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Page Eight I luu • I.iv II 11 IS B O R O A R G US , II I I. I S B O R O . O R E G O N MOUA Eil Carothers has pm chased 45 acres on the west b.mk of Pawson e»uvk a nule cast of Hilh hero and will twove there l»\ Aug u>t I » His new plans necessitate his resigning his position .is Hex Scout master of .Aloha I’roop. .’19 which is to be regretted as under his lead ci ship this troop ha> ranked high in achievement in the Portland district Mr and Mrs Noah Hill with a part> cd i * last wci k took a tout da\ - outing m North Bend Yakima .md Snoqualmie Pass Wash tlu’X found fishitr: good Paul Grimm. Jr. with hi> unde lx an Gumm, of Portland is taking a 30 d ix vacation at Bagby Hot Springs m the xvilds of Clack »mas countx Mush Supervisor Miss Jean Md.can has b»*en chos rn us music supervisor in th»* pul’ lie svhools of Stockton. Cal She in Id a similar position at Port An gd»‘" Wash . for several years Adolph 1..»fond of Beaverton was a business caller in Aloha Saturday He returned the p.tsl wrek from a two months' visit to his 1000-acre : inch home neat MaPa Mont Hr reports that things are looking well m Montana, ten inches of ram fell m June His son is operating his father > rach and making goml But I afond Sr prefers the Oregon di- mate and sc< n» ry J W Farlow of Tire Oalles and Mis O I Farlow of Maupin aie visiting the L H Farlow family ALOHA Mr and Mr> H.niy Dawher arc moving today «Thur* day» to Newport They f aded tH« . home on Pike «treet for tom st vol tage* one mile south of Ncwp. rt. Mr and Mr* Matt Ku g A J Gerrow Mis Georgi E of I' land and Mrs A J Vane« . . K ■ dale composed a party to Silver Crock state park Sunday Roy Betzer and family returned Sunday from a three wei g - v s.i with relatives in Michigan The« returned in a new car purcl used m Flint Mr and Mrs A B Goodmiller of Seattle were guests las; Fridas of Mr and Mrs J E Hays They hid just completed a tour to t . Atlan tic seaboard vis.ting the New \ .k worlds fair, and on their retun stopping at the San Franc..-co fair II I < Merts July PI Grange Home Economics c!ub meets w ith Mrs A U Tay lor Ju y 19 Mrs. Tay I r and Mn Kal| A derson ar«' join’ host« sscs F E. Tuttles father was born in Springfield. Ill. 75 years ag and has lived there all his life, wmle his mother has lived there for 8U yea. - This couple recently cclebratcu their golden wedding anniversary Marie Markovich returned Satur day from the ten days' session of the summer camp of the Beaverton high school Girl Reserves at Camp West Wind at Otis Five session arc held during the summer Mrs. J A Korex and daughter Ruth and son Edward of Whueson w ere guests Thursday of Mr a id Mrs. W J. Scheel They were form er friends and neighbors tn Idaho. Early Peaches At Young Place Social July 24 Huber Pinochle club will hold a box social at the club house on July 20 Old time music is promised The Pinochle club ot Huber meets with Mrs. L. E Cornell July 18. Texan Visits Mrs. Patricia McKee of El Pi- Texas. was a Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs. W A Thayer. She was an attendant at the Altrusa convent.on in Portland last week Mr and Mrs. H C. Chapman vis ited Sunday with Chapman s a.m: Mrs. J A Chapman, who is a 1 .- tient in a hospital at The Dalk ■ Mr. Chapman has so far recovered from his rteent illness as to be able to drive the car. Mrs Leone Stacey of Springfield is visiting Mrs Ivy A. Risley. Mr. and Mrs John M Thompson motored over the loop trip Sunday by the new Wolf Cret k road to Rockaway, and returned byway i Tillamook. Otis. Sheridan and Mc Minnville. Mrs. B L Baucom and daughter. Mrs F T Downing, hit Portland by the steamboat 'American' M nday evening for a two days' outing at Long Beach. Wash. In th* summer, a young boy's fancy lightly turns to "When' can we go iwimmin The new pool on M K.iy creek, two miles north of Hillsboro is providing swimming facilities for many youngsters but cannot lake the place of a safe, clean outdoor tank such as thi : e p. :.m i above a ¡ ark pool m M. ■ Mnmville Cut courtesy McMinnville Telephone-Register» Rov People Visit in East I.rave for Ohio Mr. and Mrs H Parker of Akr • Ohio, after a two weeks' v.-.t w .tn Mr and Mrs. John Kick, left last Friday for their home in the Buck eye state. The Parkers journeyed by automobile to the west coast via Colorado and California and on t return route will visit Yell. -Aston« National park They expressed th« impressions of Oregon coast scenery in terms of high praise M nday evening. July 3. Mr and Mrs. Park er. with Mr. and Mr.- K ick , were dinner party guests of Mr. and Mrs E J. Thoms Mr and Mrs A. Meissner with their daughter Dorothy, paid a sur prise visit Friday to the E J Thoms' home The Meissner family former Cleveland. Oh: '. rt ¡dents, are now located in the Yakima v. ■ Mr. M< - - Mr. Thoms were co-workers on a Cleveland newspaper 25 years ago. As for comments on scenery along the Columbia river, the Mi ..-sners remarked that they stopped many times to take snapshots of "just wonderful views. " This Washington and Oregon country has favorably impressed the Ohioans. Invitation Given For Whistling Mt. Home C. E. VF.RBOORT Pct.r V ., L hagen received an invitation whistle on the Tra.I Blazers i gram last Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs Albert Van I drove to Woodburn Sundav m..i ing and then drove to Sakin to tend the Nebraskan ; c: i Mr and Mrs Leslie 1. 4 <.V Ott Vanaudenhaegen* were chs varied last Monday cvene z Mr ., Mrs Long were married at home ot Mr Lung last Sunda> v ALOHA G S Young of near Orenco has 1» trees bearing Alex under pi’adus now ready for the table about a month ahead of the usual season Mr .in.I Mrs C B Brown, and Mr .md Mr> Frank Miller and laughter. Joan of Spokane were iesL> Saturday of Mr and Mi W J Vradenburg Th<* I. H LaDue family spent Sunday at Seaside .»nd Cannon Beach, going via the Wolf Creek highway and returning by the same route. Mrs l.«»u:se Je' c .»nd grand* daughter Luev a of Corvallis and Mr and Mt Julius Maes of Se- atth were week end guv ts of Ml and Mrs H I. Susbauer ’¡'he Huntington building is next to join the popular reformation by way of a new coat of paint George Jansen is the painter Mrs T I. Tinker of Covina Cal is visiting h<T si ter Mr. Bert Craven She expects to enjoy sight seeing in Oregon until the last of July Other guests al the Craven home during the past two we»-ks were Mr and Mrs A Strassel, of Strii'.sd Nation. Mis Anna Erker of San Francisco Mr »nd Mi E J Beets/ of Dayton Mr and Mt George Selkirk and Mrs A F. B« atty of Portland You can now make a hnOO-mil«* tour of the country, visiting the two world fairs the national parks, your rich uncle and your poor rela- EVERTON La I : 1 ' histoix making meeting xv a. held by the toxv n council Sexen nidi nances were passed the largest number ex er pa -ed al one time m the life of the town This » »me .» a culmination of a co « pciatmn x\ ith the I » ague of I h« Gm* project to c*Hh(x all oidmam< l‘he first ordinance xx a »»ne re pealing » xistmg law . which had become outdated and weie dupli cates m some instance-« and ubsl: tuting one ordinance embodx me. the g»»»»d featuiis of each i»f th1 » re|»eah‘d Nine ordinances p« i taming I" disorderly conduct were thu brought up to date and six ordi nances w«re eliminated a • being ineffective dm* to th»' fad that liquor conti ol is governed bx the slate laxx Four tiaffic regulation- xx ere recalled having been mvali dated bv the Oregon state Hatt» code The remaining six oulmam« concerned the governing »4 traf fie, the designation of ceitam streets as through streets. t< Uri« l mg erection of bill board*, govern mg disorderlx conduct ptohibitmg the creating and maintaining of public nuisances, pertaining to the correcting of an earlier urdmanti upon the sut’ject of .slnvt vacation In addition, two oiilmanec which have been held mvali lated bv court decision weie repealed l'he < concerned pinball games and wholesale trail«* vehicle licen • Thursday s action reduced the Officials attending the nujiiu able meeting writ Maym MrC • kev, former Max »i l.v- 1 u M« x vrs, Citx Attornex P I. Patte! «»u A I. Amacher auditor, an i »» uu cilmvn Local News Pictures Prints of local news putme pearing in the Argus may b< tamed by placing ord« i at the gus office Price cents f t first picture and 1 » cents each additional prints »p <>l At the f"t VACATION TIME " X ’ ' ' •• • AUTO POLISH Flashlight Batteries Be wre to have fre-h one I Vz I'hoiir Hillabur*» I ¡7 1 Hl I ISBORO DEtORA UNG CO. 'W ,• I .u. i Sui fail Weil’s Clearance Sale Now On! All Summer Merchandise Must Be ('leaned Gut At Once! 45 IN( H BRIGH I PLAID LUNCH ClOTHS 15c Women’s White and Colored SNOODS Part Linen TOWEL SALI. Th«' w t up around head dre-'S. Ideal for water wav.', sleeping, •■p.irts w car. Printed Siott ., |J« rr> ami Floral design-- in bright « olors (a it ! 25c 'C 10c 25c ALL WOOL SUITS No busme firm h »uhl » r I it a letter without its b< mg on a printed letterhead and in .» । rmtrd envelope h lends dignity to th< business and giv« > it good adv«r* Using If Buy with Safety ; Red "OK” Guarantee K EnnaJeltick shop sali : 1 »iscuntinui'd St y I« ' 5 395..... ’445 CLEARANCE PRINTS, SHEERS VOILES. LACES. Per yard 9c Ih,- Ideal SUMMER FOUNDATION XVhere You See the 5ca„dl0c lake an extra ¡.-I •bo, b-. Sun Giasses < , ... JERGENS LOTION -„I__ M ir~ Paper I langing Hart Sehatttier & Marx I V)c I wj — Painting and Streamline Regard less of your Used ('ar needs . . . you'll find just the carat the right price in Halvorson Motor Co.’s great selection. Come in today! Select the car you want. Then let us arr.mg«* convenient financing to fit your purse. At Sprouse's . . . Things You ieed for p H ----------- ------------------------------------ - h 50c Women’s Munsing Rib lop Out Size HOSE Special. Pair T/üced toTîi 1/au/L • organ of the Modern W lodmen of America, published at Rockford Ill., in the July issue, pays tins com pliment: "The three-act rural farce, ’Look Out Lizzie.' which was pre sented by Camp 8193. Aloha. Ore gon. recently, has gained much p p- ularity in that vicinity. The cast which consists of officers and mem bers of Aloha Camp, has been r< ■ quested by other organizations to repeat the performance in various surrounding communities; two of these were filled, the play having been presented at Reedville on May 6. and Hillsboro. May 12. A picture of the cast is presented elsewhere in this issue." The personnel of the cast is: Ed gar Nelson 'camp consul'. Lou Ella Nelson. Jacob Kemmer. Mary Kem mer. Nellie Schacht. Charles Tat- lock. Margaret Nolt and District Manager John O'Donnell. • Honest Reconditioning • A Guarantee That Really Counts 10c 10c t0 25c WAX PAPER- ° ft rcl1 10e 1937 Chevrolet Master Sport Sedan $595 1937 Chevrolet >/2-ton Pickup $465 1936 Chevrolet Master Sport Sedan $545 1936 Plymouth Touring Sedan $495 Boy Scout Troop Formed St. Mary's 1936 Chevrolet Muster Coupe Radio and H« ;ih r $495 1936 Chevrolet Master Sport Sedan $525 ALOHA— St. Mary's Home has organized a Boy Scout troop I he boys will sponsor a dance at the Aloha Grange hall on July 13 to raise funds to purchase equipment The L. H Furrow family spent July 4 exploring the historic old Barlow road on the slope of Mt Hood to Barlow Pass, and enjoying the novel experience of a picnic dinner where the covered wagons toilsomely rolled 93 years ago. La Rita was the one member of the party favored with the glimpse of a deer through the foliage. Local visitors to the San Fran cisco fair say that the Oregon ex hibit attracts much attention and mention particularly the wild lift exhibit. 1935 Chevrolet Master Sedan $395 °»>y........... M ,39 1934 Ford Tudor Sedan $275 1934 Chevrolet Master Coach $345 1933 Ford Tudor Sedan $275 1933 Plymouth Sedan $265 Marvelous lor Haltering your tummv you're held in doubly secure yet com fort a III v the adiuslable lacing inner front pad docs the trick. Girdle made of superb two wa> stretch ela lie stays at the waistband prevent lulling. I hree lengths: 12 inches. I I inches, Hi inches. 1932 Ford Tudor Sedan $165 1932 Pontiac Sedan $145 DIAMONDS WATCHES H. KELLiNGTON Jeweler "Let 'Kelly Fix Your Watch" Expert Diamond Setting Second Ave. Hillsboro in„ Make Yours a Happy Home You'll get more pleas ure and enjoyrm nt out of a house that is mod ern and kept in repair . . . such a home is ; un to be a “happy home.'’ Let Copeland help you with your remodeling ami repairing program. We offer a complete line of building materi als at reasonable cost. Free Estimates COPELAND Lumber Yards Hillsboro Rhone 301 PAPER PLATES 7' for 1 fie taTa 1939 X^^ know 1930 Chevrolet Coupe . Prospective ondes are invited to drop in and accept a gift Mu« Cour!en«yi Bride»' Book. Wllsbort^ArQ us I or Double “I iiinniy'' Support I hree sizes; Small, medium, large. Color: Peach. $95 1930 Dodge Coupe ................................. V Virginia Courtenay writes interestingly in her now 1939 Brides' Book with much first hand information for the young lady who said ‘'Yes”...and is soon to add I do.'' •U She tells about marriage forms and social customs... which arc not generally known and whose non-observance may prove embarrassing. $125 1929 Ford A Tudor .. $75 1929 Ford A Sedan .. $50 1929 Essex Challenger Coach $35 AT HILLSBORO Remember we T he VE Largest RUMMAGE TABLIi Selection of Used Cars in Washington County Men’n and Boys’ Work Shirt«, Children’s Overalls, Wash Suits, Boys' Large Size Over alls, Men's and Boys’ Sport Shirt»! lake your pick Halvorson Motor Co. 332 E. Main —- .1 . I '■ i Sh«*rwo<»<! Man 15c asm uws Aloha Gets Publicity I ■ C. Nitchman Ordinances tor Hearer ton he ('onsolidated \\ hat Hillsboro Youngsters .be Missing I nIv CHEVROLET DEALERS Hillsboro Phone 444 R
