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H IL L S B O R O
Re-elected
Mrs. Cyrus Re-elected
President Auxiliary
Maurice Dean is
Pupil MacBurnev
at Chicago Studio
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Miss Ja n e D ovle of M ultnom ah
chapter. Red Cross, w ill be th e
principal sp eak er at th e ann u al
picnic m eeting of W ashington coun-
ty chapter. T hursday. A ugust 13. at
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th e S ham rock A cres r picnic
grounds. _
R obert W arrens farm on Gales
creek, four m iles no rth w est of For-
est Grove.
An inform al affair arran g ed for
b e tte r acq uain tan ce betw een w ork-
ers. officers, d irectors and th e ir
fam ilies and m em bers of th e chap-
te r a re expected to m ake use of
th e sw im m ing pool, and o th er pic-
m e facilities. B asket su p p er w ill
be served at 6 p. m.. b u t picnickers
' n X arC re !m n fn r‘mrAffA»th, ! in f t Kr '
f i ! S '« i ) M h ? * I 0 r .i.fO,; ‘ e' r ' 1. 1 be
to 7 h e farm left h a n d ' d J T S *
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R e tu rn
to R e t u r n -
Ed Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Davis and children an d Miss Leona
F esler left last w eek f o r th e ir
hom es in Yukon and C hickasha,
Okia., a fter several w eeks' visit
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n ear B eaverton and o th er relativ es
in Oregon. T hey enjoyed th e ir vis-
it in Oregon v ery m uch and plan
to re tu rn h ere to live.
E n tertain ed a t D inner—
Mrs. Jesse A damson of P o rtlan d
en tertain ed H illsboro friends w ith
a d in n e r p arty M onday evening.
P r- sent w ere Mesdames J a y P nil-
hps. C harles Douglass. G uv Paine,
W nliam Pow ers, and S. V . Mel-
hUiSi‘-
S herm ans Go E ast—
Mrs. L. S herm an and son L eon
ard left last night 'W ednesday)
. - on
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a visit to W olf Point. Mont., and
B lackduck, M inn. T hey w ill re-
tu rn early in S eptem ber.
E lected O rganist—
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in e «xLixre r'-_s} ?d ent
of C ecil Teague. K OIN sta ff or-
ganist. has been elee 'ed organist
at the F irst C hu rch of C ht ist Scien-
tist at F orest G rove.
B aptist L adies M eet—
N ext W ednesday th e ladies of
th e B aptist ch u rch w ill m eet a t
church p arlo rs for th e ir m o n th ly
m eeting. H ostesses this m o n th a re
M rs. Cox an d Mrs. Jen sen .
F irem en H ave P icnic—
H illsboro F irem en and th e ir fam -
¡lies picnicked T h u rsd ay even in g
at S h u te park. A bout 43 atten d ed .
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Mrs. C arl O lson of C larem ont. S.
D., sp en t th e w eek -en d w ith Mr.
an d Mrs. M. L. A nderson. Miss Lola
C am pbell of Sacram ento, Cal., is
v isitin g them this w eek.
Hoy B runkow , em ploye of the
F irst N ational bank, is leaving to
d ay for tw o w eeks' trip to Salt
L ake. U tah: L ake Tahoe, an d San
F rancisco, Cal.
V. A. Crow , of Hood R iv er is
looking a fte r p ro p erty in te re sts in
H illsboro this week.
T. C. R eynolds of P o rtlan d vis-
ited in H illsboro th e first of th e
v' ^ k'
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Mrs. K. E. M cDonald and son
Bobby of Tacoma, Wash., w ho have
been visiting th e M cK inneys, left
M onday fo r a few days’ v isit w ith
th eir way to S eattle. Wash.
'd by
Misses F lorence and Ida B u rk e F ran k E Sarnie: s
a. ■ ounist
, ? { W r'drose N orth D akota arriv ed and piano
ist M
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*'{*k f o r t an, «‘’»tended .is it
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tb e n a,u *Ji' ^ r4'
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! , e J'wuni -adies expect to locate Mr S a n d e rs g,.\ > a si
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here.
gram and w ere rep eated ly calle<
Miss C ora W are, w ho w as in a back by the large au d ien ce
Miss H elen Dean, sister, and thi
hospital at E ugene f o r several
weeks, has retu rn ed hom e and is M sses Je a n and M ar; ■ P .tn
convalescing nicely. Rev. Len Fish- * cousins of th e b arito n e sol ist. act
back of Eugene, form erly of Hills-
boro, brought h er home.
Mf Dean and M r Sand
Miss H elen A sbahr and h er sis-
j 1 / ' y 1»'
ter. Mrs H enrv G ilbert, w ho is ,
rt'" c lu '
b
v isiting h ere f r o m M inneapolis. arge and a PPre ' -1'
Minn., are guests th is w eek of th e
brother. H arrv A sbahr. and fam -
ily at Corvallis.
M r and M rs' C Iaud Stevens of
Mrs. B
en B arndt
a rrd '.
d L pv T
Ben
S aa F rancisco a re v isitin g friends B arndt
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h ere an d at C ornelius th is w eek, a week a- . , G
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y |r S tevens w as form erly em ploy- Mrs. B arndt .• 1 M
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in Tom S h u c k s b a rb e r shop. tors.
leaving h ere about 12 y ears ago.
B etty Mae Jo h n so n is v.'- .’ .ng f •
M rs' H elen G ard n er and Mr. an d a for;; ; "
j M >ler
YaWnMU W iuh
w ere H illsboro visitors W ednesday
J ln E o ' ' >'
d Sat
Mr. M aier and M rs G ard n er a re fr m a " ''«'k
r.ping t:
connected w ith th e M aling can n erv C rater Lak,> r ‘ L 1
at Y akim a.
' ^,r and i I r ' E E W aldorf. M
M aso n H ill
Mr
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a n d M rc
Tngn r - m .- . -.- a
,d a
O R E G O N
a n d F lo re n c e F r e n c h
a t-
T ugw ell tulls P iesident
v It relief lob only be ;qn in
stricken section
G overnor M artin closes
. acres ef forest lands d ue
hazards.
W ith its ap p ealin g , o ld -fa sh
ioned lines, th is flow ered w h ite
o rg an d y dress, m odeled by A nu
1 oring, film p lay er, is c h a rm
ing fo r fo rm al su m m e r w ear.
T h e puffed sleeves an d ru tile a t
h e m lin e give it a q u a in t a p p e a r
ance, and a n in te re stin g touch
is ad d ed by th e red flow er at
th e neckline.
1933 DODGE SEDAN—
G u a ra n te e d A -l. 26.000 m iles
1929 CHEV RO LET COACH—
F irs t class, clean
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1929 C H EV RO LET SED A N —
R uns good, good p a in t
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1932 M ARM ON SED A N —
L ik e new . A re a l b u y
1929 FO RD CO U PE—
H as had b est of care
1929 D U RA N T SPO R T ROADSTER—
S n ap p y looking
We have 4 Used C ars you ra n have fo r from $15 to $100
See th em — T erm s to su it y o u r p u rse
Good
H ills b o ro
P h a rm a c y
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W ill not in ju re p aint, dull the
gloss or h arm th e hands.
Sold exclusively and
g u aran teed by
FRANKLIN
Can I Really
INSURE
My Savings?
Batteries
Greasing -
-
Oil
-
Tires
I’lti.4 tiH'iins nut niilv th e principal you pul in,
but all earn in g s credited.
Tw o H andy Locatloos
t
Service G arage
Exclusive Features That
Make
ZENITH
C le a n e r, F a s te r
S a fe r
Top A ction w ith G entle
R u b b er H ands
Single O p e ra tin g
M echanism
C lothes S e p a ra to r
All C ast A lum inum D ryer
Ituy
that m uch needrri E lectric
W asher now on our
EASY PAYMENT PLAN
B ristol H a rd w a re
H illsboro
Open until 9 p. m. S atu rd ay s
N ex t.d o o r to V enetian T heatre
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Now you will u n d e rsta n d -
why investors, large a n d
sm all, a re looking to this
th rift institution t o serve
I heir needs.
Any sum from $1 up
will open an account.
L oan A ssociation
J
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Ravings A L oan Hltlg.
W'e have the latest m achinery for Pen and V etch
cleaning. If you desire a good jo b of seed c le a n
ing. bring y our « leaning to us. We also fu m ig ate
A ustrian W in ter Peas.
H A R D W H E A T FLO U R
KITCHEN QUEEN— 49-lb. sack
CROWN FLOUR— 49-lb. sack
HIGHLAND CHIEF— 49-lb. sack
/
$1.53
$2.05
$1.40
PAY ( ASII ANI» SAVE—TRAKL AT THE
Imperial Feed 8C Grain Co.
Phone 01
Millers of Quality Feed*
South Second Ave.
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H IL L S B O R O B U S IN E S S AND
P R O F E S S IO N A L D IR E C T O R Y
BEAUTY SHOPS
IP IIY S K IANS and SURGEONS
E V E ’S B EA U TY SH O P
A. O. PITM AN , M. 1).
G eneral B eauty Work
P H Y S IC IA N and HCHCKO N
X -R a r and I'hralo-Tharapr
at
H illsboro P harm acy
S an itary B eauty Shop
A ll kind* of Heauty Work
PERM ANENTS
n Mperinlty
Telephone 1471
W E IL ’S A PA R I M ENTS
Mabel Sehendel
DENTISTS
Commercial
Office 8231
National Hank llldic.
Telephone*
Kesidrnre 791Z
DR. I). E. W ILEY, M. I).
Phyxleian and Surgeon
W ells Building
Office 26H2
Telephone*
Resilience 2F.RI
(i A ltBAGE
( 'Ol,LECTION
DR. RA LPH DRESSER
G arb ag e Collection
D entist
C om m ercial B uilding
and Cans
Telephone 144
Evening*, Rundny* by Appointment
INSURANCE
Pool-Gardner Lumber Co.
151 W. Baseline
4
H illsboro
JA C K MAIER
T I'J .K I’IIO N E 1391
RUBBER STAM PS
GEORGE T. M cGRA TH
H illsboro, O regon
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PERSON. Mgr
Telephone 13« IX
.Johns-M anville R oofings
C e d a r S hingles
“If It's L um ber
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T u a la tin V alley L ederai S avings a n d
I>rrnnncntn nnd nil kiridM of
beauty work.
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C o rn er T h ird and Baseline
Phone 391
A. II. Busch, Trop.
a :
C L E A N IN G
P h o n e 501
S u p e r Service
S tation
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\\ ,. ar<‘ cash buyers ol \\ heat, O ats, Burley, A ustrian
W inter I’eas, D airy \ etch, • ommon Vetch and H u n g ari
an Vetch. B ling in your sam ples.
Plan to put a new roof on your hom e th is sum m er
before w et w e a th e r sets in. It will pay you divi
d ends in low er h e a tin g costs, g re a te r com fort and
increased hom e beauty.
B U S C H ’S
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Wanted - Grains, Seeds
A GOOD ROOF
Accessories
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YES . . . every one of our investors
is insured up to $5000!
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Means a Better
Home
Gasoline
M rolunlo
Sw indler Sentenced
for Mail Fraud
This Summer
4
525
sine
Il MIDI I) W A*.S I I! Ituy Servi, e Man
A lti II IM MER Ita . M iilu ille
M IM P I " HltOU \
M glit
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ICE CREAM
I bird Ave.
24 H O U R S E R V IC E
3 ■ ■
Let’s Quit Killing
Drive Safely
E S
gas at night, op yoiip e ar
that curly inortiing trip,
town w here you can a l
u Me* hunir.
117 S.
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fo r loss of a life.
Dr.
I I I O M A S S. S H O L E S
M orocco
Jcs.se O w en s w ins th ird O lym pic
■ cham pionship in 200 m e te r p rin t.
RE-ROOF
Y ou’ll fin d th e c a r you need h ere an d a t a
price to fit y o u r pocketbook.
P h o n e 1271 o r 1191Y
H illsboro, O regon
T hird and Lincoln
A m erican F ederation of Labor
‘ t'xecutive council suspends in s u r
gent unions participating in th e in
dependent Jo h n 1. Lewis d riv e for
industrial organization
P resident
of I allies’ G arm ent W orkers p re
dicts organization of rival o rg an
ization to A F of L.
Spanish n 'b e l forces ad van e two
miles tow ard M adrid at heavy loss
More fascist forces join them from
He
won’t save a life
E very can g u aran teed to be
satisfacto ry or m oney refunded
Q uart 60c
¿-gallon Si 00
\\ lii'ii you in n out of
1'i‘luses to start fop
th ere is one pla*e in
ways get (¡us. Oil or
330.000
to fire
J u ly 30
Shopgirls sum m oned to colors in
Spain in d esp erate w ar against
grow ing th re a t of fascist d ic ta to r
lily P o rtla n d H otter Ituainaaa Hiireau. Inc J ! j
ship. R: b c ’< report 2tX)0 loyalists
The p ro m o ter of an udvancc fee 11
slain in am bush.
of autom obile accident ,'al■'*t,', w ho in the past several Ij
B lack I f ion charged w ith b eat- land, die
month* has bilked a num ber of I j
ing m em ber for failu re to a tte n d injuries.
third I ®
i
D routh
C. ’ eel F ra n k Knox accepting m onth w ith increasing th reats of dieted recently at C incinnati, Ohio
•ep u b lic a n \ ic e -p re s id e n tia l nom in- gen, rat food price boost.
upon a charg e of using the mails
iti 'i in C hicago holds up "th e
T illam ook
and nearby beach *o defraud, according to a release
re s e rv a tio n of fret' e n terp rise" as resorts host to 15,(KH) at ju b ile e
^«* P ortlam t B etter
Business
he fundam ental Issue of th e 193G celebration
B ureau
........ a S ' a ' a- F rederick S teiw -
T h irteen U S. naval vessels ar-
R euter's schem e was to
advertise.
-
a r tif .
Kn \ called for dc- rive in P o rtlan d h a rb o r for fleet offering to finance or refinance
week
"w ould-be political royal
businesses.
called upon those
Broke
laid at door
responding to his advertising, and
A ugust 3
Deal.
G uns flare ln Idaho strik e zone on prom ise of curly financial as-
c luvi rn,ir frees H arry E m slie
I sistance. w ould collect an advance I
you thful sp,1 eiii'f in P o rtlan d S en- G overnor acts, follow ing shooting paym ent as "expense m oney." In
and beatings in C learw ater county,
Ju d g e O lson hold un- w hich is placed u n d er m artial law. sev eral com plaints m ade to the
S tren g th en ed S panish leftist gov- B etter B usiness B ureau, he is re- .
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em in en t forces d riv e hard at rebel R0?'* d_to .havc 'it'e u i'e ,l mone> from
T ’iree sti i ' o prisoners shot, one rm ies. A m ericans w arned to quit O re g o n firm s o v e r a p e rio d of I
m onths, b u t failed to fu rn is h any
killt « J. by g u ard in riot at sta te evult scene.
peni ten tiary a t Salem . Dead man
AAA to m ake all paym ents to
Tho:mas J / B aughn. 50. m u rd e re r
eral indii'tm ent in Dayton. Ohio.
frorr1 Desch utes county. S lain con- plan public
th rice killer.
Jobless throng invade P en n sy l and is rep o rted to have m ade a
SI
I •evident Roosevelt, sp eak in g in vania eapitol for last-ditch fight
d '.h e , n t : : e r
.... dolile for ■
Q : bee. C anada, savs frien d sh ip f„v $100.000.000 relief
Assembly
b e’ .veen C anada and U nited S tates pledged to $50.000.000 tax program
Y our e v e ' d. erve th e best I
exam ple fo r all nations.
>f w hich 545.000.000 is for relief.
Jo h n P. F eifer com m its su icid e i
A
ugust
I
ou n e x t T u i- d a ' . ti th
folow ing 30-year ja il sen ten ce in
P resid en t R oosevelt in form al Hotel W ashington
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S ' Paul. M inn., for conspiracy in statem
en
t
said
"it
is
a
great
d
is
W illiam H am m Jr. kidnaping.
serv
ice
to
th
e
pro
p
er
a
d
m
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istra
W oman slain in B ayonne. N. J tion of any governm ent to link up
w hen d a u g h te r an d young lover hum an m isery w ith partisan poli
caught in in tim ate em brace.
tie s " R em arks ta k e n ns reply to
A ugust 1
R epublican critics th a t th e adm in-
O lym pic gam es open in B erlin
O p in in g proclaim ed by H itler.
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Jim F arley ends w ork as post- '
' "i. '• ' om era! anil leaves for New
Y ork to devote full tim e to duties
as dem ocratic n ational chairm an.
S panish loyalists tak e r e b e l '
stronghold. 200 rebels b' ing killed. '
Reds fighting for present g o v ern
m ent kills priests and nuns.
G lads-' M eK night. 17. adm its
m u rd e r ef m o th er w hile sw eeth eart
Intentions
U SED C A R S
A n d erson M otor Co.
R»H»se.
droufh-
G e n e ra l J o h n M e tax a s assu m es
co n tro l of G reece as d ictato r to
stem r a d ic a l rev o lt.
F O U N T A IN
W ANTED
S m ith 's lns.|iiliil E ild .pv
REMEMBER
N avy p a r a d e h hi in P o rtla n d
in o b s e r\ a n c e of fleet w e ek
Pharmacy
A n o p p o rtu n ity to show you our stock
of high class
Jne Nadel nf F orest Ol'OVe lin
del went im appi intis npei ation at
Itielial'd - "I Eni osi (¡rovo opoiatod
an o th er g e iu ra l l’ui»»peim w ar
i ' iii .lining iiiunl-i.
G c rn u n v to ban all tra d e w ith
Dally T ripa tn Port hind
A m erica in ia p rn a l l<»r A m erican
I'hi* iii(|UÌAìtlvi* w om an w .n wnr
rotuliah i v Untie . t»n Gel inuii got I I viini tiu. i:m d ,.||,.| s h ,, isk isi .1
llillnhoro Alito Ereiglit
H arper S i b l e '. pr« id» nt 1’ S i Io, ol iiii'.inuigl,.. . i|ii,.sti,in-
Bondini und Insured C arrier
cham ber of com m erce ailmit.» bu<i- ( "W hut .slops ilo yon i.iko w ith
Serving Ite.ivi'i tun. Alnli.i. Itoeil-
ne . good on vi ;t to P ortland Pear | o u l.i pillut s ' ' she « k i l l
of fu tu re term ed greatest bar t»> J
W ill, mum." s«i,l the oxiis , ii » i 1 ville, lllllskuru, C ornrliu» und
I'lirest (¡rove
full de\•elopm ent
a ll'll 'tallii Ilei'. "I tak o i half a do... I
Z ioncht ek files t«»r re tle e tio n a s , oil to p . into mil' no. n e si field .m | I Pickup mid Hellverjr Servire ul
c.tn g rt * sm .m in W.i h,ih'.i»ni
bow , tli • o.doi pii la. . I omul tin oo
PurkuKe R a te .
Je sse O w e n s of A m erie.m O ly m
Hnn
. ib.it tb o . col- gidtl.Y and !
Hillsboro
P hone M Ï
pie team at B erlin wins another don't know their « ay buck
Es
Euat Hide T eiiultial P ortland
O lym pic title b> break in g w orld'.
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r t ’-mU in l»roa»i tum p His lum p
A rgus elttsalfled adn get resulti*.
w as 2d feet .» 21 da inches P. S
eti is all dnuht about team suprem
acy by v ic to rie s
August a
th e W a 'd 'r f reu n io n in
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f f ä
t
u
s a,nd tended
. D allas Sunday
. - nrn „
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It w as v oted to
G reen's fat^ e,d G w 1 „
h
.h o ld th e n ex t picnic on th e first
u re e n , at , Sunday of n ex t A ugust at O swe ' >.
Wash
-xionroe.
w _ asn.
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Forty attended this year.
G ordon B ailey. Mrs. J. B. B ailey . Mr. and Mrs. G. i
Hill, Mr.
and G ordon B ailey of Forest Grove, and Mrs. C harles J in on of Mason
and Mrs. O scar J u d d of Sum ner. Hill Mrs. B. P. L u. : and daugh-
Wash., a re sp en d in g tw o w eeks in ter B etty I. i , f Si ittle. Wash..
San Jo se and O akland. Cal.
spent M onday at Bonne . ilio dam.
j R. L. Hixson, w ho has been va-
-ation relief d riv er for the Stand-
MRS. OR \ EDH \R D S
ard Oil com pany d u rin g th e p a s t'
ervices fo r Mrs. O n
" eek -
this w eek for N ew - Belle E dw ards.
R oosevelt declares b o o n d o g g lin g '
rds. 78. whe died Wed-
nesday m o rn in g at hi ■r hom e in saved city of M ontpelier. Vt.
E arl aohnson. son of Mr. and ■ Forest G rove will be «■ indu cted at
P rediction n ado that 1936 farm
Mrs A ndrew Johnson of n o r t h ' t h - F : —
■ . C . . . \ —......... ta k in g eom - prices w ill be th e highest in six i
01 H i.lsboro. u n d erw en t a ton. i. puny chapel F rid ay at j ,;u p
nPt‘ra 'io n at S m ith 's h o s p i t a l w ith Rev O. I. C u r'
F orm er P resid en t H erbert H oover
W ednesday.
In term e n t w ill be at F orest View agrees to speak in b ehalf of the
L
andon-K
nox ticket.
Mrs. A. W M oore took Mr. and cem etery
On Hot Days the
Louis B lériot, pioneer F re n c h )
Mrs. C harles Jo h n so n to C h it-
Mrs E dw ards was born in W ayne
wood for a w eek"s visit w ith Mrs. county, Io w a . Jat . . 10. It,'». aviator, dies.
g . L. L andes
G rain futures, u n d er lead
of
S h e is su rv iv ed by th e w idow er.
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h n H. E dw ards: a son. Err. t c o r n , advance sensationally in stock
„ ^ ’’ B an n er u n d erw en t a Jo
E. E dw ards. H eppner: and tw o 1 m a rk e t on continued d routh new s
m ajo r o p eratio n M onday at the daughters. Mrs. Bessie Thom pson.
de- ' L o w m a n . 50. m urdered at
Good S a m a rita n hosp ital m P o rt-
W eiser. Idaho, an d M rs. H arriet T- ' H. n e a r Eugene, b y Ja c k
land.
D avison. F orest G rove. A -;. ter. I V aughan, 55. w ho kills self. Q u ar
W. O. M orley of th e A m erican M“ s“ A l'ic2 Kmk,
rel -aid to hav e sta rte d o v e r
E x p ress com pany left W ednesday a„ d ' a b ro th e r E ' O M o o' r f n e ig h b o rh o o d ru m o r
is alw ay s a cool, com fort-
f o r a w eek's vacation at th e coast | a a , P id a hn
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resorts.
aLso '.l '} v e'
„
August 2
¡able haven from th e heat.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Bailey, w ho est G rove for 16* years.
El R ay team of P o rtlan d defeat- n r e D ¡ „ toditv and eniov the
ed Eugene a ' W oodburn for s ta te
1,1
ana
’ Me
have been sp en d in g th e sum m er at
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A
m
erican Legion ju n io r baseball coolness over ;i frosty, re-,
hom e' a re in to w r
M arjo rie S h arp of G aston had cham
pionship.
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1 h er tonsils rem oved Monday at
Jesse O w ens of A m erican O lym - f r e s h i n j f b everage or a dell-
P atricia and N orm an Lou Kroeg- S m , , ith 's t hospital
,
P’c leam set w orld's reco rd of 10.2 cioUH dish of the
e r a re spending sev eral w eeks w ith
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Mrs. Mrs.
Lena Lena
M cCabe
u n d erw en t a seconds in 100 m eters race,
th eir aunt, Mrs. Jo h n Zenor, at m ajo
ajor r operation
o peration a a ' ' Sm
Sm •!,'
h
mt.,
th '- ho pita!
S pain'- leftists governm ent s i e z - ‘
Pharm acy’s Famous
A gate Beach.
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— S - m ith o p erat- es railro ad s and u tility plants.
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Tuesday,
Dr. C.
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. H uggins and in 8
Mr.-:. H azel B. Raym ond, P o rt- '
Home Made
ch ild ren w ill leav e S u n d ay to
spend a w eek a t NeLscott.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter L a u rie of
S eattle, Wash., visited Mr. an d Mrs.
B. W. B arnes F rid ay .
Tom L iteral and fam ily left S u n
THE PERFECT
day for a w eek's v acation at N ew
po rt an d o th er beaches.
NON-INFLAMMABLE
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. C yrus and
BLUE LIQUID
children a re spen d in g th e w eek at
Z. J. RIGGS, G rad u ate of
N eskow in and o th er beach reso rts
w hich rem oves in sta n tly
C alifornia C ollege of P harm acy
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w ith o u t w ater, rinsing
“L augh th a t off.” said th e fat
**«*«»***< > •« « * * * * » * * * ..
m an s w ife as she sew ed h is vest
or d ry in g
It isn’t alw ays th e o th er
bu tto n on w ith a w ir e __ Ex
S w in d le r of O regon firm s ' rn T he h eav y G as G rease. C ooking fellow th a t eaaises fa ta l t r a f
S entenced fo r m ail frau d
G rease. Sm udge-Sm oke, all Soil fic accidents. You m ay in
and D iscoloration from
ten d to he ¡t c a re fu l driver,
P ain ted K itchen W alls. W ood
w ork, H ardw ood Floors.
Tile, but a m inor law in fraction
or m om ent of carelessness
B rick, Sanitas, In terio r Stucco,
Fireplaces.
m ay m ake you respon ible
SOIL-OFF
t h e fi .in d o le n t p r a c tic e . c o m m itte d
lie w as ..rlite iicc d lo s t i v e fifte en
A rriv a l of G e rm a n w a r s h ip , olt ,
n t h > on the fu>t of .» five* c ount
Spam s i Morocco slit . fe a r, of iiilii'lni|.|il. mul tw o yi
n il I b c
M oi: an r e t u r n e d
a lew w eeks' trip
e .1,Il 11,1, . I f ) ,
m eeting of th e led-
ne
and I’rofes
s club
and later
M id gan
in all in d a n c e
tak en on a
ho slum s of
aw th e fam ous
o 'le a n social
Bug Hons
the city w ith an
no buildings
eon ami w here
\ o rato rs con-
M, an also w ent
he Heard of T rad e
is 45 stories high,
she visited cousins
m other s and fath-
¡i inns, w h ere th ere
uid gas w ells She
datives at D etroit
• w ent th rough the
s plant.* w here a
\ved, an d . thi
*\eci
ex -
lot. but in M ichigan t’
pleasant, although quite
he crops w ere uoml Mrs
: Me rgan of P ortland acconv
ed tn r to Chicago, w here she
ed re la ti vets.
Highlights in
H ’c c A ’s Neivs
T h u rsd ay , A ugust ß. 1936
1st ration is try in g t< ' i ip ita li.o on
n lief g iv e n d r o u th i egiOtlM
Mrs. Morgan Has
Interesting Trip
Through E ast
M r'. W ’/ S r i * " a s '•c-i'lecteJ relativ es in P o rtlan d before re tu rn -
president of H illsboro Unit No. I,
On S llIlltn Vr< v ..
A m erican Legion A u x iliary at th e D„ „ a | d visited her sister-in -law
m eeting held Tuesday evening Mr< , , cn
,, etts
Tl.lH1(dalc
«round th e fireplace in th e garden „ bile Bobby, the M cK innev fam -
of Mr. and Mrs
(. K rannen. fol- l|v and Miss D orothv
low ing a pot-luck picnic d in n er at nicked
B lu e , ;lkt. j F
w hich the fam ilies of m em bers of Scholls is in charge of th e Blue
w ere guests.
, i,akl. resort, w h ere g reat crow ds
Mrs. C yrus has com pleted a sue- congregate every Sunday.
c tssfu l term os presiden*. and
, , ,
practically all of h er assisting of-
E p w orth L eague m em bers ,ir ,u
fleers w ere re-elected. O ther of- an ltl> ‘ re a m social W ednesday
fieers are Anna C lark, first vice ,'',e n ln K
last w eek on th e Moth-
president; H elen K rah m er, second f'dlst c h u rc h p a rso n a g e a w n . fol-
vice president: M aisie Caldw ell, «"v ing the I ean-S .inders concert,
secretary; Jen n ie G riffith , treasu r-
roceeds of th e social wt re used to
er; Irene A m acher, chaplain; Ruth *!na,l$e1,
> m em bers at
Pubols.
serg ean t-at-arm s;
and '*1£> c a lls City in stitu te
Georgia P atterson, tru ste e to sue-
Mrs. W. E. Brow n has received
i e.i Mrs. Emma D icrdoeff. w h o w o rd from a n iece a t Si
S. D
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served th ree years. Mrs. A rlene Es- m ai a big foresi fire lias d riv en
linger is past president.
w ild anim als, including m ountain Mrs W F C
ted pi
Mrs. G riffith w as elected alter- lions, out of th e m ountains and
d e n t of Ai
O il A .
n ate to th e state convention at that they eat rig h t out of m en's
iary. s h e
R oseburg n ex t w eek to tak e th e hands.
1 term as p
place of Mrs. C arl C h risten er. w ho
n
-,
,
resigned. D elegates to th e conven- .- “
R< b c l' rK ‘ 1IT ?,Irs
van
lion a re M esdames C yrus, P atter-
? K
son. and Caldw ell. O th er alter- a™ L
„
nates arc Mesdames C ritten d en and
r l , R2 *
Ó M , K*j '
Davis. T he local unit has en tered
, ’2* f
k
ten-day
th e m usic contest, and besides
canon.
those represen tin g th e unit, Mes-
Mr. and M rs C harles Evans at-
dam es L. C. K ram ien. C. E Wells, ten d ed th e fu n erals of Mrs. Nora
and Jo h n PuboLs w ill also atten d to L ehto and Miss Betty T hom as in
assist in th e contest, w ith Miss P o rtlan d Ju ly 29. Mrs. L ehto is a
M aurice Dean left S atu rd ay
M ildred Jam es as accompanist
sister of Verne Morgus. son
s tu d y \
Assem bly singing w ith
Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Evans
with Thoma M u ll
C aldw ell as g u ita r accom panist.
„
a lly k n o w n m > n .«
M
D in
and singing of th e contest songs by
y 0 ( Fo” é«t G ro v e a n d D o n a ld a s :a d u a te 1'• H ills l. ro .. . , -, ,
the sexlet. q u artet and trio, w ere n alle? 11 ro re s i v»ro\e. an a u o n aid
um ber foil w n c h - an d R obert B ailey spent last w eek
",
the i program
S Z S s
i ° » ° * ‘n g t h e a , T
- M t. R a in ie r, a n d S i V” ’
V l!" '
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business
',n t*S m e tt‘ng'_________
Sum ner. Wash., w h ere they v isited !n *he nl
c
M r- O
c a r J Ju
u dd.
Mr. an
and d Mrs.
O s scar
.
le tte U n iv ersity glee club.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter L eth in e and represented O re l m
t
l
d au g h ter L innea of Los A ngeles. W orld's fair.
C«1 v isited M r an d M rs. E. I ,Vs a farew en g estu re
to his
K u r a tli and Mr. and Mrs. A. H H ilb b o r
County Chapter
of Red Cross to
i r n i r rtlli'llSl
J 11 a n c / 7 1 0 ?
I P IC/llL
ARGU S, H I L L S BORO.
Washington County Agenriea
IN H IfllA N C E S E R V IC E
Plrat N ational
I ’hone 2211
Hank Huilding
Hillsboro
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RUBBER STA M PS
from
HILLSBORO ARGUS
C all O ur N um ber”
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