T h u rsd ay , N ovem ber 12, l!),'!6
H IL L S B O R O
A R C U S , H I I. L S B O R O
and m ixing it w ith th e ir hands
Tui day outh of C herry G rove in
T hat is tin- poorest m ethod of all.
Yamhill county by Earl Brow n. It
a . too much of gruin does not conic
was i- tim ated that the bear w ould
in contact w ith the d ust by this
weigh about 300 pounds
m ethod
M iss Elsie Halvorson, w ho teach-
A nother m ethod som etim es used
' nool in M cM innville, spent th e
r that of tak in g u Ill-gallon milk
(H r Ml*« M ary Handy»
end in Bankji w ith Mr. and Mrs. w eek-end w ith her parents. Mr.
can to the field and ev ery tltne
find Mrs A dolph Larson.
B arrel Treatm ent Suggc • ted they fill the d u ll box they tre a t the
BANKS Follow ing w ere elected G W McGraw.
Iti v M E A nderson of Tacoma,
T uesday at th e city election: W L
P u p ils of the u p p er grades in
«
lain
by
puttin
g
it
m
in
the
milk
a traveling (pissioriary, spoke at the
a» Bent Method
i cun adding just the um nunt of Moore, m ayor; Amos H ellers re grade school have started b a sk e t church W ednesday evening
C eresan needed, then tum b lin g th e cordei, Mi s C harlch Powne, tr< • - ball practice u n d er the direction
Little Hetty Johnson is am ong
u rcr. ( ’hat h , K< \ s le r , C liff T h o rn p - of principal. V erle White
III» Win I-' Cyrtia. C i i i i i i I » A u d i t I
can around.
th e latest victims of the m
»on
and
J
‘
School
J.
Hutrhen.s,
council
was
dism
issed
F
rid
ay
C opper carb o n ate has for a n u m
I i l l
. i l l u ' i ii II i-.il ini'iil
fin unit
M ild i'd Johnson is staying w ith
b er of y ears been used as a d u s t men. Tin •.< were all nom inated at n<M,n at the high school on ac- Mrs Kinmin, w hile M argaret stays
III w h e a t, u als, a n il bui lev I n p ai
tie* eau eiu , m e e t i n g a n d w e r e u n - count of tro u b le in the h eating
treatm
en
t
for
sm
ut
on
w
heat
Ci
i
ticularly superior In wet treat
opposed.
p lant R epairs w ere m ade over the w ith her grandm other, Mrs. S. E
m e n u like blue vitriol ami fur- ■ san is beginning to tak e the place
House B urns
w eek-end and classes w ere resum ed ¡L inde d u ring the m um ps epidem ic
m uhlehyile in «ruNons like the pres of copper carb o n ate and it properly
a t their hom e so they may attend
Tin- house, no rth of Hank:, ow ned Monday.
ent. Any lim e «ruin is treated by used Is effective in contro llin g the
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schlege and school.
dip p in g or w etting it and ii-iling sm ut and elim inates the grcatci | by Mrs. M C Hodge b urned No- , ■on
Mr W. G. W alker and
Is done under conditions raich that p art of th e probability of |,».s Ivember -I T he house was occupied Mr R C obert,
arry MefJil) sp en t tin- w e e k -)
It will not im m eduitely sp ro u t and th ro u g h grain ro ttin g thut has been by G ru n t Allan and family, w ho end
in O akville, W a sh , w ith Mrs
; had moved In th e evening before
begin to «row. th ere is d an g er of wet
iT hey w ere not yet unpacked and W J Schlegel.
lowing it. F ailu re to grow m ay be
Mr and Mrs J. J. H utchens w ere
lost most of th e ir goods and $60
eith e r dry w eather or u wet, cold
in bills, w hich was m a tru n k S unday d in n e r guests of Mr. and
soil The tendency to rot Is nutur-
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN
Mrs
¡Mrs. Hodges was still th ere and Mr.s. Hay L ayton in M cM innville. Lilin-
ally much g re a te r w here a wet
Bell H aynes Young. 62, died
(lost som e of h e r goods, w hich w ere
Services at th e church S unday at H eppner early Monday m orning
treatm ent has been used
I packed ready to move H er piano w ere well attended. F ollow ing a a fte r an illness of one week w ith
As a control for sm ut, C eresan
and some fu rn ish in g s w ere saved I basket d in n e r at noon T hom as Is- pneum onia
I I I » M i . . M a r t h a V a m i a r í a m ía n )
haa illIIsI itentl) |u liv en d in in« tin-
HOY Mr. und Mrs F ran k Hci - | N eighbors and tin- Red Cro;.-> gave laaes led in a song service C haplain
Lillie H aynes w as born on C he-
past few years m ore effective than
la- ¡stance to tin: distrci <;d fam ily J G. P hillip gave a talk in the halcin M ountain N ovem ber 4. 1873
the wet treatm en ts The effectiv e ini kx celebrated th eir 25th wed- land Friday they moved hack In afternoon
in
addition
to
preaching
Her parent» were j.n. Hayna m d
ness of th<- d ry dost treatm en t, ding an n iv ersary N ovem ber 11 in i P o rtlan d as Mrs. Hodges de ided in th e m orning and evening
Meggie S huck Haynes, both of
how ever. Is d ependen t upon the th e Huy hull Many of th e ir friends 'n o t to reb u ild at present
atten
d
ed
and
dancing wax enjoyed
M ary Sandy i spending the week pioneer fam ilies Mrs. H aynes cross
thoroughness w ith w hich the dust
M
others
club
m
et
Friday
w
ith
with
Mr.
Haymond
Sandy
and
D
inner
guests
at
the
Mr.
nod
M
ed
the plains in 1853. Mr. H aynes
is m ixed w ith the gruin. If u con
fam ily in Hillsboro.
cam«- a few y ears later
siderable ip ian tily of seed gram H enry D uyek home S unday ware M r s G W M cG raw und tied i )Ut
V ernon B atem an left for Los A n
Mrs Young was well know n in
needs to be treated every year, the Mr und Mr«. A rnold V andnm elcn. | q u ilt for th e parsonage.
geles S unday to attend the N ational both W ashington and Yamhill coun
Mrs. W ilson Hostess
grow er can probably well afford Io Mr an d Mr.s George Duyek and
Diesel E ngineering school.
ties The early p a rt of her life was
build a m ixer of his own S everal fam ily and Mis and Mrs. M cPcak
Mrs. Cass Wilson was hi -.tí
and Mrs Hen B atem an m ade spent on C hehalem M ountain. She
farm ers in the county have done and fam ily of Hanks
W ednesday afternoon to ttie Hank - a Mr.
business trip to R edm ond M on lived in N ew berg from 1914 till
Home extension u n it m et in the Mountamdali* "500" elu ib First prize
that, taking an old oil diurn, put
ting a crank th rough it on th e diag- Roy hall W ednesday. N ext m eeting was won by Mrs. Toir i Quali.'-. ..co day. Mr. B atem an's m other a ri d 1918 and was a m em ber of the
j.
t< r Mr; A J. B atem an and Mrs
w
ill
he
D
ecem
ber
7.
hurch of C hrist there. She was a
onal, m ounting it o n a scaffold
ond by Mrs. O ttis Johnson and M amie A nderson of Glenw ood, are C
Bible student. M iss Lillie
h ig h
enough
. n th a t
tin- g r a i n
C ouple H onored
th ird by Mrs C laud Lyda. N ext stay in g at the H atetnan home d u r - | diligent
Haym and J a k e Young w ere m a r
ra n tie sacked directly from the
A m iscellaneous show er was giv- m eeting will be w ith i Mi
Torn ing th e ir absence.
ried S eptem ber 30. 1919. They m ade
bu rrel a fter it is m ixed w ith th e |< ‘ii at the Hoy hall T h u rsd ay eve Q ualls in D ecem ber.
H arry W hitfield. G eorge K tssler. th eir hom e in H eppner a few years,
C e re e sn by its being revolved, ; ning in honor of Mr. an d Mrs
Miss
K
athleen
Jen:
en
of
O
regon
Haymond Sandy and C lifford S an then moved to Aloha and ow ned
Most of tlu> feed and seed d ealers L aw rence D elplnnche, w ho w ere
of the county a re also p rep ared to m arried th e past week D ancing N orm al spent th e w eek-end at th e dy m otored to E astern O regon last and operated a sm all chicken farm ,
hom
e
of
h
er
paren
ts.
Mr.
and
Mr..
week on an elk h u n tin g trip
la te r re tu rn in g to H eppner w here
tre a t this gruin before It is sent nut provided the evening's e n te rta in H. L. Jensen.
Amos S ellers is spending a few they resided on th e Young w heat
Som e m ix It on th e b a rn or m ent.
days
in
P
o
rtlan
d
th
is
week
C
ollect
Books
ranch at E ight Mile. Mr. Y oung
An acting com m ittee of tw elve
g ran ary floor by shoveling it over
Mr and Mr.s. M. J. Thom pson died A ugust 31, 1929.
T he A m erican Legion A uxiliary
by b u ild Thut is not as effective a persons issued in v itatio n s to a no-
Mrs. Young is su rv iv ed by tw o
is collectin g hooks foi an d . d au g h ter of V ernonia w ere
m ethod and is also a disag reeab le host purty held in th e Hoy hall of H anks
B andon people They
will S unday visitors at t h e C lifford sisters. Mrs M ary Wood and Mrs.
Job ow ing to th e irrita tin g c h a r T h u rsd ay O ctober 211 D ancing and th e
Sandy home. Mrs. T hom pson and C elinda D eford, C hehalem M oun
a c te r of the dust w hen breathed curds w ere enjoyed by 150 gu est-. g reatly ap p reciate gifts of bixik
W h ich may be fiction, history, b i d au g h ter are staying for the week tain; th re e brothers, Ben Haynes.
Som e farm ers have followed the
H onor Miss V an d rrx an d en
Bandon, and F red and Jo h n H aynes
p ractice of pu ttin g th e gram they
A su rp rise b irth d ay p arty was ography or Bibles which may be
of C hehalem M ountain: tw o ste p
w ant dusted in th e d rill box. then given in honor of Miss C lara Van- ' left at P o w n e s sto re to be sen t to
daughters, Mrs. Eugenia H uston,
adding the req u ired am ount of dust derzanden T hursday even in g P re s th e stric k e n people.
H eppner, an d Mrs. Earl George.
The It. N. A card p arty T h u rs
ent w ere R egina M eeuw sen, Erm a
P ortland: and th re e step-sons. Ray
V .mdehey. L o retta V andehey. C e d a y afternoon w as well atten d ed
and H arvey Young. M edford, and
celia and Agnes P ran g er. M ar Mrs. Cuss Wilson won first und
TIMBER Jack M cM illan fell off Bob Young of Seattle.
guerite, F lorence a n d R o s a l i e I Mrs. G eorge H erm ens second.
F uneral services w ere held at the
the log hull at th e shingle m ill
Duyek. Marie. P hyllis a n d Mrs.
B azaar N ovem ber 2k
C hurch of C hrist, H eppner. Rev.
Jam es V underzandrn. Inez Neilson
Legion A u x iliary bazaar w ill be S atu rd ay. He is in the hospital at I A lvin K leindfelt officiating. In
and Fred M eeuwsen. R ussell M ai held all day N ovem ber 28 in th e V ernonia suffering w ith a disip- ' term en t w as in th e H eppner cem
ler. Joe and Hill B ernards. Ernest ¡Legion hall A free dance w ith good rated right elbow and w renched etery.
and Jam es V anderzanden. W alter ■ m usic w ill be given in the e v e neck.
Mr and Mrs G eorge Tolson and
Jesse, A lysious V anderzanden. H ow ning E veryone is invited.
Mrs. G eorge W inings w ent to W hite- '
ard and C loire Evers. Elmo G a rd
N ext m eeting of the A m erican
n er and th e hostess, Mrs. C lara Legion A u x iliary will be N ovem - si n to visit Mr. Tolson's parents. I
Mr. and Mrs. 11 M. Tolson. Sun-1
V anderzanden.
I D » Z e ll S t r u t h a r i l
¡ber 27 instead of W ednesday. Thi day.
Hiteon clu b m et N ovem ber 5 at
w ill be an all day m eeting w ith
Team O rganized
th e home of Mrs. H annah C h riste n
' How did G eorge b reak Ins leg'"' 1 pot luck d in n e r a t noon.
Gu l
basketball team had its I
"Well, do you see those steps o v
S co u tm aster V erle W hite and four first m eeting at th e hom e of C e sen w ith eighteen m em bers in a t
er there?"
scouts. Billy K essler. Hobby S to h l celia M arche! M onday evening. La- | tendance. Roll call was "th e most
"Yes.”
er. H ow ard M errill and Earl Me- V erne K ilburg w as elected captain j im portant ev en t of my life.” A fte r
"Well, G eorge d id n 't.” - Ex.
' Peak, atten d ed th e court of honor and M averene T allm an m anager, j noon was spe-nt w orking on scrap
in Forest G rove W ednesday nighl Plan w ere m ade for fu tu re m eet- j books for W averly baby home. N ext
Bobby S to h ler becam e a second ing.-; Enough girls a re expected to , m eeting w ill be w ith Mrs. Lena
Olson N ovem ber 19.
class scout and E arl M cPeak and tu rn out to m ake tw o team s.
d o tti have to be
it
slint. lovely A m erican-
Mrs. H. A. Sonnem a. w ho has
-H ow ard M errill, first class scout;
G
ordon
E
bbert
of
M
onm
outh
vis-
spent the sum m er w ith her d au g h
m ade w atch for C hristm as
-tû enjoy ticJt whiskey I”
ited at the B. T allm an hom e T ues ter. Mrs W illiam F. C am pbell,
Lose to V e rn o n ia
from
B anks high school football squad day night.
left Friday night for her hom e at
M averene T allm an spent from S anta Monica. Cal. Mr. and Mrs.
lost to V ernonia F rid ay 25 to ti at
T hursday till S unday in B uxton.
: V ernonia.
C am pbell en tertain ed the follow ing
Mr and Mrs. S tevens left last | guests at a farew ell d in n er th at
Miss Lucille B urney, a teach er in
the M anning school staying at the Wednesday for K lam ath Falks to night: Mr. a n d Mrs. W ellington
I I I E. Main St.
Hillsboro
E E H opkins hom e in Hanks, spent reside for aw hile. He is a firem an ■ Cook and sons and Mr. and Mr.s.
"Let Andy Fix Your Watch"
I the w eek-end at h er p aren t's hom e on th e S. P.
H enry G reely and children of P ort-
Mrs. J e r ry B lackw ell is selling ! land.
««rend
in T routdale.
Small deposit will hold any gift
her
fu
rn
itu
re
and
in
a
few
days
»tret«»,« W h teh e y «O p r e e f
Roy Bacon is recovering from a
T u rk ey Shoot Sunday
O fficial S P. W atch Inspector
to P ortland, w here fall w hen a lad d er broke w hile he
Ae you prefer
I H anks post. A m erican Legion. she w ill ell move
for W ashington C ounty
In Bourbon or Bye
is em ployed.
l was picking apples. He received a
I w ill hold its an n u al tu rk ey shoot B lackw
O. S S h iffer w as accom panied by
¡S unday on th e H anks high school .i gro u p of friends to eastern O re J broken rib and in ju red jaw .
H arold F erris spent several days
| grounds
gon for elk hunting.
last w eek at Lyons.
Miss R uth B row n of Olym pia.
Mrs.
Ethel
LeC
erf
and
d
au
g
h
ter
Miss M argaret H edden of P o rt-
Wash., was a guest Monday of Mr
f O ak rid g e cam e to the hom e of
i land w as a w eek-end guest at the
¡and Mrs. S. N. C u rrin g to n and o Mrs
L eC erf's sister. Mrs. A rth u r S tru th ers home.
family.
Elliott, last w eek. Mrs. LeC erf is
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. V ernon
K enneth M unford of C orvallis q u ite ill and w ill be bedfast for
¡C oulter, N ovem ber 1. a girl.
¡spent S unday n ig h t w ith his nioth- several weeks.
ler. Mrs. Flora M unford, ill Hanks
Birthday Celebrated
Mrs. Ella M izner of P ortland,
Ituilding House
well know n in Hanks, has gone to | Mrs. Hay Elliott gave a b irth d ay i A E H anley has begun construc
party
for
her
sm
all
son
R
ichard
San F rancisco to spend th e w in ter
tion of a residence on South Moran
T he women of P ocahontas He- i N ovem ber 3. S he had a lunch at avenue betw een Baseline and O ak
i bekah lodge serv ed a chicken din- noon w ith a big b irth d ay cake dec- streets on his property there. The
! n er oil election day. They took in ' o rated w ith candy anim als for each house w ill cost $1.700 w hen com
guest. P resen t w ere Mr». Kay and
$27.15.
ehldren. Delois. B obbie and M ary- pleted.
P arm ley s Buy
lou. Mrs. T hurlson and h e r tw o
Subscribe for the Argus.
Mr. and Mrs. Ha.v P arm ley have children. B etty Jo and Sonny. A ft
¡bought th e hom e of Mrs. Eli G rin - e r lunch the ch ild ren played w ith
dle in th e n o rth p art of Banks. | R ichard in his playroom w here he
They plan to m ove in in th e n ear received m any presents.
future.
Mrs. Jo aq u in M iller of O lympi i.
Make This 25c Test
Wash., is spen d in g a few days w ith
Use buchu leaves, ju n ip e r oil and
See how (h r I-Orel \ K has been com pletely redesigned.
h er parents, Mr. an d M rs O. D.
6 o th er drugs m ade into little
It’s (he sm artest looking e ar in (lie low -price field. It
D rcezen. and o th er relativ es in
(Bv Mrs. P Patton)
green B ukets. Helps to flush from
has new com fort and safety. O peration is q u ieter.
Hanks.
The program at the school house, the kidneys, poisons and excess
B raking is sm oother and faster. A M I TIIKKE’S A
G rad e school pupils arc p ra c sponsored by the C herry G rove e x acids that cause poor elim ination
(I I O K K O l TWO V-H ENG IN E SIZES. You’ll w an t
ticing on th e o p eretta, "P ain ts and tension unit S atu rd ay evening, was resulting in getting up nights, fr e
to d riv e it—let us a rran g e it.
P atches,” to be given th e latter very successful. Miss B lanche Eick- q uent desire, scanty flow or b a c k
part of N ovem ber in th e high school w orth, hom e dem onstration agent. | ache.
Ju st say B ukets to y o u r
gym nasium .
led in com m unity singing. L. E. : druggist. In four days if not pleas
Mr. and Mrs. H arry B rooks and Francis.
assistant county agent. ' ed go back and get your 25c.- The
son of F airv iew sp en t the w e e k show ed several rolls of films. Miss - Delta D rug Store.—Adv.
end w ith Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook E ickw orth announced th e m eeting |
an d dau g h ters.
of the C h erry G rove extension
unit th at w ill be held F riday at
Rem odel Home
Mr. and Mrs. C ivil C arstcn s a re th e hom e of Mrs. G eorge W. K urtz.
im proving an d rem o d elin g th eir A second discussion on m eal p la n
ning and table service w ill be p re
house.
Mrs. C. B. H all spent Sunday sented by Mrs. T hom as Roe. and
night in P o rtlan d w ith h er son. Mrs A A lhgrcn of G aston A p la n
Brandon. Miss M ary W irtz took ned lunch w ill be served at noon.
care of Ihe telep h o n e office d u rin g As m any of the ladies th a t a t
tended sum m er vacation cam p at
h er absence
Mr. and Mr.s. Ray WiHidnian and "Lost P a rk ” as can. a re urged to
Mrs. M S. W oodman of Capitol be present.
A huge black b ear w as killed
Hill n ear P o rtlan d sp en t the w eek-
Ceresan Found
Good for Smut
W. L. Moore Elected Mayor of
Banks; Hodges Home Destroyed
Native Daughter
Dies at Heppner
Couple Celebrate
25th Anniversary
Man Injured in
Fall at Timber
a
Hiteon
Classes Held
at Wa/eklalc
Sewing Instruction Given;
Club Meets F rid ay
(R v
M ra . J
C.
S m it h )
HAZELD ALE T he WPA sew
ing class m eets in the basem ent of
the schoolhouse each W ednesday
at I i> m The class is ta u g h t by
Mr S A B ecker of R eedville and
instruction is given in m aking new
garm ents and rem odeling old clo th
ing Anyone over six teen y ears of
age is welcome to attend.
Mrs. Black H onored
Mr
J C. S m ith e n tertain ed
w ith an afternoon tea last T h u rs
day honoring Mrs. John Black,
w ho i leaving soon to m ake her
hom e in P ortland G uests w ere
m em ber : of the a d u lt class of the
S unday school of w hich Mrs Black
has been th e teacher since the o r
ganization of the school, and the
o th er teacher- D uring the a fte r
noon Mrs Black was honored w ith
a hand k erch ief show er. Those pres
ent w ere Mesdames R. B Doty,
Syverson, Long. Heil, K incheloc.
Jeld erk
Brooks, Taylor. Im lah,
Staub. Mills, O'Connor, th e honor
guest and hostess.
Club .Meets Friday
R egular business m eeting of the
C om m unity club will be held F ri
day evening at 8 p. m. at th e
schoolhouse.
Mr.s. Theo K aupilla of C ooper
M ountain is in Yakima, visiting
h er sister.
Mason Hill
Mr. and Mrs G eorge M yers of
Salem w ere w eek-end visitors at
th e A ndrew C hristianson hom e On
th e ir retu rn Mi C hristianson a c
com panied them as far as P ortland.
Mr. and Mi B E W aldorf. Mrs.
Ida Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. H ar-
ri.-on. Frances H arrison and H allie
Isaacs visited relatives at Falls
C ity Sunday.
tiaco. secretary; C harles Treglow n,
H.ieaHr ^ J 7 ai,UMr: aBcV.e c y G ray '
board m onitor; M argaret Simmons.
flow er m onitor; a««, A llan Cam
pbell.
.
.
r*'°')T ‘m ô m tô r '‘ 'ThV ‘7 ïa s 7 " h ,a d t ‘ a
H allow e'en p arty O ctober 30. Com
m ittee chairm en were: Lois Jo h n
son, place cards; Nancy Aileen
Easter, food; Dale Busch, table
decorations;
Mollie
O'Donnell,
games and Donald S tannard. clean
up. N ew pupils in th e class are
M ary Ja n e L au rie of S ilverton and
Leo M eade of Boise. Ida C atherine
Jones has m oved to C alifornia.
Ja c q u elin e H owell of Toledo and
L orraine T racy of Salem are p u
pils in 2A-3A at D avid Hill. M ar
jo rie L indsay has m oved to O ren-
co. A H allow e'en p arty w as held
O ctober 30.
A H allow e'en p arty was held by
P eter Boscow 3rd O ctober 30. H al
low e'en men m ade w ith oranges
and m arshm allow s, and original
m asks w ere m ade by the childr n.
other assistance I am tru ly gratefu l
i,nd 1 P™mi»e ‘hat I w ill'd o all I
Pow
er to?
to i 11 so h conduct
the
office
v n il
ava
nn
in u r m ta
t,h
. have no
J. a ‘,
E. Carpenter.
Illitl
Expresses Thanks
K indly perm it m e to express
th ro u g h your columns, my thanks
for th e support given me in the
last election, to those w ho voted
fo r m e and those w ho rendered
Promptly
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scription o ften is im por
ta n t. A life m ay depend
upon g e ttin g th e p ro p er
m edicine p re p a re d — and
d e liv ered — in tim e.
Two Registered Pharmacists
L. C. K ram ien
M arvin Woods
KRAMIEN S
Palm Drug Store
Prescription Druggists
Hillsboro Phone 542
East Side Terminal Portland
Phone EAst 9131
Grade Schools
O fficers of ju n io r high 8A are:
N orm an S tunkard. president; V er
dun Sim mons, vice-president; L e
roy Campbell, secretary.
Seven-A officers are. Eddie Wells,
president, a new pupil from M ed
ford; Earl Pearson, vice-president;
Ivan Steinke, secretary -treasu rer,
and Ju n io r Plapp. sergeant-at-arm s.
D avid Hill 5A officers: L o rrain e
D arnell, president: Jam es
R u t
ledge. vice-president; F rancis Ma-
Phone 268
RELY ON
I. X. L.
Dairy and Poultry Feeds
S h e’ll A dore
to keep your h erd or flock in th e best
of physical condition.
- - - - to increase production.
- - - - to low er fee d in g costs.
- - - - and increase profits.
J. L. Anderson
OLD
quaker
T o m o rro w !
See
M anufactured in Hillsboro.
A new C a r .. . at new Low Prices
an entirely new economy idea
A id Bladder
Elim ination
On D isplay at our Showroom s
M ixed conscientiously by
people you know.
A D JU STM EN TS
No w aitin g . . . no suit
. . . your au to ac cid e n t a d
ju stm e n t will b e settled
prom ptly and courteously.
0
M ade from the finest of home
grown grains and highest
test concentrates.
Old Line Board
Companies
£
Thoroughly farm -tested.
the
1937 Ford V-8
ie/7/i
I. X. L. FEEDS ARE
A sk
ELMER PETERSO N
D ennis Ave., H illsboro
about his claim
Cherry Grove
RUSHLOW
Consistently of high quality
and low price.
Try Them Today—Let the Results
Prove Their Quality
HILLSBORO FEED CO
McCORMICK-DEERING FARM MACHINERY
P hone 271
160 W. M ain S t
60 Kinds of Insurance
Phone 1701Y
336 E. Washington
Mackenzie Motor Co,
NEW « LOWER • WINTER
C hristm as
Cards
Totes ¿así
FR O M P O R T L A N D
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T ickets on sale daily until May 14
R e tu rn L im its “ S ta n d a rd " 30 days, others six m onths.
Chicago . .
Milwaukco
SL Paul . .
Minneapolis
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.
Standard
Tourist
. . . . $86.00
.
. . . . 72.00
. . . . 72.00
$68.80
67.90
57.60
57.60
Standard
New York .
Atlanta
. .
Boston . . .
Cincinnati .
New Orleans
Philadelphia
St. Louis . .
Washington
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. $136.50
. 112.80
. 142.40
. 102.20
. 101.40
. 134.30
.
81.50
. 128.50
Tourist
Standard
$119.30
95.15
125.20
85.90
........
117.90
115.10
Coach
Starts This Week
$57.35
56.60
48.00
48.00
Tourist
Coach
$101.20
83.98
105.20
79.00
81.15
101.20
65.20
99.70
$89.75
73.13
93.75
68.15
67.60
89.75
54.35
88.25
L ike fares to many other points
Tickets honored on these premier, fast air-conditioned trains.
NORTH COAST LIM ITED
via. Great Northern Ry.
via Northern Pacific Ry.
Portland to Spokane, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago.
Everything for comfort, pleasure and economy in train
' Th u g * h * f
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be bad on application to your Southern Pacific agent —
Details w ill he furnished on reouest by R. II. Crosier.
General Passenger Agent, S. P A S Ry . Portland, Ore
PORTLAND
for
“ In all tilings the Red Cross is proof
th at hum an selfishness is not th e d e
term in in g law of life. T he m ore th e
Red Cross grow s in its w ork th e b e t
te r the w orld will be. T he m ore it
grow s in m em bership s tre n g th , t h e
stro n g e r its influence will be and the
m ore w ork it will d o .”
Coach
S T A N D A R D good in nil c I abscs of equipment.
T O U R IS T good in teuriat sleeping car» and coaches.
T O U R IS T - S T A N D A R D gotyi in tourist sleeping csrs to
Chicago, standard sleeping cars beyond.
T O U R IS T .C O A C H g o o d as above to Chicago, coaches beyond.
C O A C H good in coaches only
Sleeping car charges are additional
EMPIRE BUILDER
Red Cross Membership Roll Call
“ T he past y e a r has been im portant in Red Cross accom
plishm ents. Floods, to rn ad o es and tire s have bro u g h t
home to th e public m ore th an an y th in g else th e fa c t th a t
the Red Cross is the P eo p le’s Red Cross, th a t it stan d s
rea d y at a m om ent’s notice to help them in d istress, th a t
th e Red Cross rep re sen ts the hand t h a t expresses t h e
H e a rt of A m e ric a.”
Th ere A rc i ’our D iffe re n t Mem berships:
A tiu al
Contributing
$1.00
5.00
Sustaining
Supporting
w ith nam e
im printed
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Y our m em bership may be left a t the A rgus office w ith
Mrs. E. C. M cK inney, H illsboro roll call c h a irm a n .
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rhonr W *
Place your o rd e r now so th ey will be
rea d y fo r an e a rly m ailing.
dust-Vrowi . , -nii bardwar^
’
50
ixon-laVl"
$10.00
25.00
Only 50 cents of each m em bership goes to national
w ork. T he c h a p te r keeps the b alance for local w ork.
’ H ere is an asso rtm en t of decidedly b e a u
tifu l g re e tin g c a rd s w ith prices well
w ithin the rea c h of everyone . . . c a rd s
th a t give y o u r C hristm as m essage th a t
e x tra personal touch.
’. f u T R V -O «
Third
$ d .00
for
w ith nam e im p rin ted
ÎTillsbon®A.r g us