H IL L S B O R O
P a g e S ix
A R G U S.
H IL L S B O R O ,
O R E G O
Thuixtlay. Augnai H, 193.*$
1 bv held on the lawn of Mrs. Em-1
ma Dtct’dorff to which C hristian
Garden Home H ’in Banks Epworth Leaguers Visit
Locals Lose
< Kndeavorers from Hillsboro are in Orenco Circle
vited A. Carrick, pastor.
S u n d a y E vens Up
Institute; Rev. Tilton to Preach
Aloha Game C ounty P la y o ff
Plans Session
Kctli.tny Baptist Church
Bible school. 9:45 a. nt., helpful
witrtl From there they will «»> to Wash, visited friend - hen* one day
the Yosemite valley and then home last week, lie recently returned
Miss Woodward will leave with from u trip to Europe.
them for her vacation anti will
Mr and Mrs Sam Fran/en of
come back to Orenco for a week at
Portland vialted at the Adam Bel
hom e.
John llolmason t»f Vancouver. la home Sunday.
— —
.
; instruction for all, m orning wor-
H ills b o ro D ro ps F irs t T ilt
G arden Home defeated Roy at A n n u a l M o th e rs ’ C lu b P icn ic H e ld ; Scouts H e a r P o rtla n d - ship service. 11 o'clock. Prof I Horn«* R e m o d e le d ; A . B elin
o f S e c o n d -H a lf S chedule
Banks Sunday afternoon 6 to 3 to
K i.iscr will deliver the in.- sage
R etu rn s fro m H o s p ita l
e r ; F a m ilie s M o v e : S e v e ra l V a c a tio n a t Beaches
even up the play-off series for
Song and preaching service. 11 p.
! the Washington County baseball
in . Rev. G aliger delivering evening
San »at l.eaca*
illy Mr». Huuh Burrlvtlsl
league championship. The t w o
address Rev. Theo l.eger. pastor
<8«con<l H alf)
iBy Mr». Fr.-.i Wolford)
I talk and Friday afternoon they at-
ORENl O Friendly Circle club
w L P et teams will clash this Sunday on a
W L PctJ
BANKS
Rev
Tilton
will
occupy
tended
the
Townsend
picnic
at
will meet with Mrs Floyd Knox
Hillsboro
» « .5< h > ! neutral diam ond in the deciding the Banks pulpit Sunday evening i Jantzen Beach.
7 1 .87ft|0orn*ti«M
Wt> iifi- ht-ailqHiii'ti'i's for Itiiuli'i' Twine, Gruin B*K*.
I'rnlreiM tal Tabernacle
s 4 ,4!s ; game,
• 2 .75»» W illam ette
Tualatin
Sunday. Sunday school, 10 a in.; August 15
1
after
an
absence
of
tw
o
weeks.
(
Mrs.
Florence
Shurler
of
Cas.
5 8 .626 Ranks
Aloha
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Larry
Daniels
of
ititd
Sucking Twine.
2 Î
r * e errors by Roy and J l^ s o H d — w^ k “h T u ^ d m a n a i ^ I a o ^ U . M w h " ’. r r t ^ T S u n d ay 'fo r !
J .l .U' î lüC^ ;. y o u n l
4 4 .5 0 0 ,)r e n m
b a u rrl
Portland visited M rs . D a n ie ls '
_
.. ,
, .
people’s
service.
li 15 p. in ; evan
Sherwood . . 4 4 .60» North Plain* 2 6 .25 , hits bv G arden Home cin e...« ....
’ for ,h e wlnners Hall and Ibe Epw orth League Institute at I a few months' visit with her broth- gelistie service, 8 p. m. Tuesday, mother. Mrs. Eva Urandcnbcrg.
We nrc cnsli buyers of Wheat, Oats, Barley. Hairy
Local Sunset leaguers dropped | Smith held
City Those from Banks at- - r J er-in-law and j-
sister.
Mr «•■u
and * M
rs a
Roy to six hits. Drake, Falls
•
- » .. ....
“ *»■
Vetch, Common Vetch, Hungarian Vetch and ('lover
prayer
Thursday. Thursday.
th eir first game of the second-half
H
fir«» »oolror
tending the institute are M ane Henry Atlec Mr. and Mrs. At lee „ p 111., ,,,,
, . meeting.
. . .
Mr. and Mrs Harold Holmes of
schedule Sunday to Aloha, winners nected for a home run with two « “ 'ben
Seeds.
“ " ’"i “' “ " i
Po,r " ‘" ’,d Su,n ' m ? evan«. I stie
' H a i ry Dallas spent the week-end with
of the first-half, by a score of 13 men on base in the second inning P ’ e,sch- Prank Wahl and Earl M il-[ ctay^as she made the trip here b> ,
¿ X ,.
H a r r y their parents, Mr. and Mrs W II
G R A IN B A G S
to 2. T h is S u n d a y H illsb o ro w ill
train.
Ring
Good
Oat
Sucks—
clash w ith N orth Plains at the | Roy captured the first game of
Mr and Mrs Cliff Thompson and I
Miss Alma Gourley of Falls City
Fam ily Moves
Free Methodist Church
H«ch
Shute park diamond in the final
in 'th e 1S »pending this week w ith friends family visited at the Elma l.yda S
A. C. Parks and family moved
Services
will
aguin
be
resum
ed
at
home
at
Glenwood
Sunday.
leagtie game of the season.
i fail to u rnarnent beginning¡'the last >» Banks. She came to Banks w ith
into
the
J.
Shaw
house
lust
week
No. 1 Second Wheat Sack»-—
Mr and Mrs Dwight Sellers of the Free Methodist church with as the house w here they lived has
Miss Sylvia Severance, who took
lead in the league in the m atter
“ '
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Rev. J. N Walker as the new pas- been sold
R. H. K th e young people from here to Hillsboro
Each
__
tor.
Rev.
Walker
recently
opened
of games won and lost, but so m e, Garden Home
6 14 0 Falls City Saturday for the League T Sellers Sunday.
M itt'* M oxie’"'H opkins retu rn ed JR»’ “
* ° r,k “!'d organized the
llonir Krniodrlcd
doubt exists as to w hether or not Boy
i . o Institute.
B IN D E R T W I N E
me
l’luss ot Carlton.
The Ernest W ilfert resilience is
games played against N orth Plains
J - Snuth and D aim ler. Janaen.
Don Moore returned home Sun- t^m
e Friday from O. S. C„ w here w here he has been
i^ J -0 0
serving the lust being remodeled anil more floor
500
feet
to
pound—
and Banks, recently of the Wash- F'
■"<*
dav from a w eek's visit w i t h sh5 h a s -b e e n «»ending su m m e r,,
space added G. A. Robson is help
ington County league, w ill count
~
.
B a le
...................
M
m
,
S
-r>
l™
lor
S
«nd.,
a
»
„
M
.
ing w ith the work. J P. Rogers
against the Sunset standings.
1 W O 1 C H IU S 1 IC O
has also raised his house and put
650 feet to pound—
T ualatin lost to North Plains Sun- !
a new foundation under it and he
day 7 to 4. If this game counts.
group of relatives from Portland.
B ale
Mr. and Mrs. F red Irvine and
Jus‘ and L aurence Hill are reshingling
the locals have a one-game lead. .
Hobsons Move
family of Portland visited Sunday closed on the Canyon road was the roof.
Softball Lear««
If th e game is disregarded and
We w ill also have a limited amount of storage room
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hobson, who with Mrs. Irvine's mother. Mrs. term ed the most outstanding in the
tSaeond Half»
Robert V andcver and Lawrence
the forfeit from Gaston, North I
have been living in th e church par- Alice Parm ley, who lives north of Oregon conference. Over 1000 people Rose left for Eastern Washington
for all grains. If yon desire to store your grain kindly
L Pet
W L Pet
Plains' predecessor in the league, S*«da Works W
were
camped
on
the
grounds
be
l i" .sis sonage, moved Sunday to the H arry Banks.
8 1 .750 Arvu*
last week to w ork in the harvest
let us know at once.
is recognized. T ualatin and H ills Fairw ay
S I .750 S afew ay
t 2 six j Riggs place west of Banks,
Mr. and Mrs. Eli G rindle re sides many visitors who attended (lel.ls
boro would be tied for first place Ireland*
2 2 .500 Guard*
during the eamp.
l s iso | Mr and Mrs. W. R. Lilly and turned home Sunday from Port
Leona Rose of Bryn Mnwr.
P ay C a ih an d Save — T ra d e w ith Im p e r ia l
w ith seven wins and one loss.
Fairw ay and the Soda W orks i _______,
Esther H. T urner of Hillsboro C a Miss
daughter Ehna Belle of ~ Los ...
Ángeles land, w here they had visited "reia-
l. is spending a few weeks with
Also, it.—
if —
such
games
are
e
l
i
m
i
n
-
w
ent
into
a
two-way
tie
for
first
I
an
d
"
Mrs.
B
elle"tJtlv
”"of
Cornelius
was
elected
conference
Sunday
..........................
.....
”
tives
for
a
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
—
_ against
.——
A V
T—
—
it. P
I'll*.
— —
»» » the
). .. l.-v^nl
»,«77 league
her grandparents, Mr. unit Mrs
ated. the game
North
la in
s, place « in
local ,«.»/.V
softball
were Saturday evening dinner Frank ‘G rin dle’ brought them home I “ j!?“ * ^ « e l a r y for the year and
would not count this Sunday and Thursday evening when the Soda guests of Mr and Mrs. Fred Wol- and rem ained until Monday eve : will have charge of the Sunday N athaniel Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Subo a r e
Hillsboro would autom atically be Works lost an extra-inning game ford and family.
school work of the state.
ning.
spending a few days on the coast.
»South Second Ave.
Phone 01
Millers of Quality FcrcU
credited w ith eight w ins and one to the National Guards 14 to 13
Mr and Mrs. A. C. Wahl and
.
M
others'
Picnic
Held
Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Robson vis
loss. Tualatin has yet to face the j and Fairway staged a last-inning
( hristian ( hurch
The
annual
Mothers'
club
picnic
sor>s
John
and
Bryce
visited
Dr
ited
at
the
Howard
Potter
home
In
strong Sherwood squad.
! rally to defeat Irelands 4 to 2.
O ur shorter service is working
reunion was held Fridav after- a_.n “ Mrs. Guy Gibson in Forest
P ortland Sunduy afternoon.
Hillsboro's first run against Aloha
Score in the Ireland-Fairw ay and
noon and evening at'
! ° rove Sunday In the afternoon
se“
^ ^ ’ .T T «
Mrs. W F. H unter spent Monday
came on successive doubles by Fox game was tied 2 to 2 after the first Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wahl. Business
drove to Falls City, w here
Mrvtee
dt 9 45
and Clyde Brandaw in the second half of the final fram e but
the m eeting was held in the afternoon -,le EPw orth League institute is
"ra 'llv
¿ r i ix i 1510-'o'30Sl"reii-iJ onblv with friends in Portland.
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Karns spent
inning. The final score came in Grocers put over a tw o-run Works and at 6.30 a pot luck dinner was e d ^ h f r a ’ b J ^ b r t h " R W h ^ t a,,d
b> P«»‘°r. ¡0:31)11; ’ Sunday nt the Louie Madden home
the ninth when Joos was hit by a to win. The G uard-Soda
We3
a“
ended?
-
v
and
Tom
and
Elizabeth
m
S
™
?
L
urds
T
abk
’
«»•“
‘3
This
g.ves
in
Portland
was nip and tuck from scan
w « j . w e n a n c u u c u u j ,
. t „ w , »..a
n "Y
giv«
pitched ball, stole second and then game
to finish w ith the Guardsm en hold- the fam ilies of the mothers. A fte r1 * nd T v. ‘
th McClelland-
ARE TH E BALANCE
Adam Delia Ilrnuzht Home
everyone plenty of tim e to go else-
came home on H anna's long fly.
speeches w
by Mrs
t
Adam Bella wus brought home
tinner speeches
w ere
ere made
made by
Mrs
Word has been * received
here that » h c r e f °«' luncheon or afternoon
W H E E L S W H IC H S E R V E
“Mose" Jubitz of Aloha hurled ing a slight advantage during most dinner
the game.
' l°ra Munford, a ch arter mem ber
Croissant a form er loei, elsewhere. Christian Endeavor, 7 from the Jones hospital Wednesday,
a sparkling game, allow ing but of The
T O H O L D P R IC E S
Argus-Safeway game sched- of the club, Mrs. H A. Williams, ¿ ho^,' ¿ ncipal ¡n Buf,lks h
p. m . interm ediate and young w here he has been for the past
five scattered hits and striking out
W IT H IN B O U N D S
uled
for
last
week
was
postponed
W.
T.
Sellers,
A.
C.
Wahl
and
Mrs
encd
a
jew
elry
store
and
w
a?eh
PeoP1
«-
County
C
E
rally
at
Tigard
eight
weeks
w
ith
a
fractured
leg
13 batters. Aloha pounced on Rosk.v,
Games scheduled f o r tonight
Fred Wolford and Mrs. A. C. W ahl repair shop In Woodland. W ash’
in afternoon Union service with He Is improving, but It will be
Hillsboro pitcher, for eight runs
It is a noticeable fa rt that
Mr. and Mrs Cliff Sandy and
Mrs H attie Davidson of Forest M E church at the C hristian churen I some tim e before he is able to get
in four innings. Brandaw replaced (Thursday) will find the tw o first
in localities where there is no
Roskv. but tw o erro rs and five place teams (Fan-wav and the Soda d au g h ters,-M am ie and Mary re- Grove visited her m other Mrs M 8 P ">• Son« -service and special around.
w
orks)
clashing
on
the
south
Ju
n
-
turned
home
Thursday
from
a
two
a
D
odds
M
nndnv
n
.ah
t
’
music.
Sermon
by
pastor
o
f
the
M.
Mrs. H E B urdette and daughter
A. Dodds Monday n ig h t
hits produced five m ore runs.
locally manufactured product
high diamond. The G uards will w eeks' auto trip through Idaho and
E church Midweek service. T hurs Barbura Jeanne visited at the E I.,
N orth Plains has defeated two ior
to
hold a commodity down in
meet
the
Argus
on
the
north
Ju
n
-
Yellowstone
National
park
Com-
day.
8
p.
m
W
e
extend
a
hearty
l.udw
iek
home
in
Portland
Friday
top team s in the Sunset league and ior high field and Irelands and ing home they circled through
welcome to all our services R L.
Mr. and Mrs I, T. Woodward
price, those shipping in front
a good game is in prospect when ■ Safeway will cross bats at Hilhi.
Putnam, pastor.
Utah w here they visited places of
■inti son K en n eth left S atu rd ay
Hillsboro meets the squad h e r e 1
outside points take advantage
M. E. Chnrch (Bethany)
interest at Salt Lake City.
for San F ran cisco. C a t. to visit
afternoon. "Lefty"
Grogan. >**'» <
o Sunday
u n u d j aiierntxtri.
i^eii > virogan.
K f *11 T
1
of the situation and almost
Methodist Episcopal Church
th
e
ir
d
au
gh
ter.
Miss
Lorenc
Wixxi-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Wolford
and
«¡¡¡^1
ev
«
7
s
u
i
^
a
y
,
10
a
m
-
Ger'-
Auld, Wahner. Cook and Sigler ot C e d a r M ill, L a u re l
Church school at 9:45. Miss Rose
always boost the price.
family spent Sunday w ith a group man service n
'
the N orth Plains nine are all H ills
of relatives at th e E. Van Market -
-
boro boys.
HK DKAI. IN KKAL K.STATK
sum mer camp on Scoggins creek.
It, therefore, is only good business on your part to
In other Sunset league games
W rit.
Norman
Schulm
erich
spent
sever
Farm Union
Fir» and Aulom,t4»lt» Inrtiruhe«
Sunday Banks defeated Orenco 7
patronize your local industries. Especially when the qual
al
days
last
week
visiting
his
grand-
(Second
H
alf!
M»k» I.(Mini and I w u i 8ur»ly bund»
to 5 and W illam ette defeated Laurel
W L Pet
ity is equal and your local people w ill meet any tempor
w L Pet father.
Edward Schulm erich, of First Church of Christ (Scientist) ,nk’n '**'1 sing.
7 to 5. Sherwood forfeited to Cor Cedar Mill 4 2 .667 Carlton
KU RATLI & WISMER
3 3 .50» Hillsboro
Services
are
held
every
Sunday
^
?
Un.day
nL
ght
«
'rX‘c‘’
at
thc
arily loweretl price by an outside concern.
Laurel
nelius.
4 2 .667 Kan. City ? 5 367
HILLSBORO.
ORhXsON
and Mrs. Willard B urnett re- at 11 a. m.; Wednesday eveninu 1 hristian church with Rev. Reed
4 S .571 Buxton
Schedule for this Sunday is as Verboort
T elephone 1891
1286 Second St
Cedar Mill went into a tie with turned home Wednesday from a services at 8 o’clock; Sunday school b n n K,n*l
me>sage
follows: W illam ette at C ornelius.’ . -----—. ----; - - - — --------- — ----- . . . _
.,
. _
_
,
,■ . _
-----
Orenco at LaureL T ualatin at Sher- Laurel for the leadership of the t r ‘P
Seaside and Cannon Beach a‘ * > »■ m. Pupils up to the age
BaptHt ('hurch
wood Banks at Aloha and North ?ec°nd-half schedule in the Farm The-V w ent by way of the
lower ° f 20 years are welcomed. Free
Last week of the Gideons at our
P la in s at H illsb o ro
Union league Sunday by virtu e of Columbia highway and returned by reading room open on Wednesdays
church.
Each
night except S a tu r
ria in s at m nsnoro.
a io to 4 victory over Kansas City Tillamook.
and Saturdays from 2 until 4 p. m.
FOR FA R M S
R. H. E.
day. come. Rev. Clarence Hedrick,
Mr. and Mrs. William Susbauer ^ “ ''da.v s topic. 'S p irit."
Hillsboro
. 2 8 4 Verboort advanced to w ithin half a
former pastor, will preach August
LARGE or SMALL
P la n t a t Scholia, O rego n
Aloha
13 14 4 game of the leaders by w inning a and children are vacationing at the
„ .
.
18 at the morning service. Mrs
Rosky, C. Brandaw and
Brandaw ; double-header Sunday. The squad beach.
O ur Motto—"Friendly Service . .
Fair Price»''
„Y1' “ ' Llinreh
See
A
lb
e
r
t
H
e
a
rd
J u b its and McBreen.
YVaihlnglun Street h elw rrn l»t and 2nd
HlUihora
12 to 1 and
Scouts H ear Portlander
9 , 5 - _? Mr«°w n i ery Sund®y- Hedrick also will be present.
R- H. E. trounced C arlton
Banks, Oregon
Banks
Mr. VanBroggen of P ortland gave tendent ’ Pr,.-iphin,, nf,??.',:iUPeri n '
. 7 11 4 swamped B uxton 14 to 6. Laurel
Ask your attorney to send your
Orane«
i L . « * ™ 10' *
by
5 6 4 traveled to Vancouver Barracks on a talk to the Boy Scouts Monday Ellsworth T il t o n
legal advertising to the Argus
evening when they met at the home f j ^ d a v evenino ^t
Van Loo and Bernard* ; G arfield, Blia* Sunday and lost 13 to 3.
and Stafford.
Schedule of games this Sunday of th eir scoutmaster, A. C. Wahl Aid meets f n s f and °thi?rtkw^4dleS
R. H . E.
d thlrd Wednes-
N orth Plain s ...... ... ......... .. ------ 7 18 3 finds Buxton traveling to Cedar Following the talk Mrs. Wahl treat- days at 2 p m
tf
Tualatin
4 10 1 Mill and Laurel going to C arlton ed the boys to home m ade candy.
__
Gro?an and Vanderzanden Mulky and
Verboort
has
no
game
slated
bu:
The
scouts
have
w
orked
very
in-
All
Saints
C
hurch
(E
u
iscon
ali
Reber.
R. h f Will play the Roy team next Thurs- dustnously this week cleaning up
Ninth Sunday a l t e r THnitv-
WiiUrast»
__________ 7
j day. The latter team is also sched- th eir lot and m aking wood out of Morning
?
" lty '
service and sermon at 9
Laurel ....................................... s 9 s uled to play the Sauvies Island the oak tree, which fell during a o'clock
On Main highway near Hillsboro
Fox and Davidson ; Schreiner and Zeig- squad at Jantzen Beach on August storm last winter.
or Beaverton.
18 during the annual D airy Co-
Mr. and Mrs. C randall and daugh-
Beaverton C hurch of Christ
h e w o r k nt
.u
Through illness of our form er
ter M arcella visited friends in O re e r T
The
Hillsboro Argus contains all the operative association picnic.
^ r w ^ H s^ o f^ ti^
KheiaeX‘ agent' Mr A E Newby, the Strout
gon City last week.
new s of Hillsboro and th e sur-
¡n
d
oTher
im
ninL
™
,
bulldln8
Agency
of New York and Califor-
Miss Hazel Paetsch has returned
3re S°°2 nla' ,eeks a »vgi-stered B roker or
to her home in Banks after spend to b e X w h ^ h w m
r
add verjr mueh substantial man fam iliar w ith farm
ing the sum m er in Portland, w here o t h e
h.pp«MM h „ ,
Sd‘f‘Ce ValUM Wh° Ca" llS‘ and -’ hOW gO<>d
she was taking a sum m er extension P r e i e h i n f ^ ,h
n i n e ^ 2 5 , b P t h m ornln8 and eve- productive well-located
farm s and
_
.
course from the U niversity of Ore-
IUnghPe7 l Sunday as usual. Re- sm aller back-road ranches to our
Program of events particularly gon.
planned for young men is sched-
Francis Thompson of Portland mem ber the 'question box” In the clients.
uled at the Forest Hills golf club spent the week-end at the B W evening and we especially urge
everyone to be present at the com-
Our Southern C alifornia repre-
for Friday evening beginning at A rm entrout home.
5:30 o'clock. Free group lessons and
Mr and Mrs. John H artw ick and munion service in the morning, sentatives have closed m any such
Services
for
Sunday
as
follows:
sales
recently Eight at Chowchilla,
tournam ent events are slated and daughter Joyce w ent to Cannon
young men. w hether m em bers Beach Ju ly 31, for a w eek's vaca- Bible school, 9:45 a. m„ T. B. Har- Cal*?' alo,Le 0» two months, ten
Summer activity and re all.
ris, superintendent: communion fol at Hemet, Calif., since January.
or not, are invited to attend.
tion.
sistance against heat are
lowed by preaching, 11 a. m.;
Flag tournam ent, feature of the
Family Moves
S trout representatives ov
tests of your child’s stam program at the club last Wednes- a . E. M orrill and fam ily have Young People's meeting, 7 p. m.; er Active
many states are m aking fifteen
preaching,
8
p.
m.
Midweek
service,
day,
was
won
by
George
P
atter-
moved
into
the
M.
E.
parsonage
ina! The child whose sum
and Mrs. D. Rutherford with from Elwood saw mill. The two Wednesday, 8 p. m.—M. Putm an, to forty sales each year. O ur all-]
mer diet is fo r the major son
year national newspaper, magazine
a.
ti ’° strolces U[)der th eir par youngest sons of the fam ily will m inister.
and Catalog advertising helps a
part our pure m ilk, is a “ ,*5' P a te rso n teamed with Mrs attend Banks high this fall.
new man tow ard early success.
Whosoever Will Church
Polly Enschede to win the putting
Mr. and Mrs. D elbert Hutchens,
healthy child.
Many of our representatives have
(Above N orth Plains)
contest which followed the w ater- who have been living th e past few
Sunday school, 10 a. m. T h e been w ith us ten, fifteen and tw en
melon feed. Mrs R. Waltz and Mrs months in Banks, moved Teusday
younger classes are grow ing in a t ty-five years, and we have made
Mamie M iller won t h e ladies' to Forest Grove
Q u a rt
tournam ent in the afternoon.
Betty Jean ¡¡nd Norm a J a n e tendance. The word will be con m ore than sixty-one thousand sales.
Free group golf lessons for ladies Heltzel of Portland are visiting cerning “giving." Sermon by the
If you a re a real estate ow ner
11 a. m., the subject was located on a main highway, enjoy
M c F a c* ll
TcrSCV D a irv I V 1! »ne continue^ ^ u r ‘n K August their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. pastor,
11 J ' - l a c y L z d i r y at 1.30 p. m. each Wednesday. The w G. W alker
not announced. The Bible and tarry ing the respect and confidence of
i lessons are open to the public.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Tresham w ere service, 3 p. m. R egular evangelistic your comm unity and interested, in
Phone 2104
service.
.8 p. m. Sunday night serv a profitable connection, w rite to-
transacting business in Portland
A r t B lo tte r*
F a rm S ale B ills
P a m p h le ts
.
We specialize in quality com- Monday. Mrs. Mabel T olliver of ices are especially
and day for details and copy our Sum-
- - good. Come
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B adge*
F in a n c ia l S ta te m e n ts
: ! m ereiai printing.—Argus.
Posters
t{ Gaston ran th e drug store here iearn new choruses with us and m er-Fall Catalog (35th Year) w ith
B a llo ts
F o ld e rs
____during th eir absence.
hear the w ord of the Lord w ith Oregon section advertising Hills-
P la c a rd s
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Kessler and us. P ray er and P raise service, Tues- boro listings.
B a n k F orm s
F ly e rs
Post C ards
children and Miss Lillian Steele day, 8 p. m. Thursday, 8 p. m., at
B a n q u e t F o ld e r*
F o lio S tatem ents
P re s c rip tio n B lan ks
E. A. STROUT, President
I picnicked at Blue Lake Sunday
Shady Brook church, every one
B e re a v e m e n t C a rd *
F orm s
P ric e Lists
STR O U T W ESTERN
th e sh arp non
w orking at the C harles Kessler Friday, 8 p. m. Lots of questions to 1
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G e m S tatem en ts
P roceedings
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sk id re g is te r
home.
be considered, come and hear your
B ill H e a d *
G re e tin g C ard s
P ro gram s
ed by th e s e
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sandy question discussed. We find that
707 S. Hill Street
B ills o f F a re
G ro c e r’s S tatem en ts
i “ G -3's” a t th e
Prom issory Notes
spent th e w eek-end in V ern o n ia, for every question there is s c rip -!
Los Angeles, Calif.
I mileagesshown
B irth A n n o u n c e m e n t*
H a n d B ills
with Mr. and Mrs. M aurice T h o m p -! tu re to answ er it from the Bible
R eceip t Slips
•below — proof
son-
i Several short talks by the young
B la n k Books
H a n g e rs
R eceptio n C ard s
t h a t t h e y 'r e
Lloyd Whitcomb of P ortland vis- ] people on different references also,
B
la
n
k
s
In s u ra n c e R id ers
s
till
good
fo
r
R e m itta n c e B la n k s
ited here Sunday.
j "Come let us reason together.”— L
see h e w M U C H M O R E Q U A L I T Y th e
m any m o re
B o o k le t*
In v ita tio n s
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H u d so n ' Melvin E. Jam es, pastor,
R e p o rt Sheets
world’s Is rje it tire maker offers for prices as
th o u s a n d s of
and daughter Carol of Hillside vis-i
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Business C a rd *
low as O R LOWER th in any.
A d v e rtis in g B lo tte rs
Ribbons P rin te d
miles of safety.
ited at the Cliff Sandy home S u n T ualatin Plains Presbyterian Church
Business F o rm *
R em em ber,D etectiv eF au ro t's threat Investiga
A n n o u n c e m e n ts
R u le d S ta tio n e ry
day evening.
(Four
miles
north
of
Hillsboro)
!
tion showed th e sensational Goodyear “ G-3”
B y -L a w s
A u c tio n B ills
Dickie VanDorn is spending this
S ale C ards
Sunday services: Bible school at
A ll-W eather is delivering m ore th a n
week at th e O rville Bailey home 10:15; preaching at 11 a. m.; junior
C a llin g C a rd *
Invoices
Sales
Books
on D avid’s Hill.
longer
C. E. at 11:20; C. E. a t 8 p. m.
C a s h ie r’s C h e c k *
L abels
Scale Books
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
harles
Shipley
Women’s
M
issionary
society,
last
o N O N - S K ID M IL E A G E
C a ta lo g s
L a u n d ry Lists
spent several days last week v isit Wednesday of each month at 2 p
S how P rin tin g
3 1 ,809 ail«,
a t no extra cost!
ing relatives in Portland. Friday m. T hursday evening, August 14. ,
C e rtific a te s
L e g a l B lan ks
R. W Krenfter
Slips
morning they heard Dr. Townsend a C hristian Endeavor social will I
»Salesman
C hecks
L e tte r C irc u la rs
S ociety S ta tio n e ry
Sedalia, M o.
C h e c k B in d in g
L e tte rh e a d s
S tam p ed Envelopes
C h ris tm a s C ard s
Livesto ck C a ta lo g s
S tatem ents
C irc u la rs
License B lan ks
S ta tio n e ry
C o lle c tio n N otices
M a n ifo ld B lan ks
S to re Sale B ills
W ith a Liberal A value m ade possible only by
C o n c e rt P ro g ra m s
M a n u s c rip t Covers
T a g Envelopes
84,942 milM
m illions of sales. Goodyear-
Trade-In
C o n stitu tio n s
C . I I . W e d d in ilfo n
M e a l T ic k e ts
T ag s
b u ilt an d g u aran teed — w ith
Allowance
1318 Avenue F
a ll q u a lity f e a tu r e s : th ic k
Coupons
M e m o H ead s
F t . .Madtoon, Io w a
T ic k e ts
non-skid tread — S upertw ist
C overs
M enus
T im e C ards
body— reinforced sidewalls—
D e p o s it Slips
M ilk Coupons
T r ip lic a te Form s
all new ru b b er, a w onderful
T reat your car to a complete
“ buy.”
D ire c to rie s
M
o
n
th
ly
S
tatem
ents
V
o u c h e rs
cleaning—inside and out. Our
4.40-81
D od g ers
4.30-21
N o te C irc u la rs
4.73-19
V o u c h e r Checks
m odern washing s e rv ic e In
cludes washing t h e exterior
D r a f t N otices
N o te H e a d s
W a rr a n ts
and interior of the autom obile
D
u
p
lic
a
te
B
la
n
k
s
N otices
W e d d in g A n n o u n c e
r
T o include California co«ts not lc more fare than :o
.
and the m otor as well.
E le c tio n B a llo ts
tf
go directly East and back on your summer roundtrip *
O ffic e F orm s
m ents
(to most points). Literally a free ticket thru San Fran- «
Enclosures
O
r d e r B la n k s
In w ritin g a g a in st road
W in d o w C ards
T ry O ur Prompt,
DOUBLE GUARANTEE in ju rie s an d d efects.
cisco and Los Angeles! The San Diego Exposition can be *
F ilin g C ard s
P a c k e t H ead s
Y a n k e e S tatem ents
included as an inexpensive sidetrip. You ll go in cool com- S
Efficient Service.
fort; all types o f accommodations are air-conditioned on our ■
YOU CAN
Be
Sure
It
Says
“
Printed
in
Hillsboro.”
J leading trains. Examples o f low summer roundtrips East: G
Rnundtrip;
Coach
Tourhl
Standard
«
Harvest Time is Here
54c
7c
’5 00
for League Lead
Imperial Feed &C Grain Co.
Local Industries - - -
CHURCHES
Tie in Union Loop
SCHOLLS TILE CO. YARD
R e p r e se n ta tiv e
W a n ted
■ a sr. R
X ‘j Young Men Guests
Let Us Do Your
Job Printing
u Forest HiUs Club
Mothers
Our Equipment is Second to None - Our Workmanship,
Service and Prices will Please
Telephone 3101
we will be ready any time to show samples, offer sugges
tions, assist in preparing copy for the following types of
work,we do:
10c
I
'MOTE
IN THESE FOOTPRINTS
BEFORE BUYING T IR E S -
A FREE TICKET
th ru
SPEEDWAY
your summer trip
$6.70
ivio»3>ia $5.20 35.70 $5.05
EAST
C conm ttu
IN THESE PRICES '
DON’T BE FOOLED
CHICAGO. *57.35
NEW YORK *95.75*
by trick discount* from padded price liata.
Buy no tjres u n tU you sue h ow m u c h m o re
q u a lity Goodyear gives y o u fo r t h e sam e
m o n e y — or In i!
Price* subject to change w ithou t notice.
S ta te salee tax a d d itio n a l.
CADY MOTOR CO.
H ills b o r o , O reg o n
* 68.80
*107.20*
* 86.00 ,
*124.40*
*4i-day rttn m limit. Octobtr 31 limit ¡lightly higher.
Coac h j a m goodin coaches and chair cart.Tourist ¡art!
goodinTeurittPullmantipliiihtrthl.Standard¡aret
good in all accommodation} (plat Pullman charge}).
S ou thern P acific
H. D. OLSEN, Agent
Phone 621
I
i
Busch’s Service
Garage
126 S. Third Ave.
Busch’s Super
Service Station
Corner Third and Baseline
Phone 501
A. H. Busch, Prop.
Uillsboi
W ith Which is Combined the Hillsboro Independent
P a r tic u la r P rin tin g
N o Job T o o S m a ll
N o Job To<J U r g e