H IL L S B O R O
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A R G U S,
H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
T hursday, O ctober 17. I'.Ctfi
I be sam e way that lb«* Federul Re
te r of S ta ffo rd v isited M r a n d M rs i
With
lli lh i V*. Salem
B e rt M eyer T hursday.
serv e banks s e r v e
com m ercial
Y o ur H ilh i
at Salem
Mr. a n d Mrs. E O A dam s of
N a w . S tarr
F rid a y N ik hl
bunks according Io Person T hese
R edm ond v isited M r Adam s broth* I
fedei.illv c h a rte re d
Insl Itu tlo iis
er, P h illip Adam s, a n d fam ily Sun-1
E d ited b y H iU sher
H u h S ch ool S tu d e n t |l«nly
P ay m en t of 20 consecutive sem i the five W ashington S avings »1 w hich will supplem ent the form ei
day. Mr A dam s is b e tte r know n
a n n u al d ividends du rin g ils 10 Loan directors. It I* Itasinus-.en s ta te ch.ii tcie d associations, a it*
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! as •'Clover" Adams, because of his
years of existence in W ashington | of H i l l .1 •«»i.» Hi t i H u e .»n,| J ( » a u to io .iti< a ll\ m em bers of the Fed
,
, _
.
white clover seed raising and b uy- A lps. JilC O D SO n
t i l l I I I N E W S ST A K E
county Is th e enviable record set Johnson, th e hitter tw o from TL ei id H om e Loan bank system Tin*
Classes Planned; Reception : ing >ind selling He sent th e first
,
E d ito r
Ann M u n k it*
by th e W ashington Savings A i gard. ns m em bers of th e board law mid« i w hich they lire a u th o r
carload of w hite clover seed to the p C t C l l i l l 1 i t l * l \
Loan association 111 addition the I A nticipating a heavy dem and for i/e d provide* that tilt* U nited State
Held for Teachers
A s s is t a n t E d ito r .
, : east.
P hila club girls held th e ir fun institution, w hich Is located In home financing, I lu* new in stitu tre a su ry m ay subscribe for sh a res
Mrs Reece H a thhorn. M rs E liza
M a ry C a ld w e ll and I u V e rn e A h e n d ro th
M iss A lice B en n ett and C arl beth A braham a n d Miss Florence
in itiatio n follow ing th e pot luck Hillsboro, has filled a very definite tion w as m oved to Hillsboro, when* on the sam e e u rn in g busts us the
A t h le tic . J- % I »«elker and Ka y nt» uni
lil y M r«. J C. Sm ith )
I S a u e r of P o rtlan d v isited Mr. and M cD onald
su p p er T hursday e vening
e n te rta in e d
w ith
a
need for hom e financing In the it had alw ays been m anaged. and public
I.a ir. E x e c u tive C o u n c il Irm a l T r e a t
H A ZELD A LE—T he first of a 1 Mrs.
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_ ro e r a n d d a u g h te r
A. _ P. G
B etty M ayes did her m orning financial achenie of th e county
C lu b R eprésentât itc a
I ’hi'to.
Ita a e l
brid g e p a rty in h o nor of Mrs
| was q u a rte re d in the sam e office
series of card p a rties to be h e l d ! H
Tuesday,
exercises lead by D olores Bum p
C h u rv h le y
C ir i K e - e r t c . Jean A n n e
H elen
elen T
uesday.
G eorge Jacobson at th e hom e of
P ioneering w ith a financial in l w ith the W ashington Savings Ar
th e th ird S a tu rd ay e vening of each
C«»nn.',l . Senate. M a u ric e l ‘eerenh»»om ;
Mr and Mrs. A lb ert Scott vis- M rs HevCl, h ., th o rn T h u rsd a y eve-
in front of th e V en etian th e a tre
SAXTON A LOONEY
stitu tlo n th at w as new to one of I Loan association on A ugust I of
H i- Y . Tom S tre tc h e r
H lue-H . E lm a n
m onth w ill be held th is S a tu rd ay ited th e ir d a u g h te r M is G t
n ing B efore th e re fre sh m e n ts w ere
G e rtru d e P eerenboom re-dedlcated th e oldest tow ns in O regon. J M | this year.
S c h u lm e ric h . H a ro ld Meyer. T ri-S q u a re .
Producer« of Q uality
evening at th e school house. Five-
the
new
poatofftce,
w
hile
M
arjorie
Person, m anuger of th e aaSociu-
M'X P
i rt’\ianda
vCla
S011' h
M r t Jacobson
present-
Adviaor
M i - P e a rl A lle n
h u n d re d w ill be played and play in
T he T u alatin Valley institu tio n
o rt a n d t F
rid ay
He la 'V
w ,?
as n dow n
of ,|n e w n as fro„,
her
Meek e n te rta in e d
th e m en In ton, sta rtl’d laying the foundation
SAND
and GRAVEL
w ill i.irt at 8 30 Mrs W. A. Jo n es from C algary, C anada, by plane
C ook's P astim e eurdrooin by sin g for the organization d u rin g 1923 was c h a rte re d u n d e r a federal law*
la n t located 4 mile» nortli uf F o r
M is C. P Syverson. Mrs. J C. w ith M r B oeing for w hom he is
E di(h F o rt receiv ed high
ing Sw eet A deline" in nasal tone. and 1924 R epresentative and eap- passed w ithin the last tw o years P
S m ith and C larence W alker a re in p riv a te pilot M r a n d M rs S c o tts
p
Mrg R „
and all deposits are Insured up esi G rove on G alea Greek. Phono
O th e r e q u ally funny thin g s w ere
1609It
ch arg e of arrangem ents.
to $5000 for each investor. For
grandson. C lifford Cross, of P w - G oodm an secolld.
done by th e o th er initiuls
C lub to Meet
each $100 deposited in savings by
lan d re tu rn e d hom e w ith them F rt-
P re se n t w ere M rs Ja c o Kson. nee
C ooper M ountain L adies’ club day and re tu rn e d hom e Sunday
the public, the U nited S ta te s may
1 I.illie H om edew. M rs B W Barnes.
T he T ry S q u a re club, o rganized Five Freshmen Report
w ill m eet w ith Mrs. Rebecca El-
A lvin N orth Jr. re tu rn e d hom e Mrs. B M G oodm an. Mrs. M
put in $.UMi To d a te th e associa*
last
y
e
ar
by
M
aurice
Rom
ig
to
lei son T h u rsd ay afternoon.
lion has had advances am ounting
last w eek from C olfax. Wash., Romig, Misses Ina P e a rl Allen. E d
Hilhi Grid Practice
Classes r ia iu i e d
to $12,000 from th e trea su ry and
w h e re h e has been em ployed in
F reshm en re p o rtin g for football
B roadbent. V irginia Brogden. teach b uilding eonstuetion to the
P la n s a re being te rm e d for se v th e h a rv est fields fo r sev e ra l weeksr win.,
E,sje Ma<f c jm in o K a th rv n C ozer. boys in terested , w as ta k e n in as p ra ctic e a re F rancis B row n. T h eo
udvances fm m the F ederal Home
e ra l a d u lt education classes at the
Loan bank system of $4500 As
Dr. a n d Mrs. G eorge
E dith Fort. M arie Houguez. Louise a new school activ ity by th e s tu d dore G a rd n er. Ja c k B utler, W illluin
H azeldale chool Mrs. J T. W ilson P o rtla n d v isited Mr. and Mrs.
the dem and for home financing i n
G arfield. L oren B ronleew e. and
ent
council
W
ednesday
T
h
is
club
Nex.
H
elen
P
a
rr.
E
velyn
U
m
ph-
w ill conduct classes in singing, C h arles D everell F riday
creases, it is the in ten tio n of the
m eets a lte rn a te ly T h u rsd ay a f te r V ein S anford
lette. and th e hostesses
v iolin and first aid. Mr. B erggren
M rs Ed Jo h n so n and d au g h ter
directors to servi» the com m unity
C oach B. M. G oodm an re p o rts
I. h I ps I t*i|iii|)m«*nt — t h e
noons a n d T h u rsd a y evenings.
of A loha w ill have a piano class. L ucille h ave re tu rn e d hom e from
by pro cu rin g fu rth e r advances to
B uilding plans w ere discussed at that th re e team s a re tu rn in g out
T his is m ade posssible th ro u g h a n e ar W ilsonville, w h ere th ey w ere Hi-Y Hears Debate
assist in relieving unem ploym ent im proved boring bur fo r re-
each
ev
en
in
g
and
th
a
t
they
are
fed eral governm ent g ra n t a n d th e em ployed
at Thursday Meet the m eeting last T hursday.
picking
filb e rts
and
and in rem edying the acu te bous Htoring y o u r , ylim b'iR to the
m aking a good show ing
co-operation of county school s u p w a ln u ts for o ver a w eek.
T he follow ing boys a re m em bers:
ing shortage now existent, M an
P ro g ra m at Hi-Y c lu b m eeting
e rin ten d e n t. O. B K raus. A nyone
ager J M Person slates
T hursday e vening at th e hom e of E dw ard H urd. F i n e s t Brown. M el
o rig in u l fa c to ry
preciaion
G
irl
R
eserves
M
eet
o v e r six tee n y e ars of age, w ho is
F a u re st A nderson consisted of a vin M eyer. E lbert B entley. A rth u r
A lthough (lie b uilding and loan untl polish. Also
G
irl
R
eserves
open
m
eeting
was
in te re s te d in these classes, m ay e n
d eb ate b etw een B illy A llison and K raus and H arold M eyer.
business is over 100 y ears old in
roll T en ta tiv e tim e set for classes
.
.
Tom S tre tc h er, affirm ativ e, and
A ju n io r high division m eets at held T uesday d u rin g th e fifth p e r
this country, it is only d u rin g the
iod.
T
h
irty
ju
n
io
r
and
senior
girls
to sta rt is ab o u t th e end of th is
H arold M eyer a n d Tom Goodin, th e sam e tim e u n d e r th e jo in t
last tw o or th ree years that any
Have
re
g
iste
red
T
his
is
un
in
m onth.
negative.
supervision of Mr. Romig and W
reserve organization has been e s
SOUTH TU A L A T IN - S o u th T u al-
J H G a rre tt w as th e principal W H enry of the J u n io r high fa c crease o ver last y e ar R egistration
T aylors R e tu rn
tablished for the purpose of d is
An «'iilli't'ly new |»ror«*Mii for re
is open th is w eek to freshm an
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Mr. a n d _____
Mrs. ___
O. ___
M. T __
ay lo r and a tin J u n io r club O ctober 9 m eeting speaker. He talk e d on citizenship. ulty.
counting m ortgages or m aking a d m oving I ho w Utfly lit-ntM from y our
and sophom ore girls.
th e ir son H arley m oved back h e re ! at th e hom e of M rs W. A. B unnell
New m em bers tak e n in to the H i
vances
on
m
ortgages
to
Im
prove
T ri-S q u a re m em bers sent four
te th e ir fa rm last w e ek a fte r an selected a com edy-m ystery e n titled Y clu b a re L loyd Selfridge. Edw ard buildings to the P acific In te rn a tio n
w orking facilities of associations fe n d ers and body.
R uhy G ille n w a ter III
absence of a couple of years. D ur- • F arm Folks.- Cast ten ta tiv ely in- H urd. K en n eth M eierjurgen. Tom al exposition in P ortland.
Such organizations a r e term ed
C om e tn and let us show you
¡ng llus tim e H arley T aylor op erat- eluded
Jo h n
L eibenow . E sther Gregg. R obert Allison.
R uby G ille n w a ter u n d e rw e n t an
Federal Hom e Loan banks and
o p e ratio n for a p p en d icitis O ctober
ed a serv ice statio n a t th e B e av e r Sw ope. F re d M uhly, L elia O 'C on
serve m ortguge institu tio n s in m uch w hat tills equipm ent w ill do to
A
ttend
S
alem
G
am
e
____
D eadline N ear
9 at the Jo n e s hospital.
improv«* th e ap|M*urenee and p e r
ton 4_______
ju n ctio n __
for _ a w
hile and re- nor. E dw ard W eichbrodt. L eonard
A p p ro x im ately 100 m em bers of
c en tlv has been at th e W est S lopeI W eichbrodt. Y vonne B unnell. W il-
n W B arnes a nnounces th a t con
form ance of y o u r car.
station.
m a S ch ild h au er, N adine B unnell ditio n s for last sem ester m ust be th e H ilhi stu d e n t body w en t by
M etal ('4aaa S ta rts
W K U R A L IN K K A t I.S T A T K
M rs C harles S nellstrom and D ale and V irginia B unnell. O th e r m em - m ade up by th e end of th is w eek bus to a tten d th e night football
T he six th period m etal w orking
W r il.
F i r , ,n ,l A u lo n iid ill, ln ,u ran ea
G a rth of E ugene v isited Mr and b ers of th e clu b w ill fill in w ith ,r not at all.
________ ; gam e .it Salem Friday
el.«— WM sta rte d this
tl
w eek.
J. M. P rrs o a
Mrs W. P. B rooks T hursday.
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i single ------*-—
num bers. In *--------
h o nor - of . . th u e - i -
M a li, l-ia n a and laaua R u ra l, Honda
tending C olum bia P r e p a r a t o r y ab le m en from H illsboro and F o r
E velyn D ay. w ho is a stu d e n t at ■ recent
b irth d a y
of th e
eldest
K ir it A T M & W IS M i:it
i !
H. ?nd Ave.
Illll»boro
school in P ortland, spent th e w e ek est G rove w ere selected for the
n o rm al school, is at h e r hom e suf- dau g h ter. Miss Yvonne, who re-
Itll.l.K lIlllU ,. OKKOON
end w ith his parents, M r and Mrs. board of d ire c to rs In o rd e r to
fe rin g
from
se v ere
b r o n c h ia l! c en tly c eleb ra ted h e r seven teen th
Talacho n- ISUI
11.1» Harond Rl
J. A. Mix,re.
m ak e th e scope of the business
tro u b le.
I b irth d a y , th e hostess serv ed re-
70
T he P y th ia n Sisters w ere e n te r county-w ide. O f the originul seven
F rie n d s in th is com m unity w e re | fresh m en ts a fte r th e social hour
tain e d w ith a card p a rty F riday at m en on th e board, five rem ain ns
sorry to lea rn of th e accid en tal th a t follow ed.
the 1’ A Q ualls home. M rs S a n d d irec to rs today.
d e ath of C u rtis J W oods of S andy
Q uite an in te restin g feat of m em -
Not N «tJtd _
60
ford had high score a n d Mrs. Cora
O ctober 1. He w as killed in a log- j ory w as d e m o n stra ted b y R obert
j
T h e in stitu tio n w as Incorporated
R eynolds second H ostesses w ere in th e fall of 1924 and receiv ed Its
ging ra ilro ad accident. He w as th e Penm an, w ho is em ployed at the
Export Us*
Mrs P. A. Q ualls a n d Mrs. R uth c h a rte r in J u n e of 1925 It w as a
husband of C laire M cTeague Woods. V a n d ersch u ere place. L ooking over
50 —
Moyer.
w ho ta u g h t th e school here for th e V a n d ersch u ere herd, he noted
p u re ly county organization and
Domestic
one th a t had fa m ilia r m arkings
tw o years.
its bo ard of d irec to rs has been
Us*
40
C
e
rta
in
th
a
t
th
e
an
im
al
w
as
one
Mrs. V erle Salec took h e r little
m ade u p of county resid en ts T he
th
a
t
h
e
had
ra
ised
as
a
c
alf
on
a
d a u g h te r R ita to S e a ttle last w eek.
present p ersonnel Is Dr. J. O.
■ '
-
S he w ill be u n d e r o bservation of a ra n ch w h ere he w as em ployed in
Robb, E L. Jo h n so n and Person,
30
Idaho, he in v estig ated a n d found
d octor th ere.
all of H illsboro, and D D B um p
of Oregon
th a t he w as right. Follow ing his
W hen you ask E. C. B ennett of and G eorge G H s m w k . b o th of
T each ers H onored
H illsboro a bout his a d v e rtisin g in Forest G rove. G eorge M cG rath of
T h e c om m unity clu b d in n e r and d e p a rtu re from th a t sta te several
•J 20 —
T he A rgus, he’ll say, "W ell! well!" H illsboro and J
social ev en in g T h u rsd a y nig h t h o n y e ars ago, th e y o u n g cow had
H S h e.u .T of
because th a t's his business, digging F orest G rove w e re the o th e r tw o
oring th e • tw o H azeldale teachers been sold w ith a h e rd head ed for
Now Ito p ri’senti’tl in W ashington County by
for w a te r B ut he finds th a t d ig o riginal m em b ers of the bourd
10
w as a success, w ith a larg e crow d O regon, e v e n tu a lly to com e to the
ging w ells is greatly assisted by
in attendance. T eachers from n e ig h ra n ch w h e re h e r fo rm er ten d e r
D u rin g th e first six m o n th s of
,930 - 32
digging for th e business as well.
b o rin g schools presen t w ere Ray- w as w orking.
A lda D em m in is reco v erin g from
CC his a d v ertisin g began in operation, th e association hud no
Haas, p rin cip al of A loha, Mrs.
A ve ra q «
Adequate
th e classified colum ns of T he A r paid-in re serv e fund, but ufter
A e r e a qe
Mack. Mrs. Viola K earney. Mrs. an in ju ry su ffered to h e r leg w hen
A cre a q e
«Kooaooo
s r .0 0 0 .0 0 0 k
gus. he has dug 19 wells, and b e th a t period it w as changed to a
L ulu B a rk e r and Miss M ary G rand, she w as stru c k by a bicycle pedal
It now .
cause of th e ru sh of business has re serv e fund com pany
all of A loha: Mrs. O leva B erger, a t school. A gash n e cessitatin g five
o f H illsb o ro
been com pelled to tu rn dow n five has th e largest re serv e in its h is
principal. Mrs. Dola Bear. M elvin stitch es w as cut in h e r leg.
HIS chart shows how the loss of export markets for wheat ha»
R obert S m ith a n d R obert W ilson
or six m ore. Som e advertisers, tory. am o u n tin g to ap p ro x im ately
V anderm ost. a ll of R eedville; Miss
changed the wheat acreage situation in this country. The first column
seeking to sell th e ir services, find $30.000 T his re p re se n ts funds paid
E velyn Hesse. Ja c k to w n ; Mrs. M el- w ent to W estim ber to CCC cam p
in by cash and th e u ndivided p ro f
vin V anderm ost, K inton. a n d Mrs. M onday.
. . . . .
shows that from 1930 to 1932 our farmers averaged 66 million acre» th at it pays big re tu rn s to keep its
th a t h ave accum ulated from
th e ir nam es in places w h e re the
S ab in a W hitehead of Rosedale. I Yvonne. V irginia a n d Nadine
planted to wheat, although about 9 million of these acres were producing
large A rgus fam ily does its re a d y e ar to y ear T he association Is
C om m unity singing w as led by | B u n n ell and R obert L eibenow vis-
wheat
for
which
there
was
no
profitable
market.
The
second
column
uniq
u
e in th a t no e arn in g s ubove
M rs W hitehead, m usical s e le c tio n s. ited L elia O C onnor in R eedville
ing.
those paid out to reg u lu r investors
Ilendquartcrs nt Follia’ Service Sfnlion
shows that 50 million acres usually produce enough wheat for our do
w ere plaved th ro u g h o u t the eve- Sunday. T he e ld e r O ’C onnors w ere
h ave e v e r been d istrib u te d in
n ing by Mr. and M rs J . W ilso n ! the guests of th e J o h n a n d F ra n k
ON OREGON FARM S
mestic use and that 7 million acres more will produce all we can cxpeci
cash
in
th
e
form
of
profits.
A lfalfa P roves Soil B uilder
and Mr. B erggren of Aloha. A Sim pson fam ilies.
to export. Because of severe crop damage this year, somewhat mor»
T enth and Baseline Sts.
Last fal* th e T u alatin V alley
D A L L A S A fter m ore th an 70
30-m inute play, "W anted a M an."
than 57 million acres is expected to be planted for the 1936 crop. The
y
e
ars
of cropping, a field on the F e d e ral S avings & Loan associa
w as p re sen te d by Mrs. L u lu B ark-
figures are based on average yields.
old S e n a to r N esm ith farm east of tion, a federally e h a rte n a i in s titu
er. Miss M ary G rand and V erne r r O g F i t l l l r T L S t H t l U
R ick reall produced a w heat crop tion. w as organized at T ig ard w ith
B right. M r B rig h t w ro te th e play. ’
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. R eed and : sp en t F rid a y n ig h t w ith Ida K il- th a t w ould be a c red it to any rich
A sales contest w as held in w hich
d
a
u
g
h
te
rs
M
axine
a
n
d
W
anda
o
f
!
burg.
v irg in soil, re p o rts C ounty A gent
six m en w ere chosen to sell som e
D avid E dw ards a n d K e n n eth A l- J. R B eck N ine y ears of cropping
BEAVERTON—Mrs. Isabelle W ar P o rtla n d and E stel L ove of T h at-
hum orous article. W inners w ere
cher.
b
rig
h
t
of
B
ux
ton
v
isited
a
t
th
e
B.
ren
s
and
Mrs.
P.
O.
F
u
rlie
of
F
or-
to a lfa la p re p are d th e w ay for a !
J a c k P o w ers a n d H a rry B ear. T he
Mr. and Mrs. Louis S tro h m ay e r I T allm a n hom e W ednesday.
pveniiiK
was
w ith
.w danc est G rove w e re guest sp e a k ers at
56 bushel yield of sp rin g w h eat for
ev en in g w
as vui.v.uucu
concluded w
in e
T h e basem ent w as p re ttily th e B eav erto n G ra n g e S a tu rd ay visited frien d s in P o rtla n d S a tu r-
Mrs. P ercy M cC am pbell of P o rt
R D. Pence th is year, he says. A
..
.
,
»i rvn c in
nv
l lan
a n d d 1«
n (1 i n 0 n
.IV S W
lt l
is snp
spending
a few d days
w ith
oj
sam e fje i j w hich has
d e co ra te d w ith --
H allow
e’en
colors
j T hey ol.r,
also gave d em zxr,
o n <-«
stratio
n s in i la
y evening,
h
e
r
husband,
w
ho
is
em
ployed
by
a n d th e guest tab le w as a rra n g e d spinning and w eaving,
been in a re g u la r c lo v e r-g rain ro ta
S
o
u
th
e
rn
Pacific.
tion p roduced only 21 bushels to
in p in k a n d green. Mrs. M ax B erg-
Mrs. K eeler E m m ons of E ugene
Mr. and Mrs. G. A S haddock th e a cre th is year. T h e field was
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er. Mrs. H arold S h a p e r and . B
etty accom panied by h e r tw o sons v isit-
sp
en
t
th
e
w
e
ek
-e
n
d
at
th
e
ir
hom
e
ed
o
ver
th
e
w
eek
-en
d
w
ith
her
p lan te d late to J e n k in s C lub w heat
A ltish in had ch arg e of decorations.
in Eugene.
and not h a rv este d u n til S ep tem b er
T h e k itc h e n w as in charge of m other. Mrs. Z im brick, in B eaver-
11.
T IM B E R -T h e card p a rty given
Mrs. W. P. B rooks and Mrs. W. t0 Mrs. A. Rossi left last w eek for
A. Jones. T he social ev en in g w as
a rra n g e d by M ary G ran d a n d J e a n a m onth’s vacation. Mrs. V. A. by th e school c h ild ren T h u rsd ay
HILLSBORO PAINT A
M iM M ir t h « Van«!erx«nrfen)
O 'C onnor, w ith J. C. P ow ers as B ixby served th e K iw anis luncheon u>8ht w as w ell attended,
ow ing to Mrs. R ossi's absence.
Show er G iven
Mr. and M rs W illiam H em sw orth
WALLPAPER STORE
m aste r of cerem onies.
Mrs.
A.
E.
O
lson
sp
en
t
th
e
past
a
show
er
was
given
as
a
su
r
M arg aret M iller is in P o rtla n d
left S a tu rd a y to spend th e w in ter
Q u ality M aterials for Less
w
eek
a
t
N
elscott.
prise
for
Mrs.
C
laude
G
ilm
ore
by
in
B
erkeley,
Cal
stay in g w ith h e r aunt, Mrs. J. B.
Dr. R obert Wood, w ho recen tly Mrs. M F. W elter O ctober 9. Mrs
C larence
V an d erzan d en
spent P aperha nging - D ecorating
T hornton.
M aterial, w ork g u a ran tee d
V irg in ia M iller e n te rta in e d w ith u n d e rw e n t an op eratio n in th e St G ilm ore received som e b eau tifu l T h u rsd a y and F rid a y at M onm outh
T he aftern o o n
Mr. and Mrs. L ouis Roeygens. 159 S 2nd Ave.
P hone 1012X
a little p a rty F rid ay evening. M usic V incent's hopital. has been spend- :lncj useful gifts.
in g a few days w ith his p aren ts, was sp en t in playing bridge.
w ho lived n o rth of Roy for sev eral
a n d gam es w ere enjoyed.
Mr_ a n d M rs V. A. Wood.
L aV ern e K ilb u rg a n d C larence years, m oved last M onday to the
R EG ISTER ED
O ctober K. 1935
D e n z m m
u D r “P,? • M, ? ' J R TP i ^
P helps w on prizes for high scores Mrs D ierickx farm , w h e re h e w ill
YOUNG’S
h a v in g th e ir hom e rem odeled.
(
w h *',e M r g
A
j
R j c h e b e m anager
T hose sp en d in g th e w eek -en d at
A Cre?T 0,n tw e n ‘y
a re w o rk - and D octor H ale won in bridge,
Hudson-Duncau & Co.
at K pnd
ing on th e B eav erto n ditch.
m
th e J. M. V a n d erzan d en hom e
a i D tn u
M r a n d M rs A1 G eorge a n d fam -
T he school ch ild ren had
a pleas- w ere Mrs. M innie S o h ler and son
325 S. E. W a te r Street
"Thoughtful, Sympathetic
<By M n . o . H Peter«o®i
¡¡y of P o rtla n d have m oved in to an l day F rid a y w hen
a *’ S tan ley , R aym ond and M artha V an
Service"
P ortland, Oregon.
BEND -T h e pup ils and th e ir I
E dw ard s house re ce n tly vacat*
ten d ed th e livestock show in Port* d erza n d en of M onm outh.
P h o n e 972
Hillsboro
teach er. Miss F ran ces Post, w ill p u t ed by Mr. and Mrs. H a rris H ansen. ian d - T he grade school
bus and
Jo sep h M oore Jr., w ho is at-
G e n tle m e n :
on a H allow een p rogram O c to b e r : M rs G eorge w as fo rm erly Miss tw o carlo ad s w ent.
Mrs. O-
S adie
25. E veryone is c o rdially invited. j a n et H u n tley of B eaverton.
J !- ’ L air - re tu rn e d to w ork
at th e hotel S a tu rd a y a fte r a few
T he h arm o n ica band in th e sc h o o l:
This is to advise you th a t we w ill hold you s tric tly nerount-
days’ v isit to h e r hom e In P o rt
has been sta rte d again th is y e ar ‘ I
alde i f you s o licit or receive fo r sale any w alnuts or filb e rts grow n
land.
T h e c h ild ren ta k e q u ite a n interest.
Mr. and Mrs. C laude G ilm ore and
Q u ite a n u m b e r of c h ild ren w ere
by any m em ber of any unit o f N orth P acific N u t Growers. Co
(B y Mr». J . A. McCoy,
Mrs. W. E. G ilm ore sp e n t th e
ab sen t from school th is w eek w ith
operative.
O
tto
S
tro
h
m
ay
e
r
and
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
w
eek-end
in P o rtlan d M rs. C laude
in te stin a l flu. All a re im proving. 1
C arol of P o rtla n d a n d Mr. and Mrs. G ilm ore w ill re m a in th e re for sev-
C elebrates B irth d a y
L ittle M iss P a tty C arol W eller Z elb ert B ak er v isited Mr. and Mrs. c ra l w eeks to visit w ith h e r m oth
You or any other dealer who purchases any nuts covered by
c eleb ra ted h e r first b irth d a y Oc- J. P
V a n d erz a n d en W ednesday er.
an
existing
m a rketing contract w ith any unit o f this association
to b er 5 w ith a b irth d a y cake w ith evening. M r and Mrs. V anderzan-
Mrs. Ida K ilb u rg sp en t th e w eek-
one candle on it. H er parents, Mr. den 's son F ra n k of th e T ide W ater end in P o rtlan d
is lia b le fo r an action fo r conversion, or under the circum stances
and Mrs. F re d W eller and daugh- , T im b e r Co. of A storia sp e n t the
Mrs. M ary W alker of P o rtlan d
noted therein, fo r the penalties provided in Section 25-KI5 Oregon
te r Miss B onnie J u n e and Mr. and w eek-end a t hom e
M i- H erbert Slmer and d a u g h te r. V isitors at th e J. A. M cCoy hom e
Code of 1930.
M arian and son R onald helped to Sunday a fternoon w ere F ra n k B ur-
c cleb ra te th e b irth d ay .
lingam e of C hehalis. W ash., and
We are w ritin g you this le tte r at this tim e so th a t you w ill
Mr. a n d M rs V ictor A ffalter, A lfred LaM ont of D illey a n d Mr.
have am ple w arning. To avoid lia b ility , it is suggested that you
(H elen M iller) from N eskow in, vis- and M rs J. P. V anderzanden and
ited Mr. and Mrs. F red W eller and son R alph of F airview ,
m ake in q u iry to determ ine w hether or not m ils th a t you handle
fam ily T u esd ay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCoy and
M r a n d Mrs. D. B. A dam s a n d d a u g h te rs G ladys and E th e l and
are under e xisting contracts.
g ra n d d a u g h te r L ean th a A dam s of Mr. a n d Mrs. J. P. V anderzanden
Servant
A lbany sp en t M onday night and and sons F ra n k and R alph at-
V ery tru ly yours,
T uesday m orn in g w ith Mr. and ten d ed th e G ales C reek clu b sup-
Mrs. A dam s' son. P h illip A dam s, per F rid a y e vening at G ales creek
. . lie does the most
N O R TH P A C IF IC N U T G R O W ER S’ COOP.
a n d fam ily, w ho recen tly b o u g h t Mr W hite of F orest G rove spoke
th e G eorge C layville b e rry ranch. ( on th e T ow nsend bill. D ancing was
(Signed) F rank C. Riggs, Sales Manager.
work fo r the least p a y
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam T hom p- also enjoyed.
son of M ontesano, W ash., and Mr.
V isitors of M r and Mrs. W arner
and Mrs. F ra n k Sapp and son Les- C ropp a n d fam ily S u n d ay w ere
• Just press a button o r turn •
The only reason we can fig u re out
N ow w o u ld n 't M r. Riggs be doing
sw itch a.iy tim e night o r day
P aul E. T ishan says: ’’W ho
and P resto! Peppy W att is on
w hy M r. Riggs should w rite such a
said politics a re d i r t y ?
more lo r his members i f h i“ got busy
the jo b . H e never forgets and
C am paign prom ises a re se l
le tte r is th a t he is a fra id a good
he never sleeps. He is the
dom soiled by use!"
and sold some nuts instead o f spend
many o f his members do not w ant to
perfect servant.
ing his tim e blu ste rin g and w ritin g
“ Peppy W att” Js tha sm iling
d e liv e r th e ir filb e rts o r w alnuts to
Y ou’ ll he pleased to
o b lig in g young fellow w ho
fo r the
th
re a te n in g letters to us? He signs
him
.
The
only
reason
w
hy
a
member
repres« n ts Pepco electric serv*
use F IR G R O VE M ilk
ice in y our hom e. For only a
w
ould
w
a
n
t
to
take
his
filb
e
rts
or
his
name as “Sale« M anager.” G r
BIG M O N E Y -S A V IN G
and Cream a fte r yo u ’ve
few pennies a day he does
w
alnuts
to
somebody
else
w
ould
be
does he fig u re on le ttin g C a lifo rn ia
all this w ork:
sampled its rich , pure
Local Savings & Loan Association
Sets Enviable Record in Dividends
H1LHI NEWS
Arrange Party
at Hazeldale
Philos Conduct
Pun Initiation
Tri-Square Club
Recognized Here
Announcing
Play Selected by
Club at Tualatin
Air-O-Matic Ironer
HARM S 3C BROCK
Adjusted Acreage Provides Adequate
Wheat fo r Domestic
S E x p o rt
— Dem and
I
Power Seal Co.
Lots of Wells,
Result of Ads
1
1
1
Russell C. Harder
T
e
Beaverton Grange
Filbert and Walnut Growers
Tj C SflldpfltS
Sponsor a Farty
Your Attention!
Roy
We were very surprised to receive the following regis
tered letter, which anybody can see is nothing more or
less than a threat:
Frogram Flannea
z D J C Schnol
L I •
OC11OUI
Funeral Home
Kansas City
M eet PEPCO‘5
"Peppy
W att
//
World’s Champion
STAND BY
1936
DODGE
Li this your home
O io k a your meals
Preserves food»
Keeps ho« water oa «sp r ! . t
and day
Yfsthes tlo th s i
I toes «he iro n in f
Washes «he dishes
'l ends (he furnace
I rives you sun baths
< Iperates (he radio
( leans the rug«
Makes eoffee. toes« sad waffles
Operates clocks
— md performs scores o f
household duties.
goodness.
C all today
and let us s ta rt d e liv e r
ing to yo u r doorstep
d a ily .
and
Plymouth
P e rfe c tio n in a Low Priced Gar.
FIR GROVE
C A D Y MOTOR CO.
G rad e A
M ILK and CREAM
H illsboro, O regon
Phone 4RX1
DAIRY
Employ Peppy WsM "full
tim e." Have c o m p ttf electrical
strvicc in your home!
PEP£Q
PORTLAND GENERAL
ElECTRIC COMPAN7
i f he found out he could get more
money fo r his crop and get his money
fa ste r than he could from Mr. Riggs.
I t must be th a t a good many mem
bers have found this out.
So fa r we haven’t found i t neces
sary to w rite any th reatenin g letters
to M r. Riggs to keep our grow ers
fro m going over and selling to him.
M aybe you can guess why.
do the selling?
F urtherm ore, does Mr. Riggs have
a co n tra ct w ith a member when Mr.
Riggs has signed an Agreem ent to
give
away
w alnuts
to
3 0 ','
the
of
the
C a lifo rn ia
m em ber’s
C ontrol
B o a t,!; unless th a t member has given
his consent? O r hasn’t M r. Riggs
him self broken th a t contract?
HUDSON-DUNCAN & CO.
(Pair advertisement)
r