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FALSE TEETH
W it h M o re C o m fo rt
H i l l - b o r o , I l i i g o n , T h u r s d a y . <) t o ite r 21, 191.'!
Mrs. Meyers in
Charge of Drive
For War Chest
Volume 50, No.
Program Features Cedar Mill Schoo!
Open House; Local Confrol Said Best
v r t j 'i n
T w o . E i u h t P a ir e s
Schools Conduct
War Chest Drive
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a n d t h e fr m Johnson b ro th e rs
e v e ry o n e w ho can w ill co-op-
M rs . W a l t e r s H o n o r e d
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fo g ram w as open ed w ith th e Ming
r.d end th e ir d o n a tio n to th e
T h e W alter* fa m ih g a th < re d at
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f d M rs J o h n
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th a t co u ld be sa lv ag e d a re th ro w n
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hool, fo rm e r te a c h e rs of t h < tailo r on h u i t
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ay.
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hool re sp o n d e d w ith s h o rt ac
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Mi.
E r n e s t Oil
o r leav e c a lls a t 'H illsboro A rgus
o p e ra tio n g iv en th e c o m -
by his m o th er, M rs L ena M eyers,
• id o f P o rtla n d , fo rm e rly Mi.-*
headquarters a rc still in A fri-
a a n . w ho ta u g h t six y « ars in th<
ate th ir tie s : M rs. M. D. B row n
E rn e st W hlseh leg el c am e from of S p rin g field , 111, w ho ta u g h t on»
S alem S a tu rd a y and v isited a b ro th - .'■''■.o'. 1919-20 and Mrs. J . P M eui-
i i . I*red U hlsehlegel, u n til S u n ­ i-r. tw o y e a rs. 191(5-17 a n d 1917-18.
C E D A R M ILL-C e<lar Mill F a rm -
day An u n cle a n d a u n t. M r a n d Mrs. P. A. T h o rn e re sp o n d ed a s e rs unio n held th# firs t m ee tin g
Mrs A m os Voss, a cc o m p a n ied h im 'h e only g r a d u a te o f th e school in of tho fall O c to b er 12 a t th e hom e
and v isited Mi and Mi
Ed W nhl- 1902.
of W illiam D u rig . P l a ts fo r the
ehlegel.
f-
F re e m a n . th< a rc h ite c t, y e a r w ere d isc u sse d a n d m em b e r-
I'll' G ro v e L ad ies' social c lu b I gavf* a rev iew of th e c o st o f c o n ­ w ere u rg e d to a tte n d th e c o u n ty
U nion m ee t at H illsb o ro
m e e tin g has bex*n p o stp o n e d u n til
d u c tio n a n d a m o u n ts la is e d by F a rm
a fte r w a ln u t p ick in g
| the d is tr ic t a n d a p p r o p ria te d by S a tu r d a y e vening. O c to b er 23 N ext
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C laud
A r th u r M cC orm ick <t E ug en e vis­ I the fe d era l
ited th e C lay to n W hitm ore fa m ily ; Cover, d ire c to r d u r in g th# b u ild ­ day of N o v e m b er a t th e hom e of
fr ,m F rid a y until S u n d ay
ing period, g a v e a s h o rt ta lk , fol- N else J o h n s o n .
Ilod M u rra y a tte n d e d a fa re w e ll owed by re sp o n se s fro m th e p re s ­
p a rty last W ed n esd ay n ig h t h o n o r ­ ent d ire c to rs : H a ro ld P e te rs o n . A.
ing P E C. G len W h itm an c f th e G. L arso n a n d A. A. P e a rso n
m arin es, w ho w as h o m e fre m S a n ' M ain s p e a k e r o f th< e v en in g w as
D iego v isitin g his p a re n t , Mr. a n d P aul S ay re o f th e P o r tla n d school
FA R M IN G T O N —P u p ils of F a r m ­
board. H is th e m e w as, "T h e P u b lic ington i-cho 1 h a v e p u rc h a se d S286 -
Mi's J W hitm an n e a r N ew berg.
Mrs. L ena M ey ers e n te rta in e d School An A m e ric an I n s titu tio n .” 00 of w a r bon d s a n d s ta m p since
w ith a d in n e r p a r ty S u n d a y fo r a He sta te d th a t th e second a c t of S e p te m b e r 13.
siste r-in -la w . M rs
L au ra D elash* the O regon s ta te le g isla tu re w as to
N o rm a n M ann J r .
and
B ob
m u tt, of P o rtla n d T h is w as h e r f ir - t set up a public school sy ste m in B u r k h a lte r w e n t on a h u n tin g tr ip
visit m th re e y e ars. Mr. D e la sh m u tt the s ta te a n d u rg e d th a t th e p re s ­ o v e r th e w e e k -e n d , r e tu r n in g w ith
d ied last sp rin g T h e d in n e r w as ent school sy ste m be m a in ta in e d a d e er.
si rv e d to seven in c lu d in g th r e e o t h ­ and th# tr e n d to w a rd le a n in g too
e r g u e st- from P o rtla n d .
m uch on th e fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t
OKI («O S S T A T I ( 1 1 K l’ K \ I I s D IA M O S I) \ \ \ 1 \ I i i s \ i , \
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Mrs. W F. W ohlschlegel m oved be c urbed. H e sp o k e also of po st
M O U N T A IN D A L E — M r a n d M rs
M onday to P o rtla n d , when* sh e w ill w ar p lan s fo r e d u c a tio n a n d ad-
a n n iv e rsa ry „ „ "charter .la i
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m ak e s m e n e ce ssa ry r e p a irs on h e r vi.-ed th a t th e sch o o ls should c a te r H u b e rt S m ith a n d son E arl and
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Ot tier p ic tu re show s m ost r e ­
d in n e r p a rty g u ests c f Mr. a n d M rs
i by te n a n ts fo r m o re th a n 16 years. in v o c atio n s f o r life.
to co m p iete th e n com .. w ere g ve ,
,
. , , " ' " ' " A r,n v SP<'<“ <^<-d T r a in in g p ro g ram
Dodd B e rg o f B e a v e rto n s a n g L eo n a rd V a n d o m elen a n d fa m ily of
B o a tsw a in F ra n k P a in te r w e n t
H arris..,, C D ale left p , , -aden, of the I ' o',
of
, I , w ho w,H
L L t ’* " ' ’" * * “ re ' ' ' ^ ' “ e n t
to S e a ttle th e first o f la st w eek to tw o solos, a cc o m p a n ie d by M iss L a u re l in h o n o r o f th e w e d d in g a n ­
be b ro a d ca st, and D r A 1. S tra n d , p re sid e n t of th e c lege
'*“ *
® c e re n lo n >' " W e h w ill
i ship o u t in th e m e rc h a n t m a rin e . P a tric ia H e in ric h s. S he also a c c o m ­ n iv e rs a ry of th e S m ith s a n d Mrs.
He h a d b een h m e on a b o u t a panied M iss B everly T h o rn e, w ho H lle n b e c k 's b irth d a y a n n iv e rsa ry .
ren d ered
tw o
n u m b e rs o f bird
L ie u te n a n t W a lte r M ath iesen o f
V unK leek and M rs E I, Cox D u r ­ w eeks w ith his b ro th e r-in -la w . G. m o n th ’s leav e
B o rn , to M r. a n d M rs. L y n n w histling in te r p r e ta tio n s M rs. Zola P o rtla n d A ir B ase sp e n t a fiv e -d a y 1
ing th e n e x t m< n th th e se ladies S n id e r J r . and fam ily.
.\a m e tz. a son. O c to b er 11. H e h a s M organ of th e c o u n ty school sup- leav e th e p a st w eek a t th e h e m e of
T G. H aw ley a rriv e d h om e last been n am ed M ichael L y n n . M oth- p e rin te n d e n t's
w ill c an v a ss th e com m unity, so all
office
resp o n d ed his p a re n ts, M r. a n d M rs. Ja m e s
ire ask ed to h a v e th e ir c o n trib u - w eek from ’lie e ast, w h e re h e has ei and b ab y a re at St. V in c e n t’s w ith a sh o rt ta lk : also M rs. F ra n k M athiesen.
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tr
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th
e
past
h o sp ital in P o rtla n d . L ittle M ichael Young, a s p re sid e n t o f th e P.-T. A.
arid sa v e tim e for ttie.se m onth.
S u n d a y d in n e r p a r ty g u e sts of
ladn
In th e social h o u r th a t follow ed, M r. and Mrs. L el H o llen b e ck w e re
u e so g e n ero u s ly d o n a t-
is a g ra n d so n of Mrs. M e rle C ad y
K IN TO N Mi
E m ery V .uiK lcck, m g th eii tun tu m ak e th is d riv e
seyeral
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His fa th e r. PF C L ynn N am etz, i>
M r. a n d M r-. E V an B erg en of G la d ­
h a irm a n of th e W ar C h e st d riv e , 1 siieee s.
tric t re c o u n te d e x p erien c e s of form - sto n e a n d M r a n d M rs. H a rry E d ­
R a tio n e d at A shland. N eb
h..s a p p o in te d th e fo llo w in g com - , L elan d F lin t left th is w eek for
R u th S in tp so n , w h o h a d been • r school days. M rs. L ouis S ta rk w a rd s o f P o rtla n d .
in itte e Mr« I). .J W ard, Mi F re d I Ione, w h e re he w ill spend se v e ra l
sta y in g w ith an «aunt, M rs. L evi ie m e m b e rs w h en th e old onc-room
S au n d ers, in S p rin g b ro o k a n d w o r k ­ chool w as lo ca ted on th e so u th I
ing in th e c a n n e ry th e re , re tu r n e d side o f th e C ornell ro a d on the
hom
e S a tu rd a y .
C H E H A I.F M
M O U N T A IN —M rs
p ro p e rty no w o w n ed by C. B.
E R IC M A R G G I, P ro p .
(T o o L a te f o r L a s t W e e k l
\ I <- I l I s
b i G M cC orm ick w ill be hostess
P e te H a y n es of H e p p n e r v isite d W est, fo rm e rly a p a r t o f th e o rig ­
M r. a n d Mrs. F re d B ro w n w e re
i i k n
207 E. M ain St.
H illsb o ro , O regon
t 'la y I T h u rsd a y i at an a ll day th e Ira G M cC orm ick fa m ily F r i­ inal W a lte rs h o m e ste a d a n d the
q u iltin g and d in n e r p a rty of t h e d a y a n d S a tu rd a y a n d took p a r t in hom e of Mr. a n d M rs. J . J. C h u rch - ! o v e rn ig h t g u ests last w eek a t the
c
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rs.
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ra
d
v
B uck H eaven V a rian t club
th e T u a la tin V alley ro d e o S a tu r d a y ley. T he school w as la te r m oved ’ H o u sto n at R ockaw ay.
buster b r o w n
a cro ss on th e n o rth side, th e lan d '
W ayne J o n e s r e tu rn e d M onday a n d S u n d a y at W itch H azel.
SHOES EOK t o r s AND GltLS
e n n e th M itch n e r h a s r e tu r n e d
being d o n a te d fro m th e W a lte rs 1 to K his
t" his jo b of d r iv in g th e m ilk tru c k
sta tio n a t C u rtis F ield. M ich .
e state.
T h e school
w as
firs t 1
.rôf, / < » < •//
fi .in h e re t , M cM innville a fte r
a f te r a fiv e -d a y fu rlo u g h sp e n t w ith
f ir/cZItrp
know n as th e W a lte rs school.
m o re th an a m. n th '- leave w hile
his p a re n ts here.
« H O E S F O R W OMET4
T h e little one room h a s now
hi w o rk e d
his new h ouse H e
I lilplul talks by a noted c.trden expert anil .unitoti tv
Mrs.
H
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c
Fu'.k.
chairm
an
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f
th
e
given place to a la rg e fo u r-ro o m T h ird W ar L o an d riv e i n W est
fin ish ed p iitti, „ th e roiif on la st
build in g w ith th e m o st m odern* U ni.m . w ish e s to th a n k th e m e m ­
on grow ing conditions ot the P a c ific ¡Northwest.
w e e k . E ldon I. n gstun, w ho s u b s ti­
e q u ip m e n t, th e co st o f th e h e u b e rs o f th e c o m m u n ity for th e g e n
tu te d f i J ,e s on the n u ik ro u te
< ornali your p jp e r tor time .tnd »ration
has r e tu rn e d to his hom e in' P o r t­
„.F A R M IN G T O N T h e C o m m u n ity
land.
W elfare c lu b w ill m eet F rid a y O c­
H beat S te w a rt, son of M r and to b e r 22. a t th e h om e of M rs. A nnie
M is S t. w a rt w ho live n th e K itc h ­ Boge
en farm , i . se rio u sly ill in S e a ttle M others E ntertained
K *
'
JJ'h .re Mrs S te w a rt a n d R o b e rt a n d
T h e F a rm in g to n school V ictory
R o b erta w ent to visit Mrs S te w - ! clu b e n te rta in e d 14 of th e m o th e r s
a rt m o th e r Mr S te w a rt w as c a ll­ at th e ir m ee tin g last T u esd ay The
ed th e re W ednesday la t w e ik b e ­ p re sid en t, K a th le e n K lein, p re sid ­
cau se . f his s It's illness.
ed at th e m ee tin g . A n ew tre a s u re r
4 * » t ^»M eul
Mil i M eeker is re c o v e rin g from ; is e le cte d each m o n th , th e o th e r of­
■ I b ro k e n |, ft w rist re ce iv e d T h u r s ­ ficers a u to m a tic a lly
m o v n g up
I.»»«
day e v e n in g w hen he w as c o ax in g ' B a rb a ra S tro n a c h w as ele cte d for
J m ore speed i lit i f a m u le w ith a n e x t m o n th
T h e c lu b v ted to
if sp u rs Milo is in th e e ig h th send a re m e m b ra n c e at least once a
i grade * at Mt I' p school T n e frac- y e a r to eac h p e rso n in th e arm ed
i tu ie caused
forces from th is c o m m u n ity . T he
" L ig h t H ie r, a P r o d u c t ut th e F arm .n u t a W ho leso m e* B e v e ra g e dav * if sc hool. him to m iss b u t c n c clu b re m e m b e rs eac h p u p il's b ir th ­
day
w ith a c a rd a n d gift. M a rg are t
Mi
s F. E H offm an w ent to P o r t­
fo r M o d e r a te H a b its a n d T e m p e r a te L iv in g .”
land T uesday, w h e re she u n d e r ­ P u tn a m w a s c h a irm a n of th e p ro ­
w e n t a second .p ir a tio n i n h er gram c o m m ittee. S lid e p ic tu re s of
troMosio si OLYM PIA BREW IN G C O M P A S \
u m ,
. » a , m i n c i ,.-. ,
e
Columbus* first voyage w e re sh iw ri
r ig h t eve
T he illu stra tio n s w e re fre e hand
i d ra w in g s
by M a u rin c P u tn a m ,
o th e rs in th e e ig h th g ra d e class ,
i h e lp in g in th e col ring. T h e e ig h th |
l g ra d e g irls se rv e d
re fre sh m e n ts.
M a rg are t P u tn a m w ill be in ch arg e
of th e N o v e m b er m e e tin g
K C. S e u fe rt jo in e d his
sons
Lloyd a n d A lvin of T illam o o k on
j a h u n tin g tr ip o v e r th e w eek -en d .
fM •EOAH
C riA T »
TYPEWRITERS
ADDING MACHINES
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Planning for Year
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This gay dashing perforated pump
with its fashionable faille bow will
comm and your heart on sight. It's elast-
icized for perfect fit. . . on a grand com­
fortable heel.
In black Patent . . . a s illustrated in
Army Russet crushed kid leather.
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Meeting Set Today
BUSTER BROWN
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o \ n n n i t ...:u
“ G a ir d c iiiii" ioi* P ood **
S o H lf
Welfare Club to
Convene Friday
What are you saenfteng
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For Services Sunday
B E TH A N Y T he B e th a n y B aptist
c h u r c h ’w ill be re a d y n e x t S u n d a y
for services in th e m ain a u d ito riu m .
It has been c o m p le te ly re d ec o rated ,
also new c a r p e t h a s been laid.
J
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1,'ln;inre C om m itter Of W ashington County g ra te fu lly acknow ledges the
s u p p o rt of L ester Ireland & Co., who m ade this m essage possible.