me,
T liuinduy, M ay 2H, 1936
H IL L S B O R O
Honor Couple
Mountaindale
Saucy Colleen
ARGUS.
Local Girl on World Tour
Writes of Visit to Orient
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
Pago Three
N O T IC E T O ( R E D IT O R S
in the Sunday school M ay 31 to
«lay o f J u n e . 193«. as th e tim e , n n d th e
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n , th a t th e u n -
o u n ty C o u r t ro o m o f H ills b o ro » W a s h
give an illu s tra tiv e ta lk to tlie d e rs ig n e d , E v a K e lle y H u n d le y , has been C ing».«n
C o u n ty , O re g o n , as th e p la c e o f
childre n. She w ill also have charge d u ly s p p n in te d as a d m in is t r a t r ix o f th e h e a rin g o b je c tio n s t o s a id f in a l a c c o u n t
e s ta te o f ( 'h a r te s Ja m e s K e lle y , deceased,
r t, I f a n y th e r e he, a n d f o r th e
of the c h ild re n 's m eeting Sunday b y th e C o u n ty C o u r t <»f W a s h in g to n a f in n d a l r e s p e o ttle
m e n t o f »aid estate .
Brook;
H ill
F r e e M ethodist afternoon at 3 o'clock. The re g u la r C o u n ty . O re g o n , a n d she has d u ly q u a li
I M a y 21. IN « .
fie d as su ch a d m in is t r a t r ix .
church
w
ill
hold
a
service
of
spe-
E dito r's Note
Im pressions
t>l ' the M o lu i
as e a rly as the th lr - eial
A N T O N F O S P E L T . A dm iniatrator.
E.
T h « re f< re, a lt
p e rsona
h a v in g c la im s
rnectings, s ta rtin g F rid a y w ith services fo r the week arc as f o l
: eo u u trn • visite d are being sent to te n th ce n tu ry
G a rd n e r» to M o v e ; S tr a w
lows: p ra ye r m eeting Thursday. a g a in s t aaid e s ta te a re h e re b y n o tifie d B I' -ngue. A t to r n e y
Rev
J
It
S
te
w
a
rt
of
P
o
rtla
n
d
,
who
the A rg u s by M iss F ried a K o rn ,
A to ta l nu m be r o f some 7,000
7:45 p. m.; Sunday school. 10 a. m.. a n d re q u ire d to p re s e n t th e sam e d u ly
b e rry P ic k in g S ta rt»
daug hter o f M r a n i l M rs C E islands m ake up the P h ilip p in e s,
d to th e u n d e rs ig n e d E va K e lle y
Sunday; preaching. 11 a. m. and v H e u r n ifie
d le v a t h e r re sid e n ce a t
R o u te
3,
K o rn o f H e lve tia , w ho le ft S a n about 2.500 o f w h ich have names.
7:30 p. m , M r
H o w ard T u c k e r H ills b o r o , O re g o n , w it h in 6 m o n th s fro m
Francisco
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
21
on
a
six
or
ll« v M l« . M i i r . n r . t M i OI i I. m . ii I
T he island o f Luzon, on w h ic h
w ill preach in the evening Young th e f i r s t p u b lic a tio n o f t h is n o tic e in
seven m onths' pleasure trip a ro u rid M a n ila i located, is the largest
M O U N T A IN D A L E M r an il Mrs
people's service, 6:45 p. m. A spe •he H illx b .- r o A rg u s , s a id d a te b e in g
J the w o rld.
d a y o f M a y . 1936
and is about the . ,z.e o f N ew Y o rk
Phone 9 5 3
:
H ills b o ro
I* L G ardn er w ere honored w itli a
c ia l C h ild re n 's day service is be- th e D a 21st
te d th is 16th d a y o f M a y , A . I). 1936.
Manila
state and New Jersey com bined.
p u rty .Sunday eve n in g F ive hun-
in g planned fo r Sunday, June 7
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EVA
KELLEY
H IJ N D L E Y .
A d m in -
The p rin c ip a l produets o f the
O u r approach to M a n ila ha rbo r
( lie il wu- played Guests were M r.
J H | The e n tire m o rn in g service w i ll be is t r a t r ix < f said F ú ta te . L o y d W C ro w .
and
was perhaps the most b e a u tifu l to islands a r e rice, abaca <M a n ila
and Mi.' George M eaeliaili, M r and
H : devoted to the ch ild re n . The par M< M in n v ille , O re g o n , A t to r n e y f o r said
LICENSED LM BALMERS
E
s
ta
te
.
i
|.R
hem
p),
cocoanut,
sugar
and
to
a
po
rt
thus
far.
Mi
t!al»e E suer, Mr.
E in in u
ents are urged to atten d also as
We pa . cd C o rrig c d o r island and bacco.
Seliw under, M i
and M m Ered
th e re w ill be a sho rt message to
N O T IC E O F F I N A L H E A R IN G
M
in
in
g
is
a
great
in
d
u
s
try
here.
entered
M
a
n
ila
bay
about
fiv
e
in
Sehw auder and sun Louis. M i and
parents by the pastor. T he L o rd is
e re b y g iv e n th a t th e u n d e r
In
the
bureau
of
science,
the
head
the
evening
I)
is
a
p
p
ro
x
im
a
te
ly
I blessing a l1 departm ents o f the s ig N n o e d tic e has is h file
M is A dolph R eber and .son W a l
d
his f in a l a c c o u n t a n d
30 m iles fro m the entrance o f the q u a rte rs of the s c ie n tific w o rk of
le r, E laine S e tilu e fll and M r unit
w o rk Come and w o rs h ip w ith us. r e p o r t as a d m in is t r a t o r o f th e e s ta te
buy to the p ie r so fo r n e a rly tw o the governm ent, may be seen most
Mrs. Ered Je se M r
and Mrs.
- J . N. W alker, pastor.
o f E rn il O s p e lt, deceased, in th e C o u n ty
hour.' we g lid e d dow n th is smooth, com plete m odels of the m ore im
C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f O re g m f o r W a s h
G a rd n e r and fa m ily are m o vin g to
in g to n C o u n ty , O re g o n , a n d b y a n o rd e r
blue body o f w a te r as the tro p i- p o rta n t p ro d u cin g m ines in the
N o rth P lains next week.
N O T IC E O F F I N A L S E T T L E M E N T
d
u ly m ade a n d e n te re d in xaid c o u r t on
1 ■'i
on w .^. setting behind the P h ilip p in e s , show ing in gre at de
' I n th e C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S ta te o f O r e th e 16 th d a y o f M a y. 1936. said c o u rt
I ’ leklllK Starts
ta il th e ir u n de rgrou nd w o rkin g s.
vu
rio
u
s
m
o
u
n
ta
in
p
e
a
k
,
w
h
ich
g
o
n
,
f
o
r
W
a
fth
in
g
to
n
C
o
u
n
ty
.
has d e s ig n a te d S a tu r d a y , a t th e h o u r o f
S tra w b e rry p ic k in g hus slu tte d
A cco rd in g to scale, m ay be seen
m ake up the islands.
te n o’c lo c k in th e D .re n o o n o f th e 2 9 th
I n th»* M a tt e r o f t h e E s ta te o t J o h n O.
in th is co m m u n ity at some of the
the actual geological fo rm a tio n at
M
ik
e
lfto
n
,
Deceased.
T
here
ure
tw
o
d
is
tin
c
t
channels
yurdx.
N o tic e in h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e u n d e r-
th ro u g h
w h ich one m ay enter that p a rtic u la r location, th e depth
( d u p le H o n o re d
nign«<i. d u ly a p p o in te d A d m in ia t r a t o r o f
M a n ila hay One on each side of of the shafts, the vuriou s m echan
th e a bo ve n a m ed e a ta te , h a * file d in th e
Mi
I ’ A Q ua lls was hostess fo r
ica
l
device
.
necessary
to
produce
.
C o rrig c d o r island The channel on
a b o ve e n t it le d c o u r t a n d eauae h i* f in a l
the Past C hiefs' clu b T hursd ay
the opposite side o f th is island is and hoist the ore and even such
account
and re p o rt
a»
auch , a n d
th e
aftern oon The eluh presented Mrs.
c o u r t haa fix e d th e 2 0 th d a y o f J u n e , i
the
one
in to
w h ich
A d m ira l I m in u te d . ta ils as th e 'lights on the
helm
ets
of
the
m
in
ers
and
the
'
Q ua lls w ith a g ift In honor of
1936,
a
t
th
e
h
o
u
r
o
f
te
n
o’
c
lo
c
k
A
.
M
137 8 . T h ir d A v e .
Dewey drove Ihe three Spam n
o f aaid d a y , a n d th e c o u r t ro o m o t th e
M i and M is Q uu lls' tw e n ty -fifth
w arships, sunk tw o and burned tim b e rin g o f the shafts, d r ifts and I
a b o ve e n h tle d c o u r t in H ills b o r o . O re g o n ,
w edding a n m ve isa ry.
A fte r
the
sum
ps
as
the
w
o
rk
progresses.
the o th e r and e v e n tu a lly took pos
ax th e t im e a n d p la ce f o r h e a rin g ob
biism ei
m eeting "MMI" was played
A n o th e r v e ry im p ressive e x p e rl- I
je c tio n s t o aaid F in a l A c c o u n t, a n d f o r
session o f the P h ilip p in e s On this
in w h ich M i
Lo ci llo lle n lie e k had Jane W inters, w ho heads the east island are most o f th e A m erican <nce in th is same a ftern oon was i
th e f i n a l s e ttle m e n t o f said e sta te .
of "P a dd y O 'D ay." one of the
D a te d th ia 21at d a y o f M a y , 1936.
high score and M rs A K. Key-
a
t
r
ip
th
ro
u
g
h
the
P
h
ilip
p
in
e
'
Ernest
Keasling
Jr.
1935 C H E V R O L E T S T A N D A R D S E D A N
features of a d o u b le -h ill program fo rtific a tio n s fo r the P h ilip p in e s, ' museum, illu s tra tin g th e life of th e |
< H A R L E S G. K E L L E R . A d m in ia t r a to r
Holds .second, (¡nests were M is
and Ihe ba rracks her«-, housing a p
o f th e E s ta te o t J o h n ( ). M ik e la o n , D e - .
at
the
V
enetian
to
n
ig
h
t.
F
rid
a
y
C lyde L in c o ln and M rs Stanley
islands. W h ile the people of the : w ill peak on F rid a y. S atu rday and ceased.
F athe r Costelloe's ear. Has had the v e ry best o f care,
p
ro
x
im
a
te
ly
21)00
men.
is
reputed
to
E.
J
.
M
e
A
le
a
r
,
A
t
to
r
n
e
y
f
o
r
j
and S atu rday K iehard A rle n in
P h ilip p in e s are a ll closely related Sunday nights. Sunday m orning. A d m in ia t r a to r .
Halm Mrs A
K Reynolds w ill
14-8 .
and is in perfect condition. N o t a blem ish on the w hole ear
"T lie C a llin g of Dan M u tth cw x," be the longest in the w o rld
e n te rta in the clu b June 25.
and belong to th e great M alayo-1 M ay 31. Rev Roy M organ, w ho is
in side or out. Come in and see th is bargain.
In M an ila e v e ry th in g seems to P olynesian fa m ily , it is m ost in
is slated as the other feature.
M rs Jack Bow ers of San F ra n
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
ra d ia te fro m
the M a n ila
hotel te re stin g to see how the d iff e r e n t , president o f the Holiness chu rch of
cisco, Cal , Is v is itin g her m other,
S ou thern C a lifo rn ia , w ill speak I n th e C o u n ty C o a r t o f th e S ta te o f O re - I
T h is h o ste lry is v e ry old. the la t 1 trib e s in
g (.n , f o r
W a s h in g to n
C o u n ty .
1 9 3 0 C h e v ro le t C oupe, A - l sh a p e .................... $ 2 5 0
Mrs. Bertha Luck
the variou s p ro v in c e s 1 Rev. M organ is a speaker of out-
w o rd in fa r eastern service and vary, not o n ly in th e ir languages I s ta n d in g a b ility
In
th e M a tt e r o f th e G u a r d ia n s h ip o f
Sunday d in n e r p a rty guests at
arid
is
po
p
u
la
r
F
lo
r
a
A
d
a
m
s
,
an
In
s
a
n
e
P
e
rson
.
1
9 3 0 P ly m o u th Sedan, now only ........
$225
most a ttra c tiv e of a ll. b e a u tifu lly and dialects, but in th e ir h a b its .. w ith a ll ages,
the A d o lp h E rdm an home were
N o tic e la h e re b y g iv e n , t h a t th e u n d e r
located, o v e rlo k in g the bay.
Mis» Bertha E rdm an of P ortland,
customs and features as w e ll
r cv Ernest K e a slin g J r. o f B e lo it, s ig n e d hax i>een d u ly a p p o in te d b y th e i
1 9 2 9 F o rd R o ad ster, p e rfe c t ....................
$175
S tra n g e ly enough, I th o u g h t I
Mr
and Mrs
Dan Erdm an and
T ro p ic a l fr u its and vegetables o f Kan., w ill be the speaker each eve a b o ve e n t it le d C o u rt, G u a r d ia n o f th e '
O REG O N S T A T E C O L L E G E .
p e rso n a n d e s ta te o f s a id in s a n e p e rs o n , '
1
9
2
9
C
h
ry
s
le
r
R
o
ad
ster
$265
fa m ily of West U nion and M r. and C o rva llis. M ay 27 W illia m A. A lli- kn e w no one in th is fa r flu n g a ll k in d s th r iv e here, but m y n in g fro m
June 1 t o 14.
Rev. a n d has d u ly q u a lif.e d as auch.
•
place, o n ly to fin d I had m any i most d e lig h tfu l discove ry was th e ir
M i. Ed W endt o f H ills b o ro
K ea sling is a you ng m an whose
1 sou of H illsb o ro , w ho was one of old frie n d s liv in g here.
Now,
th e r e fo r e , a ll
perso n s
h a v in g |
cocoa honey made fro m th e ir na messages are o f in te re st to young c la im s a g a in s t said in s a n e p e rso n a re
Mr
Vernon B alm attended a the 48 young men and wom en of
O th e rs fro m $ 2 5 up
state m eeting of Rebekah Assembly the state re ce n tly selected by the
Sunday in M a n ila i.s a big day, tiv e cocoanuts. It tastes a litt le people as w e ll as to those o f m ature h e re b y n o t if ie d a n d r e q u ire d to p r e s e n t i
th
e
nam
e,
to
g
e
th
e
r
w
it
h
p
r
o
p
e
r
v
o
u
c
h
e
rs
!
at Roseburg last week as a de le state hoard o f hig h e r education to fo r a ll the natives have tim e lik e bee honey and about th a t con years. He has had success in his
th e u n d e rs ig n e d a t th e la w
gate fro m the H ills b o ro Kebekah receive scholarships to atten d O re uw ay from th e ir w o rk to engage sistency, b u t has a decided ric h w o rk re ce n tly in C a lifo rn ia and o t h f f e ic r e e fo o r , f to
E. J. M e A le a r in th e F i r s t N a
lodge
th e ir
fa v o rite pastim e -cock- ; n u t taste along w ith it. Have it also in O regon d u rin g the past t io n a l R a n k B u ild in g , in H ills b o r o , O re
gon Stale college next year, plans in
on m y
w a ffle s e ve ry m o rn in g fe w weeks The p u b lic is extended g o n . w i t h in s ix m o n th s f r o m th e d a te ■
M r and M r
Hoy A p p le to n of to reg ister in the .school of en- fights.
h e re o f.
P o rtla n d spent .several days last i gm eering He is a son o f M r. and
A frie n d and I. out a fte r some ! since in M anila.
a h e a rty w elcom e to
a ll these
D a te d th is 21st d a y o f M a y , 193G
The em b roid eries here are v e ry i services
week at the H e nry Weaver home Mrs. It A. A llis o n .
local color, h ire d a n a tiv e carro -
E L I Z A B E T H T O D D . G u a r d ia n r f F lo r a (
us M r. W eaver is q u ite ill
out
fo r the ! b e a u tifu l, but u n lik e th e s ilk s o f | '
A d a m s , an In s a n e P e rso n . E . J . M e A le a r . j
In the en g in e e rin g school A llis o n m atis and started
Japan
and
C
hina,
the
w
o
rk
here
A fte r ,
M r and M rs Loel Hollenbeck w ill have a yeu r o f ra th e r general barm s o r n a tiv e villages.
A t t o r n e y f o r G u a rd ia n .
14-8
th ro u g h
m a n y ' of 1 is done on cotton m a te ria ls such
and son H ow ard d ro ve to Bandon tra in in g , a fte r w h ich he w ill have w a n d e rin g
N
O
T
IC
E
T
O
C
R
E
D
IT
O
R
S
as
linen
,
voile,
net,
etc.
M
ost
of
them
,
consisting
m
ostly
o
f
grass
F rid a y W h ile the re M rs H ollen- an o p p o rtu n ity to choose his m a jo r
In th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f O re
eek attended a d is tric t convention among the departm ents o f e le c tri hubs, o r N ipa shacks, b u ilt high the m a te ria l is sent here fro m the
g o n , f o r th e C o u n ty o f W a s h in g to n ,
ot tin P yth ia n Sist. i .
cal. c iv il, m echanical and chem ical on stilts, we w ent to a cock fig h t. U n ite d States, som etim es already
P ro b a te D e p a rtm e n t.
M rs A Hausen o f St Johns has e n g i n e e r i n g a m i in d u stria l a i'. lb The urena In w h ich these figh ts .stamped w ith the designs and then
L o is Fern Logan. 37, w ife of
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e u n d e r
H o ld Y o u r Bonus Bonds
hi-en a guest the past week of. her has in dica ted an in te re st in m e are held is b u ilt high on s tilts "fa rm e d " out to the d iffe re n t p ro v I.. :,y S Logan, ro u te 5, H illsb o ro , s ig n e d W a lt e r F ü h re r has been a p p o in te d
inces
to
be
em
broidered.
T
he
tru
e
e
x
e
c
u
to
r
o
f
th
e
e
s
ta
te
o
f
M
a
rie
F
ü
h
re
r
,
in
a
com
plete
circle
.
In
the
center
daughter. M r
P E G ardner.
chanical engineering.
succumbed M onday a ftern oon in a deceased, b y th e C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S ta te
I f a t A ll Possible — B u t
lls | P h ilip p in e designs, how ever, are
I tlr tlid .iy C e le lira trd
These scholarships are granted about six feet below, the fights
P o rtla n d ho sp ita l a fte r an illness - f O re g o n , . " r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , a n d
H e tty Jean V a n d o lu e h n wits ho n o n ly to students from am ong the ta ke place. T h e n 1 ure several st ?c. ■ the m ore a ttra c tiv e to the tra v e le r. ’ o f a m onth.
hax q u a lifie d . A l l perso n s h a v in g c la im s |
I f Y o u Cash T h e m
A n d now w e m ust leave M a n ila
ored w ith a p a rty Tuesday a fte r upper o n e -th ird o f th e ir g ra du ating tion s to th is arena and each sec
M rs. Logan has been a resident a g a in s t s a id e s ta te a re h e re b y n o t if ie d to
noon, ce le b ra tin g he r te n th b ir th classes w ho face fin a n c ia l d iffie u l- tio n is fo r a d iffe re n t n a tio n a lity . fo r a strong er place s t ill—S in g a o f th is c o m m u n ity fo r several years p re s e n t th e sam e, d u ly v e r ifie d , ax b y la w
q u ire d , to th e u n d e rs ig n e d a t S h e rw o o d ,
day
Games were played. L ittle li s in a tte n d in g college
A lliso n We tw o and one m ore gentlem an pore. “ th e p o rt" so th e y say, “ o f j and was born J u ly 7. 1898, in Heb- O re re
g o n , R o u te 4. w it h in s ix m o n th s fr o m
guests present w i re L o re tta Mae was h ig h ly recom m ended for a i w ere the o n ly A m erican s in the fo rg o tte n souls."
i ron. Neb.
th e d a te h e re o f.
Bi i .bine. M arg are t Jane Dooher, scholarship b y ii
Date«] a n d f ir x t p u b lis h e d M a y 28. 1936.
M
Goodman i place.
S u rv iv o rs
in clu d e , besides the
T lie fo w ls are brought in. spurs
lb tty Mr-New,
P h y llis
Ita ffe ty .
p rin c ip a l of H ills b o ro un io n high
. w id o w e r and c h ild re n W ayne, B e r- D a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n J u n e 25, 1936.
W A L T E R F Ü H R E R . E x e c u to r .
15-9
W ilm a W illia m . M ary Lou Toates, ’ school. and by others in the c o m -, attached, and in s ta n tly the b e ttin g
I nice, Eva and D o ris; her fa th e r and
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E la in e G a rd n e r l.eu ore Vandom - m u n lty.
Sara F. S ta lla rd to W ashington I m other. M r. and M rs. C arey D yer
el n ¡irul Ih tty Jean and M e lv in
A llis o n m a intained a high sehol- ' I of w ild sho utin g and b e ttin g the county, part L o t 15 C o m t e & o f H ills b o ro ; b ro th e rs H a rry
of
V andonielen
astie record th ro u g h o u t his high : gentlem an in charge o f the bet K o h lm a n 's L itt le Homes No. 1.
, H illsb o ro , Don o f W h ite S u lp h u r
Y ou’ll W an t
Sunday d in n e r p a rty gue. t.s of school career, nnd also took an a c tin g announces the odds and an-
Dewey F. B a ke r et ux to B. H. Springs. M ontana: O r v ille of W y-
'
other
few
m
om
ents
of
w
ild
sho
ut-
Mi
and M rs N H Toate.s and tiv e part in e x tra -c u rric u la r ac
Rt eher et ux. pa rt B lo ck 7 N a y ' om ing and L o w e ll o f Illin o is ; sis-
fa m ily were M i
and Mrs. Bert tiv itie s He was student body treas 1 in g fo r bets am ong the spectators lo r's A d d itio n , Forest G rove.
j tors, L u c ille
Adam s and M a rie
( ’.»swell and fa in tly o f P o rtla n d u re r. president of the ju n io r class, I and the fig h t is on. T he blades
Sim on B erg er to Jo h n cB rge r, . Shearer o f W h ite S u lp h u r S prings
Mrs. C h ris Tsehanz, w ho re ce n tly a m em ber o f Ihe H i-Y c lu b and must be v e ry sharp fo r usually part T IN R1W.
and Hazel C u llu m o f T hree F o rks
un d e rw e n t a g o ite r operation, ls took part in the J u n io r class play J one good s trik e by one fo w l and . M a rk S k in n e r <S up e rin te n d e n t o f ■ M ont.
How b e tte r can an ex-service m an invest his
e o n va lise ln g nicely
He plans to e n te r college th is fa ll j the opposing b ird is d e fin ite ly B an ksi to C om m ercia l
Mrs. Logan's fu n e ra l w ill b e h e ld
N a tio n a l
bonus m oney th a n in th e co m fo rt a n d sa tisfa c tio n
Mi
C larence M»*<‘k and Mrs. His scholarship w ill assist in de w ounded and w ill bleed to death bank. 1.90 Acres K innessw ood A c re ' at 2 o'clock today «Thursday» fro m
F lo yd K a ffc ty attended Sunshine fra y in g tu itio n fee- and la b o ra to ry i l l a few moments. The w h ole age.
'the Donelson A S ew ell chapel and
of a hom e— e ith e r in rem o d elin g th e old house o r
fig h t lasts about fiv e to ten m in
club
h<»on■ of M rs Dapp charges.
New Y o rk L ife Insu ra nce Co. to i in te rm e n t w i ll be in F ir L a w n
in b u ild in g a new one?
C arol M eyers o f rou te 4. H ills utes. The fa ire st b e ttin g 1 have J u liu s Christensen. 100 Acres T1S 1 cem etery.
¡it H e lve tia Wed nt day afternoon.
Sunday
evt ntng d in n e r p a rty boro, w ho was granted a s im ila r ' ever seen, fu r you e ith e r w in o r I R2W.
F o r Y our H o lid ay —
Begin p la n n in g now ! E stim ates g lad ly fu rn ish e d
g u e s t s of M r
and M is G C’ C on scholarship by the state board of lose w h at you bet 1 won three
H a rry P. M essier et al to O liv e r
n o lly were Miss Helen H ollenbeck h igh er education last year, is a out o f fiv e bets placed. A m using E M ettom e et ux. L o t 48 B lo c k 7 i
w
ith
o u t cost or o b ligation. W e have su g g e ste d
♦ C otton sp o rt dresses
and S ydney C o n n o lly of W illa - senior in the school of science at 1 this the natives call the man w ho Rei d v ille Homes.
p
lan
s
fo r a v a rie ty of m o d era te cost hom es.
$
4
.‘
J
5
,
places
the
bets
"C
h
ris
t"
because.
O S. C this year.
iiiin a .
B H. R eeller et ux to D ew ey F.-i
T h e F e d e ra l H ousing A d m in istra tio n can help
A u a d d itio n a l 21 scholarships to I they say. he alw ays has his arm s B ake r et ux. pa rt of T. G. N a vlo r's !
O regon State college
w ill
b e l outstretched These matches last a ll D L. C. 37 T IS R4W
R c x a ll s tre a m lin e d tra in w ill be
you fin a n c e a new hom e w ith up to 20 y e a rs to
J o in t Exercises H e ld
S lacks and ov eralls
aw arded la te r by the state board I day and they d o n 't even take
James Penm an to G. W. A tw oo d in P o rtla n d at the U n ion depot F r i
pay. See us to d a y . Let us assist you.
at U n io n G y m M a y 19 o f h ig h e r education to students tune out to eat, and instead have et ux, 40 Acres Section 18 T2N day and w ill be open B ern 10:30 a.
$ 4 .95
bro u g h t r ig h t in to R4W.
The com bined eig h th grade g ra d .selected fro m am ong those already . th e ir food
m to 12.15 p. m. and fro m 2:30 p.
u a tion exercises o f the Bethany, registered at the college w ho are them.
E V E R Y T H IN G FO R T H E BUILDER
A u b re y T a y lo r et ux to z\gnes m. to 9 p. m. Free admiss-on tic k - I
In the
P h ilip p in e s e v e ry th in g Adams. 20 Acres 34 2S 2W.
M c K in le y and U n ion schools were in need o f fin a n c ia l assistance to
♦ S p o rt blouses
ets m ay be secured fro m the D elta '
he ld M ay 19 at the U n ion gym . make it possible fo r them to co n ceases between 12 noon and 2
S 4 .00
lle n e Sampson to Joh n W. P a t - , D ru g store here.
Each school presented tw o n u m tin u e A p p lic a tio n s fo r these are to o'clock. No shops are open, no torson et ux. W 2 Acres o f L o t 315 i Designed p r im a r ily a- a conven- |
bers on the program . The address be on file by June 15. it ha: been I offices do business, in fact c v c ry - Johnson Estate A d d itio n .
tio n -p la c e fo r the 10.000 R e xa ll
, one alm ost ceases to e xist and
was given b y -D e a n C ollins, o f the announced.
F ra n k H. C la rk ct
♦ Linen blouses
to D e lm a r I d ru g g ists th ro u g h o u t t h e U n ite d ,
i hides aw ay
fo r
his
noon-day E. Johnson c t ux, , et pa u rt x Section
O regon J o u rn a l, and su p e rin te n d
“If It's Lumber—Call Our Number”
12 I States, the U n ite d D ru g com pany s 1
$ 4 .4 9
i
"siesta."
Luncheons
are
even
ent K rau s presented diplom as t o Ir e la n d C o m p a n y H as
151 W. Baseline
T IS R1W
Phone 2691
m illio n - d o lla r stream line d tra in lias j
1
m
ore
o
r
less
taboo
because
people
fourteen young people Graduates
H G illis et ux to F ra n k V erb iske been taken over by the p u b lic, and
A
g
e
n
c
y
fo
r
H
o
tp
o
in
t
p
re
fe
r
to
rest
and
re
la
x
d
u
rin
g
w ere Jean Berger, Dol ls Eggiman,
et ux. 20 Acres T IS R2W.
the com pany executives have been 1
♦ Silk blouses
A u d re y Eow ler. Jack Hale, Eldon
Lester Ire la n d & Com pany. H ills ■ the noon-day sun. F o u r - th ir ty is
E lizabeth I, Chapm an to W illia m forced to m o d ify th e ir o rig in a l plan
$ 4 .95
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Jenne, C a lv in Lehm an, B illy Mosh- boro h a rd w a re store, has taken : tea o r co c k ta il h o ur and d in n e r F H art et ux. 1 A cre A . W. H a rt o f operation.
ofsky. Donald S talder. C la rk e A u s over Ihe H o tp o in t lin e of e le ctric : most g e n e ra lly at nine.
cla im 60 T IS R1W.
T he tra in le ft Boston M arch 29
tin . Hoy Sato. La w re nce Lehm an. re frig e ra to rs, b e g in n in g th is week.
Most o f the n a tiv e shops o r ba
A. J. F re d et ux to G eorge Coe
♦ Silk sp o rt d resses
Paul D ickm an. D w ig h t A u s tin and A com plete lin e o f .sm aller H o t zaars are s t ill found w ith in the B aker. L o t 13 B lo ck 3 H ills b o ro on an e ig h t-m o n th , 29.000 - m ile ,
to
u
r o f the co u n try , w ith a p ro - '
H ubert G ra f The U nion school d is po in t appliances are also c a rrie d in old w a lle d c ity b u ilt by the e a rly G arden Tracts.
gram
of
stops
in
147
towns,
in
109
played sam ples of the a rt w o rk stock, Ire la n d announced. The H ot- I Spanish. T his w a ll is tw o and one-
. R. Johnson ct u x to D ew ey F.
w h ic h has been done th is year.
p o in t lin e is m an u fa ctu re d by the j h a lf m iles long. pierced by any ' B ake r et ux, p a rt L o t 4 B lo ck 12 o f w h ich conventions o f druggists
w i ll be held. B y h o ld in g 109 con- i
♦ S trin g knits
G eneral E le c tric com pany, one of n u m be r o f gates and in the e a rly Forest G rove.
S tate C a p ito l News L e tte r G iv the largest producers o f e le c tric a l days was co m p le te ly su rro un ded I W illia m Houston to B vro n Hous- ven tion s instead o f the usual 30
$ 0 .9 5
o
r
so
hotel
m
eetings,
it
was
exp
ect
in g the h ig h lig h ts o f o ffic ia l ac goods in the U n ite d States.
by a mote, since become part o f ton. p a rt Section 32 T23 R1W.
ed
th
a
t
the
attendance
w
o
u
ld
be
t iv it y at Salem .—E ve ry week in
a g o lf course. T h is w a ll at th a t
M a rk S k in n e r to R obert B. B u r- increased. T a k in g the convention
the Argus.
tf
Watch Headlights
♦ S w ea te rs
tim e
protected
th e ir
churches, linga m e ct ux. part B lo ck 1 T u ck- to the delegates instead o f asking
H e ad lig hts should be cheeked residences. shops, etc., fro m any e r & S te w a rt A d d itio n , H illsb oro ,
$ 4 .49
them
to
come
to
conventions
is
an
d a ily to m ake sure th a t both lig h ts | invaders.
| K . K . S m ith et u x to Louise
e
n
tire
ly
new
note
in
the
fie
ld
of
are in w o rk in g o rd e r z\ sim ple
The
P h ilip p in e
islands
w ere . Henson Thom pson et al. Lots 7 and salesmanship.
w ay Io do th is is Io tu rn the lig h ts discovered by M agellan in tli
GOAR’S
8 A shb roo k Farm
on before ba ckin g fro m th e g a r f i r s t
c irc u m n a v ig a tio n
of
the
J. W. C o nn ell (S h e riff) to C h a rle s
Free
Methodist
Church
age, suggests the O regon State M o globe in 1521, but the y w ere a l B u rg d o rfe r, L o t 34 and p a rt 40 and I
to r association. The re fle c tio n on ready k n o w n in the O rie n t and had 36 T u a la tin Gardens.
M iss
C la rice
Fenton,
student
E. M. Barnes. Prop.
the garage w a ll w ill show w h e th e r com m e rcial re la tio n s w ith China.
F ra n k L. S te ffa n et al to M ik e I fro m P ortla nd B ib le In s titu te and
both lig h ts are b u rning.
Japan. Java. Sum atra. Borneo and B covich et ux. Lots in B lo ck 3 | c h ild re n 's w o rk e r, w i ll be present |
« ♦. ♦ ♦ ♦
P o rtla n d H eights No. 2.
J. M. Person et u x to R P Ras
mussen et ux. Lot 4 B lo ck 3 F in
ney's A d d itio n . H illsb o ro .
Rebecca E. G ra y to L u c y P etit,
Lots 1 and 2 B lo ck 5 D ille y .
D ra pe r P. Royce to \V. B. H u tc h
inson. E 's o f N E 'i o f S e ctio n 36
T2N R4W.
J. W. C o n n e ll «S h eriff) to George
W. Joseph et al, 10 A cres Section
10 T2S R1W.
Brooks Hill Sets
Revival Meetings
Donelson ÔC Sewell
,4Ta/li with '
Rossmnn
s
10 to 70
T H O M A S S. SHOLES
- PRESENTS -
Award Winner to
Take
’ering
4«****.
VETERANS!
Mrs. Fern Logan
Dies in Portland
* V ♦
T H IN K
Real Estate Transfers
HOME
F IR S T
Rcxall Streamline
Train H ere Friday
Pool-Gardner Lumber Co.
s4 95
Woman’s Shop
t
I
VETERANS!
GOOD NEWS!
Prune. Pear Prospects Good
C O R V A L L IS A n e xce lle n t fr u it
set of prunes and pears, and some
in ju r y to w a ln u ts in D ouglas coun
ty was re p orted by W. S Brow n,
head o f the depa rtm e nt o f h o r ti
c u ltu re at O. S. C., fo llo w in g a
v is it to that section e a rly in May.
Most w a ln u t trees he observed e x
h ib ite d no in d ica tio n s o f bearing
and showed some damage to the
trees fro m the past w in te r. He e x
pects a good cro p o f prunes and
pears unless the Jun e "d ro p " re
sults in heavy shedding.
Use Y our "Bonus” to Guarantee
Their Future
Free Health
T reatment
FOK AILING
FEN S!
G iv n y o u r old pen a new lea f«
on life .
B rin y it in and w o’ll
clean It th o ro u g h ly , ad just i t
W hat's y o u r biggest re s p o n s ib ility , and
what gives you the greatest pleasure? Y O U R
F A M IL Y , o f course. Y ou 've p ro ba bly planned
some th in g s y o u r A d ju ste d Com pensation w i ll
do fo r the m b u t do n't fo rg e t th e ir fu tu re .
T his asso c ia tio n lias n e v e r paid less th a n
a n d th e s a fe ty of all ac co u n ts is insured
to $5000 u n d e r th e F e d e ra l P lan.
o f f e r w o n ’t last long, so h u rry .
D ELTA D RUG
STO RE
“ Rose C ity ” Label W ine
Y o u 'll lik e th e ir fla v o r and bouqiu't!.
P ort, S h e rry. A ngelica. T okay, Muscatel, W hite P o rt
w ith
Successor to In k • - a ll w ith
Tualatin Valley Federal Savings and
Loan Association
J. M. PERSON, Mgr.
Havings A Loan ni«ik.
H llls h n r o
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Lucky Lager
at
Wilma’s Place
ASK
FOR T H E M
AT
BY
BE T H R IFT Y
T l-1C m odern liridc d oesn ’t waste im portant
m oney on e n jr a v in j plates sh e m ay n ever use
a ja in .
Instead, she invests quite in ex p en siv e ly ,
hut most appropriately, in the clever " A r t-P o in t’
A nn oun cem ents created h y the approved T h e r
m ographic P rocess.
M a y w e show samples?
T if f a n y W in e
V ik in g W in e
op
IN
IT'S S M A R T T O
Comes in a ll sizes
in c lu d in g the 2-gallon
inspect it an d fill it w ith S k rip ,
o u t ch arg e o r o b lig a tio n . T h is
EVEN
GOETZ BEER
BLATZ BEER
!
Us«' y iftir A d ju ste d C om pensation to s ta rt
a savings account th a t w ill guarantee th e ir
fu tu re . L e t us help y o u r prepare a re g u la r
savings program .
N ew you can e n jo y these fin e W ines and Beers w henever
yon w a nt! Y o u r dealer now carries a com plete line. T h e ir
prices are m ig h ty lo w — when you discover w h a t hig h
«lua lity the y have.
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