Page Eight
H IL L S B O R O
th e n atio n al g u ard budget in his
new cap acity as p resid en t of the
n atio n al g u a rd association.
P.E.P. Reports
Business Good
R egistered v o ters th ro u g h o u t O re
gon w ill receiv e th e ir copies of
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i th e official v o ters’ p am p h let w ith -
_ .
,
*hc n ex t tw o weeks, acco rd in g to
G ains Interpreted In dicatin g S e cretary of S tate Snell. A pprox-
t> •
d
im ately 400,000 of th e pam p h lets
M ore B uying P ow er
w ill be d istrib u ted .
S h arp gains in consum er b u y in g
-int
pow er in th is te rrito ry a re in d icat- ,h a‘ “ si ' ‘‘ "
ed by the estab lish m en t of an all-
±
tim e record in resid en tial consum p- J, * , d ”
, ^ o r t . ‘r n 7 ^ e n bira C.U^ :
ARGUS,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
New Opportunity Offered for U.S. Farmers
in Great ‘Transplanting’ Programs
F u n eral services for Mrs Eva
M innie P earl Lilly, 59. w ife of D
G. Lilly. Forest G rove ro u te I.
w ill be held S a tu id i.v afternoon at
i 30 ii'eiii the Eei."-t Qrove Under
tak in g com pany chapel w ith b u ria l
in th e G ales C reek cem etery She
died in a P o rtlan d hospital Tues
day a fte r an illness of tw o m o n th .
Mr I l Ils 4' i a long 111 - i .
d ent of lh e G ales C reek com m u
nity, h aving lived on th e farm there
for ttie last 28 y ears S he had lieen
a m em b er of the G ran g e for the
last 20 years. S he w as born in L in
coln, Neb . Deeemliei' '.' I, 11170. and
w as m arried Io Mr Lilly in Dallas,
D ecem ber 23, 1899.
S u rv iv in g a r e t w o children.
Dr. V irgil G Lilly of M. irgitritown,
W V a . and Mrs. Jo h n Brady. F o r
est G rove. Besides the w idow er, a
b ro th er, Jam es N ew berry of F o r
est G rove, survives.
trie C o ,
H illsboro
declares R. R. E aster, X
, S n . , ? n r " “? mUCh
division m anager.
« h^ P , 1 i h u
fro m , i a r !",' rs-
.
w ho use th is ty p e of e ar for haui-
T hc new peak in resid en tial con- in g supplies out from tow n.
sum ption follow s a m o n th a fte r pro-
. • .
duction for all classes of custom -
M otorists a p p e a rin g in p u b lic w ith
ers on the P epco system reach ed a th e old 1935 license plates displayed
new high.
w ill be re q u ire d to show ev id en ce
•'In th e m on th ju st closed, resi- o f h av in g ap p lied for th e plates
d en tial consum ers used 9.203.330 o r ex p lain to som e co nvenient ju d g e
k ilo w att-h o u rs of energy to o p er- acco rd in g to C h arles P P ra y su-
ate hom e applian ces an d for light- p erin te n d e n t o f sta te p o lice.’ '
ing, an increase of 14 p er cent o v er
• • .
N ovem ber. 1934.” he said. A verage
P o rte r S. K ing, th e "g ran d old
rev en u e per k ilo w att-h o u r sold m an " of th e sta le fo restry service
dropped 5 'i p er cent, because , w ho resigned J a n u a r y 1 in o rd er
low er rates apply as custom ers i n - , to lend a m ore q u iet life on his
crease th eir consum ption.
ra n ch n e a r B oring, C lack am as coun-
"F igures fo r th e first 11 m onths ty. began his c a re e r as a d efen d er
of this y e a r in d icate th at residen- of O regon fo rests from th e rav ag es
tia l consum ption of electric cn er- i of th e fire dem ond 25 v ears ago
py in 1935 w ill be ap p ro x im ately At th a t tim e. 1910. K ing w as em -
25 per cent g re a te r th an in 1929 ployed by the T u rrish in terests w ith
T his increase cannot be attrib u te d larg e tim b er holdings in W ashing-
to service to new homes, for house to n and C olum bia counties.
build in g has been v irtu a lly at a
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s ta n d s : i l l
f
. »
.
kind, d ep ending on th e ab ility of
the fam ily to han d le money.
T he plan w as adopted by the
sta te relief cofnm ittcc on D ecem
ber 27 in accordance w ith the law
passed a t the special session.
Funeral Services
tor Gales Woman
*n d *ca*e
be b ro u g h t to n u ll
t ,
f° r P‘Ck’^
f i A o r ' t h i L ’t v p J o f
by th e recen t V
All Spud Growers
Urged to Register
t t ’«»iitintied fro m p a * r I )
ler, S herw ood, and B ruce M cCann
Banks.
T his potato Met is not a populuf
one am ong our loeul grow ers a h
though th ere is som e considerable
support for it. It is e n tirely pos
sible that *he w hole thing m ight
yet he set aside e ith e r th ro u g h eon
| K1’ *5 or*
referen d u m of i l l « - g r o w -
ers. U ntil that tune, it is a law
I enfo rcem en t of w hich is in tin
hands of the B ureau of In te rn a l
I Itev en u i
i m il tin ap p licatio n for sides qu o tas
i listing the ir acreage, production,
and th eir sales even though they
do not have w ritten evidence to
support it.
U ounty qu o tas w ill be set up by
ta e slate potato board w hen the
»pplications from ap p lican ts of all MRS. AIYIICA I W I M ll( 111 1.1,
the c< »uni io a re in and q u o tas from
Mrs A lv iia Ja n e M itchell, 72,
Inan up| lieiints are e stim ated T otal
widow of the late T hom as II M itch
, county q quota
eunn
u o ta ; . cannot
exceed th e ell, died in P o rtlan d I)<cem her 20
H ate quota. A fter th e settin g of and fu n eral
«rviees w ere held
county quotas th e county co m m it Ironi th e Donelson & Sew ell chapel
tees will proceed Io set th e indi- h ere S a tu rd a y .dternoon will» Dr.
vidiiid quotas ind th e total of tin
Holmes officiating Interm ent was
!’e | Vbvn'thel MYurdh , « r l eOUI' ,y ',UO‘“
iitin Plain« I-lea,} B rian
*1
the sta te board.
ch u rch cem etery .
h1l|'i“ n,’'1-.. a.
I S he w as born at P leasant Hill.
nom inated L ane ix iinty. M u c h III, 1863. tau g h t
i ' 'in i b , i ’ i.'.'i 1 1 '" ' *:ruW l,!i
school m K enton and l.lneoln conn-
; j 1
K-.
" 11 »'• He- and ««
m atron of .h e Siletz.
.
,
.*‘" v b,,“ n l " ,Ml Indian school Mrs M itchell had
th a t board w ill «elect the Ihr
m ade her hom e w ith her d au g h ter.
w hich w ill mak«' up the county
Mi Mary B Boyd ol Gaston rou.q
com m ittee I tie follow ing m en w ere
, ., i
’
o o m in a ie d for tin „• positions II |{
t.o . and tw o brothers, Elm er an.l
Findley, C ed ar Mills; Jo h n Will, C ia ic n c i M ays of V atnhtll county.
L a u re l; II J V alentine. K inton; C.
S H aynes, S herw ood. II P. Silicic-
S ay you saw It In the Argu».
Milk Board A n n o u n ces
No C h an ge in M ilk Price
No change in th e m ilk price
stru ctu re, is t h e an n o uncem ent
m ade by the O regon m ilk control
board, follow ing a review of the
situation. I he board agreed, h o w
ever, th at tlie in d u stry w ould he
given an o p p o rtu n ity to present
fu rth e r testim ony at a h e arin g to
be held Ja n u a ry 15.
|
only now recovering. It is th e re- V OtCS I AKCIl O il
suit of g re a te r use of electric
ranges, w a te r heaters, re frig e r
ators. and o th er electrical a p p li
ances. D u rin g th e sam e period. 1923I D espite e x tre m e pacifistic a tti-
to date, th e av erag e rate paid by tu d es tak en by g roups such as th e
resid en tial consum ers has decreased A m erican S tu d en t U nion and sim i-
about 10 per cent.
: lar bodies d u rin g th e past w eek.
“L argest grou p user of electric high school and college stu d en ts
energy continues to be th e pulp connected w ith H illsboro C h ristian
and p ap er industry. C onsum ption C ouncil ta k e no d ifferen t a ttitu d e
by these m ills has increased about on w ar q u estio n s th a n do th eir.
25 per cent over 1929
elders, d eclares P asto r H en rv S.
"O ther com m ercial in d u strial us- H aller, council ad v iser, in a n n o u n c
ers of electricity slum ped c o n s id -, ing th e final vote of th e council
erab ly d u rin g th e depression. Som e in th e n atio n al P leb iscite on W ar
lost ground has been reg ain ed and and Peace, w hich closed locally on
th e present statu s of th is class of C h ristm as eve.
load is about 10 p er cent below th e
O ut of a to ta l of 648 votes cast
1929 level.
in th e council voting, only 21 p er-
--------------------- -
i sons
SOnS voted
Voted th a i t th ey
ev w
wo
ould
u l d su
s n p
n p
n o
n rt
rt
M a . ... 1 ^ .4 -* ^ -. no w ar w hich th e g o v ern m en t m ight
declare. O nly four of those ballots
tC o n .in ^ from r . „ l .
/T *
S00”?
Wh°
comeVbrackf a fmth S
Th<' ^
‘-v-four“ p e r s o n ^ 'd e c l ^ e d 'l h ^ r
- t s . ' s t a r t e d w ith " t h T d ^ ^ s i o n
afte'r T S ^ fe r tU o ry h a "
T h u rsd a y , J a n u a ry 2, 1936
National Issues
Greenville
A ho v e. a g lim p s e in to p r im itiv e fa r m in g m ethods e m p lo je .l lu .......... Hailit O z a rk lu ll fo lk
w ho
by Blmu Vuyl
«take, accordion numbei • hv La
th e
U n ite d
Capitol {News Letter
Declares
Tax Sale Faulty
A H appy and
Prosperous New Year
t h ris tn ia s gr.-i I 'tn ,.
velle Jack so n of N orth Plains, song
hv Betty and C , ill V uyl tek e I,
long hour# of b rillia n t su n sh in e,
th
e
ir
farm
s
have
yielded
little
,
citatio n
by
E v erett V undehcy.
is fultilled.
S tates an d in A laska, m a n ,
m ore th an a scant and p recarious C h ristm as acrostic by th e p r itiu ii.
• • •
A m ericans a re try in g then- hand
liv in g
And w ith wild gam e grades, tap dancing by El line ja c k -
A N OTHER g reat m ovem ent is
"shot o u t." th e ir econom ic prob son an d Patty- C artnen, C h u sttn in
at m odern p ioneering.
1
under w ay in w hich U ncle
lem has been acute. T hey w ill Signs by fo u rth g rad e boy rhy thm
Tiie g en eral them e of th e move
Sam p lan s Io tra n sp la n t 6t.tH»0
band m usic, song by th e
ehool.
soon b ear th e jin g le of motley
m ent is “Away from su b n iarg in al
m id w e s te rn e r s
Dolls C hristnias T ree by prim ary-
they scurcely knew before.
lan d ."
To help h is farm ers
girls, safety song by ten gti'I.»,
F o r m onths federal re fo re sta
w hen farm ers found th a t it w a s .
inv ad ed . end 244 Jo te ’ w ere
• • •
escape from u n p ro d u ctiv e land,
C hristm as S uggestions by ax h- .
tio n ag en ts have toured M issouri
S
-
-
-
b i“
^ n g p- r ?
^
^
“
| I ncle Sam is p ro v id in g new
A NOTHER n otew orthy phase of h arm onica band C h ristin as c a n ils
buying u p laud options, th e ir u lti
th e g r e a t " tra n s p la n tin g ” recitatio n by A rth u r D ierickx and
fro n tiers.
m ate goal being S.1)00. 0110 H ires,
m ovem ent Is ta k in g place in playlet by advanced grades R ob
• , ,
T w en ty -tw o ballo ts w ere fo r sup-
or about one-seventh of th e s ta te ’s
Up in M atan u sk a valley. A las
T ennessee At C rossville, on land e rt C op m uiounc d tile pi a: i o
C ontributions to th e w o rk m en ’s C n d e e la r e T a n ‘fn tern ilH n n :,
area.
ka. a v an g u ard of sev eral h u n
provided hv th e governm ent, sev
S chool w ill open M onday, a fte r
com pensation fund d u rin g th e last g resso r w hile 28 persons said th.?v
dred colonists front th e m idw est
T
h
is
land,
all
non-productive,
. r a l h u n d red stran d ed fa rm ers a tw o w eeks vaiaitfon.
stx m onths of 1935 exceeded S2.- ’ “ a support an v w T J h nh
is
se
ttlin
g
down
h
ap
p
ily
in
new
w
ill
be
refo
rested
to
cre
a
te
a
000.000. a fig u re in excess of a full L’ S.d « o v e r m e n " ’ m a v d ^ a r e
a re building sto n e houses, grow
su rro u n d in g s.
vast recreatio n al a re a in w hich
ing and h arv e stin g crops, m aking
y e a rs collections d u rin g th e height I R esults of b J I n t i n o n n n « , ’ *
I RANK M. M il KIA
T
hey
have
found
th
e
new
land
th e re w ill be w ild gam e preserv es
of the depression, according to th e tiOn s ^ % 0 o n m l
° b
m olasses, vanning, clearing, log.
M asonic fu n eral rites yycre held
from w hich they an d th e ir ch il
and
beauty
spots
av
ailab
le
to
siorL ,ndU Stnal accident com m is- L eague of N ations: Yes 263P no" 284;
ging an d saw ing th e logs into I today 'T h u rsd a y ) in P o rtlan d for
d ren w ill w rest a living to be
to u ris ts from ev eryw here
lu m b er an d shingles
F ran k M arion M ickey, furnierly of
• » •
on consulation w ith o th er natio n s
situ ated in a snug valley, hem m ed
Front the b arren lands th a t a re
F or th e hom e and farm pro H illsboro, w ho died from i li ,n
A pproxim ately 300 needy teach-
' a g U ^ m X rV T e Y ^ l
in by ta ll w hite peaks and h ills
pur. ha cd. ll.Ooo O zark hill .fam
vided fo r him an.l Ills fam ily. attack S un d ay lie wa active h i
green w ith sp ru ce an d hemlock.
ilies will be moved to m ore pro
th " i^ tr u c tio n 'o T a d T lt c“
un" strtc ? " n e ^ ' X
t o X t o n ^ Y ?!’
’ " Il farm er w ill have 20 y ears to an ti-C o m m u n ist w erk in tin- elly-
W hen th e ir hom es a re com
d u rtlv e a re a s nearby.
In a d d i
pay.
and aided both state and federal
p le te d —th ey a re liv in g in te n ts
tion. these bill folk, fam ed in
a u th o rities in com bating subvei ive
And th ro u g h o u t the U nited
for th e p re s e n t—th e co lo n ists will
sto ry and song, w ill be g iv en
S ta te s, In a t least 49 o th e r dis- radical activities He wa. a m em
ject adm inistratio n , according to C ion of w o rld reso u rces an d m ar- begin to w ork th e 40-acre farm s,
b er of T u ality lodge. A. E. and A.
w ork in bolping to build th e
A.
state su
su p p erin
erin ten
ten d d e e n n t t of
t
r b t s , h u n d re d s of o th e r farm
A. H
H oward,
ow ard, state
ol arm y 'n a v y 'a n d ’a ir'fo rc J ^
w hich th ey w ill d raw by lot. it
M of H illsboro
eight n a tio n al p a r k . U ncle Sam
t public
Pe -,r h lrinStrtiCEOn-
.e le* io n . of
° f the
th e no 196; on abo litio n ol’ com pulsory'
fam
ilies
a
re
being
tra
n
a
fe
ire
d
in stru ctio n . S
Selection
w ill be up to th ese h ard y people
Mr. M ickey wa - hm n in S ahibria.
hopes to estab lish in the ar. i
front
w
orn-out
land,
an.l
hom
es
In
teachers w ill be m ade by city and m ilita ry train in g - Yes 351 no 213
them selves, th en , to see th a t the
Idaho. M arch 21. 1811!) He wi a
T he O zark re s id e n ts them selves
county school su p erin ten d en ts.
j OR g o v e rn m e n t8 control of m U^
poverty-ridden villages, to new
pro m ise given by th e g reen est of
son of C aptain F ran.a M Mickey-
a re m eetin g th e s itu a tio n w ith
co m m u n ities
w here
eonlidencv
anil Mrs M iry Ellen M i c k e y I l l s
g ra s s and budding sh ru b s, and
..rr_
.
i tio n s in d u stry : Yes 548 no 43
little p ro test.
In recen t y ears
t o d ^ " e Th°,Ut spen t , 7 o u r . m iJlion
R esults of local voting have been
an d h appiness a re reborn.
fa th e r w as head of a com pany of
□ h i 3 ' r- T h at- according to B rig- fo rw ard ed to th e council for social
Indian scout:, w hich served in the
a d te r G eneral T hom as A. Rilea ts action of th e C o n g reg l
Indian w ars of the Idaho te rrito ry .
ter, foreclosure: In te rn a tio n a l Shoe
th e custom ary salu tatio n w h e n C h ristia n churches. N ew Y ork C itv
In 1915 Mr. M ickey m arrie d Mi
com pany vs. C arlson & S h erk .
friends m eet on th e stre e t of th e u n d er w hose auspices the n ation
E dith D ecius of Bona Tw o ye n
P o ssib ility th a t th e session of th e
national capital these days. G en- w ide vote w as tak en
li te r they m oved Io P ortland. Since
grand ju r y for J a n u a r y 15 m ig h t
eral R ilea re tu rn e d th is w eek from 1
th at tim e they have lived in i ’ort-
be postponed, w as b eing considered
(C o n tin u e d fro m p aze 1»
W ashington, w h ere he ap p eared b e
land and H illsboro. He w as an
.('n n ltn u p d fro m page 1)
fore the congressional com m ittee
sons, e ith e r by reco rd o w n ers or by th e d istric t a tto rn e y 's office thi
autom otive m echanic and until his
on ap p ro p riatio n s in su p p o rt of
o th ers to q u ie t title or get posst -- w eek because of the tria l of O rris fered by W PA to all persons on illness w as em ployed on the B on
sion. a re b ein g settled out of court. N elson of A loha on a c h a rg e of the re lie f rolls M ay 1 and re g is n eville dam project
assau lt and b a tte ry sch ed u led for te re d not l ite r th a n N ovem ber 1 of
W. H. F u rn ish alias G. H. H arris th e sam e date.
Mr. M ickey is su rv iv ed by hi-
th is year. T h e re a re nu , m ero u s per- widow
W ashington C o u n ty M useum an d ^
gedu w i‘*! o b ta in in K
*nd ! “ c ir c u R c o u rt w ill conve,
»on, W illiam E. M ickey;
ANNOUNCEM ENT - - -
conv
en
e
J
a
n
u
-
sons
in
thi
,
..
. ,c o u " i y . w h " w e re not th ro e b ro th e rs D an M ic k e y o f L ong
H istorical association w ill m eet at
by false p reten ses plead ed a ry 13. w hen the civil sui' . ..
of
B
u
r
-
|
on
th
e
re
lie
f
rolls
betw
een
th
ese
B
each.
C
a
l:
Ernest E rw in M ickey
2 p. m. S atu rd ay in th e co u n 'v Kuilty T u esd ay o eio re Ju d g e K b ank vs W rio h t , .11
. .
.. .
,
co u rt room at th e co u rt house. A ll F ra n * P * * « * S e n te n c e w as post- J a n u a r y 16 i ’f th e case of P e te r a s s irta n c l
"°W
,n
° l and E v erett M ickey of Idaho, anil
d .re c to rs and o fficers a re u rg ed to ? ° ™ d a n d b u r n is h a llo w e d h is H e in tz vs. F erd G ro n c l et -it in a£S‘StanCC’
a sister. Mrs. J e a n e tte F orest of
M \ e a rs A uto R epair E xperience
bCA ^ n tm
w hich H eintz is suing fo r aR egJd I S uch as these, th e in stru ctio n s ' I ) A ngeles.
in H illsboro
.¿ L _Toz!e r
C ham poeg is , F ra n k C ronin, a rre ste d C h ristm as false a rre s t to his son and an o th e r say. shall be cared for. as fa r as
funds a re available, w ith su fficien t
h ere th is w eek so rtin g som e of th e d ay on a larcen y ch arg e, w aived youth
ITet-ier collection, w hich has alre a d y P relim in ary h e arin g a n d 'w a s held "in th e e ploy of t i 'l 'G r o n c r W I r< b e r to P rev en t phy ical o fferin g u
I oeen bro u g h t in to th e co u rt house for th e g ra n d ju ry .
n u t com pany
’
and m ain tain m inim um l i v i n g ■
have ta k e n over shop at
♦ o r J ^ eceiJv e . d o n atio n s of his-
O rd ers filed in C irc u it co u rt th is
J a n u a r y 20. th e sta te ca e of H i Z u
^ s i s t a n c e of th is n a tu re ■
U sed Car E xch an ge
■ KMi.i
‘CS dli,rlnK th e w eek M rs w eek in clu d e liq u id atio n of S h u t- L B ratv o ld and M D avid, on i- nvtend?H )^ h. / ’ C|IOnSn Say' b5 5
< Edi h Tozier W eatlicrred w ill also S avings bank, o rd e r to e x ten d n o ’, scheduled for tria l in w hich the r, r
i 1 ’ lM'r o.n ’ •,1“ ’!>d y cared ■
ALL TY PES AUTO R EPA IR
WORK — Tops, Bodies, Etc.
.... ..........
5?
m an an d Jo e M u rray , d efau lt and !nK collection acco u n ts w ith o u t a
m
o
th
e
rs’
pension
or
so
ld
iers’
and
■
W ork fu lly gu aran teed .
ju d g m en t: L illian W hite vs. F ra n - hcensc.
sailo rs’ aid cases.
cis M. W hite, o rd e r fo r Ioan: D. F
a n u a ry 21 th e case of Jam es
3rd and W ashington
H illsborc
and Iren e C how en vs. A n d rew an d f h e ,Ps o i T ig ard w ill com e to trial.
.. M edical and d e n 'a l care and hos-
fB y Mrs. John M Peeideon)
Mrs. Rosa __________
F eu erstein sp en t a L v d ia K elly an d A ddie T aylor, de- Pllelps is ch arg ed w ith th re a te n in g P '.a h z a tio n , th e in s 'ru c tio n s indi- 1
cate, w ill be lim ited to necessity
week
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-
through t0 '
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because of lim ited funds.
. Payne, in P o rtlan d . M axine D ah n e high w ay com m ission vs. G e o r g e -------------------... . . .
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nection v.itFi tills, or «ill relief, the
of W hite 0 Salm
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w as also t R ? n u n p n p e rech
t. dism issal: v, E arl ■ A.
M a n a g ers C • h a n g e a t
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county com m ittee or th e p ro p erly
a C h ristm as gu est at th e P a y n e " us vs- W illiam A. G ey er, et al; de-
-
L ocal S a fe w a y Store au th o rized re p re se n ta tiv e , shall pass
-hom e.
fau lt; U nion C e n tra l L ife In su r-
w in
M r. an d Mrs Jo h n M. D avidson ance co m p an y vs. E u g en e F Me- H
, Jarn J?'1/ ' m an ag e r of th on th e e lig ib ility of th e a p p lican t 5
a re sp en d in g a few days in S e a ttle C o rn ack et al; allo w in g cross com -
. ro S afew ay store for tin and fix th e am o u n t of assistan ce to 5
I
, w ith th e ir aunt, w ho is ill.
, plain t; H. E Bolin el a l vs. Effe past tw o years, w as tra n sfe rre d to be g ran ted .
P o rtla n d on th e first of th e year.
C osts of th e new plan w ill be 9
Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k H offer. Mrs. B ra n d t et al. d ecree.
T om m y W entz, fo rm erly of Bonn
m et 50 per cent by the state and ■
F.mma H offer. Mrs. R o b ert Y oung-
O rd ers filed in co u n ty co u rt thi
th e re m a in d e r of th e funds from ■
en an d J e a n an d S onny Y oungen w eek in clu d e H a rry M. Jones. M el- ville, has succeeded D urst here.
th
e county as au th o rized in th e law £
B ought
'J 1 l u _In d c Pendence and”
S atu rd
a u ay
g h , te r F re d ric k M asi^ M elv in C v r ^ f y l s e
.yi°U r. a tto rn e y
scnd y o u r re c e n tly passed at Salem . C are for
u gni - Sold
3oi(l
C onsigned " « Mrs.
S ch u ld em an an d d auvh
° ^ P 2 r t ian d vi si?®d at ‘he H en ry L e ste r V. Malleir L u e lia S m ith '
® ad y e«tising to th e A rgus.
I th e poor shall be e ith e r in cash or
T hom as O M ondabaugh.
1927 Buick Standard C oupe I B ishop hom e F rid ay .
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T he fo llo w »ng suits’ w ere filed I
In w onderful co ndition at a
A ll A u ? i
U nofficial N e w s — this w eek in c irc u it co u rt: Roy
very low price.
.J L
_1S
Pr i5.t in H illsb o ro D avis vs. S tate A ccid en t com m i -
'T H R O U G H O U T
W ishes You nnd Yours
S an ta Cl m s vi-itcil the G re e n
ville school D ecem ber 23 an.l d is
trib u te d toys and candy A la rg e
crow d atten d ed Mr. and Mi- W j
V andehey assisted w ith inu--ic.il s e
lections O th er n u m b ers on the pi,
gj-am included a song by the school,
New State Plan
for Local Relief
ounty Historical
Society to Meet
Tom Rollins
anti ta k e s this o p p o rtu n ity to (h an k you for y o u r
valued p a tro n a g e . At this, tim e u c w ant to tell
,'ou th at we have a p p re c ia te d y o u r frie n d sh ip ,
y o u r loyalty and y o u r co n fid en ce. It has he eea a
sincere p leasu re to have served you in tin y ea r
ju st d ra w n to a close.
Powers Grocery |
Prom pt
S ervice
P h on e 81
M ain S treet
S p ecia ls fo r Jan u ary 3 and 4
COFFEE
M A N N IN G ’S.
Pound
24c
W ESSON OIL
MIXER BOTH
PINT.
39
Many other items apecialljr priced fo r F rid a y am i
S a tu rd a y . I lies,, prices good J a n .
an d I only.
Bill Elder
j
Helvetia
USED
CARS
1929 Buick Standard C oupe i v/ht
A -l condition, good
ru b b b b er,
er
good ru
very reasonable.
1930 Ford Tudor
co u n ty
C o u rt, a rre sts,
dpa?hl '
Wpd d ln g s’ b i i t h s .
I A rgus so c,ety — E v ery w eek in th e
tt
sion. ap p e a l from a w a rd of com -
m ission. C redit S erv ice com
com pany
pany vs
M rs. S id n e y McDougal;
H"t.-,e
„ . —
— ow n-
ers' Loan co rp o ratio n vs. C. C. C ar-
This one is an ex cellent buy.
1926 C hevrolet Touring
Miik Prices Rise!
Good condition cheap.
SEVERAL OTHERS
TO SELECT FROM.
and th e w ise D airym an
w ill d ep en d on
L ots of transportatio n cheap.
TIR E BALE CONTINUES
S am ple — 4.40-21
$G.1G
6-ply U nder Tread
1-year w ritten gu aran tee
I. X. L.
free
T ube w ith each new Tire
D A IR Y FE E D S
13-plate, heavy duty
$4.95 an d y o u r b attery
1-year gu aran tee
S ee 1 9 3 6 W illy s “ 77,” $589
S e e 1 9 3 6 G rah am , $875
Used Car Exchange
2n d and W a»h.
P h o n e 2641
OVERHEAD DOOR SET
Use of I. X. I,. D airy F e e d s a t th is tim e will a ssu re
more m ilk d o lla rs fo r th e D airy m en — M a n u fa c tu re d
in H illsboro— th e c o rre c t ra tio n — F inest in g re d ien ts.
HILLSBORO FEED CO
M efO R M IC K D EE R IN G FA RM M A CH IN ERY
Phone 271
160 W. Main St.
MY NEW CAR LINES
i
Foldiniz, slid in g or
sw ingiivf doors.
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
Will ta k e . a re of them , elves w ith p eo p le w ho try to k eep inform ed in
any com m tin.ly, and in any co m p etitio n . It rem ain s for m J Io Kiv* GOOD
.SERVICE and to .
SED ( A kS so the public will re a liz e Dial here is
th e m ost relia b le p la c e to trade.
I Carry (he Largest Stock at All Limes
SLL and TRY M Y U SED CARS and TRUCKS
My service d e p a rt mem has every e q u ip m e n t to m ake them rig h t
You
know my nien, all fam ily s u p p o rte rs in this com m unity
to try to hold ou r jo b w ith you,
J ‘ < 'omit on us all
th e I ! A LL () \ ERA LI. Door Set T oday !
Don t lijfh t old ty p e doors any lo n g er!
Pool-Gardner Lumber Co.
FR A N C H ISE FULLER DEALER
151 W est B a selin e St.
P h o n e 2691
m
Jl
Ml
"The Best Used Car Merchant in this County” S»
E njoy ;i g a ra g e d oor
th a t goes up — over
and o u t of th e way.
Low Priced
Easy to In stall
E asy to O p erate
F its A n y 'ty p e
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it is my d esire to be know n as
to boost herd p rod u ction
at re a so n a b le cost.
BA TTER IES
"The
BEST USED CAR
M ERCHANT
in
Washington County”
A Better
FCR LESS M O N E Y !
1924 D od ge Sedan
(Jsed Car Bargains
All Makes
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Cl
rt
W e T rade
I
Easy
I e rrn s
O pen S a tu rd a y E venings
HILLSBORO MOTOR CO.
JAMB! > W HITELAW , Prop.
UK 332 L. M ain S treet
I’hniic III |)a y or N ight
136 S.* Neronrl Ave.
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