TH E
H IL L S B O R O
P a g e Tw o
Groner School
Roll Announced
Mr. xnd Mr». N. O. Boleen
Married 46 Years
¡gr-iint r 51-- Perfect
attendance
roll lor o w n e r school includes b am -
mv G oiter Loyal Howard. Ernest
iBA-,—
Alice Howard.
Suhrbier. Amy
n m j ¿»..w
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only 100 RTade for th e six weeks
test was received by Henry Hansel,
for tlie history test. Velma Jean
T rask and Amy Alice Howard were
on the honor roll.
Mrs. Andv Weller spent last week
at tile William Oyala home In
Portland
.
... „
Rov Locke, former ten an t on the
old Heaton tarm , came back FTiaay
and baled seven ton of hay, which
he shipped to Portland.
Jack Russell went to W aldpott
nn i lishinu trip Monday.
Mrs. W alter F urher and Mrs
John Mathiesen entertained with a
shower and party a t the s ta rk
=
^ l i e n o r of Mrs. Herbe .
h S d:
«
(»ned until later because of the
stormy weather.
Supper Friday
Plans are completed tor the
M ountain Home chicken pic dinner
and social November s) at the John
Schmeltzer home, beginning at o
Tigard Young
Folk Elected
Plan Social November 16
Special musical nuinbei» are be-
Evangelical L a d ie s A i d
,
Bazaar Friday Night
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. reheat> ed toi th e Gipsy I am« -
Aid pie social November 16.
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Mrs C. Uibberi and two chi. h n
oi Burlington. Kau>. «ire mshu .-,
J her tK
‘usin Mrs. Jess Snyder, and
TIGARD
cousin.
T IG A R D —
- - Two Tigard i'b’1“ -'
,,inuiv m is . Dave Ftske was also a ppopie swept the junior class el< c-
first of the week.
noils at Lmtield college u ien tly
Nokes was elected
" y ,.
Mrs pruncts Fowell and when Richard Nokes
elected
A R G U S,
II 1 L L S B O R O ,
T h u n td n y , N o v e m b e r X, lib 'll
O R K G O N
will lx- celebrated Anniiunientcnl . (xxiplei. eliolr Hpwlal recognition
lor tXtiiiiiuiiU.in will be re. .uvixl on servlet* tor m a i l led folk-. A gill
Friday Sermon subject, the Model is a w a r d e d t o the oldest collide, th e
Chuieli
Key
.1. 7 -1 3 Y o u a r e most recently m an led couple and
cordially welcomed to worship with ¡th e couple preseiil with the miisl
us
children. Muslcul feature; Htorles
Friday at H p. in. tlie Young of "Hymns We laive" and singing
IXx.ple s s.x lety of the church will of hymns
Also "Hllver Threads
pieseul a three act play hi Hie Among the Gold
Message. "The
partors of the church. "Ruch a OUT Heerel of Hapiilness hi M au led
Is the name ot tile play and It Life " Young people esue. hilly urged
promises lo be wholesome and to hear lids sermon. Monday, 7 45
humorous entertainm ent. Friends p m
Pruetleat workers' class
and members are Invited to attend. Thursday. 7 30 p in.. "G reater
Mid Week .Service ." Message. "Why
Founaiuare 4'hureli
Church Members Oo to Hell " J A » .
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i
t u r c 1 orvlic H i) in Novem»**! 18,
Don t forget ,h f ,l,\ ' ,' , I^ l,v7 lH0.'i , iu u e ia i s, iv l.es for Ihe laving
11 at I 4.1 al Ihe . hull h Ihe >l,u,,6 . (j^,,,) • | |„. church webomes you
|»eo|d,. will present a gosiM-l >hnina
services It I, Put-
enthlcd "The Church In ‘l“\ Wild I
an
Holistic service. 1 4a p. ill W ednes
pected to be out again » itimi a
day. 745 p in Bible study Thura-
week or so.
i day. 7 4.i p in . prayer meeting
O rchestra Plays
saiurduy. T45 p in. evangelistic
Assembly was held a t the Tigard I
service.
grade school Wednesday afternoon I
with the school orchestra making
whosoever Will Tabernacle
its fust appearance under th e dt-
Five miles north oi North P lata’ .
reciioti of J Maurice Adams. Sixth
grade put on a Halloween skit. Pile Aloha Church Planning a Sunday school at it) a. in . a good
Bible sludy also learning the books
F\>rd Motor company showed some
jot the Bible by topic and S|n-elal
pictures ot the Century ot Progress
Benefit Dinner Friday
memory verses keep up a good at
tail tn Chicago T hursday alte r- [
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, tendance (or the whiter. Preaching
noon L. E Francis, 4-H club lead
iBy ll <’ sivsr.it
at eleven o'clock, the pastor will
er of W ashington county, visited
tlie school Wisincsday and talked
M flH A Oscar Hagg was elected speak on What is the Meaning ot
about club work. Plans were being -■ mwsier of Alohl G range lor the the le t te r Ram," come and hear ll
[u
a u> form several clubs under
ting T huis-
At 2 m (he usual afternoon Bible
aid
T. A sponsorship.
| day
lourm night
m m O
. . ther
.
officers are .....
Mis tudv and tarry servie.
t,u* 1
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es Wet
supper Jam
lecturer. R P
Hagg Elected
Aloha Master
Doctor Told I his Lady
How to Safely
Reduce Fat
ner lleld at the U. w w r i r a
f^iday and $16 was raised lor a
cook stove tuiid m r tne enuren
kltcnen.
Plan Annual Burner
A COIlu,uuilt> Thanksgiving din-
an a .
choir
l.yw-
»sv. . . . . . . . .
L IllHUIl M 'lliw t,
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of the tx u id M t cave
Deposits in the First ikiiik oi
at ,
Peters of Hillsboro . p
in .1
Kent “ «4
Mrs. s(s Frank
Pi
Tigard mcreased ov-er »14_twonom ;UUt aU<,,npted u , land ,n
••• "•
tn a a «vvni| I " were
guests for
for th.
the .•evening O ftleers
the call of Jtm e 30 to tilt Gose ot
1Mstun, when they encountered and
a ..d several
sm em l members
members
ot the
m e local
loeai
ibers of
th«
« e ^ n t
at £ d v £ £
M rs
^
ne;
nvnn Mr. an d "Mrs. F lan k Potter of The wedding will be an event of j
'uiishenek m d Portland were w
week-end
guests at uecem
December
home oi
of the
ees-eua guesis
oer o 8 a at t u the
ie Home
me
Hitehcock. Carrie TIIILIIVW
»
n H L.
I. P
ttC T OTfde s n parents.
a n * n t.< i R
n t.h VOUFIff
O O lS
; the Clifford 'TVa«lr
T rask a and
C. P P O otter
Both
young M
people
A rthur Hitchcock.
_____
home.
are
well
know
n
hl
county
C.
E.
N O. Boleen Honored
~ n ~ B o ieen were I Mmor Hesse. Joe S tretcher and work.
Mr and Mrs. N^ O. Boleen
I Herb gnyder attended the Portland
Elected to Cubs
entertained Sunday a t tne v i Epworth League cabinet meeting in
Lawrence N unnenkam p of Ti
Carlson home
Portland Suitday.
gard was one of ten W illam ette
fo rty -sm h weddjbig a n tr \ sa r
taW(?s Qf fard s were played freshm en announced as members
Mr. and Mrs. D onC oie and son oi
y sponsored by the of th e Cubs, cam pus service group
Portland were among those
pres Scholls y,vjn la n s C(Ub at the J W. a limited num ber ot freshmen are
eDi o n p visitation to th e Odd R aynard home Saturday evennigh elected to th e organization each
vJ.', °
Ir^JS rtD n d was ixy-t-! Hu«h Kellogg won first and second year. The Cubs eniorce the campus
Fellow home m Portland was post :
Car[ Carlson Next card traditions
and do special service
party will be the first Saturday at games and student body events,
night in December. Mrs. C. E. Allen
Visitors from Sherwood andB eav-
of Hillsboro was a guest.
_
erton atten d ed the m eeung o f
1.».
A1UKN tM**
l.'NIl
‘Good Things to Eat
FREE
y
DELIVERY
Specials for Fri., Sat.
Nov. 9 and 10
Cranberries
F a n c y M a c F a rla n d
C a p e Cod.
or
2 ,u......... 33c
Arizona
Grapefruit
12 fa n c y f r u it. 39c.
MILK
M t. V e rn o n .
23c
tall cans
Corn Flakes
K e llo g g ’s
25c
pkgs..........
3
SPUDS
N ative D au g h te r
B uried W ednesday
29c
G ood co o k e rs.
PUMPKIN
te .
R ed & W h ite
Large
2Vij can ........
10c
OYSTERS
25c
cans
the m form ation a lie n "first r e - ' the old meat 'm arket building It is
Sunday. November ll i l ’eace Sun-
quested. There are a lew more to be known as tlie Aloha Notion a y Chti|X'l worship at 10 .«) a
c h i l d r e n U l LllC d i s t r i c t t l l f t l l
A .» • » .>
tn
and ‘ G ift simp, operated U by .. Anna
m.. with Pastor Henry S. Haller
and Nina Greves.
; preaching on St. Simon, the Zeal-
ported last year.
Miss M argaret Brsland of Bow- ot The llitrlo tlc Apostle. ' in the
m an N D daughter of S A Nor- series on "The Holy Apostles." Jim -
mun who resided here fifteen years lor sermon on "Hanging Out the |
ago is visiting old friends here.
Flag.” There will be no evening
Mrs W Hiss is visiting for a chapel service, and tike congregation
week In Portland with friends.
is asked to uttend the Peace serv- |
Mr and Mrs. Emil Bergrenn en- lee at tlie First Methodist Episcopal
LAUREL R ID G E — S h e rw o o d
church
several guests with
G range elected officers Saturday tertalned
Thanksgiving services have been
as follows: "Charles S. Haynes, m as turkey dinner Sunday evening.
announced for Thursday evening.
ter; Robert Allison, overseer; Rostna
November
29 Advent seiison tx-
Taylor, lecturer: Henry Voss, stew
gnis December 2. Young People's
ard; Archie Stahlnecker. assistant
steward; Mrs Mary Baker, chap-
M F ch u rch Bethany meetings as announced. The pastor
lain, Julia Olsen treasurer. Clara % ™ -‘" er'II’ aInow„ road Sundi'iy may be seen any day between 10 <
a. m and noon, or by appointm ent,
H ^ ' c ^ e s " ' 8In e i school every Sunday. 10 a m ; C.er- ..........
at the House office. 1332 Jackson
nl" 1 ' Rln h W ah ng m“n «'D '1«'. U »• m • ilrst. “ ««J street
1 ..? ?
Riadv assistaiR third Sundays; English service. 11
—
F ‘om Lllhe AUW»n. lady assisliuu #
and ioUrth Sundays
Trinity Lutheran C hurch
H
. ^ r ic k itt. e x te u tm
j uUus TragUo. pastor.
tf
Services begin nt 10 30 a. nv;
X to t t o f i S d t a r
8und“> acho° 1 “ l 945 “nd
lesU m onia? b^uig planned in
•»•»"ks M. E. Church
class at 8 p m At this service
^
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0
S
i 8 8 1 5
k T
f t
S S U i ^ ^ a c m m e m ^ U M U i r d 's sup p er
Mr». Helen Greene writes "A
phvvl.lau advised my BWtlier U
l . t k r K r u M l i f t » S.tH» for ovriwrlulil
I imiurdlalHy
tuHliia It
myweir. I orlghrtl IM .«»«I » tlrr
taklnx 3 bottle. I now weigh IM
amt never fell mi »ell. IF . a tout.
as well a . reducer,
Reduce safely and sensibly by
taking one-half level teaspoonful
every
of Know In n 1,1
,.verily«! wtlli
m
o .lllI lK
y .-o 1
u 1
morning
you
. “' T . Y ' o ...* ,"
your improved heallli amt slender,
Stylish figure Oiw botlle lasts 4
week. You can gel Krusvhen Hu is
al I lie IXUm Drug »lore anil Hills
boro Pharm acy or any drug store
Adv.
h i the world
ED’S MARKET
In r e a r o f I’ig g ly
m
' ^
im
,md.>.n- «*.
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W ig g ly S to re
QUALITY MEAT— Specials for Saturday, Nov. 10
----- SWISS, klB an“
S ir lo in S te a k s
””5teer Bee^
POT ROAST
15C
Pound
CHURCHES
Tilton, pastor, every Sunday eve
« n h S ’^ a W
r
B u s m e ^ ie ^ r ^ d
were
= « “ 2 ?^ l i v l l S '
ning 8 oclock. Ladles' Aid meets
E Keenon. 4o. who died at ner
Business m e n u i n g a i u » « e
-
first and third Wednesdays a t 2
North Plains home late Sunday washing th eir windows w ith kero-
*•
Strickler of d m.
tught. were conducted Wednesday sene Wednesday night to keep soap p rX M" w **,t Sat rndav night a t
afternoon a t tlie Donelson & Sewed, off tlicir winnows, but from the «-escott s p i n . saturuay m g n t a i
chapel w ith Rev. Henry S. HaUer appearance Thursday morning th e
oi
Nv'strom and
Services are held every su n o a)
officiating. Interm ent was at the work was of no avail. The neavj
•
1 vlsited in Newberg S atur-
H “•
: Wednesday eventau
Arcade cemeterv. North Plains.
rain storm prevented any serious
L h !'
K
services at 8 oclock; Sunday scluxil
Mrs. Keenon was b o m M arch 29. damage being done by Hallowe e n . ¿-..5. n lfe<se and Armor Rev- a t 11 a m Pupils up to the ag.
1889. at M ountatadale an d was m ar- pranksters. Parties were in swing
Kwiyn n e v e an o zu-m. r «ey of
arp wclcomcd Sunday I
ned December. 1909. to Francis H. during the week and were the p rta- golcta of.S ch o lls v r Deu a t tne Jonn ;
. Adam and Fallen Man
Keenon. who survives her. She is cipal social functions. Miss Irene s ^ h e vouiS marriedl people's class
u
also survived bv two sons. Harold Talent was hostess at a party Tues- . . -
Home Sunday
Congregational Church
F. and Joseph H.. and a daughter, day night a t her home. The grade
had a welcome party for
Uible school meets a t 10 a. m
Eva May, all of N orth Plains, and school had a party the same night
‘ ®‘
d Richard Wiley, superintendent At
her mother. Mrs. Frank Powels of School children ot S ’ Anthony
E dw art A e b S r and Mr “
there will be a plat orni
Mountair.dale. Six brothers and two had a holiday p arty Wednesday. A •
H arrv Schm eltzer at the meeting with a group o f local
sisters also survive as foUows; party was held a t th e home of
Harold Aeblschur Hallo- leaders representing the st-veral de-
John Willis. Banks; A n e Wil.is. Mr. and Mrs. L O M ara tor th e
dec.mitm ns were u.-«d. T w in- partnients of the church, delivering
M ountatadale; W aller Willis. For- youngsters of th e neighborhood.
tv ! » were orelent
Brief addresses. The general Otenie.
est
Grove;
Willis.
Portland;
Budget Approved
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Religion Its Community Value
V
O V
*—» » U/ V ,
» Fred
• s- w*
»
Mrs"’’vanM oock will stag a solo,
Delbert
Willis.
L
M r iU V i u
a and
ix » a C
v i harles
ia iw o
»»*»*»»»« Tilla
1 a x p a j e x o Ox
l j J t l l U t grade
j i d u c aix
x k sv tx
Taxpayers
of T X igard
school
the church quartet will also render
mook; Mrs. Joe Cawrse. Hillsboro. dlstrlc{ no . 23 approved a budget
__w
,
__________
^...vi,
a special selection. Tlie Rev. T.
and Miss
Cara
Willis, _ ___
Portland.
w
’hich vbuvu
called —•
for $1110 ___
less ____
th a n ____
last
Site had been a member oi year “ according" to Miss Clara Me- Jam es Hayes and his brother. Arthur Dungan. acting pastor, will
Friendship tem ple No. 8. P ythian Donald, school clerk. T otal budget Bert Hayes of W aldport, left S at- preside.
Sisters, for manv years and was the was pu{ ai $¿««3.33 Total estim ated urday for Ukiah to hunt elk. John
most excellent senior an d next year expenditures stood, at $14.245 of Pubois and Pete Jorgensen of W e s t
1 Pentecostal Tabernacle
<1246 Lincoln atreeti
would have held the highest office a [nch supervision and teachers r e - , Union also left Saturday for East-
ta a subordinate temple.
quired $6817 50. School treasury had ern Oregon to hunt elk.
s u n c in y s u n u a y » m o o ., .u » ■•• •
Mrs. Keenon had spent all her ’ balance of $2548 70 a t tlie begui-
Carol fuegy. daughter of Mr. and morning worship. 11 a. m.; young
life in this country with th e ex- „tag of the school vear.
Mrs- John Fuegy. had an operation people's service. 6 .10 p m . evan-
ception of a few years In Portland. |
Ryans, cashier of the F irst on her leg Sunday a t the Jones ---------------------- —
If you change your address kind
Bank of Tigard, is a t the Good hospital
ly notify the Argus direct and a t
MRS MARY SUMMERS
S am aritan hospital undergoing ex-
once.
Quality job printing—Argus.
BEAVERTON — Mrs. Mary Sum - am ination and treatm ent. He is e a
rners, 65 vears og age. died Octo
ber 28 a t her home in Eeaverton.
She was born Ju n e 2. 1869. at
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, and «-as m ar
ried to Edgar Sum m ers in 1887 in
South Dakota. In 1900 they moved
to Beaverton where they have re
sided ever since. Mr. Summ ers died
in 1913. Mrs. Summers is survived
INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED
by one daughter, Mrs. Mabel Alex
3251
ander. one son. Robert Summers,
Ph<
FREE DELIVERY
Second at Main Street
and o n e granddaughter. Evelyn
Alexander. F uneral services w e r e
held a t P eggs chapel under the
auspices oi Beaver chapter No. 106
Prices Effective Friday and Saturday— November 9th and 10th
O E. S.
H elvetia
Fairw ay M arket
G reen M o u n tain
(B y I. R. S tru b b )
Mrs. Joe Sm ejkal gave a H al
lowe'en dance a t the F ran k Bailey
home Saturday evening. About fif
ty guests were present.
Miss R uth Bailey and Miss R uth
Sherry of M onmouth Normal spent
the week-end at th e Bailey home.
Miss Helen Tonnison of Banks
-pent the week-end w ith Miss E tta
Bailey and attended the Hallowe'en
partv.
Sam Strubb visited Ervin Mead
on Bald M ountain Wednesday and
Thursday.
C. A. Teller, who Is employed in
Portland, visited a t home S aturday
! ar.d Sunday.
C hauffeur Test Set
M artin Redding, exam iner of op
erators and chauffeurs, will be in
Hillsboro November 14. a t the court
house from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
MUSTARD SALE
FLOUR
B e s t fo r
A SENSATIONAL VALUE
H a r d w h e a t B le n d
Q i
49-lb.
Sack
JÛ
tjltl»/
’ u re P re p a r e d — F in e s t Q u a lity
FULL QUART
Mason jar.
P a c k e d in r e r -u " s a b le j a r .
FANCY RICE
P I N T JA R
IOC
5c
L o n g g ra in .
5 »,
21c
Broken Rice, o lbs.
Q u ic k
SALMON
M e d iu m R ed.
BACON BACKS
B o ilin g Beef
8C
Pound
22C
Pound
PHONE 3131
FREE DELIVERY
-
SLICED BEEF
43c
CRACKERS
5c
DEVILED MEAT
PERFECTION BAKERY Jg
HERMAN SCHOEN, Prop.
WE BAKE ALL OUR OWN GOODS
F R E S H D A IL Y
Telephone «51
Ma,n Stree‘
QUALITY BAKERY 0 0 0 0 8
Tliat are made In HlUsboro-Sustain local payrolls.
Celebrate In Hillsboro Armistice Day!
Y ork. Do y o u r s h a n
SPECIALS FOR NATIONAL CHEESE WEEK
T R IP C H E E S E
GORN
I lb.
LOAF CH EESE
Del M onte
G o ld e n B a n ta m .
1-th.
PA BST & PA B STETT
B LU E LA B EL JA R
4 -lb. pkgs.
2 (or
20-oz.
Each
Assorted. 2 for
15c
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Tuesday
CLOSED MONDAY
CALUMET
Baking Powder.
1-lb. can
25c
SALMON
Del M onte
CAKE TIN I REE WITH EACH POUND
M in u te.
Sockeye
2 pkgs.
No. 1 ta ll
TAPIOCA
COFFEE
CHOCOLATE
Calo Dog Food
Spaniola Sauce
WALDORF
SCOT
RELISH
Tomato Soup
Margarine
M ax w e 11 H ouse.
2 tins
1-lb. tin
33c
G h ira rd e lli’s.
1-lb.
ASPARAGUS
2 cans
Del M o n te
-nlil
C a lif, hom e
No. 1 tin s
Can
TISSUE.
6 rolls
15c
PINEAPPLE
D el M onte
Buffet lins of
1 cru sh ed
or tid b its .
V an C a m p ’s.
Each
4 cans
D IN N E R BELL.
3c
Can
by
25c
2 lbs.
RAGSDALE
CORNED BEEF 2
cans
25c
. W’ »t»Neì
Vanilla
IMITATION
A rm o u r ’s.
' I >■
DEAL
4e,.*„'; 2 3 c
b o ttle s, 12 o u n c e s in a
both for .....................
49c
G u a r a n te e d n o t to b a k e
out.
WHITE
KING
’ -<,■•<<»
Large
Bkg.
TOILET SOAP-
4 bars
MALTED MILK
Cornin’ Through with Rye!
Perfection Bakery Products add just the needed
touch to th a t school lunch.
th ir d larg
W isc o n sin a n d N ew
A rm o u r ’s b est.
i\4 T r
A rm o u r's.
iVliL/Ix
D oub'e ric h .
N aturally—It tastes gooo and keeps you feeling fit, for It's
made w ith lust those idea* m view. When we buy our
we buy w ith QUALITY as our target. W hen It's baked it s baked
CAREFULLY and SLOWLY and not just for production.
7
Pint jar
10c
SOUP
S u p e r io r B ra n d .
S a lte d o r p la a in .
25c
5-oz. jar
TOMATO. V an C a m p ’s.
Can ........
10c
New large can
Z est
N ex t w eek is N n tio n n l C h e e se W e e k , p ro e lu n in tio n by
th e P re s id e n t o f th e U n ite d S ta te s , by th e G o v e rn o r
o f O re g o n , a n d by I’iggly W ig g ly Co. O re g o n is th e
c h e e se p ro d u c in g s ta te , b e in g e x c e e d e d in p ro d u c tio n only
D UR K E E ’S.
2V2-OZ. jar .....................
o r slo w .
‘SERVE CHEESE AND SERVE YOUR STATE’
TISSUE.
2 rolls
1 -lb. can
15c
Rolled Oats
£b
, ......
-j.
.ev e,....,
m e ti s
^
F a n c y B u rb a n k s.
20-lb.
Shopping bag
t • »«
superintendent. Divine wor- Splendid oo '
el
on (|u. Right Truck. " the men Classes for all n
„ubject
for
Ih e l l o c lo c k m g w o r s h ip
11
o'elix
k
K.,W
la-ague « 6 30
30 "A
"A Ihe
the devotional
,1c
so
w o OrUi
rib Loamie
and obs.
w «
b N ile I «
...id's l'able the p a st« will
Bell-
the [ bring a very brief message. m
en
An lug the Church to D u r s i lves
inter-: 100 Building Blocks" are lo oe
1- sold U» the congregation and friends
■s of the church In o r d e r to liquidate
to! the building indebtedness. Every
of member Is urged to be present
ot Junior C. E . 4 p m amt Inter-
o oe uelpful I mediate and young people meet at
’ 1 6
<> 30.
.IV.
g » 4» l HU
• « ...» » , 7
• 30 »-
tnsuirational
p ---
nt
.r
.
... _ ‘TYuture"
__ _
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» service.
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Selects O fficers
n m eo rro i o u v . - v ^ .....................- tag the home in P ortland Novem-
Kipple family of Portland
ber 18. They will see the new room
A A. Johnson of Sheridan was at which they are planning on fur-
the J- C. Hatfield home October m shing with the help of the Rebekah
so
lodge. A card party was g i v e n
Thursday evening to raise funds
for a rug in the women's parlor at
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C ocoa fla v o r e d .
Brown Sugar
C. & H . q u a lity .
lbs.
24c
PANCAKE
CATSUP
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ID 32'' le P 1/2-gallon
u re V e rm o n t
4 Q
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lA-uallon hottie
bottle
S p e r r y ’s.
53c
p
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and Citron Peel
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
FRUIT and VEGETABLE Prices Effective
POTATOES
39C
LEM ONS S S
IO C
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Friday, and Saturday Only!
O N I O N S V „ - i' l b . n°' b a , *' ...............
Bo“ers 29C
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C A U L IF L O W E R
Local grown.
2
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ORANGE, LEMON
5c
29c
P E A N U T S ™ HH R<>AH,'EI>
F IL B E R T S
2 H im .
VEGETABLE FEATURES
Friday and Saturday Only
FRESH TURNIPS.
3 bunches
LETTUCE. 2 large heads
CELERY. 2 stocks
25c
29c