H IL L S B O R O P a g e E ig h t A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , OREGON Thursday, Manli 7, ip.'tZi increased trade, population and Charles Bert hold, held on two bad of the Holy Spirit in two weeks' property valves. I line We are now back to »m- cheek Indictment«, was postponed n ' .1 i j'x • 1 Three possible methods of secur- regular service» as follows; Tile Indefinitely. mg aid t»r flood control »ere -ug- I )l*Uird<*rlv ('o m it d a n d p ia v r i m eet Fred W Oberg of Dilley was M IM IlU U iy VARIIH |n l" i Bible Hull |( l ,v W ilson s |n « k ln , gesUM by Cumiltigluuu, namely: (B y Mr*. O. H. I M m o n l Ili» Mnmanrt nix..,,. ni» nur.nl ¡bound over to the grand Jury un- federal government, state, or u n - ! Charged with disorderly conduit. 1 1 ,1 ,llr siinieet Happiness Ahead BEND — A rthur Steuihoff w a s Call lor help against tuberculosis I d!'r Thursday on a charge Humtay M ?* o rn in g \M>r*lil|>. nu ' 11 ,""r " ■ t. 11. i , i. .. ..I Ol t rilllSlklFt lllu llllst'limit*.I I l l u n i A rthur and Oscar O ral of Foie.1 ......... surprised February 26 on his sixty- prvveiiient district. The government aiti.tu.» .tin. n clot k first blrthdav anniversary by neigh­ V a lu e T u b e rc u lo s is T e s ts bors. Present were Mr and Mrs Albert Scott. Mr. and Mrs Charles Seen by Miss D ix o n Deverell, Mr. and Mrs H L. Eisner and two children, Mrs. Joe Bag- genstos a n d daughter Elizabeth. (B y M argaret D ixon, county nurse) Miss Mildred and Ferd Stetnhoff, Every parent or fruardi.ui i n Mr. and Mrs O. H Peterson. H er­ Hillsboro Is urged to set* that man Zweiner. and Joe Kusie. Mr th eir boy or girl is among those Stetnhoff and Mr. Kusie furnished i , ____________________________ _____ mi \ to be given the skin test for tu b er­ music Several useful gifts were completion ol the work Channel to. be absolutely harmless and has c4 to have been fraudulently e \e lng conviction on charire.s of wllln« Henhuice of II year.«« In (lie fed culosis M arch 27. This test cannot received. improvement sliould be conducted been given to more than link) Ore- euted. K. I. Kurallt, adm inistrator ,n*'al without a license and opciat ,,la | |H«ui(en(lary on two forgri\ be given unless a written request Mrs Albert Scott. Mrs E. L b> a central authority and levee« gon children For you it will answer of the estate of John Campbell, un unsanitary Mlaughter hoiute.! indirtnienH wu.s meted out to vn is sent to the school For your Ricks, and Mrs. O. H. Peterson a t- by individual or co-operative etfort llu' Question, "is tny child one ot started suit bust week agatn.st Janie*. WUi4 «^leased under W50 bail convenience blanks will be sent to ! gli li t ’.Kike, allas J E Murray. tended an all-day quilting party at ot land owners, he said th06e who lllUi » ‘thin his or her your home Please investigate the John mid Mr and Mrs. Robert I ? Wednesday in the l'uri land federal the home of Mrs. Madge Pomeroy AnmHineemeni of tlle Kerins ot T. B.?" test and do not neglect to return February 27 near K inton. ,c' f lsld‘T>i‘b> Physicians of the city have Of Finlayson. The complaint alleges I I i r r v H ie j i-ourt One ot Uie charges again .1 the slip w ith your signature. Mr. a rd Mrs Sam Ludwig vis- ndportau,i ixg.uding future flood fered their service and the school that Jam es Finlayson had power m 1 I t , r i K i III I lU S ¡Cooke aroae Iroin Ute alleged pa lied relatives in W ashington sev- ‘’biitrol activities is anticipated at board has expressed Us approval m attorney for the late John C am p -1 T his is a service intended tor . mu of a forged ehei k al the Pliai cral days last week the meeting. Several army en- order that Uns test may be offered bell and that he illegally tra n sfe r-1 every child and an opportunity macy In Hillsboro. which it may not be possible to A H. North was In Eugene on gtneers. the county engineer, county Io every child. The above or- red certain property belonging to I again offer to such a large group. Hurry Kent, local heavyweight busineas February 26 court and oilier officios are ex- ««»‘M tlons have given their sup- Campbell to other ______ defendants wresiler. returned Hatuid.iv nigln De« In itia tio n C n n te a fi It is not merely a charity for the — Mitehells Reni Karat pected to be in attendance. Officers port ln order 1111,1 this may be Campbell died in England D ecein-¡from a Montana wrestling tour under-privileged child. Parents are «».,1.» «-i.-ur extension eloiii Mr and Mrs E. L. Mitchell and for the coming year will be e le c te d w,llbout, charge Set fo r T h is W e e k -e n d invited to be present at the school MJS- AzaIea baser, extension elotn »y ....... ‘ o t n e tte d . ] w h eth er this effort and expense ber 21. 1832 Harry had a tragic experience at from Oregon State of PJa r ,,EusX?e . ^?,ntedu al' d Hr'iul tInals In the annual conn and free literature on the subject 11 ng specialist The county grand Jury will m e e t, Kalispell. M ont, where Jack lewis has been justified will depend e n ­ collier who will soeak it tlic moved onto the Cl&yvlllc berry • « homemakers conference Friday Vini?. ay which was re- C i t y C o i l l l C i l i l l C l l Is available a t the schools and at tirely upon the number included today iT h u n d ay ) ¡of California, his opponent In a ty gradi* school declamation eon the county nurse's office. Rich and poor are Invited and Orders In the following e ln n lt wl'*'stll»K match, died within an test for elas. B srliools will 1, O range hall. hall 9entlv vacated ' at the Hillsboro G n .,.....r .v by . the H. L. Doane children of lust plain folk, because family. Peggy Mitchell entered the court cases were issued tills week bour “ « ' r being defeatist bv t h e 1 held tonight (Thursday) at Peed Perhaps your child has Just r e ­ the tube ‘ ' »rvulosis germ does n o t Credit .Service roinpanv vs Mclvu sixth grade of the local school and cently been exposed and immediate . . n ville Schools In the A class will know the contents o t anyone's M Stout et al. satisfaction Harry was successful In Ills o th ­ competr at Beaverton Friday night h er sister Betty entered Tigard . breaking of the contact will mean {V IF S . l5 t'F tTt 'F t L JlC S ; high school. I tCeoli.u«! from iw.. pocketbook er bouts In Montana and may re- th a t the infection will rem ain so O Judgment ; A. A Schram m vs. C schools nt the court horna) H erm an Shultz spent from F it- n?tn hranuen. W ismer and Person Provision is made so th at chll- Marah et ux. default "iudimirni’ It,lrn to M ontana soon to be matched and slight th a t he »ill never know here Friday afternoon. day until Sunday m Newberg were named to act for Uie council, dren of s t. M atthew's school and and W. E. Reeves vs. Lost park et wlth Jlnl L,,ndoa March 21. anv effects of the disease and will .. tx __ M r- and Mrs. w . J. B artlett and Recommendation of the c i t y ‘he Seventh Day Adventist school al. order never endanger anyone else . ash­ . . XII>- Eluma Beraert. •«>, cued at daughter of Boring visited Mrs. planning commission that t h e "»av also be tested Any licensed physician ... in W Local M a n G els R e p ly Probate orders were Uiued In G i n l r n H < W I1 P R h i f v B artlett's nieces. Mrs. H. L. Eisner Tamiexie property opposite Shute , N‘H only Ule h-st being of- the estates of John H Dorland ington county will be glad and her, i101? ., at >■ x l O I I I t IM H lv fro m th e W h ite House on to par- g j j f t f i teL J T V 2 t „ W ^ ka , m neT, and Mrs- Fn?d Plleth. February 24. park should be included m the n o r. IerV£ to “ *•. but tb *' »«eessarv willing rillm to give Information Campbell. Michael Conzel- i? « .of “ ?. also »«?» P ^Jeet was iVI“r . L b?...Pr.'*- Joint W ZHI -s. I7 _ : B Menkens of near Hillsboro 1. ent-s or those most vitally '■concerned concerned «.■ZJ,“ ¿TL'X« " ' J 8“ tha! Mrs « » ‘Pn S »cott 01 T??«“ ru aiatln uroiect was read re..d ¿ u ,e r a...;,. man. Robert Hie, John J Hanel \\ 111 [vitT‘t I'rill.iy reiv ed .1 rep ly fro m the si-, r e t a n in regard to the child, about the o te rb u r^ , s '\ 1H f r' a” d- vam* ,5 ° ,« us visited her daughter. Mrs H. L. f,„-bi.-u.i ,,, ^)«ler business | vided on a n individual basis where- Enima 8. l’arkrr. Mary Peterson. « n ,w « „ HOME o „ » ...... . ,,f Mr' In Franklin tuberculin test or any other pre- £{luntry 28,yeai ? edT? ° £ n Eisner February 21. a PProPrlaUon for m a- ever this proves necessary and Wilhelm Schumacher. Edward Her GARDEN Ml.« McKee of week Ulxwer to D.RooMVelt his recent tl, let Bergert at St Anthony. Idaho. Albert Scott attended the men’s \erlal? prepare a city m ap and money from the C hristm as .seal ventive measure. Some of the questions which January 22. 191-. and they came meeting a t the Highland Baptist de*nal of a retail beer church In Portland Friday eve- Mrs. Tsugawa. due to the have been asked may be answered to Gaston in 1920. Mrs. Bergert is survived by her ning. Mrs. A. Scott attended' a tea of lier store to the city as follows: 1. Has the test ever been used widower, four daughters. M atilda given by her daughter. Mrs. H arrv Communication of the Emma. Gladys M hrtha. R o s a Moore, in Portland Friday evening, t h e county legislative delegation i,1**’ be l.he meaI,s of encouriiguy. , pieiui guilty Wednesday to «charm before in Washington county? and two* w n sT w S h ain Jo lm . <* * b™‘*a B'r‘hdxy d itg -o f r i v T X e W d ^ r ^ having ^ o i X t ^ V h l s tr a c t Answer: Yes, Sherwood, Beaver­ S & Garden Home P T will spon- ton. Glenwood. St. M ary's home, of Mare Isand. Cal., and John v i r e i n i ^ n t , ? nd daughter bill to perm it cities to Impose a early recovery for the child in- UIUS iUu'd *l° a n d co sts The sor “ luncheon and "S00'' card party with a total of 700 children. on randltl ,,, at th* home ° f Mrs T hom as , bi?n?£_,of bquor was authorized. L etters fected and prevention for those Hne was suspended on condition Thursday at 12. 2. Is there any scar or disfig­ Fredrich of Gaston. Five sisters and five brothers in Switzerland also ^‘p e n tl i birthday from federal representatives a c- w,th whom he associates. « '“ t he obtain the • necessary necessary 1 1 - 1 ________________ uration? ----- ■— February 23. Guests were Frances knowledgin,» .7 ______________ 1 cense survive. Answer: No. and Patty Gholson. Ethel and Em- receipt of the city 's' ---------------------- ctnsc 3. Are there any germs ol tuber- i Funeral services will be held at ma Clark. Jackie Borôricka h ¿S u culosis m the liquid used? 2:30 p. m. Friday a t the G aston Young Weslev N o r’ h Ju in an a n if « r C m rai- f mg. Wesley North, ita ^rani ratb»r than a cash dole were *111 O i l IV It. 11 Answer: A bsolutely n o T h e Congregational church with in- ton H « t o ^ B ? iu h mfd read- solutlon is a substance called tu-1 term ent at Hill cemetery. Dr. O Pau] Peterson and B e r t h , _____________________ berculin which has been filtered. H Holmes of Forest Grove will of- Margaret Baggerstos Many m e- f X /-* « !• m ,, .1 A * • a a I txx'iil ^teii bowlers will comiwte with sterilized, and government inspected, ficiate. H W. Pnckett of Forest gifts^were received ' *C' U e i U l C o I l l U S T a lk » » First ut the series of recreation two Portland team.«, the shlp-by- It is the same kind th a t specialists Grove has charge of funeral a r- M r « M t o H L Doane and a -v iim » A .U K *, meetings to be held In the co u n ty , . Tmck squad and the Mar inr Grotto d a r t e r B a ri& a ¿f i S ijiv fL iOr 8- P 1,1 M arch 18. In the Ql,t on a[''fa'l’r ~ t » u T u ^ \ h . n lla „ ' team, o am . o on n m the e local bx-al alleys alley» at 2 'J slid slso s t the stste hospitsl. - ited Mr. und Mrs o H Petersun HiRsboro G range hall, according £ f *’" * n“ o'clock Saturday aiternoon, Thi B ought and Sold L ,e L. E P r^ nSls’ “asl!" ‘“ U county « tah' of rh ry »J>»uld following Sunday a local learn will i uournai sia n spoxe before a assembly fjertrude Skow of t h e ; b< bargained with on a m un-to- p la y a ret.irn m aten ’v'tli the M.n- ’ rt5 M E " Y « a a ’ medicS01 doctor S b S ?xe.n t, WZ J . ' u r - n **' V m J February .’6 on The Importanci- coll<‘,!,' wUI lpad ln W, , k,‘> n r »K hi Portland gives the test and a graduate nurse « I? ■» • • J « "» » J < D odge T o u rin g r j i i r i C C l \ \ t'Q n c S C lilV ,r ^Irs Wortendyke of Nonsense.” the program W ashington county represents- Memlx rs of the« two Hillsboro assists. All supplies are properly D odge Coupe ' ?£ d. cluldren returned from Ocean Annual Progrrwew le o"st recreational school, lives Included Mayor G arrett and teams for Sunday- are Pi t. Schu- boiled and sterilized. Herman Binkele, 52, died Mon- 1x51 Sunday, where they en- Work on the school annual "Hll- P?°pIe Participating voted to carry Councilmun L. C K iam len of H ills k a rt. J Anderson, I Dickey c 1927 C h e v ro le t Sedan 5. How soon do you know which ......... ----------- ---------- - and J J°yed an outing, W. " is orogressmg. In d lv .d iil 5 c - ' m g s ^ h li k aro on m i T ' i 1’ ! « r o v e cb>" " | day a t his home a t Tigard" tests are positive? 1926 F ord C oupe funeral services were conducted at Answer: Two days. » . m o T t t e M iy< A E WlUon of Beaverton ™ Coalp” 1931 Ford R oadster 6. Does the positive test mean Pe8 p chapel in Beaverton Wed C r n i l t c W Z :i| is "ditril by K athleenP MeAliaV ® unlt,y organizations p Is h oped. and n u «1“ ld T. Templeton, county th a t the child has tuberculosis? nesday afternoon. Interm ent was O L O U IS \ \ 111 X J lV e Ford T o u rin g and Jim Sanisel is m anager A ta r th at leaders m all the community Judge K nunlen rapped Senator Answer: No. Too much em pha- m Crescent Grove cemetery’ _ . c .b iA it n ^ r ' “> the county will | Stclwer for h i s recent rem arks F ord H ick-up 1935 B a s k e tb a ll T ro p h y I . ^ e s i l i c i ihaxs..;;.!',' sis cannot be placed upon this. A Deceased is survived bv t h e P r O P T iU T l A t A l o H n been ^ ^ U ^ ^ a W n e t has aw *«vn v iu j twocivc* nas ~ ” *------ - ”* j — - '—»a • •»»»•%»%««, « vvoam » n b In »^iIvi'T trojiliy* SVlllI)«)ll(" f t i n * C h e v ro le t T ru c k thorough examination and X -ray | widow, Christine; two daughters c* B x»«..i pen named. Officers are L aV elle; tb,'se recre- ! regard to the construction of Bon- 19:,;’ W ashington county bnsket- are necessary to discover how much Mrs. Lillian Olsen. Tigard, and IB» Mm. H. C. S irard) Violet) Peoole Peipie attendin» attending ih these meetimm dan’ as “ s not c coming under ‘**11 championship w h s presented infection there is. T his test i s s ' Mrs. Hilda Ordway, Portland, and ALOHA—Aloha Grange will meet ,« Jackson n u t On.L ' ,buainess_ m anager; Violet » » ......... no.« I nevllle ,1CV111‘’ dani to Hllhl students Wednesday after- simply a first step in determining two brothers. Conrad Binkele of , tonight. Thursday Preceding the Cht t rn‘“i2,:, C¿ ír° 1 Cou1' 1 will receive instruction In leading iongres-slunal »lalld“ ‘‘' Agency w hether there is cause for s u s -1 Los_Angeles and Theodore Binkele meeting the local Boy Seoul troSp group ringm g mSd condíri.ng noon during an honor assembly picion. After th a t th e X -ray and of Tigard will present a program which will lev KcUy nubhchv M a r id é XflSt" 8roup Banu’’ and community pro- w r* « , Anse Cornell, Pacific un iv ersity G ra h a m -H a ig e Sedan other examinations are carried out. j ------------------------- be open to the public. The card dVeoratton Fri^cc's » to r e r n w w r f i “”“ 7 hey can ln ,urn •'l>oii'.» N l ______ t c l i n ______ i . T I l ______ L u n ______ c r .ll coach, and Jack KUlts. Il id; , i 7. Of what use is th e test? T’ l c* • $N-19 D e liv e re d H e re party- which was sponsored by the and Jean A n n A n , .nJ?? the i« clal activities for their re- M i a “ U I7„ x " i . “ » a1- sponsorea oy m e and Jean Ani Connell renorteV ' al actlvlues "or their re- ___ “ baskeBball basketball guard, guard s p o k e briefly Answer: I t is the best a n d M i n e r a l ¡ S e r v i c e s Home Economics committee S at- ^ n n conneii, reportei spectlve groups Sim ilar meetings M o l d «x.., C .,» 1 Coach 11 M G< xxlinan made the quickest m eans of finding early W illy s 4 -d o or Sedan , urday evening was well attended. c . __ are being conducted in several ol l i t 111 O i l C j a t l i r d i i y the state state and a n t arc I _______ .t..«,,*.» pieselltatlon and R e e c e cases when they can be cared for \ l j c c Q r v I L c r iT o r Eric room J Hansen out a the «»untie« in the 7 „ P . J ’r . $ 5 7 9 D e liv e re d H e re readily at a minimum cost. I t is a L J U IU C r g C r O f I ,unch a[ 31g w bought - proving very very successful. successful * * 1 **” Funeral services for Oscar Nltch- H atthom Introduced members of n X .H W C proving ____________ L_ man. 38. former resident of Hills- ll1*' ■'' and will be on the ballot in Novem- « Alts PAINTED ¿ a t HelvPetU lnterm er‘t Jeanne Sivard spent the week- ^ c . 1936 check-up Deceased is survived b y h e : ^ ’ lih ( ie n c '‘ lc''e Sm:l11 o( H :lli' h i " I ». ,r " i«*« I w«« a t the Phillips cemetery Gas - O il - Accessories 8. If the child shows no sign mother. Mrs. Eliza Solberger, Fort- H e r_ Sundav at mn o n ? i™ lp&lslaU°n began when he plead guilty before Circuit Mr Nltchm an was born In G er- the new Hillsboro postofflcc nt the of having had the Infection, »'hat ^and; and the following brothers Saiem visiting ' ' - Bunday a t m o«m - from h a s - . a . - . . . . --------- a— .» .— , and sisters: Fred E. and John A visiung does it ^2 mean? C ars W ash ed and P olished Answer:  negative test m eans §2lb?rgpr’ Albert Sçhactt. tURoyMHaìdemàn Local Speaker County Nurse Explains Test Bend People Hold DlFtllaAy rartiest Organizations Aid in Health Tests Two Men Arrested F50 baU Tragic Experience Study Ordinances Tuesday at Gaston federal works Recreation Mppt Set Here Monday Hillsbo™ Major Active at Meet • for 8 p Mareh 18 ;n Before Students Bowling Matches Set Here Sunday USED CARS Tigartl Resident E w S S SolonS MilV C 4404* Session Saturday r c i 7 ) Jurors Selected for March Tenu ™ c S S ü in ^ î n îS fe s “ " ' Ä e ^ l y T u r m g his a U S r o m was. P ^ d “ ’¿ 7 T r a ta ta n tW - - -— -— -------------------- - . . . . . m a- to an assault and battery charge it m eans th a t there is cause for ma Conklin. Los Angeles, M° r m P>aU tO° k £5 ¿ he and WXs iined $10° further examination. 9 Where does any one get T B ? C o — f'X L T il ¡ f f s S r i i “ Answer: From a n y o n e who has s e r v i c e C l U D S F l a n had the disease and does not , know about it or any one who is J V lp p i- ,n i T a « 'T \’r r o _ . J ---------------------- “ lias Harlpy careless about the discharge of t h e , IV IC C U n g d l 1 I g a r U T h e Lives o f a B e n g a l ___ of Portland Friday _ when _ he plead S T f r o m m u T fro m W e tte d c ^ s '. V a lu e F l o o d C o n t r o l L a n c e r” V e n e tia n F ilm KuUtjr to an indictm ent charging of a a o Bengal Lancer." lOnc<'aling stolen - property. Dono- from foods, or in fact, any unsani- ? ? ^ yi ^ Sen?C cll\bs, has , b e e n < f w— « • t "The .*‘*7 Lives ui rilla i nancer. . . ------ tarv or unhealthy condition, but scheduled a t Tigard for the eve- ( ..it H O n V r n c r i f i P P t * featuring G ary Cooper. Franchot van Was arrested during a recent X .11X U uy Tone. Richard Cromwell. Sir Guy always from T. B. germs. , ning o f March 18. Kiwanis, R otary Guy rt ’ on a distillery operation near 10. Are all who have a positive i and Lions clubs a t Hillsboro. For- (Continued from pane one) Standing, C Aubrey Smith. Monte Banks and was fined on a charge reaction dangerous to be with a t est Grove, Beaverton and Tigard distribution of rainfall. The re- 51ue,wand,r K ai7 Ieen B u rte, will be of Illegal transportation of liquor at sctl° ° ‘ 2r. pI5 y? ms . a have lnylwd attend- mova: of limb€r fro « the Tuala- that tlme- ger is wthenrxelwiT. l S ’ s th a n ^ n e . Djp n er wiB held a t the s t - woJl l d ? ot have solves about the conflict Between D F °rtlan d ' , wl’° in 100 can Infect others but all Anthony school auditorium a n d a m afaed effect on flood condi- Sir Guy Standing. — hard - bitten. Plead guilty to an indictm ent charg- should be carefully examined to be I will be followed by entertainm ent tK“»s. according to Cunningham, crusty colonel—and three ot his lng ambulance chasing" several sure th a t they are not the one. j provided by various clubs. Approx- Fal1 of the river from Gaston subordinate officers, one of whom weeks ago, was fined 850 Friday by ------------------------- imately 200 members of service HULboro is only about 2.5 feet “ hla son- Circuit Judge Peters. Sentence of C o u n ty D ogs C a p tu re ' ^OUP8 and th eir guests are antic- ?er ml.!i;,.a.n d only °'2. feet P*11- mll€ « •_ _ B | j t • l ipated, according to O. L. Moore from Hillsboro to the mouth of raonors in r le ia I r ia l president of the Tigard Lions club the stream , the report pointed out. T hree W ashington county dogs. Reservations are now being re- In addition the river is choked won honors in th e Oregon F ie ld , ceived by Glen r.in n secretary of with lc>gs' sbags, mud islands, over- Trial a t Woodburn Sunday. "Bus-1 the Tigard Lions club. County of- hanging trees and brush, ter." a settei owned and handled ficials and other civic leaders have Control or reduction of floods F in est A ll W o o l *“« w-*~ . . . . would primarily benefit agriculture by Johnny x*ete Corrieri ‘ of H ills -; - been invited boro route 2 toox the first place ___ on lands now flooded and permit silver trophy ln th e derby class. R •. u ,.,. their full utilization. Farm ers on In the all-age class, ‘S axton’s ) B a ‘ *«y W ill O p e ra te „ , the high lands would be aided by Don. owned and handled by Ed M ills b o ro Ic e W o rk s more perfect drainage and residents Saxton of Hillsboro route 2. won E. J. Bailey of Forest Grove has cities and towns would secure second place and "Novae Queen, " taken over operation of the Hills- - - - - 1 - owned by Frank Wire of Portland boro Ice Works The Dlart had and handled by Saxton, took th ird been leased by Clem Eslinger of WE KNOW place- I Hillsboro for some time. I t ’s sm art to w e a r tw eeds .... S time. He is survived by his wife suit , .u« of Inability to obtain certain and thre,« children in Cali-’ bU‘kHng InateriiUs Used Car Exchange 2- 1 - w " h H,“ lsboro routc ’ • Mrs En>"la K lr* “nx o v e r M roralveil Uw bap*Lm ------------------ ____ ______________________ Salem and _ Mrs. _____ B ertha West- plcher of Portland: and a brother Charles Nltchm an of Hillsboro route . 3. also survive u T . Hesse R e -N a m e d on C o u n ty F a ir B oard H T He“ «" of Scholls was re ­ appointed to the W ashington coun- ty fulr board Saturday for another three-year term by t h e county court. " ~ * 2M ' ----------- First Showing SATURDAY, MARCH 9 Again Weil’s Lead! JACKET and SWAGGER Spring Suits CHEVROLETS — YOU KNOW US! Powers Grocery and you’ll agree t h e s e f i n e tailored garments are the best values we have seen. The colors are new and every one is smartly styled. See these suits in o u r w in d o w s an d in R e a d y -to -W e a r D e p t. to d a y ! MAIN STREET PHONE 81 S U IT S N EW 1935 C H E V R O L E T M A STER D E L U X E COACH C o n M a lie T o P e r fe c tio n With Specials fo r M a rc h 8 and 9 Asparagus Red & White, Green. No. 1 tins. 2 for Spinach Red & White. 2l/2s. 2 for ................. ...... K ra u t Red & White. 2 1-,s. 2 for T o m ato Juice Red & White. 6 for P ineapple Juice 2 fo r .......................... T o ile t Paper 5 roll« NEW T h a t Y ou Prompt Service . . . Dole’s. No. 2 tins. TW O IN F O R M A T IO N 39c 25c 25c 49c 27c 25c Many other items specially priced for Friday and Saturday. These prices good March 8 and 9 only. W ANTED We wonder why a woman as a rule cannot gracefully throw a stone at a hen or ¡sharpen a pencil? A travel­ ing man told us last week that he was afraid of his wife—that she had theaten- ed to kid him with an axe. ‘Huh! Why worry?” we asked him. “Did you ever .see a woman try to chop a stick of wood?” That isn’t evidence that a woman can’t get the sam e1 advantages in our repair service as her husband can. j ¡Our skill in repairing Chev-j rolets means better work­ manship, lasting results and. consequently greater econ-j omy. A good overhauling, j occasionally, preserves the investment your car repre-. ¡senta. Don’t trust the work to any but skilled special­ ists. Hillsboro Motor Co. JAMES WHITELAW. Manager C hevrolet and Oldsm obile ¡3rd and W ash. Phone 441 McColl McCALL Printed Pattern» 8186— «moli figuro PRINTED 8182— lorgo figuro PATTERNS KNITTING Instruction CLASS At W e il’s D e p t. S tore S T A R T IN G Mon., March 11 10 A. M. (O n th e B a lc o n y ) Mrs. I. A. Lundgren, experienced knitting instructor, i n charge, showing all the new knitting a n d y a r n books, needles, charts a n d full assortment yarns. For further in­ formation call at Weil’s store or phone 2581. Put Spring 1935 down as a SUIT wtosonl Two o f fashion’s u tyT ar® sk«tched— course you'll find thorn in McCall s collection. Because McCall Patterns are printed the tissue pieces are exactly like every piece that mode up the originals o f these garments. And every tissue paper piece tells you in vivid printed words what to do to put your suit together— as well as how to do it. If you wish to m ake your own suit we are allow­ ing a fine selection of new tweeds a n d wide woolens in colors that are right. /IQ Special, p er yard ................................. «^Xa 1 « / With the revolutionary FIRST all-steel seamless turret top. No Leaks No Noises No Patches No Upkeep No Loose Doors Supreme in Safety Style and Comfort The body is approximately half the value of a car, and here is the one strictly modern type, exclusive on General Motors cars, the result of years of scientific research. CHEVROLET ALONE— in a car delivered here at ’800 00 And less, offers the advantages of safety body, safety cable—controlled smooth brakes, “blue- flame” valve-in-head motor, silent syncro-mesh transmission, and modern enclosed coil-spring suspension. D on’t Regret — Investigate Hillsboro Motor Co. C hevrolet and Oldsm obile James Whitelaw, Prop. * g. 3r«I and E. Washington