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Thursday, January 3, 1936 THE H IL L S B O R O Tureday. A pot luck dinner will be W ar and Mawna In Hillsboro Thurx-I iwrved a t I o'clock. I duy evening Minx Arlene (lo ite r «pent Chrlxt- GuexL« at the John Schm vlt/er mux viicullon with her friend, Ml.«« h o m e Christman were Kllen Zwelnei Muryhell Flint, ut the llurrv Flint of Tigard. the lleruiun und Lloyd beuch home. M ct/entlne fumlllrx of lllteon, Mr Mi and Mm. Virgil BliJi uml non, mid Mr,, Hurry Srhm elU er, und Mr. mid Mr«. Curl Itueck uml lam - 1 Mr und Mr.« Joe MugliUW'li. “>d Hb.h were C hrU tim u dinner Ml alld Mrx. Hu bard Joyce un i Virgil llisli Superintendent) «ui«t.. a t the 11unk Mlllei Imine ctitlclr«*n »nd nephew, Raymond, About twenty uttendeil the curd || „ rn |b r<g,k, went to (loldi-ndul, Club Meet Tuesday pu.ty held try the HeholU W omanb chrlnlm u» a., gueuta nt the llornl I club Buturduv evening u t the J trrooli home ^ y ,‘5i£L. a* JF 4* Mr. and Mm. F E Howell vlalted Be ho I lx M E c h u r c h nbi ,W„ . SCHGIJJ4 , . ..................................church won f lr.t und MU« Flora Hoi- chrlxlniu.', with her «Uter. Mr«. elected Humluy school officer« Hun- llna xecond. C. Anderson, of Portland duy UH follow« Virgil III h I i , xuperln- Program (liven K. Io M eet . ..... tendeut; llurold CfirUtensen, uexlx-, tlro n er school observed ChrUtmus , Friday, , ,, C. M ............... ountain Home taut nuperlntendenl; Arlene H otter, December 111 with it program, tree !• i Iduy. the tin Mountain Home C ( I hris tm as .ec r etiir y : C F Htreteher. tri'axur- and exchange of gift« Program In- t nodal 'f!.'.,,'av meeting at the Join, mid er: Lucille Carlaon, llhrarlun, J u s - j eluded Jean Trask. welcome. Amy Hehmeltzer home e p h Stretcher. uluulxt, Mr« Cliff Alice Howard mid Jennie Lou Pec, Mr und Mrs Beecher Reed ol 1 «irk nut. organist. mid Avu Howard, i ««ng. Wallace Flint, Jean Trunk, Beattie «peut Christman ut the Hum chorister , Jessie Ixni Peer, Ulillie Reynold.,, Bodle home und Mr« Bodle re tu rn Mrs Clifford Tru.sk und daughter I Amy i'/’iZ Alice „ „ llowurd, " ta u . t Year's .... ed ... to Beattie with them lor several Jean xpent Christina» vacation with ‘"’’i, OottiT, U w rru ie day.,' visit her mothei . Mrw Mary 11111, ut £ ? n 2Sl n ( Ern< 1 Mr. Mr. and und Mrs J. B. B artlett e n atayton. They rem ained until New Huhrbler und Wallace H int, h d m ; tertained Christman day with u Year'« day. laiwrenee Burgovne, Hammy Giit- luulles' Aid club will meet ut the h|,*.r ^'ch i'ittm a'.'' AidtlimeRc I Pr®aeiit were Mr und Mrs. Medford H p i'ayloi home next Friday. Howard H im ih .r d t i n i i . r "(omni Courtney uml two sons of Cull- I'lanx for u Junuury birthday din- Night " und Amy Alice llowurd. fornlu, Mr. and Mr« Leslie Howell und two daughters of Hillsboro, Me ner will be discussed. recitation. Evelyn Hatfield spent C hristm as Mr. und Mm Earl Shipley und und Mrs Htanley Trefren und of Bonneville, Mr, und vacation ut the home of h er sinter, son Every Lee of M m izunlL______ Itu visited daughter Oeorge Allison and three son.« Mrs. Pulii Duvie». relutlves here during the week-end Mm. und M N Bonham who makes Hunduy evening visitors a t the “l,d »ttended u birthday party ut his home with C. A IH le >I t te r home were Mr. mid I >*"• Home of bln parents Mr und Minnie B artlett. his (laughter. Mrs Mrs k . E Robertson mid Mr and M**-Erwl’> Shipley, in H illsboroFrl- as day guests ut the S am Mrs George Robertson, ull of Port- **MV evening T he uffulr was In uel Christm Helffert home were the Curl land. honor of Erwin Hlilpley's blrtfiduy. Helffert family, Mr mid Mrs Dun ( lull Mre(. Mr and Mr» K K Rowell, Ml u h if w M * and Mr„ j „ n Uh Chrl5ten.Mii und lloffner of Portland. Mrs Albert Scholl» Woman*« club will m eet! Mrn. J. E Hennett attended the Hleffert mid children of Portland. ut the Mrs. Julius Christensen home joint installation Of the Eastern . al,<l *lrsi E,nl* Steffert and I “ ehUdrcn of Balein Hunduy guests at the H. T H esse¡ y = r ------- L home were Mr and Mrs. O M ! Heuton of near Hillsboro and Mr and Mm. Julius Christensen and daughter Peggy. Mr and Mrs Joseph Twlgg and I children. Mr. und Mrs. Harold Christensen und children. Thomas und Harvey Twlgg attended a fam ily dinner Christm as a t the home j j of Mr.«. Florence Twlgg In Hllls- , boro Christm as guests ut the J C. Hatfield lióme were Mr and Mrs. Raymond Casey und two children und David Hulfleld Mr und Mrs H L. McCool und children «pent C hristm as ut the C E. Hill home In Portland. Chrtstm us guests nt the Ray Moore home were Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Dlrkenx and son. Mr. and Ready to supply you with the Mrs William Wlthyeotnbe, mid three finest MEATS a t the least cost. children, nil of Gaston, and K a th erine and Esther Boge. Mr mid Mrs. Carl Asbahr of Heady to advise yon In purchasing. Portland were Sunday evening Hrmlr to give real values. guests ut the Ed Demtmn home. All niralu Inspected by Ur. Nicol Mr and Mrs L. O. Burge of and Ur. Almqulat Hillsboro visited at the S A. Got- ter home Hunduy. Mrs. J W Burge Saturday, Jan. 5th Specials returned home with them for a two weeks' visit, Mr and Mrs. Jess Westfall of I Home Cured Portland spent Friday a t the Elmer I Howard home and visited a t the SMOKED MEATS Gene Lee home during tile week Mr. und Mrs Curl Wohlschlegol and children attended u picnic din- . ner at the community hall In Dun- j dee Christinas day. Half or whole. , Mr. and Mrs Carl Helffert a n d , ¡ family visited ut the Carl Waibel home at Sheridan during Christmas AR G U S, H IL L S B O R O , OREGON Scholls S. S. Nantes Leaders Party Given for Children Hazeldale P e o p le E njoy Yuletdie Gatherings (B y M1 m lurmUy - u PICN ICS 13c 17c Lb. COTTAGES Lb. BEEF R O A ST Lb. HAM BURGER Lb. LARD C O M P O U N D 5 Deliveries Daily . '- » 'X i. - . T ' 50! ¿ AM' ,T?*' 2 ì NEW' P a ttern No. 354 S i z e .................... P a tte rn No 350 S i z e .................... P ork & B eans VAN CAMP'8 City ............................................................... S tate. All m aterials specified In above patterns may be purchased In local stores — -------- — IVIOllniain I lOlTlC 1T1 wmtvl a i nat ijiiuvy Lee u 5c i 15c P eaches 10 bar» 46c F e ls N a p t h a SOAP white. 19c 5 lb». ........... B e a n s Small BELL BRAND. $1.63 b. sack F lo u r 49-1 Ä .2#e).. 59c f.^ ,w"'-30c YELLOW or WHITE. Sunkist, No. 2'-. Can ............ 39c BAKING POWDER— 19c K. 25-oz. can ................. CORN— Fancy No. 2. Maine O Cg« Golden Bantam. 2 can» __ PEARS— No. la. Staregon. 10c Economy L ig h t Globes 30 or 60-watt. IOC Each ............ FLOUR— F isher’s Blend. 49-lb. sack .......................... SOAP— Crystal W hite. ...................... 10 bars CLEANSER— Lighthouse. Can ........................................ RUCHEK’S ASH GROCERY FREE DELIVERY G. E. TOMATO SAUCE— Val Vita 8-oz. 3 cans ............................. PA N C A K E FLOUR $ 1.49 $ 1 .7 5 COCOA—Mother’s. 2-lb. can HERS HEY—!^-lb, can 1 ........7c 5c BAKING POWDER — Calumet. Bulk Lb................................. 12c lie $1.98 29c 3c 47c FLOUR Ae«7 COFFEE CUP-O-GOLD. The price of a can Is in the quality this coffee. G round I d ordci I Hi. JELLO— 2 pkgx. ..................... 11c 39c 25c 29c 19c Lipton's green. *4-lb........................... Edward's green h - lb ...................... TISSUE Big roll. 10c 3 rolls . HAND SOAP White King. 3 bacs 4 1^. .......................... 14C CRACKERS Snowflakes. cw ex _ 3-lb. box ......... Superior. a re 29C »5«)C 2-lb. box 29c B eans 19c L aundry S o a p 18c C h eese Off/-» (SdC 15c Mild. Lb.................. COFFEE AIRWAY Lb. ......... 3 lbs. ... 20c .........59i FRUITS VEGETABLES EDWARDS Lb. can .. 2-lb. can ........... 53c oTLE^ MAXWELL HOUSE Lb. Can . . GRAPEFRUIT Arizona. Doz. 27c 31c TOBACCOS Prince A lbert, Velvet or Granger. 1-lb. can UÎ7V SALMON Happyvale. No. 1. 2 c a n s ................. Libby's or Del Monte. No. 1 cans. 2 cans ............... George Washington 59c HILLSBORO 69c -f Qx» J L tz L Good eating and cooking. X anas 7.19 c Golden ripe. AVACADOS— POTATOES. Local. No. so ib»....... 39c 1-lb. can Prices Good Friday to Monday, January 4, 5, 7 of OCg» PICN ICS Lean and Meaty. l/2 MEAT FREE DELIVERY 4 Times Daily COM PANY PANCAKE F L O U R S ’*9 10-lb. bag CA1T LESLIE toweling QQ« bag (8.lb An ba A-l )r 15 table c) 2 salt 5.lb in ba the )f ....... O9V PALMOLIVE, known the world over. 26C LA R D COMPOUND SUGAR ,7“ 0AH'‘........................ 50C 29c lbs. 23 1 7c 5C VEAL HAM S ROAST 12s Try n sample. 2-lb. box DOG FOOD C o r n M ea l Yellow. 9-lb. bag Luna, a P & G product. 10 bar» TEA Lipton's black. ' j - l b . ...................... Edward's black. U-lb............................ /" ■n ACJCFPÇ KBISPIE. Light and Krlsp. v-IyrW IVLIXiJ SUNSHINE More crackers to the pound. 29c HARDTACK °t'^.cS rTRV.Dlsc* 39c SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY PHONE 2001 WHITE WONDER 10 bars O a ts Regular or quick. 9-lb. bag The H ouse of Choice Meats Friday, Saturday and Monday, Jan. 4, 5 and 7 KERR’S Best Patent. No better flour at any price. $-1 Q /f 49-lb. sack a $4-79 Small white. 5 lb». Coffee Ä 2*’.. 73c OATS— R egular or quick cooking. 9-lb. bag ABSOLUTE— 49-lb. sack ............. SAFEWAY— 49-lb. sack Name of th is n e w s p a p e r........................................ 48c Pure cane. 10 lb»......... 100-lb. sack FLOUR N a m e ............................................ .... Address . . , , 29c C orn M eal 9-lb. Bag You can depend upon it! Sugar Lcisyville Price» Effectice Friday, FREE DELIVERY On E v e r y Item E v ery D ay! Enclosed f i n d ............cents. Please send me the patterns cheeked below, a t 15 cents eacn: >4 . Hayward FASHION BUREAU, 103 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET Phone 651 i uncral H eld for Helvetia Woman ’,i Joe K err Is laid up with on In- dem and Vivian Zlgler. Mrs Tom jured bark mid hip, received in a Shuck mid son Stanley of Hillsboro lull from the poict) Flnigan and daughter Wanda. a «« C hristm as visitor« at the S P. Mr and Mrs. John Hitchcock \ \ i n t e r ’ s F i r s t S n rN i* . Taylor home wen- Mr and Mrs. were C hristm as guests of her par- M iR'in Ptzer and Helen and Ila * " * * * ! [ Mrs M att Zednbrtck MOUNTAIN HOME — Snow be- May I iz4*F of Sca&idt* and Mr. and Willamina. tfan fallinc in this vlcinitv F ri- Mr« Leslie Raney of Aloha. Christm as visitors at the Stark dftv ni<,jn and m. mldnigh' S at- Mr mid Mrs Carl Wohlschlegel I«™ ' were Mr and Mrs. Bill Yedd S?dav was “ veral S deep, went to Ooble Monday to visit Mr and Mrs. Harry varying according to location from ,: r . . par,‘nU ' M r' and Mr» Fritz and Mr. and Mrs three to six inches By Monday the un. , moim and d auRh ter a n d Mabel snow was melting and was all gone Mr and Mrs. Mike McCann «pent from the trees. It was a t all times Christ mies ja y at the Harry Frew- Christm as guests at the Elizabeth loo wp, «now to Dermit anv coast ing home m a r Amity Mr« McCann Rw'd home were Mr. and Mrs “ ", unity T h ie ^ G io remained .for. several day« . . Bruce Bclmlmench and daughter A t t i r e d 0 0 ^ ^ fay n i?hTw 7th° iffle u ltv in each Mr and Mrs Harry Schmeltzer Alice Of Hillsboro, and Mrs. J. II out chains had H difficulty in r reach entertained the following with u Collier of Orland. Cal ing home late In the evening. C hristm as party December 28 E r- Mrs. O. T. Olsen and son Robert Miss Maxine Allison and William 3 lbs. ma Buker of Manning. Oeorge K irk- were C hristinas guests a t the Ed Scott of Portland were Sunday Patrick. Donald 8chmeltzer. Mr. Benson home guests of Mr. and Mrs George Alii- mid Mrs Claud H arris ol West Because of the severe storm the son. „„ B Linn. Mr. mid Mrs. Wayne S tro n r ol,i “ *e pension meeting was post- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundquist or Poitland. Mr and Mrs. William P°n<‘d until a later date Jin,« ol Hill«Doro, and Mr and Mr«' Mr and Mr«. Loren Seward, who ?PíL-d?¿lí?llÍ?£_.Bi.Ldl£ _f.ld have lived on the Ferguson place yw ht the Christm as holidays with John Strickler. The ladles u,.r,. ___ r • Bie .. past . ... all schoolmates or Normal school two years, ..h a v e moved *!er mother. Mrs._ Arena C ourtney.,| ^ s . Courtney | Re». Phone 321Z friend« ol Mi « 8< liinelt/ci the 10 u l>l“ '' puii ha«ed recently near i?.tl,er, KV-sts former Ml.«« Wilnw Baker Beaver Creek. C hristm as included Mr and Mr« C hristm as Eve visitor« a t th the e , I^Irs' Rose Jackson and family and D^ne T a j or and daughters 61ur' Carl Wohlschlegel home were Mel- Arland Whitmore of Laurel spent _e/ and O l ^ y s o f Scholls. Mr. and I'hristm ax ut the Alex Scott home Mrs. Harold Davis of S.'.erwood. of Oaston Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Courtney and John S tctts family of Hillsboro son Ronald Dale U Mountain Home, and Cliff SI. Roberts of Portland “nd Mr and Mrs. M. R Courtnev were Christ mas iruests at the Julius sens Cliiford and Clyde of Christensen home. Borego, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wenstrom Mrs. Sam Body left here Friday s» x and daughter Hena spent C hrist- Kelso, where she is the m as with her parents, Sir. and Mrs Ruest of her son. Aubrey Tavlor. C W Larkin And wife and new baby daughter *!■ Ruby Rebekah lodge will observe) un.V> “ Uer Ncw Year's, the Thomas Rilev birthday Jan-1 V“-»11 Allison spent several days uary 9 ¡in Portland during the holidays. _ _______________ Mrs. L- B. Howell of Hillsboro and Miss Bonnie B artlett of Scholia were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Allison Saturday. Mrs H arriet Ford returned T u e s-. C hristas guests of a Mr. and . . Mrs. . d.iv. after a 10 days’ vacation with Alex Bruce included Mr and Mrs. her mother nt Umatilla School Bill Woods and family of Portland, started Wednesday. The playslied Mr and Mrs T c Hamilton and is almost completed. Mr Rnd Mrs Percy Hamilton and Several cases ot measles have children of this community, __ _ been reported _ _ in the neighborhood Mr and Mrs Lester Haffey and January meeting of the Ladies sen of Vancouver. Wash., were houre guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. Harry i lub wll be with Mrs. Albert H an Saunders last week. ley on Jan u ary 10. Heavy wind storm s Christm as, Thirty-eight were present a t the Saturday, Monday, Jan. 4, 5, 7 watch party given bv Mrs. Lily night left this community without Hanley New Year's Eve for the electricity during th at night and Stock Up with The»« MONEY SAVERS Christian Endeavor of the T uala Wednesday forenoon. Gibbs community club sponsored tin Plains church. a dance Saturday evening for th e ' purpose of raising some money for Merchandise News — Appea rin g dreorating their new hall. regularly In th e weekly advertising Med. Mrs. B ertha W aldron and son of scores of local business houses. Jerome Waldron spent Christm as Can A real aid in homemaking a n d with relatives In Portland good living. Scores of small ads Mr and Mrs. Howard Stum m a of (l.argr can Dr) Columbia Best. th a t bring buyer and seller R i Newberg were guests of Mr. and gether —Regular in tlx« Argus, tf Mrs. Emery H arris Christmas. 9c 10c 20c Sm ith ! Is Mrs Miller's m other and la William Zurcher home eighty years of age I Mr and Mrs Flory Hemmy and Ray Syverson of K lam ath Falls | Verna and K athryn Hriuoiy of «pent the Christm as holiday with Borina visited relatives and friends his parents. here last week and attended band Evelyn Day left Wednesday to at- practcle Wednesday evening. tet 1 normal s, oool a t Monmouth Mr and Mrs Bob Davidson vis O'Connor» E ntertain ited his parents from Saturday to Mr and Mrs. Paul O'Connor en New Year’s day They reported tertained with a party Sunday eve th at there was eight inches of ning Present were Dave Cameron. snow near Sandy Friday. Robert Cameron, Mr and Mrs. Fred Born, to Mr and Mrs. Wallace Donaldson of Portland, Kenneth Mill», Mrs Margaret Bowman. Miss McCuen, December 23 a t Long view hospital, a boy. Robert Wayne. Ann Robertson of Portland, Mrs. Emma Youngen of Milwaukie Sabina Whitehead. Mrs. Mary G rand pent the Christm as holidays with of Aloha and Mr. and Mrs. J C her parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Smith. Youngen. Mr and Mrs. Adolph SchUd and family of Tillamook visited a t the Robert Youngen home Sunday Mrs. Roea Feueratcln, Victor Feuerstein and John Zurcher were guests at the Leo Payne liome tn fB / Mr«. John M. Davidson) Portland Christmas. Mrs. Feuer stein remained a few days with HELVETIA—In spite of Inclem ent weather the Presbyterian church her daughter. Mrs Payne, and re turned home Friday. at Bethany could not accommodate Maxine Dahne spent the C hrist the crowd th at gathered to pay their last respects to their departed mas holiday with her aunt, Mrs friend. Mrs. Pete Groasen, The Weaver, In Portland. lovely floral offering and capacity crowd was a fitting tribute to one so highly respected and esteemed. A very large crowd gathered at ( B y Vivian Hudson) the Donelson and Sewell funeral Miss Anna Laemerman of For parlor Thursday to pay their last respects to their old friend and est Orove visted with her folks. neighbor. Mrs. Amelia Clemens Mr. and Mrs. George Laemerman, Many others were waiting a t the between Christm as and New Year'*. Snow fell in this vicinity T hurs old cemetery at West Union, where she was buried in the family plot. day to a depth of 18 inches. Mr and Mrs W. R. Hudson, Mrs. William Zurcher and M ar jorie Bearsden spent a few days f Ernest and Vivian, and Floyd Up last week at Sandy, visiting Mr dike were guests of Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Clark Zurcher. Mr. a n d , Alvin Hunger of Orchardale New M rs Clark Zurcher accompanied Year's Day. tnem on their return trip and spent the New Year holidays a t t h e ' Subscribe for the Argus. S afeway S tores r p i l E dress In P a tte rn 354 would flatter any school w ardrobe. J It may have a double or single collar, and looks splendid In colorful gingham s with lawn collar. A vailable In sizes 4 to 12, six« 8 calls for 2 14 yards of 3S-lncb fabric with % yard con tra st for collar, cuffs, and aasb. F or the w hite collar, an o th er yard Is required. Crepes or woolens In popular shades make the dress illu strated In P a ttern 3S0 a distinctive daytim e frock. Sizes available are 14 to 20 anil 32 to 42. Size 18 requires 4 yards of 39-lnch fabric with % yard contrast and 2 '■y yards of ribbon. To secure ir PATTERN and HTKP-BY-HTEP HEWING IN- HTItl'CTIONH, fill out the coupon below, being sure to MENTION THE NAME OF THIS N EW SPA PER. 19c week. Jnn HAZELDALE— Children of the I Hazeldale Sunday school were en- ( teitained with a party by their I teachers Prluav afternoon. Game« and music were enjoyed. There were thirty-seven present Ray Noland of Marchfleld camp. River.,.d'i. Cal , visited Mr. and Mrs Klrchelowe last week-end. Mr ! Noland Is an army aviator and was cruising the northern states. He Is Mrs. Klnchelowe's brother Dinner guest« of Mr and Mrs. N. P Brooks New Year's day were Mr. and Mrs Will Tisdale ana Mr and Mrs N. C Yoran of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. R Beadle, Ray and Richard Beadle of Gresham , Miss Jasm ine Johnson o f Monmouth. ! and Mr. and Mrs. O. A Watson of Aloha. Mr« N W Andrews and son Wll- ; iiam of Portland visited Mr. and , Mr William Heil Christm as day | Mrs. Andrews Is a sister of Mr Heil. E ntertain New Year's Mr and Mrs. Tom Miller enter tained with a party on New Year's Eve The occasion wa, to celebrate Mrs. A L Danford's birthday. Pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Danford of Tillamook, Mr and Mrs. J C. Smith, Mrs. N F. Danford and Mrs Green of Portland Mrs. Danford ?iova*l HAMS m Page Three OYSTERS B O ILIN G BEEF 9C w Ik. MANY OTHER BARGAINS TO CHOOSE FROM PHONE 982 FREE DELIVERY