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Page Thro« HILLSBORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON Thui-Hilny. April 13, 1939 Smith, her husband; the unknown in the State of Oregon, pursuant to WHITE wenner pigs for sale Ben Little. N Washington St, Akiha twin of Ar.re Smith, «nd also an order of the Honorable R Frank all other persons and partir. un Peters, Judge of the Circuì' Ccurt 5p known claiming any right, title, of the State of Oregon for Washing- rendered and <».tatc, lien or interest in thereat ton County, made, 7 he Community chorus nt forty estate described in the com entered on th" 12th day of April. volees under direction Prof plaint herein, Defendants: 1939. Lor; ace Do <ett will make it« in- appearance night at E. J. MrALEAR. Attorney for In the Name of the St iti of thr Christian church Other local Oregon Greeting: You. and < tch of Plaintiff Resident Attorney. S'ate muncian will also ayi t with the you, are hereby required to .p- of Oregon Post Office Address, jx ar in the above .ntitlwl Court First National Bank Building. Hills- 'and answer the complaint filed borr, Oregon I April 1 :. 20. 27. Mxv I. II. IM»i ug mist you in the above entitled eatne on or before the 13th day of May. 1939, -aid date being after the expiration of four '■ e, ks from the and Mi I) on. mnmig< r, of tin- Pythian date of the first publication of this FRESH cow for sale Heavy milk er—Arvid Sandstrom, Pi miles a' Vancouver Wash . were summons upo.-i you. the date of the 5p on vis,tors Monday night at- first publication thereof being the southeast Bethany store. 13th day >>f April. 1939. and the g ' e Cl un Dinner at the HOUSE for rent, partly furnished, date of the last publication thereof hall clean and comfortable — Phone being the 11th day of May. 1939. 5p and it you fail so to appear and 3005 id Mr aid complaint or ofherw.«i an- Sunday dinner ere Ba thereof the FOR SALE or Trade Model BB • I Mrs Luther broth) r. Ot- plead thereto, for want '33 Ford panel truck, recovdi- plaintiff will apply to the Court i Irampf and family. Other for the relief prayed for in his tioned two new 10-ply 32x6 tires. • n- Mr and Mr C. Willis Will sell or trade. Want 2 light complaint to-wit. for a 'Ht** ■ eid family of Portland cl .ring plaintiff to lie the owner panels or pickups. — Sec Ernie 5p French at Corwin Hardware ill • imple and in the actuc C E Wi II return ion of the following d e Grants Pas- scribed parcel of real property . it. HEIFERS to put on pasture by the month. Must be fully tested they visited ovi r the nate in Washington County. Ore a n d gon to-wit: —Ray W Montgomery. Mountain ith their son-in-law Nos- zi Mi and Mi - Bry< dale. 5-6 Lots 8 and 9 in Block numbered for housework; 1. Henry ’ s Addition to the Town WANTED — Girl F A Ei Eister •• ity program held in Hillsboro children — Mrs. M V. Shewey. A <now City» of Cornelius, Oregon; week-end with her son. F Everest Jr. an instructor in the and forever barring an I preclud- Reedville: Orenco road; Box 701. 5p engineering department of Oregon ing you. and each of you. and □ 11 Rt. 2, Beaverton. State college. Corvallis. persona claiming by. through FOR SALE—Trailer house. $50 — Mr and Mr- Milo Damon and under you. from claiming or at T. J. Crofutt. Rt. 4. Box 86. Hills- Hospital — Mr and Mr- Howard Sanders of tempting to claim, asserting or at boro; Cornell road. 5p Born to Mr and Mr.s Erank Varici Hiver. guests tempting to assert. any right, titl^ Wash . loge C Sunday of Mr and Mrs L A Long ostate. lien or interest in or to said admitted to Mr Damon i a ister of Mr Long real property, or any part thereof, SALE or trade for cows. 3 years Frank for medical old colt—C. D. Walker. 1 mile Mrs Burton Willeford of Wood adverse to the title and interest treatment 5n burn visited the first oi the week of the plaintiff therein and thereto, south Reedville Jone* H ei * pital— with Hillsboro friends. The Wille and tnat the title of the plaintiff in Special for Thursday. Friday and Mrs Esther Pugh and to said real property be quieted ford family formerly resided here. Saturday Only mi dical treatment. Donald and Bobby MacKenzie against 'lie claims and demands of 16-inch 5-blade lawn mower. Reg Mi John Gardner has entered you and each of you. pent Easter week-end with their ular $7 95 Now $6 49. the hospital for medical treatment This summons served upon LESTER IRELAND & CO. S H Dalby route 5 Hillsboro, is aunt Miss Wilma MacKenzie, m vou by publication thereof in the Portland. Hillsboro, Oregon receiving treatment for serious in- Hillsboro Argus. a newspaper Mr and Mrs Carl Rickson and automobdc ;uri> received in printed and published in Hillsboro. USED piano. A-l condition, for children of Taft spent the Easter accidc’ t Monday. sale. $50—Phone 4311. 5 week-end with Mrs Rickson's Oregon, and of general circulation Mr W H Dieriorff under" mother. Mr- C H Nosier. a minor operation Saturday. -+ Mr. and Mrs John Cox and son Davey »pent the week-end visiting BIG 6 CU. FT. Mrs Kirk Honored— fri' nd. at Albany and Shedd Mr. Mi" John Cox entertained with a Cox formerly taught at Shedd show er Tuesday evening, compli-' Mr and Mrs. Harry Hill of Seat "THRIFTY 6" meiiting Mrs Ival Kirk, formerly of On gon City Other guests present tle were Hillsboro visitors the first OPTOMETRIST of the week, coming down to at EYE SPECIALIST ■Ai re Mi.-dames B W Barnes. El- v.n Campi in. John Laur.-. Ed Nut- tend the funeral of E B Tongue. w ishes to announce that he has assumed the office VALUES! VALUES! Mr and Mrs. Harvey MacKenzie tall. I) E Wiley. M H Stevenson. and eye practice of Dr. H. D Huggins of Hillsboro and Mr and M»s Ival Kirk were ES, the biggest refrigerator William Mitchell J I. Searcy. S and will be pleased to serve the needs of the for- V Hamp, W H MacKenzie and gue-ts of relatives at Oregon City mer patients of Dr Huggins as well as others in values in all Kelvinator's 25 on Easter Sunday. Eileen MacKenzie. Fran- the M need of eye care. years! Sparkling-white, stream Mrs. Martha Stange, and family Campi >n and Claribelle Wiley Dr. Butterfield was formerly associated with lined new Silver Jubilee Kelvina- of Canby were guests of Mrs Caro Prizes for guessing games went to the pioneer firm of Butterfield Bros, of Portland, of tors—with nearly 14 square feet of Mi Campion and Mi s MacKenzie. line Stangcl and family Sunday. which his father, A. E. Butterfield, was the senior < lai belle Wiley and Frances Cam- shelf area ... 6 cubic feet of space! member. I ino, as doctor and nurse, gave out Births Built by the oldest maker of elec Until further notice. Dr. Butterfield will be in Hinds To Dr and Mrs William tric refrigerators... powered with his office located in the Commercial building, cor- E Hind April Il a boy, at Eman- ncr 2nd and Main Streets, three days each week. Kelvinator’s new Polarsphere that uel hospital in Portland. Mr- Kenneth Davison entertain- uses current only 20’5 of the time .MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY cd with an Easter egg hunt and . . . gives safe, sure protection a.7 birthday party at the home of her Growers to Nominate Hours. 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. the time. Yet —they're priced at Oregon and Washington walnut mother Mrs C T Smith, for her a new low! Take advantage of daughter Mary Carol, who growers and packers have been TO MY FORMER PATIENTS: nominate members four Saturday The lit'lc girls and asked these big Silver Jubilee “buys” boys present were Jane Franklin serve during the coming year on Dr. George H Butterfield. Optometrist has assumed .. . Come in Today! the Walnut Control board for the Sharon Connell of Portland; and my office and that part of my practice concerning eye Diane federal marketing agreement pro sandra a n <1 care. gram i' wa- announced t.xiay by A Morley. Bill I have known Dr. Butterfield for over 25 years and Cl aries Fries Kurt Rossman Bry E Wright. norLi v sti rn represent fee’, that he is qualified to render you a competent eye an Bailey Clifford Halvornri Bil ative of the board service and I hope you will sec fit to call on him when Oregon and Washington have two ly Wieber. and Lanny Dibbern. in need of Optcmetric services. “Standard” Plumbing representatives on the nine-man Sincerely yours. Takes Position Herr— Phone 3561 132 S. 2nd Ave. group, one representing growers < Signed) H. D HUGGINS. M. D L L. Gilstrap of Portland has and ano'her representing packers. Hillsboro, Oregon accepted a position in the shoe de- Grower- who market through inde Wed s D< partment pendent packers may vote on indi I artment tore He formerly had charge of vidual ballot forms supplied by the the ladies' and children’s shoes at board All independent growers of Baron. in Portland Mr. Gilstrap record have been sent ballots. and family moved to Hillsboro and The packer member is io be nom are living at 668 S Sixth avenue. inated by both independent and co operative packers. Co-operative Mr- Williams III— Xg;'. Williams daughter of Mr packers will also cast the votes oi and Williams, who their members for the grower rep had an emergency operation fir the resentative. Independent growers who mar rcrnov.il of her appendix two weeks ago Tuesday and now ha - the ket through a non-cooperative inde mump- is critically ill at Smith's pendent packer and whose names In pital Three blood transfusions are not on record with the control have been given her. the donors board may secure ballots from being members of her own family. George Nahstoll. field represent ative. agricultural adjustment ad- Monthlv Meeting Saturday— minis'ration. room 901 Lewis build Monthly meeting of the 4-coun- mg. Portland ty Farm Bureau Federation will be held Saturday at 1 o'clock in the Timmcke vs. Smith et al chamber of commerce rooms at SIMMONS Newberg Mr. Flanditz of the na- In the Circuit Court of the State of •ienal office will be the speaker, Oregon, for Washington County. and other program numbers arc HEINRICH TIMMCKE. Plaintiff. being planned. ANNIE SMITH and JOHN DOE Operetta Tonight— SMITH, her husband, t h e un "Hansel and Gretel" operetta will known heirs of Annie Smith, and be presented tonight 'Thursday) at also all other persons and parties the David Hill school. unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real M's James T. McDonald o f estate described in the complain.' herein. Defendants her daughter. Mrs. James Wells. To; Annie Smith a n d John Doe Community Chorus Makes Initial Bow 9I»$.TO!- JJ?!™» COME IN TODAY! SEE THESE F 1 |O lllinulr flt S i D hurry nun.ills for Washington county children The diluivi lodge Hospital News oftbldl To Peace of Reedville Home ,11 Bill Ziegler and Jun Peppard and dance committee Card- and dancing were the eve ning's entertainment, with t h c Laurel orchestra furnishing the music Infant sm F'unei al held The idyllic pence of his mother’s Reedville f. contrasting chapter in the lift deuce is somewhat of of John Carleton Myers, Sino-Japane-r war com pond- ent. who temporarily abandoned hi< journalistic career in North China recently to visit with the home folk and “to write that book that's been hanging fire foi o long." Quite some difference is the low of dairy hi rds to the thuiidur of cannon and cries of yellow-skinned in M\<i- traveled with the •rg. with Interment in the at cemetery The Inibì lied Ih W i dm* I.ii morning in a Grovv hospital Mr and Mis ne foi Hu-1 11111 s I n u i 1 < lor Announcement niontn. five m nt a official cameraman and V. ar correspondent in that sectoi th local boy collected first b ind knowledge of war condition* there hi Um’ed i . ago, he of lectures i len •tiny’ of Japan's conquest on I.■•arm'd Oriental Among i Althmr h arc rath) I oukui > ledile it both Chin he talked with "buck pi iva dui and lugli i.iokui : mdit numerous e. with ntended the call forine ■ will Mi Blown Ilonored cmiMiorof Manchu ku i Look lor the name Caterpillar I’ll Off ft. r lli-hiiid thr name "( atei pillai in building track type s of highest quality and features built inti» these nu- in, .i-un- (or "( airi pillar” lead ciship in the track-type trai toi (irli) js tell you about the » alue (rature» of these ma i him s and how they can tun. anil money for you \ -k fur a Demonstration ON YOUR OWN FARM E. D. CARVER Tractor», Farm Implements 131 W Baseline Phone 3791 Hillsboro, Oregon Moller Also Joinnaltst w hieh follow m Washington counts through i atlw . and associates here I Mr- Lois P Meyn ture writ! i f*»r one of the Portiani dada ki ep» a home at Reedi dh although residin'! much of the time in Portland 11 is included in.in with the old Portland News and Portland Telcgnim. the San Fran- ci-co Bulletin end tile Snellimento Union He first invaded the Far East field in 1932. Knew (.ill < ron Hi. acquaintance- in 'he Orient inchided many of the world-fain.>u correspondents whose daily dis patche- are read by nulli m Carl ('row, aulbor of "Four Hundred Million Customer " he knew as an advertising man in Shanghai Miers' personal attitude toward the war is inclined Io be pro-Jap- iin'M’ The Chinese peoples m dis- Gifford ma McKinney children J uki'* and Slnr.di'i* Mi Carrie Power all of Hillsboro, and Mr am! Mrs John Osfield of B< a- verton were guests at a family din- ncr E • ter Mrs E E Buggers in Porli ind Can pbell. Mr Mr and Mr an i Mn F Blossom Div ,1. N Wiley, called there She is tudent the Ml se Pauline Si lfi id Lois Gunther of Portland 1. I week-end gues of Mi and and Mr and Mrs E P D ims of M ■ MmnviHc. Mr and Mi- Claude Fat wards. W I) Thomas and son Bud talk with them are welcoming Jap anese troops, he says, us protector- at the against the tyrannical rule of Chi- Mrs w W Thomas home f Let us clean your rugs I thorough, scientific wa All the dirt is removed your rug restored with new life, color and softness. Prices Reasonable Phone 471 — We Call lor and Deliver HOME LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Telephone 4*1 Hillsboro, Orrgon The Dalles Mi Thomas H Bail' ' Mi was before her marriage M Hazlett Mrs. A O Pitman left Sunday with friends in Cnh- forma and to see the San Francisc Mr and Mis I. 1’. Harrison. Mr and Mrs M A Buss and M. Z Buss were Mt Hood vi-itors on Easter Sunday. Miss Roberta William on of Oak Ridge ri sited this week with her sister, Mrs R. A Rolf, and family. Miss Dorothy Rood of Portland sjx'nt last week-end with h<*r par ents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Rnod. Herbert Mohr of Taconi i. Wa -h visited Ins parents. Mr and Mrs Adolph Mohr, over the week-end. Special COVERAGES under our Car Liabilities Policies RUSHLOW TALKING ABOUT 60 KINDS OF INSURANCE Phone 111 BUyiRG A CAR? 336 E. Washington St. HILLSBORO NewTh/ùU. vrv This Sponq thrill of having starter and run POIN1 favored when you wish SEE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ■I costs you no more Io enjoy the youi motor respond instantly to your smoothly at all speeds. HoncocL FIVE Hancock ETHYl for your car your car Io duly excel! D ! ALB D BUILDING MATERIALS LOW COST WAY TO PAY FOR ITI •/^ty 42 ßzanckei FIRST RRTIORRIi BRRR OF PORTLAND THt LEADER IN OREGON IN FINANCING THE CREDIT ClMOUM H A N t 0 C K FIRST.. .TO ARRANGE THE Our producta have born used in many of the newer Hillsboro homes’, demonstra! ing I he quality of these materiata. and ETHYL I A SPECIALISTS IN HARD Handling only materials used in concrete, plaster, masonry, water proofing and insulating we arc better qualified to advise with you on hard materials. NCOCK T K e P e'5 $15950 Hillsboro Appliance 8C Plumbing Co. granddaugh Quality Work KELVINATOR DR. GEO. BUTTERFIELD REQUIREMENTS OF TRADE. COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY HILLSBORO CONCRETE BRICK & TILE HANDY * West Main St., opposite Cannery Phone 1311 or 13 13 m r m « r » -1
