P a g e E ight
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O , 0 R E G O N
T h u rsd ay , ()itol>cr 15, 19.16
A W hittle. Mr and Mrs H M.
cam paign points out how large a vote is about equal to tin* mini
W hisnand and D orothy and P atricia
percentage of the cost of e v e ry tier of new spaper leaders, m akes
W hisnand The Jo h n so n s w e r e
thing figures in the price, although the deduction th a t tin- political
show ing Poland C hina hogs at the
th e fe d tra l governm ent, to w hich com plexion of the new spapers Is
In tern atio n al, w h ere th ey
took
all these ills a re ascribed. has n o th (he su re index as to how the co u n
sev eral prizes.
ing to do w ith ltx-al taxes, w hich try intends to vote, am t so fig-
B irth d ay C elebrated
are just about th e sam e as they i lu es out a Landon victory.
l t U T O l i s S O I 1-
t h e p o lit ic a l c o lu m n * n p p e n rin a in th ia p a p e r u n d e r Ih e tw o
Mesdames S. E S toller. W. L m a j . r p a r ty h e a d in g * a re p r e p .m s l b y th e head* o f th e c o u n ty c o m m itte e s a n d she old w ere in th e H oovor-C oolidge-H ard-
As, except for the south, p ro b
H illsb oro G rangers V isit; Stevens, Jaco b Schm idt and J H n o ’ he c c n 'id e r ts t as th e v ie w o f th e p u b lis h e r* S pace h a * hewn ttra n te v l b y th e ing periods
H aase w ere guests at a p arty at A r y u s ».' th a t f b o th p a rtie s ma> t r ite t h e ir aide o f w h a t th e y c o n s id e r Io be th e iaaucs Some V ery E xceptional A rgum ent« ably sev en ty -fiv e per cent of the
M eeting Tim e C hanged
o Ih e V n ru . in s e r v in g th is c o m m u n ity t* to he f a ir to a ll a n d he a
.American press has been republi
th e R othstrom home in P o rtlan d n T e h n e s p d a e p s e ire
y and f o r a il th e p e o p le r a th e r th a n o f a n y p a r t ic u la r « ro u p .
r o f, b
by
N aturally, t h e question arises can for generations, the result to
F riday, celeb ratin g th e sev en ty -
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epublican
(B y M r* . K L B ro w n )
D em ocratic
how the m inority p arty figures be obtained by this process can
fifth b irth d ay a n n iv ersary of Mrs.
e r th e d ir e c tio n o f J u d g e
hardly be called startlin g T h e
( S u p e r* ieed by Ed. 1 M»N»rc, C h a irm a n
LAU REL—A dem ocratic r a l l y M. R othstrom T he ho n o r guest is 'A D r r o a n u a v ld e d T. u T n e d m
on w inning the election on such .statistician pays no atten tio n to
p le to n , c h a irm a n o f th e
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w ill be held at th e com m unity hall a form er resid en t of th is com m u
re p u b lic a n c o u n ty c e n tr a l c o m m itt e l
t |t> ( 'h a rle a M n helso n . D ir e c to r o f P u b a program . P erhaps the an sw er is such
m atters as registration or
S aturday evening T h ere w ill be a nity.
lic it y . Dem . e rw tic N a tio n a l C o m m it te d
to be found in som e of th e o th er previous voting but. w hen the
P ro b ab ly th e most p erp lex in g
program of stu n ts by th e m em bers
Mrs G eorge B idw ell and sm all question w hich Mr Roosevelt has
m anifestations of equally disingt il purpose is to convey a p a rticu lar
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of the Ju n io r D em ocratic league. d a u g h ter of n orth of H illsboro w ere
eus propaganda. For exam ple, the im pression, you have got to leave
deal w ith, an d th e one w hich tinues to ru n tru e to form
Music and short talks, follow ed by guests at th e Jo h n S p eirin g home to
keep* bobbing up like th e p ro v e r
It began w ith a p latfo rm th at a r anti-R oosevelt press ami orators out a tot of things
dancing Everyone co rd ially in from F rid ay u n til Sunday.
a te I,ailing as a great evidence of
bial black eat. is. W ho is going
As an o th er exam ple, th e show
vited. F ree adm ittance.
Mr. and Mrs. C arl B re tth a u e r and to pay th e bill'*" T h ere has been ia . gned e v ery th in g th e Roosevelt G overnor L andon's stren g th that
Party, Danre Planned
little d au g h ter C arol of H illsboro much sq u irm in g an d m uch b a r k ad m in istratio n has done, and fol the B altim ore S un has announced ing lip to d ate of the L iterary Di
lowed
w
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a
prom
ise
to
do
nearly
gest
poll bears out the theory Its
The
L aurel - Scholls F arm ers’ w ere S atu rd ay and S unday guests ing and filling in a vain attem p t to ev ery th in g the present a d m in is tra that it is against Roosevelt ami
b ulletins so far disclosed are based
Union unit m et T hursday evening at th e Adolf R utschm an home.
that
the
St.
Louis
Post-D
ispatch
an sw er it to the satisfaction of in tion has u n d ertak en T he only d e
very largely on retu rn s from r e
w ith a num ber of candidates for
T he B roadcasters' S unday school quirin g . th o u g h tfu l v oters so th at p a rtu re from th is p rinciple w as in lias m ade a sim ilar declaration publican centers T he poll itself, in
election in atten d an ce w ho gave class m eet at th e .Ames W atkins th e New Deal may be re tu rn e d to relation
The
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has
been
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to the recip ro city treaties.
its figures on how the voters east
talks. The ladies of this u n it w ill hom e F rid ay ev en in g in place of effiee, bul about all th at can be
here G overnor Landon appeared ing at P resid en t Roosevelt ever th e ir ballots in 1932. show s the
serve at th e pot luck d in n er at R aleigh W hitm ore's as planned, on made of it is th a t tw o -an d -tw o T
since the d u P o n t L iberty League d isproportionate p e r c e n t a g e o f
to
sw
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back
to
the
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th e n ext county m eeting to be account of th e fire w hich req u ired m ake six.
ley ta riff bill, w hich was one of the becam e active The St Louis n ew s H oover men represented ill th e
held in th e Legion hall in H ills all th e atten tio n of th e W hitm ores.
P resid en t R oosevelt in his P itts principal counts in the indictm ent p aper has fought the Roosevelt poll It is notable, incidentally, that
boro. It w as voted to h av e a card T w elve
m em bers w ere present. burgh speech did say th at it w ould of H erbert H ocver. th at led to about policies for an equal space of tim e up to th e date this letter is writ
p arty and dance O ctober 24.
N ext m eeting w ill be at th e W h it be p aid out of an increase in b u si the most overw helm ing re p u d ia T hese "conversions" are about as ten tlm Digest tabulations en tire
Social P lanned
m ore hom e N ovem ber 13.
ness in fu tu re y ears- again p u t tion by the people an A m erican su rp risin g as the constant p a ra d ly omit M aryland In that state,
ing of tlie h alf dozen conspicuous tile anti-R oosevelt B altim ore Sun is
H allow e'en w ill be celebrated at
ting the bu rd en upon o u r ch ild ren president ev er experienced.
the com m unity hall O ctober 31 w ith
Even th e reciprocal tre a ty p rin ex-dem ocrats w ho signed up w i t h 1 polling all the registered volets in
! and th e ir ch ild ren w ho had n o th
the L iberty L eague early in the M aryland ami the result shows
a social evening of games, cards
ing to do w ith th e creatio n of it. ciple was not w holly condem ned
and dancing. A rrangem ents a r e
He is assum ing th at posterity is
G overnor L andon thought, in the gam e P erhaps th ere is a sim ilar tw o to one for Roosevelt
ex
p lan a tio n of both these phenom
u n d er th e auspices of th e Ladies'
going to be able to do a m uch b e t in terest of in tern atio n al com ity,
Social club, w hich m et last W ed
ter iob of it th an he has been able such treaties m ight be arranged, ena.
nesday at the club room w ith Mrs
A ppro x im ately 12.160 needy men. to do.
.Along the sam e line is the com
provided they dealt e n tirely w ith
Fishing T ack le
A de R utschm an as hostess. Com w omen and ch ild ren and 200.000
T he banks cf all A m erica a re com m odities th a t w ere not produced fort th e L iberty League, and th e
m ittees w ere appointed as follows: in d u strial and com m ercial w o rk ers full
rest
of th e m inority party, a re g e t
in this country.
Guns, A m m unition
to
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w
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m
oney.
R ecreations. Mrs. Olive M ulloy and in O regon a re now covered by the This m oney is ow ned not by th e
As such com m odities a re n a tu ra l ting out of certain alleged straw-
CORW IN HARDWARE
Mrs. D orothy B endefeldt; refresh p ublic assistance and u n em p lo y Morgans,
ly on th e free list anyhow , coffee ballots, including th e latest cited
th
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ments. Mrs. Adolf R utschm an. Cora m ent com pensation provisions of th e and th e like, b u t it is ow ned by for exam ple; as they ’do not com by the New York H erald-T ribune 128 8. 2nd Ave.
Phone 72
Schm idt and L illie Will, and cards. social secu rity act. These figures th e people in th e v ario u s com m u pete w ith any A m erican industry, It has u n earth ed a statistician,
A gent Long Radios
Mrs. Edna McNay and R uby M ey w ere announced by E dgar F reed, nities th at a re contiguous to these it m ight seem difficult for a n y who. discovering that the norm al
ers. A cordial invitation is e x ten d sta te d irecto r for th e n atio n al banks T h ere a re billions of d o l body but a republican can d id ate
ed to all th e com m unity.
em ergency council for O regon, and lars of th is idle money, and it is to conceive how these things could
a re based upon a rep o rt of th e idle and p ractically out of c irc u be used in tra d in g ta riff a d v a n
C lub Reorganized
The L aurel L ights 4-H girls' club social secu rity board, sum m arizing lation becau se th e o w n ers of it tages w ith foreign countries. I:
N ew G ym nasium
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Friday, O ct. 16
w as re-organized last w eek for th e th e progress m ade u n d er th e act have no confidence in th e ad m in m ight be that G ov ern o r Landon
th ird year. The sam e project, sew in th e eight m onths sin ce it b e istratio n . T hese billions do not find has in m ind to th re a te n to put a j
ing. w ill be taken. M em bers are cam e operative.
th eir w ay into th e a rte rie s of in d u ty on such non-com peting a rti-
Evelyn and D orothy Schum acher.
O regon is p artic ip a tin g in ev ery d u strial business, farm ing a n d cles. but th a t w ould h ard ly do. I
B etty Jean Davis, M arjorie Will, fe a tu re of th e social secu rity act com m ercial e n terp rises because of The only effect possible if such a '
Jean W atkins. B ernice and Viola ad m in istered by th e social se cu ri th e fear of visionary, nebulous and th re a t w ere carried out w ould be
BA N K S HIGH SCHOOL
Stoller, th ird y ear sew ing, a n d ty board ex cep t aid to dep en d en t freak legislation w hich w ould so to raise the price of them to A m er- I
G oldie and N ellie B urke.
Ellen children. The state has set up an penalize its inv estm en t th a t b a n k ican consum ers Even th e duP ont
S h attu ck and R uth and M arjorie unem ploym ent com pensation sy s ru p tcy w ould be th e only answ er. L iberty L eaguers w ould h ard ly ad- :
Music by
Losli. first y ear sew ing. O fficers tem w hich w ill p ro tect 200.000
If we had a sane, w ell-balanced vocate that.
If th e ta riff b en eficiaries w ho
a re Evelyn Schum acher, president: w o rk ers against loss of incom e policy of go v ern m en t th ese billions
Richard M ik kelson ’s Star M elodian»
M arjorie Will, vice-president; B er d u rin g tem p o rary periods of un- of idle m oney w ould again en ter fared so w ell u n d er Mr. H oover
nice Stoller. secretary, and B etty ' em ploym ent. T he social secu rity th e life blood stre a m of p riv ate and h i s rep u b lican predecessors i
A dm ission 35c each
KGW Stars oí Tomorrow Dance Band
Je a n Davis, treasu rer. Mrs. W ilma board pays th e costs of ad m in is en terp rise, th e m ills an d factories could find som e w ay by w hich the
S chm eltzer is leader.
te rin g th is system .
w ould open an d be ru n n in g to h ig h er prices to A m ericans m ight I;
b
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Ladies* Social club w ill m eet
The state has estab lish ed public- capacity, furn ish in g , in tu rn , a
w ith Mrs. A dolf R utschm an at her assistance plans fo r aid to th e dom estic m ark et for th e products w ould be an o th e r story.
hom e next W ednesday.
needy aged and aid to th e needy of th e farm s an d th e re w ould be Will Supply Everything—And at
A Bible and teachers' train in g blind which, w ith fed eral aid. p ro w ork for ev ery o n e at a living wage
No Cost
school is being held at th e Scholls vide a re g u lar incom e to in d iv i T h ere w ould be no need for relief,
Now it is old age and unem p lo y
church each M onday evening at 8 duals unab le to pro v id e for th e m but th rift a n d
accom plishm ent m ent insurance. G overnor Landon
o'clock. A nyone from h ere w ish selves. In S ep tem b er an estim ated w ould ag ain be th e w atchw ords is in favor of both, but he w an ts
ing to atten d w ill b e provided 11.900 aged an d 260 blin d in d i of ev ery w o rk er in A m erica.
th e first to provide larg er pensions
tran sp o rtatio n from th e store.
vid u als received assistance u n d er
T he only reason w hy w e have for the aged and th e second to be
Mr. and M rs Jaco b Schm idt and th ese plans at a to tal cost of ev er n eeded relief is because of h andled by the states and not by
Mr and Mrs. W alter Schm idt a t $250,250. A p p ro x im ately o n e-h alf unem ploym ent. U nless w e rem ove the federal governm ent. A nd he
W e can supply co n crete or
tended a receptio n at th e P eter th e cost of th is aid to th e aged th e u n d erly in g cause of depression th in k s th at th e insurance against
R eidw eg hom e S atu rd ay evening and th e blind w as paid b y the we can n e v e r accom plish a healthy the loss of jobs should be taken
v itrified clay pipe, or iron
for Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Reidweg social secu rity board.
recovery from it. U nem ploym ent, care of by a general tax ra th e r th an
soil pipe. F o r e stim ates on
• E rm a A llen) w ho w ere recently
Since th e s ta te began coopera- th erefo re, being th e cause, m ust by creatin g a fund from the sm all
the completi* jo b of hooking
m arried. The groom is Mrs. J. : tion w ith th e fed eral g o vernm ent be elim in ated , an d in o rd er t o percentages of payrolls and wages.
S chm idt's nephew .
u n d er th e term s of th e social se- elim inate unem p lo y m en t, new busi- | B ut he also w ants taxes reduced,
up— Call
W alnut harvest com m enced this eu rity act. a to tal of SI.324.394 of ness has to be created , new p r i for a large part of the republican
w eek in th is vicinity. T h e L. A. fed eral funds has com e to O re- v ate en te rp rise estab lish ed . It r e cam paign consists in invoking the
W hittle d ry e r sta rte d up Tuesday, gon to aid it in pro v id in g th ese q uires m oney to do th a t— bushels sp ectre of u n b earab le tax burdens,
The prospects for a crop of good benefits. It has received $70,531 of it—billions of it. T h at m oney is not only for th is generation but
q u ality and q u an tity are not bright, for ad m in istratio n of its unem plov- in th e b an k s aw aitin g investm ent, for o u r ch ild ren and our children's
Mr. and Mrs. R ollin M eyers com- ; m ent com pensation. $1.226.922 for and all th a t is re q u ire d to b ring children.
m cnced helping w ith th e M cClure assistance to th e n eed y aged, and th ese tw o m o tiv atin g factors to
T h ere m ight seem to be a con- 1
crop at M ountainside Monday.
$26.941 for aid to th e needy blind. g eth er is a confidence in o ur n a
ictio n here, but the governor
F ires in this com m unity have F ed eral funds h av e m ade it pos tional ad m in istratio n . T he w hole trad
does not talk taxes at th e sam e .
kept th e residents som ew hat w o r sib le for O regon to pro v id e m uch co u n try is read y for a com plete tim e th a t he talk s m ore benefits ’
ried th e past week J. H. M cP her m ore ad eq u ately for its needy recovery, sim ply a w aitin g th e sig for farm ers, including a higher ,
son sen t out a call for help F r i citizens th an w ould be possible out nal to go. E very elem en t in our p rice gu aran tee w ith no lim ita
day R aleigh W hitm ores have had of sta te and local funds alone.
m agnificent land — capital, labor, tion of acreage, bigger allotm ents W e can fu rn ish all sizes clay
a strenuous tim e keeping a woods
S till fu rth e r benefits a re open to industry, farm ing, m an u factu rin g , for the old people, and th e rest of
fire w ithin bounds and A Long O regon u n d er th e social security- tra d e and com m erce—is on its toes it.
and c o n crete b uilding tile
and J. A lt have had to call for act. If th e state establishes a p lan read y for th e sta rte r's gun. and
"F ran k ly ." says th e governor of
help. No serious dam age has been for aid to d ep en d en t ch ild ren in it all hinges on th a t one w ord— K ansas, re fe rrin g to th e old-age and brick — lim e, cem ent,
done as yet.
I line w ith th e fed eral act it w ill be confidence.
grav el, r e in f o rc in g
pensions. “I am not in position to sand,
Sam W hitm ore. Cecil Schm idt eligible to receiv e ap p ro x im ately
Mr. L andon, to use M r. Roose sta te w ith finality th e total cost of I
iron, m o rta r color, fire p la c e
and D an C ham bers re tu rn e d S u n c n e -th ird th e cost of this aid from velt's own w ords, has b ro u g h t K an th is plan." T hat's all right, too.
day w ith tw o deer from a sev eral th e social se c u rity board.
sas "out of th e red in to th e black."
What is th e use of being bother- ' dam pers, etc.
days' h u n t in the T illam ook sec
In addition to th ese cooperative In th e face of crop failu re, drouth, cd w ith how m uch an y th in g is go- J
tion.
fed eral-state featu res of the social grasshoppers and all th e h indrances ing to cost w hen you arc ju st m ak- '
Mrs. Dailey Honored
secu rity act. O regon citizens also w hich could be im agined, th ro u g h in g cam paign prom ises’
A ll S izes C oncrete and Clay Drain T ile
Mrs. C ally D ailey w a s honor come u n d e r th e fed eral old-age a pro g ram o f strict and rigid eco n
T he sum total of his addresses '
guest at her home T hursday w hen ben efit system pro v id ed by th e om y h e has placed K ansas in an ap pears to be th a t the governm ent '
relatives and neighbors gathered act.
en v iab le fin an cial situ atio n . W hat should spend m ore and tax less I
to celeb rate h e r six ty -n in th b ir th
he has done for his “ty p ical p rairie and doubtless he includes m unici
North of Cannery, across W. Washington SL
day an n iv ersary P resent w ere her
N eighborhood new s from 30 A r state" he can do for A m erica b e pal. county and sta te taxes, because Phone 1341
daughters, Mrs. Ed Losh and Mrs gus co rresp o n d en ts i n d i f f e r e n t cause th e people w ho know him a g reat elem ent in th e G. O. I*.
V. Nelson of P ortland. Mrs. Elm er sections of W ashington county a p have ab so lu te and com plete co n fi
P eterson of H illsboro a n d Mrs. p ear in th e A rgus each w e e k dence in him . W hat we need now is
Bessie McCoy at home: and M es L earn w h a t y o u r frien d s a re d o a pilot w ho w ill rig h t th is sh ip of
dam es W. L. Stevens. J H. Felton. ing fo r less th a n th re e cents a state and get 'e r sta rte d again on
F red Schm idt. Rollin M eyers. M w eek.
tl an even keel.
K eyser, A de R utschm an and the
ho n o r guest, w ho has been an in ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I
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valid fo r m any m onths.
Mr. and Mrs. A ndy V eek and
fo u r ch ild ren and J. Veek a n d
fam ily of P o rtlan d w ere Sunday
d in n e r p arty guests of Mrs. A ndy
V eek's sister, Mrs. Ade R utschm an.
A ndy Veek recen tly re tu rn e d from
M ontana, w h ere he had been em- 1
ployed for sev eral m onths.
Mr. and Mrs. R ich ard W hittle
en te rta in e d w ith a d in n e r p arty at
th e ir hom e F rid ay evening for
Mr. an d M rs. A m brose Johnson
and son W ayne and S u m p te r of I
N am pa. Idaho, w ho w ere neighbors
of th e W hittles in th e Idaho tow n.
O th er guests w ere Mr. and Mrs. L.
Rally Saturday
at Laurel Hall
Views and Counter Views on
the Great Political Parade
S u b scrib e now Io th e Argus. In
Booster Nt*III Sei
T igard G ran g e w ill hold Its boos W ashington county $1 50 u y ear
Six m onths H5e T h re e m onths 50
ter night at 6 p in. Friday. A good rents. T w o m ouths 35 cents
tf
program has been arranged, a c
cording io G. II Bailey of the com
m itte e G rangers ami th eir friends
are inviteli
(ln<-or|M>ratedl
Colter lions — Credit Reporta
Dally T rip s to I'orUiuut
In
H illsboro A u to F reight
W ashington Tlllnm ook. Yamhill,
Bonded a n d Insured C arrier
Polk und M arlon C ounties.
Serving Beaverton, Aloliu, Herd
P ersonal C o n tact on Collections
vllle, Hillsboro, Cornelius and
Forest (¡rove
Washington County Office
ITekup and Delivery Service at
C om m ercial B uilding
Package Ratea
Second anti M ain s tre e ts
H illsboro Phone 542
P h o n e 31171
E ast Hide T erm inal P ortland
Hillsboro, Oregon
Phune EAst 9131 *
Credit Bureaus
You Listen to
MAJOR BOWES
T hursday, 6 to 7 p. m., KOIN
Many Given Help
in Security Plan
You can DEPEND upon
hearing a good program
It you buy a good Used C ar from
us you can DEPEND upon get-
ting your money s worth
Grand Opening Dance
193o Plymouth 4-door Tour. Sedan
1933 Plymouth Sedan
193(5 Plymouth 4-door Tour. Sedan
1932 Plymouth Coach
1932 Plymouth Sedan
1928 Model A Ford Coach
1939 Model A Ford Coach
1930 Model A Ford Sedan
1939 Model A Victoria Coupe
1929 Chevrolet Coach
1932 Chevrolet Coach
SEWER
CONNECTIONS
1341
O thers “as is" from $25.90 up
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS
CADY MOTOR CO.
O ldest Automobile Dealer in Washington County
149 S. T h ird Ave.
D id You
K now —
th a t tra ffic accid en ts
tak en toll of m ore lives
all th e w ars in w hich
U nited S tates has ever
en p art.
have
th a n 1
th e
tak -
Comfort and Convenience
with
Gaseo Briquets
1. A 100 D petroleum
fire p la c e or stove,
n e e d ed .)
fu el— ideal fo r fu rn a c e ,
(No special e q u ip m e n t
2. H ig hest h e a t c o n te n t of any solid fuel.
3. No b a n k in g or sh ak in g , Hold fire all d ay or
nig h t.
4. No ash es o r clin k ers to c a rry out.
T ake Your Time
D rive C arefully
L et’s Q uit K illing
5. One ton of fiasco
B riquets gives as m uch
h e a t as tw o cords of first-g ro w th fir.
P la ce Your O rder T oday — W e D eliver
H A R D W H EA T FLOUR
BUSCH’S
T w o Handy Locations
Service G arage
One ° f y ° ur daily starts can cause more damage
K ITC H EN Q U E E N — 49-lb . sack ..............................$1.53
C RO W N FL O U R — 49-lb . sack
............................ $2.05
H IG H L A N D C H IE F— 49-lb . sack
$1.40
VEN to p en g in e speed
G O L D E N S H E L L M O
doesn’t wear down your
T O R O IL checks starting
engine as much as starting. w ear... because it flows faster
I'or a few m om ents-after
and yet is tough enough to
starting, 109 parts in your en
stand up under the greatest
gine can ru n “dry” ofoil...un-
speed. It sets a new standard
less the oil flows fast enough
in refin in g . . . cost Shell
to lubricate every part.
$3,000,000 to perfect.
I h a t’s one reason why
Drive into your neighbor
starting causes approxim ate
hood Shell statio n and get
ly xfths o f e n g in e w ear.
the facts about this new oil.
E
H illsboro, O rc.
M ono
in g
■ • • •
Hillsboro Concrete Brick 8C Tile Co.
Th ink this causes
engine wear?
Phone 812
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INSURANCE
E V E ’S BEAUTY SH O P
G EO RG E T. M cG RA TH
G eneral B eauty Work
Waahingtnn County Avenel«*
IN S IIR A N C K S E R V IC E
Perm anent. nn.l nil kind* of
beauty work.
Telephone I.IK IX
at
Kirnt N ational
Phone 2211
Ilank H ultdinr
Hillahoro
Hillsboro Pharmacy
P llk Sl( IANS and SURGEONS
S a n ita ry B eauty Shop
A ll kinds of Henuty Work
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PERM AN ENTS
P H Y S IC IA N and B U R G EO N
X-Ray and Phyaio-Therapjr
n apccinlly
Telephone 1471
W E IL ’S A P A R T M E N T S
Mabel Schendel
Commercial
O ffice 3231
N ational Hank llhle.
Telephone*
Iteaidcnce 701Z
DENTISTS
HR. R A I,I’ll DRESSER
DR. D. E. W ILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
D EN TIST
C om m ercial B uilding
Telephone 144
Evening*, Rundayn by Appointment
Well# B uilding
Office 2ÄH2
Telephone*
Residence 2(5H|
Phone 501
S u p e r S ervice
S tatio n
Corner Third and Baseline
rh o n e 391
A. II. Busch, Prop.
P ay C ash and S ave— T ra d e w ith Im p erial
Imperial Feed & Grain Co.
Phone 01
Millers of Quality Feeds
South Second Ave.
Golden Shell
MOTOR
OIL
DR. W . II. I’ASLEY
D EN TIST
M ain
Street, Near Third
Telephone 20151Y
O filre
In
Ifeidel
Upataira
H uildin f
O \l<K A (.i: < < H I I < I I O N
G a rb a g e Collection
and C ans
JA C K
MAIER
TELEPHO NE
*
1391
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