I’age Eight
li I L L S K O li O
A R G U S.
H IL L S B O R O ,
T h u rsd a y , May 7. I t»:nj
OREGON
he w as looking a fte r th e in terests
pers from the east."
Sew ell, co l o n e l. re v e a le d th e cause
of Ins place th ere.
C opies ot th e resolutions w
of d e a th as apuplexy.
S H. Pom eroy spent tli w eek-
ordered sent to th e s ta te conven
Hi* w as horn A pril I. 1861. at
end w ith his sister, M: s. L ela
tion w ith th e request th at sim ilar
Alsea, follow ing farm ing d u rin g hi-
R obinson of E ugene
action be tak en
residence in tin- county, lie is sui
A llen L eachm an, son of Mr. and
Pot luck d in n e r w as serv ed by
v ived by four b ro llu rs N J l i d
To
m
uch
"m
onkey
b
u
si
Mrs V ernon
L eachm an
i M abel
the ladies of th e G aston local to
gate of T errebonne, .lam es ot Wood
ness" cost O. C oslett h i s
V an K leek ) of P o rtlan d , has been
about 100 m em bers.
burn. O tto of N ew port, and E rn
p an ts an d forced h i m t o
Commencement on May 13; very ill d u rin g th e past w eek w ith
R eport on R aym ond D ien ck x Rural Electrification Group est of G resham Also a siste r Mr
b reak an old custom of p ants-
pneum onia.
m ade at the m eetin g w as to the
l.lllle C la son of Long Lake, Milin
Grange Meets Changed
less men th a t of going hom e
Organized Thursday
Mrs. V iva P a rro tt an d son Jam es
effect that ho has alw ays been a
in a barrel.
of B eav erto n an d Mrs. E lvira
good and faith fu l w o rk e r in the
The tro u b le all began w hen
(B y M r* . E. I,. C o x)
W right of N ew berg, h av e been
(By Mr*. Miitilc A1It*on)
4-H club projects, th at he is ail a c
th e C oslett pet m o n k e y ,
KINTON -C om m encem ent e x e r guests d u rin g th e w eek of then-
tive m em ber and deeply in terested
M OUNTAIN HOME
O ig a n i.a
“Joe." w ho liv es in th e g a r
cises ot K into n school w ill be held paren ts, Mr. an d M rs W arren W il
in the p rojects he is carry in g as tion of the M ountain H om e R ural
age occupied by th e C oslett
at the grange hall n ex t W ednes son.
well as tak in g an in te re st' in the E lectrificatio n 4-H clu b w as com
tran sp o rt tru ck s, b ecam e e n
W illiam V anK leek, w ho has em
(C o n tin u e d fro m pave
day evening. A nice pro g ram w ill
w ork of hts fellow clu b m em bers. pleted T h u rsd ay ev ening. L E.
raged at his o w n er an d a t
be given by th e pupils. It is hoped ploym ent in B eaverton, spent the
He is Hi. a sophom ore at Banks F rancis w a s p r es m t . l i a r r y the w idow , tw o brothers, B runo
tack ed him.
all in terested in th e .school w ill w eek -en d w ith his p aren ts, Mr
high, and assist;- his m o th er and S eh m eltzer is lead er F ollow ing o f W agner. W dhelm .shaven, G erm any,
C oslett su ffered som e bites
and M rs E m ery V an K leek
be present.
older b ro th e r in ru n n in g th e ir ficers w ere elected: Ja m e s Allison, and O sw ald W agner, Brem en, Gel'
on
the
leg
an
d
th
e
m
onkey
Mr. an d Mrs. C a rl lth o te n i M il
dairy farm . He has c a rrie d a corn president; E lm er A trops. v ice-p res m any.
(■range Sponsors Play
to
re
off
th
e
C
oslett
c
o
v
e
r
d
red
R
ich
ard
s),
an
d
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
project for four y e a rs an d won a ident: Ed S etn ik er. s e c re ta ry -tre a s
Ann J a n e D unean. 74. M cM inn
T he g range is sponsoring a th ree-
ing to th e p o in t w h ere his
fifth place: sh eep th re e y ears and urer. O th er m em bers a re K enneth • v ille . s u ffe re d a bruised leg and
act play. "A aron S lick from I’um - F ran k M athew s (M ab lean n a G em -
ap
p
e
a
ra
n
c
e
on
t
h
e
s
tre
e
t
b
e
lla
'
all
of
M
edford,
w
ere
w
eek-
has won tw o firsts, six seconds and Hoofs, Ray H ornerbrook. F ritz Nv- chest S u n d ay w hen th e e a r in
kin C rick ”, u n d e r th e d irectio n of
m ig h t h av e Caused e m b a r
, end guests of Mr. an d Mrs. H arry
a th ird , an d calf club tw o years strom , E arl H aide. T his club w ill w h ic h she w as rid in g w it h l.e
M aud T eucher.
rassm ent.
A R ichards.
w ith th re e seconds and a first. He m eet next S a tu rd a y m orning, ut land S D uncan and one d riv en
Prayer M eeting Is Friday
U nable to find a b a rre l
P au l B rooks a n d son W arren of
rep resen ted the county as a m em the S eh m eltzer home, from w here by H arold E S liffert of C lie rrj
W eekly p ra y e r m eetings w ill be W aldport an d his nephew , G lenn
su itab le to th e occasion. C os
b er of th e ju d g in g team at the they w ill m ake a to u r to various G ro v e collided in G aston.
s ta rte d F rid ay evening a t th e Brooks, of S alem w ere guests d u r
lett w as fo rced to use one
R obert H yde. 7, B eaverton, suf
(a n u s to observe ele c tric brooders
Pacific
In tern atio n al.
church, and co n tin u e ev ery F ri ing th e w eek of M r. an d Mrs. E v er
of his tru c k s for th e trip
E unice Sahnow w as selected by and o th er elee trical eq u ip m en t be fered a bruised an k le S unday evc-
day at 8 o'clock. All a re invited. ett D. W right.
from th e g arag e to his hom e.
ing used on p resen t day m odern i nlng w hen his bicycle crashed
C. V anderm ost has had an a d
; th e m em bers of th e 4-11 sew ing farm
Mrs. M ary K ershaw , w ho has
s.
, w ith a ear d riv en by E lizabeth
and cooking club as the m ost o u t
dition built to his b a rn d u rin g the been m ak in g h er hom e d u rin g th e
M ountain H om e c h u rc h services 0 . M erer of P ortland, according
stan d in g g irl of th e ir club to q u a l
past w eek, th e w ork being in past few m onths w ith Mrs. L illy
ify for th e F arm U nion sch o lar a re being held in th e M ountain ■ to an accid en t report.
charg e of F red A n ick er
M. B ierly. w h ere she had an a p a rt
ship. In 1935 sh e w on first place at H ome school S un d ay even in g s u n
P reach in g serv ice by th e pastor. m ent, re tu rn e d to h er hom e in
th e county fair in a 4-H clu b cook til th e new ch u rch is ready.
MRS. ROBERT CKAIIIHICK
Rev. V irgil Speece. S u n d ay at 9:45. O ak G ro v e A p ril 27
ing dem onstration, w hich gave her
P roceeds from the play. "Ju st
Private funeral lervices for Mr
follow ed by B ible school w ith a
F o u rth q u a rte rly co n ference of
a trip to th e state fait-.
P lain Dot," presented by M ountain Ida May C raddock, • Icp m o t h e r ot
short program in com m em oration th e E van g elical ch u rch es w as held
(C o n tin u e d
paxr I)
Home school A pril 24 w ere $11 20 M rs R F r a n k P e t e r s o f H ills b o r o .
of M other's D ay b y m em b ers of at M ou n tain H om e A p ril 29.
day they m ight be called to ru n
T his w ill be used to buy e q u ip ' w ill be held at I p in l u d u )
th e school. An observance of the
Elect Alternate
fo r p ublic office. B ut sin ce they
(T h u rs d a y ' at
Holm an A L uiz
m ent fo r th e .school.
L ord's S u p p er w ill be held d u r
K in to n G ran g e S a tu rd a y elected
C olonial M o rtu a ry M r
C ra d d o c k
in g th e m orning. All a re invited. Mrs. A lb ert S tre iff as a lte rn a te to a re in th e p lan a n d a re ru n n in g -
T e ach er N am ed
fo
r
p
ublic
office,
it
becom
es
the
is survived by the widower, R II
Jaco b F aix re tu rn e d from a tw o sta te g ra n g e to be held in L eb an
M rs
G eorge K irk p a tric k has C raddock, form er P o rtlan d police
d
u
ty
of
each
T
o
w
n
sen
d
m
an
to
w eeks' stay in M cM innville, w h ere on th e first p a rt of Ju n e. D elegates
(G n n tin u e d fro n t n a r * 1)
been h ired to teach th e M ountain e x p ert, a son. W illiam II Yost,
c a rry th e in a rc h to e v ery voter.
school for next y ear.
a re M r. a n d Mrs. L elan d F lint.
h er m other, th re e b le th e rs and
"W e a re going to be ch arg ed of his 1935 crops, th e fa rm e r h a v Home
Miss H elen T ru e w ill teach t h e 1 one siste r S he had often visited
E x ecu tiv e co m m ittee in c 1 u d e s by bhese little p icay u n ish p o liti in g to do th e se th in g s w ould be
F ra n k C. F luke. G eorge H. S n id er c ian s w ith e v ery th in g . O ne m an in a position to get som e b en efit : G ibbs school again n e x t year.
h ere at th e P eters home
an d H aro ld C u ttin g . E lizab eth K ul- said to nle y este rd a y h e w an ted out of th e co nservation program .
Mr and Mrs C raddock bail G en
T
h
e
sch
ed
u
le
of
m
eetings
w
here
bel w as elected to fill th e ch air to get th is k in d of a p ro g ram
residing at T aft d u rin g th e s u m
of F lora, for th e re m a in d e r of th e o p eratin g in th e T o w nsend m o v e in d iv id u al assistance w ill be given
m ers for sev eral yeai . but r e
y ear, o w ing to th e resig n atio n of m ent. T h at th e s ta te a re a office is as follows:
tu rn e d to P o rtlan d in F ebruary,
H illsboro—F riday. May 8, county
L u cille V anH orn.
w
ould
be
paid
a
salary
in
stead
w hen Mrs C raddock w as tak en to
AT
court room , 1:30 to 5 p.’ ni.
Change M eeting Time
of a com m ission, th a t th e y a re
a
hospital, w h e re she died M onday
F inal cerem onies of th e school
Roy — F riday, M ay 8. M oore's
G ran g e m eetin g tim e w ill be g ettin g about $3500 a m onth. I
th e second T h u rsd ay ev en in g o f w ish you could h av e seen Jim hall, 1:30 to 5 p. m. an d 7:30 to year, w ith th e an n o u n cem en t of
this y ear's "Su- G alah ad " an d the
W ILLA R D MOI I A IT
each m o n th u n til fu rth e r notice. I L ogan and m e y e sterd ay try in g 10 p. m.
W illard M offatl. 19. a n ativ e of
L a u re l—F riday, May- 8, com m u w in n er of M ary's Rose", conducted
N ext re g u la r m eetin g w ill be to raise $35 to k eep th em from
a n n u a lly by clubs a ffiliated w ith H illsboro, dual a fte r a v ery brief
J u n e 11 an d a ll g ran g ers a re w el ta k in g o u r telep h o n e from us. n ity hall. 1:30 to 5 p. m.
B loom ing — S a tu r d a y , M a y 9, H illsboro C h ristia n C ouncil, will illness at C h eh alis Monday, and
come.
Y ou have 150.000 m em b ers in school house, 1:30 to 5 p. m.
be m erged w ith th e second b en e fu n eral serv ices w ill be livid In
O regon an d th e biggest m o n th
G aston M onday, M ay 11, K P. fit dance for th e H illsboro cem e that city today (T hursday)
w e ev er saw In d o llars an d cents, hall, 1:30 to 5 p m.
Young M offatt w as th e only on
tery fund, sponsored by the c o u n
in clu d in g m em b ersh ip dues, lite r
F orest G rove— May 12, T uesday, cil. T h u rsd ay evening, Mu.v 21. at
a tu r e and e v ery o th e r k in d of ch am b e r of com m erce room s, 1:30 M asonic T em ple T he cerem onies
Good Assortment
m oney w as $2600 Y ou a re not to 5 p. m.
Will be staged d u rin g th e dan ce
p ay in g 1
cen ts q uota. T h e en
M anning—Tuesday. M ay 12. com interm ission. R ichard A bts. co u n
IContinD**) f-om pnr. 11
cm y th in k s w e a re p ay in g 10 m u n ity hall. 1:30 to 5 p. m.
EASY TERMS
cil p resident, has an n o u n ced T ic k
fice outsid e o f th e w -arrants and cen ts each.
K in to n — W ednesday. M a y 13, ets w ill cost 25 cents.
com plaints, an d pleas of g u ilty b e
Come in and see them
"T h e T ow nsend peo p le a re m ak- G ran g e hall. 1:30 to 5 p. m.
fore th e court. None have been
B allots for voting on selection of
S herw ood—W ednesday, M ay 13, recip ien ts of th e tw o honors of
w illin g to sta n d tria l, k eep in g the in g a sacrafice. D on't listen to
crim in al cale n d ar reaso n ab ly clear. w h at C lem en ts says a b o u t Dr. city hall, 7:30 to 10 p. m.
the cobncil w ere d is trib u te d this
by
Dr.
W est U nion
F riday. M ay 15. w eek to all elig ib le to vote This
G lenn W ilson of F orest G rove, T ow nsend. Y ou sta n d
WILLYS 77
T
ow
nsend
an
d
you
a re stan d in g school house, 7:30 to 10 p. m.'
a rre ste d in a F o rest G ro v e d ru g
includes all m em bers of affiliated
A loha T hursday, May 14. G range clubs, except alum ni, high school
sto re A p ril 28. w as bound over by th e sid e of one of th e finest.
to th e g ran d ju r y u n d e r bond of I cleanest m en th a t G od e v e r gave hall, 7:30 to 10 p m.
i faculty m em bers, g ra d u a tin g seniors
$1000 on a ch arg e of b u rg la ry i b re a th to. T h a t m a n 's h o u se isn't
not in th e clubs, and th e clergy of
not
in
a
d
w
elling.
as
w
e0
ap
p
o
in
ted
as
m
ine.
I
w
an
t
J th e high school d istrict. Election
D eliv ered h ere
A ustin M arr, a rre ste d last w eek ' -he d octor on th e w itn ess stand,
i is based on "em inence in C h ristian
by N ight O fficer W. W W eaver i B ut th e >' do not w an t him C lem -
c h a racter" E lection of club offi-
See the car that has saved on
a c h arg e of stealin g a p ipe an d i en ,s goes on th e sta n d an d it is
I eers w ill be held preced in g th e
thousands of owners mil tobacco from th e P astim e pool m y ju d g m e n t h e is te llin g ju st
Blessing of a
and of council o fficers for
lions of Dollars $ $ $ $ $ . hall, pleaded g u ilty an d sen ten ce w h at th ey w an t him to tell. Each SH ER W O O D - F u n eral rite s f o r i i dance,
the new y e a r d u rin g interm ission.
postponed on co ndition th a t he q u estio n th a t is ask ed is a q u e s M arie F ü h rer. 78. (Id tim e re s i
May activ itie s of the clu b s began
ab stain from in to x icatin g liq u o r tio n th at is ask ed becau se they d e n t of n ear S herw ood, w ho died last S unday w ith the a n n u al picnic
and re p o rt re g u la rly to G. R u s a lre a d y know w h at th e an sw e r is May 1. w ere held M onday at th e of G am m a ch a p te r at A valon park
going to be.
M eridian R eform ed ch u rch n ear Picnic com m ittees included Misses
sell M organ, d istrict atto rn ey .
"G od gives his b le s sin g ,
O rd ers e n te re d th is w eek in
"I believ e th e issue is not an W ilsonville. S he is su rv iv ed by a 'S h ir le y K elley. N aydeane P u tte r-I
N ew and Used
p ro b ate court include Jesse J. issue b etw een p artisan s. Y ou w ill dau g h ter. Mrs. J. C appoen of S h e r Iso n and B etty M ayes An all co u n
G reat and sm all,
Bargain Prices
Boone. C ora M. Foster. F e rd in a n d rem em b er th a t w h en th e re p u b li wood. and tw o sons. F au l F ü h re r te d picnic is p lanned for M ay 17
In one form or another.
S tuw e. D ouglas H olgate. W ilhelm cans w e re in th e y p ro m ised to of B erkeley. C a l. and W a l t e r A nnual M others' tea w ill be held
Hut th is is still th e
S ch u m ach er. B arclay D avis, Idell h av e tw o ch ick en s for each pot. F ü h re r of Sherw ood. Mrs. F ü h re r n ex t w eek.
Best of all.
L uella K incaid.
You d em o crats a re in ju s t as bad w as born in In terla k en , S w itz e r
in clem en t w e a th e r p rev en ted the
The follow ing o rd ers w e re e n sh ap e as th e rep u b lican s fo r if land. F e b ru a ry 14. 1858.
T
he
blessing of a M other
tered th is w eek in c irc u it court: you h av e a ch ick en to d ay you I She had lived at her hom e n ear p relim in ary e lea n -u p of H illsboro
e m etery planned for last w eek by
I S herw ood for about th irty yeais.
A nna B D vsle vs. Isaac Bones h av en 't a pot to cook it in.
the boys' chapters. W eather p e r
ct al. d efault.
"W e a re going to do to th ese a n j In te rm e n t w as in the M eridian m itting. th at w ill be done this w e e k
Remember your Mother
2nd and Wash. Phone 2641 C ases filed th is w eek in circu it em ic business con d itio n s of ours cem etery. Rev. H owe and Rev. A. end
S pecial m eeting of council will
court in clu d e J. E d w ard H unt vs. w h at th ey do to sick people. G ive F. L ien k aem p er of P o rtla n d o f
with a lasting gift
be
held
this
ev
ening
iT
h
u
rsd
a
y
)
to
H a rrie t H isley; T ru m an J. G lo v it a blood tran sfu sio n , an d get ficiated.
a rra n g e disposition of cem etery
e r vs. L illie M.
C arey et al: som e circu latio n .
from
fund.
G lenn C a rr vs. H a rrie t L e e s :
"T
he
tra
n
sactio
n
tax
I
am
not
H om e O w n ers' L oan co rp o ratio n
vs. F R. E ngland et al. an d Ed going to a rg u e at all. You can
see th e tra n sa c tio n s ta x in o p e r
M cG ahey vs. L. C. M elquist.
atio n in y o u r post office. Jim
F arley , w ho got his fin an cial e d u
(C o n tin u e d fro m p a re 1)
catio n in T am m an y H all an d in m ade th a t th e s tru c tu re be r e
th e p rize rin g s of New Y ork, says m oved from th e confines of th e
F u n eral services for D D H ol
he has been able to k eep th e post city p ark to som e locality w here gate. 75. resid en t of th e county for
office out of th e red and if he has m ore sp ace w ill be available for the last 20 years, w ere held M on
been able. 130 m illio n s b ack of b u rial of deceased canines.
(C ontinue«, fro m p * « e O
day m o rning from th e D onelson A-
th
e T o w n sen d p lan w ill open th e'
w ill, not be tak en . C itizens m ust
T he d ifficu lty of finding a loca S ew ell fu n eral chapel w ith b u rial
d
o
o
rs
to
g
re
a
te
r
field
s
of
o
p
p
o
r
place th e ir m aterials in boxes or
tion for th e dog house. C hief O. in R iverview cem etery. P o rtlan d .
bags th a t can be left at th e d u m p tu n ity for m en an d w om en e v ery O. F reem an stated, w as th at th e Rev. R. L. P u tn a m officiated.
w
h
ere
th
e
w
orld
has
e
v
e
r
know
n."
as n o n e w ill be retu rn ed .
how ling occupants w ere d is tu rb
H olgate, w ho lived alone on ro u te
Next door to Venetian theater
D u rin g th e la tte r p art of C lean-
ing the neighborhood slum ber and 4. H illsboro, w as d isco v ered dead
Hillsboro
Up W eek th e fire d e p a rtm e n t w ill
consequently this b ran ch of city T h u rsd ay m o rn in g by neighbors.
co -o p erate from th e stan d p o in t of
business should be conducted in An investigation conducted by F J
fire p rev en tio n by m ak in g in sp ec
as n early isolated spot as possible.
tions of th e con d itio n s in and s u r
ro u n d in g business p ro p ertie s and
N am ed on D e p a rtm e n t C o u n e il
(C o n tin u e d fro m P -jre I )
th e resid en tial districts. A ny u n
L ieu ten an t V ern R. C asebeer of
u su al fire hazards w ill be called ity rate. P ro te st w as m ad e ag ain st the local reserv e officers' associa
to th e atte n tio n of th e resp ectiv e th is d iscrim in atio n an d reco m m en tion and deleg ate to th e d e p a rt
ow n ers w ith th e in ten tio n and d e d atio n m ade th a t th e ra t« be m ent m eetin g in P o rtla n d S a tu r
sire th a t th ey be rem oved or co r ch anged to accord th e w estern day. w as nam ed as a new m em ber
rected b efo re th e d ry season oc s h ip p e r th e sam e p riv ileg es as ship- of th e d e p a rtm e n t council.
curs.
K in t o n S c h o o l
Monkey Angry;
Pants Torn Off
E x e r c is e s S e t
>‘C lu b F o r m e d
Î
a t M t . H o ,n e
Accident Victim
Buried Sherwood
of M r am i M is .luck Moffatt of
I'hvh.ills, lo im c ily of Ibis c i t y ,
w here .luck M oflutt was un e m
ploye of (he C arn atio n euriilen.-ei y
l'hcy limy eil Io W ashington In 1820
D ecca-cd is u nephew ol F ull
.mil I .oi I I lulleiilii ck of M o u n t u n
dale, w ho w ere called Io C hehalis
M onday and w ho w ith th eir funi-
ilie.s a tte n d e d the funeral
n ic u l m e e tin g nt th e Doligl i
ice
s to le
BARGAIN
PRICES
Grand Jury Begins
Sifting Cases Today
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LET’S
“Sibcrrianize"
.loin I he Ihi'iuig that has
discovered the delicious
go o d n ess of
Siberrian ( ’ream >
I ls
B A R -B -Q
1st and
Council Protests
Sheep on Airport Aged Farmer Dies;
Vietiin of Apoplexy
BRISTOL
HARDWARE
COMPANY
Farm Union Gives
Two Scholarships
FOR S H E R IFF, o n D em ocratic
ticket, v ote for C u rly B en n ett.—
P aid adv.
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Y o u rs free tin s st% li-h , unfinished
occasional table, a tr u ly q u a lity nieeo
w h ic h > ill harm onise w ith the finest
o f furnishings. B ut o n ly one to a cus
to m e r. w ith any $2.50 reta il purchase
i»f the F u lle r P a in ts listed I m m o w . A nd
ju s t fro m M a y 11 to 23. < ill on us
rig h t aw ay — th is offer stands o n ly as
long at the lim ite d su p p ly lasts.
I f vou are p la n n in g spring or summer
>ainting, buy non
and this beau t i
i; ni, m odem table is yours Jree.
F u lle r Pure Prepared
H ou-e” Paint
. . . F u llrrg lo — sem i-lustrous tinish
. . . D e c o rri E n am el . . . Porch and
D eck
P aint . . . F'ullerwear Floor
E n a m e l. . . Speedile Y a rn i-h . . .
F u lle rs p a r Y a r n i* h ..............U n -B a r
\ arntsh
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Big Reasons Why
You Should Feed
a
Franchised Fuller Dealers
Phone 2691
151 W. Baseline Street
11 II I s i i n i «
2 M ore D ays
Weil’s Sale Ends
S a tu r d a y N i g h t
Washington County's Finest Assortment
GIFTS FOR MOTHER'S DAY
SUN., MAY 10
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Powers Grocery
NEW CARS
$ * f ,0 0
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IM PERIA L
C H IC K
Prompt
Service
Packed in Beautiful Mother’s Day Gift Boxes
FREE!
Phone 81
Main Street
STARTER MASH
1. Imperial Chick Mash
is
mixed every day. This in
sures your chicks having
a fresh palatable feed.
2. Imperial Chick Mash is
packed in new b a g s. I
Chick Mash bags are not
returnable so you a r e
protected against com
municable disease.
Specials for Friday and Saturday
C h ili-co n -C arn e ,
Haley’s. Can
backed by years of suc
cessful feeding of chicks.
1. Imperial Chick Mash is
manufactured in our own
modern plant and sold
direct to the user. I’ut
the dealer profit in your
pocket.
I hink these reasons o v e 1
seriously and when you buy
chick mash he sure you buy
Pay ( ash and Save
Trade with Imperial
Imperial Feed &
Grain Co.
Phone 01
2nd Ave. South
M illers of Q u ality Feeds
JA M E S W HITELAW
P ro p rie! or
H ILLSB O RO MOTOR CO.
USED CARS
I'hat is the Sales Record
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tin
H ILLSB O R O M O T O R CO.
B is c u it F lo u r
Red & White. With tumbler. Pkg. ...
for the month of April.
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3. Imperial Chick Mash is
Imperial Chick Mash.
POOL-GARDNER
Lumber Co.
B a se lin e
M OTHER
Clean-Up Week in
City Designated
(ARY COMBINATION Of THOSE LISTED B(lOW)
Healthful, tasty amt
a Real Treat.
( O S l.E I I S
Used Car Exchange
each $2-purchase
o f FULLER PRINTS
S c ry ,
S elfrid g e Furnitur,
î u 11 it-11 1 1 n-1 n lu
’
Resident Sherwood
30 Years Succumbs
T IR E S
2 WEEKS
ONLY w ith
D o iig l.i
club
Kamna President
Farm Association
Cemetery Clean-up
Benefit on May 21
In
( Al l t OR W A R R A M s
All C ounty G en eral F und War.
runts of Wu: hlngton C ouniy, Dip,
gun, « ndoi c d "not pun I P i • 111.
I of funds" on or before Mureli 3^
I 1936. m e now pay ab le ut the iifli,-,.
Portland Radio Club
of th e C ounty T re a su re r, in Hili,.
Holds Meeting Here In 10. O regon In te n I on .such war
runts noi h c ie lo fo re culled will
R adio R esearch elu h of P o rtlan d
held Ils sem i-m onthly m eeting In cen-.e May 12. 1936
MAUD W IIOSCOW ,
Couniy
th e H illsboro I’hnrniucy dining ioom
T reasu rer.
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T uesday night follow ed by a tech
Many Attend County
Townsend Meeting
USED CARS
shop
T o ile t P aper
Blue & White. 4 rolls
19c
These 70 satisfied Washington County purchasers testify
to the popularity and public acceptance of the new
CHEVROLETS - OLDSMOBILES
and of the County's Largest Stock of
Better Used Cars for Less
H o t Sauce
I OMAT< ». 3 for
C ra c k e rs
KRISPY. 2-lb. pkg.
13c
Many other items specially priced for Friday and
Saturday . These prices good .May 8 and 9 only.
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Come in today. Let us demonstrate a new 1936 model
L hevrolet, Oldsmobilc, or one of our quality Used Cars.
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29c
I DAIRYM EN I
H ILLSBO R O M O TO R CO.
Phone 111, day or night
318-332 E. Main St.
Hillsboro
I sed ( ar Lot at 136 S. Second Ave.
(V enetian ticket, F red C aldw ell, city)
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Will have available approximately 1,060 tons
pea vines from Scappoose suitable for filling silos,
also waste from three weeks’ run on spinach.
Growers desirous of reserving tonnage will please
•all at our office at the earliest possible date.
lift will lie ,$1..)D a load within it radius of five
miles from the cannery and 50c for every addi
tional three miles.
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B. E. M A L IN G , Inc.
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