THE
Thuriuiuy, December 6, 1934
H IL L S B O R O
AR G U S.
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
Page Three
th irteen m em bers I n attendance
primaries were held ln April 45 »»
more If you stick it on the e n
and roll call "A last m inute T tianka-j
days prior to the general elections
velope."—Ex.
giving su g g t' lion S crap book* for
which until 1910 were held on the
Doernbeeher are finished and the
first Monday In June In tlie year
» »
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next meeting will be spent stuffing
1910 when the general election was
i I l I O V l I l I O U r U S V
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V
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changed to November the primary
v j i v v u toy anim als Mrs Rulli Anderson
Legion of Decency committee ol
Paperhanging - Painting
took
the
donation
ot
canned
fruit,
was
held in September, but In 1912
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bibs and high chair pads to Alber-
was returned to April and »Ince the Hillsboro C hristian Council has
In May.
tl r a K err nursery Tuesday
Issued these recommendations on I
U a z e l d a l e C o m m u n i t y C lu b then has been • held
• •
Thanksgiving Program Held ( A Thanksgiving program wusglv- B u ild in g s G . T a y l o r F a r m
G uests Thunk giving a t the E i)
the pictures to be shown a t the !
b
ite
home
were
Mr
and
Mrs
(I
Fire
losses
on
timber
lands
un
Venetian during the following week
W ill P r e s e n t C o m e d y
ell a t the B
Bethany
eili
Presbvlei
1
‘ lu ll
D e s tr o y e d hy F la m e s
a t B e th a n y C h u r c h
llite
and
family
of
Hlu-rwood,
Mr
"Wagon Wheels" has been recom
der
Jurisdiction
ot
the
state
fores
church Hunilav hy tlie Christian
und Mrs Jo u 'p h Flint of Bcholfs
try departm ent this year totalled mended cn all motion picture e n
Piwleavor. Program Included asm i«
und
Mr.
and
Mrs
Robert
Holland
I ll y M u m Jmsn H m itk )
only »123,483. the lowest record ln dorsement lists as being a picture
Mrs A Hamel, d u et by Jean
LAUREI. RUMIE la u re l Kldgi
BETHANY-CEDAR MILL Cedar try
Berger and Iz.ls Meier, cornet nolo pupil», who have not been absent mul boys of Beaverton.
IÍAZKLIMLE Journal
Junior?. 13 vears, according to Lynn Crone- , of tile family type Tlie Chicago list !
Mill heluu.l will give a Chrintnuoi by
Hlteon
teacher
aiid
pupil»
enjoyed
wlU
„„
hour.s
varlcty
pn,_
miller, state forester. Tlie 1933 fo r of tlie Roman Catholic church lists
Jo h n Spaell, and vlolbi solo by i
t«sj<ly during the past m onth,,
program. pie Mietul, and carnival K Scheldt.
gram Saturday evening a t the est fire loes totalled more than it as '• very good." Good for chil
! are Vcrlu Acblacher, Dorothy. H ar- a holiday ihursday and IF
»12.000,000
due largely to the dls- dren to see.
lleceinber 20 Proceed» will go to
, ^ r n ,i V.
'Ll?.*', schoolhouse a t 7:30 sharp. Doors
betliany b ap tist ch u rch gave a „Id and Raymond C apponi, RuUi : Mr
We Cover Surfaces
(>p(.n at ? o.tlotk
ward (Hiving lor a pluno
astrous Tillamook bum. A total ol
harvest service November 38. Tile Führer, Anna and Jo h n M eyers.1 H enrp Everett and Donna M e lz e n -:
Merry Widow" Is recommended I
v„ un.,ste r . including
ualiidimz one
one group
uroun 1257 forest fires were reported this only for m ature audiences, as is!
Mr and Mr». Prank Btcflan spent fruit mid vegetables were sent toj Irene and Mary Nyström, Robert tun w ile guests Thursday a t tlie of . youngsters.
A Zwelner home a t Tigard
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs L. tlie old people's home In Portland Kpath and Lona Werre.
Beaverton and two from P ort year. Smokers were held respon "Cleopatra." Both are especially !
Mr und Mrs. A. C. Robinson, from
Mrs ..’ames Malum of lo s An-
Mr mid Mr». Charles S team s
It III ims nl Portland Mrs Prank
land will be featured. Proceeds are sible for 357 fires and incendlarlsts unfit for sm all children.
Mr
und
Mr»
Ix-ster
Robinson
and
H leltan w spending a lew days with gelei. I» visiting lier parent». M r.'w ere dinner guest» Bunday of Mr
to go to the Red Cross. and ad for 336 Lightning is credited with
Miss Elizabeth S tru th e rs were e n mission will be 15 cents for adults starting 10 biases, debris burner.
mid Mrs. John berger.
¡ und Mr». Jam e» Harri»
them
A lady had Just purchased a
tertain
ed
Thanksgiving
a
t
the
C.
Mr und Mrs. W M. Marshall of
Mr. and Mr». Himon Berger wer.
Mrs. Sekialtenbrand Honored
and 10 cents tor children Mrs. W 157, campers i l l , lumbering 46 and postage stam p a t a substation
B R. NTCKESON. Prop.
Kalispell. M ont, »pent Thursday Thunknglvlng guest# of her parents,
Mrs Carl Helialtenbrand was lion- W B trutliers home
P Brooks 1» In charge of arrange railroads 11.
"Must
I »tick It on myself?" she
Mr. and Mrs Clay Dorland and ment».
with Mrs M McDaniel«.
Mr mid Mrs. Fred Pearson o fjo red with a surprise dinner a t the.
asked
Phone 2102
Mrs Lillian Metzger of Han Hillsboro.
Play December 15
home ot her purent». Mr mid Mr» | Miss Cora Dorland of N orth Plains
"Positively not. madam ." replied
Francisco 1» visiting I ut mother
Georgia lu'wls of The ivalle» v is-¡o. a. Haynes, Sunday. The oc-, were T hursday guests of Mr. and
Community club will present a
Mrs
C
harles
VanKleek
the
postal
clerk.
"It
will
accomplish
1 Ited her parent* here Thanksgiving (union was h er birthday annlvcr-
Mrs It It llusklll
comedy In three acts, "Die Man
Mr and Mrs. William F. C am p from Nowhere," December 15 at
Mr mul Mrs Bum Walters, Miss Mr and Mr», Art Hehulz enter- ary. Those present were Mr and
Phyllis White, Challes W alters mul tallied Mrs. Currie Hehulz. Mr. und Mrs II. P. Btrickler, Mr and Mr« bell and son» spent 'Thanksgiving 8 p m. at the schoolhouse. Music
i Hy
Mr mill Mrs Prank Parm er ot ( M ik Paul «Irai, mul Mis» Barali w C Edy, Mi mill Mrs Beoti ! and the week-end with relatives In wifi be enjoyed between acts. 'Ihe
FARMINGTON Farm ington L a
Portland enjoyed Tliuuksiilvlng with j Hehulz. all of Portland, on T hanks- Haynes. Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Seattle.
cast Includes Meadames Plavelle
an d Mrs.
and a n Jelderks
Mr mid Mrs Jack Hutehrll of Beav- giving day
Haynes, Irene. Ju an ita, K enneth , Mr.
and b e d Esther
Misses dies' club meets with Mrs. Frank
,
,, Ray
. . . Krilken
...... Jelderks
d E sth er
. Mi. Heil,
■
eilon
A lilrilid.ii pal i V «.is given for and Ivan Havin ■. Mr and Mrs. children, Mrs Terris. M argaret M or- v ,ri{lnla Miller, Amy Godfrey, and Sthulm erich December 13.
rl»
and
Doyle
Ferris
left
Ihursday
powers,
Messrs
Jack
Powers,
W T Putnam and Ferd Putnam
Mr mul M rs C l im i', boy e n - ! nave Croenl ut the Allenbuch home John strlek ler. Mildred and R ich-,
klerlalned with I lumk-giving dm- <m Thanksgiving n ig h t. Novem ber 3» ,u ,l Btrickler. M r and M rs D aniel to visit relatives near M adras an d K enneth Waidele Donald McIntosh attended t h e vegetable growers’ j
school a t the state college a t Cor
nei-, T how pnou-nt were Mr and Those present M artha. Ellzalx Ui Werre und Lona Wei ie, Mr. and will retu rn Saturday.
A rthur Syverson and Skiles.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lietz of St.
Mrs G lenn Carr. bill C a r r o t Port
W aller mid Alfred Allenbneli, El Mrs W E Peler», Norma and bu rl
Mr mid Mrs. C. P. Syversdn. D or vallis last week.
land. Carl lairsen. L G bole Mark vm Blotter. Otto Edlger mul Ro»'-[ peters. Mi mi l Mrs C arl Helialten- Jo h n s and Miss T h o ra Nielsen of is and A rthur Syverson spent
Mr. and Mrs Ed Boge and eon
Portland
were
guest»
Thursday
of
DeboUse. Misses Dorothy and bureil Tingilo.
Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil were Thanksgiving guests o f '
brand Scott Haynes. Donald Edy.
Boy.
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Izonard Hallock In Portland.
R ichard Werre, Mts-, Helen Asbahr Mr and Mrs. J L Haggerty
their
son and daughter-in-law . Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Willoughby and
Mr mid Mr» E If Anderson F o r m ,.r L o c a l M a n o n
uiul th e host und hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leopold and and Mrs. Marion Boge of P o rtlan d .,
Dean
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vincent
spent T hursday evenln* with Mr»
family spent Tliankagiving a t T im
Buildings Burned
Mrs. Tliomas Williams and so n s:
P r o g r a m in P o r t l a n d
Willoughby
a n d M arlene were ber with Mr. and Mrs. Courtney
Anderson's sister. Mrs George A t
A fire on tlie Gene Taylor farm
Tom and Richard of Pensacola, ]
terbury,
•rbury. of
or Portland
Ihirtliuid
A C "Jerry" Heston, secretary of HuVurdav'nigi’i t burned i o s ’ gra’inlrv guests T hursday of Mrs. Lillian Syverson.
Florida, arrived last week to spend
Lloyd Amk rson. w I mi Is attending t |„. Hillsboro Cham ber of Com-
b»rn P> the ground* G roin McDonald in Portland.
Mr and Mrs. R ichard McHenry
J. L, H aggerty an d K enneth and their daughter Mary of P ort the winter with her mother, Mrs.
Oregon S tate college, spent ( I k mere* In 193« was one of the n a in
4 ^ . ‘‘
J.
T. Anderson.
Dimikigiving vacation with his » ^ .k e r s at the Portland chambei
1 ¿Sstroyed“ riu- fire was put S tru th ers made a trip to Silver- land Mr. and Mrs George Watson
Mr. and Mrs. William Putnam Jr.
folk». Mr. mi l Mis E 11 Ander- Monday when u large group In- ,M|t ^ tll Ul(.
M.v,.ral nel££- ton Saturday.
of Aloha were guest# of Mr. and
Ready to supply you with the
A num ber from here enjoyed a Mrs. W. P Brooks last Sunday.
were Friday evening guests a t the
v»<led tin* II om * Oity from t < ntFtil ix»i • (J iiilm * of the lire liws not L h ‘<‘ ii luird
tune dance Friday evening at
finest MEATS at the least cost.
Ml»» Violet
Anderson spent the oiegon In behelf of tile Dcschute»
1,1 u,e
n rc Ix^ n
Mr and Mrs. F rank Reid of Henry Hagg home of Reedville.
w«sk-eiu| with Ml»« L. Hherman of. No ttr(l Gem pohitoes Heston grows
M,.
„ „ j „ „ Wa)l<.r F u h rer Uie I. O. O F. hall.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bierdsdorl
Portland were guest» of Mr. and
Hillsboro
prlxr »pu,|s at Powell b u tte mul
, ii ,. io , v ulltl Mrh Marie
Mrs. W. A. Jones on Thanksgiving. of Schefflin and Mr. and Mrs. G or
Ready to advise you in purchasing.
Mrs. C boy was an all-night told the Portlm iders about the lam - j. ul,n .r V|^ o d it the G Eager
Edward Day, who Is a student don Sahnow of Hillsboro w e r e
Ready to give real values.
guest of Mrs A G Wlswall of
p , , u u » a o f th a t region. Mayor
ra l V“ “ «,
U
a t Gonzaga, spent th e holidays at Tlianksgiving guests of Mr. and
All meats inspected by Dr. Nicol
lAirtbmd Friday.
Mrs
William
Putnam
Jr.,
and
fam
Rolx-rts of lU dm ond was the other
Mr
d
Ml.s
John
his
home
here.
and Dr. Almquist.
Mr and Mrs. John Btrickler and
'Diere will lie a card party and 'is uker
Clifford Prink, who used to live ily.
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family attended a supper in honor
tintici.' at live Cedar M1U hall Hut-
Ln
tills
community,
is
quite
1
1
1
at
C
aptain
S.
S.
Dalby
is
home
for
One elasslfbsi columns may liave oi Mrs O race
birthday an -
i Hy M r». B u nnell, i'h u n * 1713W )
urday night.
the home of his parents in Huber. his vacation through the m onth of
h iit^ w h o tv o u m e looking^ for - ‘hversary a t T igard S aturday eve-
JOHNSON D ISTRICT T h an k s
Bethany Presbyterbin c h u r c h just what you m e loomng
r
}{eiatlVi'» mm friends of Mrs.
December.
was spent quietly ln most of
gave a 'Duuiksgivlng harvest »erv- Read them.
Mrs. Claud Johnson and daugh
Jack cam e lrom Corvallis, Amity giving
th e homes In th is community,
ter Mabel ol Corvallis were week
mid Portland to surprise her.
m
any
of
th
e
residents
having
only
end guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mr». C P Nystrom and tlie fam ilies present and others
(Continued fro m pare one)
| mr a ;
family visited with the O. K Aus spending
to officials and employes of the Mrs. Fred Clark.
tlie
day
with
relatives
or
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sm ith and
tin lantlly n ear Newberg S aturday friends in o th er sections.
state in departm ents and in stitu daughter
were Thanksgiving guests
evening.
tions located in and adjacent to of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
One
large
gathering
was
held,
Mr. and Mrs. J B Strickler of however, a t the home of Mr. and Salem, according to a report by the
Sm
ith
of
near Hazeldale
Prescott visited a t the H P. B trick Mrs W A Bunnell, where relatives state departm ent. The report does
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. McKee
ler home over tlie week-end.
of Mrs. Bunnell gathered for a not Include payment« made to em- and daughter C harlotte of Salem
birthday Crlrl-rated
A big Tlianksgiving din- ployes of the highway departm ent and August and Eddie Boge were
Tlie At-bischer fam ilies gathered reunion
thoKe m the Salem of- Thanksgiving guests a t the H H.
a t I I. .-
h o rn .- o t O
Acblscher In ner was held a t noon, an d the re- olher
Newberg November 25 to celebrate maindt-r of th e tim e was spent In fice, or to faculty members and Boge home
ITehcnt were M r and Mrs. empioyes oj
state's institutions
Mrs. Charles Clark and daugh
his birthday anniversary. Those visiting.
FREE DELIVERY — PHONE 2001
arry Edmonds of N orth Bend.
ters Bonny and Alta spent Sunday
twesent were Mr. and Mrs. F red, H
Mr and Mrs H arry Edmonds Jr. of
ed,ucal'“,n ° f
employe.» in Portland visiting friends.
Price* for Fri., Sat. and Mon.— Dec. 7, 8 and III
Acblscher and soil Dan. Mr. und M arshfield. M r and Mrs. Vernon located in the city of Portland.
Mr. Powers and son and daugh
Mrs. Ruwlcigh Emnierson. M argaret Olson of Corvallis, Mr. and M rs
• • •
bt'tiuullne and Aldus. Mr. and Mrs Earl Edmoiuls and two children of i The assessed value of all prop- ter Jack and Dale spent T hanks
C
L
A
M
S
CRACKERS
giving
with Mr. Powers’ m other and
Harold Acblscher, Verla, H ubert K ansas Cltv. Mr and Mrs. J. E .! erty on tlie 1934 tax rolls in Ore-
Master. Minced razor
Snowflukc or Honey Grafuun
am i
I s Inn i
Mi und M r. H Lewton of hVirest Grove, Miss C lara gon totals only »943,504.405.62, ac- sister in Portland.
Mrs. H. D. Sm ith is spending
Aeblscher. Miss Elizabeth and R ay RouU of Olympia. David Edmonds cording to figures compiled by the
ruu » »s
2-lb. h<.v
mond Acbiscla-r and Mr. and Mrs. of P ortland.and the host and host- state tax commission. This repre this week in Portland visiting friends.
C. Aeblscher.
css, Mr and Mrs. W A. Bunnell, sents a reduction of more than Chevalier, MacDonald
Grorgi baker Hurt
J
th ree daughters Yvonne, Vir- »15 000.000 from the 1933 tax rolls
George Baker vas in ju red S a tu r and
Star in “Merry W idow” _
and Nadine.
and of »181.500.000 from the tax
day while sawing wood. He was gtnla
Mr and Mrs. L. O'Connor spent rolls of 1930 when the s ta te s as-
Glamorous romance, beautiful
k III the face by a piece of th e day with relatives at Aloha, sessed value reached a peak of »1,- women,
hum or and the
wood and also cut his hand quite where o th er members of the fam - 125.000.000. Of th e total valuation haunting whimsical
strains of F ranz Lehar's t
badly.
ily
gatlu-ri'd
for
a
reunion.
»775.854.451
is
listed
on
local
rolls
famous
music
blend
into an enter-
WHEATIES
WHEAT
Mr and Mrs. H P. Strickler. Mr.
_________________ by the county assessors and $167,-
ta u m e n t of indescribable charm
mul Mrs. J. A Strickler und family B l o o m i n v F a r m U n i o n
Tlie energy cerea
Cum allun, large.
049
954 62
represents
appor- in Ernest Lubitsch's production of
u n io n
Uo|wd
^ , ues
uUU t h e properties
attended tlie com m unity T hanksgiv » ■ o o m in g r a r m
We have a good supply of
"The Merry Widow.” showing S u n
ing dinner a t Scholls G range hall
to L le c t o n W e d n e s d a y as fixed by the state tax commls- day, Monday. Tuesday and Wednes
Pbg.
large pkg*.
NEW SAUERKRAUT
Thursday.
Aiuiual election of Blooming lo- sion. Only seven counties renreied day a t the Venetian theater. M au
Has K irlhday Party
cal. F arm ers' Union, will be held a n Increase ln local assessments. rice Chevalier and Jeanette Mac-
OIL
OIL
Mrs. Harold Aeblscher en tertained W ednesday evening. December 12. They are M alheur, Harney, Coot, corfiaid are co-starred in the pro
C rystal Mineral OU.
pupils nl lu-st. second and third a t 8:30 a t B unning's hall ln Cor- Douglas. Jefferson. Lincoln a n d duction.
Cod Liver. Flavored.
g
ra
d e s and a few neighbor ch il im 'I ius . O ther m atters of Im portance Wasco. Assessed values ln th e other
In your container.
Nik hard to lake
dren at a party Tuesday after will be discussed.
29 counties are below those of
No m atter what some people may-
school, Jmnorlng her d au g h ter Verla
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1933.
say, you can expect a n upswing
Pint bottle
on her seventh birthday aiuuver-
MRS. WALTER BAILEY
. . •
Re». Phone 321Z
—Nation's
Business.
5 Deliveries Daily
Phone 651
.11 >
FO REST GROVE—Mrs. W alter
S tate officials foil to see any
Plan
Christ
ma«
Program
Bailey.
30.
died
a
t
the
P
ortland
good
purpose
to
be
served
by
the)
5
Ask your attorney to send your
Laurel Ridge pupils luider the
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iiarm ni Sunday and funerai proposed change in the primary legal advertising to th e Argus.
direction of Miss Helen Asbalir Sai
services
were
conducted
a
t
the
election
date
from
May
to
Septem
-
teacher, put on a program Novem Fori-at G rove U ndertaking company ber. A dmitting th a t it would re-
ber 28 for parent« and friends. The
W ednesday afternoon. Elder lieve candidates of a considerable
pupils arc planning to sponsor a , chapel
eerraft of G aston officiated. In - strain and voters of the annoyance
SALMON
comm unity
C hristm as
program B
COFFEE
n n e n t was ln F orest View ceme- incident to a prolonged campaign
such as they h ad last year. School te
it is pointed out th a t there are
CUP-O-GOLD
Alaska parked.
was not in session Friday a fter tery.
Blanch May B lair was born in many obstacles in th e way of the
A satisfactory cup.
Thanksgiving.
Minneapolis. Minn.. August 20. 1904. proposed change. For one thing a
and was m arried to W alter Bailey Septem ber primary would preclude
ib
1-lb. ran
a t Kelso, W ash , in Septem ber, the election of delegates to the
1933. Deceasc-d Is survived by the national convention which are held
SATI ItllAY ONLY
(My M r« Zell G S tro th e r« )
widower and h er parents. Mr. and in Ju n e and it would also prevent
Hiteon ladles belonging to Tigard Mrs. C. W B lair of Forest Grove, a preferential vote on the candl-
Rebekah club atten d ed club a t tlie T hree brothers also survive: Ray- cate s for president and vlce-presi-
home of Mrs. Opal Wick November mond E. Blair. Minneapolis. Minn.; dent. Oregon's prim ary election*
21 und quilted during th e a fte r Reginald C. Blatr. Astoria, and Ern liave been held on the th ird F ri
noon.
est Blair. McMinnville.
day ln May since 1914 by reason
Hiteon club m et November 28 at
of an act passed by the legislature
the home of Mrs. Bacon with
Q uality Job p rinting—Argus.
of 1913. Prior to th a t tim e the
Cedar Mill to
H old Program
n e Thursday II Y l> I» gave “
..ui pm . party »I. the II. nirli k luun*
In Mrenoo honoring W Hemrick
wlu> I* from Cnuuda und making
all extended vl«H
Lucille Cornilla and (»lady» oi
Portland »|>riit Thonksglvlny with
Mieli parent*. Mr and Mrs. II '
I „ ..* .„ 1
JU.lUrt
1
D .J z r ,,
IV. I l l P C
Junior G roup
Plans Program
c?
Wagon Wheels”
is Family Picture
Hillsboro Decorating
Company
Farmington Club
Meets on Thursday
Catherine B<rfr«k
Johnson District
Has Quiet Holiday
Picnics, lb. • • • 13c
Capitol News Letter
RUCHEK’S X
ASH GROCERY
K
Cottages, lb.
25c
10c
20c
9c
9c
SW ISS CH EESE Lb
BEEF T O N G U E S u
29C
2 -
MOP STICKS
FLOUR
22c
CORN
COCOA
LARD C O M P O U N D 3 ,u
LOc
BEEF R O A ST Lb
12c
H A M BU RG ER Lb.
FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET
$1.5 0
55c
1 L7c
*
S afeway S tores
LOc
25c
BANANAS,
ORANGES J 'S /? .
CABBAGE Ï S Î T Î
SWEET POTATOES .
Hillsboro
26c
52c
2
49C
MEAT
YOU CAN SAVE EVERY DAY ON OUR
Hiteon
BULK FOODS
17C
35c
lc
15c
Company
THE HOUSE OF CHOICE MEATS
Friday and Saturday Specials
SALMON C R A B S
P ineapple
FREE DELIVERY
Prices for Fri., Sat. and Mon., Dec. 7, 8 and 10
Sweet Treat, 8-oz.
Crushed, Tidbits or
Juice.
Can
1* 1OU1T
POST TOASTIES—
3 pkga...........................
MILK—Carnation.
6c
B ak in g S u p p lies
CALUMET Raking Powder—Bulk. 3 lbs.. .25c
ROYAL linking Powder— 12-ox. ran ............ Sic
CI.ARBKR G IRL Raking Pwd.—2-lb. can ..19c
K-C Baking Powdrr—50-os. ran ....................33c
SOFTAS1I.K CAKE FLOVR— Pkg................ 29c
BISQUICK—Large pkg........................................... 29c
RAISINS—Choice seedless. 4-lb. pkg............25c
DATES—New crop Hallow!. 2 lbs. ................19c
CITRON, LEMON. ORANGE PEEL— I,b.. .29c
WALNUTS—Groner's fancy. Lb........................23c
FILBERTS—la r g e , fancy. Lb.............................15c
BRAZILS— la r g e . 2 lbs.........................................29c
ALMONDS— IX L soft shell. 2 lbs................... 35c
Choice and Lean
15
lb.
$1.53
15c
bag ...
SHRIMP or OYSTERS— Gulf
Kist, fancy, 5-oz. 2 cans
9c
CHOCOLATE g S g ;.» 1 2 c
3 lbs. ................................
24c
19c
CRACKERS
Snowflakes.
OOz*
2-lb. box
MACARONI
KARO SYRUP
MOLASSES
W esson Oil
.
Quart
CHOICE BABY BEEF STEAKS
FREE DELIVERY
Vg-gallon
43c
79c
23c
3 lbs. ..............
Oregon cream.
16c
Lb.
6C
H O M I N Y ,^
rice pr i;[B1.ueRose..........23c
Red or Blue Label.
3-lb. ran .................
A m t D inah.
24c
BEANS
Small White.
20C
Small Limas.
5 lbs.................
29c
10c
1H -lb. ran
C offee
38c
Blue Rose.
Broken.
5 lb s ....................
2H -lb. ran
Columbia Beat
i-ib ......................
(3 Iba................73c)
3-lb.
fft“"”'!...20c
6-lb. can
20c
15c
19c
S n o w d rift
49c
93c
25c
OATS
39c
PEACOCK MINIT—
9-lb. sack .......................... .
9c
Chocolate flavored. New low price.
1-lb. can ............................................................
COFFEE
21c
NOB HILL—
2 lb*.
Oftp
SYRUP—
2 »/a-lb. can
SYRUP—
Medium can
Maximum
Tomato Juice—
10-oz. c a n ..........
C/»
TISSUE—
4 rolls
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Log Cabin
cocoa -
1/2-lb. can
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B aker’s
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W aldorf
11 V
FORMAY—
3-lb. can
t*iFVz
JELLO—
11#»
2 pkg*. ............ J
L iKx
Pint jar ............
«lOVz
B est Poods
Deviled Meat.
V»*.
3 cans
Libby's
4 fix»
JUJU
PRODUCE FEATURES
AIRWAY
Lb.
29c
PURE VEGETABLE. Bulk.
3 lbs.
..................-.......................................
Van Camp's
RICE
*f
5-lh. rail
Superior.
2-lb. box .........
SHORTENING
SOAP T rb;yraWhite:........... 20c
POWDERED SUGAR—
Bulk. 3 lbs..................................
$1.75
$1.59
MALTED MILK
CHEESE
Whole grain.
SHORTENING
PURE LARD . .
CORNED BEEF .
MUTTON STEW .
.
50c
ba
100-Ib. sack ......................
BROWN—
5 lbs. ..................................
POWDERED—
COFFEE
lll‘ R
AQe
1 L,»_. K
,|.,b
31 ”d
c) ?.Ib rui tlvV
LARD COMPOUND
OYSTERS .
10
Pure cane.
ROSE CITY—
CATSUP
Friday to Monday, December 7 to 10
SAFEWAY—
49-lb. sack ..........................................
PRIMROSE—
49-Ib. sack ..........................................
SUGAR
-f
JLv^
CHIPPED BEEF— Cudahy's,
(2V2-0Z. jar 10c) 5-oz. jar....
Price» Effective
FLOUR
BELL BRAND.
49-Ib. sack ....................
C ocoanut Shredded.
I-lb. cello
BEEF— Libby's.
20c CORNED
12-oz. can. 2 cans ............
27c
Tall can ..................
PO RK
STEAKS
These
H ardw heat. all purpose flour.
Half or Whole
Phone 982
17c
3 lbs.
59c
4 9c
GRAPEFRUIT
9C
SWEET POTATOES
’;..15c
BANANAS«™?“ . rtpB-................... 19c
Old Fashioned Chocolates or Gum Drops in,b^elloph‘np 25c