The Hillsboro argus., July 13, 1944, Page 8, Image 8

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HI1.ISBOKO A R G U S
Goal oi Safely
Program Given
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Church Remodeling
Program Outlined
1
iiv o o o
r m incing plans fci
'delm jt p io g ram (or the
-¿I cit.itioii.il ch u rch w ere o u tlin ed
.it ,t m eeting of tru ste e s and c o u n ­
selors at the ch u rch Tuesday n ig lil
Pledges to be paid nt» w ith in a
th ree-v ear period w ill be asked of
church m em bers and friends of the
ehueh.
Plans call for im m ediate furnace
and o th er necessary w ork, but the
main rem odeling p ro g ram w ill be
a pest-w ar project
E lim ination of accid en ts in eon
nection w ith farm m otor vehicle
tia n sp o i t.ition will be the goal of
the safety p rogram in O regon in
connection w ith observance of Na
tion.il Kami S afety W eek. Ju ly
24 29. according to S e cretary of
S tate Boh K artell. T he safety di
vision of his office is em phasizing
this phase of safety th ro u g h o u t
th is m onth.
T housands of young people from
O regon c ith s an d tow ns go to !h?
farm s to assist the crop h arv est
d u rin g the sum m er season. Many
of these young people a re m em
hers of platoon groups w ith ad u t
leaders. K artell said, and m ost of
Ballot on th e proposal to co n ­
these groups tra c t 1 in sen >ol
busses. S afety precau tio n s a re an solidate e lem en tary school d istricts
B eaverton
into
a
in teg ral p art of the p ro g ram p’i sin rounding
B eaverton union high schot I d is­
platoons.
w as set for T uesday. A ily iis t
However, the se c re ta ry of s*atc trict
by the county d is tric t boundary
said, there a re h u n d n d s of young 8.
hoard
W ednesday B eaverton voted
people ta k e n to farm s in sm all
favorably on the proposition at an
tru c k s and in sem e instances, farm earlier
date.
trailers. Since th e re is no o rg a n ­
O ne rem o n stran ce to the plan
ized p rogram of safety in c m- was
filed
from th e T u alatin View
neetion w ith th is tra n sp o rta tio n .
Kai rell s office is m aking an « : district, n ecessitatin g an election.
fort to contact individual o p e ra ­
to rs to suggest c e rta in safety p re­
cau tio n s to avoid accidents.
F a rm e rs w ho tra n sp o rt w o rk ers
in th eir tru c k s w eie urged to vb
serve th est p recautions.
Funeral services
for Lydia Bice-
1. Inspect the vehicle re g u la ily ,„ w Khea
w ho d ,eij .nie<diiv
J n . 5 ' ' a ’ C en tralia. W a s h , w ill be h e ld
condition
..
. . , an.l th a t __ the
. . body
- of it the D onelson At S ew ell chapel
th e vehicle is in good shape.
Frid.iv at 2 p m . w ith Rev \ s
2. P rovid, sea ts in bed of ve S ullen- o ffic ia tin r
T he bodv w.i-
I
¡era ind m ak ,
.
to P
Beaverton Union
Vote Set August 8
■ « W
» i <>si i r o r \ i ki \ < ii
p
K u -S k
Centralia Resident
Buried Here Friday
\ k 11> w
crs killed this G erm an an d th re e o th e rs w h en he to ok up h id d en arm s w hen D -d ay cam e. He an d his
o th e r tw o c o m p atrio ts w aited only fo r th e signal to strik e. T he G erm an s had used th em as forced lab o r
at tw o d o lla rs a w eek. A re y o u b u y in g e x tra W ar B o n d s’’
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Roosevelt to Accept
1th Term Nomination
(Continued from page 1)
th ro w n at nazi w a r m ach in e in
w est S a tu rd a y .
M ove Ahead in Italy
Y ankee shock tro o p s b ea tin g
do» n stu b b o rn G erm an resistan ce
occupied tw o Italian to w n s in o u te r
defenses of G o th ic lin e S a tu rd a y .
Monday. July 10
Saipan Conquered
S aip an island, only 1500 m iles
from T okyo, w as en tire ly in A m eri-
ca n h a n d s a fte r 25 d ay s o f th e
bloodiest fig h tin g y et w itn essed in
th e P acific th eater. O ccupation of
th e island w ill en ab le U. S. sea
an d a ir forces to p ro je c t th e ir
o v erw h elm in g m ig h t to th e n o rth ,
w est an d so u th to include the
Ja p a n e s e m ain lan d , the P h ilip p in e-
an d th e g re a te r p a r: of
D utch
E ast Indies
N azis E lee Kail City
T h e red arm y S unday
L ida, railw ay ju n ctio n 30 m iles
south of doom ed W ilno, is G erm an s
fall back in d is o rd e r across old
P o lan d and L ith u a n ia in a mi'.it.
collapse th a t w as g row ing m ore
d isastro u s ev ery h o u r B altic front
flam es w ith R u ssian s scoring a d ­
vances.
C aen F alls to B ritish
'.es o f th e
w ar i- b ein g fo u g ht
'i.'.-ide Si Lo on .........
th - e ..........
N orm .......
andy .
front T uesday
M arsh al R om m el
h u rled
his select p an zer u n its
ag ain st
A m erican
n k -in l
u n its su p p o rte d by
t indreda of
A m erican
big
guns and d iv e
bom bers
Tito Y anks c a p tu re d
heig h ts d o m in atin g th e city
W ednesday. J u ly 11
_ __ ______
J a -, p Losses
H igh
Ja p a n e s e lost 38.000 dead in In d ia
m nth w h ile b eing d riv en back
alm ost ta th e B u rm ese b o rd er, it
w as an n o u n ced W ednesdav.
Keds N ear Keich
Red arm y su rg ed w estw ard from
a po in t less th an 49 m iles east of
East P ru ssia a: a pace, if co n tin u ed ,
i w ould c a rry th e fig h tin g to G erm an
soil by th e end of th e w eek.
Yank Troops Near St. Lo
A m erican tro ep s d ro v e fo rw ard
to w ith in 1 4 m iles of
W ,'ednesday
edne
St Lo on th e N o rm an d y front.
Munich Bombed
a-A ck ed d C ^ r V an nk h eav y bOm.berS
attack ed G erm an co m m u n icatio n s
and o th e r o b jectiv es in th e M unich
a rea 'W ednesday for th e second
stra ig h t day. U p to 750 fig h te rs
convoyed th e bom bers.
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aura sideboards and end gate are J h 12
in
Interm ent will be in the
place for every trip.
H illsboro cem etery.
3. If possible have a n a d u lt
Mrs R hea is su rv iv ed by one son.
ride in the tru c k w ith th e pass- n-
j
. P o rtlan d and
gers, if not, d esig n ate a n older ■lie d a u g h te Bigelow
r Mrs. C a rrie Bonney.
boy o r girl as sa fe ty su p e rv iso r C e n tra lii W ish
fo r each tu p . H ave this ind iv id u al [
encourage p assen g ers to sit q u ie t­
ly an d avoid horse-play.
ru ral a reas is th e re a r-e n d col-
4. In
loading an d unlo ad in g lismn type
T ra ili is are not ad v ise,1 fot
passengers.
w atch
to see th a t
y o u n g sters do not dash acro ss the hauling passengers. H ow ever, if
used, the tr a ile r hiten
ro a J ° r stre e t w ithout looking for th e)
should be of th e best type and
ap p ro ach in g _ cars..
5.
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” here possible, stop tru c k on should be inspected on ev, ry trip
th e side of the road upon w hich to insure safety.
passengers will he ,n ip lo y ed so
L ast y e a r th e re w ere no serious
w j" not neet* ,o cro ss th e tra ffic a ccid en ts Involving young
hi§ h'*r»>"'
people going to and from farm s
6. Do not p erm it p assen g ers to ,n O regon and S eer, ta i v of S ta te
sit on th e bed of the tru c k w ith Bob E arrell said the observance
th e ir legs d an g lin g over th e ,n d . of safety p re c au tio n s w ould en
• “ ° nd
f lu e n tly V-
l/,‘ %
re p e a t th is rec
p o rted type of tra ffic accid en t in ord th is year.
SOU UlAhhh »UV
III OR
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WANI A û'.ll
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x V ^ * ’ i >wW> tJU ' 1
left Tuesday (or flic P u s. n U e . a t T Bel-
hey
limili no. W a l l . for .’ VV I'l
|.| ,n Io attend the Bible co n feti In i
there and visit relatives
Will A ttend t am p
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II» i i
Ju n e
Pugh.
Johns* a, .uni Mary Jacobi a
h'l
nl.n
Io
atten
d
I in I •'
■1.1 to 1. i\ «
i» .il Ai ah W anna fin 10 da)
lb linen < f W. i S...1*’
Uh his gr.in.tp.»! vili • .
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ltilu h I .. I v
tlic tu n lit«*
( 11 . m l
S outh Bacifu’
l l f l ’ll 111
fur uvei 2 Ji a l s . I s ex peel ni li ...
on leave In n. ne^fr in i .illfiiin ,
H ow ard Nelson o f the navy l.i,
Wedite i.v «<»> •'■" 1 '‘gut, Ida . .It, ,
siieiulliifc a 15-duy leave with lm
liaien t' Mr ami Mi
A lfred M, |.
mi
lie was I in 11 uni I a I e I v triti
fi lle d Io a naval tra in in g stai n
in C alifornia
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Community AUCTION Sale
at Hillsboro, Oregon
Missionary Group
Sews for Orphanage
DIXIE MOUNTAIN T’hc W •m-
oil's Mis.sioii.iry society met Friday
¿it the hom e of Mrs Ada Jaeobei
The group is sew ing for an o rp h a n ­
a g e at K odiak. Alaska
Bond sales in this com m unity
am ounted to $.«17:«
The 4-H G arden club met T lm r
day night at the Bill Moran hom e
T here w ere 11 present.
T he B V group w eie eutci tam ed
S unday afternoon and evening al
the O tto S t'lb erg er home.
Vttcnd Bible C onference
M r and M rs
H o w a r d S c H d lm g
and w in and Miss Wilma Davi
SATURDAY, JULY 2 2
BACK OF STAGE DEPOT
Consign y our 11 < »»1st» II*» 1« I Goods,
Farm E quipm ent, E lf.
FRANK
,11b, X I
U L R rmiUiid
IC H II. Orri'iu
IKIh
Phone M V idock 9137
July Clearance
Sale Now On
m an flan k ip N orm andy for 3?
days, fell S u n d a y to B ritish and
C an ad ian s, w h ile at .'th e r end
• ii,st_ suicidal
A m erican s stam p
resistan ce in La H ave du P uits.
Tuesday. July II
Warns Against Over-Optimism
W ith Z ip p e r P la ck et» .
( o lo r
I d le
G e n e ra l
E isen h o w er.
su p rem e
A g e s 1 to 7 y e a r s. S h e e r s, P r in ts, and
co m m an d er w estern fro n t invasion,
and b e ig e .
M ad e o f »pun ra y o n .
w arn s ag ain st o v er-o p tim ism , say ­
D ots. A few ill la r g e r s iz e s,
.0 0
S ize» 24 to 30 .
$1
in g long and b itte r fig h tin g m ust
be ex p ected rig h t aro u n d
the
DO YO’J il V.'AR DUTIES
7 to 14 y e a r s. Y our c h o ic e
EXTRA SPECIA L
E u rcp ean b a ttle p erim eter.
Gain in Normandy
B ritish and A m erican
arm ies
FRILLY AND TAILORED
score h a rd -w o n g ain s of 2 4 to 6
m iles on both en d s and in c e n te r
of N crm an d y b a ttle fro n t M onday.
Russians Push ahead
P lu n g in g S oviet forces M onday
force enem y to y ield railw ay ce n ­
te rs of L u niniec an d Slonim . g u a rd ­
ing d irect ro u tes to B rest-L i’vosk
F u n e ra l
se rv ices
fo r C h arles
100% VIRGIN WOOL
P la in color»,
ch e c k » ,
an d B ialystok, in old Poland, and G a n n e tt,
w ho
died
in
F o re st
also m ake 28-m ile advance to w ard G rove T u esd ay , will be held a t the
flo
w
e
r
e
d
,
»tripe»,
pas-
B altic
sea.
R ussians
re p o rte d ch ap el o f th e F o re s t G rove L’n d er-
within 8f> miles of East Prussia.
ta k in g co m p an y . 2 p. m.. F rid ay .
M ade from the C h o ic e st W e ste r n V ir g in W o o ls
ley» and print». 1 le y re
G uam . R cta B om barded
w ith R ev H. E. S ias o ffic ia tin g
an d L o o m ed in th e W e s t ’s L a r g e st M ills by
Navy announces th a t lig h t cru is- B u rial will be a t th e F o re st View
rayon
sheers,
ray o n
S k ille d C r a ftsm e n .
Colors are pose, bine,
ers and
d estro y ers bombarded c e m e t,rv in F o re s t G rove.
Guam over the week-end while
Gannett waa born In N ew Y ork
crepes and spun rayons
p each an d g reen.
$
c a rrie r p lanes atta c k e d boih G u am s ta te A ug u st 10. 1S66. an d h as been
re sid e n t of W ash in g to n co u n ty
In p lain s an d J a c q u a r d s
and Rota S unday.
— fo r d r e ss anti sp o rt
A llies Push A head
since 1920. H e is su rv iv ed by his
Large 72 x 84 Size
A llies push fro n t ah ead all along w ife Lizzie of F o re s t G rove.
w t ar. S iz e s 3 2 to 4 4 .
line in Italy M onday.
Y ankee
IF YOU H A V E SO M ETH IN G
troops advanced 4 m iles beyond
JU L Y
$1
cap tu red Volterra.
TO sell a n d a re in a b ig h u r ­
SA L E
Chinese in New Drive
ry to sell it, le t th e classified
C hinese lau n ch big offensive in
Pay a Third Down on Any
ad v e rtisin g d e p a rtm e n t of th e
so u th ern H upeh province, and or.
E x tra h e a v y g r a d e c o tto n fo r y e a r
H illsb o ro A rg u s p ro v e its a b il­
Blanket — W e'll Put It Away
Y unan fro n t h av e f .ugh: to vails
of big Ja p a n e se base of T engchung ’ ity as a sp eed y a n d efficien t
CLEARANCE OF WOMEN'S
aro u n d service. G rey color w ith rose
Till O ctober 1st . . . An E a;y
sales
m
ed
iu
m
.
tf
w hich blocks w ay to a ju n c tio n
w ith allied furces in B urm a.
W ay to Get Those Blankets
b o rd e rs! A t W eil’s!
If you h a v e a house, nn ap art-
F ran co -Y an k P act S ettled
h-jd m en t o r a ro o m to r e n t—u se t h e
Before Cold W eather Comes!
A n nouncem ent
th a t
he
J u ly C le a r a n c e S p e c ia l
tf
reach ed an
u n d e rstan d in g w ith A rgus w a n t ad s
T a k e n fro m ou r r e g u la r sto c k o f fin e r g a r m e n ts.
G en. C harles de G au lle u n d e r
w hich the F ren ch lead e r’s com ­
7 0 x 9 5 W h ite
FRINGED
B LY MORE W AR BON DS AND STA M PS
m ittee at A lgiers w ill be the w o rk -
('c itin g ju ice $Hi,95 to $ 1 9 .8 5 .
, ing au th o rity fo r civil a d m in istra ­
In th is g r e a t s e llin g e v e n t
tion of m etro p o litan F ran ce w as
/ / / / / / / / ì W
announced by P resid en t Roosevelt.
Lim ited q u a n tity . It’s th e
National Distillers Products Corporation A rm ored B attle on
B e a u tifu l p laid p a tte r n s
New York
86 P ro o f
O ne of th e h eav iest a rm c re d
b la n k e t w e h a v e h a d so
in s o ft fin e a ll w o o ls.
Z ,/
AT WEIL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
FLARED SKIRTS
GIRLS' DRESSES
$1 i
1 .9 8
Great Sale of Blankets
Gannett Rites
In Forest Grove
BLOUSES
"WOOL 0' THE WEST"
1 2 .9 5
198
LAY AWAY PLAN
7 0 x 8 0 DOUBLE BLANKETS
*3-98
COATS and SUITS
Sheet BLANKETS
\ wnBBfirA
for, so we
ask you to buy o n ly tw o ,
m a n y c a lls
p le a s e !
Balm Grove Park
49
For O ver 30 Years
HOME OF THE FAMOUS
NOW OPEN FOR
Sw im m ing
E ach
G O SSA R D
50% Wool
"CANNON"
F oundations - G irdles - Bras - Belts
BLANKETS
Size 72x84
TH AT
li
PICNICS - CAMPING
8 m iles n o rth w e st of F o re st G rove
on T illam ook h ig h w ay
T h e y ’re 5 0 %
LONG-STEMMED
LOOK
DON'T LET THAT SERVICE
MAN OR WOMAN MISS
A SINGLE COPY!
H IL L S B O R O A R G U S
and
9
.8 5
80% Wool
GREY CAMP
BLANKETS
AWNSING
^~UJear
SUMMER UNION SUITS
T a k e one to the cam p,
beach o r m any home
uses. Y ears of service.
FOR MEN !
$ /|.4 9
Each
S h irts and S h o rts a re hard
to get. H e r e 's a g a rm en t
X
th a t's c o o l, c o m fo r ta b le and
NOW AT
fits lik e S h ir ts a n d S h orts.
J u s t ste p into this
A lunsingw ear Union
Knit
Suit.
F a ste n o n e b u tto n on
th e
s h o u ld e r
a n d y o u 're
rea d y
to d r e ss!
I t ’s th e U n io n Suit w ith the
Esmond 36x50
COTTON CRIB
fit th a t w o n ’t w a sh o u t . . .
M en 's s iz e s to 50.
BLANKET
N o v e lty p la id s a n d
q u a in t n u r se r y p a t­
te rn s in pastel col-
o r s. S atin bound.
T h e y ’re e a s ily
b e d , to o !
tu b ­
is accentuated by a
$<«29
2
long-stemmed look : :
BED
A high founded bosom
PILLOWS
elongated tapering to a
tiny waistline. GO85ARD S
Size 20 x 26
LONGtRLYNL* uplifts
Filled w ith
arc designed to give your
$1-00
GOSSARD
lo
s e le c t e d
fea th ers
a n d
covered w ith h e a v y
A C A tic k in g in the
h en
' i f --------
totso this alluring 'American Beauty
— .y/ic
THE
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“ T he F a m o u s”
Tradt .' Í
A re you su re th e A rg u s su b scrip tio n you
o rd e re d fo r t h a t m an o r w om an in the
service h a s n ’t e x p ire d ? W e s u g g e st you
ch e ck up, e ith e r by ph o n e or a cull at
th e A rg u s office.
SERVICE SUBSCRIPTIONS
$1.50 Per Year
s4
$^95
5
4
>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«
P o stal and m ilita ry re g u la tio n s d em an d
th a t d e lin q u e n t o verseas service s u b sc rip ­
tio n s be s to p p e d , a n d p a p e r sh o rta g e s
n e c essita te d isco n tin u in g o th e rs too a t
e x p ira tio n d a te . A nd once an o verseas
p a p e r is sto p p e d , a SEC O N D re q u e st
from th e re c ip ie n t m ust be show n before
it can be s ta rte d a g a in .
No c h a n g e in
ra te s :
V ir g in
W ool and 5 0 ', long
sta p le cotton. Colors,
g reen , blue an d ced-
4 r rose . B eautiful
b lan k e ts a t J u ly sale
p rice! A t W e il’s.
$ 1 4 .9 5
AUTO ROBES
line.
$2-50
Y n ir o f ¿ /¡fn iilif-
p o p u la r
s t lip c .
plain
blue
S p e c ia l, e a c h
$«98
A IOOI .y/cmliiifi Jobs
Made Easier b illi . . .
MENDAIRE MENDING
AND MARKING SET
Ila* 1001 iiwc». in « very hom e.
Ily juM llir n*r <»f a Imi iron
and M«*ndairc M ending T ape
one ra n palrli up a hn«r lo r
hole, hem a «Ire»'» or a « u r ­
lai i, pahTi •’hr«!*, pillow
« a*r*, rl«’. Brlnnffinft"« « an I»«
m ark rrl
fo r
iih n li Inaim i!
v iih M rn d airr im lrlihh ink.
I hi* *>r| contain* a b o rte d « «»,
«ir* <if M ending lap« , a Imllh
of |«-I Ida« U m arkini: ink and
.i in l r a n i / r r hoard n « rr ««hi« h
« an h«- placed »«»«kn f«»r
nr
a r i«« le*
I«»r
tnendint:
m ark iny.
Ankle Length
MUNSINGWEAR
Short Sleeves - Light W eight
E cru and w hite.
T hese a n k le le n g th U N IO N S k e e p
you c le a n e r an d fe e lin g b e tte r fro m m o r n in g u n til
n ig h t.
W eil's have them in reg u la rs, tails, sh o rt.,
slim and stout.'. S iz e s to 50 .
( at'l'ied ill lo n g s le e v e s , too..
$1-85
$ 1 .0 0
All colors, e.x iilin g M eiid-
aire M ending ami M arking
Set. ASO—- H andy
p a c k ag e . Each
25c
AT HILLSBORO
BU Y M ORE BONDS - END TH E W A R SOONER
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