fil E
O Neil and family of Salem »ere
also present, visiting his mother,
Mrs. Lena Coiuelman. and buyluxxt
friends.
Mr and Mrs Harold Aebiseher
an d family spent a few days last
week visiting triends at Newport
Mr and Mrs Carl Schaltenbrand
accompanied a party of friends to
Culler City last week, visiting Devil's
Lake and Hie regatta.
(Ry H. C. Sì vani *
Mr. and Mrs \\ t . Ed> and
ALOHA Mrs Lottie Abbott has
son Donald » ere guests of Mr and
Mrs. \
A \in c e u t m Newbeig
___ .
Aloha io succeed Henry Low ry H ar-
Sunday
Mr and Mrs Eniinert of Port- ry Price has been acting postmaster
land visited former residents of for several months, preceding the
M rs. A b b ott
P o sta l H e a d
A loh a O ffice
L a u r e l F o lk
o n V a c a tio n
Y e llo w s t o n e
z s
H IL L S B O R O
LAUREL Mt and Mrs Adolph
Schm idt Mr and Mrs F. L Brown.
Mis Helen Rutachm ann and Miss
Lillie Brown left Saturday m orn-
mg on a vacation trip to Yellow-
stone National park
Mrs. Viola Veik and four chil
SEL
ARG US.
H IL L S B O R O .
mother. Mrs Overton, and lier s is - .
ter Gladys Overton «formerly a 1
...her at M .ntnuim dale> at Cies-
» ell
Many from Harrison sch«x>l com
munity picnu kod at the home of
Mr an d Mrs 1» A viarrigus
Wanda Williams« at Hanks S u n
day.
Miss Amy Hollenbeck ts spend
ing the week at the beach with
friends
Thursday, August 2, 193 1
OREGON
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YOUNG’S
Funeral 1 Ionic
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Y ou W ou ld n 't G o t o Business
W ith a D irtv z Face
friend Mildred M en who have just
Members of Uie Sherwood-M id-
Mr and Mrs Harry Sitwell are
Hie agreement as now in effect
completed the six-weeks summer dieted Friends Sunday school held spending a few days at Long Beach, guarantee* the grower a mtuimum
school at the University- of Oregon a picnic at Lome s picnic grounds \\ .t.<i
price on tomatoes and melons At
They returned Sunday' b\ wav of July 20 and spent the day swim-
la r i Reichert was m Aloha Sun- present the minimum price that
Florei-.ee and Newport They were mine, canoeing and enjoying the day visiting his wife an.: children tomatoes can be sold to retailers p r
Bruce R Baxter, assistant t»
especially uiterested in the sea lion feast
Hilda Ashford, wlio has been is .<0c for each 20 pound lug The
the president and Da-alt ot the
caves between Yachats and Flor-
Ernes. Lovgrcn oi Scholls and very HI. is unproved
co.-t
of
picking
packing,
furnishing
school
of ivltgion at the Untver-
Gilbert Jack ot Tigard spent Sun-
Mr and Mrs Ernest Lange. Mrs.
ence.
.-dv ot Southern California, has
Mrs Henry H.vase. Mrs E. Hog- .lav afternoon with R aetord Jack. Ed Shields of Portland and Peggy of containers, treiglit. selling and
b e e r , named pi-esidi-nt of W illam
refe and Harold Hiuv-e attended the wlio is working at the H P. S tn ck - S o a rd and K athryn Byrnes were -tam ps Is 30 e per crate This nets
ette university He sueci-axts Dr
guests at
.it a dituier
dinner party-
party at
.it the the grower 13 c for growing 20
Mission Festival .it Sherwood S u n ler home.
Carl
G Doney rtwigned. after
Jce Bush home Sunday
pounds of tomulot-s
day
2a. years of service
Frank Miller and family moved
C S McNav is visiting his sons.
The
minimum
price
to
the
retail
from Wheeler avenue to tile house
B 6 . an W H. McNay.
recently occupied by the Merritt er on melons is $1 25 per crate Warner Baxter to Star
Plan Picnic
family on Vista avenue. I'l-.c M.-r- » h a li nets '.he grower an ay.-i-ag.-
August 19 is the date of th e a n
at Venetian Next W eek
to pay the cost of rent,
returned to Hillsboro
rti,
nual picnic sponsored by th e Laurel
« ritt family __
water, labor and supervision.
i .
Tens«- drama. enaeUxl amid set-
Ladies' club This was decided at
BETHANY - CEDAR M IL L
A
Administration
of
the
agreem
ent
tings
of
ytvid
beauty!
Tills,
adyanee
home of Mrs. birthday dinner was given for Mis» S o u t h
1 J a k o fiU tS
is invested ill a control begird which reports declare, describes "Gnuul
Ruby Meyers last week. Next regu- Dorothy Boy on h e r eighteenth
j J
the minimum prices The 1
".!.'11'!
J1.’. "."'
lar meeting will be August 8 at th e birthday by h e r m other
Mrs
laome of Mrs. Olive Mulloy.
Charles' Boy . Saturday night l’res-
board consists of five members, two «*•?
iin
Miss Irene Stevens, accompanied ent were Miss Margaret Dickman
.lb k Ci-ha-b, c«n.|. Hr,
!’.vin Oregon two from W ashington, ,M-ais '[lie popular W arner Baxter
TL
Carl
by Miss Dorothty
Snyder
Wesley \ i r Larsen.
r.
. w.
t
o* ot Hi3s- t M artin Larsen
i
n
k «> i p
inn
Mrs
MOUNT
AINDALE—Mr
and
Mrs
anu
one
member
at
large,
re
pre-
while
opposite
him
will
be
seen
Mrs K C. Drake and daughter. Evehn. renting the general public. Office of Madge Evans
it.
Ix.n. took MUs
Mias Ina Stevens to Larsen. r ^ L r r O Bill Boie.
Mr
boro,
C^rr J Mr
Mr and
¿id Mrs
Vernonia Monday morning, where Glem C \£ tB iU C a rr Mr. aiid M r^
P ^ ;lkm .on s D are Vkiltin< the board
at
Oregon biuld-
ti
h.
she lias a beauty shop.
Ch*
. *bonor*MLss D 'ro ’hv tile c w CXxison and other fam- ing. Portland Oregon
n o t ic e t o < k > ih t o r s
Laurel baseball fans are weU
‘
’
Biss m th isco m m u m ty Mrs. Drake
Members of the board consist of
lh» <’«»<» Court .J .«,< a ..,.
pleased with their team ’s
to 1
. and Mi>. Dodson were schoolmates Morton fomokins chairm an l>*iv
" for
c.Mim>
Miss Barbara W alters is spend
in South Dakota pnd had not seen M rt “ 1 111
... ' ‘,u rn '?,1,’ ,,, J ■" lh- 't»u»r -« th* r- m r ,.f ja,,,«,
victory oy er Roy Sunday. Raymond
K - we
ing a few days with Mrs. J. Satchel each other for thirty years Thev ¿ )n- . Ores^ lii c Wesley Williams.
__ r pitched
________ a three hit _ game
s .i.r
Meyers
George Tews and Fred Moaner of Beaverton
are very favorably impressed with Roseburg. Oregon; S H Dills. W ap-
s
.. h « * r ,i.rn. .ha, , b * u n j , .
spent Saturday afternoon and Sim-
Mrs F R Cham berlain o f conditions in Oregon The. also -ho, W ashington; H N Hampton.
' i ' l , r a ’.o r '^
day on a fishing tn p to Cottage Olympia. Wash spent last week vui.ed different points m W ash- Hover, W.islmigton; and Roy Hew- ’
an."ha. duly
In
1.« N a m e o f th e S t a i r o f d r a g o n
Grove.
_
. with her sister. Mrs. Jam es W al- ingt >n and California.
ett of Salem. Oregon, who Is a .l.f.ai a. »... i.
,n d each o f y o u a r e h e re b y c o m -
Mr and Mrs. H arry Blmco and ters
Mrs. Dora Nelson returned home member at large H G Hawkins of N "
' h r r . r . r . a ll
h a > I „ u 1
I
.•
d«*.!
.,11.1 t e q u ir w l
to
appear
and
two cluldreii of Portland were S un-
Misg NelUe Larseil and Mrs
with Mrs. William Wall from Fort- Yakima W ashington is m anager of ;
"7,
• w e r th«* c o m p la in t
f lle , l a g a lt t a i yo u
day evening guests a t th e Jo h n TerrlU of Portland visited M
Ht r . dabBth-er, Mrs. q le agreement. He is an experienced i . . . .-«-r « u h
,, .Y,.^, h .-r,*r'", i. »,«, »b,.x,. « .u n tie d c o u r t « m l c a u *e
Mulloy home.
Larsen and family Sunday,
Ju<nvi'si!i^U1rhu
Jand rult ttnd '-S etable man of 20 years
«'”• "'-'-'an ci at ,t,„ u» ir...»
«••
•- i. , - f , . r r th e e x p ir a t io n o f f , « ir wre-k«
B a r,-.
MrAh-a- & i-e n . m ih» s h ,u .
im v i s ^ h e ^ ^ r e ^ . I S r an^
Mr and M rs Peter Wade of Pori- et. visited the Walls Friday and ..xner.encp
’
w in g th e d a te o f th e flr * * t p u h -
Mrs Nelson returned to Portland
.savin«» Bank Buiidimr m Hiii»bon>. i)r> I t - n H o i , . f th i» S u m m o n » , t h e d a te o f
Mrs Harry Cline, of Hillsboro Sun-
v2^,lt€d M- C Larsen and Iajn- with them.
"This agreem ent will assure the «\H1 within »u month-* from date bar»*- t h e i i r u t p u b lic a t io n ,»eing .«n t h e 2 n d
L“
3
• Uy Sunday evening.
• la y
A u g u s t. 1934. a n d i f
f « , | »*,
Ed Dodson of Lo> Angeles, C a l. is consumer of high grade melons and
«*,1 th n i 2 n d d a y o f A u * u « t . 1 9 '!
• • a p p e a r » n d a n » w e r » aid c o m p la in t f o r
M as Phyllis Ricketts and G radon
^ “e y ^ ld of “grain ' ^ ^ ' 8 his
his brot
brother. Charles W. tomatoes at no increase In prices.
I
fK T K H . S . A d m im - i r a l o r o f « « u l w a n t
t h e r c - .f
th c
p la in t if f
w ill
a p p ly
Fisk of Portland w-ere Sunday
‘V L ? “J ‘X s t farm s Dodson, of th t-c o
I*.
H a re . M e A le a r Jk P ete r»
A t t o r - »•« l i r c u i r t f o r th e r e lie f p ra ye » l f o r in
f,*r
I K OF SIIKKIKI"5 S .ll K OX
KOHKl KOSI I1K
the Roy Heineck heim- in Portland. P“rtliuldr.
Mrs Jacob P arr and the Misses C h a rte sBoy
Rev and Mrs Simpson.
Leon Davis and family picnicked
at Balm Grove Sunday in company
wtth Mr and Mrs K enneth Ttllot-
son and two sons of Forest Grove,
and M £ s H G \ mcent and Mrs
Lois Walworth of Hlllsboro.
Mr and M r, Jacob Schm idt Miss
Cora HuUt and W alter Schmidt
visited
Sunday eveuu»«
evening a a t t Bethany
Lsnea ounoay
ith Rev. G raf w _ who has
been ill
.
..
for sometime Later in the eye-
^ L ^ S ^ a ^ h S r t
Betnany church and heard th e
Calvarj’
of sDent
California.
John' W Four
atkuis
“the“week-end
John WMUna pent
W
,
with his au n t and uncle Mr and
Mrs Ernest Guenther, and family.
Larsen
n Mr.
.M re and
n
R Mrs.
i l n h W a alter
nd Lo
rrv n e and
of
cmldren. came
Ralph over
and Sunday
Lorrain from
Corvallis
cam p meeting at Jennings Lodge to
visit Mr. Larsen's m other. Mrs. A.
N M ^ r km eh a Campbell Mr and
Mrs John Mudoy and Miss Thelm a
Mulloy attended th e funeral of
Mrs. Campbell s brother. Albert
______
-Jack,
last ______
week.
T h e 'jo h n Speirtng and Ed Hoff-
m an families Joined Mr. Speinng's
brother and family for a picnic at
Roy Sunday They all attended th e
Laurel-Roy oali game in the a fte r-
noon.
Mr and Mrs. Raleigh Whitmore
and family. Mrs. Whitmore s m other
and sister, Mrs. Edna Haveman
and Mrs Hillie Tykeson. and Amos
Watkms attended the brotherhood
picnic and camp meeting at Jen -
nmgs Bodge Sunday
Mrs. L. A WTiittle and Mrs Rich-
a jd W hittle spent Saturday and
Sunday in Portland visiting Mrs.
Robert Lang and Mrs Mabel Mel
...enin»
Messrs.
CluTstian Endearor rah.^ a i o re n o
R ^ b ^ r i a n cniuvn r .iaa> e e
ec ;
i? 1!.
s ,rOni of
^ i en' ere .h i ' ^ k e r s b £ £ tm g
^ ^
»«e ^
speakera b o ilin g
~ , \n r,,
ML4ses
F ^ h f ? F d n l and "Alma S-u k Airs
Zuibrogg' ac-
^ ni^ ‘eL ii. j e^ F ^ te ? ^ v e U e
m, 5 r i * mmdirs'¡
this
musical
numbers a at t thus
^ . ‘al muslcal numbers a t inis
r a iiv
f Alaska
t e X ^ o f t t e S y t e n a n M,s-'
.
c,rka
Alaska
snoke
ool
at
Sitka.
A
^ska
spoke
sion school
at the Bethany Presbyterian Mis-
s;„.w:-y meeting Wednesday after-
noon a t the church.
Rev H. A. Dickman and family
ire t.ik .r-:a few weeks vacat. n at
^ ^ ^ r r ^ „„a
O r o „t v e the Wismer cottage
at
u ro te .________
R c e d v ille D e p o t
« i i /
r
and
S te w a rt
«
presei
Mesdames
D e lb e r t
F ew les
George :on Tompkins, chairm an of the
Archie board "We have received the fullest
Mrs Ec!,0 WlUls M(?lba and Be[ty
Anne P(X. of Hlllsboro Bruce Brown
and thc honored guests. Mr and
Mrs Hubert Sm ith and son Earl,
Mfs Earl
gave a
birthday dinner Wednesday eve-
nlng ln honor of Mrs Archie Thom p-
'
The-,e present ware ;he M -,,r-
and Mesdames Earl Hollenbeck,
Archie
Sidney_ Oonnol-
*rcuie Thompson.
inom pson. oianey
vonnoi-
Jy
Leonard Thompson
—
and Amy and Helen Hollenbeck.
Several iron, M ounta.ndaie a t-
tended the Pa^t
b oi
of
rao t Chiefs
v n tus tlu
emo
J“1*
th Plains D. Ju an S-s-ers
M rx B e s ,e Ander
son of Hlllsboro. Those attending
from Mountaindale were the Mes-
ua,,!<' J a *1'-'M -‘ h/','-’*‘n T -
ilo l’en‘
beachalw ith llfn e rd s fnbCCk'
Deach with iriends
Several families from this com-
munity attended the Washington
county Farm ers' Union picnic at
Ripplim Waters Sunday Sirs Earl
b o ld io r L um ber of ; tlie
each crate of melons a 7c stam p
The inc, me from these stam ps will
8° t° defray the expense of en-
forcing the agreement.
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C
f i t IVCtlil bCOUtS
Hike Over Trask
‘By Mni- J°hn M. D a v id s o n )
HELVETIA—qrourm-KtPr
w ,- i,™ f .iW
ta i X b
nOpr
¡eff. a,
tpr rh
thp - Pnmwrx' nni,™»
Unlon pk..
, Sunday for an outing on
riy?r_ hiking In by way of Scoggins
yal, y The bovs'on the tn n were
w a ite r Erdman Arnold L e p p l n .
J a ' *c Bauman Henry Bishop and
W alter Hershey Jam es Davidson
was Ul meet the group ln TlUamook
Wednesday with a car
.
Children s picnic and program
" a s held at the grove by the church
.
prize in one
,
L . .
prise birthday party July 25. The
races
___________ Southtern
________
_ Pacific
__
_ ____________
REEDV1LLE—
Mr. _____
and ___
Mrs. __
Jam
es M athiesen group gathered in the new- school
has sold th te ReedviLe depot to in'd'b« "nis H a l i . Niioiai M argaret basmier.: while the band
was prac-
Mike M urphy of Hazeldale. who is and W alter M athiesen wen- Bun- tlclng.
tearing it down for the
lumber dav guests oi Mr. and Mr- Robert
This depot is nearly 65 years old He. tier at Salem
“Love Birds” to Show
and is one of th e last evidences of
Mr and Mrs Joe Baker and chil-
at Venetian This Week
old-tim e railway service.
Iren. Anita and Jote. went to Rock-
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Becker and away for a week s stay Thursday
Love Birds," one of the most
family spent Sunday in Portland
Mrs. J. L. VanDomelen.
Mrs. laughable of tile Sum m erville-Pitts
, 1 ^ Mr an d Mrs. George Rich.
Floyd Raffety, and Mrs. Steve comedies, will be shown Thursday,
Mr and Mrs. H Bear visited th e
Meek attended Pomona grange at Friday and Saturday at the Ven-
A M S kinner home in P ortland Beaverton Wednesday.
etian Slim Summerville and Zasu
Sunday altem oon.
Carl Jensen, who works a t W illa- P itts play the star roles In this
Church services have been dis- mina. spent the week-end a t his roistering film, and the action finds
continued until the second Sunday home here.
them both, bitter enemies, buying
ln September, while Rev. D uncan is
Mr L. Hoyt of Portland spent the same C alifornia ranch through
on his vacation.
thi week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs a swindling Ohio real estate agent
Mr. and Mrs. John Lsaacsen of William Wall
and beginning to squabble over
lar.
Iowa visited M rs P. Lingm an last
There are several grain threshers ow nership as soon as they arrive at
Mr. and Mrs Francis Coolidge. wee|c
a t work in this community a t the property
accompanied by Edward Eg rer of
Friends of Mrs. George McBreen present.
Portland, spent th e week-end along gathered a t her home to commem-
Mrs. J I. N orthrup of Portland
th e beaches.
orate her birthday with a picnic spent the week-end w ith relatives
H. M. Whisnand of Snohonusn. supper Sunday evening
in this vicinity.
Wash., arri.cd a t .he L A W hit-
Mr and Mrs T J Foster. Mrs.
A large crowd attended a charl-
tle home Sunda.. tor a visit. Mrs. Sue L u t s e n and daughter. M arian
van for Mr and Mrs George Stew-
W hisnand and two daughters have j ean and Geneva Imlay attended a rt J r
After refreshm ents were
been visltim tliere for some time. th t i j. o o j. picnic Sundav a t served, the crowd went to the com-
Alden Rosevear, accompanied by
cry stal Lake
munity hall for dancing.
Emil and W.lliam Reidweg of Cor-
Mrs C. Reynolds of Portland vi -
Mr and Mrs Hubert Sm ith and
nehus and Robert Sm ith of Mid- ited q George last week
son Earl, spent S aturday with Mr.
.
. the
v ,_
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— j
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Mrs __
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gheane __ of C
alifornia is and Mrs. Orin Darety of Shady
way. spent,
a — t th
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beach. They report very
luck viAiting Mrs George McBreen.
Brook.
a t deep sea fishing for Chinook
Mr and Mrs F rank Corey and
Mr and Mrs. H. J Churchley
salmon.
spent the week-end at Ocean Park, family visited the M aurer brothers
at Cornelius Sunday A. Crummer
Wash
Mrs Carl Trachsel and th tree of Roy was a Sunday evening vls-
ctnldren spent last week at Rock- itor a t the Corey home,
away.
Miss Marie R affety an d Mrs. R.
Q uality and Price
-------------------------
M. Kines are visiting Mrs. K ines’
*<• 1» h e re b y t f lt « h t h a t b y V ir t u e
v & e v u ti'-n , ifex-ree a n d o r d e r o f » a le
l**»u«d **ut o f th e ( , 'ir e u i. C o u r t o f th e
> « !,• < t t)r»ki>-n, f o r V! « « h iu tfto u C o u n
ty
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w u n w e i.
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hand.
and
John
M e ie r a r e
d e fe nd an ts*
d ir e c t in i t m e to m a k e » «le o f th e p r o p
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in
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th e
f o llo w in g
<!.*»crioed te a ,
p ro p e rty
« itu a te d in
14 « « h in g to n C o u n ty
O re y o n .
t«e wit :
A i l t h a t p a r t o f th e D o n a tio n L a n d
C la im o f l \ M A d a m » a n d w if e , m
f o w n - h ip
I
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t ic u la r ly d e s c rib e d a» fo llo w » , t o - w it .
C o m m e n c in g a t th e N o r t h * m t corner
D - •
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M e r id ia n
and
r u n n in g
th e n c e S o u t h
26.50
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c, i i t a in iu g a b o u t -I a , ree.
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t h e r e f r o m t h e f o l lo w in g
rib e d p r o p e r t y w h ic h h«> b e r e t —
f o r e b ve n re.«*«»tM f i o m
th e I1« m i o f
» « id i i i o i . i a g e . i o - w i t :
I t e g iiif ii n g a t th e Nurthwawt C o « n « r
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2 W«*Ht , . f th e W illa m e t t e M e r id iu n .
and
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th e
B a a e L in e a d iM tu n re ,»f 417 45 fe e t
to a n ir o n p ip e , th e n c e S o u th « ’ I t ’
K h k I u n d p u r a lle l t o t h e W m t lin e
o f » a n t Section a d is t a n c e o f 1U43.I»
fe e t
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p a r a lle l w it h th e ltu » e L in e a d is ta n c e
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W m t lin e o f
« a id S e c tio n 1 , th e n c e N o r t h u
12'
W m t a lo n g
th e
W e » l lin e o f » aid
S e c tio n
1 a d in la n c e o f 1043.6 fe e t
t o th e p la c e *>f b e g in n in g , e x c e p t in g
th e re fro m
th e
r ig h t « o f t h e p u b lic
in a n d to th e W m t 20 fe e t o f th e
a lx 'v e d m « rih e » l p r o p e r t y , w h ic h lie «
w it h in t h e lM>un<1arie« o f t h a t c e r t a in
4 0 -fu o t
ro a d deeded t o
W a s h in g to n
C o u n t y b y dee,I rc< >rded J a n u a r y .1,
1911, in D eed K o o k 91 a t p a g e 40B ,
f o r th e p u r p o s e o f » a t i» f y in g
th e «um
11
Hayward
GROCERY
V A LU E S
August 3, 4 and 6
Blue Bell
49- Ib. bag
$ £ .5 9
Red Rose
49-lb. bag
$ J .6 9
31c
being delivered to you for your use. S a n
itation and cleanliness are outstanding
features of our establishment. Every bot
tle and aJl equipm ent are thoroughly
sterilized and the milk Ls delivered Lo
your door chain and wholesome. Always
use FIR GROVE MILK Phone 4RX1
GRADE
Phone 4RX1
H MILK
F IR G R O V E
DAIRY
Boneless.
Lb.
CHEESE
Tillamook county made
Pound
13c
See one of our big Circulars
for numerous other item»!
KRUCHEK’S
CASH GROCERY
Free Delivery
Phone 2001
PICNIC SANDW ICH BUNS—
Dozen
DANISH APPLE ROLLS—
18c
15c
3 fo r
A f'A
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,
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PERFECTION BAKERY h >
&a w
HERMAN SCIfOl N. *» »Ir Proprietor
T rlrplionr <51
Main Street
5
V i
Sealed
M J B e«»«
ALADDIN
CDi
l-lb.
30c
Old Dutch
m u n
Parked
CLEANSER
2
LIFEBUOY
19c
FLOUR
J $4 .
49-lb.
.59
Sack
Under today’s market.
OATS
Pkg.
TREE TEA—
l-lb. Black
TREE TEA—
l-lb. Green
RAISINS
23c
Kern’».
9c 9
-ib. sack
COCONUT— Southern Style, 14».
40c
H ales and Elbertas
Bushel
.25
Boxes
The same fancy Peaches like
we had last year, only
better.
Pickled.
Place Pour Order» N< m t !
RFAPY NEXT WEEK
Each
49c
19c
29c
25c
10c
19c
SALMON
Del Monte.
c.'.b '
FRESH CORN
18c
3
ib ,
BOILING BEEF
25c
Each
ALBERS
fla pja c k
3
ib .
25c
POT ROAST
Pound
HAMBURGER, lb».
SWEET PICKLES, Pint
f lo u r
For cam ping.
Large
Pkg. ...........
19c
TOM. SOUP
Van Camp’s.
SC
Can
ONIONS
Long, bulk.
ED’S MARKET
PURE LARD
or Shortening
RINSO
Large pkg.
SPAGHETTI
Local, tender.
16C
28c
29c
15c
LA FRANCE FLAKES— 3 pkgs.
H-D KRAUT— 2 1 •> tins. Each
VELVET TISSUE— 1000-sheet. 4 roll.
O e.l
10c
Bottle
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES— Marasca. 2 for
SALAD AID— Pint
SALAD AID— Quart
WESSON OIL
Quick or Regular
9c
63c
49c
CATSUP
DEAL— Mixer and Oil
Triangle
13c
Post'»
4-lb. package.
Seedless.
Each
cans
Bran Flakes
3 lbs.
CAKE FLOUR— Gold Medul. Large
P eaches
4
19c
$4 M
PIGS FEET
2
25c
ib ..
SAturdny, August 4, Features
Safety
Compound
ib .
18 Varieties of BREAD to Choose From!
Friday and Saturday Features — August 3 and 4
Dozen
Shortening.
. aalr
TT Is fir t in FtXJD VALUE I ms ’ uhs »* wt» »use only tlx* fUir»t
fresh milk sugar stilt malt, vv.ust uul flour obtainable u>
priximt* t I m h L building loaf This Ls mir first tiuullty
p re p a re « I b y
W in
N e il» .*n .
a m i r u n n in g
(h e n c e W m t
o n «aid lin e d iv id in g » an , lo t» 80S »9
'•**• • • th e S o u th lin e o f W a s h in g
to n
S tre e t
(h e m e
M at
ab»ng
th e
S ou th lin e o f W a s h in g t o n S tre e t
1«»<4 •
i f fe e t
to th e
p la c e o f l* e g in n in g .
tn> l b e in g k n o w n a n d d m ig tia te « l a»
*r p a r c e l N * 54 o n » a id u n r e -
rdewl p la t o f T o n g u e » A - I.lttr n n .
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x
Phone 771
BEEF
Graham Cracker»
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by Comparison
a«
bar
STEAKS— Sir-
loin or Rib. Lb. X tJ V z
CORNED
PASSING THE TEST
the most rioiri ti-sts tor puntv before
Tender and juicy.
POT ROAST.
8 ( ,
Bread
<
SOAP
Dalles.
FLOUR
2-!b. box
A U R milk and all products m ust pa..,
BEEF
Hillsboro, Oregon
87c
Specials for Friday and Saturday, August 3 and 4
AT THE MARKET
HOME LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS
Telephone 47
de><
"THE BEST TO EAT”
By Mrs. H. P. Strickler)
X
b gir o-er
RAND MARKET
LAUREL RIDGE—With most of
the wheat yielding ten bushels, or
(By Vi»,«n Hud«,n,
less per acre and oats running less
Clara and Ju n e Hunger are Btay-
th a n fifteen, th e yield of seventy mg with th eir au n t Mrs. George
bushels of oats per acre on the Laem erm an. while th eir parents
Treber brothers' farm seems out- Mr and Mrs. R C. Hunger, of
standing Schaltenbrand brothers O rchardale are visiting in Cali-
also had one field of very heavy fom ia.
oats, according to Charles Haynes,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Updike
who threshed for them.
and son K eith visited Mr a n d
Ervin and Elmer Atrops attended Mrs Bert Owens of P ortland Tues-
a wiener roast a t Louies Place on day.
th e T ualatin river Saturday eve-
Otto Hunger of O rchardale and
ning.
Ernest Hudson visited with Tom
The annual mission fest a t St Stevenson a t Saddle M ountain Wed-
P aul’s L utheran church Sunday was nesday
attended by many local people, as
Mr an d Mrs Clarence Updike
well as large numbers from Ore- and son and Mrs. W R Hudson
gon City, Schefflfn. Hillsboro. Port- 1 visited Mrs Bessie Jackson of O r
land. and. various other places. Rev. j f hardale Wednesday evening.
Eichman, deaf and dumb mission-
Mr and Mrs. C. M. Bagstad of
ary from Portland, was present and , Forest Grove and Miss Virginia
dem onstrated the sign language Lou Harkins of Portland visited
Rev Schllstlng of Pasadena. Cal., Bunday a t the W R Hudson home
brother of Ernest Schllstlng spoke
to the congregation, many of whom
Let the advertisem ents help you
were his old neighbors. William make your shopping plans
iMlAJ
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l b . ’ p i a . m i f f h a t e ju d g m e n t a n d de-
re v » d .u d g l tg a n d or» ra c in g t h a t It la t h e
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p ro p e rty
s it u a t e
w it h in
W „ » h h ig ’ .-n
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a n d m o re
p a r t i c u la r ly
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f o l lo w ». t » w it
B e g in n in g a t a |»oint on t h e K o u ih
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W a s h in g t o n
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in
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liv i d in g !.*>( 54 a n d » a» » h ,« » n h y
th e m re c o rd e « , p la t o f T o n g u e » A«L
CURRY’S GROCERY
Laurel Ridge Man
Has Heavy Yield
I I S mhi hut a Io, oi
•<> ’»’in i . who would not think of
noting the da\ tin .haven or utthout i lean hnt'n go to biud-
ne.HN in badly w-un wrlnkliM ,Tot!»«••* Just take a note of this
vourself New suits, mail«* to o rth r from fine stout fabrics, in
fashionable uea\< « aie a real InveMiueiit Older MUlta. eiire-
tulh cleaned and ptvssed by us look praetieullv as gi*xl as new
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Dry, local.
10
19c
In the rear of
Piggy Wl'ggy Store
QUALITY MEATS
STEER BEEF
9c