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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.
1
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
in ...................
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
«2
m onth before th e schoolhouse will
be ready for occupancy. F ra n cis
«2
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
2
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
BR. 7611
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 !
IT 5AVS -. " WANTE D - ‘
k e e p s v d u r e m in d e d
A VOU N O T 2
8iCl?D’ -w e
AN EDUCATED» PAQQOT
ban q u et and dar-cing p arty . at
OF V O U P LATF-
means a col
I r \s . e
- e
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C hanticleer Inn on W ednesday
night.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19
SILVER PLATE
Jor
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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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see uJwJum t
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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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S S K V IC S
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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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