PAGE TWO MAY 17, I92H. THE HILLSBORO ARGUS T Mrs. F Livermore and Mrs. Myrtle Aloha Group Wil! Verboort Takes a I Livermore of Beaverton. Tony Gass nor and Willard Liver- Present Plav at ! more of Seaside spent several days Win from Duniway last week with relatives in the 1 Mountain Schoo! neighborhood. Tualatin Valley Lea»ue Standing, w 5 4 4 3 4 I 1 0 umn, defeating Beaverton at Fair­ vale. Beaverton was leading I to 0 up to the thin! inning, when Mack for Fairvale hit a home run with two on bases in their half of the third. Each club scored three runs in the balance of the game, Final score, fl to 4. R II E I Fairvale <> 11 !» 4 Beaverton 4 Batterie»—Bradburn, Blum and Hage; Polen and Schmidt. Pct 1000 .800 .800 .600 .400 .200 .200 .000 L 0 I 1 »> 3 4 4 5 | St. Phillips Hazeldale. May 17.—The Aloha dramatic society will present “The Duniway Park Bashful Mr. Bobbs," a 3-act com­ Verboort edy, in the Cooper Mountain school I Garden Home Friday, May 25. The cast include* ---------- Tigard A. C. Helvetia. May 17,—Mrs. IL G. Beaverton Robert Haynes. Jake Bertsch. Jack Johnson, John Carlson, Winnie An­ Luck of Mountaindale entertained Fairvale Home won from th«* trim, Jean Smith. Alice Bloomquist, the Helvetia Ladies' Aid society last Brickyard Garden Brickyard club in a one sided game Thelma Lee, Ruthellyn Hawley. Wednesday. There was a large st­ Francis Sundberg and Elnora Smith. tendance of members and many­ Verboort pulled Duniway Park played at Six Corners. R H E Jack Barron was hit in the eye visitors, Mrs. Luck served an elab­ out of their tie with St. Phillips for li» 23 3 Garden Home with a ball in a baseball game and orate lunch. The next meeting will first place at Verboort. score 2 3 4 Brickyard knocked unconscious. The eye was be at the home of Mrs. Emma to 8. Floyd and Powell; Batteries - R H E badly bruised, but there was no Hofer. June 13. 22 24 I Winters, Schmidt and Spath. his I Verboort Victor Feuerstein moved permanent injury. Duniway 8 I 2 3 last camping outfit to Bull Run The boys and girls of Cooper St. Phillips ha. made five consec­ Batterie» Meeuwsen, Vandacoe- Mountain school entertained their week. The Heller boys and their utive wins, defeating Tigard A. C. mothers Thursday afternoon in crew were fighting fire all day Sun- taring and Darety; Woelert, Ree al Sellwood Park. 14 to 4. Boccia honor of Mother’s Pay. A short day. A stiff east wind caused the Hard. Battari. Enscon and Cenci. for St. Phillips hit a home-run in program of appropriate readings fire to get beyond control. Fairvale broke into the win col- the fourth Inning, scoring one run Mrs. John Wenger and daughters, M iss Anne and songs was given. McLelland of the East City Library Carol and Jean, spent the week-end f Both girls are attending of Portland told some interesting ‘ here. at St. Helens. school thing* about her recent library work Mr. and Mrs. Robert Youngen in the Hawaiian Islands, She then told stories to the boys and girls. and family were visitors at the home The sewing work of the Girls' club of Mr. and Mrs. John Perger of was on display as well as the charts, Bethany Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Dapp and booklets and sample* of school Mrs. A. Heller were guests at the work. There were 22 guest*. home of G. Egger of Laurel Sun­ We have many varieties of Peach Trees in stock; The Hazeldale school children and day. Mr. Egger lived on the God also Royal Anne. Bing. Burbank. Lambert, Black their teacher. Mrs. Holmes, Hiked, fred Berger place many year*. Republican, and Black Tartarian Cherry Trees; and to the Tualatin giver and spent the day on Saturday. other Fruit Trees. Shrubs and Ornamentals Chicken Dinner Cooper Mountain girls defeated The men of .the Christian church COME AND SEE US the Hazeldale girls 53 to 8 in a will give a chicken dinner in the Office and Sales Yard located west of Reedville, at game Wednes- six-inning baseball church basement, W.^u-o st sday, May corner of new Market Road on the Highway day. Margaret Kanpilla was the 23. The service will Bk from 5:30 pitcher for Cooper Mountain and until 7:30. This is tne trie third an- Muriel Douglas for Hazeldale. Paul nual dinner I given by the men's class O'Connor was umpire. and promises I to outdo all others, Grower» of Reliable Nursery Stock The Cooper Mountain school chil­ The dinner will be 50 cents per 4 ♦ dren held a weiner roast Wednesday- plate. Public invited. night in the Leopold woods. The evening was spent in playing games around the bonfire. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McMillan en­ tertained with a card party on Sun­ 4 », day evening. Gene Turney of Portland spent « V ■Tv the week-end with Lawrence Day. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McMillan had y * with them over the week-end Mrs. r ►T R. D. Kelly of The Dalles. Maxine, Jack and Fred Soller of Portland, and Pete Koontz of The Dalles. Helen Mills of Hazeldale and Alice Bloomquist of Cooper Moun- tain, are members of this year's graduating class from Beaverton Graduation exercises high school, It is not what we make, but what we SAVE that spells THRIFT! will be held Friday night, The items listed below are tine examples of the Savings to be made Hazeldale and Cooper Mountain at your Thrift Store. schooIs will close for the season Friday, May­ 25. Those taking the eighth grade exams from Hazeldale are Alice Meinel, Arthur Syverson, Clarence Georgia Lar.ford, and Lloyd. Cooper Mountain pupils tak­ ing the exams are Margaret ani! Olavi Kanpilla, John Motheral and Vivian Cole. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kittrell and guaranteed flour; a tine hard- family of Portland were dinner < I Wheat blend; 49-!t> bag guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. . Grif- fitts on Sunday. Mrs. B. L. Griffitts visited with Fresh ground; yellow or white; relatives in Portland Sunday eve- ning. 9-lb bag Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller visited on Thursday at the home of A. F. Lechtenberg near Vancouver. ■ ■ Pure cow’s milk evaporated; « Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller and ■ « tall tins; 3 cans family spent Sunday in Hillsboro with Mr. and Mrs. Verl Salee. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Syverson had as their guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Sheets of Tigard, Ray Syverson of Longview, Wash., and Mrs. Luck Hostess For Helvetia Aid I altead of him. Cole pitched for Tigard and blew up in the fifth, seven runs being scored before he waa relieved by Reisbeek. R H E St. Phillips 11 13 3 Tigard A. C. j n fl Batteries • Rogers and Miller; Cole, Reisbeek and Pay. mal functions plain »bite cards are pattern In place of pinning it to the material. placed on the napkin:, at |ho left of the cover. llill-lmro Xigu* 81.Ml per year. —o— In pres.^iny mvuihn in fubricN that mark vaNily, »trip» of paper *Hp|»ti< i> ■ A ntontldy inspection will ilo no harm. RADIO TROUBLES Call 1332 or 1676 Or bring your troubles to SAM NOW BROS. GARAGE r Hillsboro Radio & Electric Company G opocn ¿.W ilblrt S ah now 1255 Washington Street 1561-MdinSt. Millsboro,Oregon, $1.89 35c 25c 25c ■ "AFllfAW lAIIK VUilvUy I IUUI |"Ayn VUlli ¡VlUul VI VgUII mil A orco’k"8 Mazola Oil óra H. O. Oats Quick or Regular; the new kind of Oatmeal; 2 pkgs....... Three packages 25c 23c Malted Milk TIRES An Important Position I he position of manager of one of our stores or markets is regarded as one of the most important positions in the entire organization. We fully realize that our future success and prosperity depend upon the manner in which he conducts his store and the sort of service he and his salesmen give to you. For this reason the men in our stores are chosen with exceeding care and given the most intensive training possible to give men in the food distributing business. 35c Thrift Coffee “The Taste Treat”—No expensive tins but highest quality blend— One 47í» Three «¡jJLeV Q7 pound 11“^ pounds fl AIRWAY 29x4.40/21 *62* Delicia; the original meat “Such Tasty Sandwiches”; 2 cans ................................... sa /.;J Z.W^ ;)7M Van Camp’s; medium tins; 6 cans ....................................... You can trust Firestone, built Tires to give extra mileage. Complete service with every tire, no matter how low the price. Trade in your worn tires on a new set. Liberal allowance on your old casings. 5c Hillsboro Garage WALTER BUSCH, Proprietor Phone 391 WE SAVE YOU MONEY AND SERVE YOU BETTE« I ■I 40c ? TOBACCO—Star, Horse Shoe, or Climax, pound-------69c CIGARETTES—All Brands Two packages for------- 25c at Mayonnaise or Relish Spread Pint jar Quart jar 19c great 39c 75c 1 Pound Sunbrite A Sure-clean Cleanser Per can 5c Toilet Soap Assorted, in Box Pickles Bread and Butter Jell Well 19c taste of For Dessert»; 6 Flavors Come in and these delicious pickles 3 Packages 25c New Potatoes New Peas Fancy Texas Garnet» Pods Well Filled 4 Pounds 23c 3 Pounds 39c Bars Soap Chips Quick Naptha Per package 21c fe 35c 5 Grape Fruit Florida Seedless 25c 3 For 25c Safeway Market Offers for Saturday for dish Per 1 For Lunches Libby’s Delicious Cooked 4udV Corned Beef Per pound Sliced Fresh to Order your THRIFT SJORE! Store No. 47 Hillsboro THRIFT Store X No branch of the food Boned and Rolled btniiness responds more readily to scientific methods of operating Whole or Half than docs the meat market. There are so pound many opportunities to No bone to interfere effect economies in cut with slicing, and a very ting and handling mild cure meats that we can anil do make a very nice profit out of what the ordinary meat market wastes. That's another reason why Safeway Buy it in Bulk Markets offer you so much better quality meats for so much less Bring your pails and money. we will fill them ✓ Picnics Xd .. 20c Shoulder Cuts Where you save on Foodstuffs — That’s Thrift! 2DQQT 3 Packages 25c Government Inspected Gold Medal; made from red, ripe To- matoes; a real value; 2 bottles ........................................ found Best Foods Pot Roasts Lux 29c Pct’. Steer Beef ... 5g is I L : Fancy Yellow Clings in Heavy Syrup; No. 2l/s tins; Aff For all fine fabrics; washing too! Large package. Bran Flakes $1.25 kernel Del Monte Peaches These are only a few of the Savings Features 1125 Third St. 6c Corn and Peas 2 cans 16..,« $1.00 Beat Creamery PEANUT BUTTER—In Bulk— Bring Your Jars—2 pounds . . . Wax Paper Catsup dlLl Other jllri priced proportionalrb low 49c IP Kippered Snacks Pork and Beans One quart One gallon Fanning'» 29c Preferred fjtock; fancy tiny Corn or Telephone Peas, in full 1-Ib tins; 3 cans.......................... Butter Buy Cane and Berry Large size, per bottle 25c Luncheon ; 2 rolls .......................... Salad Oil Sugar Del Monte spread ; * Note These Week-end Safeway Values Catsup Ripe Olives 10 íílkJLÜfíLi,. : Sandwich Spread Per can Tree Tea 29x4.40/21 * 35c Lindsay; No. 1 tall tins; 2 cans ................................. Black or Green; quality supreme for icing or serving hot; i /2-R> package .......... $7 Fresh ground, from selected nuts; 2 pounds............................. Thompson’s; Chocolate flavor; /\ 1-tb tin, with shaker........ ......... 29 X 4.40/21 mW1125 SU?} A Ì Disiribution Without Peanut Butter Com Flakes or Post Toasties COURIER — pnopRtrTOAS A Thrift Savings for Saturday and Monday, May 19th and 21st a DO IT / City Market and Grocery THRIFT! 29 X 4.40/21 Telophono 01 _». : OLDFIELD Wo Doliver V---------------------------------- - — 1 ■■ — - », C Motz Brothers Nursery 3-\\ a First Quality Groceries Price» Reasonable Faney place carda aro aidared good tasto exeept day* and special occasiona. Plant Fruit Trees. Shrubs, Evergreens, and Ornamentals FjjÇV, Vaught's Grtx'ery LET Visitors Are Always Welcome brettone -- S 99n Pure Lard ..29c Hillsboro Phone 2171 I