THE
Th unni ay, September 8, i*.»32
Cornelius Grocery Stores to
Close Sundays; School Begins
t'ornelius
B< «lnnln« S. pt. >.,lx r
I the grocery store» <•' < •••«•< I"'
owned by I
<i Weidewlt..h, Iler
Ihles, H
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(n.l.«, I
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»•rniird
and It
s.hull« Will Close their doors mi
s.uul.v
Ihls move II»» proven to
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l""l’lr ■J’1’
«,11 give H um - bi. no ■ non " • ">
,,U. where before they hsd no day
d«v to Dilley, where they visited
at the B Hoskins home
Antonetti* and Albert Vmioudrn
hagcii are «pcmling u wirk with
their grnmlinolliiT, Mr- M (¡noss
Fred Giirtze returned I ist week
fr«im Seaside, where he had been
spending it week with Ids parerits,
\|r and Mrs G Goetz*
A few
day» liter hr fell off a truck with
a load of baled hay, hurling his
hack quite severely.
diss Muriel Holt of Hillsboro
mid
Will
Bcdorlhi accompanied
Mrs. Lebt Woo«li and family to
Blaine Sunday. Perry I.albani, who
Illis been visiting in Blaine, rr
Iurned to his home here. Mrs.
Woods has been spending tome
lime «t the Imme of her parents.
Mr. mid Mr* <>. M Burbank, and
family.
Mr mid Mrs (' R Morgan mid
daughters Mi srs I helm.i mid Alice
of Fast Stanwood, \\ ish , were
dinner
gm ts Sunduv of Mr and
Mr
\\
R ( mike.
of rest.
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Frhlay evening “• H ° «l”< U < igm
nf lb«* teacher« who represent the
M | Siimliiy «luml put on
l’rn
I iiii .I
lunch latrr |
gram with a
were
,
Teacher» taking part In It
Mr
Louise Cochrane, Mrs Doro
Moo-
thy Shaw, Mr. ami ........
Mr- I (
Matlie Mann, Hila
berry, the Mi**« ’« &•••••
Curnclius an«l Myra Wehlewitsch I
and Lester Smith. 'They cleared i
MA.
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I «dies’ Ahl society of Ihr M L
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church eoinpllineide.l .luhn Iturbunk
with a party in the . ...nm.mlly
room of the .Imr. h Wed..... ..
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Thm.
present »rrr
honor gue.t nml daughter
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|i>, M. ..limes <1 '1 Hurl’'"1-. 1
Wood, nml daughter l .ul.dlth, Mike
I lender-ill, George llolwlirr, Joe
Siner. I -rl Sindh. I lizabeth blujw.
It Shaw iiml daughter Helene, Joe
< )rcn«’o
Mrs
\
Alim's Sunday j
Pmegnn >ml daughter Hinn. In. I
H< hool
rln,
picnicked Friday nt
<
Mooberry. M
l>
»"■ I hr Wo I'^ iii
w miming pool, west
daughter Muttle. Hubert Coruelm».
of town.
Coehrnn. Herman I hie.-, « >1
Mr «ml Mrs S L. Carlyle had
him Du.lck nml l,,b> dimgjiter,
a j * dinner guri>tN la»t Wednesday
Charle. Selfridge, Hellr I illy,_ r
evening Mr «ml Mr«. “
II \ Rob
(I Sinn nml dnugliter» Dori», •■<"
in»on, Mr and Mrs. I
G Mills
e»., and laurel, t’harle» Latham
mol daughter, Mrs. R Hlatrhford,
•nd John l i.l.
k Un Mlaaea Halen
.11
Foreit (»rove, and M i « s
<»ln.r, Mildred lt.xk and Margaret
I helm« Mill«, dean of women at
C.x.ke, memliers of the Dare To Do
Whitman
college,
Walla Walla,
cl««», »erved a lum hr«»n. Mr». J Wash.
Cochran an*i Mr« Belle Lilly •»
Mrs Mary Bench went to Forrst
stated.
Grove hint Wednesday for a week*»
Mooberry attended
C
Mr«. I
ii*it mid will spend some time in
an diirnni party of Hillsboro high P«»rtlan«l before returning home.
school I clisses from IUI I !•» H>IT at
Mr mi<| Mr* Del Jerne and «on
the home of M i«K ■thru Wiik»« of
ml Mr Jerne’« mother of Spokane,
Hillxboro lurxlny rvrnihg.
ixh , limited Mr». Jerne’» sister,
\ I
Brock and Mr* H F Burdette, ami family a
Mr and Mr-
I
r-
Guinrx«
«•
ami
Mrs
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fix. d • x •» last week while cn route
win Snhimw ami iliugld.r Dolor.'« to Southern < 'aliform«.
for
n
trip
to
left Friday morning
Mr itid Mt-. George D. G nrrntt
where
they
Gateway,
Montana,
ml mmi \ ernon of Portland were
will visit relative!
guests
from Saturday until M<m-
I. Bailey % hit day at the home of Mr«,
Mr ami Mrs I
< 11 rr.it t's
<*<l at Ihr home of Mr- Bailey*» parent», Mr ami Mr
S I < irlxIt
aunt. Mr* W l< Cooke, and fam*
Mr-.
\nn.i B<rix returned Fri-
llv Thurxday afternoon Mr ami d«ix from Seattle, where she spent
Mr< Bailey ’ were on their way to six Week* with relatives.
f .OM Angeles, Cal, from Havre,
•I “ k
Hamel ami Miss Grace
Mont
(•«»odium visited Miss (•midmaii’»
Sent
I
I
f
,
Ml»« Suzanne ltre«l of
sister, Mrs
I rank Hathaway, in
Wash, »pent a few days with the lortliuil s^turd'. mid
Sumli'
It C.»rn«hus family and other rela
Mrs John Kild«»w of Portland
tives herr.
xisited lor parents, Mr and Mrs.
Mi*»«* Caroline Hoffman of Port
Nath m Rose, ami her stater, Mrs
land «.pent the week end at thr Gr«irge Goodman, I ahor Day. Ix.ith-
home of her parent , Mr and Mr- ! r rine Goodmm aceomp.inird her
A Hoffman
Celebrate» Birthday
U C Kcrhn spent list week in
\uthony Gno«* celebrated I hi» Ihr country the guest of his chil
dren,
Mr and Mrs Frank I ichty.
T
giv
birthday Sunday with i dinner
Mr and Mrs. I red II imel came
'
cn in hi1» honor «I hi» home ftio
■
the honor guest, Mr. here Saturday from Oregon City
present were
n
\\ . • • i, . .1 daughtei Hr ha« work only every other week
and Mr*. t
Myrtle und »on George. Mr and at the paper mill.
I ro M uldrii and sori I ngciir of
Mr« A .Schantin, Mr and Mrn A.
Krefxky an<l son1» R •« h « rd mid Ar* I ortland wer«- Saturdav guests of
Mr and Mr- Louie Madden,
thur «nd «laughter Virginia, Mr
imi Mrs Halb Bo r of near
Fr »nk
Brnndaw a and Janet and
Doria, Mr and Mrs Arnold G uom *
ami Junior, llene ami Joyce, M
and Mr* J. Vammdcnh.igcn an
\lbert, \ inn ’»I “nd \nt*mettt. Mt
i’ \ anoudenltagen, Mr* M Crane
and Gcnevievr, I ilward Dcaville
mid Mm 'I Gnoaa an«l France*,
Joe and Frank.
II rnrv IIaase «is
Mr and Mr
itcil relative in North Head, \\ ash ,
¡«st week.
George ami I ester Susbaucr nrr
having their house repainted.
The MI sms Fram < - Gno-s » und
F.s elyn Holaher spent the w eck-
end at R«»ekaway
Mr and Mrs \| <> <>tt and Mr
and Mr», Sam Slayton of Portland
vtaited at the O M Burbank home
Saturday ev ening
I.. Sunday school will
The M
hold a f ood sale September 17 at
the n< w store.
rhe Sumi iv •choo| and « bur* h
board* of th«' M
I
church will
hold a p'»t luck supper I’uesday
ex cuing, September 13, from .5
7 in th«* city park.
Promotion «ml rally day
at the
held September
Sunday «clmol from •i
music
and
special program
featured.
(’. Mooberry,
Mr and Mrs r
Mr% M D Mann, Mtas Mattie Mann,
I nrl Phelps and Lester Smith were
dinner guests Suml-ix at the home
of Mr and Mrs. J. Minn in Port
land. Little Barbara Jean accom
panied Mrs. M. D Mann home.
Mr. and Mrs B B. Irving and
baby soil, Rax Gordon of Roseburg
mid Miss Mary Corl of Portland
spent Saturday Afternoon with Mr.
mid Mrs. W. it. Cook«*. Mrs. Irving
and Mi s Corl arc sisters of Mrs.
Corl.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Finegnn and
small daughter Eleanor and Miss
Lucy Oglesby of Hillsboro were
dinner guests Friday evening of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finegnn and
family, the oecaniim being Miss
Blanche Finegnn*« birthday mini
vertary.
The grade school a I Cornelius
will open September 12 mid also
the high school »Indents from here
attending
Hillsboro
or
Forest
Grove high schools will begin school
on that date.
Rev. IL I). Everett of Portland
visited nt the (>. M Burbank home
Friday morning on his way to Seo-
field.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mooberry
began teaching for the year in the
Hillsboro grade schools Tuesday.
Georg«* Jackson and Mr«. S.
Knepper of I.akoin, Wash., arc
guests of Mr«. L. Kclsy.
Mr«. J. I*’. Mann of Portland ac-
conipnnied .Miss Mattie Mann Mon-
Orenco S. S. Class
I las Picnic Sunday
HILLSBORO
Forest Grove vihited Mr. ami Mrs
I.re Randall Sunday.
M r and Mr
I reel Qunintnm •
and gramldaughter Lucille spent
I nbor
Day
with relative« lira r
Bank«.
VI Bmha and “Kiri" have gone
to the Imp field, mar Newberg
Mr. and Mrs
Richard Stubb«
went to Tacoma to visit over La
Imr Day with their children
Mr. ami Mr- Ben Irving of Rose
burg ami Mrs Irving's histcr, Miss
Mary Corl, of Portland wi re guest
of itrenco friends Saturday.
Mr and Mr«. I « Roy Shaw and
children of Longview, Wash, wrrr
here Sunday
td »on
o f
George Sim
Thursday.
Clatskanie we
E Bauman
Mr. and Mr
of near Scappoose alid Mr« Agnes
Bryant visited in Clark county,
Wu«h , Saturday.
Political Picture
Sunday and Monday
‘•'Ih«*
Dark
Horae,”
Venetian
feature for Sunday and Monday,
adaplrd by two former political
correspondent* from a story by an
anonymous author, said to be it
prominent politic d figure, concern«
the «lif firult irs encountered when
a political party cannot reach an
agreement on it« candidate for
governor and compromise« on a
’’dark horse,” who turn« out to be
difficult to handle because of a
tendency to <l«> the wrong thing
for the op
nt Ihr right moment
posing party. Warren William is
i .died in to manage the candidate’«
campaign and steer him in the
proper < hunnels. The situation is
productive <»f a brand of comedy
rar«* on stage or screen.
Manager Phelps reports that local
women are showing considerable
interest in the Wednesday night
shows, which nrc featured by giv
ing away of beauty creams to adult
women.
ELVA A. HUGHES
W«»rd has been r«*ieixr<l here of
Ihr death of Miss Fix a A. Hughes
at New Lisbon, N. J., on Satur-
day, July 30, after an extended ill-
nes«.
Mi»s Hughes wax the eldest
daughter of tin* late Eugene C.
Hughes .¡rid .Marx Hughe , md was a
former resident of Hiltalmro. Her
father scrvcfl several terms here ns
county clerk. She was a graduut«*
nurse of the Presbyterian hospital
in New York City, «rid held re
sponsible position» in her profession.
I wo years ago she w is appointed
superintendent of the Fairview Tu
berculosis S initoriiim at New Lis
bon, which office she held at the
time of her death.
She is survive«! by her mother,
Mrs
M-jry Hughes of Portland«
and two sisters, Mrs Mar Wrarry
of B«)|s<*, Idaho, and Mrs. Fay
Dresser of Astoria.
Vancouver License
Marriage license was issued last
\\ < <lnes(iay to I ester 1’
Zurcher
• ml \hd.i B. Ihnton of Hillsboro
.it Vancouver, W ash.
I.aw n mow ers, garden tools, hose,
till it at«»r-, WOO<| cutting tools
Ihr Whatnot, 122H Second St lltf
ARGUS,
erption for the teachers will lie
Wharton, Mr «nd Mrs Ray Whar
held in the s< h«»ol house Wednesday
ton and family of Hillsboro, Mr.
evening. '1 Ihr
he committer: Mr».
Mrs. J.,
J-i
and Mrs Alvis Peters nt Huber
Henry
Cypher and
H* De
»Mi
1
and Irene Gardner.
Mrs. < larrm r Meek, Mrs. Clar-
Mr. and Mrs. M G. TonieMtn
Mountnlndale The alashinic
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on
rncr Mays has charge of the pro
the 1 ,J •<! * I '■* dwards
‘
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farm
wus burned visited at the Chris Tschanx home
grain ami Mrs. Torn St igu in and
Scliolta S«x«ral people rninr by Karl Shipley are at the
last Thursday evening. The fire Sunday.
mi*t«kf* Frhlay to tin* Gronrr home Hart hop ranch during
and Mrs. Dayton May« the refresh-
Tontea
Visitors st the N. H
got beyond control and crossed the I
to attend Ihr »ilvrr tea, which 1» harvest.
nienti. All parent» are requested
fire trnil in several places burn-1 home Sunday were Mr and Mr«.
to be hrl«l Friday, September 9,
Guest« at the J. B
Bartlett to b<* j»resent.
ing a few green tree;. Neighbors i N. 11. Foates Jr and family, Mr.
from 2 i». m. until 10 p in. A pro home laut Thursday were Mr. and
P. A (Qualls ami Cass Wil son re and friends assisted in getting the and Mrs. Clark. Mr and Mrs. Cas
gram i» bring prrparrd ami rrfrrnh- Mr«
Herbert A. Herr
I
and two turned home .Monday train Rogue fire checked brfore it did uiuch well and family, Mr. and Mrs.
served. Please don’t daughter« Stella and Ruby of Free river, where they went on a itali -
inrnt« will be
(
S< hulte and sons, Mr. and Mr«. Fox
damage.
f«»rg«’t the trtf wdl silver offer water. Mi»« Stella ha« a position ing trip.
Miss Berta Burch of Portland and family, Mr. an«i Mrs. Mc
benefit
of the work of a» teacher i n the Forest Grove
ing for the
Mrs. J M. ( h i .« , Mrs. Jo Ayers ‘pent several day. of this
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week Dougal, Mr. and Mr«. Steve Flani
Ihr Ladirx’ \.<l
school,
and Walter O’Darii of Portland visiting friends here. Miss Burch gan, Mr. and Mrs. R. II Warren
enjoyed a visit
Thoma« Herd
I
Monday guests were Mr. and wrrr Sunday guests at the home of has accepted a position in a »chool and family, all of Portland.
from Lrwta i James of New York Mrs. William Altaup of Gervata, Mr. Mr. and Mr«. F.<1 Moyer.
at Salem.
The H. J. Mailer. Ed Schlegel,
week.
Mr
James
1«
one «lay l««t
and Mrs. Troy Wood of Salem,
Sunday guest» at the home of
< lover hulling was begun In this «nd W. W. William» families pic
president
of
the
Moure
m*»tatiint
Mr«. Bessie Peterson and turn Mar Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zahl included vicinity this week; also hop pick nicke«! at the Fowles’ picnic grounds
(’ottrrl Magazin«: company.
tin and Mr«. Betty Beck of Bakers Mr arai Mrs. John Webber, Mr. • ing at the Maxwell hop yard.
Sunday.
Mr »nd Mrs. Jc»n Varley of field, Cal, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. and Mrs. Conrad Webber and chil-
Mrs. J. L. VanDomelen enter
Miss Opal Stewart returned to
her ami
I.os Angeles were visitors nt the Bonham joined them for a family dren, Frank Webber
and daughter,I
daughter, tained with a picnic in honor of
Burns Saturday, where she will
Mrs. A.
Lorch, all of Portland, her son Nolan’s 12th birthday an
I
W Crowder home Tuesday on dinner party.
\
again teach
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in the Burns high
their way from .1 visit to Seattle.
Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Med Mr. and Mr». Templeman and niversary. The picnic was held at , school.
The meeting of tlx* Si'holls Wom ford Courtney of Borego, Cal., ar daughter Arlene of Beaverton, Mr. the Fowles* picnic grounds. Nine
The Mountaindale school starts
an’- < lull ha, been postponed from rived at the home of her parents, and Mrs. Davick and »on Benny, teen of Nolan’s friends and school
' September 12, with Miss Sylvia
.seotrmher 13 to Siptrmber
«• * Mr
’r. and Mrs. J. B. Bartlett, for Seattle, Wish.; and Mrs. Meyer mates were present.
Mrs. J. H. Powers, who spent Duyck ns teacher, and the Harrt-
an extended visit. Mr. Courtney and sori Alfred of Connell. Mrs.
the Cliffonl Trask home.
Mi s \ villa Koeber mid friend. i« a delegate to the legion con- Lor« k remained over the week-end. the past two weeks visiting rela son school begins the same d.iy.
I I p H. J B ikrr family held a
Mr. Niti Clark of Seattle, spent lention
------- 1 in Portland.
Miss Sheila Hall of Banks »pent tives in Oakland, Cal., returned
i|x week-end at tlx- H T. Koeber,
reunion at Fowles* picnic grounds
Midway school started Monday Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. borne Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mathiesen Sunday. All members of the fam
.with 31 enrolled and Mrs. Luella P. A. Qualls.
home.
. . , _
tc.icher. The school club
Thr A .L'ickson place, which was \\ j||
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Rogers and and «laughter Margaret retu rned ily were present.
u
organized with Charles Hol- son Melvin of Hillsboro visited Saturday evening from a four days’
rrcrntly pur«’lia»r«l by J. B. Bart-|
I
Mr. and Mrs. R. H Banks of
low, ta bring rrnovnted and tin* < ,Mn as ¡»rrsident; Evelyn Benson, Wednesday at the home of Mrs. visit at Port Townsend, They vis- Wilkesboro moved to West Tim
lion*«’ remodeled and painted.
| vice president; Betty Benson, «cc- P A. Quail«.
ited Mrs.
Mathiesen’s uncle, S. ber Friday, where Harold has em
A picni«’ tlinnrr at Bald Peak r«f »rx: Luciir Carlson, treasurer;
Mr. and Mrs. Sarn Inkley and Eskibon. The trip was made over ployment with a survey crew.
Sunday wa*. enjoyed by Mr. an<L I’.duard Holrom, marshal; John son of Portland visited over the the Hood’s canal
and Olympic
Mr» F. 1
Row«ll, Mr and Mrs. I
ari(j
Lawrence Waibrl, week-end with Mrs. Inkley*« broth mountain road. On the return trip
I
Sutherland, Mr and Mrs. John librarian»; Katherine Kingston, re er, C. D. Meek, and family.
they visited Mrs. Neilsen at Long
Oregon
Sutherland, D Green anti Mr. and porter; Everett Smith and A <1 a
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Davis and view.
Mr* L W. Guihi.
Robinson, for raising flag; Evelyn children Arthur, Patrick and Mar
Miss Ruby
Reynolds returned
Rowell brotner* hav<* reshingied Boleen and Gloria Best, for lower- garet, Miss
Redding, Cal.,
Mildred
Meek
and Wednesday from
Muirs, Improved Elberta«
their large onion house, and Andy j ¡ng flag.
Loren Lydia spent the week-end at where she spent her vacation vis
J. F. KAMNA
Weilar is painting his house.
A picnic to San Salvador beach the beaches, driving from Waldport iting her brother Lester and her
2H miles south of Cornelius
Mi*s Marjorie and Thelma Johan- Sunday included the George Lewel- to Rockaway.
uncle and aunt, Mr. anti Mrs. W.
Phone Forest Grove 1717M
«on and Rovena and Elvira Grow jvrr., Hugh Kelloggs, Mr. anti Mrs
Mr. and Msr. Robert Talmer of S. Reynolds Mrs. George Hauser,
of Camas wa re last week visitors, S||Rrr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tacoma, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and who assisted in the store during
«t thr home of their grarulpar- • Phelps
a n d Lindberg brothers. Mrs Louie Hughson of Beaverton .Mis» Reynold’s absence, returned
ent«, Mr and Mrs. Theo Nissen.
to her home in Portland.
Most of the party went in the called on friends here Monday.
Mr* H iroki Christensen and baby Lindberg truck.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Williams and
The Pythian Sisters will
give
DR. R. J. NICOL
daughter returned from Jones hos
Mr. and Mrs. ( harlie Haynes their first card party of the sea daughters Wanda and Leora spent
have moved to their tract of land son in the K. of P. hall September the week-end visiting relatives in
pital Thursday.
Veterinarian
Mr ___
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Mr«. Victor Boleen and recently purchased from H. T. Mc- 21. After cards there will be an Portland hnd at Oswego lake.
Visitors at the L. H. Peters home
W C Heaton and daughter Doris Cool. T"
erected ¡ service hour of dancing. Everybody in
Telephone 643 and 642
Sunday were Mr. and Mr». Dan
were bench visitors Saturdav and) garage
live in a tent vited.
house I
time.
Sunday.
Miss Eugenie Cypher went to Ennis of Roy, Mr. and Mr». C. E.
Miss Olidrne Coe and Miss Edna’
Mr.
Mrs. Francis Rowell Timber Monday, where she will -
Robinson wrrr Sunday guest» at spent
H «•ri fishing on the teach the intermediate grades in T
I
thr IL T. Hesse home.
Siletz
the Timber school.
Mis« Sue Crandall has been a
Mrs. Orin Fair, Mr. and Mrs.
house guest nt thr 11. L. Flint!
Carl White and »on Ivan spent_____
home an«! w ith them spent the week-.
Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. Joe
end at thr Flint cottage in DeLake. I
Yokurn at Grand Itonde.
H. T. Koeber burned 10 acre«;
J. B. Fair spent Sunday with
of slashing Montiay evening.
his brother, Howard Fair, at La
Mrs. Ada Hanson returned Sat
fayette.
Spend Wisely—Get the best for less at Safeway—
urday from Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moss of
R’lwleigh Brooks of Molalla call-1
and remember, what you get is
Wilkesboro spent Friday at the
r«l at the L. M. Miller home Fri-j
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Qualls.
GUARANTEED
100%
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Jackson
Mr». Charles Fristn and children
North Plains The Parent-Teach anil daughter Lavelle made the
have move«! to Tigard. They have ers’ association held their first Olympian peninsula loop trip over
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Sept. 9-10
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Eliza meeting of the school year Thurs Labor Day.
beth Reed, and son Tom.
Phyllis Christener and
Bessie
day afternoon, Mrs. Effie Jackson
T It e <» w i- elected president in the place Wienecke spent several days with
Kenneth
Koeber a n <1
DEL MONTE
DRIFTED SNOW
Murphy spent several days at the '•f Mrs Roberta Stewart, who is Mr. and Mrs. Zybach in Mountain
brack last week.
moving away. The P. T. A. will dale. Mrs. Zybach is Phyllis’ grand
Several places in thr community hold their first card party «»f the mother.
were nipped by Jack Frost
ln»t
Golden Bantam. “Play
"Home Perfected.” Re
Mr. and Mr6. Wienecke spent
tson at the home of Mrs. Minnie
week.
safe — Shop the Safe
Blake October 13. The public is Sunday evening at the home o f
ceipt tested for all flour
I
Mrs. Esther Hanson and son Don «ordially invited to attend.
A re- Mrs. J. M. Grabel of Hillsboro.
purposes.
OQ
way. No. 2 tins 12c
ald of Portland were visitors it the
49 lb. sack
I Jets Snider home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T IL M«»ore and
•wo boys, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mounce and son Bob, Mrs. Ida
Kays and Miss Anna Kr.itt made
Black pepper, cinnamon, ginger, all spice—2 oz. tin.
i the Mt. Hood loop trip fursj'iy. ■
E. G. Heaton, Cecil Heaton and*
Mrs. Jackson
President Of
P. T. A. Group
r
HAM and COFFEE
DEMONSTRATION
Saturday, September 10
Hot Airway Coffee
Ham Sandwiches
MACMARR STORE
LARD COMPOUND
PURE LARD - -
MUTTON ROAST -
MUTTON STEW -
BEEF ROAST - -
HAMBURGER - -
T-BONE STEAKS
HAMS Our Own Delicious
FOODS
Your local MacMarr Store is the answer to the problems of
FOODS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. Here is to be found-
foods the school child should have—foods that appeal to their
mothers—foods that are offered
AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS!
A Big Supply of Choice Assorted Lunch Meats
Generously filled with figs.
Phone 982
Another nationally advertised item—
for less. Can (25 oz. size)
Graham Crackers. 2 lb. pkg
Blue Ribbon Malt. 3 lb. can
Maid Grahams.
Ask those who use it
RICE
Full cream. Aged just
12lc
Fancy California, whole
grained and extra
clean.
4 Op
4 lbs................... Idt
25c
Fancy sliced -a real bargain. No. 2 tins.
Wax Paper
Rolled Oats
Highway rolls. Keep
t h e kiddies’ lunches
sanitary and
■«
fresh. 6 rolls JL OV
Recommended by lead
ing physicians for the
growing child. OQn
9 lb. bag ........
CANDY BARS Each
2c
Jell Well Dessert. Pkg................5c
Or Flavo Jell—Easily prepared, economical to serve.
(Limit).
SAFEWAY
AIRWAY
FLOUR
COFFEE
There is no better all-
purpose flour regard
less. Guaranteed 100%.
stLb................. 93c
Don't compare this with
‘ordinary” coffee — be
cause it has a real
quality.
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SEASONABLE SAVINGS
GARDEN FRESH
Four varieties to choose from.
DEVILED MEAT. Can ..
49c
they know.
Del Monte Pineapple. 2 cans
CHEESE
2’
2c
Libby’s. An economical item for sandwiches.
SOUP STOCK. 2 lbs................. 15c
Green Peppers. Each
Extra fancy, local. Large and thick meated.
Sweet Potatoes. Lb
Fancy,
smooth, baking size.
Pearl Barley, split green peas, whole green peas or Lentils.
Free Balloons
Quality Meats
with each purchase of 2 packages
JERSEY CORN FLAKES
get a large balloon FREE.
2 package« . ............................
15c
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Soap
Flour
Luna. The best laundry
soap ever offered a t
such a saving.
10 bars .......... ¿¿lU
MacMarr. Milled from
the finest hard wheat
— guaranteed. QQ a
49 lb. sack ..
LETTUCE. 3 heads
SQUASH. Each ............
Free Delivery
Snowflake Crackers
Nationally known for their superior quality.
“Shop the Safeway and Save.”
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2 lb. box .................................................... AtJV
K. C. Baking Powder
10c
Fine, large heads. Fresh and crisp.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR OTHER BARGAINS
Tomato soup—delicious, nutritious, economical.
Also Pep or Rice Krispies.
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Package (regular size) ......................... O
FIG BARS. Lb
Finest quality. Smoth. creamy, wholesome.
3 lbs.i 15c
3 lbs. 25c
- - lb . 5c
- lb . 4c
- lb 6c
3 lbs. 25c
lb . 10c
lb. 1 ß^c
Van Camp's Soup. Can ....
Kellogg's Bran Flakes
Specials for Friday and Saturday, Sept. 9-10
Perfectly b iked
FLOUR
Schilling's Spices Can
PEANUT BUTTER. Lb
Specials for Saturday on
1500 feet south of Newton
station; 1 mile east of Hills
boro. I’hone 26F21.
Play Safe
CORN
We aim to serve and satisfy and spare no
effort to go the limit in either case
F. W. Walch
Mountaindale Slash
l ire Out Control
PEACHES
Low Prices on Quality Meats
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HILLSBORO,
Dnniih variety
Delicious baked or in pies.
5c
Beef Roast and
Pork Roasts
ib. 10c
BOIL BEEF
Eastern Sugar
Cured Bacon
1G*2 c
lb. 7’/2C
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