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ThurHiluy, Septem ber 12, 1935 Fall Term of School Opens H IL L S B O R O P a c ific In te r n a tio n a l to C e le b ra te S ilv e r A n n iv e rs a ry South T unlntin in E xpecting G ain A fte r H op Tim e ARGU S, H IL L S B O R O , OREGON Cornelius M. E. Sunday School Plans Reception for Teachers Page Three H e’ll Learn T ow nsend Club io Hold O pen M eeting Last of M onth; D ooher A ssu m es D uties; Mrs. C ochran H ostess SOUTH TUALATIN Sound of I ho school boll Monday morning ushered In the full term of Jo h n son school, and tw elve pupil» un- ! NWvrvd the roll cull. Two o f them were new beginner», lluddy Keims and Margie Simpson. More p u p il. are expected with tho ending of fru it a n d Imp p ic k in g W llm e th Truenbaeh 1» teacher. The school grounds have been fu rth er Im proved by cutting the grass anil rebuilding the woixlshed. Thu old building was turned uround and | favorite selections of Bishop Sum- Ited at the W. It. Hudson home ners were played by C arl Denton, Friday evening, organist at S t. Stephens cathedral Jacob , , cin.1rlcks of St Helens rh ey included ' Largo (H aneb visited at the L. Jesse home Mon- and Asa s Death I Grieg). As the day funeral procession moved d o w n ________________ the main aisle tow . ard ... the , altar th< We specialize In quality cora organist moved Into Land of Hope mercial printing —Argus. il and Glory" from "Pomp and Cir- — ______________ ________ cun, ' ince" as t h e processional — — this being in keeping with the DR. R. J. NICOL | specific request of the bishop. The organist continued playing t h i a DR. E. W . ALM QUIST piece during the opening sentences I of the service. V eterinarians Several hundreds seats were re Telephone <43 and C42 served for all nurses and physi cians of the Good Sam aritan hos pital who were off duty, for Sis ters of St. John the Baptist from I l' St. Helens hall, a n d clergymen from other faiths. T here was also . present a representative of Arch- I bishop E D. Howard of the Roman j Catholic church and the priests of I Everything in Insurance | I the G reek and Russian Orthodox 1332 W sshin<t«a | churches Governor and Mrs. Mar- j P ham 1141 tin also w ere present. * Bishop Sum ner was well known in Hillsboro, having made his an- “ nual visits to All Saints’ church for confirmation. I l l » M l » o ..r ,,th » C ....IH I I home Thursday evening, with CORNELIUS The M E Sunday corn roast. school will sponsor a school teach Banns of m atrim ony were pub ers’ reception at the church F ri lished for the second tim e at the day evening, Septem ber 20. Mrs. Tennis Pyle entertained i St A lexander church Sunday for Mrs. Emma DcPrez and Ovid large group of friends at her home C hartrey. Friday, the occassion being her Miss Myra Wiedcwitsch and Mrs. birthday anniversary. Gloria Dober has been a guest at M attie Smith w ere guests of Miss _ the home of her grandparents, Mr Leila Peters at M ountaindale Wed nesday evening. and Mrs. T. Pyle, at Firdale. Plan Meet William Mann is building a new The Townsend advisory commit- garage at his home. H enry Hoff g iv e n a M W r o o f a n d a n a d d i t i o n ■ tee and officers met Wednesday man and C. M atthew s are assisting f o r a g a ra g e w a s b u i l t . ¡evening at the M ethodist churcti In the construction. Grebrl Opens I An open meeting will be held the Miss Hila Cornelius of C orval (¡rabid school ulso started Mon- | duy with Miss McCormick in A bóte Is shown an aeroplane view of the present vast q u a rte rs 01 latter p art of the m onth with a lis was a guest of Mrs Mattie Jane Withers, as a loveable tent- speaker und entertainm ent. Lee Smith Friday Miss Cornelius will ment tomboy, and Jackie Searl, charge. th e annual Pacific Intern allo n al I,B estock Kspoalllon located on iDlerdorf, Ernest Creckpaum . and teach in Hillsboro grade school as the pampered son of a Park Annabelle and Ruby Bagnell ac the o u tsk irts of Port land. Eleven acres under one roof. Mrs. George Wilcox are in charge this year. avenue family, are featured in companied Hun Bowlby to the , of the speaker, and Mrs. Mattie Miss Myra Weldewltsch was a "Ginger," Fox Film's latest laugh In 1911 — tw enty-four years ago the Dairy Products, and T ru th In state fulr Friday guest over the week-end of Miss riot, at the Venetian tonight, F ri Mr. and Mrs. Curl Asbuhr have I — th e Pacific In tern atio n al Live Meats E zhlblt, as well as thoss ¡Smith the entertainm ent. I Mrs. Joseph Cochran entertained Julia Johnson of Portland. day and Saturday in a double bill returned from N o rth B end, w ilt re stock Exposition was founded by arran g ed by tho several counties (By Vivian Hudson) Joseph Finegan attended the state with “Hooray for Love,” featu r they spent several months while tho P o rtlan d Union Stockyards In th s state, aro alw ays of Inter , Wednesday afternoon at her home Joe Scheible and M artin Nordt I I with a quilting party. Present were fair at Salem Friday. ing Ann Sothern and Gene Ray Mr. Asbnhr was employed on the ( com pany, with W illiam II. Daugh- of Portland visited at the Fritz est. Mesdames Wlloox, S arah McClaugh- Mrs. Lloyd Shaw and baby son mond. bridge. The Asbnhrs and Mr. a n d ' Stegman and N. H. Nielsen homes Mrs. Joe W erre were Sunday eve trey , p resid en t; O. M. Plummer, T he usual livestock exhibits. ; ry, B. Ingebrietson, M. D. Mann, John Allan of Port O rford arrived , Wednesday of last week. Saturday evening. Mrs. Shaw will J home of Mrs. Louise Cochrane Mattle Smith, C harles Reed, V ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. C har secretary -treasu rer and D. 0 . Live Including dairy anim als, beef cat H ayward school started Mon les Demmln. ly as general ag en t, backed by tle, swine, d ra ft horses, sheep, French. J. Wilfley, M. Creekpaum. substitute teaching for her m o th er,' an<^ family. Waiver P o "enberger and daugh Mrs. Louise Cochrane, who is slow Mrs. O. C. P ark and Mrs A. day morning. Leila O'Connor left Saturday for Sw ift and Company. poultry and pet stock, wool and ters. RobeC Scott and Mike Hen ly recovering from her recent ac F ranklin of Portland visited at the Reedvllle, after spending the sum A lbert Jesse of Rhododendron and T hese men of vision saw Im m ohair, will prove not only In ter derson, lh tie Lorraine Jacobs and cident. Joseph Finegan home Wednesday I W a lte r J e s s e of Silver Falls spent m er working at the Frunk Sim p mense possibilities In such an en Jane Mann and the host- Frank O liver and Jack and J e r esting but educational to all visi Barbara Frank Dooher assumed his duties [ Sunday with their parents. Mr son home, and will m ake her home ...... ry Van Lorn spent Iasi week cam p as postm aster of Cornelius the first : and Mrs. L. Jesse. with her parents while attending terp rise, and thia year th e Pacific tors. L ittle Eleanor and Melvin Fine- ing at Rippling Waters. of the month In tern atio n al celebrates Its silver school this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H unger and O fficials have arranged to re gun of Hillsboro spent the week Mr. and Mrs. L ester Mooberry J. C. Parm ley has been very ill Violet Jensen has taken a posi an n iv ersary October 5 to 12 In peat the H orse Show and Rodeo end at the home of th eir grand- began their teaching duties at at his home for some time. John Ernest H unger of O rchardale vis- tio n in Hillsboro at the Pitm an P o rtlan d , Oregon. O. M. Plum again th is year. Thia colorful parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fine- Hillsboro Monday. O ther teachers Black is also quite ill at his home. hom a m er has been with tho organiza Philip Lelbenow and Bob Smith tion from Its beginning and today ovent Is becoming m ore popular gun. Melvin returned home Sun- from Cornelius to begin the duties day, but Eleanor rem ained for a Monday were Mrs. F rank Dooher are working at the Mating cannery each year n t th e Exposition. few days at M ountaindale, Miss Alfred» Mr and Mrs H erm an Lelbenow la general m anager. Only sco rid ers of th e rodeo High school students from Cor- K ehlrl at Iowa Hill, Mrs. M attle Each succeeding year has seen and Mr. and Mrs. Schllduuer spent world and open range have been nelius attending cither Hillsboro Smith at Centerville, and Robert Sunday at Gaston, a g radual grow th of th is o u t T h at sells H odgen-B rew ster Make Home Here stan d in g w estern event un til to Invited to participate by McCarty or Forest Grove union high school Cochrane at th e Wilson school, Last rites w ere held Saturday Mr and Mrs. Carl Schlldaucr day It Is ranked as ono of the and E llio tt, m anagers of th e Ro began th eir work on Monday. The Fern Hill school, with Wilford P oultry and D airy Feeds. for Rt Rev. W alter T. Sumner, for Hillsboro bus left for m orning reg- Kalsch as teacher, w ill open Sep- and duughter Wilma have moved fin est of Its kind In America. deo who are bringing th eir etrlng istration and the Forest G rove bus tem ber 18. 20 years bishop of the diocese of Quality into the neighborhood from Eugene insures p e rfo rm of fam ous outlaw broncs, B rahm a E arly Indications aro th a t this tor afternoon registration. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornelius Oregon of the Episcopal church and are living on the Forcla farm. steers and tough necked long Harold Finegan. son of Mr. and and family of Corvallis visited and often called the “best known ance and profits. O ur Egg The family ts form erly from South y ear's sliver anniversary will be horns. Mrs. Joseph Finegan and form erly Cornelius friends and relatives churchm an in Oregon." More than Producer, both mash a n d Dakota. Wilma ts a freshman at sn even g reater show than In past 110 friends gathered i n Trinity Hillsboro high. Keen com petition Is assured by of Cornelius, began his duties as Tuesday. years with a record-breaking a t of the agricultural depart- Miss Evelyn Reed and Miss Floy Episcopal church, Portland, to pay j pellets, together with Moving Bees tho offer of liberal cash prizes for teacher tendance. , ». , , ment In the union high school W right are m aking th eir home final trib u te to him. Ruy G lenn of Fresno. C o l, who __ _ . . . expert field service, Of Interest to all visitors a t the bronc riding, bareback riding, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fin- w ith Mrs. M argaret Melanson Requiem services was read by bus been coming every sum m er to bull-dogging, Brahm a steer riding, egan recently visited at the Joseph while they teach in th e public B is h o p s . A rthur Huston. Seattle, I combination th a t can’t be the Charles Demmln place to work E xhibition will be th e extensive Finegan home eri route to Union school here, diocese of Olympia, assisted by with bees which he keeps there, In d u strial display— much space and o th er events. the Coos county high school, John McKillop of P ortland vis- Bishop P. T. Rowe of Alaska. beat. Is moving his bees to Klumuth has already been reserved and of The combined Horse show and from where he taught last year. ! ited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Bishop W. P. Remington of East Falls. He has returned to C alifor ficials aro cot.fldent th a t thia year Rodeo will be held In th e Indoor Rudolph Schultz is employed in George Wilcox and Mr. and Mrs. ern Oregon and Bishop M. W. nia to take charge of bees belong will exceed all o th ers both In aren a of the Pacific In tern atio n al a m eat m arket at Independence. V. French. Barnwell of Georgia. Also assist ing to unother man, and will move num ber and In slzo of displays. pavilion. Both afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Mann of B arbara Jane Mann of Portland ing in the service was the Rev. Feed - them with his own Mr. Glenn, Tho Jlsplay of fish and game evening perform ances are sched< Forest Grove and Mr. and Mrs was a guest last week of her Francis H. Balt of T rinity church who has been having a great deal Ray Mann and Mary Rae of Hills- grandm other. Mrs. M. D. Mann and Archdeacon H. D. Chambers. of trouble w ith the yellowjackets by (ho S tate Game Commission. uled. i boro w ere guests of Mrs M. Mrs. C. Walton is employed Preceding t h e service several dial have been so thick In this Mann Thursday evening. ___ neighborhood, devised a trap for noth Brnndaw nnd Dolores Bran- leln. Fred Muhly, A rthur and El C. C. Hancock and Mrs. L. Jen- ihem und has been successful in daw. beginners, and Anltu K rah m er Gurske, Robert Liebenow, A l capturing a greut num ber S ever mer. F ranklin Koch, M a r g a r e t len Slm antel and Edmund Weich sen of P ortland called at the home '•**----- of Mrs. Louise Cochrane Thursday al gallons of the Insects were K o e h n k c . A lv in P f a h l a n d I.eo brodt. Miss Rowena H erm ann of Hills caught und exterm inated. Vi lslro p . It I’. Moeller is In- j Alvin Pfahl spent last week at boro was a guest of Mrs. Lester structor. the beach with his uncle. Theodore Mooberry Thursday. New Falk Here Pfahl, and Ernest Calef While Mr and Mrs. E. H orner enter- iH B lo o m in g Residents New residents in the community there Theodore was confined to a tam ed a group of friends at their 5 are Mr and Mrs. Schildhauer und hospital in Tillamook for several Return fro m T r ip th eir daughter Wilma, who have days w ith an appendicitis attack GOOD-BYE. WILL ,5 moved onto the Stevens furm. Mrs A. E. K rahm er and family With millions of others we miss 8 BLOOMING Mr nnd Mrs F and Mrs Fred K rahm er and Anita his keen and happy words that toid 5 I. eaves for School II Muhly returned home Friday daily w hat was what. 3 Elm er Muhly left Friday for spent Saturday In Portland morning, after a two months' tour Mrs John Haase has been quite And we read in a popular week- 5 with stopovers nt Alberta and Concordia Sem inary in St. Louis. sick for several days with an a t ly what the m ulti-m illionaire m er- j - - British Columbia, Canada, Idaho, M o, w here he will continue his of flu. She is being cared for chant. Selfridge, of London said of 1 : Yellowstone national park. M inne : theological studies. He was ac- tack by Mrs. J. H enry Haase. him—"I like Will's capacity as a i sota and C alifornia They report a f companied on the trip by G erhard Journalist immensely and wish he j very rnjoyuble and educational Nitz of Bellingham. Wash., und W h y put up w ith the drudgery would use his inim itable pen more I trip Two days w ere spent at the F re d lile s s o f K lic k ita t, also s tu frequently." dents of Concordia. Messrs. Nitz of stove heat another winter? Gas w orld's fuir at Sun Diego. B ut Wilt's pen is silenced for- j and Riess w ere Blooming visitors Horners Entertain heating appliances aren’t expen ever. 'Mr. Selfridge, and men are j Mr and Mrs J H orner e n te r last week asking—“What out in eternity f o r , Miss Jen n ie H orner returned to sive. Gas househeating rates are tained with a pot lu rk supper and (By Mrs. J. C. Smith) such a good and kind m an?" Yes ’ corn roust on the grounds of their Bend T hursday to continue teach down. A n d when you heat w ith H AZELDALE- Hazeldale school indeed, out of his big income he | farm Iasi Thursday night All resi ing in the Junior high school there will open Septem ber 16 with C raw gas, you get all your gas at lowest Mrs. Leo Musolf spent most of ford P orter of Beaverton, prineipal gave freely to many good works. dents of this comm unity and many friends from I’ortluud were invited. last week w ith her sister. Mrs. Ed and upper grade teacher, and Miss B ut men, w hat for Will is not the cost. Declare against ashes, dirt, question at all. Here is the real The attendance was estim ated at win S lm antel of North Plains. Thelma D a v ie s of Troutdale, p rim question—"W hat out in eternity for constant stoking, and uneven heat! uround 200 Im prom tu speeches Public School Opens ary teacher. A well has been d rill if your ship cracks up to furnished entertainm ent after the The public school at Blooming ed and an electric pum p a n d , you Install gas heat now! night?" meal and many enjoyed renew ing started Septem ber 2 with Mrs. w ater system Is being installed What about you? God put the old acquaintances. Jaen irk e teaching. Eight pupils are Rosedale school opened Monday Jew s of old under the ten com Birthday Celebrated enrolled. Newcomers are Mervin. w ith GAS C IR C U LA TIN G Mrs. Sabina W hitehead again m andm ents and the law of Maaes, Mrs John Goclze entertained in Lawrence nnd Eugene O Connor. teacher. A new furnace has w ith—"Cursed is every one that celebration of her birthday on Sep Mr and Mrs. Henry Hering and as A IR HEATER continueth not in all things which tem ber 3. Those present were Mes Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin been installed there. Mr and Mrs. Oscar Gustaffson are w ritten in the book of the law dames E, II Deavllle, Henry Haase, K rnhm er and sons. Mr and Mrs Circulating a ir J. Henry lluase, Fred Haase, John Henry Reese. Mr. and Mrs Fred spent a two weeks' vacation at to do them ."—(Gal. 3:10.) One slip heaters are ideal in a life-tim e and the Jew that Haase. M argaret Gnos, Henry P et K rahm er and family. Mr. and Mrs Waldport. forhomes,stores ers. F. Walbel. Theresa Eischen A lbert K rahm er and family, Wal Robert Cameron spent the w eek side of th e Cross came under the nnd Arnold Gnos. und Norbert and ter Reese. Henry Knmna. and A r end and early p art of this week curse. He needed a Saviour. or o ffic es now Now this side of the Cross we Richard Walbel. Alvin, M ildred and th u r G urske participated in a pic at Rockaway. d e p e n d e n t on are not judged by the ten com Lucille lluase, Vernon, Irene nnd nic w ith swimming and boating at Doris Sy verson, who is employed s to v e h e a t. Joyce Gnos and Norman Goetze. Louie's P ark on the Tuulatin riv in Portland, spent Monday with m andm ents and the law of Moses. We are under a different test. Do H a n d so m e in Mrs. John H ergert left about a er Inst Sunday. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. we accept C hrist as dying for our week ago to pack apples at Hood design and thor Miss Bertha Irm lcr has recover Syverson. sins? That is the sole question; that River. ed sufficiently from h er recent Ill oughly e ffic ie n t, th e y c ir c u la t e M arie Doern of Rosedale, who settles salvation for now and for School Begins ness to be able to be up and warm, m oist a ir throughout the town HUI school begun the full around and Is again living in her spent the past month at G earhart, all eternity. Accept C hrist as Sav has returned to Portland. She will iour and; 1—God puts your name room and into adjacent rooms. term Mnnduy w ith an enrollm ent own home in Cornelius. employed there this w inter and in His Book of Life. You are His of seventeen pupils under the In T h e y banish c h ill very q uickly. Leonlte Voelker, Annabelle Bag be will attend night school. forever. 2—Ju st as the vine sends struction of Miss Frieda Kerhli nell. M ildred O'Connor. Wilma C lean— convenient— no d ir t or Mr. and Mrs. Norman Danford its life into the branch, so Christ Lester Newman and LuDcle Eischen I Schildhauer, Ruth Slm antel nnd ashes. The model illustrated retail* and Mrs. A. L. Danford spent S u n sends hts life into you—“I are beginners. | Clara Helmold entered Hillsboro day w ith Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller. now for $59.50 installed. ($3 down and am th e vine, ye a re the branches Lester Newman Honored | high school ns freshm en this week Rosemary Roberts of Portland (John 15:5) 3—Resurrection glory, $3 m onthly plus small ca rryin g Mrs. Percy Newman g a v e a Rev. E. W. Hinrichs nnd family spent last week w ith h er aunt, “T hat in the ages to come He (God) party Septem ber 0 in honor of and Mrs. L. H ackett spent last charge.) Other models cost as little Mrs. Max Berger. might show the exceeding rich the sixth birthday of her son Les Wednesday nt Seaside. ee $42.50 installed. Joe Berger and Donald McIn ter. Those who attended w e r e Mr nnd Mrs. A. E. K rahm er en tosh won second place at th e state ness of His grace in His kindness tow ard us through C hrist Jesus." Theresa and LaDele Eischen, Roy tertained w'ith a party for their where Il Newman. Irene. Vernon nnd Joyce daughter Mildred last Wednesday fair on a poultry vaccination dem (Eph. 2:9) Right now, right GAS R A D IA N T F IR E t: e Christ Gnos nnd John, Robert nnd Charles night. The following guests were onstration. The livestock Judging you are tell God you tak team. C harles Shapper. Joe Berger as having died for your sins and Newman. GasRadiantfiree present: Mr and Mrs. Gus Moeller. and B ernard Altishln, also placed th at from now on you w ill search Twenty-seven Enrolled Leila O’Connor. M ildred Meyer, are fir e p la c e The Lutheran school opened Mon Margaret Ruecker. Lois Alton, second, In competition w ith tw en the Bible to learn how to love, trust h e a t e r s th a t ty-seven other counties. and obey Him.—George N. Taylor, day with 27 pupils enrolled New Ruth Slm antel, Melvin Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W alker Beaverton, Ore.—Paid adv. bring glow ing, scholars are Lester Demmln, Ken- Harold K rahm er, R ichard Herd- attended the state fair Friday. cheerful warmth Mr. and Mrs. Max Berger en ter unaccompanied tained ut a dinner party Tuesday bydirtor bother. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donal F ras er and th eir guests, Mr. and Mrs A turn of a valve, K aterli and m other. Mrs. M. Hayes a touch of a match, and your heat of Crescent City. Cal., Mrs. Hayes' er is sending out its penetrating, the sum m er here w ith the Start those Pullets on Im perial Egg Mash — Lower spent healthful rays to banish chill. Ideal Frasers, nnd Mr. and Mrs. K aterli | m ortality, less cost per dozen eggs, more eggs per hen. came north to take her home. The for nippy mornings or cool even group attended the state fair on ings. The model illustrated— In Im perial Milk Egg Mash. 100 lbs. $1.85 tack j Wednesday and the visitors left stalled in any first-floor fireplace — Im perial Egg Mash. 100 lbs......................... 1.75 sack for home Sunday. $15.75. The cost is slightly higher Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ward, Mrs ! Big-Lay Egg Mash. 100 lb s............................ 1.65 sack ■Edna Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. Max I when installed in a fireplace on the I Berger. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson 4-G rain Scratch. 100 lbs. ............................. 1.60 sack second floor. Term s— $1.75 down, ; and th eir son Ray and a few $2 monthly plus carrying charge. | friends from P ortland spent Sun- I day a t Balm Grove. A queer coin cidence occurred at this picnic, as Mrs. Bergen nnd Mrs. Richardson GAS FLOOR FURNACE had been girlhood friends in Wich Lower prices on Dairy Feeds, Oil Meals, etc. Gas floor fu r ita, Kansas, but hadn't seen each Im perial Dairy, 20% protein ......... ...........$29.00 ton other for seventeen years. Both naces are es happened to be friends of other pecially useful Cow Ration, 17% protein ............................ 25.00 ton m em bers of the picnic party and in p ro vidin g Molasses Dairy, 15% protein ...................... 23.00 ton instantly recognized each other. RUSHLOW Hayward Bishop Sumner It’s Quality - Buried Saturday WORN OUT TRYING TO HEAT YOUR HOME WITH A STOVE? & ¡Fra r- /¿-B a -J Farmers’ Cash Store _> Ae Be Ce U m pires Newspaper Circulation Hazeldale School Opens on Monday Then install one of these CAS heaters and know the joy ful convenience of effortless, ashless GAS heat! The players who are going to figure highest in the baseball box scores tomorrow are those who wield the big stick most effectively. From the moment he yells “Play Ball” until the last man is out in the ninth inning, an official umpire is on top of and calls every pitched ball and every play. The national game would be pandemonium without umpires. Circulation was a sort of free-for-all debating con test previous to the majority choice of the Audit Bureau of Circulations (A. B. C.) as the unprejudiced umpire of newspapers’ circulations. Strongarm methods no longer prevail in selling advertising space any more than they have been able to survive in baseball. Players and spectators shout “robber” at the umpire, but the calm, superior judg ment of the umpire stands. Publishers—a few of them —still yell, “I’ve got umpty-ump thousand circula tion”—“I’ve got quality subscribers,” etc. The wise advertiser replies, “Can you prove those claims by an A. B. C. audit report?” Four-fifths of the total daily newspaper circulation in the United States and Cana da is so proved. Only one-fifth can’t be. P ou ltrym an - A primary rule of advertising success is that ad vertising dollars must buy a known, proved quantity of paid circulation. An A. B. C. auditor thoroughly examines every A. B. C. newspaper’s records once a year so he will be able to report authoritatively and impartially on quantity, location and methods of cir culation. D airym an • DRESS UP YOUR CAR We also do custom mixing for the dairym an th a t w ants r. balanced dairy ration m ade out of his grain. We will be glad to help you m ake up your form ula and give you the exact cost. Come in and let us help you with your dairy problems. MILL RUN Refore you buy your Mill Run requirem ents this fall see us. W ANTED— Grains, all seeds. We are cash buyers of w heat, oats, barley, clover seed, all vetches. Highest m arket price paid. P ay Cash and Save — T rad e w ith Im perial Imperial Feed & Grain Co. Phone »I Millers of Quality Feeds South Second Ave. School Days — Children returning to school n e e d plenty of pure milk. This perfect food will provide the vita mins derived from the sun during the long vacation. S ta rt the day rig h t with a glass of m ilk! 10c Q uart McFall Jersey Dairy Phone 2104 A sm art, new paint or Duco job w i l l tra n s form your old, drab car so th a t it will rival a brand-new model. Our trained workm en assure quality work. Busch’s Service Garage If you expect to have a satisfactory profit-batting average, you can’t ignore the important thing—circu lation—that makes advertising score highest in the sales columns. Without an A. B. C. audit report to guide you, you’re taking a wild swing with your eyes shut. With such facts as the Argus’ audit report gives you, you can smack out the results that good advertising and an adequate medium are bound to produce. 126 S. Third Ave. Busch’s Super Service Station Corner Third and Baseline Phone 501 A. H. Busch, Prop. TOlsbonjBBAr g us W ith Which Is Combined The Hillsboro Independent automatic heat In small homes w h e re f lo o r space Is lim it ed. T h e y f i t snugly in the floor. T heir register le like that of a standard size furnace. Easily reg ulated, they keep your home con stantly at the temperature you de- tire. The model we ere featuring sells for $87.50; Installation extra. ($5 down and $5 monthly plus * email carrying charge.) P ortland G as & C oke C o m p a n y Showrooms—Third and Main Vancouver, Oregon City, Portland Newberg, Albany, Salem, Corvallis