Thiirday, .Taniniv ph , l'i-îf,
Close School
I
Due Sickness
H IL L S B O R O
able to r e lu r n In h li home in C h e r
ry G rove before long.
A peel al n lio o l ea-elion w ill he
held al the school n o i r e ai 11 p m
M onday Io eleet a d ire c to r to f ill
Ihe v ia -in ry c m.-ied by the death of
Angn I Anderson.
T in men in C h e iry Grove, who
w o rk in Hie woorls fo r K lim .o n ’ ,
lu m b e r Co , '.tai led Io w o rk la d
Wednesday,
ARG US.
H IL L S B O R O ,
ORFGO N
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tml h-«4
Eben I rk. • and Th
K. P arker
W ashington cou nty $1 at) a year.
th » r » fo r
h«v in ir
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arid 'I I. horna* H e n ry I ir k t . A dm in*
T hree m ou th * 30
i«I
h e re b y S ix month.* 83c.
1 intra»« i . (.f the »• »to o f A nn ie
.(¡fim i a n .l re
ire«l
cunts. T w o m onths 33 cents.
It
• • he
w ith
pr«'»»er vot
P u rki r. deci i ed. arc defendants, in
th
e
In d e r» ip r»e«f at I h *
I i,JV ’r o f the p la in tP s and against
Ä-
I la r e , in th«
I the u< fend mis- in tn , sum o f $6.900 - I*. ¡»irle
...I K u llllln s .
H ill-.lii.ri.. O r.
00, tc gether w ith Jnterest thereon ... ix ra .-n th s frn m i l l . * l i n t « li •of.
Mcnsles, Whooping Cough
from the 10th day o f A ugust, 1934,
lis t« . I th in IS th d a y o f J a n u , ir y . 193«.
GOOD MILK AND
Shut Timber Grades
•r o f
at the r ite o f six per re n t per an- , A l . l l( t.I< I I. K I V H I A b li. I-
t h * L a s t W ill an«! T»**tmn<»nt « f «nid «I«—
num
and
fo
r
the
fu
rth
e
r
sum
of
S i I lia d
C lo s e d
GOOD HEALTH
$261.31 f .ii 1 by w a> (d taxes. to* « E x e c u I to r. H a ttle y A H a r r , A lt« rneyA 4 f 9 o -1 r
T IM B E R G rade
rh u o l 1» dint
Gaston school i Io ,rd Monday for
gether w ith interest thereon from
do w n u n til F ebruary III bi-eau " of
T hey are p ra c tic a lly inseparable
the 12th day of December, 1935. at
m r i -b-s anil whooping rough Ap- a week on account i f scarlet fever
N O T IC E O F
F IN A L
S E T T I. E M E rr
The healthiest people alw ays d rin k
the rati- i f six per cent per an-
p ro x lm u te ly 'm lf of h i - pu pils had I M ' and M rs Vernon B row n m ov
i th e C o u r * y C o u r t o f th e S ta te o f ( tre- lots o f
good, pure m ilk . It not
ed
to
i
o
in
■
.
Sat
m
1,.
.
K.»n. f o r W a s h in g to n < 'o u n ty .
num . and the f u r t h ir sum o f $5«X).-
meus’e* Isc.t w o rk
, on ly b u ild s them up in w e ig h t and
Mr
and Mrs. Hi ulien John on
i
th
e
M
a
t
t
e
r
o
f
th
e
I
»
ta
to
o
f
G.
(X) A tto rn e y ' ; fees, and the er.-ts
provides good, red blood, but is a
C lif f D u rr ha« relurm d to I l l s and f m iily are m oving Into Ihe
Ii«N,*»a4*«L
and d i-b u r-, ments taxed in
aid
N o t i f * » m h e re b y i<i en th a t th e tm d e r-
fin e p re ve n ta tive against i l l health.
w o rk ¡it the hotel, uffi i being >n house vacated by ti e B row n fa m
cause at $27 75. and com m anding *Urne«l E x e c u to r o f ’ he L a » t W il l a n d The m ilk d rin k e r w ho uses M cF a ll's
P o rtla n d
i voral day* la«t w r rk. ily Johnson* have purchased the
|erea.«e«t h a * file«! in
me to make sale o f the fo llo w in g T e H ta m e n t o f a»M <|e
M ilk is alw ays In the best c o n d i
Mi
A .1 K irin en tertain ed at property.
r o u r t a n d c n n *e h i*
described real p ro p e rty, situate in th e iiiw iv e e n title « ! «<
tion , ready to w o rk hard or p lay
f i n a l A c c o u n t h i k I re jy o rt a» Ku«*h. a n d
T in e v e s broke Into Hie barn be
liu ir l r o il a fte r w h ich Hie a fle riio iiii
; W ashington C ounty, Oregon, and th
e C o u r t h a * f ix * I a n d ap p o in te « ! th e hard. Phone y o u r ord e r today. It
wax
ix-iit in p la y in g bridge 1 one lo ng ing to .1. I* John. 11(1 year-old
j p a rtic u la rly described as follow s, 1 5th d a y o f E e h ru a i y. 1936. a t th e h o u r w ill be a re a l service to y o u r fa m
lin y lin t week Pl sent were M i-
C h e rry G rove resident, Sunday eve
o f 10 o ’e loek A . M. o f s a id d n y a n d th e
' to -w it:
ily .
c o u r t ro o m o f th e above e n t it le d c o u r t
dames Wescott, M E W eller, T a g - n in g and stole purl o f the hay
A ll o f the o rig in ;,1 donation Lind in H i I ialx>ro, Or«K< n, hm th e tim e a n d
gnrt,
M o rris
K otclm ian.
11
M w h ich was to have been feed for
: cla im of Geo W Jones and w ife p la c e f o r h e a r in g o »jec-ion» t o a id f in a l
Johnson’s cow.
W rig h t. O S. S h ifte r, W E G il
' in Section 33. T o w n sh ip 1 N o rth o f a r r o u n t a n d f o r th » f in a l n e tt le n ie n t o f
inure peter on. Sandberg and M l !
id e -ta te .
Range 1 West of ’ he W illa m e tte » a D
a te d th ' 1 5 th d n y - f J a n u a r y , 193«.
Cecelia M nreliel
M eridia n, exccp‘ th-,-i c e rta in tracts
Phone 2104
.
W 1 1,1,1 A M J . G O h ’I T E K . E xe t u t o r o f
M r. and Mr«. II II N n rv c r and
deeded to W illia m N. S m ith, as th e I . a * t W ill a n d T e s ta m e n t o f said
M r. and Mr« U A Pearson, ill of
I>ecea«e«L
I..
J
.
,M
A
¡c
a
r,
A
t
t
o
r
n
e
y
f
o
r
j described in Deed Book F. page
4K-&2
P ortla nd vim 'e d at the M E Wei
181, John H Bush by Deed Book E x e c u to r .
te r Imine Sunday.
E. page 75. and to Charles K in g by
il ly M r. E W llln r i. h s l
deed recorded in Book E. page 412.
M r arid M r . G e irg e Higgle of
B LO O M IN G Miss M ild re d K ra h -
Records o f Deed-. W ashington Coun-
B uxto n visite d at the II T allm an
m
i-r
was
honored
w
ith
a
b
irth
d
a
y
,
ty. State of Oregon, co n ta in in g 195
Immi- Sunday.
, acres, m ore o r less.
M rs Jack Hi)w>- 1! of Port land , ■ n rp i Ise pa rty Jan ua ry 24, given
In c by M ild re d M eyer and a group
s p e l l i till- week-end ■it thi- G ih iio n
, of
I w ill on M onday, the 2nd day
Grade A Creamery
< frien ds
Present were W ilm a
hotel.
i of M arch, 1936, at the hour of ten
«
S ch ild h a iie r. M ild re d O 'Connor. I.ol .
Mi
lin y C row d cr of l ’o r li u n i1
o’clo ck A. M. o f said day at the
A lton ,
M ild re d
K r ihm er, C lara
soient E rid uy n ig h l 1n T im i
East fro n t door o f 'h e C o u rt House
llc lm o ld .
M ild re d M eyer,
L e ila
! in H illsb o ro , W ashington County,
M i and Mr.« Sim m on - and fa m
O
'C
onnor.
Edm
und
W
e
ic
h
b
r
o
d
t
.
ily have m oved to D ille y , th e ir
: Oregon, sell at p u b lic auction to
Robert l.iebenow . H arold M eyer,
Seven m ajor drainage areas In Oregon have bern surveyed fo r the national resources board by V. B.
i th highest bidder, fo r cash in hand.
fo rm e r home.
A
lle
n
Slm
untet,
Addison
M
arshall.
E
tanbcry,
consultant.
fo
r
th»
state
planning
hoard.
T
he
map
shows
division
o
f
the
state
in
to
coast,
W
il
, a ll the rig h t, t itle and interest w hich
M rs Joe K ir k I* (p e n d in g n few
M e lv in M eyer, R ichard H e rd lcin ,
lamette, lower Columbia, upper Columbia. Snake, aouthern Oregon and great basin district.
TRY IT TODAY!
days in P ortla nd
the w ith in named defendants, and
O -car and A lb e rt M u h ly, H arold
Emmu Leopold visite d at her
each o f them had o:t the 10th day
I W a lke r et ux. Lot 128. 12« and 127 the C o u rt House of W ashington of August. 1934 or have acquired
home in Beaverton Tuesday, W ed K r.ih e r, A n h u i and Elm er G u i ke
Jo h n -,in Estate A d d itio n .
C ounty, in H illsb o ro . Oregon, p ro since said date in and to said real
nesday and T hursday of last week and H a rold S lm a nti I Honors in
Peter Jorgensen et ux to E arl J ceed V. sell at p u b lic auction to the p ro p e rty o r any p o rtio n th e re o f to
W allace D r i l l and M o rris Bear- games were won by W ilm . S.-bild-
¡Thom pson et ux part Lots 154 and highest bidd er fo r cash in hand satisfy .said exe cutio n ju dg m ent, o r
son. who arc in the many at V a n h iiu i-r and Oscar M u h ly, and low
and according to law , the fo llo w der and decree. int< rest, costs, and
i 155 Johnson Estate A d d itio n .
couver, visite d at th e ir Imines here by H arold Slm ante!
<Hy Mr« H w fh
Mr*. Pfahl 71
over Ihe week-end
J.
Connell (Sheriff) to Anna in g described parcel o f real p ro p e r accrued costs, said sale to be sub
O RENCO
Parent-Teacher asso G
Pettibone. 1 A c re Section 13 ty, situ a te in W ashington C ounty. je c t to redem ption as per t h e
Mrs Inez. I.lo yd spent the week
M r. and Mrs. Fred K ra h n u -r and cia tio n is w o rk in g on Ihe Found-
Oregon, to -w it:
statutes o f the Stab- o f Oregon.
end h i P ortland.
ch ild re n , Charles P fah l and d (lig h i rs’ Day program f->r F e b ru a ry 13. T1S R1W
G e rtru d e Meeuwsen to George J.
M rs E lm er V in cen t o f P o rtl .nd te r D orothy, M i and Mrs Oscar
B e g in n in g at a po in t 50 lin k s
Dated th is 30lh day o f January,
Mrs.
Ih
len
H
E
rickson
and
fa
m
vis ite d here Sunday nigh t.
P fald and A lv in and I.oi.s and M r ily visite d at the W. F. H u n te r I N arup. 7 Acres Section 6 T IN R3W. south and 17.71 chains east o f the 1935
A
A
Schram
m
(S
up
erintend
en
t)
no
rth
w
e
st
corn
er
of
Section
26.
T.
and M rs A lb e rt K ra h n ic r and c h il
J W C O N N E L L . S h e riff o f W ash
home Sunday.
| to C ity o f Hank . E 1- o f S E 's of 1 N. R. 4 W. W ill. M er., thence in g to n C ounty, Oregon, E. J. Mc-
dren attended a d in n e r p a rty at the
M r. and M rs J C S ta rk and his N E 'i o f Section 12 T2N K4W
south
18.34
chains,
thence
east
5
A le a r, A tto rn e y fo r P la in tiffs . 50-2
home of Mrs C a rl P fahl in H ill;
bro th e r were here from Y a kim a re
Stim son Lipm br com pany to
chains, thence n o rth 10 chains,
boro Sunday the occasion being the
ce n tly and moved th e ir household L. Sodn. 2.0 Acrs T IS R4W.
thence
east
1
chain,
thence
n
o
rth
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
7Lst b irth d a y of M r r Pfahl
goods to Y akim a, w here they w ill
8 34 chains, thence west 6 chains I n th e C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S ta te o f O re
A n n e and Jeanne Jepson have
(Continued from ••■ge H
m ake th e ir home.
g o n , f o r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty .
to the place of beginning, c o n ta in
p h a v e b e en all rig h t in davs w h e n been confined w ith the measles the
J u n io r C u rin g to n o f Banks v is
I n th e M a t t e r o f th e E s ta te o f J o r d a n
in g 10 acres m ore or less.
H . K r o e r e r . D e t eased.
le g is la tiv e m a ile r s c o n su m e d not past few weeks N e il Jepson has ited Bobby Bernard:: over the w e e k
been staying w ith F ia n k H lirk ( lu r
Said sale w i ll be made subject
N o tic e is h e re b y o v e n , t h a t th e u n d e r-
m o re th a n 40 d a y s
end.
to re d em p tion as per statute of the s iirn e d has been d u ly a p p o in te d b y th e
Now. il is argued, legislators are in g th e illne ss o f his sisters.
Misses O liv e Rogers and Irene
a b o ve e n t it le d C o u r t, as A d m in is t r a t o r o f
Illn
ess
w
ith
lugh
tem
pe
rature
has
State
of
Oregon.
compelled to remain in
th e e - ta te o f s a id decease«!, a n d has d u ly
M u rp h y, nurses a, St. V in c e n t’s
( B y Z#-ll P t r u th p r s )
Dated th is 29th day o f Jan ua ry, q u a lif ie d as such.
much lunger term s at ih e old .sal been c o n fin in g W a lle r M u h ly to hospital in P ortla nd visite d a, the
H IT E O N —H ite o n clu b m et Jan- 1 1936.
bed
since
lust
Saturday.
Now,
th e r e fo r e .
a ll
p e rso n s
h a v in g
a ry lim it, thus keep aw ay a great
J P. Rogx-rs home S aturday.
u a rv 22 w ith Mrs. Ada C a ld w e ll, j J. W. C O N N E L L . S h e riff o f W ash c la im s a g a in s t »aid e s ta te a r e h e re b y
A n attack of the Hu is c o n fin in g
m nny men w ho o 'h e rw lse 'm ight
M r and M rs O. W. Layson and w ith the
president. M iss
Elsie ington C ounty, Oregon. Bagley & n o t if ie d a n d re q u ire d to p re s e n t th e sam e,
Owen D uehler to bed Mrs
lie w illin g Io sacrifice some o f th e ir M i
George Beck o f P o rtla n d and Ed C a ld w e ll, as jo in t hostess. T w e lv e , Hare, A tto rn e y s fo r P la in tiff. 50-2 t o g e th e r w it h p r o p e r v o u c h e r» t h e r e fo r ,
t o th e u n d e rs irn e d a t th e la w o ffic e s o f
tune from business or profession in D uehler is n South Dakota v is ito r B row n accompanied M r and Mrs. members and three v is ito rs were [
B a td e y
&
H a re , in th e F ir s t
N a tio n a l
at the Ernest H a llu u e r home.
the interests o f the .state.
C
P
Beck
on
a
t
r
ip
to
V
ernonia
B a n k B u iid tn x . it* H ill» b « -ro , O re g o n , w ith *
present
and
fin
a
l
pl.'.ns
were
made
1
N
O
T
IC
E
OF
S
H
E
R
IF
F
'S
SAI.F.
M r. and M rs I. II M u h ly and
The law w o u ld p e rm it the lego,
in
s
ix
m
o
n
th
s
fr
o
m
th
e
d
a
te
here«'f.
Sunday.
fo r e n te rta in in g the W ashington
D a te d th ie 1 6 th «lay o f J a n u a r y , 1936.
la tu re to set the salary by a tw o - ch ild re n , w ho are v is itin g in G le n
Mi and Mrs F ra n k W irre n and C o u n ty F ederation today ‘ T h u rs- I N otice is hereby given th a t by
A R T H U R F.
K R () E G E R ,
A d m in is t r a
th ird s vote or be approved by the , coe, M in n . w rite th a t they intend fa m ily visite d M r. W arren's b ro th day) a, the T ig a rd G range ha ll v irtu e of an execution, ju dg m ent,
t
o
r
o f th e E s ta te o f » a id Deceased. Baer*
order, decree and o rd e r of sale is
governor The legislators, it is a rg u le a vin g fo r home th i.l week
er. F lo yd W arren, and fa m ily in N e x t m eeting w ill be F e b ru a ry 6
le y A H a re , A t to r n e y s
f o r A d m in is t r a
’’G
rand
m
a"
Doge
is
being
cared
sued out o f and un de r the Seal of tor.
Come in Saturday — Help the Cause
ed. w o uld rem ain w ith in reason
49-1 I
w ith M rs. F lora Leedy.
fo r in H ills b o ro since ha vin g a P ortla nd S aturday
the C irc u it C o u rt o f th e State of
able lim its.
M
r.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Ire
to
n
and
W
illia
m
F.
C
am
pbell
spent
the
O regon fo r W ashington C o un ty, on
N O T I C E T O C R E D IT O R S
Presented fo r the th ir d tim e to .stroke Jan ua ry 22.
baby o f P ortla nd w ere guests at most o f the week c ru is in g tim b e r the 28th day o f Jan ua ry. 1936. in
B irth d a y Celebrated
I n th e C o u n ty Court of th e S ta te o f O re -
Oregon voters, the rale* tax seems
the F J M e in o ff home Sunday
in W ashington fo r M r. Peer o f Los a cause th e re in pending in w h ich
y o n , f o r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty .
M rs A lb e rt K ra h m e r entertained
to he facin g a ro c k y road w ith o p
M r. and Mrs Ted Edw ards and Angeles.
W illia m Josse and Sophia Josse I n th e M a tt e r o f th e E s ta te o f R a ch e l J .
Phone 1793
T h ird an i W ashington Streets
position m ustered in the G range w ith a d in n e r p a rty Jan ua ry 23. son Bobby visite d Mrs. Edw ard's
K im b a ll, Deceased.
Miss
Ethel
N
o
rth
e
n
tertain
ed
36
w
ere
p
la
in
tiffs
and
Joseph
Owen
and Oregon fed eratio n o f labor, a l h o n o rin g her daug hter M ild re d on parents, M r. and M rs. N ath an iel guests at a double b rid a l shower
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n , t h a t th e u n d e r
M
u
rra
y
.
E
lle
n
E.
Ford.
Ben
D.
s ig n e d has lw»en d u ly c o n fir m e d b y th e
though Ihe Iasi m in u te endorsem ent the occasion o f het birth d a y
Rose, Sunday
at her home Ja n u a ry 22, h o no ring F ord, M a ry R icke r, Thom as E. Par- a b o ve e n t it le d C o u r t as E x e c u to r o f th e
Messrs, and Mesdames R. K M e y
by G o ve rn o r M a r tl.i us’ th e only
M r. and M rs S N C u rin g to n the Misses Grace and M abie Behm.
w ay out m ay have an im p o rta n t er. O U( M u e lle r and I.en M u so lf and fa m ily o f Bank • visite d at the The g irls w ere recipie nts of m any
a n d M arg ie. R ev
m d Ml
E W Ad im B ella home Sunday.
effect on the vote.
gifts. The w e dd ing of Mis? M abie
The b ill was designed to fu rn is h I ‘ H in ric h s and fa m ily . M rs I, H a ck
Rev. H e n ry H a lle r of H ills b o ro Behm and Leonard S ta rk w i ll take
fu n d * to the am ount o f three to ett and Misses Anna M eyer and was a Sunday gue it at the L. T. place in F e b ru a ry and tha , of Miss
fo u r m iilio o doU ut* Io m utch fn d e r- , Regina Neum ann attended a spe- W iu d w a rd home
G race Behm and H a rle y T a y lo r
al funds fo r paym ent o f old age i r ia l chu rch service la P o rtla n d S u n
A nu m be r o f Mrs
F H u nter's w iil be in M arch.
pensions un de r the recently enacted day n ig h t com m e m oratin g the f i f P o rtla n d frie n d s spent last Tues-
tie th anniversary o f Z io n L u thera n day w ith her.
social se cu rity b ill
N O T IC E O I S H E R IF F 'S S A LE
A id.
The
sermon was
Tnose fa v o rin g the b ill p o in t out Ladies'
M r. and M rs Rn sell Coupe and
UPON FO R ECLO SUR E
th a t the counties, in (h e ir attem pts preached by Rev. P H. Schaus o f daug hter C o rrin e o f P o rtla n d v is
N
otice is hereby given th a t by-
to raise by taxes enough m oney to S c h e fflln
ited Mrs. Eva B ranm -nberg Sunday. v irtu e o f an execution, decree and
pay pensions, have fu lle d to pro-
Mi«s P au line S etth .. daug hter o f ord er o f sale issued cut o f the C ir
due-» enough revenue to g ive neces
M r and Mrs. S. T. Settles o f V a n c u it C o urt of the State o t Oregon,
sary assistance and that state aid is
couver, and Donald Parks, son of fo r W ashington C ounty, on the
needl'd w h e th e r tl roflg h m atching
M r. and Mrs. A. C. Parks, were 29th day of Jan ua ry, 1936, in a
w ith federal do lla r« o r th ro u g h i
m a rrie d in V ancouver last week.
cause the re in p e n d in - w h e re in Anna
stipe levies W ith o u t the sales tnx. j
I G. Herb, also k n o w n as Mrs. F. H.
The barom eter o f e le c tric energy
il I: said, the pension laws w ill fa il
1 Herb, is p la in tiff, and F N. J u r-
com p le te ly and pensioners le ft in consum ption indicates th a t in d u s
i gens and Grace Jurgens, his w ife .
a d e stitu te c o n d itio n to be cared tr ia l operations in th is te r r ito r y
- V. V. N icholson and Paul R itchey
are ra p id ly n e a rin g the 1929-30
fo r In some o th e r 'nshion
arc defendants, to me directed and
le
vel,
reports
R
R.
Easter,
d
iv
i
Opponents of the b ill a lle g o 'ttw t
d e live red and com m anding m e to
( ( '» n tln iu - x t fr o m p a r e ,1
It is another tr ic k of big business j sion manager. H llb b o ro , o f the
: m ik e sale of the real p ro p e rty
SELECT YOUR
Prices Effective Thurs., Fri-, Sat. and Mon.
to (lodge re g u la r taxes. T hey de P o rtla n d G eneral E le c tric com pany ta x collections fo r 1935. $944.08625 ' h e re in a fte r described to satisfy the
The county is p la n n in g a v ig o r
cla re th a t the sum m entioned by ' A nnua, figu res o f the P o rtla n d
. sum of $2.600 00 w ith in te rest th cre -
January
30
to
February
3,
inclusive
advocates o f the b ill us Accessary G eneral E le ctric com pany show- that ous e ffo rt to collect d e lin q u e n t ta x ' on fro m z\ugust 1st, 1933. at the
is not needed; th a ' the state had ‘ in d u s tria l and com m ercial custom - es, according to officia ls. T here rate o f six per cent per annum,
s u ffic ie n t flunks fo r the purpose. i ers o th e r than paper m ills on its seems to be a general un de rsta nd and the fu rth e r sum of $200 a tto r
O pponents also declare that the tax lines increased th e ir consum ption in g tha, the laws passed by the ney s fees, fo r w h ic h ju d g m e n t was
w ill be passed do w n to th e con- of energy 10 per cent d u rin g 1935 last le gislature p ro h ib it any f u r rendered in said C o urt in said
s u in e i. ra ising the price o f liv in g T o ta l consum ption in th is cla sslfi- the r tnx foreclosure bu, th is is not cause in fa v o r o f the p la in tiff and
o ii (-¡'sentials, and that the b ill do es' cu,,<” > w a s 180.81(1,012 k illo w a tt correct, the o ffic ia l* say.
against the defendants F. N J u r
B.
The cou nty promises tha t tax gens and G race Jurgens, and also
no, p ro vid e fo r reductions in prop- h iiu rs ( iin su in p tio n bv paper m ills
Large pkg. t
Lb......
e rty luxes
' was 122 020.900 k ilo w a tt hours, an foreclosures w ill ro -itin u e except as the costs and expenses o f said sale.
against
those in d iv id u a ls w ho com- , 11 w i ll on S a tu rd a y the 29th day of
,
None of the b ills subject to vote
8 7 p c r cent ovpr 1934
L ..WCh . t i r ’Z .E i° .vls| on o i F e b ru a ry. 1936. at the h o ur of ten
The 1935 consum ption of com .p.!v
have been so w id e ly and h o tlv de-
the new
la w in * the m a tte r " of PBy* I o'clock A. M . o f said day, at the
.................
bated as the student fee b ill w h ich m ercial and in d u s tria l customers, ment of
de
lin qu en t and cu rre n t tax.
oth
er
than
paper
m
ills
,
was
w
ith
in
door, being
fro n t door of
Was re fe rre d by p e titio n of the
Figures com piled in the tre a s u r
10
per
cent
of
1929
and
6
per
cent
people U nder th is I il l a fee of not
er's
o
ffice
disclosed
Increased
c
o
l
•
to exceed $5 w o uld be le vied and o f 1930
E le c tric energy consum ption is le ction fro m a ll sources fo r the
eollis ted each term of three m onths
year 1935. S h e riff collections in
by the state board ot hig h e r edu eonsldeia d a sensitive barom eter of 1935 am ounted to $841.923.16 w ith
From the HILLSBORO MEAT CO., where assort
in
d
u
s
tria
l
a
c
tiv
ity
.
The
gain
made
14*g-oz. bottle
2-lb. pkg.
cation from itu d e n ts o f O regon
tax co lle ctio n $391,994.84, m ik in g
ments are greater and selections best.
d
u
rin
g
the
year
is,
therefore,
most
State college, Hie U n iv e rs ity o f O re
a to ta l of $993.918 as com pared to
gon and the state no rm al schools encouraging.
$967,881.38
in
1934.
T
o
ta
l
o
f
m
is
e
r',
A new record was established ianeous collections fo r 1935 was
fo r Ihe developm ent r.nd pro m o tio n
the ye a r
in the to ta l
of recre atio nal and c u ltu ra l student d u rin g
am ount o f energy sold to customers $106.182.33 as compared to $100,870 1
a ctivitie s.
on Pepco lines. 485,078.723 k ilo w a tt in 1934.
Oregon Water Supply Surveyed for National Board
McFall Jersey Dairy
Birthday Parties
Held at Blooming
FOREST GROVE
BUTTER
Orenco P.-T. A.
Planning Program
One trial of this
Washington county product will con
vince you of ite high merit.
w
ASK FOR IT AT ALL GROCERIES
Election Fails to
Arouse Interest
Hiteon Women to
Entertain Group t,
Townsend Club Members!
10%
of cash receipts of this Station
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1
will be given to the Hillt boro Townsend
Club to further the movement.
THE TEXACO STATION
BUSH’S MARKET
Hillsboro Meat Co.
“PRICE CUTTERS” in connection w ith
Electric Energy
Consumption Gains
County Warrant
Debt is Smaller
BUTTER
Grade
33c
CATSUP
S & W fancy
Cherry Grove
Mrs. K o e rn e r fe ll F rid a y evening
w h ile nt her d a ughter's (M rs. George
Lee)
home and in ju re d herself
q u ite badly. I t is believed her h ip
is h ro k iy i or cracked
M r. and Mrs. H a rold W lckstro m
(Rose W illia m s ) w e re - e h a riva rie d
S aturday eve ning at his parents’
home in C h e rry Grove.
Rev. C o rn il's to p ic fo r the S un
day evening service nt the chu rch
w i ll be "T h e Jew. H is O rig in , Life ,
and D e stiny." In Ihe m o rn in g he
w ill speak on "T h e Best W uy to
W h ip Ihe D e v il."
H. W. Scott, w ho has been i l l nt
a H ills b o ro hospital, came to the
home of his son H e nry T hursday.
He is able to be up fo r a short
w h ile each day and hopes Io be
hours T h is was an increase o f 8.4
per cent over 1934 The average
revenue per k ilo w a tt h o ur dropped
fro m 1 (Î83 to 1.638 cents, a decrease
o f 2 67 per cent, because lo w e r
rates a p p ly ns customers increase
th e ir consum ption.
Residential consum ption reached
a new high, 98,434,912 k ilo w a tt
hours.
w h ich
is
a p p ro xim a te ly
8,000.000 above the previous peak
year. T h is gain is the resu lt of
g re ater use o f e le c tric ranges, w a
te r heaters, and oth er e le ctrica l
appliances. Sale o f appliances by
the com pany increased 411 per cent
d u rin g
1938
S h ia ll u tilitie s se rvin g in su r
ro u n d in g
te r r ito r y
bought
at
wholesale 23 per re n t m ore energy
d u rin g the yea r ju s t closed than
in 1934.
Real Estate Transfers
M in n ie O liv e r to A r th u r Jesse ct
al. Lot 5 B lo ck 1 Pattison's & M o r
an's F irst A d d itio n to H illsb o ro .
|
A rth u r Jesse to A. E. H anley ct
ux. Lot 5 B lo ck 1 Pattison A- M o r
an's F irst A d d itio n to H ills b o ro
G ertie Good to George G. E ric k
son. 4 Acres Section 33 T IN R3W.
Charles C. Le w is to Donald L
Lots o f dates and nuts.
Lewis. 5 Acres Section 12 T1S R IW
O rd e r a lo a f today.
R. R. Sum m ers et u x to C. W
H a rrison et ux, 7.94 Acres T1S R2W.
Peder J. O w re to M a ry L u ctle
Loaf
Cook. 3 Acres T IN R3W.
O. C. R. E llis ct ux to W illia m
Date-Nut Bread
15c
BUTTER ROLLS
RADIO j Ä
^SERVICE
V GOOD MIXER
is (he life of the party
and
Mission Dry
I
Sparkling
Orange or Lemon
are without equal as good mixers.
Something New — The Drink of the Century
A v a ila b le A ll Dealers
B o ttle d un d e r exclusive license by
ROYAL SODA WORKS
Phone 2432
Hillsboro
345 E. Main St.
DAFFODIL ANGEL CAKE
20c 30c 39c
DAINTY CAKE
S
S
K
S
M
REASONABLE
RATES
(OK BIST RICIFTION
A Real Treat.
COt
19c
ORIENTAL SPICE CAKE
30c
Washing Pwd
RICE
S & W, fancy long.
15c
17c
SALMON
Good Living.
15-oz. cans
3 - fo r ...
29c
A Real Buy.
CORN— Butter Kernel.
2
large cans
27c
CRACKERS— Salted or
Graham.
25c
2-lb................
SNOWDRIFT
6-Ib. pail
SALT— Plain
iodized. Lg.
49c
Dem and P e rfe ctio n Bread
at Y o u r G rocer.
Soap Powder
Babbit
5c
8-oz. pkg. ..
Sunbrite
Cleanser
cans .........
10c
Douglass
Radio Service
Selfridge Fura. Co.
Phone 21X
Perfection
Bakery
COE and CONGDON, Props
Phone 451
We Deliver
$4
I
.OS
COMPARE
OUR
QUALITY, PRICE AND SERVICE
For Friday and Saturday
SIRLOIM STEAK n. 14c
SMELT
4« 25c
Columbia River. Fresh Daily.
G R A P F E R U II —
19 lo r
O RAN G ES— Lots
ju ice . 3 dozen
R A D IS H E S —
B unch
...........
(¡R E F N O N IO N S
3 bunches
RUTABAG AS—
3 lbs.
M U S T A R D G REENS
3 bunches
P A R S N IP S —
SÁPICT
29c
Fruits and
18c
Dozen
P A R
3 lbs.
CABBAGE—
New. Lb.
SPUDS— Oregon.
. No. 2. 50 lbs.
(Venetian ticket, E. B. Lindow. Rt. 2, Hillsboro)
PURE LARD
Fresh Rendered.
3 its. 39c
MUTTON ROAST
9c
lb- JOG
Shoulder Cut.
HEAD CHEESE
While It Lasts.
SH0R1 rENING 3 ... 25c
A Pork an« I Beef Product.
MIKCED HAM, BOLOGNA
LIVER SAUSAGE
ib.