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MAKING THE FARM TRACTOR
New Cedar School
EARN ITS “ KEEP” IN WINTER
Nearing Completion
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In W in te r W h ile th e H o r s e is S tan d in g in H i« Stall,
T h is F ord son T ractor is K ep t at W ork .
'P I IE
tr a c to r c o s ts c o n s id e r a b ly
le s s to k e e p th a n t h e h o r s e d u r ­
in g th e w in te r p e r io d o f c o m p a r a ­
tiv e in a c tiv ity , b u t e v e n d u r in g th a t
p e r io d it c a n b e p u t to a fa ir ly a c ­
tiv e r o u tin e o f w o r k th a t w ill m o r e
th a n p a y fo r its “ k e e p ” .
O n m o st fa r m s t h e r e is w o o d to
be h a u le d , sa w e d a n d s t a c k e d an d ,
o f c o u r s e , t h e tr a c t o r in th is c a s e
c a n d o t h e w o r k o f se v e r a l te a m s
an d m a n y m e n — a n d d o it in th e
f a c e o f su c h d iffic u ltie s a s s n o w an d
sle et.
? B ut m o r e a n d m o r e t h e p r o g r e s ­
siv e fa r m e r is fin d in g o t h e r im p o r ­
ta n t w o r k w h ic h h is lig h t tr a c to r
ca n p e r fo r m in th e w in te r tim e an d
thu3 m a k e u se o f m u c h o f t h e tim e
w h ic h u se d to g o to w a s te o n th e
a v e r a g e fa rm .
T h e A g r ic u lt u r a l D e p a r t m e n t o f
th e S ta te C o lle g e o f P e n n s y lv a n ia , is
n o w c o n d u c tin g a s e r ie s o f e x p e r i­
m e n ts w h ic h a r e d e v e lo p in g n ew
u se s fo r t r a c to r s o n th e fa rm an d
is m a k in g in v e s t ig a t io n s to a s c e r ­
ta in h o w fa r m e r s in v a r io u s s e c ­
tio n s o f t h e c o u n tr y a r e e m p lo y in g
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
arm p o w e r u n its.
w o r k , t h e S ta t e C o lle g e h a s fo u n d
fo r th e t h r e s h in g o f g r a in a n d h e r e .
o f c o u r s e , th e t r a c to r h a s b e e n
f o u n d in v a lu a b le .
M a n y fa r m e r s
a ls o u s e th e ir t r a c to r s fo r o p e r a t ­
in g fo d d e r c h o p p in g m a c h in e s an d
fo r
fu r n is h in g
pow er
fo r h o m e
g r is t m ills.
T h e n th e r e is a lw a y s a c e r ta in
a m o u n t o f r o a d w o r k in t h e c o u n ­
tr y d is tr ic ts in w in te r a n d m a n y of
t h e m o st p r o g r e s s iv e fa r m e r s h a v e
fo u n d th a t t h e y c a n p u t th e ir farm
t r a c to r s t o w o r k f o r t h e c o u n t y
a n d s ta te g o v e r n m e n ts in sc r a p in g ,
r o llin g a n d r e p a ir in g c o u n tr y ro a d s.
T h e w o r k o f c le a r in g s n o w fro m
t h e h ig h w a y s in w in te r a ls o o ffe r s
o p p o r tu n it ie s to th e fa r m e r to m a k e
h is t r a c to r s w o r k fo r t h e u p k e e p
in w in te r .
S o , th e " p o w e r fa r m e r ” is k e e p ­
in g h im s e lf a n d h is e q u ip m e n t b u sy
in w in te r — m u c h b u s ie r th a n h e
w a s w in n h e d e p e n d e d u p o n m u le s
and h o rses.
enjoyable affair, p articip ated in by
te ach ers, pupils an d a few of th e
' parents.
! Mrs. P. D. S ettiem eier visited her
I sister, Mrs. Chas. Dawes a t In d e­
pendence. la st week.
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At a m eeting of the D orcas so-
ciety a t th e C laude Woodle home
last T uesday th e follow ing officers
w ere elected: Mrs. Woodle, p re si­
dent; Mrs. A lbert Salzm an, vice
president, and Mrs. Loyd B ram hall,
se c re ta ry and tre a su re r. One new
m em ber, Mrs. Geo. K nieriem Jr.,
w as added to th e society.
Mrs. K atherin e H all w as an over
nig h t guest of Mrs. C lara Sm ith
T uesday night.
Miss D orris G raham of P o rtlan d
visited h er sister, Mrs. F red Reed,
S atu rd ay flight and Sunday.
Malcom L eghorn and little son
from O lympia w ere Sunday v isito rs
a t the Lew is Reed home.
TROUTDALE
give its an n u a l su p p er and e n te r­
tainm ent S atu rd ay . Decem ber 5.
The T ro u td ale P.-T. A. w ill give
Miss Amy K endall spent the
a
p rogram S atu rd ay evening. No­
week-end in S e a ttle visiting Mr.
vem ber 12. T he m oney w ill be used
and Mrs. Dan Lynch.
for hot lunches a t school.
W ork is p ro g ressin g favorably
M. E. S h u te and son F ra n cis and
on th e new ,10,000 schoolhouse be­ Mr. W arn er from A rlington w ere
HALEY
ing erected in th e C edar d istric t j v isitin g Mr. and Mrs Milo Coons
east of G resham , th e building be­ j last week.
T he Sunday school of th e H aley
ing now about ready for th e roof.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. K endall and I B aptist ch u rch w ill convene at 10
The schoolhouse is of hollow tile
I d au g h ter D orothy spent th e week- ! o’clock Sunday w ith classes for
and b rick facing w ith a !, f . ' i i , end *n T he D alles visitin g Mr. and
people of all ages. T he pasto r, th e
attach ed on the east. T h ere w ill be
Rev. Jo h n S. N ordell, w ill speak at ,
Mrs. F. Boscoe.
two classroom s, th e la rg e r of w hich
Mr. an d Mrs. R ich ard K n arr. Mr. ' 11 ,o'clofl1 from ,h e »object. “The
w ill be used as an au d ito riu m and
and
Mrs. A. M atches, Mr. and Mrs. T rial of F aith .’’ The ju n io r service
assem bly, and equipped w ith a
will begin at 7 o’clock, followed by
stage. The piayshed w ill be en ­ Jo h n T. McGinnis, and Miss Leona
th e evening p reaching service at
Bailey
and
H
enry
L
unday
w
ere
closed on the east w ith w indows
7:30.
above th e brick w alls. A hallw ay d in n er g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. S. i
F.
H
arlow
of
P
o
rtlan
d
T
h
u
rsd
ay
w ill extend th ro u g h th e cen ter of
LUSTED
th e building, back to th e piayshed. evening.
Miss V ada Cam pbell, Miss M il-'
A p artial basem ent w ill be co n ­
, A gospel team from th e Swedish
stru cted in w hich w ill be located a dred Case and Roy and Carol
Mission ch u rch in Pow ell V alley
m odern lavatory and o th e r neces­ S h u rte of P o rtlan d w ere v isito rs of
w ill hold a m eeting a t th e Lusted
sa ry equipm ent. The building will Mr. and Mrs. Milo Coons S atu rd ay ! schoolhouse a t 3 o’clock next Sun-
and Sunday.
be heated by furnace.
1 day. T he Rev. Don S hogren will
T ro u td ale P aren t-T ea ch e r asso- i gpeak and m usic w ill be furnished
D istrict No. 10 w as organized in
1857, and th e building w hich is still ciatio n m et T h u rsd ay of th is w eek bv th e strin g band
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■ ay owing to A rm is­
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stead of - F rid
Agency De L aval cream se p a ra ­
1,1 t h e c o u n t y-
>8 not know n at tice Day.
to rs anil m ilkers. H essel Im ple­
th ,s tim e J“ 8* w hat disposition w ill
T he T ro u td ale Ladies Aid will m ent Co.— Ailv.
be m ade of th e old building. T he
school Is a sta n d ard M ultnom ah
county school and is ably presided
AMERICAN LEGION
over by Mrs. Bess S chneider who is
C A R L D O U G L A SS PO ST
now teach in g a t Cedar for her
fo u rth consecutive year.
I t • is
th o u g h t th a t tw o te ach ers w ill be
n e c e 8 8 a r y next year to ta k e ca re of
the in creasin g en ro llm en t of pupils
in th is d istrict.
W hile w ork is going fo rw ard ra p ­
idly on th e new building u n d er th e
direction of th e co n tra cto r, S. A.
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EAGLE CH EEK HA LL
F red erick so n of B eaverton, it w ill
GOOD M USIC
GOOD T IM E
probably still be m ore th a n a
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m onth before th e schoolhouse will
be ready for occupancy. F ra n cis
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M arion Stokes of P o rtlan d is th e
arc h itec t of the building.
The m em bers of th e school board
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in d istric t No. 10 are E. A. Stafford
chairm an, C. H. H opkins and W. L.
I th e undersigned, will sell at auction on my farm b etter ki: nown
Rhoades. H enry Sorenson is clerk
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as old ( IIAP5I.45
FARM, - about
m iles — oust
ai 2
of th e board.
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- — of B Boring
oring and
m iles south ot P leasant Home, my en tire herd of dairy cattle,
including 3 reg istered Jersey s;
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....Armistice Day....
Let us pause to honor the cour­
ageous men and women who cross­
ed the seas and did their “bit” for
this generation and the generations
to come—
Let us pause to revere those who
died for so great a cause—
Each succeeding year enhanced
the glory of their victory and its
far-reaching benefits to all man­
kind.
In observance of Armistice Day this
hank will not open Friday, Nov. 11.
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DANCE
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 12
Auction Sale
Mrs. S usan H arding gave a de-
lightful p a rty la st F rid ay night at
h e r home in honor of the officers of
T ro utdale C hapter, O. E. S„ th eir
FAIRVIEW
husbands and wives. T he evening
At the Sm ith M emorial P re sb y ­
was spent at cards. L ater a de­
terian ch u rch Sunday m orning at
licious supper w as served. The
FREE IT X C H AT YOON___________ SALE BEGINS AT 11» A. M.
11 o’clock the p asto r, th e Rev. E. R.
tables w ere beautifully decorated
D. H ollensted, will give an exposi­
in th e autum n colors. F avors for the
F o u r-y e a r-o ld Bull, O reglow Gold Boy, s ire l ’ogis
tion of th e 23d Psalm . Sunday
sister officers w ere tiny satin p e r­
O n e id a ’s C hief. D am , O reg o n 's G olden Glow.
school will convene a t 10 o’clock.
fume bags w ith th e emblem of each
J e rs e y Cow. O nw ard C h ie f’s F ra n c e s, sire d by O n­
T he young people's class of
office painted in gold. F avors for
w ard C hief, w h o se s ire w as V ive’s G olden G low ’s
Sm ith Memorial P re sb y teria n S u n ­
the men w ere ribbons w ith the Ma­
C hief s ire of live cow s in th e R of M.
day school, of w hich Mrs. E. R. D.
sonic emblem, also painted In gold.
J e rs e y Cow, G ypsy P rin c e ’s M am ie, sire d by
H ollensted is teach er, held a social
Mrs. Thom as Low of T ro u td ale p re­
St. M aw es G ypsy P rin c e , w hose s ire w a s C a p tio n
M
onday
evening
a
t
th
e
hom
e
of
sented Mrs. H arding w ith an elec­
T r is tr a m ’s Im p. a n d w hose dam w as I to s a ir e ’s Bess.
Mrs. Io la Copeland. All rep o rted a
tric floor lam p in behalf of th e of­
G uernsey and Je rse y Cow, fresh ab o u t D ecem ber 15th
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good
time.
H olstein and Je rse y Cows, m ilking. 3 D urham and Je rse y
ficers. George Wilcox, w orthy p a t­
Cows, m ilking. Mare, com ing 5 y ears old. Mare, com ing 4 years
ron. assisted Mrs. H arding as Joint
old. F arm Wagon. John Deere Steel Beam Plow. Feed Chop­
Lovely C h ristm as Gifts.
host. The event w ill long he re ­
per. Disc. H arrow . Two 10-gal Milk Cans. F our 5-gal. Milk
F or
hand-m ade h an d k erch iefs
m em bered by all who had the
Cans. Cream S ep arato r, Simplex, alm ost new. 160-egg In c u ­
and o th er beautiful and useful a r ­
ticles see Mrs. W. A. W inters. ’
b ato r, and a lot of sm all im plem ents and tools too num erous
p leasu re of attending th is d elight­
to m ention.
31x1.—Adv.
ful affair.
Mr. F ish, p residen t of the M etro­
TERMS—-All sum s u n d er $20.00 cash. On sum s over $20.00, six
m onths tim e w ith in te rest at ra te of 8 per cent per annum
politan Life In su ra n ce com pany
m ay he had on notes satisfac to ry to Clerk.
and his p a rty dined one day last
week at Crown P oint Chalet.
Mr. and Mrs. Crow foot of Oregon !
City and several in th e ir p a rty w ere 1
COL. J . M . H U G H E S, A u ctio n eer, F o re s t G rove, O re
guests last w eek of Mrs. Ja sp e r |
A. M EY E R S, C lerk
Crane.
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i TH£ HARD-IÛ-6ET-AT PARTS ARE JUST AS
Thieves entered th e barn of th e I ^ ( I M P O R T A N T AS TH e"EASV-TO -6ET-AT "PARTSÌ
Columbia View farm on Sunday
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DO EFFICIENT O IL IN 6 AND 6 R E A S IN 6
n ig h t and stole 100 em pty potato
sacks, a brand new tire from the
Dodge car and a lot of tools. They
had their ca r p arked close to the
b arn and evidently took th e ir tim e.
A rran g em en ts a re being m ade to 1
in stall an elec tric call bell in the
b arn and chicken house w hich will J
give the alarm in the house if an y ­
body e n ters d u rin g th e night.
Mrs. L ottie Benfield has retu rn ed
from P o rtlan d w here she spent
buys you a
se v eral days w ith h er sister, Mrs.
K etchem
The first snow of th e season fell
on Monday night on th e foothills
ac ro ss the Colum bia and has a f­
fected the atm osphere som ew hat in
D o n ’ t w a it u n til tro u b le forces y o u r a u to m o b ile in to some
th is vicinity. T h ere a re still a
re p a ir shop, as a reg ula r inspection service m ay save you
good m any acres of potatoes in the
m a n y re p a ir b ills . Com e in and ta lk th is co m p le te service
ground w hich th e fro st so far hag
over. O u r L u b ric a tio n D e p t. w ill guarantee to grease e very
n o t dam aged. C auliflow er h arv est
m o vin g p a rt o f y o u r a u to m o b ile . W e a re a t y o u r s e rv ic e .
is alm ost over and w as b etter than
expected.
installed, complete
E dw ard Jam es G ray, who died in
^ P o rtla n d from h e a rt attac k on
.Monday evening w hile on his way
hom e from his office, was a lifelong
friend ’ of Miss F ra n ce s H am ilton
and Mrs. Ja s p e r Crane.
A su rp rise p a rty w as given at
C h an ticleer Inn on Monday nig h t j
by th e stu d en ts of Colum bian high
G aseo Bldg.
F ifth & A lder
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school, honoring the birthday of *
O. M unger, m anual tra in in g teach- i
e r.
The evening w as spent in
dancing. R efreshm ents w ere se rv ­
By Ft anlihn
ed a t m idnight. The cakes w ere
baked by Mrs. M arie M organ and
/ VOU ADVERTISED \
Mrs. H. L. Moody.
¿ o o w wEf?e/ undeq ’1
AH TDM.' IT S
FA ITU- HE S
/ T O AN EDUCATE L» '
T he em ployes of th e Oregon
a I ' THAT PAW?C i T TUAT L i v e STOCK. P E T S , BTC'/ D on ' t waa J t a
i p»(?r?O T - Die»
L au n d ry com pany held th e ir ann u al !
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k e e p s v d u r e m in d e d
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AN EDUCATED» PAQQOT
ban q u et and dar-cing p arty . at
OF V O U P LATF-
means a col
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C hanticleer Inn on W ednesday
night.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19
SILVER PLATE
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FORMAL DINNERS
family ought to give at
V - least one formal dinner during
the winter. ((Gleaming silver plate
on immaculate linen ts a picture
th a t lingers in memory like a
charming play. (( We have silver­
ware and plate at extremely
moderate prices
C ’ vf . ry
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MARIJAN PETRICEVIC, Owner
L u b rica tio n
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FILLING-STATION £
AD -ventures
CORBETT
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Kincaid
a re th e p are n ts of a baby boy, born
T h u rsd ay a t th e P o rtlan d sa n a ­
torium .
Mrs. S. H arding, m atron of t
T ro u td ale C hapter O. E. 8., e n te r­
tained th e officers and th e ir h u s­
bands a t a delightful party at her
hom e F rid a y evening
L ight re ­
fresh m en ts w ere served.
A H allow een p arty a t the H url-
b a r t school F rid ay evening was an
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Sperry homing pigeons are freely available
to w om en’s clubs, local organizations and com m unities as
me«.age carrie r, to help in announcing im portant events.
Ask your nearest S perry representative.
Portland Gas & Coke Co.
SP2SRY
in every home,
ODUCTS
on etíery fa rm
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