Your Paper-
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and merchandise Into all cor-
urrà of Washington eouuty.
I.
Dime In Hillsboro Increases
Loral Payrolls and Adds
to Local Prosperity
W ith W hich is ( 'onihined th e Hill .boro In d e p e n d e n t
V iiluun*
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Orenco H onor
Roll Given;
H old Parties
H ills b o r o In d e p e n d e n t E sta b lish e d 1873
[¿looming Farm
Union Selects
Contest Entry
H illsboro, O regon, T hin day, A pril 22, 1937
l ax Problems
Discussed by
State Senator
Reedville Pupils
Are Vaccinated
(By Mary Kin« lair)
Scholls Folk
Attend Aloha
Grange Meet
H ills b o r o
A rg u s
Helvetia Woman
°" Advisory
Board
(By Mr«. J. M. Davidson)
E sta b lish e d 1894
Section Two, Six Pages
I.m d a ll o f L in n to n . M iss B a d e rt-
seher w ill leave P o rtla n d W ednes­
day f o r a t r ip to C a lifo rn ia . M r.
B a d e rta c h e r has been in p o o r h e a lth
fo r a lo n g tim e .
Joseph W enzel to o k th re e scouts
h ik in g w ith h im to th e n o rth fo rk ,
o f th e S a lm o n b e rry r iv e r o v e r th e
w e e k-e n d . T h e y w e re B illie B a tc h ­
e ld e r. J a c k B a u m a n n and A rn o ld
L e p p in . T h e y w e n t fis h in g and
ca u g h t th e lim it .
c e n tly d e liv e re d in Salem . T h e pole
is 22 inches in d ia m e te r a t th e to p
and 44 inches at th e b u tt, was c u t
n o rth e a s t o f M o la lla a nd tra n s p o rt­
ed to th e r a ilro a d b y lo g g in g tr u c k
and tr a ile r . T h re e fla t cars w e re
used in tra n s p o rtin g it to Salem .
R E E D V IL L E C o u n ty n u rse Miss
H E L V E T IA —S a tu rd a y fiv e m em
B L O O M IN G
B lo o m in g Parmcn»'
E n i'i b ri Ison. and D r D C M e D o n -
bers o f th e S u n sh in e c lu b attended
U n io n chose A n ita K ru h m e r as its
l a id va ccin a te d and « x a m in e d school
the C o u n ty F e d e ra tio n o f W om an's
ca n d id a te fo r th e 4 I f su m m e r school
<Hv Mr». Gail Karn*)
i and p re -sch o o l c h ild re n a t th e school
(B v Mrs. Bird M cCorm ick!
Excaaa Acid cau u a
clu b s at C o rn e liu s M rs Y u n k e r was
F rid a y
<)K KN ( O P u p ils m i th e h o n o r sch o la rs h ip to be a w a rd e d b y the
(By Lorraine Demmin)
C IIE H A L K M M O U N T A IN Tax«*
nam
ed as a m e m b e r o f th e a d v is o ry
F° u Stom ach (Jlcera,
"» II in llie p rim a r y grnd«*N nr«» ns W a sh in g ton C o u n ty P a rm c rs ' U n io n
M r and M rs J A B ro w n le e and
s h o u ld lie placed on th e peo ple w h o
S( B O L L S A b o u t e ig h tee n .........
fro m board fo r th re e years. T uesday M rs
I n d ig e a tio n , Bloat­
h ' l h i w 1. J«
D avis, P ru n k W a rre n . I Pred K ru h m e r served as te m p o ra ry tia ve th e m on e y w ith w h ic h Io pay fa m ily sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d w ith S ch o lls a tte n d ........................E
e d th e A lo h
. a R i G
t t e range
r a n d M rs . J
M
D a v id s o n
A rc h ie P itm a n F im in s H e a rd and ' c h a irm a n at th e m e e tin g h«»ld last a m i p ro g re s s iv e sla te
ing, Gaa Paint, Heartburn, Batch­
le g is la to rs M r s B ro w n le e s m o th e r. M r: Sarah rn<*< m g T h u rs d a y e v e n in g S e ve ra l o f th e S u n s h in e c lu b a tte n d e d H ills -
Deliver
150-fo
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Spar
Pole
W
ednesday
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rd
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was
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f , rH l w a d e ; G race
b o th re p u b lic a n a n il d e m o cra t have B ro w n , at E verson Waste
ing. Nausea, get a frea sam ple of
rro n i h e re w e re g iv e n th e t h ir d b o ro C o ffe e c lu b and m et th e state
K a rn s and I h llv
Knsley. second nanu-d d e legate to th e state c o n ­ w o r k it l to r th a t since 1931 and have
M a rio n Hagg assisted H e le n C re itz and fo u rth degree by th e A lo h a fe d e ra tio n p re s id e n t. M rs A. C. Me
A 150-foot sp a r pole, designed to
L'dga, a Doctor’s prescription at
be
used
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r.iad e , N ancy P itm a n . D a n ie l B e lla . v e n tio n at C la ts k a n ie in M ay w ith m ade progress, n e ro rd m g to S ta te in a v io lin r e c ita l at th e P y th ia n G ra n g i
■ ty re , o f - —
In
P e n d le to n
Pred K ru h m e r as alternat«* Pred S e n a to r W E Ih irk e . w h o gave a b u ild in g . P o rtla n d
lin e b y a gras el co m p a n y, was r e ­
M ; i u : i «‘ la n d -a y and V io la H eard
Hillsboro Pharmacy
M i and M rs C a rl W o h la ch le g e l
E ix it c lu b o f th e school c o n sid e r-
M r and M rs. T hom as J T ra u g h ­ ca lle d at th e L e w i; H u lit hom e in
t h ir d e ia d e . and R o b e rt Duncan, K ru h m e r is to re p re se n t th e B lo o m ­ sh o rt ta lk at th e
Pleasant
V ie w
( o n e M is h le r a m i L o re n c S c l n l d l , ing lo ca l at the m e e tin g o f th e O re ­ c o m m u n ity c lu b m e e tin g S a tu rd a y b e r and g ra n d m o th e r w ill leave fo r l Newb< rg S u n d a y to v is it M rs. C la ra f d a p la n F rid a y w h e re b y each
p u p il in th e e ig h th g ra d e w o u ld |
h ' u i t h g r a d e P r n c s t L co h d cn . Dun- gon Parm«*rs' U n io n Co op« rativ«- n ig h t
lie e x p la in e d w h y a ll In ­ South D a ko ta T uesday. M r and M rs
W o h lsehlegel w h o is s e rio u s ly ill.
p la n t a s h ru b o r tre e and stam p 1
a id W a rre n
L o is Hobson, J u liu s ass<»eiation M ay 26 at C la ts k a n ie
come, in c lu d in g th a t fro m farm s, T ra u g h b e r w e re m a rrie d re c e n tly
th e ir nam e and th e d a te on a m e ta l
B ir th d a y C e le b ra te d
I >obra.
W Jo h n S u n b e rg arid w ife o f
A rth u r
A n d e rson .
H e le n w ith R ic h a rd M o e lle r as alternat«* sh o u ld h<* ta xe d r a ttie r th a n real
W d fe rt
M rs Sadie J a ckso n o f P o rtla n d tag attached.
B e v e rly ( 'u tn p h e ll
G a ll A social m e e tin g w ill be h e ld A p r il «■state O th e r n u m b e rs on th e p ro ­ V a n co u ve r. Wash . v is ite d at tin* C.
B o y Scouts F rid a y at th e ir scout I
M is h le i and Lee Hoague, u p p e r ' 2H
g ra m w e re in s tru m e n ta l and vocal W H a rris o n ho m e d u rin g th e w e e k ­ . wa g ive n a b ir th d a y p a rty a t th e
grades
R ich a rd M o e lle r, aeeompani«*d by m usic w ith tin* e x c e p tio n u f a s k it end
, M i C arrie Hitchcock home Satur­ cabin h a d S co u tm a s te r E ric k s o n
M r and M rs Ned Hoop and fa m ­ d a y e v e n in g A b o u t 15 frie n d s and and 11 o f h is scouts and one com -
M rs Ja ck Rogers spent th e w e e k ­ I h is s is ti- r . M i s E d w i n S im a n te l of hy A r d it li
E tz w ile r
and
D iana
' m ittc e m e m b e r as guests. A w ie n e r
end in P o rtla n d v is itin g re la tiv e * N o rth Plains, le ft last w eek fo r th e ir (.ro v e s
Mr
R o w la n d .
N o rm a n ily o f K elso. Wash v is ite d M r and , re la tiv e s w e re present.
and frie n d s
, : roa st was e n jo y e d .
'f o r m e r horn«* at W oolsey. S. D . to W rig h t and B o b b ie R o w la n d , a ll M rs I E L o w e and fa m ily o v e r the
M r and M rs. F J. „ .............
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M r- ( ’ M A n d e rs o n o f Tacom a, v is it w ith th«*ir p a re n ts
th re e fro m G ibbs, appeared on the
Guests o f M r. ano M rs A d o lp h
tw o c h id re n w e re F rid a y and Sat
W a s h . d a u g h tc i m la w »if <)
M
To Make Home Here
M r Ogg. fo rm e r re s id e n t in the p ro g ra m G ib b s re sid e n ts w e re spec­
u rd a y v is ito rs at th e L H. M u r ­ B a d c rts c h e r S u n d a y w e re M r, and
M r and M rs B e rt R o b e rtso n and
An<lei i*n .-.pent fro m F rid a y u n t il | P ercy N e w m a n hom e on Io w a H ill, ia l guests fo r th e e ve n in g
O th e r
ra y home. S u n d a y v is ito rs w e re M rs. G eorge S c h e iw e and M iss Rose
M o n d a y at his hom e M rs A n d e r ­ m oved to P o rtla n d to m a k e his v is itin g e n te rta in e r« w e re tin* th re e fo u r sons S ta n le y . Rov. B illie and
M r and M rs . J a c k B ra d w a y o f B a d c rts c h e r o f P o rtla n d , M r. and
son son E lw oo d . on h is r e tu rn t r ip | horn«* w ith his d a u g h te r
B u n n e ll sisters and th e ir m o th e r u f M a rv in o f S u s a n v ille . C al a rriv e d Independence.
M rs. A . S to lle r a nd M rs. N e w b o rn
fro m H o n o lu lu , a rriv e d S a tu rd a y
Mi-.s B e rg e r o f In d ia n a a rriv e d S ch o lls. Patsy D o o little . H a r ry M c ­ tile fir s t o f last w eek and e xp e ct to 1
o f B e th a n y a nd M r. and M rs. B e rt
Dorothy Lillegard Honored
and re tu rn e d w ith his m o th e r M o n ­ S u n d a y m o rn in g at th e horn«- o f her C la in . Mik«* M c K e rn
a nd
F lo y d m ake t h e ir hom e iri th is v ic in ity .
day to th e n lio im * io Tacom a.
cousin. M rs W a lte r D e m m in , w h e re Case o f F e rn w o o d . m em b e rs o f tin* M rs R ob e rtso n is a s is te r o f C la u d e
Mr
and M rs. F
M . L ille g a rd
Iththriay*» Celebrated
sh«* w ill be a guest u n til she o b ta in s c lu ti w h o w e re on the p ru g ra o m | K e y
1 gave a b ir th d a y p a rty fo r th e ir
M r and M r s < h orge G a rr e tt and w o rk m a P o rtla n d o ffic e
w e re C le la s H u tc h e n s F e rn Ego. '
d a u g h te r D o ro th y on" h e r
I2 th
\ e rn o n and H illy A n d e rso n w e re
Jessie H in tz
and
D o lo re s L e d e r ' at A lo h a , a g ir l. C a th e rin e Jean. ; b irth d a y A p r il 13. S e ve n te e n o f
Osteopathic
N e xt m e e tin g w ill be M ay 15. F E | A r p il 18 I in s is th e second g re a t­ , h e r classm ates w e re present.
d tn n o i guest o f Mi
( !a ii\le Sun
»lav c e le b ra tin g tin* boys' b irth d a y s .
H o ffm a n J E B la z e r and Bay Ego , g ra n d c h ild o f M r. and M rs. D. M.
Physician and Surgeon
Officers
Installed
M
c
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n
is
B illy
Sim dav and V e rn o n 's the
a rc th e su p p e r co m m itte e . M rs F
A good c ro w d a tte n d e d th e E p ­
Miss E rn e s tin e G u e n th e r u n d e r­
14th
C O M M E R C IA L B L D G .
E H o ffm a n .
M rs.
R ow ena K e t-
Mi
A n n G a l ic k re ce ive d w o rd
ehani. Jessie
V< rstecg.
L e o n a rd w e n t an e m e rg e n cy o p e ra tio n fo r w o rth League s e rv ic e S u n d a y e v e ­
Phone O ffic e 861
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M iks
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w*ere
in g hi an o rc h e s tru at K la m a th Palls,
M rs F ie ry M cD o u g a l. M iss Ray Ego
fa c to rily
F A H M IN G T O N T h e school nod and R u th R e n fro e , w h o w e re on tin
a duet by A v a and L u e lla H o w a rd ,
th a t he m et M r and M rs Klden
B. I,. P ric e o f P o rtla n d p u t a n e w and a "s a w " s e le c tio n b y T om
llc n s k e y . w h o fo rm e rly liv e d here J p a tro n s are sp o n so rin g a p ic social p ro g ra m
c o m m itte e s d u rin g
the
and p ro g ra m fo r F rid a y e ve n in g ye a r, are each asked to c o n trib u te ro o f
on
th e E C. W o lils c h lc g e l , S tre tc h e r.
a m i o w n p ro p e rty here.
M ir r and
M i a m i M rs S h e ld o n N o rth ru p j Pics b ro u g h t b y th e la d ie s w ill be a n u m b e r on th e n e x t p ro g ra m hom e th is w e e k and re m o d e le d th e
3
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r.
Ed D e m m in and
put
up
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sold
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sta
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M
r and M rs P ric e are
had as p a rty guests S u n d a y M r and
w in c h w ill be th e last th is s p rin g
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fo
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school
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M rs O liv c i N o r th r u p and fa m ily o f 1
M rs
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M c C o rm ic k . W ayne
n n rtv
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P o rtla n d and M rs S o lb e rg e r and 1 g ram p la n n e d w ill consist la rg e ly Jones and H e n ry V e rste eg w e re ap ­ M rs W E W o lils c h lc g e l.
p a rty m
guests
a t e » th .„ e m T »^* K . »- S a
ttle r ■
of v o lu n te e r n u m b e rs by th e p u p ils 1 p o in te d to b u y a s in k and dishes
W a lte r K lu th . w h o is m a k in g h o m e in P o rtla n d .
d a u g h t e r s o f Shady B ro o k
M r and M rs G a il K a rn s w e re I re p re s e n ta tiv e o f school w o rk P e r- w ith m on e y ra ise d fro m a p ie sale c o rd w o o d fo r C o rn e liu s O tt. spent
.M r- M illie B u n n e ll o f O ly m p ia ,
last w eek at S u n n ysid e . Wash . w ith Wash., v is ite d h e r son. W . A B u n ­
guests at a d in n e r p a rty at th e hom e I f<*ct a tte n d a n ce and good se h o la r- m M a rch .
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records
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re c e n tly n e ll and fa m ily F rid a y a n d S a t­
o f M i s H a r rie tt Lees o f P o rtla n d |
M rs Ira G M c C o rm ic k w ill be h is pa re n ts, w h o h a ve
S u nday in h o n o r o f th e b irth d a y o f ! garet and M a u riu e P u tn a m K a th - hostess fo r th e c a rd p a rty at the m oved th e re fro m N o rth D a ko ta
u rd a y b e fore le a v in g fo r M a rs h ­
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F a rm e rs ' U n io n so cia l e ve n in g at
K
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and
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p a n S a n fo rd (e ft last w eek fo r
L a u re l S a tu rd a y n ig h t. T h e re w ill
D r and M rs. W illia m C h a n d le r
C o m m u n ity La d ie s' A id m e e t s ! be a p ro g ra m and dance
and S a tu rd a y .
h is horn»* in C o rn in g , N Y
ma<ie a business t r ip to K la m a th
Honor Roll Given
M r and Mr.* C h a rle s Evans spent T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n at th e h o m e o f
C le la s H u tch e n s w h o w ith h e r
P u p ils w ith p e rfe c t a tte n d a n c e at F a lls last week.
W illia m Dodge
thi
• • i. « > i at the home of Mi M i
p a re n ts. M r and M rs A lfr e d H u t­
Miss N a d in e W o h ls e h le g e l was a
th e E ir G ro v e school th e la st s ix
M r and M r.
S S
D a lb v h a r e chens, re c e n tly m ove d to N e w b e rg
and M r . E H S te w a rt o f P o rtla n d I
w e e k -e n d guest a t th e h o m e o f
L it t le J.a kit* S te w a rt a cco m p a n ie d ! re tu rn e d fro m a s h o rt va c a tio n t r ip was a w e e k -e n d guest o f Pleasant I w eeks w e re A lta D o n a ld . B e th and
i n
M a u ric e L illy . G e ra ld . T e d d y and h e r a unt. M rs . L e n a H u lit,
th e m and re tu rn e d to his hom e a fte r 1 th ro u g h W estern O regon
V ie w school frie n d s
N e w b e rg
W T P u tn a m J r. a tte n d e d th e
h a v in g spent se ve ra l m o n th s w ith I
M r and M rs C a rl L o u rd re e o f 1 H e le n Voorhees. B ru c e and W a lla c e
T ailored-to-M easure
M rs. H a r ry C ra te r and son o f
Its ability to turn its 31 steady horse­
h is g r a n d p a r e n t s
Jersey a -so e ia tio n m e e tin g at Salem S a n d y v is ite d tie r b ro th e r -in - la w W h itm o re , H e le n O tto a n d N o rm a
N e w b e rg , w it h M r. a nd M r». Carl
M r a nd M i
Ja ck Rogers and tin s w eek III* i.s th e a sso cia tio n sec­ and siste r M r and M rs E le ry M e- ■ M eyers.
power into useful work—any time in the
,
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Jean,
M r. and M rs C la y to n W h itm o re i
soil Ira w e re b ir th d a y d in n e r p a rty re ta ry ,
D ougal. S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y' M rs '
year— on any kind of footing— makes
guests T h u r s d a y » v e ilin g o f M r a n il
L o u rd re e is p o stm istre ss at S andy, i , and sons W a lla c e and B ru c e a tte n d ­ spent th e w e e k -e n d v is itin g M rs
W ohlse h le g el'»
day
d
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rty
guests
u
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r.
the “Caterpillar” Twenty-Two Tractor
M rs A lb e r t K t lu ll, win» e n te r ta in ­
M r a nd M rs T ed R u tsch m a n e n ­ ed a b ir th d a y d in n e r p a rty at H ills - C r a te r s and M rs
ed in h o n o r o f th e f ir s t b irth d a y amt M rs W H R in g
te rta in e d S u n d a y fu r M r and M rs , I b o ro S u n d a y g iv e n by h e r m o th e r. parents. M r. and M rs. F r itz L e is t
real, all-job pulling power!
M iss M au d e H a m el spent last ' O scar H agg and d a u g h te r. Ida Luo. I M rs L e w is C a ro w , in h o n o r o f M rs a t Goble.
o f th e ir lit t le son.
Dr; pile increased material and
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w
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D o ro th y a m i L c R o y W a rre n spent
laor eosts, Wherrie prices have
o f R e e d v ille , M r
and
M rs
Ed
It pulls 3 or 4 bottoms over steep side-
M rs. W a lk e r Hostess
spent th e w e e k -e n d at th e p a r-
the week-end at the home of M r F red H am el
W o h lsch e g el o f S ch o lls. M r
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been held at the old level until
hills or through low soft spots to finish
M r and M rs Ja ck M ille r o f S h e r­ M rs A R u tsch m a n and M iss H elen
E ir G ro v e L a d ie s' S o c ia l c lu b w ill j e n ta l home.
and M r G eorge Leasia in P o rtla n d .
the last possible moment and is
A r t B o g a rd o f R o se b u rg v is ite d
the plowing job on time. It disks, drills
M r and M rs P re d H a m el and id a n and M r and M rs Jam es H aines R u tsch m a n o f L a u re l. A t E w in g u f m eet w ith M rs. Jo h n W a lk e r A p r il
the last to advance.
c h ild re n are sp e n d in g th is w eek at o f T ig a rd w e re d in n e r p a rty guests P o rtla n d . M r. and M rs T om S huck 27. M rs D A . O tto s b ir th d a y w ill frie n d s here la st w eek.
and does the other jobs with the ease
o f M r. and M rs W. H R in g T h u r s ­ and S ta n le y S h u c k
be h o n ore d
M rs
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M r and M rs. H a r ry T w ig g m o v ­
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m em bers a nd one v is ito r .
M rs. ed the fir s t o f th is w e e k to th e f o r ­
brothers.
fa m ily spent S u n d a y at Seaside and
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spark - ig nitio n
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and May K w ill be at the prices
B o rn to M r. and M rs. C e c il M o r ­
S h ie ld o f P o rtla n d and M iss M a rie Six months 85c. Three months 50
models, there are
Pleasant V ie w school d is tr ic t w ill
decide to quit waiting on weather—and
J.
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Bennett
Honored
gan a g ir l. B e tty L o re n c . A p r il 12
shew n below. Buy now and save!
S hied t»f St Louis. Mo., w e re S un- cents. Two months 35 cents.
fo u r D ies el trac­
tf h a ve a p ic n ic M ay 23.
buy the heavy-duty “Caterpillar” Twen­
M rs
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tor sites— D ies el
A ju n io r c h o ir was o rg a n ize d at M r and M rs. M o rg a n have been
th e fo llo w in g w it h a “ 500" and '
ty-Two Tractor.
pow er fro m the
th e M o u n ta in T o p c h u rc h S u n d a y. s ta y in g at th e H B u h l h o m e in
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M rs W illia m M orse is th e leader. N e w b e rg . T h e ir hom e is a t B a ld M o n o p o ly p a rty in h o n o r o f M r. '
5 -p Io w R D 4 to
Peak.
B e n n e tt s b ir th d a y T h u rs d a y e ve ­
Why not join this fast growing list of
T h e c h ild re n w ill sin g a t th e m o r n ­
the 16-plo w
“ T h e g ra n g e was f ir s t o rg a n ize d n in g : M r. and M rs. S. P. T a y lo r
in g services
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satisfied
owners and trade now! See us
T h e re w ill be a business and so­ ju s t a fte r th e c iv il w a r in o rd e r to a nd W illa r d T a y lo r. M r. and M rs.
for full information.
H. M oore. M r. and M rs
Ed
c ia l m e e tin g at th e H a ve m a n hom e d e ve lo p h a rm o n y am o n g th e fa r m ­ J
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T uesday e ve n in g fo r th e o ffic e rs ers. and im p ro v e th e e d u c a tio n a l D e m m in . M r and M rs. F re d C a r l­
S ta te
G ran g e son
and d a u g h te rs G le n n is and
and v a rio u s co m m itte e s o f M o u n ta in syste m ." d e c la re d
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T o p c h u rc h and S u n d a y school.
M r. and M rs W illia m M orse and school W ednesday e v e n in g . A p r il 14. M r. a nd M rs. Joe K e r r. In "500“
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M iss M asie B u rt o f N e w b e rg , le a d ­
e r nt th e M o u n ta in T o p Sunday- R ich, c o u n ty g ra n g e d e p u ty , to co n ­ D e m m in a nd J. H. M oo re , h ig h
Ed
school and c h u rc h , w e re feted here sid e r e s ta b lis h in g a g ra n g e here. and M rs. S. P. T a y lo r and
Il i.< Fated A-I’lns— the h ighest ra tin g possible
M o n o p o ly p rizes
S u n d a y,
b o th at th e M rs. M a rv R u ra l fre e d e liv e ry , in co m e ta x. fe d ­ D e m m in , 1 o w ;
e ra l fa rm loan a n d c o -o p e ra tiv e w e re a w a rd e d t o
W ood and A v e ry hom es
M iss G la d y s
to r any insurance com pany— by B est’s, the
C a rls o n , high,
M rs Sam O tto w h o is ill. was c o n ­ b u y in g and s e llin g w e re m e n tio n e d B a ile y and F re d
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oftieiil insurance ra tin g org an izatio n .
fin e d to h e r bed m ost o f last tw o
and M rs. J. H. M o o re a n d S h ir le y
had w o rk e d fo r and h e lp e d estab­ CarLson. lo w .
weeks.
lish
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M rs. W a yn e Jones w h o is ill, s u f-
M rs. I. G . S te w a rt and
R. B.
Howe & Wells, Props.
fe re d a relapse last w eek.
State Capitol News Letter—G iv­
M r. and M rs. M e r v in W h itm o re W h isn a n d v is ite d th e ir s is te r and ing the highlights of official ac­ 207 E. Main St.
Third and Main St.
Phone 2411
rh on e 1412
re c e n tly v is ite d lus uncle. V in e O rn - d a u g h te r. M rs. A lb e r t B e ckm a n , at
tivity at Salem.—Every week in
d u ff. a t T im b e r. M r. O r n d u ff s u f­ W o o d b u rn A p r il 13.
M r. and M rs. 'J. P. Jones. Plez the Argus.
E V E R Y F O R M OE P R O T E C T IO N '
fe re d a p a ra ly tic s tro k e last w in ­
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to B a y C ity F rid a y fo r a w e e k o r j
th e a id o f a c ru tc h .
Thom as T w ig g o f H ills b o ro , w h o 10 days' v is it w ith th e L ee L a n e i
had been h e lp in g w ith th e s p rin g fa m ily .
w o r k on th e G le n n M ille r fa rm ,
began A p r il 14 b u c k in g logs fo r
th e B u rn e tte and Bates s a w m ill.
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Dr. Wm. E. Hinds
Farmington School
Program Friday
Announcement—
Prices A dvance
M ay 8th
on
W H ERRIE
IS THE ALL-YEAR..ALL-JOB
HEAVY-DUTY PULLER!
C LO TH ES
Why You Should Insure with
AB
Oregon M u tu a l
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The
Lester Ireland ÔC Co.
Chas. L. Walker, Agent
Engagement Announced
Feed Im p e ria l
Donelson ÔC Sewell
M r. and M rs. E. E. H o ffm a n a n ­
nounce th e engagem ent
o f th e ir
d a u g h te r. M iss G lo ria D o ro th y to
O rin K e n d a ll. B o th are stu d en ts at
P a c ific college.
B o rn to M r. and M rs Jo h n Y o rk ; I
Phone 953
FUNERAL
PONTIAC er
H illsboro
D IR E C T O R S
a nd
" COSTS ABOUT
LICENSED EMBAI.MIRS
15‘ A-DArJ
for PR O FIT
Im perial D A IIO and I’O l I.TKV feeds art* p rep a re d
I font scientific, ttirm -tt ided form tilacs to save you m oney I
and, at tin* sam e tim e, to insure increased production and
h e a lth ie r stock. Try them to d ay !
P o u ltry Feeds
Milk Egg Mash
Im perial Egg Mash
Big-Lay Egg M ash
4-G rnin S cratch
$2.45
2.30
2.20
2.30
sack
sack
sack
sack
’ 181« VALUE.. «14450
Get this N ew 11 estiUgh on se
Electric Range
a t a $37.25
Saving
Cow Ration, 17%
M olasses D airy, 15%
M olasses Screenings, 12%
$41.00
36.00
34.00
28.00
LOWER PRICED CARS
ANNE M. G ORM AN , Syracuse, N. Y.
2 J Ï
E X T R A trunk spare for
50% more luggage
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E X T R A in c h e s o f » e a t
E X T R A mile« per gallon,
to give you peak econom y.
Ion
ton
ton
ton
O ur com pi’lent field men will gladly help you with
your poultry, d airy or seeding problem s. Drop us a c a rd
and a re p re se n ta tiv e will call.
All above prices I*’. (>. 1!. om* w arehouse and
su b je c t to m a rk e t changes.
P ay Cash and Save— T ra d e w ith Im perial
Imperial Feed 8C Grain Co.
M ille rs n f Q u a lity F re d s
MORE TO "BUY . . . WOULDN'T TRADE IT FOR
CARS SELLING AT TWICE THE PRICE"
FUWCHASl PRICE OF T«lf
Kixr
E X T R A inch«« of leg room,
to let you relax m com fort.
w i d t h , p r o v i d i n g e lb o w
room for all.
F ie ld Service
r iio n c 01
dt>t> IS« A DAY TO THE
ARD GET A POMTIAC WITH...
D a iry Feeds
Im perial D airy, 2 0 %
LOW PP/C€P GAP /
Sonili Second Ave.
y , HIST, MOST {CONOM'M
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CAP. (V i iV ik
• "W hat .i buy' I he
W c.M inghousc fac­
to ry is m aking thou­
sands o f (his one fine
m o d e l, and passing all qu a ntity p ro ­
d u c tio n savings on to you. Look w hat
th is fin e new 1937 W cstin g h o usc
includes: A u to m atic os en (h ig enough
to roast a 2 5 -lb . tu rk e y ), 3 handy
u tensil draw ers, special "e c o n o m iz e r”
c o o k in g u n it, range lig h t and lots
o f «»ther ness features. Finished in
w h ite po rce la in , trim m e d in black
and c h ro m iu m . A real beauty, and a
re a l value! T erm s to suit you
K I D D Y K IL O W A T T , Y o u r Flee-
tric a l Servant.
W IN AN
roomy,
A C e n « r « l M o to r » V a lu »
Electric Kat/gc
One given free each
week d u rin g 7 w eekly
c o n te s ts . A s k any
electric range dealer
fo r lu ll details and
entry blank.
PEPCO Electric stores
OF THE PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
All that kept this motorist from buying a
Pontiac sooner was the belief that a car so
big and beautiful must be very expensive
as well.’ But a check of the facts revealed
this truth: ' based on 18 m o n th s term s
in 168 repiescnfnfive cities, the differ-
ence in m o n th ly p a y m e n ts betw een a
Pontiac DeLuxe six 2-door sedan and
the sam e m odel o f the next lower-
priced cars is only ¡5 cents a day. That,
you'll agree, is little enough to pay for
m ore o f e v e ry th in g w orthw hile. If
you, too, thought Pontiac an expensive
car, see your Pontiac dealer. He can
quickly prove that America's finest low
priced car is well within your means.
E X T R A K n e e -A c tio n
hneoa, to let you rest
aa you ride.
He can do more he will show you
with facts and figures that Pontiac is one
of the most economical cars ever built!
P O N T IA C M O T O R D IV IS IO N , P O N T IA C . M IC H .
G t n r r a ! M o to r » S a i n C o r p o r a tio n
TW O G R E A T R A D IO PR O G R A M S " -V.w« T h r o u g h
A W o m a n '» E ya»" a ra ry M o n d a y , W a d n a n d a y a n d
F r id a y a fta r n o o n , C o lu m b ia N a tw o r k . “ V a r a ity S h o w '*
— d ir a c t tr n m th a la a d in ^ r o l l e d ra m p u a a » a v a r y F r i­
d a y , 10:30 P M (E S .T ) N E C R a d N a tw o r k T O N E INI
THI MOST K A U T IF U l THING ON WHIfLS
Cartw right Pontiac Sales
227 S. Third Ave.
Hillsboro. Oregon