Thursday, November *23, 1035
M H. R. Findley
TT TELS RO R O A R C U S .
H i l l S B O R O , DR F G O N
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sen, II Haase, T Pyle. D Pe n nu
a h rn id t a rriv e d from S eS aside la t an in ju iy to his hand recently, b u t L o rrain e, for an Indefinite tim e
I w eek to spend som e tim e w ith Mr is im proving.
W Reddig. M Reddig. If. U nger.
Mrs. O liver C lark an d du u g h ter
and Mrs. Jo h n G utschm idt
II. P eter .. F. W aihel. W. R uffener.
Emm a and son E dw ard visited Mrs.
M ary T h u rn h c r, F A m m on, of F n -
M r. and Mr«. K en n eth H arding
C la rk 's sister, Mrs, Em m a M c
'd a le ; Mlsse ; l.oui e and M an e L'n-
Pherson, in H illsboro M onday.
of P o rtlan d an d M r and Mrs. R alph ,
( I) » M r , F . P v x e M u
| ger, B etty A nn a n d
Ja n e t Lee
Mrs. T ufford w as tak en q u ite lit
Mr and Mrs. S. D. C lark of
ROCK C REEK T he elec tric line, M axium and d a u g h te rs H elen and
; R uffener,
M ildred and
L u cille
C orelie of V ancouver, W ash., v is
last w eek and w as ta k e n to P o rt
' H aase, Miss Kei ly, Ella D unean. w inch w ill serv e p a rt of this sec ited Mr. and Mrs. N els N elson S u n P ortland viisted Mr. C la rk 's sis land to stay w ith relatives.
ter, Mrs. A lb ert Scott, and Mr.
Cedur Mill Group Elects;
T ow nsendites Plan S o c ia l O rphu C a rte r and M ildred f l i 'i r : tion. is p a rtly b u ilt and is to be
day. Mr. and Mrs. H ard in g and Scott S atu rd ay and S unday. Mr.
Mrs. M cIntyre and son R obbie
read y soon for service.
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Mr. and M rs Ja c k H arvey and Mr. M axium a re sp e n d in g th e and Mrs. H M oore of P o rtlan d of N ew berg v isited Mr. and Mr»,
I tam ed w itli a d in n e r p a rty S on
T h an k sg iv in g vacation w ith r e la spent from T uesday to T h u rsd ay D. L. G holson and fam ily lpst
I day. T hose a tte n d in g w ere Mr. an d son of P o rtla n d visited a t th e F red tiv es in Boise, Idaho.
w ith Mrs. M oore's parents, Mr. and w eek,
il ly M r«. J«*««» Mpycra)
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B in her and fam ily. Mr. J o y hom e Sunday.
G ru n g e i h r l r d nffii i i . N ovem ber
Mr. and Mrs. C lyde M unson of Mrs. A lb ert Scott.
BUXTON P u p ils in th is school mil Mrs. Roy C a rte r and O rphu.
Mr and M rs. J o h n N elson and
Jo e B orovicka and son Ja c k ie ol
20 iim follow«: Il II. F indley, m as
Mr. and Mrs. C harles D evereli Pot Band, fo rm erly of Bend, spent
h aving p erfect a tte n d a n c e reco rd s I Dan. E dw ard, W illiam and H azel d a u g h t e r F lo ren ce of W illbridge M unson H ill had w ord from th e ir
te r; E. S. May, o v erseer, Mrs. I,
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for th e second six w eek of M'hool I (,‘a rtc r.
atten d ed a b irth d ay celeb ratio n at S unday w ith old neighbors.
visited at th e J a c k R adke hom e
m arin es at S an P edro, Cal., th a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C laud
L uw kailt, le c tu re ); Mrs, E E Junes,
arc: P rim ary g rad e : W auneta G ear
Mi
H. U nger and son A riton S unday.
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ch ap lain , M rs B ertha P etereo u rt.
ley, E velyn It'
M elvin C anby, v isited at Mt A ngel S u n d ay .
Hall in P o rtlan d N ovem ber 14.
•' Mr. and Mr :. J o h n Block of
H illsboro A rgus co n tain s all th«
) lady a e . lu n l tow ard ; C arl lllck -
11.ester Moen, F aith Scofield, A lpha
Mrs. F ern V an Teasel and fam ily
Mr. an d M rs J. M arcom left A m ity arid Ed M cD onald of P o rt- p en d icitis an d la te r is to hav e a
etliier, « a l e k e e p e r ; J llraw en , a s
Mae Petei son, S h irley W hite and M onday for an in d efin ite stay w ith land vi .ited at' th e C onrad Dick tonsil and ad en o id operation.
of T ro u td ale visited Mrs. V anTes- new s of H illsboro an d thn s u r
sista n t stew ard :
F ran k l.aw k u u t,
K eith Wolff; u p p er g rad ' ; Donna h er p aren ts at W illam ina. Mr. M ar- hom e S unday.
B rooks L u e th e of B rooks Hill, sell’s aunt, Mrs. O. J. Tollefson. ro u n d in g com m unities. R ead i I
stew ard , Mrs. A rth u r Schulz, Elm a.
Lane. D elm ar Hellish, H arold and c o r n Is e m p l o y e d t h e r e .
Mr. .and Mrs. Ted G u trch m ld t w ho is th e J o u r n a l c a rrie r in th is and fam ily, w ho a re keeping Mrs. an d keep in fo rm ed on w h a t li
Mi
A W hitaker. I’lininna; Mrs.
N orm an P e te r am. F ran cis K irk,
tf
L ouise U nger w as a w eek -en d an d V irg in ia and D onald G u t- and n eig h b o rin g sections, su ffered V anTessell's dau g h ter, little Miss h appening a t hom e.
, May M cD aniels. C eres; M i s
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B illy C ro w lh er. B etty S tow ell. V el guest of h er g ran d m o th ers in H ills
X Thm n e .
eretai v and Jo h n Z.itz
ma R u th erfo rd and B etty L ane.
boro.
m an. treasu rer. Mrs. Sam W alters
D onald M cP herson of R em ote
Roy C arter, w ho Is w o rk in g a ll
Is head of the hom e econom ics co m
and
Mrs. N ettle Sim pson and P resco tt, sp en t th e w eek-end at his
m ittee. It. R eeves of th e e x e c u
d a u g h te r M erle of T acom a w ere : |Wmi. h ere
tiv e com m ittee, a n d ' A rvid S a n d
. h e r e for t i i e fu n eral of th e ir sister
I.ois Robinson, w ho is em ployed '
ström of th e n g rlcu ltu ru l co m m it
an d au n t. Mrs. E m m a N ickells. No- in H illsboro, spent S u n d ay a t h e r i ffn
tee.
W illiam P pw ell and R osalind R us j vem ber 18. O ut of tow n frien d s parents' hom e h ire .
Plan Installation
M rs W illiam R u fe n rr and d a u g h
sell in "R endezvous," V en etian ¡ w e r e W illiam Sim pson of P o rtlan d .
l.eedy G ran g e w ill meet w ith
fe.itu re for F rliiuy and S a tu rd a y . 'M rs. C h arles Hines, Mrs. F red te rs visited h e r p a re n ts a t Rock
A loha G ran g e D ecem ber 5 for In
P ow ell play s tile p a rt of a spy H artv an d Mrs A rnold W ernicke of C re e k S atu rd ay .
stallatio n of officers.
I Hill boro.
i n i r
Mr::. J. M arcom sp e n t last w eek ■ i ï
P re s b y te ria n C h ristian E ndeavor
i M rs Je ss" M eyer'i and g ra n d w ith h e r d au g h ter, Mrs. A. V an d cr- 5
Some Gifts are Useful . . .
conducted s e r v ic e . at th e U nion ab sen t from high school for sev d au g h ter, E lean o r P ow ell, v isited scheure, a t W itch lla z d .
others are pretty. It is a
G ospel c h u rc h in P o rtlan d S u n eral w eek s w ith an abscess In his i d a tiv e s at H iggle Bros, cam p n ear
day. Rev II It D ickm an gave the ear, w as o p erated on N ovem ber 10 ¡B lrk en feld last week
proven fact t h a t Gifts
serm on an d th e B eth an y P re sb y by Dr B elk n u p of P o rtla n d for
W. B. A. lad les m et w ith
that
are obtained in a
te ria n ch o ir sung Rev. G eorge T a y m astoid, lie w as ab le to be b ro u g h t H arry S im o n to n N o v em b er 20. A
i'i high class .Jewelry Store always
give daily joy
lor of B eav erto n gave th e serm on buck hom e S u n d ay .
q u ilt w as tied, und a pot luck d in
ut I tie P re s b y te ria n ch u rch S u n
Mr. u n d Mrs. E. D. H ite and n e r w as serv ed .
of possession, and are the Loveliest Gifts in the
in » V ivian Hudson I
day m orning. T h e collection ta k e n E rnest Jr. v i s i t e d T h an k sg iv in g Da
A q u iltin g bee w as h eld a t th e
world.
w as for his m ission w o rk in P o rt at th e hom e of M r. an d M rs. J o e i M anning social olub h all T h u rsd ay ,
HAYW ARD Mr. and M rs G eorge
land.
F lin t ut Scholls.
L aem erm an ce le b ra te d th e ir te n th F I
d irected by th e H anks a u x iliary .
B enefit Attracts
M r an d M rs. W ellington Cook
w ed ding a n n iv e rsa ry N o v em b er 17.
B irth d a y I'rle b ra te d
T h e benefit cnril p arty h eld nt an d sons of P o rtlu n d w e re T hanks-1 A b irth d a y p a rty w as g iven A l Ja m e s P en m an w as th e ir d in n e r
th e hom e of M rs E m ery W allace giving Day guests at th e W illiam pha M ae P eterso n a t h e r hom e guest.
“Let A ndy Fix Your W atch”
N ovem ber 111 for th e b en efit of F. C am p b ell hom e und w ill r e ¡h ere T h u rsd ay . D in n er w as served
T h e road
w as g rad ed
from
sa n ita ry co n d itio n s of th e C ed ar m ain lo r th e w eek-end.
at fi p. m. for th e follow ing .school H u n g er's m ill to th e Y a t th e
Too much depends on the
Mill school w as w ell u ttended. Ten
m ates and friends: E sth er Q m er, C o rn e r of H ay w ard farm .
tab les w ere in pluy.
Mrs. B erth a S h a v e r an d ch ild re n '
(•race S tru b b . D orothy and A rth u r
condition
of your teeth.
lien efll Saturday
S im onton, S h irle y and
B ev erly a rc m oving th e ir fu rn itu re f r o m 1
A card p arty for th e ben efit of
Why
allow
them to ruin
W hite. N eom a C anby, V ivian C ear- th e L. Jesse cam p house to th e lit-1
the T ow nsend clu b w ill tg- held at
ley, E velyn Ross, V elm a R eth er- tie house belonging to H u n g er
your appearance and health.
the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J. Muer-
ford, W au n etta C earley , E leanor B ro thers, n o rth of th e school. Mrs.
S tim u lated by u sh arp e x p a n and L elan d Pow ell. H arold. N orm an S h a v e r has re n te d th e house fo r
1 e r next S a tu rd a y nigh t
All branches of Dentistry,
sion of in d u stria l o p eratio n s, con-, and A lpha M ae P eterson. T iie e v e th e w in ter.
Mr. Schulz Honored
Plates,
Extracting, Fillings.
M rs A rth u r Schulz, guve a d i n su m p tio n of ele c tric en erg y in th e nin g w as sp en t in p lay in g games.
Mr. West, w ho w as w o rk in g n e a r
n e r S u n d ay , th e occasion b eing h er te rrito ry serv ed by th e P in t land
A d an ce w as g iven S a tu rd a y Scofield, w as ta k e n to a h ospital
h u sb an d 's b irth d ay . P re se n t w ere G en eral E lectric co m p an y lias a d n ig h t by th e WBA ladies.
w ith ap p en d icitis.
Mr. an d M rs Ja m e s W alters, B a r v an ced to an a ll-tim e high, a n
Mr. and M rs. W illis H iatt of
B
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bara, D onald, and Jim m y W alters, n o u n ces R. It. F aster, H illsboro di- ;
S trin g to w n road spent F rid a y n ig h t j
A b a z a a r an d all d ay m eetin g an d S a tu rd a y m o rn in g w ith Mr.
Holiday festivities are
Mr. and Mrs. Ed K ru e sk e of B eav vision m anager.
PAY ON MY EASY PAYMENT PLAN
In th e m o n th Just closed, t h e , w ith a d an ce a t n ig h t w ill be an d Mrs. G eorge L aem erm an.
erton, J e n n e tte Schulz. th e hostess,
here
. . . and sparkling,
Mrs. A rth u r Schulz, an d th e guest co m p an y sold 44,208.219 k ilo w a tt- given by th e a u x ilia ry D ecem b er
tangy beverages are as
hours, an in crease of 10 9 p er cent 7 at B unks A m erican L egion hali.
of honor, A rth u r Schulz.
T o w n sen d Social S a tu rd a y
much a part of the holidays as~Qld St. Nick. Use
o v er th e som e m o n th of last y e a r I
A b ask et social an d p ro g ram fo l
“C o n su m p tio n w a s stim u la te d
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of
p rin cip ally by on ex p an sio n of in low ed by a d an ce w ill be g iven
Royal G inger A le — Royal Lime Rickey
d u stria l operations in th e t e r r i at th e g ran g e h all S a tu rd ay . No a d th e V ictor L a H ey n e hom e w e re
DENTIST
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Mrs.
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and
fam
ily,
Mr.
Available at All Dealers
L adles from here, w ho belong to ry served by th e co m p an y .” hi
req
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ested
to
b
rin
g
baskets.
an
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Mrs.
V
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an
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fam
ily,
to T ig ard R ebekah club, w ere e n rep o rts. "P o w er co n su m p tio n is
Com m ercial Building
Mr. an d M rs. W ayne B ru n so n and Mr. and M rs. V erne an d D elb ert
te rta in e d N ovem ber 20 at th e hom e ! co n sid ered a b a ro m e te r of indus-
C
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A
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O
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and
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icrdsdorf.
I tria l p roduction. G ain s w ere ra ttie r
of Mrs. M illie S teinhoff.
Second and Main Streets
—
Hillsboro
Mrs. E in ar B erggren, p resid en t
M rs G eorge D avies has beep ev en ly d is trib u te d am ong all m a- H arold of C h eh alem M o u n tain and
Phone 2-132
345 E. Main St., Hillsboro
; jo r in d u s tria l classifications, but D arrel S triffe r of New b erg vis- of th e L eisy v ille W om en's club, and
q u ite ill w ith th e grippe.
R obert C am pbell, w tio has been tiie sh a rp e st im p ro v em en t w as n o t ited at th e Je sse M eyers h om e S u n - Mrs. Jo h n G ates J r . e n te rta in e d at
, th e hom e of Mrs. Jo h n G ates J r
' d in w oodw orking, cem e n t and day.
Mrs. Je ssie T illm an a tte n d e d w ith a lu ncheon fo r e ig h t p resi-
gen eral co m m ercial use.
"W h ile co n su m p tio n in creased 109 R oyal N eig h b o rs T h an k sg iv in g d in - d en ts an d v ice-p resid en ts of th e
p er cent, gross rev en u es In creased i n e r at H illsb o ro one n ig h t last eo u n ty, including Mrs. G ladys M ey
er. co u n ty p resident. O th ers w ere j
only 0.93 p e r cen t. T h e av erag e w eek.
Mrs. S u m m ers and E lsie G. C ald-I
re tu rn p er k ilo w a tt-h o u r sold in
w ell, b o th of H iteon club; Mrs.
O cto b er d ro p p ed to 1.52 cents, far
P. A. A nderson an d M rs. W. K
u n d e r th e av e ra g e of 2.8 cents
M anley, H illsboro S erv ice club:
p a id
b y 24,500,000 c u s t o m e r s '
— OF —
Mrs. A. D ickason. H illsboro; Mrs.
th ro u g h o u t th e U n ited S ta te s last
E. J . P eterso n , H illsboro N eedle-
y ear.
FIR D A L E Mrs. S am G erig e n craft. an d Mrs. F re d E n geldinger,
"T h e p ro m o tio n al ty p e o f ra te -
p rev ailin g in th is te rrito ry e n c o u r te rta in e d w ith a p a rty in ho n o r of H illsboro C offee club.
age ev e r g re a te r use of elec tricity . h e r b irth d a y M onday. P re se n t w ere
T his re s u lts in a p ro g ressiv ely low - j M' 'lam es E Olson. H. B riggs. L
O fficial a n d U nofficial N ew s-
e r . a v erag e ra te p e r k ilo w a tt-h o u r O ln est. all of G lcn cu llen ; I,. O lson All tb .it is f it to p rin t in H illsb o ro i (2T
paid by th e c u sto m er fo r his s e rv an d son L oren of K in to n , J. a n d t h e c o u n ty — C ourt, arrests, *
ice an d ap p lies alik e to lig h tin g G eotze, H. K oeh n k e. J . E p p ler. IL schools, taxes, w eddings, b i r t h s ,
S ch o en b erg an d ch ild ren , F. Koch, d eath s, society.—E v ery w eek in th e
and p o w er custom er.
"D u e to u n fa v o ra b le w a te r co n all of Iow a H ill; F. H aase, B. H an- A rgus.
tf I
d itio n s on th e p o w er stream s, th e re
w as n ecessary d u rin g O c t o b e r
h eavy o jicrutiou of relay steam
p la n ts w hich in c re a se d o p eratin g
costs. C ost of m a te ria ls a n d su p
p lies a re rising."
Thrills Aplenty!
Rock Creek Folk
to Have Electricity
Buxton Roll
Honor Given
Grange Head
Bend
USB DR. BROWN’S
6 Month Payment
Plan
:
k
Mrs Hayward Couple
Married 40 Years j®
:
$
k
6
Don’t Delay
J. L. ANDERSON, Jeweler
Your Dentistry
%
Use of Electricity
Makes Sharp Gain
A ROYAL Toast
to Santa Claus
Leisyville
Hiteon
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:
ROYAL SODA WORKS
$
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s
Mrs. Sam Gcrig
Hostess at Party
DR. P. G. BROWN
£
PRICES REDUCED on the BIGGEST and BEST STOCK
I
. Make
H er
Christmas
Merry with something
feminine, something
fine from
GOAR'S
Woman’s Shop
F. Ma Barnes,
ITop.
2
L E S. J-lite
f lo o r lim p
V .I« $19.9$
I
P S.
A d ju stab le
F lo o r and study
lam p
Value $ 1 6 9 5
3
l.E .S . T a b le
study lam p
V a lu e $7.95
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I. E. S.
A sk y o u r a tto rn e y to sen d y o u r ;
lcgnl a d v e rtisin g to th e A rgus.
BETTER SIGHT LAMPS
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Every Passenger Car Sold B efore Christm as. ACT NOW , to G et Your Choice!
Sedan — With built-in
trunk, white side wall tires. Only driven six
hundred miles. Perfect condition.
$1
New car guarantee .............................
1933 Chevrolet Coupe— Refinished in black duco,
Fisher no-draft ventilation, syncro-mesh trans
mission, good tires.
two are new ....................................
1930 Chevrolet Roadster— Has good paint, good
top and curtains,
good tires and nice appearance ...
1929 Chevrolet Coach— W ith Kari-Keen trunk,
rebored motor.
Driven only few hundred miles
1929 Chevrolet Coupe Repainted and
in good condition .... .....................
1935 Chevrolet Town
745
445
’195
’225
1931 Chevrolet Coach—
The best 1931 automobile built ..
1928 Chevrolet Coach— Good tires.
Last 4-cylinder model .................
1927 Chevrolet Coach—
The Ideal Gift
for the Whole Family
Don't miss our full line
of Cheery Christmas
Cards.
Gift Wrappings
Colorful Xmas papers
and Cellophane add ap
peal to your gift.
Sm all D eposit W ill Hold Any G ift ’till Xmas
HILLSBORO PHARMACY
Hillsboro, Oregon
Z. J. Riggs, g ra d u a te of th e C alifo rn ia C ollege P h arm acy
1932 Ford V-8 Coupe—
Repainted, in good condition ....
1931 Ford A Coupe—
1931 Ford A Roadster—
Air wheels, leather upholstery
- Manicure Seta
—
Perfume Sets
Full Line Yardley’s Toiletries
Perfume Atomizers
—
Leather Goods
Milkweed Silhouette Framed Pictures
Margaret Burnham’s Chocolates
Eastman Kodaks — Stationery
G reeting Cards
Exceptionally well cared for car .
1926 Chevrolet Sedan— Actual mileage less than
14,000 miles. Must be
$-« O f f
seen to be appreciated ....................... X d v
Lot’s of transportation cheap
M ake H IL L S B O R O PH A R M A CY y o u r g ift h e a d q u a rte rs. Y ou
can solvo y o u r g ift p ro b lem from o u r C h ristm as stocks.
T h i« t«< I f attached to all
enuine l.E.S. Better Sight
amp«. It is your guarantee
of lamps scientifically de-
•igned to r «ate ic e in g .
See our display
of these three
types of lamps
at our store.
f
L IO M L
1930 Ford A Town Sedan—
A bargain at ...........................
1929 Ford A Coach—
POW E R
’345
’275
’250
’250
’195
New paint, a nice car .............
1932 Plym outh Coupe—Motor overhauled com-
pletely.
Good appearance
1927 Buick Sedans— -Your choice of three
: *350
125
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
’325
’150
’125
’150
’175
1930 Studebaker D ictator Sedan—
Completely overhauled motor ....
1929 Studebaker Sedan— Straight 8
motor. Lots of pow er...................
1930 Durant Sedan—
A good one .....................................
1929 Durant Coach—
See this car .....................................
1929 O akland Six Sedan—
Good paint, runs well
1927 Essex Sedan—
Cheap to operate
1927 Nash Sedan—
Good tires, a nice car
1929 Essex Coupe—
With rumble seat
1927 O lds C o a c h -
Exceptional car for its age
1927 Hudson Coach—
As is .....................
1927 Chrysler Coupe—
Repainted and ready to go
1927 Pontiac Sedan—
Cheap transportation
1926 C adillac 7-passenger Sedan—
Repainted, three new tires
1933 Chevrolet Truck—
157-inch wheelbase, dual rear wheels
1930 M oreland Truck—
Exceptionally good 34x7 tires
1930 Chevrolet Truck-
Stock r a c k ..........
1929 Ford Truck—
Dump body ........
1930 Chevrolet Truck—
131-inch wheelbase, single tires
1928 Chevrolet Trucks—
Two to choose from. Choice
M odel T
Ford Truck ........
Hillsboro Motor Co.
N ew Lowent Finance Rate*
Liberal Trades
Tw o Locations
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’175
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*185
Open Evenings
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Roy
(By Mi'« Martha Vanderzanden)
C h arles D uyck an d J u liu s M oore
left N o v em b er 14 for th e east, !
w h ere Mr. D uyck w ill p u rch ase a
new c a r an d th en c o n tin u e th e ir
tra v e ls to th e so u th e rn states.
Miss E velyn P l u s Is now em
ployed at th e hom e of M r. and
M rs Jo se p h M eeuw scn.
J. M V an d erzan d en and son C la r-i
ence, F red M eeuw scn an d A gnes I
V an d erzan d en a tte n d e d th e Mon-
m o u th -l.in fie ld gam e at M cM inn- .
v ille F rid ay .
B orn, to Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge ■
D uyck a boy. an d also Mr. and
Mrs. L ew rcn ce S p ie rin g h av e a
baby boy
O rv ille H ardy, C h arles W u n d er- i
lich. Ed anil H ans T o lk e an d Jo h n
V an d erzan d en re tu rn e d T h u rsd ay
a fte r a tw o w eek s' h u n tin g tr ip in
eastern O regon.
FREE
1936 License and
Tank of Gas with