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m u s t corn«' t iic 435 m i l l i o n m e a l
a d a v f i l l t iie 145 m i llio n p e o p le in
tin
ro u n tiA
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t«»n-. u| fo o d a n - n e e d l’d to k e e p E u
r o p e fro m g o in g u n d e r
A n d e v e ry ( a im th a t goes u n d e r
t i n ’ tu id g e m e a n
in t th a t m u c h
EARTHMASTER
TRACTORS
I l y ilru u llm lly
equipped
ll.u id lrx 14-inih
F lo w w ith ease.
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TERMS
P a rt» a n d
S erv ie»
TIGARD. OREGON
Announcing the opening
of our new
FARM EQUIPMENT
STORE
14-mile east of Hillsboro
on highway
OPEN
LH. i l .ra
WEDNESDAY, March 2 4
Come in look around and see our
full line of farm implement.«
on display.
CRAWFORD-OLSON
EQUIPMENT COMPANY
A lso at 734 2nd S t., V e rn o n ia . O reg o n
P h o n e V e rn o n ia 1321
a b u rd e n un tb *■ la n d th a t i l<'•it.'
M i l l " ! (Ii ( lu i "(I
M i l l " ! »aid tl tat th«* p r im a r y <<b
1 )«*« liv«* u f th e A I’ l II l i l t u i d ( ‘«»Ii i *rv -
a tiu n P i u| (ru m i tu ie d u c e th i lu
T h i u u « h tin
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n u t.
H i" n.itiu ai c u -u |» "i at«*'. V itti
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in " a r i y i n t f u u t <•un
1 c i V a tiu n p i ai 11i *
w h ic h k"«*p th e I
1 >uil a n d V. a te i un th«* fa i in.
Agricultural Aircraft
Operators Organize
F o r m a tio n
of
tin * O re g o n
cultural Aircraft ( »p- i ito i
A g ri
i
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Rodent Control West Slope Churches Plan Rites Held for
Talks Scheduled Varied Easter Programs
Mrs. Lundgren
G a r lo u g h . t p i c • illa t iv e u f
I ’.v
th« m<*r|ptor and i od»-nt c o n tr o l
d iv is io n o f t h " E i h l a n d W ild lif e W«
S«*r vie«* w i l l p re " n t tw o ro d e n t p i.
"(»fib «»I d c m u ii'it r a t in n in the coun- V a>
tv M unday, u< ( o rd in g !.. J 04 '
Tie*
i • i t i n t c u u n ty a g e n t
f ‘ i< >
A m o r n in g d e m o n * tr itio n w d l he ( a id a t
' g ive n at 10 30 at the W illi
K a il und»!
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tun «»n th " f i i r tu n -k >r<* .t G i ove ! Ih
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a g iic u lt u r e
O re g o n S ta te e o lle g .
a n d tin - v a r io u s c o u n ty a g e n ts w ith
i*o th c o in m i r c iu l a p p lic a to r s a rid
g i o w e rs
D is c u s s io n
d u r in g th e o r g a n iz a
tio n a l m i-i tu n : i'e n t i’ i'ed on su g g c .t
By Jane Joyce
ed p r ic e s t u b iii/ u t io n in th e v u iio u
are a s o f tiie sta te , ty p e s o f w o rk
MOUNTAIN HOME
Th.- c o m
(’ h e m ic a l-. M asons, a n d c r o p , a v a il m u n ity h a . reccp .cd tw o in v ita tio n *-
a b le fo» tin s ty p e o f a p p lic a tio n
tn E.i t«’ i m n in in g u in n - i- e rv ic c .
Sherwood, Bald Peak
Sunrise Services Set
I T in
Landplasler Said
Beneficial lo Velch
V e tc h w i l l he g r e a tly b e n e fite d
b y an a p p lic a tio n o f la n d p la a lc r if
m eh ha- n o t a lre a d y been made,
♦aid
W ilb u r
B u rk h a rt.
asK istant
c o u n ty au ent. a ft e r v is itin g a n u m
ber
of
fie ld s
la s t w e e k
a ro u n d
th»’
c o u n ty
L a n dp la * ter a p p lie d at the rate
p e r air«* w ill fu rn is h
tin- a m o u n t n t .su lfu r n o rm a lly r e
q u ire d by vetch
In some cases,
h e a v ie r
a p p lic a tio n
up
to
200
pound* per acre m ay be w a rra n te d
d tile c ro p aws sow n late last year
and has not made any e xte n sive
g io w ill T he la n d p la .te i m ay be a p
p lie d a n y tim e exce p t w h e re p la n t
in g was done so la te th a t the soil
is s till v e ry soft and w et. b u t the
doner now th a t it can be don«*
tile better
o f 100 p o u n d
Local Dairy Places
Two Cows on Roll
MASON'S, Inc.
Available at
nil Unte.*.
lin d from which to "row the
: r«»U(t W" i * "«I th a t in iw h MiHi' • u f
1
T w o cow-, io th.- A rb o r Rose d a iry
bi rd o f H g ix tc re d B ro w n Sw iss lit
I b - . iv i tun. hnve re c e n tly co m p le t
■ si p ro d u c tio n records th a t place
h ig h in the a ll tu n e h o n o r r o ll fo r
t h e ir age and class A lb ó r i M e ie r
and son o w n and operiate the d a iry
A c c o rd in g to a re p o rt receiv- d
fro m F re d S ldt.se. se cre ta ry o f the
N a tio n a l B lo w n S w e B re e d e r a
.s o c m tlo n . A r lx ir Host* M ap le p ro
duced 11.353.7 p o u n d , o f m ilk anti
565 74 pounds o f h n lte rfa t in 305
tluvs on tw ic e a day m ilk in g us a
senior tw o -y e a r-o ld
T in s
places
het .cro u d on the h o n o r l o l l in the
F u m ic i '. Ten M o n th s d iv is io n o f
th e se n io r tw o -y e a r-o ld class
The o th e r cow. A r b o r Hose B a i-
b e lt's Lassie, m oved in to f if t h place
in the same d iv is io n of the S e n
io r th re e -y e a r-o ld class w ith a re c
o rd o f 14.592 4 pounds o f n u lk und
569 32 pound-- o f b u tte rfa t in 305
days o f twicc-q-day m ilk in g
Read the Argus Classified Ads
now — then act quickly — before
someone beats you to It.
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Service»* L iste d
Ea. te r S u n d a y services
at th "
ch u rch
are as fo llo w s :
S u nday
: chool lo a.rn . in tru rn c n ta l n u m
ber 10:50 a m . proce: sional 10:55
am
w o rs h ip se rvice
11 t./n
H ym n , " C h ris t A rose.
In v o c a tio n
and L o rd s Pray* r; C h o ir, u n d e r
the d ire c tio n o f Stan Ego " L is te n
to the Sung.
S< rip tu r e
P a -to ra l
P ra y e r; C h o ir, " M y D e liv e re r, in
fa n t
baptiftm .
o ffe rin g .
C h o ir,
" C h ris t H a tli K cdcem cd Me
S e r
mon, C h ris t Is Risen; ( ’ h o ir. T he
G lo ry C h o ru s ." b e n e d ic tio n . Easter
b irth d a y d in n e r at noon, e ve ry o n e
in v ite d . C a te ch ism class g ra d u a tio n
a t the K J) m service
M r and M t
Bay Ego m ade a
tr ip
to T illa m o o k
the
'Vue ,da /
V ic to r T hum a
Ornduff fa m ilie s J
T h u rs d a y
v is it in g
and C la re n c e
p Jones spent
a t th e E go h o m e
Sunday d in n e r guests at the L lo y d
H e in ci hom e w ere M r and M rs
H a ro ld
A e b isch e r.
D e lm a r
and
Evon and B ry c e W h in ie r a ll of N ew
b e rg
Attend .Anniversary
Mt and M m W C Edy, M r. and
M is D o n a ld Edy and M rs. B ill P e t
ers a ttended the G o ld e n W e d d in g
a n n iv e rs a ry u f M r and M r
H e r
m an W entz in P o rtla n d S u nday
Mi
Fiancc
Balcei
i ited with
her
sister M rs F lo ra
B a k e r in
H ills b o ro a fe w days last w eek.
H C. K y a n b ro u g h t the p ro je c to r
and c o lo ie d slides o f "T h e R e su r
re c tio n S to ry to th e hom e o f M rs.
i i i • Jo y c e F iid ly • • ning o th .it
A u n t F a n n ie S n yd e r, w h o is c o n
fin e d to h e r bed m ost o f th e tune,
m ig h t e n jo y a b it o f E aster Mi>s
F lore n ce
and Miss
E d ith B yrn s.
P o rtla n d , c a lle d on M rs S n y d e r
T h u rs d a y
a fte rn o o n . T h e y
w e re
frie n d s in Kansas
T he H a rry S c h m e ltz e r fa m ily and
M rs F rances B a k e r w e re d in n e r
guests o f th e M c D o n a ld fa m ily o f
G ales C re ek last S u nday
Guests A t F ashion House
T h e M t Horne ladies in c lu d e d in
the guest lis t at the F ashion House,
the hom e o f M rs Turn S parks, fu r
th e fashion show and tea S a tu rd a y
w ere Mesdanies B ill Lekas. G eorge
Moser ip, In a M o scrip . R A H o w e ll.
R B Joyce and the Misses C a ro lv n
Ego and B e tty Joyce M rs. C h a rle s
G ale was the co-hostess'.
4%
Low Interest
No Commission
No Appraisal Fee
Galaway & McGraw
117 8. 3rd
H illsboro
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F u n e ra l services fo r M rs C h r is - '
tin e L u n d g re n o f B eaverton, who
d ie d last T h u rs d a y , w ere held S a t
u rd a y m o rn in g in th e chapel o f i
P e g g s m o rtu a ry , in te rm e n t was in .
R iv e r v ie w c e m e te ry
M rs
f.u n d g re n
had lived in
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty fo r about 3»
years, th e g re a te r p a rt o f th a t tim e
soent at N o t, H ill Farm , rou te 2, [
B e a v e rto n . She was 72 years o ld
I
H e r husband, Jo h n , d ie d eight '
years ago.
M rs. L u n d g re n is s u r v iv e d
by
d
a nd
s ta r t y o u r chicks on
df<
CHICK STASrCR
tu rn in g M on d a y
•i noon A r
For «re »rfy g r o w th , y o u r * h*. k« .»r^.1
th e r ig h t hal*rt< e nf v it a m in * , p ro
hU*r. ha i
d
lle y ( « im m u n ity U n ite d the A r r n fie ld
te i» « « ltd m in e ra l* . Z n a n « /« » t Zu. k
in M o n te re y , C al
•r the past
m e b u tc h w i l l p re se n t a
S t a r t e r 1« « •• tern ih« u llv h u lttit. e.J
days, on m a tte r
oncoming
r a t io n b u ilt t u f ill th e ie *tu u e « u e n t*
*h« r u n n i n g w o r s h ip h o u r V Ti*«*n .
o
f y o trr c h ir k *
th e h r» t i e
i« h t
viarie
• a d "i J r p «/ J o h n D o u b t Beautv *shop E n la rg e d
» r illi
<r »wth
det» 1er.
1 ' C h r i t T riu m p h a n t
H den
B e a u ty S hop is e n la rg in g
( » ir . iiu iu u n e r v ic e ■ v. 11 its
pace w it h a new structu re at
•»h waali
tin* c h u rc h a t G a b e l the : ear o f the pr» a nt shop, w h ic h
.'.Chuul
F hur dav ♦•vening a t 7 45
w
ill
be u-.ed as a -Jendenzing salon,
M"mu
it tii • Yuuth Fellowship and w ill pe in o p e ra tio n in the
6»h weak
tw o d a u g h te r
M rs
R u th P a s le y . '
g ro u p
rn« « t un Sunday e v e n in g
rn ar fu tu re E q u ip m e n t fo r the n e w
( liildren s P ro g ra m >» t
p ro je c t i a lre a d y un hand H elen H ills b o r o , a n d M rs A lic e L a k a n e n 1
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4»h waah
B a in i o w n e r and o p e ra to r a t the
anen.
and
tw o
g ra n d d a u g h te rs . ,
W* ’ S!up< B* I'.' itu n C u m m u n ity b i ones
Christine arid C a ro ly n P arley.
a n d I* <!d,*. • .«*r . k «• in O d d F e llu u
U iris H ig h R a tin g
2nd week
h a d in
B < -ave rturi,
v.iJl
fe a tu r e
f i l l T u rra n c *’ to o k
R ic k y ," his
sp (a ia l i i
ii a n d a c h ild r e n s p r o blooded Ifu b e rrn a n tu Salem to com -
g ra m b e g in n in g , at 10:45 A m ix e d j»ete in the dog sh o w th« re S a tu r
q u a i n t .-. N irig . T iie R i c n K in g
d a y and th»* dug w on HX5 p o in t , out
bv A ' k ' i . M i
A n n a K r u g e r w i l l o f a pa u b le 200
R ic k y ’ w ill also
sir*;
Tim it uia e c tiu n M u rn ,
b y appear in a fo rth c o m in g P o rtla n d
R i" !i) . .» u i W h « n G u d I N e a r
K«-nnel show.
by z A c k h w i l l i»e ung by M rs
M i and M rs . B ud W r ig h t -pent
E d w in B« d *a i
Rev Thum a
pas- He* w e e k-e n d at Sw eet Horne. * s-
F u n e ra l service« w e re h e ld T ues
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: . • 1 ’
• ;a ak .»’ itin g
M r.
W r ig h t-
sist«.*r. M rs d a y a fte rn o o n fro m D oneison &
" MILLING CO.
tin - .m on u n ri •* " i vice tu be h e ld W rig h t is e m p lo y e d at the W est S e w e ll chapel fo r M rs. L o ttie Con-
>.«M M. tn O M O O H
at tii« c ity p a rk
w ith his th e m e Slop«- D: ug store.
lee. 79. B u x to n , w h o died F rid a y
P o e iL A M O . a n c a o M
" T ii" M« a; *• u f t h " R e s u rre c tio n .
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W. J B ro d h ea d is recuperating
Rev. C liffo r d N T ro u t:
fro m an in ju r y su ffe re d to his r ig h t dav illness
Ilu n i ns Plan L ong
fo o t rece ive d w hen he fe ll w h ile o ffic ia te d . B u r ia l was in H ills b o r o ,
J o u rn \ to I urop«*
ce m e te ry.
J R Han ■ 'I of <tearing ground near hi.-, b<vne
FARMERS' CASH STORE
M rs C onlee was b o rn in In d ia na
S
V.’
B- . ' 'i, a -B e a ve rto n h ig h w a y < « n tly . A bone wa c ra c k e d .n his
h a \* p la n n ed to h a v e on an e x a n k le and he has been forced to N o v e m b e r 0. 136«. and liv e d in O re
gon fo r 40 years. S u r v iv in g are tw o
tended ti
to part* o f
N o rw a y . use cru tch e s to get about.
sons, K o v Ray. I.a C enter. Wash.,
S .* 'd i* n and D e n m a rk th e f ir s t M any < ats D ie
A n u m b e r o f fa m ilie s
in
th is and B ill Ray. C a lifo rn ia a d a u g h
o f /A p ril w h e re th e y w ill v is it r e l-
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la n d wh< re th e y w ill pend a s h o rt cat plague, tw o and th re e in a g ra n d c h ild re n .
Say You Saw It In T he A rg u s
tim e. gu*nv on to O slo, N o rw a y , household h a v in g d ie d fro m the
dis* as." O n ly one a fe m a le b e lo n g o f Kelso. T he G ra y s also had as
thence to o th e r d e stin a tio n s.
M r H a n se n i- e m p lo y e d in th e ing to M rs W. A . H a m lin on M c- house guest d u rin g the week. M r
P o rtla n d post o ffic e , and was b o rn C hesney road, has been k n o w n to G ra v 's s is te r-in -la w . M rs Ray Beck
o f C astle Rock, w h o stayed w ith
in this c o u n try , th o u g h he has m a n y reco ve r.
M r . and M r
A le x G ra y w ere th e m w h ile u n d e rg o in g
o b se rva
r i itiv e in the S c a n d in a v ia n co u n -
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b ro th e r. E d w a rd B e ck and fa m ily week.
N o rw a y .
Transportation to th e fo re ig n
c u u n tric is s till d if f ic u lt , and the
H u. » n e n gage d t h e ir reservations
in D ecem ber fo r th e tr ip .
Mr*«, (¿eer Hostess
M r- W. le y G«*i*r was hostess to
ANNOUNCE
t l • F ir G ro v e F a rm e re tte s a t h e r
horn«’ on Vista D riv e W ednesday
PUREBRED
e ve n in g M r R o b e rt W a ltz o f F o r
(Old or New)
e s t G rove wa guest s p e a k e r o f th e
ev«*ning ta lk in g on so il p re p a ra
tio n ad a ro u n d c a re and c u ttin g
o f ch rysa n th e m u m s.
Services Held
For Mrs. Conlee
T tiiM e u
Oregon State
Holstein
Breeders
W ANTED
STRAWBERRY ACREAGE
A iars M ove
M : and M rs D a le V ia r have m u r
ed to th e ir new hom e on S cholls
F e rry road and on S a tu rd a y w e re
d in n e r ho ts to M r and M r . L e o n
a rd Ranton of W est Slope.
D o n a ld (« ra h a m
Kelley-Farquhar & Co.
H O L S T E IN
Certified Marshall Plants Are Now Available
PHONE BANKS 383
CALL EVENINGS HILLSBORO 3009
CONSIGNMENT
SA LE
H o n o re d
D onald G raham , sm a ll son o f M r.
and M rs. A lv a G ra h a m w as guest
o f h o n o r at a b irth d a y p a rty g iv e n
bv h i- m o th e r at th e ir hom e F rid a y
a fte rn o o n A hom e m o v ie and games
e n te rta in e d th«‘ y o u n g guests, w h o
g a thered to ce le b ra te D o n a ld 's 8th
b irth d a y .
T ake it from m e . . .
Tin* b u ild in g c o m m itte e o f the
nev. B a p tis t c h u rc h w ill h o ld a
m ee tin g T h u rs d a y n ig h t to p la n
w ith the c o n tra c to rs f o r the e a rly
b e g in n in g o f c o n s tru c tio n o f th e
b u ild in g
T he d riv e fo r fu n d s fo r
th«* ch u rc h is g o in g fo rw a rd satis-
th e ir hom e in P o rtla n d ta k in g baby.
K a th y , w ith them . Ray's h e a lth has
im p ro v e d and he expects to s ta rt
w o rk soon.
APRIL 5
Ford H ydraulic Touch Control
Maybe I'm la iv or maybe I'm smart.
Anyhow, when I'm on a tractor. I don't
raise heavy plows, cultivators and
whatnot. I'll take lo rd Hydraulic
want any tugging at stiff levers to
touch control every time. I can sit on
this new Ford Tractor and lift or low
er and set an implement by moving
the touch control lever.
TRACT
Lawn Grass
A d e le g a tio n from» C h a p m a n road |
v is ite d the c o u n ty c o u rt in H ills
Mixtures
tx>To F rid a y to ta lk o v e r th e road
im p ro v e m e n t
C o rre c tio n o f last w e e k ’s news
M r. and M rs C h a rles B a rre tt v u -
i t i ’d M t Hom e c h u rc h and n o t M r.
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS
and M rs C h a rles B a lla rd
M rs. F red A e b is c h e r re tu rn e d
PERENNIAL FLOWERS
home Seturda I
a w< - k
in eastern O regon M rs A e b is c h e r’s
sister. M rs E a rl B ic h e ld e rfe r. and
T h e ro n u f Wasco re tu rn e d w ith hei
to spend a fe w days.
INSECTICIDES
M rs R B Joyce announces the
D ob e rm a n dog w o n in th o slogan
BUG-GETTA,
Destroys Snails
contest o f the N e w b e rg h o s p ita l is
up fo r sale and the m on e y w ill be
g iv e n to the h o sp ital fu n d . A n y on<
in te re ste d m ay c a ll S h e rw o o d 4.337
T he dog is reg iste re d and o f v e ry
BULK GARDEN SEED
h ig h pedigree
M r and M rs. R. /A H o w e ll w ent
GARDEN TOOLS
to C o rv a llis F rid a y to b rin g D ick
hom e fo r the Easter va c a tio n . O th e r
O- S C students hom e fo r va ca tio n
are M r. and M rs. V ic to r L o v e jo y ,
who
came T h u rs d a y , and
B e tty
J o yce w h o re tu rn e d on Tuesday.
M rs. Ray S path is im p ro v in g
fo llo w in g an a tta c k o f p n e um o n ia
We sell and recommend
Ray re tu rn e d fro m D e tro it. M ic h
GENERAL PAINTS
S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
for all-purpose use.
M r. and M rs Kay H o r n ib r o o k re
tu rn e d fro m C(X)s Bay T uesday and
Phone 4«€1
spent the n ig h t at th e K. B. Joyce
hom e. W ednesday th e y re tu rn e d to
65 h e a d
there's nettling /the
B u ild in g U n it to M e e t
Roads Discussed
FARM LOANS
Mi
HR FASTfR C.?0WTK-
Say! Maybe you are like me . . . lazy,
or smart, take your choice. Anyhow,
if you want easier, faster farming, a
new Ford Tractor is the one that
you'll enjoy.
Fertilizers
By the way—my good service on all
Ford Tractors and equipment for them
has a lot of folks talking.
Pacific International
Livestock Exposition
Grounds
PORTLAND
H a n d -p ic k e d co n sig n m e n ts fro m
selected herds e s p e c ia lly chosen
fo r th e m any n e w b reeders s ta rt
in g n e w herds in th e n o rth w e s t.
Featuring Hazelwood
Breeding
See these cattle on display
April 4th
For information and catalogs
write
R. E. Everly, Sales Manager
706 New World Life Bldg.
Seattle 4, Washington
— or —
CATE MOTOR CO.
12G
E. Pacific Street
Glen Ireland, Secretary
Oregon Holstein Breeders
FOREST GROVE. OREGON
Forest Grove, Oregos
Farmers' Cash Store
“CATERPILLAR”
GO WEST BAIT IS THE
-'Best W eevil Bait - Perfect Results"
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soys.* G. A. WEISEN BACK
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berries for 22 years. A t present
I have over 75 acres. I have
CULTIVATING W ITH
found that 'GO-WEST' Weevil
Bait has given me the best re
Eradicates Weeds—Conserves Moisture
l b ’ YOU are bothered with
weeds, quack grass or similar
peats, you ’ll find cultivation
with this rotary power tiller a
quick and profitable solution
to that problem.
Benefits of cultivating with
Rototiller’ are threefold: 1—
The action of the rotary tines
is so thorough that it covers
every inch and destroys every
weed or clump of grass.
2 —T h e h ig h
sp e e d a c tio n
breaks w eed s
and grass into tiny fragments
nnd mixes them with the soil
as organic matter. 3—It loos
ens, aerates the eoil, and leaves
a fine mulch on the surface
th at retains more moisture
than conventional methods.
Come in today and investi
gate the many other ways in
which you can use this power
tiller and attachm ents. Each
hns been designed t o makeyour
w ork ea sier,
■S («5 foster, nnd more
I a \ profitable.
sults of any bait that I have
tried . . . perfect results. “
(t:gncdlG . A .W eiszn bac k
O. A. W eiienback & Son
Hillaboro, Oregon
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SUCCESSFUll O tfGON
SIRAWStgRY GROWER . -
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G. A. tl euenboc« and ton in th tir Co-W ett P rotK ttd S t-aw btn y Field
G. A. Weisenback is a recognized authority on strawberry
culture in Washington County, Oregon. Last year the cream
of his fields produced a six-ton per acre yield. Weisenback
takes no chances on profit-eating strawberry root weevils.
That’s why he - and other successful growers — depend on
GO-WEST, the original apple base bait that really attracts
and destroys! Easy to apply, effective rain or shine. Avail-
able in 50-lb. >4 acre size, at your farm supply dealer. Equally
effective for cutworms, vegetable wee
vils, sow bugs and other pests of like
feeding habits.
•Trad«» M a rk Reg. I ’ . S l ‘ a |. Off.
P O W IR T ILU R OP A HUNDRKD L'SIS
Hillsboro Implement Co.
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HILLSBORO SALES CO.
W. Main at Dennis—Hillsboro
Phone 5311
A PRODUCT OF THE CHAS. H. LILLY CO.