P a g e S ix
11 I L L S II O R Q
A u to D riv er
S afety Pledges
A vailable H e re
P r in te d C repe S chool S eeking
Evening Gown
A g G U g ,
U I L L S II O R (1 ,
C o u n ty F u n d s
Liood C o n d itio n
‘’ UI«Wn VV Orkt
Seek Protection
M ercury Climbs to
Sum m er Levels
Form er Bilker H ere
Purchases Business
S P E C IA L
D e l uxe L arge 6 C u b ic F oot
O u tstand ing
V alues
E le c tric Refrigerator
W ith an OK That Counts
iHAM
iBACON
I SALMON
1936 Ford De-Luxe T udor Sdn. S5!I5
1935 Willys DcLuxe Sedan
495
1933 C hevrolet Sedan, 6 w. v.
425
1032 C hevrolet Sedan
345
1932 F ord D eL uxc Sedan
325
1932 F ord D cLuxe T udor
295
1931 C hevrolet Sedan
295
1931 P ontiac 6 DcL. Sedan
295
1931 C hevrolet Coach
275
1930 C h ev ro let Sedan
J95
1930 Essex Coach
50
1929 C h e v ro le t Sedan
175
1929 E rsk in e DcL. Sedan
125
1928 O ldsm obile Coach
145
T ru c k
By the
Piece
iC O ö
ík .
Plenty
Lean
H a lf o r W h o le
F re s h C h in o o l
Just from the Bay
By the Piece
lb. 27c
lii. I7‘/2 c
lb. 10c
SPARE RIBS F"#hc-*
SHORTENING
BOILING BEEF
PURE LARD
25c
Ib. I7V2C
3
.1,
G o v e rn m e n t
In s p e c te d
S p a il
33c
14 If..
10. MV
63c
Cash
Prizes
I ho .v o tin g e o t ip lo w h o
w i l l ln> m a r rie d S a tu r-
ila y n ig h t. S e p te m b e r I.
• I I
th e
W a s h in g to n
( o m it y l-’it ir , w i l l I,,- in
i 1 i I Isl )()!’( >
PUH
S a tu rd a y N ight
August
IN S U L S
o u r fm ,<ls, w h ic h we i n
vest in fir s t m o rtg a g e s , are
now - f u r t h e r p ro te c te d by
F ed era l In s u ra n c e a g a in s t
loss u p to $5,000. R e s u lt:
S a fe ty , p lu s In c o m e .
F o r th e Re»t D e s c rip
tiv e L e tte rs o f t h i s
C o u p le , in c lu d in g t h e ir
In ig h t, w e ig h t, age, I lie
c o lo r o f t h e ir eyes a n d
h a ir, t h e ir ,- lot h in g a m l
<>t h e r in fo r m a tio n , t he
W a s h in g to n C o u n t y
F a ir W i l l P a y tl,,. |
lo w in g C ash P riz e s :
.!</. for iHwklrt
w-Hrpr you
s i t THIS :
[M(LIM
YOU#
SAVINOS
ap : sah
$
.Member I < tl< r.il Home
l.oan Bank
I II
i? 7
I
S 3
S airsm an Wins
W illard G erber, auto -ah man for
sin.,
T ualatin Valley
Federal Savings
& Loan Assn.
Oarage, Beaverton, was win
n er >>i lb,- P ortland /on,- C hevrolet
d ia le rs "iJrosiaip C am paign." m
w inch In- will receive a w ardrobe
com plete from shoes to hat a . a r e
w ard for exceeding Ins quota of auto
sd -
II ha., l a i n ...d, ..loan f,a II.
B eaverton agency since March. 1936.
7
T h e y w ill \ is it a ll s to ic s
p m t ic ip a t in g in th e d is
II'ih n tio n o f
m e n ban
d is c g if t tic k e ts . T h e y
w ill he g u e sts o f t It e
\ ''tn tia n I heat re . T hey
w ill w e iir m asks a cro ss
I he e y rs to e o n <• e a I
th e n id e n tity .
now
.rotee ted
lo r He I I d ' t Í C l
<>r the S econd
for I la • T h ird
J u d g in g
o ffic ia l
a re
I I a ng e I ‘ h e l| •s. M rs. K.
(
Me lx ililie v a n d F ra n -
ci.- S tu rg is .
J M PERSON, Mgr.
S j'. in f X Loan Hide.
ilili' Inn i,
O rcgon
S ubscribe for the Argus.
E X T R A S A V IN G S
book yet
I
do
a, ?xl l \ \
BORANO—
2
' tld
d irty
-’ll M u h
27c
BORAX
-lb.
Pkg.
BORAX
L arge
l‘kg.
27c
3
SOAI* ( llll'S
23c
SI NHRI IL
for
< IIOKK G IRL
Pot C leaners.
13c
Each
2 u,s.
It, .n-,in ( ri-am
< HOI OLATES.
rouiiii
""
9c
30c
TOM ATO
C -H -B .
22 1 2 -oz. tin
29c
B O T IL E
Pkg.
1,1
9
pkgs.
POST B R A N
13c
C ALO
DOG
tins
l i i 11 ( ' offre m TEA
SCNRISL ( III I I I
(S aturday Only)
VEAL RO A ST
G ro u n d Beef
2
xSi IO R T E N IN G
4
IJ S ic
35e
25c
Lb.
3 lbs.
59c
I I M i l ID LAI
O range Pekoe
J'-'-OZ. pkg.
18c
7-oz. pkg.
GREEN
3 'j-n * . pkg.
13c
to w n
3
FLAK ES
CASE
21 tins
22c
LI i i i (
73c
TEA
18c
33c
15c
< U B BEER
29c
s2 ’s
12-oz. lins
MINE
Tiffany E oitifh
FOOD
I'l
Me R eserve Ihe R ight tn L im it (p em tities
ED ’S M ASTER M A R K ET
14c
25c
25c
n il . , »
-I", e
10c
10c
Pkg.
25c
17c
( APS
Il NKI I
POST TO ASTIES
29c
10c
24c
22c
I>kgs.
CHEESE
M ild .
Pound
29c
( REAM POM D I It
Ja c k Frost
pngs.
SH O R T E N IN
N G
25c
25e
Pau
EX I R A, I
O pkgs.
J U IC E
.S n o w d rift.
3 -lb . tin
IIIIR
Fl ench >.
3-oz.
Hires.
3-01.
1 .5 9
1.19
I.
G olden Poppy
(»RANGE .111(4
15-oz. ta ll tin.
2 for
POTAT,» CHIPS
15c size.
Each
R IPE OLIVES
T all tins
for
MUSTARD SAUCE
11
M ortang.
Q u art ja r
2
R oot
1 .6 9
Del Monto
P IN E A P P L E J U K E
20- oz . tin
S IP * _
f»r
II & D G R A I'F I R l | | .11 K l
2
ftA
I' r-*- he><l
Piggly Wiggly
19-lb.
uk
W IN DM tLI
H ard w heat.
19-lb. ’ ick
PF EH ESS
19-lb. tic k
N 15 ( . C 'K A C K K K a S
S now flakes or G raham s
10c
K I I REAM
C, .1 off w ill. Pelei
Ice ( ’ream
Q uart
FLOUR
CLEA NSER
3c •ans
2
I,in d y
N o. 3 0 3
T in s
BUTTER
>2 lb. limit »
PEAS
I'DW DFR
2
14c
11c
I liit c h .
1-lb.
hand
tins
PEANUT
1 1 nod y ’s.
Pound
L u x u r y . A lw a j s fre s h .
T ilin s lic e d .
1 1 g -lb . lo a f
29c
I-
reen S ta m p s m ean to
h a ve n I s ta rte d v o u r
BREAD
S A L A D D R E S S IN G
D in m -r Re
(P t. 19 c)
Quart
T h a t is w
e v c ry h o d
S ta m i» , p le a
Jus!
'N o C ereal)
B a r g a in s ( i.iln n -
in
Sw eet Slm piir (Ipi'iis
III m ieti s Sw eet Shoppe had
Mi
Mrs. M cG rath llo strss
M is G eorg,■ M cG rath e n tertain ed
W ednesday aft, noon w ith a b irth
day party for tier g randdaughtci
Amu Pm rlingham. w ho was thro,
Gli, sts w in - S andra Deck. Mary
Carol Daia .„n, V irginia P atterson
a id B arbara F aber Mesdima Ada
l itt,is'>n. Il VV I*ah, r. Koi noth
Davison ami H II B u rh n g h an i w e i,
also present.
C ounty Officials
View Pasture Test
■ ■■■&Sia9IRBnaBlliaa3IIR||IBII2!IIBaE!IC»aBM:a3BBa??l
* 2 0
Itu n i ( lesrd
T hrough |>roeliunation liv Govt rn-
>>i M artin. Ilie I'ittaiiiook h u m area
was e lo s i,| io public eiitrv for the
d u ratio n ol Ihe fire
. ,,,n , xcept
by p iru in obtained from the forest
■erviee T he burn enver- a large
■ eel ion m Clalsop. W ashington and
rdlam ook I'ouuties
Raid on Cars Aids
A rrest of City T rio
First Cars M ake
Short Cut Journey
Say you saw It In the Arifii.**
"Safety " program a ; I» a,g eon
ducted m M ultnom ah eouuty and th
w ork w ith tin* children in tin re
g a n l w i re Hi- riis.., ,|
( h e W a lim e,
ton C ounty Pomona Gram:*' meet
me at B eaverton Wednesday l»v P
R, xlor.l of the Mul tnntnuh coun
ty sh e riff’s (»flue
s ta le M aster Ray G ill of Poll
land talked on tin grange leg islatin '
program in W ashington. D C and
Mrs G W 'rim . el, ol M ilwaukie
slate lectu rer had as Ini -nhieel
•" "lersh ip
Mr Coin n of Aloha
talked ahoni spotted fi le r In k s
’I'he eighteenth birthday of Mi s
Flora l.eedy w hose late husband
was the slate g range m.i-tci w.e
e, I, hra led Io tali graugi i - who
u»'I(* pi'csciit for tin* r i i i t t w r
Mi s E dylhe Ti . ler W ealhei i ed
stale chaplain was id o pres,'id
m arked Fred J Sew ell
VV .e long,on county com pleted the
coroner, tin week as he
sbuffi 'd letters w riten from
irious "I.st Six m onths of the l i a r with
*111.091169
on hand and total col
places by persons seeking
..... „ loved l i e l i o n s during
the period of $7n:>.
out s counted am ong the m issing
I'he y ear began w ith $109
All the letters a re hopeful, and all lilli'i
g n e descriptions w hich m ight tally >46 38 balance on hand
V arious funds show b alan c e, as
with thi' skeleton found recently m
at the end of the period
a canyon on B arnes road n ear the t follows
„111,tv road. $| .664 >gp comity gen
M ultnom ah county line The bones >t,il $9 >49 13. eoiiutx schools $|.>
still r, si in a suit ea-e in Sew ell's
ikiiia. district high schools. $ ld iil|
I - -e Sion aw aiting identification
1‘lie most recent le tte r w as from >>. im am high school.s. $42,112 77
M - Finina M ( h um of Spring!i< 1,1. n o t , -Ingh school. $32.124 08
> Since the tre a su re r s report $24
w ho is seeking a husband who drop
ped from sight in 19.11 S he has a I . ' > f I o i l ! slate auto lieei.se fmid . lias
family she w ro te to S h eriff Jo h n hern received, enabling the Ire.ism
cal1 ru‘“ 1 w arran ts to May 6
Connell
Hours of w ork have been e x p e n d
Tax • olleetions for the six m onths
ed by tin* state police m checking
eh w s but as yet nothing has been am ounted to $663.322 61
found m ore prom ising than the id e n
tification of the w atch as a posses
sion of a man nam ed C harles Tillot-
sou H ie w atch w as a gold e.ise. opi'u
face H am pden. i t paired several
tunes in P o rtlan d for T illot-on
T asting th e sw erls o f fl ‘ridili
When found, the w atch still was m
an excellent state of repair. Sew ell a tte r years of eonfinem ent. Polly
pel parrot In longing io Mrs Eva
says.
Donohlie, is on tour, and a fte r two
w eeks III unknow n places has taken
h er abode in a tall tree at the Sens
fain , m a r l.eisyville
I he p arro t < scaped tw o w eeks
aog w hen it becam e frightened a . it
A R. B radley, up -ratur of a b a k rode the boulder of C I O akes
ery in H illsboro 18 y i ,ii s ago. this about the O akes y a rd Flying mlo
w iik announced purchase of the a tree, refused attentions of the
Home Bakery on Second avi line, family ami finally disappeared Al
am i has taken over till* e sta b lish though it comes down from its high
ment W hen h e re before*, his shop 1»n h to eal. it still refuses to I.... .
was on Mam street
the enticem ents offered by its inis-
Since le a \m g H illsboro lie has tii .-s. tin, i, w ill call h er nam e
An attem p t is to l,e m ade Mrs
operated shops in various places u p
and dow n th e coast, but believes D onohue said, to lure it m t,, „ trap
that the T ualatin v a lle y '¡s the bi s,
location He has had .it) years' e x
I’urse Stolen
perience ill his w ork At present he
la -; of $44 in currency and a
has a pie shop in P ortland, but plans cheek for $4 60 was rep o rted W ed
to reside 111 Hillsboro
w .1
Mrs. Bradb-y and Ins tw o son., nesday m orning b y Mr
will be associated w ith bun in the Stans,>|| of H illsboro to the s h e r
i nli rprisc. w hich will he a retail if fs office S he declared 'h e laid
bakery and w ill w holesale sp ecial the purse on the co u n ter in Hush'
M arket and forgot it w hen she
ties.
left.
P resent plans call for the rem odel-
in of the display window and the
Held to (.ra n d Ju ry
opening of the back shop to public
view from the front The shop w ill
R ichard Reed W ednesday a fte r
b-‘ nam ed B a rb a ra Je a n Bakvrv, noon was bound o v e r to the grand
a fte r Ins daughter.
jury by Ju stice A W Haven Reed
is charged w ith taken th itutonni-
bdt* of Hoy Mason af B eaverton.
w ithout perm ission
I'he m achine
was taken at Aloha according to
d eputy sheriffs
Polly, Pet Parrot,
Likes I ler lreed o m
T h irte e n -y e a r-o td A lbert E m an
uel of New York C ity, c la im a n t
to the title of A m erica's youngest
tlycr, ns show n above in front of
his ship, a single-m otored Ryan
m onoplane, as he a rriv e d a t
M iami in th e F lorida A ir T our,
d u rin g the celebration of A via
tion Day in th a t city.
.1 Micce- .ful opi hint! S.ituiriuy
cotrim tu th'i i' hi charge Sovi rat
huiirii » it all« iiricri
Beaverton Grange
i lost to Pom ona
...
■ih.,: I
VV. H K ehrli. president of th e O re
gon I o u ltrv mid Pei Stock assoc,a-
tion. will be th e official nidge of
pou ltry exh ib its at the W ashington
county fair, announces L. E F ra n
cis. assistant county agent.
K ehrli has been a b reed er of
Rhode Island Red pou ltry for m any
years and has been a reg u lar e x the S ev en th Day A dventist cam p
h ib ito r at th e O regon state fair and m eeting east of P ortland
D C Brow n of P rin ev ille a r
Pacific In tern atio n al as well as sev
eral o th er fairs outside of the state rived T hursday to visit his sister
Mrs
Bert D oughty, w ho is q u ite
He w ill ju d g e both th e 4-H and
open class exh ib its of chickens, ill at her hom e d u e to in ju ries r e
ducks and tu rk ey s C o n siderable in ceived in an au to accident in M ix
terest is being show n at th e p o u l New Homes P lanned
F ran k Gloss has sold tw o ten-
try show this y e a r by both club
m em bers and open class exhibitors, acre tracts, and both parties are
of the Oregon S t a t e M u t e r . . » e c i a -
rep o rts Francis, and it is anticip ated going to build m odern homes soon
tion.
th at this y ear s fair will have one of
Fritz G endhart is able to be
The support of every ow ner reg
th e best pou ltry show s ev er held in hom e from th e hospital, but is
istering his car with the secretary
«( ««ntinurd fro m page ! i
still u n d er the d o cto r's care.
of state will be requested. Through m ade and an agreem ent reached, th e countv.
Asa G riffitts of P o rtlan d spent
th e co-opcration of Jam es H Cassell, we are read y to resum e o p era
the w eek-end w ith h i s m other.
president of the O regon A utom obile tions."
Mrs a R eusser Sr. and presented
Dealers, purchasers of new or used
The m ill w as closed w hen picke...
her w ith a new refrig erato r.
cars will be given a chance to take from
G
lenw
ood
local
of
th
e
A.
F
th e pledge of safe driving.
G ertru d e G u l b r a n d s o n
and
of L. placed p ick ets aro u n d th e
d a u g h ter B etty picnicked w i t n
mill. Since th at time. Sm ith allege.-,
Follow ing on th e heels of cool
th e G lenw ood local has affiliated w eath er th ro u g h o u t th e early su m friends at A u ro ra p ark Sunday-
Wes Bany spent th e w eek-end at
w ith th e C I. O.. w hile th e Stim - mer. Old So! tu rn ed on th e beat
hom e from his w ork at T im ber
son em ployes joined th e A. F
d u rin g th e w eek and d ro v e th e m e r
Mr. and Mrs Bill S a n a of Y aki
L. organization and form ed t h e cury to th e 90 m ark on th ree su c
it' n lln u r d fro m paffe t »
VV ash . \ i si ted Mrs S a r r a ';
Gaston
intim ated l ,, cessive days, w ith the coolest re ma
(C ontinued fro m page ] 1
s
a l e m i h local
» . u Sm ith
d
•d d,
sister Mrs Theo K aupplia. over C ornelius
Salem
th
at
th
re
a
ts
had
been
made
soon as it w as open, an inspection isa*ym 11131 thrcai
corded T uesday w hen th e tem p er the w eek-end
num ber.
trip w ill be m ade later.
against m em bers >i th e Gaston a tu re d ropped to 81
Port Ian
ed iate
M att B lom quist accom panied his
The first cars over, included L. G. organization should an atte m p t be
H overing above, or n ear th e 50- son-in-law and daughter. Mr and a rrests ai d F agh
have
m
ade
to
open
the
mill.
A pperson. city engin eer of Portland,
d eg ree m ark, th e m inim um tem p er Mrs L aw rence Davis of G arden im plicati a
t h re<
F our
engineer in charge of construction,
S m ith denounced the recen t F ed a tu re registered from 46 a w eek ago Home, to B aker to visit his son pounds e
butte is a l
and W. A. G ilbert, su p erin ten d en t of eration of W oodw orkers' conven to 60 degrees S unday night T h u n d er Jan fried . from S atu rd ay u n t i l b ged to h
i ri d i i , t i n
construction for the WPA.
F agie
tion in Tacom a for affiliatin g w ith show ers again visited th e valley Tuesday.
>rr
On the retu rn trip eastw ard, the the C. I. O and b ran d ed the John Tuesday, b rin g in g cooler w eath er
Jo e R iggert is cham pion ch errv
Search '
WPA p arty w as accom panied by Lewis organization as ‘‘co m m u n is Som e rain w as recorded in p arts of Picker, h aving picked 555 pound.; land revc icsday of a room in P o r t
ed u n iu n i-ru b le articli-s
Ju d g e H. H. R osenberg and com tic.” He charged th a t only 16.000 th e county.
in one day for A. R eusser Sr.
of clothm , t .mi,T:i.-. flashlights sm l-
m issioners E. G. A nderson and E. H. w oodw orkers out of t h e 100.000
T em p eratu res follow:
eases, cas,
Lindsey. Tillam ook county, and J. m em bers m ade th e decision.
D ate
Max
flashlights and o th e r nirrchandi.se.
Min.
Begin P avem ent
H. Scott, resident engineer of th e
J
u
ly
20
84
all beli,
A ccording to a statem en t issued
46
to have bi a n stolen from
stale highw ay commission.
P rep aratio n s for paving on East automi ab
Julx-
86
follow ing th e conference, th e G as
49
in th,.; county and else-
H illsboro and Tillam ook. 101 m iles ton organization w as referred
Main street, authorized by an o rd i w here,
Ju
ly
86
50
to
ap art now , w ill be 57 m iles from
nance
passed
J
u
ly
20
at
a
council
Ju ly
90
each o th e r w hen the highw ay is C harles H. G ram , state lab o r com
m eeting, is un d erw ay this w eek. i i i h t B.n I a m il
July
90
vas a brow n
opened to traffic D istance betw een m issioner. w ho is to serv e in an
G rade s ta k is a re being set by Getn gi
July-
90
60
advisory
capacity
for
tile
executive.
toilet
se answ ering
P o rtlan d and Tillam ook Will be cut
McGee, city engm ecr. am i a crew zipper lea
J
u
ly
26
89
53
the
deser:
ptii.n
stolen from
Sm ith pointed out th a t since the
31 miles.
is startin g excavation to brin g the
Ju ly
81
50
the
B
E.
Mali
ig
ear
in H illsboro
w oodw orkers jo in ed th e C. I. O
street to grade.
Som e i >f tin- articles
two montl
the carp en ters have refused t o
D iseases R eported
tak en from
Hixlr ck c ar also
han d le lu m b er produced in Taco
Divorces Granted
to ha. e been re-
w ere bcliei
ma m ills operated by C. I. O. m em
S carlet fev er on th e east side of
T
aylor-
L
enora
from
C
laude
• covered.
bers. and declared th at th e men th e county- is engaging th e attention
' In th car allegedly ow ned by E n
feared a sim ilar situ atio n if th e of th e W ashington countv health tic. C u rrin g ,o n —S tan ley N. from M
gle. w ere tools, th e officers said
(C ontinued fro m page I )
Gaston group affiliated w ith the dep artm en t. D r D. C. M cDonald re
T ew s—W. F. from Lena.
I w hich could be used for rem oving
being free of this type of cover, thus Lewis union.
ported this w eek. Two recen t cases
sj>ot
lights, head lam ps and other
reducing the fire hazard.
Sm all labor disputes have d e of th e disease at B eaverton a re u n
D ivorce S uits Filed
accessories, as well
tools for o pen
Clatsop county, it is pointed out. veloped from tim e to tim e outside d e r q u aran tin e, both in houses n ear
ing c ar window... z\ tool for cutting
Nelson—Jamea against Edna E
m ust seek some m ethod of p roduc th e Stim son organization since ,\yo c-ach other.
W alker—Vcva against Leon.
bolts w as included. Irelan d said
ing m ore income to m eet a th ree y ears ago w hen co u n ty d ep u ty
m illion dollar bonded debt. Removal sh eriffs and sta te police finally
of the tim ber has placed th e tax drove a horde of p ickets from the
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burden on the cities and low land valley road and re-opened th e mill.
Elw in R ein k e of M aplewood is
farms.
All of th is tim e th e em ployes of h elp in g w ith th e farm w ork on the
Should the experim ent in p roduc
ing range lands be successful, the th e m ill have rem ained non-union A R eusser Sr. ranch.
Mrs. Wes B any and Mrs. W ilbur
county can develop a source of rev until this sp rin g w hen an in d i
enue. reduce the fire hazard, and vidual union w as setup w h i c h C ro ck er accom panied Mrs. S. P.
prevent erosion in th e m ountains, handled lab o r m atters until the T ay lo r of Scholls to Salem M on
G lenw ood local forced organization. day. w h ere they visited D ick T ay
the Clatsop court hopes.
lor. w ho w as fo rm erly of H ills
boro.
Marriage Licenses
M o th P r o o fin g F ra n c h is e
G eorge B arron, w ho is w ith th e
Eugene F. Davidson and R hodclla
A w a rd e d H om e L au nd ry-
West V irginia at B rem erto n navy
C. Pearson. P o rtlan d .
Home L aundry has been aw arded
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yard, visited his parents. Mr. and
F rancis W att and H elen Mrs. H enry B arron, over th e w eek
the M onite franchise for this com-
Melvin Franrn
m unity. M onite is a new ly discover- ' atricia G eelan.
end.
S tanley M Shockley. P ortland,
ed m oth-proofing process, offered
J. R ohrback and d a u g h ter Ju n e
upon a six m onths' gu arantee back and Jan et Reid. M anzanita.
sp en t sev eral days of last w eek at
ed by one of the largest insurance
com panies in North America
O u ts ta n d in g v a lu e s in q u a lity , s e le c tio n . < i o n o m y
The reason it can be so definitely-
a n d s e rv ic e a re y o u rs w h e n y o u sh o p a t th e H i ll s
guaranteed by the cleaner w ho uses
it. is the fact that M onite is added
b o r o M e a t Co.
to the cleaning fluids at th e tim e of
cleaning, and penetrates every fiber
F r id a y a n d S a tu rd a y S p e c ia ls
of the fabric. It w ill keep m oths
off treated woolens for six months.
H azeldale
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Brings M any H opes
W hen th e pupils moved out of the
IX'erliek school district w ithout
w arning last spring, leaving the
teach er tw iddling h er thum bs, w ith
u ith a contract and nothing to do,
p ro p erty ow ners in the d istrict set
th eir faces tow ard some sort of
change
This week O B Kraus, county
school su p erin ten d en t, announced a
ting o f th< bo idary board A ug -
ust 9 to consider a consolidation of
th e lieerh ek w ith the Scoggins d is
trict. Each district w ill vote in se p a r
ate schools, and both districts must
ap p ro v e th e consolidation. K raus
said
Because the school board moved
aw ay w ith the pupils o f the P eerh ck
school. K raus w ¡11 act ¿is the election
board.
If created, th e new district w ill be
know n as th e Scoggins district, w ith
m ore th an double the valuation. So
ta r as is know n. K raus said this
week this is the first attem p t at
consolidation of school d istricts in
W ashington county
K eh rli J u d g e
Fair P o u ltry /
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Finding Skeleton
r l a ™ S Y p jin ire s t
C o n solidation
O regon m otorists safety pledges
now are available in Hillsboro
through a supply received this week
by the H illsboro A rgus M otorists
desiring to carry the pledges a ttach
ed to th eir w indshields or re a r w in
dows, may obtain the sam e by p e r
sonal application.
"I will drive carefully at all times,
keeping hands on wheel, eyes on
road, m ind on driving I will learn,
respect and obey the safety rules "
All May Help
Striving to stem the flux of tr a f
fic disaster scourging Oregon, thus
w ill every m otorist in the state be
given an opportunity to ally h im
self w ith O regon's crusade against
death.
The m otorist's W hite Cross S afe
ty Pledge" bearing th e sig n atu re of
th e c a r s operator, is contained on
a sm all red. w hite and blue stick er
to be attached in the low er rig h t
hand corner of the w indshield It
w ill signify the d riv er's sincere in
tention to drive safely.
T he pledge is sponsored by the
Oregon State Motor association and
o th er safety leaders as a p art of the
traffic safety program of education,
engineering and enforcem ent
M otorists w ill be asked to sign
th e pledge only w ith the u n d e r
standing that they w ill accept, as th e
pledge outlines, th eir clear-cut duty
to conserve life and p revent su ffer
ing and injury w ith every m eans in
th eir power, the safety leaders aver
T hree out of five fatal vehicular
accidents are caused by some n egli
Its d es'g n o u tlin ed in m y riad
gence of the man behind the u heel,
sequins, th is ev en in g gow n of
th e m otor association points out To
m otorists desiring to lend th eir su p p rin te d crep e, w orn by screen
port in the battle against this n eed s ta r B ette D avis, is one of th e
less toll, the ledge w ill be available m ost glam orous fe a tu re s for th e
throughout the state at offices of season. T h e b rassiere bodice is
th e m otor club. H ere it can be o b
cf black crepe.
tained at the office of this new s
paper, the C ham ber of Commerce.
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