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THE MUDA Y. AHtlURT H. 1830 S M G S D Î 0 I táy i)r. Le I>. L a Geur, V. 9 . OF ■■ ■■ Ht. Idrilta, Mu,— » I f r .fa C e a r la ■ u r»-t un terri O n 1er Ir» V r lr r in a iy ( ) iillr ( r , 111*12. L iv e T f i í r i y •«•in li I r e a r * . if rrl< - i (ilenn Sn.d r and »on and (laugh ler of loike (irovo wetv Sunday trucut» at Uto h o m e o f Ilia parent«, Mr. and Mr». J . C . Snider. Ih» Radio fnrpniallnh ure Itadlolron IT X 216 mid Budini run UY-M4. Radio- troa UX '.’ 45 I» n power ampllfler tub« for yupplyliig largo undUtorleil out put in Ilia loud »tienkor. It I» rnpulila of delivering a power output »(piai to that of the UX-2BI. hul Rt » pint» voli ne« not Miroodlng 250 volli. Thu luti» run he us.nl only with apparalo» «»pa- clally dellgned fur It and I» Intended for il»« lu the l»it nudlo ampllfyln» ■ tag" uf power lino oporsted («I» which «apply nut more th* 2 5 volt* to the la at audio »orknt, »• well »« proper grid amt piai» voltage». The II la men t la of the mated ribbon type, w lite la a««ure» great alrenath and high »■alea Ion. II mi lot i on BY-221 la a four alac- froda, acraen grid ampllfler lube em bodying a 2.5 volt haater element which |e rinite oporallon from alter nating current. It I* rerommonded tor u«e primarily aa a radio fre>iucnry ampllfler lo circuiti okpeclally da | «lgn<-d for It. bat It may be used al»o in apnclal rlrrulia at a detector or a« an audio frequeb'-y amplifier. The fool ih electrode, the nrrern. In the new 11 V 221 make a po»r|ble th» at- Ulomnnt of very high and »tubi» am pllfllcallon per alaga. .Mr and M r». A I*. Herrick and »on Donald o f 1‘urtlund were I i idny evening gu»»l* o f their old friend» Mr. and M m. K. 1.. i t . FELLOWSHIPS FOR RADIO LAW WORK IKINTON IIAPI‘EN1 N( j S| I W --------------------------- *--------------- — 1» Mm liurniuii MulSMtUiu-and miii » id Hltron ettte-mliwl U h < HvrvU-ti» held ul llu- rljurch .Sumlay. ('yrua Maunder« a t 1‘oi-tlund ha*, ret-piklly entered the vni|doy o f J. J . VunKleek and Sun». Mr. und Mm. t'harle» Thompson uud thildrvn -v lei ted friend» uni re Intivr» in Washington near t lu-hu llu Sunday, Mi»» Marjurle tiruham of Cur Mill.» 1» spending the «ummer month» at Mm hume of Mr und Mm. Wright Mm. Fled Mm Lett o f O sw ego wa» a recent guest for a wtuk at the home uf h<-r niece. Mm. EvvrvW W right, l'o<qor mountain. Mr. and Mm. J . 1* (»’('ready and family a tte n d e d the funeral »er vice» of an aunt o f Mr. (»'('ready held In Cortland Monday. (ieruld Chinn, who 1» »|M-tl<hi>g tla A »liim-ir. Ilhiumllon of the rapid •ummer at the Dave Ward home. , grow III lo 'h o r rS o f.i M i t u <-0 III the •pent a few uay» during tho pa d I rotin i atniMaeptb.'fit hv the Itn.llo week at the home of Mr*. I«uui»t- Cm :-irntloo of America of three (»1 Vanklcwk. low-hlpa of (1.50U each at t'otucitda I'nlvt-rdly l.iw School to proviti» for Mr* E. I,. Co* returned Tue» uay evening from J m m n g » Lodge an additional year of »tody of Ilia In trlcaciaa of Federal law«, i perlnlly whrte »he attended the camp meet llinae p<-rlalnlng (o radio pioblem*. ing* and confererv cx of the Kv«ngc The board of truitcea at the uni Inal church«» o f O regon. vrralty ha* approved and the ftllowa Mr. and M m . (ilenn Snider of will be r.boaen toon to atart work nett t-ukr tirove, form erly o f Ihi» town, Fall. The award» are offered for yne are receiving congratulation» upon yo.tr only aa an aiperlinent. the arnval o f a hairy girl, born to them la»t Monday, July '£4, The Mcllo tllow Chee»e Factory Me»»m Oecur Dallmaun, H. J . ha» xtartel t>|u-ration at Odell Valentine. Frank Klchard» had their Fred Cullldgc purchaaed the I’ ur- hav bated lin in g the pa»t week. Marry Ell* Oder's outfit and crew ity Ifukert) at Ncwtrerg. . rrin u ry w ork . I n iln r n t » i l l h o r l t y o n <ll«ru>ee m>d riil>litu"f tfalrv row » r j Ollier llw-ututilt unti | whi I- / 1 - try.N atbritally k n o w n (et> /.) V » 1 t « " r , w riter u n d u u tbtir. A groat general once an id tha' un unity travel» on ita »tom och. A modern »»ge h*» gone further u ni declared thut a nation i» great in proportion to the amount o f milk consumed by it« eitix-n«. Whether the Dni'trd Slute» 1» ihi wealthy, powerful enuntry it 1» (>» 'a o « e we ore a people o f in ilk - drinker» might be quealioned. llu the fort rem»i|»» thnl we are a 1ical thy lot, our athh-U-t m e am onr the I Hint iii the worhl, our »«Idiem. when they h»va to, can lick any t->|unl body o f men in uniform and we do recognize milk a» one o f our moat valuable food». Milk for batde» and invalid» hat alwaya been ronekien-d e»»enl>al. In re< <-nt year» tin rea on» for thi» have became better known. Milk la • complete food in it «elf It contain» nearly orerything the I xm I. v net-da D lx rich in protein». Milk contain» the miiteml* we need with the exception o f iron and iodine And ta«t but not leoat milk can tain» the fou r Important vitamin« PRONI-: BBAVMITOS needed by growing children and idiilta who wi«h to kettp fit. Now health ia one o f the m»*t impurtaut topic» liad'ore the Jlm ir- n | t-ople today. In magazine article», In advertl»ementa, on the public platform the subject of keeping fit is di«cu»acd, Wo havtt It urned that K i« jual aa easy to eat to oxer»« a* <t I» eaay to drink to excea*. D iet! are being followed a* never before Thero are more bathroom *cale« in u«i: today than at any time in history. Wo watch our weight» a» eloaely aa we do the weather. The future for milk, man’» lieat food, look» very rosy. The d-.irj indu«try, alreatly the biggest o f nil Am ciican Induatri'-«. 1« destined t«. enjoy w*III gee»ter progrosa. 'There «re e» many dairy cow» In „ne Unite t^ State» a» there are auto mobile». posiibly a few more. The average milk production per cow ix climbing » '- v lil y upward An Interesting fact in thi» -ofmertion while the toflaI milk produced la fSJ percent greo-er than it wa» ten yeur» ago there are actually n e-r ly one million fewer milk cow» on our farm*. One o f the m« tt favorable algo» for the future growth of the dairy industry 1« the 1;»«c fact that tit* row 1» efficient a« a manufacturing plant for human fo o d . In fact, the cow excel* all other domestic ani mal» in that raapect. Poultry and hi gs come next But the cow ha« the a!vantage over the pig and hen; it can eat roughage while her two competitor» mu«t have grain. A» the king o f food producer«, *he Resideree BFA Y FUTON 3»0J NOTH K O F FIN A L ACCOUNT j In the County 4 ourt o f the Stale I of Oregon for AA a«hingtnn (*»oniy. I In the Matter o f the Estate of j William H Gillingham, deceased (No. 3652). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that M r. and M r». A u g u »l Dallninnu the undersigned executrix o f the e s had thulr guest* for Sunday the tate o f William I, Gillingham, de follow in g; Mr. and Mm. Oacar l.ier rra»t-d. has filed her final account man and fam ily of Beaverton and with the County Court o f the State Mr. and M r». Nick (ran g »nd three o f Oregon for Washington County, children of Salem. and that said Court hn« *ct Wed ne« - Mr. and M r». Kdgur IL-rman and day, Septi-ndier 40. 1 thill at 10 o ’clors two daughtem and »on and Mr. and a in. a« the time and the County, Mm. W (Ilium l'o»t and daughter of Court Room In the Cciurt House nt Oregon City »pent la«t Sunday a t ' Hillsboro, W ashington County. Ore the home o f Mr. and Mr». O. II gon, as the place for hearing <>bj<-c- tion» to said final account, if uny t’iter»on , Sherwood road. Bert S|uirk» i f I'orlland ha» been there l,e All [>eiKon« interested in »pending the | a«t week at tiie home «nid (-»tale and having any o b je c tion« to «nid final art-tmnt are r e o f hi» *i»tcr, M m. K olerl Pomeroy im proving hi» lime while here put- i quired to prtiM-n: them to said Court ting a coat o f red paint on the Pom j on or before «aid date. Date of first publication August eroy barn on Tile Flat road. ft 1830. Muni o f the grain around here ha» Date o f last publication September U en rut and ia in ehock, and will S, 1030. noon lu- threshed out. The numerous . Rhoda M Gillingham, Executrix' thtcuhtng outfit» owned in thi» com- I o f the F.stetp o f AA'illiam B G illing munity ure lu-ing overhauled und ham, Deceased. pul in readme»» for the run which | MeCamnnt A Thompson. 826 A - will lu-gin very soon nteriran Bank Building. Portland, Attorney* for Executrix. CHARLES BERTHOLD Hay, Grain, Feed, Poultry Supplier YOU Get it Here! The Review © p e s a s S T S R S A r é lt S A -4 \ faJ to r n K W H Y - PAY » M O R E T Uh. ▼ 111 «S** Radio amateurs hav» jhown a quick response to the new ruk'Sed rectlfler Kadlotron with a low and constant voltaxo drop »lilcli juat has been put on tho market by tho Radio Corpora tion of America. The new tube. Ha dlotron UX Sid, is of tho hot cathode, mercury vapor typo, and the maker» assert It Is establishing a new stand ard pf performance for tho untntour transmitter oporatinx with a reclined plato supply. Phone, 3602 Custom Grinding and Rolling tiro »pent week Han - lu RADIO ENTHUSIASTS WELCOME NEW TUBES T H E IR XouCâR HavsYour Ch»ke; O f A n y FIVE e ft _ _ - MAGAZINES ** And Ijiis Newspaper you ^ leave the strain of getting there to someone else dairy cow ha» already shown It* . worth un the htgh-pric»d farm» o f Itolland and other foreign eounlriaa. Aa long aa large farm « an I ranches prevail ia thi* country, with pna- turage plentiful, we shall be large produrera o f beef cattle. But a« m Advertisement» In th li column I teriaive farm ing increases, dairy e»nt a word. Minimum charge 25c. tionc-ry. Brown'» Baavartoif Phar- m ocy . adv. c-2M -tl herds will continue to grow in popu larity. We arc not yet the leading | FOR SA LE For S a te-B reed in g rabbit» with dairy country. although we have pedigree. (Or lb. Without pedi - more dairy (tattle than s o n « other». | Have you seen the beautiful green Medili Rabbi« grec-, SOr, Ib. The average production o f our and ivory enameled gas rang« at Farm, Beaverton. Cow» do not erpial that of other na- , Dewey the Plum ber'»? adv. j tion» hut wa are gradually creep For Sate— (Iravenstein apples, (Or a ing up. We now have the Wedge wood gas sat-V Com« and pick them W . J. By far the m ajority o f our m.lk and wood range, (25 and up. Easy Alexander R t. 1 Beaverton c l ia produced from small dany herd» terms, Dewey the Plum ber. Phone 1 The specialized dairy Industry re- 7702. a d v .! FOR TR A D E tpjiren large capPal and Involve» Hood, pure milk promotes health,! certain risk». The subject wa are of year. For most interested n ii that o f im • specially ot th is .tim e Exchange— Seven-room h iu * proving the herd» and increasing Drink lots o f it- Beaverton Su n -! and two lots, 50X125 feet, each. the profit* o f the average fanner. rise Dairy, A Camenzind, propri I In Portland Will trade for acreage Adv e 16-tf In the aerie« o f article» which art. «tor. near Beaverton. Phone Beawerton, to follow. 1 propose to discus» to 4120. W . D . Smith, Beaverton (Jet your Kchophone Radio at pica which will te o f interest to Route 1, Box 52. c-34.'l7 Stipe'» Garage. All electric acreen- the owner o f herd*. grid radio at only $58.50, com plete.1 W AN TED There 1» a mistaken notion 'tmong Ready to plug in. adv. farmers that the dairy animals Wanted— Wheat for August deliv they see on exhibit at state and Special low price o n 'fin o sug- ery, Charles Berthold. c -2 3 -tf county fairs are raised for show purpose» only, and that their chief to own. This is e a s ily , farm er to produce milk at a profit value la in the prize« they win. the fanner proved. Correct breeding, c o r r e c t' as a aide line without increasing Aa a matter o f fact, *he purebred feeding and faithful adherence to . labor coat* and with only a moder- cow is t ie moat profitable cow for a few simple rules will enable any i ate investment. HAY, GRAIN, AND FEED from I’rogre»» doing the, work. A llan»ei» o f Baker, O regon. ther uf Mm 11. J Valentine, a few day* during the p«*1 ul the Valentine home Mr« »cn 1» ill in » Portland honpital pital. REVIEW It'o abwdut-!y true! 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