T h u i 'd tv. M ari h 12. 199fi
H n
home w ith her fo r a few days'
v is it.
Mrs G uy Hodge v us III th e la-1
o f lust week
N e ll Hodges began operation at
hi .
n u ll in Ila- P lea a n t V iew
d is lrie l last week a fte r several
month.) of i l i b e in g closed down
Mr. Tibbits Dies S u d d en ly; Ties
fo r re p a ir weak on the ra il
lo u d sp u r to the N e w b e rg pu lp
N ew Fam ily Here
m ill m e being sawed
M r mid M rs. A M. Cogswell.
i lb O. H flrnned I
A L O H A A lubu
w ill open the w h o live in th e P lea a id V ie w d is-
baseball M-asiin at N i*w t»-ig A p iil trlc t, and a frie n d . Jake JoiiiiKon
f< The b u ll c lu b w ill g ive a «lain«' return ed M arch 2 from a fiv e days'
nt the A lo h ii G runge h u ll M arch Vi it at C ondon.
Ade M cyst. w ho had tiegn III at
21 to tin .e fu n d i to finunee the
tils home io N ewberg fo r ten days,
team and a ll are urged to attend
Mrs. H a iry N urnfurd o f P o rtla n d i elu rn e d to the E. G. Heaton fa rm
visite d the K nyder and G ilm o re M onday.
Jean W ohlschlcgcl. Scholls, v is it
f.o n ilio a lust week
Miss
Anna Oreve,
attending ed her cousins, the A lfre d H u tc h
N o rth w e ste rn Busitu « c o lle g e in ens fa m ily , S aturday and Sunday
P ortland, visite d her m othe r over w h ile h e r p u i m l s , M r and M r
f a i l W olitsi hlcgel, were gin sis a’
} the w w k -e n d .
It I.. S nyder was taken to a ttie Ferd G ro n e r cottage at Dcpoe
P o rtla n d hospital S atu rday fo r a Hay.
M r. and M rs Ernest G uenther
m a jo r operation.
visite d Ids liro ttie r-ln -h iw and sis
F u n e ra l Held
ter,
M r. and M rs Joe Ego. M oun
Funeral o f M is. K I. Foster of
Tobius avenue was held at the ta in Home, who are ill. M arch 2
Mrs G uenther rem lined u n til Tues
lllIL ih o ro cem etery S aturday.
duy to he lp cure fu r them . M i
I
M ove H ere
M r und M r Edw ards have m o v Hay Ego, a daughtci -in -la w , who
ed here fro m Forest G rove. He is has heel! assisting us nur-e, re p o rt,
that both M r and M i . Ego an-
em ployed
in
P o rtla n d
im p ro v in g slow ly.
R etires to Acreage
Juaoda Keep is again en rolled
M r. C a n tril) has sold Ins barber
shop In P o rtla n d und w ill re tire to at the M ountain T op school She
and her m other have re tu rn e d a f t
Ids acreage lu re
er about tw o week« spent m P o rt
lle .itli Sudden
M r. T ib b lts of Tobius avenue land.
M ore than BO from the Pleasant
«lied suddenly S aturday He had
elub accepted
seemed to be in good he alth u n til V ie w C o m m u n ity
G ibbs C o m m u n ity club's In v ita tio n
ttie last.
Veru M cE lro y is in Eugene for and jo in e d them at a pot luck sup-
l« 'i amt program follow e d by danc
a few weeks w ith her cou.sln, Miz
in g Saturday nigh t, A play, "H o t
lie n Christensen.
Dogs," by a gro up of young people
fro m the Scholls E pw orth League,
was a pleasing feature on the
program Senator W E B u rke gave
ii
ta lk on the uneven d is trib u tio n
o f w ealth in the U n ited State»
(B y M r. lllr.l MrCormlrk I
M e rvin W hitm ore. v io lin , M r
E l-
C H E H A L E M M O U N T A IN C e c il c ry M cDougal, piano, and Leslie
C opland. Y a m h ill, a w h is tle r o f Vaught, cornet, played several num -
considerable note, w ill appear w ith beta, and tw o G ibbs school bovs
tlu> B uck Ib avcn lluckaro os on tin- gai e re ding
Pleasant V ie w
C o m m u n ity elub
K e ith M a llo w repre opted N e w
pro gra m S atu rday n ig h t T w o skits, berg high .school F. I-' A. chapter
o th e r m usic and le a d in g s are other in the s iitio n a l p u blic »|x-nklng
num bers Leonard W hitm ore , c h a ir c o n te st at S a lem W cdricM luv n ig h t
m an o f th e com m ittaa asked that
M r. and M rs D M M, lin n b,
bippet m ay be served prixnptl) cane- great grandptu ents Satui
7:30 in order that the
duy when a son was born to M r.
m ay begin ut 8:30, because some and Mrs
Jo h n
Y o rk
i B eatrice
o f the m usicians must pluy la te r ut W ay! of Aloha M r Y *ak is a son
the G ibbs dance G lo ria H offm an of M r. and M rs J. A. Y o rk (Cas
and
P h y llis
W nliloeiilegel
have sie M cIn n is*. R eedville. Mrs. John
charge o f the social hour und have Y o rk is w e ll kn o w n in the F ir
made plans fo r som ething d iff e r G ro ve d is tric t where she liv e d tw o
ent
years ago.
Miss Wanda F in ig u n en tertained
M alcolm M cIn n is r««eeived a bad
w ith a d in n e r Sunday fo r her ly crushed th u m b on his rig h t hand
gra nd m othe r. M rs. C lara
W ohl- when tie slam m ed a sedan d«ror on
schlcgel, and M r and M rs I,. 1 it a t he was com ing up the M c
H u lit of N e w b c ig
Covers were C o rm ic k h ill w ith his p ire n U . M r
la id fo r nine.
and Mr» p ,,,, M cInnis, of R e e d v ille
Miss M a rg a ry t N i d i attended a ' to the I). M M c In n is home M arch
b irth d a y d in n e r p a rty at H illa b o ro 4.
Sunday h o n o rin g H a rry T w ig g.
G eorge Emm crson's p o rta b le saw
M m A n n O rn d u ff o f P ortla nd m ill, in the B uck Heaven d is tric t,
v is ite d her parents. M r and ^ lrs that has been closed fo r about tw o
P eter O rn d u ff, u n d
M i-
Rufus m onth» becuuse of road conditions,
O rn d u ff and fa m ily T hursd ay and began operations M o n d a y One saw
F rida y. M i , C lara Shook re turn ed m ill has been m oved fro m here to
Pleasant View to
Have Big Program
Plymouth
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Pug** Three
Urge Farmers
Start Fight on
Squirrel Pest
New Cooking
Club Formed
Two Cows Sold
at Once on Ad
very S m a ll Farm N eed s
Blooming Woman
Honored at Party
New
the
60th Anniversary
of Folks Attended
F armall
12
Housewarming for
Cedar Mill Couple
Nephi Landplaster
Kansas City Unit
Meeting Attracts Plass Speaks at
West Union Local
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. po in t for
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Its w ider,
is the ta lk
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and SAVE
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You get Tested Seeds in 36
BUY
ARCUS,
Hie Roberts place, n o rth o f E w ing
Vanderzanden home M onday eve-
the Second S treet U n kin Gospel c o u n ty " and hundreds o f farm«»rs
Young .school. T h is m ill has been
flin g.
mission of P o rtla n d n e xt Sunday and others throu gh ou t the e o lin ty
ra w in g tie fo r «bout tw o weeks
I A M cCoy etit one o f his hands
night
are consistent users of these c o l
q u ite badly Tuesday when he w e :
J. F and Dorm an b la z e r have
z\ Townsend clu b b e ne fit card umns T h e results are eonslstetitly
re b u ild in g a fence.
ju st com pleted u log house 12 by
p a rty and dance was held nt the good and the cost sm all.
M r and Mrs. Lo uis S troh m a yer
20.
Cedar M ill G range h a ll last Satur-
and M i- J I* Vanderzanden and
Scverol of the B uck Heaven ladles
! day night. T h irte e n tables o f "500"
I.e t the advertisements help you
son Ralph . pent M onday afternoon
u rp i i-ieil Mr.; J. E Blazer M arch
were in play. H igh honors were m ake your shopping plans.
I when they «idled nt home ill H elvetia Band B enefit on at tin- W illia m Vanderzanden home (Bv I. E Francis, Aaa't. C,.unty Asan«) received by Mrs. Robert Graves
at Hoy. M r. Vanderzanden has been
G round sq u irre ls w ill sfxm be and A r th u r Schulz, and second high
the afternoon w ith a b irth d a y cake
Saturday Big Success
v< i y il l arid under a doctor's care. out and active and eve ry s q u irre l by Mrs. A Sandström a n d M r.
in her honor
Guns, Am m unition
L ittle G eraldine W aldron is out poisoned now means fo u r
less O'Connor.
Mi
E I H a v c im n was serious-
iRy Mr« John M Dnvlfhon)
o f i bool s u ffe rin g w ith p in k eye sq u irre ls to do damage d u rin g the
kV ill W ith fill lied w eek a n d th r e a t
N ext S atu rday nigh t the Cedar
Fishing T ackle
ened w ith pneum onia. Sin* is re-
H E L V E T IA - M is H u lda C onnell arid also the measles. Ur bin W d - harvest season, a damage w hich M ill G range w ill give a card p a rty
amount« to from 50 rents to $1 for and dance at the hall.
I I'overing.
C O RW IN H A R D W A R E
and daughter Jean A nn have s ta rt dron also has the measles.
T tie H a rm ony c lu b wishes Its each ad ult sq u irre l.
Mrs. John W a lke r was elected ed a 4-H coo kin g elub in H elvetia
128 2nd Ave.
Phone 73
One table poonful n t poinsoned
secretory of the E ir G rove Ladies' M eetings w ill be field eve ry oth er m em lxT. M rs Ira B row n, w ho was
A ge nt L o n g Radios
Soi isl ch ib and M rs L e m Meyers, week on M ondays in t h e school in the Jones hospital at H ills b o ro grain should be placed near the
ri»port«.,r, at a m eeting w ith Mrs ba .emen' unless oth erw ise a rra n g a speedy reco very fro m her sick- entrancp o f each b u rro w and a d d i
She was token to the A lb e rt tio n a l grain scattered along the
Herm an W h itm o re M arch 3 Ea«'h ed
F ig h t m e m b e rs are enrolled. ni
hosters in tu rn w ill serve ns pre si Jean A nn C onnell is leader and a Bui n ic k home T hursd ay at Oreneo, runs Poisoned b a rle y to be used
Q u ick response was received by “ M i SKIN WAS FULL OF
Mrs.
Zoe
Q uick.
Mrs. fo r th is purpose h is re c e n tly been H. M. W hisnand of the Scholls
dent Mrs C o in e liu s G tl and Mrs member. M em bers are A n n ie M er- where
PIMPLES AND BLEMISHES”
•<r«p.i[i«l
bv
the
'o
u
n
ty
agent's
o
f
Herm an W h itm o re were re tirin g cep. president: Fern Pieren, vice - B ro w n 's daughter, w ill care fo r her
d is tric t, w ho advertised tw o cows
Says Verna Schlepp: "S ince us
fic e and can be secured from the fo r sale in the Argus at a cost of
president and s ix rc ta ry N ext m eet p re s id e n t; R uth G uerber. secretary; aw hile.
in
g A d le rik a the pim ples are gone.
I 1* B rad y is rn -o v e rin g s lo w ly co m m u n ity stores and feed deal o n ly 28 cents The cows w ere sold
ing w ill be w ith M r
Flora Baker L illy
Yungen.
Theresa
Bishop,
M
y
s k in is sm ooth and glows w ith
ers at 25 cents fo r a .IL -p o u n d the same day the A rgu s was d is
M arch 17. St. I ’ atru k ’s day w ill be D oris Jossi, B e tty Yungen a n'd I fenm 'h e measles
h e a lth ." A d le rik a washes B O TH
sack.
T
h
is
am
ount
is
s
u
ffic
ie
n
t
fo
r
P
H.
Cam-
o
f
Salem
was
a
guest
used as a m o tif on the program H crta M eyer.
trib u te d th ro u g h o u t the county.
bowels, rid s you o f poisons th a t
in charge of Mrs. John W ulk«r.
Miss Anna M a rie M eyer w ish rs at the J. I*. Vanderzanden home about 2fX) boi'.s.
A rgu s classified psge Is t h e cause a bad com plexion. — D e lta
W hen the squirrels firs t come out
Ben Stam m , L a w re n c e Tatm an to tha nk a ll w ho supported her in Sunday.
D ru g Store.—A dv.
M r. and Mrs. W a lte r Busch and after a period o f long w in te r fast "g reat m a rke t place of W ashington
and K en ne th W h itm o re w ent to the p o p u la rity contest.
ing,
the
y
w
ill
be
h
u
n
g
ry
and
the
H
e
n
ry
Tows
of
H
ills
b
o
ro
w
ere
S
un
T illa m o o k T hursday. T hey visite d
Band b e ne fit concert and dance
Geean.-ade and return ed F rid a y eve at H e lv e tia h a ll S aturday n ig h t day d in n e r p a rty guests o f M r poison b a it is p a rtic u la rly e n tic
ning.
dre w a record crow d. A ll enjoyed and M rs. M a rtin Vanderzanden and ing since there is no o th e r g ra in
feed available. Consequently, con
the play. “ T tie R ight A n sw e r." The fa m ily .
a ffa ir was a success fin a n c ia lly I George C o n k lin too k his m other tr o l w o rk done now is v e ry much
and s ix ia lly . The bandm aster and I to P ortla nd Sunday. She is under a m ore e ffe ctive than when done at
a la te r date.
members w ish to th a n k a ll fo r | d ix to r ’s care, and is sta yin g w ith
T here is considerable question r e
th e ir support
The H e lve tia or- i her son. Coy C o n klin , and fa m ily .
ga rding w h e th e r o r not the poison
ehestra played fo r the dance w h ich '
ba
rle y used fo r gro un d sq u irre ls
(B v Mr.. E W K in rlrh.)
follow ed.
is d e stru ctive to game birds. E x
B L O O M IN G A gro up o f frie n d s
H o no r R o ll G iven
tensive t r ia b in d ica te p o sitive ly
»Slithered at the home o f M rs
School honor r o ll is lo w e r than !
tha t grouse, qu ail, pheasants and
R udolph S im a ntel M arch 5 and usual, o w in g to sickness. Several
s im ila r game b ird s can consume
presented her and M r; George S im p u p ils have th e ir usual high rec- j
re la tiv e ly large q u a n titie s o f the
(B y Mr- Frank Pw oM t)
antel w ith a food shower The oc ord in studies, but have been ab- ;
ROCK C R EEK Fred Burns a t poison ba rle y w ith o u t p ro du cing
casion was also the b lr th ib y of sent. T h is week the attendance is
M is. George S im antel. O thers pres no rm al again. H onor r o ll includes tended th e 60th w e dd ing a n n iv e r any h a rm fu l affects.
Dom estic birds, how ever, a r e
ent were A lic e Jane S im antel, Fred Baum ann. B etty a n d Jean sary celeb ration o f his parents. M r.
Diana and E laine Sim antel. Mrs. Yungen. E a rl Pieren. A lb e rt a n d ! and Mrs. S. T. Burns, in P o rtla n d m ore o r less susceptible to s try c h
nine poisoning, and w here th e y are
H e nry B e rin g and Bernice. M rs D oris Jossi. Paul Bishop and D on M arch 1.
Am ong those w h o took p a rt in to be ranged over the ground, it
John
K anina and
Barton. Mrs. ald G uerber.
is im p o rta n t th a t the b a it be placed
R ichard M o e lle r. M rs H e n ry G u r
Mrs. H e n ry Bishop is i l l at her the am ateur program a t Beaverton
ske. Mrs. F red K ru h m e r and Eve- home. M rs. R H am er and Mrs. high school M arch 2 were Helen out at an e a rly date so th a t the
Jyn, Mrs. Leo M usolf, M rs. A lb e rt George S chneider had m in o r op Benson o f th is section. Paul B ix 'c k li m a jo rity o f it w ill be gone before
H e rge rt and S h irle y , Mesdamcs erations last week. Mrs. Ham er is of R eedville, solo, and Jo h n S ta e h le the birds have access to it.
T he new F A R M A L L 12
W hen p ro p e rly put out. It is
Ernest H alla ue r, A lv in a H erdle in . convalescing at th e home o f her was m aster o f cerem onies at the
displace« fo u r o r m ore
h ig h ly im p roba ble th a t dom estic
John S tark. F ra n k H randaw. Louis sister in P o rtla n d and Mrs. Schneid program .
horse« in field work. Pull«
live sto ck w o u ld be able to con
Fred B urn s Honored
N c u k irk . B udolph M eyer, Sophie er is in the Jones hospital.
sume s u ffic ie n t
q u a n tity to do
a 16-inch or two 10-inch
A
group
of
frie
n
d
s
and
neighbors
B relje. Ered M u h ly, A lb e rt M eyer
M r. and M rs V ic to r Christensen
und Clarence, and M rs Leonard and daughter V irg in ia vis ite d her o f Fred B urn s gathered at his home them any harm .
plow bottoms. Plant« and
M u h ly and A rle n e and Norma.
cultivates 25 to 3 i acres a
n w th cr, M rs. E lm e r M ille r, at P o rt to help h im celebrate his b ir th
Mrs M argaret Grios entertained land Sunday and attended a w e d day an n ive rsa ry Tuesday evening.
day. N o w ready for fall
w ith a d in n e r p a rty M arch 5 in d in g shower given in honor of her P inochle and "500" w ere played.
plowing, belt work, ate, /
honor o f tie r d a u g h te r-in -la w , M rs sister. D o ris M ille r, w ho becam e' Present were M r. and M rs. Fr«>d
A rn o ld Guos Guests w ere Miss the bride o f H a rry R ayner last 1 Benson. M r. and M rs. N icholas
F ried.i K e h rli, F ra n k Boge. Joe, week. The you ng couple w ill make Kies, M r. nnd M rs. H. J. G etty,
B E T H A N Y - C ED AR M IL L — A
F rank and T ony Guos und the th e ir home in P ortland.
i M r. and M rs. F ra n k East, M rs. su rp
rise p a rty and housew arm ing
A rn o ld Gnus fu m ily.
D in n e r p a rty guests o f M r. and M orton Congdon, D o ro th y G etty, was given M r. and Mrs. H e n ry
Mrs. H e n ry Scheuerm ann is im Mrs. IJ Tschabold Sunday were I M a ry and A m e lia V rlic a k . R obert
B e rg er T hursd ay n ig h t b y the
p ro v in g slo w ly. She has been il l Rev. B. M. Fresenborg, M r
and Moses. Joe V rlic a k . S tan ley Cong-
'H E th r ifty a ll-p u rp o se M c C o rm ic k -D e e rtn g
fo r tile past few w eeks w ith ane Mrs. Ed Scheldt and M r. and Mrs. | don and M ik e V rlic a k J r. o f th is young people o f the Presbyterian
church, and other friends. Those
mia.
Farmall Z 2 is exactly suited to -small farms and
John Schneider o f R«x-k Creek. M r. section. Clarence Badertscher of present w ere Ernest Berger. R ich
H e n ry G urske re tu rn e d to his and 'M rs
W allace M cCuen and P ortla nd and the ho n o r guest.
small fields. It extends the enormous benefits of
h o m e last week He had b«»en em fa m ily o f Lo ng view , Wash.
Mrs. A n d re w Leu o f B ethany ard, Ray. R uth and Edna W ism er.
Frances Reichen, Fred Staley, M r
ployed on a farm n o rth of Forest
Farmall farming to any farmer of limited acreage, and
A q u iltin g bee was held at the was take n to th e Jones ho sp ita l in , and M rs. La w re nce Glaske, Miss
G rove fo r the past tw o years
home of M rs. Pete Jossi M arch 5 H ills b o ro Sunday.
it is a handy unit for large farm operators who need
John Steele. A lv in P fahl, W alter A q u ilt was made fo r th e Sunshine
Sunday d in n e r p a rty guests of K ith e r in e Dobbs. Ire n e and John
Muhl.v, D a nie l Steele und Miss club.
M r. and Mrs. C onrad D ic k w ere Hansen, Esther. Dave. B ernice and
auxiliary power. It weighs little more than a ton, yet
George
Trachsel.
Esther,
A
l
m
a
.
;
G retchen Sahnow of P o rtla n d v is
Guests at the C h ris Christensen M r. and Mrs. Jack Kness. M rs.
M a ry
it does as much work in a day as four or more horses.
ited nt the F ra n k lin K«x-h home home Sunday w ere C a rl C h ris te n M ary G arrison. M rs. H a llie M c Rose and W a lte r S tuck!,
M arch 8 in honor o f Ju n io r's b ir th sen o f H ills b o ro and M r. and Mrs. Daniels and M rs. M a rie S in n e r of Trachsel, H ulda and O tto Z urbru ge .
Let the new Farmall 12 apply its power to youf
and the guests o f honor, M r. and
day.
H u llie J a n in of P ortla nd M r. Jan- P ortla nd .
M
rs
H
e
rtrv
Berger.
work.
Its utility, performance, and ability to cut costs
Donald K ra h m e r, M e rv in O 'C on in. a professional singer, played i W. T. c lu b m et w ith M rs. Fred
M r. and M rs. Roy H a rt o f P o rt- ,
nor. M argaret Koehnke. M ild re d the g u ita r and sang at the con- ! ( Benson last week.
will
prove
a pleasant surprise to you.
land, fo rm e rly o f Bethany, visite d
and A lv in Haase and lit t le Esther cert at H e lvetia h a ll S aturday night.
Miss Edna Rahn o f H ills b o ro is
frie
n
d
s
in
the
neighborhood
d
u
r-
Come
and
see it now in our store. We also have the
M eyer broke out w ith the measles
M rs. W. M cC uen and her three v is itin g her parents. M r. and M rs. I in g the week-end
last Week M argaret. W a lte r and c h ild re n o f Lo ng view , Wash., are M ik e Rahn.
Farmall
in
two
other sizes.
M r. and M rs. Sam Kunz, Mrs.
Helen R uecker and M ild re d K ra h spending tw o weeks v is itin g her ; The Wagon Tongue clu b o f V a lle
Raym
ond
Page
and
ba
by
son
of
mer re tu rn e d to school M onday.
parents, M r. and Mrs. D. Tscha V ista was en tertain ed by M rs. Fred P ortla nd visite d
M r. a n d Mrs.
Miss M a rie Goetze is w o rk in g bold.
1L. Benson M arch 4 N e xt m eeting
A N ew C a r of
Charles B oy and M r. and Mrs.
for Mrs. H e n ry S cheuerm ann d u r
w ill be w ith M rs. John H. B erger
G
lenn
C
a
rr
Sunday.
in g he r illness.
A p r il 2.
The Misses N o rin e Voget. M ag
M a rtin Stnebe o f S c h e fflin spent
da I-esing and L u c ille C o rn ils of
the past week-end nt the F ra n k lin
1’ c rtla n d and S tanley C o rn ils of
Koch home.
h as jn s t a rriv ed .
C h e rry G rove w ere guests of M r
M rs
Herm an Jaenicke gave a
P
la
ce
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K.ANSAS C IT Y —Q uite a num ber
West U n ion lo cal o f the F a rm visite d home fo lk s S atu rday eve
ing M arch 5.
attended the pot lu c k d in n e r of
ning.
"T h e O ld
Rugged Cross" by the Kansas C ity Farm ers' U n io n at ers' U n io n met at th e K . P. h a ll
M iss M arg are t B erg er of P o rt-
George B ennard was the solo sung W atts W ednesdiy. Speakers d u rin g at N o rth P lains T hursday. F o u r
by Miss W ilm a S ch ild h n u e r at the the afternoon w ere C harles Herb. new members, w ho w e re to be la n d spent last w eek w ith her
I. X. L. Poultry and Dairy Feeds
Luthera n chu rch M arch 8 She was Edd W irtz, and J. E L e w to n and in itia te d fa ile d to attend and w i ll folks. M r, and M rs. John B erger
accom panied on tlib organ by her C o u n ty P resident John Plass. N ext be expected to attend A p r il 2. and Sim on Berger.
M eC O R M IC K -D E E R IN G F A R M M A C H IN E R Y
F arm ers’ U n ion met at the Cedar
m other
m eeting w ill be held at Banks in John Plass. cou nty president, t a lk
M r. Cross o f Sherw ood was in the Royal N e igh bo r h a ll A p r il 1. ed on business at th e new w a re M ill G range h a ll last Tuesday nigh t.
Phone 271
160 W, Main S t
P resb yteria n C h ris tia n Endeavor
B lo om in g M arch 9 lo o k in g fo r a
The Vandehey c h ild re n and the house and others urged m ore m em
farm .
Vandom elen c h ild re n are out of bers to attend these m eetings so w i ll have charge o f th e services in i
i as 1° k n o w how the y can save by
Young People's society met M arch school w ith measles.
Several fro m here attended the p a tro n iz in g the union.
8 and a liv e ly discussion on the
pro gra m
at the Forest
H e n ry Jacobson gave a re p o rt on
d e fin itio n o f the w o rd "s in " co v X -Y -Z
G rove high school F rid a y evening ,he an nu al tri-s ta te regional meet-
ered most o f the evening.-
M r. and M rs. W a rn e r C ropp in K ,o t the P a cific S up ply Co-op-
Sunday school in the F ird a le
si-lKMiIhouse, of w h ic h Rev E. W spent W ednesday afte rn o o n w ith e ra tiv e at W alla W alla in F ebru -
H in rich s is in charge, was discon- 1 M r. and M rs. Sam Thom pson and ®ry. Charles J. H erb urged mem
tinu ed fo r several weeks due to daughter G e rtru d e o f Forest Grove. 1 bcrs to buy stock and become m em -
measles.
Mrs. Thom pson has ju s t come home bers ° t the state board livestock
Pete J o r-
Mrs. John Jepson is in a P o rt fro m <a P o rtla n d hospital where m a rk e tin g com m ission,
and
land hospital fo r observation. She j she had been fo u r weeks. M r. I (fensen. James B atchelder
has been a ilin g fo r som etim e. The i Thom pson is also re co ve rin g fro m i F lm e r G ue rb er w ere named to
help. John R e illy said the baseball
cause o f h e r illne ss is not yc4 sickness.
know n.
M r. and M rs. L o u is S troh m a yer team was s till incom plete. John
en tertained the Social card clu b Pubols rep orted on the fir e con-
w ith a "500" p a rty S atu rday eve- ,ro1 com m ittee and asked th a t dis-
Q u a lity jo b p r in tin g —Argus.
| n in g at th e home o f M r. and M rs t r ic t starte secretary be asked to
J. P. Vanderzanden. H ig h h o n o rs ! 8*ve a ta lk at n e x t m eeting,
w ent to M rs. M J. Vanderzanden
Buy Your
and M a rtin V anderzanden; second,
M rs. J P. Vanderzanden and J. P.
PORTLAND SEEDS
Vanderzanden, consolation. Robert
fro m
Vandcrzandpn. Covers w e re la id
fo r tw e n ty -fiv e at m id n ig h t.
Pow ers’ Grocery
M r. and Mrs. L o u is S tro h m a ye r
enjoyed a "500" p a rty at th e J. P.
Aloha Tossers
* Plan Benefit
C om pare the 1930 P ly m o u th . .
po in t.
Its longer, lo w er, m ore
design. Its ric h e r, m ore tn iln rc d
Its h a rdw are and T e n ttte fittin g s !
m ore co m fo rta b le seats. Its lu x u ry
o f the cou ntry.
L S P O P O
Select your seeds this year as
you would the food for your
table. Diamond quality seeds
in the O range and Green
seed boxes are packed with
healthy seeds that have been
tested for crop assurance.
PORTLAND
SEED
COMPANY
Diam ond Q uality
Three Per Cent Discount
PORTLAND
will be allo w ed on all tax e s p a id on or b efo re M arch 15.
No re b a te s will be allow ed a fte r th a t d a te .
SEEDS
Lower Future Taxes
Buy Them
From Us!
You'll find the Orango and
Croon tood boxos at your
bettor neighborhood stores.
Flow er
and
G arden
Seeds
March 15
sh o u ld be re fle c te d by d e c re a se d w a r ra n t in d eb te d n ess
a n d th e re su ltin g d ecrease in in te re st paid on o u tsta n d
ing w a rra n ts .
W e C a rry a
C om plete Line
---- W
• Waive Interest Penalty
P a y m e n t of 19.34 a n d p rio r y e a rs ’ d e lin q u e n t ta x e s b e
fo re A pril 15 will resu lt in th e w aiving of in te re st p e n
a lty fo r th ese y ears.
J
Pay Cash and Save
Not a ¿‘Mutual” !
Buy th e m n t
Imperial Feed Sc
Grain Co.
Hillsboro
Feed Co.
P h o n e 271
H illsboro
M illers of Q u ality F e e d s
W . M ain SI.
P hone 01
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Buy Your
C om pirle
DIAMOND QUALITY SEEDS
PORTLAND SEEDS
from
Farm ers’ Cash Store
G et Your
-■
Stork
PORTLAND
at
at
LESTER IRELAND & CO.
2nd Ave S.
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Fairw ay
of
SEEDS
Ew
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lifiii
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is a strong, o ld -lin e ito c k
company with cash capital
and surplus of nearly four
million Jollart!
Before you inrure, get ALL
the facti about CLNERALI
Tualatin Valley
Insurance Agency
Phone 811
M arket
316 E. M ain, Hillsboro
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Your County, School District, Community
You are cordially invited to bring your tax problem s to us. Our loan
departm ent is prepared to give “personalized service’’
to all responsible persons.
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Hillsboro
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