Thurmluy, September 19, 1936
Laurclview
School Opens
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W hiariAiida to M o ve to I a r r
P la c e ; K a in H e lp s
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ilrn W it)
l.A U R K I.
L a u re l view
school
« •p fiiril M onday w itli 12 p u p ils and
M r* W illa rd Hughe* as teacher
F irs t
grade p upil« are A n d re w
and B e tty May Egertdahl and Eva
M ort. N ew p upil« are D o roth y
W hiM iund, fo u rth grader, fo rm e rly
of M id w a y, and th re e Inaharu hoy«
fro m a J a pa nene fu m ily , who are
fa rm in g the Bennett pluce
Q u a rry Hturtn
T he rock crusher started M on
day
thly m o rn in g fo r a short ru n w h ich
wtll
probably be
the
last
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S.
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Page Three
versary Septem ber 0 w ith a dune-
in i' p a rty und «upper in P o rtlu n d
Guest« w r r a T he lm a M u llo y , L i l
lie U row n, G ilm a n W ig h t and Hay-
, tnond Meyer« und K rv in lin k e r o f
, P ortlund
H M W hlsnand rnude un eni-
ergeney t r ip to Snohomish, W u»h, i
S aturday n ig h t to h ik e hi« m o th e r . S pecial School Seaaion C a lle d ; F r u it C a n n e d fo r M a n le y
w ho wa« taken 111 w h ile v is itin g
1 here, to her home w here she w o u ld I
C e n te r; F o lk B ack fro m M o n ta n a ; H o m e B ou g ht
; lie under th e cure o f h e r fa m ily
doctor, lie re tu rn e d Sunduy
( H r Ml«« 11«,-«»» h r Cook«)
fo r P o rtla n d, where th e w ill at-
Min» L u c ille B e n n e tt o f P o rtla n d
C O R N E L IU S
A reception fo r tend h ig h school
and W a lte r Keene visite d at the
I. A W h ittle hom e Sunduy Mm« the fo u r teacher« and ja n ito r of
School M ee tin g t a ile d
Bennett, w h o ta u gh t school here ’ lie C o rne lius p u b lic school w ill
A special school m eeting w ill
lost year, w ill tench the fir s t th re e be held at the M F. ch u rch on b(. be|d Septem ber 20 at 7:30 at
grades In the C a n y o n v ille school F rid a y eve n in g a t II o'clock. Kiev- (b l. school house fo r the p u rp o <■
south o f Hoseburg.
j ''** local teachers, teaching in out- ,,f con sid e rin g b u ild in g an a udi-
F u m lly M oving
ly in g d istrict
w ill be in charge to riu m
a P W A p ro je ct
The A S c h u lt/ fa m ily is m o vin g a t , hu m ?r “ “ » P " ’«™ '» K . v G
M em bers o f the board o f th e M
im n n cn u n z lurnuy ih m ovin g K oehler o f lh c L u th e ra n ch u rch y , h u tch and S u n d a y arhiwil en
th is w eek fro m the George le w s lind H,.v C harles Reed o f the M , „ v^
X
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pot lu c k lu n c h fo llo w e d
pluce to near A sto ria . E. J Itu ssell
ch u rrh w ill be among th e speak- i.y
nf the
, b<, evening. M em bers o f ch u rch Monday" e ve ning*’
Scholls und W illiu m
K ie le r ,.rs
,,rg ot
"
< Cornelius Teacher Reception
at M. E. Church Friday Night
until I
t h l f s t ^ k " “ “5' *
‘he local school board and a rep-
' ‘Keith S u i t e r
r S iy
o f Beaver chapter, w h o w ere the
honored guests o f th e evening
Mrs. C. W C ra ig o f Los Angeles,
m em ber o f Beaver chapter, O E
S , was also present. Mrs. C ra ig
is v is itin g re la tiv e s and frie n d s in
th is v ic in ity and P o rtla n d.
B illy Wood re tu rn e d S aturday
fro m C a lifo rn ia , w h e re he went
several weeks ago to assist in the
tra n s it o f ra c in g dogs fro m B eav
erton.
20 Enrolled at
Hiteon School
< H»
return-
reeentatlve o f the i iv ic clu b w ill ed fro m a vacation to M ontana
also be Included in the e n ter-
L e tte r M oo b e rry and M iss M a rie
tu ln m e n t
R efreshm ents w ill
be Melanson, local people, are ta k in g
served I he co m m u n ity, especially p a r,
th l, d ra ,na
- 0 ,,. p r ill( .,.
parents o f the local school c h ll-
r.u y p f at the H ills b o ro union
drS?,',,a r j ,’ ,v,U ‘d ,o attend
(Hgj, school a u d ito riu m Septem ber
C liffo r d Mapes, w ho 1« uttend- 2« and 27
lo g school io O akland. Cal . was
M rs Hazel W e ld e w itsch o f P ort-
‘.'"'2*' Sa,i ' r i*ay <iue to the |a„ , | waM
gU(.s, o f M rs B e r, h.,
serious Illness o f bis g ra n d fa th e r W eidew itsch Tuesday. Mrs. Hazel
( ^?5*e lu .^ un *z.
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W eidew itsch w ill teach school at
I
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M issio n ary N(,r t h Plum s th is y e a r Mias L e ila
2 ™ ’Z wmci. Ut th c
„ E «ijU,r.ch ,,e U rs o f M o u n ta in d a le had as
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a ,t®r n ° “ n. M rs
W a lte r her guest o ve r the w eek-end, M i-
P o ffe n b erg e r and M rs W R Cooke M yra W eidew itsch.
* e r® *e ,der». M em bers and frie n d s
M r and M rs Joseph M ann of
,
‘ , ” c i<',Y are canning fr u it P o rtla n d and M r and M rs. L o ya l
f » . ' » ' ¿ / i d 6 u.‘ r- i —
t ' en' * r M unn o f Forest G rove v is ite d M rs
• 'W e m ust see th e N o rth w e s t, to o .” say m any v is ito rs a t th e San
P o rtla n d . Refreshm ents w e re m D. M ann Sunday.
Diego exposition a fte r ta lk in g w it li C la u d ia Benson o f th e O revon
served.
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Born, to M r. and M rs
Ernest
State M o to r asso cia tio n. Hie n o rth w e s t’s o n ly rep re se n ta tive .
Sta
M rs Emma . , Schm . alc,
w ho has --z—
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. . . . ed V irg in ia M rs
tioned at h e r de: k in th e S h e ll T ra v e l In fo rm a tio n b u ild in g , M rs.
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. ??*? K rlith B u rb a n k, w ho has been cm -
Benson lia s ro u te d th ro u g h O regon h u n dre d s o f la c a tio n is ts w ho
J H u b b le o f P o rtla n d , visite d C o r- ployed at the L yda home, has gone
o th e rw is e w o u ld have gone d ir e c tly home.
In one day la s t w e e k
11c his neighbors S a tu rda y
M rs
T illa m o o k w ith her son. John
5000 in q u irie s were received a t th e tra v e l b u reau.
A ll n o rth w e s t
Schm alc plans to leave T hu rsd a y B u rb a n k, and fa m ily .
fo r a tr ip to Nebraska, w here she
.
in q u irie s a re re fe rre d to .Mrs. P.enson. w ho w o rk s o v e rtim e ‘‘s e llin g '’
was reared.
M r *' M l*r ’,h ’ "J u re d
ttio n o rth w e s t.
(P h o to g ra p h C o u rte sy S h e ll O il Co. F ree T ra v e l I n
G eorge Spiesxchuert and Jules
M r!*- John M arsh in ju r e d her
fo rm a tio n S ervice.)
V u v ls tc k c attended the Pendleton t o lla r bone w hen she fe ll at her
R o und-up F rid a y and S aturday, I (Kime last week.
F rid a y m o rn in g and re tu rn e d Sun-
M r. and M rs. H e n ry Jacobsm ul- day.
M rs Jessie Henderson, w h o un
Russell H ic k e y and G u y R a y
m ond accompanied O tto S tro h m a y-
• to P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y to v is it
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lends __ a ___
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days E A V E R T O N — Wednesday eve-
cvz« ws — » r™ ,
, ! n in g th e B eaverton Rebekah lodge
M. e riin
»nd W
w arren
irrr n and
and M
M iss
i « J v *s*te<* Scholls lodge
ULS M
rlin and
»;«», and presented
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Anniversary Observed
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a" d M M E rYin , SaHhno: anÄ
d M r " John M u n d o rf' and fa rn ' Erance
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ip eaverton
lin k , w h lodge
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V a n lo o o f Forest G ro v e | ■ b
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by
Mi m id M is l.ee B ro w n cele
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Delores
and
M
rs
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and
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bra te d th e ir fo u rth w e d d in g a n n i- fUM ? , l’. „i‘ r r M r« Tom Snvnm.
G u in e vere re tu rn e d last week fro m I M r and M rs. A Gnos and c h il-
home S aturday.
T lg a rd th e Previous w ^ek
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Savage o f a , r jp , u G atew ay M ontana
, dr.-n v is ite d M rs E. A. D e a v llle
I
at
b n o r ro
S a a t tu
V is ito rs at th e M . J. V a n d e r-
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Buy
Home
B eaverton b a k e ry has changed
man W hitm ore, und fa m ily S u n
.
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anden hom e th e past w eek w ere
M r and M rs Russell T h o rn b u rg h
.
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M
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nderanden’s
b
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th
e
r-in
-la
w
hands
again.
H
e
n
ry
K
ra
us
of
day
I.R tle Joyce Gnos celebrated her and sister M r and M „
W a, ter L a ke Road, th e fo rm e r ow ner, has
M imi Irene Steven« begun tench- and fa m ily o f Forest G rove rece n t
ly purchased a home on th e m a r b rth d a y a n n iv e rs a ry w ith a p a rty Busch o f H ills b o ro , F rid a y eve
re tire d and E L . L ig h t has p u r
1 mg school ut Oswego last week
ket road, south o f tow n. They nt her home M onday e ve n in g
n in g and M r and M rs c h a rlle chased th e business
She spent the w eek-end at the
have m oved in M i T h o rn b u rg h is
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H C2.'7 i ^ o l H i R s b o r 0 R llta n and R h in e r W irtz o f T h a tc h
Paint Hall
fa m ily hom e here
ta ilo red to
B ea ve rto n G range h a ll is re
P rune p ic k in g wus halted in in s tru c to r in the science d e p a rt v is ite d M rs M a ttie S m ith S atur- e r T hu rsd a y eve n in g M iss E lva
m ent of Forest G rove un io n h ig h
some o f the orchards fo r a few
v c u j .
.
F ritz h o f H ills id e helped
M rs c e iv in g a new coat o f w h ite paint.
school.
measure
M rs. E S ch m id t and M r». E. Vanderzanden cook for silo fille r s
days last week to a llo w the fr u it
Ray Hansen B urned
A
num
ber
fro
m
the
C
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rne
lius
Briggs
o
f
P
o
rtla
n
d
v
is
ite
d
in
C
or-
T
hursrlav
to rip e n m ore th o ro u g h ly. P ick in g
* M r “ JId M rs J A. M cC oy en-
Ray Hansen had th e m is fo rtu n e
E p w o rth League attended services nehus T hursday.
begun Tuesday in th e Dewey M e r
o f the H illsb oro E pw orth l e a g u e
S a lva tm n A rm y o f P o rtla n d held , ertained at d jn n e r Wednesday eve- to severely b u rn his leg and face
cer o rch a rd on the S H O rn d u ff
at the H ills b o ro M E ch u rch S u n a cottage p ra y e r m ee tin g service n in g Ed Webb o f T illa m o o k . Miss w h ile h e lp in g to m ove a b u ild in g
place
day evening.
at the hom e o f M rs Geneva Rob- H arta RabucU o f N a s h v ille and at Progress. He was f illin g the
A frien d . Miss B ailsm an, of C h i
- - 0 0 C
ta n k on a tru c k when some s p ill
M iss Irene DePrez le ft F rid a y in e tte S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n .
Z e lb e rt Baker.
cago a rriv e d at the B B Cooley
ed gas ig n ite d and
caught his
home Sunday fo r un extended v is
“
“
M rs. C harles W addle and M rs. c lo th in g a fire . M r Hansen is re
it
¡fo u r generations: h e r grandparents, Fred Creps spent T h u rsd a y eve- p orted to be re co ve rin g fro m his
M r und M rs F L. B ro w n and
! M r. and M rs. R A. K u m ro w . o f n ln g in H ills b o ro w ith th e ir m oth - burns.
M rs A d o lp h S chm idt spent fro m
r i.
. . .
P o rtla n d; her m other, M rs D A e r- M rs Zoe Q u ick M rs Ira B ro w n ,
M rs E P H edberg had as h e r
T hursday u n til Sunday ut L in c o ln
o tto , and he rse lf and tw o babies M r '
W addle and M rs Creps vis- guest fo r a fe w days last w eek her
Beach. A v is it to the sea lio n
1 O thers present w ere A1 Espenel ltw l frie n d s in H ills b o ro Tuesday b ro th e r. T. J M u lle r, o f M ilw a u
caves below N e w p o rt was enjoyed
C H FH A I FM m i i h v t a i m ' t 1,
and Rober t . Wayne, D onald a n d '
Birthday Celebrated
kee. W is .
w ho a rriv e d by a ir
” “ k T n is h e r T
^spcmel o f T ro u td a le and
M r and M rs . M a r.,n V a n d e r- plane. M r M u lle r is the c h ie f
F rid a y M any lions w ere on the Pleasant V h ”
rocks w here they can be seen at sumed w o rk again T hursday a fte i ,nd l l a y ^ O u T O ,t° ' * " ’* H * * " “ nden and li, , le son W ayne spent d ra ftsm a n o f the steam tu rb in e de
dose range and B rig h a m Young
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1 slim U a \IU VzllO.
‘sunHav
rc VansJcxt--
Sunday cvpntna
eve n in g \wi»H
w ith M
M rs.
V a n d e r- p a rtm e n t o f the A llis -C h a lm e rs
the lo rd o f the herd, was on his being closed do w n about
tw o | M r and Mrs. Ray Ego attended
W « « r T a ilo r e d to
zanden's parents, M r. and M rs. Co
weeks
fo
r
repairs
:
throne.
M e a s u r e " ( lo th » »
a Sunday school p a rty at th e p a r-
M iss T he lm a T e fft, d a u gh te r of
Vandehey o f Roy to cele-
M rs
H e n ry B la h m e n terta in e d ( sonugc at M o u n ta in Home F rid a y George
fo r d it t in e ti» »
brate M r. Vandehey's s e v e n ty -s ix th M r and M rs F lo y d T e fft is teach-
a p p e a ra n t»
w ith ¡1 d in n e r Septem ber 8 fo r M r ! lo ite r th e y attended the c h a riv a ri b irth d a y a n n iv e rs a ry
in 6 at th e T u a la tin V ie w school.
and M rs ^Tcd Janies and d a ughter J fo r M r. and Mrs. G eorge K ir k -
Miss Una B rady, w h o was an she is 1" \ ‘ n 8 in ,he Rossi A p a rt-
.
Janette,' M r and . . Mrs.
Jack - Ross. p a trick.
e ig h th
grade
graduate
of
th e m en*s M iss T e fft is a graduate
M rs Ben C arven o f P o rtla n d and
M iss D ora Simons, w h o w ill be Kansas C ity school last year, is
B eaverton high.
M r and M rs Ted L u k e r o f C a rv g in teaching at Pleasant V ie w a tte nd in g Forest G rove h ig h th is
R B Denny, w h o fo r th e past
C harles Kunze. 7< resident o f er, w h o w ere here fro m S aturday
Septem ber 23. asks th a t the pu p ils year.
several weeks has been s u ffe rin g
Top off your new outfit T illa m o o k co u n ty m id fa th e r of t i l l M onday.
to the school house th e F r i
M r. and M rs. L o u is S tro h m a y e r w *tR an in fe cted foot, is able to
with u sm art GRAYCO M rs I.u tle B ehrm an o f C ornelius, A b Brunson re tu rn e d home F r i come
day preceding at 9 o’clock to get v is ite d M r. S tro h m a y e rs b ro th e r- t>e about on cruthes.
Sunday n ig h t in a Forest
SHIRT and t it« latest died
sister, M r. and M rs Mrs. M. M
Thom pson is now oc-
G rove hospital fo llo w in g a short day fro m the hot springs in Wash th e ir assignments. She w ill get in -la w and
thing in m en’s neckw ear illness F uneral services were held ington. w here he had been sta y the books in P o rtla n d S aturday - , John B oeker o f P o rtla n d . Sunday, c tip y in g the Tom A lle n house on
in
g
fo
r
his
health
M
r
and
M
rs.
Jerom
e
Buzan
o
f
j
n
the
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
M
r
and
M
rs
Seventh
and
L o m b a rd streets
GRAYCO EM» I ' M K Tuesday In the C o rn e liu s L u th e r
M y ro n G ray o f San Francisco.
an ch u rch w ith b u ria l in the Odd
Miss B e ry l D e fo rd le ft fo r Eugene i N ew b e rg spent several
.
. . . days the B oeker accompanied M r and M rs
TIE.
“ th
• “ e * M
”
M S tro h m a y e r
to Lents, w h e re th e y y o u n ge r son o f M r. and Mrs. D o y
F ellow s' cem etery in T illa m o o k
T hursday.
She
began
teaching " * * *
J asl w eck at
v is ite d M r
and M rs. O tto S tro h - G ray, is v is itin g his parents.
M r. Kunze was a re tire d fa rm e r school there Septem ber 16.
i Marvey home,
Local firem e n , accom panied
by
Versteeg
'
•out bad been a resident ,.f THI.i
Sunday guests nt the M cInn is ' Jessie ¿
f'T a 's T w e re
ik tu “a rn f t e ” d s home
^ d ' m ayer and fa m ily .
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D . , .
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, , th e ir fa m ilie s, enjoyed a p ic n ic at
m onk fo r the last 34 years
He home were M r. and Mrs. D W 1 in g a “ ’ week
- * w ’ ith
weeR
r spend-
h e r a Ite
aunt.
Mrs.
a rS- u . Ud° d .. ardeJ the c itF re s e rv o ir Septem ber 10
came to th is co u n try fro m G er- M cIn n is and fo u r sons and D e ll G u y S toutenburg. at U nionvale.
c u Ck| a n . DdaU8hMnSi
anid T h ir ty w ere in attendance.
m any, w here he was born O ctober K e e ly o f R e e d ville
M rs
L
L
M r and M rs R .y Ego and c h il-
M rs J C Hun,1«y ° f Tacom «-
on?
p
V o i n «4
w in 1 T '
Hc
U
survlv,,d
hls M u rra y und fo u r c h ild re n o f M id - d re n attended a d in n e r p a rty Sun- “ ,iV “ in P o r,land S a tu rda y
Wash., was in to w n Wednesday
_ 0 7 E. Main St., I hone 141- d a ughter
way. J A T hrom son and F ra n k
and T hu rsd a y as the guest o f M r.
day g ive n by M rs J o h n S tric k le r
---------------------------- P a in te r o f P ortland.
Howe and Wells. Prop.
and M rs. E. E S tip e M rs H u n t-
near S herw ood
O u r e' 's' trie d colum ns m ay have
One o f the p o rta b le tie sa w m ills
ley attended B eaver chapter, O
Just what yo u are lo o k in g for—
at
Pleasant
V
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w
w
ill
fin
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h
saw
E S . Wednesday evening.
Reud tile in .
in g th is week It w ill be m oved as
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M r and M rs. T. B. D enney and
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ticle
ren
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M any an a rtic le reposes in the M r and M rs R alph C arey spent
soon as another lo ca tio n is found
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West H 1 a inn
i.itn a and
a—
Ed W ebb
T illa m o o k spent tu rn e d in to cash o r swapped fo r UD‘ '
CLOTHES
Crusher Resumes
at 1 Icasant View
Funeral Held for
Resident of Coast
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in te rio rs — w a l l s ,
w oodw ork, flo o rs and f u r
n itu re .
UP
Selfridge Furniture Company
m o n e 21X
b r°th e r, W il- som ething else m ore u seful th ro u g h
and fa m ily o f \ am- A rg u s classified a d v e rtis in g
T he
M r
and M r«
F .r i P i
i.
a H v A V an o v c rn iKh t Kuest hundrf ds
A rg u s readers p ro v id e
M r and M rs E arl Pierson, w ho Sunday o f M r. and M rs. J A. M e - ' an in te re s tin g and v a rie d m arke t,
are camped at the R iverside hop Coy and fa m ily . M r. and
M rs T he cost is sm all b u t .th e resu lts
farm . spent
the w eek-end at the Lo u is S tro h m a y e r o f F a irv ie w vis- are big. a statem ent th a t can be
M erle ( ndy home.
ited at th e M cC oy hom e M onday proved b y hundreds w ho have
i i i ^ ” ^ ’ ? * Shook, w ho has been evening.
p ro fite d fro m these colum ns.
i l l in bed fo r th re e years, to o k her
M r. and Mrs. Ross W oodry o f
A M Jannsen. head o f the w e ll
- ¿ I d‘’ ..i.’ i " i e V " SaLe,m Yi51! ? 1
f ?w . da??s la_st i f ih n « ^co m p a ny at R e e d v ille th a t
sickness w hen she visite d
the week w ith M r W oodry's fo lk s M r bears his name, advertised
an
homes o f her sons. M e rv in and and M rs H erm an W oodry. o f F or- a e ro -m o to r w in d m ill and new and
L ltn e r W hitm ore, and her sister, cst G rove M r. and Mrs. Ross used pumps. He said la te r th a t he
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Mrs. Khiaia c .id y , Sunday
W oodry le ft S a tu rda y evening fo r had several calls a fte r the a rtic le s
George
Sayton
and
d a u gh te r C a lifo rn ia
to
m ake th e ir
new had been sold.
D oral le ft M onday to help in the home.
A rg u s cla ssifie d page is w ith o u t
p ru n e harvest on the P. A. Shear-
M r. and M rs. J P. Vanderzanden question th e "G re a t M a rk e t Place
er fa rm near Forest G rove. D oral and sons Robert and R alph visite d o t W ashington C o u n ty.”
w ill re tu rn in tim e to begin school M r. and M rs. Joe M eeuwsen o f
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ut B uck Heaven Septem ber 23.
Roy Tuesday
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Mrs. Lena M eyers and daugh-
Miss Frances Batem an and sis
te r N orm a and son Raym ond vis- te r N ina o f Gales C reek visite d at
ited th e C h a rles Z ie g le r fa m ily at the Kansas C ity school M onday.
C a rlto n Sunday.
Mrs. F red Creps, w h o has been
M r. aud Mrs. O tto O tt o f G len- i v is itin g home fo lk s fo r th e past
haven. Wis., visite d M r. and M rs three weeks, re tu rn e d to her home
C o rne lius O tt T hu rsd a y and F ri- at Neah Bay, Wash., Saturday
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M r- and M rs. J. A . McCov and
M rs. Ben C ooley gave a ta lk on daughters G ladys and E thel visite d
gaiden w o rk Septem ber to w hen Mrs. M cCoy's parents. M r and
the F ir G rove Ladies social clu b Mrs. H erm an W oodry, o f Forest
met nt the school house
N ext G rove S aturday.
SePtem ber 24 " i t h
F ra n k Vanderzanden o f the Tide
Mrs. Sain O tto
W ater T im b e r Co. o f A sto ria spent
M r, and Mrs. C harles Tatm an the w eek-end w itli home folks. M r.
visite d Mrs. F lora B aker and fa m and M rs. J P. Vanderzanden of
ily at L a u re l Sunday
F a irv ie w . His b ro th e r A r th u r v is
Mrs. W ayne Jones visite d her ited frie n d s in P o rtla n d over the
sister, M rs H om er Hester, and week-end.
bro th e r, O rla K e n d a ll, at New berg
Ray Vandehey and M r. and Mrs.
S aturday. O rla a rriv e d th a t day George H erm an and M r. and Mrs
Let us remove t h e
fro m G ran ts Pass to attend P a cific B ill Vandehey w ent to Pendleton
college.
tedious burden of "w ash
M rs Sam O tto en terta in e d w ith
L e t the ad ve rtise m e nts h e lp you
day" from your shoulders
a d in n e r Sunday. Present were m ake y o u r shopping plans.
up
FREE!
Easy
k u W1,!L , h»’
B A R G A IN
C irc u la tin g
H e a te rs
Easy
Terms ......
E Blazer, i? ’ *
Opportunity in
Ar^us Classified
a
REGULAR 2 5 c CAN . .
136 8. Third Are.
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We Can Supply Irrigation Pipe
for any size system. If we
can’t honestly advise you in
your problem we will find
out for you. We hope to sell
to you, but we won’t pester
you.
Drain Tile, all sizes, both
clay and concrete. Sewer
pipe nny size, any quantity;
delivered when you w ant it.
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Hillsboro Concrete =»»
Brick & Tile Co. —
North of Cannery, across W. Washington St., Phone 1341
la
W ashington T illa m o o k , Y a m h ill,
Polk and Marion Counties.
Personal Contact on Collection
Washington County Office
C o m m e rc ia l B u ild in g
Second and M a in Streets
Phone 3071
Hillsboro, Oregon
R tp ii’ b » r«)
H IT E O N School
opened
Sep
tem ber 9 w ith tw e n ty p u p ils in a t
tendance and Miss Emma Schrader
teacher.
Bob H endricks, w ho has charge
o f the governm ent lo o ko u t station
Have you noticed your
at S p ir it Lake, Wash v is ite d K e n holly
leaves a n d berries
neth S tru th e rs Saturday.
Fred R. G ibons and three c h il turning yellow and falling
dren o f Eugene v is ite d Wednesday off. O ur oil spray will cor
and T h u rsd a y at th e C W S tru th rect this. “Bordo” for peach
ers home.
" P a ra d i”
M r and M rs. A C Robinson. and other trees.
M r. and M rs. W illia m Isensee and for controlling root bores
sons, M r Schade and M r. and M rs. in prune and peach trees.
L ester Robinson o f P o rtla n d v is
ite d M r. and Mrs. C. W. S tuthers Sodium C hlorate kills weeds.
Sunday.
Poultry house spray. Stock
Fred H u lie r o f P o rtla n d v is ite d fly spray.
See us w h e n
his sister, M rs. E. D H ite. T h u rs
needing anything in t h i s
day.
M r. and M rs. C W. S truthers, line.
K e n n e th S tru th ers, Mrs. A lic e G ib
ons and M r. and M rs. Roy L ie tz
o f S t Johns v is ite d th e J. L. H ag Feed - Seed - Wool and Poultry
g e rty hom e Sunday.
Telephone 3061
Ray C hristensen is b u ild in g an
o th er room on his house.
Jake M c K in n e y is b u ild in g a
new garage.
Farmers’ Cash Store
NEW TYPE (30 SECOND)
Say y o u saw i t in th e A rgus.
FURNITURE
F A C IA L
Beaverton Lodge
Visits at Scholls
W H E R R IE
• 2 9 5.0
.350°
> 395.°
Z » ll
(Incnrponttni)
Collertiona —. Credit Report*
IM PORTANT
n e x t year
1 m oving the stuck
Mrs R ich a rd W h ittle and her
K a in Helps
house guests. M r. and M rs E V
T he ra in o f F rid a y n ig h t b ro ke
Deason, who are tie r parents, anil a d ro u th o f unprecedented length
M r und Mrs, A rm stro n g , u ll o f in
th is
v ic in ity .
A lth o u g h not
Y o rk. N e b . spent fro m F rid a y u n enough fo r p lo w in g the m oisture
t il Sunday nt N ew port
w ill help green fu ll crops Prunes
M r und M rs C a lv in W h itm o re and hops w ere not damaged
v is ite d th e ir daughter. M rs Leslie
Miss W in ifre d L it t le o f E n te r-
Lee. and fa m ily o f C h e rry G rove prise visite d the homes o f her
uunls M rs F L. B ro w n und Mrs.
fro m F rld u y u n til Sunday
M iss
C larence P a rr o f Furgo, N D J George Hosevear. Sunday.
L ittle wus accom panied by frie n d «
w h o came west to uttend his futh
fro
m
P
o
rtlu
n
d
w
ith
w
hom
she
is
er'a fu n e ra l, and Miss Helen P u rr
uf llllls b o r o v is ite d the fo rm e r Staying
staying
P u rr place S aturday.
M
to tte
lle r r vis-
M r r and
and M
M rs
rs S
S E
E S
S tu
vis
W h lsn an d s lu M ove
Red his b ro th e r-in -la w und sister,
The II M W liisnund fa m ily o f M r und M rs L lo y d W a ym lre , o f
M id w a y plan to m ove to Hie P u rr W iKKiburn
Sunday
Hosts
and
pluce, w h ic h was re ce n tly p u r- guests drove to Salem In the a fte r-
chased by the I. A W h ittle com noon, w here th e y chanced to meet
puny, us stain as prune hurvest is M r and M rs D It Cooley and
fin ish e d
th e ir so n -in -la w and d a u gh te r M r.
Picking Ends
and Mrs E iscl M u n d in g c r 'N e va
H o p -p ic k in g wus fin ish e d Tiles- Cooley! T he Cooleys ure fo rm e r
day in the Dewey M ercer ya rd on residents o f this co m m u n ity, huv-
Hie S H O rn d u ff place P ickers mg live d w here the S tutters now
w ere scarce th ro u g h o u t the h u rv- reside
e <t season The retl spider d id
Birthday Observed
considerable damage th is year fo r
Miss Ina Stevens o f V e rnonia
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M r«
Credit Bureaus
and we'll give you leisure
tim e
fo r
recreation.
How’s th at for a b ar
gain?
BAG THE
BIGGEST
BUCK
F irs t P riz e
Second
....$ 3 5
P riz e
Shell Furniture Polish bright
$15
ens up the finish like magic . . .
hides scratches . . . and leaves
a clean surface. No oily film
to show fin g e r marks and
catch dust.
O btain entry blanks
for the W e s te rn A m
m u n itio n
C o n te s t
sponsored b y t h e
Seattle
H a rd w a re
Co. at C o rw in ’s.
Quick to use, too. In a few
seconds, you can make a
whole table gleam like new.
G et Shell Furniture Polish to
day. It costs very little.
SPECIAL PRIZE
N um ber 4 Heddon
Casting Rod is be
ing offered by Cor
win for the biggest
buck deer bagged by
local sportsm en with
R e m in g to n or W e s t
e rn
SHELL
FURNITURE
POLISH
A t these *u-ir*hbnrly stations:
A m m u n itio n
— H IL L S B O R O —
bought at
Busch’s Super Service
Hillsboro Motor Co.
Coslett's Super Service
Holwege's Service Station
Rock Creek Service Station
CORWIN
HARDWARE CO.
S. Second Ave.
— FO REST G R O V E —
Bailey's Service Station
Phelps' Service Station
H ighw ay Service Station. Gaston
H ills b o ro
Not a chance, boys
—thaVs the
CASCADE'
SCENE: Above the air-conditioned
Efficacy
"P o w e r to produce an
e ffe c t: e ffe c tiv e en
e rg y ."
K R A M IE N 'S
Palm Drug Store
Prescription
Cascado, California bound.
Sure as shootin’ we'U be filtered out. Yes sir, filtered out.
Only pure a ir gets by on th a t train.
SOOT: Shucks! I uas a il set to light on some fellow’s clean collar.
N ow he'll ride a ll the way sootless-andget there spotless.
POLLEN: Oh well, let’s try somewhere else. I'm going after a hay
ferer victim who doesn't ride the train.
DUST:
(V e n e tia n tic k e t. M rs. P. W.
W illia m s . H ills b o ro Rt. 41
Druggists
Phone 266
Hillsboro. O r*.
P R IZ E S
our
d ic tio n a ry
says:
And th a t’s not all . . .
Home Laundry’s service
and dry cleaning are at
prices within t h e easy
reach of all!
Telephone 47
CASH
jg r. and M rs. H M. Barnes and
sons R obert and John m et M r. and
Mrs. W illia m C a m pb e ll o f L e x in g -
ton th is w eek at Pendleton w here
they enjoyed the ro u n d -u p
to-
seiner.
Beaver cha p te r
O E S held
,ts f irs t m ee tin g o f the season
Septem ber 11 w ith a laree at
tendance o f m em bers and v isito rs
S e v e n past
g ra n d m atro n s and
patrons w ere
ere su rp rise guests, hon-
o rin a the ua«
o rin g the past m atrons and patrons
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« w —
'— -»
To do you good the m a
terials used in filling
your prescription must
b e efficacious. O u r
drugs are tested before
they are used to assure
the efficacy your doctor
dem ands.
Home Laundry &
Dry Cleaners
IN
So, you sec, we've licke d these tin y flyin g scalawags. O u r passengers
lik e the idea. W e kn o w y o u 'll lik e it. Believe us, it's m ig h ty pleasant to
breathe the cleanest k in d o f a ir — to enjoy co n tro lle d temperature, al
ways the ideal degree, the ideal h u m id ity — and to ride in a new restful
quietness. N e x t tim e try the train and experience this travel treat. A n d
the treat is on us. For there's no extra charge. B u t remember, only the
train is a ir-c o n d itio n e d — every car on o u r Cawadr, every car b u t the
coaches on o u r IF'»/ Coast.
CO.SCHTOt'KIST
STANDARD
From Hillsboro to
Oittuay
Oise-wet f
Ktmufln'p
San F ran cisco
Los A n g eles
San D ie g o ..........
$ 1 2 .4 2 $ 2 0 .0 0
19.42
3 0 .0 0
2 2 .5 5
3 4 .5 0
$ 2 3 .0 8 $ 3 0 5 0
3 4 .6 8
4 5 .8 0
3 9 .0 7
51.90
C oach-tourist fares are good in coaches o r chair cars, also in T o u ris t
Pullm ans, plus small berth charge. First-class fares are good in Stand
ard Pullmans, plus berth charge.
Southern Pacific
H. D. OLSEN. Agent. Phone 621