Pape Six
Pioneer Woman
Dies; Burial
on Saturday
s a
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t
e
H lI .l.S R O R O
E rnest, Carl. F red and Ed. all living
on C hehalem M ountain, and one
daughter. Mrs. H ulit; a sister, Mrs
A ndrew Vass of Salem ; th ree b ro th
ers. G ran t M cG uire of Portland.
H om er M cG uire of Chesaw. Wash .
and C harles M cG uire of Spokane.
Wash.; eighteen g ran d ch ild ren and
ten g reat-g ran d ch ild ren .
H IL L S B O R O ,
Annual M others’ Day Saturday
at Cornelius; Set Exercises
O R E C,
Improvement of
Road Sought by
Blooming Folk
I By Dorothy Cooke)
S unday m orning at 9 43 m orning
CORN ELIU S M E church Worn- " ’»rship hour. M others’ day w ill be
(By Mrs.
W. Hinrichs)
e n ’s Home M issionary society w ill °l)StJ‘\e d "> th the follow ing special
BLOOMING
CHEHA1 EM M
N— Fu- o
•
> > I « «•
¡.u'.«]'Mothers'
dav 2 n um bers
b‘ rs
> '» to the V
Voice
1’lA ’OMING
R esidents on the
sponsor th e ir annual
M others' a»v
List
oiee of the
n eral services for Mrs. C lara Wohl-
one e of Mrs ! osi .'r S a'io iir. ' pantom im ed by Miss Hubv r‘’ad fr'?ln ,b ,‘ kolf course into Cor-
silv er tea at th e hom
schle^el, 80, w ere held at N ew berg
S nu,'ek e and Miss B lanche W ail T lus *}“ '* ' si«ned “ petition that
M ooberry S atu rd liv
ay ... t -' . 30 ...
............
S atu rd ay afternoon. In term en t was
IS n \-X arg
iro,' Of sunK bv Miss Helen O liver and Mrs
lbv >oad bc
HP an d resurfaced
Mrs M attie Sm ith h'
.
" , is s in ch
Ili.u g e of v " f
...
...
The
r k i.
in M ountainside cem etery.
Die w
w o ork
is io
to X..
lx* i,.........
begun .........
soon.
the program and Mr W R Cooke J , . . .. ' m ”?’, ’\
i
R‘b
S
everal
H
onored
C . -----------------
lara M cG uire
was
born
at
Bethel
F
u
n
eral
services
w
ere
held
J
- v«.s .Sven m o c u ie i I F u n eral services w ere held Sun of ........................
refresh m en ts ..............
All women of th e
\
u«. lh 1 17 ,b k lc i;
F eb
ary 16. *'**'••
1837, Moufiinvi
d au g h ter ox
of w
Mr r. day
conun
n itv a are
re invited.
invited
lu a rtt t nunUx'f
... by Misses
.......... H
..........
elen uueiueuig
Ol-
esuam es honoring M esdames
—
J ’ ru ”««*'
d ay afternoon
afternoon from
from t t h h e e Forest
Forest com
com m m u unity
unity
are
invited,
A m reception
and Mrs Josep h M cGuire, w ho G rove
U n d ertak in g
c o m p a n y K ecentian
iver. Myra \\ eidew itseh and G len- W illiam K leier. E W C a rte r Louis
crossed the plains in 1852, com ing chapel for Jo h n Thom as Rice. 72.
\ iaW reception w is held •it (b . V'b and ,o r*s s b a ' ■ p resentation of Heim. H erm an Jaem ek e. A lbert Her-
£^“ m_
llsin
reared
by , . » resident
for 4/ 47 M
fe th e \ i 7™, / ? . ’’j""",'',’3*"' n’0 ,h c r Mrs. gert an d Jo h n l.iebenow was held
- W,i*C0.
-,7~~7”
‘" ’ sh p w»s ’ >™
ira u.v
m a n o of
. r Forest
oresi u G
ro rove
v e tor
M E E ch
ch u u rch
rch F F rid
rid iv
iv evening
even in g for
,h t e r rs
s >ii,rcn
o, M
P“ ‘ '
,h e 1 ,,tl" ',an ‘ b »reh T hursday
h e r m o th
paren ts
Mr r’ and M ls
r. -v i ears-
« . k He
n ., dled W ednesday
...... in
... For-
v ... new m e m 1 b n e r r s o t h e ‘ ' e » a n r n T ’> h - e n room s , H e m „ i
E.
Service Held tor
John Thomas Rice
™
I
ARG U S,
f
a
r e
«
h
£
£
r £
*
IV years aeo
A
rsossum. low a. anil cam e t o s m e o at m e tollow ing program : R uth Price. G eorgiana Jones H elene
w xi
a O regon in
ln 1890 Ja n u a ry 9. 1907
1907. he g k’u
ita r r m m usic
usic by
by Mr.
Mr. and
and Mrs
Mrs An-
An- Shaw
eidew itsch
M r and Mrs W
’ ’ xi - 8 ,
u ita
S haw and
and M
M vra
rr. W
\v..,d..„
,...i, pre-
.....
a'^HhJn h) ege ,aon1
m arried to Ella G reen in New- ¿ re u s. Mrs A Pavey Mrs E arl sen tation of w hite basket to incm -
fam ily moved f r o m
...........
,
as>l
eb i’em 'm
f1890 berg T " ° cbildren w ere born to Phelps. Misses Lavon R obinett and cry of angel m others. Miss Bettv
and settled on C hehalem
w h e rT M m r ountain
w Tx'1' th is u n io n ’ EUle Ric£> and Mrs M.vra W eidew itsch; due. by Miss B elm onte; p resentation of colored
south of Scholls, embt’r
w here P)
Mr 1904
Wohl L ida Jezek. b o th of Portland. Be- H*’len and F ran k O liver. reading, basket to m others. Miss l au rel
sem ng n e r farm M rs' w o h l- sldeS th e w idow and daughters, tw o
? ? rr t,h o r ° f fc,' barg er; talks by Shay b earer of baskets. Miss Helen
Schlegel lived n e a r or w ith a d aueh
s:stcrs-
H arriet J. C headle ^ ex AIt' xancier H aw thorne and l.cs- Milne. Buddy Krikson and R aym ond
ter. Mrs. L T Fm iga.t untH fire an d Mrs F C’ T’» ' l ^ and a broth-
and A
,'? ! e r M" ‘” I r ,b 's
Follow ing
la tte r died M atch 12. 1934. Since e r’ W A Rlce. all of F orest G rove.
L ' L m ^ n r f ‘n?«11!.''
* 3 '7 i ’ R’ •'"i‘nK l’e"l'Ie w ill
daeunghLhre ---- ¿ ...»■«
n r * H « T U.1UU1V1
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K e
U>
daughter. Mrs. L. I H ulit. at whose
'«• _ _
7 ---- ------- 7 7 “ .
J. Delmonte.
— ------------------
D elm onte Mrs. Hem
H enry B ietlespach
and Miss Lavon R obinett served.
a fte r a lingering illness.d A pr i 29,
Mrs Jo sep h C ochran u as in charge,
W 'lhlschlegel was a m em ber r
t
assisted by M esdames L ester Moo
£erghe M etnodlsl ch u rch at New-
berry. A J. O liver and M attie Sm ith.
I H.
I . a J. . T
1 helin
u r l i l i is spenoing
spending an in
in-
She is survived by seven sons
i' u n eral services w ere conducted defin ite tim e in K lam ath Falls on
John and H arry of P ortland. Will, by P o rtlan d lodge No. 55. A. F. and business
A M.. y esterd ay (W ednesday) aft- B enefit Success
given
ern o o n for R ichard J. T u n k of
C ornelius baseball club sponsored L a l . m AUREI.
e l” G ^ o n Music
er'M o festival
m itV u is^d
e'' bv
Masonic Rites Held
r>’ 1 « T - - ,
tor Richard J. Tunk
Festival Held at
Laurel Friday
P ortland. w ho d ied M ondav in
Hillsboro. Services w ere at Finley s
M orm nghght chapel w .th b u rial
^
^
r
. r
s
: r j w,dow
a card p arty and e n tertain m en t at G rove and L aurclview schools w is
th c g rad e school gym n W ednesday held in th e conununitv lu ll F ri'
a ffa ,r w as u e ll atten d ed Ja y e v e n n i w R h a “ a r ^ e „ v j ? „
Cedar Mill
Mrs Eddy is the formei Mi s Wilma dairy and milk route Both men are |
Bailey, who. until her iiiuri'ingi'. w iu cx|x*rit'ttccd in dairy operation.
1 resident of C ornelius They are
m aking u to u r of thc northw est,
IIAYWAKI)
including V ictoria and Vancouver.
Those setting out new berry fields
B C They w ere guests at the Ted
S a ltier cabin at Mt Hood last week in this com m unity Include Roy Dai -
gotz. Alex Pederson, and Mr and
Mrs G A Gheeii.
C herry and plum trees are hloom-
ing and all early fruit is bursting
into bhxmis.
Dairyman Installs
Latest Equipment
Roth Dairy milk route in H ills
boro. purchased six m ouths ago by
R udolph S u n an trl will continue u n
d e r the Roth name. S iinantel a n
nounced this week
S iinantel ow ns h is o w n dairy near
Hillsboro, w here he has installed tin-
latest in sanitary eqinpinent. un hid
mg a closed and insulated d cliv rt y
truck, w here the m ilk can be kepi
at a low tem p eratu re until d e liv e r
ed
\ I rem .rk ,„ . x „ , x ..........
« now-
m
k a t '° n
u
l 34 n v a t uV
.th e A organization
This week he was joined by Sias
u ere M -t
, d. . 5 ? 'w gues,s H aynes of Scotland. S D . w ho will
Ch id e s D em m in I I U ' \ h ^ ‘*'*.'"0'' assist him 11
eruVe K neb” ? ' Fnvnin •I^Mdi
't
M iX -s
e„a Wm de
B erger Mrs E W H inch's w as
SAXTON X I.OONEV
su rp rised w ith n show er of birthdnv
g „ ,s f r J m a lln 'liu ’s p re ^ m . a
a
P ro d u cers of Q uality
th re e -tie r birth d ay cake w as pre*
SAND
and GRAVEL
«’’" w - r ? * ?
'
P lan t located 4 m iles no rth of
,7 7 '•.* ,!? . "L!.*...."’ade .
3 ’* 7
F orest G rove on G ales C reek.
dam es Jo h n Ki,tnna. F ran k lin Koch
P hone 1609 R
and R ichard M oeller A short b u si
ness m eeting w as held before the
reception C om m ittees w ere a p p o in t
ed to a rran g e for the school picnic
to be held D ecoration day. and M es
dam es R ichard M oeller. Emil B ran-
daw and W alter D em m in v olunteer-
J d, ° >
i the visiting com nut-
Q uite n few f.,,.,,, .... -» ,,
m u in tv
n
l
/
’V co,n'
t h t s w k ’k ^ 1
S,r’ w b" rlM
S ch m cltzer of th e l aurel schS ih fei tt^d a t e ^ J f
c 'i m l r
Follow ing the program th e g irls’ last T u e s d a T
04
^ 1US
4-H club of L aurel and the calf w lm s
'.md x .v-* n” .*
F .S '
club of L aurelview sold can d v to i u th c r u /s e h n n ? - « a ' 7 S ° f
raise money to send som e of th e ir lent nR ehino
th e t , '
CXC^ '
m em bers to sum m er school. Pro- w hich resnheH
i i ' V’1? " !-lde’
gram num bers w ere: A m erica" bv e.I'xV
,xÀ 'td . ? . ’ . str,lkc"^Llt,s ’
all: p rim ary gro u p song; L aurelview dren from b ,,x ' l,,;'’.ecu’ " ‘’
B ” !'
Argus classified ads get results.
W t DEAL IN KEAI. ESTA IE
Writ»
F u » anil A utom obil» tim urai), «
M ake I,« mi 11a am i laati» N in ety |lo|i<ia
KUKATLI & WISMER
lllila h o io , (>l»fl»n
Hion» 1191
,< í
w f?
ó
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1 M
a
harmonica band; w ng by Fir Grove • , i,' tS f tL S S u Blooming schools
school; exercise by th e low er grades
of L aurel school, song by interm edi-
ate pupils; song by G m n e r school:
Singing School by L aurel. 'Old
Black Joe" by all; a group of songs
by the u p p er grades: M ountainside
harm onica band and song. ’A m erica
’he B eautiful."
To H onor M others
.u o others’
tn ers Day
u a y w ill
ilt be observed in
M
th e S unday school next S unday by
special m usical or o th e r n u m b ers
rla««
from each class.
, a it r f i Mr«
m ,-- B
t h x n n
h i ♦
LA.URFI
Mrs. Jo
is
i l i m a H H bboro
^ n h n . t M P eterson
Hpr°'Ln'S
b- Fdw m K' •kli-i'-fn- 'ii I,Ul' k driv en
A:e re pl ived it Rl ! ,m m »UTi' gaT es
'b o th lÌc
te m U
P<i S e o r . - s w .- r .- A ,,™
■' ' / l a "
B loom ing'girls and bovs 9 *18 C o r
„elm s bovs vs m x ’r t , x' ?' C J
g ,r is 10-4'
L u th era n boys and
Lo’u js n , nrichs W alter M uhlv and
D aniel H inrichs w ere received as
m em bers of the Young People's
People s soci-
soci-
ety F riday night. T w elve additional
m em bership applications w ere re-
rpivnd fur
... .1.......
m eeting.
p *te r Rueck er has been visiting
—
.d the past fc(?
HaJ-lene K atterm an. P atsy H em - to Mrs Lloyd M etzentm e and daugh- !,ed h e r Iast w eek’
e . t i . ..... I ......
n c * s- , „ an *nd V irginia Cote. P atri- te r of H illsboro in th e d eath of Mr.
A rk le R osevear w as tak en to
v e r .. Hill x . h . d «»-
,
>
.
cia and B erth a Pears. B arb ara W alt- M etzentine. Mrs. M etzentine w as S m ith ’s hospital S atu rd ay w ith a softball hv hm » Hiii ■ ? u ° C*1
i e w ork skillfully, quick- t i 8’ I? eij na’ ^ a tr icia an d W inifred fo rm erly M yra Heinz of C ornelius, sev ere case of pneum onia
T h u rsd av ’ in
’
** lcir *
md economically
Flakes.
LcttieBeyelcr.
Mr.
C.
McN
a 7 ...
j V j ,
’ Betty
DVU-' Craig.
v raig .
m r. and
an a Mrs.
m rs I te iter
s te r M
M oouerry n ad I
c S M
cNav of N ew born i .
ly and
econom ically.
ically.
econom
B Betty
etty and
dith Jones.
etty W
uth- a*
in n e r p party
arty guest,
? ., 7
Honored
and E Edith
Jones, B Betty
Wuth-
as d dinner
guests SundaL
Sunday Mr.
Mr. spending several a"
u
u
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n e k . W anda K arp cn ter. M arie J ° h n - an d Mrs Lloyd Shaw and children, of his fon W H McNav
v
h ' M ar< t G nos e n tertain ed last
son. D orothy Slocum . C harlo tte and Mrs. Louise C ochrane and Miss Beth
" -
M lN a>-
M ondav night in honor of th e b irth -
J u lie ttc Bail and L o rrain e K ennedy and R obert. G ilb ert and B vron Moo-
Mrs J H Felton is a surgical dav " f h f r daughter. Mrs. E A.
H arry B radley, w ho has m ade his b erry .
p atien t in the Jones hospital, w here y®a v ill£- G uests w ere Mr. and Mrs
hom e w ith his a u n t Mrs. R. S. Ol-
A n u m b er from C ornelius atten d - sh e un d erw en t a serious operation Jo h n G ocU c and N orm an, the A m -
lver, fo r several years, has gone to ed the a n n u al G irls’ C lub tea at th e F riday.
old G nos fam ily. F ran k Boge. Pete
m ake his hom e w ith his father.
Forest G rove high school W ednes-
Birthdays Celebrated
B erry. Frank Joe an d T ony G n o s E
Shell Gas and Oil
Mr. Eleskrs Honored
day afternoon.
E. C Mulloy. Miss T helm a M ul- I b>eavi" e an d Olga and Rose Mil-
Auto-Lite Batteries
A su rp rise b irth d ay d in n er w as
Mr. and Mrs Joseph C ochran loy and B illy' McNav w ere honor
E n u i. ^i
s n e n Sunday in honor of Bert
' the ■
..
’*
Gates Tires and Tubes
H eskes. Those p resen t w ere Mi and guests of Mrs. C ochran , son-in-law w hen Mr and Mr- W H M,-N t thn m ' -> r ¡’"P ils p articip ated in
Auto Repair
; Mrs. A. H. A ndregg of p o rtland. Mr. and d au g h ter. M r and M rs C h arles cnte ’ained r - in,
h iw x a , cN ’ >he m usic festival at C en tral school
Front-end Aligning
and Mrs. J. L. E m , and son Billy of -
forest Grove Friday. Pupils ol
H illsbort P ortland. Mr. and M rs T. A Fleskcs Goes to Texas
F H d I^ f> h e r t
h
<* currpd tbe B loom ing school took p art in the
365 E. Mam St.
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PH ON E 721
Bert F i l e n s k - e i s f a n » d ^ r ’ leM
.
-m
last Mrs. ° J f W
Mull,
W
& M , P D a ‘nCia
^ cek
U s. for
; v-naiies
; a ar visit
e ^ a e w n i ria
? t h g h ^ e r r left
smO‘hCr
Newb<?rg
m n th n r N a v
mr-«. r ..u .2
Mrs Jo h n G oetze was hostess to
a q u ilting p arty at h er hom e T h u rs
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stokes, w ho has
day.
been in Longview . Wash., for some
Among visitors at the Jo h n Jep -
time, re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e r e
son hom e Sunday w ere Mr. and Mrs.
cently.
A U tegarde and sons of Kelso
Mrs. Lizzie Q uinlin re tu rn e d to
Wash
P o rtlan d F rid ay a fter a visit w ith
May 13 a
irs. S.
a. M
niciiv
ain e.
Mrs. F. C. C ruzen. 76. resident of Pie * Social
oi«.
.. .
Mrs.
cllvaine
A pie
L eonard P ressler and G. W eisen- H illsboro eight years, died S u n d a y ' held
at i< social
, w a I L and
1 s program
H ,7 o 7 ’ t i will 1 be
b<
b u rg er of South D akota visited at 111 F o rest G rove hospital follow ing v -iv H -.t a i s 1,,
T hursday
th e Ed B ietlespach hom e Sunday. an illness of a year. F u n eral services
* ..IL * , i
’’ 1
ices
a special service in com m em or-
T i hey
em
a t t c C a arlton.
w ere Held W
ednesday an
afternoon
i v j are
d ie e
m ployed
p io \e a a
n to n .
w eunesaay
c rn o o n a(
at
ntinn
a™
, ill
u i be held
a
J
at
ion
of
Ascension
day u.nioM
w
The A ltar society of St. A lexand- ,h e , P ortland C rem atorium chapel ln t|le [ u th eran chimch
e r ’s church w ill hold a card p arty w lth Rpv « T H icki of H illsboro
G ueSu 1, ,x c A ih e e ^ J e J gh. 5
May 11 at 8 at th c school au d ito riu m officiating.
G uests at the A lbert H erg ert home
i
e i
cl
«
'
i d w< re Mesdames
She wa.s born Ja n u a ry 17
1 1861 in R W Eddy of Los A ngeles and Mil-
Cemetery Clean-up Planned
C em etery clean -u p w ill begin M ichigan. S urviving a re tw o sons, ton B ailey and Anna H. Benson of
soon
w eorge
v,
u, , C alifornia and P e te r G. Pom ona. Cal Mrs Benson has b e e n
•on a at t th e C ornelius cem etery A ny G
of
»Sirinu tn
tllch^rn
......,
...... t__
..
- Louis Holtz
‘ . 11
desiring
to nnntrihutA
co n trib u te should ___
see nf ° f H H
illsboro
visiting
h er . brother.
Mrs. B erth a W eidew itsch.
-----------------
M others to be H onored
Pick-Vp bodies in 3 sixes-
Braullful, ttrear.dinrd In te,,
in s id e le n g th s , 76. 89.
S unday m orning d u rin g the S u n
n a o o n .l P ick -U p Truck« in
■
nd 102 in.
day school h o u r at the M ethodist
O n e-T o n captc-
ch u rch Miss R uth Price gave a
Ivpe« o l txnjlea
o f job».
reading on "God Make My Life."
Mrs. A lfred Done, w ho w as called
to Idaho, due to death in th e fam ily,
w as honored w ith a flow er show er
by h e r class of Sunbeam s. D uring
th e church h o u r Miss H elen O liver
and F ran k lin O liver sang. Miss Ruth
Price. Miss M axine M cPhereson and
R obert P rice w ere received into full
m em bership of th e church by Rev
A lex an d er H aw th o rn e and w ere p re
sented w ith certificates of m em b er
ship by Mrs. M attie Sm ith. This
BUYS YOU A LEONARD
7 .9 J 6
Leonard Refrigerator and
Sunbeam Mix-Master
D on't be
m is le d by P o rtla n d a d v e rtis e rs o f f e r
in g tre m e n d o u s re d u c tio n s on su pp ose d
“ 1937
m o d e ls .’’ These re d u c tio n s are on last y e a r ’s m o d e ls
w h ic h can be p u rc h a s e d lo c a lly at e q u a lly a ttr a e
n t e s a y in g s .
193(5
eu ft. L e o n a rd a n d Sun
beam .M ix -M a s te r.
*1/1 so
BO TH
E n jo y th e l in e P ro g ra m s
a t T h e ir B est
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Let ii . s R econdition Y our Radio
Now in O ur M odern Shop
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\ e n ta tl\ e and then re-finish
~liatch the original color.
COOMER
& LACKEY
UO N 2m| A«»
!
W hy
Do This?
E ,la
Tunk
P ortland: d au g h ter.' Mrs. '« t i v a l at F o rest G rove F r i d ^ .
M ary
H I illsboro,
and a son. Graduation bel
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» i i i u Meier.
- u v i u , cl
IL
D„x__. San
o ._ Fernando. Cal.
~ .
G rad u atio n exercises in th c Cor-
Robert.
neltus g rad e school w ill be held at
8 p m. May 21 at the au d ito riu m .
Mrs. A lbert H enderlm g u n d er-
w ent a m ajo r operation at th e G en-
eral hospital in P o rtlan d last w eek,
(By Girl Scoot Troop No. 61)
Mrs. Gertrude Pearson Girl Scout bl? ' “ doing nic< ,J
leader, is expected hom e this week A ,a r Society P lans P arty
a fter an extended trip cast w ith h er
S t’ ■y*x an d ers A ltar soc.ety m et
husband.
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E x p ert B od y
The teachers and pupils of C edar d a-v afternoon. Plans w ere m ade fo r
Mill school w ent
to B eaverton F ri- a card p arty to be held in th e school
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from F orest G rove w ere p resen t.
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.1A .h.e r son ln A storia for a few
Miss B lanche F inegan w ill p re-
No m a tte r how b a tte re d weeks,
sen t h er piano pupils in a recital in
and bent an accident has Bi,r ‘hd»v Celebrated
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Money on Every Purchase”
H ill,boro, Oregon
Mrs. F. Cruzen Dies;
Rites in Portland
Announcement
Effective today, May (!, we the uiidersigTicd
A U TO M O B ILE DEALERS
OF
H IL L S B O R O ,
desiring to permit our salesm en time for recreation
and to he witii their families, will observe the fol
lowing showroom closing schedule:
F ie ld Seeds
Best Quality
Low Prices
C o m p le te S lo c k
R ecleaned G rey O ats. V ictory O ats, W hite O ats.
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-^L’trquis \V h eat, C an ad ian Field Peas,
Kcd ( lover, A lsike Clover, A lfalfa Seed and G rass Seeds.
Showroom Closing Schedule
A C C ID EN TS
W ill
H appen!
P o u ltry Feeds
D a iry Feeds
Imperial Dairy, 20% .......................
$41.00 ton
Cow Ration, 17%
36.00 ton
M olasses Dairy, 15%
34.00 ton
M olasses Screenings, 1 2 % .................
28.00 ton
Performance has been im proved
as w e ll as appearance. A nd that,
considering the w o rld -w id e reputa
tion fo r economy already established
by hundreds o f thousands o f In te r
nationals, is an achievement that
should interest every tru ck user.
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B e S U R E and
IN S U R E
W IT H
N o m atter w hat y o u r hauling
requirem ents may he, there is a
tru c k in th is n e w In te r n a tio n a l
tin e , b u ilt to meet yo u r needs ex-
acrly. W ith o u t the slightest obliga-
lio n , we w o u ld lik e to send you a
Every autom obile ow ner catalog o f this new In te rn a tio n a l
O u r c o m p e ten t field men will g lad ly help you w ith should be am ply insured Line. O r come in to o u r show room
y o u r p o u ltry , d a iry or seed in g problem s. D rop us a card ag a in st loss from accident, and see these new In te rn atio na ls
th eft, fire, v an d alism , etc. to r yourself.
a n d a re p re s e n ta tiv e will call.
F ie ld Service
A ll above prices F . O. B. o u r w arehouse and
su b je c t to m a rk e t changes.
Pay Cash and Save— Trade with Imperial
Imperial Feed Si Grain Co.
Filone 01
M illers of Quality Feeds
South Second Ave.
Rushlow
Insure w ith an
board com pany.
old
The ALL-STEEL cab give,
perfect protection against
s to r m y w e a th e r . It is
room y, th o ro u g h ly in
sulated, and fitted with up-
to-rhc-m lnute equipm ent.
Rubber mountings wher
ever cushioning is needed.
T he o n e -p ic c c , slopin
V-typc, ventilating win. J :
shield gives full vision,
60 Kinds of Insnranc«
Phone 1701 F
336 E. Washington
A ll-D a y
W eek D a y s, e x c e p t S a tu r d a y
6 P . M.
9 P. M.
oui- co-opcral¡on in b e h a lf of our em ployes
will be ap p re c ia le tl.
C a d y M otor C o.
Dodge - Plymouth
s
H a lv o r so n M otor C o.
Chevrolet - Oldsmobile
\
ternational
C a r tw r ig h t P o n tia c S a le s
Pontiac
line
RUSHLOW
S u n d a y s and H o lid a y s
S a tu r d a y s
• In lines and appearance these
new In te rn atio na ls are new. Very
new. B ut these trucks are n ot new
in appearance alone.
Milk Egg Mash
...........................
$2.50 sack
Imperial Egg Mash ................................ 2.35 sack
Big-Lay Egg Mash ................................... 2.25 sack
4-Grain Scratch
.............................. 2.30 sack
HUGH LEWIS CO.
In(> rn.ilion.tl T rucks — M cC orm ick-D eerinf F arm M achinery
E d w a rd s M otor C o.
Chrysler - Plymouth
M a c k e n z ie M otor C o.
I ord
- Lincoln Zephyr
T h o m a s S. S h o le s
Hudson - Tcrraplanc
I tctl T ractors, T rucks, C ars, F arm M achinery
BEAVERTON
w ith
MELTEBEKE
With Selfridge Furniture Co.
FIIONE HILLSBORO 21X
of
Phone 9605
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
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