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— I Jamestown and the capture and re- Rock Creek School leas, of Captain John Smith, «as presented. Donald Jossc, John and Benjamin Berger «ere nablemen Has Novel Program and Herbert Kirsch took the part of last week in Albany at the home of her son, K. W. Moreland. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ora Smith and family of Rogue River, of Captain John Smith. I’oceliH Ki»’s returned to their home here Tues Indian princess, with Karl Josse Rock Creek, Nov. 28.—The Rock the Orenco, Nov. 28. — About 100 day. as her father. Between acts a vil Mrs. T. R. Johnston visited Mrs. Creek school entertained with a lage scene was shown, including the quart« of canned fruit, apples, pota toes, carrots and a large quanti’y Henry Janson and Mrs. Ida Ander novel program last Thursday eve Indian squaw carrying her papoose. son Thursday. ning to raise funds to buy two of clothing were contributed to the Mrs. George Stone was in Port playthings to complete the stand Mrs. Grimm, primary teacher, im Boys' and Girls Aid society of Port personated the squaw with Baby land Saturday. ardisation of the school and to help Glen Grossen, son of Mr. and Mrs. land in a drive conducted for them Mr. and Mrs. O. Hoover are re the Parent-Teacher association pay bYed Grossen. as papoose. Mr. Berg, by the school children last week. Most of it was taken to the city ceiving congratulations on the birth i for the school piano. The guests an entertainer from Portland, gave of a son, born Sunday. were met at the door by John Ber several numbers. About |64 was Saturday, but more had been ger as "hold-up man.” and escorted | netted. brought in than could be taken in V into the room which portrayed a one load. forest and Indian tepees. Joseph The Missionary society met Wed-1 Baked potatoes will have tender Grinin cleverly demonstrated the well-flavored nesdav afternoon of last week with skins if they uro oiled difference between a young man Mesdames Lou Juncker, Frank Mrs. Frank Cate. Mrs. David Rich before baking. To hasten baking teaching his sweetheart to drive a presented a paper on “Comparative Heesacker, Oscar Love and Fay the potatoes may be dipped in hot Oberman attended the Royal Neigh ear, and a husband teaching his water until warmed through. Religion.” wife to drive. Dorothy Stauss told Grant Brown, who is residing at bor convention at Banks Friday. "How mother acts when she has Corvallis, where .... his children __ are __ at-' Mr. and Mrs. A. Redetzke and misplaced her purse," and a group tending Oregon State college, wa- family spent Sunday in Portland, of students dressed as Indians and BILL BENHAM an Orenco visitor Sunday. Mrs. Ella Walker of Portland is sailors gave a group of recitations Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Handley and visiting at the home of L. Gilpin, GOLF INSTRUCTOR from "Hiawatha." John Fuegy, ac daughter. Miss Mildred, were in Art Shontell visited his children companied by his daughter. Miss Forest Hills Course Portland Sunday, visiting Dr. Smith in Portland Sunday. Eva. at the piano, played a group All Day Thursday and family Mrs. Will Haney and daughter, of accordion solos. An operetta, Mrs. J.’ P. Rogers and son. Ira. Hu’ We£ ***• Haney’s the theme of which was the landing Make appointments at the course were in Portland Saturday. Lfather’ Frank ThaU'h*,r- of the first English nobfrmen at . ternoon. School was in session Monday. and Mrs. Andrews of Forest but was dismissed for the rest of! Grove called on their niece, Mrs. the week. Royal Raymond, last Tuesday after- The Misses Matilda Dallinger and noon. Bertha Buford were Portland visi Mr. and Mrs. Lou Wright^ and tors Saturday. children i spent Sunday in Forest Miss Freida Kehrli came in from | Grove with Mr. and Mrs. Janies her school at Buxton Saturday to Wright and family. attend teachers’ institute and spend Lou Juncker visited the Hillsboro the Tranksgiving vacation at home. Woodmen lodge Thursday evening. Miss Violet Stoffer of Bethany Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warbis of For- has been in town the past week or j est Grove were guests of Fred Ha two. ney and family Sunday. Miss Gladys Davis of Portland Mrs. Zimmerman has had a new has been the guest of her friend, ■ radio installed. Mrs. Lee Randall, the past week. Mrs. Will Haney and daughter, Mr. Goldberg of Portland, who I Lois, visited Mrs. jacka of Beaver- traded for the J. C. Wilson prop ! ton Thursday. erty recently, has disposed of it to Mrs. Ted Haney and son, Everett, a man in Albany, who was here on and father, F. A. Bennett, were in Sunday. | Portland on business last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hewett of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Comstock and Crescent have been visiting the for grandson of Hillside spent Sunday mer’s mother, Mrs. Hewett, and sis ! with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sears. ter, Mrs. Alec Allen, and family, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gilpin and Mrs. the past week. Walker visited Sunday with Mr. and H. F. Elford and sister. Miss Mrs. Lou Juncker. Helen, went out near Y'amhill Sun day to visit their parents. In making Bordeau mixture for Mr. and Mrs. J. L. VanKirk and orchard and field crops six daughter, Ethel, of Forest Grove, spraying pounds of fresh hydrated lime may accompanied by Mrs. O. M. Gard be used where the formula calls for ner and Mrs. Sadie Cummins, sis tour pounds of quicklime (stone ters of Mrs. Van Kirk, called on lime). The quality is much im Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Carlyle Sunday proved if the hydrated lime is mixed afternoon. with water and allowed to stand Several friends called on Mr. and over night before preparing the Simply turn the seat regulator and Mrs. L. T. Woodward one evening Bordeaux mixture, reports the Mas- last week to remind them that it sachusetts experiment station. the entire seat moves to the exact was their wedding anniversary. The whistling concert given in "Made-to desired the school auditorium last Tuesday P osition I I evening was well attended. The pro Measure” driving position for gram also included several readings. BUY NOW! Indian dances and piano solos. every driver. Summer Prices Still In ♦----------------------------------- ——'♦ Children Conduct Drive for Charity Thatcher Every7 member of the family . . short or tall, enjoys perfect driving comfort in Buick’s new adjustable front seat * ' Kansas City ♦-------------------------------- - -------- ♦ Effect Prices will soon raise, don’t delay Kansas City, Nov. 28.—Mr. and j Coal .......................... $15.50 Mrs. Alfred Lewis and son, Edward, ■ returned from Grangeville, Idaho, Briquets .................... $15.75 last week. Wood .......................... $3.50 Mrs. Charles Hamilton and Mrs. Block or Slab M. Mandon left Monday for Monte sano, Wash., for a few days’ visit. Warner Cropp is driving a new Hillsboro Ice and car. Miss Martha Schoeler, Mr. and Coal Company Mrs. Alfred Lewis, Edward Lewis, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lewis were Telephone 2661 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and 1277 North Range Street Mrs. F. Savage of Gaston. James Kleisner and Victor Lewis fished on the Wilson river a week ago. Miss Martha Schoeler spent a week with her sister, Mrs. Victor Lewis. ♦ ...... ........... „ Glenwood NOVEMBER 29, 1928. THE HILLSBORO ARGl'S—HILLSBORO, OREGON PAGE SIX •t ♦---------------------------------------------- + r ■■ Hillsboro Business and Professional Directory The merchants and professional people listed on this page are known ns reliable business men and women of Hillsboro. Here you will find the business places listed alphabetically, which will serve you economically and promptly. When you call on them please mention that you saw their advertisement in The Argus. For Information about Directory or It« Advertiser« call The Argu«—2H1 AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE —THE— SUITATORIUM Cleaning and Pressing "Let Jim Clean It” LENTZ & CROW Telephone 721-Z Hillsboro. Ore. Second and Baseline l'hone 691 DENTISTS DR. RALPH DRESSER Dentist Sahnow Bros. Room 10, Commercial Building 1361 Main SL Phone 2431 TELEPHONE 144 Evenings, Sundays by appointment Genera! Repair W’ork AUTO MAINTENANCE Hillsboro AUTO PAINT SHOP BABE DEAV1LLE, Prop. Between 3rd and 4th off Main DR. W. H. PASLEY Dentiat MAIN STREET GARAGE Office« in Heidel Buildin*, upstair«. 1048 Main Street Phone 191 Mum .street, near third Satisfaction At All Costa" TELEPHONE 29Ö1-Y General Automobile Repairing Prompt and Skilled Service J. N. DICKEY, Prop. Service Garage 1162 Third Street Phone 601 Hou«* Wiring and Contracting, •« limata« promptly given ; auth<*rii«d RCA ’Itadlola” dealer, ».’«xlric appliances and equipment»— W« have th« n»u«t nio*i«rn «nd up-liF-d«i« •Mulpuwut fur grinding and rv*«nliit< valve*. H urh Guaranteed Main Street Telephone 1401 BAILEY’S TIRE SHOP Kelly-Springfield Tirea Vulcanizing TELEPHONE 592 Second and Baseline: Hillsboro. Ore. _________ The Dr. E. H. Smith HOSPITAL Mrs. Garrett Realistic and LeMur Permanent Waves Marcelling, Water and Finger Waving Shampooing, Facials, Manicuring -J T’.a * of Ob* Marinello Cosmetics Kt ch*»- SANITARY BEAUTY SHOPPE Over Weila—Telephone 1471 the ch** «928 noy J, AM 7 ia th« *sl Ar«*- BICYCLE SHOPS Received st W» U” ** 57VD€B^R (H0 7 K ■ i««” u «|7H Bicycle Repairing Phonographs and Small Household Machinery Repaired We Make Keys «..aw ‘•’-0 Nt* °Ff*CirUSk5 H‘-tD JIMMY’S BIKE SHOP 1355 Main Street rcOROS CHIROPRACTIC AND NATURO PATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr. George T. Darland »’““’‘“Äs Ultra Violet, Hun, and Infra Red Rays All the latest in Chiropractic and Physio* Therapy treatments. Coion irrigation. 9:00 to 11:30 a. m. 1:00 to 6:80 p. m. Nights and Sundays by appointment Delta Building Telephones 2531 and 2532 lioflmR 8, 7, X and 9 ChRS See these four great lines of Studebaker champion cars! The President Eight The Dictator JONES HOSPITAL 1005 Seventh Street TELEPHONE 2871-Z General Hospital Cases Maternity Cases a Specialty INSURANCE Within mix months after its Introduction« it outsold all other 8-cylindrr cars! 5 world records set by * | CT 30,000 miles in 26,326 minu tes! JL VJOJ No slock rar nrlling under $1100 ever approached the Dictator’s record of 5000 miles in 4751 minutes! The Commander Only the Studebaker President ever ap proached The Commander’* official »peed and endurance record of 25.000 miles iu 22,960 min« Shute Bank Building Hillsboro :: •1495 :: Proved itself finest, fastest car under $1000 by racing l<HM> miles in 984 minutes under oiLiciui super- SOO CT vision! OfJfJ FRANK P. AMERINO District Representative METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Company No. 7 Weil’« Apla. All ¡»rices f. o. b. factory Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Milwnukee, Wisconsin The POLICYHOLDERS’ COMPANY J. P. Johansen C. W. White Motor Co I L. J. Rushlow Insurance Hprrlslist 1 1 ■ PROFESSIONAL CARDS HARE, McALEAR A PETERS A ttorneya-at-Lew Upstairs, Shute Savings Bank Bldg. South uf Court llvuae UD. HUMP AU Kinde ut Inaurane« DR. J. O. ROBB. M D. Physician nnd Surgeon District Huracán H. P. and P. K. « N. Rrs. onice Telephone Uuildlne. Hecond Street llceldence Cerner ut SLalh end Wsehlnslua Phones: Pillee 2921— Rea. 2923 RADIO SERVICE TEWS’ RADIO SHOP 1122 Third Street Orpheus and Stewart Warner A. C. Seta Sales and Service TELEPHONE 293 Hillsboro, 13(18 Muin Street HEAL ESTATE All Kind« of Insurant« Ora. LOANS KURATLI A W1SMER 1236 Second St. Telephone 1391 City Property—Farmi—Rentals Loans—Insurance Hillsboro^ Oregon Reeidenre Phone 2017 1218 Third Street Office Phene 223 RUBBER STAMPS RUBBER STAMPS «nd SEALS from the Hillsboro Argus Mala Sir set T.lephene 2SI SHEET METAL WORKERS Galvanized Iron Skylights. Comicea, and Roofing; Heating, Ventilating a Specialty BROWN BROTHERS CHAS. L. WALKER Telephone 2201-X Hillsboro, Ora. SIGNS Agent for Phone 1732________ 1104 Third St. 1045 12th St. --- —. INHURANf K and Can« D. P. CORR1ERI A. H. Biassing PLUMBING and HEATING —- Order Your Everything In Oregon Fire Relief Association Phon« 2233 2130 hlmu Street—Hillsboro Sixteen Years’ Experience Radio troubles adjusted—Price« reasonable TELEPHONE 2086 Telephone 1732 Garbage Collection All floors refinished—Floor» polished—Electric floor polisher for rent PIANO TUNING BERT C. HUNTINGTON Realtor 1332 Washington At. HILI.RHORO HARDWOOD FLOOR LAYING — SANDING Helen Wilcox DUNNING CLASSES Studio at hume of Mr«. C. E. Dalcb- mun, 1372 Bus«'Imo street Telephuiio 2963 Hillsboro. Oregon “The Safe and Hure Highway to Health” ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- R Offli'v« over Cummwrclai Nation«I Hank Otb«« Thun« >71 — Heeidenr« I*hone >71 FARMS COMPANY Oregon OREGON F. O. EAGON. Msnsser Telephone 1701 Talephon« 2126 L. B. Smith. D.O. Uslvupathic Physician Carrsapondent I'srine Coast H ranch DHU* Fsrrn Lunn Dlvlalun, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. New York "The Insurance Man” Insures Everything General Inaurane* The Erskine Six Elmer H. Smith, M.D., D.O. X Ray Diagnosis and Treatinsuta George T. McGrath Office hours 10 to 2 and 2 to 6 •1265 nu pmonb iti Telephon« 1, if no «naw«r. eall l>?| Z REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE DR. WILLIAM M. ROBNETT Evenings and Sundays by appointment Complete X-Ray Ofllea in Oummereiai Building Waihinfton County Agoneiee CHIROPRACTIC PHYSIOTHERAPY Commercial Building—Off of Second Street DR. J. B. DINSMORE Physician «nd Surgeon M u ntar Ur.l Míate Makes Own Adjust« men tn and Taya (Jaime Person* ally VADERMINERAL PACKS PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS T.l.phaaa l«S Telephone 1091-W PRESiOt^ — RUNNING ■ Christensen Machine Work« TELEPHONE 601 1166 Washington Street Main Slrvat EVE’S BEAUTY SHOPPE General Beauty Work For appointment« Telephone 2191-Z Over Skagg's Grocery t BUMP A BUMP A ttorney e-at-Law Non-Sectar nn All Doctors Welcome Telephone Hillsboro 873 1859 Washington Street — Hillsboro PRINCESS BEAUTY SHOP SVM8OIS s HOSPITALS DR. K. IL 8MITII. M.»a««r Hair Cutting, Marcelling, Shampoo ing, Hot Oil Treatmenta, Etc. — — ■■■■ machine : shop W. H. HUFF NEWSHAM FLORAL CO. Plumbing and Heating Contractor Funeral Designs—Choice Cut Flower« TELEPHONE 1031 Wedding and Floral Pieces 1116 Secund Street a Specialty HILLSBORO OREGON On the Highway at City Limits Realistic Permanent Wave Machine Recently Installed -Permanent Wav* a Specialty 30,000 miles in 26,326 minutes! o»»”' MULLER'S GREENHOUSE Twelfth and Oak Streets TELEPHONE 1021 Fine Cut Flowers Floral Daaigna, Fancy Bankets, l'otted Houne and Garden Plants BEAUTY SHOPPES TELEPHONE 1381-W Balcony Hillaboro Pharmacy AUXILIARY TO POST NO. « Aintrlian Legion Meets first Tuesday In each month at K |< in in \ . t < i inis’ Hall Vida <)«mdman. I*r«m Marls Huff man, H«r. M. G. HUGHES FLORISTS GLASS WORK A SPECIALTY Better Work For Lesa 1228 E. G. PAINE. Washington Proprietor. now holds every official record for fully equipped stock cars, including the greatest feat of endurance in history—The President Eight’s world record of flGvff «OKOSÎL H. E. Webb Electric Service 1134 Second Street Phone 1632 ____ Res. Phone 2592 AUTO TIRE SHOP The Great Independent iCttt i» v ELECIRICAL SERVICE General Repair Work Valv« Grinding a Specialty O. E. PRITCHARD Richter'a Garage LODGE DIRI CTOR Y (Coni) DR. D. E. WILEY, M.D. Dr. T. L. Perkins Physician and Surgeon DENTIST Commercial Building Office Commercial Bldg., Hillsboro Telephone«: Ollie« 2681 ; Rea 2683 Hour« 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Of. Ph. 201IX Res. Ph. 2234X PIANO LESSONS PAIN E’S AUTO TOP SHOP STUDEBAKER Glenwood, Nov. 28.—Mrs. P. G. Norgren, who has been visiting her sister at Moro, returned home the first of this week. Mrs. Albert Espen and daughter, Phyllis, have returned home after spending some time in Portland, where the baby was under the doc tor’s care. Mrs, J, W. Moreland spent most DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist Oillces over Delta Drug Store on Main Street—Hillsboro Oillco l’h. 991-X Re«, l’h. 1991-X General Repair Work Willys-Knight aud Whippet Service AUTO REPAIRING I Electric and Oxy-Acetylene Welding All kind« uf Machine Wurk BATTERY AND ELECTRIC EXPERTS JONES AUTO TOP SHOP REASONABLE PRICES ALL WORK GUARANTEED rhon« 371-X 1254 Second St. Across from the Court House Sales—BUICK—Service Cl I \NING AND PRESSING National Batterie« Motors, Starting Motors, Generators, Magneto«, Batteries, Carburetors AUTO TOP SHOP H. C. PETERSON 1 Electric Illuminated Painted Ilulletlns SMITH BROS. " laundry SIGNS Of the Better Kind Munger’s Laundry Avoid Blue Monday Telephone 1581 Over Delta Drug Store G..ld Uttering Hhow Cards WHERE TO EAT We’ll Call For Your Laundry ____This Is n local institution_____ LODGE DIRECTORY DEN OF SWEETS Light Lunches, Toasted Sandwiches "Sunfreze” Ice Cream HILLSBORO POST NO?6 Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesdays Soft Drinks, Candy, Cigars, and Cigarettes in Veterans’ Memorinl Hall Ralph DrtMar, Com. Frank lllewett, Adjutant 1143 Second Street Hillsboro, Ore,