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w.i hui! while w otkirn with the A dvertiser piouf of authentic, paid
M1 H elen I i icksun i ■ i t a <»
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up
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Wta. buy«
I 1 I H igh
of upare th ere run be no substitute
liu\ :n : .1 cheery ••mile hec.m »• an H i l l I » . i , .
.ij{ricultm a 1 ex p ert told him hi •
I 1 .p h e n e s wi re fine the be 4 he
had « ' \ m n i n e I
Mrs. I Mien
(troth hl III h.ipl \ o\ r • III • .11 ,
d «'f her in 4
1 .m»i on Je lfi «»t
,li\ erne
IV. <i lla re being .unnniiieed
».in m : p.n tiu 1 b»t .hu k lleuip
e> .ind tcceplin «11 r.m .M ioii 1 t
Pi I) I
II I V
tile disposition of t h e J ip.mese
u u i i i t n c soppl»
M alt V .tnlH ke
<liseii\'i*iitie that al I ro o s te r» look
alike to him
I I ed SI-»» ell an-ioon, io J he h id
a r-dei for the F ourth of Jid»
i o.o .nle but h ad n 't been able to to­
p i c a m ole
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ha' •hill}: duel.
• and -ti-ttm
I bunch of Rhode I- land
etie-l.
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See the New
DODGE BROS.
Ration Office Sets
Mew Hour Schedule
I-o n
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h n o n .i
\
1'oin \l»ts t. km g m ovie <»f tin»
I bond rally from a lu sh pe-eli
I let» 1)1-11 ||se» ofli-lm e 1 - fe lit all»
>wd
lake U -I
, li-edlm i: that Base H ospital No ,-i:
M .o ,,' Well
m em beis. landing in C horliourg
' ne
l:*ltt
lio n » n rrld ln g i-r
:- ikm ' -uni- »-lose (-red elions
. >• wall
1-0 bo open
\ en :■ ts fro- i 5 p m.
m b. ginning Ju ly I.
lllr k
TRUCK
I ta ili- »
ON
OUR
DISPLAY
IN
SHOW ROOM
115 h. p. motor, ili'lux»1 » ¡(I). I I ini It « litleh,
I t .u n i,i-itit’oi'» »'M i-iil. auxiliary spring,
po\ e l'lio r .
M a rta
ch erry tret- not stron.-. enough h
S i,- j / ('a/,-.'. ...
support his w eight.
K.-vliiig out w ire from un 1H.
.’ 1. in tin- .sti-auiinjf juiijjli .■» of New
( i . ’ i-m rain, iusccls i.iul tile
O I K < AS! A L T IIS WI KF M ODERATE" I e fi
n the F ieiteh beach h ead in N or-
Five • •
•
total! n k « v, lasting iiiuoli.
m.nuly are brought ashore ¡11 E ngland en J u n e 7 N ote the s:<- ,: ..--.J serious express.011s e n the faces
*
jungli- is definitely J a p in-
50 . nf
W-8: X-8 Y-B; Z-8 and
of the litte r bearers, the MP and tw o soldiers stan d in g in the baekgi •oiuid T in - is an o r.g in al p icture
A-5. w ill be g », id t'-'i b u y in g r a ­
I u w< 11. i a t j o u r \\ a r 11 -.id;
25 Y ears of S ervice to W ashington C ounty Motorist*
flown here frunt E ngland by the A rm y S ignal C orps
A re v,-.t bi king u p o u r inv ad ers by buying
a Hugh»)- vtf,-, l i x J a p in
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tioned processed
ggi.' on S a lu r » an
m ore W ar Bonds th an ev er before '
149 H, 3rd Ave.
IIII.I.SIIOUO
Phone 812
d? v
- n, .do. Bu) them mid luiltl 'em ! deniix-rst e e o u n lrv T his »eat the
T he fi.<t s trip Ci »nt a ned stam ps
girl
'i-leeted
»»ill
be
M
i
s
Deinoe-
f ’. N. y'l eii'ii/ 7 />,
h< ii ing the ’ ire “8“ on th eir
rae.
■ face
T he f.diure “5” is p rin ted
G u ls receiv in g this honor since
on
s ta m tx s
in
:he second row
l!>'.tp w ere «giving m aiden name»'
.................................
Vamo 1929 I.ucile ( an-I,
n . f the stam ns only, and have
P leasu re i.--. know ledge o f the
1!»IO. G htdvs K u ratl
IIUI
M.|.
no con lux'! on w h a te v e r w ith t.he:r
1
safety
of
l.t
N
t
rman
DeFree■
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h I ' l l Donelson. 1!)J2
Zel l i Wolf,
Don M cCourt of H illsboro has , a G erm an p riso n er of w ar. w as » x-
F o r hom e can n in g o f m eats an d
K egard-
lti:t:i; Jo» Hulit. 193-t T illie Hoff
been nam ed field m an for the
non~acid
\e
g
e
tib
h
s
.
w
hich
include
her
food
man. 1935: B ernice H ow ard. 19'lti
C arnation C o . h ere
succeeding pressed by Co' Dale O Sin : h . AAE all v eg eta b h t except • >m ito
E .aieral ari'iiiii’.iiients f.-r Jo h n II D r-itliv C hallaeom be. 1937. V.i -
t i •
u p co m m an d er in E ngland in a
fac
Don A nderson, according to C. T. ! ' g le ro
w orth 10
1 .,i. - :lon, w ho d ied J u n e 2<1 in »'¡ilia
nnly m ethod advocated is to use a
tte
r
to
M.
-
C
C
D
eFrees
V
i
-
P erkin
1938; Aim i E
R ichardson, m anager.
M cCourt,
\ II
val
n J u lv 1 H Jlshoi'o. i..e beiiv; m ade by Don- linger, 1939. Mar»- Jan-- B utter-
D eFrees w ro te l.t D eF rees' old steam pi ? ssure c a n n e r. To can
w ho w as recently given an h o n o r­ | bom
these
a
t
honv
w
ith
assu
i
nee
of
elson \ Sew ell. L angston w as a field. 1-MO G race Ir ir n 197!.
bardm ent group, giving them
ab le discharge from the navy, has
safety by o th e r m eth o d s. it v»vuM
l.p-l'it'ar. and w as born ill fex - Mar» la-tta Bush. 1942: atul Ju a n ita
had th ree y ears h au lin g and tw o th e (list w ord of his safe.y
be n ecessary to h eat th e m so m any
lle was a v etcre.i of W orld w ar C. iwtsc 1943
Col.
P
a
le
cl
.'C.l
the
le
tte
r
w
ith
y ears receiving and grading milk
h ours th a t w hen fin ally done t'-e
ï I.
1
th
e
statem
en
t:
"R
est
assured
that
Id i Setnm eatididate spoil- ored
w ith the local condenser.
S u rv iv o rs include his fath e r t-v the H illsboro ch am b e r of com-
we o v er h ere w ill do o ur best t. food w ould not be very good e a t­
A nderson is now assistan t county I h u rry that happy dav w hen fa m ilie , ing. In a pressu re cann« r te m p era­
alvin R.
m „ astun;
. _ U —
----- - his mother. m rioe. »von Ihe $5 offered to the
agent.
tu re s o f 240 d egrees F . o r h igher
a re reu n ited at home. "
Debt ilia 1. laoigstou of C om pton a sp ira n t sellin g t h e most dance
a re produced.
■ 1 •’ -es w as f led ¡n I C a l; !wo brothers, la-e of Texa
tickets.
M any house-.vives sa y they are
l and G len of C alifornia, and a sis-
' S a ':
' IV
'. V
1 |.:
afraid to use steam p re ssu re \ » ««
ok- It Me» er "-•ain't Jo h n O ' G ilfill m .» M . ;t;ie P endley of New M exi-
ers. If th» cookers a re used proper
J - f an
ul - aeo-don’
lv th e re is no need to be a fra id
in 1943 0-1 :h e T u al i-
o f them . T h ere a re c e rta in d irec­
C ilv ro.-d. Mev.-r a-A-s
tio n s to be followed w hen u sin g a î.'-" .i. -a )es to «
nd «315 for
p ressu re cooker
m aee and m e d i a l ex-
R«*v H F T’em bert »n < f the Hill -
1. H ave p ressu re gauge
and
boro M ethodist ch u rch was rc-.it>-
O1
i “ ’e !--;
?7. ,.f N orth
sa fety valve tested an n u ally .
p rited to Liu* local ch u rch at the
.
- -J W edn-'-d••.»• • n
Mel'.ebt-ke F u rn itu re an d E lectric | cl ‘'<» of the -mnii.il state conference
2. C lean sa fe ty valve and pet
• ' b a 'te i » charge; S ' w , ' -:e m oved to its new- location at I >f the M ethodist church in P ortland
cock each day th a t th e cooker is
1 ' : ' ’ coo'?, and 'of! S outh Second aven u e in Hills- 1 S unday
used.
■ cu n ' nue.! d u rin g good i )- ro S unday from its form er loca- ( A ppointm ent«
3. H av e tw o o r th re e inches of
♦ o o th er
un’
w ater in a co o k er w ith a dial
! -n on East Main street The new ch u rch es w ere
« i î •) A :
's from , he I ¡uarters have been rem odeled and Mi 'pv: G irdcu H >m»« W F ( ’
gauge. H ave four q u a its o f w ater
-mf.-v »vis re
F
K
in a co o k er w ith th e w eight type
Si bl« v; T ird
enow ited to p ro v id e space f o r Scholl
'f.s offieo b | ¡iii-i ehandisc.
of gauge.
The w eight need not V rs
1 .w renee G lide m; P m k '-C rne
Torn
W
illi
:
■
of
Fore-
w h irl d u rin g processing. P ressu re
i'is - C h arles S ch reib er;
F..IC
is up w hen steam flows vigorously G " ve ro-ih 1.
G rove Thoma« I) Y arne
Sh«
n w
-f C aston
th ro u g h th e holes a t th e to p of
wood -Orm.al It. T rick
a efiarce
th e w eight. The w eig h t m ay re ­ Of d r iv 'r
ENTRANTS Pic . f i«^ c : t» « • m 'Jr
Wi »u. '-'u St
T h rea
volve. an d th is is sa tisfacto ry .
.it City Hall on or before 9 .1 in -o y u < .in be a- i / i u x i a
W
EST
F
N
IO
N
R
obert
P
L ind­
4. F ood should be packed boil­
plat »» in th<» parati«».
I ,»■
•m H enry 1 'tm m pent S unday w ith his p.,,-
in r ■ T hat th e q u a n titv allotm ent of
ing hot in to the ja rs av o id in g too Vo i r r o ( if n S P an
o­
It- . M
r. H
id M
M i is.-A
s
A lbeit
l b e i t li
i- h i . 1 idt
Mr.
and
Schm
O r -ve. H er.rv
tig h t an d too full a j>ack. H iv e
nthyl gasoline w ould b<* cut in half
Spoil*«red l>\ llillslxiro Kot«ir> < lull
nd A shw etl .ti- It >ert is now- sta tio n . <1 at S eattle S atu rd ay was reo o rted by local
a t least an inch h e a d space in L eland D m id .
al ji
of t i '- W i-h. O th er Sunday dlnni-r g uests service stations. T he m ove will be
ja rs. In p acking ja r s of vegee- peared in th e
COM MITTEE Sew ell, eh.01 an m. G nffith. H ile» .ve P erry
re fine 1 $100 •'< n- Mrs. F it ,I D. A dam s of Med natii n-w ide.
tables. use plenty of liquid to io ip peace co u rt a nd
A nderson. Bri t -1. P atter on. Kerkm.in, W«»>t B.irnev
Tei»
an d costs each
1. R ay Jo h n -o n from Minn*-
h eat p en etratio n .
Bailey, R ichard it. i ’et >n .md C<»x will Uc A i.m n . uietitjfi-
’ ‘ M r and Mrs. K eith Clym er
5. C arefu lly close th e cooker
cation ribbons.
,,ei \ ii kie J e a n from Hood R iver,
tig h tly before developing pressure.
a tio n a l Frcs<m re C ooker coni*
If it has lugs, be su re th a t all are R
d a n v . F 4 i C l. lire. Wi<
I
*
;
I
uvt
A
n
t
i
L
i
m
l
d
t
u
t
n
fuziin
firm ly in place an d v ery tig h t. If
th e top slides on. be su re th a t it 1 In ra s e of th e 1913 Rurp<e c o o k ­ P o rtla n d
h as slid a s fa r as it should. 1912 er. j » r should d ro p before nooning
N atio n al cooker has w o rd “closed’’ ppteock and rem oving cover J a r
r, n ~
hp,p
'3n<l "in to
to m ark th e place.
I-nr th is type o f co o k er it is
6. E xhaust a ir from th e cooker drop.
neri-ssary
to
p
ress
the
dow n
thoroughly. L eave pet c x?k » pen a n d re!. a.=e ;- j-ently In psir
o rd e r to
a t least 10 m in u tes a f te r -ti ni read
th e c o rre c t preesure.
p ours stead ily fro m it o r u n til live
10. W hen rem o v in g li.i
from
steam ap p ears. T est by na- Ing cooker,
it aw ay from work,
h an d th ro u g h th e seam q u c k lv to avoid tilt bi Intr
burned
by
steam
.
about fo u r inches from cooker. It
l . Avoid w a te r e n te rin g gauge
should feel hot. Live s te a m has a W J ipe
a w et co v er before Inver -
b luish-w hite color.
inc.
7. S o m ttim e s co o k ers w ith the
12. I .r t (ars sit in co o k er a t end
g ask et leak steam . T h is can be
pro cessin g u n til th e liuiiiil in
rem edied by rem oving th e gn-ket. of
th
e
r s sto p s vigorous boiling
s tre tc h in g it carefu lly a n d tu r n ­ T ills ja does
not m ean m tir e boil-
ing it o v er w hen p u ttin g it in
again . If stre tc h e d too m uch, ft
13. C a rry j a r from eo- k e r rvith
usually
re tu rn s
to p ro p er -he
e d ry cloth aro u n d it. H a vi­
the next day. H aving a sp a re g - a no larg
ra ft w hile rem oving ja rs from
ket on h a n d is advisable. T . e co o k d er
o r w hile cooling
7-inch P lates
15c O vibe S aucers
5c
m ay be pu rch ased fo r 25 c from the
com pany th a t m ade th» co,»ker.
Cups, 2 fo r
15c 8-in. P la tte r
25c
8. W atch p ressu re c a r e 'u lt. to
» ,
keep a t th e desired point. T h u
Saucers, ea.
5c 6-in. C oupes (so u p ) 15c
aids in re ta in in g th e liq u id in the
Ovibe Cups, 2 fo r
15c 5-in. Bowl
... 10c
iar. K eep a record of “s ta rt* and
“fin ish ” tim es. F o r each 2.000 fe t
above sea level, add one pound
Y our ro -o p e ra tio n In tu rn in g
p ressu re to req u ired n u m b e r of
Hand M ade
pounds.
in socletv. club, fra te rn a l and
local new s Item s in »»riling nr
9. W hen p rocessing tim e is w -
er. allow pressure to re a c h 7. t o .
by telep h o n e Mill be g reatlv
s
T h en slow ly open sa fe ty petco.’k
ap p reciated . All copy for th is
before loosening th e cover. If p ro­
d e p a rtm e n t should be tu rn e d in
cessing in tin cans the sa fe ty p *-
by or before noon on T u esd ars.
cock m ay be opened as soon as
In co -o p eratio n w ith th e d e ­
S in g le ply le a th e r
the p ro cessin g tim e is up. b u t this
fense p rogram req u est fo r d e ­
m ust n e v e r be done w h en glass
creased lisp of telephones. A r­
ja rs a re used.
gils society re p o rte rs w ill no
In case of th e w eight ty p e gauge,
lo n g er m ake re g u la r phone ra ils
the in d icatin g pin on to p of the
to local »»om"n. W henever Inca!
w eight should dro p before open-
people have social, club or f r a ­
ing p rtco ck and rem o v in g cover
te rn a l item s of general in terest
from cooker. The N atio n al P re s ­
th e v are ask ed to please co-
su re C ooker com pany h as Is.- me I
o p e-ate bv re p o rtin g them .
a second book of d irectio n s fo r t'-
f lubs, lodges and o th er o r ­
w a r tim e p ressu re co o k er w ith th
ganizations should appoint p u b ­
w eight type of gauge. If vou ar
th» ow ner o f this type o f cot <»*r,
licity ch a irm e n
or re p o rte rs
it is im p o rta n t th a t’ you send foi
and hold th em responsible for
th e revised directions an d d i^ a r d
seeing to it th a t th e ir new s a c ­
th e old book in o rd e r to use v o u r
tiv ities a re tu rn e d in to the
co o k er safely. T h eir ad d ress is
A rgus not la te r than Tuesday
More Plue Stamps
Valid on Julv 1
McCourt Field Man
For Carnation Co.
DeFrees Comrades
Glad He's Safe
Pressure Cooker
Safety Tips Given
Jean Robbins Named
As Miss Democracy n
CADY MOTOR CO.
John Langston
Dies at Hillsboro
$100 IK PRIZES
t
Sait filed
Ï« Circuii Court
Oid Oregon Trail'
|J
Meitebeke Store
Moves to New Site
J. T. (Jack) FOSTER
PARADE
July 4th
Rev. Pemberfon
Rp appointed Here
PRIZES FOR HORSES • RIDERS
HORSE DRAWN VEHICLES, ETC.
FARM EQUIPMENT
W IL L BE C L O S E D
Monday and Tuesday
July 3 and 4
Lindslrum Now
At Seattle
W
P o n tia c L e a d s A g a in
Effective July 10, 1944, the U. S. Government has ordered Price Ceilings
on all Used Passenger Cars.
Inexpensive DINNERWARE for every day
use. Plain white only!
Co-operafion of All
Urged; Early Copy
Real Necessity
98c
MEN S GLOVES
pair 65c
GAUNTLETS
pair 4gc
SAVE PAPER
Use a shopping bag
Waterproof Bag
Heavy Canvas Bag
Heavy Paper Bag
65c
65c
5c
NEW H A T S
CLEVER
PLAY
SUITS
M EN ’S W O O L FELTS
Large assortm ent ju.-t
received. Nicely shap­
ed, all the
.98
best colors ........ =&
For the
1 to 3
year olds.
B e tte r F u r F elts $f?.OQ
Up to .................
Blue Cbambt-ay, easy to la u n d e r
S trip ed C bam bray, b utton type, ad jus. buckle
H eavy Denim, rein fo rced , heavy h a lte r stra p
w ith buckle a d ju stm e n t
G ray P rints, ru ffle d collar, tie back style
Ethyl Gas Reduced
Midway Man Injured
S c io P o t t e r y
MEXICAN FRUIT BASKET
-----NOTICE-----
Parade starts a, 9:30 a. m. sharp
$1.59
$1.59
$1.20
$1.59
MEN S CLOTH
HATS—
W
$ 1 .0 0
Light weight, serviceable ........
< he» ked black anti white
$1.75
the C .
C.
Here are the finest and the best Reconditioned Used Cars in Washington County These
cars will have ceiling prices and will carry our new Warranty. BUY NOW—Don't I pgiintn
Get your pick of 'THE CREAM OF THE STOCK."
nesitate-
1 9 4 2 Fontiac Sedan
1 9 4 1 Buick Sedanetie
1 9 4 1 Pontiac Sedan
1 3 4 1 Ford Fordor Sedan
1 3 4 1 Ford Tudor Sedan
1S 41 Plymouth Sedan
1 9 4 1 Chevrolet Dump Truck
1 3 4 9 Chevrolet Dump Truck
1 9 4 0 Pontiac Torpedo Sedan
1 9 4 0 Pontiac Tudor Touring Sedan
1 9 4 0 Chevrolet Town Sedan
1 9 4 0 Ford Business Coupe
1 3 3 9 Chrysler Sedan
1 9 3 9 Willys Coupe
1 9 3 9 Oldsmcbile 5-pass. Coupe
1 9 3 9 Mercury Sedan
1 3 3 0 Dodge Fordor Sedan
1 9 3 3 Oldsmobile Fordor Sedan
1938
1938
1938
1938
1938
1938
1937
1937
1 j 3 7
1937
1937
1937
1937
1936
1936
1936
1936
1936
Nash Sedan
Plymouth Coupe
Ford Fordor Sedan
Chevrolet Sport Sedan
Chevrolet Sport Coupe
Lash Lafayette Tudor
Fontiac Fordor Sedan
Studebaker Fordor Sedan
(Udsmobile Tudor Sedan
Chrysler Coupe
Ford Tudor Sedan
Plymouth Fordor Sedan
Terraplane Fordor Sedan
Ford ^-ton Panel
Ford Fordor Sedan
Gidsmobile Sedan
Chevrolet Coupe
Plymoulh Sedan
We will now, as always, pay more than anyone, any time, for your U s p H r™ c h
car today, if possible, because the new government regulations automnHr 11
. us y°,ur
value of your car every so often.
yumuons automatically reduce the
Bay As They Fighi . . .
Wilh All Your Might!
FONTIAC makes it effective IMMEDIATELY. All of our excellent large stock ol
Guaranteed Used Cars are NOW at Ceiling Prices.
£ ^ 1 ^ 5
store
G arrett & Weik, Props.
SWANK
HILLSBORO, OREGON
Phone 631
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