Thursday, July 6, 1931
T H E
in Htiurliluii mid u trip to Llic O re
gon brurliea.
S. P. Frai ns
the
Discontinued
for Holidays ; Htruuuel Instead
Mull < 'a rry lu g C hanged
July 2 m urk«
i hutige in the
mull i i v l i r into th e T im ber dU-
lilc t T h e F u lf il d ro v e mull c u r
lie r will , hutige his route by going
ul
c o m in g
.rigid to Tllllbct T h e Vernoliiu
i lei will ch an g e th e route by go-
UiF Io the Itiiuni w Iiool house on
TIMBER Owing Io I II e legulur
Heaver C rerk loud. Mr» O.
F ourth id J u h .h u id o « ,, Of the Kilby, who curried th e m ull lo r
d iffe re n t logging CO||||I.,|||.
t i l l I 'h ,
Iiu.it lour y«*r». *.U1
H o,U h,in I'ucltu comiiiiin ha» ill»- '•> 'a n y the mull lo r th e Veinoiilu
i ontliiueil
th ree ol It» r e g u l a r ••«»« t o n i c
III» m uny friend« will
train» and are running loeul freight 1 egr, I tli u l H urry llu zllt, »tur c m -
deal
th ro u g h
Io T lllam iH ik u n til 1 !<i Hom l",r«»t (h o v e for the piuit
u tte r th e
»liutdowi, T h e freight lour year». mude 1,1» lu»t trip With
usually run» from T im ber to Wheel
he mull Huturduy ( h e new c a r
er
A lter th e
liul. luwii u huge ite r from Forest d ro v e to U m ber
volume of biishie» from the several ■ F rank F. H ussrll.
logging eo n,|,ante , on the Tlllumook
I he .'under B rother» Hhlngle coni-
hiV .tieh U rx n e rte d
l,u“ y
< lo»ed down until Ju ly b
Sunset logging cam p Is closed I l-ots R ichm ond »pent th e week-
down h o rn Ju n e .1« until Ju ly 18 d o . ut the hom e of Mr m id Mr»
Muny fam llle» have gone on vaca- N V llol, om b in Vernonia.
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S .
Banks Camp Fire Girls Plan
Quilt Pageant in Near Future
mid son Clark a n d Mr and M rs
H enry Atlee
Preaches First Sermon
Ell. w orth T ilton, th e new pastor,
preaclied his first serm on In Hunk.
Huuduy nlgiil He m ilio u n 'ed the
»riiedule lor ucr'.'ict“ “» follows
church, a p m each S u n d ay , p ra y
er m eeting. 7 ill) p in each Wednes
day. Sunday gchool will be a t 9 45
H e tty M e C a n n
Sunday m orning with Mrs H. L.
Mi W Ki "g.|ci of K lum utli F'alls Je n se n su p e rin te n d en t. Everyone Is
visited
I liursduy with h e r a u n •L,
t invited
Hunks No definite d a te h a been
»el io, (he quill pageant which
the W ikupi-N uhon ( am p F ire G irls
uie woiking on T here , P aetsch is
writing the pageant, w hich Is u
(lo ry woven about the quilt« to be
pie l oleil Bernice F'rlduy will have
Ila lead.ng pu rl of "O rm idm oiher"
a m i othei part will be played by
(lu ll Isi,o ft, lone B atem an mid
M r,
M bs llu ttle
P elldl'giL st
Kennwly
and
in la n d
sp e n t
of
O R E G O N
Services Planned
j O rp h e lla ro s , and c arn a tio n s Miss
P aula O e re r. her only a tten d en t
* 'd> a plnlt dress a n d < arried a
Rt rlelvetia C_,nurcn bouquet of pink sw eet peas and
nom a mid S t Helens M ania- and
Mary Handy will rem ain a t th eir
*-*
I. .inc here for the present
-»♦
/ " ’ L.
L
Mrs Dora Payton who ha» been
visiting in Forest Grove. 1» visiting
in« Mr. j i, u .. . j
I • r nephew Cliff T hom pson, here
Mr and *"
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Po.l:tli‘.
n t!
Dee are
_ English ser-
' , Mrs. N J O rlffen They carne vice a t II a m Sunday a t ’ he Ger-
mar. - - Reform
church ' a ? Helvetia
fiundgy
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Everyone is welcome to . ttend.
I rtie P ete Jo«al hom e was th e
I scene of a law n p a rty Sunday,
i ruck Operators
Must Meet Costs
frock o p erato rs In Oregon have
^
' ‘o
f ^
^
Ray | Ohio
wh‘re They
th e | day
w n r” i v e l
V am hiu
will live In Yamhill.
m ornings
T h e reg u lar board
X
^
carnations.
D inner
wa» served
ORAL IN REAL ESTATE
W r it.
F i r . and Autamafcll. In.uranex
M a la l oan, and laau. S tir.tr Bon.ta
at
and la S r a r£e££fon JSjd dE 'ce
la te r a
T u r / e 1 group 2 3 »
S
Wt
KURATLI & WISMER
HILLSBO RO
T.lephon« 13(1
and ".Mrs H u fw h m ld t wdl m “ ke
th eir hom e in P o rtlan d a fte r a short
tr ip to S eattle
OREGON
use 8e. .rid
It Is practically Impossible to give
1 ' the « m t r a ^ ^ I p h J B taehll, A»bert O r o s J n .
Victor F e ^ m
_ T h e jw lm m m g pool a t th e Z u rch -
’
I “ - - - « Badertacher
— ——
i a d crxle
authority:
Cypher:
m in istra
to r Is Harry
K a th ry n Hemmy T Marlon
h is gr0Up
U ZurcD-r will Mr’^ a n r f 1' m “1 w im *“
u u hav-
. . . i know
m he . H
erned _ w ,„
ith
know n n a»
as - "T
H ungry
ungry E
E ight
ight "
r.s in all fields Hie O th ers present were M? and Mrs.
;' - r m inim um rate» to th e end ? J d v ^ .V i i n r H 'm r i '10» Ralp.h a n d
•
-iT -m -
o-,— — . . . .
..
• ' tru ' k "P* rator* < an be placed
v Fii.vrt
a»Iid *'I r L'
''
Plane where reasonable wages
A
and fam ily. M r a n d
’ 1 r - ^ m a b l e Hours cun be main- M™.
‘" ‘ed.
> f T u ? J r
Adolph
B ad ertsch er and sons H arry and
Sam uel. M r and Mrs ~ J
en u n ren to o
m u cn
. .„ .„ d e le ,.
Thatcher
rebuilding
’ ’
w hich
'
only wholesome
mllk McFAI provWe
I S JF
m
and will be hom e for th e su m -
" u er rcner
•’ i « » i . i . s Jfc
^ r
com e' ‘
0001 u m ade wel-
come
w lth
mwü
hom e
fQr
H ans B a n h m h .<
.
",u *’rn h returned from lunch a t gchool. a glass of mllk
\ ^ £ r e he ta u been work- 1« th e best betw een-m eals food.
ogglng outfit.
P hone your order to
..¿“¡E S I K . K £ S i hi! McFall Jersey Dairy *
W h y be Satisfied -
Dodge or Plymouth
CADY MOTOR CO.
the
Commercial National
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
Bank
H odgen-Brew ster
H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
Comparative Statement of The Commercial National Bank of Hillsboro
as of June 30th, 1933, and June 30th, 1934
RESOURCES
35,219.86
42,/94.90
DRASTIC
PRICE REDUCTIONS
CHEVROLET
ited m Vein,.ma Saturday
FOR
Your skiff w ith color and brush
w ill a m a ta you
IB POPULAR COLORS
TO CHOOSE FROM
o f
40,950.00
1,137.58
1,177.07
1,927.07
750.00
118,465.25
69,128.52
187,593.77
$1127,819.76
#991,896.38
L IA B IL IT IE S
55
55
50
55
55
55
45
COMMERCIAL CARS
Commercial Chassis............................. 555
Utility Long C hassis............................ 515
Dual Long C h assis............................... 555
Utility Chassis and (Jab...................... 575
Dual Chassis and Cab.......................... 595
Utility Long Chassis and Cab............ 605
Dual Long Chassis and Cab............... 625
Commercial Panel .............................. 575
Special Commercia I Panel ................ 595
UHlIfy Panel............................................ 750
Dual Cab and Stake Body, .
680
Dual Long (Uih and Stake Body....... 740
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
55
55
50
50
50
A hov* a r t h » t p r ic a t o f p u i r n p r c a r t a t F lin t. M ich
W ’th b iim p a r » . apara tir a a n d tir a lo c k , th a h a t p n e a
o t S ta n d a r d M e la la ia
a d d itio n a l. M aatar M t-dala,
1)0 a d d itio n a l. L ia t pricaa o f c o m m e r c ia I cara q n o ta d
ara f o h H in t. M ich
S p a c ia l a q u ip m a n t a a tra
P ru aa a u b ja c t to c h a n ja ir it h o u t n o r ie »
C om para
C h aarolat a loar d a lo a ra d p rica a a n d aaar C> M A C.
ta rm a A G anara! M o to ra Valua.
....... S75.tXXl.OO
S 75,000.00
17
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«
xg
z - w
1Q
-yz;
4v.O/
18,091.26
.to .°ur. .. 986,429.09
752,852.29
233,576.80
50,000.00
1,350.00
95,952.83
95,952.83
Commercial, savings and other
AND UP, P. O. B. FLINT, MICHIGAN
MASTER MODF.I.S
Sport Roadster......................................... 440
Coach........................................................ 580
Town Sedan.............................................615
Seduti........................................................ 640
Coupe........................................................ 5b0
Sport Coupe............................................ 600
Sedan Delivery........................................ 600
Reductions amounting to as
much as >50—th« most sub
stantial price cuts announced in th« lou'-
pricc field tl.is year— have dropped Chev
rolet's base price to a new low figure of
>165. Just compare this price—compare
any Chevrolet price—with those of other
cars. Then compare what you get for
what you pay! There'll lie no question
in your mind which car to buy.
Chevrolet offers patented knee-Action
— and others do not! The same filing
applies to Eislier body, cable-controlled
brakes, Y-K frame, shock-proof steer
ing, and 80-horsepower, valve-in-head
six-cylinder engine. Yet the price of the
Chevrolet Standard is lower than that of
any oilier six or any eight in the world.
HILLSBORO MOTOR CO.
3rd nnd W ashington Sts.
42,087.58
DEPOSITS—
C IIF V M lll.K T MOTOH COMPANY. DE TROIT. M IC H
Lester Ireland
ÔC Co.
Cabinksn h“nd and due from
Additional funds of the stockhold
ers being held in reserve for the
benefit of this bank ........................
Amount
c,
18,656.57
SURPLUS & U N D IV ID E D PROFITS
NEW REDUCED PRICES
STANDARD MODELS
Ll.,
RMuriln
Sport Roadster ....................................$46.4 $24
Coach ..................................................... 494
25
Coupe
................................................... 484
25
FURNITURE, BREAKFAST SETS,
KITCHEN CABINETS
230,734.98
1,433.75
S h.i7khoide'i
Now R w ltirod
acme quality
ENAMEL-KOTE
16,267.44
C A P IT A L —
r « A l BR A llV I R f lilM I N r
AND DON*! FO R G ET
TO BUY A CAN O F
’ACME E N A M E L KOTE*
FOR OUR 0REAKPAÏL SET*
2 4 9 ,3 9 1 .5 5
to the record low price of
The)
left M onday m orning for u week's
visit with Mrs T ow nsend's people
26,527.46
65,269.38
BRING
UP TO
Jam es W h itela w , Mgr.
P hone 4 4 1 ; even in gs 3361
CI& lUu1u ™ i ^ , „ c y .................
Bills Payable...............................
48,650.00
None
$1,127,819.76
The officers and directors of this
banking institution, wish to thank
the people of Hillsboro and Wash
ington county for the loyal support
they have given this independent
home-owned bank. The interests of
Deposits in this Bank are insured by the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in the
manner and to the extent provided under the
terms of Banking Act of 1933.
m
hk
milk.
5^-ay-x: a?»
Mr
A h.. P,i7n.'l. y s p e n t la«tj iii « '3 o V ’m.’ w i d n e J d i r ................
M l» ^ ( X ' ^ t A T o i W hite
H'l k with hl', daughter. Mrs. Ole
At Sunday school Sunday m o rn -
lo p k in
m Tillam ook m id with u,g Mr« C B T resh ain gave a re-
T he buildings huvi I d ' l l com- .ia ||,,on W u sli. I» visiting w ith her
u-r »on. Phil Parm ley. ut Foss.
port on tig .'a n n u a l M I ’ confer-
pleted for Ule W, si il l, her u n it o f , u||Jl UJ||,
Ml
Mrf, A
Eurl M cPeak was tak e n to th e enee. which «he a tte n d ed as a dele-
the e r r "1 here are i.pproxlinately | ( ,
i„r
of th e »uiii-
200 m en In t h i s ru ,..p I he I mi V s |I l (>|.
E m unuel hospital In P o rtlan d J u n e ¡g a te from the B anks ch u rch
have been ullowed a vacation over j q „„q,., vlrliilty was uguln w llh- 26. where I,,- underw ent a n o p e r a - ' T he M others' d u b held a special
th e F o u rth u n til July t . and th o » e luU^ ¡,g |lt. ,tuiiiig S u n d ay m id M on- Hon i n m astoid lie wu« b r o u g h t1 m eeting ut the hom e of Mrs. Eh
Davidson
and »on
James.
Mr. r and
to Jail.”
*
able to do »o have gone . Io llielr i(u
27 und did some
M
" ” S tóh?P
J'rfY
am ïly .M
^nd ^ J n ^ d f i you
näam
^w eather f o r e c a s te n -
luy ([| luhl W(M.g beeuu.se ul th e hom e Huturduy mid bi recovering (iriiidb- Jum
i By Mrs. Ix<u W right,
lióme»
10c quart
I quilting T he regular m eeting will
brushing» in th e lig h t pluut b u rn nicely.
R
oberta
M
ott
Is
a
can
d
id
ate
of
Mr.»
R
Youngen
and
famlly
fro
r-
Exactlv
w
ha,
T in,her Hr,' sta tio n hu» been re- ing out L ights were restorivd uguln
Me
Ja n e Buxten of D allas 1« be F'rlduy afternoon w ith Mrs. ChrL.
PHONE 2104
Hemmy, Jean Wender Rov P m .
, Pre^ Jcted. Judge.
this district for the scholarship at ence
estubll' lied for th is sum m er under Tin- .day
visiting Mi and Mrs N B erdan Rlcbcn
and W ilm a Hof.-r ¿ ¡ a r e n T ß e e l e r F,ne uxla>' c 5 j I" tom orrow ."
the .supervision of A, le'. Hankitus
M
e.
Buxten
a i d Mrs B erd an a re
Mrs F ra n k (len z er und son Bver- Pacific University.
Hhryl S tep h en s of P o rtla n d 1»
Mr and Mrs lia n k in are living ut visiting III» uncle mid uuul. Mr slsters
Mr and M rs Rex O berm an and Fred Zürcher, Mrs. Feuerstein and —
, e tt of G reen M ountain sp e n t M on-
...............
..........
.. _ fa th e r, ...
the lookout ubove 'Iim.H'i
Dm iicr gin ,i. ui Mr» Cuss WII- day with
Mr O
enzer's
A family and Nellie H aney sp en t 8 u n - the host and hostes« and famlly.
mid Mrs J H W escott, during the
Bev. Seheldl Retlre«
son
Bunday
were
Mr
a
n
d
Mrs.
E
rin
11
________
____
..
Wolford,
and
helped
him
cele-
dl,v
»K h Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haney
(IfH elals Nam ed
»um uier vacation
Mr
mid Mrs. G eorge W ilson Coffey und bons of P o rtlan d . »Mr brat«* hia b irthday an n iv ersary by *' ' fw nlly of Strassel.
Rev Edward Scheidt of Phillips
Anuuni school ele. .mu was held
C lark m id son preparing a b irthday d in n er M rs
W alter H aney of St. Jo h n s and
was honor guest at' a 'd ln n e r n a rtv
.......
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..
111 the TÌI
u lie
r
a hoo. hoir*'
Juli,' drove to T acom a F’rlduy w ith Mi mid Mrs S tanley
Percy Allen, u F 'rcl W olford a n d sons Lyle a n d V irgil Redetske of Vancouver vtsitod a t th e home of Mr and Mrs C E
i’g s " I)"' w illU was I. i li'i !i d til- W ilson's tw o sm ull soli» 1-eiloy of Glenwood mid
bro
th
er
of
Mr»
W
ilson,
from
llson.
Vernon and d a u g h te rs Hazel a n d Mi and Mrs. Ted H aney Sunday
K orn Ju n e 24 O th er guests were
and H opert H ubert will rem ain in
rector for th re e y e a .
Mrs A (
S e a ttle
Ju an ita were guests also.
Ben B ennett and son Bennie are Miss Lydia
—1 ~
’ •- --
Scheldt,
Mr and Mrs
I'curson. clerk, and O scar H S h if I a c o m u because of th e cllm ute In
Amos
and
Ib-rnard
Hellers,
Cuss
D
orothy
M
att
ice
and
H
enry
C
hris-
h
hlngling
Leon
S
ills
house.
I
m
iner
affecting
1,1»
buy
fever
Lou Zurcher Mr and Mrs William
ter. chidrm m i fur th e coming yeur
Wilson,
and
Mr
Jackson
were
fis
h
m
an
who
have
been
working
a
t
Mrs
W
alter
W
right
visited
her
M
l
a
i
d
M
is
It
A
llrow
n
will
Wilkens
and
famlly
from North
T he retaining wall around the
re tu rn e d
hom e F rld»y parents. Mr. and Mrs E G . Place, Dakota, the host and hostess and
M onday for B akersfield, C u t, ing In th e Wilson river Sunday. Y akim a,
W IT H
LESS?
H a rt residence I l a . I , . 'l l com pleted leuve
; of Banks Sunday.
w h i l e lie bus been culled buck on They rep o rt the roud over the night.
members of the family Rev Scheldt
Ills yard wu» severely dam aged d u r the iiillroiul He lias been em ployed m ountain to be very rough
Mr
a
n
d
Mrs
Fred
M
ills
of
F
o
r-
I
j
’onard
and
Lucille
L
epschat
and
has
resigned,
having
been
in
the
ing the lieuvy r a in . In December, by t h e Sunset Digging com pany the
When you can get all of the desirable
Ml
Car ,line A rm entrout mid est Grove were looking after their F/l King ^pent Thursday at The ministry for 55 years, and Intend»
which n e cfisttu te d the wall mid r e
w inter, m id hit.» Just Deen r e children Jimmie ami Evcivn moved property here Bunday
to visit friends and relatives In
building of printIcullv all of the |iusi
K undin from the A rm en tro u t fa rm
Mr a n d Mrs R c . Sandy and
features in
Singing class of Mrs, Robert Mott California He win be accompanied
in stated on tile rullroud
yurd
A rth u r G ilm ore in ju re d his h an d •’“ 'J of Bank., to F orest Grove, little ion of Hillsboro sp e n t S un d ay met T hursday evening a t th e M ott
Mr mid M is Joe K irk of P o rt- while working u l the S unset .a m p w hen' thev will mukc th e ir fu tu re at the hom e of th e ir p aren ts. M r home. It being the b irthday a n n l- by his daughter, Mrs. Wilkens, and
hind have moved Into one of the lust week und w ith Mi . G ilm ore bom, Mr und Mr» M au rice T h o p ip - a n l Mrs Cliff S andy Ium ra a n d vii -ary of Louine Love and E v erett her family.
Mis» Nussbaumer Bride
W ebb houses until the la tte r part is »iK'iiding th is week in P ortland. son and Mr and Mrs B. W A nn- Lillian Sandy returned home with Haney. The evening was spent in
Miss M ane M Nusbaumer. daugh
of Septem ber
eutruut moved on to the place them a fte r » week's stay w ith th e ir playing games.
Mrs
B
ind
W
right,
who
hus
beeij
ter of Mr. and Mrs J J Nuss-
Mrs H erbert I. A r r i returned
Mrs Beatrice Moffitt and Howard baumer. *and<’*WillUm Hufschmidt
■vcral 'le i'in g » u h her m ollici und futli- which they vucuted and w hich had g randparents,
home T o... biy uftci
M , r and Mrs E m
rnest M arr
lh I xm II. Cul . und h e r sister In been m anaged by O tis A rm en tro u t
Montgomery were m arried June 4 both of Portland wTre m arried at
weeks' visit will, friends In D ufur. Fresno
ely death.
C untim
..
u s.
,
anii
M“ url<* Thompson, Mary They left Sunday to make their 8:30 a m June 25 I b l v S i i i i
re tu rn e d to T im ber H utur- until liLs
Fulls City. Salem Hid ’ >rtlumi
Mrs. C B Hall and Mr» C harles mid M amie S andy a n d Fran-Ls h m e In P ortland, where Mr M ont- G rego% of Sacred”
night Accompmiyiug h e r were
Mi»» L illian E ngland ... Eugene, dav
K
essler
were
P
o
rtlan
d
visitor»
M
on-
Ihom
puon
were guests a t a picnic c mery has em ploym ent M rs M of- officiated T he b rid t w ^ire^ d™« m
her b ro th er-ln -b tw mid ».sti-r. Mr
form er r,'s ile n t ol W rstlm ber. 1« and
f
M rs George H anson. Fresno. dav Mu. L ena Taylor h a d charge biritiday d in n er ut the Eh K ing- fitt h is been working a t the M ason- ivory sa tin and l a « u i a V
HILLSBORO, OREGON
visiting Mr m id Mrs Jo h n M a r Mr um l Mrs W llhm n S co tt m id of the telephone office d u rin g M rs »ton
sto n home
hom e n ear Scholls
Sunday
home for several years
show er b o u q ^ e t^
8nd
a n d carried d a
_____ _______
ch,'I W hen »In- return» to Kugrne. two c hildren W illiam Jr. m id S h ir H u lls absence.
of C alla llllles.
T h e a ffa ir was a rra n g e d In honor
Miss Cecelia M m chi'l will accom ley of G reul F'alls. M ont ; Edwurd
Mi mid Mrs J M K essler and of the birth d ay a n niversary of Miss
pany her for u few wi-ek»' visit
i .. ’ - ’ El ■ ,i.,] < ¡eiaidin,. drove Mamie Sandy
M*” “ N kl,oU “ nd
Mr mid Mr» John Richm ond iluughter Joyce
o l" WTilti- F IS h to Taooma Monday, where they will
M r a n d Mrs Cliff Sandy left
und d a u g h te r Irene drove to P o rt Muin They were joined by a n o th e r V1 ■'ll during th e July F o u rth holl- Sunday evening lor V ernonia, where
land Bunday Ml.»s Irin .' n tnulned
George B io tt, a n d wife of d “ v' M ''-‘ K, . l e r 's m other. M rs J M r S andy began h is d u tie s M on-
In P o rtlan d I- i a few d a y . visit I W arrciitoii for th e week-end Mrs Pryor and her slater. Mr» Evelyn day ut mail currier betw een Ver-
w ith friend» und Mr and Mrs W right will rem uili m T im ber, but Cooper ami little daughter. G eorgia
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R ichm ond drove on to O regon City the rest will m u lin ile to M ontuna Demi re tu rn e d to T acom a w ith
for th e day
aftei u few d m » visit m Tim ber them a fte r u two weeks' visit
TRO UT FISH IN G
Paul IJeR enier went to P o rtlan d
LuRue Brown who fia.» been been ut the K, . ler hom e here W illiam
T h u rsd ay to have the braces r e eonfm iit in Un hospltnl ut H ills Eberly Is sub stitu tin g In M r K ess Hillsboro Fisherm en H eadquarters
moved from his Jaw . w hich were
for scvcrui weeks w ith u badly ler's place its mull c arrier on route
CORW IN H A R D W A R E
frac tu red several week» ago while boro
in f e c te d k n e e h a im p r o v e d enough o,1f
S porting Goods
h e wu» working at the S unset D ig io
Mr and Mrs Adolph W eldeshold
I»' brought hom e lie retu rn ed
ging com pany W hile hi P ortland h o m e Huturduy.
Complete I.lne Fishing Tackle
and two sons of P o rtlan d were S u n
he culled on Jo h n Kall»h who wus
1152 Secwmd St.
Hillsboro
mid Mi., Ilow urd Connell day guest» of Mr Bella H artw ick
operated on for mi Injury received a n Mi
Mr.» Mollie WlIlLs of P ortlund
d iw o d a u g lilc i .
A lv in a m id
while lie was working ut the S u n M iriam »I M, M innvlllc visited Mr was a Sunday guest Ut the E C
set eom punv about two week» ago mid M rs J o h n R ic h m o n d a n d f u iu - W ils o n h o m e
Hl- h L so visited F l a n k S hank who ilv Bunday
Mr and Mr. Verle P rlc k ett and
whs Injured w hen u Ime broke u n d |
llitlc son Bobby of N, ah -B ay . W ash
11 Willi, a tte n d ed the Doug
»truck Idm across the buck . uus- la» K counlv
urc
visiting relative» In R anks T hey
convention in l*uillund
mg a broken v erteb ra Paul re Jilin 24 HLs b rothi'i-inT uw und arrived here M onday evening, ac
ports both m en arc Im proving ut »tslei M, and Mr» H urry Prnggll com panied bv Fred Creps. who Ls
St V incent'» hospltnl
I Pot Ilmi,I u , . om panlcd him The uLso visiting relatives
Poultry and Dairy Feeds
ML»» Maxllie K dbuig lefl S a tu r- picnic
wu» held ul lT hliisulu pm k
Birthdav C rlrb ra lrd
diiv to pend th e F o u rth w ill, her
E arl G roat celebrated Ills fif- are made to produce r e
fa th e r. A W K llburg mid brother
N 'rh ra slk a n » to PI, nl,
tre n tli birthday an n iv ersary Sut-
A n'lionv and sister I uV erne u t S e a
I lie P o rtlan d Association ,,f F o r- urdav evening by giving a party. sults at lowest cost. Com
side. From th e re »hr will go to
W h e e le r t o , iH'iv I tlie sum m er w ith " |, r N ebraskan» residing w ithin a G am es were played and refregli- pare them with any other
M
R .¿ e l! K iiitl
M1,nm' r
ru d lu so f 150 mile» of P o rtlan d will m enls were served by E a r ls m other
Mr uni Mi
W illiam H uffm an l,,,ld
a n n u a l picnic m id g e t-lo - Those present were Mr and Mrs feeds and be convinced.
and d u ig h tc , Bilhe and M: and
' Id s
as usual. G ene Shipley a n d son W ayne. M r
Et
J n u , i i of
<4 Sunset
• u n « t ,.,m
« cam
am p
p duy J ‘i Julv
n ! z r n , r> lk UpWBrd>
a. ii. P ortland.
E rnest
a n d daugh-
Our Egg Producer. Pullet
Mr» Jack k F
r u isher
oi
()f 1200 S , u o n r - . and Mr»
N rlllf
l> B ClonlRen
n K utherlne
left Huturduy for n trip to tile O re
Developer
a n d Turkey
m
er
Nebruakaiui
m
e
expected
to
and
Lloyd
Miller
Robert
Bovee,
gon beurhea T hey expect to b e
u tten d La»t ye.u th e a tte n d an c e C lara G roat and M r and Mrs. Grower can't be beat.
gone atxait ten or fifteen day»
M O roat.
June 30, 1934
June 30, 1933
Miss K ate D cardorff re tu rn e d to was over HOC
C om parison
Lyle W olford of New Benson park
h e r hom e m O akland T hursduv.
LOANS and DISCOUNTS—
Increase or Decrease
I'll,-
m
an
who
refuses
to
udveriL»e
is
jiendhig
th
e
F
o
u
rth
of
July
vu-
Qfrvrv»
a fte r vLsllIng wltli lie, b ro tlie r-ln -
C urrent financing of local farming, indus
folk!
a o x iiiiia
v ^ c ts ii
luw’ mid sister. Mr und Mr» W l»ci iu m ol in-, claim that people cation with in» h
trial and commercial needs and Ioans to
T haer from Bunks utten d tn g the
W McIXmald. for sevcm l weeks. do n 't read the new spaper. Is usually
Feed - Seed - Poultry and Eggs
individuals, corporations and firms of
$¿42» A 71 7A
tf /1 7 2 B i l l
Hhe was accom panied by M rs M c about the first one to call the edi- food dealers' plen lr ut S h u te park
sound
financial standing .............................. p 4 Y O , 0 / l . / O
^ 4 /5 ,0 7 1 .0 2
Donald. who return,»I hom e B un to r» a tte n tio n to a n e rro r u t th e in Hillsboro S u n d ay were Mr and
Phone
3061
bottom o| a colum n on th e last Mrs C harles K essler and tw o chtl-
day.
W A R R A N TS—
dren. Mr and Mrs C harles Pow ne ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B
Mr und M rs H enry P earson vLs- pagc K entucky Pres».
lied I heir uncle und a u n t M r und
Washington county school and
- ga gg
g z : e g w ax -
Mrs. A G Pearson. Ju n e 27 Mr
county warrants .............................
um l Mrs P earson are on th eir
wedding trip to th e O regon beaches,
G O V ER N M EN T SECURITIES—
m id will continue tla-lr Journey
th ro u g h C an ad a to the old 1’,'arson
The best investment in the
1A1
2 fi
n s; i n n g g
hom estead In W im iiiis I ii . w here they
will rem ain until Septem ber, when
they will sail for Syria M r P e a r
OTHER BO N D S—
son Is doing research work for Yule
university
Consisting of obligations of state
M r and Mr
11 A Morse mid
o l Oregon, counties, cities and
74O 201
9 2 0 7 2 3 OQ
d a u g h te r Ju lia Ann a n d M rs Jullu
school districts ... .......................
Morse »pent Sunday 111 P o rtlan d
:: .. ! I.
Mr mid Mrs E m m ett M urphy
Stock in F ederal R eserve Bank and
m id children I’ut a n d Dee a re vis
investment in Federal Deposit
J A t t 7^
2 9 0 0 OO
itin g Mrs
M urphy'» b ro th e r-in -
Insurance Corporation ...................
7 ,0 9 9 ./ 9
9,X O v.W
law and sister, ¡¿ t . mid M rs Ben
H urt, several day».
Mrs. O tto ( toertzen ol W estlinber
B anking H ouse and E quipm ent .........
wus tak e n suddenly ill w ith a p -
pendlcltt» S a tu rd ay mid whs r e
moved to tile hospital In F orest
Grove, w here she u nderw ent an
O ther Real E state .......................................
em ergeney o p e ratio n in th e after
noon.
Miss B Kelley of R ainier vis
ited frien d s in T im ber last week,
re tu rn in g home w ith C. Hemmi.
who drove to R ainier Sunday.
A nthony Bolnliel, of Pot tlund Is
vniiiiii In. uncle am i a u n t. Mr a , id
M rs Jo h n K allsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy T ow nsend and
tw o children. Ju n e m id Jeo n , v is
I » ,,,,,
gl
For Growing
Children
A n ^ J ^ « « dc ^
S
—
s Bws« « t « a s s s a - 85
Bella Hartwick
Mury M arr of P o rtlan d visited
O h £ lp -Iliev
friends uml relullves here B u n d a y ! eoupl
und Monday
H IL L S B O R O .
#991,896.38
Washington county are paramount
with us. As has always been our
practice, we are glad to extend
credit on proper security to the busi
nessmen and farmers of Washing
ton county.
EDWARD SCHULMERICH, President
E. I. KURATLI, Vice-President
W. C. CHRISTENSEN, Vice-President
ALF O. JOHNSON, Cashier
W. V. BERGEN. Assistant Cashier
C. JACK Jr., Assistant Cashier