H IL L S B O R O Tage Eight ARGUS. H IL L S B O R O . T hursday. O ctober 21, 1937 OREGON Vc > Hany Ila Mae an d H elen are w a le i-g e n e ra h ’d pow er. pow er culin tests to school ch ild ren at m em bers of the Seaside band from saw dust fired boilers a h «I Timb«*r, S trusscl, Je d n io re a n d w hich played last w eek at the pow er from oil-b u rn in g boilers,” Woi»»tland seho»»ls Mon* «»f the*.»* stiu’k show. Mi Easier ponded out. "Should on«* Edwin and H enry Jacobson left pow »r supply fall, tlu* o th er tw o w ill be given in the future, it w a. diselosi'd Sunday for M itchell to hunt d eer types move into the b re a c h .” and pheasants. T he new boiler in S tation L has A rgus claoslfled mt« gel results On Kadto P rogram a capacity of 22.5.(HH) pound.s of G erald and H arold N ew m an of stentn per hour, and is com pletely P ortland w ere callers at the hom e (By Mrs. Mahle Allison) NORTH PLA IN S P - T A will autom atic in its operation It is p a r­ of Mr and Mrs YV E C rocker S a t­ mevt T uesday m the school bouse ticularly adapted f o r "boosting” MOUNTAIN HOME— Chehalem urday evening. G erald, a form er The group is interested in sponsor­ d u rin g peak hours, rcuching its M ountain Potato club m et Friday g rad u ate of C ooper M ountain ing a project to start a local public m axim um eapueity »puckly. *The evening at the hom e of the local -cln'ol. states that he is p a rtic ip a t­ library Mrs G eorgia Sm ith. H ills­ new boiler increase s the steam »>ut- leader, R ichard Joyce P lans for the ing m the F our Scpiare D ram atic boro librarian, has been usked Io put eapacity of S tation L hy a p ­ at potato banquet and show D ecem ber program s w hich a re broadcast over tell her experiences m starling a proxim ately 20 per cent 3 in the dining hall of M ountain W H IT T L E DRYER radio station K W JJ each T h u rs­ I library in a sm all com m unity F M "Tin* reeent shutdow ns in P o rt­ H om e church w ere discussed The day W adsw orth < KXI years old) is plan land lum ber nulls have J»*opardiz»‘d l.uurrl girls of the club w ere appointed as G ale Emmons, w ho in ju red his 1 ning It* tell some incidents of in a ste ad y supply of saw dust and hog a com m ittee to m ake th e m enu and leg w hile playing football, has been | terest in the life of Di John Me fuel and the installation of tin* new a rran g e for decorations. The boys W ashing and Drying absent from school for a few days. Loughlm Mi W adsw orth knew b o ile r, using »ul ex»lusi\<*ly, m in i­ a rc to assist the m others in clearing z\ d in n er party w as given Friday personally many of Dr M el.ough- mizes the danger from fuel sh o rt­ $20 per dried ton th e tables follow ing the banquet It evening at the horn»' of Mr and lin’s in tim ate friends age O ther boilers at th»* plant are is expected th at several men from Mrs G eorge Sipe in honor of Miss adapt«*»! for both saw dust and oil. Sm all lots a distance, w ho are pro m in en t in Betty Louise S aueernian of K lam ­ Game t-ritl.n 4-H club w ork, w ill be present, in­ T he school's softball team lost to und .oine use s.iw»lust » x d usivcly. ath Falls l c pou n d cluding W F. Cyrus. L. E Francis Mrs Fred S chuld en tertain ed M eacham F ridas at tin* Meacham of Hillsboro, and "D oc'’ Allen of grounds 15 to 1» A gam e is sch ed u l­ T uberculin l'»*sts G iven m em bers of the S h am rm k club of Flo ne S ch olls 2313 Corvallis. M em bers of th e club w ill Th»* county health offie»* an P o rtlan d recently at th eir hom e on ed for N orth P lains and Academv ex h ib it potatoes from th e ir own Friday at 3 p m. on the North noune»*s that d has given 117 tuber- C ooper M ountain fields. Most of the potatoes grow n Mr and Mrs. J P anike and Plains grounds by th e m em bers have certified seed M r amt M is J Benoit of Forest d au g h ter Mary ami son L ester of (•rove. rating. Mr and Mrs L ouis Z u rc h e r W eiser. Ida recently visited for a M ountain Home P aren t-T each er week w ith Mr and Mrs G eorge of Rock ('re e k and Rev F Scht'idt club m et at the school house F riday w ere w eek-em t visitors of M r and Sipe T he P anikes and Sipes m otor- i M rs W illiam H ere is th e a r tis ts conception of th e new M o rris Weil residence, ap proaching com pletion E m body­ afternoon. It was voted to buy song W dken ed to the coast over the w eek-end. I ing all the new est featu res of m odern construction, th e house is a ttra c tin g w ide attention, w ith H erm an books for th e school children. The The local young people w ill be Brookm an. P o rtlan d , aien iteet. and M ohr B io s, m e co n tracto rs C ut courtesy The O reg o n ian ' teacher. Mrs. G eorge K irk p atrick represented at the* C ounty ( ’ F has m ade arran g em en ts w ith Mrs. convention at B ethany S aturday H arry S chm eltzer to com e in oc­ and S unday by Be tty and R oberta Ins feet yet. although th e doctors casionally to play th e organ and to Johnson. Mary Fenim ore. Ethel hav e been try in g to get him in a assist w ith teaching singing to th e Johnston. Paul C ollins .»mi Tominx w alker pupils. The P.-T. club w ill m eet C ham berlain C ollins w ill be» the* Joseph Wenzel. Bill N elm s ami (By Mrs. J. A. McCoy) w ith Mrs. C larence Nelson for the convention song leader and have* Kinest fabrics in fitted sw ing Jo h n W enger retu rn ed Sunday n ex t m eeting N ovem ber 19. KANSAS CITY K a n sa s ( ' I I v charge of the devotional service from Scoggins valley w ith a stnail m odels a n d sw tigger styles— The recent rain s have help ed th e S unday m orning school childri n o rg an i/eil 1 1 citizen ­ d e e r B ird h u n te rs a re m ore p le n ti­ iBy Mrs. Anna Rock w aln u t grow ers by causing th e nuts m any fur trim m ed. and practiced w ith an orchestra, ful th an birds around this n eig h ­ ship club F inlay O fficers are First Aid Class Form ed to drop. C rew s of pick ers are busy C O R N ELIU S N< - . o f w hich w ill give a recital iti No­ A class of 13 «nrolled in the Red although some got the K ill'll V andehey, president; U rban in the m any w aln u t orch ard s in this W oodcraft w ill m eet in th e cue vem ber. Both of them play violins borhood. Colors are green, brow n, grey, Waldron, vice-president; Florence C ross first aid instruction given hy lim it m a short time. vicinity. R eports a re th at from four h all tonight (T h u rsd ay ' A social M arion L atham , w ho is em ploy- rust and wine. Individually d e ­ L ester Z u rc h e r retu rn ed to t h e Blaisi’ secretars R ichard B eam an, Miss B iehncr. a m em ber of the* to six dollars a day is m ade by good tim e w ill be had a fte r lodge They cd in M cM innville, v isited friends ___ 1J t.i. „ . — . ................. h ere Sunday -J . iivuit oi his parents. Mr and Mrs flag m onitor. Ethel McCoy, ho u se­ county health unit tail« d coats al an exceptionally average pickers. w ould like . » to - •....... have as man Mrs z\ndy C h ristn cr hemmed he i W illiam Z urcher. Friday, from keeper: G eraldine W aldron, d eco r­ B irthdays C elebrated lo w p r ic e M r and Mrs. I! T a n n er and fam ­ W allowa, w h ere he has been em ­ ato r. M arion V andhey. m an n er in ­ husband on his birthday O ctober bers out as possible. Mr. and Mrs. E m ery H arris en ­ ily m oved in to th e M ooberry Bros, ployed. spector. and E laine R a y m o n d , 14 w ith a d in n er at th eir home* M art H erm ans is replacing terta in e d a group of th e neighbors wood fu rn ace w ith a saw dust house S atu rd ay . G uests indude'd Mr amt Mrs Carl Mr. and Mrs John M urtz and health inspector. w ith a d in n e r p arty last Sunday. b u rn er. Birthdavs Celebrated C h ristn cr and Phyllis. Mrs Rosa lle iisru a rm in g Given F ritz Y ungen of K alam a and Mr G uests included Mrs. A lex Bruce. Miss Iren e L arson of Dali. a d G feller. Emma Jack er. and Mr and T h e <‘ ~. c c IP j t T uesday aft- anc| >irs j , H. Z um stein and fnim lv Mr and Mrs. Tony H eesacker Mr. and M rs L ester H affey and D orothy L arson of McMinn* ,1c ernoon T h ree b irth d ay s w ere ccle- W oodland W ish w ere d in n er and fam ily w ere pleasantly su rp ris­ Mrs E rnest Nelson fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge A. A l­ visited relativ es and friends h ere ’ b rated . Those honored w ere M rs pavtv gucst s 'a t the 'F r e d Y ungen ed F riday evening w hen th eir lison and sons. Mr. and Mrs. P ercy Sunday. , . « Tanner. M rs R. P. Shaw and honu, Sunday and visited friends friends cam e in and gave them a H am ilton and fam ily. T he occasion Mrs. J. C. H are of P o rtlan d spent M- e H elen H enderson.. in the neighborhood housew arm ing in th e ir new home, I w as in honor of th e b irth d ay s of a few days this Sunday knnaal Singfest Ittracta w hich they recently bought. several of the group. S ee C en ter W in d o w D isp la y | sister-in -law Mrs. M artha Mar.n. ,-d ;,t the M ethodist church Sun- H elvetia ball w as filled to capaci- Mrs M artin V anderzanden spent Mrs. A nna V incent, a fo rm er resi­ Thc m arried ladies' b ask etb all day Mrs A J O liver. Mrs. G eorge ty S atu rd ay night w hen the Swiss the w eek-end w ith h er sistAr. Mrs d en t of M ountain Home, now of Installation of an ultra-nioil. rn oil Dlan to m eet every Wed - Wilcox an d Mrs. J D elm onte gave yodelers held th e ir annual singfest. W alter Busch, of H illsboro. Mrs. P ortland, is visiting frien d s here d team burning boiler in Station I, again ay n ig h t at th e sch- ol gym nasium rep o rts on th e w ork fo r th e past On O ctober 30. there will be a Busch is ill at h er home. A t present she is th e house guest y- - i Sw iss dance and th e A lpine orches- Mrs. M eighen has been ill this dem onstrates the insurance policy of Rev. and Mrs. G. W. P lum er. an d they a re hoping th at all of th e year. of th e P ortland G eneral E leetrie Mrs M illie M cPherson re tu rn e d tra w ill play. Everybody w elcom e w eek at h er hom e Mrs. V incent first cam e to M oun­ ladies w ill tu rn out to play. M r a n d M rs. Jo h n V anLcm a:- S unday fr m a tw o w eeks stay in Mrs. M abel W illiam s is visiting C lyde M eighen is m ilking cows com pany against service in te rru p ­ tain Home about 47 y ears ago. and o rtlan d , w h ere she v isited h er h er parents. Mr. and Mrs J a s p e r for Mrs Tom W illiam s of H illside tio n ,. states R R. Easter. H illsboro w as fo r a tim e Sunday school su p er­ ten d ed th e w edd in g of AIi-s M iry P K effcr. She cam o from S eattle Oc- Mrs L ottie L eeper and two ch il­ division m anager The niece. Mrs. H arrv M acK ay. in ten d en t o f Moun t a i n H o m e W ilson of P o rtla n d Friday "P cpco is equipped to furnish Mr. and Mrs. C h ester D ixon a rc to b er 1. w here she had been visit- dren D anny and Jo an and her church. S he form erly ow ned w hat b rid e is a niece of Mrs. VanLom . hom e fo r a few d ay s from New ing h e r son I.eon of the W illiams m other sp en t the w eek-end at then- O fficers of th e St. A lexander's port. is now know n as th e S aunders ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a h e re he is em ployed. hom e in Forest G rove. p otato chip factory. farm , and la te r w hat is now th e C. A ltar society gave a card p a rty Mrs. Jo h n B oeker of P ortland is Jap an ese Move la st T h u rsd ay nig h t in th e school R. K irk p atric k farm T he Jap an ese fam ily. Inami. w ho visiting h er b ro th e r anil sister-in- F iv e h u n d red a n u E dw ard K irk p atrick is seriously au d ito riu m . law. Mr. and Mrs Louie S tro h m ay ­ had five children in school here, ill in St. V incent's hospital in P o rt­ pinochle w ere played at th irteen m oved to C alifornia last w eek. Mr. er. for the week P arty guests S u n ­ land w ith appendicitis and com pli­ tables. Inahara. a n o th e r Japanese, sailed day evening at th e S trohm ayer cations. Mr. an d M rs. Joseph Fineg-.n for Jap an last w eek. His b ro th er hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs. Theo Mr. and Mrs. J. B B artlett. Miss v isited at C orv allis Sunday w ' CANDY ta, H A llO W E E N H ELV ETIA — Miss W ilm a V. died and Mr In ah ara has gone to K rieger and Mrs Louie Plesnik of B onnie B artlett and M N. B onham th e ir d a u g h te r B lanche, w ho i G ales C reek. tak e up a building contract th at his to B atchelder, w hose m arriag e w ent to G ervais to atten d a fam ily atte n d in g O. S. C O tto S tro h m ay er spent last week H enry T hies re tu rn e d F rid ay B ruce B. C halm ers of M cM inn­ b ro th e r was w orking on Mr Ina- d in n er party. B onham rem ained to Satin and satin clastic make this sleek one spend a few days w ith his niece. m orning from V erova. N. D.. w h er? v ille w ill tak e place O ctober 22. h a ra expects to be back e a rly in w ith his fam ily m P ortland K H O C O lA T tS " Mr and Mrs J P. Vanili r. anden w as h o n o red w ith a m iscellan eo u s! soring to tak e care of h is - s tr a w - Mrs. W illiam A llsup, and fam ily of h e h ad tak en his fath er's body f piece with an uplift ot lace. The hack is and soil Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. A l­ sh o w er T uesday night. O ctober 12. , b e rry crop on the Ruefcii . 'a rm . G ervais. bu rial. bert V anderzanden and Mr. and ------------------------— lb S. P. T aylor m otored to T illa­ Mrs. Effie B u rn e tt i spendin at h e r hom e. Mrs. Effie Jackson | low and it closes with a slide fastener at M rs W illiam V anderzanden w ent m ook S unday and b ro u g h t hom e a a couple of w eeks in O nalaska, w as lead e r of th e pro g ram w hich to Salem Sunday to see th eir u n d e . G uessing center back. Model 4870 A load of Salm on. W ash. sta rte d w ith singing. H enry Hazen, w ho is ill in the hos­ and M. E. ch u rch L adies' Aid m et games. a m usical contest D ouble Six. an organ izatio n of Sturdy CASCADE (Avcrage)and D (Tall Average) / pital there. w ere et W ednesday of last w eek w .th Mrs ' beano six Odd Fellow and six R ebekah Joe K em pfer is p u ttin g up a new r lodges, w ill m eet at W ilsonville this Ray Shaw. T he afternoon w as s p e n t. bavin. most points s receiv ed a gift P la y in g f a t i l i silo on his own ranch to w hich lie Ito g iv e to th e prospective bride. ,n v Mrs. W. E. C rocker) S atu rd ay evening for a social ev e­ in jo in in g a q u ilt together. J. R. W ilflcy re tu rn e d Frida-- Mrs H enry C ypher and Mrs J R. COOPER MOUNTAIN T h e trull soon move ning. Scholls m em bers a rc m aking K ansas City school children and 2 9 ‘ 4«k plans to attend. from a tw o m o n th s’ trip spent S an d fo rd w ere first and Miss Ja n e teachers and ch ild ren of the Coop­ prospecting in tin? B lue m o u n tain - G -h ■» am i M iss E s th e r R obb sec- , x Mountain school are preparing th e ir teacher. Mrs W ilson have be­ com e m em bers of the ju n io r Red ‘•lu'4* 4,i,| p,.Lrr |*l4«ii>< Mr. and Mrs. H. H anna of Lot;..- ond Aft".- th e gifts w, re opened a num bers f • i carnival io be held Ncn-Support Charged c»»*l. ita laici view. W ash - -. e week- d a in ty lunch w a s se rv e d . M rs. J . I.. ,,, th e scho I hou Friday eve- Cross. G eorge E. H crren. em ploye on en d w ith M r. an d Boy Injured Mrs. G eorg B atch eld er an d Mrs. F rancis C hai- ning. O ctober 29. th e W olf creek road p roject, was A board fell accidently and hit IH an. mers poured. Fifty-five ladies were Jean Thomas, who has been ill re tu rn e d to C orvallis last w eek­ F eldm And be fitted by our g ra d u a te «(irsettieres th a t R alph V andehey on th e head Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. E lm er H ortm an r.f p resen t an d Mis B atch eld er re- for the past w eek, is recovering en d to face a ch arg e of no n -su p ­ K adoka. S. D.. visited Mr. day evening Ho w as taken to a and M r- ceivcd m an y lovely an d useful -lowly. specialize in tiltin g these fin er *'(io ssa rd s.” port. T he a rrest «yas m ade b v E ngelen M onday. gifts. C larence B eard has g< ne to Ban- doctor and had a few stitches ta k ­ W ashington county s h e r iff s offi­ Don en. M r. an d M r F ran k T u rk and Mrs W illiam Z u rch er en te rta in - don to w ork in a CCC camp, cers. M r and Mrs Tony K em per and d a u g h te r sp en t th e w eek-end w ith rd w ith a p a rty T uesday afternoon. The hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs Ves Q k r. I.. ( frr»'N lt. 4-1«« II* «. HO I Mr. T u rk 's p aren ts Mr. an d Mr.- G uests w e re Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Banv of C ooper M ountain wa.- th e M>-. and Mrs. Ixjuie S tro h m ay er a t­ i alg ia, mit»« i>l«( We specialize in quality com­ Tom T u rk , a t Manning. ten d ed the funeral of Mr. K em per s Schroeder, M rs. M ary Halver, Mrs. : ,, delightful h party • •lian »• m ercial printing.—Argus. tf Mr. and Mrs. R. W. R cp L g lc left Am M ay and Mrs. E. B laser of S unday evening. The p arty was b ro th er's wife. Mrs. B ernard K em ­ per at the V erboort church T h u rs­ this morning for Seattle to visit Portland, Mrs. J. J Nussbaumer, givet relativ es. Mrs. L. A lp an alp . Mrs. F red Y ung- of i.a G rande M rs Moss has rc- day m orning. Pack of IOO Born. to Mr. and M r; W illiam en and Mrs. J. M. D avidson of Hi 1- eentlv been elected grand chief of D usick. F rid ay m orning, a boy. He vetia. Mr. an d Mrs. W esley Piereti. the grand tem ple of the P ythian Purettst »ntwetts- has been nam ed R onald R ichard and Mrs. E rn est Z u rch er. The g ro u p Sisters. P resent w ere Mr. and Mi s. Mr. and M rs. L. C. M ooberrv. 1 had an un u su al treat as Mrs. Mary jrw in Moss and daughter Jayne of Yeast Tablets M rs M artha M ann and Mr .Matti. H alv er is an accom plished zith er LaG rande. Mr-. W ilb ert R iley . O. l ‘1»a«4»it ta » lin < S m ith visited th e Reed fam ily in p lay er an d Mrs. S chroeder a pro- r T aylor of P ortland. M r. and la h lr ia n « h nt S avings and loan men throughout G resham Sunday. fessional co n tralto singer O thers \ i r5 G eorge F erguson arid M r and v ita m in a B an>| th*’ cou n try are expecting m ore F riends of M r- C harles Mi'.--'.- jo in ed in th e singing and Mrs. Mrs. W. E C ro ck er of C ooper I - 'I r » I h r m ' construction activity in 1938 than Sr. will be glad to know th at she N u ssb au m er yodeled. Mrs Z u rch - M ountain. has retu rn ed to h e r hom e at S tev- e r serv ed an elab o rate Sw iss lunch. The ard o r of local h u n ters was in 1937. according to J. M. Person, pent M rs. Y ungen H ostess enson. Wash., a fte r h aving som ew hat dam pened on the open- w ho re tu rn e d Friday w ith Mrs tw o m onths' in a P o rtlan d h spital M rs A be Y ungen e n tertain ed tlic mg days of th e pheasant season by Person from atten d in g tjie national w ith a h eart ailm ent. L adies' A id at h e r hom e last heavy rains and a scarcity of birds. savings and loan convention in I.os Mrs. C h artrey has been PI for W ednesday. N ext m eeting w ill be A n u m b er of C ooper I'Jountain A ngeles O ctober 4-9. They w ere in I t pro b ab ly will cost you som e tim e, b u t is able to sit up at th e Jo h n W enger home, w h ere boys a re displaying black eves, th e south tw o weeks. less to tra d e in y our old car som e now. Most of the men th ere felt that Mrs. L. A lp an alp w ill be hostess. sprained ankles and various other on one of ou r renew ed, r e ­ Mrs. A rth u r M iller and Jim m ie Joseph W enzel visited his m oth- ailm ents, evidence th at th e foot­ the p resen t business recession was , only tem porary. th e w eek-end in P o rtlan d e r at th e St. V incents' hospital ball season is in full swing. conditioned late m odel used spent w ith h er sister, w h ile h er husband T h u rsd ay . S he is g ettin g along all F arm ers of C ooper M ountain arc c a rs th a n m ake re p a irs to w as d eer h u n tin g right now and on S u n d ay w as h arvesting th e ir potato crop these th e c a r you are driving. Violet H eine rep o rts lh.it hen movr 4 to th e hom e of h er daugh- days. T he averag e yield is reported G e t a c a r you can depend g randm other. Mrs. H enry Nutz. f 01 ter Mrs. K u rt B rune. a t R ainier. Ito be about 100 sacks p er acre, m any y ears a resid en t of th -s place. Mr a n ^ M rs D avid T schabold Mr. and Mrs. Milan P izer and on. is now living in M in n eap o u -. M inn. v jSit<-d his b ro th e r Jo h n at th e d au g h ters Ila Mae and H elen of w ith h er d au g h ter, „ h e is in good <-joocj S am aritan hospital Sunday. I Seaside recently spent the w cek- , h ealth and enjoying hei.-elf Jo h n T schabold is not ab le to be on le n d at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. F ran k Heesacker < f G aston ___________________________________________ __.______ l.ik e New | is stay in g at th e W illiam D usick home, carin g for h er d au g h ter and , new grandson. Mrs. G eorge H olseher retu rn ed L ike New S unday from P o rtlan d , w h ere she had spent the past tw o week v - CHEVROLETS 1 itin g h er d a u g h te r and o th er rel atives. FORDS Mr. and Mrs. W E Cook vis- 1 ited relativ es and friends in P ort - I Daily until M ay 14 from O ctober 12 to 14 B efore selecting a c a r come land FROM P O R TLA N D Mrs. Nels L arson of M cM innvilb S tandard T o u ris t Coach in a n d see these. w ho visited h er m other. Mrs Stella H ere are real values in first iptalily d airy and poultry B ennett, for th e past week, rc tu rn - Chicago . . . . $ 90.30 $ 74.00 $ 57.35 f e e d s . T h e y 're (lie sam e consistently reliab le IM PER IA L ] cd hom e Sunday. Des Moines . . *66.07 80.25 51.80 FEED S Dial W ashington county farm ers have used for TRADES TERM S P au l D ePrez is spending a few ' w eeks w ith th e hom e folks for Kansas City . . 66.07 80.25 y e a rs Io bring increased production, h e a lth ie r stock ami 51.80 th e first tim e in tw o years lie 1 low er feed cost. The new low prices are (he SPE C IA L Minneapolis . . 75.60 61.95 48.00 I em ployed by a w holesale m agazine fe a tu re - the qu ality is as high as usual. New Orleans . 105.70 67.60 *84.25 firm and he sells to dealers. Hi 1 w ork has tak en him across the I St. Louis . . . . 85.60 ♦70.10 54.35 j continent, as fa r south a ; Florida C H R Y S L E R - P L Y M O U T H | W hile on his w ay hom e he met St. Paul . . . . 75.60 61.95 48.00 USED CAR EXCHANGE I his sister, G race D ePrez. in San I T o u ris t T o u ris t Francisco, w ho is em ployed 111 S tandard S tandard Coach Coach 2nd and Washington Phone 2641 I | th e sam e w ork New York . . . $140.80 $124.50 $106.40 $89.75 Jo y ce Feldm an a n d D oane I Im p erial Egg Mash. Sack $2.05 I O 'Lai ne w ent to P o rtlan d S atu rd ay I Boston . . . . 146.70 130.40 1,0.40 93.75 Beautiful New Home Nears Completion Annual Banquet Chehalem 4-H Club Planned Library Plan Topic North Plains P. T. A. WALNUT DRYING New Fall Coats Citizenship C lub Form ed by Pupils Neighbors of Woodcraft Will Meet Cornelius Hall Tonight JU S T R E C EIV ED $1Q 95 Pcpco Likes Steps to Insure Service Stream line Your Figure ' W ith th is G O S S A R D Miss B atchelder H o n o red at Party 50 Carnival Planned •.cd rt coupic C ooper M ountain (¡OtfAR D he. Path •( Purctwt ASPIRIN TABLETS mm M ore C onstruction Looked for in ’38 Used Gars Fine Used Cars of Assured Quality 49- 60c DELTA D RU G STORE B3EBaB»aaa»BBaaa»»Bi 1937 Chrysler 1937 Plymouth NEW, LOW, ALL-WINTER /Q ^und 'Tup £■ .1 en able in p rice, y o u ’ll be pleased w ith the building 111a- •te ria ls a n d service you get from COPELAND LBR. YARDS 222 8. 2nd A ve. IIILI.>BORO Rhone .301 Atlanta . . Cincinnati . Detroit . . Philadelphia Washington . . . . . . . . . . 117.05 106.30 107.00 139.40 136.60 100.75 90.80 91.10 123.10 120.30 89.90 84.10 85.40 ,06.40 ,04.90 74.15 68.35 68.75 89.75 88.25 R eturn lim its o f ‘ 'Standard'* tic k e ts 30 d ays; o f other tic k e ts six months. P ro p o rtio n a l fares effective to m any other points. TICKETS HONORED S tandard, in a il classes of equipm ent. T o u ri * in to u ris t *!ce p in a • ars ar.d coa'hcs. T o u ri '.t-S tandard in to u ris t sleeping ears *o C hca g o , Standard sleep­ in g ra r* beyond. T c u r r t- C o ic h in to u ris t sleeping cars to C h ica g o , roaches b'.vond Coach, in coach's o n ly * I n to u r is t s le e p in '' ears w h e re a v a ila b le , ccaches beyond. Charges fo r sleeping car accom m odations are additional. T ic k e ts honored on these prem ier, fast a ir-co n d itio n ed t ’ ains P o rtla n d to S p o k a n e .S t. F a u l and C hicago EMPiRE BUILDER drained and coiled,in a ioca­ tion with which your family is familiar. In case of fire, telephone the Eire Depart­ ment, and then bring your hose into quick action. It may save much dam age. When* burn in g w eeds o r debris, wet down adjoining wooden structures to avoid the menace of flying sparks. NORTH COAST LIM ITED V ia G reat N orthern F y . Via Northern F - e ry fh ln g for com fort, pleasure and economy, in c lu d in g splendid meals, in m odern tra in tra ve l. Through fa r*s via P o rtlan d and these trains m ay be had on a p p lic a tio n to yo u r Southern Pacihc tic k e t agent, or d eta ils w il l be | furnished request by R. H. Crozier, G eneral Passenger A g e nt, S.P.&S. Ry., P o rtla n d , Ore. Pacific Ry. IMPERIAL POULTRY FEEDS M ilk Egg Manh. Sack Big-Lay Egg Mash. Sack 2.15 1.95 IMPERIAL DAIRY FEEDS Im p erial D airy, 2 0 % Protein. Ton Cow Ration, 1 7 % Protein. Ton Molasses D airy, 1 5 % Protein. Ton $30.00 32.00 29.00 Pricer; F. O. B. our w arehouse and su b je c t Io m a rk e t changer; Pay Cash and Save — T ia d e w ith Im p erial Peoples Water and Gas Co. R. E. W ILEY, Local M an ag er Imperial Feed & Grain Co. Filone ni Millrrs of <|ii.ility Freds South Srrnnri Ayr.