Proceeds from Bazaar Saturday
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T he choice of
A m erica's lovelies!
brides.
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Real Estate Loans
FARM - SUBURBAN
and CITY
No Charge to Borrower on Most Loans
Griffith Ä Meeke
REALTORS AND INSURANCE
131 S. 2nd Ave.
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and fa m iln
M i am i M i
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G ro ig i- K id w e ll
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and M i
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Mr and M i
G«*«,rg<*
A ' 1 ' u«l in P«,i I land w ith h i ? lla n .on and .«*»». and M,
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h' 1 Hid 1st« 1 111 la w . M i and lia r, on
b ro th e r and w ife a ll o f
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l ’i-'-tiiu i,l the g ro u p at M<- moth«
i Mi
( ’ M ( ’«»«»(nT of I«ake
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v n w . n tte /id e d a rn<*«tinj' at tin-
ICi-pi«-sent M in n in g School
h«>nn* of M i
F red Kaiind«*i
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• n H u n t and T o m m y Mmun-y F ern H ill F rid a y
< In, «n I., 1 e p ic .» nt tin- M .in-
Mi
G If A lle n , wb«» has b«*«*n
« h«,«,I a l th«- (fiie«-n and k mg vi tm y
w ith M i
E d ith P atton,
« 1 a, th«- car niv al giv«-ii by
nent Tin-.«lav w ith a n o th e r nn-<«
M nt,n-i
arid Dad
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1 h ig h
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g ym
Fi nlay
Mi
A lfre d M e ve r a m i M rs A i
th in F a iso n w ent to N o rth P la in
T im sd a v to att«*n«l th e n hom e eco
nom ics m ee tin g T o p ic was " W in te r
P m in«, « «ul um« tin < >
m u g 10 th«- h .ill »,
M l
Film Shown on
African Life
Aloha T heatre Bldq.
. / ..A L O H A
h o h l it ru-xt m«*«*ting. O«-tob«*r 28.
at th«- G aston C o m m u n ity h a ll at
10 30 a m
Mi
Alf«*rd Mey«*i and
M rs
A r t h u r lu iis o n , a s pr«u«-ct
1« .id« i w ill pi < «-fit the to p ic W in
1 t« 1 Corsugi-
T he w om en w ill
m ake corsages fro m m a te ria ls th«*y
have collect«-«! fro m th e ir ya rd s
and th«* woods.
E J Jeppesen is busy these I n
d ia n su m m e r «lays c o m b in in g his
ha rh -y
F la n k M a rin e i fin is h e d
h is 'C o m b in in '' th«* past w«-«-k
F a rm e r an- busy w ith fa ll p lo w
in g •••«•«ling, p u k in g filb e rts and
w a ln u ts
b tu d e rd s A«l«,pt Bv-Laws
Th«- C h e r iy G ro v e student body
In-Id it
.«•(•«,nd m e e tin g F in la y at
1 I 30 a m
T h e y adopted th e ir b y
law
A m ee tin g w ill h«- h e ld e v
e ry tw o w eek <,n F rid a y .
C o lo rs are g«,ld and green: m otto.
I'-
1•• paied
Due
are 10 centi
p e r m o n th . T he y decid e d to have
a H u llo w e i-n p a rty . O cto b e r 29. F r i
day a fte rn o o n , in th«- basem ent The
b«,v an- to arrange the basement
fo r t h e ir fu n
L u lu Bell«* K ise r,
S h irle y A n n W e ld o n and C h a rle n e
Johns«,n have charge o f the re fre s h
m ents
The e ig h th g ra d e g i r l s
have ch a rg e o f th e games.
F ra n k M a iin e r donated th«- us«-
o f his tru c k T h u rs d a y and look
o v e r tw o tons o f waste p a p e r to
P o rtla n d fo r tin- K«-th d is tric t T his
paper has been h e ld a ll su m m e r be-
cause o f the flo o d in P o rtla n d in
th e s o rin g
T he co m p a n y can o n ly
h a n d le new spapers now . so they
t i l l have a lo t o f m agazines F ra n k
b ro u g h t back d ra in tile th a t is to
be used fo r the school.
B ack Slop lo Be
E rected at School
Bv Mm. F s
May
T U A L A T IN
V IE W ( o m m u n itv
c lu b m«-t O cto b e r 12 at the school
A u s tin S c ru ffo rd .
co u n ty
school
sunci in te n d e n t. was a speaker and
a nsw ered m any questions about
school taxes- It was re p o rte d th a t
p ip e had be« n o b ta in e d fo r the
hack to o fo r the a hool c h ild re n and
w o u ld b<- in s ta lle d som etim e tin
m o n th . R cfi «-shment.s w e re served.
M a ry Jo Noels is in Jonas hos
p ita l recup« ra tin g fro m a m a jo r
operation She is th e c ig h t-v e n r-
«,I<I d a u g h tri o f V ic to r Noels
J im P o u lte r and A r t
H ayden
w e re h u n tin g at D u tch C a n yo n last
week
Vlrs
Society lo Pack
European Package
I I I M rs In n a S a lzw e d e l
S C IIF .F F L 1N Z io n L a dies society
m et T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n
M rs E d
w in S im a n te l and M rs H e rb Sah-
now . J r . w ill pack fo r the E u ro
pean o rp h a n a g e th is m on th . M rs.
Kov H e in ric h se rve d ns se cre ta ry
p ro tem at th is m ee tin g Those s e rv
in g on co m m itte e s are M rs E lm e r
H e rg e rt M rs R o b e rt F ow les, M rs
H e rb Sahnow , J r . and M rs. P h il
H e rg e rt
Hostesses fo r the day
w e re M rs. H u g o S a h n o w artd M rs
W. A S ahnow . w h o c a rrie d o u t
the m iliin in them e in th e ir d e co ra
tions
A lfo n s Maes and Iv a n F re y c o m
pleted th e h a rv e s tin g o f th e ir f i l
berts Inst w eek
M rs C a rl F ragm aier entertained
the frie n d s o f h e r d a u g h te r. R u th
E laine, on the occasion o f h e r s ix th
b irth d a y a n n iv e rs a ry . O cto b e r 13
Member* of this circ u it of th e
L u th e ra n ch u rc h m et in M t. O liv e
L u th e ra n S u nday eve n in g. R e p re
se n tin g th e local ch u rc h w e re Rev.
V I hi I h
B y M rs
I ra n k J e ffrie s
BI I H A N Y O ctober I I the cnior
C lin tia n Fndeavo«
oci«-ty ol th«*
P i» b v tc iiu n ch u rc h presented a
p ro g ia rn fe a tu rin g L < ,n n Sim pson
ol tin- C e n tra l A m e ric a n M i ion
He how«*d co lo re d dide# and le c
tu re d on G o u ta m a lu wh«-i<- In* ha
w o ik '-d fo i e ig h t yeai
D isp la ye d
about the ch u rc h w en- n a tiv e han-
«la ia f t and oth«-i inter»- tin g a rtic le *
in c lu d in g testarm -nts in th e larigua*
;?• ol .01m- In d ia n t r ib e , fo u n d
th« i«- P re ce d in g the le c tu re a song
«•»vice was led by lio n Z v ls tra at
th« organ
T w o m usical n u m b e r*,
a
opi ano solo by M i
F ra n ce
R« 1« k« ri and 'N a ilp n n t s ' r e n d e i-
«•«I by th«- Iadn
trio , M«-sdam«-u
I-.«I,« 1 W i m e i and S c h in d le r, co m
p leted th«- p ro g ra m
Hev. H a ro ld
B«*ck o f th«- M eth o d ist c h u rc h o ffe r-
• •«I piay«-i
B«-n L«u wa c h a irm a n
fo i th«- i-n a -ita m im -n t and in t r o
duced each n u m b e r. A social h o u r
fo llo w e d in th«- ch u rc h basement
Guest wer«* pre .«-nt fro m th e Or«-n-
10 and B e th a n y M e th o d is t churches
lnt«u medial«* G u l Scout tro o p e n
jo ye d a h ik e last W ednesday a fte r
rh o o l to the horn«- o f the leader,
Mi
W illia m
liic k c t h e ir
and
th ro u g h the wood fo llo w in g a tr a il
la id p ic v in u s ly by tw o o f th e m em *
b«-i
T he gu l p la n to ta rt h a n d i-
• 1 a ft w o rk to earn badg«*.i oon.
Fa« h Wedn« ;day a fte rn o o n 1 ched-
u le d m«-«-ting tim e
G et» llc e r O n O w n
Place
ir w in
Thursday. Octr.hor 21, 1943—Hill-.boro (Ore.) Arqn-
S< h lr g r l
H AR RISO N W S C 'S m et w ith
Mr
Irw in Schlegel F rid a y eve n in g
Mi
md
K ir . c h have
re c e n t t r ip to
(.’u lilu r m 1 Hi <|u»- t of a lo c a tio n Mi
K11
In .'th d id not »*«*m t», im
p i , ’. '
I h» journ«-y«-d -.outh*wai«i
and th«-v ' Hiternphit«* Ifjc u tin g h«-r«-
Th» y at- now at tin- horn«- o f h«-i
Ml
A lii - W y
M
H» n Fi u om re tu rn
th i
w« • k from a tw o we«-ks‘ v is it w ith
h« «la i . -nt« • M r
B o n n ie M ay in
K i .r„l ,
I lit,« r t ( rop L ig h t
F ank R o fin o t of Fost«-r wa
in
th< c o m m u n ity la t .Sunday in the
int«-i«-.t of hi f ilb e r t harv«-st
T he
g a th e rin g of filb e r ts w ill be co m -
pl«-t«-d th i week in tin s ar«-a w ith
a lig h t crop in g e n e ra l.
»••t un«-«l
Mr
fro m
F red
t l h - ir
Tule Lake Farm s
Offered Vets
E ig h ty ax fa rm u n i t s totaling
H2H i acn- of ir rig a b le la m l in the
T iic L ake d iv is io n o f th«* K la m a th
p« ,j< <-t ar«- being o ffe re d as hom e-
t* ad to W o rld W a r II ve te ra n s
w ith fa rm e x p e rie n c e and o th e r
q u a lific a tio n s , th«* O reg o n d e p a rt
m ent of ve te ra n s’ a ffa irs n o tifie d
C o u n ty S e rvice O ffic e r D o l p h
S tu a rt.
V e te ra n - m ust have tw o ye a rs of
fo rm experience, the e q u iv a le n t o f
$2000 in c a p ita l o r fa rm e q u ip m e n t,
c tia ra c te r references and m u s t in
tend to fa rm as an o ccu p atio n .
The K la m a th p ro je c t is lo ca te d
southeast of K la m a th F a lls on the
O i« -g o n -C a lifo m ia b o rd e r. T h e c li-
rnat«- a cco rd in g to th«* re c la m a tio n
b u ie a u ’s in fo rm a tio n , is s e m i-a rid
off«-ring an a n n ua l p re c ip ita tio n o f
about 10 inches.
S ettlers w ill be assisted b y the
bureau and fa rm agencies in la y in g
o u t fa rm fie ld s and ir r ig a tio n s ys
tem
le v e lin g , d e v e lo p in g dom es
tic w a te r upplies, crops and liv e
stock p ro d u c tio n , and c o n s tru c tio n
o f fa rm b u ild in g s Each s e ttle r also
w ill receive, free, tw o b a rra c k -ty p e
b u ild in g s and c e rta in h a n d to o ls
and fu rn is h in g s .
E d w a rd L«*hznan shot h is deer
la t w«-«-k and he n e v e r le f t hom e
to do it
A b o u t m id -m o rn in g on
F rid a y his h ire d m an spied th«- a n i
m al g ra z in g am ong some f r u it trees
m th«- fie ld h«- was p h ,w in g Q u ic k
ly u n h itc h in g the d r ill, he d ro v e
the ti a cto r to tin- house and p ic k e d
up Ed and his 30-30. A fte r shooing
the deer in to th e open fie ld Ed
shot it tw ice . It was a fo u r-p o in t
buck anrl dressed o u t 135 pounds
Ed ha«l p re v io u s ly re tu rn e d e m p ty
handed fro m a coast h u n tin g t r ip
P re s b y te ria n y o u n g people a l
ie n e d the 35th a n n ua l C h ris tia n
E n d e a vo r conference h e ld O c to b e r
Hi a n il 17 at th e R e e d v ille c h u rc h .
M an y fro m B e th a n v to o k p a rt in
the p ro g ia rn . A n n u a l business m e e t
ings w ill be h e ld in th e g ro u p s at
th«- local c h u rc h n e x t S u n d a y e ve
n in g
O c to b e r 17 M iss Jean P o u n d o f
th«- O n<-rital M is s io n a ry society, oc
cu p ie d the p u lp it at the M e th o d is t
O ffic e S u p p lie s o f a ll k in d s — A t
c h u rc h
She has been a d e p u ta tio n H ills b o ro A rg u s.
tf
w o r k e r to fiv e na tio ns and d e liv e r
ed a v ita l message.
« Say you saw it in the Argus.
A la rg e re p re s e n ta tio n fro m the
B a p tis t c h u rc h a tte nd e d d e d ic a tio n
services at th e V illa R id g e c h u rc h
S u nday a fte rn o o n
T hey inspected
the n e w ly co m p le te d parsonage and
e n jo y e d a lu n c h there. P astor and
M is H W B a rn e t w ere presented
w ith a s w in g ro c k e r by th e B e th a n y
c o n g re g a tio n and its m in is te r, Rev.
E ra n k Friesen.
A ll lo cal, social an d fr a t e r
nal new*» should he tu rn ed in
at the A rg ils fo r piih lic ato n In
th a t w ee k not la te r th an l'ues-
<lay m o rn in g and e a r lie r if pos
sib le.
ir
w ith 13 la d ie present.
Mi
E rn
est B e h rrn a n gave an inter» tin g
re p o rt o f the a< tiv itie s o f the th u rc n
in A la s k a
She n o ted th a t then*
'.a a m a rk e d in c n -a ’W in a c tiv itie s
and p iu s p e rity in tin- village-, where
C h ris tia n m issions had been es
ta b lish e d. in co m p a riso n to n e a rb y
- e ttle im T it; w ith o u t C h ris tia n teach
ing? P la n - are b e in g m ade fo r a
f«#od sale to be h e ld in B a n k on
October 30.
H a rris o n C o m m u n ity H alloy. een
p a rty wa- «-njoyed by 35 neighbors
who sta rte d o ff the fe s tiv itic
w ith
a d«-li«-ioo p o t-lu c k aipp,-j V r in g
ind old ; ithe d in the fi in pond - .»• - -
ated by M i
Mik«- Peter
Cl a ide
and M abel W illia m s and Pete D a v
idson w e re ju d g e fo r th e a w a rd in g
of prize fo r the c h ild re n 's co ,tome«.
M e rle P eters was w in n e r fo r the
fu n n ie t costum e; W esley Behrrnan.
-m alle-.t boy; M y rn a .Je »• mail« t
g ir l liv in g P ierce, biggest hat S h ir
le y H a h n , p re ttie s t costum e; and
K a re n B e h rrn a n dress, d a a w itc h ,
w on a p riz e fo r th e best Hallo-
w«eri
costum e.
T he c o m m itte e
in charge o f the p a rty wer» M rs
Mik»- Peters. M rs. H o m e r P ie rce
and M i
I r w in S chlegel.
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New Modern Restaurant
featuring highest quality
meals and prompt,
efficient service.
VALLEY HEATING CO.
161 N. Adams—Hillsboro
Phone 1281
(Half block north of T. V. Co-op)
138 E. N ain St
Hillsboro, Oregon
'O pposite C ourt House»
9& ¿till lauw.
S unset V a lie v School W in s
S unset
V a lle y
s o ftb a ll
team ,
coached by D a v id S c h in d le r, de- 1
feated West U n io n in a p ra c tic e
gam«- F rid a y a fte rn o o n .
M r and M rs. A be S to lle r, M r
and M rs J J. S to lle r and M rs
Roy E pperson d ro v e to C o b u rg
S u n d a y to a tte n d d e d ic a tio n e x e r
cises fo r a new M e th o d is t c h u rc h
th e re Rev F lo y d T u ffs , fo rm e r m in -
1 tei
here,
Use the wonderful autumn
g r a s s g r o w in g se a so n to
beautify your lawn the fa
mous SCOTT WAY. Your
> lawn will be beautiful
this fall and better all
next year.
is the pastor of the
new s tru c tu re , w h ic h replaces one
d e stro y e d b y fir e last w in te r.
Local Woman to
Go to Norway
SCOTTS lawn Food— a fa ll meal of thi» complete grai
food bring» out color and beauty of lawns. Box feed» 2500 sq ft
$2 45
LAWN FOOD plus WEED CONTROL —Destroy»
feed the grots.
Son Ito rn to W ebers
M r and M rs Paul W e b e r are the
p arents o f a boy tx>rn S a tu rd a y.
O cto b e r 1(1. at th e O ste o pa th ic hos
p ita l in P o rtla n d
A N. F lo w e rs is in Nampa. Ida.,
fo i a w e e k s va ca tio n
C ra ig Eagleson has been in Boise.
Idaho, v is itin g his m oth e r.
M r and M rs. R ile y O sborne w e re
f i s h in g o n the N e h a le m r iv e r th is
w e e k-e n d .
WSCS Group P lan
Food S ale Soon
u rn
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I« « l» ' I
she w ill sa il for Bergen. N o rw a y .
N o v e m b e r 3.
She w ill v is it her
m o th e r and o th e r re la tiv e s
She
w ill sail fro m Bergen on h e r re
t u r n t r ip e a rlv in J a n u a ry .
F rie n d s o f M rs. Jack B e n to n w h o
re c e n tly m oved fro m th is c o m
m u n ity to H ills b o ro re g re t to learn
th a t she fe ll and b ro k e h e r le ft arm
one day last week
M a il
R o u te
E xte n d e d
M a il is n o w being d e liv e re d on
the p a rt o f W h e e le r avenue w h ic h
< xte n ds fro m Baseline to W a lk e r
road, by th e B e a ve rto n ro u te 2 c a r
r ie r
T he a d d itio n o f fo u r o th e r
fa m ilie s w h o have purchased p ro p
e rty m ade the se rvice a v a ila b le .
M c K in le y school w ill h o ld a H a l
lo w e e n p a rty at the school house
F rid a y e ve n in g . O c to b e r 29. The
c o m m u n itv is in v ite d .
M r and M rs J D. S m ith have
m ove d to P o rtla n d
a fte r
h a v in g
spent se ve ra l w eeks at th e home
o f h is parents. M r. and M rs . Sam
S m ith .
M r. and M rs R L. K in g s b u rv .
sons H e n ry and E ric and d a u g h te r
C la u d ia
spent several d a ys deer
h u n tin g n e a r C a nyon C it y . ' H e n ry
b ro u g h t hom e a deer.
Box, treat» 2500 sq f t
•
weeds as you
$3 50
SCOTTS Lawn Seed —Come« up quickly to provide enduring lawn»
of rare beauty and color.
1 lb > $1.00
5 lb» • $4 85
25 lb- . $23 75.
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M A SO N S
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October 20, 21, 22, 23
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S A T U R D A Y and S U N D A Y
October 30 and 31
BEGINS AT 11 A. M. EACH DAY
SAVe AT R E X A ll!
59th Year of Service
In answer lo so many questions about when MASON'S will have
another AUCTION . . . most folks remember our Auction last
fall . . . here it is . . . a TWO-DAY dingeroo . . . with furni
ture. bedding, linoleums (rrmnant rolls), lamps, tables, ehairs,
some farm implements and a flock of other things. We'll try to
list some of them in next week's advertisement.
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The Rexall Store
TWO REOI8TERED PHARMACISTS
Fred Engeldlnger — Alfred Sylvester
Hillsboro, Oregon
Plan to attend this AUCTION . . . It's almost a social affair
since you'll see so many of your friends here. You set the
price—we'll make money if we can . . . but we'll lose it just as
eheerfully . . . like list year . . . It's our rhanee to clean up
our stock before Inventory and maybe provide some fun and
laughs for you and for us.
GNC
TRUCKS
SE R V IC E
NOW AT LAST YOU CRN GET THE TRUCK OF YOUR CHOICE
A NEW GMC FOR YOU
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TO 60 DAYS ON SPECIAL ORDERS.
We have the following Trucks ready for delivery to you— l ’i to 10-ton: FC-303, FC-353, FC-453,
FC-454, AC-525, AC-624, AC-803 and one 600 Series Timken Dual Drive Dogger, 202*2 wheelbase.
Don't Buy a Truck Until You Have Seen Frank fìdkinson
COFFEE AND SANDWICHES SERVED
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE
As usual, FORREST WITTHAR will he the Auctioneer and his
wife, Margaret, will do the clerking . . . if yon don't enjoy this
event it'll he our fault, not theirs.
Sale held in our warehouse opposite the store
SWANK MOTOR CO
Hillsboro, Oregon
Phone 631