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1,1 h e rie 4 hu th d u y T h e 21 pri* a*nt
•
M i a m i M i . D w aifu* P u n k
and fa m ily o f P o rtla n d , M r and
Mi
W illia m F i., 4 «»I P o rtla n d . M i
•md M i
( h .ii le
H o n e h ia k e and
fa m ily oi H « u ve ito h and M i and
Mi
W a ite r O o itn e ll und fa m ily
Rcedville Scnuls
Cornelius Io Host
Hillsboro in Pro
League Sunday
M,l
D fficrrs Installed
Al L ast M eeting
p ro d u c i
e o. -, uf
p ro -
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fa m ily re u n io n last week al th e ii I
hom e T h e n guests in c lu d e d M r, '
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lt> Mr«. Joe B a k e r Jr
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o f San Jose. C a l, w h o le ft S a tu r
l«v Mr». A lim i T ay lo r
tic k e ts for th»* l-H s c h o la rs h ip p a r day fo r S e a ttle a fte r xp e n d iiii; tw o
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e ffo rts w ith in the ty S a tu rd a y M ay 15 at 8 p. m. T h e .‘.I'c k s h ere; h e r h r o t h e i - h i - I . i w and
F u n e ra l services f»>r J o h n P r ic t.
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i i t y to m a in ta in the leader m chaig«* are M is . H in rk ,
I.«.me u f M r J«»«- CawiK«* M »y 4 I l i o
C h u rc h le y am i M rs. S chap- aster. M r. and M is D o n a ld Beach fo rm e rly o f H ills b o ro , w h o died
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M a y 3 ut Suu Francisco. C a l, w en*
li, ‘hi \ \ d in , ' iilu y
I ,,*g 111 ti i ,,g w id i
p e rt
C a rd , w ill
ta rt p ro m p tly
J i. V .» i» lio iiiclcn , ilv a.
ann o f A s h la n d , w h o left Sunday
Io *.,, b a e b .'ill e lu b w ill p in y I k , i pi c-a d e n t; M rs
im l- lili k oppi i ut il In ,, ni m ,
Ho
Scott
C a m p b e ll
»Id tiie g a th e rin g th a t, if at 8 p rn as th e re i a v a rie d p ro fo r th e ,r hom e: also h e r b ro th e r- h e ld F rid a y fro m Y oung'« F u n e ra l
In I'.i.yln ,' ,,,,,,* h u m 11,11,1,n r,, ,,, v ic e -p i esident,
gram
home. H ills b o ro , w ith c o m m itta l
z\l l . u i i n i d ' u m l M i
W a lt, , | i " i i -
and
Mi
N o b le e h ', , , ,
w ill in tro d u c e a b ill { M r and M rs Ja ke Sehle-- e r and in - la w and sister, M r. and M rs T
H i'll w r i i* lumi,
T liu lu tin V a lle y ■ , 'in i'i, , , , Ic;,,'.,,, S h ca i'ci s»«i »1 .a y • j e.i iiii«-i
ut F ir L a w n ce m e te ry .
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and
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m e t ■.•■I,, <lul,'<l fu, S u n d a y m-
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l l i l l .lin i,,
M r P ric e is s u rv iv e d bv his w ife ,
Mi
F.dgui I-' l.e iin o g to ld o f in i <|UO!
dvei • m g in O reg o n I.at«* i or» a busine ■. and ple a su re t r ip t»> coma W ash, w ho le ft M on d a y fo r
Al I.oiHyvillo School
I l ' I l i i i H I , ( ',,, t i e l l t l ,
y e t I n ", h i
I r i l l i p ’.’ III llld liu lll IV.,1 III I II
.r u lli.
A ugusta, und son H a llie o f Sun
i <'»m iitg t r ip to San F rancisco to last i i »otit In* presented a reso lu - , Eastern O regon ove r the week-«*nd
th e ir home.
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, I
game
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tin
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ta
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ill
bn,
Francisco. C al O th e r s u rv iv o rs are
Itv M m . Jo h n (¿«le«
J tc iid tiie U N E S C O m e e ti.ig M ay tlO I» h
»t « ff« i i at ii m e e tin g o f I
H ild a Le o po ld wa p ro p e rty m a n
\ »<••• In I I H d i h i l l r
r u lli
ri,,.
one b ro th e r. J. A o f B e rk e le y .
I F IS Y V IL L L P ic tu re . o f K orea n u l l In ,1 il . In i w in n f the i h i , 12-14
lite cì
Z Pom ona G ra n g e
T he ager fo r th«* H ilh i S e n io r p la v F r i- .
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Classified
Ads
Can
Bring
Iiuvx w v ih .liit iin y
D u ili'v
l.u u ii I ” '• ••» lie d b y M i s i M a ria |<az at the S i i i i i I, i v , w iiu iin u (ru n , V , i l , n n , t
C
a l , and one sister. M rs M a rg a re t
.i, ,
Y o u n g people o f Si
Edward*«
opted tiie re s o lu tio n .
dav e v e n in g and B ill Sorenson w a s ; You Q uick Results.
II lu 0
tf Shannon o f M aine.
K iu x l.
N ,'I m uli
< l i m i
FI w ,,i III
• b o o l !>uu • I i n l . i . i v • m u .
i liu rc b o f N o rth P la ii, met at tin-
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soloist.
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In H i l i , l i ' . u p i , ' ip-imc th e i,m l,
OHti in fiv e und in te re fttiriK
hom e o f Mis». I.n e ille Bakes Ft iday unopp
i^ e m o c ra tic
ca n d id a te i
ll. iiii iiK iiiì ii i'i' u|
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.lu iu i M
H a/ i ■ in i m d « b o u t a m o n th fi'.ile d Fine,.! G rove li mn w .11 • ■ i ig lit T iie « v e ilin g wa» pent p la y - fo r „• « d
t'u n e y general, ch a rg e d th«
IllKH
l. r llu v U r i,., I D w ig llt . I r l i
ago In o o Japan und K o re a when* li'ilm n H .in k i m - i u , id - pl.ac,' He
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liiiiin v n in i U n i,In S iim i ,,| xhe M iv e ii w ith the |{«d C lo
v e il,,II w ill pl.'iv lin sl lu G ii x lu u
erved.
in g to l»i cut the I-,.me« o f the day
11 . i / i ' l , l i , I r
'II,,'
'r u l l i
m u li,n i
S ta n le y V u n liv k e , w h o re c e n tly r e m id Y m n h ill w ill c n le i Im n Ve
to th i
p ili, I r l i u ll t i m i ti.iilg ,'
J' •• Republicai -
tu rn e d f io n i K o re a was u I mo pres- 1 bun, I
are m. »t i»«mg fa n by a v o id in g tin*
vnl
" t i '• ■ It
Furext G lo v e m oved In in Hnle
issuc
lie
added.
M i < V ic to r L u h c y n e w h o has |,O
• *1 .1 tu fil II I ’dV'» In h r Ig r iifi.iiit
By Mr». Anna T a y lo r
*,|UN n f fi, '.I pi,tee S lllid.iV
h e m ill in a P o itla n d h o sp ita l and I u fle r d rn p p in y G uxlon 7 In 4 (;
■ I ' have gca>d g o v e rn m e n t w«-
W illi S|-iH,linu t r i I t r r k r i
. , . ,1,
R E E D V IL L E
F in a ls in th e
m H ill boro i m uch im p ro v e d and
Ir x lu lll
'I 'lir |H , / r w i
i m u n, I ,
need
.
a fio n g D e m o c ra tic p a r t y . " c o u n ty grade achrx>l tra c k meet
tun
lim e d f , , . | pl.u e W illi the
l i l t lln lu y g ift u l u puck l„ , . m l I ..... . i t at hom e again
he
k d
And curling from under
Ih
i/p
lc
are
ch
oosing
the
w e re held M o n d a y a fte rn o o n at
i G ru v e i', u n i,I the S u m l.iy m ix
(Continued from page I)
I I ih lu m p unit e u in iiiittm in n i
road d ia ig h t d o w n the lin e , not ! th e I! W Barnes school in H ills
L o g ging o p e ra tio n s have sta rte d I 1' h v i i tun
moved
Into
eronri
your
graduation cap —
in tiie S e h e lle r w ood* and w ill co n . I,luce w illi .’, 7 In 2 w in o v e r Yum - great mass o f m id d le cla«« o f c it to th» lig h t to R e p u b lic a n re a c tio n boro fo r those w h o placed in lust
Ml
l i l u l l l n ■»■!' m l I u illll'd l Un'
tin u e if tiie w e a th e r p e rm it*.
your hair — especially
g u v ,I x p v iik n , Huy B ill lu ll ,,f IM I
In the east
i lu ll .it H e.,ye ,tu n H .uik., w lu p p , it izens w h o as in d e p e n d e n t voter.', and i i , ir v . it i n, n o r to th e le ft w eek's p re lim in a rie s .
M i* C la re nce W u lb tl and M r* G u n ie liu .. 7 II, 2. m id H i II x I n . I u d-
Im in , w i l l , H |M ,k r n i l m ' h I I I i i i K M i
end o f th e c o u n ty league R e e d v ille
p retty if you have had a
have decided the pre id e ritia l e le c to Communism.**
Ed S a h ife ld w ill e n te rta in tiie la- , fe ile d V ei hum I. 11 lu (I fu l the fu I tion« in recent ye a r« ," lie c o n tin
li Ir liu l (Is. i < ui i II II11 r r i i , r H i I n t i , , l i ; i , i
c o n testa n t- w h o placed w ere F ra n k - ■
DEB-U-Curl perm anent
dn
c lu b at tiie W aibi-I hom e n e xt w in s ,n tw u Hlurls fu r bo th d i l l ,
| ‘l r . r l i l r t l th e r liu l l n . I ' u l l i l l i l t l r r
lin Richards, second in pole v a u lt; I
ued “ F o rm e r G o v e rn o r Stasser» is
In i'll I e g is li .lim n I .m l . m ill ., i Imp , T lu ir d a y u fte rn o o n . M ay 20.
It’s especially m ade for
E lls w o rth Clem ens, t h ir d in pole ,
H u ll, m e in d fu r f u u r lli p in , "
th e m an w h o ha« prove!» th a t he
b u ll's p m In I h r III'W I llu p l.llll l i i . ,.
v a u lt: F re d d ie C a m p b e ll, th ir d in
com m and« th a t vo te and is th e m an
teen-agers.
II.m i I ; Illlll- l
Mi ,
H rrk n . M l
b a ll th ro w .
w h o cat» w in fu r th<- H e p u h licu n
H h ' I i . h i I s m id M i
k'rnxl w ere in
L
o
ca
l
Red
Cross
se
w
in
g
c
irc
le
p a rty .”
i barge o f t l i r k itt i i n i
m et fo r a ll day se w in g last W e d
B \ Mr«. A rth u r .Sorenson
Kent Chance of W innin«
W ashington County's Leading Beauticians
H i , I n , P a r t y 1‘ l u t i n n l
R fhSE D AEE
Rosedale .softball nesday at the hom e o f M rs O tto
He «aid Stassen “ a lw a y s takes
G eorge. L u n che o n was served by
fte e ilv ille ., h u ,.H uilisi' w ill I,,. ||,,. ,
tiie people in to lus c o n fid en ce , is tia n p la \« d tw o game« F rid a y a ft-
th
e
hostess.
N
e
x
t
m
e
e
tin
g
w
ill
he
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»
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on
th»*
home
g
io
u
n
d
s
The*
K e lle uf tin ' n e x t yo u n g mm n r , I
By M m . George Tolson
By Mrs. I lm „ T ay lo r
a lw a y s fra n k it» d a tin g th e fa ct« “
mcond h am won fro m J a c k to w n 10 M a y 19 at the hom e o f M rs F ra n k
(u u p li's pm tv M .iy 22 ut II p in
T IM B E K M rs Am os M a rtin o f
A I . G I I A - llt 'I I E I t
M rs H ubert and has show n by tiie reco rd that
1
11 •
,I 11, ' D rily gave a M o th e rs' day d in n e r A txJiu '.s cn u xh t 10 s „l,n u n rm iu ifiit he lias tl»e best chance o f d e fe a t to i w h ile the fir s t team defeated M a lc o lm A ll ladies in te re s te d are
W here Courtesy and Service P revail
Coop» i M o u n ta in .44 to 2.
R e tu rn in v ite d , those u n a b le to come e a rly |
c u s t,u n i' fu i a liu lx , p a rty In i t iu iy r fo r h e r m o th e r M rs A l Blank« n-
in g P re sid e n t T ru m a n in N o ve m - gan
w ill be Tuesday and T h u rs m a y come fo r th e a fte rn o o n .
Phone 1642
H illsboro, Oregon
u i. M i mi<l M rs A t L u iia n r e M i i «hip of T im b e r O th e r gin- ts w ere flu ,,, 10 II, 2H pound« th is eiisun. ber.
m id w on th u d p rize in Steve T r.i-
day of th ' week. B id S p a n g le r o f
M r and M rs S. G ro th e n jo ve d a I
tie r M ite r and b ro th e r, M is Jo h n ve i s "S u l,n u n H e rb y
He
c
a
lle
d
on
O
regon
v
o
te
rs
to
se-
i
J a c k to w n was u m p ire fo r
both
She received
ito s e n tlia l o f P o rtla n d and H u d .on :, x u liu u ii reel Huh Y u i i i i k is i | k h b et t h e ir ch oice fo r p re s id e n t on games.
HELD OVER
Paddock o f V a n co u ve r, Wash
Mi
E A G ille n w a te r v is ite d
ii lu c k y fin lie ru im i th is h c u k h ii II, tiie m a n ’s e n tire p ro g ra m , not on
M r am t M is. B K lin g ftp o rn o f to ta le d fo u r u f the h i« fish th is • n y one p a rtic u la r issue A c a n d i sc ho »1 Tuesday and gave an in -
10-plrrr
A lo h a spent S u n d a y w i t h
Mi
date's co m p le te p ro g ra m and his tere-ding ta lk on Japan, w h e re h e r
ye u r
K im g s ix u n ’s siste r and bro th e r*» !)-
a iid it y to w in in N o v e m b e r are th e I son. Pat is stationea. She also d is
M
r
m
id
M
rs
G
le
n
F
B
u
n
ks
um
l
law M r and M r«, ( ¡ o ffe r y B ro w n .
im p o rta n t fa c to rs to be co n sid e re d played f v c r a l in te re s tin g p ictu re s,
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
Juun,
w
ho
re
e
e
n
tly
p
u
r-
souvenirs, fis h in g e q u ip m e n t and
‘fro m Ih irlc rn tu rn in g th e W r « f
M ik
E lm o T a llm a n u n d e rw e n t
in th e p rim a ry , he added
m a jo i su rg e ry F rid a y at St. V in chused u new hom e b u ilt by W il
‘’W h a t we need most n o w ,” he a fu ll n v lo n p a ra c h u te co m p le te
li.,,,, I, Jueksun, huve m oved fro m
cent
ip
ih
p
ita
l
in
P
o
rtla
n
d
added, “ is m ore o f the h u m a n r e la w ith cord, snaps and straps.
Hear (¡¡Ida
The M e d -O -L a rk 4 -H fo re s try
M r and M rs H e rb e rt Goss o f P o rtla n d .
tio n s h ip . hu m a n e n g in e e rin g , and a
M A T IK D A Y M l . I l l
Ih
e
M
o
th
e
r's
d
a
y
tea
g
iv
e
n
by
H ills b o ro w e re c a lle rs u t th e B
ty p e
le a d e rs h ip th a t can in s p ire c lu b have a d is p la y o f b ird houses
T
a
llm
a
n
hom
e
F
rid
a
y
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
se
ve
n
th
grade
was
w
e
ll
u
tle
iid
e
d
’
.
in
th«* p rim a ry room M rs. R C.
F o llo w the cro w d « to
th a t ap p ro a ch T iie eyi- u f th e tn -
M r and Mr«. F ra n k B ra d le y le ft ! he elaxx gave re p o rts on E urope
S chappert is th e leader.
tir
e
n
a
tio
n
w
ill
bi*
on
O
regon
v
o
t
SHADY SIDE
S a tu rd a y on a tw o -w e e k s va ca tio n. O th e r fe a ture s on the p ro g ra m
E n te rta in « G raduates
ers M ay 21 I h a ve a n o tio n th a t as
Mi
and M i-.
M o rn s
P in s o n , , w e ie
Mi
J jm S th le s s e r e n te rta in e d
5 m i l r s S o u t h o f I orrat (¿rove on
Two
dunces
by
Hugene w e n t N e b ra ska so w ill O regon g o "
P
o
itla
n
d
.
kpent
the
w
e
e
k-e
n
d
at
th
e
'
at
th ‘ ‘ G Sorenson hom e S a tu r-
W
'h
lti
her.
B
e
v
e
rly
S
m
ith
,
E
ve
lyn
M c M in n v ille llig tiu s y
A cc o m p a n ie d by S ta te H eprexen- da> t .e n in g fo r h e r son. Roy and
TAN UNIFORM SHIRTS
horn«« o f M i P ie rs o n s fa th e r, M r. K u lita d and Janet W oolen, a Spun-
N O C H A N G E IN P K IC K S
p.d P iei «» ii
i»h dunce by S haron W ilk in s , tw o ta tiv e J O Johnson. Y o u n g d a h l th e o th er graduates, w ith a p a rty .
m
ade
a
q
u
ic
k
to
u
r
o
f
tiie
co
u
n
ty
,
(M o re next w eek!
Guc
t
w
ere
the
g
ra
d
u
a
tin
g
class
Serviceable Sanforized} cotton
S c a n d in a v ia n u cco rd ia n solns by
l.e u iia rd Sell lot t iu;i n, m id a .sung in sto p p in g at se ve ra l ce n ters o f p o p ■ md p u p ils o f th e 6th and 7th
twill. Full range.of. sizes.
G e rm a n
bv B a rb a ra E w e r
A ll u la tio n . T iie H ills b o ro lu n ch e o n was grade« A fte r games and contests
w e re served w ith re fre sh m e n ts in a rra n g e d on s h o rt n o tic e by Leon refi» dim ents w e re served. T h e re
D avis. A d in n e r m e e tin g was held w e re 14 Youngsters present
Ih e ca fe teria .
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g at the T ai P in g
F A G ille n w a te r ca u g ht his lim
i TAN UNI FOR I PANTS
M o th e r's D ay O bserved
T e rra c e n e a r T ig a rd
Y o u n g d a h l it < f fish last w e e k and presented
M o th e r s day was observed on le ft by pla n e T ue sd a v fo r M in n e - M rs Jones and M rs. H u n ig e r w ith
Heavier Sanforized cotton twill.
l
u f O cam pus S unday Those at- seiii
them .
te n d .lig w e re M r and M i
Gen I
The eighth grade g ra d u a tio n w ill
G o rd o n and M is P u tn e y The G u i
be h» Id at the Rosedale school W e d
dons v is ite d O d e ll before r e tu r n
nesday, M ay 19 at 8 p m. T h e re are
in g
' Enlerlain Parents
R eedville T rack m en
P lace in F in al M eet
M innesota G overnor
Boosts S tassen H ere
M any F am ilies Host
M others on S unday
John P rice F u n eral
H eld H ere S atu rd ay
Sweet Girl
Graduate
R osedale Softball
Nine V/ins 34 to 2
A loha F isherm en
Win D erby P rizes
YOUR BEAUTY SHOP
¡ Work Clothes for Every Job !
COLORED BAND
uf
T hose fro m
A lo h a -H u b e r w h o
p a rtic ip a te d in th e m a rb le to u rn a
m en t in H ills b o ro l*’i- ,la \
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C ie d y
W rig h t. Jo h n n y
S tru m h.
R o d e ric k
M c( Iain
and
J im m y
W n o le tt.
T h e p icn ics fo r th e grade school
w ill he Wednesday, M ay IH fo i the
fo u r lo w e r grades and on T h u rs
day. M ay 2(1 fu r u p p e r grades T in
s k a tin g r in k w ill he open fo r c h il
d re n to skate u n til noun.
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m o v ie
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and
G ood
L o o k in g , ahoot m a k in g p a p er and
it
use. was show n to the school
c h ild re n
I'lu r e next week)
O pen
G a. m. - 2 a. m.
S e r v in g • . .
BREAKFAST
LUNCH
DINNER
LATE SUPPER
V.F.W. Sets M eeting
Merrill's Coffee Shop
West Ras,'line
Hillsboro
T h e lo ca l V e te ran s o f F o re ig n
W ars post w ill meet F rid a y . M ay
14. in the V F W h a ll P lans fu r
s ta rtin g a b u ild in g p ro g ra m w ill
be discussed.
Phone 3522
S u b scrib e to th e H ills b o ro A rg u s
SHOP and SAVE
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P L E N T Y OF P A R K IN G S P A C E
O PEN EVENING S UNTIL 8:00 P . M.
S u n d a y s. 9:00 a. m . till 4:00 p. m.
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
KRISPY CRACKERS 2,b bOx
49e
Dvrc WHITE
PEARL.
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2 1b. pkg................................................................................ OZ
PEAS
,i,ANT:..................... 2 « . 3 7 '
DILL PICKLES
30'
SPAGHETTI1 ra
3 «. 25'
In Cheese and Tomato Sauce
U S No. 2’s
POTATOES NETTED GEMS
DENNISON'S.
CATSUP 14-oz. bottle
Armour
Star Bacon
By the Piece
Armour's
Ham
Half or Whole
50
P er
Lb.
$2 . 4 9
17'
lbs.
59
PORK STEAK
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Choice Selection of
PORK ROAST "
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P la n ts a n d
S eeds
CHEDDAR CHEESE Lb
Slewing Hens ,l>' 3 8 ' Colored Roasters
48°
48'
55'
43'
St. Matthews School Cake Sale Here Saturday, May 15
WE PAY 2c PREMIUM ON EGGS IN TRADE
HILLSBORO
(Continued from page l l
re p re s e n ta tiv e , and T M W illia m s ,
ro u te 5, H ills b o ro , th e p a rty 's c a n
d id a te fu r s h e riff, also appealed
fo r
a c tiv e
p a rtic ip a tio n
of
a ll
D em ocrats in th e cam p a ig n .
T he D e m ocra ts' p la tfo rm pledges
the p a rty 's s u p p o rt o f f u ll d e v e lo p
m en t and re c la m a tio n p ro je c ts in
th e C o lu m b ia r iv e r basin, urges
repeal o f Senate B ill
99
i Id a h o
P o w e r B ilD , asks f o r ra is in g o f
in co m e ta x e x e m p tio n s , urges a
sound p ro g ra m o f re fo re s ta tio n o f
lo g g e d -o ff la n d and endorses w id -
«n in g o f the a rte r ia l h ig h w a y fro m
West S lope to F orest G rove .
F u ll D e v e lo p m e n t A sked
T h e p la tfo rm describes f u ll d e
v e lo p m e n t o f th e C o lu m b ia r iv e r
basin as "b asic to th e in d u s tria l,
a g ric u ltu r a l and social d e v e lo p
m e n t and a d va nce m e n t o f W ash
in g to n c o u n ty " and in sists "th a t
a ll b e n e fits o f th is d e ve lo p m e n t
be u tiliz e d and re ta in e d by th e
peo ple o f the N o rth w e s t " T he p la t
fo rm also states th a t th e p a rty w ill:
"P le d g e o u r e ffo rts to re ta in th e j
people's in h e re n t rig h ts in th e w a
te r resources o f o u r state and ac
t iv e ly w o rk fo r th e rep e a l o f Sen-
i ate B ill 99, k n o w n as th e 'Id a h o
P o w e r B ill.'
"P le d g e ourselves to m a k e e v e ry
e ffo rt to raise th e e x e m p tio n on
in co m e taxes to a p o in t w e ll above 1
subsistence le ve l
"P ro m o te sound p la n s fo r b e tte r
w a te r, s a n ita ry , p o lic e and re c re a
tio n a l fa c ilitie s , e s p e c ia lly in the
fa s t-g ro w in g re s id e n tia l areas o f
o u r co u n ty .
" W o rk f o r th e p ro te c tio n o f o u r
w ate rsh e d s and fu tu re tim b e r s u p
p ly b y a sound p ro g ra m o f r e fo r
e sta tio n o f lo g g e d -o ff la n d , espe
c ia lly in th e area o f th e T illa m o o k
b u rn .
F a rm A id I'r g c d
“ A c tiv e ly w o rk w it h fa rm o rg a n
iza tio n s fo r th e p ro te c tio n and ad
va n ce m e n t o f a g ric u ltu r e and the
CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS
Oxhide* cotton cham bray, Sanforized.
1 .3 9
BIG MAC* DENIM DUNGAREES’
Kenneth Mills
Republican Candidate
for
County Sheriff
I believe in fair and equal
treatm ent for everyone: and
B IG M A C O V E R A L L S
careful consideration of each
Sturdy Sanforized 8-oz. blue denim, cut for
comfort. Double suspenders, parva buckles,
plenty of pocket space. Bar-
tack reinforcement. 30-52.,
problem as it arises.
"Conscientious Law
Enforcem ent"
M levl
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Pay Day* O v e r a lls ................. 2.98
(Paid Ad».)
Cotton Covert W ork P ants ...............2.59
•R ef. V .
8 P«t- O t t
t^hrinkage will not exceed 1%
BU IC K 'S
X
USED C A R S
Black. A-l condition. Rood tires, radio and heat
er. It’s one in a thousand. G uaranteed.
*42 F ord S e d a n
New black finish, perfect tires, new radio and
heater, etc. It’s guaranteed.
*41 L in co ln S e d a n
W ith radio and heater. It's good looking, tires
like new. A bargain at $1195.
Men's L ightw eight
Cotton
Men's Solid Color
Our Ou n Foremost*
'33 C h e v r o le t S e d a n
UNIO N S U IT S
POLO SH IR T S
WORK SHOES
Good transportation for $295.
1.69
98c
8.90
K nitted
lig h tw e ig h t
union suits for m en who
prefer short sleeve, ankle
length styles. Resilient
construction allows ac
tion-freedom .
K n itte d
cuffs. 36 - 46.
Comfortable
com bed
cotton polo shirts. Ideal
for all around Sum m er
wear. Rugged, com fort
able and thrifty. They
come in white, maize,
blue. S. M. L.
A best seller throughout the
country! Plain toe bluclier,
brown elk-finished cowhide.
H eavy leath er outsole;
Goodyear welt. For fanner
or factory worker. 6-12.
N O W R E C O N D ITIO N IN G
'41 B u ick S u p e r S e d a n
With radio and heater, top condition, good fires.
A really good buy.
'46 B u ick S u p e r S e d a n
(6-passenger Tudor). Look it over. A guaranteed
car from your local Buick dealer.
CASH
Tualatin Valley Products Co.
W est Baseline at City Limits
G reen Uniform Shirts ................ 2.19
Green Uniform Pants
2.69
‘41 C h e v r o le t S e d a n
G a rd en T im e
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D em ocrats P rom ise
A ctive Cam paign
Phone 2011
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TERMS
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TRADE
Bradford-Streilwieser Motors
Sales
BUICK
330 E. Lincoln St., Hillsboro
Service
Phone 4431
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