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Traffic Rule
Drive Planned
Sonic of the Successful Candidates
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ARGU S,
Dairy / Disease
Meet Planned
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
Award Won
Details of the federal program of
abortion control will be explained
to dairymen a t a meeting In the
Reedville school house on Tuesday
evening at 8
lettin g under the
provisions of this plan has already
ot-gun In W ashington county.
C ontract agreem ents a r c being
signed and as rapidly as small
groups in any one comm unity have
signed agreem ents the testing be
gins in that community. according
to William F. Cyrus, county agent
G rade B milk shippers have been
somewluit worrit'd about th e possi
bility of losing their baste average
rating and will be Interested In the
following statem ent from a letter
written by E. G. H arlan, chairm an
of the Oregon milk control boat'd
"The milk board is glad to co
operate witlt you in th is program
and, as indicated above, will retain
upon the m arket any producer who
co-operates witlt tlte federal gov Henry Young of Hillsboro receives
high I. O. O. F honor
ernm ent. especially reserving to him
his basic average which he lias a l
ready established."
Contest Winners Will be
Announced Next Week
s
H IL L S B O R O
Request th a t city, county and
state police heads devote m o r e
tim e and effort lo enforcement of
traffic rules affecting m otorists'
and pedestrians, safety, an d less to
overtime porkuig. or apprehension
of minor crim inals is being made
this week by sponsors of th e sta te
wide "Let's Quit Killing" campaign.
Pointing out th a t Oregon is ex
periencing no crime wave of any
m agnitude to necessitate a concen
trated drive against criminals, and
th a t the state does have an em er
gency existing in the alarming in
crease in auto accidents, deaths and
injuries, sponsors of the safety cam
paign are urging heads of police
units to delegate more men to
safety work. One of the causes of
state's accident increase, they be
lieve. is th a t penalties for violation
of traffic laws have in general been
made heavier, with no correspond
ing increase in the certainty of
punishment.
Delegation of more officers to
enforcement of traffic rules affect
ing safety, such as speeding, school
zone«, through streets, turns from
wrong lanes or without signalling,
and other safe-driving requisites,
would result in a greater certainty
of arrest for violators, and a cor
responding decrease in lawbreaking,
it was asserted.
Turning right or left from wrong
traffic lanes is the specific viola
tion scheduled for attention during
the ensuing two-week period of the
safety drive. Records show a n
astonishing number of accidents re
sulting from th is cause although
they generally are less serious th an
accidents caused by other violations
where speed of cars involved may
be greater.
Due to unexpectedly large num
ber of entries received in "L et’s Santsel and G oetter starred on de-
Quit Killing" jingle contest winners fense for th e locals.
will not be announced until next | _ S tarting lineups:
H ilh i <•>
(1 2 ) B ra v e rto n
week.
City Bowling Teams
Break Fie Standing
I h n i's ilii.v , N o \ 1'iiiin i
, inert tonight < Thursday »
iluunN i of co minerve in liti
Football Classic
Portland Saturday
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OltFUON STATE C O L L E G E
IIB IN T L N S I
Corvallis. November 7 O re g o n i H i t h.NO N Uv« r l i r r s - u N f N « h e n i < i J u n ii A X M M ill .
Stale college Irait l'ail leant will play C o m p a n y .
University of Oregon, traditional
I H I IO N 'S
rival, ut Portland Saturday after In ( h r I M hat U r h K l I ( t tir o i o < f H ih«*
U n ite d Chat*»,
ntain at 3 o'clock t he contest Hut-
fm i h r D la lr iv l u f O rew un
utday will be the thirty eighth I In «h« M a l i r r u f W i llia m J (Jet I m a n .
,N I I lottttt In lla n k r u p l
meeting oi the two team s in 40 IlHiikriipt
N> I h r In h r r r h
» Iv a n I » a ll r r e * lltu r »
years of football relations.
I ha I «an I h r t& lh d ay o f (l«-t><4»«i
A
D
Pre-game prognostications, i l l - 1934. W illia m J G a ttm a n ««f II« « v «rit«n.
though counting but little in O re O re g o n , I h r b a n k r u p t e b u ve namtptl, « » «
lh -N iM l b a n k r u p t . a n d (h a t I h r
gon-Oregon S tate games, give tin1 d ( I u r a ly i a t u d jin
r n Ilia
of
hl«
c re d ito r»
w i ll l»r
Webfoot* a big advantage over the
i k r C o u n ty C o u r t M im h ii In ih «
Orangemen. Oregon has defeated * o u n iy C im r i II»*» *« a i IIU I.b u t.» . O re
U. C L- A 26 to 6. Idaho 13 to 6 run. nn ( h r I9 ( h «lay o f N o v e m b e r, I «44.
and M ontana .3 to 0. and tost to
Washington 16 to 6 In conference appoint a tru a i« « . « » « m m « th< b a n k r u p t .
games this season. Oregon S tate
■»«••••i »u.h .«ih.i bu»io«
Iras tied Southern California tl to ( i a li n a m u a i h*'"r*
“w
h r p r r » r n t r d in f o __
6. and lost to W ashington S tate 31
M hy t h r B a n k r u p t A r t a n d a w m n
to 0. Stanford 17 to 0. und W ash
Th«
«-Itesi ule h i e l d ia r i, a
ington II to 7.
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l»«tr»l N o w m h r r 7. 1931
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Itrfo rr*
USED
CARS
Bought anti So|<|
1929
1920
1929
1929
lo rd
Dodge Sedan
Chev 4-door Sedan
Ford Roadster
Chevrolet Roadster
Coupe
Agency Willys 77
Come in for a
dpniontdrntion.
M .9 7
Local Boys Going Good
on the Freshmen Teams
I
In 1
a« I
CARS PAINTED
v
Dick Sutherland and Hob Dins
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more, former Hilhi football stars, In th< m m ly C o u rt ssf I h r N t a te o f U r
showed to advantage In both O re y o u . fo r W a a h lu ttio n C«»unly.
(»as • Oil • Accessories
In ( h r M a i le r »•( t h r h r l a l r o f J a im
Ttes for the leadership of two gon S tate rook-Orrgon frosh games.
M a n n , O rrra s rd
frosh won tile first game and
out of the four local bowling The
.
N o tic e la hereby g iy
. I h « l (h e u n .lç r
leagues wen' broken last week When j llu' rooks tlte second Friday night signed ha« l«een d u ly kSIM gntm i I , , th r
three in a sea of mud 13 to 3. Sutherland above e n tttlrw l C o u rt, >« A J n i li t t a t r a t r t . Cars Washed and Polished
"The Hilhi" s ta ff held th e a n Lentz defeated Ireland's
nual pot luck dinner Tuesday eve traight games to top the City played through both games for o f t h r E a ta te o f aatd Its « « •« ,(. a n ti h a .
ning in the school cafeteria with j league and Bristol dropped the the rooks a t right guard and Dms- «Inly q u a lifie d ■■ »uch
Ha*Inn clahna
Robert Tongue, assistant editor, and National G uards by the same m ar- mure substituted tor Johnson at
I,r' 1*1
r " w aiatv
“ 1 a r e
in H iiia d 1
Tom S tretcher, assistant m anager, i gut to lead the National league, u-tt etui lor tiie frosh
a tu l
rw«iGlrr*i
(«. pr«M»rn( (h a a am a , |**>
in charge Preceding tlte dinner a Hillsboro lee Works continued toj
ir * ( h r r w ilh pr*>i>«r Am ir har« th a r a fo r . l o ;
th a un.lrrw lg t»r*l a t th a la w
o ffle a a o f
staff meeting was held to discuss • lead the American league, while
H a rr
M. M aar A
C a ta ra, ht th a H h u la
plans and to decide on a them e Coslett Trucks went into the lead- Hillsboro Rotarians
Agency for Nash and
which would be of local interest. I ership of the Commercial league
to Put on a Program Ma* tutta H a n k l«uil>lht«. Iti Iltlla b *> m . O r » .
Ray Alexander, representative of when Fairway. form er leader, post-
Hillsboro Rotary club will pul
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,h* ,l*1”
Hudson
and Terraplane
the American Engraving com pany! poned the game with Safeway
on tl«,- program for the Portland ■‘•'•u ;i,i. so,
„1 N..,«mh«r. IM«
of Portland, provided the surprise! Play In the fifth week of coinpe- club Tuesday noon It Frank P e lm Ji ssii m w i i h i , o u t o . A.iuont.,,«.
2nd and Wash. Phone 2641
feature of the dinner, a large cake, tltlon was as follows: American
which was inscribed and decorated league—Home Laundry won two out will discuss' the history of Hill»- ¡¿'’virar ’• ^ X . " ' A tto r n e y » fo ' r d A d m ln -
boro
und
W.
O.
Ide
tlx»
bu&lnetus
uir»»ru
3 » -43
in the school colors, and surrounded of three from Royal Soda Works
by a ring of candles, one for each and Hillsboro Ice Works took three angle. Forest Grove club will put
year the school lias put out an straight from Ireland's and the C. on tlte program here Thursday
annual.
C. store took two out of three from j
R epresentative-Eleet Hughes
Those present were Ray Alexand- Halite's Place. Commercial league
AI Saini»' Mltaion lEpkropal)
er; Miss Tennessee W eatherred. ad- Coslett Trucks won three straight
T w enty-fourth Sunday alter T rln-
visor: K athleen McAlear. editor; trom Curry's Grocery and the game) tty: C hurch school, tl 45 a. in .
Jim Samsel. m anager; Carl Doern. between Fairway and Safeway was service and sermon. It a m
jr L
humor; Bob Tongue, assistant ed- postponed. National league Union low-ship group. 6 30 p in ltev R
flto r; Tom S tretcher, assistant m an- Oil scored two victories over the H. Wisecarver, vicar
- » . e r . Sidney Ellingson, a rt;
Helen Commercial National bank w h i l e ----------------- — ■ — ---------------------
j S tu n k a r d
R EL
W h e e le r
Wick, activities; George Holscher. Bristol made a clean sweep of tlte
Co» let t
KTL
athletics; and Robert Tupper, snap- series with the National Guards
C, IO S S ll
RGL
^ o ts . . , t „
Schedule for the coming week w a n t e d R.n«i,i. m. n
BUY ALL w< « »1.
Senate club will attend a meeting American
league— Hillsboro Ice
and .in», , i . « h s ,.r « «, r—
| . nd
LG R
Hart SchafTn
I I t U HLS
BE
LTR
of the city council T hursday eve- Works vs. Royal Soda Works, Hills-
«>r
Erad ll««,«. Kt
LER
rung. The club intends to discuss boro Motors vs. Home Laundry. - l""1 _________ .
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T o rb e t
SURE
—
WITH
Q
civic
improvements
in
some
of
the
City
league
Ireland's
vs
H
allies
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t,.r
(C o n tin u e d fr o m p a r e 1 )
P a tte rs o n
RHL
year's programs.
Place, tx-ntz vs. C. C. Store. Com-
v"*~' M.«,„i.ind«lw
i.,.
LHR
THIS LABEL!
ty assessor $8415. $8380; county Cook
Nineteen students have ’um ed out nterctal league—Coslett s vs. Fair- r,tHH' min. «.»(,, >u.,
y ,« d i r « , k
H o ls c h e r
E
treasurer. $2430. $2350; county sher
for
debate
this
year,
the
largest
way
Market.
Safeway'
vs.
Curry's.
-
n*>w<on.
j»,/
D ia tn c t S ta n d in g
iff, $9935. $8870; tax departm ent,
num ber ever to report for debate. National league—National Guards
W L T P c t.
N O T IC K
TO
( M E D IT O R S
OK
$4735. $4480; county jail, $4472. T illa m o o k
...... 3 fl> 0
A large m ajority of freshm en have vs Commercial National bank. Brls-
1.000
S H K M M A N M i l l . (O M I'A N V
Fabric C h eats
B
e
a
v
e
rto
n
..................
N » U r « ia h«r«4>y ( i r r t i <*, » II r r w H lo r »
$4400; county school superintend
1 <1• 0 1.000
entered this activity, indicating th a t tol vs. Union Oil
ent. $4220. $4.00; probation officer
they have been awakened to the
William Ziegler In the American a n d <><h«*r t>er»<>n« h a v in g c la im » a tfa ln a t
2 2
h e rm a n M i l l C x m p a n y , an O re g o n cor-
fact th a t debate Is open to them league turned in the best score of S |M»raOon.
$1790. $1840; county nurse. $1855. J H ills b o r o
th a t
W
C.
( h r t» (m » e n
a n ,I
as
well
as
th
e
upper
classmen,
the
week
w
ith
219.
High
scorers
$1865; county surveyor. $330. $405; M c M in n v ille
1 2
A
x » l K rlc ka o n
w « re a p p o l ti teal K » , « « c r .
1
.333
rarely
The debate in other leagues were Andy
0 .1 0
.00 0 :
circuit court. $10,750. $11.750; coun
.
.. happens.
.
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, Lentz. «•f aatd S h e r m a n M i l l C o m p a n y a n d of
C o a n t y S ta n d in g
question for th is year Is "Resolved City league. 207; Ray Sigler. Na- a ll it» p ro p « rtte a a n d aa»«(a by o rd e r o f
ty agent, $2505. $2440; justice courts.
Senator-Elect Aitken
w
L T P ct.
T h at the federal governm ent should tional league. 204 Ross Hall. Com- lh « H o n o ra h l« G « o rg « I t lla g ie y J u d g e
$750. $750; coroner. $725. $675; Bee v erto n
adopt the policy of equalizing edu- mercial league. 160; and Mrs. John- o f th e C ir c u it C o u r t o f th e S ta le o f
county attorney, $1600. $1500; coun F o r m t G ro v e
O re g o n
fo r
W a a h in g to n
C o u n ty , m ad«
cational opportunity throughout tile ston. ladles' league. 200
H
ill»
boro
a n d e n te r « ] on l)«t«4»er 1«, 1934. in th a t
ty health officer. $650. $600. court T ig a r d
nation by m eans of annual grants
Standings:
0 1 0
c e r ta in » u lt p e n d in g
In » aid c o u rt e n
.«>00
house. $6464.40. $6692; county hos-
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to the several states for public cu» i.»«i
'K d M«»y«r a n d H e rl«e rt C a m b e rg
I . P et. title d
pital, $10,810. $9910; miscellaneous, x-s.
..
P la in t if f » ,
v.
K lw r m a n
M ill
C .m p a n y .
lO r ixO V C IllD tT T e r m elem entary
society education
I l«entz
Ir
e
la
n
d
D
e
fe
n
d
a
n t.“ A l l
h a v in g
c la im »
$227.63735, $202340
and county C ity COUilCll PlailS
Debate team has again been in- H a lli« '» P ia r »
o r de m am la a g a in » ! «aid S h e rm a n M ill
roads, $289.180.94. $191,710.
1
'
(Continaed
from
pas«
i)
vited
to
enter
th
e
all-coast
debate
«
.e
■•»'u w W.SSWS u n «Mi-vxawv u tiau t (• C c . S Store
tu r«
t.m p a n y
m ay
file
th e
sam e, in
duly
Complete budget is published in
Street ov
S vstem
in the local justice of th e peace tournam ent a t Linfield college Feb- v...,,,,,, ,
,O .
•" » ! ile m ite * , fo r m , w ith th e un
DlICCl
s itu i f r - i l e e r r f e * (X
3urt to a charge of
£ rlv. ruary 1 and 2. This Is the largest ,,r“,
this issue of the Argus.
««7 i “ «•r »‘ * " « - l
R eceiver» o f aald C o m p a n y a t
M .466 ¡ he C orom ereiaJ N a tio n a l B a n k o f I f IU ».
(C o n tin u e d fr o m p « ^ e l )
ing. He
was arrested Friday eve- ®«^Dt of its
kind. A rrangem ents National Guard,
» .466
,>r * ” »> H o w a r d T
M e.
Building Code" was adopted by th e ning W alter Haney of Forest Grove have been nlad,‘ for wl« n e rs to i 'n i. . n o n
9 .400 ; ’ “ ••‘•«•h. F a ilin g B u ild in g , P o r tla n d . O r e -
council and
th e city an attorney
In- £ paid
on a con}Pete t wlt-h
the W CBl1'
ash-
la i N a tio n a l u « n k
W 1 I'.,
fZ T '
f w . a x l K a rM v rra .
on
structed
to prepare
ordinance
£ g e a fine of $5 S S X aturday
h a tr u c i K
X
« winners
s S° of
Uthern
¿7*"
1 4
7?i ^ ' " n
«». I M 4 .
Hilhi Annual Staff
Holds Yearly Meet
Used Car Exchange
7 IIC 10
“ Too
UO L.C
County Budget
Shows Increase
j
,
Jury Panel Drawn
W
7 a
4M
,
a a w m ill h a n d , a n d u l m
code'
ordi-
Orders In the following circuit
Junior class play “I ’ll Explain k"yBl 8o<u
7 a
4M
a a a w tln a a n y , t a t u l o r y l , . , „
nance, together with one providing court cases were issued th is week Everything, has been chosen* for {{‘iTF Ì*iin,,ry
5 10 M M I
» " 8 d ir a r la d to p r a r n r a
(C o n tin u e d fr o m p a c e 1)
for repairing of sidewalks, will be J. F. Manewal vs. Domenico Rav- this year The play will b,. direct«!
.........
The slippery ball slipped through
Pet.
the attorney tonight ansi et ai, default, judgm ent and by Miss Marie Houguez. The date !
the fullback's fingers and fell to 'Thursday*
during a special ses- order of sale; S tate Industrial Ac-
the Play is December 14. E«trw«y
the turf where Emmons fell on it.
° i iu
considera- cident commission vs. H. P. Shan-
The Junior class met last T hurs-
After considerable argum ent Umpire
& io ua
oi
budget.
non. d efault judgm ent; S tate In- day and selected pins and rings. Curry’•
Maple ruled the pass completed
T hat m aterials for a municipal dustrial Accident commission vs.
O. Russell Morgan addressed the
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New modem 5-room house, up-
fumbled and recovered and Beaver swimming pool, including m aterial J C harles Sandy, d efault Judgm ent; assembly Wednesday in commem- P p zl
P l'in c
to-date kitchen, full basement, fu r
ton had a six-point advantage. for construction of a b ath house. Citizens bank vs. Elwood H Smith, o p tio n of Armistice day. His a d -
v-fi vro:» x.
nace.
Best location In city. Priced
Emmons attem pt to dive over for showers, filter p lant and sanitary judgm ent; S tate Industrial Accident di es? . was Preceded by thi
_________ could be furnished for commission vs. O6car V. Snider et --
th e conversion was stopped.
______ by the '
equipment,
natlona* anthem
i n ^ ^ d d l T ^ t t e field S
r o i « i t a r y i 5 i i u l i Hilhi band, directed by Jim Sanucl.
FOR RENT
yjr^'rtZ, ,,
ttt vn-uige a,, juugmeni, oi voluntary non-suit; m absence of director Lvnn S h er-
(C o n tin u e d fr o m p . » » 11
Also have houses to rent.
th ^ S T O A
“ f. esum aited United States N ational bank of m an. and the reading of Flamicr z
K ansas C ity - Mrs. C H. Hamll-
near the close of the third quarter. th at SERA labor for th e project Newberg vs. Dewey C. G ean n e t al. Fields, by K athleen McAlear G or- ton
•
Again a break in the form of a
ouid am ount to an additional default, decree; Merle G. Campbell.
Campbell, don Bailey played "taps" on th e
Laurel— Mrs. John Mulloy.
partially blocked punt gave Beav $7800
receiver
for
Empire
Holding
corp-
trum
pet.
Lelsyvllle Mrs. Einar Berggren.
erton the ball on the Hilhi 40 and
O ther business included th e ac- oration vs. George D. G race et al '
Metzger—Mrs. E W. Conklin
again ft was Fullback
»'ho C'PUnee w
Uie e jom
of th
joint i Dia
bid oi
of $10.-
$10,- default, decree
decree; L F Emmntf pt z^v
M ountalndale and Pumpkin Ridge
5 ^ 7 * ^ 'U R h a
M e in tha
«! th e local branch of the al vs L. M Kelly, decree; Bell Po-
( -M rs . S A. D. Meek.
s l S h * °histhe HlUmens lioe a t 7
F w v ia ,
TSt National banl«
bank of Portland
P ortland tato
la to Chip
Chin company'
eomnanv vs
v« O.
n
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North Plains—Mr,. Elmer Mays.
Real Estate and
F o i1 Ui» -ar?ls- ior
th e Commercial N ational bank ei ai, ovefruiing dem urrer; Union
Oronco—Mrs S L Carlyle
Insurance
elm» 1 fz» yebonding bonds of the city. C entral Life Insurance company vs. |
®
O
Phillips—Rev E. J. Tragllo
Tragllo, Rev.
Hilhi dug in and stopped the a t-i The m atter of delinquent taxes on ( W R- Zumwalt et al, order; U n io n ’ Observance of Oregon Products 0. J. Scheldt.
Can flnanee your Insurance pre
tem pt for conversion. The b alance! city owned property was placed in C entral Life Insurance company Week in Hillsboro November 17 to , Reedville—Mrs. A. M. Jann-cn.
miums on a monthly basts.
lusive. will be untie? tn e dl-
of the game was featured by the the hands of th e finance committee vs. H erm an Laux e t al, dismissal 2^'
Roy—F ath er Springer.
• , , « a n j Ol
Phone 171
regarding certain defendants, de- recti° n of a local committee ap-
S chefflin-M iss Uerr.ice H einrichs 11 ”
* hrt M '
desperate but futile attem pts of th e writh power to act.
fault, decree; Union C entral L ife, Pointed Monday a t the chamber of
Blue and White to penetrate the
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S cholls- Mr,. John Sutherland
Insurance company vs. J . 8. Cul- comn,erc* by H. L. MacKcnzIe
Sherwood—E. A. Shcrk.
bertson et al, dismissal regarding prosident. Members of the group
Tigard—Mrs. W G. Blederman.
certain defendants, default, decree, include A rthur Reiling. chairm an.
fullback who scored both touch
Tim ber—Miss Lois Richmond.
Probate orders in the following IIoward Hadley, Verne Curry. Les-
downs and was the most consistent
T ualatin—Mrs W. R. Hawxhurst.
If constipation causes you Oas.
estates were issued by
County - Judge
ground gainer, was easily the out-
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___ _ ted . Iceland, R obert Cull, J. H. G ar-
V erboort--F ather Jonas
Indigestion, Headaches, Had
standing performer of the game. MU1„
m atch °o n a ld T. Templeton: Alice May rott and H erm an Schoen
W att,—Mrs Isabel W arrens.
Sleep, Pimply Skin, get quick
Q uarterback Barron of Beaverton mWers. RoSTrt B m u
c t S
P ^ le n a P. Oleson. John
—
Several more community chair
M ain feature of the luncheon
relief with ADLEKIKA Thor-
meeting was the showing of pictures men will be appointed, and people
proved a power on defense and an Bettv Bowlbv on a salad Jean Ia n n is,
Charles G erald T urner,
ough action, yet gentle, safe.
HoUcher1« T n ? 1
V * Oifi ensl^ Bulks on a ¿ake. Billy H affner on
Dethlefs and William R. Tuck- explaining th e application of the ;u'e asked to subscribe in th eir own
federal housing adm inistration a c t community.
?heT
W
5 ontlnuaily rollectlOn of Sunday school cards. er'
The County Red Cross chapter !
ihe H lih ^ o f ^ n T v ? ’? i r7 e,S Wh? 1 Mona Butte fo>- s 1* “ h ats and
with V. W. G ardner as meeting
I I ) , I , a lta O m a S to ra
chairm an. Paul P atterson announc
weroffensive failed to gain Evelyn Ann Busch on a butterfly
Two Men Arrested
ground were the feature of Hilhi [ collection
Philip Baker of M onm outh was ed the Armistice Day observance
performance. The superior weight
arrested S aturday on a larceny and dance sponsored next Monday
and experience of the Beaverton'
charge for Polk county authorities. by ttle I« -»1 American Legion post,
eleven, however, proved the decid
Theodore W annebo was arrested wblle Mrs. E. C. McKinney an -
ing factor over the light Hilhi
Monday a t Tillamook on a parole nounced the annual Red Cross roll
I B y M is s M a r t h a V a n d e r s a n d e n )
gridders on the muddy gridiron.
violation
charge from this county, call beginning Monday. No meet-
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. V anderzanden
and daughter Delores, Mrs. William He was on parole o n a larceny ing of the cham ber of commerce Is
j VanDomelon and Mrs. H enry V an- charge.
scheduled for next week.
CORWIN HARDWARE ! dehey visited with Mr. and Mrs. |
Charles K arllck and son and Mr.
Headquarters
MAIN STREET
: Henry Hazen Thursday. Mr. Hazen
Hunting and Fishing
j has been quite ill in a hospital
WE
KNOW
MAIN 81
Supplies
i there.
Miss Rose V anderzanden is em -
Aladdin Lamps
L
onr’s
Tube«
Tevtod Free
iv — Erank
Ploy«l at
the home
Mr. Hillsboro.
and Mrs.
.xm
gs Radio
icaeno
lubes Tested
PranKer
ol of
n ear
W L
FOR SALE
Annual Roll-Call
r, ,
Oregon ProdllCtS
g Urogram
-
_OD o
Local Hobby Show
Attracts Interest
onstipation
A D L E R I KÆ
Roy
4
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FOR EXCHANGE
25 acres all in cultivation
except 4 acres pasture. On
highway, g o o d buildings.
Will accept going business
up to $2000. Balance Fed
eral loan.
Insure with
TUALATIN VALLEY
INSURANCE AGENCY
W. G. IDE
1314 Main Street
Hillsboro, Oregon
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Orange Elects Officers
Hillsboro G range will hold elec
tion of officers a t the meeting S a t
urday. All members are urged to a t
tend.
The Privilege of the
Living
Until the living have erected
a memorial to their d e p a rt
ed, they have left undone
th a t which is a t once a priv
ilege and an obligation. Let
us help you select an a p
p ro p ria te memorial now.
OREGO N M ONUM ENT WORKS
Hillsboro, Ore.
H. H. S ta n n ard , M gr.
SIMMONS
Every fabric that Hart Schaffner & Marx
use must pass the infallible all-wool test.
Don’t tak e a chance. Get all-wool clothes. Hart S chaff
ner & Marx clothes are guaranteed all-wool. T hey’re
here at \V eil’s only— in sizes for every figure— styles
for every taste— and prices for every pocket book.
Accept No Substitutes for All-Wool
"A rrotp" SH /R T S and TIBS
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED HOLEPROOF
AUTOGARTS
FOR MEN I
O«M* und MlaOO
4
new p a ir
i j k n il in
p ir le r
Those fam ous self-sup
porting guaranteed socks
with the k n it- in lastex
g a rte r (g uaranteed to out
w ear the socks) are car
ried a t W ashington coun
ty’s iargest departm ent
store only. W inter colors
are here and the price
if« ela atic ity
Powers Grocery
CHEVROLETS
Miss Johanna Derickx, who at-
lends beauty school In Portland,
| spent the week-end here.
Mrs. Thomas Meeuwsen has been
quite ill a t her home n ear here for
the past two weeks. Mrs. Frank
B ernards of St. Paul has been stay-
in# with her.
Miss Theresa Meeuwsen, d augh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Meeuw
sen, had an appendicitis operation
Erlday a t Hillsboro.
Miss Evelyn Jackson of Banks
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
night with Miss M artha V ander
zanden.
Mrs. Minnie Sohler and Miss
Cecelia B ernards of P ortland spent
Monday night a t the J. M. V ander
zanden home.
Thirteen tables were In play a t
a card party at the Roy hall T h u rs
day night, which was quite success-
And you can't tell Fabric Cheats from
all-wool by looking at them
G R IF F IT H
,
Planned
fc-Marx
are fabrics that
are made of 20 • to SO ■ cheap
substitutes for wool. The mar
kets are flooded with them.
Clothes made from them shrink
in the rain, fade on your shirts,
acquire permanent wrinkles,
the nap quickly wears off leaving thread
bare clothes.
Hillsboro to Play
Tillamook Monday
.
*FABRIC CHEATS
WILL GET YOU IF
YOU DON’T WATCH
OUT!
Prompt Service . . .
— YOU KNOW US!
Specials for November 9 and 10
Be
Comfortable!
W inter driving is m ade
com fortable for the en
tire fam ily w ith the in
stallation of a h o t
w ater h eater in your
autom obile. The cost is
sm all for the g re a te r'
riding com fort achiev
ed. You w ouldn’t be
w ithout one a fte r you
have had one on a car.
P rotect your rad ia to r
in the cold days th a t
are ahead. Come in and
have us drain y o u r
ra d ia to r and put i n
I’restone now !
Busch’s
Service Garage
Phone 501
Main St.
PUREX
Vg-gallon jug
20c
BEANS
14c
BEANS
14c
Ray-M aling. K. W.
IT GIVES US A PAIN
to realize th a t a m arriage or a
dog license is priced the same.
Marriage may be a dog’s life, hut
why rub It In?
Realizing our ability is best dem on
strated by the results of our work
we leave no stone unturned to prove
(be dependability of our Chevrolet
repair service. Highly skilled Chev
rolet specialists only are perm itted
to work on your ear and their per
formance is carefully checked by
attentive supervision. When we fix
your ( hevrolet it stays fixed. Every
repair is made for enduring ex
cellence.
HillsboroMotorCo.j
JAMES WHITELAW. M anager
3rd and Wash.
Phone 441
Ray-M aling. Lima ..................................
PUMPKIN
RED A WHITE. 2>/g .........................
10c
You can’t be uncomfortable
in CUSTOM-FIT TOPS
by PHOENIX
PUDDING
Crosse and Blackwell. Fig or Plum
33c
COFFEE
MANNING. Pound ............................
27c
Stocking tops th a t stretch both ways! Up
and down for length. Or round and round for
width. Every well-dressed leg needs Custom-
Lit Top. A nother boon is the Phoenix "long
mileage loot, with Pip-toe and Duo-heel re
enforced for hard wear.
AT WEIL’:
Many o ther items specially priced for Friday and
Saturday. These prices good Nov. 9 and 10 only.
SPECIAL
79c
Store Closed Armistice Day— Monday, Nov. 12