Thunuliiy, November I, 1934
THW
Dir Halloween program mul party
nt Ihr Fir ( trovo mliool.
Mr und Mm Anion Wutklna vln-
Ihxl Bom <»indilli Tluir.Mluy al the
l*oi I hind General hospital, where
hr I . H I lnil»|y III
A. N allerer linn been u t tlii* Ernest i
G uenther home the |«i»t two week»
H a l l o w e ’e n G a t h e r in g H e ld ““ ‘‘■«n« » 'll. some carpentering
' und general I m in work.
W ultrr Hehmldt uiul Cora itu lltj
a t W a t k in s ' H o m e
of n rur Hillsboro wer« Bunday
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Klient» of ht» purent», Mr. and Mm.
in» M.» r i. Bniwni
Jacob Hchmldt.
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, Mr. und Mr». William North
L A U R E L Ml
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Amon
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P re v i un d h e r la t h e r W ll-
Walklnn entertained with u Hal
¿¿„..’n'v Ï. P< rtlu n d were Tuendav
Laurel People
Enjoy Party
lo w e e n p a r ty u t t h e i r h o m e F rid a y
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AI UHI.h IN HIESI* DISI IN( I IVE I HO< KS, COLLEGE LASSI S \\ ILL I INI) 1IIEIII
WORK IMMENSI ItABLY MOKE ZI.SI1 I I.
Field», Maxine Feldt, George Hol-
»Cher, Betty Havens, Rena Hertel,
MAN’S HEART STO PPED.
Florence Holcomb, Jam es Kohlmey-
STOMACH GAS CAUSE
er. G race Kingston, Marlon Peters
Robert Patterson. Elizabeth Sabo.
W L. Ailams was bloated so with
Helen Baldfeld. Helen Schmidt,
gas th a t his h eart often missed
• By Mrs. R. P Rasmussen i
Anna Schwanke, Edith Walters,
O. B Kraus, county superintend- beat» after eating. Adlerlka rid hint
Helen Wick
o
ent of schix»ls of W ashington coun f all gas. and now la- eat» a n y
T hree subject pupils Sophomores, tv in his first Interview as chalr- thing an d feel» fine Tlie Delta
M argaret Cypher, Dorothea Schaus man of th e legislative committee Drug store.—Adv.
I Benlors, Dorothy Becker. Frances ; of
the county council of P arent-
I Lair. K athleen McAlear, Jam es Teacher associations, said th a t If
Sameel. Blanche McCormick, p. Q , the 20-mlll tax lim itation amend-
and Alice Schulmerlch, P. o.
m ent 1» passed by the voters at the
polls next week there won't he any
money to run the high schools of
W ashington county.
Mr. Kryms said the elementary
school fund would th en furnish
'mly *113 per teacher and only *5
I By Mrs Zell G Rtruthora)
HITEON—E D. Hite was hurt per child on the district census. DOES YOUR R A D IO -
quite badly last Monday when he This would make it necessary for j
POP. crackle, hiss, hum, or
fell while loading baled straw He practically all grade school dis
whteUe? We specialize In clear
Is reported as Improving.
th e full five mills
ing up these troubles Call us
Hiteon club was well represented tricts to by levy
the amendment. Even
with confidence.
Friday a t the County Federation allowed
the full am ount of this levy In
meeting at Scholls.
many
districts
would
not
keep
the
Results Guaranteed
Rebekah club members met Oc grade schools open for any thing
tober 4 with Mrs. Lester Robinson like
the norm al term.
a t the home of her mother. Mrs. C
‘In this case," said Superintendent
W Struthers Eleven were present
and the afternoon was spent m ak Kraus, "w hat would the high schools
have to operate o n ? Nothing,
ing quilts.
Mr and Mrs Charles VanKleek simply nothing. It would m ean th a t Selfridge Bros.
Phone 21X
attended Pomona Grange a t Gale all the high school» in W ashing
Grange hall October 24 Mr. Van ton county would be compelled to
PHILCO DEALERS
close
their
doors.
Do
th
e
people
of
Kleek was elected steward.
Miss M arguerite Ferris of this Washington county w ant this?*’
district was Initiated In the Torch
Honor society a t Beaverton high
school.
Red raspberries are so plentiful
on the Handy place Mrs. Ray Kin-
ken canned eleven quarts
William P. Campbell spent sev er-!
al days near White Salmon W ash.,!
last week.
Danger Tax Limit
Plans Here Cited
Stop R adio
Noise
Douglass
R ad io Service
ELEC T
H. D.
TO HEAR NEW PASTOR
All who will are cordially Invited
and earnestly urged to attend the
annual meeting of the Union Gos
pel Mission of Portland Monday
evening. November 5, at the First
Republican Candidate
M ethodist church. Portland. Dinner
served a t 8:30 tickets 35 cents. To
be followed by the hour in the
for
church auditorium a t which time
Dr. Albert G. Johnson, newly a r
rived pastor of the Hinson Memor
ial church, will speak on "Give ye
; them to e a t”
Program includes good male quar
te t of Salem, unique in the field
of Gospel song and evangelism.
Clip Out anil Mull This O rder Blank for P attern s W ith Dr. Johnson. Rev. Ezra S.
Gerig, pastor of the Staub Mem
orial church, and Ross Cornell, now
FASHION Bl'RKAU,
a successful business man who was On May 28, 1934, the President of the W ashington County
1(>:| P ark Ave., New Vork Cl(y
helped Into the new life through Tax Reduction and Equalization League in his annual re
With this coupon, whlob I clipped from the the mission, will speak. They will port to the League made the following statem ents:
declare w hat It m eans under God
"In comparing the road levy of 1933 with other years
th a t the churches of the city and
this section have set a Gospel light
we find th a t it is about the sam e as the levy of 1914
o f ,\fH » p a p r r )
house down into this stream of a
and considering th a t some of these funds were used for
I am enclosing.................. cents. Please send me hundred thousand men. homeless
relief and th a t we have many* more miles of road than
th e p attern s listed below at 15 cents per p attern : ! all, who have taken to th e road
we had in 1914 the savings enum erated clearly show th a t
these depression years
economy has been the watchword of the members of the
You will learn what it means th a t
P a tte rn num ber:
County Court and Road Engineer."
the churches have opened and a
well of salvation among the broth
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els, saloons and gambling dens of He fu rth e r sta te d :
th e North end. You will be brought
347
Size
"Exam inations show th a t the affairs of this county so
face to face with th e challenge to
far as the Court has control are efficiently and econ
Name .
go on from the solid beginning of
omically m anaged”
these past seven years of the mis
Address
sion’s life; churches of the city
This
report
was printed in the County papers in the edi
and section keeping step with the
City . . .
Union Gospel Mission movement tion of May 31, 1934.
across the country.
State
Mall to-day to the Union Gospel VOTE FOR H. D. KERKM AN for CO UNTY COMMIS
21 S. W. Third Ave.. P o rt
W rite your name and address plainly, giving num Mission,
land. a card th a t the num ber of
ber and size of patterns you want. Enclose 15 dinner reservations may be known. SIONER and for a continuation of this efficient and econ
cents In coin for each number, and mail your or Signed—H arry A. West, for the
omical management of county affairs.
der to Hillsboro Argus Fashion Bureau, 103 Park i trustees.
adv
(P aid Adv.)
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Ave . New York, N. Y.
K erkm an
L>1UD
were Hunddy |<Ue»t» a t the E. C. |
Mulloy litmus,
Mr aiul Mrs Cully Whitmore and
Josi |ililiu- Whitmore were Butuluy
lily M r», b ird M -'C o rm lrll
guests of their daughter and siste r,1
CHEHALSM MOUNTAIN T h e
Mrs Leslie Lax- uiul huiillv of Chcr-
4-H club ol the Fir Grove school
ry Grove,
gave mi entertainm ent Friday night
Mr aiul Mrs W II. McNuy and lit tlu- school house.
lMtay Mi Nay were guests a t the
M r s Tom Shuck anil son Stanley
Clyde S tretch home In Newberg of Hillsboro s|u-nl the week-end
(w-tober 23. Mr. McNuy attended a a t the L. T, Flnigan home.
walnut grower» meeting hl tile uf-
Mm. Lena Meyers and children
ternoon.
mul Nuoml accompanied P 'A S II.Y made, practical, poasesslag definite
Mr mid Mm. Lee Brown were Haymond
Mr and Mrs. Ix f Oakes of Hillsboro
charia und m agnifying any young Iudy s hap
Friday evening guests ut tlu* J. W. on u trip to St. Helens Sunday and
Twlgg honu- ut Hcholls
piness at being buck in college, th e two frocks pic
visited
with
John
Zeigler
and
fam
Mm J W Mulloy and Mrs. W L.
tured above offer the co-cd the opportunity to build
ily
Kteyens
. . . attended
, .. the . lunerul _ ol
Mm John W alker la In Portland her w ardrobe advantageously and at little expense.
Mr. Anderson of Farm ington Sim-
w,.,.k wlU| ht.r m ol,M.r M„ u
day.
F o r the pert collegiate outfit Indicated as P at
F. Tompkins,
who 1» 111
ipkl
Mr. and Mrs Hurley Looney and
Mrs Ix-na Meyers und Raymond
"
ilaughter R uku H c of Pu
Portland
wert and Naomi attended tlie wedding of tern 333, w ashable silk, o r a heavier fabric If de
Bunday guest» at Ila- W 11 Mi Nay Mis» (incita Hiisbuuer and Howard sired, Is needed for the blouse; broadcloth tor the
home.
a t Wilsonville Miss Mll-
Mr c i Ä „ Mm u i i 1“‘Ä-lam™ U,i t g IXxihrr
aiai
X S 01 * “ M*“ 8u»h.uer*. jacket and s k i r t
T his model coines In sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to
ta lu y e tte October 21
Mrs II. J. Cook and children 4 2. Size 18 culls for 3 •» yards of 35-lnch fabric
Elbert and Irene Stevens were Carol
Noel ol West Linn went
NuiKlny guests of Mr and Mrs. home n mul
iu rsd a y a lte r a two weeks* for th e jack e t and sk irt, und 2 '» yards for the
Duwurd DeVtdez of Portland.
visit with Mrs Cook's parent», Mr blouse.
Mr anil Mrs Francis Coolidge.
M r, .1 E BUUM
The o th er youthful frock. P attern 347, with
Allien ltosevear uiul Fred Ouolldge, mid
Buford Deford und June Holcom Its soft doited tie and belt and Its big buttons,
accompanied by Mr aiul Mr» Juck spent Bunday at Olcneden.
Hruiiilcnberg of Purllanil. went to
and Mrs. Rufus Ornduff and lends charm and distinction to all who wear It.
Newport unit other inust point» son Mr Keith
returned Friday from a Made of heavy erepe or novelty woolen, this
October 19 to hunt a m i fish , b ut two-weeks hunUng
trip near Ukiah town frock promises to be as serviceable us It Is
tlu- stormy weather Interfered and ¡ J ”. L'i,* near "Burns bringing bock attractiv e.
they got no game They returned S J X ?
It Is designed for sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42.
Mr and Mis Mervln Whitmore
Friday evening callers a t the went
to Portlund
Monday
to see Size 18 calls for 4 '< yards of 39-lncb fabric wltb
Raleigh Whitmore home were Dan
" J
"usly Hl at
% yard contrast.
Carter and Ills mother. Mrs Red-
^ m -r a M ^ X l.
W ith simple, yet distinctive lines. Model No.
dlg. und Mrs Row O irter. all of
Paul Blazer of Eugene spent 347 Is exceptionally easy to fashion.
Finíale, who afterw ard al tended last
week n t flic tiome of his par-
ent». Mr. and Mrs J E. Bluzer
Mr and Mrs. I, O. McCormick
. a t home on account
visited Monday at W hitford with
- t »
a s
(
tai
1 Smejkal went to Vernonia to work
the Erj)rst Smith family
Miss Ann Deul spent Saturday
/
Tin* Oenzer families visited Mr.
night with her sister, Mr» C. R
T ram m atch play between groups and Mrs Frank Stevens at Linn'
Following Hllhl students are on
‘ »y«’rs
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‘ d ton October —
21.
of 21 l>1
w“ ‘
in d □
u c te
d ^ u h ler^ M ^ rrlh ill ^ ^ A h S i Mr “ l
F” n *îi' Hllls
clllt» bc-
C. A. Teller was home from °f the school year, according t o ,
B. W Barnes, superintendent:
ln n !i uîid K emicth M clnnu v £
Portland over Sunday.
Freshm en—Jeanne Abts. Robert
Mrs. Dysle of Bethany lias pur
& i n £ k , v 8ChaU,f‘er “ * POrÜMnd
»o’ t h ^ l i ^ l e ï ’^ n r e T t
chased th e D. E. Bales farm.
Allison. Glennis Carlson. Jack
tv,.»,.-» »,^1 i n - u . i . . . llH* tournam ent wiU receive prizes
Christenson.
V erna Dillon. Ethel
M ri Ì c *
k whlle eil< *> member of the winning
Harty. R alph Hesse. Mildred K rah -
‘T h e G a y D iv o r c e e ” N o w
Hi mni took Mrs. I. O. McCormick »»»«»n uill rccclvi» u coif hull
mer. C hester Rasmussen, Margaret
to the Portlund 8anltarlum B a tu r-1 ,eam * lu reccl' e a 8°« oal1
Players on one team may play
Showing at the Venetian Ruecker, Anita Weik.
day for treatm ent for bronchial
tïiât
anY
oilier
player
on
the
opposing
Sophomores— B arbara Enschede.
asthm a. Report Monday was th a t •—x ..... ........................#
-o ~ — »
“The Oav Divorcee, at, m e v e u -
slie was aomewhat Unproved
^ ‘„“ m a i ^ will give full handicap rtlan tonlgh t prujay and Saturday, Marybel Flint. Helen G raf. Esther
, . i f o r r liiiT
tPrwvH
A c ta lr « n e r i
< T in _
Dunean York of Reedvllle spent k “1’*' membt* I O l II 4 C I t ¿ n i l W i l l IX co-starring
H
arty.
Vivian Hesse. Dixie Lee
Fred Astaire and G in
1>u»t week at the D M M cInnis required to play
four
18-hole ger Rogers presents the complicated McDowell, Vivian Sacressen. Tom
home helping K enneth McInnis, m atches during Uie contest,
and hilarious predicam ent of a Stretcher. Irm al Trask. Jean W en
who was suffering from a badly In-
Teams are as follows
young lady who believes her boy ger, Florence Wonderlick. K enneth
fected hand, caused by* an axe cut ,
® ?rre5l * H o lz n a g - friend is a "professional flirt'* and Tupper.
Vlzltorz a t t h e L T. Flnigan el* 8t£“ ni‘,1,“ n * BA‘AC 1. J L JVldFr' who therefore tried to teach him
Juniors—Billy Allison. Helen Beck
home Sunday were Mr and Mr.« „ ’"j 1 Miller. M C.
Johnson Tintan
La\t*i. ,h<' <“rror of hU w ays* 1116 com PH- er. Joy Foelker, Melba Haverstick.
acKenzle
abetted by Dorothy Jackson. Harold Meyer,
G ito Ornduff and Robert; Mi and Hadley. Al MacKenzie. Tipton. caUons are B,ded
Mrs Tom Shuck and Stanley ol Propstra, Replogle Cate. *’
those inimitable funsters. Alice Ann Munkers. Marjorie Montgom
Hillsboro, Mr and Mrs. Jam es
C ondu*
Brady and Edward Everett Horton. ery. C hristine Robb. Dorothy Stein-
Itachln of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. °
«
I ke. Robert Tongue. David Torbet.
Oscar Hagg and Ida Lou of R e e u -! 8
t,oo<lm*u k F \',ld,*‘,r 5 u r*
Say you saw tt In the Argus.
1 Seniors—Tom Bronlewee, Frances
vllle. and Victor Desvaux of Wy- ry*„ Pll ^ <’.rslo,n * AVnda * ,3 ° dd'
coniia. Missouri. Victor Desvaux ne *-,'^r K™*
P *,'er^ » P d "
plans on locating in Oregon.
l!ier' D. Ar Thornberg, Jo h n T hom -
Mrs. D. M. M cInnis and son burg. W MacKenric Jim Anderson.
K enneth are spending a few days J?J^e,r * G ardner. Nosier, Peters,
at tlie York home a t Reedvllle.
Charles Wells, Chandler.
Mr and Mrs. John Sm ith of -
Newlierg spent Sunday a t the Fred C r e d i t Bureaus Buy
M attrrn home.
McMinnville Office
L. V. Hhllt of Hillsboro, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred WohLschlegel and Mrs.
Credit Bureaus, Inc., ha- pur-
Bemorratic ( anilld.itc for
Clara Wohlschlegel of Scholls vis- chased t h e K night A d ju stm en t1
itrd at tin- E C. W ohlsrhlrgrl home company at McMinnville, accord-
STATE REPRESENTATIVE Sunday afternoon.
j ink to a report from tlie local of- !
First mortgages have stood the test for 100 years
Hodson McCormick spent S atu r- Her. Tlie company now has three
through hard tim es and good times.
I have lived on a larin In W ash day night and Sunday In P o r t- , offices, one In Tillamook, one in
ington County, Gn*gon. continu land os the guest of his brother- Hillsboro and one a t McMinnville.
O ur m onthly paym ent mortgage which Is reduced
ously for forty-five year» during In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
T h at retail credit collections and
a little each m onth is doubly secure.
• sales continued to swing upward In
w in ch tu n e I W H iiuintigcr of a Allen Comber.
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September Is the report of tlie
Invest with us today.
local farm ers' telephone company j
"Dnt sho* Is some tear you got In nation-wide monthly survey of Re-
In, « b o u t te n year;,.
Amounts
of $100.00 and up accepted.
departm ent of the National
1 shall not make a lot of prom yo* britches when you * slid Into
C redit association lust received by
ises which I know cannot, be ful second base.
"You Is right boy. Dey com e, lhe lotal credit office.
filled far the purpixie of securing
vö ^
'b i . t Z = 7 « ;
ä
3 X e cÄ
a t r ” ne on
1
1
and th a t Is that, If elected, I shall
give my full time aiul attention to
1!
(B y I. R. Strubh)
SA FE
RELIABLE
L
the duties of tlie office and will
Clarence Steckleln returned last
support lUty m easure or measures
week from a six weeks' visit with
designed to lessen or more equally
his parents In Dubuque. Iowa.
distribute the burden of taxation.
Miss Wilma Rosencrnns and Miss
I believe In the principle of an
B arbara R ltenour spent the week
end with friends In Banks and a t-
o ld Age Pension, but also believe
i tended the high school Hallowe'en
tliut It should be financed by gome
M. PERSON, M anager
I
party.
mean» o th er Ilian a tax on real
Frank Smejkal and Mrs. Charles
Savings & Loan Bldg.
Hillsboro, Oregon
and personal property.
Sehmldlln of near Vernonia vis
1 believe the so-called Milk Bill
ited th eir m other. Mrs. Theresa
passed by th e lust legislature la a
move Ut the right direction b u t I
believe It should be strengthened.
1 believe tlie producer should re-1
cclve a greater portion of tlie!
price paid by tlie consum er tlian
he now receives. O ut of the recent
Ini-lease in t h e p rice of m ilk, the
producer lias not received hla Just
share.
Oregon ha« the Income Tax, the
Intangibles Tax, a G i l t Tax and
other forms of Indirect taxation, 1
believe Uie various form» of in
come taxes should be strengthened
to tlie end tliu t real and personal
property sluil I bear less of the
burden of taxation. A move Is on
foot to Incrense the salary of public
official» and employes, I am op-
l»>»ed to »UCh movement. I believe
th a t public officials and employes
An hour agd a well-ordered bam
receive greater pay for their serv
ices Uuin th e pay of our farm ers with Valuable rattle. An hour later,
a
ma»»
of flames taking 11» toll of
and producers,
property and life! DON'T wait u n
I deslr< to »es Oregon belief Itted til It'» loo late—be protected now—
lit every way powOMe in connec always — because you ran never
tion With Uie construction of th e tell when fire will h it your be
Bonneville Dam but I do n o t be longings!
lieve thia Is th e tim e to burden
the Btate of Oregon with a great
bonded IndebbxUicss until It Is def
initely determ ined wliat we may
expert, from the Federal G overn
Agent
m ent In Uie distribution of elec Every form of protection - Fire,
trical power and energy In the
automobile, casualty, liability,
S tate of Oregon generated a t the
Fidelity, Surety and Life.
Bonevtlle Dam, bringing to every
Phone
1732
1144 3rd S t
m anufacturer, every city dweller,
and every former its benefits on
Paid tor by Tax Limitation Laagua of Oregon, C, If. Cover, Scey.. 410 B. W. 10th Ave,, Portland
equal terms.
(Pslil Adv.) '
in Entertainment
ELECT
Page Sevan
E. D. Hite Hurt
in Fall at Home
itu ie h ih W l.lt-
evening guest» ut tlu- Italelgh W hit
evenlng ( lame* were played and more
home.
Mr». Hnghen gave a reading Those
Mr. aiul Mm H erm an W hitm ore,
present bennies the hunt and hunteaa were guests a t a birthday dinMBI
were Mr and Mm llioinu.', Hnillh, ut the home of h er (»arents. Mr 1
Miule uiul Norliw Hnillh. Mm Ituy and Mm Albert Kobersteln of G as
Moon-, lumen and Wilbur Moore,
Dewey Mereer. M llluent and Junior ton ( leorge Hchmldt of Gobi Beach
I >uiiajiu»»r. Mr. uiul Mm W illard | W(M( a n „vernlght guest ol hin p a r
lluglur», June Gifford, Mm A ent» Haliirdav after attending a
Nurlerer, uiul John, Jean, Teddy teacher»’ convention In Hulem oil j
and Steven Wutklnn
Thursday und Friday.
The "dreu»-up" party held by the
Hundav dinner guentx u t the Mm.
Frieiutly Corner eliu.n of tlu- Mun Flora Baker home were Mr. und
day nehool a t the Ailolph Hchmldt Mrs W I» Baker, Mr und Mrs.
home Thumday evening wun a t Nell Baker and Mins Erma Buker
tended by more th an 20 member». of Manning. Mr. und Mrs Wlllluin (
The refrenlunent committee served Joo» of Hillsboro; Mr und Mm. I
hot doughnut» and elder
Harry Hchmeltaer and George Kirk - ;
Mr aiul Mm J W Mulloy. Mrs putrlrk Of - Mountain
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lloini
Mr.
Amelia Campbell and W I. Htev- i and Mm Charles Tutm au and
eni. ullended Hu- funeral services of * fnwrence T atuum of (heluilem
Mm. Annu Heltzel of Farm ington Mountain
lust Huturday In Hillsboro
Mr and Mr». J II Felton, Mr.
Mr aiul M m A m o s W atkins mul amt Mrs. Fr«d Hchmldt uiul Cecil
Mrs A Nuderer vlaitixl Ill s mother. Hchmldt visited Ituy Felton a t Bau-
Mrs E Wutklnn of Portland, last Vies' Island (X'tober 23
Huturday.
Mr. uiul Mr». Ed Lxxih and Mm.
Recent guests ut Hie C. P Stuf- Victor Nelson of Portlmul and Mrs.
lord home, guests of Mm Louise Florence Peterson of Hillsboro were
Brunner, wi re tier son Fred Brim- Bunday guests of th eir mother, Mrs.
tier uiul Mr aiul Mis J M l i e n - Cully IMIley. They were culled back
nett of INirtluhd. Mr aiul Mrs Monday morning by the sudden
O tto (truss of Alolui and Mm Elsie Illness »1 tlu-lr mother, wlio Is con-
llrliii and daughter of Kelso, valesclng a t this writing.
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Mr. mid Mm. Ed Iteetr. (Nancy g-o
/-»• <
P c a ia t’ili a n d so n V irgil of D a y to n
A RG U S.
Golf Club Plans
I earn Match Play n
County
Commissioner
nT?fkUtneÄ!Hilhi Students
1°/
J „
on Honor Rolls
REGULAR 427.50
Padiantfirp
TESTED FOR 100 YEARS
w.
RAYNARD
4%
.Green Mountain
Washington Savings & Loan Ass’n
J.
You cun ch a n g e th is p ic tu r e by
Fire Visits Your Bam
Can You Afford
Such Possible
Loss
• The supply of genuine Humphrey Radiant-
fires which have been specially priced at $15.75
are almost sold out! Order yours now! For
any left after Nov. 7 must sell for the regular
price of $27.50.
Cozy and convenient!
You'll like the way this Sparton model
Radianlflre banishes chill in the morning be
fore your furnace “gets down to business’’
and on days not sufficiently cold to make you
want to light your furnace. This gas healer is
extremely cozy in the evening because the
lighted radiants take on a glow similar to an
interlaced mass of red hot twigs. It affords the
charm of an open fire without being accom
3 0 2 X V on
Healthful as sunshine!
Turning on a Gas Radiant fire is like “turn
ing on the sun.” Science hat proved that these
heaters produce both ultra-violet and infra
red vibrations of such a moderate intensity
that everyone may en joy their beneficial
effects. No harm comes from continued ex
posure.
Inspect this specially-priced Radianlflre in
one at our showrooms. Then plan to order
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1300 Main St.
Hillsboro, Oregon