How io Get Rich
Hillsboro, Oregon, Thurffday, February 13, 1911
Schefflin Group
Will Entertain
Hillsboro Folk
Annual District Walther Mague
urday and Sunday at Salem
Àchievemenl
Day Program
Set West Union
Mrs. Dant Honored
On 81st Birthday
ALOHA HHHI.lt
Emin i
I >i*nt of Reedville, mother of Mr
Hila
XL t
Benefit Even!
At Shady Brook
inrrly lived hrie. 1« now county
health nuw of Malheur county,
I the «ream! largf'Ht county in the
[United States. She
was visiting
I friends and relatives in Portland
¡and
Hillsboro
this
week.
She
ORENCO
Mittsinnarv í
will meet next Wednesday, Feb- brought a patient to the state hos-
i nary 19. at 2 30 P in. in tin- horn«’ ; pltal at Thr Dalles for treatment
of Mrs Ernest Wilfert.
Officers « at the sanitarium.
Missionary Society
To Elect Officers
Misa Elisabeth Carlyle left last ;
Thursday for Corvallis, where she
will attend n school of miwdon«
«luring the remainder of February.
Mr«. S. L. Carlyle, her mother, ac
companied her a« far «« Forr«t
Grove, and will visit a daughter at
Thatcher
Bud Baughman is in Emanuel
hospital m Portland, with a broken
Party Friday
Fourth l)ivi«ion of the Ladies'
Circle will give a valent in«* party
at tiie Orenco church on Friday,
February 14.
Trade« for Acreage
A
Pit num I uih traded
hl* two Kounos in Orcnco for .sonic
near here.
Aloha Couple Have
(Hass Collection
ALOHA HL’BEK
Mr
am! M if
Hiniy Bufi .on have a collection o
WEST UNION Four H achieve
m< nt «lay will !><- held at the West
fiorii three to 14 inch< s in diurne-
h r, blown by th • west winds to the
tdunt Ji ,md ill wind that
Woman Honored
will la ihown The public is in
beautiful ,'|fts
vite«! H«dvetia 4 H club: will also
«•nt
Mewl irne
To «-reparo Skit
Mr Ma
West
Union
Junior
Women
’
s
club
eie conferred upon 12 eandlilal
e Saunders, H
C
bi
h I
the
nt Ilie A lolla
Baintcr. w
bint Thur«
hain,
A
day night
larlin. C G. Inman,
Mrs. Iloedell Honored
John BuHie!. «•nd George Pumroy.
< haliman, Vlvnm Jeffrie« nr
M in
«•lyn Sclimidt wa« appointed
i lol don. HHRlated by
skit to be given
. in
mroy, M ih . Flunk
hlmnelf with an
■y »n<l!„,
Nin«- vi«i*oiH were introduced to
He
t h«-
bhow«*r in lier home, honoring M ik
th«» club and all were urged to
B«* i nitid
Roedall Many Iwautiful
Join.
A
demoniitration
was
given
gifts W«T
on a formal dinn«*i table setting
playwl
Eva Ewa I sp<-nt the
Satuiday tn Hu* Lutheran «hunh
on hhh i nd
The ban
quel will be hold at II lb p
in Walter
Wulk.-r,
ttic Senior high si'huol ca
Jack
. Tilla
The Sunday moinlng sei vice will
Il Riley and daughter
be held in tin- Seventh liny Ad
nge Pumroy and (laugh
>i*ntlNt chur«'h on
iiiul
i. Harry Smith, J M
Hood gtrevts A highlight Saturday Blo«k, John BuMhel,
Edgar
la-«-
evening will be the dlstiict playoff Saunders, Jame« McMahon. Edgar
«letrrinln«» the
h
in the Graham, Frank
.Ivtnvy,
Bernard
liHMkrt ba 11
tournament
Mem tiers
and friends of Zittii Wallhei !^-ague
Mr unit Mn
H
Newberg air visiting their son
Allen Simante!, who is with the law and daughter, Mr. and Mi
H
A Thomaa
lila pat
Former Itodldrnt Illca
ent». Mr. and M ik
Royce M Manon,
Misa I-
Pot Hand iriildent of thia community
i k «ml of
»pent the
With her aunt. Mi
H J
Pot t la nd February -I
nnd family
Punning of
tlwir coum
Ina. Mr and Mrs R
and
Henry Harma,
and others in this vicinity Mon-
and Tuesday
Mm J<»r CnwiMr
accompanied
SHADY BROOK
The Shady
M ik Ehiu r Batche)d«*r
and Mi
Anderson <>f Portland to Brook school will give n program
Seattle, Wash . thr
da V
M
Vitti! e<|
February
M
her Minter, M ihm (’ora Willi*. The
group wnnt
over the Pontoon
«II
ryonc Is Invited Proceeds
used to buy playground
equipment fm pupil ..
a ntuiient
Kat herinr
Oregon Stat
Mrs R E White sustained pain-
fill intuii«*«
knee when a
calf
kicki-il h»*r nver one «lay
Mrs Clair Evers and son Henry
treatment
by the doc-
of McMinnville visited her parent*.
r she
Mr .«nd Mr> Albert Vundcrzaiidvii,
rec *ntlv
.Mr Sahnou Home
hi ought home
W
A Szh
home land hospital.
Isst Sunday. He Is feeling much
from th«- St Vincent s iios|
better and was able to be around
Portland last Tuesd.iv He
this week.
considei-abb*
Miss Marga
Voelkr.
land spent the week-end wiüi Em- Mrs Guy Bantcau of Portland w«’re
nu» Ih*Vlaeminck and Lena Dcl- dinner guest« at the home of Mr
planchc
j«nd Mrs Alvah Ia>gan last Thurs
To FulrrUin Aid
day In the afternoon they were
Mm F
Johnson will enter l accompanied by Mr« Elva T.ngnn
tain the Zion Ladies Society Thurt- > and daughter and motnied over to
<iay (today » at 2 30 p in in the par- Aurora nnd viaited Mr and Mra.
ish hull
Flank • fxvgan and family
Section Two
Editorial*. Feature Columna,
Sporta and Community News
< lassitied. Publie Notices
HillNboro Argun and Hillsboro Independent Consolidated in 1932
iioiii«* lieit* with all th«‘ member <
HCHEFFI.IN M oiu I uih of
of h«*r imiiM'flliti«• family
Walther Longue will In- hiiuts nt
pirvi«»u« «lay M ih Dant made .i
Horinl Friday evening t<> thr Young liouw di«’«« Siu* can i«-ad and . ew
Without glMNHCM
no church of Hillsboro
A ««m wa« Itoi n to Mi
and
1'1 M Heyner of Snohomish, Wush
Frbiuai y
Mr
M IM
A F Kahle und finally Monday and
Thu thiid und fourth
degre
Rev and Mr« J (’ Selirnidl and
family of Tillmnook
of Mr and M ih <’
Schwank«-
g u s
Hills li
Use Arn uit Alli lo I liul
Iturgiilii» . . You'll Have
'N Navr'n Nave n Nave
Jeurned.
Harriet
Jeffrie«
China.
wan
in
on Wedg«-
Jcffriis re-
A vu Zurcher gave th«- H'port
community plate
silver
Hai
1 lx*hmnn and Vivien Jeffrie« v
hosteasm. Next meeting will
Mrs John Pubol« entertained the
West Union Senior Women’s club
February 5 A pot-luck dinner
given at noon.
an«!
in-law
aiater,
nini
Winifred Thorns spent the week
end with friends at Junction City
Dinner, Program
Jackiown Friday
I Aft/T/HI'K»
T___ 1 .
Juniors Sponsoring
’35 PONTIAC
t-door Sedan
WANTED
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ÄWW
em 1 • t Sunday night. M^s Thoms.
h > receiv«*d a bruised knee, re-
urned home Monday.
Mr and Mi- Albeit Turner of
Yakima left for their home Monday
following a month’s visit with his
brother, J. L. Turner, and other
relative« in Washington. Yamhill
an<! Tillamook counties, Portland
Hold« ( «rtifiiat.'
"Thi« is to certify that
who by his unremitting and en-
thusi.ihtic activity in stretching the
I truth, and by his ability to ex-
, aggcrate any situation whatsoever,
i- duly qualified to membership in
this a cxiation founded B. C. 1313
bj Ananias Wc hereby confer up-
on him the honorable degree of
SEE
Model Bakery
FRANK ADKINSON
FRANK DOANE
at
McMinnville, Oregon
CADY MOTOR CO.
H9 S. 3rd
Hillsboro
.
year to
the
biggest
liar
in
We Have
MOVED
Room 12
Weil s Bldg,
from Hillsboro Pharmacy
Machine and Machineless Permanents
Frederic - Rilling - Life Permanents
EVE S BEAUTY SHOP
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and now the U.S.A, is giving this same verdict
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CHEVROLET DEALER
Telephone 444
Greed and
Gumption
AS
I3S
LOW AS
For further information and cur f.cs illustrated
booklet on how much plant food crops use, write
American Potash Institute, Inc , Beans Bldg.,
San Jose, Calif., or Box 2, Puyallup, Wash.
AMERICAN POTASH INSTITUTE, INC
INVESTMENT BUILDING
5OÇ
RtPltHISHING THE SCIl
WASHINGTON. D. C.
A WEEK
4.75/5.00-19
qualities. The slotted riding
strips give additional non-skid
POUNDS OF N P;0s-K,0
CONTAINED IN CROP
OF 3 TONS PASTURE
DRY MATTER PER ACRE.
pavements. You get super
traction on unimproved
roads and smooch, non-skid
riding on improved roads.
Let us equip your car today at
these low prices.
AND
YOUR
OLD
TIRE
SIZE
PRICE
♦ 40 4.50
21
5.50
11
5.25 5.50
-11
6 00-16
6.25 6 50
•16
58.55
10.44
10.17
11.38
13.95
FOR WINTER DRIVING—
LET t/S FQU/P YOW CM TODAY!
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3rd and Main
HILLSBORO
filone 2111
rRY/T
ei/y/r.'
Halvorson Motor Co
• A »
Here's the lire with all the
advantages of the modern,
effective mud and snow lire plus
•> .
All Cars Amé Buyer Preference But
Chairman
Pubiifhen Committ^9
good grasses and clover.
Irrigated pastures are gaining fa
vor rapidly. Fertilizer goes hand in
hand with irrigation, since a control
led moisture supply onables the
pasture plants to take full advan
tage of the fertilizer applied. See
your dealer about including enough
potash in your pasture fertilizer. It
costs but little extra and returns
more profit.
■
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By NORMAN CHANDLER
I^OOD pasture is cheap food and
the key to profit in livestock
farming. Young grassos and clovers
are rich in minerals and proteins,
but when grazsd remove more plant
food from the soil than if left for hay.
To keep pastures good, the soil
must be replenished through the
use of fertilizers. Potash should be
included in thia fertilizer for high
yields and the best proportion cf
to
« i
the
Funeral services f>r Thomas Ad-
. ms McEldowney. 77. former resi
dent - f Washington county, were
I t Id February 4 at Monmouth.
wh< re he died February 1. He had
resided th^ro :
ars.
Mr McEld
born in
Virginia City.
the dav after
his parents arrived there from Iowa
: v < ver -d wagon. In 1871 the fam-
;ly settled near Hillsboro.
Surv. »> . ■ are the widow, six sons.
Frank of Harrisburg. Thomas Jr
and D n¿ld of Monmouth, Joseph
■ f Hamilton Field Cal . William cf
Corvallis, and Wilmer and James of
Dalles, and two daughters,
Maude of Bend and Mrs. Louise
T?rway. Spokane. Wash A brother,
William, lives at Forest Grove.
Unimproved Roads
FOOD REMOVS*
Remember the more you tell, the
more you sell when using Argus
classifieds.
tf
Former Resident
Of County Passes
————________________
riSNT
Section Two, Eight Pages
certificate hangs on
the wall of a business house in
Aloha The headquarters of this
lociation are located in Burling
See Our HOUSEWARE BARGAIN TABLE
Watch for next week’s special!
attended Kansas City Fanners' Un
ion all-day meeting Wednesday and
furnished music for the program.
a .
BLONDE or WAUNUT FINISH.
A February (’learanve Bargain
Walnut Meals
Light Halves..... 34c
Light Pieces..... 31c
Light Ambers-.... 30c
give a hot
house Fi id
Green Mi. School
One Family Affair
GREEN MOUNTAIN
Mt untain -chool is uni*
the six pup.L have the
'>n<>n,i<
r.ame. Hedrick
'The three
1
girls,
T In n ■ Hei'n and Louise
Vault. W»<lnihday, F«*bruary 19 and double cousins of
th«
will b< a demonstration of boy- Charles. Wayne an
uit making, with lunch served
All ladle of th«- grange LitheTh
brothers. The gin
have two brothers under
Mis Eunir«-
of Florence I h and the boys have two
young for school
n nd
W
s. She
Saturday Mr and Mrs. Joe Smej-
family kal entertained Mrs
Vincent
many year«,
Schultz, son Lowell and daughters.
ly Pla«*e S<>|<|
Luella. Corabelle and Caroline and
the
man R ofb sold
Mrs Sylvia Wcxjdo. all of Tigard.
louth Tobias to
Mr
V
Strubb visited rela-
Mi and Mi
tives in Portland three days last
week.
Mr
J Flynn have
Mrs. Ed. Smith is in a Hillsboro
borne in -roH- hospital recovering from
an ap-
month’s visit \ with pendectomy.
and in Portland
Mr and Mrs Earl Genzer and
Winifred Thom« Injured
Winifred Thoms was one Ot IX
and Everett and Mrs. Sam Strubb
an
.
Industrial club will
supper at the school
ht, February 11
Fit 6:30 and con
tinue until those
ho come later are
served. There will bo a short pro-
meet at th«- home
valentine party. l ram and an apron sale following
present at the the dinner Everyone is invited.
Anniversaries Celebrated
labt meeting and di«cussed
Mr and Mrs M R. Jack enter
talned with a dinner Sunday in hon
or of Mr. and Mis. Charles Coffin
of Portland and tho birthday annl-
d Mrs. Ed Boge
and son Cecil of Farmington. all
SCHOLLS
The Scholls-Laurel of which occur in February. Other
Union Sr and the Scholls-Laurel guests were M ih . Florence Meek
Farmers’ Union Juniors are hav of Portland and Eevyn Boge.
ing a pot-luck supper and program
Walter Heaton has returned home
at the Laurel community bull to from a two we«ks' visit with rel-
night ’Thursday» The Juniors are
putting on the program.
Ciarlio Wisniewski and family
Betty Su<* Fristoe was initiated brought him home and remained
into the order of thr “Rainbow"
Monday evening at Hillsboro.
Thirty-fi ve
re
is much im-
card party at the Grange hall last
Saturday night
were won
now.
by Mrs
Walt
Miss Flora
Ruhlm, Walter Oí i Henry Ruhlm,
M i.
M
Jack
Women's
Several of Mr B •/ rlh s relatives
night. Feb-
made a surprise put luck lunch call
Eunice Wchlitz of
al the Bozorth home in the Groner
Port lami is
listing
apartment Thursday
They were will
h«» guest night and each mem-
Mrs
lau).i Stewart.
Mi
Gledyt
b< i ÍJ to hi ing one or mc
Gt bish tnd daughter J .
Mn W
J Albert, Mrs. Amie Higgins. Mrs Títere will be a short business
R<»etta Thyng, Mis. lattia Ballard meeting followed by a Valentine
of Portland, and Mrs. Lillian Thyng
of Bi*«verton This was thr first Remod«-! Homi*
Mi and Mrs. A. H Chappci a; e
since
the Bozorths moved to Scholls eight having their house remodeled.
Kobert
Ficken has been ill with
years ago.
the flu.
•
If the want ads don’t do
it
can’t be done.
This Week's
USED CAR SPECIAL
Home Economics
Group lo Meet
Volume 17, No. 17
'T'HERE AREN'T MANY wholly
unselfish people outside of in
sane asylums.
And you and I can be thankful for
this! It is human nature to be selfish.
The very will to live is selfish; the de
sire to succeed, to win the respect of
our fellows, to make the world a bet
ter, safer and pleasanter place—all
NORMAN CHANDLER
that is just a combination of greed
and gumption. Just a recognition that,
in order to live, we must let live —or must even help
others to live better!
Merchants and manufacturers who advertise in
newspapers arc selfish. I talked today with an espe
cially selfish manufacturer.
Why do you spend money for advertising space?”
I asked him.
I don t spend money that way. I save it,” he
answered. If there were any cheaper ways to tell
people about my goods. I’d try them.”
Then what do you do with the savings?” I went
on to inquire.
I d like to keep them,” he admitted. ‘‘But mostly
I use them to harass my competitors. If I can reduce
my prices and give better values, I get the customers.”
“And what do your competitors do?”
prove our products so we can tell the customers a
still better story and perhaps move out a little ahead
of the other fellows.”
* Suppose you had the power to stop your com
petitors, to deny them the right to advertise, leaving
the field to /ou, ^ould zou ise that ight?”
He thought a minute and then gave me this answer.
“No. I would >e tempted co do that if I could.
But I’m too greedy and. I think, too smart, to want
to. My business would go to seed. So would other
businesses, in my line and other lines. Pretty soon I
couldn't sell my '’oods because there wouldn't be
enough customers with good enough jobs to afford
to buy my stuff. Then it wouldn’t be long until I
my self would have a hard time getting the new and
better things I d like to have. It wouldn’t work out!”
‘‘Then who loses when money b »pent for adver
tising good products?” I asked.
"Damnation,” he exploded. "Nobody loses. Ad
vertising is just like a better tool. When a man buys
a million dollars’ worth of good tools for his factory
and uses them to save his customers a couple of
million and to increase his payroll another couple of
million and still manages to keep out enough to buy a
shirt and pay his income taxes, nobody loses."
My manufacturer friend went his way without my
telling him that he had missed an important part of
the benefits of using advertising as an economic tool.
You can call it your selfish part and mine. His
advertising not only brings you and me news of such
things as good values, but it also helps to pay the
cost of gathering and publishing the news by which
you and I learn the facts we must have in order to
keep ourselves free.
I don’t know how you feel about this particular
American brand of selfishness, but I like it!
NOTE : The purpoae of these regular weekly inttltu
tlonal advertisements Is to make American life and
American bualneas better. Your muatestlons, criticisms
*'Oh. the same thing,” he said, grinning. "And al!
of u> in my business hunt steadily for ways to im
Ushers Committee and Ita chairman. Addrem the tom-