Thursday, Augint 2C. 19?7
T T IL L 3 P O P .O
Arrests Follow
* Car Wreck on
Railway Track
Coming E vents
I'r id a y , A u g u st 27
We'd Union F a rm e rs ’ U n io n local
N o rth P la in s K P h a ll
A m a te u r n ig h t B a n ks l egion h u ll
S atu rd ay . A ugust 28
C o u n ty C h ris tlu n E n d e a vo r |n e ii,e
at R ip p lin g W aters, 4 p in
F i r I J»»y rid in g autom obile p a rty
Io cutnc to g i l v f on th e O regon
r.le c trie tracks, was u n d e r a rre st
S a tu rd a y fo llo w in g a w re c k near
G a rd e n H om e a b o u t ? 30 a in S a t­
u rd a y .
Expert Urges
Poultrytnen to
Cull Flock Now
C o u n ty F u n n e l .’ U nion m ee tin g
Poultrytnen are to o fre q u e n tly
V e te r a n .’ h a ll. H ills b o ro , 1130 p m a fra id tu tru s t th e ir o w n ju d g m e n t
S ch o lls L a d ie s ' A id a n n u a l c a r n i­ i m c u llin g , " h ic h in it* fu n d a m e n ta l
val. ( ¡ in n e r e lin i.l y a rd
fo rm is r e la tiv e ly s im p le , stated If
i C osby. iie.'el o f th e p o u ltry <!«•-
Sunday. A ugust '¡9
H o m e co m in g m e e tin g W, 3 U n io n p .n tn ie n l O reg o n S t,tie r-olh-jp* tu
The autom obile. reglxtPt'cd to A l­ B u p tis t c h u rc h
a g ro u p o f 70 p o u ltry m e u w h o ..’ere
fre d Hansen, was n e a rly deinoli.shed
lb Iv e tia L a d ie s' A id p ro g ra m H e l­ p re » nt at a culling dem on ti «lion
w h e n th e m a ch in e le ft th e r a ili. vetia ch u rch it p io
h e ld <>n the fa rm o f H ‘*n ry E ric k <n
A u g u s t 18 re p o rt s L F
< a re i ned a lo n g a d itc h fo r 100 fe e t
W ashington C ounty Odd F e llo w ;' Progr«*
b e fo re c ra s h in g a t r o lle y polo A lte r P ic n ic n (ic iid lo n and T h r e e -L in k F ra n c ri. a * .i .taut c o u n ty agent
It doesn't ta k e a g reat d e a l o f
.s trik in g th e pole, th e ca r ra n a n ­ u s io e ia tio n Jo in t p ic n ic at R ip p lin g
« tillin g ' k i l l fu r a p o u ltr y m an to gu
o th e r HO feet, s tru c k a n o th e r pule, W a te r i
th ro u g h h r: flo c k o f y e a rlin g p u l­
a nd pih*d u p b e tw e e n th e ra ils
S ep tem b er 2, 3, I
lets a m i c u ll o u t a m a jo r ity f it the
O ccu p an ts o f th e car. said by o f ­
C o u n ty fa ir in H ill b u r,i
n o n -p ro d )« ei -
re m a rk e d Cushy
ficer*. to have been Joe C sergei. 23.
S ep tem b er 7
becau «• w ith th e ir w ith e re d com b ;
Ge. rge C sergel. 19. J o h n D o b ra . 18.
B ill .boro < ho,,I . open.
‘ m a il bodies, h ig h ly co lo re d h ill.
a n d a n o th e r y o u th , 17. a ll o f O r-
f«*«*t and le g ), and th e p in c h e d -u p
enco. w e re shaken, b ru is e d and cut
hone
a m i n a rro w space betw een
T h e fir s t th re e a re u n d e r a rre st
th e p in b u ne s and keel, th e y a rc a l­
on charges o f d r iv in g a w heeled
w a ys v e ry co n spicuous in a flo c k
v e h ic le on r a ilw a y r ig h t- o f-w a y
o f y e a rlin g hens
A
p o u ltry m a n
S e v e ra l weeks ago special agent .
T in* A ik : um w in d o w t h i w e e k 1« fin d in g b ird « w ith th e •• c h a ra c te r­
f o r th e O regon E le c tric m ade a t ­
a
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te m p ts to u p p re h e n d J o y -rid e r ; u .-
e ra l a n ti in se ct w o r ld ;
In t h e fro m his flo c k . T h e y a re th e “ '»tar
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n ig h t trip s u p and d o w n th e trucks
la rg e und
m u ll, b ro u g h t in p o u ltry m a n can a ffo rd to keep
fro m H ills b o ro , and a w a rn in g w a . hei
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issued th ro u g h a s to ry p u b lis h e d
tio n . und .1 t w in w h ite p u m p k in
Cubby fu r t h e r p o in te d out th a t
In th e A rg u s
b ro u g h t in by M r« Dan Subo o f w ith a lit t le e xp e rie n c e a p o u ltry -
T ire s F o llo w K a ils
T h is s u m m e r it becam e a w e ll n e a r Orenc«» T h is p u m p k in seed m an can le a rn th e a d d itio n a l p o in ts
wax b ro u g h t o v e r fro m G e rm a n y. o f c u llin g w h ic h are. n a m e ly th e
k n o w n fact am o n g y o u n g e r a u to
In o b ile d riv e r« , th a t a ca r placed T h e ve g e ta b le i . cooked b> f r y in g lim e of m o u lt, g e n e ra l p h y s ic a l co n ­
d itio n o f th<* b ird and c h a ra c te r-
s q u a re ly on th e ra il« w o u ld fo llo w I in long ..trip ., lik e noodle«
D r A O P itm a n b ro u g h t a huge ist« - in c o n n e ctio n w ith its head
th e tru c k s at m o d e ra te .speed. T he
<’.ve, and back, w h ic h m a rk it as
a u to m o b ile tire s , it was f o u n d , cult red gr;i. d io p p e i fro m S o u th D.i
fo rm e d a flung«* on th e ra ils to | kota. w h ic h is d is p la y e d It is m uch c ith e r a good o r p o o r p ro d u c e r
'1 he p o u ltry m a n s h o u ld n o t b<*
la rg e r th a n a n y w e h ave in O r e ­
jp iu le tin * m achine.;
and
A ««»it o f I n e .spider, b la ck a fra id o f m a k in g a m is ta k e
F rid a y n ig h t, a c c o rd in g to th e j gon
o ffic e r >. tin* boys e x p la in e d th a t ’ a nd w h ile m o ttle d wa; b ro u g h t in c u llin g out a few good b ir d : be ­
E Keenon o f cause bi« los.se« in th is respect
th e y a tte n d e d a c h a riv a r i und th e n by Jam es S te w a rt
w o u ld he fa r less th a n w h e n he is
«lei id ts i to tr a v e l th e tra cks, b e g in ­ M o u n tu ilid a le fo u n d an o d d ity in p a y in g good m on e y to feed th e hen
n in g at H d tsb o ro . A ll w e n t w e ll th e m m « ia l bn«* w h ile w o r k in g on th a t is a d«*ad loss. C ro sb y p o in ts
u n t il th e y cam e to th e c u rv e near th e W o lf c re e k road II i*. shaped o u t
B ird s o v e r tw o
ye a rs o ld
G a rd e n Horn«* T h e m a c h in e had lik e a cocoanut. th e o u te r .h e ll s h o u ld n 't be ke p t g e n e ra lly f o r a
cru
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to
t
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ic
r«*ach«xi a speed o f 50 m ile s an
c o m m e rc ia l flo c k , co n se q u e n tly, the
heat and th e in n e r p a rt, lik e th e m a jo r pa t o f a c o m m e rc ia l p o u l-
h o u r, o r m ore, th e o ffic e rs sold.
T h e w re c k was d is c o v e re d a b o ut m eat o f th«* cocoanut. is a mass o f try m a n 's c u llin g w ill be w ith his
3 a m b y th e fr e ig h t tr a in cre w c le a r w h ite crysta ls.
y e a rlin g hens.
r e tu r n in g to w a rd P o rtla n d fro m th e j
T h e fir s t h a lf o f A u g u s t Is g e n ­
ru n to Forest G ro v e T h is tr a in w ent A tte n d A r m y M a n e u ve rs—
e r a lly
th e a d va nta g e o u s tim e fo r
w e st a b o u t 11 p ro. B e tw e e n B e a ­
A m o n g H ills b o ro p e o ple a tte n d ­ p o u ltry c u llin g because at th is sea­
v e rto n and O ren co , e x tra fre ig h t
son
o
f
th
e y e a r it is p o ssib le to te ll
in g the re v ie w o f a rm y m an e u ve rs
d ra w in g lo g tra in s a re co m m o n . It
m ost e a sily th e b ird s th a t are s t ill
at F o il L e w i - S a tu rd a y w e re M r.
is re p o rte d , and r a ilw a y o ffic ia ls |
C E Well M r a n d Mi W Verm h a rd at w o rk and those th a t have
d e c la re th a t th e p a rty was lu c k y
M c K in n e y and son W a lte r. M rs d ro p p e d o f f fo r an e a rly m o u lt o r
to «‘«cape a m ure se rio u s c o llis io n
Em m a M< K in n e y . M r. a n d M r s h a ve stopped la y in g because o f in ­
w it h one o f these tra in s .
I L e o n S D a vis and d a u g h te r B e tty , a b ilit y to w ith s ta n d a y e a r’s p ro ­
D am age to poles und t r o lle y w in *
d u c tio n .
M r a n d M rs H u g h H uger ;, and W
at th e scene o f th e w re c k was e s ti­
m a te d ut $23. in a d d itio n to th e 1« I G. Hare. T h e M< K in n e y s w e r e
guest* o ve r S u n d a y o f M r a nd M rs
o f th e a u to m o b ile , w h ic h Is said
K F M c D o n a ld o f Tacom a, and
to be u n d e r m o rtg a g e t o a loan
I th«* D a vis fa m ily also re m a in e d in
co m p a n y.
T acom a o v e r S u n d a y.
T ue sd a y afternoon th e th re e boys
a p p ea re d b e fo re Ju d g e K F ra n k Maurice Dean Visit«—
M rs P e a rl Eva S p a rks, 28. d a u g h ­
P e te rs a nd pleaded g u ilt y to the
M a u ric e Dean o f G ra n d Rapids. te r u f M r and M rs Jam es H a m m e r
charges and re c e ive d sentences o f M ic h , is sp«*nding tw o week« w ith o f H ills b i >r<>, d ie d M o n d a y in a
It) days m ja il and fin e s o f $30 each
P o rtla n d h o sp ita l a fte r s e v e r a l
his pa re n ts. M r a nd M rs. B. A
In a s k in g fo r a j a il sentence, G
Dean M a u ric e is vo ca l in s tru c to r m on th « ' illn c jw She was b o rn D e ­
B u s s e ll M org a n , d is tr ic t a tto rn e y ,
at th e D a vis T ech h ig h school in ce m b e r 28. 1908. in F e rn d a le
d e c la re d th a t th e boys w o re g u ilty G ra n d R apids. and lias been s tu d y ­
Besides h e r parents, she Ls s u r ­
o f a v e ry d a n ge ro u s p ra c tic e and
by
tw o sm a ll
da u gh te rs.
in g in C h icago. I l l . d u rin g th e v iv e d
s h o u ld re c e iv e a severe lesson He
B e tty and V ir g in ia o f H ills b o ro , and
su m m e r.
a lso issued w a rn in g th a t f u tu r e a t ­
th re e b ro th e rs D ean H .i/n m e r o f
te m p ts to J o y -rid e th e ra ils w o u ld A tte n d C o u sin '« I u n e ra l—
H o lly w o o d . C al : G le n H a m m e r o f
m eet w ith m uch m o re d ra s tic tr e a t ­
M r and M rs ( ’ . T. R ich a rdso n , S to c k to n . C al . and .A rth u r H a m m e r
m e n t.
w h o w e re in S c u ttle . W a s h . d u r ­ o f H ills b o ro
in g th e w e e k -e n d re m a in e d u n t il
F u n e ra l services w e re h e ld W e d ­
T ue sd a y to a tte n d th e fu n e ra l o f nesday a fte rn o o n fro m th e Y o u n g
a cousin. M rs E lb rid g e H. S tu a rt, F u n e ra l H om e w it h b u ria l in th e
w h o pa.^ed a w a y s u d d e n ly S a tu r ­ H ills b o ro ce m e te ry.
day.
Argus Window Has
Kart* Specimens
Rites Held Here
for Pearl Sparks
Girls’ Clubs Plan
1
Variety of Exhibits
Son A r r iv e « —
( »ttlinurd from I»««» 1 1
m . luikine pow der bineuito, I.ols I A son, Jam es W a lte r, w as b o m
f
r
S i.hnov.
a n <1
M a x in e
K e rk m u n .
club.
> 3 10, •befflin
C unning dem onstration,
2.30 to
M ild re d K a i,I,' and F lo re n ce
E ve rs, S c h e fflin clu b .
C o n k in g d e m o n s tra tio n , 3 20 to
3 50, b re a d m a k in g
E u n ice u n d
B e rn ic e S u hnow , S c h e fflin .
C o o k in g . 3 53 to 4:25. ve g e ta b le
sa la d -, and d re ssin g s to be used
w it h th e m . E s th e r R o b b and K a th ­
r y n C aw rse. A ca d e m y.
J u d g in g contest. 4:30 p m , o p ­
en to e v e ry c lu b m e m b e r in teams
o f tw o com ing from th e sam e d u b
F rid a y p ro g ra m opens w ith d o l­
la r din n er. 10:30 a. m . to 1:30 p. m..
g iv e n b y g ir ls fro m M e tzg e r d is ­
t r ic t . D e m o n s tra tio n s fo llo w .
C o o k in g , I to 1:30 p. m . m u ffin s .
R o se m a ry W ilk in a nd E lle n M ays,
N o r th Plains.
C o o k in g . 1:35 to 2 05. sponge cake.
B a rb a ra S p ie rin g and L au ra M ille t,
N o r th P la in s.
G ir ls ’ s ty le dress re v u e fo r se w ­
in g . d iv is io n th re e , fo u r a n d fiv e
g ir ls A rra n g e m e n ts w ill be m ade
f o r s ty le re v u e fo r g ir ls in d iv is io n
tw o p r o v id in g e n o u g h a re in t e r ­
ested.
Cooking. 4 to 4:30 p. m . angel
food cake, B illy T ro u tm an a n d
E llen Mays, N orth Plains.
Resident Hillsboro
30 Years Dead
(<'»n t in til'd fro m pitge 1)
G ra n g e p ic n ic f o r S a tu rd a y , S e p ­
te m b e r 4. a t th e c o u n ty f a ir was du.v (T h u rs d a y * nt 2:30 p. m. fro m
th e D o in ',so n <Y S e w e ll ch a p e l w ith
Rev. II. A. Deck o ffic ia tin g She was
n m e m b e r o f th e E a ste rn S ta r, and
c h a p te r services w i l l be h e ld at the
g rave.
]
\ t S m ith Ifo a p ita l
Rota R n y d c i d a u g h te r o f J S n y d -
< r, und(*rv. c u t u m in o r o p e ra tio n
' M onday
Bonnit.* B a rtle tt, du ight< r o f M r.
and M i J f ju it le t t o i south o f Hill.*>*
I boro, had h«*r tonsil** re m o v e d T ues-
dav
B o b b y W h itw o r th u n d e rw e n t a
to n s il o p e ra tio n M onda;/.
l) i C. T S m ith p e rfo rm e d a to n ­
s il o p e ra tio n foi M i
Pe;u 1 C hri ;-
te ir.t n o f Mu »n H ill M on d a y
T o n s il c lin ic p a tie n t
a t S m ith ’«
h o s p ita l Wedn«* d .tv to S a tu rd a y la l t
•'.» eg ,verc M o v .M« r<-> | . L lo y d and
L i w i . L a tim e r C a ro l H e w itt. R ic h ­
ard T re g lo v .n . F lo re n c e H e . Join»
Setmk.e» M a ry IF ouch Re*a Ile e -
:.a cke r. F lo re n c e a nd H e le n D u y c k
A u b re y VatiLo«» M a r v in V a n L o o .
B illy
N e l. C h ris te n on.
L illia n
S c h n e id e r
A rth u r
W ade.
E lm e r
D ew ing M r
Ered He
V e rn o n
M e ye r. M i
J J H e rm c k x . M u r ie l
Nejson. B< rri'< »• He r d m g e r S a lly
( a p e r and Dale T yson
A t Jones H o s p ita l—
G race and Jean K arn- d a u g h te rs
of M r a n d Mr
G a il K a r n ; of O r­
enco. a re in th e h r. p ita l w ith p n e u ­
m onia.
Ho c a rd W illia m s o f G a • ton u n ­
d e rw e n t a m a jo r o p e ra tio n T u e s ­
day. D r M c L e a n o f P o rtla n d o p ­
e ra tin g .
Mr
C h a rle s R e ilin g o f n e a r R oy
was b ro u g h t in M o n d a y f o r tr e a t ­
m ent and i im p ro v in g .
I i i e i 'u <• ,n school e n ro llm e n t.
cefit.ii., a n il irn p io v t-rn u fil-i am o n g
th e dixtricb, i , show n in th e 1937 r e ­
p o rt ji. i c o m p le te d in th e office o f
f* B K ia u . ■ iip c n r itw id e n t
f
ii'i ■ 9779 c h ild ) > ii in th e
nt
■' m p a re d to 9397 a y e u i
ago
' 'l i e n ro llm e n t 5732 in c le -
))•< < ' .1 .
el h ig h " h u n l, a' Bea
i rtn ;. Hid V i-rb o o i't A y e a r ago th is
ib in to ta le d 5420 U n io n h ig h school
e n ro llm e n t th is y e a r w a
1709 a ;
c o m p , ed P, ]C19 a y e a r ago.
T w elve parochial schools in the
c o u n ty e m p lo y e d 13 m en teachers
and 49 w om en w ith 570 boys a rid 550
g ir l e n ro lle d
I
'. k i . i 1 c o n d itio n o f a ll d is tric ts
is 'I. I" ed a good, w ith a to ta l o f
’ $709 111 98 lo llt e t e d fro m a ll sources
a m i 91.8 847 82 di: bursed.
Im p ro v e m e n ts w ir e m ade c h ie fly
in I . ' '.' o ils S2371 9 t b e in g spent
fo r i . ■ it,-. $34 721.38 f o r n e w
bo ld i.o
anrl $14.573 81 f o r f u r n i-
tu r. and < u u p m e n t. N e w b u ild in g
a nd e q u ip m e n t a t S h e rw o o d ac-
c in in l ■ fo r a la rg e share o f th is . E l­
e m e n ta l y schools sp e n t $11 039.34 fo r
r i p i o r to b u ild in g ., as c o m p a re d to
»2103.19 by h ig h schools.
T ra n .p o rta tiu n o f p u p ils cost e le ­
m e n ta ry ■
-e lio o l" $18 343 85. and h ig h
school.- $.33 049 59. m a k in g a to ta l o f
$491)84 41. w h ile $9095.15 in w a rra n ts
w e re re tire d b y a ll schools H ig h
school d is tric ts r e tir e d $14.150.58 in
o th e r deb t, and p u b lic schools $3 -
199 85
C A M E R A and m o v ie f ilm a t cut
T o ta l
e xpense
of
e le m e n ta ry
priech, 2 o r m o re r o ll
Eastm an. schools was $3.3.3490 38. a rid h ig h
n<” .\ .-Jock F ilm s fin is h e d 30c cash sch o o l.. $.193.41 4 44.
w ith f ilm
44 » E Jackso n .
26-7
Too Late to Classify
C IR C U L A T O R
w it h w a te r cc
Rites Held Here for
Ira Howard Rice, 67
!er. Univers;
P erfect
dilion. $33 ea h
G.
Paine.
E Jackson.
445
20
L A R G E team fo r sale o r tra d e f o r .
la te m odel p ic k u p
J o h n C la r k . I
m ile so u th w e s t o f S ch o lls.
2Cp
T E N sows
to fa rr o w
soon.— H
N-
R um m er, 2 m ile s w est on h ig h ­
way.
2Cp !
FIV E fine cows for salt s ^ S e e C. A.
Birch, across from S; ifeway, east
C H A R T E R O a k cook sto ve f o r sale.
$19 M rs. W. J. L a w re n c e , R t. 3.
H ills b o ro , n e a r N o rth P la in s .
25
BARBARA JEAN
BAKERY’S
BREAD
h e a te r good
as new, only $19.75. R ov S tu a rt.
19.36
1936
1"33
19.33
1933
1935
1951
1953
1932
1931
I ! 11
1930
1934)
1930
1928
1928
1 28
398 S S ix th  ve
hens fo r sale
G ood
Y E A R -O ld
b re e d in g s tto c k fro m tra p n e s te d
hens F iv e in d iv id u a lly p e d ig re e d
Ed F re u d e n th a l T e le ­
m ales
Mr
phone 4R X 1: n e a r S h u te p a rk . 2 6 tf
COCKER
S p a n ie l pups f o r sale —
P aul Senko, at
garage.
T hom as Sholes
28
L A D Y 'S sa d d le horse, ge n tle, ga ite d.
fo r s a le .- B il l T a y lo r. R oy.
2 6 tf
Y O U N G fre s h Je rse y c o w for sale.
—T L. Sam uel. 2 m iles w est on
highw ay.
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1 5 -3 0 M e C o rm ie k -D e .rm g tra c to r.
19-ft M c C o rfic k -D e e rin g c o m b in e .
—J. T. ’ J a c k * F oste r. 1.50 E. M a in
W illy s 77 D e l.u ve Sedan $423
F ord T u d o r D e L u x e Sdn. 593
C h e v ro le t M a s te r Coach
523
( hev S ta n d a rd Sedan
473
( hev M a s te r C oupe
525
( hev S ta n d a rd Coupe
473
( hev M a s te r Coach
443
< hev D c l.u x e Sedan
395
F o rd D e l. T u d o r Sedan
275
P o n tia c 6 D c l.u x e Sedan . 273
( hex r u h t ( n a c h
275
C h e v ro le t Sedan
265
Essex C oach
50
C h e v ro le t Coupe
225
O ld s m o b ile 6 Coach
125
S tu d c b a k c r Sedan
23
E rs k in e Sedan
123
Truck Bargains
W. b. $285
285
125
O N E -Y e a r o ld Je rse y b u ll. $30; 7- 19.3.3 A u s tin P a n e l D e liv e r y
m onths-old Jersey heifer. $15.— 1935 F o rd V -8 P ic k u p
445
A r t h u r S a lz w e d c l. one m ile south
1931 F o rd P ic k u p
225
S treet.
1933 C h e v ro le t 137-lnch
26 1933 C h c v 157-inch. v a n b o d y
F orest G rove.
26
W A N T E D : m a rrie d m an to w o r k on
fa rm , m ilk in g , g e n e ra l fa rm w o rk .
L iv in g q u a rte rs fo r sm all fam ily,
n o t to exceed 4.— A . L . Stephens.
R t. 1. B a n k s . N e a r M a n n in g .
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Try it today! You’ll be pleased with its delicious
goodness. A real 100% whole w heat bread made
better with whole milk.
Phone 3531
Aerosa from County Courthouse
E. M .
B A R N E S , Prop.
Forest Grove. Route 1
Thatcher
i By Mrs. Lou Wright)
C lif f o r d a n d W esley R itan le ft
f o r Y a k im a . W ash., la st w e e k to
w o rk .
M r. and M rs . J o h n P a n n ie r and
orne f i .ei.d.-. o f th e irs fro m I llin o i :
o u t T u e sd a y a n d W ednesday w ith
hi
b ro th e r O tto and fa m ily . T h e
b ro th e rs had n o t seen each o th e r fo r
o v e r 27 years.
M r and M rs R ex O b e rm a n and
son J a m e w e n t to D a lla s S u n d a y
a fte r t h e ir son F ra n k ie , w h o ha3
Jo yce a rid Jean B a rn e s o f F orest
G ro v e
spent fro m
T uesday
till
T h u rs d a y w it h th e ir cousin. M rs.
C h a rle s Sears.
M r. and M rs W a lte r W r ig h t a nd
son sp e n t fro m F rid a y to S u n d a y
at th e coast.
J o h n P r itc h a rd a n d f a m ily o f
N o rth P la in s and M r. and M rs O
P ilc h a rd o f S e a ttle sp e n t S a tu rd a y
e v e n in g w it h R a lp h B u c k le y also
to v is it F ra n k H a rd in s , w h o a re
there.
Everybody's Talking
A b o u t O ur Insured
M o th -P ro o fin g
HENEVER the conversation turns
W to clothes, someone is sure to men­
tion our unique M ONITE Moth-Proof
Cleaning Process. We not only clean
clothes thoroughly and finish them beau­
tifully. In addition we make them ab­
solutely moth-proof — and insure them
against moth damage for a period of six
months! Is it any wonder people are
talking?
HOM E LAUNDRY & DRY
CLEANERS
H illsboro A rgus con tain s all th.
new s of H illsboro and th e s u r­
rounding com m unities. R ead i t
and keep inform ed on w liat li
h ap pening a t hom e.
tf
Telephone 47
Hillsboro. Oregon
Ave., city.
26
Please send
in ne w s
to th e A rgus.
co p y e a rly
tf
CHEESE
Kraft Pimento, Olive Pimento, Pine-
apple-K ay CHEESE.
2 glasses
............ O Ô V
O LIVES
"MAKE SEASIDE YOUR PLAY­
GROUND THIS SIM M ER ”
While there, make Broadway-Coluin-
bia Market your playground
headquarters.
10c
Stew art’s Ripe, medium size,
l's tall. Tin ...............................
Crown, Drifted
Snow or Fisher’s
Blend. 49’s
(o rra
____
35SS
93c)
GOLDEN WEST.
1-lb. tin ..................
Y our choice.
Columbia Best. Roasted fresh daily.
(3 lbs. 73c) Pound ................................
COFFEE
W hite Beans
Corned Beef
F R E D W ax Paper
offers
Corn
F
lakes
YOU
CATSUP
the Best in
C o m p le te S h o p S e rv ic e
V is it ii n e w S tre a m lin e d S e rv ic e
S ta tio n f o r Gas a n d O il
C o u rte o u s T re a tm e n t
Hillsboro. Ore.
$ 1 .6 3
(2 4 i/g’s ...........
43c)
(1 0 ’s
Chevrolet Dealers
Q
tJ
SMALL.
or LARGE
Phone 414
S erve fo r cold
lbs.
luncheons.
LIBBY.
rt
12-oz. tins
tins
Slices thin w hen chilled.
29c
DIAMOND.
125-foot roll ...........................
W ith safety c u tte r edge.
KELLOGG’S.
8-oz. p k g............................
MISSION TOMATO.
lS ^ - o z . bottle .......
Q uality M eats
SALMON
Sm all, half or
whole. Lb......
14c
25c
25c
lie
15c
15c
ROAST ls
»
W ASHING POWDER.
£ £, 3
13c SOAP
la rg e , delicious assortment,
for a h o t
for picnics
VEAL RO A ST,,.
W om an's Shop
See PIUS V A N D EH EY
3 m ile r n o rth o f F ore st G ro v e on G r e e n v ille rood
Halvorson M otor Co.
W A N T E D G ir l f o r housekeeping,
f o r s m a ll fa m ily .—335 S. F o u rth
BEEF
G O A R 'S
$8,000; $0,000 cash, hula nee terms
N ew S ilex o r R egular G rind.
B O IL IN G BEEF Lk
With dresses tha* put the ac­
cent on YOU w ith new w aist­
lines . . . slim hips . . .
moulded bodices . . . smartly
draped high or low necks
. . . important new sleeves.
Black. Brown, and rich glow ­
ing colors of early fall.
New House, New Barn. 4 1 Acres of Land
KRAFT VELVEETA—
4
1-lb. glass
............. JLvVe
OK that realiv counts
FO R Sale circulating
bold meats
100% W hole W heat
FARM FOR SALE
Prices Effective Friday. Saturday and Monday-
August 27. 28 and 30, 1937
with an
C O T T A G E S LEL£.S'
or "h0"
R
Piece-
x B 2 y to the ,‘5-lb.
average. Lb.
DODGE - PLYM O U TH
M t. O liv e c o m H e ry at
Mr Riro wa« b o rn F e b ru a ry 5
1870 in P e n n s y lv a n ia a n d had been
j re s id e n t of. a nd n e a r H ills b o ro
fo r 27 year«. He was a civil engineer
and fa rm e r b y o c c u p a tio n
S u r v iv in g are bi*, w id o w . L iz z ie
Rice, and tw o s te p d a u g h te r;. M i
M a n e Ettschede H iils b o io rout»* »
arid M r
A m e lia Jaenicke. C o rn e ­
liu s rout« 2
G ra .» ide se rvice- w e re tri c h a rg e
o f M on te zu m a L o d g e N o 70 I O ()
E o f 'h ic h he had been a m em b e r.
Used Cars
20p
o f W ile y 's .
BA CO N SE*SON1NG-
H io iie »12
In th e
B etter
into
Immediate
Wearability
Paife Thre*
F u n e ra l ..e rvice s fo r Ir a H o w a rd
N E W 2 -b e d ro om
p la s te re d home,
la rg e liv in g roo m , k itc h e n , f r u i t • R ice. 67, w h o d ie d at h is h o m e or.
H ills b o ro ro u te 5 T h u rs d a y , w e re
room , bath, garage, la u n d ry tra y s
h e ld M o n d a y a fte rn o o n fro m th e
u n d e r same ro o f, in c lu d in g 3 ' j lo ts ;
D one! on & S e w e ll ch a p el w i t h
n e a r schools. B a rg a in f o r cash.—
R ev. 11. A. D e ck o ffic ia tin g . B u r ia l
Phone 3481W.
26p
Fall Forecasts
with C*a4y Matar Co.
Races w ere enjoyed by th e chil- ,
d ren .
A rgus classified ads get results.
Schools Show
Steady z Growth
H ospital H ems
Putting
Grangers Picnic
Saturday of Fair
p la n n e d a t th e a n n u a l W a s h in g to n
C o u n ty P om ona G ra n g e p ic n ic at
S h u te p a rk S u n d a y. M o re th a n 100
w e re in a tte n d a n c e in s p ite o f a d ­
v e rs e w e a th e r c o n d itio n s .
M rs . G e o rg e W. T hiessen o f M il-
w a u k ie , state lecturer, w a s th e o n ly
sp e a ker. She discussed th e in t e r ­
n a tio n a l re la tio n s co n fe re n c e h e ld
u t Reed co lle g e s e v e ra l m o n th s ago
Loca I H a p pc n i n gs
to M r. and M r«. L a w re n c e R u m ­
M r. and M rs E r w in B u r k h a lte r
m e r o f Bend. A u g u st 11. a c c o rd in g and G eorge B u r k h a lte r re tu rn e d
to w o rd re c e iv e d by th e g ra n d ­ M u n d a y e v e n in g fro m se v e ra l days'
p a re n t*. M r a n d M rs. J. C. R u m ­ t r ip to B re ite n b lis h S p rin g s, Bend.
m er.
C ra te r L a k e and h me th ro u g h th e
W u p in ltia and M t. H ood. T h e y w e re
M r*. Ila n n a H o n o re d —
M rs I ’at D avis o f N o rth P la in s u n a b le to see m uch o f C ra te r L a k e
and M rs. A J H an n a o f H ills b o ro as th e y e n c o u n te re d a sn o w s to rm
gave a p a rty fo r M rs A r t h u r H a n ­ on th e ir a r r iv a l th e re , b u t th e y v is ­
n a J r T h u rs d a y a t th e A . J. H anna ite d C lo u d C ap lu n at M t. Hood,
th e w e a th e r w a s c le a re r
home. A b o u t fo r ty guests a tte nd e d . w h e re
T h e y also v is ite d M r. a n d M rs.
H e n ry S c h m e ltz e r a, T e rre b o n n e .
Ms. L. T. M cP h e e te rs and h e r
M rs L o re n S e h u lm e rie h and M rs
m o th e r. M rs M a rth a S to c k to n . M r. Wes S e h u lm e rie h le ft W ednesday
and M rs. G u y P a in e a n ci fa m ily fo r a te n -d a y t r ip to San Francisco.
leave to d a y fo r Los A ngeles, w h e re C al T h e y a re p la n n in g to d r iv e to
' M rs. M cP h e e te rs and h e r m o th e r Los A n g e le s and H o lly w o o d also.
w ill v is it tw«> w e e ks b e fo re g o in g
M rs. G a rfie ld G a rth o fn e r a n d
on to H y d ro . O kla .. M rs. S to c k to n 's d a u g h te r M a ry A n n le ft S a tu rd a y
hom e. M r P ayne and fa m ily w ill n ig h t fo r Los Angeles. C al , fo r a
r e tu r n hom e in a w eek.
tw o w eeks' v is it w ith M rs G a rth o f-
M a u ric e P e rk in s ,
and
Mr
and M rs. H a r ry N e lso n o f n e r's son.
P o rtla n d w e re guests d u rin g th e fa m ily . T h e y w ill r e tu r n in tim e to
w e e k-e n d o f M r. a nd M rs. F ra n k a tte n d th e sta te fa ir a t Salem
M rs J R M o rg a n o f P o rtla n d and
G Mitchell
M r. and M rs. C W M id d le to n o f
Misses V e rn a M ae W a lte rs o f
S p o ka n e w e re guests T ue sd a y o f
C e d a r M ill. H e le n a nd F lo ra W ic k
M rs. H a r r y M org a n .
a re v a c a tio n in g a t R o c k a w a y th is
w eek.
M rs. M a y H ughes o f S a le m is
sp e n d in g h e r v a c a tio n h e re w it h
h e r son A d r ia n Hughes.
A ftG U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
All Ments Inspected by Drs. Nicol and Almquist
(S m a ll p k g . 9 c )
L arge p k g .
LIFEBUOY
TOILET
2
3 _
LIGHTHOUSE
bars
5V2C
9c
19c
lie
IO C
CLEANSER
BLUING
S liced Beef 2™....
10c
l*bry’ Diced'New 1937 pack' 2s‘ io©
TOMATOES
9c
PINEAPPLE
IO C
RAISINS
tins
Its double action does th e w ork.
STEWART’S.
Medium size bottle
Mission or Three Sisters.
In Puree, 2 1 fc’a. Tin .......
Del Monte, fancy sliced.
Tin
....................
Choice Thompson Seedless.
(2 -lb . b a g 1 7 c )
FRED’S
SUPERIOR MARKET
Phone 651
5 Deliveries Daily
Re«. Phone 321Z
W e close nt 9 o’clock Sharp every Saturday night
ICE CREAM
M IX
B u rn e tt's o r J u n k e t.
15C
Pkgs. .
4 -lb . b ag
PAROWAX
pkgs-
JAR RINGS
U. S.
Best grade red rubber.