H IL L S B O R O
Thursday, October 21, 1937
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O .
g o v e rn m e n t p o u ltry e x p e rts , eggs
w hen co m p a re d w ith o th e r food,
re p re < n t a good b u y fo r th e c o n
s u m e r."
Egg pr oducers in O regon have o r-
gam/« d t h c ir s ta b iliz a tio n c u m m it-
tee w ith M o rris C h riste n se n o f M c-
C oy a . < h a irm a n and memb< rs fro m
p rin c ip a
centers. F ra n k E ric k s o n
o f K t 5 H ills b o ro , c o m m itte e m a n
fro m thi i se ctio n said:
“ We egg p ro d u c e rs have been
m u c h e n co uraged by th is in te n s iv e
ca m p a ig n o rg a n ize d th ro u g h o u t th e
c o u n try . I t cumt.“ , at an o p p o rtu n e
tim»* w hen th e b u rd e n o f h ig h feed
costs and r e la tiv e ly lo w egg co n
s u m p tio n d u rin g th e y e a r has been
pres mg h a rd upon o w n e rs o f la y
in g floek . Increased co n s u m p tio n
n o w w ill c a rry th e fa rm e r o v e r to
th e s p rin g p ro d u c tio n season. So we
ask e v e ry h o u s e w ife to p u t tw o
eggs on th« p la te w h e re th e re was
o n ly one b e fo re ."
Resurrection Via Rehabilitation Program
New Buildings
a t F a r m in g to n
N e a r F in is h
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F A K M IN G T O N lh u ld iiu H on th e
K«*v»riiriK,ut rt h iih ilitu tin n fu r inn
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v ln tf it <•< nt o f p a in t. Th«*v
h it
n< tir in g c o m p le tio n und w ill be
o r n ip ic d soon M r m id M is Hut«*-
ft ll m id Noil w ill liv e o il o i k * o f th e
ne w ftiriri'-te n d s ereeted on th e H u l-
v e i »n pint'«* m id M r
m id Mrs.
Iln c h e r m id fm n ily w ill m ove in to
the o th e r ne w hom e O ccu p an ts fo r
th e o th e r th re e fn n n s te u d s o f th is
c o m m u n ity m t * not yet k n o w n .
Is• mu M .ie m id A r ie l Moi'Mim o f
M ro v is ite d frie n d s hr re W e d n e s
day
T in * M o rg u n it fo r m e r ly liv e d
In i t
T h e ir fa th e r ig s ta y in g in
P o rtla n d fo r m e d ica l tre a tm e n t
M i anti M rs M a rio n Boge. H e le n
Heed and C e c il Boge an* on a h u n t
in g t r ip to E astern O reg o n .
Club M crts O ctober 79
W o m en ’s C o m m u n ity W ei f a r e
( lu h w ill m eet w it h M rs. E d w in
B u r k h a lte r F rid a y , O c to b e r 29.
M o v e to C a lifo r n ia
M rs B e rth a W e rn e r and d a u g h
te r E d ith le ft S u n d a y fo r B e rk e le y ,
C al. T h e y have so ld t h e ir hom e
hen* to M r
J e n n ie A n d e rso n T h e
lo r d C h ris tia n L a d ie s ’ A id p re se n t-
i d M rs. W e rn e r w ith a p u rse m id
h a n d k e rc h ie f as a p a rtin g g ift
M r and M rs J W ill o f W < stirn-
lii r Wen* w eek « m l guests last w eek
at th e S II D o lb y holm * M rs W ill
was fo rm e rly a te a ch e r o f th e F a rm
in g to n school
S< li a im e r I«'li D ire c to r
F ra n k
S c h u lm c n c h
spent
th e
.6e« k -e n d a m i "D a d ' ' D a y ’’ at O re
gon S ta te co lle g e w ith h is son A l
v in . a s tu d e n t th e re . In th e e ve n in g
tin* Dads w e re b a n q u e t guests.
S e h u lim ric h is a m e m b e r o f th e e x
c lu b o f
e c u tiv e h o a rd o f th e Dad
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i •
M a r g a n t, M a u rm e and “ B illie
P u tn a m wa re guests nt a h irth d a
p a rty S u n d a y gi\« n in h o n o r o f
th e ir lit t le c o u sin C ry s ta l B e lle
V o g i's o f M o im ta m d a le
M r and Mrs O scar P ie rso n m id
fa m ily o f P a lo A lto , C al . vi: t«-il a
fe w days th is w e e k w it h his sister,
M rs E d w in B u r k h a lte r Th< P u -r-
sons w ill m a k e th e ir h o m e on a
fa rm m a r lla z.e ld n le .
M rs. Ed H a tfie ld is s t ill at th e
P o rtla n d h o s p ita l, b u t is re p o rte d
m u c h b e tte r.
Laurel Acres Girl
H urt in Accident
i By
Mrs.
I.cw i*
K .iyniondl
1 « A U R E L A C R E S E m m a R o b in
•«»n sp e n t S u n d a y a fte rn o o n
m id
M onday in Jones lo s p itu l h a v in g
fi
s titc h
ta k e n in h e r nose and
in h e r k n e e a s th e re
s iite li
o f be < in a c a r th a t le ft th
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a m st n . tu m p in
the n e ig h b o rin g f ie ld o f L e w
m a lic H e r a u n t. M rs K e ith M c
C lu re , d r iv e r o f th e ear a nd o n ly
o th e r o ccu p an t, s u ffe re d m in o r cuts
and bruises.
C F R o b in so n and fa m ily had a
d in n e r p a rty and fa m ily re u n io n
S u n d a y G uests w< re M r and M*
K t ith M c C lu re , J im M c C lu re . B ill
Ja« k «on. M r and M i. E rn e st B en-
ja n o n and L lo y d . K e n n e th C a rlso n ,
a n d M i and M rs H a ro ld B ro w n
M rs C F. R o b in so n re ce ive d a
le tte r tlie past w eek fro m h e r son
'.Ia n « w h o is at W ra n g e ll. A la ska ,
.•aying th a t he p la n s to spend the
w in te r th e re as he is n o w e m p lo y e d
b y a tra n s fe r co m p a n y.
M a rg e ry R o b in so n is at ho m e at
p re • n t as h e r jo b at th e Joe P a tte r
son hom e te rm in a te d
W h e n M rs. Roy C a rte r re tu rn e d
S a tu rd a y fro m a th re e -d a y sta y in
P o rtla n d . M r and M rs. Dan C a rte r
cam e to spend th e w e e k -e n d w it h
t h e ir p a re n ts
W illia m Cart« r is h o m e fo r a fe w
days fro m P o rtla n d , w h e re he has
been fo r se v e ra l weeks.
W. R A u e and p a rty re tu rn e d
W i’diK sday fro m th e a p p le h a rve st
at Y a k im a .
Me darn«” . H e rb Johnson. L e w
L a m a lle , A. L . R ank and C F R o b
ins« in w e re guests o f th e H ill and
Dale c lu b O c to b e r 13 at th e h o m e of
M rs. T e n n is P y le . W h ile th e re n e
g o tia tio n s w e re mad«* fo r th e H ill
and Dale and L a u re l A cre s c lu b s to
u n ite at a tea fo r th e F ird a le school
te a che r ( )e to b e r 19.
B o rn to M r. and M rs W a y n e M u l-
liv a n O c to b e r 13 at th e Jones h o s p i
ta l. a hoy.
Relief Office Fills
County CCC Quota
('C C «luota fu r W a s h in g to n c o u n -
tv has been fille d , it was a n n o u n e -
«■ii bv M iss A lic e M a x w e ll, r e lie f
d ire c to r, w h o also sa id th a t 24 a d
d itio n a l a p p lic a n ts a re on th e w a it
in g list.
F o u r m o re places wer«‘ added In
th e c o u n ty 's <|iiota
M o n d a y,
and
w e re p ro m p tly fille d .
M iss M a x
w e ll has a p p lie d fo r a f u r th e r e n
la rg e m e n t o f th e q u o ta in o rd e r to
la k e up 111«' la rg e r e lie f needs o f
W a s h in g to n c o u n ty .
S u b s c rib e fo r
th e
A rg u s .
Picket l akes Post
Against Market
B
Banks High Loses to Amity
in First Football Game
For Results in Cash,
Make Sure of
Vitamins A and D
L llinls M ove H ere
F. E llio t a nd fa m ily m ove d fro m
S hady B ro o k to th e R a lp h K e n n e d y
house, w est o f Banks. S u n d a y. T w o
hoys o f t in - fa m ily e n te re d B a n ks
g ra d e school M on d a y.
W o rd has been re c e iv e d h e re
fro m M iss H e le n D icke rso n , te a ch e r
in th e B a n k s g ra d e school, last y e a r
and n o w te a ch in g in th e M o la lla
g ra d e school, th a t she has been i l l
se ve ra l w e e ks w it h e ry s ip e la s in th e
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F in is h in g touches on th e p a v in g
p ro je c t on East M a in s tre e t w e re
be in g a p p lie d th is w eek, w h ile
C ity M anager G eorge M cG ee c a l-
I c u la te d th e costs o f th e re c e n t
i rains.
A b o u t 20 m en h ave been w o r k
in g on th e p ro je c t, w ith W P A f u r -
j n is h in g some assistance.
Started
| e a rly in th e sum m er, a s p h a lt p a v
in g n o w e x te nd s to N in th avenue.
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(C o n tin u ed fro m page I )
B ra d o lp h . d r iv e r o f th e car, was
also s lig h tly in ju re d .
A n n a R o b in so n was also in th e
h o s p ita l w it h cuts and bru ise s w h e n
h e r c a r h it a te le p h o n e pole a t
L a u re l. M in o r in ju rie s w e re s u ffe r
ed b y M rs. F ra n k L ille g a rd , w h e n
h e r h u sb an d 's ca r c o llid e d w ith an
a u to m o b ile d riv e n b y A . W. W a lk
er, at F ir s t and W a ln u t streets,
streets.
East Main Paving
Project Finished
I have been making plates in my
laboratory for 16 years
Custom-Built
5 .0 0 x 1 !»
Four Auto Crashes
Toll of Week-end
Don’t Fear
False Teeth
Egg Production
for 1937 High
thia W inter with B u sch ’s
$ 5 .3 0
5.75
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ff'o n tin a r d fro m p a re ! )
IN T O
T H IS
W O R LD
TO
BE
C O M E S IN EO H US.
N e x t a G '.s p e le tte to o u tlin e O od's
in te n t to w a rd a ll w h o la y h o ld on
C h ris t's deat^i to c le a r th e m A ll
these go on t h e ir w a y re jo ic in g .
T h e y b e lie v e G od th a t th e y n o w
have e te rn a l life . T h e L o rd m ade
lie. e to you and w o n yo u to b u ild
yo u up in to th e lik e n e s s o f his Son.
R. ;ht t ie n A lie n y o u re c e iv e C h ris t
■ . S a v io u r th e n e w lif e sets in.
T h e change has begun. P ra c tic a l
righteousness takes ro o t. B ib le and
p ra y e i;
tr ia ls and blessings a re
th e a p p ointe d m eans. So y o u b e
come lik e C h ris t. He th a t h a th be
gun a good w o rk in y o u w i l l go
on p e rfo rm in g i t
in p re p a ra tio n
fo r th e day w h e n C h ris t w ill com e
to ta k e you to H im s e lf.
A n d la s tly a G o s p e le tte as to
ho w C h ris t s a tis fie s his o w n . S -K
a nd S rem e m be r. S Saves. K Keeps
and S S atisfies. C h ris t
never
deserts his ow n. H e m ay ta k e a w a y
a ll th e props and le t y o u s in k
d o w n to u tte r helplessness to le a ve
you stra n d e d on H im s e lf. G lo rio u s
h o u r! T h e n y o u c ry o u t and le a rn
his p o w e r as y o u n e v e r c o u ld have
k n o w n it . —"H e lp le s s I c rie d to th e
L o rd and he h e a rd me. L ig h t o u t
o f da rkn e ss he gave.”
N o w lis te n to th e m u c h perse
cu te d p ro p h e t J e re m ia h w ho speaks
o u t o f th e O ld T esta m e n t. Y ou see
h im le t d o w n in to th e d u n geon to
.ng in to th e m ire ; le ft to d ie o f
h u n g e r. T rie s u ffe rin g p ro p h e t th e y
c a ll h im . A n d th ro u g h th is m an
G od says— “ C a ll u p o n me a nd I
w ill a n s w e r th e e and sh o w thee
g re a t and m ig h ty th in g s th a t th o u
kn o w e s t n o t.” — J e r
33:3. — G eorge
N. T a y lo r, B e a v e rto n .— P a id adv.
u n io n s i.i- i- b y T orn L e n h a rt o f
P o rtla n d , p re s id e n t o f th e lo c a l o f
li- ll m i I n t c ii- s tiiig s to ry o f r u r a l r e h a b ilita tio n w o rk in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty . O n th e
R e ta il G ro c e ry C le rk .-' u n io n :
Ttw r pictur«
Il ft Is a b ro k e n -d o w n b u ild in g . w o rn by th e ravug«’«« o f th e w in te r sto rm s. O n th e r ig h t us a hom e o f
" M r . K im m e rle m ade an a g re e
tin- ty p o hobo; o ro c lo il u n d e r th e fe d e ra l p ro g ra m
w h ite , neat and spacious e n ough to h a n d le th e need.«
m en t w ith th e u n io n to in s ta ll
Phone 47 — A sk about our service
o f a lm ost any fa rm e r. T h o r u r a l r e h a b ilita tio n p ro g ra m is p ro v id in g s e v e ra l such ‘‘re s u rre c tio n s f o r
‘closed shop.' H o w e v e r,
pressure
was b ro u g h t to b e a r on e m ployes
W.i h u ig to n c o u n ty fu n n e l . t u r n in g b a ck to th e m th e re fu rn is h e d p ro p e rty .
o f his s to re and th e y have n o t as
y e t becom e m em bers. H e has not
W ednesday o f la st w e e k. M rs. Cass
liv e d up to th e o th e r te rm s o f th e
W ils o n re tu rn e d h o m e w ith th e m agre e m e nt in re g a rd to w a g e s ,
a fte r s p e n ding a w e e k v is itin g in h o u rs and w o r k in g c o n d itio n s .
T e le p h o n e 47
H ills b o ro , O reg o n
P o rtla n d
"H e accepted a u n io n c a rd a nd
M iss H azel W o lfo rd was u n a b le d is p la y e d it in h is sto re f o r tw o
to r e tu r n M o n d a y to h e r d u tie s as m onths, d e sp ite th e u n d e rs ta n d in g
te a ch e r o f th e G re e n M o u n ta in th a t w ith in tw o w eeks o f th e tim e
illy M iss M ary Sandy)
nose, face a nd neck, b u t is m uch
school as she was ill.
th a t he re c e iv e d th e card, th e sto re
BANKS
B ank . h ig h
school's b e tte r and at h e r w o rk again.
P a u l R e p p e to o f R y d e r w o o d . w o u ld be fu n c tio n in g u n d e r th e
fo o tb all te a m Io t I ’ s fit t j . j i i k * <-f Nebraskan* S ettle Here
W ash., was a w e e k -e n d v is ito r o f te rm s o f th e a g re e m e n t w it h th e
tin* sc.T.on w h e n it was d e fea te d b y
T h re e c h ild re n o f th e Cassell ^ 1S m o th e r, M rs. K a th a ry n R ep- u n io n ."
A m ity 13-11 F rid a y a fte rn o o n on fa m ily e n te re d th e g ra d e school last pCto, in Banks
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F o u rte e n m em b e rs o f th< B a n ks h e re fro m N e braska.
of H anks, le ft S a tu rd a y e v e n in g fo r
P ic k e tin g tro u b le s also d e v e lo p
E p w o rth l x ague e n jo y e d a s k a tin g A m ateur N ight O ctober 29
a v is it w ith h is p a re n ts in H aines
ed at th e C a rn a tio n M ill n e a r F o r
p a rty at tin* H ills b o ro s k a tin g r in k
A m a te u r n ig h t w ill be h e ld F r i- and to acco m p a n y a p a rty o f m en
est G ro v e w h e n 32 C. I. O. e m
F rid a y e ve n in g
d a y «-veiling O c to b e r 29. in the d e e r h u n tin g .
ployes w a lk e d o u t a fte r tw o C. I.
M r. a nd M rs V e rn o n In -Id s and L e g io n h a ll. E v e ry o n e is in v ite d .
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O. w o rk e rs w e re tra n s fe rre d fro m
baby son o f V a n co u ve r. Wash
l —i, . sp«*nt
G e o rg e F in c k S r. re tu rn e d hom e
one jo b to th e o th e r. S e v e n ty A
th e w e e k -e n d v is itin g M rs F ie ld 's S a tu rd a y fro m a P o rtla n d h o sp ita l,
F. o f L w o rk e rs re m a in e d on th e
L t ona R obertson, and w h e re In- bad been re c e iv in g tr e a t
m o th e r. M r
jo b , as a p ic k e t was pla ce d a b o u t
Ed ( ’ la rk .
m e n t fo r u lc e rs o f th e stom ach fo r
th e m ill.
Lose in Softb all
tw o m on th s. H e is m u ch im p ro v e d
B a n ks grade .-.elioni s o ftb a ll team and a b le to be a ro u n d th e house.
PRO PS A L L K N O C K E D O C T?
T h e a g ric u ltu r a l s u rp ris e o f th e
wns d e fe a te d by th e C o rn e liu s team A d d to T ro o p
y e a r p ro m ise s to be " N a tu re 's P e r-
J u s t to g iv e a b a c k g ro u n d to the
F rid a y at C o rn e liu s 17 to 1H. A re
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T h e h ig h si-le < >1 p u p ils w ir e g i \ - tro o p . G am es and in it ia t io n
stu n ts A A A p « ju ltry
section in W a s h in g - a ll o f us f o r — " A l l have sin n ? d .”
«11 th e ir IX w<« k list-, last w eek
w e re e n jo y e d . T h e n e w scouts are ton th a t eggs c o n s titu te a b illio n
N o w f o r a b r ig h te r p ic tu re to
Tla work o f I ■«••r u n n in g th e b r in - B illy F in c k . D a le D reezon.
Gene <jo u a r c r ,,p j „ f a rln va lu e . T h e 1937
Each year there have been im provem ents. M aterials
stand o u t a g a in s t th e b re a k -u p .
cd c h e rrie s o v e r th e b e lt was corn- D •'* avis D ic k ie V a n D -----
o rn. N o rm a n c ro p is u n u s u a lly la rg e a nd ru n n in g P a in t th e s h ru b th a t g ro w s in the
are more gum -colored, teeth look more life-life .
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p lc te d M o n d a y at th e B o d le b a r r e l L ie n and E v e re tt M c C o rm ic k .
in to a su rp L u s.
d esert g ro u n d w h e re a il else dies.
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w ith th e onions, w h ic h a re b ro u g h t
N o rm a n L ie n re ce ive d cu ts and tR js y e a r’s o u tp u t." said P ro f. Jam es he speaks o f C h ris t as th a t s h ru b —
fro m W a p a to L a ke .
E venings by A ppoint
bru ise s w h e n he was s tru c k b y an E R'ice dean o f th e p o u ltr y in d u s - C h ris t s h a ll g ro w u p b e fo re God
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«lay fro m P a rk d a le , w h e re he spent ! S u n d a y e v e n in g . N o rm a n was cross- c o n s u m in g 'p u b lic * an*d fo r th e "fam
o u t o f a d r y g ro u n d . So th e p ro p h e t
tw o m o n th s w o r k in g in th e f r u it
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in g th e roa d to jo in some p la ym a te s llie s on fiv e m , n lo n fa rm s h a v in g p o in te d to C h ris t w h o w o u ld come
M i a m i M rs W ilb u r t M u n fo rd o f w h e n th e u n n o tic e d ca r s tru c k h im . 1 j a v in g flo c k s
in to th is o ld w o rld to w a lk sinless
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N o rth B o n n e v ille v i site d W ilb u r t': He was ru sh e d to th e d o c to r w h e re
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a b illio n d o lla r egg c ro p s u r- w h e re e v il had la id its b lig h t and
m o th e r, M r:
F lo ra M u n fo rd . F r i- he re c e iv e d tre a tm e n t and was o r- passes in fa rm v a lu e even th e 15 cu rs e o.i a ll liv in g . N o w add— HE
dav a fte rn o o n
d e re d to bed fo r a rest and to get r n illio n b a le c o tto n c ro p and th e W H O K N E W N O S IN W A S BO R N
A lv a n P ro st and W i l l M ille r o v e r th e shock b e fo re he re tu rn e d B85 m illio n b u sh e l w h e a t c ro p at
if M c M in n v ille w ir e S u n d a y v is - to school.
p re se n t p ric e s fo r those staples
ito rs nt th e B« n r y M ille r home.
M r. and M rs. B ru c e D o w lin g w h ic h a ttra c t so m u c h a tte n tio n .
Banquet Tuesday
spent th e w e e jt-e n d w it h re la tiv e s
" T h e p ro b le m fo r egg p ro d u c e rs .’’
B anks E p w o rth L e a gu e c a b in e t m A lb a n y .
c o n tin u e d P ro f. R ice, “ is h o w to
member»» are to he p resent at a h a n -
M r. and M rs. J e ff K e n n e d y and pass o u r p ro d u c t in to c o n s u m p tio n .
(ju e t in th e M e th o d is t c h u rc h in d a u g h te r C o n n ie L o u o f B a n ks and
d e p a rtm e n t o f a g ric u ltu r e es-
F ore st G ro v e
T ue sd a y
e ve n in g . M r. and M rs. D e lb e rt C o rn e tt o f tim a te s th a t th e A m e ric a n p u b lic
T h e y a re th e h o n o re d guests o f th e B u x to n d ro v e to A lb a n y S a tu rd a y p as been e a tin g eggs at th e ra te o f
F ore st G ro v e E p w o rth League cab- a nd v is ite d re la tiv e s .
21 dozen p e r person p e r a n n um .
inet
T h a t is less th a n one egg a day
M rs Jo h n K e ssle r w e n t to P o rt* V is it in East
"W e m a in ta in th a t a good h e a lth y
M r. and M rs T e d E c k e rt o f B a n ks
la n d S u n d a y to v is it h e r s o n -in -la w
and d a u g h te r, M r. and M rs . G eorge le ft e a rly F rid a y m o rn in g f o r an d ie t c a lls fo r tw o eggs p e r d a y on
e xte n d e d v is it w ith frie n d s and r e l- th e ave ra g e fo r a d u lts, and th e U. S.
D ra ke.
a tive s in B ro w n s V a lle y . M in n ., and b u re a u o f hom e econom ics reco m -
M ove In to Moss Place
th e so u the a ste rn p a rts o f S o u th D a- m ends one w h o le egg a d a y fo r
M r. a nd M rs. A r lie C o rstcn s m o v ko ta . M r. and M rs E c k e rt cam e to c h ild re n .
ed in to th e M oss place a t W ilk e s O re g o n w it h M rs E c k e rt's parents. W o u ld S e ll S u rp lu s
boro.
M r. a nd M rs. A r t h u r M o r r ill, a b o u t
"T h ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try , fa rm -
A n n iv e rs a ry C e le b ra te d
th re e years ago. T h e y re p o rt th e y ers ancj p ro d u c e rs g e n e ra lly have
M r. anfl M is H a ro ld J e n s e n a n d jjg e th is p a rt o f th e c o u n try v e ry com e to g e th e r in w e ll-o rg a n iz e d
son Joseph w e re e n te rta in e d at a m u ch and hope to be b a ck ag a in in groups, a llie d on a n a tio n -w id e
d in n e r p a rty at th e h o m e o f M r. th e s p rin g .
basis f o r an O c to b e r ca m p a ig n to
and M rs. J. W. H u n t in St. H elens.
M r and M rs. E rn e s t M a r r and dispose o f th e a c c u m u la te d s u rp lu s .
in c e le b ra tio n o f th e s ilv e r w e d d in g sm a n d a u g h te r D a rle n e w e re w e e k- W e h a ve had th e b e n e fit o f g o v e rn -
a n n iv e rs a ry o f M r. a nd M rs. Je n -
nd guests o f M r and M rs. M a u ric e m e n t a d v ic e a nd th e p ra c tic a l co-
T h o m p so n a n d d a u g h te r o f St. H e l- j o p e ra tio n o f r e t a il m e rc h a n ts i n
i s< V.
M lss G e rtru d e W h it ik e r o f S co cus.
i e lu d in g th e fo o d c h a in s w h ic h are
fie ld is b a ck at w o r k in (he W il
M r. and M rs F ra n c is T ho m p so n p ro m o tin g sales o f o u r eggs in th e ir
lia m s c o n fe c tio n e ry a fte r a m o n th 's o f P o rtla n d sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d at 37,000 stores, th u s g iv in g a d ire c t
v aention.
th e B. W . A r m e n tr o u t a n d C lif f ! p ro d u c e r-c o n s u m e r lin e o f d is tr ib u -
D ave W ils o n o f P o rtla n d v is ite d S a n d y homes.
1 tio n . A s was re c e n tly sta te d b y th e
at th e C h e ste r D a vis hom e fro m
M r a i d M r« . R * y L ie n o f B a n ks .
W ednesday last w e e k u n t il M on d a y. w e re w e e k -e n d v is ito rs o f J a c k j
He h ad ju s t re tu rn e d fro m A la s k a R e ppeto and fa m ily a nd T e d R ep- ,
w h e re he sp e n t th e su m m e r.
p e to and fa m ily a t R y d e rw o o d .
M rs T ho m a s a nd d a u g h te r o f J e f Wash.
ferson w e re w e e k -e n d guests o f M eet A lter 30 Years
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! To each adult presenting this
Rev. a nd M rs W. F W illin g s .
M rs O liv e N ic k le s o f S p r in g fie ld .
ad at our yard Saturday, October 23, 1937, we will give abso
M r. a nd M rs. W a lte r H o o tm a n I l l , cam e to P o rtla n d la st T uesday
a n fl lit t le
d a u g h te r o f R a w lin s, 1 wh'c rè H . E. C h ris m a n o f B a n ks
lutely FREE, a full pint of BOYSEN’S TRU-LITE ENAMEL.
W y o . sp e n t T h u rs d a y n ig h t w it h ,net h e r and b ro u g h t h e r to B a n ks
10 B eautiful Pastel Shades
Nothing
less than this amazing FREE OFFER would do justice
M r. and M rs. C h a rle s K e ssle r and fo r a fe w w e e ks v is it. M rs N ic k le s
to
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fa m ily . M rs. llo o tm a n a nd M rs. and M r. C h ris m a n a re b ro th e r and
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K e ssle r w e re sch o o lm a te s in R a w siste r and b a d n o t seen each o th e r
PAINTS . . . VARNISHES and ENAMELS we are introducing
is the ideal longlasting O N E -C O A T
lin s 30 ye a rs ago.
fo r o v e r t h ir t y years.
to our customers throughout the northwest.
ENAMEL for kitchens, bath
A c re w o f 12 p e o ple is b u sy h a r
M iss L u c ille B u rn e y , te a c h e r o f
rooms, plastered walls, wood
v e s tin g filb e r ts on th e W. C. T o lc o tt th e f if t h and s ix th grades in B anks,
fa rm , n o rth o f B anks. T o lc o tt has a was n o t a b le to teach la s t T uesday
work, etc., whever a durable
good c ro p o f th e filb e r ts th is ye a r. a n d W e d n e sda y as she w as i l l a t ,
washable finish is desired.
M r. and M rs. B e rn a rd S e lle rs and h e r hom e in T ro u td a le .
Regular $1.10 quart, special
Q u a rt
tw o c h ild re n le ft S a tu rd a y f o r a
M r. and M rs. E rin C o ffe y a nd son j
introductory price for this
tw o w e e ks' t r ip in to C a lifo rn ia .
o f P o rtla n d v is ite d M r. and M rs. :
M rs. A . E. D a vis o f H ills id e v is it- Cass W ils o n fro m T ue sd a y u n t il
sale only
I cd tie r son, C h e ste r D avis, and tw o
NOPCO XX is a concentrated, standard
gra n d so n s se ve ra l d a ys la st w e e k
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A . H. Busch, T ro p .
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on sale at
H illsboro Feed Co.
NOPCO XX
available at
Im perial Feed & Grain
C om pany
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A g e n ts fo t W A L T E R
N . B O YSEN CO.
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