THE
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H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S.
H IL L S B O R O .
Thursday, Junuaiy .'II, 1ft,‘Iß
OREGON
clude th e adm inistration of the
Red Head Gets
Sacram ent of O rdination to newly , Owes Cure Hope Cornelius Civic Improvement
Helvetia Band elected
elder, deacon and deacon- t
ess. Pastor Henry S. Haller will '
To First Lady
on "The Place of Holy O r
Club Has Interesting Session Head ‘Read’
ders in C hrist's Church." In the
Plays at Hood ' I speak
evening the sermon topic will be
Sunshin e Club Prepare» for
Its B aza a r A ctivity
(By M
r». John M
. Davi’taonl
HELVETIA—Helvetia community
band played Sunday a t Mt. Hood
for the annual Portland w inter
sports carnival, under the auspice«
of the Cascade Ski club. Band m em
bers were furnished transportation
and were dinner guests of th e club
a t G overnm ent Camp. Many saw
ski jumping for the first time.
members were present, except two
girls, who were ill.
Committee» Named
Sunshine club met w ith Mrs.
Charles Spiering January 16. The
club now has 50 members A prop
erty committee whose duties, it
will be to distribute and collect
m aterial for the annual bazaar, will
be named front each district. The
committee named: Mrs. O. Solberg -
er, Mason Hill: Mrs J. Bernards.
N orth Plains; Mrs. E. Zürcher, Jack-
son; Mrs. A. Leppin. W est Union,
and Mrs. J. C. W enger Helvetia.
Mrs. J. Bertrand and Mrs. W. E.
Mulkey were assisting hostesses. Mrs.
E Zürcher will be hostess hVbruary
a. lit
"The l’resentation of Christ." Bible
(study and catechism, a t 9:30
each Sunday until Easter. Young
people's meetings as announced
Pilgrim Guild, eaeh Thursday, at
2 p m. for all Interested ladies,
i The pastor may be consulted any
i morning except Friday, from 10 a.
I m. until noon, or by appointm ent.
! a t the house olftce, 1352 Jackson
1 street
Jacob sm u h len and H ering to O pen N ew Store in Old
Bank B u ild in g; A ltar Society to Elect
Methodist Episcopal Church
C hurch school. 9:45. Miss Rose
Cave, superintendent; divine wor
ship. 11. sermon subject. "I Believe
in G od:" Epworth League, 6:30:
evangelistic service. 7:30. Dr. Louis
Magin district superintendent of
the Salem district, will preach.
Men's Sunday Night club will fur
nish a male chorus. Beginning S u n
day th e pastor will preach a series
of sermons on the subject, "I Be
lieve.” This series will include such
titles as “I Believe in G od:” "I
Believe in Jesus C hrist: ' "1 Be
lieve in tire Holy S p irit;" "1 Be
lieve in the C hurch ' and others.
We invite th e general public to
hear th is series of sermons. Next
Sunday evening Dr. Louis Magin.
superintendent of th e Salem dis
trict. will be the preaeher. A chorus
choir composed entirely of male
voices will sing. We invite you to
us in tliis service.—C harles M
A group of Sunshine club women join
m et a t the Mrs. E. Zürcher home Reed, minister.
January 23 for an all day sewing
Congregational Church
session. A pot luck dinner was serv
Service for Sunday, February 3:
ed a t noon. Many earmeuL* were
made and the ladies took some u n Morning worship. 11 o'clock. S er
En ro u te to W arm Springs,
finished sewing home with them. mon. "O ur Heavenly Allies." C hurch
Present were Mesdames E. B atch- school 10 o'clock. R. E. Wiley, su Ga.. W alter Fox. 8. aon of a
elder, R. Sandford. J. KeHer. *• perintendent,
P h ilad elp h ia
tru ck
driver,
Hundley. O. Wallers, Ray Dorland,
pauses to th in k his lucky star»
Pentecostal
Tabernacle
the hostess and her mother. Mrs
We a re startin g evangelistic serv and Mrs. F ra n k lin D. Roosevelt
StMr'land
Davidson at ices S aturday a t 7:30 p. m M. F. fo r his chance to be cured of In
tended Bov Scout honor court in C aurgham . late of India, Is our fan tile paralysis. R ecently, the
Hillsboro 'ritursday.
. evangelist He has been some three F irst Lady d irected th a t a
Maxine Dahne of Portland visited years in India, and has had wide $1000 prize given h er to r h u
lier grandm other Mrs. Rosa F euer experience as an evangelist In the
m an itarian w orks be seed (or
stein Sunday. Helen Pieren, who United States. He Is a very talented
W a lte r’s e u rs
accompanied her. visited her p a r musician, and has a very talented
ents Mr. and Mrs Al Pieren.
I musician with him . Some of the
M i. and Mrs. Alfred Nydreger of special topic for the week are "Riots service a t 2:30. The pastor will
Milwaukie visited her parents, Mr. in India.” "M anchuria Troubles," speak on "G ods Ultimate Purpose
and Mrs. Fred Youngen. S u n d a y ' "Japanese Soldier." "Crossing Arabi of th e Seal of th e Holy Ghost."
Lilly Youngen returned to school an Desert," "M ohamadanism Dress Sunday, 8 p. m . regular evangel
Monday after an absence of two ed in M oham adan Costume," "O r istic service. Good song service,
iental Widow." "My Boy Crushed prayer: a n d testimony meeting.
weeks due to illness
Mrs. Peter Jossy and H arry B ad by a C art Wheel and Healed." Special music. "The Ninety and
ertscher visited th eir brotlier. C lar Meetings every night except Mon Nine" will be sung. The pastor will
ence Badertscher. who is conval day a t 7:45. Will speak Sunday speak on "The World's Cup of
Iniquity, Is It Full?" Tuesday. 8 d .
escing a t the home of his sister, m orning.—Harry' Downey, pastor.
m.. regular evangelistic service, wltn
M rs H. Butterfield, in Portland. He
song service to be enjoyed. Come
Dopes to be out in a few days
AU Saints' Mission Episcopal»
Mr and Mrs. K orn Honored
F o u rth Sunday in Epiphany. Feb and tell w hat the Lord lias done
Mr and Mrs Simon Hershey en ruary 3: Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. for you or "see w hat He will do for
tertained with a dinner Sunday in Service an d sermon. 11 a. m. by you ' Heb. 13-8 says "Jesus C hrist
honor of their parents. M r and th e vicar. Sermon topic. "W hat is th e sam e yesterday, and today,
Mrs. C. E. Korn, whose birthdays th e Value of History and T radi and forever." — Melvin E. Jam es,
tion?" Fellowship group. 6:30 p. pastor.
are this month.
m . Mrs. Melhuish. leader. Topic.
"W hat Things Make Us Happy.”
Christian Church
Bishop Jenkins of Nevada leads a
Lord's day church school. 9:45 a.
meeting ’tonight» Thursday.
m..
C.
H.
Nosier, superintendent
German M E. Church, Bethany
Rememtx r our aim is 300. Decision
On G ermantown road. Sunday
Beaverton Church of Christ
service will be conducted by Evan
school every Sunday. 10 a. m ; G er-
S tate Evangelist Teddy Leavitt gelist Leavitt a t close of study
m an service. 11 a. m.. first a n d ! will begin his meeting In Beaver period. Classes for all ages. Largest
th ird 8undays; English service. 11, ton February 15 and we are a n m en's class and high school class
a. m.. second and fourth Sundays ticipating the event with much e n In community. Join a growing school.
—E. Julius Traglio, pastor.
tf j thusiasm . Preaching next Sunday M orning worship. 11 o'clock. Spe
morning and evening by pastor. cial musical Serm on by Teddy L ea
Christian Science Society
Subject In th e
morning. "The vitt. evangelist. C hristian Endeavor.
Services are held every Sunday L ords Supper.” Midweek services 6:30 p. m. Ju n io r with Theona P u t
a t 11 a. m.; Wednesday evening Wednesday, 8 p. m.. followed by nam. superintendent; interm ediate
services a t 8 o'clock; Sunday school ] choir practice. Sisterhood meets thigh school» with M artha James,
a t 11 a. m. Pupils up to the age each Wednesday, all-day. for work superintendent, and young people
of 20 years are welcomed. Free Services for Sunday as follows: w i t h G ordon Bailey, president.
reading room open on Wednesdays Bible school. 9:45 a. m.. T. B. Meetings for young people by young
and Saturdays from 2 un til 4 p. m. H arris superintendent: communion people. Children and young people
Sunday's topic. "Love."
service followed by sermon. 11 a. invited to join these societies E van
m. : young people's meeting. 6:30 gelistic service, 7; 30 p. m. Big
Banks M E. Church
p m : preaching, 7:30 p. m. You young people's choir led by C. H.
Sunday school every Sunday. 9:45 will be made welcome to all of Nosier. Special music. Sermon by
a. m.. Mrs. H. Jensen, superintend- , these services.—M. Putm an, m in Evangelist Leavitt. This will be
th e last week of our revival services.
ent Preaching services by Ellsworth ister
The meeting closes Lord's day. F eb
Tilton, pastor, every Sunday eve
ruary 10. T here will be nightly-
ning, 8 o'clock. Ladies' Aid meets
Whosoever Will Tabernacle
services.
except Monday, until then.
first and third Wednesdays a t 2
»Above N orth Plains)
We
urge everyone to hear th is u n
p. m.
M1 Sunday school. 10 a. m. We have
good attendance, and everyone is usual but mighty gospel preacher.
learning more of th e Bible b y He has Just the message your heart
Pilgrim House
S aturday: Presentation of C hrist memory We believe sincerely in craves. "The church w ith a family
in the Temple (St. Luke 2:22-40» Psalms 119:11. The word for th is spirit" invites you.—R. L. Putnam ,
Sunday: F ourth Sunday after the Sunday is "Righteousness." At 11 pastor.
Epiphany, with public services of a m. th e pastor will speak on "The
L et th e advertisem ents help you
worship a t 10:30 a. m. an d 7:30 p Glory of the Revealed Church."
m. Choral morning service will in- This would interest you. Afternoon make your shopping plana.
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P hone 3251
P rices E ffe c tiv e F riday, S atu rd ay and M onday — F ebruary 1, 2 and 4
SUGAR BARGAINS
F ine G ranulated
POWDERED
BR O W N
10 ib»......47c
3 ib»........ 16c
4,b,........ 18c
GRAPEFRUIT
SALMON i '. i i X , “ !
SAUERKRAUT Ä
Armour’s Best.
tall cans......
23c
Matches
Crackers
FLOUR
Jell-W ell
Tissue
GUARANTEED
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F ull Count
B oxes
6
10c
10c
10c
Bend People Hold
a Birthday Party
Beaverton Mayor
Names Fire Group
a^M ^ ^
s
WILEY’S
SEND 3 Gold Seals to H. J. Heinz Co. and
receive a wonderful Meat Cookery Book FREE!
CARROTS
2 bunebe» ..
and
SOAP BARGAINS
BOB WHITE
Good Laundry
5c 10
bars
18c
Red & White, fancy cut
2..»?ccd...25c
29c
Green & White 4
2 cans
le/V
cut.
— A nnou n cin g —
Red and White SOUP
A new ready-to-serve Soup. Superior in «¡iiality
and flavor to any Soup we have taated.
H varieties.
Ijirge cans.
“ cans Ä v K *
A
BACON BACK
22c
HAMBURGER
Off
ZtfC
ä
SUGAR
Crystal White Soap 10
H. D. Jell Powder 6
VANILLA
48c
29c
25c
10c
31c
C laber G irl— D ouble actin g.
for
Perfection Bread
and Pastries
is Increasing and Indicates that
people know a quality product.
Perfection
Bakery
Phone 451
W
e Deliver
CLAMS — Royal Club.
2 7-oz ,c.„.
PICKLES— D ills.
Bulk. 1 quart ...
C A K E FLOUR -
Large
60c
FOLGEN
S treets
X . ............ 25c
LYE
Made by Babbitt
2c.„.......15c
Gr. BEANS
Krispy Crackers
29c
POTATOES MATCHES
B aking P ow d er — Crescent.
Even though fashions change
from year to year, the demand
5c
5c
A Fancy
Red & White
GROCERY
Tuneful Sally says th a t the
fashion note, “back to bibs
and tuckers" sounds good!"
39C
A ll
Flavors
[NEW DEAL]
A Perfect Dessert.
ASSORTED FAVORS.
U. 8. NO. 2
BEETS
18c
2„„...........27c
SALMON. Tall cans
2 can s .......................... 19c
ASPARAGUS TIPS
2 can s .......................... 25c
19c
29c
Sirloin STEAK
CORN BEEF — 12-oz. can.
Large 14-oz. bottle ...
3 bottles ............................. 55c
Black or Green
Vg-lb. pkg. .
»/«-lb. ....................... I9c
11 C
HARD WHEAT BLEND.
IOC
Red & White I
Brand
POT ROAST
15c
CATSUP. Preferred
Stock. 14-oz. bottle 14c
LETTUCE,™* S
POTATOES £
M em orie
ED’S MARKET
49-lb. bag ............................
HeinzKetchup
DALLES FLOUR - T 69
GELATINE
TEA
SOAP
35c
$£.19 10
29c
2 10-oz. cans
FRESH VEGETABLES
S p ecia ls for Friday and Saturday, Feb. 1 and 2
22c
22c
FINEST QUALITY.
1000-SHEET ROLI23.
Bar
' ^
Ere«' D elivery
M eK r man Saturday evening. Miss Alda |
Lehman was In charge of the de
votional period.
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Miller e n
flc ^ a n d t™ s a V y w hkh T c c i S -
» ‘th Mr. and Mrs. Albert tertained
with a party Saturday eve
ning
Dancing was enjoyed.
inands is ,12^ U
p»rtv
Miss Joan Bowne returned Sun-
Missionary study c I aos of the Con
s t give
Alexander's
from OUo
a two Hoffman,
weeks' visit
with - gregational church m et Thursday.
club
a c L d Young
w rty In Peonies
J u n - day
her uncle'
and fam
A group of ladles presented "A
6-boa
ning's^hall Thursd » • 'evening F ire lly at Sylvan. Since her return she
Mountain Uurbanka
Carton
hundred and pinochle were tlic hat 1beeI? J aid ,uPa
“ ,'5 ry 2“ ° cast Included fifteen ladles dressed
games played Tliose winning high
had been giving her in «m fashioned clothes,
Grown on the top of
scores were
Flve^hnndred -M ? s1 trouble for some tune. H er mother.
Elmer W alters entertained the
Pumpkin Ridge.
George B artlein and Jake V ander- ^ rsfnrB
C hristian church C hristian Kn-
ven first and Mrs P rank Walbel 111
se' eral «a>s 1» much Im- deavor at his home Friday. Onnws
and Charles W underlich
second Pr°ved-
were the diversion of th e eve-
25 lbs. in
Pmochle - Mrs Frank Heesacker
Inln< Twenty young people were
( in H A r t h u r ^ ¡ n ie ‘u u 'h a e r t f i r s t a n d b t r t of I ortland \tsittd their sum - present.
Shopping bag
Red & White
Mvra Oppenlander a n d E m i l m er hon,e here lttst Thursday.
Miss M argaret Peterson Is vlslt-
Wvffels ^ £ m d
Mrs Ferd lavngcr and daughter ing friends at Ryderwood. Wash,
100-lb.
w ytieis, t- ?cona.
Gloria of Six Corners visited Mrs.
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Sack
large bars
Club will give a dance In B un-
” .erbert Eliincr' '
EDITH ALSPAUC.il ZI'VER
nlng's hall Friday evening, to which and. ' an]“ Y Thur.,day.
TIOARD
Funeral services lor
everyone is invited.
“ i®' ? 11 n ^ . pr?J
v¿ A B d i t h
Alspagh Zuver were held
Remodel Building
Thursday at T ualatin community
Bank building is being remodeled
Wl»i Church and Interm ent was in Wln-
and made into a modern and con- f *?jLrs n J u f nc» ’
C
J ece2Illy ona cemetery a t T ualatin with W
venient grocery store and mM t
.^ [ J o
sU v with her sons E
ln
m arket. Henry Jacobsm uhlen and and daughter Eunice, has b e e n
Mrs Zuver
was born
In Port-
Henry Bering are the proprietors
*“ •
.
. land February 29. 1907 and died
They plan to open soon.
. '"J. , an<i,„
• L. Doane and a t her home In T ualatin January
Open Drain
B arhara of Durham, for- >0. She attended the Tualatln-N ew -
The clogged school drain was merly of this neighborhood, visited p,.rg school and was m arried t o 1
in rear o f Piggly Wiggly Store
Peterson anu
and Eur|
Earl Zuver December 17, 1927
successfully slushed out last week M r and i Mrs
“ , O
u H ... eeierson
bv Lloyd Weidewltsch and Ray ,,a/"*h' ,ifld a „ 5 t,,th5 lr i°W hom,e'
She Is survived by her husband
Q U A LITY M E A T — S p ecia ls for Saturday, Feb. 2
Trites
The clogged d rain had , ' eLe H»ey moved their nice variety and two sons. Homer and Wilbur
caused water to stand In th e base- 01
'o f T ualatin; her parents. Mr. und
ment for several days.
Mra- w w A,SP“ UK>) of Tigard.
Miss Blanche Finegan, Ronald truck threugh this neighborhood for three sisters and four brothers. Mrs
Sugar cured.
Webb and W alter WUfley registered
Hed Hock dairy for a goixl Fred Leuthl and R. W. Alspaugh
S teer B eef
for their second semester a t
Pa- ?1“ ’Y ,7ears: •?“•'’ .rt‘1slgned. J ,nd. h>s °f Portland, Harry a n d
Elmer
cific university Monday. They
fin- ?
“iL ?1 the dairy In the cheese Alspaugh of Tigard. Mrs. K. J. Mar-
Pound
ished the final exam inations
for
.,’5 .nU Y. route llas been shall Of Newberg; C. W Alspaugh
Pound
li
the first sem ester last week.
° ne
¿” n r vBuU of Esparto. Cal , and Mrs Fred
Fern Hill Ladies'club met T hurs- m ountain and over the Scholls I erry Sagert of Tualatin,
dav with Mrs Charles Selfridge road ,n d thc other truck goes o v e r ________________
Frenh ground
Fifteen were present
reSlrtven *hvd
To T” * O perators
Neighbors of Woodcraft l o d g e
ven py Leland Moore of Tl-
M artin Redding, exam iner of op-
No cereal.
sponsored a dance a t Bunning's k»™.
erators and chauffeurs, will
be In
Pound
2 lbs......................
hall Saturday evening. Mr. and
Hillsboro Wednesday. February
8,
10c
K R A U T -Just in. Q uart
Mrs. Bill W alker of Forest Grove
JOHN KR1.1
. at the court house, from 9 a. m
furnished the music. A large crowd HITEON—John
Krey died Ja n u - | u» 5 p. m.
attended.
a rV 20 aiter a lingering illness a t
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Move to Portland
! the age of elghty-ftve years.
L e| tjle advertisem ents help you
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. P otter and
M r Krey was born In G erm any make your shopping plana.
family have moved to Portland. In *849 He came to America In
Mrs John Huson of Beaverton 1872 and In 1887 was m arried to
called on friends here Tuesday
Mrs Ida Huber. W ith the exception
Mrs. F rank Dooher. who teaches of a few years he made his home
at Mountalndale, was obliged to a t West Portland
He is survived by two stepchil
rem ain there during the snow
dren. Alfred Huber of Portland and
School Closed
Heywood school was closed on Mrs. Ida Hite of Beaverton, route 1
Tuesday because of water in the also five grandchildren and four
basement. Miss Myra Wiedewitscb, great-grandchildren. Funeral serv-
the teacher, spent the day visiting lces were held a t Miller and Tracy's
a t the C arpenter Creek school.
undertaking parlors In Portland
P U R E CANE.
The sixth, seventh and eighth w*th interm ent in the Catholic cem-
grades In th e local school took etery a t Tigard.
10 lbs. ...
semester exam inations on T h u rs -,
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day and Friday.
Hauling Perm it Granted
Mrs J. Delmonte was in the St.
Log hauling perm it was granted
Vincent's hospital In Portland last to H. W. Wilkinson T hursday by
week suffering from blood poison- the county court. Bund of $1000 was
R eg u la r bars
lng.
required.
Miss Frances Gnos has been 111
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at her home.
S tate Capitol News L etter—Glv-
ALL FLAVORS.
Mrs. H enrietta Morgan and Miss ing the highlights of official ac-
for
Emily Young of Hillsboro spent tlvity a t S alem —Every week In the
Wednesday evening with Mr. and Argus
tl
Mrs. L. C Mooberry
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Mr and Mrs. D an Pidcock of ! ■ ■ ■
IMITATION FLAVOR.
Portland spent Sunday with Mr.
4-oz.
b ottle .......................
and Mrs. John Pidcock.
Leslie Brown of Gervais spent
th e week-end here.
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Llsenby. of
Gales Creek spent th e week-end a t
the Charles Selfridge home.
Mrs. Ellen Vickers Is very 111 at
her home east of Cornelius.
for quality merchandise
a
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Buck of
at lower cost.
Portland visited Mr. a n d
Mrs.
"Served
on
planes
Buy two pounds,
Charles Selfridge Friday.
C orner 3rd
M ain
and trains."
Save two cents.
Mrs. H erm an Thies of Portland
SUPERIOR.
PLAIN or SALTED. 2-lb. box
IVORY
Medium
- d
CURRY’S GROCERY
P hone 771
.by Miu I' r.-ih» c»«k«i
visited relatives In Cornelius over
CORNELIUS Civic Improvement the week-end.
club met January 16 at the city hall.
Miss Marie Melanson. who works
Hostesses were Mesdames D. J In the telephone office at Hills-
Barrett. John l’eabody. and Jules boro, was able to return to work
Vuylsteke Mesdames Ellen Vickers .■this week a lte r several days of 111-
M. Creekpauni. O tto Osborne and ness.
Henry Jacobsmuhlen were delegates
Miss M artha 8plessehaert, who ts
the county meeting at Hillsboro staying with her sister. Mrs. Louise
Friday W alnut trees, originally a VanLee of Sheridan, spent the
gift to the Boy Scouts by Mrs. Henry week-end with her parents. Mr. and
Behrman. have become the prop- Mrs. A rthur Sptessehaert
ertv of the club, through th e dis-
Mr and Mrs E. O l*otter, who
banding of the scouts.
recently moved to Portland, spent
The C hristm as seal report of the week-end visiting friends here
$22 90 and tile Red Cross roll call Their s o n Delbert accompanied
of $25 was given by Mrs. A. L. them.
Brock and Mrs. Henry Behrm an.
Miss Caroline Horlacher s p e n I
Mrs L. G annett resigned the of- Saturday and Sunday with Miss
fice of publicity chairm an and Mrs Eleanor Kalkwarf of Hillsboro. Miss
M Creekpauni was elected to fill Carolyn Kalkw arf stayed with Miss
her place. Mrs Henry B ehrm an Dorothy Horlacher.
also gave a h ealth report. The club
Society to Elect
recently purchased a new stove for
Mrs. A rthur Spicsseliaert will w i
th e kitchen at the city hall. They tertain (he St. Alexander Altar so-
are offering prizes to be given In elety a t her home Thursday. Offl-
the spring for the best worker In cers will be elected.
m anual training, also the best server
Albert B unnlng Is employed In
No, th is Isn 't a h at (or tho
at the local grade school. W. B Portland.
niornlug after. It's a new dovleo
Barnes and Miss Evelyn Reed are
used fo r detecting th e bumps
leaders.
on one's head so tru e abilities 1
may be discovered. But even j
Mrs H I-aff ley and daughter
Wilma and Mr and Mrs. C. C raw
w ithout It anyone could tell th a t
ford of G rand Island near Dayton,
Iris A drian's au b u rn locks m ust
were guests of Mrs. G eneva Robin-
(B y Mrs. O. H. P«t«r«on»
cover a bum p for acting.
~
BEND — Mr.
a n eider
d Mrs.
“£ 2 .
Bowne"*and
fam ily
ranted Bruce
“J an
Infant son. and Mrs. L. Qumlln. uary 23 In honor of the birthday
Mr and Mrs W Miers. all of Port-
their son Clarence. Those pres
land, visited with Mrs A. Berger of
were Ava and Leila Howard.
rda ent
Ä
t t r ° leV“
S* tUrd“y
Robert Richards, Roy W urliuan and
“ m r a ¿ yrt McDonald and son ^¿« 2 . H° ^
BEAVERTON—The fire comm it
Mrs. Oliver Clark and son Ed- tee apjjolnted by the mayor eon-
Wesley of Pendleton visited Mr
and Mrs.
D. to C. F W o hiting
her ' Cecil
Move
r e w t ^ last
r e week *'“ d
*"*2
Barnes. ^Hret*sasisUmt c h te t
h a ^ ^ n “s S v S «
l£ d
^ s ? U^ e DUyer h#V# nWVed t0 -
Advertisements tell you how much foods, clothing anti
household needs will cost you before you go shopping.
29c
10c
Pillsbury.
25c
PANCAKE—
L arge p k g ........
23c
COCOA— Hershey’s.
%-lb. can .................. 9c
Triantes
"H IO ,
0IUITT'
Phone 1001
We pay highest prices
for farm produce.
9-lb. sack .......................................
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55C
SY R U P
Lumber Jack
25c
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Send 25c and 8 wrappers of Camay and favorite
snapshot to Proctor and Gamble, Rm. 400, 205
42nd, New York City for 5x7 enlargement, colored
and frumed.
44C
PEA R S
No. 2'^ tin.
Each ...........
21c
19c
PEACHES
Sliced, No. 2H.
Each
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
bars
P IN E A P P L E
Sliced. No. 2 »4.
Each ...................
Pkg........................
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PANCAKE FLOUR
SPERRY.
lazrge pkg........................................
19c
e ; r .......2 i c
Small pkg....................8c
“EAT FISH FOR HEALTH”
SALMON— I’ink, No. 1 tall ..................................... lOc
SHRIMP— Blue Plate. No. 1 tin ........................... 10c
TUNA— White Star, i/a»- 2 for ............................ 29c
Pabst Cheese, ’/¡j-lb. pkg. 2 for ,29c
Pabst-Ette Cheese. 2 pkgs.............29c
Pabst-Ette, 5-oz. jar. 2 for........... 29c
Durkce’s Sandwich Relish. Pt. jar 24c
ORANGES
19c
RINSO
Trixie Dog Food. Can ..................... 5C
Postum Cereal. Pkg........................ 19c
Grapenut Flakes. Pkg.................... 10c
Prem. Shredded Coconut. 8-oz. 18c
SWEET AND JUICY.
Large size. Dozen ......
Friday, Saturday and Monday, February 1, 2 and 4
25c