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Thill"« ht y RTLLSRORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON Page Two fo Alaska On Defense Work Oefogerwrian Dies Q q Mary Antrim Wins Position In Washington Hillsboro Model Plane Wins Ton prize al Meet Non High Area Plans Annexation ALOHA Hl’BER Mari j Antiin dau: liter I f Mr and Mr- Ro 1 ary app i in the w combinali»n gar; The Wash Mr and Mr mude in their former Little Builds ll< Clifford I itti. house North Wheeler avenue From Oklahoma Mr.- A. 1. W. traci Mn Mrs Em yesterday dine Mr and Mi Spokane. Wash E W Webbe \ isiting Mrs N Luliiia Jack. Pioneer, Dies In Hillsboro and Mr of Portland mother. Tlie families of J E Minor H Schuetze. William H Schuetze and Z R Schue spent the week-end benches. . • McMinnville uncle and aunt, n Imitili. Thins spent JACK TOWN in childi ents < ..nip l ire Girls Picnic pl el iding $ I (Kill OOP I I'll i »II .it E. unteni the park. The girls hiked Oaks where they had the.: afttr which roller skating w ■n After the air show ach girl received two free tickets any of the the wished to ride. Lois Mae Place won second prize in the cake eating contest held by the Journal Jun- u rs Mesdames L H Farlow. C M Bebout and H A. Nielson p, - vided transportation. During July Irene and Phyllis Anderson. Janet Nielson and La Rita Farlow attended Camp Ada hi The Anderson girls and Janet Camp Adahi. Janet Nielson s spending a week at Camp Namanu. Moves to Portland Mrs. Walter Tibbatts has rented her house and gone to live with a daughter in Portland. Kansans Visit Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Murphy of America, Kan . are v.siting Mr and Mrs R Move House The W J North family have moved house and all to a site about 30 reds east on Johnson Corning. Cal and her daughter Mrs Harold Crego of Ri d Bluff, left for their homes after a visit of three weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C W Brown Dinner party goes’ Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Albert Koch were his brother and family Mr and M is Edwin Koch of Tillamook. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koch’s daughter and son-in-law. Mr and Mr- Ivan Boothby of Portland. I Doris Koch won two prizes at the Kid Goat Show at the Public Markit. Portland on July 26 Mr. and Mrs. C. McCroskey have located permanently in their home on Shaw street. Jerry and Joan McCroskey and Donna Lee of Portland are spend ing a part of their vacation at the home of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs. C McCroskey. George Henderson has harvested his peaches. There were three. These three are in great demand, on the great principle discovered by Tom Sawyer while whitewash- ing Aunt Polly’s fence. namely, to make thing desirable to g make it difficult to attain Edward Nylund and su r Eira. accompanied by Vera Jacobson of Portland, spent a week's Mr and Mrs. J E Mitzel and daughter Beverly and i Mr and Mrs La Verne P Schacht and daughter Sharon attended th ie Red Head Roundup at Taft Return to Chicago Mrs. Jacob H ffert of Barne D. and Mrs Ben Fecke left Tuesday for their homes, hav ing visited for nine days at the home of their uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs Gc rge Johnstone Thi HoHerta live on a ranch of l,wo acres 55 miles south of Fargo, and like other reports coming from the agricultural ions of the c try. they will have big crops this season. There are four boys in family, all six-footers plus and four girls, all at heme except married girl Revival Meetings Scheduled Revival meeting will start at the Assembly of God church on Au- just 10. Mr. and Mrs Hugh Lew s and daughter Kathleen. J.yce K Log- ton of Hillsboro and June Norton <f Cie Eluin. Wash., motored to Lost lake Sunday. Little Ann Grimarud of Portland spent five days with her uncle and Putnam of '?k emi fieni Seattle. Wash , U. S. 0. Within Sight of Goal (roods to Be So/d was born Aug where he is kuk. low a. a.d ing Airplar California with her parents at thi The Baker tamil) ef quota. when age of six years The family came summe r land are occupying wn an uncollected as vet it tage on U hee announced thi- in f of age and settled at Farmington M: ami Mis E. Poynter, conn She was man ed t. .L"i: :: J. Jack cn May 5 1874. at Hillsboro, and had lived in the Farmington and La Center. Wash .mtributions ■me into Jacktown community for 73 years Birthdays Celebrat iign coffer re $49 9:1 Mr and Mrs. W Mrs Jack is survived by one son. a group of 20 friends George J. Jack, of Sherwood routi entertained arty at their hom pen rs with r. Mrs Ida S lening. celebratin of WJ1 fr four grander Mr anniversaries of birthday Ui Melville R Jack. r. ate 4 S iven and Mrs. Pe Elmer K. ef Portland. I U O bottles in Reedville. and Mrs Alta Co: <f Hill i have br. ligi in and Dr. and Mis. I.. J. Ensign Portland: and four children Betty Jean. Billy and dren A brother G Jack of Duluth, Minn., arrived son. when last he. ard from wa Monday to visit Dr. Ensign’s un resident ef Kiam nh Falls Mrs. Jack had been in poor healtl cle and aunt. Mt and Mis E W since February, when she hac Livermore, for a week pneumonia, and had not fully re covered from that illness. Up unti aldine, and Mrs W R. Riley left with M i - that time she had been very ac Saturday for a Riley’s sister. Mrs vin Moss tiv? in her ho BEAVERTON affairs despi: r 86 years, 11 The commu of Jacktow named for her family. Mr. and Mrs. Al Jelderks and children attended the Jelderks ami Rasmussen family reunion Mr ta av by twi You get a BETTER Ret Interni' ni from a BUICK DEALER M Look at These p 1910 DODGE Rubber St tf For a Lasling Foundation CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS ’^'•1 w ■ timUr.- y u re inntnig ro: o. ;,nd termites. Cement bb <k- o. sturdy, time and terinite- Pr“”f They’re inexpensive, and not » JKr t iey vastly improve the app. of the building, too. CONCRETE PRODUCTS OF EVERY KIND M CORMACK CONCRETE PIPE Company HILI SUOKO Telephone UH ■arly new et Ready Furniture Livestock Loans Auto General Insurance Coveragi Frank i 19<>' OREGON FINANCE CO nd Mt Hili', horn mess firm should send out without being on erhead and in a printed lends dignity the vm/ìiffiilam Packed with Features! Super Size Twin Unit Oven • High Speed Broiler • Smokeless Type Broiler Grit’ • 3 Large Storage Drawer» DR. ROBERTS VETERINARY REMEDIES BROWNBILT SHOES Are TE \T DI \I ATORS .00 50 SADDLE OXFORDS SAVE ON TOBACCOS Tan and White $2-98 BIA POI ND C AN’ I MON LEADER Geo Washington and Tuxedo Prince Albert and 65c 73c 79c 35c 109 I DGEWORTH Priced! ©00 *0^ Here’s good news for the working girl and housc- wi ves-on-a-budget! V t>u can now get the famous Br iwnbiit Shoes for price. The news is ing fast hurry for j Dr Naylor's t M Tl > B MM Budget Cooking Top Lamp Thermizer Well Cooker with Baking Rack One piece Porcelain Cooking Top • One piece Porcelain Cabinet New Exclusive Radiantube Cooking Unit» eoch with five practical cooking speeds. Another Amazing New 1941 Value — Only »1X4 149 Frigidaire Electric Range B-10 Comeintodayl See These New 1941 Valuesl ♦ Cook Master Oven Control iJ1u»- (rattd, opt ionol at slight »at ra cost. Black and White Blue and White Smoked Elk and Blue KRAMIEN'S PALM DRUG STORE 9X GREATER VALUES INSIDE AND OUT The C. C. Store Buster Brown Shoe Dept. ERIC MARGGI. Prop. A meri Legion Jr Baseball Tournament Hillsbor ■ August 9 and 10 American Legion Jr Baseball Tournament. Hillsboro, August 9 and 10 ASK US TO PROVE IT! Meltebeke Saves You Money on Every Purchase PH KI P rm FOR Ohio W Prescription Druggists Phone 261 discourages They ought t C. HENRY NELSON, Mgr. d.i W GR PÍM R : USED CAR : Money Cures Money Troubles ¿^eOuc fíange Newcomers Night At Fair Planned Mailer, bro' f Ha ry and R >y Mailer of northea Banks ed Tues iure and b: trip He kvci ear Red Di da. He began Tuesday Har m H m ther-in-Jaw. Mr.- A e M. uv .tine He That < *tir simple limn plan is a quiek cure for money problem. Service is private, hirtin ami helpful. Mrs. James Imlah anti James Ji of McMinnville. visited Mr. and Mrs. John Imlah. Mon ROY—There have been fires in grain fields startin from coitibine m ■ rs. None d them caused much damage, bu quite ime Near' all he combine work is done m this < munity. and threshing is now Mrs .Albert Vanderzand?n (Continued from pare 1) returned to her home from Vincent’s hospital, where -.ee year which the newcomer been com visit will be H ibe tion. hundreds of Hall. Herman I Herinckx. tidier boys who I home for m days, returned day to Camp Murray Several peoj from th ity attended tl is in this show wedding ception of M >uld do so earl and Mrs. Alfred Delplanche at again • rth Plains. mmm despin Overnight guests at the J M addita Vanderzanden h me last Wednes- day night were Mrs Carrie Blake I lower Sho» Slated and Mr.- Stewart and ne daugh For the first tin ter. of San Francisco Thev w. : . years. Washington co y fall flow an their way ■me from Seattle ers will fi cart's other daugh an all-out flower show under th married to Bill Blake, so: direction । f County garden club of Mrs Blake. an e a on boat. The Hillsb Mrs. Walter Van Dyke f be directly harge. but all clubs beert. Agi are giving the big- Vanderzanden and in the coi girl friend ger and be Portland and how a full measure J. M. Vai derzanden of R of support. joyed a weeks moto trip erested i Canada and Washing on. 7 farm machinery, and othe nto Canada by way of P.. equipment, again A and ferried across to Vic portunity to see toria. then drove l.ne displayed in the b.g machu then ferried acre Vancouver. display which will be put on by B. C . then back farm coma From there they went ti Rain: National park and Para Mrs. F. Gillner Buried on Sunday I : County Resident 48 Years Passes Grain Field Fires Cause Excitement nihw of the thousand .\tm > St c. ■ itt an \\ edi T be M . Haber Ok . . Taw as Camp Fire Girl' l it last Widi e-- day morning nine o el Sellwood pa Portland. Return to California Mrs Amelia Lachenmy.r of Ar- tesia. her Raymond of "UU-'ig and 111 » ELECTRIC store 124 5.2nd AVE «-PHONE 49|-HJU.SBORO per- 60 1910 Small Series Bl U K Light green c b r Tudor with trunk New car car guarantee 845 FACTS YOU NEVER KNEW By Bob Darf at AS MALS AND lUîlCfS Will StASVl fc D£ATH WHEN $Uf SOUMAD 6< FCOP, f WE EOOOISMOI i OH l ESS. . > 1ÖAP6 AUD uí n fkOOS Will a head e* dead t>E Of HUNGEP fuis AitHouo these n>A< Mino »et boemo,ovsnisceowoirntsAgDNAr.vis Hix» THEM WIlHCurEvmCífí.NÚ fHlIR HANOS *ir.. MESE •. M <.,-0.1 »n ■ ■F ound wiag . wsaamp - ■ À 1934 < HEV FORDOR Standard model pel f. t Has to be 'll fc“W Look at these cars on Our Lot at 455 H BASELINE Tualatin Valley Motors Hillsboro. Oregon i weuotn ftsvttn prncur ’‘«»ir». T m f '*"* *c»> c ,
