T im i- '¿ a v . A u g u s t 27. IMG
FIT L L S B O R O
BusinessW omen Hold
Annual Picnic Meeting
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ut i e n jo y e d tiu* illuni.il pie
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il - li i
evening, beginning
k soppi i at li 30
u g.«n. u tiu i cccnt ly
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n*
c u l ll K 'll
« aht „f H iir i»,i,. F riday e '.«•nuig
A lx >rif li e w a.. Ilmilt and toasted
m 11 hinallo WS, wi enei
and 1 o th ii
i efre hment cn jo \ cd. Pri sent wer«*
M i ■ ai»l
Mii*, «laine
Lowell
B i o v m i , Loi li» Furirow. Hugh i Funi
harn. binai B irg g r « n, Erne* ! Pl#pp
1'e it 5 Bate helar. Frank L iilquiNt.
M i.
Frani •is Bt•ach. 1, C lark,
Ande ison.
Mis. M ayme 1H arbor,
Betty and Jean 1hatchelnr, J e o
.1 uni« a* and Fi i1zi l-l.lpp. Bobby
md 1 >avnl 1* III I O’ IV, H o w a i ,| aial
ll.n o ld B erggreii. and B everly. Butìi
and Eugene Beach.
Williams Bride
of < iordon La .violi
MOHNTAINDALK
At a q u id
ecrem ony Frirlay « vening, A ugii“!.
21. ut thè homo <»f lu i par« ntH, Mi
and M i
C I W illia m * Mi
I .«•♦,? i
W illia m
b< < ani«* thè br ide of Gol
«bri Laytou, .*<>11 of Mi and Mi
B enjam in L ayton Re* R I. Put-
narn of Hill boro lo.'id thè «l ,i«*
Mr
Donald G arrig u x w a her
si* te r ’ only atten d an t, arid Le lb
Keeiion acted as b e t man for the
bridegroom .Mi
M argu.ct M athh
« n played L ohengrin * w edding
m arch
T he bride w ore a dress of whit
em broidered o rg an /a and **.«rn d
a bouquet of O phelia r<
and
bouvardin Mr G arrigu: w ore a
dress of prin ted oiganza in pastel
rh ad e and c irri« d a bouquet of
carnation* and bouvardia
fmnii (Irately follow ing the we I-
ding a reception w ai held for
alrout tw en ty -fiv e relativ es and
cb» (* friend* pre* ent T he bride
cak w a m ade by a friend. M?
C hris Tolke
Mi and Mrs Layton are both
gr ad u ate
of th e 19.31 cla* s «if
B anks high < hool
A fter a w edding trip the couple
will he at borne n ear M eacham, ic>
Mr Layton will d riv e th e school
bus to Banks high school.
'hie ;»tf«>. Rave an in
Oil tin* m eeting
VI i -S Mi• i g a l« ! <’ ni V.
hi* P t ip arade being
l u club ful till* ('«Hill
ll K' i* a ir cpoit
Many
m
ivc the high lights i.f
f lp
hiding Mi
F.ivcttu
i
T ula Sanisiel on
ka
H elen Stevens and
(,
gier on British C,d-
(lintua. M
1 mina Muhi* «>n ( 'llll-
Jam es E d w in <1 Ingram and Mrs
»du. Ml
G ' «Ivs M atteson IHl a
tilt) thia
’in* .south, ea.sit and I.uiuu Etta llaym* . both of Bill,
■Vl
Sm ina M cKinney boro, w ere m a n led nt th e Petite
hini and th e San 1 )icgo I <•« t il p a to m ig e S atu rd ay after
noon hv Rev H arry D owney. Both
h
Mi . Elaine C uldw cll, president, have he« n resident» for m any year
iinnutiiieed th e year?. com m ittee» a n d h e is em ployed a , Sunset
• which will he .subject to change) «amp T hey will m ake th e ir home
i in Bill* boro.
us follows
H ospitality P ortia I.aver. Mari
Mi and Mrs Jam es D iem kx left
nil I.vtle. chairm en. Elaine ( ’aid
well. Angle H arrington. Elv.i Hatch S atu rd ay for San Franeihco, Cal
after a w eek's visit h er », being
(*lar.
M em bership M argaret M ooberry. «•idled n o rth by the death of Mr
Ivy Sy verson, chairm en, G ladys D ic ric k x s fath er They also visited
A fam ily reu n io n was* held at
Tia.sk. Ilerneta Kuiiim r, Itow ena Mrs D ieriekx's parents, Mr. and th e Pag G a rd n e r home at N orth
Mi . Earl Don« Ison
Ketchum , G e rtru d e Ide
P lains Sunday. August 2.3. to c e le
Mi « M attie Bertoli left W ednes b rate Mr and Mrs Gardner*, silver
E ducation Frani «• P o t. Main*
Hoffm an. < hail m en. G la d y s M a tte day f »r h er hom e in O akland. C al. w( dding an n iv ersary . The an n iv er-
son. Glady* Koud, Ju n ia Johnston w here She ti iirhe*. school She spent sar v was A pril 15. hut on account
the sum m er h ere w ith Mr. and of illness in th e fam ily at the time,
M a r ie P rie s t.
D‘ o i . i Id Megai fel and daugh ttie event could not be celeb rated
P ublicity M arie Ilouguez. P atty Mi
ter,
ami w ith friend» in Washing- then.
Lom ax. eh au m en . G eorgina Brown.
t<
ii
Z« la Morgan. Hila C ornelius. Anna
Th«> <• present w ere Mrs. A H an
Schm idt
Mr. and Mrs. Georg«* It. Bagley son, Mr and M rs Will H ansen and
le g islatio n Anna Well.
Maud and d au g h ter Mi
V alerie are sore Harold and C urtis Mr and
Boscow. chairm en. Louise Higgs. spending a few week . at Bay Ocean. M rs W alter H ansen and ch ild ren
E thel Ibuiies. Ellii Sehulm erieh, G eorge Bagley Ji at I M • Betty D onald a n d S hirley Ann. Mrs.
A udrey Heaton.
Royce of P o rtlan d sp en t th e w eek F reda D augherty and ch ild ren Vh
Jam b o ree Rone Cave, Edna T up- end w ith them
ginia, M arian and Dickey, all of
p i r. cbau men.
Maud
S tandard,
Mrs E T. T u rn e r sp en t
the P ortland; Mr and Mr* H enry V al
Ju lia Tatom. H attie Davidson. Al - w eek-end in P o rtlan d w ith
M«* en tin e « f K inton. Mr and Mr*
line K anina, M arlon H athhorn
and Mrs D ural H orine Mi
F.liza- R udolph H ollbcrg. Mr. and Mr
Public R elation
E F a y e t t a I both T u rn e r and d au g h ter Jo an 1 Jo h n V alentine. Mr* A nette V al
Allen. G eorgia Sm ith, ch airm en; are spending th e w eek w ith the entine. Mr- Anno* W yatt «and son
Emm a McKinney. R uth E L u n d 1 Horincs.
Fred« i ck <»f P ortland.
Mrr C
gren. Mabel Sehendel, E lizabeth
Mr
and Mr. R oland R uccker R. im er of H illsboro. John D<v- of
Ott.
M
ilw
aukee,
Wis
.
and
th
e
honored
E m blem
Margin* t Cady. Effie and d a u g h te r of Parm a. Idaho, and gues!.. Mr and Mr
Page G a rd
J
Mr
and
Mr-
Dewey
and
d
au
g
h
ter
Jackson, chairm en. Anna T ow n-
ner. end th eir ch ild ren Elmo. Iren e
end. R o b e rta Hu. ell. M innie Coy. of P o rtlan d v e ile d Mr and Mrs and Elaine.
il
T
W
right
last
week
Mr
Rtieck-
W ilm a Hall
H ealth Josephine I b s /k a i E sth er is looking for a location here.
A. E O poenw eyer spent the p art
Dr. F. S
R ichards of E on t
e r Auld. chairm en. O rad 11 P rlck ett,
tw o w eeks w ith th e O rganized R e
M aig.net l.og ui, N ellie F ivrarn. G rove p erfo rm ed ton.* ileetornu s
iv e Corps at F o rt Lewis, Wash.
for Jam es Lewis and A drian Pow-
Iola Piercy
Mr
O p d en w ey er and h er sister.
Finance
Helen Stevens. Mae ‘ er.s of Forest G rove M onday at Mi< • Jacq u elin e D unham of P o rt
V ivian W hitelaw, Emma Mohr. Ina i S m ith’s hospital.
land. spent th at tim e in Seattle,
Peat I Allen. M erle Selfridge. L a
Mrs II W. Siiwdon vi. ited her 1 Wash.
hom a Pow ell
inothi r. Mrs F. W S inclair, during |
Special Commdte«
Music Edith the w eek-end T he S aw dons a re , Mi* R obert B aldw in and Miss
C Evans. J e s - 1 • Sew ell. M aisie ' located in P o rtlan d for a few I B etty K en d crd in e a rriv ed T u es
day from San Diego. Cal . to visit
C aldw ell. (¡UKsie Sigler Good Will weeks
M r . and Mrs G eorge T M cG rath
Mai g;u et Sahnow . D orothy K ur-
Mr and Mrs. J J. W isrner ami T hey a re cn ro u te to th eir hom e
atli, G loria C oulter, T ula Samscl. Mr. and Mrs. E rnest M iller of
Hazel WcidewiLsch. Fannie Haver P o rtlan d sp nt several day s last I in Chicago. 111.
stick
week at th e M iller cottag e at Can- | M is A nnie M r Alear and h er son
and d au g h tir-in -Iaw . Mr and Mrs*
non Beach.
F. M cA lear and ch ild ren o f
Returns from New York-—
Mr and Mrs Jack M anning and J
Polson. M«»nt . a re v isiting Mr. and
Mrs H arvey H uff retu rn ed Thqr« baby of Chico. Cal . a re guests thus ' Mrs E J. McAlear.
day from a seven w eeks' visit w ith | week of Mt. M anning's m other.
Mr. and Mrs J H M urtón. Mr.
h er son. Edw ard Olsen, and his Mrs. A I. S tone They m ade the
am i Mrs D onald M egargel, and
fam ily at Ham ilton. N Y. She r e trip by auto, arriv in g Monday.
porta a most en jo y ab le Journey,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sew ell and Mi and Mrs Fbivd M iller of P o rt
and wax especially gratified to d au g h ter Miss M arjorie retu rn ed land w ere guests Sunday of Mr.
meet her first grandchild now four «Tuesday from a few days' visit at and Mrs. Jo e R ubles of Oswego.
Mrs. Jam es Say s bro th er, K e n
m onths old Mr. O lsen is a g ra d S eattle and Mt. R ainier.
Mr. Eva Weil of New York city. neth M illikin, of Los Angeles. CaL.
u ate of tin* H illsbero schools and
of Pacific university , and Is now N Y. a niece of N athan Weil, us a rriv e d S unday for a few weeks’
an In stru cto r in education at C o l visiting the Weil families in H ills visit.
boro.
gate university.
Mr and Mrs C arleton H ande and
Mr and Mrs. Paul B aldw in at- ch ild ren of S ilv erto n spent several
Odd I ellowx to Picnic—
I tended a d in n e r party S unday at days this w eek at th e T hom as C on-
On Augu t 3(1 at O ceanlake th e the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Charle.* nel home.
Odd h'« Hows will hold i picnic in D unsm ore in P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. E C C ro u d er spent
the park G rand hxtge officers will
Mrs. F. A b endroth and son Lu-
be in attendance. peaking, .sports • V erne w ere C orvallis visitors last th e we k-end at Ocean L ake w ith
for young and old and an e n jo y - • week, a rran g in g for L u V ern e to her d aughter. Mrs. A E M urrow .
and son. w ho are vacationing th ere
ab le tim e for all A full day of en ter O S C this term
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Johnson
fellow ship is prom ised E verybody
Miss E tta Ebbenga of S eattle and Dr. and Mrs J. O. Robb spent
brin g ha kets and cups. C offee will was a guest several days last week
be furnish, d free by the co m m it of Mr and Mrs A F. Sehendel, th e w e e k -tn d at th e Robb farm in
so u th ern O regon n ear Yoncalla.
tee.
re tu rn in g hom e Friday.
L ittle Je rry B au m g artn er of n ear
Mrs. Kinsey Honored—
Mrs. E lm er L aH aie u nderw t nt B eaverton u n d erw en t a tonsil o p e r
m ajo r
o peration S unday at atio n T h u rsd ay at Sm ith hospital.
A show er was given «at the home a
of Mt and Mrs G A W eisenbaek Sm ith's hospital. Dr. F. S. R ichards Dr. C T. S m ith operating.
operating.
n ear N orth Plains S atu rd ay a f te r
Miss M arjorie P itm an is spending
Miss M arion B aker of P o rtlan d is th e week w ith h er grandm other.
noon for th eir dau g h ter. Rachel,
spending
th
e
w
eek
w
ith
Mrs.
S.
W
w ho was recently m arried to Jo h n
Mrs. Emily P itm an of P o rtlan d .
K im ey of C alifornia. The young M elhuish
Mi
P O Mitchell 111. b«*en
L
ittle
P
olly
M
elhuish
is
visiting
couple will reside at Long Be.ach.
v ery ill d u rin g th e past few weeks,
Cal. The
bride received m any her g ran d p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. but is now convalescing.
II. E L aBare. at St. Helen
beau tifu l and useful gifts.
Mis; Ethel A ndersen of P ortland
Bride I leet Honored—
visited Mr and Mrs. A J. W hid-
don
th e last of the* week.
Mrs A F. Sehendel atten d ed n
Mr an d Mrs R ussell
Tisdale
luncheon August 1!> at Lipm an «V
Wolfe tea-room in Portland, com spent Hu» w eek-end in P o rtlan d
plim enting her nice?. Miss Vermn with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Staples spent
Brock of San Francisco, who will
w ith frien d s at
be m arried Sunday to C arl Wilson th e w eek-end
Rockaway.
of San Francisco.
Local ( ’ouple Wed
I lore Saturday
(iardneus ( ’elebrate
Silver Wedding I kite
Paire F ite
A R G U S , IT T l, l, R B O R O , O R E G O N
Couple Observe
('¡olden Wedding
Mi, 4 .Moeuv.’scn
Wednesday Bride
Return from ( alifnrnia—
Mr and Mrs T hom as Doyle and
fam ily retu rn ed F riday night from
an au to trip to C alifornia Af San
Francisco they visited Mr. D oyle’s
brother Jamex, w hom he had not
een for 15 years, and at Los An-
g 'le s they visited Mrs. D oyle’s is-
ter and family. T hey also visited
Mr and Mrs Paul P arsons at Rose
burg. w here Mr. P arsons is h ig h
way sup erin ten d en t of th at district
The Parsons are form er residents
of Hillsboro. T he re tu rn trip wa.
m ade via th e coast highw ay, cross
ing th e four new bridges.
Visit ( ana,la—
Mr and Mrs Lee {.. M acIntyre
r e tu r n 'd T hur day from several
days' trip to L ake Louise and
B anff They eam e hom e by w ay of
C algary and G lacier N ational park,
a 2.200-mile trip.
Honored on Birthday—
Mr. and Mrs J. R. P eppard gave
a surprise party S atu rd ay evening
for t h 'i r son. Jim m y, in honor of
his 14th birthday. S ixteen of his
little friend-: w ere present.
ROY
Mi , T heresa Meeuwsen.
daughter of Mr. und M rs Thomii
Me, i i . . . , ii. becam e tin- bride of
J H ’ V.iodi i Z.iodeo, .o n of Mr
HETIIANV’ CEDAR M il ,L Many and M i. A lb ,,’ V anderZ anden It
I III«*
111. 1 '<•(ll
«11« l 11 in* i i d
««I 11 •
church h i r e W ednesday
any B aptist church (>n t he after- lia r e
noon of Au g u t IB to com plim ent me; rung w ith Rev F ath er Joseph
I
I
,,
i
i
ker
officiating.
Mr and .Mi
Sam uel E. G raf of
of Wa«h-
Portland, for " • . »«
M
Itegin.i M eeuwsen, sister of
ini'ton count y. on th< r i. ,ld( n wed- the bi ide, was brid' sm aid and Ern-
ding annive iitr y . A vai ■ ! pi « , ■ V a o d , ’Z anden best m an. Mrs
gram of j ian o .uni ¡>ip<* or gun nurn- Georg, V andehey played th e w ed
o rs. icejtut ions ao«l voc al belec- ding march.
lions was f<»Now « d by a r eeeption.
The bride was lovely in a w hite
M r, GraT (E m ilie W. fJrhlueter i atm d ie s w ith lace trim m ing and
e.rn c to P<a t land in IHK4 f r o m a t: in. She w ore a long tra in and
Pom erania, G irm any. to live w ith a veil w ith a w reath, and c a r
her uncle, tl »«• late Fred !S ehlu . ter. ried a bouquet of rosebuds and
who lived a'! W« t Union. M* G raf f in . T he bridesm aid w ore yellow
■/«•i - taffeta and h er bouquet w as of
who was bejrn in Berne.
land, cam** to this com itry w ith rosebuds.
his parent.» in IK7C. The y x rttled
A
dding d in n er w as given at
in B ethany, w hich at th at tim e was the V, rb i ,rt hall by Mr. and Mrs
a v . f fore t. Since retilring from Meeu en and Mr. and Mrs. Van-
the farm n i 1920. «Mr. and Mrs. I rZ. iiid' n. parents; of th e young
G raf have m ade th e ir liorne in <-ouple. and wa.s attended by 95
P o rtland TI
C laud and Ferd C ate of Los A n
1 ai nts of
The church w as decorated in geles. Cal . W alter and Miss Mary
th ree xaiA. Prof S am uel If of
asters,
sw
eetpeas
and
ferns.
O tegon S t' ite eoll(*ge, Corvallis,
C ate of Albany, and Mrs. Amos
B enjam in I) of B ethany. and H er-
Im m ediately follow ing the cere Donel on of near C orvallis w ere
man A. of A lbany, N. Y. . and one mony the couple left on a w edding gue '
Tuesday of last week of
daughter. MIS. A nna M. !5cIn nk of tu p to the beaches.
Mr- May Sm ith T hey a re form er
Lox Anitele?
residents of this city
C hari Shade, who has been vis
Mr. and M rs- Davey Jo h n Davis
Itetu rn from B. «'. T rip —
of D etroit. Mich , w err guests F ri iting his relatives. Mrs. G eorge
P atty Lomax. Loi Lii.s Lomax day night and S atu rd ay of Mrs. Wann and Mr. and Mrs W. C. G if-
Mi
a n d W illiam D ierd eril r re tu rn e d H arry M organ. Mrs. D avis is a f ird. left this week for his hom e in
t o coi.'. in of H arry M organ. T hey left N enana Alaska.
Sundlay from a w eek's t r i p
Vieti >riu, N anaim o, and1 Vancou- S aturday to visit relatives in Spo
M i'- Merle Clift, w ho has been
ver. B. C . w here the) aticnd; d k a n e Wash., and ,n ro u te visited visiting at Bellingham . Wash., for
the .J u b ilee celebration. T hey vis- Mi Morgan at Pendleton. .Mrs J R th e past tw o m onths, retu rn ed
fam ily at Morgan of P ortland, w ho w as v isit home Sunday. She is the d au g h ter
ited the It. 1 Tuck«
Anar oit«*s. Wash , and br <»ught Miss ing here, accom panied the visitors of Mrs. J. H attrick.
Marr«arel T ucker hom e w ith them to S pokane and all will re tu rn here
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B ridgefarm er
for a vi.-.it. On S atu rd ay th e y v u - the last of the week.
and son Bobby of G oldendale. Wash
Ited Mr.* Mary Bothwell1. Mr. and
left
Friday for home, after a few-
Mrs
H erm an F reu d en th al and
Mrs C halm ers B othw ell . and Mr.
Robert M eacham of th is city. day.-' visit with Mr. an d Mrs. F red
and Mrs. B ert C. Shipl«*:y in S cut Mr
Mr Fred M eyer of Bloom ing, and Sewell.
tie, Wash.
Mr and Mrs. Jam es Bony of S ea
Mrs. K enneth Inge and son of
Have• B oat T rip—
Gaston attended a d in n er party side and Miss Teresa S tecklin of
M, *.s«rs. and Mrsdarmes G eorge W ednesday of last week at the P ortland w ere S unday guests at the
S elfr idg«*, C l i n ic s D o u g h iss. E verett home of Mrs. E dw ard K rah m er at home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin F ine-
gan and family.
Lawi cnee. P ete Sehuk.iirt. M i s s Forest Grove.
Mrs William Gill and dau g h ter
Aug: ista H ' ffman and I.ynn Sel-
Mr- A aron Wade of E nterprise,
Mi-s
M ildred of Tw in Falls, Idaho,
irid e e e n jo y .d *» boat tri t ) B« ’»- her d aughter Mrs. R eilly of P ort-
visited
Mr and Mrs. E lvin F inegan
le
dam
S
unday
sp<--nsored
nevil
by
. i and Mrs. R eavis atten d ed a
the N orth Con.* E lectric com pany 1 d in n er p arty Sunday at th e home Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Reed E ldridge v is
for all tne.’r dealers and d eale rs’ of Mr and Mrs. C harles M eacham
employ«' in Or gon. T he com pany Mr Wade and Mrs. M eacham are ited Mr and Mrs. John E ldridge at
The Dalles Sunday.
ch artered the boat and provided old-tim e friends of E nterprise.
Mr. and Mrs. G ordon Sahnow
all m eals and en tertain m en t. T hey
J
E
Johnson
re
tu
rn
e
d
T
hursday
gone to C ra te r L ake and
pre « nted a m oving p ictu re of the
from
a
six
w
eeks'
visit
w
ith
D
ewey
K lam ath Falls cn a vacation.
construction of the dam.
, Johnson and fam ily at W alla W alla.
Mr? Ada L. P atterson is visiting
R eturn from Vacation—
Mis D. Johnson and ch ild her brother. C harles Linton, at
Mr and Mrs W R M anley and ren are visiting relatives in H ills Seattle. Wash.
fam ily re tu rn e d S unday from 12 boro this w eek.
dav visit wi ll Mr. an d Mr*“. A. B.
R. V»’. Cox and Ross Cox, w ho |
M anlev at San Jose. Cal . a sister arc tim b er cruising for th e go v ern
at P alo Alto, and o th er relativ es ment in so u th erh Oregon, spent the
at San Francisco, R edw ood City, w eek-end at hom e Mr. a n d Mrs.
and in southern O regon. T hey drove ! i S tephen Cox of Salem also visited
dow n by the coast ro u te and r e the R. W. Cox hom e Sunday.
tu rn ed inland, enjoying good w eath
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. W ilcox of
e r all d u rin g the trip.
T orrance. Cal., w ere guests T h u rs- i Genuine RO-MARI. from Great
•
day night of Mrs. Elm a D enby.
D insm ore V isits llo m r—
Britain. Relieves Agony
From the B ritish Isles, w here it
R obert D insm ore, th ird classm an They w ere en ro u te to C anada to
has been used w ith excellent resu lts
at A nnapolis, is v isitin g at the J visit a son.
B D insm ore hom e th is w eek, and ! Mrs. H. L. C lift, w ho has been by em inent doctors, comes the new
w ith o th er relatives. He w ill leave spending th e sum m er w ith her scieiuiLe prescription RO-MARI—
Sunday for Annapolis. He retu rn ed m other-in-law . Mrs. J. H attrick. left for th e relief of A rthritis, Sciatica.
a short tim e ago from a sum m er last week for her hom e in B ellin g N euritis, and allied ailm ents re s u lt
ing from over-acid conditions in
cruise to N orw ay. Sw eden. E ng ham, Wash.
Miss M argaret T u rn b u ll of Hood th e system . H undreds of people
land and France, a fte r w hich he
w as given tw o w eeks' leave.
R iver will be a guest of M r. and w ho have tried ev ery kind of tr e a t
Mrs.
F red L. C hase and fam ily this m ent in vain now find in this r e
A ttrnil R eunion—
m arkable form ula th e ir first real
w eek-end.
relief from pain, stiffness, and in
Mr and Mrs. J. R P ep p ard and
Mrs R W. Cox spent F riday and validism caused by these troubles.
f imily. J. E. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs S atu rd ay at th e T e rrito ria l Days
A typ ical exam p le o f the effectiveness
John Peppard and fam ily of G as
of R O - M A R I in s tr ik in g at the cause o f
ton and C harles P eppard and fam celebration at O regon C ity and at the^e
ailm en ts is shown in this le tte r fro m
i
G
ladstone.
ily of G aribaldi atten d ed a fam ily
C. E. • f San D ie ro . C a lif. : “ I enclose
Mr. and Mrs. Reid C onnell spent check fo r ano ther Im ttle o f R O -M A R I. M y
reunion at tiie A. J. M iller hom e in
P o rtland Sunday. T he occasion th e w eek-end at N ew port. Salem , w ife has been told she has A r t h r it is of
the spine. 1 have a touch o f N e u ritis , but
was also a farew ell for S ergeant and Silverton.
as I Fay we have both been ben efited so
and Mrs. J. M. Jo n s. w ho a re
Mr. and Mrs. R obert R Davis w ish to continue the t re a tm e n t.”
leaving soon for A laska.
and son R upert of P rin ev ille a re , If you su ffer—don't delay! T ry
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Davis.
this new B ritish preparation th a t
O fficers to be Installed—
I.estcr C hase and G lenn G ething ; has been so helpful to others. For
In stallation of officers of H ills
sale h ere exclusively by H illsboro
boro A ssem bly. O rd er of R ainbow , of P o rtlan d spent the w eek-end at P harm acy.—Adv.
will be held S eptem ber 9 at th e Seaside.
M sonic tem ple. S late grand o ffi
cers w ill conduct th e installation
assisted by a ch ap te r of DeM olay
from P ortland.
oil A u p u s t Kith
Mrs. H enry G ilbert left Sunday
on the C anadian Pacific for her
home in M inneapolis, Minn. She
has been visiting h er m other, Mrs.
A A bahr. and sist, rs and brothers
here d u ring the past few weeks.
A m erica’» O utstanding
Parks Salon
Funeral Home
“Thoughtful, Sympathetic
Service"
Phone 972
Hillsboro
Passion Play
of Beauty
Motion Picture
INVITES
Every xeene taken in
Holy l aud aud Egypt
The Mothers of Hillsboro to
I r,-i-
( oiuiiltation
school perm anents.
Christian Church
H illsboro
Located conveniently at
819 S. W. B roadw ay, P ortland
Across from Jo u rn a l Bldg.
Permanents at $1.95
FREE WILL OFFERING
Rev. R. L. Putnam, Pastor
83-YEAR-OLD MAN AMAZES
FRIENDS BY SUDDEN GAIN
OF 20 LBS. WITH S .L .K .!
Free Trial
N E «»f th e o ld w t resident» o f M a ry s
v ille . C a l.. M r J.weph I U * h took to
his b«*d some tim e » k <> a f te r a sie»e at
«he hospital at the age of "1. Read this
wi n d e rfu l
te»«tim<'nial
h W l jR N
to
by
him and kno w n perso nally by tiundreds
c f his n e ig h b o r« !
O
Suffered 19 Years
*1 have been a resident here fo r 25
years. I can h a rd ly rem em ber one
in the past IS years when I d id n ’t s u ffe r
fre m
a clofficed, bloated
stom ach.
Re
cen tly I kept l<jsini< w eigh t so fa s t th at
I gave up hope th in k in g th ere was no
help f, r me. B u t as I lay on m y bed. a
frie n d a-ke«i me w hy I d id n ’t t r y S .L .K .
H e said. I kno w it w ill help you.’ I
trie d it. and I can scarcely believe the
re .Its
M y w e ith t has
increased
29
pounds, and I feel m any years younger.
I am *3 years old. the fcth o f Ju ly, t
w. uld lik e to te ll a ll who a re s u ffe rin g
the w ay I wa» to try W illia m s ’ S .L K.
because i t re a lly gets results.”
W illia m s '
S .L K.
F o rm u la
th e p r i
vate
p re s c rip tio n
o f an
A r m y D oc
to r
has
h e lp e d
thousands o f
s«en
and women to fin d
new
strength and
v ita lity .
I t has a
w o n d erfu l
a c tio n
on sluggish S to m
ach. Kidneys. L iv e r
and
Bowels.
And
M r. Josep'a Ross to prove its results
your d ru g g is t a t
D e lta D ru g S tore makes you this am az
ing o f f e r . Get a b o ttle of this m edicine
fro m
him
today and if
you
a re n o t
com pletely — u tte rly
satisfied
w ith its
w - r d e r f u l results in o n ly 10 D A Y S
he
w i.. in s ta n tly refu n d you every cent o f
the p u r-ha4e p ric e ! You can’t lose on th ia
M oney-B ack G uarantee.
A s k Us A b o u t This
Unusual Ensilage Cutter
ARTHRITIS VICTIM
FINDS EFFECTIVE
TREATMENT
Y O U N G ’S
TO -NIGH T
McCormick-Deering
A N automobile-type trans-
m issio n and enclosed
gears running in a bath of
oil— that's what you find in
the McCormick-Deering No.
12-A Ensilage Cutter. It cuts
large quantities of ensilage and
requires a minimum of power.
The transmission controls
the speed of the apron and
length of cut. A slip clutch
on the feeding mechanism pre-
vents overfeeding. The large
reinforced boiler-plate flywheel,
equipped with four knives and
eight steel wings, is mounted
on the main shaft. This, in
turn, is mounted on high-
grade ball bearings.
\
The McCormick - Deering
12-A will show you something
new in performance. We also
have other sizes to meet every,
requirement.
Put Your Power Problems
Up to the W - 3 0 Tractor
Mrs. Beach H onored—
Mrs Francis Beach w as given a
p arty and gifts at h er hom e n o rth -
W A S H IN G T O N
County Fair
To Make a Long
Tale Short
IN THE GOOD
OLD DAYS
M otoring w as a luxury.
Today an autom obile is
a necessity.
Every m otorist bad to be
a m echanic. T oday t'oom -
er & Lackey can provide
i very service necessary to
l.eep your e a r in A-1 con
dition.
R epairs list'd Io be ex p e n
sive. T oday C oom er &
Lack, y o ffe r g u a ra n te e d
re p a irs a t low cost.
Mr Knugg wnx tellin g h e r n eig h
bor how TENDER h er husband
was a fter being m arried for 30
years: "I should tiling he w ould |
be TENDER a fter b eing in hot j
w ater for 30 years." w as h er n eig h
bor's reply. Don't keep y o u rself in
"hot w ater" any longer as to
w h ith e r bu y in g one of o ur sen si
ble used ears at a sensible price
is sensible business.
T hese S ensibly l’riee,I
Down
Payment
1934 Plym outh
Rum ble Seal Coupe
1933 P lym outh
Sedan
1930 Ford Coach
Model A
1939 Dodge
School Bus
1935 Dodge Truck
COOMER
ÔC LACKEY
Shell Gas and Oil
3#5 I. Main St.
Hillsbori
PHONE 721
I 1 ■ to n
200
130
90
125
250
Cady Motor Co.
Hillsboro. Oregon
Oldest Automobile Dealer In
Washington County
Hillsboro, September 3 - 4 - 5
The C om m ercial N ational B ank
c o n g ra tu la te s th e farm ers of W a sh
ington C ounty upon th e com pletion
of a successful h a rv e st season an d
joins th em in th e tim e-honored f a ir
season w hich culm inates the a n n u al
harvest.
F a rm in g is a big business and its
success d e p e n d s upon carefu l p la n
ning a n d sound business principles.
The o fficers of this hom e-ow ned, in
d e p e n d e n t b an k , fa m ilia r w ith y o u r
problem s, invite you to confer w ith
th em a n d let th em aid you.
Enjoy this new advantage of
Sow-cost electricity
• T his is an electrical age . . . an electrical community! The
recently issued fed eral P ow er Com m ission Electric Rate
Survey proved that the people of O regon and W ashington
enjoy electric service at low er average cost than the people of
any o th er states in the U nion! NOW' low -cost electricity has
made fully autom atic hot w ater service an econom ical reality!
I .ijoy hot w ater on tap .i/l the time .it low cost. Banishes
forever the inconvenience and unhandy features of old-
fashioned w ater heating, ( ill o r visit any Pepco Electric Store
— get all the facts about this w onderful new electric , •, e.
ACT N O W —you're m issing som ething goou!
M c C ormick -D eering
HE busy season just ahead holds many opportu
nities for you to save time and money — and perhaps
even a crop — with a new McCormick-Deering W-30
Tractor. I ts generous power permits fast work, getting
the various jobs done when weather and soil conditions
are at their best. Consider what this speedy, thorough
work will mean when time is short!
The powerful W-30 is a tractor of exceptional
quality built to last for years under heavy, year-around
service. You will get a real treat when you see this
wonderfully engineered tractor, with its many remark
able features and refinements.
Call us for a demonstration soon.
T
DAIRY
FEEDS
Commercial National Bank
HOT WATER
“The Largest Independent Bank in Washington County”
Hillsboro
Oregon
Only 3/Ï0 o? 1c p«r kilowatt hour
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HILLSBORO FEED CO.
Phone 271
160 W. Main St.