H IL L S B O R O
Page F o u r
Maxine Klinoe
Wins Award;
Gaston Victor
tBv lb li n William»)
GASTON The project p rize ( i
firs t sem ester English, given bv
Miks Reva T u e k ir wa
aw ard,'.i
to M axine K liuge for t ’le picture
illu stratin g "Tne Good E a rth ” 1«
I earl S. Hack The prize was a
volum e entitled ' Fam ous Modern
S hort Stories."
Gaston liv e s Win
Gastcn h i g h
school defeated
B anks high 30 to 10 in basket b-ll.
G aston tow n team also took th e
■, Belle Sissons. A. W
\t
Mr- W R F .-v - .m.i Mr
K .tig e L c tra in t
W illiam
. been .-i r a-ly ill x, tit th
Ian- to re tu rn t ■ school Mot:
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r . . .■. we. .
- ■
tlig tit G ia n i
cided that th ev w ould let Thom as
Him "H ere
C .m e -
the
M id." in
stu d en t bo..y oine day th is
The . tud en ts e f G aston
,'C h ‘Ol w ere en tertain ed
aiternocm by a ta lk by J J .
saeker. as>\ e.ate se c re ta r\
N
: il Peace Council
week
h ig h
Friday
H and-
i f the
Several Schools
Closed by Storm
Gaston G iven Scare
C itizens of G aston w ere rudely
aw akened W ednesday evening of
last w eek by w hat som e thought
(By Miss M arg aret M athlrsent
w as an earthquake, but w hat la te r
proved to be a charge ef d ynam ite
M OUNTAINDALE
T he Moun-
set off by some p ran k sters for Mr taindale, M eacham and H arrison
and M r
K ina is, who had ju st j
been m arried. The explosion was th e bad w eath er an d so m uch
so great th at several w indow s w ere snow.
broken and houses in th e n ear
Mr. and M r; I.ocl H ollenbeck e n
vicinity w ere badly shaken. H ow te rta in e d th e N o rth P lains "500"
ever. th e excitem ent w as soon fo r club last T uesday evening F irst
gotten in a good old fashioned prizes w ere won by Mrs H enry
dance, w hich was held in th e K. P C ypher and Jam es Mathie.-en and
hall an d w as enjoyed by everyone • e-con i by ?>!:•. E arl H ollenbeck
and A. K. Reynolds.
Snow Blocks School Busses
M onday th e school busses w ere
Mrs 'E ls ie W eaver spent several
unable to operate because of th e days in P o rtlan d th e past w eek
heavy snow blocking th e roads w ith h er relatives.
This m ade the classes in th e G as
Ankle Fractured
ton schools very sm all.
Mrs Jo e B aker's sister. Mrs Joe
C lara W illiam s is visiting in Schm idlkofer. of K ansas C ity fell
P o rtlrn d th is w eek w ith h er sis and broke h er an k le S unday m o rn
ter. Mrs. John W arren.
ing.
Louise and Ju a n ita Glaseoe of
Plan for Party
F orest G rove a re visiting this w eek
Mrs. Janies M athiesen w as h o st
end at th e hom e of T F William.
Miss Roma Rolston. w ho has been ess for th e past chiefs' club T h u rs
confined to h e r hom e for more day afternoon. In th e business
th an a week, retu rn ed to h er school m eeting plans w ere m ade fo r a
party en F eb ru ary 12 at w hich tim e
w ork Thursday.
they w ill e n tertain th e ir husbands
Birthdays Celebrated
at the K. P. hall in N o rth Plains.
Mr. end Mrs. Emil Olson and A fter th e m eeting "500” w as p lay
th e ir sens Donald and Stanley v is ed. in which Mrs. A ndy C h risten er
ited in Bloom ing Sunday with Mrs. J»ad high score and Mrs. H enry
Olsen's- parents. Mr. and Mrs. H er C ypher ce, :id Mrs. Els e W eaver
mon Liebcnow . to celeb rate the was a guest. M rs Em i' M iller w ill
*
en tertain th e club in F eb ru ary .
th e fam ily, w hich arc in Jan u a ry
O rton G reibler. A. M. P o rter and
B laine Brow n w ent fishing W ed
nesday of last w eek on th e Big
Nestucca. T he p arty brought home
tw o fish.
C elebrate A nn iv ersary
► FIRD ALE-IO W A H IL L —Hill and
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B urki cele D ale club w ill m eet w ith Mrs.
b rated th e ir 25th w edding an n iv e r Mary W aibcl n ex t W ednesday.
Mrs. Will R u fen er and d au g h ters
sary F riday evening. P resent w ere
M atilda B egert and Mr. and Mrs. S e tty and Ja n e t re tu rn e d last w eek
from a tw o w eeks' visit w ith h er
Jo h n Begert.
M ary M cB urney w ent to t h e m other. W hile th ere she took ill
M cM innville hospital W ednesday w ith a bad cold.
To Visit in Germany
for an appendicitis operation.
Flu V ictim s R ecover
F red and H erm an C ortes spent
T he first victim s of flu are ra p id everal days at th e H enry J. H aa-e
ly recovering, but from rep o rts hem e H erm an is p lan n in g on leav
th ere a re ju st as m any new v ic ing for G erm any next S unday to
tim s. Som e of them a re P atricia
14-.VI
B irth d ay C rltb rated
Mr. and Mrs.. H enry J. Haase
! an d son W ilbur. Jo h n n ie M eyer and
F is h in j T a c k le
, L aw rence K ri.b el. Mr. and Mrs.
Guns, A m m u n itio n
•I 'hr. H aase an 1 ch ild ren Alvin.
M ildred and L u cille w ere S unday
CORWIN HARDWARE
d in n e r p arty guests a t th e hom e
128 S. 2nd Ave.
Phone 72 of Mr and Mrs. W illiam H aase in
A gent Long Radios
honor of his b irth d ay .
Hili, Dale Club
Meets Wednesday
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Radio Tubes
DOL'GLASS RADIO
Selfridge Furn. Co.
Shed at Reedville
Falls Under Snow
(By M ary Sinclair!
REED VILLE—T he large m achine
SERVICE
' rh e d of G lenn Stiff. HO by 60 feet,
Phone 21X collapsed M onday u n d er th e severe
¿train of th e heavy snow .
T he build in g c o n ta in 'd a cow.
calf, eb o u t tw en ty head of pigs,
his car. tru ck , considerable farm
equ ip m en t and feed.
O nly tw o of th e an im als w ere
in ju red . It is feared th at co n sid er
able dam age has been d en e to im
plem ents, car and feed.
Schccl Closed Two Days
A bout fo urteen inches of snow
fell S u n d ry , closing all roads. School
waa dism issed M onday and T u es
day.
____
Does all the
horse-killing
farm work
Acre’, * it
■
Ja,
Ä.4 Kt/i
Timi day, F ebi'uni> I. 1:1 ’•<
A R G U S , H I I .I S B O n O , O R E G O N
man. ami th e mail
| treasu rer, any co n trib u tio n s that I
w ppreetated f» 1 lit r tifo rts
may be given for flood relief
‘»•oiupict tnj* then 1». ■ e • on M
Schools, lodges and all o th er o r
day In spite of extiem elx 1
g anizations are asked to help in
»♦»¿ids
they an i\» * i
th is cause.
lew hours hehim t
Mrs. McNabb Home
farm ers w ere * nt early ele.il
Mrs
R
E
M cNabb retu rn ed
2»»a»ls w ith shovel . liactors, eti
hom e from the hospital Friday a f t
Sl'O W s p o r t - w ei e enjoyed »
er being th e re a second tim e s h e
tiie week en,
is .-till confined to h e r bed
i
It»
I
a
Vellc
Jack-unt
tBv M bs Mary Sandy)
Mary Sandy spent th e last week
young folk of t h e
■map
NORTH PI AINS
W m M i
"R elises Hili w a s q u i t , poptl
P W ’KS Tru<-ee< of reserv ed at the hom e of tier brother. Kay
G
range
ix
dl
bold
an
an
tiq
u
e
-lioxx
of the W ish iv 'u n C ounlv Sandy, and fam ily at H illsboro
at it- m ei'tin : Suturd.iv l>,’ginning
’h er
vnuT
at tt a m All m em bers a -e urged
t » d»»po
to atiend V isitors w ill be w elcome
?d »*»one
* bank ütt th e
. Liv in 1933.
G rand C hief to Visit
Mis Ella Roper, gr ind chief of
S bool
F uneral servie,* for th e L
the 1’xth in Sisters, will m ake her
schools have
official visit to F riendslup Tem ple S arah Na» mi N» 1 >n. 50.
b '.-'i elo ed th is w eek due to th e
N» Df» of route I. Ti
on Friday T he most excellent chief Jam es
bad w eather. The school busses a re
w ishes as m any to attend the m eet said, w ere h e l d ,t »in Ihe Don
u n ab le to tra v e l ox er th e m ountain
X
Sew
ell
ehapel
S u u J a \ ».it« i
ing as pe- abte
roads so th e re w as not a very b it
w ith P astor Henry S Hall
I e n le rs N am ed
atten d an ce
T h e n xxas no in-’il
(By Mrs. I nil W right I
Home seononnes unit met at the I lig n in House e l i t i . . U n :
from P o rtlan d M onday and th e
M
THA TCH ER Mrs .lo o Sehm idl- school house Jan u a ry 21 Mrs i '
p av er routes w ere a ’so delayed on kofer
slipped and fell as she was D C ham berlain and Mrs C hester Isaac and Ki*beeea (T am
account of th e am ount of snow.
com ing cut of church Sunday at Johnson w ere appointed project born at S h aih Brook. Ih e
The rnow m easured 18 inches V
13. IBS7 She »lie I at Ti : o d I*
erb,’•n't an I broke her leg in tw o
M onday m o n iiti" hi B anks It h n places n ear her ankle. They ru s h leaders Mrs Johnson and Mrs H er husband
-ui vive
In :
C
ham
berlain
atten
d
ed
the
project
been rep o rted th at th ere w as as ed h er to Dr K ines and had it
though thè fum ile h a * lived
much as four feet ef snow at Bald set and new she is staying w ith her leadership tirin in g m eeting at the gard fur ab ut • !» y e »• s the
H illsboro high school Ja n u a ry 26
M oun’oin.
m eni wa in the fam ily j
sister. Mr- A V anderanden. neat
Vid I loud S ufferers
tlen i v Bell I , i- ,s S tation
Forest G rove
The 1* -T A m eeting las! T ues Shady Bro»»k
H en rv Bell, w ho w as recen tly
Buildings t'ollap-e
day was xx ell attended The o rg an
from Missouri bought th e five y ear
In i rstigate \ ‘ oi -
Due to the snow the m ilk tru ck
lease to th - M cG raw 's service sta- did not m ake all its re n te Mend iv ization has donated ten dollars Io
Any unu su al t»»»*. » .»• * u
•
frem Je -s H eard, w ho ra n th e as the read w as im passable and th e Red Cross for th e flood relief 'gun*
should be prom ptly ttiv.
1‘a rrv s Move
station about one m onth Bill took the school is shut dow n till fur-
Mr and Mrs E A. ijiin m v i P a r •aled. aeeording to t »• () » • n
ev er th e m anagem ent about th ree , the" notice S everal buildings have
ry have m oved to M cM innville, S tab M
weeks ago.
I collapsed du e to the snow being xvhere P a rty will o perate a sa w lev ra ttle that co n n s at r<' . Lai *
G ills
so heavy. E G Place cow barn
iterv als may be hn ate I
. • .
Tw o high school girls of C arro ll. w ent dow n roof of A llen H ayden's mill
(th e revolving pari
it n. : i» il
J o h n S e h e r re r H o n o re d
Iowa, w ho sta rte d to h itch -h ik e to ,-heep shed fell in and the roof of
Mrs E dw ards e n tertain ed Friday
B anks 50 days ago a re still m issing Ted H aney's shop and garage wont
evening w ith a su p p er for tier
ted ay t Fred H arrison of B anks re 'i n .
. I fattier Jo h n S eh errer. on his both
ports th at h e has heard no th in g
T h e re has been a lot of flu in the birth d ay an n iv ersary . Those p re s
I R uth H arrtson 14. h:.- ,i
neighborhood. Mrs C um m ings was
ter. or h er com panion, J u n e Eek- so bad -b e w as taken in to Mr. and ent Were Mrs D ayton Max- Ellen.
-A ’
lrnd. 16. T he las’ heard from th e Mr- C h arle- Roe in Forest G rove I.oi- and Dayton J r Mrs M innie
w d **
* ' a
eirls was a le tte r from ‘salt L ake Sunday so she w ould be close to B lake and son Mark. Mrs Edw ards
and d au g h ter M artan and
Mr.
C .tv dated D ecem ber 27
I a doctor.
S eh errer T hat day was also Mr-
Mr and Mrs Jo h n H artw 'o k and
G randm a A ydelott died and the
d au g h ter Jo y ce w ere w eek-end v is fam ily has th e sy m p ath y of th e May.-' b irth d ay
t a n a ly . ER
itors e f M rs H artw ick '- m other. > w hole com m unity.
M rs R. p, rter. at P o rtlan d
.1 s c ( e ri f i / i c
Miss R u th Bailey, grade school
m e o b a m sm o.-«?c/ in
teac h er of G reen M ountain. was
m o d e f n r a d io s e r v ic e .
unab le to spend th is w c k - e n d at
h e r hom e due to th e b r.l w eath er
,ltv H elene M. S chult)
B a n k s W ins
Y o u r ra d io is a d e lic a te ,
FARM INGTON C ecil Boge and com plex tn s t r ’ .lien t. O:. . I !’ /
Bank : tow n team d efeated B ear
TIM BER
B ern ad in e H am m ond
ert >n T ue-dav night in th e B anks was given second place in th e Roscoe Wuni a re a tten d in g t h e exjuippcd | i n s i r .- l m i . e
gym nasium 18-150
am ateu r program conducted by J. B ehnke-W alker B usiness college m
C onnie Lou K ennedy spent th e P M cGlasson at Forest G rove high P o rtlan d They have enrolled for a e x p e rts ca n tix it ri h t. W e 're
e q u ip p e d . W e h iv e co m p let c
w eek-end in Forest G rove w ith h er school last Thursday H er vocal reg u lar business course.
Due to the inclem ent w eather d a ta o n all m a k e acts. H e g / i e
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. A. O solo. "When Jim m y R ogers Said
th
ere
was
no
S
unday
school
at
the
Killen.
G codby." was accom panied by her
a w r itte n /in a r a n tc e o n o u r
M others to Meet
gu tter. Lucy Ellen H owe of F o r com m unity church Sunday
w o r k , use .'a n ,la id |
4
N orth D akotans Visit
M others' club w ill m eat F rid ay est G rove got first place for her
M r and M i- Jo h n W ehlltz and c h a rR t fa ir p r e - r . C all us for
afternoon w ith Mrs. J. J. H utchens Spanish dance T h ere w ere nine
C hurch services
an d S unday n u m b e r s alto g eth er M cGlasson fam ily are visiting i n C a ni a - ex p ert radii service . . . q u ick
school w ere w ell atten d ed S unday plans to conduct an o th er am ateu r Wash. They have been visiting here an d efficient
in spite of th e storm . E leven new contest soon, in w hich any one from N orth D akota w i t h M r s
m em bers w ere ta k e n
into the in th e student body m ay present W ehlitz's sister. Mrs S S Dalbv
S chool C losed
church S u n d ay m orning. T hey w ere his talents. By th ese program s
Mrs. C h ester D avis and sons G eorge m ore people in the stu d en t body 1 T he school has been closed for
and Eugene. Mrs Rav P arm lev w ill hav e a chance to p articip ate tiie d u ra tio n of the blocked road:
V is it o u r m o d e rn • iiop
and ex trem e storm y w eath er The
and d au g h ter A :\e n a . Mrs A lbert I in th e assem blies.
atten
d
an
ce
has
not
been
very
good
T im ber Marooned
H eard. Howard. Glen. Je a n and
, T im ber w as p ractically m arooned because m any of th e children are
or phone
Mary M orrell and Joe Jensen.
this
w
eek
due to th e sev ere snow i jll w ith colds and flu.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs C. P E arp
ef Hill. boro. J a n u a ry 26. a girl. storm . T he high school bus could 1 Because o f w eath er condition
Mr= E arp was fo rm erly Miss Flon- not go because of th e deep snow ' and the roads, and the high school
n ie D avison. T he baby is th e fo urth and th e re w as no school in T im -I not being in session, th e bus drix -
grcat-g rcE t-g ran d ch ild of Mrs. M b er A ci eat n u m b er of cars and cr. Mr P eters, and th e high school
tru ck
got stuck on th e T im ber stu d en ts a re having a holiday
A Dcdds
Mr. and Mrs. S tanley C lark and hill. W alking w as very d if fic u lt, Ed Boge. w ho has been ill witii
sen B illy of Longview . Wash., sp en t because th e snow h ad n 't b e e n the fin and pleurisy, is now abl ■
to be up.
th e w eek -en d w ith Mr. and Mrs. cleared out of th e roads.
Mr. and Mrs. W T P utnam J r
M r and Mrs A T K ilb u rg have
Cass Wilson.
Dave W ilson of P o rtlan d is v is m oved th e ir fu rn itu re from t h e w ere S alem visitors S aturday in
iting Mr. and Mrs. C h ester Davis Kiese! house and a re storing it a t . the interests of legislation on th e
tn e hom e of Mr K ilburg's m other. m ilk control bill
an d sons.
Wes Schulm erieh. C Stew’ai: and
Mr- I. M K ilburg.
T o w n sen Jiles to Meet
R a d io S e rv ic e
Mrs. G. M. E bbert spent th e ! A. G ilb ert of B eavei w ere visit
I he T ow nsend ciub w ill m eet
at the F ran k S chulm erieh hom e
F rtd ay evening in th e church. ■vi '---end at h er hom e in M on- over
th e xveek-en 1
C haplain F. G P h illip s will speak. ■ mouth.
M ake Gloves
E arl Salee w as confined to his '
E veryone invited.
T he W omen's S ew ing class meet
W. F. K lin g h am er of L aG rande hem e w ith m um ps last w eek.
T hursday afternoons iu th e e I u b
spent S atu rd av n ig h t w ith Mr. and
room s of th e school. G love m ck-
Mrs H. J. Atlee.
. the new p ro ject begun.
Mr. and Mrs. F rancis Thom pson
Aid Meets W ednesday
of P o rtlan d sp en t th e w eek-end
Mrs. E dgar R eive will en te rta in
w ith re lativ es in Banks.
the local L adies' Aid at her Imine
Mr. and Mrs. M aurice Thom pson
W ednesday. All m em bers are c >r-
(By Mrs. F. I.. Brown)
and d au g h ter Doris of V ernonia
L A U R EL- "T he F ountain o f dially requested to lie pre-cut.
sp en t th e w eek-end at th e C liff
T he m ilk t r u c k
"O regonian
S andy hom e Mr. and Mrs C liff Y o u th .' a play to hav e been p re
S andy an d Mrs and Mrs M aurice sented by th e I.a d ii.-' Social club
Thom pson and d a u g h te r w ere S u n I of L aurel this S a tu rd ay has been
SAXTON & COONEY
day d in n e r p arty guests at th e postponed to S aturday. F eb ru ary j
P ro d u cers of Qu.’ lity
E rnest M arr hom e at K ansas City. 13.
To A ttend D ic-fl School
C lifford S an d y is spending the
S
A
N D and G R A V E L
L ee Brown, accom panied by G il
w eek at w ork in V ernonia on th e
P lan t located 4 m iles no rth of
V ernonia-S t. H elens mail route. m an W ight of Tacoma, form erly
F orest G rove on G ales Creek.
H arry W hitfield has ch arg e of th e r f L aurel, left for Los Angeles.
Cal.. T h u rsd ay to attend a six
Phone 1609R
school bus route.
Mr- H attie D avison, w ho is em w eeks’ diesel en g in ee rin g school.
ployed at th e M asonic home, is
sp en d in g this w eek w ith her m o th u a a B » iB a iR iQ n a E a fla a > a B > a ifliK B iB G iia K a 3 B X B a 3 R B X x ':itiK a
e r Mrs. M. A. D odd,, w hile recov
erin g from an attack of flu.
Flood Aid Solicited
Mrs. F red W olford, chairm an of
th e Red C ross in th e B anks com
m unity. an n o u n ce- th a t she w ill
accept and send in to th e county
Grange Plans
Antique Show
for Saturday
Bank Payment
Declared for
Old Depositors
from non i evolving
punj; • «»i b iak e
” t RA]5! s ]LUCENT
D EN TAL PLATES
I igtd
Native Daughter
Passes at fitzard
ì
Ankle Broken
in Fall; Snow
Causes Damage
T
I iniber Girl Wins
in Amateur Event
new s of IIUI-IJOIll and till’ 1•nr*
rounding e o m i m i n l l n s. IL ud 1 1
and k< e| tufurinvil on w hat a
h
nt home
Hl It- boro A rgus contain!! all th< 1 hap|»«*mng at
may com e
u» h
ANY M AKE
thin : Stiiini.
NO III BIO l(
Dr.Abrams
DENTIST
PERSONA!.
S E R V IC E
r --«Si ' jrf
¿«rf
.’kAi.'.’rUMEiJflUBM
USED
FURNITURE
BA RG A IN S
c
Two Farmington
Folk at College
llui.ilde
F u r t lie E conom ical B u y e r
Iron beds
W alnut dining table, 4 chairs
Oak library table
Velour davenport and chair
O ak dining table
Piano with bench
Electric refrig erato r
Electric W asher
Oak dresser
Hoover electric cleaner
Wood-coal circulating heater
All electric radio
Spark oil circulating heater
$ 1.50
14.50
2.50
24.50
3.00
59.50
35.00
12.50
7.50
’ 9.95
12.50
8.50
54.50
$110 A ll W ave P h ilc o R a d io
19 , fd c d c l. U ie d th re e m onths.
SELFRIDGE
D ouglass
RNITURE COM PANY
I hone
I \
H illsboro
13» s. T hird Ave.
Play Postponed at
Laurel for Week
Quality Counts - -
Gentlemen:
in e v e ry th in g you buy — and it is p a rtic u la rly true of
DAIRY FEEDS. C heap feeds a re expensive in the long
run because necessary elem ents m ust be left out to slash
Ridgefield. Washington
T he farm I atn w orking belongs
to Dr. G cffin and lies along the
b ank of Salm on R iver in C lark
C ounty, W ashington. W e g r o w
prunes, w a ln u t: and filb erts and
th e orchards a re planted on very
rte e p ground. For m any y ears we
trie d to w ork th e place w ith a
w heel tra c to r a fte r finding th a t it
w as a horse-killer.
T h ere w ere
spots th a t w ere so steep th at we
let them go back to brush ra th e r
th a n try to c u ltiv ate them . In other
place., w e w orked aro u n d th e
trees by hand and th e w hole o r
chard w as badly terraced . T ru ’ n-
fully both Dr. C offin a n d rny.clf
d id n 't believe any tra c to r could
w ork Die pi; "? sati.-f tctoril.v.
One day a fte r much ellin". , f-
f t on the part, of th e salesm an
an d som ew hat against o ur wishes,
he brought a "C aterp illar" tra c to r
on the place to show us w hat it
w ould do. T hat was several y ears
ago, but th e tra c to r i still w ith us.
T h ere Is no fin er nor b e tte r w o rk
ed o rch ard in tin
p a rt of t h e
county.
T he tra c to r has stood th e gaff
an d is in excellent shape. It work
fo r a lot h s money than th e old
tr a c to r and really does the job
O u r tillage i done in a le v day.-
out c i each m onth w hile w ith the
e ld outfit it wa never done
The falesn irn w ho sold thi “C i-
crpUlar** has m y undying g ratitu d e
Y ours truly.
C O F F IN RANCH,
H a rry W. Budd. Supt.
SURE TRACTION I , tak e y,
fa rm tools alm ost an y w h ere a!
a n y season and in an y soil
"C a te rp illa r" tractio n
n , an
fast, sure, tim ely field w ork.
DEPENDABILITY i the n a
t u r a l re s u lt of p ain stak in g
h e a t-tre a tm e n t, m achining, a -
s tm b lin g and m aterial seleeiiun
" C a te rp illa rs " not i nly perform
b e tte r, but th ey k eep it up.
y e a r a fte r y ear.
Lester Ireland
8C Co.
costs.
:At Your
SERVICE!”
Ci
Y our lo> ;.l in d e p e n d e n t bank is
pleased to o ffe r fo r y o u r con
venience these
Personalized Services
1.
2.
3.
I.
o.
6.
7.
S.
Insured Deposits
Prompt Personal Loans
Escrows and Collections
Federal Housing Loans
Safe Deposit Doxes
Automobile Loans
Money Orders and Drafts
Travelers’ Checks
\ ! o f lit' ,
rvi(o ■ ; r< providttd in ad d itio n to
th
ai'ety and convenience of re g u la r savings
and ch eck in g accounts.
Commercial National Bank
Nut connected with any branch bank, chain bank
or holding corporation.
Hillsboro
Oregon
MEMBER FED ER A L D EPO SIT INSURANCE CORPO RA TION
IM PER IA L has been able to obtain sufficient supply of
co n cen trates, d espite th e c u rre n t sh o rta g e , to m aintain
the usual high q u a lity of its feeds. Costs of IM PERIA L
LEEDS have been held to the low est possible point con- |
sistent w ith q u a lity and the present cost of raw m aterials.
Build P ro fits with
IM PER IA L DAIRY FEEDS
Im p e ria l D a iry , 2 0 % .
C ow R a tio n , 17' J
M olasses D a iry , 1 5 %
Molasses Screenings, 12 %
$42.00
37.00
35.00
29.00
ton
ton
ton
ton
IM PERIA L PO ULTRY FEEDS
H ig h -V ita m in B reeders’ M ash, 100 lbs.
Im p e ria l M ilk Egg M ash, 100 lbs.
Im p e ria l Egg M ash, 100 lbs.
Im p e ria l E ig -E a y M ash, 100 lbs.
4 -g ra in S cra tch , 100 lbs.
$2.60
2.50
2.35
2.25
2.20
LIARD W H EA T FLOUR
K IT C H E N Q U E E N — 4 9 -lb . sack .......................... $1.53
C R O W N F L O U R — 4 9 -lb . sack .............................
$2.05
H IG H L A N D C H IE F — 49-lb. sack ....................... $1.40
G rin d in g , c le a n in g , r o llin g o r m ix in g
PER T O N
$<np.00
U-i
All above prices F. (). B. o u r w arehouse and
s u b je c t to m a rk e t changes.
I’ay Cash and Save—Trade with Imperial
Imperial Feed & Grain Co.
Phone 01
Millers of Quality Feeds
South Second Ave.
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