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6—HILLSBORO ARGUS Thursday, September 21. 1911 I fenses along a 170-mile front to v irtu ally close a tia p OR lens ot I thousands of Nazi troops in t h e I Baltic. A m rieau 5th arm y b re a. es G erm ans' G othic line on six-m ile front above F lorence a fte r .. eek I of intensive fighting. C hinese adm it m ilitary s itu a tion to be serious More th an 484.848 G erm an p ris o ners cap tu red since landings in F rance Ju n e 6. N avy rep o rts 29 m ore Ja p an ese Missels, including th re e w arships, have been d estro y ed bv A m erican subm arines. E astern coastal area of P e l,l a tak en by Y ankee m arin es over b itte r J a p opposition. T hursday. S ep tem b er 14 In A aehen O u tsk irts A m erican troop* d riv e into o u t sk irts of im p o rtan t 0.1,10 ■!.• o f Allies Straddle Rhine for New Reich Invasion M assive forces of B ritish arm y and airb o rn e troops strad d led low e r R hine in H olland fiv e m iles from G erm any W ednesday, i n position for a great new invasi ,n of the Reich aro u n d upper end of S ieg fried line B ritis i 2nd arm ) a rm o r throw s 50-milo long cut-off w all across E astern H olland in 48 hours. T he path seem s to be op en in g for a w heeling offensive across flat lands of N o rth ern G e r m any. A m erican 1st arm y in an o th er crossing into G erm an y begins Aachen, a xeysi ne cf Siegfried shelling D uren and P rum . Two line B order village , f R itg e n eap- Y ank colum ns th ru st 20 m iles or Overwhel . m o ic beyond Nancy tow ard S tr a s of b etw een 5000 and 800.) a llie d bourg Big supply port of planes range ahe. d of allied su rren d ered by Nazis ground forces invading G erm an y Red arm ies in sight of Riga W ed in g reatest co n cen trated a ir utt.i. k nesday as they crack G erm an de- in histo ry T he 7th arm y, d riv in g MORTGAGE LOANS FARM - CITY - COMMERCIAL - Low Cosl - Prompt Service KAUFMAN MORTGAGE COMPANY Whoozinit D estroys !l)0 Ja p P lanes (Not necessarily new») A m erican carrier-b ased planes I d Moore tt y mg to get th e c h a m .. k Cebu, P a n a . and Negros, a l l , b er of commcix-e w indow s w ashed n o rth w est . f M indanao A t least a d scorning advice H erm an 2')b J a p planes destro y ed Schoen hu n tin g shotgun shells . . R om ania to Pay Cutters Needed For Red Cross (.'utters are needed ’ S inurthw uite. at K azeldaie; 2 m ile ’ from to'« «i\ i ;ic 2tl W AN F lady • addle and tu itile R alph 11 P ro cto r, Rt 4. llilL at the Red boro. YES . Mp V A N IT I) Cow tt i l stanchions F red G rabhorn. Phone Bcaxei 2t> 1 IlKl>tUH) \t huii c. livim: loom , d in in g room, kitchen, full cem ent biiscm ent. fu ep lace. h a rd wood floot.s, furnace and double garag e l.o c.ittd in tine diM uct in P o rtlan d Only K U ll.uh > Ht I. Box 12. U illshoio. P hone 4294 for appointm ent. 2t»p LOST C ocker ^paiuet, luenM* N * 2334 h u u ier plea.se re tu rn to 4dH K. B asetuu' 26p WAN 11’ l> Kt liable man to cn e ra l farm w ork, .steady employ m ent W rite A rgus 1291 2t»tf WC have m o if o f th a t ili- lit lo ll ) ('i't)>s production I'HMUi* on S outh ton 2173. i men R om ania pledged to fight on a l I'um Bailey The production ia d side, to pay 300 m illion in C*. C. sto re employe* experiment S .vond aven u e with a new cash register. re p aratio n s and to ad h ere to 10401 ing Ilarry Johnson inadvci ten tly a s k ing an em barussing Q uestion . . R each C zech Border lean A nne Schlegel being annoy R ussians roach Czech b .r d e r in cd autom obile horns Art new offensive in so u th ern Poland s h e p bv h e r d pi a il I ’< n (a*l F riday. Septem ber 15 run to put out truck fire Bus In v ad e M oluccas .loos h a v in g g o o d s u g g e s tio n a s to A m e ric a n in v a s io n forces, h ead who should wash window* F R U IT C A K E chairm an re|x>rts th that a t the new fall been received <1 that QU »1 for this quot, has been ordered If v o lu n teer c u tte rs could e< me fo r O verseas S h ip n ie iil, o r fo r a in now it w ould be possible to tre a t at hom e! finish cu ttin g the w ar relief m a terial on hand before sta rtin g en the fall q uota A lso— O ilie r B a k e ry Delica-.-ie.»! ing toward Philippines, Invade \ inti i" \ .-r p ” - ire avail I eo Pearson. Hr A. J. Sullen-, M . n o rth erm o st of M oluccas d John Kos all being in itiated able at the production rooms, to - inns w ■ u n 300 m iles of Min- into a new group Harrs B ates w orkers w ho have given ad lu m s Id a n a i. according to an nouncem ent advocating plenty of ex ercise or m ore service, e ith e r on w u k by Gen M acA rthur l’l.mes from T me slipping too fast for L. T at the room s e r for w ork tak en c a r r ie r s a c c o u n t fo r 501 J a p planes S ills . . Mrs. H elen ( ie r r tg r n s out. T he pins sell for 2de each and -ink or d am age 173 surface and sh m id be applied for through . U ’T O e a b iu . s to r e , s e r v ic e s ta tio n . IJ8 N. 2nd Ave. IIII.I.SBO ItO Tli.nir 1113 craft and d ev astated g ro u n d d e can n in g at th e county ag en t's of- group or c lu b chairm en. on highw ay in Tillam ook to u u , fice. (O pposite I 'o u i l h o u o n N orth 2ml Ave» fenses. t\ W:ll consider m odern it id e m a Mrs. O. C. H a lv o r s o n try in g to D rive on \a c h e n on sm all acre.igt> in su b u rb an Hills A m erican 1st arm y opens full- ret ieve pear* that her son John boro or Lorest ( ¡ i o \ c i ; Il w .u d , scale assault on S iegfried line c ita sold . . C ounty agent office a r 16 E 7th St . T illam ook. Ph »m- ran g em ent being changed. del of A achen F riday. F ro n tier P o stm aster M eP h eelrrs savin 112. 20 i pierced at many point*. ! -ey m ight have to d iscontm ue W ANT to bus rat te rrie r pupp.s Keils. P oles la k e Praga iCuntiiiued from page I) I. a n y Huss. Kt. 3, Box 905. R u s s i . ns an d P olish tro ep s cap- m ail delivery in parts of tow n u n if .ipi'i 's e t us .i pos-.-w.tr project. B eaverton. 20p l i n e W arsaw 's in d u strial su b u rb cf less a c a rrie r could be found. P urchase of lot 93 by 198 feet on P W ashington street next to th e cits GOOD G uernsey .m J Jerst s heif W age s la te A lterable ers ami eosss for sale, fresh or 1 inded Sunday on Ang lur Island bull iim l oss tied bv M r- E lizabeth W ar lab o r b a rd holds th at no southerm ost of the P alau group, 1" eigne Fey, at a cost of $1400. was soon Hill freshen, ('a ll evenings 'le g isla tiv e b .iin c r p rev en ts wage w hile 1st division m arines faced I). H W atson, m ile south ot th o rized by the council The boos;.- ..bove "little steel" form ula h eavy enem y fire on P eleliu is au 20 pro ,ci ty is being p u rch ased to N orth Plains. in to w n m ay he the poore >t buy i f the and that living costs have risen land ('L E A N IN G yyoman vs.nt d f o i meet fu tu re needs of t e city m are th an is show n by b u re a u of Y anks Bloss I 'p O sin Base title proves d e te c tiv e . In »ist on y o u r about 3 days Plum e HilLbt i » City M anager J W Barney r e labor statistics. A m ericans blow u p big a ir base ported th at w ork had been sta rte d 3R11 a title insur- 20 se lle r fu rn is h in g you w ith H urricane H its cast in C hina t p rev en t its falling into on d rain ag e w ork on the city-oss li TW O story b u ild in g at G ale« H u rrican e sw eeps cast coast, Jap an ese hands ¡nice p o lic y issued hy ed T ren t farm , south of H illsboro, C reek. O regon, to be s Ud to b id causing m uch p ro p erty dam age. T uesday. S eptem ber 19 to tak e care of can n e ry w aste d ers on or Oeiore S epiem bei 2a, S atu rd ay . S ep tem b er 18 Jo in Forces in C hina Ways and m eans of tra sh disposal 1944 C ■mbmat.on st ;c and dance WASHINGTON COUNTY BRANCH D rive T ow ard R hine S trong C hinese-A m erican p atro l w .thin th e city w ere also discuss hall. 02 feet l»ng. 27 feet wide. U S 1st arm y sm ashes S iegfried from G en S tillw ell's no rth B urm a ed. 21 feet from eves to floor. C om 1 ne at ts str ng< st east of Get man forces has pushed into southw est O th er action; A pproved n u m p lete shelving w ith most of t h e g.uew ay bust; m of A achen Friday C hina and joined u nits of Gen of sew er connections to new tro u t m w indow s All bids must and in m ighty sw eep h u rtle s dow n Chiang Kai Shek's Salween arm y, ber homes. uthorized sale of 50 by be tu rn ed m to C het S arg en t at ’.he las! 30 m iles to w ard g reat in th u s effecting the first land co n 150 foot A lot An O r e g o n C tir p n r u lio n on S o u th Bailey amt G ales ('re e k post office by S e p d u stria l city of C ologne an d The nection betw een th e tw o co u n tries West O ak to T H. F o lk cn b crg for tem b er 2a Hight re serv ed to accept , Capitili and S urplus x-t.'.lt (MW "it R hine in 30 m onths of blazing th e tra il $300. o r reject any or all bids 20 I Jap s Resist B itterly 3.18 for a land supply route. I’h 130 S 2nd A v e. H illsboro B LU E l*.\K E canning b e a n s fo r I A m erieans b a ttlin g ag ain st J a p a Ju n c tio n F orged sale, you pick, 4c per lb. J a r nese resistan ce in -he P alau is B ritish 2nd arm y and allied rell. 273 S. 7th Ave. 20p 1 lands. w hile o th er A m erican forces arm y of air w eld firm ju n c tio n 10 arc firm ly estab lish ed in the m iles inside H olland as e n iln y 2 TRACTOKS and m ach.nery foi M luccas only 300 m iles eff M inda th ro w s troops from R ussian front hire. Kay S elby. 3 m iles south nao. and sw arm s of planes into sp re a d C ornelius, n ear Kern Hill sehool- lin n s B eat Nazi Grab ing b a ttle for G erm any. , house. 20-27p \ From / / J o e M a rs h F inns rep u lse G erm an a ttack on la k e P rincipal Iosin J hn R. Hargrave. eon of th, Idli 1 Furnish gulf island of H ogland. Y ankee m arin es occupy Asia», late .Andrew and M argaret H a r H LA L I'll \ --------------------------------- ---------------- eep er w anted, sm all dome, 3 Sturm Kills 28 p rin cip al tow n on P eleliu island grave. died al his hom e T uesday ch k ild ren , best wages, full or p a il T ropical h u rrican e on east coasi in P alau group, and cap tu re N gar- at the age isf 79 He w as burn 20-27 tak es 28 lives. m oked island off so u th ern tip of D ecem ber 18. 1884. at K endall time. W rite A rgus 1297 i P eleliu. A m erican in fa n try now county. Ill . cam e to O regon w hen 125-HEN laying b attery foi s a l e Sunday. S ep tem b er 17 M allory, ‘-¿-mile east of counts j controls n o rth e rn h a lf of A n g au r ht was 17 lived near Y Break Into O pen 20p U. S. 1st arm y , d riv in g th ro u g h island. has resided in H illsboro since . home. Wednesday-, Sep tem b er 20 S ieg fried line, fights o u t into open 1918 A re tire d p h o to g rap h er since 15-INCH ensilage c u tte r for sale, F in n s A gree to R eparations S D eLaval sep arato r. 1-piece 20 by ;:*15. the deceased is su F in lan d has agreed to pay the C gne us 1 is wife. F .Alberta of H illsboro: 30 roll rim sink S. W. B erger. L • S o v iet union a heavy price in rich d t .1. wn a w rite arm ies p ound fo rw a rd on 500-mile W e're great home lover:; in our Mom and sons. .Andrew C . P o rtlan d . 1 m ile south of B ethany store 20-27 strateg ic te rrito rie s and cash re p a four front. -r to B n .Ir, F ran k II. H illsboro. W illiam 1, SM A LL w heel chair, new. fo r th e ir il.ii ti >wn. F am ily f< ilk—llkfl mi I ratio n s fo r losing its gam ble in U. S. arm y: Jam es M . H illsboro, Take Palau A irfield sale. Mis Rae M iller, 209 S. Oth 1er til n e v er ■r i' they're d i A m ericans So w hen w ar came, A m erican m arin es c a p tu re Pele- fig h tin g on th e side of nazi one sister. L illian Cox. V ancouver Ave. 20p . . . iHlUild h liu a irp o rt on Palau, finest in G erm an y, it w as disclosed T u e s Wash and the boys left in uniform , and R eparations of $300.000.0001 S ervices w ill be held F riday ( ’HESTER W hite pigs for sale, 0 w estern C arolines, and advance day. in o n purpi ■ the girls w ent Into w ar plant w eeks old Jam es Kmehel« e. 2 and v ital te rrito ry concessions at 2 p. m. in the I), nelson and against J a p co u n terattack s. Hy, th e ir z\in . n i m iles south of R eedvillc o n R o s e - , folks began to shake th eir h e a d ;. m ade. Map Victory- Plans S ew ell ch ap el w ith in term en t at d ale road. T elephone B eaverton P resid en t R oosevelt and P rim e! O ne-M an R ule Scored F ro m W h en t sit. (b e « (rrntU l» F ir L aw n cem etery. Rev. A. J. ¡2108. T ak e B en Itydi-r'x fam ily, for 20p M inister C h u rch ill co m plete sec-1 G o v ern o r D ew ev, speak in g in S ullcns w ill officiate. o f A inei i< a lies in ( li.il f.tiiiiiy P o rtlan d , says th at if elected he I GOOD wood ran g e for sale, ai In sta n c e —all lin in g su m rltiin g ond Q uebec co n feren ce an d rep o rt e p l r l t - i n th e to le ra n - e an I m u c irc u la tin g h eater, alm ost new , th ey have reach ed decision on all will dem and a "people's peace," be ililfcren t. Y oung B en's in th e bed spring-, m eat barred. C all eve- I points of w in d in g up E u ro p ean w ar w ritten , and th a t "th e peace we N a v y , and Ids sl-.ter's in the air tu a l l'i -p e l I a n d III; ¡ri I.la d in g seek m ust not hang by the slen d er mug.' ('. E. B ertalot, 8th A w . S an d complete defeat of Jap s. tli.it h a v e m a l e tin 1 A n u -rita ii th re a d of personal acq u ain tan ce of .Monday. S ep tem b er 18 p lan e p i. m l , B en ’s forem an at of tracks any tw o o r th re e m en." P rev io u sly A ir A rm y Landed fa in tly a s t r o n g a n d v ita l io rec th e to o l sh op , anil Ma sp en d s h er H O U SEK EEPER w anted. No ehil- A llies land 1st air-b o rn e arm v th e G. O. P. can d id a te w as bruised . d ren , good pay, evenings off, fu r ( iixxl ! d ays at th e ( '.intern. S unday, sen d in g m ere th an 1000 w hen his special ram m ed a stalled p erm anent. V e-ta R utherford. 248 a ir tra n sp o rt and g lid er loads into p assen g er tra in n e a r C astle Rock F u n eral services w ill be held N. 5th Ave. P hone 381. <7/ 26tf A broken hom e? Don't you b e H olland at n o rth e rn tip of S ieg S atu rd ay nt 2 p. m at D onelson ' ‘ V. S L E E P lN (i room for re n t at 404 lieve It! W hen Den re la x i ; w ith fried line in bold atte m p t to sk irt Purple H eart W on and S ew ell ch ipel for Mrs. A u E. Jackson. 20p it and d riv e for B erlin. T he la n d gusta A m elia Penne. 71. w ho d u d his evening gla of beer, and Pfc. F ran k B erry of the M arines a! u H illsboro h ospital T uesday She KOR SA LE 12x14 rug. good c o n ings w ere p reced ed bv a sh a tte rin g b a rra g e fro m 1000 F ly in g F o rt receiv ed th e P u rp le H e a rt fo r was born A ugust 18. 1878. in M inne dition. $19 450 S ath. P hone w ounds received in action at I ¡.I ¡>try I . I ' l l , I'-- resses, w h ich d ro p p ed tons of Ao. 95 o f u Series I' p 20t) sota, resided in O regon for 40 2033. G uam . He is th e grandson of Mrs, bom bs . n G erm an defenses. years, and pent 29 yea Bessie N ew by of W itch H azel an d 20.000 N azis Surrender tim e at F arm ington The deceased G erm an force o f 20,000 su rren - th e nephew of Mrs. Cecil M iller was m arried to Olger Penne at S l ( .M t ST A M P S S o 80. 81. 32. II. v a l i d f o r He j .... dees to U. S. 9th arm y in c e n tra l f W it th 1! tzi a II,«. Hide 1,,11(i-1> . No. ill g n in l t o r a II»., ing tra n sp o rta tio n back to the F rance. S u rv iv o rs a re the husband. OI- of canning su g ar through Feb. 28. I*ta. front. Finns Fight Nazis gt r Pei ne, R lute ( Shi vood I t l 1» s l AM I’S AM through <¿5 in B o o k I F innish press rep o rts sta te of two ters. Mt C Do your trading with Hillsboro E verett. W ash : Mrs H attie S w a n w ar ex ists b etw een G erm an y and valid in d efin itely , sp a re sta m p 25 valid merchants. Money spent at home son. I.os A ngeles. Cal ; a nephew . Finland. e x c lu s iv e !. 10 pts lam b through (>< t 21 remains to circulate locally a n d E dw ard A nderson. P ortland: one Yanks Land on Angaur Itl.I I s l VMI’s AM t h r o u g h 1 5 in H o o k I Americans of 81st division may eventually get back to you. d niece. Mrs. .Amanda C lanson, E v er valid in d e fin ite !.. B lu e t o k e n s d i - r o n ett. W ash. t i n u e i l O c t o b e r 1. C om m itm ent w ill be at the P o rt land C rem ato riu m . Rev. R. C. L eon ard w ill officiate. W eek-End Specials : NU-W AY NU-W AY HILLSBORO BAKERY Swim Pool Vote Slated November THE BEST B’JY Tille and Trusl Company P o rte r Bldg. — P o rtlan d 4. O regon Local Agent: CHARLES L. WALKER tf H illsboro, O regon from southern France, closing I in on Belfort ! up John Hargrave Dies at Home YOU CAN'T LOSE WHEN YOU TRY RICH, K eep in g A m e ric a n Hom es Intact DELICIOUS EDWARDS V A C U U M -P A C K E D Services Set For Mrs. Penne COFFEE Every Pound is Sold on a Money-Back G uarantee! EDWARDS is alw ays oven- fresh . . . vacuum-packed in re-usable glass jars! The sat isfying fresh flavor is a great favorite w ith coffee- lovers. featured at your Hillsboro Try Edwards today . . . you CAN'T lose because your money w ill be cheerfully re funded if you don't like its flavor, quality freshness! RATION DATES SAFEWAY Shady Brook T he Home E xtensi on U nit m et a t the hom e of Mrs H elen B rew er last F rid ay afternoon and plans w ere m ade for the com ing year's w ork R efreshm ents w ere served Things yea may net know about a busy western neighbor | by the hostess. ( "liar M ill < < n i i » i i i n i l \ ( hureli —S u n d ay school. 9:45 a rn : m o rn ing w o rsh ip at 11; serm on. “Tin D eity of the Holy S p irit." Y P at 7:15. E vening subject. " F a l s e T each ers vs. P aul's Go pel." A w elcom e aw aits you. B ring y o u r B ible — Rev. Sim or. E. F orsberg, m inister. Southern Pacific has been a part of western life for three quarters of a century. We’ve had our share of brickbats, and we’ve had our share of praise. Mostly we’ve been taken pretty much for granted, like the paper boy or the milkman. Since Pearl Harbor, though, people generally have regarded Southern Pacific and the other railroads with new understanding and appreciation. Now, when the chips are down, they seem to realize how indis pensable the railroads really are. ln freig h t and p assen g er volum e, S o u th ern Pacific is th e th ird la rg e st railro ad in A m erica. O nly th e P en n sy lv an ia an d N ew Y ork C e n tra l a re c a rry in g a b ig g er load th a n S o u th ern Pacific. I T O — where I s it... Because of Southern Pacific's strategic location in relation to the war against Japan, we have been called upon to carry an enormous westbound burden. In addition, we are handling vast quantities of raw materials and finished products of greatly expanded western industries, plus an abnormally large cast- bound movement of foodstuffs. The six facts below may help explain the unprece dented burden we are carrying, and why our service to civilians is not as good as we’d like it to be: S o u th ern Pacific's 15,000 m iles o f line (m ore th a n an y o th e r U n ited S ta te s railro a d , a re p red o m in ately single tra c k , req u irin g th e m ost accu rate an d exacting k in d of railroading. 2 Too Lafe to Classify C lassified Page D eadline T uesday Night. "Too Late to C lassify” D eadline 1 p. ni. Wednesday CITY C a rrie r w anted im m ed iate!, at Post O ffic e . 28;, FR ESH .lei e y heifer. 8 - gallon. an d H olstein he,fcr. fresh soon, for s a le --O w e n R. Helm, Rt. 4. Box 13. Sin rw ood. 26-28p SE E LEH M A N'S classified ad. Prod • • dt . ered in Hill boro now. Orenco Bkix 21 28 MAID w anted al Hotel W ashing ton, H illsboro. Go<,d wages. Y ear aro u n d em ploym ent. E xperience not necessary. Do not phone. 28tf TRA D E 2-bottom 14-inch O liv er plow for I 18-inch tra c to r plow. L. M. K ahr, Ht. 3. Box 1546, i | B eaverton. 2 m iles west of B eav e rto n o u t F arm ington to O ak aven- , ue. 26p YOUNG couple w ant 3 or 4-room house, p a rtly fu rn ish ed o r u n fu rn ish ed . in H illsboro. — Box 301. 26p WANT to farm , 50 acres or more, cash or sh ares or eq uipped farm j on shares. Jam es D avidson, Kt. 1. C ornelius. G UERNSEY heifer, d ue to freshen O ctober 1. 11. M. Robinson. 2 m iles n o rth of C ornelius, on C en te rv ille road. 26-27p FO U R 2-year-old h eifers f r sale reasonable: also leath er daveno. in good condition, $10— R aym ond V anD om tlen, Rt. 1, B unks, n e a r Roy. F IN E G uernsey h eifer for sale, fresh in A pril, good stock. Also 0 m onths Je rse y heifer. — See S o u th ern Pacific serves m ore m ilitary an d n av al e s ta b lis h m e n ts th a n any o th e r railro ad in th e U. S. From New O r lean s to P o rtlan d an endless chain o f air bases an d en cam p m en ts adjoins our line. 3 ,fiñ TVA la in BLACK. Preferred Stock. l-lb. pkg. COFFEE HEMO Ï E T g j W e serve m ore m ilitary m eals to por- sonnel of th e arm ed forces th a n .. 7 o th e r two U S railro ad s com bined. A re’, o f course, serv ice m en an d w on)"n hr.- o first call on our re s tric te d ra tio n points. Southern Pacific crosses innumerable •* mountain ranges, and has to climb m." '■ major s imm to than any ether V. S. r -'ad. i I • -. mor ■ '• com- !v: .-j to pull trains up steep mountain gradci. S o u th ern Pacific h a s th e m ain n o rth and so u th line along th e Pacific C oast, r ving th e principal p o rtso fe m b a rk a tio n f - m S an D iego to P o rtla n d . N a tu ra lly , tro o p tra in s m u st com e first w ith us. 6 Manufactured by R oyal T y p e w rite r Co. • T y p e ., t itri s. Adding Maehinrs R epaired ADDING ,MA( III.N IS FDR KENT ïîi3 ír i3 ! i£ ¡ y S e tjjîie r n DEL JONES F a c if k 12! F IIS B aseline. Ilillsb n rn Phone 4 >41 9 a in to 2 p. in w eek days CHOCOLATE NIX Jar 4 8 c Van D utch. 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