ra g e Six
H IL L S B O R O
Many H urt, One
Dead in Accidents
Changes M ade
in Fire Hall;
T ruck Arrives
(C<witinu<*d ( to m p n g , 11
H illsboro’s new fire tru ck bare
as yet of any fire-fighting eq u ip
m en t—rolled into the fire station
q u a rte rs in the city hall last week
am id a sort of join, christen in g c e r
em ony for i, and a rem odeled fire
hall.
The truck, a new Dodge, was d e
livered by Cady M otor com pany I,
w as purchased by the city for ad d i
tion to the fire d ep artm en t's cqinp-
m ent. The new body and fire p a ra
phernalia. w hich w ill m ake it one of
th e states up-to -d ate pieces of fire
fighting equipm ent, w ill be p u r
chased and constructed by th e fire
m en's organization.
C hanges Made in Building
E xtensive alteratio n s in the city
hall recently have doubled the space
of the fire dep artm en t's q u a rters
m oved th e city jail cells, added a
tool and equipm ent storage shed,
and seen the erection of a new hose
drying tow er. O ne partitio n w as re
m oved at the back of the old fire-
h all space, doubling the length of
th e quarters. Had it not been for
this im portant enlargem ent, the
new truck w hich has a 16-foo, long
chassis behind th e cab. could not
have been accom m odated. F ire d e
p artm en t trucks are now in the
sam e p art of th e building w ith the
city hall heating unit, thus assuring
p ro p e r w arm th and consequent
easier startin g of m otors in w in ter
w eather, according to S. W. Mel-
huish. fire chief.
G arage space on th e T hird street
side of the citv hall was cut som e
w h a t by the alterations, and the
cells of the city jail w ere moved to
th e east side of th e building in the
changes. A dditional storage space
fo r city trucks and equipm ent, how
ever. w as provided bv th e u tiliza
tion of space form erly left idle in
th e west portion of th e b uilding
Tools and supplies arc now housed
in a new shed a, the back of the
hall.
a school safety lane The th ird ear
t i n ol\o il in the w reck w as a pickup
driv en by G ilbert Bates of Aloha
G ilpen was follow ing th e Bates car
going cast, and sw ung to his left
when Bates tu rn ed onto U nion a v
enue east of Aloha.
Tongue w as taken ,«> P o rtlan d in
an am bulance and G ilpen sustained
bruises and face lacerations.
Electric E m ployes Hurt
A nother of th e .epidem ic of tr a f
fic accidents w hich show ered the
county durin g the last w eek r e
sulted in injuries to five persons in
a collision on the T u alatin valley
highw ay near W itch Hazel east of
H illsboro about 6 p nt. Sunday
H arry Sheldon 42. a n d H erb
U lery. 50. both of Hillsboro, p as
sengers in F ran k B row n's car. w ere
all in ju red when th eir m achine
crashed into a tru ck d riv en by
W illiam Eiehoff of G aston
A ll.
three w ere em ployes of th e P o rt
land G eneral E lectric c o m p a n y
here. Eiehoff. together w ith his
four-year-old
d au g h ter Jean ette,
and Donald R ichter. 2. w ere r e
moved to a P o rtlan d hospital for
treatm en t. Sheldon, most se rio u s
ly injured, was tak en to Jo n es hos
pital here, as w as U lery.
Mrs T eresa R ichter, m o th er of
tiie in ju red tw o-year-old boy. was
ju st re tu rn in g from a visit in a
P o rtlan d hospital w ith her h u s
band. w ho was in ju red recently in
a sim ilar accident n ear Gaston She
was uninjured.
A R G U S,
H azeldale 4-H A chievem ent
M eeting at School Saturday
H AZELD ALE
H a .e ld a le 4 - H
club achievem ent m eeting will be
held at the school house Saturday
evening G uest speakers w ill be
H C S ey m o u r of O S C . L E
Francis, assistant county agent; Ben
F ab er of Hillsboro, w ho is head of
th e electrificatio n 4-H clubs F aber
w ill show talk in g m oving pictures.
E very th in g is free, even to the
lunch w hich w ill be serv ed bv the
4-H girls
Hold Verse C ontest
A B ible verse contest is on a,
Sunday schvx'l w ith prizes for the
child in each class learn in g the
most verses before C hristm as. A t
tendance w as 64 Sunday
Miss T helm a D avies spent the
w eek-end at h er hem e at S pring-
dale.
Mrs. Jetd erk s H este-s
H azeldale Happy H our club m eets
this Thursday afternoon at t h e
hem e of Mrs A1 Jeld erk s.
th e pupils of the School Friday
afternoon
Also .- o m e beautiful
scenery along the C olum bia river
highw ay.
A nnavelle M orrell was q u ite ill
last w eek at the hom e of her aunt.
Mrs 11 C C hapm an
Mr and Mrs F rank G arven spent
the w eek-end at Sherw ood w ith
relativ es
Raise I uud for T reats
A large crow d atten d ed the pie
social at the school Friday evening
Com m unity singing w as led by
M rs
W illiam Heil w ith B yron
B riteh at the piano How ai d Hahn
gave a reading W A. Halm and
A1 Jeld erk s w en- the auctioneers
T w enty-tw o dollars
of the ptej
was raised for th e ch ild ren 's C h ris t
m as treats G ene T ruessel of N ew
berg played the violin and B yron
B riteh of H uber accom panied him
on the piano for dancing.
B irthday C elebrated
Security Loan
D em ands T old
b y V . S. M adsen
H IL L S B O R O .
O R EG O N
SIM M O N'S
111 the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate
f lr a l m ee tin n • f h e r ii«*,|llo»'« u l t i he h e i,I
I t i ih l lll h* >. > I í i " III» t ' M ' l i i P ’
tax es for the year 1939. to g e th e r' «-.ei». «i.i«:
|H I In I .Hili', ('« •u ri K o oin in d i r t 'o im ly
w ith the penalties, interest and tlon» « laimml
I
t.,111 lloll»» M l H i l l I..O », l » t , I ' " I . , I,
D
ulcí
Dv,
«'inb«'E
IH.Ì.'
of Oregon, for W ashington Coun costs thereon upon th e real p ro p
1 1,., n i . i i •
al i« *i
ili«« '.’«Uli ilny
lllo s
li
L o s t . I »■; h
tv
erty assess, si to th e d e fen d an ts' I L t l i k l t i p i , V . Hillat*,>|,>. (In
\ M . Ml w h l, h tim e M l'l I i r t l l l o l t IH BV
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l.VBY HARGROVE P laintiff,
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herein and situ ate in W ashington
I I I IH lfP , P» m n in r th e b a n k r u p t. Mini I r a n ,
V s
C ounty. Oregon, and particular!.,
S O T I« I
I I ( K ID IIO K N
I »o , » n , h .
p i p a r ly
JOHN HOWES a n d N E L L I E described as follows, to-w it
. Ollit' h«*l
In I hi* I Hat i I«'» » oil I I o f l i l t * I ' l i i t i - I S i i i l i
I1OVVKS. his w ite, J M How es. a
it,i I hr (liti i let t i d r v i i o n
S outheast 1, of the N orthw est
single m an. Irm a B artlett and C of Section 23 T ow nship 2 South I I Iti. Ma"........ x i . l t I t s i N h i t i ' h
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J B artlett her husband, E liza of Range I West of the W illam ette
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K itn k u ip i . N o It
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h a h llltla a . 91"
beth M uldriek, a single w om an. M eridian, excepting, how ever, that
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Daisy Alice M arkham and l ew certain parcel as m ore particularly
I »au*,I De,» • in t e r H. HU«’
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alien M arkham , h e r husband. described in Book W page 213. I H h U I'M
h im . i i i
n id s
n
I h r I 'H iik iiip i m I m i r n a m e , I
Maggie T urner, a widow, Ella Deed Records of W ashington Coun «lu I y I tiitlIi'M
H ill h o lo
d ,
m it i
th a i
lrd h a n k i tip i
H a nk n ip t , v
Ball, a w idow . M argaret M ar ly. Oregon.
tin. a single woman
Earl J together w ith laxes
upon said
l.avery and M yrtle M l.avery. real property subsequently paid
his wife. Joseph l.avery. a single thereon w ith the rale of interest
man. and Bessie M artin and G on said am ounts as follows
Year's
Tl i x Receipt
Interest to
Tax
Date• Paid
N um ber
A m ount
Aug 22. 1937
Nov 22. 1932
ta si
110K7
$46 93
»17 77
Dec 27. 1933
1932
9776
5649
Iti 43
'M F l HIN« new our i.iiuiiii..
1933-4 No\ 13. 1935
14598
68 73
9 81
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Cuke topped with
Det 7. 1937
IMS
11872
33 82
mocha m.n hmallow
delicious
1836
Det 7. 1937
15728
51 30
Icing
Oet 7. 1937
1937
16028
57.77
be
d
ecla
red
and
deero
rd
to
be
a
I’ M artin. her husband. Defend-
fu st lien upon said real property,
ants.
To: Jo h n Howes. N ellie Howes. J ami the w hole thereof, and su p erio r
m all rt'speet.s to the hen und claim s
M Howes. Maggie T u rn er. Ella of the defendants, and each of
Ball. Jo sep h l.avery and M yrtle them , and that said lien be fo re
A reni ta.de H e a t ’loin tile (> I South
M. L avery. D efendants:
closed and the said p roperty h e re
In the N am e of the S tate of O re in and in said c«»mplamt described
gon. G reeting: You. and each of be sold in the m anner provided by
law and that the defendant.», and
The best hak» <1 C l u n k full >f fruit
you. a re hereby notified and r e each of them , and a 11 persons
quired to a p p ear in the above e n claim ing by. through or tinder them,
PIES—
A
illic
it .Hid A pple. Each
25c
titled court and an sw er th e com o r eith er of them , be forever b u r
plain, of the p laintiff herein filed red and foreclosed of any and all
I
K
EN
C
H
D
O
N
UTS—
Dozen
30c
against you in the above en titled right, title und interest in and to
cause on o r before the 12th day of said real property, and every part !
II,
in.,ml
l*,'ifrrtlon
ltir.1,1
and
l*a«lrlr\
at
1
nui
4liu<
i
r>.
F ebruary, 1938. said date being and parcel thereof, except
th e
a fter the ex p iratio n of sixty days sta tu to ry right of redem ption.
from th e date of the first p u b lica
T his sum m ons is served upon
tion of this sum m ons upon you. you by publication th ereo f m the
the date of the firs, publication H illsboro z\rgus, pursuant to an
thereof being D ecem ber 9. 1937. o rd er of the H onorable R F rank
and the d ate of the last p u b lica Peters, Ju d g e of the above en titled -»
llr in a iid I 'r r lr r tiu n llrra d und P aalrlr» a t Your G rover
tion th ereo f being Ja n u a ry 6. 1938. C ourt, made, rendered and entered
and if you fail to so a p p ear and on the 8th day of Decem ber. 1937.
answ er said com plain, or o th e r w hich said o rd er prescribed that
wise plead thereto, or defend this said sum m ons shall be published in
suit or pay the am ount due on ac said new spaper for four successive
count of such delinquency, for and consecutive w eeks .the date
w ant th ereo f the plaintiff w ill a p of the first publication being D e
ply to the court for the relief p ra y cem ber 9. 1937. and th e date of
ed for m his com plain,, to-w it: For the last publication being Jan u ary
a decree that D elinquent Tax C er 6 1938
tificate No 2566 of plaintiff, as a s
All process and paper.» may be
signee of Mrs G I’ M artin, and served upon the undersigned w ith
w hich said certificate was issued the sam e force an d effect as if
lo the said M is Q p M artin on served upon the plaintiff herein
th e 22nd day < >f N ovem ber. 1932.
F J. McAl.FAK. A ttorn, s for
by the S h eriff o f W ashington P lain tiff R esident A ttorney. State
County. O regon, in the am ount of of O regon
Post office address
$82 23. the sam e being the am ount H illsboro. Oregon
to get your S. &
STAM PS
then due and d elin q u en t for the (P e c •». 16. 21. .10. 19 17. a n d J a n ». I'.»;»»
Mocha Cake
s
29c
A party w as given S atu rd ay '
evening at the home of Mr and
Mrs Jo h n Itnlah in honor of the
18,h birthday of R ichard C h arm an
of H oquiam . Wash . w ho was th eir
guest.
Mr and Mrs. H C C hapm an have
as th e ir guest this w eek Mr C h ap
/
m an 's sister. Mr.- H C. Show n of
F arm ers m W ashington county
M itchell.
R etta Sallee has re tu rn e d hom e needing loans for livestock, farm
from the S h rin e hospital, w here equipm ent, feed, seed or o th e r o p e r
ating goods m ust a tte m p t to secure
she has been for sev eral m onths.
credit from o th er sources before a p
Show Movies
Car Eire Reported
T h e story of cotton from th e plying to the F arm S ecu rity A d m in
Jack S tark of the St Johns d is fields to the cloth, was the m oving istration. according to V ictor S
trict in P o rtlan d w as th e victim p ictu re show n by R P rillam an to M adsen, county re h ab ilitatio n su p e r
of w hat ap p eared to be a hit-an d -
visor. w ith h ea d q u a rte rs in the c o u n
ru n d riv e r M onday evening when
ty co urthouse here.
his car w as o v ertu rn ed east o f
A m ple funds a re av ailab le for
B eaverton, according to a sheriff's
all bona fide farm ers w ho m eet our
office report. S tark 's car w as upsei
requirem ents, but the F S A. cannot
on the edge of th e highw ay and
and w ill not displace o th e r g o v ern
caught fire alm ost im m ediately, ac
m ent or p riv a te agencies, said M ad
U 'tv n tin ilt'd fr o n t p n s r , a
cording to reports of those view ing
sen "T here w ill alw ays be a vital
th e w reck. Louis H ughson of a tractiv e suggestions to be found m need for banks and o th e r p riv ate
n earby service statio n and others ev ery store. "Shop in leisu re in credit agencies."
pulled S tark from the car and H illsboro" becam e the slogan of the
rem oved him to B eaverton, w here local m erch an ts as they p rep ared Aid H andicapped is Ain,
T he purpose of farm security
he w as treated for head in ju ries selections for w eek-end crow ds.
The large n u m b er of sto res w ith loans is no, ,o com pete w ith local
T ow er Trrm ed Econom y
an d shock by Dr. C. E Mason.
The new dryin g tow er, a 25-foot S tark was in a dazed condition and in easy reach, to g eth er w ith u n ban k s and o th er cred it agencies but
high affair ru n n in g th e full height unab le to give any details of the congested traffic and p ark in g fa to place handicapped farm ers in a
cilities and th e reaso n ab le prices position w h ere they w ill be able to
of the building, gives th e fire d e accident, it was reported.
C harles W M arshall J r . 17. of prev ailin g o ffer ev ery inducem ent again use the local com m ercial c re d
partm ent a long-sought accom m oda
Y uletide shoppers
A sp ecial it facilities available in the com m un
tion for drying the 50-foot lengths ro u te one B eaverton, and A lbert to
green "S an ta S uggests" ad v ertisin g
of hose. C onstruction costs of the K arpstein. 13. also of B eaverton, section in today's issue of th e .Ar ity. it w as ex p lained O nly farm ers
to w er w ill be m ore than m ade up w ere slightly in ju red in an au to gus contains fu rth e r info rm atio n u n ab le to qualifiy for sufficient
com m ercial credit to c a rry on th e ir
w ithin a few y ears by th e savings collision last Friday night on the fo
N O T H E T d < K F D IT d K S
r shoppers.
farm ing operations a re eligible for
in hose purchases, in th e opinion of Scholls F erry road a t P rogress
In th e ( ’«»unty ( ’««urt o f th e S ta te of Ore»
Sports
Show
Selected
re
h
ab
ilitatio
n
loans.
»on . f,*r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
W ilbur Dillon, fire m arshal. It w ill when M arshall's car w as stru ck by
An additional service to cred ito rs In th e M a tt e r o f th e E s ta te o f H. A.
“Idol of th e C row ds." a stirrin g
en ab le the dep artm en t to d rain and a car driven by A rnold L. F a rm
M ITCH ELL. D eem »cl.
sp
o
rts
p
ictu
re
featu
rin
g
J
o
h
n
is
m
ade
possible
th
rough
farm
deb,
e
r
of
Oswego.
d ry the hose properly, th u s elim in
N o tic e is hereby g iv e n . th a t th e utule r«
atin g any d anger of cord rotting.
A 75-year-oId T igard resident W ayne, fo rm er all-A m erican foot ad ju stm en t available to all farm ers »ig n e d ha» been d u ly u p p o in te , I b y t he
ball
p
lay
er
a,
U
niv
ersity
of
S
o
u
th
in
th
e
county
Im
p
a
rtia
l
negotiations
a
bo
ve e n title d C o u rt, ».»
\ tln iin i- i ra t rt x
A ddition of th e new space and know n onl yas "Old Ja c k " was
■ f th e e s ta te o f » m i ,I dee
•«I. a m i ha«
q u a rte rs now assures privacy for in ju red T hursday night n ear the ern C alifornia, has been chosen as betw een debtors and cred ito rs often d u ly u u a lifie d a.» such.
th e fe atu re of th e th e a tre party. lead to paym ents of long o u ts ta n d
N< w .
th e re f,, re.
a I I |»erson*«
h*tvtn$r
all the city's equipm ent, m aking it railro ad crossing in T igard w hen T
h e show is to s ta rt at 9 a. m. and ing obligations th rough ad justm ent, c la im s a g a in » ! »aid e s ta te a re h e re b y n o t i
possible to keep all trucks, vehicles, hi, by a c ar driven by G eorge C. contin
u e th ro u g h o u t th e day at the refinancing, tim e extensions o r sim fie d a n d require« ! to pre -,e n t th e sam e, to
P
eil
of
W
aldport
The
eld
erly
man
tools and supplies u n d er lock and
g e th e r w ith p ro p e r x ,u c h e r» th e r e fo r , t«»
V enetian th eatre, it w as a n n o u n c
key. it w as declared. A ltogether, th e was rep o rted to have stepped back ed. T he p ro g ram was d raw n u p by ilar m ethods S everal eases w here th e u n d e rx ig n e d a t th«* la w o f f ic e o f
firem en expect to pay n early $1000 in to th e path of P eil's car to avoid O range Phelps, th e a tre m anager, foreclosure and losses to both d eb to r B a g le y .t H a ro , in th e E irw t N a tio n a l
c re d ito r seem ed in evitable have B a n k B uilding
m H illsboro, Oreffint.
on alterations and construction of being hit by a car com ing from w ith th e assistance of O. B K raus, and
been satisfacto rily ad ju sted in this w ith in s ix m o n th » fro m th e «late h e re o f.
th e new truck. B uilding changes th e opposite direction. His in ju ries co unty school su p erin ten d en t.
l>at«*d th is **th da> • f H e eem ber, H»»7.
m
anner.
w
ere
u
n
determ
ined,
b
u
t
w
ere
not
w ere carried on u n d er a h alf-and-
HESS I'
M I T< i t l L L .
\< lm in i» t r a t r ix
"Idol of th e C row ds" is d escrib
o f th e K.»tate o f -a id Deei*a.»ed.
h a lf sharing of expenses on th e p ar, th o u g h t serious.
ed
a
s
a
picture
filled*
w
ith
s
p
o
r
ts
B
A
t
.
L
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^
A
H
A
K
E
.
A
tto
rn
e y » fo r A d-
F. J. Sew ell. H illsboro u n d e rta k e r
of the F irem en's association a n d
m in is t ra t r i x.
and county coroner, received leg in thrills, w ith ice hockey, w hich is
th e city.
•
Dee.
9.
!♦».
2-I.
1937.
a
n
d
.Ia n h. H M mi
ed "th e w orld's fastest sport"
C onstruction costs on th e new ju rie s and bruises w hen stru ck term
i o n . .
pro
v
id
in
g
t
h
e
ath
letic
a
c
t
i
T
uesday
night
on
th
e
street
n
ear
his
tru c k w ill run som ew here betw een
N O TH E OE
E IV 1 I, S E T T L E M E N T
handsom e y o u n g star, pi
$500 and $600. M elhuish said. P re s hom e by a car d riv en by P ete G ros- W e ayne,
In th e C o u n ty C >urt o f th e S ta te o f O re
p art of an am ateu r hockey p lav-
lay
gon , f o r W a.-h» ngto n C o u n ty .
ence of m echanics, w elders and v a r sen of B ethany. Sew ell had just th
e r w ho jo in s th e New Y ork B
e M a tte r <»f th e E » tn te ..f , l ( i | | N
E.
ious tradesm en in th e ran k s of th e stepped out of his car w hen he w as a professional team , and th ro u g h
R egistration of all unem ployed I n K th
L-b.I
I
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17 fire dep artm en t m em bers w ill e n stru ck by G rossen's m achine, w hich his ste lla r play boosts them into w o rk ers of th e H illsboro district
N
o
tic
e
i»
h
e
re
b
y
g
iv
e
n
,
th
a
t
th
e
u
tu
le
r-
able th e firem en to do most of the had sw erved to th e w rong side of th e S tanley cu p play-offs. A s tir w ill be u n d ertak en h e re by the »igne<L d u ly a p p o in te d A d m in i.» tr a tr ix o f
w o rk on th e tru ck them selves, thus th e stre e t in an effort to avoid h it rin g clim ax is reached when g am state rc-em ploym en, service Mon th e a bo ve n a m ed eatate, ha» file»! in th e
saving n early all lab o r costs, it w as tin g an o th er c ar and th ree beys on b lers attem p t to brib e th e young
e n t it le d r o u r t and ,a u » e h e r f in a l
J a n u a ry 3. it w as revealed here above
account and
re p o rt
a» »ueh. a n d
th e
stated. By the tim e th e tru ck is com bicycles. A fter strik in g Sew ell, it sta r to "th ro w " th e series, then day.
this
w
eek.
c, u r t h a - fixe«! th e 9 th »lav o f J a n u a ry .
side-sw
iped
th
e
u
n
d
e
rta
k
e
r's
car
pleted th e city w ill have a m achine
!'• <», a t th e h o u r o f lu o c lo ck A
M of
a rra n g e w ith gangsters to w reck
A.
J
Johnson,
d
istrict
m
anager
of
and
careened
to
th
e
opposite
curb,
w hich w ould cost in th e n eig h b o r
th e tax i in w hich he is speeding th e O regon state em ploym ent se r s a id »lay. « m l th e c o u rt r»w»m o f th e
ve e n title » ! c o u r t i n H tlla b o ro , O re g o n ,
hood of $3500. fire d ep artm en t o f it was reported.
to th e game. B illy B urrud. 12- vice. w hich is affiliated w ith the a a bo
- th e tin » q a m i p lace f o r h e a rin g ..b.
ficials said.
y ear-o ld sta r cast in th e role of U nited S tates em ploym ent service, je e tio n » to »aid E in a l A e c» n in t, an»l fo r
Id eas Being C ollected
W ayne's pal. provides a large sh are w as h ere late last w eek m aking a r th e f in a l » e ttle m e n t o f -a c t «•»tate
D a ted t h i- Ard «lay o f D e cem ber, 1937.
of th e dram a, p a rticu larly w hen he rangem ents for th e registration, and
F irem en have spent considerable
is t r a t r ix
is seriously in ju red in th e taxi has asked for use of the city council of J P • L I X r N - A ' ’ •• S< »tf H J N o E h I n D E E K . B'-« \ « ■! ! m I in «•■•-.«••
tim e in the past tw o w eeks visiting
t
w reck. Sheila Brom ley. H untley cham bers in the city hall He plans
E K A N ( IS E. s f l RUI.S.
A l t •>rney fo r
V ancouver. C orvallis and Y am hill
G ordon and Russell H op,on also to brin g a corps of w o rk ers h ere on A «1 t n in i- t ra t r i x .
and inspecting new fire equipm ent
F u n eral services for Leo C. M c have leading roles in th e p icture.
re c en tly added to th e fire d e p a rt
Ja n u a ry 3 for the en ro llm en t and
66. H illsboro m erchant, w ere
T opping off th e th e a tre program w ill continue them h ere as long as
m en ts in those cities, w ith th e idea Coy.
held
T
uesday
m
orn
in
g
w
i
t
h
a
of gath erin g th e ideas used th ere req u iem Mass a, St. M atthew 's w ill be an O ur G ang com edy. required, adding e x tra w o rk ers if
and incorporatin g them in to th e C atholic church. Rev. J. T. Costello "F ishy Tales." and one of th e a l it is found necessary.
w ays p o p u lar P opeye cartoons, e n
new H illsboro truck.
O ne purpose of the em ploym ent
officiated a, th e services.
titled "Fow l Play."
C hanges scheduled as the result of
cheek h ere is to d eterm in e w h eth er
Mr McCoy died late S atu rd ay
H
illsboro
firem
en
took
ch
arg
e
of
th e new tru ck construction w ill see n ig h , a fte r an illness of only a
o r not social security benefits are
th e w ater wagon equipm ent now on w eek and a h alf He su ffered a p u ttin g lights on th e C hristm as tre e ow ed to th e unem ployed individuals.
an old tru c k tran sferred to the stro k e th e d ay before T h an k sg iv situ ated on th e southeast c o rn e r of T h e ir registrations will be sen, to
W hite, w hich is being retire d from ing. He was born in M ississippi on th e co u n ty c o u rt house sq u are, as Salem and checked w ith federal and
fire d e p artm en t service.
state records before any decisions
A ugust 1. 1871 an d had lived in in past years.
S an ta C lans w ill a p p ear for the a re m ad e on individual eases. Men
N early all th e m oney being spent H illsboro for th e past 17 years,
ch
ild
ren
follow
ing
each
co
m
plete
being
p
ro
p
rieto
r
of
a
grocery
store
on
strik e are not eligible to register,
by th e firem en as th eir share of th e
show on S atu rd ay , it w as stated.
it w as announced. B enefits paid ou,
tw'o p rojects is d eriv ed from th e ir here.
He is surv iv ed b y his wife. S y l
an n u al "H appy Days" ev en t held on
The free show for th e ch ild ren u n d e r th e plan w ill run from $6 to
th e F o u rth of Ju ly , w ith some in via. and four sons. R aym ond of will ru n contin u o u sly from 9 to 5 $15 a w eek, depending upon the
com e received from th e ir occasional P o rtlan d ; A rnold of San Jose. Cal ; o'clock, it w as announced, w ith classification of the w orker. Sixteen
dances. As the resu lt of th e heavy M erle of Bend, and F ran k lin of S an ta C laus and h i s n u m erous w eeks is th e m axim um period over
dem ands on the firem en's fund, i, H illsboro. R ecitation of the rosary candy gifts a p p e a rin g at each p e r w hich these benefits w ill be paid
R egistration in H illsboro will b e
w as stated th a t they m ay find it took place M onday evening at the form ance.
gin on the first d.-fy of the new year
necessary to give an o th er dance in Donelson & Sew ell chapel In te r
m
ent
w
as
in
the
M
ount
C
alvary
on
w hich offices will be open. The
th e n ear fu tu re to m aintain th eir
D ark n ess m u ltip lies th e chance new com pensation plan become e f
cem etery.
sin k in g fund.
of au tom obile accidents. W ith w in fective on Jan u a ry 1. tw o days be
"T he G reat M arket P Iacp o f te r's advent, special atte n tio n to fore the close of New Y ear's holi
H elp y o u r correspondent send in
days.
e arly copy. Some F rid ay or S a tu r W ashington C ounty" — the Argus th e condition of h eadlights is urged
classified page. L ist y o u r w ants in by th e O regon S tate M otor associa
d ay if possible.
these colum ns.
tf tion.
Q uality job p rin tin g —Argus.
Hillsboro Ready
for Party Day
T h u rsd ay , Dec,•ini»,<r 9, 1937
Registration of
U nem ployed Set
Old Virginia Corn Bread, loaf
Fruit Cakes, lb.
c - 40c - 60c
PERFECTION BAKERY
i ÌWJiofìda
ARM OUR'S RESI
N O T H E T d < K E D IT d K S
In th e D ia tric L t ’m ir t o f th e U n ite»! S ta te -.
f<»r th e D ia t r ic t o f dr«*gon
In ih«* M a tte r o f A I .K E K T h W IN H I L L .
K a n k ru p t . N o
B 2.' " * l in B a n k r u p t, ,
N o tic e 1» h ereby g iv e n to a ll e r c llt o r »
’ h a t on th e 2 7 th «lay o f N«»vemher. A 1»
IV
\ ii»*' • r
i o.ici i .I Hunk
«»•. -
gou . th e b a n k ru p t a bo ve n a in e ,!. w a - «Inly
a d ju d ica te « ! b a n k r u p t, and th a t th e fir < t
in e r t in g o f hi« r r v d itu r a w i l l he hel«l in
• he C o u n ty <’«»urt K>»»ni in th e C o u n ty
c . u rt
H "U -e at
H lll» h o r o .
O re g o n .
on
I he '2 "th »lay o f p c, e m b e r. 19 17. a t ten
\
M . nt w h ic h tim e -a id c re d ito r» m ay
a tte n d , p ro v e
t h e ir
r la im » .
a p p o in t a
t r .^t«*e , v ,im in e th e h a n k r t '
and tri« i
act -u e h o th e r In i»in «--- an m a y p ro p e rly
com e b e fo re - a id m e e tin g
C la im » m ii» t be p re se n te d in fo r m re
q u ire d by th e K a n k ru p t A c t and w o rn to
The
-< h«»lule
file d
diMrlowed 1172
P E A N U T BUTTER
Lb.
10c
C O R N FLA K ES 3 pkgs.
Powde ■r.
C A L U M E T Baking
1-lh. tin
P E A C H E S D No. fN D 2 E 1 . E . tin
. long
C O C O A N U T d i r . .....
Lb.
e rl V
C O C O A \ \ av tin
tins
17c
21c
17c
23c
25c
A LBERS
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
M. D.
EYE. EAR. NOSE and THROAT
SPECIA LIST
Scot Tissue
3 rolls
22c
Scot Towels
2 rolls
19c
13c
W a ld ’f Tissue
3 rolls
PARKAY
Th all purpose .Mat
gariitt w ith Vitamin.
z\ and I>.
20c
Pound
GLA SSES FITTED
Xmas Candy
C o m m rrrial B uilding
Phones
Umidente 2972
O ffice 2971
Old
Hour«
1 .30
p
2 lbs.
»il .VI PR O PS
Illg 6. '! lbs.
PLAIN MIX
:
:
See it ( round!
Know it s Fresh.
Fashioned
< IUI, <11 A I ES
i m. to 12 m.
m . t<> 6 t» m .
COFFEE
3 lbs.
C IHM OI. A I ES
1 lit I k < \
( IIO< (>l. V 1 ES
5-lb. box
( III R ltlE S
1
• ■ l l h la* \
PE PPER MIN IS
C i' ■ late Box
Special Prices eu
25c
25c
25c
35c
89c
29c
29c
X m as
(a n d ,
M yille.
Piggly W iggly
Special.
2 lbs.
ALM ONDS—
Soft Shell
l.b
B R A Z IL S—
Largì- ; izi-
Lie
Sunrise.
and
Pound
25c
(3 lbs.
73c)
N u ts to ( h u r d le s -
t I I RON
Pound
25c
28c
25c
Flour Sale
19c
Pound
XMAS NUTS
PEAN I I S —
15c
Pound
■ E E I.S -
Pound
R A ISIN S—
Bleached. 2 lbs
O A IE S —
I ' -II' p k t
Peerless
•$
1 .1 3
49-lb. sack
S p erry’s or Fisher’s
I’ iggly W iggly
49-lb.
.69
s
Sack
I
W e d e p e n d upon every
proven .scientific device to
a ssu re you th a t
D A IR Y M ILK
a n d w holesom e a
possible. z\ (ria l
vince you of th e pu rity
d elicio u s
lipa Ithfulnez
m ilk from th e
R O T H D A IR Y
H igh G radr M ilk and ( rram
«
Box 342
Hillsboro
Telephone 36R7
S P E C IA L S FO R S A T U R D A Y
BEEF LIVER
Young, Tender.
2 lbs.
25c LARD
19c SALMON
29c OYSTERS
PU R E.
5-lb. pail
10-lb. pail
69c
$.135
K IPPE R E D .
STEAKS
L O IN
or R IB .
Lb.
CHEESE
Wisconsin Swiss.
L IN K
S A U S A G E , ■b.
L".
20c
H olland H E R I R IN G
10-lb.
$
K it
1 .3 9
Lb.
P IN T
19c
22c
H
illsboro M eat C o .
A í a , ear t h í but ■ pay rue iryr
*1”
ll;i" h , li, al Blended
I roduce Specials
BE W ISE - BUY NOW!
ED’S
Prices A gain Reduced
MASTER MKT.
V /li NEED mor< room for
on the 1938 S IE V E R
and Io reduee on r present
G E N U IN E B A R G A IN S of
are ex am p les;
Lodges
25c
19c
25c
25c
< R R A N IS
$4
S C IE N T IF IC
D A IR Y IN G --
fo r B E T T E R M E A T S
I SED < A Its t railed in
S T R E A K P O N T IA C —
Saturday O nly
«lock we a re o ffe rin g
w id th the follow ing
BONELESS
Lb.
T U R N IP S or
Rutabagas.
4 lbs.
-f i
CABBAGE
Pound
29c
2 lbs.
29c
KRAUT, ql. 10c
AliO
S W E E T SPUDS
No. I ’s .
3 lbs.
14c
ORANGES
Ihl’Ht sI size we « HH buy
d 7
„„
25c
Spri'ial low price on cases
and half-eaers of oranges.
And H ow About These for Cheap Transportation?
’28 Dodge Sedan
’26 Hudson Brougham
Brouuham
5c
Each
Solid he;,,Is.
LARD
Above Cars Sold U nder O ur G O O D -W IL L
G u aran ty
lettu c e
Solid heads.
R»
10c
HAMS
’33 Chev Master 4-door Sedan $375
’32 DeSoto 4-dr. Custom Sedan 295
’35 Chev l ’/jj-lon Stake Rack, dual 475
WE RESERVE THE RIGHI T< i LIMIT Q UA NTITIES
$75
50
ltr-p» i I our stock for sim ilar bargain
PROO F O F LAST STATEM ENT
l l n u h l r In m t r r l P r n p l r
Dniihl, loinl. < i>»<>
p i c t i m e m e r e l y l< « i. e a n d
ire,el,e,I ligam ent:
IkHiblr <an,
nir;m I\«.«» jo in t . »»f w hich Ihcrc ;»if of com c. no < n is < : .
llir r r
A ir
I
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C artw right 8C Bolt, Say
W
11c
i
Leo McCoy Dies
Here Saturday
Cold, brisk w eather brings a need fo r more meat in your daily diet. W hen
you shop at the H IL L S B O R O M E A T C O . you know th at you can get top q u al
ity meats— w ithout upsetting your food budget.
49c
34c
No
CARTWRIGHT & BOLT, Inc.
A uthnrlrrd P ontias llr a lr r s
SA L E S and SERVICE
t n » 3r« A vr.
IIII.I.SBO R O
P honr 751
J
F R E E D E L IV E R Y
H illsboro
Phone 3131
Prices Effective F ri. - Sat., Dec. 10 and I I
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