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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1940)
I Timi n.iv, ' I.n .Ji .'I hitt ' ropq , option Pageant Sunday Scholls Church Unit Will Meet I he Ariisi and His Model CCC Applications Now Being Taken At Relief Office Pajfo Throe Week s Weather Mrs. Griffis Named Teacher at Buxton Hertel înc»br|tfi<*«Mi ! ri: ODIGAL M X’ ’ Mux 62 6.1 62 55 (Ml 64 64 W" IfH NT AIN Me .1 i Mm 36 46 46 42 35 33 34 Pre 00 (H) .16 01 .00 (N) (Ml To 4 RFIOToR VX a hinutóii C. ingfkrk ; ison •hat the « To Build New Home Mi A H Busch, city rouncilm. owner, was staking off this week on his Third and . Mr ll< molisli .ilion M Patrien tddaug •nl ngi-i II. II will John Alber’ and Janet clnldrct Mi and Mi Frane. Rowell Stannard nex mast Otto Brose n k Collision Brings Driving Charge « <*ndiand M.it > In I Mm Ina Jaquith. Mi nrvalli theme ,,f th,. afternoon. The American Home Mi F [< Sibley Illi n read III. p.x in Hie Common h! ’ ■" 1 V W ‘ci (in , । Mr i Woman < uh mot T o-- d , Conklin Hl <d Wa .hit Plumbing Service • Quality • Work Reasonable Cost Phone 4111 L limali’ G I lit II \Vr .•l ing 30 d* HO pounds War Conditions Direct Interest To Oregon Flax Richardson i mo t of the principal fiber pn dur mg countries now at >r seriously affected by the ;t. increased interest is being in the fiber flax industry in a* Or* gon. arc Tding to agri- al officials at Oregon State published he United of agriculture rat mo-t of the unmanufac- *x liber imported into the States come.- from Russia. um the United Kingdom, and therlands Txvo of these are now at war. and trade • other two is seriously dis- Public Relations Man Billed for Chamber FRANK W. BAKER 11111sb<»r o i .‘.ill be filled ..cement period 1 and ending ably discharged rally able to do Murton Room for Development lari Morley Come west. Practically all of the fiber flax men. come t ... J. II duced in the United States (•arrrtt s tafcJ mg iu> m"ibtac wn in the valley, l.'d O'Meara dr"|j nj in i Total production during he past ■ gvu the "Id haunts another look. ir yr ns. however, has been ap- iximately equivalent to only one- :h of the amount of unmanufac- • <1 fi.rx fiber imported. The area flax fiber harvested in Oregon raged approximately 3000 acres Serves Jail Term X W Hav < I MEN gam. I MIU X Ktx I l( ■ ukh much is heard of Irish linen. ; . • ¡nl acreage in Erie < Ire- land* i. t much greater than that averaging around 4000 Ri a. with four million t ard from acre is the largest producer, xvhile nt x in oi der c >me Polan I. Li th- e better I • Franc e. Holland. Estonia. Italy. Ru mani. i. Jugoslavia, and the Unitec 1.1 IIP.I Kingdom United States imports of unmanu factured flax fiber averaged ap- pr x matrix 3550 short tons annual- Iv for tiie three years ending June. 19.39. federal figures show Imports luring the last half of 1939. h ver. were nearly as great as innual average for the prev hree years Whether normal >orts can be maintained during Townclad Clothes hat the demand in this countr ir greater than the domestic 1 ly. say the college agricultural Wahkretia 'liiti n;.* $1975 TOWNCLAD CLOTHES ARE RIGHT DRESS” FOR EASTER BAKKER. In flax also nets addition to the unmanufa fiber, the United State.- n a large amount of linen from various European «4^ Correct lit, lasting comfort, super iority in every detail, just a few of the facls that make Townclads an investment. Hard Finish Worsteds for Sound Economy Down to the Last Penny The Best for Less 1339 Dodge 4-door Touring Sedan Radio, heater. Driven only 15.000 miles. 1937 Chevrolet Deluxe Town Sedan Radio, heater. In excellent shape. 1937 Chevrolet Spori Sedan Radio, heater, verx good rubber. Hand Finished If it 's cl MARATHON IT IS TOPS! TIES 49c A MUST ITEM" with a now suit . . . and works miracles with an old suit. Illustrated is a light weight snap brim model, available in the new spring colors. An exceptional car. 1936 Dodge 4-door Deluxe Touring Sedan Heater, new tires. 1935 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Coupe Radio, heater, new 4 ires. 1935 Dodge Coupe Nexv rings, engine completely overhauled. This car is in perfect condition. 1933 Ford 2-door Sedan 1930 Model À Ford Coupe SPENCER MOTOR CO Plymouth and Chrysler S»I m and Service 227 S. Third Ave. HILLSBORO Phone 751 . melt in your mouth. ORDER YOURS EARLY! We wish you all a Joyous Easter! The politician rides and re- horses his own view- point I.cation blank- may wr ’mg to Dr Paul tries, including hand-made goods st of the veterans' from Russia and other Baltic coun- tries. l i * I Herb Staples boil- Font novel plan for getting hi I • I' ' Birdlyn Matte ch* driven son. Violet Guindon r d Blanch 11land on rmi< k ; .ng be veil- at Si a ■ iin Washington conn R.-d Rock dairy Bob B om I i - car announcement IF B Krau s keeping in touch Koski. Tigard more baa . . Jack Goodman wanting ketball write-up . . . m J ll Poynter pn entin S x ith k lohn huMastic about t O. K Hem in ins of mai Don Halvorson keep- on the station frrnn Olr Nielson .f ll II... i s Bunn II Mrs li I CAKES were: Mrs M Strubb. ie Hed- rick, Mr' J Jeppe Marian. Marjorie and Burton. Billy Rob- erts, Alton Walker. Mr and Mr- D V. S’rubb. Mr. and Mr s. Sam S’rubb. Mr md Mr V C Strubb Ex'erett Genzer Marjory Petras Mn xm Week-End Bakery Special eek. Mrs. V Ioliti Bi i u itti-. h is the David >yk- of Fore in if »I X l< I II x on week. Mr. a children BÀRBARA JEAN BAKERY ‘1 he Little Bakery Around the Corner Main on Second Avenue.” HEWMAFi NU-WAY 6BOCERY EASTER GREETINGS FROM NU-WAY! Every member of this firm joins in wishing you a joyous Easter Day—and we know it will be a happy n>- if your E ter dinner is prepared with fine quality foods from your Nu-Way Grocery —always the best at reasonable prices. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Half slices. PINEAPPLE Jel-Dessert Swansdown “2 14c No. 21 2 can CHEESE— Co-op. Aged Lb. 19c Preferred Stock, all flavors. Package ................................... EGGS— Grade A. Large. Coming in fresh daily Dqzen 15c 22C EASTER EGG DYES— Several varieties ..................... Pkg. F A QTFR T TT TPC £1/40 1 Lail BIL j I u O F*nest *n Hillsboro. from a large selection. Bak. Chocolate Select your plant Hershey IOC Pkg........ CORN ON COB— 12 ears to a can APPLES, fancy Winesaps. Bov GREEN ONIONS. 2 bunches Home Owned—Home Operated 79c 5c 10c Can 49c ASPARAGUS. No. 1. Lb. :ic ORANGES. 126 size Dozen 25c FREE DELIVERY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Telephone 771
