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HILLSBORO ARGUS,
Called
December 31 is an important date
to many Oregon farmers taking
part in the AAA program, accord
ing to Will Steen of Milton chair
man of the state agricultural con
servation committee, since it marks
the following farm program tran
sitions:
<1> Final day to take out gov
ernment loans on 1939 wheat
<2> Final day to apply for 1939
wheat "parity payments"
<3» Final day of the 1939 range
improvement program with prac
tices performed after December 31
applying to the 1940 program
Next important date m the fa.m
program calendar will be February
29. final day for applying for feder
al crop insurance on spring-sown
wheat. Mr Steen said He p unted
out that crop insurance applications
to date number about 1635. protect
ing about one-third of the states H A. Deck. Hillsboro business
AAA wheat allotment
man and former Congregational
Time to Think
pastor here, who died suddenly
last week Services were held m
program year. " Mr.
added
the Congregational church here
"December 1 was the beginning of
the 1940 program I think it's a
good time right now to give some
thought to what the farm program
has meant, and whether it has jus
tified its existence.
"This month I talked to a num
ber of out-of-state farmers at the
Eastern Oregon Wheat league con
vention at Cotjdon. From them. I
More than ; 150 business and
heard even more dramatic examples church friends, fellow Masonic
of the farm program's value than lodgemen and relatives attended
one can find here in Oregon Par solemn funeral rites Friday after
ticularly has it been valuable in noon in memory of Herbert A
dust bowl' states such as Texas. Deck, who died here suddenly last
Oklahoma, and Kansas
Wednesday.
Services arranged by Donelson
"Harry Ridlen of Greeley county
Kansas made a typical comment and Sewell, were held in the Con
gregational
church Rev A J Sul-
He said that as a result of AAA
lens officiating Mrs Clyde Yount
farm |
is repairing its damaged soil so was sol >ist. Pallbearers were M. H
rapidly that soon they'll have a Stevenson. Thomas H Tongue. G
county that can look after itself V Payne. J W Bailey. Dr. J. O
Robb and R. R. Easter
again.
Graveside services at the Fir
"In his county it has been a case
of holding down the soil or moving Lawn cemetery were conducted by
the Masonci ledge members. Com
out with it. as he put it. They g
Uncle Sam’s aid through the farm munity memorial services for Mi-
program, and worked together in, Deck. a partner in the Lester Ire
repairing their land until now they land & Co., and a former Congre
have practically all their land un- gational minister here, were held
der control. They used to have in the Congregational church Sun
thousands of acres of blow land, day.
Last year not over 5000 acres were
subject to wind erosion.
W G. Ide leaves today to spend
"Fortunately, we don't have
spectacular erosion examples here the Christmas holidays with his
in the Pacific North west, and per-! daughter. Mrs George W. Gorman,
haps we lose sight of the need for and family at Alameda. Cal.
conservation. We have the oppor-
tunity of arming our land in a Dance December 29—
manner so that we never will have
The Laurel - Scholls Fanners'
the soil waste which has occurred Union Juniors will give a dance at
in many other states."
I the Laurel hall Friday evening. De-
_________________ ' cember 29.
Wedding Invitations. Announce
ments and other Society Printing
Ask the neighbor who borrows
of Quality.—Hillsboro Argus Print this paper, why he doesn't sub-
ing Department.
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Many Attend
Deck Funeral
fpEXAS looks like the best bet
■* in the southwest, with a good
nucleus returning from last
year’s Southwest Conference
champions.
Oklahoma, led by the brilliant
Jimmy McNatt, again is picked
to lead the Big Six with Kansas
not far behind.
Ohio State, who lost to Oregon
in the finals of the national
tournament, will have difficulty
defending its number one posi
tion in the midwest, with only
two regulars returning. Indiana
has a brilliant junior team that
should come fast. Michigan and
Notre Dame also will be im
proved greatly.
Colorado, who had one of the
best teams in the country a year
ago. should be a standout in the
Rocky Mountains, with Denver
and Brigham Young providing
plenty of opposition.
• • •
THE Dixie front offers peren-
x nially strong Kentucky;
Georgia Tech and Mississippi as
That’s my holiday wish for my many new
friends and patrons.—NIBS.
OPEN ALL DAY CHRISTMAS
From 11:30 A. M.
For the convenience of those who neglected to order
their Christmas Ice Cream, we will be open CHRIST
MAS DAY from 11:30 A. M.
NIBS
SHAKE
SHOP
218 E. Main Street
Hillsboro, Oregon
Christmas
USED
CAR
Event
Our year-end clearance event is your golden op
portunity to make the family Christmas gift a bet
ter car. You'll find just the model vou want at
the right price in HALVORSON' S complete stock!
1938 CHEVROLET MASTER DE LINE TOWN SEDAN -
Equipped with radio and heater. Has low mib : e Finish-
cd in beautiful metallic brown. Clean mohair up
holstery. Guaranteed O. K. in every respect
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Please enter my name in the 1939
Home Lighting Contest
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Hillsboro Chrndmiis
I OH
1935
1936
1937
1937
1933
1931
Chevrolet P/g-ton, duals, cab and ( has i
International 2-ton, duals, cao and cha :
Chevrolet 1 Va-tcn, duals, cab and chassis.
Chevrolet Vi-ton Pickup, like new.
Ford Model B, 4-cylindcr Pickup.
Ford 1%-ton, duals, with stake bed.
Model A’», lots of them.
Priced $25 and up
Jack Morrison. . . . South
ern California counts plenty
on him.
the teams having most of what it
takes to reach the top. Southern
basketball hasn't been quite on a
par with Dixie football, but the
sport is taking hold.
In the east it looks like Long
Island and New York University
in the metropolitan district, with
Dartmouth. Brown and possibly
Rhode Island, looming as addi
tional standouts.
Long Island lost four regulars
from the great Blackbird five of
last year but Clair Bee has a
world of talent with which to
build again.
ŒUE
are: Mrs
Vanderzanden,
president; Mrs J p Vanderzanden.
vice-president; Mr: Earl Waldron. 1
After the meet- 1
mg the club held it ■ annual Christ-
mas party with
and Christmas
CHEVROLET DEALERS
Hillsboro
Phone 444
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PRAISE-WINNING MEALS FROM NU WAY
fur tl
little
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CHOCOLATES
Brazil Nuts
Cranberry Sauce
25c
3.U.,
Fam y.
CIDI R Af l Ter
l t gallon
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No. 1
Tn 11 tin
PEANUIS
” k 35c
pudding
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I'rr III
21c
10c
RAISINS
PINEAPPLE
Miracle Whip
14c
3oc
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RAISINS
FORD COUPE
COFFEI
Sentences Postponed
While.
Per lb
FI (ÌI IP <>rl,i
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11
wheat. Iti-lb. sack
15c
24c
1.39
15c
19c
Pkg
Half slices.
Model A
Quart jar
CELERY, ('tali, extra large Stalk
CARROIS, Local, cri p. -I bu.
Select Your XMAS CANDY and NUTS here! Over 40 Varieties of
Finest Quality to Pick From!
Hillsboro Appliance
the
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TURKEYS
Ducks • Geese • Chickens
for your
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Christmas Feast
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'LL BIRDS m Washington county lo grate vmir
( hristmas table. ( 'HefllHy selected tor delicious,
tender meat and tasty flavor . . . a bird Irom the llills-
boro Meat Co. is Htu'e to make your ('hUmas dinner a
real .success.
Lowest
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Anderson's still has a won-
fully complete line of
BACON
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Breakfast Bacon
Mingled with our holi
day greeting is our sin-
cer thanks for your
friendship and patron-
age.
SODA WORKS
345 E. Main, Hillsboro, Ore.
4
35c
Fresh or Smoked
Pound
Wilde They Last.
Pound
FRESH.
Pound
Half or Whole
ROYAL
PORK ROAST
LINK SAUSAGE
PORK RIBS
PIGS FEET
HAMS
p< <111(1
Fresh, solid pack. No water.
Full quart
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Last Minute
Shoppers!
J. L. ANDERSON
7c
V-3 Wheels
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
"Let Andy Fix Your Watch"
Official S. P. Watch Inspector
for Washington County
211 E. Main
Hillsboro
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EGGS, Grade A. nteiiitmi Dox.
LETTUCE, Crisp, olid. Head
Select Your» Early!
Merry Christmas
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Frank Vanderzanden was 111
week with tonsilitis.
Miss Hazel Shiffer wits out of high
school a few days last week with
illness.
Vanderzanden
_ Ralph
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Bert Duyck clear a piece of land
Earl Waldron I I’ Bradv Elijah
Beaman and Bert Heesacker. direr-
GREETING
Say Merry Christmas” this
year with gifts of jewelry
you're sure to please — and
you can get them on Ander
son's convenient budget plan.
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ve the most delicious Christmas feast of null > ireer and
ROYAL
For
terior
Mr
Bl XTON Due to the storm, men
from this community employed at
Sunset and I onsolidated Logging
camps did not work Thursday and
Friday.
L W Shipley. 50. and Hazel M. h
Graham. 35, waived g rand jury in
dictment on a morals charge in
Judge R Frank Peters' circuit
court Thursday and were released
on a probationary basis after sen
tence was postponed.
Circuit Judge R Frank Peters
postponed sentencing Monday on
three persons brought into his
court and ordered their release on
probation. W F Waldorf was freed
after a long jail wait which follow
ed his arrest or a parole violation
Ray Wood. 36. and Evelyn Jones,
Bound to Grand Jury
31. were released on a morals
Archie Melvin Otis. 34. and Helen Xiarge.
Cook. 27. Reedville. were bound
ovez to the grand jury on a morals Charges Filed
charge Thursday by County Judge
John Anderson. 55. Forest Grove,
H D.- Kerkman. They were arrested
earlier by Deputy Sheriffs Hallie was arrested Friday by Deputy
Sheriff
Hallie Ireland on charge of
Ireland and Wayne Emmott on a
being drunk on a public highway
complaint filed with the sheriff.
Thomas Marshall, Gaston route
Carl
L Kelsey wa fined sio
and costs in A W. Havens' justice 1. reported to the sheriff's office
court Thursday on a charge of be Friday that sometime during the
ing drunk in a public place. He was day of December 11 someone stole
paroled on the fine with payment of four bronze turkey hens from his
costs. The arrest was made by State' premises.
Officer Levins.
C .
Jhurl
*-act
WEWMAFi NU-WAY «roCEíT
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs Oscar Shiffer Wednesday Jan-
aary 10. with an all day nu . ■
Husbands invited, and a pot-luck ■
dinner will bo ■-erved at noon. Club
members will “butcher ’ their pigs I
during the meeting The one that .
has the most comical pig will re
ceive a prize Mr and Mi s Denzel I
Ewing and family and Mrs Wear
and two little girls were guests of,
the club
Mr and Mrs Andrew Martin .mil
little daughter Lorena Ethel of
Salem spent the week-end with Mr
and
Milton Lamping Jr
Storm Interrupts Work
REEDVILLE—Mr. and Mrs. C. R-
Tisdale of Portland have recently
purchased eight acres of partially
improved land from Grant Brown.
This acreage is between the Brown
home and Rock Creek. Tisdale, who
is a member of the Portland fire
department, expects to build a
house on the place next summer
Miss Bessie Brown, niece of Grant
Brown, who is a teacher in the
Bakersfield. Cal., schools, will ar
rive Sunday to spend the holidays
with the Brown family.
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MAN I ROM MON I RI-AI
;ann<
Candi it
"White Plague" I» far ahead of other diseases as killer of people la
their most productive years. Accident» »re »econd cause. While tubercu
losis kills 4 l 453 people in the 15 to 45 age-group tn one year, the disease
that takes the next highest toll Is heart trouble, with 27,798 victims.
»Hin
Mr
called a school meeting Tuesday
evening at the school house
Marshall McIver left Wednesday
morning for Lyle. Wash . to move
their household furniture down He
expects to be gone for several days
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KANSAS CITY Mrs I I’ Brady
entertained the Harmony club mem- 1
bers and their husband.. Wednesday a letter without its being on a
at her home with an all day meet-' printed letterhead and in a printed
envelope. It lends dignity to the
noon Mrs
und Mrs
are
members.
Pound
332 E. Main
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Lioiii'l Bai’i’vmorc
K.u!
PNEUMONIA
to you all!
Halvorson Motor Co.
Hill boro. Ht
Starring Lew
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lip
nt HILI, and VENETIAN THEATRES
MONDAY—Slatting nt 1:30 P. M.
VENETIAN PROGRAM -SUN., MON , IDES.,
December 24, 25 and 26
should be in place not later than Thur ho De
possible This blank must be turned m to the
ARGUS office not later than a p m. Frida.
Judging will take place that evening
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tor has been completely reconditioned. Verv
good tires. Clean mohair upholstery
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Very clean upholstery. Motoi in perf ct
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HILLSBORO
December 22
HEART DISEASE
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whistle inside and out. New rubber. Owned b
business man and has had
very best of care
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TUBERCULOSIS
No business firm should send out
a letter without its being on a
printed letterhead and in a printed
envelope. It lends dignity to the
business and gives it good adver
tising.
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mile south county
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ADDRESS
Tuberculosis Leads Death Figures
For Persons Between 15 and 45
Portlanders Buy
County Acreage
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Qcmj Christmas
ENTRY
HILI SBORO ROTARIANS' EIGHTH ANNUAL
Christmas Lighting Contest
BY IRtING DIN
4 QUICK roundup of basket-
" * ball prospects for the 1939-40
season shows a greater number
of outstanding squads than there
were a year ago, with conference
champions having a tough job on
their hands to repeat.
The far west, rapidly rising to
a position of prominence in col
legiate court circles, has at least
three teams which may be con
tenders for the National Collegi
ate cn'wn now held by Oregon.
The Webfeet, although they have
only one returning regular, John
Dick, from last year's club, again
are rated high. Last year's re
serves are big. fast, and clever
and should be able to take up
where the 1938-39 club left off.
Southern California with a
great forward in Ralph Vaughn
and a crack guard in Jack Mor
rison. will lie dangerous. Cali
fornia is the third coast team
which should be strong. Four of
last year's Golden Bear regulars
return.
WANTEI» To KENT
APARTMENT FOR RENT
h « Liihl I’hum 2251
Far West Hopes to Retain
National Basketball Title
AAA Program
Thursday
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