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’I’hiii «lav HILLSBORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON (anility Mayors Urac Pori land Officials to Attend Fair Page Mathematical Hypothesis Builds 25-Mile-Long Baseball Bat 'By Darrel Elihu If all the words that have been written and publish«-«! ifi 1 h»- Argus this summer concerning Legion Junior base ball ami th«- state tournament here were to be laid en«i to «•nd and wrapped around a baseball bat, they’rl encircle ♦ Anglers Asked To Co-operate In Fish Survey fishing condi- V? valuable ant super- ssion. who is in I stream survey work now b ng carried on bv four of biologists, is hopeful that I rgeiu y Stressed it Seated around a table in the Portland council chambers, they are ayor John Nyberg of Tualatin, Mayor Byron Mixiberry of Come A Howes ami Fred Peterson of Portland Cut courtesy Oregonian Maya .1 Im . ind 1 ' Mi. and Emma A Mohr returned Sunday night from ' the Mt Rainier. Ml Baker, Yakima Wash, and a visit with M s Mohr . ister in Vancouv« r. B C At Mt Baker they Hari th gathering some fine huckleberries which they brought home They the Olympic peninsula and down the Washing- t n coast highway mg h* r vacation at home. M, Mohr left Tuesday morn- weeks visit with mg f. r Mrs Purvis, at Van- B C. Mi Rose and Adena Hemrick. Mrs Lydia and daughter Mi III w. ik of Mi El ry of W.i h . and Mt Alto. Cal Mi and 5 ■ luldi >-n I lob l ull . Mont . (likland of with hi* s<»r Mi and Mi with A id Mi Mi HIM Mi Mi Albeit with Mi ,ind Mi I.utili i I- a oste lei Mi W Mi- Mr,. II i .md M . Ko Midi . ; i < nt t i Mr Keith Fi tune tiu lall II Mi.-s Marjorie Pi wi ck at H aid- C with anni. Mr- V let »■luudin" Imi Mi Ml and Mis R H.i-nin last week at Mt week - visit with at tin included Mr and Mr- Joe Harring- Mr and Mi daughter Reh.-e and Ml Ho <1 Mr and M mke B W. John i^id N ttif H imar an I Mr> Nuba tiutirr utternied the Pi m rr picnic .it N< wpurt Sunday Mi Nettie Linton Croudci spent last week with friends at Ocean Lake Mr, and Mi W H Manley spent I Eugene with Mr Mi 'hi Brownhill M the ( BATES' HILLSBORO PHARMACY Any 6 or » Exposure Roll DEVELOPED and PRINTED 25c One Enlargement Free $1.35 Cherry Blossom Soap and Cologne $1 Johnson's Baby Gift Sets 49c $2 SCRAP BOOKS $1.49 $2 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS $1.49 5c Colgate's Assorted SOAPS 49c 1-lb. Charmis COLD CREAM 69c TEK TOOTH BRUSH 23c TRY VRAY THE NEW DR WEST'S DEN Til RICE USED CAR FREE FAIR 49c BARGAINS 75c LISTERINE 59c ■ ’40 Plymouth Sedan 75c PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC, large 59c ■ *39 Chevrolet Coupe 50c PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC, medium 39c ■ ’38 Dodge Tudor $1 LYSOL 89c $1 DRENE SHAMPOO 79c HALO SHAMPOO 47c $1.35 WILDROOT HAIR TONIC 35c WILDROOT HAIR TONIC 70c VASELINE HAIR TONIC 89c 17c 63c BATES’ HILLSBORO PHARMACY WILL BE OPEN THIS SUNDAY SUPER D COD LIVER OIL. 16 oz 50c PABLUM TREET SOAP, per bar 50c MOTH CHASE and Mrs Cal Washington County 60c SAL HEPATICA 89c land. Mr i*n ATTEND THE 47c $1 VITALIS Monday FAIR GROUNDS HILLSRORO August 27 - 28 - 29 - 30 BRING THE FAMILY! HAVE FUN! Pontiac Sedan ■ ’36 DeSoto Sedan 5 ’35 Willys Sedan 34 Plymouth Sedan • WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27— NEW« OMERS' WELCOME and Official Fair Open- ing. 8 p. m. Governor Charles A. . Sprague speaker. Refreshments for all newcomers, Band music. Fair preview. ■ ’33 Ford Coupe ■ ’30 Chevrolet Coach 1 ’29 Ford Sedan GRANGE DAY Harvest Queen Coronation and Ball FARMERS' UNION DA Y--Vaudeville Show . Dancing $1.39 39c 5c ^3c MOTOR CO. in the opening than o men PRICED TO SELL HOI SE AND 2 8 rooms, double garage Suitable for 2 apts. Modern. See owner. A P PATTEN 768 E Baseline 22p JUST 4 LEFT 30WCF Model 94 Winch«1 deer rifles. $35 65 — I. ' r Ireland & Co, Hillsboro. 22 SLIGHTLY USED Oil Circulât r. Kuratli and Wismer. Phone The space tak -n by thes ■ 21 1391. 22p ri'S, plus eight picture- relatin the same subject, totals 53 ”2 > T MODEL FORD to trade column-inche: three for cow J W Smith, Rt. 2. [ait s of spa« Box 396. Beaverton. 22p In the Iasi space devoted to th? tournament tr.taled 306 column-inche- or al most two full pages • r almost two- POR f LAND thirds of a page per issue. To involve th- discussion more SWISS TURNVEREIN if every inch cf space used to be figuered in ordinary body type, which prints about 45 w to the column-inch, the -pace w represent 23.850 words—or en words to choke even the most fuse orator. Three full Pages 2 (Mi S. 3rd Hillsboro SEE DOUGLASS AUTO RADIO REPAIRING Why put up with poor, noisy reception? Drive in now and enjoy your Radio at its best. Interstate Schwingfest Too Late io Classify NEW BENJAMIN AIR PISTOL, sell or trade.—Don Chapman. 1123 East Mam. 22 DOUGLASS RADIO SERVICE with Selfridge Furniture Co. Hillsboro Phone 21 So Much Service for So Liiile Cost! ANTIQUE Bric-A-Brac and old buttons f r sale.—M.nme Cull. 168 East Edison St Even the most expensive of suits become shabby if nvt cared for. Home Laundry’s superior work will appeal to you. No shine, no odor, perfect pressing, perfect fit. Makes you look and feel like a million dollars. Treat your suit next time to cleaning by Home Laundry. WANT TO WORK for board, r some salary, and g' Hill juro high scho:l — Evelyn Newberg. Rt 1. 32 P SUITS YEARLING HEIFER Inquir, aft er 6 or Sunday. Dale Barber, mile north junior high. Hillsboro Rt. 1. 22p binatici WE THANK our many friends for their expressions of kindness and sympathy in our recent sor row and f r the many beautiful flowers—Mrs V D. McCauley. Mrs S. M Reagan 22p CARE WILL, SELL CHEAP, livin', r :m set. Tappan gas rang. —431 E Main St. 22p HONE LAUNDRY & I ■ ■ DRY CLEANERS Phone 4*1 Hill^oro FURNISHED HOUSE rooms. close in. tor rent, S15 month.—112 S. Third. Hillsboro. 22 USED MACHINERY COW FOR SALE -John Jersey. Phene Beaverton 6717. Call after 6 pm. F.rst house cast of Aloha- Huber school house. 22p 1 McCormick-Deering T 20 Track-layer Tractor RUL’D GAS WATER HEATER for sale: truck body; iron bed springs; glass churn; large stone jars.—F E. Tuttle. Aloha. P 1 Allis-Chalmers Tractor, on rubber 1 7-ft. Cover Crop Disc, like new. Discount JERSEY-GUERNSEY familv cow for sale. Gentle, 2nd calf. $75; Boar pig 5 months cld. C W. from Reg. stock; 3‘, Studebaker wag >n in excellent condition: Economy King Separator. No. 36 —Alan E. Cathey. Hillsboro Rt. m i les nor.h Helvetia store. TUALATIN VALLEY CO-OP Owned and Operated by Washington County Farmers You'll be more than pleased with the results you get from Argus Classified Ads. For quick sales these inexpensive little ads will do the job best. tf Hillsboro, Oregon 449 8. Second Ave. AUGUST Dollar Days PORCH CUSHIONS FLOUR SQUARES Large size. Kapok filled, water proofed covers. For porch and • lawn chairs. 2 tor S1 BLEACHED! MANGLED! NEW MATERIAL! 18 for *1 52 X 52 PLAID PLAID COTTON LUNCH CLOTHS Double BLANKETS 4 70 X 80 Size. for Ì PAIR Bright Attractive Cloths Large size blankets. Soft, fleecy cotton. Pastel colors. In red, blue, gold, green plaids Buy Now for Winter! • SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 HOMI-COMING Dancing. DAI Mutt Dog Show. 81 X108 SHEETS LACE TABLE CLOTHS $ Nation-Wide Quality, Extra Large Size. BATHROOM SETS Women's SWIM SUITS, Seat Cover and Mat. Slack Suits, Sun Suits. Firework . USED CAR LOT Signal Oil Station IF IT’S ABOUT RADIO ® THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 • FRIDAY, AUGUST 29 SPENCER playoff 1< - WEANER PIGS. 7 Weeks old; 2 pur« bred brood sow» E E Mr- Cormick Neilson Rd. Beaverton, one m le directly south Beaver ton high school. 22 ’I MAJESTIC RANilE for sale ehe« both wood and coal; good co dition Mr.- E Peters. 416 S. Cc nell. a to return catch cards has been ■y at.-factory," said Mr. Lock- od During the fall months of Ho-Hum Oregon Washington the year our crews will be busily And ab' ut that bat with the California engagi d in collecting data concern- words wrapped around it If each ng fish life in our streams and word was a foot in length, the bat SUNDAY, AUGUST 24 lake and it is extremely impor would be 23.850 feet 'or approxi tant to obtain as many reports as mately 44 miles around! and would Cedarville Park. Powell Blvd. I n iblc on actual fishing condi- tower in the air a mere matter of tions. Preliminaries start at 10:30 a. m. Anyway, th" Argus print d a lot "Fis’hermen who have poor luck RAIN or SHINE should report as readily as those of words wii , catch the limit. If we know Awarding of prizes in the where fishing is poor, it will aid us evening—9 o’clock in applying remedies. At any event, th ccmplete co-operation of ang ler- by using the catch cards will Classified Page Deadline Tuesday Entrance to Park 35c Night. "Too Late to Classify" be greatly appreciated by the game Deadline 1 p. m. Wednesday department." Alexander Al : and Mrs. and Goldie 11 of Hills boro, and Mr. and Mrs L< < Han- dall and Vernon, Laura and thy. Mr and Mi K S Boucher and daughters Barbara and Margaret of San Mateo. Cal . were week-end guests of L T Woodward and family. Miss Barbara has recently returned from Lansing. Mich . Mrs. R. W. Weil Home M: R W Weil returned Fri where she was graduated from Michigan State college this spring. day from a month s visit at Havre. Mrs. P J Sarsfield of Spokane, Mont , where she was called be- ca :-e of the illness and death of Weck-' visit at Vancouver. B with the lad.es' mother. Mr- ! son-in law and daughter, Mr. and h, r m ither. Mr- Weil took her sis- M Charlotte Foster, to Mis. W H Wieber She has been Wilhelmina Hemrick, and broth« s', r. Minn . where they spent ( ' at the Sunrise Mineral springs at R.» They visited a week at the Mayo Brothers I Hubbard thp past three weeks. briUier-m-law and Mrs. Elizabeth Ruddell of Mos- clinic. ML-s Foster returned home : ria. IJ C. a • . Mrs Wi ll and is convalescing Mi and Mi R J. ■with her sistei-in-law, with Mr and Mr- A E Whiddon. Walker and Mr and Williams enter Mrs. Clarence Warbis and daugh- Mr Hugh E Huw II and family ter Helen of Sacramento. Cal., spent ■ club - rtland. .-pent the week-end at tained h< r Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Sam afternoon Wi lehrs M ih . Wendell (’ole of Bend IB Steinke and family. Mrs. Warbis Mrs M Mi. and and Mr- Steinke were schoolmates Mrs. John Hollins, for two weeks. and haven't seen each other for 30 Mi and Mr.- F years. Mrs. Warbis was formerly Mitchell Ih- ladr .- were for- Mi-s L uise L >r.sung of Hillsb ro erly n sidenLs of Ops city. Additional Sunday dinner guests of Mr MI Mi Ada V Collier, who is re Mr and Mrs Steinke in honor of arriv d M m- the visitors were Mr. and ining t . her home in Seattle af:- Mrs. Ed- a fi w weeks' visit in California, ward Freudenthal and daughter this w ok ¡‘nd Mr< Che-ter Merrill Mr and Margaret, and Kenneth Spencer. with Mr and Mrs. Glenn Pickens Mr J P Merrill, who have I Editor Dies Sunday— the house guests of the Ch. Mr and Mr- Bi n W Faber and Fred Ornes, editor of the Mount Merrills, will return cast with the ernon 'Washington» Argus, died Ellisons. Sunday at Mount Vernon, and fu turning to -p nd a few days at the neral services were held there Oregon Caves and Diamond Lake ' Mr Paul Patterson and chiMt^n Wednesday. Mr. Ornes is an uncle went to Sca-i.1? lust Thursday andl Miss Ida Colombo of Portland is cf H rbert Staples, and he and his -I ending the week with Mr and 'were joined Saturday by Mr Pat- wife had visited here about a year Mr ago. Mr. Staples' mother has been Mr I. A J ihnston Angela Lor- liner, also vf Portland, is spending and Mrs Jack West and Mr and I visiting at tne home ol her si»i.. V« rrtb McKinney and 1 son I Mrs. the week as guest of Sally Johnston. Mrs for some time. Mr. Dickie were week-end gu of the Staples left Tuesday night to attend Mi ai i Mi 1. E Wilkes and the funeral. Mi Mildrid Christianson return- Leaves for Home— id Munday from a three-day trip Returns from < anada— I" Port Angele- and Mt Rainier Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rossman and J W Bailey r turned Tuesday children and Mrs. Rossman's Geraldine and returned Monday f from a week's trip into the northern part of I mother. Mrs Grace Honeywell of with th ir aunt. Mr- Leslie British Columbia. He accompanied Heron Lake. Minn., spent last week his ein. Dr Paul Bailey, and fam-1 at Cannon Beach. Mrs. Honeywell, Smith . i t Taft. Mrs Ratcliffe and chil- ily of P. rtland. The party had to who has been visiting here for the dren s pending we ks' pack in part of the way to its dis-j past month, will return to her m me in the east today (Thursday!. tination. Mr- II Patton, in Hoed River Mrs. Pesehka Honored— Return from II. C.— Mrs Roger Graham of Eugene Mrs. L. H. Peschka was the guest Mr and Mrs L B Hall and f.im-! ily returned Sunday from a week's of honor at a shower given Monday vacation at Victoria and Vancouver. I evening of last week at the home Smith. librarian. B C . and Rainier National park in | of H. Peschka with Mrs. Judy Walter McKinney and Robert Washington. They re I’psirt the- trip I Peschka and Mrs Kathryn Henry Holznagel returned Wednesday as quite scenic, and especially en- : joyed the boat trip to Vancouv-r Goes to Yakima— Meriwether Island. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lightfoot of Mr and Mr: Glenn Pickens Yakima arc spending this week I nt Monday and Tuesday at Pen with Mrs A. Brandaw. Mrs. Bran Woman's Society of Christian ser dleton. daw will return home with them vice of the Methodist church will Mr and Mrs A W Hoffman and for an indefinite stay. have the regular monthly tea at the Mr and Mis B M. Goodman spent church Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 Ask your neighbor who borrows the week-end at Seaside Mr and Mrs. H. E. Susbauer re o'clock Members and friends are this paper, why he doesn't sub invited. scribe for the Argus. turned Sunday from a week's vaca tion at Victoria. B C. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alexander Allen of Surf, il , are visiting their daughter, Mr: Lee Bandai!. 6 bars 25c 12 BUBBLE BATH, assorted odors family reunion Randall dlcss to say, it would have t' be a Gargantuan club Th" fact I the metaphysical problem at hand is that the Argus has pnn‘ d 2.'* stor es ab ut Ix gion Junior bal DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE for sale or rent by owner 431 E Main St. 22p Don't Miss Your County Free Fair ! J . C . P Í N N t r C O. .. 1 M Û . fl
