Page Six
P
H I 1, 1, S B O R O
A R C U S , l i i L L S B O It O . O It E G O N
vest. E lm er H ow ard and Ralph
dow ntow n is like any other city, I ' Fluke, Emma Thom pson. II ,1 inlet 1 and eosls and all aeei ulug ....... U""-i" a n d t h e » c ille m e n t I h i
M artin also have w ork th ere
I I,., l.-.l «11,1 f l i t p u h ln h e d A n
but the residential districts are V alentin,
l-Ai'iet V ernon Snidei eiuiti
Mr. and Mrs. R. 11 M ontgom ery
o f la .1 p u h lh a t Io n S« |<
landscaped so beautifully, they look «’ F H em hrieh. A I* Eriekson. .1
1». 0 ,1 ,.
Said .'-ale w ill be mail,' silbje '
and tw o children of Sacram ento.
m ere like lovely paintings E v e ry - Henry Jacob-on. Geo A Jacobson. ledeiuptm n as per .statute „I l , i r
I I S II
M
Cal visited her sister. Mrs. Ben
I UHI I I N;.| N \ . l l .
w here are outline» o f, i:
tatel) M is ,1 II Jaeotison. John P l.v
ii S tale of l i t e g , , u
im lr li
W in
Benjam in, and fam ily d u rin g the
S
N a .h
ltd
Italian
cedars
som
etim
es
whole
I
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I
lit
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.
Dated this 4lli day of Aug,i»t,
on. At to j m y
first of last week
avenues
of
them
.
E
ditor's
Note
Im
pressions
of
S
IIE
R
II
I
I
SAI
I
ON
1936
I
OKI
scn tin g th e kind of business insid
Mary Yoder of M olalla was
visited are being sent to Even in som e of the doorw ays of
Mr», Stuebc Leave»; Society a Miss
( I.OSI Itl
Date of fu st publication Augnai
Interesting. too. is F lorence be
guest at the Joe Flint home countries
the A rgus by Miss F rieda K orn, the ru in ed palaces m ay still be cause It was the seat of the Ruling
August
4
In th e C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of 6. 1936 1 ast publication Septem «
Plans Outing
d au g h ter of Mr and Mrs. C E seen mosaic figures and the w o i.ii House of the
1 ,,-r 3
1936
Medicis T h e i r
.........................
Art Hanson of Longview . W a sh .
O regon, ter W a-liinglon County.
orn of H elvetia, w ho left San "C aveeaneni." w hich our guide told I 1 a,a«'«'s' chapel
I W Cl »NN F l.I, S lid iff ol Wash
and —-
also
tin . P etti" Ivan Shan,-i P laintiff,
spent th e w eek-end w ith his p a r K
• ,
--------
.........
Francisco F eb ru ary 21 on a six or is
( F v M r». E W . H in r ic h s )
m eant “w elcome "
' palace .........
contain
.
.......
rare and • fabulou
ingioi! County, Oregon
ents. Mr and Mrs Hans H anson ' seven m onths' p leasu re trip around
v s
BLOOMING -Sunday school will
ftlI
arts of all kinds Tin' tw o main J T
M It Bump. I esiilen, <■ and a d
Mrs Elm er Howard and d au g h ter , the world.
Deav illc, uiiiuai a ie , | . John
In th e m useum built at the edg
be resum ed I in the local church next Amj Alice.
Alice, Mr
air and
anti Mrs.
Mrs I.vnn
I.vnn
D eaville W illiam D caville, D on d i , '-s llillsl,oro, Oregon. A ttorney
of the ru m s may be seen an ns groups in the Mediei chapel are
A
ccom
panying
th
e
various
a
n
fcynday
and
w
ill
be
held
reg
u
larly
Howard.
I.ela
H
ow
ard
and
John
I
unfinished
sta
ll
,1
mid
nearly
fm
!
for
Plaintiff.
25 9
b<
ald D. uv lll,< and R obert Dcaville,
sortm ent of every sort of thing
thereafter, beginning at 9:45 a. m. Lesli w ere a party, who spent Sun- tiquities of these pharoahs now in one m ight expect in a th riv in g c it v ished by M ichael Angelo w hen In
Illinois, D efendants
Bi
S ill'll I
in
, lit Id l o lls
Mrs. Hoile. Miss Edna Hoile and day on a picnic at M ultnom ah Falls th e museum may alw ays be found
Nolle,- is hereby given that bv
tv
statues, various pieces of art of was call,-,I to Home bv the Pop,
e r e tty
(H m I » h * u n d e r
R obert Hoile of C leveland. Ohio,
H J Dope and son of Ilwaco, a square vault of four jars, calk'd ev ery d tserip tio n . pieces of fu rn i 1 io pamt the S istine C hapel in Si v irtu e of an execution, judgm ent ipH IH l h « i , v h li«'«'tl
tr
M
|*|>o(nlexl
< t o it lo i
■•(
lu re,
re
Peters, w here he eventually died
spent last week w ith th e W illiam Wash visited at the J. W Ray- canopies Next to th e largo to m b , tu
ami ,1,-cri'e ami order of sal,*, duly (h e •• .»!»• o f d u ll « \ \ t lo c u t . tl» « a c d .
cloth,
even
b
u
rn
ed
round
containing the body of th e P haroah. I kxtves of ¿ reai,
M artin family. Mrs. Hoile is Mrs nard home Sunday
issued
out
of
ami
u
n
d
er
the
seal
of
1*5 itu I n ie r n itid e mu ,| r u i c i c ti
lu
I he
\ emeo again is q u ite different
.... and c h arred eggs
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
M artin’s aunt. T hey stopped h ere
Miss llazel Penne is on a vaea- alw ays is found a sm all vault | and w heat, etc Must tragic, how - from all the others Built on stilts Ibo above entitled C onn dated the < u n ( v ( o u r l >'( I h e S ln le o f t h e g o i i f o r
hi
containing four canopies, usually i ever, w ere th e plaster forms of | on an island w ith canals a n d 31st day of Ju ly . 1936. upon a ju d g W n « Itin e I o n C o l i n i ) o n ( h e -*7 (h tin y o f
on
th
e
ir
way
hom
e
a
fter
several
'
lion
trip
to
Everson.
Tacoma.
Bel-
D.
SC
J u ly . C i i , . « n tl I h a t h e h»« d u ly i| u « l t f le d
|
carv
ed
out
of
alab
a
ster
In
one
w eeks’ visit w ith relativ es in C al- lingham. W ash, w here she is visit-
narrow stre e ts the o n l y ment rendered ami en tered in said (o a , f it . «m h nxet u(«»r.
, eanopie is the h eart of th e deceas- | bodies found during the excava- small,
ifornia.
ing relatives
EYE, EAR, NOSE ANO TIIKOAT
m eans of transportation. Sm all m o C ourt on the 31st day of July. 1936
Ih c ie fo re ,
a ll
p erw on a
liH 'llig
« la tito«
|
tion».
T
he
positions
in
w
hich
thev
I
m
Rev. and Mrs. E. W H inrichs
Mr and Mrs B B ozorth spent I ed. in an o th er the stom ach, in a n w ere found clearly show
t h ,’ I tor boats ply th e canals w ith the in favor of Ivan S haner Plaintiff, ... u tu s i s a lti « r ilu te a ie h« tv h > n o t if ie d a n d i
of
Ml*ECIAI.ISr
and fam ily visited at th e H enry Sunday at Dallas, w here they vis- other the tongue and eyes, and in agonized death they m ust have had passenger traffic, w hile alw ays, of and against th ■ D efendant, 3 T 'c i| t it r « ‘«l l o p im e n t ( h e m w i t h (h e p r o p
yi
e
r
\
on«
h
et
«
(u
I
he
t
i
l
i
i
l
e
i
«
lu
n
e
d
r
u
v
u
l
u
f
>
R uecker hom e in Salem Sunday itpd relatives and atten d ed a fam- th e fourth th e bruin They believed
Ut.AHSKS riTTKU
some kneeling in prayer, others, course the rom antic gondolas carry Deaville, and against the real p ro p
(h e o f f i c e h f (h e l l i l l n h o i o A r « u - , 2 '."
The pastor occupied the pulpit in lly reunion picnic for relatives of that when th e sp irit retu rn ed it w ith th e ir hands th ro w n up a s 1 those less in a hurry, or otherw ise erty h erein after described, for the (Il
•
M iilu b i i t ‘ 1, ||ti|x h > i „
( tr e m o ti, o i
ut
F.
w ould place these in th eir n atu ral though they w ere sta rtle d mid still'
Mi.«.» I
the
L
uth
eran
church
th
ere
Sunday
his
m
other,
"the
W
illiams
clan
"
sum
of
$236tm.
w
ith
inli-iest
th
e
ie
«• o f I ’ I
l'a K e in o n . W e ll-
le
The Lido, a short distance bv on sim o D ecem ber ft, 193.,. at the I | h l i | c l l d l l l > iw e . .( fi,
llllln h o lo ,
O rc ifU H ,
H illu u
»I»
r ia l N a llu n a l B a n k A r m a i
m orning
Seventy were preeent and a Wil- place and again give life to the others holding d o ilie s over their! boat
II
from
Venice
is
a
splendid
body
Plan for O uting
rat,' of seven per cent per annum , I •* ' i i i o u ( h . f r o m (h e d it t e o f t h e flr««t
nose and m outh.
I'honea
w atering place
m ore popular I and
a tt< n , f , h i»
n o tice , I o - m k , w i t h i n
They w orshipped th e scarab be
Hour»
the fu rth er sum of $i’ft (HI a t p *'5 u h lic I»»'
M em bers of th e Young People's cd w ith Jo h n Bozorth of Bay City
K c a iile n . a 2U,’ |
la
m o n th » ' fi<>m A u ffu n t l ì . I •!,(»»
• •<’ a m tu i,' m
The
ru
ra
l
districts
betw
een
Naples
am
told
than
the
French
Riviera
cause they th ought it life giving,
torney
s
fees,
and
th,'
fu
rth
e
r
sum
society
last
w
eek
chose
Miss
Mil-
a-
s
president
and
Jack
G
rant
of
O
f
fic e Î V . I
I ;I0 p m I«, j p ,n
|liit«
*
d
.it
t
h
i
lk
h
o
r
o
.
l
l
r
r
g
o
i
i
,
o
li
t
h
ia
I
U
h
w
and Rome a re almivst as charm .ng It was early in the y ear d u ring my of $37 67. with interest thereon
too.
A
fter
th
e
h
eart
and
stom
ach
dred Meyer. O scar Muhlv and Mel- M arshfield as secretary and treas-
visit, but even then it was gorge since Ju n e 13. 1936. at th e la te of d » l\ I I « ( f IN V i, S t|.| I lA V |U I S II. , I x e e iito r o f (h e
had been rem oved from a body as the cities them selves
vin M eyer to m ake arrangem ents u rer
afl
ous.
T
h
ere
is
a
distinct
contrast
be
th
ey
w
ould
alw
ays
insert
a
scarab
for th e ir ann u al fall outing w hich
About 30 acres of green beans are
eight p er cent per annum , being I » la ie o l J u l i a A V ln e e n t . lU e e a s r il
T raveling now to A ustria and taxes paid by lMaiuliff on the p ro p I* I. 1’atlenuM », A tto r n e y f o r i »e« u
is to be held soon The three-act being harvested in th e Farm ington into th e side of th e deceased b e tw een N aples and Koine Naples is G ermany
lo r .
and e n ro u te through Italv
play, "T . he
..^ Whole Town s B roke
............
com
m unity for th e R ay-M aling , cause th ey th o u g h t this w ould help a city of n a tu ra l beauty, but Home
erty h erein after d, scribed, and the
IS sim ply Rome
th e re ar«"’ n o i 11,1 alon*: t,u> 'm lro a d a re soldi, is fu rth e r sum of $14 60 ,-iv.ts and
brin g new life.
MU K I! (i| I | \ II V ( m % I
w as selected for presentation in cannery
H ere in th e m useum , too, w ere w ords to describe it both past and ! '" ld Sl,ldlers a,’d m ore soldiers
No
1 iw.»
th e n ear future.
Following th e
Mrs. Rota Post of C alifornia vis-
disbursem ents
and the costs of
I*,
th
e C o u n ty 1 o u r l o f t h e S la t e o f ( i r e
___ of a rt simply I
business m eeting games w ere play- ited her niece. Mrs Ed Murphy, m any p ain tin g s on slabs of stone present. T he w orks
| said sale and said w rit, com m and
•
.
, i
ed.
and fam ily of Jaek to w n Friday on relatin g events of th at tim e—also | dazzle one B ernini. C anova. R eu
ing and requiring me to m ike sale
I ’ r o h a te l i c p a r t n i c n l
Mrs. John Goelze entered Jones route to Chicago, w here sh e will rem ark ab le p ain tin g s on stone in bens. M icheál Angelo, Raphael.
I of all the foil,,wing described real I n t h e M u t t e i o f t h e f ( « t e o f A n t h o n y
side th e various v au lts of th e P h a r - 1 R em biandt. Titian. L eonardo de
I*
I h rta te n » e n
l» c ea*<«d
hospital for observation Friday.
• visit a sister.
prop, i tv situated i i i W ashington
H
N o t ic e I« h e re b y v iv e r i t h a t t h e u n d e r»
Helen H orner is having her vaca-
T hreshing in the M ountainside oahs. The pain tin g s look as fresh as \ inci, all pass before you in such
C ounty S tate of O regon t - wit
a
• I li n e d . m « a d m liila t r a t r l *
of
th e
c la tr
m
agnificent
array
you
alm
ost
w
on
BOUGHT
though
they
w
ere
done
y
esterday
SOLD
tion. A fter spending th ree days at district averaged
th e follow ing
, Lot 14 of ami in Block .* I
■ ,
’ • A n ’ h. ny
P
I h r n l e n e n . ile . c««c«l ha»
( C o n tin u e d From page 11
hom e last week she w ent to G ran ts yields per acre rye. 22 bushels: and y et done o v er 6.000 y ears ago | der if you a re really aw ake I felt
.Addition to the Tow n m ow City I f ile d h e r f i n a l a i'i'o u n t in t h e C o u n t y
UONSK
¡N
E
D
II
v\
.......... upon
| C om son.
te-K ohlm an countv road Banks
Pass to visit h er sister.
w h e a t 27 bushels: oats. 30 bushels. These paints w ere m ade by g rin d alm ost selfish as I - gaze
of Hi Ib tioi i>. Oregon
V
li i e t o n
( . m it)
no t th a t
i'l m d a y .
th e
ing
up
precious
stones
to
a
tine
of
these
beautiful
things
I
just
|
sew
ers.
sanitation
project
and
Un
Now.
tiler,'fore,
by
v
irtu
e
of
.od
Mrs. S truebe Leaves
,h e c E arl S tretch r farm in
I i l h d a y o f S t p i v u i h e i , I ’l t ll, a t ( h e h o u r
I'IJ« W ILLYS SEDAN
pow der and m ix in g th is w ith w anted every one I ev er knew to | H illsboro park
execution, judgm ent, deci
Mrs. L. Stuebc. w ho had been th e Groner diatl •
and
tl
w a te r—b lue sap p h ire for blue, jad e ? X v ^ CT.V,h e
Moloi .
til <“• hi pink <»
,h.P " J di<l 1 B anka h '« h ^'hool gvm nas.um o rd er r»f sal,*, and m com pliance
visiting
here
w
ith
h
er
niece
M
is
yielded
65
bushels
per
acre
V
C a n o v as \ cr.u.s V .ctrix" w h o w as ,-rcw is aw aiting a r i i v a l o f m - .t c i
condition V« i > s«’ldoin do w
w ith tile dem ands of -aid w ilt
W alter Demmin. for th e past few and an 18-acre field of barley went for green, carn clia fo r red. etc.
h
h«i\i* m u h «t car at tins pi j,
To visit the S p h in x and pyram ids P , . r e p!,‘-Vl - Napn CO,| * ' ' Ster P rln - lal-' for inside fim sh a fter w hich a will on Tuesday, the Htli dav of
weeks, left M onday for a visit of 40 bushels per acre
s:
Miss A leen H utchens of D undee one rides for about six guiles in cess P au lin e Borghese. was even week of w ork rem ains T he countv S eptem ber. 1936 at the hour o f I I I
t >>it„' ln mul !>«■<■ a
several days w ith h er sister-in-
ii
m
ore
m
agnificent
th
an
my
fo
n
d
e
s
t1
«m
ains
in«
countv
law, Mrs Shoknecht of Snohomish. and Mrs. Lena H ulitt of N ew berg m otor car to th e base of a plateau,
sew ing project still is in operation o’clock a m of said day at the
1
hopes.
L
egend
has
it
th
at
Canova
ID K I) sn>
Wash., after w hich sh e will retu rn cam e Sunday to spend several days th ere one hires a cam el and aw ay
as is a one-m an project in con East door of tile C om ity C ourt
e
at th e C arl W ohlschlegel home.
you go w ith y o u r cam el boy and was intensely in love w ith N apo nection w ith the d istrib u tio n of House (n the City ol Hill
to her hom e in Strasburg. 111.
100'.' tires good motor. Tin.
e
D uane H aynes of H illsboro i s ! guide The S p h in x w as indeed aw e leon's sis te r—he m ust have been governm ent com m odities through W ashington County. Oregon, -ell at
otic will give yon sci v n »
a
spending tw o w eeks w ith his b ro th - J inspiring. As I sto p p ed my cam el t o h a v e created such beauty th e relief office.
public auction to the highist tmt-
M
ichael
A
ngelo's
"M
oses"
or
Ins
er. C harles Haynes.
.
der
for
cash
in
hand
all
tile
here-
and gazed upon it I could’ h ard ly
1939 H>K1> < o i r i
This w , ek several men w ere sent
b .
believe I was looking at th e face sta tu e "P ieta" are others of ra re to various intersections over the inbefore described real property
Birthday C elebrated
a
Snappy tu n n in g <a r T I t c n C) K
and
all
the
right,
title
and
in
te
r,-,
of th e desert I had w ondered about beauty.
to
P riced low for t|Ulck sale
the good fortune of secur- I county
,,,,,,
1, « co ntinue the traffic w hich the above nam ed defend
**» sen en tertain ed 16 sm all guests since childhood. T h e body and ing I had
as my guide and in te rp re te r a
. P«n.or»d by the sta te h ig h ants, J T I),'.iv ill,'. John D eaville
SCHO LLS— E lm er Nelson, w ho w in a party
parry August 5 o in honor
nonor of
o: head a re sc u lp tu re d from living y o u n & -----
1937 ( IIIA KOI 1 1 ( Ol l*|
„ m an. w " ho is in the ~ Pope' way departm ent, from w hich it is William Deaville, Donald I). - a v i d ,
recently purchased a tract of land th e ir little d aughter P hyllis on her rock. w hen, nobody know s—an c i
expected that enough data will be
( « im h I condition at a lea.NOiHitd
ent records sim ply reco rd its e x is t Sw iss G uard The men w ho a c tu a l available to d eterm in e w hich routes and Robert 1), av die. , * , ,ii-a r >i
from the W hitford place, is b u ild - • ip u ttu birthday.
any of them , had in said real p ro p
price
ence— th e paw s re p re se n tin g those ly guard th e life of the Pope are need the most attention.
ing a new five-room house.
House N ears C om pletion
Sw iss—a g u ard of 100 m en. This
erty above described on tile date
Earl D emmin and Louie H atfield
The new brick veneer house at of a lion w ere placed th e re y ears young m an took me m any places
I
OKI)
K o V D x ll K
of the m ortgage belonging to P la in
left M onday for Y akim a to w ork in th e E erd G roner hom e is n earin g - .:c r It stand.-» facing th e rising in the Vatican and t h e Pope's
LEGAL N O T H E
tiff herein, nam ely. D ecem ber 5
New top. paint.
daiulv
th e cannery.
completion. T h e face brick is be- sun. L atest b elief is th a t it is the palace, w h ere th e public is never
P lease tak e notice that the un- 1927. and all the rigid, title ami in
Cephrear builder of th e sec
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Bisch and ing put up and the pTasierers are
1*1*1 I IUA KOI I 1 K O t i l s I I It
ond pyram id. T he E gyptians say perm itted. Also w e had lunch in dersigned. all bonafide eleetor: terest w hich the said w ithin named
fam ily, w ho have visited his broth- finishing th eir w ork this week
! the Vatican, w hich is q u ite out of q u a.,lied tO vote in an In d ip en d defendants, or eith e r or any o f
II.,. had gnod c re Lota of
er. V irgil Bisch. and fam ily the
May Burke, who recently u n d e r "it is ap p ealin g as a w om an and the ordinary.
,«-nt Assembly, hereby g i v e public them , since have had or now have
m iles I
past 10 days, left for th e ir’ hom e w ent an operation for an abscessed strong a s a lion.” H alf b u ried bv
Most exciting, how ever, w as the notice that they intend and desire in and to th,' above described i :d
th
e
d
riftin
g
sands,
em
b
attled
by
the
in O klahom a Monday. The fam ilies gland in th e neck at the Jo n es hos-
evening we drove back into Rome io hold an independent assem bly property, to satisfy said e x e m ti "11.
storm
s
of
cen
tu
ries
an
d
m
u
tilated
I92M
(
U
lt i s i I K s | I, \ x
spent Sunday at N ew port w here pital in Hillsboro, is slow ly lm prov-
T i m e is O f t e n a
a fte r a visit to th e P ope's su m
thev visited a brother, L eonard ing at th e home of h er parents. by th e hands of th o se w ho have m er palace, to find b an n ers flying ¡a t the G range Hall, in Hillsboro. judgm ent, decree and order of s:
S
m
-cy
lin
d
er
m otor w ith tie
'
of Wai hin<t<m. S tate <>i
co n q u ered Egypt, it still lifts its
Bisch.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. B urke.
lings, clean inside, hydraul
G r e a t F a c t o r in
everyw here, t h e Italian s nearly Oregon, a! 9 15 p n i . on the 26th
tim
e-w
o
rn
fe
a
tu
re
s
to
th
e
east,
Mrs. Rose F o u rn ier and son Jim -
W ork N earing End
b iak es One of those e u t. II
hysterical w ith excitem ent and ev- day of August. 1936. u n d er the
m ie of Hoquiam. Wash., are visit-
T he new m odern six-room house, g u ard ian of a b u ry in g ground 55 i eryone ru n n in g for the Piazza V en provisions of the election k,w - of
ow ners hang onto
t h e
D r u g B u s in e s s
ing h er son-in-law and daughter, w hich is being built by Mr. and m iles long and th ree m iles wide.
S tran g e as it was. w e w ere v isit ezia. w here M ussolini's palace 1 Oregon, for the purpose of n o m in
Mr. and Mrs. Jo e K err J r . th is Mrs George K irk p atrick , is fast
IM.’I, IIOIH.I I Ol PI
We finally learned .Addis Ababa atin g Independent candidates, to lie
wie „
, varies and K enneth K err n earin g com pletion The outside fin- ing th e b eau tifu l to m b b u ilt by 1 had been occupied by the Italians voted for at the general election
Spi ed in tlie fillin g o f ;
Splendid condition. You ,.
u P ortland spent th e w eek-end at ish w ill be of cedar sid in g and K ing F uad for him self alm ost at and M ussolini w as going to sp tak to be held on N ovem ber 3rd. 1936
cl pend on ’his one And il
p re -e rip tion often is im
the home of th eir uncle and aunt, th ere is a full basem ent. Also th e th e ex act m om ent h e died. W hen at e ig h t—so we ran. too Tw o hours for the follow ing offices, nam ely: is a c r itic a l tirin ' in the ttian-
reasonably priced
portunt.
A
life
may
tie
a
iro
ftii'iit
u
1
pu
lle
ts
Mr. and Mrs. J L K err, and K en- eight-room m odern house w ith th e we re tu rn e d to th e m ain stre e ts of to stan d and be pushed about is
P resident and V ice-P resident of
neth stayed for a w e e k s visit.
basem ent at th e Fred W ohlsclegel the city p arad es of su d en ts w ere long tim e, but it w as w o rth it. 1 th e U nited S tates, five P r,s id e n t They arc just s ta rtin g to lay
pend
upon
g
ettin
g
t
h
«
alread y form ing in solem n respect
TERM S
TRADE
Miss T hresa K arpstein. w ho is farm has been shingled an d w ill be of th e ir dead king.
w as only about 40 feet aw ay anc j1 n d Vico - P resid en tial electors. and the kinds o f feed used
proper medicine prepari*!
employed as a doctor's office n u rse com pleted soon.
could sec and hear him plainly a l U nited S tates S enator: S tate Tre.i--
O th ers t.
<K »C f l u i i
Ita
ly
and
delivered
—in
tim
e
in San Francisco, cam e M onday to
Mrs. C lifford T rask and sister-
though I had to have m y man in urer: and A ttorney-G eneral: and w ill determ ine y o u r p rofits,
My first real view of Italv was te rp re t it. M ussolini, good or bad, to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. in-law . Mrs. Jesse P endelton, and
do -uch o th er things as m ay lx- ^ tiir i them rig h t w ith Hod-
a
fte
r
I
checked
in
at
th
e
hotel
and
Alex K arpstein, of K inton and Jean ie T rask left T uesday for sev-
certain ly is a v e r y fascinating legally necessary to conform to the
opened th e F ren ch doors w hich forceful individual. I have never election laws of Oregon, so that gcn-Brcwstcr Egg Producer
Registered Pharmacist»
form erly of Scholls cash store, and oral days at th e beache-
I he 1936 Graham Sedan,
visited several homes of Scholls
Mtss W ilma H erd left F rid ay led to th e balcony off my room been in an .American crow d th a t I the nom inees of the aforesaid I n w ith e ith e r .Milk o r V, ast
on duty at all times
with Trunk, as low as
b®i*u tifdl i went wild, but to be in th e midst dependent Assem bly may be placed added.
friends this week.
evening w ith her aunt. Mrs. Jam c- hbm hlVi wreivrmei WaS
,h e left of these ex citab le Italians
,-ome- on the official ballot in th e next
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. S m ith and Jones,
Jo n es- of P o rtlan d and a group o of. th » e o!ia,‘ ° f •7ap,<'-' and
L.
(
’.
K
rum
ien
Turkey Developer
tw o sons of Y am hill w ere S undav frien(" for a ten-day stay at Wal n . , rin / 7 n Si n aklnR Cr,ate5 V.e suvilas- thing. F o u r w omen n ear m e faint- general election, as the duly qual-
D u rin g th e day a cloud of sm oke ed and it w as so dtow ded they 1 ified candidates
guests at th e Ed Holcom home. lo£,a L a*Se „
r
.Marvin Woods
of the aforesaid ! Keep y o u r birds on Hodg ■ n-
co
n
stan
tly
hovers
over
th
e
crater,
D rh v rrr d h ere full) r<jul|>|>«-<l
couldn't even fall dow n. My guide i assembly,
other guests w ere Jo h n P ep p ard
M r and M rs' E C Goodm an and
B rew ster fa tte n in g
a ti d
but
w
hen
I
stepped
to
my
balcony
and fam ily of Forest Grove, Mona baby son Rf'na!d pf Prosser. Wash..
w arned me sev eral tim es in Swiss
j v .; F F Brown
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.........
P
eter
Zinim
rm
in
,
g
ro
w
in
g
mash
u
n
til
m
arket
ab
o
u
t
eleven
th
at
n
ig
h
t
for
a
glance
to speak no English, so high was Ethel Zimmerman. Edith Hrostrom.
Peppard rem ained for a w eek's cam e S unday evening for a w eek's
KKA.MIENH
time.
visit.
Vlslt WIth h er parents. Mr. and of th e city and bay, a b rillian t ray i th e tension.
IG
W. Thiessen: S m ith B. Holt.
of
lig
h
t
could
be
seen
over
the
Mr and Mrs. Jeimes Fiske. w ho •'*2' J S ^ H« rd ' r
■ 'r- ,
Am id th e thousand rom antic as- Fr.ink Saalfeld. Joseph A Sehom u-
live in O klahom a and w hose post
Mr. and Mrs. F red C arlsen and top. a reflection against th e d ark I soeiations w ith w hich Rome teem s a m .F rancis' J C y ril Schomus!
office address is in K ansas, spent
dau« h t-’ rs left last w eek for sk y of th e fire w ith in th e c ra te r— th e re a re none possessing a deeper A lbert Streiff. C a rrie Streiff. Geo
P rescription Ilru zflsta
Feed - Serd
S rrd - W
u „ ool
.,i - . I»oultry
several days th e first of last week M ontana to spend a p art of his tw o fascinating, ipdeed — I w an ted to or m ore engrossing in terest than R Lui,-k,-rood. F rank Young. F rank
2nd and W ash. Phon«' 264
P hone 266
j those w hich fill the h eart of the C. H uke, S teve Thom oson. Alice
at th e hom e of th eir niece M r ' w eei s vacatlon He 15 forem an of w alk to th e top and peep in.
T
elephone
3061
To
view
th
e
ru
in
s
of
Pom
peii
is
’
-
•
’
•
th
e
M
ountainside
farm.
tra
v
e
le
r
as
he
gazes
upon
t
h
e
Jess S nyder, and fam ily.
Miss Jean M cC lure visited last alm ost lik e living, fo r a day. in Roman F orum or th e Coliseum. As ,
Mrs. Jesse Pendleton of W ash
ington spent th e w eek-end and se v w eek w ith Miss E linor Emmel. w ho an o th er age T he city w as buried you w an d er th ro u g h the ruins, w ith i
eral days this week w ith h er b ro th w orks in th e sta te hospital in in 79 A. D along w ith H erculaneum a little im agination you can a l
and S tab iae in th e first eru p tio n most see these ancient gladiators in
Salem.
er. C lifford Trask, and fam ily.
M rs Jack W illis and d au g h ter of V esuvius. It w as lost to th e w orld all th e ir glory.
Mr. and Mrs. L vle P o tter and
til it w as rediscovered in 1748
F lorence som ehow rem inds m<
daughter Lila left S atu rd ay on a Jaq u „ elin . . of . C hicago and father. Dr. u w n hen
th ey w ere atte m p tin g to
w eek's vacation at th e home of “ E. ' C rockett, of . .. P o rtlan
„ d w ere re- build or lay an u n d erg ro u n d w ater of ra re old tap estries or lace. The
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F ran k I E 1 §ues1s at ,h e H - T. Hesse
Pipe
P otter at
at Min«
,,i........,
Potter,
MilLs City and also
at I nomc.
S till m ay be seen rem ain s of
Miss M argaret S tark spent se v
th e beach. Cecil H eaton is em ploy
YO UNG ’S
ed at the P o tter & T rask store d u r eral days last w eek w ith relativ es th e Forum , th e triu m p h a l arch, th e
in P o rtlan d and w ith a p arty of T em ple of Polo, w ater fountains,
ing their absence.
About 20 attended th e M ountain friends m ade a trip to Longview b ath houses, all of b eau tifu l m arble
and stre tc h in g o v er m any blocks
"T houghtful, S ym pathetic
Home C hristian E ndeavor w iener for a day.
WASH SLACKS
O ver th e door of each place o' '
RprvirA”
roast and business m eeting at th e
business
w
as
alw
ay
s
c
ith
e
r
painted
A very nice old lady had a few
P hone 972
Hillsboro
KITCHEN APRONS
Schm eltzer tennis court Friday eve
L
o
r
men and y n u n g
w ords to say to h er gran d d au g h ter. or carv ed som e insignia re p re- '
ning.
Washahl« prints, • neat
nien.
S
anforized
' ' , shrunk
' l l I I I I I IV
"My
dear."
said
th
e
old
lady.
"I
Mrs. C arl W aibel and bro th er
patterns.
Values
$
ould do
ething for
cy tsel and Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs Les- wish you “ w
*v,JU|u
oo som eining
lor
Glen Lytsel
ORGANDY Long FORMAL
ter Leeds and seven children all m e' ‘ wish -v ou wouId prom ise me
Special
to
$2.50
ev ?.r
er ,o
______
___ <> w ords. O ne is
Sundav
Euesta at n n ev
use tw
of Sheridan, were S
unday guests
DRESSES (Some w ith ja c k
sw ell and th e o th er is lousy. Would
the C arl Sieffert home.
ets). Reg. $2.98. W om en’s
.Men's and Boys’
\ \ omen's and .Misses
R elatives of th e M innie Erdm an you prom ise m e th at?"
"Why, sure, G ranny," said the
WHITE COATS and TWIN
fam ily here have received in v ita
POLO SHIRTS
SALE
HATS
tions to attend the w edding of her girl. "W hat are th e w ords?"—Ex.
SWEATER SETS. Embroid
Buy them now. you lutti
daughter. Miss E sther Erdm an, to
It’ the fin a l elean-up in
ered Rayon Jap KIMONAS.
wear them a 11
Paul Bergman of P o rtlan d at the
tw o great lots.
T abernacle church in P o rtlan d S a t
East Call — Out They Go!
t a l l . Special lot
urday tvening.
Prompt
¿V
Phone 81
Mrs. L ester W ilber of S heridan
(Incorporated!
BATHING SUITS
came Monday for a w eek's stay at
Collections _
C redit R eports
Service
¡Í/'
Main Street
the Carl Sieffert home.
AND TRUNKS
In
A no th er Big Box
Mrs Francis Kellogg, w ho has
For m,-n ami hoys. A ll
been seriously ill at the Jones hos W ashington Tillam ook. Y amhill.
WOMEN’S CORSETS
P o lk and M arion C ounties.
pital in Hillsboro, was able to be
As
is, sm all sizes, odds
Specials
for
Friday
and
Saturday
moved to the hom e of h er son
Special
Personal C o n tact on Collections
Hugh Kellogg, last Friday
and ends,
Mj- and Mrs. G eorge C andeaux
W ashington County Office
Now, each
And
SHIRTS - SHORTS
of K lam ath Falls and form erly of
Commercial Building
N ew berg were Monday visitors at
I'o r men and hoys. Ray
Up
the Lloyd M urray home.
SEWING THREAD
Becond an d M ain S treets
ons, broadcloths, fine
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Tvvigg went '
Pilone 3071
W
hite
and
colors,
w
h
ile
eornhed
yarns.
to A storia last Wednesday, w here!
Hillsboro, Oregon
it lasts.
Economy or .Mason. Dozen
he is w orking in the bent grass har-
Your pick
E
Sunday School
Will Resume
Local Girl on World Tour
Writes of Visit to Europe
M.
Used Cars
A pplication S how
E m p lo y m e n t S lu m p
C o n stru c tio n at
S cholls B o o m in g
Mr and M '
i c
>
i
■ PROMPTLY
PULED «
NOW
•865'”
F a rm e rs’ C ash S to re
P alm D ru g S to re
Used Car Exchangi
FINAL CLEAN-UP
LAST CALL hOR SUMMER MERCHANDISE
F u n e ra l H o m e
Reg. $3.00 and $4.00 Eyelet and
LACE D R E S S E S
1.49
Powers Grocery I
15c
/■ Q
Credit Bureaus
39c
59c
j"
Jar Caps
39c
19c
Bi ■■■■SMiaBi
W anted- - Grains, Seeds M ilk
an vetch. B rin g in your .samples.
CLEANING
W e have the latest m achinery fo r Pea and Vetch
cleaning. I f you desire a good jo b o f seed clean
in g b rin g y o u r cleaning to us. We also fum igate
A u s tria n W in te r Peas.
FINE FRILLING
23c
H A R D W H E A T FLO U R
KITCHEN Q UEEN— 49-lb. sack
CROWN FLOUR— 49-lb. sack
HIGHLAND CHIEF— 49-lb. sack
TAY
( A SH A N D
SAT 2 —TRADE AT
$1.53
$2.05
$1.40
I lli;
Gallon
Dress trim m in g in a ll
19c
B rig h t ( 'olored .Mexican
AUTO ROBES
19c
They're going fast. A
p ra ctica l,
inexpensive
S i ; .,.
.MART.
Imperial Feed & Grain Co.
P ilone 01
Vinegar
B rin g y o u r container.
2c
Spool
•fust 65 Bolls
OREGON. 3 cans
town
P ic k lin g Spice
Ik
B la n k e t Sale
79c
A lw a y s useful fo r the
home, cottage or
39c
98c
49c 79c $1.39
Rummage Sale
f H H f • Ft V - t n _ W on»*
IT ,.-,. _ ..a
O .
?n
ear Department
B r i g ,C o l o r e d Smocks, An-
a
, « .n o
•>
other Lot W om en’s and Girls’
' garments * $1
$ ’ °°
Dresses, W omen’s Tea Apr«,ns,
Blouses, Hand E m b roid ered
Night Gowns, W om en’s and
Children’s Sweaters, etc. Final
t lean-up a ll odds and ends.
39
M S N! A ct N o w
q u a lity , style
See I hem
Sat is f it e l i o n
25c
A l| Sum mer
SHOES MUST GO
I'«'aturing one special
lot lo r men and women
in whites, colors a n d
blacks.
Special
1 .9 8
FLORSHEIM SHOE
SALE ENDS SOON
Gel yours
Die.v’re
only
now
$1
w hile
7.65
1