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THE HILLSBORO ARGVS
during the lust report month: Miss
service at 7:45 p. nt. The special
revival services are still being held
Jones. Miss Young. Miss Reed. Miss
Konigun, Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Doyle,
at the church. These meetings are
Mr. Johnson, Mr. Mooberry, Mr.
| open to the public. The services are 4
Trinity Lutheran Church
The program at the Venetian Barnes, Mrs. Kruchek, Mrs. Mel
being conducted by Mrs. Kathleen
Third 'and Walnut Street*
Stilton MiAtee, the young Canadian theater Friday evening, sponsored huish, Mrs. Case and Mrs. Blades.
Geot ya Reul*. Paa tor
by the Women's Service club,
Mrs. Frank Davis substituted for
German service next Sunday at evangelist, who is assisted by Miss realized more than $100 for the
Miss Johnson Tuesday morning.
10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 9:45. Lydia Gillispie, song leader. Every- milk fund.
Miss Fahy was absent from school
The great apostle l’aul once stated \ body is welcome.
The three eighth grade rooms en­ Monday on account of illness.
that he was not ashamed of the
joyed a party Saturday evening in
Lester Wilson of West port is reg­
Gospel of Christ because it is a
the basement of the school house. istered in Mr. Barnes' room.
We still
power unto salvation,
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The guests came in costume. Helen
Hazel Blades and Juanita Kerr
preach that same gospel, It still has
,___ for the most have been practicing their angel
............ won first prize
The Thatcher Sunday school gave Hart
that same power to save. It is also
attractive
girl's
costume,
and
David
food
cake demonstration regularly
your privilege to avail yourself of a party and supper Friday evening. Combs for the most ridiculous girl's 1
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Miss
Helen
Frankie Oberman has blood poi­
it. Welcome.
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soning in his arm and is out of costume. Arvin Robb and Willard Cowgill, assistant state club leader,
Newton won the prizes for the J’est has been helping the girls. Wednes­
! school.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss day they went to Corvallis as guests
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K B. IxcHhart. Minister
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Haney and sustained boys' characters.
Meredith's room was awarded first of Miss Cowgill. They demonstrated
“The Battle of Ballots and the daughter, Lillian, of Forest Grove, prize for the -----
most -
entertaining
_. before the ex-club members dub of
Christian Voter” will be the pastor's and Mr and Mrs. Paul Ringle and stunt. Hallowe'en games
were play­ the senior home economics class. On
sermon topic Sunday morning, and 1 son of Hillsboro, were Sunday guests ed during the evening and refresh­ November 7 they will demonstrate
in the evening Dr. George l*ratt of at the Ted Haney home.
Mrs. LaSalle and son were in ments consisting of pumpkin pie and nt the Pacific International Live
Portland will speak on "What I
cider were served in the lunch room stock show. There they will com­
Would l)o If 1 Were You,” a dis­ Hillsboro on business Saturday.
pete against tennis from Washing­
Mr. and Mrs. Pius Vandehey and at to o'clock.
course to young people and to those
The field man front the A. M. Pal­ ton, Idaho, Nevada and I'tah.
who are interested in young people. son of Kansas City visited with her mer company spent Friday after­
mother, Mrs. George Zimmerman,1
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“Did the doctor remove your Hp
noon in the school. He gave sev­
Sunday.
Central Church of Christ
Robert Mott of Gales Creek call- eral interesting writing demonstra­ pendiz?”
Corner Third and Baseline Streets
M. Putman, M>
“Feels to nie like lie removed my
ed at the John Loynes home Sun- tions,
14S3 Wa.hincton Street; Phone 471-Y
Douglas Doyle, who broke his arm whole table of contents.
day.
Octopus.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Sermon,
Mrs. Charles Clapshaw and chil- a few weeks ago, reports that it I
“Personality.” 11 a. nt.
Christian dren of Hillside spent Friday w it h will be cut of the cast m two weeks. I
Hillsboro won a 10 to 0 victory
Endeavor at 6:30 p. m„ and sermon, her mother, Mrs. John Loynes.
“Na’uraliration," at 7:30 p. tn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McDonald over Forest Grove Friday afternoon.
and son, Howard, were in Portland Howard Thomas, Hillsboro quarter­
First Baptist Church
back. starred throughout the game,
Monday.
8. McMinia, Pastor
Farthing Loynes is helping Sam making the first touchdown and con- |
Bible school at 9:45 a. m. H. E. Thompson set out thre? acres of verting. Raymond Sandy made the
Thompson, superintendent, Classes strawberries.
second touchdown on a long end ,
for all ages. Morning
_ worship at
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and run. but failed to convert. Howard
11 a. m. Sermon subject, "Isaiah's daughter. Mabel, of Watts, and Thomas made the third touchdown,
Vision." Evening topic, "The Dear Ethel Wilson and Miss Boyd of but tailed to convert. Hillsboro had
Bought Draught.” B. Y. P. V. meets- Portland, were guests of Mr. and much the stronger team.
at 6:45 p. m.
The team will meet St. Mary’s on
Mrs. Ezra Wright Sunday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. I.. Thompson and Thursday afternoon. The boys ex-:
Hillsboro Congregational Church
pect a hard game, but hope to win ■
The bible school meets at 10 a. m. sons. Dale and Darrel, who have by a concentrated aerial attack. :
been in California for the last two
At 11 a. m. the Rev. C. H. Harri months, visited their daughter. Mrs. This is the hardest team they will
son, superintendent for the Congre­ Royal Raymond, and family, last meet this season.
gational churches in Oregon, will de­ week, and left Saturday for their
Robert Tupper from the 7 B room
liver the message.
is back in school after a week's ill­
home at Rainier.
Ruth Smith of Forest Grove was ness.
Christian Science Society
Donald and Dale Merrill left the '
Sunday services at 11 a. m. Sun­ a guest of Ellen McDonald Friday first of the week for Canby, where
day school at 9:45.
Classes for night.
Arthur and Mildred Watkins and they will make their home.
younger pupils at 11 a. m. Wednes­
The following rooms have had at­
Vera Sills spent Monday night with
day evening services at 8 o’clock.
tendance of
per cert or better
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Walter Wright.
Margaret McCann of Manning
Free Methodist Church
Corner Fifth and Oak Streets
spent the week-end with her grand­
J. N. Wood. Pastor
mother. Mrs. LaSalle.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. G. W.
Ted Haney has been hauling hops
Bondurant, superintendent. Preach­ for Mr. Thornburg near Hillsboro.
ing at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. , m.
John Williams is helping rock the
Prayer meeting on Thursday eve-
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roads.
ning. All are welcome to these ser-
vices.
Try Thi* on Your Piccolo
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I A sleeper is one who sleeps. A
Assembly of God Mission
West Main Street
sleeper is that in which a sleeper
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.. fol­ sleeps. A sleeper is that on which
lowed by morning worship at 11 a. the sleeper which carries the sleeper
m. Evangelistic message Sunday
Therefore.
evening at 7:45. Christ's Ambassa­ while he sleeps runs.
the
dors meet Tuesday evening at 7:45. while the sleeper sleeps in
Bible
study
Thursday
evening. Jeeper the sleeper carries the
the
Healing service Saturday evening at sleeper in the sleeper over
7:45.
sleeper under the sleeper until the
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sleeper which carries the sleeper
Foursquare Gospel Light House
jumps off the sleeper and wakes the
(Formerly Full (kxspel Tabernacle)
sleeper in the sleeper and there is
Fourth Street, between Baseline and Oak
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. and no longer any sleeper sleeping in
preaching at 11 a. m. Evangelistic the sleeper on the sleeper.—Ex.
At the Churches
School Notes
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NOVEMBER I. 192H.
HILLSBORO, OREGON
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Thatcher
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Many Arrests Are
Made Ox er Week-end
Nine persons were arrested by
Sheriff J. K. Reeves and deputies
over the week end. The charges are
ninny and varied.
Roscoe M. Bennett was taken
Thursday on two charges of assault
and battery.
August
Beck and
Ralph Morton of Gamut ion were ar-1
rested on booze charges Friday. I
Deputy Game Warden V. F. MeFar
land filed charges against E. .1, Sher
man of the Sherman Lumber com
pally, elarging him with dumping
sawdust nto Dairy creek. Frank E
Erickson and Fr ink Fisher, both of
Dallas, were arrested Saturday and
face liquor counts. Harry E. Davis,
taken on Saturday, is faced with an
FUNERAL HOME
assault and butteiy charge, t'haiged
with destroying improvement* on
and Washington
Phon« 07 2
Si«th
mortgaged land Henry Kurtz of
HILLSBORO
OREGON
near Hillsboro was arrested Satur-
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GEO. J. I.iMBER
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Announcing that
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Bounties from Oregon Rivers
Oregon rivers offer unsurpassed scenic beauty, the
zest of sport, and the challenge of adventure.
For our practical well-being, Oregon rivers give us
food and game tlsh.
Dr. Kenneth T. Long
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
will be here
Wednesday and Saturday Altar-
noona of Each Week
But in modern civilization fish are lhe ieaat of the
rivers’ gift».
with Dr. E. II. Smith in the Com­
mercial National Bank building.
Practicing Eye Sight Specialist in
Portland for 15 years.
From the Rivers Come
Water For Mining
Water For Manufacture
Water For Communities
Water For Irrigation
Water For Lumbering
Hydro-Electric Power
Shall We Tie Up
Four Great Rivers
509
511
515
515
Iliesc bills stop development and prog«
ress VOTE NO!
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The aim of the water and fish bills
is to prohibit the use of water from
the Deschutes, McKenzie, Ump-
qua, and Rogue risers ami their
tributaries for "any purpose what­
soever,” except fish propagation,
covering one-fourth of tin- state
and one-half the undeveloped wa­
ter power.
League in Opposition to Water and Fish Bills
J. E. Shelton, President Eugene, Ore
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Original Rexall
One Cent Sale
Friday, Saturday
and Monday
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This is a Sale where you buy an item at the Regular
Price and another for ONE CENT—A few of the
many items that will be on sale are listed below:
RUBBER GOODS
$2.00 Maximum Hot Water Bottle.
$2.00 Maximum Syringe .................
50c Lady’s Dressing Comb
50c Gent’s Dressing Comb
2 for $2.01
2 for $2.01
2 for 51c
..... 2 for 51c
CANDY
$1.00 Liggett’s “Taste Full” ...
35c Liggett’s Milk Chocolate ..
60c Liggett’s Hard Candies ....
10c Chocolate Blocks................
2 for $1.01
2 for 36c
2 for 61c
...2 for 1 lc
STATIONERY
$1.00 Exotic Papetrie .....................
$1.00 Arabesque Papetrie ............
75c Pierre Papetrie ..............
50c Lord Baltimore Papetrie
75c Monarch Pound Paper ...
2 for $1.01
2 for $1.01
2 for 76c
2 for 51c
2 for 76c
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
75c Rubbing Alcohol .................................
75c Aspirin Tablets (100) .......................
$1.00 Mineral Oil .........
40c Peroxide Hydrogen
50c Milk Magnesia .....
$1.00 Cod Liver Oil .....
25c Castor Oil ..
15c Epsom Salts
2 for 76c
...... 2 for 76c
2 for $1.01
2 for 41c
...... 2 for 51c
2 for $1.01
2 for 26c
2 for 16c
TOILET GOODS
50c Jonteel Face Powder ...............
25c Narcisse Talcum
$1.00 Harmony Toilet Water
75c Theatrical Cold Cream ....
75c Narcisse Perfume ...............
50c Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion
50c Petrolium Hair Rub ..........
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50c Rikers Brilliantine
25c Rexall Tooth Paste
50c Almond Cream ....
50c Harmony Massage Cream
50c Bay Rum ...........................
50c Rexall Shaving Lotion ....
25c Tiny Tot Talcum ..............
35c Rexall Shaving Cream ....
50c Klenzo Dental Cream ......
50c Klenzo Liquid ...................
2 for 51c
2 for 26c
2 for $1.01
2 for 76c
2 for 76c
2 for 51c
2 for 51c
2 for 51c
2 for 26c
2 for 51c
2 for 51c
2 for 51c
2 for 51c
2 for 26c
2 for 36c
2 for 51c
2 for 51c
SO
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simple a ml safe a child « an n\r it
With the children studying home economics in school
and eager to cook at home, it is imperative that you
have a modern electric range in your kitchen.
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The new Hotpoint makes baking and cooking an
assured success before you begin . . . for all the guess­
work becomes clockwork. Charts presented to you
with the range show exactly what heat to employ and
for precisely how long. Then you set electrical attach­
ments to do the work.
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Until November 17th, the new Hotpoint will be initalled on
THE MOST CONVENIENT TERMS WB HAVE EVER OFFERED
Small Down Payment and $10.00 Monthly
Portland Ele
~Eleclric~B!dgr
Electric Building
Alder Street
Ret. Broadway and 6th
SALEM
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Delta Drug Store
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