Thursday, Deeembpr 26. 1935
H IL L S B O R O
< Cheap Money
A RCU S.
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Pa »e Fivé
fa m ily v ls llc il at the V lr tn r K in d t
land. T hey re tu rn e d to »pend C h ris t- |
spending the w eek w ith he r par- ,
home in P o itlu n d Munday at a pre-
mas w ith the E ily elan, gathered
ents, M r. and M rs. C. Sandy.
( 'tu is ln u is d in n e r and C hristm as
at the C S. Haynes home.
K athleen arid P a tricia Jensen,
tree pa rty.
Lona M a rie W erre spent last
lazel W olford. M a rtliu , H e n rie tta
w eek-end in P o rtla n d v is itin g her
M rs L l u ln W inters o f the G ibbs
nd R aym ond Vanderzanden of
L A U R E L R ID G E M r and Mrs. uncle and aunt, M r. and Mrs. W ar­
d is tric t lias suffered another stroke.
(O regon N o rm al sellout and L a M a rr
(Mi** Mary Randy)
She has been confined to bed fo r
p ii.d In P ortla nd and is reco verin g Sandy of O regon State college .ire John M athiesen e n tertain ed t h e ren Baugh.
fo
llo w in g at Sunday d in n e r pa rty
H A N K S Ladies' A id bazaar and from an abscess on the lungs.
¡C h ristin a s v is ito rs at the homes
National Farm Loam Retain year».
M r. and M r
Fred M atthiesen of
Gaston Issue Favored
Walnut and Filbert Meat*
G ibbs »chool and d ra m a tic club supper T h u rsd a y were w e ll a tte n d ­
V erle W hits1, p rin c ip a l o f t l v of th e ir parents.
Beaverton. M r and M r A r t Young
Low Interest Raten
upon sored a C hristina» urogram and ed A fte r a pot lu ck »upper in the grade school, spent the w e ek-e nd!
M r. and M is. G eorge Meacham
G aston people b y vete o f 23 to
and
fa
m
ily
of
Gresham,
M
r.
and
'
p a rty F rid a y evening at ti.e Gibb» evening M r Loom is o f P ortla nd w illi his parents in M onm outh.
Light Halves 30c lb.
¡and son E lm e r o f M o u n ta in d a lt
Mrs: A ugust R uppreeht and fa m ­ 16 F rid a y fa v o r S7000 bond issue
ta lke d on the Tow nsend plan. A l t ­
L o rn l farm er», w ho d e .lre to f | . co m m u n ity hall.
It. N. A. W om en enjoyed a pet ' visite d M r and M rs. II. W. A rm c n - ily . M r. and Mrs. James M oore, to ta ke advantage o f a $13.000 grant
nance m ortgages
c o - o p e r a tiv e ly ,
About n in e ty ultended the G ibbs er some dlta ussion a Townsend lu ck d in n e r T hursd ay In the a fte r- ' tro u t Sunday.
W ilm a, T helm a and V iv ia n Hesse. of federal m oney fo r construction
th ro u g h the W ashington C o un ty home c o in in g becem ber 13. Senator clu b was organized. A n o th e r m eet­ noon they had a C hristm as p
r o
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The
occasion was in honor of H en­ o f a sew er system and disposal
N a tio n a l F arm Loan association at W K. B u rke gave a b r ie f histo ry in g w ill be held M onday evening grain and p a rty, when the y ex-
plant.
r
y
M
atthie sen '* b irth d a y .
in the M E. church. D r. H enry changed g ifts
M c M in n v ille , Oregon
H illsb o ro , can »1111 get 10 to 33- of Die Giggs d is tric t.
M r and Mrs. M o rris B rig gs and
Young w ill tie present. He wn , also
ye a r loan» at the record low rale
A s k y o u r a tto rn e y to send y o u r
M rs Anna W o rlo w and daughter present at the m eeting Thursday.
Robert Bovee re tu rn e d home Sat­
M iss B eatrice Donaldson o f T i­ fa m ily o f Oak G rove visite d H a ro ld legal a d v e rtis in g to the Argus.
o f 4 per cent Interest, stale» Sec- I.illiu n o f K la m a th Polls w ere w eek­
C h ristm as program at the church u rd a y evening fro m San Francisco. gard and M i >s M u rie l W h ittic k e r A eblacher and fa m ily Sunday.
n ,ta ry-T re n » u re r J M Persun.
end guests at Die James M id dle ton was held S unday evening. T iie
M
r.
and
Mrs.
C
a
rl
S
h
ip
le
y
and
n l Bend v is it e d at the John L u n d ­
"T ill» lo w 4 per cent rate, w h ich home.
L a u re l Ridge school closed F r i­
__ E p ___
... daughters and E rv in S hipley, a ll of gren home Sunday.
pageant was given by the
w o rth
runs fo r the w h o le life tim e o f the
day afternoon and w ill reopen J a n ­
Ju
n
io
r
c
h
o
ir
d
id
j
H
illsb
o
ro
,
visite
d
M
r
and
M
rs
League and the
loan and is not subject to periodic
u a ry 2. C hristm as was observed
K n u te N ystrom is 111 w ith flu .
'
the sin gin g A bag o ■
f candy
wa» Charles S h ip le y S aturday.
rc u c w u l tost» o r u n certainties, is
M c K in le y grade school held it* by an exchange o f g ifts am ong the
Mrs.
E
T
u
cke
r
is
i
l
l
w
ith
to
n
sil-
given
to
each
person
w
ho
attended
made possible by the recent miu -
annual C hristm as program F rid a y pupils.
Sunday school In the m orn ing . AD itls.
Those w ho have been n e ith e r ab­
k e tln g of u new issue o f 3 per re m
n ig h t before a la rge audience.
Roy
M
izn
er
o
f
P
ortla
nd
is
v
is
it­
e
r
the
C
h
ristin
a
s
program
the
Ep­
land Gunk bond» to the in ve stin g
The P ris c illa S ew ing c lu b held sent n o r ta rd y d u rin g the past
in
g
his
uncle
and
aunt,
M
r.
and
w
o
rth
League
went
c
iro
lin
g
.
They
p u b lic ,'' Person explains.
an a ll-d a y session w ith a pot lu c k past m on th are Lona W erre, H u b e rt
(Hy Mr» O. If P»ter«on)
v is ite d the places in to w n w here M rs. W a lle r Beard.
"T h e rate o f Interest on new land
luncheon at the home o f M r*. John and V erla Aebischer, and D e lb e rt
RFND School C h rlutm n* program old people live. T hey then w e nt to
Douglas
Dreezi
n.
a
teacher
in
the
bank loans made th ro u g h o u r as­ was w e ll uttended T hursd ay eve­
M e u re r T hursday. A fte r luncheon Davis.
high
school
at
M
oclips,
Wash.,
is
B
uxto
n.
T
h
e
y
visite
d
Rev
Hood'
M r. and M rs. C. Aebischer. fo r-
sociatio n Io new m em bers is g o v­ ning. considering the cold, w in d y
C hristm as g ifts w ere exchanged
spending
the
vacation
w
ith
his
p
a
r­
home
and
then
sang
in
the
tow
n
erned by Ih e rate of interest w h ich
w ith M rs. O. B. B ennett actin g as rT1,'r I >' o f th is ¿»strict and n o w llv -
n ig h t R ecitation» w ere given by square A fte r c a ro lin g was over ents. M r and M is. O. D. Dreezen.
the land bank pays on the bonds it A lic e Johnson. M arian Clsner. V ir ­
Santa Claus.
I >n « >n Newberg, le ft Decem ber I I
M r. and M rs. James H a rlem a n o ft
Issues to p ro vid e o u r le nd ing fun d i, ginia T u ffn rd , Helen Jane Spousta, everyone m et at S tanley M o r r ill' I
Herm an S chlottm an re c e n tly m o v­ fo r a tw o m onths’ stay in C a li­
D
ille
y
visite
d
at
the
C.
Sandy
home
and
refreshm
ents
were
served
I per re n t m a rg in being allow ed to E. O. Adams. Paul Peterson. K e n ­
ed fro m his farm in the E lm onica fornia.
A H W o lfo rd is spending th e I Sunday.
Past G rands’ clu b o f Sherw ood
meet Die bank's expense o f opera­ neth Shultz. Helen W ick. H culnli
d . is tric t to H u be r and w ill spend
week
w
ith
his
daughter.
M
rs
F
ra
n
k
M
r.
and
M
r*.
M
a
u
rice
Thom
pson
(
W e c o rd ia lly extend to o u r lo y a l frie n d s a ll the Joys
tion. Thus the successful sale o f 3 I’ eterson; tru m p e t solo by B ernard
e n tire tim e in the insurance Rebekah lodge met at th e Odd F e l­
fie
n
ze
r.
on
G
reen
M
ou
ntain.
and
daughter
D
o
ris
o
f
Vernonia.
and Blessings o f a H appy 1936. We also w ish to take
lo
w
s’ h a ll Wednesday a ftern oon
per cent bonds . by . t iie . bunk
in
Du
business.
. .
W ick; harm onica duet by P h y llis
G rade school program was given Mrs. C. Sandy and L a M a rr Sandy
th is o p p o rtu n ity to express o u r appre ciatio n o f y o u r
w ith M rs Brow ne, M in n ie B a lla rd ,
Investm ent^ m sO tet u^^hoj't^tiine ago W oertcnd yke and G lenore Spousta.
F rid a y evening. A large ( ro w t o f Banks were Sunday d in n e r p a rty
patronage.
and M a rjo rie B le n kin so p as host­
g u tu in n tlc a lly provides fo r a eon
accompanied by France» Gholson was present. F ive litt le Japanese j guest* o f M r and M rs. Ernest M a rr ,
Buys B a n k ru p t S to rk
esses. A C hristm as tre e and e x - .
tin u u tio n o f o u r 4 per cent le nd ing on the piano; tw o selections by
P. H a rro w itz o f P o rtla n d bought cnange o f g ifts was enjoyed.
ra te w h ich has been in e ffect since the school harm onica- band, also g irls gave a nu m be r in na tive cos- at Kam a» C ity.
C liffo r d Sandy spent the w eek- ( the b a n k ru p t C u rry gro cery stock
tume.
Born, to M r. and M rs. T. H u m -
Ju n e 24. 1B36," Person said.
accompanied on the piano by F ra n ­
end
in
V
e
rn
on
ia
and
St.
Helens
on
'
F rid a y and is closing out th e stock b ird . Decem ber 20, a boy.
M r. and Mrs. F ra n k G cnzer o f
"W e do n't kn o w , how ever, how ce». T w o plays w ere given by the
business.
H illsb o ro , Oregon
and fix tu re s . He says th a t the
Rnrcessor« to Scholls T ile Co. Yard
M r. and M rs. C lyd e W h ite , v is - I
long th is lo w rate o f 4 per cent lo w e r grades and tw o plays by the G reen M o u n ta in visite d M r. an.l
Mrs.
M a u rice
Thom pson and i store room m ust be vacated by ¡tors fro m Cozad, Neb., spent a
w ill ro n tin lie . It depends a great upper grades, a piano solo and a Mrs. E li G rin d le Wednesday.
M rs E lm e r Johnson and da u g h ­ daughter D o ris o f V e rn o n ia are Ja n u a ry 1.
fe w days v is itin g re la tiv e s in P o rt- I
deal on the fu tu re tre n d o f the m on­ reading by E velyn W agner, and
ey m a rke t and the land bunk »con­ tw o Nongs by tiie school, a fte r te r M a rg a re t o f H ills b o ro visite d
tin u e d a b ility to b o rro w funds fro m w h ich apples and pop corn were M rs. M in n ie S ch u lm e rich M onday.
M r. and M rs. George B ie rs d o rf of
th e Inve sting p u b lic ut 3 per cent served and boxes of candy given I s'n'effiio
v is it e d tin -
Earl W ilson
in te rest So 1 suggest that farm ers the c h ild re n by th e ir teacher F r i­
Interested In saving m oney by re ­ day. the school closed fo r a tw o home and Mrs. M in n ie S ch u lm e ricn
fin a n c in g th e ir present high In ­ weeks' vacation a fte r a lit t le p a rty S aturday.
Daner Profitable
te re st-b e a rin g
p riv a te
m ortgage! at w h ich the c h ild re n exchanged
Banks hig h school's fo o tb a ll team
w ith a lo w -in te re s t 00 - o p era tive g ifts and played games and w ere
loan get in touch w ith our associa­ presented w ith litt le g ifts b y th e ir cleared $20 on the dance he ld in
the Legion h a ll F rid a y evening
tio n as soon a» possible.
teacher, M iss Frances Post.
L y le W o lfo rd of O tte r Rock is
"F a rm e rs q u a lify fo r thia n o n ­
M
r
and
M
rs
W
illia
m
L
o
v
e
ll
o
f
spending th e C h ristm as holidays
p r o fit service by becom ing m em ­
P
ortla
nd
and
M
r.
and
M
rs
H
e
n
ry
w ith his parents. M r. and Mrs. Fred
bers o f o u r association and acquir­
in g v o tin g c a p ita l steok i n a n P la tt of T ig a rd visite d M r. and Mrs. W olford .
B
e
rt
M
eyer
the
fir
s
t
of
last
week.
Mrs. Nora Dooley o f Forest G rove (
urnount equal Io one ,5 share fo r
A b irth d a y p a rty was g iv e n Miss v is ite d her m other, Mrs. M
A
each $100 they bo rro w . T his gives
R uth Z edntk S atu rday n ig h t at he r Dodds, fro m F rid a y u n til Sunday
the m an o w n e rsh ip in te rest in the
home by her parents and friends.
M r. and Mrs. C a rl S trib ic h , also of i
la nd bank system and a vote in
M r and M rs. C la yto n Scott o f Forest G rove, vis ite d Mrs. Dodds |
the electio n of association d ire c ­
Seattle, Wash., are spending th e ir Sunday evening.
to rs ." Person declared.
C hristm as vacation of a m on th w ith
W in Game
M r. Scott's parents, M r. and M rs.
Banks grade school basketball
A lb e rt Scott, and o th e r relative s team defeated the W atts team W ed­
In P ortla nd , a fte r w h ic h they w ill nesday a ftern oon in the Banks p lay j
go to C a lifo rn ia .
shed 14 to 7. The lin e -u p fo r Banks
Miss Frances Post, local school­ was as fo llo w s: Dale E berly, center:
D l r M tt l. r l II
A H I.o n ,
teacher. accom panied by her m o th ­ James Cason (ca p ta in ), rig h t guard:
M O U N T A IN H O M E The Rev V er. M rs Spence and niece, MisJ B illy Kessler, le ft guard: Keizo
T. Speece w ill begin a series o f W ilm a Post o f Forest G rove, le ft Shigeno. rig h t fo rw a rd ; K ry io s h i
re v iv a l services Sunday. M eetings F rid a y at the close o f school fo r I Knuam uto, le ft fo rw a rd : Vernon
w i ll be held eve ry evening M eet­ T w in Falls. Idaho, by auto to spend , W o lfo rd and R udy B erw ald, sub sti­
ings are expected to close Ja n u a ry C hristm as and vacation w ith re la ­ tutes.
tives and frie n d *.
12.
| M r and M rs. H. Lem ay and Miss
O w in g to a Lite change in the
M r. and Mrs. A. E R ichardson | M ary M a rr o f P o rtla n d visite d Mt
plan», the Chri»tm a» program o f and son Jean and M r and M rs. ( and M rs. A u s tin M a rr and son S u n ­
the M o u n ta in Hom e school was held O liv e r Lane o f P o rtla n d visite d day.
F n d u y a ftern oon instead o f Tues­ Mrs. Lane's parents. M r. and Mrs.
A id Poor C h ild re n
day o f th is week as had been p re ­ P h ilip Adams, and son Sunday.
F ir G rove S ew ing d u b met W ed- |
v io u sly announced M onday of next
M rs. W agner and d a ug hter Eve­ ne.sday w ith M rs. C le ll Car
week. Decem ber 30, school begins
ly n of Gresham visite d Mrs. W ag­ Boxes fo r th e poor ch ild re n , whose
P arent-T eacher clu b o f M ou ntain n e r’s sister, Mrs. Spousta. and fa in ­ names w ere sup plied by M arion
Hom e F rid iy decided to secure a tly T hursday.
M ille r o f P ortla nd , were packed
fie ld w o rk e r fro m t h e P a re n t-j
Mrs. O. J T ollefson »pent the For each lit t le g ir l the re w ere tw o
Teacher Congress to speak at the past tw o weeks w ith her niece, Mrs. new dresses, some second hand gar- i
J a n u a ry 17 m eeting T h is n e w iy Fern VanTessell. near T routd ale .
m erit*. a toy, a popcorn ba ll and 1
fo rm e d org a n iza tio n assisted w ith
L itt le M iss Helen G ro c r is re ­ candy nut*. Each boy received the |
the treat» served nt the M ou ntain co ve rin g fro m the measles
same, except tw o new s h irts Infttca I
Hom e school p ro gra m F rid a y
Prices Effective December 27 to 30, inclusive
Miss P o tty G holson was absent of dresses. N ine boxes w e re pack- i
Chapm an school program F rid a y fro m school several days last week ed and la te r an othe r on fo r a c h ild
evening was w e ll attended. C h ris t­ on account o f illnes*.
in a near by c o m m u n ity. A fte r a ,
mas g ifts w ere exchanger! Patron»
Thom as Sinn, w ho Is sta yin g at pot lu c k d in n e r g ifts w ere exchang­
o f the school elected C h a r l e s , th e S clander home, is spending his ed by those present. T h e rem a ind er
Haynes to represent them at an C hristm as vacation w ith his par- o f the day was spent in q u iltin g .
election o f d ire cto rs fo r the pro- , en, s j n P ortla nd .
M r. and Mrs. V e rle P ric k e tt and
posed Sherw ood un io n hig h school.
'
son B ob bie o f Neah Bay. Wasn..
p ro v id in g th is new un io n d is tric t - S ubscribe n o w to th e A rgus. In are v is itin g re la tive s here.
NEW CROP ...........................
lbs.
1« form ed.
‘ W ashington co u n ty $1 50 a year
In fa n t son o f M r and M rs. P aul
F a vo r Haynes
S ix m onths 85c. T h re e m onths 50 Rosencranes was b ro u g h t home last (
E lv ln Lorenzen c ircu la te d a peti-1 ccnta T w o m o n th * 35 cents,
t f iw e e k fro m the Doernbecher hos-
tio n um ong M o u n ta in Home voters
F rid a y to nom inate Charles Hnynec
Lg. 28-oz. bot. ► for
ax d ire c to r fo r the proposed S h e r - (
wood u n io n hig h school. Some tu lk
or CHEWING ft
o f op po sition to the new d is tric t is
being heard.
GUM
«]
for
Eleven m em bers o f the M o u n ta in
Hom e M issiona ry society met w ith
BROWN DERBY.
Y.
I
Mrs. G eorge A llis o n T hursday. N e xt
11-oz. bottles
m eeting w i ll be at the H ow ard
1 for
B ro w n in g hom e J a n u a ry 16.
M r*. V ir g il Speece and c h ild re n
AIRWAY.
Ì lbs.
re tu rn e d home Tuesday a fte r a
(Lb. 17c)
stay o f several weeks w ith her p a r - I
ents near Salem.
A ll M o u n ta in Home c h ild re n who
have been i l l w ith chickenpox.
w ere able to be back to school by
Price* Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday
F rid a y .
LIBBY’S.
WHITE.
M rs. A rena C o u rtn e y plans to j
NORTHERN ........O
lbs.
December
27, 28 and 30
HilUboro, Oregon
leave fo r Los Angeles s h o rtly t o !
Large 2 ’ -2 cans.
for
spend the w in te r w ith her daugh- j
ter. Mr». Ferd Sersen. M rs. M a ry J
N e w la nd , a sister o f Mrs. C o u rtn e y ,'
d r i e d ' .......
for
w h o has been liv in g w ith her. w i ll |
Cream Flakes.
re tu rn to P o rtla n d to spend the
Regular ............
w in te r.
M r. nnd M rs. G eorge A llis o n and
Quick.
Birthday Observed
Laurel Ridge Party
Banks People Form Townsend
Club; Groups Give Programs ' i
Still Possible
WANTED
Model Bakery
Elmonica
Bend Children
Present Program
New Year’s Greetings
Hillsboro Building Greetings
Revival Meetings
Planned by Speccc
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S IA T IT C
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G IN G E R ALE PALE PACE-
p iGGLY W IGGLY
Pre-Inventory
SALE
Rolled
OATS
35c
37c
9-lb. bag ..........
Coffee
Piggly Wiggly Special
I X ......... 15c
FIR GROVE
DAIRY
Grade A
MILK and CREAM
Phone 4RX1
t
COFFEE
3
d A a
lb. 1 U C
BRAZIL
NUTS
C IIP A D powd - ed 3 - 17 c
OU u H R brown 4 19c
P E A N U T B U T T E R iV t™ :... 24c
PO STU M
PR U N E S L?TALIAN
3 ,b. 10c
FLO U R BL^ SE„ALk ...................... *1.69
P IN E A PP L E
D P A M C large
D E / l l A J great
PO R K & B E A N S ^ . »
2 ,u 2 3 c
s o a p p o w d e r ,'.;;; X “
19c
LAUNDRY SO AP
10
25c
3
C IG A R E T T E S RALE,GH;
-f/lz »
LxV
PE A C H E S
CREAM O F W H E A T L.wpk,
T IS S U E ZEE;................
Q
lie
2 pkg*. 25c
roll*
6-BOX CARTON
WHITE KING
S O A P P O W D E R ¿V
X TE . K . ... 18C
CORN MEAL
.
YELLOW. 9-LB. sack
Excelsior No. 2 tin
V U K ll
E a c h .........................
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Leslie. 24-oz. pkg.
PEPPER
9c
Kraut, Tomatoes or
PUMPKIN »NV * 2 9 c
Liberty White.
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PRODUCE FEATURES
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S A L T E.d>...........4C
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SO A P
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HIGHWAY.
The original.
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CA N I
MATCHES
Shredded Pk8.
WHEAT
We wish you all t h e
choicest things of life
in 1936 nnd hope all
you w ant is yours. We
than-k you for your pat­
ronage the past year
nnd welcome an oppor­
tunity to serve you in
1936.
50c
10c
25c
49c
tl
BEER
a
19C
Onions
LOCAL, BOILERS.................................
G ra p e fru it
ARIZONA SEEDLESS. DOZEN ......
..10 n». 10c
............. 25c
Cranberries
OREGON No. 2. POUND
Cocoanuts
LARGE SIZE. EACH ......................
10c
5c