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Volume 13, No. I"
H ills b o r o In d e p e n d e n t E sta b lish e d 1873
Mountain l op Scholls Group
Will Observe
Plans Mothers’ 251 h A nniversary
Day Event
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M o u n ta in T o p c h u rc h n e rv ie r* S u n ­
day m o rn in g T h e n * w ill he special
M titfin u and a s u rp ris e fo r tin* oldest
m o th e r, the m o th e r w ith th e y o u n g ­
est hahy. th e y o u n ge st m o th e r and
th e m o th e r w ith th e m ost c h ild re n
A ll m o th e r , are e s p e c ia lly in v ite d to
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Williams’ Purebred Jersey
Leads County Testing Group
(By Lorraine D c n im ln )
SC H O LLS
S ch o lia L a d ie s ’ A id
w ill m eet at th e F
E R o w e ll
Im m e F rid a y fur u o n <• o 'c lo c k
| b e n e fit lu n ch e on , e«*l«*hruting the
I 25th n n in v e rs a ry o f tin* A id Mes-
dum es S A (« o tte r. Ernest H a n ­
son. C E n rl S tre tc h e r and H. T
He .se w il l be Jo in t hoatesses.
S u n d a y d in n e r p a rty guests at
the II T
Hesse hom e w e re M r
and M rs C h u n ston Co«* and fa m ­
ily . Mr.?. O ly d in e Coe and M r*
M y ra B a ke r, a ll o f P o rtla n d , and
Mr
and M i
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H U U boro.
M ia . B e n n e tt M oves
M rs J E B e n n e tt m ove d to F a ir-
v ie w S u n d a y to liv e w ith h e r son.
M a x D e n n e tt, and fa m ily d u im g
the .sum m er m onths
W ith 708 cows m th e W a sh in g ton
c o u n ty le tin g association u n d e r
test m M a rc h . M r s T om W illia m s *
' p u t «‘ h ie d Jersey. ‘ B lu e b e ll.” wa
; h ig h m th e c o u n ty , p ro d u c in g 1770
pound., o f m ilk and 85 2 p o u nd . o f
fat
T h e ( ’ H B a m fo rd h e rd o f 10
pur« b re d Jersey# was h ig h in th is
das
a v e ra g in g 044 pounds of m ilk
' and 42 18 pounds o f fat H ig h fo r
h e rd s of m o re th a n 20 cow s was
th e h e rd o f p u re b re d and grade
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With Which ¡8 Combined the Hill.-,boro Independent
Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, May 6, 1937
Jerseys o w n e d by C H B u chanan
I J r w ith an average o f 703 pounds
o f m ilk and 38 28 pound, of fat.
T w o h e rd s in th e 12 to 20-eow
class w e re tie d fo r fir s t place T h e y
w ere th e h e rd o w n e d b y M rs. C.
R obe rtso n
Son. p u re b re d J e r ­
seys. w it h an average o f 698 pounds
o f m ilk and 40 2 pounds o f fat.
and th e M rs. W illia m s ' h e rd o f th e
.same breed and (la s
w ith 082
pounds o f m ilk and t h <* same
a m o u n t o f fat.
( own M a k in g <»»rr 70 Pound«
B eaverton D ru g g is t
S uccum bs S a tu rd a y
Lew i
Rif h a rd Dean, w h o d ie d
M a y 1 at his hom e in B e a v e rto n ,
was born N o v e m b e r 27. 1889. at
K in g s le y , Io w a
H e re c e iv e d h is
s c h o o lin g at K in g s le y a n d a fte r
c o m p le tin g h is s tu d ie s a t M o r n in g ­
side college he jo in e d th e U n ite d
S ta te M a rin e corps He te rm in a t­
ed h i
e rv ic e w ith th e M a n n e s
a t San F ra n c is c o in 1909. and a t­
tended O regon S ta te college, w h e re
he wa
a m e m b e r o f th e 1912
class
F o llo w in g th is . M r Dean was at
M a rs h fie ld and O regon C ity , and
in 1914 m oved to B e a ve rto n , w h e re
he had in ce o p e ra te d D e a n ’s D ru g
sto re . M r D ean was c iv ic m in de d ,
a n d wa . a m e m b e r o f th e B e a v e r­
to n School board fo r 16 years. O n
S e p te m b e r 21. 1911, he was u n ite d
in m a rria g e w it h M a ry D ie ts c h at
A 1 bati ••
In a d d itio n to his w id o w , s u r ­
v iv o r ) in c lu d e one son. H a ro ld o f
Portlan d; a d a u g h te r. LaM «*rne o f
Heave.*’ on. n g ra n d d a u g h te r, D eanne
D ean o f P o rtla n d ;
h i s fa th e r.
Thom«* B D ean o f Drew*; tw o sis­
ters. Ethel F a rre ll. R oseburg, and
T illie Hui.«man. S io u x C ity . Neb.;
seven b rothers. E a rl o f S io u x C ity .
Io w a ; O r v ille a n d C h a rles o f N o rth
D a ko ta
T h u r lo w o f S p o k a n e .
W a s h M e rlin . W a yn e a nd H a rle y
o f Dr< w. and an u n c le and a u n t.
M r. grid M rs
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B e a ve rto n . H< w a s a m e m b e r o f
th e M asonic a n d
O d d F e llo w s
lodge?;
F u p e ra l services w ere h e ld Tues-
day
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at We t H ills M e m o ria l P a rk . A r ­
ran g e m e nts w e re in care o f P e g g s
chapel. B e a ve rto n .
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D avis M a r jo r ie W ilso n . Iva Mae tu re and L ite ra tu r e
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n *| Murphy. M a r ie
S te w a rt F lo y d Case. B e tty S o u th - be O reg o n a u th o rs.
M r and M rs A m o s Vass o f Sa- t>»*i»i Ham* & Son«, M uah »
w ic k M.e M c C a rth y A r t h u r S te w ­
a rt. Joe Yuck« •> ( ’a n d ( ’use. H elen lem sp e n t th e w e e k-e n d a t th e E d I A lb e rt ( ¿ r r « - \r » . N o . H
M ornin w drw
D a iry , D elorm ia
D unn. M a rv I.u e H oskins, B oh and W o h ls c h lc g c l home.
| ) a \i d Hnvir A S«»na. iru n n a
B e tty B ria n , D< Im a r Hodges H u g h
Mr a nd M rs. J S. H e rd w e n t to i A. W < onnell. N o (2
G rove :. M in n ie Hensley. Jo h n H a ­ T h e D a lle s S u n d a y, w h e re th e y met
« la«« l>— 2->rar-o ld » M a k in g 3.*>
V a n d e rta n d e n . S ta r
w o r th and ’I’h« lin n F ishe r. A f t e r ­ M rs.
A lv in G oodm an a nd
M iss 1 A n d rew «irmeli,
N" 2
noon was spent ¡it ta rg e t p ra ctice , W ilm a H e rd o f Prosser. Wash., w h o *
I Vam lrrum <l«*n. I Ici lu
p ic k in g w ild flo w e rs and v ie w in g re tu rn e d hom e w ith th e m fo r s e v -
• r r y . 1 9 W cr «
th e n e ig h b o rin g s a w m ill, w h ic h was | era I w eeks' stay
rey. H K««l
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M r and M is O tto O r n d u ff mad«’ S u n d a y fro m se ve ra l m onths* stay I fo r th o
t h e !
g e n e ra l sales m an a g e r fo r
¡1 t r ip to E astern O re g o n A p r il 28 ‘ h i S o u th e rn O regon
Dr. Waltz President
M rs. L y le P o tte r is 111 w it h the S p e rry F lo u r Co. in P o rtla n d
and 29 'They b ro u g h t Ins m o th e r
D r. R S. W a ltz has been elected
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M r and M rs A lb e r t A n d e rso n and
hom e She had been v is itin g at th e
p re sid e n t o f th e F ore st G ro v e R o ­
d a u g h t e r Ja n e o f S ka m o ka w a .
^S tanley P a rris h hom e M i
Peter I*Ian E xe rcise s
B E T H A N Y - C E D A R M I L l, — A n t a r y club, succe e ding J. A . T h o r n ­
S ch o o l d is t r ic t* in th e S c h o lls . Wash M rs A lle n I.y ts e ll and d a u g h ­
O r n d u ff is s u ffe rin g fro m asthm a
and d id not gam th e r e lie f fro m h e r 1 c o m m u n ity h e ld a J o in t m e e tin g te r o f T e rre H aute. I n d . w e r e e x c itin g e x p e rie n c e was had by a b u rg h T h e la tte r was an o ffic ia l
! M o n d a y e v e n in g to p la n fo r e ig h th w e e k-e n d guests at the C a rl S c if- g ro u p o f lo c a l boys w h e n th e y fo u n d delegate to th e d is tric t c o n v e n tio n
v is it th a t she had exp e cte d
a m an w h o had been m is s in g since at S pokane th e f ir s t o f th e w eek.
M r am t M rs F M V ersteeg and j grade g ra d u a tio n exercises.
fe r l hom e
last f a ll in th e C o lu m b ia r iv e r near
Mi
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M r and M rs Sam D cM oxs and
M iss D o ris S e iffe r l o f P o rtla n d A s to ria . T h e y w e re d r iv in g alo n g O th e r o ffic e rs ; V ic to r S p a u ld in g ,
v ic e -p re s id e n t; E J. M ay, secre­
la n d w e re S u n d a y d in n e r p a r t y d a u g h te r M a rg ie o f S e a ttle . Wash., v is ite d re la tiv e s h e re last w eek.
and th o u g h t th a t th e y saw som e­ ta ry ;
H a rry In g ra m .
D r. F. S.
guests o f M r and M rs It Versteeg v is ite d at th e M r.
E liz a b e th Reed
th in g o u t on th e r iv e r T h e y stopped
R ic h a rd s and D r R. S. W a ltz , d i­
h o m e S u n d a y b e fo re le a v in g f o r ,
l* r « g ra m P la n n e d M a y I I
' and w e n t d o w n to th e r iv e r ba n k. rectors.
M o u n ta in T o p school w ill g iv e a C a lifo rn ia .
T he y d re w th e m an in w it h a fis h ­
p ro g ra m F rid a y e ve n in g . M ay 14.
V is ito rs d u rin g th e w e e k -e n d at
in g lin e . T h e re was a r e w a rd o u t fo r
in ste a d o f M ay 7 as fir s t p la n n e d . the C a ll W o h ls c h lc g c l hom e w e re i
I bun.
Y am o u v e r M a rria g e Licenses
T h e re w ill be se ve ra l sh o rt plays, Misses M ild re d
D o ro th y . V iv ia n
E a rl L B oyd. C o rn e liu s , and M iss
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a n iv e rs a ry o f Mis;. E liz a b e th A lle n - V iv ia n n e V . M ic h a e l. G aston.
a ll p re se n te d b y th e 22 p u p il. Bas­ land. M rs F r itz L e n d o f Gobi«*
O R E N C O M r a n d M rs C. P bach was g iv e n at th e ho m e o f M r
ket stipp« rs w i l l be a u c tio n e d o ff M rs H a n y C ra te r. M rs.
John
B e ck le ft S u n d a y
m o rn in g f o r and M rs A lf r e d A H e n b a ch o f M a p le ­
D iv o rc e S u it F ile d
and lu n c h e s sold
C ra te r. M rs. L e w is H u lit a n d T o n y i M a rs h fie ld to v is it w it h M r. and w ood. P re se n t w e re R u b y S p ro u t.
F le tc h e r - l.y d a M . a g a in st S ta n ­
G ra d u a tio n Set J u n e I
C ra te r, a ll o f N e w b e rg
M is . F
M H a ll a nd fa m ily fo r M a rg a re t S to lle r. F lo re n c e , H a rv e y .
M r and M rs E a rl W e lle r and i se v e ra l days.
G ra d u a tio n exercises w ill be h e ld
V e rn a S to lle r. E lm e r D a ve and V i r ­ le y W
at M o u n ta in 'Fop J u n e 4
M r and M rs H e n ry B a rto n o f n e a r j
M rs. W E B ro w n re tu rn e d last g in ia C ro e n i. R u th H o fs te lte r. W a l-
Ida I.u c H.igg o f K<*edville v is ite d A s to ria spent th e w e e k -e n d a t th e
w e e k fro n t S eattle, h a v in g spent t< r Beck. W a lte r and M a rth a A lie n -
an aun t. M rs T ed R u tsch m a n , S a t­ A J W e lle r Sr. horn«*.
se ve ra l w eeks th e re v is itin g r e la ­ bach M r. and M rs. A lfr e d AH enbach
u rd a y and S u n d a y
I and th e g u e st o f h o n o r. T w o b c a u ti-
M rs. M a r tin
B o n fig t
and son 1 tive s.
T h e re was no school at M o u n ta in A lb e r t w e n t to P o rtla n d A p r il 27
, f i l l d re ss e r la m p s w e re g iv e n h e r b y
M r and M rs. F ra n c is B ra n d e n ­ . th e g ro u p .
T o p M o n d a y am t T uesday last w eek to a tte n d a fa re w e ll g a th e rin g fo r
b u rg a re sp e n d in g se ve ra l w e e ks at
on acco u nt o f th e teacher, M rs M ik e
A ca rd p a rty a nd dance w ill be
th e ir g ra n d so n and n e p he w , G eorge | C re sce n t C ily and G o ld U vacii.
M cC ann, b e in g ill.
1 h e ld at th e C e d a r M ill G ra n g e h a ll
S ch w a rtz, w h o le ft on th e (vdn e ra l
S h e ld o n N o r th r u p sp e n t s e ve ra l I n e x t S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
Mount ¡mt lop W in* (lame
P e rs h in g fo r a business a n ti 'p le a s ­
M o u n ta in 'Fop school w on in a u re t r ip to C h in a M r. S c h w a rtz , days la st w e e k at T illa m o o k v is ­
L G . B o ie has m ade se ve ra l good
it in g his sister. M rs. F re d Jassy,
h a ll gam<* against S p rin g b ro o k p la v -
! catches th is y e a r and says th a t th e
I ! tin h A p r il 73 K e ith M a rlo u
h ’s H a n in u in . It
S in c la ir. F ra n k and fa m ily .
fis h a re b itin g good.
to o k the c h ild re n in a tru c k M o u n ­ C h ris tie E le ry M cD o u g a l and H o w - , M rs. E ric k s o n Hostess
ta in 'Fop w ill p la y E w in g Y o u n g m a K e trh a m . and Misses P e ro n ice
W om en s C ir c le m et W ednesday
school th e re .th is F rid a y and w ill Ego and D o lo res L e d c r.
at tile hom e o f M rs. G eorge E r ic k ­
p la y C h e h a lc in C e n te r school th e re
M r and M rs G. L e d c r necom pan- son.
M av 21
i<’d b y tie r b ro th e r and s is te r-in -la w .
B illy A n d e rso n o f P o rtla n d spent
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty school c h il­ M r and M rs. E ra n k Ede o f S p r in g ­ S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y w ith M rs.
d re n in tin* s ix th s e ve n th and e ig h th 1 b ro o k v is ie d re la tiv e s n e a r L e b anon C a rly le , w h ile M r. and M i G eorge
grades w ill ta k e s ta te e x a m in a tio n s S u n d a y
D G a rr e tt in a i,e a t r ip to C o r v a l­
th is T h u rs d a y and F rid a y . F ir G ro v e
E ra n k S c h m e ltz c r re ce ive d w o rd lis.
g ra d u a te s w ill jo in th e g ra d u a tio n S u n d a y o f th e d e a th o f a nephew .
M rs C a rrie L in d g re n o f P o rtla n d
exerci.*-es at L a u re l Date w ill he an- | L lo y d M e lz e n tin e . w h o d ie d th a t
n o u nce d la te r. T h is school to o k p a rt day fro m in ju r ie s re c e iv e d F rid a y . I is s p e n d in g se ve ra l w eeks w i t h
M r a nd M rs W E. B ro w n
in tin* m u s ic a l at L a u re l F rid a y
J. 1’ . Jones a tte n d e d C h a m p o e g I
R ay B e ig h ly and F lo y d K a rn s M ay 5, 6,
n ig h t F ir G ro v e school lost in th e day S u n d a y.
r e tu rn b a ll gam e hen* F rid a y w ith
M r and M rs G A T h o m p so n a t- I Sr. w e re in M a u p in a fe w days last
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c o m m u n ity c lu b p ro g ra m M ay 15. ib a ld i
s ta y in g at th e S h e ld o n N o rth ru p
th e last fo r th e season
H illie T y k e s o n e n te rta in e d w ith a home, le ft S u n d a y m o rn in g to v is it
M rs. W a lk e r Hostess fo r C lu b
d in n e r p a r ly S u n d a y P resent w e re
F ir G ro v e Ladies* S«x*ial c lu b m et M r a nd M rs R a le ig h W h itm o re and re la tiv e s in R o se b u rrg .
A p r il 27 w ith M rs J o h n W a lk e r. c h ild re n Ire n e and Elam e. M rs E I.
Q uality
R o ll c a ll was a n s w e re d w it h th e H avem an, E ld o n H a ve m a n . D o n ­
p rintin g —Argus.
f ir s t p ie ce spoken in p u b lic by a ld and B e v e rly T yke so n . B e v e rly
tw e lv e m em b e rs and tw o v is ito rs . C o llin s and h e r parents. M r. and
Mi
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Lake
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M is C o llin s o f P o rtla n d .
te a ch e r and M rs F rances P e a v illc ,
C h a rle s Ede o f n e a r L e b a n o n v is ­
te a c h e r here. M rs D A. O tto and ite d a sister. M rs. G. L e d c r. se ve ra l
M rs D e a v illc s b irth d a y s w e re Im n - days last w eek.
t (I
N e xt m e e tin g w ill be w ith
Mr.s C la y to n W h itm o re M ay 11.
M r and M rs C e c il M o rg a n and
Funeral Sprays and
baby Betti«* Loren«* a rr iv e d hom e
A p r il 28 M r and M rs. M o rg a n had
FLORAL DESIGNS
been in N e w b e rg th re e m onths.
arc a specialty w ith ns
M i ss Ernestine’ G u e n th e r, w h o i s
re c u p e ra tin g fro m an a p p e n d ic itis
Potter's Flower Shop
n p c r.itmu. w e n t In t in ’ N a th a n C onk
W ith I red's M arket
I’hone ; 491
hom e in P o rtla n d fro m th e P o rtla n d
S a n ita riu m A p r il 28.
H ills b o ro
A rg u s
Section Two, Six Pages
E sta b lish e d 1894
m onths, le f t M o n d a y fo r B e n d fo r a
s h o rt sta y and th e n p la n to go on to
Have a Sewer Man Do
K la m a th F a lls. D e h n b y F ry was a
Your Work
p u p il a t R ock C re e k school th e past
fe w m o n th s .
C a ro l F u e g y le ft S a tu rd a y fo r
A g a te Beach fo r an e xte n d e d stay
w ith h e r siste r, M rs. A lfr e d D ysle J r.
A ll Estimates FKFF and Include
A lm a Z a h le r spent th e w e e k-e n d
A ll Plumbing Changes
m P o rtla n d w ith h e r a unt. M iss
(By Mrs. Frank Peznldt)
M a rie S m ith and w ith M is s S c h m id -
L e t us e s tim a te y o u r
ROCK
CREEK
E ig h th
g ra d e iy-
p lu m b in g w o rk .
g ra d u a tio n «-xercis« s of R ock C reek
M rs. F ra n k S c h u le r o f M e d fo rd
school w ill be h e ld M a y 19 at 8 p. m. a rriv e d W ednesday to v is it several
We handle all fixtures for a
P la n J o in t P ic n ic
days w ith M r and M rs. C o n ra d D ick.
complete job.
R ock C re e k school w ill jo in th e
M r. a n d M rs. L lo y d T hom pson
I h Iv c tia school a t a jo in t p ic n ic at and fa m ily le ft F rid a y on a t r ip to
J. A. SHORT
H e lv e tia M ay 21. A c o m m u n ity d in ­ , Toledo.
Phone 2903
318 N. Freeman
n e r and a tra c k m e e t w ill be e n jo y ­
M r and M rs. Joe L e ta in g e r e n te r- I
ed.
ta in e d T h u rs d a y e v e n in g fo r M r i
Visit Beaverton lli<h
T h e e ig h th g ra d e p u p ils o f R ock and M rs F ra n k East, M r a nd M rs.
Cr« ep. school w e re am o n g those w h o F lo y d B r a d le y and A lic e . L e ona 1
visit», d B e a v e rto n h ig h school T h u r s ­ and K e n n e th B ra d le y .
F re d Benson is hom e a fte r h a v in g I
d a y T h is was e s p e c ia lly a rra n g e d
f o r th e fir s t tim e th is y e a r, b u t is to re c e iv e d m e d ic a l a tte n tio n in P o r t­
be an a n n u a l e v e n t in th e fu tu r e A land.
Rev. H u le tt o f B ro o k s H ill re c e n t­
p ro g ra m was g iv e n fo r th e v is ito rs
and th e y w e re e scorted by m em b e rs ly re tu rn e d fro m a t r ip to D e tro it, (
o f th e Pep c lu b on s h o rt v is its to th e w h e re he purchased a ca r and d ro v e
it home H e also.stopped in Chicago.
v a rio u s classes.
H e m ade th e ro u n d t r ip in e ig h t
T o H ave new C u rta in s
R o ck C re e k school w i l l have ne w days.
M r T a r b e ll o f S o u th e rn O regon,
c u rta in ; T h e cost o f th e m a te ria l
fo r th e m w ill be d e fra y e d fro m th e w h o last w e e k purchased th e p ro p -
proceeds o f th e o p e re tta , w h ic h was | e r ty o f th e la te P h ilip P e z o ld t s itu ­
g iv e n a t th e school a fe w w eeks ago. ated a t D re w n e a r Roseburg, re p o rts
T h e H e lp in g H a n d c lu b w ill sew the th a t th e sn o w was fo u r and fiv e fe e t
deep at D re w th is w in te r.
c u rta in s .
F ry s Leave M o n d a y
M r. and M rs. C. F r y and fa m ily ,
Our classified columns may have
w h o h a ve been liv in g on M r F ry 's just what you are looking for—
b ro th e r's place fo r th e past fe w Read them.
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Exercises Set •
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Picnic Planned
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FREE
H o u se P la n s
a n d E stim a te s
Style-Mart SUITS
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C o u n ty B oys F in d
B o d y in R iv e r
V Z O U can s t ill b u y these sm art, q u a lity
* q u a lity s u its a t th e o ld p ric e — w e b o u g h t
b e fo re th e p ric e ad va nce a n d y o u get th e
benefit.
T h e la te s t th in g in s p rin g styles, c o lo rs
and fa b ric s a re h e re — s in g le a n d d o u b le -
breasted coats—s p o rts a n d p la in backs. Id e a l
g ra d u a tio n s u its.
O re n c o F o lk M a k e
E xte n d e d V is its
THE
MEN’S
207 E. M ain St.
SHOP
HOW E & W ELLS. Props.
Hillsboro
Have you ever wondered
how much the home you’d
like to build would cost?
Do you realize that real
estate, building materials
and labor costs are due for
a marked increase?
Then come in to COPE­
LANDS — let us help you
prepare your plans, give you
an estimate. You’ll be sur­
prised how reasonably you
can build now.
COPELAND
Lumber Yards
Phone M I
Thone 1412
DELTA
DRUG STORE
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M r.. ( ‘bristle Honored
M rs E a rl C h r is tie was c o m p li­
m e n te d w ith a sh o w e r and lu n ch e on
A p r il 28 b.v M i
H a rry T w ig g al th e
T w ig g hom e at M id w a y . O th e rs
present w e re M esdaines A r t h u r H a r­
rim a n . Ira (J. M c C o rm ic k . F. Ede.
G le n n M ille r. H H N e il. G. W
H o lla n d . W Ungers, II Ito lid e , J. E
C h tir e h ill, G I ,eder. C a rl on. C h a r-
YOUNG’S
Funeral Hom e
"T h o u g h tfu l, S ym pathetic
Service"
Plmnr 972
llilk b o rn
Saves tw o -th ird s the tim e. Saves tw o-
th ird s the fuel. Cooks meals better, sav­
ing a ll v ita m in s and m ineral salts.
T he N a tio n a l prevents loss b y meat
shrinkage. “ The o n ly safe m ethod o f
ca n n in g," says U. S. D e p t. o f A g riculture.
P ro p er ly
THE QUALITY CAR IN THE
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Important Improvements Found
O N L Y on the N A T IO N A L
1 Separate valve for exhaust. 4 X u ™ ™ 8 b“ kCt
g B a ke lite th u m b screws— r Die-cast rack, pegs, cross
cooler than m etal,
« bars and lifte rs.
i D ivid e d inset pans for C Side handles for liftin g —
1 cooking.
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A d ju s te d
Brakes
If your brakes arc nol rigid, don’t take a chance
it life may depend upon them. If someone steps
out from behind a parked car or a child dashes
into the street, t ail you S’l’Ol*.
When you have more pep and power put into
.vonr ear at SAIINOW’S GARAGE, don’t neglect
to see that your brakes are properly adjusted,
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!
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See the Improved NATIONAL Can Sealer
Stronger, mnut durable Can Sealer made. Seals eons aula
mat,callu. cuts and re,flanges cans In be used two or three limes
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Sahnow Bros. Garage
Clean Comfort Stations
Third and Lincoln
Drinking Fountains
Phone 1271
LESTER IRELAND & CO.
Third and Main St.
Telephone 2411
M ackenzie M o tor Co.
Third and Washington
Hillsboro
Phone 911