THE
Thursday, August 9. 1931
W a s h in g to n
N ew s L e tte r
N a tio n a l I.d ltn rm
H p * '» I t ° IIUl»h«
A '« mc I m I ton
» A ig u .
II up p e n m g s A ro u n d
N ational Capitol as
Swell by NEA
H IL L S B O R O
A RO US,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
T Wofxlward Miss W oodward Is
secretary to th e business m anager
I of th e S u n set m agazine of Han
' Francisco
H arry Q uain tan ce left A ugust 1
for S a n Francisco
M r a n d Mrs C A L aP ierre <Jt
P o rtlan d visited Mr and Mrs W
F H u n te r one day last week
born. to M r and M rs Jo h n A
KarLson, July 29 j .*x,.
M r and Mrs George T P ra tt
called on friend . h«*re W ednesday.
Mr P r a tt is to tie Sunday school
m issionary in e aste rn W ashington
Ml.ss M argaret P ra tt will en te r
W ashington Stab* College th is fall
M r and M rs K ram er of Look­
out, Cab. and M r and M rs F ra n k
K eryon of P o rtlan d were guests
T h u rsd ay evening of M r and Mrs
L T W oodward
M r a n d Mrs H enry Hump of
P o rtla n d were guests of M r and
Mrs. W H King Bunday
Mrs. H unter picnicked w ith a
num ber of friends Sunday
at
R oom ers Rest.
M r S w artz and fam ily a re sp e n d ­
ing th e week-end with his m otner
M rs Sw artz, a t the Jo h n K arlson
home
Mr and Mr A1 Johnson, R e ath a
and M ary of C apitol Hill visited a*,
the W H Ring home Sunday
M r and Mr., C P. Beck visited
M r B e c k s fa th e r m P o rtlan d S u n ­
day.
F red W Berry of W innipeg, Can.,
arriv ed S aturday to visit his m o th ­
er. M rs A M Berry
M r and Mrs M itchell a n d M rs
B erry a n d son visited Mr, and
M rs A L indgren in F orest G rove
Sunday
l e u o l 21 billion/» of dolluih now
tied up in ftavUitfft account» T h e
Idea I- to get thl» w ealth in to < lr-
< id.dlon 1 he big money boy* do
not have tin it fo iu l» in H a v in g s ac ­
c ount1. If is th e th rifty g r o u p
urnong wuge-eai net s who hank tills
money
Helvetia "Hi Jinks”
on Saturday Night
HELVETIA HomethUtg d iffere n t,
soon thing new? Come to Helvetlu
iili iol bouse Hutut'diiy night. Aug
uni 11. to till1 u p creum wx tul, free
- - - - - - - - - - - • program , ixixlng m utch noil "w hat "
Jobcpli W enzel 1« 111 charge T he
A H IIIN IIIO N , August 11 Politic* w liool board la sponsoring th e ul-
uiul governm ent a ifu lm will un- h t lt lo rul.sp m oney to equip th e
(JnubU'dly go forw ard under high buacmeilt The priigium will I«' out
pienaure Im m ediately I o I I o w 1 li g 1 ,,l-1 I0 0 1
|| w eutlw r Is luvorubli
i 'r e a l d e n l I< i m i .,«* v « * I | I el u n i to the liudle« uic requested to bring cakes
White* House* the* l u lle t i« u l ol this
llic dairy co-op picnic a t J a l i l -
week R outine m u tte r , which have ze*n beaeli Hunduy waa well re p re ­
been subm erged or com pletely Ig­ sented by d airym en and th e ir fa m ­
nored during l In* teb I nt e of the ilies Irom H elvetia a n d im m ediate
d u e l exe*e-iitive*. will uguin beeonte vicinity
m u llet* «I m ujor Im portance tu
Hoy sto u ts of troop 247. Helvetlu,
p a rtisa n propugundi .1 s Only m a t­ retu rn e d from th e ir cross-country
ter» ol mi uig eiit ii.nitie wer • r a ­ hike, from H toggins valley to the
dioed lo the pn*.ul«*lil ill leu or forks of th e 'fru sk in T illam ook,
sent by a irp la n e to p o rts «I cull lute T hursday n ight, a ra th e r tired
'rtie congress. which u d jo u rac d In and bedraggled group T he light
June, a p p ro p ria te d approxim ately lu lu we Ituil here was a down
11 billion d o l l a r s , w ille n . o l ceeurse1. jxzur in the hilts, so Hurt they laid
will lie s |x n l uniter Mr Itoosevelt's Iain most ot the tim e T hey enjoyed
d irectum
I'hcic
were mini* I l i a n iLshmg und hud lots of fish to c al
OS' law s w ritte n
in Hie slatu tM . o n lit.- trip T ills was th e ir first
W
und
tlu*M*
r e q u ir e d
on,
it
In te r-
I,,,,,
b ik e a n d
th e y
d id f i n e a n d a r e
pre ta t urns I r o m
udiiiin« n a t i v e ready for u n o llter
«„reticle» C lothed W illi alm ost un-
Henry. E rnest. C lareia e und C lara
lim ited powers a n d no enorm ous fs< liabold wen* visiting th e ir »isle
purse, tiu* president
will lurvi* III- Ml*. Wuluce McCuen. a n d lum lly
tie
lim e
o n Ills b u n d s
for day a t Longview, W a sh . Hunduy. Mr
d ream in g when lu* r e tu r n , to
ills McCuen Is 111 w ith in flam m atory
official hom e
rheum atism .
H arold M cCuen r e ­
tu rn ed w ith them und will visit
Uusytxxlies arc us usual, u I tem p t- his gran d p aren t» , Mr. a n d Mrs. D
lug to udvls<* th e p resid en t on Ila* TschulMlld, lor u tim e
stule of th e nation unit how to run
Maxim* D uhtie 1» staying In P o rt-
the world P residential *w< icla rle s luixl w ith h e r a u n t. Mrs h*s Puyne
suy they wen* pester« . by llim e Mr Payne Is in th e V eterans' Jios-
typea. who sought a n oppo rtu n ity pltul. where In* h a d a n o peration
of boarding tlx- presid en t's tra in for on a n infected ankle some tunc
th e sole p u ip u sr of .slaiking his ugo
luuul und o tte rin g counsel It re-
flu* /.a b le r fam ily h a d u re union I
.
... .
qulred a lot of diplom acy to sort pu n a ut la iu re lh u rst park Sunday,
nf
l\i» r fn
P L llIlS
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tile w heal from Hie slu-uf 'I here I h n sc p re sen t were Mr a n d Mrs. |
Ata*
/
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and
faintly.
Mr
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were legiuns of sm all tune p iltti
l l t y M r«
M e r r i t t J a c k**» » )
H erm an Z ahler. M r a n d Mrs.
clans, who th re a te n e d to crowd out Mi
NO RTH PLAIN S Ladles of the
Ute real w orthw hile leader». whose Abe V ouiigiii und Klullu* Youngen. P a i e i i t - ' l i .n her association enjoyed
Kola it Magill a tte n d e d th e Iim cr- a day of quilting, w ith not luck
honest opinions wen* w anted by tiu
president M any h au g h ty politicians ul ol his sister M arg aret M agln, a t luncheon, ut the hom e of M rs Anna
alung the rouie tak en by th e presi- P o rtlan d M onday,
Miller August 1 T hree com forters
deni *tepp«xl oil llieu blgb-lioi.-x*
Sunshine «tub m em ber» w ith th e ir a n d one quilt were finished Next
to w rite appealing letters begging fam ilies und frien d s will hold th e ir sa wing will be a t the hom e of Mrs
for interview s w ith t i n - d lstln - an n u al
picnic on tla* W illiam lo in Stigum S eptem ber 12
gululied visitor e n route lo W ash- Z u te h e r place W edlwsday. A ugust
P u rl Weineck«* a n d fam ily of
inglon P reaiuent itousevcll ■, re tu rn 1;» Bring a well filled basket, clips T ro eh o rn visiti'd Ins b rother. W.
may „rove a boon to k x a l hotels arid silver. C offee will lx* furnished H W elnecke, a n d fam ily Sunday
because business tuts been slack ol Lunch a l noon uiul gam es shortly
Miss R u th F inrli of P o rtlan d Is
spending a lew days w ith h e r cous­
lute B elegaliuns from various com - a lte r
m utinies are expecU*d in town to
Joseph W«*nz< 1 was lim ping aro u n d in E ugenie Cy pher
Bop Johnston«* C h arles Reynold»
uppe«u direct to the Whip* House* her«* last Sunday, having a very
for action on relief m easure* build- sor«* fixrl W hile wrecking a b u ild ­ m id f j i r r v Upson of P o rtlan d clim b.
ing projects, e tc , which liave b e e n m g a t his b ro th er Will s place near i d th e no rth side of Mt H«xxl S un-
B eaverton lie Jum ped on u rusty uay m orning
IM'iuhng for several n o n llis
M rs Lester C ypher a n d d a u g h -
nail
Mr a n i Mrs Frc<l Joasy of P h il­ I.-IS M arlon and M argaret a re va-
S ecretary of A griculture W ullacr lips e n te rta in e d w ith a |>urtv F r i­
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n in g a l O ceanlake
uiul hl* a sststa lits are playing a day night In honor <>! the b ir th ­ la tlo
Mr a n d Mrs Jo h n M iller a n d
few trick c ard s in an e ffo rt to day an u lv crsarv of llu*ir son Earl family ol P o rtlan d spent Sunday
hi
th e ir a g ric u llu tru l r r l a l p ro ­ A group ol tit«* younger se t u t-
a t tlx* J K S an d fo rd hom e
gram T h e latest alia« x Is directed teiulcd
those from th is vicinity
M is E lvira M ilchell ol Dlllev and
to th e I Ig aielle ullil otlaT IliallU-
W
ilfred
a
n
d
A
lbert
tlrixxsen
her slste r-lll-la w . Mrs. A H Mac-
fa« turer* of tobacco products ’flits l* 1,ig lam es Davidson
dougal.
ol S e a ttle are spending th e
and
cubluet officer i lalnis th a t In 1832
week a t th e L R C ypher home
tobacco growers received only 4'
i t .«. I*«* fur l*»i w - i*
M r all(j Mrs M R F inch a n d
c e n ts of the conaum eis d o l l a r ,
Mrs Irene K orn a n d clilldien. o|)s th x ,IK,. ltlld lyonald ol P o rt­
whereus. tobacco m an u fa c tu re rs r e ­ ing» rt uiul K a th ry n and In r m e«« | u u j vlsntHi Mrs M arion C ypher
ceived mori tliun 1U n u t s m the C a r o lin e I P i s h e y id B a c o iiu |x n t a n n u l l i e r r e la tiv e s S u n d a y
form ot pruilt* U ddly enough Mr .« lew duy al Long Beuch. W ash.
i' H Keenon und sons, H arold
W allace neglecnxl to m ention th a t They were uccom punted hy M r and Jix* and Ed K riliu ii are sp e n d ­
th e fetlrral governm ent r i c e m s Its ,.n«l M l
l-1'il W e n g e r Ellen alwl ing a lew days th is week fishing
larg est revenue Irom tin* high taxes K e n n eth W enger of P ortlund They on W ilson river
o n tobacco p ro d u cts I he cwuinetecr reported a g.xxi c atch of clam s
E dw ard a n d Uerl W aller are
Is strenuously denying th a t the
M is -. E dna K orn left Iasi week building u lieu barn. Hie stru c tu re
dro u g h t will lorn- th e Agri« u ltu ra l loi S a n Francisco C a l. w here ahe to lx* used lor storing baled hay
A iljustm ent lulunni-slralion Ut a o a n - hus a ixjsltlon In th e office of
Mrs W H WellM-cke s p e n t sev­
d o n Its p ro d ia tu m co n tro l uuiii- tin* S o u th e rn Pacific Railway Her e ra l days last week visiting relatives
agem ent
Pressure ol «««momic al* sisler. M innie K orn, will leave Kan in P o rtlan d
fa irs directly due to th e d rought P
. ram is. o August 10 via S P rall-
H nnilu-s ol E rnest Nelson
hn
ixuulttioux are
however, forcing
i4> New York lor a trip to tif i lin . A F C h risten e r a n d Jo
C arl
Mr Walla* «■ anil his lolleag u cs to
E ngland, a n d thence to C h ristcn ei utteftded tlie Kallaa*
a c c e p t m odiL cation prv.posals abiu F ra n c a G arm anyb S w n ze ila n d and p u nt«* al J a n tz e n B earti Sunday
m g to llie lo rie s of n a tu re
o th er places of interest A lter her
C h arles W aller spent th e week*
vacation Miss K orn Will re tu rn to (,nd ;lt TUlainook I x * h < lies
P ro fria u r Tugwell, ui*J«*r secre- her office work in the S o u th e rn
M |. illni Mrs Russell Loftis e n te r-
t»ry of agriculture, h a . no* tu rn ed Pacific office w here she lias been ^,,1,,.^ » n h u d in n er T uesday eve-
crttlc He is lighting bock w ith em ployed 14 v eals
nlll|i honoring th e ir guests, the
unexpected v ig o r u g a i n s l tho«x* w h o
Mrs J o h n M urtz of K alam a,
Angela. Lois a n d H elen Un-
oppuac till* Ideas In* h a s w ritte n in - W ash s|x nt last week visiting r e l - ,
kl.,. o( B rainerd M inn
atlves
here
a
n
d
at
Y
am
hill.
to th e Ne* Deal fa rm policies
Ed K uinni of th e CCC cam p a t
W allace a n d T ugw ell h a v e d ra fte d
T im ber sp e n t th e w eek-end a t his
all available executives from theli
hom e
M r a n d Mrs. W J. T ro u tm a n
d e p a rtm e n t a n d se n t th em in to the
sp e n t S unday ut Neskowin
: .. .. i o n »pec«h m aking t**uis m
Ill y M r*. K ir hard Hu>»««r)
T
V acation Bible school
a n orgajim xl e ffo rt to give crowd*
Dorn, to Mr and Mrs. Law rence held lie in Dully
tiu* C h u rc h ol C lirist o p en ­
of farm er* a firs t-h a n d e x p la n a ­ Olio»
in
Hillsboro.
August
1.
a
boy
tion of g ovenim enial activ ities c o n ­ 1 hey have m im ed the baby M ilton ed M onday w ith 22 In a tte n d an c e
From I h e en th u siasm show n a
tem p latin g a d ju stm e n t s in ag ric u l­
H erbert
m uch larg e r a tte n d a n c e us expected.
tu re
Mi * B ertlm Ijie m erm an of H ay ­ T h e school will con tin u e lor two
w ard is visiting a few days w ith
T h e troublesom e question ol net­ M is Cuiolm e A rm entrout in Forest weeks w ith a program including
m usic. Bible d ra m a tiz atio n , c h a r a c ­
tling fa rm debt ca»«rs is now on th e
gridiron. C o m m itte e . a p p o in te d by 1 'ixirrell H avden of A rlington, te r stories. Bible drill, m ap study,
m em ory work und handw ork All
governors rep resen tin g n ,? 42 .n .*
s l V,ia
a t e r m s Wa-.li
i l s i i .,1
m
tilts
com m unity
liave been organized lo
I r tli
>
wrt.k re tu rn in g hom e S a lu r- c h ild ren betw een th«* ages of five
to sixteen a re welcome. Among
debt a d ju stm e iil work C o-operut-
mg w ith 2400 county commltUH** m o
sto c k m a n Mrs T racy th«».«* helping M rs D uane C lianiber-
__M
— I l . > , la l f . k
il t 'P
[III*
every
el (ori I 1»
m ade to S save
t he G iftin g ol Sprague. W a sh , a n d * lain w ith tiu* school a re M rs Bert
(iu in hom e wiUiout raeorUng to U m Helen S tix k m a n of K ootenai. Idaho. T ro u tm a n . Mrs. R. Beal, M ary
draxilh F razier-L em ke IxuiMruptcy siM'iii* a fi‘W day’s last w«*t*k witli H -nim ore. F ra n c es a n d P at Moy»r.
ameiu(rn(*nl Federal judges n o a Mr mid M rs P hilip Miller. They M ildred H unger und Mrs. W J.
.
liave th e power to a p p o in t a io n - ¡left W ednesday for a visit to P o rt- T ro u tm an _______
________ __
« Illation com m iaslolier in «aulì a g ­ laiul .m l t* '* y Kl’1 br,o,r>,l‘1,wstUMi>n i i
MRS. FRA N K EBERLY
ric u ltu ra l county ile a tte m p ts to horn«* Mi and M is 1 hilip M iller
UANKii M rs H a ttie Belle Eberly
work o u t th * se tu e m e iil w ith a left W ednesday for S o u th e rn
, dj(,d Augus( j u l ^ e r hom e near
m ajority ol th e creditors, both In
..........
B anks a f te r a lingering illness.
these fornla.
num
ber
und
am
o
u
n
t.
U
nei"otiaUo«us al.* suer. M ul th e w o rk
’
¿ '. '¡ X u x i r r n i s Sun-
8 h e w»s born A ugust 21. 1864^11
"t Ui. com duclion .s.m m i*»ioner Is
visited w ith her p a re n ts Sim Q hu)
O n .gt)n ln 190ft
m ade binding o n the unsecured day
h i , n . .r d
H unger s l * 1» survived by tiu* widower,
m uiorlty c red ito rs .
, .„.‘v,*’ reninicai_ «
n
. m
' o
f
‘¿ X . ^ C I i a r l r o “oi
worked o u t fairly succ
W isconsin. Ohio, M issouri. W ash -,
ington. aiul Mussrssippi, w here Iiom weeks On th e way back t o u r e
Kdj(h R ayniond 0, Forest
1000 to 401X1 fa rm hom es have been gon .th ey »topped a t th e O regon Q rove M rs Florence H opkins of
saved by th is voluntary debt c o n ­ Caves
- reenla
Tillam ook, a n d M rs —
Rylvia G
c ilia tio n work
of V ernonia
Governmental, m d u tn a l and la- S e c o n d O r e g o n R e u n io n
F u n e ra l services were conducted
txxr leader» a re taking »Uxk of the
L n u r e lh u r s t P a r k b u n d a y
unem ploym ent problem . Ho m any
T w elfth a n n u a l reunion of the “ STOMACH PAINS SO BAD
confllctinK report« a r e (loaiing seco n d Oregon R eunion association
I COULD HARDLY WORK”
aro u n d tlia t it Is alino.st im possib e
1m> h<.,d 8 uh(jttV u t L au re lh u rst
Says C. 8. G rass: “A fter taking
to o b tain a true perspective w i l - k ln p ort,iand. S en ato r F re d e r-
llam G reen, p resid en t of th e Am ci-1 1( k ste lw er will lx* the .speaker, Dr E m il's Adla T ablet* tlie pains
lean F ed eratio n of Labor. Hud.sU
oJ (he i«2nd in fa n try will a re gone a n d 1 e a t anything.** T ry
10,312,000 m en a n d women are usslst ln th e program . H ugh S.
o u t of work. T h e ?\ F ol L. atatU tl-
Hillsboro Is vhx^-ehalrinan Adla tre a tm e n t o n o u r m oney bark
g u aran tee. D elta D rug store —Adv
•elan« claim spring business activity j of (ju, lUWOC(ation.
only c rea te d enough Jobs to eom-
pe n sa te w inter lay -o ils. T h e la test
available figures s h o w
10.820.(XHi
pcruons on relict rolls supporttxi by
public funds ln April. T h e d e p a rt­
m ent of labor replies th in g s orc
n o t a» black a« p ainted. Industry
y elp s ab o u t lack of c re d it lan ause I
tlie federal agencies w ant to c u r­
tail profit. I t Ls a topsy-turvy tuene
w ith little p ro sp -et ol m aterial
f/u t f /^
■change u n til llu tall elections. 1 he
< li*ouuht h a s Placed 400,000 fttllll-
-
e r a fam ine» repre«*ntlng l.OOO.IHXi,
person* on relief .-oils.
. . . . m i v Rk*) « - ih e ' » m Z ' d N l g M » h o w a . .h e g r a n , . . l a n d - b e t e v e r , body
Page Five
Hiteon Folk Hold
Annual Gathering
(B y
Friday a fte rn o o n a t th e
M ethodist church, of which she « a s
a m em ber. Rev. J o h n E b ert of For-
est G rove officiated
In te rm e n t
¿ a s in the B anks cem etery
,,“¿33 Ice Cream Social
Orenco on Tuesday
A. N. DAVIES
KLNTON W ord was received here
F riday evening of th e d e a th Aug-
ust 2 ol A N D avies of N etarts.
for m any years a local residen:
but for Hu* p ast fifte en y ears Of
m ore had m ade his hom e a t N etarts.
where he and Mrs. Davies had
cliarge of the resort Mr. D avies was
born und raised here a n d w as In
naaak-flo ivri
iu years,
iv u io , o perating
awwsasA
business
for iiiu
m any
<> saw null n e ar here. T h e Davies
fam ily have m a in ta in e d th e ir hom e
a n d m ade freq u e n t visits h e r .*
1**11111*1*» 1 scrvic»*». were held 5*4»!nr*
a fte rn o o n a t th e I O O
I
)u ll (n
u n d iart4elv a tte n d e d
A
n i im h p r <>f hia
neighbors
were
,r,e ^
M rs Davle!>
d .spent
w ,lk .-
'>
a few days at tlie ir hom e here r e .
tu rn in g to N e tarts M onday.
MALAN MAI.ONE
M alan M alone. 74. oldtune resi-
dent ol Hillsboro, died Ju ly 27 ut
th e honw of h is d a u g h te r. M rs L
C anvin. in Los Angeles. F u n eral
services were held m Los Angeles
Deceased Is survived by th e a d d ­
ow. Mrs Lizzie B a ld ra M alone, also
a n oldtune resident of th is city, a
son. Archie M alone, a dau g h ter,
a n d lour g ra ndchildren.
M rs M alone will m ake h e r hom e
w ith h e r daughter.
T ough Hogs
T ourist
B ut d o n 't you th in k it
is u n sa n ita ry to have hogs un d er
th e house tlia t w ay?"
F’a r m e r .
"Wall I dunno. We
am t lost a hog iu 15 years. —Ex
• My Mm. Huirh Bur4«tt«>
ORENCO—T h e Ladies C ircle will
-sponsor a n ice cream social on the
h u rc h law n T uesday evening M us-
J; **‘1
furnished by th e B ethany
band.
. . .
.
„ Ja m es P e rn t a n d M iss L au ra
P ernt of Los A ngeles Cal visited
fr«n>nTuesday* until T h u rsd ay w ith
M r* P e rn t s niece. Mrs. F red S er-
Mrs Jo h n F orem . an . . of
_ Mr and
,
hidependence are visiting a t th e
Hayxien L Jttral hom e M rs. L ittral.
b7 n spending a few days
the beach, re tu rn e d a i t h them
About seventy-five m em bers of
tl“‘ Sunday school and ch u rch a t-
tended a picnic a t P eninsula park
In PorU and Ju ly 31.
Mrs How ard L S to u t sp e n t a
day? UM week w ith h e r m o th e r
a t Scholls.
Hayden L ittral re tu rn e d hom e
last week a fte r spending a few days
a t T aft
M issionary society will m eet w ith
Mrs F ran k C ate in F orest O rove
W ednesday
m i
a n d M rs George D. G a r r a tt
„f P o rtlan d re lu m ed from th eir
ln p lo Vancouver. B C A ugust 1
and drove o u t to O renco for th e ir
son Vernon, who has been visiting
hts g ra n d m o th er Mrs s L. C a r­
lyle
Mr and Mrs. B aker of P o rtlan d
visited M r a n d Mrs F re d Q u a in t­
ance Sunday.
Mr a n d M rs W. H. R ing and
H ugh re tu rn e d hom e T uesday from
two weeks a t th e beach, guests a t
the T odd cottage a t Newport.
Miss L orene W oodward arrived
S a tu rd ay to spend h e r .ac atlo n
w ith l>er p aren ts. Mr. a n d M rs L.
Z«ll G. Struthers)
M r»
H IT E O N —H iteon folks were in ­
vited by Mr a n d Mrs G H ite of
Sherw ood to hold th e ir an n u al pic­
nic August 5 at H ite's landing on
th e T u a la tin river. F rien d s were
invited and the crowd num bered
over 125. Music was furnished by
th e Sherw ood ju n io r band. B ase­
ball and sw im m ing were the sports.
All enjoyed th e day.
M rs F lora Vetmum . Miss G e r­
tru d e Vennum. of S an Jose. Cal.,
a n d Jo h n Schm eltzer of M ountain
Home visited Thursday a t th e M et-
z en tin e hom e M rs V ennum and
M rs M etzentine are old school­
m ates.
Mrs. E lizabeth M cGowan is im ­
proving from a n illness
H iteon relatives a n d neighbors
a tte n d e d the fu n e ra l S atu rd ay of
Newt Davies Mr. Davies was well
know n here, having m ade h is hom e
for years a t K inton before moving
to N e ta rts Bay.
Mr. a n d M rs Lloyd M etzentine
a n d d a u g h te r sp en t th e w eek-end
a t Hillsboro
M r a n d Mrs. Ray K iscken and
ch ild ren are moving soon to th e
H andy place.
M iss Mary Y oder of P o rtlan d
was a n overnight guest F riday a t
th e E D H ite hom e a n d a tte n d e d
the a n n u a l H iteon picnic.
E rn est H ite Jr. e n te rta in e d m em ­
bers of the K inton calf club and
th e ir leader M onday evening B usi­
ness m eeting was held, followed by
sp o rts a n d refreshm ents.
M r a n d M rs C. W S tru th ers.
K e n n e th S tru th e rs a n d L aV em
S cott were Hillsboro visitors W ed­
nesday and called a t th e J. B P h il­
lips home.
Mountain Home
Club Plans Social
S h e re tu rn e d hom e w ith h e r p a r ­
ents. Mr a n d M rs B I Lekas.
Sunday.
Blight Effeeta W alnuts
B light 1» e ffectin g th e local
xlr.ut crop Som e tn th e m o u n ­
tain growers re p o rt a large p e r­
centage of th e n u ts falling off th e
trees.
M ountain Home Ladles Aid will
not hold a n A ugust m eeting, but
plan to m eet th e flrzt T hursday
in Septem ber a s usual
Edwin Nelson spent several days
last we *k w ith h e r g ra n d fa th e r,
who lives n e a r th e W. W J a -
q u lth farm .
MOUNTAIN HOME - M ountain
Home C h rlitla n E ndeavor m em bers
are scheduled to hold a program
and social A ugust 15, either at the
local parsonage or a t th e Alex
Bruce hom e d efin ite place to be
announced late r T h ere will be no
adm ission charge, but refreshm ents
will be sold a fte r the program ,
which is being a rra n g e d by Ella
H am ilton, p resid en t of the o rg a n i­
zation.
M em bers of d ie C hehalem M oun­
ta in P o ta to club, w ith th eir leadei.
We specialize in quality job p r in t­
Jo h n Schm eltzer. a rc m aking plans ing —Argus.
to a tte n d th e 4-H picnic a t R oam ­
e r . R est next Sunday.
Gibbs D ram atic club held a n
outing Sunday a t S a n S alvador
oeach on th e W illam ette D rainatic
activities of this org an izatio n will
not begin until fall, probably Cjgto-
oer Leda B ricked Is p resident.
D in n er guest* of M r a n d Mrs.
T C H am ilton S a tu rd a y evening
included Mr. a n d M rs R obert
New and renew ed
G attchock. Mrs E lla G a ttch o ck and
daughters C h a rlo tte a n d Lenora,
business by the Oregon
all of Tacom a. W ash.
Mutual Fire Insurance
Mr. a n d Mrs G eorge B urbank
com pany for the first
and son L aurence of C hehalem
C enter were guest» of th e P. C.
six m onths of 1934 to­
and T. C H am ilton hom es Sunday.
taled 23.6 per c e n t
Mrs. R eetz a n d d au g h te r, Ml*»
more than for the cor­
M ary R eetz of Salem are house
guests of M rs Joe Ego. Mias M ary
responding
period i n
R eetz led th e local C E. Sunday
1933.
evening. Topic for discussion was
"Our l a t h e r 's W orld. M ore th a n
a dozen were present, including
Mrs Roy H am ilton of P ortland, who
was a guest of h e r p aren ts. Rev
a n d Mrs. W E. Sim pson.
Mr. a n d Mrs. C arol Sim pson of
Newberg sp e n t Sunday a t th e p a r ­
e n ta l hom e
Mr. a n d Mrs. G eorge Allison and
fam ily joined J. B B a rtle tt and
fam ily a n d M N. B onham of Scholls
a n d L. B. Howell a n d fam ily of
Hillsboro on a trip to Bonneville
July 29, in tim e to a tte n d ch u rch
services a t th e new B onneville com ­
m unity church, w here S D. T re-
fren, form erly of Scholls, is p a s­
tor.
T hose presen t a t a com bined
party foi Mrs. Alex B ruce a n d for
T. C H am ilton a t th e B ruce hom e
August 1 w ere: M r a n d Mrs.
Bruce, Mr. a n d Mrs. T. C. H a m ­
ilton. M r and M rs P. C. H am il­
ton a n d d a u g h te r F rances. Victor
A G EN T
Wall a n d Ed M urray.
P ru n e picking in t h e J o h n
Every Form of Protection:
Schm eltzer o rch ard is expected to
begin next week. A sh are of th e
Fire. Autom obile. C asualty,
crop will go to th e Springbrook
Liability, Fidelity, S urety
packing p lan t for canning.
a n d Life.
Miss B em arius S a u n d e rs spent
last week w ith frien d s In P ortland.
Phone
1732
1164 3rd SL
Miss D aphne L ekas of P o rtlan d
was house guest of h e r g ra n d m o th ­
er Mrs. H a rry S aunders, last week.
Insurance
Gains
T h e S M iN o f
PMOTECTION
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Chas. L. Walker
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Defined
T h e tea ch e r was explaining th e
w ord collision to h e r class of sm all
children. "A collision Is w hen tw o
th in g s come to g eth er unexpectedly,"
she said. "Now can anyone give
me an exam ple? All rig h t. Tom m y."
"Twins, said Tom m y, highly s a t ­
isfied w ith him self.—Ex
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m eet» th e highest sta n d ard s.
P hone 21114
McFall Jersey Dairy
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L A BO R D A Y -T h e Big Opening Day,
Sept. 3-8
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for d U V
These famous J C. P. waist­
band overalls will wear like
iron! Copper - riveted at
points of strain. Made of
heavy 8 oz. denim. Suspen­
der buttons, or belt loops,
buckle strap in back and
snap - fastener on waist­
band. Triple-stitched. Sizes
30-42. Boyi" liter . . . 69e.
HANDKERCHIEFS
5 fo r
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S tu r d y w h ite
c o tto n . h e m ­
stitched A good
size fo r e v ery ­
day use.
M ca 't W ORK SHOES
Itetan leathgr repels
acid, moisture. 6-EL
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For Pavem ent Pounders!
MEN’S G ARTERS
Police SHOES
Vg inch!
Goodyear Well Construction!
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’k in. wide web,
A u rlo trim m ed
w ith sa tin pad.
C om fortable and
long-w earing.
Favorites with long walkers, pobce
and mailmen! They're rugged! Plen­
ty comfortable— and how they do
w ear! Riveted gteel shank I Tough,
yet supple all-leather uppers. S-11
J . C. P. W« rk S h ir ts
I pocket gtjda
buttons. AH i full
Steel
cut
Third St.
A nother Penney Value!
"M ore-Edge” Blades
M t n t 17
Phone 21X ..
O v e r a lls
69e
K een-cutting, fits all
double-edged razors,
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T he fa m u u s“ Bo-
i o ” bran d . P or-
UU» duck uppers.
O dorleig insoles.
'«’Hire or brown
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VASILY MFF4R4HT
p j
T h ere I* a d e te rm in e d drive In
unio n labor circles lo lcxv.cn c re d ­
it O ne pro»posuJ p o p u lar w ith
lab o r leader» d eals w ith th e re -
C o n f f t t r f - L o n g w e a r -L o v f P r ic e t
SELFRIDGE
BROS.
49-
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SH IR TS-SH O R TS
P rt-Shrttnk!
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Bar-tacked
and reenforced
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A fte r S h a v in g L a tla n t
'Ayvon"
M en ’s
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Q uality!
15-
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c o o lin g a n d
s o o t h in g ! R e ­
moves thine, too!
A necessity!
B roadcloth, b a l­
loon se a t sh o rts.
S w is s r ib b e d ,
c o tto n s h i r t s
F ull cut H ie .
TOWN
CRIER
All Washington County
LISTENS T O ...
VVZHEN your g ra n d fa th e r’s grand-dad
had a shipload of shawls to sell or
rooms at his inn to let he told the town
crier about it. The crier told th e rest of
the village and grand-dad paid him plenty
to do i t
Hillsboro Argus W ant Ads took over the
town crier's job long ago. They don’t have
to depend on lung-pow er to get results
. . . wise buyers check the W ant Ads w ith­
out being told. Argus W ant Ads get those
results a t lowest cost, too— as you’ve found
out if you have used them. And, best of
all, they get them FAST!
of w ear 2 8 to 4 2 '
J. C. PEN NEY GO.
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