JULY 30, 1925
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HILLSBORO ARGU8
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J. A. Kirkwood of Reedville was Evolution I» Subject
“Deacon Dubbs” at M.
transacting business in Hillsboro
Of Rotary Luncheon
E. Church July 31st
. Monday.
Up to thi* present writing the cut­
'■w
"Deacon Dubbs," a three-act com-
worm has not made its appearance in I Rev Len B. Fishbaclf Believes
the M.
edy-drama,
will
be
given
by
Hillsboro
gardens.
Study
Should
Be
Kept
Out
Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Morrill left
Mr». L. W. Hyde returned the
light; If you are looking for a real
ANNOUNCEMENTS
E. church, July 31, at 8:00, in the
today fur a few days in Eugene on ; tirai of the week from Port Orford
buy call 21Y. Terms.—L. 8. Sher*
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Kelly re-
Of the Public Schools
church
auditorium.
business.
man, Oregon Electric station. 22-23
where she attended the convention turned Tuesday from a week's va-
See
“
Deacon
Dubbs"
at
the
M.
E.
Come and see the Deacon defeat
“’Evolution” was the subject of
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J. W. Kennedy of Dallas, Texas, i of the Auxiliary to the Hpanish War cation at Pacific City.
church Friday night, July 31. Ad­
For Sale—Gas engine, 1 II. P.,
Is a house gusst of Mr. and Mrs, ('. I ' Veteran* which mot at the tima of
Mr. and Mr». L. K. Blatchlsy •nd talk before the Rotary club this the notorious villian and save the mission, 25c and 15c.
21-22 Fairbanka-Morse;
Acetylene
one
little
school-
•
"the
brave
I""
the veterans’ convention. Mrs. Hyde the Frank Pauli family were at noon by Rev. Len Fishback of the f“rni ^or
M Bryant.
i
light
plant
with
fixtures,
Reason
For appointments at the new
I Christian church. He paid tribute to rnam-'
Mi»» Georgina Bendler went to I praised the people of Port Orford Neskowin over the week-end.
for selling is putting in electric
Princess
Beauty
Shop,
telephone
Aho
s«e
Y
e
n
n
i
e
Yenaen,
the
lights and power.- -Thos. Bradley,
Ruckaway this weak fof a two week» I very highly for their hospitality and
Mrs. M. Skinner of Anaheim, Cal­ it he memory of William Jennings
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■aid the convention was the most ifornia, Is a Hillsboro visitor, the Bryan and urged the stand of the Swedish hired girl, capture the 262Z.
vacation.
1 Portland, R. fl, Box 334A.
One-
Great Commoner that the study of “gude looking feller," Denteronomy
. harmonious and enjoyable of any
Briquet«—Get our summer prices half mile southeast of Progrea» on
H B. Whitney of near Helvetia ever held, She says that Port Orford I guest of her cousin, Mrs. W. E. [ evolution should be kept out of the Jones; and Misa Popover, who has
and get a big surprise.—
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Hillsboro
Hillsboro and - —
Oregon City
road. • - 22
fell and sprained his ankle at hi* is one of the beauty spots of Ore- I 1 Ogilbee.
' public schools and high schools and both eyes on the Deacon.
Ice and Coal Co.
10-22
i
Judge E. J. Ward and wife »pent I he reserved for the colleges and
ranch yesterday.
For Sale—Team of horses, weight
Cast of characters:
gon. Mrs. Heliin Opilycke of Granta
Enlargements free with Kodak 3000; sound and true; will give
E. A. Bruce of near Quatama »tn Pass was elected president of the i ¡ the week-end at Netarts after the universities.
Deacon Dubbs ...... Harold Pinkerton
Judge attended the toll road meet- i Thut people should keep their Amos Coleman .... .... Edward Olsen finishing at the Delta Drug Store, terms.—August Crop, 3 miles south
lion was a county seat business Auxiliary for the coming year.
, ing at Tillamook.
visitor yesterday.
! mind open on the subject and study Rawdon Crowley......... ..Glen Norton In at 6 p. m., out at 3 p. m. next of Cornelius; close to Fern Hill
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bray of Hal­
15-tf school; phone Fern 615, Cornelius,
Edward Kriebel fell on u log at both sides rather than take a radi­ Major McNutt
,.C. M. Krtichek day.
Mrs. Adelino Cull of Portland ley, Idaho, were Hillsboro visitors
Johnson
sawmill
(
the
Landaucr
and
cal stand was the opinion expressed Denternomy Jones ..Walter Freeman
Jersey heifer taken up. In p^, care of Anton Kämper, Cornelius,
■pent the week-end with her daugh­ Monday, guest« at the home of Mr.
2ltf
............. Faye Jones ture at Will Enschede's. May have j route 2.
ter, Mias Carol ('all.
and Mrs. L. A. Long. They were ac­ i i routh of Hillsboro Monday and sus- by the Rev. Fishback, who indicted Rose Raleigh
Miss Philipena Popover
evolution on three counts.
same by paying for ad and keep, j Milk Goats for Sale—Aomo just
Mr. and Mrs. Roas Dawson of companied by Mrs. Bray’s grand­ lained a broken rib.
Margaret Hart Phone 34R2.
O. M. Plummer, president of the
Miss Katharine Kneeland of Port­
20tf fresh; also two Saanen bucks and
Oakland, Calif., are visiting at the daughter, Miss Katherine Frentzei,
Spencer Jones homos.
of Portland. Mr. Bruy is a news­ land »pent the week-end with Miss Pacific International Livestock ex­ Emily Dale ..... .. ............ Emma Mohr
The Ladies’ Aid of the Christian,one bUck AnK** N“1»'«» buck­
position and a Portland Rotarian, Trixie Coleman .......... Ruth Gilmore church, known as the “hoo-hoos,” Frank Unger, 7 miles southwest of
J. II. Brady of the Oregon Elec­ paperman and printer and at one Helen Connell at the Connell sum­
gave fevers! reasons for being pres­ Yennie Yenaen .......... .Martha Mohr will give a cooked food sale at the 1 Hillsboro; address Cornelius, route
tric, with offices In Salem, was a time had a newspuper at Cornelius. I mer home at Meacham.
The proceeds will be used for the grocery store, corner Thrd and Main ' 2-
Commissioner Hiatt and family re­ ent in Hillsboro.
They are leaving Iduho on account
21-23
Hillsboro visitor Monday.
Epworth I-eague institute and church
mained
at
Tillamook
for
the
week-
of
Mr»,
llray's
health
and
expect
to
streets, Saturday, August 8, begin-
For Sale—High grade Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. Shipley are
funds.
MRS.
RUFUS
WAGGENER
ning at 9:30 a. m.
22-23 Foxes; registered pedigreed animals.
In Seattle attending the convention locate ill the Willamette Valley. Miss end to enjoy the ocean breezes fol-
Frontsei remained for a week’s visit lowing the toll road meeting.
Now is the time to buy wood; all i ~Write or cal1 Hillsboro Silver Fox
of the Knights Templar».
Mrs.
Annubelle
Bailey
Waggener,
I Mias Cecile Emmott and Misa Vil-
with Miss Margaret Long.
Public Sale of Cattle lengths, 12-inch, 16-inch and 4-feot. FarTn> 12th “nd Washington streets.
Miss Helen Johnston of Portland
<ariy Hillsboro resident, died at her
ena Goodin returned Friday from
J.
8.
Forsythe,
of
the
post
office
If taken by load it is $6.00. Hillsboro; Dr. T. L. Perkins, own-
■pent the week end in Hillsboro, a
home in Newport Sunday and funer-
force, and his family returned Sun­ Mdnmouth, where they attended a
Also coal, coal briquets and gas er'
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guest of Mrs. Emma McKinney, c
"ervice* were held there TueTiay
day from their vacation which in­ summer course at the Normal school. I al
in the Presbyterian church, with in-
and
briquets.—Hillsboro Transfer A Fuel | For Sale — Eight-year-old horse,
Mrs. Earl Sacll of Arlington was cluded motoring around over the
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Merrill in term ent in the Masonic cemetery in I
Holsteins
Co. Phone 542.
2-tf (bay; good, sound work horse.-—J. T.
operated on at the Dr. Smith ho». »tats for some 1126 mile«. They company with some Portland friends ’__ .
; 'S,le will Vu*
be bold
held nn
on Frorl
Fred Ihlnian
Uhlman _---------------- ---------- . .
,■ ......... _j------------------ i Heard, Beaverton, R. 4; 2 Mi miles
Hillsboro.
pital yesterday for appendicitis.
visited Eugene, Coquille, Marshfield, made the Mt. Hood loop Sunday,
farm near Scappoose at 10:30
'south of Reedville. Phone Hillsboro
Mrs. Waggener was born in Green­
FOR EXCHANGE
Mr. and Mrs. James Wood and North Bend, Bandon, Port Orford, going as far as Rhododendron Sat- castle, Indiana, December 16, 1847.
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WEDNt^DAY, AUGUST 5
I 3R3.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Patterson spent Newport, and included the Mt. Hood tirday night.
For Sale — 300 hens, Hanson
Her girlhood was spent in Knoxville,1 Cows consigned from the Colum- i For Trade—One 11-housekeeping
Sunday at Oswego, guests of Mr. loop and the Columbia river high­
Clyde Brown of Portland was a Iowa, where she was married to ' bia Cow Testing association. Every
¡«oom house and one 25-housekeeping strain, well culled. Poultry house
way.
and Mr». Sam Connell.
Hillsboro visitor Sunday evening, re­ Rufus Waggener November 13, 1864. 'cow with a yearly record. Every cow j room house in Portland to trade for well equipped, for rent.—Inquire at
Miss Sophia Schneider left today turning from Meacham, where he They came to Oregon in 1872 and ‘ in her prime and sold with a guar-
II. E. W cm , who formerly owned a
Oak Leaf Farm, Orenco, Ore. Phone
barber shop here, has purchased a for Aberdeen, Washington, where •spent the day at the A. C. Shute lived in Hillsboro for 30 years, later I antee to have a record of 300 lbs. home in Hillsboro.—Phone 2371. 22 794.
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shop gt While t^almon. Wash., and she will visit with Mr and Mrs. rummer home.
moving to Newport.
of butterfat with first calf. Included
For Sale—Black mare, 8 years
George Hastings, Mrs. Hastings was
will take possession soon.
She was a kindly woman and high- ■ in this sale are three daughters of
Mrs. George Burkhalter of South
WANTED -
old; sound snd true; work single or
Mrs. W. H. Taggart of Enid, Okla­ formerly Miss Marie Walnofer of Tualatin, who has been very ill at ly esteemed by all w’ho knew her.
the great cow which produced 10,-
double; weight 1200 lbs.—Floyd En-
homa, is here for an extended visit thi" l city. After a week'» visit there, the h lome of her purents-in-law, Mr.
The widower, a brother; John E. ¡048 lbs. of milk and 747.8 lbs. of
'
»ley,
Hillsbere, R. 4, Box 75. 21-24
| Wanted—Position as housekeeper
with her brother, Spencer Jones, Mi­ a Schneider will return and go and Mrs. D, IJ, Burkhalter, is im- ' Bailey of Forest Grove, and four • fat in one year,
!
where
I
am
own
boss,
—
S.
Webb,
For
Sale—Ford touring car iq
Idnughters survive. The daughters;'
w
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and family, and other relative» here. to Rockaway for u »bort visit.
proving slowly.
Free
Lunch
¡Station
A,
Vancouver,
Wash.
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222^
condjtion.
Cheap. Phone 35R25.
Mr, and Mrs. Neil Emmott and
J. M. Brown, J. W. White and M 'Mri- George H. Wileox of Newport. fol. George A. Gue, Auctioneer.
Peter Duyrke and August Crop
Mr and Mrs. Harry Morgan will A. Barnes of near Manning were Mr". C. E. Kindt of Portland, Mrs. Herbert F. White, Sales Manager. j Wanted—Stave silo, 10x36; must —Julius Coupe, Hillsboro, routs
of near Fern Hill school were trans­
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I be in good condition.—Arnold Ber­ 4.
B. Gules of Hillsboro and Mrs.
acting business and greeting (rienda leave this week for an auto trip to Hillrbono visitors Tuesday, coming
< Spokane, Yellowstone
ger,
Hillsboro,
H,
4;
phone
Hillsboro
For
Sale
—
Six
first-class
*nw«,-
d
in t.. attend the luncheon and join ¡George V. Fisherof Los Angeles,
tn the county »eat Thursday of- last
Apartment for Fent
Lake
City
and
other
points
of
in-
37R3.
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Jerseys
and
a
Guernsey.
Not
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Waggener
conducted
week.
the alfalfa tour.
For Rent — A newly refinished
. tercet. They will be gone about two
thoroughbred. Phone 35R25—Julius
Mrs. Arthur Sorenson of near the weeks.
Mr». John Miller of Banks was the Tualatin hotel here for years apartment; three rooms and bath, I Wanted — Good home for two
Coupe, Hillsboro, route 4.
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and
were
well
known
to
all
early
smart
little
Fox
Terrier
pups.
—
Call
transacting business in Hillsboro
Rosedale school Is convalescing from
completely furnished; has both a
Mrs. H. II. I Yank and children of
Scholls 25 on line 8, or write Sam
For
Sale
—
Fresh
Milk
goats
—
C.
an operation for appendicitis per­
yesterday and calling on friends. She I I residents of Hillsboro.
lange and oil stove; use of garage;
Garibaldi were guests lust week of
Omduff, Laurel.
’
23tf F. Robinson, 5 Mi miles south of
says the Banks »ection has some fine ,
formed at the Dr. Smith hospital
two blocks from business district.
.Mrs. Frank's parents, Mr. and Sirs. cfops this year.
MRS. J. W. WHITE
Wanted—Price on car load of Hillsboro and one mile west.—Ad­
Monday.
'Call at—1134 Baseline St., between
James Sigler. Her sisters, Mrs. E.
19tf
22tf heavy 4-foot Oak wood, F. O. B. dress Cornelius, R. 2.
Mrs. McDonald and daughter of | Mrs. J. W. White, a resident of 1st and 2nd, or phone 1121.
Mrs. E. W. Carter and son of II. Rrandaw and Miss Gussie Sigler,
car
Oregon
Electric;
write
to
—
-Cap
­
For
Sale
—
House
and
lot
on
Sth
near Firdale school were county seat accompanied her home for a »hort Los Angeles, Mrs. Short and daugh­ ; Manning for more than 30 years,
itol Fuel Co., Multnomah, Ore.
21 St., all modern, jrarage, etc., $5?000.
ter and Mr*. Newport of Portland ! who died July 14, crosse. 1 the plains
visitors Saturday. The little boy visit.
Card of Thank*
Wanted—Vacant lots and small —K. L. Perkins, 1228 Second St.,
found a truck license plate which is
were guests today at the home of with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi
We wish to express our apprecia­
Miss Elizabeth Gheen of Hills-
1 ltf.
houses to sell. Have buyers wait­ opposite courthouse.
at the Argus.
Mr. and Mr». W. E. Ogilbee.
I Bailey, when she was two years of tion to our friends and neighbors ing. Have a cash buyer for good
boro accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Confectionery
for
Sale
—
3
miles
Bert Hager and family departed Thoma» Marlin of Portland to Can-
for their many acts of kindness and
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hoffman pl"*1 jige. They settled near Salem.
the first of the week for their home non Beach Monday for the week. to leave the last of the week for af she was born December 11, 1862, sympathy attending the death . of modern house with all conveniences. west of Hillsboro on Pacific High­
In Montana, after a month's visit Mrs. Marlin i* a sister of Misa two weeks vacation, and will go to .,nd waa married to J. W. White mother, Mrs. J. W. White. The beau­ —See Mr. McCourt, with Mellar & way; will sell at invoice.—See Jos.
Jannsen, 1162 3rd St.
20-21 F. Mann, Cornelius.
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with Mr. Hager's relative», W. G. Gheen.
Marshfield and other Coo» Bay cit- December 30, *1882. Deceased is tiful floral offerings were especially
For
Sale
—
Tractor,
plow,
disc
plow
Hager and the W. E. McCourt fam-
J. E. Tuinblaaon of Forest Grove les and then on to Medford and per- j survived by the widower, and the appreciated.
and disc; used only two weeks;
ily. .
J. W. White and family.
following children, Levi and Charles
was a llillslmro visitor Tuesday. In haps to Shasta, Cal.
FOR RENT
$1150—1526 Baseline St., Hillsboro;
Mr. and Mrs J. T. Heard of near speaking of the death of the great
O. O. Freeman and family left' at Manning, Mrs. Dan Muy at Man-
phone 42.
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Reed v ilie were Hillsboro visitors commoner, William Jennings Bryan, Saturday on a vacation trip to Idaho I ping, Mrs. Pearl Watson at Timber,
Dancing At Balm Grove
For Rent—Good bottom pasture
Monday. Mr. Heard was enroute to he »aid, “Bryan was a clean fight- and Night Officer Walter Tew» is'and Mrs. Merle Selfridge at Hills-
Popular dance at Balm Grove for about 5 head of cattle.—Phone 1 For Sale—White Angora rabbits.
I Call before 6 a. m. or after 6 p. m.
ucting as chief and George Pate !>oro.
the Knight Packing company plant er."
every Saturday evening. Seven-piece 2371.
-
22 1 —Pierre Sarey, Hillsboro, Ore., R. 4,
at Cornelius with a load of cucum­
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Rossman leave is acting night officer. Walter Tews 1 Service» were in Forest Grove and Vagabond orchestra, big hardwood
Pasture—Stock wanted for pas­ ; Box 72.
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bers.
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this week for a vacation at I-ake and family returned the last of the interment in the Buxton cemetery, floor and good management.
ture.—Call Kuratli &. Wismer, Third
» . .
For Sale—Good sized strip of
Harry Hill, E. B. and Thomas H. Chelan, Washington. They will tie week from their vacation. They took j
(street, Hillsboro.
15tf( cork linoleum and new mattress.—I."
Tongue, Ralph Easter and II. C. accompanied by Dr. Rossman's in everything along the coast from
Laurel Dance
Farm
for
Rent
—
75
acres
tillable;!
C. Freeman, Malibu, Second and
Newport to Astoria.
Peterson returned Tuesday morning brother from Portland.
There will be a dance at the good buildings.—J. J. Kuratli, Beth- ’ ' Main.
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from their fishing trip to Rogue
M.
Turner
of
Banks
and
his
Mi»» Isabel Stombaugh, stenog­
Laurel community hall Saturday
22 I For Sale—43 acres of standing
Throbbing with the warm blood night. August 1. Everybody invited. ■ .any; Portland route 2.
Liver. Mr. Easter landed a 50-pound rapher at the Tongue law offices, daughter, Miss Nellie, were Hills­
»almon.
For
Rent—Furnished 4-room ofets at Sewell station.—Write H. W.
leaves this week for Lakeview, where boro visitors Tuesday. Miss Turner, of Mrs. Emilie Johnson's under­ Good music-
21tf
apartment.—Inquire at Mrs. Stock- j ■ Rayman, 390 Yamhill St., Portland,
Mrs. W. E. Anderson of Salem sbo will spend her vacation with her who is employed in an insurance of­ standing of human nature, tingling
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fice in Portland doing bookkeeping i with thrill that comes from seeing a
ton’s Millinery, near post office. 16tf ‘ Ore.
was in Hillsboro Tuesday, enroute ) a rents.
Loan*
For Sale—Set of harness, dump
to the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred
For Rent—Nicely furnished three-
L. C. Vienne of Tualatin was a un<l stenographic work, returned to heroic father and son re-united after
Pay off your present mortgage
Lisco, of South Tualatin. Mrs. O. county seat business visitor Satur­ her duties Wednesday after enjoying years of separation under the banner
room apartment; $25 per month.— wagon, and prune wagon. — City
by
one of our easy payment plans. Phone 2871; 1005 Seventh St., Hills- i Manager, City Hall, Hillsboro. 21-22
of
a
world
series,
a
fine
sense
of
a
two-week*
vacation
with
her
par
­
Anderson, mother of Mrs. Lisco and day. lie says that he cut the best
Loans made on completed proper­
dramatic technique and his ability to
Mr/ Anderson, Is quite ill at the grain this year that hr has ever ents at Banks.
boro.
21 ' Gas briquets at summer prices.
ty
or for building purposes.—Wash­
put
over
“
color
stuff"
as
well
as
Lisco home.
William Connell of Portland was a
cut.'
$14.75 delivered.—Hillsboro Ice &
For
Rent
—
Five-room
modern
ington County Savings 4 Loan As­
Mi»» Mary Hargrave of Kelso, visitor in Hillsboro the last of the thrills, “Life’s Greatest Game,’’ sixth
¡Coal
Co. Phone 2661.
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house,
garage,
on
paved
street,
$25;
Miss Julia Gray of Pittsburgh, Pa..
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sociation, Hillsboro, Ore.
is in the city this week, a guest of Washington, ix in the city, a guest week. He was accompanied by his Johnson opus for F. O. B. comes to
also furnished or unfurnished rooms,
For Sale—Female Airedale dog,
suites, or single, $5 per month and 9 months old.—Ray Dillon, Rehse
Mrs. C. E. Lytle and daughter, Miss cf her brother, J. R. Hargrave, and cousin. Miss Clare Waterbury, and the Liberty theatre tomorrow and
A Pricels»* Gift
Miss Emily Kingston of New Y’ork, Saturday,
Marion. Miss Gray is enroute to family.
up.—Owner, 1638 Oak St.; phone; pool hall, Hillsboro.
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The priceless gift of good eye- 2476.
Arnold Berger of the “Five Oak" who are making an extended trip.
23 : Get your ice at the Hillsboro Ice
Alaska. Little Nancy McKenna of
Mrs. Ruth Gabie left Saturday for sight should be well guarded. When
Portland 1» also a guest at the Lytle farm near West L'nion was a Hills­ They came west by way of Toronto,
and Coal Company and save your
your eyes trouble you, consult a
Winnipeg, Saskatchewan, Vancouver a short visit in British Columbia.
boro business visitor Tuesday.
home thia week.
FOR SALE
trading stamps.
10-22
Mr.
.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Gates
and
specialist
at
once.
See
Dr.
Luzader
and
Victoria,
B.
C.,
and
will
visit
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cull are
Mrs. H. L. MacKenxie and son
For
Sale
—
Kale
plants.
—
William
Mrs.
Gates
’
sister.
Miss
Thelma
Wil
­
returned last Thursday from Helena, moving this week into their new bun­ , California, Yellowstone park, Denver liams, and Ernest Vandehey depart­ at Hillsboro Pharmacy every Satur­
Phone
For Sale—1925 Chevrolet Tour­ Wilkins, Hillsboro, R. 4
8-tf
and many other places before re­
day.
Montana, where they visited Mrs. galow at 1363 First street.
19tf.
ed this week for a short vacation
ing, new, driven around 600 miles; 6R15.
turning
to
New
York.
The
young
MacKenxie'» mother. Mrs. MacKen­
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Whitcomb of
in British Columbia.
A-l
condition;
special
equipment,
For
Sale
—
75xl98-foot
lot;
terms;
ladies
remained
here
for
a
visit
Call For Bid*
xie was there throughout all the Portland were Hillsboro visitors over
balloon tires, spare, bumpers, spot- close in.—Plione 2591.
22-23
with the Hillsboro Connells and ac­
earthquake shocks and Is very glad the week-end.
wanted
on 30 cords of first
Bids
Work for Uncle Sam—Take up
companied
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
to get back to Hillsboro where the
Miss Margaret Tongue is at Pa­
civil service. Good salaries, short growth fir wood. delivered at
earth doesn’t play such tricks, The cific City, a truest of Mrs. E. B. Connell to Rockaway yesterday for
School District No. 38, Orenco. Bids
'
it visit with Mrs. Grace Wood and hours, rapid advancement, perman­ must be" in by August 1, 1925.
first shock was quite serious •nd Tongue.
ent positions, From 20,000 to 100,-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Connell.
swayed pictures on the walls, She
MRS. JOE YATES,
Mrs. C. W. Rollins left Wednes-
1600 appointments yearly. Study at
Clerk
of
School District No. 38,
said that they were still having day for a week’s vacation at Bnr-
home — in spare time — with the
Auxiliary Meeting
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slight tremors when she left.
view.
world’s largest correspondence Orenco, Oregon.
The Auxiliary to the American
j school. Write today for complete
Legion Post No. 6 will meet in the
CALL FOR BIDS
[ details. International Correspondence
new hall on Main street, near First,
: Schools, 15 No. Broadway, Portland,
Tuesday evening, August 4.
All
Bids for furnishing the City of
Oregon.
members are urged to be present to
Hillsboro
with 5 cords of Oak and
inspect the hall and discuss plans «a
6 cords of Fir wood, 16 inches; also
Dance at Helvetia
for tome furnshings. Come at 7:30
8 cords of Fir, 4 foot; will be re­
There will be a dance at Helvetia
if possible.
ceived at the office of the City Man­
hall, Saturday night, Aug. 8. Good
ager of Hillsboro up to and in­
music and h good time assured. 20tf
MATINEE SUNDAY 2 P. M.
Marriage License*
cluding July 31. The city reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Anicino Eigema and Bessie Maha-
Usual Prices, 10c and 25c
C. G. REITER. City Manager.
fey, both of Orenco, July 23.
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LOT SALE
Births
Grossen—To Mr. and Mrs. P. 8.
Clean-up Sale—Best offer in the
Grossen of Helvetia, a boy, July 26.
In
next three days gets these two fine
Mochofsky—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed­
lots, only two blocks from court
ward George Mochofsky of Cedar
I house, lots 4 and 6 on Edison St.,
Mills, a girl, July 26.
between 1st and 2nd: 60x150 each;
$250 each cash; or will build ar­
tistic modern 4-room bungalow com­
plete with lot .for $3850. Offer good
“MARK EVERY
for few days.
You can make your own terms.—
GRAVE”
Mothers-in-law have had »heir day on stage and
I Owner, 226 Thirteenth St., Portland;
Ry stepping into the Hillsboro National Bank and
You will find at our shop
screen
—now it’s Father’s day. And the old boy is a
Phone Main 2871, evenings.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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CLASSIFIED ADS
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LIBERTY THEATRE
Sun., Mon «an dTues.
AUGUST 2 - 3 and 4
LOIS WILSON
A James Cruze Production
“Welcome Home”
Safeguard Their Future
starting an account—thus assuring a safe place for
your money and a fair rate of interest on your de­
posits.
the finest granite, "Rock of
Ages,” "St. Cloud,.” “Ash­
land,” and various other
granites and marbles.
Reduction In Prices
—For Sixty Days—
Hillsboro National Bank
MRS. M. N. LEWIS & CO
Fourth and Main Sts.
Hiil.boro
SCREAM!
The value of Dr. Thomp­
son's optical service is ap­
preciated only by visiting
him frequently and allowing him to
keep your glasses properly adjust­
ed. Consult him next visit—Wednes­
day, August 12, at the Washington
Hotel.
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Hillsboro Argus $1.60 per year.
If you’re looking for a real good time, there’s no
place like "Welcome Home.” Funniest of all Cruse
comedy classics.
Also Two-Reel Comedy