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H IL L S B O R O
ARG US.
Eastm an. Edith Higgle and Ethel
Movers; second board. George Fish
er. Vernon Strubb. Fay Mead. Dud-
lev Sm ith, and Carl Teller
D C ornutt was taken very ill at
his home at the Elwood Mill tin
ttrst of last week. Later in the
week he was removed to a P o rt
land hospital.
Mrs. Lucinda Mead of Banks was
a Buxton visitor election day.
Mrs lone Justice of m a r Vei
SCHOLLS -Miss Sophia Jackson
of Scholls is one of Che Farm Union noma is picking straw oci lies a
candidates for queen of the “H ap George K irk s place, driving back
py Days celebration in Hillsboro.
and lo rth daily
Mr and Mrs George Kirk e n te r
Scholls Epworth League will e n
tertain the Tigard League Sunday tained relatives from Portland this
evening Special numbers u n i be week-end Miss Margie Hens.ey o.
near Cornelius was also a week-exu.
given oy the Tigard members.
Mr and Mrs Ferd G roner. Miss guest there.
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Fuller o.
Wilma Herd and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Twice and children went to De- Sunset Camp visited relatives hen.
Poe Hay Sunday tor several days.
Saturday.
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Raymond Jungnickel of Hillsbon
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Burge of Hills-
boro and Steve Burge ot Portland spent last week at the George Fish-
werc Sunday guests at tile S. A. er home
Several from here attended tin
G otter home.
Mrs. B er.ha Lovegren and chil graduation exercises at Banks h.gli
Friday
night. Onlt one student.
dren Mary and Ernest and Miss
Dorothea Frewing went to Ione Harold Fisher, graduated with tilt
Friday for a few days' visit.
class from here.
Buxton Farm ers' Union baseball
Attend Contention
Mrs. Lucille Flint is the dele team won a game of baseball with
Farm
ers' Union team from Blooni-
R Frank Peters
gate for Ruby Rebekah lodge at
uie convention ai Tillamook this mg at Hillsboro Sunday afternoon,
week a n l H T. Hesse will repre- the score being 9 10 7. Next Sun-
sen t Lincoln I. O. O F.
days game is scheduled Buxton
Seventeen are employed weeding and West Union at W es. U n io n .,
onions at the Rowell brothers place
Miss Gladys LaZott and Wil.u
tills week.
Edwards of near Vernonia were
Mrs. J. E Bennett, Misses Lor- m arried at Vancouver last week,
alne Demmir. and Erm al Trask are The br.de is a daughter ol Mr and
ill this week.
Mrs. Harry LaZott. The groom is
A rthur Bogard went to Hood Riv- the youngest son of Mr mid Mrs
er 'Tuesday for a n indefinite su y . Har.ey Eeiwarus. who formerly lived
He has work in the woods.
here.
Mr. and Mrs. J W. R aynard en-
Mr. and Mrs Bud Davies of
tertained after graduation exercises Newport were Buxton visitors S at-
Friday evening in honor of th eir urday night.
son John, one of the graduates.
Lewis Morgan of Goldson is driv-
Buv Farm
ing truck for his uncle. C. A Mur-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olhn Keith, gan. during straw berry season.
Mrs. H Edwards and daughter
who have been at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M ur Neva of near Vernonia and Mr
ray. tor several weeks, have p u r and Mrs. B Atwood and family of
chased a farm near the M aynard Scofie.d attended a nance h e r e
£ _ \
place on the M ountain and will Saturday nigh:.
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Johnnie Stowell of Ryderwood.
move there soon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nason of Wash., visited relatives and friends
Ny
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P ortland were Wednesday guests at here this week-end.
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Mrs. Thelma M artin of Portland
tne L. W. Guild home.
Ashley Dixon Jr. spent the week- is pickutg straw berries at C. A.
I
end at the T. R. Moore home and Morgans.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hodgdon of
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with Jam es and Wilour Moore. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Seiffert and Mr. and P ortland visited Mrs. Hodgdon s
Mrs. J. H. Moore attended g rad u a mother. Mrs. William Hiddins. last
tion exercises a t the lig a rd high week.
school as guests of Leland Moore, J Mrs. Rhoda Watson entertained
J. M. Vanderaanden
J. O. Johnson
relatives from Vancouver and P o rt
a graduate.
As a torecast of memorial S u n land Friday.
day Rev. H awthorne will speak on
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
"T n at fadeth not away." w itn speci set Camp near Timber
al music by the choir.
Saturday. They also
Mrs. O. L. Hayen and Mrs. Tobey of n ear Banks.
H D. K erkm an of Schettini, republican, county commissioner.
Olsen of P ortland were guests at
the Ed Benson home during the
week-end and attended eighth grade
Pranger Anna Bernards. Mary Seus. B a C C a la U tt 'a t e i l l
and Fred Meeuwsen, Aloysius Van
graduation exercises at K inton as
guests ol Miss Mary E. Benson, one
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' i t I nilhpt* derzanden. Kaiph cop, Bill Blake.
in ju r e U a t l u n u e r clarence Vanderzanden. Henry ] Van-
oi tne graduates.
Kemoael Store Front
t t m r i r _Cavanaiieh
P domelen. Raymond Herter. Law -
-rw o store
i
e fro
windows
Va" d?!?e>' Vuicent K rleger'
BEAVERTON— B a c c a l a u r e a t e
P o .ter <K Trask
n t is brIk“ S ^ 7 ^ rttuS a “ x® cai®’at
oeing remodeled. Two large windows Cochran last week Upon ciose ex- B ertram Hermens, Gervais Jensen. service tor the Beaverton 1934 grad-
uating
class was held tn the high
an a a F renen aoor are being in- bSkentlw n e V h f s
w huh'w iU P ^ K h e ? Ehff "I n d * J o e ^ & m iS d s
school auditorium Sunday evening
suuied.
Aiex K arpenstein is building a coniine him .to the hospital
B y æ ^ w ^ ^ m ^ ^ g a m e s . at 8 o'clock. The invocation was
given by Rev Charles F. Clarke,
new store a t the junction of the about six weeks.
and
Bena and Schoos Ferry road.
Anthony
K
?nd ia
m ih Mrs. P. scripture reading by Rev. O. W
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T k uourg
lW U ik
g graduated
lO M U a it -U
i from
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Springer,
sermon by Rev H. G.
air. and Mrs. Joe K err and Mr. the
,e Vernonia hign school Friday.
•> . X ^ r z a n d e n and fawhy.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Jesse and Dickman, and prayer and benedic
ana Mrs. W nuam N utter and joe
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Donald
of
Hillsboro
visited
Mrs.
non
by
Rev.
6 N. Taylor
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tion
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Music
a t r r jr . sp""-t M others Day with wane working at Sunset cam p last
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r<e< f furnished
u rn is h e d bv
Bet]
was
by th
the e Bethany
Pres-
m is. n-eriis rnotner Mrs. Agnes Monday is reported t0 have his C. F. Jesse s Sunday.
Due
to
m
ucn
uiness
around
the
:
byterian
church
choir.
ixcuauktn, a t Corvams.
jaws
oroken
in
lour
places
and
has
m e M oun.ainsiae cemetery a s a chest injury of undeterm ined Roy community the graduating i
ladies oi lhe Beaverton Con-
sociation spent several days the origin.
class of the Roy Parochial school i gxegational church sponsored a
received th eir diplomas in the S t dinner • last —
iiTot ol the week getting tne cem
T hursday evening and
Mr.
c h ^ h Sunday, -niose^re- a program put
etery ready for Memorial day.
. and „ M r s ^ D r a k e a n d .M r
on by the public
m e Stnolis Grange entertained were guests of Mr. ¿ind Mrs. W. ceiving their dip.oinas were; Clara speaking class oi the local nigh
Vanderzanden,
R
ita
Duyck.
Mary
the Newoerg Commercial ciuo with
school. The committee tn charge in-
Sunday.
Ann Meeuwsen, Agnes Pranger. Ar- eluded Mesdames Metcalf. Dean,
a uenent ainner Monday evening, E. Gilmore
and Mrs. cTank Rochet ol
roiiow ing program was given: vocal P o Mr.
rt l a n d spent th e week-end w ith
¿-H .r_b5rt.„®?.leS ii? ' T eit, MclCercher Denney. Boswell.
uuet, Airs, cal Benson and Mrs.
George Delplanche and John Her- Webb and Mlas Genevieve Carter.
and Mrs. Wiruam H uum an.
ju i.u s Christensen; reathngs by Mr.
The annual Beaverton high school
Mr. and Mrs. A rtnur Eiuott and inckx.
Mrs.
a i r s , Eiizaoetn
c a i r a u e c u Reed
ev e e u and
u m r Mrs.
. . . . o. A.
i». , .
i » . , . - Hr i , p P h 'i in s u e r a S e t
•“ * • and , ‘ ^ rs C larence, dedate banquet was held in the
®,or? '
cafeteria of the high school last
Tuesday evening, with Donald Wal-
ker as toastm aster. Talks were giv
en by Ivan Bierly, M argaret West,
nimiit.es from Indian trail cays to
Delbert Burke. Boo Denney. Doug
Mrs. Henry Neison an d Mrs. Ben
uie present. Tne Schmeitzer and H art
las Taylor. Kenn. h Taylor, Mil
went to Portland to attend tne
o.rem uer orenestra with Eve.yn Ai.
dred
Twohy. and L. G. Webb, pub
G. Barnes circus Saturuay.
nesse a t the piano, turm sned music
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Some recent books have been l i c speaking m .uructor Special
Mr.
an
a
Mrs.
Jo
n
n
K
ausn
went
lor tne program and dancing.
to P ortland Monday to a.ten d tne placed in the library. "The T a1"/11 guests included Mr and Mrs. I rt
Mis. v . is. streten e r aoserved her graduation ot tneir daughter, Louise, by Bromfieid. In this book he has Metzler, Mrs E G. Webb, Miss
oinuiuay anniversary May 15 with a t tne St. V incents hospital.
given us a recreation oi an A m en- Elizabeth Huff, Miss Thelm a Teft,
an outaoor auiner party. Among tne i LaRue Brown was returned to the ban life th at has vanished, a record and Ronald Webb,
guests were M ^ Mary S.retcher
Of ' mid-western
- id-western culture. I t Is con-
c o n -( The McMinn Bible class met a t
lrQm a DaaJy infected knee sa
h i, h best
~ t h«u,
n . More
More the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. B.
arm Mr. and
and Mrs.
Mrs. J.
J. W.
W. Tice
Tice of
ol R r
sidered
c re d his
book. • rr
One
r-ortiand.
uu.1 oe confined^here lor sever- River" by Galsworthy. T his book LawTence last Saturday with Miss
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. P otter of P ort- “ e
bontined there lor sever- brmgs t<v a happy / oncluslon the Genevieve C arter as hdstess. W E.
la
n d were
w ere Saturday
aays. Richmond spent
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n n e r C h h o a r rw
o p l e l U jh e h hero-1
p r n - l G arn ett took as e
.. r..v.
land
S aturday visitors a t the ai Irene
the _
week-
story « of m
Dinny
his
text fnr
for the
e .u io rd Trask home.
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.
h ich bppan
M a id pvpninor
m ru ssin n I C
n r l.ith
han.
end
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Miss inp.
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which
began in
In hm
his book
book "Maid
evening d discussion
Cor.
15th c chap-
Mr. ana Mrs. Raipn Vale went to 0 Dorothy Oison Sue atten aed m e in Waiting." "House Across the ter beginning witn the 35th ver c
Vancouver Sunday to bring home e senior \jlav given a t Forest Grove River" by Corbett and “M other” by Miss Rhoda Thyue was in charge
a t r o oacctaur'eate
r e s t u ro v e Pearl Buick.
.
.„ a song period.
their daughter Bar oar a. who re- . senior p.ay given tne*
Two books of especial of the devotional and
m ained at their torm er home to
the oacciaureate intefest tQ the younger read er. Sam uel Lawrence J r sang t h e
n n isn her first year of high school, ^ rv ic e s su n aay ..
. p a t of silver Bush " by Montgom- "Lost Chord" as a special number
ivirs. Ed Demmin entertained the %
W ison ol Albany spen. Ust ery ..Swlmming
s t y l*.. by After the meeting closed, games
Laure. ciuo a t the Lautel h ad last
uhter- - -law
Mr
wild
M rs Jolum y Weissmuller, hero in T ar- were enjoyed by me young people
Weonesoay. I n e Demnuns. who rive G m rg^W iB on Thev t o o k ^ e r h o m e 220 the Ape Man, world's champion R efreshm ents of punch and cookies
hvcdUI t ° l l u r “
P C6’ iOrmerI> s X Koeay m“ ht.
y
r
e s w im m e r/
were served. The next meeting will
be held as usual a t the R. B. Mc
Mr. and Mrs. Ted S attler and
. M rs' A r/ li r
Minn
home, and will be the last
Wild
Cargo”
Scheduled
daughter of P ortland spent Friday 5Pent the week-end with Mrs. GU-
ot the waaon.
at Venetian Four Day* meeting
a t the Ed Demmin home an d called m ores parents in Portland,
Members of the Beaverton Ki-
a t the H enry Reese home n e a r
Mrs. Moreli and two children
With a wild anim al h u n ter as Its wanis
and Tigard Lions club
in George
Hinsboro.
s. ar "a
and
attend « ¿ n d a v club
^ F U rry Reynolds and family spent spent
Mr. Friday
and Mrs.
S tan to n and him
s tbe
nV dangers
p1teT his which
"'tasclnating
O u lk " night
deluded1
thV w‘u
held a ^ booster
at Tigard
last
Sunday on a trip to Bonneville and
baby ¿on
.J r - a rm e d Mon- trade. “Wild Cargo.” coming to the ‘ f t h e ' members and visitors in>n m s
the Mt. Hood Loop.
¿ay from Ioledo to visit with Mr. Venetian theatre Sunday. Monday. portlandP Sid"sh<Trw Jrt1
H
Mrs. Lucy Wolle came Tuesday
S ta n to n s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday and Wednesday, unreels H az e n
n re sirie n t of th e
with the Bones lamily from T a il Cnarles G. Stanton.
the latest Frank Buck Adventures
a n d L ^2 n lia a L e w / 1 e
to visit relatives here a few days.
( Mr. and Mrs. C narles G. S tan - in the Asiatic jungles.
breaker’ of t h / X m ™
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ton are spending several days th is
E v en more
Interest-compelling
Mirtex^t Allen home econ
we.e? Jn * ? ri ? nd- „
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. th an his "Bring 'Em Back Alive," MLSS Marlon Allen’ homc econ-
fiv e
Ijr a C lU a tC r r o m
..M r. and Mrs. George Scott of Frank Buck's Wild Cargo concen-
Newport spent the week-end with trates its thrills upon incidents a t-
R l l v f O t l C v F iliT P S r h o o l M r' “,£o tts orother-in-iaw and sis- ta c h e l to the technique of catching
D l l A l U I l X J1 ttVIL O C IIV H J1 ter_ Mr and Mrs. B. M. Wright.
bit? game
v am e a alive.
liv e A
n o ta b le incident
big
A notable
incident
Mrs. K enneth Beneuel returned ¡s the spectacular clash between
BUXTON—Buxton school closed
Friday with aU pupils m aking th eir
h
a black Pa m her and a massive py-
grades but one Five pupils in the babv daughter N athlin Florence.
thon. The camera catches th e corn-
upper grades receivedP lierfect a t-
Mrs Lee Beatty of T? ak^ 1}?’ C al" batants as the python creeps steal-
tendance certificates. The;i are Del- u - Y ^ ti n g w i th M r s I d a K il b u r g .
thiiy toward the panther which
m ar Bellish. C hester Canby. Donna
Timber was visited with a travel- Buck is trailing with tne idea of
Lane. Betty Stowell and John Rinck jng moving picture company three capturing it Buck does not get the
days
last week.
Jungle cat. The python does.
Those in prim ary grades receiving
Mrs. W. W. McDonald
perfect attendance certificates are h Mr. and
new
Chevrolet
car.
Billy Crowther, Lester Moen, F ran - nave a
cis Kirk, Shirley White, Dorothy
Cummings and Melvin Canby. R e
port of pupils neither absent nor
tardy for the last six weeks ot
school num ber in the upper grades
seven, prim ary room 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly of
ROY—A lawn party was given
Hillsboro visited Mr. Kelly's uncle, a t the J. M. Vanderzanden home
R. J. Kelly, one day last week.
Sunday night in honor of the play
Mrs. John Bellish, who recently cast of "The Red-Headed Stepchild,”
received an injured limb In a fall a t a three-act comedy, which was glv-
her home near here, was taken to en in April. Present were Misses
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Agnes Vandomelen, R ita Cop, Rose
Mary Stew art, in Portland.
Bernards, Dorothy Vandomelen, Lor-
Those serving on the election etta Vanderzanden, Agnes Plass,
TRAINED BEAUTY
board here Friday were first b o ard ,1 M artha and Agnes Vanderzanden,
H arry Seabold, May Quier, Dora Erma and Agnes Vandehey, Cecelia
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
Six County Nominees
Scholls Girl
Nominee for
Oueen Fourth
s.
P. Brakeman
Beaverton Sunday
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Library Receives
Some New Books
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T htnuday, Ma.v 24, 1984
tdent; M«s John Wenger, vice-
president; Mi> Olio Holbert;, secre
tary. and Mi-x- Ih’lat Huynes, tr> u
urer Mis Ketfer itonuted a quill
top to the club th ere were 24
members and eight visitors present
Mrs Jack Bauman Is a new mem-
>cr Next m isting will t»e June 20 at
he home ot Mis O tto Kolbergcr.
At the tanners Union dance al
North Plains Ihursday night r.-ther
vaidman w.is chosen o\ b u h o t to be
iindidtttc tor “Happy Days” cclc-
ration tor Ute West Union 1 i al.
Miss Adred Meyer was honor
.uest at a dinner Sundas at tin’
dome ot Dr Knox In Portland Miss
k’arolitU' Lorch was hostess
Helvetia Girl Scouts accompan
led by Mr and Mis Adolph l.ep|)in,
atteiu t the Girt Seoul par.» aid at
the . ..r r Gardena Saturday.
P A K M IN G VON I ai m u u t o n tu ule
Sc hool piente wtll bv lu ut t i utuy
ui Hu» b h u ic pui k m H tlb o o io t h o .s e
kouitf w ut lu c e i u i th e st n tu htm ..e
u i s i a lu t k.o in H o in ttie ie
t ai m u is tiin Wi lt.u e t n io m et ut
th e h o m e ol M i .
H
H
litige
th m s ilu y . Dit.ve p it.se m a e r e ?.n >
tluints »s H. D uioy. i.tigui Keh.se.
E a w in l u u k n u u t i. imi u o g c , u rv u t
u u iK n a h e r . imi k iî u m ,
i
Pui
u u n i .h . Musses Muutu* l ’a lte c . M e l
u a K iu u s. (. a llie t in e u n u K u lit i
Unge, u n ti the tiesit.ss
M is «Millit* K ing o i P o illu iu l i
spt lu lu ig Hu* week w i«h lo i - i l e i .
M i . N tlso ii.
A-shlev D u k tn .o n o i G a s to n wu .
a g u ts l t h u is d u y n ig h t ui Hu* H.
H litige h o m e
I'.nlpll Nelson of Scoggins Villli v
M a rio n u n ti C ecil Boge s|>eiit
w.gs viewing lhe n'mls Mon.l.iy ult- lio in l uestiay u n in H iin st tay sai
ernoon tn tin-, vleuuty
n a in i. nm»; a i T illu in o o k . U lu le
George Upton oi kbrest Grove t i l t l e th e y w eie g u e s is a t Hu* K v u il
lire tnspeetor vtslteil th e I h in -.n Bt>t.e noin e.
,X- Miller lo .mg cam p twice th is
J Pt»wii is m th e G»»o(l Baniarl-
week.
lu n htkspitul in Pm Hutut w u h l i u o t
II. I). Kerkman
reading troni left to
undulates for
Johnson
nissioner;
I omist. who is conducting a series
j of cooking schools ill Oregon, gave
a dem onstration ot the labor sav
ing kitchen devices and instruc
tions in making new dishes Tues-
day and Wednesday. T ile eookuig
school was sponsored by the En-
terprise-News.
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Helvetia-Rock Creek
Schools Have Picnic
HELVETIA—Helvetia and Rock
Creek school picnic was attended
by a record crowd Friday, several
coming from a distance W eather
being tine, games were played in
the grove oy the school Luncheon,
which included ice cream, was serv-
ed under the trees In the utter-
noon the boys and married men
puijed baseball, the score being
29-22 in favor of the boys.
Mr and Mrs Chester Mulkey and
Mrs. L. D. Mulkey ot McMtnnvil.e
¡uld p r and Mrs S A Mulkey ot
Portland spent the week-end visi.-'
mg at tJu. lu)Ine o, w E Mulkey .1
near North Plains.
Mr and Mrs. W alter Keffer and
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis ot
Portland visited Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper K el
ler.
Mr. and Mrs D. C. Hamer. Mr.
and Mis J. o . Reisiuger. Mrs. Elsie
Norton and Miss Mada W orthing
ton of Portland were visitors at the
Ralph Hamer home Friday
lu‘‘y and
’ « i ? “ L?
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three
d “ r’ n pnr,fnn? V ? ,tytt
days
In
I
ortland
last
week
vis iting
^ » Uw s They a tte n d ’d1
concert
.
. ‘»‘-Lt iiuvu
P it
? f xir*-
S.UL’ ,a t
c,re<'2"
11E A L
F O R 1>
S E R V IC E
» ( lo w 4*ONt
O UR shop is as clean nn«I
sw c el-ru n n in g as th e new
F o rd itself. I t is U(>-U>-
dute in e q u ip m e n t and
n iaiin nd by specialists in
servicing and re p a irin g
new o r o ld F o rd s . O u r
Plymouth
Ask for an
p urpo se is to save you
tim e and m o n ey here.
G et o u r prices f o r re p a irs ,
p e rio d ic inspection ser
vice, ueeessories, w ashing
and p o lish in g . G e n u in e
f o rd parts and flat rates,
(airs always ready nt the
a p p o in ted h o u r!
DODGE
PLYMOUTH
F’ii l Mortgages have atnod the text for 100 year»
Ihrcugh h aul times and good time»
Our moti hly payment Mortgage which I» reduced
a little eaeli innnth Ls doubly secure
Invent with ua today.
Amounts of tlOO.OO and up accepted
%
U .I V OS» M S -
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Washington Savings S Loan Ass’n
J. M. I’l.ltSO N, Manager
GEM INE FOKD PARTS
Saving*! «1 Loan Bldg.
beautilully decorated by Mrs. G reen
wood. who is an artist.
Sunshine club m et at the home
of Mrs. Jasper Keffer. May 16. Mrs
John Tinker of Portland and Mr.
A. H. Meyer were assistant hostess
es. Election ot oflicers was the
principal feature of the afternoon
Mrs K. Sanford was elected pres-
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THE DELTA
DRUG STORE
IlilHboro, Oregon
o f TroubU i-Free
Care-Free Drivers
over the lori ¡d a y
MAN'S HEART STOPPED,
STOMACH GAS CAUSE
W. L. Adams was bloated so with
gas th a t his h eart often missed
ea^ P K Adlerika n d him
?h,n<J‘«Sd V.-ST“, n "urn >eat\ £ n y ’
rwu. “ it*4
h“ r '
™ £y and The D elta Drug S to r e .-
Adv.
your troubles before you go
D o n ’t lot b a d tire s spoil y o u r good tim e. T rav el
in safety a n d com fort on new U . S. R oyals of
Tempered Rubber— th e tires t h a t give you
th o u sa n d s o f e x tra m iles o f w ear, a t no ex tra
cost. B U Y N O W — save y ourself late r tro u b le
a n d expense — get set for a whole sum m er
o f care-free driving.
è
U. s. TIRES „/
TEMMIIKI) Kl HUER
ose
are mne p ric e d an Une un
During a hot spell, turn on the hose each
evening and give your lawn a "d rin k ." A
freshly w atered lawn is a d e lig h t to the eye
and makes even the most stifling day more
bearable. W ater one part to n ig h t— another
tomorrow.
30 X 3V2
$5.15
The service your w ater com pany renders
makes it easy to keep your lawn in the best
of condition.
OREGON-WASHINGTON WATER
SERVICE COMPANY
RICHARD E. WILEY, M anager
è
TRADE IN
APPOINTM ENT
Rem em ber there is
no o b ligatio n.
CADY MOTOR CO. gg
TESTED FOR 100 YEARS
UOO<L The ro .m.v a n d alcoves were
CARA NOME
NEW
Bv the Divisional Code Autlioilty
tor Kctail »Sotid Piul liuhe.try.
Our classified columns may have
lust what you are looking fo e-
Read them.
LABORATORIES
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from the
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She
1 envy you when y o u
laugh.’’
lie iweighing 250> "How s that?"
She
llie re s .o inuell ot you
having a good tu n e " Ex.
SPECIALIST
will be a t our store
all this week.
PRICE LIST
a p p ro v e d
I layward
Miss Anne
Ginther
and
E ffe c tiv e May 24, 1934
93 50
Mtli Bim Slali, 1-IiMil
1 Igiit S lali ,V Kdglllgs. 4-ft. . 2.7a
1 0(1
Extra lleavy Hlub, 4 IiH>t .
1 00
Medium 4 I im ii m.vlde
lleavy. -I-Iooi Inside
1.50
No 1 O ltiro w lIi Elr, 4-foot
itlieeiu
5.50
No 2 o ld tirow th Elr. 4-foot
illa lt punkyi
150
No 1 Hccnnd Orowllv E ir. 4-ft. 5 00
Biuall S ,, oial t.io w th H r,
4 lo,,(
1.50
O ak . 4 Ha li and up. 4 i»M»t
7.00
o.ik. 4-mell and le«a. 4-foot . 0.00
Axh. 4-Iixvt
0.00
Aldei and Mapl»*, l-fixil.
5.50
Hawing before delivery
1 00
Axel IVdcrsen Is hauling h i s potsonuig tuu .v tl bv a serait ti limu Saw uisi |H-r unii May
2.00
strawberries to Banks to the liolle oaroetl wire o n tils tinger.
June
2.25
barreling plant Mr and Mrs Jack
«Mrs K e in u th K einu u am i e h ll-
Joims.on. Miss Bertha laieiui'rinan, »treu ol i’oiilun d 1 ¡1 .ill' w< . k
Hale beltiw Hv e established eoats
Mrs W It Hud -on and Miss Vivian Willi tu r tn o u ic r. M in ('iiariea coiLstiluii .v violation of tiu» code.
are picking ft’r linn
Chu k
All members must p v t prices und
I'hree trucks are hauling logs
Mi Rttzuuin is buikluiu a boat
adhere to provUUoiks u - prescribed
to the Elwood null at liuxtuu lor to use 111 the riv er Ulto hummt*r.
by
Code.
Hansen ,v Miller.
Sulu.lav gue.su a I the John Huge
Mr and Mrs Nordt nt Portland home were Mr. ami M i. Ginille»
< u-otUinalii»ii < onuulttrc for
Vlsltetl Joe Seh<able Sunday
CoHin ot Porttaiui uiut Mi and
Mrs Lena Kahler ol Gales Creek Mrs Vcldon Bog»* and taiutly ot
Waalungton County.
visiterl the Otto Thuuieruiau home Beaverton.
last week.
Quality Job punting Argua.
Play Cast Given
Party Roy Sunday
R E A D T H E IV O R Y SOAP A D V .
1 .iriniiigtoii School
Will 1 lave Picnic
BUSCH’S SERVICE GARAGE
1152 Third Street
Phone 501
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