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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1925)
F HILLSBORO ARGUS PACK TWO AUGUST 0, 1826 “— ■ 11 , ¿«.„«¿■¿¿■¿s^ the special election. David A. Pat- asBassim i i Reed Connell of Hillsboro whs vis wide extension of thia moat useful doratomi and reintroduced.— Oregon iting George Schmidt last Sunday. of crops. Rut inoculation, once a ian. Orenco Ines Ward ami her cousin Hugh mystery to all but the elect, has Otto Erickson has been named by “■ I Arreeled on Larceny Charge :------- , ■ 4 of Portland visited a few days last fortunately been made easy and the Three Members Will De Se- several valley districts amt W. C. Mitchell J. Murphy, who is be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bennett left week at the Adolph Schmidt home. necessary bacteria are accessible to j Culbertson, Portland hotelman, is lected At Election to Monday on their two-weeks vaca Threshing is in full blast in thia all, ao that the grower who fails lieved to have been connected with the third candidate. Form District tion. community, there being three ina- must look to hla methods and not Dan Mays In the alleged larceny of Three directors will be chosen to the merits of alfalfa to find the sugar from the Southern Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hudaraon »nd chines in operation. cause. Three candidates for director of i October 20, when property owners children went to the Tillamook station at Manning, was nrrwatod few Beatrice Brown is spending a The slogan of the agricultural Saturday by Sheriff Reeves and Dep Tunnel District No. 1 have appeared of the west side business district beaches Sunday where all but Henry days with relatives in Portland. , committee of the Portland chum- uty Virgil Weckert. Mays was ar since the filing of the petition for | and Tualatin Valley will vote on the will spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Berg were b,(|. <(f co|,.. |fttlf„ on „„ «very ,,v,,ry j question of organising the district ’’ A Alfulfa haarlem oil has been a world Miss Joyce Handley returned Sat given a farewell party last Thursday f.rm- bn,,,a „„ MUth,.Ilt(lc ex. Vented earlier in the weak. Ills ball ’ and making a survey to determine wan placed at |1000, wide remedy for kidney, liver and 1 the feasibility and cost of the tun- urday from Corvallis where she evening before their departure for! p,.rjence not on a theory. Alfalfa bladder disorders, rheumatism, I net If this election is favorable to spent six weeks attending the sum their new- home near Hood River. ) At night i after the « venían has a high place in balanced farm- - W w light hour“. Then reati lumbago and uric acid conditions. : the project, a second election on a mer school. William Lee is under the doctor’s Ing becauae It facllitatoa the keep the family Many folks dig their graves with ' W W y Harold Bell i 1 proposed bond issue will follow. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Woodward care, suffering with blood poison in ing of livestock, which in turn is their teeth. Constipation la the great ------------------------------------ ------------ and two children went to the Tilla one of his hands, necessary to the maintenance of est curse of the day. Stagnant de Headaches and constipation take mook beaches Sunday, where they _ soil fertility, because it is in Itself cayed mater in the stomach and the joy out of life for many peo are listening to what the wild waves j a soil tonic, and becauae it has bowels may cause serious trouble. ) latest and best •lory«' A Son Hts ' ple—HOLLISTER’S ROCKY MOUN are saying. ) Father” Several hur«irvd ih<»uMu d fanv proved merit as a slock food. It Take HOLLISTER’S ROCKY MOUN Rock Creek ? U h » are this snthm a week alter TAIN TEA owes its great popularity ? publication Be 01 eo< them VNJac i>* correct interns 11 roubles, st imulste vital has suffered in some quarters from TAIN TEA for constipation Results Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Mitchell and ) at»'» n Ari>w».M» A C m »»«». i to folks who endorse it strongly.— I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connell paid organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist ■■....... "■■■■■' i ■ 1 r\«tt»ber«. 85 W'*l New Y '»» mistreatment. It deserves to be un- guaranteed.—Delta Drug Store. <....................... ■■■■■■ ■ . on the original genuine Got o M uul Delta Drug Store. A very pleasant affair of last! a visit to Crater Lake the past week —......... a -.... ■! week was the party given by Miss i and report a fine trip. Eva b'uegy, complimenting her cous-J J. H. Lester went to Portland in. Miss Evelyn Hesse, of Scholls, Sunday to make the acquaintance who has been visiting at the Fuegy of his little two-weeks-old grandson. heme the past week. Rev. George T. Pratt and family Miss Imogene Crews« was calling will leave this week on their annual on friends Thursday evening. vacation and will be absent three Adolph Rahn is moving to the weeks. Rev. H. A. Deck of Hillsboro will fill the pulpit the next three Lonesome Pine farm this fall. The ice cream soical given by the Sundays. 1924 Ford Sedan; Ruxtell axle, S. & M. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.' Wilson went P. T. A. at Cherry Lawn Saturday •pot light, big wheel, »hock», speedome to Portland Monday to attend the night was a decided success, both financially and socially. The Jolly ter, all new cord». A dandy— funeral services of Samuel C. Hol brook, member of a pioneer family, Servers gave some of their songs who wz.l a nephew of Mr. Wilson’s. and yells ami the two girls, Mary Kies and Fried» Berger, who at TF your requirementsdetnand Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Carlyle went JL the finest quality that has to Forest Grove Tuesday evening of tended the O. A. C. summer school, ever been put into a tire, vou last week to attend the Halverson— each gave an interesting talk. John need the U.S. Royal Cord—the Hoffman wedding and Mrs. Carlyle Fuegy and Mr. Touln gave several 1923 Ford Coupe; new paint, overhaul standard of value everywhere. visited with friends until the next selections on the violin and piano. ed, all good tire»— Mrs. Rochus Yochim, daughter and evening. If you know you do not need cousin of Portland have been visit the extra mileage of the Royal Mrs. Anna Berg accompanied her Cord but want your money to son, who lives at Winnipeg, as far ing with Adolph and Peter Hahn, bring you full service and fine as Seattle where is spending her brothers of Mrs. Yochim. appearance — the USCO Cord Masters Douglas Dunford and vacation. is the tire for you. ¡Jack Whitman of Portland have been I ^¡visiting with Jonathan Weldon the Both are made and guaran 1924 Chevrolet Sport Touring; over past week. teed by the United States Rub Arcade Myrtle Clem is suing Ralph Clam for a divorce on the grounds of cruelty. They were married at Van couver June 16, 1924. Men Indorsed For tulo of Raleigh has been indorsed Tunnel Directors j by the Fairvale Community club, FOR OVER SOO YEARS Wright’s: USED CARS Every Qood Quality You Expect of Your Tires You Will Find in U»Se Royal Cord and USCO Cord $55O.oo $325.oo $100.00 worth of extra» — ber Company. 4/ Royal Cord, — ?n all sizes from 30x34 inches up. Roval Cord low pressure Balloons for 20, 21 and 22 inch rims, and Roval Cord Balloon- Type Tires. USCO Cord — in 30x3 inch and 30x34 inch clincher, and 30x34. 32x34. 31x4, 33x4 and 34x4 inch straight side. United States Tires are Good Tires Buy U.S. Tires from BERT C. SHIPLEY HILLSBORO, OREGON SUCCESS WITH ALFALFA Joe Gill from Portland visiteed at Í The lesson that everything de- the Griffing home a jew «lays. Archie Hutchison is in th« Jones 1 on the e-rl* <*l hospital in Hillsboro where he will emphasized in the be operated on for appendicitis. All county demonstration». | his friends are hoping for a speedy hail long ago been learned by the recovery for the little boy. Thia is farmers of Europe, who valued the the third serious illness in the Hutch- crop bci°re *• but wcrr vented by• an old world conserva ison family this year. tism from enjoying its benefits as * Harold Reeves is spending the , I those in America have done. The summer with the Chapman family. I I ideal stand of thia important ieg- As there was such a small atten-[ ' ume is produced by painstaking dance at the W. C. T. U. meeting cultivation persisted in until the last week, there will be another crop is thoroughly established. Wednesday. And as a matter of fact, through the Mrs. Groesbeck and children walk- ' labor cost of perfect treatment ed over from Shady Brook Sunday seems nearly prohibitive under new and spent the day at V. C. Strubbs. world conditions, there ia reason There was a Grange picnic on ' for supposing that it pays in the I end. Alfalfa possesses the quality Dairy Creek Sunday. Charles Chapman went to Port of permanency to a greater ex land last Thursday and returned tent than other forage plants, and its planting partakes of the nature with a new motorcycle. of an investment, as with other fix Edna Corey, Blanche Hills, Earl tures on the farm. Coughtree and Jean Sten spent the [ Seed inoculation is important, as week-end at the beach. was shown not only by County A. K. Reynolds has improved his Agent McWhorter but by others place with a news garage and a i who have contributed to the suc- coat of paint on all the buildings. - cess of the experiment, and, to Harrj- Chapman spent most oC gether with common prudence in the week fighting fire which was selecting varieties and suitable soil threatening his homestead on Pump and location, should guarantee the kin Ridge. $49O.oo 1918 Maxwell; runt fine; has $60.00 worth of new cord tires— $5O.oo 1923 Star Touring in fine shape— $25O.oo BERT C. SHIPLEY Hillsboro, Oregon HUDSON ESSEX =b Laurel Away From the Crowds America is still undiscovered, still waiting to be discovered —by you! Away from the paved highways, deep in the hidden solitudes —are shady groves fragrant with the scent of flowers—sun drenched valleys—lazy streams—or hurrying brooks as befit your mood. Walting to please you with their un touched charms. • Take your Ford and venture forth into the delights of the unknown. Leave the beaten path to others. Go where you will—whether the road is paved or not. It is the car for the true adventurer; the car that no going —be it sand, dirt or rocky road—can halt; the car that will take you safely, certainly and happily to where Nature hides her true loveliness. Walter Larson and family of Cor vallis were visiting home folks over Sunday. Sir. and Mrs. sons are staying at the home of Mrs. Vose’s parents while the Mes singers are making a trip over the Mt. Hood loop. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Dell, now of Metzger, but formerly of this place, are the proud parents of twin daughters that arrived last week. Mrs. O’Dell will be remembered as Miss Hettie Chambers. A party of young people enjoyed a trip into the Nehalem country last Sunday to the former home of the W. D. Baker family. Grading will be completed this week on the first mile and a quarter of road north of Laurel. Rock is now being laid on the south end, F. L. Brown, the foreman, thinks it will be completed to the Campbell bridge about September 1. Financial Security The Friendly Grocer We consider each patron a personal friend and give him the benefit of all special sales and quality always. Try us out to day with an order. We give quickest delivery ser vice. D. O. HERINGTON 5j Phone 2001 Hillsboro Is the boast of every man who wisely- handles his money. Our bank, through its strength and resources, is thoroughly competent to handle your financial af fairs and glad to make your acquaint ance, no matter how large or small your account may be. Start an Account Today SHUTE SAVINGS BANK « «:><»< .• !■. x.XMHMXMW DON’T WAIT RAY-MALING CO Runabout - Touring Car HILLSBORO CANNERY Tudor Sedan F or dor Sedan • On open cars demountable rima and «tarter are Full «Iza Balloon Tir«« 125 eitra XII firicet f. o. b. extra. Detroit XHMSSM Please tell me how I can secure a Ford Car on easy payments Yellow Plums. Growers Name Addrett r. O. R. Detroit SEE ANY AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER OR MAIL THIS COUPON City___ : Mall this coupon to We will buy Greengage and State having these varieties to sell will notify us of same UNTIL WINTER TO FIX THAT ROOF Give your roof the once-over” and if in need of a new one, have it attended to at once. Don't wait until the rain comes. WILLAMETTE and WEATHERSCOPE Roofing are our specials in the the rubber roofing. Buy roofing that is dependable. We also carry a good line of shingles. J. W. COPELAND YARDS Second and Washington Sts., Hillsboro Phone 301 Jack Foster, Mgr.