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H IL L S B O R O
S c h o lls
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ARG U S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Thursdnv, M arch 28, 19.46
H o n o r R o ll o f
few weeks ago, will have to wear
on one hand for about two
Try This on Your H o m e s a t R o c k I splints
months
, IV7*
1 F reil Burns returned from Port
Clothesline
S c h o o l G iv e n
L . r e e k W l f P i l ‘a " '1 1 ' h u i w h e n - h r liuit -pent
E v e n t F r id a y
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G ra n g e
P lans
C e le b ra tio n
R id ge
C a rd B e n e fit S a tu rd a y
F a m ily
H E R E S
two weeks Ills mother, who is ii5
years old. returned to her home
recently from the hospital, where
H as M u m p s ;
M rs . Jossy R ecovering fro m she underw ent a serious operu
lion.
A p p e n d ic itis O p e ra tio n
Mr. aiul Mis Walter WUrncr and
Ophelia Wisinei of Hillsboro
the week-end w ith Mi and Mis
I hr Mrs. F. PaaoUt)
Hen Leu
ROCK CHEEK
Houses a n d
John Linder
1 im le r of
o f the
tlu> Liberty
I , h . , , t v dis
xi»
John
buildings in the Liberty district Ir.el slM , t .s (1 ,h
oi
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which are being wired for electric Island with Mr and Mrs ‘ A lb e r t
ity include
th e Liberty school.
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John U nder. J Barker, E Zur-
' u,,d l,k ‘
brugg und Huserich
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ofMh e . r i n d M,M, J mid ^M .'s^ j'^ i"
Th” , ’h" ' ,p!‘ “ " d
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Ju ! Alds Will meet with Mrs Augusta
Schneidci of Shady Brook visited Ih.ffner in Hillsboro April III
Mr und Mrs. Curl Sehnubele on
,, , , .
Suuvies' Island Friday.
Hold Session
You cun koine day own
Mrs. Jossy In Hospital
Culholle ladies m the eastern
Mrs. Fred Jossy, who underw ent I“'ctiou of SI Edwurdy parish held
(he home you w ant—
an operuticn for appendicitis re- “ K>'l log. ther. ut the home of
but why delay indefin
cently and who is in the Jones Mls N Kies Thursday It was tle-
itely, when Savings And
hospital in Hillsboro, is improving *'lded to meet every two weeks
Loan Shares can bring
Earl Jossy. son ot Mr. and Mrs Next meeting will he held ut the
Fred Jossy and who is a student
of Mrs John Yorkuviteh
the dream nearer to
at Oregon State college, spent t h e : A pld J*
rea liz a tio n ! Investigate
week-end here und visited his I
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at o n c e !
mother.
Editor's N ote— Help your h aul
rlo ren ce Duncer fo in Portland, correspondent und your community
S a fe — R e lia b le
w here she has employment.
by turning in your news item*
Louin Hauer visited his brother. The Argus wants all the ginnl news
John Hauer, of near Lents, who is <d every community in the l l i l l s
seriously ill. Tuesday
boro area
Kobert Yunker Injured
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Robert Yunker, who was out of
W ahnrr B uild, C hair,
school last week on account of un w v u, .
.
injury to his knee, returned to ,
'<K'a ‘ shoem aker
school Monday-
'h e past 22 yeura, recently con
Mr and Mrs Edward Gutsehm ldt
»«•«ral over-»tiiff«t h a th
of Portland visited Mr. und Mrs
‘ hairs foi the convenience of
John Gutachmidt Sunday night Ed- ‘ lw,o,nera attending his shop.
w ard G utsehm ldt works for Hie
m ,i
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Robertson Transfer Co of Port-
N<(ghboihood news from 30 Ar-
lund and Ills
is route is between
betwerm *U'*
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W»*hlngton county up
Portland und Seattle He makes the
J. M PERSON. Munaget
round trip thi tree tunes a w e e k H e !* *r ” , t u A r*tu-'* «-'aeh w e e k
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Savinas A lo a n Bldg.. H ill,boro
was difficult driving through snow, |
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,han thre* cent* “
W o m a n In ju r e d
illy Mi*« Lorraine Demmin I
LAUREL RIDGE — P u p i l s o f
SCHOLLo—Mrs Stanley Chin of
Laurel Bulge school, w ho have
Portland will give an illustrated
been neither absent nor tardy d u r
lecture, usn g picture slides of dil-
ing the last month, are Dorothy
ie ten t countries, tor tlie Scholls
and Raymond Cappoen, John My
Ladies Aid benefit social Friday
ers. Verla Aebischer. Ruth Führer,
at the Scnolls grange halL Light
Robert Spath. and l.ona Werre.
Family Has Mumps
refreshm ents w ill oe sold. Mrs.
Chin is a noted traveler, having
Mumps have confined C F Ny-
been on several tours to the Orient.
stroni and family to their home ’
Mis. Bose Jackson spent a lew
Mr. and Mrs, W arren Baugh of
days last week visiting ner daugh
Portland visited H. P. Strickler
ter, Mrs. Rose Y unker oi Forest
and Dun W erre and families S un
day.
Grove.
Program at Jacktow n
Mrs. Harry Wright has returned
Little Polly Stretchit" and "See-
to her home here after an absence
in- Man O il" are two oi several
of two months visiting her daugh
short plays to be given by the
ters and friends in Portland.
Past Noble G rands' club of S h er
Jacktow n school A pril 12.
Betty Aebischer and G arnet Guild
wood Rebekah lodge entertained
of Newberg college spent the w eek
the T ualatin club w ith a luncheon
in the I. O. O F. hall in S her
end at the L. W Guild home.
wood Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown oi New - :
berg visited their daughter, M rs.,
Mr. and Mrs. W alter F ührer and i
family were guests of Mr and
Fred Wohlschlegel, and iamily Sun-
Mrs.
Milton Seely at Wilsonville
day.
Sunday.
Miss Velma Wohlschlegel was a
Mrs. Dethridge Hurt
week-end visitor at the George
Mrs. W. N D ethridge slipped
Zigler home at M ountain Top.
from the wet boards of her porch
A telephone crew is rebuilding
a few days ago and injured the
lines 27 and 13. It was necessary
back of her head quite severely.
to install metallic lines in this area
Mrs George L. B aker returned
because oi the recent installation
home Tuesday from a four weeks'
oi electric light lines in the vicin
stay at The Dalles with relatives
ity.
C lrcus-tlm e Is here, and once
and friends.
Teacher Change*
m ore crow ds are gaping and
Mrs. Stearns Hostess
Miss Ruby Hodson, who h a s ;
gasping
at such halr-rulslng acts
Mrs S. S Stearns entertained
taught the M outain Home school
a group of friends at a bridge party as th e one above, showing the
ior several years has secured a
Tuesday evening. Guests w ere Mrs fam ous A llendas bicycling across
position at the Mountainside school
Doris Young, Mrs. Woods, t h e the sky 100 feet above the
for next year.
Misses Nellie and Jessie Angus, ground a t Miami, Fla.
Grange Plans Social
Scholls Grange w ill sponsor a
A S attractiv e-ap p earin g as they are serviceable are these chll- all of Wilsonville, Mrs Edwards
ic< e n d r a m
w w *
tf
and Mrs Sheppard of Sherwood.
benefit basket social Friday eve
d re n ’s frocks. P a tte rn No. 468 Is av ailable In sizes 6 to 14
Mrs K atherine Marshal a n d —- -------------------
Mrs
M
arie
F
ührer
visited
Mr
ning A pril 5. Mrs. H arry Schmelt-
years Size 14 calls for 2% yards of 39-lnch p rinted or checked
daughter Putty M arshall ullended
and Mrs. Fred Ridder Sr. at Wil-
„
zer has charge of the program and
cottons, silk, or taffeta, and H yard con trast.
the birthday party for Putty's
a rehearsal w ill be held at the
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cousin. Elorence Nelson, at Linn-
This model featu res shaped panels fro n t and back with lower
hall A pril 4. Three special n u m -,
ton
Thursduy.
side pleats, m aking It very slender looking.
at the Sherwood hall Tuesday
BEAVERTON Beaverton Bethel
bers include musical selections by
Mr. and Mrs William Luelhe
P attern No. 485 Is available In sizes 2 to 6 years, else 4 re
Only seven members were present Congregational church was the
the "Buck Heaven Buckaroos," a
Lenten Services
due to bad w eather.
scene of a very pretty bridal show- visited Mrs. Theresa Luelhe on
quirin g 1 U yards of 35-lnch fabric and S yard co n trast. G ing
three-act playlet by the Mountain
George Baker made a business er ffiven Miss Genevieve C arter Brooks Hill Friday and Saturday
ham. batiste, dotted swlss, or silk should be used In m aking the
Home school children, and a skit,
trip to Hillsboro Thursday.
Saturday afternoon by the Ladies' Mr und Mrs. Luelhe return«» to
dress.
"Julius Caesar,” by twelve Scholls
Bonneville Sunday
Birthday C elebrated
ot tha’ chureh und the local
To secure a PATTERN and STEP-BY -STEP SEWING IN
young people.
Arnold Dancer, small son of Mr
8 P. M.
M. and Mrs. John M atthiesen «rBn«e\ 9 ver ,he shower table was and
Mr and Mrs. Fred Hansen and
STRUCTIONS, fill out the coupon below, being sure to MENTION
Fred Dancer, whose
were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs suspended a white parasol decor- hands Mrs
son of Capitol Hill visited at the
THE NAME OF THIS N EW SPA PER.
were seriously burned u
H
ig
h
School
A u d ito riu m
Jam es Moore Sunday O ther guests
pink Plum blossoms
F. Lilligard home Sunday.
were Mr and Mrs. Fred M atthie- Mlss \ arU!r was <he recipient of
George Lewellyn returned from
MARCH 28
a trip to California Thursday night
sen of Beaverton. Mr and Mrs
m“n>' love,y K|f>s among which was I 1 C A I A C T
FASHION BUREAU, 103 PARK AVENUE. NEW YORK
W alter Jaquith visited the par
Art
Young and family of Portland J , ‘" S e m irror presented by a group
Subject "GABBATHA''
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
G
Hesse
of u,e ‘/d ie s from the aid and a
ental home one day last week. He
Enclosed find................ cents. Please send me the p attern s
and
family The occasion was in combination sandwich toaster grill
and his family recently moved from
checked below, at 15 cents each:
hmonor of Mrs. Moore's birthdav „nd waffle lron hom the grange j a 1 “ I I A I L d Z VI
California to Portland, w here he
REV P H SCHAUS
anniversary.
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secured a position w ith a floral
P a ttern No 466
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of Schefflln
M Barnes,
readings by Mrs I.
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dim soil
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company.
Mrs.
Andrews and
son I H «.
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a
game.
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to
the
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Milton
of
Portland
visited
George
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Social Planned
P a tte rn No. 4S5
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L. B aker Sunday.
and a duct
Mrs E G
Mountainside school w ill give a
A Capella Chair
Program Planned
Welib and Mrs H M Bamea. A
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benefit basket social Friday April
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m iniature bride and Dink flow er, Unable to W ork for Weeks.
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Birthday Celebrated
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Sleep Impossible, Indiges
Mountainside school child r e n
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w ere entertained with a surprise
w in De cnarged.____
.w ere in attendance Miss C arter
W eakness Made Life Mis
party at the Ed Holcom home
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. wiH become the bride of Clarence
Thursday evening in honor of Hel- -
erab le; Now Feels Fine!
E ditors Note — Help your local Palm this week and
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en „ Holcom's
,
„ birthday.
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Washington County Federated Wo-1 man of the com m itttee for Easter correspondent and your comm unity will leave imm«ti-i»..iv
Charles Reemer has been under m en s clubs March 19 at the home service at the Scholls church April by turning in your news items ceremony fo r S e m . i t w M
.
Is nothing like Williams
the doctor - care the past week of Mrs C. VanKleek at Hiteon.
121.
The Argus wants all the good news mak™ their home
W
' *° 8. "There
L. K. Formula," suys Mr. John
H atfields E ntertain
Chapman school will give a free
Last Benefit Saturday
of every community in the Hills-
Macy
White, secretary
secretary of
of S’T '
m“n “ l H “' 1,lalld'
Mr and Mrs. J. C Hatfield en- program April 26. A cafeteria
Visa side of the Scholls Woman s boro area.
. p Mrs.
Ma‘
^ ’V f i « White,
H n n in
c i< in o r v
K a ilN O B .
tertained Sunday w ith a birthday lunch w ill be sold.
club w ill hold the last of a series
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In Missionary board of the
dinner for their grandson. Ray-
Convention April 7
oi
benefit
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I ) o l II l G l V C t l
churches,
p o ¿A
ke
Tuesday"
a, the local
locai
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h ^ h s " A
a pot
f S T ¿ u ST“
<5^1
evening
at card
the J parties
W Saturday
R aynard H
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Tuesday national
at
mond Casey Jr. O ther guests were
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luck
luncheon
p
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the
talk
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Casey and
home. A grand prize w ill be given
a
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< UV* luncheon oreceeded the tala dtgesttorr f dM T ot X
5?r Ma.?.d c h u ~ h A ^ril6? M ounUm
highest score of the series
C hurcV of c S a i S e d X ^
m a ^ o r ^ U * 0“! ^
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tSh- dda?
WU1 dh3Ve Char‘ ^
J ° ■" G° ,te r ° f En,erPnS‘' ,S
spending
the
week
w
ith
his
broth
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Farm ington
the dinner hour and everyone is er. S. A. Gotter, and family
*it^ the St. John's Chris- 1 j
Sunday ~guest$ ”at'*the "Rose Jack- Home PuP*ls neither absent nor tian church Friday
I iiad an ulcerated stomach and
v i Mr
X l and
“ « ^ Mrs
C l a Carl
u d e Wohlschleirel
A U ^ h o ^ urged to bring a basket dinner.
ht'*d A
son home w ere’ Mr. and Mrs. Mike tardy , dl!r in g .t.he PaM four weeks
The Women's board of the Con- gal* sU)nes-
a ,MPr e^ d n tMVrseWJuSZ d ¿ h r, , ,
X ^ m p l e U ^ K e £ £ Y unker and Mr and Mrs. Mike I w er®, Wil1m a- Ma r-V and Re’da Boul- gregational church met at Salem
"A good nlatit's alee» wax immw
Jackson
of . Gaston, . . and
Marie V
i1}' orrmri.t
^*rgl‘ f ’o
and
George Allison Jr.. Iriday. ............
Those from this vicinity
at- slble.
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miserable
Bush of Hillsboro and Arland Whit- MaJ gaFet £ aldwe11 and Clara P.ep- tending w e r e Mesdamea H. M be.
be, for
the as medicine
medicine
I took
took dii
did
for
the
I
S r ^ M r ^ a k e G r a V o ? 0^
I SchoUs for
bas^-t° dinner which more of Laurel.
enbrink. Those on the honor roll Barnes. W. C. McKee], L. D Shel
me
little
or
no
good.
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are
Mary
and
ReIda
Boulin,
Mur-
lenberger.
L.
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^ d ang ^ n r5atJatkhee Ghroam to°ff S S r
Christensen "'hom e "were Mr” “and garet Caldwell and Norma Paters. Juliette C arter
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i,s i Ui*f Williams 8. L. K. Formula as
, Twenty were present for pot
I-a.st Tuesday evening the mem- “ ‘i ? 1
L A ,ew d"s*'8 oi th u
^ “ Portland
Herman Johnston
Perfect attendance for G roner Mrs John Stitts of Hillsboro
Plasterers have been w orking on *ack dln" er a‘ thc home of Mr and bers of the Beaverton Rebekah niedlclne t / ' d
my former
oi Portland.
‘school for the past six weeks:
Take T. B. Test
Laurence Burgoyne, Amy Alice the new home at th e Waldron ®iis . Rlchard Joyce Sunday. O ther lodge enjoyed games, music and a ndaery and P“ln : I Unproved un
affairs of this nature are planned contest after the usual business 111 1 enjoyed good heajth again.
A health clinic was held at the S o w a /i Loyal Howard Lydell Mc- farm.
session.
‘
I Two years have passed since I
Scholls Ladies' Aid will meet for the near future.
37°num î,Sf1ilemSCM<X>1 ,Marc*?
and Kune. Henry Hansen. Ernest Suhr-.
Beaverton Grange held the first took a coursc °f 'h is medicine, and
37 pupils from Mountainside. Gron- bjer n , , , honor roll was Wallace^ w ith Mrs. Elizabeth Reed A pril 5. , . Mrs / ‘J?13 Reetz an<t daughter
enjoying the best of
er and Midway schools took the Flint A m v A h c e H o w a r d C h H , Mrs. Ralph Christensen will be ™a ry ,of Corvallis visited Mr. and of a series of quarterly night meet- 1 am
mebertC
esUtÜ,^ e^ r E:eCn t CMid ?““ $?
T rtuk° Ernest
assistant hostess
™rs Joe Rgo from Wednesday to mgs Saturday. A large num ber i health."
Jim McCann and F ran k Schmelt-
,,Jday' .
„ were in attendance. Interesting re-
.
»¿“ L 1* a
Mrs ,L' * bier and K enneth Carlson.
Since they seldom have rainfall at Bahrein, one
C h in s '
W om an ?
,
th e
M rs
L ' » ' M u r r a > “ 'te n d e d a zer w ent to The Dalles on b u s i-! Mr' ? nd Mrs
H arry Schmeltzer ports were given by the members Williams 8. L. K. Form ula acts
ness
Sunday.
motored
to
Portland
Sunday
after-
of
the
agricultural
and
legislative
dlrccUy
°n
the
entire system by
of the most torrid regions in the world, fresh
Scholls U oman s club, was in Rebekah convention at Yamhill
charge of arrangements. Dr. Mason Saturday with several members of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kellogg v is -12 °?n . ,to cal1 on Miss Marie committees The program hour con- d r lv ln K ° u t the poisons In your
water is obtained by native divers, who plunge
ited the A lbert Reed home in »chmidt. who is recuperating from sisted of a roll call of current body> by building up the blood
of Beaverton gave the test w ith the NVwberg lodge
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t Ed
a uem
m ln were Tigard Monday and Mrs. Frances an aPPemlicit>s operation in a Port- events.
stream, by toning up the stomach,
Miss ------
Margaret
Dixon, county --------
health
Mr r anQ
and
Demmin
into the sea with goat-skin bags which they fill
nuUrSe',.,and Mrs Esscx Marsh of Sunday evening guests at^ h " Hen- Kellogg- w ho has been visiting pd ^ P “ ®1 . . .
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‘H er and kidneys, and by helping
from copious fresh water springs at the bottom.
the Washington County Public ry Reese home a*! L aurel
there, returned home w ith them.
Exceedingly high winds Sunday
E ditor's N ote- Help your local 10 b n n K 'hem to a normal state
health association assisting.
M ia .» ,.
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morning and Monday morning in- correspondent and your comm unity ■>«
you may again have »rood
In our community, good wafer service is so
Mrs. J. E. Sutherland and Mrs
p ?*,dw,’ y „ ,,o ? or R? "
,
M. N. Bonham, who has been »errupted travel and work in this by turning in your n e w ? items Health
Francis Rowell attended a lunch- „ 5 ®
aj tendance for 'h e M id-j living w ith his daughter, Mrs. J comm unity Electricity was off for The Argus w ants all the good news
common— so taken-for-granted— that we a re
eon and board meeting of the
y pI r^ ? Fy. 500^ ’' “ u®‘la ,R? th " fi. B artlett, and fam ily has moved a perlod both days. No Christian of every community in the Hills-
A healthy normal system Is the
prone to overlook its tremendous convenience
R ^hbone.^ Arlene^ back to nis form er
home in Endeavor was held last Sunday boro area
best Insurance against all dU ea^s
O'Dell, Dorothy Whisnand, Rena f Scholls
evening at Mountain Home c h u r c h ------------------------------------------and ailments. Oo to the Delta
and
importance. It is only when we compare
Wenstrom. Evelyn Lillegard. Ethel
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. G ‘bbs Dramatic club is sponsor-
Subscribe now to the Argus In Drug store today and get your bot-
conditions
here with those in Bahrein and other
Waibel. P earl and Frances Burke.
Edltor's Note — Help your local e"® in B
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2 rego" 1150 a ycar S‘* months He ot W lilia n ^ S L. K Y orm ula
New pupils are Erma Mae and correspondent and your community
?rcbestra'
The
85c
Three
months
50
cents
Two
I
The
druggist
wlU
tell
you
how
good
communities
faced with similar problems that
Elaine
Dickson.
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M r-
n u n u rn
v
j 1 by tu rn in g in your news items. M ural*>
Portland, to furnish the months 35 cents.
tf It Is Adv
we appreciate the ability to obtain a supply of
Mr and Mrs. Clifford Trask and The Argus wants all the good news muslc'
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da?5 h d e 2,n sPen ' 'h e w eek-end ; of every comm unity in the Hilis-
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pure water at the turn of the faucet.
with
Mrs.
wl
” Trask's
”* “ mother, Mrs. j boro area.
| Editor's Note — Help your local
I Mary Hill, of Stayton.
'correspondent and your community
O n R a d io Tubes
Teaeher III
your news items
rh e Argus w ants all the good news
Now you Can enjoy i Jacktow n school was shut down r ir u a ie FOIK iv io v e
t h a t “ \ ' p w ‘s o t ” n o r ,lh e iirst oi 'h e week. Miss Evelyn
,,f every comm unity in the Hills-
Washington Savings
and Loan Association
Miss Carter Given
. Shower Saturday
L U T H E R A N
T H U R SD A Y S
DECfYDT
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Mt. Hom e School nf e ra‘
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On the shores
of the Persian Gulf
PRICES
f n r m .?
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P
HeSSe' the te3Cher.
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torm ance. These are the measles
the lowest prices in About 50 from Scholls attended
the history of radio, th e district league skating party
lo t
11a in a t a ll n o ,.- F n d a >’ evening at the Oaks park
Let
US install new in Portland.
tubes today!
i Mrs. Joe F lint underw ent an
operation tor appendicitis Monday
i n a Portland hospital.
Mrs. Dorothy Whisnand enter-
|tain ed the Laurel ladies' club of
which she is a mem ber March 20.
K e it h F-tn-h nf Hiil-Er.-r.
Keith
Bush of Hillsboro visited i '
P hone21X a^ te J M S‘re'ch er home Friday
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A colt, which was foaled at the
-------------------------------------- I E. G. Heaton farm recently, had a
fifth foot growing on the left front
leg just above the hock. The an-
— a/1 imal is normal otherwise.
Mrs Wilma Schmeltzer is ch air
man of the committee in charge of
the Mountain Home church Easter
program A pril 21.
Mrs. C Earl Stretcher is chair-
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Correct Oil . .
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Oil and gas mean
as much to your
car as food and
w a te r m ea n t o
your own physical
w e ll-b e in g ! Deal
here, and be sure
of the finest grade
oil . . . the best
gas.
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W alter Barnes of California is happening at home
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making an indefinite visit with — -________
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his sister, Mrs. G. Loucket.
Louise Peters of Monmouth spent
the spring vacation with her par-
urits huru
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Fred Haase
entertained
with
a Mrs
quiltin(?
WednPsday
evening.
Mrs. M iller and Jean M iller of
Scholls. Edward. Orpha and Dan
C arter visited Mr. M iller at Glenn-
wood Sunday. Mr. M iller is em
ployed in the rock crusher there.
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The Argus wants all the good news
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A. H. BUSCH, Prop.
RICHARD E. WILEY, M«nn«rr
H ills b o ro ,
1 HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND
Special Agents
for
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
BEAUTY SHOPS
D r. R o b ert«’
V e te rin a r y
Ask for
Dr. Roberts’ Booklet
on Herd Infection.
G eneral Beauty Work
•IH THE GOuE 013 DATS
Typew riters For Rent
and For Sale.
Telephon«
X-Roy
"The Largest Independent Bank
In Washington County”
kinda
of
Beauty Work
.... 1 .
DR. D. E. WILEY, M D.
Wells Building
Telaphonea
Office 26R2
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DR. RALPH DRfeSSER
Dentist
Raaldene«
GARBAGE
COLLECTION
G arbage Collection
D. P. CORRIER1
Rundaya by Appolntmant
Telephone 2325
INSURANCE
RUBBER STAMPS
GEORGE T. McGRATH
BUY YOUR
Waahlnxlar, County
Aganrlaa
RUBBER STAMPS
IN S U R A N C E SER VIC E
Flint National Rank
Phono 2211
For Informollon
from
Ruildlnx
Rlllahnrn
about
Dirorfory
FHRI
AND CANS
Commercial Building
Telephnne 1 44
Evenlnx»,
Rida
Physician and Surgeon
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Téléphona 1471
W K II/H A PA R TM E N TS
Mabel Rrhandal
DENTISTS
National Rank
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Orrico S2«l
RaoManeo T»|E
PERMANENTS
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and RIIRCKON
and Phyalo-Thorapy
Commorritl
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Sanitary Beauty Shop
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AND SURGEON
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A. O. PITMAN, M. D.
P IIIH IC IA N
f'ermanenla nnif nil kind* of
beauty work.
Ila Iron y lllllaboro I'harmary
When the average w eight lady of
any chorus was a couple of ton, and
no lady used lipstick or rouge (un
less she was one of those stage wom
en), no woman knew about her hus
band’s finances beyond her weekly
allowance. Today many a wife is the
guiding light in her husband’s busi
ness, and it is she who assures the
family of future protection through
SAVING.
Commercial
National Bank
T H E DELTA
D RU G STORE
PHYSICIAN
EVE’S BEAUTY SHOP
Preparations
Laxitonic
Cow Tonic
•Horse Tonic
And Others
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ur
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