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Head from a Head-Rig KHUsbon^^rg us You'll Enjoy I.rotoli Iunior Ball Here Auguat », IO Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, August 7. 19 11 Hillsboro Argus anti Hillsboro Independent Consolidated in 1932 Fire Desiroys 15 Acres Grain Àt Mountaindale MOI ’ Helvetia Folk Sign Petitions For Union High INDALE HELVETIA grain y. A Mnlhf Petitions have I bv all H füll --r. An be h Id M im P A Qualla annual TrnnesMre 15 the Helvetia í xplor- he'd its annual m eting .Mr Trnnr hiniM If un "only partially up .1 Mr Ainia Cr<‘«k a columnist we- k and Argus photo I lollenb«*ck Most Common Driving Faults Are Determined in Nation Wide Check werkend I lome •Miss Betty Hannifoid the home aunt. Mr unit of her uncle Mrs H L / The twelve most common driving faults reported in thn country have been determined lit a nation-wide survey Washington Grange members annual garden tour nienibel were vlHltid Af- r tour they enjoyed their li cnic nt Raffety grove c Safety division. IL «ding this h t h fault dit ion* Locks spending al weeks Mr. and Mrs (’ S Rcy.,ok ( idifornlMn* \ Uit Mr and Mia. Al Arps and non <>f Rui hanks, Cal . apent /eral .Mr. and Mrs. R Appleton i Thompson from Tuesday until Saturday at Banks with her pr andmot her, Mrs. B W Armentrout. Ca ni p Fi re Betty Jean Aloha Grangers Sponsor Girl ! un volume. ALOHA HUBER The Al A Swmnrrton of Mount Vet . Ind. I m vlMlting 5 W Cantrell Mr • of Mr ntnll deter mining < hint het hills his and Mrs Hr Will be Mr. ami Mr H.^l.y Buck Yamhill spent unable collision > full talk • king nt t ime Mr and Mr II .told Krmmc! •«nits in Kibble Miss Hall Hurt While Riding ir use of headllghti Illuminating tiran f dime nt night SHADY HROOK Muu Yanin . Hull ir Ruffrring from painful in jurirw AiiMtMine«! while riding her ' li rse last Wednesday i-vening. She I di strinnH H Po rly Ht ment of bi ake , I HUfety equipment jured buck and numerous brails in traffic Driving Piar Fair ton Grange Whit in 10. Drlv Uguc, illne aker confidence Met k on the «lime much und too little skill. Attempt ar path by blasts of horn, tlian yielding light of way and Mrs. week. waiting till way Grateful man walk'd bre into th«* doctor's surgery "Ah. good morning, sir'" said "I've just dropp’d in to tell flick anil farn- into the hoine of Mr. Mrs. L. Thurnher Given a Surprise FIUDALE IOWA HILI. J. at Birthdin ( Ichrated Mi and Mi a Joe Baker and children attended a birthday din ner party Sunday at Mt. Angel in honor of th«* 70th birthday an- his mother, Mrs. t ui mng ft. quently er; James David- u'master; Elmer junior scoutmas- ter; Rudolph Myer, patrol Lader; and Junior Johnston, scribe C m- mi’te men are Elmer Guerb'r. John Davidson and Arnold L p- pin. r-rber mad - a trip to la’urday f r Mrs Guer- rs. Abe Yungen, whn g at Rockaway. H and adjoining ermmu- well represented at the Da i ry picnic Jantzen beach Sunday. Mr and Mr< J F Davidson and daughter Luella of Willamina ited over night Sunday at his par- tn’s' home. I m donkey .1 W. ployed While leiiinu iOmi; on tt.< last has really lu e.l a head nlh< fm*r the lint tel mined Wenz 1. MDent semblan« • g and daughter Plains. Mr. and Fred Budkins and children. and Baker of Poitland, and Antonia and Mary at home. Dick Keenon of Fort Wa»h.. and Mrs Keenon •spent Sunday at the G. P. Easner home. at the home of Mr and Mrs T V day evening. Guests Herrold an I Mesdames Sidney were Mi Fergusson and son Luke De Bori and children. Charles Kennedy and daughter. Walter 1 Fergusson and I family. Mrs W Bowen and Jean. j Mr‘ Flank . Wmbvl. Celestine and I Dick, Mrs D laircnz. Mrs. F. Br< sher and Viola. Mis T Duncan, I Mrs. Mrs John Haase. I Alvin and Mildred. Mrs. Ros«' and Arkle. Mrs Ed Wendt, Walter and Helen Liebenow, Oswald Schnoor. Alvin Nierman. Robert Newman. Vivian Cordrey. Mary Ellen Wolfe. Mr and Mrs. T V Herrold and family They received many beautiful gifts. Born. and Mrs Albert The mother is doing fine, but the baby is in Doernbecher hespita for treat- ment. Called Home ’st Brown was called I home California on Thursday t be- eauie of his father's death. He The doctor ryrd him up >wn "But I d<m t rcmvmlirr Brown H|H-nt the past of my not | ail lents." Couple Honored “I know,' replied the other, "but Mi and Mrs fj Fergusson were Mrs Gladys Ede left Friday for my uncle was. and I’m Ins heir " complimented with a kitchen show r the beach with some friends. ALWAYS DEVOTED TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH n. The One night last summer, so-called ’’harmless brush fires’’ merged on the edge of Westnnber. Oregon, and half an hour later the little in this stark photograph, taken next morning. School Addition Being Discussed Whoozinit (Not necessarily news) Fayette Allen finding it difficult go back to work Bud Person showing colored slides of Hawaii EAST CORNELL An architect has been employed to draw up . . . Johnny Green finding a bone I Ians for the enlargement of the tied tu - car after John Laurs Cedar M il school When completed found it car . . . Bill Bagley they will be g n to the cummu- Don Herzog mty special I school meeting wins an argument running into a pt (liarle «•nt two-room school, although prac Douglass and Leanord King climb tically new, is inadequate to house ing light poles on Main street. the large enrollment expected thus "P< p" ( oslett and Millie ( or fall, •Sale of homesites in Li st Park American Le- and other areas around Cedar Mill nelin created the need for another gion baseball game Sunday . . . . t lein Vanderzanden subscribing to room for next term. Joe ( oe Mr and Mrs. Abe Neubert re the Argus turned last week from Seaside. the story that Martin Hillis is on Mrs. G Mrs Neubert had been there for his 10 days Mr. Neubert and a num- her showing cut fingers . . Darrel ber of friends went down for a Ellis making a big bat for the American Legion baseball games. wt^ek-end. Mrs. Martha Thorne. Mrs. Obie. Mrs. J. M. Davidson looking for Mi* Anna Barnes and Mrs. C. H civil defense questionnaires . . . . Katterman returned home this- Harrington getting such week from the Smith Creek home thrill from seeing Myrna Loy at makers’ camp. Agate Beach Inn that she went to work day before her vacation Adds to House Frank Kyan and Jim Frank Young is building an ad ended Abts Harry Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wetzler of the Oregonian . . attle visited Mrs Wetzlers par- looking for his car ... Ed Moore ents. Mr and Mrs. B B. being an excellent broadcaster over the week-end. On Sun Jay over local station 1JBT. night they and the Reeve: attend- Marie O'Donnell now a profes ed the wedding of Roy Schlott- sional Norm Del tee* mann and Jean Simmons at Mt enjoying his civilian colthes . . Dr. nephew of Mrs A. J. Sullins watching his car be- . I inis Brow n doing Glenna Fleskes was taken to St. introducing Marjorie Vincent's hospital in Portland Fri- Will. queen" candidate. day for an appendectomy. Jack Kelley giving a helping The Miracle Book club, which hand with the use of his lobby for consists of two groups from the baseball neadquarters. community church, one of students of high school age. the other of adults, held their meetings at the home of Irwin Heinrich las; Thursday night. Following sepa Mis. Joe Seus and Ed. Bernard rate meetings, they joined in a pot and Helen and also John Daly, luck dinner honoring their teacher. who is spending the summer here Ri v Forbes, who with Mrs Forbes from Seattle, Wash., accompanied and their two children will leave Mary Seus to Seattle where she soon for Colombia. S. where will work in the Marine hospital. Rev Forbes will engage in i mis- Mrs. A. Friable and children of Bend have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair. Leisyville In Fatal Accident Editor lab, Feature*, Farm and Sport», < la*ftifird and Ergab V olume 48, No. 20 Kinion Folk Plan Camp Attendance Section Two, Eight Paged of her brother, E. L. Cox, on the Scholls Parry road. Teacher: “What happened in the year 1H09?" Johnny: ‘Line In was born." Teacher: "C< rrect. Now what being 11 Jennings Lodge on happened in 1812?” Sunday Anyone wishing to go Johnny (after a pause)' "Lin should W. Elloit know coln had his third birthday." Sunday There will be no church or Sunday school servlet held in this church that day. Aid Meets Today Ladies’ Aid w.ll meet at the home of Mrs Marvin Ricks with Ricks joint host- ess, today f Thursday) at 2 p. m. Non-Skid Spot Pad Kannan Malta T I« L S S E S Mrs. W. B Kellog of Witchita, need* for Abdominal Supportera, Kan., spent Friday with her sla Elastic H„l«ry, Shoulder Hracea, ete. ter, Mrs. R. F. Pomeroy, before leaving Portland for her home thia week. DELTA DRUG STORE Mrs. Maybelle Porter is seriously Where You Save With Safety :li witn a heart attack at th? home KINTON Kinton Sunday school members will tn Ami rican Legion Jr. Baseball Tourney Here Saturday-Sunday th .ONOTUR Edward Larson Flying Cadet ALOHA— Edward Larson has been accepted by the army corps as flying cadet. In two weeks he into training at one of the flying fields in California. F R Sundquist has r turn'd from Oakland. Cal., where he had been attending maritime training school for four months. Mrs J E Hays. Mrs. L. C. Reil ly and grandson Harry, and Mrs. F R Sundquist gathered 14 gal lons of huckleberries in two days’ picking on the slopes of Mt. Adams. J. A Reilly. Mr. an i Mrs F. R Sundquist spent th? week-end at Depoe Bay. Fay Saxon and Jack Bernard a tended the Red Head Rcund-up at Taft. Evelyn Cnsola is helping with the work at the H D. Bodine home while Mrs. Bodine is ill Mr. and Mrs. L.?o LaVasseur have rented th? Goodman house on Lang avenue and will move in at once. Jackie Swain spent the week-end with relatives in Portland. Mrs. Arthur Rice cf Kelso. Wash., v sited Saturday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fr?d Reidlinger. Mrs. Anna Peterson of Portland visited hur sister. Mrs. Margaret Swain, on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Goodman Honored Mrs. Raymond Wood gave a birth day party Monday in honor of her m ither, Mrs. George Goodman, of Hillsboro. Mis. T. A. Emerson and daugh ter Marvel spent two weeks at Cannon Beach and in Seattle. While in Seattle they visited Mrs. Emer son’s brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Culb?rts >n. Mrs. Harry L. Hudson spent a two weeks' vacation at Rockaway. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barker and Verne Bright spent the week-end at Crater Lake. Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs R B Mueller were Miss Sarah Mc- Mann of Waterloo, Iowa. Mrs. Hul- da Ludlum. Ben Hanse, and Carl Palmer of Warren, and Robert Glas- gon of Omaha. Neb. Laura and Carolyn Haberly are visiting relatives in Hollfwood. Cal. Lon Kinnaman Jr. won first prize in marksmanship at the 4-H club summer session at Corvallis. He is now coaching his Guernsey and three heifers for the county and state fairs. Section Two i ■ ■ Celebrating DURING AUGUST ONLY NATIONAL MONTH i Serta TUFT LESS Absolutely Smooth! ■ You can actually see the comfort. No bumps, lumps or buttons to disturb sleep. No tufts to break loose No hol lows to catch dust or dirt. (If you are allergic to household dust, you should sleep on a Serta Tuftless.) O Serta TUFTLESS Vitalized Health Cushioning. You sleep on the mattress, not tn it. Your skin can breathe. Amaz ing softness plus firm resilience that maintains a healthful sleeping posture ★ Endurance Tested ... Fully Guaranteed No-Sag Edges ★ Self-Ventilated By the makers of the Perfect Sleeper —America's Luxury Tuftless Mattress Thi» sensational offer made during NATIONAL SERTA TUFTLESS MONTH Io introduce n,w thousands to the amaz ing comfort of Serta Tuftless Mattress,, For sheer value .. for real sleep ing comfort . . for unmatched quality, .you simply cannot beat the onotuft mattress at the price. Your first look will tell you it’s the mattress buy of the year. Learn its features and you know it’s the mattress you’ve wanted. • And now, during August only, this-Serta Tuftless mattress is yours for only $19.95 So visit our store today and see it. See. the box springs to match ... also the Crib mattress and new Couch being featured this month. You can have convenient terms. IRELAND’S 3rd and Main HILLSBORO Phone 2411 Edward R. Sticka of Hillsboro was the driver of a car involved in a fatal accident near Olympia. Wash. Saturday night, according to a news report published »his week Charl s E Rose. 72. of Olvmpia. 1941 1890 YEARS of DEPENDABLE SERVICE in the SAME LOCATION MM /VOAIE MEAMS 'I -.¿’/YOUR CHOICE 4-ACTION RELIEF for ^^.INDIGESTION ILLS W\BISMA-REX 4% oz. enc Open This Sunday / OF MANY REXALL QUALITY < Open This Sunday DR. ABRAMS Fred Engcldingcr Prop. MINIMUM FAIR TRADE PRICES 60c Alka Seltzer $1.20 Sal Hepatica $1.20 Bromo Seltzer 25c Pepsodent Tooth Paste $1.00 Jerqcn's Lotion 50c Vitalis 49c 97c 95c 19c 89c 39c 75c 50c 75c 75c 50c 50c Fitch Shampoo Vaseline Hair Tonic Vapo Rub Musterole Monnen's Shave Cream Mennen's Baby Oil 59c 37c 59c 61c 39c 43c is always our first consideration. The acculate compounditig of prescriptions . BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO US. THE DELTA DRUG STORE Where You Save With Safety "The Ilexall Drug Store” Amerhan l egion Jr lUsrball lourney Here Salrday-Sundny DENTIST Will Occupy NEW DOWNSTAIRS LOCATION SOON! American Legion Jr. Baseball Tournament Hillsboro, August It and 10 CUT YOUR TIRE COSTS 50% Just because your tires are worn smooth, don't think they are worn out—they're not. With a VITACAP tread cured on your VS Tread Z v smooth tire you will get new tire mileage and safety at less than V2 the cost of a new tire. World Famous for Long Mileage The Finest Raw Uncured Rubber We Can Secure Is Used In Our Vitacap Process. Busch’s Service Garage 137 S. Third Avenue HILLSBORO Telephone 501 |
