'rim i ilny. < h tubci
1931
THE
Mrs Itlchutd Joyce of M ountuln
lloiiu*
Next m eeting of la d le s ’ Aid will
I n * a t II u» Igrvne of M in B rute
Bowne on tlu* C utting place. Bend
road. T hurnduy afternoon u t 2
*» och
W L V anJlorn. wlio Ls em ployed
K in t o n G r a n g e r s t o M e e t ; ut Bonneville darn sp en t a few
da vs luat week w ith his fam ily
• I
Biuiu h e M1 Oormlck of Hill*-
S to r m C a u se s l)n m » n r
boro spent tlu* week-end w ith lier
gru u d m o tlirr Mrs Lilly M Blerly
Illy M ia 1 I,. I'.,a )
Pupils of (he m hoo| w ith tlu* aid
KIN TON Everybody in Invited to of tiu-u ti-ii( h(*i.% are giving a bas
u LU mm I I hi* c h h 'k rn m id iiimh II«* din* ket sot lal a t th e school house M on
iu»r F riday «veiling from 0 to M day evening. A nnual observance of
o'clock id tlu* hom e of Mr und Hallow e'en will tak e place a n d u
M l«
.la k e I 'alx
A nhoi I ptogi ain progiam Ls being prepared in keep
und a WM'hU tim«* will I n * enjoyed ing with (he day Everyone a tte n d
f lu» pHN-eiHl-*» will be devoted to ing Is asked to bring u basket Tlie
wiring th e ch u rch for electric lights proceeds will I n » mu d In connection
at a n early d a te K inton laullen with sonu* of tlu» st hool work
Aid 1 m ttponhoiing th e a ffa ir mid
Mr und Mis. J H A ten und
hop* for a good a tte n d an c e
family ut tended the a n n u a l p o t
P o ta to g io u ei . in th is vicinity luck d in n er of tlu- Xiebekah lodge
of Bhei wood Tlu* ludles i*nU*rtalned
have l»eeu digging th en crop dm
ing tlu* fault week. bill due to tlu* Uu* hiothern of the order
Mi . K*«tlu*r Adam s of Blierwood
drv a e a tlie r a n d «ally front tlu*
penl a few d.c, . laat w ttk with iel
crop is not up to form er year:
utives
here, re tu rn in g Iiome 'l'h u rs-
K in to n (hang«« will m eet in ail
day ■•<* a«itui Novemi « i t lM*ginnlng da.v
Mr and M rs Adolph Hurvten,
a t h> 30 o'clock in th e m orning who
have I ns - ii spending the sum -
Election of officers will take place mei at
<<>a t, re tu rn e d recently
in th e m orning a n d the m aster, to the the
e of Mi H an sen 's ala-
Albert H lreiff. <1* in
all officer» u-r. M i. hom
H J V alentine, u n d a fte r
a n d m cm lx’is t<> be pn*sent Tlie m aking u sh o rt stay, luive r e tu r n
lecturer. Mi s Alice Fluke, ha:, pre - e d i “ th«-.! hom e ill i'ar.« i Mi
urrixl a T hanksgiving program H an a-n. wlio has been in quite
i ’or roll-call, the ladles will tell poor
lunilth. is souu w hat im prov-
about th e lu s t I ham . .¿iving day I’d a fte r having un oiw iutlon p e r
they cun iememiN*r. white tlu* m en form ed on his tiu o u t
will tell w hat they hiBe to I«*
Mrs Itobert l*omeroy lias been 111
th an k I ul for I he lecture hour will d a tin g tlu* p ast week.
be a t 1 30 a n d all an- Invited to
A numiN-r from lu re a tte n d e d th e
a tte n d M easure» on tlu» ballot will
I - H
also I*» dlscu.sM»<l (hiring the p ro held bust S atu rd ay a t the C om m er
gram
Tlu-it* will I n - munical and cial N ational ljunk a t Hillsboro
lite rary num bers
As usual the Blerly hrotlw rs, sons
H 11 Pom eroy, Itotiert Pom eroy, of Mr
and M rs Floyd Blerly.
E verett W right a n d I.«1 w ant I. ( ’ox brought I azine a num ber of the
a tte n d e d tlu* tegulai m eeting of prize» w hich will be added to tlu*
A lbright B rotherhood of the E v an num crouk once which th ey have
gelical r h u n l u . in th d istric t < >< - won on o th e r occasions.
tober 10 a t tlu* hom e of Mr. and
S turm PaiiiMgrt
I lie bad sto rm of Sunday did
some dam age m th is town, blowing
in windows, m aking .shingles fly
E L E C T
Irom roofs, puttin g telephone-» and
radios out of comm ission, 'fre e s
w ent down a n d oilier slig h t d a m
age wua done.
H IL L S B O R O
ARGU S.
Benefit l eed
Kinton Friday
nom inally !«■ wax. xh<; did not gi t
! up u t all or very little ’I ’l l ' ' cold
had vanished a t last, leaving her
weak aiuf listless, b u t uncontrollable
n a u se a h a d tak en Its p is' •• Hie
G
grew steadily worse And still Neal
d id n 't guess, d id n 't notice
Ol
course he loved lier, loved h e r d e a r
ly, b u t—was h e blind?
M arch cam e like u lion, ro arin g
lustily A nne lay In lied, listening
Wy Frances
to tlie wind howling, to th e Icy
tapping ol sleet ugalnst th e window
Parkinson Keyea
panes Bhe liad not trie d to get
< Frano«»
up a t all. since It m ade her fa in t
Pa/klaaoa ■ •ZM
with dizziness even to cross the
WNU ■•< rloa
room to her bureau, and. a lte r all.
wlutl wus th ere to get up for? Bhe
drew th e tum bled sh e e t up about
her head to s h u t o u t tlu- sound
<('ohtinu«<| fmm laat week I
of th e storm As she dul so. the
doorbell rang.
CIIAPTEK VI
At first she paid n o a tte n tio n . It
I E hud not seen, th e next n w rn -
* mg w hen, e a rlie r tluui usual, rang InslstenUy. At la st she stag
he le lt for hl» office He still hud gered to h e r leet, th r u s t th em Into
not w en. th ree week» luter, w hen l a r bedroom slippers, a n d threw
the duly registered voter» of tlie her soiled klm ona ab o u t h e r sh o u l
district. »Ignlfled a t th e poll» th e ir ders. W hen she reached th e fro n t
wllllngneu'. to liave h im re p re se n t door som eone was pounding on it
them in th e legislature a t Belford
L eaning ugalnst th e wall, she
th a t winter.
I tu rn e d th e lock. B efore h e r stixxl
D uring th e Intervening t i m e . M r O oldenburg. his kind, round
.'draggling, striving to keep on her face beam ing w ith Joy a t tlie s u r
lee t und do h e r work. Adine liad prise h e h a d given her. S he sprang
waited
ut first liopefully, th en tow ards him with a cry of h a p p l-
despairingly. lo r th e confidence« j ness. T h e n e x t in s ta n t she liad
w hich she laid expected h e would fain ted away.
"Now. m y te a r lldel frlen t, tell
ijour Into h e r ear. the advice which
!«• would seek Irom h e r "w om anly old Able all upoud It."
"O h. M r O oldenburg, I a m so
Intuition ' Bhe wax »ure th ere m ust
be prUicIple» a t slake, g re a t p rin glad to see you! I never was so
ciples by w hich he m ust e ith e r glad to see anyone In all m y life
"Vel. vel you m u st yust lie still
sta n d o r lull In stead , sh e heard,
when he had tim e to talk lo h e r at a m inute, a n ' h o lt my hu n t. I a m l
all. about rallies, about advertising goner ru n away Y ou’ll feel p e tte r
«puce in newanuper», ab o u t o u a n tl- breety »jon, heln?"
He carried h e r bock to bed, still
tie» of cigars a n d d o w n s of b o ttles
ol whiskey. Sick as she lelt, she I unconscious, p u t a h o t-w a te r b o t
longed to h ave him ask tier to go tle a t h e r feet, a n d dashed cold
with 1dm to some of tlie public w ater over h e r w hite face. W hen
m eetings, b u t he never did. He she cam e to herself, sh e was crying
had a secretary a t his office now. bitterly, a n d clinging to him a s if
Miss Lillie L etts, who chew ed gum she would never let h im go.
"S o -so. W here ls N eal?"
und wore transjM irent, flesh-colored
"In Belford. Prom M onday to
sh irtw a ists, b u t slie was efficient,
site did everyttung for N eal tlia t F riday every week And from P n -
A nne had p ictured h erself doing 1 day to M onday tic's in h is office "
"8 0 —60."
some day A nne sut a t hom e, cough
"H e doesn't know. He h a s n 't no-
ing her h e d a off for her cold h a d
Oh, Mr. O oldenburg. I've
nettled on Iter ch est a n d aching I tlced
all over, m entally as well as physi ! read In books ab o u t young wives
cally There were no evenings to i w hispering "th e ir sw eet secret to
g e th e r 111 th e M orris cluiir, her I th e ir husbands, blushing divinely,
head on Ills a rm s a bout h e r Bhe a n d b oth rejoicing, a n d th e h u s
tried U< w ait up for him . n ig h t bands su rrounding th e wives w ith
a fte r night, but she wax so tired, th e ten d erest care ' And all th a t.
a n d he was so la te nearly alw ays I never redd a word ab o u t th is a w
a lte r m idnight. Bhe was never ful nausea, a n d feeling a s if you'd
asleep w hen lu* cam e in. but w h e th r a th e r die th a n live, a n d being
e
r h e h e sita ted to risk disturbing lonely a n d forlorn. If I did tell
According to a state*uu*nt by J.
W Mabuu-y. collector of in te rn a l | lier. or w h eth er he was too Ured Neal h e 'd probably Just bay. Oh
revenue. |*ortland. it appear» th a t t o crave for h e r com panionship— I'm in a n aw ful h u rry Just now,
b u t X'U be glad to h e a r about
th ro u g h a m isu nderstanding of the A nne never knew w hich it w as
provtsioiia of the law im posing a h e tum bled in to bed beside her It n e x t tu n e I come hom e ."
"Now den, Anne. You know d a t
p r o « «.»mg tax on hogs, m any f u n n w lllaiut a sign tlia t h e was uware
el-. luive refrain ed from killing hogs of h e r presence. In th e m orning h e a in t fa ir to Neal."
"W
elljia s he been fa ir to me. I'd
never
w
akened
until
she
shook
him
for th e ir own use
• S la le m rn U ap pearing in some gently, telling him D ial he lia d like to know ?—I w oulun't have
new»papei « in th e N orthw est r e overslept o r th e telephone b e l l known m yself w liat was th e m a t
cently nave given the fan n er» the langled acruss h is b lu rred senses te r w ith me if Mrs. C onrad h a d n 't
wrong idea of th e ir privileges under T h en he bolted his b re a k la s t and told m e She a cts a s If tt were
my f a u lt —you'd th in k Neal had
was gone.
tlu* A gricultural A djustm ent Act
T h en Iinally he cam e to lier a n d n o th in g to do w ith It a ll—a n d as
•aid
Collector
Maloney
today.
if It were some d re a d lu l crim e. She
told
h
e
r
tlu
it
he
liad
won
M any of th em tiunk they a r e re -
So th a t was wtiut a cam paign had th ree c hildren herself, dldn t
(pared to pay processing tax on all
she? ’D o n 't you realize. A nne.' she
hogs they slaughter, regardless of was like.
T h e legislature m et Ui Ja n u a ry , said severely, th a t you c a n 't a ffo rd
the fact tluU they m ay use som e of
to have a baby?' And th e n she said
still
two
m
o
n
th
s
away.
In
th
e
them for hom e consum ption.
ITUs Ls not correct 'flu* A gri m eantim e. Neal lelt th a t h e m ust, som ething about self control- she
c u ltu ral At t. under w hich th is tax as fa r a s possible, c a tc h u p w ith never talked to him about se lf-co n
: collected, sta te s specifically th a t his neglected profession It had been trol! And we could a ffo rd a baby
tlu- prix easing of la>gx. w hich lx neglected, of course; but It liad every year on th e m oney Neal
the oasis of tlu* tax, m eans the not suffered. He luid gained p re s tu rn s over lo her! And she w on't
sla u g h te r of Imgs for m ark et, only tige a s a successful candidate, and come a n d take care of m e because
Anyone m ay sla u g h te r a s m any new cases poured ui upon him At she th in k s I ought to get up a n d
hog* a . lu* desires, w hetlier he rais- lis t he talk ed to Aiuie a bout Ills take exercise! E xercise!"
"H uf you seen a doctor?"
, them hiiiu <11 or buys th em alive p lan s for going to Belford
No. Mrs C onrad said tlia t w asn 't
"I shall luive to be th e re a t least
a n d th e n
Liugluuus tlieni u l te r -
necessary.
She said It would be a
from
M
onday
lo
T
h
u
rsd
ay
every
for
ward, w ithout pay m en t of proces
sing tax tlw reon. provided th e m eat week. And it seem s to m e th a t it ’needless expense . T h a t th is—th is
T illa m o o k a n d W a s h in g to n
Ls used for tlu* consum ption of his would be b e tte r for you to stay aw tul feeling h a d to 'ru n its course
rig h t on here T he sessions will be no m a tte r w liat you did. So I
C o u n tie s
fam ily or im m ediate household.
flu* farm er who sla u g h te rs h o g s ; over hi April. Of course it Isn’t us th o u g h t—"
— Born and reared on a for m ark et w hich lu* ow ned when if vou were In a house all alone. Mr. O oldenburg. disengaging his
Mrs Sim m ons Is rig h t here, han d , w alked over to th e telephone.
W ashington county dairy tliey were farrow ed. Ls privileged 1 a n know
d you c an call o n tier, fl you "T h ere is a doctor in H lnsboro. I
to tak e a n exem ption of 31H> pounds
suppose, heln ?" he asked sa rc a stic
farm .
live w eight before paying tax . p ro need a n y th in g ."
T ills tim e, liad any reply been ally. "D octor P r a tt? So—led me
vided he does not sell in excess of
Educated in Oregon
see
v a t is his n u m b er—s e v e n -th irty -
expected
ol
her,
Anne
could
not
1320 pound» 11 v«» weight d u rin g the
Bchoolfl.
m ark etin g year ending N ovem ber 4. luive m ade it. He m ea n t to leave five— Yes, yes."
D octor P r a tt was in, he would be
1934 T i l l s exem ption does n o t a p her behind! T h e idea lia d never
— Practiced law seventeen ply.
however, in th e co.se of hogs occurred lo her. a n d here It was over, lie said, rig h t away And, in
th
e
s c a n t half h our th a t elapsed
all
m
apped
out.
in
ordered
fashion,
years in W ashington
purchiLsed a n d fa tte n e d for m a r
In his m ind. He would m iss h e r before his a p p earan ce. Mr G olden-
k e t”
county, tw enty-four
so Utile, w ith h is new interests, burg proceeded to "tidy th in g s up
years in Oregon.
tlia t he could face w ith resignation w ith a d e xterity a n d a sw iftness
( a n d h la tr Visit»
ith approval the th o u g h t ol rem ark ab le In so plum p a n d placid
Em m ett W G ulley of Newberg, —w
— If elected, will have hut
being se p a ra te d from h e r more a person T h en w ith com plete com
Independent
e
an
d
ld
ate
for
congress
one objective; To a d from tin' first d istrict, visited W ash tluui luilf th e tim e f o r several posure h e a d m itte d th e surprised
onths. And site would n o t have physician, still w earing one ol
m inister justice speedily, ington county M onday In hl» elec m
left him , for any know n bribe, to A nne's a p ro n 's firm ly tied about
tion uunpulgn.
fairly ami im partially.
spend a few d a y s d u rin g th e to r ills w aist.
D octor P r a tt was n o t long in r e n
rid sum m er am ong th e m ountains,
E le c tio n N o v e m b e r 6 , 1 9 3 4
Ask your a tto rn e y to send your tlia t were so d e ar to her. S he had dering his verdict. T h ere m u st be
—
• '.„I A.lv l legal ad v ertisin g to th e Argus.
slaved fo r h is com fort, for his well re g u la r care a n d skilled tre a tm e n t
being, a n d sh e liad insured both, w ith o u t delay. A nne's condition was
u t tlie exist of h e r ow n ra d ia n t n o t dangerous, but h e could not
h e alth , for try a a slu> m ig h t she v en tu re to describe it a s otherw ise
could n o t seem to pull herself up th a n serious. W ould she r a th e r be
moved to a liospltal. or have a
pliysically.
M ercifully, she d id n o t doubt nurse a n d m aid in stalled? And of
e ith e r liis love or his sincerity, as coarse h e r h u sb a n d m u st be advised
Index'd, sh e h a d n o reason to do a t once. I t was useless for A nne
He was looking a t th e situ atio n In to protest Appealingly, she tu rn e d
tlie reasonable, logical way. tlie to Mr. O oldenburg
"D o you suppose, if you te le
way he alw ays looked a t every
thing. tlie way tlia t enabled him g ra p h ed Mabel, she would come
a
n
d sta y w ith m e? 1 w ouldn't know
to get a h ea d so fast
In th e flush of his victory. Nt nl'a where to ge a m aid or w hat to do
d o rm an t passion for h e r aw akened w ith h e r a fte rw a rd s But M abel—
ag ain a n d bu rn ed m ore hotly th a n M abel Is my best friend, she ex
ever before. B ut It h a d a d iffere n t plained to tfie doctor, "except M r
quality. If it was m ore intense. It and Mrs. O oldenburg. W e've o ften
was less te n d e r He sought to pos p laiu ied t h a t sh e should come a n d
sess her th e m ore com pletely In tlie visit me. b u t som ehow —"
“W hy not telephone? T h en she
presen t because th e p a st h a d d is
possessed him , a n d because th e f u could get h e re sooner."
Mr. O oldenburg was already In
tu re was abxml to do so. fiercely r e
sen tfu l of a condition for w hich he action again. W ith o u t m uch d iffi
Your hanking facili
culty, he located Mabel, and Mabel
had only him self to blam e.
T h e h olidays bro u g h t u flash of said t h a t she would be delighted to
ties are not limited by
gayety Neal h a d w hipped Ills a f come, t h a t sh e would be th ere in
your distance from or
fairs Into shape, a n d was ready th e m orning. T lie d octor departed,
the frequency of your
enough to Join In a few festivities prom ising to send a ro u n d a nurse
before Ins d e p artu re. Som ew hat a t once; and, w ith in a n hour, th e
trips to a bank. We can
tardily, h e becam e aw are tlia t n u rse m aterialized. M r. G oldenburg
bring you daily bank
A nne's tro u sse a u h a d grow n very sought a t first Mrs. Sim m ons, next
shabby, a n d t h a t n e ith e r she—nor Mrs. C onrad, a n d finally—catching
ing service through the
he h a d suggested th a t she m ight th e la st tr a in to B elford—Neal.
mails. A special BANK
A nne never knew exactly w h at he
like to have som e new clothes. Neal
gave h e r tw o d ress le n g th s —a black said to a n y of th em ; she w as in
BY MAIL dep artm en t is m aintained to service
sa tin a n d a green voile—a n d she fa c t too 111 to inquire, o r to care,
those who find it more convenient or expedient
m ade th em u p herself, on th e fo r several weeks B ut. a s those
superior sewing m achine. O n a vis weeks dragged th e ir slow course
to tra n sa ct their banking business by corres
it to Boston, he bought a long, fu r- she becam e vaguely and co m fo rt
pondence.
trim m ed coat, w ith h a t to m atch, ably conscious, sick a s she was, t h a t
sh e w as h a p p ie r th a n she h a d been
a n d s e n t th e m to her.
Both checking and savings accounts can be
He never knew how seldom she In a long, long tim e. M abel a r
rived. Miss K eep, th e nurse, w aited
wore
them
.
His
days
in
Hlnsboro.
handled by this service without necessitating a
w hich dw indled to one. or a t the on h e r by Inches. Neal cam e hom e
single trip to the hank. W rite us about tljis ef
m ost two. a week, were sp e n t in looking very cowed, badly frig h te n
feverish a ctiv ities a t th e office. He ed —a ll th e gay self-confidence, th e
ficient, safe banking service.
gave up all preten se of getting driving energy wiped from his face.
hom e to supper, n o t even telep h o n H e s a t down beside h e r on th e bed,
ing any m ore to say tlia t h e could his shoulders sagging, a n d trie d to
not do so. P rom B elford lu* wrote ta lk to her. b u t c o u ld n 't because
her h u rried little n o tes on scratch his voice shook so. At first, th a t Is—
pap er every d a y —well, n early every a fte rw a rd s h e collected him self a n d
duy. I t did n o t su rp rise him th a t spoke b etter. B u t n o t u n til she h a d
her le tte rs w ere n o t m uch longer, seen how sh ek en he was, how so r
a n d n o t m u ch m ore com m unicative ry, and. forgiving him . forgot th ere
OF PO R TLA N D j
- oidmt nationai * anh
th a n his own. He did n o t dream was a n y th in g to forgive.
witr or thi locKiir"
By th e first of A pril A nne was
tlia t day a fte r day w hen lie w as not
a t h o m e —a n d Indeed o ften when. su ffic ie n tly b e tte r so t h a t Miss
Anne's Lace
ro w *
I
R. Frank Peters
Processing l ax in
1 log Plan Explained i
Circuit Judge
This Postman
Brings
Your Bank
To You
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
K eep could leave. M abel i arin g for
her since now ,hct did n o t need
so m uch care a n d doing th e
laiusework, too By th e first of May
she was up a little while ear h day
The session ot th e legislature was
over, a n d Neal was hom e again for
good, home, tlia t lx, until a n o th e r
election a t lea sU -h e h a d decided to
run for office ugaln th en , th is tinu
for tlu* ,tate senate. Hr- was very
kind to her, very th o u g h tfu l T he
first of Ju n e. M abel w ent home
leaving them alone again, a n d they
were very tiappy. A nne did q u a n ti
ties of M'Wing. sittin g on th e little
porch, slie trim m ed a b assinet with
pink silk and w hite dotted m uslin
and lace which th e G oldenburg,
se n t tier. M rs Sim m on., did the
washing and ironing and th e c le an
ing, a n d Neul took care of tlie gai -
den, b u t except for th is help, she
did h e r own work ugaln.
A nne's baby was born in the
H lnsboro h o sp ital o n a to rrid nig h t
m ar the end of August. She w a, in
labor lo r tfilrty-six hours. W hen
tlie doctor began to give her w hifl .
oi ettier to tak e olf the sh a rp edge
of th e pains. Neal, who h a d stayed
with her up to th a t tim e, became
deathly sick from th e sm ell ot it,
and lelt her. W hen D octor i 'r a t l
finally Iield th e e th e r cone lo her
taee. telling h e r Ui b reath e a s m uch
as she w anted of It, she sn a tch e d
it from him , a n d pulled it down
over h e r m o u th und nose, tightly,
tightly, oblivion th e only m ercy she
sought—If it could last forever, it
It only could, h e r la s t conscious
prayer.
Her consciousness re tu rn e d in
waves S he babbled, telling secrets
she aid n o t m ean to divulge, a n d
yet unable to be silent. S he felt
bruLsed aixl beaten, she longed to
be left to die ui peace—a n d still
they kept doing th in g s to her.
things tlia t d isturbed her, thin g s
tlia t h u r t her. If th ey would only
go away! Bhe cried, weakly, th e
tears dropping dow n from her
cheeks to th e pillow, a n d y e t she
could n o t move to wipe th em off,
and no one else seem ed to notice
them .
T hen suddenly, N eal was tliere
besioe her, kissing th e te a rs aw ay;
and betw een th em on tlie bed. lay
their little son.
(C snlioued N e x t W eek/
Birthday P a r ty
H eld Mountaindale
M OUNTAINDALE— M rs
W
J
Wall was pleasan tly surprised S a t
urday evening w hen relatives c all
ed to h e lp h e r celebrate her b irth
day T he evening was sp e n t in
playing cards. T hose p re sen t were
Mr. and Mrs C. I W illiam s. Mr.
and Mrs W. S H ahn. Mr. a n d Mrs.
H arold Reynolds, Mr. a n d Mrs.
Vernon H alm , Kuby R eynolds. Lc-
ora W illiams. Bob a n d Stary Riley
and Mr. a n d Mrs. W all.
Mr. a n d M rs A. L. Je n se n of
Hillsboro visited a t th e Jam es
M athlesen hom e Sunday.
M rs E m m a S ch w an d er h a d a
c atara c t rem oved from h e r eye in
a P o rtlan d hospital Friday.
Miss V erna Dillon of Hillsboro
spent S a tu rd ay n ig h t w ith M uriel
Powlcs.
W alia a n d G ene W irtz sp en t
Sunday a t th e M rs A C. W irtz
home
Mrs E arl H ollenbeck sp en t a few
days last week w ith la-r m other.
Mrs. D. A K een, of P ortland.
Mr. a n d M rs O tto Voges a n d
fam ily visited Mr. a n d M rs B iers-
dorf of Schcfflm a n d M r a n d Mrs.
H erm an Voges of W est U nion S u n
day.
M r a n d M rs W. J. W all a n d Mr.
a n d Mrs. W. S. H alm w ent to th e
coast Sunday for a few days' sa l
m on fishing.
Ed K eenon a n d Lloyd W illis re
tu rn ed from Hood R iver S a tu rd ay ,
w here th ey h av e been employed.
Miss L ona Je n se n of P o rtlan d
visited W ednesday evening and
T hursday at th e C a rl Je n se n hom e.
M r a n d Mrs. O tto C. Voges a n d
fanuly a n d C arl Voges are out on
a trip to Nehalem .
Mr a n d Mrs. Joe S h a ffe r visited
w ith Mr. S h a ffe r's b rother, Lee
S h a ffer, over th e week-end.
M r a n d Mrs. C arl Je n se n are
spending the week visiting relatives
a t O stra u d er a n d Kelso, W ash.
Pag»» Five
m ade in last week's (xtper regarding Hillsboro T uesday m orning con-
th e d e ath of th ree young people ferin e w ith W illiam F Cyrus.
in a n a u to wreck I t was first re
ported th a t Mt Colem an had died
of Injuries Out co rrecting th a t re
Lost $;"00
I l l r M l « Julia A M o rta l
port. Mr C olem an is in a n Astoria
R tf months delay eoat H H
. Van Vtaat.
h
o
spital
a
n
d
slowly
im
proving
TIM BER. A bridal show er in
R kf. nl. III., a total of >80«. aoeordtar to
hl» own report. 11« had «p p araatlj apoot
honor of M r. H arvey W ilson 'D o r
that much for raltef of atnmaeh Buffering
othy I-K an' wa , given a t the hom e
Former Agent Visits
t>ef m ha heard of Udga. T o d a / for th« ffrwt
of lier p a ren ts M r a n d M rs B H
llm<* in five yaara ha aay* h« can oat an?*
Jo
e
Belanger.
Morrow
c
o
u
n
t
y
THlots'iii October 17 T hose present ag en t and form er W ashington coun th r z Ho BOW fives cr«dlt for hie racor«ry
were Me dam'-,, W illiam T hom as
to the V d fS Treatm ent. baa«d on a famwue
F ra n k Hchlffer. Jack H offart. W il ty a ssista n t county a g en t, was In atomach ip e rla U e t» trtplo-aetlon praocrlp*
(Ion
It» purpoe« la to nauUalla« meaa«
liam H uffm an. Elm er Spooner, M or
acid, «with« and heal th« tnflam«d atomach
ris K othm an. Art Beyers Paul
lln ifif and atop pain. Already 54.14* ( « tu n
H arikin R ichard M arquez B T ail-
I 'll» Udga Treatm ent her« bean rw-
eet ««I from rlctlm a of stomach ulcora. aetfd
m an. all of T im ber H arry W ilson.
*
i luxation, heartburn, gaa palna,
Mae Brown of W e,tim ber, and
hrt< M n f and other aymptoma of excess acid
'Thane O hler of O h l e r ' . cam p Sev
ity
W rit« U l i » , Hutto 5T. Foot-Hchuts«
e ra l were unable to a tte n d
Hi L*
Ht. Paul, M inn., fo r a fre« aampto
Everything in Insurance
M rs
A rth u r
E lliott
re tu rn e d
Thn 7 d a y tria l box of U d ta Tab lata la told
on a ruoney-baek runrantoo of aatlefacttoa
hom e last week from a visit w ith
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1S32 Washington
h e r d a u g h te r M.
M argaret Elliott
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Hillabora I* ha ran ary
a n d h e r sister. Mn. E. LeCerf a t ♦ —
C rescent Laki
Miss Irene Richm ond, who lias
been residing in P ortland during
th e sum m er m onth... re tu rn e d to
h e r hom e T hursday
M r a n d Mr., 3 D W illis drove
to C orvall. 8und.iv w here Mr. W il
lis will be employed a t present
Mrs. O scar S tilffer lias been d riv
ing th e schrxjl bus to C ochran d u r
ing th e last two weeks while the
n-gular bus was being repaired.
J M cQuald. who h a s been visiting
with M r and Mrs. George W ilson
th e p a st week, re tu rn e d to his
W hite Holland Seed W heat, Jenkins Club Seed
hom e S a tu rd ay
W heat. Rink Seed W heat, Recleaned Grey W inter
M rs
Mabie W ilson a n d Mrs
Oats, Recleaned Fall Rye, Cheat Seed, Rye Grass,
G eorge W right of G ales Creek vis
ited Mr a n d M rs B H. Tillotson
H ungarian Vetch, Common Vetch, and all Clovers.
last week
O ur fall Seed Stock is complete. Buy your Seed
M rs I-orraine H am ilton of P o rt
requirem ents from Im perial.
lan d visited a t tlie B H. T allm a n
hom e la st week.
Miss J u a n ita Nelson sp en t the
B e tte r Q u a lity
—
B e t t e r P r ic e »
w eek-end w ith lier p a ren ts in M on
m outh.
M r a n d M rs B urleigh T allm an
WANTED GRAINS — CLOVER SEED
a n d tw o children M averene and
L orraine visited w ith th e ir parents,
We
have a large shipping outlet fo r your Oats,
Mr. a n d Mrs. George Riggle and
Barley, Clover Seed. See us before you sell.
Mr. a n d M rs. T. D. T allm a n a t
B uxton Sunday.
E arl T u ttle of P o rtlan d visited
a t th e B. T allm a n hom e S aturday.
W alter G iltn e r of P o rtlan d was
a business visitor m T im ber S a tu r-
P hune 01
Millers of Quality Feeds
South Second St.
hay.
M r a n d Mrs. O tto G oetzen of
V ernonia stopped on th e ir way
hom e a n d visited friends in T im ber
Sunday night.
T h e re p airs on th e dam a t th e
W estim ber mill having been com
C L E A N U P . . . P A IN T U P . . . F I X U P
pleted T he crew was laid off las»
T h u rsd a y
T he S nider Shingle Co., w hich
h a s been closed up for several days,
opened M onday m orning w ith a
sm all crew.
M r a n d M rs M. F. W elter visited
frien d s a n d relatives In B eaverton
Sunday.
N. Goss visited h is son R ichard
in P o rtla n d Sunday.
We wish to correct a sta te m en t
Tim ber Woman
I lonored at Party
RUSHLOW
FALL
Seeds - Grain
IM P E R IA L FEED 86 G R A IN CO.
TH E DEAD TO RISE
S a in t and sinner; saved a n d lost:
believer a n d infidel, all to rise from
th e grave.
T he great God you.- M aker has
consented to tell w hat destiny
a w aits every soul th a t ever lived
on th e e a rth . T ake th is now—"All
th a t a re in th e grave sliall h e a r his
voice a n d come fo rth '—all. every
A "new" chair—a "new” floor or whatnot can be pulled out of
m an. w om an and child th a t ever
a can of fresh paint as magically as pulling a rabbit out of a hat!
lived, to be brought back from
We've had lots of experience "doing over" inexpensively with
th e dead
paint. Let us pass some of this on to you.
B ut not all come fo rtli a t the
sam e tim e; T hey tlia t liave done
For durable, colorful floors—inside and out
good u n to th e resurrection of life."
T h at is. thev who have done rig h t
in God s holy eyes. Not one little
slip ever; e ith e r in tho u g h t, word
or deed, from th e cradle to th e
grave. No one could live tlia t sin
An uninteresting wooden floor Quari. .
less life, you soy? Hold on, th e in
can become a decorative feature
s ta n t you tak e Jesus C h rist a s h a v
or a faded linoleum takes a new
ing died fo r your sins. G od counts
lease on life if it's painted.
rlllt • ■
V wwx
you as h aving lived sinless. C h rist’s
own sinlessness is spread o n your
page from t h a t in sta n t. H ave tlia t
righteousness a n d you are in th is
first resu rrectio n ; th a t of th e saved,
iJ o h n 5:28-29.i ’’Blessed a n d holy
is he t h a t h a th p a r t in th e first
re su rre c tio n : on such th e se c o n d .
d e a th h a th no power." iRev. 20:6>.
You m u st choose. All th e saved)
of th is p re sen t age — th e day o f '
grace—com e fo rth in th e first re s
urrectio n " th a t in th e ages to
come G od m ay show th e exceeding
A popular circulator for
riches of H is grace in H is kindness
to us th ro u g h C h rist Jesus."
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large areas. Very
S te p forw ard m en! L et's give th e
tr u th a s it is in C h rist Je su s to tlie attractive a n d
H auling P erm it Issue»
generously
Log h auling perm it w as isued F r i last unsaved soul in o u r county.—
design
day to Alfred N ordgren. A bond of George N. T aylor. B eaverton.—Adv. proportioned. New
adv. mica panel. Front doors op
$1000 w as required.
“Mind the Paint"
and you won’t mind the cost
B H o“X PORCH & FLOOR PAINT
$1.00
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Olympic
Circulators
en together to perm it easier
feeding of large pieces of
wood. Extra large fire-box;
Heavy cast iron lining.
■very Sunday
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