n tl l p f n n o
Pngfc Tw o
north C ornelius spent C hristm as
visiting Mr. B lakew ay’s sister and
brother-in-law . Mr and Mrs O tto
Peterson, at Salem
C e n l Davis of C arlton s p e n t
Sunday evening visiting his little
daughter. Eulia. at the William
Dunham hom e south of C ornelius
a r g u s , it t t . t . s
n o r n ,
O r e g o n
T h ursday. D ecem ber 31, 1936
M inn. Mr and M is Floyd Hall n n x lern i/e th e d airy industry el
ami family, and Mis Z ie-ke of th e county.
*'
:n ld. and W dl and PhllteM
Electrify Farms
Hall of B rainard. Minn
Farm electrification to date in
Dolores S tew art is spending the cludes 103 brooders. 150 pum ps. 2U
week w ith her grandparents. Mr w a te r h e a te rs . 2 h o tb ed -. I u ric, i
and Mrs C harles Evans.
lion projects Using 35 horsepow ei
H o p k in s visit.
Sunday d in n e r p arty guests at 15 m otors of various sizes and one
May 14 Francis S Fstepp. 91.
I the I. T W oodw ard hom e w ere w alnut di4er
H illsboro's last C ivil w ar veteran,
Dll Heilit ie* have also beset the
ORENCO Mrs Jo h n MeGe« has Mv and Mrs W illiam M cConnell,
(By Dorothy Cooke)
dies. Loggers in four eam ps still been appointed postm istress
of Mr and Mrs E dw ard and A C comiJany d u ring the past sum m er
CORN ELIU S—C hristm as Eve th e '
idle.
C ounty h ealth association Orenco.
because
of the dry w eather which
W right of P ortland
M ethodist church presented i t s ;
urges county h ealth d ep artm en t.
low ered tin* stream s, causing I rouble
E
dw
ard
M
eihoff
has
purchased
annual program . Follow ing the ch il
Mrs
C
arlyle
and
her
d
au
g
h
ter
z
May 21 Prim ary cic< I ion vote th e old W arren place 11 y Is ta k in g Mrs C M A lexander, and t inul.v at the generation plant Considei
d re n ’s program , consisting of re c i
( ( ’ o n lin u r t l fr o m n a f e 1»
able less was also experience I
-cord Short routes
o sea out the old orchard, and giving
tations and class exercises, the ¡n th e n u m b er of traffic deaths sets
of Council. Idaho, w ho cam e Io through fires w hich bu rn ed poles
ad v an ce into m ou n tain s l.ai L n \ n- th e place a general cleaning
young people of the church p r e - j on th e highw ays.
spend
t
h
e
holidays
hen*,
spent
ami caused line break throughout
ers of county u n ite to b attle pow er
Jo h n M eEntire, b ro th e r of Mrs
sented a pageant. "In the Guest
Follow ing a re county events of d istrict H illsboro high sehou cele- Floyd Ensley . has been seriously C hristm as day w ith the G eorge D a prolonged fila * season. E a ste r re -
Room of Your H eart.” Santa C laus
G
arrett
fam
ily
in
P
ortland
pi*I ted
ill th e past tw o m onths
John
follow ed w ith treats for all present. I im portance taken from th e news brutes 23th an n iv ersary .
l’lie low wale r season, now a bout
lloscm ai v and C ordelia W ilken
i colum ns of th e Argus d u rin g 1936:
Max
28
A
dditional
federal
funds
In
-
b
een
w
orking
for
\
McGill
A fter the program 23 young
of P ortland visited l.orene S c h e ld t1 at its e n d for tiri* \ o a r i‘i *6. ii i
Ja
n
u
a
ry
2
K
enneth
M
cDaniel
g
ran
ted
sea
routes
P
etitions
of
and
Son
at
G
resham
.
people from the H illsboro and C o r
b e en th e m ust s e v e re one ot re e u td
over the w eek-end.
lin e Present
nelius M ethodist church gathered and D elbert T urner, both of Hills- land ow ners for exclusion from
Mr and Mrs Harold H olmes ami fo r tile w a te r pi >w e r plant s of P ort
to carol in both com m unities, and : boro, lose lives in accidents. Court pow er d istrict den ied bv sta te com
Born
to
Mr.
anti
Mrs
L
indsay
a
Miss Evina McMillian of Dallas lam i G e n e ra l E le c tric co m p an y .'
w ere entertained w ith lunch served rules e rro r m ade in 1935 W ashing mission. F ru its included m soil girl C hristm as m orning.
and Miss C arol M cFall of San hi* sani "T lie o u tp u t from th e se
by Rev. and Mrs A lexander H aw ton county tax sale P o tato g ro w conservation paym ents. Jo h n Plass
Mr
and
Mrs
Alv
in
K
oeliek
a
r
Francisco w ere C hristm as guests at p lan ts, w h ich d u rin g th e g r e a te r
th o rn e at the parsonage in H ills ers urged to register u n d er potato elected v ice-president state F a rm rived from Sacram ento. Cal W ed tile W 11 Ring hom e
nurt of th e y e a r p io v ld e tro n i Cl) to
control law. Safew ay store a n ers'U n io n Mrs 11 R M organ elec t nesday ev ening to spend the h o li
boro.
Mis W Valin of Ferndale. W ash, 95 p e r c en t of th e energy laa p iirc d
nounces
move
O
range
P
helps
chos-
ed
president
O
regon
F
ederation
of
M aurice M undorf. a student at
d a y s w ith friends and relatives spent several days last week w ith for th e e le c tric a l sy ste m of tin*
Business and Professional Women's here.
O regon S tate college, is spending :en first citizen of Hillsboro.
Mis Gev'ige Erickson Mis E r ic k ctwnpany. was able to supply less
Ja n u a ry 9 Postal receip ts show- clubs.
th e holidays w ith his m other. Mrs.
ila il and Floyd K arns w ent to
J u n e 4 -Class 100 g raduated at Tillam ook last T hursday on a b u s son and Mrs Valin w ere old class than n ne-third of the energy re-
increase over previous y ear S ta n
Jo h n Mundorf, and family.
q n ired during the m onth of No-
mates.
H ilht D airy creek flood control iness trip.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge R itth aler of ley Davis. 18. H arry F. Williams. 22. project
Floyd K arns Jr. was hom e over veniber. th e rem ain d er coming
planned W illiam E Mas
T im ber spent the w eek-end w ith w ounded in shooting in Lee Davis ters.
Rays H ave D isplay
the w eek-end ami left for B re m e r from sto.on generation plants and
R eedville pioneer, dies
home. C h erry G rove Tax collec
friends and relatives here
by purchase freni Ih
M ountain
T h e It. A Rav hom e n ear O ren- ton. Wash . Sunday evening.
J u n e 11 P lans m ade for d is tri
tion gains over previous year. W a
Ju n e Wells of Redm ond is sp en d pato lake dikes b reak as riv e r bution veteran s' bonus bonds. C rew s eo lias a very beautiful display of
V anN orton W eatherly of Seots- S tate l’ow er oinpany at the W<
ing the C hristm as vacation at the floods in storm .
speed Wolf creek highw ay w ork at C h ristm as lights, w hich illum inates bnry was a visitor at the C alvin Salem inU'ia onncctn n
home of her grandm other. Mrs.
"It vv. s necessary (or the first
S ylvan Im p erial Feed X G ram th e e n tire front yard It m akes a I G ross home D ecem ber 23
Ja
n
u
a
ry
1
6
-
Wolf
creek.
Wilson
Joseph Cochran.
l.ynn Mills of Medford, w ho is tim e in several years to operate
P very p retty C hristm as scene as y en .
riv er roads rejected as w ork r e com pany com pleting addition
d
riv
e
along
th
e
O
renco-H
illsboro
all
th ree steam plants ef the eom-
atten d in g tlie teach ers’ convention
Program Given
lief projects. M ore th an e i g h t L. P atterso n elected president of road.
in Portland, is visiting h ere w ith pany at th e ir m axim um output
Local grade school p resented its inches of rain reported since first H illsboro ch am b er of comm erce.
Both the church a n d school Ins m other. Mrs. C harles Evans, These plants are m ain,lim ed and
C hristm as program from th e a u d i of year. V oters approve Sherw v\*J
Ju n e 18—D edication re m o d e le d
C h ristm as program s w ere w ell a t - • this week
kept reaily for just such e m erg en
torium W ednesday evening
union school d istrict. G rand jury S h u te p ark plan n ed Ju ly 3 Ju d g e tended and enjoyed.
C. C. R uth spent th e C hristm as begins probe Cherry Grov e shoot R. F ra n k P eters elected grand m as
Mr and Mrs G lenn Robson and cies anil ait* of vital Im portance
O renco school • vv ill open after fam ily spent C hristm as at Dallas in giving reliable serv ice, of em u -e
holidays in Seattle.
ing. City council votes in favor of te r O regon M asonic lodge F u s t
in periods of extraordinarily lo w
Miss Thelm a C ornelius, teacher publicly ow ned utility d istrict for bonus bonds d istrib u te d to v e t th e holidays. Ja n u a ry 4.
w ith Mr and M is M ark Blodgett
at John Day high school, stopped electric power.
erans. C loudburst swamp.-, berry
C ircle to M eet
Mi < Woods of H illsboro is taking w ater add heavily to th e eo-t of
operation."
at the home of Miss B lanche Fine-
pickers n ear C ornelius School p a
om en's C ircle w ill m eet at the care of her daughter. M rs Lindsay,
Ja n u a ry 23 Date set for h e a r trons set reco rd v o te in H illsboro ch W
gan T hursday. Miss Cornelius, a
u rch next W ednesday a fte rn o o n 1 and family.
E xam iner Due W ednesday
form er C ornelius resident, is spend ing on proposed u tility d istrict in school election.
at 2 w ith M is B u rd ette an d Mrs
Party Guests
ing the holidays w ith her parents, this and seven counties. H illsboro, J u n e 25—Tax collections f i r s t Robson as hostesses.
R. J Dooley, ex am in er i f o p e r
sew
er
project
given
governm
ent
a
p
C
hristm
as
party
guests
of
Mr
Mr. and Mrs. R obert C ornelius of
h alf-y ear show big gam. V eterans
T he sacram en t of the Lord s S u p and Mrs N athan Rose w ere Mi ato rs and chauffeurs, w ill be in
proval for funds. Police raid "Spin- ru sh postoffice fo r bonus money.
C orvallis
p er w ill be observed in th e O ren -i ami Mrs H erbert Rose, C yrus Rose H illsboro W ednesday. Ja n u a ry 6.
I-aVerne Shav of Tillam ook spent InlnR " h e e l n ear T igard and ar- WPA highw ay w o rk consolidated co church next S unday m orning at
and son. Mr. and Mrs Sam Pasley at the courthouse betw een tlie
C hrlstm as w ith his parents. Mr. rcst o perators for conducting gam - in H illsboro office
11.
|
bling
amt daughter, and Mr anil Mrs hours of 10 a in to 5 p m
J u ly 2 — "H appy D ays" cele b ra
and Mrs. F. O. Shay, and fam ily
G uests of Mr and Mrs. C. P Ted E dw ards and son of P ortland.
All those w ishing perm its or li
Ja
n
u
a
ry
30—R
egional
conference.
O ther guests at th e shay home for
tion opens C onstru ctio n new lioir.es Beck over th e holidays w ere Mr i
censes to d riv e ear- are asked to
a dinner party w ere M r and Mrs. L eague of O regon Cities, held in begins build in g boom in Hillsboro. and Mrs F red Becky of B rainard. I
get in touch w ith him during these
Will Beals of Forest G rove and son Hillsboro, discusses tax sales. Ag L. T. M cPheeters tak es over duties
hours.
Russell of Portland, and Jacob C o r ric u ltu ra l conference finds l e s s as postm aster. W PA spends large closes expenses all paid M ore than
re ll and the host and hostess and lands being used for farm in g in sum in w ork relief.
700 teach ers a tte n d first tri-co u n ty
A udited ( ireulatlon
county. P o w er district
h earing
J u ly 9—B ank gains reflect local co n ference here. T w o dead in auto
fam ily.
A m em ber of the A udit B un . hi
Rev. and Mrs. C harles Reed and proves q uiet a ffa ir C ounty rep o rt p rosperity. R ecord crow ds attend m ishaps. H eavy vote forecast at •
(C o n tin u ed fro m page I )
of C irculations the Argus gives the
Miss "Happy Days" celeb ratio n Sale of election.
fam ily and Miss Florence R usher show s cut w a rra n t debt,
i m onths of th e new year. Al re a d v A dvertiser proof of au thentic p od
Sofia H etlesaler. G arden real e state indicates boom.
of G resham w ere C hristm as d in n er Beate
N
ovem
ber
5
—
R
oosevelt
carries
80
horsepow
er
has
been
assured
for
up subscribers To th e w i.e buyer
p arty guests of Mrs. M. D M ann Home, and C lifford A. Mapes. Cor-
Ju ly 16—G ran g ers of 12 counties county tw o to one. C ounty s e e k s , irrigation equipm ent w hile d a iry . of space th e re can be no su b stltu ti
and Mrs. M attie Sm ith He w as nelius. killed in au to accidents.
picnic here. G ran d ju ry asks for m ore m oney from taxpayers. B uild- men are fast installing m ilking
form erly pastor here.
F e b ru ary 6—C ity council votes X -ray m achine for county hospital. ¡ng G aston sew er begun. M ayor m achines a n d w ater heate rs t o
A rgus classified ads get results
Monday. Emil Bolin, w ho has to p revent P E P com pany from im S tate b rin g s suit to condem n P o in t G a rre tt re-elected. C r e w begins'
been visiting his m other. Mrs. D. proving holdings in H illsboro. F ed e r cem etery at S y lv an on highw ay clearing cam p site on Wolf ereek
C. W hiting, has retu rn ed to his eral court o rd ers city to pay h y right-of-vvav. N ew M ountain Home Mrs. C. E. Wells elected first Hills-1
home in Pendleton.
d ran t ren tals. All re fe rre d law s ch u rch dedicated.
! bo ro councilw om an.
Miss V ernita Irm ler. w ho is em voted dow n in election. V eterans
J u ly 23 — H ugh Rogers elected
N ovem ber 12 — C o n tracto rs com-1
ployed in Portland, spent C h rist begin applications for bonus.
state com m ander U nited Spanish p lete new sew er lines in Hillsboro.
m as w ith her parents. Mr. and
F e b ru ary 13—Long cold s n a p W ar veteran s. C ity council Zor t i g R eedville m an m eets d eath in h ig h
Mrs. J. A. Irm ler.
ends in silv er thaw . L T M cPheet- o rd in an ce passes. P o rtlan d boy shot
Miss D orothy Sam sel of H ills ers nam ed to succeed Dr. F R u ck b y com panion at B eaverton. C a r w ay accident. G rand ju ry indicts:
boro w as the w eek-end guest of e r on county relief com m ittee E pi nation m ilk sh ip m en ts b reak rec Lloyd Logan. P ortland, for death
I of A rth u r W ebb in car crash. T u a l
Miss B lanche Finegan
dem ic of m easles causes alarm ord. T hom as W ithycem be. 84. dies. atin boy w ins first in local bank
Ju ly 30 — H om e L au n d ry plans
rn contest.
new building. H illsboro investors ¡co N
ovem ber 19—R alph P ra h l killed
place large sum in g o vernm ent sav-
nt. G ran d ju ry con-1
w ere Mr. and Mrs. R obert B ak er Pla n t-
ings. U nion high school board seeks ‘ ___ ______
i
V
r H O M T H A T r iN K
ay death. Social
of Portland. Mrs. W E Cooke. Miss
F e b ru ary 20 — P o rt of P o rtlan d bids to rem odel au d ito riu m .
Istders latest ..ighw
ni
¡secu
rity
reg
istratio
n blanks ready .
P earl and H arold Cooke of Beav- a irp o rt com m ission inv estig ates Or-
A ugust 6—T w o prisoners m ake for registrations. Huge sum spent)
erton and M r and Mrs. H enry enco site $288.000 action filed by escape from co u n ty jail w ith pistol.
B ietelspach and Muss D orothy and cred ito rs against S herm an M ill com- School au d it show s m ore cash as to build dikes at W apato lake.
N ovem ber 26 — C ounty p o u ltry -,
pany. R elief from 18-day cold snap sets. F iv e in ju re d in stage crash
W illiam Cooke, all of C ornelius
C hristm as d in n er p arty guest at fails to arriv e. C ity council p re n e a r T igard S tate policem an and men form organization. H ig h w a y ,
th e C. A H ard er hom e w ere Mr pares o rd in an ce to pro h ib it p in b an d it in gunfight here. W. T accidents claim five victim s in 30
days F arm ers hard hit by m a ri
and Mrs. F red Oglesby of P o rtlan d ball m achines. H e d g e building. Sellers, e arly resid en t, dies.
tim e strik e. H illsboro stores pre-
and son C harles, M r. and Mrs. B eaverton, burns.
A ugust 13—F arm ers given m ore p are for C hristm as. Thom as W ilkes,
F eb ru ary
27 — W PA
approves tim e to m ak e conservation reports.
Ju liu s V andom elen o f M ountain-
dies. D ense fog causes m any acci-i
dale. Mr. and Mrs W alter Schendel sh o rt cuts to sea. F reezing w eath er C o unty leads in
B ang’s disease dents.
of W alla W alla. Wash . (Iva H ard in ju res highw ays.
tests.
I D ecem ber 3—New county h ealth ,
M arch 5—Ed C. Luce, v eteran
e r ) T hey retu rn ed hom e Sunday.
A ugust 20—W ork on sea routes
M r. Schendel w orks for th e Riggs county clerk, announces p lan to resum ed a fte r shut-dow n. Home • d ep artm en t sanctioned a t public
budget hearing. V eteran county ,
retire. H ilhi b asketball team w ins b u ild in g continues u nabated
O ptical company.
clerk. Ed C. Luce, honored by i
cham pionship.
D eath
Mrs. H arder is spending a few conference
A ugust 27—Local b an k s pledge I ch
am ber o f com m erce.
C o u n c il'
days w ith her d au g h ter and son-in- takes E. L. M cC orm ick and L. J su p p o rt to housing plan. F o u r h u n
Rushlow . Im m ediate b eg in n in g o f d red atten d m eetin g to organize seeks m ore funds for sew er con- j
law in P ortland.
Miss B ertha D unham of south i w ork on coast ro u tes forecast. H om th ird political p arty . F arm lab o rer jstruction. R ecord d ro u th co n tin u es.'
of C ornelius and J. W. B lakew ay of e r Welch k illed by tru c k at Cam p asks $30.000 for loss of w ife’s a f Eight h u n d red em ployes apply for)
social security benefits.
Penney
Lewis O liver S. Johnson, n ativ e fection.
bonus: b ank em ployes
son. dies.
S ep tem b er 3—C o u n tv fa ir opens. sto • re - gives
b lost H ilhi defeats F orest
: M arch 12—C o u n ty p rim ary ca n d i C rops overflow w arehouses. Heat
dates begin filing. W ork on sea sets su m m er record. G arrett a p a rt G rove to w in county cham pionship. '
D ecem ber 10—G aston m an nam ed '
i routes begins. F arm ers’ U nion of m ent house b u rn s. C an n ery in
t head of n u t grow ers' association. 1
fers h elp to county fair.
creases wages.
! M arch 19—S h erm an M ill cred i
S ep tem b er 10—Record crow d at Hilhi football stars receive aw ards
tors g ran ted pro p erty . C rew s se ten d s co u n ty fa ir W est Slope scene t R otary banquet. W ilford Davis. '
lected for H illsboro sew er co n stru c fatal au to accident. N ut crop jn" I C ornell us, indicted for P ra h l death.
'B elate d rain brings relief to farm -
tio n . F o u r rep u b lican s seek county ju re d by blight.
Invest your C hristm as
. clerk sh ip nom ination. T ax pay-
S ep tem b er 17 — H arry H opkins ' crs. U. S. bond sales set record at
m oney i n s o m e t h in g
[m ents contin u e to surpass previous view s sea roads. H igh school has postoffice. Social secu rity re g istra
I
collections.
reco rd enrollm ent. Assessed v a lu a tions continued.
th a t will give you serv
D ecem ber 17—P o u ltry m en facing j
M arch 26—C ity buys lan d for tio n s in co u n ty fall.
ice and enjoym ent fo r
¡sewage disposal p l a n t . H illsboro
S ep tem b er 24—S ew age p lan t com corn shortage because of strike. B
ployes given bonus.
y ears — a fin e A m eri Iteach ers get w age boost. S p rin g ar- pleted. Boy Scout w o rk increase E. M aling lak em
e project adds la r g e ,
I riv es w ith snow cap on hills. M easle here. P E P electric lines reach C h e r - 1 " a PaT°
can-m ade w atch.
electric
pum
p
"S pinning W heel.”
epidem ic b ro u g h t u n d er control.
ry G rove. T ax collection m a k e s
road house n e a r T igard, b u rn s at
A
pril
2—Snow
b
lan
k
ets
v
alley
ns
good
gains.
M
an
y
h
u
n
ters
seek
See our quality stock
$28 000 loss Frances M. W adsw orth, j
A pril Fool Day p ran k .
C ounty deer.
today.
farm ers to receiv e pay fo r soil
O cto b er 1—N on-high school d is N orth Plains, celebrates 100th b i r t h - :
building. T u alatin riv er irx-luded in tric t red u ces levy one mill. F ire day. C. E Wells elected p re s id e n t'
flood control law . C ity ru les out h azard causes sh u t dow n on sea R otary club to succeed A rth u r
pinball m achines.
roads. In fan tile p araly sis c a s e s Reiling.
D ecem ber 24 — T ax p a y m e n t s ,
A p ril 9—F arm ers' U nion favors cause fear of epidem ic. C layton
t i l E. Main SL
Hillsboro
county fair tax support. M o r e N vbcrg w ins honors at fa ir in 4-11 show big increases over y e a r ago
-w„
c
C
ondition
of fall crops rep o rted
build in g fo recast over county. L o w ork. C ity accepts new sew age
"L et Andy F ix Y our W atch”
despite d ry w eather. R ainfall
c a l savings association
rep o rts plant. J. H. G a rre tt and Hugh
for m onth nears half-foot m ark R e
O fficial S. P. W atch Inspector
gain. L. T. M cP heeters nam ed R ogers seek m ayorship.
for W ashington C ounty
H illsboro postm aster. C onstru ctio n
O ctober 8—Sponsors of sea routes lief applications clim b as w a te r
settle differences. H om e L au n d ry front strik e continues. Sherw ood
S herw ood union high begun.
■ I A pril 16—S tate se e k s enlarge- prep ares to m ove in to new home. plans revival of potato show. Post-
. m ent Wolk creek road project. Miss Sale farm lands continues. Farm office spts new record for C h rist
^ la rie T am iesie dies. F ire destroys U nion approves hom e extension m as mail.
' harness shop, beau ty parlor. Q u ick w ork. U nion high school budget
S ta rt feed in g IM PERIA L BREEDER'S MASH to y o u r
sand h in d ers rap id w ork sew er show s increased levy.
hens
now to insure b e tte r h a te h a h ility and s tro n g e r
O ctober 15—May C. G riffels. 51
! ditches. C o unty d ebt sh rin k in g .
chicks. This m ash contains m ore vitam ins, has g re a te r
| A p ril 23—D etails new farm plan v ictim of ru n a w a y engine. C ounty
'an n o u n ced here. H illsboro w ins op- sets reco rd for reg istratio n of v o t
digestibility and will pay real dividends. Come in and
I ening ball game. New b ark dedi- ers. D ry w e a th e r increases fire
talk
w ith us about IM PER IA L BREED ER’S MASIL
I cated D em ocrats score h eavy reg- hazard. City w ins suit to collect
dam ages on alleged contract w ith
i istratio n gains.
NEW 1937 Pontiac
A pril 30—C om m ittees nam ed in P o rtlan d engineer.
O ctober 22 — S h erm an m ill d e
NEW Location
¡county to assist soil conservation
High-Vitamin Breeders’ Mash, 100 lbs.
$2.55
'p lan . H illsboro union high n early stroyed by fire W PA selects cam p
Imperial Milk Egg Mash, 100 lbs.
2.45
NEW Repair Shop
I on cash basis. A bner Briggs. 82. sites on Wolf creek. A pplications
Imperial Egg Mash, 100 lbs.
2.30
: form er D illey m erchant, dies. Two for relief from new com ers presents
! h u n d red farm ow ners seek releaseI problem in th is county. H igher
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Imperial Big-Lay Mash, 100 lbs.
2.20
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4-grain Scratch, 100 lbs.
2.15
L egal blanks, 5c and 10c. A com- boro schools em ploy health nur.-c
227 S. 3rd, Hillsboro
plete supply av ailab le at th e H ills-
O ctober 29 — O peration sewage
CUSTOMERS,
boro A rgus.
tf p lant begun. C o unty fa ir report dis-
Program He!d
at Cornelius
Christinas Eve
from proposed pow er district.
May 7 John K anina h ead seo u n -
ty conservation association. G len-
wood loggers jo in si riku. May
w elcomed w ith daily show ers H e ll
ing elected Rotary president W l’.\
crew s on sea roads p rep arin g for
Mrs. McGee
Postmistress
at Orenco
Year Dawning on
New Era for Conntv
M ID N IG H T SHOW
NO EXTRA CHARGE— Both Early and
Shows l'or (inc 25c Ticket.
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PEP Planning More
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J. L. Anderson
Poromovnt Fictvro w ith PAY M I LLANO
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Continuous Show Sunday— 2 till 11
POULTRY BREEDERS
i r s NEW
FRIENDS
M ay you all enjoy a
m easure full to over
flow ing Good L u c k,
H appiness and P ros
p e rity d u rin g 1937.
W e are deeply a p
preciativ e o f
your
frie n d sh ip and p a tro n
ag e d u rin g the p a s t
y e a r an d welcome an
o p p o rtu n ity to fu rth e r
serve you in the New
Y ear.
ELRY’S CHATEAU
Highway East of Hillsboro
Under New Management
Beginning January 1, 1937
BRISTOL
HARDWARE
COMPANY
Next door to Venetian theate»
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F ord F o rd o r Sedan
$565
'32 Chev D eluxe Sdn $365
'31 Chev C a b rio le t........$265 j
'31 Chev V ictoria ... . $265
$155
'28 D odge V ictoria
'26 S tu d e b a k e r Tour. $ 35
’24 D odge C o upe...... $ 25
$125
’29 C h a n d le r Sedan
$125
'28 Chev Sedan ........
$ 75
’27 P ontiac Sedan
'29 P o n tia c ....................
..................... $ 35
'29 Erskine D elivery . $125
'25 D odge C oupe.......... $ 30
Cyril LaHaie
extends best w ishes fo r th e New Y ear to his
frien d s an d fu tu re custom ers and invites
th em all to visit
ELRY’S CHATEAU
HUIsboro
See our Used Cars
at Reduced Prices
IMPERIAL DAIRY FEEDS
Imperial Dairy, 20% ........................
$42.00
Cow Ration, 17% ................................... 36.00
Molasses Dairy, 15% ...................
34.00
Molasses Screenings, 12% .................. 28.00
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KITCHEN QUEEN— 49-Ib. sack ........................ $1.53
CROWN FLOUR— 49-Ib. sack ................................ $2.05
HIGHLAND CHIEF— 49-Ib. sack ..................... $1.40
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All above prices F. O. B. our warehouse anil
subject to market changes
P ay Cash and Save— T ra d e w ith Im perial
Anderson Motor Co.
Fhone 751
227 8. Third
Hillsboro
Imperial Feed QC Grain Co.
Phone 91
Millers of Quality Feeds
South Rerond Ave.
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