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Hilhi Seniors
Finish Work
is Banks School District Will
Elect Directors on June 15
gram .
M em bers of th e class of 1936:
W illiam A A llison, L u V crn e F
A bendroth, R ichard
A bts, E arl
B entley. H elen M arie B ecker. R ich
i B y M i»» M a ry S a n d y )
BAN KS l egal v oters of school
ard C h arles B laine. E rnest C arl
Right Thinking Advice of B row n, H a rry B unke, L ow ell V. d istrict No. 13 w ill hold th e ir a n
Chase. D onald Jam es C ru n ican . ! n ual school m eeting J u n e 15 at 6
Judge Donald Long
H azel C h u rch lcy . A lta E lizabeth p in. They w ill vote for one diree-
C lark, C arol E C oulter, H elen N | to r for th re e y ears and one clerk
Dean, C aro lin e M. D oern, C layton i for one y ear along w ith o th er spe-
(C o n tin u M l fro m page 1)
H Elford, Jo y C o rrin n a F ociker. I eial business
re se n tin g th e class of 1911. T he R obert G eorge. L ew is Jo sep h G a r
Mr and Mrs P au l R obinson and
w o rd in g w as as follows: "T he m em field. P au l G raham . D oris A nita son of N orth B on n ev ille w ere look
b ers of th e class of 1911 of H ills Gregg. W ayne L e Roy G oetter. ing a fter th eir p ro p e rty in B anks
boro high school present th is tr ib F red G ran t J r . A rth u r A. G urske. S u n d ai Mr. R obinson is th e ed ito r
u te to B W B arnes in reco g n i W ilia m G illen w ater.
M elba
E of th e N orth B on n ev ille N ews
tio n of his o u tstan d in g serv ice and H averstick. E arl H ickenlooper. B er
Mr and Mrs M J. M u rphy and
u n failin g devotion to th e cause of nice Mae H ow ard. E lizabeth A nne M is Ja c k W hite of T he D alles and
education d u rin g his long connec Hobbs. E d w ard L. H u rd J r . C. Miss V ern etta May of R yderw ood
tio n w ith th is school and com Holcom b Himes, D orothy G ene v isited F rid ay at th e Ray P arm ley
m u n ity . As we look back over th e H ow ard. L o rrain e A lth ea Jo h n sto n .
25 years, w hich have elapsed since D orothy V irg in ia Jack so n . Violet ; home.
Mr and Mrs E d w in M aw hinney
o u r graduatio n , we a re im pressed Elm a Jan sen . H arold C arl K rah - and tw o ch ild ren of P o rtla n d spent
w ith th e g reat debt w e ow e to him m cr. M arg aret L. K lein. R uth E the w eek -en d w ith E d w in 's parents,
in ap p reciatio n an d g ratitu d e. We K raus. M elvin L ukas, A rth u r O tto Mr and Mrs C h arles M aw hinney.
recognize his in sp iratio n in school K raus, M arg aret L ucy L aver. P earl
Mrs. R ita H eltzel an d tw o d a u g h
days and d u rin g th e in terv en in g Lowe. Jo h n W ilber L orenz, M elvin ters N orm a J e a n an d B etty Ja n e
years: w e recall his sy m p ath etic L. M ariner. G e rtru d e A nn M unkers. of P o rtla n d sp en t th e w eek -end
u n d e rstan d in g of our problem s and H erb ert G len M unkers. W illiam w ith M rs H eltzel's p aren ts, Mr.
his suggestions to w ard th e ir so lu K en n eth M eierju rg en . H arold F and Mrs. W. G. W alker.
tion. To him go o u r best w ishes M eyer, A m elia D orothea M iller.
A lex R iv ard of P o rtla n d is c le r k
d u rin g th e y ears ahead: m ay th e F ra n k C. M ariner. F ran ces O ra ing at th e B an k s M eat M ark et d u r
happy m em ories of th e y ears give Moyer. M arjo rie M arie M e e k . ing th e b usy b e rry season.
increasing richness to life and co n B eatrice J e a n M cC lure. M arjorie
W. T. S ellers is on th e sick list
firm th e realizatio n of a w ork w ell Elsie N ordlund. G reg o ry H. Nob- again th is w eek.
e rta Lee O versby, M avis N ay-
done."
G us E k rm an . an in sp ecto r of
M arion P eters,
G e r -
A w ard of diplom as w as m ade to P u tn am ,
roads of M cM innville, w as a S u n
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,
D
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Sylvia
tw o form er H ilhi stu d en ts. Ju d g e
ow er, M ary L u cille Q uaintance. day afte rn o o n v isito r at th e S. N
D onald E Long of P o rtlan d and j P
H
azel B y rd en e Rogers. C h ristin e C u rrin g to n home.
W. V erne M cK inney, e d ito r of th e
Mr. an d M rs Ed M izn er of P o rt
Louise Robb. M ildred M. Rock, E r
H illsboro Argus. Ju d g e Long, a m ine R ennells, B etty R yan. B er lan d sp en t th e w eek -en d in B anks
m em ber of th e class of 1914. left n a rd S acressen. F ran ces W elm a w ith M r an d Mrs. W a lte r B eard.
school in 1913 and la te r com pleted S ch errer. A. S u e S antoro, Jo h n Mr. M izner. w ho re c e n tly u n d e r
his schooling at th e G eorgetow n Santoro, A rth u r ~ E. Mohr.
’
L loyd w en t a v e ry serio u s o p eratio n , is
university law school at W ashing W. S elfrid g e. D enzel C. S tu n k ard . im p ro v in g nicely.
ton, D. C. M cK inney left in th e E d w ard A Seus. G enevieve Seus,
F ran ces R ugg of H e p p n e r
is
spring of 1917 a t th e b eg in n in g of D avid P ay n e T orbet, R obert S c lerk in g in th e P o w n e M ercan tile
th e W orld w a r to jo in th e arm y, Tongue. R obert T aylor, C ath erin e store d u rin g th e b e rry season.
and a fter serv in g 18 m onths o v e r H elen Tack. K en n eth D. W oodw ard.
M rs G eorge Moss an d son Roy
seas com pleted his school w o rk at L ester W illiam son. E ldw in W att, | of P h ilo m ath a re v isitin g Mr. and
O regon S tate college.
Violet E v ely n W ick. V elm a Lu Mrs. V ern P ric k e tt Mrs. Moss is
"Desires Shape L ives”
V erne W ohlschlegel. E v ely n B. em p lo y ed in th e B odle B a rre lin g
"T hink right." T his w as th e a d W hite, W ilson J. W ienecke, C h a r plant.
les
W u n d erlich . R oscoe W urm Jr..
Mr. an d Mrs. C. W. M oore and
vice given th e g ra d u a tin g seniors
by Ju d g e L ong in h i s address. N orm a Je a n S tan to n Toelle. H elen sons of P o rtla n d sp e n t th e w e e k
P
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W
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end w ith frien d s an d re la tiv e s in
"N ever forget th e d evotion an d
C laren ce W. Jacobs, D e L a u r ic e B anks.
loyalty of y o u r p aren ts."
L aV elle B um p, A u relia H e l e n
Mrs. E lm er L y d a an d th r e e chil-
P ro p e r th in k in g , he said, m akes H affner, Elsie Jo se p h in e G illette.
d r n an d B abe L y d a of D etroit
us th e m asters of ourselves. Act as
sp en t S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay in
if it is im possible to fail, advised
B anks at th e C liff T h om pson home.
Long, w ho declared th a t o u r lives
Mr. an d M rs R ay W oodm an and
a re shaped by o u r own desires. He
Mrs. M. S W oodm an of C apitol
stated th at it tak es m o re energy
H ill sp en t th e w eek -en d w ith Mr.
to fail th an to succeed, p ointing
an d Mrs. G. W. M cG raw .
(C o n tin u e d fro m p o r e l>
out th e stren u o u s effo rts people
an d Mrs. E llis H e rb e rt and
w ill som etim es go to to ju stify feet to th e h eig h t of th e d ik e and tw Mr.
o sons of E ugene w e re S u n d ay
w id en in g th e d ik e footings, p la n
fa ilu re to do som ething.
aftern
o
o n v isito rs of M r an d Mrs.
nin g to p re v e n t overflo w th is w in
"If you a re k in d to th e w orld, ter.
S. N. C u rrin g to n an d fam ily.
th e w orld w ill be k in d to you," as
Mr. an d M rs. W a lte r Roe an d
E ngineers a re of th e opinion th a t
serted th e speaker.
if th e W ap ato p ro ject is success baby d a u g h te r of V an co u v er w ere
Olson, in p resen tin g th e diplom as ful. th e vast q u a n tity of w ater S u n d ay v isito rs of Ed C la rk and
to th e seniors, expressed th e hope w hich finds re stin g place in W a Mrs. L eona R obertson.
C liff T hom pson, w ho has b een ill
th a t th e ir jo u rn e y th ro u g h l i f e pato at flood tim e, w ill be forced
w ould b e one of ad v en tu re, of in to th e ch an n el of th e T u a la tin
p ro fit and of happiness. N eith er w ith re su ltin g high w a te r dow n
education n o r life need to be h u m stream , and d am ag e to p ro p erty
drum to one w ho is a le rt in m ind along th e w ay. u n less th e ch an n el
and im agination, he said. H ap p i is cleared to allow faster outflow .
ness is not d ep en d en t upon circu m
M ud islan d s an d log jam s along
(C o n tin u e d fro m naee 1»
stance: it comes to those w ho w ith th e w hole T u a la tin ch an n el r e
faith m ove to w ard th e ir goal an d ta rd flow off d u rin g th e w in ter i boro, th e d ed icatio n of th e p a rk
w ith courage m eet th e obstacles an d sp rin g and keep th e stream should be an o u tsta n d in g ev en t b e
cause of th e v a st tra n sfo rm a tio n
to its attainm en t, he stated.
m oving slu g g ish ly d u rin g th e r e w hich has been acco m p lish ed th e re
F our m em bers of th e g rad u atin g m a in d e r of th e tim e.
' in th e w ay of re -a rra n g e m e n t and
class of 1911 p resen t w ere Mrs.
I b e a u tific a tio n w ith th e assistance
Jo h n M L änsinger iL u ra T am iesie).
i of th e g o v e rn m e n t th ro u g h W PA
Mrs. W. S. M eyers (M y rtle H ar- i
i labor.
vey), Zenas A. Olson, all of P o rt- i
i V isito rs w ill fin d th e p a rk b e tte r
land, and Miss G ussie S ig ler of
a r r a n 8ed to acco m m o d ate picnic
H illsboro. Mrs. F reem an B erkes
p a rtie s an d fam ily g ath erin g s, w ith
(A lice L und) of Los A ngeles, the
! its sw eep in g d riv e w a y s
circlin g
(C o n tin u e d fro m pave 11
fifth m em ber, w as u n ab le to be S h u te S avings bank, au th o rity to I th e au d ito riu m , ro ck ed an d d u st
present.
com prom ise asset:
L add E state less; g reen law ns, n ew an d in te r-
S u p e rin te n d e n t B arnes, in i n- com pany vs. E w a rd ' P. P om eroy, ‘ esting sh ru b b e ry , an d co n fin em en t
tro d u cin g th e sp eak er and m aking d efau lt: Reed In s titu te vs. W. B of th e m id w ay to th e open space
th e diplom a p resen tatio n to him . H aines et al. co n firm atio n : J u lia A. ; in th e so u th en d of th e p ark , le a v
told som eth in g of school h isto ry j j ” O lsen vs. S e re n e M. M. O lsen ing th e picnic g ro u n d s open along
and pointed out th a t th e school had an d M andius J u liu s O lsen, dis- th e east sid e an d n e x t to th e fa ir
g rad u ated 1330 persons o r t h e m issal.
| b u ild in g s on th e w est.
eq u iv alen t to th e n u m b er p resen t
T h e follow ing o rd ers w e re filed 1 J u ly F o u rth , of course, is the
in th e au d ito riu m for th e 1936 e x th is w eek in p ro b ate co u rt: J o h n , big day. en d in g in a h uge display
ercises.
W B assett. E d ith M arg aret and of fire w o rk s a t nig h t. D illon d e
O th er prog ram n u m b ers w ere as I H elen J e a n S m ith , m inors: W illiam , clares th a t th is d isp lay w ill p ro b
follow s: Processional, high school N orm a and B arb ara A nne A rm es, ably be th e larg est an d m ost in
band; invocation. Prof. P h ilip E J o h n C B echen, H en ry B y r o n clu siv e e v e r p resen ted a celeb ratio n
F oord of G ra n t high school. P o rt- S ag ab erd , C h arles W G ram cnz, W crow d in th is city.
T he fin al d ay w ill open w ith th e
land. H ilhi class of 1927; song, g irls' P D yke. M ary P eterso n . M ary C.
chorus; salu tato ry . G e rtru d e A nn | P rin g le. O m ar F en d all. Ja m e s R usu al p a trio tic exercises in t h e
M unkres, class o f '36;
histo ry , M cPoland. M arie T am iesie. Je n n ie I i p ark , p reced ed by a p a ra d e th ro u g h
C h ristin e Robb, class '36; vocal E. A dam s. P e te r L arsen, E. F erd i- d o w n to w n streets. F o u r b an d s a re
' ex p ected to ta k e p a rt in th e fes-
solo, R uth H arbison G ard n er, class n an d D ied crich s.
T h e follow ing cases w ere filed ■ tivities.
of '16; song. R obert H. K elly, class
of '27; violin solo, D orothy Tongue, th is w eek in c irc u it co u rt: F ed eral I A new and novel e n te rta in m e n t
class of '28: v aled icto ry , H arold F. L an d b an k of S p o k an e vs. C h arles is p lan n ed in th e d o n k ey baseball
M eyer, class of ’38; vocal solo, H. H ays et al; T u a la tin com pany gam es, w hich w ill ta k e place each
M ae D avis Sim pson of P o rtla n d , vs. D ora Lee et al, to q u ie t title; day of th e cele b ratio n u n d e r the
class of '19: high school song led L o u is P. W rig h t vs. A lb ert J o h n new flood lam ps re c e n tly p u r-
chased by th e firem en.
by G. R ussell M organ, song lead er son et al. to q u ie t title.
B esides all of th e ev en ts a r
class of '15.
ran g ed by th e com m ittee, th e re
A rg u s classified ads g et re su lts
A recep tio n w as g iv en in th e
w ill be th e big B ro w n in g B ro th ers'
A m usem ent com pany c a rn iv al on
th e m idw ay, co m p lete w ith rides,
sideshow s an d gam es. T his y ear
new rid es w ill be pro v id ed by th is
com pany fo r th e am u sem en t of the
children.
SUPER
W omen, too, w ill have a fling at
th e festiv ities in th e horse h a r
nessing contest, th e p rize to go to
th e w om an w ho can c o rrectly h a r
ness a h o rse in th e sh o rtest tim e,
D illon has an n o u n ced .
P ro g ram for th e first d ay in
cludes ju n io r b aseb all gam e, p a ra
SERVICE
ch u te ju m p , d o n k ey baseball in the
evening, dan ce an d th e m idw ay.
Ju ly th ird , th e re w ill be t h e
d edication, T ow nsend picnic, b ase
ball in th e aftern o o n , d o n k ey b ase
ball in th e evening, p a ra c h u te ju m p
in th e aftern o o n , m id w ay , a n d
dan ce all day.
J u ly 4 t h e p ro g ram
includes
parad e, p a trio tic ex ercises, bands,
all-d ay dance, m idw ay, h o rse h a r
nessing co n test for w om en, d onkey
baseball, p a ra c h u te ju m p for a lti
tu d e record, an d th e fire w o rk s d is
Full value on every service job underlies our
play-
.
, .
policy of not merely making sales, but making
T h e firem e n 's association is h e a d
friends.
ed by A ndy L entz, p resid en t; S.
W M elhuish. v ice-p resid en t; A. L
Brock, s e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r; G lenn
It is perfectly true th at our paramount interest
B erge and W illiam E v erett, e x e c u
is insuring you the utmost motoring satisfaction
tiv e com m ittee.
Land Owners Seek
Flood Control Aid
Celebration Here
Features Jumper
County Grand Jury
tO Convene Friday
A T THIS SIGN
/ CHEVROLET
FRIEND MEETS FRIEND
A Service on the Friendship
Policy of Quality at Low Cost
a t lowest cost. And it seems natural th a t owners
find their welfare best guarded in patronizing
such a service.
Our m echanics are all experienced, specially
trained men. Special labor-saving tools and m a
chinery are alw ays used to save you money.
Because of this service and a careful final in
spection, we can GUARANTEE ALL MATERIALS
and WORKMANSHIP. It will pay you to use our
FREE MONTHLY INSPECTION.
Service On All Makes of Cars
HIILSBORO MOTOR CO.
Phone 444, Day or Night
Used C ar Lot at 136 S. Second Ave.
Hillsboro 318 - 332 E. Main St.
TliurHiluy. .luin' I, 1936
A R G U S , H I L L S B O R O , O R E C, O N
Perfection Bakery
Adding Equipment
th e past th re e m onths, is now ta k
ing tre a tm e n ts w ith a specialist in
P o rtlan d for sinus tro u b le He has
had to get new glasses an d ju s t as
soon as he is able he m ust have
his tonsils rem oved.
M r and M rs W H Lee and son
P h ilip of P o rtlan d and Mr and
M rs Ellis M cG raw and c h ild ren
of V ernonia w ere S un d ay p arty
guests of Mr and Mrs G. W. M c
G raw .
Miss Viola P a rk e r of P o rtlan d
spent the w eek-end w ith Mr. and
Mrs M illard B u rn ett S un d ay Mr.
and Mrs. R A. W ilcox and c h il
dren. Mr an d M rs M illard B u r
nett an d Viola P a rk e r enjoyed a
picnic on G ales C reek
C lyde W right of A berdeen. W ash .
spent th e w eek -en d v isitin g his
wife. Mrs. C ly d e W right, w ho is
em ployed h ere and living w ith her
fath e r Ed C lark.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry W hitfield of
T im ber sp en t th e w eek-end w ith
Mrs. W hitfield's parents, Mr. and
T w o th ousand head of sheep, in
M rs N J. G riffin T hey took little cluding ew es and lam bs, passed W A NTED S tra w b e rrie s and pea
B everly D eL auney hom e w ith them th ro u g h H illsboro W ednesday en
F arm ers' M arket
T elephone
to sta y d u rin g th e b e rry season.
16-7p'
ro u te to T im b e r for unloading. 3151Z
Mr and Mrs. B ert G rin d le of M c T he sheep w ill be put on 3000 acres
CEDAR
shakes
w
anted
W
rite
slat
M innville an d Mr and M rs F ra n k of ran g e in th e coast m o u n tain s
ing price Jo e Looney. B e a v e r
G rin d le of P o rtla n d v isited Mr. and this sum m er, according to G. R us
H ip'
Mrs. Eli G rin d le S u n d ay Eli G rin sell M organ, jo in t ow ner w ith M ike ton, Rt. 2.
dle is ill at his hom e In B anks Bibbv.
M ONTHS Jerse y bull for sale
T his fall th e sh eep ag ain w ill be 14 from
Mrs. W oodm an is helping Mrs
reg istered stock
O tto '
G rin d le w ith th e w ork d u rin g his loaded for m ark et and for re tu rn G auguin, G ard en Home
16p
to e a ste rn O regon ran g es for the
illness.
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organ
said.
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head
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for
sale,
12x36.
$75
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M r an d Mrs. E rin C offey and
Sim pson, 4 m iles south of H ills
sons of P o rtla n d an d Mr. and Mrs. w ere placed on th e m o u n tain range
boro.
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S tan ley C la rk and son of L o n g hist su m m er as an ex p erim en t.
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view spent the w eek-end w ith Mr.
HAVE im m ed iate cash buyer for
and Mrs. Cass W ilson.
Buxton Tow nsend Group
60 to 100 acres, not m ore than
R. N. A. w om en serv ed chicken
to
Name
Leaders
June
11
18 m iles from Pol l land P refer run
d in n e r to 80 people T h u rsd ay , c le a r
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club
w
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ning w ater, good orchard, not par 1
ing a p p ro x im ately $20
elect officers at a business m e e t tic u la r about buildings W G Ide.
P asto r R etu rn s
ing in th e G ran g e h all at 8 p. m. 316 E M ain St.
HL
Rev. and Mrs. E M. T ilton a r r iv J u n e 11.
ed at th e ir hom e in Y am hill S a tu r
W B A business w ill be held at W A N 1 ED E x p el n-i ed
day m o rn in g a fte r a fo u r w eeks'
h e rd e r G. R ussell M organ
H ip'
tr ip in C anton. Ohio, w h ere they G range hall a t 7:30 p. m J u n e 10.
v isited both th e ir parents. T hey
BURBANK
ed
potat
MRS. A l'G l ST HOREN
d ro v e th ro u g h , m ak in g th e trip
sack
A lbert K ehrli, m ile c a s t
Mrs. H ilm a C B oren. 79. died
th e re in six days and the re tu rn
of O rcnco.
16 -7
trip in five days. It is a d istan ce of at h er hom e on B eaverton ro u te 1
3000 m iles one w ay. T hey found and fu n eral serv ices w ill be held FR ESH S aancn m ilk goat fo r sa le
good ro ad s m ost of the w ay, those at 2 p. m. today (T h u rsd ay i at
Mrs. E rnest V andehey, Bi 2
b eing th e poorest w ere in Idaho Pegg's chapel. B eaverton. I n te r H illsboro. P hone 2187
hi
and Ohio. In O hio th e ro ad s a re m ent w ill be in R iv erv iew cem e
M odern D ance
m ade of b ric k an d th e h ard freez tery. S he w as th e w ife of A ugust
Al V erboort. T u e s d a y n ig h t Ju n e
ing last w in te r m ade th em in Boren, and m o th er o f Mrs. A
poor condition. T hey learn ed th a t B runhold, P o rtlan d , a n d W alter 9. M usic by N ig h tin g a le - A d n n s
sion 25c.
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th e past w in te r in O hio w as one and E sth er at home.
of th e coldest on reco rd Peach
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FR A N K PU LV ER
trees w ere d estro y ed by th e freez
14 m iles from P o rtlan d , near
ing and o th e r fru it trees w ere
F ra n k P u lv er, 59. d ied at his
seriously dam aged. T his sp rin g is , hom e on B eaverton ro u te 1 M on H illsb o ro -P o rtlan d highw ay, new
5-room
m odern n early com pleted
v e ry late an d farm ers w ere ju s t day. F u n e ra l services w ere held
plow ing th e ir g ard en s w hen Mr f r o m P egg's chapel. B eaverton. house w ith basem ent A sm all in
and Mrs. T ilto n left there. W eather W ednesday afternoon. In te rm e n t v estm en t w ill m ake t h e house
conditions w ere good on th e e n tire ’ w as in C rescent G rove cem etery I com pletely m odern. G arage, chick
tr ip e x c e p t* w h e n going th ey e n He w as th e h u sb an d of L au ra D . i en house, good barn, nice grove ini
co u n tered a blizzard in W yom ing | fath e r of F ra n k , M ary. W illiam and ' th e p astu re n e a r th e barn, elec
tricity . 2 good wells, b erries ami
C rops e v e ry w h e re looked good but : Voorus.
o th er crops, 1 horse. 100 chickens I
a fte r re tu rn in g home, they found
and all farm m achinery. E v e ry :
those in this p art of O regon the
HARRY Q UA LLS
th in g goes fo r $3500
best of all. P a rts of M issouri also
F u n eral services for H arry Q ualls, I'W<> acres. 5-room p lastered house.
looked v e ry fe rtile and had good infant son of Mr. and M rs A lbert
good chicken house, n ear H ills
crops. W hile in C anton. Rev. T il Q ualls of B eaverton, w ill be held
ton. a tten d ed th e general conference at 10:30 today i T h u rs d a y • at the boro. fru its of all kinds: price $2100
of the M E. church, w hich m eets B eaverton N azarenc ch u rch . I n ■ HAVE sev eral good farm for sale
10'e dow n E. A G riffith . H ills
ev ery fo u r years. Rev T ilton oc te rm e n t w ill be in C rescen t G ro v e
boro.
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cupied thp p u lp it in B anks ch u rch cem etery.
S u n d ay night. N ext S u n d ay night
S E E D p o ta to e s, B u r b a n k a n d G em -,
h e w ill preach th e b accalau reate
ARTHUR LEE HAM ILTON
dug before fall freeze B u ck ey ei
services for th e high school g ra d
A rth u r Lee H am ilton, 76, died in M arket, C ornelius.
16-9p
u atin g class in Y am hill. Rev. E. J. H illsboro S a tu rd a y m o rning Fu-
D unlap of F orest G rove w ill occupy h cral serv ices w ere held S unday
B enefit D aner
th e B an k s p u lp it th a t night.
ifte rn o o n from th e F orest G rove
N orth P lain s S unset club at K j
Rev. and Mrs E. W W ithncll U n d ertak in g com pany chapel and P. hall. S atu rd ay night. A dm ission
of W estport visited frien d s in B anks in te rm e n t w as in F o rest V iew c em 25c. Good m usic.
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S a tu rd a y and also v isited t h c etery.
B anks cem etery.
( e d a r M ill D a le ( hanged
Mr. H am ilton w as born at W al
Jo h n H olland of G reen M oun ton, New Y ork, A ugust 11, 1859.
D ale for th e C e d a r Mill base
tain is sp en d in g a few d ay s w ith
ball b en efit p rogram at the U nion
re lativ es in B anks
gym has been changed from Ju n e
D ivorces G ran ted
C. W M cP eak left lasl w eek by
M a rq u e tte —L. C. from E lm er J 11 to 16.
tra in for S p arta. Wis., to v isit his
parents, w hom he has not seen for
ten years. M cP eak grew up in
S p arta, b u t on a card he w rote
hom e he said th e co u n try th ere
Will have available approxim ately 1,000 tons
does not co m pare w ith th is p a rt
pea vines from Scappoose suitable for filling silos,
of O regon.
Shipment of Sheep
Brought to County
Too Late to Classify✓
T O D A IR Y M E N
Boy Scout Drive
for Finances Set
< ('o n tin n »d fro m pace I I
tw o y ears' satisfacto ry service since
becom ing an eagle scout.
C ircu it Ju d g e R F ra n k P eters
presided. C o u rt w as follow ed by
a m eetin g of th e d istric t com m it
tee. V. W. G ard n er, d istrict com
m issioner, rep o rted on field co n d i
tions show ing th a t all u nits a re in
good condition as show n by e ffi
ciency ratin g , grow th in m em b er
ship, and a full com plem ent of
leaders. E aster w as re-elected d is
tric t com m ittee ch airm an ; G a rd
n er as d istric t com m issioner, and
Ja c k S earcy w as elected d istrict
tre a su re r and c h airm an of the fi
nance com m ittee.
Ju n e 10. d etac h m en ts from each
tro o p will assem ble at C am p Ireland,
no rth of tow n, u n d er th e le a d e r
ship of W illiam F. Joh n so n , field
executive, an d F M. Coon, sco u t
m aster of th e A loha troops, and
will com m ence con stru ctio n of th e
A dirondack sh e lte r for th e use of
local troops. P re lim in a ry w ork will
also com m ence on th e d rillin g of
a well. W hen the first cabin is
com pleted, each troop w ill be as
signed a plot on w hich to build,
using th e general s tru c tu re until
the troop's cabin is com pleted.
"W e ex p ect this cam p to be a
very d e fin ite co n trib u tio n to th e
w elfare o f H illsboro scouting,”
stated E aster. "It will im prove th e
q u ality and provide t h e proper
facilities for the necessary tr a in
ing out-of-doors, w here th e c h a r
acte r and citizen sh ip q u alities w e
desire are best developed."
Follow ing
advan cem en ts w ere
also waste from three weeks’ run on spinach.
Growers desirous of reserving tonnage will please
call at our office at the earliest possible date.
Price will be $1.50 a load within a radius of five
miles from the cannery and 50c for every addi
tional three miles.
B. E. MALING, Inc.
Do You Know -
Prescription Compounding is a
science?
t r a i n e d
We are the best prepared to serve you as w e
have had training in the best Prescription
Pharm acies in San Francisco and Portland?
Prescriptions can he thrown together o r
scientifically prepared. Wit do it scientifi
cally, charging no more than when you get.
them thrown together.
HILLSBORO PHARMACY
Z. J. Riggs, g ra d u a te of th e C alifo rn ia C ollege P h arm acy
(V en etian tick et, C. H H imes, Rt. 4. H illsboro)
Remember . .«
YOU CAN ALWAYS GET
Delta Drug Store
Indigestion worries
forgotten n o w !
if you a re one o f th o se people to rtu re d
by indigestion pains you'll w elcom e this
good new s a b o u t B ism a-R ex. F o r h ere is
a se n satio n al a n tac id pow der th a t is g e t
tin g am azin g resu lts. It n e u tra liz e s ex
cess acid, aids rem oval of gas, soothes
ir rita te d m em branes and aids digestion
o f foods m ost likely to fe rm en t.
B IS M A -R E X
4% ounces
50c
Orcnco
addition.
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fireproof, s a n iln y
m ade Second class scout
T roop
doughnut room has been eom pleied
216 of H illsboro. R obert P eters.
Rev P aul Doltz, 111), " f Nil-
w ith electric grease pot. ta h 'e s anil
Bob Bristol. Second class scouts
shelves, removing the sm oke ami lim an u n iv e rsity , P h ilip p in e Islands,
for m erit badges T ro o p 216 of
grt'aso from Hie rem ainder of die w ill oceuny 'h e p illp l’ of th e (»■»•!»-
Hillsboro: S idney S eym our, p o u l
co ch u rc h J u n e 14 Dr. and M is
P erfectio n Bakery of H illsboro bakery
try keeping. Ja c k G oodm an. R ob
T he old oven w ill be used for D olls, w ho hove spent nearly aa
e r t Ogiltoee, h a n d ic ra ft. S tanley tru ly w ill m ake th e dough move
and an y
overload
th at y ears In the P hilippines, w ill de
H ergert.
h an d icraft.
personal w hen all the loose ends of new pastry
health. E van West, p o u ltry k e e p e q u ip m en t a re hooked up and m ight develop T he p ro p rie to rs are vole J u n e 14 Io th e tlre n e a lle id
ville field lh
D ull/ w ill speak
ing T roop 219 of A loha: E dw ard 1 c i ery lh in g in propei gear Open Coe and Congdon.
briefly al both S u n d ay schools and
Jan n sen , c a rp e n try ; V ernon Chase, house w ill be held a fte r the ui-
show I wo reels of m otion p ic tu re
I i ival of the new oven.
handicraft
D ivorce b u lls Filed
flints ill the R e i d v ille ch u rc h III the
An ad d itio n ti th e leal' of the
First class scout T roop 219 of
ev en in g at It o'clock
D a v ie s V iv ia n a g a in st A lfre d
Aloha. Dick B enjam in. F irst class b a k e ry hus been com pleted, sev
scouts for m erit badges T roop 216 <iul pieces of new m achinery ore
of H illsboro: D elbert C rew s, bird I on hand and the p la te aw aits on-
study. A lb ert G illette, farm la y i Iv th e new $3.200 g a . oven to lie
out and p lan n in g T roop 219 of com plete and one of the best
Aloha Roy C hase, first aid to a n i eq uipped b ak eries o utside of hie
mals. first aid. personal health. I larg er cities in the northw est
T he new oven, c e n te r piece of tin i
T roop 247 of H elvetia: A rnold l.ep- | rem
odeling,
w ill tu rn
out 450.
( (I N S I G N I D
s o il)
IIOI 4.11 I
pin. cam ping, b ird stu d y ; Ja c k
loaves
of
b
read
every
35
m inute
B aum an, d airy in g ; F red B aum an,
first aid to an im als B ronze E agle m aking th e b akery capacity some j
scout palm (seco n d '
Sea Scout 800 U kivcs an h o u r T o uecumpauy
ship Rainbow of H illsboro. Nelson j th e oven, th e re is a high sp c n l
1 sh e e r and b read w rap p in g ma him
W eaver.
In th e p astry line, a new eooki
Som e Ken I Bargains
m ach in e tu rn s out som e 250 dozen
cookies an hour, all cut ami -Imp
’34 Willy» Sedan
’31 Plym outh
| ed and ready for the oven In the
GASOLINE — OIL
YOUR TIRES FIXED
YOUR CAR REPAIRED
A NEW WILLARD BATTERY
A NEW HUDSON
A NEW TERRAPLANE
A REAL GOOD USED CAR
ANY TIME OF THE DAY OR NIGHT
ANY DAY OF THE WEEK
ANY WEEK OF THE MONTH
ANY MONTH OF THE YEAR
AT
V
THOM AS S. SHOLES
137 K. Third Ave.
Illllshoro, O regon
I’hone 2IW
USED CARS
JUNE CLEARANCE SALE
’26 Chrysler Sedan
’29 Ford Coupe K. S.
*26 Ford Tudor
’26 D odge Sedan
’29 Essex Coupe IL S.
Used Car Exchange
P ilo n i'
2nd a n d W a sh in g to n
Kill
A G A I N W E I L ’S L E A D !
P tM ld a t
G o n rf
H ou t • k • • p i n q
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U u d iO n l • • o f
<lual‘»v H o lep ro of
be<it$ the P e tte r
l o b ' l c i T e t t in t f
Bureau »eul.
e Ye: . . . a woman
cro alo d ih u rev o lu
tionary new H oleproof
Kneo-HiQh with Im t-
in "Lastex" o a'ters . . .
b r in g in g w o n d o rfu l
now comfort and froo-
doml Hz actual lest
pairs outw ear 4 or 5 of
regular length hose.
Sorvlce or chiffon. . . ,
3
79c
pr.
4
HOLEPROOF
D •• I .t t •/
1».l» Mark K««
KNEE-HIGH
fft.
-unlh knit in LASTEX qatib/iA
JOIN OUR HOSIERY CLUB
And Receive a Pair FREE
Consult Mra. Parent, New
Instructor
YARN and KNITTING DEPT.
On the Balcony
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Powers Grocery
&
Prom pt
Service
Phone 81
M ain Street
Specials for Friday and Saturday
Tom ato Juice
Duvifl Clip. 3 cans
25c
Crackers
KRI8PY.
29c
2 Ih».
Smacks
Butter Crackers. Pkg.
17c
B
iscuit
F lo u r
Red &
Tumbler Free, I’kg.
tjJLC
W h ile .
Glo-Coat
59c
Johnson’s Floor Polish. Pint can
Johnson’» Furniture Polish
Johnson's Shi-nup Silver Polish
Many other items Hpeeially priced Cor Friday and
Saturday, These prices good June 5 and 6 only.
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