MARCH 7, lOt»
THE HILLSBORO ARGUS—HILLSBORO, OREGON
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by entertaining several of her one half per cent the rate of inter­ half bushel basket and then have
the whole family sit on it for
friends and classmates with a est on state bonds.
To be submitted at the General fear some one will turn it over
party. Games were played and
election of November. 1930, is and see the light," declared Sen-
refreshments served.
the Macpherson amendment for ator Edward Schulmerich, Hillu­
^^MISS ELIZABETH COOKE, Correspondent
cabinet form of government.
boro, in supporting
..
_ 11. B. 411
Steal
Two
Tiret
4
I. passed the senate. The
S. J. R. 16—Is to add two new before it
Two tires were stolen from a sections. 19 and 20, to article 5 bill provides
ides $25.000
$26.000 for use by
Those present were Mesdames G. truck at the Scholls Brick A Tile
SEVEN GIRL SCOUTS PASS
of the constitution. It provides the state chamber of commerce
IN THE TENDERFOOT TEST DePrez, M. Morrissey. William company Saturday evening, ac­ that administrative functions of in advertising Oregon.
VanLum, Martin Herman, Jake cording to Sheriff J. W. Connell.
state are to be exercised by gov­
“There are more natural re­
Cornelias, March 17—The Girl Vanderven, Edgar Sharp. A. S. The locks were broken on the ernor with assistance of nine de­ sources and beauties in Oregon
Scouts held their regular meet­ Hendricks, Jake Vanderzanden, sheds at the Durham quarry,
partments: (1) Agriculture, (2) than California.
Yet look how
—(Spring Opening. Mar. 23-331—
ing in the city hall Saturday with William Dusick and the hostess.
Labor and Industry, (3) Finan­ progressive they are. California
Mrs. A. L. Brock taught the AMENDMENTS COME BE-
Miss Virginia Wight in charge.
cial administration, (4) Com­ receives millions a year from
Girls who took and passed the third and fourth grades of the
FORE OREGON
FOLK merce. (5) Education, (6) Public tourists and hasn't as much to
tenderfoot test were Blanche Cornelius school several days this
works and domain, (7) Health give them as we have,” he con­
Finegan, Helen Godfrey. Dorothy week during the absence of the
and public welfaie. 18) St”te po­ cluded.
(Continue»! from Tnire One)
Cooke, Clara Dcprez, Beth Coch­ teacher, Mrs. Louise Cochrane,
tion of state. It also is to ex­ lice and military affairs, (9) Le­
who has been very ill.
rane and Emmy Lou Headrick.
Salem, March 6—The tunnel
Mrs. M. Morrissey left Friday : tend privilege of loans to Spanish gal affairs. All offices amt com­
missions except governor, secre­ bill introduced by Senator Earl
Mr. and Mrs. J. McNeil and for Portland, where she will spend American. Philippine and Boxer tary of state and state treasurer, Fisher of Washington county was
war veterans serving between
nona, James and Robert, Mr. several days.
Mrs. Herman Thies returned February 14, 1898, and July 4. are to be abolished July 1, 1981, killed in the house after passing
White and daughter, Miss Jean
Representative R.
She 1902; reduce loan limit front and duties transferred to said de­ the senate.
White, of Oak Grove. Helen God­ from Tillamook Tuesday.
Department Frank Peters presented the argu­
spent
several
days
last
week
with
$4000 to $3000; widow or de­ partments by law.
frey and Dorothy Cooke were
of
education
shall
be
in
charge
ments for the bill.
pendent father or mother of any
dinner guests at the Joseph Fine­ her sister, Anne Liepold.
The Multnomah delegation was
Miss Ruth Heuer of Schefflin person who has died (whether in of nine directors to be appointed
gan home Sunday.
by
governor
with
consent
of
sen
­
divided on the matter. Represen­
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Sahnsw spent last week with Mrs, Erwin service or not at time of death) ate.
tative Homer D. Angell, Earl C.
and who has not received loan
and A. L. Brock were called to Sahnow.
If no special election is caused, Bronaugh, Jr., and Wilber Hen­
Mrs. William Hammelman and entitled to, to be made eligible
Hillsboro Friday afternoon to see
all seven of these constitutional derson opposed ihe bill while
Mr. Sahnow’s brother. Bebe, who daughter. Wilma, were in Port- to loan. Also to extend loans to amendments will la? before the Gust Anderson, Barnett 11. Gold­
persons not residents of Oregon
was injured in an explosion in land Thursday.
Mrs. Herman Thies and sons. at time of enlistment or induc­ people at the November election stein, and Neil Malarkey spoke in
the Sahnow garage.
favor of it.
Lester
and Elma, were in Port- tion, who have been bona fide of 1930.
Mrs. Mike Susbauer entertained
S. B. 94 was introduced by
residents for It) years continuouslj-
the members of the Ladies’ Altar land Saturday.
Senator
Fisher to take the place
Salem
—
“
We
won
’
t
get
any
daugh-
prior
to
application
for
loan,
in
­
Mrs.
R.
P.
Shaw
and
society of St. Alexander’s church
of the 1921 tunnel district law
at her home Thursday afternoon. ter, Helen, were Forest Grove terest on such loans to exceed by place hiding our light under a
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. L. G. Wiedewitsch
Portland caller Saturday.
Mrs. J. H. Price and children
of Vernonia spent last week at
the L. G. Wiedewitsch home,
Lowell Mundorff is working
near Valsetz.
Mrs. Charles Newman of Eagle­
creek is visiting at the home of
Try this one on your Ford.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
It was a little Ford coupe, and Kunkle, this week.
five high school boys were packed
Lawrence Brewster is confined
in it. On the back it bore this to his home with the flu.
Merle Richards is home on a
sign, “Packed in tin and always
furlough from the United States
CJ
fresh."
navy and is visiting friends and !
relatives in Cornelius and vi­
Pool Gardner Lbr. Co. is pack- cinity.
95
Mrs. B. Bigsby of Longview,
ing its large shed and warehouse
Wash.,
is
visiting
at
the
home
of
with Lumber, Doors, Windows,
Mr. and Mrs. William Miski-,
Cedar
Shingles,
Composition mins.
Mr». H. tell» us
Shingles, Johns Manville Roof­
Mrs. Charles Kunkle is ser­
ings, Sterling Plaster Board, Sand, iously ill at her home, as the
She is one of the many busy women who depend on Safeway.
Gravel, Cement, Builders’ Hard- result of a stroke of paralysis i
"If the Safeway Man recommends an item” she says, "that’s reas­
ware, “Fuller” Paints, Varnishes, Monday.^ „. „
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surance enough for me—I know I’ll be satisfied with it, because he
Mrs.
Nellie
Ray
of
Willamina,
'
Kalsomines and Brushes; in fact
knows just what I expect and he won’t recommend anything else!”
and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cleve-'
everything for Building, Remod­ land and daughter of Vernonia
Not only that, but Mrs. H. and hundreds of our other customers save
eling and Repairing.
were Sunday visitors at the Cleve-
time—and money too—by selecting ALL their foods in ONE Safeway
I land home in Cornelius.
Store. They know that Safeway prices consistently save on the family
Earl Phelps was a Portland
budget and Safeway quality is always the same.
The modernizing bug is going visitor Sunday.
The Safeway Man is ready to help, too. We know you will enjoy
strong. There are a great num­
Joe Finegan and son, Charles. '
ber of Old Houses that need to be attended the Forest Grove-Beav-
shopping the "Safe Way.”
made into comfortable Homes. It erton basketball game in Beaver­
can be done at a very reason­ ton Friday evening. Charles is
able cost. “Where the shoe fits, a member of the Forest Grove
Team.
wear it.”
Melvin Berguson of Portland
is a guest at the home of his
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Varner are aunt. Mrs. John Johnson, this
modernizing their home on First week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dell and Mr.
street. Mr. Varner is doing the ' and Mrs. William Goodman of St.
Fresh Creamery
Big-K-Patent
work.
Helens spent Sunday visiting
Snider’s
their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Er­
W. N. Hathorn, First and Oak win Sahnow.
14 oz. bottle
49 lb. sk .
lb.
Mrs. O. Oleson of Tacoma is II
•treets, has just put a concrete
visiting this week at the home
basement under his house. The of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
ability of Pool-Gardner Lbr. Co. Charles Miles. Sr.
1 bbl., 4 sk.
roll, 2 lbs......
[j
each
to supply all kinds of building
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Rand and
materials was recognized in both family were visitors in Portland i
Sunday.
instances.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Corl of
Portland were miests at the W.
Employer: “Are you a clock­ R. Cooke home Monday and Tues­
watcher?”
day.
A number of Cornelin’ neon’e 1
Applicant. “No, Sir; I’m a
White Wonder
Best Foods Brand.
attended the operetta wh'^h the ,
whistle-listener.”
Hilhi Glee eluh« nut on Tuesday
Pure White Soap
ALWAYS Dependable in
eveninsr at the Venetian.
Me. and Mrs. J. S. Surer were
“Sow Lime.” Pool - Gardner
Full Weight
Quality—
Lbr. Co. has both agriculture lime Portland viertnr« Saturday.
—(Sprint Opening. Mar. 22-23)—
and Hydrated lime.
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CORNELIUS
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which was declared unconstltu
t tonal by the supreme court on
the grounds that it confiscated
property.
Salem-—Mrs. L. E. Wilkes, of
Hillsboro, drove to Salem Friday
to be present for the last two
session,
days of the ‘ legislative
_‘
She was accompanied by Steve
Cox. also of Hillsboro, Represen-
tative Wilkes returned homo with
them.
A delegation of Hillsboro busi­
ness men attended the state leg­
islature last Thursday.
Mem­
bers of the group were: It. R.
Easter, Dr. C. A. Lamkin, E. J.
Me A tear, Dr. T. L. Perkins. J. M.
Person, W. V. McKinney mid
E. L. Moore. All were particu­
larly interested in the road legis­
lation which was up for consid­
eration.
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Salem, March 6—The 150 miles
of new highway between Port­
land, the Roosevelt Coast Mili­
tary highway and the Pacific
ocean asked in S. J. R. 7, will
not be constructed by permission
of this session of the legislature.
The resolution was killed in the
senate by a vote of 17 to 13.
Senator Earl E. Fisher. Beaver-
a
Butter
$1.79 1
$6.98 1
19c
48c
95C
Show your loyalty by going to
Laurel Friday night.
Aloha
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Harry Sidwell has again re-1
sumed his duties at the Aloha
Two trucks give dependable service station, after an attack of
the flu.
service. Phone 2691.
Mr. and Mrs. Sophus Bonlokke
of Yamhill have been spending a
Certified by Centuries
few days at their home here.
WOOD
Mr. Taylor and family have
moved
from Blanton avenue to
Use it—Nature renews it.
their ranch at Hazeldale.
Frank Weaver and daughter,
Marjorie, of Beaverton, were Sun­
day visitors at the Harry Weav­
er home.
Miss
Virginia
Chamberlain
celebrated her birthday Saturday
Oysters
American Beauty
Full 5-oz. can
2 doz.
Nightmare or
Vacation.. Which?
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Sooner or later adversity over­
takes all of us. We cannot escape
it entirely. When unemployment
or bad crops overtake us, which
will you have—a Nightmare or
a Vacation?
When you own a growing Sav­
ings Account in The Commercial
National bank, you always have
funds for emergencies. You can
smile at adversity and always
take an enforced vacation.
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Open your Savings Account with
us today—it will earn liberal
compound interest.
Smoked Ham
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Eastern Mild Sugar
Cured, whole or half
ham—
1
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Pound -
29c
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Pure Lard
Open kettle rendered
Pure Lard
fl
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Commercial National
Bank
T
2 Pounds - 33C
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Golden, yellow
large fruit
Imperial Sweets
near seedless
Store Number 47
Hillsboro, Oregon
“The Largest Bank in the County”
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Franco American Spaghetti—
3 tins ..........................................................
Large yellow, ripe fruit—
4 lbs. .......................
Del Monte Catsup—
large bottle ...............
45c
Pineapple
Broken Slice. No. 2'2 tins—
8 tins .................................
Hills or M. J. B. Coffe« -
1 lb. tin
Vanilla Compound
«JtJV
A. & L.—Will not bake
out—2 oz. bottle .
45c
Puritan Malt—Hop flav­
ored—No. 3 tin
Mazóla Oil
K «
5
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Mazóla Oil—
Quart tin .......
25c
Malt
Bll
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19c
Coffee
Rolled Oats
9 lb. Bag
59c
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Sperry Pancake Flour—3 lb. Pkg.
Amaízo Butterscotch Syrup-No. 2*/> tin
Corn
I All for
i 48c
Tomatoes
Standard No. 2 tins
3 cans ........................
29c
A. & L. Solid Pack Tomatoes—Vine
ripened—full flavor—
Q/Tz*
No. 2 tins—2 for
Palm Olive Soap—
4 bars .......................
29c
Toilet Tissue
Thrift Toilet Tissue—1000 Sheet
Rolls—Good Quality—
4
Paper—3 rolls ..
..........
Citrus Powder
Large package—
2 Pkgs...........................................
25c
Kippered Snacks
Preserves
Strawberry Preserves
8 lb. Jar .....................
miHmini
LINK
Sausage
58c
Preferred Stock—Norwegian OCx*
Boneless—4 cans
winii»iiHi.'iniitii!iiiiiniii(!niniiiMm!im
utili:
A real value in a durable flint glass in two sizes
Small 9 oz. Tumbler in Carton of 12
for .....................................................................
Pure Pork Breakfast
Sausage
Pound - 30c
Choice cuts from
shoulders, from Safe­
way Quality beef—
Pound -
Where you save on Foodstuffs
4 For 10c
1 Dozen - 25c
Hillsboro, Oregon
SERVICE
Choice Chuck Steak
cut from Prime steer
beef—
Pound
FRANK’S
QUALITY
When you think of Meat you naturally Want the Best.
27c
Phone 2171
That’s Thrift!
HILLSBORO THRIFT STORE
25c
Dill Pickles
Libby, McNeill & Lib­
by’s finest pack; large
size—
49c
33c
Tall 12 oz. Tumblers in Carton of 6—
for ________________________________
Pot Roasts
;
Member Federal Reserve System
Resources More Than $1,000.000
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Grape Fruit
20c
39c
29c
25c
Crystal White Soap—
10 bars .....................................................
Oats
$1.39
Bananas
Thompson’s Seedless—
4 lb Pkg
Campfire Marshmallows,
1 lb. I’kg.—Pkg.................
Standard Pack
Good quality
ldoz. cans
GROCERS
Water Glasses
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35c
H awks production
Marshmallows
Corn, Peas
25c 4 for
25c 4 ibs.
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We carry a full line of BULK
Ol/l
L I Garden Seeds—also packages.
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Fancy Pink
16-oz. can
fMlV Jpi
howaro
Thrift Savings f or Saturday and Monday, Mar. 9th - 11th
Raisins
Soap
Spaghetti
Bananas
Safeway Market Savings for Saturday
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Salmon
43c 2 Cans
3 Cans
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10 Bars
33c
1 Box, 100 bals $3.19
39c
75c
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For your family’s health anti pleasure, you prefer only the best
foods! And these are the foods you find in all the clean, attractive
Thrift stores—foods that all particular housewives prefer.
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1 pt. Jar
1 qt. Jar
Marcii 10-11-12
FOODS YOU PREFER
Laundry Soap
Mayonnaise
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
&
You can Always Save at Safeway
Flour
LnFollett, Cornelius, said of the
1929 legislature.
"This is one of the most con­
structive sessions wc have ever
hud.
Much more has been ac-
.■oinpli'hed than usual and a Inigo
I number of the measures _ have
I.... .. of great importunée," La-
Follett declined. "I have never
I seen so ninny important things
J como before the house ut olio
' Reunion be fore.**
VENETIAN THEATRE
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"You fellows save me loads of time
Catsup
ton, siH-nkliig for the measure
said:
”1 nm speaking for the
human
rights, not the property
rights.
There uro many poor
people in Tillamook county in the
dairy business who need this road
to gel their produce to market."
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Salem, March rt.—"The tax
program is the best legislation
over passed since Oregon was a
state," Representative Charles It.
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We specialize in Young Meats at Right Prices. Our many satisfied
customers prove our success.
Phone 982