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Red Cross Helps Inllsbori^^rg us I uih I h to Ahl War Krfilgrm Hulh'Hrd by Il rd ('row; Monty Muy Hr Left ut Argua Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, .Inno 0, 1940 Blooming Unit Of Farm Union Meets June 12 BLOOMING P’;iiim*i Union will Jhrrt ot the vrhool hou r mxt W« <1- nrad.iy cvi'nitu: Juiwtlr Brundiw mid Myrt!<• Hm- nrhx haw the mensh s Ladles Aid will meet next Weil needay A number of Walther Leaguers from hor at'eml. d the skating pal ty ut the O a I c Friduy evening Attend ('onvrntion Kev F. W Hinrichs and Hurry Nierman left early W< <lm- <|.iv rnmning to be d«de«.ites to the an nual Syn<>dieal convention of th«' Oregon W.r hington di tin t to be hi'hl at Tacoma June 5 to II. No Krrvlrm Sunday I here will be no church services Sunday dur to thu absence of K< \ Hinrichs. Graduate I rom O ( | Harry Nn i man will be a member of the grmlu.it mg class from Ore- y.on College of Education .it Mon mouth Sunday dinner party xuests o’ Mr ami Mrs Oscar Pfahl were th** Mtwrs Anna Moyer, Bernie«* and Mary Border of Portland an . Em nest Meyer. Miss Kathryn Scheuermun is hav. Ing a vacation and plans to spend pait of the time with relatives here and .it Salem I h< Walther l.« uxu«' m< etmx has bel li poxt|M)ned to Jpne 14 Boys 4 II club mrt Monday eve- nmx Dat«' of next im etinx i > June lb Alvin Pfahl conducted th«' mt et- mg Mr and Mrs Jt-pon ami Junior .spent Sunday .it Scappoose \i.iinx the E L Jepson family Miss Dolor« > Hergert of I lab«» Who has been a stud« nt at () (’ E at M mmouth. bi came ill and had to return to relatives here Mr and Mrs Joe (’oojier attend* rd the baccalaurr.de services Sun day morning at the Gaston high .school Betty Jean Coo|M*r, a niece. whs a member of the class Mr Taylor McCord and duugh* ter Lucinda of Ro ebuig and Miss Mar Coo|>cr air gue ! at the Ju< C oo | mt home <’berry picking will start aroun : June 12 at the Cooper yard A few ! mon* pickers are needed then* A number from here attended State Head Dr William E Hinds. Hillsboro. । Irctcd president of th«’ Oregon Osteopathic association at a stair convention Saturday in Salem. bacialaurvate services Sunday morning at Linfield. They picnick* « d at McMinnville park and attend- « d the graduating « xerciscs in the afternoon. ’Die party included Mi and Mr A Krahmer and Donald Mr and Mrs Fred Krahmer and Evelyn, Mn Mina Pfahl. Miss Frieda Pfahl and Henry Kamna Jr North Plains Club To Meet Tuesday Largest Class Graduated at North Plains Marine Corps Starts Extensive Enlistment Drive M obste rs NOHTH PLAINS Fomb en 8th Kiad«* pupil*, th«* large t ^radua- tmn ria* in th«* history of this community received diplomas a’ corn men c<*rncrit rxermei held Tu< day evening, May 21. in the new auditorium Im hiding grad* uate from nine neighboring di.* lin ts. 42 pupils icc«*ived certificatcF making them eligible to enroll in high xchoolN. The North Plains pupns ar«-' Cordelia Wilken. Lois Mays Marv Jane King. June W«srott Elam«* Gardnei Mavis Fair, Elaine Schiarfli. (’harlcen Jenkens, Leon ard King. Ki chard Chamberlain Harley Eult Delmar Herod. Mil- dred Eultx, ami Jane Ann Trout man. Rev Carl Nitz of th«* Scheinin Lutheran church delivered t h « mam rommem'emrnt day add r<»5 and Jos« ph W«*n/« l prc.Mnt«*d d*p- loma Others on the program were Laura Millet, proc«* ional. Mar garet Young, solo, Eugenie Cypher piano solo, ami Marian Cypher, ac- cordion solos A reception with par ents was held immediately follow ing the auditorium exercises. /X banquet for t< achers and grad uating pupils of the North Plains school w.i held on the evening of May 20 Following dinner the group was driven to Gilbert stu- dms, where class pictures were taken Thursday's gu< . ts of Mrs T«»m Stigum were, Mr and Mrs Pearson I and s«»n Vernon, and Elida Larson of St Heh*n.s Mrs Ought and Mrs W Wilken sang a duct at a special concert presented by the Federation of Woman's Guild .it the Evangelical church in Portland. A group of North Plains jx*oplc also presented a double quartet. Number of Parties Held Mouniaindale _ .et e»®"* 0 — NOT ON PRICE! NIB S SHAKE SHOP TRADE here and SAVE! Tyronne Power and Dorothy La mour m a scene from their co- starring picture Johnny Apollo." coming to the Venetian tonight for a three-day run In the title role Power is seen as a bunker's college man son, turned mobster Lovely Lamour is a night club singer Hazeldale Club Meets at Huber Th«- United States marine corps recruiting office in the U. S. court- ' house at Portland has been author ized to accept an unlimited number of men for enlistment during the nu*th of June, according to word received today from Captain James B Hardie, officer in charge of marine recruiting activities in the Portland district. This. Captain Hardie stated, is due to the fact that congress has authorized the expansion of the marine corps to 34.000 enlisted men. ite greatest peace time strength. Due to this great increase, promo tion will be faster than it has been | at any time during the past 20 years, I the captain said Male United States citizens be- twaen the ages of 18 and 30. with-; out dependents, of good habits and character, and in good health, are eligible for enlistment. Woman Injured in Kansas City Fall KANSAS CITY—While Mrs. Cold- berg was picking strawberries for J P Vanderzanden Friday she fell on a strawberry carrier and tore the ligaments loose in her back. She was taken to the Forest Grove gen eral hospital Saturday. Guests over the week-end at the Louie Strohmayer home were Mrs. Strohmayer's son William Vanloo, and family of Glenwood. Guests over the week-end of Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Shiffer were Mr and Mrs Sam Stitchler of Salem Mr and Mrs. Charles Cooper and four children of Pan Handle. Tex. arrived at the J A McCoy home Monday evening for the strawberry harvesting Mr and Mrs Marshal McIver and little son* Lyle and Larry left Sun day for Lyle. Wash . where Mr Mc Iver will work for J. M McCoy this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Key and sons Darrell and Dale of Top Hill spent the week-end with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. C W Birtch, of Salem Party guests Sunday at the J A. McCoy home were Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hardebeck and daughters Betty and Shirley, and Mr and Mrs Andrew Martin and daughter Lorene Ethel of Vernonia. Evelyn Johnson of Philomath ar rived Monday at the Zelbert Baker home to help them with their ' strawberry harvesting. Mr and Mrs. Martin Jackson and little son Donald of Top Hill are staying at the home of her parents. Mr. nd Mrs. J. A McCoy, and help ing them with the harvesting of their crops as Mr McCoy's health isut very good. HAZZELDALE Happy Hour club met last Wednesday at the new home of Mr and Mrs. Court ney Syverson on Hennessey avenue at Huber Eleven members and three guests. Mrs. George Carter I Faye Syverson) and Mrs Edwin Craypo ot San Francisco. Cal., and Mrs J. C Smith were present. The ladies tied a quilt. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C. P Syverson. Theresa Kolobaba. in company with friends from Portland, spent the past week in Seattle Wash Mr- Lloyd Stoner 'Anna Berger) and her young daughter Lorraine of Astoria spent a few days over the holiday with Mrs. Stoner's undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Max Berger. Mr and Mrs C. P. Syverson had as guests during last week their on-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George Carter, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Craypo, all of San Francisco, Cal. and Ray Syverson of Bend Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kelly had as guests over Decoration Day, Mr and Mrs. Joe McMillan and Dick and Virginia of The Dalles. They all at tended the annual reunion and pic nic of the Jones clan at the city park at Newberg 'Qiursday. Grand-son O. S. C. Grad Mrs Dick Kelly attended com- mencement exercises at Oregon State college on Monday. H e r grandson. Fred Soller. was one of The wise man knows he can never the graduates. learn anything while talking. That's I Mrs. J Rogers, who has made her the reason he listens so much.—Ex. home for several months with Mrs. Rebecca Ellcrson, returned last Read the Aigus Classified Ads Tuesday to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gaines and their family, who have occupied the Ervin property on Williamson avenue for some time, moved last Interior - Exterior week to a place near Tigard. FREE ESTIMATES Winona Blalock of Newport visit ed her sister, Mrs. John Imlah, this M. W. BENNETT week Estella Imlah spent from Thurs Pho. Scholls 1151 Hillsboro. Rt. 5 day to Sunday at McMinnville with her cousin. Jean Imlah Eloise and Estella Imlah enter tained a group of friends with a marshmallow roast Sunday evening at their home. DANCING by the Dam-site Mr and Mrs. Henry Chapman Afternoons and Evenings spent a few days over the Memorial Day holiday with relatives at Clar- This ad if presented before June no. Fossil, and Spray in Eastern 10th will admit holder to Oregon . While away they killed FREE ADMITTANCE two rattlesnakes. $1.00 Jergens Lotion and 50c Face Cream Both for 1936 1937 1935 1934 79c FIRST AID KITS 49c lo $2.89 DELTA DRUG STORE HILLSRORO PHARMACY PALM DRUG STORE Great Benefits C. C. Keiiklc. Portland, Ore gon: "I would like to say 1 have benefit- ted greatly I r o m y o u r medicine. it li a s greatly cleared in y skin. a n d helped regu- late th« b o w e 1 s. J think it is a Fine Tonic. ■■■■■■■■■■HMWeMWB With these features of "Caterpillar" tratk-type Tractors ' Heal htofed, hardened drawbar pin Fuel tanli of heavy welded cop« per »»eel Upholstered spring cushion seat Cadmium plated, rust • resistant drain plugs Ample selection of high grade steel tool» Chrome • plated stainless • steel water pump »haft Full swinging drawbar Hand operated dutch i i i i j SEDAN— Driven only 18.000 CHEVROLET actual miles. DE LUXE t DOOK SEDAN — PLYMOUTH Belonged to a local business man. — Completely overhauled. PLYMOUTH COUPE New paint. DELUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN — PLYMOUTH Exceptionally fine car. 1937 DODGE 7^'^’ '"‘ h ’' radio and nnnrrI>E LVXE «-»«« 1936 UUUUL Exceptionally clean car. v R SEDAN~ 1938 i FORD UnU Heater, radio equipped. V R DE LUXE — 1937 * rnnn UHU Clean as a whistle. r E. D. CARVER ''Caterpillar'' - John Deere Sales and Service Pilone 3791 Hillsboro, Oie. sedan hca , cr ncw It's where and what and how ■you advert: e that count*. Use Ar gue want ads. LIND 11J11 . -MbKt •>, ' When you buy your next i sutT look for this Emblem You'll Know it's a " J About Our 90-DAY BUDGET TERMS on SUITS Wherrie Suits Excepted I L WHERRIE j I SUIT I 1’28“ s34M |Hf395°>445"yi XMM&' tailored union JuMaj The MEN’S Shop LEGARD and ADAMS 207 E. Main Street Hillsboro, Oregon LAWN FURNITURE SPECIALS 1930 DESOTO SEDAN 1940 PLYMOUTH 6-passcnger Sedan Delivered in Hillsboro '882 CADY MOTOR CO. 23 Years of Service to Washington County Motorists 119 S. 3rd Ave. HILLSBORO Easy Terms Regular $22.50 ............... Model RC 6 Q.95 ±0 USED GLIDER One SA.95 Only ......................... tJ I , ELECTRIC WITH LAWN CHAIRS Many other low cost cars for inexpensive summer transportation. 94 AOQ IVAP T39 GLIDER SWINGS Comfortable $Q.95 Reg. $5.95 ............. A j Delivered in Hill, boro UMBRELLA, METAL TABLE and 4 CHAIRS $90 85 Only .................... METAL sedan 1931 FORD A SEDAN $QQ.5O paint. j 1940 DODGE 6-passenger Sedan Doe» your tractor have any or all of the»e features? If not, it will pay you to see us about these big little things that save your time and temper! being completed this week accord ing to the headquarters ot the Col umbia Empire Industries. District prize winner.- were sent cither the actual prizes or merchandise order* covering the same to merchants in . their locality. The new Biltuell Golden West Suite is designed by a noted furniture stylist . . . richly upholstered in genuine Kurlvel Mohair . . . Luxurious comfort, sturdy construction, long years of extra wear under strenuous usage. See GOLDEN WEST today! Regular 929.85 It Will Pay You to See These Before You Buy! F59c Columbia Empire product, should be given first consideration was far above the average. The hours spent by the grand prize judges in fair ly considering every district prize winner in the final contest was ample proof of the caliber of the entries, the judges stated. Final distribution of the hundred- of district prizes throughout Ore gon and southern Washington are LAWN SWINGS Help your correspondent send in early copy. Some Friday or Satur day if possible. 50c Barbasol Shaving Cream and 50c Gem Razor. Roth for Five grand prize winners for the area-wide "Prosperity Quiz" con test, sponsored by the Columbia Empire Industries, Inc. were an nounced today by the grand prize judges. The five grand prize win ners in order are: Mrs Glenn A Parr. Marshfield, first; Miss Ivy Cook. Eugene, second; Miss Phylli Rusque, Ontario, third; Miss Lenore Gillam. Portland, fourth, and Mr Ivan Horne. Portland, fifth. In order of their rank in the con test the winners will have their I choice of the five grand prizes, a. follows: |2tX) in cash; a complete ' suite of Fashion Flow bedroom furniture; a Fowler automatic elec tric hot water tank; an exterior house paint job with Fuller paints, and new roof with Pacific roofing material; or a Montag 1940 princes-: kitchen range. The special prize donated by George L. Baker, man ager of Columbia Empire Industries, which is a week's vacation for the family at The Tides, Seaside, wa awarded to Miss Ruth L. McCor- j mick. Vancouver, Washington. Judge* Named Judges for the awarding of the grand prizes were Mrs. C. S Jack- son of The Oregon Journal; Lester W Humphreys, assistant of the ' Honorable Joseph K Carson Jr mayor of Portland, who served in the absence of the mayor; and Rex Putnam, superintendent of public instruction for the state of Oregon. In making the awards, the spokes man for the judges declared that in C •Ordering all the district prize winners from the Columbia river area, the thought and sincerity of every contestant in reasoning why Section Two, Eight Pages Now Open for Swimming BALM GROVE PARK 25c 49c Prosperity Quiz Announces Grand Prize Winners Volume 47, No. 11 PAINTING Gillette Tech RAZOR and BLADE $1.00 Hinds Honey & Almond Cream Editoriali, »aturre, Farm, hpi.rts. Community News, Classified, Public Notices Hillsboro Argua and Hillsboro Independent Consolidated in 1932 NOHTH PLAINS North Plains Junior Women's club will meet June II The bumnes.s meeting will held in Hunger's park, across the strict from the Hunger resi dence Du«’ to the plans for enter tainment the meeting will be held on«* hour earlier than usual, at 7 P m Hostesses for the evening are Maxim* Long and Agnes Thu- Mr W. Wilken is ill with tonsil- itis Mr and Mrs A F Christcncr went to Albany Monday to take Mi Zyback to visit her son. (’ail MOUNTAINDALE Sunday dm- Chnstrncr. and his family. ix r party quests <if N H Toates Jimmy Hanna of Portland is wen* Mr and Mrs It H Dennisoun sp< ndmd the week with his grand parents, Mr and Mrs James Davis of Portland Mr and Mrs Bert Cas- vidl and family and Mr. and Mrs I. Kennon of Tillamook, who spent the week-end. Monday dinner party guests of Mr and Mr James Mathieson wire Mrs Gordon Larson. Miss Mary Schairer. Mrs K Mathiesen and Jimmy and Janet, all of As toria Jimmy will stay to visit for the week with his grandparent*. Mrs E Hanaford and her 86- year-old mother. Mrs E Osborn both of Berkeley. Cal . are vt«it- I >ng Mr. and Mrs Ray Appeitor. and Portland friends. . Sunday party guest* at the R Appleton residence were Mr. and We make our own Ice Cream from Mrs Raynund Burnell. Mr and sweet, pun- cream under the most Mrs Pat Cyr of Portland, and Mr and Mrs Lee Schaubo of Hillsboro sanitary conditions. Mr and Mr> Loci Hollenbeck I made a business trip to Seaside flavors Try one of our wide Tuesday Miss Mary Schairer of Astoria ii visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. R Hall. Mrs. Jack Webb of Malden. I Wash . and son Harold Voss of llilhboro. Oregon Bend visited with her brothers Loci and Earl Hollenbeck, and families Tuesday evening and was I ,m overnight guest at the home of ■ ■ i«tei Mn A E Willi* Miss Frances Kinner of Portland is staying at the home of her brother. Dennis Hall, while pick ing strawberries. Mrs. Mathiesen Hostess Mrs J Mathiesen was hostess ' for the "Pot-luck 8' club Wed nesday High scores m "SOO" went made by Mrs. O. O. Coslett. Mrs P. A. Qualls and Mrs Dennis Hall Mrs. Williams Hostess Mrs. C I. Williams was hostess for the Past Chiefs' club Friday afternoon. After the business meet ing "500" was played with prizes going to Mrs. P. A. Qualls and Mrs James Mathiesen. Mrs Zyback of Long Beach. C.il , and Mrs. W Wall were guests. duper-Lreamea Super-Creamed Section Two Phone 813 HOTPOINT S NEW CAL ROD IS FEATURES FASTER, MORE EFFICIENT, 1. All porcelain enamel inside and ouL 2. One piece top of (tain-re sistant enamel. 3. Three Select-a- Heat Calrod units with 5 measured lieats. 4. All purpose automatic oven with 5 measured heats and interior light. 5. Five-Speed Thrift Cooker. EASIER-TO-CLEAN THAN EVER CHAIRS Canvas back and officers $9.49 to 98c KITCHEN CHAIRS Hardwood. Unfinished . 98c Self cleanin¿ coil» The New Ca.rod provides 5 accui?t-ly It oocratt: on less current than arar. otfeat SIMPLIFIES COOKING SAVES CURRENT ENDS GUESSWORK IRELAND’S 3rd and Main HILLSBORO Telephone 2411
