Thunuliiy, November 22, lie ti
THE
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Page Five
Irri. you know B ut of course 1 I II Und out w hut I’ve got to do,
d o n 't lin 'd to tell you ull tins! Bow und do It well.
arc you getting on w ith your own
Why, A nne.” »aid NCal, gently,
rin b e r 13.
.. ii . '
I "I’m awfully «orry I didn't th i n k
Mlbs Joan Bowne w ent lo Salem
"My
own
visits?"
gasped
Anne.
Hl»
own annoyance had vanished
busi we» k lo vb.lt relative* am i
<Hy Mr» Z«-il G Struth«r»>
th in k in g ol tl» ' window» »he had into th in a ir u l 11» »ight of her
: li ¡end*
wuslied and th e floor» she had dl»tl> ., which he did n o t m int-
Mr. m al Mi • H erbert E! b‘,i and
H IT E O N —H iteon club m et No
.,i rubbed and all th e o th e r pushing, mlze. Be spoke w ith unaccustom ed vember 14 with Mrs H a n n ah C h ris
ih ild o -n visite ! Hunday w lth Mi*
D a r tensen a n d Mrs. M eta C hristensen
dally duties which m ade h e r pre;.. und unexpected tenderne.».
p
Mi
.1 o «I M r*
W n s liin g Io n G ra n te e I n v ititi 1 .
her h ands ugalnst her tem ple» a t ling. It» all rig h t You’ll get the as hOMesses a t th e hom e of Mix.
h . t l p h h i o l i , u n i fuitilly ul lu a la -
nlg h t. they h a rrie d h e r so Visits bang ol ull th is In rio tim e. Arine-
H a n n ah C hristensen An unusual
tln .
I o J o i n t I n a I a 11 a I i o i1
d o n ’t cry '
! Indeed I
roll call ul "How I first m et my
B u lli l.UllWlg l'ftU l'Ilflt t i u l l l II» '
At
nine
o'clock
the
n
e
x
t
m
orning
“O
f
c
iu
i
.e
you've
called
p
ro
m
p
t
h
u sb a n d " was answ ered by fifteen
hubinlul l»«t week. Impruveil Iti
Anne called up the Vice P resid en t s member.» and two visitors. S crap
ly on all your superiors In rank
MOUN 1A1NUALE
Mi
L u l l lu-iilLh ufter i* rrlaixM. troni lii»
It's so Im p o rta n t to do th a t a t house, a n d asked lo r Mrs. Haintnel. books f o r D oem bccher hospital
Hollenbeck r io « u Uliuii i ArnilsMco i r i i - u l a u t o lu i'ld i'li l
A sm ooth p u rrin g voice th a t were worked on a n d plans talked
once. It create« q uite a wrong 1m-
I I» ' lu i n i r r s ttlo iliK l Iw n uH I1.1v-
evening in Imnor ol I mi iiiotlx'i'.
preaalon II you d o n 't. Well, next sounded, som ew hat m sp ite of its over for a card p a rty soon.
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Ml . 1). A Ki vu* bntlulu> Those
week we sh all e x p ect to »ee you. sm oothness, as if It m ight, upon
Farm Sold
pic.M'iit u c re Mi. and M rs llu b c it ■pud t t o p <»l IVI » llllt Vi -• III H
d ear Mrs. C'onrad We alw ays r e occasion, grow dreadfully bard, a n
Mr. and Mrs. B ert F ritz have
Hnilth and son Kail. L eonard Van t.ilii. Botili* liavi'll't bi'i'li utili* lo
swered,
Sits»
B
u
tte
rs
.»peaking
ceive
togetiier,
w
e
re
such
friend»
told th e ir place here and left T h u rs
l>uin< l<*n. Hydney Connolly, Amy g i i l l u l i ' g r u ll i xow t'il
,'*„ii I in »«,I fr„in I»,! wevk I
"T his U Mrs. Neal C onrad, S e n day for California, where he has
Of course, you've h e a rd how In ti
M1.1. liti Jv liiiw n uiul (liiughU'r
a n d H elen Hollenbeck, th e honoi
ato r C onrad's wife. I asked for Mr > em ploym ent in a cotton factory. ,
m ate we are."
lu
c
ili.'
»lui
Mr».
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iv
r
unii
By
the
tim
e
the
n
in
e
days'
e
x
gia'si. M is Keen, a n d host and
M o rn s W illoughby cam e hom e
T hey rose, shook hands, and h u r H am m el."
ila iig lilri M a n a l i u l' u m iH y
« u r - citem ent hud subsided som ew hat,
h o s te s s , Mi a n d M is Hodenbeek.
"O h
but you see Mrs. Ham rnel S a tu rd a y from th e CCC (a m p a t
1» li l'i'l u ‘ li u n i ibe housecji anlng was finished, gro- ried aw ay w ith sta cc ato ex clam a
Mr a n d Mrs H arry W dliainsoi. p n .u il Mi
never
goes
to
th
e
telephone,
Mrs.
B
elknap
on a nin e-d ay furlough.
i
.uudiU
i
Itviiluli
in
Iunior
of
t
l
v
l
r
tion»
ubout
ten
m
ore
calls
to
m
ake
t cries and i m il had been Installed,
and o a u g h l' i H v ii.v of C alifornia
Conrad. C ouldn't you give m e tne He Is Just recovering from a broken
’ » n l Anne ha I gone to H inshoro to T lie fro n t door closed behind them ,
are vlftUUiR at. Uo h uiieh of Mr blillniuys Huiuluy
m
essage?
I
am
tier
secretary,
you
leg-
Mi a n d Mi» i n i ll'-iiln g unii help | join finish closing th e house but Anne could h e ar them talking
and M r » C lareia e M ader and Mr
know. I tak e all h e r m es.ages
Mr:, E. D Hite, vice-president
daugliii 1 vi C o l l i d i l i . v i..lin i r e - I th e re , a n d b u n g th e m aid a n d the a» they went down th e step».
Mild Mib. H arry M adia.
Everyone
who
wishes
to
get
in
of H iteon club, a tte n d e d a luncheon
n nlly u t tbc 11. L. K ille r hom i'.
"My
dear,
did
you
ever?
I
do
, hlldren back w ith her to W ash-
M is . D A
K een retu rn e d U>
touch
w
ith
Mrs.
H
am
m
el
doe.»
»o
for W ashington county club presi
believe ull those stories a bout the
; uigton.
P o rtlan d M unday a i u r a * e e k ‘-l
th ro u g h me."
d e n ts a t C ornelius Monday. M lssi
Then Anne'» dully ro u n d of work cow und tlie w ash tu b und every
Visit a t tlx E a r l L It nb«s k b o n a . 1
Again reproved, ag ain convicted Elsie Caldwell, th e president, was
th
in
g
else
a
re
true,
d
o
n
't
you?
No
begun A fter a n early breakfast,
M is N H i a l e s and d a u g h te r ■
of ignorance! A nne fe lt herself unable to atten d .
tea
no
one
to
open
th
e
door
and
she walked over to the garage the
M ary bou have
to P ortland,
flushing, alone In th e little dark
T h e two Ferris b rothers while
n e are st one they iiad been able U> those shabby clothes, w hat did she en try where tier telephone h u n g ., hom e from th e ir work n e a r D etroit
wliere Ha y will vi dt w d h re la tiv e ,.1
do In Pari» do you suppose, go to
l
find
w
a
.
several
blocks
aw
ay
and
until th anksgiving.
S
a
tu rd ay , purchased a Chevrolet
a
r
t
galleries?
And
i
t
’s
evident
she
■
Hut
she
g
ritte
d
h
e
r
teeth,
llly Mi» Frank !•••«.l'Io
ro t the cur. while Neal read the doesn’t know a th in g about w h a t's 1
Mr. a n d Mr», Fred W oodluaisi
1 wonder if sue would let ine sedan.
ItCX’K CHEEK Mi
and Mr*. niorning paper, for It wa». of course, expected of her . . . . Oh. M adam e come a n d see her? Toda) ?"
of A m b o y . W .u .1 , v*»u m K u tu i d a y j
Mr. a n d Mrs. C. W S tru th e rs and
a t the U. C C onnally a n d Jwna .' I Jo h n Uut-v lin u d t i rli orai n i th e lr im p e tm it tliul he should keep lilin- E stavl are you com ing to call on
"Today? Really, Mrs. C onrad. I son K< nnz-th visited M r a n d Mrs.
fu riv ■•»•(vici inni Mi u i . i I M i W il • If thoroughly inform ed ubout cur- M r. C onrad too? Yes, we've Ju.'.t doubt w hether th a t would be pus- J. B. Phillips In Hillsboro M onday.
MaUilesen hom e.
MU* L» i t ha K idm an of P o rtlan d i liam I.u rtile l lv i r n ln th wedding r i n t Event.» By th e tim e she had been. Yes. she is In."
sible. Mrs. H am m el would be de-
visited Hunuuy W dn *»• 1 fa llier, A. .inni visi ..u i<* ■. » lille I. v r r 11 I u e laken 'h e ( hlldren to school he was.
A nother caller was coming up lighted to see you ol course, but she
Hcb i.'ld rr and Mi . E dw ard t i u t - however, ready to have h e r take the Steps, and A nne saw, w ith re- is very m uch engaged. P erh ap s
E rdm an.
M r a n d Mi i. L H «irowu a n d , siìin ild l celebrateli Itielr blrlliday him to th e t-niile office building; lief, th a t the new visitor was of a next week I could give you a n a p -
son Bruce of P o rtlan d and Mr. und 1 a n n lv irv iric . all u l II»' homi* vi and a fte r she had left tu n tliere d iffe re n t type was Indeed herself pointm ent.
Mrs. C ora Pow ers a n d Mrs. Rheese
a ia. d a u g h te rs , Mr. a n d Mr.» J o h n ftu tsclim ld l I»- did II,e m arketing, for th e "cash tim id a n d ill a t ease, In spite of
Mrs W ilbur Ddi
Won t you ask iter w hether she T aylor and son of M ultnom ah were
HllUburol .sui duy Mr» L uetlie i» u d u u g tite r a n d carry" stores were m uch c h ea p h e r p re tty clothes a n d a ir of u n - would see m e? I t s really urgent, visiting friends in th e n e ighbor
B r i l i l r e a n d Veiua ol
( lu tsrlim ld t 'I liv e e r th a n t^ie ones th a t "delivered." m lstakabie good breeding. B ut th lsi
w e re H u n d u y v i s i t o r , a t th e D c l b c i . (.1 Mi a ll I Mi
In th a t case . . . W h at is your hood F riday
u llc n d ln g
" ' i r T o n y <l u t w l i i n l .i l Hark a t the little yellow brick
F o w le a la>na*
- e --
relief was short-lived. - - M - adam
Es telephone num ber, Mrs. C o n ra d ! I
M r a n d Mrs. Lorenz e n te rta in ed
an 1 Nleolui ol Un» ylilnltv. Mr a n d M i. Jo h n house, th e chamberwork aw aited tavl, th e wife of th e th ird secretary will try to call you back a little
Mr;.. Juincs Mathie,
W e d n e s d a y Sclineider J r . H erbert, H im li y unii her fm D ora hud agreed to take of tlie P eruvian em bassy, was h e r later. B ut of course I c a n 't prom ise. F riday evening w ith a p a rty in
a n d M argaret v is t
h o n o r of th e birth d ay a n n lv e rsa r-
x tiv e s a n d to r n ili» ' Hi hm idi-r v! Mha.ly ilro “ k. care " r tl» ' furnace 11 A nne would self
idul T hui *day with
Mrs H
am m el alwuys
. i'll U
. ............
....- " r, gives
- -- up her
a IIVWtUIIHT
new com er flllUIM
em barking on her , .....
ul M rs
Lorenz. T h irty -o n e
Mi and Mi
C a l i Hi linable Of do till . In no tim e th e h a n d s of first round of calls. S he accepted m ornm gs to h e r correspondence, we ry
trlrn d * in Astorlu
d s and relatives were present.
■ rg e rt v b - .Sauvle* Islund. Mr a n d Mrs. Fat the elot k were pointing to th e hour Hie place by th e fire so recently try n o t to let a n y th in g distu rb her. frien
Mi and Mrs. Phihi
C lark Inkley and
.Ü Mr*. Al- (»Ut. ....... alt of P o rtlan d . Mr. mid a t which she m ust go a n d get th e vacated, and s a t holding herself T here a re so m any dem an d s upon son Mr. S a a m n d sp Mrs.
lied hundiity »Ull Mi
e n t th e w eek-end w ith
b e lt i ln g e r t aiul luh.n > oî Hlooiu* Mi *, W’llllmn laie ll» ' mi l Mr. and children; steer them th ro u g h th eir very erect, w ith p a in fu l pauses, her, you see.”
Mr.
arxd
Mrs.
Jo
h n G a tes J r. Mr.
iCuntiuued Next Wack)
Mi . W illiam Hledow o f Brooks luncheon, plun for th e ir aftern o o n w hich Anne did n o t know how to
lug
Inkley h a s been tra n sfe rre d from
lilL. L arson ol idi:. Mi- K a th e rin e M arshall. M i - outing T h en th ere were th e sim ple 111! In. between h e r civil, stilted l it
Mi
Al '
S e a ttle to P ortland.
Jo h n Q u lsc h m ld t mid home le s s o n s w ith which th ey n e ed tle sentences. In th e m idst of one I V - p . ' , . ™
HlUsuuru, Mi m u 1 Mrs . ¡.mil Duyi X and M i
P ie tv i t
M isses M ary a n d S abina G ra n d
ed help, p re p ara tio n for Stutduy of ti» , j)., i i
a n d d a u g h te r M an ..ne wen gue». .
fearful
ebriek
I
>
«
I
l
l
-
l
I
I
g
r
a
n
y
H
l
of A loha e n te rta in ed w ith a d in n er
hool m i S a tu rd ay n ig h t, dancing
T w enty one pupils of tl » ' upper
M Un' L H Reynolds l.iuiily ln u r.
re n t th e a ir; a n d a n in s ta n t late r ,
_
, _
.
S un d ay in honor of Mrs. E inar
day. l lu y also viMUd a l th e F rani: g r a d e , o f llu- school an- enrolled ■ hmil to d ress them for a n d take Nuncy. with Ju n io r in h o t pursuit
( j r e e t l i v l O U l l t i U n B eiggren's birthday. T hose present
in tl» ' b o o k le a g u e T hose who r e a d them to S a tu rd a y m orning T h en ' tore wildly Into th e room , tripped i
C iuey hom e.
were Mr. and Mrs. B erggren and
Mi a n d Mr» H urry M ailer u n i i :»• iitsik a m o n th fo r e ig h t em i- wa» ipl»‘r to get tor ail ul th em on over tile rug. a n d fell spraw ling on
iBr I. R. Strubb)
sons H arold and Howard, W ilbur
C larence M ailer n l u i n e n H iin .l.ii . r r u f lv e m o n t h s w ill re c e iv e a reud- Dora s nig h t out a h e a rty supper, th e lloor betw een th e tw o ladies
J
G
REEN
M
OUNTAIN—C
arl
T
eller
L orenz a n d K e n n eth Mills.
n e c ertificate from t h e
s t a t e lor Neal had quickly fallen Into th e
Im in A lísala. C anaibt I oi’ir m oth
T lie astonished caller rose, look- and S am S tru b b were hosts a t a
Mrs. B en Coussens h a s been con
pelllng grade average of l.ist w e ek way ol taking a very lig h t lunch. lng very m uch sta rtle d .
er. Mi
Cu.'.per M allei, .returned
(lancing p a rty a t th e B ales place fined to h e r bed w ith a severe
was il l'.I In th e lowej- grades a lm o 't a n d cuinc hom e hungry.
w ith U uni.
Tin dreadfully sorry,'' A nne said ’ S atu rd ay nig h t. N early fifty guests h ead cold.
Anne found herself sta n d in g b e w retchedly. "Really, they d o n 't o l- » e re present.
Mr a n d M rs 11 W A renlroui every stu d e n t h a . Joined the book
S un d ay guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. A.
of Bank» were Hunday visitor» a t league. T h e ir spelling grude a v e r side her lx d a t n ig h t pressing her ten a c t like this. Ju n io r, go up-
Mrs. C arl Yazzoltno from P o rt- M aes were Mr. a n d M rs Roeygens
hund
a g ain st her throbbing te m sta irs a n d wash th a t — that— w h a t- buid is spending two weeks »nth of Roy- a n d M r. a n d Mrs. W leber
age
w
as
B7
II»' A ich.e '1 hvuipsun nome
Mr anil M rs Jo h n Berger. Jo h n pi!
M aurer o'
a» il by th e pressure she could ever it is—o ff your face a n d hands, t h e r p a ren ts, Mr. a n d M rs. V. C. of H illsboro a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. H u
Mr a n d Mi» W
1‘orUund and L'lirls M aurer n u l Bel,» r J r and O ladys visited in push back th e pressing d u tie s which And sta y th ere until I send for I Strubb.
b e rt of P ortland.
P
o
rtlan
d
Hunday
w
ith
Mr.
and
drove her forw ard She was co n tm - you. Please, M adam e E s ta v l'—But
M aui er o l
Iwtuise uiui Herbvr
Mr a n d Mrs. T om L arsen of
u.illy h u rried a n d h u rried ; h e r d riv M adam E stavi h a d quietly a n d ef O akland, Cal., Carl Lar»en, Ed
Hillsboro »iiei.l Hu: cay u l Ul" Mi . Delbert O linger.
If you change your address kind
Mik" Vrlleak. who is em ployed ing wi urines.» tlire a tc n e d to a n - fectlvely vanished a n d th e re were Hickey, Mr. a n d Mrs. W yss of
E raiik Corey hom e
Miss Ani»- Uuaer i I F ritz Bud- hi ar C ath lam et. W ash , was hom e m h ala te her. For, as she soon dls- m ore callers com ing up th e steps. C edar Mill sp e n t M onday h e re a t ly notify the Argus direct and at
once.
to
r
two
d
a
y
.
lust
week
to
e
n
tl.
tn
c
d
em
ands
m
ade
upon
kins ul PuuU uul ti.a , a t the Joe
Before the riotous a n d untidy chil th e Tom L arsen farm , w hich he
N vim an Mill» of p m tlm I I»' I her lim e a n d stre n g th by h e r hom e d re n could be elim inated, these recently purcliased.
B aker hom e Hui .lay n urng.
V tsltora uuring U» week at Ule several days la st week w ith his and fam ily were a s n o th in g com c allers were upon A nne.
Frank B ailey a n d fam ily are
i . e Mr and g ra n d p are n ts. Mr and Mr». Nick pared w ith th e outside dem ands
N II T u âtes home
T h e d readful a fte rn o o n wore on. sick w ith tlie flu.
K
ie
s
while
Ills
m
other.
Mr-
P
ierre
m
ade
upon
tier
Ul
her
official
posi
Mr» N 11 T oan-i Ji und lunidy.
E rvin a n d M errill M ead of Bald
Anne, nervously keeping h e r eyes
Mr. und M'
J B B reim on mid Mill», and IBs sister visited witli tion a s u se n a to r's wife.
Ironi llie clock, w as nevertheless M ountain visited S am S trubb, C arl
A nne hud settled herself w ith a n aw are th a t Neal would be expecting Teller, and th e S m ejkal boys over
d a u g h te r, Mr. a n d Mr» it E lu x frien d s In A storia
laiuls Bauer nd Louis Pezoldt overflowing m ending basket before her. would be w alling for h er. and th e w eek-end.
mid im iiny. Jim m y I'lid h p . u t lv
lleiuilson, Mr B erU nan a n d Mr went to Keasey T hursday on a f ls .i- the living room fire one rainy a fl- yet sh e could n o t escape a n d go to
Ing trip
i rnoon. com fortably conscious th a t him A t last th e telephone rang
D arby.
Mrs Alfred Dysle J r. of Agute : lie hud a n hour or m ore to her- sharply.
Mi aiul Mrs I* E G a rd n er mid
Beaeli.
who
L
u»
b
e
e
n
s
la
y
i
n
g
w
ith
a d before it would be tim e to go
tlu u g h lers lu lle d Hunday with Mr.
"N eal, dear." she w hispered Into
(By Mr«. Richard Hunger)
tier p aren ts. Mr m id M r. Joint lor Neal. She had on a r a th e r s h a b th e tra n s m itte r, "I c a n 't come for
m id Mr . Jo h n Butte ol Hillsboro.
Ja m es B am ford of H illside » a s
Ham B a lle t)' was 111 llu* la tte r Fuegy. lor a tew weeks, re tu rn e d by little serge dress, because she you, I'm sorry. No, I c a n 't speak
hom e Bunday
lound it easier w ith ru n n in g the any louder, tliere a ie people here, unaole to conduct Sunday school
p o rt of Uw week.
M rs Arnold Berger of
W e s t car so m uch, to slip a big coat they 'll h ear me. No, I can t ex last Sunday o n account of Injuring
M r a n d Mr., F ra n k Corey and
family a tte n d e d a tarew ed p a ri) U nion g a v e a birth d ay d in n er lor over such a dress, th a n to keep plain. No, I'm n o t sick. No, the his foot J. E. Lew ton took charge
during his absence N ext Sunday
111 lldlsooro F riday exening f o r 1» r d a u g h te r E an a Hunday. Those changing all the tim e to h e r sm a rt ch ild ren a re n 't e ith e r."
there will be a song fest in th e a f-
Kev, mu) Mrs H vucrt E.wed. wlio p re sen t were Mr mid Mrs Elm er P arisian tullleur. S he knew, of
S he re tu rn e d to tlie draw ing
G
uerber.
R
u
th
anil
D
onald
t
lu
e
r
-
n
.r
»
„
(h
st
<he
he-n
teriioon.
T h e Hillside Sunday school
course she knew, th a t site ought o u T h e a r d 1 W ei
lu n e gun to Van,»■ ite r. W ash
t
h
a
t
»
^
*bad
a very
■Mr un.l Mrs F red Hehwm » lei ber ol Helvctlu Mr m id M rs A rn lo p u t on som ething m ore suitable e,\ougR but a t ’ l e ^ 1 It “ m e a n t * lU bc guests a n d wil1 bruig
a.id c S
e n tertm inxl w ith a pinochle curd j old Berger. N onna K eim th mul lor a fternoon, but it h a rd ly seemed
p arty
H aturd.i)
evening Tlxose i A rth u r Berger a n d the honor guests. w orth while, when site m ust go out th a t these in truding stra n g ers would
cleI' trM* a n d cnOTUS
pres, n t were Mt » : a n d M esdam es I A pugem it w as given n t t h e » g a m ho soon in th a t driving rain g o —would leave lier in peace. B ut ' .» * •
R
K en d aii and
a
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Frank Duoli. I
W illia m V a lll.u ill. Brooks ch u rch F riday night, show B u t—oh, well site picked up her It did not Sensing th a t som ething
A U n ser a n d son W aller. Mrs ing th e progress ul light from the fo u rth sock.
» u s ainiss. and eager to know » h a t guests T uesday evenln* of last week
T he doorbell rang. S he w ent to IV ua* t l u > lingered to fin d out.
J o e M orrissey, Mr»
E liz a b e th . first crude light on up to the elec
» ..
a n ti \jr< Alvin H u n re r
H arm s, M rs Em m a Ht hwiuider. und tric light E lectricity lo r th e ch u rch the fro n t door and Hung tl open.
Neal let him self tn w ith his la tc h - s o i , , ’r P e. d
Two very eleg an t ladles c o n f r o n t- ; key. banging th e door a lte r him .
Mr^
*£' * e s
th e host a n d hostess m al son l e w i s ■ wa» obtained, largely th ro u g h the
D inner guesui ul im G a b e Essili r I'tfo rL . o f Mr» Skuzle. wile ol lu g her B ehind th em , a t th e curb, and shouting to h e r Ironi the hall.
th e play a t th e F o r a
Rev
Louts
Hkuxie,
pastor
ol
th
e
stood a shiny lim ousine w ith a m an
hom e Hunday were Mr. m al M rs :
W hy d id n 't you tell me y o u P £ > ,
Fay Mills anil Ml < E lizabeth H aim * | c hurch.
were going to have com pany?" h e <jruve m gn scnooi r » u . i c.v .u u « .
in livery a t th e wheel.
Clyde M unson J r. of M unson Hill
"Is Mrs. C onrad receiving today?" ro ared , "I walled, a n d w aited . . . ”
m ul Mrs. E m m a H chwander.
_ _
M is» L e n a Crop ol F o rlla n J s|* 'iit h a s gone u> Han Pedro. Cal., to Join they asked sim ultaneously. In shrill,
N eith er of th em ever re fe rre d
DaVW arCI
high voices. And as they did so, a g ain to the n e x t few m inutes. He
Ih e w e ek 1 la l »1 ine hom e of h e r th e navy.
/
Dun Brooks of B rook. Hill, who they exten d ed th ree cards, two stro d e in to th e little parlor, halted, • Rov D argatz recently purchased
sister. M i
J im - B a k e r
W ashington eounlv O ra n g e has h a s been In tlie arm y for tw o , little ones a n d one large one. n e a t a n d becam e dum b. In tro d u ctio n s the e a S te w a rt e sta te a n d lias
been invited to J o i n Hillsboro years, left tile H aw aiian Islan d s ly folded into tria n g les a t Ute upper were m um bled, but a fte rw a rd s th e been busy th e first of th e week
O ra n g e for th e in stallatio n of of- Novem ber 15. H e e x p rcU to be rig h t h a n d corner.
silence deepened. O ne by one. dis- piling and b u rn in g brush, clearing
hom e for tw o m onths.
M echanically. Anne reached be appointed, the callers departed. As th e land for cultivation,
iii e i
Paul L uethe. wlto Is on th e sh ip hind her for th e stiver c ard tray th e last one vanished from sig h t
A B olhllsberger ol MuiiUcrllo,
Begin Logging
W'ls., is living a t th e Ivoille o f ills W est Virginia is in th e sh ip h o s th a t reposed on th e hall table, a n d a n d h e arin g A nne tu rn e d on h e r
Jo h n H eisler a n d H ow ard J o h n
p ita l convalescing front a n a tta c k »et It dow n again, th e curds flu t h u sb a n d w ith a rage such a s h e sto n of G ales Creek a n d H arrison
» Is le r, M:
M usani ' n
T h e pie mm m l und dance given ol m alaria. H e becam e 111 while tering over tlie edge, before she a n had seldom seen lier display.
H eisler of O rc h ard a le began M on
last S a tu rd ay nig h t at th e O range com ing through the P a n a m a C anal. swered. T h en , in spite of her be
"D o n 't you ever dare speak to m e day to log th e tim b er on tlie Du
w ilderm ent. siie spoke cordially.
h a ll lo r t h e is n e lit of Ute Itisi
th a t » a y a g aln l" she cried. "You C e tt property, w hich was left by
WE CALL AND
"W on't you come in? I'm Mrs. o u g h t to have realized I was In th e H ansen & M iller loggers.
Cross w.us a success. The m usic was
C onrad. . . . I th in k you'll find some difficulty a n d helped m e out
donated.
Mrs. F ritz S te g m a n n a n d d au g h
DELIVER
these chairs, here by th e lire, com - instead of m aking th in g s te n tim es te r Miss H elen visited in P o rtlan d
iortabie."
worse th a n they were already! You la st week w ith h e r m arried d a u g h
"O h. th a n k you. We d id n 't know o u g h t to have know n th a t se n a to rs’ ter.
w h e th er you'd have begun your wives have to receive on T h ursdays
(By If C. Slvsr.ll
( I I , M r. O H I'w lsra tS I
T
h
u rsd ay s yet or not, it's so early a n d m ake h u n d re d s a n d th o u sa n d s
ALOHA
Before
th
e
reg
u
lar
m
eet-
1
T uberculosis causes m ost d e ath s
Mr. a n d Mr» H. L. E isner and
in th e season. And It's early tn the
ch ild ren M a n u n and livm ild spent Inn of the Aloha G ra n g e Thur.wtay aftern o o n , too. of course we know of calls them selves o th e r days, d ro p betw een 15 a n d 45. th e best years
ping dog-eared c ard s from one end of life.
A rm istice ('ay at th e Imine vl Mrs night an in te restin g p rogram was
/
th a t But p erh ap s you w eren't quite of W ashington to th e other. T o
E l s n r r 'a g r a n d m o t h e r M i ■ W illimu presented. T l*' m em bers of t h e
safety p atrol of th e A U iha-lluber read) to begin receiving. Mrs. C on m orrow I'm going to get all th is
If you change your address kind T elephone 47
Burt lei I a l I b
. W ash .
Hillsboro, Ore.
luxil pre a n ted a sh o rt skit. S h e r- rad? You m ust excuse us. but we've stra ig h te n e d out by som e one who ly notify the Argus direct and at
M r. und Mrs. E.I Jo h n so n and
tft C onnell spoke on th e "D ulles oeen so anxious to m eet th e new knows a n d will tell m e all a bout It. once.
id a .Sheriff." C a p ta in Lees, s t a se n a to r's w ile I'm Mrs. R oper and
tioned In the P hilippine Islands, th is is my frien d M rs R anger. We
Guai nnlccd
»poke on th e "D escription of th e alw ays m ake our calls together,
we re such friends."
Philippines nnd C hina."
A nne's head was w hirling. Her
Mr mul Mrs. F.arl R e ic h ert vis T h u rsd ay s? Mrs. R oper a n d Mrs.
ited a t the H utchinson Imine over R anger? S he groped tow ards a light
th e w eek-end. Mr. H utch in so n Is w hich site could not find, a n d her
Mi • R eich ert's fath er.
visitors were Instan tly aw are of the
I’a tty Heil of H azeldale w as a fact.
v ia to r a t th e S lvard hom e M on
"O f course you know, Mrs. C on
day afternoon.
rad. th a t se n a to r's wives receive
S tan d ard Parts
Mkss M abel A shford a n d some on T h u rsd ay s? T h e Suprem e court
friends of Barlow visited her m u s- ladies on M ondays, th e congres
a
Minimum Charges
In . Hilda A shford, in Aloha S u n - sional ladles on T uesdays, th e c a b
inet ladle» on W ednesdays, th e
day night.
• All Makes
Ira Lee sp e n t th e w eek-end In sen ato rial ladies on T hursdays, the
diplom atic ladies on F rid ay s—th at
S pokane visiting his sister.
Efficient Work
Floyd Klee accom panied th e '.zaak leaves S a tu rd a y s a n d S undays for
W alton club mi a fishing trip to the resid en t society, th e cave-dw el-
'I’lllies Tested Free.
Ihe Siletz river He m ade u good
c atch of salm on.
A loha’s population Is rapidly In
OREGON PRODUCTS’
creasing. Horn, to Mr. m id Mrs. 1
G eorge Johnson, Novem ber 15, a I
WEEK
boy. Dr. P itm a n ol H illsboro was
Krlfrlilge Bros.
I 'h o n e M X th e a tte n d in g physician. B orn, to
Mr. and Mrs. W ayne B arber, Nov
rilll.C O BKAI.EKS
em ber 9. a boy.
Lady Honored
Monntaindale
! daughtei
latrili« all« 1 d e d t u e f u
ni 1 a l o f a friend in P o rtlan d Nov-
Hiteon Club Has
Unusual Roll Call
The Privilege of the
Living
Until the living have erected
a memorial to their depart
ed, they have left undone
that which is at once a priv
ilege and an obligation. Let
us help you select an ap
propriate memorial now.
OREGON MONUMENT WORKS
IL H. Stannard, Mgr.
Hillsboro, Ore.
Don’t Waste Energy
If your battery Is In good
condition It should have
the full energy it had on
its first day of service. De
fect« cause energy to leak
out, weaken Its power and
annoy you with uncertain
performance. We can put
it In shape and guarantee
the work.
Wcddings Celebratcd
by Rock Creck Folk
LeisyviJle
Orchardale
J
L E N T Z A U T O PARTS
Second
and
CLEAN
B a s e lin e S tr e e t s
U P . . . P A IN T
in UH
if
Paint for Easy Cleanliness
There’s nothing so hard to clean and keep clean as rough, worn
surfaces— nothing so easy as the smooth surface of paint. That's
why good paint makes an excellent wall hnnh—and it’s su pleas
ing to the eye.
For walli a n d woodwork
SATIN EGGSHELL
FINISH
■ $3.30
Here’» a finish in delicate, m odem
colors th a t w ill stand hard wear
and repeated w a s h in g s N o thing
sacrificed in love line s« -e ve ryth in g
gained in cleanliness, u colors.
.......
■
Bend
Year End
UStD.CflR
Douglass
Radio Service
'baitalm
DELTA
We Are Interested
In Your Success
'T 'llI S is partly a selfish inter-
est on our part. First, if
you succeed, the hank will
benefit through increased busi
ness, and, secondly, it is our
desire to have our custom ers
make financial progress.
You are invited to consult free
ly with the officers of this
bank, to establish closer co
operation nnd a better under
standing of your business.
* HILLSBORO BRANCH *
T he FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND
-o iofst
nadonai ianx
W H f O f IH l K O C K Itr
P oison O ak
R em ed y
The guaranteed remedy
for Poison Oak
50c
DELTA
C rem e
R o sem ere
W
The above ears all carry NEW CAR GUARANTEE
and have the appearance of new cars. We will gladly
accept your present car in trade.
— ALSO —
1928 Buick Sedan
1928 Nash Sedan
Here are a few of the OREGON PRODUCTS
we carry
Doem becher Furniture Co.
LIVING ROOM SUITES
BED ROOM SUITES
DINING ROOM SUITES
B. P. John Furniture Co.
LIVING ROOM SUITES
50c
DINING ROOM SUITES
KING FISHER MATTRESSES
ZOSS IRONING BOARDS
VEAL & SON BREAKFAST SETS .
WEST COAST PICTURES
W. P. FULLER & CO. MIRRORS
S E L F R ID G E B R O S .
Bass-IIueter Paint Dealers
1138 Third St.
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON
EVE’S BEAUTY SHOP
A. 0 . PITMAN, M. D.
General Beauty Work
Telephone 1381X
Balcony Hillsboro Pharaacy
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
X-Ray and Physio-Therapy
Commercial National Bank Bldg.
Telephones
Office 8231
Residence 791Z
Sanitary Beauty Shop
DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D.
All Kind, of Bo.ntr Work
Physician and Surgeon
Permanent« and all kinds of
beauty work.
PERMANENTS
a apoclaity
Telephone 1471
WEIL S APARTMENTS
Mabel Schendel
Wells Building
O fflc.
TELEPHONES
Rmldene. MSI
t«81
DENTISTS
GARBAGE COLLECTION
DR. RALPH DRESSER
Garbage Collection
Dentist
AND CAN8
Commercial BuUdlng
INSURANCE
Störd.
Phone 21X
HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Eveninra, Sunday by Appointment
^ V a U THO RIZID SALIS ANO SERVICI
THE DELTA
DRUG STORE
BED ROOM SUITES
Telephone 144
Keeps the skin soft
and smooth.
•
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BEAUTY SHOPS
E HAVE a number of fine USED CARS taken in
trade on new V-8s, which we desire to move be
fore December 1st, and offer prices to bring this early
clearance.
1933 V-8 Standard Coupe
1933 V-8 Standard Tudor
1934 V-8 Victoria
1934 V-8 DeLuxe Fordor, with trunk and radio.
1933 Chevrolet Coupe
1933 Ford P/g-ton
1930 Ford P/g-ton, 157-inch wheelbase
$1.00
60c
m u u is
D in t
1 1,11
Let’s Buy Goods
Made In Oregon
H om e Laundry &
Drv Cleaners
RADIO
REPAIR
O il3 i t
4^.. ».»u.\-
FOR YOUR
Sheriff Connell
Speaks at Aloha
'
oe
SERVIC E
We call for and de
liver your suits, and
press them in a pro
fessional ly ex p ert
way at low prices.
U P ...F IX U P
(tlWl yS*|lî î
VALET
CLOTHES
P h on e 591
D. P. CORRIERI
Telephone 2335
RUBBER STAMPS
GEORGE T. McGRATH
BUT TOUR
Washington County Agencies
INSURANCE SERVICE
RUBBER STAMPS
Shnte Bank Building
HILLSBORO ARGUS
For Infornatton
from
«boat Dlroetory er Ito Adrorilooro eoli Tbo Argoo — tl* l