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H IL L S R Û IÎÛ
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
! H erdlein. M r and Mrs Jo h n S tark.
the date of th e first publication of
M r and Mrs. A lbert Mover and
Club Formed
this sum m ons, to-w it, on or before
I
¡children. Mrs Ida Mover. Mis- E s Banks H ig h Eleven W ins First
, D ecem ber 1st, 1936. und if y ou fail
th er Meyer. Henry N eum ann. Mrs
to so app ear and an sw er said com
N eum ann Mr. an d Mr- Rudolf
at Fern Hill M Meyer.
Game:
C
hurch
P
lanning
M
eet
plaint for w ant thereof the p lain
Mr and Mrs O scar Pfahl
tiffs will apply to the court for the
Thursday, October 29, 199«
you by publication by o rd er of tin- il«v«»n i I. Io
ulti«’
o f
l|
ho.
lion R F ran k Peters. Ju d g e of the M in i h tu
í in * U|
ubove en titled court, m ade und en- t’ I m
ti-reii in said court and cause on f I la «M t i illit I . « , tl o b y h ü » , I o th«.
the 23rd day of O ctober. 1936. pre It.M lIc I . B o x 17. N h o r w o .i I. 0
. in ib i i l i o i n ib » >1
scribing such publication m the I ll h u »IA t i . i I» mu
. I f l r < t p u b it
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ib li. - t t ii- . n Novnnl
g n e ia l circu latio n in W ashington
J I I I X U \ l i . II \ I \ I
C ounty Stat»' of Oregon. once each 11 m
A
I iH i o r . A i l o iit t - «
w»-ek tor four <41 successive weeks,
tin- first publication being on th e
m i t i c i : 01
I l\A l
II!
29th »lay of O ctober. 1936 and the
(b u i
last publication being on tin- 26th « I v N . u u t , i . . . h „ U , f I. i O.| h o t
»lay of N ovem ber. 1936
HI ì It » XI I » I i IX
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REYNOLDS, Fl.E G FL .»• SMITH
o
A ttorneys for P laintiffs. 909 Amer i . lin t » , a i I t h ..f a t Or,
b»
lean Bank B uilding, P o rtlln d , <>i
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«Mbl C o t
p e ti;.
gon.
37-41 o f O . to b o
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Notice la b •rrby give»'
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Huit
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10 o f O
f i n i t i io
11 M in i
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lu i u r t it i y
II- o f tu
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H o ll. -
and children. Mr and Mrs. Louis
iB» mi », Marr Sandy)
»he gam es and dancing. The c o m - 1 relief pray id for in th eir com __ plaint
by
.........
N eu k irk and John. Mr and Mrs
i
.
i
BANKS B anks high school foot- 1 mitt»
have h»«en appointed by I on file herein, to-w it. that oil and
M rs. J e p s o n S e c re ta ry o f F red Muhly. Blanche. W alter, O s ball
f ix .t l
I \
defeated G erv ais high Agnes V anderzanden. president, as I each of you be strictly f o r c c l o . c . l
.un.I I
I II...
c ar and A lbert Muhly. Mr. and school squad
Friday
14
to
0
at
G
ervais
U n it; O b serv e B irth d a y
, b o ti
Mrs I. H Muhly. Mrs. Sophie 'T h is is th e first gam e w on by follows- G am es Li-ona Hess, c h a ir - , and b arred of alt right, title, inter-
man. B arbara R iten au r and P a u l - ,,s t and estate in and to the follow -
B relje, Ernest B relje. L e o n a r d (B anks this season.
« lo b i
t h l l. h . - . l
tl
.n
m e S h av er Louise By bee beads the ; mg described real property sit-
(Jlv M
m . E W Hinrfrh.)
Shuft. A rlene and Norm a Muhly.
t u b ili a l .'
N«>»
k ltlN G
Itali.
refreshm ent com m ittee including unted in W ashington County Stat
Mrs.
M
aurice
Thom
pson
a
n
d
BLOOMING—Boys of the Fern Mr and Mrs H enry H ering and
Ih«* ti
W
ana
Wirt.-
and
Jack
W
inters
d
au
g
h
ter
Doris
of
V
ernonia
w
ere
of
Oregon,
to-w
it:
i I Ut \
N V A I III I I I
\ I l II.
I
Hill school organized a 4-H
lub d au g h ters and Mr and Mr- Wil-
| w eek-end visito rs at th e C lifford Public speaking class and glee club
T hursday afternoon W ilfred K alsch liam H ering and Daniel
l o t num bered tw en ty -n in e (19)
I
w
ill
assist
w
ith
th
e
program
.
,
Sandy
home
I m M illard and V anS chuyver Tract,
w ill b? the leader and th e group
M is s
R egina N eum ann is em
Council Named
S coutm aster Veil«- W hite a n d
being a Subdivision of th e S o u th
w ill do m anual tra in in g work. ! ployed on th e C anyon read it e a r
P resent m em bers of th e B anks west q u a rte r iS W ip of Section 28.
four Boy Scouts. Billy K essler. Fai l
M em bers a re H ow ard Gaston. E r- Portland.
land Aho. Roy Ushiva. E arl Pavey.
F red erick W illiam S chulenberg M cPeak. Bobby Stohlev and V er high school student council a re a- and th e N orthw est q u a rte r »NW»>.
U M lt.l lb«> 2 1 «( «lay
Ja c k Hulsm an. Sam V'chiyama and was baptized in th e local church non W olford, spent the w eek-end follows Jack Seabold. Vic L aPorte. and the N orth hull iNW> of the
iti lh .- t
(lit
N O T IC E
r o ( K E IH T 0 K S
Ju n io r Jepson.
i S unday m orning H enry Scheuer- ¡cam ping, boating and fish in g on H erm an Schaler. Roger Schofield. Southw est q u a rte r iS W ’ P of S ec
I>«t>n o f
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N ik 4 IVA
( o n n i» C o u it I
b it i v l o n
Mrs. Sophie B relje. E rnest B rel n iin n and B ernice Schoen su b sti th e Alsea riv e r E arl M cPeak was R ichard P o tter Alta B row n, Irene tion 33. T ow nship 1 S outh of Range
l> . 0 r« » u o n , a«
Bvbee, Agnes Van- 1 W ist of W illam ette M eridian, in I n ( b . ( ' . n i i t t y C o n n o f lb«» S ia lo « f
p lu « .* I'..i I n a i l i
je and L eonard Shuft. w ho have tu ted at the cerem ony for H erbert ¡th e only one w ho m ade a catch and Fisher. Louise Billy
J«’« l i o | t t
to
ai
K»»n. f o r lb«» ( '« n iit t y o f W a -« h in i
in a i
H r c o iiu t no
Kelly.
E velyn said C ounty of W ashington. S tate
been visiting at th e L eonard Muhly H asehke of Texas and M rs Emma , he succeeded in lan d in g a sm all der.-anden.
p o r t , i f a n y th
P r o b a t e I ). |< a r lm o n t
b«». u h t l f. i Ih o
¡salmon
R
inek
and
Rud
V
andom
elen
The
'o
f
Oregon,
according
to
the
plat
of
•otili»tu«*ni
of
i
home, left by car M onday m orning Schoen of Hillsboro. B everly Jean
»
lia
i»
u n ii t b o «
i ut«» o f 1 ' n i i r n
h u r l \ \ atura«»» *».
The church board m et Wednes council includes th e student body record in the R ecorder's O ffice at K t Noti«-«*
M •
.
for th e ir hom e in Glencoe. Minn B randaw . d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs day
t t b«*r«-b» Ki»«*n I ha I ( b o t
cfficers
and
evening
and
decided
to
have
o
th
e
r
rep
resen
tativ
es
Hillsboro.
Oregon,
recorded
in
book
HI I I N M
bat
I»«-«» u Mp|Munt«->| o \ « t - u lr
S E I h l . l I t . A.ln
Mr. and Mrs I-. H. N eu k irk and C harles B randaw of P ortland, was an o th er all-d ay m eeting w ith a elected by c l a s s organizations "Z" at Page 89. said lot 29 em b ra c ai<n«*«l
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Jo h n and the E. W H inrichs fam also baptized at th e sam e service basket lunch at noon N ovem ber 8 D uties of this council are both e x ing 10 acres m ore or less as per
Sponsors
w
ere
Robert
and
R
uth
ily spent Monday at th e coast
Mrs. C lifford S andy w as a w e e k ecutive and legislative.
plat.
Iaebenow .
end guest of h e r son-in-law a n d ' Miss K athleen Jen sen of M on and u n d er th at certain contract
Miss Irene S inay left O ctober 2d
d aughter. Mr. and Mrs. F rancis m outh Miss P atricia Jen sen of P o r t in your favor from A nna M alm
fo r P ortland, w here she visited for
about a week before re tu rn in g to
Thom pson, in P o rtlan d .
land. Miss Ethel S tew art and H a r borg. a widow, d ated D ecem ber
Mr and Mrs. F red W olford a n 4 old Jen sen of F orest G rove w ere 5. 1934. covering said prem ises, u n
h e r home in C alifornia. S he had
son Lyle and d au g h ter Ju a n ita and w eek-end guests at th e H. L. J e n less you shall, on or before a date
been w orking at th e H enry S ch u l
A. H Wo'.f > -d w ere Sunday d in n er sen home
enberg hom e a few w eeks p rio r to .
to be fixed by the deer»*«' herein,
p arty guests of Mr. and Mrs. B ert ' Mr. and Mrs. F ran k A kers of pay or cause to be paid to the
h e r departure.
(C e n tin n e d fro m p a re I>
G
rin
d
le
of
M
cM
innville
P o rtlan d w ere S unday visitors of plaintiffs th eir costs and d isb u rse
Mrs. Jepson S ecretary
'cost thro ug h red u ctio n s m ade in
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. F ried ley of Mrs. A kers' sister. M rs Bella H a rt m ents in cu rred herein, to g eth er
We can supply concrete or
Mrs. Jo h n Jepson has been elect : the cost of producing cru sh ed rock. I H illsboro spent th e w eek-end w ith wick.
w ith a reasonable atto rn ey 's f o
Bert Hagen of Tigard, opposing ' M r. an d Mrs. Roy P arm lev and
ed secretary of th e local F arm ers'
vitrified
clay pipe, of iron
to be allow ed and fixed by such
U nion to fill th e vacancy created candidate w as not present. Beazan | children
soil pipe. For estimates on
decree and also to pay to p lain
by Mrs. H orner m oving to C edar speaking b riefly for him. H agen., Miss C larab el L ip p ert w ent to
t i l t complete job of booking
tiffs all of the in stallm en ts past
he said, w as ill an d reg retted his S eattle W ednesday, w h ere she will
Mill.
d ue and payable u n d er said c o n
K enneth B randaw . w ho had been absence.
l i p -Call
be em ployed in G rad y 's studio.
tract, togetln-r w ith all fu rth e r in
ill w ith w hooping cough, re tu rn
J. E C arp en ter, assessor, w ho is
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Dean
stallm
ents
th
e
re
u
n
d
e
r
as
m
ay
b
e
ed to school last Thursday
seeking re-election, pointed out th at Sellers of G ran ts Pass. O ctober 19
Rev. E. W. H inrichs spent T ues he had now serv ed th ree and a half a boy. He has been nam ed W illiam ; Following an o rd e r issued by- com e due and payable to the p lain
Ju d g e R. F ran k P e te rs in circuit tiffs d u rin g th e tu n e allow ed by
day. W ednesday and T hursday of years as assessor th ro u g h a period R odm an
' court here, the state highw ay d e such decree for m aking such p a y
last w eek atten d in g a conference w hich, he said, w as one of the
Amos S ellers re tu rn e d hom e Mon p artm en t is p re p arin g to m ove 18 m ents and also interest on th e u n
of L utheran pastors held at V an most strenuous in th e history of I d av from p o rtla nd w ith a fine catch
' graves from th e P o in ter fam ilv paid prin cip al of said co n tract at
couver. Wash
th e county. In connection w ith th e
'fish w hich he caught on a w eek- cem etery, in th e right-of-w ay of the ra te of seven per cent (7n >
Jqyce K ollington of H illsboro ccnduct of his office, h e declared, he cntj fishing trip
th e W olf creek highw ay at S ylvan per annum from Ja n u a ry 26. 1927.
spent th e w eek-end w ith Joyce had contacted m any tay payers w ho
Mrs E K aufm an re tu rn e d hom e
M artin.
T h e oldest g rav e dates back to u n til
, , the
,, , d ate of such paym ent.
had approved his w ork. He sug- T h u rsd ay from P o rtlan d w here
Jo e C ooper re tu rn e d hom e from gested th at if desired, th e tax p ay ers , she spent sev eral davs w ith her 1876 and is that of a child born to and shal1 3lso P“ -v a11 sum s expend
th e hospital in P o rtlan d last Friday. could nam e a com m ittee to investi- ' d aughter. Mrs. E E P arks, and T heodore and S ilvia P ointer The *’d for ,ax es b-v p laintiffs on said
last b u ria l wxs of A delia C. S titt Prem ises, to g eth er w ith in terest
Birthday Surprise Given
gate th e efficiency of his office, jfam ilv an d h er son and d a u g h ter- niece,
A ll bodie» w ill b e ! , *?ere<’n
th e le«al rate, an d th a t We call furnish all sizes day
P. W. Lillison. his oppo n en t from f ¡„.law . Mr. an d Mrs. Louis K auf- placed in in 1932.
Mrs. Sophie B relje gave a s u r
a
special
plot
r«-served
P
laintiffs
have
im m ediate restitu tio n and concrete building tile
i m an
prise birthday party last Thursday- Ttgard. w as absent.
and possession of said prem ises
in West H ills M em orial park,
C andidates for sh eriff next re-
Tow nsend C lub to M eet
n ig h t in honor of h er d au g h ter
d
u
rin
g
such
period
allow ed by tin- and brick — lime, cement,
of the P o in te r hom estead
A nita at the L. H. Muhly home. The ceived th e atten tio n of th e group I T he T ow nsend club w ill hold a portion
w hich th e heirs sold to th e p ark co u rt for th e paym ent of such sand,
w
ith
an
an
nouncem
ent
th
at
b
usi
gravel, reinforcing
evening was spent in playing cards.
sums, and th at upon y o u r fa ilu re
m eeting at th e ch u rch F rid ay at association.
G uests w ere Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ness p rev en ted S h eriff Jo h n C on 8 p. m. C h ap lain F. G. P h illip s
to pay all such sum s and to r e iron, mortar color, fireplace
F
or
sev
eral
m
onths,
construction
('»invine»- Y ourself
H allauer an d children. Mrs. V erona nell from attending.
w ill speak. E v ery o n e is in v ited A of th e S ylvan e n tran ce to th e h ig h deem in accordance w ith such d e
»1*11 My Office
His opponent. M. K. A braham s of lunch w ill be served.
Helmold. E. K iekhaefer, D aniel
cree th at the fo rfeitu re and fo re dampers, etc.
w
ay
has
been
delay«*d
aw
aitin
g
se
t
Steele. H enry N eukirk. R ichard Forest G rove, how ever, was p res
E
stim
ates G ladly
E velyn S hipley is confined at her tlem ent of a con tro v ersy w ith the closure of all y o u r right, title, in
H erdlein. M isses Helen. D orothy en t and spoke, d eclarin g th at first hom e w ith a very serious a tta c k of h eirs of th e -P o in ter estate over terest and estate in and to said
Evening* and H olidays
and C lara Helmold. Mrs. A lw ina i he w as for im p artial law en force appendicitis.
prem
ises
and
u
n
d
er
and
by
v
irtu
e
A
ll
S
izes
C
o
n
c
re
te
a
n
d
C
lay
D
ra
in
T
ile
th e plot de«-ded y ears ago by P o in t
l>y A ppointm ent
m ent. He believed, h e said, th at an
of said co ntract be decreed to be
A. M izner o f P o rtlan d is visiting
officer should set an ex am p le in his d aughter, Mrs. W alter Beard. e r as a fam ily cem etery.
P
h o n e 1871
absolute
and
for
such
o
th
er
and
S uit finally w as bro u g h t by th e
his personal conduct. A nother point,
Mrs. R. E. M cN abb is visitin g highw ay d e p a rtm e n t to condem n fu rth e r relief as to the court m ay
2nd Floor Well. Illdg
he said, w as in co-operation be- Mrs. Snell in P o rtlan d th is w eek.
seem ju s t and e q u itab le i n t h e
Phone 1341
N orth of C annery, a rro w W. W ashington Et
C e l t i « * ! ' 2nd and Mam
S
Special
the p ro p erty . T h e suit w as not
Itw een th e d ifferen t co unty officials
Mrs G eorge Moss of P h ilom ath contested and ju d g m en t follow ed prem ises:
¡and b etw een th e s h e riffs office and
T
his
sum
m
ons
Is
served
upon
is v isiting h e r d aughter. Mrs. V ern
th e sta te police. M ore atten tio n P rick ett. a n d fam ily and th e ir r e l by default. T he sta te set up in its
b rief fo r condem nation th a t th e
should be p aid to uncollected and ativ es this w eek.
cem etery w as not located on the
, unsecured personal taxes, A bra-
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n P ric k e tt and
! ham s said. T he office, if he was Miss M ildred W atkins sp en t last p ro p erty deeded by P ointer.
n
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...
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elected, he rem arked, w ould be w eek a t R ockaw ay Beach. T hey
O uckeye i av ilio n , C o rn eliu s operated w ith th e sam e personnel re tu rn e d hom e th ro u g h N ew port. M ackenzie Leaving for
. so long as it w as found efficient.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. J. H utchens vis-
National Sales Session
1, 7 1 ™ ^ thC lef islaAiv e TCandidatcs, ; i t e d Mrs. H utchens' sister. Mrs.
H.
I.
M acK enzie. local F ord d e a l
W- M' Ja n ru c n ° t G race H essler. in W hite Salm on.
9 P. M. to 12:30 A. M.
im e n iP b
, ope.ned W ash.. from T h u rsd ay u n til Mon- er. w ill leave M onday for D etroit.
Mich., on a special tra in w ith o th er
his statem en t w ith th e d eclaratio n ,ja ..
neat
a p ? ! M’« - E v erett T h o rn b u rg w a sh o st- F ord dealers to a tten d a national
Admission 25c
3nif th a t
.n j l I ess at 3 p arty O ctober 15 in honor sales m eeting. He w ill be gone
favor a lot o f self praise. If elected. ' of Mrs. R. V. H ighsm ith. T w en ty - about ten days.
h e pointed out, “I w ill use common six w om en w ere present.
Lloyd Lester’s
SUMMONS
sense in m y w ork."
T h e E p w orth L eague enjo y ed a
Orchestra
R ay L. A ntrim , dem ocrat of Alo sk atin g rin k p arty at H illsboro In th e C ircu it C o u rt of th e S tate of
ha. p ointed Out th a t he was bo rn in S atu rd ay evening. T h ere w ill be
Oregon, for th e C ounty of W ash
ington.
O regon, th erefo re w as q u alified to a H allow e’en p arty N ovem ber 7.
Dance Every Saturday Night
know som e of th e th in g s in th e All th e young people a re invit<?d A ndrew J. M cCann and D orothy R
M cCann, P laintiffs,
¡legislative line needed for th e ad-
E. A. Schanen, Mgr.
Dr. Louis Magin. d istrict su p e r
vs.
n cem en t rtf th e sta te and Wash- in te n d e n t o f th e M. ~
T h erf is ? e ed , .2^ ! d ucted "quart^rF y^ciinfcrence S un- Jo h n H. F reel and A nna Freel
his w ife. D efendants.
co o p e ra tio n , he said, an d w hile ' day aftern o o n in th e churtjji
To the D efendants. Jo h n H F reel
th at su b ject was bro u g h t fo rw ard
N
om
inate
O
fficers
and
A nna F reel. his wife:
h e w an ted it u nderstood th a t h ;
A t a caucus m eetin g M onday ev e
In th e N am e of th e S ta te of O re
w as not opposing th e D airy Co-op.
He declared th a t h e w ould w ork n in g the follow ing w ere nom in ated gon: You a re h ereby sum m oned and
along th a t lin e for th e b etterm en t 1 for city offices: W illiam Moore, re q u ire d to ap p ear an d answ er th e
m ayor; Amos Sellers, reco rd er: Mrs. com plaint filed h e re in against you
of th e co unty and th e state.
J. W. H ughes of F o rest Grove, C h arles Pow ne. tre a su re r; J. J. in th e above en title d court and
and cause on or b efo re th e ex p iratio n
repu b lican legislative can d id ate for H utchens. C liff T hom pson
re-election, opened by say in g th at ¡C h arles K essler, councilm en. T hese of fo u r (4) w eeks from and a fter
he did not lik e sp eak in g for h im a re to be v oted on T uesday. O th er j
self and denied a sto ry th at he was ! nam es can be w ritten in.
E n tertain m en t and featu res for
DR. R. J. NICOL
against th e d airy m en and th e co
operative, or had voted against ! th e an n u al H allow e'en p a rty in th e
DR. E. W. ALMQUIST
an y co-o p erativ e legislation at the gym nasium F riday, sponsored by
last session. He p ointed out th at th e sen io r class of th e high school,
Veterinarian»
when th e last co -operative law was h av e been plan n ed . T his y e a r the
in th e leg islatu re he w as tak en ill en te rta in m e n t will in clu d e one-act
Telephone
643 and 64!
and rem oved to his home. He also plays, skits an d o th er acts besides
m entioned his p art in keep in g the
can be m ade, he said, b u t he w as ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
new capitol bu ild in g on th e old opposed
to using s ta te m oney fo r ■
■
site.
th ese developm ents. H e pro m ised i
R. G. Seott of n ear Scholls, dem th a t he w ould do e v e ry th in g to hold ■
ocratic can d id ate for th e legisla dow n e x p en d itu res and so k e e p ■
ture. declared th a t h e had lived 27 tax es down.
~
y ears in th e county and had taken
E. L Ross o f Aloha, dem o cratic
an active p a rt in a g ricu ltu ral p ro o p ponent of T h o rn b u rg h , w as th e _
Guaranteed Work
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James W .
MOTT
(Republican Nominee)
CONGRESSMAN MOTT is one
of the recognized leaders of the
National House of Representa
tives.
He has placed the First Con
gressional Distrirt of Oregon in
the most commanding and se
cure position it lias ever occu
pied in the Haase.
He has obtained for Ids Dis
trict More beneficial legisla
tion and more Federal revenue
than it has ever received be
fore.
H e is n ranking member of
th e two standing committees
of the House (the Committee
on Ronds and the Committee on
Public Lands) which together
control most of (lie national
legislation directly affecting
the F irst Oregon District.
H e is n member of the Com-
m ittee on
Committees— the
m ost powerful appointive au
thority of the House of Repre
sentatives.
He holds n strategic place in
th e floor organization of his
own party In the House nnd is
n m em ber of the council which
determ ines its legisla tiv e pol
icy In that body.
HIS RE-ELEfTIO N
ASSURES CONTINUED
ACTIVE AND EXPER
IENCED REPRESENTATION
IN CONGRESS.
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R.U.X. R elieves
Y ears of P ain
Com pletely Disabled a t
Times with Swollen,
A ching Joints
A R T H R I T I S _________________
! x * attack s th e
jo in ts w hich be-
' come enlarged
i and e x cru ciat
ingly p a in f u l.
S ufferers of this
.d r e a d disease
¡usually e x p e ri
ence increasing
agony y e a r a ft
e r y ear in sp ite
¡of all th a t can
Says K. U . X . Has
be done to cure
B le a a in r
them . L ife b e Keen a to R eal
H e r.
comes a b urden
of pain and su fferin g w ith norm al
pleasures and hopes only a d ir
memory.
If you a re one of th e se u n fo r
tu n ate sufferers, th e m essage of
Mrs. A nna M oran w ill be a m es
sage of hope fo r you. S h e says:
“ I have been tro ubled w ith a r lh r it ia fo r
year«, especially in m y knees. Som etim es
my trouble became ao severe (h a t I rould
not w ork. Some frie n d « urged m e to take
W IL L IA M S
li. U . X . C O M P O U N D
and
now, a fte r ta k in x o n ly tw o b o ttle ., I am
com pletely relieved o f thoae a w fu l p a in ,
and net around fin e .
can t r u th f u lly nay
th at R. C . X . h a . been a hlew .inx to m e .”
— M R S . A N N A M O R A N . SOS'/i M a in S t.,
W oodland, C a lifo rn ia .
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Williams R. U. X . Compound
Guaranteed
W ILLIAM S R. U. X. C om pound
is g u aran teed
to re lie v e y o u
prom ptly or it w ill cost you n o th
ing. Get a b o ttle a t D elta D rug
Store today. If it does not give you
relief in 10 days—if y o u a re no t
completely satisfied in e v e ry w ay
—take back th e em p ty b o ttle and
you will be refu n d ed th e fu ll p u r
chase price.—Adv.
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• If you have not yet seen or driven the 1937
The plowing' and the planting are done
when you open a savings account with
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will depend upon the regularity with
which you cultivate it.
Compound interest helps, of course,
but regular weekly or monthly de
posits, however small, determine
its steady growth.
It is pleasant to know that your own ef
forts are creating a fund which is al
ways ready for you when you need it
most.
Drop into the Bank today and let
us tell you how simple it is to start
a Savings Account.
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Wheelbase 122 inches. Springbase 133 inches.
Low center of gravity.
Conventional running hoards eliminated, allowing
greater body width.
A “front-seat” ride for every one.
14 to 18 miles per gallon.
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Wider range of body types.
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Liberal lerm t through du th orh ril
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