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II I I. I. S K O K O
Blooming Folk
Remodel House;
Wedding Easter
WASHINGTON
LETTER ,
B Y S P E C IA L
ORRESPONDENT
H
A S H IN G T O N . — W h e n th e
’ ’ P re sid e n t.
H a rry
H o p kin s,
and th e B u d g e t B u re a u agree on
re co m m e n d a tio n s, C ongress w ill
be asked to a p p ro p ria te betw een
one and tw o b illio n d o lla rs fo r
r e lie f e x p e n d itu re s in th e n e x t
fiscal ye a r.
F o r th e fir s t tim e in fo u r ye a rs
the W P A a nd fe d e ra l r e lie f ro lls
d id n o t s w e ll in th e m o n th s o f
J a n u a ry a nd F e b ru a ry In F e b ru
a ry o f th is ye a r th e re w e re
2,162.000
W PA
em p lo ye s,
as
ag a in st 2.188.000 in D ecem ber,
and 3.039,000 in F e b ru a ry a ye a r
ago.
T h e re is no p ro m ise th a t Roose
v e lt can w o rk o u t a p e rm a n e n t
u n e m p lo y m e n t r e lie f p ro g ra m .
T h e p la n at th is p o in t is to cu t
th e ro lls d o w n to 1.600.000 heads
o f fa m ilie s and s in g le persons by-
Ju n e 30. th e end o f th e fiscal
year. T h a t was a p ro v is io n in
th e d e ficie n cy a p p ro p ria tio n b ill
Congress passed th is ye a r to g ive
W P A $650.000.000 w ith w h ic h to
c a rry th ro u g h .
• • •
l B y M rs. E. W. H in ric h s )
B L O O M IN G M r. and M rs. Percy
N e w m a n a re m a k in g e xte n sive im
p ro v e m e n ts on th e ir p ro p e rty and
a re r e fin is h in g m uch o f th e in
te r io r o f th e ir home.
Services Held
F u n e ra l services f o r
M ich ae l
S tu rm S r. 82. w e re held at St.
P e te r's c h u rc h T h u rs d a y a fternoon,
w it h Rev. E. W. H in ric h s o f fic ia t
in g
C h ild re n o f t h e
L u th e ra n
school sang the h ym n . "T o Thee.
L o rd Jesus. T h a n ks We G iv e W ho
D ied fo r Us T h a t W e
M ig h t
L iv e ." In te rm e n t fo llo w e d at the
B lo o m in g
cem etery.
P a llb e a re rs
w e re John K o e h n ke Jr.. F ra n k lin
K o ch S r . E m il B ra n d a w . H e n ry
M e y e r. G eorge F o llis o f H illsb o ro ,
and A lb e r t K ra h m e r.
J o h n S ta rk and L e o n a rd G u rske
m oved th e fla g p o le fro m th e south
to th e n o rth sid e o f the L u th e ra n
school F rid a y a fte rn o o n . T he pole
h ad been insecure and needed a
n e w fo u n d a tio n .
F re d and A lb e rt K ra h m e r spent
F rid a y a t A lb a n y .
Special S ervice r<m ight
T h e re w ill be a special service
in St. P eter's c h u rc h
to n ig h t
tM a u n d y T h u rs d a y ) w it h
h o ly -
c o m m u n io n . T h e s e rv ic e to m o rro w
m o rn in g (G oo d F rid a y ) w ill be
con d ucte d in both th e E n g lish and
G e rm a n languages, t h e
E n g lish
b e g in n in g at 10. On Easter Sunday-
m o rn in g th e re w ill ag a in be tw o
serm ons preached, th e E n g lish ser
v ic e b e g in n in g at 10.
C o lle c tio n s fo r R e lir f
T he p la te c o lle c tio n s to be lifte d
at the M a u n d y T h u rs d a y and Good
F rid a y services in th e lo ca l ch u rch
have been designated fo r r e lie f of
fe llo w L u th e ra n s in th e flo o d area
M iss G u rske to Wed
M iss S te lla G u rs k e w ill become
th e b rid e o f E rnest B u r k i a t a
w e d d in g to be so le m n ize d in the
lo c a l c h u rc h cn E a ste r m o rn in g
im m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g the ch u rch a
services. T h e c o n g re g a tio n is in -
'T ’O keep w ith in th e ir qu o ta s
1 fo r th e re m a in d e r o f th is fis
cal ye a r, sta te a d m in is tra to rs
w ill, a ltc g e th e r, have to d ro p 50.-
000 em p lo ye s in M a rch , 150.000
in A p r il. 200.000 in M a y, and
200.000 m o re in June.
H o p kin s in sists th a t these cuts
m ust not be m ade a r b it r a r ily ,
and m ust n o t a ffe ct a nyone in ac
tu a l need. S ta te qu o ta s w ill be
su b je ct to re v ie w on th is basis
T he re p o rts o f state W P A o ffi
cia ls co m in g in to W a sh in g ton in
d ic a te th e y w ill n o t be able to
reduce these ro lls by a n y th in g
vlted to remain for the ceremony.
P la n R e ception
T he Y o u n g P eople s society m et
in th e c h u rc h basem ent last W ed-
nesday n ig h t. I t was decided to
h o ld a re c e p tio n fo r th e yo u n g
fo lk s , w h o w i l l be c o n firm e d A p r il
11. and a c o m m itte e was chosen
to begin plan« fo r th e e vent. T he y
are F re d M u h ly . L o is A lto n and
C la ra H e lm o ld A p ro g ra m c o m m it-
tee was in s titu te d to a rra n g e th e
re g u la r business m e e tin g s o f th e
o rg a n iz a tio n ,
o n w h ic h
M e lv in
M eyer. W ilm a S c h ild h a u c r
and
M a rg a re t R u e c ke r w e re chosen to
serve. W a lte r and R o b e rt L ie b e n o w
and W a lte r R u c cke r w e re a p p o in t-
cd to a s c e rta in h o w m a n y o f those
w h o w e re re ce ive d in to c o m m u n i-
,
he
1 € f ill
,
'n .
IM P R O V E D a g r ic u ltu r a l and in -
1 d u s tria l fo rtu n e s a re n o t a l
w ays d ir e c tly re fle cte d in re lie f
ro lls .
T o illu s tr a te the reason
in s id e rs e s tim a te th e re n o w are
ro u g h ly 400.1)00 e lig ib le e m p lo y
ables t r y in g io get th e W P A jobs
o th e r m en leave w h e n th e y are
re tu rn e d to p riv a te lobs.
I t is said th a t W P A e m p lo ye s
h e sita te to ta ke te m p o ra ry jobs
in p riv a te in d u s try because ot
the d ilfie u lty th e y h ave in g e t
tin g back cn r e lie f
A n d w h ile
th e re are 875.000 fe w e r W P A
w o rk e rs th a n th e re w e re a year
ago. no co n s id e ra b le re d u c tio n
can be m ade at th is p o in t unless
H o p kin s abandons some o f those
a c tu a lly in need.
C lif f o r d et al. d ism issal.
N e w cases th is w e e k in c lu d e C ity
o f Forest G ro v e vs. C A G a rris h
et al. possession re a l
p ro p e rty ;
Perry- L
A b b o tt, re c e iv e r T ig a rd
M o to r co m p a n -■
y, vs. W M - . -......
Evans.
-
c :al. m oney. F e d e ra l L a n d B a n k o f
Spokane,
to » f reclosures, o n e
against J B. H o w la n d a n d th e o th e r
Thomas Beck Gets
C llllC r lllr tr X
,, ,
.,
lik e a to ta l o f 600,000.
T h e p la n fo r WPA curtailm ent
was c o n d itio n e d upon a b s o rp tio n
by p riv a te in d u s try o f about
300.000 W P A w o rk e rs ; on co n
tin u e d re c o v e ry o f business; on a
goed a g r ic u ltu r a l y e a r: on m ore
c o n trib u tio n s fro m l o c a l i t i e s
w h e re W P A p ro je c ts a re u n d e i
w a y ; a nd on th e p o s s ib ility th a t
r e lie f ro lls w o u ld not e x p a n d in
J a n u a ry . F e b ru a ry , and M a rch ot
th is ye a r, os th e y had in the
fo u r p re v io u s years.
R e lie f r o lls d id increase verv
lit t le th ro u g h the w in te r m o n th s
b u t it is u n lik e ly th a t th e m any
lo c a litie s in th e tlood areas w ill
be a b le Io c o n trib u te m ore g e n
e ro u s ly Io W P A p ro je c ts w h e n
lo ca l r e lie f is c o stin g so m u ch
T h is was unforeseen. A n d it 1.«
too e a rly to k n o w w h e th e r fa rm
and
business
p ro s p e rity
w ill
lig h te n tiie r e lie f load.
• • •
,
pleaded g u ilty in S e p te m b e r
P e tr r s pla ce d h im on p a ro le
a t _t h a t . t ’ m *L ,
T uesday R o b e rt D u se n b e rry. 23. against M artin Ganz.
re sid e n t o f S coggin v a lle y , e n te re d
Pro-bate t >urt o rd e rs th is w e e k
a p ea * ° b u r2 -:' r y in co n n e ctio n in c lu d e Tirpin Hi?. Nellie Johnson.
w ' tb lb c ro b b e ry o t a ca b in o w n e d A n n a b e l James
H e rb e rt A. H u b -
G eorge B a rre tt in th e same v a l- n ,, C h ris t ia n P eterson. H e rm a n C.
N early th e en tire contents of O e rd ir .; M ic h a e l J K e lly . F lo r -
ca b in had been s trip p e d , uffi- t;:ce H ic k s H e n d ric k s o n
W illia m
ce ls re p o rte d . Sentence w ill be pass- s A lte r . G eorge S u sb a u e r Henry-
ed A p r il 3.^
G e h rke . M in e rv a B ra d le y . L u d w ig
_
s h o t P ro w le r
K t n p i. D ..v id R ic h a rd . E liz a b e th
B a rre tt w ill be re m e m b e re d
Sue and C h a ri.
T ho m a s F risto e .
*»»e m a n - w h o a b o u t tw o y e a r-
m in e rs: J. on F ra k J r . D a v id I.
sl,l t a m a ra u d e r near his . ib in
F r iik and E a rl H F ran k , minor...
B k,o d lle a r ,h c sccnc " f
Am b"
) D
S .r.;’
W illia m M
' Kb‘ cb "'a s 8 ‘ n ig h t, lo-.i to S encuret J. in M e C la re n .
, iCL ,b a t ' be Pro " ' c1'
cant membership during the p u t becn bit. The followinj
T >
te n vears .are s t ill m em bers o f a
L u th e ra n c h u rc h
M rs. C a rl P fa lil
of
H ills b o ro
spent se ve ra l days o f last w e e k at
th e hom e o f h e r d a u g h te r. E lsie
K ra h m e r.
W lll R e tu rn East
T h e m an. w h o had been w o rk -
in g fo r J o h n K a m n a .' became i l l
and is r e tu r n in g to h is hom e in
N e b ra s k a
r ta y W a r tl
M uhlys Entertain
F re d and L e s te r M u h ly e n te r-
ta in e d a g ro u p o f frie n d s F rid a y
n ig h t. G uests w e re Misses R u th
S im a n te l. W ilm a S c h ild h a u e r and
A lt a M e y e r.
R o b e rt a nd W a lte r
L ie b e n o w V e rn o n M e y e r. E d m u n d
W c ic h b ro d t.
E lm e r G u rs k e a n d
O scar and Walter Muhly.
M r-
H inrichs Operated
a p p ea re d in a P o rtla n d h : . il
f-
fe rin g fro m gu n sho t w o unds H o w -
e v c r- hc d l e d re fu s in g to te ll w h e re
k *s w c u n d was rece ive d .
F o rd C P o tte r. P o rtla n d ch a rg e d
w it h s e llin g n u rs e ry stock w ith o u t
a license, was
F rid a y and g iv e n u n til S a tu rd a y
,o e n te r Ins plea. I t is a lle g e d that
he sold 100 f ilb e r t trees m a r T ig a rd .
T r ia l o f R a lp h E llio tt, re sid e n t
n e a r Beav, rton . is sch e d uled to r
T uesday. E J lio tt is a lleged to have
been d r iv in g an a u to m o b ile w h ile
d ru n k He was a rre ste d D e ce m b e r
23 and in d ic te d J a n u a rv l
T r ia l o f
M a r tin
B e rn a rd -
of
A lo h a has been set fo r A p r il 8 fo l-
lo w in g
p re v io u s
po.-tpor.em ent
Bernards was indicted O
.
/
Mr.«. M ild a L a e ir.e rm a n a ccom
pa n ie d M r. and M rs O tto T im m e r-
m an and fa m ily . C a r l and E a rl
m ik e t> 1- rest G ro v e W c d n e --
« bow er fo r M iss D e th lc ff. w h o w i l l
be m a rrie d soon.
M rs. F ritz S te g m an n . w h o was in
ju r e d in an a u to a ccid e n t M a rch 1.
1937. w e n t to H ills b o r o w h e re D r.
R o b b ' to ld h e r she had tw o rib s
b ro k e n M iss H e le n is in bed b u t
a b le to s it u p an h o u r each day.
F rid a y m o rn in g fo u n d th e g ro u n d
co ve re d w it h a b la n k e t o f sn o w
tw o inches deep, w h ic h
m e lte d
la te r in th e day.
M rs. O tto T im m e rm a n a tte n d e d a
On
on. fo r m e r ly D o ro th y
M rs . E. W. H in ric h s was i l l last and th e e th e r fo r w illf u l in ju r y 1
O lson o f O rc h a rd a le last T h u rs d a y
w e e k S h e e n te re d Jones h o s p ita l p e rsonal p ro p e rty T h e in d ic t ,ei • |
S u n d a y n ig h t a n d u n d e rw e n t an fo llo w e d charges th a t B e rn a rd re c 'te rn o o n at th e M rs. Pete P arson
home.
o p e ra tio n M o n d a y m o rn in g .
m ove d s h ru b b e ry fro m th e fa rm
F re d M u h ly began w o r k in g fo r a t O ren co o f w h ic h he was d is-
J o h n K a m n a M o n d a y m o rn in g .
possessed.
A id to M eet
O rder.- th ia week
L a d ie s ' A id w i l l m eet n e x t T h u rs - in c lu d e E le a n o r M u n d o r ff \
A
I ’ hone 953
:
H ills b o ro
d a y a fte rn o o n . A p r il 1. in t h e G Beals, n o n -s u it: W S H u ff v
basement of th e c h u rc h .
W a lte r L. Davis, dismissal: Winm-
F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R S
H e le n
H e lm o ld is c a rin g f o r fre d E. Reeves v G e o rs . i t W ii. iv -
and
M y r t lc a n d L o w e ll H in r ic h s at h e r co m b e et al. c o n firm a tio n o f al-
L IC E N S E D E.5IBAI..M ERS
h o m e d u r in g th e illn e s s o f t h e ir G e o rg e H
H a n co ck v - R -. W
m o th e r. T h e y h a ve been a t the
A RG U S . II I I. E S K O K O . O K E G O N
Observance of
Easter Planned
for Reedvilie
mickie says —
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I By M ary Sinclair)
T h u rs d a y , M a rc h 25. 1937
H. H. Boge Injured
at Farmington
m an Rowe T h e g ir ls are on the
h o n o r l o ll (or th e m o n th fo r s c h o l
a rs h ip
I ’ W A s e w in g clus» has Its lust
m t el ing T hu rsd a y a fte rn o o n
S e ve ra l e f the p u p ils o f th e school
w e re at th e school c lin ic S a lu rd a y
and w ere va c c in a te d
G la d y s llu r k e y is i l l w ith p to
m a in e p o iso n in g.
I B y l l r l e i i i ’ 51 S c h u lt)
F A R M IN G T O N I I II Boge was
bq.ll>
h u rt
W ednesday m o rn in g ,
w h e n a h e ife r lie was h a n d lin g
th re w h im and caused a b ro k e n
h ip and bad b ruises He w ill p ro b
Teacher E lrrlrd
a b ly be la id u p and u n a b le to w o rk
fo r some tim e
T h e teacher. M iss S chulz, b u s
M r and M rs Ed P ip e r o f Wood
he. n re ele cte d Io le a e li fo r the
$ ! 50
II, S. Ni». I. S ic k
b u rn w ith th e ir fa m ily w e re S u n n e xt term .
day guests at the E iiga i Hchsc hom e
A new fla g ha., been purchased
$ ! 00
S
c
rii
Alvin Si-h u 111 ii • 11 • • 11 spent h i ■ fo r the school.
s p rin g v a c a tio n fro m O reg o n S ta te
college w ith h is parents. M r and
ROBERT WARRENS
D river l ined
Mm.
F ra n k
S c h u h n c i ieh.
l ’ lu l
at farm on Oalos C reek Hoad
E
lm
e
r
S
c
h
m
id
t,
a
rre
s
te
d
by
a
J
Lane, a s tu d e n t fr e iu Boise, Idaho,
P ilone I «»rest ( i î o v r IlitWIV
deputy s h e r iff on th e h ig h w a y b e
was w it h h im
tw e e n C o rn e liu s and Forest G r o t . ’
M iss D o ro th y Stevens h a - gone
to P o rtla n d , w h e re she is to h i’ fo r reckless d riv in g , p a id a $25
e m p lo y e d fo r some lim e
Mr
and M l- P e te r K le in en
te rla iu e d at a d in n e r p a rty F rid a y
e v e n in g fo r M r- M ae M el a u g h h n
o f P o rtla n d and M rs E r v in B u r k
h a lte r o f H ills b o ro
•’S a v r on lirtiK*»”
S ervices Sunday
T h e Rev M r H a tch o f H ca vci
to n w ill c o n d uct services at the
e o m rn u n ity ’ c h u rc h at 9 15 on Easter
S u n d a y. Ea-ster p ro g ra m
by the
S u n d a y school w ill be g iv e n a fte r
th e services
M r. and M rs F S te ve n s e n ter
ta in e d a l a S u n d a y d in n e r party
A m o n g th e g u e s t s w ere M i
Em m a
P itm a n o f P o rtla n d a nd h e r dough
te r. M rs
Rush o f l.o ., A n g e le
M rs B e rth a B o w lb y and d a u g lite r
E th e l o f M u ltn o m a h . R a il B o w lb y .
Week-End Special*
M rs Eva B a g n e ll and M iss.’s Ruby
and A n n e b e lle B a g n e ll
E in in a
S1.5U Chamois
50c Tooth Paste
B o w lb y . and F re d B o w lb y
R E F D V Il.l.F
Sunday i- Easter
and a p ro g ra m ha- been p la n n e d
to - ta r t at It) a m T he S u n d a y
school I, a- purchased a C h ris tia n
and an A m e ric a n flag, w h ic h w ill
m ake th e ir appearance th a t day
J o in in S e rvice
O ren co and R e e d v ille w ill jo in
w 1 1 h th e ir c o m m u n io n
services
T h u rs d a y at 8 p nt at th e R e e d
v ille c h u rc h
P ro g ra m Presented
A m u s ic a l p ro g ra m was g iv e n
T h u rs d a y e v e n in g at th e c h u rc h by
a g ro u p o f n in e business people
fro m P o rtla n d T h is p ro g ra m was
m ade possible by the P -T A ladies
and M i— M a rio n Hagg. w h o was
p ia n is t o f th e g ro u p
M ove to Eugene
M i and M rs C lem ents, who have
liv e d in th is v ic in it y fo r th e past
six m onths, re c e n tly sold th e ir place
and le ft S a tu rd a y fo r P o rtla n d fo r
a fe w d a vs' v is it w ith t h e ir d a u g h
te r and h e r h u sband b e fo re g o in g
on to Eugene to m ake t h e ir hom e
M em b e rs o f th e L a d ie s' A id are
q u ilt in g a d o u b le lris h -e h a in q u ilt
at th e hem e o f M rs K e lly and W e d
nesday was q u iltin g day th is w e e k
M r. and M rs. D e lm a r B a rn e tt a m i
fa m ily , w h o fo rm e rly liv e d h e re b u t
spent th e w in te r
at G aston, h a ve
m ove d to a pla ce at C o rn e liu s .
P la n S u n rise S e rvice
I B y G ir l S cout T ro o p No. 61)
A ll a rc in v ite d to a tte n d a s u n - ' C E D A R M I L L L a s t T uesday at
rise p ra y e r m e e tin g S u n d a y m o r n
$1.00 Sponge
V isits in South
in g at 6 o 'c lo c k at th e c h u rc h , s p o n th e P a re n t-T e a c h e r m eeting, it was
M rs
A lto n F o o rd
a n d
baby
$<
sored by th e W illin g W o rk e rs ' class decid e d to keep th e same o ffic e rs
F re d W a d d e ll was busy last w e e k fo r th e c o m in g y e a r as those th a t N anev A n n e le ft fo r a v js it w ith
KOT1I
s e ttin g f ilb e r t and w a ln u t trees on had o ffic ia te d last y e a r T h e y are re la tiv e s in Los A ngeles eat ly m
th e F re d S h ra y place M r S h ra y has .is fo llo w s M rs E d w m .i Cute, p re s th e w eek
L o u is P u n co e h a r has been i l l
n e a rly c o m p le te d his garage ju s t id e n t: Mrs. Edna H e in ric h .- vice -
n o rth o f th e S n ip e 's O il s ta tio n
p re s id e n t; M rs
M y r t le Johnson, w it h tn n s ih tis and not a b le to go
A D ant o f P o rtla n d w as a guest se c re ta ry , and M rs M a rth a T h o rn e
to h ig h school fo r a b o ut a week.
o f In - m o th e r o v e r th e w e e k -e n d
A tte n d a n c e P e rfe c t
tre a s u re r A f t e r th e m e e tin g th e
»’»nt. Keg. $1
M r. and M rs C h a rle s Im la y and G i l l S cout tro o p gave a p ro g ra m
P e rfe c t a tte n d a n c e fo r th e la.-t
Special
fa m ily spent th e w e e k -e n d w ith and tea in h o n o r o f the fir s t b ir t h m o n th was a tta u u s l by K a th le e n
M rs Im la y 's m o th e r. M rs. Dean, at d a y o f t h e ir tro o p
K le in . M a rg a re t and M am in c P u t
R id d le .
Robinson and F re e
B o rn , to M rs. M a rie De Y o u n g , nam . "M ic k e y
M rs. E A Ross, w h o has been
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e v e n in g to spend h e r s p rin g va c a girl
S a tu rd a y n ig h t a g ro u p o f y o u n g
tio n She is th e d a u g h te r o f W. H
D u rh a m , w h o cam e fro m A la s k a people e n jo y e d a m o n o p o ly p a rty
P resent w ere
F lo ra W ic k . G le n
th re e ye a rs ago.
B rito n . V e rn a W a lle rs . E v e ly n W a l
M rs. L in g m a n Hostess
M rs. L in g m a n e n te rta in e d h e r ters. R oger Johnson. C h a rle s W a l
S u n d a y school class S a tu rd a y a f t e r te rs and L e o la W a lte rs.
noon w ith an E aster p a r ty ’ T h e re
w e re n in e present.
F lo re n c e Y c o spent th e week-end
w it h h e r sister. M a rth a Yeo. in P o r t
la n d .
B u ild - G arage
M r. K a s h le r is a d d in g a garage
to h is p ro p e rty re c e n tly purch a se d
at R e e d v ille .
M rs C h ris tin a W o lfe was p le a s T he p e rfo rm a n c e and la s t
PROIESSIONALLY MADE AT HOME
a n tly s u rp ris e d S a tu rd a y e v e n in g in g
beauty o f the f i n e
w h e n a g ro u p o f frie n d s g a th e re d w atches in o u r stock are as
with the
at h e r hom e to c e le b ra te h e r b ir t h
a ttra c tiv e as the prices. S ta rt
day.
M r and M rs J im ’ I.o re n tz e n e n p la n n in g
now to give a
te rta in e d a n u m b e r o f frie n d s last w a tch fo r a g ra d u a tio n o r
T h u rs d a y e v e n in g at th e ir hom e I
g ift.
A sm all
M cCALL
Dancing’ ,a n d re fre s h m e n ts w e re the a n n ive rsa ry
e n te rta in m e n t Guest.- w e re M r. and deposit w ill h o ld the w atch
M rs C. B e rry . R A n d re . M r. and o f y o u r choice u n til needed.
PRINTED
Mr.« V a n D u rs e l.
B o rn , to M r. and M rs. R a lp h I
PATTERN
S c h a p p e rt. a 9 'j- p o u n d boy. w h o ,
w a - nam ed K e n n e th R o g e r M o th e r
■ id si n a re at Junes h o s p ita l at
t i l E. IVJaln S t
H ills b o ro
H ills b o ro .
" L e t A n d y F ix Y o u r W a tc h "
F rid a y e v e n in g a g ro u p o f y o u n g
people fro m B e a v e rto n and Reed - ' O f fic ia l S. P. W a tc h In s p e c to r
v ille enjoy ed r o lle r s k a tin g a t th e I
f o r W x s h in g to n C o u n ty
O aks r in k in P o rtla n d .
th e
GRAND OPENING
Cedar Mill Group
Elects Officers
A P R IL 3
Free (tiffs : Deep Cut Prices
50c Tooth Brush
.59
Bought - Sold and
Consigned
W id e .A ssiniment
E a ster C an die»
and
TOGS
Quality Watches
W om en's New
M an n ish S u its
S p e c ia lly designed fo r
the sm all
and la rg e r
typ e
fig u re s .
C olors,
blue, g re y, In o w n and
hound's to oth.
$7.95
$10.00 - $14.95
J. L. Anderson
it's
J e w e lr y
E a rrin g s - B racelets
N ecklaces - C lip s - Pins
T he
ii Sifty?
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with the M oney-Saving
"Master Dial"
L inen BI o u ses
Special
PERFORATIONS
W o m e n ’s
W h ite
T ic
Pum ps, S traps, T ie O x
fo rd s in le a th e rs am i
gaberdines. B la cks and
B ro w n s too, a ll heels,
a ll sizes. W h ite S p o rt
O x fo rd s w ith b la c k o r
b ro w n saddles. S ty lis h ,
w e ll m ade shoes. $ 4 98
PIECE
B E N E F IT
J.
Special
has a
W om en's new
P g IN T tO CUTTIN G LINE
DANCE
JL
E a ste r S h o es
EACH PATTERN
Hillsboro Baseball Team
*‘ A1 a d crnoisselle”
arc here in s p rin g ’s
new est co lo rs and
styles.
$ 4 98
NO PUZZLING
T a ffe tta
P e ttic o a ts
PR IN TtO N U M B fR ID N O T C H fS
es, we have
P o p u la r colors,
w aist
hand.
PRINTED D IR IC T IO N S
IEAD fho Easter Parado in a
Only Leonard Gives You
These EXTRA FEATURES
H illsb o r o G r a n g e , M o o se a n d F ir em e n
L e o n a rd M a -te r D ia l
V e g e ta b le D ra w e r
L e u a d o r Pedal
S e rv ie e S h e lf
S lid in g S h e lf
N e w C u rv e d S helves
R u b b e r G rid s in A ll
V e g e ta b le C ris p e r
I t i l i t v B a ske t
In t e r io r L ig h t
-, Saturday, April 3
p in k o f c o n d itio n .
U
Ice
T ra y s
Grange Hall — 8:30 p. in.
SEE T H E S E CAR S
H alf the Gas
LEONARD
1937 WILLYS
SEE IT!
fo r
Nash - LaFayctte
Used Car Exchange
2nd and W ash. Phone 2641
(jive the Hillsboro Daseball
Team Your Support
FREE
.'¡'.‘ r.ieee Set D ishes w l i l i
« v e ry $50 o f purchases
MELTF.BEKE
A d m is s io n 2 5 c E a c h
A.'
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g ;
E L E C T R IC
goto. You can save dollars by mak
ing thorn yourself, and they're sum
to look smartly professional when
you uso tho modern McCall Printed
Pattorn. No dots and dashos to con
fuse you— McCall prints complete
directions for cuffing and sowing on
each pattern piece. You know at a
glance exactly what you should do,
and tho finishod frock is sure to bo
successful.
cottons, silks,
p rin ts , n o v e ltie s
M a k in g y o u r new fro c k s
is easy! Because it's just
patente d p rin te d c u ttin g
scissor» a c c u ra te ly , and
w h ich ta ke you th ro u g h
w ay im a g in a b le .
Only 9Cc a Week
Buys the New
TERM S
Just a I'c5v dollar« more
new
49c 69c $i
1937 LEONARD
95
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the ve ry
C o stu m e
Have You Seen the New
up
E v e ry one w o r th the m oney
L o ts o f c a re fre e m ile s le ft.
TRADES
C ards
th e m :
cla stic
9R
JL
La iacltef dri
FORDS
Fricad low, a'
G r e e tin g
C 1 .
S p o n so r e d by
1936. in th e
G u a ra n te e d .
39c
15« » 1 II
V a cu u m B o ttle
A rg u s .
Used Cars
POTATOES
U. S. N o. 2 , sk. $ 2 .0 0
Helmold home for a week.
S u b s c rib e f o r
Netted Gem
Hillsboro Pharmacy
Done Ison QC Sewell
M is s Je a n n e Jepson cam e fro m
P o r tla n d S u n d a y to spend th e w e e k
a t hom e.
F re d M u h ly a n d W a lte r H e rin g
d ro v e to S e a ttle re c e n tly .
They
s p e n t tw o days w it h E lm e r M u h ly .
w h o . th e y re p o rt, is m e e tin g w ith
success a nd g re a tly
e n jo y s
his
m is s io n w o r k .
fin e and costs in J u s tic e A W H u t
e n s ' c o u rt 'Thursday
STO RE
“Saves You Money on Every Purchase”
121 S. Second Ave.
Hillsboro. Oregon
S a le D r esse s
S o li crepes in one piece
and ja c k e t styles. New
I hist lc, beige and blue
colors. See the p o p u la r
“ e m b ro id e ry "
| r i m-
m in g . A lso b rig h t flo r a l
and p a tte rn dot p rin te d
r I'c pcs.
$1*795
i
Sale Price
— Including —
NEELY DON DRESSES
i //i
(•lust tr y one on)
7
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w ith M cC a ll l ’ rin te d P attern«
a m a tte r o f c u ttin g a lo n g the
line, a line w h ic h guides y o u r
fo llo w in g p rin te d in s tru c tio n s
each se w in g step in the easiest
M EN
I bid Hart Schaffner
& Marx Suit, that
Stetson o r Mallory
Hat, that F lö rs h e im
p a ir o| Shoes, th a t
A r io w or V anH eusen
S h irt, that Arrow Tie
-IK HERE,
EOK YOU I
C o m p e te n t In stru ctor in B a lc o n y Y arn D cp t.
NOW,