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Joan IL« 1 E lo i■«- Walt« r R VanKI«*ek i , reported im p ro v in g a f’ «*r a m a jo r o p e ra tio n Im lu h and B e rth a J e ld e rk s n re iv e d p riz e s f,,i lia v in g p e rfe ct a tt n u ta i. e e J u ly 3 nt tFie G ood S a m a rita n hos­ at S u nday school the past th re e p ita l m P o rtla n d m o n ttis Lu,nl,«*r Y a rd Sold S h e rm a n Blind«** fo rm e r «tent B e a v e rto n L u m b e r Y a rd was rc- her«* and n o w at Estacada, spent eentJy o l d to H a r r y a nd Ed P a u l- se v e ra l days last w eek w ith M r and w h o w ill ta k e p o s ■.«•*.sion room Mi Fake K e rn tne i Hurls«,ns B u y at R o c k a w a y S ta rt \« *u II oum * M r and M i < H a r ry H udson h ave , T h e « «»uni te h e heen I m ire d fo r pur< ha-ed c o tta ge , at R o c k a w a y , th e basem ent o f '1*1 leudot <• K a u p p i i s w h e re th e y w ill m a k e th e ir hom e. n e w hom e W e* H any waw h o v e r the S u b s c rib e f o r th e A rg u s . w e e k -e n d fro m his v o f t u llin « tin ,h e r ,«t ( Jlenw«»«»«I B a rro n K n iiilo n H e ld D a ily T rip s to P o rtla n d T h e B a rro n ’s had a fa m ily r e u n ­ ttra Six . a .itt i a c c tiv tiv e Euge I u e rn e g lr K lir e i d in th e p io n e e r ty le s o f f r o n tie r io n S u n d a y at Un» horn«* o f C h a rle s Hillsboro Auto Freight J. y s are . hnw r, h e ,«• w ith an o ld -fa s h io n e d co ve re d w agon, one B a rro n ’s d a u g h te r. 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FULLER Pictures of Dam Shown at Kinton iBv Mrs. F. I.. Cox) K IN T O N A n u m b e r o f g ra n g e rs fro m th e s u rro u n d in g c o u n try w e re pr« sent T u . sduy e v e n in g at th e m e e tin g o f th e g ra n g e P ic tu re s o f B o n n e v ille Ja m w e re sh ow n d u r in g th e le c tu re h o u r, and a s h o rt p ro ­ g ra m p n «sited b y th e le c tu re r. M rs. C a r iie S t r e if f F o r th e le c tu re h o u r n e x t m e e tin g , w h ic h w ill In* A u g u st 3. a police dog w ill he p re se n t and h,s m a s te r w ill p u t b u n th ro u g h m a n y s tu n ts. T h is w ill be fre e fo r a ll S e rv ic e s at th e c h u rc h fo r th is ~rtze^us 3-MOVING-PARTS ROLLATOR* M E C H A N IS M THE ROLLATOR IS AS SIMPLE AS THIS PICTURE iitSM T. AS SHAFT TURNS i A BLADE M 0V E 5 IA ROLLER ROLLS ’’ ï Ww Xw Constantly Improved, IB S hinder, designed supports the binder. If the for use with McCor- grain clogs, the operator m ic k -D e c r in g Tractors, halts the tractor while the brings real speed to the binder clears itself. In harvest. It is operated lodged or very heavy grain, through the power take-off the forward speed of the of the t r a c t o r and has t r a c t o r c an be reduced double the daily capacity while the normal speed of of an 8-ft. grain hinder. the binder mechanism is In this ro lle r- b e a rin g m aintained, assuring unin­ hinder the sickle, reel, can­ terrupted operation. vases, packers, and binding Come in and let us tell m e c h a n is m ta k e th e ir p o w e r d ir e c t fro n t th e you more about the Mc­ engine of the tractor— the Corm ick-Deering Iractor hinder main wheel simply Binder. T never successfully imitated, the Norge Rollator cold­ making mechanism is the basis of a new, scientific standard of food preserva­ tion. Come in today and see the many exclusive points of superiority about Norgej REMEMBER I. X. L. POULTRY FEEDS HILLSBORO FEED CO. Phone 271 160 W. Main St. Shute Park - - Hillsboro Day and Night SEPTEMBER 2 - 3 - 4 , 1937 LARGEST FREE FAIR IN THE NORTHWEST Free Distribution $250.00 In Mechandise Certificates In the amount of first $ 1 0 0 .0 0 second $ 7 5 .0 0 third $ S 0 .0 0 fourth $ 2 5 .0 0 This g’ft distribution is sponsored by the business section of Hillsboro to advertise and create an interest in the Fair and to inrease th e attendance. Full information can be secured from any of the firms whose names appear in this ad. Furniture and Hardware LESTER IRELAND <& CO. SELFRIDGE FURNITURE CO. BRISTOL HARDWARE CO. Department Stores WEIL’S DEPARTMENT STORE J. C. PENNEY CO. THE C. C. STORE Men’s Clothing and Furnishings THE MEN’S SHOP Ladies’ Wear GOAR'S WOMAN’S SHOP Variety Stores SPROUSE-REITZ CO. BEN FRANKLIN STORE ■ You Can Do Fast W ork with the M cCO RM ICK-DEERING 10-ft. Tractor Binder DAIRY FEEDS Washington County S T A R T IN G S A T U R D A Y . J U L Y 17 Charges Suspended for Installation Th«» W est Coast T< le p h o ne c o m ­ p a n y am,«»unci d to d a y th a t s e rv ic e c o n n e ctio n ch a rg e s a nd in s ta lla tio n charges f o r te le p h o n e in sta lla tio n s ' w o u ld be suspended d u rin g tin* p e r ­ iod o f J u ly 14 t«» J u ly 31, in c lu s iv e . T in s te le p h o n e sale has m e t w ith e n th u s ia s tic r< spouse in th e past a nd ‘ th e co m p a n y b e lie ve s th a t th e g e n ­ e ra l p u b lic w ill resp o n d h e a r tily to th is o ffe r again th is ye a r, M a n a g e r G e o rg e B a u m a nn , states , n v, r ç n County Grangers - ■ H A Z n .D A Î I’ M a'. LI ile i n u ih ilv « lu h pi« rii< W ill h<* lu*l>l P O P. O A P G T; P Brave,Ion I Fust to F,< 1 lo ki Society Picnic Sunday ! L t •nca, u. s, i - at . qit . Selfridge Furniture Co. Pilone 21X llillih oro 136 S. Third Ave. Food Stores FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET HILLSBORO MEAT CO. SMITH’S GROCERY PIGGLY WIGGLY ED’S MARKET COLUMBIA FOOD CO. FAIRWAY MARKET SHUMAN GROCERY SAFEWAY STORE BUSH’S GROCERY OAKES’ GROCERY WILEY’S GROCERY CRUSE HIGHWAY MARKET KALKWARF’S GROCERY Household Appliances PORTLAND GENERAL ELEC­ TRIC CO. MELTEBEKE ELECTRIC CO. PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO. • Bakery PERFECTION BAKERY Drug Stores DELTA DRUG STORE PALM DRUG STORE HILLSBORO PHARMACY Lumber Companies P00UGARDNER LUMBER CO. J. W. COPELAND YARDS Farm Machinery HEINRICH BROS. J. T. FOSTER Jewelry J. L. ANDERSON Automobiles HALVORSON MOTOR CO. CARTWRIGHT PONTIAC SALES CO. THOS. S. SHOLES MacKENZIE MOTOR CO. CADY MOTOR CO. Automobile Service BUSCH'S SERVICE GARAGE Newspaper HILLSBORO ARGUS Feed Stores IMPERIAL FEED & GRAIN CO. FARMERS’ CASH STORE HILLSBORO FEED CO. Flower Shops POTTER’S FLOWER SHOP Co-operatives WASHINGTON COUNTY FARMERS’ UNION OIL CO.*