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Jan u ary 21. 22 and 24 head frac Hi 111 Bii At J HI Cake F lour CORN PREM ^6c 14c SW AN SD OW N 44-oz, p k g ......... PICTSW EET, cream style. No. 2 can ....................... SW IFT'S PREM IUM MEAT. 12-oz. ja r .................................... 39C H ill» K< of I RINSO 1 W ashing It« of USE 666 T A B IE T J . SALVE. NOSE CROPS ---- — — Use It U p 1— W ear It O u t! M ake It Do Or Do W ith o u t! B u y B o n d s R e g u la r ly S H A K E SH O P tM 1 M a in . K l'l’l It ( 1(1 M il I, 14 I ( 1(1 M l H IIM m r ii II t ' rd P fli one 8.14 TAKE PART OF YOUR CHANGE IN W ar S a v in g s S tam p s You'll Bo Surprised How Soon They Will Pay for a Bond I 10c and 25c «t you r SAFEWAY On,America ! M M Blucj.tekct Rob» 11 1 c'urrov.. 13 •on <»f Mr and M n 1. E F in n ic N F ust .Ave, Hill-boro, is Mudy ing t LET S ALL BACK THE A TT A C K ! EUY A N EXTRA WAR BOND TO D A Y ! Cool W e ll M w 666 Takos Special Course TU A LA TIN VALLEY COOP and K a ri D on A rtl H ill Jack Functul -ei a » for Mi Effie Dance al North Piaina I J , .'.ih«’t h Weibe! E* of 11».il II II txii*«». who died M<» im |.*> . w dl be M 'Iti II l'I.A IN S North l ’Ium. 1 held at 2 p m Fi 1d.1v at 1 kmcl* I* T A pon.u»! tng .»11 <>ld lune s « i i i A- S« w« ll chancl lu”. C liff id N Trout will offie» »te*ui> I in ter I dalie»* II) thè giade m hool gymn ment will be at Fh 1 »wn < e m « *te iy F i'd ay , Jaim ary 21 Pioia-ed . svili Mi . \\ , ¡>»'1 to a i» »111 nt It -I ill 1 j he »e«<*d in fiirlhenng thè hot aotip 1 M u ch 27 19b.' and cam«» to O n I progi.im starti d thè fu t <>f tlìr I got» 12 yea» * ago She ha lived \e a r Saiidwichc- wlll hi’ .»old and near llilhiboro for th«» p i I eight (ree c-ffee a i ycd vei»rs S urvivors are hei hu^hand |(! Frank Weibel of H ills b o r o ; a A i FIRST 1 daughter. Mr D orii- McCormick S :ò N C r A of Bi’averton rout«’ 3; and one gi ahdehild S ee Y o u r Co-op At J M Ver« cill.i club and guests, about 4., ui I il aib't '-»io d radia refi r ;!,« r L , m i e at th<» pie uidlo iiti\ul tra in ing •» hool liH'Mted at ,!»»• Chlea .«• Ili . nav »1 ai moi y Last Rifes Friday For Mrs. Weibel R eedville D rive Committee Named Ho and Begin A c tiv ity Grain Crop Shift Seen for County McKINLFV Fi MONICA Pi i - (< onlinue<l fr«m i’««e 1» bv!\\(«>n anim als and f«‘«*d iiuinbci , « e re enlei lain, d at th, SCHOLLS I ,H-al com m ittees for b.il.ine«' All of the ha> that could be Knmn home of Mi und Mrs .1 p t!:.' Fourth W ii l oan drive, put on Would lie-dial. tht’\ e,»iitendi*tl. fsutind.ii evening m celebration <>( th a "lunnm g shoes" Tuesday ami but felt be that the shori.ige of labor REEDVILLE P -T i ill mee the I- twenl.i fifth w edding nnm- prepared for action, after uttend- and inaehhnu would neees date at 2 p m Friday ie i - : ii i Pinochle and "MX1" f u r i m eeting of loan chairm en in the estim ated v reduction. ! hnu e A surprise pr tttain will nished the evening s d iv ers,u i H igh H • ■: o \|, ml.IV night I ’.unmit- Rvgarding elu ek tn and turkey given b y the puDilt. . M sceia . ill Pi'ioch.e w ere n o n in in this section ore us follows I, Mrs A \\ sem.oi | v; lvl (• ”, i F I* Rowell, Feid O r m et. production, those present at the Columbu'S room Miss C ...... P i n im to n . seiner count»* health Kn pp, . in •xi bi Mi - B H M W alter O n and Mrs Inu meeUng feit that a decrease would | « ill speak on 'f l u i d He.iltl and Reeves and Je e H inseii, dooi > ith• a land. M ountain' ,le .1 | | tn* in line w ith good agriculturul pi e 1 e •tuo .l H ik A fter curds M • 1, N M. Clare. Fi e I Wotil- pree«'dutt‘ sine«' the num ber of C 'im m une.,hie D se.i<c \ these bu d s now being raised was when re fie siim c u t.. sere served, u .iil.o e l and Fd S, ffeit. Midway h e m r | S t a n p . B o n d S a le s u ,c decorated w edding cake, the M: Burt W akefield Mrs Julius exceeding the feed supply In pie- Ltt (n u n Mi- ■ Fiel.vn and Lew M. I Sale of w ar bond* and *t n i''!i (stensen. Mis C arl Aiuinan, l dieting a reduction in the flash i vegetable production, the group for the firs: sem ester the I v ,l 1 •; * l < I 1 m cum and \ a toi Wi ndstrom ■he.'. • , $ n g 15 _K. . L ■ - \ so W i - , i i - ro i • . I e i.ud ro d -o n . brother of Mm stre -e l the w arning that anvonc ' s Me .loss bs Mi- J \ W -cmati i ■i:!,s H aines and a friend and raising fresh vegetables f«»r m arket , Melvin V . , •nes:. principal O fficers Fleeted fsae then presented Jacqueline '• ' sailor from A labama visited i or processing should be sun» of a New offie, i s « ere elected bv the M is s us ,i -m ull bunk m essenger u' Haynes home Sunday before m arket before planting 1 ist year i school Hilife d u b at its n n v : -ii' who e a rn e d , w allet containing $27 retunuiix ,o duty in Scuttle th e many grow ers w ere eaught w ith W ednesday afternoon as foil a s' in s .lie ** dollars, tin > ift of m i t I v . an ■ I,een in tiie A leutians f a out a m arket when victory gardens j started to ripen Randall H arr.son. prr< lent: Leone of the guests Several other gifts in some time. w et'v le c c n »'d Nelson » c< ■ res dent G Birthdays Observe,I Th.it county farm ers had achieved R ichard-. secretary. B urt H ender- G uardsm an in llosphal 1- til, .Mountain Home residents the high«* t production in history Pred C ourtw ngh! J r . w ho is in who have birthdays in January last year w ith less I «hor and ma- I shot, sergeant-at-arm s. Ami M >les :hc eou t gu.r d sot \ ce .it Seattle, were gue-ts at a com m unity d in . chinery was the declaration of reporter . reporte: The 4- . H B reakfast club had its has been a >urgical patient in a ner a t the church on Sunday fol Palm er S Torvem l. county »gent I reg u lar meeting T hursday a fte r S e a ttle h o s:':’..il, a cc o rd in g to iowing the m orning services pot- in reporting a sum m ary of the noon at the school F ran k lin K.ch- le tte r re c e iv e d by his p a re n ts. Mr luck was served in the church dm - crop progi on for 1943 He pointed and Mis Fred C ourtw right | ards. [l ek C a rte r. G e ra ld in e S pes : out that 1943 in irked the clim ax of j ng room. 1 and M uriel G ranum « e re demon ' ' M Mis W ’d is Jackson was hostess three y ean • f in cte «sing a ;i icul strators The recreation period was and Mis H F S ciu.,cs is soendiiu: to m em bers ot the Scholls Ju n io r j i tu ral production This, he declared, < at ' ■ r h nw A g u e s t W »men s elub Tue day evening i I was due to favorable crop yeai•- I ■ pent in le a rn in g new songs and singing games Mrs Harold Beri.- thi> week at the h une of h is ' le a v e s for Ohio | and to the fact tti.it farm ers tried q u a m a n d M is Jo s e p h L o r e tf e - g randparents. Mr and Mrs J .\ M is L uther Se fieri left Sunday to do their best to live up to the W >eman. is yom ig .A rthur EcKinan night a re the leaders "Food for Freedom ” program. by train for her form er home L orney Randal, form erly of P o rt- >t Portland n Cant n. Ohio, w here she wall •\n additional stimulu< will be Bu> W ar Stam ps , land, has entered the local seho 1 necessary to prevent a decrease in O v e r $60 in w ar savings stam ps remain for the duration of ttto w.u m the fifth g rid e He s m aking his Her husband leaves for the artnv production this year, he said Some have been purchased by the pupils home with the Harold K .m b .r week stim uli may he forthcom ing in the of M»K.nlev schoi'l since the iir.'t ■ next family O M CON W INS 1 i t w M l _ : l ittle Mary Lee Bolmn. daughter nature of a relaxim , of go\ernm ent of the term montn>. O re„ >n aas won top honors in Navy recru itin g in the Mi s Ju n e Frost re tu rn e d las! of Mr and Mrs Jack Bolma. e n regulations controlling fertilizers Priscilla club met last week w ith tertained a small group of friends w estern diviMon C om m ander David G oldensen. division inspector, I w eek to her parents' home here Mrs and insecticides, a slight mere;» e in Nelse Johnson Mrs K l. I a lte r spending several m onths with ilef. above: made a sp e c ia l trip to P o rtlan d to present the "E t her home Sunday, in honor of ttie availability of mne farm m a K n-.'biir> will be the next hostess. her fifth birthday , relatives in Portland, w here she Jan pennant to L ieu ten an t Jo h n F B iehler. O regon recruiting head, chinery and a possibility of some uary 27 I is employed lalso shown above' for doing the b e d all-around jo b in D ecem ber N ineteen cow s in the Harold ' im provem ent m ttie labor supply as Mr and Mrs G eorge S tru g er are O regon’s first trium ph occurred las: August O there st ties n the l A group of seventeen local C hris re-decorating the com plete interior W aldron herd partook of a new i the need in w ar industry decreases th :.1 1 Sunday , veiling and some of tian E ndeavor voting people held w estern d iv i-,on are W ashington. C aliforn.a Id., M ••■•ana New of th eir home. ne of the principal handicaps them n >t t ie enthusiastically when to O dairy, Mexico Nevada. U tah and At .. : a a skating p a rti Saturday night „• sw ine ami fresh vegetable ttie W'aldronv put into operation! farm ers has 1 the H illsboro skating rink been the OPA anil for tine first tune, a recently in- | o th er governm R eturns to Portland ent regulations et lay : Reedville sane a duet. ' S u n stalled milking machine Never ting ceding prices, forvend de Annual Service Held Mr and Mrs- G o rd o n Spinney shine T o tro rr - v "; F! ra La Rue and d aughter Jeanette who lived having experienced the use of such Ciared. Ftiis lias been «Ion«’ in such Sunday at Lodge Home and Jo an n e MeGeorge also of Reed- 1 on N Tobias avenue since last full I a machine, the cows provided co n m anner as to cause an unfavorable played a clarin et duet. Mrs have retu rn ed to P o rtlan d to r e -I REEDVILLE Mrs S A Becket siderable excitem ent when the betw een prices received R E E D V I L L E -Annual church ¡Ue E I. MeGeorge was chairm an of | s ide tr. tor was tu rn ed on. but are now balance - < : ,•:' the Fourth War becoming a little used to it The for the products and ttie expenses service sponsored by B eaverton I arrangem ents Soldier on Furlough involved in production Loan drive for this district Mrs Masonic and E astern S ta r lodges, aldrons have also just com pleted Mrs. K enneth Saw tell was a d La Rue arriv ed S aturday I H urry Bear. Mrs H enry Hugg. Miss W Review of state an 1 national ns- for the residents of the M i- n.c a id m itted Sunday to Em anuel hos- i to Donald a f.ne new milk house Marg iret lm! 11 Mrs M M Mev- rs his fath er and stepm other pects of the P.M4 food production Eastern S ta r home a; Forest Gr. -. e. | pital in Portland, w here she u n d e r | Mr. visit Form er Resident tiles and Mrs E J. La Hue for „ '| and Mr-. 1. P Pearson are her co- program in line with the m inim um «■as held Sunday afternoon Rev went m aj a- .-urgery Monday She Mr and Mrs Len G uild last week needs as determ in ed by the war eek, w hile on fur! ugh fro m ' w orkers, in soliciting the various V ictor Hovda. pastor o f the R eed plans to take several weeks v.t- ¡w a lt. tided the funeral of Leonard f id • in. '(.s’i a n o n w as pr» senh d I Cam p Roberts. Cal. He has b e e n 1 homes. ville church was guest speaker: i cation from h er position as teller Miss B etty Brow n spent the Lr,Rue. an uncle of Mr Guild, at by Clifford Sm ith, as istant county M uriel R ichards and K athleen Im at the H illsboro C om m ercial bank. i in the arm y the p ast eight m onths I w eek-end W dland. Wash Mr Lu R u e w as agent leader from Corvallis. That in A storia on business. ) Mr and Mrs Vie Coon of C or-i Mr and Mrs. E A Isaacson of a f rtr.er resident of Scholls and at O regon’s crop prixiuction in 1943 vallis form erly of R eedville. were one tim e kept the N orth Scholls was out of balance in livestock ; w eek-end gut ts of M r and Mi s t Yakima. Wash retu rn ed to th eir j num bers and feed available w «s i J. Nault. after spending last week hom e S unday after visiting his sis ter. M rs Anita Lingm an, since in P ortland on business. the report of W d l i s B o g h . farm er W ednesday field man for the AAA also ,,f Move to C latskanie Mrs Itan ’m er Home C orvallis G eneral circum stance.' Mr and Mrs. W illiam Dailey, i D onald H am m er i Helen Im -uid m ore favorable m onetary r e w ho l.vcd in this com m unity more lay Mrs i retu rn ed Sunday from Cali- turns for certain crops c mid make than four years, have sold their! fom la. w here she spent th ree j it posgjble to achieve a b etter : home. He is em ployed as a me- I m onths w ith her husband. Lieut. balance betw een anim als and feed, chanic. Ham m er, at S anta B.irbaru. until REEDVILLE C im munion will tie declared. Visits Soldier Son he left f r ■ vers, : She ,v- » visit be observed at the Reixiville church Jo h n W Kamil.», chairm an of the Mis. H arry A ltig retu rn ed Jan - ! ed tw o w eeks w ith h er uncle and Sunday m orning at the 11 o'clock u ary 4 from a th ree w eeks' trip bv ! aunt. Mr and Mrs F M Vuttdcr- service, w ith Dr D avid H are of countv AAA com m ittee, p re* . d e l ,«t the all-day m eeting. train, in w hich she visited h er son- ! lip, at V ,n Nuv- She plans to P ortland in charge This service, in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs (sta I y w ith he: m other, Mrs. O tto; orginallv planned fur Ja n u a ry 9. L ester Altig. ir. L >s A ngeles, where G eorge, indefinitely. was postponed be, au e of the ill- Aloha Soldier Home | h er son Cpl. O rville Meese .-pc: t B jorM unds Sell Place n e ss’u f Dr. Hare. ; 10 days w ith th e fam ily w hile on Mr and Mrs Levi B jorklund. Women Meet Jan u ary 27 Few Days Furlough : furlough from C am p Crow der. M last week, sold th eir home, consist A IO H A 1 s t Edw in L. P atrick , S he also v.sitec' h er g ran d d au i i.te: ing of eight acres of im proved i C hurch W om ens ass,iciation will Mrs H B Johnson (Iren e Altig*. at land and residence, adjoining the m eet Ja n u a ry 27 at 2 p m at the who is stationed a! F ort l.<wi home of Mrs Luke Bleakney Mrs W a sh . sp. nt a few d.iv» with hi- Balboa Island and oth er relative.- Hagg farm , and left. Friday, w ith at Santa Ana. H er grandson. Lester th eir household goods, for C ali- I Otto G eorge will have charge of sister. Mrs Zuet. of S ta rry a n Altig. J r . accom panied h er to her fornia to m ake th eir home. They the program on China, which wall nus, this week. hom e to visit h ere until Jan u ary w ere com plim ented at a farew ell be of special interest. This is the Mr. and M is C harles Wilson 24 w hen the new sem ester » . ens d in n e r T hursday n i-h t at the hom e annual birthday m eeting and a spent ihe week end at K alam a large attendance is desired Those at Benson Polytechnic w here he of Mr. and Mr- H enry Haag visiting rrlatives. Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, I". plans to en ro ll He w ill then stav F L MeGeorge has retu rn ed to attending are asked to w ear a Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Hillsboro T here will be a h a d e rsh ip train w ith his aunt, Mrs. P aul K linsk? his home from Good S am aritan h o s Chinese costum e or bring some ing school a, W hite Temple i B ap in Portland. pital, in P ortland, w here he spent article of C hinese origin. tist i m P ortland from .Monday B irthday C elebrated a week for observation and u n d er House W arming G iven to F riday this week. Classes be ■Mr and Mrs Jay Frost w e re ' gin at 7 30 p m S unday school i Mr. and Mrs. T. J. N ault w ere w ent m inor surgery. He is im prov surprised a, th eir new home S a t- 1 hosts at a d in n er party at th eir i n ' * slowly teachers especially are urged to irday night, at a house w a n n in g , attead . Tit,- nxeting.s will te rm i : home. Jan u ary 9, fo r a group of Move to Hillsboro ns : e l by nu mbers rvf nate with a rally F riday night. Mrs E F Eat >n and* •V ■'•.' | 19. honoring the b irth d ay ann;f v ersary of th ejr d aughter. Anna daufehttr R sanna, w ho lived o n 1 Au t a G range, with about 46 guests Among those III with the flu Mae Anna Mae is convalescing N o rth T obias avenue, have m wed :n attendance. Games provided e n Is the entire W J. N orth fam ily FOR ter:.,inm en,. w ith Willy H einrich in to Hillsboro. I nicely a fte r h er recen t illness, Aloha C om m unity B aptist ( hutch Mrs J hn F arley retu rn ed las, charge Mrs. Emma I’ribbenow and Sunday school 10 00 a. m Morn j Local friends w ill be interested to learn th at W illiam P. F rv ett is week fr ,m a fortnight's stay in San Mrs. A. J G aunt won prizes A ing worship. 11:00. Serm on "Can , now a seam an 2 c on d u ty at the Francisco, w here she visited her lovely picture for the living room I Know T hat I Ain Saved Youth • ted by t: e gr ■ i; In Fellowship. 7 p . m. E vening set C aptain of the p o rts' d ep artm en t at husband, who is 1st engineer on I San Francisco, according to word the S S Francis W P ark er His m aking the pre ent.it: n Mr. H ein vice, k f*o p m. No prayer m eeting rich com plim ented Mr F rost ,,n received bv Mrs John F arley He ship is n o w 'a t sea. week. G raydon D. Loree, pas his splendid achievem ent in build- this tor. enlisted in th e coast g u ard last ,ng the fine new hom e single-hand August He is the son of Mr and ed ill two and one-half years, w hile Mrs. William F ry ett of B rem erton, Friendly Circle Meets «■' rking long hours in the shipyard w ho form erly ow ned th e R eed W ednesday at Orenco * W a R efreshm ents w ere served with ville store ORENCO— Friendly Circle Will M esJam e- H r o 1 d B e r g q u n m . Mrs. L R Goit left tw o weeks ago to visit relatives at V ancouver. m eet W ednesday. Jan u a ry 26, at J ?ej h Ixirentzen. Willy Heinrich, Wash W hile th ere she suffered a the church. All m em bers are urged R W. A ndro s and T J. Nault in | h e a rt attack and in now under the to be th ere to discuss im portant charge. m atters care of a physician. Louis D. Kish of H am tram ck. Boy B reaks Arm V ita l statistics, Mich., w ho was a fo rm er Orenco Jack W edgew orth. sm all son of Mr and Mrs. J. F W edgew orth. boy. surprised h.s m other, Mrs. d a ta , h ospital news l suffered a broken left arm . in a R cm K an and bt ther-in-l«w and cou rt orders re g u la rly fall at his home C hristm as Day sister, Mr. and M rs Otto I. .e h d c ii head o f classified pa<?eg The fractu re was set by a P ortland last week He hadn't seen his Tolas physician and Jack is atten d in g for 18 years, so a fam ily reunion was held. Louis Kish reached the school w ith his arm in a sling Mr. and Mrs. Abe Thom as, who goal of his childhood to becom e I recen tly retu rn ed to P ortland fr m sea captain He has been a Master S itka. A laska, w ere w eek-end of the ship on high seas and visi' J guests of h er sister, Mrs. G ran t m ost ev ery port, and has W est M ain St. H illsboro, O regon Brow n Mr Thom a- was in the fish p erien etd a num ber of ship w reck packing business in S itk a th e past At present he has been t iding . th g reat lake-, now he will acce th ree years. • a call from Uncle Sam He left f< the east S unday night. -M. Sh At I M Frai man Meurers Observe 'Bond Solicitors 25th Anniversary St en» PRODUCE FEATURES for Friday and Saturday Only P o w d er W H ill» 24c Wc Of Orm L< of f At I SI LETTUCE, crisp, fresh 2 heads 23c ORANGES, medium size 2 dozen 45c CELERY, Utah type Lb. 9c POTATOES, U. S. No. 2 Ore. 50 lb? $1.05 try PEA S Ph H COFFEE D. sw eet No. 2 Can . 15c SHOP OUR SHELVES FOR OTHER 33c SPECIAL G reen, stringless wc VALUES! W e F e a tu re H ig h Q u a lity Fresh and S M O K E D M E A T S in O u r M a rk e t Economy Grocery A LO H A , OREGON In d e p e n d e n tly O w n e d and O p e ra te d PHONE 6112 E s tate : Peter Ku«hauer N O T H E i-. h e reby g iv e n t h a t th e un< der«i»rne»J, a d m in i« t r a tr ix o f th e e < ta te o i P E T E R S U S B A U E R . deceased, ha» file d h e r f in a l a c c o u n t in th e C o u n ty F o u r* o f W a s h in g to n C o u n ty . ( ir « ir o n . and th a t M o n d a y . F e b ru a ry 21, 1941. a t p i o'clo ck A M . "f »ai»l day, in th e C o u rt Room o f »-aid C o u rt has been a p p o in te d b y h»* C o u rt an th e tim e and p la ce f o r heftrP i , ■ b jrt*tio n H th e r e to a n d th e $r-t le n v n ’ then*« f. D a te d and f ir « t pub lish e d J a n u a ry 2o, 1941. ANNA St.’ S B A H E R . A d m in is t r a te « M . B. B I M P . A t t o r n e y « J a n u a ry 20, 27. Feb. 3. 10. 17, 1911« ALOHA T m s ¡6 what we’ve been working for you have is fighting. Tough? Of course ; e n ?* ’ Thl" % k ^ e -y^.tr hlt und hurt the enemy. This is the time when everything you do counts double. If we all get together and do all we can, we 11 be over this hurdle and well on our it g touKh—unle88 >t »« « sacrifice you’re simply not doing your share ! Make the sacrifice n o w -b u y more than the extra $100 Bond your country counts on you fo r-w in n in g the war is ........ BUCKERS SA NFO RIZED * SHIRTS and I’ANTS W anted for our logging cam p at Belding, Oregon: $11 a day BEANS FO LG E R S I S V S( MWO.XH In th e C ir c u it C '/ u r t of th e S ’ ate O re jfi-n . f r W a « h in tr*» n C o u n ty . * O K \ J E A N E T T E L E E . P la in t if f , v P J iI; ’R T E A R L I.E E . D e fe n d a n t. T o . Rg*bert E a rl Lee. D e fe n d a n t: In th e N a m e o f th e S ta te o f O re ^ o r V 'd a re h e r« b y n o tifie d to a p p e a r ar a n - w e r th e ah*»ve e n title » ! n a n p la in t <-n < r b t i r e f ' u r ueek.4 fro m th e d a te < f th e f i r s t p u b lic a tio n h * re o f, and a re f u r t h e r n o tifie s ! th a t up<.n y o u r f a ilu r e io to do t h a t th e p l a i n t i f f w i ll 4ake j m e n t a r a in s t you a« p ra ye d f o r in c o m p la in t, t o - w i t : F o r a decree o f «orce fr o m y» u. T h i-, s u m m o n * i* h e in tr «erved b y p u b li- e a ti'-n b y o rd e r o f th e H onorabi« F r a n k Peter*» d ated J a n u a r y 19. 19 H P. I - P A T T E R S O N . A ’ rn . v f r the P la in t i f f . R e sid e n t A t to r n e y >-f Orev'<n. Addre-g.g: 1 'o in m e rr ia l N a tio n a l B ank iV 'h r., H ills b o r o , O rev-« n. D a te o f f i r a t p u b lic a tio n J a n . 20. 1 9 H . 'J a n u a r y 20, 27, Feb. 3, I«». 17. 1944« F orest G reen T hese jobs w ill last for several years. P roduction is alm ost en tire ly for w ar purposes. E xcellent m eals are served for only 50c each. C lean beds are pro vided at $t a month. W rite or apply to Mr. Rogers PANTS SHIRTS 2 19 'F a b ric shrinkage does not exceed l 'î . ■ Belding Logging Co. 419 T erm inal Sales Building (S. W. 12th and Morrison St.) ‘ Ph. B roadw ay 1386 Portland, Orc. The C. C. Store G arrett A Weik, Props. Hillsboro, Orejón to back them aCHUtA e ° ^ y ? Your quota is where you work —you’ve got to buy your W ar Bonds and then buy more, until every last loose cent WAR IOAN back every dollar you invest in W ar Bonds, with inti’rest An extra $100 W ar Bond now is the minimum for everybody—can’t we count on you for m o r e l rW i »tick« in you, window im a m you hovo bought 4th W q, lo on .ocuritio. 2^4«B«CKTHf ATTACK! SPENCER MOTOR CO. 227 South T h ird A venue H illsb o ro , O regon
