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THE Page Six H IL L S B O R O ARGUS. H IL L S B O R O . OREGON Ihiir-ulny. A ugust 2, 1934 I hese Frocks Are I fot 11 eather Friends ka.1 home several wi-eks, returned den ol I'm I land visited Mi and the t\» in club W im I iu h I h v evening to her home with them Mi .1 M V alid, i . .uiden Sunday al (he hw liiiinlng hob* w ith a wlen Mias Alice Mai Strubb. daugh Mr and Mrs B eit 1 hillon aiid ... . , u . .... i * i roa'd I'hi* lu x! m eeting will lx* son Robert of S eattle W ash a n d ' ter of Mr and Mrs V C. Strubb. Mrs C F .1, s p 'iu Sunday ai Kolla, k and B iaiideubeig ol < >i was married in Vancouver. W ash. with lo n u m <lrotfK Auguet H th e la in lies e m o ,11,In i let the big. bud wolf July 21 to Carl Yaazoltno ot P ort llean-ntckliiM s ta lle d on the t ills t t l l l v S O IT I BINGS IDEAL EDI! Many people from here a lle m l.il *‘‘l ,h ''1" 'N" **“ " i u during land. The young couple will re l l l l . H A , CIIAliM MAKI ill,» an n u al F arm er*' Villon picnic ‘ h e ir , picking tun,' they went alxm t G eorge Padgett p late T uesday side in Portland, where Mr Yaz- Mil \I)Y s Ni l D I I I N III II SPÄHE I IMI’ Mi Kila heller of Foreat Orovr a t Rippling W aters Sunday Hui - ll,<' » ‘’» m t » ' « U h a n ew ot six or zolino is employed with the Shell uig the day gam es and sw im m ing M' ' W1 1,1,11 “ '»H "1* ' >’l ‘»»8 >‘“ l Halted her i dei Mrs Jo h n O ates Oil company. were enjoyed d e ls a n t picked th e fu n n e l- ehei - Monday Miss Barbara Rltenour celebrated «By C u rtb Tigard» M is J M Vander.n iid e n visited ri'"' l'“ ' |ng (hem a g.aal pi lee and her birthday July 28. with a dan bust week with M is MUltile Solder 'a 'll'e i Illg the , h e in e . I hem selves TIOARD --Lew is Beckwith o f cing party in the evening In P o rtlan d I" Hie cannery ill l l t l l - b m u, m aking Sherwood has been elected com Mr. and Mrs. William B latter ol Miss la na C lop wlto Is employed • IIIH|Kin oi lu o tit Io them selves mander ol Argonne post No 56, Portland were Sunday callers at in P ortland, - |a n t th e w eek-end • • • American Legion, of Sherwood and the Max Adler home, w ith friends aro u n d Hoy That s Hie kind ol spirit th a t will Tigard O ther officers are: Roy) Sam Strubb returned from Klon Mrs .1 A Moore spent last week e 'en tu ally work out H its peculiar Baker, first vice-commander; Ly deni'«».xMoii from wldeh we are ««till at the taiteli. man Murdock, second vice-corn- dike Saturday, - where , . he . had been s u n n in g It will hike planning, mander. Earl Reiser, adjutant; Ken employed several weeks harvesting slick (o-itlvenes.s and a lte ra tio n Blenkmsop. Charles Young a n d Mr and Mis. Murray and d u l- ability if we as a nation a r r to Wilbur Hiederman. executive com- dren of Nehalem spent Sunday at survive initte< Harry Castle sergeant-at- the Frank Bailey home and left arm s Delegates to the leoion con- Emma Murray to spend a week with W hen wc react about th e trouble vention at Astoria are Dr. W. T her cousins. Iteitix at the th a t th e E uropean countrh*s are Simmons. Di F T Rucker and E ' Harry Wolford and grandson. Jixag* Meyvral illy M . . having we can th an k our lucks B. Nedrv , Vernon Wolford, of Banks spent i l I \ I I I I VI < E N BUXTON A show er wa.' given .s la |s th at Wl. lU r th(. gutH, ok| Pastor Honored ( the week a t the Denser home Mi and Mrs Rola-rt lltlllki v July U S A w here the la,Hot still rules A reception sponsored by t h e F rank Genzer and sons are 2:> a t B uxton G ran g e hall T he • • • young people's C. E society was) threshing for the farm ers around >l|(ate'* T o o th p aste evening wius spent in dancing held at the Evangelical church July Buxton. The elect loll ol governor ill tills W o m an s llctielit ax-,a*latloti will 2 Ini' 3 22 m honor ot Rev. and Mrs. W Charles W alter of North Plains la te prom ises io lie a n interesting in,‘ci 111 the a tte rn ia m August 8 at one on a,1011111 ot th is s in k e li will F Rademacher a n d family. A baled the hay on Fillmore Wulf's Each tin 1 G range hall T h e pienie. which short program was presented which) farm last week. il,h ílales oui in the open was planned toi August ft. has a n d it r a will La- a case of one way included community singing, read- ------------------------- D r . W e s t ’s T o o th p a s te ta i n postponed or the othei a n d there will ta' 110 mg bv Lots Jones, burlesque on A shower was given M r a n d Mrs I wo Ways about It either 2 f o r ' I3f. Ladle- Aid m e ,; -digs by George K l l l t O I l U j r . U l £ e r S Jo h n Caldwell F inlav niglu at the Berlin, welcoming by Gilbert Wyatt “ Each M anning -,a ial club hall T he hall and response by Rev Rademacher ol Us.sut'x is a Rival A iu was decorated w ith gladioli a n d t i u a l l l i a i t a m h 'w and .uivb<Ml\ M t K c iä d ii M ilk o f M n n K u n iic c a s in Moore Club President in terns, n a stu rtiu m s a n d sprays ol n .xav I II abld»' b\ the peoplc.s Executive conuiuutee of live T i «By M r». E. L . C ox) lavender m ade up th e table d e c o ra ta gard Lions club selected O. L Moore KINTON—Preaching service at tions Supia-r was s e rw d th e crowd dct-ixion" but it tttkes u big m an to takv a positive slam! on one Pint as club president to fill the vacancy- the church Sunday morning at 9 45 T he evening was s|a nt in itiuieing »ide or th e o th er caused by tlie resignation of T. R. by the pastor. W E, Simpson Bible Ml and M i- Rlita-n Kelly s |a ’nl • • • Fowler who found it impossible to ¿n o o l is at 10:15 Everyone is in M cK B a t h A lc o h o l the week-end at Higgle b ro th e rs’ Mild slinging will la' indulged In serve. Bert C Rue was appointed vited to attend these services. cam p near Ihrkenfeld Mr a n d Mrs hill the day of (he ignorant voler general chairm an of the club's a n F ru i la'i|ail,l ot P o rtlan d looked Jack Fredrick Aten, son of Mr. nual picnic for today tT hursday' and Mrs. J. H Aten, has been and thu n k giaaln, : Hie 1‘int a fte r th e ir fa rm during th e ir a b 1 pa people a le able Io m ake effective a t Eisner s park. , sence quite ill at his home during the Twenty-two members of Tigard weeg but is slowly improv - I'itc h e s’ S ham poo Mr and Mrs. U tu ik C raig ot i bolees K takes more th a n a hand Grange attended the W ashington in^ Astoria visited hl* fa th e r. J o e shake, a ,'lgar or a prom ise to county Pomona meeting a t Beaver swing the individual voter C ling last week Mrs. E L. Cox spent Tuesda, ton last Wednesday . Through tlie with ....... 75c Louise and M arie T olke of n ear Mr. and Mrs L H Murray of efforts of the Tigard and Sherwood There is no question III the N orth Plains a tte n d ,si the C a ld m inds ot ohgervets th at we are delegation, th e aimuad grange pic- Jam es Richards and Miss Alice well shower Fi t lav night R u s s i a n O il 1^011 those hot. sticky dog days, you'll want frocks Clip Out and Mail This Ollier lllank for P atterns me will be held m the south end Gembella went to Portland the Alta rt Fatw.iriLs a n d H arold P e ier- 'binding in fro n t ol a lot of trubli T th at are cool and com fortable, yet dainty and of tlie county in 193o. Helen and ilrJt of last week, where thev vis- FASHION BUREAU, son did , a i |a n t e r work on the and p erh ap s we are in the m idst chic Nothing could suit the purpose better than of it already It will la- ot p a r a Pinl Phyllis Sm ith of Tigard played a lt<ed u ltj1 relatives in the city and Jes.se M eyer- house bust week 103 Park Ave., New York City. marimba duet on tlie afternoon pro. at the home ot Mr and Mrs Floyd the models sketched above. Mr a n d Mis A rth u r FLsIirr ot m ount iin ia a la m e d ia l Justice pre- gram. Enclosed find ..................... cents. Please send Williams of Clackamas. Suitsel cam p visited at th e G e,age vat Ls If, on the tennis court, you want to Interest W inalel C hocolate* One of those oddities which n a Fisher home last week A number of officers and mem spectators more In your appearance than your me the p attern s listed below a t 15 cents per pat ture can and does produce is found bers of Kinton Grange attended It will la* very Uit|M>rtunt th at Mi and Mrs Jesse Meyers am t in the backyard of Mr. an d Mrs. Pomona Grange held with Beaver agility and service. No. 214's the dress for yon. tern: gran d d au g h ter. E leanor P o w e l l everybody rem ain ta ltu and cool 2 1b. b o x Long slim lines, broken by scallops and buttons, Ed Ryan of Tigard. It is a sun ton Grange last Wednesday Next sla nt the week-eiul with relatives •ll»’ ’l>ei, will lx* a u u \ nut of P attern num ber: flower which isn t much different meeting will be with Forest Grove our pr«*.xent emergen,-y give this sports frock a trim silhouette. It can be al llirk cn tflil than most such plants except for W illiam Higgle am i G ren Fr<xst made easily. In linen, pique, or gingham ; and K inton Grange will hold its regu 344 ............................S i z e .............................. lir u ta the number of little blossoms com lar annual picnic August 12 at We ni.iv huve to go w ithout of Ihrkenfeld visited tiere S a tu r comes In sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. Size IS ing out There is one large flower Eisner's park. Peter Zimmerman day am ple tiaal. w ithout g.e. and many C ra z y C r y sta l» a n d 253 Site in the center which is nearly ripe, will be the speaker and there will calls for 3 '., yards ot 35-lnch fabric. Shtrlev W hite is able to be about o th er things but what has lai'u B righten otherw ise drab kitchen work with No. and nine other ... flowers oif the main done before can la' done again so a lte r an illness of several w ,i'k- other numbers on the program, C u r r i e r ’» T a b le t » 253. a charm ing apron frock of checked gingham . 223 ............................Size stem th at will ripen in a short Everyone invited. Bring basket din Mr.- E tta Liiwiu.Ls aeeoiupanie,! winds the us,' ol getting excited ‘ time. Now besides these numerous ner and * Note the simple lines, contrasting collar and re- ner brother George Higgle to Hir- Name flowers, this out-of-the ordinary Harry A. Richards returned home keufeld lor .1 visit S atu rd ay night vers P rinted linen or chambray Is splendid for plant is sending out a num ber of frum Taft the ljut of th<? week Mr- E thel M evers an<l U e an o r K O D A K F IN IS H IN G th is apron, which closes in the fr o n t It comes In little blossoms from each stem of after spending nearly two weeks Powell visited Mrs Eva llenefi, I Address sizes 32 to 42. Size 3S needs 5 yards of 32- the nine branches Ju st as if those wltll relatives and friends Mr Mr a n d Mrs Hay S hank a n d a t M anning S aturday I ’ Ilo lle 26fi tnch fabric, or 5 yards plus % yard contrast. weren't enough, there are a lot of R^d-ards also did some carpenter City . . . Ml and Mr Elmo T allm a n anil family ot C lark South D akota vis little shoots coming out where the work while in Taft. Suitable for many occasions during the sum M averene a n d L averne Kilburg ot lied Mt ai. I Mr- Lorenz Sunday limbs branch oft the m ain trunk. If rh<, home of Mr and V rs Timber wen- over night guests of S ta te .......................................... ....................................... mer Is the youthful, nonchalant-appearing No. Cyril a n d Ray lo re u z e n te rta in ed all the sun flowers would m ature Melvin Vandermost is nearly com T allm ans parents. Mr and 22S The high buttoned oeckllne and sleeves are Write your nam e and .uldress plainly, giving num Mrs a t the same time, there w o u l d pleted they moved in during Mrs George Higgle. S atu rd ay naive, yet sm art. Linen, faille, and broadcloth are ber and size of patterns you want Enrloee 15 cents probably be th ree dozen or so sun past weelc j ^ j c d d A ball gam e was played her,' S un- th e m aterials. Designs are In sizes 14 to 20 a n * coin for each number, and mail your order to dav with Ireluune flowers on the one plant. carpenter work, Recent visitors ui Tigard are Mr. Hillslairo Argus Eit-hion Bureau. 103 Park Ave 32 to 42. Size IS requires 3•% yards of 39-lneh Mr .nui Mi Hutien Kelly Mrs Mrs. Diadema Dav-Charnlev and and Mrs. Peter Case and daughter nephew. Robert Hart, of Portland New York. N Y. fabric E tta Edw ards Mrs H ester K i r r I c from Canada. They spent a week in and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Schwartz a n d son D uane, and Mrs E thel Eugene and w i l l spend several u, M evers a n I E leanor IMweil s p lit of Heppner o r p p n e r visited y isiiea Friday i-Tiaav with w ith Mr Mr T J - T Mr Mr W W McDotl- tim ber M r anti Mrs K ern a re now Mondas at th e Iw.u h weeks in this vicinity. and Mrs E L Cox Mrs Schwartz H a r t l l l i p r O V l l l ß resid en ts oi P nrtlitnd but forrnerly Attend "Booster" Meet is a sister of Mrs. Charniey. e * v"> Mggs M axine burg visited sev- resided Westtmber Tigard was represented by six Mrs Nick G erig and family of MISS I IIKW Is w 1 Hussell S m ith members of the young peoples C Salem and Miss Weibel of Orenco Whet V ìa plxMxl Mass Sue Het) HetiVi» |a,.vait away the county Booster E society at tne uoosrer a e re guests of Mr and Mrs August 1 H r M i« J u lia A. M orse, !i>. 1 e -h a M irciiel who has lui, 20 ut Wtlminglon. Del. Bhe rally at Orenco Friday night Miss H Dallniann July 21. A triD to to TIMBER - Ben Hart local res- tsitu w ;h Mix.- L illian w.* loiiu eily a s, hOol tca, Iwr lu Esther Strom of Tigard, state fi- G resham was day as made during the day, M. M nrlb» Van. tuurant proprietor, u improving Ills E.. in Eu m- for th e past IIilL Imrn .U id liad m unv frieiuls nancial secretary ■ boosted for the where they visited Mrs Mr and Mr» Hilar Itx u h a n d nyuia buildings this week and enlarcing k ii'tu r m d to her home lle le summer conference at T urner and o b rist , I M r a n d Mrs Jo h n ian n i Sunday also gave some of her plans for Mrs. Bell Honored Mr a n d Mrs. B urleigh T allhuui Ibach and family here Bunday arousing enthusiasm for the county I v a n il li e r l i e r , - \ i n c u - l K i y .s?10W tfven Mrs. Jack a McGowan, carpenter, was VL-iteil Mr- 'T allm an's paren:.-. Mr Mr a: I Mrs Bert D alton .-[>enl convention meeting a t t o Beaverton n ie e iu ig a c u v r iic u R o A r l “tUi r* lo c t e2 'r s . i 7............... uacs. íl a j u w íu i . « ai M ar!in Keilding. ex am in er ot op- and Mr- Tom Riggles. of Buxton a tew d a s - last week vistung Mr October 19 V to O 22. V Conferences on “f injured on the head a .........................- hile he was L J V IV O e r O IL iV iC iiV C a » V I* A»- /-» v , i ------ -------------- - - ............................. — lo rs a n n u d l ch au ffe u rs will wlll be bc In and Mr- Harvey Jes-e v c ia to missionary work was conducted by tne n<Mne of Mrs^ Charles Rose- working on the Ben Hart ¡ila • ... s ' Miss R uth Leslie of Tigard, and on L „n ,JaC* £ * " A 1“ 5 ? dles from week Cap:, tin F inch ui the Westtmber Mi--, . Cecelia B re n n an a n d H ill-boro August 8 at the court publicity bv Curtis Tigard. different c o m m u n itie s ---- were pres- unit of the CCC w.is called to his M inna a n d H e n n e ttu Vanderzan- house from » a in to 5 p in UM S r ? o£Ïhe“ l ^ E ^ e l i c M g itu w home in Anaconda, Mont with wor.' of the death of his father , w e r e r ,r e ,e n î^ Gales Creek. Thursday. Mrs David Castle and Mrs Ar th ur El.iott gave ., shower at the home of Mr- Elliott for her daugh- cr-in-law Mr- R.,\ Elliott, Tlnirs- sermon to the Women's missionary Bierly and Mrs Bell "*’ 3 John Kalish. Miss Kalish Is em- dav afternoon. Many lovely gifts convention. Mrs. George J Harms and daugh- P!oved as a nurse in the St Vin ta primarily dependent on the were received. The afternoon was Silver Creek park acted as a s hO!'? 1 "V, -pent playing gan.es. Guests were u-e of feeds th a t combine the magnet for a number ot local peo ter. Miss Dorothy Harms of Hlíls- te ?; Mr and Mrs John Richmond Me-dames boro visited Thursday with Mrs W Gilmore. A Riche, ple Sunday, to th e park Lillie M Bierlv Miss" n o m rh , ' re. had as th eir Sunday cuests Mr and elem ents of nutrition In correct , . - who .. went . to c e le b ra te the birthday of Mrs. mained for the "evening and return Mrs Walter Hawkins and Emma M F Welter G W.lson. B Wright, ly-balanced proportion». O u i A. G. Pearson. W Brmkmeyer and A. Markee. feeds for cuttle and poultry are Dean Kiesel. who has been re ^ n t^ e ^ R l S " “ P^ « . . V ^ n t a . .m selected with this thought In siding w ith ht- parents in Portland mind and are offered with our and Mrs. W McFadden. Mrs^ FYan- Hillsboro ^Irs- Edna Kilby star route car- . ince the shut dewn. is spending a unqualified endorsem ent Every i ? an,L Cr^ F ’t i n 15 ° v z i Mrs- A rthur Moonev ( M a r v r ie r spent th e Wf^k -en d in Porr- few days in Timber this week wanted variety Is Included In Mr. and Mrs. Billy Edwards of pi,.». ' '-M ary , , . f W alter W right. Paul Lorenz, M il our large stock. Sherwood. Mr and Mrs Mrs. Clyde Leedy - . u ith m T? B em adm - Hammond of lard H ubbard and P eter S eraphin to « B r o o k s , and Mr and Mrs Jay Mr ? S he returned to her home drove to Iy.ng Beach. W ash a tte n d th e Motor, vcle Gypsy tour to N etarts beaches last ^ £ 7 ™ ^ n t X X r r u k K ? and rally T hey re tu rn e d .Sunday ,B. IMLAY 4 SONS, IN r m l r ^ ntln rierf» im U 'a \? r » « to e n t to Mr Moonev w ho^had Wlth *’hom shp had been visiting » M O M B IA V I »TON 1740 Miss Irene Phillips ol S heridan is G aarde and family Mr and .Mrs. T the Da.-- tew v . visiting h e r sistei Mr Clarence R C C O V IL L E L M. Erickson and family, and Mr c“t .g at>s E \ t MefCrm in ' At last reports it w as'feared ” th e E M •v ,cK n‘8ht ol F o r t Grov, Girsberger. ot W, timber. and Mrs. Marvin Gaaide Mr and .Mrs L aw rence K ern hand and part of the arm might was a '*lsit° r in Timber Thursday Bilyeu Medalist Me P< rn in n e u l $ 2 .5 0 have to be am putated 8 Uav,d McDonald of Dallas spent a n d th ree ch ild ren are spending I ST a few m inutes Cornell Mrs. John Bilyeu, Bilyeu. son was ot m edX t m th± week-end with his nephew and everal days a t th en hom e in We each week will im Sham poo .3 5 the junior division o t Oregon's a n d ^ aIi, prove th e q u ality o f seventh annual junior golf cham- ; , rs ^ ? d uv'lr£,,,i?t“d ar p ?i71,?nd, pionship p l a y e d a t Alderwood ' nd S * 1/ c?d s?n i Wll'ard M a rc e l .5 0 your hair, and m ake it course. Bilyeu plaved a 73, one Huber, q'hovr LapJ.ande. over par to lead the field. Cornell „ dL ? eav®‘"t0‘J s«*»« more flatterin g ly lovely. F in g e r W a v e .3 5 m et George Kikes in championship , , p,nvri nS rii.**8 Wltb M r' and pairing and went the way of most l L ? pm,., u , L „ . A c t u a l w a s h in g m a c h in e tests w ill be m a d e in o u r s to re H e n n a Pack We will do ev e ry th in g 1 .0 0 medaluist when he lost to Kikes , HlIlstx>ro 2 UD spent tne week-end with h er friends. lo r you, from m assag A number of local Rebekahs at- c'orrnick^’ rerfii^n’t"*1. B1^ " che Mc- H o t O il .8 5 ing to h air dressing, and tended the Sherwood meeting when to her home Mrs G race Christensen, president ‘ -pC.y , _ y o u ’ll find it in ex p en G io R n z .2 0 of the Rebekah Assembly, made rhu rrli >i,rom the K’nton sive to keep b eau tifu l 1 p a c k a g e W h it e K in g G r a n u la t e d S o a p a n d 1 b a r M is s io n her official visit City View lodge th sf sslons oi the M a n ic u r e .3 5 by p atro n izin g my shop. was also visited by the Tigardvhle <2,,?lp/neetl£lg „ a t„ Je n " B e ll T o ile t S o ap will be given away free to every house Rebekahs Sarah VanKleek made S H; Pwne; wife who will register in our electrical departm ent betw een the her report of th e Rebekah Assembly m 2 " f t R r> rt p hmer°y. Mr. and E y e la s h a n d E y e b r o w T in t in g 85c at Tillamook I? \ E L Cox' Mr an(J Mrs O. hours of 10 a. m. and 5 p. nt. Tuesday, August 7th. H Peterson and children and Mrs Herman Metzentine. Virgil McCormick, who has been employed by H erm an M etzentine of i By I. R. s tr u b b , Hiteon during the past few weeks 1215 3rd St G nmnd flimr Odd Fellow»' lllil». Phone 1273 Mr and Mrs. H F. Neuhauser, returned home th e last of the week Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Emma Mr. and Mrs George Snider and Shultz of Portland wen Sunday daughter. Miss Eunice Snider who visitors at the Joe Smejkal home, have been spending the last two Little Cora Belle Shultz of Tigard, spent two weeks a t th e coast re- who had bet d visiting a t the Sm ej- turned home last week. Beckwith to Head Argonne Legion Post I cll Me Another - - • PALM Drug Store Newlyweds I lonorvd by Buxton People c 19c 17c 39c 39c 59c 69c 98c Plan for Picnic ix’isvville Limber BiiildiiiGs Roy LIVESTOCK GROWTH How to fo r you r H a ir J W ash Faster - Cleaner - Safer TUESDAY. AUGUST 7th FREE Green Mountain S p ecia l Day O ffer LOOK!! M ILLIE’S BEAUTY SALON and this Z e n ith I I B MARVEL I H H E le c tr ic W a s h e r W ith All These Features •OVERHEAD AGITATOR •CLO THES SEPARATOR •O N E LEVER CONTROL • AIM I STED LEGS •Z E N IT H QUALITY e-W y » H Sx O N L Y S an itary B eauty Shop A ll Kind« of llra u ty W ork ■ PERMANENTS B ■fi ■iiecialty Telephone 1471 W K I I/ H A P A R T M E N T » (tendel H HENTESTS ■ MnLcI B, DR B H RALPH DRESSER Dentist He Sure to See This Feature Value fl INSURANCE Tslsphons I B ristol H ardw are Company Phone 761 H ills b o r o , O re g o n SURGEON A. (). PITM A N , M. D. PHYSICIAN and HtlROBON X-l,»r and I'hnU o T h . r . p , Comnisrelal N a tio n al Rank l lh l . Office «231 Telephones Residence 791Z DR. D. E. W ILEY, M. I). Physician and Surgeon Wells Building TKI.KPHONK8 Offle. Mgg ...................... GARBAGE coi . i . ection G arb ag e C ollection B u il d i n g K re n ln a ., Him ilnr l.y A piM .Inlnirnt Easy Terms and and cans Commercial H A ll Sor $59.50 PHYSICIAN I3H1X • 30 pkgs. White King Granu- • Clothes Line _ aUd So*'’ • (lothe* Pina • Ironing Board N e x t d o o r to V e n e tia n T h e a t r e ?n/y U.-S-.-"¿u¿/c/s TIRES of TEMPERED RUBBER Perm anent« end ell kinda of heeuty work. llalro n y H illsboro I'h arm ery GROLP INCLUDES • Zenith Marvel W asher • Clothes Bar Busch’s Service Garage E V E ’S BEAUTY SH O P General lieauty Work Telephone Grasp This Opportunity to Save The makers of a majority of the new cars are buying U. S Tires of TEMPERED RFKItER Why not follow their judg- ment and be sure of getting the safest, toughest, longest wearing tires built? Compare our low prices. You get more safe miles at no extra cost! BEAUTY SHOPS r ' J GUARANTEED FO R HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 144 D. P. O ORRIERl Telephone 2.325 rubber stamps ■ G EORGE I’. 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