The Hillsboro argus., May 13, 1943, Page 7, Image 7

School Closes
Ai Chebalem Mt.
Jp x t Tuesday
Mrs. Amerien
Meets the War
S p o r t s
t
M l l o r ’ a N o t» : W a r ton. ha
• m l r v a r y il l O v i .
I h l. .-..In
u f f i . 'l ii l i- n v i.r iiin r h f I h fx r .i t
l i i t . i l l.y I»..-
f War
h<.i
..-■I
" I |.i
ip r Grcvc Bo?s
Serve in Africa
'Moth Proofing
Solutions Aid
Mrs. Longworth
Buried Tuesday
Thursday, May 13, 1943
HILLSBORO ARG VS— 7
scene w ithin 15 minute», how ever
. the building was out of control by
' that time.
T here was mime insurance
’iVilkesboro Home
Destroyed by Fire
on w o
CHKHALKM MO U N I.
h,r.
now g<
able on the
F uneral Hervicrg were held Tin-t-
«Ii.iw« how it
vin »rr.-vi mi .
I G rove tl tj a t hi
di dinetion m ark et
d pr
The hem e of Mr and Mr». Henry
rnuio ♦ X- day afternoon a t F orest
I. • nnrl it»r h
Grove
I -Hid Imuor ut h¡
cell*
ut
' < 'I H II \l ! M Ml UINTA I!
F n d ertak m g chapel for M rt. Da J VandriMV of W iikesbor
’Woman to Devote Time
New Il’UUltlUoilS nf Die W ill J 'lo
w
ith
the
U.
S.
I
.;h
ti
i
g
pring
NOl I wtl < | . i , m " Muv IB .tl h’li . duction Hoard < iiveiiny Ihe matin
belle S. Longw orth, W, F orest com pletely destroyed by fir: Mon­
Africa. T in y aie Hay,
Mays Li
day evening when fire stai eti cn To Price Control Work
H L
Gi
Grove
general
hospital
in
term
en
t
"d h
| i i d .v of ,d: ».il i f.n lu ie of worn« 11 l u l l fa s h io n e d
Chai hv 1 hihker and
>b .»noth
and text
I mi
An additional w man will be em -
wan at F orest Grove cem etery, the roof when the chim ney u n ite d
d in n e r I . l. n n e W h i t m i r e , . J i a y n i i » t n e k in g t ;n < expert« I lo ie
Ó S
B b m o t h « i , Mr> V t O tt z. I t
Quick work of the neighbors sav­
•lx ’h t " . i d f p u p i l h e r e in III in «ult In unTcu.-ied (piidily, even f
Rev. E D Kellogg offlclaPng.
ployed in the Hillsboro ration board
leeivod
her
fu
st
letter
m
bun
la
«t
Elt.O
■
:
'd
m
.
of
tl."
dow
n
.t
ors
furni-
bed
diy cleaning or w ashing
She 1 h survived by a daughter,
l i infhun.iloiy I heuinatlm n
sheet stocking’ The W l’il con an
week since lie had Ian
I m A frica
1 SLapsucU will kill rnoths Mrs W E H u ai* of route 1. For- ' re. b jt all - f the civilian belong­ office beginning May 15 to deal
Jo II I rlnnU y Six
vatiou old er, which gncR into effect
.
Son
(
ubles
I
low
era
price control.
iil
but
will
nut
mothproof
H ilhi’s
■ ball n ine will tr
f ’♦
i brother, O ra W alker, ing, of their son P atrick, in t h e exclusively w ith
6/1 • 1 ’’ xx 111 he no pleach in g it I " ,l May lb, i. di a l each in.mid h
’ ¡ Mi * Lena M» ye?
w - h delight-
the p a r i ients against future attack of South D akota; also two grand- -rm ed forces in Louisiana, w ere Lloyd Ramp is chairm an of the
Friday
M uni t» I ' p c l n i i t h Sunday Irn H 'd e i of women rayon h u d ery to to McM
zi!" ! fu ,,y u rp iiiu l .M / iei i ¡Jay when H< nee. i ■ 1 merits so treated eith er I da ugh te
price control panel. Othei m em ­
one with the Grizzly
III« (hatch
Mr s Al M*-Meek in of burned.
’ter Sunday 'tehonl, this | ’■•"•'u bush* color.’- for < ach six for a ret
sh.- received a basket f rosebuds need to bt s'.ored a way in clean. | Victoria, B. C , and Mrs. C harles
Tlie F jrest G rove fire d e p a rt­ bers ire M is Mabel G rass and J.
M> "»1» will Ic w i i a t t e n d a b . , k e t . month • pei iod, ami u 1 it , ore than s»|Uad The lo t .d-, edg. d
and lilies of the v - d h y cabled from scaled t >xes, bugT, or trunks, or V erstieg of P ortland
m ent w a, called and .rrived on the L. Anderson.
find
<11 n, i ud e nf< i net if Fi lendl v I f i v e o f th o basic colora can be used 10 to 9
h er »on. Lt Raym ond M eyer; eise rim d in a moth proofing 3olu-
Mrs. ixm gw orth was born at
S S n iid a s .. l,-.-.| it Scholl
I in any one ntyle
H ow ever WI’H here recently.
iornew ht re in Africa
tion.
Th
latter treatm en t is eapeci- Princeton, 111., May 20. 137.
Cu.wh Al Hogue expects tf? a ta it.
I (Hiinted out that most btsieiy maii-
V a llin i ( Inh Merta
ally suit
of.it I urei •- aliead y had been v o l­ bi! ic tai S p artan itne-up wd i the I Mrs Sam O tto » f I’ »rtland. who such it. ►bie fk»r w ashable woolens
■ M i
K e n n e th W h itiiio r t
i \ ed
has
Ju.’d
h
i a ei "d from an attack
blankets,
sw eaters, sock.
Ask your neighbor w ho borrows
untarily lim iting their range <> f exception of third base w here El-J
I. m t u r i n i . and tw o vi
lu
and nut'
«y.s Miss Lane. When this paper, why h e doesn't su b ­
U- >» Tilin' day when the Burk I c o l o r . to t i l l * , num ber or Ic-; In- fhi i M elteljrke Will pr< b a b ly ta k e of pneum om i. visited her m other ,o tria!»
Mi«
Vi-da
G
tt
Sunday
Mrs
Gt-to
d.
the
articles
are
m
oth-
scribe for the A rgus
>f Ken W <rt-
H as eu V-ii unit eluh met and pier I tddeiitally. the dollars a n d cent over tlu< to the dine
wa« accom panied Sunday by hei proofed until laundered again,
id
" a (puit for her at hei home price tellin g i n rayon hosiery will man
th
ree
children
M
uthp
oofing
sprays
a
re
also
on
I)
IlillMboio to a rs defeated Hank
to the hmty timen, this chili i not go into effect until May 15
Mi Frank P ain ter ii’Hh’rw erit an the m arket, but these protect only
<n
7 to 4 Tuesday afternoon on the
n ; hut once a m onth and.
fibers that a re dam pened,
b
i e It it Variant, m eetings are
And »peaking of hone- Ihe War local diam ond The visitors g t operation T hursday on hei left eye the
H 'd
| Production Hoard conservation pro- aw ay to a tw o-run lead in tin* She w ent to Portland every other hence it is im portant th at ail wool Clas-ilffed Pape Deadline Tueaday
I
Nipht. “Too Late to Claa-ilfy"
ifi
llti’.lu. Next m eeting Will be gram ii I no ex ten d s to m en's a n d ftf t inning, hut the Boguemcn day this week- to have it dre&scd. on the surface be covered, she
Deadline I p. m. Wednesday
d ‘’ti Sunday with M in K y children's socks Fancy p attern s ui e tallied th ree cou n ters in the second Mrs P ainter will undejgo a sim ilar says. As there are also sprays that
n en who w rks n Portland restricted for m en’s socks with sev to go out in fiont for the rest cf operation for cata ract on the right kill m oths but do not m othproof
A lm ost ev e iy b o d y 's fig u rin g
“P assin g n law behind our
the
fabric,
it
eye
in
the
near
future
ls
im
portant
to
read
!
13 SANDV Flem ish rabbits. 2'
di I llg the week in a iilroad yard <*o basic colors allowed, Likew ise the game.
w hat things’ll be like after the backs,” he says, “w as violatin'
m onths cld does and bucks
a mg freight cal
Mrs Ix*o Su -bauer. who teaches the labt 1 carefully before purchas­
I there Is a limit to fancy or novelty
W i l t T urner, H ilhi chucker, held
ing.
Rabbit Farm , P. O Box 138, N orth ! war. I talked about that toelay Just w hat we were fightin' for.
v|A !i
Kuth <h i . f Everett,
.»cks The P. inks to five hit- w hile his team« in a P ortland school, visited her
E verett. Wa
Wash h . 1 P’dl»’! o * for children
S unning and bru sh in g woolen Plains.
.
7-8p
Lena M ’yer.-. over
w ith Jeb Crowell. J e b - h e 's a T he very principles w e fought
h d S a t u r d a y a n d M o t h e r 's I l a y ■( <’olor range for boy. and girls s o c k I m a l c i i
finding H eesaekcr for m other, Mr
the w eek-end Mr S usbauer was clothing 1 practical if garm ents are
veteran of the last War- says:
Uh hei m .th. i and .son, Mrs ( ’ l,M'<* to total about 30, but now tin?. H bin,
for in 1776. L aw -m akin’ w ithout
carefully s ’ored afterw ard. The i M 36 car radio for sale, com plete
ill
with
flu
last
week.
[» I1 ' I ' i a n d H '.b b v O i l H o b b y is A
lim ited to seven h e i r c o ! 1
It
II
“One tiling's sure, Joe. The
rnoth larvae cannot stand bn&ht
—Phone 3104.
7p I
representation Is one of the most
Debit*
W
beclcr
f
Pacific
u
n
iv
e
r­
H illsboro
• f S in g w i t h h l . gi a n d p u f l i t
a n d , ' ’ '1 f° r eu( b m anufacture:
H ut
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boy-, this tim e w on’t return an.l
undem ocratic th in gs we can do."
sity, F orest G rove, \isited Norina sun and w i l l drop to the ground ! 47"
H anks
• ' ending Fir Gi A f school
th ere's no restriction to the use of
4
5
from < d h r ; l i f t hanging in the 17
P oultry Farm , la rg e ,
M
eyers
S
aturday
and
Sunday.
find w hat we cam e back to."
I M i arid Mi Hobert ______
l>< u k er ......
and colored yarns in decorative stripes
.
B atteries Hillsbnr ». T u rn er and
.sun
on
the
line.
The
soft
eggs
are
¡
c
h
i
c
k
e
n
house
b
ro
n
er
plant.
Cap
I guess w e’re all agreed on
Mrs Lena M eyers attended the
' I.- daughh
f E verett visited his diMilgns and figure- No anklets can E t tw o <1. Banks. H eesaekcr and
Then he went on to mention that. Most folks admit we made
per ween. All m etal batteries
May Day celebration at F orest ea ily cru.-hed or dislodged by thor-
p • nt- Mi .md M» ( ’ II Doiik be m ade w ith cuffs turned dow n oi Sediulm et ich.
hatc.iery, includes 2 large in-
Prohibition . . . and I ought to a mistake once . . . but the boys
O rove Friday Norma Meyers, who ough b r u j’-uiL’ which is ab»o neces-
folded m ore than once
t
M '.v I and 2
il
which protect th e cubators and 2 starting batteries , say right here that Jeb's a man
0 3 1 0 3 0 0 0
is a student there, took part in the i try f r fuid
who are fighting this w ar can be
I liln rs H elp
Hanks -
L i r v . i f md eg;,s from the sun.
I C oncrete foundation. Two brooder
2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 d rills and folk dance
W ith th .'i||fh t> t .-f I.-. iiik - H n n ln * l<<vh>-
houses, 2 range sh elter houses N ic e 1 of moderation . . . a glass of beer
pretty sure we won’t pull any­
A crew t f neighbors finished
M other’s I?ay and Allan C om ber’s I F or storing clothes in airtight 4-room
n in ir to |>m |KR ihtat«* h i 't liln ip i o» <1.» in
new house electricity, hot : or two is all he’ll ever take. It
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ding h« p- Monday for Merle tl»«» f u t u r e " i n lr m la r . «-f A>n«*i lean **••»
thing like that again!
I birth d ay w ere celebrated at a din- boxes, bags, chest» or tru n k s the
and cold w ater, telephone. Ju st
C ly. and I’m day Joined anothei iiumi . Ih a W a r I ’ n a l.ir ll--.. Ito n r .l i .-m im ic.I
was the principle of the thing
■ h er p arty Sunday at the L a Mc­ u-e of naphthalene flakes or para- mile from business district down
<’ "
■ '!» Ighb i m cludng high lKHj»«*Wi»*« « f n n . - * . |.* n r f* fo r «a iin iriw
dichlorobenzine
crystals
at
the
rale
Cormick home
th at bothered him.
on th e m a rk .» In < |iianti»v In A m e ii
S teady incom e Price $3000
•
'1 students hoeing straw betrietf < Jar«
H rner Cady and Mi Mathes of of about one pound to a m edium ­ town.
a f-*r lh e f ir e l Unit* t i l l - jraar I t'« a »(«•«•I
Hi-: M er\in Whitmor«
| « a» In< irla«a«t<»|i w in . H w ill fl*. a n y > la n -
,ruri11 i' stdl a standard prac- —H arry Emmons. V ernonia. O re­
I Vancouver, Wash . v it« i h - m ö th -I
gon.
7-8p j
Mi
!• F H ffman h.»d her •Ijto l horna r ä n n in ä j« r . a m i a l.o a il com*
Rhod.1 Cady i ll<'5; -ays Miss Lane.
er and brother. Mr
w ith
th *
• m l on G eorge Orin K endall of m a r r ia l p a rk •«•r. w t«-i» ja m
Moths
do
not
eat
cotton,
linen,
and
Merle
C
ady,
and
fam
ily
la
s
t!
«aina m. n th «laa i t |. n » im p la t h r e r
or girl w anted for house­
0 0 o f a Stries
Copyright, Ì9t3, Bieuing Industry tuundaúon
rayon or oher fabrics of vegetable WOMAN
w i’eig with her while the ba- p a r t u n it a to u g h h m l- r r . U t u n t g lu .
week.
w ork, good wages. — Mis. Oscar
fiber, or silk They w ill e a t the
m othvr wie m K lam ath Falls Ih l, r u b b e r Jar r in g , and ateel a rra w han d
th an aunt. Mis Andrew Brink. th a t l-H»k« lik a a a rre w n ve r w ith I t »
woolen threads from m ixtures, H um burg, 956 S. 10th. Phone 2073. 7 I
Stc . M c F . n t e c
Hilhi h u rd ler
how ever.
I f uml>
Mi th in k is seriously r a n te r to p r u t o . u t •
•
I’L’RSE found and tu rn ed in at '
w
»it
th
ird
p
la
te
in
the
state
track
I in a h »spita, there She is well
I h p r < 't « * < - t i v a tra n a p a re rit w ra p p in y a
A rgus office.— O w ner identify J
low hurdles event at Eugene
1 " n here m l ie Bin k Heaven w h i- h r o v e r la m p »ha.I«« w i ll I.«. ..ut A meet
, and pay m inim um ad charge.
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Friday T he S p artan ath lete ran
W i l l o rd e r p r o h ib it« th a u»e ..f t r a i. q . n r -
l
i
n
t
Sue.
a
Helen
Sm
ith,
m
ade
r
w r a p p in g « glaaaina. g ra to te p ro n f and again d the d efending state churn-
home her • at Various tunes with ent
FOR
SALE
by
ow
ner—1936
Ford
JAiLKTOWN
M
others’
H
o
m
e
­
vei-etM ide
p a r. h in riC
f.-r
non . «-ntiul pi«’n, Ralph Dyson of O ntario. In
•r > Hoffman.
i deluxe sedan, 2-speed re a r axle,
U»ea. a rid la m p a h a d e « and p la y in g <ard« '
th e event w hich was won in the m akers 4-H club gave a tea in hon­
re in c lu d e d m th l« . la -a U l-a t n-n It*» ,
new paint, re-upholstered. 5 ex tra
or of their m others S aturday at the
n g A tkinson, who has been do- | a t»e
fast
tim
e
<
f
23
2
seconds.
e
'eit
th
a
t
th
e
o
rd
e
r
w
i
ll
save
a
t
lea«t
.
Jr'. deft n c wt ik in Portland, has 10,000 to n « o f the««- paper« en- h y e u r I
good tires, excellent condition.—
home of the leader, Mrs Howard
B
eaverton’;
delegation
t
o
o
k
Phone H illsboro 2391.
Dooher. All m em bers and their
II
to cut< i up on his
Deputy S heriff Dick Busch re ­
fourth place in the meet with 13 m th ers w ere present. Mis Faye
M ilm ig »
r a t io n in g
« ri <1 <-» • n r-*ivd«--l
turned
S
aturday
from
D
etroit,
Mi an I Mi
I^-w il I.aiiH-n and tra in « m ean th a t M r«. A m e ric a '« f u m ily points S p rin g er hcav 1 tiie shot 4.» | Nichols u as a special guest. Roll Mich , with Milton B Badger, who NEARLY' new w hite enam el wood I
range for sale. S58 c a s h —C. P ier-
.a l.ly h r ««-ring rimr«- o f t l i r i r o w n feet 2 in c h e . for a second place, call was a poem about m other. A
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"f I' r 11 m l \ isited h er Hunt. b w a i c ll k y p a r.d
under indictm ent here on a en, near H elvetia school. Phone
rd t lu r lt ig
th l«
w a r t lm r m *. » fl.-n S’diellcr tied for second honors in
canning
club
W K W.ilil.-.chle««.|, May 5 Mr «ra»--n th a n b e fo re A n d th e y m ay
-ven
mi
ml
r
'
v
‘i’*
n
’
*
n
*
1
?
ctoarBe
of
larceny
by
bailee.
Busch
N
orth P lains 6E22.
7p
■ .rs. ' l .. l II ft till-, W.'. k . h«l fur hl» • h g h 'ly d iff e r e n t y a rd a n d i- r - h f u m i , the high ju m p nt 5 feet 10 inches. even m em bers: Viola Dodge. Dor- m-.a, i trip «1st for B adger about
tu ra tur ir o n , »»eel a n d r a tta n a r r mred- K h i tein placed fifth in th e 440-
thy Ficken. Hazel G em bella, Mil a y ear ago when notified by De­
« dual I i.-.lhiik- trip In Alaska
IEV coach for sale, good
.
r p ro d u c t hm .
So
n o n - c r tlic a l
y.ird dash, C hristensen won third dred Bellamy, Noelle B urton. W i ­
M:
Ii -V »’ -t -n and baby d.uicli- ed m c in « tlc w a wood«
dition. 5 tires. 80't rubber- $79— !»
and w«wnl p u lp pr<N*e -r«i in
the 880-yard run. w hile t h e nona W ardell and L orruine W ar­ tro it police that he was under a rrest
I- Ant, ■ f New b rg \ tatted Mr» .|o
to hn'-l.et t r a t u r a « r r F v p la .-m trn t« . i ..r
there, but a judge released him just 459 N. 2nd Ave
7p
1 :
I-.r. n,.- Mr .md Mis J K ««aarnplr. g ln l. r « w i ll i»e a v a ila b le l.tc B eaver relay team took i urth in dell The nam e selected is "Maud before Busch arrived.
w ith w- ««d » u b « tliu l* ’ the half-m ile relay.
D C anning club.” Using th e M oth­
m
t in lay and Wi dm . day l »1 i g -t.il» f<-r a t b r r o l th frani«*»
BICYCLE
for
sm
all
child
w
anted
B adger pi. ,.ded guilty in circuit
fra m e « a m i a p rin g a . I ’org-ti
(I
l.r .I «
G ard n er of Forest G rove com- er-D au ghter project, trie m em bers
20-inch w heels p re f e rre d — T ele­
I c h a ir c.i»hlona a re «aid to I«- q u j t r co,,,.
w ill help th eir m others can and court Monday to t i e first indict­ phone 3R21. Hillsboro.
d in th e pole vault.
Mi Ith.Kt Cady I
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even I f th e y ar«* n«, h m g v r fill» -J
rented her 1 W f- i H t t a i b le
m
ent
and not guilty to indictm ents
U r e i c o lla .
| will receive cred it for one half of
in llillsli. > and in m aking a
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a
tw o and three. S entence was con­ 2 BANTAM hens w ith 15 part-
Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, May 14 and 15
the canned goods.
.i -f indéfini • length will! tier
tinued until May 15.
Prisoner Escapes from
F r .- r n M a in e to C a lif o r n ia , M r« A m « -rt.
I C lub Meets Today
Bantam 6 w eeks chicks for sale
id daiiitht r-in law. Mr. and
1« at«-ppini* in t o a la rg e v a r ie ty «-f , m -
U«-.».-ie
Dugan
was
d
raw
n
os
a
The Industrial club will meet
Me i
All for
— P hone
B eaverton
A
Hospital Friday Night
- n p a tio n «
irt th e in t e r c it y bua in d u a tr
H & D Garden Sweet.
T hursday «today» at the h m e of substitute grand ju ro r to replace 2166
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and h e lp in g to m eet c r it ic a l
m aupow e
Mai hall Cabot S hirley, who was Mrs. L. F. Ficken.
Isabelle W arrens, w ho is unable to
h ,t«g«^.. th e O ff ic e . f |>efen»e le m
(14 points) No. 303 tin
serve.
jM -rta tin n re|M ,rtad
W om en a re a •I’. tin i
\i«i Mi to Ma> M
WHITE chiffon graduation dress j
m lo - id r ig
ntjaae« r o llin g by w .- rk in g a
Weldon T hrapp w aived a grand
driv in g w hile drunk, follow ing an
The Ladies' Aid will m eet at the
and
slip,
size
18:
w
orn
once:
$10
{
tl.l« -»
«eller«,
in fo r m a l in n
« le rk « .
«-a
aut.iin bile accident on the high- i home of Mrs. Don Sm ith T hursday. ju ry indictm ent M inday to a charge —Mrs O ren Shumc.n. inquire at |
W(«»hrr». »hop helper«, g n a u lin e p u m p • p
way i .ist f Hillsboro, escaped F ri­ May 20.
of as. .ult and battery and senence W h ite S h o p p e . Hillsboro.
• •ra t.-«
T w o ro m p a n ie «
«me in M m
was continued.
day night from a local hospital,
»»’ i l th e ■ h e r in C a lifo r n ia
h a ir re p o rt
i( nnlintirtl from page I»
r.1 n 1« t a l o f ?2:t w om en bua d riv e r« . O
W arren M adison K achel. 18. was
w here he had been confined since
STRING. Yamhill.
P
ortland
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n
u
m
b
e
r
f
i
o
a
re
em
ploye»!
a»
Io
n
i
it 'll H H
F arm ing N ever Stops!
the day after th e crash because of
arrested last week by S tate O fficer
V h e Sind, o r c o i g mixing c h il­ d»«»am -e d t i v e r «
A n d .Mr «.
A m et ir a
I
( 14 points) No. 2 tin
H urle ( n a charge of d riving an
He h ad pleaded guilty in
d
>n <t plntonn sy st ien with an w o rk in g on th e r a ilro a d to I , ’t» t h « in ju rit
Get on a good farm now.
Lt. P L D oherty, who is w ith tix- autom obile w ithout an operator's
tr a n s p o r ta tio n
re v o lv in g
It
local ju stice e u rt to the ch arg e and
a d u l t in charge of 30 to 33 buys wheel« o f
ed forces and stationed at Shel- license. He was given 10 days in the
Steady employment, year
Dundee. Diced or Sliced.
J a n u a ry . f>8,!S? w o m en w e re e n g a c a d i
was fu ed $150 and given 00 days arm
iy. M iss, and sisters. Mrs R alph county
l ty p e .
4 Job« o ri « la -« Ot e ra ilr.-a -l
'round. Good wages, and
in jail.
jail w-i.en he appeared in
(IQ points) No. 2 tin
n m pMntert not th -t he was T h m w dn Itxhnt w o m e n w o r k in g a*, v » '
T ui ju r of M edford and C lair I \.h - H uiaboru just.ee court.
i hand« and even a* »
good home for man with
-t only in th** in terest of n g - la in rer«.
.,» r t \J of P ortland. Sunday \ .sited
pa»«enger
l>rak«*meh
and
fla
g
m
e
n
.
Jam
es
T.
S
terling,
arrested
by
r
No
¡ • i b u t io a c i h t m eth er lines
2 V 2 - o z .
ernia
family. — M. R. J o h n so n .
p r o h ib it I n te r fe re n
w it h train- ' th e ir uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs
D eputy S h eriff F rank H ew itt on a
hur.
a wc • 1 H « interested principally
A G Pearson Lt. D oherty is on
Orenco.
Phone Hillsboro
« t ’ in ir 4<»wn t o t h e m eat . f th e bone
Points
Jars
speeding charge, was fined $25 and
I) (!. uring up rcle.ises fur w rkers
- lio n . M r«. A m e ric a w i ll tw i-h a n re -’
ten-day furlough.
3128.
7-g
I f J <u a re Mhout to b u y o r « e ll a use,| I
costs when he pleaded guilty in
at th< • cannery, tran sferrin g f r o m I '*"*• I” •»»»< p e r po u n d f o r l«.»ne i f h«-r .1. a l- m echa
Word
has
been
received
that
n
c
a
l
r
e
fr
ig
e
r
a
to
r
,
b
e
tte
r
th e .
H illsboro justice court. He adm itted
ment in l> rt!.. nd. Lthin.iri e r ha« l.o m rh t It f r a «»«Ie a« n.i h H «.\\ ( H ’ A d o lla r« a n d re n t« p r l e ('onault
on the»e son was h .rn May 4. to Mr and driving 65 miles an hour.
1« in n r u j « f m e a t f -
*11(1 ti »• ih iculttii .tl ( Xt<‘tisi<Hi sur- e w v h e ic r, h I f th t e l x « h hone
WE NEED a few m ore fam ilies to i |
o p p e r i« r h a r v e d "I., ne I n " model* U n d e r a re v is io n to th e r e /u la t io n i Mrs. Ed K ubler of D unsm uir. Cal.
V
is been j* \ cn the full re ; on- la d n t value« «« lia te d In th e o f f i c ia l ta h h ■e’. tin g p ric e s on to e d r e fr ig e ra to r « , «ate The young man has been nam ed
pick straw berries. Call or w rite
in d i v id u a l h o n » h o ld e r«
m uat Ie
»»old
Piggly Wiggly. Grade A.
Ration S tam p No. 23
* .»llltv for recruitm ent of fum i la ­ • •f con« u«m er point value«, »he ia not re l<>
Sergeant
W
aibel
Wins
at th e «am e m a x im u m p ric e « c h a n te d h i I Frederic
iCarl. Mr. K ubler was
us early so we can arrange for
SUNRISE
u u ire d to pa y a n y e « tra p o in t«
N e fth e -
t) : l V conxres .
denier«.
fi
rm
er
boss
here
a
t
the
round
house
8 points
cabins or tents .if desiring to
u ld «he ho ro-keil fi r a n y e x tra p«-it»l
Full strength.
Honor Student Award
f It IS h.ipt-d i » h ive ji full crew i f h« th
I n c id e n ta lly r e n ta l fe w
for the S P Co.
e b u tc h e r t» o n M t h e r u t o f m eat.
th i«
tuli»
Lb.
SC H O L L S - Technician S ergeant cam P ’- C am P w ired for electricity.
Lb.
h It
tin- t’tnpl.ix nicnt t ffice again
ttie u t tai«,» a re p ric e c o n tro lle d , I n fo rm a -
L ittle Evelyn E laine Sehm idlin
C larence J Waibel. son of Mr. and wood stoves, w ater furnished, lo­
" S t a y in y o u r o w n b a c k y a rd “ w h e th e r lio n m a y he <-hiain»-d a t ,li« tr t- ’ D I A o f-
tl \ a r •
the best of
of
Catnp
M
cG
regor
-pent
the
week
cated
5
mile»
south
of
C
ornelius
a re n v te to r y g a rd e n e r o r n o t, m itrh ' ft,e« re* ardi ng l» v a l m a x im u m ceiling'
*t viet under the pre sent emerg* eon
ROLLED WHEAT
end w ith her giandparents. Mr. and Mis William W’aibel, w as aw arded near >'olf links. — M aurer Bros,
w e ll he th e th e m e f o r
M r«
Am<*ri<-a*a
the "Saber and S p ark s A w ard’’ for
tnev
fa m ily , th e O ff ic e o f D e fen se T r i - p< tf«
Allhnurh n iu n y » » r - lm in p t t . i l , n re tip M l'S. Bill Shepard.
Carnation. 3-Ib. pkg.
being an honcr student during the I £ ornel*’?’• RT*■ 2- T elephone Forest
Dcrigold
Hon advk««i, in p o in tin g n u t th a t tr->o»> inn ■imptlfM »...I »tandar-li.<.l to ,»vr
Ernest G ann left for Conaway,
dvanced
r a d io ; G r o \ e 1 W 8 -J .
radio
in -’vem ent«. f u r | o i i" h tra v e l an I w a r b i
LEFT HURT
■ -'•"■ .I
m .ip r iu i,
,n d
f,„
M . M ..id iv to \ it iiis m other. en tire course r c f a advanced
ne«« tr ip « keep ra ilro a d s a m i hu««ea iam -
' •' p le n t y o f m iu ip t n c n t o n h a n d 1
t*
r-> '
\ t
i
.
•tui'.l at Fort Riley, K ans. Sgt. 2 COKE chicken brooders for sale
ÎÏÏ
A K t I f S t I ’ l ’O R T S m ade to o rd e r fo r
PEP— K ellogg’s.
m ed H u t i f fa m ilie * m ust tra v e l n t a ll v r
f. r ,..-t..ry . ..rUmpr. i.»wn nu.wpr., p i M rs Eric G ann, before enlisting in C larence W aibel's average grade
ö w e ak M " l fla t feet.
H»»ft C om and
va c a tio n « , th e O D T a u u ffe « tii
h e d ili- r -
0« m
$10 each.—J. Stauss. 3,-m ile not '!
«•otiraa, a ra n o t )«*infr m ade, h u t re p a ir the arm y
8-oz.
pkg................
fia m m e r T oe t re á m e n la .
was
over
95
per
cent
d
u
ring
the
t r a in o r b u t t r ip s a t o f f act«nn tim e - m id part.-» a re a v a ila b le t o keep th e e x ia tin y
of C .rn eliu s: Rt. 2, Box 42
7-
Mr. and Mrs A F l.orrence spent en tire course of three months.
• l , v l n , n - n r h .—i r
T t ir 111-? i
. u - . |,ly In g i. n l .h u p .'
S n n if r r r l . i n . n l
I H L CROCKETT
the
w
eek-end
at
N
etarts.
Rockaway
* t i » l w n > k .r ttfl t r i p , h r . r i- a . r h r il o f f ( h r r n h tw r h » . b r r n
p r m . i t t n l f u r n r w p a r-
f'h ir n p n d ia t A Ftw»< K p rr la ll« (
T ie "S aber and S parks A w ard" is YORKSH1RE boar. 15 m onths old
SHREDDED WHEAT
II" , r n t i r r h
T h l. , uiip — t h i n i , u . I r a v r 'Ir n h . - r a n il i f jrnu n r.-.l B a r,Irn h " - r f o r and Cannon Beach.
a special aw ard presented to the
23< H. 2nd A ve .,
I lllla b o r o , t lr e f o n
for s a le —P. A H jelte. Rt. 1, T i­
r '.- m f o r » » r v lr r m m a l n r r .1., 11
I h r r r . y o u r « ¡ r l. rjr » a n lm . , it ah n u ld I 'r a v a il-
Jeins Navy
l ' l ne U'.»6
( O f fic e « p p o a lte S afew ay»
N.
B. C. Large pkg.
students
w
ith
the
highest
percen
t­
Blue
Ribbon
ila y a r m y p a - . r . a r r r r a r r v m l f u r
u r r k - a b lr in a lo c a l a to rr.
gard;
Bull
M
ountain
read.
7
V ernon Peterson, w ho has joined
in th e ir classes and cf th eir fin­
Light or Dark
the navy, left last Friday and will age
al exams. H is graduation has a l­ BURBANK seed potatoes for sale
ROMAN MEAL
| be stationed som ew here in Idaho
ready been held and he has been
— John Welch, m ile north o f
Mrs. Edw ard P hillip spent the sent
Large pkg...................
back
to
Cam
p
Livingston.
La.
B
eaverton.
W
alker
road.
7p
w eek-end in Salem w ith h er m oth­
er, Mrs. Macey. and family.
ADDING MACHINE, sm all ^ i z e
VANILLA FLAVOR, Bouquet....... 4-oz. bottle 15c
Betsy and M ary Lopez retu rn ed P ortland spent the w eek-end w ith
w a n te d —A rbor Rose D airy, Rt
to school this w eek after being ab- Mrs. H ensley's m other, Mrs. Clara 2, B eaverton.
BABY FOOD, Gerber’s .............3 4 1/$-oz. tins 20c
sent due to chicken pox.
Bonnell. and brother, C. P. Bunnell,
Mr and Mrs Francis H ensley of and fam ily.
WICKER baby buggy f o r sale
RICE DINNER, Wyler
Pkg. 10c
G ive w ire-.ialred terrier, 2 years
old, to some one who w ill m ake a
FIGCO. Cereal Beverage
Pkg. 33c
good hom e for him .— Mrs. P H 1
Newby, W. Forest and Dennis Ave
GRAPE JUICE, Kerr’s
Hillsboro.
7p j
Quart bottle 33c
Sparian Nine
To Meet Bears
There Friday
4 From w h ere I s i t ...
Too Laie lc Classify
/ / Jo e M arsh
)
h- I
McEnlee Takes
Third Place
In Slate Meet
I
<
»
Jackfown Plans
Canning Club
WBGCB.V
P S & & S .V
Badger Returned
To Face Charges
¥
»
I
r-
I
e ...
i
PEAS
JUICETOMATO-Blue Sky-
BEANS
Need More Picker
Begisfralion Here
r
Timber
14c
25c
14c
10c
35c
PfilM iw
i 1
,
PIMIENTOS
BUTTER
COFFEE
55c
27c
MILK
2
19c
10c
MALT
3"’,,
YOUR
AUD YOUR ROOO RO/UYS-
LOST—C m ileage ration book.
Li- !
cense 333-520. — M elvin T urner
C ornelius, Rt. 1.
7p '
Prices for Fri., Sat., Mon., May 14, 15, 17
FLOUR
SLEACH
Fred
VIKING, hardwheat.
49-lb. bag
SHREDDED WHEAT
Kellogg’s
2
Regular
Pkgs.
23c
SUPER WHITE.
(5c bottle deposit)
14C
%-gaI.
PRODUCE FEATURE!! for Friday and Saturday Only
ASPARAGUS Lo%eJ;ndrr 2
LETTUCE ‘ heads.
1 sp
2
GRAPEFRUIT
TOMATOES
25c
4
S erd h ’ss
25c
for 17c
is c
heads
.... .
GLASS KLEANZIT
Shell Gia«« Cleaner.
‘/¡j-pint bottle
fur
.A'1' » -
25c
Lb. pkg......................
BEST POINT VALDES
Fine Quality
MEATS
FARMERS! NOTICE!
13c
COFFEE STRETCHER
I’nlkee. Makes your coffee
go further.
12-M. ean.
V acuum Pack
Offers You
VEAL should be in my shop by
TUESDAY EVERY WEEK
fO i l»1 iww ítffI w .
t ' «r**
29c
59c
MAVIS COLA SYRUP
12-oz. bottle 29c
PEANUT BUTTER. Armour’s
24-oz. jar 49c
DINNER BELL, Margarine (5 p ts .).......2 lbs. 39c
PAR-T-PAK BEVERAGES
2 quart bottles 35c
POTATO CHIPS, Blue Bell
5-oz. pkg. 17c
By Mick
H owdy Folks; We know a
gal so slow she th in k s that
ratio n b an k in g is som e kind
of an arran g em en t w here one
can borrow ration stamps.
*
*
•
One of our friends says he
never did like hog brains or
beef tongue, but now he is
forced to admit they have
their points.
•
*
*
We don’t know w hether
point rationing caused It or
not, b u t good steak is rare,
and w e a re not necessarily
speaking of how it's cocked.
•
*
•
Rut there's nothing rare
about obtaining the benefits
of MARFAK LUBRICATION
at CHAPMAN'S . . . lots of
motorists depend on it—why
not you?
The government grader is here every Wednesday
at 7 a. m. sharp.
CLOROX BLEACH
(Qt. 14c)
»^-gallon
SOIL OFF
( 1 ¿-gallon $1 )
FLOUR
CROWN
2
Quart
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
BLUING. Mrs.
Stew art’s. 10-oz. bot.
22c
|
AwC
10-lb.
Sark
59c
C-
PRODUCE FEATURES for Friday and Saturday Only
RIPE.
TOMATOES RED
Lb.
HEADS.
LETTUCE SOLID
Each
nt’ X P
riaHtJ
SWEET.
TENDER
ORANGES
23c
16c
ib».
MEDIUM SIZE.
SUNKIST. Dozen
F R Fn’C
E D 'S M A R K ET
SUPERIOR MARKET
FOR BETTER
HILLSBORO
Res. Phone 325
CHAPMAN’S
SERVICE STORE
N.W.
1st and Main. Hillsboro
09
PANCAKE FLOUR
CROWN
bars
25c
33c
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A*sC
MEATS
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