Thurwlay, A pi ll 9, 1936
Helvetia Roys
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Enter Circus
H IL L S B O R O
film
i;;inv,
P arent-T eacher association meet
m g held last Tuesday eve ning was
w e ll attended. The p u pils o f the
upper grades p u t on a program .
M r. and Mr» F red Froesehle and
c h ild re n of M c M in n v ille and H P.
L yd a o f O akland, Cal , spent W ed
nesday
v is itin g M r
Froesehle';.
m other and sister, M rs J C. Froe-
sehle and Mrs. C H K e lle y.
D in n e r p a r'y guests at the home
of M r and Mr.-. L . It C yp h e r S u n
day in clud ed M r and Mrs. W E
M ays and son nt Y a m h ill. Robert
Johnstone o f E n rig h t, H a ro ld B e r
r y and M r and Mrs. H. G. C yp he r
and daug hter Eugenie.
Locker Box Talks
City Council H ears
Complaint on Labor
New Heads Named
by H iteon G roup
Thom as S. Sholes
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(Continued from cave 1)
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Easter
Deserves
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1928 Essex Sedan
Trinity Lutheran Church
( ’«»mplch'ly overhauled.
V e ry
good rubber. C o n d itio n perfect.
T ile Easter .service begins at
10:3(1 a in.; Sunday school and
B ib le class at 9:45. Good F rid a y
w ill be observed w ith a service at
II p. in. You are c o rd ia lly w e lcom
ed to w o rs h ip w ith us.
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G O T E K R A P L A N IN G !
Save for
SECURITY
Easter services fo r Scholls M elh
odist Episcopal chu rch w ith Rev
S. R aynor S m ith w ill begin at I t)
a m. Sunday. R ecitations w ill _
given by June Nelson. R uth an
um
Irv in g C hristensen, M vro n Bish.
K enneth T w ig g , A rt us and A lm a
Erickson. W allace F lin t. Jack and
Baptist Church
C h u rch school, 9:45; preaching, Jeanette H ow ell. M a rv Jane Seif-
I I and at 8 o’clock. Note t h e f e l t . Leland T w ig g. A lb e rt Lovgren.
Donald Christensen.
E lw in Mc-
services s ta rlin g at II p in.
Keeli, Le w is Hesse. Class num bers
w ill also be given. Rev. S m ith w ill
A sk y o u r a tto rn e y to send you r
hold a baptism al service and re
le ga l a d v e rtis in g to the Argus.
ceive new members. The B u n n e ll
sisters w ill sing and Jean Trask.
A m y H ow ard, D o ro th y O rr and
Esther C hristensen w ill g ive a
dialogue A c h o ir o f 30 voices w ill
give an Easter cantata. " A M o rn
ing in the O rie n t," at th e church
Sunday at 7 p. m. un de r the d i
rection o f M rs C. E a ri S tretcher.
P u b lic is in vite d .
Staff a savings account while
you're young '. . . then reap
Hie lieiicl'its in old age secur
ity and comfort.
Pul aside a regular amount
each month and watch it
grow. This association h a s
never paid less t hail 3' • .
Let u explain our plan.
rar
Anniversary
SALE
GOAR'S
W oman’s Shop
E. M. B&rara, Prop,
SALESM AN
for
HUDSON and TERRAPLANH
By THOMAS S. SHOLES
J M. PERSON, Manager
H illsb o ro , Oregon.
SV
LAUREL
O rg a n iza tio n o f the
Tow nsend c lu b w i ll b e
com pleted at the co m m u n ity h a ll
A p r il 18. La u re lw o o d 20-pieee brass
and reed band w ill g ive a concert.
C om m ittee states th a t a ll frie n d s
are w elcom e to come and help re
instate n a tio n a l p ro s p e rity .,
Laurel
G
Russell M organ, d is tric t a tto r
ney, w ho seek» re tu rn to o ffic e
on re p u b lica n tic k e t.
Royce H a rris. 44. fo rm e rly of
M ou n ta in d a le died at Eugene A p r il
5. F u n e ra l services were held from
the Forest G rove U n d e rta k in g com
pany chapel Tuesday w ith Rev. E
D. K e llo g g o ffic ia tin g . B u ria l was
in R a ffe ty cem etery
Royce H a rris was b o rn August
29. 1891, at Q uipm an. Ga. A t the
age o f 8 he m oved to St. Peters
burg. Fla., then to Jackso nville .
Fla., and again back to St. P eters
burg. He enlisted in the a rm y at
F o rt Logan on June 4. 1917, and
attained to the ra n k o f corp ora l
He was discharged in 1919.
M r H a rris was m a rrie d to E liz
abeth W irtz at L itt le Rock. A r k ,
M arch 22. 1920 Since th a t tim e the
fa m ily has liv e d at M ou ntainda le , I
O re., Vancouver. Wash.; Jackson
v ille . Fla ; San Diego, Cal., and
fin a lly m oved to Lane cou nty in Rev. P. H Schaus o f S ch e fflin ,
1935.
w h o spoke last T hursd ay n ig h t
M r. H a rris was a m em ber o f the
at last o f series o f Lenten s e rv
V eterans o f F oreign Wars, a n d ) ices
sponsored
b y
L u th e ra n
also o f the C h ris tia n church.
chu rch es._____________
He is su rvive d by his w id o w and
by a daughter, V irg in ia Joan He ices w e re held in P ortland. She
has tw o brothers liv in g , W illia m was th e m o th e r o f R ile y B illin g s ,
of Jackso nville . Fla., and John S. B ruce H. B illin g s , Mrs. Josephine
o f Homestead, Fla.
Q u in ta l) and M rs. Bessie M. P itt-
senbarger, a ll o f P ortla nd .
CHARLES
W.
PECKHAM
FOREST G R O VE—C harles W il
Baseball B enefit Dance
lia m Packham , 68, of Gaston died
A t N o rth P la in s K. o f P. ha ll, '
in P o rtla n d S a n ita riu m A p r il 2 a ft
er an illness o f tw o weeks F u n e r S a tu rd a y n ig h t, A p r il 11. A d m is
8p '
al services were held at L a u re l- sion 25c.
wood chu rch S atu rday aftern oon
w ith E ld e r George P e ttit o ffic ia t
ing. In te rm e n t was in H i ll cem
etery.
M r. Peckham was born at C o ld
w a te r, M ich., in Septem ber, 1868.
He is su rvive d by the w id o w and
three childre n. M rs. R. E S m ith
and E ve re tt Peckham o f P o rtla n d
and H a ro ld A. Peckham o f Bend.
'adding Stationary
An announcement with all
the charm and dignity the
occasion demands. Invita
tions completely correct.
Hillsboro Argus
Commercial Printing
Nineteen Years
D r. G uy F. V ia of Forest Grove,
w ho is candidate fo r dem ocratic
n o m in a tio n fo r state representa
tive.
th ro u g h w h ic h pass 3500 newspa
pers per hour.
Personnel o f em ployes o f the
A rg u s o ffic e in clud es M iss P a tty
Lom ax, bookkeeper and re p o rte r,
w ith the o rg a n iza tio n seven years;
E dw ard
C. Coman,
a d ve rtisin g
m anager, w ith f ir m fo u r years;
Leon Davis, c ity ed itor, w ith A r
gus seven m onths. In the m echan
ica l d e p a rtm e n t— W. E. O gilbee.
veteran p rin te r, w ith the f ir m 11
years; J e rry Davidson, p rin te r and
m ake-up man. w ith fir m 9 '; years;
H o w ard H illis , lin o ty p e operator,
p rin te r and pressman, w ith org a n
iza tio n n in e years; Joh n Laurs
p la n t forem an ch ie f lin o ty p e o p e r
ator and p rin te r, w ith A rg u s s ix
years; F rancis B a rr, pressman, ste
reotyper, general helper, w ith fir m
tw o years, and N o rm an Defrees.
T e l - T ru
of experience as reputable new and
used car dealers in Hillsboro
M RS. L O U IS IA N A B IL L IN G S
M rs. Louisiana B illin g s o f P o rt
land, fo rm e rly of H illsb o ro , was
b u rie d here Tuesday. F u n e ra l serv-
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STATE
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on every transaction made with us.
I
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OUR FINANCE RATES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST
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"N o increase in taxes. — No new
commissions. — N o
a p pro pria tion s
th a t are not ab solutely necessary.
—Reduce taxes by c u rta ilin g e x
penses. — N ot a to o l of any boss,
gro up or faction. — W ill consider
eve ry b ill on its m e rits and vote
fo r th e best interests o f the state
and county. — E veryone is a ta x
payer, e ith e r real, personal, in
tangible. gas, in d u s tria l accident,
autom obile, d riv e r's license o r o th
er tax. — E very d o lla r spent comes
fro m you. then le t s cut out u n
necessary spending. — W ill legislate
according to business p rin cip le s." ‘
(P a id adv.)
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Com pletion of L au rel
C lub Set fo r A p ril 16
Ends Series
TltAe are jacket frocks
and one - piece styles.
Printed sh eers a n d
crepes. Every type of
dress for every type of
figure. Dresses you'll
be proud to wear any
where.
NOTICE, TO ALL MY FRIENDS IN THE COUNTY-
TUALATIN VALLEY IEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN.
.Savings a L o an R ids
Easter Services
Arranged Scholls
p rin te r's "d e v il," w ith f ir m t w o ;
months.
M em bers o f the em ployes' fa m
ilie s and the P o p u la rity Contest
w in n e r
o f the C a lifo rn ia -M e x ic o
trip , Misses L o rra in e Chase ana
Helen S ah lfcld , w ere also lu n c h
eon g u s ts o f th e Argus.
Veteran Buried
at M ountaindale
Chamber Members
Visit Argus Plant
tr ib u te to a ll w o rth w h ile m o ve
m ents."
S e v e n ty -fiv e per cent o f the
to ta l incom e of the plan t, M c K in
ney said, was spent in the com
m u n ity fo r salaries, labor, taxes,
insurance, etc O f the 75 per cent
spent w ith in the c o m m u n ity. 59 per
cent is fo r salaries, la b o r and
news service. In a d d itio n to the
75 per cent, an o th e r 11 per cent is
spent in the state fo r paper, etc.
A tte n tio n also was called to the
fa c t th a t the A rg u s is one of tw o
newspapers in the west w h ich have
become m em bers <if the A u d it
Bureau o f C irc u la tio n s . T h is au dit,
M c K in n e y explained, applies to c ir
c u la tio n cla im s w h ic h m ust
be
passed and c e rtifie d by an a u d i
to r em ployed fo r th a t purpose, p re
ve n tin g any false cla im s as to the
n u m b e r of subscribers on the c ir
c u la tio n lists o f the newspaper.
D u rin g the last 13 years, M c K in
ney pointed out, the newspaper
news coverage has increased sev
e ra l-fo ld w h ile the s ta ff in the fro n t
o ffic e has increased fro m one to
fiv e persons. T h irte e n years ago
M c K in n e y handled the o ffic e w h ile
Mrs. M c K in n e y operated th e lin o
type. In a d d itio n there are 35 men
and wom en serving in variou s
com m u nitie s over the co u n ty as
c o m m u n ity rep orters. S ix are em
ployed in the m echanical d e p a rt
ment.
M c K in n e y reca lle d the m erg er of
The A rgu s and Independent, de
c la rin g th a t The A rgus, he fe lt,
had
kep t fa ith
w ith
those 35
H ills b o ro
business i n s t i t u t i o n s
w h ich signed pledges o f su p p o rt at
the tim e of the m erg er
He pointed out th a t S. C. K ille n ,
e d ito r of the Independent fo r so
m any years and th e o th e r p a rty
to th e m erger, had re c e n tly said:
"L e t me con gra tu late you and y o u r
m othe r fo r the fin e newspaper you
have made the A rgus, w h ic h I be
lie v e now to be the k in d o f a
newspaper tha t H ills b o ro deserves."
He closed his ta lk by p o in tin g
w ith p rid e to the variou s honors
w h ich have come to The A rg u s
th ro u g h being nam ed th e best
w e e kly new spaper in O regon in
1930, selection on Casey's a ll A m -
•rican eleven in 1931. and h o n o r
able m en tion fo r newspaper pro-
iu c tio n and general excellence in
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l association con
tests in 1934 and 1935.
F o llo w in g
tne
luncheon,
the
cro w d ad jo u rn e d to the A rgu s o f
fice w h ere newspapers w ere d is
played sho w in g th e steady im
pro vem e nt in The A rg u s m akeup
and size. In the press room , a ll
a tte n d in g were in tro d u c e d to the
va rio u s processes of a p rin tin g
establishm ent and given a dem on
s tra tio n o f th e ne w Goss press,
Huge Three
OREGON
Candidates
North Plains Pythian Sisters’
„
Lodge Celebrates Anniversary
protiliif t r und c lu b wo-
I l l y M ;« I t. - n r y i ’ y ti.-r I
home I k re A p r il
N O R T H P L A IN S
F r ie n d s h ip
She had been il l Tem ple. P y th ia n Sisters, celebrated
its tw e n ty fir s t a n n iv e rs a ry F rid a y
B enefit D a n te A p ril 1ft
M r:
Hint*
p i (iflu fc d a num ber | uvcriing C hai tor m em bers pre sent
of f ll nr. of the Northw» •-!. h c v c ih I were M r and M r- W illia m Joo»;
H E L V E T IA
The H e lve tia Hoy in c olor. I h r in b u ilt "Ih '.tiit ifn l an I M e'dam e; Hose T ru itt, Rosella
M ill.,, -h -sio M ay; Pearl Vandom -
Scouts «Troop 24V) inude a fin e
nlen. E lizabeth Harm s and Clara
show ing nt the scout circus in P o rt
I G ordon, and C harles W alter The
land F rid a y nnd S a tu rd a y night.
lu s t m em bers Io be in itia te d a fte r
Jo i-ph W e ii/t I and foiu o f his
i Hie ord er was in s titu te d were M r.
Hoy Sc iuts, Jack nod Fred H.»u-
a r .l M rs E a rl H o lle nb eck, w ho
mann, B illie B atchelder nnd James
w ir e also present. Q u ite a large
D avidson. w ent on a fis h in g t r ip
crow
d 1 f m em bers fro m the H llls -
on Scoggui.. creek Sunday m o rn
Ijpro and F orest G rove Tem ples
in g M r Wenzel caught the lim it,
were present, In c lu d in g M rs. E m
hut Jack H.ium ntm caught the b ig
ma M c K in n e y of H illsb o ro , who
gest tro u t, 15 in c lx
was m ost e xce lle nt ch ie f at H ills
H r n r f U A p ril IK
boro at the tim e F rie n d s h ip T em
The West U n ion ha ll teum w ill
ple was in s titu te d and assisted the
spoihsor a b e ne fit dance at H e lv e tia '
grand ch ie f w ith the w o rk, other
h u ll A p u l III
H ills b o ro members w ho were pres-
C ut'iil W enger, u student ut W h it
■ nl and a ssiste d at th a t tim e were
man college, W.i l i , w ill upend this
Mrs H e nrie tta M organ. M rs Dora
week v is itin g hei patents, M r. and
Nelson. M is E L M oore and Mrs.
M rs John Wenger
J Anderson P rogram in clu d e d a
Mi
and M r. Fred I ’ le ic n and
piano ib iet b y Mrs Rickman of
P o rtla n d and M i s Eugenie C ypher,
•.mi C a lv in of P o rtla n d wore v is
a duet by the Misses Frances and
ito rs a ll last week o f M rs. E liz a
P atricia M oye r o f H illsb o ro , an
beth H itte r.
acro ba tic fiance by
lit t le
R uth
M r and M rs E lm er B atchelder,
H ickm an of P o rtla n d Mrs. C. D
M rs llu ld a C o nn ell and d a u g h
C h am b erla in led w ith sin gin g and
te r Jean A n n were d in n e r p a rty ;
recre atio nal gurnes. The most e x
g i l t t > of M r and Mrs. O tto S chultz
cellent chief, Mrs J ' R Sandford,
at Bethany Sunday.
made the b irth d a y cake w h ich was
Elda lle rs h i y w ent t o Elm a, ,
large enough to serve the eig h ty
Waab . last week to he lp her aunt.
people present The cake was beau
Mi
C a rrie H uber, w ho has a
t
if u lly decorated in y e llo w and
i estaurant
green, the tab le decorations were
y e llo w d a ffo d ils.
T tie Past C h ie fs ’ club, throu gh
Dionne* Q uintuplets Star
' th e ir president, M rs. Sadie H o lle n
V en etian T h e a tre l ilm
Mrs. Agnes Hines
beck. presented the T em ple w ith
F ive new star.s at one swoop dueed re ce n tly. She was a u th o r of some b e a u tifu l vases The ch a rte r
w< re added to the H o llyw o o d f ir m several O regon songs, her "Hose m em bers a n d H ili'b o r o v is ito rs
ament when D a rry l I*' Z anu ck »<•- , I Covei cd C ottage" ru n n in g in to sev w ho assisted in in s titu tin g the T em -
cured the adorable Q u in tu p le ts to
ple wi n- p ie ented w ith corsage
eral thousand copies.
K
Reynolds
head the cast of his “ The C o u n try . Horn in A shlan d on Septem ber ! bouquets. Mrs. A.
D octor,” the grand new hum an- 22, 11172. M is Hines was a m em ber I m a kin g the presentation
M rs R eynolds had charge of the
in te re st p ic tu re w h ich shows t o of th e g ra d u a tin g class of ’HU. A sh
nig h t, F rid a y and S atu rday at the land N o rm al school. She was a refreshm ent» and Miss Eugenie C y
pher of the program
V enetian theatre
fo rm e r secretary o f the O regon
.Mrs. K eenan Honored
E v e ry th in g th a t has ever been Federation of W om en’s clubs, an
Tuesday a ftern oon a p a rly was
said and w ritte n about these m ar- 1 active m em ber o f the firs t O regon
held
h
o no ring Mrs. K a tie Keenon
v clous habit . pales in to in s ig n ifi- . i Congres > of Parents and Teachers
canee be.side the actual sight of , 1 and firs t O regon org an izer fo r the on her e ig h ty - fifth b irth d a y Pres
ent were Mesdames John Sund-
them p la y in g and cooing, actin g I.eague of W estern W riters.
quiat. T h u rsto n Peterson. Susan
real roles in a real s to ry and s u r
.Stic w.e. the w ife of Or. Charles Reynolds. Cora Reynolds, John L o f
rounded by such H o llyw o o d .‘ ta r. H ine and m o th e r o f W illis lim es,
as Jean H ersholt. June Lang, M i teacher in the Forest G rove un io n tis. B ert Thomas. L. H. B risbine,
D C h am b erla in. E A. L o rra n ce of
chael W halen. S lim
S u m m e rv ille high school, and M arg are t Hines, P o rtla n d and M rs. M a ry Reed.
and D o ro th y Peterson.
Opening Postponed
e n io r at P a cific u n iv e rs ity . There
N o rth P lains baseball team w ill
is one siste r liv in g . M rs. M ile s
L e t the advertise m ents help you C a n tre ll o f Hueh, Jackson cou n not open th e ir season A p r il 12 b>
p la y in g C o rn e liu s as was planned
ty
She tau ght school fo r a period The w eather w ill not p e rm it, so
at Ja ckso n ville , and la te r at M id the game w ill be postponed. The
T e rm in a l
way, near Boston. Mass. L a te r re baseball b e n e fit dance S aturday
tu rn in g to J a c k s o n v ille she met was a great success. The team w ill
D r. C harles lim e s, a p ra c tic in g sponsor another dance S aturday
ph ysicia n The tw o w ere m a rrie d n ig h t at K. P. h a ll. E veryo ne is
No. 6
on O ctober 2H. 1898. at Applegate. cordially invited to attend.
Laura M ille t and S cotty Stigam
A fte r short periods o f residence
T e rm in a l lo cke r box .service u at Ja c k s o n v ille and P o rtla n d . Dr. vis ite d over the w eek-end w itn
E lm e r Mays J r at Y a m h ill.
scie n tific, .safe and com plete
and M rs Hines established th e ir
M r: E au l M ille r has been laid
T hat mean p ro p e r p re p a ra tio n of name at Forest G rove.
up fo r the past week w ith a badly
foods f o r .storage,
tem p e ra tu re
sprained knee. She is able to be
m aintenance regardless o f w e a th
about w ith the aid o f crutches.
er. com plete c irc u la tio n o f cold
M r. and M rs John Z yb a ck of
u ir, h u m id ity re g u la tio n , and a b
Brisco, Texas, arc v is itin g fo r sev
solute p ro te ctio n against b re a k
eral days w ith M r. and Mrs. C a rl
down.
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Inve stigate th is lo w c o il service.
nit n re fe rre d to the co n tra cto r must
be p h y s ic a lly f it and o f s u ffic ie n t
T e rm in a l Ice & Cold
k il l
Storage Co.
In connection w ith the cou ncil
prote t, it is understood that oth er
Hillsboro, Oregon
H IT E O N — A large cro w d fro m
flue nces m H ills b o ro have made
Portland
Salem
Gresham in
strong prote
m em p lo ym e nt c ir this and n e ig h b o rin g com m u nitie s
20 Years In O regon S ervice
th e
pro gra m at
th e
cle ,n connection w ith the H ills attended
school house F rid a y evening. A
boro situ a tio n
In a d d itio n Io pa sin g b ills, r e play. “ M r. Put It O ff." was given
p o rts w e re heard on progress in by school c h ild re n , selections by
obi a in in g rig h t-o f-w a y easements the -chool harm onica band: play,
fo r s e w e r lin e s across p riv a te prop- "C a t;," by the H ite o n c lu b ladies;
eri
a 'M o c k W edd in g," by the school
Want Health Department
ch ild re n . F o llo w in g a t a l k
by
I37 8. Third Ave. ----- -
The co u n cil also endorsed a C o un ty Agent W illia m F. Cyrus,
m ovem ent b y the county to ob- the c a lf clu b boys w ere presented
I ta in a fu ll lim e he alth d e pa rtm e nt w ith th e ir c h a rte r and pins. Ches
I fo r
the co u n ty w h ic h w o u ld in - te r Robinson, president fo r 1935,
I elude a doctor, tw o nurses, a san- responded nnd to ld o f the w o rk
I ita ry inspector and stenographer. and educational advantages o f c lu b
1933 Ford V -8 'I udor
1he expense to be carried, one
New ru b b e r
il l around O n ly , fo u rth by the county, a fo u rth by w o rk The boys displayed a n u m
2>.(XI0 m iles
M otor, in te r io r and the state nnd the re m a in d e r by the ber o f ribbons earned last year.
New o ffice rs arc R obert C am pbell,
fin is h perfect.
' federal governm ent un de r th e so
president: Vance B osw ell,
vice -
cia l se cu rity law.
Jack M aier, w h o re ce n tly p u r- president; E rnest H ite , secretary.
I chased the gar bage co lle c tin g b u si The q u ilt w h ic h was sold at dutch
A lb e rt
ness fro m Pete C o rric ri. was g ra n t auction was bought by
IC 29 C hevrolet Coach
ed a license to c o n tin u e in H ills Strom . The clu b tha nks a ll w ho
came and helped.
N ew p a in t jo b
M o to r o v e f- boro.
Mrs. E. D. H ite is ill.
aauled. Pei feet rub be r.
M r. and M rs. C. W. S tru th e rs,
Easter Program Planned
Elizabeth S tru th e rs, M arg are t Hed-
T ig a rd M ethodist Church den. G ay W ilso n a n d K enneth
T ig a rd M etho dist Sunday school S tru th e rs were w eek-end guests of
1930 Nash Special Sedan
w ill meet at 10 a. in Sunday u n M r and M rs. F red R. G ibons at
T w in ig n itio n model. T w o new de r Ihc leadership of Miss V irg in ia Eugene.
liras. Good c o n d itio n .
Parks Io en jo y an Easter program
H ite on c lu b enjoyed an A p r il
arra ng ed especially fo r the c h il- I Fool p a rty at the home o f Mrs.
dfe n The pastor, Rev. S. R aynor 1 R uth Anderson A p r il 1. N ext m eet
S m ith, w ill speak at 11 a. m. on in g w ill be A p r il 15 at the home
•
"A
T riu m p h a n t F a ith ." ad m in is- | o f Mrs. C a rrie Selander and o f f i
1928 B nick Sedan
te rin g the r ite o f baptism . A t 8 cers w ill be elected fo r the com
Good fa m ily ear. Has had w o n o'clock Sunday evening the c h o ir in g year.
w ill pre: eni
"T h e R esurrection
d e rfu l care.
S to ry ." an Easter cantata, un de r
the d ire c tio n o f Miss C a rlo tta G il
bert.
U n ie
V
H IL L S B O R O .
M rs; Agnes Hines
Taken By Death
t i l . I I I . died nt h<•i
1 I lf p lir U lH O lliu
It Wl*( i*k
offers
ARGUS.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Paul Senko
COME IN AND SEE ME SOMETIME
See the New M cCormick-
Deering H arrow s Here
H E R E are times on nearly all farms when
the spring-tooth harrow is indispensable. For
stony, shaly soils it is better for ordinary seed-bed
work than the peg-tooth harrow. When deep
tillage is required there is nothing better than a
spring-tooth harrow pulled by a tractor, the tractor
providing sufficient power so that the teeth of the
harrow can be given all the angle needed.
McCormick-Deering Spring-Tooth Harrows are
designed and built to give you every possible spring-
tooth harrow advantage. We suggest you come
in and see the models on display in our store.
You'll find sizes, styles, and equipment to meet
your needs, whether you farm with horses or
tractor.
R O A ST S -B A K E SS T IW I
For just a few Pennies this
wonderful new fully automatic
roaster cooks a complete meal
for 6 without watchin*. Keeps
your kitchen cool. Roasts chicten
and meats, makes soups. be*aa
breads and biscuits, cookt «ea
foods and veitetables, makes
desserts. Finished in black behad
enamel end chromium.
T
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Electric STORES
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IRELAND
HILLSBORO FEED CO
HARDW ARE
I. X. L. Poultry and Dairy Feeds
C O M PA N Y
LESTER
Si CO.
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Phone 271
160 W Main St
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