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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1939)
Thur 'la'-. •T»1'’ 1 II I LLSB O R O Paga Six loo \Vhoo:init Policeman Case Continued IHmph'N utilitv b hind in 1Lmn coi PrvMidrn1 R Kies, liiat if it p nuuti aht> act uu « :n \\ ui Will HL kes up duties difficult to take ui appeal is re Am» i t i « ut Kan .lddlt.OII.lt J <1 Over 0 30,000 total mu over $30.000 were filed in circuit court this week Thr first filed by Sarah Stansell guardian ad litem for Jrsse Stansell again.«* Henry VanHandrl asks $20 000 ¿< ’ oral damages and $119 spe< d dam- All Un I hi app imu into th minor plaintiff in a motorcycle truck crash in Cornelius on June 29 The complaint charges Vanii.indi hi HI APAR I Ml N I and is responsible for a br* ken na-c concussion of the brain and other serious injuries to vital parts suf- fcred by the motorcycle w struck by the truck Stansell, w h on the Tualatin highw.i w is al legcdlv hit when he attempted to turn left onto an intersecting road VanHandel was traveling cast .m the highway The second suit, filed by Wilmer Stanton Bennett, seeks SlO.tMH’ gen eral damages and $489 50 special damages for injuries allegedly suf fered when he was struck on the Tualatin highway the night of De cember 31 1938. by a car being driven by Bennett The complaint says he sustained a compound fracture of his left leg and numer ous body bruises Colvin was standing alongside the highway waving a red flare to warn motorists of a wreck ahead when he was struck down by Ben nett's car. according to the com plaint. which also charges negli gence on Bennett s part Th'’ wreck, which occurrred just cast of the Forest Grove city limits had plung ed an automobile in the ditch and salvage operations were obstructing the highway Colvin was stationed with his flare about a quarter-mile from the salvage scene ASI 11 IC regoli sees i i> tnreat tint well d Sw jtison. .7 Don Bate! bor latehe¡ar Don; Don Batchel. Mrs Harvey B and in h.gh pom . d M Pon in F new men added to take place of were transferr safety department new duties T Federal Pune.in thi Mil « \l Batchclar ha: ise in the n s killed in traffic indication of the obtained by With Oregon Beauty Mr FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS guests ming without a partner or an Mrs R penenced swimmer watching from San Fi the bank 'Even the most exper cnced swimmers are subject to P Cox stomach or leg cramps » Virgini 3 Never go beyond the dept!’, at the R W C x of your shoulders if you are a non- swimmcr. 4 Cool off by degrees Never wan and d ve into the water for the first w ill retu w ithout becoming adjusted Um. 5 Allow sufficient time ' r par tial dig< stion f solid f gnm? mto the water < Approxi mately 1’» hours after eating > "To rescue a drowning person, use the following methods in the order given 1. Throw a rope or push a boara or stick to the person it the dis tance is convenient 2. Rescue in a boat if one is available 3 Swim to the drowning per son and tow to shore 'Do not use this method unless you are famil iar with the proper lifesaving ap proaches and carmes i. “The swimming hole at Camp Ireland is being developed as rapid ly as possible. Wharves on either side of the creek are being built this coming week A diving board will also be installed soon. Persons using the pool. Scouts and others are expected to observe the above rules Scouts disobeying gnv of these rules will be asked to J— ■ their turn over their • badges respective Scoutmasters John Blair Rites Held Wednesday Funeral services for John Blair. 49 of Scholls were held Wednesday afternoon at Donelson and Sewell chapel in Hillsboro with interment at Fir Lawn cemetery He died of a heart attack July 6 at his home. He was a member of the Mas mic lodge at Shelton. Wash, and Tuality lodge was in charge of service: here. Surviving him are his sisters Mrs Maude Stevens of Chicago Ill ; Mrs Mae Zack Of S' I. M' . Mrs A. D. Watkins of Ferguson. ! M and a brother. Thomas Blair Leadwood. Mo. Increased Traffic Brings Changes Increased travel through Forest Grove as the result of the new Wolf creek highway brought changes in traffic regulations in an ordinance passed Monday night First street south was designated as a through thoroughfare from Main to Seventh Two-hour park ing was ordered for the following: Pacific avenue Second to A; First avenue North, from A to College wav; Main from First North to First South; Council Street from Pacific to First South The limit will be effective fron. 9 a. m to 7 p. m. Week’s Weather Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday <LEAR SKIES Max. Mm Prec .05 53 68 00 54 70 00 40 78 .00 45 85 .00 48 85 .00 52 84 55 79 .00 No business firm should send out h letter without its being on a printed letterhead and in a printed envelope. It lends dignity to the business and gives it good adver- tf using. arid :ui Follows Prowl fflonroe iCriselï1 Mgr, A OHrtteuW« (MRYtHIHC P orti aho PER PAC KAGE nipruv hosts made Mt H-od pronounced l ie firs travels Thi ter tha Hospital home He Wednesday Mrs Bert for medical B M Jan injured kne into his Edwin Bu Hillsboi Harry Co brought in care. Born, to Simante! f 7. a girl. Born, to Mr and Mr baumcr. route Kitchen Queen, 19 lb. bar $125 Orbis, hai 'I w hi t 9-lb. bar $1.19 PICGLY WIGCI • - S ____ * ' TISSUE ",..... 6 rolls 25c cheek. Sunday Edgar Reh* a bad splint) night from his fing< Mr- J K Marr of Cor- admitted Sunday nigh went a major operatic Former Resident Visitor- Gerald Bath, former r Hillsboro and son ' D Hillsboro editor dent more than 30 ye in Hillsboro Wedn'> friends He was acc> his wife. They were in < attend a family reunion ; lis. where his father celel 89th birthday anniversary ( lub Has Wiener R< ast— Schefflin 4-H Agricult members held 'heir annual '. roast in the W A Sahnow Monday night, with their parent: and Palmer Torvend. assistin' county agent, as guest- Gam' were played and interesting stories wer< told by the fireside Re freshmen were served by the club leaders Attends Conference— Mr. and Mr Geori' W Todd "f Helena. Mont, have b on v. :tnu since Friday Mr Todd brother Charles Todd, and family They were here for the conference of the Masonic Home Exeeutiv a. - sociation I H < lubs Meet— The boys' 4-H club of Camp Cooking met Wedp<. day at th< home of their P ad< r. Mrs. Paul Cooking II Patterson The Girl class met Monday and gave demon- strations of angel cake and salad If vou have no moro use for it Potato Chips Ripe Olives PORK & BEANS 3 DUNDEE No. 2G tin. 13c Marshmallows i.ib.PkK. 10c BAKED BEANS 2 for 29c ( 1-lb. 55c ) 2* • pkg. Prices lor I-riday and Saturday Only RED RIPE I’eund TOMATOES CELERY stalk NEW SPUDS 10 LARGE SIZE ORANGES APRICO I S lbs. 5c 9c 15c 10c TISSUE SCOT ó TISSUE "Jld,,r' TOWELS tin Ph I COFFEE (2-lb. I lb tin rolls rolls roll'. 20c 15c 19c 25c 1.49 15c SÜÛO SPRECKI.ES HILI .BORO FREE DELIVERY (100-lb. sack $4.79) Brand PEANUT ,u Fancy NIEWÀY mew mewmafi 1 A Home Store Owned and Operated by Home Folks S. Second Ave., Hillsboro FREE DELIVERY Phone 771 Wc Riserve tin Hi,; it to Limit Quantities 22c 44c $2.39 29c J’lu. aunurv ED’S Master Market 3 LARD 25c 13c 10c 1*01111(1 RING BIILOGX X Wheaties 15c MILK F PEACHES Shop nt HILLSI»() I it) MEA I ( (»MI'A.xA for tasty meals that are roiisi.trnl ly higher in quality and reasonable in to I. < hir years of experience in han tiling meals in Hillsboro is your guarani re of lop quality, wide selection ami expert service. In addition, our meats are subject to strict government in pccti'fn. Trade here ami be tire. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS BACON. FLOUR FISHERS Hillsboro Case, 2 1 tin Quart 1 ¿-gallon Qt. or 1 ¿-gal. case Schmidt’s, quart GARDEN FRESH VEGETABLES FISHERS 19 lb sack W< do all typ' WGRK S| . ■ milizm 1 m HAIR IH RING ami HMINb 29c 29c $2.25 12-oz. tin- 15c ‘r BEER 3 19c 15c APRICO I S NOODLES Town Club Lager PICKLES D'^ Red Dot. Lil Economy. EL Special prices on FRUITS and VEGLI ABLES for Friday anti 10' Yamhill. No. 1 tin 24c AT REAL I Hot Weather Food Specials 15c size pkg. Nr w man's 1 inrst. 1 The fim »t in Kllbburo CORN SOUP .1--- .- :--- —-------- * $1.09 1 t in. i Priées Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, July 14. 15 and 17 Mr B Hui: weight 13 pounds Smith Hospital— Ronnie Bretthaue 3rd Harvest Maid, 114 I li I II COFFEE FLOUR abl 137 N 2 GRAPH RUI 1 t’U’S At Jones Hospital— Vernon Gr - of admitted Sunday f a hip injury receive |»kg. juici: 25c 25c H Pcauty Shop Ost- S alt 1 am ( itv Corned Beef SPAM JELLO SWANSDOWN lit »KMH DELLA’S f" DAIRYMAN' \\ il mi- I et Iif other GOLDEN WEST SEPRRRTOR5>nilLKER5 IÏ1ILK COOLERS 5TRR BRRR EQUIPmERT LOWEST PRICES QUALITY FOODS or KIX Package IOC BISKH MIX PINEAPPLE USHER'S 2', lb. pkg. < i ushed. 27c 11c FAIRPLAY GRAPEFRUIT CORN FLAKES DOG FOOD (i TRIXIE. 4 Times Daily So/ No. 1 tin SALAD io.. 48c .... lor Quart PORK LINKS Fresh daily. Lb. 15 Pork Roast Meaty, Kr pkg ,»Vz 25c 19c ICE ( REAM Peler Pan. 8'h Sea onirig. Lb. 25c Telephone 4141 Lb. 13c WIENERS, BOLOGNA, LIVER SAUSAGE, HEAD CHEESE MINCED HAM. (’hohe. Lb. LARD 3 lbs. .Old Sweet SPARE RIBS Lb. PICNICS Lb. HALIBUT l.b 25e Halt <r Whole | f*/' Small Sides I I, * 14 18,: 13< li hiduy All < t ult i < nt LING COD Lb. BACON 2 LIVER. Voting, render. Lb. KIPPERED SALMON. Lb. 10 18e FRESH SALMON Lb. ( H illsboro meat C o . CAT Tlli Msr • PiY ruf iftsr F»« ttLIVEDV ra
