The Hillsboro argus., February 21, 1946, Page 6, Image 6

*— H ILLSBO R O A R C .rs
1 Hursday. February 21. 1916
i mg Van Sickle, 2 ’ • m iles n o rth of t n ’ s 11 v o l i vvant olle (ree or a liuti- I L U t e o f I C H O W X R P d e c .a .c d A lt
R eedville on blacktop
-44ti d u d it vvill pay ym i lo s ic U nse * peiNona h a t in g c la im « a tta in « ! «aid « « ta le
»ne 1 t'>|u«'>1 cd t o p rm e h le d
th e m ,
w ith
WANT to buy 84 oi later m odel Ite«-. Speeially prie, d at $2 lo Sa
p io p e i to tu h e iM . »0 th e lih d r t ig tu s l a t the
Ford or C hevrolet I'.- ton truck M Komig. 224 A lien Avo Bo.ivor- te
n . h . , t m
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lio n , u i t l t i n -1% m o u th * ( lo in I e h m a rv Jo
West end Walnut St
4Bi> W \N I tu bliy ch eap lo m edium HUt.
privo house trailei
Pilone Mills ‘ • I I I vi R i N i h « » I i • M \ 1 K , U k W l t d U l l h o l t u i i n
DRESSMAKING lem o lo lin g but
boro 631
<t, M II II I M l’. A t t o in . y
t o u n o l .ig W .11 call at 'Olli home
T elep h o n e a n ! railro ad w orkers
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indorse strik e calls W alkout d a te ,
First of a series of language arts i '
u l e 8 b \ l i M A . 1*■• m i . c -
SUNDAY
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8100
R a ía te : I «dia I . r a t Rhea
w orkshops, sponsored lomtlv bv north Hillsboi\>
48-46o Merle Iveisvvig. |{| |. I l i ||sbo,o 4ìlp
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S te r l S trik e Ends
ihe state depurtm ent of education
Eountuin
-
Lunches • Ico Croom
e s ta te o f I M ' l \ (¡R \ \
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S ettlem en t o.' th e strik e at the end the O regon State svstem o,' 4 GUERNSEY heifers for s a l e
Iiiuw th (ir for saie, lli-meh ha« file d hi« f in a l a c c o u n t In th e t o u n ty
in ’a ."¿‘i, he d u ‘
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s me io freshen m few days 01.1)
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tates
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teel
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hig
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er
education
for
the
purpose
-foot D elivered 417 S 7th. t o iir t o f th e S ta te , f O re g , n f o r M a«h in g
U f . d i . i ta k in g ch ap el M onday a fte r,
as an n o u n ced F rid ay night, o p en ­ of helping elem entarv school teach­ Priecsi io sell -Ray IX lsm an, G an - Hillsboro.
to n C o unt> and «aid C o u rt ha < a p p o in te d
48-30p
noon Rev. C H S c h rie b e r of Mc- w
M o m la \
M a rc h 2» I.U iI. a t 10 o 'c lo c k A
w ay for an early re tu rn tr ers solve th eir problem s, will be b.-i.u s ee:. H illsboro Phone 2102
Mninv’llle o fficiated M rs M ildred ing
48 PIT.G IA N 38-aut,»ni.iuc pistol for M in th e C o u rt r<s»m o f «ahi C o u rt a« th e
w ork th ro u g h o u t the v a.il a tJ .is tr. held at C ornelius F eb ru ary 21 and
o i iF alj.le C lcek w aa soloist
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p la ce f o r h e a rin g
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22. accord ng to \u s :.n Scrafford, IKON bed and coil springs for sale
Bevvies H eads P rogram
an d Mrs. H. T S m ith o rg an ist
t i p . $33 P hone H illsboro I2F'4 th e re to and « « ttle m e n t th e re o f
countv school su p erintendent
llill Tlir.iti «' llltli( un \ ’liti X tr
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B o ti ne £ a rls” n L ong w as bo rn
48p
Dates for other w orkshops have
W 11 I I \ M \
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* ay
s^ ' S w eden. D ecem b er 8 g iv e the n atio n a new. h ith e r Coon
sot
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die.
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dog
to
be
given
avv.iv
1B60, cam e to U n ited S tates w ith w ig e -p ric e policy niH nam ed hold-
t . tw. liilC w ashing m achine for
t l ch 21. 2*. M a i
U 21. I t t t r t i
II. ii iv la r k s . I{! 2. C ornelius. 2L
h e r p a re n ts in 1872 an d lived in th e -lin e r C u csier B wlcs io run i: ru ary 25 and 26 Banks. Februarv
2.8 N ..nd uve P hone
27
and
28
Scrafford
said
three
south U orneliiis on Fern Hill
as
st3b
'.iiation
adm
in
istrato
r.
F '« t« ir I „ u ia I H l„ * k k
H illsboro 2831.
-I8p '■■lies
Illin o is u n til 1887 at w hich tim e she
road.
visiting
instructors
from
Oregon
N O T H I OF I I F k R I M . o \ | | \ \ |
catne to C o rn eliu s an d w as m arried Irk es D isputes P resident
t a id o( I'hanks
of E ducation will nice:
A t t tH \ r
H arold L. Ickes d eclared S a tu r­ College
F r? nklin‘ Long on May 12.
We deeply appreciate the thought- - 1 \R l,F . oak trees, close I o paved
. No 6122
with
county
teach
ers
to
discuss
1887 T hey located on a farm a m ile d ay th at P resid en t T rum an lad school problem s Thev a re Mrs
load
can
he
had
for
rem
oving
In
th
e
C
.-u
n
ty
C o u rt o f th e S ta te , f
■ exi rv itoi s v i sy mp.uiw w m en
and a h alf n o rth of C o rn eliu s w here co n trad icted him self in new s con­ Oma B .llo McBee Miss Ruth Mc­ have com e io us at m is tu n e ot our Jam es Higgins, Aloha
43 O re g o n fo r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
In th e M a tte r o f th e F a ta te o f I . O l ’ lS
•die resid ed u n til th e tim e of h er ference referen ces t. the Edwin Clure. and Miss F n n u Henkie.
. ,..t s. liovv m th e loss of o u r son IK A I’F. For ie.;isti 10 ,| heifei eqii.il J B 1 .O S IC K . k n o u u also a« l.o u i» J III. ..
Passing M i Long p reced ed h e r in W Pauley n m in.ition and one o
quality registered Jersey hull ■ »k, lleeeasetl
Teachers represen tin g 22 differ a, u brother. W endell. We w ish m
d eath in 1930.
the p resid en t s statem en ts "is not
N o tic e i , h e re in w h e n
th rt
M ik e I
iiil county elem entarv seh.xvls will Hi..nk «aen ot you -M r and M is diopped July 12 UH, S u e Fillpaii
Io th is union, six c h ild ren w ere true.
ra rtie .p a te m the discussions at F C Brown. 1'ulem a and E rn e s­ l.okhm rod Design Dam. G olden IH o a lck. a d tn in ia ti atol- , f th e e in to , t
born. Leslie, Mrs A lm a N ichols of
T he con tro v ersy over the E d a m C
I.o
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I
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4Kp Idusher D xl 1,1 K„s.,
Api>!e ,
ornelius grade school The follovv- tine
F orest G rove. B eatrice. W illiam. W P au ley r» m in a ti.n took on S u n ­
B'>»sf>k. decease,!, ha« file d In th , < .,uut>
. ne room schools: Spring W .vNl'E!)
S ten o g rap h ers
Also I Ur.iw.md G ih ln ei Shop. Aie./gc, < t ir t o f th e S ta te o f O r,- . >u I i W . L u .,
C arl and G eorge, all of C ornelius d ay the aspects of a sen ato rial con­
18-48 .to n C o u n ty , his f in a l a, co u n t a« -u c h ad-
Hill. Si ghers. Firdale. Johnson.
go ci.il office vvoi Keis W rite a p ­ 1 hone I o itl.uid t Berry 2028
d led 1,1 1938 and L eslie in fidence vote in the T ru m an adm in­ C
enterville C arp en te r C reek. Seth. plications to I 1. O Box 38. H uis
18-ta. S h e is also su rv iv ed bv four istration.
WILL
care
for
c
h
ild
ren
evenings
in » n in ia tr a to r and th a t S a u rd a » . the J ir d
Hill. Shute. Wilson, l.vda. Buck boro.
d »> ,»f M a rc h , 1
at th e h o u r o f |u o •
48-49
g ran d ch ild ren . Jam es S tu a rt N ich­ t'se V eto P ow er
Heaven. M ountainside, and Bloom­ GARDEN plow ing and tracto r w ork - 1 5 5 E. Edison. '» lin e , not S atu rd ay s " c lo ck A M . f .a id da , at th e C o u rt
ols. Ja n e t. C h ristin e a n d S tan to n
Russia invoked the pow er of veto ing Two room schools Hevwood.
room o f «aid C o u rt in th e t o u n ty C o u rt
Long, a d au g h ter-in -law . Mrs. A nna for th e first tim e Satuidav .n : c
i. \ ivuinm er. Rt. 1, H illsboro
1 aurel. Midway. W aits. C herrv
'iT a lo o s a S tallion. house o f W a s h in g to n C o u n t), O te g o n . ha-
Long of C ornelius, a n d tw o sisters U nited N ations securi-
48-32 r V N V . H l?Y
e rn fix e d by »aid C u r t a - th e t in . - and
c
, '. Grove, .m.d Seoggms V aliev G ra d ­ Phone 3047.
beautitully m a tte d brow n a 11 u h Place
an d a b ro th e r in Iowa.
fo r h e a rin g objection* to said f in a l
Gc'OD wood h eater for s a l e —Mrs w hite
o v erru lin g a U nited S tates p ro ­ ed schools Dilley and Cornelius.
spots
W
onderful
confoi
mil­
a
c
c o u n t a n d th e s e ttle m e n t there- f
Mrs. Long w as a m em b er of th e posal for n egotiation of the doin'.,-id
M uller. 238 S 3rd. H illsboro. 48 lion to r vvestei 11 type horse
T eachers from the follow ing 21
h a te d a n d f ir s t p u b lis h e d F e b ru a ry 21.
l'en-
N eighbors of W oodcraft lodge and by S yria and L ebanon that F rc -c • schools vv 11 atten d R eedville ses­ 3 F A fL E .vE D hogs lor sale, ready Iiessee Duke. T ennessee w alking h il» ' h a te o f laat p u b lic a tio n M a n t i 21 !
the C orn eliu s C ivic clu b lo r m any and B ritish troons be wtthdr.e.» n sions
One room T ualatin V ovv.
to b u tch er
e , it C rgven. N o u n hoise. d ark ch estn u t S tanding tor 1 9 « .
l l l l T H I I t l , S A I F S A M I SI It M C I
y ears and took an activ e p art u n til im m ediately fr o m 'th e Levan- B ri­ Bethanv. Jackson. Grab«'! West Un- Union A ve. at Aloha
48 -eryice at The Hill lo p Ranch, one
M IM
F
H I.O R tC k
\< lm lu i» t r a to r o f
h e r h ealth failed a few y ears ago.
tish F oreign S ecretary B e v n m o- on Shudv R: >ok 1 eisy v il’.e. Shute.
th«- F a ta te o f l.o u ia J H lo sick. k m u n al«.,
22» F. lU vrlin r SI.
Illllvhurn. O regon
m i l e east of O reneo, D ie . on yJuii-
In te rm e n t w as in th e fa m ilv p lo t niise.i. how ever, th u Brit.i.ii
id and M ountain Home Two room
l-hunr 3771
. ma rood You re invited to eome a» L o u is J ll lo . x k he.eti-.ed
in th e C o rn eliu s cem etery.
,O s 11 P A t.F . 12« •- C i.,rd .,n Ü ..
F ran ce w ould carry out the A m er­ ehv'ols M cKinley. Union Cipol.r
•Hid see these horse . \|„ v Stew art I o r tla n d . O re g n, \ t t o r n c \
ican plan.
C ooper M ountain. K m ton. F a rm ­
1 <6 S 4th Aye H illsboro. O re. 48p
• Feb 21. 2*. M a r 7. i t ; | . j i p . ,
Push S p \ R ing Probe
ington. Rosedale. and
Wallace
Jones.
l4-ineh
$14.75
S I I I S S ev eral .;,«,i| used suits .or
S ev eral fairly p rom inent C an a­ G raded schools Reedville. M cKuv.
sa e Have y o u r G I s altered and
d ian g o v ern m en t em ployes w ere H. celdale. and O reneo
Jones. 3s-inch
$24.50
u>ea lor civilian w eal
Alex B
The fallow ing 18 schools w ill be
rep o rted S atu rd ay bv high q u , i ’. ; -
Thor,
'4-ineh
$32.50
represented
at
the
B
anks
discus-
to be involved in th e sensational
MltnWiU l’
• L>t> S F ourth Ave
Hillsboro.
O
regon.
4gp
oils
One
room
Scofield.
Moun-
d
isclosure
of
's
e
c
re
t
and
confi­
F u n e ra l services w ere held M on­
Thor, 4 -in c h
$56.00
m d .’le. Meacham. Academy. Rov
a foreign
day aftern o o n at E d w ard H olm an & d e n tia l in form ation"
CARNIVAL.
M
arch
1.
at
the
Svholls
Son m o rtu a ry in P o rtla n d f o r m ission in O ttaw a Still not named T hatcher. Seth. Hillside. V erboort.
tria n g e hall, bpo n so red bv Scholls
GALVANIZED
C h arles C. H ancock, fo rm er re s i­ officially, th is mission was said F ir C reek, and A rcade Two room
Ju n io r W om ens club
P rogram ,
d ent of C ornelius, w ho d ied F e b ru ­ au th o rita tiv e ly to bo the soviet B uxton. M anning. Tim ber, and
WATER
PIPE
-ivtines
and prizes. E w ry o n e is in-
G raded s c h o o l s
The C anadian g overn­ Gales Creak
ary 15. In term e n t w as at C ornelius err.oassv
x
Red.
48. 49
: Eanks. N orth Plains, and Gaston
’•g-inch
per ft. 8e
S u n iving a re tw o d au g h ters. M rs m ent pushed its nvost.gation
4 -\ EAR-O Ll) bay saddle m are (or
F. J. C row thers. and Mrs. L u lu J e n ­ th e first big espionage and diplo­
sale. G entle, but has lots oi life
:,4-meh
per ft. lOe
sen; one g randchild, an d one g re a t­ m atic in trig u e in the dom inion's
and .speed H enry G E d le \. Rt 3.
history.
grandchild .
1-inch
per ft. 14c
Box id9. H illsboro. I 1- m iles north
To Draft 125.00«
on N orth P lains road
4#
T h e arm y T hursday low ered its
MOUNTAIN HOME -
Stanley
Equipm
ent
now
on
2-ROOM
cottage
io
r
rent
L
ights
chvsioal stan d ard s for draftees and Ego. radiom an
th e USS S.vanee.
asked for 125.00.1 in A pr.!
and w ater, ‘•a-block Irom bus —
is en route to Boston bv wav of
hand.
S tite Plans G iven Setback
--M in b G. Ward. B rookw ood and
the P anam a canal, according to
B aseline road
O regon’s hopes fo r a s p e e d v word received by his parents. Mr.
of its big SlO.OOO.OiX) and Mrs Rov Ego.
E s ta te : T h o m a s K u ir n e llu < h r «
T h ereas M T am iesie. 70. w ife of launching
ar ccn stru ctio n program r e ­
\ O l H g u F K IN A 1. A t C O l
r
Mr and Mrs. R ichard Jovce a t­
Dr. G eorg e W. T am iesie of P o rt­ postw
N o tic e ta Ik eb> given dun H e under*
land. a fo rm e r resid en t of th is com ­ ceived a setb ack Tuesday as high tended a family reunion at Golden*
■•tgneil h.»-. f i . o i h e r b in « ] A c c o u n t m the
m unity. d ied F e b ru a ry 14 F u n eral p relim in ary bids, s, Tie of them dale Wash , over the w eek-end.
t a u te
f T H O M A S E I G E .\ l H lA . H l^
O tto Brose is in St V incent's
services w ere h eld M ondav at the alm ost doubling engineers' esti­
ilc .c u s f.i. in th e C o u n ty t .»urt . f Uu%h-
mates.
th
reaten
ed
to
delay
por­
hospital in a s e ri.u s condition from
Holy R ed eem er ch u rch in P o rtlan d
"T he E lectric F arm S to re ”
in
g
tv
n
C
o
u n ty . O re g o n , a n d th e C i r l has
w h ere req u iem m ass w as offered tions o i th e pro g ram indefinitely in ju ries received in a fill in his
f ix e d M a rc h 23. H N 6. «» p , , , .
m
S ales T hrough S ervice
hom
e
th
ree
weeks
ago
Mrs
Brose
th
e
t
o
u
r
t
K o otn o f s a id C o u rt an th e tim e
P riv a te com m itm en t w as at P o rt­
is ill in the Jones hospital. Thev 227 S. 3rd. H illsboro Rhone 2471 ane p la ce f o r th e h e a rin g o f o b je c tio n .
land M ausoleum .
48 • h e re to a n d th e k e ttle n e n t th e r e d
a re form er residents of M ountain
S u rv iv in g are. h e r hu sb an d : th ree
A W BROW N
Home.
400 ten-m onths W hite L eghorn hens.
sons. L ester G., Leslie W., S ylv ester;
F R A N ( IS F S i l R (, | s . W M <. II \ K |
Mr
id Mrs I. D D em aru of
one d au g h ter. Mrs. Lenore’ C re itz :
laying bt)
Any am ount. $1 50 A t t >rney» f u r th e A d m i n u t r a t r u de t> n i*
an d th re e g ran d ch ild ren .
t M
each, or wail trad e for livestock.— nun.
tain Home last week
D em aru is U I. Coker. Rt I. Box 13, G aston;
H -ch 21. 2S. .Mar
. u -’ 1. I-J II,
building .i dry dock for snip rep air 3 m iles west of G aston on South
Filale 4- » . II«»« ard
at
N-
■
■
•
Valley road
48
N O T H F TO C R F h l I l l R S
F irearm s
th e au tom atic type, _ G a r . S tr .r k le r . -
M rs Cecile
N tn e
T h e C u n ty C o u r t o f W a s h in g ,
such as m achine guns, sub-m achine
ees foi ta le . 5-yeat-old
i- a pp. in te d he u n ­
guns, o r anv type of gun frem S trick ler, who is visiting with his
French. English and D utch Varic- d • • e u rs ig i n e u d n ty . jo O in re t g o a n d , m tg
in is tra tric e -»
of
th e
g
ra
n
d
m
o
th
e
r.
M
r
G
race
Ja
c
k
of
which a n u m b er of shots o r b u l­
M ultnom ah, is recovering from an
lets may be discharged w ith one attack
of m easles
! continuous pull of the trig g er, must
"A ttractive"
"NEW ”
he reg istered w ith the comm ission
"B eautiful"
of in tern al revenue. W ashington. D.
NEW
PURREY
C.. thro u g h the alcohol tax u n it in
RUFFLED TIE BACK
Oregon, w ith offices at Portland.
T.i G rande. K lam ath
Falls, and
nion Lo-
Eugene, according to L. Dene H ick­
1
in striped patterns with
man. investigate: in charge, o t box social M arch 1 u
L m at
Portland.
th e Jack so n school,
rv en e is
H ero’s
sm art Connio Lu Heeler wi'.li u , .. ,.i ,i, |,.
a
floral effect. Colors:
For Spring an- in .size
M any of the=e firearm s brought welcome to attend. La
a rc ask-
s tia p s , pci L u.itct i v a m p am i o p en
rose or blue. Very desir­
or sent into th is co u n try f r o m ed to b ring boxe^.
41x78-inch. Your choice.
¡»broai by m em b ers of th e arm ed
able f o r Bed Spreads
Size 72 x 90. Colors rose,
forces and m erch an t m arine, e ith er
S ubscribe to T he Argus.
with
m
atching
drapes
w ith o r w ith o u t certificates signed
. PLAIN PATTERNS.
blue, green and peach . .
b.t ccrr.m anding officers, have not
Fiist colors.
. .
b e m reg istered
T reated to prevent moth
•It
to t
of th e types d escribed except bv 1931 FORD panel, good ru b b er, m o­
dam
age for 5 years.
to r A -l shape; yvithin O PA ceil-
the pay m ent fo th e $200 tax as p r
vided by law . H ow ever, if th e fire ­
■ £ \
arm s are re n d e re d unserviceable,
Sm art checked shoo fabric
th ey gnay be tra n sfe rre d tax -free
Values
to
S96.00
—
BEAUTIFUL
ALL
WOOL
uppors with li-.ilhi i ule;, and
as w ar tro p h ies upon subm ission of
th e p ro p er form to th e com m ission­
LUXURIOUSLY
11111: In heel
T h wt u with
e r of in te rn a l rev en u e
Mrs. C. Long
Of Cornelius
Dies Friday
Rail, Telephone
Walkout Likely
"Workshops" Set
For County 's
Grade Teachers
A nnouncing N ew H ours
d
BENNETT’S SWEET SHOP
BENNETT'S SWEET SHOP
21. hud
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
AND WIRING
m i T yp es A p p lia n c e R ep a irin g
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
S IS S O N ELECTRIC
ELECTRIC DRILLS
Hancock Services
Held on Monday
Stanley Ego
Goes to Boston
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Former Resident
Dies in Portland
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BEN FABER
ELECTRIC
Law R e q u ire s
Registration oi
Automatic Guns
BH ADLSrS
Social Planned
For March 1
BLANKETS
SR 45
Too Laie to Classify
TOO FAT?
IneHnirul tests eonduc’,-1 l,y m»d -
•Schedule Changed
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l o s t 1 4 t o I S lb s . « * o r o r » in a
f * w w s « h * w ith AYDS ViLs/nir
Candy Reducing I ’Ian
supply o f AYDS only 12 Z I f co« delight»
w ith reau»t*. MONEY BACK co very first box. I r.&n
261.
K ram ien 's PA LM D rug Store
T e a r o u t th is ad as a re m in d er
B en n ett's S w eet : hep, located
n ex t to th e H ill th e a tre on T hird
avenue, w en t on a new schedule
T u esd ay an d w ill be open from
11 j . m. to 11 p. m. on w eek days
. and 3 to 11 p m. on Sundays, it
was an n o u n ced by th e pro p rieto rs.
Announcing Opening -- -
CURTAINS
p a ir S'*.98
98
$
59
FU R TRIM M ED
W O M EN 'S CO A TS
L O O M C R A FT D RESSES
.75
■ «
H earts at
SOLID C O L O R S
S prin gtim e!
Sm artly styled, brilliant
spring colors. All o f
LOOMC RAFTS
finest
tradition goes with each
dress. They’re “dressy”
yet “easy” to wear.
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Style 520 . "CLASSIC"
. . . A cleverly designed
square - neck
pg, j
pull-over
th at you'll find as sm art
and
com fortable
with
: jacket!
100', virgin wool Feath­
JANTZEN
Cap Sleeve
P o tte d P lan ts
PH ONE
1501
Fleece
in
beautiful
colors. Sizes
32 to 14
Cut F lo w e r s - C o rs a g e s
“F lo w ers io r A ll Occasions"
In Jantzen's ex-
1 elusive luxuriously soft
FEA TURIN G—
SUNDAYS— 1:30 p. m. to 10 p. m.
/ffÁe.l
, ; as it is under your suit
er
OPEN D A IL Y —9 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Same sm art casual as abovo only in
—__
(•
plain »-.».I
colors.
Si •me p rêter a “plain”
w till then .slack.-, or spin i
'.00
clothes. Here it is
n la i„
SWEATERS
■ ■ ■
F u n e ra l D e sig n s
5
To T h rill Y ou n g
Hillsboro, Oregon
W ed d in g B o u q u ets
sport clothes
$
W orld Famous WNTZENS
at Weil's on ly in H illsboro!
HILL F L O R IST
SH O P
F lo ra l N o v e ltie s
your
or slacks.
i slacks and separate skirts
H ill T heatre Building
C O N N IE CA SU A LS
TAX
INCLUDED
Just 9 in the Lot !
Home oi
B RO W N RUSSET CA LF
SC
p e r yd.
Veterans' Affairs
Topic for Rofary
A. J. C rose of th e V eterans' A d­
m in istratio n at Salem w ill speak
on v e te ra n s' affairs at th e R otary
1-jnchecn to d ay » T h u rsd ay > at the
Get SLIMMER c h am b e r of com m erce E A. G rif-
f.th w ill be p ro g ram chairm an.
this vitamin candy way
R otary h isto ry , in tern atio n al and
local, w as given in a program a r ­
H a v e a m o re slender, g ra c e fu l fig ­
u re . N o exercising. N o la x a tiv e * .
ran g ed by H aro ld Jones. In te rn a ­
N o dru g s. U i th th e sim p le A Y D S
tional h isto ry w as given in a film
V ita m in C a n d y R e d u c in g P lan
on
"P au l H arris." 'o u n d er of the
y o u d o n ’ t c u t o u t a n y m e a l* ,
o rg an izatio n in Chicago, w hile th e
u a rc lie s . potatoes, m eats o r b u tte r,
y o u » im p ly c u t th e m dow n. I t ’«
early histo ry c f the local club was
easier » h e n y o u e n jo y d e lic io u s
g iven by J H. G a rre tt, past p re s i­
( n t a in i n fo r tifie d ) A Y D S c a n d y
d en t and clu b h istorian.
b e fo re m eals A b s o lu te ly harm less.
S eersu ck er
CREPES
Price for
DRESSES
$1.55
155 2 .50
Wc R elieve
LOOMCRAFT
D resses
Arc tho "Finest" Girls'
Dresses. M others will ap­
preciate their ease o f
tubbing and colors stay
bright and fast.
R ed Cross K n itte rs n e e d e d now-
W eil's Balcony—Tues, and Wed., I to 4 p. m.
$ |" .9 5
W
JANTZEN
V-Neck Sleeveless
PULLOVER'
F eather Fleece virgin
wool . . . Drop shoulder
sleeve. W hite and colors.
When you dress up
- this sm art Connie
is a "m ust." Open
enough f o r high
style . . . yet dosed
enough tor perfect
fit. At Weil's!
'.00
"PULLOVER"
Elastic- stitch waist hand.
W hite and colors.
1.95
$ 0 .5 0
FOR BEDROOM, KITCHEN or BATH
LOOK FOR THE
CONNIE TRADE MARK
Itu "stylo distinc­
tio n ' and "shoo in ­
surance." See these
lovely Connies a t
W eil's today!
Electric "Safe-T HEATERS
Convection Type
New special fin type elem ent with
copper plates. O perates AU or IK'.
Economical, sale heat, 2 switches,
high fir low . . ivory or brown.
OPA Ceiling
Price
s26"°
T a x in c lu d e d
IN HILLSBORO