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W« .t U n io n F 'aiiiiei.s U n io n w ill
m eet O cto b e r H at li p in . at J a c k -
sun school house.
T he N ew V o lk Sun, begun in
1633, w a , tie- fu s t p e rm a n e n t p e n ny
papi I
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TERMS
P arts and
Sorvico
A v a ila b le at
a ll tim e i
M A SO N 'S. Inc.
TIGARD, OREGON
fo l th e 19th
ce lve d tin* T ho u and Puird , d u o
a w a rd o f tin* A m e i h an Bank«*, a
socia tio n d U h 74th a n n u a l cun
ve n t,o n at D e tim t la .t week
T he a w a rd wa p ie «*rite»l in »« «
(ig n itio n u l Hu- h ig h q u a lity of h t .
u la i h a n k i-i
eivi« *
p ro v id e d b
la in i« * ,« o f th e
II
fo r
* p e c ia l n t * \ it o > co n d ucte d by the
a s s o c ia tio n
tube, bank- in th«
u g ric u ltu , al fie ld d o lin g tin pi t
yea,
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c«*iv«*d Un
a w u rd fo, m on* t*on-
‘ «•cultv«* vein • th a n tin , «• o f any
»talc in U,<- o n io n K p e n a lly c it' d
in th<* u w a id was tin* iu - o p n a tio n
of Un- a m la tio n w d ii tin* t II d u b
and U h * F'utu,«' I' .irim i o f A m e rica
both fa ,m vo u th < u g .in i/a tio ris
D u rin g tin v«.n it p iu v id c d p«-
n a l a w a id
to 4 -If c l ib ,m -ird>«-r
p,ii tm p .it mg h i tin* stab* tyh- i<
vn*w p r o v id 'd uh n i p t i o n t , i 4 H
New
to a ll O n-gon d u b l«'ad«*,si
u w a rtb -d to - i x t v n 4 II ,m m b n
M iin im e r scii»»«», • d i o l a r d im -, to w in ­
ner»« o f d '-iu u ii ,t, at ion cunt'- ts at
tl,«* O regon date fa n . <*nt<*i taim *d
an o u t-b in d in g 4 II c lu b boy and
g ir l at tli<- a n n ua l bunker»*/ c o n ­
ve n tio n . nm l p ro v id e d a special
(iro g ra rn on B ankers Day at 4 11
c lu b Hurnitn i clioul, ( ’o r v a lli
E’o r
boyn e n ro lle d in F F A w o, k th e y
p ro v id e d service keys tu in s tru c ­
tor«. tra v e lin g pay fo r K F' A e xe cu ­
tive s. a « p e na l u w a id to state fa r m ­
e r deg,«*«* w in n e r'., and m oney fo r
u p ig l i t t n c o n b s t. and a fa rm
«hop conte* t
O th e r p ro j cts fm
th e y<*ur in clu d e d p ro m o tio n o f sod
co n se rva tio n , in c lu d in g a special
4-H soil c o n se rva tio n n ro jc c t a w a rd
and su p p o rte d local fa rm e r b a n ke r
discussion m eetings a . w e ll* as the
a rra n g e m e n t of
tw o
a g ric u ltu r a l
Conference- at C o rv a llis and P e n ­
d le to n
These conferences b ro u g h t
fa rm e rs and b a n kers to g e th e r to
discuss p ro b le m s of f »rm m anage­
m en t and a g ric u ltu r a l c re d it
W l i P a v l it e r , a g ric u ltu r a l re p ­
re s e n ta tiv e of the C o m m e rc ia l Bank
o f T illa m o o k and form«*, Iv o f H ills ­
boro, is a m e m b e r o f th e O regon
Ba, k e ,s ’ a>-«,< l a t io n
A g r ic u ltu r a l
and
E 'orestry
con.mitte«»
w h ich
heads th e a g ric u ltu r a l a c tiv iti«
of
the association
A v e lla n a , F u n d ik , N o c c io la Support Prices
B u t S till F ilb e r ts to U s
Below Current
Cover Crop Seed Market Figures
W in tin i /o n
iv
it
a v e lla n ., 11
fo n d ik rioceiola or rnogyore. d is
'ii. ,i filb e r t,
J o h n F. T i
g tn e ia l m anage, of N orthw 'est N u t
G iowa*i
aft« r le a d in g tra d e and
> i op , t*p o iis fro m E u ro p ea n co u n -
| ti it*«
o f w in te r co ve r
pl rodo«-!
-••ve ra l o f tin- fo re ig n n a n u s fo r
«•ar o f o v e r 1H7
d tin
I filb e its
p r’hg
fio n i
tin*
same
ion p a iiii'l
about 75 p«*r cent
om e
.i
Hi«' A m e ric a n haz«*lnut.
vhat d wa'
.t year, a c c o rd in g
uni in fiv e e«mnt, h * . it e. v e ry
,ep< r t of the U S d e p a rtm e n t
ir u ilu i. 'i'i u n k r«*port>
Th«* S w ill
urr
Lu/.« l,un*' .. S w d is b ha-.s«*lnot. N o r-
i cp n i A u s tria n w in te r pea
v gi.m li i ' In o tte i G e rm a n h a z e l-
d w ¡1 be a lit t le o v e r 43 m illio n
n i ■ and D u tch h a /e ln o o t w o u ld be
th
is ye a r as compai«*d w ith
, « -c o g n iz e d by any A m e ric a n .
lio n last T he co m m o n ry e -
F r h u tiu* o rig in a i L a tin C o ry lu s
c ro p w ill i un 37 m i l l i o n
I A v e l ana
P o n tic ,
o r hazel nut.
»und
wh«*r*'.«s it was 56 m illio n
- tie S p a m -ii a v e lla n a P o r tu ­
<.'O,,H‘S
t ( - unm an and W illa m e tte vetch
g«*se i a l i > and K o u ,n a n ia n a lu n a *
ill t ir n o u t crops fo r a to ta l o f
, A v e b r i h * I tiu* nam«* g iv e n to on«* o f
m d ion pounds a . co m p a re d w ith
N o ith w c s t
poll« niz.ing v a ri- 31 m illio n a y e a r ago.
the h
«•ties. T , unk p o in ts out.
Ti»»* 1 9 -rm Ilio n -p o u n d c r o p o f
T he F re n ch
p -a k o f noisettes, h a i r y v e tc h seed is the same size
w h ic h does n o t , ' fe r to th«* sound a in 1947 T he p u rp le vetch crop
T h e y also use th e of o ve r «ught m illio n pounds is
w hen «at «n
t« rn , r io ix -d e - filb e r t A c c o rd in g to about tw ic e the size o f la st year's
; 11 in k tin* w o rd f ilb e r t its e lf Is o f i ta p
L ik e w is e th«* 780 thousand
' F'r«*r,«-ii o r i g i n a m i p ro b a b ly comes ¡i »mid uf H u n g a ria n ve tch -« ed is
' H om St P h ilib e r t,
n u t g ro w e r's about h a lf of w h a t it was last year.
p a tio n am t whos«* b ir th d a y is cele-
1 o ia t« «1 A u g u s t 22, in the p e a k o f
the F,<-nch harv« t season S tra n g e ­
ly enough, th** p ro d u c tio n o f f i l -
be, t- in F rance is no lo n g e r c o m ­
m e rc ia lly im p o rta n t
O m * o f the b ig p ro d u c in g c o u n -
tr u
T u rk e y , c a lls th«* f ilb e r t a
Wa i'.n g to n c o u n ty D a ir y B re e d ­
a ■ «
association topped fiv e o th er
com m on w ith th e G re e k fu n id
d u k i. ia er
counties
in e ffic ie n c y re p o rts on
and tin* S y ria n b o u n d u k B u t Y u g o ­
slavia to be d iffe r e n t fro m its m ar bulls used fo r a r tific ia l in s e m in a ­
n c ig h b o i
c a lls th e m O rascic. Thru tio n p u 'p o es «»ri 191 cow s e rv ic e d
is not Ku- uan. as the Russians use d u rin g the m o n th o f J u ly a c c o rd -
tin* b u rn lesh ch in a .
fro m
w h ic h .ng to a r tc e n t release fro m the
com e' til«- B u lg a iia n lie s h n ik . W ith state association's b u ll fa rm at C o r ­
th e ir g«*ri,us fo r th e u n ro m a n tic in v a llis
T he re p o rt
was
fig u re d
title *
th« E n g lis h c a ll th e m c o b b Septem ber 20 and d e te rm in e d on
nuts T ru n k co n tin ue s.
firs t and second services w ith a
Id. al g ro w in g c o n d itio n s in th e 70 1 per c e n t m a rk .
n o rth w e s t p ro d u c e a filb e r t o f s u ­
The local association, headed by
p e rio r siz«* and fla v o r, and s a n i­ H e n ry Hagg o f R e e d v ille . has 250
ta ry im e li in h a n d lin g and g ra d in g m em bers and services 2500 cows I
b rin g it to people at its best," T ru n k in the co u n ty
Hagg is also p re s i­
ay
'T iiis s u p e rio r
q u a lity
o f dent o f the la te association. James
hom e g ro w n filb e r ts
r
a lre a d y L K in c h e lo e is the te c h n ic ia n .
k n o w n to m illio n s , so th a t u l t i ­
O th e r co u n ties engaged in th is
m a te ly o n ly language students w ill o rg a n iz a tio n
consist o f Y a m h ill.
have an in te re s t in the E u ro p ea n L in n -B e n to n .
M a rio n ,
Josephine
f ilb e r t nam es.’
and M a lh e u r.
Production Down
Couniy Dairy
Breeders Cited
Jersey Additions
Six County Girls Told by Couche
Exhibit ai PI
First Grain Loan
Completed by ACA
I f th«* hou «•*.*. ife w e r e p a y in g
price*, fo r food at the g o v e rn m e n t
p ric e -s u p p o rt le v e l instead o f the
< u, re n t rnark«-t prices, the cost o f
liv in g w o u ld be con u d e ra b ly lo w e r.
F. H a rv e y M ille r , c h a irm a n o f the
tat«* p ro d u c tio n
«'»nil m a rk e tin g
a d m in is tra tio n c o m m itte e , said th is
week
C o m m e n tin g on the charge th a t
fa rm p ric e
u p p o rts are causing
h ig h food prices. M ille r a id th a t
m an y consum ers lose sig h t o f th e F o r m e r R e s id e n t D ie s
f.H t th a t the p ro g ra m is not d e s ig n ­
.Mrs I^4*na B aker, fo rm e r re s i­
ed to k«*ep p rices ■ h ig h ." b u t ra th e r d e n t o f th is c o m m u n ity , died at a
to balance th e fa rm e r's incom e w ith convalescent hom e in P o rtla n d M o n ­
day fo llo w in g a lo n g illness. I n t e r ­
T h e p i ice- lp p o i ’ le v e l 'r.--: • •
m en t was in G ibbs ce m e te ry
rises at fa lls a cco rd in g to th e re la ­
E d w a rd N e il is e x h ib itin g his
tio n s h ip b etw een the tw o
reg iste re d H o ls te in h e ife r at the
“ P rices fo r food and o th e r th in g s P a c ific In te rn a tio n a l.
fig u re d in the lost o f liv in g have
F ra n k K e ic h e r and S ta n le y Eg«»
been s te a d ily ris in g s i n c e 1946.
have been deer h u n tin g .
M ille r p o in ts o u t. “ a i I
M r. and .Mrs E m el W ym an, new
fa rm p ro d u cts g e n e ra lly nave been o w n e rs o f the B ry a n place, have
above th«* s u p p o rt le v e l since 1942 to rn d o w n th»* o ld house «and have ,
P ric e su p p o rt o p e ra tio n s are d ir e c t­ the basem ent and fo u n d a tio n la id
ed by la w and have been in e ffe c t fo r a n e w one.
fo r o n ly a fe w p ro d u cts such as
The* e x e c u tiv e b o a rd o f the Y F
¡jo ta to t and eggs
h e ld a business m ee tin g and fe llo w *
We also have a ltu a tio n no w sh ip supper.
w h e re p rices o f corn and w h e a t
are d o w n to the s u p p o rt le v e l and
y e t prices are s t ill n ig h fo r some
m eat an im a ls, such as beef cattle,
w h ic h have no p ric e -s u p p o rt p ro ­
gram s. F o r m ost o f the im p o rta n t
fa rm c o m m o d itie s u n d e r the s u p ­
p o rt p ro g ra m , p rices can be sup­
p o rte d o n ly a t 90 p e r ce n t o f p a rity ,
i f c a ttle w e re s e llin g at f u ll p a rity ,
the p ric e w o u ld be 14 cents a pound,
y e t the m a rk e t p ric e to fa rm e rs to ­
day is a ro u n d 24 cents a pound.
Low Interest
Hogs at th e 90 p e r cent o f ^ p a r ity
fig u re w o u ld be s e llin g at 17 cents
a pound, w h ereas th e m a rk e t p ric e
No Commission
is 27 cents a p o u n d ."
R eco m m e n d a tion s fo r a m o r e
No Appraisal Fee
fle x ib le p ro g ra m w h ic h w o u ld p ro ­
v id e even lo w e r supports h ave been
m ade by th e d e p a rtm e n t o f a g r i­
THE TRAVELERS
c u ltu re fro m tim e to tim e . M ille r
said, and le g is la tio n enacted th is
IN S U R A N C E C 0 .
su m m e r p ro v id e s such a p ro g ra m
in th e fu tu re . F o r some c o m m o d i­
ties. th is m ore fle x ib le p la n w ill
becom e effe«,*tive in 1049 a nd to r
o th e rs in 1950.
117 S. 3rd. — H ills b o ra
Friendly Six
Planning Rally
RELIEF AT LAST
For Your COUGH
Wilson Herd Wins
National Recognition
CREOMULSION
Oil Stoves
Farmers' Cash Store
For
I m m e d ia te D e liv e r y
Rigid ,♦•«• *nd Inspection* prove that
(he new, improved General Electric
refrigerating mechanism five« even
longer and more dependable perfor­
mance than the great "aealed in-
Meet'* unita that already have an un«
matched record.
New Machinery
T he f ir s t n ew spaper p u b lis h e d
r e g u la r ly was p rin te d in G e rm a n y
in 1609.
CULTIVATOR DYRR, Model LM
TRACTOR SRINGTOOTH HARROW
See these new*, beautiful General Electric Space Makers now !
See these big refrigerator* w ith more room fo r frozen food,
more space fo r lx,tiles, fo r meats, vegetables, everything you
keep in a refrigerator, yet occupy no more flo o r space.
OFFSET DISK HARROWS
LIME SPREADERS — 8-ft. and 10-ft.
McCORMICK CREAM SEPARATORS
AND M ILKING MACHINES
Used Machinery
SEE THE NEW GENERAL ELECTRIC
SPACE MAKER REFRIGERATORS AT
Hen Faber Electric
Dean Graham Motors, Inc.
WHERE SERVICE COMES WITH SALES
222 S. Third Ave., Hillsboro
Phone 2471
2 R egistered P h a rm a cists
F R E D E N G E L D IN G E R
A L F R E D SYLVESTER
Hillsboro — hone 251
THOMPSON CABINET WORKS
Phone 4564
S. 2nd at Walnut Sts.
Manufacturers of Precision
sash
WOOD WORK
DOORS
C ab in ets
F ix tu res
H a rd w o o d L um ber
C o lo rfu l P la s tic S u r fa c e s
No P a in tin g
N o S p o ts
N o S ta in s
C ig a r e tte P r o o f
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of
Ideal for
K itc h e n C ab in et T ops
C o u n ter Tops
D in e tte T a b les
C o m m ercia l In sta lla tio n s
Phone 4564
Stranahan Service
FOR SKILL...
EFFICIENCY...
THOROUGHNESS...
W E S E R V IC E
ALL M A K E C A R S !
T R IA N G L E
M IL L IN G
DE SOTO — PLYMOUTH
1st and W ashington—H illsboro
Phone 3861
59th Year of Service
N o m atter what make car you
drive, see your Nash dealer soon
and find out for yourself why
Nash Select Service is tops!
McCORMICK MILK COOLERS
TD-9 International C raw ler w ith Blade
KS5 l ’/i-ton International Motor Truck
W-30 M cCormick-Deering Tractor, Steel Wheels
T-20 International C raw ler Tractor
Oliver 60 Tractor
Delta Drug
Store
T here’s good reason why more
and m ore owners of all make cars
are turning to Nash dealers for
finer service. They have learned
you can’t beat the workm anship
of skilled Nash craftsmen . . . the
efficiency of m odern tools and
equipm ent . . . the thoroughness
of careful check-ups and inspec­
tions.
NO. 9 McCORMICK ENSILAGE CUTTER
16-inch Throat
Compare the aire of the In­
terior <»f the new General
F in ir le Space Maker Refrig­
erator on the right with an
average ita-cubic foot reftig*
eraior on the k i t .
Oct. 20-23
Galaway & McGraw
The c o m p le tio n o f W a sh in g to n
A n n o u n c e m e n t comes fro m C h a rle s county's fir s t 1198 CCC g ra in loans
B y Jane Joyce
E C om t.. \ H iv e rc re s t fa rm n e a r wa* announced th is w e e k by F. D.
M O U N T A IN H O M E — Rev. P a u l
W ils o n v ille o f th e purchase o f tw o N e w k irk , s e cre ta ry o f the W ash­ H u n s b e rg e r. M rs. Ray Ego
and
o u ts ta n d in g p e d ig re e d Jersey cow s ington c o u n ty a g ric u ltu r a l c o n se rva ­ Jo y c e B ro w n in g attended a c o m ­
S ix W a sh in g to n co u n ty 4-H g irls at th e < Ireg o n S tate Je rse y b re e d ­ tion association
m itte e m e e tin g o f th e F r ie n d ly S ix
One loan was on 3.299 bushels of at th e S ch o lls parsonage S a tu rd a y
w h o h a ve been o u ts ta n d in g in home e r*' c o n sig n m e n t sale h e ld at th e
«•conomics p ro je c t w ill e x h ib it th e ir state fa irg ro u n d » in Salem S e p te m ­ wheat and th e o th e r was on 5000 e v e n in g T h is g ro u p o f fiv e churches
dresses, a room im p ro v e m e n t p ro ­ ber 18 T h is increases th e R iv e r- bushels o f b a rle y . These loans e n ­ is p la n n in g a y o u th r a lly to be h e ld
ject. and e n te r the D o lla r D in n e r
' Jeraey h e rd to 37 head, in ­ able the fa rm e r to rece ive th e g o v ­ in N o v e m b e r and a H a llo w e e n p a r­
co n test at th e P a c ific In te rn a tio n a l c lu d in g tin s e v e n -s ta r s e n io r h e rd ern m e n t s u p p o rt p ric e o f 90 p e r cent ty at the M t. H om e ch u rch . E x a c t
I f the ,
now' u n d e rw a y in P o rtla n d
ire. B a sil Stan L ila c R o m u lu s K in g , of p a rity fo r his g ra in
dates w ill be p u b lis h e d la te r.
M a rg n M en*,, o f ,«» it«* 1 H ills b o ro
w ith 13 daughters, and th e ju n io r price goes above the loan value, i M rs C ora H u tto n , w h o has been
w h o .cor«-d h ig h and wa aw*arded s ir e
E a irtn e ad e S o litu d e J o u rn a l, the Ions can be re p a id at o n ly 3 v e ry i l l in a San D iego h o s p ita l,
per cent in te re s t and the g ra in sold i u n d e rw e n t s u rg e ry a fe w days ago
a b lu e rib b o n at the state fa ir, w ith th re e d a u gh te rs.
w here th e best p ric e can be o b - 1
w ill e n te r the D o lla r D in n e r co n ­
O ne o f the n e w cows. E agle D o u ­ tamed. T he fa rm e r can rep a y his and is g re a tly im p ro v e d .
text T h e d in n e r fo r fo u r w in ch she ble G am boge R u b y 14f35A5. is one
M rs. D o n R ik e r
c a lle d
fro m
loan on th is year's g ra m any tim e : F a ir fie ld . C o n n . S u nday to c o n ­
w ill serve fe a ture s la m b
of the fe w cow s in J e rse yd o m to
D on n a Ma«- A n d e rson , rou te 2. have ea rn e d a g o ld mecfal as a before A p r il 30. 1949 The loan value g ra tu la te h e r parents. M r and M rs.
o f w heat in W a s h in g to n C o u n ty R B Joyce, on th e ir w e d d in g a n ­
F ore st G ro v e , a red rib b o n state fa ir y e a rlin g She was c la s s ifie d
V e ry
w in n e r, w il e x h ib it h e r room ,m - G ood at tw o ye a rs o f age. h ig h e s t is $2 07 p e r bushel, b a rle y $1 30 n iv e rs a ry .
per
bushel, oats. 73c p e r bushel, and
p ro v e n ie n t p ro je c t o f c u rta in s , p il­ possible fo r th a t age O n h e r f ir s t
M rs G eorge M o s c rip and M rs
low « and a bedspread w h ic h she la c ta tio n she gave !M70 pounds o f fla x $5.86 p e r bushel.
In a M o s c rip h ave re tu rn e d fro m a
A n yo n e in te re s te d
in
a lo a n ! fo u r w e e ks’ v is it in M in n e a p o lis ,
m ade fo r h«*r room at hom e
(18 p e r re n t m ilk tw ic e d a ily m ilk ­
F o u r d iffe re n t c lo th in g p ro je cts ing fo r 305 days, and is c re d ite d should co n ta c t th e a g ric u ltu r a l con­ w h e re th e y w e n t to a tte n d the
are to be represented in the dress w ith 622 pounds o f b u tte r fa t a c tu a l se rva tio n o ffic e in the c o u rt house at w .d d in g
of th e ir d a u g h te r and
e x h ib its Jam* C o n n e ll, w h o was at one ye a r. ¡1 m onths, o r a m a tu re H ills b o ro . T he g ra in can e ith e r be g ra n d d a u g h te r.
G e o rg ia
M o scrip .
chosen co u n tv stvle re v ie w c h a m p ­ e q u iv a le n t o f 84‘i p o u n d s b u tte rfa t stored on th e fa rm o r in an ap-1 and to v is it re la tiv e s a n d frie n d s
p ro ve d w arehouse.
ion. w ill e x h ib it h e r p in k fa ille w ith h e r f ir s t cal
G eorge R. M o s c rip spent a w eek
a ir. m a k in g h e r a
fo rm a l
H o riz o n ta l tu cks are the g o ld and s ilv e r m edal cow
in M in n e a p o lis a nd is on his w a y
She
fa sh io n h ig h lig h ts of the b la ck crepe was consigned to the sale by R a lp h
hom e c o m b in in g his t r ip w ith b u s i­
dress to b«- e x h ib ite d bv Ile n e E C o p e J r o f L a n g lo is , w h o ow n s
ness.
Gnoss D o ro th y B«*chen a nd P a tric ia one o f the h ig h e st p ro d u c tio n heeds
M rs. Ego Hostess
S e id le r w ill e x h ib it su m m e r co tto n in th e U n ite d States, and cost the
M rs Ray Ego was hostess to the
dresses.
Couches $925.
L a d ie s A id T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n . T he
Tin* P a c ific In te rn a tio n a l
w ill
T he second c o w purchased b y M r
By Mrs. John Haase
close S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
and M is C ouche was K it B aby
F IR D A L E -IO W A H I L L — H ill and
D u m p lin g
132844. consigned
by D ale E x te n s io n u n it m et last F rid a y
G eorge G e n tem a n n o f In d e p e n d - , a t the hom e o f M rs H e le n G e e rt-
ence T h is cow also ho ld s 'V e ry gens in B e a v e rto n
F ifte e n ladies
G ood ' c la s s ific a tio n , and p ro d u c e d ' w e re p resent a nd M rs. V io la P a yn -
«MM» pounds b u tte rfa t. 305 days, tw ic e te r became a m em ber. T h e a fte r ­
We o ffe r some b a rg a in s in o il, e le c ­ d a ily m ilk in g , on her last la c ta tio n . noon was spent fo r business m eet­ Creom ulsion relieves p rom ptly because
She is b re d to L ila c C o ro n a to r ■ in g o f the u n it. T he fo llo w in g la ­
it goes rig h t to the seat of the trouble
tr ic and coal b ro o d e rs. A ls o f i n ­ A ssa u lt, fiv e -s ta r son o f L ila c C o r- . dies are on the co m m itte e f o r th e
to help loosen and expel germ laden
o n a to r. E x c e lle n t. G o ld and S ilv c W a s h in g to n c o u n ty ru m m a g e sale
is h in g b a tte rie s and a co m p le te M ed a l S u p e rio r S ire, and she is
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
w h ic h w ill be h e ld N o v e m b e r 13:
heal raw, tender, inHamed bronchial
M rs V e rn a Dober. M rs. M arg a re t
sto ck o f p o u lt r y rem edies, feeders due to c a lv e D ecem ber 15.
A n d e rson . M rs. E s th e r D e a rd o rff mucous membranes. T e ll your druggist
and w a te re rs.
and M rs A lm a V u y ls te k e . T h e y w ill
lo sell you a bo ttle o f Creom ulsion
g a th e r c lo th in g and o th e r a rtic le s
w ith the understanding you must like
a nd ta ke it to H ills b o ro on F rid a y .
the way it q u ic k ly allays the cough
T h e h e rd o f re g is te re d Jersey N o v e m b e r 12. M rs M a rth a Haase o r vou are to have vo u r monev hack.
c a ttle o » in J b j E l> W U s o h at a nd M iss M a ry K och w ill h e lp w ith
Sons. F ore st G ro ve , is announced th e s e llin g . S a tu rda y. N o v e m b e r 13.
b y T h e A m e ric a n Je rse y C a ttle A f t e r the business m ee tin g a sack
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
c lu b fro m its h e a d q u a rte rs in C o ­ lu n c h was e n jo y e d and th e n an
«'or Heating A n y Sire Home
lu m b u s . O h io , as h a v in g c o m p le t­ h o u r o f c r a ft w o rk w as done by
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I im p ro v e m e n t re g is try te s tin g w ith in g brooches and ear rin g s m ade
an a v e r a g e p ro d u c tio n o f 9533 fro m s h e lls by th e ir in s tru c to r. M rs.
lio u n d s m ilk and 535 pounds b u t- H e le n G ecrtg e n s In th e a fte rn o o n
te rfa t p c i COW T he h e ld co n taine d M iss F aye N ic h o ls gave an in te r ­
We are Cash Buyers of
an average o f 20 m ilk in g cows estin g to p ic on K e e p in g M e n ta lly
F it . ”
d u rin g th e y e a r
Eggs and Poultry
A ll tests on th is h e rd w e re con-1 C lub to M eet Saturday
d u cte d b y O regon S tate college and
H ill and D ale c lu b w ill m ee t S a t­
v e rifie d by T he A m e ric a n Jersey u rd a y , O c to b e r 9. at th e hom e o f
C a ttle c lu b
M rs . A lm a V u y ls te k e .
M rs. M a r­
In a c c o m p lis h in g th is p ro d u c tio n th a Haase w i l l b rin g th e m y s te ry
the W ils o n h e rd has jo in e d the box.
select g ro u p o f Je rse y h e rd s in Sell F ird a le Home
Feeds - Seeds - P o u ltry
M r and M rs. E rv in C a rlto n and
w h ic h th e cows have p ro d u ce d m ore
I r r t il i / e r and Paint
th a n tw o and o n e -h a lf tim e s the fa m ily sold th e ir place in F ir -
H ills b o ro
Phone 4061
a m o u n t o f b u tte r fa t o b ta in e d fro m d a le and m oved back to Baker.
the ave ra g e d a iry cow in the U n ite d
M rs. A d d ie P rin g le o f B e llin g ­
States
ham . Wash.. M rs E ffie M cD a ne l
o f A n a co rte s. Wash . spent a w eek
v is itin g a t th e
W illia m
R t'd d ig
hom e. T h e tw o ladies are sisters
o f M rs. W illia m Reddig.
M iss L u c ille Haase w i l l
speak
o v e r th e ra d io s ta tio n K O A C W e d ­
nesday. O c to b e r 13 at 7 o 'c lo c k in
th e e ve n in g .
L y le Thom as, F a r­
m e rs' U n io n state s e cre ta ry asked
h e r to g iv e th e speech she gave at
the state c o n v e n tio n in Salem .
B A R G A IN S
ORIGINAL
1c SALE
IS THE CHOICE
[OF ALL PARTIES!]
FARM
LO A N S
Committees Named
To Help ai Sale
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n r ' ' me«*t ‘ F rid a y « be At the F m
evening
borne tin
H ra
I'- te r D e l. uca. m o th e r o f
M is B L Bobin, is i l l and in G ood
S a m a rita n hospital.
M iss A n n Dirnrn ic k
and
M itt
B e v e rly
OCS
were
D a v i.
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w e e k-e n d guests 1>f B e tty Joyce
Th»* K iris
a tte nd e d
A lp h a
P in
b ru n c h in th e C o lo n ia l r«»«>m o f the
M u ltn o m a h h o te l in P o rtla n d S a t­
u rd a y .
Th«* OSC c h a p te r e n te r­
ta in e d the A lo h a P hi M n u p of the
U n iv e rs ity of W a sh in g ton T hey a -
tended the f«jotbaii game b« tween
U of W and OSC m the aft»-, noon
A b o p re ce d .rig th«* ” .,me the Phi
Sigm a K a ppa of OSC o f w h ich D ick
H o w e ll is .« m em b e r e n te rta in e d
th e U n iv e rs ity o f W a sh in g ton c h a p ­
ter.
CO.
• • 5 M. THI«m«ok St. Fortland, Oro.
Farmers' Cash Store
l ’ honr
«061
Strandhan Motor Co.
W h e r e S e r v ic e C o m es F irst'
250 e . W ashington
HILLSBORO
Phone 51