THE
Thursday, .Iune 21, 1931
Rev. Simpson
Returned for
Church Work
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I.,li I nt I 'in v a lli ■ la I wi rk anil
U,l*. l , - tu l li, ’,1 to Ih r I ‘lir iin i, m ilr .
U lrt, whirl) llirlllilr . till' r h l i r r l i , ..
at Kiniini. U nirci am i M ountain
III,tur w here tin ' puslor lai. re sid
ed lm srv e iu l vrai'.
A dr li -g a ia ut from lltli vicinity
will a i u t a i I h r p loin-ns reunion u t
Hintti- park In lllll.',horn Hiiiiilav
anil will ii.--.lsl w ith Ila- pinipani
< '„iiilllliui Mrrliiu.
Mr:, Iowa Taylor, win, was In
ju red will'll itili' Irli n u r ilav laat
w ir k
b. m a a n lull . ro n d iti,ill Hili'
lives a t th e llom r ol liar »on. Jesse
H uviin
Mi . I-' <’ U 'll lin ld of P ortland
A R G U S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
B <-avcrtoiis W in n in g I in at at P o rtla n d R ose S h o w
Hi,in and Ilia I, f l. Serge fam ily
Of lllIL-boio anti How ard H eld r-|» n t
Jum- 10 at. N etarts bauali
Mrs Viola D cm m ln S andy ami
Mi . I'll, Ima Woll am i two sons "I
H hatnian's nidi «pant J u l i a 13 a t
Ilia Ed Dcmmlii home
Mi
ll.u I < 'lo m w i-Il of S a l I la
G round. W ash . I- al tin- J,--».» Kny-
I d e l holm- helping care for liar aged
I motliei Mi - Iowa T aylor, who Is
III
Mi
U oyd Robinson Of T u m on.
Anzm , v is ite d Ila- p a st wick a t
III,- hom e ol hai Ulialr-. * K ill,
p alil, k. am i lum lly Mrs E llza-
la i h II, lim it was also a g u e s t prior
Io b a tin g lor C a m illa to s |» lid the
sum m er
Mis« I'ow rrs Honored
AI mmi -h» neighbors gave M t.
D a le p o w e r s a
an p rl , p a rly in
honor of her birth d ay Sunday eve
ning
Gim ir Moore ol C o tta g e Grove
was a Sunday guest a t th e Hay
Moore hom e
M r. Em m a lllrk s anil C harles
l-'auw eather of P o rtlan d w e re g u e st,
a l Ilia K irkpatrick home Ju lia 111
lie k c ii
H IL L S B O R O
Queen M a rth a L ehm an
of B eaverton, d a u g h te r
of Mr. a n d Mrs. E rnest
Is 1,m an of B ethany, a n d
PrinG- v.es Alda L ehm an.
L.ubelle W allis, M ary Ja n e
Ju n o r, Je a n Riley, Aline
Bo .well, tK-rievieve Jo h n -
on a n d Betsy Toll, L-on,
who w ent to th e royal
c o u rt of Q ueen B eth of
the P o rtlan d rode festival
T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n In
an e n try w orthy of th e
fin est tra d itio n s of regal
cerenionl'-s. B e a v e r to n 's
flo at was aw arded sec
ond place for cities In
O regon outside of P o rt
land. G en e Brown c a r
ried th e B eaverton b a n
ner, preceding th e float
a n d h igh school b a n d .
E rnest L ehm an fa th e r of
th e queen, w as th e d riv
e r of th e f lo a t.— C ut
.courtesy O regon Jo u rn a l.
Dire, tor
Jark lo w n school d istric t voted a
[»■rial tax ol tan- mill at th e a n
nual in,-ding Montlay rvenliig I.aw-
H-nii l-'lt ken was re-t-lat led d irer
Mrs 1.urlila i'U ut and II T tor W ( ' I P u to n was ab-alt tl t h a ir-
lim s a . d e le g ate .-, U> G l a n d IzM lgr m an. C'harle» Ho , m an
director,
and Itrb rk a li iv.s r u llìi y a l T illa a m i Mrs C liarb » Clurk, clerk.
mook, w rit- guests of honor for a
K rliin rllzrr Nam ed
lim ali pai tv a ita r Inclite m aatuu: ,
John Hrlinii-llzi-r was r,--elected
last W n l l i r alay a v a n n u t
d irec to r a t M ountain Ilona- w hool
Mr am i Mrs lliu rv Halim rltzar. d l s l r l a t im-atlng Roy Ju q u lth was
who retu rn e d ln tlialr Ilo in a H o li elected c h airm a n . W E
p e te r s .;
know Ho when we say such th in g s
day from a wedding Irlp Io n o llill lllraito r. and Mr- Cora II Ego,
we w ant Vu be sure t h a t we a r e n 't
a n i ( »rämin, r iiie rtn lin d a iliarlv n rl clerk No S|»-tlal lax was voted.
too ur, a bout It because In the
Illy hid. S 'h rld t)
luirty wllli laa crauni a n d aaka
I ,,,II Ion., 'll Ilia, k, a p . an- I»-- I
(Inal analysis w<- all know n o th in g
C hris Lu* th« of Brooks Hill took anyhow and w hat's m ore w e ll all
M onday evening
lng dried each day nt th e J o h n
O fficials Named
St hm altzar prune dryer, 'llia y are a load of pulb’L. to ScappooiMi the learn nothing except by sa d ex
o th e r day and when he arrived periences.
A nnual seti, m , I meeting» ui tills lor the Sherw ood pool.
vlalillty M onday evening war, not
A m eeting of t h e Evangelical Imck hom e he discovered th a t two
vary wall a tte n d ed At Ilia M oun B rotherhood was held T uesday e v e of th e pulh ts t.unc back w ith Ir.m
M ind
ta in Hida llstrlrt only Ilia srliool ning a t the M ountain Hom e p a r by riding th*- exhaust pi|>
Is mrd wins present and J,»* HI rat - sonage A special fe atu re of the you those pulletA were only th ree
aliar Is , am a cliulrinaii for the next evening was the m ule q u a rte t from weekA old. but w ell give them
year anil G eorge la-wellyn w a s re- Wit hila Evangelical t hurt'll In P o rt credit for hangln»; on.
alci led director for Ihraa yearn land Mr anti Mrs H arry Helunt-ll-
IIA Z E W A L E W P Brooks was
O th ers are Carl Wolilsi lili ni l i i Zer. newlyweds, trea te d those pres- ’ Verle Hays driver of th e B e th a n y ' re -c lc d e d tle rk . a n d Mr. W alker
ri irrst or am i J Is B en n ett for Clerk e n t to refresh m en ts of Ice cream feed truck tells a bout a k itte n th a t a director for th ree years a t th e
No special lux was voted All w a r a n d cake.
rode to Portlum l a n d re tu rn by
n n iia l
s e ll m l
m eeting M onday
ra n t« liavc been puld a n d a bunk ( W anda I.ytsel has been u t Jones laving on top ol a load of feed. night Tlie HERA project, w hich
hospital for several day» w llh In And th a n w,- talk about d u m b includes a n addition to th e schoo!-
ba ia tile 1« in reserve.
T iiraa patro n s a tte n d ed O roncr fection in th e km-c resulting from aulinuls!
hou. e and a basem ent, was a p
• • •
school basirla» the school board o f a b ru is e
proved by th e taxpayers.
four H arry Reynolds was re-elected
No preaching .services will be
W hat m arie those chickens a n d
Mr a n d M rs H a rry T h o m p sett
as director. Mrs G ladys T rask was heltl a t th e Hahollk M E church the k itte n hang on?
Well they o f Victoria B C . arc spe ldlng th e
n am ed ch airm an , li F II, ase, clerk Munday. Ju n e 24. Sunday school will probably hud ar. Idea th a t It Is w eek w ith M r and Mrs. J. C. S m ith.
ami W G liassa- a d irector for an be held a t 111 o'clock.
b e tte r to stay put th a n to Jum p T hey spent last week in P o rtlan d
suing y, -ui No special ta x was voted
off und get h it by the next m o to r- j a tte n d in g t h e
C a n ad ian Legion
At tlic an n u al srliool m eeting at
1st!
convention.
. . .
Midwuy th ree patro n s ware p n srn tj Hodges Aszertz None
Can Deny Codes’ Value T he only difference In th e rides, Mrs. Faye G re er of S a n F rancisco
beside tins .-»Iiool bourrl. V lrl/a
B o le n w a , elected the naw director.
GHEENHHGHG. N C
W eshotlld w ire th a t th e kitten had a cool h a s spent th e past week w ith her
• .1.1, k K u v u u rd . rlia ln iu in Mrs 1 th in k stra ig h t anti constructively ride while the pullets had a h o t p aren ts. Mr. and M rs C P. Syver-
W G uild, director, anti Mrs F a ith anti rentier u n to NHA the things ride because as a rule th e ex h au st son. Sunday guests a t th e S yver-
son hom e were Mr a n d Mrs. A rnold
c iirlsta n s a n the naw clerk
No th a t belong to NHA am i u nto oilier becom es p re tty warm.
Hyver. '-n a n d lam lly of M ill C ity,
special tax was voted Tin- teachers agencies a n d groups t h e th in g s
• • •
Mr. a n d M rs C larence R obinson
tor tin- ensuing term a rt r ,in th a t belong to th em .'' said L u th er
o th er day I discovered an a n d lam lly of L aurel, a n d Mr.
Allan of Hillsboro. principal, anil li llodgt
general managei of th e old T he m all
order
catalog
from
lU
L
H
)
und
Mrs. C ourtney Syverson a n d
M iss l i a n a S tevens of L aurel, p r i C arolina C otton At W tsilen Mill , to
my, w hat fashions th e folks son Bobble.
th e N orth C arolina-V irginia div i a h n a d d ill
mary.
those
day»!
Capes,
buggies,
M r and Mrs. F ra n k R eed of
MLs.s Evelyn Hesse won the ticket sion of the S o u th e rn T extile asso
a n d h a ts T he ladies had B eaverton visited M rs W A. Jo n es
sale co n test held in connection w ith ciation in ;, »loti hare ' NKA lias surreys,
real
m
o
u
n
tain
s
on
th
e
ir
heads
m
Sunday L ater in the d a y Mrs.
the fa th e r und soli buntpict S a t done more in loss tlia n a year
d a y s and my, w hat m o u n Jo n es was the guest of M r and
urday evening am i received a vase th a n any comparable agency In them
tains! Q uite a few folks have gig Mrs. W. S. Ju n k in a t T igard.
os Ilia prize S A G u tter won th e m ore th a n a decade In fact, more gled
th e custom» of the pa t
fa th e r . |»rlw. a picture of F r a n k has been done untier Hits act ami a n d a th bout
M r and Mrs. R V. M cH enry a n d
e ir modes of tran sp o rta tio n .
lin 1» Itoo-.avalt. for bring the II, a d m in istratio n for both workers
d a u g h te r M ary of P o rtla n d visited
fa th e r present w ith th e most sons. am i Industry th a n has bean a c
B ut let's wait u n til 1964 and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brooks S u n
M ary K ingston. who sp en t sev com plished In u q u a rte r of a c e n
day
e ral weeks a t flank», bus re tu rn , xl tury under any othi r allspices And th en wt-'ll sure be tickled a bout th e
Dale Powers was honored S u n
fashions
th
a
t
we
are
w
earing
now.
to tin - p a r e n t a l h o lin '
most of th is has been dona vol-
day evening a t h e r hom e by a su r-
Iluptlsnial serv in ' waft given M r-, u n 'a rlly by Industry, w ith govern And th e inodes of tra n sp o rta tio n l»i Lse p arty a rra n g e d by M rs. F red
W ilm a H ard Sunday anil Miss Dale m en t advice, asststancc, und su p e r will be relics, • too. • •
C lark and Miss M aud F attee, It be
Powers am t Jack Powers became vision Not only did our own In
Ho a lte r all we a r e n 't m uch wiser ing h e r fifte e n th b irthday.
m em ber» of tile SaliolLs M E. dustry give em ploym ent to an e x
Mr. and M rs G eorge Ib a in of
tra 140.000 w orkers a t a tu n e when th a n our fo refa th ers n i c y rode P, rtlan d . Mr. and Mr-- D an New-
church.
F athers, S otu Ulna
tin y needed It as never before, but around ui a buggy and th e n u su a l
ly cam e back home a n d we travel sham . and Mr a n d M r- W illiam
o n e h u n d re d -th re e tlckr-u were (he average wage Increase, w llh liv a i r o r l>v car .Hal OVer
M anley of H illsboro visited a t th e
.sold for the fa th e r anil son b a n the change In hours, was about 25 people are killed a n n u ally by th e J c S m ith hom e Sunday.
quet ut tin- ch u rch p arlo r S atu rd ay per re lit, m ost of th is being for gas buggy alone.
B om . to M r a n a Mrs. P a t
evening M inor Hesse was to ast- th e lowest isiltl group We a r e
• • •
M urphy. J u n e 18, a boy.
m ufttrr. Program con. Isled of talks proud |o use o u r own Industry as
T h e old tim ers h a d horses to feed
a n d response» by fa th e rs a n d sons an exam ple of NHA rffecllvt lit ss and a few wheels to Krea.se a n d we
S ta g e O perated
and an address by D r Young, liet-ause we know most about it have a k*a.s ta n k to fill and a oil
P o rtla n d -B a n k s stag e is now o p
reading by Mrs F E Howell. poem W hat wc have .- mi a bout our code e a te r tx) feed, let alone th e rubber
can
ba
said,
certain
ly
in
p
a
ri,
for
g by M i
ll
l
i
tires t h a t blow out a n d have to be e ra tin g betw een B uxton and H ills
boro It m akes two trip s daily e x
solo l>y Tom S trati her with music all of tin- codas a n d none c an deny replaced.
cept S undays and holidays, leaving
• • •
by tin- Scholls Graha.stra d u rin g the th e ir v a lu e "
B uxton a t 7:45 a. ni. a n d 12.15
evei Ing
N evertheless they had a nickel or p.
S n ell to Speak
in a n d leaving H illsboro for
Mr;- E V Edw ards a n d »mall
E arl Snell, republican nom inee tw o th a t were ab.M)luielv th e ir own B uxton a t 11 a. ni. a n d 6:15 p ni.
sou am i baby d a u g h te r are a t the
while now days m a t of the nickels
Ell K ingston home several days th is for secretar yof sta te , will be th e belong to th e o th e r fellow.
E ourlh of J u ly . |ie a k '-i a t H ie ill',- r -
week
• • •
Ml . Will Iaivld of E nterprise Is rom m unity celebration a t S h e r
R egardless. I'd h a te to drive a
a house guest of liar »Ister. Mrs wood. according to Dr F. T Ruck
horse urountl again, b u t wc never
H A G o iter, am i lam lly am i with er.
w a s a n u r s i a t tin - 1. W ( ’lo w ,Ir r
Ilo in a W r iln r s tla v a n d M r.. J a n il ta
Naw lu u n ' l a l l t Ilia p o s t w irk tia r a
a n n u llo : berrle».
A SI MMER RECREA TIO N P R O
GRAM EOR TOAVNS IN OREGON
I cII M e A n o th e r - - •
H a z e ld a le E lects
S c h o o l O ffic ia ls
♦ • •
Uy PR . JO H N E. BOVARD
b<-ai. arid D irector <tt P h y s ic a l E d u c a tio n ,
I Diversity of Oregon.
( E d it o r 's N o t e : T h is is t h e f i r s t o f a
•e ri» " ,»f t h r e e a r t ic le * o u t lin in g a tu rn «
rn e r re c re a tio n p r o g r a m
f o r c o m m u n it ie s
of
th e * ta te ,
w r itte n b y
D r.
B o v a rd ,
r ia t io n a lly rw m T iiz tu l an a n a u t h o r it y in
th e fie ld <-f p h y s ic a l e d u c a tio n . T h e n e x t
a r t ic le w d l f o l lo w in a la t e r i u u e . |
Page Three
In a n arid region: a n d th e pecul
iaritie s of population which in tro
duce tra d itio n a l a ttitu d e s or p e
c u lia r custom s.
B ut In laying out a p r o g r a m
of th t‘> kind to,, muc h ernpba.
m u st n o t be placed on these re.,tri, -
tions. S ta n d a rd s ut excellence inu.it
be set. visions m ust be dream ed,
even th o u g h th e full m easure of a c
tivity c an n o t be realized As tim e
goes on. the program will expand
to m eet the ,- stan d ard s. T he fu n c
tion a f te r all Is not how g reat Is
th e program now. but the thing
tor w hich to striv e is the develop
m en t of com m unity spirit, t e a m
work, t h a t ability to work a n d to
play to g eth er
Wlia'. a re the aim s of a sum m er
re cre atio n program ' Home of the e
aim s are quite obvious. We rnu»t
provide a safe place In which to
play. O ur m odern town street, w ith
Its ra p id m oving automooik-s a n J
tra ffic , is no p lat, lo r children to
play, a n d unless provision is m ade
th e town grows up w ithout any
safe place for children.
T h e second function is to decrease
delinquency Everyone know., th a t
w here th ere Is leisure tim e th ere
will be activity of some sort W here
these activities are undirected or
m isdirected, young people som e
tim es get Into difficulties To p ro
vide wholesome activities of th e
rig h t so rt Is the d uty of every
w ell-ordered com m unity.
T h ird , recreatio n planning m eans
building h e a lth fu l recreative o p
p o rtu n itie s for all; n o t Just physi
cal activities, but activities which
give the individual pleasure, a re
m en tally stim ulating, aivd help to
absorb a p a rt of his interest.
F o u rth , to provide wholesome and
am ple com petition for both young
a n d old. T here are few recreation»
w hich are n o t bettered by doing
th e m w ith som eone else, and the
zest of com petition, where th is Is
possible, is one of th e c h a ra c te ris
tics of a good recreation?! »ystem.
Horne of the o th e r functions are
less obvious but a re Just as lm -
p o rta n t F ifth , a recreation pro-
gram can provide for the ed u ca -
tlon o f I t s citizenship through
plays, gam es, d ra m a tic s, a n d m usic,
I t bus been said th a t "E ducation
includes every purposive activity.”
C ertainly It Is tru e th a t education
never ecases. W e are constantly
m aking c o n ta cts w hich enlarge our
vision a n d bring us face to face
with new people and new things.
S ixth, a gf>od pro g ram prom ote
In the la st tw en ty years the
larger cities a n d recently cities of
all classes h ave leisure tim e p ro
gram s o utlined by city a u th o rity .
T he responsibility of th e Individual,
of the fam ily, a n d of th e school
have not been lessened n o r given
up. but th e city lias sim ply d is
covered th a t it m ust play its p a rt
in the grow th a n d developm ent of
the social life of Its citizens. We
provide schools, f i r e protection,
pure water, clean streets, adequate
police protection, a ll of w hich bear
upon th e m a te ria l needs of life.
Why, then. Is It n o t rig h t a n d ju st
th a t a c ertain a m o u n t o f effo rt
should be sp e n t upon th e spiritual,
aesthetic a n d social side of life?
W hy should tow ns n o t build up
w ith pride recre atio n al facilities and
more adequate m eans of enjoym ent?
Why should th ey n o t p lan and
construct as fa st as possible ten n is
courts, sw im m ing pools, ball Helds,
picnic parks, a n d all th e o th er
types of facilities w hich m ake life
more interesting a n d m ore e n jo y
able? A city can be fam ous for th e
cliaracter of its citizenship as well
as lor Its w ater supply, Its beau
tiful lawns, or a s a c en ter lo r
apples, or hops, or wool.
W hen recreation program s a r e
m entioned m any people th in k only
ol the play a n d gam e side, such a»
baseball, o r tennis, or golf, but in
our term s we wish to include all
ol the activities w hich m ake for a
happier citizenship, we w ant to in
clude music, a rt. d ra m a , th e h a n d i-
crafts. a n d all of th e o p portunities
which a lfe c t people w hether young
or old. We w ant our p a rticip a .lo n
In these activities to be ju st as e x
tensive as th e desires a n d capacities
of the citizenship m ay direct.
To w liat extent, th e n , can a town
develop a program of th is sort?
C ertain lim iting facto rs c an n o t be
forgotten, such as th e leadership
which m ay be willing to give of
tim e a n d energy: th e physiographic
conditions—w hat will apply to a
coast tow n does not apply to one
P o u r a b l e activity
Seventh, a well p lanned program
promote», stim u lates, a n d suggests
new leisure tim e activities,
U nder such a re cre atio n al pro-
gram who are to be served? I t Is
- bvloiis th a t no one type of ac-
tivlty will be sa tisfac to ry fo r alk
It Is obvious also t h a t th e po p u la
tion of any tow n Is divided u p Into
v, ry d iffe re n t a n d special groups.
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5c
5c
MUSTARD- -Prepared.
5-oz. jar
Bell Brand.
49-lb. sack
........................
Crown, Drifted Snow or
Fisher’s Blend. 49-lb. sack
$1.49
$1.79
SU G A R
47c
25c
100 lbs.
BROWN.
5 lbs.
$4.68
25c
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
FREE DELIVERY
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday — June 22, 23 and 25
"HAPPY DAYS." HILLSBORO JULY 1, 2, 3. 4 — CELEBRATE HERE!
23c
22c
T U N A F IS H
.................. 1 5 c
B ISCU ITS WHOLEWHEAT. Kellogg's.
21c
W H E A T FLAKES
20c
fA A TQ
ROLLED. K err's. Made from valley oats.
1 ¿5 9_,b ba< ....................................................... 3 9 c
O£TVES LlrKlsay' Medium size °uves-
15c
............
2c
W eek-end
APRICOTS
TOMATOES
Firm , Ripe.
49c
LUG
POUND
MILK
M acM arr. Tall cans.
...................
5c
BANANAS
...............2c
POUND
6
25c
LBS. FOR
Forest Grove G rade A.
Pound ...............................
CERTO
$1.49
Bottle
22c
49-lb. sack
BROWN SUGAR
9 ie
Kingsford Starch
LIPTON TEA
QÛ/»
SALAD OIL
Corn or Gloss. P kg..............
■ Lr
15c
Prem ium Chocolated
WHITE BEANS
25c
B aker’s Va-lb. c ak e..........
Idaho small. 7 lbs.......
RICE
CRACKERS
25c
Superior. 2-lb. box
8 lbs..............................
25c BROKEN
PO ST T O A S T IE S , pk„,.
22c
PORK & B E A N S '¿Ze.“2e:.....................9c
P E A N U T B U T T E R ?„rk;................ 19c
U
M A Y O N N A IS E
SALT
Table
.... 17c
25-lb. sack 49c
Pure vegetable. Quart.
Pints 18c.
Quarts .... ..............
Jersey
4 pkgs.
25c
28c
COFFEE
CORN
FLAKES
8-lb. sack
NRA
W l DO O UK FSKT
FLOUR
Try ice tea today. Va-lb. c a n d ì /
BARGAINS
24c
Pride of the W est.
Golden C. 5 lbs.................... AJtJV
MEAT
BUTTER
1 7C
B etter Jam s and Jellies.
BAKER’S COCOA, »/¡,-lb.............. 12c
R ubbrr Scotty or Duck with
p‘>"nd
These Prices Effective Friday to Monday, June 15 to 18, inclusive
W aterm elon
C hina or crystal w are. Pkg.
65 c
— SATURDAY ONLY —
For Canning.
Pel Monte, Is. 3 cans
49c
Ridiculous Rosie Is all wet
when it comes to literature!
L ighthouse
L ightens housew
ork.
worl
TOMATO JUICE
Best Foods.
Mayonnaise
l/g-gallon 65c.
QUART
25c
15c
25c
lie
h K,MH
W A TERM ELO N S
Catsup
Tuna
Coffee
25c
10 bars
You’re alw ays sure of a full m oney’s
w orth value a t t h e HILI.SBORO
MEAT COMPANY. W e’ve served
Hillsboro citizens fo r years — and
know it’s to our full benefit to m ake
sure th a t our fellow townsm en have
no cause to criticize us. Home cured
m eats and sausage.
SPECIALS for FRIDAY and SATURDAY
COTTAGE HAMS “ 1 8 c
RIBS & BACK BONES » 7 c
SPARE RIBS
Ik. IO C
CRABS
each
SLICED BACON » 2 4 C
each 1<5
DILL PICKLES
BOILING BEEF
lb. 7 c
Meaty
Cooked
Just
In
Baby
Steer
Beef
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR OTHER SPECIALS
Make Our Shop Your Meating Place During the
"Happy Days” Celebration, July 1, 2, 3 and 4
Airway
20c
lbs.............. 59c
Lb.
3
"HAPPY DAYS,” HILLSBORO, JULY 1, 2, 3, 4 — CELEBRATE HERE!
Hillsboro M eat Co.
THE HOUSE OF CHOICE MEATS
Phone 982
Free Delivery