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* IT Ai Page Eight HILLSBORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO, Strikes Theaten Coal Production And Bailroads Hilhi Schedules Night Classes Year's Committees Students Present Plays at Rotary HEADQUARTERS FOR The Beautiful “Natural Poise XMAS NOW SAVE YOUR DRESS! Be Informed—Read the Argus. FUR ALL HO LI DA Y FESTIVITIES BLACK CRUSHED CALF V 10c and 15c Hot Chocolate, 10c Banana Special 15c 25c Milk Shakes, 10c Thick Double MALTED MILKS 15c KRANIENS PALM DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists Phone 261 Your co ^operation will be up. Three Stores Hit By Robberies tiiviit CHIFFON LATEX DRESS SHIELDS BY HICKORY With the new ODOR-RESISTANT feature 35c pr 3 pr for 51 move/' Tiny pins ore permanently attached to shields in just the right position for quick and correct place ment in your sleeves, ah extra feature! "Pin-Easy" shields are scientifically ond to continue to do so even after repeated Washings. Regular or cres cent shape, white or flesh, in sizes 2, 3, and 4. 35c each—3 pairs for $1, with the famous "Double your mon* ey back" guarantee. NOTIONS OEFARTMtur M THANKSGIVING 18 McK: incy and 1918 w ml sent boys ms own experiences m e c included that the ral- the Turkey Shoot connnandti. Hillsboro's grant. /.ikvr on Too Laie io Classify and GAMES ( l.issiih d l*4<r Dradlinr I tirsday Millit. "Too Laie to CliMMify" Deadline 1 p. in. Wednesday ai VERBOORT THURSDAY November Ana Campbell, vorson, and Saii.e 'I The fing was pre- Scouts Dick Gates, and Stan Gr.iv T!n students for 'h tr iiiti-m to tin community's .\rin- by smgmg t f th Banner, led b\ Mis I by the school band Numbers on te program includ- M McC -s w ele med the ed A m dley > f E E by Di rine Foelke My Huddv bv Lloyd Pearson. In Flanders F eld" by Bud Likens and shor talks >n WlV I ain r riendly ad I ani an Amr Ain" by But- able from your friends m HUI-boro business firms. if Also introduced ,. mm.indcr A Hillsboro A n., . Fot* Iker of the BUY BE WISER AT WASHINGTON COUNTY S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Holiday Stocks Arriving Daily . . Complete Assortment! PURE IRISH LINEN BANQUET SETS New "LOK-RAY" Slips Fine Knit Rayon Permanently Dulled Run Resistant KAYSERÏ gore, Beautiful Hemstitched Cloth Size 66x84 and 8 Napkins, 21 inches square to match. Elabor ate Mosiac and Richlieu patterns. Sets woven in fine thread linen —gleaming white. RAYON - LINEN Belgium Imported Banquet Sets Large size 66x84 cloths 8 large size napkjns to match. Gleaming white and beautiful pastels guaranteed fast $ 8.95 to tubbing 1 Direct from Belgium 72 x 90 Cloth 8 Napkins to match S1995 IRISH LINEN DINNER CLOTHS Size Two Yards Square Double damask patterns in floral and convention- Beautiful cloths for that Thanks- giving dinner $g.5O table double front, back, shaped midriff, shadowproof panel, adjustable straps. Colors: rose. FOR CHRISTMAS Huy Her Beautiful KAYSER SILK HOSE and UNDIES KAYSER GIFT GOWNS IMPORTED From Belgium Rayon and Cotton BANQUET SETS Clolh Size 52x52 »nd Napkins to Match. Gleaming pastels that will delight your $ dinner guests 4'98 Same as above with 60x80 CLOTH $7-95 Fine Lace Regular 89c—Today’s Market Price! KAYSER JERSEY DINNER CLOTHS to sleep in It's rayon "Princclla,” a lux Featuring STAMPED PILLOW CASES LINEN FINISHED, HEMSTITCHED. PAIR urious new fabric that feels dove-soft on the skin. Won derful for wear —it never ONE SPECIAL LOT 59c MEN DRESS UP FOR THANKSGIVING HART SCHAFFNER % MARX SUITS TOPCOATS See the new garments just receiv ed. Pure wools, styles that are right, fit and satisfaction guaranteed .......... ...... 35 Mallory and Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts 6 6 6 IABHI5 SALVI. NOJI UMÜi« SCRANTON and QUAKER Correctly Fitted by Experienced Shoemen! Come in Soon! ■z^/fn/e/e j.aJiionetL e A’ $9-85 suces Smart patent tip and patent vamp trim, 17 8 patent dress heel. Famous equaliz er last. A smart dressy yet most comfortable $g.00 ( shoe to wear Nunn Bush Copy should be Merit in Arm .me • . ' \\ i Id i which Ma n Me Kulnev publia r of th.- Perfect patterns and exquisite finish in these lovely Dinner Sets suit able for any occasion, including holidays and formais. At Weil's Here's a Smart Hot Fudge Sundaes Hot Butterscotch and Hot Caramel SUNDAES Hillsboro Hi^lt mceting fnd imun Jlatcly aft 1 er nieettng Thank you. tf County Officials Ai Portland Confab For winter months we are serving Thursday, November 13, |9|| Hillsboro high s mechanical night A racing cnal dispute in the ea^t. which threatens to halt soft *onnnunit\ coal production and tie up the nation's railroads, caused F dent Roosevelt to call a conference • raining of labor and industrial leaders I nomas. Wednesday. vocat lonnl A C. I. O. boycott of the na the high tional defense mediation board tor for th dealt a severe blow to that making agency and cause th and President to call three C. leaders and three maior steel err pany executives to confer Friday Meanwhile. 15,000 workers who handle long-distance wires in 42 states of the nation, were report ed by John L. Noran. president of Blanks thos the Federation of Long Lines Tel ephone Workers, an independent Hillsboro union, to be ready for a huge walkout. In the German-Russian war the Nazi forces appeared to have brok en through on their Crimean drive to the shores of the Kerch strait to within sight of the Caucus. Along the central front their cold and weary armies were apparently County Judge H D Kerkman. getting no better than a draw, Mrs Esther Cornelius. 92. who died at her Hillsboro home Thurs . Commisisoners . W Hughes and above and below Moscow. The day afternoon following an illness, is shown celebrating her 90th James Lew is. Treasurer Maud Russians did acknowledge that a birthday anniversary in July. 1939. with her son Fred Cornelius, row. County Clerk W German thrust on the south had and granddaughter. Mrs. Virginia Perkins Coe.—iStorv on page 1> per. and District Attorney C Rus- carried to the vicinity of Nar- sell Morgan were among W. shing- ofominsk. 35 miles away. ton county officials in Portland ’ Olson. Freda Pfahl. Eva Six. Elsie Prime Minister Churchill of this week attending sessions of the I Zurcher. England stirred the Pacific crisis 36th annual convention of the As I July— further by warning Japan that she sociation of Oregon Counties. Mary Rank. B.t- which opened a three-day confab would find herself at war with Mrs. A. J. Foelker. president of j !> Raymond. Rea Newman Britain if she went to war with Wednesday m the Multnomah coun the American Legion Auxiliary an- .. Hostesses — Georgia Patte ty court house the United States. Henrietta Morgan. Liura Morgan Presiding cv.r the convention The house of representatives nounces the following committees Mary Rank. Olive Schul.- County Judge Guv B »yington Thursday by a vtoe cf 212 to 194 for the year: August— approved the administration bill November— Constitution and By-Laws Publicity and Unit Activities— authorizing Amer.can ships to sail A Sprague appeared on the pro anywhere in the world under ths Emma McKinney. Edith Cooper. Bristol. Polly Weil Bristol, Jennie gram. Carrie Powers. protection cf their own flag Hostesses—Arline Eslinger. Eva Griffith. Florence Kramien. Doro- guns. May Proofreader's Lament Amacher. Mary thy Halvorson. September— Holtz. Alice Hoffman. slip The typographical Music—Florenc Kram.cn. Gol- December— pcry little thing and die Davis, Leis WaJ worth Hospital—Ruth Pubols, Emma Hostesses — Emma McKinney You can hunt till Dierdorff. Olive Schulz. but it somehow will get by Lena Gates. Edith Cooper. Hazel Hostesses—Emma Dierdorff. Hul error, too small Grade school students presented da Connell. Ruth Pubols. M.ldred Cyrus. Ruth Truman. two plays, prepared for National Hudson. Lillie Krahmer. Celoma Armistice Day Dinner—Helen Till the .nk is cn the paper, when Book week, at the Rotary club Busch. it grows to mountain size. Krahmer. Elsie Krahmer. Margaret luncheon this noon (Thursday). January— McKinney. Goldie Davis. Jennie The boss, he stares with horror, William G. Hare was program Legislation and National De Griffith. then he grabs his hair chairman. fense—Georgia Patterson. Lena Peters. Ethel Powers "Time Marches Backward." a The copy reader drops his h. Girls' State—Edith Burnett. Hostesses—Reva Nicol. Mane radio play given over station BWB, upon his hands and means. Employment and Relief—Rose Hoffman. Della Christensen. Leah m was written by the sixth graders Hurd. Nicodemus. Anna Masterson. be clean as clean can be— under the direction of the teach Membership — Lucille George. February' — But that typographical error er, Byron Adams, and the cast McCoy Americanism — Stella Kroeger. Maybelle the only thing you see.—Anon of characters involved the whole Cheer and Fi wers—Mildred Anna Engeldinger. class. The program started with Hudson. Hostesses—Grace Busch. Gladvs the present and back through his- Joint Meetings- Arline Eslinger. Dola May Bear. Eda Boge. Vi Busch. Yvette Weil. Polly Weil. Irene tory on outstanding events. Amacher. Anna Engeldinger. Davs. Clara Gordon. Ruth Wc Birdie Dresse r. Meta Kroeger. A take-off on the Lewis and March— D rcthy Halvorson Emma McKin Mary Farnham. Betty Raymond ney. Clark expedition to the Oregon Community Service- Edith Bur Special Committee country was given in the "The nett. Ada Pa lersen. If the want ads don't do it, Goldie Davis Rose Stranahan. Bayice. can't be done. Awful Truth," written and pro Hostesses—V.da Goodman. duced by the following eighth Poynter. Ethel Powers. Lois Wal- graders: Clarabelle Wiley, Stuart worth. Agnes McBreen. Richardson, Barbara Gates. Clay April— ton Schultz. Patt? Helgesen. Dan Child Welfare—Helen Ray. Rose and Ann Wambaugh, Charles Wy Hurd. Maybelle McC y att, Maurice Campion, Brice Bax Hostesses—Theresa Dillen, St ter, and Ronald Whitworth. Teach la Kroeger. Zula Wildman. Helen : er of this group is Mrs. Georgenia Krahmer. Elsie Krahmer. Harms. May- Poppy Poster—Grace Busci Jen- nie Hurd. Jones Hospital Poppiis—Jennie Griffith, Verna : Mrs. May Tidwell of Hillsboro Dillon. Hulda L eder. and John Edens of Gales Creek Hostesses—Ruth Pubols, Belle were admitted November 6 for Walker. Margaret McKinney. Mar- treatment of injuries received in garet Abrams. Elizabeth Newsham. June— auto accidents. Junior Activities—Pat Johnston. Mrs. Verna Durand of Gaston and Mrs. Antone Krevanko of Maybelle McC y Hostesses—Maybelle McCoy. H 1- Hillsboro underwent major surgery en Ray. Helen Deichman, Franka November 6. James Plumb of Yamhill was admitted for treatment of injuries Buy for sustained in a logging accident November 7. Mrs. Calvin Whitmore of Hills boro underwent major surgery No vember 7. Another 150 pieces c Edward Dan Ganske of route tume jewelry. Smart new 2 Hillsboro was treated for in checker necklace juries received in an auto acci bracklets, pins. CAr dent November 11. Special, at Weil’s O 55 C Entered for medical care dur ing the week were George Darety. 'Plus taxi Mrs. W. Aldinger. Richard Kraus, Mrs. Harry Thompson, all of Hillsboro, Mrs. J. W. Hoover of A T/CK OF TIME AND A Cornelius and Mrs. Harry Bacon of Timber. CLICK OF PINS WILL Modern FOUNTAIN SERVICE OREGON Size 72 X 90 Smart pattern design lacc cloths. May be used on polished top or over white pad its you wish. A very special 98 value Exira Special Size 54 X 54 Just 50 Lace Cloths to sell. Your oppor- tunity now to have one at this excep tionally low $y.oo nrice A Beautiful I »inner ( 'loths so popular, Right now our slock is most complet«!. Buy for gifts and your own U C III I líese low prices. *2-98 Io 19-85 Hand-Made CHINESE LACE never runs, comes out of each tubbing fresh and beautiful. Lc/t. Shirtwaist top, eyelet edg ing. Blossom pink . , . nn $r° live Kayser "nighties" and ' Paja mas." Wash i ng ton ounty's m o s t complete Dinner Cloths Perfect cloths in most attractive and pleasing designs, hand made by < 'hiliesc needlewomen. Excellent taste for till occasions. Sizes 45x45 54x54 72x9(1 98 AT HILLSBORO
