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Ü ills b o n O M r g u s
()n»‘ of < »iily Two Weekly
Papers West of Ilockiea
123 New Families-
Numbered «s Aritus Readers
up to March 3
With Which isCombined the Hillsboro Independent
lilllabxru Ilidopviid«ul iaiUU>Uah«*i 1871
V o lu m e 13, No. i
Scholls G ra n g e
Plans Session
H illsboro, O regon, T h u rsd ay , M arch 19, 1936
Oregon Flog Gets New Lease on Life
M r». R a y n a r d , M rs. L ew e
H o ste ss fo r C lu b
l.orrnht«*
Church Benefit on
M ountain Friday
Donclson 8C Sewell
South Sea Romance on Screen
Home at Hayward
Destroyed by Fire
iw
W e a r - E v e r " ALU MI N U M
Orchardale
STOMACH ULCERS
FOR SALE
Draintile — all sizes, both
cement and W illamina day.
Building blocks and tile, all
sizes, either clay or con-
crete. Sewer I’ipe, Culvert
Pipe, Well ( asing, Founda-
tion Blocks, Cement, Sand
and Gravel.
CHICKEN FRYER & DUTCH OVEN
I WfAR(VCR
I ALUMINUM
k r
E xtra thick. D rip -d ro p bast-
10' a SIZE ing cover. Fuel-
saver steam v ent;
steam seal bead.
Also 1 2 ’ size $3.95
REG. $3.90 ( R e g u la r $ 4 .9 5 ).
I TRAP» MATH
LESTER IR E L A N D 8c CO .
H illsb oro, O regon
ALL SIZES CLAY AND CONCRETE DRAIN TILE
Hillsboro Concrete Brick & Tile Co.
Phone 1341
North of Cannery, across W. Washington St.
Extension Session
Held N orth Plains
H illsb o ro A rgus co n tain s all th t
n ew s of H illsb o ro a n d th e s u r
ro u n d in g com m unities. R ead i i
a n d k eep in fo rm ed on w h a t 1:
h a p p e n in g a t hom e.
tf
W ashington co u n ty $1.50 a year.
S ix m o n th s 85c. T h re e m onths 50
cents. T w o m onths 35 cents.
tf
(B y M r,. IT rn ry C y h - r l
NORTH P L A I N S - How to d is
tin g u ish betw een cotton, rayon,
acetate, silk and wool m aterials,
and th e ir qualities, care and d u r a
bility, w as the topic discussed by !
Miss B lanche E ickw orth, h o m e ,
dem o n stratio n agent, at th e hom e
extension m eeting at th e school '
house last W ednesday. T h e re w ill ,
be an o th er m eeting in A pril.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. C ypher escap-
! ed in ju ry w hile d riv in g into P o r t
land S aturday, w hen th e ir c ar w as
stru c k by an oil tru c k and b adly
dem olished.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Y ocum a n d
Jo h n Yocum of G rand R onde sp e n t '
' th e w eek-end w ith Mr. and Mrs.
C arl W hite.
Mr. and Mrs. M erritt Jackson and
Mr. and Mrs. C lark Inkley of P o rt
land sp en t th e w eek-end fishing on
th e N estucca river.
Complete Line of
EASTER
CANDIES
See our window
display
S u b scrib e now to th e A rgus. In
Two H agg Cows Again Lead
County in High Production
T ew s Purchases Farm
W a lte r T ew s of H illsboro re c e n t
ly p u rch ased 50 acres of la n d in
th e W apato lak e d istric t f r o m
C h arles J. K elley. H enry Tew s, his
son. w ill o p erate th e farm , acco rd
ing to rep o rt. T he land is in th e
h ills an d not .p a rt of th e bottom ,
according to th e rep o rt.
Section 2, Pages 1 to 6
E»t»bll»he<l 1194
ch u rch nex t S u n d ay evening b e g in
ning ut 8.15. E veryone is invited.
W ayne Brurnson has ta k e n
a
c o n tract to cut 400 cords of wood
f o r G uy Hodge.
Mi s B eryl D eford, w ho teaches
at E ugene, is spending h e r sp rin g
v acation a t hom e here.
P lace Sold
T he M olene place, betw een F ir
G rove d istrict and L aurelw ood. has
been sold and som e ex ten siv e r e
p a irs a re being m ade.
Mrs. E I. H avem an, M rs H illie
T ykeson and Eldon H avem an v is it
ed th e Bill H avem an fam ily at
L ongview , W ash , and th e J a k e
H avem an fam ily
at
C en tralia,
W ash., from F rid a y until S unday.
A large crow d a tten d ed the P le a s
a n t View com m unity club m eeting
S a tu rd a y n ig h t follow ing a pot
luck supper.
P rogram
included
m usic by th e Buck Heaven- B uck-
aroos; accordion solo by Floyd
Case, L add Hill, accom panied on
th e p iano by Don H aynes; co rn et
solo by L eslie V aught, accom panied
on th e p iano by E lery M cDougal;
Don H aynes san g sev eral n u m b ers L otus an d Mala, n a tiv e stars of "L ast of th e P agans," w hich com es to
th e V enetian th e a tre to n ig h t, F rid a y and S atu rd ay
and accom panied him self on th e
g u ita r; skit, "H en ry H ires a Cook,"
by Mr. and M rs. A lfred H u tch en s
and Mrs. G lenn M iller; song by
C lclas H utchens and Je a n W ohl-
schlegel; read in g s by Mrs. Ray Ego
and J. E B lazer; V A. V incent,
N ew berg, told how his fa th e r had
D avid H agg & Sons, R eedville | to 20 w ith an av erag e m ilk produc-
to w ait u n til th r e e bullets w ere
m olded before he could shoot a dairym en, again topped th e list of tion of 827 pounds and 41 44 pounds
co u g ar th a t w as treed on th e Le high te stin g cow s in th e W ashing- of fat.
T he L. R A llen h erd of 11 grade
Beau place on the m o u n tain in 1888. ton C ounty H erd Im p ro v em e n t as-
He issued an in v itatio n to a tte n d sociation. S ally 11. g rad e Jersey . 8 Je rse y s w as high in h erd s u n d er
an a m a te u r contest at th e W. O. W. y ears old, p roduced 1340 pounds 12 w ith 631 pounds of m ilk aver-
I hall in N ew berg M arch 2.« N ex t | of m ilk in F e b ru a ry av erag in g 83.5 ! age an d 34.41 of fat.
m eetin g w ill be A pril 18 M iss - pounds of fat and th e o th e r cow. j T he te s te r detected n in e cows
D ora Sim ons w ill have ch arg e of I also a g rad e Jersey , 7 y e a rs old. w hich w ere b o ard ers and w hich
th e program . T h e re w ill be a pie produced 986 pounds of m ilk and w ere sold for beef, w h ile eight
social a fte r th e program T he clu b ) 77 8 pounds of fat. T he H agg herd cows w ere sold fo r d a iry pu r-
accepted an in v ita tio n to a tte n d th e also w as high in h e rd s of m ore poses. F o u r cow s died. T w en ty -
a n n u a l egg h u n t an d pot luck d in than 40 cows, av erag in g 653 pounds seven h erd s w ere on test in Feb-
ru ary , w ith 638 cows en ro lled of
n er at th e B uck H eaven school of m ilk an d 36.55 of fat.
In h e rd s of m o re th a n 20 cows, w hich 87 w ere dry. T otal m ilk
house E aster.
C B B u ch an an ’s p u re b re d a n d production w as 418,155 pounds of
M ary R andolf of N ew berg sp en t grade Je rse y s av erag ed 779 pounds w hich 18.9921.5 w as fat. T h e re w ere
th e w eek-end w ith h er sister, Mrs. of m ilk an d 38.62 pounds of fat 184 cow s w hich w ere in th e 40
A lfred H utchens.
for th e 35 cows. J. W. M ulloy's pounds of fa t class. T he associa-
Mr. and Mrs. Bob H enderson herd of p u reb red and g rade G u ern - tion av erag e w as 655 p o unds of
(M arg aret D rake) of W itch H azel seys w as high in h erd s from 12 m ilk and 29.65 of fat.
v isited Mr. and Mrs. Ira G. M c
R oll o f H o n o r Cow »
C orm ick and H odson M cCorm ick
The fo llo w in tr a r e th e re co rd « o f r o w s p r o d u c in g m o r e th a n 70 p o u n d s f a t d u r -
S u n d ay to say goodby before leav n g th e m o n th o f F e b r u a r y . F iv e h ig h e s t :
B reed
A g e L i)' M ilk Lb« F a t
ing for A laska, w h ere they w ill be O w n e r o f C o w N a m e o f C ow
ik e Y u n k e r . R a in b o w
G J
1479
5.4
em ployed in a fish can n e ry d u rin g M
I W M
Babe
,,
136H
l.l
th e sum m er. T hey w ere accom pan-, A. W . C o n n e ll, I x e t ta
p . R. H
0.5
1603
led by Miss V eona R ussell of M oun
('Jan a A — M a tu r e l o w s M a k in g O v e r 60 P o u n d « F a t
B ree d
A g e Lb* M ilk L b s F a t
tain Home, W ayne A n d rew s of O w n e r o f C o w N a m e o f C o w
av id H a g g A S o n » , W a tt» 2
G. J .
120«
68.7
D undee an d P re sto n D rak e of D
M r». T o m W illia m » , D ia n a
p . R. J .
66.9
1287
W itch Hazel.
M r». T o rn W illia m « , D u e he»-«
p . |j . J .
1279
6 3.9
p . R. J .
L loyd V erstceg w as th e only one C. R. B u c h a n a n J r . . A d ila d e
62.S
1209
G. J.
1537
61.4
at th e P leasan t View school w ith E d w in B u r k h a l te r , Y u n k e r
A. J . E v er« , N o. 3
p . R. J .
14<>6
6»». 4
p erfect a tte n d a n c e th e last six M r». R o b e rta o n , D a is y
p . R. J .
60.3
11 »3
w eeks. T h e re has been a g reat deal
(*!««« R— l-y e a r-o ld » M a k in g I
P ound« F a t
O w n e r o f C o w N a m e o f C ow
of sickness here.
B reed
A g e Lb* M ilk Lb« F a t
1270
G. J .
68.5
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ego visited D av id H a g g & S on*. S p o t 2
H u g g A S o n s, H u n k y 2
G .1.
1010
66.6
his father, Jo e Ego. and Mrs. Jo e ( D '. av id
R. B u c h a n a n J r . , S y b il
G. J .
1296
64.8
Ego S u n d ay at M ountain Home. C. R. B u c h a n a n J r . , M a rie
64.7
P. B J
1322
Mrs. Jo e Ego is reco v erin g ra p id ly F ir (¡ r o v e D a iry . N o. 46
G. J .
1087
58.6
G. H.
no*
from her recen t illness. Mr. Ego F ir G ro v e D a iry . N o . 2
P. B H
163a
is convalescing m ore slow ly b u t is F re d Ju « « y . N o . C 14
la ss ( — 3 -y ear-o ld « M a k in g O v e r 40 P o u n d s F a t
able to tak e very sh o rt w alks.
O w n e r o f C o w N a m e o f Co
B ree d
A g e L b s M ilk L b s F a t
. M u llv y .
P . B. G .
1 2 !t
?9.6
] M r and Mrs. J. P. Jo n es received J D . av W
id
H
a
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g
A
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S
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s
,
F
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h
7
G. J .
61.3
1180
w ord S u n d ay of th e d e a th of Lee D av id H a g g A S on». B ell 15
G. J .
9o
7
67.1
L an e's m other. Mrs. N ancy L ane, D av id H a g g & Son«, Im le h 16
G. J .
960
54.7
at Hebo. T he fu n e ra l w as held A. W . C o n n e ll. B u rk e
P. B H.
1276
52.3
<;. J .
th e re W ednesday. N ancy E dw ard J o h n C o rd e» . F r ia k y
965
52.1
G. H .
1171
50.3
L ane w as w ell know n in both J u liu s C h r is te n s e n . M id n ite
C l«*« D— Cow» 2 Y ear« O ld M a k in g 35 P o u n d « F a t
Y am hill and W ashington counties. O w n e r o f C o w N a m e o f C ow
B re e d
A g e L b s M ilk L b s F a t
S he w as th e oldest of a fam ily of J . W . M u llo y , L iz z ie
G . G.
1467
67.4
P . B. G.
1168
53.7
n in e c h ild ren and w as past 80 at J . W . M u llo y . H a rt
J
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y
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J
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1067
52.3
th e tim e of h e r death. O nly one A. W . I r e la n d . N o . 412
1203
G. H.
51.7
b ro th e r of th e fam ily. Jo h n E d M r*. T o m W illiam * . D ia n 3
P. R. J .
681
49.7
w ards, of D undee, survives. Mrs. M ik e Y u n k e r . N o . 9
P. B. J .
46.9
823
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G. J .
815
46.4
L an e w as th e m o th e r of te n c h il
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1000
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d ren , m ost of w hom a re living.
I>< inniln I
S(
Schul hi ( ¡lu n g e
lay nu 'tin g at
hold
giantf
hall S a tu rd a y ,
J im Herd und mui Don
S unday Ii.'.lunu .it th e N estui
e r and re tu rn e d hum e w ith
catch.
O n H onor Koll
lim a llolem n and Lois McCool
w ere th e only pupils of tile M o u n
tain: nle ehool to he on th e honor
roll and p erfect att<-ndanee for th e
pa. t MX weeks.
M N B onham of H illsboro pent
from Tue.sday till T h u rsd ay w ith bln
d a u g h te r Mrs. Jess B artlett.
Mi
H ettie H ow ell an d la ..lie
A nn Bui nett of P o rtlan d w ere F ii-
da.\ and S a tu rd a y g u ests at th e
N early fo rg o tten and ex istin g only on p ap er up to a few d ay s ago,
B a rtle tt home.
th e navy blue O regon flag bearing a gold escu tch eo n and gold le tte rs
F ra n k E Howell b u ilt an e le c
on on« side and a gold beav er on th e o th er, has been re s u rre c te d by
tric hr.ht ex ten sio n to th e union
th»» O regon S tate M otor association. The la st o riginal flag burned In
house on th en farm last w ir k
th e stateb o u su fire. In th is pho to g rap h E. B. M cDaniel, p resid en t of
Mr
M ary S tre tc h e r sp en t th e
th e m otor club, and Louise M uller of th e m otor d u b staff, disp lay one
past tm days in P o rtla n d v i s i t i n g
of th e b an n ers m ade recen tly u n d er M cD aniel’s directio n . In set show s
h e r son. K. T. S tre tc h e r.
th e gold beav er ap p earin g on th e rev e rse side. E very school, city,
Mr Sam P enny re tu rn e d F rid ay
county, ch am b e r of co m m erce and serv ice club should own and display
from P o rtlan d , w here he ha been
one of th e flags, sav s th e m o to rist leader.
ri i ovcrin g from an dine: s at the
L ovejoy hospital am i L an d er P e n
th e S cholls o reh estru an d a hom e Mrs. C ra b tre e of N ew berg atten d ed .
ny hom e
ta len t p lay let, "School of th e G ay Mrs. G lad y s M eyer, th e county
D r an d Mi W B C h a n d le r e n i N
ineties."
p resid en t, w as u n ab le to be pres-
te rta in e d P o rtla n d f, tends w ith a
St P atrick
d m n r r S a tu rd a y e v e I Mrs. C h arles H aynes sp en t th e e n t on acco u n t of illness.
ning C overs wen* laid for eight. I w eek end w ith h er p aren ts, Mr.
D ale l.y t.c ll of G igs H arbor, and M rs L eo n ard Dodson, in llills-
Wa. h . t .line last T u esd ay for an i boro.
T he new house for Mr. and Mrs
in d ei n ite tuy at th e C all Sel fie ri
I. II M u rray is to be co n stru cted
b o rn e
|
of
tile b u ild in g blocks. Hugh K el-
T aylor* M ove
I B y M r« B ird M c C o rm le k )
and Mrs. P a rk T ay lo r m oved 1 logg has ch arg e of lay in g the
C H EH A I.EM M O U N T A I N - A
la.st w i ck from th e S m ith place at ! blocks for a fu ll b asem en t and ch u rch b en efit play. “A Fam ily
wn to a farm m a r P e n d le I house w alls.
A ffair,” w ill be p u t on ut th e
T he L adies' A id social and pro- M ountain T op school house th is
been
Mi
ivian Hr •sse, w ho ha
| gram w as a success.
F rid ay even in g . Cast in clu d es Eldon
ill wi rn flu th e past ten days, is
A new b ro o d er house w as b u ilt H avem an. M arvin M osier. C laren ce
tg w ith e a r troublo.
at th e K itterin g place last w w k .
Wood. H illie T ykeson, D<-e Wood,
H L. Eli nt is in th e G ood
Mr
A Jack so n . fo rm erly of M idway, an d Malx-I G u en th er. D irecto r is
d
reco
v
erin
g
from
tan hospih
is serio u sly ill w ith p n eu m o n ia at G eorge Z eigler. T he p ro g ram w ill
ra tio n for th e rem o v al of (he hom e of his d au g h ter, Mrs. s ta rt at 8:15. T h ere w ill be an a d
b u n io n s from Dot h feet. Miss J u a n - K eith M cC lure.
m ittan ce charge.
it a »Sargent is a ssisting w ith th e
S cholls J u n io r W om en's clu b is
All th e sev en pupils at th e B uck
Jik
d
u
rin
g
h
er
absence.
ho .
' p lan n in g a play and a box social H eaven school w ere ab sen t m ore
C h arles H aynes, H enry P ete i and | at th e g ran g e hall A p ril 17.
: th an one day d u rin g tn c last six
Hob B a x te r sp en t S a tu rd ay und
"W ho S alted th e S oup" is the w eeks on acco u n t of sickness.
.Sunday fishing on th e N ¡•stucca nam e of one of th e play s to be
W K R eece w ent to C alifo rn ia
riv e r and H a > n e > cau g h t au 18- given at th e Ja e k to w n school A p ril M arch 11 to w ork Mrs. R eece i L il
pound steelh ead
3.
lie C la rk > ex p ects to jo in him later.
D ouble Six m eetin g of I O O
Miss D oris Q u ally of P o rtlan d
W alnut T rees D am aged
F. and H ebekah Indue from N ew - w as a w eek -en d guest at th e Wal-
T h e y o u n g w aln u t o rc h a rd on
b< : g. W ilsonville. T u alatin , T tgurd. te r H eaton home
th e L. I. H u lit p ro p e rty in th e
S herw o o d an d S cholls w ill he h eld i Mrs A u d rey H eato n and F. M B uck H eaven d is tric t w as badly
at the Scholls G ran g e hall F rid ay L illeg ard a tten d ed a b u sin ess m eet d am aged by th e freeze th e last of
ev en in g P rogram , follow ed hv d a n ing and b an q u et h eld by th e West O ctober. T h is o rch ard w as in a
cing, w ill in clude ad d ress of w e l C oast T elep h o n e co m p an y in th e high sta te of c u ltiv atio n a n d th e
com e by L. M. M iller, m usic by legion hall in H illsboro F rid ay eve- tre e s w ere v ery ran k . It is feared
i m ug.
th a t m ost of th e tre e s a rc k illed.
A n d rew
W eller sp e n t sev eral
A n u m b e r of th e tw o -y ear-o ld
day;;
in
P
o
rtla
n
d
last
w
eek
tak
in
g
clo v er fields a re sho w in g sig n s of
G uns, A m m u n ition
tre a tm e n ts for an In ju red back.
b eing k illed by th e freeze. T his Is
A fau p ly d in n e r p a rty at th e A v e ry u n u su al. E arly sow n vetch
F ish in g T a ck le
W oller hom e S u n d ay included the an d oats w ere also b ad ly dam aged.
CORWIN HARDWARE
W illiam O yaln fam ily of P o rtlan d B ye is one g ram th u t seem s to
123 2nd Ave.
P h o n e 72 and th e F red W eller fam ily of have w ithstood th e cold w e a th e r
T ig ard .
A gent L ong R adios
’ an d is not dam aged.
Mr. an d Mrs. G ra n v ille E v erest
( lull H as M eeting
Mi. .1 W. K ayuard am t Mr
G. an d F ra n k Jones. F o rest G rove,
C. I.ew td lin w ere Joint hostess« ; at w ho w as th e ir house guest, and
th e W om an's clu b m eetin g at th e W ilb u r and Tom Jo n es a tte n d e d
R ay n ard hom e M arch 10, w hen u th e fu n eral of Mrs. S am Jo n es a t
pot luck luncheon w as served. P ro W ashougal. W ash . S a tu rd a y . Mrs.
l’honc 953 : Hillsboro gram in c h arg e of Mrs. W alter Jo n e s w as a siste r-in -la w of th e
O rr an d M rs M. B D ozorth in M essrs. Jo n es an d a g irlh o o d chum
FU N ER A L D IR E C T O R S
clu d ed St. P a tric k 's day m usic and ' of Mrs. E v erest, w h en th e y both
an d
gam es, an d d iscussions an d p ap ers lived a t N ew berg.
LIC EN SED EM BALM EllS
T ra d e P laces
on radio, Mrs. N ellie B a rre tt and
A lfred H u tch en s has tra d e d acre-
T’.;
| age in N ew b erg fo r F red M attern 's
(R y V iv ia n H u d s o n )
20-acre place in th e B uck H eaven
HAY W ARD —N. H N ielsen lost
[ d istrict. T he M a tte rn fam ily w ill
not m ove u n til th is school term his house M arch 9 by fire, caused
from an o v er heated stove pipe.
I ends.
I Mr. an d Mrs. W ayne Jo n e s and J o h n A rdon, w ho w as sta y in g w ith
fam ily
re tu rn e d
hom e
M onday him th a t evening, helped to sav e a
a fte r m o re th an th re e w eek s' stay n u m b er of things, but his food
at th e A lfred A llen hom e at D u n and dishes w ere all b u rn ed . Som e
d ee w h ile th e A llen fam ily w ere of th e n eig h b o rs d o nated food and
v isitin g in Des M oines, la. A llens dishes to him . Mr. N ielsen has
been sleeping at th e G eorge L aent-
re tu rn e d hom e S u n d ay ev en in g
at
P u p ils a t th e F ir G ro v e school erm an home.
R. F. S to ffcr of R oseburg V eter
w ith |>erfcct a tte n d a n c e fo r th e
fo u rth six w eeks th is y e a r w ere ans' hospital w as a w eek-end guest
NEW 2 -EG G P O A C H E R
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th e W. R. H udson home.
W allace W hitm ore, N orm a M eyers j
Poaches more delicious, b etter
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lo o k in g e g g s .
re tu rn e d to school M onday a fte r !
S te a m s th e m ;
tw o w eeks' ab sen ce w ith flu. So |
saves health values.
far th e re has been b u t one case of
(Mr*. Richard Hunger)
E a s y -c le a n d o m e
m easles h ere th is year. B ru ce W hit-
Mrs. J. W K yle gav e a d in n e r
REG. $1.10 cover; flat bead.
i m ore has them He is n o t of school S a tu rd a y at h er hom e on P eavine
age but a b ro th e r, W allace, is q u a r Ridge, h o noring th e se v en ty -th ird
an tin ed .
1 b irth a n n iv e rsa ry of Mr. Kyle. P re s
NEW 4 PIECE SAUCE PAN SET
Mr. and Mrs. O scar A nderson ent w ere Mr. and Mrs. H erb Kyle,
Ideal sizes— 2 q ts .,l 1 ^q ts., 1 q t.
and d a u g h te r S y lv ia v isited Mr. B etty, W inona and frien d Gladys.
and l.1» pts. Smooth bottom s,
an d Mrs. Sain O tto M arch 11. T hey Mr. an d Mrs. Cecil Kyle, D arrell.
also v isited h e r p aren ts. Mr. and ! Mr. an d Mrs. A lvin H unger.
e a s y - c le a n r o u n d
Mrs. L. T. P ro cto r. T h e A n d erso n
comers. H ard , thick
T he C ook fam ily have m oved to
fam ily w ill leav e th is w eek for Brooks, n e a r Salem . T hey came
s h e e t A lu m in u m .
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D
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S m art flat beads. 4
j h ere from T ulsa. O kia., last year.
H ill Place R ented
J. R. H ayden ce le b ra te d his sev- I
REG. $2.95 covers, 79c extra.
T h e A. D. H ill place h as been I en ty -sev en th b irth d a y and th irty -
ren ted to Leo H ard cb eck of G aston, sev en th w edding a n n iv e rsa ry M arch
NEW STYLE SAUCE POTS
w ho began fa rm in g h ere Monday. 18 by in v itin g a few for dinner.
H ard cb eck also o p erated a farm G uests w ere D orothy G ard n er. C lara
Easy-clean dome cover. Smooth
at G aston an d w ill m ak e his hom e an d A nna J u n e H unger, an d Mr.
Exit tom w ith round easy-clean
there.
and Mrs. R ichard H unger.
4 OUART corners. Steam seal.
B enn
S tam m .
Mrs.
C. O tt's
J a n
N cw b r o a d g r i p
nephew , left for his hom e at Mo
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handles; or b a il; or
dena, Wis., F rid ay . He w ill v isit a
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onc '<>n^ h a n d le .
w eek w ith L oren and G len n H ill at
T housands of sufferer«, m any case« of years
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Also 6 -q t. $1.79
M iles C ity, Mont.,
»taudille, a ftrr using U d fa report am azing Te
net. I 'd f a lieip« tn rid you of pain. nau«ea,
Mrs. Iva G. S tew art w as ta k e n aud
REG. $1.85 ( R e g u la r $ 2 .2 5 ).
o th er discotnforta. bnnrovem ent i* *te.»«ly
su d d en ly ill w ith h eart trouble and rapid. Udga is highly recommended tor
I leer«. Actd l)yspep*ia. H eartburn. Indigestion,
S u n d ay evening.
and (»as ra in s, when due to excess acid.
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A gro u p of young p eo p le from
F or quick, pleasant relief to «
it to vourxelf to get a
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6 CUP_ elenn dom e cover.
B a k e lite h a n d le s .
Also 4-cup $1.85
(Reg. $2.20); 8-cup
REG $2.50 $ 2 1 9 (Reg. $2.75).
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So thin you can see through
them, yet strong and
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Prescription
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