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Christmas Rush
A R C U S. H I L L 8 B O R O .
| d u b s; displays at the teach ers’ ill-
I stitu te and a booth at th e fair.
Tins year, in O regon, it us e sti
m ated that one person dies each
day from tuberculosis W idening of
the tuberculosis cam paign can cut
this average, it is believed
S tu d e n ts M ake
G o o d R ecords
at B loom ing
of o th er city officials, w ere guests
of Councilm en Jo h n W itm er. I. C
I.ik e th e sm all trick le w hich
K ram ien and Dr J O Robb
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1,s ,lle f,‘ •* Waters af er the
th e Im perial cafe, wh
d in n er , , ,.)> ■
n e.iekaee- no« a n . f l i l l l L lO O lv tlll
lH»Mn E W tluirl.-h.l
w as served.
th en are rem inding th e office force
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BI OGMING P II p i I s o f I h e
At th e close of th e meal, th e re- ,n th e H illsboro post office that the
Bloom ing school w ith perfect at-
tirin g councilm en m ade short talks C hristm as rush is at hand again
’ tendance d u rin g the past six w eeks
in w hich they recounted th eir ex- w ith its late hours and m ountain
are Doris Sim m ons A nna K rahm er.
pericnees as m em bers of th e eoun- high stacks of mail
Jean H ergert and E sther M eyer
cil.
W hen questioned, the postm aster
D oits Sim m ons and Je a n H ergert
First to speak w as th e v eteran and clerk.- all a.'n u lled lh.it they
received grades of UNI per cent in
of th at body. M H. S tevenson "I w ould be fully content if the flood
(Btr Mr*. P Pattern
th e six-w eeks spelling tests.
have serv ed a long tim e." he r e of C hristm as m ailing was u n d e r
CHERRY GROVE T hursday ( t o
Mr ami Mrs C ooper attended a
m arked. "and it has not alw ays way now instead of th e » i v k b e
n ig h t’ the tw o room s of the grade family reunion at th e H erm an A l
been easy for m e to atten d m eet fore C hristm as
school w ill com bine to present a len home at C herry G rove Thank.s-
ings. but 1 have felt th at as a
In connection w ith C hristm as program at the school house at giving day
S eventeen relatives
citizen of H illsboro I could a f
packages.
W
illiam
G
oetter.
assistant
8 M ts Ellen N yberg is the teacher w ere present
ford to devote th a t tim e to city
postm
aster,
relates
a
trip
to
P
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in
th
e
upper
grade
room
and
Mrs.
y
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Jepson w ith Niel.
w elfare
Anlu and Ju n io r atten d ed
1 have only one p a rticu lar deal and d u rin g the heighth of the rush Mary G rant teaches th e p rim ary
grades
rile program w ill be for ., birth
w hich ran k les in my heart, and ,dsl year
celebration in honor of
that
w as th e tim e we allow ed the "If those who mail packages only both T hanksgiving and C hristnr is. \p,.s ,ie pson ii m other at B ethany
l ittle Alice Johnson is the latest Sundav
separation of th e light and w ater could see the m ountains of mail
.
‘
u tilities At th at tim e we m ade a g athered th ere and overflow ing the victim of the m um ps th is week
Mr
and Mrs Tom Olson. C h ile. ' A SlH' lal T ? ‘*nf ° fo thc ’•“ «■niers
deal w ith th e w ater com pany for prem ises, th ere w ould be
more
Irene
and
Bob
of
C
arlton.
Mr
and
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« as held in B unnings hall
fr«-c
h y d ran ts and th ought t h a t caution in w rapping." G o etter said
Mrs H arry W allin and son Ju n io r N.°' , 'nb*'!' ; ’ w “ h, V""*' ,le fu n "
w as a good th in g However, we
"W hen you stop Io consider lh.it of G aston w ere T hanksgiving day £
en te tam m ent for the group,
failed to com prehend th at the next jh e packages u n d ern eath that heap d in n e r p a rty guests of Mr. and Mr . "'K h aw
ards « ore reeoived l-v Hen-
y ear w ould brin g th e creation of of m ail J re su b ject Io cru sh in g August F rid
r > V oelker and Janies Jepson
a public u tilities com m ission w hicn w elg|lt despite all that can ln
S
igurd
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allin,
a
sophom
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at
S u rp rise G iven
im m ediately ruled us out of the d one by postal clerks, then you r e
W illiam H ering was honored witli
free ren tals "
alize that frag ile articles in flim sy O regon S tate college at Corvallis.
spent from W ednesday until S u n - ' a su rp rise party at his hom e S u n
He said that he had enjoyed his w rap p ers haven't a chance.
day w ith his parents. Mr. and Mrs. day night, the occasion being his
serv ice w ith th e council and prob-
"Alm ost everyone w ants th eir A W allin
7 blv w ould miss th e m eetings
birthday C ard playing furnished
Misses Lois and May Johnson of en tertain m en t P resent w ere Messrs
j ohn A nderson, the second r e tir packages insured." G oetter d e c la r
ed.
"but
w
hat
they
really
w
ant
is
ing councilm an, also related his insurance th at th eir package is P o rtlan d spent th e w eek-end w ith and Mesdames H enry H ering and
th eir m other Mrs Alm a Johnson daughters. Jo h n H aase and ehil-
pleasu re in w orking w ith the coun
cil and w ished th e new m em bers going Io reach th e persont o w hom , Mr and Mrs G uy M Dailey ef dren. Louis N eukirk and John,
it
is
addressed.
Salem spent
T h an k sg iv in g w ith Rudolf Meyer. Leonard Muhly .uni
luck as did J. M Person, th e oth er
"T he best in surance they can get Mr. and Mr.- W. E Folsom.
daughters. C arl S ehildhauer. Wil-
re tirin g m em ber.
is a good stout box for fragile ar-1
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liain H ering an d son and W alter
tid e s, or heavy p ap er and stro n g .
B irths
H ering
tw in e for less fragile articles. In
The O ’C onnor children a re out
th at way they can certainly bank
D ebra To Mr and Mrs Jo h n
du e to the w hooping
on th e postal d ep artm en t d eliv er- D obra of Orenco, N ovem ber 30. of school
.
ing the packages in good o rd er be- a 8>rl.
.
“ '
Mrs 1. H ackett and Mis.- Al-
H utchinson—To Mr. and Mrs.
fore C hristm as." G oetter said.
REED VILLE—"Pages of P ow er"
ere in th e past office we try O ren H utchinson of N orth Plains. w ina Will of P ortland spent sever-
is th e nam e given to the B ible in to "H
ex p lain all of this when flimsy- N ovem ber 22. a girl i R eported to
th e observance of U n iv ersal Bible packages ap p ear for mailing, but A rgus last week as O rvil H utchiil- ;
Sunday. D ecem ber 6. Special se rv it is im possible to reach everyone son.i
ice of un u su al in terest in the R eed E very y ear gifts a re lost because a
P e te rs—To M r and Mrs W illiam
v ille ch u rch at 8 p m.
w rap p er and ad d ress come lease, P eters of G aston. N ovem ber 29. I
"T he Seven P rin cip les of W or or th e a rtic le is broken because of tw in boys.
ship" is th e th em e to be discussed im p ro p er w rap p in g "
at th e union serv ice of th e O renco
D ivorce S u.is Filed
A gain this y ear th e post office is
and R eedville ch u rch es next W ed
“ J 'c a llin g atten tio n to proper a d d ress-, H ay w ard —W L. J r against M ar-
nesday evening. D ecem ber 9.
| in g of packages, both w ith th e jo rie
7:30.
nam e of th e person to receive th e S p a rk s—P earl E. against Harold J.
W ednesday evening w orship at gift,
and also w ith th e address of | C
_ ask ey —D H against Ella R
th e ch u rch at 8 S p eak ers for Wed th e sender
placed in large, clea r I
nesday night arc Mrs. W. J E n letters in one co rn er o r both sides
If you change y o u r address kind-
schede. D r A nderson, both of O r of th e package
| ly no tify th e A rgus d irect and at
enco, and Mrs. T aylor of Reedville
In
w
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gifts,
patrons
of
th
e
once.
tn
A rrangem ent are u n d er w ay for a
—
C hristm as program and “nra'et’ice p " <t " fflve a re w :,rn,' d th a t I"’1’-
has begun.
placed in sid e C hristm as parcels.
A splendid pageant was re n d e r N eith er should th e packages be
ed by four girls of th e Sunday sealed unless th e sender w ishes to
school, w hich w as enjoyed by a pay first class postage rates.
good sized audience.
F u ll d etails and instructions on
Mr. and M rs B ecker and family-
obtained at th e post
m otored up into W ashington and l)ac*iin 8 can
enjoyed T hank sg iv in g w ith r e l - i o ifiee’ _________________
BO U G H T
SOLD
atives.
DI
O ne of th e most com prehensive
annual m arket and price outlook
rep o rts on tree fruit, small fruit;
and nut crops ever published by
the agricultural extension service
at O regon S tate college has just
been released and is availabl
from county agents The c ircu lar
also review s th e cu rren t farm price
situation, show ing a gain of about
one point in the general level of
farm prices in O regon since mid-
Septem ber.
The report was prepared by I.. R
B reithaupt. extension ag ricu ltu ral
economist, w ho says th e most sig
nificant factor in the outlook is
the conclusion reached at th e re
cent national outlook conference
in W ashington th at consum er p u r
chasing pow er w ill be around 10
per cent g reater in 193” th an in
1936. This is expected to sustain
the general farm price level fairly
well, although gross ag ricu ltu ral
production is expected to increase
substantially and som e item s so
m uch th at prices w ill be low er
n ex t year.
The fruit, sm alt fru it and nut
outlook sections of the rep o rt con-
tain some new ly prepared Oregon
fru it and nut price index num bers
w hich show a high deg ree of r e
lationship betw een
th e general
average level of prices for these
com m odities and th e purchasing
pow er of th e consum ers. Seasonal
yields, general production trends,
and overseas m ark et conditions are
also im portant.
T he stren g th of consum er p u r
chasing pow er appears to be well
m easured by th e U. S. index of
factory payrolls. B reith au p t says.
D ata in th e rep o rt indicate that
this index w ill probably average
77 in 1936. com pared w ith 58 d u r
ing th e 1931-1935 period and 100
from 1926 to 1930. A 10 p er cent
gain in 1937 w ould brin g th e a v e r
age to som ew here around 85 per
cent of the 1926-1930 level. Ju st
w hat the 1936-1940 average level
of consum er p urchasing w ill be
com pared w ith th e previous tw o
five-year periods cannot be d e fi
nitely foretold, of course.
D ata and ch arts published in the
rep o rt show a sh arp increase in
th e production, of citru s fruits,
and this com petition for Oregon
fru its will ap p aren tly become still
keener, judgin g from the p ercen t
age of young g rapefruit, orange’
and lemon trees in th e citrus or-
chards. In addition to the general
situation and outlook for fru its
and nuts, the report takes up sep
arately each kind of tree fru it p ro
CONSIGNED
P .-T . A. to M eet
duced in Oregon, as well as the
The P.-T A. m eetin g w ill be
various sm all fruits, w alnuts and
Y e s! Y ou C a n B u y O u r
filberts.
held this F rid ay even in g at the
school house. It w as plan n ed for
G U A R A N T E E D
/
last w eek but had to be postponed
(C o n tin u ed fro m
1)
on account of foggy w eather. It
is hoped th a t a good sized crow d wood. B eaverton. Aloha. M etzger
and G arden Hume durin g t h i s
w ill attend.
O n O u r L ow
school y ear From these tests a
n u m b er of ch ild ren th reaten ed w ith
(' of finued fp«m par» |j
R a te F in a n c e
th e disease have been found, th u s
was concluded w ith H iatt paying
assisting in early discovery of the
$125 U nder the agreem ent H iatt
disease and so in suring th e health
is to care for th e ground outside
and prolonged life of the child.
the runw ays, and keep th e ru n
•
T hrough funds furnished by the
‘(«sntinneri from n«r* I'
w ays clear of grass, w hile Ed Ball
A m erican Legit n posts of W ash
B
a
r
g
a
in
s
L ik e T h is :
local pilot, will operate the hangars cedar tre e across the w ires w hich ington county. X -ray exam inations
and m anager the field.
fell in th e highw ay.
At Leisy- for a large n u m b er of children
A nderson M otor company, re- ville still an o th er fence row fire have been furnished to assist in
1 9 3 4 W illy s S e d a n
ccntly moved from t h e Sahnow b u rn ed off poles an d dropped th e th e w ork of th e health association
A ear that has undisputed
garage at Lincoln and T hird av en - lines in to a field
T h ere h av e been 23 d eath s in
omy. Paint, upholstery a n d
ue, w as denied an application to
O th er fires w hich have d estroyed W ashington county since 1932 from
tires very good. M otor splendid.
attach a pum p to th e gasoline tan k s poies and caused tro u b le in fence tuberculosis, the records show. Mrs.
Y our sta rtin g troubles these
at the curbing in th e ir new loca- ro w fires w ere
on th e
Forest M argaret Logan, county n u r s e ,
cold m ornings w ill be
tion south of M aeKenzic M otor G rove-D illey highw ay: M eyers road points out th at all of these d eath s
over Only
com pany
south of B aseline and on th e L aur- could have been prevented if the
• i D own — B alance M onthly
In m aking the denial th ere w as elw ood road
disease could have been discovered
considerable discussion of c u r b
“We spent a larg e sum of mon- in time. In addition to Ihe d eath s
O TH ERS TO CHOOSE
pumps. th e councilm en. in the ma- ey." E aster said this w eek, "to rc- th ere have also been 45 cases of
tK I I J t
jority. apparen tly favoring th e re- move th e danger of trees toppling tu berculosis discovered and tr e a t
m oval of all gasoline pum ps on onto th e lines and succeeded in ed.
curbs in Hillsboro, although no di- cu ttin g this tro u b le to a m inim um
W atch for the
A nother activ ity of the healtn
rect action in this direction w as Now w e find th e sam e sort of association here through use of
tak en .
tro u b le again from grass
a n d h ealth funds, was th e tra n s p o rt
On a m otion m ade by Jo h n L. brush fires w hich have not been ing of 13 form er p atients to the
A nderson and am ended by D r J. controlled."
state san itariu m f o r a n an n u al
O Robb, th e m ayor w as authorized
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check-up to d eterm in e w h eth er or
to appoint tw o comm issions to act
not th e disease still was in an a r
w ith the city council. The first
rested state.
w ill be a p ark commission and the
(Bz z » ll S tm ih » r « i
The health association also re-
o th er a utilities commission. A n
R ebekah club m em bers from h ere m em bers th e patients sen t from
derson. advocating th e p ark com atten
d ed club at th e hom e of Mrs. ibis county to th e san itariu m and
mission. pointed out that th e d e E isner on the Bend road Tuesday, sends C hristm as gifts to each per-
velopm ent of the city park neces
Ralph. th e sm all son of Mr. and ii° n d u rin g the holidays
sitated m ore thorough supervision. Mrs.
R obert H olland, u n d erw en t a
F unds also have been u ed i.i
T he utilities commission. D r. ■second m astoid operation S atu r- an education cam paign against the 2 n d a n d W a s h . P h o n e
Robb said, w ould deal first w ith day.
disease w hich has included sp eak - [
the sew er system as the o n l y
H iteon school closed tw o days for ers at M etzger and Tigard civic
u tility ow ned by the city, and next
w ith w hatever ad ditional utility T hanksgiving and th e teacher. Mass
the city m ight acquire Both com E sther Schrader, w ent to her home
m issions w ould serv e w ithout pay. at M onm outh over the w eek-end
F rancis Beach, com m ander of the
A rtic le Published
V eterans of Foreign Wars, appeared
Gene W. Rossman. H illsboro life
before the council in protest of a l
leged discrim ination in connection insurance district agent, has an
w ith th e use of th e auditorium article published in the D ecem ber
New Y ear's Eve for a dance. He i« u c of "Q uota and Volume " pub-
pointed out that w hile th e firem en lication of th e In su ran ce Research
and th e legion had nights reserved and Review Service.
for annual dances, th e V F W.
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had b«'en left out this year. The
M a rria te Licenses
delegation w as told that any agree-
John H
B uchanan, Cornelius
P ro m p t
P h o n e 81
m ent w hich they had w ith ttic m an- and Leona M. G erardo. H illsboro
agem ent of the skating rink would N ovem ber 27
S e rv ic e
M a in S tr e e t
hold good and th at th e council d i d ----------------------------------------------------
not stand in th e way of any dances.
T h ere followed som e discussion
of the use of th e au d ito riu m by
S p e c ia ls f o r S a tu r d a y O n ly
various organizations in H illsboro
und th e councilm en expressed the
opinion th a t a policy should be
establisluxf next y e a r which would
There's n o thing sa'er or m ore e ffe c tiv e
give p reference only to the fire
than BUCKLEY $ M IX T U R E .
Tw o r r three
men. O th er organizations will gel d«3s<$
m sw eetened hot v a t e r just befn-e
the use of the au d ito riu m only on bed t m e and m ar y a su fferer fro m stran-
choking B ro n c h ti* or A sthm a hat
such nights as th e city and lease
O h io . 3 b o x e s
found reL ef and a good n -g h f'j rest
holder a re not using th e place
I f you d o n 't b e 1 eve it get a b o ttle to
The present arran g em en t, t h e day at any firs t class drug store— vou must
councilm en said, was for tlie p u r get com plete $ati$fact«on or m oney back
pose of m aking money for th e city — a *air o ffe r
Is m ad e th a * BU C K LEY’S
to be used in retirin g debts against M IX N T o U te R E No it claim
for B ronch’* $ ' A s th
th e auditorium , and the city should ma but it w a ill cure bring
Quick re 1 ef from
not be called on to sacrifice ail.« 'h a t choking, gasping » t r a g i c for breath
•n d help you g e t a good nig h t's rest.
p o rtion of th is incom e
S t r i n g l c - '. N o. 2 c a n
A nnual extension of beer and
Hillsboro Pharm acy
C h erry G ro v e
S chool T o n ig h t
Reedville Church
Plans Union Meet
T h u rs d a y , D ecem ber ll, I'.t.'tG
O R E G O N
nl days of this w eek at the F W
H inrichs home
T w o nieces of M is Fred llowlby
spent T hanksgiving vacation lieie
Tin y are stu d en ts al C orvallis
H F V . < 1 IA K I.E S
A
S IA S
Rev. C harles A Sia
70. tiled
S atu rd ay at T u rn er follow ing a
1< ng illness He preached for 42
years m Ihe C hristian church, and
e.ime to O regon from the east 34
years ago lie occupied Ihe p u l
pit of the
H illsboro C hristian
church a great many years ago.
ami was pastor of th e Forest G rove
church for some time.
Rev. Mr. Sias was active in the
m in istry until May of llli'. year
when he m oved to T u rn er M em ori
al hom e from a pastorate al C a n
by.
For th ree years lie served as
sla te secretary of South Iduho
C hristian Mi- lonary society
S u rv iv in g a re tlie widow. G race
Rias of T u rn er, tw o sons, Rev l
A drian Sias of Ham ilton
Mont
and Rev H ubert E Sias of Grain.i-
ville. Idaho; tw o daughters Mi
T hom as H untington and Mr .1 C
P alm er of Fossil He is also M in n -
ed bV th ree bro th ers m the ea I
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Light halves and som e |>L ecs
MODEL BAKERY
W illiam Stutilfier. Prop
McMinn« ill«*, O regon
ami
and th e follow ing brother:) ami a ousin of Mn E l . Moi
. Anna Sias ol llillsh o n
aster-
B enjam ín Sias amt Miss
Mary Sias of the Katiaas City com
Legal hl.inks, be and 10c A coni-
m unity n ear Forest Grove. Mis
C harles B uhm an a n d M is
Ella plc! -upply uvallable at the Kills**
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J. M PERSON, Mgr.
Raving, A
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Ixutn Itldg.
Christmas Sale
Dresses
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Used Cars
d re e t a u d party
z\ 11 colors, all
A b ig rack ful F
County Seal Sale
Mav Break Record
Council Authorizes
More Sewer Funds
USED CARS
Valuable Cows Die
When Poles Burn
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