H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S ,-
H IL L S R O R O ,
OREGON
Mills Opened
P.-T. A. at Aloha
Move to Prevent Erosion
North Plains Huber One of the
of Soils Important Step
__
Oldest in County
I'ducation Classes
Plan Program I lere
i Erosion is becom ing a serious p ro b a b ly w ill not be any gre ater
I problem in W ashington
county, than the re tu rn s from a g ra in crop
a r n u i <-> r->
u
■ -
esPe c ia ll.v on the h ill soils, accord- on the same land. H ow ever, it
Decem ber 1, 1913, m g to the farm ers w ho prepared should be borne in m in d that the
r Plee“ n <. was called at the A lo h a - the soils com m ittee re p o rt for
the cost o f g ro w in g grass seed, p a rtic u -
(B y Mm. Henry Cyber)
, 7 r school to organize a F a r-
recent economic conference.
la rly , v a r ie tie s s im ila r
to th o se
N O R TH P L A IN S — Johnson & * 7 lea<7 e r C ir7 ° M rs. C T h o in p -'
T he accuracv o f th is statem ent m entioned is less than the cost o f
Berggren
m ill
started w o rk in g
„
w,ac ,
?s ch a irm a n w ith Mrs. can re a d ily be p ro ved b> a t r ip g ro w in g g ra in due to the fact that
again F rid a y H u m ph re y P e rry M il l, C *
Lin d e m a n as,
as sec.
secretary,
a I around W ashington cou nty a t tin's one se»iii?vg "is adi-quate"for"sm ci'ai
r e ta ry
A
started Monday. The tw o m ills em c o n .titu tio n was le ad and accepted tim e o f the year A few years years' crops
the ’ n r r a n o J b l
o f7 ers ° f ' a« ° se ro u s soil erosion was al- ' W h ile in p a rtic u la rly e ve rv case
ploy a nu m be r o f men
m L;
° ! must never seen in th is cou nty
grasses should be seeded in the
The measles are s t ill v is itin g the Herse n r2 s fd m t
Herse. pre sid ent; M rs C. T hom p- The last three years it lias become fa ll. th is is a good tim e to ob-
homes around N o rth Plains.
son, vice -preside nt;
M rs
B. F in crea sing ly apparent u n til tod.iv
e rve the effects o f and de term in e
Townsenditrs Plan Dance
em
N o rth Plains Townsend clu b is I Lind
w e ll*
't r an
e a . w secretary,
i^ r ‘?T he « and
» , « M
- 7 rs. ^ x Sid-
7 7 en sonle o f “ u r h llls m ethods of w h e r e e ro a io n -p re v e n tln g e ro p s a re
vveii **Al,-kbh
treasurer.
he . name
checking and c o n tro llin g such ero- needed.
' ’
g iv in g a St. P a trick's dance in the • U'OB
XJ u . ■ b V T
1. • • o .e f adopted
i. .. - sum
„
A lo h a -H
e r C irc
le
A lo . ha
must be take n in to consider-
K P. hall Tuesday evening.
H u b e r d is tric t.
ja tio n w hen fa rm in g such land.
W ilm e r Lo ftis. R ichard and F ra n
As e a rly as Ja n u a ry, 1914. t h is 1 In the recent conference farm ers
cis Keenon visite d Roy S tew a rt and
fa m ily o f Sheridan F rid a y and S a t gro up was in te rested in the health called a tte n tio n to the seriousness
of the school c h ild and papers w ere of so il washing w h e re cu ltiv a te d
urday
as orchards, potatoes
M r. and M rs. M a rio n Sum ner of read on c h ild hygiene, s c h o o l crops such
P ortla nd visite d Wednesday eve- b y E*ene- _ 'E ffe£‘ s on glasses on re - and berries are on the steeper land.
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(C
o n tin u
e d fro m n ave
1)
ning at the F G. B ro w n ' home d u cln g Eye S tra in ' and "W hen W here it is
at a ll possible these ty assessor, w h o w ill
seek
and rem ained to attend the O liv e r ~ ^ s 3 M o .h e rs In flu e n ce B egin." soils sho uld be p ro vid e d w ith an a tio u fo r another term .
Johnston fu n e ra l T hursday
r h c n ia te r>al used in the prepara- adequate cover in the fo rm o f a
Tupper. cost accountant in the
M r. and M rs F ra n k Ramsev o f ,
o f J hes£ P*!*»“ was received cover crop d u rin g
th e
w in te r
o ffic e of the cou nty engineer since
T illa m o o k and Mrs. Rodnev C um - f ro rn , „ e P are nt-T each er Educa- months.
1928. was born Decem ber 25. 1879,
m ins o f Forest G rove visite d M r nonfU bu rea u.
W here it is not possible to grow at G oldendale. W ash, com ing w ith
and Mrs. J W. P ritc h a rd last M on- t Plays, candy sales, s ilv e r teas, i cover crops, erosion losses may be his parents to H ills b o ro in 1888.
day.
and the se rvin g o f lunches a fte r prevented to some exte nt by hav- The fa m ily came to O regon in 1847
Miss D o ro th y Poe is spending a en te rta in m e n ts w e re some o f the m g the row s ru n across the slope and settled near Dilley-
couple weeks w ith her cousins. M r means used in ra is in g m oney fo r | ra th e r tha n dow n the slope. In a
M ost o f his e a rly ed uca tion was
and M rs. C e cil T upp er, o f B uck the circle. In the v e ry e a rly ’ days ' s tra w b e rry p la n tin g th is is more received in H ills b o ro schools a fte r
o f the gro u p money' was’ being d iffic u lt, but w hen it is observed
M ountain
Miss
Eugenie C yp he r
visite d raised and la id aside fo r the p u r - ! on some o f the steeper h ill land w " ic h he attended M on m ou th n o r
frien ds in P o rtla n d over the w e e k chase o f a piano fo r th e school. I th a t a fu r r o w tw o inches to six m at school and la te r the U n iv e rs ity
T h is piano, f u lly paid, was pre- inches deep washes out dow n every
L ’ egon law school, fro m w h ich
end.
sented to the school d is tric t M av row . the necessity o f a v o id in g th is ,.e graduated and was a d m itte d to
Tea W ell A ttended
-
<u..
the
bar in 1911 For a nu m b e r of
S ilv e r* tea given by the Past -1-1934.
Chiefs
T ow nsend Club Plans D ance
P yth ian L _____
odge In spected
H E L V E T IA M rs C M W h itfo rd
was iiuub lo to tie at the school
(Conllitu.d from tmu, I)
M onday n ig h t to start the evening
h lb itio n w ith M r S m ith o f W h it school to aid fo lc ig li horn to ob
ford III charge
ta in U n ited States citize n lop. lint
lle ie o ie n , S h a fe r. O. V. W hite w ill lie there ut 8 p III. E rld a y to
unit Eugene F u u tv tti compose a e n ro ll tile class
quartet w h ic h w ill sing, a fte i w hich
the S h e rw o o d -M id d le to n
B ib le !
We specialize m quality com
groups w ill present the d ra iiin tlz ii- m e rc ia l p rin tin g
Argus.
tf
tio n of u B ib le .scene w ltti F unte tti
in charge.
T lie pro gt-un w ill close w ith an
orchestra selection by tin- H illsb o ro
group and band m usic by t li c
I.a iird w o o d class
V ir tu a lly t h e
same program is planned at For
cst G rove In the C e n tra l grade
school M arch 23
1 By Mr». C. O. M .b w )
Politics Showing
Signs of More Lift'
home
E nrollm ent F rid ay Clans
in C itizen sh ip H elv etia
I 'K I ItE K K K A I AN IIE A T II
F re d e rlcg
A lan l l e i l l i , 2 y e a r
old son o f M r and Mrs Wcslev
Heath of P ortland, died Thursday,
and fu n e ra l services w ir e livid
S atu rday at the H olm an A Lutz
chapel, w ith com m itm ent at Port
land cre m a to riu m T he little boy’s I
B u sch ’s O ne -Stop
death was caused from burns r e
ceived three weeks ago w h ile plav
mg w ith matches. He was in tile
hospital fo r tw o weeks, tint had
been taken home and was thought
to he out o f danger The parent.,
and one b ro th e r su rvive , also his 1 assnrt's motoring free
worry and citr»*.
gra nd m othe r M rs
N e llie
Hoard
m d uncle. H a rry Hoard o f H ills
boro.
G a so lin e
Super Service
F U L L sleeves set In sq u a re ly, a g ra c e fu l co w l n e cklin e , and a
s lim m in g s k ir t m ake P a tte rn 8667 an Ide al a fte rn o o n fro c c k
fo r the m ore m a tu re llg u re . A v a ila b le In sizes 36 to GO. Size 38
re q u ire s 4-5» ya rd s of 3 9 -ln ch fa b ric .
P a tte rn 8647 w ill be li t t le s is te r’s fa v o rite fo r p a rty as w e ll
as p la y tim e purposes, de pe n d in g on fa b ric and th e size o f sash
o r be lt.
A v a ila b le In sizes 2 to 8 years. Size 4 re q u ire s 1 Tfc
y a rd s o f 3 5 -ln c li fa b ric , w ith % ya rd c o n tra s tin g and 1% yards
rib b o n .
Gay g in g h a m w ill m ake P a tte rn 8639 a c h a rm in g household
fro c k , b u t I t ’s e q u a lly s u ita b le . In an o u td o o r fa b ric , f o r cam pus
< r s tre e t w ear. A v a ila b le in sizes 32 to GO. Size 36 re q u ire s 4
j a rils o f 35 -in ch fiib rie .
To secure a I’ A T T I I1N and S T E P -H Y -S T K P S E W IN G IN -
S T H l'C T IO N S , (111 c u t the coupon below, belug sure to M E N T IO N
T 1 IE N A M E O K T i l l s N E W S P A P E R .
w e ll
play. M rs. Freda F rost held hig h
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score and Mrs. Hazel H ollenbeck, n e a rly alw ays to o k a prize, one ‘al in th
and
see -at
a th e ,u # u l »vnoo, to u n u m ms uipiom a
second.
such prize am ounted to $40. w h ic h soil is not le ft u n pro te cte d d u rin g ‘ n law.
Claude T h o rn to n was taken to was tu r r >ed ove r to th e teachers to w in te r m onths. W here w in te r g ra in
F rom 1911 to 1915 he wus secre-
the hospital Sunday. He has pneu- Pu rc hase w h at was needed to stand- is sow n on steep h ill land, it ‘ a r.v o f the c iv il service board of
monia.
’
ardize the school.
should be put in as e a rly as pos- ‘ be c ity o f P o rtla n d un de r M ayors
Baseball b e n e fit dance S aturday
In Novem ber, 1914. a c o m m it- sible and it should be d r ille d w ith Sim on, R u sh lig h t and Albee, and
was attended by a large crow d
tee was appointed to w o rk fo r a the d r ill row s ru n n in g across the in 1915 jo in e d the O regon E ng in -
A n o th e r benefit dance w ill be held gym nasium . but at the n e xt m eet- slope. F a ll and w in te r p lo w in g e e rin g & C o n stru ctio n com pany as
M arch 21 at the K P. ha ll.
*
in g
was decided th a t a lth o u g h preceding sp rin g p la n tin g on h ill o ffic e m anager w h ile that com pany
A nn ive rsarie s Observed
11 was a good m ovem ent
the y land sho uld be discouraged in the '•vas co n stru ctin g the O regon C ity
M r. and M rs. U. M. F a ir had a should w a it u n t il the re was m ore o p in io n o f the m em bers o f
the w a te r system. In 1917 he was eni-
p a rty S aturday evening at th e ir m oney in the tre a su ry as a p p ro x i- soils com m ittee.
ployed in va rio u s capacities in a
home to celebrate th e ir ow n and m a te ly $150 was tho u g h t needed.
O n some o f o u r h ill soils w h ere Wasco, Oregon, bank, and later.
M r. and Mrs. George B id w e ll's
In ,he e a fly days o f the associa- crop yie ld s have not been too satis- u n til 1920, as o ffic e m anager fo r
F A S H IO N B U R E A U , 11-13 S T E R L IN G P LA C E ,
w edding
anniversaries.
Present ‘ *on ‘ be school board fu rn ish e d the fa cto ry, th e
seeding o f perm anent M cC o y-A tw o o d com pany, general
B R O O K L Y N , N. Y.
were M r. and Mrs. H. H eavingham tree a‘ C hristm as tim e w ith the grasses fo r
pasture o r seed p u r- m erchandise, in Wasco He w orked
Ju a n ita W eisw ell. M r
and M rs P a rent-Teachers de cora ting it and poses should
be recom m ended. O r- th e re u n til 1927 when he re tu rn e d
Enclosed f in d ............ cents. Please send mo the pa tte rn s
George B id w e ll and daughter E l- fu rn is h in g the tre a t fo r the c h il- chard grass. H ig h la n d bent grass to H ills b o ro and jo in e d M ax Cran-
below , at 15 cents each:
dean o f Sherm an's m ill. Misses dren a‘ C h ristm as as w e ll as the and chew in g fescue are a ll grasses daH as an a u d ito r.
Naom i and M illic e n t F air. Lester Iast day of school. The c h ild re n that
w ill do f a ir ly w e ll on such
M organ, w ho is co m p le tin g his
P a tte rn No. 8639
Size
and L e la nd B id w e ll and host
and then- as no w - Save c ith e r plays o r h ill land, w i ll pre ve n t erosion and firs t term as d is tric t a tto rn e y was
hostess.
some v a rie d p ro gra m at T hanks- can be used as seed crops i f the re born in W ashington cou nty and is
P a tte rn No. 8647
Size
Inspects Tem ple
g iv in g and C hristm as.
are
no o th e r v o lu n te e r grasses. i fo rm e r service man and 39 years
M rs. Em m a M c K in n e v
o f H ills -
A t the Janu a rv 6. 1915, m eet- ! Seed of any o f these grasses
old. He has practiced la w fo r the
P a tte rn No. SCC7
Size
boro, past grand chief,
made an they w ere to ld “ o i the necessity should be pure and as fre e fro m last 15 years and is a graduate o f
o ffic ia l v is it to P y th ia n Sister tern- o i a shed io r th e p ro te ctio n o f the m ix tu re as it is possible. Gross re - the U n iv e rs ity
o f O regon
law
Nam e ...................................
pie F rid a y evening. She
inspected horses w hen th e y bro u g h t the c h il- tu rn s fro m m a rke t grass seed crops school. being a d m itte d to the bar
Address ..........................
the tem ple fo r the grand chief. dren t0 school or in the evenings
. . ,.
in 1921. His m other was b o rn in
Mrs. Hazel H ollenbeck. M rs. J D • to e n tertain m en ts.” b u t no fu r th e r earned th a t the y jo in the S tate H ills b o ro and his fa th e r came to
C
i t y .......................................
Anderson of H ills b o ro was also a m en‘ ‘ ° n is made o f the project. A t F ederation of P -T. A. w ith a sum O regon in
1870. and was once
Rate
v is ito r.
th is m eeting the necessity o f a
cents per cap ita be in g th e co u n ty cle rk.
Nam
e
o
f
th
is
new
spaper
school lib r a r y was b ro u g h t up, and dues.
j In ' aski
f
the re p u b lica n
T 1
u m
J
te
f
tb is was the b e g in n in g o f o u r pres-
As e a rly as 1922 the necessity n o m in a tio n and re -e le ctio n
m
,
^
“ th e O ctober® i o n 00’ ’ t
t ° f anf ,? mergenCy
Red CrOSH K ‘a Ban Calls a'“ en“ on to the fact
ha- i w ill co n tin u e to • ,-r. ' r to th e
A m o to ris t mav get pleasure out
At th e O ctober 1917, m e e tin g it was fe lt and one was purchased h is prom ise, made when fir s t elect-
people o f W ashington c o u n 'y and o f re fu sin g to y ie ld the l ig h t of
to the state conscientious and im
•v when he is a w fu lly e n title d
p
service,
J
J
I
... .
r a a a rtia
o i l iv
i v ii f , and
uou w . ill co a n i tin i l u l e e
C O R N E LIU S — F u n e ra l services cents a dish. T h is subject has been
A fte r Septem ber. 1922, th e m in -
" I f ••Tf
I f nom inated and re-elected, he m y e ffo rts tow a rds -he ■ ,m • ,
’ ’’
*’ it w h a t satisfaction w ill he
w ere held at the M . E. church on
e'.e ry w in te r since the utes are lost w ith th e e x ce p tio n o f says, . .
fin d if lie doesn't liv e to e n jo y i t ’’
M on da y aftern oon fo r John M u n - o r8anvaation in
1913. T hey h a d , ^ome notes in the book w h ic h -«re the yS‘ o /<
ffice " 1 c o n tin u e to conduct of excessive sta te g o v ern m en t •
The O regon State M o to r associa
in a tlie
ical Pund‘
pe n d t itu
and >" » ' J *
re p orts
o rts o o n n t h h e e on 'a m in tin g hefd “ M a r c h " ? ” l925" m anner M r f'm
d o rff. 54. w h o died at his home such ^ v o r a b le rep
a .m same
n 'h 2 2 econom
£ ? .O'T',‘Cl“
u r re
e» s an<1
• “ )•
tio n po in ts o u t that 31 per cent of
hl r ^,iSatUrday' f ° llo w in g a n e x te n d - in » Clt h l t ’ t h thB .N o v e m b e r. ™eet" w h ich was called to re -o rg a n ize ’ in th e courthouse w h e re dits loca- h a rT 'tra n sD o r'ta ti ’ ^ d a lry - ;' g r!c ul
a ll fa ta l accidents in O regon last
ed illness. In te rm e n t was in the " g th a t , th e Prl? e ^ « raised to and th e purpose o f th e P a r e n t- ; tio n has been proven the most ef- « n r e i
7
C ornelius cem etery. Rev. Charles r» ' iHzxzl
7 7 7 ♦ 7 K s a dlsh K ?n d 1 , lt
de‘ I Teacher aoouv-iauuii
association w
was
p la 1 in
e d fic
t." " In 111 connection
w ith
taxes lie
in n« . * bl' n ' fl o!
he p u b ‘ year occurred Ht Intersections and
, . ---I
a.-s v e z x v pía
1 icu
iiv ie
iu n ill,
vU illll
p re sum a bly m any m o to ris 's who
Reed o f H ills b o ro officia ted.
cided ot bu y soup bow ls and k e t- • hv thp «fnto nrosiHen* Kfrc riozty»« t t«.,n
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he at large.
lost th e ir live s w ere e n title d to
.....
o y „u
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the r;g h t o f w av
Eleanor; sons. L o w e ll of P ortla nd . u°n ' 1IJt7 7
,
parents w ere to m em ber.s o f the A lo h a -H u b e r a s - ' in g m y te rm o f o ffic e I have as- n io n le
qUa,‘ nt
M aurice, Donald. L lo y d and John. b* as* ? d /
the c h ild re n w o u ld be r e la t io n tod ay w ere a ctive at the sisled in prosecuting tax de lin q u e n - ,Phe P fa c u Y,“ n 7 ^ 7 ’
7 W‘ '
V P O o tn h lo c
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iu a
U V 1 1 IIU U V I1 *
Tf
and daughters. Rosamond and El
F l- allow
fn
iu t
’ « 7 Z M
t acts . «
con
>„<. ed
d iv id to e raise
, i , h . some
h . Ä vegetables
3
S n n d in Ä i
J
S
7 ,“ S S J u?
™ - . ? ....
« «
« cern
* ing
v r „ « , the
e . „ v e nee.
» d -
* 1
■
* . _ -
*
•
»szi u o il V l l ^ (
V TVS I V t_ till* !
eanor Jean. T w o sisters. A nna K. “ “ u u iv l“ e w llr? ln e scnooi and re -o rg a n iza tio n o f the association.
thousands o f d o lla rs to the county, capable le g isla tive delegation. The
Mace o f P o rtla n d and E lizabeth ' 7 7 c7 down the expense o f the , i n the e a rly days o f the associa-
,
.
. . .
1 a m . w illin g to stand on m y results o f the recent special elec-
dishes to tw o and o n e -h a lf cents | tatp
tio n tn
the re
Kam m eres o f C o rvallis, also s u r hot pmve.
tn p was
„ , h a 1 h d e 7 y ..A ln dh = * reCOrd 7 Pr5 7 c u t i° n r o ‘ h «r than tio n dem onstrated c o n clu sive ly that
a plate.
vive .
Coal o il lam ps w e re used u n t il Himber P T C Hgaveb o e r ln is s to ^ to
M ° r<? 7 7
per uccnt m any o f ‘ he le g is la tiv e acts w ere
M r. M u n d o rff was b o rn at A m e r
piped teachers to d is m ts s c h o o ^ M o n d a v
7 r ? 7 o f har.m ony
ica, Kan., M ay 29. 1881. came to ea rly in 1920 when gas was piped
teBchers to dism iss school M onday, co n victe d o f the crim es o f w h ich o f th e people, and I propose
Oregon in 1881, and m a rrie d Elea tnnM»e scho° ': Pre vio p s ‘ ° ‘ his th e Septem ber 15, to see P re sid e n t th e y w ere charged
„
. - s<
again fig h t against a re p e titio n of
n o r W in te rm a n te l Septem ber 28. nn * , L mU7 have * 7 7 prepared W ilson at P o rtla n d ." N o w a closer
He
po . in . ts w ith
Me po a in t ts a ll w ith
p rid e to the th is unnecessary waste o f p u b lic
1904, at Canby.
t ” » 8 A 7 5 .7 'bi g ^ e r j 7 . ® 7 . Ve_i.?ii 7 co-o pe ration w ith th e board is de- fa ct
iv some
il ancj
ct th
th a t a ll c c iv
il
c rim in a l funds."
m îd PA th= t it920'. m in.'a' 7 n 7 e Tis sired fo r ‘ he b e n e fit o f th e c h ild business” o f the county* has 'been
î?»,de r 13'
w 7 ?o d 7 r $5 I " as w e*' as ‘ he co m m u n ity .
conducted w ith “ honesty e ffic ie n t-
S ales Local Property
o em ber
the hot lunches w ere
A t the state con ven tion O regon c o n scie n tio u sly and w ith absohi’ e
m erce rooms ' to
conclude
plans fo r
R eported by H unt ington to be served again .as soon as the C ^g re ss” o T p a r in te ^ d ' ^ a c h e r s ta w r U a m y “ ” 7
'’ 7
'" ‘
cam paign and
_ S a l. o f . local p ro p _
e rty re c e n tly f a—
t _______
b ^ -h u r.
t h
, at ^ o r d
A i o h . ^ c o n t i n u e t o / n d u c t m y o f f j .. ^
=
^
7
bro
g h g t to n about
g h r " . B in
e r clu
t ’"c.
at "th’is
tim e. H
u b e r“ association
w ’^ h g o n o ?he
r t S ’w'iTh
i ce ‘ t0
con!"
c r m ore ca n d id .,4 b fo r
H u n u tin
, local th ro
r e u ilto
d e er
a" d gas l a‘ plate
er it waa
was used
to be
replaced
Forest
G rove as S
on y H a red T X
n ± , P T 7 yl.
7 o if df"
notr n‘5
a‘i d on
John Mundorff of of
Cornelius Passes
( ienoral or Shell
A sk y o u r a tto rn e y to send your
legal a d v e rtis in g to the Argus’.
Oil
G reasin g
B attery C heek
T ires
A ccesso ries
N O T IC E !
'I' d
W 'iim t ‘ 1)
and
. s iir r o tiiid it ig
of
PERM ANENT
W AVES
H ills b o r o
country
1
$150
M argaret Davis, f o r
m e rly o f Ivy's um l
M illie 's B eauty S a l
ons, H illsb o ro , now
w ith tile
I rnni
M urray
B ea u ty S h o p p e
301 Panama B ld f.
P ortla nd
P I io ik * A t w a t r r 4000
T w o H a nd y l.oeatians
BUSCH’S
Service Garage
Phone 501
Super Service
Station
C o rn e r Third uml lluselinr
Phnnr 391
A. I I
H um h. Prop.
We Proj X)se
that you try a
dish of (lolirious
SIBERRIAN
CREAM
Drop in afhu* Ihe show or dance.
You'll find the best of food at
COSLETT’S BAR-B-Q
B arb ecu es or H am b urgers — Siberrian C ream
Open 7 a. m. to 2. a. in .F irst and Baseline. H ills b o ro
7 7
? r i m ' h P ?ce o f one
acre and a six-ro om house at 124
N. Freeman avenue to Ross H a ll
and the H a ll fifcce at 525 N o rth
w ith ^ a m odern range. to be used tw o standardized associations i£
g?ve p a 7 t . c ^ ™ s 7 n a ? nar i n-' i n ' a ^ e S X ? 1 w “ se™ ' '
in g nine
fo r
w o rk as w e ll as in the th e state last vear
>i»n _____
u
,
pre p a ra tio n o f the lunches.
Three y e a rs ’ ago t h e sum m e r
«’ v*1 ibU8i|ne? 7 *he C7 n ty years 33 fle ld d e pu ty and fiv e
J " ‘ 921 when th e gas was tu rn - ro u n d -u p o f p r e ^ h ^ l
chiTdTen coun y ^ f . c ¡Ls I e X c t ° t o " ^ ^ ^ B o l e v W hen d e p u ty un de r W
Second avenue to C. F. B a rre tt o f
on io r ‘ be co o kin g o f lu n th e s was started
F o r th e w o rk last » ¡ » ,7 y .u
C‘ 7- 1 e*P e c‘ to con- 8 Boley. When his present te rm
’ " > r,l“ d _________________
S X X
X
’ hs . “ i “ 'b bu“ a y ~ ,r , “ r
i
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havc
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S
a
i a
, - !
A i S ^ i i S u i h ^ a ^
„¿ i
Methodist Episcopal Church
« s s r
11 - " ï " ' " ™ ”
™
~
»' .h « « » « » » !
s “ « S i ' c cs ? s , , r
aP; Æ
1, î ;
in Jan ua ry 1922 a n d'm em b Z rs
Cave, general superintendent; Mrs. ed
o f th e association to o k charge o f
T. W M cDonald, p rim a ry su p e rin s e w ln l c a s in g p o e t r y andF caU
tendent.
E p w o rth
League,
6:30 ra is in g c lu b s - th e b e g in n in g o f4 -H
Evening service, 7:30, an evening
A lo h a -H u b e r
o f song and story. The Business clu b w o rk in the
and Professional Women w ill be school.
T
hough
the
s r * s « a S
our guests at the 11 o'clo ck hour of -O b b d .d -.n
worship. The evening program w ill
be in charge o f the K in g 's D augh
ters class ond w ill consist o f a
story illu s tra te d w ith song. A ll are th e y w ere p a yin g ten cents fo r
c o rd ia lly in v ite d to the service an- ea7 m ernber in the lo cal organi
nounced in th is n o tic e —Charles
‘ ° ‘ he ° re g °n Congress of
M . Reed, pastor.
! ^ ° ‘ bers. In the m e e tin g o f Jan-
---------------------------- j uary, 1921. the question o f jo in -
T r in ity L u thera n C h urch
‘P g th e State F e de ratio n o f P.-T.
Services begin at 10 30 ia m • u ' 7 m e up and a re p o rt was to
Sunday school and B ib le class at 7 . gIven a t ' he F e b ru a ry m eeting,
9:45. Sermon subject, "T he Demon- 1 ° U' . ^ 7 , PostP°n ed u n t il th e ne xt
ia c "-M a rk 5. You are also welcom
"?o n th . due to poor attendance. In
ed to attend the L u thera n Lenten 1
rnlnutes o f Septem ber 14, 1921.
services in the high school audi- m e vnam 7 - cbanges fro m P a rent-
to riu m T hursday at 8 p m Rev Teacber C irc le to P are nt-T each er
O. W end lin g of Forest G rove w ill ass0Clatl0n, and on J a n u a ry 4, 1922,
speak on the subject. “ W hat F u r- i a m o‘ lo n was made, seconded and
th e r Need Have We o f Witnesses'-” I
Math 28J1_______
STOMACH ULCERS
N eighborhood news fro m 30 A r ;
gus correspondents i n d if f e r e n t
sections o f W ashington county ap-1
pear in the A rgu s each w e e k
L e a rn w h a t y o u r frien ds are do
in g fo r less than three cents a
Thousands ot sufferers, many eases of rears
f
o
S
t,d* ’ r 'p o u am aiing re-
i id ' n.V3* , he p’ , ' ' n<i,
ol P *"1 n u s ea.
end
<li*,‘i2 'llor t i.
Improvement ia -teadr i
f'k r r l
d
“ kimhly recommended lor i
?nd r'
’ -Z’ pei.va. Heartburn. Indian tion,
end Gee Pams, when due to excess a, id.
P D F F e
1’ " r 'lu.ck. pleasant relief 70»
■ ffe tte
oee it io yourself to act a
week.
"1
m . .T 7 E y M D .K of Uda. .1
Hillsboro Pharm acy
¿.'Tt
»V
n e maxes tne fo llo w in g
c eni e r 7 o i grade , o i sta‘ em ent as to his candidacy:
f
r
n
A
'
the ret’ tJest o f m any ™ *n d s
re m e d ia b le de’ ,
^ v e e x p r ^ d th e ir a ^ r o ^
as in the e a rly days o f the o f ""the ' 'hou se' ' o f ' represen ta ri ves
d 7 in 1 1 7 _ 7 ce? ' . - « “. la r a n d spe-
Ä
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fects*
Now
S
10 Sales
Contacts for One Cent
ings on m e m e same tic k e t in -
elude W. E M cC luskey o f p re cin ct
42. Beaverton, and K ate R obert-
son in pre cin ct 11, P o rtla n d ro u te 5.
S ubscribe n o w to th e A rg u s In I
W ashington c o u n ty $1.50 / “ year"
50 1
tf
,
d is tr ic t.
W a s h in g t o n
A lo h a -H u b e r association is one of, c o u n ty .and p e rm it m y nam e to
i f not, th e oldest a c tiv e P a re n t- appear on th e de m ocra tic n o m in a t-
Teacher associations in W ashing- in g b a llo t in the p rim a ry election |
ton county.
" I f I am no m inated and elected
I
ft sou nd s u n b eliev e a b le but it is p o ssib le to reach 2 5 0 0 fam ily
g rou p s for less than 1 /1 0 cen t ea c h per w eek w ith six inch advert
ise-
m ents in th e H illsb oro A rgu s.
a
A n o th e r e x a m p le o f
F O lili E C O N O M Y —
No O ther S ales M edium Can O ffer the
S am e S ervice at So Low a Cost
T h e 17. C . C . P l a n o f
EA SY PA Y M EN TS
A rg u s rea d ers are a b le-to -b u y p ro sp ectiv e c u sto m e r , a , ev ery
su bscrip tion
p aid in a d v a n ce. A w id e variety o f rea d er interest
a ssu res you th a t you r sa les m e ssa g e w ill m ak e co n tacts.
!■■■■■■■
-
nave a car oi
empire landplaster
On track Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week.
F. O. B. C ar
D e liv e re d .................................
$11-50
$12 °°
ton
T he Universal Credit Company’s plan of easy pay.
ments has been endorsed by the Ford Motor Com
pany — because it carries over into instalment-
purchasing the principles of economy, safety and
convenience that are basic policies of the Ford
Motor Company, Down payment and monthly pay
ments are small. Come in and ask for details.
ton
Em pire is the highest in chemical test
and gives best results by field test.
Imperial Feed & Grain Co.
M iller« of Q u ality Feed«
South Second
Call 3101 Today!
Your physician’s pres
cription receives the most
cautious attention by our
pharm acal experts.
Let us ex p la in our freq u en cy a d v ertisin g con tract for ev e n lo w er
ra tes . . let us sh o w you th e cut service a v a ila b le free o f c h a r g e to
all a d v e r t.s e r , . . . let us co n fe r w ith you on your sa les program .
K R A M IE N ’3
P a y Cash and Save — Trade w ith Im p e ria l
Phone »1
Prescription
" A ph ysicia n ’s fo rm u la fo r
com p ou nding and ad m in is
te rin g a m edicine.”
Ave.
Paini Drug Store
M otor C o .
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICI
Prescription Druggists
Phone 266
(V e n e tia n
tic k e t, O. E. Jo h n
son, Banks)
U
Largest A. B. C. Weekly Circulation in the West”
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