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Fair and Warmer
exp 94 45, total 951.99; Dra«on T y p e
w rite r Co., county court 99 90, county
nurae 91-90, county school superintend
ent 91 91. Bounty surveyor 93 *'», county
s h e riff 1 19 0,
tax
dept
91 »1.
county
treasurer
91 W . county
assessor
99.91»
cxsurity clerk 99 91. county recorder 95.70,
d istrict attorney 99 90, circu it court 91.-
90. Kftal 9 4 1 9 4 ; J W Copeland Yards,
county ho-pital exp, 29c; M acken zie M o
•h e r iff's exp.
99 7« ,
f ^ / r i ( e T M cG rath. e«njnty shenfCs exp.
HM<- . Georye L Hendricks, court house
exp,
•¿15.57.
Mays Brothers'
M ercan
tile Co., relief M in n ie Crane. 93 . H e nry
& 00>-
Tym er Co.. Inc.. T u a la tin valley flood
control exp,
91125;
P
L
Patterson,
ju ven ile court exp, |1 0 ; Portland Gen
( \
eral Electric C o . eoonty ja il exp 977.-
i l a m m u N PARK. Florid». January
30, court house exp 9110.49, total 9197.-
highlight o r 1934
79 . Palm D ru y store, county ja il exp 95.-
H f AO
n» iwovery on tire farm As
95, relief exp 9I59.HO. c«»unty hospital
M«UO»I
exp 9217.10, total 9379.95; Hillsboro A uto
i,.«ult of llw drought, the Amrrl-
P reiyh t, county hospital exp 90c. c/runty
* , I aim er Unit» himself better oft
I
ju d "« ‘x exp 91. total 91-50; Coalett Truck
nîdav t h 2 ï a t «ny tim e »Ince l»S0
Service, county c<nirt exp 91. court house
The laim income ol the' J ,’u,dry
exp 91.75, total 92.75; W aahinjfton Coun
ty News-Tim es. r«»unty clerk's exp, 999;
lor 1934 totaled approximately $H -
S N
Buck A
Sons, Inc., relief Fred
IHKI.OOU.OOO compared with $O.JSO.-
00U.000,
HC;«« M A4 » HUO VMDC« «IDf «Ai IM V t CT HM»
\
/
Scheel 93. B ill S ilv er 93.55. A D Frakes
1W
J3
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92
19.
t«Hal
99
7
4
. Standard O il Co. f ft
V....W, p rr cent íor th» yrur
C a lif., county hospital exp 910 90. dis
The improved Unsocial position of
t ric t attorney exp 92 06, county sh e riff's
ihe fiu'iner t(*l*y l,s one of tin
exp 92 5/,. total 916.56, Ed Kiebel, 993.-
75, county hospital e x p ; B u r A Cun-
moat promising factors In the bu»i-
ninyham , T u a la tin valley flood control p ro
Dumber» Io the United Htalea changes In corn production ere cloe»
lira» outlook tor 1935. We cannot
ject exp. 9175. Ralph B illings, secretary
have prosperity In the factory with
follow eloaaly (ba change» In ly associated with changes In the
executive com m ittee O A C land gran t,
out prosperity on the farm I
O A C land g ra n t exp, 950; Portland
oorn production Since 1920 21. aa weight per hog marketed through
G eneral EU ctric Co., county hoapital exp.
(B y M r«. J « u « M u - » "
Farm er Held Hpolllght hi 1934
the following year
932.90; J F Jon«», d istrict sealer. 916.-
A year atfo tin* uurlcullui nl prob* Indicated by tha bottom line In the
BUXTON A kitchen shower was
Because
of
this
fundamental
rela
97 . Mays Brothers M ercan tile Co., re
b in w o one of our major liwura. graph above, (bore h a v e been lhr«e
t:iven Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T h u r
lie f
M aggie
Hoover, 99.02;
C a lifo rn ia
Nineteen hundred thirty-four o p peaka of heavy hog alungblor the tionship, effective control of corn man 'H an n ah K rehh at Manning
Lands, Inc., re lie f Id a Volk. 96; J 8
ened with record auppllea of boine.
acreage Is a vital fuctor In control social club hall Friday nlynt. Mr
N o ftig e r, dog license fund exp, 9 5 ; A
and large eMceaaen of pra< th ally uh. marketing year« of 1923 $4. 1928 29. ling bog production
Sima, dog license fund. 95 ; E ffie Jackson,
T hurm an Is a teacher In Manning
95.50. Jam«» M urro w , old age
furni product»*. Due to the 1UJ4 and 1933 34. The Increase» In bog
school where he ha» taught for sev-
Chic nnd com fortable la this elections,
The 1933 corn hog contract now eral
pension.
93. M iddleton com m unity hall,
drought, thene huppheis in must slaughter during these years can be
years. 'Hie bride Is a daughter
elections, 92 . Burroughs Adding M achine
"
ta
ille
u
r"
for
mild
days,
In
being
offered
farmers
provides
con
caaeM were entirely wiped out and
of Mrs Swecker ol Manning. They
tax dept exp. 75c; Home Laundry,
black wool. The a strak h an col Co.,
even shortage« in certain conimodl- traced to the big corn crops during trol of corn acreage and, therefore, will reside at the John McFarlane
county ja il exp, 911-54 ; R F M ott, clerk
lar and trim m ing are of In tri schtsol district 99, elections 91.90; Ch arlie
tle» develop« d The result hiv* la-eii lbs periods beginning In 1920, In will be doubly effective In prevent house ut Manning.
"dollsr** wheat and corresponding 1924. and again In 1932, as shown ing excessive bog production during
cate cut, enhancing a flaring i H elw ig. county clerk's exp 614.19, coun
Party Given
court exp 922.79, county treasurer
ly i>liarp gain»* In moat other farm
A card party given by the W B A basque. The belt I» of black ! ty
exp 93.20, county sheriff's exp 99, tax
the next year or so Lark of adequate
products' price» the average ad- ; by the top Uns above.
ladles at the Perry Retherford home
; dept exp 927.70, county school supt exp
leather,
with
metal
buckle;
the
Over a period of years, a change acreage control In 1935 not only Friday night was well attended.
vanee being tw enty-nine pel cent
910.26. county assessor's exp 92^.4',. total
model, a fair Parlxlan.
for the year. Hence, the larin pic if one per cent In corn production would result In a large surplus of Seven tables were In play. Those
|||M 9114.49; N ational Ro-emph/ymerit Service,
re lie f exp. 925; L L C lark, justice court
ture today lia» changed ' ’’ f.. y' has been followed by a correspond
corn and low feed prices, but un receiving honors were: "500 —Mrs.
i exp. 93; E Poorman. justice court exp.
The farm er I» once again feeling
I Clara Allen, high, and Gilbert Frost,
doubtedly
would
be
followed
In
1938
93 ; J
W
Vandervelden. justice court
Ing
change
of
about
one
per
cent
In
nappy lur he ha» more cash lh Ills
low cribbage—-O erald Powell, high,
exp. 93 , W illia m
F Cyrus, commander
(Continued from page 2»
pocket than at any tunc »luce the Ibe number of bogs slaughtered un and 1937 by heavy hog feeding and and Mrs. Ethel Edwards, low
Am erican I^egion p<»t No. 5, HU labor« <.
IS . M vliw a K ay Richard. IS ; H a ttie G 9159.30. Carol Coman. clerk county court,
dpurcastou began
G randm a Thom as Is visiting her <’2trj>ent«r,
d«r Federal Inspection. Moreover. relatively low bog price».
|7
,
Kachel
E
M
cN
abb.
110;
/bile livestock anil grain lu m i
923; State In d u strial Accident commis
daughter Mrs. Ethel Nelson
W illiam F ra n k lin Sm ith, •*> ; D avid Rich
T u a ltin valley fl<x»d control exp.
era larve leit the
improveiiieiU
Mrs. C. M
Christenson and ard. I ’» ; Edwin F. M arshall. IS ; A n nie sion.
bet- for farm products, but they may
99-42; State In d u strial Accident commis
daughter Nelda of Portland were M aria N e ff. 15; Jam«« M u rro w . I S . sion,
moat, nearly all f ^ i n « »
¡~;( brin¿ another guiri ln total ln
court
exp. 7Sc; Cady M<dor
ter oil today than a year ago,
overnight guests of her parents Emma Yeouman». IS ; Cecilia Beard, K> ; Co., county house
Of ionie In 1934 the farm er * bens
“ ■“
s h e riff’s exp. 919; Cady M *
‘!r7UK“ t n it“ null c ie a le d ’a^i'im tagc ! iii’td l from hi» 1933 carry-over but
Mr and Mrs. C. A Peterson, S at- Jmie M H o lt. •& ; Frederick G H a rc ourt, to r Co., county s h e riff’s exp, 9394 . M ac
17 John W C u rl. »5; A lva M W odell. k en zie M 'd o r Co., county s h e riff’s exp.
urdny night.
. Charlea D Staley. 17 ; John Frància 91.50 ; FLaxtman Kodak stores. Inc., coun
and Mrs E Mercer of Hills- 17
I ll y N o rth Plains P. T A .l
Gilleapie. 97 , Alonso Clapahaw. |7 ; Lydia ty s h e riff’s exp. 914.90; Perfection Ba
piles. Dairy pra«- J ° t l
drought If wr have normal crops we cannot
NORTH PLAINS—Local P arent-
aren t- boro visited her m other. Mrs. Alice Belle L illy . 96 . Josephine A m ato, 94 ; kery.
county ja il exp 99.71. county h<»-
been less sr nsUH lo l
, expect a further rise In price» w ith- Teacher group met at the school Estepp, Sunday
Norm an A Fuller. 97 : M arh m TfModora p ita l exp 9150, total 910.21; Hillsboro
th an *«<* f ' ““ .»,:
J|U. latter ha» out Increased consumption.
The January 30. Mrs Clara Troutm an
Mr and Mrs. D. C om utt went U) Hutchison. 97 ; Daniel P e rry Earp. 97 ;
C a rte r, 97; A lb ert T G illia m . 97 :
b ^ te r rcliinu. lor latter In turn depend.» upon more spoke on The Child of T o d ay !« Portland Sunday. Mns. R o b e rtH ll- Smiley
Fred Scheel, 97 ; John A llen. 95 ; Cath
H u t t Consuinp-
employment at home and bigger t| 1P citizen ol
Tomorrow." The nker cared for S tanton and Patty erine
M orris. 9" ; A rth u r B enjam in H o lt,
milk, b u ltir, and I th e
1 , exports abroad Rising world prices „„„u» of the primary room present- Rhea during th
eir absence
their
l r> ; J a* per A M orris. 95 ; John C M ille r,
tlun. however. la
»»•■>»
wid rPl.,I)r(K.al tariff agreem ents
a play -if 8lgns Could Speak.'
Work on Highway
97. Louiaa A M iila, 95; H erm an H enry
price, arc . ^ ‘" » „ .‘{Kjui'tm enU >‘°W Üjê m«rtt p ro m is for m crea-ed S jm aF y
won In th e m irror
Work on the state highway from
____
... . . 97 . ; . _____
vaiaan *. _____
95 ; M a ry
Meyer,
C labom
time gor» un
contest.
T
reharne
to
Top
hill
began
Monday
k Bryan. 17; Ro»a New m an. I l l ; Joaeph
fmwi 1 rxix»rt»
Hm
outlook
w i l l lx*
be Ironed
‘™ned out
Il g
, • u
t cr
,,.w while
ln„nlhh the
i* excellent
will
Miss
Hila
Cornelius
»pent
the
morning.
i.aM nre. »».
prices have also llHluenced Ult
wealher m a„
th(. blg •
week-end III Corvallis Visiting her
Operations to S tart
W a lte r
K Hutebinaon. clerk
rfia tn rt
pou try Ph»“" >’Y
y
(or the farm er in the second hall narents. Mr and Mrs. Robert Cor-
Some work a t the Elwood m ill; aitorney. n o » T h e C C »tore, relief exp
¡Is being done The mill Us expected «<*»
? 2«.
doling layer» in lurm ll°ck»: __
( J 1U3f>
us
a» registered by K5hu"
»21.- !
Colton Kiports Cut In Hall
the Babeonchart. U ruing rapidly.
Mavis F air has been 111 and ab- to resume operations sometime this
______ __ c Luce . county clerk, county j
iSoutlirm rollon grower» are al»o It 1» now 14 per cent ubovr a year sent Irom school the past week.
rle rk ’a exp 920.61, circuit judire 96. total
month.
feeling much belter Frice» In the ago and only 18 per cent below
926.51 ; J W Connell, county ahenffa
Annivt-rsarv Observed
,l- *• Meet Saturday
921.80;
State In d u s tria l Accident
last year have averaged 43 per cent nonnal
A special meeting of the W. B. exp,
Past Chiefs card club surprised
rommia»»ion. court house exp 92.36, coun- 1
('■•pyritfht 1935
above IVJJ The fly in Die oin t
o n ; A was ncia
held a at t the
home o of . Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. J. R Sandford
Sandlord on
h it
nome
. . . . . . tjr htMpital
exp
915.29, to ta l 917.65;
i ’uLliahvra Financial Bureau
m ent In the rollon situation Is the
their twenty-second wedding annl- Ethel Meyers Saturday afternoon H anel’a Electric shop, court house «rap.
»harp drop in export». Colton ha»
versary Junuary -’ll The evening The regular business meeting will 91 . O lia Elevator Co., court house exp.
been our biggest export Item lor
was »pent playing ;>00 Honors were be held at the O range hall Febru- 97.26; N E Stanyel. law lib ra ry fund.
year». II we continue to follow tiie
won bv Mrs A. F. Chrlstcner, Mrs. ary 9. Several members have blrth- 5 0 c ; C A C u nningham , f r u it inspector.
915.45; Nancy D<>ane. old atre pension
AAA curtailm ent policy we may
Jam es Mathlesen. J R. Sandford days this month.
97 ; John Brow n Hays, old aye pen
eventually find ourselves producing
u „ h A r t h u r R e y n o ld s
Mr. and Mrs. Laurel rr o s t Ol exp.
sion exp, 97 ; P ortland G eneral Electric
for home consumption only. Tlu»
Mr. and Mrs Eurl Cooper and Forest Orove visited his mother, Co., relief Ire n e A ltm a n . 91 ; C C Ban
would alter the entire eeonoinle life
CITY Honor roll for faniliv of St Helens visited Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Tillman, one day last nister, b a iliff c irc u it court, 98.09; 8 £ ’
of the South. The same comments the KANSAS
F iy ra m , c«»unty school supt
exp. 934 .
Kansa» City grade school this Mrs A F Chrlstener Sunday.
week str>w berrtes „ u(Wln<
apply with leas force to the inld- month
A Sattler. relief John Lam bert 910, Mrs
Include» Malcom Esllliger.
E
ntertain
Past
Chief»
dlewesi and ILs big farm export
W
8
Reynold«
915.
t
o
u
l
925;
C
L Oakes'
Work
in
the
straw
berries
Is
be-
Rita, G ertrude
Mesdames Faye Mills. Eugenia ._g done here, also early garden.» grocery, county ja il exp, 911-30; D P
Item» such a» wheat and hogs For und Vincent Vinidomelen. Ih len and
, ^ 7 M avs% nîcrt'aln- lnK done here'
C
o
rrieri.
county
ja
il
exp.
912
;
J<»eph
the time being, however, control Is Ralph Marr. Edward Lewis Doris cypher
and
enu W riam_
„ a -tw .
O
. . . J r . - M
h i e f a . . y s e
h .h
it h
a are being put In. Strawberries are Fairchild, relief E W M cCorkle. 96.82,
club
with
bulslrrtng cotton prices
Roth D a iry, widows* pension exp, Sylvia '
Bean. 96 2 "; Sunset D a iry , county ja il
exp. 932.65. E A G riffith , personal prop-
_
__
erty tax eotteeifcm exp, 918.80; B ert C
buying (tower
Floyd"W hitmore homes near Laurel Huntinx-t«»,. relief R»y Beighley »•
n u n in i n u i u ' a n
th e
J -
Leeter Ire la n d A Co., court bouse exp.
Yenkel. of Wells were present.
"good times." Kcal" buying power K i r Mr».
D Caputo and m o i » u » / » wthel
Einei
Marvtn
i,ad
tonsils i v Sunday.
• 1.90; 8 E Fay ra m . county «heriff» exp
the
II«
u rc _ - ;
- f i K x r f l n u H u u r n Miss
k -p n d
M
a r v in
I Poe
'W
u
au
t his
u a vuimuìs
Is calculated by comparing
priera of farm producta with the
m
.iï;r ,‘“ ’d m ™ Ä o n d nw ted S aturday nt the. Jones hos
939.75. tax dept exp 915.38. county clerk’» i
Pol lee Courtesies
exp 99. total 964.13; S E F ay ra m . dog
»rices »I the goods which the furi -
<»' Mr
Mr*
pital and 1» doing nicely.
e er í m,¿ít
buv^L Last
ast vrai'
and
McGuinness had been posted to fund exp, 337.50; H illsboro M eat Co., i
G uests of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es
inu»t ‘ buy
year finished
im ished Vunderzanden
o<w
Jjad family,
county hospital exp.
318.18;
Farm ers’
.„.„.
keep
guard
over
the
entrance
to
good»' prices tapered oil after their ml^ ° w,£ 7 r L 4 T ’m i i d i I i n ,‘U
H Davis Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
( ’a»h store, court house exp. 33.55; Ralph
sharp jum p In IB33 On the other n" ? i'd
' . ^ a y PongrMz
spent Hiram Davis, Mrs O ertrude Davis » *irldKe PTe'i^ntly a
,ca!,uJ along Dresser, relief Jeste Drake, 31 : Curry's
¿ J S a L , . h , grocery, county h<wpital exp. 97.01 ; Went
hand, farm prices rose spectacularly.
>n lluxton visiting and son of Beaverton and Mr. and ‘“ Y U ?1' .
Mrs Lawrence Vandehey and fam - . W h a ts the m atter? growled the Cuast
—
Telephone Co.,
county
hoapttal '
Hence, In the last twelve months
m ght ln UuxWn
ily
of
Hillsboro.
driver.
At
th
a
t
mom
ent
McGutness e,p . 911.16; M cNutt*» grocery, indigent
f i ? m ! ? ^ l 5 5 d T S th a t ^ h t e t/h e
Mr and Mrs. Claude Lyda and
A n o t h a r " 5 0 0 " n a r t v Will be held recognized him as the county mag- «oldier»'
fund. »5.25; Backeberg's
Su-
Anotner wo party WHi De neiu u t ,
p ,rio r A m h u U n re service,
re lie f
T V |
{»uT h o i naV row id^H sIderably As M,“ s
»»d Vernon and Alma
verself ver H onor" he h»rn,lcn. »10; Kel»o General h o p iu l . re-
r i e » u l“ ,U
" i n l a n d in 7 the St. Edward church baseiiunl
Vanu I i h iva st*
t bghlight 3 4
Incom e
Doernbeeber hospital In Portland
January 29 to have an obatructlon
removed from her tnroat. Hhe re
mained In Portland several days
visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs F. E Beatty and
daughter M argaret ol Portland vis
ited Mr. and Mr». A rthur Reynold»
Bunday Mr». Beatty la a slater of
Mr. Reynold».
.
Mr. and Mr». Nels Yenkel of
Well» visited friend» here Thursday
The Yenkel» formerly resided here.
Mr. and Mr». M erritt Jackson and
daughter visited Mr». Jackson a
»later. Mrs F. P Bush, ut Inde
pendence Bunday.
Friends atid neighbor» of Mrs
Faye Mill« met a t her home Ja n - 1
uary 29 and enjoyed a day of quilt- I
ing.
Little Roy Btlgum of St. Helena
»pent last week with his uncle. Tom ‘
StA "500" party will be held a t the
K of P hall Monday, given by the
Pythian Bisters Public la Invited.
noo kuhmu «xxxw ovjasn » cc*« production
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p ______
-
2.25
G al« •< 30 P er C eni
■WWMI b»
1.73
* »*“••
," * ,5 5 %
515
450
Buxton People-
Honor Newlyweds
| IOU
A «
Countv Court
Feed Co., Inc., county hospital exp. 939.- t exp. 977 42.
M archant C alculating Ma-
4 1 . H w iry Voung. r» l« J W W W tllo w h - k h ill. r ,
,l (
8T.4O; V . lt o ,
by, deceased. 922.50; Hanson Bros., do<
t t
w
l u m . fund. 421 F r « | - . H»p—rio r m »r- I 1
c “ -. •*« » •»
»™<«» •»<!
ket, county ja il exp 929 01, county h<»- era* exam fund «up, 949 49; Chieset A
p ita l exp 952 51. total
90 5 2 ; Cornelius Devers, rounty ho» pi tai exp. 99.77; The
Cash store, relief l.ena Engler. 97 35; Wilson Laboratortaa. county htwpital exp.
Portland Gas A Coke Co., county h<»- S9 1» Glaser Bros, county h<»pital exp.
p ita l exp 911 70, court house exp 91 30, 912 92;
Portland
S a n itary Supply Co.,
total 913. W iley’s grocery, relief
Mr
court
house exp,
963 50;
W e ils
Dept
M arshall. 92; Pacific Gash m arket, re store, county ja il exp 92 94. relief amp
lie f W illia m G rout, 95 14, Powers* gn»c- 922 15, county htwpital exp 919 93. tot
ery. c««unty hospital exp 9*9 54. county 937.93 ; W iley’s grocery, widows* |,ensl<
ja il exp 970 09, total 9169.57; A K Pick- exp. Sylvia Bean. 921 ; Stout's Nuraer
eu, c<*urt house exp, 92.90; L au ra It court house exp. 960.25 ; Washington
M organ, delinquent tax foreckw ure fund. County News-Time«, county sh e riff’s exp
949,
Want Cusu t P rin tin g
A
Binding 99.60, county school supt exp 94.10, coun
commissioners*
Co., county c le rk ’s exp 9111.77, county ty asseaaor’s e x p 914 26.
(Nov,
1934)
931.26,
treaaurer’e exp 915.93, circuit judge exp proceedings
c m miss loners*
910.M4, total 9139.64. D elta D rug store, 951.10; HUIahoro Argus,
county clerk’s «mp 95, d istrict attorney proceedings 931.29
(Dee,
1934), county
exp 92.90,, reli«rf exp 925 19. total 935.- court exp 70c. circu it court exp 90c.
schoal supt exp 93.24.
county
39
D r Charles Hines, druggist, relief county
exp. 97.96 ; F a irw a y m arket, re lie f John j treasurer’s exp 99.47, to ta l 946.95.
Alden 94. B<»b K ohlert 96. Bruce Combs i
95. M rs
Ballard 95. total 919; Aloha
M eat M a rk e t, relief J«>e Powell, 9*.»»5;
F J Sewell, coroner's inquest fee Em ilie
Hogrefe. deceased, 96.20; D r. C T Sm ith,
coroner's
physician
inqueat
fee E m ilie ,
Hogrefe. deceaaed, 910; Packer-Scott Co.,
county h<j«pital exp.
9 1 5 5 ; Physicians*
x
i
• c
j
A Hospital Supply Co., county hospital ( J U T S t o c k IS i T P S i l U n d COIYI-
exp. 911.34; F ra n k lin P rin tin g company,
county clerk’s exp, 81c; H A W
Spa- .
cialty
Co., county
clerk's exp. 99.60;
Chari«» L W alk e r, prem ium on o fficial |
bonds. 9275; Bristol H a rd w are cumpsny.
c«*unty ja il exp 91-04, court house exp '
•9-68. cirunty hospital exp 99.27, county
s h e riff’s exp 5c. total »12 94
H illsboro
u ia s s
Pharm acy, county court exp 91.65. relief f ' r p p r ) i n < r
R p nt
R fl (1 o ( U t h l l V e r r
exp 913 55. total 915 30; May« Bndhers
V r C V p iIlK
Ü C IIV
R H U
1
Garden Seeds
píete.
L illy’s Morcrop
for lawns and gardens
I ava/ri Crati
Mrr.n'N. c o .. r . i . e f
Rover, is; varieties for fine lawns.
W ater
Service Co..
,
.,
,
, .
court house exp 915 50. relief exp: Ethd Clover, tim othy and a l l
Patterson 91.25, H
F West 91.29. Joe
other field grasses.
W inegardner 91 40. Ray Beighley 91.25,
Oregon- W ashington
Ir t f n n
A ltm a n 91-25,
Appolonia
W ilkes
91.25,
total
924.16 ; The F i x - It
shop,
court house exp. 50c; U nion O il Co. of
’’You Need
Recreation”
Most men do. The
stress of current condi
tions is fraying their
nerves and underm in
ing their physical well
being. A t Clem’s Place
they find
congenial
c o m p a n io n s h ip , t h e
equipm ent for interest
ing exercise, and the
opportunity for relax a
tion which th eir health
requires.
re-
S?r
Try it . .
" m
s h e riff’s exp 935.08, total ’ i i 9 '
h
Barne«, distributor, county s h e riff’s exp.
937; Associated O il Co., county sheriff's
exp. 964 75; J. B Dinsmore, M D. coun- i
ty ja il exp. 913 ; West D isinfecting com
pany, court house exp, 9112; N E Stangei,
secretary circu it judge, 912.19; Kilham
Stationery A P rin tin g C«., county clerk’s
p J A J-JaS Meet
at North Plains
Kansas City Roll
Honor Announced
Spraya and Sprayer«
the fees
ebruary »□.
13. c Everybody
1 o n . i t s i u -' yerseu, yer tionor, ne |(rf H, rnd, n
Bureh'. sere-|
February
.» v «.» xzv » a « j welcome.
wnvumv. -i..»,«
are nominal.
today nineteen |wr cent above last
“'1<1 In’
Afternoon they all
Mr. aixl Mrs. Blaine Finch of
,ce
<’«»unty »heriff*» exp. 915.98
January and is the highest »hue “
y
I\,rtlan d visited at the L. R. Cypher
Yes> ** •s * waa
snappy an - f>aeif»e M anifolding Book Co., county
hiMTii» S u n d a y
SWBT.
Court exp. 930.85; w est Coast Telephone
.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Wilmer Loftis. Richard and F ran- he stepped politely out of the way. »».so. «»untg reco rd tr
Sharp Increase In Farm n Sale»
M arr Sunday were Mr and * **
Mrs.
K t‘ non and R*ub«n KiiraUl m I ,,f got Qrd<>rs
Jet nQ trafflc
k j is
eoumy school
.
supt 34.70,
For five years the tan mer
n er ba* c liff Sandy, Lam ar and Mary. Mr. I
s h e riff 317.80, elr-
Just about been able to pay hu and Mrs Maurice Thompson and y . ^
Rundsv
’'
P ‘ through because of the rotten X ^ S d g i
county
judge
99.85, I
“ “
m 5
f X ^ R e y n o l d s . who h u bridge .b u t. seeln' It's you. yer Hon- X . ^ r surveyor
4 o r 93.45,
M *« .
subsistence bills without
____
county
juvenile
¿ o v t a ^ ‘n‘h ” ^ “ t° 1^ ’
- E X 4 * Pl«*»“™- ° °
luxuries or new equipment. Willi pranrl» Thompson ol Portland
district
Confectioner» - Bowling Alievs
the 1934 gain In hl» buying power. | Mr and m i » Raymond Hudson
Home L au n
Billiards
dry. county h<jspital exp. 930.22; Bur
he ha» cleuned up I ll s bark bills aI1(1 Mr and Mrs. Dean Endicott of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hutchinson
....
.. .
7
.
roughs Adding M achine Co., county clerk'»
and Is now buying new merchandise. Hillside spent Tueaday evening with have
1260
Main St.
been
confined
In
the
Hillsboro
A
funny
thing
happened
to
my
exp 95.55. county treasurer'» exp 95.20.
D epartm ent »tores and mall order Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marr,
county asseeaor'» exp 911.06, county school
with Illness the past week. m®'her ln Berlin.
houses In farm sections have been Mr and Mrs Asa Esllnger and hospital
supt
exp
94.46,
county
surveyor’»
exp
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Perry v "I thought you said you were
reporting a ten to twenty per cent Mr and Mrs Ernest Esllnger and Wright. January 29, a girl-
|b o rn In London. —Ex,____________ 95.65. tax dept exp 925.10, county court
betterm ent over last year Farm fanpiy of Davids Hill and Mr. and
Howard
returned home
tool companies have recently
ln- Mrs Ray Hodges and family spent from the Spurgeon
Jones hospital Sunday.
traduced a small tractor which 1» Sunday at the Claude Esllnger Orvie Townsend
of Hillsboro ac-
taking extremely well They expect pome.
i?
M
arr
home
compatiled
him
home and
their prew nt fifty
cent sales
visitors a t the W E. M arr nome
gpurgvon
home was
8 u n a .
gains to continue. All In all. I feel Sunday were Dr. and Mrs. R M day night.
that the entire agricultural region Knit's and Ross of Forest Grove,
Elwyn Poe of the CCC camp near t
will offer the most favorable sales Mr and Mrs
Lloyd Anderson,
lias been visiting his p ar
opportunities In the n e x t fe w daughters R uth Eileen and Donna Yachats
Mr and Mrs. Fred Poe. the ]
month.». Such states as Oeorgla. Mae of Hillside and Mr. and Mrs. ents.
past
few
days. He returned to c a m p .
Mississippi, the Caroltnas. Virginia, i Charles Sellers and Mary Jan e of Sunday evening.
Oklahoma. Arkansas, and Arizona fowa Hill
B elrzatcs Named
look especially hopeful
Mrs. B ertha Fo'lette of Forest
Mrs. Alvi Logan and Mrs Russell
Another encouraging feature to- Orove visited Mrs. Alfred Lewis Loftis were elected delegates from |
day 1» the relief of pressure on farm Wednesday afternoon
W ashington O range to attend the i
real estate. Tile value of land, like
Mr». M arr lloate»»
home makers conference a t Corval- 1
the value of a common stock. Is Mrs. W E. M arr entertained with ils February 12 to 16.
based primarily on Its earnings, an all day quilting Tupitd“T Pre*J
Mrs. George Sheppard went to
Banks tn agricultural regions report eut were Mrs. F. 0 . s “ v“Ke ®*
the best demand for farm lands Springhill. Mrs Abe Hudson and
THERE CAME WISE MEN
In year». Price» are rising and In- Mrs. Forquer of Gales Creek. Mrs
From out the East, hi the days
terest iiaytnenls are becoming more Lloyd Anderson of Hillside. Mrs. of Herod the king, they came.
regular Hundreds of hopeless s i t - , Charles 8eU«f» °( Iow if, H
How do you picture them ? S er
nations have been saved by the Mrs C. H. Hamilton. Mrs. Victor vants. camels, baggage, a caravan
Increase In farm Income This has Lewis, Mrs Alfred Lewis and Mrs. they make, traveling by night fol
a far-reaching effect. Not only docs J Ernest Marr.
lowing the star; passing many a I
tribe th a t worshipped gods th a t
It relieve the government of 'f arm .
are no gods. Along th a t r o u t e
mortgage aid. but
lase^hisurLnee :
the position o f those
where flowed for centuries th e trade
companies and banks which are
of ancient empires, they press. Then
heavily Involved In farm m ortgages.'
at Oallllee they tu rn south, final
ly to reach a Judean village. Beth-
Outlook for 1935
SOUTH SCHOLLS—Directors of leliem. And th ete they bow to
The
drought
dealt
most
farmers
worship
a Babe ln a manger.
a
O
T
«
^ riu e ffe e ?
Sehol.s Berry
- ^ .a ;
And who Is the Babe?
on 1935 Is a big question m ark The
JngHBlhv Edwards i f
Let time tell. Thirty-odd years
most im portant result of the draught
evu" i n8i» S iiS t « ra ira -
was present as repre pass He comes forth and presents
from the viewpoint of the coming Sherwood
Hlniself
to Isreal as Almighty God
sentatlve
of
the
Bodle
Company
crop year Is the necessity for many and a contract was signed by the tenting In
a hum an body; doing
farm ers to buv new seed. The la t Scholls growers giving tills company w hat God alone
Ssdon Odlvery, $515
do. raising
ter. when not adapted to the lo an option on blaekcapberries for the the dead beside could
any another
(10)' WhMlIuw)
cality. may bring extremely poor next three seasons. Local growers mighty wonder. Then m they
^GAIN in 1934, the in
you can buy I They are
crucified
yields. Agricultural experts agree are optimistic over m arket condi Him and up from the grave
H e,
siste n t dem and for
big — rugged — dependable
th at the terrific heat and drought tions.
arose.
of last summer has seriously In
The disciples affirm ed they had
Farm
Sold
Chevrolet
productshasmade
trucks. They are powered
jured the fertility of farm s west
The G errltse farm has been p ur seen* him back alive. B ut Thomas j
of the 100th meridian. We must chased
by six-cylinder valce-in-head
Chevrolet iJie uvrltT< larfiest
by S. P Taylor and Edward will not believe It until he has put j
the north his ringers Into the n a ll-irln ts In;
engines which use very little
builder of trucks as well as
winter and spring to replace sub 2« acres nnd Sleffert the south 20 C hrist's hands and th ru st his hand j
soil moisture. We must have cold
gas and oil. Buy one of
of
passenger
cars.
And
now
into C hrist's side. Now behold I The
M.
N
Bonham
spent
several
weather to reduce pests, such as days visiting relatives In Hillsboro Risen Lord comes In on them.
these
Chevrolet Trucks and
Chevrolet
offers
still
greater
the weevil and chinch bugs, which Inst week, returning to the home of
"Thom as put your finger Into
have hibernated In unusually large his daughter, Mrs. J B. B artlett, the nail print In my hand and
you
buy
fine, dependable,
values—the
highest
quality
numbers this winter.
put your hand Into my to m side
Home long-range w eather fore Friday.
economical haulage service
Chevrolet Trucks ever built
Ruby Rebekah Lodge, 174. will and be not faithless but believing."
casters are predicting another hot meet February 13.
"My Lord and my G od!" shouts
—at the world1 s lowest price!
and the lowest-priced trucks
nnd dry summer. Short crops again
Thomas.
In 1935 will bring still higher prices
You get R? Who Is He? Yes, the
So-o-o!
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY. DETROIT. MICHIGAN
“W hat time does your husband Risen Lord, the world's Saviour.
"N either is there salvation ln any
Compare Chevrolet'I low delivered prices and easy G. hf. A . C. terms.
arise In the morning?”
"In time for the radio exercises." other; for there Is none other name
A General Motors Value
"Why I didn't know he went ln under heaven given among men
whereby we must b e saved.”—
for exercises."
Half-Ton Sick-up with Canopy, $495
He doesn't, but the girl across George N. Taylor. Beaverton.—Paid
adv.
the street does.”—Ex.
(UP WhMllMM)
CLEM’S PLACE
Farmers’ Cash Store
Feed - Seed - E f p and Poultry
Phone 3061
QUALITY
Reconditioned
CARS
These late model Used Cars taken in
trade on the popular Ford V-8 are all
real values in tfnused transportation.
Call for a dem onstration.
1933 Ford V-8 Coupe
1933 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan
1932 Ford 4-cylinder Coupe
1931 Ford 4-cyl. Sport Coupe
1930 Ford 4-cyl. Tudor Sedan
2 1929 Ford Tudor Sedans
1933 Chevrolet M aster Coach
1928 Nash Sedan
1928 Buick Sedan
1933 Ford V-8, 157-inch wheelbase
Truck, closed cab, dual wheels.
1933 Chevrolet, 157-inch wheelbase
Truck, closed cab, dual wheels.
M otor
C
o
,
AUTHORIZIO SALES ANO SERVICE
Contract Signed
by Scholls Growers
•l'A-TonS)ok.,$600
(13P WhMibtM)
Ä
For Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds j
B u ck ley ’s Q uickly
Loosen* Thing» Up
It's different—It's faster In action
— It's compounded o n superior,
medlral fact findings new In this
country
.. .
Buckley's Mixture (triple acting)
Is the name of this amazing cough:
and cold prescription th a t "acts like
a flash" yet Is so pure and free
from harm ful drugs th a t a child
can take It—and stop coughing.
One little sin and the ordinary
cough Is eased a few doses and
th at tough old hang-on rough 1»
seldom heard again — It's reBlly
wonderful to watch how speedily
hard, lingering colds are p u t out
of business.
Right away th a t tightness begins
to loosen up—the bronchial pas
sages clear—you’re on your toes
again—happy and breathing easier
O et Buckley's today at Hillsboro
Pharm acy or any first class drug
s to re — Adv.
You’ll Save Money Here!
•IM-Ton Ckauls, $455
(UP WhMlkm)
Let us
MAHFAK
Your Car
We specialize in doing a chassis lubrication
Job th a t lasts a t least tw ice as long. T h a t’s be
cause we use MARFAK — the w orld’s finest
grease lubricant. And our thoroughly trained
men know how to lubricate cars, too. It will pay
you to come in today.
The TEXACO STATION
Third and W «»hington Street»
P hone 1703
a r t tits priesa a f tw s m rrris t ra ra f . a
i C h a u lta i
(15)' WhwItuM)
a trra .
* l h t o t a h a o lt a n t o ra » S 20 e x tra .
ta
F t ü u , S t M t p a n . S p a rta t
P rtcaa » o iija rt ta rlta n p a trttk e u l nodea.
CHEVROLET TRUCKS
M
AL SM ADVSM
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Third and W ash in gton Sts.
JA M E S W H IT E L A W , Proprietor
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