Thur »lav. May 21, I9?,ß
H IL L S B O R O
Delegates to Attend
State B. P. W , Meet
ARCUS,
Page Five
H T I, L S P. O R O , O R E G O N
B u d d y' Poppies Two Honored by
Cemetery Upkeep Girl Reserve
.June 2
Group
Go on Sale Here Birthday
Dance Tonight at Breakfast
C O R N E L IU S M ix Lora G ary ol
Or» tin* m o rn in g o f June 2 the
B
irth
d
a
y
clu
b
met M onday
S i,,fie ld became the b rid e uf George
i thnual G ir l Receive t iie u k f js t A lll
I noon at the homo of Mrs.
K itth a le r S atu rday at a sim p le
. b< held in M i
E II M<. Naughton
Friday,
Saturday
Masonic
Temple
G o ttlie b In honor o f Mrs.
ic ii inuny in the Vancouver L u th - |
b e a u tifu l gardens at Lu ure lh urst
11. hi puisoiiugc, w ith Kev. Paul L
The breakfast will be u no m in a l
The "A w a rd fo r D istingu ish ed price and the pro ce e d s,a r»? fcr the
K u n /.in u ii p e rfo rm in g the cerem ony
Delegate tu tin* • late cunvcnli«»n
par-
fin
-
in
i;
Sunday
w
d
h
a
dinn
ei
lu un edlate m em bers o f the fam - S ervice to Y o u th ” o f H ills b o ro b«nefit of ending Girl
uf UliKllte* and 1'iufi autial Won»
. '
to
C h ris tia n C ouncil, given o n ly on<e th e ir tm in p r tra in in g camp, S«*a-
llic s were present.
I u h cluhx at lb i'i b m i; thlx w e e k Is. (hn-at.. were M i am i M r i A
I , Cha .«• and non L o w e ll, Mi and
T lic bride, daug hter u f M r. and before, has been voted th is year b« < k , Vdho othervvis<* w o u ld not be
end aie M l *1 b avetta A lle n , club
Mi , Mi
W O. G ary u f S cofield, was to Eddie (.'ardor, ra d io screen and
piea idi-nl. M i
Z.ula M o lla li. d i t e M rs W arren P h illip s , M r and
M i . a tli active in u w h ile swagger su it stage star. R ichard Abts, council abb* to attend. A fte r eating they
vice pi c ih lc n t ; Mi » d a m e a b r e d O tto St« ink«*. Itu d y M arugg.
Ann w ith a T alism an rota-bud corsage p rim d i nt. announced th is week art* p ri vileged to stay and play
Valim
-
Underw
ood
and
M
i
.
C a ld w e ll. A W H offm an, b ra m e ,
br »«lg«* The G ir l IP erve rnothei
T lic cita tio n , given fo r Hie conduct
la n d w h ile a rcr. sones Her o n ly at
of H ills b«>ro are request«-a to get
Pont and baiuna M cK in ne y, and Sell« nd«*l
I leudant, M iks M arg are t C ooke of m g nf M r C a n to i'. peace Essay ont* «>r tw o tables tog e th e r to <*n-
Mr
.tu lia T atum A lb i nate
arc
contest
in
w
h
ich
2I2INM,
young
i C ornelius, wore a green and w h ite
M o d a n i« -. Sam Coy. C E Willi.
Joy a lo v e ly m o rn in g over the
treet ensemble, w ith a ye llo w people p a rticip a te d , w ill be fo rm - I ’ coffee cups and c a rd s ''
I. M Town* «nd, Ethel M. Haim .
a
lly
aw
arded
at
the
annual
S
ir
m
s
,
bud
corsage
and
w
h
ite
aeees-
Plea «• le t D ix ie Lee M< Dov.' ll
and M i. El.une C a ld w e ll The club
iorle.s. H e nry D eitelspach of Cor- G alahad H all o f C ouncil, to be held or Term« sxee W»-ath«*rred know
chorus. under the d ire ctio n of M-
At
G IIF F N
M O U N T A IN
IhiK
evening
at
the
Masonic
T
em
ple
i
in
In
n
acted
us
best
man
soon as possible so the y can m ake
E d itti ( ’«dial Evans, w ill u b o at
o'clock ervic«* Tui'Miluy m o rn in g in
T lie bride , a fo rm e r C o rne liu s The o n ly o th e r ho ld e r of the aw ard re.s«*rvations fo r tables
tend the convention to compete in Hu* Hoy c h llic h , M ie. W ilm a Itoi co
is
President
F
ra
n
k
lin
D.
Roosevelt
g
irl,
Is
a
graduate
of
Hanks
high
the state choral contrat.
crons, «laughter o f M r am i M r
Program at the annual M other
Georg«* Kiihcncroos of G i«« n M o u n c b o o l The bridegroom is the son to whom the you ng people gave it
DnUtfhtei banquet o f tin* clu b held tain, became th«* b rid e o f O rris | of M r. and M rs. H e n ry R itth a le r fo r his advocacy o f the CCC < arn),
(Jwen M atthe w s III. o f P ortland,
F rid a y nigh t at the chamber of M ille r, mod of M r and M i
H a rry , o f C ornelius.
A d in n e r was served to the wed- w ho won the Peace Essay contest,
cominer«'«* room, included ada.'io M a lle i of Hanks T in
< « le m on y
«lam ini» by Jud y Schendcl, accom was pei form ed by F ather S pringei | ding p arty follow ing the eerem oliy, and the $.7 000 scholarship, has b e n
J u n io r
h ig ti
school
ca rn iva l,
panied bv hci m other. M»
A E Tlu* b rid e wore a w h ite
it in gown at the hom e of M r. and M rs. H e n ry designated by M r C a ntor as his w h ich wa hold in tho gym nasium
pro xy, arid has been in v ite d to
Schemi« I. In di jig and h it by Eva w ith tra in and long l i d v e il ami R itth a le r.
The young couple w ill
m ake attend the dance M a tth e w s w ill F rid a y n ig h t, w ent o ff w ith o u t a
S p ie lin g ami V iv ia n Wei <*nback. t an n*d a pra yer book.
h itc h and was attended by the
p u p il, of M i
Hi « ce lla th h o rn of
Mi
France* M oore sun d u rin g th e ir home In T im b e r, w here M r be presented w ith an hono rary lurgost audience ever seen at a
m em bership in the council.
R itth a le r is em ployed.
Jackson school, accompanied by tin* ceremony.
school
fu n ctio n . When a ll b ills were
W inners of C o un cil's aw ards to
I)«..'a Sundström , another 4*h« »ol
The hi i(b*xmaid,
Miss M arian
settled it was found th a t the eig h th
local
high
seined
youth,
based
on
mate; vocal olo-, by M c . H W M a x w e ll o f P o rtla n d w o n a gown
"e i,lin e ,ice in C h ris tia n cha racter.” grade had cleared $81.29. w h ic h
S itue rai of P ortland, a< c«<mj aniod of lig h t green .satin.
w ill also be announced d u rin g the w ill be used fo r the annual eig h th
by M i
bT«*d Sew ell, and tw o »’ Hi-
Ir w in Schlegel of Bunks va bi
Interm
ission at the dance These grade banquet Enough cre d it can
test s«*l«*etions by clu b cboi u - Mi
man A
wedding rwcept ion an I
A t a d in n e r given T hursd ay eve awards, " S ir G alahad" and " M a ry ’s not be given to M rs. Elsie E m ery
es Ina 1'i-iirl All« u and Helen S te v d in n e r wax given ut the borne i>f
fo r her u n tir in g e ffo rts to m ake
ens, co chairm en o f tin* <*mhl«*m the g ro o m * parents a fte r the < « le nin g at the home of her parents, Rose" are g iv e n to gra du ating the c a rn iv a l a success, teachers say.
M iks La ura Deck announced June •seniors selected by vote o f c lu b I
committee, presided during the p ro mony.
•
T he teachers also w ish to th a n k
Mi
and Mrg. M a ile r are both 17 as the date o f her w e dd ing to members, g ra d u a tin g seniors and the business houses and people o f
gram
the high .school fa cu lty. M ary's
M isa P atty Lom ax and M ims A l- graduate* o f Hunkh union high G ordon D cH ok o f C ro ckett, Cal.
Both o f th e young pepolc are Rose is being given th is year fo r ' the c o m m u n ity, w ho generously
lU b je ct ki-l «‘ol and w ilt reside in Hank
len exp la ine d tin* m onth
graduates of Oregon State college the firs t tim e P reviou s w in n e rs of sup po rte d the u n d e rta kin g .
on th«* them e o f E ffic ie n t Dem- w here M r. M a ile r i» in the tru ck
in the cheat o f 1929 Since her g ra d the G alahad A w a rd have been M il-
ocrury, " L ib e rty . C o n s rte n t svlth mg busineitf.
uation. Miss Deck has taught in ton Johnson. 1931; Louis Lom ax,
Social W ell-H eing .” M iw Mars E ll/-
abidh Johnnton of P ortland, HtOte
M r and Mrs. W J. Enschede and I tie- P uya llup, Wash , high school 1932; W illia m Sorenson, 1933: L a w
p u b lic ity chairm an, pia* siri I <1 Miss M ik II L. H o vffe l visite d H o lly and i.s now teaching in M c M in n rence C ro w le y, 1934. and Mac G ro
A iti li un ii Mrs. Lym a n Howe w ith chapter O E. S at Sherw ood S a tu r v ille . M r D e lin k is a chem ical cn- gan. 1935 Because o f a tie in the
Seventeen
pre-school
c h ild re n
a p a it o f the prize m oney won in day evening Mrs. Ilo e ffc l was the and R e fin in g com pany at Selby, v o tin g lost year, Ross Cox also were exam ined at a pre-school
holds
the
t
itle
by
vote
of
the
coun-
|
Cal.
the o rig in a l song contest
guest o f tin , Associate M atron and
c lin ic held Tuesday at the T ig a rd
cil.
’I’he n o m in a tin g com m ittee. Mis i M r. Enschede the guest o f the
p u b lic school un de r th e d ire c tio n
The
G
alahad
dance
th
is
year
has
Align* H a rrin g to n . M rs Edna T up
of M iss M argaret D ixon, cou nty
Ajwoclate Patron.
been
m
erged
w
ith
the
second
of
per am i M r s Lom ax, rep o rted M r
nurse. D r. K. A. Bissett o f T ig a rd
F ra n k
B ake r and Lee N ich o l
the
H ills b o ro cem etery
benefit «.'inducted the exam inations.
El.nn«* C a ld w e ll nom inee fo r pre.,
drove to Cottage G rove S aturday
dances and a ll net proceeds w ill
ident. M is Ggorge Las er , vice
A ll o f the grade c h ild re n also
and re tu rn e d Sunday, b rin g in g Mrs
I.adies of the B ethany P resby go to the cem etery m aintenance were given de n ta l exam inations.
pre* ident. M i
Herneta K uinm e r. N ich o l w ith them . M r. N ic h o l is
««-«•ml vice -pregldept. Misg J u lia ■ em ployed in tliu ra d io departm ent te ria n chu rch M issionary society | fund. Sonny's T roub ad ou rs w ill Seventeen o f the c h ild re n w ere
w il l hold a s ilv e r tea th is afternoon fu rn is h the music. The dance w ill given
Tatom . .seert tai y ; Miss Helen Stev- at Ireland's.
vaccinations fo r sm allpo x
<ns, treasurer. a n d M rs ». C Moo
iT h u rs d a y ) from tw o u n til
fiv e be open to the general public.
and six received in o cu la tio n s fo r
M
r.
and
M
rs
W
ill
H
o
rne
cker
of
About 80 m em bers o f the clubs of , p re ve n tio n o f
o clock at the home o f Mrs. A lb e rt
b e rry, exe cutive council member
d ip h th e ria .
Miss
T abb s fo r the d in n e r were decor- i Gresham am i M r and M rs C harley M eier M iss D u lcin a B ro w n w ill Council and a lu m n i m em bers went D ix o n said.
H
o
rne
cker
and
daug
hter
Norm
a
of
to A va lo n p a rk Sunday aftern oon
be the speaker.
ated w ith p in k taper
pink, pur
A n o th e r .lin i? was held in Forest
Pleasant V a lle y w ere Sunday guests
fo r the annual cou ncil picnic, be G rove p u b lic schools fo r p re -s c h o .1
pi«* and w h ite bouquet
Tin* bun
I
o
f
M
r.
und
Mrs.
Ii
H
ornecker.
g in n in g the fin a l week of clu b ac- i c h ild re n and fo r pupils.
quet won served by th«* health com- i
Circle One Fleets Officers —
tiv itie s fo r th is school year. G am
M r. and Mrs. A. E O pdenw eyer
m ittce.
M r-
B ruce S eh ulm erich
w a s * ma g irls ' chapter en te rta in e d th e ir
.spent the week-end In C o rv a llis a t
Return from T rip —
d chairm an of C irc le One. M .
ten din g the Jun io r w eek-end a c tiv d E ie te
M r. and M rs. W. L.
S ta rk re
Ladies' A id , Tuesday afternoon. I m others yesterday aftern oon at P il
g rim House, at th e ir annual M o th ta in e d M onday fro m th re e weeks
ities. T hey w ere guests S aturday
M rs II S Rogers was elected vice- ers' tea. The week w ill close w ith
evening ut the engineers' banquet.
tr ip to Pontiac, M ich . T hey v is ite d
chairm an, and Mrs. I,
Sherm an. |
C atholic,
L u th e ra n and
P ilg rim
M r and Mrs. If. S Rogers drove
The
circle, m em bers of the clubs a tte n d in g the th e ir son, S tan ley S ta rk, at A lt u r
M ' .mil M l
F I
Km ill, li ft to Salem M unday w here M r Rog -e cre ta ry - treasu rer.
as. Cal., on th e ir re tu rn trip .
w h ich met w ith M rs. S eh ulm erich |
Sunday fo r a ro u n d -trip of the
services of w o rsh ip at th e ir respec- |
U n d id S tubs. unit w ill also vi» it J ers attended a m eeting o f the D e made plans fo r a d in n e r to be g iv - liv e churches Sunday m o rn in g
partm ent o f Oregon, Spanish A n ie r- , en M ay 28. ‘
Cuba They w ent m in s'. the c o n ti
C -H i elections resulted in the
| lean W ar veterans.
nent over the N o rth e rn P a cific and
choice of G lenn S andford as pres
I . L. lia s f.uests—
M r and Mrs. J II Hensley were
other linen, in u km g ..tops at placet
The F. I. c lu b had guest n ig h t ident. succeeding A lv in M ohr, w ho
o f th e ir
of Interent in c lu d in g St. Paul, C h i- , d in n e r guests Sunduy
has held that o ffic e fo r tw o years; j
daughter, Mr.- A lb e rt Dappen, „ f at th e ir m eeting Tuesday evening Donald
eatfu, D e tro it. B uffalo, and Svra
W ick as vice -preside nt:
P o rtla n d The d in n e r was given in T iic guest list in clud ed A n n I.azuck, Bud F ields as secretary, and Paul
einte, New Y o ik . w here M r K u r
It, bbv U okcow . G ladys Rood. G race,
ath w il l attend the Prenbyterlan , honor o f Mrs. Hensley’s b irth d a y .
R ichard
M cC orm ick, O liv e M ille r, Ethel E La w re nce as treasu rer.
G eneral Awnunbly of A m erica. He
M'
N o r mu K id t z , s tu d ^ it at
Moore, A nna Burge, and Le la j H a tric k was named president of
is a com m issi oner uf that group O regon State college, spent last
the
Omegans,
succeeding
R
aym ond
Peters A fte r the d in n e r m onopoly I
and w ill be in the session there week-end at home Shell ad as her
L a ir, w ho was elected tre a su re r
anil contract bridg e w ere played.
Modern e q u ip m e n t
about a week
guegt. M iss M a xin e Swenson of
fo r the new year J e rry V an Lo m
They w ill also spend at,out a wack Swiss Home.
C lrele Meets T oda y—
makes this the fastest,
is vice -preside nt and A lla n S ig le r 1
nt New Y o rk C ity . M i
K u ra th 's
l.u V e rn e A b e n d ro th and Elwood
C irc le No. 2 Ladies A id o f th e i secretary. O ld and new m em bers i
most economic method
birth p la ce , alth ou gh he came to Cos|ett attended the junto! week M ethodi t church w ill meet T h u rs- ‘ of the co u n cil w ill meet to n ig h t 1
for painting
Oregon when a c h ild From the n end a c tiv itie s ut O regon S late day i today i at 2 p. m. at theh ome | fo r election o f c o u n c il o ffic e rs fo r 1
they w ill go by steam er to Havana college S aturday und S u n d a f
o f oM rs
Thomas C o nn ell.
Mrs. ne xt year.
Cuba, and re tu rn via the Panama
Fred
G arages
Mr
und Mrs. Jack M a ffitt of W illia m G iM 'ttcr and Mrs.
eanul T hey expect to a rriv e about
M r and Mrs. T G. B ron le ew e and
W a sh . w ere o ve rn ig h t Fred A m a c h tr w ill act as hostesses
J u ly in Kan Francisco, where they Chehalis,
Stucco Buildings
fa m ily w ere guests o f his aunt, '
guests Wednesday of M r and M rs To M ake W reaths—
w ill vent relative s and lr ie n d . a
Mrs. Sim on Peters of Oswego, d u r- ,
a. J. Bechcn.
W arehouses
few days before re tu rn in g m.iue.
W om en's p a trio tic org an izatio ns i in g the week-end.
M r and Mrs. W eils and fa m ily. w j j i
jq ;,y 26 at the Veterans'
Roofs
M
r.
and
Mrs.
E
lw
ood
Johnson
G lenn N o rto n and Miss I h ylh s I,i(|| p , m ake w reaths A ll m aterials
C e lrlira trs B irth d a y —
visite d M r. and Mrs. E. S. R iley
Dairy Barns
Mrs. C harles D n iii'l , s e n te rta in W ald of Toledo visite d Mrs. M a ry ' w-lll be there, but m em bers com- ut G oldendale, Wash., d u rin g the
1 |n g { „ R,.|p nia y b rin g strin g .
ed fro m 10:00 to I ikl on S aturday Sabin Sunday.
week-end.
M r and Mrs. It. F rank Peters and
in ho no r of M e rry A nn's 4th b ir th
M r. and M rs. II. E P ittin g e r and
Thanks Voters
day. L ittle
guests j,resent were fa m ily apent tile w eek-end at T a ft
H
P o lly and Peter M elhuish, M a ry w ith Mrs. Peters' father, R
To the V oters o f W ashington fa m ily o f B radw ood spent the w e e k
I.ou P h illip s . Lee Powers. Connie C raddock.
C o un ty I w ish to th a n k v e ry sin - end w ith M r. and M rs. J. R Pep-
I ’uyne, H a rry and Iren • M cG inn.
No dance w ill be held at the I cercl.v a ll the voters w ho rem e m pa rd.
M r. and M rs. O. B. Gates spent
Patsy Douglass and the honored G range b u ll S aturday n ig h t on ac bered me at the p rim a ry election.
Painting Contractor
count o f the baseball b e n e fit dance In v ie w of the fact tha t there w ere the w eek-end at Redmond, guests
guest.
Paperhanging
of M r. and M rs. C harles Heim .
at the a u d ito riu m .
1
so
m
any
a
fte
r
the
o
ffic
e
o
f
county
l ather IHes—
Phone 320X1
Hillsboro
cle
rk,
I
cannot
he
lp
but
feel
tha
t
M
r.
and
Mrs.
Jack
B
u
llis
o
f
Seat
B etty Hobbs was a week-end
C' II Nosier was called Io Co
most a ll o f the votes fo r me w ere tle. Wash., spent the week-end w ith
q u ille F rid a y becuuse of the death guest alt he C h i Omega house in fro m m y friends, w h ic h
makes M r. and M rs. C. T. Richardson.
n i lus fa th e r He was accompanied C o rva llis.
them appreciated that m uch more.
Miss
D o ro th y B u ttrrw o rth
of
by M r. and Mrs. L y le Nosier. They
I con gra tu late M r. T tip p e r upon
Vadis is a guest of June Irela nd
re tu r n e d ' Sunday evening.
g e ttin g the re p u b lica n n o m in a tio n
th is week.
, fo r cou nty cle rk, and feel certain
(■range to Meet—
Mrs. N O Say of W lla o n v llle is
H ills b o ro grange w ill meet T h u rs v is itin g her son and d a u g h te r-in - th a t W ashington cou nty w i ll have
a v e ry e ffic ie n t, courteous, and
day M ay 28, ut 7 45 A short bu si law. M r. and Mrs, James Say.
econom ical c le rk in him . The race
ness m eeting w ill precede tho so
M rs A I. Jensen was a luncheon was hard, e xcitin g , dose and clean.
c ia l m eeting.
hostess M onday fo r a gro up of A ga in I th a n k you fo r y o u r sup-
Mrs. M otl Speaker—
' port
RO BER T H. K E L L Y .
s o ro rity sisters.
A ll Saints' G u ild met Wednesday
w ith Mrs. N. E H a w o rth w ith Mrs.
Miss Ro.sencrons
Weds Mr. Mallei
•Junior High Event
Was Big Success
Deck Tells
Wedding Plans
Tigard Pre-School
Children at Clinic
Silver Tea Set
for Meier Home
"B u d d y " poppies w ill be sold
here F rid a y and S a tu rd a y by th«
Veterans o f Foreign Wars.
"O ne cent, saya W. J M uirhead,
d e pa rtm e nt o f O regon chairm an
" w ill be sent from each poppy sold
to the V F. W N a tio n a l Hom e at
Eat, hi Rapids. M ic h , w here it helps
to m a in ta in and operate th is in s ti
tu tio n fo r the be ne fit o f w idow s
and orphans of deceased veterans
A n o th e r 2'-i cents fro m each poppy
.sold is used to m a in ta in the n a tio n
al and state re h a b ilita tio n service."
President Roosevelt in a le tte r to
th e national com m ander o f the
Veterans o f Foreign W ars says:
"E v e ry orphan d< serves a chancp
fo r happine , <-qual to th a t enjoyed
by the average A m e rica n c h ild
T h is o p p o rtu n ity i- given the o r
phans of veterans by the V F. W.
N a tio n a l Home at Eaton Rapids,
M ich iga n m aintained by the V e t
erans of Foreign Wars o f the U n it
ed States.
"Proceeds from the annual sale o f
B ud dy Poppies make possible the
m aintenance
of this
orphanage.
B ud dy Poppies also o ffe r a source
of em p lo ym e nt and re lie f fo r needy
and disabled veterans in th e ir home
com m unities. For these tw o v e ry
real reasons, we a ll should wear
B ud dy Poppies on M em o rial day."
a fte r-
A nna
J u lia
M o r r ill and Mrs. Grace Robinson,
.vhose b irth d a y« occur th is m onth.
O thers present were Me ¡dames W
L. Batchelder. ( ' C Applegate. W ill
Jack John H u lb e rt Swe.mey, Hom-
, or E m inott and Miss E llu l Bergen
•shower Given—
Miss B ro w n 's home room , the
] 7B class, held a p a rty in the cafe-
te riu
F rid a y a fte r .school. Cake
brought by the ch ild re n , and three
gallons o f hom e-m ade ice-eream
form ed the basis o f the luncheon,
Teachers present were Mia« Brow n,
Mrs. Ide, Mrs. Em ery end Mr.s.
Ketcham . The class gave Mrs.
1 Ketcham a h a n d ke rch ie f shower as
an expiegsion o f th e ir appreciation
o f tw o happy years spent in her
I class room.
Mr». Kramien Hostess—
I Mrs. L. C. K ram ieri entertained
P.-T. A pre-school and school age
stu d y groups at her home Tuesday
afternoon. She was also leader of
j the subject, w hich was "E n jo y in g
M usic w ith O u r C h ild r e n M e m -
bers bro u g h t guests.
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Leave on Eastern T rip —
M rs A. F. Schcndel and Mrs.
G. 1< M organ le ft .Sunday by tra in
fo r Pontiac. M ich. They plan to re
tu rn about June 1 w ith new cars.
Mrs. Pittinger llokless—
B rea kfast club met Wednesday.
M ay 7. w ith Mrs. W. E. P ittin g e r.
B r -akf.'i. ! was served on the lav. n
a fte r v ir c h a to u r of her garden
w as n .,de.
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Match Garden Furniture
to Garden Flowers
Take Time to be
Y o u'll take greater pride in your lovely,
blooming garden i f its furniture is gaily
painted. Bass-Hueter Quick-Drying Enamel
(formerly called Lustrelac) is the finish to
use. It brushes on easily and smoothly, dries
quickly and resists weather. Paint today— give
a garden party tomorrow! 18 sparkling colors
from which to choose.
BASS-HUETER
ENAMEL
Quick-Drying
50c
Pint
S p ray G un
Painting
Four - Point
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on Extended Trip
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O lr h r a lr x Birthday—
Mrs. L. C. Kramieu gave a parly
h o n o rin g the seventh b lrth d u y of
her daughter. LeAnne, S aturday,
May 9. Tw enty-four sm a ll guests
w ere present at the ta b le w h ich
was set w ith a huge rake and sev
en ta ll (lin k tapers The children
played games outside.
Miss Gary Weds
George Kitthaler
Pint
83c
Keep to the Right
Slay on your own side of the
read—respect the other fellow's
rights. Observance
o f these
simple safety rules w o u l d
eliminate many costly accidents
G asoline - Oil
Batteries
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Tires
G reasing - A ccessories -
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BUSCH’S
C U B IC FOO T
Model K760
Two H andy Locations
Service Garage
Phone 501
Super Service
Station
189
Corner T hird and Baseline
Phone 391
A. II. Busch. Prop.
D Douglas assisting hosteaf Mr*.
50
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Why take a chance
when you can buy a
KELVINATOR
of proven economy
and reliability at a
price a little more, if
any, than a n u n-
known or assembled
box.
C harles Mott wus the speaker.
Mrs. Kelts Honored—
l) r . und M rs John W Peck en
tertained w ith a b irth d a y d in n e r
p a rty Sunday In honor of Mrs.
Peck’s m other. M i- W. Betts.
Selfridge Furniture Co.
Maruggs E ntertain—
Phone 21X
M r. and M rs 11 L. M a ru g g of
P o rtla n d en tertain ed H i l l s b o r o
Lower Your
Feeding
Cost
CJ
A re you satisfied w ith the r e
sults you arc re c e iv in g from yoi«-
present feed'.’ W ould you lik e to
lo w e r y o u r feeding cost, and at
the same lim e increase y o u r crenni
test? O f course you w ould, und
bore Is a lo w cost d a iry feed w h ich
w ill accom plish both results fo r I
you! We recom m end it as a com- I
b in a tio n to be fed w ith y o u r roots, i
silage, hny crops or fu ll pastin’- !
age: M IX 'O N E S A C K CO C O N U T
M E A L A N D O NE S A C K
M IL L
RUN. P LU S D A IR Y M IN E R A L S
Feed 5 lbs. to II lbs. per cow each
feeding.
F o r b e tte r results w iltt
your
present ra tio n , t r y nd ding about
3 lbs. o f pure N U T C A K E B R A N D
Coconut M eal per cow per feed
ing.
I f you have su rp lu s oats, b a r
le y o r wheat, take some of yo u r
borne g ro w n grains to y o u r feed
dealer and trade fo r C oconut Meal.
1 lave Vein- I l eil d e a le r grind m i l l I
m ix as follows: 'I'llH E E PAR IS
YOUR HO M E G RO W N C R A IN |
AND o n e
PA RT
COCOW UT
MEAT,, P LU S M IN E R A L S . W atch
thee ream lin o rise w hen you feed
N U T C A K E B R A N D Coconut Moal!
T h is m ix Is good fo r d a iry cows,
g ro w in g hogs, tu rk e y s and cattle.
Hog Farm ers, th is w ill save m oney
fo r you. too.
A ll o f the above feed m ixes m ay
be fed w ith y o u r surplus k im iiie d
m ilk w ith e xce lle n t results. W hy
not ta ke advantage o f these sav
ings? Coconut Meal is low in price.
See y o u r feed dealer. W rite to
2730 N. W. F ro n t Ave., P ortla nd ,
Ore. fo r copy o f FREE booklet,
“ The Feeding o f Coconut M eal For
Profit.” The booklet tells why.
STEPPING ON THE STARTER puts over too metal
parts inside your m otor into im m ediate action.
T his means serious wear— unless your oil flows
imtantly!
• Here's your d u n c e to get
an exceptional bargain on a
fine new 1 lo tp o in t 8-cup coffee
m aker that brews delicious
coffee every tim e! Every home
should have one . . . ideal
s h o w e r o r w e d d in g g ift.
Here's what you get:
3 Miles a Minute
can cause Less wear
Rttakr Prtit
8-cup Hotpoint Coffee
M aker . . . .
15-piece G ian
Luncheon Set
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1 Pound Wedhems
J695
1.95
Drip Coffee . ■ .
Coffee M eeiurinj Cup
Total V alu e
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than starting your engine just once!
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I HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
BEAUTY
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P H Y S IC IA N
SHOPS
motor heat at 180 miles an
h o u r. . . is hard enough on an en
gine!
But starting your engine ju st once can
he a lot more damaging.
When you step on your starter, over
loo moving parts are rubbing together.
T hat calls for plenty of oil on every
part. If it isn’t fast-jiou'ing, some parts
T
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errific
A. 0 . PITMAN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURREON
X-Ray and Phyalo-Tfcorapy
P«nnan»nta and al) kinda of
beauty work.
Téléphona 1381X
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Commercial
National Bank Bldg.
Telephone*»
Office 82S1
Reeldence 791Z
H llhboro Pharm acy
Sanitary Beauty Shop
DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D.
Roauty Work
Phyxlclan and Surgeon
a apecialty
Telephone 1471
WEIL S APARTMENTS
Mabel Se hen del
are unoiled for a few moments. No won
der ¿4ths of engine wear is caused by
starting!
To cut this excessive wear, Shell, at
a cost of $j,ooo,ooo, has perfected a new
type of oil.
Golden Shell is FAST-FLO W ING and yet
TOUGH. Engineers and oil technicians
call the process behind it the biggest ad
vance in oil refining in the last 25 years.
Drive in to your neighborhood Shell
station today and learn how Golden Shell
can cut your engine repair costs 50%.
Golden Shell MOo™g
SUR G EO N
General Beauty Work
PERM ANENTS
H er e ’s a n ew f a s t - f lo w in g o il
that reduces engine repair bills
up to 50% . . .
AND
EVE’S BEAUTY SH 0P
▲U kinds of
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only 87.95! Special easy terms
also in effect. T h is marvelous
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p o in t dealeri, o r Pepco Elec
tr ic Stores. Lim ited tim e . . .
A ct N o w !
PEPC
SPEED requires a •‘TOUGH” oil for high heat.
E ith er “ tough” or fu s t fluwing oils are easy to
m ake. T h e problem is tu combine both qualities
in the same oil.
136 8. Third Ave.
Wells Building
Of flea 2«U
Telephutiaa
Raaldenee
GARBAGE
D E N T IS T S
DR. RALPH DRESSER
D ent let
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COLLECTION
Garbage Collection
A N D CANS
Commercial Building
JA CK MAIER
Telephone 144
Eeenlnia, Sunday* by Appointment
T elephone 1391
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R U B B E R STAM PS
GEORGE T. McGRATH
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