THE
Thursday, November M, 1934
'lallm an home In 'lim b e r
1 They alf-o attended
th e <•«•»-• d u n ce al, Timber hall
Olla r visitor» al the Tultmuli home
w ere M u G eorge Mn»i. and ¡on»
Itulpli a n d lloy m id Ml»» E ugenia
itedmund.
Mi-i Vehlu Krydendul
visited
Hunk» high one day last week
Taffy I’ull Held Friday at Mr. and Mm. laiurel Front ol Roads and Fields Damaged
Forest tlrove visited lib. mother.
by Continuous Rains
the Fickas Residence
Mrs. Jesse Tlllmun. Iu»l week.
II.,m l. I |-| n, I U died tu-’ brothel
ut Huiim-t Gamp recently
Ill y M r., r . I.. Ilro w n )
4 |ly Mra Jaw«« M «y«r«l
E C. Lynch bi trucking log» ut
LAUitEI. Farmer»- Union local
UUXTON Tha Halloween frolic Heogghi valley.
will
give
un h o u rs program of
a t Un- MiWMil October JI won well
William Higgle 1» taking tr e a t mixed numbers after wtm h there
attended olid enjoyed by all. Many ment» s t Astoria.
will Is- curd game» with prizes und
lit the children's custuiucs were well
Orvul llm in an of Ib-nd w as u dancing Kuturduy evening, Novem
reprenentcd and worthy of u prize Buxton visitor t-rhlay night.
lliotie receiving prize« were Jo h n
George Higgle anil Mr und Mrs. ber 17. A »mull door charge will be
nie Hatley and Marule LaZolt up David Edward» drove to Vancouver > made
lier urulle poplin und Itobert Alford Huturday for Mrs. Higgle, wlio hu»
The heavy und continued ruin bi
und Faith Hcofteld of the primary been vlhlllng the past two week» ut
causing much damage Pi roads and
m u n i Judge» were Mm. I). E the Everett« Drury home there.
1
Held«
washing. A great ileal of
Eautnian. Mrs Pearl Watson and
Itussi'll POWI-H visited til» sister» plowing by wus
done before the heavy
Mm. Ethel Meyer» Out of town vit- ! In Portland lust week.
rain»,
but
not much seeding
Horn were Mri. .link Itiiiitn i mid
Hubert Hlllleker has taken Un-
Mr
mid
Mr».
J. W Mulloy,
Millan Mae and Mr». Vista Fry- agency for the Zunol goods, ex-
TTn-mn Mulloy. Ullmun Wight und
dendal.
truiIs, etc.
Amelia Campbell were U n ti
Fred Is-lpold of H untington, Gal . Mrs.
A tatty pulling party wiu Kiven
dily guests of the latter'« brother.
at I lie l a , III. Ill Ml.,.' I I .Ila I". I' a lu u visited Mr. and Mm. Ituben Kelly Calvin Jack of Portland ’I'hey also
Friday night Thone a tte n d in g were one iluy lust wi-ek Mr und Mrs culled on 8. II Drnduff. who 1»
Fred Higgle mid Duane of Illrken- critically 111 ut tlie Portland Goner-
; a n.,1,1 : .1 <.«.«• 11. Vi I l a m
w . i l .III
P'KKV I’lingrulz. Elery a n d Dort» lelil were also visitors ut tile Ruben al hospital.
Whiteside. Mate Meyer», Hubert Kelly home Huturday
Mr and Mrs. Albert Mellar ol
Miss Mabel Nelson Is home from I'urtlmid
Pluee Lucille and Ju n n ila lle tlie r-
were 'IQiursday evening
tord, ltu.->f.ell, Geruht und Melvin Mi Minnvllle, where »lie hus been dinner guests ut the Hl<-hard W hit
ÿowell. Evelyn Itiin k Kay Itobert*. employed ut restau ran t work.
tle home
Eugriilii Quiet', Hiille He»t, Lucille
Mrs Hubert I.mig and Glen Selig
I i i t- Methodist t I n i n l i
Peiler.Min. Houille M anley, Harold
of l*»rtlund were Saturday ami
¡Sunday school, lb a in.; preach Sunday
a n d Irene n ä h e r , H arry Heabold
guests at the Hlcliard
Jr., C hurlotte H utih an . C A M or ing, II a m.; class meeting. 7:15 W hittle home
eau and M r P i l l i l l e i l. ka-, lind p m Subject In Hie morning.
A boy wus born t Mr. and Mrs
"Holiness Unto the laird Living and
Frailee».
Ernest lzi»ll October 31 H l - ha»
Giairge Higgle A II Edward», Abiding In Communion with Him.” been
named David Lawrence.
George llleil.Mie, Mr und Ml», DiiV- Vou are invited to attend these
L. A Whittle was the guest
Id Edward» and Mr». E thel Meyer» meetings. Urtng your clilldren with of Mrs.
Mr». E. T. Fox of Sherwood
and Elsie Meyer« visited al the you Key H J Yates, pustor.
from Thursday until Suturday of
last week.
Mr. und Mrs. J. W Twlgg and
sons of Scholls were Sunday guest.-,
of her sister, Mrs Lee Brown. K en
neth Twlgg. wlu> had been ut the
Brown home since Thursday, re
turned home with his parents.
W H McNay ha» wired his burn
und chicken houses for electricity.
Alden Host-year had his tonsils
removed at the Emanuel hospital
hi Portland last Friday
The J. Cronin family moved from
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the F L. Brown tenant I kiusc to
Portland last week, where Mr Cron-
Friday and Saturday— November 9 and 10
I l l has employment.
Party Friday
A "kid” party will be held by
the Broadcasters class of the S u n
day school ut the Lee Brown home
Banchine Krt-.py..
Tip-Tide. Double sise can.
F rid a s evening All lin in g people
A real cracker
of the community are cordially in
A Pacific product.
vited to attend and urged to dress
In "kid” style.
2-lb. bus
B>oc. r u n .............
Many Attend
The community Hallowe'en party
lit the hall Wednesday evening was
attended by more than seventy-five
petwons. Party games wen- played
on th e main !l<or and cards in the
Karo. Light or Dark
rill<kliury PuiKukr
dining room Alter lunch an hour
of dancing was enjoyed Hallowe'en
.» li» ¡..ul
SS'lb* pfcf*
pranks seemed to be few and far
between.
Mrs. flora Nelson of Portland
spent several days last week with
her mother, Mrs Callie Dailey, wlio
Is 111. She is sotnewhul unproved
at this writing.
Mr. und Mrs. Marlon Boge of
Portland and Peon Lovegren of
t ’.uui <i i a t« i o range and Lemon.
Cherry Grove were Saturday mid
Pound
Sun luy cues'... at tile Cally W hit
more home Mr. mid Mrs Ellis
M' Vcilion. A ItOtllc Pilaillet.
Milton ol Portland were Sunday
guests.
Mrs. Mary Rotlistrom and son
Glen have moved to Portland lor
Y A l)
'
the winter. A Mr. Smith of near
la»rge pkg. .
Portland will live on the place.
Mrs J ft. Haase and son Harold
attended a celebration of the 4tM)th
. nmvei-.ary ol the translation ol
the Bible by Martin Luther, which
Hershey's Baking
Pl I M I
was held at Forest Grove Sunday.
2 lb. già»
Sunday dinner gui»ts a t the W L.
H arr. I
- ev en s home were Mr and Mrs.
I led K rahm er and children Mil
an.I D- nald of Blooming and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heese and
W alter Reese
Mr and Mrs. George Tews nnd
( I P-O-GOLI)
ARGO
son Jimmie were Sunday guest*
T he best cotíce in town tor
Corn or Gloss.
of Mr. Tews' sister. Mrs. John
the money.
Hose, and family of northeast of
Hillsboro
l-lb. pkxs.
Lb.
..................
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Whitmore
.Buxton People
Enjoy a Frolic
Elmo
H IL L S B O R O
Laurel Union
Sets Program
NoveiulH-r
psnuie 11,me
RUCHEK’S
■
ASH GROCERY
W A A IjlAO
IOC
29c
FLOUR
19C
SYRUP
35c
RAISINS ,
DATES
t pi;,;,
LLLj c
23c
19c
29c
A : 23c
21c
,.
J«-7-
C h o c o la te
B u tt e r
25c
2 U. pk.
25c
dred
C o ffee
S ta rc h
25c
2
15c
A R G U S.
and
d a u g h te rs Iren e and E lude
wen Sunday guest« ol Mrs W tilt-
IIIO II- '- ,
sister, Mrs Ifillie Tykeson
ot Cheliub-in M ountain
Ed Dulley was lulled from lx<ng-
vlew. Wash . tile latter part of the
week on account ol the illness ol
Ills mother
He returned to tils
work on a boat the first of the.
week
Hallowe'en evening guests at the
J II llause home were Mr. and
Mrs Alls-rt Knobel und Mrs. Charles
WhlUa-ll of Portland.
Mr-, Jacob Schm idt attended a
bride's slarwer given by G ertrude
McClaren anil her mother at their
home near Hillsboro October 31 for
Miss Cora Hullt, who will be m a r
ried to Walter Bchnildt In the near
future.
Honor Roll Given
Laurel school pupils on the a t
tendance roll ol honor for t h e
month ending November 2 were
Bonnie Jean Kieler, Myra* Best,
Ralph Keyser. Bernice Btoller, Jim
mie Tews, Betty Davis Gloria Best,
Marjorie Will Viola «toller. Hilly
Kieler a n d K atherine Kingston.
George Wambokl a second grade
pupil, moved to Portland last week
Glen Rotlistrom and Harold Haase
called on tlie former's m other in
Portland last Bunday.
The sawmill formerly known as
the Carlson-Cole mill 1.‘ being torn
down and will be moved to Oales
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Orenco P.T.A .
Meet Thursday
D r a m a t ic
C lu b
H a llo w e 'e n
(By
Mr«
Has
P a rty
N ig h t
liutfh B urdett«)
ORENCO P T. A will meet at
2 p. m. Thursday in the school
house The topic Is "Adequate ed
ucation lor O regon children
L ead
1’age Three
Mast left Sunday morning on a trip
into Central Oregon in search ot
elk.
Mrs Charles Hpcirlrig and son
John and Mrs. C D Meek and
daughter Marjory «print Sunday at
Glenwood visiting Mr and Mrs
Leo lairidauer.
West Union local ol the Farm ers’
Union will hold a social meeting
at the K of P tiall November 15
Mr and Mrs. J. H Sandford e n
tertained with a dinner Sunday In
honor of their daughter Elnora's!
birthday. Guest* present were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Cypher and daugh
ter Eugenie, Misses Wilma Post of
Forest Grove and Vera Sandford,
Messrs Pete Johnson. Glen Sand- I
ford. A rthur Davis. Robert Jo h n
stone. Dun/on Neilson and the h o n
ored guest
The advertisements
I hey inform and save your time, energy and money.
er I* Mrs E rnest Wilfert
Mi und Mrs. Charles Rogers gave
a surprise party In honor of their
son Donald on ills fifteenth b irth
day <* tola r 31 Those attending
were M argaret and Hilly Curington.
Helen ai.d Hud Baughman. George
(By Vivian Hudson*
Csergie William Sabo, Ethel Bella,
Itotjert Burdette Lucille Qualntance,
Mrs B<*sle Jackson of O rchar-
Maud,- Hamel. LeRoy Warren. Mor dale visited a t the W R. Hudson
n s Mi Elite,- Clair G allup of Hills home Sunday
boro, Hrydine and Donald Rogers.
O tto Tim merm an and family vis
Tlie evening was spent In playing ited a t the Jotm Timmerman home
at Orchardale Tuesday evening.
games and music.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. M artin | Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Updike
Bernards, at the St. Vincent hospit and small son returned home from
al in Portland November 4. a girl. Portland Thursday evening.
Mrs H. N. Robinson and Miss
GARDEN SASS FOR ALL
Kstellu Ia-verton of Forest Grove
G arden days are done for this
spent J-Yiday afternoon with Mrs.
Creek
S. L. Carlyle and Mrs. Mary Beach. year We sit bock and take stock.
Tomatoes first—such great, heavy
Mrs William Will and »on Rob
Mrs. Ague» Bryant is spending a
ert of Bremerton, Wash., were call few weeks with trlends In Portland. fruit as those fifty vigorous vines
of
ours gave and nary a touch of
ers a t the home ol their slster-ln-
Bert Eastman of Vernonia was a
luw and aunt, Mrs. 8. E. Btoller, guest at tlie S N. Curington liomt the blight th a t killed them out In
some places.
Saturday evening.
Tuesday.
The garden expert said rich soil
Mr Elh-n Luster of Portland and
Mrs E lizabeth Todd ol E’ori ' Grove and our free use of water gave the
were guests Tuesday evening of Mr. stam ina th a t carried the vines
through. Like the inner resistance
and Mrs. W. H. Ring.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A Mitchell were of God's people, "having escaped
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. the rotting down th a t Is in the
world through lust—sinful desire—"
(fly M rs. Zell C . S lruthera)
O. Leary in Portland.
Mr.- Stanley w . Curington visited means the passage. 2 Pet. 1:4.
HITEON Hiteon club m et Oc
Then the turnips we sewed in
tober 31 a t the home of Mrs Evelyn Mrs. Julia Nixon of Cornelius F ri
the dry patch in August. They Just
Holland at Beaverton. After a n day.
Clair Gallup of near Hillsboro lay there waiting for the moisture
swering roll call with a "Hallowe'en
prank" the thirteen members and spent Sunday with Billy Curington. to sta rt them. A lesson here too.
Miss June Garvin of Buxton was For three hundred years no m a n !
three visitors spent a p!?a»ant a f
ternoon in games and stunts. Next a week-end guest of Miss Helen Jiad risen above the crowd In India,
despite its vast population of three i
meeting November 14 will be a t the Baughman.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E n hundred million souls. A11 so d d en :
home ol Mrs H annah Christensen
under the pall of dreary, heavy j
sley,
November
2,
a
girl.
and members are reminded to bring
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of heathen gloom. T hen came t h e !
their canned fruit for Albertina
Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Bible, the convert to Christianity
Kerr nursery
and the new life starting. How?
Ring Friday.
Mr and Mrs. E. D. Hite and H Dramatic
gave a Hallowe en The Holy G host locates buried n a t
A Zwelner were Hillsboro visitors party at the club
home of Mr. and Mrs. ural gifts, talents, abilities and lush
Friday.
H. Ring. All were dressed in es tiiem into life. The Holy Ghost
Mrs. C. W S truthers was a call W
Halloween attire. Prizes for the who comes in a t the mom ent of
er a t the J. IT Phillips home In best
costumes were won by Rodney receiving C hrist as Savior and who
Hillsboro Friday afternoon.
and Elva Bradley. The eve- energizes all departm ents of the
Mr. and Mrs. C harles VanKleek i Gibson
was spent In placing games r.ew-born babe in Christ.
attended the grange district con ning
"It Is God wlio creates within u s 1
ai.d music. There were 32 present
ference at Sherwood Friday.
day will be observed the desire to do his gracious will
Morris Willoughby is able to be at Armistice
next Sunday m orn and who brings about the accom
around a t the Vancouver hospital ing. the 11 church
o'clock. Veterans of the plishm ent of th a t desire," means
and will goon retu rn to the CCC Spanish
American
and the World Phil. 2:13. From the instant of the
camp.
new birth, by the incoming of the
ar will be guests of honor.
Mr and Mrs. C. W S truthers I W The
November meeting of the Spirit, the new convert, is able to
were Sunday guests at the home of Women's
society will be co-operate with God in every kin^
Mr and Mrs. Lester Robinson in held at the Missionary
church next Wednesday. of holy endeavor. You can't explain
Portland.
14. at 2 p. m. This Is the new life on any other ground.
Tigard Rebekah club met W ed November
week earlier th an the regular It Is supernatural and im parted
nesday at the home of Mrs. S alah a date.
Members of the Reedville from above.
Van Kleek.
Come on men! Let's give the
issionary society will be our guests,
C W S tru thers received word M
d a program of unusual interest tru th as It is in C hrist Jesus to
last week of the death of his j an
the
last unsaved soul in our county.
m other. Mrs a . R. Struthers. 84. is being planned.
George N. Taylor, Beaverton, -adv.
at Charlevoix. Mich.
Phone
Our classified columns may have
ju st w hat you are looking for —
Head them.
Hayward
Hiteon Club Has
Hallowe’en Party✓
Ready to supply you with the
finest MEATS at the least cost.
Ready to advise you in purrhasing.
Ready to give real values.
All meats inspected by Dr. Nicol
and Dr. Almquist.
Picnics, lb. • • • 13c
Cottages, lb. • 17c
SW ISS CHEESE Lb
25c
RIB STEAK Lb
12c
BEEF R O A ST
VEAL RO A ST
LAMB RO A ST
HAM BURGER
9c
Lb.
LAMB STEW
VEAL STEW
Lb.
6c
We have a good supply of
NEW SAUERKRAUT
FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET
Leisyville Party
Well Attended
Patterson Speaks
at North Plains
i H r N o rik
A. I
P lain» P. T .
NORTH PLAINS—Parent-T each-
1 er meeting held at the school house
October 30 was well attended. The
primary robin won tlie prize for
getting out the most people, there
being about forty present. After the
regular business meeting a short
musical program was enjoyed. Paul
Patterson of Hillsboro cave a talk
on legislative measures, stressing
the 20-mill tax In relation to
schools. The next meeting will be
November 27 in the prim ary room.
Mrs. Jam es H. Davis accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Davis to
Portland Sunday, where they vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bodle and
Margaret Davis.
Miss Virginia Davis of Portland
spent the week-end a t the home of
If you change your address kind Mr. and Mrs. C. 1». Meek.
A party of hunters Including
ly notify the Argus direct and a t
Robert and Joe Meek and Gene
once.
LEISYVILLE -About 100 a tte n d
ed tin- Hallow e'en party Friday
night a t the school house. The eve
ning was sixnt in playing games.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pranger wel
comed the arrival of a daughter
Saturday, November 3.
Russel), Janu s and Norris O'Rear
are new pupil* at Leisyville from
the Herboldt place. This makes a
total of 19 boys and seven gills
at school,
M argaret and Alice Ardeel were
absent from school a week on ac
count ol sickness. Leonard Wendt
has b m i absent since Thursday and
W alter Wendt Monday.
Marjorie Sinclair returned T hurs
day from visiting her aunt at Bend.
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ON FIRST QUALITY PRIME MEATS
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SA LM O N
Fine for Canning. Lb.
IOC
SAFEWAY—
49-lb. sack ....
P a n ca k e F lo u r
Sperry or Fisher’s.
OV D e v ile d M eat
Libby’s, f/is.
PINEAPPLE
33C
4SC
MINCED H A M ..................................................
BOLOGNA
LIVER SAUSAGE
HEAD CHEESE
.......................................
FRANKFURTERS ......................................
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JL Ml Lb.
49c
No. 10 sack
Can ...................
Hillsboro product.
SO A P Luna.
19c
10 bars
C H IP P E D BEEF Jar 8c
-iffp
M IN CE M EA T Bulk
2 lbs. J.D
V
10c
CALUMET
24c
Pow dered SUGAR
PINEAPPLE
Broken slices. No. 2. 2 cans 29c
Bulk. 3 lbs................................. 19c
O v a ttin e K x 8S 59c SALMON
Del Monte
.......15c
Red Alaska
P ork & B eans
10c 2 UH can, 35C
FLAPJACK FLOUR XT,.
23c
J. D. D., broken slices.
Fresh Home Rendered. 3 lbs.
Crown, Sperry or Fisher’s Blend—
49-lb. sack .............................................
FREE DELIVERY
No. 2 ' 2. 2 cans ..................
LARD
BAKER GIRL— Made by Crown.
49-lb. sack ........................................
Prices for Friday, Saturday and Monday — November 9, 10 and 12
Pumpkin
IL iy-.M nl
No. 2*-, can.
Dn
Baking Powder, l-lb. can
Blue Rose.
RICE Fancy
5 lbs...................
LIGHT GLOBES
30 and 60-watt.
Fresh Willapas. Pint .......
Milk Fed. Lb..........................
8c
IO©
COMPARE OUR QUALITY, PRICE and SERVICE
Hillsboro Meat Co.
Phone 982
Filberts. Lb........................................ 15c
PRIDE
FREE DELIVERY
Island Belle
No. 303
Can
Wash. Pwd.
Large 43-oz.
Pkg.
L
CURRANTS. S & W fancy. Pkg. 19c
Ocean Breeze
San Wan No. 2
39c
Zdc
Kraft brick o r American.
( * 2 brick 59c)
.15
5-lb. brick
$-f
20c.
MALT
10c
TL
C<^........ 55c
Blue Ribbon. Can ....... 65c
6 for ---- $1.08
S m o k ed
M eats
BACON. Eastern. 22c
Popped Wheat
in cellophane.
3 large pkgs.
25c
PICNIC HAMS
MILK
M
L* Mt. Vernon,
a Hillsboro
product.
AiFV 5 tall cans . 17c
23c
JELLO—
4 ftp
3 pkgs.......................................................... IVV
COFFEE
BAKER’S SOUTHERN
*fl
^R
W
AY- ..... 20c
COCOANUT— >/4s ........................................... V
(3 lbs..................... 59c)
MAXIMUM SYRUP— Pure cane
9Gp
and maple. Quart j u g ...........................M l v V
DILL PICKLES
ffx »
Quart .......................
SHORTENING — P u r e
vegetable.
3 lbs........................
PRODUCE FEATURES for Friday and Saturday Onlyl
CARROTS—
Bunch ........
CELERY— Fresh.
Bunch ................
send you Rock Crystal Syrup Pitcher.
CORN MEAL
White or Yellow.
9-lb. sack ...........................
15c
Citron, Lemon
Orange.
Noted for th eir n atu ral sugar content.
ROLLED OATS
Reg. or Quick Cooking.
9-lb. sack ............................
...
PEELS
10c 2c.„. 25c T 2...15c
R IN SO Lafge pkg 21c
Toilet Tissue
SCOTT— 3 rolls ......................20c
berty Whit
SO A P liberty
White
2c WALDORF— 3 rolls ............... 14c
aundry. Bar
SHASTA— 3 rolls ....................10c
CHOCOLATE CONES— Old
Fashioned. 2 lbs..................... 29c
SALAD OIL— No. 77. Pure Cotton
OYSTERS or SHRIMP — Gulf Kist.
seed.
23c
5-oz.
...................................
2 cans ....................................... Á
ltfV Quart Bulk.
Send sales slip for 2 pkgs., plus 25c, to Betty
B IS Q U IC K 8 Crocker, at Minneapolis, Minn., and she will 29c
Package
PEAS
COMPOUND. 3 lbs.
VEAL R O A ST
BRAZILS. Just off the boat. 2 lbs. 25c
PEELS. Orange, Citron and Lemon
Lb....................................................... 29c
LARD
From Prime Cattle. Lb...........
19c
WALNUTS. Groner’s fancy. 2 lbs. 45c
ALMONDS. IXL, soft shell. Lb.
O Y STERS
B O ILIN G BEEF
MAZDA—25, 75-watt, each
Send package top nnd $1.10 to C arnation Co., Portland, and they will send you an Electra-Hot
Grill. Retail value $3.50.
Delicious Flavor. 3 lbs................
19c
CANDY
Gumdrops, Chocolate drops,
Broken Mix—
2 lbs............................
Fill those empty Sockets—
General Electric
VAN CAMP'S
M IN C ED M EA T
$1.79
$1.59
$1.98
29c
o
lc
2c
GRAPEFRUIT— Large
Arizona. 3 for .........
LEMONS— Juicy.
Dozen .........................
10c
10c