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Thursday. July 1. 1948—Hillsboro (Ore.) Argus P IC N IC F A V O R IT E S ‘N utritious" ----- ^ " R e a l l y Fresh’ 2-lb. 53c pi. 85c 4 3 c lb. M AYS BR O S. K ’ L E L IN E O E H A R D W A R E N O R T H P L A IN S , O R E . - GROC E R IE S D e p e n d a b le S ervice There's big news for you in the advertising columns. VII A m . "Summer Glare" is hard on your driving eyes. Before you start on that vaca tion, drop in for a complete eye check up. Ray Ban Sun Glasses For Summer Eye Comfort A i >' N G 'O N R E T U R N F R O M 4 H SUMMER SCHOOL—One hundred I II club m em bers (rum W ashington county returned S at urday from ,i 10-duy session at Oregon State college, Aulo Accidents Increasing Here M* t i i i r t n iitc h u n tin g th e s h e r iff’'' o ffic e in to d u l l A "You Can’t Be Optimistic 1/ You Have Misty Optics'* ships by county m erchants, clubs and individuals. Joe Cox. assistant county agent, and Miss Faye Nichols, coun ty home dem onstration agent, accompanied the group. I-'.ho V a n Il.iM tekirc o f Forest ( ir o v c d u d Ju n e 29 and fu n e ra l M r vices w ill he h e ld at th e For» 4 st G ro v e U n d e rta k in g co m p a n y chapel at lO .Ki a ni S a tu rd a y In - t< rm e n t w ill he ,n F ore st V ie w ce m e te ry II«* was the fa th e r of G e rm a in e B a n b u ry of Forest G ro v e T h re e g ra n d c h ild re n also s u rv iv e ic p o rte d l.»st we< k fh ln WJIN the h .g h c 't v. < k o f <ic- » d e n ts tu t i- th e fu s t uc«*k o f M ay in IDIffi w h e n 70 w e re re p o rte d W li* 22 pc p ie W4-ic i4poii«*(l in ju r e d at th a t tim e, o n ly 10 p e o /iction-Com fort in Sturdy X i . n l h f <ewt HITCHED SETS \ From where 1 sit ...Zy J o e Marsh Pampered Farmers I l iu n u im t o r h a rx rs lin g . dependm g i n th è s. ason. u n lil M in d jw n . In lú e r 'e n in g he f.n a lly relaxes with th è mi* us n 'c r a m oderate g ’.ass o l licer. I f th e fo lk * in o u r to w n were Ir s s t o le r n n l. t h e y ’d he r e a lt y burned op o 'e r Hint n a tio n ally t i l * m in i< d a rtic le on ‘’pam pered (a rm - era,** d e s c rib in g them as th in g oil tlie fn t of lb . lim it. A m i thè fu r n ie r t«<lay*a n ‘ o n ly Ir m p r m li in hi- h iih it ', HI.c i r t ’a eve’iin g g ià - ■ o f l.eer . . . h ir n lrr- im i n i ho o p in io n . So h e 'll p ro li- a b ly • ay o f th n t iti ttele, •‘somebody g..| thè fa e ts w ro n g ,” and ju s t I t i t go u t th n t. F ro m » h e re t s it the fa rm e r is a n y th in g b u t "p a m p e re d ." I f he’s b e tte r o ff to d .., ih im tw e n ty y r.n ■ ago i t ’s because tie ’ , w o rke d h a rd |H o d iictio u . T ake l i c i t I h ild e rs. lo r example. Ile r l is i i ; i at fo u r in th e n iu rn in g . t o g e l llie m ilk in g lin i- h r d and ¿/X ‘ìtUu£ • I I I •"■i J Ib ru rtì / P K E P A K A T IO N H t ’ N D E K W A Y —C o m m itte e in charge o f M iss O reg o n pageant and hostesses fo r the i ve n t at Seaside J u lv 23, 24 and 25 F ro m le ft. M C T horn, c h a irm a n . M rs M a rg a re t P ro u ty , M rs P a u l Scoggin, M is U e rt Koss, M rs M C T h o rn , M rs. Max S ch a fe r, M rs . H a r ry Paulson, M rs. J o h n K oyce and M rs W I M a rtin . W in n e r o f the M iss O regon contest w i l l go to A tla n tic C ity to com pete fo r th e t it le o f M iss A m e rica dcr Happy Days Starts Saturday Morning at 10 M on d a y n ght on d ie to, at A m c iic im G egion band, (C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1» D oug I. is M c K a y «»1 Salem . Il p u b lic a n n<»in.nee fo r g o ve rn o r, w ill p e rfo rm the c o io ii.ition Jo h n M e cke w ill a trv e .IN in ¿us te r o f cerem onies T he p a trio tic put ad * i schedul' d to pass Ih n u g h llllls h o io ut 9 M on d a y m o rn in g , w ith fla g r a is in ; at 10 Hid o th e i e xe rcise * to fo llo w .it 10 30 in th e a u d ito riu m D o ro th y M c C u llo u g h Lee. m a y o r-e le c t <»f I ■ o i i.t i ,«i. .k ill i»<* th e . p » : F ire w o r k s D is p la y The f r t c f ir c w p ik s d is p la y . d e s c r ib e d b y D illo n as th e bigge>‘ g ro u p o f fire w o rk s e v e r shot o ff a i one tim e in th is area, w ill get un " m in W ait h i g h l y p t a l.x u I ,t l u x I ' v i o a l l U n o t e r i . U V u l p u . a U x , W ill Tigard Sofiballers Edge Bakers, 13-12 t*ia> a it any S u n d a y a , tn c p a rk , u o c h i i ntxx benvne» a n il ta m e - a i t p ia n .itU io p ro v id e ir v v p ic n ic ia - c .in .e s on tn c g ro u n d s to r m e la rg e A n in th -in n in g e rr o r cost P c rfc c - !■' n b a k e ry s C ia w a v a league s o ft- a 13*12 loss to T ig a rd W ednesday n ig h t at T ig a rd T ig a rd w m n in g ru n crossed the plate in C lO tt U » I X P X U . U . r i f t ' p a l l x l l l g W it . ui.ai oe p iu v iu o tl d u rin g tn e e n tire the b ottom o l the n in th on a w ild th ro w lro m c e n te r Held to t h ir d cl it-O ration base. ’in c m o d e l a irp la n e co n tests or. The H ills b o ro team o u t- h it T i S a n u d iy and b u u d a y . s p o ii.-u ic d by " a M in .g to ii c o u n ty I 'ly m o u ii. u c a ,- gard 15 to ti in the w ild c in te st b huek Saw y e r and Hob H a lv o rs o n ci in lo o p u ia tio n w u n tn e i iy - co lle cte d b o iiif i um w ith ho r u n n iu u iii d iv .s io n ol V n iy l i r M o to r n e r- on base H o w a rd Schoen. D on cm pot a llo n . w ill tlcciQ v c o u n ty t n - F o e lk e r. O liv e r D ir k and H o w a rd h i , a in tn c s ta le m od e l an plane W ebo connected lo r doubles. D ic k co n ica l \x in n e r» o f tn e s ta te con- and F o e lk e r b rin g in g in tw o ru n s l. s i w ill oc e n te re d in tn e P ly ta c h on tn e irs. m o u th m tr i n a tio n a l m ee t to oe l l f l d III U e l l o l l III AUgUal. C o n tro l l.n e speed and c o n tro l lin e s m ut contests w in be m u o a tu ra a y m o rn in g at tn c o id u.u: p a in jn.,1 n o rm o i S n u te p a ri, h u o - M t'i-uaoU n ee tu g n t a nu g a s-p a w - e ie d n ee Ilig n t exents w in be i un o n b u u d a y m o rn in g at m e ne.. ta iig io u n u s m a r tne H ills b o ro a ir- p o n . co n te st» on oom days w in . m u a i iu a in I n c S u n d a y contests w in oe m id at tne ne w la ir g r o u . u s ot'causv o i m e la rg e space re q u ite d fo r Ih c Ir c e - n .g h t .v e n ts . i ua.v a t me ere held Wedi ro re s l G ro v e b lu e r - ta xin g company chapel. V a u lt in - o 11111 O', XX at Newberg. Tighten cylinder head and manifold Clean and lighten battery terminals Check battery and line voltage and add water Clean and space spark plugs Check compression Check coil, condensor Adjust distributor points or replace Check distributor cap Check rotor and small lead wires for leaks Check primary and secondary wires and tighten Check fuel level Clean carburetor bowl and blow out fuel line Reset ignition timing Check vacuum and adjust carburetor Clean and re-oil air cleaner Adjust brakes Check front end lot alignment Road test car Ill 1*1 12 5 cu ft Fre»cm Jlfrat Capacity. VO te 600 1 m . Freeis and «for» ycur own fresh vegeta bles, berrie s, meats, pou tr y when th e y 're lie was m e husband o f M a ry H fa th e r ol B e tty Jean; son o i M rs • i. t ate; o i o th e r ot u . n ( ate o l P o rtia n o . a irs , e . u . D icke n s oi rn in o is . it . V. L a ie ot SpoKane, a irs , i i D. Hobson o f d a k e rs lie id . f.i, and J a c k Cate o f F orest G rove . Paul Jensen Riles To Be Held Friday F u n e ra l services fo r P a u l je n se n . Bf. o l route 1. B e a ve rto n , w ill be fie ld .it io a. in. F rid a y fro m the U onclson <Sc S e w e ll chapel. B u ria l w iu oe in C re scen t G ro v e ce m e te ry. M r Jensen died S u n d a y at a c o u n ty h o sp ital. He was b o rn in D e n m a rk z tp rd 3. 136< and liv e d ui th is c o u n try since 18B9. No k n o w n re la tiv e s s u rv iv e . et their delicious best! Keep them in fro zen storage for testy meals months later. Thousands c f Sanitary QUICFREZ Farm Lockers are in, use. proving their relia bility, economy and effi ciency since 1939. Stop in and see this "pioneer of farm freezers" today. All steel frame. ’ t Ii. p. sealed unit. Factory 5-year guarantee. 5 inches fiber glass insulation. 3 7 9 .50 Nelsen Refrigeration 455 W . B aseline — Head the r u g u e C U e s ifle d A d i n o w — tn e n a ct q u ic k ly — je l o r t »ouieone beats y o u to it. tf llills b u ru Phone 701 O P E N E V E N IN G S CH RYSLER a n d PLYM OUTH F a c to r y D ire ct D e a le r SPENCER MOTOR CO. S a le s a n d S e r v ic e HILLSBORO versatility as a work and dress shirt. Two flap pockets. San- Phone 751 / JX forizedt.Fullsizerange. . . I F vui mi graouaiec patterns to insure good fit. Th< pockets can take plenty of rugged wear, and the belt loop« are firmly anchored. Bottoms arc long enough to allow cuffs. Sanfor ized!. fu ll size range, c 3.2 Big Mac’ Vat-Dyed Covert WORK SHIRTS For the first time, we are able to offer a vat-dved cotton Covert, a Sanforized7 fabric of long-lasting color. 14^j -17. 1.59 Oxhide Chambray A medium wt. Sanforized cot- ton cham bray. 14^-17 1 OQ l.ong-fTearirif C otton WORK SO C K S 25c lleaxx and medium weight. Solid color or natural print- t»l random. Sizes 10 to 13. Sanforized Pay Day* SHOP CAPS t9c STERLING SILVER CUPS Tl> LAST K O K E V K It' 318 E. Main Street details of a dress shirt. Workingmen like it for its rugged construction and ( ile n A m e n Cate, r o re st G rove a u to m o b ile de a le r, d ie d J u n e 2k and See What You Get S H IR T has all the tailoring Glen A. Cale Of Grove Dies A COMPLETE MAJOR TUNE-UP C h r y s le r - P ly m o u th - I HE FARM LOCKER PLANT SAVES ITS COST P r o te c t Y ou r R oad In v estm e n t . . . . K e e p Y ou r M otor P u rrin g . only s5.95 w ay m e m ia w a y at S n u te p a rk . CAR MAKERS SAY 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16- 17. 18. Phone 445 Ebo Van Bastolarc to ta l o f t u . i c c h lc n t t , w h i c h o e c u r r * d In th e t i i n t v . in t i o u t i l d * o f to w n s. w ere I it v o f til DR. C. A. PLUNSTEAD, Oplcmetrisi 233 E. Baseline—Hillsboro p le wen* hated as h u rt lust w eek i.»me fa ta lly A la rg e n u m b e r of the a ccid e n ts are h a p p e n in g on » 4 iro w roads. F a ilu re to y ie ld th i iu h t - o f - w a y is l.ste d us one o f the m a in causes. «»tin i <»n c o u n ty rend« w ith hicreu«- ii i c i4 u l.ii i t y , 4 icco i(h n « 4 to r< c o rii • .4 w here they attended lectures, dem onstrations and par ticipated in com petitive contests M embers who estab lished go<id -1-11 records were generously given scholar- Rlouee or balloon »op m dif »»rent cotton weave« and color* Full site rang-. A poj-i'Chsion your child will pi i — 'f e n ’s C otten 6.50 ' BANDANAS 19c Conic in and sec them at ABENDROTH JEWELERS 323 E. Main Street. Hillsboro I ’ lm ili' lOf'2 Cotton squares in blue or red. \ p p m x im a I «• Iy 18 inches sipiai'c. •III-«. Ik .«. !•««. Dll. Elk-Finiuhti Cowhide Bie Mac* San/emxdl WORK SH O E S OVERALLS 7,50 2.69 f oremost Sboci. i n brown or black. Oil- resistant Neo - Cord sole, heel for filling station men. Sizes 6 to . 12. Steel Arch Shank Shoe, 8.50 ( hopper-plated rivets, par' a buckles, double rows of etitching. 8-oa. blue denim. Full cut for arlinii.freedom. Sixes 30 Io ,2. |NKrl»A«f* will nut e«« 1*'^.
