Page Four
H I L L S BO KO
Tigard School
Has Old Pap er
ARGUS.
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
T NIVFPSITV OF OREGON BASKETBALL SQUAD
G ra n g e G ives a W a s h in g to n
r
P ro g ra m
T h u rs d a y
Thursday, February 28, I‘tar,
Definition: A pedestrian 1» a fel-l
Lowly
low who discovers the go* lank »1
Mrs. llloop Doex your car llava
his car. h b pockets and the baby's a worm drive?
bank all empty a t the saine thne
Mr Bleep Yea but I tell him
where to o drive Ex
This year Is 1 lie silver jubilee of I Bx.
the San Curio G rand Opera com - I
pany, which opens a slx-dav cn- j
gagement a t the civic auditorium.
M arch 11. and according to all ad-
•
vance reports Fortune Gallo. 1m- t i
I.
r»l
Portland to Have
Six Days of Opera
EXn’hV'mui;" m Z n ‘t7“bc The Outstanding 3 -Plow Tractor
»By Curtia Tigard)
lubhanl
w
TIG ARD —A copy of the Connecti
"Opera for everybody, u no doubt i
-
c u t C ourant published on December
the answer to this phenomenal I
30. 1799, has been loaned to Tigard
business." said Mr. Hetllg. This
|
high school by George M. Leslie ol
made possible by renting ,,f the
Tigard The aged newspaper a n
large
auditorium
and
charging
the
nounces the death of George W ash
dollar top prices, with a scale grad
ington on Decenier 15. 1799. and
uating down to 85 and 58 ce.its I
th e heartfelt sorrow of this great
I his has brought rapacity busi
m an's passuig by the nation is j
ness along the entire tour of the
w ritten within the pages of this,
San Carlo company thD season."
paper. There is an illustration of j
Mall orders are being taken now
the funeral procession ol W ashing
Patrons are asked to state Hie on- ,
ton and the paper contains ev ery ,
era. num ber of seats, enclcee check I
detail of his death. A quotation
or money order and self-addressed I
from the newspaper which has lived
stam ped envelope for im mediate re
down through the ages is as fol
tu rn of reserved seats Box office
lows. ‘T h e name of Washington
sale will open M arch 4 a t J K '
the American president, and g e n -,
GUI company.
eral. will trium ph over death." Th
newspaper also contains full ac
count of the fifth congress in
session during December. 1799. Th
paper and printing ot the old
(lly Vivian Hudson)
newspaper is Interesting and i n ,
MVs C harles Swevker
very good shape, considering Its
B ill R e in h a rt’s 19J5 Oregon b a sketball squad Is rated a t one o f the strongest to represent «ho W eb fo o t school in m an y years A bave
o'! < ’ T 1 ,I,1 ,rb ?rt Oi M a n n in g vls-
age.
ere, top row loft to rig h t. Coach B ill R ein h art, A ndy K arstens, F r a n k Levings. Ken P hilip s, B ill H arcom be W illa r d June’ s XBudd J o n l l
T o ,, S L J i , Jam es „ P enm an and
Ju nio r Prom G iven
Ken P urdy. H . r r y B utler. Don Law , m anager. F ro n t row . le ft to rl ght. D r. S . n t . C .n ip .r o ll, te e m p h y .U l.n , Arnold^ Fau st? M . ^ K . X d i
t o .'’1 " ™
' * ' ^ .
O ne of the most successful ju n
’
*
rst o r o /e ris lU d » ™ “ ^
T *!
ior proms was held by the junior _ Jahn Lewis. Captalq Bill Berg, toss Llebowlts, Won OemmelL Glen Sanford, Roland R ourke.
class at the school auditorium. '
week with tier parents. Mr* and
H earts and silhouettes of red and I a « i r e I D . - l - , n
il
Mrs. Oeorge I air merman
white were the attractive motif of L d U l l I K l U g c 1VU11
th e occasion. Profits from the a f-
T T
.
,
- »
a
ra t •
O rchardale visited at the W R
fair will oe used by the juniors to
M O llO r A n n O U llC e d
at N o r th
P l a i n s » “‘»•’T »><•««* Tuesday evening.
carry on their activities for the
O. A. O heen. Wtllls H iatt and N 1 FWNHE new M c C o r n iU k -D e r r in g > -30 T ra c to r • la n d s head
rem ainder of the school year.
LAUREL RIDGE — Laurel Ridge
IB» North Plains P T A.I
H. Nielsen graded the road Into
P T A. Honors Founders
school pupils, who were n e ith e r;
■ an d ahouldera above a n y o th e r tr a c to r o f ita ty p e . I t
NORTH PLAINS A benefit dance l ‘,e Laemerman tim ber this week
. absent nor tardy during the last
will be fi
given in the ____
K of ______
P. hall, i
la
d iffe re n t in t h a t i t haa n ew type« o f aeala w h ic h keep
North Plains. Saturday evenln
B
a F
a S
L
- «
S
r s f e
®
- *
Bohemian orchestra. Everybody we f-
w a te r, m u d , d u s t, a n d o th e r abrasive m a te ria ls fr o m g e t
C O R W IN H A R D W A R E
come.
llradquartm
tin g in to th e o p e ra tin g p a rts . I t has a b a ll-b e a rin g tra n s
Mrs. J. R. Sandford visited her
^ e V V ^ i n ^ c X ^ r M r “1 T ' l w
X
f o o . severe-
H u n t in g And F is h in g
brother. Robert Mead, and family
m is s io n . .Steering is m ad e u n u s u a lly easy th ro u g h th a
at Cedar Mill Thursday. Mr. Mead
j
™d M ^ H
G aarde >>’ while splitting wood Friday. The
S u p p lie s
use o f ro lle r h earin g s a t th e b o tto m o f each ataaetog -
L t g ^ e t ^ ^ a n ^ t e c£m -
cST
has Just returned from the Veter
Aladdin lampa
ans’
hospital,
having
been
there
k n u c k le p ivo t p in a n d on th e steerin g a b a ft Juat above »Ue
¿ n i^ ^ m o ^ ^ L
H .» « S c o n c e s club of t h e
for several weeks suffering front ,o n k » Radio
Tube, Tented Free
arth ritis in the spine.
a J r 7 o n,rmrXr7 iin ted the Sherwood Grange met with Mrs
w o rm gear. I n a ll, th e re are 34 b a ll a n d r o lle r b earings
i-snrileAm the mrUKUy cake which Agnes Hlte February 19 Owing to I
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Miller and
in th e W -30.
P
R
Lewis
the
snial:
attendance
election
of
of-
daughters
of
P
ortland
spent
the
had been oaxed by M rsJ> .E . Lewis. ficers w asp o stp o n e d until next
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J K
T lie e n g in e fe a tu re s rep laceab le e y lin d e n , h a rd e i -
Sherwood Loses Close Game
meeting. Tuesday of every month
Sandford.
h
a
u
s t-v a lv e seat In s e rts , a n d provides a b u n d a n t p ow er to
In a close game with the M ult- W1n be the regular meeting dav
Mrs. K ate Gragg and son Oeorge
noniah M erchants, Sherwood town instead of Wednesday
of Corvallis visited her niece. Mrs.
p u ll th re e plow b o tto m » u n d e r average c o n d itio n s .
team was nosed out by score ol
atten d - luinofe
Lester Cypher, and other relatives j
18 to 14 alter M ultnom ah turned
A lie n a s I llin o is M e e t
I heae are ju s t a few o f th e o u ts ta n d in g fe a tu re s «bat
Everything In Insurance
several days
la
ays lost
week.
on the heat in the second h alt to
G. F. Atrops. local agent for
At the card party given by the i
score 14 pom u. Packer Scott de- State Farm M utual Auto Insur-
m
a
k
e th e W -3 0 th e beat b uy o n th e m a r k e t. S to p in a o «t
1291
1332 W ashington
P ythian Sisters Saturday evenln I
feated Sherwood m an inter-city »nee company, left Friday to at-
David J. McCosh, for the past two years an Instructor In litho Mrs. Stanley Hahn and Kyle Key- ♦
ace th ia tr a c to r o r ask us to d e m o n s tra te i L
league game Thursday evening a t tend the annual convention and
Reed college.
banquet of the company's repre- graphy at the Chicago Art Institute, arrived on tha University of nolds had high score and Mrs Janies |
Seven students f r o m Metzger sentatives at Bloomington. 111. This Oregon campus at Eugene thia week to tako over his naw duties Matliiesen and William Joos sec
I f Y o u r C re a m S e p a ra to r Is Losing M o n e y
grade school practiced tor the de- will be Mr. Atrops' fourth a t- at instructor of painting and drawing In the Oregon art department. ond.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hollenbeck
clamatory contest of W ashington tendance at the convention, which
By
wasting
b u tterfat a t the xklmmllk spout, it Is high time
entertained
with
a
"500"
p
a
r
t
y
county at the high school Feoruary will be in session about two weeks, k i n f i v n ( . r o i n - r p r c
from California Saturday, where he
Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J
19 The readings w e r e
b o th
Mrs. E. T. Sheppard went to i N i r i l O n V j r a n g t T S
was visiting his half-sister,
to invest In a new McCormick-Deering Ball-Bearing Cream
R, Sandford had high score and
Separator. A Babcock test of the sktmmllk will tell whether you
dram atic and humorous.
Eugene Sunday to visit her daugh-
« »
,
B irthday Celebrated
Have W ashington Program
ter Bertha, who is attending U.
t o M e e t b a tU r d c T V
Following were birthday dinner Mrs. Henry Cypher and Jam es
can afford to continue using your cream separator
M athlesen were second
Guests
I he McCormlck-Deerlng Is the closest-skimming cream separator
ruMye w w e8i S J u ^ d Thursday a t
Mrs. R E. Cross and Mrs. Roy
l C o »
' s S l y ^ n ‘im iw r^'f I f t s ^ S t ^ t h e r a were Messrs, and Mesdames Jam es R p a rl T h l . P - - . . . . . . c \c t
on the m arket. I t is easy running, easy to clean, and it will
Mathlesen. Loel Hollenbeck A rthur K
d 1 h ,a G e n e r o u s O f f e r
Tigard Grange session. Life of H arrington of Middleton were host-
KINTON—All grangers invited to birthday M r a n d Mrs A A R ob
give many years of good service. It u built In six sizes
W ashington was brought out in a esses a t a shower honoring Mrs. attend K inton Grange Saturday in mson Mr and Mrs Lester R obin- Reynolds. Andy Chrtstencr. William
Here s our offer—ask yourself I f ,
capacities from 350 to 1500 pounds of milk per hour Come
series o l 12 taoleau which showed Jam es Harris. Twenty ladies were all day meeting. Lecture hour, open son ol Portland Gavfoni W ils o n o f Joos. Henry Cypher, and J. R it s fair or not. O ct a 45-cent bol- !
Sandford.
In and let us dem onstrate its efficiency We will also dem on
him as a baby, chopping a t th e
Attending from Laurel for all. is about 1:30.
Beaverton Elizabethi and K enneth
(triple
"{ B uckleys M ixture (triple-
cherry tree, voung surveyor, cross- Ridge were Mesdames H. P. Strick-
Clerk ol the school board. Earl S truthers '
“ a
11 nn 1 1 Miss Eugenie C ypher spent the tie of
stra te the McCormlck-Deerlng Milker on request.
you
ing the Delaware, taking command ler. John Strickler and children. C. Bell, posted notices last week Hiteon club met February "O w n h week-end with her cousin. Mrs “ 1 , *
C arlton ll.tliuc,
Hande, in
at Silverton,
and —
VttlllUll
Olivvitvil, IIHU
a,»,,_U nld tonight
t o . . then
...... . if . th a t
of the army, inspecting the flag. Dan Werre. S. S. Stearns, and W. notifying people of the W ashington Mrs. Emilv Peterson with M rs
{fn* „„„ d „ p? ? rt*,n t cou«1> lu s n l
surrender of Cornwallis, the farm - C. Edy.
county school district boundary Emma Carlson as joint hostess with Miss Pat Simpson in P ort- left,
you—if you do not sleep like
er and the sU tesm an. Miss M. ..M rs Peter M atthiesen
and son board meeting a t the school h o u se, T hirteen members and six visitors land
a top all night long—get your
Alvin
Batchelar.
who
has
been
Summers had charge of th e pro- M anun of Filer. Idaho, visited Mr. M arch 6. a t 10 o’clock to consider answered roll call bv eivtne a n .
"
"
u “ "",. T V money back—It a c t s lik e «
gram in the contest sponsored by and Mrs. John M atthieson T hurs- a petition to set off from school m odern about Lincoln or W ash-
? the Good S am aritan hospital |r „ ften one sin S ons an
M c C o r ir ic k -D e e r in g F a rm M a c h in e ry
the lecturer. A review of the early
day and Friday. district 34 and add to district 40. mgton M ^s Etoe Caldwell a n ; PortIa.nd suffering from arthritis. Ls ™ ‘ n ° ne slP «top-s an ordinary
history of the form ation of th e
William Rupprecht left last week Preaching service by Rev. W. E
Mrs Gladvs Mever attended a c? ? Val*?flnK. ? t ,? * . *Lome of hls
Put Bucklev’s to the lest t.»(»v
P
hone
271
- 100 4 M a in St.
Declaration of Independence and lo r Austin, Murn., to spend some Simpson a t 9:45 a. m. Sunday, f o l- ¡ presidents' luncheon at Hillsboro sLs,tf'r - Mrs. M. V Jackson.
Hillsboro Pharm acy or t anv ^ fS x i
making oí the constitution w a s time with relatives and friends.
lowed by session of Bible school at Monday W atch next week^s d X ? . Mr, ••'ndJ Mrs. Ben VanBuren and
1
" " " J « « ° 1,
i,1" 1
made by E. A. Brown of Evenin'
Mr .and Mrs. H. P. Strickler were 10:15. Everyone is invited to a t- d r notice of the coming card w m
& mlly and Kp" n rth VanBuren of
8
P'
S tar Grange.
entertained Sunday by their daugh- tend these services.
w coming cara party W auna spent the week-end with w you’ AOV
- P la y - D r a w s M a n y
—
-------
Floyd Bierlv and son Amos Bierly _ _
.
-
J?
V anBuren’» sister. Mrs Ed
ter. Mrs.
W. ------------
E. Peters, and family
A mysterv play, ’The Mysterious of Mountain Home.
attended a 4-H club convention in ¡VI I f i n 7 P I l i a n r t f
Moyer, and family
—
Corvallis last week The Bierly 1 le '-''-’l l X C U l l t U l O l
G uests of Mr and Mrs. O V.
Cane of Dr Chang,” in three acts.
Celebrate Birthday
brothers
gave
their
com
demon-
C
L
j
o
•
I
,™
r
Sunday
were
Mr.
and
Mrs
was presented to a capacity crowd
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joyce and
a t the school auditorium Friday daughter and Raymond Homibrook stration at the meeting Ivan Bier- ,
JllC rW O O tl D U T ie d 'Ylene^ ‘,v and s?n J
,“,nd
Mrs
and daughter Shirley
night. Cast included K enneth Koe- attended a family reunion a t New- ly is attending o S C
H.
E
C.
club
will
meet
at
the
-
Michael
Conzelman,
62.
died
sud-
\
°f
North
Plains,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
ber, Helen Schmeltzer. E u n i c e berg Sunday in honor of Mrs
G ault, Thomas Fishburn. M argaret Joyce’s m other's 79th birthday an- grange hall M arch 14 a t 2 o'clock, denly of heart disease at hls home John Konodel and daughters Nor-
All ladies are invited to attend.
i near Sherwood February 19 and n>a and Maxine.
Olsen. Donald Hite, K athleen Ram - niversary
Mrs. Marv Kershaw- of Oak Grove ! funeral services were held Mon-
O. V. F air ls recovering slowly
sey. Evelyn Sherk. Jack Blanken-
Mr. and Mrs. W alter F u h rer and
ship, and Howard Beckham.
children and George Rogers a t- who formerly resided on w hat is day afternoon at the Hollingsworth from the Injury he received Jan -
Hans Gaarde Honored
tended committee meeting a t the now the W. C. Hall place, is visit-1 £hai^ ' a t Newberg and at St uary 21
1 P a'd s Lutheran church. Interm ent Mrs Norman Bidwell and
Miss
A surprise birthday party was state legislature at Salem Friday ing Mrs. Lilly M. Bierly.
Miss Laura Gerig o l Salem, who was *n the L utheran cemetery at Eldlne Bidwell spent the wf.-K-end
given Hans G aarde Saturday night night.
a t the home of Mrs. U. M. Fair,
a t hls home Friends arrived in a
Mr. and Mrs. Rene Tagho.. Henrv has been visiting relatives here I ®‘x Comers.
group and really made it a sur- Taghon, a n d Theophie Cappoen during the past two weeks, re tu rn e d ! He is survived by two daughters
HOW THEY GET MONEY
Mrs. H ertha Meinecke and Elsie
prise. Dncing was a p art of the of Cornelius were guests at the J to her home Sunday evening.
evening’s entertainm ent. Attending l . Cappoen home Sunday,
E. L. McCormick and nephew ,1 Conzelman; five sons, M artin, Carl.
"T he sun stood still—
were Mr. and Mrs. George Ander-
Mrs. Joseph Werre Sr. returned Virgil McCormick, and Miss G ra c e , George. Erech and A rthur; five
The axe did float—
son. M r and Mrs. M. Gaarde. Mr to her home Sunday after a two McCormick, who is attending state brothers. Herm an and John o f
This God ls our God."
and Mrs. Bernard Wick Mr. and weeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs. normal school in Monmouth, visited Sherwood; Fred. Stockton. Cal ;
So on the wall of the general
Mrs. L. Erickson. Mrs. J. Wick, Miss c . C. Demmin, and family a : South Mrs- Lilly M. Bierly Saturday. Mr M artin and Henry of Frankenm uth offices of the China Inland Mission
Ellen Zweiner. Miss Bemiece Dan- Tualatin
McCormick and Virgil returned to Mich.; two sisters, Emma Blank In Shanghai. China.
iels. Miss Cohn. Neil Miller. Henry
Mr and Mrs. Edward Atbischer th eir home in Hillsboro during t h e ; San Bernardino. Cal., and M ar-
W ith hundreds of missionaries In
Metzentine and Curtis Tigard.
spent last week-end visitin 7 with afternoon and Miss McCormick re- garet Blank. Hemlock. Mich,
the field, with vast sums pouring in
-------------------------
L O. O. F. Initiation Tonight
Mrs Aebischer s relatives a t The turned to her school the first o f ;
to
keep them, not one cent is asked
C harity lodge. I. O. O. F. will hold Dalles
of man. "Tell the people of the
Initiation in the second degree to-
The Chehalem Albright B rother-
Onion Price Up
work and ask God for tlie money,"
night (Thursday 1 at Tieard. Mem- -hood met Tuesday evening at the
The past week has been a busy
7
» -y .
.
1 Is the program these many years.
bers of the local lodges were in- home of Raleigh Whitmore. The time with some of th e onion grow - j
I JIP N t- till# * « I
How does God so pour out of hls
yited to the Tualatin country club ladies were also invited to this ers. A num ber of truck loads have ;
V J d lC N
UK | g<xxlness7 It is by Jesus Christ.
to a party given by the T ualatin meeting
th a t he does it. For in the person
been
shipped
to
wholesalers
in
|
w
illiam
Daniel
Lee.
65.
died
Sun-
lodges over 200 o d d Fellows. Re-
Mrs. George Baker was called to P o rtiam t the price being more th an day morning a t his home a t Gales of C hrist. God once dwelt here on
bekahs an4 friends were present The Dalles Wednesday evening by it
has been for a number of years, creek. He was bom at Gales Creek earth with us. He took up In a
a t th e affair Dancing and card the serious illness of her daughter
» pr^
c»
? £ : November 28. 1869 He m arried Dora hum an body as a m an among men
playing constituted the evening s in-law. Mrs. Dixon, who is in a ^ other
raise a little later In the S m ith of Gales Creek December 29 He was tem pted at all points as we
entertainm ent.
hospital at The Dalles.
' 1897. and to the union 13 children are, yet He died sinless for our sins.
» ... S.ons ° i
Fon? .
Mrs w C. Edy assisted Mrs J. season.
W ith - the —
sln-questlon
settled and
Miss Helen Schneider, teacher, 1 were bom. 11 ot whom are living
------
--------- -----------------
Initiation of the Sons of Legion e . D ow in entertaining -, the
Past and
.
„
a
number
of
pupils
attended
He is survived bv his widow Mrs °u t of the way; with nothing be
post, recently organized bv Argonne Kobe G rands club a t the Dow , the prelim inary declamation contest -Dora
Lee-
seven
daughters
’
Mes-
tween
the
ho*y
God
and
the for-
post a t Sherwood, took place F ri- home February 20.
dames R ena O utright and Blanche I
^ r d can now
day evening with members of Rome
j j r . and Mrs. C. 8. Haynes and Grange h airF rid ay afternoon.
Hemer
ol
Glenwood,
Merle
Scofield
satisfy
hls
heart-longing
and
bless
post teem in charge of the cere- Robert " ‘Allison“' officers"oi*“ Slier-
of Garibaldi Lois Johnson. Alta 811 who
have It «°-
mony. This is the second organiza- wood Grange, visited Tngard Grange
Buyers of advertising space who fail to consider facts alone in
Johnson, Lena Scofield and Miss
Whoever lays hold on C hrist's
tion of Its kind to be started in Thursday
R uth Lee of Gales Creek- four sons death to blot out their sin-guilt do
the state
Fickens Move
making their advertising investments invite sales and profit trouble.
William G. of Forest Grove and on th a t in stan t come Into the new
Legislature
and Mrs. W alter Ficken, who
U l l l h H a c Q /’ Ccirxt’i Melvin, Wesley and Conrad
birth; God
becomes their new
8ixty-flve members of the high have lived on the William Rup-
And
it’s bad business to have trouble in the region of the pocketbook.
v
,
i
u
u
1
it*
»
o
c
s
s
i
o
i
l
G
a
ies
creek
He
ls
also
survived
by
F
ath
er
with
his
G
od-nature
im-
school ciyi" eless made a trip to precht place for several years,
.1
four sisters. Mesdames Lucy Dye parted to them and an ever-in-
“ “ .S111
<he lefto ^tu re in moved to Oregon City recently.
H
o
V
j M
P
of Metzger. Amy Coffman and Dei- creasing desire to love, trust and
session. Both groups c f legislators
_____ _______
The Audit Bureau of Circulations was organized 21 years ago
« r »hi. R a w f ii?r5.»inun fle Hertzoif °f Portland, and Ora obey him . As they have need, they
were visited P ictures were tak e n
1 TV
• 1
ie
h
S
l
I9
t^
p
i-a
n
c
i?
t
Sm
ith of Oaes Creek; and two lay the sam e before him In prayer.
on the «tens of the capitol build- O V T liX l P r e s i d e n t
for the express purpose of putting into merchants’ and manufacturers’
ithR brothers. H arrison Lee of Eugene asking in the name of the Son by
ing The class also visited the F air-
7
«.x-oxwx,*»«.
DI
’
\ z - •.
?ihIn .^ ^ e .n tthf-^!»e(friniVird ’yeiar p ns and Edward of Gales Creek
whom all promises are made good.
view home for feeble-minded and
B lo o m in g V is ito r
f everyone by p r l ^ n tt a ? E vehm ' , FunferaI services were held Tues- "As m any as received Him to them
hands the ways and means of carefully examining circulation coverage
the state penitentiary.
.............
_
. . . . Km?
„ 3 -h S i^sh in for tw ?,id ?.5l aftf rnoon at Gales Creek church 8«ye He power to become the sons
facts. Claims had been found fretpiently far removed from the facts.
BLOOMING
—
The
Rev.
W
J.
Ke”
y
with
a
^
holar»hiP
ior
two
s c n o ia r s n ip io r
w ith in tp r m r n t in rxaiAc r’moir
of God. ’ Jo h n 1:12.—Oeorge N
Sav vmi saw it in the Argus
Janssen of Seattle, Wash., president
a t summer school a t C ot - i etery
Taylor, Beaverton, O re .-P a id Ad
of the Oregon and Washington dis- val'*s th is coming summer. The
‘ ________________
trict of the Lutheran church of the
„¿arsi?ip< was sponsored by the
M eet a t G arden H om e
An A. B. C. newspaper, however, simply refers advertisers to its
, Missouri Synod, was a parsonage Banks business men.
G arden Home recreation stndv
visitor February 18. His visit was
A new 4-H cooking club was or- - ? ara_eii. " on?f‘ . r.ef reatJ.o n . st“A '
latest
audit report, made once each year by an outside auditor who
group will meet a t Mrs. Upchurch's
in the interest of the mission at ?an; J i i P 1 Mis? Agnes Kelly as house today (Thursday) at 1:30 p
delves from top to bottom into c irc u la tio n m ethods - te r rito r y covered
Forest Grove. He spent part of the LRad.er « ? ” i cers ele^.ted. weJ,e Mll- m. for their games and party. Each
aftem oon in a trip through the J 4®01 Mead, president; Beatrice member will direct a game or skit
- q u a n tity of that newspaper which is bought and read daily or weekly.
territory from which tnc Forest Koepper. vice-president, and Evelyn
Grove congregation draws its mem- Kel*y- secretary.
j Or Trying to Pass Other Trains
There is never need for an A. B. C. newspaper to make claims because
1 bership, and in the evening he :
"—
------------
1 "Say, Joe, can you tell me why
talked to the members on some of
there are fewer railway accidents
of this standard universally accepted method of showing the facts.
the treasured blessings of their
th an auto accidents?”
church. Refreshments were served
(Bv Mr«. Zell C Strother.)
i j ^ . “ W e l] n o t g»a r t lv
hu t I
by «. the ladies
a .< of e. the J church.
,e o u
,
A num ber from here a tte n d e d ! th in k ’ the main reason 1-f'becan J
In its audit reports, the A. B. C. refuses to credit circulation in
Mr and Mrs. R u,'o7 S-heroo and an Odd Fellow entertainm ent at the E n g in e « Isn’t a?wavs
n.
on Avin, who since December wore Tualatin Monday night.
the fire m a n ”—
a w a ys hugging
arrears over a certain period of circulation that is sold or given away
i ” / • " " if
•
*7
{he guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H
Mrs. Rosa Ferris entertained the lne Ilrem an- - Lx
anti friendly service f o r Muhly, left February 20 for Glencoe following guests a t dinner Sun- Argus classified ads get results.
in bulk. A. B. C. circulation totals are net.
your car. It pavs to deal Minn. Mrs. Sophia Brelje. now 84 day In honor of her daughter. Mrs.
w h e r e t h e l it t l e th in ir a -ire years old' avafled herself of the R uth Swanson; the Misses Eliza-
w nere tne nine inings are opportunity for traveling eompan- beth and M argaret Ferris of Port-
Advertisers’ dollars therefore, buy net, active, sales-produeing
done Without your having to ions, and left with Mr. and M rs land. Mr. and Mrs Ray Kuiken
Scheroo for h er form er home In and children, Mrs. R uth Swanson
ask for service!
circulation
that has no frothy, worthless filler to make it look more
Minnesota, where she has step- and children. Harold. Doyle. Mor-
sisters and oth er reatives. Mrs. rls and M arguerite Ferris
important.
Brelje has been a resident of W ash-
Chester Robinson has beer, out
We cannot know where
ington county for fifty years and of school the past week w i t h
made her home in recent years measles.
we will be tomorrow. If
Being the only A. B. C. newspaper in Washington county and
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meyer.
Dean Willoughby returned home
we should be taken from
Hayward
Noted Artist Joins U. Of 0. Staff
Benefit Planned
Mr
Mrs AlvlI1
of
McCorm ick-DeeringW -JO
RUSH LOW
Guaranteed For
Bronchial Coughs
HILLSBORO FEED CO
An
A* B< CL Newspaper
Doesn't Need to Substitute
Claims for Proved Facts
Native of County
Bald Mountain 4-H
n i
Auto
Service
ÌOMORROW
Hiteon
GD EAST
Busch’s
Service Garage
P h o n e 501
M a in St.
SUNSHINE
Drainage Problems--
B you go East this winter, why
not go through California and
Southern Arizona? Ride our
famou, Sunset Limited or Golden
State Limited through America’s
sunniest winter region. Stopover
anywhere.
For details, see your local
agent or write J. A. Ormandy,
G e n e ra l P a tte n g e r A g en t. 704
those who depend on us
for food and shelter, we
are doing our duty to
ward them only if we
leave them LIFE INSUR
ANCE. This dependable
protection costs a few
cents a day.
one of only two weekly newspaper A. B. C. members west of the
Rocky Mountains, the Hillsboro Argus is the one newspaper that fur
mshes advertisers such an opportunity to make a careful examination
of its circulation.