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Page Six Amendment to Social Security Act Repeals Tax Exemption For Employes 65 and Over Americanization Dies in Portkind » Her 'me comment from Jim Wells. Hillsboro merchant highlighting his and Mrs Wells « a .4 1 Courthouse n in; citizenship papers ar«' being held from 7 30 to 9 30 p ' m each Monday in the county courtroom i announcisi this w«-k by heart »f adult isiucation m cla-ses in Washing- Lhe Social Security act. as now being applied in con formity with amendments made effective on January 1 of this year, repeals the former tax-exemption of ent ployes who have attained the age of 65 years, according t<> a bulletin received here this week from J. W. Maloney, collector of internal revenue at Portland. As a result of this provi; sion. employers are now re- offered by the n' -ismt 4«* cents the bridg«- another dollar to drive onto Treasure Island and another si A’rH’s Highlights ERERCVFOOD Local Happenings MILK FIR GROVE DAIRY Pork and Beans JUICE OYSTERS PALMOLIVE SOAP 16c CRYSTAL WITTE SOAP a Steal! YOU ™VE — 'aw.r'MhaiCrM««' I« «■ Giant liar. 23c 6 ,k« 17c 19c ORANGES, medium size. PEET'S Granulated SOAP ' TRILATOR WASHER »r«1 I.g. 2’ i -lb. pkg. e«i>rr 23c ONIONS * < B B Each - POTATOES No 2 bag Russet t 55c REGI'LAR PRK E Less (30 allowance for you old Washer. Washtub or Washboard YOU PAY ONLY SÇQ95 VV and your old Wash equip ment. FLOUR Fly Spray guaranteed. -L The largest Easy Washer ever offered at this price A giant in value! Compare these special features! • Trilator Washing ♦ Easy 3 Zone Action. Action. Washing ♦ Large < apacity—40-50 lbs. Per Hour ♦ Large All-White Safety Wi Inger. Built for Loir; ♦ Permanent Beauty of Design. ♦ All White Trimmed with Chrome. TERMS AS LOW AS $1 WEEKLY! Selfridge Furniture Company 130 S. Third Ave. Hillsboro $1.49 25C do the work. In your DL’ A C * Rosedale Brand. Big 303 can Phone 21 I’l.im- MAJESTIC RANGE good i tion, »12. for sale Ouk | h «lining table all refmished »3 Pendleton »14 75 blanket »8 Brass bed. springs and matti« s* »III ill. giHMi running con dition. Sia J \t Steel e at h ! monna, 1 miles north of Hub« i I lillnboro'» MOST romu ar I OAI ! Husk« Leghorn Pullrls H A NSv'N >ti a :o 5 months old Also p.-d.Klenl breevlmg cockeu ls Paul Dudley ’ mile sotuh Aloha, Kt I ton Phone Beaverton 0618 28 UI HEt A I SE il' ■ inoi c In".। It h ful. I'ei fc« lion br«-a<l inn lam-- a iniiMinuin of min erals. salts, proteins a n <1 \itainins «'»«ntial t<> vigor Hl 25c Perfection Bakery lb I ' si. $4 cord EXPERIENCED home nights CAPABl E W \N 1ED GIRL 710 E Walnut health. oils loaves Orniand I'rrfn lion Brr»«l »nd l'istrlr» at Tour Grocer GIRL HEWMAH’S NU-WAY MOCHI ’’ , ■ • 1 < ' . A.’ , - * • '■ , Furn Menus Inte» I.istv Meals the Nu-Wav! these th.it tent! tn- FRIDAY and SATURDAY SP» CIA! S K AR< i 1 lark or \\ hite SYRUP Pancake Flour PICKLES 35c 49c 1 ¿-gallon 10-lb. bag HII.IS. Quart \l VII Olt» I IMI KUMI Quart jar CORN SODA "r TISSUI OYSTERS MIMIK\ SARDINIA PACIFIC k(M>| JAR CAPS CERTO 25c IM <U>omy. P«-r box 39c 2 boni«-» TVAD V A ▼ A FLOUR ORBLS or MV It 11 I 19 lb z. 3 for 25« ) SOAP—(Lary. MEDIUM SIZE — 5C GRAPES, I- , 1.39 1.69 bag I <| ¡.Jit« ONIONS, N - |() R,.. K R A U F C« b b S«« k A Home Store Owned and Operated by Horne Folk» S. Second Ave., Hillsboro FREE DELIVERY 771 We H. a-rv- th. m.jht to Limit Quantities ------------------ BEEF QI ARI __ Saturday si-lllli).' phiase our modern Specials Bacon RIBS .... MUTTON Bld Vhl ts| Summer Saus Cracklings s PORK or BELK Bur*' comb. Fine quality. Comb FfllRLUflV Govt rnment inspection of meat as the HILLSBORO MEA T CO. । ful .selection of the choicest animal- age, and courteous, experiem e<| ,- mark! is Hillsboro's favorite MEA’ Lb. 23< Pork Chops 19< LIVER 1 Risu pong Giant Size Pkg Armour's Old Fashioned I—If ^1\TL7'V 1 1VHL 1 X i th Emil Mòll i ___ Calbarf. Orange. 1-lb. glass BEEF STEW ♦ Lifetime Luhrication Sealed in Oil. ♦ Precision U»e. 49-lb. bag. Something really different. Features You’d Expect in a $100 Washer! All Bread Price» Are About the Same! suoni Kitchen Queen. Every sk. IL’I I Kt Lb. DANISH SQUASH, Another load of those nice ones. Each >rjn Ffc« SUPER SUDS S/v» B»t fir Wiik.** O«fA<f 1 Mam 2 CABBAGE, nice, solid heads. COMCCHTRATKO -3^ || "Im lem II latum I Produce Price» for Friday and Saturday Only t-. to w., « .. •>.,«„ 2 on this brand new w. Gold Label. SUPER SUDS I n. dim linings. the 19C SOUP 15 25c BAKING P WD f2^ „„ 17c coi.^.7T-rkvUouvi.-ncr co. SPECIAL SOAP BARGAINS 3 «-ontrol •o fair from which they re- turned Tuesday night W«' cant afford living m Call forma more than two day* at a all enroilcv - Kraus said Gordo ther quired to deduct from wages pa d Grimm f Aloha is the instructor Golden Gate to employes over age nxty-five f : W : ! ■ irth seeing better services performed by them on and Mi than th«- Chicago fair of 1933 was after August in 1939 which are Du- Wells left here S«*ptember ll not only the one per cent em Thursday. September 14 at Lakeview ployees’ tax on those wages but al Senator Borah de:’ .unces pn-i -- through the logging i-ountry and so back employees’ tax at the same ed repeal of embargo on arms ship M ircuit court «luring the s.iw the huge trucks which wer«- rate on all taxable wages paid to ments to Europe» belligerents Ms an Matti* i Al- title«! at N rth Plains such employees for services per act of intervention in conflict Leslie J formed by them from January 1. abroad, likely to be followed by and Harry 1939 thr< ugh August 9. 1939 both America’s armed participation t he ( IS dates inclusive. Russian grab in Poland expected court signed Employ« r Liable as Soviet occupat: >n hinted sanc Judge R Frank Peters during the The employer is personally liable tioned by Hitler Germans retreat in in th- for all such employees tax even .vest as French hurl bats S «¿fried Frusta Schneider ¡hough he does not collect it from line defense in strong drive Ger minor, h», filet her W N - ■ vs Edith S. Co ic ihe employee, with one exemption man submarines sins two more et a! Ida R Williams vs Frank provided in the amendment. That British ships Germans s«»y poisan B •nd Lulu V I h V exception applies only in the case gas and germs will not be used Bettie \ gl vs Henry E Beard and Strike of logging workers spreads of employees tax on wages paid Ethel Beard, in the matter of th«- to Astoria ISVS, a for aeivices performed prior to «-state f Ambrose D Smith, de- M Friday. srptrmber 15 August 10. 1939 by employees over H I Hill*. Russia and Japan agree to arm- •ge sixty-tive. which is not collect « then bot i . aaifat■ ed from the employee, and only nd all then if the employer does not have troubled Manchoukuo-Outer M - «-slate of Laura J Slayman. de under his control on or after N •- golia board in move which some Be:' vi Mary I. Smith et al . vember 8 1939 wages earned at any diplomatic quarters saw as a pos GKKTO ■ \ N 11 v> E Iward O Neill sible forerunnei to a non-aggression time by tne employee ptember 19 In Probate THUS II It should be not«?d that the cx- pact. at Danz ate orders signed by County- President Roosevelt hopes for imp ception mentioned applies only to ns own ; Il D Kerkman were m the the employer s liability for the em speedy vote on neutrality legislate >n Britain ce em - J -f Elvin Miller. Edward ployees tax and does not extend to changes. Nazis Til < KMliroKs minors. Joseph D Foley. French claim victory in air fight his liability for the employers tax Hitler Wilcox Lundy B tn imposed under the act The em and enemy held retreating Ger isserts Germans united a -ver be- T West. Ivan F ployer is thus liable in any event many beginning rule over Poles ore. w hile Britain points S .mer Lena Sundberg Enos Lm- Strike to lay off 3W0 lumber lor the employers' tax not only on c -In McCormick Donald D Tem- the wages paid to each employee workers from Oregon City to As 79 Briti I let« n Anderton Bacon. John Cueni HII.JV JOHVXSOS over age sixty-five for services per toria. Mary Smith all deceased. Wil- Twenty-five bodies removed fr m ageous was ul formed in his employ on and aft l am D Sabox a minor. Flora Pol er August 10. 1939. but also on Submarine Squalus in salvag.ng land by Ge bmarine ley an incompetent; Ervilla Tigard wages paid to any such employee operations at Portsmouth. N H mans launch trr- n. Well, a: mi-etent; Emma Keen. Har BHr . H Colonel Charles A Lindbergh ad against Fre for services performed in his em within • i i ■rn front ry C Stout, deceased, and Henry ploy for any length of time during visees nation to stay out of Euro roops Byron Sagaberd. a minor. the period January 1. 1939. through pean war says conflict may destroy ted 1939. August 9 1939. both dates inclusive, democracy and "lead to the end of blockaded E coas Poles our western civilization ERF.il W JOHAN'SOS Use the Want Ads in the Argus irrespective of the fact that the em cling Warsaw G V HHKKH V Vt rn.. Saturday, September 16 ployee may have since resigned or • their use. tf fied German attacks Polish commander at Warsaw re been discharged. Wedne'day. September 20 Details regarding the adjustments jects German ultimatum to sur President R isevelt conv >kes hi may be secured from J W Maloney. render w ithout resistance. Big battle b: -partisan neutrality conference n spreads on western front as Nazis W hite House amid w ide difference 210 Custom House. Portland give way. leave villages in ashes be of opinion on the Course Amer: hind Russians serve notice on Po should follow to keep out of land Soviet army about to cr su European war border At least 100 French sailors Fifteen dead, prostrat- Mr and Mrs Claud Cook and Mr reported killed in an explosion and ed in stifling Cahforma and Mrs W A Goodin made a trip fire which swept the cruiser Plu heat wave to the Pendleton Round-up last ton. a main unit in Frances mine British Prime M week They visited at Walla Walla, laying fleet. lain declares th reats could where they were entertained at the First armed liner arrives in New deter Bream a allies from) Doctors declare milk Lawrence Lieuallen home at Adams York since war's outbreak achieving their os but that 1 with a dinner on Sunday where Senator Vandenberg of Michigan t h e most important will not do is to rush in-I they met 25 cousins of the Lieu hits change in neutrality act. to adven iris that offer health food in a well- U. S. embassy tells Americans to pect of succès allen family. Fri balanced winter diet. get out of Russia measures Mr and Mrs A L Roiling and Pendleton Round-Up comes to definite victory children and Mrs N.H. Schiedel of Poland rec n pledged by cabinet Rus Salem were guests Sunday of Mr close with Jack Wade of Oklahoma Keep your energy and disease resistance al safety for Poles and Mrs. J E Sutherland Mrs. as w inner in cowboys’ bucking con Ians block pa’ peak this winter with Fir Grove Milk. as Warsaw buries victims in parks Schiedel will remain for a few test for championship of world. Sunday. September 17 weeks’ visit. Partition of Poland by Germany Russian army moves into embat Mr and Mrs George Stangel and tled Poland along entire frontier and Russ.a rushed as France asks explanation of Soviet Russia's in daughter Patricia of Portland vis from Latvia to Rumania Polish ited last week with their relative. president and cabinet reported as tervention in Poland Long conflict Grade A Milk and Cream Phone Hillsboro 3171 Mrs. Caroline Stangel Louis Stan fleeing to Rumania Hitler-Stalin seems assured. ge!. son of Mr and Mrs George squeeze play expected to doom Stangel. visited here Sunday. Poland. Mike Paynter. Kenneth Cruse, U S awaits more inf rmation on and Hugo Matteson of Tigard spent Russia’s invasion of Poland before from Tuesday until Saturday at determining official attitude “YIPPEE' FOOTBALL SEASON'S HERE AGAIN!” Pendleton and attended the round Four killed in plane crash at up. Yakima. Wash. Velis Fairway Phil "Now we’ve got something to think about besid- this Senator Johnson of California, de Mr and Mrs. W H Lyda and European fracaus And speaking of thinking did you ever think how swell daughter Myrna of Swtret Home clares a "prohibit ory embargo it is that in America an aerial attack has nothing to do with exploding o mibs against all nations at war'' would be spent the week-end with Mrs Ly and a line of defense igh't a muddy ditch on the edge of no-mans-land " das parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. J the only means of maintaining Am erican impartiality in the present Hines. Keith Wilcox of the Western Life European war Prices for Friday, Saturday and Monday, Sept. 22, 23 and 25 Twenty-eight Americans lost lives Insurance company was the first to complete the quota for September It was completed September 13 with Portland, where her husband is a total of fourteen applications. employed. Miss Butterfield, daugh Fine flavored G< od Mr. and Mrs Paul Matteson and ter of Dr. George Butterfield, came quality No. 1 tin Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Paynter here two weeks ago from Seattle. spent the week-end fishing at Dev J E Johnson has been quite ill il's Lake. Pure natural Grapefruit or Orange. the past week but his condition is Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilcox and improved today. He is at the home X al \ ita. 15^-oz. tin daughter Jacqueline and Mr and ■ I his daughter Mrs J R Peppard Mrs Larry Peters spent Sunday at James Garthofner of Jordan. Larch Mountain Montana, is a guest of his brother. Miss Jane Butterfield has taken a G Garthofner. and family cans position in the office of Dr D C. Mr and Mrs J W H Choice quality oysters for stew Pacific brand McDonald in the Commercial build Astoria were week-end guests of ing. Mrs. E L Dungan, formerly of their cousin. Mrs G. Garthofner that office, resigned to move t o and family. for I Obry 0.1 Val Vita Tomato. Bean or Pea It’s I.iv 'rimi HILLSBORO A R G U S . HILLSBORO, OR E GON CORN FLAKES Snap! Crackle! Pop. RICE KRISPIES 15 Biscuits 12 ounces SALMON FRESH < OAS I Shredded WHEAT iilflRKO INDEPENDÍ NTLV WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. OWNEÖ I H I I I QI SOLE 18c OYSTERS MH.II» PA( R 1 "" Quart •» H illsboro M eat C o . -------------------11 ______ WE DELIVER
