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Legion Nine Trips Silverton, 9-4; Salem Game Due Wednesday July 16 Softball Loops Launch Second Half Action Hillsboro Leads WHOOZINIT In District Two Playoff Sports © Skipper Burnett <b t indni^ half tn» • ' ' . ■ ’ - i 'I - « i g bad . Morris Weil Kobert couldn t sub- I % Griffith get t m couru il meet- ing lurk Thin day. July 10 HM| -• I Olili Midland Stages Comeback Run Dairy Creek Blanks Fores! Grove, 8 0 giand- dia- on thlraj to the ball plus * Ml HIMI I I Schefflin Wins Dairy Creek Wins sen 11 th.' $75.000 Juli 111 in re- the Le- Kamrn Mf. Top C. E the t wo Hillsboro in A I hili’. ■ ’HEH Mouninh luotit lily I Aloha Huber holidays d id . . . Birdlyn Matte ng hard not to smile . . Vandervelden enjnving t < Wish I lull and Turn Raker making a recording F. McLain describing a chimney. Grace La •r ' godde Minnie •nwtrin .vanting to go to lunch Maxine Thompson drinking । Alm a F.siinger being sur- ;» smashed running board ad ho. 'ing sweet from a in Wally Truman do- ater work. Leonard Adams moving to ad- Clarence DeFrees con- fudge K I fore B. 411(1 I Dave < oopers planning home Boli ( ovner •n here and Portland . . . . Paul Baidu in • 1 Kill < hrKtenseri taking over more for lunch . . pu . Pete Schukart dut,, Mike ing t Boy Scout stand Ik t Smith, getting the mumps . . Wendell Heaceck I i hei from a port night d Wilbur Dillon . O. W. Weniger and George k< f ; busy LrKoy Dillon do- th your Temmy Erickson bring horn» their "catch ing a job with dignity Fifth I i uu beh.nd. Karl Wildman giving Aver, je “gang” happy first Ed Schneider L r. ne repair work nning: Kay Miller hui Darrel bra Ellis ¡is broom out in a differ« ther than sweeping the h( . Angie Harrington Jack r< Baker howing example points n of t 4 stones that he didn't s garden work. muki Lyle Oakes Wilbur Mr. and Mrs, Jack Weirich v Dillon br ht and early July 4th ing their old haunt.- dui Happy Da Paul Patterson getting a new ' angle” on anno in^ Oscar Shiffer :r.nr.n When It's Hot— Hit for Bennett g for a Cold Meat Plate It - a meal for only Cecil Schmid! Carries Mail Den Statina k BENNETT'S Coolest Place In Town 135 N. 3rd Ave., Hillsboro Open every Sunday An Epic of the Old West EUGENE. OREGON JULY 24-25-26 • • • • • < ivi< aim I Industrial Parade Pioneer Parade Three Nightly Shows Bearded Men ( oMtumed Women Reserve Tickets NOW! Write Box 112—Eugene Price»: 50c, >1.00, >1.50, >2.00, >2.50 PIONEER DAYS LIVE AGAIN Cir.k Taft GullaKh- unde Orenco People Visi! in Ohio MH’m mirk. Kinm-th Wlilt Hiili ley Lea of th T. V. League Skips Week Lak. view. $100000.00 Tn Uni tod States Government Bonds and Cash on deposit with the State of Oregon as a guarantee fund to protect holders of our Tille Insurance Policies Tille and Trust Company ing. accompanie«! Mrs Rus-ell Mee Mr. ami Mis were hosts nt a Font th family reunion nt th» ing from out •f July picnic Attend- An On gon Corporation Capital ami Stirpili. SKOO.OOO 00 WASHINGTON COUNTY BRANCH 136 S. 2nd Av . Hillsboro. Phone 333 and baby Wish.. Mis Bob Millner and baby Albany. Mr. and Min ki i and children of Port- Mr. and Met win I liekin in of Salmi. Mr. and Better tasting Mart to finish M im . Mvrwin Hickin.m .Mi. nnd M ik Con I family and Mr. and Meeker and baby dinner Mi zz^r Pcpsi-Cola is topping drink lists all over the country. Finer flavor and better taste, that's why. Treat yourself to a cold Pcpsi-Cola to day. A l-o-n-g 12 ounce drink for a nickel. lie Brown spent Wedne use. Ida . where she w from her department of lal office uf the Farm Administration in Port land at a meeting of all county sec- re’arus in Idaho. The trip was made both .lays bv airplane. Miss Brown is attending a similar meet- m. today for Oregon county secre- OHENCO Mr. Dorche Mrs. Glen taries at House Robson and dangt Harlan Ocean Lake. man and Lc M st of the people in this com- ning o mumty spent the evening of the Fourth in Hill.-boro greeting friends Mr Parks ■linen they could be spotud) and Wash viewing the fireworks Small group picnics, work or relaxing was par an ice ti«. pated in during the day. V the Adolf Rutschman accom of . pro- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bret thauer and Carol and Mr and Mrs. Wat 1 for time and date A! Ewing to Silver Creek park to sp nd the Fourth of July. Mr.- Il Charlie Robiscn of returned last e called on Mrs. Carlyle lt> his work as fire warden assistant. i night, accompanied by working out of Forest Hetrick of Saco, Mont.. Grove He was home for some time r Mrs Kobison s whom assisting in the hay harvest. picnic at Silver Creek state nd Mi O F Anderson and park was enjoyed Sunday by Mr. >bi rt and Arthur of Albany and Mrs J. w Mulloy. Mr. and friends hei Rob- Mrs Le Brown. Mr anji Mrs. W H had a four-day from ay. Mr and Mrs. F. L. Brown. mp Clats p. where he has charge the Thelma Mulloy and Lil- of one uf the gun squad. lie Brown and Melvin Denfeld, At the communion sc Elbert Í tevens spent the week- Sun- day the following named persons end a Twin Rocks with Mrs. Siev wi i " udmitt. d t«> membership: Mr. ed Craig, who had been and Mr Hagcntz. Mrs A C Parks guests cf her parents. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Meihoff. John Merz, all of last week. The Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Head, who Stevens family returned home Sun spent their winter in southern Cal day evening Mrs. Robert Hart- ifornia. are at their home east of rampf «Irene Stevens) of Hillsboro Or, neo f >r the summer. Mrs. Head. ■’•pent the week-end with her moth er. Mrs W L Stevens, who assisted । men ths. is slowly improving and with the store work. is able to drive out occasionally. Mr and Mrs Henry Reese and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCuen of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reese joined I Sah m pent the week-end with the friends at a picnic at the Fred Wallace McCuen family on their Krahmer home at Blooming to ceD- ! way home from a visit to relatives brate the Fourth of July in Bend. The F - - Brown place was the Mrs Willard Gabelman and chil scene of hay shocking” in the dren ..f Norfork. Neb . Mr. and Mis forenoon of the Fourth, followed by Arnold Noreen and son. Mrs a picnic dinner attended by Mr. and Mrs B G McNav and Patricia and Donald of Orenco spent the Fourth Barbara of Forest Grove. Mr. and of July with Mrs. Noreen's sister. Mrs. W H McNay, Mr and Mrs Mrs Leonard Petersen, of Battle Lee Brown and Dennis and Mr. Ground. \\ and Mrs. F. L. Brown and Mrs. Hick week und Mr. nnd Mrs. George Mocker anil baby son visited Mr. Meeker's parents, Mr. and Mr«, Glenn .Meeker, ami her mother and brother. Mrs. Ira G. and Arthur Stewart from Thursday until Sun day. Mr. anil Mrs. J. Kalina of Ridgefield. Wasl Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brmlway of Im and Mrs. A. Ponile! ick wood were din Sunday of Mrs. MAC BETH got troubles enough al ready without driving a car that isn't amply protected with auto insurance. won't specters of auto ae haunting me." ROYAL SODA WORKS Hillsboro, Oregon Boxöm™***1 ns iMO MO NO MO 10 I VISTI NO NO the luxuries of cars costing hundreds of dollars more . . . the satisfaction of knowing that your Chevrolet Is the lead ing car in popular demand — first again in '41 for the tenth time in the last eleven years! IS unny B rooki Halvorson Motor Co KENTUCKY STRAIGHT HOI RBON WHISKEY 93 Proof National Distillers Products Corporation, New Y’ork, N. Y. 332 E. Main, Hillsboro CHEVROLET DEALER By Irv Tirman 4 I HAVE,DOCTOR A MAN HURT OVER AT OUR house ! 111 Telephone 444 NAPPY tmompson T theres AGENT WUPKtpp eyefttryitbuyit ! OLD WHAT'S UP? 'Every Form of Protection Phone 1732 ON OI»- W4l»r YOU LOOK LIKE YOU'VE BEEN RUNNING! WALKER Hillsboro pT- V -’S. ►I »Ml-An GAS And get this big satisfaction along with your savings . . . the satisfaction of knowing WELL,WELL, YOUNG FELLA’ Low Cost Auto Insurance in Reliable Companies CHAS .145 F Muin St. 2 $t m B rook "CIIEI HU I. ¿IS NO NO „rmi/Msnu I WE NO NO NO NO (per pint) g BETTER TASTE CONCIALI? tivù* FOR JUST A FEW CENTS MORE THAN A DOLLAR ON _ mjBCMSEFWŒ CHEVROLET NO HO Distilled in Kentucky Pefoi-Cola it madf onh bv Pef>ti-Cola Com^mv, Tong hland City, N.Y, Bottled locally by Save with a Rend the Argus Classified Ads i BIGGER DRINK Every Day—in Every M'ai/ n:u> «K» With Famous People y hk UM Titi DORGAN, MAÄ m ! »'SPEED' )------ T" I'M REALLY TERRIBLY SORRY THESE YOUNGS TERS WERE THE CAUSE OF THIS UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT, MR-UH- - I SWEET SHOP Collina Mt-ivin Whitmore until ► fir 25c HIE OREGON TRAIL PAGEANT Bubble Halim..... ride. in I atterson ’ k . i . j in a a, l.ALKr.L Cecil Schmidt is car show at the carnival . . Don ry.ng the mail on Route 2 while trying to avert an entangle game of the regular carrier. F I. Beach, i merit . ■ . Douglas J. .Miller ■ icheduled for the local nine F , i of July guests at the 1 llllsboi O*H R -cvear home were Mr scheduled and Mr Albert K evear and three f Battle Ground. Wash . legion squad will com«' M i Mrs Francis Coolidge and intint or taking vengeance le of Portland. Mr and Mrs 3 Inking handed Du Rash and baby Hillsboro Juniors last Ho and Mr. and Mrs. Alden <■» k. ir and children of anídale. Coolidges remained Win at Rodeo w«.kly (Not Necessarily HOW IS HE, DOC? BAD? HE'S ABAD PAT i ENT, IF THAT'S WHAT YOU mean ’ BUT he ' ll BE ALL RIGHT’! JUST A CASE OF SEVERE SHOCK? I
