T h u rsd ay , K eliiuary 25, 1937
H IL L S B O R O
Special Attraction
Banks Pastor
H eads O . A . P.
M eet Sunday
H A N K S C tiu p lu iu F G l ’lu lh |t .
I C lu ik I ’ o w iii * o f B a n k , u tle n ,|
i d Hu- mass m e e tin g o f t l i r T o w n -
end ' in ti in Kugene B u n d ly D ei
e g a lc * f r iiin e v e ry c o u n ty in th e
sla te w e ll p n , i'iil ul th is m eeting.
C lu ip lu in P h illip s w in uni- o f th e
■ p in k e ls
lie
u iis
also elected
permanent chairman o f th e co n ­
v e n tio n m id to o k ch a rg e o f th e
m ee tin g . w h ic h e v e n tu a lly decided
on n c o n tfre ie iio iia l b o a rd iia v in g
one m e m b e r fro m each c o u n ty in
th e ..ta le e x c e p t T illa m o o k .
L in ­
c o ln C u r r y and C m » . w h ic h .shar­
ed delegate.*
iiik
Girl» Practice
T h e h ig h school g ir ls ' h a s k c th a ll
p ra c tic e w ill he h e ld d u rin g the
I'c ifu la r e x t i. i c u r r ic u la r
p ra c tic e
h o u rs fro m 1 p ill to 2 p m M o n ­
days and F in la y s and on W ednes­
d a y fro m I to 5 p m A r r a n g e ­
m en ts a re u n d e rw a y fo r
games
w ith s e v e ra l schools in th e c o u n ­
T h e In te rn a tio n a l fam ous C ro c k e tt fa m ily fro m K N X .
w h o ap|M*ur in person at the V e n e tiu n th e a tre to n ig h t
a tti a ctio n w ill be d ia r i e . Ruggles and A lic e B ra d y in '
O w n H iisille.',
Burkhalters Move
to Their New Home
th e co m p a n io n to the s tu d e n t body
p la y, " T ig e r House,’' m a y be pre
s e n te ,I T h e cast w ill be m ade up of
ju n io r s and seniors P ra c tic e w ill
be g in aa soon as th e p la y has been
ty ,
IB v H e le n e M . S c liu l/.i
M 'le itis i
I t ir tliila v a C e le b ra te d
F A R M IN G T O N
M r and M i
M em b e r', o f th e p u b lic speaking
The U N A
pot lu c k d in n e r
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B u r k h a lte r m oved th is w eek
T h u rs d a y wus w e ll a tte n d e d by It class In the H unks h ig h school w ill
to
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ju s t n o rth of
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w o m en fro m llunk-s
and have a th re e -a c t p lu y and p o ssib ly
H ill b o ro T h e a ffa ir wus h i h o n o r a o n e -a ct p la y as a f in a l test o ve r to w n .
M rs. Edu B o g ,“ is somewhat im ­
o f e ig h t b ir th d a y a n n iv e rs a rie s fo r th e speech course T h e p la ys w ill Ire
p ro ve d a fte r b e in g s e rio u s ly
ill
J a n u a ry , F e b ru a ry and M a rch A t p resented on s e n io r cluss n ig h t
c a rd s in th e a fte r n o o n M is s A n n a \ M is s G i l t n e r is d ire c to r fo r the w ith q u in s y
M r and M rs. F re d S te ve n * e n ­
X a n G ru n s v e n w o n fir s t und M rs p la ys
M iss Z.eolu M a w h in n e y w e n t to te rta in e d at a d in n e r p a rty F rid a y
T o m Q u a lls se c o n d
Em m a
S u m n e r. Wash . T h u rs d a y to v is it e v e n in g in h o n o r o f M r
Aid R elief i l l ml
P itm a n , w h o is v is itin g at th e ir
E le ve n tables o f "SOO" w e re in | h e r sister. M rs H o w a rd M a n sfie ld ,
hom e a fe w days fro m P o rtla n d
p la y at th e If N
A
c a rd p a rty I und fa m ily .
A m o n g th e guests w e re M r and
F e b ru a ry
IB
H ig h .-cores w e re |
M rs W I. S tevens and M iss Inez
m ade by M iss A n n a V u n G i u n s v e n i
M r and M rs H v V o e lk e r and Mi*.*
and V e in I ’r ic k e tt. second by Miss |
C a ro l. M r. and M rs. F ra n k S c h u l-
Ire n e B ro w n
and
Cass
W ilso n J
m e rie h .
T h ir te e n d o lla rs w e re
ta ke n in .
M r and M rs Ira W h itta k e r have
w h ic h was tu rn e d o v e r to th e l}e d ’
m oved to th e C h ris tia n s o n fa rm ,
C ross fo i flo o d r e lie f
IBv Mr«. G ail Karn»)
w h e re M r W h itta k e r is e m p lo ye d
O R E N C O — W om en's C ir c le w ill
S elect C ards
W e b ste r D a lb y w h o ha* been in
H ig h school se n io rs h a ve s e le c t­ meet at th e c h u rc h n e x t W ednes­ a h o s p ita l in
S e a ttle re c o v e rin g
ed t h e ir class announcem ent.* and d a y a fte rn o o n T h is w ill be a sp e ­ fro m an o p e ra tio n , is a b le to be
cards
C o m m itte e ,
a p p o in te d
by . c ia l b ir th d a y c e le b ra tio n to w h ich - a b o u t a g a in and e xp e cts soon to
Agnes V u n d e i /lin d e n , p re sid e n t, in - i a ll w o m e n o f th e c o m m u n ity are resum e bis e m p lo y m e n t "o n boat.”
e lu d e d
E tta H a ile y, W ann W ir t / , i in v ite d . I t w i l l a lso be a s ilv e r
C a p ta in S S D a lb y is re c o v e r­
tea.
L lo y d M ille r a m i J a ck W in te r .
in g fro m th e re s u lts o f th e a c c i­
M r a n d M rs W H R in g and son d e n t Inst w e e k w h e n a horse he
W a te rs S u rro u n d H om e
M r and M i* W illia m Moss, w h o H u g h ie and M r and M rs W illa r d was le a d in g tra m p le d h im .
liv e w est o f Hanks, sp e n t se ve ra l . M o n tg o m e ry o f H ills b o ro w e re S u n ­
M r and M rs. E d g a r Rchse are
days
last
w e e k at th e C h a rle s ' d a y d in n e r p a rty guests at th e h a v in g se ve ra l room s o f th e ir house
K e ssle r hom e T h e ir o w n hom e was ' M a rk S tu rg is hom e at W est L in n
pa in ted .
D a le B a u g h m a n is hom e fro m th e
s u rro u n d e d w ith w a te r fo llo w in g |
M iss M in e rv a F u lle r o f H ills b o ro
east, and is g o in g to (p e n d se ve ra l v is ite d T h u rs d a y and F rid a y w ith
th e h e a vy ra in last w eek
C la u d e H u tch e ns o f C o rv a llis is w e e ks w it h his p a re n ts here.
th e E d g a r Ile h s e fa m ily .
i p e n d in g a fe w d u ys th is w e e k w it h !
Leave Monday
,
P lan Serviees
his fa th e r, J. J H u tch e ns, w h ile 1 M r and M rs. J a c k S im p so n and 1
Rev. H a ll o f M c M in n v ille w ill
tr im m in g h is o rc h a rd
n o rth
o f I fa m ily le ft M o n d a y m o rn in g fo r
h o ld p re a c h in g services th e fir s t
H anks
M o n d a y m o rn in g M r and C a lifo r n ia to m ake th e ir hom e.
S u n d a y in M a rc h at th e co m n iu -
Mr
J J
H u tc h e n s and C la u d e
B a r k In H o s p ita l
n it v c h u rc h
A ll a re w e lco m e
l lu t i liens v is ite d M r a n d M r
Ar
M rs I, T W o o d w a rd was again
School N ew s:
W o rk begun on
c h le T h o m p so n and c h ild re n
'* lla k i- n to St V in c e n t's h o s p ita l M o ii - th e f if t h p e rio d o f stu d ie s A b se n t
M ' lu n ta m d a le
| d a y a fte r a relapse. She had been | because o f illn e s s are M a x i n e
Sale S u ccess
ta k e n hom e fro m th e h o s p ita l se v­ W o o to n. H a ro ld H o ffm a n .
M a r-
T h e H anks school paper. “ C la r ­ e ra l w e e ks ago.
g aret and M a u rin e P u tn a m M au -
ion, " s ta ff sponsored a hot dog
A m o tio n p ic tu re e n title d "T h e rin e P u tn a m is w e a rin g glasses.
. ale last Tuesday, w h ic h n e tte d th e m G ro w th o f a Race." iN e g r o i, was
W a sh in g to n 's b ir th d a y p ro g ra m g iv ­
$5.50
T h e p la te lu n c h
in c lu d e d s h o w n in th e c h u rc h F e b ru a ry 17 1
en N e ith e r absent n o r ta rd v fo r
hot dogs, pickle s, p o ta to ch ip s and Rev E v e re tt o f P o rtla n d show ed -
th e last school m o n th ; R u th C la rk .
c u p cakes
Agnes V a n d e r/a n d e n th e p ic tu re fo r N a tio n a l M issions
K a th le e n K le in
Isa b e lle M u ijlle .
headed th e e n te rp ris e w ith Theresa d e p a rtm e n t o f P re s b y te ria n ch u rch . I
and R ic h a rd
K a n in a
R u th and
I ’aetsch
M a i to n e
G r if fin .
R ita
< H eb raic B irthday
D e lb e rt C la r k a re m o v in g o u t e f
D u y i k I.lo v d M ille r. E le n o re S tra s-
Mr
II
N R obison, s is te r o f th e d is t r ic t a t the end o f th e w eek.
scl and J a c k S eabold assisting.
M rs C a rly le , and M esdam es Lucas,
Lose to W itc h lla s e l
M a ry R re tz. F r a n k Cate. A L in d ­
It in k
grade s c h o o l w a s d e fe a te d g ren. a nd R F D u n la p o f F o r- G a r d e n H o m e B oy Scouts
b y W itc h H a z e l g r a d e s c h o o l F e b
H e lp R ed Cross F u n d
i it G ro v e spent T ue sd a y w ith M rs
r u a r y IB at W itc h H a r d 12 to 14 C a r ly le to ce le b ra te h e r b ir th d a y !
T ro o p 232 o f G a rd e n H om e re c ­
Lo se Io t ( ir n e llu s
M rs L in d g re n fu rn is h e d th e b ir t h ­ ogn ize d Scout W eek by h a n d in g
E iid a v a fte rn o o n C o rn e liu s g ra d e ! d a y ca ke in h o n o r o f h e r son R a y­ o v e r $3.5 to th e Real Cross fo r th e
,-ehnol d efeated H anks grade school m ond. w h o had a b ir th d a y th e ! flo o d s u ffe re r* A ll o f th e m em b e rs
15 to 18 in C o rn e liu s .
same day 11,• is at pre se n t in L o n ­ had some p a rt in th e success o f
W ednesday
e v e n in g
a d o u b le don. E n g la n d , a n d is one o f th e th e ca rd p a rty w h ic h was g ive n
header was p la ye d in th e g y m n a s i­ s ta ff w r ite r s on a d a ily
p a p er fo r th is purpose M rs G reen, m o th ­
u m H anks to w n team was defeat-1
e r o f one o f th e scouts, loaned her
th e re
cd by St M a ry 's to w n teum 36-42. I L e R o y W a rre n , w h o was in ju r e d
hom e fo r the occasion.
Beat St. M a ry s
in an a u to m o b ile w re c k , was t a k ­
H a n ks h ig h d e fea te d St. M a ry 's en h o m e fro m th e h o s p ita l last
h ig h school 28 to 15 B a tik s .h u e w e e k and is c o n v a le s c in g a t th e
S A X TO N A LO O N EY
u p fo r th is gam e was: F D ie r ic k x ; ho m e o f his siste r. M rs. G eorge
P ro d u c e rs o f Q in lit y
F l. a l’o rte ; C. T a y lo r ; C. S ch le g e l; Ia asia o f P o rtla n d
G. W ils o n ; S S eabold. and S. K a w - 1 M e d fo rd Persons is n o w e m p lo y ­
S A N D and G RAVEL
a m nto.
ed a t a steel fo u n d ry in P o rtla n d . 1 P la n t lo ca te d 4 m ile s n o rth o f
T ow n ies Lose
F o re s t G ro v e on G ales C re ek.
S h o w P ic tu re F rid a y
F rid a y
e v e n in g
in th e H a n k s !
P hone 1G09K
A m o tio n p ic tu re o f th e life o f !
g y m n a s iu m T u a la tin to w n team d e -I
feated H anks to w n team 36 to 46 j W a sh in g to n w ill be s h o w n at th e ,
M o n d a y n ig h t last w e e k H anks school h u lls,' F rid a y e v e n in g a t 7:30 .
T h e 4 -H c lu b w i l l se ll ;
to w n te a m lost to B e a v e rto n th e re o 'clo ck.
YOUNGS
ca n d y.
36 to 50.
W e e k-e n d v is ito r s at th e G eorge .
M r a nd M rs C h a rle s P o w n e a t­
G oodm an hom e w e re M r. and M rs !
tended a m o n th ly m e e tin g and b a n ­
" T h o u g h tfu l. S y m p a th e tic
q u e t o f Red u n d W h ite sto re o w n ­ F re d H a m el and c h ild re n , M r a nd ,
S e rvice ”
ers T h u rs d a y e v e n in g in H ills b o ro . M rs Ja ck H a m el and M r. and M rs. i
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Phone 972
Hillsboro
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last
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Don
P
arks,
fa ll. Is n o w a b le t o be u p a t th e
at V a n c o u v e r. W a sh , F e b ru a ry 10.
ta b le fo r h e r m eals and w a lk a ro u n d
a g ir l. P a tric ia L o u ise . M r. and
a little .
M rs. P a rk s fo rm e rly liv e d here.
J o h n H ro w n o f n e a r R oseburg
«pent se v e ra l days last w e e k v is it ­
in g M r and M rs. C h a rle s M a w h m -
State Capitol News Letter -Giv­
ney und M rs. F lo ra M u n fo rd .
ing the h ig lilig liis o f official ac­
M o th e rs M e e t T h u rs d a y
tivity at Salem.—Every week in
Mothers d u ll w ill moot w ith Mrs. the Argus.
tf
F re d W o lfo rd M a rc h 4 instead o f
F rid a y a fte rn o o n , th e re g u la r time.
M rs. French. B a b y Hom e
M rs. G le n
F re n c h re tu rn e d
to
h e r hom e n o rth o f H unks S a tu rd a y
fro m a H ills b o ro h o s p ita l w ith h e r
in fa n t son, R oger Dean.
M r and M rs C. W. M oo re and
sons B illy and Rodney o f P o rtla n d
w e re w e e k -e n d guests a t th e W. L.
M oo re a nd E a rl W ils o n hom es in
Hanks.
YOUR. S H O W
H a y w a rd Johnson, p re s id e n t o f
th e O re g o n A n t i- L iq u o r League,
W I N D O W S W ERE
spoke at an a sse m b ly o f (he h ig h
school s tu d e n ts W ednesday on th e J
"E ffe c ts o f A lc o h o l on th e B o d y ."
T h e te x t o f th e speech co m p a re d the
e ffe c ts o f a lco h o l and o p iu m on th e
in d iv id u a l and stressed a need fo r
th e c o -o p e ra tio n o f y o u th i f th e
a lc o h o lic t r a f f ic is to be stam ped
out.
M iss A lic e Lane, h ig h school p la y
d ire c to r, announces th a t th e J u n ­
ior-Senior p la y w ill b e selected
soon. A co m e d y m ay be selected o r
Orenco Circle to
Meet Wednesday
Funeral Home
A P erso n al Note
From the Pen of
CHAS L WALKER
â^O U T
American Made
WATCHES
a rt' t'(|ual in b eauty, e f­
ficiency and precision of
w o rk m an sh ip to any on
th e m arket today. Select
one from our stock to d ay !
T hey c a n ’t lie surpassed
in service or econom y.
J. L. Anderson
t i l E. Main Rt.
Hillshor.
“I,et Andy Fix Your Watch-
Official S. P. Watch Inspector
for Washington County
WOULD
you B t
OUT
TOO
OK
W OULD
you van d epend fo r needs
to g u a rd y our h ealth.
P L A IE
G LA S S
Prevent Colds
IN S U R A N C E
Cod Liver Oil
V itam in G lobules
P A Y THE
?
(HA S.L.W ALKIR
L arge stock of
KKAMIEN'R
A R G U S ,
H IL L S B O R O ,
O R E G O N
tin - acreage a., d iv e rte d m ig h t be
d e v o t'd to a n y th in g in e ith e r the
c o n s e rv in g o r n e u tra l c ro p class.
A m o u n ’ s Set I p
Added to d iv e rs io n p a y m e n t* are
also soil b u ild in g p a y m e n t*. Som e
o f I be m ore com m on ones h e re are:
$2 50 an acre fo r seeding red c lo v ­
e r w ith a n u rse cro p . $2 an acre
T IM B E R M r and M rs Charies fo r .ceding a ls ik e c lo v e r o r p e re n ­
w ith a n u rs e cro p ; $2 tor
G rill,-n d ,-ii and fa m ily m ove d fro m n ia l gra
H ills b o r o in to th e K ies,-I house last p lo w in g u n d e r c o v e r cro p ; $3 per
w eek He lias been e m p lo y e d h e re ton fo r a p p ly in g lim e ..to n e ; $2 40
p c i acre fo r a p p ly in g s u p e r-p h o s ­
fo r some tim e as S P. agent.
c e d in g p e re n n ia l
E v e re tt Dean o f V a n c o u v e r B a r ­ p h a te p rio i to
ra c k * v is ite d at tile h o m e o f hi.st legumes; a m a x im u m o f $2 acre
m o th e r here T h u rs d a y n ig h t. H e ' fo r seeding gras** on n o n -c ro p pas­
re ce ive d his h o n o ra b le d is c h a rg e ' tu re la n d ; arid w h e n seed a lfa lfa
fro m th e a rm y last w eek and is alone, a ra te o f $4 p e r acre m ay
be earned R ate* and p ra ctice s m e n ­
n o w employed in P o rtla n d
Mr
W illia m H u ffm a n e n te r ta in ­ tio n e d a re p o ssib le e a rn in g * b u t it
ed th e B rid g e c lu b a t h e r hom e sh o u ld be re m e m b e re d th a t to ta l
so il b u ild in g p a y m e n t to a n y in ­
last W ednesday
Mr
M o r r is K o c h m a n e n te r ta in ­ d iv id u a l o p e ra to r, is limited b y an
' d w ith dessert b rid g e at h e r hom e a llo w a n c e d e te rm in e d fo r th e p a r ­
by acreage o f s o il
M o n d a y. T h e G eorge W a sh in g to n tic u la r fa rm
a c re ­
m o tif was c a rrie d o u t in th e d e c o r­ c o n s e rv in g crops, o rc h a rd
atio n s M rs A J R ic h e re ce ive d age in c o m m e rc ia l vegetable. . and
h ig h • core P re se n t w e re M esdam es n u m b e r o f a n im a ls on p a sture land.
G iia rle s C ritte n d e n . M
F. W e lte r,
R u le N u t F ix e d
II
II B r it t
H H Grioss. H M
Because th e v a rio u s rate s m e n ­
W rig h t, W illia m H u ffm a n . W. E tio n e d have been e s ta b lis h e d fo r
G ilm o re . G u y L lo y d . J 11. W estcott. th e d iffe re n t p ra ctice s, it does n o t
A J Riche. Ed H a lla m a nd M iss a lw a y s m ean th a t o p e ra to rs get $2
C e celia Marchel.
fo r e v e ry acre o f red c lo v e r seeded
Mi.** C e celia M a rc h e l v is ite d a t o r
$3 fo r e v e ry to n o f lim e a p ­
St. M a ry 's
school at
B e a v e rto n p lie d
In some instances th e a l­
fro m M o n d a y u n t il F rid a y .
low ance fo r a p a rtic u la r fa rm is
Dan N e w to n o f S a le m v is ite d Id a g re a te r th a t th e to ta l fo r p ra ctice s
S h a w last S unday.
th a t c o u ld be e ffic ie n tly p u t in to
H orn, to M r and M rs. U ria h R o tli o p e ra tio n th is ye a r.
On o t h e r
F e b ru a ry 18. at A lb a n y , a g ir l. T h e fa rm s p ra c tic e s an o p e ra to r m ig h t
b a b y's n a m e i.s M ona Jean.
d e s ire in 1937. w ill exceed th e fa rm
M rs Jo h n R ic h m o n d and d a u g h ­ a llo w a n c e I t a ll d e pends u pon th e
te r Ire n e o f T o le d o sp e n t th e w e e k ­ p a rtic u la r fa rm set-up.
end
v is itin g
frie n d s here. T h e y
V o lu n ta ry p e rfo rm a n c e
i.s th e
fo rm e rly liv e d here
basis o f th e e n tire p la n F ilin g c ro p
H o rn, to M r and M rs R o y E llio tt, data does n o t o b lig a te an o p e ra to r
at F ore st G rove . F e b ru a ry 19. a to fo llo w a n y o f suggested p ra c tic e s .
g ir l.
T h is is n o ta b ly d iffe r e n t th a n th e
M r. and M rs G eorge S ta n to n and o ld w h e a t and c o rn -h o g c o n tra c ts
tw o s m a ll sons o f T o le d o sp e n t th e w h e re o p e ra to r o b lig a te d h im s e lf
w e e k-e n d
v is itin g
M r S ta n to n 's to c e rta in s p e c ific th in g s
parents, M r. and M rs. C. G. S ta n ­
T he re is no p e n a lty fo r f a ilu r e to
ton.
c a rr y o u t a n y o f th e p ra c tic e s o r to
K ilb u r g s M o v e
m ake a n y c ro p acreage d iv e rs io n
M r and M rs. A T K ilb u r g and O p e ra to rs s h o u ld re m e m b e r th a t
baby son m ove d to S e a ttle T h u r s ­ th e y w ill o n ly be able to m a k e a p ­
day.
p lic a tio n fo r p a ym e n ts la te r i f th e y
S u n d a y v is ito rs a t th e O. S. S h if- have file d t h e ir c ro p data. F a ilu re
fc r hom e
w e re G la d y s S h iffe r. to file th e re q u ire d in fo rm a tio n be ­
M rs. A lp h a
M oen and d a u g h te rs fo re the c lo s in g tim e w ill m ean e x ­
K a th r y n a n d H e le n . H e n ry O rs - c lu s io n fro m a n y g ra n ts la te r on.
b o rn c a nd J o h n Basedon, a ll o f
Salem .
L e g a l b la n ks. 5c and 10c A c o m ­
M rs. C h a rle s S ta n to n w e n t to
P o rtla n d last
W ednesday fo r
a plete s u p p ly a v a ila b le a t th e H ills ­
tf
s h o rt v is it w it h h e r m o th e r. M rs. b o ro A rg u s .
V. S
P a tte rso n , a n d siste r. M rs.
L W. M y ric k .
L e o n a rd G ree n is w o r k in g a t
R oseburg th is w eek, r e lie v in g th e
re g u la r m a c h in is t th e re .
C. o f C, M ee ts
A n open m e e tin g o f th e c h a m b e r ,
o f co m m e rce was h e ld a t th e B. T.
H a rt c a rd ro o m s T u e s d a y e v e n in g .
Crittendens
W ill Reside
Tim ber H om e
Page Three
Income T axes
Cut by A u to
"W h e n y o u s it d o w n w ith a doz­
en “ h a rp p e n cils a nd a b o ttle of
a s p irin to fig u re o u t y o u r incom e
ta x
f o r 1936. d o n 't fo rg e t 'de
d u c k s ."
T h a t's a d v ic e fro m N a s h -L a F a y -
e t'e h e a d q u a rte rs h e re w h e re J C
E d w a rd * h i s lis te d th e d e d u ctio n s
a llo w a b le
o n a u to m o b ile s
and
w h ic h he passes a lo n g fo r th e in ­
fo rm a tio n o f a ll m oto ris ts .
"D e d u c tio n s w h i c h a u to m o b ile
o w n e rs a re a llo w e d to m ake in
c o m p u tin g th e ir ta x a b le incom e in ­
clu d e th e fo llo w in g ." E d w a rd s says:
A ll
urns p a id d u rin g th e c a le n ­
d a r y e a r as re g is tra tio n fee* p e r­
sonal p ro p e rty taxes and m u n ic ip a l
taxes. In te re s t on m o n e y b o rro w e d
fo r th e purchase o f an a u to m o b ile
T h e e m o u n t o f fin a n c in g charges
on a u to m o b ile s p u rch a se d w h i c h
co ve r
th e in te re s t on th e loan,
w hen .s p e c ific a lly set fo rth in th e
c o n tra c t, b u t n o t th e a m o u n t c o v e r­
in g th e p re m iu m on in su ra n ce to
p ro te c t th e fin a n c e c o m p a n y's in ­
terest.
A il o p e ra tin g and m a inte n a n ce
expense, in c lu d in g d e p re c ia tio n , in
U Cd w io d ly fo r b uai-
ne-s. o r a p ro ra ta share o f such
expense, re p re s e n tin g business use
w h e re a passenger c a r is used c h ie f­
ly (m o re th a n 50 p e r c e n t, fo r busi-
n.
D e p re c ia tio n u s b a lly is f ig ­
u re d a t 25 p e r ce n t p e r annum .
A u to m o b ile In s u ra n c e on autos
fo r business purposes. U n co m p e n ­
sated losses s u sta in ed b y reason o f
dam age to a u to m o b ile s used fo r
business o r p le a su re
Dam age p ro v id e d f o r in ju r ie s to
persons o r fo r d e s tru c tio n o f p ro p ­
e r ty p ro v id e d th e a u to m o b ile at
th e tim e o f th e a c c id e n t was being
used f o r business.
Loss sustained w h e n a c a r used
fo r business is s o ld o u tr ig h t a t a
p ric e less th a n its d e p re c ia te d va lu e
N o d e d u c tio n can be m ade to r
th e a m o u n t p a id f o r an a u to m o b ile
used fo r e ith e r business o r pleasure
th is b e in g a c a p ita l e x p e n d itu re and
s u b je c t to c la im fo r d e p re c ia tio n
w h e re th e a u to m o b ile is used fo r
business.
ALEXANDER
F irst qu ality p a p e rs in an a ttra c tiv e
asso rtm en t of p a tte rn s.
NOW
30% fo 50% off
(C o n tin u e d fro m pose 11
not c la s s ifie d ;■* s o il d e p le tin g .
P la n d iv id e s crops, o th e r th a n
those m e n tio n e d , in to tw o groups,
c o n s e rv in g and n e u tra l
N e u tra l
crops in c lu d e o rch a rd s, bush fr u its ,
bops, id le land, oats a nd v e tc h a n d j
a fe w o th e r* C o n s e rv in g crops a re i
p r im a r ily , legum es and p e re n n ia l
grasses S ince n il th a t is necessary
to t a r n a d iv e rs io n p a y m e n t is to
d iv e r t fro m s o il d e p le tin g crops.
See O ur D isp lay T oday!
B R IST O L H A R D W A R E
N ext Door to V enetian T h e a tre
«
A rg u s c la s s ifie d ads g e t results.
MAKES
PERFECT
MECHANICS
ÀRE
A PA R T OF
Jw»t a t th j perfect basket
shot it the result of long
PROPER
practice; the perfect beer
it the result of years of
FIT OF
Careful Brewing.
FALSE
TEETH
My O ffice H as
A ll the N eeded
Equipm ent
. f j •.
BLITZ*
UlEinHHRD
I D r. A b ram s
H illsboro
Feed Prices Reduced
Im m ediately follow ing settlem ent of the recen t m aritim e
strik e, IM PER IA L reduced feed prices to a level consis­
te n t w ith th e c u rre n t cost of raw m aterials. F a rm e rs can
alw ays d epend on IM PERIA L to offer high qu ality feeds
at th e low est prices consistent w ith m an u fa ctu rin g costs.
It pays to TRADE W ITH IM PERIAL.
IMPERIAL DAIRY FEEDS
Im perial Dairy, 20% ........................
$ 4 0 .0 0
Cow Ration, 17% ................................. 3 5 .0 0
M olasses D airy, 15% ............................ 3 3 .0 0
M olasses Screenings, 1 2 % ............
2 8 .0 0
ton
ton
ton
ton
IMPERIAL POULTRY FEEDS
H igh-V itam in B reed ers’ M ash, 100 lbs.
$2.60
Im perial M ilk E gg M ash, 100 lb s................. 2.50
Im perial Egg M ash, 100 lbs.............................. 2.35
Im perial Big-Lay M ash, 100 lbs...................... 2.25
4-grain Scratch, 100 lb s..................................
2.2 0
MONTH
HARD WHEAT FLOUR
DAYS ■* PENNEY’S
KITCHEN Q U E EN — 49-lb. sack ............................. $1.53
CROW N FLOUR— 49-lb. sack .................................. $2.05
H IG H L A N D CH IEF— 49-lb. sack .......................... $1.40
G rinding, clea n in g , rolling or m ixing
PER TON ........................................................
$ A .0 0
rU
All above prices F. O. B. our w arehouse and
su b je c t to m ark e t changes.
Pay Cash and Save— T rade with Im perial
Friday - S atu rd ay
Imperial Feed 8C Grain Co.
P hone 91
Millen of Quality Feeds
South Second A ve.
W it h Values to Get E xcited O ver
W O M E N ’S FUR-TRIM
We a re g e ttin g rea d y for Spring.
W in te r Coats
On these last tw o d ay s in F eb ­
Sizes 18, 50, 52. This is a real
“ b re a k ” fo r
$ 0 .0 0
larg e wom en
O
ru ary we w ant to clean-up all
odds a n d ends in every d e p a rt­
m ent.
»AMELS
A few w om en's
W in ter F E L T
HA TS
25c
A g roup of g irls ’
a n d w o m e n ’s
SW EA TERS, 50c
House Dresses
V E R E
ONCE
U S E D TO C A R R Y
M A IL IN T H E
U N IT E D
D on’t overlook
th is o p p ortunity
Sizes 11 to 11
A bout th re e dozen
in this group
for
25c
STA TE9
EXTRA
SA V IN G S
.0 .^ 2
W om en's w hite
H an d k erch iefs.
2c ea ch . G irls' long cotton hose,
8c pair. T u b -fast P rin t in 1-
y a rd lengths, 29c. 8 1x99 Sheets,
69c. P a rt linen crash Tow eling,
5 yards for 39c.
W om en's
S uedes, P atents and C alf L eath­
ers. Not all sizes. A real 7 7 / '»
“ p ick -u p " a t (his price
(For «bout five years before
the Civil W ar cam els were
u -*e<1 in California to carry
the mails over the south­
eastern parts of the state.
They were called the Light­
ning Dromedary Express.)
Camel* were used because “they could take it.”
F a ll Shoes
/ ■ V*
Palm Drug Store
N e w fo r S p rin g — S U ITS
P rescription D rutglsta
P h on e 26«
S w agger, F itted and M an-T ailored m odels, $ 4 .9 8 to $ 1 0 .90. A large, new stock.’
* Euvuj.'Jo’un. oft (P/iottdion.
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Lo o ne y. A lo h a , w h o d ie d T h u r s ­
day. w e re h e ld S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n
a t th e ch a p e l o f th e P o rtla n d C re -
Wallpaper Sale
Increased Farm
Income Forecast
m a to riu m .
Besides t h e
w id o w .
M a ry E . he is s u rv iv e d b y tw o
d a u gh te rs. M rs. A r d ie I. T w o h y .
A loha, and Susie R A x le y . P o r t­
land; a sis te r. M rs. Ire n e Z im m e r ­
man. P o rtla n d .
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