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Thuriday, Augu »t 8, HILLSBORO ARCUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON Hazeldale S. S Picnic Friday Al Hillsboro P a pre Five Orenco Youths Enlist in Navy To Leave Soon Ira Hazeldale Benefit For Fire Victims Successful Event Robe i tlie navy and expect to be .ometime Uns month. rage Trip Rich and son and daugh- IMr and Mrs Sam Ru h (»O to Boise Mr and Mrs Glen Knox.. Mrs Ho ard Belzer': parents. lefL Sat- urd.iy for Boise. Idaho, where hi has employment. Bridi- Elect Honored Ml Hugh Burdette and daugh- h-i Barbara were hostesess at a btidal shower in honor of Mis., Vir- Robson Tuesday evening The elect received many lovely Mr. and Mrs. Gail Karns and »pent last week-end at Sea- Mr J P Rogers and son Ira •re week-end guests nt Mr and ’ John Hetzler of Klickitat. ash. Mi. Calvin Gross Sr. of Port- id is visiting her son and daugh- -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Gross S L. Carlyle is in Portland keeping house for hcT daughter's family while she and her husbasd are on a vacation trip to Yellow- Mi R. E Wilcox of Vancouver Wash , is spending a few days with Me B. A Mitchell. Mrs. ( arlsim Hostess Mrs. John Carlson entertained th,- Friendly Circle at t an out-door mei ting at the school grounds. Six members and four guests were and Rebekah k M at Blue Family Reunion Held at Scholls h Lake Bi rt Rowell, George Jack Mi Ini Sutherland have is urn- wen* Lak •. Lakeview, Burns and John Day. They returned home by way of the i»f their children. w Willamette highway. i nit I ursday Scholls Woman’s club will hold me meeting at Chandlers Tues- y, August 13.’ Then* will be a arc Henry Kuhiin' attended the Mr ai I Mr brother. John Mr n n second child The peach I mmo Thi in full swing eoinmunitv. those < ml Fred Grabhorn Mill Former Resident Of County Dies BUXTON Mr and Mrs W E K' Uy Ellsworth and Billy and Mr R J Kelly attendisi the funer- jx»rt August I Mrs Shaw was the rhirst daughter of the laU* Harlan Ki lly of Hillsb >ro and resided at Hillsboro when a child. She was born at Mounlaindale January 15. 1IIP9 and moved Hillsboro in < k lober. I91!l She is survived by hi i husband. Bussell Shaw, one duugh hr laidonna. Other survivors in elude her mother. Mrs Grant Dor land of Goldendale, Wash, formerly und Roland Kelly, Portland, anil one sister, Mrs Anna Anderson, Ag ile Beach. Sei vic» s were held in Waldport ITi sbvli rian chinch with burial at Newport cemetery. Rohlin for their has worked Min- Bit Ibd.iv s < i h-brated Mi Last Friday night a birthday par- fam- Was ven in honor of Albert I vina Ins home near Midway Member from the Hachet, Robm- McDaniel. Lindberg, Moore and Mr Emil and Henry Riihiin families were und children Ilas Aircraft .lob 1 Mrs Bert S John O'Dell and family have moved to S ■: attic. Wash., where Mr O'Dell has a job working in the IL. M; . Boring Aircraft company plant. Mrs Audrey Heaton and her life •d to the 33 present Other long friend. Mrs. DeSonna of Port- kind. and her grandson. Avery Lee anil friends called. Shipley, motored over the Wolf Mr .him Andrews of Creek highway July 28. visited the Tillamook. Mr and Mr H An- bi aches, with friends at Manzanita. dr. w Ml and Mrs < of Harold to • ee the I. H Murray family and re dinner party gi took part in the Red Head Roundup night of Mr and Mr at Taft Other vacation trips taken by Mrs .Audrey Heaton were trips Io Visit California to Woodburn. Burns a and Neskowin Earl Stn tchcr and family are visiting with friends > and swint- havin'! the end of this wtVk ming. the Y<»si mite National park in Birthday Celebrated Fifteen folks were Twenty ladies attended the Ladies' birthdi y party at the Earl Shipivy Ari picnic in the Howell Grove Fri- ranch in honor of Avery Lee Ship lev. The young folks present were The W C Heaton family have the I), lores Shipley. Erwin Shipley and chickenpox this week Wayne Roberts of Hillsboro: Johnny (’i ci I H<*.iton and his mother Jones and Wayne Jones and Frank- M' Audrey II went to the W< t Coast T ne company ill SanClair. Louis Hesse, Albert picnic at Blue Lake Sunday and Lovgren, Lila Potter. Kathern Seif- SEE THESE SENSATIONAL VALUES! ■i . Jkllt 1935 Dodge Sedan Motor reconditioned. $393 Lots of service left in this car. 1937 Dodge Coupe auFfnoM: Motor overhauled. E. D. Carver Dealer ► You stop up your tractor’» offi cioncy when It's power and spaed are motched to the load. With the,5 $peed transmission In the "Caterpillar” D 2 Tractor, you don't/ • hitch draft hnrso to butrftr pacer $475 Car ready for hard service. 1938 Plymouth 4 door Sedan In A-l condition. 1937 Ford V 8 Coach . . Radio and heater equipped. 1937 Ford V 8 Deluxe Coach 1936 Dodge Sedan $625 Green Mountain ■ Miss Grace Strubb went to Port land Thursday, where she will be employed until school starts. Kno* VOU ■ suits K 09- any Spark user end he'll tell you that Spark is the finest oil heater he ever saw. Then come in and make us prove it to you by actual demonstration. There is no obligation, of course. ■■ ■ Complete cabinet model range. Lamp $5 extra. HOTPOINT QUALITY FEATURES MEASURED HEAT. Simplifies cooking. Saves fuel. All porcelain enamel. Three Select-a-HeatCalrod units with 5 Measured Heats. • All-Purpose oven. e One piece top of stain-resistant enamel. additional coat. CALROD THE NEW HOTPOINT CAL ROD is faster, more efficient, more durable than ever. New easily removable reflector can be washed like a pie tin. you ’ ll Hotpoint Automatic Electric NEVER KNOW Waler Heater Still at the old LOW PRICE! s59’° L J. w. COPELAND LUMBER YARDS Hillsboro Copyright PO . Schlitz 1 Milwaukee, Wij. Phone 301 I.cginn Junior Baseball Tour ney, Hillsboro, Aug. 10-11 THB BEER THAT MADE MILWAUKEE FAMOUS GIFFORD'S Washington County's Larg est Complete Hotpoint Appliance Store 2nd and Washington, Hillsboro Phone 4121 Next to Electric Co. DETECTIVE RILEY W SHARI, SHARI ■ " the f WHAT IF sphinx " should hear of IE ll THIS LEY J PRISONER HE IS NOT TO ACCEPT E ANYTHING FROM YOU/ By Irv Tirmqg ILEY HURRIES TO THE GUARDHOUSE WHO SEEKS ENTRANCE ► HERE?? OH, YOUR < HIGHNESS'^— LET «E PASS KAPE YER DISTANCE,MAN, OR Ol li. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ME ACflONSl^^i FAITH , AN' 01 MUST BE DKEANMN "SAINTS Be FRA^EP/PANNY , BOY , IS IT KEEP WHAT IS LEFT OF YOUR h S hirt on , you thick - / 0^- "tf IRISHMAN.' headed \ LEARNS THAT S hari , the girl brings TOBACCO These ar»’ samples of some of the attractive prices at which you can buy late model used cars at E. D. CARVER 'Catcrplllar" - John Deere Phone 3791 Hill: boro, Orc. TO MIKE - * Bn W CASEY, A PRISONER OF ’THE CADY MOTOR CO. C SPHINX" ? Years of Service to Washington County Motorists HILLSBORO Phone 812 11!) S. Alluni Legion .Iunior Baseball Tourney Saturday and Sunday in wide ) -how really good a bottle of beer can be, until you've tasted that even finer Schlitz. Even the world's greatest news commen« tator could not describe that glorious flavor and delightful tang that have made Schlitz the greatest name in beer! ^THIS...NOf I MUST $475 CAUGHT a;r E: macy a man buying one of those 8-unit electric fans at only $1.49 each. ELECTRIC RANGE ? OB Vo, Iker of Portland, Emma De Vlaeminck and lama Delph anche spent Sunday at Can- non Beach Madeline Duyck, Rose ami Ann Bernards of Roy spent last week at Rockaway and Tillamook. Invited to I estival Californians Visit ’ ■ Mr and Mrs J. Yazzolino. Peter and Poan of Portland spent Wednesday and Thursday at the V C Strubb home Joan remained for a month's visit with her grand- $445 $475 Mrs. Hugh Kelly and her daugh ter Rose Marie of Oakland. Cal., recently spent a few days with Mr end Mrs. Dick Kelly. held m the Fir Grove Dairy urove Services will tx gin there at 10'30 a. m. Rev C F Nuz left Tuesday for Bellingham to join his wife and son. who 1 ave been visiting his parents, the Rev. and Mrs F M 1. Big Family Size os GIFFORD'S See us today! Let us ex plain this new program that provides for loans for new construit ion up to 90''.' of the completed value your home. Lowest interest in his tory. ON FARM POWER cently lo-t their home by fire program, under direction of Nell FruM-r. was as follows: Patriot flag exeruew by the boys and gir follow«*d directly by th»- singing fexi Bk Amerù a by Mr L"i of Aloh i. whistling duet by La Ri Martin and h»-r young sister: vjo. by Koberta Whatley; piar by Doris Webber; "Shori- nm' Bread by Louise H< -iteri • Anita Saler and Lois Jelderk - : ■ Playmates ' by Christine Hester- lev. accordion selections by Donald Delloff: and several numbers by the Dairy Co-operative male doubb- quarti t. accompanists were Mr- Fred Stevens of Farmington and Byron Bntch of Huber After the program, dancing, eards. and re freshments were enjoyed. Hazeldale wishes to acknowledge the kind- ness and co-operation of the people of the " ' ’ Rosedale community, the Aloha Grange ihalb and their janitor. Sherman Rhodes, Henry Hinck Sr. »tickets) Meier A Frank Co. 'score cards« and the following local business firms: Rosa s Novelty shop Turner's Beauty shop. Rich ard's Barber shop. Aloha Lumber (tompany and Hatch's Service Sta tion. all of Aloha; Taylor's Tavern and J B. Imlay & Son of Reedville; Thrifty Grocery. Findley Feed store, Holland's Feed store, all of SCHEFFLIN The following re the Oregon District summer camp held at Hillockburn last Dolores Sahnow. Alma and Pearl Petersen. Willene and Emily Kerkman. Anna Sch- wanke end Kev. C. F Nitz The Rev. W Kraemer of Tracy. Cal., lectured on a "Changeless Christ for a changing economic world.'' Tiie average attendance at the camp was 40. Mr Roy Heinrich underwent a major operation at the Jones hos- ital Friday. Dr Kabeiseman is the attending physician. Mrs Carl Simantel entered the Jones hospital Wednesday evening following a heart attack. She is under the care of Dr Hinds. Member of Zion Lutheran church are the guests of Trinity Lutheran church Sunday at their annual Mission of Hillsboro Festival to be Walther SPARK No foolin’! Thousands of families are doing that very thing every day with the new FHA financing plan. TlF Ixn fi Aloha ( with a A wa Mrs. Nell Fraser has as her guests Mr. and Mrs. N. H Rose and son this week he»r daughter Onnaiie Lawrence, . with Mrs. George Good- Shelly of Los Angeles and Mrs. man and daughter Camille, spent Mary Allen and son Ronnie of San the week- -end visiting relatives at Francisco. Junction City. California Folk Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Burdette and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Locke and son Robert are on a motor trip to thdir three-year-old son, Howard Crater Lake and the Oregon Caves Junior of San Joaquin, Cal., visit Wilferts at Fair ed friends in the neighborhood Mr. and Mrs Ernest Wilfert an f last Friday Mr. Ixicke was raised family are attending the fair in here and it was from his parents. San Francisco. Dr and Mrs. Locke, that Mr and Mis : Estelle Schumann. Miss Lob Mrs. W. P. Brooks bought their fert. Ch.nle Fristoe, Phyllis Chris tensen. , nd Nellie McCool Those Robson, Miss Doris Rogers arid farm 30 years ago. who helix11 with refreshments and Miss Dorothy Parks are vacation- ■ ® K ' fl L f 11 n activities besides Mrs Audrey Hea I an Bailey of Portland -pent L1UÖ X OlK 1 TCDSTC ton. Avery Lee's grandmother, ' th G e Kan r were M - Gladys Meyers. Mrs. San- Clair and Mrs. Ed Seiffert. O. Pitman and daugh- ter Nancy are guests at the Meto- Scholls Junior Woman's club will HELVETIA—The 4-H club group; meet Tuesday evening. August 20. lius ranch at Camp Sherman. Also complete line of Mr. and Mrs. A. Noreen enter held a judging contest at their reg at the Mrs Florence Flint home All tained a ular meeting at the Marjorie Ep Oil Burning Floor Furnaces, number of out-of-towi club members are urged to attend. relatives and friends over theweek- person home August 2. The mem- i Cottage Units Celebrate Birthdays and Air- end. bers will be busy until fair time Harold Chri s t e ns e n and Carl as they have several projets. Conditioning Furnaces. Hueck and families celebrated Mr. H Christofferson lost a thumb Rueck's and Mrs Christensen's while working at the J. Keffer's birthdays at Elsner |>ark with a pic A traveling examiner of opera- place during threshing. nic dinner Sunday । , t rs and Hills- .... chauffeurs , . will be , in ........... - । ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meier started Mrs Henry Hesse went to Jen boro Wednesday. August 14. at the I on a vacation trip last week tc nings Lodge and Silver Creek falls a :^!?OUSC f [ om 9 a m Washington County's Largest 5 p m- Washington and -------- into Canada ---------- Mr Saturday for a visit with friends. A:1 those wishing permits or licenses * „ “ Complete Meier drives a Dairy Co-op milk at a camp 11 drive cars are asked to get in Mrs. Joe Brittiau IS truck. Hotpoint Appliance Store I touch with the examiner during Elmer Guerber Wins Race meeting in Portland this week. 2nd and Washington. Hillsboro Mr ami Mrs. George Mounce of I these hours. Helvetia was well represented at | _ the Dairy Co-op picnic at Jantzen! ^‘1une Next to Electric Co. Minot, D their ranch the last of the week. NO TRESPASS. Apartment forRent Beach park Sunday. Elmer Guer- " " Before you buy-see the SPARK No Smoking, For Rent. For Sale ber was among the winners of the No Peddlers, No Handbills, etc„ race prizes and Otto Solberger got GAS-MAKING DEMONSTRATION signs for sale at the Argus. 27tf a prize. I LATE MODEL 7^^ . this HAZELDALE la ‘ Friday night at hall was a luccess. crowd in attendance purse of about tHM) Leaguers Back From Camp I til TJ/ /
