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P age Eight r H IL L S B O R O Records Good Laurel Ridge AR G U S, H IL L S B O R O , Display Hobbies at Annual Shorn Here Last IFreA’ Dust Continues Work of Desolation in Southwest Miss Oberst Bride at Honu W edding on Easter P nJ S» el <T ci K n ic h a e S il a e r F F Y 1 J I ] ] d I r € t f < •) € € I r i I I I i 1 i I ] i i i 1 OREGON T h u r s d a y , A p ril 23, 1936 State Groupings for Soil Program p motin II Hoard, tit 4. Shei w ood, m ile south E atluington I* »II; lll u » h o i Foi t 4 G iove. St*h P D u H m . s. -A v * ’ Suhstltur for Hay . V4«0l 4 l o n sn lerab le in te re st was show n WE suggest gro u n d oat hulls p ro N O R I II in th e second a n n u a l liobbv show, - * * lü*â I tein 4 ; , fat 2’-, fib re 25’. < » iow. sponsored by the R otary club, at Price. »9 Ion F O It w arehouse (B y M iw H e lm A - b a h r l QHHt the H illsboro union high school CENTRAL - O IL . Im perial .......I A G rain C o , S 2nd T h u rsd ay night. LAUREL RIDGE P u p ils of L a u r M O .......... - , »J. I A v e, H illsboro P hone 111 10 el R idge school, w ho have no: R ibbons w ere a w a rd e d prize w in- j W I S H KN »« N, been absent n o r ta rd y d u rin g th e n e ts in stam ps as follows: l> S | A »* \ STRAW w anted, w heat or oat history in postage stam p«. N eil last m onth, a re D orothy and H.u - Im perial Feed A G rum Co . Hill |» IU | Í ' ■ - . " . '. - " ' - s , R ichardson. 1st. T eddy G ard n er, • old C appoen, A nna and Jo h n M y I ,- r , boro P hone 01 10 ers and D elbert Davis. 2nd A lbum collections S tu a r t,' R ichardson, 1st; Ja c k C hristensen, Past Noble G ran d s' club of R ain SOU I HI KN tie TW O m en an d tru c k for 2nd. I o reig n stam ps F red B ernatl, ... ci I •> bow R ebekah lodge m et at th e lu m b er haul, or short logs, also V 1st F irst day covers R obert P eters I. O. O, F. h all in Sherw ood logging job for tru c k unit trallei k z 1st. Toni S huck, 2nd; F red Bernini. , A pril 15 noon w ith Mrs. Agni ‘ - “W . , Six- Wick, H illsboro M otor Co 3rd N ew sp ap er stam ps -C T and H ite and Mrs, C la ra H agcy as h o st I ’ ll, ,l ie III I \ i III in : I I ’l l I ll| Neil R ichardson Air m ail C. T I ess. Neil R ichardson E ducational I H ORSES and m ules for sale of S herw ood G ran g e Wed n e s d a v U T and Neil R ichardson. Blocks on th e Jo h n H ergert p la te evening put on first and second of four V T and Neil R ichardson. | This m ap show s now m e U nited S la te s has been divided Into 0v» din- I 2 ‘s trude. m iles south of C o rn eliu s toil degrees for tw o candidates. 1st and 2nd. M iscellaneous fram es I tr ic ts lor a d m in is tra tio n ol the new »500.Olio 000 soil conservation Miss Oberst Bride t T. and Neil R ichardson. 1st, | program . I lie regional d ire c to rs a re : E ast C entral and N o rth east, NINE ucres, I ‘a m iles out All in 2nd an d 3rd. E aster S u n d ay Miss T helm a cu ltiv atio n , I ucres filberts, fam- John II ilu ta o n : N orth C en tral, (ivruld II. l'liorua; S uuthurn. Cully O berst. d au g h ter of Mr. and Mis. M iscellaneous aw a rd s w ere m ade A. Cobb; W estern. George E. F a rre ll. T hese four men w ere In ch arg e illy o rch ard , berries, w alnuts, I as follow s M inerals W alter C hai A ugust O berst. becam e the b rid e of com m odity p ro g ram s u n d er A A. T he d ire c to rs will nave bend* room house, b ain , chlx h o u r elec of G eorge A B ro w n J r . of Me n ets of F orest G rove. 1st Oil q u u rte rs In W ashington and w ill work under th e supervision of tricity. Realty to m ove In. Vers I p a in tin g M rs H R. C h a n tle r. Is'. M innville at th e hom e of b rid e' 1 cheap at »1800, easy term s B uttons Mrs. E E B entley. 1st , H arold It. l'olley. a ctin g AAA n diiitiilsirutor. parents. T he y o u n g couple w ill ■ d < TW O acres. 5 room houae. E nlarged kodaks Mrs. R E P e te r ' m ak e th e ir hom e in M iM in n v ile Most of th e n a tio n receiv ed p len ty of m o is tu re d u r l n c <-he Iasi w in te r, but th e d u st bowi a re a , in c lu d of liKlwn, c i t y convenience! 1st S k e tch in g M M Romig. 1st S herw ood camp. W. O. W . w as 12. C om m ittee Includes Mrs W rath ing p a rts of K an sas. O k lah o m a. C o lo rad o . New M exico, a n d T exas, is su fferin g a g a in from lack of B eauty S hop Moved $2800, term s Hand carv ed m odels R aym ond erred , ch airm an . Mr R asm ussen of host to th e D istrict No. 3 co n Ivy Syvor.son, whosv beauty ahop ra in an d snow , as d u st sto rm s c o n tin u e fro m w h e re th ey le ft off la te last fait. T h e d e se rte d ta rm - l-'or Kent vention S atu rd ay . M eltebeke. sw eepstakes; D onald S herw ood an d H arry H udson of location w as lost In the recent 35 ACRES 2 in cu ltiv atio n , pa h o u se abo v e. Ju st acro ss th e T exas lin e in w e ste rn O k lah o m a, h as been b u rled alm o st com pletely by C ady, 1st Wixxl w ork in g E rnest I B eaverton. , S c h u lin c n c h fire on Main street, Mr. Loring Dies lure, tim ber, creek, shack C l..... san d an d d u st. Many fa rm e rs in th is reg io n n av e g iven up th e b a ttle a g a in s t n a tu r e an d m oved aw ay. Brow n. 1st. M m Romig. 2nd. V isitors w ere present from C o has m oved her equipm ent to room s 1 in. $50 per y ear A bigail L. L oring. 92. died at W G Ide. 311 T h e re is one e n c o u ra g in g a sp e c t— th e sto rm s d id n o t s t a r t u n til M arch th is y e a r. In 193« an d R o tarian s and th e ir w ives e n lum bia, M arion and M ultnom ah over th e D elta D rug store, w here the hom e of h er niece, Mrs. N ettie 1935 th ey b eg an in J a n u a r y . joyed a d in n e r m eeting in t h e counties, and man> candidate? vi , she opened for business thib week E M ain S t. H illsboro. basem ent p rio r to the ju d g in g ( in atte n d a n c e G eorge P alm iter of Som e new fu rn itu re bus been udd- STRA Y ED or stolen S unday. Apr il Fitch, in S herw ood. A p ril 10 S u r Ju d g es w ere H arry S w art, p re si P ortland, form er sta te m aster, and ed, she reports. vivors a re tw o sisters. Mrs. H. P. 19. from C ornelius: C ream w hite dent O regon S tam p society. E G I A nna H adley, se c re ta ry ol the Mar B assett of Sodus. Mich., an d M rs P ekinese dog. black eye? and nosi Rockwell, leader in th e stam p s o j ton C ounty Pom ona G runge and S. E. C an n o n of Chicago. In te r R ew ard for re tu rn or Inform ation ciety, and Mr. Fry. 1935 prize win , can d id a te for sta te se c re ta ry , w e n m ent w as in P leasan t H ill cem - to Ills w h ereab o u ts tC h lld 'a pelt n er All w ere from P o rtlan d | am ong th e visitors. I etery. M r- W M cPherson, C orneltu T h e blessing of G od is c e rta in Mrs. B entley had on d isplay a estim ated a. If,-INCH. tcn-diM’ h arro w . 14-incli Mrs G K. A u stin and son K en ly fallin g in th e H D. M itzner large collection of b uttons, m ade by , A tten d an ce was w ood beam brush plow, a n il GUERNSEY row . th ird calf, duuhl n eth of N ew b erg v isited at th e C. cam paign. Mr. M itzn er’s sim ple her sin ce th e first of th e year. m ore than 200. all tables being fill tested, and h eifer calf fur alt for .xalv Sam F r o s t . E. N ystrom hom e S u n d ay a fte r- an d p o w erfu l m essages a re b rin g Funeral for Early Day Drug 1 hey w ere a ttra c tiv e and mutual ed for the g ra n g e luncheon ¿Ik - ti.iilri Scholls. lOtf W Q O rr. m ile southeast of I noon. I noon. ing real b lessin g to th e h e a rts of in design and caused co n sid erab le Scholls store P hone 0651 Scholl Store Man Monday com m ent. . Mr. an d Mrs. W. A. C asev of all. H e w ill be sp eak in g to n ig h t on a ll th e s e g o o d c a rs G UERNSEY heifer. Jersey heifer. B etty; "W hat kind of stone is C hicago an d Mrs. N eliie W right on "One Day W ith th e L ord is as Io fresh en soon, for sule Jo h n RHODE Island led h atching eg>; , Jo a n 's en g ag em en t rin g '"' sister to Mrs. C asey, of H arv ard a T ho u san d Y ears;" F rid ay , on Jam es P. M agruder. 79. early Hare, m ile no rth of J u n io r high New Z ealand w h ite rab b its ’31 Ford Coupe "P au l's T h o rn in th e F lesh .’ This 111., a rriv e d A p ril 13 to v isit M r day H illsboro druggist, died F riday school. It) Phone 1074 |o Joyce: "A rolling stone I hud A v ery good ear. new paint. w ill be a D ivine H ealing service. and M rs. S. S. S tearn s. in th e hom e of his daughter, Mr last." Ex. On S u n d ay m o rn in g th e pastor Ella L. B raun, in Boise. Idaho, of 1- ’i >R S A I ,E till y . i l <i.s i ow fe r tili M od m i llsn cr ’31 Plym outh Coach w ill speak, w h ile S u n d ay ev en in g pneum onia, an d fu n eral services zer; new O riole m ilk cooler, new I At S hadyside every S a tu rd a j We sp ecialize in q u a lity com 2- b u rn e r g a s plate, A course for sen io r 4-H club F airbanks- night Ladnw free u n til 9 2(1 Ad R econditioned th ro u g h o u t. w ere held from th e D onelson & tf Morse a ir com pressor W ant h i mission 25c in S ew ell fu n e ra l chapel h e re M on m em bers in th e p rin cip ies of ru ral m ercial p rin tin g .—A rgus. day aftern o o n w ith b u rial in the elec trificatio n has been organized ’27 Chev Sedan by Ben F aber, P o rtlan d G eneral M asonic cem etery. A ir w heels, good buy. E lectric ru r a l serv ice agent, for H e w as m orn. O ctober 12. 1856. W ashington county, and I. E F ran Sunny, w arm days, p rev alen t in M arysille. Cal., and cam e to ’28 Pontiac Sedan : d u rin g th e last tw o w eeks, have cis, assistan t co u n ty agent. The W ashington co u n ty in 1868. From R uns fine, good u pholstery. b ro u g h t re q u e sts fo r sh o w ers from H illsboro he w ent to D allas, w here course is being given in the C hi ; ow n ers of law ns, flow ers a n d he w o rk ed as a druggist before halem M ountain d istrict w ith H a i farm s. O rch ard s a re in full bloom S ch m eltzcr acting as local leader i ’29 Durant Sedan re tu rn in g to H illsboro, w h ere he ry for th e group. 1 an d n a tu re seem s a tte m p tin g to P le n ty m iles left, reasonable. m anaged th e L in k la te r d ru g sto re • T he w ork w ill consist of tr a in m ak e up tim e lost d u rin g th e in for 16 years. ing in th e fu n d am en tals of e le c clem ent w e a th e r of M arch. ’29 Essex Coupe, R. S. F rom H illsboro ne w ent to tricity, th e p rin cip al ty p es of w ir T em p eratu res h av e clu n g co n L ebanon, w here he o p erated a drug ing. p rin cip les of con stru ctio n , op A n e x c e p tio n a l car sisten tly to p o in ts ab o v e 70 d e store for M ilton M iller, going from eratio n and care of m otors, an d th e grees w ith te m p e ra tu re s of 83 d e th e re to F orest G roe and la te r r e application of ele c tric pow er on the grees reg istered on A p ril 15. and ' tu rn in g to H illsboro, w h ere he r e farm , w hich includes stu d ies r e ' 79 on A p ril 17. acco rd in g to rec- I m ained for a few y ears before go lating to feed g rinding, w ater h e a t ords k ep t by A. W. Moore, o b ing to W allowa, w h ere he o p erated ing. irrig atio n , lighting, brooding, N ew and Used se rv e r for th e biological survey. a p h arm acy u n til th re e y ears ago, etc. S hould th e course prove sa tis Bargain Prices D u rin g th e last w eek, fiv e day-, w hen he retire d , going to live factory and popular, o th e r com . w ere reco rd ed as clo u d y w ith a w ith his d a u g h te r in Boise. He has m u n ities w ill be in cluded A nv tra c e of ra in W ednesday. D uring been gone from H illsboro for t h : group d e sirin g w ork along this line WILLYS 77 th e tw o w eek s’ period, m in im u m last 20 or 25 years. should co n tac t th e co u n ty agent's The Economy C ar I te m p e ra tu re s h av e fallen as low S u rv iv in g him a re a son, S am uel office. as 39 ab o v e zero on A p ril 20 w ith L. of San F rancisco and th e d a u g h th e av erag e aro u n d 41. W ednesday „ .00 te r at Boise. , w as th e coolest day in tw o w eeks C* ¿ÈST . H e was a S p an ish -A m erican w ar w itn a m ax im u m of 68. veteran, h aving en listed from H ills Rev. H. D. M itzner D eliv ered h e re boro in 1898 in C om pany E. Second O regon in fa n try . He was also a Complete assortment in stock Rev. M itzn er w ill ag ain b rin g th e m em ber of th e A. F & A. M lodge (C o n tin u e d fro m page I ) message. S ervices w ill be held e v COM E IN AND SEE THEM! the tra n sp o rta tio n act w hich p re e ry n ig h t n ex t w eek except S a tu r vents ra ilro a d s from ch arg in g m ore d ay at 7:45. T h e follow ing a re for a sh o rt haul th a n for a long (C o n tin u e d f rum p a z e I t som e ad d itio n al topics. S u n d ay Graham $865 one o \ e r the sam e line In the H einrich, and M axine K erk m an . evening. "T he H iding Place." M on sam e directio n . A n o th er resolution h e re Second y ear. W arren Sahnow . Paul day, "I W ill B u ild M y C h u rch ." favor- the en actm en t of the W het 1- Schaus. L ester K ahle. R o b ert H ein T uesday. "Too M u c h R elig ion.” (C o n tin o e d fro m ]t rich, D onald K erk m an . A rth u r W ednesday. "W ake Up. R ise Up. possession of the ta ttle . This w as j c r-G ille tt bill now b efo re congress, C oussens and B ern ard Seus. T h ird Look Up. F ill U p." T h ere w ill also ab o u t S ep tem b er 4. 1935. He is a l w hich w ould ex ten d th e 3 4 per in y ear. Tom m y G regg. H a rry W endt be a serv ice th is F rid a y m o rn in g leged to have lived on th e farm cent In terest ch arg e on federal farm loans for a n o th e r year. and E lm er W endt. F o u rth year. at te n o'clock fo r all w ho can a t until Ja n u a ry , w hen he disap- j T he m eetin g w ent on record as , 2nd and W ash. Phone 2641 Rem i Coussens, A lb ert Coussens ten d . Y ou w ill g reatly en jo y Mr. peaied. All of th is tim e, an d u p 1 favoring the congressional investí- j an d A lbert Van De M ocrtel. F ifth M itzn er's m in istry . to th e tim e of his a rrest, he has , gation in to th e cost system now y ear. C yril L orenz. S ix th y ear, E d been m ak in g sm all paym ents of i used in the m an u fa c tu re and d is w ard Seus. in terest, th e loan com pany alleges. I trib u tio n o f farm im plem ents to Q u ality jo b p rin tin g —A rgus. h aving th e le tte rs m ailed from 1 d eterm in e w hy cast o f farm m a F o u n d a tio n various places so th a t he could ch in ery is so p ro h ib itiv e to the not be traced. farm er. Styled by Hickory B ecom ing suspicious w hen the Levy of a .10 m ill tax to provide M errills d isap p eared from t h e , funds for a county fair w as favored Scholb; ranch, th e loan com pany I also. T he m eeting also voted to K e ep trim , k e e p c o m began ch eck in g on th e cattle to have a d rill team a t th e county f o r ta b le , k e e p cool th is discover th a t th ey w ere ow ned I fajr in th e fall. se a so n w ith “ A rio s o ” by F rench, th e officers declare. R. H o rn eck er {Vas nam ed a lte r W arran ts w ere issued and the nate d eleg a te to the s ta te G range F o u n d a tio n hy H ick o ry . tedious task of tracin g the M errill j m eeting. K in to n w as selected foi It is firm a n d fig u re fam ily began and ended w hen th ey ! th e n ex t Pom ona G ran g e m eeting c o n tro llin g y e t id e a lly w ere found th is w eek in P ortland, j to be held in J u ly and G ran g e S u n c o m fo r ta b le . O f p o ro u s day w ill be held in H illsboro next H illsboro A rgus con tain s all th< y ear, it w as decided. s e a m I e s s tw o -w a y new s of H illsboro an d th e s u r Pom ona on request of Mrs. Editn s tr e tc h e la s tic — a le n - ro u n d in g com m unities. R ead li T ozicr W eath erred . O regon h is to r and keep in fo rm ed on w hat Is ian, w ill co n lace b ra s s ie re . sponsor a statew id e h ap p en in g a t hom e. tf g range picnic a t S h u te p a rk July » Revival Campaign at Local Church SAVE $ $ J. P. Magruder Dies in Boise Too Late to Classify $ Chehalem Mountain Boys Organize Club Orchards Bloom in Summer Weather i T IR E S AT W EIL’S GREAT ’589 County Grangers Hold Meet Here Club Members Get Awards for Work B argain S ale COME EARLY - SHARE IN THE SAVINGS Couple Held Here on Fraud Charges Japanese Lunch Cloths Used Car Exchange 15c Y O U ^R E COOL Porous Weave Curtain Panels Side Hem . . . 49c "A R IO S O ” Lustre Wool Per B a ll........ 25c “S a tisfie d ? Oilcloth, yd.. I ’ll sa y I a m - T h a t ’s e x a c tly w h a t » Woodbury’s 10c QC 15c Cosmetics . 5C our c u s to m e rs th in k o f th e Pow ers Grocery G enu ine C h evrolet S ervice t h a t th e y re c e iv e in o u r m o d e rn ly e q u ip p e d S e rv ice D e p a r tm e n t. Prompt Service Phone 81 Main Street Specials for Friday and Saturday 10c Men’s and Boys’ Shirts, Shorts 15c Overalls For M e n ........ 59c Corn Flakes New Dresses Sizes to 52 . $1.00 Red & W hite. 3 for Rice krispies o u r C h e v ro le t c a r is a v a lu a b le in v e stm e n t. W h y ta k e th e c h a n c e o f h a v in g in e x p e rie n c e d w o rk m e n a n d in fe r io r m a te ria ls m a k e it less v a l^ lia b le ? I lay s a fe ! P a tro n iz e o u r G e n u in e C h e v ro le t S erv ice D e p a rtm e n t, if y o u r c a r n ee d s se rv ic in g . T h e n y o u 'll lit s u re t h a t e x p e rie n c e d C h e v ro le t- tr a in e d m ech a n ics, w ith s p e c ia l l a A ll Bran P h o n e 111, d a y o r n ig h t 318-3 3 2 E. M ain St D ills b o ro U sed C a r Lot a t 136 S. S e c o n d A ve. $ 3 75 Men’s Chambray, Covert Shirts . 49C Don t Fake Chances W hen Genuine Chevrolet Service Costs So Little HILLSBORO MOTOR CO. Ladies’ Rayon Panties . — Tom ato Juice K e llo g g ’s b o r-s a v in g C h e v ro le t to o ls, w ill do th e .job rig h t, a n d a t less co st. . A . . ll p a r ts u sed h e re a r e G e n u in e C h ev r o le t P a r ts — n o t im ita tio n s w h ic h m ay not s ta n d u p w ell in se rv ic e . W hy n o t s t a r t to d a y , a n d use o u r F R E E M o n th ly In s p e c tio n S e rv ic e r e g u la r ly ? Y ou w ill fin d , a s so m u n y C h e v ro le t o w n e rs do, t h a t it w ill sa v e y o u m o n ey a n d in s u re c a r e f r e e mo- to r in g e n jo y m e n t. 19c White, Pastel Silk Dresses $2.98 K ellogg’s Pep 2 -p ie c e ----- K e llo g g ’s W h e a t K rispies IO t C K e llo g g ’s Pound C o m p a n io n to th e a b o v e F o u n d a tio n . S im p le to p u t on a n d o ff. T w o -w a y s tr e tc h , w ill n o t pu ll up. In w h ite o n ly . $700 ()ur Foundation Garment department is now com plete. Our graduate cor- settieres will gladly show you these newer, finer garments and if you wish it, fit you correctly. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY "String” Suits Whites, Pastels, K e llo g g ’s Kciffee Hag “ A r io s o ” G ir d le J3<* M an y o th e r item s s p e c ia lly p ric e d f o r F r id a y a n d S a tu rd a y . ’I h ese p rices g o o d A p ril 2-1 a n d 25 o n ly. 2.98 Sale Anklets White Oxfords, All White, All Col Saddles, ors, All Sizes 10c Straps . . . $1.98 Men’s Spring Fennis Oxfords Felt Hats . $1.49 O11 Sale .... 49c Summer Slacks Children’s White And Checks . 98c Graduation Dresses . . $5.09