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H IL L S B O R O
Forest Hills Fall Activities Started
AR G U S,
H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O
Thursday, Septem ber lit, 1936
Orenco Group
Plans a Rally
Horse Show and
Rodeo To Head
E n tertain m en t
at
Exposition
tem ber 2(1 This will be a
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e v ci\h o « |>
to ,
in '
O ur eluted fled column» limy have
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the community is Invited.
llulltl Nrw Burn
Floyd Karim and non Gull arc
A m ity P e n n a n t W in n e r
building a new burn to ivplacv
T u a la tin V a lle y L eagu e
the une recently destroyed by fire
FOR FA R M S
P» T ! • . A . H
Molds
e t: ;
Move from I'ortluml
o ld s F irs t M e
ect
A irily won the championship of
LARGE or SMALL
thi Tualatin Valley league Sunday 1
I the
Mr. und Mr». John ldvIngNton
Sex-ia I A rra n g e d
defeating C arlton 9 to 5 at • FOREST GROVE — Coach Fred
and fu tility of Portland moved in ­
See A lb e rt H e a rd
Halvarson
of
Forest
G
rove
union
Amity. This was the th ird and
to the W C Keehn house Sunday
llunks, Oregon
high
is
building
his
1935
eleven
I I h M r , Hugh
H e ld final game of the play-off for the
Mr». Uvintfidon 1» u graiiddaugh
B rid g e
T o u rn a m e n t
around five letterm en w ith the aid
O ltEN l O Orenco Sunday school h i of Mr. Keehn.
of some prom ising freshm en and )
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on W e d n e s d a y N ig h ts
plans to rally Its forces the lust _______
holdovers from last year.
Sunday In September. On prep­
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_
V e rn o n C ook T u rn s O u t
Schedule is as follows:
aration for this a (Kit luck dinner
Fall activity is starting at For- ;
will be served Septem ber 24 at
est Hills w ith much enthusiasm.
fo r P a c ific “ U ” Squad t Septem ber 20 St. Helens, here.
Septem
ber
27
West
Linn.
here.
6:30. This will be a general church
PracUeally all the members have
FOREST GROVE — Fifty m e n
October
4—Parkrose,
here.
gathering to Inspire renew ed In­
turned in their qualifying round an, were4 Coach Anse Cornell's call
October 11- McMinnville, here
terest In all lines o f Christum
Let your loved untj'g resting place be
for the fall handicap tournam ent. for football practice last week
October
25
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Colu
mb
i
a
P
r
e
p.
work.
Dr. Killian and Dr Everett
This tournam ent promises to be Vernon Cook of Hillsboro is listed there.
m arked w ith a Memorial that will last
of
P
ortland
will
he
guest
speakers.
one of the most successful t h e as one 0( th e new backfield pros-
forever, honored with a monument thut
November 1 Tigard, there.
W H Ring and family spent
m em bers have ever held.
, pects.
November 11 Beaverton, there ,
reflects the dignity und Importance of
Thursday in Canby with relatives
On Wednesday a contract bridge
November 20 — Pacific
F r o s h. I
Mr and Mrs lien Anderson and
your family name. We will gladly show
tournam ent was started. This tour- . j
»
,
here.
son Robert amt Mr a n d Mrs
nam ent group meets each Wed- D C itV ’C r t O I l L O O K S
you memorials and submit suageatlon«
November 28 Wjp<-»-r>-. here
Mucha
of
Portland
visited
W
1
1
nesday at 8 o’clock at the club
for any type memorial you prefer
Ring
and
family
Sunday.
house for the following six weeks
f o r R ut F i r i t l Y p - t r catory c x c c .-
,
i . i on
H ere a re tllihtrufed
The same partners play each week.
fj
First Meet Held
the
u-.ds in the rear of the
OREGON M O N U M E N T W ORKS
Jum ping and hull'lotf*
F irst meeting of Hie Orenco P
but w ith different opponents. L ast: BEAVERTON— Coach W a r r e n Hous All are in\ ued to attend
gintf,
(wo of (lie 1110M 7 ■ A was held at the home of
Hillsboro, Oregon
a
.
Wednesday scores were Mr. and has a nucleus of nine letterm en
Harvest Home Sunday will be
fascinating events «1 Mrs G A Hobson Monday ev.
Mrs G. C ate 4270 vs Mesdames upon which to build his 1935 grid observed Septem ber 29 All young
the Indoor Horse Show nlng Committees were appointed
Ja k e and M orris Weil 2870: Mr. and machine and local fans are look- people’s meetings according to
and Itodeo.
and work of the coming year ills
Mrs. C. T Richardson 4500 vs. Mr. mg forward to a good year,
schedule. Pastor Henry S Haller
, ....
.
... ¡cussed Everyone is cordially in
and Mrs. H. G iltner 970; Mesdames
The schedule:
may be consulted any day between
This
year
the
Pacific
In
te
rn
a
­
promised
with
accom
panying
spills
vited to attend the meeting ’
V erne McKinney and E Coman
October 4. M ilwaukie here.
10 o'clock a. m. and noon, or by tional Livesiock Exposition cele­
Mrs L T Woodward attended
2820 vs Dr. R Mills and Dr R.
October 11. R ainier there.
appointm ent, at the House Office. b rates Its Silver A nniversary, Oc­ and thrills.
Homer Holcombe, W orld fam ous a meeting of the Farm ers' Co-
Waltz 4140 Mr and Mrs. Frank
October 18. C orvallis there.
232 N orth T hird avenue.
M iller 4820 vs. Mesdames J. W.
October 25. Vernonia here.
to b er 5 to 12 in P ortland, Oregon. clown, will again add hl; th rillin g , operative Market Monday In P o rt­
All grains am) seeds thoroughly cleaned. We
Kelley and R. Weil 1570; Mr. and
November 1. Hillsboro there.
H eading a largo and varied pro­ daring acts aud Inject Into the land.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. R. Fendall 800 vs Mr. and
Rosemary G raham of Portland
November 11. Forest Grove here.
guarantee to ta k e burkhorn and other weed aeed
gram
of
en
tertain
m
en
t
will
be
that
,
Show
those
extrem
ely
delightful
C
hurch
school.
9:45
a.
m..
Miss
visited Helen Wilfert Sunday.
Mrs. A. Cornell 4180: Mr. and Mrs
'Novem ber 15. Scappoose there
Rose Cave superintendent; Divine
out of elover. We are also equipped to roll all
... , I ever popular com bined H orse and hum orous scenes so well liked
B. Goodman 1950 vs, Mesdames R.
Mr. and Mrs L. T. Woodward
X.iv.’m ber 22. McMinnville here.
worship,
11.
"Paying
O
ur
Debt;"!
Show
and
Rodeo.
Spectacular
and
by
boiii
youngsters
and
grow
n-ups
kinds of grain.
Waltz and. R. Mills 3450.
visited Mr and Mrs. Alex Allan
November 29, Tigard there.
Epworth League 6:30. Miss Dor- th rillin g events have been sched
E \p '-Ilion officials predict th at *‘f Buxton one day lust week Mr
The prize will depend on the
othy Havens, leader: evening serv-
Q U A L IT Y FE E D S
We ~
uled wiltl llb era* cash aw ard» for tills year will see the breaking of and ^ rs C K Day of Portia
(land
lotal score at the end of the sixth
ice. 7:30. u "W hit
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:■». recent record. .........„ tr ie , and
tJnlrv Feists - Mill Run - Suprem e Developing Mush
week High score for the evening —,
i —S t P aul”; p ray er meexmc each I ------- »»»< v u i h c j «uu
m i ««««
»< »■» . »r i — 3 ’«^'
Egg Mash G uaranteed to m ake your hens lay
?;a,!L IT‘ade. , by Mr ,a nd M£s Frank J First Church of Christ (Scientist) Thursday at 7:30. subject this
The Rodeo will be th e final or attendance.
Tavlor of Dufi ir' ' ' vh it"')'1
M iller w ith a total of 4820.
Services are held every Sunday week. "Living Together as Broth- all w estern shows this year ai
Induslrial exhibits a re expected days last w.
several
I REE
D E L IV E R Y
veek w ith their uncle.
; at 11 a. m.; Wednesday evening era”. You w ill find a welcome in which the grand cham pion cowboy ,o »xere I in siz e nil
previous W H. Ring.
I services at 8 o'clock; Sunday school the services of the church. The
and Mrs Charles K yler left
at 11 a. m. Pupils up to the age church school has classes for all will be chosen. Only the be t of ears. Included will be dairy pro for Mr Yakima
A m erica's cow punchers mid buck-
land Produce, Wild life, fish f«r Yakima. W ash. Wednesday
c-j-..
,
. T
of -0 years are welcomed. Free ages, join us Sundav m orning
Mr. and
-,.7?^
und. Met Tom I’crln and
lim b e r H o n o re d read‘n« room open on Wednesdays Young people's m eeting at 6:30 arena will be seen In action i“ llJ game, wool aud m ohair, and children
Millers nf Quality t en ts
of Helvetia spent Sunday
T tu n rp
a
,
oPd SaVlrday? iro1? , 2. “ "J.*1 4 P m Sunday evening, is a m eeting con
Events will include bronc riding. ,,lany
at the S W Baughman horn
lllllsburo W arehouse—O regon Electric Depot
Phone 1,41
TIMBER— A group of people Sunday s topic, "M atter."
ducted for young people by voung bareback r.dlng, bull dogging and
1,1 addl<lon, th ere will bo nine-
Mr. and .......
Mrs. .......................
A. W. Huson of
dropped in to surprise Mrs. Mae
—
people Come to this service a n d
Bethany
Store—Phone
tllllahoro
1K4
cash
r<,,l|plele
shows
staged
under
Portland
visited
nt
the
Ernest
WII'
-
Tallm an Saturday night on the
Banks M. E. C hurch
ie ts get acq u ain ted —C harles M B rahm a steer riding with
home one dav lust week
eve of her birthday The evening
Sunday school every Sunday. 9:45 Reed, m inister.
aw ards of approxim ately f 7l)"0 the mam moth eleven acre Expo-
Mrs. W E H unter attended a
sltion building roof. These will
was spent in singing and dancing a m • Mrs. Fred Wolford, super-
_••
for winners.
include dairy cattle, beef, swlno, celebration of old tim e members
Mrs G eorgette Carcot of San i i i ? n.d e?5 „ P reach in g services bv
C hristian Chureb
Francisco is visiting her daugh- Ellsworth Tilton, pastor, every Sun-
Lord's d a v u n ifie d s e rv ic e a-as h„ Veteran arena directors will fat stock, d raft horses, sheep, of (he First Methodist church in
Portland Wednesday.
ter. Mrs Vera Gilm ore A r«wn.
evening at 8 o'clock. Ladies' ,
,
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. . «hargs of events, assuring a goats, dogs, poultry aud pet stock,
p a y in g h er''w as “Captain BumT« ! **d me<?ts firsl and third Wednes- ± l:4?k - p” hlp'
class peri- fast
Mr. and Mrs Harold Holmes and
moving
program
at
a
lt
per-
4-11
Cluh
and
Smith
H
ughes
voca
10-10:40; reassembly and mes-
Miss Edna McMillian of Dallas
days at 2 p. m.
“ tf
also of San _ Francisco.
form
ances.
Pleuty
of
action
‘
_
sage. 10:40-11:25; 11 25-11:40. Pro-1 “ ’r[nances. Plenty
Is tion exhibits
visited during the week at the W
WaRer^ W right spent the w e e k -[
m . E. C hurch iBethany)
motion day jn church school Sep
H Ring home Mrs Ellen Luster
end in Portland.
On G erm antown road. “Sunday ,em ber 29 Rally day and annual 1O - Cal ■ w here he has been em- turbance and disorder, the diffu- ° f Portland spent several days
W alter Scott came home from school every Sundav. 10 a m.; Ger- cbarcb day October 6 Members ployed.
slon of corrUp, principles and the last week at the W H Ring home
the CCC camp at Foss Thursdav man service. 11 a. m.. first a n d and frlends asked to bring a pot
Miss Ju ne G arvin and a ----
Plan Social Meet
tion of the moral sentim ent
Friday he w ent to Portland for third Sundays; English service. 11 Iuck dlnner and enjoy an all-dav
friends attended the Pe
Now is (he time to answ er
Orenco Parent-T eacher associa­
and moral habits of society."
the week-end.
a. m.. second and fourth Sundav s fellowship w ith our rally day pro- round-up.
tion will hold its first social eve­
Mrs C laude Gilmore snent i ~ E Ju liu s Traglio. pastor.
tf "ram and annual message in the
Oren Frost was calk'd to Birken-
ning in the school auditorium Sep-
that question.
few davs in Portland list week
—
morning and the annual church feld last week to w ork at Riggle
,,
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‘
eek' Tualatin Plains Presbyterian Church m eeting following
Have you enough insurance to replace fully the loss of
• hIS?h M^ Xlnve
bHrg " as
'F o u r miles north of Hillsboro)
lowship Christian
was home from
Daily Trips to Portland
your home, property or business’ Anything less Is your
v :.h tne fju Friday. Saturday and
Sunday services: Bible school at P- m- interm ediate or high school, Newport for the week-end
H ills b o r o A u t o F r e ig h t
loss. Don t run the risk when Fire Insurance costs su
Sunday.
10:15; preaching at 11 a. n r; junior group and young people. Evan-
Alvan
Sanstrom and J
Lane
Bonded and Insured Carrier
Jim m ie Dierickx and his o r­
little per thousand
Mrs. William Huffman visited C. E. at 11:20; C. E. at 8 p. m gelistic service. 7:30 p. m. Song made a trip to St Helens
Satur
Serving
Beaverton.
Aloha,
Bred
chestra.
who
have
just
finished
a
(Venetian ticket, D C Whiting. Cornelius)
Mrs Courtney Sy verson in th e
Women's Missionary society, last service by choir, special music and day-
vllle, Hillsboro, Cornelius and
Sm ith hospital at Hillsboro S a tu r -' Wednesday of each month at 2 p sermon. “The Gospel."' Owing to
Miss Dolly LaZott is w orking
sum m ers engagement at Seaside
Forest Grove
day.
m.
the Bible play being given at the for Mrs. David Edwards.
and two weeks at Jantzen Beach.
Miss Gladys Shiffer. who h a s'
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high school next Thursday, there
Elsie Meyers and Harold Fisher w l" bt' at ’ho Buckeye pavilion
Plekup and Delivery Servlre at
spent the last eleven months in
T*” - Congregational Church
will be no m id -w e e k service w ere overnight guests of Mr. and at Cornelius Tuesday night This
Package Kates
11« 8. Third Ave.
Hillsboro. Oregon
Riverton. Wyo., retu rn ed home
C hurch school. 10 a. m.. Rich- Teachers, students, friends a n d Mrs. Earl Fisher at Sunset Cainp
W1 open
a tour, which
the band
Hillsboro Phone 542
Saturday evening.
ard Wiley, superintendent. Classes strangers are all invited and wel- one night last week.
ls making through Oregon.
Every form of protection Fire. Auto. Cusunlty, Liability.
East Side Term inal Portland
Mr and Mrs. George Riggle of
f° r a11 agos Morning worship. 11 come to our services.—R. L. Put-
A P‘e social was given Friday Four
of the boys in the band
Fidelity. Surely, Life.
Phone EAst 9131
Buxton visited at the Berleigh o'clock S e r m o n
"C ourageous nam, pastor.
night by the Townsend club at the are from Washington county—Dier-
Tallm an home Sunday.
C hristian L iv in g " "To be of no
grange hall. The evening was ickx. Bob Heesacker, Cyril LaHaie
E l-
Mrs Gordon Ebbert, principal church i s dangerous."
Without
spent in dancing. Prizes w ere given and Arnold McCoy.
Bethany Baptist Church
of the grade school, spent the worship, religion is lost.—T. Ar-
Morning, "The P ray er Life of w inners for stunts.
The band w ent to Oregon State
week-end in Monmouth.
*hur Dungan. acting minister.
the Lord Jesus C hrist;” evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Fisher of college from here two years ago
Mr and Mrs. A. T. K ilburg were
—::—
"Paying O ur Debts." C hurch school Sunset Camp visited relatives here with six men and has now in-
H ill-boro visitors Friday.
i
Baptist Church
at 9::45 a. m.; B Y. P. U. at 7:30 Saturday
creased to 11.
Mrs. M orris Kotchman is sp e n d -, ^ ev ® E Boyce w ill preach at P- m —Theo. A. Leger, pastor
Mr. and Mrs. V erne Booth of
mg a few days at Rose Lodge.
J 11 and 7:30 C ur people are always
Sheridan visited her parents. Mr
T rinity L utheran Church
Miss Joy Sm ith spent the week- gIad to hear
speaker; and so
and Mrs. H arry LaZott. last week
P A P E R H A N G IN G
Public worship at 10:30 a. m.;
end w ith her parents at Ridcefield wil* -’ou
y ° u come.
R W. Manley and J Walsh made
Sunday school at 9:45. Sermon top: a business trip to Hillsboro Sep-
Wash.
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Hillsboro D ecorating Co.
Mr and Mrs. H. H. Goss visited ,
Free Methodist Church
. e Help of th e Helpless."— tem ber 11.
B R. Nlckeson. Prop.
Mrs Goss' sister, Mrs. Anna Hyde.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.: preach- John 5. 1-14. You are cordially
Floyd French recently finished
''W e Cover Surfaces"
at Cornelius Sunday.
’
fn g service. 11 a. m.; evening serv- welcomed to worship w ith us.
shingling his house.
Phone 2102
Mrs. Lachapelle and fam ily are *ce' 7 30 ° ’clock. Everyone is wel-
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Mrs. Earl Fisher and Miss Elsie
moving into one of Mr. Webb's come, to attend.—H arriet L. Dyer
Meyers visited In Hillsboro Sep­
houses. They have been living with supply pastor.
v j l x l Ix C S C rV C S lO
tem ber 10.
Irene Fisher was absent from
Mrs Sm ede for the past few
/-> . ! •
TV
months.
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Saints C hurch lEpiscopal)
L ’ l l t l i n C r F O ^ F i i m high school several days last week
Morris and Wallace Dean a r e 1 —Fourtecnth Sunda>' after T rinity
—
due to a nasal operation.
GOOD
spending a few days in Portland The church school w ill open at A £’lr’ Reserve cabinet m eeting
Ira Powell made „ a business trip
Mrs. B. H. Tillotson has been 9:45 WI,h «faded classes and a waa heId Monday fifth period, to to Yamhill Sunday,
confined to her bed because of i l l - , ?roup of competent teachers. Morn- "lake an outline of the year's pro-
William
Riggle and Elton In-
ness the past week.
I ln® service and sermon at 11.
gral"; First G irl Reserve open gram of B irkenfeld visited rela-
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be held next Monday, tives and friends here last week
Neighborhood news from 30 Ar-
c h “reh nt C hrist
f'fth period, and all the girls of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Allen and
gus correspondents i n d if f e r e n t
. uedn.e!'da,y n l«h t- Septem ber 25. hl«b school a re invited to attend
Mrs. Fred Hewitt were Hillsboro
P e r 100 lbs.
sections of Washington county ap-
® «clock a church night will
fp e planning conference for the visitors Saturday.
pear in the Argus each w e e k.
consider plans of work ” °J“tland area will be held Friday
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At farm on
L earn w hat your friends are do- *or
w inter months and we
Saturday at Rock Creek camp
1
a
i i
Gales
Creek Road
ing for less than three cents a J,rge a11 members and families of £7ans arc being made for the Girl W e D S t C f A t l t i r C S S
week.
tf the congregation to be present at Reserve activities during the year
R obert W arrens
I th “ meeting. Light refreshm ents Se^ f ral. ,are Planning to attend
S e e illS A p p r o p r i a t e
will be served at~the close of the
The biggest freshm an class ever
Phone
1609W Forest Grove
session. Bible school. 9:45 a. m. ha"
*nro»<*
Fear.
T he f.dlmv.ng quotation from .
D R . R . J. N IC O L
Sunday, followed by communion , 1 he Philo club is m aking plans talk bv Daniel Webster in the
service at 11 a. m. after w hich for J b l s year. Invitations will be United States Senate on March 1"
D R . E. W . A L M Q U IS T
there will be a sermon by the h.a Pded out soon to th e senior 1838. is considered appropriate to
pastor as usual. Preaching Sunday
,
th e present day by Edward Schul
V e te rin a ria n s
et ening at 8 o'clock. Midweek
ose wbo W’R he officers of merich, who turned in the article
p rayer service Wednesday. 8 p m. this y e a rs group are Helen Beck-
"There ire
,,h „
Telephone 643 and 642
A r t B lo tte rs
We invite you to all of these as-
Haz®!r Churchley. B etty Hobbs. stantlv clam or ^ b e v
F a rm S ale B ills
P a m p h le ts
B adges
F in a n c ia l S ta te m e n ts
* 1^ s t o r .
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Christine Robb,' and Sue Santoro opPressio7, speculation and perm
Posters
B
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The
h u held
. i l its firsl c‘°us
influence o f , “w
accumulated
F o ld e rs
Whosoever Will Church
The Senam
Senate rin
club
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um uiaiea
P la c a rd s
B a n k F orm s
(Above North Plains)
meeting Monday at the h h i - g h i, a w ll calth- They cry out loudly against
F ly e rs
Post C ard s
banks
and
corporations,
and
Sunday school.
senooi, j 10
u
a. m . the seh°ol. ¿’
«mm aiion and election of ,11 v ^ u
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Nomination
B a n q u e t F o ld e rs
F o lio S ta te m e n ts
P re s c rip tio n B la n k s
capital-
I classes growing. O ur word will be ««jeers was held The following ists b e c o m ^ unit‘d T
B e re a v e m e n t C a rd s
h. Sermon. 11 a._ m.. by the 5 « ' ^ » elected: _Dick Abts, presi* ' X u r o ' T *
’"s
1°
F orm s
P ric e Lists
B ills
Everything in Insurance
G e m S ta te m e n ts
P roceedings
im n
| church, conducted and attended den,: V incent Phelps, secretary• fro -« » J ? . 7 n
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B ill H e a d s
Phene 17*1
G re e tin g C ard s
1332 Washington^ j by children. 3 p. m , tarry service | W arren Wahner, treasurer- Keith ¡m „s
,,;shedl '«stitu
P ro g ra m s
B ills o f F a re
G ro c e r’s S ta te m e n ts
* | T h e , sermon will be "Wives. Ac- Busfh .^ sergeant-at-arm s; P e r r y {ain ' ™ { J “ Cb^ e
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cording to Scripture." Evangelistic i Peerenboom, reporter. Miss Weath- « ireim ,
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. considered. You are welcome to denj J i ° dy ,ticket .
Business F orm s
grateful this Montana wom­
A n n o u n c e m e n ts
property '« more even- an how
T elephone 1391
1236 Second St.
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Septem ber 22: Chapel service of
parallel, they would teach the la-
Today the M ontana
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L a u n d ry Lists
worship, 10:30 a. m. Musical p re­
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borer he is but an oppressed slave fe u c°"’pI,eteIy relieved and very
C e rtific a te s
lude begins ten m inutes before
L e g a l B la n k s
"Sir, what can such men w ant? ' nUch aIive!
S ociety S ta tio n e ry
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chapel service, ending with "In
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the
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C irc u la rs
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m any other ineffective treatm ents
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students receiving a scholar­
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■ “Tolerance Between Youth and the
you have tried. It acts four ways
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last
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M a n ifo ld B la n k s
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kind of re-
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sm erciai N ational Bank Annex
'"T h e Awakening of Jim Burke". ^ Chehalis,
M a n u s c rip t Covers
J lief from acid indigestion, heart-
Wash., to visit Mrs.
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"Tolerance:
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Revolution
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Stowell and Patsy, who are at the
Hours
T ic k e ts
in C hristian Thought” Unique w or­ home of Mrs. Stowell's parents
R esidence 2972
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9 :30 a. m. to 12 m.
M em o H eads
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ship service, combining hymns of Mr
1 -’30 p. m. to 6 p. m.
T im e C ard s
INTERNATIONA!
Bisma-Rex
neutralizes
acid,
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and Mrs. J Calvarly. Mrs
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devotion, appropriate poetry, help C alvarly has been ¡11 since early Jn
j iieves stomach of gas, soothes the
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and is reported no better.
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of faith, lasting exactly 60 m inutes May
D ire c to rie s
aids digestion of foods that are
Mrs. R W. Manley visited Mrs
M o n th ly S ta te m e n ts
«’clock in the afternoon. Thor Groenbeck at Vernonia Sep­ EXPOSITION
! most likely to ferm ent. Bisma-Rex
V o u c h e r C hecks
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Hillsboro Christian Council will tem ber 10.
is sold only at Rexall D rug stores
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D r a f t N otices
W a rr a n ts
officially dedicate the new Pilgrim
i Get a ja r today at the Delta Drug
N o te H e a d s
Freshmen
entering
Banks
high
i House The Rev. Richard M S tein­ from here at the opening of school
D u p lic a te B la n k s
I store. Rem em ber Bisma-Rex.
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er. pastor of the U nitarian Church are Melvin Powell. Merlin Watson
E le c tio n B a llo ts
y
O ffic e F orm s
of Our Father. Portland, will be John
m ents
Rinek, Chester Canby, Juan-
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Children returning to the speaker, using the subject "Tol­ ita Retherford.
Enclosures
O r d e r B la n k s
W in d o w C ard s
erance".
W
eather
perm
itting,
dedi-
school n e e d plenty of
F ilin g C ard s
Alex Allen is home from Braw-
Packet H eads
D R U G STORE
Y a n k e e S ta te m e n ts
Golfers Vie
in Handicap
Forest Grove Hi
Has Veterans Back
Rem em bered----
CLEANING - ROL1.ING
CHURCHES
Mrs. Tallman of
E. B. Anderson & Son
ENOUGH EIRE
INSURANCE?
Jimmie Dierickx
and Band to Play
CH A S. L. WALKER, Agent
Let Us Do Your
P otatoes
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d uring the long vacation.
S ta rt the day right with
a glass of milk
10c
Vinegar Apples
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