Page Six
H IL L S B O R O
Banks R.N.A.
Seats Leaders;
Award Letters
Resigns Office
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
T h u rsd ay . J a n u a ry 28, 1937
suffering from a sev ere case of day night in eelebratim i of Ini the fact that cost of freighting n u t .
H illsboro A igus etuiluin»
(hi
poison oak on lier fave She re tu rn birthday
The evening was spent | over the lolls to the plant, is ex new s of H illsboro und th e sur
ed hem e Thursday
playing c a rd , and other games 1 pensive and cuts dow n on Hie rounding com m unities
Rend It
O scar Muhly is receiving acco rd G uests w ete H arold and M ildred i grow er's profits.
and keep Infoi med on w hat
ion instructions fro in ’E dw m Kick- M eyer L o is Alton. Melvin. V ern
S ubscribe now Io th e A rgus In happening ni hniur
haefer.
■
on and Alia M eyer Wilma Sehild
Beverly H ergert has been sp en d halier. Edmond W eichbrodt l t o h e i ;
Eldon R ichard Powell, county ing the past w eek at the home of and W alter Liebenow. H arold and
prisoner. S atu rd ay had cotton for her grandm other. Mrs. Holtz, in A nita K rnhm er. l.elia O'Connor.
b reakfast on prescription o f D r H illsboro She is over the w hooping E n'd. A lbert and t h e i r Muhly
(Bv M ils Mary Sandy)
(Mrs. J. C. Sm ith)
cough and re tu rn e d to school this C lara Helmold. Edwin K tekhaefer
BANKS—R N A lodge installed
HAZELDALE Mr and Mrs. D C. D McDonald, county physician. week
Louts H inrichs Stella. A rth u r and
The odd b reakfast w as fed to
follow ing officers T hursday a fte r
C P o rter and fam ily w ho have
D rn u m stratio n G iven
E lm er G u tsk e M argaret and Wal
noon: Mrs. Fred Bovee. oracle:
been residing in th e W aldele place Pow ell a fter a n X -ray revealed
R ichard H erdlem and
Helen Liebenow
and M ildred ter R ueeke
Mis. C laude Lyda. vice-oracle; Mi-
have moved to P o rtlan d and Mr that his rep o rt of having s w a l
Ernest llu rk t
C laude W illiams, r e c c d e r ; Mrs
and Mrs. Ed Looney have moved lowed a safety pin w as true. The B randaw gave a d em onstration to
Mr
and
Mrs
Paul K reuz id ,
other
member«
of
Blooming
4-H
pin. open, w as n ear the low er p a rt
C ass Wilson, receiver; Mrs. W. G.
into the house vacated by them .
Sew ing club T hursday on how to W hite Salm on Wash visited at the j
of th e stom ach, blunt end down
W alker, chancellor;
Mrs. V ern
Move to B eaverton
IIS
Howell related to S h eriff Jo h n ; d raft a paper pattern It was d e E rnest H alhiner hom e S aturday 1
P rick ctt, m arshal; Miss Lena T ay
Mr and Mrs D E Long and fam
cided that iila n s.b e m ade for an They are o p erato rs of the E urtex
lor. assistant m arshal: Mrs Rueben
ily moved to B eaverton last S a tu r C onnell, that he had been lying on en
Eox
F
u
r
F
aint
at
W
hite
Salm
on
tertain
m
en
t
his
back
on
lus
eot
reading
an
e
x
K elly, inner sentinel; Mrs. O Jo h n
day They have been living on the
Mrs Emil B randaw and Mis
son. outer sentinel; Mrs Tom En-
B etzer plaee since com ing from citing m agazine story. The pm
was in h;s mouth, and ju st at the F ran k lin Koch have been a lte rn a te
pen. m usician; Mrs. Lvdia Morgan,
N ebraska last s im m e r
flag bearer: Mrs. C hris Tolke. m an
G enevieve Je ld e rk s retu rn ed to h eroine fell into the arm s of th e ly spending several days for the
✓
ager Mrs. Ju stin e C runigan. Mrs.
h er hom e in G ervais S unday a fter hero. Pow ell heaved a sigh and the I past tw o w eeks at the hom e of
com plete connection jo b
I
th
eir
m
other.
Mrs
B
ertha
Zahuow.
C. V anderburg Mrs G eorge Her-
v isiting her únele and aunt. Mr. pm slipped dow n his throat
He is expected to recover w hile ; in Hillsboro, w ho has been ill
m ens and Mrs. C hris Tolke. graces
and Mrs. Al Jeld erk s. for tw o
( ( 'o n t in u r d fr o m p a g r I )
A public sale was held at the
he aw aits disposal of a charge of
weeks.
L etters A w arded
A ll K inds of Clay and Cem ent B uilding M aterials
the D undee plant front tins section
against Aho farm last W ednesday
Mr and Mrs Dick K ellv of The autom obile theft placed
Fourteen m em bers of th e Hanks
H enry S cheuerm ann w as in bed or th e west p ail of the county, i
Dalles are h ere for a m onth in then- him a fte r his arrest in P o rtlan d w ith
high football squad received letter
the flu last week
Jo h n
T hornburg. Forest
G rove
follow ing an accident. It is charged
house trailer.
aw ards. Of this num ber, sir are
Mrs John G oetze re tu rn e d hom e bi’ttker w ho d elivered 100 tons o f
Mrs J.
S m ith has been ill that he took a ear from the streets
m em bers of this year's g raduating
from
P
ortland
last
week
Tuesday
filb erts this y ear A lat ge portion
and confined to h er home for som e in Beaverton.
•’ h o n e 1341
class and eight will re tu rn n ext
N orth of C annery, across W W ashington St.
Her condition is m uch im proved
of th is "is from the orchards n e o
year. T he six. w ho will not retu rn W ith 10 years of service behind tim e.
Mr
and
Mrs
L
aw
rence
G
uos
of
H illsboro and the rem ain d er from
Mrs.
Max
B
erger
spent
th
e
w
eek
n ex t year, are O rlin G ary. Donald
Otis are spending this w eek at the the p roperty above Forest G rove
him, C D M inton of Forest end in P o rtlan d w ith Mr. and M re
Spiering. Jack
W inters. Robert
hom e of Mrs M argaret Gnos
Grove, vice-president of the coun Bert R oberts and atten d ed the
H owever, it is pointed out. there
B uckelcv. John McBeth and Bill
Mrs John Jcpson and h er d a u g h aro a great n u m b er of orchards
ty fa ir board, h as resigned M in g raduation exercises of h er niece.
K elly. T he others w ho received
te r a re both in bed w ith the flu w hich w ill be m good production
ton w as appointed to th e board R osem ary R oberts, from one of th e
le tte rs a re Jack Seabold. L ester
this week
(Continued from pace l>
in 1927 and has served th ere high schools.
w ithin a y e a r or two. the volum e
Schlegel. Donald Stowell. Donald
B irth d ay C rlrb ra tril
since, tak in g an active interest
grow ing as the y ears pass
Mr. and Mrs A lvin Maly re c e n t However, the w in n er each y ear is
T ucker. Howard H ollenbeck. R ay
in th e local fair, and county e x ly en tertain ed a group of th eir elim inated from com petition for a
Miss M ildred K ralu n er en te rta in
O ne objection voiced by grow ei .
m ond D ierickx. W arren T aylor and
hibits at th e livestock exposition. friends a: th e home of Mrs. M aly's y ear following.
ed her friends w ith a p arty S atu r h ere to the D undee o p e r a t i o n - t .
V ictor LaPorle.
O ther new spapers w hich have
paren ts Mr. and Mrs. J T. H eard.
Mr and Mrs. Louis K auffm an hom e of his aunt, Mrs. E lm er Lyda. T
h ere w ere about tw en ty present won th e trophy twice, and w hich
and baby of P ortlan d w ere Friday-
The sixth, sev en th and eighth and dancing was enjoyed.
now a re e n titled to com pete for
evening supper guests at th e E. H grades took th e county tests M on
A sale w ill be held n ext T ues perm anent possession a re the Mc
K auffm an hom e in Banks Alvin day. Seven pupils w ere absent on day at th e M. I A yres farm , w ith M innville T elephone-R egister and
K auffm an and B randon Hall re account of illness and w ill ta k e the farm m achinery
and household th e Hikid R iver News. Should
tu rn ed to P ortland w ith them and tests la te r
eith er of these win again in 1937.
goeds to be disposed of.
rem ained until S atu rd ay evening.
Mrs. E. E H opkins and d au g h
Buzz R hinehart, w ho is in the th e trophy w ill pass out of conipe-
Miss Elnora Hess is w orking at ter. Mrs. Verl P rick ett. a rc both ill CCC
, tition.
P u re te st Cod L iver Oil is only the finest oil from
th e C harles K essler home, taking w ith th e flu The infan t d au g h ter here. at D rain, spent th e w eek -en d
S porting O ffer
cod cau g h t in icy arctic w aters. This oil is richest
th e place of Miss L illian Steele, of Mr. and Mrs V erle P ric k e tt was
Jo e B erger a b ro th er of Max
H owever, the T elephone-R egister
U p-to-thc m inute design
by fa r in vitam ins, and is th e only cod liver od
w ho is recuperating from an au to taken to the D oernbecher hospital B erger, recen tly died at his home has proposed th at
both eligible
m obile accident.
rich enough to carry the P u retest label. F our e x
in P o rtlan d W ednesday night, d a n in S kam ania. Wash.
new spapers
w ith d raw from the
Full w idth seats
Buy New Equipm ent
gerously ill w ith pneum onia. It
H enry C hapm an has been in com petition u n til T he A rgus is
a ctin g te sts g u a ra n te e its vitam in co ntent. Be
New basketball equipm ent has was placed in an oxygen ten t and eastern O regon for som e tim e due again eligible to com pete w ith
safe
w
ith
P
u
re
te
st
Cod
Liver
Oil.
Q A ll-steel top and body
been purchased by th e high school is rep o rted to be im proving. L ittle to the serious illness of his m other. , them .
stu d en t body. The purchase in Bobby P rick ett w as tak en th ere Mrs S arah C hapm an.
The Forest G rove N ew s-Tim es
won the coveted honor in 1934
cludes a basketball, gold rayon S atu rd ay as he w as on th e verge
tQl Syncro-m esh transm ission
sh irts w ith tw o-inch letters on the of pneum onia.
Besides th e p u b lish ers of The
Mrs. Leona R obertson received
fron t and five-inch num bers on th e
Argus, others em ployed in p ro d u c
13 cubic foot b a g g a g e com partm en t
t i o n of th e n ew spaper a re Ed C
back in purple. The tru n k s arc w ord of a new grandson born to
her
son-in-law
and
daughter.
Mr
gold m oleskin w ith pu rp le braid
Ccman. ad v ertisin g m anager; P atty
Up to 35 m iles per gallon
and Mrs V ernon Fields, of V an
Lomax, chief clerk; Leon S Davis
trim .
( C n n tin a e d f»i»m p u r e P
couver. The boy w as nam ed D er-
Mrs. Finck President
new s editor: Jo h n Laurs. plant
M Dulux en a m el finish
Lucile. A nna. M argaret. B arbara. forem an; J e r ry Davidson. V erlin
L adies’ Aid m et W ednesday in ald Lee
Mrs. H enry S tohler. w ho has Je a n and Janice, all resid in g at C ochran. H ow ard Hillis. printers,
th e parsonage and elected th e fol
four
brothers. W illiam. and N orm an D eFrees. apprentice.
low ing officers: Mrs. G eorge Finck, been v ery ill. is im proving and is hom e:
See It T oday! Ih e 1937 W ILLYS that
G eorge and E rnest Herm ens. all of
A ttending the p ress conference
president: Mrs. H enrv McDonald, able to be u p o art of each day.
Mrs. C. B H all w as hostess to the V erboort, and M artin of C ornelius, w ere Mr. and Mrs. W. V erne M c
vice-president: Mrs. F red Wolford,
H illsboro has be en w aitin g to see.
secretary: Mrs. A lbert Heard, tre a s bridge club F rid ay afternoon Mrs. and four sisters. Mrs. W illiam Van K inney and Ed C om an of HiILs-
A
lfred
L
ew
is
had
high
score.
Mrs.
Loo of Forest G rove ro u te 2. M rs ! boro: Hugh M cG ilvra. president nf
u rer. The aid m eets th e first and
th ird W ednesdays of each month. V ern P ric k e tt second and Mrs M ary Evers of V erboort, Mrs. Al- I th e slate press association, and Reo
Cass
Wilson
low
N
ext
m
eeting
will
b
ert S chw ale of Nicholas. Cal . and Young, ad v ertisin g m anager of the
Q uilting or other sim ilar w ork is
be at th e hom e of Mrs. V ern P ric k Mrs A nton V an d crb erg of Hillside. . News-Times.
solicited.
P allb earers w ere all n ep h ew s in-
F irst place in the contest for best
C hester
Thompson spent the ett F eb ru ary 5.
Meet After 13 Years
eluding M aurice Van Loo. B ertram | w eekly new spapers in tow ns of
.'lid a n d U ■ i'iliin g to n
w eek-end in Forest G rove at the
llilhtm ro
I ' l t o i i r '.'till
F ran k R inck Jr. of V ernonia r e Herm ens. V incent K rieger. R obert t 1000 population of less, w ent to The
tu rn ed hom e a fte r a tw o w eeks' Van Dyke. Ignatius Evers and C la ir ! R edm ond Spokesm an.
Redm ond
visit w ith his father. F ran k Rinck. Evers R obert E B urns M o rtu ary and second place to The G ate Jo u r-
DR R J. NICOL
at Banks. T his is th e first tim e of F orest G rove was in charge of nal at Nyssa. T he w in n er received
they had seen or h eard of each arran g em en ts.
the Hal E Hoss m em orial trophy
DR. E. W. ALM Q VIST
o th er since th ey p arted th irteen
Mrs. Evers w as a m em ber of the
Ju d g es of th e contest w ere H erb
For any R adio built since 1929
y ears ago.
V isitation church and A ltar so G ray, president of th e O regon
V eterinarians
Mrs. G oldie H utner of M inne ciety.
N ew spaper P u b lish ers' association
that w e can't fix.
apolis. M inn., visited T h u rsd ay and
ad v ertising m anagers; Ed T urnbull.
Telephone 643 and 642
M
ountain
was
taken
to
a
hospital
T hursday even in g w ith h e r fa th
Eugene, of th e p rin tin g com pany
A ll W ork G uaranteed
er. Ed C lark. She has been on a M onday su fferin g from a d iabetic of Shelton. Fulton & T urnbull, and
tw o m onths' visit in C alifo rn ia and j condition.
C harles D Byrne, executive secre
T r t ’ham> in Moore House
was on th e re tu rn trio home.
tary of th e state board of higher
Y O U N G ’S
Mrs. Turner Has Pneumonia
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. T resham education.
Mrs. M. T u rn er, w ho has been I have moved into th e W L. Moore
q uite ill w ith influenza at t h e house, w hich Mr. and Mrs. M oore
home of h er d au g h ter. Mrs. V ictor l recen tly vacated
T h o u g h tfu l. Sym pathetic
Selfridge Furniture Store
Manuel, in P ortland, is now s e r | Bern, to Mr. and Mrs R udolph
’ hone 2IX
Prom pt
Phone 81
Service”
iously ill w ith pneum onia in the ; W itt. Ja n u a ry 11. a boy.
Em anuel hospital.
Phone 972
Hillsboro
S
ervice
Main Street
Im p ro v em en ts Made
Mrs. C h arles L ip p ert of Bald
Shop classes of th e B anks high
•’Irs. E. M. H inrichs)
school have installed several im - 1 BLOOMING—A one-day confer-
rro v em en ts in th e last few weeks, i ence of L u th eran school teach ers of
A b u lletin board has been m ade P o rtland and vicin ity w as held in
Satu rd ay O nly, January 30
for the hom e econom ics d ep artm en t tilp local schoolhouse S atu rd ay
and a black b o ard p u t up in th e Ladies' Aid sponsored the noon
shop room . T he cupboards h a v e ! m ea' w hich w as served to them
been painted in th e tool room . in ,lle parsonage by Mesdame
M echanical d ra w in g is th e first L eonard Muhly. Jo h n S ta rk and
unit in shop th is sem ester.
' E W H inrichs.
M ary S andy spent last w eek as I Mrs. A nna H erg ert has been
S( n I I S. .3 rolls
a guest at th e V ernon Layton hom e -pending th e past w eeks at the
in F orest Grove.
• home of her daughter. Mrs LaRue.
Lose G ame
in P o rtlan d Mrs H ergert had been
T he B anks b asketball tow n team
-
_________________
w as defeated 60 to 18 by th e H ills
boro tow n team in a gam e played
Daily Trips to Portland
.in th e B anks high school g y m n a
I.A lii A KISER. Pound
H illsboro A u to F reight
sium T uesday evening W ednesday
Bonded and Insured Carrier
n ig h t th e tow n team d efeated the
high school team 39 to 18.
Serving Beaverton, Aloha, Reed-
vilie, Hillsboro, Cornelius and
Cancel Games
It’s Your V alue G uarantee
Forest Grove
F rid ay night in the high school
Pickup and Delivery Service at
gym O renco defeated B anks tow n
R \ \ I I.< >A I l.\(
team by a score of 13 to 40. All
Package Rates
4 bars
g rade and high school gam es have
H illsboro P hone 542
As good as lie best.
been cancelled on account of the
E ast Side T erm in al P o rtlan d
flu epidem ic.
P hone EAst 9131
Sew ing is th e new unit in the
hom e econom ics class in th e high !
school th is sem ester. The girls
GIVES YOU
sp en t th e first w eek in p relim in ary
F e a tu rin g one special n um ber
study o f becom ing colors, designs
M A N N IN G ’S. I
nd
w ith w ide in n er b elt of “Grip
and m ethods. P ajam as w ill be the
first p ro ject th at th e girls w ill;
K
nit”
elastic.
Fancy
p
re-sh
ru
n
k
m ake O th er projects th is sem ester, A fter Four Y ears of S u ffer
b atiste w ith sw am i top. This g a r
will include cotton o r linen suits, ing Prom inent Lum berm an
m ent specially co n stru cted f o r
and silk dresses.
Says H e F eels Like a
—
the h eav ier fig u re and fitted by
Two Families
at Hazeldale
in New Homes
Man Gulps Pin;
Doctor Orders
Diet of Cotton
Sewer
Connections
Dundee May Lose
Part of Co-op Plant
1 lillshoro Concrete Brick 8c File Co.
Argus Rated Best
Weekly in Oregon
i t ’s Here
T he Su rprise Car of the Year
"Wo give Ruthie this Cod Liver
Oil th a t’s Vitamin Tested"
1 9 3 7 W illy s
H
Paletear
Funeral Rites Held
for Mrs. A. Evers
full pint
SI 00
COD LIVER O IL
DELTA DRUG STORE
REW ARD
USED CAR EXCHANGE
$10
Funeral Home
Lutheran Teachers
Hold Conference
Douglass
-
Davison
Radio & Appliance Service
S A V E
ON
S E R V IC E
Save with Safety
TISSUE
Buy Where You See
the Famous Red
NOW SHOW ING NEW SPRING
O. K. Tag
fashion hou?
TOITtze
Hillsboro Motor Co.
Could Not Keep
Food on Stomach
Low Price
• A-l Condition
• Written Guarantee
e Low G. M. A. C. Time Payments
• Largest Used Car Selection
1935
1935
1933
1930
1931
1930
1929
1929
1931
1930
19o4
1934
Ford V-8 Sedan
$525
Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan
525
Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan
395
Ford V-8 Coupe
350
Hupmobile Sport Coupe 275
Dodge D. A. Coupe
225
Plymouth Sedan
225
Chevrolet Sedan
225
Chevrolet Sport Coupe
295
Chevrolet Coupe
225
Chevrolet L. W. Truck
495
CMC I ruck, duals
445
Many more to choose from
We Trade - Terms to Suit
N ew Man
PHI LC O
ATOOTE
ROW
$139.50
P H IL C O
10X*
Money-Back Guaranlee
Ea.-y T ernis
Phone 444, day or night
318-332 E. Main St.
Hillsboro
Used Car Lot at 136 S. Second Ave.
THO USA ND S
1 of men and
w om en
to d a y
a re ex p erien cin g
renew ed health
and jo y of liv
ing, ju s t like J.
F. G raham of
Paradise. C ali
fornia. th ro u g h
I using th at w on
d e rfu l new p re p
aration.
W I L-
He Did
i LIAM S S. L. K.
Thank«
¡F O R M U L A .
. K.
This p rep aratio n
w as first prescribed by a fam ous
arm y doctor d u rin g th e W orld War
and has since been developed to its
presen t state of ex trem e effectiv e
ness. Read w hat Mr. G raham says
ab o u t it.
"For ’ h» pant f e a r y e a r , I ha ve been in
a v e ry had r u n d f tin n . o i f f e n n v f r o m m u -
■ tip a t in n ,
- to m a c h
tr o u b le
and k id n e y
Ir»,able. I c o u ld n o t
keep (and an m y
a n -m a rh , )<■-. w e ip b t, a n d co u ld n a t aleep
a), n iy h t because o f bad k id n e y ,. I tr ie d
e v e r y th in g I
co u ld
pet fa r m y
tro u b le
w ith o u t re s u lts a n d w h e n I
aw yo u r ad
v e rtis e m e n ts
fu r
W IL L IA M «
S. I. K [
F O R M U L A I e a t a h o ttie , a lth o u g h I w a ,
s k e p tic a l.
I w a s s u rp ris e d w it h
th e im
m e d ia te r e lie f i t g a v e m e a n d a f t e r o n ly
t w e n t y - fo u r tre a tm e n ts I fe e l lik e a new
m a in
M y n e rv e s h a v e q u ie te d d o w n , I
eat a n d ■ leep w e ll, and I feel lik e I did
y e a rs
a g n ." J . I-'. G R A H A M ,
P a ra d is e , 1
C a lifo r n ia .
Cn&j
l.iixv P aym ents
HILLSBORO MOTOR CO.
Powers Grocery
To PROVE th a t W ILLIA M S S.
L, K. FORM ULA gets quick and (
sure resu lts—your d ru g g ist offers
it on the g u aran tee of satisfaction I
from the first bottle or m oney back
Go TODAY to th e D elta D rug
S to re ask for a bottle of W IL
LIAMS S. L. K. FORM ULA and
if you are not com pletely satisfied,
Hillsboro yo u r money w ill be refunded w ith
out question. IT W ILL NOT COST
YOU ONE CENT U NLESS IT DOES
THE WORK!—Adv.
SELFRIDGE
Furniture Co.
136 S. 3rd Ave.
Phone 21X
Foundation G arm ents for Women
$g50
g ra d u a te co rsettiercs.
n u m b er 3918.
Ask
for
COFFEE
19c
SOAP
19c
COFFEE
24c
MATCHES
I' A Al( 11 S.
See the new ‘lig h te r” w eight "S to u t-E z e ” w ith re-
d u rin g inner belt and o u ter rayon strip e m aterial
w ith built-up top.
Ask fo r num ber X567
23c
19c
(> boxes
Many other items specially priced for Saturday.
’2.50
AG AIN W EIL'S L E A D !
W om en’s
Man T ailored
SPRING SUITS
$795
M anish W orsteds, Full Lined
S izes 12 to 20
S izes 38 to 44, $10
beauty shops
E V E ’S BEAUTY
INSURANCE
SH OP
General Beauty Work
r i r m u n i u i l i n iu l »11 k ilu la
b e a u ty w o rk .
Brushed Wool
COAT SW EATERS
Sizes 26 to 36
red and tan .
HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND
PRO FESS ION AL DI R ECTO R Y
C olors:
Royal,
79c
Extra sp ecial
of
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W o rk
PERM AN ENTS
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at W eil’s!
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fam ily.
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I.fa ttie r Tops, M e n's
A retie Meeks, F elt In
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a n (I Wool
W ork Soekx. All "Hall
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M s h e l H chendel
M EN’S DRESS H A TS
Including new lot of Boys’ and
Y ouths’ Dress 11 ¡its.
Be well
dressed, no question ahoni il,
th e y 're good looking am $ J .49
we have all : ;iz e s
D I \ I IS I S
DR. R A I, I’ll
DENTIST
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X-Ruy and
Commercinl
FLORSHEIM
SH O E SALE
HURRA
$
7.65
N ew Lot
M ONOPOLY G AM ES, $2.00
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H lr rr t. N ra r Third
Telephone 29filY
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in
lleidel
U p R ta irs
Natiorml Ilunk Bldg.
Telephonea
O ff ic e
3231
R ^n id e o ce 701Z
DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
O ffice 26R2
Telephonea
Realdenee 26RI
A p p n ln tm r n t
DR. W. ii. PASLBY
M ain
and H UR G R O N
I'hymlo Therapy
Wells B uilding
Telephone 144
C om m ercial B uilding
E v r n in g » .
HURRY !
DRESSER
»ml SURGEONS
A. (). PIT M A N , M. D.
C om m ercial B uilding
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Red Ball
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Rank llulldln a
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T e le p h o n e 13R IX
at
GEORGE T. McGRATH
llu iltlin .
GAItRAGK C O L r.E f’TlO N
Garbage Collection
and Cuna
JACK MAIER
telephone
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