H I L E S B O I tO
Thursday, September 9, 19.37
Laurel School
, O pens M onday;
Rain D am ages
L aurel A cres C lu b
S elects O ffic e rs
tBy .Me.s I iiinia Kohliisoii)
LAHBEL ACHES
T he l.udies’
« luh met Align .t 2 » w ith Mr# Lew
11« mi a host«
Ih fi csh iiien ts w ere
« rv«‘«| by M< sditrnes Sam An«*
(lly Mr«. I 1« Brown)
G eorge Lockett, Hoy C u rtcr and A
l.A U liK L l.nurel school w ill b e i L Hank Officer* elected at the
gin Monday w ith Mi Helen A ustin m eeting w ere Mrs Lew Heim, pr«,n-
Hazel Johnson. vie«1
a* tcnehei T he school house and ident. Mi
p resident, Mrs Lew LaMalle. sec-
grounds w ere cleaned last week
i
etary»ti
eusiirer.
and Mrs Lewis
Mi and Mrs A dolf Kutschinun
and Ih len visited he. b ro th ers Kred Haymond, nev/s co rrc * p o n d e n t
and Edwin, of M onm outh Sunday. ' ( »iiests of the day wen* Mi and
Mi and Mr Elbert Steven# a c Mi
Haymond Crow of P o rtlan d
com panied the W I. .Stevens fam i . i i k I Mrs Inez Crow of Eugene No
ily of H illsboro to P o rtlan d Sunday, I business m eeting was field Septern-
w here they wei r d in n er party guest t | her 8 as the chib sponsored a
at the (¡t orge S teven • home.
bridal show er lor Mi
Lois Robin-
s o ii
<iet S ta te F a ir T r ip
T« «1 Rose arriv ed hom e from Fort
B itty Je a n Haves and Evelyn
S chum acher will spend T h u r day Lewis in tim e to hid his aunt. Mrs
Wolfe,
and th ree eonsm s farew ell as
and Friday at th»’ fair in Salem ,
w h en they will both d em o n strate they re tu rn e d to C alifornia a fter
various kinds of fa t e n m g s in 4 If a visit here w ith L H Rose
John M arcolm has retu rn ed from
club sew ing w ork Betty will he in
Hi.
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ho *■ F*ilda> Th® Sil ■ harvest in eastern W ashington to
his bean crop had a l
w ere accom panied by th eir leader, I find that
ready been nipped by frost.
Mi . l.eon Davis
Mr and Mrs Hoy C arter. Mr and
(>l«l Kesldent IMes
Mi Han C arter and W illiam C arter
Mi s A nne C ham berlain, for whom | took
acivantage of th e double h o li
funeral services w ere held id the Mt ,
and the fact that Hoy C arter
O live cem etery Tuesday, cam e to day
was homo from th e governm ent
th e com m unity about 1 HIM) and lived dredge M ultnom ah, and spent the
hen- m any y ears before m oving to
week end at OcvHllM/Jc
H illsboro
Mrs Faina (»razor and sons spent
S to rm ( aiises D am a g e
the week e n d at Will C a rte l's w hile
The second n< ar cloudburst of the
aking plans w ith O rp h a C a rte r to
season in this com m unity occurred m
early last week on the Adolph .hare cam ping facilities in the hop
n ear N ewberg
Schm idt Hollin Meyer# and part of field#
Robinson retu rn ed with
th«’ W Klen r place, w hich is r e n t h er M argery
uncle and aunt. Mr a n d Mrs
ed by Ted Mini P art of his straw
K eith McClure, w h ere she visited
berry field was w ashed away, plants several
days last w eek, to find that
b< mg found in tlte rock q u arry r e d e e o l U t l o l l of th e in terio r of the
ba in nearly a q u a rte r of a mil«1 C F H obim on hom e was th e o rd er
awa> T he «pring. w hich furnishes
the week end Mr and Mrs M c
, he- place ami Adolph S chm idt's of
C lure stayed over th e holiday# and
with th eir w ater supply, was filled assisted w ith th e kalsom iiung
w ith dirt although it is well c e m e n t
Several of th e neighbors w ere
ed T he M eyers garden was n early called to control a blaze on logged
all w a h e d «mt and field* w ere d e off land on th«* F J H ufford place
pleted of soil
Mrs S horty Martz and sons Hoy
M r and Mrs Ralph O'Koiik«’ and a n d Dick retu rn ed M onday from
d aughti i of I’m ,la n d a n spending W oodburn, w h ere they w ent on a
a w eek's vacalm n at th e ir co u n try com bined p leasure and business trip
hm ne here, the form er K G ra u c r to Mr Martz s m other's home
place.
M argery Robinson has accepted
Mr and Mrs Jack B ertnlot and
at the Joe P atterson hom e in
two aona i. . . n t:v arrived from Bui work
H illsboro
lev Idaho, ami are living on tin- It
It Cot.ley place w here Mr llertalo t
w ill help Ins b ro th er-in -law , Jack
Morse, cut wood thin w in ter M r s
M orse ¡Old Mr llertalo t are twill
■ islers T he tw o hoy will atten d the
F lnl.ile school.
(By Mr». .1 A. McCoy)
L aurelview school
will
begin
KANSAS CITY
K ansas City
M onday w ith Miss Lena Eckler a .
school wilt start S ep tem b er 13 w ith
teacher.
Mrs Essie Wilson us teach er for the
I \lilh lt s at S ta le I a ir
W ilbur Moore of the I.aiirelview com ing term
Mrs Royal R aym ond and ch ild ren
■t 11 calf club is spending most of
t i n . week in Sal. in. w here he is e x a re picking hops for O N Love of
Hop picking started
hibiting hi .lei a y calf, grand ch am T h atch er
pion in the ju n io r division at H ills W ednesday in the Love yard
Mrs
Thom
pson
of N ew berg is
boro
h ere visiting tier d au g h ter, Mrs
K o s rv ra rs In ju r e d
W hen en ro u te to (he hop y ard Royal Haymond, and fam ily for a
S atu rd ay m orning Mr and Mrs few days
Tom M ontgom ery spent Ihe week
(l.-orge R n t v i a r w ere badly shaken
mi
and then e ar dam aged eonsnler- end in F orest G ro v e visiting Ins
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ablv wh« •n th« v collided w ith Al- »on. M arshall M ontgom ery and fam
b il l 1*r«K•tor on .» tu rn in » n arro w ily
Mr and Mrs E J W right and son
n .ad «»n the m ountain above th eir
and Mr and Mrs M W right of P o rt
Mi .»ri«1 Mt C arl EKKemari livin« land w. re p arty guests T uesday at
m th<• h«m •• on the “low er'' F I. the I P B rady hom e
Mr and M r s C lyde Meighen spent
ltr wn place, a re now cam ping at
the Ray hop . ai d m ar New berg and the w eek-end nt W oodburn visiting
Mr M eighen's m o th er and »ister.
In Ip in g w it h th e h a r v e s t.
A num ber uf (elks from lu re a re They a re tucking hops th ere
M artin Jackson of Independence
helping b i l l vest the hop crop on the
M Cadv plaee on C hehalctn M oun was a w eek-end visitor at th e J. A
McCoy
hom e
tain T hey include Mrs W alter
Fail view school w ill s ta rt T uesday
S chm idt. Mrs Lee B row n. Mr. and
Mrs G eorge Rosevear. Mr. and Mrs w ith Mrs Floyd S h aw as teach er
II M W lnsnam l and Mr and Mrs for the coining y ear They m oved in
(lie vacant house on the J P. Vun-
I)’ wey M ercer
Mrs W innie M olloy and daugh- d e r/a n d e n ranch S atu rd ay .
R ichard Hood, w ho has been
ti r Vera. In r father. Jo h n Will, and
Mr and M rs .1 !’ llep p ler. all of w orking on th e railro ad th e past
H ubbard w ere Sunday guests at the sum m er at V ernonia, left for his
hom e in Willow. G kla . S atu rd ay .
E ( ' and J W M utiny homes
M J Schaffer, w ho lias h e r n
T he Jam es B axter fam ily of B o is e .
Idaho, w ho hail been gm ts of -Mrs in a F orest G rove hospital for some
B ax ter's uncle and aunt. M r and time, was able to re tu rn to his hom e
M rs L. A W hittle, for tw o weeks, last w eek.
H arvey Rcidling. w ho has been
left for th e ir home Friday
Earl Baker, accom panied b y Mr. w orking nt T im ber th e past sum m er,
H onker and son W ayne, m ade a is staving now at the M J V ander-
b a s in 's s trip to Didph Monday, zanden hom e w hile cam p is closed
down.
looking a fte r som e ald er tim b er
M iss Ethel McCoy, wtio li a s been
A nu m b er of folks from h ere a t
ten d ed the S unday school picnic at ,licking hops at O regon City and a l
so
visiting h e r g ran d p aren ts. Mr
‘ The R iffles'1 n e a r K intoil Labor
day Several of the ch ild ren receiv and Mrs J. C. Davis, of P o rtlan d for
the past th re e weeks, re tu rn e d hom e
ed prizes m the contests.
A tennis to u rn am en t and put luck L abor day.
Mrs W It W ln ln er and little
d in n e r w ere enjoyed at th e W H.
MeNay hom e L abor day. Lee Brow n d au g h ter M ary D iane w ere ill th e
nod B ert MeNay w ere tennis ch am past w eek.
pions i l l the senior division: Billy
MeNay and Leo S pelrln g In th e boys’
division: BiTiuce Brown and Belly
Davis in the girl;s' division, and
G oldie Davis ami Edna M eNay in
th e w om en's division. M ixed doubles
ROY
An an nouncem ent w as
was a lie betw een Leon Davis and
B eatrice MeNay and Will MeNay m ade S unday for th e m arriag e of
and G oldie Davis. O th ers present Miss Rena Duyck of Roy and G eorge
w eie Mr and Mrs. E. S ch u m ach er Beck of Forest G rove, w hich is to
and Evelyn. Mr and Mrs. F. I,. tak e place next week ill Roy.
S everal people of Ibis vicinity a t
Brown. Mrs Lena Meyers. R aym ond
and Norm a M eyers. Mr and Mrs, ten d ed Ihe an n u al harv est festival at
St.
M arys Monday.
Adolph Schm idt. Lillie Brow n. Bob
Sp. u iiig. A rt Barrow s, H ow ard D av
Classes In S tart
is and P atricia and B arbara MeNay.
L aurelview 4-11 calf club m em bers
Ed Cheney, tap -d an cin g sta r of
and llu ir p aren ts had a picnic d in Ed W ynn's "L augh P arad e" a n d
ner at th e fair grounds in H illsboro form er U niversity of O regon ath lete,
Friday.
will open his fall series of dancing
'Die Em inotl Imp crop w as picked classes here W ednesday, S eptem ber
hi t week and the pickers a rc now 15. Classes In tap dancing w ill be
helping h arv est th e Cady crop on held at th e V e te ra n s 'h a ll each W ed
Ihe m ountain.
nesday from 4 to ti p. m. R eg istra
tion is open to ch ild ren and adults.
O u r classified colum ns may have C heney was at the hall W ednesday
Just wind you a re looking for - nesda.v. S ep tem b er 8. for prelim in-
H ead them .
tf for p relim in ary reg istratio n .
K ansas C ity S chool
O p e n s S e p te m b e r 1 3
M iss R ena D u y ck
to M a rry S o o n
A Higher Wage Scale
fo r Your D o llar
Cordes H erd Leads C ounty
Cow T estin g A ssociation
High producing h erd for the
m onth of Ju ly , in th e W ashington
county testing association, is ow ned
by Jo h n Cordes, w hile the I,. It
Allen g rade Jersey . "B laekie.” pro-
due. d l l i e most m ilk and fat witti a
record of I7H7 pounds of milk and
!HI I p. units of fat 'Die second high
producing cow
was "B row nie."
g rad e .Jersey from th e C ordes lo rd.
w ith 1488 pound* of m ilk and 81 8
pound# of fat.
DuvnklLtttg Af Sons pure bred an d
g rad e Jerseys, averaging 673 pounds
of milk and 38 8 pounds of fat led
herd# of m ore than 20 cows, w hile
th® C ordes herd led in herds from
12 to 20 T he L H A llen herd w ai
high in herd s of 12 or under
T h ere w ere 838 cow# tested d u ring
the m onth w ith a total average per
cow of 741 pounds of m ilk and 31 48
pounds of fat Of the total. 271 cow#
produced m ore than 40 pounds of
fat each. T h irty h e rd s w ere on test.
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P o rtla n d T u e sd a y
Mr Ida Bi’lb* G rindle. 76 of F o r
est Grove, widow of the late Eli
G rindle. died m P o rtlan d T uesday
m orning a fte r an illness of three
90.1 m onths
F uneral services w ill be held at
th e Banks M ethodist church at 1
p. m S atu rd ay w ith Rev Jesse
Bunch « f Forest G rove officiating.
In term e n t will be in B anks cem
etery
Mr G rindle was born in Som-
m erset county. Pa.. N ovem ber 16,
1860 m arried Mr. G rin d le Jan u a ry
17. 1881, in O sborne county, Kan..
and moved to O regon in March 1891
She is survived by tw o sons. B ert
of For« t G rove and F rank of P o rt
land; tw o sisters. Mrs. M innie S ew
ell and Mrs A nnie N ew brey. and
tw o brothers, H arry and Em m et
Wolford.
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E lm e r E. B en n ett
•4M.0 S u ccu m b s H e re
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G. J
Elmi r F.lsworth B ennett. 71. resi
d ent of H illsboro 17 years, died in
his hom e h ere Monday. F u n eral se r
vices w ere held W ednesday a fte r
noon from th e Young F u n eral Home
H einrich, leader T hey will dem on w ith burial in F ir Law n cem etery.
strate. "How to Can P lu m s.'
Mr B ennett was born O ctober 5,
Cooks to Show
I 1865 io West Exeter. N. Y. He spent
C ookery E sther Robb and K ath • th e early years of his life in New
ry n Caw rse. A cademy, w ith K a th York and w hen he was 21 y ears old
K u n t l n u . d fr o m p a , , I )
ryn as leader of th e club T hey w ill m oved to Kansas, w here he hom e
sions one. tw o and three, and a d em onstrate "Vegetable S alads and steaded H ere he m et and m arried
special canning ex h ib it u n d er the Dressings."
M artha T u rn er. S eptem ber 21. 1892.
sponsorship of th e Ball Mason com
D ollar dinners: Ellen Bell Jo h n Two years la te r th e couple retu rn ed
pany.
to
New Y ork w here tw o sons w ere
son. D urham , w ith Mrs. R. Shaw as
Home Economics ju d g in g contest leader, w ill put on a dollar d in n er born
In 1916 he brought his fam ily to
w as held, open to all 4-H club girl# ,|(
cJub building. Ellen w ill
in the county. L illian Yungcn and prepare, serve a d in n e r for four th e west coast, spending th ree years
R uth G u erb er of H elvetia d istrict, persons at a cost not to exceed $1. in W ashington before settling in
u n d er the lead ersh ip of Miss Je a n and clean up h er kitchen in th re e Hillsboro. S urviving are his widow.
Ann C onnell, a form er 4-H club hours. T he four a re to be guests of M artha: a son. Raym ond. P ortland:
m em ber, won first in canning; E lea 4-H club association an d the host sister. Mrs. M attie H oward. West
Edm ensten. N. Y . and four g ra n d
nor H anley and E sther Robb of ess.
children. Elm er. Lee. R aym ond Jr..
Academy district, u n d er the lead e r B rrak s Record
C alvinc and M arjorie Liou B ennett.
T he 4-H agricu ltu ral division of
ship of Miss Caw rse. a 4-H club
th e fair w as featu red this y ear by
m em ber, won first in cooking.
the largest and finest 4-H Jersey .
K a th ry n C aw rse W ins
G uernsey, and hog show s ev er held
Miss K ath ry n C aw
rse
won
th
e
,
.
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in th e history of the fair, said L E.
sw eepstakes ribbon for having won j.-rancls assistant county agent, at
th e most points in 4-H club w ork „ æ c)osc ()f , hc fal].
F uneral services w ere held S a tu r
ex h ib ited at th e county fa ir in th e
E ighty-four head of dairy anim als, day m orning from th e Young F u n
girls' division S he placed first in
including 40 head of Jerseys. 30 eral Home for C harles K arl W itt.
clothing division four, fo urth in head
G uernseys, eight H olsteins. 60. n ative of W ashington county,
cookery division three, second in
canning division two. first in sp«?c- and six Brow n Swiss, w ere e x h ib w ho died from h eart trouble. He
ited
by
club m em bers. H azeldalc w as born Ju ly 20. 1877. B urial w as
lal b read b ak in g contest, th ird in
th e hom e econom ics ju d g in g learns. dairy club w as high scoring in th e in the H illsboro cem etery.
division
He is su rv iv ed by four sisters.
first in th e H obby club, first in di-1 dairv
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. and
.
.. w inners of , the
. . A llow ing G e- Mrs. M arv Pyle. H illsboro: Mrs.
v , - , o „ l o u r style revue, w ith
best C alf M anna trophy
ly
w
ere
R
ecdvillc
d
airy
club.
T
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C
lara
Rhea. M etzger; M rs Sophia
dr«*##.” and first in cookery dem on
St ratio n team T he to tal p oints w on ;
clu b ' and West U n,on D uncan and Mrs. Lena Fisher. P o rt
land. Mr. W itt n ev er w as m arried.
is 34 Miss C aw rse is rated by far d airy club,
th e most o u tstan d in g girl in 4-H W inner of Calf
club w ork for th is club year.
Bill Foster. R ecdvillc dairy club.
L ittle Miss R uth G u erb er. H elve- "
,h ‘;.Je rs e -\ b™ ‘.d
tin. w on second place w ith a to tal ed by Mr. and Mrs. David Storey:
Mr. and Mrs R W. K idd of P o rt
of 15 points, w inning first in clo th W ilbur Nyberg. T u alatin dairy club, land have been visiting Mrs. K idd's
ing. one. first in hom e econom ics w on th e G uernsey breed special parents. Mr. and Mrs S. O. Sessons.
ju d g in g team s and first in Ball M a aw arded by the R ieben B rothers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. P o rte r and
T w en ty -fo u r head of hogs w ere d a u g h te r Inez spent th e w eek-end
son special.
Both K ath ry n and R uth a re to be exhibited, rep resen tin g four breeds, at P acific City.
special guests of th e stale fair board C hester W hites. D uroc Jerseys. P o l
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. M itten of
for tw o days at th e 4-H club d o rm i and C hinas and B crkshires. M arg C hehalis. Wash., sp en t la st w eek
aret
S
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anke
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on
th
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H
ornecker
tory. Salem fair grounds.
at the L aw rence W illiam s home.
p u reb red C hester W hite gilt, offered Mrs.
M itten, w ho is a siste r of
R a re W as Close
as a b reed special by A drian H orn- Mrs. W
illiam s, w as called south b e
Miss Rhea Jew ell Bilyeu. D urham . I
gave R uth a close contest w ith a
T hc S p e rry trOphy. w hich is cause of thc death of h er father.
total score of 14 points.
aw arded to the g ran d cham pion 4-H Dr. Q uentin T u ck er of F orest Grove.
T he girls going to th e Salem fair livestock show m an w as won for the
R em em ber the m ore you tell, the
to e n te r th e G irls' dress style rev u e ; second y e a r by R ichard Hagg of the
contest from W ashington county are R ecdvillc d airy club in com petition m ore you sell w hen using A rgus
K ath ry n C aw rse and Viola W estcott against W illis N yberg. cham pion hog Want Ads.
tf
in clothing division four w ith Best •
D ress" and "P a rty Dress" and B etty
Jean Davis in "C otton School Dress."
clothing division three.
G irls th at w ill e n te r contests at
th e 4-H club building, fair grounds. I
Salem p u ttin g on dem o n stratio n s
follow:
C lothing: Evelyn S ch u m ach er and
B etty Je a n Davis. L aurel. T hey will
d em o n strate "F astenings" — Mrs.
Leon Davis, lender.
C anning: M ildred K ahle and Flor- ,
cnee Evers. Schefflin. Mrs. Edna i
C o u n ty C lu b W ork
lie F e a tu re F air
Big
F u n eral H e ld fo r
C h arles K . W itt
Crops Get a Good Start
with the
M c C ormick -D eering
Little Genius Plow
If you have a house, an ap a rt- j
rnent o r a room to re n t—use thc
A rgus w an t ads.
tf
W a sh in g to n S av in g s & L o an A ss’n.
J. M. PERSO N , M anager
Savings A L oin Bldg.
Hillsboro, Oregon
F uneral services for Mrs Anna
C ham berlain, H illsboro, long tim e
resident of this county, w ere held
T uesday afternoon from th e Mt.
Olive church at L aurel w ith Rev.
P lum m er officiating B urial « |
Mt. O live cem etery u n d er the d irec
tion of Dorielson & Sew ell
Mrs. C ham berlain was born in
Iowa, D ecem ber 7. 1861. and was the
widow <>l the late Nelson C ham ber
lain She was ill 10 days before her
death F riday.
S urviving are four bro th ers John
and Enoch C raw ford o f I-aurel;
G ideon C raw ford of W infield, la .
and A lbert of O skaloosa. Neb and
tw o sisters. Mrs. Della L ittle of
ROCK CREEK -F uneral services
Lincoln. N eb, a n d Mrs. M artha
for G ustave Miller, late of H ills
Hixon of Oskaloosa.
boro, w ere held at the R eform ed
church h e re w ith in term en t in the
local cem etery T hursday afternoon
at 2:30 Rev. E J. Scheidt and Rev.
B M F resenborg officiated.
Mr M iller was born in G erm any
G eorge B T aylor, Hillsboro, n a in 1858 an d had lived in this and in
the
B ethany sections fo r 29 years.
tive of W ashington county, b o r n
n e a r Scholls F eb ru ary 25. 1866 died
S aturday after a brief illness. He fol
lowed his occupation as a farm er
until his re tire m e n t several years
ago.
Mr T aylor w as united in m arriage
to Ida May Hill S eptem ber 1, 1926.
He was a m em ber of the Evangelical
church at M ountain Home n ear
Scholls. Besides his widow, h e is
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survived by a sister. Mrs. F lora
(We Will Not Be Undersold)
Crom w ell. B attle G round. W ash,
and tw o brothers. S. P. T ay lo r and
Jesse Snyder. Scholls.
35-lb. roofing-
F u n eral services w ere held W ed
RoU
nesday afternoon from th e Donelson
& S ew ell chapel w ith Rev. J. Goode
of P o rtlan d officiating B urial w as
45-lb. roofing—
i n M ountainside cem etery n e a r
Roll .
Scholls.
and the past six years in Hillsboro.
He is survived by two sons and
two daughters. Adolph Miller of
Ashland. Mrs. Otto Schacht of Port
land. a daughter living in Indiana
and Ernest Miller.
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F uneral Services
H e ld fo r J. Shaw
Jam es A lexander S haw 61. retire d
m em ber of the H illsboro fire d e p a rt
m ent. died T hursday in his hom e
h ere a fter an illness of five years.
He had been a resident of th e city
18 years, and w as born J u ly 10,
1876. in P ennsylvania. H e was
united in m arria g e J u ly 23. 1910,
to Miss Mamie L andess of Hillsboro.
F u n eral services w ere held S a tu r
day afternoon from th e Donelson &
Sew ell chapel w ith Rev. H enry H al
ler officiating. B urial was in F ir
L aw n cem etery. S urviving is his
widow. M am ie Shaw.
P all-b earers w ere m em bers of
the H illsboro fire departm ent.
B u x to n M a n D ies
P o rtla n d H o sp ita l
Ira O teas Pow ell. 30. of B uxton
died in St. V incent's hospital T ues
day m orning a fter a w eek's illness.
F uneral services w ere held this a ft
ernoon (T hursdayI a t th e B uxton
church and interm ent w as in B ux
ton cem etery w ith arrangem ents in
A sphalt S heating—
250 feet
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If so— does the present
car need sonic repair
work to give good ser
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is delivered?
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Let us give you an esti
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sential work to pull you
through until you get
the new car.
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M any of the used care and trucks offered
ere "R&G" units. These are Renewed to
Ford Factory specifications. Then Guaranteed
In writing. Satisfaction or your money beck!
TWO SURE GUIDES
These distinctive signs signal the place where the
greatest usetj truck sale of the year is in progress —
Stop and shop—We have a wide assortment of money
saving bargains for thrifty truckers.
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Built-in trunk. Blue finish and upholstery perfect.
Dual equipment. This car has had the best of care. \\ e recommend and
guarantee it.
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1 0 2 A FORD DE LUXE TUDOR— A perfect car and spot-
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out. Lots of accessories. A Renewed
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& Guaranteed car.
H E whole scheme of crop production hinges
on good plowing. I t pays to have the best
plows you can get. M cCorm ick-D eering Plows
have three generations of plow-building experi
ence behind them and arc as good as money
can buy.
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The Little Genius Tractor Plow in 2, 3, and 4-furrow
sizes is one of the most popular plows in the McCormick-
Deering line. It is built to stand up in any field and
to do good, clean work under all conditions. Its parts
are held in true alignment even in the hardest kind of
plowing. Ample beam and bottom clearance prevents
clogging. It is equipped with a spring-trip hitch with
a lift-up handle which enables the operator to rccouple
thc plow easily without leaving the tractor scat.
Come in and ask us about thc Little Genius Plow
and other types of McCormick-Dccring Plows and
Equipment.
REMEMBER
SA IF.
charge of F orest G rove U ndertaking
com pany. P astor H enry S. H aller of
H illsboro officiated.
Mr P ow ell was born at R ye V al
ley O ctober 20. 1906, and m arried
Vida B erth a M eyers in H illsboro
S eptem ber 7. 1929 Deceased is su r
vived by th e widow: tw o children.
E leanor and Leslie at home; his
m other, Mrs M ollie T allm an; four
sisters. Mrs. M abie .Jones. Mrs.
T helm a H udspeth of P ortland. Mrs.
Fern Frost of H arrisburg, and Mrs.
Ida Place. Buxton, and th ree b ro th
ers. R ussell, G erald and M elvin of
Buxton.
He u n d erw en t a m ajor operation
at St. V incent's S eptem ber 2.
Rites H eld for
Local W om an
G a sto n
M em ber F ed eral Home I.nan Bank
RELIABLE
Pare Threi
OREGON
, show m an, and M arvin H eynderickx.
cham pion sheep show m an.
B arn ett Wins T rip
Ttie closing featu re of the a g ri
cultural division of the fair was a
io n ’- ' poii',or. d by th e Interna*
tioo.il H arvester com pany. T he con
test which i a p relim in ary to the
( state i onto,» to be held in Salem,
consisted of the detaching and a t
taching of a quick detachable m ow
e r to a Earrnall F-12 tra c to r W ilfred
B arnett, Haz< Idale 4-H club, was
w i r i n ' i Joe B erger, also of Hazel-
dale placed second, and C layton
N yberg of T ualatin th ird W ilfred
w ill repre i n t the county a t the
1 state fair.
List of winners is on page 6. sec
tion 2
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McCORMlCK DEERING FARM MACHINERY
Phone 271
160 W. Main St
1 0 2 A FORD COUPE— A nice car equipped with radio,
I V j O white side-wall tires and heater. Just the car you
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have been looking for.
1 0 2 ^ FORD DELUXE COUPE— In perfect condition.
R. A G., and a real buy...................................................
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i Q i r FORD DE LUXE TOURING FORDOR SEDAN—
R. & G. Thoroughly reconditioned by our V-8
mechanics. Get the maximum in trouble-free, economical transporta
tion only.
a FORD DE LUXE COUPE— A beautiful car finished
i in desert sand. New General 6-ply tires all around.
R. & G. A buy.
COME IN AND SEE THESE AND OTHER LOW-PRICED
CARS NOW ON HAND.
MacKenzie Motor Co.
3rd and Washington
HILLSBORO
Phone 911