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Red Cross Helps Wllsbor^^rg us I undN (• Ahl War Itrfugrrx HolirHrd by Krd Crons; IIÍD n I ioio , Oregon, Thursday, June 13, 1910 Anzalone Adds Sialion lo Store at Huber Nv Mi'll lug I Mi Haley week end were Mrs and Mi boio. Mi North Plaii A Wooden Mr and a r Brad Mi Wa F' Lauren z from cntion with th«'ir paunt Mi and Mrs A R Bradei son. M in Morford Home Mrs (’ E Mmford retnrned from Mary Prie daughter, Mr and and Mr H. Plací t a combined businrN.s and trip to Chico and other p oints m ('allfornia M s Shirley Cmirtwright .«nd Cad. ¡ire visiting Mr and Mis H Gurlzow. Miss Courts right is n gMnddaiughtct of Mr and Mi H Mr- W H Shrlswrll has a gar- •11 id Canterbury IxUls th.it at- Canterbury bells at the uden club flower show H u to-r M Mt Huber < luti Picnic Today Huber Sewing ■ luti i picnicking to day iThnrsdayi at Washington Mr Mi farmers, according to Howard Smith of Toledo, county agent, arc using about 900 tons this year, as compared to 265 tons in 1939 and an avt rage of 122 tons from 1920 to 1938. Western Oregon farmers are set The wild flower season is again ting a new record this year in volume of lime applied to their with us. And who wouldn't be wild KINTON Committee in charge fields to help correct acid soil con after being pulled out by the roots of the Children's Day program at ditions. according to the state agri- the Kinton Evangelical church has cultural conservation office in and jammed down the back seat p<x>tj>oned the program until later vallis. among crumby tablecloths and pic in the month, as so many of the nic leftovers. they Present indications are that young folks went to summer school will use around 3O.fXX) tons of lime Kinton will be well represented during 1940. compared U> only 2500 at the 4-H summer school at Cor tons in 1933. about 25.000 tons in vallis during the next two weeks (live Dad a Treat on 1938. and somewhere between 15,- William Wright lift Sunday for fXX) and 20.<XX) tons in 1939 Corvallis with his uncle. Pat Brooks This does not mean that the lime Roberta Pomeroy and Ruth Van Kl««k met the bus with the Wash use goal is anywhere nearly reach - ington county delegation at Beaver ed, however. R. E. Stephenson and SUNDAY, JUNE 16 ton Monday morning, and John W L. Powers, soiLs experts at Ore Heard. Fred VanHorn. Robert Coie- gon State college, said in an experi ment station bulletin published last There’s nothing better than man and Kenneth Brown went with year. "Liming Western Oregon Albert Karpstein. Soils." that about a quarter million Miss Marile«* Pomeroy spent last week in Portland visiting her aunt. tons could be used in Western Ore gon each year to go«xi advantage. Mr Erma Taylor Sparks, and see Alfalfa Aided ing th« Rose Festival. Practically all Western Oregon George Snider and son Harold of lone were visitors at the home of soils have acid characteristics and crops such as alfalfa and other leg Mr Snider's parents. Mr. and Mrs George Smd« r Sr. last week, re umes in general will not do well on them until the acidity is at least turning to their home Thursday. Dr and Mrs. I. J Neber and partially neutralized From one to two tons of lime daughter Jean returned from Palo Driven from their hmm their lowm ami citie i «lined to shambles, hundreds of thousands, perhaps Alto, Cal., Monday Mrs. Neher's sis per acre every four to 12 years, million . of refugee hk< tin Belgian family clog the roads of France, threatened a serious f«>od and ter Mrs. J. V. Berriman, and son shelter problem. R* d Ci«»' refugee problems of all time. Dwight of Palo Alto returned with Yachats as guest of her brother-in- them for a short visit with her law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Phone 85-1 HILLSBORO 218 E. Main mother, Mrs. Viola Ricks. Bowen, of Sherwood. Mrs Elsie Cooper and sons Fred | and Den. and David Bowen of Kirk- । land Wash . were week-end visitors of Mrs Cooper's brother, E. W. WEST UNION Annual school Included in a group of twenty Wright and family Other week-end mi oting will h«» held next Monday young men enlisted in the Navy at visitors at the Wright home were ALOHA - HUBER Ralph Klatt Minnrsotans Visit Portland Monday was William Mrs Wright's sister. Mrs. Charles Mi Henry Wundt and daughter Kleier. son of Mr and Mrs. Henry Erickson, of Sweet Home and her nine months’ cruise to New York Anna. <»f Springfield, Minn . spent and South American ports H<* ship the past two weeks at th«* Carl William Kleier. Hillsboro route 2. brother, Pat Brooks, of Waldport. again within .1 week for New Y<»rk Vog«s home Th«* V<»ges and the Kleier is a graduate of Hillsboro In Recital His brother Walter i.s now in Vai- W« ndLs, joined by Miss Katherine high school. Misses Kathryn and Marilee On the date of his enlistment, he Pomeroy will play at a recital of putalso. Chile Hal«’ and H.ir«>ld Wendt of Portland Th<* I. E Klatt family spent Sun- sI m nt Sunday Newport. Th«1 was transferred to the U S. naval Mrs Erma Taylor Sparks pupils at Minnesotans fully convinced training station, San Diego, Cal. the Y. W C A. in Portland to- where he will undergo an eight- night (Thursday», The B Gilsdorf family and a good weeks’ period of recruit training ~ Mrs C J Rose were fishing i g Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Flint live. prior to being assigned to a vesse d i a girl at the Good Samaritan hos- the week end at Estacada lak«‘ Here Krom Switzerland of the U. S. fleet. Mis Arndt is t,iking h« r j pital in Portland June 6. Mrs B Hichard and daughter home For nineteen During the month of June, 4.000 Meeting Postponed Ruth of Zurich, Switzerland, arriv m tin The home Economics' club has young men will be accepted for en of th«* Neighbors of Wood- ed la. t week to bt ly ind«’finit?ly listment in the navy throughout the postponed its meeting until June with her brother Robert Kauer and 20. craft. Portland nation. Of this number. 100 will be family Mr Richards came by plane Mi and Mni (’halle C Mrs George Dawson of Beaver enlisted as the quota for the Port- । from New York to Portland land recruiting district, of which is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Miv Boyd Honored with Mr and Mi N. A Hhoni- I George Snider. this community is a part. Mi Sherman Odell honored her Mrs J. H. Aten spent the week It is the goal of the navy re W Boyd, at a Mi und Mrs II usmusscn daughter. Mrs cruiting service to bring the en end at "Up-Enough” cottage at formerly of Portland Mcsdanu s A K<*euk of Portland. listed strength of the Navy to a total of 170,000 men as soon as pos Mtn t t which they purchased sonic Arthur Connell. J H Jacobson, J. sible. Bechen. W tune ago They have completely re Headquarters for Miss Esther Boyd and the modelled the house. Miss Whallry Sings Mr W. Connell and daugh- R Whatley i the in- SAA1E LOW PRICES taliation of Qtwen 1U ulah ¡hng of ter Constance Jo. returned from a Uinx' weeks' visit in Minnesota. EXTENDED TO AND CRATES Victory B« thul. Job s daughter' at Mr and Mrs. Arthur Boyd and I Matthew Mucha. 80, resident of d.iught« r spent the past week at ( WHOLESALERS Beaverton HAY SALT the horn«’ of Mrs Boyd's parents.' Orcnco for 20 years, dn-d at his liomr Sunday afternoon after a i Thyg* on. of Bethel No I at St Mr and Mrs Sherman Odell Miss Eleanor Bcchen returned to lingering illness. Funeral services BULK FLY SPRAY Johns on June I Miss Maxin«' Cady were held Wednesday at Young's her hom«- lifter spending several Stock nr Household 1939 CHEV Master accompanist Miss Whatley says ahe 1933 DODGE Deluxe Funeral home with interment in weeks with her sister Mrs. Howard many to sing the Fir Lawn cemetery. Sedan Deluxe Town Braman of Tacoma. 6-wheel Sedan "God Bless America " ••BLACK LEAF 40” SPRAYS Marion Jacobson and Clara Surviving are his wife, Mary. Arlene Bernard is visiting rela- Original f actory finish in AND SPRAYERS Has good radio and many Pubols are among the 4-H girls Orenco. and two brothers, August spotless blue. Upholstery has other acccsorises. Finish per- KHOTENONE DIST J () Larson and family spent the attending summer school at Corval in Nebraska and Christian in Ger been covered since new. feet. Very good mechanical- lis. many. Matthew Mucha was born AND DISTERS wn k-< nd .it NeUcott. Large deluxe radio. More ly. Tires November 12. 1859, in Germany. He Mrs K Lundvren of Portland was than $100 worth of accessor about 75'.'. Special In Colorado, a movement is afoot came to the United States and to ies on this car. Low mileage. to do away with the national elec Orenco in 1920. He was a retired Mrs .1 (> I .arson See this car to appreciate tion this fall. It was probably sUirt- farmer. Hides. Wool, Mohair, Poultry the 1934 CHEVROLET 1935 CHEV V/g-ton Edward whir graduated 150 E. Main Hillsboro, Orc. value i Ait J Help your correspondent send in from Oregon College of Education who couldn't trust their husbands Master Deluxe Coach Phone 4061 Dual, cab and chassis. Equip last February, has been engaged to at a convention. early copy. Some E'nday or Satur ped with very good mud and New paint, clean inside, mo teach th«* Bull Run school m Hood day if possible. 1938 PLYMOUTH grip tires M 'tor in tor and tires excellent. You Mondays saw the greatest num- excellent condition ti I V J.a Hay Martyn gave whistling can not go wrong Deluxe Tudor Sedan "ii this buy 2i V during the month of April, it was You can not pick a flaw in this car. Has perfect motor 1931 CHEV Ui-ton land Munday night, and on Wed- office today. There were four ac and tires are nearly new cidents on Monday Eatal accidents 1933 DODGE Dual, cab and chassis. Will See it and gram at the Eastern Star banquet «»n other days were as follows: give good service as a cheap at the same place Mrs. Zelma Mer- Sundays, three; Tuesdays. three; Deluxe Coupe drive it farm Perfect motor. Lustrous black truck finish. A very dependable 1938 CHEV Master car and will give thousands of carefree miles Deluxe Town Sedan 1932 CHEV 1 g -ton of transportation Beautiful blue finish like Quart Brick Pint Brick . H om - und son Glenn wen with thi'ir gr,in<!|>arents Mi i depending on acidity of the soil, is believed a desirable application in Western Oregon. Many farmers are using their agricultural conservation payments U» buy lime, according to N C Donaldson, in charge of the state AAA office in Corvalli- This year, under the "grant of aid” plan it is even more convenient for them to get federal aid in buying the ma terial. Lincoln county is exemplary of the increase in use of lime among farmers. The 7<X) Lincoln county * ’ ICE CREAM son in-law .nifi < While her«* they attended th« Mrs More Extensive Use of Lime on Farm Lands Noted Section Two, Six Pages Super-Creamed toi Mi and Mi Mr Volume 17, No. li FATHER'S DAY Mr V ith their Editoriali*, EraturcM, Earm. ( hur« hrs, ( «»nimumly News, ( Usxifird, Public Notices Hilltiboro Argun and Hillaboro Independent Consolidated in 1932 Children's Day Program Delayed Kinton Church ALOHA HUHKII has aihh-d a filling Section Two Mis McMillan of The Dalle Mrs C I' Vacations in South left Saturday for Merced. Cal . to spend her summer culture « nthusiast and authority Sh«* cultivates two rose gardens lutes, including the new and pop ular Polyuntha There is a tree rose nine feet high, and another reaching up still higher, delphin iums head high, and dahlias al ready in bhxdn Last Sunday 35 ni< mbei . and their famih« of the Huber Gardet) club gathered under the Pfenning home to enjoy a pic- til«' dum« i Mi s Pfenning is pre-i- <l< nt <d the Huber Garden dub The houses of Mrs. Emily Sny- E Bntch and H I) Pfen- Schacht of Hoher. June Mch.icht was Nellie Mitzel. daugh- b-r of Mr. und Mrs. J E Mitzel, of Huber. NIB S SHAKE SHOP Aloha Man on Extended Trip School Meeting at West Union Monday William Kleier Joins U. S. Navy B¡ \ AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN ’ LOW DOWN PAYMENTS** EASY TERMS NEARLY ALL POPULAR MAKES AND MODELS Longtime Resident Of Orenco Dies ZULUES 3 BARS ALL FOR Mrs. Seth Mel- lotte, Klamath Falls. Ore., says: "My husband is using Old Chero- kec tonic. It sure ly did wonders him. Made him feel better than he has for years. 25c You'd Better Try a Bottle Today! Boquet SOAP and WELCOME AT ANY PARTY LOTION 7-UP It Likes You It Likes Your Guests! Big 8 Cubic Foot Family Size Hillsboro 575 1937 PLYMOUTH Deluxe Tudor Sedan Hot water heater. Looks and runs like a new car. Has very low mileage. Special 495 1936 DODGE Deluxe Sedan Beautiful black finish. Per fect mechanically in every detail. New tires. OK guarantee 1938 CHEVROLET Master Town Sedan OLD Sw-v, I* TONIC FILMS - CAMERAS - DEVELOPING Equipped with radio. New U. S. tires just installed. OK guaranteed in every respect $575 IRELAND’S 3rd and Main HILLSBORO Phone 2111 HILLSBORO PHARMACY PALM DRUG STORE DELTA DRUG STORE 245 Panel Very suitable for truck farm or berry growers. Only . 1934 FORD Deluxe Coupe 1930 CHEV 1-ton Brand new exchange motor just installed. Finish in black Clean inside good '0/1 C tires. Special 240 95 Cab and chassis. Motor very good. lair tires. A real buy at our £" low price U 1934 CHEV %-ton Pickup We have thoroughly over hauled this motor. New pis tons, pins, rings and bush- ings. New brakes, ish. Tires are practically new Upholstered in mohair. Beau tiful new finish in a pleasing green. Mechanically perfect and OK guaranteed 545 1933 CHEVROLET Master Coupe Beautiful new finish. Clean mohair upholstery. Motor in excellent condition. Thou- sands of miles in rubber 225 1936 WILLYS 77 Deluxe Sedan 275 1935 CHEVROLET Sedan Delivery Motor has been complek overhauled. New brakes. Pi feet in every detail 325 CHEAPIES 1937 PLYMOUTH Deluxe Touring Sedan 1929 FORD COACH 1927 BUICK 6 SPECIAL COI PE 1931 Chev Coach Needs repair 30 45 35 Motor has been completely overhauled. New finish, per- feet upholstery. Tires very good 195 1936 CHEV COUPE Motor reconditioned, hydrau- Perfect paint, lic I brakes. upholstery. dean mohair Good tires. Special 375 1930 FORD COACH Very good mechanically. Good finish and tires in A-l condition. Special ............................ »5 HALVORSON MOTOR COMPANY at the Best Price for Quality Work ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 55 new. Mohair upholstery in perfect condition. Motor as nice as the dav it left the factory, You will like this one 565 60 ALKA SELTZER . . 49c ALARM CLOCKS, guaranteed 89c SUN GLASSES 19c and up PICNIC SUPLIES, large assortment 10c is the beverage to Main a CHECK THESE ITEMS TO SAVE 25c TEEL and 10c TEEL. Both for . 23c 25c Palmolive Shaving Cream. 2 for 33c 50c HALO SHAMPOO. 2 for . 51c $1 Wildroot Hair Tonic with Oil 59c Cashmere SODA WORKS 275 HILLSBORO DRUG STORES Offer Big Saving necessary to "pump" the pedal to obtain sail -factory brake action the car should be taken to a brake shop immediately for the needed repairs. ROYAL Berry Hallecks Farmers' Cash Store Servicing of hydraulic brakes should be done at regular intervals in order to insure the required ef ficiency under all conditions, ac cording to the Oregon State Motor Everybody likes this cleHT spark ling “fresh - up" think. \ 1^^ Hydraulic Brakes There's no <iues- tion about it— 35c 20c CHEVROLET 332 E Main Street DEALERS HILLSBORO, OREGON FOR A BETTER USED CAR VALUE Telephone III SEE YOUR CHEVROLETDEALER^' <
