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H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S,
Aloha Man Tells
Show Sunday
Aloha-Huber School Declared
Something About
at Blooming
One of Best; Clear of Debt
Silver Fox Here
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
visite d her sister. M rs
H ow ard
Hue. at tile home of another sister.
Mrs. i ' i r l W ard, at P o rtla n d F e b ru
ary 5. M rs Rice is recu p e ra tin g
fro m a m a jo r opera tion and was
able to re tu rn to her home near
H ills b o ro Sunday.
Tlium luy, Kchiuary 13, 1931»
Aloha Team
Plans Dance
tB y C E B a rk e r)
ordered, which will soon be in-
Visits Hoover
A L O H A - A lo h a -H u b e r s c h o o l, s tille d . A w id e aw ake P are nt-
Emil Brandaws Celebrate
(B y C. M. Bebout)
W ill Fiiligan w ent to P o rtla n d B e n e fit F e b r u a r y 2 2 ; P .T . A .
d is tric t No. 107. was o rig in il ly a Teacher association e ffic ie n tly co
Their Anniversary
A L O H A —C om ing up. th ro u g h an part o f the Reedvifie school' dis" ordinates w ith the teachers fo r the M onday and rem ained u n til
a fte r
P a r ty S et f o r F r id a y
u n kno w n ancestry to the red fo x tric t. In 1998 the R eedville d is tric t progress o f the school. F or eighteen W ednesday w hen he visite d
Ile r -
bert
Hoover.
w
ho
was
there
th a t
and
from
it,
th
ro
u
g
h
v
ir
io
u
s
stages
was
d
ivid
e
d
and
d
is
tric
t
No.
107
years
the
school
has
w
on
prizes
(By Mm E. W. Hinrieba)
illy II II tlen n ettl
was form ed The firs t school o f ?ach yea r fo r school e x h ib its at day M r. F in ig a n attended school
B LO O M IN G - A group of students and co lo r phases. Dame N a tu re
from Concordia college in P ortla nd evolved a s ta rtlin g com b in ation of the present d is tric t was held in a W ashington cou nty fa ir F o r t h r ee in New berg w ith H e rb e rt Hoover
A L O H A The
A lo ha
H.iseUdl
w ill present a three-act play, " A t- blue black and b rig h t, s p a rk lin g p riv a te residence This b u ild in g was successive years A lo h a H u be r s c hool
ho„
c lu b w ill g iv e n dance in the G rangi
Trees Damaged
torne y fo r the Defense,” in the * " v* r as the co n tra stin g co lo r ef- located in a patch o f cle a rin g on held the W ashington co u n ty cham -
The
F ra n q u e tte
w a ln u t
trees b a ll F ebru ary 22 to raise funds for
baseinent o f the local church Sun- wets o f guard h a ir and under fu r. a spot about 300 feet n o rtii o f B la n - pn’t’ ship in penm anship. In a th - here are ba dly damaged by the , the year's a ctivitie s.
day n ig h t at 8 o'clock. P ub lic is c o n s titu tin g the ro y a l robe o f th is ton avenue and 280 feet east o f '" tic s she often
defeats
la rg e r ea rly freeze last O ctober Accord
The M o rriso n fa m ily visite d in
in vite d .
re m a rkab le f u r bearer, the s ilv e r W heeler avenue on W illo w avenue j schools.
ing to Ernest G ue nther ibout tw o - C a r lto n o v e r th e w e e k end w ith
S ch e fflin W oman Speaks
fo *
T here were tw o teachers The pop-
th
ird
s
of
his
trees
began
to
show
the
C. A. A lle n fa m ily .
E ig h th grade graduates represent
tgn. d u rin g the w a rm w eather in
Mrs. Roy H einrichs of S ch e fflin
Discovered in the w ild a h a lf u la tio n of H uber and A lo h a then a p re tty fa ir cross section o f so-
The Im la y \ Son ch ick contest
addressed the Bloom ing 4-H sew- ce n tu ry ago, th is fo x was taken consisted p rin c ip a lly
o f the tw o cie ty in life 's a c tiv itie s The w r ite r J a ,n la ry . *,f being k ille d . The M a y - . is q u ite po p u la r in d m uch m t . rest
Ing club Thursday, o ffe rin g advice in to c a p tiv ity fo r the purpose o f fam ilies Ftazel brush
and Doug- recalls o ffh a n d tha t fro m th is school et,e ,rees are
so ba dly dumag
being shown.
on various phases of club w o rk
fix in g and pe rpe tu atin g its blood las fir . Some o f the p u p ils th a t w e nt the re have come one preacher, tw o cd ,
r. w w ives
ives o o f f preachers,
pre ichors, tw
tw o o pre
pn-parYng
v ®u
Pet’ P|t'
W w k * tt iU ? h«^\o»?i' J?.ek *Vn'poV'G
Blanche M u h ly was received as a strain so as to m a in ta in its co lo r to this school w ere
R W heeler,
p a rin g ^ th T T w " e t -'.n
n ty ,v - o ',one
n e you
ng n * people
new member.
characteristics and pro te ct the fu r M rs. M y rtle C o rn e ll, M rs. Hazel
el fo r the m issiona ry fie ld , one sue- *h‘ . t .b
!,l\ c b u ,c h
N ew berg
|.,nd w h(, h i,s
||(,w ,)(>v
cessful la w ye r, fiv e school teach- b‘,< 1 '-’ ig e o f the services at the
Services Held
from d e te rio ra tio n , w h ich w o u ld Gee and Le la nd Shaw.
1 re| ' I r in le il A rtic le
Fred Haase. D avid Lorenz, Ten- m ake it less a ttra c tiv e and less
In 1913 the d is tric t voted fo r a ers. one cartoonist and a singer of M o u n ta in Top chu rch Sunday eve-
p u tation
ta tio n .
m ng ind exp „ la in . e d the purpose of A lo ha Businessmen's
c lu b has go
nis Pyle, John P h illip s. H e nry Pet- valuable,
new school site and a fo u r-ro o m n w ide re pu
ten out an a ttra c tiv e w rite -u p of
Few school d is tric ts
»
th e ^ b rls tia n Endeavor.
ers and Donovan Pearson served
Since then
fox has fram e b u ild in g was erected that
as pallbearers at the fun eral o f been the subject o f deep study Yum m er lS k o "te a c h e rs ’ 'w e re ern- o ff fina nciaH v as’ ^ i lO ^ O u ts ta n d -
T h * low cst te m »era<‘T« re p o rt- Aloha, p rin te d on w r itin g paper,
cold spell was F rid a y
l,r’* asking the people of Aloha
5?rsu rLu^
F ebru ary 6 Rev A c a re fu l in ve stig a tio n in to his ployed In 1915 a th ir d teacher was in g bonded indebtedness, none; w a r- m o rn in g
E. W H in rich s o ffic ia tin g . In te r- characteristics, disposition, health, added as the e n ro llm e n t had reach- ra n t indebtedness „o n e
Al
in - I ' ? , , . , i w hen » the th e rm o m e te r *<•’ net free copies and use m c o r
ment was at F ir La w n cemetery food, the in te rn a l a n d
exte rn a l ed ninety.
th a
a t t year
vear an
n t dehtedn«»«
. . . . in n o f
“ kh t degrees
nety. In
In th
an attem
attem pt
debtedness against the d is tric t . was
7, V, along k the
, respondence w ith frie n d s in the
Mrs. H in rich s sang as solos " T h e : parasites a tta c k in g h im and a ll was m nade to establish a h igh schoo l, w iped out tw o years ago. It is now experienced 'fr o z e n ' w 'it’er ‘ o io ls east and P o rtla n d
O ld
and "A . b id e elements p e rta in in g to his cause T w e lv
Mrs. G eorge Fish of P ortla nd
_ Rugged . Cross"
...
w ith Me . w ith Miss W ilm a Schaus and existence has been and is go- man class. T h is hig h school ran
The At,On u , , h , ,
spent Sunday at the M a lt K in g
M r and M rs. D. A. O tto and M rs home.
o f S che fflin accompanying.
A n n ive rsa ry Observed
C o un ty P.-T A. co u n cil met Tues
Krumrow at day at A lo ha grunge h a ll A com
M r. and Mrs. E m il B randaw en-
" n\ a ll th is con cen tra tion o f the end o f its fin a n c ia l rope A t stitutes
in v ita tio n s
...............
.......
m
itte e o f G range ladies gave a
tertained w ith a d in n e r p a rty Feb- thought, s c ie n tific in vestig ation , ex- a mass m eeting the patrons decided f ro n i d ista n t counties even
mdH h com
. «J ing P ortla nd F e b ru a ry 4.
M r. and M rs .A rth ur M cC o rm ick c o m p lim e n ta ry luncheon
ru a ry 9 in celebration o f th e ir actin g supervision, and protection? u n a n im o u sly to d ro p t h e
high teachers' association«
’ ’
1 U
of P o rtla n d visite d her bro th er.
. ..
ten th w edding anniversary. Pres- Because he is the k in g o f th e fu r school, r ig h tlv ju d g in g th a t a high ‘
‘ ‘
auuns-
C la yto n W hitm ore , and fa m ily Sun-
p T A wall
,
ent were Mrs. Bertha Zanow o f bearers. There is no o th e r fin e fu r school was too b ig a b e ll fo r this
day
'
|
» - i . A . w i l l g iv e a c a rd partv
H illsboro, M r and Mrs. A r th u r w h ich equals the s ilv e r fo x in in - sm all, sparsely settled d is tric t to
Mrs. Cornelius O tfs nephew. Ben
al Gr,n,Ie h" n AU ure wel'
Salzwedel and H ow ard o f Forest d iv id u a l or co lle c tiv e value com- dingle. A n o th e r stout argum ent that
S trom m , w h o has been w ith an
Grove. M r. and Mrs. Charles B ran- m e rcia lly. e ith e r in the w ild or had w e igh t w ith the people was the
M
any
A lo h a people itten ded a
uncle at R upert, Idaho, fo r the
daw, P ortla nd ; M r. and Mrs. Ed captive state.
fact tha t a standard, w e ll equipped
card p a rty and dance S atu rday
last
tw
o
years,
is
it
the
O
tt
home
B randaw and M r. and Mrs. O rv ille
There has been b u ilt around h im h ig h school was o n ly three m iles
I By Mrs. Bird McCormick)
fo r a v is it be fore going back east. n ig h t at the C edar M ill G range
Jones, H illsb oro , Misses G retchen a large in d u s try exte n d in g around aw ay. The hig h school p u p ils were
G ive Play a l T i« a ri!
C
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H
A
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M
M
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A
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A
S tro m m was here fo r several
and M artha Zanow. M r. and M rs the ea rth and pro d u cin g about 500.- tra n sfe rre d to the B eaverton high
A lo ha G range visite d the T ig a rd
n
e
w
ly
form
ed
trio
,
composed
o
f
m
onths
before
he
w
ent
to
Idaho.
F ra n k Koch and Jun io r. M r. and 000 skins a n n u a lly, co n se rva tive ly school, w h ich accepted th e ir cred- m ,
G range F e b ru a ry 5 and put on a
M r. and Mrs. John W a lk e r en
e rv in W hitm ore , v io lin ; Leslie
™rj>- F ra n k B randaw and Jeanette valued at $20.000 000 The nu m - its w ith o u t question. Local eig h th v , ptirrht
skit. " A Comedy I n v it a tio n "
tn e t u itin J
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Leave local news item s fo r the
Misses M ild re d
A rgu s w ith O. I l B e n n e tt each
M argaret Ruecker
week.
to the young people
H llh b o ro ile s H elp 1. (>. <). I .
an
church
F
riday.
Pastor
H
in
rich
s
sa]es
an cnurch tr id a y . Pastor H in rich s sa]es increased from $819,429 in w isdom o f th is course T he patrons o
he pro gra m w ir e in I da
B eaverton lodge n u t F e b ru a ry
W ohlschelegel
fb7e^Church'' a n d ^ a m « w ^ p U y l t T t h e b 'l'* ? - 50? " 1934’
° ' th « A1° ha-H u b e r d.stri(T S h o u ld s k it by P h X ? V e rT e c g
W avne Scholls visite d .he
Roy H a rrin g to n
3. A r th u r T a y lo r o f A lo ha w a s g iv -
ana games were play
to the b e lie f o f m any, ow in g to con gra tu late them selves th a t they Jones. A lfre d Hutchens, R iv Ego fa m ily at M id d le to n Sundav
___
on the second degree A delegation
ed.
the m ild clim a te o f the W ilia m - liv e so near to Beaverton. L e t me E. G Heaton and L e slie V aught;
M r. and Mrs. J. H W i'rth and fro n i H ills b o ro lodge was present
W alter M u h ly suffered a relapse ette
()f and helped w ith the w o rk The
e a rly th is week. He had intended
. haP ’.
re tu rn in g to school M ondav
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«»
,i.Sn m usic oy tne Mentz c h ild re n ; piano w a v e r io n v is iie a M r. and M is. A lodge gave i hard tune dance re
re tu rn in g io . cnooi Monaay.
can be prCKjuced anyw here. N a- school in W ashington co u n ty
than solo
bv
M rs
Ray
M eyers o f D H i" Sundav
Leave su b scrip tions f o r A rgu s
Surprise G iven
tu re seems to p ro vid e them w ith the one B eaverton supports. I have S c h o ll» ;'tru m p e t solo' bv Ray M ey-
F ir G rove
Ladies'
Social clu b
w ith O It B ennett. A loha, by n o o n
Relativ«» and frien ds of M r. and a heavy g ro w th o f u n d e rfu r as a not yet heard c f it.
ers. accom panied bv
M rs M eier's- m ct " > th M rs Lena M evers Febru-
M rs. E m il Brandaw. honored the pro te ction against the dampness.
In 1916 the d is tric t was enlarged tap d in c e bv the Jones sisters o f a r-v •* a” d m ade plans fo r a party- M ondays Per yea r in county. $1 50
couple w ith a surprise p a rty Sun- The guard h a ir is o f a fin e r, s ilk - to tw ic e its o rig in a l size. The en- G ibbs; cornet
solo
bv
Le slie N e xt m eeting w ill be February i l
day n ig h t and presented them w ith le r te x tu re than on fu rs g ro w n in ro llm e n t increased ra p id ly . In 1921. V aught, accom panied o n 'th e piano w ith M rs G. Everest.
8 »?et
dlshes as an anniversary the colder regions
a fo u rth teacher was added, and by M is. E le rv M cD ougal; and an
W.ANTS and GOTS
g ift. The evening was spent in No great d iffic u lty
has been ex- tw o years
la te r th e school h a d exercise bv tw o Pleasant View
Got apples and potatoes fo r sale.
P Y m 8 CY iuS' . ^ i eSt nt W« e M rj
P«“rie n c « l b-v fo x farm ers in
the g ro w n so large th a t it was fou nd boys. Leonard W h itm o re
W avne
and airs. A lb e rt K rahm er. M r. and
past year in se llin g th e ir pelts at necessary to b u ild tw o m ore class- Jones and A lfre d Hutchens are the
G ot filb e rts and w a ln u ts fo r .ale.
t
Bv
Vivian
Hurfi___
” en. rJ _ G u r.s!ce' Mr, .a.nd ¥ rs'
P rofita ble
prices
rooms A t the same tim e another
pro gra m com m ittee fo r next meet-
F r e d K r a h m e r M r a n d M rs f e n
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P, v S, j „ i eommii-.ee io r next m eet-
N C C .rin ny of M c M in n v ille v i - G ot farm s to tra d e fo r horn.
M u so lf and M are ie R e v a n d M rs ! . L * " creas® consum ption, the fu r acre was added to the playgrounds, mg. G lo ria H o ffm an . Jessie V e r- ited her, last w eek.
G ot to sell home in Beaverton.
E W H inrich s i n d C h ild re n
M r trade, h a s , be« n de veloping new In 1925 a large playshed was b u ilt, deeg and P h y llis W ohlschlegel are
H a yw a rd co m m u n ity experienced
and M « R ^ h a r d M i l t e r Louis USCS^ r SlI? 'e r i ° X i u r ' R has
. O n®
says, "We have plans '.he com m ittee on games The clu b some ve ry co ld w eather the n s,
B randaw M r and M rs Ernest
w o rked ,ln t0 sho rt capes. 1 o n g Jo re b u ild th is playshed in to a com - accepted an in v ita tio n fro m E a r l of the week
Snow covered the W ant u n im p ro ve d land listed
llu e r and L i'tt’eU and G « c e
Mrs’ 5'8peS' sJh o r t. coats- enormous co l- fo rta b le g v m n a s iu m -ju s t as soon Jones to jo in G ibbs co m m u n ity ground to th e depth o f fo u r inches W ant farm s and homes listed
*M „,
Mr
. ” • m 2
lars, and ? lde trim m in g s on f u r as " 'e can u n w in d the P W A re d - clu b at a pot lu ck upper and p ro - K arn
W e d n e sd a y n ig h t to o l.
W ant to discou nt D o d g e cred it.
A lv in a
Herdlein. M r. and Mrs.
coats, clo th coats and dresses, as tape.
gram at G ibbs c o m m u n ity h a ll o f it away.
W ant to sell fir e insurance.
John S tark and Velda and W illis, w e ll as the single and tw o s k in
T here are now s ix teachers w ith M arch 7.
Mrs. A d d ie
Hudson h is
M rs
M rs. Verona Helm old. M r. and Mrs.
<). II. K E N N E T T
an e n ro llm e n t o f 178. The up pe r
M r. and Mrs. C o llin G raham o f Sarah A. C rig e r of M a rs h fie ld as
F ra n k Brandaw, Jeanette and D ol- scarfs-
o r e s M r a n d M rs I
H M o h lv
E d ito r's Note— On his fo x ranch grades are organized fo r in s tru c - A u ro ra visite d her b ro th e r-in -la w he r house guest
A loha. O regon
A rle n e and N orm a' M r a n d
Mrs.' 21. AJoha' Charles M . Bebout has ‘ ion and tra in in g on the
d e p a rt- and sister. M r and Mrs. W. F
Miss M artha Shaver is back in
Lo uis N e u k irk M r s ' R r e l i e
M r W o f ,h e s e s ilv e r foxes. V is ito rs m en ta l plan, each teacher teaching
W ohlschlegel. Sunday.
school, her bruised h ip ha vin g in l
and M rs F r a n k K e e h M r'
and ®ire w'e!come between June 1 and ,he subject in w h ic h she is special-
V incent W ohlschlegel was i l l w ith proved
- s,b«.»A.i ' u J n J i ! , Jan ua ry 1.
lv prepared. The b u ild in g is e q uip- measles last week.
F lo yd U p d ik e sprained his an kle
Mrs. A r th u r Salzwedel. Mrs. Bertha
ped w ith basement playroom s, d in -
La u ra Lue M u rra y wbs i l l w ith F rid a y.
A lo h a ,
Zanow. Misses Gretchen and M a r
in g room and kitch e n . W arm lunches i measles at the home o f her g r a n d - '
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tha Zanow. Helen. D o ro th y and
O
re g o n
are served d u rin g the cooler w in - m other. M rs D. M M cIn n is, last
O ffic ia l and U n o ffic ia l News —
C lara Helm old, snd M r. and Mrs.
te r m onths. A com plete eq uipm ent week w h ile her m other. Mrs. L. I. A ll th a t is f i t to p r in t in H ills b o ro l i r e
John Koehnke.
of p la yg ro u n d apparatus has been M u rra y , m oved fro m Scholls to an d t h e c o u n ty — C o u rt, arrests. L ife .
C hickenpox is co n fin in g the Fred
Beaverton.
schools, taxes, weddings, b i r t h s , A uto.
B o w lb y and Charles D em m in fa m
Russell Rogers, w h o is atte n d in g deaths, society.—E ve ry week In tlw Trurk.
S A L E M —Renewed a c tiv ity in m a il H a t c h c r v A t A l f l h f l
ilie s to th e ir homes.
ord er so licita tio n by the N a tio n a l
C V I O lia
■ • Argus.
tf
Rev. and Mrs. E. W. H in rich s p r „
,
,
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w eek-end w ith his parents. M r.
and H e n ry M eyer attended a meet- f,ro te c tlv c Insurance com pany o f
and Mrs. W illia m Rogers.
in g of the Luthera n Educational
y'
the F ra n k -
M r. and Mrs. A lfre d H utchens
society at P o rtla n d Sundav a fte r- ,
L ,fe B e n e fit association o f St.
• By O. B. Bennett)
visite
d M r. in d M rs. Roe H utchens
noon
Louis, M issouri, the S te rlin g Cas-
A L O H A — In a recent a d d itio n to
A le x Eischen was taken to the “ a lty Insurance com pany o f C hica- th e ir in cu b a tio n equipm ent, the ll! D u tidee F e b ru a ry 5^
Good Sam aritan hospital in P o rt-
I1II,no,s' and ,he Sunset M u tu a l M itc h e ll Leghorn F arm and H a tch -
i
l
" ' " . A bl?.,lld ' ni!
land the la tte r pa rt o f last week B f e I '“ u[.ance com pany o f Los A n - e ry at A lo ha in sta lle d one o f the ' 8 " Y
broodc‘ house 10 by 12 th i -
He rece ntly had tw o grow ths re- v*? es' C a lifo rn ia , prom pts H ugh H. latest m odel S m ith incubators. Re-
Y'i^
M r. and Mrs. H.
N e ill and
m oved from the inside o f his m outh f ' a rle ' s a-e insurance com m issioner, search in in cu b a tio n
hehalem People
Present P rogram
I retiWv. M>' and Mrs. Ja c o b so n o f ! .n o n he kl T in la y m o rn in g fro m
Aloha woo the prize fo r ttie best the Donelson A S ew ell f u l i n i t i
costume.
chapel in H ills b o ro w ith b o lla i at
H ills b o ro The t i t i l l i died Monday
M K IA IN A K I I I I It K lt.S IIV
F une ral rite s fo r M e lv in A rth u r
lllg s h y . in fa n t son o f M r and M r
C liffo r d V lllg s h y o f Forest Grove,
A lohn Store
WE
E .L80S S
Insurance
M akes an A ddition
have the measles.
"
M r. H orner's sister, Mrs. B A lt-
man. fro m Alamosey, Colo., a rrive d
at the H o rne r home F ebruary 2
and visite d there u n til F ebruary
6. when she le ft w ith the H o rner
O r X yn.f ° r 3 SlghtSee‘ ng to u r of
®ure ,l rie com pany and th e agent
licenses fro m the O regon in -
suI an« departm ent.
, S?cb com Panies and associations
! sad the P olicyh old er to believe he
» * « “ " 8 a baGDm. E a rle states,
necessary to hatch good h c a lth v
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liv a b le chicks. The m odern incuba-
hlS uncles w llb e r and
to r o f today to ba)ance these fac.
Jones-
tors a ccu rately m ust be pro vid ed
Ray Ego w e re hosts
w ith v e rv sensitive co n tro l eouin- a*
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m ent and re c o rd in g ? w ? L m e n ts
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s S in g
in '" T
en te rta in e d "th e c T o ^ i h e ' M o u r n
O fficers Inducted
A t a special ceremony in the
L u thera n church Sunday m orn ing
Leonard M uh ly, Herm an Ruecker
and John Kam na were inducted
in to office as the resu lt o f th e ir
The fo " y o f purchasing insurance
fro m unlicensed companies and as-
socations is proved by the nu m be r
° f letters received by the insurance
departm ent fro m citizens w ho have
heen unable to collect when th e y
thePPncubatorC
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The M itc h e ll Le g h o rn fa rm breeds
pure Hanson sDatn W h it^ L m "
horns E very la y e r on th e ir fa rm
is trapnested co n tin u o u sly d u rin g
her cnHre lifeUme T h iir
‘
Leonard is chairm an of the con-
pregation, Herm an Ruecker. treas-
u re r and John Kam na, school elder
A group o f women gathered at
the George M eyer home February
6 to q u ilt a hand-appliqued cover
made by Miss Esther Meyer. The
sewers
were
Mesdames Frank
Brandaw , Verona Helm old, R udolf
M eyer. A lv in a Herdlein, W illia m
H ergert, M ik e Neumann, Louis
N e u k irk ,
Oscar Phahl, Leonard
M u h ly, B relje, John S tark a n d
Misses Helen and D orothy Helmold.
Sew ing was continued throughout
the evening. O ther visitors were
Mrs. A lb e rt M eyer and daughters.
and John Stark. Oscar Pfahl Ru-
d o lf Meyer and Leonard M u h ly
The men spent the evening in play-
in g cards.
M r and Mrs. Edw in Sim antel o f
N o rth Plains visited Mr. and M rs
R ichard M oeller February 9
N e u ritis caused M r k’red M u h lv
m r pany
x a n v zx»*
fin d - a fter the com
or associa ed j • hens.
tion refuses to pay, tha t it is be-
y °nd reach throu gh e ith e r the in -
surance departm ent or the courts
the state.
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H you change y o u r address k in d -
'y n o tify the A rgus d ire ct and' at
once
tf
L e t the advertisements help you
m ake y o u r shopping plans
i
monZv“ ?.8 T r y
a
under the
Ask y o u r d r u s a is t f „ r W illiam «'
R' b’-
Com pound today,
IU I1U A M 5 U
COMPOUND
D E L T A D R U G STORE
ecy fo r the class fo r 1960.
M r. and M rs. C harles
Sewer Service
We are prepared to supply
you with quality, tim e-re
sisting concrete sew er pipe
for connections with the
municipal s e w e r sy ste m .
Our pipe, high in quality
and reasonable in cost, is
durable and will serve you
indefinitely.
Fresh
CRACKERS—
2-lb. carton
ALBERS’,
SPERRY’S, CROWN,
17c
4 9 c)
D el M onti
PEACHES—
2 'a s ,
2 fo r
25c
B ra illi
i»d.
H ig h w a y
SALT—
P kf.
M a xim u m .
P la in or
Shaker.
15c
M ATCHES—
6 boxes
Libby's Deluxe
5c
TE A —
23c
Vg-lb. p k g .
Iodized.
C a n te rb u ry
G iu n g e
A loha L u m b er Co.
J. B. IMLAY & SONS
E quip ped to size lu m b e r us
re q u ire d ut yurd.
P o u ltry and D a iry S u p p lir*
H ay - G ra in and I red
M IX E R
R IC H A R D B A R B E R
SHOP
E m erson’s G arage
H aircuts 25c
A loha
I K E S II I I EDS
A s s u c iu lrd
G e n e ra l
Oregon
l'r u d u r t s
lt e |M ir in c
Telephone 8251
ALOHA
SHOE REPAIRS
ALOHA
PHARMACY
L. H F a llo w , P rop
Phon«' B eaverton 9910
O ld B r le k lin r Shop
S till do in g best o f w o rk w ith
best of in u tc rin ls .
J. S. Stanton.
Prescription
Specialist
Com plete Stock o f Drugs
C igars and Tobacco
C . J. Stickney
DR.
W. D. HUNTINGTON
fo r
K ra i Estate, Rentals«
l ire and A u to litsuranee
A lo h a _________
Oregon
D E N T IS T
B eaverton 9955
O, B, Bennett
A loha. Ore
IN S U tt' NCE
REAL'ESTATE and
le le p lin n e R(*ale i l i i n 2851 . ¡i'Mll
YOU GET MORE
FOR YOUR MONEY IN
O LD SM O B ILE
The future production of your flock depends upon
the use of proper starting feeds. The above feeds
have been in the field for a good many years and
are surpassed by none.
Don’t Forget to Use
Our first ear of this quality land plaster is now
in. Phone or call us lo r your needs.
as c r itic a l as y o u lik e —
y o u r m oney you are
paying o ut and you are entitled
to the m ost th a t e very dollar
w ill b u y you . . . T h a t's w h y
w e say — go see the O ldsm obile!
Look at its size. T r y o ut its
room iness. C ount up its m o d
ern fine-car features! N ote fo r
y o u r s e lf O ld s m o b ile ’s e v e ry
c o n ve n ie n ce , e v e ry p ro v is io n
fo r extra safety, extra com fort,
increased econom y and extra-
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MrCORMIUK DEERING »ARM MAUHINERY
Phone 271
160 W . Main S t
Pekoe
A lo h a B usiness D irectory
Brands— A ll Proven Feeds
N E P H I LA N D PLA STEK
Honey-
10c
H O T SAUCE
3 ca n s
Roasted, Scheduled
D e liv e ry
TRIANGLE
for your dairy cows. It will mean greater
return for the money spent.
25c
NBC. S n o w fla ke , r
inuid.
of All Kinds!
H illsb o ro Concrete Brick & Tile Co.
f/t a j, ft
long life . . . T h e n consider th is
— O ldsm o bile “ T h e C ar T h a t
H a s E v e r y t h in g ” — is p ric e d
b ut a little above the lo w e s t!
• the
six •
knee - a c tio n wheels
II
for u rontiul, gliding rid«.
•
f fi
$6 6 5
t ip . . R i i h i n
IO /in r i u p .
I m i p n r ^ n n i L n n n t n i , • u h ^ r t i n r h n n j * w ith
n u t n o t i t i S /if n t y GMsw n tn n rin r r l n q u ip m + n t
a ll n m u n d . S p a i m i n r r a n n n r v im u p n a n tra
( a r i l l v n t r a t a d in t h a S i» (' y h n r ln r
t)n n r
S a d a n . $ 7 9 5 h a t A General Motor* Value.
4
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G
M. A. C.
TIME PAYMENT PIAN •
¿ i'e r y f /t iu r y
OLDSMOBILE has every
fine-car feature . . . none left out
• THE EIGHT •
665 • $810
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S U P E R - H Y D R A U L IC
BRAKES f o r q u ir k ,
» t r . ig h t - lin n stops,
"TU R R E -T-T O P '' body
BY EISHER fo r g rrs ie r
protection and beauty.
C E N Y E R -C O N T R O l
STEERING for effortle-ss,
t r u e - c o u r s e d r iv in g .
RIDE
S TA B ILIZER
fo r
level, swaylesa 'riding .
•
B IG , O V E R S IZ E TIRES
fo r additional com fort
and Irai tion for stops.
•
N O DRAFT V E N T IL A
TIO N for plenty of fresh
air w iih u u t dtafts.
•
SAFETY GLASS for extra
protection a ll around.
H ills b o ro M o to r Co.
Phone D ay or N ight 444
318-332 E. Main Street
4—
4
Compare Our Prices.
CHICK
FEEDS
HILLSBORO FEED CO
across W. Washington St.
We continually strive
to give our friends the
very best quality mer
chandise at the lowest
possible price. We in
vite you to come in and
To t ilt * oldest ninii or
woman coming into
our store on Sutnr-
day. Eidiruary 15,
one -lil-lb. bag o f
Safeway Blue Seal
Flour FREE.
COFFEE—
Airway. Lb.
(3 lb*.
P R IC E S
H eadquarters for
ALL SIZES CLAY AND CONCRETE DRAIN TILE
N orth of Cannery,
PO RTLAND
Tatm an
I. X. L. DAIRY FEEDS
PLAN NOW FOR
FEATURE
W e Are
you ar* "" e o f the vast number
vi’* or’!e who " af f * r lo rtu rin ir,
,n c Rh" r ' in *. external m ur-
a n j b i d i " “» " / V T " '
,''hou,'|,' r ’
a n e d ^' r ' h ^ ^ L ’ ' '
relief. Take ju s t a few do»?, o f
" ' " I * " 1« H V. X co m p o u n d
Tt
i ’ u?t P,r °9uoe result» , r mnnev
. k " ¡niams R. r . x c o m p o u n d
rn rJ'H’" n'|,"t from ih» presorip-
(h is v a lu a b le r e lie f Is a v a ila b le to
s u f f e r e r s a t a < ,st o f o n ly a fow
Hom e church. A b o u t 45 at-
n »M r »’ H a rry Schrp e ltz e r re-
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n.nh ®Jrs- Caro1 SnpP '’on
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f *rSt f ° F
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KiISCUlAR PAINS
-CET QUICK RELIEF
" S k ""«,"?- SKr-XI
oacx last week.
B irth d a y Celebrated
Norm a and A rlene M u h ly M il-
GreaceaHda „ MarCe^ 2 rand8”
a" d
Grac,e HaIIauer, v >s’ ted a l ih e Fred
M u h ly home January 10 in cele-
b ra tio n of Blanche's n in th b ir th
day.
t,in
L i t r e . i v e I'rid a y . S aturday and
M onday— February II. 15 and 17
P ric e s
FREE
H a V ward
W arning Issued by
Insurance Leader
O u r classified colum ns muy have
Just w h at you uru lo o k in g fo r
Head them.
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H illsboro, O regon