Page Six
THE
H IL L S B O R O
ARGUS,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Thursday, November I. 1'i.ti
of Hillsboro ami Wilma and M ar
wltli a birthday party 111 honor ol Sunday al their faun and attended
jorie M arr of Kansas City.
1 H illy
I V liin t o I k i r t l a n d
i Mr Heaton's birthday iX lo b er 24 (he nagiani given Sunday evening
Mrs. Larry Lawton of Seattle vis
|
al
the Uxlge hall after the regular at the church
H ills b o r o Auto Freight
ited her sister. Mrs. Bradford
meetings Members of Lincoln and
m II llo.nrth s|»'nt the week-
Bonded and liuiured G am er
Powles, last week
1 Ruby lodges anil several friends end on a business trip to G rants
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Halui are
Serving Beaverton, Aloha, ll«e,|
I
were
guests.
Mr
lleaton
was
ulso
pass
and vicinity
on a trip to Southern Oregon.
vllle. llUlkhoru. (iirnellus and
honor guest at a dinner given Bun-
Mr and M l' Geoige lewellyn
Messrs, and Meadames Loel Hol
day by Mr and Mrs It T Hesse spent the week end al Newpoit
Forest Grove
lenbeck.
J.
L.
VanDomelen
and
Hollenbeck» E n tertain
a t Floyd Raffety attended Pythian
¡when 13 relatives and friends were
Bunday gui-is al the Will Gein-
P ickup and D elivery Service at
I
entertained
In
honor
ot
his
birth-
liella
home
were
Mr
and
Mrs.
J
A
I'aekage Italea
Sister Temple at Hillsboro Friday
P a rty ; Smith» Honored
day.
Undow ol Cedar Mill
evening.
Hillsboro
Phone M3
B
en
efit
Friday
Fai
mlngton
Bunday
school
W
UI
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Wall and
A community benefit dinner will i„- held a, 10 a in. Instead of 10 30
East Hid» '¡Vrmlnal Portland
Mr and Mrs. Stanley Halm re
MOUNTAINDALE The work on turned
lie
given
ul
the
C
W
Larkin
home
lU
i
formerly
Wednesday front a fishmg
Phone EAst »131
the M ountaindale electric light ex trip to th
Fllday from 13 to 2 p ill. The pro-
Mr ami Mrs J M Btreli het
e eoast.
tension lias been started Earl Hol
deeds will start a cook Stove fund visited the F M Henderson home
Bible
school
will
be
held
a
t
lenbeck has finished delivering the M ountaindale Sunday at 10 a. m
for the church kitchen. The affair m D ullam l Tuesday Mi llendei
DO YOU GET UP NIGHTS?
poles for tile lute.
will be followed by the Bcholls .M,n «hu formerly lived in B< hulls.
and the regular Sunday school at
ABE VOU tlV I lt I«'
Ladies' Aid meeting.
was Just recently called to Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. B ert Wilkes. Mr. 9 a. m.
If so. nature is w anung you ot
Mrs Harry Hoetfel and son ot and appointed .ales manager lor
and Mrs Jack Dyer and son Jackie
Mr and Mrs. H. J. M ailer re
Witch Hasel were over-night guesls d,,. power equipment depai I incut ot danger ahead. G et rtd of your
and Dan Phillips of Longview vis turned from Idalm Monday, where
of her parents. Mr amt Mrs J E u u. western division lor ihe Intel trouble early. Make tills 25c test
ited Mrs. A. C. Wirtz Sunday. Mrs. they have been visiting.
Bennett. Thursday
Mrs. Hoeffel national Harvester eoni|wuv Ills tie! JUKI tier Oil. lluchu leaves, etc,
Wirtz returned to Longview with
Saturday visitors at the Archie
was a soloist on tile Woman's dub headquarter- will tie In Denver
them to visit her daughter. Mrs. Thompson home were Mr. a n d
til green (ablets. Ask for BHKET h '
federation
meeting
program
Wilkes.
Mrs. Homer Kotch and Mr. and
llie bladder laxative Take 12 of
Benefit Supper Attracts
. . .
Miss Bernice Dillon of Hillsboro Kira Delbert H utchens of Forest
tlwiu in four duva. If not pleased
The Annual Mountain Home
spent Saturday night and Sunday Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Armen-
go Ixuk and get your uginey. 1813-
Ladles Aid benefit chicken pie sup
wlth M argaret Mathiesen
trout of Banks. Miss Mamie Sandy
KETH work on tlie bluditer similar
iwr will be November 9 There will
/
Mr. and Mrs. L. B Hollenbeck o( Buxton and Frances Thompson
be a candy booth and also a sa le ol
V. ' I I I t I U> l N i l l l l t At to easier oil on llie bowels Flushes
visited over the week-end a t Sea- of Portland
out excess acids and other Impuri
bags of farm produce
which will
side with Mrs. Hollenbeck's brother.
Mr. and Mrs. George Herniens
pi
BEAVEHTUN l'ix- newly elected ties which cause getting up nights,
take the place of the annual bazaar
W. B. Hollenbeck, and family.
and family of Verboort were Siut-
are Delbert llurke.
The Sunday school orchestra will lli-Y . . olfleers
. Amos
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hollenbeck ¿ay visitors at the Joe Baker home,
llierly. vlee-preat- frequent desire, scanty flow, burn
furnlsli musk- and group singing I’" ' '
entertained friends Wednesday eve-
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hutchens
Ivln
Guniin
and ing. backache »r leg |mms You are
will be one of the main features ol treasurer. ’ ami David Secretary
ning with a "500" party. High scores of Forest Grove were Wednesday
Mason, re bound to feel better after this
the
a
ita
r
dinner
amusements.
Serv
were made by Mr. and Mrs. Jam es evening visitors a t t h e
Archie
New inemtMi.-. a re Edwin flushing and you get yoiu- regular
ing will begin a t 6 » m and con porter.
Mathiesen. second by Mrs. Richard Thompson home.
lîlulter. John Btaehle. Ellis Nyland. sleep G uaranteed by Dell« Drug
tinue until all are ferì.
Sandford and Henry Cypher. Those
Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher of
Henry ülckiiiun. lavricU e leppiin store Adv
Social Friday
present were Messrs, a n d Mes- Nampa. Idaho, are visiting friends
dames Henry Cypher. Richard Sand- in this vicinity
Midway school will hold a basket Markey Bayle and la'onord Rhor-
baek.
social and program Friday evening
ford. William Joos. Jam es M athie-
Miss Daplme Lowe and a friend
T. H Bclioene and Mrs W. J
E ntertainm ent will Include plays,
sen. A. K Reynolds. Loel Hollen- Miss Switzer and Gordon Layton,
"A Joke (Ui Bobby" amt "Five Jo l Scott entcrtalned a group ot frtends
beck, Andy Christener, and the wlio are attending Oregon State
ut
a luneheon at ladies of Rotary
ly Ghosts," by up|x-r classes; " Three
host an d hostess.
college, spent the week-end at th eir j
D e m o c r n tic C a n d id a te
Mr. and Mrs. Sam R affety went homes here
Jolly Pum pkins;' tap dance, and luneheon a t the ivw ter Plate In
Portland Wedncsduy Dards wrre
to Rockaway to repair th eir house.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corev and
"Three K ittens.” by primary de tiw
fo r
diversion of the ufternowt
which was damaged by th e storm, children were Sunday gues'ts at |
partm ent; and special music C of
GUI R éserves of the B eavertoli
t i , ...... By
■ Loren
.
, T. "
T
■ S p a n ish and W orld W il t s , tlig» M a- Armed w ith board iiw nikt* nr m t l iss fee will be served.
-Anniversary' O bserved
the Fred Youngen home a t Hel-
There s a long, long trail awlnd- n n es won laurels for their corps on
r, , ,
or cutlass,
L. M Miller went to Tuft Bull- hlgh schixil «laid a masque rude |
The Misses Amy and Helen Hoi- vetia.
ing back to th e first birthday
of land
or ___
sea. Each crisis rh*o
th a t k .,7?“
pj““ y nc
,u o ,u’lne
____
_
••„■ “S.i
us“ ■Murtoy
o m e on a “ I day
day. He took Mrs Luev Miller and l,al'ly Friday
lenbeck were hostesses a t the Earl
the U. S M arines who celebrate America' has” faced “has given th e
his mod*rn P ^’totype Is I Mrs
Mis Lily Bones to their homes
M' l n l s c . ol Ihc Erh iuUsldp Bridge
Hollenbeck home October 21 at a
the 159th anniversary of their corps sea soldiers an opportunity to serve skilled hi the use of machine guns. there, a after
fier several
visit al
at 1 lub
guest- of Mis Ruin Boyd
several weeks
weeks' visit
dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
on
November
10.
Nearly
eight
th
eir
country,
a
n
d
m
a
d
d
itio
n
¿
S
n
¿
J
“
1
,10
and
^
p
h
tn
e
s
.
the
F.
O.
Miller
home
«1
her home in Sorrento October
Hubert Sm ith's fifth wedding a n
m
onths
before
the
declaration
of
special
tasks
have
been
assigned
?
to
man
a
five-inch
Mrs
Anna
Wenstrom
of
Portland
24
niversary. Those present were the
Independence was signed, a Corps to them.
t*111' 01 *u l(t-atrcraft battery.
1» a house guest of her sistei Mrs
^ rs- A ® Hansen has returned
honored guests Mr. and Mrs. Hu
of M arines was born amid the first
Romance and adventure are In-1 Wooden ships and the cumber- Elisabeth Iteede
’
from a two mouths visit to WIs-
bert Sm ith and son Earl. Mr. and
B U X TO N *W ork*at^ the Elwood
of A m ericas first fight for ter-woven in every episode of th eir s®n’*> weapons of Revolutionary
Mr. and Mrs Loren »s«-ward and c“ns“ i ami Minnesota Mi ' Hunden
Mrs. Earl Hollenbeck. Leonard Van-
colorful lu-storj since the first
h a«»,
» 'e ».a—i
faded Into ••--
Uie past, and - 1 »*-
Mr. ---*
and --
Mrs —
Earl - - Ruskr'-liVn'i'idC . visited ( i - id days at the Century
Domelen. Sydney Connolly, and the mill is finished and workers are
hostesses. Aniv and Helen Hollen- seeking other places of employment
Tlie y a il harks hack to the days Marines, authorized by the Contin- lmve btx' n «^Placed with tile float- trip to H arrisburg during th e week of Progress Fair
Cuiigregutloiuil chiirih ladies held
beck.
s Lane of Mist was a Buxton
u*lgs
buckled shoes; ental Congress in 1775, embarked on lng fortresses of steel an
and m achtn- end
a fixxi sale al Halstcu s Hardware I
of wooden ships .uid iron men. of a successful expedition to the'*B a- *’rv which now guard our shores o .
Norman Stanton, who has been visitor Sunday.
Psh‘s are Coming I o store.
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‘—* possible invaders. Likewise. Scholls' November
fighting —
tops. —
It •------
ham as in
1776. capturing guns and —
a»™inst
attendtng Banks high school, has
Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards and flintlocks and fig
1« when the
Mrs M c McKercher has re tu rn -|
gone to Vancouver. Wash., to a t- Elsie Meyers spent Sunday at the ’ lnds
wa>’ through more than a am m unition from the Brittsii.
tbe duties, customs, dress ami mode Scholls la d le s' Aid will six>nsoi a
tend high school.
Fred Beiiefiel home near Mantling ce,,tur>’ and a half of national
Tl-.ev are traditionally a seafaring
living of sea soldiers have benefit pie social and program at *d irom “ 'u 't'k visit with friends;
in K uklund. Bri'iiierlon and Beattie.
Sunday visitors at the Janies
Miss R e t h e r f o r H H o n o r e d
! ' ents. ln ’ hich the land warriors force because the C ontinental C on- changed gradually with the tunes the grange hall.
Mathiesen home were Mr. and Mrs.
birThdav sYirmu-w"Tiny was
direcUxI th a t particular care
Oregon contributed
Corl Wohlschlegel and family W ash
more than
The "ftOO" club wus entertained
A. L. Jensen and Bernice Dillon given Miss Lucille Retherford
of ^ ^ ¿ f o - b a n d be taken th a t no persons be up- 1,000 of its sons to serve in tlie with Mrs. i,. i. H ulett of Newberg
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Ketneriord at fighting u ith pirates m the medi- pointed tn office or enlisted intn
at . (he Grange
Lantern in Portland
and . ----------
Melbln Ziegler went
W O r ltl —
n vu i
i to
v v Gobh
itM n t' ,
,
Corps during the Worin
“
------ undhigm
>rs of SllIldav Io attend the birthday dm - I?,*1 w,'''k il" kursLs °l >f Mrs. i leorge
Roberts & e h n Rmck R iS e ll fto r
a t c h a Pul"'l*'c. stalking IncM- good seamen, or so acquainted w ith t t a t 's t a t o are e n ro T C d 'in i l l ranks Iler kiven In honor of the birthdays Blassei
anrf Mrj, FYltJi u ,Lst
a daughter, Patrie la Ann. was
uddn
¿ X l ; ans u i o u r own country, battling m aritim e affairs as to be able to
,
enrolled in its rank,. of
!
m
Boxers in China, and th e raising of serve to advantage by sea when re-
^ ron’ lts orl»ln ln colonial days
days. Mrs. Clara Wnhlschleirel i, vi.o born to Mr and
Mrs ...............
William ¡
'
^ n L(W
me'
OId Glor>' U1
ot different q u l r e d ’
and 1 ¿5s P‘'n n ‘ui,‘nt establLsiiment ¡ng at the Fred Wohlsrhlegei h o m e
G< tober 24 Mrs Canq>b»-ll
iien e F ^ ^ “ WUina C r o it h e ^ Pegd
IT v,,aled when
PMW
The old-tim e sea soldier could J ? ?-o«rai,,Ch ?
iore''?
Mr *"d Mrs .1. K Vien,u’tt s,amt *“ convalcsl,,« m the Wilcox mem-
gy ¿o n g m z. V e rc Z WatlSn Tun; C t k
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011 “ „ „ " „ „ , ,79#; tbe C°n»> has been proud the week-end at Blue Lake nark orl“1 hospital In Portland
Irigate. climb aloft to drop grenades °f ts ser\lc e to the country. It Ls
Christian Endeavor .wx-tal at th e •',|s 1>oy tlri,v entertained tlie
1
*Ye-yerS
in
hatties of the
;he Revolution, on the decks of opposing war craft t c i ’ -P™1“ 2f
moMo' 'Sem per M ountain Home parsonage was well ^ ‘'itn u t bridge ,-hib with a luiuh-
and Lucille, Ju an ita and Velma --------------
the
W
ar
of
1812
the
Me
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C ........
ivil o .....................
r come to ...........
grips ..........
with the enemy. S iw i..'., ■• whlch m eans "Always attended ami neiied
1 eon
o . w r w Mexican.
...................
ted JH
88
, , October
., ,, 23 Mrs Anna Cox and
Retherford
Several from Scholls attended the ,, ,**, H Nelson were guests of
W. B. A. m et in all-day session
ciUcken supper given by the K lnton 1 Ï,S ‘U. . - , ...
f with pot luck dinner October 24 at
i .a i » - Aid
»m Friday evening
<
I m 7 ,o n T bry l2e 8
Wednesda5' Stark home Included Veona Russell. Ladles'
. . Mr. and Mrs. W.
... T - Desstnger and
J the home of Mrs. La Vona Peterson.
| in honor of_Hcr btrtoday.
Wayne Andrews and Bruce Dodge , Mm G race Taylor went to Port- Miss C athryn Deailnger attended
A substantial taxpayer o perat
I About 30 persons were present. Vis-
the
G
erm
an
Festival
a t the Turn- ing a large form near Roy Rest-
p
„
,
***
_ . of Sherwood and Bill Yedd ot Port- bind Sunday with her daughter
I itors were Mrs. Ione Justice and
u
r
d
f
i
-
^
announce
S
at-
land
MLss
M
argaret
S
tark
was
Mrs.
Phil
Dahl,
who
spent
the
day
VT
*
‘n
,ul11
Saturday.
dent of thia county fur 58 year-
' son Lonnie. Mrs. Dorothy B ritten,
d at? , for HT*«- hostess.
a t th e H P Tavlor h o n ,.
5
Seven dead rat» we
■ere found In a Blands for lower taxes an farm s
i Pauline Tisdale and Theresa G oert-
newly
remodeled
store. Hot coffee
will
be
served
all
Y
h
~
r
—
MllW*
M
cCann
sP™
t
^
‘Uik
Nutley
of
Redmond
spent
8“<k
0,1
P
ront
strp«
OGob.
r
24
zen. all of near Vernonia; Mrs
and homes, both city and country,
Will U ^ i a l ^ , ^ 1.0;«
í>T.T-„.T.hu,? dí.‘y .¡ ‘_n lt‘ . 8bnday a< T ,” ‘™*a ' . \ '» *
Snyder lióme
Blanche
Hillsboro;
with a reasonable reduction and
Mrs.
Alta Hensel of n of ear Bonks.
a¿ d C h u r c h P la y B r in g s in S u m th e ¿ y 's T r i ^ n ü n
“Ä *'
°f u
Y rnnhunom uym eii-hem ’
D P Saunders of Avery,' Idaho S a le o f F e d e r a l L a n d
still
efflrlent service Government
sfx-nt .several d a
(,».« with
i Mrs. Julia Kirk. Mrs. Rose Bellish.
P a rties P lan n ed
¡ institute.
at
minimum cost. He believes in
his
twin
sister.
Mrs.
Jennie
F
ar-
A
d
v
e
r
t
is
e
d
in
A
r
g
u
s
for
W
o
rld
Service
! Mrs. O. H. Stowell and Mrs. John
G/U‘,‘5 “
ot
Mrs Elv,,ra ° ? d'ie of Pasadena.
8tr<‘tch(T h? me
Notice of the sale of tim ber on nuiking tlie public dcdlar do tlie
Bellish, all.o f near here A meeting
51(16 oi
f
whlch is C a l. who was called to the parental th i Jo™ * h.»piuueb»»rtelF
rtd7t fron'
O rrK"h »nd California same work as tlie lrrlvate dollar.
, of the ladies was held th e following
‘t o aril home b>' th e death of her father.
SCHOLLS—A novelty musical act S ï r i L ÎÎL - S n , , î L th e b2n^
« V
" « ¿ “ U K K ,
S S S .cS 7 1, 5 ? ' „ r ' K » ; lJ a f 1j " grant
5 " If elected will londuct tile public
afternoon a t th e home of Mrs. Vida
J
.
W
R
ay
’
J
T
Anderson
of
Farm
ington,
ar-
business as carefully as a private
under the direction of Mrs. J. M H^Dr a S C\ f atUG ilv /'c o o l ?
Powell to tie a quilt.
rived
Saturday
morning
by
plane
daughters o f Oenevteve
and ^ Mnrv
veru»in„ page of
J this week's
. L2£ . Argus.
2. “d business.
S tretcher in which the Misses
F lln ih e th
n e ...» ;.
Bry v,‘rUslng
Farm
U
nion
to
Meet
<bw
miestä
a
t
t
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K ansas City u n it of Farm ers' U n- and^to^-ntT and Tom 'sV ietehe^w m V S
P riifLn ° l P ortland vis-
~ ' B cnc,,t November 16
( Paid Adv.»
Scholls pie Ladles'
Aid
will hold
a Immc (Vtotxr 14
& * Lovp8ren
3 at Roseburg. .
ion will meet ln all day session a t
p £ w il^ b l ?he contribution M*1» / Ron h®“ 11 g U aand - ¿ n lly and
a n d benefit
» n e r i t pie
social
November
16
social
November
16
A
^ ^
IUCk d in -
tl^ S c X % i™ D
were" s X ^ t ^ Æ
n ^ e '
b‘“ n‘ Pr, parpd
K ansas i ™
Sunday guests at the M B Bo-
ner November toner,.
sponsored by the «on a ^ Mra < ^ f fto S d M?. ^ n - '
~
HuUhen8' wfib recently zortli home were Mr. and Mrs. Ira
CLEAN U P
P A IN T U P
F IX UP
»,
,
Buy Ih-operty
W ashington County Federated Wo- ham were teachers in the some suffered a broken collar bone, is Crawford and Mr and Mrs W J
taking treatm ents for Erysipelas ln Albert of Portland
Mrs. Jessie T iU m apand sons have m an's Clubs at the Venetian th eat- school ln th a t îi c to ï ty
"
the
arm
.
which
followed
the
Injury.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
alter
O
rr
arc
on
a
purchased
the Felix O Donnell er in Hillsboro Wednesday evening.
Mrs W w -- --
of
Mr. H eaton H onored
motor trip to Idaho and California.
property here and are moving th eir a program well worth the price is Newberg called at Hollingsworth
the Monday
Ed Seiffert
Mrs E. O. Heaton, noble grand
Mr. and Mrs W E le e and Mrs
househoid goods here from B irken- assured and a good representation and J. H Moore homes
of Ruby Rebekah lodge, entertained Luella Westfall of Portland spent
I «
»on.».
from Scholls is desired. Please call;
Party Tuesday
Mrs. Edith Riggle is visiting her Mrs. Francis RoweU or Mrs. J. E.
Mrs. Ed Beason ^ n d Mrs C a r l
daughter Mrs. Grace Dury. and Sutherland for tickets.
Carlson “ tertalned 2 0 o X w S rfé
family at Vancouver.
Honor roll for Midway upper with a >olnT H a llo w ed *
Several young people, students grades includes Alice Watson, Eve- Tuesday evening The homes
For
D irt destroys fine fabrics.
v u
■
. . . . . .
and alumni from here, attended lyn and Allen Boleen Delà M av next rflsor
Bu„n„„.Jlomes. ttre
Take this precaution . . .
.
Tillam ook and W ashington the Hallowe en party at Banks high Viola and Ethel Burke Perfect ,
d --------------
H a lo u e en
e n stunts
stunts
. .
, , ,
. a t - and games included both homes
Friday
night.
tendance
roll
includes
Virgil
I
_
.
-
,
___
a
Counties
»,
»»- =•
j
f
tendance roll includes Virgil H at-
Scholls orchestra will give a
Mrs. Mary Stowell and daughter field. Alice Watson. Allen and Eve- benefit m u s ic a jlt the GnuSte hall
November 23
G range nan
—Born and reared on a Patsy Visited h er parents at Che- lyn Boleen.
recently.
Miss Dorothy B arr of Hillsboro
Mr. and Mrs. B urton Moore of
^ ’.•jshinprton county dairy- halis. Wash.,
Meeting Planned
sP*“nt Wednesday night with Miss Portland visited his uncle and aunt
W. B. A. will meet in all-day ses- Doris Lewellyn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewellvn
We will charge you Just a few cents to make your drapes
farm.
It ii io much ..tie r to
Sion
Novenwei
at
h
a
ll.
"The Ring of Kama Krlsh Nlah," Monday.
and curtains as clean as new. G uaranteed work ls always
—-Educated in Oregon
krtp new p.m t and vat-
with basket dinner. Out-of-town a pageant-
— « « e c i.h .» .
g|<nert
economical.
mth
dean ' So when you’re
schools.
members are invited to attend. I featuring "The Ring Received." "The
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rowell left
h n u ieclea n in g in clu d e
—Practiced law seventeen Several pupils are absent from OId Church," "The New C hurch,” Tuesday on a several days' trip to
paint and varnith in your
school this week with intestinal and “T he Ring Redeemed,” was Eugene by the east route and r e - '
WE CALL AND DELIVER
years in Washington '
cleaning equipment. There are any number n f prixlucll you can
•'flu.”
played to a full house a t th e Scholls turn by the west in th e interest
use youraeif—Come and tell u» your need«. W e will advice you
county, twenty-four
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church Sunday evening and 875 of th e walnut growers of Oregon I
what to use attractively, speedily, economically.
was raised for world service work, who are signing a lengthy petition i
years in Oregon.
V e n e t ia n F e a t u r e s N e w
which included donations from the against the policies of the walnut !
F o r the upkeep o f flo o n , w oodw ork, furniture
—If elected, will have but
F ilm w ith H e le n H a v e s Sunday school. Ladies' Aid a n d ! control boar- cf
r i i m w n n n e i e n n a y e s Epworth
am ount is
H erbert S
one objective: To ad
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tark
left
this
week
for
hat Every Woman Knows.' to be duplicated by E. S. Collins of C larm ont , Minn., to visit relatives
minister justice speedily, Sir "W Jam
es M. Barrie's great play Portland, giving Scholls a credit °f the S tark family.
will be a t the Venetian Sunday of 8150. Rev.
fairly and impartially.
Rev. S
S. R aynor Sm ith I Mr. and Mrs Ed Albin were Sun
Telephone 47
Hillsboro, Oregon
Hayes ( coached
A
- Monday
v x v r is v s a a y and Tuesday.
A U G j u a j . l Helen
iv iv u
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th l i e e play which he an- day guests a t the Ed Hankle home
An excellent “ all purpose" varnish
Election November t>, l » j q Brian Aheme and Madge Evans are nounces
they will be glad to give a t Turner.
auitable (or everything from front
nihlT
i »id Adv.) featured.
at any church, th a t will pay the
A Sunday dinner party a t tlie
doors to table tops. Its high glosa
I INI
expenses of the trip. All native
withstands hot and rold water. Can
costumes and properties of the
be nibbed to a dull sheen.
HALF PINT
were furnished by Rev. and Mrs.
Smith, who spent several years as
missionaries in India. The play
cast included Cecil Heaton, Ir-
mai Trask, Arlene G otter, Ava
Howard. Evelyn Benson. G race Mil
ler. Mary Lovegren. Leila Howard,
Wilma Herd, Tom Stretcher. Leland
McCann, Minor Hesse. Herb Snyder
Raynor Sm ith Jr., Len Howard,
Tom Stretcher, and children's parts
by Philip Stretcher, Sammy G otter
and Amy Howard.
Mrs. Herm an Koeber, who is con
fined to her bed a t the home of her
sister, Mrs. Ferd Groner, was given
Marine Corps Born 159 Years Ago
M ountaindale
to H ave Juice
Beaverton iii-i
County Commissione
Work at Elwood
Mill Finished
ELECT
R. Frank Peters
J. M . (Jo ck )
V anderzanden
Scholls G ro u p
A ids Program
Circuit Judge
DRY CLEAN YOUR DRAPES
AND CURTAINS
Paint 'n ’ Varnish
for Easier Housekeeping
a§
HOME LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS
VERSATILE SPAR VARNISH
QUMT .
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Removal
Notice
CORWIN HARDWARE
Headquarters
A fter N ovem ber 1,1934
H u n tin g and Fishing
Supplies
Aladdin Lamps
W e will be located in the build
ing now occupied by the H ills
boro Garage.
D u rin g our remodeling period
we will offer our
E ntire Stock of
N E W and U S E D CA RS
and T R U C K S
at
REDUCED PRICES
CADY MOTOR CO.
H ills b o ro , Oregon
DO DG E
PLYMOUTH
L ong’s R ad io
T ubes T ested Free
VOTE WO
FREE
C o m p le te B u ild in g
S E R V IC E
★ Uncle Sam is doing
the pow er job in Ore
gon. W h y set up a
new state commission
to plunge us deeper
into debt?
I/Ofe 301 X H a /
ASSOCIATION TO PRESERVE
OREQON’S CREDIT
H arry Dorm an, Secretary
Weatherly Building, Portland
(Paid adv.)
PHILCO
For Repairing and Modernizing Any and All
Types of Buildings
*59”
P a rtic u la rly Covered by N atio n al Housing A ct
Just received! A powerful new
Lowboy that tunes-io the
world in addition to your
favorite American programal
And priced sensationally low!
The new 1935 PH ILC O 43L
features Automatic Volume
Control, Tone Control, Bats
Compensation, new Electro-
Dynamic Sneaker and P H IL
CO High-Efficiency Tubes in
a grace iful new cabinet of fine
wooda. See and hear thia
value nowl
w i a u coort a n n u i
A G A IN S T
th e G ran g e
P o w e r B ill
T rtd t-ln your
o ld radio now I
Just phone 301 or call on us and
we will gladly furnish you with ac
curate estimates as to the cost of any
remodeling or repairing you might
want to do.
We will assist you in making ap
plication to banks who have arranged
tp make loans.
We will furnish you with a list of
competent and experienced crafts-
men to do the work, also with plan
and architect service. It is our sole
effort to assist owners arid craftsmen
to give a complete building service.
We also offer this same service for
all new construction.
Phone or bring your repairing or
remodeling questions to us. Build now
while costs of building materials are
at a minimum.
f y
N«w 1935
EASIEST TERMS
PHILCOS
for your selection
’’*r / ’" 'r ■ small amount d o w n —
' 1® b “ c.?,
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*22”„P
Extre-Llberel
Trade-in Allowance
A ll
M akea
of
Radioa Repaired
S E L F R ID G E BRO S-
J. W. COPELAND YARDS
The Black Cat Office
. $1.40
80c
40c
Boas-Hue ter P aint Dealers
Phone 301
1138 Third St.
Phone 21X