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and merchandise into all cor
ners of Was.'iin(ton county.
W ith W hich is C om bined th e H illsboro In d ep en d en t
Volumi* 13. Nu. n;
Hillsboro Independent Established 1873
Gaston Cheese
Factory Opens
Work Again
Ilillhboro, O regon, T hurttday, Dei em ber 31, 1936
Shoes to Fill!
Plan Benefit
at Buxton
Saturday Eve
H illsboro A rgua E stablished 1894
Section 2, P ages 1 to 6
grandfather, G eorge O. Frost, a t 1 Mrs. Jack Walton of Portland, the i W hy s c a tte r dust and germ s all
H illsboro Sunday.
Ray K endall and G ertru d e W il
Mr and Mrs. V ictor G allow ay liams fam ilies of P eavine Ridge. through th e house w hen you clean,
of C ascade Locks visited friends Mr. and Mrs A lvin H unger of use an E lectrolux cleaner and a ir
h e re C hristm as day.
O rchardale and the Ross and Floyd purifier. For com plete hom e ren o
Eva B enefiel is em ployed at R ay's U pdike families.
vation. free dem onstration. C all or
cafe in V ernonia.
Ross U pdike and d au g h ter Miss w rite B. R. K ane, H illsboro. Phono
M argaret, Floyd U pdike and m oth- ] 2621Y.
39tf
No Service Sunday
T h ere will be no services a t the ! er. Mrs. M innie Owens, w ent to
P re' byterian church S unday Rev P ortland S atu rd ay and brought
It. M Hood, pastor, is visiting h is I back Mrs Owens' oldest daughter.
Mrs. B lanche D espair of A thena,
b ro th er at G ervais.
Jesse M eyers received w ord of. to visit for a few days.
the sudden death of his b rother.
W illiam M eyers, at N ew berg C h r is t- ' S ubscribe now to th e Argus. In
m as day R elatives and friends at-j W ashington county $1.50 a year.
ten d in g his fu n eral at L aurel Sun-1 Six m onths 85c. T h ree m onths 50
day from h ere w ere Mr. and Mrs. i cents. T w o m onths 35 cents.
tf
Jesse M eyers and Elsie. Mrs. Vida
Pow ell, M is Eva Benefiel. G eorge
Riggle and M r. and Mrs. R J
DR. R. J. NICOL
Kelly.
S unday d in n e r p arty guests at
DR. E. W. ALM QUIST
in P ro d u ctio n
th e Ira Pow ell home w ere Mr and
Mrs A rley H udspeth. Mr and Mrs.
V eterin arian s
G lenn Jones of P ortland, Mr. and
P e r fo r m a n c e
Telephone 643 and 642
Mrs G erald Pow ell and son. Mr
and Mrs O ren Frost. Mr and Mrs.
E conom y
R obert Place and Mrs M ollie T ail-
man and son Russell and M elvin
Pow ell.
a_
A dance w as given by the grange
S atu rd ay night.
T cw n sen d itrs to Elect
B uxton T ow nsend club w ill m eet
at th e grange hall Ja n u a ry 14 for
election of officers at 8 p. m.
illy lliinna M eredith)
<Ry Mrs. Jesse Meyers)
GASTON The Gas lo ll C h e e .5 e
BUXTON A benefit dance will
factory le.iiineil w ork D ecember
be given by th e W. B A Ladies
HI H i tin n in g out about IIMMI
at th eir hall Jan u a ry 2. Mu. it- by
pounds a day. most of w hich i.
Slim 's orchestra.
.shlpiied to P ortland
E O. Scofield is ill at his home
Hi I'- J C arver of Kteainboat
here.
S prings Nev . |. pending the h o li
Plan Installation
day at the tu.me of her son. Il F
W B. A will hold an all-day
Towne, near G aston. Hi C arver
business m eeting at the hall J a n
owns the sp ilin '.. and operates a
uary 13 w ith installation of offi
large saiutai nun th ere Tile springs
cers.
w eie nam ed Sti .nolioat by the
School Has Program
Indians hcruir-c of th eir jiccultur
rhuggiug sound I hey have proved
A C hristm as tre e and program
very effective m the treatm en t of
was given by this school D ecem
pernicious anem ia
ber 23 at th e grange hall Progrom
Mi and Mi
Hom er Waltz and
consisted of tw o n um bers by the
daughter W inifred Anne of lleml
school orchestra, tw o sh o rt plays
ire spending tile holidays w ith Mr
and a recitation by E leanor and
ami Mi .lc ,r Hate: ,\1i ,in,| Mrs
I-eiand Lowell. School closed D e
M artin lle ilu u d of Colton w ere also
cem ber 24 to open Ja n u a ry 4.
at the Bate hom e oyer C hristm as
Programs Held
Mr and Mi
William M B rew
M anning and Scofield schools
ster of S eattle .pent C hristm as w ith
each gave a C hristm as tree and
Mr ami M i- G A Dickie. Mr
program D ecem ber 23.
B rew ster is Mr-. Dickie's son
C harles H utchinson J r . w ho was
lea Enjoyed
in ju red w hile fighting fire at
C ngregational chinch federation
Bandon, is reported im proving slow
held a . l i v e r te a a t t h e church
ly. He is still confined to his bed
social room W ednesday afternoon
at th e hom e of his fa th e r on
tta tc li P arty at C hurch
P um pkin Ridge.
Tw o C hristm as program s w ere
T h ere w ill he the custom ary New
Birthday Celebrated
given .on th e n ig h t of D ecem ber
•
Mrs Jo h n Bellish celebrated her 23 at th e school house. One p ro
W hen one product in a highly
C ongregational church
71st birth d ay at her hom e h ere D e gram w as given by t h e g rade
com petitive m ark et stands o u t in
cem ber 18.
Mr and Mrs
Hugh Wahl ami
school, a fte r w hich S anta C laus
undisputed
leadership over a 11
fam ily of S u th erlin spent the Clu 1st
F rank P etrzilka. w ho is em ploy gave out bags of candy. T he E p
others, th e reasons have to be good.
m as w eek-end w ith Mrs Wahl
ed at West Port, Wash., is huane w orth League gave a program on
m o th er Mi .1 II White
for a vacation.
T he reasons f o r “Caterpillar"
th e conclusion of the first. Mrs.
At th e Tom W illiams home for a
Couple Marry
leadership a re good.
Jam es A. B am ford of H illside sang
C h ru tm a dinnei parly w ere Mr
F ern Eastm an and O ren Frost a solo, accom panied by M rs H ow
an d Mrs John W arren of Portland.
w ere m arried at V ancouver. Wash.. ard R obertson at th e piano. On th e
1. M ore than th irty y ears of hard
Mi and M is I.mi-. W illiams and
D ecem ber 24 They will m ake th eir afternoon of D ecem ber 23 C h rist
earned experience a re behind
d au g h ter B everly of Yamhill, Mr
horn»- at H arrisburg, w h ere he is m as gifts w ere exchanged a t the
t h e present "C aterp illar" p ro d
and Mrs. Alex Suu of Salem . Mr
em ployed.
ucts. All com petitors com bined
ctmol.
an d Mrs Leto MacLeod and son of
C hristm as holiday p arty guests
cannot d raw upon and p ro fit
Sund;
unday. a t th e Sunday* school.
V • »Illl«'\ l i lt inti Mr and Mrs Ern-
of Mrs Jessie T illm an w ere Mr. Miss M arjory P arson gave a talk
from so m any years of practice.
and Mrs Ed S tocker and sons G or on th e C hristm as celebration held
cst P atterson of Canton G eorge
2. D uring its y ears o f building
don and Earl of P ortland. Mr. and at the W hite S w an Indian mission.
W arren of P ortland \ k ited at the
“C aterpillar" has set a stan d ard
W illiam s home ovei the w eek-end
Mrs. L aurel Frost of St Helens H er ta lk proved m ost in terestin g
of q u ality w hich custom ers have
Miss M erle William.- • pent last
and O ren and G ilb ert F rost of on th e life of th e Indians and th e ir
come
to expect and w hich “C at
H arrisburg.
u e e k v k iting h er sister. Mrs Jo h n
customs.
e rp illa r” m ost supply.
O th er
W arren m P ortland
Mrs. M ollie T allm an and son.
Mr. and M rs. F red M eury and
W
e
th
a
n
k
our
m
any
m an u factu rers have no s u c h
M elvin Pow ell, retu rn ed S atu rd ay ch ild ren of T im b er w ere guests of
F ran k
Farley
of
Vancouver.
loyal frien d s fo r th e ir
rep u tatio n to live u p to.
from several w eeks' visit w ith r e l Mr. a n d Mrs. R ichard H unger
W ash, spent C hristm as w ith his and Mrs S chw arzin and baby w ere land, lb- is survived by lus wife, |
gran d p aren ts Mi and Mrs F I) here from N ew berg for the w eek- D oia K ; a son. O tto *1'.; grand-1
atives at Baker.
p a tro n a g e d u rin g 1936
C hristm as, at a luncheon p arty
3. T he sam e experience th a t in
Have First Snow
F arley F rank is em ployed at the end. O th er visitors at the K ober- daughter. Elizabeth Otl Bishop, a n d '
fluences "C aterp illar” design is
and prom ise to provide
F irst snow of the season a p p e a r
Vane him r Plyw ood mills lie will stem home C h ristm as afternoon grandson, Irving Ott F u n eral serv -I
equally valuable in th e selection
even b e tte r service and
ed on the high points n ear here
«•liter llehnki -W alker Business col- w ere Mr and Mrs. Earl Kidd of ices w eie held at F inley's chapel.
of m aterials and in th e ir cor
I D ecem ber 26.
leg«* tin* first of the year
Bay City. Mrs L aura Hayes of P ortland. T uesday at 11:30 a. m. | CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN
values d u rin g 1937.
rect tre a tm e n t for long, h ard
W
il
'B
y
V
ivian
Hudson)
Move
H
ere
Mrs H arold Beck spent th e past Yam hill and Mrs V ern Case of
service. "C a terp illar” being the
Mrs J E Bates sp en t th e C hrist-1 liam M eyers, 70. died suddenly
Mrs. F rances C anby and fam ily
Mrs. L illie Sim pson of P ortland
week visiting her son. Boy S im C arlton
— Lym an How e,
larg est b u y er of such m aterials
mas w eek-end visiting w ith h er C h ristm as day of h eart failu re at a re m oving here from Hillsboro.
is
visiting
h
er
sister-in-law
,
Mrs.
mons. in P ortland
Mr anil Mrs G en e Low m an of -on Jusepli
stan d s alone in th e ab ility to
the home of Nels
— Ja m e s W ells.
Mr. and Mrs. E verett D ru ry and A ddie Hudson.
Mrs Fred Pagel« r and son John A h itro rtr
W ash, sfx-nt C hristina H edlund in B row nsville. S atu rd ay the hom e of a daughter. Mrs. Jo h n
b u y highest q u ality a t low est
H ayw ard school closed W ednes
of HilLshoro are spending th e week w eek-end w ith Mr. am i Mrs R. .1 evening she atten d ed the b e a u ti ^ trifflc r, in N ew berg. Mr. M eyers B everly Jea n n e and H ow ard of
prices. Such savings a re yours
V ancouver. Wash . visited her p a r day afternoon for th e holidays,
at the hom e of Mr and Mrs O tto W aters
in
a “Caterpillar.”
ful church w edding of Mi.-s A ltai was born D ecem ber 4. 1366, at C in ents. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Riggle. holing th e ir program in th e ev e
S i Izmail
Mrs Donald M cIntosh sp en t the H edlund and Jam es S nyder.
cin
n
ati,
Ohio.
T
he
ning.
d
u
ring
the
holidays.
Born, to Mr and Mrs E lm er past week w ith h er sister. Mrs II
Sing Carols
O th er C hristm as p arty guests
M rs B ertha S haver, sch o o lte a c h
He cam e to O regon w ith his p a r
Wei la, a 5 Mi pound boy, I)«»cember 1) Holxson. In Salem .
C hristinas m orning Mr and Mrs. I ents. the late Mr. and Mrs. F red at the Hodgdon hom e w ere Mr. and er. and fam ily v isited over th e holi
23 at Forest G rove Mrs Wells was
G uests at tile O rten G rieb eler
Howe & Wells, Props.
Llizabi'tb A lley before• her m ar- home C hristm as w ere I’ L efrene A S H atch and th eir C h ristm as | Meyers, in 1883 and settled o n Mrs A. M artin and d au g h ter also days at B eaverton w ith relatives.
Phone 1412
of P o rtlan d and an uncle. M ontic
I l.i« e
of Hillsboro, Mr and Mrs Bert carollers w ere abroad for th e I3th C hehalem M ountain.
Mrs. A ddie H udson e n tertain ed 207 E. Main St.
Mr .ind Mi
C L K oberstein Klee i lihnm r. Mr and Mrs. Fred consecutive year. T he group co n
W illiam M eyers and Ellen S chnuer S tu rd ev an t. of C ornelius. Mrs. Hodg th e follow ing at h er home C h rist
I • • D avidson and son Donald, and Mr sisted of about 20 young people of w ere m arried O ctober 15. 1894 don. w ho has been totally blind m as day at a d in n e r party. Mr. and
t nt«*i taiiu il Mi
and
K« bt i.stem, H< It n and .Juck K o b er- and Mrs F rancis H erm ann of P o rt tin- town A fter the trip over tow n Mrs. M eyers died about 20 years riilUi* childhood, ta tefully a rra n g
1
Mr and Mrs
F red land. and Mr and Mrs Lewis Dav- th e caro llers re tu rn e d to th e Hatch ago. He is su rv iv ed by tw o sons ed the dinner.
i
I . S c i I A » I .'111 . i t ( ' l l ! . t : i ; . i - 11 11 11*' I M rJ idson and G lenn B ilderhaek
o f hom e w here they w ere served and th re e daughters, F red of C he-
Program at Church
breakfast.
H oquiam Wash W alton F rederick
A C hristm as program was given
. h a h in M ountain. V crn of New berg
M is s It »sc F leisch h au r spent S at Mrs Elva Day of P ortland. Mrs at th e ch u rch Sunday night. P ro
of V ancouver. Wash . visited at tile
G rieb ler home S unday M arjorie urday and S unday v isiting in T a Ethel B runson of C hehalem M oun- gram : processional, by th e choir;
G rieb ler w ho is em ployed m th e coma.
l tain and Mrs. L ucille S triffle r of recitation by V ivian C earley. song
M r and Mrs E. B. M arsh and N ew berg; tw o b ro th ers and th ree by sm all children, a dram a, “Wise
V. F. W.
B enkhe-W alki-r office, spent the
son Jack of Sunnyside W ash, are sisters, F ran k M eyers of H illsboro Men at th e Well." and several
C hristm as w eek-end at home.
-pending th e holidays w ith Mrs and Jesse M eyers of Buxton. M rs C hristm as num bers by the choir.
Program Presented
N ew Y e a r ’s E ve
lia r li's parents. Mr and Mrs. W
Mrs. Ed Stocker. Mrs. Jessie T ill
Hill school gave its C hristm as R H aw kins T w o oth er d au g h ters T illie C hallacom be of Cosmopolis.
I rogram D ecem ber 22 u n d er the M ildred and Blanch H awkins, w ho W ash. Mrs. L aura D elashinutt . of m an and G eorge F ish er attended
C A R N IV A L
of Mrs. S tocker's
direction of Miss T illh ' B egert and a re nurses in P ortland, w ere home P o rtlan d and Mrs. Viola S m ith of th e fu n eral
B urns; fifteen gran d ch ild ren and
Mis John Enschede. The program for C hristina
S unday visitors at one great-grandchild.
consisted of plays and songs. A th e H aw kins hom e w ere Mrs Essie
strik in g featu re was th e puppet Ilium of O regon C ilv; E rank and
Mr. M eyers w as taking up a
F ish in j T ack le
show. The puppets had been m ade S idney Harsh, and Mrs. B eatrice hom estead in th e coast range but
G uns, A m m unition
in th e a rt class and perform ed d e Briggs of P ortland. Mrs. Briggs sp en t th e w in ter m onths w ith r e l
lightfully in plays that had been was born in London. E ngland, and ativ es on C hehalem M ountain and
CORWIN HARDWARE
adapted to them Mrs. Flora Sag- has just recen tly com e to P o rtlan d vicinity. F uneral services w ere held
Phone
S h u te P ark
ab erd and son B yron of P ortland from G lasgow S cotland
HE 1937 Ford V -8’s are re
at
L aurel S unday afternoon. Rev 128 8. 2nd Ave.
A gent Long Radios
atten d ed th e program . Mrs. Saga-
s ty le d fro m ste m to s te r n .
Mrs. M ary I. S tew art of Walla W illiam M orse officiating In te r
herd w as principal of th e Hill Walla, m other of M rs Thom as Roc, m ent w as in Mt. O live cem etery.
A uditorium
M odern V-8 engines in 2 sizes are
school several Years
is visiting at the Roe home.
offered. T h ey ’re sm oother, quieter,
Mr. and Mrs.' W B H utchin of
Maps
Received
C had Roe w ith his w ife and
Y O U N G ’S
Music I») M il). naltl of the Navy Kelso spent the C hristinas w eek
far m o re eco n o m ical. N ew se lf
T opographical m aps of th e e a st
tw o sons of Randall. Wash., spent
end with th e la tte r's parents. Mr. th e holidays at tin- hom e of his
anil tin- Musical Mariners
e n e r g iz in g b ra k e s g iv e g r e a te r
e rn portion of W ashington county
I) E Sehanek.
m other. Mrs B. Y. Roe. Mr Roe is ta k in g in Hillsboro, hav e been r e
sto p p in g pow er, w ith easier pedal
('. 1». Ott Dlrs
su p erin ten d e n t of th e schools at
"Thoughtful, Sympathetic
A dm ission 75c ( 'uuplu
action. Bodies are all steel—top,
C h arles Dayton O tt. w ho ow ned R andall, in I he largest school d is ceived by the A rgus from the U. S
Service"
d ep artm en t of the interior. A nyone
sides, and floor w elded in to one
the Buena Vista w alnut orchard trict in the U nited States.
in terested may com e in and look
Phone 972
Tllllsboro
n ear G aston, died at th e hom e of
ste e l u n it—ru b b e r-m o u n te d an d
Without Water
them
over.
his son in P o rtlan d Sunday. Mr
G aston was w ithout w ater all day
fully insulated. R id in g com fort is
Ott was well know n here. He had M onday as men w ere at w ork m ov
further im proved. Steering is easier.
been ailing for th e past tw o years ing th e w ater m ain to m ake room
but his health had seem ed m uch for th e new sew age disposal plant.
Luggage com partm ents are m uch
im proved lately. A bout tw o m ouths . Mr and Mrs. Harold G lover e n
larger. In terio rs are rich er . . . See
ago he fell and broke his hip an d ] tertain ed Mr. and M is F ran k W eb
BBEBl
and drive these great new m o d ern
since th at tu n e has been in P o rt-' ster and daughti k Jean of Port -
cars today and learn how you can
land at dinnei C h ristm as day. Mrs
W ebster is Mrs G lo v e rs cousin.
D r. W m . E. H in d s
Mr. W ebster is an e x p ert acco u n t
spend le s s ..o w n m ore
Osteopathic
ant w ho has been em ployed by
Physician and Surgeon
Sw ift and C om pany in P o rtlan d
w ith a Ford V -81
many years 1b- lias been tra n s fe r
COM MERCIAL BUILDING
red Io llio bead office in C hicago
YOUR FO RD D E A L E R
Phone O ffice H61
and is leas ing soon for that city.
R esidence 862
Mi and M r s G eorge Tews and
Jim m ie, with Mr. and Mrs. II. C line
and son Ray spent th e C hristm as
w eek-end w ith Mrs. Dolly M inton I
FRESH H E X LINES!
SAXTON * LOONEY
and G eorge M arlow at Y achats.
RICH N E X INTERIORS!
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. P o rter and '
Producers of Qtit Iity
Inez, w ith Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
S A N D mid G RAVEL
— a N ew Y ea r’s R esolution th a t will pay you greater
H atch spent C hristm as day w ith
B eginning J a n u a ry 1, all
P lan t located 4 m iles n o rth of
p rofits, bring low er fe ed in g costs, increased produc
the W. A. Bates fam ily at C orvallis
F o rest G rove on G ales C reek.
m otor vehicles m ilking re g
tion and develop h ea lth ier stock. T ry I. X. L. to d ay
Wc specialize In q u ality
Phone 1609R
— and keep in g this resolution d u rin g the balan ce of
u la r trip s into P o rtlan d will
m ereiai p rin tin g .—Argus.
LEADING
the world
Happy
N E W YEAR
—Friends!
Orchardale
?»
Win. Me vers Dies
Suddenly Friday
Hayward
MEN’SS1-
Lester Ireland 8C Co.
m
NEW FORD V-8
THE QUALITY CAR IN THE LOW PRICE FIELD
. ...................at the loivest price in years!
DANCE
In c lu d in g m o d e ls t h a t g iv e
Funeral Home
T
d ecid ed ly increased gasoline
m ile a g e . . A ll m odels sam e
w h e e lb a s e / sam e b o d y size.
The B rilliant'S? The ThriftySO"
FEED
Don’t Read
This A d - -
X. L.
if you never drive
y o u r e a r in
Portland!
be req u ired to pass a stric t
safety inspection.
Even if you d o n 't m ake
re g u la r trip s into P o rtlan d ,
you will save inconvenience
and know y o u ’re safe if you
pot your car through tile
tests.
Let U s Bring Your
Car Up to Standard
The inspection station does not
correct faulty equipm ent it
merely locates sub-standard
functions.
SA H N O W
GARAGE
Clean Comfort Stations
Drinking Fountains
Third and Lincoln St
Phone 271
D A IRY and PO U LTR Y FEEDS
th e y e a r will he easy and p ro fitab le.
5-10-15$
STORE
NOTHING,
OVER
C o u n ty F a rm e rs D e p e n d U p o n I. X . L.
B e c a u se :
0
I. X. L. F eed s arc m an u factu red in H illsboro
K itch en "Gadgets"
0
I. X. L. F eed s arc m ixed co n scien tio u sly by p eop le
you know
W e can't mention all of them, but, they
0
I. X. L. fe ed s are m ad e from th e h ig h est test
co n cen tra tes and th e fin est h om e-grow n grains
0
1. X. L. fe ed s are co n sisten tly
and rea son ab le price
surely make kitchen work easier. Can open
ers, egg slicen, choppers, heaters, pot and
pan scrapers, towel racks, sink stoppers, etc
of high
quality
but, we can't mention all of them. You'll have to
AUTHORIZE-» FORD FIN ANCE PLANS
$25 a m onth, after usual dow n payment,
buys any m odel 1937 Ford V-8 car. Ask
your Ford dealer about the easy payment
plans of the U niversal C redit Co.
come in and see them.
There will he just live kitchen "gadget” which you
need on our "easy to shop" counter.
SPROUSE-RETTZ STORES
Wr steps OmntivtfMiL.
Happy New Year— Customers, Friends
W e wish you all a h appy, prosperous New Y ear and
th a n k you for y o u r past p a tro n a g e.
HILLSBO RO FEED CO
McCORMICK-DEERING FARM MACHINERY
Phone 271
160 W. Main S t
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See This Car and Ask for a Demonstration
MacKenzie Motor Co.
Phone 911
Corner Third and W ash in gton
H illsboro
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