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slay in g at th e hom e of her aunt.
I Mrs. Jo h n Jepson u h ile her par-
1 en ts a re aw ay S he cam e l a s t
Thursday.
A bag m ade by Doris Sim m ons
was selected by Miss H elen Cowgill
of C orvallis ff>r display ::i Her tour
1 c f 4-H sew ing clubs throughout
H orners Given a F arew ell; the state
Jo h n W itt is aw ay on a hunting
Sim antcls H onored
trip. His first d eer of th e season
was sent ’.tom e Monday
Blooming Club
i
Names leaders
T h u rsd ay , S ep tem b er 2-1, 1936
A R G V S . H IL L S B O R O . O R E G O N
As Strikers Halted Lettuce Trucks
( H r M rs. E W . H in r ic h * )
( Move Made to Hold
Back Wilson Route
BLOOMING Bloom ing 4-H sew
ing club held its first m eeting o
the season S eptem ber 17 in th e !
Bloom ing school. Those* enrolled
are M ildred B randaw . G enevieve
• Continued
pare 1>
W eichbrodt. Helen L iebtnow . Anita
and give T illam ook an op­
K rahm er, Doris Sim mons. Jean H er­ p h o eart
rtu
n
ity
to
salvage
of th e
gert and B everly H ergert Election great w ealth w hich w a as p art
destroyed
of officers resulted as follows: G en­ in th e fire of 1933, declare th e
evieve W eichbrodt, president; Jean sponsors.
H ergert, vice - president; A n i t a
Sponsors' funds for th e Wilson
K rahm er, secretary, a n d Doris riv er project a re obtained thro u g h
Sim m ons and M ildred B randaw . co n trib u tio n s by th e tw o counties
program com m ittee. Sam e program in w hich w ork is underw ay, and in
as outlined last y ear w ill be fol­ addition. P o rtlan d and M ultnom ah
low
and m c-tings
ill be
"“ " . ed
C P,','”
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- held county co n trib u te as a m eans of
ln
BJ°minln8ri’' ChC>nf oar-'h ni f,!vh fu rn ish in g einloym cnt for th e arm y
and th ird T hursdays of each m onth I of - unem ployed
-
• w ho o btain subsis­
at 4 o'clock. V isitors w ill be wel- ten ce thro u g h W PA w ork
come
The m ain attack, as launched by
Show er Given
th e P o rtlan d new spaper, is directed
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sim antel a t E q A ppcrson. city engineer of
**
i npred i ..... .. „ P o rtlan d , w ho carried on th e m ain
a s ir ent of b attle to get ap p ro v al of the pro-
kitchen show er in the ■ b basem
th e local church last F riday eve- jects in W ashington. D C . and w ho
ning under th e auspices of M issesj assum ed au th o rity for g.-neral su-
Helen and E rna Sim antel and Mrs pervision at th e req u est of th ese
Gus Moeller. A fter th e epen-ng of furnishing th e funds for equipm ent
th e gifts games w ere played, f o l - , At present th e re has been no
lowed by a luncheon at p rettily shift in lab o rers from th e Wilson
decorated tables. G uests w ere Misses . o |h c W olf creek and th e rnachin-
I.iilian and R uth Sim antel. E sther erv still is in operation, it is re-
K ahle and D orothy Sahnow . H erb ported
Sahnow and Allen Sim antel of
However, th e crew s on
Wolf
Schefflin. H arold Sim antel. Doyle creek have been h am pered because
Johnson and Mr and Mrs. H enry of iack of tru ck s to tran sp o rt the
The above picture was typical of many scenes throughout the
H ering and daughters of Cornelius. ,ncn to and from th e jobs The
Miss M ildred K rahm er. Leonard. men a r e picked up in P ortland.
Salinas valley in Calitornia as 5000 striking lettuce workers sought
H enry and A rth u r G urske. H arold l tak en to w ork and tak en back at
to make their strike effective by tying up transportation of the
K rahm er. Rev. and Mrs. E \\ Hin- night, th eir w orking tim e on th e
perishable vegetable between fields and refrigerated storage houses.
richs. Edw in K iekhaefer. H enry p roject being governed by the
Stones were thrown through truck windshields and kerosene was
N eukirk. R ichard H erdlein. Misses length of tim e req u ired to m ake
poured on the lettuce. Striking employes said the million-dollar
Helen. D orothy and C lara Helmold. .«he trip from P o rtlan d to th e job
lettuce crop, which forms the basis of the nation’s salads, would
E rnest Meyer. Miss E sther Meyer. anf| back again at night
spoil unless moved to market soon.
Mr. and Mrs. L eonard Muhlv. Mr.
j n o th er words, th e tim e th e men
and Mrs. W illiam H ering and D an- are taken from P o rtlan d un til
iel. Mr. and Mrs R ichard M oeller they arriv e th ere on th e ir retu rn ,
and sons. Miss Lelia O Connor. Gus 3u counts as to w orking tim e The
M oeller and Roxanne, Mr. and Mrs. av erage day is 7>- hours U ntil
R udolf Sim antel and uaughters. and . such tim e as m ore tran sp o rtatio n is
Mr. and Mrs Edwin S im antel and available to Wolf creek, m ore men
d au g h ter of N crth Plains.
cannot be added to th e crew .
Horners Given Farewell
M eanw hile plans a re u n d erw ay
BANKS Jo in t in stallation of o f-I visited last w eek it th e F red W. 1-
Mr. and Mrs. J. H orner a re in to gravel th e new ly co n stru cted ficers of B anks post. A m erican Le- ford hom e Mr S h a rp expects to
the process of m oving to th e ir new road from G lenw ood to th e W ash- gion. and A u x iliary w ill be held locate in the west
hom e at C edar Mills. Friend? and j ington county line on W ilson riv e r n ex t W ednesday night and legion-
Mr. and Mrs D .vight S ellers w ere
neighbors honored them w ith a ] and to construct and gravel a de- n aires and a u x ilia ry m em bers from i v isito rs at the S ellers hom e in
farew ell party at th eir B locm ing tour road from W estim ber th ro u g h all p arts of th e county are invited B anks S atu rd ay Mrs. D w ight S el­
hom e last Sunday night. The eve- the h ills to th e Lyons construe- T h ere w ill b e dancing and re- lers re tu rn e d front a tw o m onths'
ning was spent in playing cards , tion com pany secto r of th e W olf freshm ents.
visit w ith her son and fam ily at
and other games.
creek road, m aking a connecting
Legion officers to be installed Dallas. Texas. S atu rd ay m orning
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam M artin, link betw een T im ber and th e com- are: j l . S m ith , c o m m a n d e r R us-
O rganize G lee ( lull
A girls' glee elub was organized
Joyce. W illiam Jr., and Mrs. Leu- pleted sections of th e highw ay on se u T h a tc h e r vice-com m ander; W
k au er m ade th e M ount Hood trip th e w est side of th e m ountains.
K. K lum . ad ju ta n t: H L Jensen' last w eek at th e high school con-1
last S aturday.
finance officer
C V Em erson sisting of 24 m em bers, w hich will
be d irected by Miss M axine Jew . 11.
The S aturday clar.- p reparing f o r ,
T Jm k»r
thaplain and F E Daa -
Louise Bybee is president a n d
m em bership in St. P eter s L u th eran
iU U U C r
g cah t-at-arm s. A u x iliary o ffic .rs
church m et in the parsonage last
O scar s h iffe r w illiam H uffm an fare: Mrs R T h atch er president: P eggy W ilson is secretary - tre a s ­
™ ek u
here, and Jo h n D W illiam s of Mr? Mary E. B e n e fie l .
-p
:- urer.
Cass Wilson i? spending the we k
$?LS' Iw ni'»mEV u i» r Tr w n '.l m P o rtlan d bagged th re e d eer in th e dent: Miss Lena T a y lo r
•e re ta rv -
Ur £ t £ 1 M arti™
Awn • hi,ls betw een h ere and C ochran tre a su re r an d M r- Ma;: 1 Ben efiel. in P o rtlan d visiting her d au g h ter
Mr?
E rin Coffey and family
and H a z ^ C a r te e B arb ara B io « n. Sunday returning to town sh o rtly c> ‘Plaln
a
M ary S andy is staying w ith her
Doris Simmons. Joyce M artin and af |e r noon
The M isses H azel W lford. M arie
A "1.1“ hLahtIb - r n^nf i r UCtF Onw V1Hine
G ladys Lachapelle, w ho has been R ieben and K athleen Jen sen re- sister. Mrs M aurice Thom pson, at
gi\ en by thv pa>tcr. E W. H in - . v isitin s at Salem and Brooks fur tu rn e d to M onm outh Sunday to V ernonia a few dav?
Mr. ,ncl Mrs. C lifford S andy a t­
u r r tn v 1 m n r n u ^ rSh e ^ n V i n V r y a ? 3 q several weeks,
retu rn ed to h er a tten d O regon N orm al this y ear
m ornln® beg.nning
at 9 , dorne h ere S atu rd ay
Miss T h eresa P aetsch w as host- tended th e funeral of Mrs. Edna
„ „ „ i t. ¡„ o , .
M rs- W esley S helatose and sm all ess W ednesday even in g a t a party K ilby at H illsboro last T hursdav
L yle W olford, w ho has been w ith
Newly enrolled pupils in th e son of P o rtlan d vl51ted at the G il- given by th e E p w o rth L eague as
L utheran Sunday school are V er- m ore hotel last w eek
a farew ell to P a tric ia Jensen. K ath- th ? CCC cam p at Jo h n Day re ­
non and V irginia V arenhorst. and i Em m a Leopold is v isiting a t h er lecn Jensen. M arie R u b en , and tu rn ed hom e S aturday. He is h elp­
John. R obert and L ester N ewm an home in B eaverton.
H azel W olford, w ho re tu rn e d to in g in the p ru n e harvest at th e
Mrs.
Zanow
. , B ertha
.
.
, ,, of H
. illsboro , , Mr. and Mrs. Rov M oore of Mas- I th e ir school. P rasen t w ere t h e F ra n k G enzer farm n e a r Buxton.
spent last week at th e hom e o fjsy ro cg W ash, spent th e w eek-end M isses K ath erin e Miller. Toots,
Hold In itiatio n
h er daughter. Mrs. F ran k lin Kcch ¡j
visiting Mrs M oore's parent« H arm on E v e ly n S h ip le y . M J Ire I
F reshm en in itiation p arty w a s
Miss R egina N eum ann b e g a n
and‘1^ 8 Ar t h u r ^ r a d e n
Mead. G erald in e Kc-.-ier. M iriam held F rid av night in th e new gym ­
w orking in P o rtlan d last Thurs-1 Miss EHzabeth Braden of South T resham . P atricia and K athleen nasium F orty-one freshm en w ere
a a >-
„
, . .
Dakota, who ha? been v isitin g h er Jensen. M arie R u b en . H azel Wol- in itiated.
r6Cel
nCW brOther' A rth u r
left SatuT- ^ r d and T h e r e s a P a e ts c h
t h e
M:
H arry W hitfield
«Wilma
tru c k last week.
day to visit relativ es in Fresno M essrs. Earl and L i-yd M iller. P au l G riffin 1. w in, ha- been '..lying in
Birthday Celebrated
___ ______
_________ h ~ er w as Mrs' Johnson._ _ G eorge Fm k.
Cal.
A ccom panying
Mr. and B ank- vith her parent-
I
Mrs. B ertha Zanow. Mrs. A rth u r ' r 3V E l l i o t t T i m b e r " "
M rs E M. T ilton, and C hap lain F w e rt an opi-i ition *ft,r appendiciti
T h u rsd ay night at th e Jones hos- '
Salzw edel and H ow ard of F o rest
A ndy N eilson of Ju n ctio n C ity G P hillips
Grove, and Mrs F ran k lin Koch 1 :s back here Mr?. N eilson is a
S idney H eard, who u n d erw en t pital. Dr. .1 O. Robb operating
and children visited Mrs. E m il'h o s tle r cn the S P
an ap p en d icitis operation Sept m- Mrs. W hitfield is getting along i
Brandaw' last S atu rd ay to honor
¡vjr and Mrs. F ran k W estcott of ber 14 in P o rtlan d , is gettin g along n ic .ly . Mrs W hitfield has been j
h e r cn her birthday.
; P ortland spent th e w eek-end w ith nicely. A lb ert H eard an d tw o chil- w o rk in g a t th e can n ery at Forest ,
M in Goetze Bride
y;- aRd y irs j
W estcott
d ren R oberta and D an had t< nail G rove.
Miss M argaret Goetze becam e i " Mr.? Jessie M yers of B eav er’on o p eratio n s in P o rtlan d W ednesday
B anks high school has printed
its first issue of th e B anks High
th e w ife of Gec.-ge R iddell in • and E . H. W ade of Salt L ak e City. m orning.
G len S h a rp of Boise City, O kla., C larion for th is y ear F riday. It is
Seattle about a month ago. The Utah, visited Mrs. Ida K ilb u rg last
couple w ill m ake th eir hom e u g Tuesday evening
th a t city.
Mrs. B. T. H art h as b :e n v e r y ;
Jo e C ooper was rushed to a P o rt­ ill a t h er hom e h e re th e past fevv
land hospital Septem ber 14 and days.
operated on for appendicitis.
V ernon W atson of B uxton. Bill
G olda McCoy retu rn ed home last Best and G ilbert Frost of H a rris­
T hursday from Roseburg, w here burg and Ethel B row n of Banks
she had been employed.
visited L aV erne K ilb u rg S atu rd ay
New pupils at t h e F ern Hill and Sunday.
school are G loria McCoy and Helen
Mrs. H arvey Wilson and son Ray-
H ulsm ann in the first grade and Denny of Gales C reek spent th e
M ildred B unker in th e fifth.
w eek-end w ith h er m other. Mrs.
T he Fern Hill L adies' club m et B H Tillotson.
w ith Mrs. Shay last T hursday.
M inor Freed, w ho ha? been em-
Mr a s 5 % «
« it? " 1
p -
last F riday on a tr ip through east year, left S atu rd ay for O regon
e rn Oregon.
S tate college to a tten d school this
t
B ro th e r Passes
year.
Mrs. John K anina's brother Carl
passed aw ay a t the Veteran.?' hos­
pital. Portland. S eptem ber 13. He
w as laid to rest Septem ber 16.
L ittle D olores Edigar has been
Legionnaires, Auxiliary Folk
Invited to Banks Installation
larger than last y ear and w ill be Wilson O ral C rcps Vern P rickcll.
an interesting and newsy paper The Lloyd Friday am i .le ■ H eard left
sta ff is .1- follows: T heresa Pa. tsch. for eastern O u-gon Satin day
e d ito r F in ,>1,1 S trassel. m anager:
Mi s A lbcrl H oller .tern is slay
1.1,-yd M iller and W ayne Shipley ing w ith her m other this week H r
m im eograpliers. Evelyn Rmek. Ef­ iuisbaud and father. S N. C urring-
fie TiKites and L ucille Peterson, ten. are spending a few days in
ty pist?. G lady- Riec, F rances Fick eastern O regon d eer h im ! i ll '.
.1?. P auline Slialfer a n d W ann 1
Mr ami Mrs C harles Shiplev and
W ilt.' line counters. M arjorie G rif
fin. Betty McCann. G ladys Cop Mrs G eorge M cFarlane of For st
B arbara R itenour. Rita Cop F ra n ­ G rove drove to P ortland Sun I ly
ces Fick.1?. Alta Brow 11. W arren and brought hom e G eorge Mc­
L ayton and Vic L aporte, new s re Farlane. w ho lias been in th e SI
V incent s hospital uudei a doctor s
porters.
rare. He is m uch b elter
Edw in Maw Innney. form erly of
l i .1 N e x t rh iiisilax
Banks, is in a U S M n ine hos­
T he It N A Women will give
pital 1,1 S eattle, w here he recently
a silver lea O ctober 1 in th eir hall
u nderw ent an operation
Mrs E E H opkm s is visiting a
K enneth M unford, who is p rin ­
cipal in the grade school at C or­ few day 111 W slu 1111 Wa .li
John Holland of G reen M o u n ­
vallis. retu rn ed to his w ork Sunday
tain spent the week end w ith n l
Mr and Mrs J. J
H utchens atives in Bank
«cent a week visiting relatives at
Mr and Mi J J Huleli-'iis vr-
Scio and Lebanon and attended the p d Mr and M' Gi ' :c Wilson at
state fair at Salem
W atts Sunday Mr and Mi Gou lm
Mr and Mrs Ray Woodm in from from N ebraska w ire also v isitin g
C apitol Hill w ere S atu rd ay night th ere Mr Hlitelp'P and Mi Good
..lid Sunday guests of Mrs Wood m w ere from th e sam e tow n 111
m.in's parents. Mr. and Mrs G orge N ebraska
McGraw
H arold Jensen J r
began his
Mr and Mi's Ray Parm lev and senior year at P U Monday 11. 11
children. Mr and Mrs
W liter old Peppeto. a g rad u ate of Banks
Beard. C haplain and Mrs P hillips high last year, en tered P U M on­
and children picnicked Sunday a f t­ day also.
ernoon at th e hom e of Mrs Alice
Pa rin ley
M trn t: o r n \ A t At 1 01 \ r
C lifford am i l.aniar Sandy. M aur­ In the I . m i l l C o u rt o f III,' S' , ', of lir e .
u«»n.
fo r lb«' «'ounty o f \ \ .»xhinuloit.
ice Thom pson and Harry Whit
b ate I>e|»»rt meiit
field left S aturday for a trip on In P ro
«he «natter o f the e t »te o f ! ‘«e»lert« h
Round Top m ountain n ear C och­
Ib ie h t m a n 11. 1’ irc n -e d
ran. They brought back a nice
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c 1
h . « i- ( i\
i - i y . ii
l b (I
t in - » i l i . l i t
i u i u s I.
»« -V liiiiiti t r a t r i^ of the estate of
th r e-point deer.
Mrs. V ern P rick ett and tw o
ch ild ren are visiting her parents.
Mr
and Mrs. G eorge Moss, at
P hilom ath for a few «lays
Sunday d in n er party gue ts at
the W illiam Moore home w ere Mi­
ami M is Jo h n T ho rn b u rg of Forest
(.trove and Mrs W indsor Moor and
anti a good w atch help
th re e sons. Polly. Donald and R od­
you to get .started right.
ney of P ortland
W illiam Moore says that he is
Buy an
all th rough picking hops He only-
had one fourth of a crop this yeur
A M E R IC A N - M A D E
S unday visitors at tin- G eorge .
W ATCH
M cCorm ick hom e w ere Mr and
Mrs A rth u r D cardorff and famliv
Equal, if not superior, in p re ­
of W oodlawn. Wash Alvin Lull
cision. w ork nut iwhipx d e p e n d ­
of W oixllawn is also visiting at the
ab ility and liraiiU to any on
M cCorm ick hom e and h Iping w ith
the m arket.
m oving the serv ice station
Mrs R obert P etit and tw o ch il­
d ren of R ainier. W ash, a re this
week v isitin g her parents. Mr and
211 E. Main SI.
Hillsboro
Mrs. O. D D reezen
S unday school and church board
"L et Andy Fix Y our W atch”
will m eet T hu rsd ay evening at 7 34)
O fficial S P W atch Inspector
in the church.
fur W ashington C ounty
A hun tin g p arty consisting of
G eorge and C hari, s K essler. Cass
AHAAMMAAMibs.
Life Begins
EVERY DAY
J. L. Anderson
W e il’s S aie Continues
Specials in All Depts.
Drive in Now!
Let our tra in ed , experienced m echanics put
y o u r ciir in sh a p e for w in ter driving it will
SA V E you .MONEY and INCREASE SAFETY
a n d PERFORM AN CE.
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T u n in g , C h e c k -u p
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New est fall ch a lk strip es and mixed
checks. Also s tra ig h t line w orsteds in
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1931 H u p m o h ile
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Stetson
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HATS
Phone 444, day or night
318-332 E. Main St.
Hillsboro
Used Car Lot at 136 S. Second Ave.
SQ.9K
the Neiv
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rolled edge. New
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REG U.S. PAT. OFF.
Used Cars
T h e new F A R M A I T 12
d is p la c e s fo u r o r m ore
horses in field work. Pulls
a 16-inch o r tw o 10-inch
plow bottom s. P la n ts and
c u ltiv a te s 25 to 33 acres a
day. N ow read y for fail
plowing, belt work, etc.
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SOLD
CONSIGNED
1929 FORD
Rum ble scat, attractive look­
ing, good tires. Inside like new.
1928 FORD COUPE
H ere is one that w ill give
good service.
1929 ERSKINE CABRIOLET
M ade by S tudebaker. $80 spent
on m otor, good tire.? and paint.
Come in and see it.
B u ilt to L a s t
a L ife tim e !
See these new
S everal O thers to
choose from'
S h a s ta W o o d - B u r n in g
Circulating
Heaters
New and 1 srd
T IR E S
Very reasonable
prices
Willys 77 #559 here
$159 DOW N
24 M onths on
,r
i. - .
x $
120-inch
B alance
25-iiieli
Graham $865 here
Used Car Exchange
2nd and W ash . P h on e 2641 j
H E t h r i f t y a l l - p u r p o s e M c C o r m ic h - D c c r in #
Far m all 12 ¡3 exactly su ited to sm all farm s and
sm all fields. It ex tends th e enorm ous benefits of
F arm all farm ing to an y farm er of lim ited acreage, and
it is a h a n d y u n it for large farm o p erato rs w ho need
au x iliary pow er. It weighs little m ore th a n a to n , yet
it docs as m uch w ork in a d a y as four o r m ore horses.
L e t th e new F arm all 12 ap p ly its pow er to your
w ork. Its u tility , perform ance, an d ab ility to c u t costs
will prove a p le a sa n t su rprise to you.
C om e a n d sec it now in o u r store. W e also have the
F a rm a ll in tw o o th e r sizes.
T
$3 8 50
$4 5 75
O ther m od els as
low as $ 2 9 .7 5
Bristol Hardware
Hillsboro
Open until 9 p. m. Saturdays
Next door to Venetian Theatre
Just Installed
H art-C arler Disc C leaner
D A IR Y
FEEDS
I. X. L.
$250
TO
$750
G ra d u a te
¡ill lim es
"I ;' hion
and to til
c o rsettieres in c h a rg e at
to suggest, I h e propel'
H our” garm ent for you
you correctly .
P h one 81
Main Street
S p ecia ls for S aturday O nly
WASHO
2 ‘/2 -lb . p k g .
S co tts Tissue
CATSUP
Brim ful. B ottle
R ip e O liv e s
Mission. Can
Soap C h ip s
FEEDS
E e ls N a pi h a .
160 W. Main St.
25c
3 roll«
PO ULTRY
HILLSBORO FEED CO.
Phone 271
I l ’s the garm ent m i-lady has chos­
en fo r u n d e r th a t new fall dress
A
or n knitted
iiitu
u
s
suit.
u ii .
Lovely i m
i h odels
h h is
h
in i
s '*‘,K*e r *z *nR ‘‘stay y o u n g ” lines,
Iso m odels for th e h e a v ie r figure
/ 'in " T a ils ,” " S h o rts ” or “ P lum ps."
^ > ' l ’hese g a rm e n ts are imide to tub
r'^ 'sp e m lid ly and can " la k e it” lor
e rtic e and d u rab ility .
Prom pt
Service
S m a ll
10c
15c
8c
These prices good S e p tem b e r 26 only.
M any o th er item s specially priced fo r S a tu rd a y .