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Shop Early
Here for Christmas
Volume 12, No. 11
Hillsboro
Friday Begins
Xmas V acation
Q u in t e t
P r o g r a m in A f t e r n o o n ; T w o
W in s
F ir s t
b e n e f it o n
(H y
M r«
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G am e;
With Which in Combined Ihe_11 illsboro Independent
Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, December 19, 1935
kaLabluhtxl 1873
Program Set
O ren co C h u rch
S a tu r d a y
C lasses E le c t L e a d e rs
Ilu r d e H e )
H ills b o ro grade schools w ill slart
OHF.NCO C o m m u n ity
c h u rc h
t h e C h ris tin a * vacation
F rid a y
w i ll have Its uu nu al C h i istm .i i
Clu.-.,es w ill be resumed December
I n c m ill li c iil M onduy evening at
30 New Y< ar's Day w ill also be a
7 3il Sunday school w ill pri-si-nt the
holiday. A p p ro p ria te program s w ill
C h ristm as service e n title d , "T he
be held at each school F rid a y a f t
Candles o f C h i i.-.inuis.”
ernoon The program at the D a vid
M rs S. W. B aughm an le ft M on
H ill w ill s ta rt at I o'clock; at the
day m o rn in g fo r u s ix weeks' v is it
ju n io r high, 2 30. T h e fo u rth grade
w i t h re la tive s at Shenandoah, Iowa.
at tin- Peter Boscow w ill give a
Miss I t iilh L u n g re n of Beaverton
p a rty and program at 2. Parents
visite d M rs (Jail K a n e . F rid a y.
are especially in v ite d to attend
these program s.
O renco W ins
Class o ffice rs were elected in tw o
O renco ba sketba ll teuin defeated
Forest
G
rove.
M
r
and
M
r
B
W
rooms. The 3A of the D a vid H ill
M u ltn o m a h 47 to 22 in th e ir firs t
A
rm
e
n
tro
u
t
and
J.
J.
H
utchens
of
school elected Bob M orrison, pres
»Unite o f the season on the local
Boor last Tuesday n ig h t M edford Hank . and the host and hostess and id en t; B e tty M ay, vice-president;
c
h
ild
re
n
B
on
ita
and
Leonard
V irg in ia Banner, m o n ito r. Newdy
I ’ei us i . m anager of the O renco
M r and M rs G eorge B le rs d o rf elected o ffice rs fo r the KA2 at the
team.
of«
S
e
h
e
fflln
visite
d
th
e
ir
daughter,
ju
n io r high are Zelda W eintz, pres
Benefit Saturday
id en t: Neva Z ie g le r, vice-president,
A ba sketba ll b e n e fit dunce w ill M rs O tto C Voges. F rid a y.
M r and Mrs. H a rry M u lle r and und M a ry June D u x b u ry , secretary.
lie held on S atu rday n ig h t in the
Popcorn sales have been popular
old O regon N u rse ry o ffic e b u ild in g son V ernon have re tu rn e d from
M r. m id M rs I,. T W oodw ard several weeks' v is it w ith re la tive s in the schools. F rid a y the 4A ol
the Peter Boscow school sold pop
and son K enneth visite d M i unit in C a lifo rn ia .
M r and M rs R. E H ane fo rd and corn. and on T u t day the 8A am;
Mrs K en ne th Stearns of P o rtla n d
c h ild re n
o f P o rtla n d spent
the 8A2 classes at the ju n io r high dad
Sunday.
w ith M rs
H a n e fo rd '* a sale, proceeds o f w h ich are to be
O renco grade school bu skctb a ll week-end
used fo r c h a rity .
team defeated W itch Hazel team j m other. M rs H e n ry W eaver.
Mr« Truce V u y ls te k e and fa m ily
Several in te re s tin g projects are
last Tuesday afte rn o o n at W tteti
o f Hank , vis ite d Sunday w ith M r u n d e r-w a y in th variou s rooms.
H u e ] 21 io 11
and M rs. J. L. V anD om elen and P up ils o f 2A o f P ete r Boscow school
Parly Friday
are do in g honey-com b w eaving th is
t
Miss M a rla M c K ln m s ' p rim a ry fa m ily .
M r. and M rs B. R. G u n th e r of week. J u n io r hig h 8A p u p i l s
room w ill have a C h ristin a s p a rty
F rid a y afte rn o o n w ith a tree and P o rtla n d vis ite d M r and M rs. I.oeJ ure w o rk in g on a safety p ro je ct
and ure o b ta in in g e xce lle n t results
exchanging of gifts, before closing H o lle nb eck T hursday.
M i a n d M i ■ W S H a h n re t m •
in posters, e d ito ria ls, plays, and
fo r a tw o weeks' vacation.
ed home last week fro m a m onth's stories.
P rogram F rid a y
v is it w ith re la tive s in C a lifo rn ia .
T he D a vid H ill school has tw o
G rade school w ill g ive a C h ris t
Ml- and Mrs. F lo yd R a ffe ty v is new p u p ils fro m Carson C ity , N eva
mas pro gra m in the school a u d ito r ited M r and M rs Erl Vanderzanden da, Le slie and C liffo r d S titt e n te r
iu m
F rid a y n ig h t u t II o'clock o f Gules Creek W ednesday.
in g the 3A and 1 A .
C h ristm as story w ill be to ld in
O n ly tw o absences o f m ore then
Program Friday
song and tableau by the olde r c h il
H a rriso n grade school w ill have th re e days w e re reported th is week.
dren, w h ile the c h ild re n in the
T hey are Irene Thom pson and D on
p rim a ry room are to represent a C h ristm as e n te rta in m e n t F rid a y ald B row n, 4A. at P eter Boscow.
evening.
M o th e r Goose cha racter*
B aske tball is the center of in te r
M r and Mrs. E llis T a y lo r and
M r. and Mrs. Tom P icren and
hter attended a b irth d a y d in est at the ju n io r hig h w ith a large
children of Helvetia, Mr amt Mn daug
squad tu rn in g out fo r practice. Bud
Itie h a rd B aughm an o f B o n n e ville ner in honor of Jifines H a rlcm a n H ines and A k ir u Tsuguwa are tlie
m ul Miss Helen B aughm an of P o r t- j at th e ir home In D ille y Sunday. o n ly experienced players on the
land visite d th e ir parents, M r and A t the d in n e r a b irth d a y < aki . team. W alter H e nry, coach, report
made by his m other, w ho liv e s in
M rs. S. W Huughtnan Sunday.
tha t the team w ill be as fast and
M rs S I,. C a rly le v is ite d Mrs. II. C rookston. M inn., was served.
T w o new p u p ils e n ro lle d in the aggressive as last year's squad w ith
N Ito b m on in Forest G rove T h u rs
H a rrison grade school. T hey are practice, th o u g h at present they
day und F rid a y.
lack tiie s k ill and smoothness of
M r and M is H e rbe rt K oppel and W yona M oore, a seventh grader, last season: club. T he boys have
fa m ily fro m n o rth o f Forest G ro v e l and V ir g il M oore, a fir s t grader, shown a m a rke d im p ro ve m e n t d u r
v is ite d ut the Ernest W llfe r t hu m " w ho re ce n tly eaine here f r o m
in g tlie las. week's practice, w h ich
Ektacada.
Sunday.
M r. and Mrs. E. P. S m ith o f was evidenced by th e ir v ic to ry ov-
M r und M r*. J H I're u d e n th a l
i r the H il'ii th ir d .squad, 24 j o 23.
of H ills b o ro vis ite d at the K a rl W il P ortla nd and M rs I. Vanderzanden S ta rlin g lin e -u p was R obert Oc»l-
o f Forest G rove v iu lte d M r. und
helms home Sunday.
bee, A k ir a Tsugawa, fo rw a rd s; B ud
M r. und Mrs. Hlehnrd M ontgom - M rs W ilfre d G reene and fa m ily Hines, center; Leon B anner and
, c ry of O regon C ity and M rs. A n Sunday,
B illy F oelker, guards.
P rog ram F rid a y
no M on tg om e ry o f Canby, M r. and
M o u ntuinda le school w ill have
,
Mrs. Vernon H o s s and c h ild re n and
Mr
und Mrs. A l L e o n h a rt of its C h ristm as tree a n d program
P o rtla n d visite d ut ttic W. II R ing F rid a y afternoon. E veryone is w e l
come
home Sunday.
M rs E d ith Langdon o f P o rt- i 1. H Peters and da u g h te r L ie la
Mrs. M
D. Hughes o f
land spent the week-end w ith t in visite d
N O R T H P L A IN S
N o rth Plain.?
parents, M r. und Mrs. K a r l W il P o rtla n d Sunday.
F il'd Schlegel has re tu rn e d home P are nt-T each er association program
helms.
was w e ll attended S atu rday nigh t,
M r. and M rs. J L. A u lrl o f H ills fro m O a k v ille . Wash., a fte r a week's net receipts being about fo rty d o l
boro v is ite d M is. W. F. H u n te r v is it w ith M rs. Wes Schlegel.
lars. Proceeds w ill be used in im
Sunday.
p ro v in g re cre a tio n a l a c tiv itie s in
The 4-11 sew ing c lu b met T ues
the school.
day afternoon. M rs Ernest W llfe rt
Mrs. L o ttie Tannoek o f Shady
had charge o f t lie class in the a b - |
B roo k spent the w eek-end w ith
.seller of th e ir leader. M rs. A u s tin ,
M r. and Mrs. J u liu s Schoenberg.
S tra ffo rd . w h o wus 111.
M rs C a lin V ercna G e rtru d e M e r
W illia m G reener of H eppner v is
cer. 28, died at the Jones hospital ite d his cousin. W illia m W icnccke,
Decem ber 11 und fu n e ra l services and fa m ily M onduy evening.
were held Sunday afte rn o o n al the
V is ito rs o f M r. a n d Mrs. A l
Donelson A Sew ell chapel. I n te r
K roeteh fo r the past tw o weeks
m ent was in Cooper M o u n ta in cem
w ere M r. and Mrs. J. K in g o f
etery.
M in o tt. N. D. V isito rs a rriv in g F r i
Mrs.
M
ercer
was
born
in
M
in
n
e
M O U N T A IN D A L E A chu rch p ro
day w e re M rs. F. J. Class o f San
sota
A
p
r
il
1.
1907.
She
had
been
a
gram w ill be g ive n by the M oun-
Francisco and J. J. K in g o f Palo
t.iin d a le L u th e ra n S unday school resident o f H ills b o ro fo r 12 years. ' A lto . Cal., sister und b ro lh e r of
Deceased
is
s
u
rvive
d
by
the
w
id
o
w
at the school house Sunday at 2 p.
Mrs. K roeteh.
lit F o llo w in g the program sacks of er. V A M ercer; her m other, Mrs. ,
Rotx-rt Johnstone o f Cochran is
S
ilv
a
Salee.
and
tw
o
brothers.
V
e
rl
candy und nuts w i ll be d is trib u te d
to the c h ild re n . E evryb od y is in and Earl, a ll o f B eaverton ro u te 1. v is itin g the H e n ry C yp h e r fa m ily
vited.
M r. and M rs. E a rl H ollenbeck
dro ve to M on m ou th M onday and
I o il the re tu rn t r ip spent several
M r. and Mrs. Pete Parson. Miss
’ d lys w ith his sister. M rs W. It. D o ris and Peter Parson and M r.
K irc k w o n d . o f M c M in n v ille .
and M rs N. B othm an w ere lu n c h
M rs Laura E dd in gton visite d in eon guests Sunday o f M r und Mrs.
P o rtla n d W ednesday and T hursday. N u k B othm an in H illsb o ro .
T hursd ay even.ng v is ito rs o f M r.
M r. and M rs
G eorge
W rlg h !
and M rs P h ilip H e rge rt and fa m m ade a crab fis h in g t r ip to T illa
ily w ere M r. and M rs. P. E. L a - m ook M onday.
•
Reau o f P ortland.
M r. and Mrs. H a rve y H u n t of
Miss M arie R a ffe ty spent several P o rtla n d v is ite d w ith Mrs. H unt's
,« u e y
d ivs last w e e l* at (lie D r R. M parents over the week-end.
T he heartiest o f best wishes
K ines home in Forest G rove.
Mis- Onia Hudson -pent S aturday
fo r a ve ry
B irth d a y s C elebrated
n ig h t w ith Miss E ve lyn W rig h t a f t
Mrs. A rc h ie Thom pson e n te rta in - er a tte n d in g the dance at Halm
M E R R Y C H R IS T M A S
eed w ith a d in n e r Sunday in honor G rove.
of the b irth d a y s o f O r v ille llu te h
ens and sun R ichard and her
State C a p ito l News I.e tte r - G iv
band. A rc h ie Thom pson, and son 1 in g the h ig h lig h ts o f o ffic ia l ac
Real Estate and Insurance
Leonard Guests w ere M r and M r ' t iv it y at Salem .— E v e ry w eek In
131 S. Second
H ills b o ro
O r v ille
H utchens and fu m ily o f | the A rgus.
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Make your Gift List now
front items listed by the
Hillsboro Merchants in
this week’s Argus.
j
Program Presented
at N orth Plains
Funeral Held for
Mrs. V. A. Mercer
Program Sunday
at M ountaindale
i Hr M
ia* W
aryurrt M
alhlaaen»
Shop Early
Here for Christmas
am i w ill rem a in ove r the holidays.
noth, Irene, Iva n and Jua nita . M r
Mr
W. E Mays and son E lm e r
and Mrs. C harles Haynes, Scott
Jr. visite d relative s here F rid a y
Haynes and D o ro th y S tric k la n d .
and Saturday.
V isito rs o f M rs. M a rie F ü h re r
M r und M rs Ed K ip k c and c h il
Sunday were M r. and M rs. Hans
dren o f near S herm an's m ill spent
Schroeder of W ils o n v ille and Hev.
Sunday at tin- C h ris Langue home.
Howe o f P o rtla n d .
Miss Eleanor Langue o f P o rtla n d
M r. and Mrs. A r th u r Bogard of
M
r
s
.
D
a
lb
y
H
e
a
d
s
W
e
l
f
a
r
e
and Iva n W h ite also visite d at
A m boy, Wa-h., have m oved in to
Langue*.
the house re c e n tly occupied by the
C lu b ; S et P r o g r a m
Mi
M in n ie B la ke spent the past
W illia m D e th rid g e fa m ily .
week in P o rtla n d earin g fo r her
M r. and Mrs. C lyd e W h ite of
f l i y C a t h e r i n e P o ir e )
daughter, M rs. Erm a N athan, w ho
Cozad. Neb., are v is itin g re la tive s
F A R M IN G T O N B e n e fit program in th is d is tric t. T h e y a rc stayin g
has been q u ite i l l w ith ptom aine
given at the F a rm in g to n chu rch a fe w days each w ith the W. C.
poisoning.
N o rtli Plains card clu b m et w ith T hursd ay was a success, a record Edy, H. P. S tric k le r, and C. S.
M r. and M rs. H. S andford Tues crow d being present. P rog ram in - Haynes fam ilies. M r. a n d
Mrs.
day evening M rs. M a ry M athiesen I eluded M a n d o lin m usic by L. J. Haynes and W C. E dy too k the
and H e n ry C yp h e r had high scores, I Puncochar; one-act play, cast i n v isito rs to the beach Sunday fo r a
and Mrs. Sadie H ollenbeck and clu d in g Mrs. F lorence Dodge, A lta tw o -d a y stay as th e y had never
A l v i n seen the ocean.
W illia m Jnos second M r. and M rs. C la rk, C a th e rin e Boge,
A. K . R eynolds w ill e n te rta in the 1 S ch u lm crich and C ecil Boge; v io lin
M a rtin H u m b ird has been out o f
1 duets by R u th and D e lb e rt C la rk ; school w ith a severe cold fo r the
clu b n e xt tim e.
C la rk In k le y , Clarence Meek, Tom | duet by M rs. H. H. Boge and C a th past week.
S tlg u m and M e r r itt Jackson spent e r i n e Boge; accordion selections
L a u re l Ridge w ill have no C h ris t
Sunday fis h in g on the T rask and by the M c D o w e ll brothers, and mas program th is yea r due to the
W ilson rive rs. T hey said th a t they 1 one-act play, cast in c lu d in g L o u r- illness in the school.
never saw such a tu rn -o u t o f ■ ine P utnam . E sther Boge, Eva
M id d le to n F riends c h u rch w ill
I Dodge, Lo re n Rehse and F ra n k have its Sunday school C hristm as
anglers.
V is ito rs at the Fred B ro w n home ! S chulrnerich Net proceeds fro m the program S atu rday n ig h t. M id d le to n
Sunday were M r. and M rs. H a r I q u ilt tickets, grab bag and re fre sh - grade school pro gra m w i ll be M o n
old C u ttin g o f Progress. M rs. A lic e | inenls w ere $50.60.
day evening.
C u ttin g of T iga rd. Mrs. Inez B ig -
M rs. D a lb y P resident
S h e r« ood M an Dies
h ill and M iss E ve lyn Halse of F lo r
F a rm in g to n W elfare c lu b elected
A. O. Hannel, resident o f S h e r
ence, S. D.
( fo llo w in g o ffice rs at the school
R o llo M eyer, w h o has h it by a basement T h u rsd a y afternoon: Mrs. wood fo r m any years, died last
car w h ile rid in g home fro m school , S. H. D a lby, president; M rs. L o u r- week a fte r an illne ss o f several
on his bicycle, was taken to the , inc Putnam , vice -preside nt, and Mr.?. m onths. He is su rv iv e d b y t h e
hospital fo r a couple o f days, hut Agnes Robinson, s e cre ta ry-tre a su r w id o w and one daughter, M rs. V io
is riaw home and g e ttin g along n ic e er. I t was decided to have a le t G eisberger o f th is c ity . F u
n e ral services w ere he ld at the
ly.
w atch n ig h t p a rty N ew Year's eve C h u rch of L a tte r D ay Saints S at
B irth d a y C elebrated
at the s c h o ie M em bers and th e ir urday. In te rm e n t was in Pleasant
M r and M rs James D avis e n te r frie n d s are in v ite d .
H i ll cem etery.
tained w ith a d in n e r p a rty Sunday,
M r. and M rs. J. C. H o ove r o f
h o no ring th e ir son P a tric k on his H ills b o ro v is ite d
F rid a y evening
b irth d a y . Present were M r. and at the Ed Boge home.
M rs P a tric k D avis and son Ronald,
P rogram M on da y
M a rg a re t Davis, A r t Hanna and the
Mrs. M a tt M ercep became i l l
F a rm in g to n school c h ild re n w ill
host and hostess.
S atu rday n ig h t and was take n to
P.-T. A. ladies surprised M rs. give th e ir C hristm as program M o n P o rtla n d Sunday m o rn in g fo r tre a t
E lm e r M ays o f Y a m h ill w ith a day evening. E veryone in v ite d to
m ent. She is at the hom e o f he r
h a n d ke rch ie f show er M onday a fte r attend.
Mrs. S. H. D a lb y and son W ebster b ro th e r, Pete L u lic h , in P o rtla n d .
noon. Present w e re Mesdames Ed
M r. and M rs. A. H. M e ye r and
M oye r of H illsb o ro , L . K. C ypher, visite d M rs. W illia m so n and fa m ily
fa m ily attended th e s ilv e r w e d
H e nry C ypher. B e rt W alter. W il in H ills b o ro Sunday.
M r. and Mrs. M a rio n Boge of d in g a n n ive rsa ry o f h e r b ro th e r
lia m W ienecke. Tom S tigum , M . V.
and sis te r-in -la w , M r. and Mrs.
Jackson, M in n ie Blake.
D a yto n P o rtla n d v is ite d a t the Ed Boge
W illia m Schubothe, at V ancouver,
Mays, G eorge Thom pson. C a r l home Sunday.
Wash., S atu rday n ig h t.
A C hristm as service w i ll be g iv
C h risten er. J. W. P ritc h a rd , and
P rogram F rid a y N ig h t
Mrs. Fred B ro w n . Mrs. B e rt W a l en at the C h ris tia n C h u rch Sunday
H e lv e tia school w i ll present a
te r won firs t in beano, and M rs. evening. E veryone in in v ite d .
R ichard K am na is out o f school C hristm as p ro gra m F rid a y n ig h t at
R u th M oyer, firs t in games.
8:30 o'clock. E veryone welcom e.
M r. and Mrs. Sim on R o lo ff and w ith the measles.
son John a rriv e d last week fio in
O u r cla ssified colum ns m ay have
Eastern W ashington and M r. and
i ju s t w h a t y o u are lo o k in g fo r —
M rs. R. T. Casey o f P o rtla n d to see
I
Read
them .
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I in- young son o f M r and M is.
John K nodel M rs. R o lo ff is a s;s-
te r of Mrs. K nodel.
F a rm in g to n
B e n e fit B ig
District Rebekah
Convention H eld
( B y M iss
Reed ville
f R y H n re l
C h u rc h le y I
J im O 'C onnor. 9 -ye a r-o ld da u g h
te r o f M r. and Mrs. A. B. O 'C on
nor. came dow n S atu rday w ith the
measles.
M rs. B e rtie Johnson, w ho has been
v is itin g her sun. Huston Johnson,
and fa m ily fo r th e past m onth, r e
tu rn e d home Tuesday.
M rs L. J F oster le ft th is week
fo r San Francisco, to v is it re la
tive s and friends.
M r and Mrs. S. A. B ecke r and
fa m ily v is ite d M r. and Mrs. W a l
te r S o m m e rfe ld t in P o rtla n d S un
day.
M orton Lowe. 7-ye ar-o ld son o f
M r. ’ and M rs. I. Low e, has had
the cast rem oved fro m his arm ,
w h ic h was b ro ken ove r a m on th
ago.
J im C h u rch le y. w h o has been il l
fo r the past week, is able to be
up.
H ills b o ro A rg u s contains a ll th?
news o f H ills b o ro and the sur
ro u n d in g com m unities. Read i t
and keep in fo rm e d on w h a t Is
happening a t home.
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‘Merry
M atrons' clu b ut the M a llo ry hotel
in P ortland.
Com m issioners clecteed b y the
West Slope w a te r d is tric t w ere T.
M. M cH ugh and W. D. Cameron.
M y r tle
State C a p ito l News L e tte r—G iv
in g the h ig h lig h ts o f o ffic ia l ac
t iv it y a t Salem.—E ve ry w eek In
the Argus.
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F e is h e r
Christm as”
H e le n A s b a h r )
L A U R E L R ID G E — Rebekah con
ve n tio n o f d is tric t No 29 was held
at S herw ood w ith R a inb ow 212 as
the hostess lodge M rs. M y rtle S m ith
acted as cha irm an . T h re e o f tha
grand assem bly o ffic e rs w ere pres
ent. Cora Heaton o f H ills b o ro , pres
id e n t; M rs. E stella We?;d of P o rt
land. vice -p re sid e n t, and R u b y
M eyers of Scholls, outside g u a rd
ian. A b o u t 50 attended. D is tric t 29
in clu se s RcbcKah lodges o f T u a l
atin. W ils o n v ille . T ig a rd and S lie r-
wood. Special m eeting was held in
the eve ning w hen Cora Heaton paid
her o ffic ia l v is it to R a inb ow lodge
o f Sherwood. In itia to r y w o rk was
put on b y the new degree staff.
P resident Cora Heaton was p re
sented w ith a g ift by the lodge.
M r. and M rs. C a rl S chaltenbrand
w ere hosts at a d in n e r p a rty S u n i Selfridge Furn. Co.
day. Guests were M r. and M rs.
H om er Haynes and c h ild re n . K en -
«
r
CHRISTMAS
May your Radio
add joy^to your
holidays..............
Douglass
R ad io Service
Phone 21X
B e a v e r to n C h a p t e r
of
B E A V E R T O N — B eaverton school j
was closed F rid a y fo r a period of
Guns, Ammunition
I three weens o w in g to an epidem ic I
I o f measles. A b o u t tw e n ty cases
Fishing Tackle
I were reported.
Beaver chapteer. O E. S.. elected I
Phone 72
fo llo w in g o ffice rs Wednesday eve-1 128 2nd Ave.
A g e n t Lo ng Radios
, nlng: M y r tle Feisher, w o rth y m a- j
tro n ; H a rry E liander. w o rth y pa
tro n ; B erth a W illiam s, assistant m a-
; tro n ; J. F. Felscher, assistant pa-
W E P E A L IN
REAL, E S T A T E
t tro n ; M arg are t Denney, se c re ta ry
W r it.
M anie D o w ning , treasu rer; Bess i
F i r * and A u to m o b ile In s u ra n c e
Lacy, conductress; M ild re d Rose- ' M a k e Loana a n d Issue 8 u r a ty Bonds
brough, assistant conductress.
M rs. J. F. Feisher was one of
H IL L S B O R O . O R E G O N
, the hostesses at a luncheon S atu r-
T elep h o n e 1891
128« Second S t.
' day o f the 1935 O. E S. Associate
CORWIN HARDWARE
KURATLI & WISMER
USEFUL
FOR G in s
The "U ltim ate” Xmas Joy
Furniture is a truly magnificent present . . . yet
such wonderful gifts need not be expensive, especial
ly if they are chosen from our moderately priced
stock.
STUDIO COUCH—Rust or green,
.50
with back and bedding compartment
CEDAR CHEST—
$ £ ^ -5 0
Walnut outside, cedar inside .........
DAVENPORT AND CHAIR—
$ ^ g -5 0
Tapestry or vrelo u r...........................
DINING ROOM SUITE—
8-piece, oak ..................... ................
CLUB CHAIR AND
OTTOMAN .......................................
BED ROOM SUITE—
Early American, 4 pieces ...............
$ 9 9 .9 0
PHILCO
up
RADIOS ............................................
WRITING DESK—
$ J Q -9 5
Chair to match, walnut finish ____
END TABLES—
With book trough, walnut finish ....
$695°
$22'5°
*3950
$2'95
Selfridge F u rn itu re C om pany
rhone 21X
ES3SI
C hrom as for
M a tro n
136 S. T h ird Ave.
SU ■
Whole ^ n i l y
A 1936 F O R D V -8
N e„ Beauty Throughout .
Easier Steering • • •
Super-Safety Brakes . . •
N ew Freedom from
Still Q uieter G ears . « • •
85C.W
h . T w ^ V - 8 E ngine .
S m o o t h n e s s ...............
O u r heartiest gre etin g fo r the
H o lid a y Season to o u r patrons
in a p pre ciatio n o f th e ir p a t
ronage.
Enjoy Xmas Dinner
E. A. Griffith
A
Schools Close
at Beaverton
Helvetia
Orchardale
hus
Section 2, Pages 1 to 6
H illa Loro A rg u a E stab lish ed 1894
at
Imperial Cafe
n t
A G ift to E n jo y
All Through the Year
A
OIIROMt OOUSll UNOWICH IO A ITE * « U H
HAND* IIATULA RHD C IIU J l KNIFI
« FUU 1121 CHROMI W IH K MOULD WITH H U I
IROICtTO* (NO M T T H HOLM
« CHROMI t* * Y IET WITH REIISH DIIHEI MID
"
CHROME lOASTEII WITHI U K IU T IT R IM
ittatlttiup Oaollity! liMtsuatfy £ ow ¡kite!
t SPECIAL LIMITED OFFERING OF FINE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
These good-looking new appliances m ake it possible to equip your h om e w ith
quality electrical conveniences a t a surprisingly low cost. We in vite you to look
over their sm art m odern lines b eau tifu l in polished chrom o and bakelite. And
th ey'll give service in m easure fittin g to their looks — generous sized, long-w earing
h eatin g elem en ts assure sturdy service. At th ese prices you can afford to own th e
whole set — but one or four they are REAL buys. B etter com e in early — q u a n ti
ties are lim ited.
Lester Ireland & Co.
Hillsboro, Oregon
« I
cur vacuum c o n n
MAKER WITH I . 4 . J I ,
IT O «
FOSTÔRàrt
iftnno
CAR HEATER—Arvin Standard $Q.50
Model. Installed ............................. O
DELUXE HEATER—Arvin.
$4 ¿f.OC
Large size. Installed ................ C
DUAL WIPERS—For the wind- $ 0 .0 0
shield. .All metal. Installed.......
RADIATOR COVERS—
$-«.25
Installed ....................................... .I
RADIATOR ORNAMENT—
$ 9 .5 0
Greyhound ................................... aw
VISOR VANITY MIRROR—
Installed ..................................... O V m L
EX 11A UST DEFLECTORS—
$ « .00
Chrome. Installed...................... JL
FORD CAR RADIO—
$/| J -50
Installed .....................................
Ask for a demonstration of the 1936 Ford V-8
today. Then have one delivered for a family
Christmas present.
Car Accessory Gifts
Add beauty and utility to your ear. Put them
on the Christmas tree . . . we will install them
the next day.
'M otor
AUTHORIZeO SALES ANO SCRVICI