Timi day, A |n il I
I 936
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S,
n iL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
1 m onths' visit w ith friends am i r e l
C an We B elieve" by G ilk ey is a
ativ es in C alifornia.
t study of new P ro testan tism .
Mrs. A. W eisenbuck and iluugh- I
"G lory H u n ter a I.ife of G eneral
ter Daisy, A llun W eixenback, Mr
C uster" by F F Van de W ater
and Mrs. G. A. W eisenbuck. A j
L egends about C u ster a re re fu ted
A llan, Mr and Mrs. D. Weiaen- j
h ere He ad m its his physical co u r
back mid d a u g h te r Lois of Port-
I l l » Ml»» M u r» H a n d y )
| W ash
is v isitin g re lativ es in B anks age, but show s C u ster to hav e been
land w eie E aster d in n e r p a r t y
HANKS E aster serv ice began in I for a few w eeks.
an egotist, cru el and often stupid,
guests of Mr and Mrs. H arold H anks al li o'clock S u n d ay m o rn
Mrs. C h arles S hipley u n d e rw e n t desiring glory. G ives his W est P oint
W eisenbuck of H illsboro.
ing w hen th e y o u n g people from a m ajo r o p eratio n In th e E m anuel record. C ivil W ar record, his b u rn
Mr. m i l l M rs N orm an B runsw ick th e E p w o rth L eague held a su n rise 1 hospital R ep o rt M onday w as th a t ing of S hen an d o ah farm s and ly n ch
ing of C o n fed erate troops. H ere is
an d son Ja c k of Kelso, Wash., v is serv ice on th e hill n o rth nt B anks I she was g e ttin g along v ery w ell.
w ere tw e n ty -tw o
young I Miss M oxie H opkins sp e n t the a tru th fu l reco rd of a life th a t w a,
ited Mr. and Mrs. D. I.. S u lliv an T h ere
people and Rev and M is E llsw orth 1 w eek-end visiting friends in S eattle, stirrin g rom ance.
last week.
“ W arrior W ho F ought C u ster"
Mr.. Rosu B ruce visited her m o th T ilton A fter the serv ice they c o o k Wash.
e r in Salam d u rin g th e E aster h o li ed th e ir break fast, bacon, eggs and | Ida H opkins and L ucille B u rn by T hom as M arquis is an Indian
co ffee Follow ing class period at ing have been reh ired as teacher.; story of C u ste r’s last b attle, but
days.
S unday school an E aster program of the M anning grade school.
gives an in te restin g account of
Miss F lorence Yen is v isiting w as given. A larg e crow d attended.
G ene W hite re tu rn e d borne from C heyenne Indian w ays of life, te ll
frien d s and relativ es in S h erid an
In th e ev en in g th e pageant, "T he th e hospital, T h u rsd ay . He was ing of life on th e reservations. Of
am i M cM innville this w eek.
C h allen g e of the C ross," was p re o p erated on for d ouble-m astoid in terest to those w ho like Indian
M rs A S c h ro ed er is reco v erin g sented before a larg e au d ien ce about th ree w eeks ago. He is doing stories.
from an uttuck of flu.
T his w as preceded by sev eral n u m very nicely b u t w ill not be ab le to
T w o book ; on Russia: "W e S o v i
I. Low e is surio u sly III w ith b ers by th e ju n io r choir and a a tte n d school any m ore th is term
et W om en” and “K apoot.”
Miss L u cille B u rn in g sp e n t the
pneu m o n ia in th e S m ith hosp ital l sh o rt talk by Rev. E M. Tilton.
M bs F rieda
N ext w eek w e w ill re fe r to s e v
in H i l l In a a
I Both
P ag ean t an d ch o ir w ere w eek end w ith frien d s in A berdeen eral new o u tstan d in g novels w hich
th e Iow a Hill
her pupils w ith
D. L. S u lliv an has re tu rn e d to h re c te d by Mrs. E. M. Tilton.
have been added to th e re n ta l sheif.
A lvena P arm ley sp en t th e w eek
w ork at J B Im lay A Solis aftei j Those tak in g p a rt in th e pageant
last Fl iday li'teriin o n
end
w
ith
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
red
Irvine
were T.idao Shigeno, N otsko, M ain-
Miss Jcu n u e Jepson. w ho
■ M k ■ UllMss of flu.
iro and H aru m i W akasugi, M arie and c h ild ren at O ak H ill n ear
In i n em ployed in P o rtlund,
Mi.., M arian llag g accom panied flieben,
M arion T resham . Esabell P ortland.
tin ut il hom e A pril 10.
D avid Mason of B eaverton i l l t l u
B etty J a n e an d N orm a Je a n
T e a c h e r. N am ed
llu t e
r o u t e . t in
C o rv allis F rid ay Je n cfiel, F ran cis an d H arold Mor- H eltzel of P o rtlan d sp en t several
ell, M ary S andy, K a th e rin e M iller
D
avid
Mason
won
second
place
W ilfiird K a i h wa . r e e le c te d to
days last w eek w ith th e ir g ran d
mil Peggy Wilson.
F u n eral services w ith full m ili
M r, A rvid N o rd lu n d led E aster
tench th e i n n Hill school n ex t
Mi and M rs
C lifford S andy parents. Mr. an d Mrs W G W alk
ta ry honors w ere held in S an F ra n
su
n
rise
m
eetin
g
S
u
n
d
ay
.
A
m
usical
fall J o e G n o s w a - chosen to teach
p en t E aster w ith th e ir son, Lam ar, er. Mrs. R ita H eltzel cam e out cisco A pril 7, for W alter V andehey,
th e Iowa Hill school b eginning pro g ram consisting of p iano solos at C orvallis.
S a tu rd a y from P o rtlan d and r e son of Mr and Mrs. G eorge V an
by H elen H ecker a n d
M arian
w ith th e fall term .
Hazel W olford an d Dolly D olan of m ained u n til S u n d ay ev ening a t the dehey of Roy. w ho w as k illed th e re
P u p ils nt the F ern Hill school Hagg, and w h istlin g solo by Mrs O regon N orm al w ere w eek -en d v is W alker home.
in a landslide at a w ork project
P. L am bing w as given. S c rip tu re ito rs of H azel’s p aren ts, Mr and
cele b rated Canter
Mrs Eva M oore and son Rodney A pril 3. In te rm e n t w as a t th e
and p ra y e r w ere given by Rev. T Mr F red W olford, an d fam ily.
co n tests an d race
of P o rtlan d w ere w eek-end v is Presidio.
D uncan.
eggs w ere used
Mr. an d M rs Eli G rin d le sp en t ito rs of frien d s and relativ es here.
S u n d ay school gave an E aster E aster day in P o rtlan d at th e home
He w as born n e a r G re en v ille in
( i leb ralcs B irth d ay
Mr. and Mrs. M illard B u rn ett.
pro g ram S u n d ay m orning. T he p ro f th e n son. F ran k G rin d le. T hey 1 M r and M rs. Roy S ch ulm erlch 1881 and atten d ed school th ere. He
Mi
Jo h n S ta ik c ele b rated h er g ram w as m ade u p of n u m b ers
.served in the arm y d u rin g th e
b irth d a y by e n te rta in in g w ith a from each class. T he p rim ary class »Iso visited th e ir now g reat grand- and c h ild ren and M r. and M rs. R W orld w ar. being one of th e first
c.ird p u rty *t h er hom e A pril 11. gave a sh o rt play. R eadings w er ; •on. b o rn in M arch, to Mr. and A. W ilcox and ch ild ren enjoyed to enlist from his hom e com m unity.
Gut-4.. a < r e Mi . G eorge M eyer, given by D oris Rae H arrison. H elen Mrs. P au l O sm an «Edith G rin d lei a picnic n e a r S unset cam p on the D uring th e past n in e y e a rs he had
G eorge T hom pson is w o rk in g on N ehalem riv e r Sunday.
Mi and M is O scar P fah l and A l Im luy and E velyn W illiam s Mrs,
been em ployed as an officer of th e
People Move
he L u th era n ch u rch b uilding, w hich
vin and I.«»i . Mi and M is. Louin O. Im lay's class sang.
Mrs. P
Ed C lark m oved to th e room s L incoln P a rk police and w as acting
being b u ilt In F o rest Grove.
N eu k irk and John, Mr. an d Mrs. L am bing, w h istlin g solo, a song by
G rad e school p u p ils enjoyed an at the side of his garage last w eek. as overseer for a CCC p ro je c t te m
L eonard M iddy, Mr. a n d Mrs. th e W illing W orkers' q u a rte t. An
porarily, p lan n in g to re tu rn to th e
Kudolf M cver and V ernon a n (1 a tte n d a n c e of o v er 105 was th e re E aster egg b u n t F rid a y aftern o o n . Mr. and M rs. C h arles S h ip ley have police force soon, w hen h e m et
S u n d ay visitors at th e H ighlands purchased th e St. C laire house, his death.
A lta. M is M N eum ann. Mix. H< 1- in com parison w ith UH last y e a r on
frog farm w ere Mr. an d Mrs. M fo rm erly occupied by Ed C lark, and
mold, Mr H crdletti, Mr and Mr.s. E aster.
He w as m a rrie d in 1923 to Ella
ic b ra m e l of F orest G rove and Mrs. have m oved there.
H erm an Kueek« i and H elen and
Eloise S tiff and D onald T rach sel S ch ram el's sister and h u sb an d of
H olfeldt of T illam ook, w ho w ith a
H arold, M isses A nna an d E sther played th e vio lin a n d
D onald H erndon. K ansas, Mr. and Mrs.
sm all son, W alter Jr.. su rv iv e him.
M rvei
and H elen a n d D orothy B eck er play ed th e g u ita r at th e
HelmoJd. and Erin 4 M eyer, H en recital of th e N ational In s titu te of Fred Irv in e of P o rtlan d . I. S. Irv in e
if St. Jo h n s, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
ry N eum ann. H enry N eu k irk . and M usic W ednesday In H illsboro.
H ow ard of M onm outh. Mr. B ram -
la "iiard and H enry G u isk e. Mi;. •
berg of In d ep en d en ce and Mrs.
A nna M eyer presen ted h er suiter
( B y M r« J. C Sm ith)
A lice S m ith and d a u g h te r of M on
w ith an att i activ e b irth d a y cak e In
H A ZELD A LE— " H e r e C o m e s
m outh.
th e sh ap e of an E aster egg nest.
C
h
arlie"
w ill be presented a t the
B anks g rad e school w ill have a
High scores m 5UU" w ere held by
baseball gam e F rid ay afternoon. A loha G ran g e hall S a tu rd a y e v e
Mi. and Mi
K udolf M ey er and
A fterw ard s th ey w ill a tten d th e n in g at 8:15. T h e play ' is being
low by E sther M eyer an d H erm an
I.E IS Y V IL L E - L e is y v il le W o Poppy P o ster e x h ib it reception.
sponsored by th e H azeldalc com
Km t her
m u n ity club and is u n d e r th e di- i
L u th e ra n school ch ild ren a r e m e n s chib m et last T h u rsd ay w ith
Teachers
Named
rection of Mrs. J e a n O 'C onnor.
h aving th e ir E aster vueation thus Mrs. A lbert H anley. New officers
T
h
re
e
teac
h
ers
of
th
e
g
rad
e
a re Mrs. F ra n k P ran g cr. presi
D ancing w ill follow to m usic su p
w eek.
school
have
been
h
ire
d
for
th
e
n
ex
t
d en t; Mrs. A Maes, v ice-p resid en t;
plied by S ap p in g to n 's o rch estra.
Iteeord Good
year.
T
h
ey
a
re
V
erle
W
hite,
p
rin
Mrs. Jo h n S in clair, s e c re ta ry -tre a s
M r. and Mrs. W illiam H eil had
P upils of th e B loom ing school u rer. N ext m eetin g w ill be w ith cipal. an d teach er of sev en th , and
,,. as th e ir guests over th e w eek-end I
w ith p erfect atte n d a n c e reco rd s for Mrs Ben Coussens.
eig h th grades; Iren e B row n fifth Mr. ancj Mrs. W. B erk ley an d M rs
t h e p. .4 . ix w e e k s a r e D o r is S im
Mrs. F ran cis H anley, w ho has and six th grades; R u th B ailey, G rcives of V ancouver. Wash.
mon . A nita K in h m er an d Je a n and been ill for som e tim e at h er hom e ' th ird an d fo u rth grad es; Miss M oxie
E aster services w ere held in th e
B everly H ergert.
H opkins, w ho has ta u g h t th e first school S u n d ay afternoon. C h ild ren
is im proving.
W alter L iehcnow i sp en d in g thus
and
second
g
rad
es
for
fo
u
r
years,
Mr. J S ens has been v isitin g 1
of the S u n d ay school p resen ted a
w eek w ith his sisters at G aston. relativ es in S eattle.
has decided to teach th e th ird and program of songs and recitatio n s
I h le n Licbenow spent th e early
fo u rth grades in S herw ood. H er Miss M arian D oty of B e a v erto n i
part i f tlu w eek in P o rtla n d w ith
successor in B an k s has no t y et played a p iano solo. R. B. D oty of |
Mr. and M rs C h arles P ran d aw .
been chosen.
B eaverton p resided and E. E. E v e r
JIiss M eyer H onored
Poster Reception Friday
e tt of P o rtla n d w as speaker.
B
ETH
AN
Y-CED
AR
M
ILL
—
T
w
o
j
T
h
e
a
u
x
ilia
ry
of
th
e
A
m
erican
Mrs. H arold S h a p e r sp en t th e |
E: lend ; of Miss M ildred M eyer
in pri ed h er w ith a p arty in hon- ! y ears ago Mrs. Jo h n Z itzm an p la n t Legion w ill hold a reception for w eek-end w ith h er p aren ts. Mr
ed
som
e
seed
w
hich
w
as
supposed
i
th
e
B
anks
and
M
an
n
in
g
grade
and Mrs. F E. Boyd of F e rn h ill.
or ol her b irth d ay A p ril 11. P re s
ent
w ere M isses M ildred M e y e r,1 to be an em o n e seed. In stead a school teac h ers an d pupils, who
B etty S ch lip p of H illsdale spent
h
ealtn
y
stra
w
b
e
rry
plant
cam
e
up
have
e
n
te
re
d
in
th
e
poppy
poster
i
a few days of last w eek as th e
M ai a: et Kuei ker. Lois zMton. L eha
O 'C onnor. C lara Helm old. and M il and the first y e a r it bad tw o big j contest F rid ay . T h e p o sters w ill be guest of Jo an H eil,
Mr. an d M rs. B la c k b u rn had as
d red K rahcncr, and K obert L iebe- I b erries on it. T h e second y e a r it i on disp lay and th e prizes w ill be
now, E dm und W eichbrodt, l i a r o l i 1 had four b e rrie s on it and it m ade ! aw ard ed . E veryone w ho is in te r e s t th e ir guest o v er E aster Dr. R idge
w ay of O lym pia, Wash. H e is M rs
Meyer. G car am i A lb ert M uhly, 37 ru n n ers. T h is spring. Mrs Z ltz- I ed is in v ited to atten d .
B lack b u rn 's b ro th e r. T he m en sp en t
M e lv in M is e r. A rth u r an d E lm er m an p lan ted 37 straw b e rry p lan ts j
Store
Opened
M onday a t T aft.
Go ke. H am id K r.ihrner and R irh - from one p lan t w hich w as sup-
A
larg
e
crow
d
a
tte
n
d
e
d
th
e
r
e
a id lie rd le m . G am es w ere placed. p HC d to h av e been an anem one. ' open in g of th e B anks M eal M arket.
Mi and Mrs A lfred D ysle Jr.
P riz e w in n er
in 'Hearts'* w e n
S a tu rd ay . C h arles K essler, th e p ro
Mil h e I and H arold M eyer, high, of n ear T oledo sp en t th e E aster I p rieto r, has ju st had his sto re r e
v
acatio
n
w
ith
Mr.
and
M
rs
A
lfred
and Lois A lton an d M elvin Meyer,
m odeled inside. D ick M orris of
D ysle Sr.
(By M rs. R. L. S m ith)
low.
P o rtla n d assisted in th e sto re F r i
We w ish to call y o u r a tten tio n
A
card
p
arty
and
d
an
ce
w
as
held
J
T heodore P fahl of Tin* D alles
day
a
n
d
S
atu
rd
ay
.
to th e q u estio n n aires. T h e re are
s p e n t E.i t e r a t t h e A l b e r t K r a h - at th e C ellar Mill G ran g e hall S a t
Mr. an d M rs R o b ert P e tit and
nu r hom e Mr Pfahl it p o rts that u rd ay night S even tab les of "500' I tw o ch ild ren of R ainier, Wash., a re still m ore av a ila b le a t th e desk,
w ere in play.
and w e hope those w ho took them
he wa elected to co n tin u e teach
Mr. and Mrs. J Wvss an d M. C. : v isiting a few days th is w eek w ith hom e and have not filled th e m out
lug th e re w ith th e o p ening of the
M
rs
P
e
tit's
p
aren
ts.
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
L arsen e n te rta in e d w jth an E a ste r!
w ill do so an d re tu rn th em to the
fall term .
O. I) D reezen. and o th e r relativ es lib rary . A n u m b e r of th e books r e
E ianeis S im a n h l an d D o y l e I d in n e r party S u n d ay . P resen t w ere I and friends.
F red K irsch o f
q uested hav e been p u rch ased and
Jo h n <»n .n< em ployed at th e C o n - ) Mr. and Mrs
M ax D reezen H onored
solidnted Lugging com pany n ear G ray s R iver. W ash., Mr. and Mrs | Mrs. M ax D reezen en te rta in e d a re now in circu latio n .
E dw in H ickey a n d son I.aw renue.
T he flow ers in th e lib ra ry hav e J
T im ber.
w ith a d in n e r p a rty T uesday e v e
Mr. and Mr Jo h n L icbenow a re | Mr and Mrs. J. L arsen. W alter n in g in h o n o r of M r. D reezen ’s been enjoyed v e ry m uch by p atro n s '
K irsch, and L ouise E v erett, all of
and lib ra ria n , an d w e w ish to
l a y i n g at th e ij in n a n Liebcnow
b irth d ay . P resen t w ere Mr. and
hom e Jo h n is w orking for C h arlie I P o rtlan d ; D orothy Boy, C arl l.a r- I Mrs. O scar L ove an d fam ily of th a n k Mr. N ew sham , w ho has con- |
sen, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wyss. Ja c - I
trib u te d so m any b e a u tifu l sprays,
D em m in.
T h a tc h e r and Mr. an d Mrs. E m m ett also Mrs. T eu fel fo r th e b eau tifu l !
q u elin c Wyss. and M. C. l.arscn .
S
h
ip
ley
and
fam
ily
of
B
anks.
Mr and Mrs. Y ule A ustin e n te r
p lan t.
Player Hurt
tain ed w ith a d in n e r p arty E aster
T hose w ho en jo y ed G ilk ey 's books
Sunday. P resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs. I B ud V an d o m elen receiv ed a leg I w ill w elcom e tw o m ore. "E ffective
H arvey C a rr an d fam ily of St. i w ound w hile p lay in g b aseb all S u n L iving" by Ja m e s G ilkey, discusses
Jo h n s. Mr. and Mrs. G lenn C arr. day. He w as p lay in g sh o rt-sto p on som e p ractical problem s of e v e ry
Bill C arr. M r an d Mrs P. M orn- th e B anks team . B ud had four day life, like fear, d isappointm ent,
Illy It me] C hurrhtryI
ing and d a u g h te r G loria J e a n of stitch es ta k e n in his leg. T he cut and se lf-d istru st an d suggests im
REEDVIL1.E P a ic n l-T e a c h e r as- G reeley. Colo., D i c k W ohlferd. w as m ade by th e cleats of a r u n m ed iate an d c o n crete w ays w hich
s< ciation wil sponso r an a m a te u r C lark Dwight and Y uleene A ustin, n er's shoes.
o rd in a ry people can use to ad v an t- j
p rogram F rid ay ev en in g a t th e and Mr. and Mrs. Yule A ustin.
Donald Rcppeto of Ryderwood, age in coping w ith them . "W hat
church.
II. cd vi lie businessm en's
Mr. and Mrs. P. M orning and
rh y th m hand an d n u m b ers by P.-T. d a u g h te r G lo ria J e a n of G reeley,
A m em bers w ill be given. A pie C o lo , sp en t last w eek w ith Mr.
.social w ill be held in th e school and Mrs. G lenn C a rr and Mr. and
hoic-c im m ed iately a fte r th e p ro M rs Y ule A ustin an d fam ily. Mrs.
gram . C offee and pie w ill be ; Id A i,lining is a sister of G len n C a rr
to those w ho do not buy pics. E v ai d Mrs. Y ule A ustin. T hey left
ery o n e invited.
M onday m o rn in g for Eugene.
.Move to llilsb n ro
Mr. and Mrs. M. S cn k o h av e
S u b scrib e for the Argus
m oved to H illsboro Mr. an d Mrs.
E. C um pbell of P o rtla n d h a v e
bought th e ir hom e here.
Mr and M r- W. M S ullies gave
a d in n er S un d ay in honor of R alph
S nipe
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lorenz
and Mrs R alph .Snipe:; an d d a u g h
te r G erald in e w ere o th er guests.
M i... M argaret Im lay returned
hom e S a tu rd a y from a t h r e e
Blooming Unit
Picks Delegate
Easter Sunrise Service Held
at Banks on Sunday Morning
Military Funeral
Given County Man
Page Three
He is also survived by his parents,
five b ro th ers, W illiam . Leo, F ran-
cis all of Roy; Joseph of Forest
G rove, a n d
A1 J. of Hillsboro:
and five sisters, Mrs. M J Van-
derzanden. H attie V andehey of Roy,
Mrs J J. V anLoo of C ornelius,
Mrs. K. D. M atthew s of San F ra n
cisco. Cal., and Mrs. W alter Busch
of H illsboro.
|
MRS. ELIZA B ETH REGAN
FO REST G R O V E - F u n e ra l serv - '
S u b scrib e for th e Argil*.
ices for M rs E lizabeth Regan, w ho ;
died at th e hom e of her sister. Mrs.
P ete W hite, in Los A ngeles A pril
12. w ere held W ednesday m orning
at St. A nthony's church w ith Rev.
F ath er Boesch officiating. In te r
m ent was in St. M atthew 's cem - ,
e tery in H illsboro.
MRS. MARY STITT
Mrs. Regan w as born in A ltdorf,
Mrs. M ary S titt, 81, d ied at her S w itzerland, and cam e to this
co u n try 54 years ago.
hom e in B eaverton A p ril 1.3 and
fu n eral services w ere held W ednes
We specialize in q u a lity co m
d ay aftern o o n from th e B eaverton m ercial
p rin tin g .—Argus.
tf
C ongregational ch urch. V ault e n
tom b m en t w as a t R iv erv iew cem e
tery.
Mrs. S titt w as th e m o th er of
W illiam J. S titt and M rs K ate
M unthe, P o rtlan d ;
Mrs. M atilda
K elley. Los A ngeles. C al.; and Mrs.
L illian T hyng. B eaverton
She is
also su rv iv ed by six g ran d ch ild ren
and tw o g reat g ran d ch ild ren .
Used
Machinery
at REAL SAVINGS
•
Case Power Control 7-foot
Disc Harrow
Fordson Tractor
A-l Condition
2 MeCormick-Deerimr
Mowers
25-tooth Spring-tooth
Harrow
12-20 Case Tractor
Claude
COOMER
Les
LACKEY
Moline
Manure
Spreader
2-3 Bottom John Deere
Tractor Plow
"Line Up With Bear”
2-bottom Grand
Detour Plow
Stop th a t shimmying and tire wear. We offer
the latest equipment for front end aligning.
10-foot McCormick-Dccring
Double Disc Grain Drill
General Repairing
Body and Fender Work
Shell Gasoline and Oil
HEINRICH
BROS.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
365 E. Main St.
158 8. 3rd Ave.
Phone 721
Phone 1062
H illsboro, O regon
A cross th e S tre e t from H illsboro P ostoffice
"In Youi Case, Buy a CASE"
Hazcldale Giving
Play Aloha Hall
Mrs. F. Prangcr
Named President
1902
- - 1936
Penney’s Celebrate W ith Values
Bethany-Cedar Mills
In April, 1902, the first Penney Store was opened in Kemmerer, Wyo. Today
1488 communities enjoy the savings—the direct contacts with large markets—the
advantages of mass buying that are made possible through J. C. Penney Stores.
Library News
DRESSES REDUCED
Colonial
BEDSPREADS
Lovely New
DRESSES REDUCED
ReedviHe P.-T. A.
Sponsors Program
Heavy Cotton
84 x 105
REDUCED
to $ £ O O
Gowns
Genuine Windsor
KRINKLE CREPE
Fast Colors
A WANT-AD
Indian Detign Cotton
BLANKETS
Sj^.00
F IN D IT /
"liiiilt tu Outlast Them All
Grand blankets to use outdoor*
this summer! Do not show soil
easily! Convenient. 66 by 80 in
DODGE
TRUCKS
There's Still Mmv for Your Money in (lie
New 1936 Dodge Line. Inspect •
These Features
q
A
Full-Floating Rear Axle
Safety Steel Cabs
Gas-Saving Engine Features
Hydraulic Brakes
Smart Advanced Styling
Fore-Point Weight Distribution
We have the rigid truck lor your needs.
Inspect I MIDGE today!
Cady Motor Co.
Dodge and Plymouth
Hillsboro’* Oldest Automobile Healer
lift S. Third Avr.
Hillsboro
Oregon
PEACH. PINK
WHITE
Anniversary
S A N o r .r c R
Jo h n so n 's F loor
WAX. Lb.
Bamboo
RAKES
PAINT
BRUSHES
1 0 (.
O t/C
15c
10c u„
R evised 3rd E dition of
“ Time to Paint”
Ready for Home Owners
New co lo r p lates and m a
terial b rin g this in v alu ab le
free book tip to date. Ask
for y o u r copy.
136 8. Third Ave.
(V en etian tick et, J a s p e r K e lle r, Rt. 1, H illsboro)
WASH CLOTHS
Soft and Quick Drying!
49c
FREE BOOK!
Selfridge Furniture Co.
rhone 2IX
Price
GARDEN
RAKES ............ O v C
5,000 Yards New
Wash Prints
3 ,or IO®
Convenient size — 12 inches
square! Mnteh your towels with
these plaid patterns and color* I
STORE-WIDE SAVINGS
10« 15* 19* P E N N E Y 'S
C.
PENNEY
COM PANY,
In c o r p o r a te d