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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
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