T b iin trltiy , S e p te m b e r 13, 1934
TH E
cently purciuuscd fi<*m Mrs. Ma-
I honey Dun C hu m b eis 1/« assisting
Laurel People
with tlie work
Miss Irene Htevena D’gan her
teaching the prim ary grades
G ather Sunday I of year the of Midway
school M onday
Hop ph king • ornmi nt • d in t hi
S II o m d u f f yard T uesday m o rn
in Big Picnic I schedule
ing Hop harvesting tune is m ore on
this yeur th a n m oat o th er
H IL L S B O R O
ARG US,
H IL L S B O R O ,
O R EG O N
beside her bilsbam l T h e n h e tlirect- co u ragem ent in tie- .
. of Anne
ed his own step* to tlu- open space Ctiamix.-rlain.
directly in fro n t of the p latform
’ Wtiy flou t you w.-re : r... story
which fiad been roped off for the yourself
Fru n ce«
persisted tlie weeteuer
j specially invited guests.
O r, ii vou t a n t do It yourself
P a rk in s o n .
T he platfo rm wax crowded, arid I presum e you r - a oiay m an why
th e su n shone full upon It, a sh a ft d o n 't you fin d some one else who
of th is fell a s H s tra ig h t from will? Hfjine one you could tru s t to
j heaven, upon th e P re sid e n t's lifted m ake a try a t it. any ways. Lord
I face as he em erged from th e m a . . Alm ighty, m an! D o n ’t fade away
crop«.
behind him , a n d stood revealed b»-- from m e like th a t! ’
<l«y M in *> I. I lr o w n »
Mrs K C. Mulloy re tu rn e d home
t '.een th e w hitest colum n., beside
For th e wi-sP-.m r found t h a t I
M ore th a n 100 per mm in ute d in - Sunday a fte r ..pending several days
tin- black-robed Justice
was speaking to tl crowd In gen-
with het daughtei -Mi.- w N Ha
Her .il I In- li.ll! .11'!
I i ',11.Il
eral, a n d not to on P* : .on m p r-
H
athaw
ay
looked
up
u
t
tlu-
lady
m ore a tte n d e d the kuiih -» In the (horn In HUI*.boro, w here she was
in faw n-color. S h e was very close titu la r. He was a • being looked
u fternoun u t the rotiunuttlty plciili h.i vlng nn «in a i t i eatm eiil IIhe 1
to the p re sid en t now th e folds ol a t curiously, a n d h lim iseli looked
Holiday W illiam W alker of Laurel mu o improved In hi alt h
her cloak tailing softly a b o u t her ab o u t In some b ilderm ent 11
Eric H chuinaeher and fam ily, re- ,
und Connie Htuiw of H llLboro w rie
„Un form , h e r i-arnest eyi-s fixed tiad an enga. emei
1 ioi . m * n I iin * plU hlnu champion.- Two i < idly from S outh D akota, rented
‘J u s t th e a m e ,
in hix face, a s ttiey h a d been in
Valley Vale farm , ow ned by |
bull uunie--. were played I he f i l l tin
tm- sen ate c h am b er He fiad taken ’self, a , h e
.1 r < , k i \ of il ii iboro, and movid
h\ i-iii. »»ni boys with w 11 \i.
th e park, I hope 1
the
o
a
th
th
e
Justice
laid
stepped
Nuy und Leon Du via u -> munuai-i.» then* last Week.
back, and th e P re sid e n t h a d begun to tlia t slick-lookini
Alden Ro.M vear a n d F rancis C ool
T h e lin e -u p w u . ua follow. Davis
Ills speech. G radually, a greater a n d I believe I dn
aide, Billy Mt Nay. c atch e r. Myron idge w ent to P ortlu n d F riday and
earnestness, a g re ater power, crept h e ard m e a fte r ah
NeUon. p itch er. Lillie Brown, first played baseball on the cooperage
into h is words; his stran g ely yo u th - get som ebody bi v. rite
bluse. liosa lit* Loom \
i*e<»nd base; day sh ift team , w hich was beaten
I il vibrant face became- b e au ti
11
in th ird bust ii
n HutNch by th e n ig h t sh ift teum
fied. it glowed a s if from some
C h ap ter I
m an. left field, Wilma . ichm eltzir.
Lloyd Dauey. accom panied by W
NNE Anne where be y
It
l-ltO l.O C I I
clses In th e cham ber, a n d th en inner lig h t; tlu- im passioned elo
c en terfle ld . LeHa ( »lldue, right N lla th o in of Hillsboro, left Tue .
quence
w
hich
first
m
ade
him
fa
m
-
time the shrill,
field, and Kuby Mt yei sn u rtsto p day I i a two or ihr«« day fishing < h A AltENCE H athaw ay, who, a;, find them a fte r tlie P re sid e n t's a d ou.-, h a d never been so lam b e n t be
p é n é trâ t
M« Nay s side L e o S p e l l Illg , ( . 11«»W till» on th e H ulm onberry river.
I V-*«*Vt ry oia- knew, was to be th e d l e . . and look out fo r th em during fore He was speaking ab o u t A m er in siste n t call h a
th e h o t lltle a
»im Twl
the p arad e Hee you a g ain f o r
urd Davis, p Berlin < Brow n. I b.
ica, a bout h e r heritage, a b o u t her girl who h ear
and Mrs Je.sse Ju ilg e is of n e x t umbo • adui to (¡re n t I Id turn l u n lieon a t tin W hile H ouse!"
( lt»lt|le Davie, 2 n d 1». I ucille Ben- P o Mr
rtlan d were Kunduy and Monday if the pre:.,dent-el, e l hud lux wuy
it Now sh e j< K»*d
I lie dingy old i h am b er was fill future, a bout tier place on e a rth .
n e tt 3rd b. Etln.» W hittle, s ft; guests a t (he M ilton K eyser hom e mid the 1*1 esiilent-i lei t wax uceux-
I/jrd A lm ighty!" exclaim ed u a n d answ ered.
Velma iiottevc ur 1 f. Bobbie Hpelr-
tom ed In h a lin g h is wuy
em erged ing fa st a s H ath aw ay a n d th e two
sto
u
t
person
sittin
g
beside
H
a
th
-
Clover
hulling
d»
p
ractically
flu
lu
d
a
s
look
th
e
ir
pluees
111
th
e
g
a
l
" I ’m upstair:
Illg, c f; a n d Wall
W hltrnore.
from tin- Im pressive dooiwuy of hlx
I've alw ays been p a tr l o t b .
I'he gavel descended. Mabel uway
"I ben loo
r I T h is Was an llldoni ball gam e Ished in tin s vicinity. A very good le-.ideia e. and .Paul for a m ona-nt lery
Davis' side won H to I T he rot k- crop is re p o rte d on m ost farm s
before la- signified Ills consciousness H iklreih a i.sted by H ath 'tw ay , d is out no one ever m ade m e feel tin s beans. I think
way
about
A
m
erica
before.
I
’ll
bay
M l,. d iet« hi*n O iu n slro m a n d In i th m a gleam ing lllsp a m i Hulza covered h e r h u sb an d ; Mrs G riffin
s ta r t can n in
c ru sh er crew won from a teain
picked from tin* com m unity by u ! motta-i of Cuscadc lxx.*ks were over waited before him . a e h u u lte u r 111 w ithout assistance discovered her w en- going to have a g re at P resi- dow n a n pick
I dent o n e of th e greatest He talks d a r k ? ”
night guests S a tu rd ay a t the F red m aroon livery ut tlu- wheel, a loot- son.
score of 13 to 11
fh e ,|«-aker ol the house a n d the about th e U nited S ta te s a s if it
o h . M um n
nian -lunlmly a! tired holding open
luiurel st hool b c /a n ,\. itlaj with S c h m id t hom e
Vu e P resident elect were, in tu rn were real, a person, a a wom an I ’ve barely tim,
dy before
tlie dixit
3& pupils pre.scnt Bonnv .<• an K lelr
Like
a
nun.
m
ig
h
t
talk
ab
o
u
t
some
escorted
to
scuts
beside
th
e
Vid-
G
eo
rg e’ll be he
I ll pick them to-
It wus a is-rfect sp rin g m orning,
am i VVanda Best an* n< w In -I g r a d
one he was in love with
H a tlia - m orrow n ig h t.’
Pre
ident
T
he
applause,
which
f
ioin
th
e
m
arble
balcony
un
th
e
ers lH>rt»Lh\ a n d L \ < - n s< hum aek-
T h e re was a
.-a-eiitid story
a n A m erican Hag though u-< him ally forbidden had wav tu rn ed tow ards him.
with
er. M uriel and F lit Miller R alph
"It Is real. ' he baid. “to th e P re si d isapproval
flew stiff in tlie breeze a n d sltone rung o u t ag ain and again unchecked,
K eyser and Dorothy W hlsnand are
dent
T
h
a
i
s
why
he
m
akes
It
seem
was
quickly,
voluntarily
hushed,
"W
on’t
th
a
t
III
tlu.
sun
G ravely, H ath aw ay
new puplL. who ret-eiith moved to
"I s ’pose so.
I salu ted , the eluiulf<ur a n d lo o t- thi n it resounded again, echoing and leal to you a n d me. Y ou're rig h t—
n s to me ’twould
illy Sir« J««» Meyer«)
the district Miss Lucille B ennett,
lie . m aking a g re at speech, One be a good th in g o can ’em w hen
ituni,
shaken
frotn
e ir s till < o r re-echoing.
th e leaelK'i, will m ake her home
BUXTON W B A 1 ¿idles spoil- rei tin s-, face li tlie th
tlia
t
will
live
And
th
e
person
who
th
e
y
’re
fit,
but
I
'file P re sid e n t-e le c t h a d en tered
know th a t d o n ’t
A m encun flag
w ith tin* HI« h a rd W hittle fam ily xoieil u picnic S eptem ber 2 111 u
ade a ll th a t re al to him is his co u n t none in
r jedgm ent when
saluted in th e ir tu rn . H a ttia the cham ber, accoinjxtnied by un m
during tlie st I kn »1 year
picnic ground on tin- Frcil Ixipnld mid
esco rt ol th ree se n a to r* a n d th ree wife."
you w ant to go to a dance.’
way
turn
in
g
to
th
em
sm
iling.
New high •< hool pm '. from this pl.t -' O u t-o l-lo w n frien d s a tte n d
"Lord A lm ighty!" exclaim ed the
A nn bit her lip. a n d w ent on
A line day for th e P re sid e n t eongre.v m en, a n d h a d tak e n hlx
com m unity who h< an school are ing were Mi m id Mi
1. T Wood
vis a g re at day lo r all o l us!' place in fro n t of th e ra ised pla>- sto u t person. "You don t say so! ' w ith h e r undressing.
R obert Hpcirlng, BUR Mi Nay, How
ward, Mr mid M r I. Itan d u ll mid j Jui Yes.
lorm where th e Vice P re sid e n t sat He laid a d etain in g liand on H a th
A
sc u lp to r would have used h e r
indis-d.
sir;
S
quires
m
id
1
a rd Davis am i Fretl Coolidge.
fam ily, Lou Hm ncl m id Mr». Jewel
And w hen lie fiad done so, he l i l t aways sleeve.
as a m odel for a b athing nym ph,
ave been rem arking it."
I
don
t
w
a
n
t
to
keep
you,
of
Cully W hitm ore h a s the co n tract Losli, all of O reliro, B urb.ini Jem ine
w ith a delighted pray er of th a n k s
W ere e d Ins eyes to tlie se n a to rs’ gallery
"H ie S horeham , Ja rv is
for tran sp o rtin g the following p u II . u .m il o l P o r t l a n d Mi and Mi
topping th ere lo r tlie atto rn ey - ju st as a lady, w ith a s o ft full course.'' h e s a i d , apologetically,’ giving to Providence for giving him
pil-. Velma Roaevi it 1 ': ■ « i I < cfl I' ii d Itlggle mid Uumie W illiam general dexignulc mid his m other, cloak p a rtially covered a d re ss ol but I w ant you should tell me so p e rfe c t a subject. F or she was
r ’retl Coolidge, c »regorv Nlbler Jo se ItigKuli* and m > ii D elm ar of llirk e n - and G overnor and Mr: . HUdreUi
heavy deep cream lace, cam e down just a word, before you go, ab o u t— slim a n d stra ig h t and supple, as
p hine W hitm ore and lhllv MeNav li kl and Mr.i. M ary Hull of V er
the aisle and look her place in th e about h ts wife. You said— '
exquisitely w hite-sk in n ed as she
Yes,
sir
"
H a th aw ay sm iled, a n d shook Ills was finely form ed, excent for th e
Th© buildings on the I L Brown nonia
I h e digm turies in q uestion were v acan t se a t betw een h e r golden- head.
Uuxton school, w hich wax to open ! alreudy .-landing on Hie ste p s of luiired girl a n d h e r sh a g g y -h aire d
fa rm were In g reat d anger of being
ta n on soft forearm a n d so fte r neck.
I c o u ld n 't tell you a bout h e r in B ut to herself, she wa simply a
burned Hut ui day aftern o o n when H eptem ber J. wax |>uhlponed u lew the Shorclium ux t i l e Illxpuuu boy. F or a m om ent slie s a t w ith
I co u ld n ’t tell hot, tire d girl, h a sten in g to niak<-
fire from a shushing e t by J 11 day.x due to a innlaum m - diaeare In Suiza -lid to a silen t sto p in In u it her head bent, tier drooping h a t a week." he said
M cPherson on the adjoining plat e 'la- im nm unily
i of the hotel H ath aw ay alig h ted mid with its delicate plum es c o n ce al you if I stayed here all day. try in g herself clean and cool to go out
Nobody
could
tell
th
e
re al story, as
I'upil.x of tfiix com m unity, wlio greeted them in tu rn
got beyond control anti raced ucums
(C o n tin u ed on p ag e 6. co!un<n 4 i
ing her lace ' Kbe is prayuig.
a -stubble field 1 he lim« ly usslstullCe a tte n d ed high xchool at llmik.x, were
G ihs I m orning.
M rs
G n llin H athaw ay a n d to him self, choking it o ught to be told, a bout th e p a rt
of neighbors a n d tin* Hillsboro fix* pleu.x<-d to have a new xchool bux W, 11, how does it feel to be the a little T lien she looked up, a n d a wom an h a s in h e r h u sb a n d ’s c a
hool
d e p a rtm e n t averted
a n \ serious a t th e aliening ol
m o th er o l a c ab in et
m em ber? across tig- cham ber, m eeting th e reer, from very hum ble beginning
rie x liin e n en terin g B ank s high M ivbel, you look a s fresh as a May P re sid e n t's eyes, seemed to steady through long. h ard , drab, u n e v en t
(lainagi* Mr Brown and fam ily wish
Acid stoi
to sincerely th a n k all those who from hen- are F ran ces I n kax. Irene m orning W hut a day! M ade In h e rse lf. and. p u tttin g h e r arm.: ful years, a n d on to u ltim a te su h eartb
u rn . Indigestion and
r
lussistcd in checking the fire
F u lle r, fan die Pt-xleixon, J e a n n e La- Heaven, Ann would say bless her around h e r c hildren, rose w ith th em prem acy I t s a p a r t very d iffere n t signs of
excess acidity are no b
r
from
w
h
a
t’s
popularly
supposed
a
Mr and Mi. H arleigh Loonc\ ¡Mltt, 1‘egggV I’on g iatz. lp.ger Hco- la-art!"
to accept th e trib u te ol app lau se
1
n o t only m isunderstood, but a problem , according to thousar
a n d d a u g h te r Rosalie of P ortlund lleid. IXm ald BtoWell m id Jack Sea-
1 wonder how she is th is luurn- w hich ris k e d th e room Not until p u n a rt
Th *.’ k«
d e r-e stim a ted Nobody could do form er stom ach sufferer
were Sunday evening gu* .s a t the bold
ning?
Ih e new a tto rn ey general she raised her ungloved h a n d , with
a tre a tm e n t based on
’ st
W II Mi N a\ hom e ttltci u tte n d -
(■eorge H ollenbeck wax vixlled a -poke with a slight llxp
a gentle gestu re w hich a t one and such a story Justice, th o u g h dozens to
prescription,
they
now
tell
<
t
.ith>
of
able
biographies
will
be
w
ritte
n
sh o rt tune ugo by friends from 1‘o rt-
♦
"Oh. she » fin e ly .' uim ouneed M a tlie sam e tu n e acknow ledged a n d
appetites, freedom from d - tri «s, and
M r. und Mrs Roy Nelson and hiud.
bel H ildreth se ttlin g herxelf com cheeked th e outburst, did th e t u about the P resid en t: but som ebody
Mix Fiiuiia Nickel of P o rtlan d fortably in the c o rn er ol tlu- ear m ult lessen T h en she g a th e re d th e ought to try. N ot only because th e n sound sleep. The d ru g g ist who.«
■oil M yron of P o rtlan d were S u n
nam
e appearp below* will l-t you try
the
A
m
erican
people
m
ig
h
t
a
p
p
re-
day evening guest . at th e Jo«* C ro a n d Mix N ettle SUnpxoil of T aeoiua B oth tlu- governor und his wife folds tit h e r cloak a ro u n d h e r. and
n in iMuue a fte r a tte n d in g th e com visited Mrs O II titowc-U and bore unm istakable signs ol long- w ith com plete com posure,
grace, i late partly a t le a st—th e ir P re s Udga on a ::.ci ;
id en t’s wife. B ut also because h u n satisfaction. Any stom a h u!
m un ity picnic
otlw r Irieiidx here recently.
continued ru ra l prosperity, over a n d dignity, re sea ted herself.
dreds of women, who are longing may receive a free sampR t r -
l.ucille W illie a n d Francex Fisliei which u slight veneer ol recen t of-
Fred Stcv« ns of Acequia. Idaho
Neal told m e th a t w hen he took to help th e ir husbands, b u t fe el by sim ply w ritin g (\le.
was a w eek-end guest of his bi o t h are picking hops at Dr Vla x h op- tu ia l importune!- lay som cw hui In lux o a th of olfice ax .senator. ' H a th
er. W L Steven.*’, an 1 family Mr yard n ear Folexi (m ove
securely, but th e re was som ething away w hispered. In a voice tlia t ing th a t they a re failing to do so. Poot-Schulze e id t. St. i .» . un».
liilln b o ru F h a rm a ry
W. If A ladles held th en August very likable ab o u t Lheir ra th e i shook, "lie wax alm o st overcom e, would find consolation a n d e n
a n d Mrs S tevens unu th e ir guest
were o v e r-n ig h t gue. t of atiothet bu .ine.v, m eeting n n H cpletnner rouiul and florid la,ex . a n d Mrs. when he looked up a n d saw A nne
bro th er, tle o i •• oi P oitlund. S a tu r H at the O ra n g e hull B ooai m e e t lllld re ih relum ed tra c e s ol a girl- xitlm g in th e gallery a n d - a n d
ing will be held a t the hom e of l -.I i bloom winch, tfiougfi som ew hat lound lie could g o o n , a lt e r all. A lt
day
Mr«. W 1. Htevehs and d a u g h M is E th el f-alwarda wilti a b o s k e t failed, m ust out) have been Very er th a t, he never c am e in to th e
ter Irene, n o o m p a n ie d b\ Mr* H a t d in n er H eptem ber 2B
lovely.
i h am b er w ithout m slineuvely look
tie W illiam , a n d . on V« i non < f
Mi and Mix F ra n k Burgltobiei
I h a tc h I beard wbul he was to ing up to w e U she were th ere
Hillsboro wen gm I
Mi 1
J r a n d fam ily ol P o rtlan d sp en t wear ilileiposed M
G n llin eug- He did it today d id you iio tlie .'
T he following shows th e c o tt uf in su ran ce in th e OREGON
ton Bagley a n d Mi
Kinelli 11 -► Ihe w eek-end at th e hom e ol h is e i lv
. Ni* w om an i ver h o d su c h u
.11 1 L AL F IK E INSURANCE CO a s com pared w ith Stock
refe of P o itlu n d h u t lh u is d a v
sister. Mrs F le d Hullvun
Why l.ue of course! V enetian trib u te in the se n a te before I w on
ol Ixiiiit. so old tlia t i t s luw n-color. der w la-ther luty ever will agubi
Com panics on dw ellings a n d c o n te n ts in Hillsboro.
Mixx M urguerite
llcrzbcig
Mr a n d M rs (ieotv.e lew s and
son •Jimmie were Sunday gu«sts of P o rtlan d spent last week w ith C h a r i o m b i n e d w uh tun georgette und
Hix com panions were only half
her p aren ts. Mr a n d Mrs B arry lotte Sullvau.
-ilk tin m orning H ose-point ano iLsteiung
Oregon M utual—
Stock C om pany—
to hum It did n o t m a t
C line of neat Hillsboro
Cliarli-s L uaott of P o rtlan d Vlx- w hite sa tin th is evening. N e a l
ter 'I'hc P re sid e n t's speech was th e
Prem . for 3 years
Prem . for 3 years
r rod i «•••< h
in < ompany w llh Jte d Ills son H airy lust week
wouldn l lu-ui ol a n y th in g less"
tiling th a t m a tte re d , a n d a fte r
Mi und Mrs E arl Flxlier ol S u n -
W ayne G o e tte r of Hill lx>ro, jwnt
costs . . . .
$7.00
H ie cur sw ung aro u n d th e T re a s next
$1000
00
costs
........ ........ S 8 00
from W ednesday until Sunday a t el am p were over-n tgtit fu e a ta -. ury building a n d sped down tlie a long tim e -an e te n u ty it seem ed
costs ___
1500.00 costs ........ ........ 12.00
■ elallvex here S a tu rd ay e n route cleured w idth ol P e nnsylvania uve to H ath aw ay suddenly, th e sen ate
O ceanside.
costs
.
.
.
..........
13.00
2000 00 costs ........ ........ 1600
Mr am i Mrs Jo h n C raw ford and tor th en hom e a lte r spending sev nue banked on ,-iibi-i- side with wax ad jo u rn ed , a n d th e oeeupantx
costs . . . . .......... 1900
3000 00 costs ........ ........ 2400
of
the
galleries,
hu
rry
m
g
to
th
e
d u u g h ter N orm a w <r<* Sunday guests eral days in P o rtlan d , w here Mr.
«■d-nuuilred ard erly crowds. At
costs . . . . .......... 25 .00
4000.00 coets ........ ........ 32 00
a t th e Percy Hamsel hom e w« st of F isher wax ill in a hospitul
'h e Capitol. Ihe host, a s tie guided doors, were ru sh in g th ro u g h tlie
W lillum Higgle a n d soil D elm ar, lux guests th ro u g h th e revolving corridors a n d down th e staircase*.
Hillsboro.
S teering his charges tow ards th e
E rvin B aker of P ortland, who (Jrtn a n d G ilb ert F rost of B lrkeli- door issued u lew directions.
tem p o rarily erected over the
»pent th e sum m er at the I* L leld were Sunday visitors ul th e
You fellows join your respec c stage,
a s t ste p s of th e Capitol, w here
Brown hom e was out to a tte n d the Jesse M eyers home.
tive colleagues now m the w aiting
Agent
the
P
re
sid e n t was to tak e h is o a th
p i t i.
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11-
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C larence SteckleUi. who h a s been room you re for th e floor of th e
Every Form of Protection—Fire, Automobile, Casualty.
W ashington high xt hool
em ployed n ear here, left Sunday lo r senute. ax ol course you know. I'll and m ake h is address, h e tu rn e d
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iability,
Fidelity,
S urety a n d Life
Mr. K eyser Is having a front lux hom e in Iowa
tak e tire ladies to th e gallery, see th em over to a n olficei, w ith h a sty ¡
th a t Mrs. O riffin should
liisiig e Higgle of B irkenfeld spent th em safely to the p latfo rm w here in stru ct.
P hone 1732
1164 T h ir d S tre e t
porch, a bathroom a n d a wash room
in- t a k e n to tier place behind her
built on the house, w hich they r e S unday here
they'll rejom yon a fte r th e e s e r- son.
a n d Mrs. H ild reth to h e r place
OLEEN
A N N E ’S
LACE
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ket, es
Uuxton Women
Sponsor Picnic
m
i I p -e 'liv in g s w ill be a v a ila b le to yo u o n ly
u n til S e p te m b e r 18. T he sp ecial prices q uo ted
here w ill n ot be repeated aga in th is y e a r.
B U Y
N O W !
FULLERGLO
T he W e s t’s m ost p o p u la r fin is h
G a llo n
Q u a rt
P in t
§ 2 .7 9
88c
Reg. $3.30
52c
Reg. $1.05
Reg. 62c
FU LLER W EAR
T he lo n g la s tin g F L O O R E N A M E L
Reg. $3.50.
$ « > .9 8
Reg. $1.05.
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S P P E C I A L
»n P a in te r and 1 q u a rt D,
1 L ig tn in g Screen
Reg. $1.25.
Reg. $1.50.
B la c k
G reen ................
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75c
SPE
SPEEDITE
I> T E R IO R V A R N IS H
H ig h e s t q lu
u a lity IN
• g. $1.17.
Q Q p Reg. 69c.
Q u a rt
i/i/Vz P in t
99c
POOL-GARDNER LUMBER CO.
P hone 2691
1011 B aseline St.
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Acid Stomach Van¡s!> i-’s
insurance Costs Compared
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CHAS. L. WALKER
The Good T hat Men Do
Lives A fter Them
* l'h o iisa n d s o f w e ll b re d H olste ins, G uernseys, J e r-
--eys, A y rs h ire and B ro w n Sw iss d a iry c a ttle in O re
gon and W a s h in g to n are b e tte r c a ttle , h e a v ie r p ro
d u c e and b e tte r b re e d in g sto ck because o f th e w o rk
o f o ld tim e d a iry ta t t le breeders o f w estern states.
’ These m a ste r b reeders devoted ye ars o f th o u g h t
and e ffo r t to th e p ro d u c tio n o f b e tte r herds. T h e y
p e n t th ou san d s o f d o lla rs in im p o rtin g p u re b re d
- ir , -, !■ d e v e lo p in g b lo o d -lin e s and in te s tin g and
fe e d in g f o r h e a v ie r p ro d u c tio n .
* Some o f these m aste r breeders resp o n sib le f o r th e
progress m ade in lo c a l d a iry in g w e re : P. A . ( D a d )
F l ake.-. H a r r y W est, J o h n L. S m ith , C. C. D ickso n ,
W illia m L a d d and m an y o thers.
' T h a t th e g o o d th a t m en do doe* liv e a fte r th e m ,
is proved each y e a r in th e e x h ib its o f h ig h q u a lity
re g is te re d d a iry c a ttle o f a ll breeds a t th e a n n u a l Pa
c ific In te rn a tio n a l L iv e s to c k E x p o s itio n to be h e ld in
P o rtla n d , O c to b e r 6-13.
* Visit th e exposition th is y ear a n d see th e resu lts of carefu l
breeding program s now being c arried on by a younger g e n e ra
tio n of d airym en a n d breeders.
r You m ay be sure th a t th is b an k is alw ays willing to c o-operate
in th e developm ent of a b e tte r livestock industry.
IN BRUTAL GRINDSTONE TEST FOR T O U G H N E S S
Comfort,
Beauty...
plus
F re e d o m
TEMPERED RUBBER_
OUTWEARS CONCRETE and WEARS AS
LONG A S STE EL
H ills b o ro , O reg on
££
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i m in
fro m
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f Ond«d 1
built of Triple TEM PERED RUBBER
Ehjoy a new M O N T A G Circulator
H eater in Your Home This Y ear!
Tr.ido in Your Old Hester AT ONCE I
Attractive In Appearance
F o r a lim ite d tim e d u rin g o u r special
c am p aig n , y o u r old h e a te r w ill be dow n p a y
m e n t on a b ra n d new M ontag. W e w ant you
to have C O M F O R T and C O N V E N IE N C E
In y o u r hom e th ia year. T h a t’e w hy we have
m ad e it eaay fo r you to have a new M ontag
C ir c u la to r H e a te r — R I G H T N O W I
T h e new M o n tag C irc u la to r H e a te r w ill
add to th e ap p ea ran c e o f a n y room in w hich
i t is placed. I t is m o d ern in design, u p -to -
th e-m in u te in sty le . F in ish e d in g lis te n in g
w a ln u t-g ra in e d p o rc e la in enam el.
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M illion* of W o rld * Fair vi»itor* have seen Tempered
Rubber outwear concrete— last as long as Steell O nly
U. S. Royals of Triple Tempered Rubber give you such
amating toughnessl Replace those smooth, slippery,
dangerous old tire* today with 1934 1). S. Royal*. Let
the extra toughness of U. S. Royals save you money. We
can guarantee present low prices for a limited time only.
A ct today.
Lessen* Houichold Drudgery
I n a d d itio n to c u ttin g dow n fu el coete,
th e M o n tag C irc u la to r H e a te r n eed s m uch
less a tte n tio n th an a n o rd in a ry h e a te r. P r o p
e rly fu eled . It w ill fu rn ish w a rm th f o r m an y
h o u rs. T h e re w ill be no need f o r c o n sta n t
re fu e lin g , and b oxes o f fu e l w h ic h c re a te
d i r t in y o u r liv in g room . T h e re w ill be le ss
h o u se c le a n in g — no need fo r c o n sta n t sw ee p
in g and d u stin g in y o u r liv in g room .
t r i s » 1'“
Hillsboro, Oregon
Rubber is up 442% over last year. Cotten ¡s u p 194%;
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Tire prices are bound to rise.
U. S. TIRES
4 .4 0 -2 1 ......
V
4.40-21.
$ £ •4 5
4 .7 5 -1 9 .....
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t i
The inside story of
the rain barrel
(Q u ard T y p e )
so
$ ß .4 O
4.25-19.
Like the o ld oaken bucket, the rain b a rre l w a*
fu ll o f rom an ce —and, w e m ight a d d , o f twigs,
leaves, germs and grasshoppers) The inside
story w asn't pleasant.
But "th e o ld o rd e r c h a n g e th " and to d a y
the m odern w a te r com pany provides a safe,
hea lthfu l supply and delivers the w a te r fa
yo ur hom e a t the turn o f a faucet.
BUSCH’S SERVICE GARAGE
O R E G O N -W A S H IN G T O N WATER
1152 Third Street
P hone 501
DC Ml
H IL L S B O R O ,
SEE US TODAY—Tako a d v a n ta g e o f present low prices!
BUY NOW ARD SAVE!
U. S. TIRES
Typ^ )
A n—r lc * '» H i t heat Q u ality
Lo w P ric e d T ire
• Thert /* * Montag Circulator Heatar model for
every homa— a type, a site, a style fo r every re
quirement. Models for burning wood and coal ar
io r wood exclusively. See our complete display.
L e s te r I r e l a n d
& Co»
MUNI m m ii
COME TIRE COSTS W IT H
D ru d g e ry
T h e fam o u s M o n tag C irc u la to r le d e
sig n e d to do an efficient h e a tin g jo b in e v ery
ty p e o f hom e, no m a tte r how larg e o r sm all.
D e sig n e d to e c o n o m ica lly h e a t y our hom e,
u sin g fu el m o it p r a c tic a l in thia te r r ito ry .
"T he L argest In d e p en d e n t B a n k In
W ashington County."
rJ S tiu
H o u s e h o ld
NOW , You Can Enjoy REAL Comfort
In Your Homo
JiMCI.
Commercial
National Bank
O R EG O N
SERVICE CO M PA N Y
RICHARD E. WILEY, Manager
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