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H illsb o ro (O r».) A ’ g u i— T h u rsd a y , J u ly ?9. 1948
Board Schedules
David H ill W recking
O r e i'r i AT'for T ran jp o rf com pany
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to r a -u c cc ssln l b a ttle in w h ic h he R ivet road. M in te r B rid g e m att
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H e a u tfu l
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frin ii th t high school he form erly
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lav e a good tu n e l>ane-
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3 p. nt "Too I.ale to C lassify"
S $ ..\K S m .lk iu g m a c h in e , n e a rly
Coos Bay. O n ta rio P en d leto n . S a l­ te n d e n t said T his w o rk is p la n ­
w a s h e r fur -ale. $ 2 1
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331 S 10th, H illsboro
M ID DLE AGED MAN h a n d y w .th
an cc a n d C o u n se llin g C e n te r 220
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tools, c ap a b le o f doin g m ost any
N E B eech St.» C o lle g e s offering
n ic k e rs w ant d now
th e te sts a re O re g o n S tate. Heed w re c k e rs w ill be d e stro y in g th e k in d of w ork, w o u ld lik e p e r m a ­
dw in. 1 m ile W a n d I
a n d S o u th e rn O re g o n C ollege of second school b u ild in g e re c te d in nent m a in te n a n c e o r ja n ito r w o rk
illsboro. tu rn left at Y
H illsboro. T h e first school w a s H ave had hotel m a in te n a n c e e x p e r ­
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1943. fo r re in s ta te m e n t, it is p o in t­ bu ild in g , w h ic h is soon to m eet
KEG C H E ST E R W H ITE b> ar. Reg
I. J. (M anie) Ram ey
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ed out by th e se rv ic e o fficer th a t its end
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P u b lic L aw 838. a p p ro v e d J u n e 29. R em odeling High
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li'48. w h ic h a u th o riz e s re n ew a l of
144 S 4th. H illsboro
h e m ove fo r d e stru c tio n of th e C h e ste r W hite sow s to fa rro w in
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5-ycai -p e rio d , c , es not stop th
Sidintf
$90.00 M
on S o rre n to road
re in s ta te m e n t a» of th e end of this e rin te n d e n t said.
m o n th .
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w ith 2t) ft p ip e a n d j e t — H en ry
a t th e co u n ty v e te ra n s se rv ice o f­ bou g h t from M r and Mrs. H en rv M yers, ro u te 2. Box 2t>8. H illsb o ro
Siding
W eh ru n g in O ctober. 1898. for th e R iv e r road.
ficer, D e lta B u ild in g . H illsboro.
19-20p
8-inch to 10-inch
p rin ce ly sum of SHOO, a c c o rd in g to
a d e ed on file in th e s u p e r in te n ­ A PA R T M E N T , fu rn ish e d , fo r re n t;
A ill pay ¡It
$195.00 to $245.00 M
one sleep in g room , o n e block
d e n t's office W hen D avid H ill w as S also
of S a fe w a y s t o r e —389 S 2nd
19
per pouml
first opened, o n ly six room s w ere
L et us ip io te you p ric e s on
finished, fiv e d o w n s ta irs a n d one IS TON baled c lo v e r hay fo r stile
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y o u r w in d o w a n d d o o r o rd e rs
u p sta irs, a cc o rd in g to C a lv in Ja c k ,
w ho a tte n d e d th e school in 1891. Ted R u tsch m an . 2 m iles N a n d 1
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C o m p le tio n d a te fo r the Rood b o ro w e re c o n d u c te d on th e se c ­ berg 10P18.
700 W. B aselin e, H illsb o ro
b rid g e, th re e m ile s so u th e ast of ond flo o r of th e b uilding, a fte r L R E D gilts. $65 each S te e r a n d
H illsb o ro on R iv er road, has been h a v in g been s ta rte d by th e la te B
h e ife r calves. 4 m o old $45 each
I A CRE, 4-io o m house,
u tility
e x te n d e d to S e p te m b e r 30. Ross W. B a rn e s in 1904.
;—G o tter. at Scholls.
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the d a te set fo r c o m p le tio n w hen sections.
If you own any Buick model
A loha P.O b x 2 i<»
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19 20p
classroom s, tw o of w h.ch h a v e been Ja c k so n .
w o rk w as sta rte d last D ecem ber.
FO R S A L E o r T R A D E for p ,st or S IN G L E a x le lui’ tra ile r
back to 1937, now vou can
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lu m b e r. E ordson tra c to r re b u ilt
give it all the surge o i today's
cood c o n d .tio h
B W
te ria ls a n d som e u n u su a l ground
m o to r, m a k e good p o w er p la n t
A o u ir e P la in v ie w sto re
Fireball power, pep and per­
co n d itio n s a re re a so n s fo r th e e x ­
te n d e d c o m p letio n d a te . H a rtra m p f
formance. Y ou'll thrill anew
said.
to the quick response—the
A m ong o th e r p ro je c ts of the c o u n ­
get-up-and-go—your Buick
ty e n g in e e rin g d e p a rtm e n t
is a
engine gave you the day you
g ra d in g jo b w hich w ill e lim in a te )
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a d a n g e ro u s c u rv e on th e S h ad e
drove it home—brand new.
B rook ro a d tw o m iles w est of N orth B e av e rto n , th e n c e to N o rth P lain s.
75 acres early and
Just put a factorv-fresh Fire­
P lain s. T h is w o rk w ill be com ­ J a n u a r y 1. 1915. D avis becam e
p le te d the la tte r p a r t of n e x t w eek c o u n ty re c o rd e r, a p o sitio n h e r e ­
ball engine in your old Buick.
late hops
Seal co at w o rk is to s ta rt T h u rs ­ tain e d fo r 21 y ears. T he D avises
C ost? O ften le ss than a
day on ro a d s th ro u g h o u t th e countv. h a v e th r e e c h ild re n : A rth u r, w ho
thorough overhaul. Time?
P ic k in g S ta r ts
T he ro a d c re w w ill b e g in th e so u th ­ is p lan t fo re m a n of th e te le p h o n e
Come in next tim e you
Much less. Come in and talk
e a s te rn p a r t of th e county, and b ra n c h at A sto ria : P a tric k , a P o r t­
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lan d tru c k d riv e r, and Mrs. A r th u r
it over — including our con­
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a n t some really good
H a n n a, also of P o rtla n d .
venient payment plan.
food.
S aves Several L ives
P a t D avis w as ¿.w arded r gold
w rix t w a tch in F e b r u a ry by th e
H ig h S c h o o l C r e d its S til!
A v a ila b le to E lig ib le V e ts
Too Late to Classify
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l a ih o , i c a s in i. itile
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M E C H A N IC w ith C h i t lei p i.'ili-
w a n te d e x p e l lene«' p i e t e i i i i l
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A G K IC C I.T U R A I. LIME
We a le d is trib u tin ', nl i t » , '
H i.nul I .une and a le e quipped
sp ie.al I,ulk l.im e on fields Orth
now
D i 't i D A LE A S o n s i n i '
H u b b a rd (»re
C o rn e liu s Oi
H u b b ard 43(13
F orest G ro v e I
ST E N O G R A P H E R and e. n
flee w o rk e r w a n te d b
I .m i P e r m a n e n t p o sitio n
A rg u s Box 921!»
L A R G E v e n tila to r fan I*
$20 -3 4 3 E W ashington
w e can’t
afford to
sell you a
"pig in
y'
Clean
Colton Rags Wanted
NEW ENGINES «»“?
Work Delayed
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tó&úí a poke”
H illsboro Argus
OLD BUICKS
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H O P P IC K E R S
Telephone Office
L ife N ever D u ll'
DELICIOUS
W ANTED
M e a ls a n d g o o d
h o t c o ffe e !
Braford-Streilwieser
M OTORS
330 E. Lincoln — H illsboro
P hone 4431
Robison Arrives
Home from Guam
John Buchanan
Bv Mrs. Ernest Behrman
H A R R IS O N —Don R obinson a r ­
riv e d h om e last w e e k from G uam
w h e re h e has b e en e m p lo y ed on
c o n stru ctio n w ork fo r th e past y e ar
M iss B e tty R-.ifener is assistin g
w ith th e D aily V a ca tio n B ible
School a t B anks C o m m u n ity c h u rch .
A n u m b e r of c h ild re n a re a tte n d ­
ing fro m h ere.
M r. a n d Mrs. J W. S u tc liffe ol
R o c k aw ay a re v isitin g a t the E rn es:
JOIN IN
CORNELIUS
B e h rm a n hom e M rs. S u tc liffe is a
s is te r of Mr. B e h rm a n s
P h o n e F o re st G ro v e
T he H a rriso n c o m m u n ity p icn ic
h e ld at S h u te p a rk last S u n d a y
1714 J o r 1614 R
w a s w ell a tte n d e d by 51 n e ig h b o rs
M rs M innie S o h ler. w ho has b een
v isitin g h e r siste r. M rs J M. V an- 1 S IN G L E BED c o m p le te .tu b
d e rza n d en . fo r th e p ast w eek, le ft
sp rin g s a n d m a ttre s s; 1 d r e s s e r -
|9 p
M onzUy to r e tu r n to h e r h o m e in (,1a E W alnut.
L os A ngeles.
t- E T TA N D EM disc fo r sa le.—H er-
SAVINGS
Luncheon Meat
2 for 87
M orrell's Snack,
4 5 c each
Tuna Flakes
6 3 c each
CHOICE
M EATS
ECONOMY SPECIdLTIES
Catsup . . .
Hunt's, solid pack
Pork & Beans .
Chili Beans
In Chili Sauce
1C
Corn . . .
Whole Kernel
COLORED FRYERS
9 e can
¿72 to 4-1 b.
2 for 47
H illsoro, O reg o n
Firm , Ripe
P o t a t o e s ............... 10 lh
California Shafter White
A p r ic o ts ...................lug
Moor Parks — Can them now!
W a term elo n s............ It
Umm . . So sweet, so juicy
Other Produce Item s Priced Eight
4 to 7-lb. averaj
Tomato Juice . .
No. 300 tin
6 to 8-lb. average
,
HALF SALMON .
COLORED HENS .
Tomatoes . . .
PL Y M O U T H
T o m a to e s..................... ]
FRESH SALMON
WHOLE.
Hunt's
1st an d W a sh in g to n
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HILLSBORO
P R IC E S F O R T H U R SD A Y , F R ID A Y . S A T U R D A Y
2 for s1.19
Bumble Bee Brand
D ESO TO
W e a r e O P E N E V E N IN G S u n til 8 p. m .
S U N D A Y S from 9 a. m . to 4 p. m .
3 9 c each
Salmon . . .
DEAN GRAHAM MOTORS. Inc
W e w is h to t h a n k o u r
m a n y c u s to m e r s to r th e ir
s u p p o r t th r o u g h o u r
fir s t y e a r .
For Your Convenience—
2 for 75
Granted
At'LTY ,1,
average
R e m e m b e r — W e g la d ly D R A W a n d C U T
U P ANY P O U L T R Y !
GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS
PEACHES
... ......
3
9
POLISH RINGS . . »> 5 5 e
For that quick snack
. . can 10
FRANKFURTERS, large lb- 5 0 c
For that Sunday picnic
Buy 12 and get 1 tree
ARMOUR’S STAR — Have you tried them?
We are going to have an ARMOUR DEMONSTRA­
TOR in our store SATURDAY, Ju ly 31, with
. 2 for 29
FREE FR A N K FU R TER S
F o r th e K ids— B ig o r L ittle !
16c each
WE WOULD LIKE TO BUY YOUR POULTRY fìND EGGS
Phone 2011
HILLSBORO, OREGON
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West Baseline
Limits
P h o n e 38C1