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THE BEAVERTON TIMES
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Our winter shoes for men, women
and children, also, rubbers for every
body are arriving dailyr ?
Also, we have the new school books.
Bring your old books to exchange.
We have the list, and can help you, as
we havethe agency at Beaverton, for
J. K. Gill & Co., for the sale of new
books, and exchange on' old books.
We also have a full line of other
supplies, such as pencils, tablets, ru
lers, erasers, .inks, water colors, in
fact everything you need, including
dinner buckets.
W. P. McGEE
Hedge Building
Beaverton.
Miss Edith Weed of the Class of
'19, Beaverton high school, will at
tend Oregon Agricultural College. -
Did you know that McGee's deliv
er? - 84tf
Herman Schlottmann will attend a
tractor school in Portland this winter.
Good family cow for sale. F. C.
Peck. 36
Dr. Mason was a Hillsboro visitor
yesterday.
Walter Harris made a business trip
to McMinnville yesterday evening.
"- Miss Irma ' Harris, who has been
suffering .from the effects , of a fall
sustained while on a picnic at Oswe
go lake several weeks aero, is slowly
improving. But as the injury td her
. hip is rather serious, it will be sever
al weeks before she will be able to
.resume her studies and she will not
attend college this semester as she
had planned.
FOR SALE Cheat and vetch seed!
A. A. Pike, Route 4, Beaverton. 36
Charles Trachsel, one of last year's
graduates of the Beaverton high
school, will leave Monday for Forest
Grove, to enter Pacific University.
Binder Tvine
Good Quality
Rigrt Prices
Plenty of it
Chas. Berthold
T Feed Store
Charles was the winner of the confer
ence scholarship and selected Pacific
University as the college most near
ly meeting his needs of those offer
imr the scholarship Charles is a
good student and will make a record
for himself wherever ne goes.
Leon Davis, who has been quite ill
for several weeks, has so- far recov
ered as to be able to spend Tuesday
in Portland.
The Vaughn Drag Saw is the eco
nomical way for any man with tim
ber to cut his winter's wood. It is
equally as practical forthe commer
cial wood cutter. It saws down trees
and cuts logs into any desired length
of cut from any position. Cady &
Peee, Beaverton agents.
Go to McGee's for anything to eat
and wear. V- 34tf
The new school books will be han
died at McGee's and at Bishop Bro
thers. Students will assemble at the
school buildings Monday morning and
secure their lists of books, ihese
will be presented to the dealers and
the books will be secured and ready
for. use the following morning.
Miss Phyllis Uptegrove was a Beav
erton visitor Tuesday and Wednesday,
the guest of Miss Judith Watts.
Acorn Malleable Range, 18, oven
almost new, nothing burned out, best
on market, with hot water coils.
$55.00.
A. P. MJFFUM
67Harold Ave.
' Sell 2352.
It is time to scare up some new
and thriling method of locomotion.
Automobiles are becoming too tame
and common, and aeroplanes flying -at
high altitudes require too many
clothes for fashionable society.
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SCIENTIFICALLY
CORRECT '
Zerolene, scientific
ally refined from se
lected California crude
oil, gives better lubri
cation with least car
bon deposit. GetaCor-
rect Lubrica
tion Chart for
your car.
STANDARD OIL '
COMPANY
(California)
F. H. JOHNSTON, SpccUl Agent, Standard Oil Co.,
BEAVERTON, 03EC0N
Standard Oil Helpa Traetar Operator
in His Lubrication Problem.
The operator of a tractor who wish
es to get the most work out of his ma
chine and at the same time to prolong
its life should give particular atten
tion to the matter of correct lubrica
tion. The Standard Oil Company is
doing a splendid work in educating
tractor operators to use the correct
grade of Zerolene for each paticular
engine and also in the best method
of taking care of a lubricating sys
tern. The Company has a Board -of
Lubricating Engineers whose business
it is to solve lubricating troubles and
give advice regarding correct lubri
cation. The company's salesmen are
always glad to help out and. are con
stantly in touch with operators of
tractors. In . addition to this, litera
ture has been prepared giving detailed
lubricating instructions for every
make of tractor. Inthis way the .corn-
should i be chac-ed - dr-saii very
largely upon the condition snder
which the tractor is operated In
other words, if there is little or prac
tically no condensation of" the fuel,
the oil will consequently last a great
deal longer. And if the oil is fed to
the engine in such a way that a min
imum amount ia thrown Kjon the in
side of the piston, there will be a
minimum carbon deposit formed here,
which means that the oil will ran for
a longer time without its lubricating
value being impaired.
The operator of every tractor
should frequently examine the condi
tion of the lubricating oil in the
crankcase,and when there is evidence
of fuel or forteim matter in the In. "
bricating oil, it should be drained out
of the " crankcase. The crajtcase
should be washed out very calvfully -with
keresene and especial care taken
that no kerosene is left in the crank-
case when the fresh supply of oil is
pany is trying to help operators get pt fa. ThiB should be done, whether rt
the greatest efficjency out of their u,e tractor has operated 10, 30 or 100
equipment hours. Generally speaking, where a
Many operators who have taken tractor has operated under favorable
advantage of this valuable service- conditions, the oil should be changed
have found that they can now get every 80 or 40 hours. Where kero-
fn-m UHn -fwAWl mo-' 'I J - A 1 AT- 11 i.1
chines. Any operator, in order to de-. oil should be changed daily, as there
termine just how important a factor is considerably more condensation in
is correct lubrication in the operation ; the cylinders with kerosene than with
of his tractor, should drain the lubri- j distillate or gasoline,
eating oil from his crank case, clean! It is a well-known fact among en
out the crank case in the correct way, .gineers and manufacturers of trac
and fill with the grade of Zerolene tors, that the operator who is pnrtic
which is recommended for his partic- -ular in the care of the lubricating
ular motor. Many operators have done system and the oil very largely in
this, and as a result have found that creases the economical operation of
they can not only pull heavier loads, : his tractor, and there is nothing in -but
can do this with less fuel. This . the, operation of a tractor which will
means, of course, that upkeep cost ! contribute so largely in net results as
from the standpoint of repairs is very . lubricating care. .,
materially decreased.
wow let us lay aside tne implements
of war and bend every energy to the
use of those of peace. Let "Produc
tion and Prosperity" be the slogan.
HOW OFTEN SHOULD OIL BE
CHANGED IN THE TRACTOR?
- In order to get Jie best results
from any tractor, the correct grade
of lubricating 'oil must be used, and
the crank case must be drained at 1
regular intervals. How often the lu
bricating oil should be changed can
not be absolutely determined either
from the standpoint of mileage- or
number of hours of running. J,
The Board of Lubrication Engi
neers, which is maintained by the
Standard Oil Company to determine
and recommend the. correct grade of
Zerolene for each type of engine, has
given excellent advice on the sub
ject of changing the oil in the crank
case.
This board has shown that the fre
quency with which the lubricating oil.
HOWITT COMMISSION COM
PANY 1S5 Front St
Portland, Oregon
Will, pay the following prices on.,
shipments received up to uk(u-Z
eluding Sept. 18. , '
Veal, 75 to 120, top 19e
Veal, 75 to 120, medium ........ 18c
Veal, fair to good ...17c
Veal, heaw .......12 to nr.
Hogs, 100 to 160, tops . 23 to 25c
Hogs, poor, and heavy ....20 to 23c
No commission. Prompt returns.
" (Write for shipping tags)
What $2
A WEEK
WILL DO
In less than a year $2.00 saved ev
' ery week will amount to over $100
and by that time you're on the sure
road to successful, profitable saving.
START KOff
As litle as a dollar opens a savings
account at this bank. A welcome
awaits you. Wewant you to regard
this bank as YOUR bank to meet
its officers, and to feel that we have
your every interest at heart
There is no red-tape here. We be
lieve in the "Service" idea and that
means cheerful, helpful accommoda
tion, always.
. 4 interest on Savings and Time
. Deposits. Safe (Deposit Boxes for
Rent :., , ' -
No charge for checking accounts.
Try our Banking by Mail System.
BANKX)F ESAVE3T0N
Beaverton, Oregon.
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