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Home Restored Through Federal Housing Act Credit
Laurel Ridge
Play Success
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Thuinday. April IK, 1935
Blooming Folk
Plan for Play
at 2 p in at the O rc h an la lo Sun
| Io mu iitlentim i We w ere under
day itvhool.
th e inipressim i (hut the qiiestinn
Mi and Mm. Jo h n W lluvll and
of toxicity 'l l foods because of their
«mall dautfhtor h a w m oved Into
pi cp aratioii in aluiniinini vessels
had long been settled Som e of
O H CHARD ALF An Faslvi pro I th en new hvm© on I h r lla y d e n
the false sta te m en ts m ade a r e : tfram is planned for E aster Sunday 1 farm
A lum inum is d e stru ctiv e of life,
Grove Lutherans Buy Place alu m in u m is not a norm al c o n sti­
Raymond Cappoen President
tu en t of living tissue, alu m in u m is
for Church, Parsonage
of New G arden Club
a ra re am i poisonous m etal; a lu ­
m inum Utensils a re rapidly dis
Thu fortune» anti heritageH
solved by food stuffs d u rin g cook­
BLOOMING T h e ju n io r voting ing. alu m in u m I II the diet causes
LAUREL R ID G E — P u p i l s o f |
which men leave behind are tin -
people of St P e ter's ch u rch arc ste rility ; the use e f alum inum
Laurel Ridge school produced a !
beginning w ork on a p rogram of
certain, inseenre, estate» itntl in
successful p rogram F riday evening
short plays to tic given som etim e utensils is provocation of earn e r,
w hich w as w ell attended. T he en- i s
heritances may ami tlo p a s ».
traces of alu m in u m produce w hat
in
th
e
n
e
a
r
fu
tu
re
C
om
m
ittee
in
tertain m en t consisted of sev eral i
Only the Memorial will positive
ch arg e includes H arold Meyer. M el­ Is com m only know n as ptom aine
songs, a shadow play, a skit, and I I
vin M eyer and R obert l.iebenow or food poisoning, alu m in u m Is a
|y stam l forever as a rem inder
a play.
narcotic acid poison, cooking in
Huy P ro p e rty
Club Organised
ami a history of those who lived
alim iinum destroys n u tritiv e and
L u th e ran s of the congregation at h e alth p ro tec tiv e co n stitu e n ts of
L. K F ra n c o
assistant county
ami passed beyond.
, Forest G rove last w eek closed a food stuffs; and so forth Most of
agent, organized a 4-H G a rd en club
!
deal
w ith the city for the p urchase these sta te m en ts a re based upon
am ong th e pupils of L a u re l Ridge
O
R
E
G
O
N
M
O N U M E N T W ORKS
of a lot on w liich is late r to be ignorance, since th e re ts no e v i­
school W ednesday afternoon. T here
! built a ch u rch and parsonage The dence
a re sis m em bers. O fficers elected
II.
Stannard,
Mgr.
4th al Main, Hillaboro
to support th e contention
j property is loeuted at F o u rth street that alum iiuim is poisonous o r
w ere R aym ond C appoen p resident.
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am
t
T
h
ird
av
en
u
e
and
m
eusures
Jo h n Myers, vice-president, a n d
causes disease T h ere ts mi scien­
i 10175 by 15175 feet W ork at this tific evidence to show thul a lu ­
Iren e N ystrom . se c re tary
M iss'
place w as begun in 1930 u n d e r the minum in the o rd in ary cooking
H elen A sbahr is lead er of th e club.
j sponsorship of the congregation at operations of every day practice is
Mr. and Mrs. C harles B lack and
Bloom ing by th e ir pastor. K W
P a tric ia Ann. and Mrs. F ra n k
| H inrichs A congregation was o i - SO Strongly a tta ek isi as to produce
Black of St. Jo h n s visited at the
gunized
in 1932 w ith eleven voting an objeetiom dde am ount of soluble
W. C. Edy hom e T uesday. Mr
I
m
em
bers
T ins n u m b e r has now in salts. T he U. S H ureau of S ta n d ­
B lack lived on the E dy fa rm for
;
creused
to
sixteen, and th e n um ber ard s' c irc u la r 34« 119271 states:
som e tim e, fo u r y e ars gao, w hile
T h e farm house p ictu red above
1 tiere ts no e vidence a v ailab le
j of souls being serv ed th e re is about
w orking out a w ood contract. H e I
w hich w ould indicate that a lu m in ­
! 115.
is now em ployed a t B onneville i w as one of th e m any hom es
um
cooking utensils re p re se n t a
C arl S iniantel is spending m uch
dam .
w hich have su ffered from lack
FOR SPRING !
of tus tu n c at his farm at N orth p o ten tial d a n g er to h e a l t h "
A fter an e x h au stiv e nutritional
Mrs. Strickler Hostess
Plains
of norm al re p a irs a n d upkeep
and chem ical study on the use of
We will drain ami refill crankcase, transm is­
Mrs. H P. S tric k le r w as hostess
Many A ttend Service
It's h a rd to believe th e hom e
a t a n all-day q u iltin g T uesday.
sion ami differential, flush radiator. It saves your
A large crow d a tte n d e d the con- alu m in u m utensils m cooking the
G
erm
an
M
m
tstri
of
H
ealth
pub
P resent w ere Mrs. D an W erre. Mrs.
: firm atio n service in the L u th e ran
car. Remember All of our Oil is in Sealed Cans
a t rig h t is th e sam e old house.
C. S. Haynes. Mrs. H ancel M yers.
c h u rc h Palm Sunday T he class Itshed t h e follow ing statem ent
for your protection.
"Damages
of
any
k
ind
to
health
Mrs. H arold A ebischer. a n d Mrs
T he o w n er took adv an tag e of
1 w hich w as received into ineinber-
H P. S tric k le r
I ship w as com posed of E lm er G ur- or even d istu rb an c es of w ell be
M
odernization
C
red
it
to
restore
Mrs. A. E. O w ens of B rem erton.
a Let Us MARFAK Your Car!
ske. O scar M uhly. R uth S iniantel m g did not m ake them selves e v i­
A nother G erm an scientific
Wash., is spending a m onth v isit­
j a n d C lara llclm old M others of the dent
th e value, appearance, and u se ­
jo
u
rn
a
l
states:
"The
use
of
a
lu
m
in
­
ing h e r cousin.
M rs. Sydney
I eonfirm unds deco rated th e ch u rch
fulness of his property.
Steam s.
for the occasion w ith calla Miles, um for p lant and vessels in the
Mrs. G. K. A ustin of n e a r N ew ­
larg e bouquets of blossom s and food in d u stry Is em inently su itab le
b e rg visited h e r sister, Mrs. C. F.
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1 shrubs, a n d nu m ero u s potted plan ts The q u a n titie s of alu m in u m w hich
Cur Wu'diing and Var ('Irunhic
a re dissolved a re physiologically
N ystrom . M onday afternoon.
M illers New R esidents
i
and
econom
ics,
th
e
n
a
tu
ra
l
sciences,
p erfectly h arm less.”
T h ird nnd W ashington Streets
Phone 1703
P ast N oble G ran d s' clu b m et hard tim es p a rty F rid ay evening /">
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New residents in the community
useful arts, fine a rts a n d lite ra ­
w ith Mrs. M abe! S n y d e r W ednes- Mrs. P ercy H am ilton w as acting L u i i i l i l
L u U /IL ll
A lum inum is a n a tu ra l c o n sti­
,
a
rc
Mr
and
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
M
iller
r
e
­
ture.
day aftern o o n T he m eeting was a hostess
siding in a new ly b u ilt hom e next tu en t of o rd in ary w a ter and of
show er for Mrs. J. P. H arris.
most fuods. though present only
M r a n d Mrs. W ayne S trong of
I to the onion house. T hey have t a k ­
Indications
now
a
re
th
a
t
unless
Mrs. C arl S ch a lte n b ra n d is car- M etzger w
„ „ ere
„ w
„ eek-end
„ „ „.™ v isitors at
en over the farm ing of the onion i l l traces A q u a rt of m ilk, for
Mrs.
C
o
rn
elia
M
arvin
P
ierce
r
e
­
exam ple, contains o n e-tw elfth of a
ing for th e little F oster boy w hile th e Jo h n S tric k ,*»r home.
signs as a m em ber of th e sta te ground. A baby girl w as born to g rain of alum inum , and a loaf of
m
s m other is ill in a r P o o i rtla
hos- o S unday
.
.
p ltaj
u a n n u d nos-
visitors
of . Mrs. Joseph u
board of h ig h er education she w ill th e couple about a m onth a n d a bread about o ne-sixth of a gram
d rs Mrs.
C.
.
be ousted "for cause." In a b ility of h alf ago.
b F
e rp
^ d t irm
o v eat his __
'b ir ___
th d a y ’ . d , in n e . r i W
C erre
D em Sr.
m in w ere
and Mr.
d a u g a h n te
M elba
M r and Mrs. L H M uhly a t ­ L ettuce contains 29« p a rts of alu-
Sixty’-five delegates and o ffic e ;' ^ jrs p je rce to a tte n d m eetings of
om the local P a re n t-T ea
as- the
is re g ard e d bv , he gov. ten d e d the fu n e ra l of Mrs. Mary niiiium p e r m illion parts, beef
; a n d Alda. M rs M ary F ü h re r. Ed from
e a c h er
e r as
last Sunday. He had been ill for | A lbin, M iss E velyn A nderson.
sociations a tte n d e d W ashing t o n e rn o r as su fficient cause for h e r B ierm an at O regon C ity A pril H 13<l, a n d fried eggs 12 4 It is o b ­
th re e w eeks.
countv P. T A council at S h er- rem oval.
A group of w om en assem bled 't vious th at reg ard less of th e type
Mr.
a
n
d
Mrs.
S.
S.
S
te
a
m
s
a
n
d
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M
r
a
n
d
M
rs
S
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S
tearn
s-
M
r
th e local ch u rch A pril 12 to give of vessel in w hich food is cooked
. .
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A'ood S aturday. Mrs A llan K night
th e ir house guest Mrs O w ens vis- and M rs H" old S te arn s and M rs
f F
G rove
re-elected
th e building a th orough cleaning w e a re all ingesting som e a lu m in ­
e n s , visited
Mr.
„J
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—
v,«1 fJo y d - S te arn s fam ily at M c. 'O
; y w em
v . m .™
.-»ir. a n a d n u Mrs.
m rs A D. c . I „ president
in recognition of u het
O ne h u n d re d and ten O regon
J o h n N eum ann sta rte d w ork at um from o u r diet, in com m on w ith
(LIM ITED TIM E ONI.VI
M innviUe T hursday.
Jo h n so n at Bissel.
above Estacada, achievem ents. Mrs. W E Mays, schools h ave a p p lie d for fed eral th e F orest G rove C ream ery A pril iron, calcium and o th e r salts, and
Best Quality
1 gallon R egular >3 40
Young m arrie d people's class of Sunday
N orth Plains, w as elected first vice- relief, according to C. A. H ow ard 15. He w ill reside w ith his sister. it Is reasonable to conclude th at
M ountain H om e Sunday school m et
S e v e ral from this com m unity at president: Mrs. C R M artin. G ar- sta te su p e rin te n d e n t of public in- Mrs. F ra n k M iner of Forest Grove, it plays some role in hum an n u tr i­
tion
a
n
d
m
etabolism
w ith Mrs. A lec B ruce to enjoy a ten d ed th e Sunday school conven d e n Home, second ■ v ice-president, struction. T his is a v e ry fav o rab le w h ile em ployed there.
Sale price
T he B ritish L ancet of May. 1931
tio n a t Scholls. S ix d i f f e r e n t Mrs. M arian M urdock. Sherw ood, show ing as com pared to th e re co rd
m ade the follow ing sta te m en t tri
c hurches w ere rep resen ted .
| trea su re r, a n d Mrs. T F. M etcalf, of last y e a r w h en 211 school dis-
5 gallon cuiv.
re g ard to cancer: "T here is no r e ­
Best Quality
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1 D urham , se c re tary
tric ts applied. Schools a p p ly in g for
Sale priee.
liable evidence ex p erim e n tal, s ta ­
Mrs. C. W. W alls, O regon vice- federal aid to date a re sc a ttere d
tistical. or clinical w hich w ould
| president a n d o fficer for th is d is-i ov®r *0 counties th ro u g h o u t the
Per gallon
indicate a casual c o relatio n b e­
trict. installed th e new officers, a n d slate
(B
y
the
L
ib
ra
ria
n
!
tw
een
c
an
cer
and
th
e
absence
or
in h e r ta lk suggested th a t sum m er
• • •
Qinirt.* R egular $1 05
Best Quality
Is th ere to be a second W orld presence, or the excess of any
be a tim e of stu d y and p lan n in g
D orm ant fu n d s of d efunct bu ild -
Sale price.
¡B y Daniel C a rte r)
a n d p re p ara tio n for th e com ing ing and loan associations, now in- war'* Head w hat Jo h a n n e s Steel d ieta ry con stitu en t S e n s a t i o n a l
Per quart
FIR D A L E —Mr. and Mrs T P y e ar's w ork. S he urged th a t units vested in short term go v ern m en t says in his book. "Second W ar." sta te m en ts to the c o n tra ry an* u n ­
P yle e n te rta in e d w ith a c ard p a rty send lette rs to C ongressm an M ott j bonds, sta te bonds a n d state w ar- now on the H illsboro public library founded and ill considered and
lists.
Mr
Steel
has
m
ade
p
re
d
ic
­
only
serv
e
to
alarm
th
e
public.”
1 gallon Kcgulur
JO
S a tu rd a y night in h o nor of th e ir in favor of th e bill ag ain st th e ra n ts a re e arn in g a p p ro x im ate ly
Best Quality
F.xpvrinit nts by co m p eten t scien­
32nd w edding a n n iv e rsa ry A large present system of block-booking of $1000 a m onth, according to S ta te tio n s of com ing e v en ts in t h e
Sale
priee.
crow d attended.
film s, w hich causes m any poor T re a su re r Holman. In vestm ent of E uropean crisis w ith u ncanny ac tists have d e m o n stra ted conclusive­
Per gallon
M rs W illiam R eddig e n te rta in ed film s to be show n Mrs. W alls con- these funds w as au th o rized by the curacy. T he book gives a b ird 's ly th a t alu m in u m does not affect
(Juartx R egular t it )
w ith a p a rty M onday afternoon in I g ra tu late d W ashington county P 1 leg islatu re of 1933 P rio r to th at eye view of th e E uropean political th e v ita m in s in fuods.
situ
atio
n
and
of
the
social
a
n
d
In
th
e
U
nited
S
ta
te
s
th
e
am
ount
honor of h e r birthday. P re se n t w ere T A. on the good w ork done in t lme the m oney had lain idle in
Sale priee.
econom
ic
factors
likely
to
direct
of
alu
m
in
u
m
in
the
organs
o
f
m
an
Semi-Lustre
M esdam es P endergast. R. C a r te r .1 ev ery d e p artm e n t th is y e ar
various banks over th e state, earn- th e struggle for econom ic survival vuries w ith the locality, d e p e n d ­
Per quart
E W. C a rte r, S ellers a n d d a u g h te r
’? 7 „ î 5 n '.K.ut. . s.po. ï e. o.f..„h e r. i ri p i, ° in« nothing for the stockholders.
w hich is so rap id ly finding m ili­ ing on d iet w a te r supply, and soil
Jan e. J. Haase. F. Haase. H. H aase C orvallis, w here she w as sen t by
• • •
H alf K.itlon h i’Kulur $1 h ;
ta
ry
expression.
content. Tile am o u n t increases w ith
Best Quality
Pyle. P eters, A m ann P earson and th e association. Miss S ow ers is sent
ru n n k k e e n n d d riv
riv e e rs
rs had
"A m erican S ecret S erv ice Agent." advan cin g age but th e re is mi
Sale priee.
son D arrell. W aibel. Eischen. Unger, out by th e N ational P T. A. con- . r F o orty-one
r .1? '*,ne d d ru
ha
M. R eddig.
gress to give courses to lead ers on
lr hcenses ta k e n aw ay from them by Don W ilkie is us ex citin g as a c o rre latio n betw een the alum inum
H a lf-g a llo n
M r a n d Mrs. A. V anderscheure P a re n t E ducation a n d S tudy G roups. 2 url."« M arch, S e c re ta ry of S ta te d etectiv e story. It cites actu al case.v and th e h a rd en in g of the a rte rie s
Q u arts R egular >1 t*
of Y am hill visited Mrs. V ander- Mrs K night plans to give th e h n e ll reports. T w enty-seven o th er of sm uggling, dope traffic, enem y P ractically all scientific m en ag ree
Sale price.
sch eu er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J county u n its th e ben efit of th ese °P era to rs licenses w ere e ith e r re- spies, co u n te rfeitin g and r a c k e te e r­ th a t th e re is no m ore likelihood of
Interior
M arcom . M onday. Mrs. M arcom re- studies in n e x t y e a r's w ork. T he v°k e d o r suspended d u rin g the ing. tak en from secret service files producing o rganic diseases or food
Per quart
tu rn e d hom e w ith th em for a short 1 re tirin g ex ecu tiv e board presen ted
*or reckless d riv in g and P h ilip Gosse's "M em oirs of A C am p poisoning by the use of alum inum
Follower,'* gives a new angle on vessels th an by those of any other
visit.
j Mrs. K night w ith a gavel of b e a u - , ° lh e r offenses.
Qu.it ts R egular >130
the story of th e G re a t War. No sort.
W alter Barnes, w ho has been tifu l polished woods. H illsboro also
• • •
Best Quulity
Sale price.
m
ilita
ry
events
or
h
appenings
are
v isitin g his sister. Mrs.
G L o u - 1 w as presented a gavel by M rs
Jo h n E. C ooter, sp e a k e r of the
Per quart
Quick Drying
ket. for th e past m onth, left fo r i C arl Sande. m em bership chairm an, house, w as governor for a d a y S un- m entioned unless they h ave some
To R etain L ab o ra to ry
C alifo rn ia S atu rd ay .
as a prize for securing the m ost I hay w hen
G overnor M artin w ent b e arin g on a bird or anim al.
Pint» R egular 75c
F orest G rove w ill re ta in its fed­
C elebrate B irth d ay
m em bers a fte r D ecem ber 10 C oun- to B rem erton to visit a d au g h ter
e ral entom ological statio n and lab
Side priee.
IS A U MINI M POISONOUS?
Mr. and Mrs. L Hiem gave a '
chairm en p re sen te d th e ir re p o rts al>d H. L. C orbett, p re sid en t of the
.
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f llMklth)
I oratory, according to inform ation
Pint
Every prescription we fill p a rtv S u n d ay in honor of th e ir , in original d ra m a tiz atio n s and w ere »late senate, w as also out of the T ( B he y < »r. w ide
d istrib u tio n of scare given S e n a to r M cNary.
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
E
velyn's
fo
u
rtee
n
th
b
irth
-
req
u
ested
fo
r
th
e
sta
te
convention
state
for you is m ade as your day P resen t w ere V elda K rause at M edford next O ctober
lite ra tu re , suggesting th a t th e use
W e specialize in q u a lity com ­
of alu m in u m utensils is likely to
physician directs - - from Em m a. Lois and M argie Robinson
T ourist tra ffic in to O regon so
M rs O liver C row ther. sta te pub-
m ercial p r in tin g .—A rgus
tf
Lyda.
L
u
cille
Reddig,
Hazel
R
eid-
lic
ity
chairm
an,
com
plim
ented
the
far
this
y
e
a
r
is
28
p
e
r
cent
g
re
ater
pure, fresh drugs. For wig. C elestine W aibel and H azel | w ork done in p u b licity and the th an for th e sam e period last y ear
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« m ritt i t y > i
C arter. T he afternoon w as spent in “ v e " record books sent in from according to figures tak e n from the
prom pt service call
o rr
* r m y r m H c r n m y ■ < »xM
I p ■
lay in g games.
, A loha-H uber. Sherw ood. Hillsboro, re g istra tio n of foreign cars
g fl
B e rn e ttia S heets v isited M arion T igard. N orth Plains. F orest G rove
O lsens of C ornelius S unday
and Orenco. T he F orest G ro v e rec-
M ¡XI
M r an d M rs P arso n and son ord w as p re p a re d by Mrs. M aude
V X
L eonard M iller w ent to A um sville Rockwood, has been selected for
M
F rid a y and re tu rn e d hom e Sunday the sta ,e e x h ib it at M edford be-
DC
cause of its ex ce lle n t p u b licity tie-
-
T otal of 650 pounds of 4-H M in- '
N eighborhood new s from 30 A r- up w ith N ational a n d S ta te P. T
gus c o rresp o n d en ts i n d i f f e r e n t
news. T he new sp ap ers of th e nesota 13 seed corn has been p u r- i
sections of W ashington county ap- co u n ,y have boon g re atly ap p rec t- chased from the B ierly b ro th ers
p e a r in th e A rg u s each w e e k . a ’ed by those in th is w ork
by th ree counties in th e sta te for
Phone 251
L ea rn w h a t y o u r frien d s a re do-
P re sid e n ts or delegates from al- use in corn pro jects sim ila r to the
ing for less th an th re e cents a ,nost every association w ere pres- C om m ercial N ational bank project i
w eek
t r i e n t and gave re p o rts on the local re p o rts L. E
Francis, assistant
___________________________________ 1 w ork E xcellent program s a n d P a r- cou nty agent.
■-
ent E ducation S tu d y - groups
w
ere
-
-
i
A verill, county agent of (
th e o u tstan d in g fe atu res of th e s e , B enton
county,
purchased
250 ;
J rep o rts
pounds; O. E. M ikesell, em ergency
M rs C. R. M a rtin gave plans for assistan t of Lirin county and LeRoy
hobby shows, a n d can fu rn ish m a- c . W right, clu b ag en t of C lackam as
i te ria l to those w ho w rite her. also county, each secured 200 pounds.
Insure in the
a speaker on O regon agates. Mrs.
I M artin told of a successful project
M A N U F A C T U R IN G L U M B E R M E N ’S
(c a rrie d out at G a rd en Home, and
U N D E R W R IT E R S
i F orest G rove delegates to ld of a I .
v e ry successful re cre atio n p ro jec t!
l ' a? t P r o g ra m { o r
sPrln K giv-
36-YEAR RECORD
- c arrie d out th ere. T he tw o o u t - , e" „ /
<j°“ s D ram atic club
See y o u r n e a re st.
sta n d in g p ro jects of th e N ational i f 111
" eld S atu rd a y e vening at
$22,000,000 IN LOSSES P A ID
P T A. m ovem ent a t th is tim e a r e ; tbe G 'b b s com m unity hall. Two
P a re n t E ducation, and leisu re tim e one' act plays w ill be given as well
W ith o u t Legal Controversy
( a ctiv ities fo r th e m any young as ,a n u m b er of special features,
W ith A n y Po licyH older
people w ho can n o t now find w ork including in stru m e n ta l music, sin g ­
p A < II issue of a new spaper, or any other period-
| to do. It w as an n o u n ced th a t SERA ing and tap d ancing A sm all fee
A ttractive Rates on Fire Insurance for
| fu n d s a re now a v ailab le for prop- w ill be charged for ad m ittance, and
*-• ical publication, lasts only until a newer and
hom
e-m
ade
candy
w
ill
be
sold
Preferred Risks.
i e rly organized p lay g ro u n d w ork.
fresher issue is circulated. A monthly m agazine
Mrs. G len E rickson and baby
Mrs. C arl D iebold and Mrs. W
is kept and read for a t least a month, a daily
E. M ays gave re p o rts on th e Hom e son D ick of T illam ook visited her
— SEE A G EN T —
In tere sts c onference held a t C or- parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. W in­
•t
‘..r<
new spaper is read on one day only and then east
( vallis. A larg e n u m b e r a re e x p e c t­ ters, recently.
away, and a weekly new spaper Is kept and read
C
hehalem
M
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P
o
tato
club
ed to a tte n d n e x t y e a r from this
m eet —
at
for one whole week. W eekly new spaper readers
county.
, ) w . hich
_ w as scheduled to -------
S k a te B ank Bldg.
H illsboro. O regon
Mrs. G. E. H ite conducted a re st the G eorge A llison hom e Friday
are not headline readers, looking for “spot news.”
1 period using a new gam e, "T he evem ng has been postponed until
Unusual values becausa,
They are substantial and established residents of
K ing W ith a T e rrib le T em per " ? latue r d a t? ,on account of m um ps
m
any.h'.9^'9rad* ^ p iib * '.n4 }
the community, interested in obtaining a complete
Mrs. H ite fu rn ish e d also a p ro g ram i ln thls vicinity,
of m usic and dance n u m b ers given
and readable digest of local happenings. W eekly
turned in for the ¡935 Fora j
"It is right. I think, for us to e m ­
by young people of Sherw ood.
new spapers may not print “ flashes” and “ bulle­
V-8. Low price*.€»sy terms. ■ i
M rs M ooberry of H illsboro, p a riia phasize th a t th e A m erican fam ily
tins” and “ up-to-the-m inute" reports of n e w s
m entarian, e x h ib ited poster show m ust be th e un it w hich engages
ng the value of co rrect p a riia - our g re atest in te re st a n d concern
throughout the world. But they do print w hat real
- P re sid e n t R oosevelt.
m en ta ry practice.
members of the community are prim arily inter­
Orchardale Folk
to Observe Easter
The Memorial - - -
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Let Us Condition
Your Car
The TEXACO STATION
P.T. A. Re-elects
Mrs. A. Knight
1935 PAINT EVENT
New Books Given
a Short Review'
Firdale Folk Hold
Anniversarv Party
House
$2.79
Barn
$1.39
79c
Floorshine
$2.59
79c
$1.39
79c
Easycoat
Glosscote
«7 (JV
For
H EALTH’S SAKE
Enamel
59c
BRISTOL HARDWARE
Local 4-H Youths
Sell Club Seed Corn
THE DELTA
DRUG STORE
BE SAFE -
BE SURE
Mountain Home
For
USEH
CARS
One Whole Week
is
the life of
A W EEKLY NEW SPAPER
of all makes
D EALER
geo . t . M c G rath
BUILDING M A TE R IA LS
— at —
Capitol News Letter
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Lum ber of all kinds
Mouldings
Sash and Doors
Lath
C edar Posts
C edar Lumber
O ak for farm
m achinery
Spruce Lumber
Brick
Tile Blocks
Flex-O-Glass
Cel-O-GIass
Shingle Stains
Limo
Cement
Plaster
Glass and Glazing
Builders’ H ardw are
Fuller Paints
They last!
V eneer Wall Board
Fir Tex
Poultry Netting
H ardw are Cloth
Garden Stakes
Oil and Turpentine
No orders too large or too small to receive
our sincere attention and service.
Phone 2691
151 W . Baseline St.
Say you saw It in th e A rgus.
^Continued from pace on«)
of y e ars w ith th e re su lt th a t a
n u m b er of d e p artm e n ts now h ave
a ru le against the em ploym ent of
m arrie d wom en. Most of th e m a r­
rie d wom en now on th e sta te p a y ­
roll insist th a t th e ir pay checks
a re necessary to balance th e fa m ­
ily budget.
* * *
D em and upon th e sta te lib ra ry
continues to grow as is indicated
by n re p o rt ju st issued by Miss
H a rrie tt C Long, sta te lib ra rian ,
show ing the shipm ent of 168,570
volum es d u rin g th e last e i g h t
m onths com pared to 150,653 volum es
for th e previous sim ila r period, I n ­
c id e n tally th e increased dem and Is
found larg ely in books on sociology I
Dally Trips to Portland
Hillsboro A u to F reig ht
Bonded a n d In su red C arrier
Serving B eaverton. Aloha, Reed-
ville, Hillsboro, C ornelius and
Forest G rove
Pickup and Delivery Service a t
Package R ates
Hillsboro Phone 542
East Side Terminal Portland
Phone EAst 9131
ested in— news of people they know and news of
local happenings and affairs which affect (hem
directly. For this reason, those people whose chief
interest lies outside the community may not he
interested in a weekly newspaper, Bui t h o s e
people who live here, invest their money here, and
spend their wages here are interested in the com­
munity and the weekly new spaper. And they
read th a t new spaper, throughout (he week, from
first, page to last. Advertising in a weekly news­
paper is “ alive” for seven whole days, and is sure
to be read by those people who are most likely to
he custom ers of the local m erchants.
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T h o se CEN TER d ia m o n d s d ig in. h o ld s to p y o u r c a t q u ic k !
(T e s ts show o th e r new tire» sk ip 14% to 19% f a r th e r .; A nd th is
‘G o o d y ear M a rg in ol S a fe ty ' now la s ts 4.4% longer. W ith blow ­
o u t p r o te c tio n in EVERY ply—a g u a r a n te e a g a in s t ro a d h a z a rd s
a n d d e le c ts— all a t NO e i t r a c o st, n o w o n d e r m o rs p eople buy
“ G -4 ’s ” th a n a n v o tlie t tir e Sec it!
Busch’s Service Garage
Phone 501
X A . H . B U S C H , Prop.
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