The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, July 01, 1948, Page 21, Image 21

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    Topping of Plants
Farm and Garden Urged
hy fìgent
F u n e ra l services fo r Aliz.a M a ry
S tra w b«*n y
111«’ prardh'«- i f t o p p in g d u n i
• whit»* rnun w h o ha« ta ke n
La t i Pe fo i H e rm a n V a n d e rza n - L a n g u e . 57. B e th a n y, w h o du*d S at­
a fte r h iirve-1 ■hnuld p la n th i op- <»v»*i th«- In d u in '* c o u n try rnuy w e ll
d«*n late o f Roy. w h o was k ille d u rd a y in P o rtla n d , w ere held W ed­
ke a h-.if fro m the con »*rvution
in action in the P a c ific th e a tre on nesday m o rn in g fro m the M ille r
e ru tlo fi lifiin e d u it l.v f u ll«»'A'iiir iia i - ta
book of at lea it one g ro u p o t these
• J u ly 7. 1941 we»-»* h e ld Tuesday & T ra c y chapel in P o rtla n d
Com ­
Vest if the to p p in g IS going to ;
In d ia n s
rn o rn ih '* fro m St F ra n cis ch u rc h at m itta l was in O ree n w o o d cem e­
c o m p li .h th« piup« .« for w hich
'lb«- M en o m in e e In d ia n Re«ervo-
Roy
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Roy
Joseph
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ic
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ay
P a lm e i s T ui
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tio n wa c ri-a ’ ed in IH.»I
It c o v e r­
ated
vend («Hints ag< nt ' I 'li1 pi (« ♦ <.• i ed III to w n s h io and 2TI.9O2 acres
She was b o rn O c to b e r 16. 1891.
e ffe c tiv e in Un- < o n tio l o f the cm , ri <»f land, m ost o f w h ic h i. fo re s t T h is
M ilit a r y s e rv ic e s a t th«* g ra v e s id e ,n P o rtla n d , and liv e d at B ethany
t 'n ( . i\ in ib li*
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fu r
hav equal til«’ a ve ia g e o f the past 10 m oth if d«»tn* «-ally in the umm« i
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She had been
ha put th« In d ia n in the »awouill
lii.ik lll> 4 in .is a d d to t ill* p ro peels
duct»-d bv th»- B i n k ' A m e ric a n L e ­ iri f a ilin g h e a lth at the tune o f her
Some g ro w e r fo llo w the pi active bijHirie ms Sine«* 1 fHiH th«* u n n u u l
vear . at l«*usl
( in tin* o th e t hand
ol a >uiie\s h .it ‘‘hoi I c ro p lo c a lly
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death and was c o n fin e d to a P o r t­
tak«- o f tirnb«*r i . lim ite d to 2<i
o u tp u t of s iriiilu i p ro d u cts fo r food
.11 i oi iliiij* in pi i i i i t unheal h ili ac
e n in e s t la n d h o s p ita l fo r e ig h t days. S u r-
b o rd e r o f the patch w ith tie top
i iid in io I ’ .iliiic i S T o rs •«•lid, conn - mas be the leu I nice 1941 T in . on to catch the c ro w n m oth fly in g m illio n board feet.
th»-
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in
Th«- In d ia n sta rte d w ith 850 m il­
in d ica te s a ->tlong dem and f«»r d a iry
ts UMellt
H ills b o ro
These lo w . at«- th«-n lio n board f«*«*t o f la n d in g tim b e r
p o u ltry and meat on»duc’ s
T h ■■ in to the fie ld
Ifc c c lit t .ilii; have (»ii-.itlv in c 'c , i
Vanderzand»-n was b o rn in Roy
T h e y nav«* the
n « « nl flo o d has udded to the local dc-.troved In the fa ll I f t««ppmg i.* «»ri th« lie «-rvation
o l r io w t h o f KrasMcH and weeds Iced In o ta g e s ilu u tlo li
d e la ve d i l i j u i v to the p la n t ma
on A p r il 7. 1920. and was 24 years
am«* today Th«* for«-.t .«-rvic«* call«
and th« «•• sv111 piobahl.s* be enough
re s u lt fro m the lu ck of • h i p
<dd wh* ri h<* wa k ille r!
He e n lis t­
th e
ii.ta in e d v o id
N e w t im b e r
f ’a ie in h a n d lin g hav at h a rve st leaf area d u rin g the p e rio d of fr u it replaces w h a t is ta ke n o ff
hay In« .ills it ia im e i s are able io
ed in the s e rv ic e in 1940 and was
• ive a il
th is
v o lu n te e r g ro w th , tim e and c u rin g a . ra p id ly as po.s
bud fo i u ia tio n
»•nt overseas in 1941. He p a r tic i­
ro o d e «*v«*n m ore im p o rta n t than
d»l«- w ill add to it.s feed va lu e H av
la rin e i a n tic ip a tin g a heed of hay
pated in '-»•vi ra l m a jo r engagem ents
W h e re
litig a tio n
i.
a v a ila b le [ 'u ’n b o j and ye t to o m a n y o f u . are
th a t is to !»«• chopped in to th e mow'
h o tild m ake ai i a n g iu iie iits to Io
in
th« P a c ific be fore his death. He
taking
more
from
th<
land
than
p la n ts sh o u ld he fe rtiliz e d
«»on
n a n , be m uch d r ie r than hav th a t i
« a le
it H o o n a f l e i
h i l l v e >1
In d ir a
wa k ille d in a c tio n on Saipan
we are p u ttin g back
W<- c a n t
The. f«*rtiliz»*i w il
to be put in loose m bah*d E x p e r­ a fte r to p p in g
1 •
1»
d ll»
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• «•
*»«•('* l o l l *
of
k«*« u it up
ays A r t h u r P I n land,
tie i c e d by the p la n t
w h en* th e n
S u r v iv in g are h is fa th e r T heodore
e i te rn O reg o n w ill also be
hoi t ience in d ica te - th a t baled hay w h ic h i m o lt u r e a v a ila b le to a id in the c h a irm a n «if th«* W a s h in g to n C o u n ­
V a n d e rza n d e n o f B ank
a b ro th e r.
»• i.u. and c u lil .»pi mg w ith is le ft in th«- fie ld w ill d ry m the p ro d u c tio n o f f r u it spurs fo r th« ty A g r ic u ltu r a l committ«*«- "T o m e e t!
P
aul
J V a n d e rza n d e n o f B a n ks; a
bah and shed ru m b e tte r if the
la te frosts
th«- needs
an «*ver-incr«*asing pop- i
h a lf b ro th e r, A lfr e d D e lp la n c h e
bah
are se» on end
Lo«»se huv n e x t ye a r
( ‘.ii i s «>v«*r o f old hav I k alm ost
i C o rn e liu ;-. th re e sisters, M rs Rose
T o p p in g i also pi a r t i i 'f i l by « ro w - i illa tio n o u r la n d m ust becom e m ore
in h u g e stacks w ill g e n ­
p
ro
d
u
c
tiv
e
not
Jess
w
ith
each
I one a ll ove i z\ tough svintei co u ld e hocked
M
‘ -euws<-n and M rs L a u re tta M er­
t a lly
m a in ta in m ore leaves and el fo r til« p i l l p o s e o f assisting III ye a i s fa rm in g ”
i« u lt in a i e a llv bad hay shortage
mens rout»* 1. B anks and M rs F lo r ­
tin* c o n tro l of weeds and ru n n e l
she«|
n
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n
ra
in
th
a
n
.m
u
ll
shock
is « is th in g sh o u ld be saved that
ence Evers, ro u te 2. F o re s t G ro v e
II the to p p in g Is not don<* oon aft
ssill m ake hav. in c lu d in g stiass o f hay le ft in w .n d ro w
e r h a rv e s t it w ill g e n e ia lly b«
Pfc. V a n d e rz a n d e n was overseas
l. A s 'l K IT E S — H ite s w e re h e ld
11 oui glasses that liia.V b e h a i Ves l<
n e a rly th re e years b e fo re being
m o te dcsiiabl«* to 1« -ave th«* top on
T ie la y fo r P fc H e rm a n V a n -
fo r m i'd D u r to a shortage of I«*-
T of vend said and in some ca
k ille d in a c tio n and was a veteran
d e r/a n d e n o f Roy. w h o was k ille d
r u in e hay. grasi h.i.s should b<*
o f the b a ttle s o f G ilb e r t and M a k in
g ro w e r« have re p o rte d th a t result
Service« w e re h e ld S a tu rd a y in nuve been ju s t u b o u t equul
i ut c u rly to get as m uch p ro te in
in action in P a c ific th e ate r.
on
islands
P r io r to e n te rin g fe d e ra l
o u t o f it Us poKsible
the chttpel of th e Forest G ro v e U n ­ putches th a t have been topped a
se rvice he was a m e m b e r o f the
F
orest
G
ro
v e n a tio n a l g u a rd
in ­
co
m
p
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re
d
w
itti
those
th
a
t
hav«-
A l t h o u g h c r o p p io s p e c t * fo r ma
d e rta k in g co m p a n y chapel fo i F e r d ­
R.
have m o re to do w ith t h e 1
fa n try co m p a n y.
H is g ro u p le ft
j o i ite m
a ie n id i« al« «l i l l f a i l e«»n
in a n d B ru n d t, G aston, w h o d ie d not.
.«iieee;
o f c o n s e rv a tio n p ro g ra m s ,
fo r the H a w a iia n isla n d s s h o rtly
d ilio n th ro u g h o u t d ie c o u n try , t h e n
Ju n e 22
He was s u rv iv e d by his
th a n most people realize, a c c o rd in g
be fore w a r was d e c la re d and was
i
no s ig n o f m u c h i « c e s s io n in w ife . F rie d a ; a d a u g h te r. C u ro h n e
to A r th m P Ire la n d , c h a irm a n o f
on the s h ip th a t was cn th e h ig h
p r ic e
Th«- ( t S p r o d u c t i o n o f a ll ( 'h n ste n se n o f Tucom a, Wash
a
th e W a sh in g to n c o u n ty A g r ic u lt u r ­
eas on P e a rl H a rb o r day and w h ic h
« lo p
c o iu b lh c d is « x p e e t e d b y th e g randson,
a m t a b ro th e r. J o h n
al C o n s e rv a tio n P ro g ra m c o m m it-
Bv
Mr«.
Elm
o
T
ay
lo
r
re tu rn e d to San F ra n cisco . He was
I t S d e p a r t m e n t o f a g ric u ltu re to ih a n d t o f O regon C ity
I tee.
th
e f ir s t R oy se rvice m an to give
A L O H A - H U B E K — B e a ve rto n
I t is th e legumes, such as red
h is life fo r h is c o u n try in W o rld
c lo v e r, a lfa lfa , lespedezea. vetches Past N o b le G ra n d c lu b w ill m eet W a r II
M a n u g e r Leo S p itz h a rt re m in d
at the hom e o f M r* M in n ie H edg-
a n d others, th e c h a irm a n e x p la in s ,
a ll liv e s to c k showm en »hat e n tire
path J u ly 8. fo r a seven o 'c lo c k
in the v a r in u . liv e sto ck d iv is io n s of th a t add g re a t q u a n titie s o f o rg a n ic p ic n ic hupper. A ll P N G m em bers
th e O r e g o n Stat« F a ir in Salem . S ep­ m a tte r and n itro g e n to th e soils and fa m in e « are in v ite d .
th e hom e o f M rs E lle n L a R u e M rs.
A d e lin e F ro s t w i l be a- i t r a l t
te m b e r 6 1 2 w ill (dose at m id n ig h t each y e a r T h e n itro g e n increases
Vi-mile East of Hillsboro
Mr
and M rs. R o b e rt B ra n n o n tess A p o t-lu c k d in n e r w ill be I
A lig in t 6 P re m iu m lists fo r u ll The crops, p a r tic u la r ly tin- grasses in announce
the a r r iv a l o f a son. R o b ­ served.
Also at 734 2nd St., Vernonia
m eadows
Grasses
f a ir ’s
c o m p e titiv e
cla s s ific a tio n - p a tu n s and
e rt A lla n . >n Ju n e 26 M rs B r a n ­
m ay be bad by w r it in g the O re g o n im p ro v e the t ilt h o f soil. S o ils in non was the fo rm e r, Je a n ette L a -
B o rn to M r and M rs. C h e ste r ,
good t ilt h resist erosion So it is
State F a ir, Salem
F lo v ic h . J u n e )G. a d a u g h te r. K a th -
ih e legum es th a t s ta rt the c h a in o f Due.
( '( in s tru c tio n lias been com pleted
leen
Sue.
The B e a ve rto n S ocial and N eedle
'iu f ii- ia l a c tio n - th a t u lt im a t e ly !
th is w e e k on a new lo a d in g d o ck fo r i tX
tir in g the soil to the c o n d itio n th a t C lu b w il m e e t F rid a y , J u ly 2, a t
liv e sto ck The new dock w h ich is it resists erosion.
Rem em ber, In Argus Classified
a d ja ce n t to th e m am b a rn area, w ill
A n d . says th e c h a irm a n , bees are anrnner w e ll a h ead o f th e s c h e d u le d Ads, T he
M o re You T e ll— The
be h u g e enough to accom m odate i essential to legum es T h e y m ake
c
lo
s
in
g
h
o
u
r.
M
ore
You Sell.
tf
dozen stock tru c k at one tim e Th«- a b o u t Ifib.ObO v is its to the blossoms
c o n s tru c tio n was recom m ended b y i d t h e l e g u m e s to g a th e r th e n ectar
va rio u s breed associations last w in ­ th a t w ill m ake a pound o f honey
te r in co n fere n ce w .tli M an a g e r Leo A n d w h ile th e y 're m a k in g those
EARTHM ASTER
S p itz b a i t
n e c ta r g a th e rin g v isits, th e y h e lp
p o lm a tio n , w in c h leads to th e p ro ­
TRACTO RS
d u c tio n o f le gum e seeds.
1” ^ tH 0,f» •rcAUSI ITI
H y d ra u lic a lly
T lie U n ite d States d e p a rtm e n t of
rq uipped.
GUARANTEED a g ric u ltu re estim ates th e re w ill be |
an increase o f 4 p e r ce n t in t h e ;
Handles 14-lnch
sh ip m e n ts o f package bees o v e r the
I s I s ir s s t s (rag TiilA
P lo w w ith eaae.
C o r n e liu s a n d B a n k s . O r e g o n
1.375.OUO pounds shipped last y e a r
C u ltivato rs. M o w ­
21X1» 51%
R e p o rts fro m T exas in d ic a te ' th a t
P h o n e B a n k s 383
ers, Springtooths
the dem and fo r queens is c o n s id e r­
im m ediately
a b ly h e a v ie r th a n last ye a r, w hen
1.007,200 queens w ere ship p e d
available.
111 l l ' . h " ! •». ( h
1
>
vs
Indian Masters
In Conservation
T h i l l »du V. J u l y
I,
HMH
Puge
Shortage ot Hay in County
Expected by County Agent
Bees Important
To Conservation
Ferdinand Brandt
PNG Plans Picnic
Supper ior Meet
Deadline Set for
Livestock Entries
Crawford-Olson Equipment Co.
SWEET CHERRIES
L«
-4t«
W a n te d
on Highway
Phone Vernonia 1342
For Brining P urposes
Royal Anns - Bings
Lam berts - W aterhouse
Black R epublicans
Kelly-Farquhar & Co.
Oul-door Fireplace
Dedicated Sunday
M l
R itir y
T lll.r
D un All Tku ».*> I l l s Wta,Ll
P r r r i r e t a p t t f t c i »*eJ
■ m . . . | m n t t t t a >•
e i i l and m -M iturr content
. . . r r h u ild t to il -— N a ­
t u r e » \X ay. M E m ake*
garden > o r k easier . . .
due» it better than s n y o th -
er equipraent yuu H Q buy.
STURDY - POWERFUL -THRIFTY
Hugged simplicity in Gibson design means long life and money-
saving efficiency on the job* Ihe Cibson Tractor kindles iobs
foi small ium s. buck bim s, orchards, contractors, estates and
municipalities with easel See the Cibson Tractor today
I m m e d iu tr
GIBSON MfG
D e liv e r y
Longrnonl. Colorado
Seattle. Washington
z
11 l<M S. o f < o lir n e !
$
ROY W. HEINRICH & CO.
Serving M »*■ hl ng tain County K a rm e n for 13 Years
In Your C hsc , Huv u CASE
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M inim i
ROTARY
TILLERS
«HiWAuni toute m » o co
H IL L SB O R O
P h o n e 1062
C & S Shopping
Center
Exclusive Washington County
Distributor
M-E Rotary Tiller«
Parts and Service
Bv Jane Joyce
M O U N T A IN
HO M E — Hom e­
co m in g and C h ild re n 's d a y was
v e ry w e ll a tte n d e d
T he p ro g ra m
u n d e r M rs
II C R yan a n d the
o rch e stra and c h o ir u n d e r th e d i­
re c tu m o f Stan Ego w ere e x c e p ­
t io n a lly good D e d ic a tio n o f th e o u t­
d o o r fire p la c e and a m e m o ry se r­
vice was fo llo w e d by a serm on by
Hcv. C P G ates o f P o rtla n d T im e
was spent v is itin g w ith o ld frie n d s
and n e ig h bo rs A fe w o f those c o m ­
in g fro m a d ista n ce w e re M r and
M is . E v e re tt G a n g w e re and th re e
c h ild re n o f H ood R iv e r, M r. and
M rs K i n S m ith and P h y llis o f D. r
Is la n d . M rs C ora Ego. H a ro ld and
Ed A e b is c h e r a nd th e ir fa m ilie s .
M rs G eorg*' Em erson, M r a n d M rs
V in n ie V in c e n t, a ll o f N e w b e rg :
M rs. A re n a C o u rtn e y , M rs M ary
T a y lo r. M rs G la d y s M ann and S h a r­
on R ussell o f L a fa y e tte . M r. and
M rs. L y n n G ubser. M c M in n v ille .
A r t h u r H ertz. V a n c o u v e r: M r. and
M rs H M e tz c n tin e and son E v tr e tt
u nd fa m ilv o f T ig a rd .
M r and M rs L lo y d D em aree ot
N e w p o rt announce the m a rria g e of
th e ir dau gh te r. D o ro th v G la d y s to
A lb e r t A lfr e d W ilt F rid a y e vening.
J u ly 9. at Ihe b rid e 's hom e
M r. and M rs L e s te r H o llis and
g ir ls m oto re d to th e coast T h u r s ­
day.
T he y w e n t by th e W ilso n
R iv e r h ig h w a y and re tu rn e d v ia the
Sunset h ig h w a y
M rs R u th K e ic h e r is nt home I
o v e r the w e e k -e n d fro m a tte n d in g
school at M o n m o u th
G eorge M o s c rip re tu rn e d home
fro m G ood S a m a rita n h o s p ita l S u n ­
d a y a fte rn o o n
He exp e cts to be
back at w o rk in th e n e x t fe w days
N. E L ik in s is sp e n d in g th re e
days in S e a ttle th is w e e k on b u s i­
ness
A l l- D a y l ’ ic n ie P la n n e d
IN MANY PARTS OF
THE WORLD
w h ere "Caterpillar" m achines are at work, they
are piling up enviable records of w ork accom ­
plished w ithout costly delays due to unexpect­
ed breakdow ns.
The unequalled o w n er satisfaction g en er­
ated by this fine perform ance is, in good m eas­
ure, due to the efficient serv ice ren d ered by
m em b ers of the w orld-w ide "Caterpillar" deal­
er organization.
Strategically located, w ith trained p erso n ­
nel and com plete stocks of genuine "Caterpil­
lar" parts, they offer the best in m echanical and
parts service for your "Caterpillar" equipm ent.
Your "Caterpillar" dealer will gladly supply
you w ith additional inform ation about any of
the "Caterpillar" products.
Hillsboro Implement Co
T h e D o u b le T re e class is p la n n in g
an a ll-d a y p ic n ic at C le a r C reek
n e x t M onday. J u ly 5. It is located
ju s t beyond G o v e rn m e n t C a m p ju st
o f f the h ig h w a y to th e r ig h t. T he re
is a s w im m in g ta n k , c o o k in g f a ­
c ilitie s and p ic n ic tables
M r and M rs L e s te r H o llis . M a iv
a nd C o ralee w e n t p ic n ic in g and
fis h in g at Engle C re e k F ore st c ca a m p
F rid a y .
House guests in the N e lso n L ik in
hom e the past w eek w e re M rs. Leah '
O nan. h e r s is te r R u th M a c k , and
d a u g h te r L o rra in e o f Los A ngeles
a n d tw in s R a v n e tte and R o salind
Pool o f P o rtla n d .
T h e tw in s e x ­
pect to spend th e s u m m e r here.
G uests at th e B ill P eters home
S u n d a y w ere M r. a nd M rs J W.
D o w n e y and d a u g h te r J u n e o f
C a th la m e t Wash . M rs. Dan W are
a nd d a u g h te r M rs. G eorge C ra w fo rd
a n d fa m ily .
TERMS
Parts and
Service
M A S O N 'S , I n c .
A v a ilab le at
a ll times.
TIGARD. OREGON
Get r e a d y to
• • s w ith
CUT FIREWOOD
M AKE FENCE POSTS
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■ £ARM (OUIPMENT
K igidly supported by
tra cto r an d g r o u n d .
• In one day you can
cut a huge pile of cord*
R o nd o r fe n c e posts
w ith this rugged f a s t,
cutting D e a rb o r n saw
. . . fo r you r own use
o r to s e ll. A tta c h e s
quickly to F o rd T r a c to r . . . lifts by
H y d ra u lic Touch Control fo r fast trans­
port into the u o o d lo t. B e lt tig h te n s
auto m atically . . . no lin in g up needed.
L et us show you.
R aises and low ers by
lo r d H y d r a u lic
Touch Control.
G en u in e parts and
e x p e r t s e r v ic e o n
a ll F o r d T ia r to r a
and Dearborn Farm
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E quip m ent.
CATE MOTOR CO.
126 E. Pacific Street
copyngnt i « h «.
Forest Grove, Oregon
Mr*t<v« ('orporatlon
Berry hallocks and crates in
both paper and wood.
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Hay
S a lt
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Lawn Mowers • Cultivators
Lawn Hose and Sprinklers
Farmers' Cash Store
W e gell and recommend
G E N E R A L P A IN T S
fo r all-purpose use.
Phone <061
T h ree new O liver tractors to fit y o u r farm power n eed s! A
r»e» 2-plow , 4-cylinder ''66” ! A new 2-3 plow , 6-cylinder
’'77” l A new 3-4 plow , 6-cylinder "88”.
A ll th ree are equipped with 6-forward-speed transm issions.
T h e remarkable new direct drive power take-off is available
for all th ree. A choice o f cast iron or stamped steel w heels
to fit your traction and w eight requirem ents— interchange,
able am ong all th ree Row C rop m odels.
A ll th ree are farm -engineered . . . incorporate th e sam e
advanced new features.
O liver’s fu ll line o f centrally
m ounted and rear suspended tools are basically interchange,
able am ong all th ree Row Crop m odels.
A vailable in Row C rop, Standard. Row Crop with A d ju st,
able Front A xle, or Row C rop with S in gle Front W h eel.
S ee us first for facts on all the m odern, valuable farm fea .
Lures on this versatile new tractor. —
OLIVER
SALES AND SERVICE
Baseline at Dennis
Phone 5082
HILLSBORO, OREGON
Now’s the time to
freeze strawberries!
as«
A d riv e rs license e x a m in e r w ill
be on d u ty in th e H ills b o ro c ity
h a lt betw een th e h o u rs o f 0 a. m.
and 4 p in S a tu rd a y Persons w is h -
in « licenses o r p e rm its to d riv e are
asked to get in to u c h w ith th e ex- |
’¿-gallon, quart and pint sizes.
Both glass and paper—good to
use for freezing fruits and
vegetables in your locker.
Hew Farm Tractor Fleet
Y our choice o f th ree great new engines for all th ree! A n
" H C ” fo r gasoline, a " K D ” for tractor fuels, and a d iesel
that will be available later.
Examiner to Visit
Hillsboro Saturday
Food Containers
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«STe’ve seen ’em a ll, and w e’re con­
vinced that w e ’ve got th e outstanding
w ater system value fo r you. I t ’s the
OR D ll» W ILL.
new Goulds Je t-O -M a tic , made by the
company whose pum ping equipm ent
has been building a reputation for highest quality
fo r 99 years. It's fully automatic. Easily installed.
Capacities to give you any volume you desire, at
any pressure. Dual service— same pump fo r shal­
lo w w ell o r deep w ell operation. Can't lose prim e.
O nly one moving part— no trouble, no upkeep. I t ’s
a Goulds, so you can rely on it for many years o f
completely dependable operation. Come in and
sec it.
FROM SHALLOW
Right now straw­
berries are at their
luscious best.
Right now you can
buy 'em at rock-bot­
tom prices.
So, right now is the
time to freeze 'em in
a General Electric
Home Freezer.
This remarkable, dependable home freez­
er holds most food fresh, flavorful, and
nutritious up io a year.
Find oui loday how economical—and how
convenieni — if is io own a G-E Home
Freezer.
BEN FABER ELECTRIC
G.E. Dealer
227 5. THIRD RUE.
Phone 2471
HILLSBORO, OREOOO
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