4 HILLSBO RO ARGUS Progress Woman Grows Lily With 25 Blossoms PR O G R ESS Mrs. H g rew a very b ea u tifu l R e«al lily ,n h e r y ard T he bloom spike n crow n w ith 25 oudò flow ers. The 1L>.rds bre o f th e heavy buds u h av e m ade 29 bloom s ¿p ik e The J >urnul d the lily for D ean Col fteclion of the paper ar is now on d:s L u k e w indow in Port H old K runion— T he Eliander. fjn u lv n u a l reunion ,at the h< and Mrs. T hor E liander. J u l\ 4 A b o u f from d ifferen t atten d ed A pit ed out of do - » and th* Vlded coffee • : M rs A W P eterson is visiUne h er m other. Rudolph A. Schultz Rites Held Saturday Vets Making Use PU B L IC N O T IC E S 01 State Loans or tb* p (••»(•a* A Cv Id W ar II id This u: and M .,rn i t i re A M m uch of the pa;d off. 2 T he low o veteran s' loans 3 X penalty ai "tc ent Rardles incipal t of cl al P ep ti-C d a Company, Long Island City, .V. 1'. F ran ch ise B o ttler—PE P S I COLA BO1 CLING CO. of H illsboro FOR SALE NEW STEEL PIPE 4 IN. O. D. • 14 GAUGE 20 FT. LENGTHS War surplus material available tor immediate de livery . . . Suitable for permanent or temporary, high or low pressure lines. SPECIALLY PRICED * * * W rite or Wire fo r D e fa ilt— State Quantity Required D U L IE N STEEL P R O D U C T S , In c. of Washington SEATTLE 4, WASH. MAis 0030 Slock Avatfob/e for Shipment from Seattle or Portland Statem en t of C ondition of W ashington F ed eral S avin gs and Loan Assn. Ju n e 29, 1946 ASSETS F irst M ortgage Loans A ccrued In te re st ___ Real E state Sold on C o n tract A ccounts R eceivable Lxtans on S h are A ccounts H ome Loan B ank M em bership U. S. G ov ern m en t Bonds O ffice B uilding an d E quipm ent ’Less d ep reciatio n ; C ash on H a n d ......................... ............................ $2,023.375.26 , —........... ................ 592 86 39.073.47 41.634 38 900.00 30.000.00 ' ... 1,017.200.00 10.033.44 64 952 20 $3,227.461.61 L IA B IL IT IE S M em bers' S h are A ccounts A dvances from F ed eral H om e L oan B ank B orrow ed M oney ....... Loans in Process . A ccounts P ay ab le . Specific B c se rv w G eneral R eserves V ndttudcd P ro fits . A nnual re p o rt o f t h e C ounty C h aj te r jf A m erican R ed Cross as subm itted bv Mrs M ary Clap- route X F o rest G a b alance on b an d of $25,833.10, an ! increase over Ju ly 1. '.945. of $9.836 3? The repo.-: follows B alance J ay 1. 1945. $16.01673: R Home S *614 V :d ch cks. S2! Io H -me nursing. *4 Can 1 Hovpit * i- tn tio n . SI. Plasm a. $86 60; M • r carp s $10: D nat:< - $64. Produc- n. $62 43. F .rst a:d. $¡2: C anteen. S25. A dm inistrât, -n. SI. C am paign, $26.126 36. to tal receipts. $27.081 79; total cash. $43 048.52 C v P aid O ut — Home w r v i c e , $4866 63; M otor corps. $199 33: P r - duct; n. $875 77: Plasm a, $99 45. C am paign expense $497 07 A dm .n- • str ' n. $15414"). D isaster relief. $423 24; Cam p and H -sp.tal. $72 8«: E m ergency closet. $114 26: F irst A:d. $34 56. A m erican Red Cross. Pacific area, $8461.26: O liege unit. $9 50; to tal p aid ..at, $17.195 42 B alance J u n e 30. 1946. $25 853 10. Forest Grove Man Buried on Friday $2,346,714.09 360.000 00 22fl «»O M M rs. K. D o n a ld s o n 83,337.90 R e c e iv e s B ro k e n L eg .............................. 87.72 LEISYV ILLE — Mrs. K enneth S 59286 D onaldson suffered a broken leg . 166,721.85 J u ly 4 at a fam ily picnic at her ... 50.007.19 217.321.90 , home. H er cousin Mrs. Ingvard Aam of N ew R ockford. N D , is - v isiting h ere w nile n er husband is I $3,227,461.61 flying to N orw ay to see his m other. S ta te o f O re g o n , C o u n ty o f W a - h in g t.m . Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Seos arriv ed I , K . r . K a -m u b a e n , T r e a s u r e r of th e abo ve n a m e d A ¡ a t i o n . do holem nJy s w e a r hom e W ednesday from a tw o-m onth I t h a t th e a ) » v e é ta le m e n t i» t r u e U/ th e b o t o f rn y k n o w h ie v e a n d b e lie f. tr.p to P ittsb u rg h , Pa . and Kansas. R. P. R A S M U S S E N , T r e a s u r e r . A tte s t : A l f O . J h na on, S e c re ta ry - T hey re p o rte d a good w heat crop in Kansas. S u b s c rib e d a n d « w o rn t o bef. re m e th in - t h d a y o f J u n e . 1916. <se«b M. HOFFMAN. Notary P u b lic . Mr. and Mrs. Royal G ard n er of M y c o m m is s io n e x p ire s J a n u a r y 10, 194S. A shland visited at th e G eorge P ad g ett hom e o v er Ju ly 4. Royal is building a new home in Ashland. W alter W endt of N ahcotta. Wash . sp en t J u ly 4 w ith his fath er and I fam ily. Mr and M rs John S in clair left I th e first of th e week to spend some tim e at Seaside for Mr. S in C c la ir’s health. I i . kw ■ ■ ■ NB Mat N M N ■ - MLX’ . th e ; • • < • « • ► • h e w«*.t on ».he u - ha.vcs • f th e K a r s n. M H a w k in * Ml.« t ■ ’ he N W c o rn e r o f th e f »aid H a w * ks n * M LC . th e n c e s o u th f« L o w in « th e waat lin e o f »aid H a w K in a M LC to th e M E c r- n e r o f L o t 2. S e c tio n IS , T lS . K *V \ . the n ce » e » t t • th e S Vt c o r n e r o f » a id lo t 2 . th e n c e a o u th 1 m ile s on th e R ar.«e Nfi r ' - . i . .- K 5 W . th e n c e w e»t 1 m ile t th e N E c o r n e r < f S e c tio n 26 . th e n e s o u th K* m ile to f S e c tio n 2 6 . th e n ce w a at SW c o r n e r o f th e X E l < o f BUSTER BROWN SI l” W- Be- t Kt o f th e N ner T e a r s h ip T w o S th o f K a n g * O n» o f th«- W illa m e t M e rid ia n , »aid b e in g th e t c o r n e r o f th a t t r a c t o f la n d «-»»nvejed b y A d a m to P e a rl H M a n k e r by deavl re - A u g u s t 2. 1911. in H-- K l»9 Page rd Rev-- nh* «.f V* ».«hi- g t.m C o u n ty . th e n c e E a«t to th«- ea»t lin e o f th» «etion . th e n c e s o u th a lo n g »aid t > th e n o r t h e r ly lin e of th« way f th e O re g o n E le c tr ic K a il- th e n c e »«»uthw e n te rly a lo n g M id rd e r ty . to -» S E o o rn e r o f th e N W v f th e S E l < -f S e c tu in 3 5 ; th e n c e a n a l a io n « th e eawt and w a a t c e n te r aectu»n .:n# to th e w e s t lin e - f th T h o m a s M . H in e a M LC in S e c tio n 36 T lS . K 5 W , ther.ee » » u th e rly a .o n « th e we*-, l i r e o f th e H ir e » M L C to it» in te rs e c tio n w it h th e * o u th u n e o f »aid S e c tio n 36 w h ic h is Sk»o th e » «xith ern b o u n d a r y o f W a s h in g to n C o u n t y , the n ce f* . lo w in g th« « o u th e rn a n d e a s te rn b o u p d a ry lin e of W a s h in g to n C o u n ty t o -he p la c e o f b e g ii • n in « E x c e p tin g th e r e fr o m th e t e r r it o r y w it h i n th e C it y « f G aa to n . O re g o n , a t im b e r lan<i» p a t n .led b y th e S ta te □ f F o r e s tr y o r in a c c o rd a n c e w i t h th« ru l« » and r e g u la tio n » o f th e » a id B o a rd o f F o r e s try , a n d a il t e r r it o r y w it h in r a il- r « d r ig h t s o f way and ir n p ro te m e r th e re o n a n d r o llin g a to ch m . v in g th e re o ve r. N o tic e i6 a ls o g iv e n T h a t th is is a p a r t o f a j o i n t pruoe«-ding a n d t h u d i s t r ic t w i.i in c lu d e la n d s in Y a m h ill C- in t y . O re g -n. i f th e $«m e » h a ll be o rg a n iz e d in »aid c o u n ty . B y O rd e r o f th e County C o u r t d a te d the 1 9 th d a y o f J u n e . l& *b . W . A . T L ’ P P E R , C le r k o f th e C o u n ty C o u rt. » Ju n e 27. J u ly 4. 11. 1316» BLANKET EVENT th» e»t l«r I » lliiu lr , VII lU n g r . «.Ijilly «liven. MODERNIZE YOUR OLD RANGE with New . . Spt cily . . Economical U nits M In FOREST GROVE In HILLSBORO » N F n Ferì N * Burdette Electric Service B e g in n in g a t a »tak< th e o f G ra h a m F e r r y Koa<i \\ W a n d 491.7 f t N »1 N F. e o r a r r *he S of i T 3 \\ S R. I <>f W M th e m e N 490 f t . ; th e n c e S 23- * • * T2 ft • • t nveye d t o P e a rl »1 W a n k « r ‘ to a p o i n t , th e n c e S E l y at r ig h t ari«..w / -«-a i at d th e ’ e N o r th t. th e p!a w ith » a id la at m e n tio n e d lin e 590 f t to a •f b e g in n in g , c o n t a in in g 7 SO acre», m«» >r* p o in t in th e e e a te r lin e o f G ra h a m F e rry - •-»». and b e in g k n o w n aa th e Alrav ‘ K- » 1 ' ».at :« J ■ f- N l ' • •• « * 11 o f in te rs e r ’, io n o f aaid G ra h a m F e r r y K wd W ■ h th e r-. ’c r . ■ e f t ’ .- M ated a t H L IM on». O re g o n , t h u 3 th VS ly th « r e fr o m th e i e N ► ■ » -n« th r ay -f J u n e . 19*6. c e n te r lin e o f »aid G ra h a m F e r r y Iv<w«i F H S H O L E S . G u a r d ia n f th e Fe »ta 4*9 T2 f t . to th e p la ce ■ f beg u n m g • ■ CHAS. L . a C. HCNRY Now is tho Time lor a WALKED NELSON IN S U R E W IT H COM PLETE SUMMER CHECK-UP • I US Where Your Money sm oo the r d riv in g , m o ie ¡lo w er, s p re ti and ,iep. Goes Further! Cady Motor Co. NOW S e rv in g the M o to rists o f W a s h in g to n C o u n ty fo r 28 years IN S U R A N C E j l J S T H IR P PHONE 1732 HILLSBORO 119 S th ird I* hnnr im i smuro \v c. STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND AS OF JUN E 29, 1946 RESOURCES C a s h o n H a n d a n d D u e fro m B a n k s ............................. $102,388,062.45 U . S. B o n d s , in c lu d in g U. S. G o v e rn m e n t A g e n c ie s . 298.9T3.032.71 $191,301,095.16 M u n ic ip a l B o n d s ..................................................................... 43,032,176.32 O t h e r B o n d s ............................................................................... 773,161.09 L o a n s a n d D i s c o u n ts ............................................................. 80,186,019.13 S to c k in F e d e r a l R e s e rv e B a n k .......................................... 450,000.00 B a n k P r e m is e s , F u r n it u r e a n d F i x t u r e s ...................... 2,865,269.91 O t h e r R e a l E s t a t e ................................................................... N one C u s to m e r s ’ L ia b ility o n A c c e p ta n c e s .............................. 92,284.52 I n t e r e s t E a r n e d ........................................................................ 1.976,471.37 O t h e r R e s o u r c e s ........................................................................ 362,526.29 TOTAL RESOU RCES $531,039,003.75 LIA B ILITIES C a p i t a l ................................... ........................................................ $ S u r P lu s ......................................................................................... U n d iv id e d P r o f its a n d R e s e r v e s ....................................... R e s e rv e s A llo c a te d fo r T a x e s , I n te r e s t , e tc ................. A c c e p ta n c e s ............................................................................... 4,500,000.00 10,500,000.00 8.665,178.03 $ 23,665,178.03 1,176,720.29 ’ I n t e r e s t C o lle c te d in A d v a n c e .......................................... O t h e r L i a b i l i t i e s ................. D e p o s its ( e x c lu s iv e o f re c ip ro c a l b a n k d e p o s its ) . . 251,642 86 258,524.89 505,594,653.20 T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S $531.039,003.79 “ “ 5 0 r C & X ifr z ,.. . End hot water w o rrie s w ith this finer Crane water heater. So automatic you never give it a thought. So efficient that gas b ills are kept down. So m odern th a t house work be comes easier and com fort goes up. Abundant hot water for the new automatic h o m e d is h washers and laundries! Sold a n d Installed By D on's P lu m b in g S e rv ic e l«d 5. Lfccond Ave H ilLboro Phone 72 Here is the blanket news you've been waiting for! Two lovely blankets are offered now on a special lav away plan. O n ly 50c will hold one of these beautifully soft, richly napped blan kets; you can pay the bal ance in convenient monthly installm ents. Both are Am- uno treated to resist moth damage for five years. Both made by a nationally known m anufacturer of fine blan- ' kets. See actual samples of these wonderfully wooly blankets in our Catalog Office, feel their fine qual ity, see th eir lovely colors, and buy now . . only 50c down. Priced at $1,3.¿¡8. ALBANY ASHLAND ASTORIA BEND CONDON COQUILLE ENTERPRISE ____ BRANCH ~ « T L A N DNC, i * NC„ LIVESTOCK KENTON BRANCH SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH UNION AND RUSSELL BRANCH OTHER ORECON BRANCHES F0SS,L CRANTS PASS 3RESHAM HEPPNER HILLSBORO HOOD RIVER KLAMATH FALLS LA CRANDE LAKEVIEW MARSHFIELD MEDFORD MERRILL cA.rK. MOLALLA NEWBERG NORTH BEND NYSSA ORECON CIT1 PENDLETON SALEM SHERMAN COUNTY STAYTON THE DAL|XS TILLAMOOK U N I0N WOODBURN iated w ith The F irs t N ational Bank of Portland are nine independent banks FIRST FIRST FIRST FIRST NATIONAL NATIONAL NATIONAL NATIONAL n r n o r .v . D EP O SITS BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE BANK OF FOREST GROVE BANK OF EUGENE BANK OF PRINLVILLE COOLIDGE & McCLAINE SILVERTON BANK OF SELL WOOD PORTLAND CLATSOP C O I l l i r v b a m u L i i ) S C O V l i t ’ BANK 0F SWEtT HOME First National Bank of Portland -nd 40 branches . . . 9 other Oregon Banks eFl.listed w ith First National Bank ol Portland tROC -»« T0TAL............................................... ... ........... 4 0 5 .6 9 LOANS AND DISC O U N TS First National Bank of Portland and 40 b ra n c h e s 9 other Oregon Banks affiliated w ith I i „ t National Bank of P o tilln d T01AL.................................................... e ? on . F, M 6 S H Of $ 8 7 ,0 3 2 ,8 5 3 .0 9 Telephone» % SOI 133 b. 2nd If ills born M O NTG O M ERY WARD o n v o u r fa v o rite road 01 take th a t lo n g a w a ite d va ca tio n tr ip ! MONTAVILLA BRANCH KEYSTONE km ; H arnea I Irrtrlc Hervir« rim ile 227 K <ll((ortl « VpplUnt r Slorr rhun r 3715 or «561 AS t ha E iy a o f b < V in n in g . them *» F. i> i te r Iin » o f »aid tane ■ *» te r o f G ra h a m F e r r y R o a d . • ■>*ng th e c e n te r o f »aid < R <ad 2« f t to a p- ' >t t » n d a t r ig h t au« e» w ith •» ,»f »«id G ra h a m F e rry K««w I w ith th> abv 590 f t . tv» a p o in t m th above m e n tio n e d and » !• \ . p iace v»f b e g in n in g t • a id 9U Î.72 fi* * t lin e * p la c e . f M c t a a i a j in. re <>r 1« m . In W aatnr. M AIN BRANCH MONTA v ’ k L a ' b RANCH N^ H S7 9 ” C H O C S FO ft W O M E N l PROMPT SERVICE < hrumul«« .».I « 4lr»<l K rp U rrn irn l 1 n il. A vallabl« FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK OF PORTLAND— PORTLAND BRANCHES GAS WATER HEATER . SHOE ST0M h m m ile t«> th# th e N h l< o f AUTOMATIC B uster B rown • ». m n li n e b e tw e e n th e n o r t h a n d a o u th LITTLE JACK HORNER O N E W IN G ABO U T/A MAN PADDLING’ MIS OWN CANOE IS WHEN'WE GETS A BIT 7 1 TIRED WE CAN STOP V y > / PADDLING _ J l z ’V ~—f '—''—7 v - f hand p i a rty F u n eral services for L. R. R ob erts, 39. of F orest G rove, w ho died J u ly 1. w ere held F rid ay afternoon Notice of Sale at F orest G rove U n d ertak in g com N O T H E O F S A L K OK pany chapel w ith Rev. C. O. B ul R E A L PROPERTY lock cff.ciating. In term e n t was at I n »he M a tt e r < f th e G u a n i.a - h ip o f F orest View cem etery. ALE» K K R E V A N K O . A N T O N K R E V X N - Mr R oberts was born S eptem ber K O J K . N IC K K R E V A N K O a i G E O R G E 30. 1906. at Fay. O klahom a, and had K R E V A N K O M ir.- N o ti- e H h e re b y g iv e n t h a ‘ I w i ll hell been a resid en t of the com m unity since 1937. S urviving are his wife, i th e f o llo w in g d e scrib e d re a l p r o p e r ty a t p r iv a t e eale f o r cash <>r c r e d it o r i - -n . at Pe-arl: one d au g h ter. Dovev; one son. Bill, all of F orest G rove: his fath er, R. C R oberts, and a bro ther, . LeR -y, both of Fay; a bro ther, M urray, of F rest G rove; tw o step children. B eatrice V ader of Red m ond and M ildred Adams of T ro u t dale. ........................ th * u th v» M » u h th< *a> t re f th e I ‘ . M 1 e.<J I»1 i \ *y. t h r i v e n o r th e r ly a n« t h * * a » t lin e •f th e M'U a l M . «■»M MI » a n d th« ra » 1 • e f th e J «aei'h M a « « 1 ■ 1 i S «• th « N S c o rn e r o f th e J -e e p h M a v u < la b* t h e r . w « » t a- n < th e n o r th lin e «.f the J o a e th Ma » la M L V t v th e S W r v r n e r . f th e ; • * .» : » No * • n s R * W . th e ” e n - r t h a r « th e w « at lin e v f aa E L E C T R IC R A N G E a n d W A T E R H E A T E R R E P A IR S and MS. Ha» Itu I a M nah A eaah. ue fo r p a r t eaah < u p u n a u.'h t» rm a aa nu t h * CvH trt. a n y i«art o r i d«wi r tlx U rra s p r v p e r ty . H m u n in « a t a a ta k t th » G ra h a m 9 '» rry K *« d and *» l ’ M S S i . n .rr f O . > > S K l W »f M Vft ft t h n •• S . TI a I I d * -f th e T h - i ; » n P S iw a ka M L C X- thence » r » t f. .. w in « th e n-»rth lin e o f the $i«eaA6 M ix ' : • its in t r r w e t ii- n w i t h the SL ie ' th e S -ia r M a r ’ M l. C . the- n - r th a » te r iy a • < th e M a r ML» e • •h r —• > r*.e r f th e »aid M a r D L C . th e n c e n v r t h w ^ t e r l y fo».- I M a r t in c la im • e tv» th e rr.>at n -rth e r > c o rn e r •( aaid M a r t in MLX.' . th e n e »-.u*h- w e a te rly on c la im U p * tv» ita in te ra e c tio n w ith th e a e r t n o l i t e t»etw«-en S e ctio n # 1»> and I T . th e n c e n o r t h fo llo w in g th e k >- ti-.»n lin e t .» th e ’ « c o r n e r b e tw e m Sect», r « 1 a » a n d IT . t h .n c e w *» t on th e E a a t a n d W « t r e n t e r lin e o f S e c tio n IT to th e east lir e f th e S a n fo r d h W i k * « M IX ’ N S3, th e n c e n o r t h t o t h * N K <-• r n e r • a id M IX ' N «. ’ th< c » v * t to th e *» VS W I >r Ih» t M t J u ly . A m e ric a n A.I f t R h l t S s » f t l » o l K» M t'K O P fr KT t S -• . «• i» h e rv b y « iv » n th a t F H Sb>>l«a. y » r i* a n d a«'tin « at» r F IU M R SH \ v . p e í» •»»» w ill. S a t- J u ly . 1 9 « . a t te n •r o f th» RlVK • County Red Cross Treasurer Gives Annual Report I W pt «■tat» « i >1.1 S e ri S> Co T1S ah |U | » N na.ia and )t> . 19*»’ th » une TS R ;tl the« e n o r th lin e o f th , th h a lf o f th e a o u tr ay men' -a he V aking to c \ titan life D i- : «fate v eteran s' loan can be obtained from service officers of v eteran s organizations, counties, or th e d ep artm en t of Vet er.,t > tl. S '.ite 1. . . ,:v bu.!d- Suletr.. • -he P rtl.m d office of the d ep artm en t at 416 S \V 11th. MAIN 5T M n.» « ■< » 4 Preti ' I-, . S R W A th e n c e » « u t \ r.d .Mr nd Air jr 1008 WESTERN AVE. »eut BU .O h i . st i r u so th e n c e « r K a ta t« . ’f A P A Mat » M a in * » • • * • la iu l h a tiig ■ l*a*t i» u | | O | in I « M 4*f X .1*.-. I it»».| aa i-» « lu u ln « a< • i( o iilln u rd mi f (it K H I ..f M 91« » M. a liib H »h»n<* H MN f, I . « ,.u ln l «•« Ah» N w l|» ii kw « . I ft»« ( I la Ah« u itu « * u t a lu lu « f» M» a* »*«• >< W M « S K S IO S K K K V A S K O i M » m i\ V* liK I S K •r f S e c tio n M . T ’.S *« » t m ile , the« oved r M. I K o r» K 1 t th e S I W M R U a M OKA. m Waeliln«t»n •••»*»*«». Or E e rm a lU w • ( th « R u ra l f i r » P r* t» < itt* n I»tat r k l »»why « ix e n T b a t th e C o u n ty ted Ht S h « » .r , I I \< it i < k VSa.h W l R Kl \ o TI a F OK s M » ■ ■*.*> f J u ly . 1 9 « . a t b • I n t ; C o u rt R u rn o f the H • * »n HilteUwo. a«l p ia ce f e r a h e a rin g on the r f r-v.atb n o f a r u r a l f i r * ha k a w n a» the h r » P ro te ct» ” « I ' w t n . t . T>« m th e u i x t r t f t in U a» h n g- f;t ç o P 'JU ’ R 'ry E’d ». Notice» cd bled d oc uff f. WOl th e 1 t FIRST NATIONAL BANK UF. PORTLAND .H .e « * » ,, II.’