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declared th at the river was block­ Ills agreement and had cut 1501 Hie follow In« patient» were op
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-I x ,H $ « H l . I* I
eoiiLs of wood from tlie property. I elated on or treated during a three . II.|X|,.||
ed by brush and reefs.
i« n t » M . ig y i
| ) i J h P it H iii o i. ) -
Hillsboro Sunset league team took
tla\
clinic
at
S
m
ith
s
hospital
Sun
Voiding
of
the
contract
»as
ulso
l.ix-ation
of
the
Oregon
Iron
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11. n i i . . k , $ '
pm
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a crim p In the Hillsboro "Bears"
da\ Monday and Tuesdav <>f lust
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$ .,
I.,,* .,
f
8teel dam a t the m outh of the ! asked.
of the Tualatin Valiev league here
» • '. k
IVuistls
and
adenoids,
lleat
M n . k,
$.1 In«,' I
,i,ni, | | M f
river and the cutting of tlnibcr
9 to 4 as the Fourth of July base­
Mwtday proved an unlucky day I (lee and Charles IV, gio» n, Ellard
M
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$3
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ball feature Paid admissions were
fix’tn government lands a t the head­ for Robert ShlrcUffer of Hillsboro. Scluianler. Slurlev Nclmkart. Boyd
> i.
M u llo v
s . I .....I ( . . k , $ :., .1 M | | , o i „ | .
only 148
waters of tlie T ualatin were cited ¡Early that morning he hailed a ' ilibson and Howard Hewitt all oi I <
i
f . l . I ■ .itk M i.« k
f N , (*lau«l M I .n e , <1
The Bears started the scoring in
as conditions contributing to re ­ passing car for a ride and the d riv -' Hillsboro, Harold a n d Dorothv
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lm
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$.1, H . i m I o I ( l u l l . - i . ’ 1 »;
H
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the fourth with three runs, when
cent floods J. M Pitm an, farm er er turnci.l out to be Slieriff Connell w i ? o f
Mrs 1,1., i , |
:i. l . l v v i i . l W . I « ,, $ 1 2 1 » , J X | . h , s
Oakes singled. Bronson tripled and
who lives near the dam, declared with a w arrant for his arrest on »'edew itsch „ini daughter Violet
I I I j l u o ..In . $.1
M m m .- B l.ik , , » I . H , , , . ’
Heinrich and Bohnson doubled S u n ­
th at removal of the dam would an assault and buttery eharge A Mrss Urbana Boncqurt and H o »
i n i l l l $3
I J h I lo n i. $.1 | n j ,, k
set ’eaguers game back in th e fifth
aril
I
John,
all
of
Cornelius
Bally
eliminate
water
congestion
at
the
few
hours
later
lie
appeared
before
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$1 F lvvvu I K u ilu n ,
to tie the score though on doubles
$l
K u l li (. I . i . i i u ig.
K iin k ll. - ii. l
mouth of tlie stream and provide Judge fempleton. plead gull(v H„ d .Swanson and C Johnson J r o f
by Strauss. Ziegler. Tour and S h a t­
Oregon
Cltv
and
Mrs
Dan
Ennis
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a pull that would be noticeable at was fined $100 and sentenced to 90
tuck.
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least 25 miles up stream He also days i l l the county jail He will be Hillsboro and Murjory Fisher L il­
Sunset team went into the lead
O* Il
$3
r
I
(¿ I i .l n . i,
$.
U r i n . , ,,
in the sixth with three runs, how­
declared that onions grown m o r e I'aroled on the jail sentence upon lie Kenneth Dawson of Medford
I i . n k . i , $3
|
H B n x l.in «
$ 1 . P ilo C
ever. on singles by Zimmerman and
jgon are the finest produced In tlie
u i t ' i i t of (lit* ftiic Ji\vi‘<» 1 Eu|h'r
uiidciwent a lngsal septum otiera-
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\n ,,, I
Mllbl $ 3 , K iu . x t
Turk a double bv Sutherland and
world because of their excellent of Hillsboro was the compl&ituwt.
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A ll. n t
a home run by Jsaac. The Bears
keeping qualities, but tlie industry
Howard ot Mixlford was
K . »uh. $ I . I . MH J I I JO,. I $3 l V« I l un
Fines ot $20 each were imposed W \\
put across another in th e seventh
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n.
$
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his
suyteon
o
th
e
r
o|x*ratlons
were
is
threatened
by
t
l
i
e
recurring
. 1 ’ • n «i i m n in a i
$3. K. r«l
‘ l l o u . l J.
upon Carl Johnson Wilbur and ix rfonneil bv I»r c T Smith.
on a triple bv Mallory, followed by
$ :t . i t i . i i . i . i \v u i n u i
$1 1» 1 1 H ..I.
floods.
>3
U I I K..IU- >1
J W ill. H $ .( ,
a single by Deaville.
Gsear Rerglund Saturday when they
m u n. $3, A n n ia S t l . 1-
g l
1 o la W 1 i r . ! \ N. . u t,
|3
Damage estim ated to run into entered pleas of guilty to larceny
Jj n I I r w l u n ,
S hattuck started the seventh for
Ku l.ls , $ ; |, | u „ , | ,
n u il» 1 lu i. >
H I,
M
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l . r | in, h
$ 3 . O » r« i
\
tlie millions of dollars has been charges before County Judge Tem ­
the Sunsets with single and Turk
J \\
M h II, v
O lr
M o llo »
$ 1. M i I I j . » r , > 3 . I V a r i 1 1
m n,
k i i.,,
was out at second on an attem pt
done by tlie overflow of the W ill­ pleton I he trio was charged with
U I h iii llu r k l i . t l i . - i
>1
\ . x t . K41.lt •(. $ 3 ; t » h i t . > 3 . II..tu . 1 »’
h«
$<
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v
M
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to stretch a single into a double
am ette river and its tributaries stealing a dog from George Beal
J u liu » ( Illio t - I I M - I l, $.1
l u i n h s. t n l io . r
I. > J J
\ I l II
$ 3 fi0 . P .n . S r ji, ,
Capon tripled to scon' Shattuck and
to
during the past few years, accord­ | J r of Seghers.
• « h . $3. M
i x A.I i I • a . k . t l , r i
M i»
> J . H 1 M . i i , >3
• I x ir N a u ti
I I .’ i l ,
Isaac's single brought Capon home
ing to Judge Woodworth He point­
P v . r iih i. I P imu $.1
I n , | J«.|in»«in, $1
Neal
Drake,
nationally
known
l
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l.v $ 3 . I |{ R ,le v ,
t harh's Waddle of Forest Grove
A single by Ziegler two errors and
U.-.l
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pH.n
H,
I
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Mj.
huvi.
’
$»
ed
out
th
at
tlie
estim
ate
of
damage
« , ■ n 1111 n r. I N « « t W«M»k|
Miiger.
will
ap|X'ar
here
a.s
an
add­
Tour's single finished the scoring
was fined $10 Saturday in the locul
as reported by government engineers Justice of the peace court when he ed feature of the has«hall game I I ‘ Mx. n . J • I» ,| s . Im it,- f | M i lli- . . I
for the Sunset nine.
for the past 10 years is far below
between the House of i>Uvt<t club M I I u i I m m i , $ 3 ..O , J u h n ( ’. .il« *' J r , $ 3 ,
Chiotti, "Bear" second baseman,
plead
guilty to a charge of speed­ and the Hillsboro ’ Bears" July 16 < P I I u .I m . i i , $ 3 . l i , t „ | ,,| m . lik . i, ' f.|
t the figure for damage in W ashing­ ing with
was the oustanding player on the
a truck.
at the local hall park The singer' M m lu x . p h . h ,- ( , | | | , x p M $1. H , , | H,.,,
ton county alone during th e re ­
field, starting three double plays
l $1. . I M | | | U W I I . F * b l l . El i l l i r x I I
Postponement of the prelim inary speculi.es m Irish songs and sings * l >l.
cent flood. Judge Templeton de­
$ ii. ( \
t n . I r m U I I , >«.. M,
FOUND Child' yellow sweater near
a»
H aPPy L>a.vs ' princesses selected at dance Saturday night were as fol- clared that tlie flood last winter hearing tor Charles S Howard. Tl- without accompaniment before the H o . 1 l . - n V d -u . l. l l , $l».
I x f h . i J o h n -,» t $ 3 , I I i i j i i i
.Shiite park on July 4 Inquire
J 1 ia T
Ie* ' Above Verna Mae Walters of Cedar Mill, and Thelma Mullov cost the county between $55.000 h oA. hlr,., ler- 0,1 “ «> assault ’ and ! game .starts
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$
3
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$
3
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,
Argun
20
Extensive plans are being made
ia
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of Laurel Lower Mabel Nelson of Buxton and Wilma Schultz of and $60.000 for repair of m arket battery charge was ordered todav
S I vvn>. tu l. $3 ( I » M u ll.-
$
3
.
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n
V
for
the
game
with
the
House
ot
13 i n the Monday game.
The
Forest G ro v e.-P ictu res bv Seligman
m l.
$& Ml, I.
roads alone, exclusive of damage Ihe hearing was scheduled for this David team, recognized ns one or
I i »lvv. $ 1 . M u o r i
Bears took the measure of the
■
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to primary and secondary high­ afternoon, but authorities »ere u n - lie most colorful du b s In the eoim- 1 W illiji o x , $ 1 , M .n .lv B l. x . i f . $3 J o v . p h l I.OHT .Sin.di n«»/zle from Iireh.'se
G aston Farm ers Tuesday at the e n s club with a committee includ- T - - -.-,1
. -i
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last .Sunday on Pumpkin Ridge
j s Hr.
Il M ,. i U o m a n ' C lu b hv
Ale,'ne Howard
ways which are m aintained by tlie 5Snoh.‘ °
local ball park 12 to 8
mg Mrs. Marie Hoffman chairm an; L A K ill C ^ O n tT lD U llO n S
i G ra ce
U v . Ser rv
road Kinder pleas«* return to
daughter ot the defendant, and
$>. I I
p o w ii
$3
state.
I l i ills
l l i i h b o o r r n o S u a n n » w o t t—-
—
4 A R B r R m H p E M Mrs.
rs
Z Zola
o l a M Morgan
n rra n
rs
H
and M Mrs.
Helen
K
P
o
3
.
$
3
.
(H
I
. s. h jH . nlo Gol. $(
Hillsboro tire departm ent
20
S h a t tu c k . I f
T hat residents along tlie river complaining witness
• t < • Steinke in charge. Judges were Dr
C V a n d e h e y . 2b
Elder of Hillsboro was
are demanding that corrective m eas­
R. J. Nicol. L. T. MePheeters. and
Z im m e r m a n . r f .
( C o n tin u e d frw m pa^re 1,
ures be taken to control floods was fu n d $a and costs today »hen he
Mrs. F ayetta Allen.
(Continued from page 4)
T u rk , cf
0 2
ing an addition to the school plant the statem ent of K enneth Ttllot- appeared in the local justice of the B On. $3. E h Johnxiuh <| S,
S u t h e r la n d . 3b
1 2
S tr a u a s . l b
and excavating a basement. Work son SERA engineer, who has been d i r g . ' n f plca‘; SUllty to a M.R„rtw> $3; von,, k „ ; *
1 1
Z ie p le r . e
1 2
is being rushed in order to have conducting a survey of the river a n n ll f u i d r‘V‘” 8
It I . n .p lu n t < ! . Je xxie M 4 n .l, r. . . i
T o u r , se
I
2
the building ready for school in the Following this statem ent, farmers
8 ta m r . p
0 0
fall,
Leon
Davis,
personnel
m
an­
th<“ fOlI°*'ln8 Circuit
C apon, r f
declared emphatically th at persons COUH?»
1 2
ager. stated.
living near the stream would be un­ F- k l-H ’ V
r'' LS'Sl“'li tl,la “ cek:
T o ta l
37
( C o n tin u e d f r o m p a c e 1)
r.u n k H Reeves vs Lost Biirk-
Project for painting th e Hayward able to finance the necessary flood judgm
ent; William Josse et ,,'x A
B « a rs —
A B R H E off starting at 11 o'clock under the school building and constructing a
control
program
H e in r ic h , 3b
— 5 1 2
i direction oi B
Goodman o f play shed was approved this week
B ro h s o n , ss
Flood control associations of the Anna G a r l t u a t i . decree; M R John-
...5 0 0 J Hillsboro. Ansor M sm
ell. Pacific by the Portland SERA office. Two Willamette valley must Join forces M , i 4 VS' M-‘rtl" Bernuids et
S ia n g e l. I f
C h io t t i. 2 b
.in
i
versi
t
y
coach.
1 1
vs
h K ',’ 1OV ° “ ' W
C s t u "> -
and Jack Gillet additional programs were submitted in order to get any attention from
M a llo r y , r f
0 0
)f Pores: Grove. At tile conclus.on to the state office for approval the government. Judge Woodworth m . rr u 'm . !■’
' »editing et al.
D e a v ille , c
the
race«
a
picnic
lunch
was
tils
week,
namely:
Painting
and
R o p e rs , r f
declared. Tlie groups must organize tn u te
a " wrrtB„ , ° r“C''
V,a1’
?rved.
O akes, c f
x’pa.ring the Durham school build- and present a united front in the , V....
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■ B uchanan et al
H rt
lb
More
than
—
—
$75
in
prizes
were
and
completion
of
the
Washmg-
I
S
in“
“
1,i
'v
','
H
lw
kl'
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Rob-'
work of obtaining federal aid for
J e n n in g s , p
" donated by food m anufacturers for ton county airport northeast of the flood control project.
ei il 'd '
“ e.litel G tc a rv
Total
i the contests. Ttoe.-o included West- Hillsboro.
S huie’ ^ dkMn‘A's all Liquidation of
3» 4
Members of the investigating com ­ nun Savings bank, revoking or-
ern Sugar Refinery, W adham s &
mittee who took testimony here
company. W es.ern States Grocery
co,nprc' » ^
«nd
were Judge Woodworth; Thomas S4dtlen,ent°i)f
tn u n t of claim v.s Peter Zim
company. Swift
company. Ar-
Russell of Eugene, district PWA n, lu 'rm
a”
»*.'
New
Y
o
u
¿o';.
T
U
’
T T
II
T t
niour & company American Chicle
engineer; Oscar Cutler, assistant Jnsuianc,. cnmpan.v vs. Austin Sings
Ford Ton T ru ck
1 O lu i n t a l k H e r e
-m pany. Port .ai.u-D, a n . y Cheese
engineer of the Oregon S tate H igh­ R eeie V 4“11' decree; and U u
company.
Carnation
company.
Sper-
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( C o n t in u e d f r o m p a g e 1»
(C o n —
tin u -w—
e d fro m p ace 1 •
1929
Ford Roadster
way commission; H. c. Swart. M a­
Leod and Morris Schmidt acted as iv • * u:_;.
.• T rlanS*e m lh5. Loose- eral grant only 50 per cent will be rion county engineer: .,nd Sidney junction et ux vs F B Waite, in-
historians. O ther parts and periods
B"s£u ltl company. S tandard available for prim ary highways, 25 Klalm. Linn county engineer. O ffi­
1927 Ford Roadster
»'«■
were taken as follows: Revolution- □ £ o'
» , cliet'se company, per cent to be used on sec udarv cers and director, of tne T ualatin c s tu e s ltnf<,r? Crs1'" 're Usued
Chevrolet
Coupe
*
ts
of
Jacob
Klegcr.
Ida
\!
ary. Mrs. W. R. Manley; A braham
w kery= U' L Bakery highways and 25 per cent o n Valley Drainage ar.u Flood C on­
Lincoln. Earl Mciley; Uncle Sam - L>andson Bakery. Ryan Fruit com- municipal extensions
trol association co-opora'.cd with the R* , McP,.Htui>r*M U S 'nUb Ja,nei'
Ford
Sedan
my Girl. B arbara Moore; Spanish-
P ro d u ce company.
delegation requested t h e visiting group and testified as to r X " h “ ' ^ e
American war Neii Sta. gel; World a" d. om
‘\ nd HrmS coW let«»!
grading and gravel- conditions.
1929 Nash Light Six
war, L. E. Fuircw and E m ar Berg-
L '° u ' "P JT sentati\es to assist ing o i the 17-mile gap in the Wolf
gren with Don Hammer as Boy
P‘
por_
p:c" creek highway from Elsie to Sun-
S tout; Spain He,en Wick; England. Baice-v m H fk h n rn * Perie« ‘°n set camp. L. M. Lepper oi the Ea--t
T ru ck Load of IN D IA and
Florence Gordon; France. L e n a
V i-' nipt-H“1Sb° r° 'a j
Side Commercial d u b was the
P E N N S Y L V A N IA T IR E S
i
-
n
£
^
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rl
-
d
w
,i:
C hiotti; Holland. Flora Wick- Rus-
p,cr:c was a decided success itad er
Just A rriv e d !
Ua, Mrs, Natalia VanMoock;’ Italy, c u rre 'o f
10 XerDe
T o ll'lees for th e Coast highway
( C o n tin u e d f r o m p a g e 1)
Caroline Fuller; Austjla, Robert •...*
.
3
chairman. Mem- bridges, as designated bv the com-
Peters; Japan. Tosh Tsugawa; Dor. n tL k A l o h a
N' mtssion- cal1 ior 20 cents for auto- $2200 respectively, were secured X Mr« s t , ? ^ Sacrilegious
Gas - O il - Accessories
Hammer and Bill Todd. Boy Scouu. -on^H ^roiri f i n ^ r
mobiles, including driver with an by first and second mortgages on
assisted. Mrs. V. W G aidner san 6 n ito e ^
tx :ra 5 ccn:s ior each Individual 235 67 acres of property in Yamhill call n H a ^ r ' 1 1 7 -"1 th,nk
"Belis of St. M ary s” and ended eren Fores
1 f
u
P a-^ n g er; busses, including driver, county and were issued M arch 1
Cars Bought, Sold and
the pageant with "The S tar Spangled L th a n v W
o *
¿ef‘rl€s; ; will be 90 cents, with the same 1933. according to the order. As­ ty‘'h v e ° slu ^ y 7 " w,H,at7 W lth tw ul-
Consigned
Banner. ' Miss Connie Peterson was V p ‘
ee’ Banks and extra 5 cents for individual pas- sessed valuation of the property ye 11 in m T
‘" r ChOOSt> iroin n‘'
th e Goddess of Liberty. Mrs. Fred
c -n n
i'
u,
.. sengers; trucks under three tons was set at $6430. The compromise Jt u nam e her after a nut? '
Sewell presided at the piano.
sh n te m r t J A 6 e ay u -T V aV tl?e wiB pay 60 cents, and a nickel each order stated th a t the Zimmermans
Say j , u
lt
th e A rg u a
Cars Washed and Polished
Queen Joy and her princesses G ardner I nnut,riU^ 1Shed by P,001" f° r extra passengers, while trucks were unable to meet the notes, but
could
borrow
$5031
67
in
cash
and
were seated upon the platform dur- w c o o e la n d Y ^ -d s
P*"5 and J ' ovcr three tons will be forced to
pay 90 cents, plus the nickel for bonds from t h e Federal Farm
Ing the program.
I
as'
Mortgage corporation provided a
passengers.
Flag raising ceremonies w e r e i t
, «vZ f
.
settlem ent could be made.
held in front of the auditorium
W
B n U tT S
One dose of ADLERIKA quick
Injunction to enjoin F. B. Waite
with the Beaverton band playing
_
from cutting wood on property
Agency for Nash and
“Tile S ta r Spangled Banner.' Boy-
■
F o r w o m e n i. . G e t thi
th e m
which he had contracted to p u r­
Scouts raised the colors. Following
F o r c h ild re n an,I “ M ü n ­
Hudson and T errap la n e
chase
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B
B
now .
this the crowd m arched to the
(C o n tin u e d f r o m paee 1 I
Quick, thorough
-
sin g " b lack
Reeves
and
damages
totaling
$450
platform in the southeast corner has yielded as high as 50 bushels
h m ' ' -title and vm urlv sal, 2nd and Wash. Phone 2641
Pair
( C o n tin u e d f r o m p a tre 1 1
ra y o n hloom ct
»ere sought in a suit filed Monday
of the park.
to the acre under
his care. W1JO
087
58,
$40.950;
other
real
estate.
in
the
circuit
court
by
the
Reeves.
American Legion committee i n .
t ^ e s a lot of hard work to $il77°07 $1927 07- cash on hand
charge of urrangem ents included
p!a^ in shape but we re L d due from b a n ^
,187.5^?7 The plaintiffs allege th a t Waite
R. J Scearce.
P. L. Patterson. L. *uc*y here. Mrs. Vandehey stated. $118 465 25
J. Merrill and H. L. MacKenzie. ®he said th a t h er brother, Joe
Liabilities—caDital $ 7 5 o o o $ 7 5 -
A nd c o a ts fo r w o m en
Big a sso rtm e n t.
Commander H. V G ates of th e V^hderaamden. had Just returned OOO: surplus and undivided profits
W liite . t a n .
Your choice
D epartm ent of Oregon. G rand Army £ro”J Nebraska, declaring th a t the $17.740,67. $18.091.26: deoosiu $986-
c o lo r s
of the Republic, was present on th e
tunes here are nothing com- 429 09 $752 852 29- circulation $48
stage as were Commander L. E. I» « « l to the middle west.
; bu,’s
X .
Furrow of the county post. V. F. W ;
$95,952 83
Mrs E Helvogt,
m a M president
Tt
c V
M F
c K i W
o -
,, P J 7 U l ° f J u l/b u s m e M U u s y e a r
w e e i d e n t - *E I ^ K u t *
nd Shorts
IT ä
Auxiliary, and Mrs. E. C. itc K in
Brassieres
i
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till
pa
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fai
Mi
do
W
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>1 I II Uuii. i,. > W ( 1 .h. $/. | |
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l* , . r ., k \ | UI
I louse David Team
Bring Singer
Too Late to Classify
SERA. Relict High
County Court
Beaverton Girl Rules
"H appy Day" Event
USED
CARS
Baseline Widening
Continuance Urged
Duties of Citizens
FLORSHEIM SHOES
Jurors Drawn for
July Court Term
| July Clearance Sale
Now Going Lull Blast
Hard
S to m a c h Gas
Otk
A
Local Bank Shows
Vandehey Results
Deposit Increase
Used Car Exchange
Specials in Every Department
White Shoes
A
by• A » conrt
£ * s £ u t t Vn „ a „ t . i t n d ^ c e j dOr^
w , c c“ ch,B,eS.
-m^Hieredent
I r S h e d ° ' e r t h f » bdC approval U w hat counts n a h i ' S^e D r/ljio y d
and sm othered it with limbs from these days.
office
trees. Beaverton band boys helped
Pet Parade Here
Creates Interest
(C o n tin u e d f r o m p a g e 1 1
ond Prize money for events in
which no entries were made was
divided among the contestants who
did not win prizes in other divi­
sions. Each of the children also
received a ticket good for any ride
in the park.
Parade was sponsored by the lo­
cal Business and Professional Worn-
S r^ P e ^ k s
20
Powers Grocery
M A IN
P H O N E 81
Specials for July 6 and 7
July Bargains
1929 Nash Sedan — Good appear­
ance. Completely
overhauled .......
1927 Star
Roadster .......................
MV
Pierce-Arrow Sport Coupe S « fVfk
Excellent ........................
T R IC K S
1931. long wheelbase. Com-
pletely overhauled
t O v
1931. long wheelbase Chev.
rolct. fair shape
1930 Chevrolet, 131-inch wheelbase
Small
mileage .............
191(1 (
vrolet.
Long wheelbase ..
fci«»»»
1927 Ford Pickup.
S /J
SQQC
u9w
sCi(
WHEATIES SOAP
2 pkgs.
SOAP
Several others a t lowest
m arket prices.
Hillsboro MotorCo.
OLUSMOnil.E "Style Leader”
t
.
69c
Pound
SA LA D O I L 1 Q “r‘
""'••ubl-' 16c
u art
a in e d .
H O N E Y P u re 5-lb. s tr pail
39c
T O M A T O JU IC E Æ - 'n2 ,rc.k.n
TOM ATES
"ì
. 2 ,/l. ‘
PEPPER TL.’ÏÏ.’t : ............
BLEACHER ? Q u nl a rt Clor bottle
2dC
10c
25c
10c
9c
CLOROX
size
-4
14C Large
Bottle
JL Vx
Mazóla Oil
Cleanser
C lose out.
L ig h th o u se .
V i-g allo n
39c
8c
3 cans
Palm olive
3 bars
SOAP
Crystal W h ite
CRACKERS
K rispy
1 9 c 6»/g-oz. pkg. .... 9C
A L ip to n ’s Y e llo w Label
11A
39c
KEROSENE
D EV ILED M E A T % -size
O X Y D O L ' 2 for i 10c “iz"-
SA LM O N C T o a lu ll m b ia R iv er.
LEM O N S l u ; d' 2 r . 0:
15c
GRAPEFR U IT ,A„r;z',:nX ’ ' 'J'X""'
3 for
M a n y o th e r item s sp e c ia lly p ric e d f o r F r id a y a n d
S a tu r d a y . T h e se p ric e s good J u ly 6 a n d 7 o n ly .
15c
3c
11c
10c
tin
J (JC
BANANAS 0 D
'¿«„rip”fr,,it' 15c
Dozen
JAMES WHITELAW. Manager
Olds and Chevrolet
3 rd and W ash.
Phone 441
S
-4
1Z*
1. 1 \/C
Men’s Shirts
Corsets
Y o u r c h o ic e
-I vFV
Oil Cloth
F a n c y p a tte rn s .
Y a rd
19c
pecial, eat h
Boys' Overalls
A n d play
su its
H A R T S C H A F F N E R & M A R X S U IT S
F a irw a y
lib .
3 lbs.
$12.95
O ur regular #1.25 and #1.50
HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY
G u a ra n te e d se rv ic e a n d
c h iffo n w e ig h ts. C a rrie d
in a ll th e new sh a d e s.
S izes Hi., to I0U ,.
98
P A IR
W a sh in g t on
e o n n t y ’s
g r e jile s t sto c k I o se le c t
fro m . A sk to see “ H ole,
p ro o f C o lo r G u id e " i n
H o siery D e p a rtm e n t.
Blend
2 le
29c
z/lnnouncinq a Special
COFFEE
R e g u la r
-4
J
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O re g o n fu ll c re a m .
W h ite K in g G ran u lated
Large size
"4VV
'Q1
fi t *? r) !?
'90?
9Q^I
23c
C H E E SE
Q u a r t, M asons.
Prom pt Service
7 CHEVROLET
'90 CI
’l9’
7CI
U
f 0
s99Cf
M erchandise at Low Prices
One 10c pkg. P E E T ’S G R A N U L A T E D SO A P to the First
300 Customers Saturday M ornin g!
J4RA,
^9
STREET
T h is s to re w ill be o p e n n ig h ts a n d a p a r t
o f S u n d a y s.
1931 Ford Coupe—
A ttractive ........................
1931 Ford Roadster—
Reconditioned .
1929 Pontiac
Q u a lity
L E T ’S G O A H E A D H IL L S B O R O !
W» M> OU» PA«T
USED CARS
Thanks
F olks !
sin c e re ly a p p r e c ia te y o u r p a tro n a g e
since o p e n in g o u r nqw sto re . W e ta k e
th is o p p o r tu n ity to th a n k a ll o u r old a n d new
f r ie n d s fo r th e ir lo y a lty , a n d w e pro m ise
Stamped Goods
QQ
F a irw a y M a rk e t
« S a,,a
D epartm ent
store More more
Deonle
are cw
viee-presidents;
Alf Bergen
O. Johnson,
in Hulsb<»'O.
values
hler; and W. V
and C
p " evrx and an op“ m w ie€Ung ja c k - j r ■ asaiatant caahiprs
4
J.«7Vz
$1.39
Swagger Suits
iS '
Union Suits
lb.
17c
50c
FR EE D E L IV E R Y — P H O N E 3251
Prices E ffective F rid a y, S a tu rd a y and M onday, July 6, 7 and 9
Hillsboro, Oregon