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Scholls Church
Unit Will Meet
I he Ariisi and His Model
CCC Applications
Now Being Taken
At Relief Office
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Week s Weather
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Teacher at Buxton
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Phone 4111
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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
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■ 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-
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Franc e. Holland. Estonia. Italy. Ru
mani. i. Jugoslavia, and the Unitec
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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
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$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
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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.
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Font
novel plan for getting hi
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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 . . .
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ins of
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Don Halvorson keep-
on the station frrnn
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CAKES
were: Mrs
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Strubb.
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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
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Week-End Bakery Special
eek.
Mrs. V
Ioliti Bi i u itti-.
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David
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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