- 4 a b , IU2H. — THE HILLSBORO ARGUS—HILLSBORO, OREGON visited last week at the Jack Friday Wilson and children un,na Hopkins, daughter of Mr. and Tue day evening of last week, for a to Oswego Monday on business. The Epworth League of the Bunks Mrs. Ola Hopkins, who formerly vacation the Banks American Le­ social mid business meeting. The Methodist church will hold n busi­ lived here. ■■ ■ organlM *1 and t he follow gion post No. UH took up Its work * la nes« meeting mid social ut the J. M. Little Shela Hall spent the week­ for the winter months last Wednes­ mg officers elected Claru Hutchens, Kessler home Friday evening. end visiting relative- at Linnton. day. 11 WHS decided to give a dunce president; Vivian Hunt, vice presi­ Mr. mid Ml*, herd Schulmer irli Her mother, Mrs. C B. Hall, went •tiiry, and arid mol Normun A (strong returned to for the Legionnaires and Auxiliary dent; I ther Shipley, secretary, after her Sunday evening. Following Portland members mid families und friends in Alice Hunt, treasurer, ufter Sunday evening the near future. The following offi the business meeting u taffy pull wan spending the week-end with rila- cars were elected for the year: enjoyed. tives here. Ralph Simpson, commander; Florin John Hartwick of Portland spent ♦----------- Mother«* Club Friday Pongratz, vice commander; Ralph the week-end with hi» purenta, Mr. Mrs. Ella Lowry is visiting with The .Mother** club Wilcox, adjutant; II. A. Stohler, wdl meet at mid Mrs. Joe Hartwick. friends and relatives in Los Angeles, llnuni •«• officer; A C. Wahl, cliup the home of Mr«. W. A. Johnston Mr«. William Heinrich of Jduho is Cal. linn, mol Elmer Tilden, sergeant at Friday afternoon ut 2 o'clock. visiting with her parents, Mr. und is recovering Mrs. T. Corneliu arms. II. A. Stohler gave a report Mrs. E. Straw. from a recent illne»-. on tbe stale convention at Medford. Banka Locals Mr. und Mrs. Burrett mid two John Frank’s little daughter has Mr. and Mrs. A. Gritzmachcr noil sons returned to their home here been ill with scarlet fever. Masquerade Party Is son of Tigard spent Sunday at the Suturduy from Yukimu where they Maud Milsted was a Hillsboro visi- home of Mis. Gritr.macher's parents, have been picking apples for the tor this week. Given Friday Night lust two months. Mr. mid Mrs. H. W. Hunt. Mrs. Anna Hoier i- improving in Patricia Jensen entertained h«*r health and is able to be up. Mis- Ethel Smith of Banks, guar Mr. mid Mr». Tom Bronleewe nnd Sunday school class ut a Hallowe ’ en dian of the Tonopa Camp Fire girls sons of Hillsboro were visitors at Farmers are busy plowing, but of Watts, joined the girls in going the John Kessler home one evening party at her home on Knob Hill last the ground is too dry for good work, Saturday afternoon. After playing a masquerade party ut the Watts last week. Nut thieves have been taking game- and doing Hallowe'en stunts cuminunity club hall Friday eve­ Miss Thidtna Sandy of Hillsboro the guests were served a dainty Engli-h walnuts from several of the ning. Almut 40 guests were pres­ was a guest of Esther Shipley over trees in this vicinity, They called lunch by the hostess, assisted by her on A. Weisenback’s tree and a -hot ent. At u recent meeting of the the week end. sister, Kathleen Jensen, und Mulad was fired. They have not been back organization the following officers W. E. Severance mid daughter, Stranberg. Those present were Fern Were elected: Billy Beatin, presi­ I Sylvia, mid Mr. mid Mrs. Eli Grindle Stafford, Carol Strohrneyer, Marie since. dent; Marie Burch, vice president; drove to Willamina Sunday for n Rieben, Hazel Wolford und Evelyn Nina Wilson, secretary, and M m I h -I Wilson, treasurer. Mis < Mabel ami visit with Rev mill Mr- E. A With- Shipley. Zed Allee, who is attending O. S. Nina Wilson were awarded special nidi mid on, Harold. Rev. Withnell| honor beads for perfect attendance was pastor of the local church u C„ has been pledged to Sigma Tau honorary engineering fraternity, ac­ at all the meeting* of the past p*»r. ' few years ago. Mr. mid Mr». Can» Wilson drove cording to word received by his 1 to Portland Sunday to visit their grandparents, Mr. mid Mrs. W. S. Experience and technical Hallowe'en Party at daughters, Mrs. Erin Coffee and Allee. Zed is a gruduate of the training plus modern equip­ C. W. Moore Home Mi* Evelyn Clark, and luter in the Banks union high school und is well ment guarantee your atisfac- 1 i veiling they attended n birthday known in this community. He moved tion. Tubes and batteries test­ Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Moore enter­ dinner nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. to Corvalli- with his parents, Mr. ed free. tained a few friends ut a Hallowe’en John Ebner. mill Mrs. H. J. Atlee, about three FA DA DEALERS party Saturday evening. The rooms Mrs. Thelma Baker of Kansas jear» ago when he entered O. S. C. were decorated with autumn leaves, City was a guest of Mias Loin Gil­ Lyle Wolford -pent Sunday and HILLSBORO RADIO & jack o lanterns and Hallowe'en dec­ bert on Wednesday of lust week. Monday visiting his father, Fred ELECTRIC CO. orations. W. L. Moore won first Mr. mid Mrs. C. S. Thatcher and Wolford, at Mayo. Telephones 1332 and 1676 prize in the artists' contest. The family drove to Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Moore, Mr. 126S Washington Street guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Elmer Tilden drove to Portland «•nrm>oüK;íjxüL*>5.« « ».«.xxxsct Mi . A. ('. Wahl, Mr. and Mr .1. L. Portland. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wal­ Kipper and Mrs. Norman Alstrong ker mid Mr. and Mr«. Claud Morgan of Portland. were dinner guests at the Wade Ar­ mentrout home Sunday. I Delbert Hutchens drove to Taft Family Reunion Event und back Sunday. Of Sunday at Banks and Archie Hutchens Clara Potato Season is here—We will do your hauling Thompson spent the week-end A family reunion «ns held visiting nt the home Tillamook day at the home of Mr. and DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND Mr. and Mr«. C, C. A. Hutchens. Otis Armentrout, east of 1 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McGraw drove Those present «ere Mr-. A to Scofield Sunday afternoon to visit trout's parent-, Mr. and Mr-. their daughter, Mrs. Roy Woodman, Hiatt, of Forest Grove, Mr. and family. Mrs. W. E. Gabriel and son, A Moving Jobs of al! kinds done Insured Carriers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bovee drove and daughter, Ella May. of to Cedar Mills to attend Pomona mook. Mr. and Mr-, R E. Unit grange on Wednesday of last week. daughter, Nina, anil son H um New Home Located at George Dooley suffered a para­ J. Hiatt, W. M. Hiatt of I lytic stroke at his home south of (■rove und Mr. and Mrs. J. I*, town on Wednesday of last week ney of Beaverton. mid was taken to Dr. Via’s hospital ut Forest Grove, where he is in a HILLSBORO OREGON Forest Grove League .critical condition. Entertains for Banks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blum nnd fam ilv and Mrs. M Turner of Tillamook „ of Forest The Epworth League Grove entertained th« Banks Lentfue at n party at the Methodist co l>al church in i Forest Grove I hk I About IK from Friday evening, here uttended. The next meeting of County Epworth the Washington League will be held at Cornelius. s Community NewQÍ Ralph Simpson Is Banks Legion I lead r- Reedville « RADIO REPAIRING Î PAGE THREE 1 r EATS SAUERKRAUT NOW; FEELS YEARS YOUNGER Aloha ♦- "Now I eat even sauerkraut and Aloha Huber, Nov. I. — Wilma Mason, who underwent an appendi­ sausage and feel fine. Adlerika end­ citis operation at the Emanuel hos­ ed stomach gas and I feel 10 years pital, returned to her home on Stacy younger."—Mrs. M. Davis. avenue last week. Ju t. ONE -poonful Adlerika re- Mrs. Madge Meeves, who recently sold her residence on Blanton ave- nue to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roy of Hillsboro, has gone to Seattie, Wash., to make her home. The P. T. A. had a telephone in- stalled at the school house recently. Muriel Sidwell is ill with pleurisy at a Portland hospital. Sanford Rogers is wearing a watch fob which was presented to him by his fellow officers of Beaver­ ton I. O. O. F. lodge last week. The race is getting healthier, the authorities say—but not the race to the railroad crossing.—Ex. “IN ANY EVENTV finti - knock^ THE NEW WINTER RED CROWN GASOLINE STANDARD OIL COMPANY Of CAllfORNIA i Hillsboro Transfer Company Call 542 for Real Service 1246 Lincoln Street Entertain« Teacher« Miss Elsie Anderson entertained Severn! of the teaehers of the pub- lie schools nt the '. W. Moore home evening Tuei day ■ vening. The ' „ was spent playing Hallowe'en guinea anil stunts. Refreshments were served by Mrs. .Moore, assisted by Miss An­ derson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lyons of Forest Grove were out-of-town guests. Gog/Good^ Hillsboro, Oregon McWhorter 1« Speaker The Grange met last Friday ning nt the local hull mid (). T. Whorter gave an address on dairy­ ing. The next meeting will be an nll-dny meeting on Saturday, No­ vember 17, with a big dinner at noon. Important business will be discuaaed. announce that the privilege of presenting COED THE RACE OF JOY To the Bank! What a thrill it gives ur to salt some of the hard - earned salary away each pay day. Who wouldn't run to (he bank for this pur­ pose? We urge you to open a Savings Account, and a I) () L L A R is enough to start this thrifty habit. Shute Savings Bank "The Oldest Bank in Wash­ OURS exclusively in HILLSBORO OREGON ntplred-by-pari«' €€>E Djtlres ses~are~ the accepted choice oS the welbdressed school girl and youthful matron » » » ... theyjexemplify^the^imart thought * in modern fashioning and are created to meet . the need of the style*wise misi jvhoknowi, fashion when she sees it THE NEW MOCEES’ FOE' EÁEE.ACE KEÁCV ington County” Third «nd Main St«., Hillsboro as Featured on FIFTH AVENUE newyorh. Mark Every Grave All that will survive to repre- sent the family of today to the family of tomorrow are the memorials of enduring granite. Our stock is complete. Our experience of 28 years manu- facturing monument« is a guarantee your order will y*e- ceive expert attention if placed in our care. Better Values — Lower Prices OREGON MONUMENT WORKS H. H. Stannard, Manager HILLSBORO *1 -------------- Every purchaser of a new Ford is entitled to Free Inspection Service for the first 1500 miles THE mrxlem automobile is a Finely built piece of ma­ chinery and it will stand a lot of abuse. Considering the work it does, it gives sur­ prisingly little trouble. But there isn’t a car made that will not run better and longer if given proper care. The first few hundred miles are especially impor­ tant because that is when the mechanism of your car is being broken in. Proper attention during this period will lengthen its life and prevent unnecessary trouble later on. We are particularly inter­ ested in this matter because we believe it is our duty not only to make a good auto­ mobile, but to help the owner get the greatest pos­ sible use over the longest period of time at a mini- mum of trouble and expense. With this in view, the entire Ford dealer organ­ ization has been specially trained anil equipped to ser­ vice the new Model A car. Furthermore, we have in­ structed every Ford dealer to give the following Free ■■ lievea gas and that bloated feeling ■o that you can eat and sleep well. Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes old waste matter you never thought was there. No matter what you have tried for your stomach and bowels, Adlerika will jujrgrise j«oiiL Hill«boro 221“£21*£X; Inspection Service at 500, 1000 and 1500 miles: Check battery Check generator charging rate Check distributor adjustment Check carburetor adjustment Check lights Check brakes Check shock absorber adjust- merit Check tire inflation Check »leering gear Change engine oil J Lubricate chat»in No charge is made for labor or materials incidental to this service, except, of course, where repairs are necessary through accident, misuse or neglect. The only charge is for new oil. See your Ford dealer, therefore, and get this Free Inspection of vour new car at 500, 1000 and 1500 miles. Find out, too, how little it will cost to have your car given a thorough going- over at regular periods thereafter. A checking-up by experi­ enced mechanics, together with oiling and greasing every 500 miles, will add months and years to the life of your car and mean more economical and plea­ surable motoring every mile you drive. F ord M otor C ompany