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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1941)
HILLSBORO ÄRGT-«, HILLSBORO, OREGON New Veterinary Hospital a! Beaverton Oregon American Lumber company at Vernonia last weef Mrs Mrs three fii- In SKHHHI been Fri- Open en- dinner Monday >f Mr and Ml : - i 11 n u' ; hos- •n Kelly wei V ura tiun Ih Homecoming • Held Sunday Al Ml. Top ( IH H AI.!- M H. proxim will b< h* Mr '*< ng against en I 2 .Hid the sell McCormn k wa MOHN •k end. under* i -mined ”loyd II. ubivrt of Klh ry Parr h’ ' <íí<-ct Mi i' Moun’um Top (hurch into the dub The hostess White’s ais- and bring White She spent the the Elliott home. lite returned to her after spending two her uncle and aunt. member. Mr M Mount tin II., Ibv « of th «inni I h<»m«Toming at Mountain Tup Mountain ’hurch Thry recently moved from h Mr and Mi Aurora visited Wohlschhgi Ki ithfulm of of Chicago is visitina hn Bill, and aunt Mt dis M i F Klhtv P.i Mr Fiunk Pontfratz went to work at last and Randall of Alex Allen been Randall wme, re- with Mi and M ra. until Wed- Kelly ks Saturday after a with relatives in Liberal. Mo. Mrs. Mr and Mr Charles Fisher and week end with Susanne of Tacoma visited rela tives here Sunday. Norman Fi.-hf-r who spent the summer here, re E turned home with them. • >m< included Mr. and Mi - and George Hudspeth of Portland Fisher spent Sum with Mi Fisher’s daughter. new inumbvi nine orvalla. I-land Fire Threatens Near Buxton Men Work Davs Mildred weeks, home lay night ui Ellin I '«•ir aunt Bit kenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Nicl den left Sat unlay I vacation in Vancouver, hu! planned to return to time for the regatta. M r< and M im ry Elissen of Antoi Birthday < debrah'd entertain»' I with dinner party Sunday in honor of Mr 's birthday anniversary. Present wore Mis Morgans three daughters, Mrs. Doral Reiater and four children, and Mrs. Eail Lock«*, all of Wil hams. Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Eu St. Clair of Garibaldi. IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO sell and are in a big hui- ry to sell it, let the classified advertising dopartment of the Hillsboro Argus prove its abil ity as a speedy and efficient sales medium. S100 000.00 In United States Government Bonds and Cash on deposit with the State of Oregon as a guarantee fund to protect holders of our Marjorie and Charleen Shipley of Tillamook spent the week-end at rhe Emmet Shipley home. Vir ginia Shipley returned home with them for a week’s visit. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cearley and Wauneta and Mrs. Cearley’s mother. Mrs. Alice Estepp, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elza Mercer of Pumpkin Ridge. Mrs Estepp and remained for a Title Insurance Policies Title and Trust Company An Oregon Corporation Capital and Surplus $800.000.00 WASHINGTON COUNTY BRANCH Ml. Joe Ross of Portland spent from Wednesday until Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 136 S. 2nd Ave., Hillsboro. Phone 333 that family. who Leonard Pratt reeei ved an in Walde- jury to his upper lip while play ing at the swimming hole Wed- nesday. It took four stitches to close the wound. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varca and Mi Gl.n Dugan and family, who have bee n living in nta Ill.. Mi , moved to k. Mr. and Wednesday. They Sunset canili last >f Mt. Rushmore in Mrs. William Newman of Man of South Dakota ning vicinity moved into the Rig Y «dlow>tone park. gle house Monday. Vacc i i»turned home Harlay Quier returned home ! M: . W. F. M i Fi ancia McKi V. dliam ntly SPECIAL OFFER OLD GLORY to bring " to Every Reader of THE HILLSBORO ARGUS MacKENZIE MOTOR CO &MHCESALE club brought them Audited Circulation A member of the Audit Bureau nf Circulations, the Argus gives the Advertiser proof of authentic, paid up subscribers. To the wise buyer of space there can be no substitute. FINF IKFR CARS! 1941 Mercury Sedan-Coupe hite TO YOU OWNERS OF HIGH-COMPRESSION CARS Even if your car has gone less than 10,000 miles, it now may have higher compression than when it left 965 1941 Plymouth 1937 Ford Special Deluxe 2-door Sedan "60" Tudor R. dio and heater. Finish in • a o-tone. Low mileage. Save $285 on this car 1938 Ford Tudor Sedan Pickup Harbor with cloth up- hoistcry. Hot water heater i "dy . in til ' >0 ii.:5 045 E r gum.mtee Oww 1940 Ford Low mileage. 75 ; rubber, An unusually good used com- mereiai car. Sec this job As a reader of this paper, we are offering you an amazing opportunity to own a glorious, large "Stars and Stripes”. Made of fine, durable cotton bunting, with individually sewed stripes. Stars stamped in fast colors on a rich, blue background. This beautiful flag, when opened to its full majestic spread, measure: FIVE feet long by THREE fee', wide 345 1938 Ford Deluxe Tudor New rubber all around. Ra- dio. Brown with mohair up- holstery. A fine buy OUR SPECIAL OFFER TO YOU 525 425 Show your neighbors that you're true blue "and proud of it"—by flying "Old Glory" on every American holiday. This great flag can be yours now with a new or renewal one-year subscrip tion to the Hillsboro Argus—at the very special price of only $3 for both the flag and one-year Argus subscription, mailed POSTPAID to your ty residents. 3 1931 Ford Panel Deliveries 1937 Ford "85 Deluxe Fordor Deluxe Tudor .ow mileage G rev with mo- Radio, heater, maroon with mohair upholstery. 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They've developed a motor fuel that will automatically compensate for these carbon-created higher compressions. This super motor fuel — Shell Premium — is a blend of clean burning gasoline fractions...a pat ented, scientifically prepared anti knock compound . . . and powerful alkylate (similar to that used in 100-octane aviation fuels). And what this means to you is more miles of new-car performance. It means a quieter, cooler run ning engine... faster and smoother pick-up excellent mileage. And you get all this from Shell Premium for more than “regular”—or just about $ 1 a month extra, if you drive the average amount. SHELL OIL COMPANY s® i ■ J IRV ' ! J »«^AUTHORIZED SALE* ANO SMVKM r- i HILLSBORO ARGUS Hillsboro, Oregon Enclosed please find $3 for one of your 5-ft. x 3-ft. American flags and a one year subscription to the Hillsboro Argus. (New ) (Renewal ) NAMF MRS! Eisai r ■ address 3rd and Washington HILI^BORO Phone 911 CITY. ethsœ NAPPY EL..a r i GO By Irv Tirrnau
