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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1938)
R T r r « p n R o Pare Four St. Matthews Chib Plan To Hold Bazaar Tuesday Ladies of St Mat their annual bazaar dinner next Tuesdaj Hillsboro Grange hall Dim be served from 5 30 until 8 3T Booths with fancy wnoik. games, fish pond and fortune-telling wall be open Ladies in charge of arranger--m'« Mr«- A i ' C. C. DeFrees F C smitn and John Plass Cath State Officers Pvthians Attend B\ Rainbow Girls Hillsboro ('amp d/ O1 D I IME M< H Attend ALOHA GRANGE HAI I Ili Iti Wi'l nJ Mrs 1. id Mrs Hei brary have been appear Ahus this summer and >tart SA I URDAY NIGH I <»< lUBIK iMh Holh ! good musk * FUXJR GOOD TIM IX- •aul Jack k>dg, Mr» M B r riusi K Episcopal Guild To Entertain Grono Ilin Hee-1 bom. Bob G:llar Ge-rg. Risk Peacock TITLE INSURANCE Prof and ESCROWS vocal concur .vest Ch He repor enrollme talent in his the Dos^e*' s the local Christia M.ss Mary Sunday from a vis: and aunt Mr and Mrs C J Cr. WASHINGTON COUNTY BRANCH Bride-t 1ert Honored a: d 5 F. I'honr Ut I Illi I slUIKO 1 '■ » 2nd ur accompanied Miss Caldwell boro and is visiting a SEE IT TODAY F H Caldwell E - R Hospital H Portland, inciuded Mesdames S U W J Paine and Charles D boro M.ss Baratara Herge Idaho accompa: .ed by M thes a-d Misses EA.e a: 1 Di : of Portland. jrday M.ss Herge Ihis week Mr- H R M re and he in-law. J R Mor P-rtiar.d attended a tea g Portland Business and Pr f W men's dub S indav af- . the home f Mrs Gladys Ba d . nd Iranahan Honored— atmei i- Aba 21 **** »m* TaUhi (.roup Meet»— Camp Fire ■f O . P M. R D Er. Breaks Both Betty Mav M Mrs LESTER IRELAND & CO M. 3rd and Main Ja k bv hard« man Mrs Griffith Ho.te-- Mesdam K.d Cross Meet Tonigh Red Cross H .Gil Dr E be ir ing c d week Mr J Mr Springfield L. 1 Mrs Ro v Da visited h Dai is n and fa Mr and Mr- to the Santa sale Planned— Oracles of the R' -ill have a food and t Fred's market Saturday .- 23 è Gr Phone 2411 fall hats d Mr at 1 ■i both arm.- S. e HILLSBORO complete new assortment F Batmar lUircn California Visitor Here FRIDAY Bring Your Friend»! A R to Meet— Da-, id H.li copter DAR will Tue-d witn M: E We : Holt P, ■ diet : reg^ will be Mr and Mr- Re.l C children of Portland • one of A.d will m FEED5.SEED5 GRAIN \nuuil Mall CÍAS DEMONSTRATION and COOKING SCHOOL D G Hare and Jake Imperial J Hill ember Daughter C hristened Judith Terr f Mrs Donald T Temple hnstened Sundav at A iscopal enure The ser eld in the aft< R H . k. f M k e of Mrs C E Wells r day from, ab ut ten Redmi nd and with Seeds from ai YOUR GAS CO.«.DEALER guardia n joyed ph,’.ned H Abts ar The girls hand. * rk Mr and Mrs Frar. and daughter Mary B- ingtor. D C. are v.sit. week with Mrs Jenn.e Da: Mrs Lucile Bodenhamer Loren Bronleewe and Bob N Ian spent alst week-end in Corvall: Loren's brother. Th Bronleewe who s a senior at g on State Mr and William Joos and son Billy and Mrs Flora Baker spent Satu rday and S Mrs T J Wells at Redm nd Mr and Mrs. John Zen jr of A Reach vis.ted Mrs Zi Mr Honor Matron- Krueger Mr and M: A. L Jensen we at L gview Friday f.r a birthda for Mr Jer.se; home Theodore Wells f Redm.nd sr Hills bor D ircas club of All Saints church the week-end ness will meet at the _ church --------- tonight •Thursday Misses Marjorie Taylor Dr and Mrs J O Etobb have ; »nd Corinne Pennington, and Mrs W L. Henry will be hostesses. modeled and modernized Save DANCE j insti Olds Har Attend D A. R Meet— _Mrs Glenn Payne and Mrs V. W Gardner spent the week-end at Marsnfield. where Mrs Payne tended a board meeting for D A R. Mrs Gardner sang at the meet- mg Mrs Wiiber W rkman of Cot tage Grove went to Marshfield with them and they were joined there by their brother Robert Harb.son of Coqu.lle for a birth day party for their sister Mrs John Bergen of Marshf.eld Birthday Celebrated— Mrs L Vandehey entertained las Wednesday afternoon with a party fir Mrs Betty VogL honor ing her 77th birthday anniversary- Present were Mesdames H Unger E Overoedder. F W Delsmar Marie Walr.ofer. W Sohler A E Edward- and Misses Nora Costel- loe. Etta Brock. Marjorie hey. and M.Idred Vandehey FLOW EKS b\ Mr 4tter.de. with wide appeal. Heucfit S/iDir tut MM Fund Set Women of Moost Pendleton Ba; ti»i Y-ui e elected W Ima Pr New Library Books Pa» Ni.r. D:es W nther Dream Prevails E Darn River Hall and N. ' Dead Don't Care “ mystet “Guilt - Edge Guilt mystery' Welt« Free Land." ine: “My Son My S Spring waj Dark Mortal St rm “ B.-. * m Midn.^ht Sailing" -ny-u y Blochman Documents m the Case i mystery' Sayer Old M tley Lucas Victoria at 4 30. Roberts N.ne Ta.!or> Sa .. -n ; day Men." Priestly. A book of timely interest .r the Lbrarv is ' My Battle." by Ade .1 Hitler It is not propaganda, but according : Mrs Georg.u Sm.tn librarian. answers some of the questions which arise as to Why Hitler Has Prosecuted the Jews’ Why He Wants Austria?" Wil He Make War on Rj<s.a What He Thinks ot France In fact, the bock j the lead.ng d cument of the tme and helpful to all who try to understan the amazing pu..tica! processes rope said Mrs S: “Victoria at 4 30 by Cecil Rob erts is an incident in the lives of each of the passengers on tne ex press leaving Victoria at 4 30. and tne-w experiences are later put together making ar. exceUent buck cf the l.ghter vein A book tc study is “Personal and Sec.al Adjust ment." by Uhl and Powers, a new up-to-date book on human v.r.g Some of the chapters are Your »qu.prr.ent fur successful ‘Spec.al guides to successful lit - ing;” ' Personal adjustment to peo ple and situations;“ “Personality and how to develop your charac- ter and citizenship and many others equally helpful in £ one for life. •Doomsday M a n." is Priestley's first novel with an American, set ting. and is a romantic tale of strange adventure in the southwest. Those who read “Midnight on the Desert, and were charmed with the descr.ptions will delight .n the pictures of the west in this story. There is plenty of action in the story and mystery readers win Thur <L'lV. Di fol Ph 13. n t n. í n n R n, o r f g o n argüí SEETHE NEW CASE STEEL GRAIN DRILL W C G and Mr main and An Robert s Oceanside L H Payt.ir of Wo dward O1 homa, arrived ast wee k for a v with hi» sister Mr- S W Bar k Dr and Mrs R E Lee Steiner Salem »p'-nt he week-end w Mr and Mr- O B Gates phonr The Commercial National ¿Bank of Hillsboro, Oregon Statement of condition at the close of business Septembei RESOURCES Cash on hand and due from Banks U. S Government Bonds Muniu'pal anti other Bonds and Warrants I 18.167.68 3.9(10.00 Banking House. Furniture and Fixtures Other Real Estate Overdrafts Loans and Discounts TOTAL REMEMBER — We are headquarter- for vetches and peas. Let us help you h your pa ture grass mixtures. 5 kW a kM CONDENSED REPORT ■ r We have canary grass, domestic and English rye, chewing fescue, tall meadow- grass, cheat, clovers, blue grass and many others. hillsboro «hop side, and T ymeter Seeding time is here and Imperial has a com plete line of all grain and grass seeds to meet your requirement*. men’s 8 11.11 122..’{9 921,089.68 $1,909,862.21 LIABILITIES Imperial Egg Mash. Sack ... Milk Egg Mash. Sack ............ Big Lay Egg Mash. Sack Milk Developing Mash. Sack Plain Developing Mash Sack 4-Grain Scratch. Sack $1. Deposits 1.95 1.85 1.50 TOTAI Prices F. O IL warehouse. Subject to market changes Imperial Feed Si Grain Co Millers of Quality Feeds South 2nd Ave. $ Surplus 1. 75,000.00 55.000 IIO 12,050.5 1.737.81 LG $1,909,862 21 Not Connected with Any Chain System or Holding Company HEINRICH BROS "In Your Ca°e Buy a CASE IM S. 3rd Ave Hillsboro Phone 10€2 Washington County’s Prosperity Our Paramount Interest
