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B U Y A n
G ent
tat
th e back
haven't averaged
m ore
m eal a day all this week,
Mrs. Stout— Oh, are you
reduce, too.
No
»loot )— I
than one
Despite
u nfavorable
edpnonnc
lady.
conditions resulting in an extrente-
trying to ly low price fo r the crop o f straw -
berry grow ers are going ahead with
| plans fo r another
year.
G row ers 1
Interfere
fate not planning on increasing the
to
Cause
S E L L
o
V. M. F. C Y R U S
County Agent
Fellow-Feelln*
1 P R O F E S S IO N A L
10
CENTS
A L IN E
PER
D IH K C T O K Y
¿A R P E N T E R , G rinding
and
Saw F O R
SALE - -18
filing. P hone Beaverton 7651.
kinds Cherries
J. E. B U C K L E Y , M. I».
P ostoffice Bldg., Multnomah, Oregon W A N T E D C heap horses
for
O ffice AT 4756
Res. A T. 504«
farm . T elephone
B eaverton
T IM E
M ISC ELLA N E O U S
C onstable -
Pardon,
there ain't no sw im m in'
miss,
b u t . “ C" ; uBe. but som e arf *“ t®ndtog to
allow ed in
I
‘ “ p ro v « « n U
in th eir plant-
IN ST R U C T IO N S
GENERAL
H A U L IN G — L on g
and
ing stock with the idea o f m aking
short
D
istances.
R
obert
Johnson.
issue
lh4®.
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v.„ ,h eir production m ore e fficien t and
CENTS
a
line
per
rjirl— w h y d id n t you tell me De-
Phone B eaverton 3162.
y .
harviin» < „!*»
i econom ical.
Count five w ords to the line, Then
fore I donned my battling s u it .
C onstable — T here an t
no
law
M uch o f the uneven grow th ap- j =ount
you r
profits. Cash
should
'gain st putting on a
bathing suit. i*arent in °u r berry plants is
due accom pan y the
order.
W hen
a O LD G R O W T H C O R D W O O D - »4.50
"
y
to disease, a ccord in g to G eorge
M. statem ent Is required the ch arge is
to »5 cord, delivered.
Sterl
D.
| D arrow o f the United States De- 15c per line, m inim um 50c
llow It Worked Out
Spiesz, N. Union
Ave., B ox 32,
parement o f A griculture and S. M. 1
Aloha
H andley had not com e out very te lle r o f the O regon
Experim ent
well in the m a rn a g e lottery. One sta tion
R oot w eevi, crow n borer These Classified Ads appear
In six
day at his clu b he was bem oaning spittle bugs and leaf 3pot aU a c _ newspapers :
B eaverton Enterprise,
M ultnom ah Press, W O O D F O R S A L E — P artly dry 16-
a more
his troubles to
m ore
fortu n ate count fo r some o f ou r trouble In Figard Sentinel
inch slab »4 50 co r d ; 16 Inch old
the berry plantings. G ood healthy. *,4o4ltt News, Yam hill Journal and
m em ber.
grow th »5.50 c o rd ; 2nd grow th »4;
“ Y es,” he said, “ before I m arried ! vigorou s plants are necessary where l,a8ton Herald.
Coal and Sawdust. P hon e B eav­
everyone told
me
that
m a rn a g e | g 0od yields o f berries are obtained
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erton 5225.
w as a gam ble.”
A nything that d w arfs the plant re- O V E R 17,000 R E A D E R S W E E K L Y
The other yaw ned. He w as rath­ suits in decreased yield. In ta lk in g j — — ~ ~
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R A D IO S E R V IC E
and
R epairing,
er bored.
to grow ers at field m eetings in the
PERSONAL
Modern equipm ent
and
expert
’"A n d how did you fin d it ? ” he county recently D arrow and Zell&i
A N Y G IR L in need o f a fiie n d
w
orkm
anship
P
ow
n
d
er
R
a
d
io
Ce.,
asked.
have m entioned a disease they call j w rite E lsie H. A llem ann, the Sal-
M ultnomah A T. 2629, a lte r
6 p.
“ W h y,”
said
H andley
bitterly, “ crinkles” as the cause o f som e o f
vation A rm y W hite Shield H om e.
I m., call A T. 3654.
“ a fellow hasn't g o t a ch a n ce.”
our g rie f
This is a
virus trouble
565 M ayfair A venue, P ortland.
w hich can be elim inated on ly by se­
A Sorry Lot
lecting
runner
plants
that
com e
hlm from parent sto c k that is free fr o m paren t. that we have som e berries tal o f five per cent o f virus dis­
Judge— W hen you
m arried
the trouble
Several
grow ers have | I“*1*nted
on
land
w here
in som e ease such as m osiac, giant hill or
lot
you
prom ised
to
share
his
started this selection
w ork either - eali’ we a ie g oin g to lose
them, spindle tuber. M ore than five per
didn’t
a n t you
you:
w |th their own stock
o r with cer- VVith suitable land a grow er
w h o cent o f weak hills will disqualify
W ife -Y e s ,
but
I
U‘ d n ‘
41110
tlfied planting stock frorn W ashing- is in the
straw berry
business can a planting and m ore
than a total
then that it w as ju st trouble
w ed a ffo rd to slay in but attention o f ten per cent plant disease, weak
1 ton
to im provem ent is necessary.
hills or ch lorosis
will
prevent a
One or tw o new straw berry va-
B reaking it Gently
field
from
passing.
| rieties are interesting
g row ers
in
"M rs. U p to n s pet dog has been thig cou nty 0 n e o f these as yet
Diseased plants are roughed out.
P otato
certifica tion
blanks are
run ov e r; s h e ll be h e a itb io k e n .
bas only a num ber and is referred again being m ailed to potato g ro w ­ Some o f the grow ers are starting
"D on 't tell her abruptly.
t0 by that num ber w h ich is "520." ers in W ash in gton County. A pp ar­ tuber unit seed plots fo r their own
"N o, 1 11 begin
by
saying
it s rp^js
a berry that has the char- ently about the sam e acreage o f seed supply and find that this de­
her h u s b a n d ' Sydney Bulletin.
acteristics to m ake it suitable fo r
certified seed will be
grow n
this creases the am ount o f field roguing
W hen
planted
the cold pack trade. G row ers w h o year as last. W ith
ap proxim ately that is necessary.
Job for an Accountant
m ethod
the
seed
pieces
I have it or have seen It, are gener- 200 acres last year the supply o f by this
potato will be and by
"D id you 'hear the jok e abou t the ally interested as it presents a very certified seed in this cou n ty
has from lhat
film s ta r ? ”
(attractive appearance and the her- all been cleaned
out. T here
are planting them all together the dis­
be
m ore readily
"N o, what is it ? ”
ries are all
of a
uniform
shape, no m ajor ch anges in the certifica - eased unit can
"H er secretary
didn't
keep
t h e ' P rocessers and handlers are coop er- rion requirem ents and the fee
re­ eliminated
records straight
and now she finds ating in g ivin g this berry a trial to quirem ents and the fee for certifi-
The second poison bait spray ap-
she had tw o
m ore divorces
than see if it is g oin g to prove satisfac- cation rem ains the same,
the
con trol
of
the
she's had w eddings."
tory to the
trade. “ C orvallis num -
F or certifica tion fields o f potatoes plication for
her 12 Is another variety
w hich mugt pass tw o field inspections and cherry fiu i, fly should be applied
A Gentle Start
som e
few
grow ers
a ie
trying. one b jn inspection.
No
potatoes now These flies have em erged In
last
week
Salesm an—W hat
kind
of a
ca r This Is strictly a can nin g b e iiy so ¡j^ y j^ s s as certified when they large num bers in the
spiny is made
of
one half
w ould you like, m adam, four, six or apparently has only limited P °8S' ' ! are g row in g within
300 feet o f other The
eight cy lin d ers?
bilities.
potatoes that are too diseased to pound o f lead arsenate, tw o quarts
Tim id C ustom er—C ouldn't I begin
Straw berry
grow in g
has
been pass ex cep t w hen
there
is
som e of m olasses und enough w ater to
gallons
T his should be
with on e ?—Judge.
profitable
in W a sh in g to n
C ou m y natural
ba rrier
to
prevent
the j make 10
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I and should continue to be so under spread o f the disease. Field sh ow ­ j sprinkled lightly over the leaves o f
W^hen anawtering a d vertisem en ts norm al conditions. D uring the past ing varietal m ixtures will not pass. I the ch erry tree and other trees or
don 't fail to m ention the paper.
| w inter and spring it has been ap- T h ere m ust not be m ore than a to- shrubbery a d jacen t to the ch erry
trees
SO.'.Tfili :;G L a k e r
f. ' m u m ::i i ; l k o’v
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if
B R O IL E R S , 5-10-15 cents, Tualatin
C hickery, Tualatin, CTTegon.
Johnston,
P hone 362.
O R D E R Y O U R R U B B E R STAM PS
and Seals from P ion eer Printing
and Stationery
Co., 407-6 Dekum
Bldg., 3rd and W ashington
Sts
R t,
¡ 1 1 111
H eaters,
HOUSE
BR.
FOR
5-rooms,
R anges
»15 up.
$10
water,
per
mo.
bath,
ga­
rage, shady yard. John
W esch,
Tualatin. Phone T igard 2053.
Grass
Seed
G row ers
Zn
misery out of mosquito bites, rushes,
and many other skin afflict ions '1 ry
it also for itching, peeling t< «-s.
Bathers and other outdoor folks
thank cooling Zemo for relief from
sunburn. Douse it on ivy-poisoning.
Pimples and dandruil fade when safe,
antiseptic Zemo is applied. It in­
stantly eases razor-smart. Always
have Zemo nearby wherever you go.
Any druggist. 85c, 60c, $1.00.
1761.
RENT
light,
[
Right from the first touch, ant < [ tic?,
E L E C T R IC W IR IN G — Plugs, Motors,
W ater
O regon,
w h e n a o o lliin f i Z e m n Is u srJ I
hr:'.:- g
Adam son,
S herw ood,
ITI1
Portland, Oregon.
O rganize
A S T O R IA A coop erative m arket­
ing organization is being found in
this county to handle the bent grass
seed o f the m em bers. T he capital
stock type or organization has been
decided upon as the best for the
local
circu m stances.
Bent grass
seed has becom e an Important seed
product In this
county
where
a
type o f grass
som ew hat
different
from that in m ost other bent grass
sections is
being
grow n.
Market
dem and has been slow for the past
year but it is believed that a good
m arketing organization will aid in
m oving the crop.
P R IN T IN G
At Mail Order Prices
1000 Business Cards, 2 x3 ft----------- »1.75
1000 6 , W indow E nvelopes--------- 3 95
1000 b>* E nvelopes, 3 5-8x6 ft ------ 2 95
1000 ft size Letterheads, öftxS ft.. 2.95
1000 b u ll Letterheads, « f t x l l ------ 3.95
1000 P rofession al
Statem ents,
4 ',4 x 5 f t -----
2.95
1000 P rescription Blanks,
A ll SU G G E STIO N S
4 V*x5ft 2.95
1000 Bill Heuds, Ö ftxS ft.... .............. 2.95
W e furnish an excellent grade
A m on g the possible
small
and
farm er ad suggestions fo r the sea­
son o f the year are baby chickens,
seeds o f all
kinds,
eggs,
butter,
milk, canned fru n s and vegetables,
canned und cured meats, farm Im­
plements, live stock, horses to rent
fo r short tim e use, dirt and m a­
nure for lawns, hom e made foods,
fresh vegetables and rhubarb.
sm all advertising appropriation,
advertise
it fo r
sale.
of
16 pound Bond and use new type on
every job, thus assuring a class of
Job that will please even the m ost
critica l dem ands.
L ow er P rices on L arger Quantities
NO CREDIT
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A L L C A SH
Pioneer Printing Co.
406-407-408 D ekum Bldg.
I f you r business will n ot stand a ! C orner xhird and W ashington
ods
bet- I
A T. 5914
St.
P ortland. Ore.
i V .V .V .W .V .V .W .V .V .V .V .V i
350 lbs Fat Average
T he
registered
H olstein
herd
ow ned by Mt. Angel College S tock
farm at
Mt. Angel, Oregon,
has
com pleted its first year in the Herd
Im p rovem ent
R egistry
Test
and i
a ccord in g to The Holstein Friesian
association o f A m erica, the high a v - !
crage yield o f 11,206 pounds o f milk
and 352.4 pounds o f fat was made
fo r 34 cow s. Thirteen cow s in the
herd w ere you ng m aking their rec-
I ords as tw o, three and
fou r-year
Located in the heart of the business and shop­
olds
F ifteen
exceeded
the
400-
ping district. Three blocks from Theater Row.
|)ound fa t m ark and Santiam Paul-
E C O N O M IC A L . . . . |1 A N D $2 PE R D A Y
| ine Valdessa, an eight year-old led
J. A. Cushman, Manager
i the herd
with a
yield o f
21,060
F
OURTH AND ALD ER
pounds o f m ilk and 668 pounds o f
fat. E igh t o f the cow s made their
re co id s in Cluss A (fou r m ilkings
la d ay) and the balance in Class B
l l l l
• three m ilkings a day)
The H erd Test was started fou r
W .V .V .
« ■ •
I years
ago
by the H olstein
asso­ ’
ciation and Is proving quite popu­
lar as
It a fford s
an
econ om ical
1 m eans o f obtaining records on all
I the cow s in a herd. These records
BEAVERTON,
OREGON
ire preserved and published in a
WE
SERVE.
R E G A R D L E S S O F T H E T IM E D A Y O R N IG H T
I book each year and serve as an in­
valuable aid in proving herd sires
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and
building
a
sound
breeding
.V .V ^ W .'A V V .V .V .W .V .'.Y .V .V .Y ,’
program . P rovision is made for the
voluntary cancellation
o f registra­
tion papers on the low producing
1 purebreds thus rem oving them from
the herd books
and
raising
the
, general average quality o f the breed
T o date, about eleven per cent o f
i
j the H olsteins
In
the
H eld
Test
"N one B etter at A ny P rice"
■ have been weeded out by having
their registry papers .^ncelled.
if
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F O R S A L E 3-m o-old R . I. Thoro
ughbred Pullets, 45c. A. M. An- F O R
S A L E —W ean ed
Pigs, B rood
d n sou. Aloh.i, B eaverton 4215. , Sows, Male H ogs, \\ '
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ta ioes fo r stock feed. C lark I*
D en ou n cin g
a new
rack et
de­
signed
to
squeeze a few
dollars ter
from the
vanishing
funds o f the
jobless, the U. S. Civil Service C om
j ing cou rses o f "coa ch in g ” fo r civil
m ission warns against schools seli-
service exam inations.
T he C om m ission says these school
are a ccep tin g
m oney
under
false
pretenses
because ’ in m ost
cases
w here vacan cies occu r, there is al- i
ready a long list o f eligible candi-
dates fo r the job. "M oney paid fo r j
Civil S ervice course at this time
m ight ju st as well be throw h to the I
fo u r w inds,” says the C om m ission­
e r ’s w arning.
T
THE ELEPHANT
THE LARGEST OF
OF AN ORDINARY hOUSE MOUSE
><G^
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you rself. E xstrom ,
fox
2 C anyon road .
9865 1
H ay;
All
pi> k them
Mt. Angel College Herd
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Y a l A ? - IT IS REALLY TRUE THAT
THE AN IM A LS. IS AFRAID
No Civil Service Jobs Open
A cres
l c lb,
V
CONVENIENT
PORTLAND
W . E. P E G G
MORTICIAN
THAT- WHEN
BYRON
TRAVELLED, HE ALWAY$ TO OK
TWO C O A C H E S \
F O R HIM SELF AND HIS
SP KANTS, A N D
G ,, E
FOR
H f»
PETS, W H ICH
USUALLY
INCLUCL-0
SEVERAL
D O G S . MONK.; ,5 ,
BIRDS, AND
A GOOSE
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MEN’S SUITS
Cleaned and Pressed
“ Save by Cash & Carry”
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS
A personal service
—som ething d ifferen t
Every Garment Boxed to Make Easy to Carry
Ijtdlea’ Dresses and Coats Cleaned and Pressed AV?
Men's -und Women's lluts ( li lined and Blocked 50o
Hoover & Smith
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F IN A N C E
CO.
8 G rand
Ave., N., b e t
Burnside,
Ankeny,
State License M 127
73c
CHICAGO CLEANERS
I
281 TII1KI) STR EET
8. W . Corner Third and Jefferson
SATISFACTION
GU ARAN TEED
Prompt Attention to Mall Orders.
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