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How lo Get Rich InllsbOTi^Mr g us II«* ik *I iim . . Hillsboro, Oregon, Thuixlay, January 30, 1911 West Discusses Balkans and War Situation Kinion Sunday And Church Name Officers Promoted United States tn (hi* opinion of Jack W< t. talked club luncheon Thur.Mi.iy noon on the Balkan situation .m I it iclation to the prewnt world turmoil Inter be faced with ili*1 pio-.pect of Rice, through on th • pructiciHy all of the W< .tern front with the Canadian He dvclured that unity is necessary major. Nazi had stood together solidly on un agreement to go to war if any one of them were attacked All of them, he »aid. realized what was going un in Germany, but ■ ach na it would be immune from attack Wist also said that France would still be holding out if the Maginot line had been built through to the coast along tile Belgiuni border Historical background of t li «• Balkan countries was cited to show how this section had always been a source of conflicting interests and flow because of gie.it differences existing there it would constitute a problem for an Invading army such Coke company for months, who has I to lake charge o ah1 mm A 1« th«’ Cady Motor Gets Low Dealers' Plates (’»dy Motor company 13th oiliest 1 lillaboro, uh state Hgency In I mftnber 13 by the seer «tate < office this year, i to M 1' Cady, proprietor state'* oldent dealers evidently ha« quit th«* game in the meantime, Cady Bald. The car agency here was «tnrted in 1913 doubt th.it Germany would enter many will have plenty of oil avail Bulgaria because it would give able from Rumanian oil fields and England -in opportunity to bomb the Ru> ia to prosecute the war. in tin- Rumanian oil tn Ids from nearby op«nion of Wot, who vxprt1 ad SUPER-CREAMED ICE CREAM SPECIALS for Your Valentine Party IMI» IDI AI. v?s Ice Cream Hearts Dozen 80c Heart Center Bricks Quart 35c NIBS SHAKE SHOP Mr and Mrs Al Nordquist. Pi 218 E Mail St . Hillsboro Pilone 854 U Rudolph Meyer Fractures Leg Al Blooming On Anniversary M < KIN LE Y J ’ LM DNIC A M nn/1 Mr ih-fiigf Strugei were g Volume 47, No. 15 Valentine Party Set at Mt. Home Fern Hill School People Meet Friday Section Two, Eijjht Pasea Mrs. Ed Mauer will entertain the Fern Hill club at her home Thursday, February 6. MOUNTAIN HOME A valentine INt ANTILE PARALYSIS BLOOM I NO Fern Hill school party for the Christian Endeavor district will hold a special meeting young folk and friends will be held I in the Roy Jaquith home Friday er or not to have the school wired SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 1 it being their wedding anniversary j evening, F' bruary 7 Each one at- for electricity. Rudolph M« yrr at tin* annual church Al! erijoycri dancing. Others pre» Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jepson of Hillsboro Grange Hall and Mi h W Bol valentine • n which no name Scappooxe spent Tuesday at the kno. W<- and M ih . Mickey Wal while hauling I bo n bring as Dance Tickets 25c. Balcony 10c i vi nun', E I X. M ih Da i y P»-ar«on, Alma ! many with name» on them a« de- home of Mr. and Mrs. John Jepson Wdbm Elliott, had- M. Manning, George aired. it ; S II Pom Mr Van Klei I; i ci The subject chosen for di«ru«sion 'om roy, pianist; Brulan at the Sunday evening meeting of as j taut piani t, Mr W Mountain Home Christian Endeav Webbe and «on 1 or was on the evangelization of her !oos Bay last week. Ml H Gumke a«-1 our community, and was in prep- Mrs W Elliott. M« sdam« s L ¡■ration for the f evangel- PrinciHa club mit with Mis H Muhly, A Meyer. A. Herd lein, V. . iitic Hervlcei scheduled to begin lent; In United States Government Bonds and Cash on Helen V.m Kleek, E Scrugg.i last Thursday. Next Hflmold W Herring. H Ruecker. here February 16 Mi»» Gladys Tay deposit with the State of Oregon as a guarantee meeting Will be with Ml Georgi: I Brandaw, F Brand law, R Moel-1 lor was leader in charge of the fund to protect holders of our Kulbcl, librarian, Willis 1er, W. Demmin, Ed meeting. sistant librarian. Demmin. H Liebeno1 I.lebe- 1 Rev E. A Fogg has announced h< lie V.m Kb k ¡.nd Wilh Elliott A shower Mr«. now. Ida Meyer, F Muhly Hr., F I that, beginning next Sunday even Lyle Smith la t Tuesday afternoon Muhly Jr . R OHterloh, E. Weich-1 ing, a few minutes of the Christian at the home of Mr Emil Trachsel. luoilt. F. Mpyer, . ... H. Nierman, A. ¡ Endeavor time will be given to I.e.uhman, .small Hinrichs, J Kamna, H. i answering questions relative to the daughti r of Mr und Mi Vernon Krahmer. M Krahmer, morning sermons. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Fogg will Mr« Hei man Schlottmann of Hu '1rs. 1'fahl Honored conduct a series of evangelistic ser bei. Mr«. Kose Barker of Bethany, Mrs Mina Pfahi honor c<l An Oregon Corporation rov • cemetery Saturday aft- Mrs. iX Shulz of Beaverton, and vices scheduled to begin here Feb Br; .des her parents, she Mesdames H L« timan, t. Wismer, with a dinner Sunday at the home ruary 16. Capita! and Surplus $806,000.00 of her son-in law and daughter. three brothers. Clyde, Hob- L. Glaske, J. A Mrs. Lester Haffey. who has been W man, H. Mi. and Mis. Fred Krahmer, it a guest at the B. I. Leka« home, WASHINGTON COUNTY BRANCH Schlottmann, A Adan G. Kol- b«*ing her 76th birthday anniver- t'T, Cnrol Ann Leachman, Mis L. «lad, E. Mo«hof«ky. C . Jenne, was in a Portland hospital several H. 136 S. 2nd Ave., Hillsboro. Van Kl ' k grandmother, and Mr days last week for observation. She members of the family. Phone 333 Lavina Wed« king, great grandmoth E Scruggs, S. Smith, is back here this week and is a J Hohne, H. Tonge«, Trachsel, Improvements Planned er. of Kinton guest of her mother, Mrs. Harry end J Focge. Kinton Grange will meet Satur Lutheran -chool Parent-Teacher | Saunder«. Mm G. Koi«tad ha been ill and meeting Wednesday evening was day. starting at 10 a m Mountain Home Ladies’ Aid will »• for som«* well att< nd( d. Improvement« for meet February 6. Mrs. Alex Bruce Snider home were Mr and Mrs. E time Other« ill are Mr«. S Kleppe, the school were planned. Another ' has invited the ladies of the or- G Lewis <d Medford, Mrs A A and R. L. Jackson, and little Bar- meeting will be held next month. ganization to her home for the Jacks*»n <>f Portland .«nd Mr and Barn, to Mr and Mrs W Noland, day. Mr Glen Miller of Forest Grove. Mr and Mrs. Harry Saunders MAT u QAL l Y Mr. and Mrs. R L. Jackson have a boy Thursday at Jones hospital Mi x Dorothy Van Kleek of Port A GOOD COOM" Mrs Noland was formerly Esther had as a guest Sunday her brother. HO-sa hg evac? land spent Saturday and Sunday sold their home on Cornell road Zanow. Tins is their second child. Lynn Collard of Bellacoola. B. C. TUONS OLT and will vacate by March 1 PO'-./ • v siting her parents, Mr. and Mu. Others for the fan ily reunion in Jacqueline Wyss and Lorena Emery Van Kleek cluded Mr. and Mrs Fred Steven Enoch Hinrichs from Iowa is K C j CXJT) COG O’ Too Stoffer are back in school after I i s NCB Txt UOTPOt»4T visiting Rev. and Mr». Hin- son. Glen Collard, and Mrs. E. B. an absence on account of illness. richs and family. The men are Collard, all of Portland. Lynn Col A letter from Mrs. W A Beach couHins. lard has been trying for some time who is visiting in Sioux Falls, S. D . COQWMC Mr. and Mrs. Pfahl and to visit relatives here, but war con states that the temperature is 12 degrees below zero and the ground daughter of the Dalles were here ditions made the securing of leave covered with ice. She will be home over the week-end visiting relatives. from Canada quite difficult. Mr. Collard had planned to return to McKINLEY-ELMONICA Resi about February 1 and Will appreci dmts in this community were alarm ate the good old Oregon climate. the United States permanently, but ed Saturday night about 10 o'clock war conditions made that impos August Salzw’edel has returned to when a loud explosion rocked sible at present. buildinp. Speculation was rife as work for S. C Olds, fully recovered Wallace Russell is staying at the to the s uree It has been decided from a broken arm, suffered while Schmeltzer home here. at work then* some time ago. since that it was reverberations Mary Schmeltzer Doney has ac- .Marcella O'Meara returned home SHADY BROOK Shady Brook th i Tiffany position in the grade Tuesday from the Shriner's hospital school pupils are practicing for a ccpted school at Sumner, w’here she pre in Portland. program to be given at a basket Richard Campbell of Prineville viously taught. She will be princi Emil Trachsel reached water at social the last of this month. 305 fee' in the well which he has The recent rains have made the pal and will teach in the upper New Tiffany Stainless-steel been drilling. shoulders of the roads quite soft grades. She plans to leave here this ELECTRIC RANGE Copperclad 3 piece utensil set and due to this Mrs. Logan's car week from the home of her par included with this new ran^c. ents. Mr and Mrs. John Schmeltzer, went o\ I bank last Fl iday. No where she has been staying since damage» s done. before Christmas. Hannigans Move Rev. E A. Fogg spent the week Simplifies Cooking Mr. and Mis. Jack Hannigan and family have moved from their end and thp fore part of this week Eliminates Fuel Waste I K.HT HALVES FIRDALE-IOWA HILL Hill and farm to a new place in Washing- with friends at Dallas. Pound Sunday evening services at Assures Perfect Results D; Ie club will meet next Wednesday ton this week. I IGHT FIEL ES the Mountain Home church Sunday afternoon at the home oi Mrs. F. Sure sMful in Audition q^OO many women blame them will be under the auspices of l’uund Waibil Kenny Logan was successful in the local woman's missionary so Tennis Pyle's mother of Hillsboro selves for poor cooking results FEATURES That Make Fair Cooks LIGHT AMBERS spent last week at the Pyle home. his audition held last Thursday at ciety, and the subject to be treated Pound when actually it’s the fault of the th? Y M He will sing ou wUi deal with the day of prayer, Good and Good Cooks Better Spragues Move stove they use. If you can’t make by the Evangelical Cash on the Spot Mi and Mrs. Warren Sprague the radio on the Journal Junior observed • 3 Ne« Hi-Speed Calrod Surface Units, each broadcast next Thursday. your baking come out ‘Tust right” churches. moved this week to Dorcna a little with 5 Measured Heats. Guests at the Roy Jaquith home Spring days have brought out —if you find cooking complicated • All-Porcelain enamel inside and out. violets, jasn ine, and pussy willows. Wednesday of last week were Mr. he is employed in the sawmill. —if you’re often disappointed with • Beautifully styled Twin Venetia-Lite Lamps. Charles Pfahl is staying at the The buds on daffodils and jonquils and Mrs. Victor Noziger of Tan 128 S. 2nd — Hillsboro j«our cooking results even though • New Illuminated Switch Dials. gent. and Mrs. N. E. Sargeant of are growing quite large also. Henry Haase home. you follow instructions carefully, »Built-inElectric Ove Timer-Clock. Montesano. Wash. Mrs. Jaquith re turned with her sister. Mrs. Nozi then you should see this amaz » Built-in Time Chime. ger. for a few days’ visit. ing new Hotpoint Electric Range • Oversize, All-Purpose, Flavor-Sea! Oven. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Fogg are with Measured Heat. See it today. o Interior Oven Light. conducting a series of services at Canby this week. This is the first » New Duo-Speed Broiler—with new evangelistic work Charles Fogg has Broiling or Roasting Pan. New CALROD Surface Units been able to do since his recent o New Calrod Baking Unit with new Heat operation and long stay in a Port Cook With Measured Heat Deflector. land hospital. DANCE S100 000.00 through aid make a inib- he said d on hl*, nb- MB a special agent of the United Stute* department of late for two years following World Wai No 1 rank Editorials, iraiurr Column«. Sport« - a nd ( miununily News Classified. Public Notices Hillsboro Argus and Hillsboro Independent Consolidated in 1932 Aid t<> Britain and her alh« clan <1 West. wln> In-l<l method of defense wa to Britain. "Lvi us not take, let’s do it rikht. WrM S talk Was b.i « Section Two Title Insurance Policies Title and Trust Company Explosion Causes Alarm Saturday Shady Brook Pupils Practice on Program This Beautiful New WALNUT MEATS Hill and Dale Club To Meet Wednesday WANTED 33c 30c 29c $22995 Goodman Hardware •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I Orchids from a Holly Grower Sedan, SHS5. TyACH Calrod cooking unit provides 5 Measured Heats. Cooks faster or slower, as needed, but always economically. Coils are self-cleaning. Open Meeting Set By Farmers' Union West Union local of the Farmers' Union will hold an open meeting at 8:15 p. m Thursday, February 6. A special invitation is extended to members of other locals, ex-mem bers and all farmers and their fam ilies. After a short business session there will bo a 15-minute talk on the I farming situation in the eastern ’ states. Moving pictures will be shown by H. J. Schlottman of Beav erton. who will also have song and music entertainers. Dancing will follow. Ladies are requested to bring lunch The organization will furn ish coffee. • Wanning Compartment for foods and dishes o l large Utility Drawers. o New 7-Quart Flavor-Seal Thrift Cooker with 5-Heat Calrod Unit. o 3-piece set of Tiffany Copperclad, stain less-steel utensils with covers. ITS A HONEy FOR OURMONEy/ ONE THRIFTY WOMAN TELLS! ANOTHER Subscribe to the Argus .95 o RDINARII Y we don't go in for owner- testimonials. But every now and then, along conies a letter that so perfectly portrajs the way Buick owners feel about their cars that we haven’t the heart to keep it from jou. Here, for example, wc quote from Mr. Ambrose Brownell, I .oglish holly grower of Milwaukie, < )rc. When I drove that ’41 S uper out of Flint.. . and started I jotted down each gas purchase and mile age to sort of figure my expenses . . . It wasn't long before I got sus- r»iciou> of something wrong . . . in didn’t But, Koj, all the waj home it was the same story. The Buick wormed through miles of city traffic... made num berless stops to inquire directions, purred along in sizzling heat that made my feet feel like two fried eggs, breezed over the Rockies at 9,(MM) elevation ... and final ly fairly stole home through the sinuous Columbia Gorge. “Statistics? Of course: 3,200 miles; 165 gallons... Ethyl gas; 19.51 miles per gallon; gas expense—r’/tiHié per mile; total out-of- pocket expense—1 per mile. Roy, I’m glad I bought a Buick. Mr. Brownell has other nice things to say about hisCompound Carburetion-equipped 1941 S uper . But the point is that everywhere Buick is running up such astonishing records for thrift that letters like this are common BUICK PRICES place. BEGIN AT Why not drop in on your local dealer and try out the thrifty traveler that brings us orchids from a holly BUSINESS COUPE grower? ★ aelivtrc'i at Hint, —, Qg PAI 935 ! j m . Mich. State tax, optional equipment 0@ST PwlWi The NORMAN. A b,i e Extra Giant Bottle Space New 16-Point Temperature Control Mi-Steel Construction • Automatic Interior Floodlighting e All-Porcelain Interior • Thormocraft Insulation ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR EXEMPLAR OF GENERAL MOTORS VALUE TUALATIN VALLEY MOTORS •••••••••••••••• Feature for feature or dollar for dollar—by any yardstick, Hotpoint is a great refriger ator buy. Even at such a low price this remarkable Hot point Refrigerator has these important, high-quality fea tures: Vacuum Sealed Thrift master Unit... Stainless Steel Speed Freezer... Pop- Ice Trays. But in addition you get these PLUS advan tages—an extra measure of value at no extra cost: extra. Prices suhteet to change without notice. AL S m J t mu tEd/L && HILLSBORO, OREGON I See These Big Value Features Telephone 1011 WHIN ULHLK AUlüMUblLkb ARE BUILI BUH-K WILL BUILD IHtM •**•€><*0*•••••••• IRELAND'S Third and Main HILLSBORO Phone MH
