P age Nino
T hursday, N ovem ber 1 fl, 19?, ß
Plan Program
„it Helvetia
Friday Night
O n S tate B ody
H. th e fo llo w in g desertb-
jp e rty in th e «‘state o f
I S ch e u re r.
deceased,
i W a s h in g to n C o u n ty .
Several Varieties of Grass
Found Hardy in This County
1 mor* particularly
I
a a p o in t w h e re th«»
id r u n n in g West fro m
ih S chool House in te r-
l.n • c i th e D o iU -
C liim o f H v e r J a ckso n
IN
H in g e 2 W W il-
rid i.m . a n d
r u n n in g
H) rods in th e een-
road
thence West tfO
,• N o rth 49 rod s to th e
f :
I D o n a tio n L a n t
E ‘ 8D rods to th e
be’;, m u n g . c o n ta in in g
« vr««». « <»u *•» y A gent »
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r
«s» »
M u ltn o m a h "I M an
G ja a n n g e , ,” R e-cap tu red
be re ce ive d at th e la w
L P a tte rs o n in th e
in H ills b o ro . O re -
da
of N ovem -
E fiB E R . E x e c u to r o f
W illia m M S c h e u re r.
I. P a tte rson , A t t a r -
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D a ' ' 'f l i t p u b in a-
: 17. 1936
99-4
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■if,
U n ifo rm P la n A sk ed
in Lax D elin q u en cy
A n d e rso n M o to r C o.
J las N ew L ocation
.4 d a
■ . s- ■ ¿
M o d e m in flu e n c e in Fine Pieces!
y;,. .... ; • g. :
‘'In* b ets” in « very w ay! “ Best
" bi
'e rn (*. : ni«! “ Best b ets” in fine w ork-
r. . hi: : ‘ B e t b i t s ” in low er-than-usual prices!
i w.
T h re e 4 -H Y o u th s
G u ests at L u n ch eo n
Em ploy ers M ust
Registe r fo r A ct
406
dirceli
H a y w a rd
IMPERIAL FEE
lined
!,;•» !
R o o m S uite
I iv in g
- e a in lir-e d !
Comfortable! A suite you’ll
are the graceful lines!
eta he modern trend.
... Xtz
W ill In c re a se Y our P ro fits
Selfridge Furniture Co.
H ills b o r o
13G S. T h ir d
Phone 21X
Ave.
C ouncil to Pass
B u d g e t T o n ig h t
4
f
The Business o f
"Let's Figure We'll W ant $1000
for a Trip Abroad in 5 Years'
Your Water Company
i
\
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This Handy
lingerie line
to every woman who sees this new 1937
60th Anniversary
H A R D W H E A T FLO U R
O.
K
■l
6-foot linger'® hne and 12 Ut
il© clothespins— iust the right
six© fcr lingerie.
witnessing our speeicl EASY
Washer demonstration— now
going on.
r a v Cash and Save— T ra d e w ith Im perial
Imperial Feed & Grain Co.
Phone 01
M ille rs o f Q u a llt r i ’eed«
S o u th Seeond
Ave
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Only EASY
Gives You These
H IL L S B O R O B U SIN E SS A N D
P R O F E S S IO N A L D IR E C T O R Y
T T DOES not m a tte t at w h a t h our
you m ay find occasio n 'to tu rn on
a fau c e t, it is our business to see
th a t w a te r is th ere.
P -’
TELL U S b o w y o u w a n t to sa v e and w e ’ll
fig u r e o u t a p la n fo r yo u .
And b e a r in m ind th a t we have qu alified for F e d
e ral Insurance. T h a t m eans th a t you a re fully pro
tec ted a g a in st loss up to .$5,000 u n d e r th e F ed eral
Plan. It m eans th a t th e b en efits of th e savings and
loan plan, recognized fo r y ears by m illions of th rifty
people, are g re a te r today th an ever.
To assure you of this most essential
service, it is necessary fo r us to
construct and m aintain pum ping s ta
tions, transm ission lines and a dis
trib u tin g system th a t is reliab le, and
to keep a force of e x p e rts alw ays
at y our service.
R. E. WILEY, local m anager
P e rm a n e n ts nn«l all kinda of
beam y work.
Telephone IdSiX
at
H ills b o ro
W eshinclon «'„tinty Aireneiec
1NSCHANCE service
F irst N ational Rank R uildins
Phone 2211
IllRaboro
P h a rm a c y
S a n ita ry B eauty Shop
a n il
SURGEO NS
All kind.* of Beauty W ork
A. 0 . PITM A N , M. D.
PERMANENTS
a «pcciiUty
P i n Sit IA N and S t ’RUEON
X-Key and Physio-T herapy
Teleph«»ne 1471
Common* U N ational B ank Bldg.
C o m m e rc ia l B u ild in g
M ah»
'
EASY Spiralator—:ast?r
washing action.
GEORGE T. M cGRA TH
P H Y S IC IA N S
'
O ffice 3231
Telephones
Residence 701Z
DR. D. E. W ILEY, M. D.
P h y s ic ia n and
S urgeon
W e lls B u ild in g
Telephone 144
Fvenlns». S w u ley . I»y A ppointm ent
DR. W . IL EASLEY
O ffice 2CS2
Telephone©
Reatifence 26St
G A R B A G E collection
D E N T IS T
G arbage Collection
M ain S tree t, N ear T hird
Telephone 2961Y
a nd Cans
O ffire in
nilhhors
B e a u ty W o rk
D E N T IS T
I x n n A sso ciatio n
J. M. FERSON, Mgr.
G e n e ra l
IN S U R A N C E
C o m m e rc ia l B u ild in g
Peoples Water and Gas Co.
B ld g .
E Y E ’S BEAUTY SIKH'
DR. RA LPH DRESSER
T u a la tin V alicy F ed eral S av in g s a n d
A I.o*n
SH O P S
EASY Dual-Release W ringer-
can t hurt opetalor.
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WE
D E N T IS T S
S ta rt w ith any sum from $1.00 up. Come in and
ta lk it over, or phone or w rite for ex p la n a to ry book
let.
Barings
B E A I TY
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tlp s ta im
R uitding
JA C K
M A IE R
T E L E P H O N E 1391
1
Get the proof el hew much mor© this
new EASY Washer gives you lo r
EASY Lifetime Goar Cas©-
every penny ol your money. Sea
lulh/ enclosed mechanism.
how its patented, exclusive Splralatoi
washing action saves clothes—seves
,
- ,a ’tes h urs oil wash day. See how Its Dual-Release wrings«
b
liv. ’ y « "
ee! proof. Thon take stock ci Its beauty and con-
v. o r,c o l:
es. Quiet rubber casters. Electric water pump no
llilin g . Handy cord holder. Big, porcelain enamel tub. Quiet,
d ire c t gear drive new ellent mechanism. No belts to slip, stretch
or break.
Selfridge Furniture Co
Phon«' 21 X
H ills b o ro
136 S. T h ir d
Ave.
IBAMfc 5 4 V .S
'y e a r and be in g e x tre m e ly pal ■' <b -
f 'o n d itio h s fo r .«<’<hn:i gras»i on Is not a t^ooil gi a .» to inclm Je in th e
h u it i
f a llii l.meM. s tu m p patch«* . m ix tu re . It HrirW » 6 O ra n k its f ir t
'A’.tlt.’H. u iu l v a rio u s oth er areas y e a r th a t it w ill re ta rd a nd v» v
ih r Mn John U Divide«*,
w h it li r iiij'h t !>«• Im p ro v e d fi om th«.- m »rly ch o ke <»ut HOW«• t>f th e o th e r
Hl ; V E T I \ Ht lv< •lia .school p ro-
* I u id p o iiit
o f .u p p ly in g pa. ''M il' dr:i <•: hut aft«*r its
p ra m w ill In* |{ h v ii F rid a y n ig h t al
have md het1*11 v e ry favor;abit* th is h<*gih to t h in o u t and by t •
():
H I
Uh«* |>r<»ni am c o iit.iiiis I h i
7* i
m o is tu re
it)
ia ti
L a ck «if
th e m id ye a r it i i p r actn lly a ll gone
p lu \
Tin* ( ‘ i f
W h is k e r; " “ S u it
r.H aind liH ’ vt •ot«?d m » t o f th e ;,« «■ t u n ii'... it has re '■edet I its e lf U n d e r in 1}
th e Prof« to r." "K e lig io tiM H i lu
fi-,,m i:«9 m in u tin g , b u t
'»ini' h is p:. tiling«- « '« iiitil ions,
hand and o th e r m u acal n iiin h e i
been
i ’eded and mort* m ig h t w«-‘U have an o p p o rtu n ity to do th is
« -
!•*! ee h im h w ill he served a fte r
T a ll f<‘..cue 1 a n o th e r m*»/
be I f Ihe p a stu re is to be p e rm a n
th e p ro g ra m . I.a d n -. b rin g .a n d
tan
ent. i i i i x t u i c i are p re fe ra b le g e n w h ic h seems a b le to
'4M
M
I
v. ich« and cake
e r a lly to in g le grasses, except, on d ry su m m e r and fa ll w eal.1
O eto
Ladies' A id met N o v e m b e r 11 al
i w e t land w h e re Hi ed ca n a ry grans e x c e lle n tly amt should, w hen cefi
Ih e hom e o f M i
Is I, tie r (H ie rh e r
up-
is a v a ila b le , be used in a ll <>i
i prohut;«'y the tim at tie. lia b le g ta
La
w it h M i
Fie« I Ihn j'.« i a . . b lin g
land p a stu re m ix tu r e s A t the
| c ro p th a t can be g ro w n .
1930
hosle • M e*. E la in e Y tth g e r p la y
c
u
t
tim
e
th
e
re
i
piactic:«'
H ig h la n d ca n a ry grass o ffe rs a
ED
L U C E . PI*
ed v io lin and c o rn e l solos N e xt
. lo t o f p ro m ise and can w e ll be seed a v a ila b le , a lth o i ,h one
in c e c tin g W ill he w ith M r
H o b e lt
in
g
to
n
c
o
u
n
ty
fa
rm
e
r.
E
lim
seeded even on la n d w h e re the
K a u e r I)ece m h e r 9
m - M i l l 1 III
i Heed ca n a ry gra s is o r d in a r ily b<*r. ro u te 1. H ills b o ro . w ill
s i l l f I I I M H ’. O V i:
in itia tio n
c e ra
An
im p re . iv e
• up-
I seeded. A p p a r e n tly th e H ig h la n d O ther ye a r have « < o m rm ic i
M EN J
tile
scout
H
ilf
t
-
rnony was h e ld al
s tra in w ill .stand ju s t as m u ch w et p ly o f seed.
N ot s i « h
itig F rid a y n ig h t H o w a rd H itte r,
O n th e A n to n e E v e r fYr.-e
w e a t h ir a., th e lo w la n d can and
P a til IP d io p and Jo«* M e rce p w e re
w ill
c e rta in ly
d o m uch
b e tte r 1, Forest G rove , th e h ig h la n d
Î
K iisse li
M organ.
W
Ih e new
c o iit m em b e r
S e ve ra l
c o u n ty d is tric t attorne*.
j w h e re tin* land is in c lin e d to d ry o f ca n a ry gra a th is y e a r m ade an
fr o n ts w ill u tte n d c o u rt o f h o n o r
¡o
u
t
m
th
e
■
u
m
rn
e
rtim
e
.
T
h
is
gruhs e x tre m e ly h«s v y g ro w th and a fie r th e ii. , i • \ «'it
to e x e c u tiv e co m m itte e
nt H ills b o ro lo tu g h t <T h u rs d a y ).
d is tric t a ttu in e )
a»e.relation at i m ay ta ke the place o f • onio o f o u r be in g cu t fo r seed show ed quit«* a
I ’c t e .lo ss ! M o v in g
g ro w th . W h ile th e
o f a fte r
a n n u a l m e e tin g in P o rtla n d la .t gi.i».> m ix tu re s on some o f th e la u d b it
d a y o f N over
I Pet* H. i w h o had a p u b lic .ale
w h ile
p e rm a n e n t p asture is de- se e d in '! on th i E v e r'» pluce was o r-
week.
re c e n tly , i. m o v in g Io Ih e W enger
I lie d
It ce rt H illy
is
.o in e llu ilg ig m a lly made in ro w s, th e fir s t E o u r'h A v e n
hoUM* n e a r H e lv e tia
s ta tio n th is
| w o rth
the c o n s id e ra tio n o f any p la n tin g no w tin e « ' ye a rs o ld ha.;
E. ' .1 a k.
w eek
g io u n l g fe. ' south
fa rm e r
w h e re
so m e th in g
re a lly p ra c tic a lly ci v e re d t h e
M r i A H o w a rd e n te rta in e d w ith
Seed o f tin s d ra m is n o w a v a il- East
I p e rm a n e n t is desired.
I Str«
a c a id part> F rid a y n ig h t at the
O rc h a rd gra , and E n g lis h rye able O n nu .t o f th e la n d th a t ta n -
By
hom e o f M r and M i • la ste r B el-
seeded
on,
s
p
r
i
n
g
a
ry
grass
is
; grass s h o u ld be In c lu d e d in any
prop«
litig e i
P re .e iit w e n * Misses M a r
seeding Is m u c h s a fe r th a n fa ll
to
he
M u ltim m a h
( u n ity ’s
y o u th fu l m ix tu re , and can ba used on ra th e r
jo r ie M eek L e ila and A v a H o w u rd
seedings C a n a ry grass geirnm at«
d
r
y
la
n
d
th
a
t
is
ra
th
e
r
w
et
as
lo
n
g
7 in c l
th li
M r and M i
B e llin g e r. M essrs Ted "o ne m an gang. was back in th e
• x tr e in i'Iy slow a id
c n o q ';" n !-
as
It
lx n o t h e a vy o v e rflo w
land,
and G le n Z u rc h e r and l.o v u t D a v id - ! d u tc h e s o f the la w th i w eek a fte r
ly. w ill n o t m ake s u ffic ie n t g ro w th in g
i
A
lo
n
g
w
ith
those,
it
l.s
a
g
o
ixl
plan
chase alo n g th e p a c ific h ig h w a y
••»u H ig h »<i>re was u w u rd tx l L e ila
It o II «• some red to p because o f its to become w e ll e n o ug h i la b li In u v o t i
H o w a rd and l.o v a t D a vid so n and Jrom B e a ve rto n to A lo h a Sunday
| od fo rm in g h a b it, some t a ll oat to stand the fro s ty w I'.iic r in ■ ul.v o f t
o be a
( on u la tiu n to M a r jo r ie M e e k and by S ta te P o lice m a n A l Johnson
grass, com m on w h ite « lo ve r, tim - o r la te w in te r
T
h
e
y
o
u
th
,
15
ye
a
rs
old.
i
alleged
(B e n Z u rc h e r
; o th y , and so m e tim e s a lit t le a ls ik e
, M r and M rs V ic to r S m ith have to have a d m itte d th e th e ft o f 1» n r ' o r la d in o c lo v e r. T o get a r e a lly
i «-turned
fr«*m C a lifo r n ia
a fte r a u to m o b ile s in th re e days
'g o o d p a stu re m eadow w ill o r d in
sp e n d in g tw o w eeks v is itin g th e ir
Helea.sed F rid a y b y th e ju v e n ile a r ily re q u ire Hi o r 20 p o unds o f
A ll
to n L y n n S m ith , at I.os A n g e le s.
a u th o ritie s
o f M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty
rane
L ie d Y u n g c r w as abb* to r e tu rn fo r a p re vio u s ca r th e ft, the boy | seed p e r acre.
Ita lia n ry e grass w h ile e x c e lle n t
hom e T h u rs d a y n ig h t fro m th e St
is said to have im m e d ia te ly ta ke n in H p ro d u c in g ca p a c ity th e fir s t
i m ore
((Tynt|nu«-d fro m p a r» I )
V in c e n t’.’» ho- p ita l. w h e ie In* had ail a m ach in e fro m P o rtla n d , w h ic h he
L a rg e st d ro p in le v y i reco rd e d 7:39 ,
o p e ra tio n on his knee fo u r w eeks abandoned la te r in fa v « r o f a n
at B e u ve rto n w h e re th e le v y d r o p o f No
ago M r Yungei* is v e ry la m e b u t o th e r c o n ta in in g s ix ca rto n s o f to
ped fro m 15 2 in 1936 to 9 6 m ills
he :
can get a ro u n d w ith th e use o f a bacco. w h ic h h«* h id at his p a r
fo r 1937. V a lu a tio n fc r 1' 37 al n , th e C
e
n
ts’
hom
e
at
W
illa
m
e
tte
cam*.
lo w e r, b e in g $1 138.575 49 a c o m
W o rd re c e iv e d fro m
L o n g v ie w
Sunday
he c o n tin u e d his raids
pared Io $1 162 443 68 fo r 1936.
N i l i I« I. (H s I lf iH H « • S \1 ?.
h o s p ita l a n nounced th e b ir th «»f a and d e cid e d on a t r ip to B e a v e r
A n d e rso n M o to r co m p a n y is oc
194"
O re n co
lA w ere d
th e l e y
fo r
f i l l , B a rb a ra A n n to M r and M rs ton. and O ffic e r Johnson spotted c u p y in g a n e w loiaation th is w eek
7th
On
A lf r e d N y d c g g e r M rs N y d e g g e r is the paneled d e liv e ry a on«1 r e m the M« E ld o w n e y b u ild in g on 1937 to 4 2 m ill; a rom p, ed to 1936.
,0
A o.-ege
4 11 m ills fo r 1931! Va lia tu n : a l i
a d a u g h te r o f M r. and M rs. F re d p o rte d stolen and gave cha «• F in a l T h ir d a venue b e tw e en W a sh in g to n
3 fc
45' E.
fe ll fro m $243 094 90 fo r 1936 :• M . a:
Y ungcr
ly . d is c o v e rin g th a t he w;v about a n d Ba e lin e street . it was a n $245.91981 fo r 1937.
C o u rt
. A II M e y e r Is s e rio u s ly i l l at to he o v e rta k e n , th e boy ju m p e d n o unced b y A r t h u r And«-i son. rnan-
:.f O r
In S h e rw o o d a n o th e r o op in in g to n
•
h«»:i e
fro m tin* m a ch in e at A lo h a and agi'i'.
w ill
h
'v
y
and
a
ra
i<
"
in
v
a
lu
a
tio
n
i
;
M rs C E K o rn is q u ite i l l and to o k to his heels, but was c a p tu re d
T h e d is p la y and o ffic e space on
lu g li'
h ad t<> h a ve m e d ic a l care laxt w eek. b e h in d a b u ild in g Be was ta ke n to th e fr o n t is b e in g m ed tin -, week, show n, th e v a lu a tio n fo r 1936 be in g
d r<
P o rtla n d and g ive n in to th e < a t«xl) and th e re m a in d e r o f th e roo m $336.863.89 w ith a le v y o f H I as in Wa;
o f th e ju v e n ile a u th e n tic .. in P o r t w ill be a v a ila b le to th e m about com pared to a v a lu a tio n o f $333.-
D e ce m b e r 19 T h e m ove is b e in g 428 52 w ith a le v y o f 6.3 m ill: fo r
la n d fo r f u r th e r d is c ip lin e .
N o rt
mad«' to a ffo rd b e tte r d is p la y f o r 1937.
of
C o rn e liu s has a
lig h t d i op in t i n 1
l ‘ , ait ia«
,
v
a
lu
a
tio
n
and
a
s
h
a
rp
ra.
«
•
in
th
e
Fi i th e last e ig h t m o n th s o r m ore
M e riti
< Cunt In tird fro m !»■*• I>
th e c o in p u n y has been lo ca te d at ■ le v y fo r 1937 T h i- v a lu a tio n fo r cordod
been alm ost c o n tin u o u s ly w it h the
I93IJ
was
$531.471
4
0
and
i
i
V
a
ft
T h ir d and L in c o ln w ith S a h n o w
w o rk
ince its b e g in n in g T o th is
B ro th e rs ' garage. K e rn & K ihbee. fo r 1936 as co m p a re d to $530,440.6'» : cuti« I
fa ct he said th a t h e a ttrib u te d
( C n n tin tirtl fro m p a i r l>
«a n tra c to rs . h a ve been o c c u p y in g v a lu a tio n fo r 1937 and >i le v y o f
m uch o f th e Kuecess in th e v a rio u s p lo ye d ; e m ployes in th e r a ilw a y in
ih e M e E ld o w n e y b u ild in g
sin ce 8 2 m ills
•la te
O f th e th re e states. O regon d u s try su tije e te d to c a rrie rs ' tax
new se w e r sys- i T ig a rd has th e h ig h e s t le v y o f
and O k la h o m a are th e m ost su c a«i ¡c u ltu ra l la b o r; d o m e stic se rvice 11,iu d ru c tio n o f th e
I a n y d is tric t so fa r re p o rtin g to
ce ssfu l in w in n in g tro p h ie s. he r e in p riv a te homes; eusual la b o r not le m w as begun.
, th e assessor
V a lu a tio n fo r
1937 Wh«*c'«
la te d . w h ile th e m ost cups have e m p lo ye d in th e l uurse o f tile e m
I is $1.355.931 9.3 as co m p a re d to $1.- OMEBBaMMBSBVïBSEVWHSBBSSEBaîlHBliaaBilRUSïlSBS-SIl
been w o n in O regon
1344.736 46 v a lu a tio n fo r 1936 ;u I
p lo y e rs tra d e o r business, services
lie ta lk e d at some le n g th o f his p e rfo rm e d as an o ffic e r o r m em b e r
I le v y o f 14.8 m ills .
< Fly V iv ia n H udson)
t iip s each y e a r to th e In te rn a tio n a l o f th e c re w o f a vessel do cu m e n te d
L iv o n to rk show in C hicago, w h e re u n d e r th e la w s o f th e U n ite d S tate
M r and M rs C la u d e E w in g are
S I ELI \ HANCOCK
n a tio n -w id e conferences on 4-H c lu b o r any fo re ig n c o u n try ; s e rvice p e r liv in g w it h Ja ck W ade since th e ir
M iss S te lla H ancock.
83. d ie d
w o r k ta k e place, a nd o f th e in t e r fo rm e d in th e e m p lo y o f th e state I ca b in b u rn e d d o w n . T h e Red Cross here
M onday
m o rn in g . F u n e r a l'
est sh o w n in th e w o rk by a la rg e o r g o v e rn m e n t o r p o litic a l s u b d i : at H ills b o ro d o n ate d th e m d o t h - se rvices w ill be h e ld fro m Y o u n g '
n u m b e r o f tin* n a tio n a lly k n o w n v is io n o f e ith e r, and se rv ic e in th ■ I ¡ng
F u n e ra l H om e to d a y
iT h m «lay'
business m en
S ix c o u p le ; fro m th e M a n n in g
e m p lo y o f any « ro u p w h e re no p u t
a. m. In te rm e n t in th e I O
O ne o f tin- m a rk e d advantages o f o f th e net enrninKS in u re to the ' n u u n u n ilv . m em bers o f th e B anks
ce m e te ry.
th e w o rk . P lu m m e r d e cla re d , was b e n e fit o f any p riv a te . b a re lu Ider L e g io n p e t . v is ite d w it h N. 11
m ade with th e best inpred-
U'
f . ♦ th a t ’ •* I B
hoy
m I o r in d iv id u a l.
N ie lso n N o v e m b e r 1 T h e la d ie
IM PER IA L EGG MASH
l l i r s «if P n e u m o n ia
Jjirl» M T tncd t<> h a v e u c q iu rc d the
don ate d and p u l u p w h ite c u rta in s j
'¡zinning of th e w in ter sea-
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B e n e fits nt th e ne w system w ill w it h green r u ffle s at h is w in d o w s I L e o n J D a ig le r, 71. d ie d in h is ients o b tain ab le.
a b ilit y to g it to tin ir f r i t m id te ll
hom e at T ig a rd ro u te 1. T ue sd a y o f
( f our m ashes has been
ab o ut th e ir a e tiv ilie .'
T h in , lie be fe lt in 1942. at w h ic h tu n e tin
M r and M rs
G else ln n an a n d pn e um o n ia . He m ove d to T ig a rd ■ son, th e Cod Liver Oil eonten
fir s t p a ym e n ts w i l l be made. A ll
th o u g h t. was an a c h ie v e m e n t w o rth
fa m ily
a re
liv in g in
th e
lit t le i fo u r m on th s ago fro m Scappoose, I increased to give b e tte r egg p r eduction and low er m ortal-
h a v in g because, in b is e xp e rie n ce , tie rso iis re a c h in g th e uge o f (la are house on th e M ild a f.a c m e rm a n and w as b o rn in N e w Y o rk in 1865.
.'«I IM PER IA L MASHES.
lie Ii.id fo u n d so m a n y m en w h o e n title d to d ra w a sum e q u a l to p ro p e rly M r. KeLsehman is w o r k - i F u n e ra l s e rv ic e s w e re h e ld W e d | ity. It m eans m ore p ro fits to f
w e re u n a b le to respond w h e n th e y 3 ‘ j p e r cent o f t h e ir to ta l e a rn in g w ith th e m en. w h o a re log- : nesday a fte rn o o n fro m th e D o n e l-
in g s T h e re fo re th e lo n g e r th e em -
Im perial M ilk E gg M ash. 100 lbs...................$2.35
had been c a lle d on.
e K a h te r I sen
Sewell Funeral chapel with
I p lo y e w o rks, th e m o re m oney he g in g o ff th e tim b e r on th .................
Im p erial Egg M ash. 100 lb s.............................. 2.20
, b u ria l in th e H ills b o r o c e m e te ry
, d ra w s in wages, th e g re a te r w ill «state.
Big-Lay M ash. 100 V»».................................... 2 1 0
4 be th e b e n e fits d e riv e d u p to 0 1 .lam es R e p p cto last w e e k shot ] , e leaves n o re la tiv e s .
th e b ig c b ic k e n h a w k w h ic h has
1 m a x im u m o f $8.r> a m o n th .
4
-g rain S cratch ..................................................... 1.95
of
been
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tin
g
on
th
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chicken:
Say y o u sa w I t in th e A rg u s .
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C IT A T IO N
A p a rty was h e ld at th e hom e o f
IM PER IA L high p ro tein DAIRY RA TIONS are p re
P ro te I. if any. again.-.! the p ro - p e r cent w ill be d e d ucte d fro m th e M i and M rs f ) 9 n T im m e rm a n F r i
No. 4190
• n i l l ily budget fo r 1937, w ill be wages o f th e e m p lo y e to w h ic h th e d a y e v e n in g w it h 33 in atte nd a n ce . In th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e S ta te pared to stive you m oney and. at the sam e tim e, to assure
n u d to n ig h t i T h u rs d a y ! at II in e m p lo y e r m ust add a s im ila r sum
o f O regon, f o r th e C o u n ty o f increased her«l production. 1 ry them today.
In v ita tio n s w e re e xte nd e d to N
I • c o u n c il c h a m b e r at th e r it y In 1949 th e ra te w ill be g in in e r.'a s- II N ielsen. A lb e rt Jesse. M r. and
W a sh in g to n .
'i. I. B u d g e t proposes an increase ilig o n e -h a lf o f one p e r cent « ve ry M is L ouis D ober. M rs C e c il H irs t In th e M a tte r o f th e E sta te o f A u
• i. \ p e ii e o f a p p ro x im a te ly $1(10(1 th re e years u n til 1949 w h e n the ra te an I d a u g h te r, and Ja ke S a u e rw in e .
gust S pecht, Deceased.
w ill becom e th re e p e r cent.
...$37.00 ton
o,
a le v y o f 17 m ills .
Im p eria l D a iry , 2 0 %
T h e n e w la w raised a s to rm o f and tile fa m ilie s o f J. K . Reppeto. T o E m m a R e pple, M a tild a S e h e ik -
I lie proposed b u d g e t ra ils fo r a
e rt. also k n o w n as M a tild a S u r-
C
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ce
U
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.
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... 32.00 ton
C ow R ation , 1 7 % .
t o ta l m u n ic ip a l expense o f $32.600 i e r ilic l'm in some q u a rte rs , ill«' ilt- B e rth a S haver, and th e Jo h n T im
gard. and A n to n S pecht and to
... 30 00 ton
M o ia sse s D a iry , 1 5 %
as co m p a re d to $31,640 40 i y e a r ! ta ck b e in g a im e d p a r tic u la r ly
a ll o th e r devisees and u n k n o w n
m erm a ns o f O rc h a rd a le , a nd M r.
a«o Increases in costs a re fo u n d in the a c c u m u la tin g s u rp lu s w h ic h is and M rs.
. 25.00 ton
12%
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v a rio u s ite m s and v a rio u s d e p a rt to t>e in ve ste d in gov rn n ie n t bond
above
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decedent.
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o r m e d I o pay o ff e x is tin g bonds
m ents o f th e c ity , a ll s m a ll
In th e N am e o f th e S ta te o f O re
C la u d e E w in g has b u ilt h im a
O n th e b u d .'e l c o m m itte e th is th e same as a n y ta x.
O u t o f th e ca m p a ig n c r itic is m shake ca b in fo r th e w in te r, w h e re gon, yo u and each o f y o u are
y e a r are .1 W B a ile y , N ye B ris to l.
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re b y com m anded to be and ap-
th e o ld one s to ix l. w h ic h was d e
V. W. G a rd n e r, M o rris W e il. O. th e re arose a p ro p o sa l to m a ke th e s tro y e d b y fire .
I a p p ea r b e fo re th e H o n o ra b le C o u n
ta
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load
P h e lp s and P. A A n d e rson , a c tin «
w ith o u t e s ta b lis h in g a su rp lu s, and
KITCH EN Q U EEN — 49-lb. sack
$1.53
w ith th e c ity c o u n c il.
changes a re e x p i'ile d to fo llo w in
CROW N FLOUR— 49-lb. sack ...............
th e ne w congress.
No W o n d e r
Mr
G ush: " T h a t dress is th e
H IG H LA N D C H IE F— 49-lb. sack
$1-40
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ln
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a
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tin
tun I pel feel f it I have e v e r seen."
M is . C h a i'K it: "T h e n yo u sh o u ld new s o f H ills b o ro a n d th e sur
Read i i
h a ve seen th e one m y hus-band ro u n d in g c o m m u n itie s .
B. o u r w arehouse and
A ll above p ric e s F.
had w hen he g o t th e b ill fo r it . " - a nd ke e p In fo rm e d on w h a t b
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to
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