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¿Farm a n d G ard en ir ’ rim i ii.is f , u n iin Loan, Purchase Program lo Aid F la x Approved 7. l!Mtì Il .. II.IX pince nr> |,|,in t, i •• IH i- , ‘ U l u l i v i - lm II il Futili i,l thi- th e Hill .tu li, i , , i. , I ili,, - , 1111., u ni lin i, . i lili? ' I h ' I w i i i i i l i I H 'I I I l im i n i. I I ,, . ' Hl . ||„. 17 '■III ■ fi -i , À A Ä J o Select AAA Committeemen .111,1 II,,VX IH , Ills fn i n i, II, ' i l i ,,f ||„. „|.,„ S VICI,• i x |,l ilh c ,I I il iil ,1 1: t m id e .l i j in , , l m by II I , , f n, H i, I" 1 I Hl I l, s I .,,,,| lin l i m i l i UHI s v ili II, I, II,,, ilu te P M A i n , n i l , Ili Sub cribe to T h e Arxu.x - C IT Y - ,| .,,,,| RoSEMAPy IS AN EMBLEM ,, , .OF REMEMBRANCE. local AAA ' C O M M E R C IA L KAUFMAN MORTGAGE COMPANY - P o rtland 4, O regon L o c a l A q o n t: C H AR LES L. W A L K E R Hillsboro, O regon er ! i p tins icqiti them sin i*<< K.rrm See Y our CO-OP Potalo Goal Cut 13 P er Cent from 1946 Oregon M ark A fo r I '»17 a motinccd iän rn m <>f ilice i In AMMONIUM SULPHATE npo .c 36 »Hk, • 1 , .,.(•• 1: H u . V M iller 1 is 13 per ceni .0 of th e five pre ( i c g il'l f ai l ruent L’S!>A co i T ualatin V alley C o-op 214 W. Main Street m en t ture Hillsboro, Oregon No deliverion for purchases will bo accepted after Novem ber 6. No deliveries for purchase will bo accopted after Novem ber 25. ( ' y j,.. i th eir firm fr^ prt • siij 1317 t np Pi. J,i- ii n Much BORON 100-lb. s a c k ....................... S3.50 100 lb. sack — in ton lots or more. $3.25 Wo can supply you w ith AMMONIUM SULPHATE COVER CROP SEED DUGDALE CO M PA N Y Phono Forest Grove 153 CORNELIUS OREGON M ix e d F ertlllxerg Super Phuxphatra A m m o n ia Sulfate I.lm r (H arked and llu lk ) H oran L iq u id N itrates C o ve r C rop Seed F ilb e rt W o rm Busts W a ln u t m ig h t Busts B ordeaux Spray M aterials B B T Busts and Sprays W eed K ille rs W e e v il Halt Ito trn o n e DISINFECT YOUR "CLEAN FLOORS” tg e count y A . \ \ of I hi 1111 > r I < 11 i :» illu strates the care th at is ta k e n by row ers in all of th e com m ercial p otato grow ing sections in h arv estin g and m ark etin g this y e a r s oversize crop of some 15.000 carloads R etailers a re cu rre n tly fe a tu r ing O regon potatoes and onions as abundant foods.” Communily Triple A Committee Meeting Dales for County Anounced VIA FILBERTS WALNUTS /ANILLA GOT ITS NAME fP.OM -THE SPANISH WORDS*VA1NA* THE BRAND NAME ON A PACKAGE GF ‘WHICH MEANS A W AND SPICE OR FLAVORING IS AN ’ILLA* WHICH MEANS LITTLE ASSURANCE OF THE INTEGRlTX OF THE COMPANY BEHIND THEPRODUCTj i n t o r n i . I- I Bectcd by vs. prclim iii up the farm goals, data " r previous ' X p d in g in the ag ricu ltu ral ,se r\ .! »n pio- pram W ien pi ce file trit’ir rep. rf.i on pr i t I t t form ed un d er this y e a r’' program . y arc • o k e l to iiht thesr )'»♦(» p i pro- Ruction d p i .,n I th e ir ended 1947 aeit . . T h e d e p . i tn n n t e f a g i c u ltu re e req u ired bv l.iw t * a ip p .t t the I ' e < • • • .’ a t, t yo p, i cent of f a rity for tu o y. a, ' a fte r the w ar etttei g'Ute’. I,. :h;s \c .,t A .'tipp. rt C om m unity trip le A in a nu m b er of ure.i . in th e county have set date.' w hen farm ers can conic to s line local place to rep o rt th eir 1916 activities under the trip le A report ' P alm er S T or- p rogr cnt. M eetings that vend, county have been set » date a re as fol- lows: Sherw ood com m unity N ovem ber 18 an d H a 9 a. rn. to 5 p. m.. citv hall. A loha-B eavt rton com m unity. N o vem ber 14. 15. 16. 8 to 10 p m . A loha G range hall. H illsboro com m unity. N ovem ber 18 an.l 19. 9 a m. to 5 p. nt.. No- v em b er 20. 8 to 10 p. in . county court house F lest G rove com m unity. No v em b er 14 ,md 15. all day. and in All Legume Seeds Off Price Control <d t n o : e th in 31.lMO.000 bushels of early and in term ed iate cro p |x,ta- toi's, and < u i, t titly is su p p orting prices o f late crop p d a t e> through All legum e sced- -alfalfa, red clo- loans to producers ver. alsike clever, clover— , . . . sw eet .. have • i been included in th e grow ing list of farm com m odities rem oved O re g o n D a iry G o a , from price control T h e O ffice of P rice A dm inistration released the B reeders to M e e t seeds on O ctober 24. O PA says it The O regon P iirv G oat B ree .’ers' li.is been able to act m ore speedily a su.’iit. n will h 1} its fifth annual th a n an ticipated in rem oving ceil dairy goat products b an q u et at ings because of rep o rts from the < «Ml p m N vem ber 9. at E venirm vening U nited S tates D epartm ent of A g S la r G ran g e hall. S h’ 80th and ric u ltu re that indicated supply of Division. P ortland th e legum e seeds w ould be ade This b an q u et i g ain in g much quate. p o pularity e tch v ear and the pub O regon's large crops of legme lie ix 'd \ •••(! to o b tain tickets e a r -ee.ls. alsike and ladino ly. ac:-o,-drig to C. F. G alkins clover, especially are being m ark eted rapid- -ecretar;» tre a su re r tv at prices w ell above th e support levels of 25c a pound fo r alsike and $1 35 for ladino. P rotein M e a l F re e d T erm in atio n of all rc stric tii ns on the d istrib u tio n and use of p ro A u c tio n S a tu rd a y tein m eal and soybeans and th e end of pi,ilem meal set-asides W a s To B e n e fit S ch o o l ordered bv USDA on O ctober 17. By Mrs. A lv in S tu llrr Hi vived las, Ja n u a ry to obtain BE’IH AN Y An auction of scarce txeltcr d istrib u tio n and prevent item s will be held at the union sh o rtag es in livestock feeding areas, tiie reslricti ns h av e been re school gym n ear C edar Mill S a t moved as p a i l of Hie D epartm ent u rd ay at 11 p m Proceeds will of A g n elli,lire's pro g ram to end b en efit the school. In addition to controls on farm p ro d u cts at liie th e auction th e re w ill be a pro gram A rticles to be donated niav earliest possible dale. be left a, the school d u rin g the day No physical ex am in atio n w ill lie o r taken th ere S aturday night. req u ired of v eteran s w ho re in F rie n d ly service la a lw ays avail state th eir National S erv ice Life Insurance p o lic e s before F eb ru ary able from y o u r friends in Hillsboro 1. 1947 business firm s. tf 4-H Clubs Hold A chievem ent Day 4-H achievem ent m eeting w ill be held at M cK inley school No vem ber 14. at 8 n. m Mr. Cox and Miss Fave Nichols w ill bo present aw ard pins to th e h e a l’h club. Tony A bts and Mr. Cox w ill show movies. ® D o ily d u s tin g kills m ost h a rm fu l b a c te ria . • Kills flies th a t c o n ta c t it. • H elps p re v e n t M a stitis a n d Bang's disease. VISITORS ALW AYS WELCOME • A n e ffe c tiv e d e o d o ra n t A V A IIA R II NOW IN THI HANOT D escrip tive Catalogue and P la n tin g G uid e on request S hipping ami D e liv e ry Season— Noy. la through A p ril 15 SO POUND IA O C o m p le te L a n d s c a p e S e r v ic e FR EE ESTIM A TES F arm We ers' C ash Store Sell tind Recommend GENERAL P A IN T S for nil-purpose use 150 E. Main S treet HILLSBORO Telephone 4061 « C arlto n N ursery Co. “Over H alf a C en tu ry ” (Since 1890) FOREST GROVE, ORE. Phono Forest Grove 106R at the Arcus for publication in that week not la te r than Tues day and e a rlie r if possible. tf fttate FARM LOANS 9 Long Term • No Commi don • Fee Galaway & McGraw 117 S. 3rd, Hillsboro EVERYTHING , rfttd te u n . 7HÍ " M IX IT " th e A ll-P u rp o s e F a rm M i x e r fo r SMALL CONCRETE WORK: I ww Dalrywxnl try 4 «ln •uppli«« «nd equipment Fro« • 6rr» vhick spocia'ixee ie meeting your requirement«. V® oiler guaranteed mer» chenditel Fast «ervicel Skilled couneel en dairy problem»! T.m e paym ent facilitieaJ CempleW ateclu le«l«4e« C OOL5RS, STERILIZER!, •ARN EQUIPMENT, SOTTLES CAPS, CANS, CRATES, PASTEURIZERS, STRAINER^ STRAINER DISKS, BRUSHES, TESTERS. WATER HEATERS, DeLAVAL MILKERS SEPARATORS • Tee» heeelry to i s H t o i Widbe t«g •eta! o f . The M I X I T is perfect for small batches of concrete. Do your own repair» or building The M I X I T does the job evenly, quickly and easily. No compli cated mechanism. for MIXINC FEEDS: Mixes stock feed, dairy feed, scratch foods, poultry feeds, hog feeds, etc., simply and thorough ly The M I X I T is portable, and the dumping lever makes chores light. for PROCESSING SEEDS: The M I X I T blends seeds of any type and in various quantities perfectly Its high enough to dump into any conveyance and the handy lever makes dumping sw ift and simple. J. T. FOSTER CO. S. Third Ave. HILLSBORO. OREGON LAND SURVEYING and C o n s t r u c t io n L a y o u t PAUL D. BOUTWELL Registered Land Su rveyor Phone Scholls 8361 R t. 1. Box 705, B eaverton, Ore. A chievem ent dav for 4-H club- of H elveti i. Jackson. Rock C reek and W est V n,„ n c . m n u in ,;ies wiU ^»e held T1tu rsd ay i today I at the H elvetia school at 7:45 p. m. A. H. A bts of the Com m ercial N ational b an k of H illsboro w ill be present to show movies of the 1946 c u n t fair. Pin* and certificates w ill be awarded bx Miss P aye N. ■ Jo e Cox. C lubs p.ir:tc:pa:im . i.rc H elvetia Jackson C >okerv I and I'. H elvetia Jackson C ookery II an-.i IV. H elvetia B achelor Se.v.ti :. He vetia-Jack scn H ealth. H elvetia O ar den. Wc.-t U nion Sew ing an t Rock C reek D airy d u b Loans to DAIRY FARMERS "E v e ry th in g for the O r d ,a ril. Hom e and G arden" • A p o w e rfu l d is in fe c ta n t. re ied from , at N ew port, nine of ten it r lined an i storm ed. To you a a idea of how it can ,■ when a -torm ,s brew ing, it ally blc wed so h ard one day it blow ed the w histle on an Id saw m ill at Yaquiria th a t had been ru nning fcr five years d all th e men w ent back to w ork th in k in g that the strik e was over f* was terrible, in fact it even blow ed the horn on my car ju st as I drove up in front of the A bbev House, and all the porters and b u tlers cam e ru n n in g out to get mv tru n k s and oags It was . * ry erT'barra - -:ng. but I told them the reason th at the horn blowed Aa- the car was i ’41 Chev. It a a - the only one on th e bay front «t th it time, and I thought that •.* >s som ething tu blow about. Tw f herm en just then cam e arcund •he c o rn e r and a gest of w ind blew both th eir noses sim ultaneously, one tu rn ed to the other and said. “No hands,” th a t’s som ething. And rain, it rained so hard th at •ome of th e fish came to the sur- f itee • , get a glim pse of the w eather nd it would rain in th e ir poor lit- ie eyes b id th a t they would i rh n m erge to keep dry. We w sever:,I jelly fish Joing out w ith the tide, all carry in g um brel- las. And cue high school bov was ’ king his girl friend home" from dance and when he reached her hom e she ju s t sat tig h t and kept -b ak in g h er head On observing her m ire closely he sa w th a t she had her nose caught in the w ind shield sw iper. We visited the can n er es and saw a large pile of silversides being prepared for canning. I asked one old man w here thev cam e from and he said "Alsea r iv e r " Savs I I see." He said. "No A l-ea." Well' i .-.ui. "W hat d .d Alsee'*" "S alm .n ." U I aaid, "If A1 caught all those ;lmon you ought to see what Nelscot, I left him floundering over th at one and got out of there before I get knocked o ff my perch All jokes aside, th e re are still its of fish in the old bay. We saw fell A’ pull up a 35-pound ling end ju s t as tee approached the d ■ 1, he was fishing, M v and I caught six d ifferen t species in one ay a t the sam e sp q. nam ely, a strip ed perch, see perch, kelp, sm all rock cod. sm all bi d cod. and a b eau tifu l sea bass. counting several small fr-.- Yes. N ew port is ,he best f.-hing re- in to mv know ledge along the Coast, Well, h ere is rain in the face. and be careful of Agusta W m Ì far I know A. J M. da A c h ie v e m e n t M e e tin g Set a t M c K in le y S ch ool OLD FAVORITES—Plus the New and U nusual FR U IT TREES: M ote th an a h u n d re d varieties, including New P arson Sw eet Italian P ru n e. • New iind T ested P e a d , Selections. New All Red A pple V arieties, etc. NUT TREES: S elect N ursery G ro w n F ilb ert Trees. G rafted F ra n q u e tte E nglish W alnuts. ROSES: E v erbloom ing Bush, C lim bers. F lorlbundas, T ree Roses, in clu d in g "A ll A m erican Selections." RHODODENDRONS: S ity -fiv e best varieties. CAM ELLIAS: S electio n s of M erit -a ll colors and types FLOW ERING SH RU B S AND V INES - EVERGREENS BERRIES - G R A PE S - SM A I.L FRUITS ROCK CH FFK Developing (I I l l vili be the subject pre Merited by it !• home dem onstration agent at tin next m eeting of the Nock Creek hom e extension unit The ni< ing will convene at 10 a in Thurs d 'y. N< vem ber 14. at the Lome of Mrs ( ’ W Sehim ller near Bethany. Visitors a te Invited to tten.l < ’ll. TRAVELERS IN SI RANCE fìrt Says . the evening on N ovem b r 15. F or- est G rove cham ber of com m erce room s G aston com m unity. N ovem ber 14 and 15. all day. and in the ev e ning of the 15th. K. P. hall. G aston F arm ers com m a to these m eet ings to m ake th e ir re p - rts of Der- form ance are requested to b rin a w ith them sales slips of lime, phos phate. landplaster. seed, and r e ceipts for o th er item s used u n d er th e trip le A p ro /ra m . It is each farm er's own resoonsi- b ilitv to sec that his report of u er- form alice is m ade and the trip le A com m ittee urges farm ers to take ad v an tag e > f these m eetings, w hich a re being held in th e ir com m uni ties. to m ake th e ir reports. Trees - S h ru b s - Plants USE FARMCRAFT S a n itize r • . . Rock C ro o k E xtension U n it to M ee, F rid a y H erbeit Kasmin.«*n .vas elected .»••*«" t ' c<«.shier of C om m ercial N ational bank of H illsboro at a cetin;: of directo rs I.ict week 1If* h id p eviou.slv Field the title of a u d ito r His d u tie will rem ain the .m e A World W.ir 11 veteran. >t subler- H 1 mm- ,»»n ha# been w ith the bank n lv after about a year. have ue11 • •torv. ac A ll local, nodal and fra te r ted in the nal news should be turned In . Tor vend. » establish lover and . for pa 1 purposes do m u d w ad until .und t of Ju n e pri to plant fall. T «rvend al Farm ers a . *io have had exp, rie, • w ith both fall arid spring p i generally refer the Ju n e cd. on a firm. w eli-prt pared J 1 bed over ljte f ill planting . Fro* t dam age is par- tie u larly severe j i i larte planted su b terran ean clo\ e r and w h e n ceded with gra ■ Mixtures it is a l to the grass, H ow ever, the pring plantings have excelled ove • the fall plant- mgs both in grow th and stand bv the follow ing fall. E arly fall p la n t ings w ill produce seed the first year However, the spring plantings will not produce seed until th e fol low ing y ear a fter planting. ^* 2% • Low Cost - Prompt Service P o rter Hhlg L ate full p ianon n( an d o v i r. part c fir 4 of ..11V prove ifdittf to t rials IHilV. ¡'VUOI ur.lv ;»i¿<rit \ ’ 4 MORTGAGE LOANS FARM the tpee on which it gpows . H e rb e rt R asm uiw pn N e w A s s is ta n t C a s h ie r S Poor Time for Clover Planting ......... U l. , , 1 , P ,,, i .1,1,.' A llspice got its name from ,,,, t i,,„ ,, Ih *1« W I I I I h ic t lc . t r i , I I I I , . I’I h » PMA ("inintii«*«* h i . liu ti I Ih m , s ii u .v i i i i i i i i i m «-ti that ili«’ lu.m ,md mu I.IWH t.«h HI f ili,,, fi , m ( I,,. I 'I II, I mm pi'»vi H ill,n u ll w i l l 'l l II,,, I I",I I I I ' .', I CH,.. .1 I , n i n n i II,S V , I . a i nm i'iit i . imp i u h m Un* i h k I 'll! s i , V h u l e ,, f H l, S ,. II , ,,1 ■I < >1 vi4<»li ila X 111 »«• i h.iM l»(,«*ii .i| ■sill he H I , , , , . . ,.,| h e lu ie n I e * x X t I ..11 III - |,l.,\,,| !• . I I.. ,, |,|? ' f i n i e a n d N a m e s S i, uluiil , ,m |u ,i '■•I I l i n i I hl' V u l u l i l i , ,1 r ’ " 1 H u ilu i i i u i i ' i y i, , , H l" | lV n TRACTOR OWNERS— A void Spring D elays Now! W hen spring w ork breaks, you'll w ant vour tractor ready to go right away. A w inter overhaul will save valuable hours next spring when you need them most. Let us take care of your tra c to r now! H illsboro Im plem ent Co. W est Baseline — llill-b o r o . . . . ARE AMONG THE MOST NUMEROUS OF THE VARIOUS FARM LOANS MADE BY THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF HILLSBORO IF YOU INTEND TO BUILD UP YOUR HERD. TO BUY NEW MILKING EQ U IP MENT. OR TO IMPROVE YOUR BARN OR FEEDING AR RANGEMENTS — DON'T FORGET THAT WE'RE ALWAYS GLAD TO ACQUAINT YOU WITH OUR DAIRY LOAN TERMS. COME IN — FEEL FREE TO DISCUSS YOUR PLANS WITH US. ALL INFORMATION IS KEPT CONFIDENTIAL. & COMMERCIAL NHTIONBL BANK I S ÿ ? o/ M £ H te R FEDERAL DC POS IF INSURANCE CORP
