THE
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H IL L S BO KO
Conduct Campaign
between Beaverton and Commerce
high Friday.
Aloha Bakery
Kelu. its from Ct'C
R. L. Snyder, who lias been con
fined to tiie CCC station hospital
Opens Up Shop , discharged
a t D irt Douglas. Utah, has been
due to ill health and
returned to his home Friday
Elect Officers
Leonard F arlow Starts Drug
First civic league meeting of the
seliool was Iv'ld Monday ¡»iieilioon
Store; P. T. A. Meet*
New officers were eiecftvd to fid I
A KG U S .
H IL L S BO K O .
slackness overcome you You will
find a friendly spirit at our church.
We are endeavoring to present to
this community a program, both
musical tout spiritual That Cluast
will be exalted above measure. Tills
Sunday evening will be the scene
of a beautiful illustrated s o n g
service entitled "In the Cruas of
Christ Is Glory
tills will be p re
ceded bv a special musical program
Do you like to delve deeply Into arranged bv the band. Sen vices to
scientific pursuit*? If m ». your lea d start at 7:30. Don't forget the
ing chem ical is phosphorus.
service* this Friday night
Serial No. A
No 16 Your personality a ttracts
Free Method!*! Church
from those leas dynamic and te r n - ; Sunday school, 0 45; preaching.
peram ental who dote on vour vi It; evening services, class meeting.
vacity and really worship you for 7 15, evangelistic services, 8 p m
the ability to do things which n a Subject Sunday morning us ' ll Any
ture made Impossible for them
Man Lack Wisdom Let Him Ask
No 18 You are apt to use snap of chxl Wlu> Uiveth to AU Men
Judgment in making a purchase liberally, and V poraidelh N o i
Found in Jam es. 1. 8."
em usuiieni anil annual church m eet
A nalysis of
Hand Proves
In terestin g
vacancies made by several members
moving away They are June Weeks,
(By H C. SirwrxO
vice-president; Betty Sutton, secre
ALOHA— T h e A l o h a Bakery tary and treasurer. Boyd Phipps,
wluch has bet-n dosed tor a couple yell leader; Marjory Slovick. song
of weeks, is now open again for leader.
b usiness A large Neon sign displays
Enrollment Gains
iU new name. • The Vp and Up " 1 New families moving here from
The R »’¡i.im'.ierlaiii and V live middle west liave added sev
Abbott families spent Sunday at eral new pupils to the enrollment
Yachats.
which Is now 18o
Mr. and Mrs Jack Jarotxson .spent
Opens Drug Store
file week-end visiting points in
Leonard Farlow has opened a
W ashington
new drug store in the H uium gton
Mr. and M rs H arry Sidwell are bunding to be known as "The
spending a few days a t the coast Alolia Phurmacy
He is open ior
Jerome T uttle suffered injuries business with a complete stock of
to lus thum b m tiie football game drugs. Mr Farlow » ill move his
I family h en ' as soon as a suitable
| dw piling can be found.
Home Economics club of the
: Aloha G range met in the grange
1 lvall Wednesday for their quarterly
Miss Mildred Halverson, con
, pot luck dinner. A large number verted Jew. will begin a special
of members and friends were pres revival cam paign Monday at 7:43
ent. Speakers tor the afternoon p m at the Foursquare church
were Mrs. George Palm iter, state The first week of th e campaign
l grange economics clvainnan. and will
be evangelistic messages deal
Mrs. W arren, who spoke on the
I SERA work being done by the ing with the Jews, tlvelr mode of
living
and customs. Miss Halver
“Good T hings to E at’’
women.
son is a talented speaker and you
The
school
is
very
proud
of
its
FREE
will enjoy hearing her messages.
new flag pole, recently installed.
each m 'I V ; cc
DELIVERY
The E. C McElroy family re Spec:.»’.
turned home last week from a committee a fter the meeting was
PH O N E 771
vacation spent near Eugene, visit adjourned
and regret it afterwards, as the old
ing relatives and pickuig hops.
. A large num ber of new books saying goes, the hottest fires cool
P. F. A. lias First Meet
off
the quickest.'
Specials for Fri. - Sat.,
to the school library are be
F irst regular meet mg of the added
Serial No. B
ing catalogued and will be ready
Sept. 28 and 29
Aloha-Huber P. T. A. was held
No 14—You have a very good
circulation October 1.
September 18 in the school house for Fifth
earned enough money understanding of other people. You
with the new officers in charge. to buy a grade
new ball and bat by sell ,i;c very amblttOU* and determiiu-vl
There was a large attendance and ing ice cream bars.
to succeed. You find it rath er hard
a very interesting Drogram was en
Miss Hilda Ashford, wlw has to sacrifice the luxuries of life.
joyed. which Included two selec been very ill in the Good Sam ari
No 17—You show self control and
tions sung by Mrs. Landers, and tan hospital, returned home S u n diplomaey You are verv consider
a very Interesting and instructive day
ate of oUier people You are In
much
improved
Dalles.
talk by Prof E. M. Belles Con
clined to be too free with your
49-lb.
sulting Phsychologist. Arrangements
money.
S tranje Coincidence
have been made by th e P T. A.
Sack
Serial No. C
A jury was being impaneled.
to have a series of six lectures
No. 15—You would always prefer
You are a property owner."
by Prof Belles to be given free to
to
persuade
rather than to coerce
"Yes. sir."
th e public in the church audi
others. Strangers not knowing your
"M arried?"
torium. Dates will be announced.
type, would easily misjudge you.
“Yes. sir. about five years."
Refreshm ents were served by a
Have you formed or expressed They might think tliat you were
Cold storage boxes for rent.— an opinion?'
high-hatting them, as you are very
Not for about five years."—Ex particular about your appearance.
Terminal Ice & Cold Storage Co.
Small white.
No. 18—Y'ou are artistically In
Next door to cannery. Telephone
Say you saw it in tlve Argus.
clined courteous and peaceable; are
3051.
32-3
ambitious, but should not try to
— + outdo yourself.
$1.69
BEANS
■ lu u iie d to Mian J a n e F C u ip iu lii
al Vancouver, W asli . Jam iaiy
i,
18113 Ile Is «urvlved l»y III,. wUlovv
a son. Clam i M iller oi Gleuwinxl
i l l y M r« Itii-lia rU llu i> « « r l
a (laughtcr. Min Ivlua ( lia n i ...
GRCIIARDAI.B A 4-11 clllb meet Condoli, two Miniera, Mia Jose
lug will be held a t 7 p m Friday at p ill ile Cole of Hioi m l.oke, lowa
I'llg r im
H ouse
the scluMillmna)' All members are and Mi S Jenille Mut», of Wa.sh
September
Feast of St. Mich
Iw there
ingtiui. alut a b rotlier, D | | mu
ael and All Angels llouar open all expi'cted to Visit
In I tali
lei <>t H iilin Indie, lowa
• lay to receive gills for liarvest
Bethany Baptist Church
Sunday 11 a in serm on. "A Vital
Q uestion U nansw ered
by Rcy i
A Legvr Fight p m a d d ress by
Rev J K ra ft ot D 'r tla n d has beeii
postponed.
¿5-
Orchardale Club
to Meet Friday
ing witti basket dinner at noon
with annual uuetlng at 3 30 p m
W r welcome von to all services.
' The church with a family spirit. '
R 1. Putnam , pastor
home Young people's open house
in the afternoon to hear football
broodeost Septem ber 30 Festival ot
Harvest Home A thanksgiving for
Hie sale return ot tlg> year's h a r
vest 11 tciiUToiiouiy 26 l-l:»i At
the 10 30 o'clock cliapcl service.
Pastor Henry S Haller will spruk
on "Bringing In (he Sheaves.' ami
al tJie 7 30 evening service on
Flowing With Milk and Honey
Young IVople's meetings as an
iioiuiccd Pilgrim Guild each T hins
dav at '.' p ill Wolf Cutis Tuesday s
Methodist Episcopal Church
at 4 Service iircpuruiory to Hie
C hurch school. 0 45. Muss Rose Holy Communion IX tobcr !> Cele-
Cave, superintendent. divine wor brat Hi of Communion Uctobcr 7
ship. 11. ' rive He-Discovery of
God E pw orth League 6 30. ev an T ualatin P lains P resb y terian C hurch
gelistic services. 7 30 We invite you
Sunday seliool, 111: 15 a. in.; inorn-
to join ius m thus service ol song
.a-rvlce 11, sermon by Dr A
and sermon. Here us a service with t m.;
arra
k Chri.,1 tan Endeavor meets
earnestness and spirit You will ai 8 o'clock
evening l e a d
find here a fellowship and a re er. Wesley Sunday
Buteitelder; t o p i c ,
ligions atm osphere th at is greatly Worthwhile Alms
for the Y ear"
needed today Join ius and you will
profit by this meeting
We specialize In quality Job p rin t
ing Argus.
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FLOUR
Thursday, September 27. I'.iai
OKKOON
Mr and Mi George Hunger are
111 U tah wlwre they are visiting lor
alsmt two weeks liny are visiting
Mrs H ungers parents, Mr and
Mrs J Guvmon
Plan Nhowvr
A m iscellaneous sh o w er Ls being
p lanned tor Mrs W illis llla tt iB er-
th a la e m e rm a n i (oniw rly of Hay
wal'd a n d will Is- held al tile home
ot her aunt M is Ra h a r d Hunger,
ai 2 30 p m Wedmvsitay
Mr and Mrs J It H ayden lett
SepU'inls'i 18 to s|s'iul a lew days
with Mis Hayden's isirent.s,
and Mi" T ilden al Blwi alan
( I k ill NCI VIII I I It
l'G R F S T G ltlW F Funeral se rv
ices tor C larence Miller. 64 G len
wissi resident who died T hursday
at Salem , were c o m h a te d Bunday
(rom tiie Forest G rove U ndertaking
I'omiMiiv elui|S'l Intel nielli was al
the G ales Creek ccm clctv Mi M il
ler was l i n n Julv 27. 1870, at
In rear of I’iggly Wiggly Store
Lord's Day church school. 9 45
a m Promotion Day with .special
program and presentation of certif
icates A playlet is being pre.senuxi
and directed by Mrs P utnam Rai
iy Day October 14 Morning wor-
slilp 11 Special music Sermon
"The Holy Spirit and Ills Relation
to a Christian." ch rtstu u i Endmv-
or 6:30 p m. iNote the eluuige uf
tin«"
Junior. Interm ediate and,
Young People Evening worship
7 3D Song service assisted by t h e 1
young
people's choir
Sermon:
"Gamaliel s Wise Counsel " Monday,
7:45 p. m practical workers' class
Tuesday 7 30 p n i . board meetiug.
Every officer urgi-d to attend W ed
nesday 7 30 p m . conference of all
church school workers. Thursday
7 30 p m . Yoiuig People's Mission
ary Circle Lord's Dav. October 7
Fri. - Sat. - M on.
FLOUR
Blue Hell.
ll.irdwlieat, gouriuilred
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J.
Bag
D l i ' L uudls'ig ot Yam hill i.prut
Thursday and Friday »U h I'ete
P arson aia l family.
E D ’S M A R K E T
Christian Church
Mr
GROCERIES
RED ROSE
Au all purpose flour,
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PIC N IC S
C O FFEE
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BEEF
S te e r .
P E A N U T BU TTER
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19c
TISSUE
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26c
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S h an k lets.
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49-lb. bag
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SO A P
W onder
10 bar*
KRUCHEKS’
HASH GROCERY
Krrr Ih-Iivcry
FREE DELIVERY
27c
I’ll mir 2001
4 a........ 17c
Serial No. D
J u st th e Bread
PRUNES
fo r School Lunches
1934 crop.
3 a.
No. 15—Your memory is excellent
on some subjects and very poor on
others. You have a touch of genius,
but sometimes it shows itself hi ir
ritability rath er than accom plish
ment.
No. 17—You are generous by n a
ture Sometimes you are too much
so. as people wilt impose on your
generosity. You are rath e r o u t
spoken. which may sometime cause
you to lose a good friend.
The pure phosphorus type people
are very frail with very small necks
and the head appears to be large.
19c
Corn Flakes
Kellogg's or Post Toasties
CHURCHES
3 pkg......... 25c
SOAP
S C H O E N ’S
BREAD
pL L'FFY . wholesome, good tasting, our bread keeps fresh in
kiddies sandwiches, an d is easily digested A big rye, whole
wheat, white, or raisin loaf—or sliced—all at fair prices. G et
it today and every day!
Liberty White.
19c
10 bars ...
Christian Science Society
Services are held every Sunday
at 11 a. m.; Wednesday evening
services a t 8 o'clock: Sunday school
at 11 a. m. Pupils up to the age
of 30 years are welcomed Sunday's i
topic. Reality.-'
"
German M. E. Church. Bethany
On G ermantown road. Sunday
school every Sunday. 10 a m.; O er- j
man service. 11 a. m.. first a n d
third Sundays; English service. 11
a. m.. second and fourth Sundays
—E. Julius Tragllo, pastor.
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Our pastries will make those school lunches just right.
PUMPKIN
Red & White.
PERFECTION BAKERY
HERMAN SCHOEN
Banks M. E. Church
Sunday school every Sunday, 9:45
a. m.. Mrs. H. Jensen, superintend
ent. Preaching services by Ellsworth
Tilton, pastor, every Sunday eve
ning. 8 o'clock. Ladles' Aid meets
first and third Wednesdays a t 2
Prop
WE BAKE ALL OUR OWN GOODS
£2e 2i4.can'. 10c
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D A IL Y
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Telephone 151
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ioc
15c
TOILET TISSUE—
1000-sheet rolls.
4 f„, 15c
3 p'i. 19c
STARCH—Calumet.
Corn or Gloss.
NAPTHA SOAP—
Full pound bars.
for
?r
28c
53c
H alf
G allon
H O M IN Y —
large
25c
22u X. 19c
Van Camp’s.
K R A U T — N ew
York, fancy.
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WAX PAPER—
125-foot rolls. Each
Potatoes
FANCY RICE—
Long grain.
Cauliflowei
4C
large
New Carrots 3 bunches
5c
Egg Plant E s r.T ... 4C
lbs.
LIGHT GLOBES—30 and 60
watt. Gen. Electric. Each
SUNTEX
J larg e
The better bleach.» bottle*
PEANUT BUTTER—
Fresh and tasty. Pound
BLACK PEPPER—
Reg. 15c. 4-oz. can
BISCUIT FLOUR—Reg. 35c.
Makes 80 biscuits. Pkg.
JELL WELL—
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1
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1
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Sugar
O
Golden C.
5 ,b..
3 lbs. 59c.
25c
Powdered, 3 lb*.
19c
Lb. ...
MILK—Armour’s
or Mt. Vernon.
dessert.
BROWN
43c
COFFEE—F airway blend.
19c
6 pk... 25c
inexpensive
2
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tall
» can*
K. C. BAKING POWDER—
50c size. 29c.
25c size
BU TTER — Grade A.
Carlton or Forest Grove. Lb.
20c
23c
18c
30c
Spinach
Raisins
Walla Walla, fancy
A superior pack of
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Fancy.
Seedless.
2 c ': x
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P m.
tf
Episcopal Church
Lay service by S W Melhuish.
and Sunday school a t 9:45.
B aptist Church
Beginning Monday 7:45 Septem
ber 30 and each night, lasting over
to Sunday night following, you are
asked to hear and challenge the
speaker, whose statem ent appears
here A. T Robinson, sometime
Stew ardship Specialist of the Board
of Missionary Co-operation of the
N orthern B aptist Convention says:
"Our present system of financing
God s business in the earth is false,
futile and w ithout w arrant In the
Word of God The fact is God nev
er designed th at his people should
carry such a burden. He financed
it Himself in a way th a t is simple,
self-acting, self-adjusting, abund
antly adequate to th e end of time
and th a t costs no man a penny
T h at statem ent is highly im portant
if tru e Regular services next S un
day.
All Saints' Mission
Sunday. Septem ber 30, lay service 1 1
by Mr V W. G ardner; Sunday
school. 9:45 a m.; evensong led
by Young People's Fellowship; ser
mon by vicar, R. N. Wisecarver.
Trinity Lutheran Church
Services begin a t 10:30 a m.;
Sunday school a t 9:45. Sermon
subject. "Divided Opinion." Math
16, 13-17. M ount Olive L utheran,
church of Forest Grove will cele
brate its annual mission festival
service
in
the
Congregational
church next Sunday a t 2 p. m.
You are cordially welcomed to a t
tend these services.
S p ecia ls for F riday. Saturday and
Congregational Church
Morning worship a t 11. Rev. A.
T. Dungan preaching on the theme
of "Divine Guidance." Mr, Dungan
will discuss the subject from tiie
angle of the Oxford movement—
relating It to the life of the indi
vidual and the nation. Bible school
meets a t 10 a m under the super
intendency of Richard Wiley.
Foursquare Church
Now th a t the busy season Is
coming to a close, we should get
tiie habit of going to church. Choose
a church in your community for
worship. Let not the spirit of
euu
22c
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American brand. Gra
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C rackers
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NORTH STA R SA R D IN E S— ( Im ported ).
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Sc
1 2 5 -fo o i roll
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T all tin
PORK & B E A N S— L adoga brand.
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1 ¿-*ize i m
M ilk
G O LDEN KEY.
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BULK D A TES— N ew crop.
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G O LD EN G R A IN H EALTH CEREAL— 2 II» pkgs.
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be
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Dogs, ducks, rabbits, elephants, horses.
15c
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ZEE
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Sp erry’»
PANCAKE FLOUR
l-arge
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D el M onte
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T u n a F la k e s
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CITRUS W A SH IN G P O W D E R —
Carnation OATS
7c
Sandwich.
Clam s
25c
Tin
T o m ato Soup
Salm on
Cocoa
Pentecostal Tabernacle
Prison Evangelist Bill King will
be closing his series of meetings
Sunday night His message has
been appreciated by the many
people who have heard him. His
closing messages will be: T hurs
day, "Nothing to Give;'' Friday,
"The Holy S pirit;" Saturday, "Shut
O ut;" Sunday m o r n ln g a tll, “Wiiat
Have I Seen in Thy House;" S un
day evening, "Some of God's T ro
phies."
M onday — Sep tem b er 28, 29, and O ctober 1
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4»c
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