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Fred W o lfo rd )
BANKS The tom ato fields and
garden patches of th is vicuuty are
heavily hit with the tom ato blight
M, Wakasugi a Japanese farm er
near Banks, has hauled away sev
eral truckloads of the dead plants
from his tom ato tie’ds. which were
so promising a tew weeks ago. O th
er growers report sim ilar trouble
Also there is a great scarcity of
cabbage and kale plants as some
insect, probably earwigs, destroy th e
plants as soon as they are through
the ground^
Harvest S tarts
G rain harvesting began in earn -
es! July 5 and by Bunday large
acreages of gram were in shock
O ats promise to be a good crop,
but w heat is not so good.
Mrs. F ran k Eberly. who is in the
Emanuel hospital m Portland, is
reported improving
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hopkins of
Tillamook and Mrs. Caddie H u t
chens of Blaine spent Friday with
Mr and Mrs J J. Hutchens Tliey
visited that mght at the Archie
Thompson home at M ountaindale.
Robert Smith ot Banks and his
sister. Cornelia Sm ith of Los An
geles. visited Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs Jack Schulm erich in
Portland
Mr. and Mrs Eli G rindle and
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wolford and
children Vernon and Ju an ita vis-
company at Chicago Sunday Mr
and Mrs Henry Atlee and Zed and
Mr and M i s W S Atlee drove io
Portland and spent the dav w ..
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bunn and
daughter Beverly Miss Beverly re
turned home with them tor a visit.
John and Ed G ribner went to
Oeeanlake Monday in connection
with their greenery business They
are getting out a carload of green
ery and have men gatheruig it tor
them in various places.
Mrs G race Goff of Cotpus C hris
ti Texas, visited her tuece. Mis.
Charles Pew tie. July 2 She was ac
companied here by Mrs Harold
Glover of Gaston.
Charles Vandenvanden is driving
¡ruck for C. W McPeak
Mr and Mrs Ray Parmley and
children Alvena and Kenneth and
Mis Alice Parmley spent several
days hist week in Portland visit-
¡ng at the Fred Irvin home Tliey
r. uned heme Saturday accom-
pained bv Bruce Irvin, who will vis
it with his grandm other Mrs Alice
Parmley. for a few weeks.
M rs J o h n Heltzel and daughters
Hetty Jane and Norma Jean, of
Portland spent the F ourth with
Mrs H eltzels parents Mr and
Mrs W c. Walker
„ Ray Parmley went to Birkenfeld
Sunday, where he is employed m
a logging camp
Mrs Ellis McGraw and children
oi Vernonia visited her parents Mr >
and Mrs W. G Walker Friday.
Mrs. I H Severance of Oilmont.
Mont . visited from Julv 2 to 5 with
her sister-in-law Miss Silvia Sev
erance Tlie two of them and Mr
and Mrs. - - —
F o u r th '
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H IL L S B O R O
ARGU S.
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
week Mis Woolsey wa.s torinerly a
teaeher at Kieliville
Mis Ashlont und daughter Hilda
Wi nt to tin- eoa .1 ovet Snudai They
e port the roads out and many- de
tom s between Heli. m I G.iubaldl
\ \ 1 I ICS
Pile Baker family la siH'iiding a
week at NeLseott
l it.' Hill Ablaut aint Paul I hid ley
l.unilies. uccoinpaiileit bi a groupm
IneiuLs Iroin lAtrtland. spent the
l-otuili on Gales ('reck
Mr ami Mr-. Price visited her
m other at Pleasant Home Bunday
Sal unlay night old time duiuva
.it I he Aloha grange hall aie be
coming very popular.
Mis M Bays Mrs Jo,. Bush and
Mrs H i ’ Sty uni attended a pic
nic Monday at the home ot Mrs
I* llerson ot H a.eldale The ailair
was given in honor ol Joy Hulel.
queen ol the Happy Day . eele
hiation. by the D aughters o( Union
Veterans. who sponsored her
Want HLUiUll spent the week-end
in Pori land
Little "Chuck K lnam un is at the
eoust for a vacation
Ralph G reener is tqiendlug a lew
days at Tualatin
I The Fourth was enjoyed at the
, Ewer home by about fourty four
relatives and Iriemls. who g ather
ed for a pienle supper Tin- eve
ning wils »pent -hooting fireworks
The D F Almont and Joe Hush
families enjoyed a pienle nt P en
insula [suk Bunday
Tile Wheeler Beattie family spent
Sunday at Columbia park
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M is. Bessie Benefiel and Jo h n Frank" Akers, m PorthLidf^Mr and
Caldwell were m arried July 3 at Mrs John Hartwick spent
the
Vancouver. Wash Mrs. Benefiel is Fourth holidays it Newport
the daughter of the late Perry
BANKS—A picnic supper was
Benefiel and a graduate of Banks given
evening at the Charles
high school. Tlie young couple Seller's Friday
north of Banks, hon
left July 5 for Spokane, where they oring Mr. home,
and Mrs. Sellers and little
will visit the brides sister. Mrs. daughter Mary
Jane who are mov
Agnes Pierce.
ing soon to Iowa Hill south of
Balm Grove Hillsboro Arcadia Hillsboro.
These
present were Mr
park and Molalla were all popular
Mrs w T Sellers. Mr and T W O charm ing dresses sketched for this week
yard of 35-lneh m alerlsl In contrasting color.
places with Banks residents July 4 and
Mrs
Olens.
Mr
and Mrs George
■* will Intrigue sm art young moderns. And their
Quite a few peopie also went on Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs
I ill Dui ami Mall Thl» O rder Blank for P attern»
B
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Sellers
m others and au n ts will welcome the house apron,
private picnics
daughter Jan et Mr. and Mrs. designed
I ASHION III BE IP .
Mr. and Mrs John Kessler and and
for m atrons.
R
A
Cook
and
daughters
P
attv
daughters. Elsie and Geraldine, and Estelle. Mr and Mrs Fred
All th ree are easy to make at home, and any
came home Saturday from Tacoma, Bovee and son Bob. Mr and Mrs one of them would make a valuable, as well as
103 Park Ave., New fo r k City.
where they had been visiting rela Fred Wilcox. Mrs A. C Connant
practical, addition to a well-planned sum m er
tives.
ifnelosed A n d ..........................cent.» Please »end
Dan H artm an AJ Jackson Amos w ardrobe.
Mrs. Dick Wilcox who lives near se
lers.
Virginia
Ambos.
Anna
Ed
n the p attern s listed below at 15 cents per pat
Greenville, is home convalescing and George Schneider. M arjorie
The youthful morning frock, No. 155, can be
from a recent goiter operation p er and 'Viln.a M arr RuthaJeen A nder made In gingham , organdy, or voile. A crossbar
tern :
formed in a Portland hospital Mrs son and Mr and Mrs Charles Sel organdy or cheeked gingham Is preferable for the
E E Nickerson is taking care of lers and daughter.
frock th a t has a flounce In the front. Of course.
her
P uttern num ber:
Mr and Mrs. Dave Barton of If you prefer a plain sk irt, simply leave off the
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kinaua
were
guests
of
Mrs
Bar-
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flounce
R M. Banks were Floyd Banks of ten's brother. Erwin Lippert, and
Yamhill. O tto Banks of Oswego. family of Banks over the Fourth
The dress comes In sizes 14 to 20 and In 32 to
143 ..............
Size . ,
Mr and Mrs. Harold Banks and
Fire Causes Alarm
42. Size 18 needs 4 ■* yards of 35-lnch fabric.
............
son of Troutdale and Mr. and Mrs
Banks residents were called out W ithout the sk irt flounce, size IS calls for only
9S57X ..............
S i z e ............
Ellis Taylor and daughter of east of Friday
evening
bv
the
sounding
of
3% yards of m aterial.
"'
Banks.
tlie fire siren at the Kennedy
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Quilt Pageant July 87
The stre e t dress. No. 143. lovely In a silk print,
garage_
The
call
came
from
thé
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The W ikapi-Nahon camp fire Ferd Hartwick farm, where the comes In sizes II to 19, with corresponding bust
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group set July* 27 as the d a t e roof
of the house was discovered to 29 to 37. Size 15 needs 3% yards of 39-inch ma
for the quilt pageant they are be
terial.
ablaze.
Although
a
strong
wind
City ......................................................................................
preparing Quilts will be on exhibit was blowing the fire was extin
The house apron. No. 9S57z, lends Itself well
in the afternoon from 2 to 4 and guished
by members of the familv to polka-dotted percale or some other cotton. It
s ta te
the pageant will be given in the before much
damage was done
evening at 7:30. A »mall admission
Is designed In four sizes— sm all (34 and 361, me
^Irs
Jo
h
n
Shield
and
son
O
to
W rite your name and addres plainly, giving num
fee will be charged both afternoon of Tillamook spent Saturday night dium (38 and 401, large (42 and 441 and extra
and evening
ber and size of patterns you want Enclose 15 cents
and Sunday with relatives near large (46 and 4S>. Size “ m edium " requires 4 «
Sunday evening guests of Mr. Banks.
In coin for each number, and mail your order to
yards of 35-lnch fabric
and Mrs W L Moore were Mr and
Hillsboro Argus Fashion Bureau, 103 Park Ave
G W. McGraw attended the high
The vestee. pocket and turned-back cuffs need
Mrs Alfred Young and Mr. and way
New York. N Y.
commission meeting in Port- =
Mrs W G. Young and daughter of »and Monday The same dav Mrs
Portland
families
are
invited
This
will
be
Hillsboro, were Sunday guests ofover Friday night N J. G riffen
visited
with
Mrs i g h ^ l S
M r. an d M r s jd e r le Shipley and McGraw
¿ ¿ le y and“
M rs"‘
Ed ‘’m
in th e W ahl picnic grounds,
Mr. and Mrs. N. Berdan.
had charge of the garage during
daughter Dolores o f Pasadena. Portland
wueoes in
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sandy of Ver-
LaMar Sandy, who Is working at th eir absence
Cal., and Miss Cornelia Sm ith of
Virginia Ambos, who makes her nonia came to Banks Saturday eve Mountaindale. visited his home
Los Angeles are spending then- home with M r and Mrs Ì n ning and remained until Sunday folks here Sunday evening He had
vacation with relatives and friends Connant. returned hom e'W ednesday evening Mr. Sandy returned to Just returned from a few days va
if' ^ « ’mniiuyty Tliey arrived from Portland where she had been Vernonia Sunday accompanied by cation at Seaside, having accom
(B y M r* If ( ’ . SivarU)
here Tuesday A family reunion was visiting her m other Mrs H r- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Thompson, panied Mr. and Mrs. Orville Sandy
held Sunday at the A rthur Sm tlh Ambos for a week
H ° who will make th eir home in Ver
Mrs H arriet Woolsey and sister.
and
son
Jack
on
a
trip
there
Alice. u ere Aloha \ ksitors t h i s
home, north of Bank» Cornelia is
yb» Mothers rim .
..
nonia Mr. Thompson will assist
Mr. and Mrs G E Douglas of
th e daughtei of .Mr. and Mrs. C hns R iebenfY W ay a r i e X n A? Mr. Sandy on the Vernonia-St Hel
Ontario.
C
al.
were
guests
at
the
Smith. Mr Shipley is the son of -^T the b u s ln e i m eétlnJ th .
ens mail route. Mrs. Sandy re
WCS ShlFley' iormerlv finished quilting a q u it they h id mained In Banks for a few days.. N Berdan home Saturday Mrs.
Douglas and Mrs B erdan are sis
Dr. M ari Roland of Salem visited dSìcfousatlunchPrw af
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thompson ters They were en route home from
LICENSED EMBAEMEKS
and
two
children
of
M
ountaindale
Sunday with Henderson Sm ith and hostess Next P e e rin g u-f^be wìth
a trip to M ontana and Yellowstone
Sunday- with Mr and Mrs. B. National park.
I ,nd
daughter. Ethel Dr. Roland w as the Mrs A C Wahl whmh
* ” spent
will be W. Armentrout.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
S m ith family physician in K ansas
hv
Mr
and
Mrs
Jeff
Kennedy
and
a picnic supper to
Mr and Mrs F W Sinclair and
34 years ago She is now residing which the members
Phone 953
of the m others Mr and Mrs. Ray- Sinclair, all of daughter. Connie Lou. spent the
: Hillsboro
in Salam.
week-end a t Rockaway, driving
Mariam Tresham. M arian H off
m an and Hazel Benefiel of the K i
el-da-pi Camp Fire group and H ar
riet Klum. E dith and Marcelle Dav
is of the W ikapi-Nahon group left
Sunday to stay a t Camp Adahi
near Glenwood during the session.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A Wilcox and
two children of Banks an d Miss
Viola P arker of Portland spent
Sunday a t Devils I-ake. T aft and
other beaches
Mr. and Mrs A C Wahl and
three sons of Banks and the M.
Schram el family and Mary Evelyn
Gibson of Forest Grove picnicked
a t Lee falls near Che.ry Grove S u n
day.
Mr. and Mr- John Hartwick and
daughter. Joy, . and Mrs. Bella
Hartwick spent Sunday with Mr.
HAT is the platform upon which we built our business. You can
and Mrs. Frank Warfield at Ver
nonia.
Mr«
J r o .r
(¡I.A M S FN
DON'T SLEEP ON LEFT
SIDE — AFFECTS HEART
1
K uuni
|*h«>D«M
lle .lle n c » 2U.’f
(in lc a JUTI
oil light stile t«\ Atllfiik.i «»lit- <1 ' «•
brings out |M)Lsuii.s and ii’hcvcs gu •
pi cssiiig on hv*»i t m i \ oil .sliwp sound -
1\ .ill night Ib llu UniR .stole Ad
Annu
Ilt»ura
W | H | m lu |> m
I 3'» p m tn R (i m
CURRY’S GROCERY
RAND MARKET
A C O M P L E T E F O O D ST O R E
Q u a lity and P rice
S p ecia l» fo r J u ly
lv
Corned Beef
M n rrG
BUXTON Young people ot tlie
grange are rehearsing lor a play,
"l isten io Leon." which will be
•p u sented soon
Mr and Mrs H George ol Wood
land Wash spent I ourih of July
holidays with their daughter. Mrs
Mai caret Cornutt. al Hie Elwood
null
Mrs Esther S tum p visited her
daughters at North 14 luieville last
week
Mis Thor Uroenbeck is home
from Pori land where she has been
ill in a lnv-pital..
Mr. and Mrs l>avid Edwards
|Mmt a few iluvs last week at the
beach.
Shirley White Is reported re-
con ring from u severe Illness.
Ilovd and Lewis Morgan and
Jum Giirvlll and l.eah Gary re- |
turned Saturday from a trip to
la n e county
Mr and Mrs Torn Higgle of
Birkenfeld Mr Robinson of P o rt
land and I-iVi r tte Kilburg of Tlni-
ber visited ut the A II Edwards
home Sunday.
Mrs Grace Drury and Beyerly
Je.uinc and Howard ot Vancouver
4re iisitlng M r, Drury . mother.
Mrs E dith Higgle
n ils community was visited Sun-
day night bv black aphis which
Idled the air and settled oil <very-
lung
Mrs C Vaughn spent last week
In Porthuul
Mi
Jessie TUlnuui returned to
Birkenfeld Friday, where she Is
employed She spent F ourth of July
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13 m ill 14
FLOUR
12c
Lb.
771 •“
Phone
D a lle s.
$ £ .4 9
49-lb . sack
DILLS
10c SOAP
Large.
3 for
W h ite
PORK CHOPS
Roast
Pull size Ii,n rs.
SOAP
14c
Lb.
P e e l’s G ranii lilted
POT ROAST
Blade Cuts.
Pound
19c
10 bars
1 7 ic
Lb.
Eaj rh1.
19c
L arge p k g .
9c
GELATINE
Cottage Butts
Lb.
19c
R ed &
A • -airtoil
3 P re
A loha
ÔC Sewell
D o nelson
T h e r e is N o S u b s t i t u t e f o r
QUALITY
T
prove th a t it has paid by shopping here and seeing the throngs
of discrim inating food buyers in our store. Come in som etim e!
Visits Parents
Zed Atlee arrived Thursday from
Chicago for a visit with his p a r
ents. Mr and Mrs Henry Atlee.
He stepped a t Pendleton en route
here for a visit with his parents-
in-law. His wife rem ained there
for a longer visit. Zed, a former
Banks boy and a graduate of the
local high school, is research en
gineer for th e G eneral Electric
S p e c ia ls fo r F r id a y and S a tu r d a y , J u ly 13 an d 14
SATURDAY SPECIALS
FLOUR
BOILING BEEF
VEAL STEW
COMPOUND
PIG’S FEET
DILL PICKLES 5
Ticklish Tillie says. “Many
a cake Is made for a sweet
cookie."
S H O R T E N IN G
RED ROSE— G uaranteed hard wheat. A
perfect bread m aker. 49-lbs.
BLUE BELL— An all around fam ily
flour, guaranteed. 49-lb. bag
Sunshine K ri spy
lb. box
Lb.
4 lb,
FRANKFURTERS Lb.
SA LM O N H,lf
Lb. °r "hole-
L9c
He
15c
15c
A- -
Hillsboro M eat Co.
THE HOUSE OF CHOICE MEATS
Phone 982
29c
flavors.
JE L L W ELL Assorted
3 pkgs.............
M A C A R O N I ’^ ^ cny-
M A Y O N N A IS E Bulk
Pint
CH EESE
WATCH OUR W INDOWS FOR OTHER SPECIALS
Perfection
Bakery
N»
1 tall
2 EDR
Corn
F °O D f
Oolden Bantam . No. 2 2 K H t
PRODUCTS G r a p e fr u it
No 2 tin
2 KHt
P im ie n to e s
3 CANS
S lic e d B eef
1 » -O Z
glass.
Free Delivery
Beans
Tissue
Waldorf,
5 lb»........ 19c
4ro..s
L IM E R IC K E Y . ,;r ,x 1
40-foot rolls.
W A X P A P E R Earh
...........................
Lace Embossed, 70 count.
N A P K IN S 2 pkgs.
P A P E R P L A T E S 2 91nch
pkgs.
$ J .5 3
17c
2 pkgs.
24c
7c
25c
11c
17c
75c
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BAKER’S ( OC4»ANl'T—
!4-lb. pkg..........................
OVAI.TINE
$1.00 size for only . .
C hinese N o o d les
Porter’s real Chinese
noodles.
25c
2 pk K».
F3EE!
M.J.B.
C o ffe e
H .B.TREE TEA
ORANSE-PthOE
4 -lb . (in
60c
lb.
S p a g h e tti
P ork & B eans
Ritter's.
Hitler's.
19c
tall cans
18C
25c
ASH GROCERY
FREE DELIVERY — PHONE 2001
P u ffed W h ea t
Bar
BAKER'S 4 «»« (IA—
21c
ruchek ’ s s e
K
25c
3 lbs. f r
LUX TOILET SOAP
POST S WHOLE BRAN—
2 pkgs for
I tinner 1!.
L a rg e p k g .
25c
fo r
M argarine
» J 6 3
14c
24c
13c
13c
Small white or
Mexican Red
13 an d 14
LUX FLAKES
Derby brand,
C offee
A irm a il-
Pound , .
3 Ibi.
19c
18c
27c
27c
25c
i tt ii
STRAINER W ITH
C rackers
J u ly
DELMONTE CANNED FOODS
Red S alm on
!i-lb . ran
VEAL RO A ST
But our Cakes a r e
baked for those dis
crim inating people who
dem and the best. Many
varieties daily at the
B a r g a in s fo r F rid a y a n d S a tu r d a y —
S p in a ch
5c
Per
K etch u p
W h o le Clam s
Heinz best quality.
Underwood's
E D ’S M A R K E T
BEEF BOAST
Arm and shoulder cut. Lb.
PICNICS
Sugar cured.
H. D. P unch
Makes a satisfying drink
All flavors.
5c
I’kg.
B u tter
Grade
20c
large bottle
Lb.
FREE DELIVERY
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FITTIC I»
( ummeri lal N a llu n al llaith
It .4 o n t.u h HAS |n c \fiit .
B uxton I oik Pl an
Piny z N ear 1 iiture
with
I 7,
It«* it ovet oO huulille there'M Ho
holiday-, lin e and al I 'ore .1 Grove
Mrs lia ti King amt >dill.tien o t pl.u <• like- home (oi hcuilitu ulmt
H o lla s|M’n t |a l wiak al Hie Hairy peoph ic.dly think of you.
l.aZot( home
Mr, . Marguerite Herzhmg ol Pori -
laud ylsiled Chaldotlc Hulliyull Iasi
week end
HARRISON 0 . HUGGINS.
Mrs Itlioda Watson yi licit h< i
M. o.
dauglilei Mrs l.lly Hove, al Van
iOliver seveial days lust week.
Kye, Far.
ta ml Throul
led Watson o i Portland Is slay
ing wllli J Walt It at In . home
K|H*4tull*t
near here
Wise Additions to Your Wardrobe
ie
w
I'll il r siltiy . .1 illy
In Hie re a r of
Piggy Wiggy Store
QUALITY MEATS
82C
bacon back
14c
BEEF BOIL
S u g ar cu red . Lb.
Pound
P rice» fo r S a tu r d a y , J u ly 14
a - ,
< / 2 C
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