P a g e Six
H IL L S B O R O
A U C. U S , Il I I. L S B O K O , O R E G O N
l'em ns l’yle of H illsboro w et'eS un-
j day evening luncheon party guests
K inton G range Blooming Mission Festival on
Hill and Dale
of Mr and Mrs Tennis Pyle
Tom Dunean say s
Russell,
of th e P F P engineers, told
Pom ona H ost
Sunday A ttracts Many Persons
Club to Picnic one
him that he w ould have electricity
Cat 1
T h ursday. July Hl. 1936
Met'cei' Xci v
l ’i a> t
B B < io ff et nx lo J. B llo h in a n . p a r t
S e c tio n 36 U N R lU
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p a rt o f W
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S e ctio n
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Jainc* P c n m a n to J o h n A rd c u , lu
A c r e S e ctio n
,s
V2N IU W
J o h n S t r iln . h «t u x to W
II l'o o t et
a l. p a r t L o t 1 Hlo, k 6 F o i c t G r. \ c
\ eftua i Fuilei l»» <• I M to lu i .
3<"7 Jo h n s o n l ’a ta te \ d . lit t o n . B c a \c rl< tn -
I G v . h ille
(» I
C .tnke ct u x to (»ru J
M \e r » et
»»x.
A. i f W illia m
Point« i II I
i
1 ill 30 days
* B v Mn> E W H in r ic h s )
' spending this week at the E W
M is s Louise Peters, w ith a party
About 4(X) persons atten d ed the H inrichs home
L o c a l G r a n g e rs to A r r a n g e Mission Festival held on the grounds
E
v
e
n
t
P
la
n
n
e
d
fo
r
S
e
lle
rs
of friends, went on a fishing trip
The Adam H ergert a n d Ja k e
up
th e Wilson riv er Friday Only
of th e local c'.n re h last Sunday H ergert fam ilies of so u th ern Idaho
P la n s on F r id a y
P a rk A ug u st 9
a lew fish w ere caught
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T h e L u th eran congregations o f are visiting with relatives in W ash
M r utui Mrs C h arlie Robinson
ington county They a re th e sons
. B . y * M ■ r . i-
H
E. . L r-
C o i , l
FIRD Al F IOWA HILI The Hill and d a u g h te r R oberta spent the
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.
' th eir services that th eir m em bers of Mrs Anna H ergert.
KINTON
W ashington C oun t v m ight atten d and the au d ien ce in
Mrs H orner has been ill th e past and Dale club met at the hom e of w eek-end at Estacada Mix. R obin | |
M is Sam G erig W ednesday a f te r son is w orking in P ortland.
Pom ona G range w ill m eet w ith cluded many from the churches at week
L a d .l E c la te ( >> lo J
I
llu h e t d ux.
K inton G range n ext W ednesday Forest
.
vi
Mi and Mis G eorge I .«mk.it and I • I • I l
Miss Irene Sina.v of S an ta Cruz. noon. P lans w ere m ade for an ice
If,
H.
I l H ll.l I . IP -.U .'. ,|
Grove. Sherw ood and P o rt-
in all day and evening sessions All ! fan*d” 'se'i mons w ere preached by C a l. is w orking at th e J o h n cream social to be held at S ellers' sons spent the w eek at C oquille A i t«* l ï n t i •
J t ) Jo h n » o n et a l to lla r o h l L C»«ok
prose
ping park . » . . . • 9 A nominal
grangers a re invited to be present
p ri)f p \v I S vlw ester and Rev. K oehnke hom e d u rin g th e illness
Jo h n G oetze gave a blood tra n s
, *S
charge w ill be m ade to cover cost fusion to his sick brother. Henry, et ux. t» *»63 \ . !«•» S e c tio n . • ,,u l
M em bers of th e local grange are J. A Rim bach D inner was s e rv .d of her sister.
.
RI W
of icc cream Next club m eeting in a P ortland hospital S aturday.
urged to bo presen t at the grange by th e ladies u n d er th e su p erv i
IK
F B ik e i d ux to |{ C H u n i er
will be August 12 at tile borne of
hall this F riday for all day. w ith sion of Mesdames H erm an Liebe-
Miss S arah P arr o f G rants c» a l. p a rt I G N iy lo i ' . « la tin 3, I lS
, Mis. W illiam R ufcncr
pot luck d in n er at noon, as m atters now and M Neum ann
Pass visited at the Kred llaase and R IU
F
K
I to u m a u et
u x to
I om k L
of business in connection w ith the
T ennis Pyle homes S atu rd ay e v e P liu
F inger B roken
C harles M atthes o f P ortland
k ir w i .. h et ux
I U » I IS R I U
session of Pom ona G range, are to passed aw ay at Ins hom e last F ri
II
I» S '..Ider ct ux to M .k
I I . x
In the ball gam e Sunday after- ! ning Miss P a rr taught the Eirdale
be discussed. H E. C lub w ill meet day after ailing for m any years
U» A. tes S c d lo n «I . I I S
R 3U
noon betw een l.au rcl and the Nip- school 23 y ears ago
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at this tim e also.
i B t M m
F ra n k P e a o ld t)
He w as buried M onday at the
C- n G ia n ts of P ortland, Dan C arter.
L o t» U. H». H .
|2 . 1.1.
14. U. a m i 16
Jo h n S nider of Seattle. Wash., cem etery a! L aurel Deceased was
C orrection Made
ROCK CREEK
Mr. an d Mrs. 1 l.a u rc l catcher broke the second
H lo.-k
. K „o h ll il l
visited his cousin and wife. Mr. a form er resident of this com m u A lfred D ys.e J r of A gate Beach finger on his right hand.
U illia n i R S h o e n ta k c r et ux
Mou» \
Mrs C M W hitford w rites to
and Mrs. G eorge H. S nider, the nity and was a b ro th er-in -law to spent the w eek-end at th e home
R . 'lu it s .
L o t»
in
Jo h n s o n I tu tv
Addi
Sam A ue spent the past week say that it was Mrs Ja c k Rogers, lio
n . Ite a x e rto u K e c d v iile
fir s t of last w eek
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
Fuegy
Carol
Mrs H erm an Liebenow and Henry
visiting relatives at Boise. Idaho w ho had a cake display, instead ot
C h r is tia n P e tersen et ux t o P llc n
I
H arold S nider of lone, w ho is Scheuei m ann
Fuegy. sister of Mrs Dysle. a c
herself as in ad v erten tly given in A r n o ld , p a r t o f S ictio n ? . t ; I t. ? t • t
C ar tin es O ver Bank
spending his vacation w ith his
Miss Iren e Lorenz of P ortland com panied them io A gate Beach
a n d 2, I I S
R tU
the
last
A
rgus
in
a
w
rite-u
p
of
an
W
illie
U
nger
w
ent
to
sleep
at
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge was . a a guest at th e F red Muhly for an in d efin ite stay
F P eu P A r n o ld to M a iie P r te i .on. p a rt
Am er ican ization class
H. S nider, spent a few days d u rin g ,,
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, hc
« f S e d io n » 13. t t. 2 1. 21 a m i 2.
l'I S
Mi and M rs Sam L assiter and the w heel of his ear and drove off
t w eek-end.
;
the
Jackson
Bottom
fill
late
S
a
tu
r
R tU
th e past, w eek w ith relatives in | v,.„
Mrs John K oehnke entered Good I fam ily of M ilw aukie v isited rela- day night A ntone U nger w as the
U a s h in u io n c o n n ty to I
G
B ro w n et
F
ree
I•
uel
O
ffered
B rush P rairie. Wash
S am aritan hospital at P o rtlan d Ju ly | fives here recently. They left Ju ly
t
t B lo c k
I.» K o r t h
P la in s .
P ra y e r m eeting and B ible study 5. and was operated on th e fo l 6 for a six w eeks' trip to Dallas, only one hurt, receiving a severe | F ree fuel is offered by May C a l. C h L a o rlr>
W euener
« • ux
to s .»te o f
held at th e church this Friday eve low ing day. H er condition is re Texas, to see Mr. L assiter's father j cut r n his arm T he ear was com- j C heldehn to those w ho need and ( » m on |.o t U K e n n e d y \» m
pletelv w recked
M a tte l l i a i ris et ux to H a r r v ( lin e et
ning. w ill be led by Miss K ate ported satisfactory.
w dl com e a fter it at C arlson's mill,
and tw o b ro th ers Ho had not seen
Mrs Jo h n K oehnke is at the past M ountaindale and S herm an's u x ' j - a c i f S e ction .. I l s R | U
Teufel. Corns and bring yo u r Bible
his
fath
er
and
one
b
ro
th
er
for
23
G uests at th e E. W. H inrichs
U
F I t r id w r l l et u x to
W a lte r R
Good
S
a
m
aritan
hospital
in
P
o
rt
W. C McKell. mail carrier, is on hom e Sunday evening w ere Prof years, ar.d one b ro th er for 27 years.
mill. The fuel is four-foot edgings
Jiis vacation and L ester Davies is and Mrs. F W J.-S y lw e s te r and
Th ■ C ornelius Pass road, w hich land. w here she u n d erw en t a m ajor
S ubstituting on ro u te one for Mr. sons. Rev and Mrs J A Rimbach ru n s thro u g h th is section, has been operation. S he is doing as well
as can be expected H er sister. Miss
McKell
Mrs. L. H ackett and Miss Irene a m uch used road lately. Many
M elvin V anderm ost is em ployed Lorenz of P ortland. Rev. and Mrs dozen tru ck lo ad s of peas w hich i Irene Sina.v. of Los Angeles. Cal .
a n k <’<» t«» It- \ M- A r t h u r
is staying w ith th e family, w hile r t M u e x ie . r L X o t F r iy
in C alifornia for aw hile.
ll|o«-k V M e tz g e r
A c re
H. O. Theiss and ch ild ren of Peta- have been grow n n ear S c ap p o o se; little Jo h n n ie K oehnke is staying Trad.-*.
w ith H o d g e n -B re w s le r
R
obert
Pom
eroy.
V
erne
and
Rob
. „ ,,
, ..... . . .
„
... . lum a. Cal.. Rev. and Mrs H. L. are being hauled past h ere on the w ith his aunt Mrs H enry Peters,
Roy M c A r t h u r e t u x
I
C
M a r-
ert Kellogg of W itchita, K an . spent M aahj an d daugJlter, of E ureka way to be hulled an d can n ed at
o
u
e
tte
.
L
o
t
I
tf
B
lo
c
k
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M
c
t.
g
e
r
A
c
re
1 last
. 0 w eek at
at T
illa m ook
o o k and
a n d re
r e tu rn
r n - C a , R<?v a n d
p R Schau> the Rav-M aling can n ery in H ills- j until Mrs K oehhke Is able to come T r a d * .
Tillam
ed hom e w ith a good catch of and children. Mrs D ittrich and boro. Many tru c k s a re also h au l home.
O s c a r B r o w n e’ u x t o F r a n k B ro w n
Mr and Mrs. C harles Jew ell of
. |»art L o ( 5 B lo ck IS F o re st ( ’. ro ve
salmon.
M artin Stuebe of Schefflin. Rev ing big loads of logs th ro u g h here. ; Seattle. Wash . w ere Friday e v e et J u x C.
A r m u tm n ir (o F
I. H a m h . I ot
The sum m er assem bly of th e and
Many tons of hay in th is section,
George R eule and c h il
S B lo c k is S » 'ulh P a rk A d d itio n . Forest
ning
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs'.
T
e
n
-
(
O regon-W ashington conference of dren Mrs.
w hich has been out in th e recent
G rove .
and
Miss
R
uth
H
euer
of
th e Evangelical churches w ill begin Hillsboro, Rev. a n d Mrs. O J
( 'H a ile s H Maaaa to H e n ry F.hlen, 13
heavy rains, is becom ing discol ms Pyle.
Mr and Mrs Sam M inekle and A c re s S e c tio n -*? a n d 2s T lS B 2 H
this T hursday and continue u n t i l , - — g ^ ¿ ^ « 0 ?
F o r e t ored Louis B au er is ex p ectin g to
Hodgen-Brcw stvr 'I'm key
C h arlet* A
B o ye r ct u x to Flee F ear-
children
left
Tuesday
for
Van-
,
J u ly 26. at th e cam p p o u n d a t GrOve, ‘n d E lm ers M uhly
start nis b aler this w eek if w eath
S
ta
rtin g M ashes and 'rur-
Jennings Lodge. A num ber from
M r anrf Mrs H aro,d M^y erh o efe„ er perm its. H e has about 100 tons co rn er. Wash. They had spent the in c L o c g t a n u x F . e r r y *.j c t ,.f u x | jt»t to 70 E P a r u l rh It a m N o A rg cres
a rd
th e local church a re planning on
d chlIdren Dorold K ae and j , of his own hay to bale an d w ill past six w eeks w ith Mrs. Raymond et u x. I A c re S e c tio n t T I S H lW
k(
y
D eveloping M ashes pro
Aue. th e ir daughter.
F r a n k T. k -^e h le r to I . u n l e ( ’ . K o e h le r,
bale some for others.
“ Mr T nd M r ^ F r Z d
Anm ker Rae and M rs M ar> K oppm ann
duce
strong, healthy birds.
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!
.
.'
\
;
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}f.
h
m
h
Dick P latte of M olalla spent th e
N a th a n H
H ia t t et u x
to I.u c ile ( ’
w eek-end w ith Mr. and Mrs. IL n ry
Try
it
to d ay ! .A v a ila b le
te
t
tw
e
d
e
f
r
o
m
Mr's
K o e h le r. L o t 20 T u a la t in V a lle y lio m e a
C‘, S r Ä
i a S j° ä l i i A Ä
S pÄ
r . h S . t a . they to d
Peters.
R. G. M a n e la et ux to \ \
II
W ade
e ith e r w ith milk or w ith
M arjorie V andehey of H illsb o ro , et u x . L o ta 11. 32. .3.1. 31 a n d 3 . Rose
both milk and yeast.
is spending the w eek w ith Mrs w ood A c re T ra d ? .
>on
T i t l e A T r u s t Co. to H
O
B r it t o n .
H erm ina U nger and fam ily.
of th e ir daughter. M argaret, w ho weeks.
C
h
erry-picking
w
as
com
pleted
at
T
r
a
d
139
B<-nnys|ope.
( B y Z e ll S t r u th e r s )
Mr and Mrs W alter A ustin are
form erly resided here w ith h er
W A. G ra h a m ct ux to \ \ illia m F is h e r
the R R. M eyer orchards last F ri
HAY SALT
HITEON -M r. and Mrs E D Hite stay in g w ith B ill Reddig. w hile
parents.
u x. 1 A c r e S e c tio n * I > u m l I'. T2S
day w ith an ice cream and w a te r left Monday for The D alles to a t Mrs A ustin s m other. Mrs Reddig. • et
RI W
Try this line k iln -d rie d '
m elon treat for the pickers.
A lic e S e rv e r e a l t o F r a n k
B W a r-
tend the Spanish W ar V eterans' is in W ashington
C harles H erb and Mr. C ate of and au x iliary encam pm ent.
ld c t u x , 7 S i A cre s S e ctio n 31 T I N
Mr. and M rs R obert H arvey and fie
Hay Salt.
R
3W
near F orest Grove. Jo h n Jepson
Mr and Mrs. F red R. G ibons and baby son of B urley. Idaho, have
C«»mte A K o h lm a n
Co.
to H aze,
E.
and Fred Boyd left M onday m orn sen Don of Eugene and Mrs. A lice ju st com e to this com m unity. Mrs
. T r a c t 3s C o m te A K o h lm a n '» L i t
ing for th e Spanish W ar V eterans' G ibons of Sandy w ere S u n d ay d in H arvey and baby a re w ith Mr. and C tle o u th
H om e« 2.
convention held at The Dalles. They n er guests at the C W. S tru th e rs M rs T ennis Pyle. Mr. H arvey is
e M. I
1
BEAVERTON— M r s . M i 1 d r e d retu rn ed last night
p a r t o f A n th o n y H a rt D ia t r ic t.
home. Mrs. G ibons rem ain ed to vis w ork in g for C hristensen dairy
Cook. 31. died J u ly 5 at th e E m an
Schoresina Kdwarda et vir to Frwl"
Mrs. L. H ackett and R oland and it her daughter.
F rvd - Seed - Wool - P oultry
Mr. and Mrs. Dan O R eer. who
u el hospital from com plications fol Robert S vlw ester of P ortlan .i
T elephone 3061
H iteon 4-H calf club m et W ed live on the Fd K raus place, spent
We specialize Tn q u ality com
low ing a m ajor operation. F uneral
nesday evening at th e hom e of th e past m onth a t T he D alles v is m ercial p rin tin g .—A rgus.
tf
services w ere held Ju ly 8 from
iting relatives.
C hester and Bill Robinson.
F inley's parlors in Portland. B eav
H ans, n Broa. baled a lot of hay
Mrs. W ard A ues’s sister. Mrs.
er chapter No. 106 in w hich Mrs
here until stopped by th e rain.
Riggs, left T hursday for Idaho. She
Cook w as an officer, assisted w ith
Ed
H
ansen
w
as
b
ro
u
g
h
t
home
has
visited here for th e past tw o
the services. She is survived by the
widower. H arold Cook; her p a r
TIM BER—Mrs. M orris K otchm an from th e hosp ital last W ednesday. weeks.
Mrs. Rex Rose, w ho has been a
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. W arren, retu rn ed from a visit in San FYan-
.
f
guest at the L D Rose home for
of Portland, five brothers and tw o cisco th is week. H r da .
som e time, left T uesday for her
sisters.
Flois. cam e back v. .th h er and will
hom e in Baker.
Mrs. H. A. S phere retu rn ed home visit here until Septem ber.
Mi-
Sophie Jew ett. Mrs Lena
W ednesday from th e Good S am ar
A
larg
e
crow
d
from
h
ere
a
tt;n
d
-
Fisher. Mr and Mrs. Elm er P e te r
itan hospital, w here she u n d e r
ed
th
e
dance
at
A
rcadia
p
ark
S
a
t
L
EIS
Y
V
IL
L
E
--T
he
an
n
u
al
B
lan
son. all of P ortland. Mr. and Mrs.
w ent a m inor operation tw o w eeks urday night.
ch ard picnic w ill be held a t S h u te
ago.
p
ark
Sunday.
O
ld
frien
d
s
an
d
p
u
E
velyn
Lachapelle
of
H
illsboro
J. W B arnes is v isiting at his
DEAF W O M A N NOW
visited h er grandm other. Mrs. Mel- pils a re invited.
old home in Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. F red M cN elly of
H EARS ON T E L E P H O N E
A farew ell reception and dinner lie Sm eade. th e past week.
w as held at th e C ongregational
Mrs. D orothy O sborne, daught r C q m lle visited M rs C S h an er and
"I have been hard of h earin g ,
church T uesday evening in honor M arjorie and niece, M ary J a n e Hill, Mr and Mrs. A lbert H anley this
of Mr. and Mrs. C. R Young of of Long Beach. Cal., visited at th e w eek T hey fo rm erly resid ed in for 8 years," w rites Mrs. S tu rd e- ,
v ant, of M ayville, N. Y "I could 1
Aloha. A bout 40 guests w ere in a t B. T allm an home S aturday. They th is com m unity.
A daughter. J u d ith E llen, was not talk over the telephone Last ,
tendance. Rev. Young, w ho has have been visiting friends and re la
born
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
G
ates
been supplying th e pu lp it of th e tives in O regon sin ce J u ly 3.
y ear I obtained OURINE. My h e a r
local C ongregational church for the
ing has im proved so th at I can
Mrs B. M. W right and d au g h J r . Ju ly 10.
Jr..
J
u
n
e
10
past six m onths has accepted a te r B etty Je a n left th is week for
talk over the 'phone as well as I
A
delaide
C
aw
rse.
w
ho
is
in
the
charge at H eppner.
ev er could." O URIN E w as orig in
a vacation at Los Angeles. Cal .
S
m
ith
hospital,
is
rep
o
rted
to
be
ated
by a V ienna e ar specialist, j
w here th ey w ill visit Mrs. W right's
for those w ho a re hard of hearing. '
m other and brother. D avid Scott. im proving.
b o thered by head noises, earache, j
Mrs. A rth u r B raden left Sunday
N eighborhood new s from 30 A r ringing and buzzing in ears, sick
m orning for a trip into B ritish
( B y V iv ia n H u d s o n !
gus co rresp o n d en ts i n d i f f e r e n t w ith th e d read of approaching
Men a re blasting rock at Rocky Colum bia.
B illie H uffm an is spending the sections of W ashington co u n ty a p deafness. Get quick relief w ith
P o in t to raise the road th ree feet
p ear in th e A rg u s each w e e k .
.
higher. C oncrete tile have been w eek w ith h er g randm other. Mrs L earn w hat y o u r frien d s a re d o OURINE today It's easy •
casts only a few cents daily. Money
delivered for th e fill in front of John Robinson, in P o rtlan d
in
g
for
less
th
a
n
th
re
e
cen
ts
a
back if not satisfied — Delta D rug '
Mr. and Mrs. C harles S tanton
th e H ayw ard farm w hich is to be
tf S to r e —Adv.
are visitin g th e ir son. George, in w eek.
put in place of th e log bridge.
N. H. N ielsen has moved from Toledo. Mr. S tanton has a ten -d ay
the G eorge L aem erm an hom e to leave from th e railroad.
S everal new houses a re n early
his place.
ready for occupancy.
L o rrain e T allm an spent th e w eek
end at B uxton
A n u m b er of young folks from
(M r
R ic h a rd H u n g e r)
T im ber atten d ed th e H azeldale
Mr. and Mrs. Leon F D cBroux , com m unity club picnic at Balm
and tw o sons of Sandy are buying G rove Sunday
th e chicken ranch ad joining the
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert R iche a tte n d
H unger property.
ed a b irth d ay din n er for Amos La-
Miss Ella T im m erm an left S u n Haie at V erboort Sundav.
day for C alifornia and N ebraska
,5he has relatives in N ebraska and
does not expect to re tu rn hom e I
until fall.
Rocky P oint has been w idened
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HERD OF PERFORMING ELEPHANTS
INSURE PROFITS
T urkey Feeds
Hites Attend Meet
Spanish War Vets
Beaverton Woman
Buried on July 8
Farmers’ Cash Store
M I ni . Mary Thontus and llc r Herd of 7 I'rrfor.ning Elephant*
rnniing to H illsboro I liursday. July 23, lor T w o 1‘erforiiiaiu es
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Californian Visits
at Timber Home
: Blanchard Picnic
Shute Park Sunday
Hayward
Orchardale
mpty Un cans
civaie jobs for 4,337 Oregon workers
Say you saw it in the Argus.
A Sound
Investm ent
BUILD or
MODERNIZE
NOW!
P ro p erty values are
rising. D esirable homes
a re d iffic u lt to buy or
r e n t now. T here a r e
fe w av ailable m odern
hom es.
Such conditions will
re s u lt in in c re a s e d
re n ta ls a i d
h ig h e r
b u ild in g costs.
AC T NOW
O u r com plete hom e plan
n in g and b u ild in g service
is availab le.
F R E E O F CH A RG E
COPELAND
Lumber Yards
Phone 301
222 S 2nd A ve.
Hillsboro
w;
VEG ETABLES and fru its taken
from tin cans in near and distant
kitchens occasion the continued pros
perity of Oregon’s fast growing indus
try. Every emptied can represents a va
cancy on some grocer's shelf, a poten
tial market for a fu ll can of Oregon fruits or vege
tables— a few cents more toward the $3,100,000
annual payroll in this state for processing, canning
and preserving fruits and vegetables.
Since 1913, when the canning industry of Oregon ’
formed its fir>t trade association, great stride«have
been made. Oregon growers and canners profit
each year from the favorable conditions that give
this state a long growing season and make Oregon
fruits and vegetables famous for size, quality and
flavor. Last season 79,220 tons of canned fruits and .
D O W N -B u t
N ot O U T
The m an who has his
h ealth and property insured
with us m ay m eet m isfor
tune, hut he can alw ays get
back on his feet.
P ro tect your fu tu re to
day. Let us s ta rt you on an
adequate i n s u r a n c e p r o
gram .
CHAS. e / LWALKER
lG - E N Q y '
W hen p. car has p len ty of leg room: deep-cushioned seats th a t
cradle you like «,n arm chair th e extra length and weigh, you
m ust have for st« adincss; a n d a K nee A ction ride, you c a n ’t
do b e tte r for com fort a n d luxury. And t h a t ’s an exact
description of P o n tiac — A m erica’s lowest priced fine car.
hgurn tuppM by Ptnl.,n<l ClMmbtr tfCtmmtnt
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FIN D IT /
vegetables moveJ through the Port of
Portland bound to the world markets.
In addition a half m illion cases of frozen
fruits and vegetables were packed in
Oregon. Each year there are more jobs
for more people, more paychecks for
»vorkers in al! lines of business— thanks to the
Oregon fru it and vegetable growers and canners.
A lre a d y nearly a h a lf century old when the
canning industry organized in 1913. The First
National Bank of Portland has taken an active
part in the financing and promotion of this steadily
increasing Oregon industry. Today Oregon's pio
neer bank, both in Portland and through branches
in the state’s canning centers, continues to take
an active part in the b u ilding of th is business
which gives work to thousands of men and women.
OF
A N D E R S O N M O T O R CO .
Third and Lincoln
Hillsboro
Phone 1271
PORTLAND
firs f N a tio n a l
West o f the Rockies"