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v ic t im s
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It's fill»* lo have ex i'fi't p a iiit.'is <|u your
job; but i \ f t i am atetifs get line rettulls w ith
I'.OYSEN sm ooth finish p ain ts atul enam el-.
A w ide color choice. Prices to r w artim e hav­
ing.
Donna M M Bu»:t.
c h arred bodies of victim s of th e R in g lin j B ro th ers
Bailey circus a re show n on g ro u n d ed s tre tc h e rs aw,
em ergency m orgue for id e n tific a tio n A t least 135 ;
lives in th is trag ic fire
Wounded Soldier
Reports Return to
Duty in France
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to th e ir h e m e h ere F rid ay a fte r
sp en d in g th e past w eek at th e
hom e of Mr P w e ', s b ro th e r and
sister-m -law . M r a n d M rs M elvin.
P well of Harrisburg
B th Mr
an d M rs R-.ssei. P o w ell are -.1
in bed w ith th e flu.
W AC R e tu rn s to C am p
Cpl. H elen H ershey o f Green,
m o u n tain v icin ity , w ho has been
v isitin g h e r parent.- t
e past
15 days, re tu rn e d to h er cam p at
C al F -.
I S a n ta At
V isits D au g h ter
M rs C lau d e Riggle ¡eft S u n d ay
fo r O a k la n d . C a l
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v isit .her
d au g h ter. M ss Naomi C anby w ho
is em ployed th ere
B U X T O N -M A N N IN G
P ic
R.i-
dolph S m e jk a l left T u esd ay for
C am p Polk. L a . a fte r a 6-day
leave w ith his m o th er M rs T h eresa
S m ejk al of G reen M ou n tain , a n d
o th e r relativ es. He re p o rts h a v in g
h e a rd from h is b ro th e r. C p l F ra n k
S m ejk al, w ho w as w o u n d ed o n
D -day
■> F ran ce, sta tin g th a t by
th e tim e th e le tte r w as receiv ed
h e w ould b e re tu rn in g fo r duty.
Mrs Alice Estt
V acation at B each
Mr an d M rs O ral V arley v a c a ­ d au g h ter. M.ss W auneta C earley.
sp
e n t from M ndav to W ednesday
tio n ed at S easid e fro m T u esd av
to S a tu rd a y
* at th e hom e if relativ es. Mr and
Elza M
f H Is
Miss J e n n ie F elong. w ho is em ­ Mrs
M r. and M r- O scar C earlev w ere
ployed a t K easey, is en jo y in g
also
o
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g
u
ests
th ere T u es­
m o n th 's v acatio n w ith h e r parents. day-
M r a.id M rs. P ete F el mg. at T -
M r and Mrs K en n eth A lbrecht
hill.
re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e h ere W ed­
M r. an d M rs. G. P H usb an d s nesday
a fter spen d in g th e Fourth,
a n d G oldie of C o rv allis
v isited of Ju ly h o lid a y at th e h m e . f M is
Mrs. H u s b a n d s p a re n ts. Mr. and A lb rech t's b r ’. h er and sister-m -law
Mrs. A lex A llen. T u esd ay a n d Mr and Mrs V ictor St w ell . f
W ednesday of last w eek.
S p rin g field
A tte n d R eunio n
W ill R etu rn Home
Mr. and Mrs. R ay F reem an and
Mrs. Em m ons K eller, w ho has
niece. M iss Ilo Hunter, dr
been confined to ? M c M in n v ille
S alem S u n d ay afte rn o o n to a tte n d i hosp ital w ith an infection in h er
a fam ily re u n io n an d d in n e r at the leg since J u ly 5. plans to re tu rn to
hom e of M rs F reem an 's p aren ts.
M r. an d M rs A D H u n tley ,
AV H H id d in k started his hay-
h o n o r of M r. H u n tle y 's 70th b ir th ­ b aler F r id a y at the Emm. ns Kei-
d ay a n n iv e rsa ry .
ler farm
T h e b aler br, ke dow n
M r. an d M rs. C liffo rd H e n d ric k ­ sh o rtly b efo re noon.
A fter Mr
son a n d d a u g h te rs L ois an d P h y llis H iddink had to buy an old b = ier
of N o rth H ollyw ood. Cal., sp en t 1 to find th e necessary parts, b alin g
fro m M onday to F rid a y at t h e w as resu m ed Sa-urc.-.y n
■ g
h o m e of M rs. H e n d rick so n 's b ro th ­ F arm ers are exch an g in g h elp due
e r-in -la w a n d sister. M r. a n d Mrs to th e la b t r shortage, and feel
Ed K o m m er, a n d fam ily.
I lucky- th a t th e th u n d e r an d rain
! storm in F rest G rove v icinity
B e rry P ic k e rs T re a te d
M rs. M ary W atson fin ish ed p ic k ­ Saturday- didn t re a c h h e re
M r a n d M rs T- m R ig g le vis ted
ing s tra w b e rrie s la st T h u rsd ay .
E ach p ic k e r w as tre a te d w ith a Mr. a n d M rs F r -.n.k C la r k a t C as-
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cage
Locks, from J u ly 3 to 5
p in t o f ice cream , a b o ttle of pop.
They v . sited St. M a rtin s . : sp rin g s
a n d cookies.
A F o u rth of J u ly p icn ic w as h eld w hile there.
a t th e h o m e of M r. an d M rs. Jo e H elp W ith H ay
B ellish lust T u esd ay
T hose p res­
Mr. and Mrs Gerald P »well, X r-
e n t in c lu d e d M r. an d M rs W a lte r ; m an. and
D onald
spent frem
S te w a rt. M r a n d M rs. P e te Bel- T hursday t ■ S aturday- it the h. me
liah, all of P o rtla n d , an d Mrs. C aro ­ ' of Mrs P o w ell's paren ts, Mr. and
lin a B ellish.
M rs P erry R e th e r f >rd i t Sc g_..n-
M r. an d Mrs. R u ssell P .veil l V alley, w hile th ey h elp ed cu t in
J u d y . A rn o ld , an d L lo y d , re tu rn e d th e hay crop.
G ive a K e e p sa k e to be ch erish ed fo r y e a rs to
com e . . . s o m e th in g th a t will keep th e m em ­
o ry of th e b irth d a y o r an n iv ersary . Give
je w e lry , th e id e a l g ift. W e have rings, pearls,
e a rrin g s , c o m p a c ts, b racelets, w e d d in g and
e n g a g e m e n t rin g s. See th em to d a y !
KELLINGTON’S
O m e g a W a tc h e s
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K e e p sa k e D iam o n d s
211 E. M ain S tre e t — H illsboro, O regon
Bennett’s Sweet Shop
B eg in n in g July 19th
WILL BE OPEN
IIUKhoro. O regon
TAKE PART
OF YOUR CHANGE
IN
W a r S a v in g s
S ta m p s
L. & R. ELECTRIC CO.
Y ou'll Be S u rp rise d How S oon T hey
W ill P a y lor a B ond !
1 0 c i l 2 5 c
R A N G E W IR IN G
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Hill Theatre
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S u n d a y , 3 p. m. to 11 p. m.
a n d w ill b e
C lo se d E v e ry M o n d a y a n d T u e sd ay
SAFEWAY
Thur„ Fri„ Sal.—this week •
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DANGER ROMANCt
mysterious
Damascus!
7 DAYS
AN EYEFUL OF C U T IE S !
an EARFUL son GS!
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AN ARMFUL OF RO M ANCE!
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THURS. JULY 13, THRU WED., JULY 19
Lt. A lbert N ew by
Silver Bars
A lbert C N ew bv son of A F
Newbv. O akland. Cal., and fo rm erly
f H illsboro, has been prom oted
from second to first lieu ten an t, a c ­
cording to w ord received here
Lt. N ewby, now a pilo t w ith th e
5th fe rry in g group, at Love field.
Dallas. T e x . atten d ed high school
in H illsboro, n orm al school at
Lr w;ston. Idaho; and Adcox diesel
school at P o rtlan d . B efore e n te r­
ing th e arm y, he w as a civilian
pilot for the 5th ferry in g g ro u p and
was in stru c to r for a flying school.
He received his com m ission as a
second lieu ten an t m Ju n e. 1943. at
Love field.
. w ith
th e in a g n itic e n t
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BitUCE AUBERT
LOCKHART
EiiiiOUIllAII-TIMiiilRENE
Mwu MOREtAND * ARMIDA
and TWO C H A T BANDS
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T he E. D. H ite fam ily cele­
b rated the 21-t b irth d ay a n n iv e r­
sary Ju ly 2 of Bud H ite.
-'If- F ern B lackw ood and baby-
son, D onald, of P o rtlan d , sp en t
th e w e e k -e n d w ith h er p aren ts,
M r and Mrs. G eorge C am pbell.
Mr. and Mi 5. K enneth S m ith -
er- en te rta in e d w ith a b irth d a y
d in n er T h u rsd ay n ig h t in honor
of R ocky H e n d ric k s’ th i r l b ir th ­
day a n n iv ersary . A m ong -ho-c p res­
e n t were Mr. and M r-. Boo H en ­
d rick s an d .-on. R ocky, <f A nel,
W ash.
H iteon folks .-p in t th e F o u rth at
w ork in th e sh ip y ard s and hay-
fields. A n u m b er w ent '•» H ills­
boro for th e evening. Those at
home got a real th rill when a
navy blim p cam e over ¿low and
low.
Hit
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ANSON WEEKS and Orch««rr«
TED FI0 RITO «w H»S Orrh««?'«
Hifeon
11 a. m. lo 11 p. m.
W ED., THURS., FRI. a n d
J. W. COPELAND YARDS
Charles Retherford
Suffers Amputation
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GIFT JEWELRY
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-d M: - Ed C raw fo rd . | coast if they should need it
I w ould like to go o y er on the
- . h e ( a l l s C h l i k r n s anil M utton
beach, but guess 1 w ill hav e to be
Will M®ve Io P o rtlan d
M l - Marley F Hughes. T o rrin « -
times
a
person
gets
so
tu
satisfied
by
looking
th
e
cou
n
try
Mr
- d M rs E url D illey have
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n t h n x , ■. ,l:en an !
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- M ■ over th ro u g h a hig h -p o w ered glass do; t knew w hat k eeps you m ev- her h u sb an d to fe e t plans to c m
H s k tv of Dilley and have b ought up on the signal bridge T h ere are ng I guess it's sort of a c,>de w ith 200 q u a rt- of tom atoes, gon quart.«
a home .n P o rtlan d Thev plan to several sm all villages n earb y T hey a doughboy. he nt list keep £01114
f vegetables
q u a rts of fia t
say the population of these a r c because a let dep en d s on th e in. and 10O q u a rts of m eat, pr.nc.pally
m . ve bv th e f irs t o f A u g u st
Mr
-. Mrs Ed C raw fo rd . B yd! aro u n d tw o thousand people T hey fantrvm an. a lot m ore th a n most chickens and m utton, this y ear l„ist
id D onna Mae Bush, sp en t J u l y | a re p ractically d estroyed by s h e ll­ people cred it th em fo r S om etim es ' ■ . Mi s H ughes put u p ' H IM c a n -
3 a n d 4 at Seaside and w ere fire and seem to be d eserted as the inform ation w e get on p atro ls of m eat, fru it and vegetables.
at d from p riso n ers proves in v a lu a ­
nj
• i.ts I e x ;- •
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guests Sunday
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ble to the o th e r u n its of the arm y
ex ei j •
C ra w f-rd 's b ro th er-in -law and sis­ th e N azis t > b u t n
I c e r­ and even the navy.
C o m m issio n ers'
ter. Mr and Mrs H arold T all- standing b u t they d id n 't
tainly hope the F ren ch people
m t . at Gresham.
1 believe the J a p soldier isn't
M ss L ucille R obinson is viait-. have a little bit of som ething to w hat he used to be M aybe i t s b e ­ P ro c e e d in g s
(C ontinued from |M<r 7'
ng h er b rother-in-law and sister. d im e back to. T h ere can be no cause the odds w ere against them
M- and Mrs G lenn S w aff -rd
doubt in anyone's m ind th at w ar here I've seen plenty of evidence ' ! • * I t . 1 ‘ l i — < I a j im « X ll<» «rd This
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b
y
O rd e r « f C «*unly ( «Hirl
Mr a n d M r- Neil B aker ,- d is H - - - w ith a big cap ital H of lack of th e w ill to fight am ong
K«»ad« a n d H ig h « « * «
f r.'.v are cam p in g at th e hom e a fte r seeing it from th e front line
1. > O M a ra , f t : • •• t
t n.»m
. N a­
of Mr B ak er's b ro th e r-in -la w and in a g ran d stan d seat.
I've seen q u ite a few p riso n ers t io n a l B a tik
Jhn
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M
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1 received an A rgus published come out of the ju n g le and they X. • 1
»f t allf . r.’U <1 t A I.
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m .eltrer of M ountainside, and are May 11. the first I have had for a
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w rk ir.g in th e b lack c ap -resp b erry Couple of m onths T he o th e rs w ill seem ed to be d elig h ted to be p ris­ f» .‘ W* R...W b la n d S a nd A G r a v r i <
oners. T hey seem ed to be very a p ­
l.« « o
W a K in g T r a c t o r A
h . i •• <•-
be along I couldn't w ait lik e sonic p re c ia tiv e for th e food they gave Corp
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to
get
them
consecutively
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- t S i.e id s 1 gg.- g some do I have read it from th e them , but of co u rse you can t see L ta b n o w . W O O .
inside
of
them
I've
seen
som
e
that
dari H m r , II
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c -no r e tu r n e d t
w o rk M o n d ay
K S'
m o rn in g a fte r a w eek's v acation title to th e w ord purchase in an w ere q u ite cynical but as a w hole M bf1 >b. ih r, ! f
ad of M eltebeke's on th e last page m ost of them seem ed in sort of a I ’ t
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T here are very few from th e west happy state I saw one tu n ic by
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eoast left on h ere now. so new s and ev ery one he m et he w ould >7
» r C o r p , l i t lb
S a h n o w '.
M .• « r
from G od's c o u n try is ra th e r bow low w ith his hands clasped in C f k lin . | ic
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scarce
a rev eren t sort of way In one in ­ T im e * , i : -
< ;.-« {ri. h Silver«, a « n St r.
In one of y o u r service m en s le t­ stance one cam e out b lu b b erin g in K t t .
Bu«« h .
S u p e r S e rv i-e . >.T «♦’.
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"A m erican.
h e M a. K er *»e M •» r <
B U X T O N -M A N N IN G — C h arles ters. A lex M orley said he d id n 't broken English
S
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v
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l,
R et. e rf
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f Mr an d Mrs blam e people for leaving E ngland n u m b er 1-A " U sually you can't < .w n p a n , I . « - I C I ’ h - e n iv ( Ir o « n a XX M r k .
T erry R eth erfo rd of Scoggins V al­ for America Well the west cues! is tru st them too far because th e y 're f I «-• . A la s k a J u n k «
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ley and a fo rm e r resid en t o f this just as far ahead of the east coast very trick y .
as
the
east
coast
is
ahead
of
t
h
e
Well,
my
can
d
le
is
grow
ing
short
com m unity, had h ir rig h t leg am pu-
A zain I say thank-
and I b e tte r get som e sleep because you can get
t ited ac ve t le knee last M onday B ritish Isles
Well I had b e tte r rin g off Will you n ev er know w hat tom orrow for the p ap er V ery tru ly voui
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P o rtlan d , as a resu lt o f sev ere send an o th er year's su b scrip tio n in brings an d you need all th e rest P fc E W PIER EN *
burns su ffered last fall.
He is n « tt letter. Can t get m oney order
g ettin g along as w elt as can be n o w —As ever, vour friend, M A R­
VIN A. WOODS
expected.
M elvin C anby of W ilark spent
the w eek-end at th e hom e o f his In C o m b a t A re a
m. ther. M rs C laude R.ggle.
D ear F riends — It's tim e I w as
Mr and Mrs A1 R ucker, and 2
ch ild ren of S w eet Home visited subm itting a le tte r t > s <v I s-.ll
Mr and M rs Elvon C early M onday receive the A rgus and ex p ress my
AT N EW LOCATION
en ro u te to Mr R u ck er's paren ts. ap preciation of it. I enjoy every
Mr and M rs Ed R u ck er of Sco- item , including the ad v ertise m en ts
tJe.d v icinity w h ere th ey sp en t the A bout the first thing I read are
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F irth of t oy holiday.
They the letters from o th er servicem en
• ere acc. m panied home" by R ay- I read one from W illiam Jo h n -o n
rr. nd Scofield, w ho has been em ­ of U. S M C and if he sees this
ployed m th e b e rry h a rv e st here. I w ish he w ould please w rite
XX’e have m ate ria ls fo r
Since I w rote last I've seen ■ lot
Let y W hiteside also accom panied
them to S w eet H ime. w h ere he of in terestin g things I'v e b e tn in
I _ teat of R aym ond S co­ A ustralia about 5 m onths and then
our tra in in g took us to an isl .nd
field.
in the S outhw est Pacific A rea I've
T aken to H ospital
Mrs Ed K om m er. w ho has been seen and been on several d ifie re n '
and
su fferin g for th e past 2 w eeks islands since I've been in this a ca
w ith an in fected foot, was tak en to I'm in a com bat area now " som e­
W e D o P o le L ine C o n stru ctio n
the Good S am aritan hospital in w here in New G uinea
We found the Ja p s hold in g sh r*
P rtla n d M onday m o rn in g for tr e a t­
m ent.
h ere so I n ev er saw m uch action
T he fifth w ar loan d riv e has but it w as p len ty at th a t E very one
com e t a c! e Mrs K en n eth A l­ w as nervous ju st before o u r ian d -
brecht. ch airm an for this com m a- ,ng. 1 stay ed aw ake all night th e
| nity. rep o rted $8100 as th e fin al
figures for B uxton.
Move to New Home
Mr. and Mrs. G ecrge G reaves
and 3 ch ild ren
o f V ancouver
h av e p u rch ased th e p ro p ­
erty of AV A D ow ning and moved
in last w eek T he p ro p erty is bet-
■ ter know n as th e Jo e C raig place.
Mrs. O. H. S tow ell an d G eorge
H ollenbeck atten d ed a fam ily re ­
union and picnic d in n er at S h ute
parri J u ly 4. in honor of th e 32nd
b irth d ay of Mrs W ill P ratt, sister-
in-law of Mrs Stow ell.
K elly in A labam a
A C. Kelly, y oungest son of M r
and Mrs. W. E. K elly of th e Mead
district, has been tra n sfe rre d from
B a.r.bndge, Ga., to M axw ell F ield,
C o n tin u o u s S h o w S u n d a y , S ta r ts at 1 : 3 0 p. m .
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25th YEAR OF SERVICE
SECOND FEATURE
1919 - 1936
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SILVER ANNIVERSARY
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BEST
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