H IL L S B O R O
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ARGUS,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OR EG O
Thursday, October 10, 103B
munion; Epworth 1 .eague. (I 30; ev e­
special treatm ent.
Mrs. Daniel M Isw F.lltnheth J u n o r of V ictoria,
ning service of worship, 7:30, ser-
W elle and l.ona Marie, who have (o n n c rly of HIII n I xoto , and a b ro th ”
been earing for Mrs Strickler, re- ! ei In Florida.
j inon by the pastor. Vacation time
FOR FARM S
1 is over and w e re all getting a
Iiiiued to their home.
W. C Edy is planning to install ( . l i t 1 1(1 III \ F l t l l A t II U M IK S
I start on the regular habits of life
LARGE or SMALL
Edited by Hillsboro Union High School Student Body
a power walnut washer in prepar
C hurch congregations are begin-
FOHF.ST GKOVI. G v rh u d e Vci
See A lb eit Heard
I ning to show signs of renewed in
ation for drying walnut*.
da ChulniiTN, 1(1. died at h e r hotm*
I terest. Our program is full of re ­
Hank», Orrgoii
hen* O ctober (l and fu n e ra l seiv
C 'U mi ricshlcnt
H U .til \ E » S STAKE
ligious interest for all. A church Buxton T ow nsend Club to
Kotnild Shcrk, student at Pacific ice* w ere held from th e M F.
I school with good teachers Is of
Editor
Ann Munkre»
college, Newberg, was elected I'le.s i c h u rch T uesday w ith Kev. A G
Sponsor a D ance
, fered in the morning Two services
Ident of the senior class Friday | B ennett and Kev. It F. D unlap of
Assistant Editon
of
worship
one
at
11
and
one
at
fleiating. In term en t w as In ¿he«
Senate club members enjoyed
night.
M a ry C a ld w e ll and L u V e rn e A b e n d ro lh
t Hy Mr*. J cmm * Mryirti
Lynn Sherm an has started the
7:30,
with
good
music,
gospel
cent G rove cem etery near Beavei
their
annual
picnic
at
Meacham
A th le tic * J o y K o e lk e r and R a ym on d
Family
Move»
BUXTON
Grange
Booster
Dav
Guns, Ammunition
high school band and orchestra for
l. a ir . E x e c u tiv e C o u n c il lr m a l T rask
ion Miss Chulm cr* w as born at
Crossing in the G ardner cabin a ft­ preaching and good fellowship. The was observed b.v Green Mountain
Mr
and
Mis
Howard
Browning
the year. Sixteen pieces are in the
choir
will
meet
Thursday
evening
Fisbing Tackle
C lu b R c p rc re n ta liv s #
I'h ilo .
H a te ,
er the llilhi victory over Scap­
M
ultnom
ah
N
ovem
ber
13.
BUB.
and
Grange Septem ber 30. z\ short pro­ and children, who huve been llv
C h u rv h iv y : G ir l Resvrvss*. Jeen A n n e
orchestra and 22 in the band, which
poose Septem ber 27 This picnic at 7:45 under the direction of Jess gram consisting of instrum ental mg on tin' Edward Aebischer place, j was adopted as a baby by M r and
CORW IN H A R D W A R E
C o n n e ll. Senate. M .u trie e Peerenboom ;
is practicing to play at football
Foster.
All
members
of
the
form
er
is given each year for the benefit
H i-Y . Tom S tr e tc h e r; U Iue-H . E lm a n
selections and songs was given m oled Monday lo the Hally farm, Mrs W alter Chalm er«, w ho Rur- 128 2nd Ave.
Phoae 72
games.
of the rem aining Senators of the choir are invited to join us and Fancy work, quilted quilts and formerly the Muir place on the vlve her. to g eth er w ith tw o MiNtcm.
Sehulm erieh.
Playing in the orchestra are:
new members are solicited P rayer
Agent Long Hitdloa
A d v ia o r
M is * T e a r! A lie n
year before.
W ilma G race and Kuth, and the
market
road
,
choice
vegetables
w
ere
on
exhibit
j
Clarinets. Leanore Sherm an, Alvin
Senate planning committee, con­ meeting each Wednesday night at Mr Brown of Salem was speaker j Mr and M is Warrell Baugh of follow ing b ro th ers Hom er L . G a y ­
Mohr and Don Wick; violins. Eve­
sisting of Senators Coslett, Abts 7.30 in the church basem ent.—
A dance will be sponsored by I Portland visited Saturday evening lord F . Alden I t, l.e b ert S., and
lyn Puneachar, Edwin Coin and
and Peerenboom, met at the home C harles M Reed, pastor.
at the W. C Eily and 11 P Striek Reynold M Wilson.
the Townsend club at the gi.iu
Tom Stretcher: trum pets. Jam es
of Miss Tennessee W eatherred Sep­
ler li. .ues. William Ringold of
hall Saturday night.
Forsythe and Don Fowler; piano-
All
Saints
Church
(Episcopal)
tember 30 to plan meeting programs
David Edwards recently und r- Portland was a visitor at the W. MRS MARY CATHERINE ( LARK
„ccordion, LaVelle Jackson; piano.
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
Seventeenth Sunday after T rin­ went
for next semester. Program for
FOREST GROVE
Mis. Muiy
a
tonsil
operation
at
theG
uv-
C
Edy home Friday evening. R in­
Eva Beeler: H awaiian-guitar. Pearl
Bill W underlich was elected pres­ next meeting will be parliam entary ity: C hurch school at 9:45. M orn­
M. 0.
C
atherine
Clurk.
69,
died
nt
her
gold.
formerly
of
Middleton,
is
mon
hospital
in
Forest
Grove
Lowe and Mary Ann Garthofner: ident of the Blue-H club Septem ­ drill and an open discussion on ing prayer and sermon at 11.
Mr. and Mrs. William Faultnei nightwutchm an ut Jantzen Beach home here October 4 and funeral EYE, EAR. NOME AND THROAT
Sousaphone, A rthur Kraus; saxo­ ber 30. O ther officers are Denzel parliam entary law. It was decided
services were held from the Forest
and Mary Josephine of Elwood park
phone. Lewis Garfield, and drum. Stunkard. vice-president; A lv in to take in new m em bers near the
Christian Church
SPECIALIST
Hurry Strickler has put a new Grove U ndertaking company chap­
camp visited Mr. und Mrs. Ira
Mohr, secretary-treasurer, and El­ end of this sem ester or the first
Melvin Mariner.
Lord's day unified worship-study Powell one day last week.
shake
roof
on
his
barn
el
Monday afternoon with Rev A
Those playing in the band are: man Schuimerieh. reporter. Initia­ part of next.
U1.AHHKH riT TgD
service, 9:45-11:45 a. m. Worship
Mr und Mrs C. F. Cleveland of G. Ilennett officiating Interm ent
Gloria Carmen spent last week
Clarinets. Leonore Sherman. Lor­ tion comm ittee includes Mohr, Dave
program, 9:45-10; class period. 10- at Mrs M yrtle Killin'* near Man­ Portland visited Sunday ut the wus at Lincoln Mriunriul park in
etta Wright. Don Wick and Alvin Torbet a n d Sehulmerieh. New
s
10:40;
reassembly
and
sermon,
10:40-
ning while her mother was w ork­ W alter F ührer home lie is the Portland She was born at Monroe
Mohr; saxophones. Lewis Garfield. m em bers initiated Wednesday w ere DeLaurice Bump Leader
('•SBmerrlal N b II wna I Bank A sm »««
11:25; at the Lord's Table. 11:25- ing in Portland.
principal of Benson Polytechnic ville, I n d . Minch 7. 1666 Deceased
Evelvn Puneachar, and Fred Grant; Lloyd Selfridge. Dick Abts. Lewis
H ilhi Musical Program 11:45. Special music furnished by
I’htutaa
Muarv
is survived by the following chil­
Mrs P errie R etherford is ill at school.
trum pets, Teddy G ardner, Jam es Garfield. Ernest Brown. LuVerne
HaaI(lanca Itîl
l:|Ü s .m U» I l m.
A musical program under the high school class. Sermon. "The her home.
Mr. und Mrs C F Nystrom and dren; Mrs D I. Walburn, Enid.
Forsythe. Don Fowler, Leon Wiley. A bendroth and Allen Sigler.
O fflcA t»71
1 ¡SO p. m lo I p M
P ure in Heart." Christian Endeav­
direction
of
DeLaurice
Bump
was
Oklu
.
F
It
Clark.
Monmouth,
and
family
visited
Sunday
ut
the
Dave
Townsenditrs to Meet
Kenneth Wo<xiard, Faurest A nder­
presented at the student assembly or. 6.30 p. m Interm ediate and
Roy A. Clurk. Forest Grove.
Townsend club will hold a m eet­ Sledge home ut Scio
son and Earl Hickenlooper: drums, Pep Club Organized to
October 2. N umbers included m ed­ young people. Evangelistic service, ing at the grange hall October 17.
Mountain Horne Ladies' Aid met
Melvin Mariner. Howard Davis.
ley
of
popular
songs
on
the
piano
7:30
p.
m.
Song
service
assisted
by
Instill School Spirit
A noted speaker will be present. w ith Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Speece
Tom Stretcher; Sousaphone. A rthur
A ‘'Pep” club was organized by Pat Moyer, accordion selections young people's choir. S e r m o n , Everybody is Invited to attend.
Thursday afternoon. Plans for the
Kraus: baritone, Albert Grossen:
by LaVelle Jackson, saw selections "A uthenticity of th e Bible as Re­
Thursday
to
promote
school
spirit
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Allen and w inter's w ork w ere made. Re­
trombone. Miriam Doyle, and Bass
by Tom Stretcher and reading by vealed b y Recent Discoveries." Mrs. Fred Hewitt visited Mrs. Al­ grets were expresst-d nt the forced
at
the
football
and
basketball
games
horn. Howard Hulit.
Thursday.7:30 p. m Outline study len's daughter. Mrs. I.ee Randall, absence of three old members. Mrs.
and school rallies. Bill Grogan and Ardis Ellingson.
of “Life of C hrist" conducted by and family at Orenco October 2.
Clarence VanLoo, yell kings, will
Philos Initiate
Josphine Strickler, who is 111; Mrs.
pastor. A valuable course to any
Registration Open
Seven girls selected last spring act as president and vice-president,
Townsend club met at the I Bruce, who was injured by a fall
Bible
student
or
Christian
leader.
G
irl
Reserve
registration
to
the
as Philo pledges Frances Moyer. respectively. Leonard Peschka was
grange hall October 3.
last week, and Mrs. John Duvls,
Helen Becker. Hazel Churchlev. named secretary, and H enry Tsu- junior and senior girls who wish You are welcome "The C hurch
Chris Tolkr Honored
who is at Hood River.
With
a
Family
Spirit."—R.
L.
P
u
t­
to
join
the
organization
was
op­
gawa
was
appointed
sergeant-at-
Betty Hobbs. Ann Munkres. Sue
A party of friends from h e r e '
Form Citizens' Club
Santoro, Christine Robb—have been arms. Committee to draw up a en Friday Registration w ill be nam. pastor.
gave Chris Tolke a surprise birth-1 Pupils of Laurel Ridge school
OPENING OE
day party at tiis home near Banks have re-organized their Good C iti­
initiating this week all senior girls constitution includes Margaret Cy­ open to freshm an and sophomore
Bethany Baptist Church
who wish to join the club. A pot pher. Leonard Peschka and H er­ girls next week.
Friday night. Present w ere Mr j zenship club. Officers elected were
Sunday morning. "Hearing and , and Mrs. Ruben Kelly, Mr. a n d ! Harold Cappoen. president, and
luck supper was held Thursday bert Munkres.
Visit Condenser
Heeding." Evening. "Titled Nobil­ Mrs. Alex Allen. Mr. and Mrs ; Irene Nystrom, secretary. It was
night before the final ceremonies.
Domestic
Science
I
class
w
ill
be
ity."
The friends of Mr and Mrs. ! Harry Simonton. Mr, and Mrs | decided to again publish a weekly
17. of O. Leader Speaks
Officers will be nam ed next week.
Burt Brown Barker, vice-presi­ conducted through the C arnation John Trachsel will gather at their ¡Jesse Meyers. Mrs Jessie Tillman. school puper Raymond Cappoen
dent of the U. of O.. spoke to the condenser Friday morning. This home to bid them farewell as they Lucille White. Ilda Powell. Elsie J was elected editor und Delbert
Hi-Y Considers Members
Hi-Y club met Thursday eve­ student body Wednesday afternoon trip will be the first p art of the are leaving in the near future for , Meyers. Robert Place, Harold Fish- ( Davis, »printer. The school gained u
Portland to m ake their home.— er. Lyle Bledsoe. Frank Pongratz pupil und lost one lust week. The
ning to consider prospects for new on his recent trip to Japan. Tosh course in field work.
Known ns Green Firs Cafe
Theo. A. Leger, pastor.
and Mr and Mrs. Chris Tolke and new student is M artin Humbird,
members. Executives of the Hills­ Tsugawa gave a Japanese dance.
Tryouts
Held
Billy and Norma.
boro branch of Hi-Y met w ith oth­
first
grade,
who
came
from
Texas
Lunches —
Dinners nntl Sandwiches
Tryouts for boys- and girls' glee
Baptist Church
250 Out for P. E.
Farm Rented
er club representatives in Portland
w ith his family. Eldred Brow n­
About 250 pupils are attending clubs w ere held Monday and Tues­
The pastor will preach at 11 and
Frank Stowell has rented the O. ing. also first grade, transferred to
Monday night to discuss inter-club
Good
Coffee
—
DeLuxe Ice {'rents
activity and fall induction cere­ the new physical education classes, day. Regular practice w ill begin 7::30. C hurch school at 9:45. You C Clement farm south of town
Chapman school.
next week.
which got underw ay this week.
have a most cordial invitation to
Dick Stowell and son of F or­
monies.
SOET DRINKS
worship with us.
est Grove visited his mother, Mrs. I
MISS MARGARET Jl'NOR
O
H.
Stowell.
Septem
ber
29.
I Vanderzanden. Jak e Raffety and
Margaret Junor. formerly
Mr and Mrs Ruben Kelley at- 1 Miss
T rinity Lutheran Church
Marie Raffety and Ruby Reynolds.
Hillsboro, died In Victoria, B C .
Public worship at 10:30 a. m.; tended a birthday dinner for Nor- i of
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Joos of First C hurch of C hrist (Scientist)
October 3. and the funerat was
Sunday school at 9:45 Radio serv­ ma Tolke at the home of her | on
Shady Brook visited at th e Earl
in that city Saturday.
Services are held every Sunday ice over KEX at 1:45 p. m. You grandparents. Mr. a n d Mrs
I held
Formerly of Lone Oak Barbecue
I Hollenbeck home Sunday.
M argaret Junor w.o. a ii.id i.
at 11 a. m.: W ednesday evening are cordially welcomed to worship Bledsoe. Sunday.
(By Mis» Maryaret MathieeenI
Adoph Erdm an and children vis­ services at 8 o'clock; Sunday school
Aberdeen.
Scotland,
and
a
gradu­
MOUNTAINDALE-Neighbors in ited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Erdm an of at 11 a. m. Pupils up to the age w ith us.
Mr. and Mrs. Elm er G riffith of
nurse. For many years she was
the community are fixing the wash­ West Union Sunday.
eastern Oregon visited her aunt, ate
of 20 years are welcomed. Free
affiliated with the Victoria O rder
out in the creek on the Frank
Mrs.
Mollie
Tallman,
recently
while
Pilgrim
House
Mr. and Mrs. Royce H arris and reading room open on Wednesdays
of Nurses. After long service in
Corey ranch, wnich has caused an daughter Joan and Mrs. Lou Wirtz and Saturdays from 2 until 4 p. m.
October 13: Chapel service of on their honeymoon.
nursing profession, she came to
overflow and has flooded the road spent five days last week driving Sunday's topic. "Are Sin, Disease. worship. 10:30 a. m., sermon. "On I Mr and Mrs. Arley Hudspeth. the
the
United States. With a younger
between the J. L. VanDomelen and down the coast highway and on . and D eath Real?”
A ttending Yorn K ippur Services" Mabel Rhymes and G lenn Jones of sister, she settled in Hillsboro in
Portland
spent
the
week-end
at
Frank Corey places the past two to M arshfield in search of a loca­
Music, traditional melodies, "Eli,
1916 Three years ago the sisters
the Powell home.
years.
tion for a new home.
moved to Portland, and about six
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian Church Eli ", "Koi Nidre". and "Hatikvoh".
Harold
Peterson
Sr.
was
h
o
m
e1
Mrs. Loel Hollenbeck. Mrs. A. E.
Religion
in
the
news
topics:
"Anti-
Housewarming Held
(Four m iles’ north of Hillsboro)
from near Foss this week-end. He | weeks ago took up their residence
Willis. Mrs Jam es Mathiesen and
for the
The Pythian Sisters of North
Sunday services: Bible school at Jew ish Propaganda." “Jew ish P e r­ is employed at a CCC cam p near I in Victoria, B. C.
Mrs. P A. Qualls attended the Plains surprised Mrs. Loel H ollen­ J 10:15;
secutions"
and
"Jew
s
Who
Made
Deceased
is
survived
by
a
sister
preaching
at
11
a.
m.;
junior
there
Banks-M ountaindale "500” club at beck Tuesday afternoon with a
E. at 11:20: C. E. at 8 p. m Good". This will be the first of
RIG MONEY-SAVING
Mrs. R. W. Manley made a trip
the home of Mrs. Cass Wilson in housewarming. The tem ple pre­ IC.
Women's Missionary society, last a series of services based on the to Forest G rove Monday.
Banks Friday.
HILLSBORO P A IN T &
sented Mrs. Hollenbeck w ith a gift : Wednesday of each m onth at 2 p general topic, "Overcoming O ur
Overnight guests Saturday night
Miss Gladys Overton of Buxton for her new home The afternoon
Prejudices." Next Sunday morning
W A L L P A P E R STORE
spent the week-end w i t h Miss was spent in playing ”500” in m.
young people will present a "radio at the Jesse Meyers home were |
Quality Materials for Less
Delmar
Higgle
and
Elton
Ingram
of
r
M arie Raffety.
play",
"The
Witches
of
Salem.”
which Mrs. Loel Hollenbeck receiv­
M. E. Church (Bethany)
Birkenfeld.
Ed and Chris M aurer and Mrs. ed high score and Mrs. Emma
Young
people's
meetings
as
an
­
Paperhanging
- Decorating
On G ermantown road. Sunday
Elsie Meyers and Harold Fisher |
M innie Bradford of Cornelius vis­ Schwander second.
Material, work guaranteed
school every Sunday, 10 a. m.; Ger- nounced. Pastor Henry S. H aller
visited
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Benefiel
ited at the Frank Corey home
Meeting Called Friday
I man service. 11 a. m„ first a n d may be consulted any day from
159 S 2nd Ave.
Phone I032X
Sunday. In the afternoon Chris
Mrs. M arguerite Dooher. teacher I third Sundays; English service. 11 10 a. m. until noon, or by appoint­ at Manning Sunday.
M aurer and H erbert and Louise, of the Mountaindale school, will a. m.. secord and fourth Sundays. ment. at the House office. 232
and Velda Raffety visited them.
tf North Third avenue.
and
call a meeting Friday afternoon at ! —E. Ju liu s Traglio, pastor.
Mrs. A. K. Arnold was honored the school house and urges all
w ith a party at the C. S. Reynolds mothers of the school children to
Banks M. E. Church
home Friday afternoon. Guests
present. The purpose of the
Sunday school every Sunday. 9:45
w ere Mesdames Joe Baker. Frank meeting is to make plans of how a. m.. Mrs Fred Wolford, super­
(By Mi»# Helen Ashahr)
Corey, J. L. VanDomelen a n d to raise money with which to buy- intendent. Preaching services by
LAUREL RIDGE—Lawrence Mc­
daughter Betty Jean. Fred Jesse, new equipm ent and im provem ents Ellsworth Tilton, pastor, every S un­
Connell. retired Sherwood post­
Perfection in it Low Priced Cur.
Raymond VanDomelen. E Lem­ for the school.
Reports given Sunday at the a n ­ master. was given a recaption F ri­
day evening at 8 o'clock. Ladies'
ing. George Connolly, Orville Rey­
Aid meets first and third Wednes­ nual meeting ot t h e Christian day night when a large group of
nolds. C. S. Reynolds, Mrs Laura
days at 2 p. m.
tf church show considerable progress his friends gathered at the school
m ade during the past year. The gymnasium to express their a p ­
Eddington, the honor guest, Mrs. |
When you feel run-down, slug- J
pastor. R ,L. Putnam , reported a preciation of his services us post­ gish, with no appetite for food or
Arnold, and the hostess. Miss Ruby
Free Methodist Church
net
increase
in
mem
bership
of
61.
Reynolds.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.; preach-
master for more than thirty years. zest for living all because of pois­
Miss Leila Peters was a week­
' ing at 11; evening service at 7:30. The church school had an average Mayor J. E. Morback was m aster ons in your system from clogged- '
Hillsboro, Oregon
(Continued from page one)
end guest of Miss M yra Wiede-
Everybody welcome to these serv­ of 169 per week over against 154 of ceremonies and called on rural up bowels and Inactive kidney*— j
fice. besides the postmaster, now ices.—H arriett L. Dyer, supply pas­ a year ago.
witsch of Cornelius
that's
when
you
need
n
good
tonic
;
carriers who made short
The pastor commended very high­ route
Mr. and Mrs William Hemsworth consists o f William Gotter, assist­ tor.
talks describing the vast difference lik e W illiam s S. I. K Formula
ly the splendid showing of every existing
left Monday morning for Berkeley. ant postmaster, w-ho started at
between the service then which is bringing quick relief and !
__ _ to spend
_ __ the winter.
L aurel 27 years ago; Miss Angie
departm ent, especially the youth (w itn horse
Cal.,
The Congregational Church
and buggy! and now. added joy of living to so many
Mr. and "Mrs. A rthur Bishop and Harrington, clerk, who has been
C hurch school. 10 a. m., Richard division which includes high school Business men of Sherwood pre­ ailing people.
children Doris and Denny visited in the office since 1911; J. R. For- , Wiley.
superintendent; morning and older young people. This d i­ sented McConnell w ith a handsome
Williams S. L. K. Form ula is
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hollenbeck Fri- sythe a n d
Reynold C h a p m a n , worship. 11 o'clock: sermon, “How vision is the largest in the com­
from a form er army
day.
clerks; Carl Christensen, substitute Bring Life to Completion?” “If m unity and has loyally supported floor lam p which was presented by compounded
prescription and contains
M. Smith broke his arm last clerk; John Ryan. E W. Plapp i one wishes to listen for voices from the pastor and his program and a Mayor Morback. Musical numbers, doctor's
several
ingredients
which act In
week while cranking a car.
and George Milne, city carriers: the skies, one will find less static choir at both services each week. refreshm ents and dancing finished four beneficial ways:
As a mild
Those from here who attended a A rthur M iltenberger. carrier on in the church than anyw here else.” More than fifty per cent of the the evening's entertainm ent.
Little JoA nne Downey of Long­ tonic, stomach stim ulant, mild lax ­
dinner Sunday in honor of the route one. who started in the of- i — T. A rthur Dungan, acting m inis­ new members came from this
view, Wash., was taken ill w ith ; ative. and diuretic stim ulant for
Local grocers would be eliminated if you could buy
group.
forty-ninth wedding anniversary of fire here in 1911; Francis Beach. ter.
chickenpox while visiting at the the kidneys. Many take Williams
groceries
in wagon-load lots. But when you want to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connolly of route 2; L. E. Furrow, route 3; S.
Miss M artha Jam es is leader of home
of her grandparents, Mr. and S L. K. Formula also for indiges­
Hillsboro w ere Mr and Mrs. George E. Hibbs, route 4; W. E. Brown.
the high school group and has
Foursquare Church
buy
in
small
quantities—a yeast cake or a loaf of
tion,
nausea,
loss
of
weight
and
Mrs.
H.
P.
Strickler,
with
her
p
a
r
-
,
Connolly and son. Miss Helen Hoi- route 5; W. H. McNay. substitute
We give everyone a welcome to them organized w ith a correlated
sallow complexion, w here a mild
bread—you must have local merchants. It is logical,
lenbeck and Sydney Connolly. Mr. ru ral carrier, and T C. Darnell, our services. O ur new pastors, Rev. program of w e e k l y activities. ents and small sister Septem ber 29 tonic, laxative, stomachic a n d
Prune harvest on the hill is
therefore, that you should patronize the local man
and Mrs. George Keene and daugh- caretaker.
and Mrs. Duffield will be here this Building fund treasurer, Miss Angie
diuretic is indicated.
ters Donna nad L illian Mae were
A rrangem ents for the opening week. Rev. Duffield is a forceful H arrington, reported that since the practically finished after one of
when you have a large order.
the
shortest
seasons
in
several
Ask
Delta
Drug
store
today
for
also dinner guests at the Con- were in charge of a cham ber of speaker, and Mrs. Duffield a talen t­ “B uilding Block” plan had been
years.
No
more
prunes
are
being
Williams
S.
L.
K.
Formula.
Take
nolly home.
commerce committee consisting of ed pianist. Services week nights: adopted last November she had
Scholls Tile Co. is here to serve you nt any time,
a few doses and see how much
Mrs. Guy Saunders of Silverton E. L. Johnson, Father J. T. Cos­ Tuesday, 7:45, prayer meeting. F ri­ paid $900 on the principal and for accepted at most of the driers.
whether your order is large or small, we meet com­
Mrs.
H.
P.
S
trickler
left
this
better
you
feel.
The
first
bottle
and daughter O radell P rickett of tello. Holznagel, L. T. McPheeters. day, 7:45. evangelistic service. S un­ interest to date.
petitive prices at all times.
w
eek-end
for
Dr.
Wilcox
hospital
m
ust
satisfy
you
or
money
back
In
October.
1936,
the
church
cele­
Hillsboro w ere week-end guests of W Verne McKinney and E. L. day: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.;
in N ewberg for a week or ten days —Adv.
her brother. Ed Schlegel, and fam- Moore, secretary.
crusader meeting, 6:15 p. m.; evan­ brates its 75th anniversary. Plans
Yard* at Hillsboro — Plant at Scholl*
ily
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gelistic service, 7:45 p. m. Don't w ere made Sunday to adequately
commemorate
this
event.
T
h
e
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connolly T), rx trr'Z 'f- I 'I - i , ic r L t o e -
fail to h ear the new pastor.
church is in the th ird year with
of Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrs George r lO I lt C r L > a U g n t C r
present minister.
Keene and daughters Lillian Mae
C f ''
Methodist Episcopal Church
and Donna of Gaston and Mr. and
O t v ^ O U fltV i 3SSCS
C hurch school, Miss Rose Cave,
Mrs. Donald Garrigus and daugh-
p i? A W R T /iv at ;
t ...
»»
Plant at Scholl*, Oregon
general superintendent; Mrs. T. W.
ter Joan visited Mr. a n d Mrs.
L ettie Me-
O ur Molto—"Friendly Service . . . Fair Price«"
Cnrinnllv Tnosdav
Kay. form erly of Whitford, died at McDonald, prim ary superintendent;
Washington Street between 1st and 2nd
HlHaboro
Wana and Eugene W .rtz visited £ e. home of her sister .M r s , Har- divine worship. 11, the Holy Com­
Sunday at the home of their grand-
McKernan, in Portland F n -
rndthMrs ’riovee HarrisrtaZAdandlugh-
MiM McKay was born and »P«*
and Mrs. Royce Harris and aaugn her cntire ,.fe up untj]
sp£ ng
ter Joan.
. Willamina on ,lae donation land claim of her
Sydney Connolly of W llamina parents the late Mr anrf Mrs
Listerine—
spent the week-end w ith in en d s in Jam es McKayi on the SchoIls road
Regular 50c
this community.
She attended school and also taught
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ready. W alter in district 18, now known as the
Regular 75c .............
Yor‘ >nd Kenneth Foe of Aloha
schoo] Surviving h er are
BEAUTY SHOPS
Sal Hepatica—
PHYSICIAN AND SURGBON
visited at the H ubert Smith a n d ,
sister
McKernan, and
Regular 60c
Earl Hollenbeck homes Sunday. '
brother M C. McKay, of
Jad Salto—
Guests at a venison feed given Portland
EVE’S BEAUTY SHOP
Regular 60c
This association has never
A. 0 . PITMAN, M.
by A rt Connolly Wednesday eve-
Funeral services w ere held F ri-
O encral Beauty Work
paid less than 3% on
J unis Cream—
r i Z
M
P*te” day at 2:30 P m- at Finley-« chapel
PHTRICIAN and HURRRM«
savings.
I n d i a n ' n i „?IrS '. , £ n?l l i in Portland. Interm ent was at
Regular $1 ...........
Permanents and all klnda nt
k R«r and Pbrol»-Therapp
beauty work.
yck and family, Phyllis and Babe Crescent Grove cemetery.
Italian Balm—
Commercial National Rank BMa
Telephone 1M
R1X
Every Saving Certifi­
Regular $1 ...............
—
Telephone«
a t Hillsboro Pharm acy
Hind's Cream.
Office 82» 1
IU«l<Unee W(Z
cate is insured
an ticip ate
Regular $1
Hind's Cream—
sa tisfy
Sanitary Beauty Shop
R egular 50c
DR. D. E. WILEY. M. D.
All kind« a t Reantr Work
Jergen's Lotion—
Phy »Irian and RurgMa
PERMANENTS
Regular
50c
under Federal I n s u r ­
a apenlaltr
will make your old car
Ironized Yeast—
Well» Building
Toiephnna 1471
ance plan.
rea lize
look and operate like
Regular $1 ..............
W EII/S APARTMENTS
Telephones
an up - to - the - minute
Bayer Aspirin—
Mabel Srhendel
Office 28R2
ReeWewce 8IM1
Regular 75c ...............
model. Drop in today
Ingram
’s
Shave
DENTISTS
and let us quote you a
Savings are accepted in
GARBAGE COLLECTION
Cream. Reg. 35c
reasonable price on a
small
or
large
amounts,
Baume
Bengue—
quality job.
DR. RALPH DRESSER
Regular 5 0 c ............
to suit your conven­
G arbage Col lection
Dentist
M asterole—
ience.
AND CANS
Commercial Building
\3 /7 W
_______ _
Vicks Nose Drops -
Two Handy Locations
Toiephnna 144
D. P. CORRIERI
Regular 50c
Evenings, Hnndara h» Apunlntment
Syrup Pepsin—
Telephone 2325
Regular 60c
Pierce’s Favorite
in su r a n ce
RUBBER STAMPS
Remedy Reg. $1
Phone 501
Pierce's Favorite
GEORGE T. McGRATH
Remedy. Reg. $1.35 ....
BUY YOUR
Waahlnatnn Cniintr Aaanrlas
KRAMIEN'S
RUBBER STAMPS
J. M PERSON, Mgr
insurance servicx
from
R.
E.
Wiley,
local
manager
Plrat
National
Rank
Rnlldlng
Savings & Loan Bldg.
'V enetian ticket, C. M Fuqua, Rt. 5, Hillsboro)
C orner Third and Baseline
Prescription Druggists
HILLSBORO
ARGUS
Phona t i l l
Hillsboro
Hillsboro
Oregon
Phone 391
A. H. Busch, Prop.
Phone 266
Par I n fo r m .,^ . u . ,
fa|)
A w _m(
llilh l V». Halen*
at Salem
Friday NUht
HILHI NEWS
Grange Holds
Booster Day
,te W ith
llilh i
Annual Picnic
of Senate Held
Band, Orchestra
Start Practice
Bill Wunderlich
to Head Blue-H
Announcings.
TIGARD COFFEE SH OP
October 15th
CHURCHES
Mountaindalc Folk
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jeffers
Work on Overt low
STAND BY
1936
DODGE
Christian Church
Reports Progress
Retiring Postal
A QUICKTICK-ME-UP’
Leader Honored
FOR RUN-DOWN
FEELING
Postal Building
Ceremonies Held
Plymouth
CADY M OTOR CO.
W HAT!
NO GROCERIES!
SCHOLLS TILE CO. MHO
n
3%
Expert Greasing
and Washing
Busch’s Service
Garage
Busch’s Super
Service Station
100%
Tualatin Valley
Federal Savings
and Loan
Every Day
Prices
47c
67c
53c
53c
89c
89c
89c
43c
49c
98c
69c
33c
49c
37c
47c
59c
98c
•1“
: Palm Drug Store
W e are a t
Y o u r Service
Service is beneficial work
done for another.
Our understanding of serv­
ice in water supply is: To
your needs . . .
to
your needs to the
fullest, day and night. . . to
that among your
needs from us are unfail­
ing courtesy, the highest
technical skill, and the
strictest integrity in daily
dealings.
OREGON-WASHINGTON WATER
SERVICE COMPANY
HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
B.