u n d er special care in P o rtlan d sa n
corn field and the only gooil they w h istler has reached beyond the
itarium . has re tu rn e d to h e r hom e
got w as to m ake rubbing hosts out b o undaries of O regon
h ere S he is not ab le to be about the
of the stalk-. Dues heat Illinois.
M is II W S to v er and young son
house yet. b u t is up in a chair. H er
of A lexandria. M um . arriv ed O«
daughter. Mrs H ow ard Stunim a. of
! tu b er 5 at tin- hom e of h er brother.
Writes About Shsnghsi
Rex. is h elping care for her.
D arw in
Hewitts U tter, grand 1> G. Niehol T he rest of the fam
T he jud g in g team from C hehalem
(By C. F. Barker)
Mrs Jo sep h in e H attie
tc m aster o f' the Masonic O rd er of ily w ill a rriv e later Mrs Strocve
M ountain P o tato club, w ith th eir
ALOHA The A loha G range w ill Misses M anors B ettnei
u* Shanghai. C hina prom inent busi- was for several y ears prim ary
leader, R ichard Joyce, w ent to the
t- ness m an of the Bund, and also well teac h er in the schools of Yakima
In tern atio n al Stock show O ctober 4. hold th eir a n n u al b azaar in th e hall C atlin. E ulalee Fenton
know n in P ortland, w rites to Ins and Si-attle and critic teacher in
Those on th e team w ere Miss P er- T hursday. O ctober 28 D inner w ill Kerald. Anna Hall The
m other. Mrs M C U tter, of Fl- the Dickinson. N 1), norm al
- onice Ego. K en n eth J a q u ith and be served from 8 to 8 Fish pond. M iriam T u ttle and G ert
1 m oiuca u n d e r date of Sept em ber 13 Young at 8X
■ G eorge Allison J r W hile in th e city fo rtu n e telling, fancy w ork and fan- G am es and singing we
A huge eake trim m ed
J C G ibbs of W ashington street
-I Phis is the second letter Mrs U tter
( they also v isited Sw ift .A com pany cy caps for all
II.
F.
C.
Io
Meet
roses
w
ith
th
e
u
ord's
•
B has received from h er son since the is talk in g som e of going <le«-r h u n t
J packing plant
H om e Econom ics club of the
w ritte n across ,t. «
d beginning of the reig n of te rro r and ing again this season He is a lively
M ountain H ome R ural E lectri-
death m S hanghai last A ugust y oungster of lilt lie cam e from Mi
1 fication 4-H club m et at th e hom e G ran g e m eets w ith Mrs 11 A Mor-
. . . .
,. ,,
1
i* A few of the most in terestin g par- souri across the plains by mule-
of th e local leader. H arry S ehm eit- risen O ctober 20 at 2 p m Ladies , . U‘ rald Y
- agraphs of Mr l i t t e r s letter will baek and adopted O regon in 1872
i
'
."
I zer. O ctober 5. The m em bers of this are req u ested to b ring scraps.
in the
F ern G rov er a re on a th ree w eeks' club have en tered th e N ational 4-H needles, th read and thim bles to sew ,n « last
■ how his im pressions of the situa- lie says by profession lie is a
Mrs. Jo e Bush entert.
tr ip to Canada.
I lion th ere up to S ep tem b er 13 w hich bachelor t for 83 y earsi. Iiv oeeu
R ural E lectrification contest. T heir for bazaar.
w as before the A m erican m arines. juilion. a pioneer, h u n te r and black
Mrs. C ressie G arro w of Y akim a friends at a card part* 5
ex h ib it at th e W ashington county
Buy Armentrout Place
D ining the W orld w ar lie
v w an vessels and refugee ships had sm ith
A bright spot along tl
Mr. and Mrs W illiam R ufcncr fair at H illsboro w as q u ite a n o v el W ash., visited Mr and Mrs T J
w as a governm ent blacksm ith niak
a rriv ed on the scene
of Iowa H ill have bought the Wade ty and proved q u ite a d raw in g card. N ault o v er th e w eek-end Also Mr is H arrv B ear s place
mg
th
e
rounds
Io Fort Stevens
A rm entrou t place. W hile they w ere It w as a m in iatu re farm en tirely and M rs G eorge G arro w an d d augh- P rep ares to Build
T his is only th e second letter
C o n s titu tio n I fas
m oving in Mrs C harles Sellers, w ho su rro u n d ed by an electric fence.
te r L illian of P o rtlan d .
P rep aratio n s for rebi
p since th e Ja j's started fighting in Fort Canby anil Foil Colum bia
every
m
onth
For
the
past
17
veals
w as helping them w ash w indow s
I and aro u n d Shanghai, so. perhaps.
Miss H elen S chm eltzer. stu d en t at Recital Given
brooder house recently
l im e l est
fell backw ards out of one and Pacific college, is busy w ith her
you m ay tic thin k in g that one of he has lived tt t his present home S to o d
B everly M itzel ap p eared on M rs by fire a re being m ade
b ro k e th ree ribs. Mr. and Mrs jo u rn alistic w ork, an d gets hom e B erry s piano recital at Reedville A T hayer place A new
f i u m p a < r l>
j those Im perial flying b utchers from alone su rrounded by |ieaee. plenty
C hris Tolke, w ho form erly lived fo r only a few h ours on Sunday.
k the land of the S inking Sun drop- and kind friends lie estim ates that pti tiif court n t o rd er that the w ill
last T h u rsd ay evening A large audi- heating plant w ill tie i
he
has
killed
a
thousand
d
eer
in
th e re have b ought a place n ear
, ped a bom b on m e Tins Id le r, how -
of the people may prt \ ail
Mrs C larence Nelson and fam ily ence in th e church g reeted th e 24 13,000-capacit.v incubator
M anning
. ever, Will be proof that they li.ne
set up in the brooder
a re now hom e a fte r spending sev m usicians and enjo y ed a treat.
This eoiuitry. the s|>eak<*r held,
W ana W irtz of P o rtlan d spent the eral
.
not
got
m
e
yet
ami
I
intend
to
stay
Improves
Building
touched
by
the
fire
n
m onths at D allas caring for her
has risen from a sm all weuk nation
w eek-end at the hom e of h er m o th
right
h
ere
in
S
hanghai
as
it
is
the
T
he
old
L
iv
erm
o
re
lu
m
b
er
build-
total
capacity
now
23.01X1
d au g h ter. Mrs. C lay Rosenbalm
of 13 states to the strongest due to
er. Mrs. B radford Fowles.
safest place I know of. Besides.
Mr. and M rs J F Et
Mrs. R osenbalm is now ab le t o ! ing at H u b er is now a W hite House
the fact that A n u rn a n people have
1 th ere is little chance of m e getting
Mr. and Mrs. Rasm us M athiescn w alk about th e house and th e new
of th e building. living „ „ thl, old hom
been enj<»ymu the best form of gov»
J out if I w anted to.
and son Jim m y of A storia spent baby d a u g h ter is w ith h e r parents.
- o m s u p stairs f i r K nox countv. Illinois. \
ernm ent know n to man.
th e w eek-end h ere w ith his parents. Mr. and M rs R osenbalm . a fter
, g„ ,q u a r!ers ° f h o iam iIy w h ° l” " ' ’‘eld - f h.s corn *
i
"As I told you in my olhei let-
O ther speakers w ere ’1’ I* (io<»d-
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es M athicsen.
bushels to the acre and a
l te r I am staying w ith Mr K oehler
spending th e first th ree m onths of bovoVL» u ' L soon H e !'XPVC,S
in. m em ber union high
school
V elda Raffety. w ho is attending h e r life m a hospital. Mr. an d Mrs.
on S ey m o u r road, w hich
is in
m d rs ,1, .
a ‘nK t n re a ? ,n i‘ss » . a bushels to the acre He I*
board. H H Easter, chairm an of the
school in P ortland, spent th e w eek R osenbalm spent th e w eek -en d at v ,
t8 3 d packin« P’ant W1,h,n ehanieal b u sk er at the r;
i about the m iddle p art of th e S e ttle
grade school board, ami Hugh
in acre
end h ere w ith h er parents. Mr. and th e Nelson home, b u t have now re two weeks.
m ent. My fu rn itu re is still in the
Hog» ts com m ander of the Veterumi*
b an ? u ‘' ‘ Riven bv ' R* I- West and fam ily
Mrs. Floyd Raffety.
Bank of C hina building on Nortli
tu rn ed to D allas w ith th e ir baby.
council.
Goodin pointed out that
A L O IIA -III'B F K S( IIOOI.
tlV XT n A^ T \ a t^d ,C7.'an\erieS cd inf" ’be Mrs F Snv
S zeehuen road S hells have dropped
Mr. and Mrs. E arl H ollenbeck and
S herw ood high school bus m ade
the schools w ere training boys and
?ast
T
h.m
sdav
"
w
j
L
’
x
/
'
8
a
on
no
rth
W
heeler
avenue
Ilan.s
Stroeve.
n
new
com
er
from
all
around
the
area
and
th
ere
h
av
e
Mr. and Mrs. L eonard V anDom elen an e x tra trip T h u rsd ay even in g so
girls to be good »•ituens E aster held
last T hursday n ig h t w ere Mr. and , ,
r.
also been m any big fires. The b u ild A lexandria. Minn . enrolled in the that it was a hatne that such apa*
of Roy spent Sunday w ith Mr. and th a t high school p upils from this lo Mrs.
H enry Hagg. Mr. and Mrs Os- ,, M.rs 1 n , M cC arthy
,
first
g
rade
Tuesday
ing
still
stands
though,
so
m
aybe
Mrs. Sidney Connolly of W illa cality could a tten d th e rally and c ar Hagg and S en ato r and Mrs. E. ? rid ?y Vlslted b er moth«
thy was show n in »-lections and in
T he th ird g rad e geography class atten d an ce at p atrio tic program s
it w ill w e a th e r the storm I left the
m ina. Mrs. Connolly retu rn ed hom e bo n fire in p rep aratio n fo r th e foot L. Ross.
Snyder.
housi-
S
aturday.
A
ugust
14.
and
did
is
according
jn-oi'er
recognition
to
w ith them to spend th e w eek here. ball gam e w ith T ig ard F ridav. Ti R ..v.
C om m am h’i Hog, i s said there n e v
i» u
O scar Nelson is buildir
not have a chance to go back to O regon's principal industry T in y e r was a tim e w hen we needed so
g ard won. 6 to 0. but th e Sherw ood
“ F
hls
V ista ave.
A ttend G rand Lodge
have
a
look
u
n
til
M
onday
A
ugust
hav
e
built
a
com
plete
m
in
ia
tu
r
e
ofJ
th
-
r
fV
-rm
e
r
Pr
°P
r,e
to
r
C
lyde
B
au
m
g
artn
er
of
squad
m
ade
all
th
e
first
downs.
T
i
much to awak« n the in terest of our
Mrs. Loel H ollenbeck as past
31 E verything w as in good con lu m b er cam p railroad, engi'he. cal's youth in our constitution and w hat
v
C o rn er sto re a t w ho ,ias b(,en conf.ned in.
grand chief and Mrs. Jam es M ath- g ard m ade th e one score w ith a
dition.
even
th
e
re
frig
e
ra
to
r
w
as
of
logs,
donkey
engine,
saw
null
L
mV
8,
h3I
rc
tu
™
ed_,fro
™
nn
for
the
past
six
m
onths
series
of
last
m
in
u
te
passes.
it m eans to la* an A m erican citizen
iesen and Loel H ollenbeck as d ele
w orking and th ere was cold food. w ith circ u la r saws, stum ps, flume,
cas,5hr" i V 3nd Pu r^h aM a bo™e m ent of a serious in ju ry i
gates from F riendship Tem ple and
Invocation was given by Rev II
The
day
was
hot
and
the
police
w
ho
grow ing trees and cvi-rything
A
A ' 8, V V uWCSt ° f Ref d v d le B onneville dam . is hom e n
G lencoe lodge atten d ed grand te m
Tin- girls straighten«*«! iqi from a A Deck C *V Richordson led m
w ent w ith m e w ere nervous, be
A fter w hat he has seen of o th er go about
c riltches.
p le of the P y th ian Sisters and
cause shells w ere dropping on h uddle "III. th ere h o y s '' shouted group singing of ‘ A m erica“ and
states, A p p leg ate says he ev alu a tes
M iss r., ,„ \r ..i e in «„«■
grand lodge of the K nights of
1’he S ta r Spangled Hnnnei
vo
Range road about a block and a th e leader, "wo girls can heat you
O M r°n h ° m h l* bly, thaP «v er
, m usic in the P o rt Tew nse
P ythias of Oregon in P o rtlan d Mon
half aw ay. So w e ate som e sa n d to the slides." T hey didn't T he girls cal n u m b er was given by th e A m er
M
r
and
M
rs
M
artin
A
arh
au
s
of
schools,
was
hom
e
over
day and Tuesday-
wiches and beat it.
them selves saw to that T he boys ican Legion auxiliary sextet Miss
BETHANY - CEDAR M ILL
A A berdeen. W ash . v isited frien d s in Pnd H er m o th c r. M rs .■
Mrs. F ran k C orey and Miss
slid
once, stood around and looked M ildred J.urn s was accom panist.
A
loha
o
v
er
th
e
w
eek-end*
Mrs.
A
ar-
Lean,
is
slow
ly
regaining
1
"Most
of
the
shops
a
re
open
and
Louise and H erb ert M aurer of H ills show er was given at th e C ed ar Mill
haus
is
a
siste
r
of
C
h
ris
M
urphv.
,
,
,
,
m
iserable.
The girls slid, looked
the
th
e
a
tre
s
and
dance
halls
are
G
range
hall
S
unday
night
honoring
boro w ere Sunday d in n er party-
.
.
•
l u e x p lo itin g o u r local
opening Busses and tram ears a re p leasan t and com fortable T he cold
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Zoon Miss F eree K arlin and M att S nyder,
Mr
• a s , 'T?-
m ay w e
o v e rlo o k i
running T h ere is p len ty of food, m orning dew had been w q n d off
w ho w ill be m arrie d O ctober 24 i J ' iiandw?Irs' W ' L N orm an. Mrs. w hose an n u al o u tp u t is at
of Vancouver. Wash.
w ater, light and gas, in fact, w hen th e m etal slides by the boys Six
T h ere w ere about fifty frien d s there. m V™ R n A .» " * ? r ° f . ^ a t‘S s r i ' w o rth of goods and no pa
E rdm ans Move
the guns a re not raising a rack et the points fo r fem ale diplom acy
L h f t m V FT S,f GiV VC-
,h e MP” *al B enefit Co
A dolph E rdm an and sons have M any lovely p resen ts w ere receiv
T his is Hu- sixth week of the
city is q u ite norm al
The eastern
m 'AV Ab’Vl u -}b ran d of SJ?‘j r 't ° ° d ' ltorne C anning association
moved to th e M aurer place, w hich ed.
district an d across th e riv e r in school term R eport cards out n ext
L eedy G ran g e H om e Economics Miss A lice M axw ell of H illsboro. pu ts up 8tX, uarts of fru „
they have rented.
GREEN LANTERN
Pootung, w e believe, is p re tty w ell Monday.
club w ill m eet w ith Mrs. A1 W hit Miss J u lia T atu m of H illsboro and .-tables each v ear w hil<
A
severe
cold
has
kept
C
arl
Ro
shot
up.
as
th
e
Jap
s
have
shelled,
Mrs. C lapshaw of F orest G rove th in k s she can t net il,co-
a k e r n ex t T h u rsd ay afternoon.
h u rsd ay atten d ed th e sta te Red th an l 'OO a i n r t s ”
8
burned and bom bed these areas dolf of the first grade* hom e for
Mr. and Mrs. Tom L arsen of C ali T
berr’-SoCfOn,'h e 1R0 Ha^ S a ,e m Ha n ,mCm;
Mrs. ^ t t m ' ' H aie m ,
most ev ery day for the past five tw o w eeks.
fornia a re v isiting M. C. L arsen and
w eeks try in g to chase the C hinese I
W sc'm A ,
Rcd Cross Chapter of T hom as of B eavertont ot
family- th is w eek.
ST. MARY'S HOME
out.
Mr. and Mrs. E lvin C ornils of W ashington county Mr. N orm an W ash and Mrs J ,- - ,* I
The
S
aints last Friday lien* won
w
as
recen
tly
re-elected
for
th
e
fifth
j,,s
sie
'
Rolfe
of
B
e
av
e
"It
is
now
startin
g
th
e
fifth
w
eek,
MOUNTAIN HOME — M ountain A gate Beach spent last w eek-end
I un, h«nn
and the Japs are ju s t about w here from A m ity's eleven 19 In ti Next
H ome P aren t-T each er club w ill w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hans tim e p resid en t of th e W ashington E ugene w ere g u e sts o f 3
H r r k < liv D in n e r«
they started . P ractically no gam s F riday on the hom e grounds they
e n a p te r
L ivengood last T h u rsd ay
m eet at the school house F rid ay Cornils.
S unday d in n ers '
A M. Ja n n sen m ade a trip to dav Hostess and guests a
have been m ade but p len ty of men m eet th e J«*fferson R am blers of
Mrs. P ete Y u n k er en tertain ed
afternoon.
a ttle o v er th e w eek -en d
fn e n d s
C ornp
have been killed and w ounded P o rtlan d at 2 p m
M ountain Home Radio S tu d v club w ith a luncheon Tuesday, th e object S e U
Th«*
Boys'
S
odality
club
mail**
up
W. P u tn ey bro u g h t hom e a B eaverton
Some 5IXJ w ounded Jap a w ere
m et w ith Mrs. G eorge A. Allison being to form a d arn in g club. P re s d eer as a so u v en tr of th e chase n ear
A special m eeting of Que
brought into the S ettlem ent n ear of the younger boys, w ent dow n to
O ctober 5. w ith six m em bers p re s en t w ere M esdam es F. Holcomb. P.
the Japanese consulate a few days the old sw im m ing hole M onday e v e
Mr
m
m
ii « t
C ircle of the church has bt
ent. A discussion follow ed by local K ent. L ester B ellinger. H enry Jac- - Mr.
and Mrs. M axw ell of T illa- for Octob, r 21 at two
ago This is tak en to m ean th at the ning to bid it a final farew ell for
m em bers w as preceded by th e lec obsen. H. W hite. M rs. Falk. Mrs.
M o ’r an.d ? Ir T o h lt,AC,r u f m eeting announced later
hospital ships and gunboats at the the season. A huge bonfire w iener
tu re from KOAC. Mrs. B I. Lekas Scheidel and th e hostess.
C edar Mill visited at th e A loha
..
t ..
m outh of the riv e r a re full of roast, roast apples, m arshm allow s
L. G. Boie and Jo h n W ilson of G
w as elected president, and Mrs. A l
range Iasi T h u rsd ay evening. Mr. . “ arvest H om e g a th e r i
w ounded T he best th a t the Ja p s and fun took some of th e edge off
lison. secretary. T his group w ill H uber w ent to W aldport d e e r h u n t and Mrs. M axw ell w ere visito rs »f c" u r c ^ n e x t S u n d a y S; . ,
can do is to bom b railw ay stations th e ir g rief
m eet at th e sam e place n ex t T ues ing last w eek. They got one d eer
Mrs. M axw ell's sister. Mrs. Lor\ ,ce? tnorning and cven ti
T he g rade ehool of St M ary's
and train s that a re full of refugees,
The v arious C h ristian E ndeavors K innam an Mr. W h ittier is m aster ? ? d ' eKetabl- - a .te r thi
day for th e secontC of th e series
d airy farm s killing all the cows— honored the m em ory of C ohiinbu .
from KOAC. A nyone in terested is of th e county w ill hold a convention of Lcedy G range.
,h c ir P urpose as an exhibi
schools, colleges. A m erican and O ctober 12 w ith ap p ro p riate e x e r
h ere O ctober 24.
invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Hagg and M r ser|t 10 ’b*' W estern Ti
cises T w o hoys e n tertain ed the vis
B ritish p roperties."
Jo h n H ansen and H arry D ickm an and Mrs. H arry B ear’ visited S u n d av se~ ? nar? ln P ortland
T he local L adies Aid m et at th e
iting K nights of C olum bus from
church T hursday afternoon. P lans spent th e w eek-end w ith th e ir p a r Miss M arian Hagg at C orvallis.
T he church h a- had the <
H illsboro w ith vocal and in s tru
Invited
on
Program
fo r th e annu al chicken pie supper ents. T hey a re both atten d in g O re w here she is atten d in g college.
re b u ilt and a successful r
m ental selection' at the annual
w ere discussed, and com m ittees ap gon State.
L aR ay M artyn has been invited C olum bus «lay celebration T uesday
Mr. an d Mrs. H. C. N uttin g of ¡’¿ P ’1 m adc ■" m eet the pa
W erner M eier re tu rn e d W ednes B onneville w ere guests of Mr. and
pointed. D ate w ill be announced
to a p p ear on the program at the night.
, e sanJe and for ,b *' 'V' M|
day evening from E astern Oregon, Mrs. C arl R odolf S atu rd ay night.
later.
Idaho state convention of the grand
ply
. T h l? le a 'Sc ' ’n
D ouble-T ree clans of M ountain w h ere he had been d eer hunting.
guardian council. O rd e r of J o b s
Dr. W inston V ance and fam ily *n good financial condition
A card party- and dance w as held left F rid ay fo r th e ir hom e in Los fr<i71 di bt .
H ome Sunday school m et in the
D aughters at N ampa. O ctober 21. 22
at
th
e
C
edar
M
ill
G
range
hall
S
a
t
church parlo rs F rid ay evening of
an d 23. Miss M artyn's fam e ns a
Angeles. H is fath er. C aptain A J
broke into my n
last w eek. Each lady p resen t took a u rd ay night. E ight tables of "500''
pie and th e men purchased them . w ere in play. Mrs. T. Lindbloom P o rtlan d , w h ere he expects to re-
Mrs. G eorge K irk p atric k acted as and N. P. Johnson received high m ain fo r tw o weeks.
auctioneer. Proceeds w ere for th e honors, and Mrs. J. P e te rk o rt and
E leven of Miss Rosa H alem ba's
Jam es W alters second.
financial obligations of th e class.
friends d ropped in for a surpriM
| )
*
Ray Ego has been re-roofing
p arty last T uesday ev en in g to cele-
II
th e ir house. G eorge Allison is r e
H elp yo u r correspondent send in b rate th e opening of Rosa s Gift
L -/V O L
i I
m odeling his residence.
early copy. Some F rid ay o r S a tu r shop. G uests included Mrs. F ern
ti • .
*
i
day if possible.
F ern Ego P resident
A ndrew s, M rs. Bessie C ollam ore,
lie s got w hat
S tudent body officers of M oun
tain Home school have been elect«id
as follows: Miss F ern Ego. p resi
dent; Miss Daphne Lekas. v ice-pres
ident; Miss Redla Boulin, secretary.
Sam Body has re tu rn e d from his
vacation and is living in a tent
w hile his new house is being built.
Mrs. Body is expected back from
C alifornia w ithin a w eek o r two.
M ountain Home M issionary soci
ety w ill m eet w ith Mrs. G eorge A l
lison O ctober 21.
G ibbs D ram atic club m em bers e n
joyed a pot luck su p p er at th e com
have got w h a t it tak es, too! T h e y 're tops in
m unity hall F rid ay evening Plans
fo r a harvest festival to be held on
th
e local used c a r field. Pick a w in n er! Every
O ctober 30, w ere m ade. It w ill be
B L U E S E A L U S E D C A R is c a re fu lly checked
a hom ecom ing for all G ibbs and
MUMMI.
fo rm er G ibbs people and th eir
and g u a ra n te e d fo r D e p e n d a b ility , A p p e a r a n c e
friends. A pot luck supper and p ro
gram
follow ed by dancing is
and P e r fo r m a n c e . Look over th is list and buy
planned.
now — prices w on’t be low er fo r a long tim e.
Mrs. Max Jones has retu rn ed to
h e r hom e a fter spending several
days w ith h e r m other, Mrs. East, in
Salem .
Mrs. L. R Ralston, w ho has been
Aloha Grange to Hold Bazar
Letter Tells About Shanghai
Kentuckians know
their whiskey
and thcy'ro proud of Calvort's
K crttu ckq Ptitic
KINTUCKY STRAIOHT BOURDON
W MISKIY- 90 PROOl
Cam I I I ) C A I V I R T O K T I l L i m
1 11 L I H l I ». l O U I U l L I I
lU IR r
1,1.
M l,
t X IC U IIV I Ot 11C t »,CMHVUOI>1 111. N , ,
Save
Safety
Couple Honored at
Cedar Mill Hall
O lllt
CAFE
I YPEWRITF.RS
DELTA DRUG
STORE
Ray frock
Printed and Striped
Rayon Dresses
GOOD NEWS
for Tractor Buyers
Used Cars
McCormick-Dee
Get a Better Car—
Cut Upkeep Costs
Maybe it will cost you more
for service and operating
expense to run your oid car
than to trade it in on one of
our up-to-date really re
stored used fine cars. Come
in and talk it over.
Plymouths
Fords
Chevrolets
Dodge
CHRYSLER - PLYM O U TH
USED CAR EXCHANGE
2nd and W ashington
Phone 2611
A -l finish, good ru b b er, m echan
1936 Plymouth
DE LUXE COUPE— Low mile
age, golden beige color. Must
J 93 3 Plymouth
4 DOOR SE D A N — M
4-D O O R
T O U R IN G S E D A N —
O. K. N ew p ain t jo b
1936 Dodge
C O U P E — M ercury me
finish. C ondition O. K
1936 Dodge
M ercury m etallic finish. M echanically
M ANY
F. O. B. facto ry , w ith re g u la r streel-w h eel cqui
B elt pulley, $4 e x tra
Sam e red u c tio n on F12 with ru b b e r tires
4-D O O R
O T H ER S
T O U R IN G S E D A N —
TO
CH OO SE
FROM
MECHANICS’ SPECIALS—“As Is” USED CARS
M odels R anging from
1936 to 1928
Prices very reasonable
for such cars as these.
TRADES — TERMS
J 936 Plymouth
1926 O L D S M O B II.E
COUPE
1 9 2 « D O D ».E
SED A N
REMEMBER
DAIRY
FEEDS
I. X. L
I fere s night news from M unsingw ear!
Beautiful, fine, soft, quality-knit pajamas
and night gowns—the kind (hat keep you
snugly warm yet looking your best. F lat
tering colors . . . designs as smart as your
favorite dress , . .come in the new Ripple-
Knit Balbriggan and fancy pleated Tuck-
St itch sleeping-a nd lounging g a rm e n ts.
I hey II wash, wear, and stay young and
Ijcautiful because they're by Munsingwear.
1919 DODGE
COUPE
POULTRY
FEEDS
HILLSBORO FEED CO
MeCORMICK DEERING FARM MACHINERY
Phone 271
O ldest A utom obile D ealer in W ashington C ounty
H IM .N RO R fl
Phone 812
CORDW OOD
TAKEN
■ ■ ■■■ ■■■ ■■I
Mt. Home Group
Meets on Friday