The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, May 02, 1935, Page 12, Image 12

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    H IL L S B O R O
Pape Two
Marshfield visited Mr Hall's broth
1 er-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs
C. P Beck. Sunday
Floyd and Gail Karns made i
trip to Southern Oregon last week
and brought back a truck load ot
cows.
Mr and Mrs. George Persons
their house guest. Mrs Ellen M e r c h a n ts H e ld Im p o r t a n t
Johnny Losli Ha» a Narrow | j and
Green, of Columbia F alls M o n t.
L in k O re g o n C a m p a ig n
(
Mr
and
Mrs Wallace Persons and
Escape on Bicycle
j baby visited Mrs Louise Teinpjci
I at Camas and Mr and Mrs W. W
One of the most im portant links
I Brown at Vancouver Sunday.
illy Mr« H uyh B u rd e tt.)
j in the "Let's Sell Oregon to Our-
O R EN CO -M r Scrafford took » • Mr and Mrs. Jesse Haynes and i selves " cattvxtign scheduled for May
num ber of pupils
llje c" “ nt> family of Portland visited Mr. and .!
II to the mereii.uiî tt» eaen
prelim inary track and field meet a i M r s L T Woodward Sunday
i individual community Jack Easson.
Beaverton Friday afternoon. 11104.
i president of Easson's Soap company,
w inning first and second place:
1 in accepting the appointm ent a»
w ere Louie Bella, first place in the
I head of the state-w ide committee
broad jum p in division II class B.
I for dealer cooperation, stated. Ac-
and Ira Rogers, second place: Louie
I eeptance by the m erchants of Ore-
Bella, first in the 75 yard dash in
I gon of this campaign has been in-
I By M r« O. H P«t»rjon>
division II class B and second place
! stantaneous and very gratifying,
in the 50-yard dash, division II
BEND — Mrs Charles Deverell for w ithout the active support ot
class B; Barbara Burdette, second was entertained in Portland last the m erchants in the several com-
place in the girls’ 50-yard dash, Thursday in honor of her fiftieth munities of Oregon, campaigns of
division I class B These pupils will birthday at a noon luncheon ai this n ature would definitely fail."
enter the finals at Hillsboro S atu r­ the "Peuter Plate" given by Miss
"To display and feature food,
I Eloise Stapleton and in the a fter­ clothing, furniture and other ex-
day
_ _
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Gar- noon Mrs Deverell was entertained I amples of Oregon industry is but
ratt and children of Portland v is­ w ith a bridge party given by Mrs another way of m aking it easy for
ited Mrs S. L. Carlyle and Mr.. Claud Hall Fifty lady guests pres- all of us to test Oregon quality.
Mary Beach Sunday afternoon.
I ent and each lady presented Mrs ) and the directors of this campaign
Deverell with a new silver q u a r­ 1 firmly believe that to test Oregon
M rs Mitchell Hostess
Mrs B. A. Mitchell entertained ter In the evening Mrs. Deverell : quality is but another way of dis-
w ith a birthday luncheon at her I entertained at her home w ith a : covering how vitally' im portant in-
home Tuesday Mrs. F. G. Leary buffet supper using Easter colors I dustry is to the state of Oregon "
The 1935 spring • campaign will
of Portland was the honor guest I Present w ere Dr ar.d Mrs George
Dulin. Mrs Olive Dercher and 1 synchronize the newspapers, schools,
Mrs. Hamel Honor Gnest
daughter
Pearl.
Mrs.
M
arian
Coch­
:
farmers,
industrial employees, m an­
The Friendly Circle club were
hostesses at a tea and shower held ran and daughter Lavonne. all of ufacturers. lum bering people, ship­
Portland,
and
Ed
Worth
and
Charles
ping, and every other form of O re­
in the church dining room T hurs­
day afternoon Mrs. Fred Hamel f Deverell. Several useful and hand- gon industry, in an effort to ac­
I
some
gifts
w
ere
received.
quaint the people of Oregon with
was the honor guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott vis­ what Oregon graws. makes, and
Johnny Losli H art
ited several days recently in Eu­ creates.
Johnny Losli narrowly escaped gene with their son-in-law and
" W e are just beginning to ap p re­
serious injury Friday when he was daughter. Mr and Mrs. Archie
ciate that the payroll dollar in our
riding his bicycle past a team of Bernard, and children.
state is as im portant to th e m er­
horses. The team became frightened
Mr and Mrs. H. L. Eisner and
and one of the horses reared up two children visited Mr and Mrs chant and the farm er as it is to the
striking the bicycle and throwing Fred Herring at Cornelius recently m anufacturer Oregon is entering a
new era. Power developm ent and
him off He was badly bruised, the
John W oltring Jr., formerly of transportation progress only' serve
bicycle was wrecked.
Bend and now of Portland, was to emphas.ze the need of industry 's
Donald Cate of Forest Grove vis­ recently married.
support, and the m erchants are
ited Donald Rogers over the week-
Miss Arlene Mitchell of Portland playing a valued and im portant
tn M rs F. W. H unter visited friends visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs part in calling these facts to the a t­
E. P. Mitchell. Thursday-
tention of customers," further stat­
in Portland Saturday-
George C lark was absent from
Mr and Mrs. W alter Grey. Mr high school several days last week ed Easson
and M rs William Shaver of P o rt­ on account of sickness.
land visited Mr. and Mrs Hunter
Mrs. B. F. Mitchell returned
Sunday.
Easter Sunday from a two weeks'
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. visit near Salem w ith her %on-in-
W H Ring were Mrs. Ellen Luster. law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Mr and M rs Ben Anderson. Mr. C. L. Bush, and family, who brought
and Mrs Earl Drake, all of P ort­ Mrs Mitchell home and spent
Robert Tongue was elected editor
land. and M rs Alex Todd of For­ Easter Sunday w ith her and her of the Hilhi annual Monday during
est Grove.
daughter Eunice and her son G w yr the student body election and Tom
Mr. and Mrs Larry Daniels of
Helen Groer Honored
Portland visited Mrs. Daniels' m oth­
Stretcher was named business m an­
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred G roer en­ ager Assistant editor will be Wal­
er, M rs Eva Brandenberg. Thurs-
tertained w ith a dinner Friday eve­ ter Foelker and the assistant m an­
day.
Mr. Downs and Paul C. Tomlin­ ning in honor of th eir little daugh­ ager V incent Phelps. Keith Busch
ter
Helen's second birthday P res­ was named business m anager and
son of Portland visited at the H. E
B urdette home Thursday afternoon. ent were Miss Alice B ennett and Edward Hurd equipm ent manager
Mr and Mrs. Merle Persons and Carl Sauer of Portland.
for athletic teams.
Mr and Mrs George Clayville
baby of Hillsboro visited Mr and
Hilhi baseball team defeated
and
children
of
Portland
visited
Mrs. George Persons Thursday
Tigard here Friday 13 to 9 The
their
ranch
here
Saturday.
Mrs. Ellen Green of Columbia
locals piled up a big lead in the
Mrs H. L. Doane and daughter opening innings and lead 11 to 2 in
F a lls M ont, who has been visiting
her daughter at Napa, Cal., arrived Barbara of Portland spent from the sixth inning.
Friday morning for a visit w ith Sunday until Wednesday w ith Mr
Regular G irl Reserve cabinet
her brother, George Persons, and and Mrs Alfred G roer and daugh­
meeting was held Monday and
ter.
family.
Miss Betty M itchell has returned plans w ere made to attend the
Division I, 4-H cooking club, met
w ith their leader. Mrs. Ernest Wil- to high school after two weeks' ab­ pioneer party in Portland and to
hold a pioneer exhibit here May 10
f e r t Friday afternoon. They fin­ sence w ith sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W eller and Plans w ere also made to sell candy
ished their cooking project and are
w orking earnestly now to com­ two daughters spent Easter S un­ at the senior play and to paint the
day at Scholls w ith Mr. W eller ? fu rniture in the girls' rest room
plete their scrapbooks.
Mrs. J. W. Rich is in Portland parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wel­ Projects of pioneer interest w ill be
visiting her daughter. M rs Ben ler. w here a fam ily gathering was presented at the next meeting.
Hi-Y club met at the Robert
held.
Billiter. and new granddaughter.
Quite a num ber from here a t­ Tongue home last week with Reece
Mrs Laurence G. Hill returned
last Friday from a week's visit in tended a surprise birthday party Hathorn as speaker Several mem­
Seattle w ith her daughter, M rs G. Thursday night for Miss Leah Zed- bers attended an induction cere­
nik on Bull Mountain. A rthur mony of the area at Reed college
C. Shafer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M Hall and Steinhoff. Joe Kusie and Miss Wil­ Sunday. Harold M eyer was the
local neophyte.
son
furnished music.
daughters Betty and Joyce o f
’C T
B irthday O bserved
by M rs. D everell
S H IN G L E S
L av th e
fo u n d a tio n
P A S T R IE S
Latest Model
I-tu he Set
.75
;
■ L IT I-WIIMWARD
BEE
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Hillsboro's Home
Owned Bakery.
.
Long Radio
W orks
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G O LD IN W IST
corn
Cornelius. Oregon
Phone Forest Grave 30 F4
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PERFECTION BAKERY jg
O regon First!
YOUR
P R IN T IN G
Being Done in Hillsboro
A larger percentage of the dollar spent for printing
rem ains in your home community than in
practically any other line.
ALL PRINTING DONE BY EXPERIENCED CRAFTSMEN
Who make th eir homes in your home community.
H IL L S B O R O A R G U S
A Better Water Pipe
AT A LOWER COST
Sizes 2-inch up
ALSO SPECIAL IRRIGATION PIPE
Think of the years
ahean! They can bring
security. Invest in Sav­
ings and Loan, and pro­
test your own interest.
Free in form ation a t
your request.
H ills b o r o , O re g o n
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Irradiated for
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Sunshine ” V itämin D
Carnation Milk
CASCADE
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■ W h a t can e o ro p e re to a b r e a k fa s t
w it h p a n c a k e s u r w a ffle s ?
H a re 's
th e w a y t o eco n n m y a m i < »regon
Q u a lit y too! B p a c lfy fa r w a ffle s and
panaakea —
JONES
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y u . l l l y built J m a I J III. PWJ «a«-
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s p e c ify -
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’ ’ w o n 't elid e o ff th e fo r k " A f in e
p u x lu i t (ru m t'r « g o tt a o w n 1‘u rk e r-
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NLLSBURYS
■ ■ •T
MONEY
SOAF
Build homes with Brick or Tile that endure for generations and
money will be ready for you.
■ Y o u ’ ll c k a a r w h a n you « • • w h a t
r la t erw am y au«1a d«> fo r dtahaa a n d
fin e '
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NUBORA
CEREA!
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t h r iv in g <>rvg «n tra d « m u rk
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ntiglrt <*a(a a r a m a k in g b r a a k fa a t
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TRIANCLE
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SCHOLLS TILE CO. YARD
for ijo u r
See tk r
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I n tr d btU u. about f a r next
OREGON
M o th e r 's D a y
POULTRYMAN—
For more and better eggs buy Oregon made
Imperial Egg Mashes.
Milk Egg Mash. Sack
$2.10
Imperial Egg Mash. Sack
2.00
Big-Lay Egg Mash. Sack
1.90
DAIRYMAN—
For more dairy profits feed Oregon made
Imperial Dairy Feeds
Imperial Dairy, 20',' protein
$32
Cow Ration, 16 >2 % protein........ 30
Molasses Dairy, 15', protein.
27
Pay Cash and Save — Trade with Imperial
X
Millers of Quality Feeds
South Second St.
Batteries
Roofing
EPCO NEON
T u b in g
B lC T lO N
OF
OUR
roleetion
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Flrtf NSon.l Bank
T h * A r tita n a L ife
4 1 r tla o J
UTSTANDING FIRMS ASSIST IN
BRItiCfC I0U THIS ORECON MESSACI
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k n liu n , I j a rt y a r n . . . w „ . . t . d f a b r ic . — ORKOON
WORST! COMPANY, t»O0 M K t l t h A » . , P o rtla n d .
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Palm Cold
Capsules
Kramien’s Creosoted Cough
Remedy
$J.OO
50c
THE
100 Tablets for
$J.OO
D E L IV E R Y
NEW
No home is modern without one, for it completely revo­
lutionizes all former methods of bringing heating com­
fort into a home. Don’t buy another ordinary furnace
until you have seen the M ONTAG CO M FO RT-
MASTER. Every home can afford one . . . every home
will have a Comfort-Master . . . it’s the most outstanding
advancement we have ever shown in the heating indus­
try. Low in first cost . . . economical in operation!
■ H o o fin g conatru< (Io n . C a b in e ts ,
s h e lv in g , aln ka fo r th e hom e. H a cks,
c h u t re, ta n k a , v a ta a n d a n y th in g
w h ic h re q u ire « « k ill In fa a h lo n ln g
• h e e l in e tn l. W r it e u s F I R K T !
Sheet
C.
W E
F urnishes W arm th In W in te r;
S u m m er C o m fo rt; H e a lth f u l
H u m id ity ; pure a ir in constant
m o tio n ; and thoroughly c l e a n s
every bit of the air you breathe in
your home, elim inating dust, d irt.
L e t us show you how
EA SY we have made it fo r you
to have econom ical w arm th and
com fort in your home. D on’t de­
lay . . . you can have this M odern
heating plant rig h t now I
ab o u t th e C o m fo r t-M a s te r T o d ay I
TEST
Phon» 261X
Bankets
M elhuish C abinet S h o p
7
238 E Washington Street
HANDLE OREGON GROWN
SEEDS, PLANTS AND OTHER
OREGON PRODUCTS.
C veralls
In i
f c n s l it o n
Blankets
SHOES
ALOHA
Phone B203
Only authorized
distributors of
. .S o far a« possible. Included among these are Hodgen-
, Brewster Dairy and Poultry Feeds, from Portland Mills
and Oregon grown grains. We also feature the well-
known Lilly and Portland Seed Company’s field and Gar­
den Seeds. Oregon grown.
Standard Fuel Oils
FARM ERS’ C A SH
M e ta l
W o rk s
M ETAL
H a ls e y , P o rtla n d
FABRICATED
STEEL
CHROMIUM
P latin g
S e rv in g In
V o u r C o m m u n ity —
llonrlHon A Sewell
IS TO K N O W !
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M IL K D R IN K E R S
Seldom Feel Tired!
Milk is the one food-bever­
age which builds strength
and vitality. It is as essential
that adults drink two to
four glasses daily, as it is
(hat children do so. Order
by Phone 2104.
Pool - Gardner Lumber Co.
Office Phone 1341
4th at Main. Hillsboro
B L IT Z W E I N H A R D
BEER
And our own Hillsboro-Made
CHICKENS and FARM DRESSED BEEF
Soda Water, Royal Lime Rickey, Ginger Ale,
Lithiated Lemon, and Sparking Water.
Highest Market
Price Paid !
Ask Your Merchant
H A L E Y C A N N IN G C O .
ROYAL SO D A W ORKS
Eight Miles N ortheast of Hillsboro
Telephone 1R8
345 E. M ain St.
Phone 2432
/
C o m p lete
E n velo p e S ervice
Being a factory distributor in this city for
Mail-Well Envelopes we are now able to fill
ALL o f your envelope needs.
Standard and special size envelopes for every need — in
many qualities and colors of paper stock.
W i n d o w E n v e lo p e «
AND IT’S SAFETY IS
GUARANTEED
W ith solid seal glossine or the new Crystalite («ellophane)
windows in either eundard or special petitions to fit your
needs.
Really it is a great satisfaction
to know you may have all of
$5,000.00 in THIS BANK and
know it is safe against all
chance. An ample fund has
been set aside by the guaran­
teed banks to pay any losses
that might occur. The deposi­
tor can not lose.
$5,000.00
“For Everything in Building Materials”
Owned and operated by home folks
Phone 2891
151 W. Baseline Ht.
Catalog and banker’s flap envelopes for heavy mailings.
Furnished in many weights and colors of paper stock and
in many sizes.
•
B a a la e s N R e p l y a n d S t a t e a r e a t E a v e lo p e o
Special reply and statement envelopes printed to your order
speed up collections.
n
C a la a n d S e e d E n v e lo p e s
Specially constructed for bard usage in many stock sizes
and styles.
A i r M a l l E n v e lo p e n
Deposit It Here and Rest
EASY.
Building Materials
We also handle Willnmlnn drain
tile and “C hleftan" hydrated lime
Cement In truck and carload lots
W illamette river, Columbia river,
and Gales creek sands and gravel,
1004 Main St.
MrC«fck-Deering Farm Machinery
O reg o n M o n u m e n t W orks
H. H. STANNARD, Mgr.
( o m n i e r c l a l a n d O f f i c ia l E n v e le
Oregon Made
All kinds of Lumber, Mouldings, Doors, Windows,
Cement, Brick. Tile Blocks, Cement Blocks, Iron­
ing Boards, Medicine Cabinets, Fuller Paints,
Cedar Shingles, Etc., Etc., Etc.
North of Cannery on P. R. N. Ry.
Phone Forest Grove
366J and 371W
Five thousand dollars is no
small sum of money. It takes
years of industry and economy
to accumulate such a sum.
Few really arrive at old age
with that much laid by for
their workless years. They who
do accomplish this want to
know it is safe against all
chance.
$5,000.00
■-
Sewer pipe, road culverts,
Poultry Feed for Best Results-
well casing, pier b lock s,
foundation blocks, building
grade feed at a moderate price.
blocks, building tile, chim­
ney blocks, all sizes of drain
tile, 3-inrh 3c a foot, 4-inch SEED ♦ A T __ SEED OATS—
3 Vic a foot, 5-inch 4 »/„c a
foot, 6-inch 6c a foot.
H illsboro C oncrete Brick &, Tile
S u sb au er Bros.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
THAT IS A NEAT SUM
e-
Hi boro Feed Co.
DAY
We have many designs and types to select from.
Cornelius. O rejó n
Phone 2104
Hillsboro, Oregon
Thl icellent dairy feed contains 500
pofi ot I--,.,| conceidrates per ton.
for
D E C O R A T IO N
In the Market for Live
M cFall Jersey D airy
B. E. MALING CO.
I. X. L URY FEED—
installed
A lw a y s
IOC Quart
DJIRY FEED
you
or
C a ta lo g E a v e lo p e ti
Hillsboro Feed Co.
BEST
RoymoJ
PftYCRESJ
WITH
DON’T UNp YOUR OATS—-
TH E
STORE
nZALCROSS
REEDVILLE
Phone 3740
M O N U M E N T
D elivery and installation guarantee»! for M em orial Day
ll H Td '
* Pou,try - Poultry Supplies and Wool
Hillsboro. Oregon
Phone 3061
The Following Brands
Î tilailurod in Hillsboro l>v
All Our Products Are
O R E G O N M A D E
1331
¡Vs Not Too Late to
Have a Suitable
NO
KELO FLOUR and
Wheat Cereals
We handle
Triangle Feeds
We H a n d le O n ly O reg o n - M ade P ro d u cts
Ask for
Yo m make more money if
tr» your oats for
Phone
Are an Ore­
gon manufac­
turer of
SHEET
CANNED
F O O D S
J. B. IM L A Y & S O N S
Banks, Oregon
M ARKER
WHEN YOU BUY
Phone
B R O W N ’S T I N S H O P
Free Estimate«.
137 K. Second Avr
i A
in Today. . .
W OO L'O*_________
H iik s i
ÏD D U C T IO N
W E
We Carry All Kind« of Glass.
T h ir d A v e n u e , P o rtla n d
P ortlan d C a sk e t Co.
P ortlan d C h em ica l Co.
MANUFACTURE OREGON
POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS.
WE
Let Us Modernize Your Kitchen
BERCMANN
H ow e’s C lothing S hop
U SE
W hat It D o e s ...
235 S. Third Ave.
■ T h o u s a n d s o f fe e t w a lk In c o m -
T o r t » - I n s p o rt w e a r fa a h lo n e d by
B e rg m a n n N o w , c o m fo rt an d long
v lth s tv le to«», cornea in dress
shoes, m atin by
A m erican H c co lite Corp n
J. E. Bcrkhcimcr Mtj. Co.
NEW ADDRENN
Trailers
PENDLETON
“Tailored Especially for You”
C O M rO R T -M A ST E R
Ask
■ T h . r .n d l.t n n b .d td a n k .t l . * d .
you Io o th e r fa m o u e P e n d le to n p r o ­
d u c ts. In d ia n a n d a u to robes, trun k -
In a w e c ru is e r an d g o lf coat«, and
lo u n g in g robes. A ll v ir g in w ool!
B36 8 . E . S ix th A v e n u e , P o rtla n d
N O W I T.rt tia a a -
M «t w it h r o o fin g a n d ro<»f <-<»atlng.
M ONT&G
C om e
BAYLY-UNDERHILL
W H E R R IL T A IL O R E D C L O T H E S
Prescription Druggists
210 E. Main St.
Phone 266
FREE
m u s t co m blnaaw ear-
r e a ia tln g m a te r ia ls a n d s h r in k -p r o o f
u iia llty . H A Y L T - A L I. H e r e ju s t
t h a t ! Che« k up on y o u r c o rd u ro y s
to o ; th e fin e s t c a r r y th e lab el —
■ M e ta l p la tin g , fin is h in g , p o lis h -
m g. a n d la c q u e rin g
W e d e e m It a
p r iv ile g e to g iv e p ro m p t a t te n tio n
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ON
■ O regon V aJlay w ools a r e c o m p a r ­
a b le to th e fin e s t Im p o rts . T h r s a
f a m o u s P o r t l a n d W o o le n M i l l «
b la n k e ts h a v e pushed th e fa m e of
O regon n a tio n w id e N o w a n e w fe e -
fe r e , y o u r fin e v ir g in wool b la n k e ts
• • ^ p e r m a n e n t ly m o th .p ro o fe d .
N . 61d and
K N O W W HAT OREG ON
69c
Pint
50c
C A B IN E T W O R K
N . I . O regon • tr e e « , P o rtla n d
POOLE Cr M c C O N IC L E . Inc.
been com pi 1ml liy o ar ln<iu«lrt«l H * t *>I»>|>-
i nt lilvta km . It I* up-to-4al« and « u th rn tir
ivrew'«i| purrhaainir a<«nta a ra In * Il ml to
H t* fo r a copy
W r a r * Intaraatgg in
rlh rrln ir com mu nil y propraaa and industrial
vclopm rnt I.f the ('««lumlUa llaaln
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■ F o r s te e l b rid g e s a n d b u ild in g s ,
h n a t «p ikes, bolts, a n d upaet rods;
ulao b ea m s , channel»«, nnglee, plat»*«.
b and Guam Briquets
II«» 1>a|n<>wt W tirrr to Buy What You Want?
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tor
B A N K S C H EESE CO.
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R .r tl.n d
200 N .
Klcvlricil,
Us«
PO W t R
PITTMURSH
Pittsburgh Plat* Clssa Ce.
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■ I-oo k a t y o u r housef I«ook In sid e
And o u ja ld f
W h a t doaa I t need?
t a i n t T V a rn is h ? I.a c q u e rT E n a m e l?
O u r local d e a le r w ill sho w you how
easy I t Is to use I lt t s b u r g h p r o d ­
ucts.
r it e fo r o u r F H IT K o ffe r.
do« —fMd him right —
I 1 •’ t g t >rar l!»J< It w a a o u r p le a s u re to la r v a O re g o n
i ■ ; !• ai |2.&4? 5"7 00 «»f <>rrg«>n pr«xture«| m r r r h a n d l« « —
M U I R < R A N K C O M P A N Y , l ’«»rtlan«l.
O R IG O N
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
**T h e p e rfe c t sleep co v e rin g *'
u d C itr o n P a .la
F r u it CSS .1«. . 1 « — O R A V A C O M P A N Y .
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WOOL ’O THE WEST
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For Oregonians
Wentworth fir Irwin, I nc.
A mr .
Hillsboro
Forest G ro v e
Safeway Store
Ed Ahlgren’s
Fairway Market
Safeway Store
Curry’« Grocery
Lindgren Store
Columbia Food Store
Conrad’s Grocery
Bank« Market, Bank«
Powne Mercantile, Banks
A tlee’s Store, Bank«
P A IN T S
ta
r
vise
WASHINGTON COUNTY DEALERS —
Operated by Oregonians
■ W l l h b u ild in g , r v m o d .tln g a n d
r a n o v a lta a t h . o r d . r o f t h . d a y . r . -
r n . n i b . r t h l . — b u ild f o r p . r m . n -
•h e y l . f u« aaala, w it h q u a lity ca
o i.n t H p r, Ify O re g o n o r Hun I I , a n d . .
S
Hound lif e In s u ra n c e ft»r © r e -
o n la n e fo r 40 y e a rs by th ia
hom e ortM luct co m p a n y.
N e a r ly 10v% of o u r In v e s t­
m e n ts a r e In O regon.
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Oivned by Oregonians
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RASMUSSEN
'W K N T - W I N " t r u c k
ng t r a i l e r . B o d lM b u ilt
a n d t r u c k ..
LIFE
BANKING SIRyiCI
a ffla a d
“ • '« * » « ••« ! bm iu'd
r . n . l . r l n , * . «!<■•
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An Oregon Made Product
ORECON-PORTLAND
T il. M TH O N O EH T of N O N -
A lH K r t a A H IJ C l l r . p r o l . f
lio n a t a m v I i « • ( 1 1 « T h U l
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f i r . I , « . . . I n . . 119.
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It o v e r w it h t h . a « . n t In yo u r
c o m m u n ity I
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"M E L L O -G L O W ”
MONTAO
■ M a k s H p rln g p a in tin g and d s c o r-
a tln g a b e a u tifu l, p la a a a n t, a n d p e r ­
m a n e n t o p e ra tio n . Aak us fo r au g -
g «e tlo n e a n d e s tim a te s . . . y o u ’l l
ba s u rp rla a d how lit tle It w ill cost,
w h an you dec id e to usa -
FIRE
Oraa.-n B«rvk'«,
AN OREGON INSTITUTION
INT8
MONTAC
tT A T l,
Otvgoii Made
Kramien's Antiseptic.
Pint
Kramien's Russian Oil
C ilC C S e
ff, ' v t . T.°.” R »X»»». • h«»utlful
CLOTHES
Utatam
Im p erial Feed QC G ra in C o.
AUTOMOBILE
Largest assortment
in town.
Washington Savings C H A S . L. W A LK ER
and Loan Association Every Form of Agent
Protection — Fire It ’s Sensational, Revolutionary!
J. M. PERSON, Manager
Automobile. Liability. Surety
Bonds and Life.
Savings i Loan Bldg.. Hillsboro
Phone 1732
116 8. 3rd Ave
Buy Oregon Products
g
H ig h T a n a it y
Box C hocolates
INSURANCE COMPANY
O il«
u !■’ t '••••» ‘ f F l’t'« > Nairn
tu b ln g arr «riling < 'reg.
t o O re g o n p ao p la r v a r y d a y . T o the
in m - h a n t w lm boat a a r v r a you , y o u r
IV tR V
fatiwri
MULTNOMAH BATTERIES
M U T U A L F IR E
M < M IN N « llll,
S IG N S
Portland General Electric Co.
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M " N 1 A i l l ( . n g „ o r C ir c u la t o r l l . a l .
a r ! In ¥<» IJ|i huaenm nt, an a u to -
p u illo oil b u rn e r, fu rn a c e . C o m fu r t-
M a a ta r . o r C la a n a to r. A u a a la r n a a r
>«»u, e ln .a r e ly w a n ts y o u to hnv«
• he M o n ta g p ro d u c t you need ><«
l.a e m ada It K A H Y fo r you to B N -
J«»Y it r ig h t n o w - -fo r he, too, Is
S n th u s ls s tlo a b o u t O re g o n Q u a lity !
•<*•01 CMiutran
F arm e rs
C iv lo Clubs
Women«, Clubs
M a r c h a n ts
S ocial C lubs
Industrial gm o leyeee
N e w s p a p e rs
ta le s m e n
Chemaeri of C o m m erce R a d io • t a l io n s M a n u fa c tu r e r a
h ave «UAUaie 1 »V1'
<owan1 le a r n in g a n d ta ilin g , e f
* * • a œ f u u ^ e t lr » « 1 >» m a k e s , g ro w s , a n d c re a te s .
Y<)U. w e e In d iv id u a l, a r e a sk ed to b u y , t r y . a n d ta a t O ra -
• ’•n
MuaJlQ, peìe.’tlng
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m th e fin e p --------------
ro d u i ts a n d services w
a
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abundance “ L e t's Ball O regon T o Ourselves*»
P I R I T — Wag we can sell O re g o n to th e w e r ld l
B •'
NEON
Washington Street between 1st and 2nd
Hillsboro
PLANT AT SCHOLLS, OREGON
Our Motto— “Friendly Service . . . Fair Prices”
89c
Quart
• P rom pt, Satisfactory
Adjustment of fire Losses
T M | | W |1 K , I N
SrERRYS
Homes are built w ith money -G enerally w ith some one else’»
money—Money has not been available for home building recently
Why'’ Largely because so many homes of questionable character were
built, went back to finance companies and could not be resold for
enough to cover first mortgage.
Safe —- Reliable
Phone (1
H IL L S B O R
FULLER’S, Thsy Lsstl
QUALITY
M. J. JONES, Fickar
Hillsboro. Ore.
All the above prices are cash F. O. B. our warehouse.
Slight ex tra charge for delivery.
OREGON'S OWN
■
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v n d a r U . H G o v e rn m e n t Inapat tlo n
O re g tu i’a f in e r huge a r e p roc eased
b y th e V a lle y ra > -liln a C o m p a n y to
■ r in g v«»u t h a t "o ld fa s h io n e d f l a -
▼or", atam am b ar-
Men, Women and Children
to Wear!
H o m e L aundry &
D ry C leaners
We Are An Oregon Manufacturer
\
■ S t a r y m o r n in g , s t a r t th e d a y
W ith K n ig h t a H a g u e R iv e r T u m a lo
J ill« * F o r m e e t« e t a . w e eug g eat
• o r T g m a to C a ts u p A n d fo r those
p |. n ice be su re to In c lu d e a t le a s t
one of o u r m a n y v a r ie tie s o f P le h la a
F o r T o m a to J u ice. C a ts u p , 1*1 eklea,
KNICHT’S
Everything for
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Gates Pipe & Investment Co., Inc.
TOMATO
JU I
HILLSBORO, OREGON
Telephone 47
CROWN
" ■ e a t F a ta n t
J. H. GARRFTT. Prop
• 25% Saving
• Non-Assessable
fire Protection
«
O regon d rp e n d a upo n th e aueveaa
h e r w h e a t t rope, a n d b a k in g de«
p en de up«»n (h e flo u r W h e n you tu«
alat upon Heat
Meet lia i e n t u n b fen ehed
u u a llty , you m a k e b o th a •ur
d iv e y o u r gr«i«-er a s ta n d in g o rd e r
PANCAKX
Spring after spring many
women wear themselve.;
out beating rugs, brushing
drapes— and still they’re
never really clean! Enjoy
YOUR SPRING outdoors,
having fun— and let us
dry clean everything you
have to put away! Special
care given to woolen and
fine fabrics.
■ I f Y o ur h o m e needs f i l i n g o r r e -
rliilw hliur. F u lle r hue w h a t yuu need
t o «Io H ie
m u l in O re g g<»n
o n »luiil-
quul-
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fa
t. e v e ry th in g th a t m a k e « yo u r
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1)0 H N ° W I A n y w h e r e
in th e W r a t, »#y -
OREGON
■ F l i a t to b r in g you T h a r m a l o
r o a m in g a n d th e re u aa b le ( le s a Ja»
Y o u r g ro c e r baa ep aciel p i b ea, r ig h t
n ow , «ut b o th th e f a m ilia r tin a iu t
Jar
HI«»« k tn» on Q u a lit y — a t a
s a v in g . " A n O re g o n >*r<Mluct atnva
ISMI. a n d p roud of I t "
**
A home-owned independent Oregon store, that
buys and sells Oregon manufactured merchandise.
We always keep abreast of the time at knowing
where to buy, who to buy with— also knowing
how to mark and retail good and well-known
brands of merchandise at what appears very evi­
dent the lowest prices.
Oregon Mutual gives policy­
holders the strongest of fire
protection at a 25% saving.
Here’s what they get when
they insure with this strong.
4 1 -year-old company:
INSIST ON . . .
A R G U S.
’For 77 y «ara "Orason haa brewed
B
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M anufactured by
Ifo u .)/
Hl.'ir
COLDEN WEST COFFEE
CROWN
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T IM E m o w TO t N .'O t
M V M l* » ’ - O t*
Amo o r r - m O U T­
DOOR S P O «T S
■
f i n e MIC M il
W a e re m u m lim n
h ap p y to t>(ier you o u r p io d u r l,
th iv titfll (h e b e t t e r d e e le ie . lit Ju«e
b n ttle a , o r oil d r a titfh l. Y<>u’U f lin t
f la v o r urul eiiK H itb iieea . . . t ru e b e e r
a e tle fn r tlo u
O re g o n ’« fa m o u s bea r n a m e —
BLITZ WEINHARD
DOLL H R
1H Miles West of North Plains at Vadis
M ay
Let’s Sell OREGON to Ourselves
and
Oregon Made
MOUNTAIN CEDAR
A . L. B U T T E R W O R T H & S O N
Thursday,
H IL L S B O R O
BREAD
fire insurance
RANDOM AND DIMENSION CUTTING
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R A D IO S
T o n g u e, S tretch er
H ilh i Executives
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H IL L S B O R O . O R E G O N
■ • ■-
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E v e n t S ta rte d
O re n c o P u p ils
in T ra c k M eet
A R G US.
Printed in regular red and blue ink border with your return.
Printec
Two
1 wo • standard sizes.
K e o o o a ia ll E a v e lo fs e n
For mailing
mailii
third class advertising matter. Flap seal type
w ith the s
special ‘ gum spot," with or without window.
D r a g , T h e a t r e T l e k e t , P a y , F lo r is t E n v e lo p e « .n d many other.
COME TO THE
C om m ercial N a tio n a l B an k
riP U Wa|}
InitlMi an
“ The Largest Independent
Bank in Washington County.’1
Hillsboro
I o u r Ih tu b lr
Oregon
Iru a ra u tr a
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HILLSBORO ARGUS