H IL L S B O R O
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H IL L S B O R O ,
4-H Club Rally
Mountain Home
Benefit Dance
at Buxton Hall
(Ity
(B y Mr». Je»»o Meyers)
B U X T O N — A basebull benefit
dance w ill be given at th e grange
h a ll S a tu rd ay night
M a rg u erite H erzberg of P o rtlan d
v isited at th e F re d S u liv a n hom e
last w eek.
M iss lld a P ow ell is in P o rtlan d
c arin g for h e r sister, w ho is ill.
B u x to n school tea ch e rs nam ed at
a re c e n t school m eeting include
M iss M am ie Sandy, p rim a ry tea ch
er, fo r h e r fifth term , and Miss
G lad y s O verton on h e r fourth
term . W ork on th e school house
a n d y a rd is being p lanned by the
b o a rd w ith SERA help.
Osear Cearley Honored
A su rp rise b irth d a y p a rty was
giv en O scar C earley a t his hom e
M arch 13. P re se n t w e re M essrs
a n d M esdam es H arry Sim onton.
F re d W atson, E lvin C earley and
V ivian, R euben K elly, Jesse M ey
ers, M rs. P ru d ie Fickas, C. A. M or
gan, Mrs. M ollie T allm an. M rs
F ra n c is C anby. M rs A lice Estepp.
Mrs. H arold P eterson, A lpha Mae
H arold
and
N orm an
Peterson.
C lyde R utlidge. Lloyd K auffm an,
R alp h Sim pson. L loyd M essenger.
G erald a n d M elvin Pow ell, H arold
SIMPLE, yet charming, morning frock of gingham, percale.
F isher, G ilb ert Frost, R obert Place,
or linen la available In Pattern 460. The waist and front
L u cille W hite, F rances Fickas, E l
and back panels of this slender creation are cut In one piece and
sie M e y e rs L ucille R e th e rfo rd and
the side flares add Just enough fullness to be comfortable. Pat
Mr. and Mrs. C earley. E vening w as
spent in dancing.
terns come In sizes 36 to 53. Size 44 calls for 4 4* yards of 32-
Inch fabric with % yard contrast for short-sleeved dresses or
Dance Sponsored
A d an ce a n d can d y sale w as
6% yards with long sleeves.
sponsored by W. B. A. F rid a y night.
A smart frock that may be made with or without tunic Is that
A sm oker set w as given A lvin
In Pattern 461. The surplice closing trimmed with softly full
S anstrom and cribbage boards to
revers Is flattering to the larger figure, and the white vest pro
Mrs. E m m a Sim pson, Mrs. E lva
vides contrast. The same pattern can be used for a wrap
Tolke, G erald Pow ell a n d F P on-
around frock.
gratz
Patterns are sized 36 to 53. Size 44 requires 6U yards of
M rs Manley Injured
39-lnch fabric for the tunic dress, and 114 yards of 35-lnch
Mrs. R. W. M anley suffered
fabric for the upper part of the foundation skirt. The vestee
v e ry se v e re b u rn s on th e face,
needs 9 by 12 Inches of contrast. For full length skirt without
neck, chest a n d arm s fro m b o i'in g
underskirt, 51* yards of S9-tnch fabric are needed. Crepe,
w a ter splashed from a tea k e ttle
printed, or plain silk should be used.
M arch 13. Dr. K ines of F orest
G rove w as called to a tte n d the
To secure a PATTERN and STF.P-BY-STEP SEWING IN
injuries. She is re p o rte d slightly
STRUCTIONS, fill out the coupon below, being sure to MENTION
im proved b u t u n ab le to be in th e
THE NAME OF THIS NEWSPAPER.
store. B onnie M anley w as absent
from school a few d a y s caring for
h e r m other.
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Enclosed find. ..............cents. Please send me the patterns
e n for Mrs. E arl C ald w ell at th e
checked below, at 15 cents each.
Mrs. L ena C aldw ell hom e n ear
M anning F rid a y afternoon. P re se n t
Size
Pattern No. 4 60
w ere M esdam es Louis K auffm an.
T ony R inck, C o rb e tt C row ther.
Size
Pattern
No.
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Jo e F ry d e n d a l, C hester F ry d e n d a l
a n d H elen. L ester Sell. W illiam
A d d re ss.
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M cGill. W illiam M cFarlane, Tom
T urk, F ra n k T u rk a n d N aom i Ann.
CUy ................................................................... State.
F ra n k R inck, C h ris T olke and
Name of this newspaper ........................................
B illie a n d N orm a, Jim N oah a n d
E dw in a n d W auneta. L loyd T hom
as a n d d a u g h te r. N eal B ak er and
All materials specified in above patterns may be purchased
B etty J e a n n e and H elen, C harles
in local stores.
C ro w th e r, J a c k B enefiel and L il
lia n Mae, W ayne T h u rm an , V ern e 7 —
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P ric k e tt and tw o child ren . Jo h n
n u m b e r ones a n d 50 cents per D , , , , Y o i i n f f P c O D lf*
P ric k e tt, R. W allace
and
son ’«>, Pounds com bination g ra d e w ith iv o y 1 U U Ilg T t U p i C
E ugene A rth u r, E rn est L u k e a n d
fu rn ish e d
d a u g h te r. W illiam K lum and How -
Mr
M rs RobCr t S im pson of
a rd a n d B ern eta. C. S w ecker, L. F o rest G rove v isited Mrs. Simp-1
(R *
M artha Vandarxand en)
L. C raw ford, C lell C arstens, A rth u r
s sl®*e r ' M rs O scar C e arley |
ROY—Roy p a rrish y o ung people
B ron a n d dau g h ter, F. L uke. F red M arch 13. C rew M oves
w ill sponsor a th ree -ac t m ystery
B enefiel, M rs T resham a n d d a u g h
R oad crew on T op H ill-T re h a m e
° n ,E ast"
S unday. Mtss
te r, Mrs. M y rtle Creps. M rs H a r road w o rk have m oved from B ux- D° r ° ‘h y
m on, Mrs. K auffm an a n d th e M iss ton to B eav er C reek.
Mr
»<andi,
4 5 orge
es R u th Ingles. Elm a G arrigus.
; V anderzanden. M arch 14. a boy
H azel B enefiel. E th el T u rk e, Miss
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Ben M eeuw sen. w ho recently
C ro n ican a n d L ouellen a n d Patsy Directory of Federal
u n d e rw en t a n o p e ratio n a t the
M cF arlane. A d ain ty luncheon was
.
.
» - .• tl- l.l
E m anuel hospital, is re p o rte d re
serv ed th e crow d.
A g e n c ie s A v a ila b le coverinB
covering.
D ay O bserved
D irecto ry of fe d era l agencies in
Miss M arth a V an d erzan d en spent
St. P a tric k ’s day w as observed O regon is now a v ailab le a t th e th e w e ek -e n d in P o rtlan d
by th e g ra n g e a t th e ir re g u la r H illsboro c h am b er of com m erce,
M r and Mrs. C. B T ay lo r and
m ee tin g h e re S atu rd ay .
according to Ed L. M oore, secre- d a u g h te r L ena v isited In P o rtlan d
C lub G ives D ance
tary . In fo rm atio n re g a rd in g per- Sunday. Mrs. T ay lo r's m o th er, Mrs.
A d a n ce w as given by th e 4-H sons in c h arg e of agencies, th e ir M elissa Jackson, c e le b ra te d her
clu b of th e M ead d istric t S a tu rd ay locations and th e services re n d e r- e ig h ty -eig h th b irth d a y a n n iv e rsa ry
ed is given.
night.
L aw ren ce B e rn ard and L aw ren ce
Mrs. M ollie T allm an is hom e
V andehey of St. P a u l sp e n t the
from P o rtla n d w here a d a u g h te r
Quality job printing—Argus.
w eek-eno v isitin g re la tiv e s here
has b e en v ery ill.
J. S tacy a n d d a u g h te r Lois of
P o rtla n d w’e re o v e rn ig h t visitors
of O ren a n d G ilb ert F rost a n d Mrs
Je ssie T illm an one n ig h t last w eek
M rs Je ssie T illm an a n d son G il
b e rt F rost w e re w eek-end visitors
a t th e E lm o T allm an hom e in
T im ber
Fam ily in Reunion
C o rb e tt C ro w th e r a n d fam ily a t
ten d ed a fam ily re u n io n a t th e B
H oskins hom e at D illey in honor
of Mr. C ro w th e r's sister. Lucy,
w ho is re co v e rin g from a n a u to
m obile accident.
Birthday Observed
Mrs. P e rrie R e th e rfo rd e n te rta in
ed w ith a b irth d a y p a rty for her
10-year old d a u g h te r V elm a S a tu r
day a fternoon. P re se n t w ere S h ir
ley W hite. D orothy Sim onton, E ve
lyn Ross. W auneta C earley, A lpha
M ae P eterso n , E sth er Q uier. F aith
Scofield. E le an o r and L eland P o w
ell, W auneta A lford a n d C harles
and V elm a R etherford.
Mr. and Mrs. S tanton T a n n e r and
R ich ard a n a Delore.» Je u n n e of
S h e rm an 's m ill visited h e r parents. I
M r. a n d M rs. E L. R ucker, S u n
day.
Mrs. G eorge R iggle re tu rn e d F ri
day from a w eek’s visit w ith r e l
ativ e s a t R iggle Bros, cam p n ear
B irk en feld .
G eorge F isher, Mr. a n d Mrs.
H a rry Sim onton and A rth u r and i
D orothy a n d S h irley a n d B everly
W hite v isited at the O ran E lliott I
hom e in St. H elens Sunday.
P o ta to b u y e rs from tw o potato
buy in g firm s w ere B uxton visitors
last w eek. T hey offered 65 cents
A
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installed the Ford Laboratory Test Set,
which eliminates all guesswork in diag
nosing engine or electrical troubles on
any make of car. By detecting them before
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STRAIGHT WHISKEY
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H
M any local people have
found th e classified colum ns
of th e Argus the quickest and
cheapest road betw een buyer
and seller T he m ore th a n
2.000 fam ilies In th is county
th a t are paid subscribers of
the Argus m ake u p th e "big
m arket place of W ashington
A llis o n )
M OUNTAIN HOME
A m oving
picture, p re sen ta tio n of c lu b pins
a n d ach iev em en t c ard s w ill be
held F rid ay night at Scholls G ran g e
( hall A ssistant C ounty A gent L. E
F ra n c is is e x p ec te d to be presen t
w ith a se v en -reel movie. M em bers
of 4-H clubs a d ja c e n t to Scholls,
th e ir p a ren ts and leaders, a n d o th
e rs in te re ste d in clu b w o rk a re
in v ite d to a tte n d For f u r th e r in
fo rm atio n see o r telep h o n e Jo h n
S ehm eltzer. lea d er of C h eh alem
M ountain P o ta to club.
county."
Max Berger a t Hazeldalc
advertised some
pigs last
week Not only did lie sell the
pigs, but a cow as well on
the day the paper cam e out
Mrs. I, M T ow nsend lost
her cocker spaniel dog and
an ad in the Argus found
tile dog as soon a s th e paper
was issued.
H erm an G laske of W est
U nion ra n a horse for sale
ad
a cost of 32 cents. T he
horse was sold th e day the
paper cam e out a n d he had
two m ore buyers th e next
day.
Program. Social Attract
M ountain Hom e school house hud
sta n d in g room only at th e p ro g ram
a n d social held F riday ev en in g
A bout $12 w as realized from the
sale of candy ’and o th er re fre s h
m ents. F e a tu re s of the p ro g ram
besides th e th re e -a c t sh o rt play
a n d the scenic slides of C h i n a
i d ra w n and p a in te d by th e chil-
j d re n of th e six th grade, w e re a
re c ita tio n by G eorge A llison J r .
follow ed by a flag d rill a n d song
a b o u t the flag by th e e n tire school;
I a vocal solo by M ary B outin, ac
com panied by a p antom ine
b y
W ilm a B oulin a n d a song by th e
e n tire school
Crowd Smaller
G ibbs D ram atic club p re sen te d
its th re e one-act plays to a som e
w h at sm a lle r a u d ien ce th a n usual
T h u rsd ay e vening A bout tw e lv e
d o lla rs w as c le are d by th e sm all
adm ission fee. sale of candy a n d
popcorn. T his g roup w ill sponsor
a com m unity dance S a tu rd ay night.
Albert Kruger Buried
M eeting of M ountain H om e B ible
c lu b w as postponed from M arch
23 on account of the fu n e ra l of
A lb e rt K ruger, w ho w as b u ried in
th e cem etery h e re a fte r services
a t th e M ountain H om e church. T h e
Rev. W E. S im pson preach ed th e
serm on.
Mrs. E rnest B ru n to n of E ugene
a riv e d at th e hom e of h e r p aren ts.
Mr. a n d Mrs. F ra n k B ryan. T h u rs
day m o rning for a visit of se v e ra l
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodson a n d d a u g h
ter. Miss C arm en Hodson of W ill
am ina, a tte n d e d th e school pro-
; gram .
Mrs. Eva Schnaz a n d sm all son
; of P o rtla n d a re a t th e hom e of
h e r p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
Davis.
Mr. and M rs F. G rim m a n d c h il
d re n , who fo rm erly m ade th e ir
hom e in this d istrict, w ere p re sen t
fo r th e school social.
M rs W. E B u rk e a n d son B illy
sp en t M arch 9 and 10 in P o rtla n d
as guests of Mrs. B u rk e 's sister
Mrs. F re d H ealey, and M r H aley
Ja m es M iddleton and E arl Jo n e s
w ere re ce n t v isito rs of frien d s a n d
re la tiv e s a t Dallas.
C h ap m an school has set A p ril
26 fo r th e ir p rogram a n d social.
H a rry S au n d ers of P o rtla n d spent
th e w eek -en d at his farm hom e in
th is district.
K en n eth J a q u ith w as sick a n d
OREGON
Classified Ads
Bring Results
Clubs in Scholls D istrict
Meet Friday at H all
Teacher» Elected to Serve
fo r Another Year
OVERLAND
ARGUS,
Thursday, Marcii 21, 1935
C onsequently, now Is th e tim e to
get the poison old A thousand
pounds of poisoned hurley have
been prepured al the county a g en t’s
office anil w ill be d istrib u te d to
th e various com m unity stores win re
il m ay he purchased
County Agent Prepares Bait
O ne tablespoonful of poisoned
g ra in should lie placed n e a r (lie
for Poisoning Squirrels
e n tra n ce of each of the burrow s
or scattered along (he ru n s
A
th ree pound sack of poisoned b a r
<By I*. K. IVnii'l«, A m ‘1. County Au«nt I ley is sufficient for lilt Io till baits
E very ground sq u irre l poisoned T he am ount of poison used or put
now m eans four less sq u irre ls inis out will depend on th e n u m b er of
1 sum m er and saves the farm er from sq u irre ls on th e farm .
50 c en ts to $1, th e am ount of dum -
Ilall used (or poisoning sq u irre ls
i age done by one udult sq u irre l does not kill gam e b ird s T rials
d u rin g the season T he cost of (lie have definitely show n us I l i u l
dam age done by one sq u irre l would, grouse, quail, pheasants and slin-
if sp en t in poisoning them , serve iliar birds can consum e relatively
; as a d eq u a te control in most eases h u g e q u a n titie s of the hud w ith
A verage litte r size is eight, w hich j o u t producing any harm fu l effects
re su lts in an in crease of approxi- [ However, w hole ducks, geese, t u r
m aiely four young a y e ar for each keys uiul o th er dom esticated fowls
a d u lt sq u irre l M arch is th e b r e e d - , a re runglng over the g round.*d Is
I ing season for th is rodent pest necessary to use eonslderuble cure
Rodent Control
Advised Now
as they a re m ore or less susceptible
Io the action of the poison
II Is fu rth e r Im portant that the
pm, lined g rain lie kept w here stuck
cannot gel any sl/eu h le am ount of
It at one lim e If th e hud is spieuil
a s d lieeted above, it w ill he Im
possible for llvesloek to pick u p
enough to <lo them any harm It is
advisable. w herever practical. In
keep tile dead sq u irrels b urled b e
cause these il.u d sq u irre ls usuully
contain enough of l he stry c h n in e
to kill a dog
ARE YOU RH EU M A TIC ?
H ere is a help Q uick relief from
those te rrib le pains and fevers w ith
W illiam s It U X C om pound Ask
P ella D rug S tore ab o u t It Wll
hums II U. X Com pound helps
dissolve aw ay those acids width
a re the cause of m ost rh eu m atic
pains, feveis. neuritis, sciatica, anil
oilier form s of uric acids co n cen
tratio n Adv
u nable to tak e his p a rt in t h e
M ountain Hom e school program
His p a rt had to be learn ed by
o th ers in th e cast, a fte r th e ir a r
riv al ut th e school house th at ev e
ning.
Kitzmiller and Hall
to Head Local Card
G eorge K itzm iller and Bill Hull,
both of P o rtlan d , a re billed as
h ead lin ers for P ro m o ter C oulter's
w restlin g card ton ig h t ut the V.
F. W hall. B ill A very of E ugene
w ill clash w ith Ja c k S te w a rt of
P o rtlan d in the sem i-w in d u p und
Ja c k K iser of K enton w ill m eet
D ew ey V anLoo of G aston in the
c u rta in -ra ise r.
H eim e O lsen of P o rtlan d d e fea t
ed Bill H all of A berdeen T h u rs
day night in the m uin event of the
local w restlin g card w hich fe a tu r
ed th re e rough bouts Hull won
th e opening fall w ith a series of
S o nnenberg h e ad -b u tts follow ed by
a body press. O lsen th en cam e
back to w in the bout w ith a body
slam a n d a Boston c rab hold.
Vic P o tte r of E lm onica c o n tin
ued his strin g of v ictories on the
local m at by tak in g th e m easure
of Bob K oglin of P o rtla n d in the
sem i-w in d u p T he P o rtlu n d er a p
plied a leg split to tak e th e first
fall. P o tte r took th e second w ith
a B oston c ra b and the th ird w ith a
body press.
C u rta in -ra ise r w as a rough, v i
cious bout in w hich F a rm e r S te w
a rt of P o rtla n d won over Ja c k
K iser by d e fau lt S te w a rt took the
opening fall und th en th re w K iser
out of the ring. K iser w as unable
to re tu rn and th e bout w ent to
S te w a rt by default. S te w a rt added
to his u n p o p u larity by kicking
K iser viciously a fte r th e decision
H illsboro A rgus contains all the
new s of H illsboro a n d th e s u r
ro u n d in g com m unities. Read i t
and keep inform ed on w hat is
h a ppening a t home.
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Bristol Hardware Co.
H IL L S B O R O ,
O R E G O N
Invites
Y ou to Attend a FREE
COOKING SCHOOL
to be held in
VENETIAN
THEATER
Monday
and
Tuesday
M arch 25 and 26
From 2 to 5 P. M
Faye Willison
Home Econom ist
C onducting
Will Feature
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Foods prepared during
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Jell-Well Dessert Co.
Kraft-Phenix Cheese
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Chas. B. Knox Gelatine
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