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Page Two H IL L S B O R O Wins $1000 Christmas Seal Sale B reaks All Records ARGUS, H IL L S B O R O , Thur "lav, .Ttnutry If». 1936 OREGON Club Extend* Thunk*— Hook Circulation The Coffee club, by a vote at I the meeting Friday, extends Its ap- for the many Christinas Totals 26,719 in preelatloli pin iv donations und other courtesies by the following Velio Hillsboro l ibrary extended li.in theatre. Mrs. Harry Morgan. P U. F a c u lty | Sponsor Plan M ember Speaker ¡Occasion for Meet * I..«, »1... — -.....A I 11 Krueger. M r s 11 II Stannard. and Mr-- E v il B u llc r w t i l t h o l P o ll land Mis. S t . ilin a id lo c c iv e d h ig h h o n o r * nt “ 50 9." w i t h M is Claud C ook c e o iid Following th e court of honor he- Grange Meets January 7.1— Peters. by the llilh h o ro J I Hoy Scouts a! its annual meeting Hillsboro G range w ill have a pot January 23, the group of ladies, I Woll's store. Bristol's, Corwin's. luck »upper and meeting Thursday Breaking all previous records, the Miss Carrol Hollingsworth, d irec who are organizing a sponsoring Circulation of books and maga ! In land Co. Hillsboro firemen. Paul evening. JiUiiiary 23. al the G range sale of Christmas seals in W ash Emma McKinney reported the in tor of women's physical education group for the Hillsboro Sea Scouts, Ringle as Santa Claus. MacKciizle at Pacific university, wilt speak to are to have a business meeting, zines from t h e Hillsboro public 'M otor Co. Rotary club. Business hall Initiation ill the third and ington county by the public health corporation of the club and the the Hillsboro P -T. A next Monday program and dance at the Amerl- library totaled 20,710 for the year land Professional Women'* c l u b . fourth deglees will be exemplified association brought In a total of purchase of what Is know n as the at high .. school $988 46 during the 1935 holiday sea rest-room property, just north of . 8 . , p. m. , , in the ,, union ... .„ i can l egion hnll All scouts and ending December 31. 1935, accord ¡Christian Council. Ilo\ Scouts, and P ast C h ie f* M e e t— Mrs J o h n G ardner w ill be h o s l- son, according to a report this week the Baptist church, from Mr and building. Miss Hollingsworth will , heir parents and others interested ing to the report rele iseil tills week all others who assisted in any way Mrs. R. C. Vaught. Also means of talk on I laygrounds 1 heir P r o -, the scouting movement or he- by Mrs, H arry R. Morgan, county r lising funds to pny for same Mrs to make the children's party a suc ess to the Past Chiefs' d u b of by the tin tees O perating costs for gr.ims a n d Management. This coming a sponsor of this new group Phoenicia tem ple tonight iT h u ti- chairman. This figure am ounts to cess. C. H. Emmott of Portland, form erly meeting is part of the project to ire invited the period totaled $2023.14. day > ut her home on Fifth avenue 3.29 seals per capita. of Hillsboro, reported the w recking Window Display Varied— develop supervised playground ac Return from the sale in 1934 of the old building and erection of Total of 515 new books were ad d f.adles who are initiating t h e tivities at the schools during vaca Mbs June Clark of smith of H ills am ounted to $751.90 and in 1933 to the present cottage as the project group are Mcsdaines W W. W eav ed to the library during the year, It It Parkinson of Portland, com tion months. $622 78. Hillsboro, Forest Grove and of her year. Mrs. R Frank Peters er. Jak e Weil. I! K. Faster. A II 481 being purchased and lit being boro brought in a triple blossom mercial manager of the I'oitl.ind ■ ' The P -T A . assisted by the Am- calla lily Io place i l l the Argus Beaverton all exceeded the per told that the most outstanding i Busch. M P. Cady. A F. Opdeu- donated The library now cent dlls window The lily froze down twice Gas and Coke eompaiiy. and John ■ • erican Legion and its auxiliary. capita quota of five seals ns did achievement of her term was the F B. Tongue, John A nder 5971 volumes I sponsored the work last summer wever. and then blossomed with a triple A Dierdorff of I’oitland. lib i.in u i several other outlying districts. completion of the club cottage Mrs son and Tom Hronleewc. I which was started the year before Fiction circulation for the year bloom Gruell glass Japanese fish 1 of the Pm lland Gas and C o k e com Beaverton reported the sale of 7 9 William H are reported the study of Following a short program at t am ounted to 12.639. 4690 of this iid limits owned by W W. Juquith pany, were 111 Hillsboro Wednes ■ by the Legion A uxiliary. About seals per capita. Forest Grove 7.5 Oregon history as the main pro ■ i $600 in equipm ent has been provid- which — Johnson, field execu- total being for children and 7919 of near Scholls rue also displayed day o n b u s h ie s t and Hillsboro 6.9. gram of her year. The highlight of ■ I ed by these organizations and the ot'tland area Boy Scouts, and for adults. Circulation of non-flc- These glass balls float across the : Mi . Juines Walters of Cedar Milt, Clinics, public meetings with the Mrs. Thomas Connell's term was ■ i school district. SERA funds have R. b lank Peters, judge of the court tion books to adults amounted to Pacific ocean from Japan, taking M u Philip Mead of Silverton. Mis showing of health films, the county the burning of the m ortgage which 1 paid for the supervisors each vear. of honor. Hillsboro B o y Scouts, will 3568 about three years In the crossing, A rthur Pearson of Portland. Mi.. fair exhibit and new spaper public was placed on the property to fi | A chart showing the growth of I Rive *hort <«lks. an organization and are picked lip on O r e g o n J R S a n d fo r d and M r s A I ) Break-down of expenditures for ity during the past year attributed nance the building of the new cot Chamberlain of North Plains were I ! m embership by rooms and schools I meeting will be held and the bal- beaches. - 7 ’’ the year was as follows: Books. to the success of th e sale, Mrs. tage. and Mrs. I.ois W alw orth re- J diiuiei party guests Inat W c d iic .d iy ’ will be presented as a feature of I ancp 1 *lc evening will be spent $588 80: salaries, $1030: heat, light Sliver le a Wednesday— Morgan stated. That 45 per cent of ported travel lectures as the o u t- ' . «mno o f M r s d tto Hartruinpf ...... > f llae drb ? to interest more parents i 1,1 dancing, the music for which is p S S n S : f e r a » -!,k , | m m by c ..... and water. $169 18: janitor supplies. the proceeds from the seal sale re standing program of her term of I L i l l i e M ild t e d Itunkor of Forest M F Ladies' Aid will hold a .............................. .............................. $4188: repairs and alterations. $28.- mains in this county was the dec office Two recent presidents. Mrs. . , . ... Ivor lea Wednesday afternoon in G r u y e w .o . u p d a t e d m i fm 'I | m other representing each room in The boys arc expected to bring laration of Mrs. Essex Marsh, presi C. E. Wells and Mrs. Fred Sewell. I daughter of Mr- and Mrs. H. R. I the three grade schools is also help- their girls and the ladies and escorts I 58: supplies, $49 70. and other e x the church basemenl. pendlcltls at Smith'- hie-pitat Mon ’ Findley of Cedar Mills. She won penses $115 Income from t h e j y . Dr. F. S Richards of Forest dent of the county public health were unable to be present. -An ef- ! inc with the drive. to participate in the dancing. 1 city. $2500: fine , $125 68. rentals. Past Oracle* Meet— Grove perform ed Hie operation association. Fifty per cent goes to fort will be made to have all past ,de prize in a jin x puzzle contest. E ntertainm ent in the form of P a s t Oracles' club met Tuesday $43 87: and non-resident cards. $30 presidents in attendance at the ' ---------- = Miss Julia Tatmu is ill with the the state and five per cent to the ; games and stunts will be directed national office. Borrowers registered during the at the home of Mrs J It. Watkins measles by Miss B arbara Potts, physical ed- Pre-School Group Meets— next meeting p p M o m b e i ’S Miss Marlon Lytle spent Tuesday Appreciation for the co-operation , ucation director In Hillsboro grade i P.-T. A. Pre-School to 12-year year totaled 12 529 A total of 214 for a pot luck luncheon and curd Miss Ruth Boyles of Forest G rove ' ’r k ’ pal ly Guests of the club were Mis .it Newberg on iiusine.ss new borrow ers were signed in 1935 of county new spapers, to district gave several v'olin selections, ac- F j i q n i i and high schools. Mrs. W ayne P at- group will meet Tuesday afterm m oon chairm en and to all persons who I companied by Miss Caroline Wood- 1 terson ls in charge cf refreshm ent» a, 3 o'clock at the P eter Bose Members of the trustees include aided in putting over the Christmas ford Mrs. W R. M anley was hostess fo, r the evening She willI be assist- school. Topic for discussion will be M H Stevenson, president; II A 7 , he ¿V eni£? « ’hool. Topic for discus»! seal sale was expressed by the Miss Gladys Rood, Mrs. W. | • • Failure F a i l u r e is Too Ton Costly for t h . Deck, secretary; Mis R Flank Pi t trs. Olin Hosford, president of for the m eeting Monday afternoon I ™ i ad£ ™ Mrs health association during a board the Portland Women’s club, and of David Hill chapter. D. A. R MrA E R | School Child.’’ taken fnn rom the J in- ers. Mrs. J. W. Bailey. J M Per- I meeting Monday night. secre-i T,le program consisted of several s e v e r a l l y '“ MCLormicK and Mrs Ruby Es-1 uary P arents’ magazine. ¡ Mrs. . P. S. Kaadt. recording secre- son and A rthur Krueger. Report bv the various districts j tary of the state federation, were piano selections by M ary Manley, ,e PP- are as follows, in dollars and cents: present and gave short talks. Edvth • reading by Mrs. A. K Reynolds, ------------------------- " West Union. $1: Cornelius. 20: Tozier W eatherred. another visitor, and a round-table discussion of the R o d i n < t l l i l v f i l ’f l l i n Laurel. Laurel View and Whitmore, told of ork of installing the measures to be voted upon at the T . k u iu u p . the __ w ____ __ ______ ng __ 19; Centerville. 3: Purdin. 5: Union. : Tozier historical collection in the vlectiop on Ja n u ary 31. On Lincoln's w birthday, 5: Hillsboro. 206.87; Hillsboro in- assembly room of th e court house u i i u a .v . th m e e v club iu u “ W h a t i r p th o \ h r l t < n f a r eludes St. M atthews w ith 6 and 7th basement, and called attention to win »end th e local school g irl’s H om e’" \v"is the subject of Dr O tu re 1 o ,.° Day Adventist w ith 1.82; Jackson, this being the hundredth anniver nam e to the state departm ent and R Cham ber's W lecture Tuesday- over 484: Dilley. 6.23; Gaston. 16.12: sarv of th e first organization of a I in Hlrn tb e state departm ent se- KOAC The local P -T . A. radio Greenville. 3.77; Banks. 12.47; Roy, club by pioneer women, sewing | lection will be m ade on ton's birthday for the trip to Wash- I I s,u d -v Ifroup listened to the lecture 5.30: Forest Grove. 140 60: Scoggins clubs among the Indian women. at Mrs. A. W. K F ram Montgomery's was made of the , ‘X T b ? D ^ a o P r Z S ïen* S a n . home Valley. 2.50: Jacktow n. 4.00: Pro- A nnouncem ent n .m e e t.n g _ to be Ôm ^ U n i t e d V a t e T ’ " th,Úl' 8h' I b u s s i e n . Mrs H R. Ke.ling- .•SA z.” ;. •a jy r t \ gress. 4: Shute. 4: Chapm an and County Federation Middleton. 10; Academy. 3; Tigard, held at Tigard on Jan u ary 30. and ton was elected vice-chairm an. S o m eth in g N ew ! 55 51: Tigard includes St. Anthony th e following delegates w ! Hillsboro group now has 15 m em A ere nt- elect cievi- 1 J-y II 1 w ith 2: Bacona. 1.50: Firdale, 4.50: ed to attend: Mesdames Robert D . i i n C l 1 . C lU O bers. Enrollm ent in study groups of . Tualatin. 10: Watts. 7.89: Hill. 4.65: Burlingam e, W. E. Pittinger. C M , , Attractive in design, ' the state is now over 500. meeting J A N U A R Y 10 to MARCH 2 Reedville, 15: Gales Creek, 2.48; Reed. Lloyd Brown, and W ilbur AlGCtS F l’lClflV i in 42 clubs, according to the a n these sp re ad s a r e nouncement of the station. Grabel. 4: Cherry Grove, 3.65: Jo h n Dillon. The president, Mrs. Engel- Jan u ary m eeting of the Hillsboro son. 6:50: Scofield. 1:50: Kinton. 4: dinger, and Mrs. Connell, members guaranteed fast - col Orenco, 3.43: Bend. 9: Mountaindale. of the county board, will also a t Business and Professional Women's or, extra large size, club will be held Friday evening 3; Hillside. 9.15: Shady Brook. 3: tend. at the cham ber of commerce rooms. Manning. 4: Cipole, 5, Buck Heaven. Mrs. P eters and Mrs. Otto H art- Legislation and “they improve committee. Mrs. C. E 3: Laurel Ridge. 3: Beaverton. 92 97: ram pf w ere appointed as a com- _____ __ , , . , yyeus anti airs, ixiauae Boscow. Wells and Mrs. M aude with use.” Woman's Relief Corps will in Beaverton includes St. Mary's of “ lariti? C ontesi"' b è L ^ c ò m I chairm en' have charRe ° f th e d in ' stall officers Friday afternoon at th e Valley. 2, and St. Cecelia w ith ner. w hich will be served at 6:30 the V eterans' hall, w ith Mrs. H $ 4 .89 1.92: Meacham. 4 40: Iowa Hill. 2.68: ducted by Hillsboro business firms „ m Fern Hill. 3: Rock Creek. 3.57: for an educational trip to California : p' Program is being arranged by - H. Stannard as installing officer. pot luck luncheon will be served Helvetia. 3: Kansas City, 4: Barnes. and Mexico. publicity com m ittee w ith Patty- A at noon, and a program will be Mesdames McKihney, Reed and; the 5.58: Farmington. 3: Arcade. 3: Haz- Lomax and M argare’ Cady as ch air given in th e afternoon. eldale. 4: Wallace. 4.50: Cedar Mill. Connell w ere named as a com m it-' men. Members of the Daughters of 4: Harrison. 4: F ir Creek. 2.30; tee to procure some cabinets for Union V eterans and t h e Forest Seth, 2.34; Tualatin A'iew. 4: Pleas- the Hillsboro Historical society and Grove W. R. C. will be guests at ant View, 3; Lyda, 9.35; N orth museum. the meeting. Following the m eeting tea was IT'I zaz -.E^ T Plains, 11; Fairview. 4.10; Buxton. An Independent Store 3; Mulloy. 3: Bethany, 5; Prickett, served by Mrs. J. W. Holt and Mrs. P j l e C l b i-iC tlC lQ l b ¿ 2 270 E. Main St. Sub-Deb club enjoyed a waffle J. H. GARRETT. Prop. Phone 2601W 2: Mead, 2.25: Blooming. 3; Timber. H artram pf. p arty at the home or Dorothy B arr 7; Witch Hazel. 4; McKinley. 3 ; ------------------------- Friday evening after the basketball G el P o p u la rity C ontest V otes H ere Durham. 3.03; Hayw-ard, 2: Wood- P ' d i i m ’ T ’ q IL'C f n game. land. 3; Sherwood. 13.85; Heywood. 1 U I K b IO Officers w ere elected as follows: Miss Ju n e Iverson a n d Ross 3; Wilson, 2.37; Seghers, 1.21; Gar- L-rl’rylTlA V irginia Perkins, president: Dixie Ringlets of Hillsboro w ere m ar den Home. 9: Cooper Mountain. 6: VV U l l i e i l b V rI O U JJ Lee McDowell, vice-president: Le- ried Jan u ary 6 at Vancouver. Wash . Raleigh. 10: M ountain Home, 3: Ver- C. C. Chapman, editor of the . anore Sherm an, secretary: Alma and will m ake th eir home in H ills (Votes given on cash and open acuount payment«) boort, 5; Thatcher, 3: Strassel, 2; Oregon Voter, discussed Eslinger, treasurer, and Esther Har- boro. The bride is a daughter of Midway, G roncr and M ountainside. Security in Oregon.” before the ty. reporter. Mrs. Dorothy Gibbons of Jackson 17; Metzger. 10: Aloha-Huber. 20.10 A. A. U. W. m eeting at th e home The previous week they enjoyed A loha-H uber includes St. M ary’s of Mrs. Paul L. Patterson Ja n u ary one evening's perform ance of the ville. but has m ade her home with Home for Boys. 3; Hiteon. 3; Buck 8 He said that the legislature f a il- ’ s ? r V m 3 S h K r ^ r e a n ¿lav' ers Mr. and Mrs. R. V. McFall for some „fain 2; 9- C arpenter Creek, Q p is ln t in n m mn k in u 3,-nii. lin ed s>naxespearean n ay- time. The bridegroom 's m other re M ountain, 3; . ed od to to nass Pass lc legislation aking avail- stream presented at the S hrine auditarium sides in McMinnville. Rosedale, 3; Laurelwood Academy, , able the m axim um benefits under in Portland. 1: Schefflin Lutheran, 2; Blooming the national program, ow ing to the 1935 T erra p la n e Sedan 1933 C hev Sedan fact that the attorney-general had Mrs. George Emmott of Port- L utheran, 2. Completely equipped, A very clean car. Has | land, form erly In the m illinery m isinterpreted the national law. trunk, heater, first class He outlined in detail th e national been overhauled com business here, and Mrs. C. H. Em mott. also a form er resident of legislation, listing th e various classes shape. pletely i l l O l l i ' $y 1 benefitted. None of th e benefits. Hillsboro, attended the Coffee club Low mileage V i/t J shop. Only _ ; ______ he said, _ _ are _ as large as they m ig h t; Scout H arrington camp, U. S. W. meeting Friday afternoon. (No votes given on power or electric bills) be, but a s 'la r g e as source o l l n - 1 v - and A uxiliary will install offl- Mr. and Mrs. W ibur Ham ar and 1929 Ford T udor S ed an 1 cers Friday night at the V eterans’ daughter 1929 Ford C oupe Betty Jean. Mrs. Anna hall, beginning at 8 o'clock. Hugh New lacquer p a i n t . Good paint and top, 19- S. Rogers, departm ent senior vice- A ltree and grandson, W ayne Altree. i Mr. Watkins Honored- Very good rubber. Mo inch wheels. Good rub I com mander, will be th e installing a student at Reed college, all of Portland, w ere guests Sunday of Past presidents of the Coffee club A party was given Saturday night officer for both order« tor overhaul- ber. $ Mrs. Nelia B utler and family. w ere honored at the meeting F rl- 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J R _____________ ed Priced at Priced at ....... day afternoon at the cham ber of W atkins in honor of th e birthday Honored at Dinner— Mr. and Mrs. H. R. C hantlcr re commerce, but owing to the loss anniversary of Mr. W atkins. Guests turned Sunday from a few days’ 1936 LICENSE WITH AI.L ABOVE CARS Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hurd enter- of all record books between 1905 present w ere Messrs, and Mesdames vacation — at -- _______ Nelscott ___ and __ other _ 1926 Ford Roadster S 15.00 and 1922. a complete list of presi- j Joe Collins and H arry M erritt of talned Wlth a dinner party Sun- beach points, and a short visit with 1925 O verland Tour. $ 15.00 dents was not available, and only Portland. Messrs and Mesdames T day honorinR Miss Evelyn White, th eir son in Portland. 1923 Ford Pickup 12.50 1924 Ford Panel Del. 25.00 zix w ere present. Those attending H. Pitman. Lowell Brown. Floyd wh.° 18 ^ ^ a d u a tin g from Hillsboro Card t at R unnin„.s hal) Co 1925 Lincoln Sedan 100.00 Camp T railer 275.00 ” 17. L°„U; W artin^M rs. Maier. Ted and Miss « ^ W h l t * neliUS' T - 8dayA ^ » “ ^ n u a r ’y 21. quets by th e president, Mrs. Fred P earl Maier. Games and dancing enJ s- Mr. and Mrs. H arry 1931 FORD TRUCK — Long wheelbase by the Young People's club. Five Engeldinger. .w h o observed O thers L n be w ere enjoyed. who th eir 22nd • w edding « I ¡ üímArLl model. Very good rubber, duals. New A d d itio n a l Sponsors m ay aign up until 5 p. m. ¡anniversary. present h- u ndr-e d and P‘"<*hle will i anniversary. O thers present w ere i niavf>ri A short talk was given by each paint job to suit. Motor T hu rsd ay, Jan uary 16. Sponsor list p o sitiv ely School Program Friday— Mrs Helen Deichman. Misses Ju n e honor guest on th e outstanding Two rooms of David Hill school. ' W hite and Bernice Felton. Ernest Lohese Camp F ire group met achievem ent of her presidency. Mrs absolutely A-l ..... clo ses that d ate. < Miss MacDowell's and Mrs. Priest's. ' White. Glen Pickens, and Robert Tuesday at the home of Elise Mar- OCR PRICES ARE ALW \ V S A S ADVERTISED will have a short program in the • and Edw ard Hurd. tin, and m ade plans for the moth- auditorium . F riday afternoon dur- R eturns From South_ ! « -d a u g h te r tea. HUDSON TERRAPLANE ing parents visiting day. Miss Mac- „ j « ... j , , , 1 Mrs. Robert G reer and children Howard E. Hadley left Saturday, returned Saturday from a visit with Dowell's program will be "Telling Time in O ther Lands,” and Mrs Ja n u ary 4, for a w eek's business her sister. Mrs. Vi-iatltch of San Given at time of transaction on the basis of 50 votes Priest's pupils will have a Chinese trip to San Francisco, and Los An- Francisco Cal 152-158 Third Ave. Phone 2IW !ts follows’: 16 CaSh Paid ,,ar,ici”«tfng merchants L antern Drill, celebrating China New Year’s. Schulm erich In San F ra n c!« » and wP„ h ' MS„ Ha|ic a and Dr. and £ (V enetian ticket, Dora E. Jaquith, Rt. 5. Hillsboro) retu rn ed to H illsboro S aturday in) On all counter cash and C. O. I), purchases. H. D. Huggins. Visits Brother— Mrs. Frances Spencer of P o rt (b) On all cash payments made on open ac A. S. Eischen of near Gaston r e land was among the out-of-town SPECIAL counts. 1 tu rn ed Tuesday from Fresno. Cal., visitors at the P ythian joint in w here he visited his brother. Joe stallation Monday night. Eischen. Conditions are much im (< ) On nil cash down-payments made on time- Mrs. L. G. Selfridge and her proved there since his visit th ree daughter, Miss Pauline Selfridge. payment accounts during the period of the years ago, according to Mr. Eisch- I spent the w eek-end w ith Mr. and contest, regardless of when purchases made. . .... 1 .r<A ; Mrs. R. E. McNeal in Portland. Lower Prices — Better Quality Plans to Build— Mrs. John K am na Jr., who broke of Buy Imperial Brand Feeds Thurm on L. Johnson, who recen t her ankle several weeks ago in a Pool-Gardner carries ly purchased the H oard place n ear fall, Is improving nicely. Orenco, is in H illsboro conferring Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Egland of E v ery th in g for w ith builders. He plans to build a Portland w ere guests Sunday of Im perial D airy, 2 0 % p rotein $ 3 0 .0 0 ton th e B uild er new home. Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Howell. Cow R ation, 17% p rotein 2 6 .0 0 ton Mrs. Barnes Recovering— Two Tri,,., °f Nine Day, Trawl p| Mrs. C. L. W alker entertained Contractors a n d private • Mrs. Ethel Barnes, proprietor of the Wednesday bridge club at her M o lasses D airy, 15% p rotein 2 4 .0 0 ton with All Expenses Paid. builders alike can obtain the G oar’s Woman's Shop, who has home T hursday afternoon. best materials, best service been confined to her home the past M o la sses Grd. S creen ., 12% p rotein 2 0 .0 0 ton Mrs. C arrie Elder left Tuesday Contest open to any unmarried Washington f ’o n n t v week w ith illness, is improving. for a few w eeks’ visit w ith Mrs. and best prices at our yards. girl between the ng,,, ,,f ,« ,„,,1 SoVear« ge One or two of a kind, Circle Two Meets— R. C. V aught at Yakima, Wash, and not all sizes in each All Standard Materials— Circle two of th e M. E. Ladies’ • Venetian ticket, Charles Imlay, Reedville) Mr. and Mrs. Chester S tew art of Aid will meet this afternoon (T hurs Beaver visited Mrs. Anna Schul- kind, yet all are smart Lum ber, C em en t day) w ith Mrs. Thomas Connell. m erich Tuesday. models designed t o Il T" t j .- l » . /I . 1» i M o t l d a v f'"'' A A Measures A S K FOR Listen to Lecture P O P U L A R IT Y Contest Votes "C.intilcwick” Bed SPR E A D S front these Hillsboro M erchants Fairway Market Fred’s Superior Market Hillsboro Argus Bristol Hardware Co. C. C. Store J. W. Copeland Yards Delta Drug Store Eve’s Beauty Shop Hillsboro Meat Co. Hillsboro Motor Co. )W. R. C. Installs Officers Friday The C. C. Store Sub Deb Club Miss Iverson Bride of Ross Ringlets L SALE SALE Imperial Feed & Grain Co. Lester Ireland & Co. The Men’s Shop Pool-Gardner Lumber Co. Portland General Electric USED CARS Term Highlights Told Coffee Club by P ast Officers come wil1 permit Patriotic Groups Install Officers 450 Selfridge Furniture Co. Smith’s Grocery Texaco Station Venetian Theatre Weil’s Department Store 170 $350 B U ILD IN G ELECTION VOTES THOMAS S. SHOLLS FEED J a n u a ry Clearance -- F E E D -- F E E D Bien Jolie N o m in a te a C an d id ate T o d a y ! Foundations Quality Egg Mashes Sand, P la ster W a llb oard P ain t, V arnish H a rd w are —All are carried in stock at all times. Let us help you with your plans. POOL-GARDNER Lumber Co. smooth the figure into flowing fashion lines. Foundations for waist line trimness — Girdles for hip line flatness. It’s your opportunity .to get a really good founda tion at original 2 price (Venetian ticket, O. S. Shiffer Timber) Do You Read Advertisements? E. M. Barnes, Prop. $ 1 .9 5 sack B ig-L ay E gg M ash .................................... 1.75 sack BRING IN THIS AD Four-G rain S cratch .................................... 1.75 sack and we will give you a FREE GIFT PACKAGE GOAR’S Woman’s Shop ................... If you do— We feature private dinner parties in our private dining room. When you want enter tainment, come see us— OUR COOKING CANNOT BE EXCELLED Franchised Fuller Dealers Phone 2691 151 W. Baseline Street Im perial M ilk E gg M ash Im p erial E gg M ash ................................... 1.85 sack T he HILLSBORO PHARMACY Z. J. RIGGS, Prop. Put all or part of your flock on these better Mashes. Higher egg production, lower mortality. P ay Cash and S ave — T rad e w ith Im perial B etter Q u a lity — L ow er P rices Im p erial F eed & G ra in C o . Phone 01 Millers of Quality Feeds South Second Ave. A sk for P o p u la rity C on test V o tes H ere NOMINATION COUPON Good for 1000 voles for .he young l.d y y„u nomlnaU Hillsboro Merchants' Popularity Contests. 1 NOMINATE MISS ADDRESS to 10(X) votes. lunQln* lnat thls nomination will entitle her Your Name Your Address HiHxboro A ? g u r atf r o n eih,,SoPBthart yoi.r”1?«" o d teb r‘ng s thC even start with other contestants XO nivf \ 'i . 7 hnv** nn nom inating votes will be credited to a n / o,?e ’’¿ « U , 000 All Nominators’ Names Kept Confidential |