T h u rsd ay . N ovem ber I I , 19,37
fl 1 L L S B O It 0
Buxton Group
Plans Dance
for Saturday
Screen's “Heidi'
ARGU S,
11 I I, I, S B O R O ,
Banks, Vernonia Teams Play
on (It.. Banks
A*_* Gridiron Today
I i«*y t
I arid
OREGON
jhf chool at B anks last year
teaching a t M anzanita this
Paire T hree
Ditch Blasting
Cost is Seven
Cents Per Foot
I y ear
Ifopkm s Leave«
E F Hopkins left M onday night
| ror N orth Junction w here he will
(By Mr«. Max D reessen)
' vice flag hung hark of tl .■ pulpit , b e d e p o t a g e n t He plans to r e
BANKS flanks high school elev The A m erican Legion, it A uxiliary m ain there until spring and will
en
will
play
the
V
ernonia
football
(lly Mr». J cnni *
arid Sons of ttie Legion m arched in th e n i e : „ r n to his job at W ilke,-
q uad A rm istice day, T hursday, at a body follow ing the color: S crip boro if the logging ojM ratioru op-
BUXTON A Uance wil he spoil- j
2 p m on the Buukx field Let s all tu re w as read by the legion ch ap I en up.
A pproxim ately seven cent per
M.ri’d by W II A at theli hall here
g<> and give our teum sup|xirt
Mi lo rn Engen w ent to V ernonia lineal foot w as th e cost of blasting
lain, H A W ilm x P receding th<
.SahiKlay nielli Music will he tu rn I
Miss Jean Bush of M anning, a m om ent of silence the au x iliary S aturday to visit. Mr. and Mrs. N or
ishcd by V andehey s o n heslra
sophom ore III high setiool. was iuk- president, Lena T aylor, laid a m an Engen and baby for a few days. out a ditch w ith pow der on the A. R.
H ammong farm , th ree m iles south
M in . Mollie T allm an and non* I
• n to lh<‘ H illsboro hospital, w here w reath on the a lta r Hev W illings
Hu- .e|| an<| Melvin l ’ow ell retiiin ed j
she w as Operated on for appendicitis I gave the serm on and dedicated the
east of H illsboro O ctober 30. An old
In.me from K arrlnhuru Monday
tw o w eeks a g o She retu rn ed home service to th e U nknow n Soldier
ditch was cleaned out by blasting a
niuhl Melvin, w ho has been ill anil I
•Saturday She ix im proving nicely.
Follow ing the services, all p artici-
new channel averaging 14 inches
in a hospital, is im proved.
P lan (¡y u m ( la ss e s
■ paled in a pot luck dinner.
deeper and tw o feet w ider at a cost
Mr and Mrs Karl F isher of S un-
(¡ra d e school teachers plan to M o v e from W a sh in g to n
of $24 for pow der and blasting caps
<< »»nIinued fro m pave 1.)
Het sjwtit the w eek-end h ere
have physical educutlou classes
Mr and Mrs J B Clogston and
and 22 hours of man labor Som e
F iery W hiteside. H arry Sim onton.
when the gym nasium is finished in daugtiter from W ashington have merit: 'Iity of th e child, educators w hat m ore pow der w as required in
II.Hold I* i .her and Elton Ingram are
the n ear fu tu re Mi s Lucille Bur moved into the living q u a rte rs over have a r r i v e d at the conclusion that this p a rticu lar case than for some
I'cehng piling for (jen zers on (Ireen
ney. teach er of the fifth and sixth the A tlee store. The d au g h ter e n th e n lental age of six and one-half blasted ditches due to the stum ps
M ountain.
S hirley T em ple comes to t li e grades, will have ch arg e of the girls rolled in th e high school last week. years /narks the p ro p er startin g and logs in the ditch line w hich r e
W It. A Ludiett a re q u iltin g for
of the four u p p er grades for a 40-
V e n e tia n s c r e e n S u n d a y , M o n d a y
Mrs F Irvin and tw o sons of Oak point Tests given in first-grade quired ex tra loads, rep o rts E verett
M is .Jewel Ixjflh at O renco.
and T uesday us sta r of t )i e m in u tc period b efo re noon. Thg* (¡rove spent S atu rd ay and S unday classe have show n us th at th e men- H. Davis, of the engineering d e p a rt
Mrs. Mollie Tullm un and non ' Heidi." th e story th at is loved principal, Verle White, will have w ith Mrs Irv in 's m other. Mrs Alice tai at
of six -y ear old children
vary from four to n ine years—a m ent of the state college, and Stan
Hu .ell Pow ell w ent to H arrisb u rg
liv m illions the world over. "Wife, a 40 Uimute period for th e hoys of Parm ley.
McClurg, of th e county agent's of
last I iiesday to visit th e ir son and
variation
of
five years.
Doctor
and
N urse." starrin g th e four upper grades in the a fte r
Mr and Mrs. F rank L ester have
fice.
brother. M elvin Powell, who ha.s l.n ic tta Young. W arner B axter noon Tins will Iuke the place of the , re tu rn e d from Independence and Mori- ( (/operation Is Goal
W here the land is too w et or too
,
n »11 w ith bronchial tro u b le amt V irginia Bruce, i.s billed for r e c e e B asketball, volleyball, folk j Hood River, w here they have been
M odern school d isciplinary m e th
•uid o th er ailm en ts He ha.s been T hursday. F rid ay an d S aturday. 'lan cin g and o th er gam es w ill be i w orking T hey a re living in Mrs ■ ods. he declared, involve a closer brushy to p erm it ditching w ith
heavy pow er m achinery blasting is
«•mployod n ear H arrusburg t h i s
taught The low er grades will have 1 M unford's house by tin- railroad
cooperation of student, p aren ts and a quick and com paratively easy
sum m er
recesses.
't a l k B ille d F riday
teacher
When
o
u
r
teachers
go
to
m ethod of establishing open ditches.
Mis. Ella Hill unci Mrs I.u ra F ritz at Aloha last w eek. Mrs. i .u n d ie s M ove
Mrs. DeVirs. religious educator the parents to attem p t solution of If the land is sufficiently free of
M is.
O iri trn so n ,,f P o rtlan d and .Mrs H e llis h s ta y e d n ig h ts w ith
T
he
Moroski
fam
ily
of
west
of
for
the
O
regon
conference
of
the
I
disciplinary
difficulties.”
he
said,
brush so th at a large g ra d e r of the
A Willis o f C o rn eliu s
visited G m d h arl d u rin g Ills absence.
B anks moved last week to B ethany M E church, w ill speak in the
w e consider th at th e pro p er thing type used in road w ork can be used
friends and relutive* h e re l a s t .Miss Itin. k H o n o red
T
he
Koscnnw
fam
ily
of
Iowa
Hill
|
B
anks
church
F
riday
at
7:30
p
m
IS
b
e
in
g
done
Much
of
o
u
r
d
iffi
week.
A b i r th d a y d i n n e r w a s g iv e n fo r ha moved to ttie place vacated by E veryone is urged to atten d Young culty will be elim inated by b rin g during d ry w eath er it w ould u su al
ly be cheaper to m ake open ditches
Mr.s Je..«ie Tillm an, who is cm- Mi i Evelyn Hinck at the C orbett tlie M oroski fam ily
people of the E pw orth L eague and in g about this necessary u n d e r w ith th a t kind of eq uipm ent than
I'loynl at V ernonia, sp en t t h e C ro w th er hom e Sunday.
Mr
and
Mrs.
C
harles
Shipley
Sunday school w orkers a re especi standing betw een teac h er and stu w ith pow der. T his la tte r m ethod
Week-end here
dent "
pent S atu rd ay nig h t in Jew ell, v is ally urged to attend.
has been used rep eated ly in W ash
llnldink Ituvs P ro p erty
iting relatives Mr and Mrs D P Add to P lan t
O ne of the w isest things being ington county, opening ditches to a
H II lliddlnk lias purchased till
H
opkins
of
Tillam
ook,
w
ho
w
ere
done
at
present
by
m
any
school
A
new
onion
topper
and
grading
depth of th re e or four feet and
m rc s of land from N p Nelson
V isitin g m Jew ell also, re tu rn e d m achine was installed in the R D boards, he
said, is laying aside spreading th e m aterial out on th e '
went of town.
hom
e
w
ith
them
and
w
ill
visit
this
money
for
fu
tu
re
needs,
th
u
s
elim
i
Bodle
p
la
n
t
last
Friday.
This
m
a
banks so that it w as not an obstruc- '
Hev. H M Hood was calleit to
week w ith tlie S hipleys and o th er chine grades, top« and sacks from nating the costly process of bonded tion to the w a te r d rain in g in.
P ortland Friday to th e bedside of
( (o n tin u r t i fro m page
relativ es
700
to
800
sacks
a
day.
T
h
ere
art-
:
indebtedness,
through
w
hich
sum
s
his daughter. who has been ill fo ri disband in tim e for th e p atrio tic
Mrs B righton and Mrs. Roy R us eleven m en em ployed at the pres- far ;n excess of actual value r e Not U nknow n H ere
som etim e
In using pow der and blasting a
program sch.xluled for II
sell of Y am hill spent T hursday w ith ' en» tim e This large onion crop has ceived a re often paid out.
W illiam M cCarty, w ho has been
ditch by th e propagation m ethod
M em bers of th e national guard
been harvested on W apato L ake al T ucker to Speak
liillht w atchm an a l th e Elwood a rtille ry unit will have ch arg e of Mrs C arl S hipley and children
the ground m ust be full of w ater. It
A new cem ent sidew alk has ju st G aston.
P o y n ter was introduced by R E.
null w ent to P o rtlan d S atu rd ay ttie flag-raising in the co u rt house
Lee M iller of V ernonia and Mi.ss Wiley, general chairm an of t h e is not necessary th a t w ater be
I h llis C orrm tt will look a fter the square, w hich will take place a p been com pleted in fro n t of the W
standing
on th e surface, but the soil
I. Moore p ro p erty on Main street Ju a n ita R etherford o f B u x t o n evening m eeting w as ch am b er of
null.
proxim ately at 10:50
m ust be ra th e r thoroughly s a tu r
w
ere
S
unday
visitors
w
ith
Mr
and
M
is
sio
n
a
r
y
S
p
e
a
k
s
S everal hoti.se.s hi tow n have ' llynoii to (ilv e Address
com m erce vice-president, H ow ard ated to insure effective propagation
Hadley.
been w ired for electricity The
Miss Edith Sinister, a m issionary Mrs Lewis W inters.
of the charge B lasting ditches and
Allan l^vnoii of Portland, form er to China, gave a v ery in terestin g Plan A nniversary
w ires a ie up w ithin a distance of
A com m ittee m ade up of W G
.-■late senator will be the principal
BANKS— C hurch and Sunday Ide. Jak e Weil and J. W. B arney changing the course of sm all stream s
two or th ree m iles of M anning. The
talk
in
the
church
W
ednesday
ev
e
w ith pow der isn't an y th in g new in :
sp eak er at th e patrio tic exercises ning S he also addressed th e high school boards m et T uesday evening
poles a re all raised h ere
w as nam ed by P resid en t P L. P a t W ashington county, according to !
Mr and Mrs V ictor White. S h ir to be held in the V enetian th e chool student body in th e after- at the parsonage. The church board terson to w ork on the establishm ent C ounty A gent W. F. Cyrus. F o r ten
I* ted Corn, V F W. com m an
decided to have an all day m eeting
ley and B everly sp en t th e w eek d atre.
er will preside ut th e exercises, noon Mi-.s S i n i s t e r teaches in a D ecem ber 5 as a celebration of the of a state unem ploym ent ad m in i years o r m ore various W ashington
end at .1 lam es hom e at Jew ell
C hinese C hristian high school. She
stra'..on office in H illsboro.
county farm ers have been using it.
to
w
hich
rep
resen
tativ
es
of
all
p
a
30th
a n n iv ersary of the building of
Home econom ies' com m ittee of
is now on furlough but plan s to r e
W G. T u ck er of M cM innville, generally resorting to the propaga
the B anks church. This w ill be in
the (¡ran g e met at the hom e of triotic- and civic organizations and turn to C hina in Jan u ary .
tion
m ethod.
su
p
erin
ten
d
en
t
of
resettlem
en
t
the
public
h
av
e
been
invited.
the n a tu re of a hom ecom ing m eet farms, will be the guest sp eak er at
Mrs H arley Q u ier T hursday.
A
T urkry Shoot Sunday
hollow ing th e close of exercises
pot luck d in n er wiw served
A m erican Legion w ill sponsor a ing C om plete plans w ill be a n the C ham ber of C om m erce lu n ch
Mrs Jo h n Hellish and Mrs Jab - ■ it the th eatre, the L egionnaires tu rk ey shoot S unday, beginning at nounced later. S unday school board
lonski^ visit, d Jo e P ongratz S r a t and Legion A u x iliary m em bers will 10 a m . on th e high school grounds decided to have a C hristm as p ro eon Monday, it w as announced.
V ictor M adsen w ill be chairm an.
tlie F orest (¡rove gen eral hospital hold .i pol luck d in n e r at Ve te r
Home economics II classes at the gram D ecem ber 23. Two m em bers
an s’ hall T hose co n tem p latin g a t high school studied th e m ak in g of of the E pw orth L eague w ere p re s
F rid a y
M r a n d Mr.s E re d Higgle a n d tending the d in n er a re req u ested the d ifferen t kinds of pies last week en t at th e board m eeting and a n
H onor roll fo r th e first six-w eek
D uane of B irkcnfcld spent t ti e to b ring sufficient supplies for the W ednesday evening the girls served nounced th a t they had und ertak en
period at the H illsboro union high
n u m b er in th e ir family.
Bread, the m em bers of th e school board a p th e p ro ject of raising m oney to p u r
W e e k -e n d w ith r e l a t i v e s h e re .
school
has been announced as fol
M artin (¡m d h art visitisl his son butter, coffee and cream at the ple pie and coffee.
chase new song books for the
lows:
d in n er w ill be fu rnished, it was
church.
T
he
league
is
also
organiz
Douglas Dreeszen of Banks, coach I
announced.
Freshm en: S hirley C arlson, E dith
O ne of the outstanding sw ine p ro
of Mix-lips high school, g rad u ate of ing a choir.
Game* to he H ighlight
H
enry
cDonald and W
illiam jects being developed by bovs in Sahnow , ‘ A rlene S nyder. ‘ Billy
P a c if ic university, closed a p erfect
n t'n
rv M
-McDonald
Willian
routm an. "V irginia V a r e n h o r s t
H eadlining th e aftern o o n 's cele
1 u Ore m adc a business trip to Al high school ag ricu ltu re is th a t of T
bratio n w ill be the an n u al d a s h 1937 football season in th e G rays
W illiam B atchelder. W illiam has six ‘W inifred Wiley.
• ’ 1 bany and C orvallis S aturday
H
arb
o
r
county
league
by
being
un
Sophom ores: P hyllis A m acher and
betw een th e H illsboro high school
w eanling pigs he w ill fatten and has
I.oeal Folk Injured
beaten, untied and unscored upon.
grid w arrio rs and th e T igurd foot C
Mr. and Mrs. E. E H opkins both •'ecured a bred, p u reb red C hester Evelyn Schum acher.
cli-bratrs
B
irthday
ballers on the Hilhi field, w ith the
Juniors: ‘ D elbert Crew s. V ernon
1
R°y H arm s at Canby.
M rs S (' Inkley celeb rated h er received in ju rie s and cuts w hen
opening kickoff slated for 2 p. m.
sw ine en terp rise has p ro v id V arenhorst. ‘ K ath ry n Yount.
74th b irth d ay an n iv ersary at the th e ir car o v ertu rn ed T uesday n ear ed This
Seniors: Je a n n e Abts. ‘ G lennis
the follow ing problem s fo r class
Last y e a r s H illsboro e l e v e n hom e of th eir d aughter. Mrs C lell Salem . The accident occurred’ w hen
sm othered th e T igers 24 to 7. a ft C arstens, Sunday. M rs Inkley has th e c ar stru ck a slick place on a room and field study: financing the Carlson. D orothy C hallacom be To-
project, selecting feeder and b reed shio Inahara. M argaret R uecker.
er being forced to come* from b e iust retu rn ed from P o rtlan d w here cu rve
ing stock, selecting and providing
hind in a m orning gam e played on she has been visiting h er son. C lark A n n iv ersary C elebrated
The • indicates 1 in all four su b
the T igard field. This y e a r’s con Inkley.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. D reeszen cel balanced rations for the breeding jects.
stock
and
fattening
pigs,
care
of
test w ill in no way conflict w ith C oiincilm rn R e-elected
eb rated th e ir 44th w edding a n n iv e r
and litte r d u rin g farrow ing and
th e o th er A rm istice day events, and
Damage Suit Dismissed
Cass Wilson, W illiam W alker and sary S unday w ith a dinner. P resent sow
by virtue“ of its afternoon billing
w ere Mr and Mrs. O scar Love and w eaning time, housing, controlling
B
B
T
resham
w
ere
re-elected
S uit of O. C. C h artrey against the
is listed as one of th e day's fea
diseases,
providing
pasture,
m
a
rk
e
t
son
M
elvin
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Em
m
ett
c o u n n lm en at th e city election last
C arnation L um ber C om pany of F o r
ture* attractions.
an /p lcy and tw o children and Mrs. ing and e/rtiibiting sw ine.
Tuesday.
W illiam w ill raise five acres of est G rove, in w hich he sought $10,-
5 . M lller and d au g h ter Ju a n ita
F ir G rove Sew ing club m et W ed
000 dam ages for alleged injuries,
oats and w heat fo r hog feed.
nesday at the hom e of Miss A nn of O lym pia. Wash.
was dism issed in circuit court
Mr. and Mrs. L eonard G am roth and
S chneider. The day w as sp en t in
Tuesday. An e a rlie r dam age action
son and Mr. and Mrs. Jo e G am roth
q u iltin g
brought by C h artrey against the
Jo h n G rib n er took a tru ck load of drove to H erm iston last w eek to
com
pany h ad been previously dis
tom atoes to T illam ook TJhursday. visit friends several days.
missed.
I J 1. Franzen, city m an ag er of lb- found a ready m ark et for them B ride-E lect llonori-d
( h i gnn City, discussed tren d s in w ith a dem and for more.
T hose from B anks atten d in g the
Mod ern Methods—
T he estate of V ictoria B atcheld
city gov ern m en tal affairs at th e Ro
Mrs N. J. G riffin w ent to th e I n v o e r , To UrSu Uy f° r M,SS Alma
tary club luncheon T hursday. M ay hom e of h er m other. Mrs. K a th e r Love, at the hom e of Mr.s. E lm er er. valued at $18.000. has been a d
Latest Equipm ent—
or J It G arrett w as chairm an It ine K cnnon. S atu rd ay to spend a P u rdin w ere Mrs. H enry M cDonald m itted to probate. W. L. B atch
was pointed out th at seven co u n week H er m o th er isn't well.
S h ? „ t ^ U<iM e r £ I le n ' M r s ' E m m e tt elder. husband of th e deceased was
Skilled W orkm anship—
tie s a n d 459 c it i e s have adopted the
C liff Sandy. G eorge Spiering. E rn M r- m ' Mr ? ' ° D' D reeszen and nam ed adm inistrator. H eirs include
m anageral form of governm ent.
est M arr of B anks and R av S andy Mr.s. Max D reeszen. Miss Love be- W L. B atchelder, husband of d e
I lit-se are the fe a tu re s of
‘!le bride of L enore Lvda ceased: Jam es L. and E lm er W.
Reduction in th e d ebt load, in of H illsboro left Friday for E astern
B atche.der. sons of th e deceased
efficiency, reduced general O regon to spend th e week h u n tin g W ednesday.
o u r dry cle a n in g service i creased
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es O 'N eill of San and E rm a Sholes. Earl. E velyn anc
xp<-nse and increased services elk. W hile th ey are gone Mrs. S an
that perm it us to clean your have
been th e resu lt of th e com m is dy and Mrs. M arr w ill visit re la Francisco visited Mrs. C atherine Jean Ann Pasley, g randchildren
The w ill of L isetta W olf w as ad-
clothes p rom ptly, th o ro u g h sion-m anager form for O regon tives at St Helens and P o rtlan d .
zsoSpto ° over th e w eek-end. Mrs
“ 1!» ,1° Pro b a <e. w ith Rodolph
W eek-end guests at th e E H. O N eill and Mrs. R eppeto w ere S
ly and s.'itely. Y our clothes City. Franzen declared The levy,
said, is $5.000 less than it w as K auffm an hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs.
g lr i n t nds y ears ago and M. Wolf of P ortland, son of the
a re m oth-proofed, too, ¡it no | he
deceased, nam ed executor.
f o u r y e a r s ag o .
E E. P ark s and d a u g h ter Je a n and hadn t seen each o th er for 25 years
F. C. H oecker w as nam ed as
a d d itio n a l c o s t!
Miss R uth Bailey visited w i t h
The larg er th e council o r com A h ie K auffm an of P ortland.
ex ecutor in the w ill of C hristian
mission the g re a te r th e ch ance for
Mr. and Mrs. B ruce D owling spent Mrs Ray L ein S aturday. Miss Bai- Jager,
late G arden Home resident.
polities in the opinion of th e O re the w eek -en d w ith relativ es at A l
W e Pickup and D eliver
gon City m anager He said it would bany.
lx- im possible for him to c a rry out
Mr. and Mrs. M aurice Thom pson
the duties of city m an ag er if any o f S t H elens w ere guests of Mr. and
politics w ere being played.
Mrs W ade A rm en tro u t Sunday.
4 - Point
No m eeting will be held today on
A lfred Lewis. V ern P rick ett an d j
account of its being A rm istice Day. A lbert H eard left M onday for the
O. It. G ates is chairm an for n ext n orth fork of th e Jo h n D ay in E ast
week.
ern O regon, w here they h u n t elk
for a few days, Mrs. V erne P rick ett
T rlrp lio n e 47 H illsboro, Orc.
6 lbs., 72x90
H elp yo u r co rresp o n d en t send in and tw o children will stay w ith Mrs.
A
Lew is of K ansas City.
j early copy Some F rid ay o r S a tu r
M em o ria l S e r v ic e H eld
day if possible.
M em orial services w ere held
\ \ hite w ith strip e
com m em orating the A rm istice S u n
day m o rn in g in th e B anks M. E.
b o rd er
church. F loral decorations w ere
beau tifu l and th e com m unity ser-
Education Methods
Topic of Talk
Armistice Day
Program Planned
Outstanding Swine
Project Started
Roll of Honor at
Hilhi Announced
L E T US
ctwih»sAncr
City Government
Prends Outlined
Firemen to Handle
38 July Event
1 the city's sh are of the 1937 "H appy
Days" of lust Ju ly , according to J.
L. A nderson, chairm an. T he m oney,
w hich rep resen ts a fifty per cent
T he H illsboro Firem en. Inc., w ill share of the net proceeds, was tu r n
handle the ann u al Independence e d over to the park com m issioner*
the m eeting, held in the H illsboro
day celebration again next Ju ly for at
Pharm acy.
the fourth successive year, accord
ing to a decision m ade at the park
com m ission's m eeting last T hursday
T he G reat M arket Place o f
night.
ashington C ounty” — th e A rgus
The park comm ission received the classified page. L ist y o u r w ants in
sum of $379.40 from the firem en as these column*.
t,
DRINK
Pepsi-Cola
“ T he N ickel D rink,
t h a t ’s w orth a Dim e.”
Refreshing
H e alth fu l
B ottled and D istrib u ted by
ROYAL SODA WORKS
P hone 2432
H illsboro
345 E. Main S \
NEW, LOW, ALL-WINTER
/2ou n e/ "fiija ^Taiei ¿ a i t
Daily until May 14
FROM PORTLAND
S a u d iti
Chicago . . ,
Des Moines ,
Kansas City .
Minneapolis .
New Orleans
St. Louis . . .
St. Paul . . .
New York .
Boston . .
Atlanta . ,
Cincinnati.
Detroit . .
Philadelphia
Washington
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
$ 90.30
80.25
80.25
75.60
105.70
85.60
75.60
T our ist
Catch
$ 74.00
*66.07
66.07
61.95
*84.25
*70.10
61.95
57.35
51.80
51.80
48.00
67.60
54.35
48.00
S tia d ir d
T our ist
Standard
$140.80
146.70
117.05
106.30
107.00
139.40
136.60
$124.50
130.40
100.75
90.80
91.10
123.10
120.30
T ourist
Coach
$106.40
110.40
89.90
84.10
85.40
106.40
104.90
Coach
$89.75
93.75
74.15
68.35
68.75
89.75
88.25
Return lim lpîn
its of
nnret>n? V <!”
daZs : » f other ticket« «ix month«.
Proportional fare» effective to many other point».
TICKETS HONORED
, n oc l i ’ 5e* of «4“ipœent. T ourist in touri.t (lecDinx ca r. >nd
in* car, b c ^ n d ^ T o u n « e N c T ' 1' . ’ 1' ' ” '''*.
'° Chie*«0- Standard .lc .p -
betond
f
in touri.t «leepin* car, to C hic.ao, c o .c h e i
c c lc h c . b , y - i
° n,ly' *In ,o o r i,t
” h.r.’ i v . i t . b it,
c o .c n e , beyond. Charge, for «Icepmg car accommodation, ar, additional.
Tickets honored on these premier, fast air-conditioned trains
Portland to Spokane, S t Paul and Chicago
empire
bolder
Via Great Northern Ry.
north
coast limited
v ia Norlhern P id fic Ry
v(erythmg for comfort, pleasure and economy, including
•p.sndid m eal,, in modern train travel. Through fares via
cortiand and t h e e train, may be had on application to
your Southern Pacific ticket agent, or detail, w ill be I
A « « q p’ « ' ’.“ “ .1’'
H' CrOli" ’ Cta,rl,,
A gent, S.P.AS. Ry., Portland, Ore.
Batchelder Estate
Admitted Probate
Genuine
Hudson Bay
Home Laundry QC
Dry Cleaners
HERE ARE GREATER
♦
USED CAR BARGAINS?
Attractive Plaid and Indian Designs!
blankets
B lan kets
Excellent
Buys!
Real finds at this grand low
price! They re rich looking and
P astels, high colors
Fa>' — good and warm — and
they’ll wear! Ends are bound
with the old reliable
Yes— if you buy our
J .9 8
with durable sateen. 7O"x8O".
66"x80", 1.59— 72"x84~, 2.98.
Im p e ria l Feeds
th e new low prices on ou r high quality, denend-
FEE I)S<l|l,?l and p o u ltr-v feeds. Sw itch to IM PE R IA I
LEEDS to d ay — you w on't find low er prices on
feeds of
S n - "w uhy r
Ih"
b ™ '" » " d concen-
a tt s w ith (arm -tested form ulae«, IM PERIAI
H ond,7’,gnC‘ i tO jb° OSi liroduc»ion and im prove the FEEDS
condi-
tion of j o u r h erd or flock.
J U MAKES
IMPERIAI, POULTRY FEEDS
Thanksgiving
R A G means RENEWED and GUARANTEED. When
you buy one of our used cars bearing the R & G
label—exclusive with FORD DEALERS— you know
that car Has been RENEWED, put Into top-notch
condition, inside and out, to m eet facto ry
specifications. W e offer it with a Money-Back
GUARANTEE in writing. There's no guesswork
Involved if you buy an R & G Used Car. Come
In and select.
DRESS
SALE
W ith T hanksgiving ju st
aro u n d the corner, we
a re h av in g a dress sp e
cial you c a n ’t a ffo rd to
miss.
M otor Co;
t
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICI
3rd and W ashington
Hillsboro
Phone 911
Im p erial E rr Mash. Sack
M ilk E rr Mash. Sack
BiR-Lay E rr Mash. Sack
$2.00
. 2.10
1.90
Vof Less Than S% Wool!
PART WOOL PAIRS
IMPERIAL DAIRY FEEDS
Im p erial D a iry , 2 0 % Protein. T o n ...........$36.00
Cow Ration, 1 7 % Protein. Ton
31.00
Molasses D airy, 15 % Protein. Ton ........ 28.00
P rices F. O. B. our w arehouse and su b je c t
to m a rk e t c h an g es
Extra Large!
Extra IF arm!
.98
P a ir
M p y blankets (not less than 5 % wool) in good look
ing pastel plaids. Grand values! Bound with durable
sateen, four inches wide! 72 x B I inch size!
Pay Cash and Save — T rad e w ith Im p erial
GOAR'S
Woman's Shop
E. M, BARNES, Prop.
Imperial Feed Si Grain Co.
Phone 01
Millers of Quality Feeds
South Second Ave.
J
E N h( E
blankets
Lovely
Plaids
Such warm, nappy plaid
are unusual at a price as
at this— now’s the time to
them! Good looking, with
able
bindings
of
lust
sateen. Size, 70 in. x 80 i