T age Six
H IL L S B O R O
Quarterly Meet
at Blooming
Next Sunday
(By Mrs. E. W. Hinrichs,
BLOOMING Q u arterly business
m eeting of St. P eter's L u th eran
church will be held next Sunday at
1:30 p. m.
( luh Work to Begin
Blooming 4-H sew ing club will
resum e its activities O ctober 7, The
m eeting w ill be held in the Bloom
ing school from 4 un til 5. All girls
n in e years of age and over w ill be
welcom ed.
C arl H uth S r is em ployed in the
erection of O liver N ew m an s new
home.
Mr. and Mrs Jo h n Jepson and son
Neil and a party of friends spent
last week in E astern Oregon n ear
D ayville.
Jack Sullivan of Eugene was a
w eek-end guest at the E. W. H in-
richs home
Mr and Mrs F red K rah m er and
daughters and Mr and Mrs. H enry
H ering w ith P au lin e and R aym ond
spent Sunday to u rin g the O regon
beaches
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^ d ‘? V V*3 " ill m eet
O ctober 7 at the Jo h n Jepson hom e
Z ‘2P ' ° ling . PSo.p k: L . soclc(>; W,H
m eet F riday night itom orrow*
Jo h n S tark erected a new silo on
his farm last week.
Fire Call Puzzles
Hillsboro Firemen
Eire, about 2 30 p. m S aturday.
bu rn ed a portion of th e roof on th e
old C urry house at th e south foot
of S eventh street. F u rth e r dam age
w as prevented by the a rriv al of th e
country pum per.
F ailure to rep o rt th e fire as on
South Seventh, resu lted in consid-
crablc confusion am ong the fire-
men. but th e problem was solved
w hen part of th e ap p aratu s w ent
n o rth and the rem ain d er south on
Seventh, firem en ? id.
C ause of
th e fire is b eheved to have been
an overheated chim ney
.
Firem en, attem p tin g to find th e
f l n ' agm n JdccIa,red ,th a t persons
calling the d ep artm en t w ould save
m any m inutes, an d possible large
losses, by taking sufficient tim e to
give specific locations.
Burning Permits
Will be Required
SALEM —P erm its for the b u rn in g
of brush in land clearin g operations
as well as for th e reduction of slash
hazards w ithin th e forest areas of
th e state w ill still be req u ired a fte r
O ctober 1. according to a statem en t
issued today by S tate F o rester J.
W. Ferguson. The old law w hich of-
ficially ended th e closed season for
b u rn in g on O ctober 31 of each y e a r
w as am ended at th e last session of
the legislature, according to th e
forester, and now is ex ten d ed u n -
1,1 D ecem ber 31. unless ended p rio r
to that tim e thro u g h a proclam ation
by the governor.
"W hile th ere has been consider-
a b 'e ram thro u g h o u t the state and
1 he hazard ,s m aterially reduced,
stated Mr. Ferguson, "indications
a t th e presen t a re th a t it is of a
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tem p o rary n a tu re and a few days of
low h u m id ities w ould put the o r
ganization face to face w ith a ser-
i lous fire problem The reg u lar p e r
sonnel w ill be kept in th e field and
those w ho desire burn in g perm its
will have no difficulty in getting in
touch w ith w ardens. Ju st as soon
as conditions indicate the definite
end of th e fire season, the restric
tions on b u rn in g w ill be lifted "
(C o n tin u ed fro m p a re 1>
port to th e district atto rn ey once
each m onth.
Suits Filed
A mong th e new actions filed this
week in circu it court w ere Bingham
Pum p C o . vs Ernest Hunger, et al.
filed and dism issed: Joseph C aw rse
•’r - vs
A Cornelius, et al. quiet
title; C om m ercial N ational bank of
H illsboro vs, A nna Cumm ings, m ort-
gage foreclosure. Sam uel A Stone
vs Jo sep h in e B ack o d : S t a t e
's
Jo sep h in e B Macleod. S tate
S u p erin ten d en t of Banks vs. C C
B annister as ad m in istrato r estate of
Enos Lincoln M cCormick
O rders filed for th e w eek in cir-
cIn court include C harles A. Schleg-
el et al. vs. G H Baldw in et al. de-
fault an d decree; F ederal Land
bank vs R D Lawson et al. con-
f,rm ation; W E. H am ilton vs. Lee P.
CIark et al confirm ation; L iquida-
t.on B ank of Beaverton, au th o n z-
ing paym ent of atto rn ey 's fees, a p
proving rep o rt of receipts and d is
bursem ents. and authorizing release
and discharge of m ortgages.
P ro b ate o rd ers filed d u rin g the
w eek include B urt H From an. B en
jam in T West. W. P. Scheetz. D on
ald W Libbev. C lara A ugusta Fleet.
Ida H. Sheldon. Jam es C hurchill.
August J. O bcrst. H enry E. Rogers.
A ndrew B endler. P a rk e r Riplev.
H enry A
Hecsacker. M argaret
A eblscher. F rancis F N ash. Jcsn n;e
F Nash
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N e W S P o S ltlO tl
G eorge Jones, w ho has been a
m em ber of th e new s staff of the
Eugene R eg ister-G u ard fo r tw o
years, has been nam ed an A rgus
staff m em ber to succeed Leon S
Davis, n ew ly appointed cham ber
o f com m erce secretary.
Jones is a g rad u ate of th e school
of jo u rn alism at th e U niv ersity of
O regon an d is highly recom m ended
by the school faculty.
Local Happenings
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—
Mr. and Mrs. John G reen and
little d a u g h te r left last w eek for a
m onth s visit w ith relativ es at St.
Louis. Mo. His place at the F red
A m acher m eat m ark et is being fill-
ed by C hris P fu n d of P o rtlan d , a
form er em ploye of Mr. A m acher.
Second of th ree open m eetings
for girls w ishing to jo in th e H ills-
boro G irl R eserve g ro u p was held
at th
school
M « onday
av
u n e . high
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noon. P ro sp ectiv e m em bers filled
I nut q u estio n n aires and th e rem ain -
der of th e m eeting w as sp en t in
I group singing.
Leona K unce w ent for a vacation
j this su m m er to Edm onton. C anada
W e a re a g e n ts fo r
| She visited Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Me-
K innon and fam ily of Edm onton.
! Misses Em m a M ohr and Ju lia
Tatom m ade the Mt. Hood loop
s
tr tS “ y' E
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e
d
trip s
F ran k Im b rie of n ear H illsboro is
i confined to his hom e w ith an in ju ry
to his h ip caused from being k n o ck
ed dow n by one of the cattle.
Dr. an d Mrs. W. H P iercy _
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and
daughter.
C arol Jean
F ort” Lew
Lew -
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. , of Fort
is. v ta s h ^ a re visiting Dr.- and Mrs.
J ' ° Robb
Miss M yrtle W alker retu rn ed to
Walla Walla. Wash S atu rd ay , aft-
er a w eek's visit w ith her parents.
Mr. and M is. A. W. W alker.
Mrs. B onnie L. G rim m and son
Joseph w ent w ith some friends to
" S ta n d a rd ” P lu m b in g
B
onneville
last Sunday.
K elv in ato r A ppliances
Tom B ronleew e retu rn ed to C o r
Thone 72
132 S. 2nd Ave vallis last w eek to resum e his
I studies at O regon S tate college.
Hillsboro. Oregon
Mrs. Lena M orris of Seaside „ is a
guest this w eek of h er m other Mrs
: W. P n b n o w .
ELECTRICAL
A PPLIA N CES
Kelvinator
Maytag
Fairbanks-Morse
Hillsboro Appliance
QC Plumbing Co.
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
L IG H T .
T 5A T T ER N No. 8027, w ith its s h irre d fu ll bodice, esp ecially b e
com ing to th e tall, slim figure. W ill be on e of th e n ew est
silh o u e tte s fo r e a rly fall. S ilk cre p e fo r im m ed iate w ear, an d
s a tin an d sh e e r w ool fo r co atless d ay s in e a rly a u tu m n . Sizes.
12. 14, 16, 18, a n d 20.
D esig n ed o n p rin cess lin es w ith w ide, c o n tra stin g co llar, a n d
b u tto n s fro m neck to h em , P a tte rn No. 8023 is id eal fo r th e little
g irl. S izes a re 4, 6, 8, 10, a n d 12 y e a rs.
F o r sm a rt, co m fo rta b le d a y -tim e o r ru n -a ro u n d w ear, P a tte rn
No. 8031 is ju s t th e th in g . T h e fro n t closing m ay be finished
w ith b u tto n s to th e h ein o r w ith a slide fasten er. D esigned in
sizes 34. 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, a n d 48.
To o b ta in a PA T T E R N a n d S T E P -B Y -S T E P SEW IN G IN
ST R U C T IO N S fill o u t th e coupon below , b ein g su re to M EN TIO N
T H E NAM E O F T H IS N E W SPA PE R .
PEPCO
ll«.ilth f n it | xp >10. Geo I MiGi.ith f i t (Ullin.,I ii,.|H -,t„r 1 M> ? 'M 7 5 ; Il M I I
Ils F xp $ I J s !, ( .i J .u | I xp $ 3 2 1 , f o 1,i m i t i . . i l l I „ M i l l ' . I
$1 ' G i -. i I It, I,
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Home l<\p | l 12. $17 I ., Term inal l.e A ■ III, I , 1,1 II ■ I
< >1,1 M omiiv
its F a ll series of classes in
Electric Cookery
Each W ednesday at 2;30 P. M.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Ilon,,-
Fxp
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$ 1 .’
Enclosed fin d .........
cents. P lease send m e th e p a tte rn s
checked below, a t 15 cents each:
P a tte rn N o...........
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Hospital News
State..
Here and There
n i n
tJtl J’l Lilli
O fro tit
Hearing Aid Finn
Lists New Model
Roy C. C artw rig h t, p ro p rieto r of
C artw rig h t Pontiac S ales of H ills-
...............................
boro, will leave .............
S atu rd ay for De-
troit. Mich.. I o a tten d a conven
tion of 4500 P o n tiac d ealers Spe-
cial train has been arra n g e d for
w est coast dealers.
New m odel P ontiacs for 1938 w ill
be preview ed by d ealers d u rin g
th e convention, according to C art-
w riglit. Each dealer w ill d riv e back
a new m odel Pontiac. Local pre-
view is planned for about Octo
bcr ¡5 and C artw rig h t expects • ,
receiv e his first shipm ent of 1938
p Ontiacs th e last of O ctober
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doc Gibson, fo rm erly of La
fornia. has been em ployed a s
b u tc»le r at ,h e H illsboro Meat Co.
A sm aller, light-w eight A cousti-
con. hearing-aid m anufactured by
the D ictography P roducts com pany
went on sale here this week. Tic
model, m ost recent advance in
the 35 y ears since p o rtab le hear-
ing aids w ere m anufactured, is on
display at the A nderson Jew elery
storc On F riday. O ctober 1 Taft
m anager of Acousticon In stitu te of
P ortland, w ill be in H illsboro to
a rran g e special fittings.
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Young Heaton
Given Surprise
O rn Cecil H eaton of Scholls was
given a su rp rise chicken d in er par-
ty S atu rd ay n ig h t at th e farm hom e
of his paren ts. Mr. and Mrs. E. G
H eaton, co m plim enting him on his
tw enty-second b irth d ay an n iv ersary
(S u n d a y . T w en ty -eig h t guests w ere
present. 24 of them being relatives,
P m k w as th e color schem e used
m decorations, and a larg e b irth d ay
cake, b aked by his aunt. Mrs. H. T
Hesse, form ed th e centerpiece. The
cak
pin k till
candles
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n u ith
n (Jiiirv
IU lt.5 w
vx as I placed
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on an old-fashioned cake stand, and
concccaled u n d ern eath w ere a lot
of gifts tied w ith pink ribbon, w hich
caused a g re a t deal of m errim en t
w »*en opened.
Pa rty w as a com plete su rp rise
to Y ounS H eaton, as he had gone to
lh e ra n ch for his m other, w ho w as
frUiL i nd
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W ednesday. September 29
P resid en t R oosevelt has o bserv
ers guessing as m ajor them es go
untouched in speeches on trip so
far.
S u p rem e C ourt Ju stic e B lack re
tu rn s from Europe, but keeps silent
on charge he is m em ber of Ku
K lux Kian
D aring suicide squad of tw enty
, ii'-L m 1 m pt °
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P',
union
lifts
extended
- m b ar„ , ’
em
bargo ’ i from
San Francisco w ater-
frn n t
n a i|
it,
, o ' lo n g horem en and
w ar ,hmise,n< n !iJ,nK"h
mcn dnd
boycott
in P o r t l a n d e n d
w ith truce
south.
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C ounty C ourts to C onsult
« W ashington
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A pperson of Pori land, as engineer
for th e Wilson riv er road project.
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M EAT
We Have It!
whether its cured,
smoked or fresh.
llll.kS B O R O MEAT ( ’O. offers you only choice
<iualily m eats. T h a t’s why you get h,-Iter I htvor,
moi lenileruess ami more nutritive value in every
i 'l l ! .
Friday and Saturday Specials
SALMON
Ilei
Fresh from the O cean. W hile they
last. H alf or whole. POUND
HALIBUT c X c - 1 b. 19c
Brick Cod Fish
lb. 23c
OYSTERS " i
q t. 43c
SHORTEKII^G ¡¡“i “'“1 3 lbs. 33c
MINCED HAM, BOLOGNA,
19c
Wieners, Liver Sausage. Lb.
BEEF LIVER ? » .
BEEF to Boil ci»™.
2 1bs. 25c
lb. 11c
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Divorces Granted
T illic from Charles.
THRIFTY SHOPPERS SAVE
S & H GREEN STAMPS
Claims Allowed
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11.25, ( •» lr«’.is I xp 75c, $ 2 , H ip I pjohn
Co Co Home I'.xp $ 3 ‘*»>3, p o r’ltm l >. h » i
Hx ! ' p $33; M
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Home »• xp $3.0«;
( i.e jd e ( 'hcmie.il (
Home I xp $18.«2 ;
I'ortldiul (¿«s A ( okc ( o ( o lio: i 1 xp
$8.06 ; Hud ■ , • ■
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( IIUISTMAS means spending'
money — S. A II. PREMIUMS
means saving money. Start now
!
to get the valu ab le gifts. Easily obtained at
u p cost to you in exch an g e fo r the p o p u lar
$ 1 2 .8 0 , l'ortl.in«! <»cnci.il U n tr ic ( , Co
Home I xp $19 0 5 . K ilkw.irt * Ctrocrry Co
Home F xp
7»», HilLtMiro i mí *t Ñlv.p
Pan NcU'liam Prop Co Home E \p $2.75;
Teim inal Ice A Í <»ld >t«>r
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$7.30, Co .1
$12.30, P o t Atly $14 3.7, Co .1 tivcniic
( I tlir .r $ 1 5 7 . lira ilh l o t $ 7 9 3 . $ 1 1 4 2 5 ;
l)r V> II I’ oli j ( .. I I . ,,, I
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Connell Shrf < •• 'h i t
I «,, $45 2 0 ; The
l'e« i- Co ( ■ s h rl
l-.xp $90.40. ,i L <
|(entei Co .V ■ « o r- E«p $27 5.3. 1« I
|on<« < o .Col I «e $12. Eir G o n e P o ry
Revenue
Ed Exp
$15;
C alifornia Sm all Whit* .
2»/2-lb. cello pkg.
F FANCY
AÍ
Q - lb .
Hl.I IF ROSE
RflSF
cello pkg.
BLUE
Rose City, hard
w heat. 2>/2 lbs.
BEANS
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2
No. 2 'j tin
Broken
for
DUNDEE
29c
No. 393 Iin
STR IN G BEANS 3
RAYCROPT No
D IC ED BEETS 3
RED RING 20
ZEE T ISSU E
3
ZEE TO W ELS 3
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19c
19c
19c
35c
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G RA PEFRU IT
A Message
fo r
for
tin .
rolls
ro lh
29c
25c
11c
25c
FRESHEST VEGETABLES nt Piggly W iggly
To Pa rents of School Children:
Quarts for the Home
5c Bottles at Your Grocer*
or Dunk Stand
19c
P E A N U T BUTTER Lb. 1 0 c
HOOD Y 'S
DUNDEE
R em em ber th e m ore you tell, th e ' If you have a house, an ap art-
m o re you sell w hen using A rgus m ent or a room to re n t use the
W ant Ads.
tf A rgus w an t ads.
tf
38c
27c
FREE Blue
Blu. Gias:.
I
C en ai Bowl.
M A CA RO N I
PIN EA PPLE
It sickness occurs in y o u r hom e
do you know how to get a d octor
quick ly ? If y o u r eyes need a tte n
tion do you k n o w how to find a
good oculist? If you have a sick
cow. o r horse, o r dog.
know
_ do . you ____
B irths
bow ,o g e* a 8 °o(t v eterin ary ? Con- * T ra u g h b e r— To Mr and
suit th e P rofessional card s in the T hom as T rau g h b er of T im ber
A rgus.
tf tem b er 24, a- boy.
Pound
CORN FLAKES
3 regular pkgs.
IU U E
Marriage Licenses
Elwin Stephen G roesbeck and
V irginia G lenn Coley, Vancouver,
Wæs.h
David Allan Kent. H illsboro route
4, and M ildred May Hudson. H ills
boro ro u te 3.
«R EA M FLAKE, q u ic k or
R egular. 9-lb. bag
FOLGERS
M arKenxie Motor
Co Co s lo t 1 top $2 25, Co Jodi;'« Exp
$30 and B inoculars Stolen
¡$ 2 0 21. $22 19.
Gumpe«, Co In r ( o
H arold G eiger, tw o m iles south H o m Exp $15.28; Dr c I, Mima 11. .Ph
of the Masonic home, reported to «Joii’ l p $1 >0 «rchii o Pit,
MD
th e sheriff's office the theft of a
penny bank containing $30 and an I
old p a ir of binoculars M onday a ft
ernoon D resser and buffet w ere
rifled by the intruders.
School d ays deprive your yo u n g sters of sun
shine vitam ins necessary fo r h e a lth . Milk provides
these sam e vitam ins— so keep the kiddies health y
w ith GOLD LEA F PA STEU R IZED M ILK— its full
of en erg y and ab so lu tely free from contam ination
and contagion.
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50 Turkeys Killed
Fifty tu rk ey s belonging to Jam es
B atchelder, seven m ile
northeast
of H illsboro.
w e r e slaughtered
T uesday night, he told th e sheriff's
office T w enty-five m ore w e r e 1,1 '’»il C'P $21,1,1. lien ............ .
w ounded.
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A com prehensive su rv ey of O re
gon's wild life resources and the
problem s of w ild life conservation
and m anagem ent, are clearly stated
in a report recen tly issued by the
O regon state p lan n in g board In-
terestin g data on p rincipal species
of w ild life an d th e ir h ab itation
a r c included. C opies of th e report
may be obtained from the planning
board h e ad q u arters in the S p ald
ing bu ild in g in P o rtlan d .
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illy Mr». Mary Sinclair)
R E E pV IL L E Mr and Mrs Da
vid Hagg celebrated th eir gulden
w edding an n iv ersary Sunday w ith
all th eir children at hom e w ith
them The llaggs are well known,
having lived here for many years.
Several friends called d u rin g the
day. They received many beauti- > i;i, I, i ,| Ilein \ I .io n,i.
. |-
ful gifts.
II fo io lte i's lliipiest (It.ix W i II h i lx. I
Friends from B«\ City visited at h !>«•«• ih $•'. o I J s.w.li Coroner's In
II,e II I* W eygandt hom e Suiui > • iue*( h r (|* Brown |l«'< il $G 2 0 ; I- J I
Mis. G eneva M athicxeu e n te r Newell C oronet's liii|U«'*t !'«•< (Jo h n John-
tained lie,' O E S club Tuesday Mill lie, ,| $ 5 ; M i x W i l l ( Muiphv Indi I
About fifty guests w ere p i,'sent. I Kent SoklierS l»l Lx,» $25; I I ILmven |
Mr ami Mrs A lfred M iller of reporter tir e f i t st.U, • v kumit sen A
Oregon City have been here . isit- Si.He \ k u i $ 'ti, ( \ ( nim invh im hold
ing his m other. Mis John T h om p
son Mi M iller was able to bring in
a 209-pound deer
Nelson M oore and lus cousin. 1 WANT 5 Io 10 a c r e s y ello w c o rn
in field
J
M Eesler. Ri 1
Roth of K ansas, a rriv ed the Iasi
of the week for a visit w ith tilt B eaverton; 'j - m ile north Witch
;ii|,
il 1. S inclair fam ily Mr Moore H aze l sc im o l
is a nephew to Mrs S in clair
Bob ¿lerdón has been carry in g LARGE marc, $50. also good le a n ,
T aylor Dairv Phon,- 963
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lu s arm around w ith a nice big
bandage on it the past few days
WILL
pay
cash
for
1929
or
1930
Mr. and Mrs C T Imlav a tte n d
light ear. preferably coupe P re
ed the fu n eral of a friend in S e a t
tle Friday.
fer deal w ith ow nei
T elephone
Mr and Mrs C T Im lav and -’I««
31
fam ily w ent to Hood R iver and
Bonneville dam Sunday
GOOD fresh row s for sale, doublc- i
Mrs. Joseph I.ortenlzen has re-
tested C WHIiem Hergert. Tele-
tu rn ed from
visit in E astern O re- phone 5R45
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Mr and Mrs F ran k B atem an. HEAVY duty drag saw f o r s a le
w ho have been staying at the hom e
Inquirt’ Edw ards' M otor Co
p
of his b rother, have located 11
house on M arket street, and moved 89 ACRES. 31 acres cultivated. Ex-
111.
celh'iit soil. 7 - io u m lio u .c . lu ll
-----------------------------------------b a s e m e n t, s p r in g , w o o d Ii o 11 . ,
chicken house. large burn; fruit,
berries. $34 per acre.
19 ACRES all cultivated, excellent
filb ert land; 7-room house, new
roof, new ly painted, full basem ent.
C om pletion of the new liquor cem ent floor, furnace, fireplace,
store bv this w eek-end was pre- *«>*•
pum p, garage, barn,
dieted W ednesday by Ed 1. Moore, chicken house.
2 'j m iles f r o m
new sto re m anager C arp en ters are H illsboro Ierm s. accept good city
finishing painting of the sto rc a n d residence m trad e
the stock w ill be m oved 1,1 o r d e r 119 ACRES all cultivated, and pa..-
to open the store for business Mon-
lu re, T ualatin basin soil; barn
day m orning
42x72. silo and o th er buildings; 14
Moore, w ho until last w eek was cows. 4 horses; binder, mower,
secretary of the H illsboro cham ber rake, plows, other im plem ents All
of com m erce, w ill head the first fer $113 per acre.
official liquor store in H illsboro 98 ACRES Ba acres cultivated.
The new store is located a t 138
T u alatin riv er bottom soil; 9-
West Main street.
room house, bath, city w ater and
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lights; 2 large barns; $128 per
acre; term s.
WE have m any vacant building
lots.
At Sm ith H ospital—
KELLY A HICKS
W L. Bergc of north of H illsboro
S tage Depot
H illsboro
is u n d er th e m edical care of Dr. C
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Jo h n T schabold ‘of Mason Hill siih
ills b o ro , Kt 2. o r P hone Scholls
sustained a hack in ju ry S atu rd ay in H
1155.
31 p
a fall from i . iln. a n d w .i- b r o u g h t
into the ho -pit il W ednesday m orn-
Xudii.ii Sale. S aturday. (*<*. 2
il g I L ' w a taken to St Vil
AT F arm ers' Auction M arket H ill
hospital this m orning.
boro, 2 blocks south of cannery
and just w est of railroad tracks
Phone in your listings, p h o n e
3551. or bring in an y th in g you
have to sell. Have it on t I, e
(By Miss l l r l r n W illiams)
grounds by 1 o'clock S atu rd ay L a
F our classes at th e G aston high dies a re invited as th ere will be
school met last T hursday and elec t num erous household articles to be
ed officers
sold.
The first W om an's d u b m eeting
A G JEN SEN A uctioneer
w ill be held O ctober 5 at the
JO H N DIDDY. Sale M anager
church p a rló n .
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H ow ard W illiams, son of Mr and RAGS W anted Good, c h a n , cotteli
3 Itf
Mrs J I Williams, died S unday
rags A rgus
in H illsboro.
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CARROTS, smooth, lender. 2 bu. 5c
CELERY, crisp, tender. Bunch
5c
CAULIFLOWER. Lad,
10c
Seasonal - Delicious
Econom ical
Peter Pan
ICE CREAM
15c pt
25c qt.
Vanilla, Straw lirrry , Trnpieal
I ruit, Hllrex, H u 'trr H rotrli
I illierl
EOS
MASTER MKT.
for BETTER MEATS
Saturday Only
Ground Beef
Lb.
18c
2 lb».
35c
S now -w hite head;
LETT UCE, Calif,, solid heads. Ea. 5c
Sweet Spuds, ( 'allI, -Jerseys. 3 lb». 10c
PICNICS
¡ j h . ltlk le ::.
27c
Di tribute,! by
in its E le ctric Store
at
(o
m . slips ( «> Assess,u
Keliini*. I<'ii
K ind In, t i t Ils Kl.i. h l > 1 . h r 1« <1
\te o l It.inii* hi*.-is,* ln*>p, , ti>>n I \ p $ i I
Co Held Inspection I xp s i l l . .<».
J I S S O .'. Meier A. Li.tnk In. t u e ( i t I xp
$»>
tlnxd Cot lee Co ( o J.lll I xp ..(» .
hi \ . i .1. it I i i , , k. 11 li m, i \p $ 1 0 ;
Marion (H unts O n i . t i Ins.me I \ p $J I ,J
Sexxell (o it.n e i's Inquest le e (Ltikimwil
skeleton «le, d> $31 10. I .1 S . n .|| (o ro
tier s ln«pies( fee (ll.iixex It .loidon d> t d i
$ti '.‘0 ; |-' J Senell t ’oion. i s lmpu-.t I'Ve
POWE R
announces
(o
hon.il«, I Tempi« inn Co .lin k , ( I» .link, . < il $ 1 3 T.,. P i
Fxp J>x. N ext t ,i.i*t 1,1. ph <H> i i l u Sui
x--\oi's I \j> | . P.». Melh.i li.ix,*i*li. k 1 t.pv
New Liquor Store
Nearing Completion
FA SH IO N BUREAU. H ILLSB O RO ARGUS
149 N ew M ontgom ery St., S ah Francisco, Cal.
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V e f.’ r J
club
h
h
h
club r
F rld av evening. E very-
one ,s invited. C om m ittee in charge
includes Mrs. D L Weston, e h a ir
man M rs Jo h n B u rk ev . M rs
Boge Mrs s H Dafbv M
p
K !eln, Miss P attee a n d ’ M
M
M cLaughlin. P rogram w ill be as
follows. M rs F red Stevens, piano
solo: Miss H elene Schulz, readings:
B etty Je a n A lexander, vocal solo:
Miss Schulz, com m unity
paper:
school, rh y th m band num bers, and
balloon, elastic an d spelling con-
tests.
W eek-end guests at th e D. L
Weston hom e w ere Miss M ildred
Weston. Mr and Mrs. Jo h n E
hr-
Ehr
Strom and M r and Mrs. Al Brow n
and fam ily, all of P o rtlan d .
The school has ju st received a
p art of th e new tex t books and a
new sa n ita ry d rin k in g equipm ent
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T h ursday, S ep tem b er .30, 19.37
Too Late to Classify
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OREGON
Reed ville Folk
Observe 50th
Anniversary
Grand Jury May
Investigate Death
tie ? a V sonucen tak e over hls new d u ‘
PLU M BIN G
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O .
Gold Leaf Dairy Products Co. R o n i dairy
D istrib u to rs of T aylor G u ernsey D airy G rade A Raw Milk
D istributor;, of B rookfield P ackaged Cheese
158 E. M ain HI.
HILLSBO RO
Phone 1981
High Grade Milk and ('ream
Box 342
H illsboro
PH O N E 3131— Prices E ffective F rid ay nod S a tu rd a y , Oi t.
1 - 2 —H illsboro