Pnpre Two
n ! r,LSR n R n
S. A., D> Meek
Celebrates
80th Birthday
So/on Retires
Royal Neighbors
Close Contest
With Big Party
ar
n rs,
Many Events Listed
tor Armistice Dav f
(('•«nliiiurd (rom pate P
hick d in n er a fte r the p ro g ram
In th e evening, a program to in
clude. m usic dancing, special n i l s
and a new attraction. Doughboys
I
ut " W ill be -laced under the
d irection of W ilbur Dillon, w ho has
been nam ed by H illsboro post u-
inaiiager of tin* affair.
n
t l l s n o r ö ,
o n r n o v
Tlmrsdny, October 2^
National Hearing Kraus Unworried
H eek Observed
by Albany Report
"No Hi i'd for ala) ill' nil*, the w;i\
October 24 to 30
Hi. t S uperintendent
It K raus
t>
O ctober 24-30 m arks N ational of the W ashington county school
An atten d an ce and m em bership
/
H earing W ,,
which, w ith tin- co office de a l died d istrict budget
contest closed Monda* night for the
itorsciiicm oi 1'i c-ul, iii R u o m v v II troubles in tin . c o u n t' folio" mg
(By Miss Margaret Mathirsen)
Royal N eighbors w ith a party at
amt sponsored In the American an artic le from Albany in which
th eir hall. The losing side, w ith Mrs
MOUNTAINDALE - S . A. D. Meek
w i l l ) for the hard of hearing, i . tin * dueutoi told ot distressing
Florence Com pton as lieutenant, e n
w as Ihe honored guest at a d in n er
set aside for the purpose of ac obstacles in the way of school mi
tertain ed the w i n n e r s of w hich Mis
p arty W ednesday noon in honor of
quinnting th e public w ith ihe provcnichl.s The report een teied
F reda Frost was lieutenant
Mrs ( o i iim it l i'i* X iu iiiiiin i'il
his eightieth b irth d ay ann iv ersary .
problem s ot the hard of hearing, on Hie lu g e 11111111)1 r of school'.
Ada Qualls, captain, offered prizes
H e is a son of th e late Joseph 1.
A ssisting Dillon in staging the the
anus of botti national amt local tli.it had Io exceed thi’ six per
to the leaders for m aking th e most carnival celebration w ill be Coin
Meek, fam ous in early O regon h is
m oney, atten d an ce record, and p ro m an d er J a k e Weil. Leon S Dax 1- societies, am i th e need of cone,Tied le n i lim itation
tory. G uests w ere Mrs. C lark e Ink-
curing th e most m em bers Mrs D r Kalnh D resser P L. P atterson i fiorl m the prevention of deafness
K raus p o in t'd out Hud 29 dis
ley of P ortland. Mr and Mrs M
Frost w c- all th ree prize... M r s A W Hoffman. T hurston John-on. amt the com er..alien of hearing At trii'ls III W ashington county had
M. H arvey of Newberg. Mrs Jasp er
so the reh ab ilitatio n of the d e afen
Q ualls m aking the presentation
K effer of H elvetia and d au g h ter
A J F e e lk rr and W. V erne Me ed through flic study of lip reading exceed Iho six poi cent lim ita
turn, aceountiiii; for a total ,x e e .
M rs Mabel W illiams of C alifornia.
Forest G rove and B anks eam p Kinney
amt social contacts; Hiding ttie
m em bers w ere guests: also some
Mrs. M aria Jackson. Mr. and Mrs
V eterans' conned ro m m ittiv in lie.ifi licit to secure em ploym ent of $26.363 36 This is about norm al
Ju liu s Schoenberg. Mrs. Maggie
n u m b e rs from P o rtlan d , and one ch arg e of the A rm istice day pro amt stressing th e need of annual he said, adding th at som e of these
d istricts had no base, and hence
from. N ebraska
C rocker. M r and Mrs. C larence
gram includes .lake Wed, chairm an
Meek. Mrs. J. G ates J r . Mrs Pat
G .fts and flow ers w ere presented W V erne Mi Kinney Leon S Davis hearing tests amt pro p er mpdienl w ere necessarily forced to exceed
treatm
en
t
for
children,
of
w
hom
it
the
lim itation
to Mrs M ary Ja n e Gray of P o rt P 1. P atterson A W Hoffm an, and
Davis and son. and Mr and Mrs
is estim ated that m ore than one
Meek. In the evening A K R ey
land. past suprem e ch an cello r and n u m b e rs from the V F W include and
a half m illion in th e U nited
No business firm should send out
past d istrict deputx
Mrs. Q ualls C om m ander Fred Corn. Lee C lark.
nolds. Folyd R affety and Mr. Meek
all celebrated th eir b irth d ay s to-1
m aking th e presentation w ith an 1 E Furrow and F W Plapp. .Ait S tates now have impu ted hearing' a letter w ithout its being on a
B
roadcasts
from
the
n
ational
us
prin
ted letterhead mid in a printed
g eth er at the Meek home, at w hich
o riginal poem and a song dedicated ditional com m ittee m em bers as
It lends dig n ity to th e
tim e Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Reynolds
to h er The new district deputy. signed by C om m ander W ed of the soeiation. P o rtlan d league, and Olli envelope
of P um pkin Ridge. Mr and Mrs. S en ato r F red erick S. S te in e r for K atie F airfax, who also organized , Legion.
include
W ilbur Dillon ers will be on the a ir during that business and gives it good advertis-
Floyd Raffety. Mr. and M rs Jo e m any years a leading figure in th e local eam p. w as presen ted w ith Ralph D resser. A J. F oi'lker and time, and ev ery o n e is urged to b e i»«
tf 1
com e fam iliar w ith the w ork of
Baker. Leslie Sew ell of Pendleton. national republican ran k s a n d
a gift and flowers, as was Mrs G T h u rston Johnson.
last
y
ear
k
ey
n
o
ter
at
the
G.
O
tin's**
w
o
rth
w
h
ile
organizations
Paslev Meek. Mr. and Mrs Robert
B ediany band has accepted an in
P riek ett of F orest G rove, state o r
\S COMING
P convention, h a s i n f o r m e d acle.
Meek and fam ily and J. W G ates
v itation to play in the p a ra d e on H illsboro lip-reading class is ob
friends
that
he
w
ill
not
ru
n
next
said he could
serving the w eek with display of
J r . and fam ily w ere guests in a d
•Armistice day
Tlie
pro
g
ram
consisted
of
tap
y ear for re-election.
but tie
posters amt d istrib u tio n of lite ra
dition to several w ho had been
dancing bv C arol C oslett and Do-
r now
tu re on flic aim s and ideals of th eir
th ere for the dinner.
rin n e Foelker. piano solo by Mrs
t ight
organization C o-operation of every
Mr. and Mrs. L eland W illis and H ardin and son of n ear Cornelius. S tella S trah l of Forest G rove, a
got w hat was coming "
deafened and hard -o f-h en ru ig p e r
dau g h ter of Salem w ere w eek-end C lair C rook of N ebraska and John- read in g bv Mrs F red Bovee of
You knew hint back in the palmy
son in the com m unity is earnestly
guests of h e r grandp aren ts. Mr. and m e W hiteaker of V ernonia v isited B ank- a sk it by Mrs Q uail- and a
desired.
days w hen lie just look a bit to
Mrs. F red Peachey.
d uet by Mrs. W F L o rm er and
at Ralph B uckley's Sunday.
W
ashington
C
ounty
F
ederation
be
sociable Yes tie could tak e II
Program Friday
J. W. T aft, m anager o f t h e
R einer W irtz of H illside
of W om ens clubs met at Scholls
d M rs Qualls.
T he M eacham C om m unity o rg a n M aryellen G riep w ere m arrie d a n »t
„ T h e h ,U i ' as g r a t e d w ith fall las! T h u rsd ay w ith a large crow d Aeousticon in stitu te of P ortland,
ization w ill give a program ano V ancouver last w eek
flow ers and a big cake xvith the m atten d an ce Mrs. O lin Hosford spoke to the lip -read in g class at
N
• —
p arty at th e school house Friday
L ucille Lepschat, w ho is tak in g *oc*)ie entb.cm in p u rp le and w hite o f P ortland was the principal th eir w eekly m eeting Friday in
Unexpected guest, for dinner?
evening. E veryone is invited
attractio n on th e refresh - sneaker, rep resen tin g Mrs Sadie the public lib rary He urged oi
nurses train in g in P o rtlan d , spent w as
of a ch ap ter o f t h e
Dick H annaford of P o rtlan d spent S aturday and Sunday w ith h er p a r m ent table.
Here', a rule you'll find a winner:
O rr D unbar, w ho was unable Io ganization
A m erican society for the h ard-of
th e w eek-end h ere w ith his g ra n d ents. Mr. and Mrs Rudy Lepschat
atten
d
Mrs
Thom
as
C
onnell
of
hearing in this com m unity A n u m
m other. . ____
Mrs F.lsie
Weax’er.
and
u
n
-
To serve a perfect drink, depend
.... _ ,
.
Buddy and Jo y ce B arnes of For-
Hillsboro, county president, p re ber of visitors in terested in the
nletond 8 n t’
3nd
R° ’V A p' I est Grov<? sp en t Friday and S atu r-
sided. and M rs Fred E ngeldinger w
On
CAIVtRT. . . it', a perfect blend!
ork w ere present from nearby-
is th e county secretary
o j
j -
<
<
. day w ith th e ir g ran d p aren ts Mr
towns.
S unday dinner party guests of and Mrs Will Hanev
Mr. and Mrs. J F leislier and lit
R eports of c l u b s represented
Mr ±
M r7 £ r m
o Fe-V "
M r and Mrs. R einer W irtz w ere tle son of Seattle, and Miss Anna w ere given at the m orning ses
K ram ien. w ho has been attending sion, and Muss C lara E ngebretzen.
I?‘,eren a,' j given a ch ariv ari T hursdav night.
H om ecom ing at I. infield
high
school
in th at city, arriv ed county nurse, gave a short talk on
son H arold. Miss F red a Moore and Mrs M urphv w as onerat.-H on
-
— ■
L
IN
FIE LD COLLEGE. M cM inn
C m ‘X Pr rei" h u ° fi P ° rtla n d
.
S aturday at the h o sp ita M n Forest ? “ Cda-v Tfo: " v ' ’ " ,,h th e ladies' health w ork. In th e afternoon a
ville, Oct. 27- (S pecial)—O ld grads
Mrs. Loel H ollenbeck w as pleas- G rove She is g etting alone as well fath e" J A K ra r
M r Fleishe
___ r program w as enjoyed w ith vocal re tu rn in g to L infield for the h om e
an tly surprised w hen frien d s called as can i„, pvneeted 8
g as \ t .l w
Wl11
ill be em ployed in r>,„.1—
P o rtlan d 1
solos by M rs E. J K ortzeborn. ac
ing w eek-end O ctober 2!». 30
M onday ev ening in celebration of
expected
Mr. and Mrs Carl Rickson and com panied by Mrs. F red Sewell: com
and 31 will again w itness the W ild
b irth d ay anniversary . The evening
ch ild ren of Taft w ere w eek-end p iano n um bers by Mrs.
E a r l cats defending th eir hom e tu rf
CHRISTIAN N JAGER
w as spent in playing ''500'' in w hich
guests of Mrs. R ickson's m other. S tretcher, vocal d u et by Mrs C
Mrs. A ndy C h risten er and Jam es
C hristian N. Jager. 69. of G arden M rs. C H N o sie r M rs M ilt ■. A S tre tc h e r and Mrs. W. C handlee. against the invading U niversity of
M athiesen had high scores. P resen t Home, died W ednesday. O ctober M arcy and d au g h ters of P »rtland w ith Mrs Jo h n S u th erlan d as ac P ortland Pilots. Tin* kick-off will
w ere Messrs, and M esdames A ndv 20. F u n eral services w ere h eld Sat- w ere S atu rd ay guests of Mrs. N os com panist, and songs by M aster be at tw o o'clock S aturday a fte r
noon. Special hom ecom ing featu re
C hristener. A. K. Reynolds. H enry u rd ay at P e g g s chapel. B eaverton. ier.
Reece.
w ill be the dedication of the new
C ypher. W illiam Joos. Jam es M ath- w ith b u rial in C rescent G rove
Mrs W innie T aylor and h e r son
A ttending from the C offee club m en's do rm ito ry im m ediately fol
iesen. R ichard Sandford. E arl Hoi- cem etery.
R obert T aylor, w ho arriv ed Sundav w ere M esdam es F red A m acher. low ing the game.
C o p r. 1 1Î7 C A L V E R T D IS T IL L E R A C O R F .. D l l -
lenbeek and Loel H ollenbeck.
from Seattle. Wash , left Tuesday- Conn W illiams. C F. Wells and Lois
r i L L C R I l S F i r i A Y M D A N D L O l l K V I L i r MV .
Mrs. C harles Schom burg of N am
m
orning
for
his
hom
e
in
Anaheim
.
C X E C U T IV L O F F IC L S t C H R Y S L I R R L D C ..N . Y .C .
Marriage Licenses
W alw orth, delegates. Mrs. T G
S ay you saw it In the A rgus.
pa. Idaho, is spending several
Cal.
Mrs.
T
av
lo
r
has
been
w
ith
h
er
B ronleew e. Mrs. K ortzeborn and
G eorge F. Goetze. Cornelius.
w eeks h ere w ith h er fath er. J. C. Bessie
C lester. F orest G rove. Octo- d au « h te r- M rs- Bay Hulit. since Mrs. Sew ell. The S ervice club was
R affety, and o th er relatives
sPrin
g-
rep
resen ted bv M esdames J L An-
Mrs. Jim M oore and baby have b er 20.
M artin H illis
of
I.
Hall.
H ...........
K ellington.
L ean d er S. Irving and E dith Mav
,
, , th e V. S. S Ogla- derson.
...
— - B - —-
.........
re tu rn e d to h e r hom e from Forest Coffin,
both of P o rtlan d O ctober la- sta,1°«'cd ln Bayyan. w as a guest W. V B ergen and P A A nderson
Grove.
20
la8‘
of his bro th er. H ow ard
N ext m eeting of th e countv fed-
C harles J. D uyck and M axine A. Hillis. and Mr. and Mrs. G erald eratio n w ill be held in H illsboro in
Davidson.
He
w
ill
re
tu
rn
to
H
awaii
Ja n u a ry w ith th e C offee club e n te r
P arrell. both of Banks. O ctober 22.
taining.
Lloyd W. H oodenpvl, G a s t o n , N ovem ber 1
Mrs.
M.
A.
L
ynch
of
Redm
ond
a n d M ildred L ucile B u c h a n a n .
(By- Mrs. Lou Wright)
w as a guest last week of h e r b ro th
Mrs. H elen F ord of Laurelw ood. Ju n ctio n City. O ctober 23.
e r and sister-in-law . Mr. an d Mrs
Ben Reid of N ebraska. Mr. and Mrs
J- W. B ailey. Mr. Lynch spent th e
End o f th e
Sam W ebb and Mr. and Mrs. F ran k
Quality job printing—Argus.
w eek-end here.
Mr. and Mrs. C arleton H ande of
1 S ilverton sp en t th e w eek-end w ith
Mr. and Mrs. T hom as R. C onnell.
n o rth east of Hillsboro.
L y le an d R obert Ellingson a re
em ployed at B ridal Veil. They
have been w o rk in g tw o w eeks in
a box factory.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. B eattie and
M r. and Mrs. F ra n k Doane and fa m
Does th e fam ily c a r fail
ilies sp en t th e w eek-end w ith Mr.
to . s ta rt easily these cold
and Mrs. C larence Post at Neyvport.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M cDowell of P o
m ornings?
m ona. Cal . w ere guests th is week
of Mr. an d Mrs. J. R. B etzer and
fam ily.
C h arles Dorow. Mrs. C arl V oges’
An ignition and m otor tune-up, a few m echanical
E very slip w ith th e n e w
father, left fo r P o rtlan d S aturday,
L aros P erm a-L oekt seam and
a d ju stm e n ts will p ro b ab ly m ake it s ta rt a t the first
w h ere h e is living w ith his d a u g h
e v ery slip carry in g th e seal
ter. Mrs. Erickson
tu rn of th e s ta rte r. B ring it in to d ay !
of th e B etter F abrics B ureau.
Mrs. J. M archand of Sacram ento.
A seal of highest quality.
Cal., h o u sq guest of Mrs. J. L. A n
derson fo r - th re e yveeks. left last
Latest T esting E quipm ent — W ork G uaranteed
$ 1 .6 9
w eek fo r home.
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Voges com
p lim en ted Mrs. Carl Voges at a
b irth d a y d in n e r last Sunday.
Mrs. Dan E rdm an is en tertain in g
th e L u th e ra n L adies' Aid at th e
Clean C om fort S tations
D rinking F o u n tain s
ch u rch p arlo rs today.
C ry stal B elle Voges of B anks e n
Third and Lincoln
Phone 1271
terta in e d a gro u p of friends on h e r
n in th b irth d a y p arty .
Miss E u d o ra Johnson of P o rtlan d
v isited at th e Sam H ulit hom e th e
first o f th e w eek.
L ouie L om ax re tu rn e d S atu rd ay
nig h t from a w eek's visit w ith Ja c k
Here isthem ost beautiful coal-wood range
B a rr a t M edford.
T w in sets and sm art n e w
M r. an d Mrs. Jo h n L au rs spent
ever built. But its beauty is only the be
blouse types. B etty B row n's
th e w eek-end at P e Ell. Wash., w ith
Mrs. L a u rs' fath er.
Hand K nits and m any clever
n o velty knits.
ginning. For under the gleaming all-por
V ernon McVey of n ear M aupin
w as a guest last T h u rsd av of J. H.
$ J .9 5
$ J .9 5
G arrett.
celain exterior, you’ll find:
ulotu*. One nu mielit my fij « lid ;
(!od make*- no 'd istinction bi*tw(*«*n
diffeK •nt kind.s of sin. In h i.i llolv
eyes. M il IS s ill und all bin IS .1
W ill separating betw een bun und
hr; et -eat nr«**- !•d r tin* man ¡iwa\
this i 1 pronuse. \ « h i must retali ill III! ■ H o ito n i u n d y o u \x In i h n e
(UK* S'lohborn iu d Like leprosi I l l .1 1 •(•gun to iday w ith m u lin i,.
that c; >1 in until fingers < lnp off Is but one bop(‘
and no c .nid c a r; lough away. >•
“Ju st as 1 unt. W itllOUt OIK* I 'li'.i.
(I( (*S sin eat into 1lie will power
1. Hilo bv little the ability lo sav
me;
N( > wc .»k< II • At kt 1 the will fade-
And that thou l»id«t'.st mo come
nut Y( in litan is i k »\\ helpless. :i
to Thee.
skive 1io Ihe thing that has been
< > I annh oi ( iod I i (• u h * “
coiling it e l l ahmit Iitin to crush
.h n s Chi i t Save s K eeps an I
the lif, * out of him
Sail tics SAVES in that He died
Scene T w o You can gm*«.s An under your death penalty to clear
(»hl hum. ragged. * m etis. bleary
you
KEEPS
I give unto them
c.scd And the w el I-dressed win» ( ternal life and tlu s
hall nevei
must pass through that pail of the parish'" SA TISFIES “('ird th g all
city tell thom selses
It »el ves him t o u t « .in * u p o n lim t fi i lie eareth
right: he had it coining, he d id n ’t foi you
(toolge N T aylor. Ilea
uhc
his will pow er mid h a v e it velton
Paid ads
PI U S
County Club M eeting
Held at Scholls
On \ our Money
Wp know no o th er
EQUALLY SAFE
Local Happenings
Plan w hich will pay you as good a re tu rn
on y o u r m oney.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY!
MEMBER
I EDI RAI. HOME: LOAN BANK
Tualatin Valley Federal Savings and
Loan Association
J M
PERSON. Mgr
S aving, A I nan Bldg.
Hillsboro. Oregon
Thatcher
Month
Features
Tune-up Your C ar
for W inter!
Larosuede
Slips
A N N I V
Sahnow Bros. Garage
House Dresses
House Coats
Smocks
Sweaters
A l l -S ie d H oppers-- -
A n d You’ll Feel Like
C eleb ra tin g , Too, W hen
You S e e T h is B e a u tifu l
N e w M onarch !
O ctober 29 to November 6
A n Important Improvement in
M'CoRMKK-DEERiNGGrain Drills
B ecause th a t m an in B udapest
talk ed u n in te rru p te d ly
fo r
17
s tra ig h t days, m any m en fear th eir
wives w ill be sp u rred on to g reater
efforts.
GOAR'S
Woman’s Shop
r. M. BARNES. Prop.
USED CARS
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
On Late M odel Used C ar, Sold w ith Our
“O. K. G U A R A N T E E T H A T CO UNTS"
McCormick-Deering 14-7 Crain Drill.
L L -ST E E L Hoppers on
• McCormick-Deering plain
grain drill,— that’s the big drill
news now. Come in and let
us show you this real improve
ment in a real line of drills.
They will drill more accurately
and last longer than ever before
because the steel hoppers com
bine with the strong steel frame
to hold the feeding mechanism
in correct alignment.
The new hoppers on these
McCormick-Deering Drills will
A
not sag, warp, split, or ro t—-
they are made of rust-resisting,
heavy-gauge steel containing
copper. They are water tight
and grain tight — you can pour
grain into them without spill
ing it on the ground.
Improvements have been
made in the feeds, too, and
there are roller bearings in the
fully enclosed end axle bexes.
Whatever kind of drill and
attachments you want, we can
furnish it.
REMEMBER
DAIRY
FEEDS
w
*
IM S
POULTRY
FEEDS
HILLSBORO FEED CO
McCORMICK-DEERING FARM MACHINERY
Phone 271
160 W. Main St
’37
’36
’36
’35
’35
’34
’32
’32
’32
’31
’31
’31
’30
’30
’29
’29
Chevrolet Town Sedan
Chevrolet Sport Sedan
Ford DeLuxe Sedan
Ford DeLuxe Coupe
Pontiac 6 Sedan
Chevrolet M aster Coupe
Chevrolet Coupe
............
Plym outh 2-door Sedan
Pontiac 6 Sedan
Willys Sedan
..................
Ford DeLuxe Sedan
.........
Pontiac 6 Sedan
Plym outh Coupe
Buick 6 Sedan
............
Erskine Sedan
....................
Ford R oadster ........................
$675
625
585
495
625
475
295
275
295
195
275
245
245
295
115
39
A big, 19-inch, insulated oven that
bakes and roasts to perfection . . .
A Mirco process polished cooking top with
plenty of space for pots, pans, kettles . . .
-X
M akes Everybody Ilappy
A fully insulated warming compartment
where you can keep food tasty and hot
until m ealtim e.
And, of course, this New Monarch is
full malleable construction . . . fire
box is equipped with special linings,
duplex grates and famous duplex
draft . . . all bright parts are pro
tected w ith “ MIRCOBRITE,” a
brilliant tarnish-proof finish.
Ihe price of this New Monarch
Coal-Wood Range— in spite of all
these outstanding improvements—
is LOW! Let us show it to you soon!
— D el.u se 4-w all con stru ction —Vllrlfuxed
enamel flue lining, —Reservoir optional.
GOOD NEWS! ENAMEL WARE FREE!
lets Enamel Ware will be given FREE to every person who
takes advantage of our MONARCH “ 13 Star" Sale offer The
number of sets is limited, and it’, first come, first served. Act
quickly. Get complete story from us at oncol
M anv O th e rs P riced from $15 and up
HALVORSON MOTOR CO.
CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE
Hillsboro, Oregon
Phone 444
LESTER IRELAND & CO.
T h ir d a n d M a in
HILLSBORO
Phone 2411