Tualatin Chapter
Installs Officers
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<>f T iu ilu t ih < h ip t r i O r
d e r o f Eu .Iv i n S t. ii, in. L ilte d Wed
and Jean Person danced tu p dunces,
uccornpunled b y M rs. M u ito n
C o m m itte e on re fre s h m e n ts was
Mrs B J N ic o l e b n irm a n , M i
and M i
G e o lg e M c G ra th . M rs W
II l'uslcy, w orthy a tr o r i, M rs H , E C yru s. M r M a ttie Bet to ll, M is
It F.d tei . UKHOCtatl m a tro n ; L lo y d i I) R u th e rfo rd . and M rs. S E F a y-
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MacDd w ill, a .soeiate p a tro n , , ram .
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O eiehm un, trc a » u re r; M rs
W I Enschede ro n d u rtre H s, M r». ,
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M c l ’ h e e te i s. a ,sociate co n
d u c tre s s . M i . I). It
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iv c h in g , Oevember 30, at
nite T e m p i*, w i !«• M rs II
1. Ilm fiel. w orthy m tro n ; Or. W
< ample M arried on
New Y ear’s Eve
The borne « f M i. and M i
B u lit near H ills b o ro wa • th e
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of a h a p py occasion N e w Yem
«lay w b in th e 78th b n th d a y o f M i
L u cy K n n tid o f C o rb e tt and tbe
•eeond b ir th d a y o f her g re a t-g ra n d - '
d a u g h te r N ancy H u lit,* o f L im ite d
w e n * c e le b ra te d w ith a fa m ily !»•-
u n io n and d in n e r M r
K in c a id i
Mi
H u lit ’ . m o th e r She has been
ill fo r several m onths, b u t is im
' proving.
1 Miss Lottie Peters
Speaker at I)elpiiian
M i > L o ttie Peters, v is ito r fro m
i S tu te C ollege. N. M . spoke to rnein-
BANKS Nolin.'iii F.ngcn. .011 of 1 h e r. o f D e lp h ia n hociety on M e x i
< hapl tin; Mi
I • B M .u O o w e il.
m a t lu il. M i.. I. E b'rani'iM. A d a h , M i . iih I M i . T u rn Kngen o f Hunk... can and In d ia n lo re at th e ir bun b-
Mi
.1 I. S e a rc y . H u th . M i
M a i l <• untl Mi .. D orothy J i .111 Ju t vis of I eon
m e e tin g
M on d a y w ith M is
llo u g u e - I«' tin a M i l E d w a rd <*«>- 1‘ o i l l u i n l w e l l * I n a l l i c i t at tin- home ' Busch. She to ld o f custom ,
and
m a n . M a r th a , M is . P a tty l.om ax, o f Hu- b l'ld c 's p a i f i i l ' . at 1 .1 'Il I ' j m anners o f th v P ueblo < C liff-D w e l-
E le cta ; r o d
Mm. H
C. Munson, on N ow Y o u r ■ Eve. T he cerem ony i le r) In d ia n s and th e K io w a < P la in -
O n ly a fe w D w e lle r» In d ia n s and a llo w e d some
u a rd e . M i
Ei ed Sewell, organist, '.vat v e ry sirnplu.
and If I P atten, sentinel; w ere fr ie n d , and lo la tiv e u w ltn o . ,od th e i p rin ts o f th e m and e xa m p le s of
w e d d in g . w h ic h
to o k
place u t | t h e ir p o tte ry . M rs. E. B T o n g u i
not pri » nt.
C o n d u c tin g th e In s ta lla tio n w ere tw e lv e o 'clo ck in id n i|(h t
M rs R. F rank Pi tern had
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W. K C y ru s , p a tro n in ch a rg e o f
chai ge u f the program .
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J. It D ina- th e ir Im ine on tin * T lrn b e i V e rn o n ia
B irth d ay C eleb rated —
ruuil.
m ore
Inst* llin g m a tro n ; M rs. It
B onnie Jean Corn, sm all d au g h
E ra n k Peter-
in s ta llin g ch a p la in ;
ter of Mr. and Mr.1: F red Corn
Mr
J 11 M o rto n , in s ta llin g m a r- Transferred to Lakeview—
celeb
rated her birth d ay T hursday
.•.ha J; and Mr*. L m s W a lw o rth , in -
Mi»» Hazel M o rris o n , w h o w as w ith a party L ittle guests w ere
ta ilin g o rg a n is t
M is J E B e n connected w i t h
th e
Episcopal Phoebe Ann Huggins. Ju d y Schen-
n e tt. pa. t mi tro ll, in . t ille d h e r c h u rc h here se ve ra l years ago. and
del. Jessie I’lapp. M arjorie Alding-
d u u g h tc r. M r s
H o e ffe l. as w o rth y m o re re c e n tly
at C o rv a llis , ha»
m a tro n
Ju d g e
it
F ra n k
Peters been tra n s fe rre d to I.a k e v ie w . fro m er. Ann M arie H i lling. Billy M c
presented Mi
Dinsmore and M r w h ic h place »he w ill w o rk In th e Donald. Robert B urnett. Tommy
Cvrua. pa l m a tro n and p a tro n , »m a ll m issions o f t h e Episcopal D insm ore. David C am pbell a n d
F red C orn J r Phoebe Huggins anrl
W ith th e Jewels o f th e ir offices.
c h u rc h ill E astern O reg o n . Mis» Billy M cDonald received prizes in
S ta n d in g co m m itte e s
a p p o in te d M o rris o n was a p ro m in e n t m e m tlie p ean u t race held as e n te rta in
by tii«* n e w m a tro n are: Finance, b e r o f th e Business and P ro fe s m ent.
V
W G a rd n e r. It M
G oodm an. sional W om en's c lu b and was p re s
Mi
A r n o ld Jen < n. am i M rs J. H id e n t o f th e C o r v a llis c lu b th is ye a r A A. U. W. Meets—
R obert E F itch will be tb e sp e a k
M o rto n : re lie f. M r
H o e ffe l and
A ttends W edding—
er at the m eeting of the A A U
M rs E aster; in s tru c tio n ne w m e m
It L u c k o f n o rth o f H ills b o ro a t
b e r M rs J It D in s m o re and W tended th e w e d d in g o f his g ra n d W ut the Forest H ills Golf course
F C yrus; e x a m in in g . M rs it. F d a u g h te r. M iss L o u ise L u c k , at S atu rd ay , at 12 30 p. in. T he ed u c a
Peters. M rs It M G o o dm a n , and Woodland Wash . D ecem ber 2(1 She tional com m ittee is in ch arg e of
the program . Mi
R uth Boyles of
I. E M a c D o w e ll. p u b lic ity . M i
was m a rrie d to Jam es F is h e r o f Fore t G rove will en te rta in w ith
P a tty L o m a x , and tele p ho n e . Me
B a ke r, and th e co u p le w ill m a ke violin number.'-, f o l l o w i n g t h e
dam es J W. K e lle y . I. C. K ra m ie n . th e ir tin..... ut H a im - H e r parents.
luncheon.
I. C L o m a x, and It E P ile
M r and M rs. M a x L u c k , a re w e ll A tlrn d F u n eral—
M rs
N ic k W e lc h , m te r o f M rs
k n o w n here.
O ut-of-tow n relativ es and close,
H o e ffe l. c u t, G a in e d w it h a re a d
Hostess at Slumber Party—
friends atten d in g thu funeral of
ing. “ A lm o s t Beyond E n d u ra n ce ."
C o lo u r
M a c D o w e ll
e n te rta in e d
w ith a slu m b er party New Year
eve Guest» w ere R osanne Well.
Elaine C itizen. V irginia Havens.
Jean
Ann
Pasley.
M a ry
Jean
Doane. A n n a M a ry H u r tr u m p f and
H e got
"Relief”
H elen Cyrus.
P I'. A. Party Friday—
C a rd e n Hom e P .-T . A is h a v in g
a c a rd p a rty a t G a rd e n Home
■ ebool house F rid a y . A ll a re In-
v ite d
R e g u la r I* -T
A . m e e tin g
J a n u a ry 15.
w ith a “ C a te rp illa r"
a— a
Kiiblcs Entertain—
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M r and M rs. C. W
K o b le of
m a r N o rth P lains e n tertain ed 22
g u t- ts N e w
Y e a r's
eve Gaines
fu rn is h e d e n te rta in m e n t
fo r
th e
• v e ilin g .
Busch’»
N ovem ber 10, 1936
G entlem en:
Tim satisfaction my "C aterp illar"
has given me over any other way
I have fan n ed , 1» hard to m easure
Pi-rh.ip I should have used the
woril "relief instead of "satisfac
tion " because the farm w ork In
previous yr.11 s w as m ore or less a
n ig h tm are and caused me a lot of
anxiety.
My land is q u ite flat and heavy
O ur late springs and early falls
som etim es m ake it necessary to do
th e w ork quickly w hen th e o p
portunity presents itself T his kind
of soil doesn't dry nut evenly and
th e low spots w hich a re a very
; mall per cent of th e total area,
prohibit the use of w heel tracto rs
until a large p art has lost a lot of
m oisture Horsi's a re too slow. The
"C aterp illar" has overcom e this and
th e f rm w ork now is th e least of
my troubles.
Tills tra c to r pulls a three-bottom
plow at about the sam e fuel cost
I had on the w heel tracto rs p u ll
ing tw o-bottom plows. In other
words, it saves ab o u t o n e-th ird in
fuel It is eight years old and has
eost about *278.00 for rep airs
I
have recently overhauled It and
should get a lot m ore serv ice out
of it w ith no expense. 1 can see
very little w ear on th e track s and
they will last as long ns th e rest
of the tractor, probably m any years.
Y ours tru ly .
W. M. HIGDON.
Lester Ireland
8C Co.
One-Stop
Super
Service
is designed to give
Modern Service
for
Modern Cars
Gasoline - Oil
Battery Checking
Accessories
We also offer quality
and economy on tires,
lubrication, ear wash
ing and painting.
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BUSCH’S
Two Handy Locations
SERVICE GARAGE
Phone 501
SUPER SERVICE
STATION
Corner Third and Rasellna
Phone 391
A. II. Raseh. Prop
Clean-Easy
Portable
MILKER
Vr
ti T
I-T r
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’s Best
MILKING MACHINE
Value
CLEAN-EASY is a com plete m ilk er re q u irin g no installation,
single units for fast m ilking. One o p erato r m ilks 20 to 25
tier hour. So sim ple a child can operate it. Eusil.v moved on
sized pneum atic lires. D esigned for m ilking d irectly into ship-
cans or Into in d iv id u al containers.
•t*
Positive vacuum and release w ith o u t use of expensive ru b b e r
liners in tent etip s, in d iv id u al vacuum pum p for each u n it elim
in ate; need for pipes, tanks, etc. S im ple in construction, yet q u ality
built for long service. All gears enclosed and ru n n in g in oil bath.
Q u a rte r h. p. electric m otor or Briggs & S tratto n gus engine for
pow er. V -drlve.
PULSATOR—Sim ple in construction, easy »0 clean with but
une moving part, it Is absolutely fool-proof. Sturdily constructed
of heavy east metal, non-corrosive and with proper care should
last a life-tim e.
SUPER PUMP—Expansion spring back of leather packing as
sures full vacuum and positive release. With proper care leathers
w ill last five to ten years. Barrel is seamless brass tubing, heavily
niekled. Designed to give long satisfaction with minimum expense.
K a y L. Antrim
J. VV. Hughes
E. L Rocs of Aloha. W ashington
county state senator, and the tw o
rep resentatives in th e low er house
J W Hughes. F orest (Jrove, and
Ray L. A ntrim . Aloha, w ill begin
th eir work at Salem M onday when
the slate legislature convenes. Ros.s
will serve his first term in the
en ate w ith a term in the house
of rep resen tativ es served tw o years
ago as p rep aratio n for his new r e
sponsibility. J. W H ughes is be
ginning his second term in the
low er house, and Ray I. A ntrim is
ttie freshm an of the group S ev
eral serious problem s m ust b e
.olved this year by th e legislators
and the session is considered one
of th e m ost im portant o f recen t
years.
Observe 30th
Wedding Date
Mr. and Mrs. O. O F reem an ob-
.'•rved th e ir 30th w edding a n n iv e r
sary w ith a fam ily d in n er p arty
th e e ve n in g o f D ecem ber 26. G uests
w ere Mr and Mrs. W alter F reem an
: nd d a u g h te r
E v e ly n
of
O n ta rio
E. L. Ross
Locates in Los A ngeles—
Miss A vis Lobdell and Mrs. Lea
Moulin left th e last of th e w eek
for Los Angeles. Mrs. M oulin w ill
re tu rn in tw o weeks, but Miss
Lobdell. who is a rep resen tativ e to
the executive vice-president of th e
Union Pacific, w ill rem ain in Los
Angeles.
S IM M O N »
fn the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate j
of Oregon, for W ashington C oun
ty.
LENA R. FISH. P laintiff,
Anna S chulm erich w ere her
,s te r and nephew . Mr
Rose Ava
and G eorge H urley of Albany, Mr
and Mrs Ted S chulm erich a n d
Mrs. Thom as Bilyeu of Portland.
Mr- Mary H arrow uf C orvallis and
C larence M athies of St Helens.
Ladies' Aid to Elect—
Ladies' Aid of the B aptist church
w ill m eet W ednesday at 2 p m. at
the church and will elect officers
A C hristm as report from t h e i r
hom e m issionary w ho w orks am ong
th e A rizona Indians will be m ade
A nother p art of th e p rogram is the
pot luck luncheon w i'li a tow el
show er for th e church kitchen.
G ive D inner P a rty —
Mr and Mrs Frank S chneider
enter,aini-d w ith a d in n er party
Sunday, guests being Mr and Mrs
P reston Dickey a n d
fam ily of
Dalle Mrs W illiam Boyd of B eav
erton. Mr and Mrs Rav McCoy of
P ortland. Mrs M ary T atom and
Miss Ju lia Tatom
vs.
WALTER J. FISH. D efendant.
Installation of officers of G enerali To W alter J. Fish, D efendant:
Ran aim Corps W H C wa held
In tlie N ame of the S tate of O re
F rid a y a, th e V eteran
hall with I gon. You are hereby required to a p
Mr A M C arlile as installing o f - 1 pear in th e above entitled court ;
fleer and Mrs. Elwood Johnson, in and answ er the com plaint filed
stalling conductor.
against you in th e above entitled
Mrs. W I. S tansell w as installed cause on or before the 29th day
as president: Mrs S. E. Olsen, se n of Jan u ary . 1937. being a fter the
ior vice: Mrs J E. S u th e rla n d , expiration of fo u r weeks from the
ju n io r vice: Mrs. E M. Bowman, date of th e first publication of
treasu rer: Mrs. C arlile. t-cretary; this surfimons. to-w it: D ecem ber
M r. A r n i * Dickaaon
Mi
31. 1936 and the date of the last
A W. W alker, guard: Mrs. M ay, publication th ereo f being Ja n u a ry
Schiedel, assistant guard: Mrs J R. 28, 1937; and if you fail to so a p
H argrave, conductor: Mias May pear and answ er said com plaint
Cook, assistant conductor:
Mrs for w ant thereof, th e plaintiff w ill
Dwight Sellers, patriotic instructor: apply to the court for the relief
Mrs
H 8. Rogers, press cor prayed for in h er com plaint, to-
respondent; Mrs
S herm an H yre w it: For a decree dissolving the
m usician, and Mesdames H H m arriag e contract^ existing betw een
S tan n ard M argaret Webb. J. Nlco- th e p lain tiff and the defendant
dem ua and Elwood Johnson, colors. and for a fu rth e r decree restoring
The local corps w ill install of to th e p lain tiff h er m aiden nam e
ficers of F orest G rove corps J a n of Lena Thom pson.
uary 14.
T his sum m ons is served upon
you by publication thereof in the
M arriage licenses granted at V an H illsboro Argus, p u rsu an t to o r
couver. Wash., to W ashington coun der of th e H onorable R. F rank
ty people w ere as follows: John Peters, Judge of th e above entitled
H arw orth. ro u te 2 H illsboro, and court, m ade and entered on th e
Miss Edna J. B row n. P ortland; 29th day of D ecem ber. 193b.
C harles E W eaver, ro u te 5 P o rt
D ated this 29th day of D ecem
land. and Miss Sylvia C. W ood F o r ber. IflM.
est G rove; F ran k J. M uffley. P o rt
P. L PATTERSON. A ttorney for
land. and Mrs. M ildred Iva L inner,
th e P laintiff. R esident A ttorney
ro u te 1 F orest Grove.
of th e S tate of Oregon Post Office
Mr. an d Mrs. W. C. B rookm an Address: Wells Building. Hillsboro.
of Eugene visited th e ir niece. Mrs. O regon.
46-50
R. L. Sears, over th e w eek-end.
S atu rd ay guests of Mr. and Mrs
Sears w ere Mr. and Mrs. P aul
Fishing Tackle
M yers of S pringfield Mr. and Mrs
S ears w ere New Y ear's guests of
Guns, Ammunition
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge W echter of
CORWIN HARDWARE
C arlton.
Phone 72
Mr. and M rs F. A bendroth took 128 S. 2nd Ave.
Agent Long Radios
th e ir son L uV erne back to C or
vallis S unday to resum e his studies
a t O. S. C. a fter spending th e holi
days at home. He has been pledged
YOUNG’S
to A lpha T au O mega fratern ity .
Mrs. M yrtle R u th ra u ff and Miss
C laire R uthrauff. m other and sis
te r of Mrs. F ra n k B aker, re tu rn e d
“Thoughtful, Sympathetic
T hursday to th e ir hom e in Seaside
Service”
a fte r a w eek's visit w ith Mr. and
Mrs. B aker.
Phone 972
Hillsboro
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge L av er w ere
C orvallis visitors Sunday, taking
th e ir d a u g h te r M argaret back to
O. S. C.. a fte r spending th e h o li
days a t h e r hom e here.
Mrs. A. C. M cPhaden of C on
crete, W ash., is a guest fo r a few
w eeks of Mrs. A. H. Abts.
Mr. and M rs. J. R. P ep p ard and
fam ily sp en t t h e
w eek-end a t
Longview , Wash.
Funeral Home
and Mr and Mrs W illiam F reem an
Mr. and M rs. W alter Freem an
Mr. and Mrs M. R eid of N ew
pent th e holidays h ere w ith th eir berg. Mr. and Mrs H ow ard A n d e r
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Freem an, son of M cM innville, and Mr. and
and Mr. and Mrs. G ran t Jones.
Mrs. Thom as B eaty of St. Helens
spent New Y ear's day w ith Mr
and
Mrs. R alph Ramey. Mrs. Reid
Mrs Thom as Connell, Mr. and
Mrs Tom C onnell J r . and th e telephoned her son. E rnest Reid
H in d ,- children, w ho have been w ho is at Beloit. Wisconsin, taking
w ith th eir g ran d p aren ts for some treatm en t from Drs. Mayo, and the
tim e, w ent to S ilverton T uesday to only m em ber of th e fam ily not
visit Mr. and Mrs. C arleton H andc. present at the d in n er. He is m uch
Mrs C onnell Sr. rem ained for a im proved in h ealth and plans to
visit w ith h er daughter, and Mr. visit in th e east before re tu rn in g
and Mrs. C onnell J r retu rn ed home home.
Miss L ottie P eters of S tate C ol
W ednesday.
M adge—"D on't you sailors have
Mr Elsie S chulm erich and Miss lege. New Mexico, left W ednesday a special ship w here you get your
E linor W ilkes of C orvallis arriv ed for her home, a fter spending the h air cut? A sort of floating b arb er
T hursday to spend New Y ear's w ith holidays w ith her b ro th er and sis- shop?”
S ailor—"No. th e re a in 't no such
Mr and Mrs. L. E. Wilkes. Miss ter-in-law . Ju d g e and Mrs. R F rank
W ilkes left F riday for a few w eeks' Peters. S he w ill leave soon for ships in o u r fleet."
M adge — “T hen w h a t a re these
visit w ith h er cousin. Mrs. Cecil U niversity of M ichigan to obtain
clipper ships I’ve h eard so m uch
A ger of I.aG rande. Mrs S ch u lm er her m aster's degree.
ich will rem ain in H illsboro for a
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. N osier spent about?”^—Ex.
m onth or m ore.
th e holidays at G ran ts P ass w ith
Effective
H ow ard H illis visited friends In Mr. and Mrs. B ryce N osier and
H illsboro A rgus classifieds cost
T erreb onne and R edm ond from fam ily. Mr. N osier w ent fishing on
Spends H olidays H ere—
little in proportion to th e results.
Miss M argaret P ran g er left S a tu r I T h u rsd ay to Sunday. He says farm - th e Rogue R iver and caught four If you need or w ant to sell som e
day for Los Angeles. Cal . a fte r ! ers a re having prosperous tim es in steelheads d u rin g th e vacation. thing. look in the A rgus classifieds
spending the holidays witli h er p a r C en tral O regon and a re getting T hey also visited C rater L ake in —an index to W ashington county’s
ents. Mr. and Mrs. B J P ran g er. good prices for potatoes and other its w in te r dress.
Mr. aiul Mrs. H erm an L aL ande of best bargains.
Miss P ran g er has been em ployed in products.
Mrs. S K Jensen left S aturday Nampa. Idaho, spent th e w eek-end
clerical w ork for a firm in Los
New classes a re sta rtin g in tap
for h er hom e in San Jose. Cal., at the C. E W ells home. T hey are and ballet dancing. R egister now .—
Angeles for th e past year.
spending
th
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honeym
oon
at
S
ea
a fter a few w eeks' visit w ith her
H elen Wick. 334 N. F o u rth Ave.
Find C alifornia Cold—
46-7p
Mr and Mrs. John G ard n er and parents. Mr and Mrs. L. E. Wilkes. side w ith Dr. and Mrs. H ow ard P hone 3451X.
Wells.
d aughters retu rn ed S atu rd ay night Mr. and Mrs. Jensen a re planning
Mrs. V. L. G austad of Los A n
from a visit in San Francisco and io m ake a trip to E urope in the
.Tells How to Earn Up to
geles. Cal., is spending a few days
Sacram ento. Cal . w i t h relatives. : spring.
w
ith
her sister. Mrs. H ugh Rogers.
Mrs. N. P. N ielsen re tu rn e d S u n
They found v ery cold w eath er in
th e S acram en to valley, and e n d ay to h er hom e in Longview , S he has been visiting in Spokane,
coun tered snow on th e trip home. | Wash . a fter spending a m onth w ith Wash.
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\ELKTRK REFRMERtflM
Mr. and Mrs. F red F reu d en th al
i h er son. A rnold Jensen, and in
Find Snow on T rip—
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Mr.
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F
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J. I, A nderson and sons F au rest
Job« for thousand« in Elec
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Therm
opolis.
Wyoming,
and Lloyd retu rn ed Sunday from
tric Refrigeration and Air
Mrs Ivy C raw ford of New York a re visiting th e ir brother. J. H
a Jack rab b it hun tin g trip to Mor
Conditioning. Prepare at
home in spare time. Low
row county n ear Ione. T hey rep o rt | spent last w eek w ith Mr and Mrs. F reudenthal. and fam ily and o th er
cost. easy pay plan. Learn
snow and cold w eather, but an e n H allie Ireland, her b ro th er and sis- relatives.
Engineering, Estim ating,
H S. Rogers, d ep artm en t com
,er-in -law . She left W ednesday for
Installation. Servicing. Get
joyable trip.
lerical experience in our
her
hom
e
in
New
York.
m
ander
of
U.
S.
W.
V.,
installed
New Year's Hostesses—
C
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ge. completely equipped
M rs C E. Wells and Mrs. H e n ri
Mr. and Mrs. H arold R um m er r e officers of Salem cam p M onday
Laboratories. Employment
Service FR E E of extra cost. Many U S .I.
etta M organ held "open house" to tu rn ed M onday from ten days’ visit evening at Salem .
men now employed by leading com-
th eir friends New Y ear's day from at Long Beaeh. Cal., w ith h er sis
Mr. and Mrs. V ictor M adsen and trained
nies. Let us help you get a big pay job.
5 o'clock thro u g h th e ev en in g at ter. Mrs. S. S. A nderson.
th ree children sp en t th e w eek-end C ail Coupon below for Free Book of Facts.
th e home of Mrs. Wells.
Mrs. R alph K reitz re tu rn e d last at S ilverton w ith re lativ es and
• U tilities Engineering Institute
w eek from a m onth's visit w ith friends.
I.eg Bone Broken—
R andolph Bowlby of south of friends and relativ es in San F ra n
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. M cDonald i 404 N . Well» S t., Chicago, 111.
/ Ckeck a-k^Jb
!
H illsboro is around on cru tch es as cisco. Cal.
and sons spent T uesday and W ed I □ Air Conditioning
> um most •
th e resu lt of bone fra c tu re over
Mrs. F rancis W ade and fam ily of nesday last w eek at th e B. E. M at • □ Electric R efrigeration
th e an k le of th e right leg. suffered P o rtlan d spent th e holidays w ith ing hom e n e a r DePoe Bay.
! N a m e . . . . . . . . . . . __ ____. . . . . . . . . ___ i
i
in a fall D ecem ber 24.
G eorge Loeb left S u n d ay fo r a >
h er p arents. Mr. and Mrs. O. B.
l A ddress.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J
few m onths' visit in C alifornia. He
Daughter Arrives—
Gates.
A nnouncem ent has been received
City.
.S tate.
D r and Mrs. B. F. S prague and expects to go as fa r south as Los
here of the b irth of a d au g h ter D e son. Boyd F red erick Jr., of Condon Angeles.
cem ber 31 to M r and Mrs. Don sp en t th e holidays w ith Miss R uth
M cLaren of Seattle, form erly of Jones.
Hillsboro.
L adies of th e C hristian church
D. A. K. Meets M o n d a y -
w ill have a business and m ission
Mrs. B. F. P ile w ill be hostess at a ry m eeting T uesday afternoon at
the m eeting of David H ill chapter. th e church.
D A It., M onday afternoon at 2
Mrs. Jo h n Beal of Weiser. Idaho,
o'clock at h er home.
is v isiting her b ro th er and sister-in -
Red Cross Chapter Meets—
You cannot afford to skimp now in preparing for the
law. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Betzer.
C ounty Red Cross ch ap ter w ill
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. C alupky of spring chick hatch. Start feeding IMPERIAL BREED
m eet T huraday evening. Ja n u a ry W ilsonville spent New Y ear's day
ER’S MASH now! This high-vitamin mash will insure
14. a , th e cham ber of com m erce w ith Mrs. C aroline Stangel.
rooms, at 7:30 o'clock.
better hatchability, stronger chicks and will pay real divi
Guest Night January 23—
dends.
A m usical program w ill be given
u n d er the d irection of Mrs. I„ C
Ostropathic
K ram ien Ja n u a ry 23 for "G uest
High-Vitamin Breeder*’ Math, 100 lb*.... $2.55
rh y s lria n an d S urgron
N ight" nt th e B aptist church.
Imperial Milk Egg Mash, 100 lbs. ............. 2.45
COM
M
ERCIAL
BUILDING
Brother Passes—
Imperial Egg Mash, 100 lb*......................... 2.30
C harles F ried ly o f P o rtlan d ,
P h o n e O ffice 861
b ro th er of A rth u r F riedly of H ills
Imperial Big-Lay Mash, 100 lb*................... 2.20
R esidence 862
boro, died in P o rtlan d Ja n u a ry 1.
4-grain Scratch, 100 lbs................................ 2.15
Mrs
laaaaai
POULTRY BREEDERS
4%
HARD WHEAT FLOUR
From January 1st
All money invested here before January
12th will draw full six months’ earnings next
June.
First Mortgage Security.
State Supervision. Invest now!
M em ber F ed eral Home L oan B ank
SAFE
ton
ton
ton
ton
RELIABLE
KITCHEN QUEEN— 49-lb. sack ......................... $153
CROWN FLOUR— 49-lb. sack ............................ $2.05
HIGHLAND CHIEF—49-lb. *ack .......................$140
All above prices F. O. B. our warehouse and subject to
m arket changes. Despite the present shortage of concen
trates in this area, IMPERIAL FEEDS are being held to
the lowest prices possible under the circumstances.
Pay Cash and Save— Trade with Imperial
158 S. Third Ave.
Hillsboro, Oregon
"In Your Case, Buy a Case”
»
Washington Savings QC Loan Ass’n.
»•▼Inga *
J. M. PERSON. Manager
Loan Bldg-
Hillsboro, Oregon
Im perial Feed & G rain Co.
Phone #1
Miller* of Quality Feed*
South Second Ave.
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Send It
to the
Laundry
S ave Work
S ave Time
Save Money
TRY
one of our “5 Handy
Services” this week—
you’ll be surprised at
the real economy, the
leisure time th a t will
be yours. You’ll under
stand w h y Hillsboro
women call 47 and say
goodbye to washday.
Home Laundry SC
Dry Cleaners
Telephono
S h a tter-p ro sf glass. G un-m etal finish.
<1
Hlllabero. Or«.
O nly 16.060 miles
1936 Plym outh D eLuxe Coupe
P lym outh B lue finish, sh atter-p ro o f glass.
N ew c ar g u arantee
1934 Plym outh DeLuxe Coupe
Rubber 85G. shatter-proof glass, finish and
upholstery perfect
1932 Plym outh DeLuxe 4-door Sedan
G olden B eige finish, reliable tran sp o rtatio n
at low cost
1934 D odge DeLuxe 4-door Sedan
S h atter-p ro o f glass, radio and heater-equipped.
A real buy!
1933 D odge DeLuxe 4-door Sedan
D ark finish, good upholstery, all-steel body,
hydraulic brakes
1934 Ford V -8 Fordor Sedan
R econditioned m otor, new paint. 21.00« miles.
A real buy!
Many more Dependable USED CARS in stock
guaranteed to pass inspection
Also several Used Cars priced from $10 to
$100 to be sold “as is.”
CADY M O TO R CO.
Oldest Automobile Dealer in Washington County
H IL L S B O R O B U S IN E S S A N D
P R O F E S S IO N A L D IR E C T O R Y
BEAUTY SHOPS
INSURANCE
EVE’S BEAUTY SHOP
GEORGE T. McGRATH
G eneral B eauty W ork
Permanents and all kinds
beauty work.
of
Waahineton C oanlr A senclea
INSURANCE SERVICE
P in t N ational Bank Rulldlnx
P h o n . 2211
Hillaboro
Telephone 1381X
at
H illsboro P harm acy
PH YSICIA NS and
SURGEONS
Sanitary Beauty Shop
A. 0 . PITMAN, M. D.
All kinds of Beauty Work
PHYSICIAN and St.'RCEON
X-Raj and Phralo-Tharapr
PERM ANENTS
a specialty
Telephone 1471
C om m ercial B uilding
Mabel Schendel
Cominerrial National Bank B id ..
O ffice S2S1
Telephones
lleeidenee 7911
Dl N I ISTS
DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D.
DR. RALPH DRESSER
Physician and Surgeon
DENTIST
Well* B uilding
Telephones
Telephone 144
C om m ercial B uilding
Feenlnjr*. Sunday«
by Appointment
DR. W. H. PASLEY
DENTIST
H E IN R IC H BRO S.
Telephone 643 and <43
1936 Plym outh D eLuxe 4-door Sedan
IM P E R IA L D A IR Y FE E D S
Imperial Dairy, 20% ......................... $42.00
Cow Ration, 17% ................................ 36.00
Molasses Dairy, 15% .................. ...... 34.00
Molasses Screenings, 12% ........... ..... 28.00
DR. R. J. NICOL
DR. E. W. ALMQUIST
Veterinarian*
GUARANTEED
to Pass
Portland Safety
Inspection
Dr. W m. E. Hinds
SPECIAL ANNUAL
OFFER
S u b scrib e now to th e Argue
USED
CARS
$30-^50 WEEKLY
WASHES ITSELF WITH ITS OWN POWER
Have your tracto r rep aired durin g the w in ter
m onths for spring w ork.
IV. R. C. Officers
Installed Friday
by Mrs. Carlile
Begin W ork M onday
Birthdays <)bserved
at Sam Ilulit IIome
Main
Street, Near Third
Telephone 29« 1Y
O ffice In Hetdel R uildln,
Upstaire
Office 2BH2
Residence IM1
GARBAGE COLLECTION
Garbage Collection
and Can*
JA C K M AIER
TELEPHONE I N I