P-ÎP*
t ’vTÍ
Plan Benefit
at Scholls
on March 4
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'Ruck" R enny M ay Ride in Hillsboro
a tttft ft A ft A. 6 ft i rt 0
Tbur-.l iv F l.nifiry M. 19?”
front Jo n es’ hospital Monday. Her
daughter. Mrs F u n k B o rn of A lo
ha. w ill cart* l i r her
Mr and M is C Rich ¡,nd Helen
and Amos attended the 53|-d w ed
ding im nivei s.,ry uf Mi and Mrs
John Rolli of Salem Sunday
i III Matile Mlisoni
Miss Susan R utschm an sp en t the
in the G ibbs cem etery D 1 i I
MOUNTAIN
HOME
A -I It leaves h . r w idow er. I ce W inter..
(B y M is* L orraine Dem m in)
w eek-end at the hom e o f h e r p a r
iichit
I'cinent
m
eeting
sponsored
bi
ents at S ilverton
I* nr children, seven grandchildren
SCHOLLS
Scholls Ju n io r Wo
Miss l.ucillo McGee spent tin Scholls grange will tie held in the ami (our gi oat-g|-, milch lidi on
m an'» club will give a benefit d in
4»
hulls
G
range
hall
this
Ft
iday
e
\e
w eek-end in P ortland w ith Mrs
D>
•' F e n d i In s purchased
n er nt th e church parlors F ridav
belli R avehscrofl and Miss N lung, according to Jo h n S chm clt/ci tw enty-tw o m ore rabbit hutches
evening, M arch 4 Mrs
Peggy
A w ards for work com pleted will mid IS haying them placed m Ills
St
ivy
er
Haynes. Misses W ilma H erd and
L illie A nna A rnold o f Estacada be m ade by 1 F Francis. County barn on Ins farm here
F errili
Evelyn Hesse a re in charge.
is spending several w eeks w ith her d u b leader, and other i is ito r. al e stated Rial he plans to have 2,'it)
Scholls Rebekah club was en ter-
expected. Plans for fu rth e r club breeding docs to i-.u rv mi his rab-
uncle
and
aunt.
Mr
and
Mrs
Fred
tau u 'd w ith a tw o-course luncheon
w ork will be discussed and it is h ilr a i- u ig project
S erjen t
He h a. Ihe
M onday at the I O O F hull C ol
-Sadie Z ierke of Eugene is stav hoped that tin* re-o rg u n i/atio n of « lute G iants, and w ill m arket tin in
o r schem e was red. w hite and blue
some
of them w ill tak e place at live w eight he says
ing
at
the
hom
e
of
het
nephew
C
w ith G eorge and M artha W ashing
that tune M ountain Homo has four
P Beck
ton features predom inating Mrs
M ountain Home W oman'
Mis
4-H club activities and it is hoped
Mrs C P Beck left S undav
A udrey Heaton was hostess.
,o r that some m ore w ill be started this sionary society m eeting w hich was
Eugene,
w
here
she
w
ill
spend
Scheduled to meet With Mrs A le x
B uild N ew Bridge
m onth w ith her b ro th er T \ | Hall year.
The bridge n ear the Ja q u ith farm
In sp ile of scarlet fever and c an B rin e Ihutsday of last week has
Mi--
F
red
Beckley
of
B
rainard
been
indefinitely postponed
on the county road is dem olished
M inn, spent several days last week cellation of some public m eeting..
and a new one is being built.
M ountain Home was tile scene o f
at
the
hom
e
of
Mr
and
Mrs
C
P
Young People Invited
Beck Mrs B eckley will help care considerable social activ ity during
All the young people of th e com
the w eek-end Mr. und .M rs R o>
for Mrs Beck.
m unity a re invited to u “booster
and fuiml
itn ami
fam ily en te rta in e d a
i
’
Mi and Mrs M edford Persons Ja q u ith
pot luck supper at th e church p a r
spent sev eral days last w eek nt the group > of young folk w ith a Valcn- COII1 I tl g CIS D l U f
lors F riday at 7 p. m A social tim e
tm
e
p arty on F riday evening of
, . ,
°
hom e of Mr and Mrs Dale B augh
w ill follow
. .» , l G
n am es ami i c . o . n . . te sts'p e r
z .i
I ’
_ J
y-» • •
lust week
man of P ortland
P a rty March 3
tam
ing
to
St
V
alentine,
and
r
e
O
renco
basketball
team
played
Mrs Earl Russell and F ran k F ish
The G reat V irgil billed as "(he
the G aston team at G aston Tiies- freshm ents w ith th e valentine m o
e r won first prizes in "500". ann u al
day evening Score w as 31-23 in tif constituted the eiiteruinnu-ul ps.vehie enigm a ' opens a th ree d iv
benefit card p arty sponsored by the
fa\ or of O renco T hu rsd ay evening Those present included the M ISSVS perform ance at the V cnelian th e
R ebekah club T hursday evening at
G aston played h ere the score b e Peronice Ego. Mary Boulin. A detha a tre tonight iThursduy» to continue
th e I. O. O F hall. Mrs. Rose D em
Walling. Dorothy Boulm. G ladys until Ins bn: lien of Living N ight
ing 36-31 in favor of O renco
m in and F. M L illegard received
The in stru cto r for M ejor studios Taylor, Jo sep h in e Hahly. Wilma m ares m idnight show Satuixlui
high honors in pinochle. Next party-
has changed the lesson d a te from Boulm, Ellen M arie Jaeq u ith . and
He w ill present he. startlin g mind
w ill be M arch 3.
W ednesday afternoon to Tuesday G eorge Linens Virgil Allison. Ken- reading specialty and will answ i
B irth day Celebrated
at noon, from 12 to 1 p. m.
, n c t h J a q iu l h . O s c a r S h im z . L i-R o y th e questions put to turn by m em
Miss Irm al T rask of O S. C. spent
Mrs C. M A lexander of T liutchcr J a<l u *‘h. Mr and Mrs F red D int bers of the audience In his p erson
th e w eek-end at th e p aren tal home,
district and Mrs. H N. R obinson of
N eighbors of Mrs H erbert Fisch- al appearance, th e G reat Virgil will
celebrating h e r birth d ay .
Forest
G lo v e spent W ednesday er honored h er und the new son. present a dem onstration of m ental
Mr. and Mrs. C. W L arkin visited
w ith Mrs C arlyle, helping cele- John Louis, w ith a baby show er at telepathy and hum an television Hi
th e ir daughter. Mrs M argie G raff,
brute her b irth d ay an n iv ersary
the F ischer hom e on T hu rsd ay af- is said to huve pre.Iiet<*d such af-
at Salem Saturday.
Friday. M arch 4th. th e W orld ternoon of last week T hose present fuirs as the Los A ngeles 1933 flix>d
Clifford T rask w ent to Stavton
Day
of
P
ray
er
for
m
issions
w
ill
xvere
Mesdames H elen A nderson, d isaster election of H oover and
S unday to visit his father. C. B
m eet in th e R eedville church. O ren- w I- P eter- F ran k P eters. W illiam Coolidxe, paym ent of soldier b o n
T rask, w ho has been ill th e past
co. 1 u alatin P lains and B ethaiiv Peters. L. It Ralston. Emei \ H a r n - . us and the cap tu re of D illm ger.
few weeks.
P resb y terian churches cooperate in H ow ard Stum m u. H ow ard B row n-
Beauty, m ystery anil fun a re in
Mrs. Dan Sm ith an d Doris and
Radio
listeners
.. ...
, , a" d ,h e atre-g o ers w ill h av e little difficulty- in
this m eeting.
ing. H arry Schm eltzer. G eorge corporated into Ins "N ightm an
E rw in H eaton retu rn ed hom e last
tu r e 8« ^ - " * » / ^ f efn n y ' fa v jrite of of a ir w aves and motion’ p ic
A
lex
A
llen,
w
ho
ow
ns
a
hom
e
at
F
itzpatrick.
Jo
h
n
S
chm
eltzer
C
R
spectacle,
w hich « ill be presented
M onday from a few days' trip to , tu re »tar at th e left in above p ictu re On the right is Vic M ac
B uxton and is well know n in O r- K irkpatrick. O tto Brose E dw ard at m idnight S aturday T he n ig h t
Spokane. Wash., w here they visited 1 Kenzie. b ro th er of H. L. M acKenzie. Hillsboro
enco w here he lived fo r m any Sieffert. F J. Russell. W ayne A n- m ares do not confine th e ir a c tiv i
autom obile dealer.
Mrs. S m ith's parents.
w ho is n atio n al convention chairm an for the A m erican Legion's i years, is in th e S o u th ern Pacific drew s. F ran k F ischer. L. H McGee ties to th e stage, but w ander out III
Mrs. G eorge Mounce, w ho spent
Los
Angeles
convention
this
year.
C
enter
i<
hospital in S an Francisco. He has and the Misses K a th e rin e S ieffert the audience as well. In connection
K eith M acK enzie. five-
the past tw o m onths w ith h er m o th
y ear-old convention mascot.
1 been stationed in the south fo r the and Joyce B row ning
w ith V irgil's appearance ‘'C a in
er. Mrs. Ida Kays, left Friday for
M
acK
enzie
visited
H
illsboro
T
h
u
rsd
ay
night
w
hile
in
O
regon
fo
r
last tw o years, w orking as S P
Mr. und Mrs C. Nelson en ter- the talking m um m y, w ill be on e x
h e r home in Minot. N. D.
|
firem
an
on
a
steam
shovel.
H
e
has
tam
ed
S
atu
rd
ay
evening
in
honor
,
th
e
tri-state
40
et
8
"w
reck'
in
P
o
rtlan
d
,
an
d
w
hile
h
ere
talk
ed
hibition in th e th e a tre foyer for
Ju liu s C hristensens a re having the
‘he birthday of th e n son Edwin th e th ree-d ay period
w ith J a k e Weil. H illsboro Legion post com m ander, concerning the ) been seriously ill for tw o week». :
in te rio r of th eir house redecorated
but
is
rep
o
rted
to
be
b
e
tte
r
at
this
as
a
su
rp
rise
to
him.
Those
present
forthcom
ing
A
m
erican
Legion
am
ateu
r
contest.
At
W
eil's
request
Miss D oris B rittian has been ill
time. Mrs A llen is w ith him and w ere G eorge Wilson. V irgil Alli-
, ^ K ! ni! e i’ro " u se <i to invite Benny to atten d th e local a m ateu r
th e past few days w ith pneum onia
T h ree thousand dollars was the
to g eth er th ey have seen m any beau- so11- D onald Nelsom G eorge A ,A1
m
f‘na 1 b u ‘ / ald - “Ja c k 's got a couple of o th er engagem ents
Mr. and Mrs. H erb ert Thom pson
tiful
and historic places
rizona, b hson.
J r . Dale Boulin. D arrell ii, , ...
. 11 ' ' ’ lf'
. laces in A rizona.
»o
in Hollywood, including m aking a couple of m otion pictu res and
m oved from the S u th erlan d house
New M exico and C alifornia. T hey Steven. A rth u r Nelson Mrs M an Dallas. T fxas. traffic safety com
to th e H arry Hall farm , w h ere th ey I ap p earin g on his weekly- radio program , b u t I'll see w hat I can do "
a re plan n in g a trip to O regon as Buulm. Mr. and Mrs E rnest Nef- mission. T he U nited S tates navy
a re employed.
soon as he is out of th e hospital and son and lw o daughters, and the band was a big featu re of the re-1
Jack to w n school is m aking plans
fo r a program to be given A pril 1. M rs . L e u H o n o r e d
and Mrs. W ayne L utton an d Bob will visit th e ir daughter. Mrs Lee Misses Marv. W ilma D orothy und view . T he com m ission will use
R elda Boulin. A fter an evening of th e proceeds to finance its cam-
Benefit Success
and Dick. Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n N el R andall an d h e r fam ily.
T he O renco T roop 222. of H ills- »fames and contests, a tw o-course I paign of safety education in ttie
Eighteen dollars w as cleared at
son and Florence. Mr. an d M rs K
city.
K ahn of P o rtlan d and Miss Jessie boro Council, held its w eekly m eet- J^'ate lunch w as served
th e chicken sup p er F eb ru ary 16 at o n H e r B ir th d a y
M ountain Home C h ristian Fn-
th e C. W. L arkin home. This money-
M unson of M unson HUI. C arl Huge ing W ednesday. F eb ru ary 16, and
tB
v
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
Pezoldt)
decided
to
purchase
su
its
w
ith
in
d«®vor
Society
was
in
charg
e
of
w ill be used to h elp fin ish the
ROCK CREEK —M em bers” of th e l i t t l e th e ^ n 5ddTe o T m S E
jm n
JOY IN ( Al II ORNI \
the w eek P lans for a S cout cabin ‘bv m orning services im m ediately
church kitchen.
to be b u ilt d u rin g th e sum m er follow ing Sunday school at M oun-
The g ray -h aired w om an w i t h
« u s. e. i . o m n n . assisted bv h e r h o r o r ^ .f
CR b g.ave. a p a rty in ! th e navy-
daughter. Mrs. S. E. C aldw ell, of a n n i J e r a a r V T o ^ u J ^ S.wb ‘r i hday L The follow ing m ight n early pass m onths w ere discussed. T he f o l - j ,ain H ome E vangelical church Sun- liquor on h er b reath w ould have
a dim e for som ething to eat. At
P ortland, en tertain ed about 15 la- ™ \tVs F ^ d J n s w r
.
hom e i? r .th e R iPle>' colum n: Mrs. Lue low ing boys of th e troop w ill ta k e d a >'-
2nd class tests at the C ourt of Hon-
T he ,,ld saying reg ard in g m isfor- th e offer to tak e h er out and buy
dies w ith a tea T hursday afternoon , w ere nlav^d M r ? ' n
v gam es ? aVls' w ho has lived in ‘h is section
cr.
held
in
H
illsboro
th
e
last
of
th
e
‘u
ne
n°
t
coming
singly
m
ight
be
h e r a lunch she slipped aw ay The
in ho n o r of h e r d au g h ter Mrs. A. baked t h e hi'rthw X - o
Epperson fo r m an y years, says th at she is 71
'
‘ onton. A lberta. , ed th e b irth d ay cake, and Mrs. y ears old an d read s w ith o u t Blasses m onth: F ran k Dobra. Ju liu s Dobra, borne out in this neighborhood , dim e w as fo r drin k , you see. nut
F Sm ith,
of ' _ Edm
Leu
received
m
any
nice
gifts.
and
has
n
e
v
er
w
orn
th
im
¡
h
e
atm
R
obert
B
urdette.
D
onald
B
augh-
Jo
h
n
Davis
had
all
the
pork
stolen
for rats
Canada.
"T hat's my trouble
says th a t sh e can see to read by man. and D onald R ogers T he troop fro,n his sm okehouse, w here m e a t'
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Rowell. B ert B irth d ay P a rty H eld
T his from
...........- Mrs. In a S m
lu erlan d and „ M.r s . C hrist R C chen and Mrs. m oonlight. Mrs. D avis lives alone is doing fine w ork u n d e r th e new ‘rom ‘wo p o rk ers was curing T hen the young m edic-looking m an in
Rowell,
u th
Scoutm aster. K eith Reynolds, and las‘ w eek. Davis slipped and fell th e fine o'coat standing by. Seem s
Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. G uild w ere t red J °®s> en te rta in e d w ith a p ar- and enjoys h aving com pany.
S unday d in n er p arty guests at th e ,y ln ho n o r of th e b irth d ay an n i-
Mrs. W illiam L uethe. w hose hom e patrols a re show ing a fine record as be attem p ted to get up from hay - he had th ro w n up a $«() jo b .-vs
Mrs. Mary Ik erd hom e in P o rtlan d , i a ers? r-v . o i M ary lee N ottage of ls on B rooks H ill an d w h o aceom- u n d er th e new p atro l leaders. Rob- in8 m ilked his cow. T h e m ilk was o rderly in a san itariu m dow n south
e rt B u rd ette and N orm an B radley, spilled and the cow kicked Davi
I P o rtlan d at th e hom e of Mrs C hrist p an ied h e r husband
to go on a d ru n k . So far us ab le to
R cichen S atu rd ay . T he follow ing C a lif, recen tly w rites h e r
’ A n open in v itatio n to the m em bers breaking his leg A nother trip t
recall he had been in tow n four
children w ere present: Je a n Pubols h e re ‘hat she had n ev er seen i t i ° f ° ,h e r H ill,b o ro T roops to visit ‘he doctor last S atu rd ay revealed days A little touch of hom e-life
O r c h a r d a le
V irginia B enert, Leona Bradley? rain so h a rd as it did th e re about a With troop 222 is urged. M eetings m an x-ray p ictu re th at the bone ought to h elp th e man. and ihe
(Bv Mrs. R. H unger)
a re held W ednesday evenings at *s k n ittin g satisfactorily.
_ .
, L au rm e and M erland and L ee A nn w eek ago.
7:30 i-i the O renco school, th ro u g h
M ountain Home C hristian E n , voice at th e end of th e phone said
ORCHARDALE— H arrison H eis-
B arb ara and B everly B elling-
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tile courtesy of th e P.-T. A.
d ia v o r society is an honor ociety I a guest w ould be w elcom e for d in
ler. w hose foot w as badly crushed e r; P ‘c^ J ° ss>’ and th e ho n o r guest
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for the first tw o q u arters, the only ner.
th re e w eeks ago w ith a lugging
W ashington day exercises w ere W o m a n B a c k f r o m
O utside the M ission door the man
Stop signs a re ju st as im portant in ?n„e in tfJc D re8on-W ashington Con-
hook, is m uch im proved and e x - : j eld a t Rock C reek school Tues-
lighted a c ig arette to q u iet the
pects to have the cast rem oved in a d ay ' , ,
, _
S tU Q V
ill
In d ia
p rev en tin g accidents a s traffic lL'*’e*?ce h aving this record accord- nerves
alw ays upset a fte r days of
few days.
1 Bobby and B etty D ancer re tu rn -
111 D I U l d
lights and signals. S ecretary of S tate ‘U* ‘° a report m ade S unday
k Back am ong the firs in tlje
Snell declares. He rem inds m otor-
iL«?* Schanz. a grandson of Mr d w rin
T he A rth u r G ard n er fam ily w ith e? ,o school M onday a fte r being
(Bv Mrs. Gail K a r n s i
est-side hills, the open fire and
th e exception of David have moved absc,lt som e tim e d u e to illness ! O R F x m x xi
n •
ists th at o th er d riv ers m ay be de- a/ ld
J u n D a v is , is staying w ith
into one of P ete P arson's cabins and R° n ald Zahler. B eaverton high
, x , 7 M‘<?S R ober‘a Hopton. pending on th ro u g h -street m arkers ‘hen i- D scar gave up a tten d in g B en m agazines w ere his until d in n er
Born in A rgentine R epublic and a
D avid w ill jo in them as soon as his i* * 00’ stu d en t, has also re tu rn e d
5,
R‘Ch re tu rn e d to protect them against fast cross son Polytechnic school in P ortland perfect
an, his experiences
school is out.
t° school a fte r being ill.
u Om ^ n ^ °Ie- India, w h ere traffic, an d an y disregarding of
help his g ran d p aren ts He ex- dow n th gentlem
ere m ade him w orthw hile
R ichard H unger, w ho is w o rk in g
M argie Epperson. Rock C reek 1
h ad been stu d y in g T elugu the th e m arkers is a p t to have dis- Pec‘s ‘° rem ain h ere u n til A ugust,
in th e d in n e r hour. T hen an o th er
and plans on resum ing his studies sm
n e a r th e coast, left Tuesday a fte r
pupR v isited H illsboro high ' O wing to B i^ b V e ^ 'k in g ’ 'o f '^ ’ h 8 ' astro u s results.
oke as he follow ed out to the
-
nex t fall.
spending four davs w ith his "par- scho° l W ednesday and Vn-gima h ealth sh e w as o bliged’ to ^return
m ilking shed T he chores done. In-
Mrs.
M
argaret
E
lizabeth
Win
ters.
ents.
All wen an d A lice ______
, , also
B radley,
M adam —“I d id n ’t sleep a w ink
had a q u estio n —"Do you really
long a resid en t of th e G ibbs m
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Rock C reek school pupils, visited S he is recu p eratin g at th e hom e of last night. W hat's th le
ean that you have peace in your
e m atter th a t „..iphhf.rhrwwi
P
h e r m other. Mrs N. B Hopton.
th e tra in je rk s so m uch-
Is th e
.i1,2 Incan " ,Tb a ‘. A - <'P‘"’>ng
enough
B eaverton high school F riday.
Dr.
and
M
rs
Edm
ond
B
erg
er
of
Mrs. Abe Z ah ler is ill.
H ite o n
follow ing an ill- and the WHY of perfect peace now
Mrs. H. J. G etty spent som e tim e i P o r,,a n d
w ere
Sunday
d in n er e n g in ee r d ru n k or crazy?”
P o rte r—"No, Missus, he am ju s t ness of n early six years. B urial w as and forever was set before him Two
(By Mrs. Zell S tru th ers)
m P o rtla n d last w eek H er m other, i gU^
t ? d j Y rs; .Sam R,ch
HITEON— T igard R ebekah club Mrs. H eizen reter has’ be’en ni°l b u t '
b ir‘b day u‘ea of" “ i e teachin' his w ife to drive."
m em bers w ere en tertain ed F eb ru - ls rep o rted im proved
’
J W
T omens
" i ? ' 3 C ircle w ill
in be
De held in th
the e
S ay you saw it ln th e Argus.
ing w ere d in n er p artv
p arI° rs W ednesday, M arch
a ry 16 w ith Mrs. S arah V anK leek. I ^ The
h e follow
* "
tests
. G„ayi ord Wilson was hom e from ®ue,
s,‘s a t th e hom e of M rsP K 2 x r ' a ° f ° fflcers w ill be held.
, j i ._
.
.
.
"irs.
n
.
m 1 s s
A
nna
H
ansen
of
Scholls
'
S. C. over th e w eek-end.
__ _ _ H e act- R adke S __ atu _ rd _ ay : M rs Bud Hncip -T77— ...........
s/i □ m uilll is
cd as best m an at the w edding of and C arl and D
oiores Hoge
and M r
~-g W“ h h e r siste r' M rs' H ow ’
Dolores
1
ard
Stout.
his brother, L eib ert Wilson, and w
— of Longview, Wash.,
W “"
allace
Mrs D an Sabo w as b ro u g h t hom e
Miss L ottie Foe, S atu rd ay evening
»t th e B eaverton M ethodist church
Mr. and Mrs. E. D H ite e n te r
tained a nu m b er of friends from the
I. O. O. F. lodge at th e ir hom e S u n
day evening.
Donna L eav erete has been absent
from school a w eek w ith mum ps
CNOTH/NOf
4-H Achievement Meeting at
Mountain Home Friday Night
dia If.i
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seat ll on a hall
I get d i l l to busi
fui- the ungodly * BI I'L L Geor>
from a Blhl In- N T a ilo r, B eaverton Paid adv.
Young pcopl
itituto b u t Ihe seiv eM ill Ihe
hl Ihia man
MixSiiii, (hut evening
S ubscribe Io the Argini
of d a rk . kin and lot ome heal I
rayer. The
r a t e d hi; hand for
group quit Ihe platform and m r-
•ill-
rounded bun Bible verse.-.
monies, w ith p ray er followed m on
him and finalls lie yielded him
‘•«•|| kneeled and asked forgivene •
for Ihe ins of a lifetim e O ne of
th e first fru its w.i to give over a
six page letter w ritten earlier in
C oni vac to r
the duy Io .set forth to his mothei
his d ru n k en stale Next m orning
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c n i's ' E x p i 'i ii* n i'i‘
suw him m dite the letter of let
tei >. outlining his first .step into a
lieu life ami hope. So there u a
joy in heaven over u ainnei that
rep en ted am t joy in that C.iliforni.i
m o th er’s h eart over a on safe on I ' l l Hill*
II) I
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th e glory trail
"W hen u e wore y e t w ithout
FAINTING
H. I). Fuller
The Great Virgil
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of Vertefian Rill
R ubber stam ps and office su p
plies.—H illsboro A rgus.
tf
P lease send in new s copy early
to th e Argus.
Are You
Planning to
BUILD?
. . . Then it’s none too
early to s ta rt p re p a r
ing plans, selecting m a
te ria ls a n d studying
c o sts!
I. X. L.
Dairy - Poultry Feeds
H igh production and stock h e a lth m ain te
nance both req u ire a well b alanced feed. And
th a t s w h a t you g e t w hen you buy I. X. L.
Q uality G rains, h ighest t e s t c o n cen trates
c a re fu lly blended by farm -teste d form ulaos
r S 'L u Y 1.6 n,eceasary Vitamins, m inerals and
digestibility fo r m axim um production, h ealth
and disease resistance.
M easu re I. X . L. Feeds by “ resu lts” p e r sack
r a th e r th a n “ cost” p er sack.
and R E M E M B E R
a new FH A Insured
M ortgage System will
soon be u n d e r way to
p e rm it you to borrow
up to 90% of the value
of y o u r finished home.
Albers, Crown and Triangh
Chick Feeds
F re e H ouse Plans
Lumber Yards
»•i
B etter than soap; brings out the
hidden lustre In your hair.
Lifebuoy Soap . . 5c
krrpa
10c
DOUBLES
D R IV IN G EASE
New colors w ill m ake last year’s
clothes new a<glnl I t ’s easy w ith
R it — all colors.
Y o u shift faster and
easier, with both haniia
alwaya near the wheel
and both eye» on the
road. Even with three
in the front »eat, driver
and panaenger» have
plenty o f elbow room.
Shaving Brushes . 25c
Nephi Landplaster
I» n g fu ll bristles, set to ata’ in
rubber. Easy grip handle. Sterilised.
Shoving Soap . . .
M a te ria ls
COPELAND
Drene Shampoo . 10c
N o s h ift le v e r o n flo o r.
C.’a r c a n ’ t he k ic k e d in t o
o r o u t o f g e a r. D riv e r « a n
e n te r fro m c ith e r aide.
Save your hand«. Strong, durable
rubber, assorted colors.
F re e E stim ates
Q u a lity
CLEARS FRONT FLOOR
-MAKES FRONT SEAT
ROOMIER
Soft and »trong. Sanitary hand-
kerchlefa for colds. Fine for re
moving cosmetics.
Rubber Gloves . . 25c
P la c e Y o u r O rd e rs N o w fo r
See us today for
150 Pond's Tissues 10c
pkg.
See us fo r b arg ain s in
McCORMICK-DEERING
FARM MACHINERY
HILLSBORO FEED CO
Phone 27J
, 60 w
Main s t
M c CORMICK-DEERING FARM MACHINERY
- t l '
5c
10
rewT/Ae
W illiam s — t h e
econom ical
cake th a t fits in y o u r sh av
in g mug. M akes rich, lasting
lather.
Razor Blades
C o nd itio n G u a ra n te e d an Represented
1 9 3 5 D o d g e C oupe
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1 9 3 4 F ord V -8 C o a ch
1 9 3 2 C h e v r o le t C oach
1 9 3 0 C h ev r o let S e d a n
1 9 2 9 C h ev r o let C oach
CADY MOTOR CO.
Oldest Antomoblle D ealer in Washington County
Pilone X12
U 9 S. T h ird Ave.
You
ahift as usual.
'I here’» nothing to ja m
or get out of order.
Standard gear poeitions.
Ruy at Sprouse-Reitz and yet
quality at consistently low
prices. These friendly West
ern stores are always a con
venient, economical place
to shop.
Rit Dyes
B argain Prices
N O T H IN G N E W TO
tE A R N — EN T IR E L Y
M E C H A N IC A L
Bathroom
Essentials
R u ii t *lze — thA soap that
you fresh snd dainty.
W e a re also h e a d q u a rte rs for
C h o o se from th ese at
NIWiSr-fMKTMY
mSH/FT6MM
510-154
STORE
DEPEND ON
CARS
10c
5SSÄ S Ä ' *•“ ** pk” ‘ or 2
ONiy ¿our P*/eep m k nr/m
MFETySW FrCFAK CONTROL
SPROUSE-REITZ STORES
W h t i m Or<jt)uiahon~
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CARTWRIGHT & BOLT, Inc.
-821 K 3 r £ A y « ^ . -------------B H X R » < > R O
ON POTASH FED PASTURE”
■pASTURE land can be made the moat profit-
■t able land on the dairy farm. Test plots in
1937 proved that potash in the fertilizer in-
creases the yield of pasturage 5,000 lbs. green
weight per acre. In addition, potash improves
the sod by encouraging the desirable grasses
and clovers, thereby increasing the feed value
and palatability. Apply to your pasture now a
mixed fertilizer containing at least 10% potash.
This will make a top-dressing of nitrogen
fertilizer later in the year more effective.
High-potash fertilizer will also be a desirable
supplement to any manure treatment that the
pasture has previously received. For further
information, consult your fertilizer dealer or 1
write us at P.O. Box 44, Puyallup, Washington.
American Potash
Institute, Inc.
INVESTMENT BUILDING
25JL
W A SHINGTON D .C
BEANS BUILDING. SAN JOSE. CALirORNiA
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