THE
Thursday, Februar}' H . 1935
H IL L S B O R O
AR G U S.
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
nell and daughter Jean Ann of I
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME
Connell stutlon und Alfred Oucrbei i
of Bethany Bunday.
Mrs Austin Herafford entertained
her 4-11 sewing club at u "buck- 1
TAKE A SQ U IN T A T TM lS CLOCK
wards" party Thursday evening. The
evening wus «pent In pluylng gumes,
THIS Iff A FINE TIME OF the N IG H T f q Q TOO
evening was s|ienl In pluylng game«
Mr. und Mrs. (1. A Robson. Vir
'YOUNGSTERS TO COME PCoWLING HOME,
F orm er R esid e n t K ille d ; B oy ginia and tails spent tile week-end
with Mrs Robsons purents, Mr.
TOUR MOTHEQ WILL WEAR ABOUT TH IS--ER-
O b serv e* B irth d a y
and Mrs Murk Blodget. at Dallus.
THAT IS, WHEN SHE COMES HOME FPoM H E » -
Itlrlbday Celebrated
Richard
Htewurt
celebrated
Ills
b r id g e p a r t y »
r
illy M r* llutfh llu rile tte )
ninth birthday with a party ut his
GIUSNCO Woman» Missionary home east of town Friday after
.society will meet with Mrs. II K noon Attending were Donald and
Kf'hetclt next Wednesday afternoon Charles Warren. Mury Jane and
ut 2 o'clock Olllcer* will be elected Stephen MrBntee, Raymond Price.
I'leiuse bring mltc Ixixri trad e r will Bobby Bernards. Camlle (loixhnan,
be Mrs Ernest Wlllert.
Frank Wood, Nancy Pitman, Lorenc
Mrs H I, Gurlyle and Mr.s. Mary Scheldt, Bobby Duncan, Louise
Reach visited relatives in Forest Parks, Valerie and Richard Stewart
drove from Tuesday until Hatur-
Show to be Given
day. They were entertained at a
“The Bashful Mr, Bobbes." a
dinner party at the home of Mr
and Mrs. II N. Itoblnson at which three-act comedy, will be given In
Mr and Mrs Frank Cate aial Mr the school auditorium Murch 1
and Mrs a Lindgren, former resi Those In the cast are. Bob Kelly ol
IflllslMiro. Luclle McGee, Julia llog-
lient* of Orenco, were present.
Mrs. Volk. (Irace Hamel, Ruth
Dale Baughman from the CCC en
Koleek, Edna Melhoff, Rosie Bella
eamp at Range River spent the ¡out
the Messrs. Stewart. Miss Marie i
week end with nix parents. Mr and McKcrmls
1* coaching the play.
Mrs H W Baughman, and family.
In Areldent
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hathaway
and three children of Portland. Mr
Mr and Mr* John A McGee and
und Mrs. led Edwards and son Luclle met with an accident Satur
Bobby of Ht Johns visited nt the day night on llielr way home fiom
George Ooodmnn home Bunday.
Portland, when a trailer broke loose I
Mr and Mrs. Antoue Bella of from un approaching car and crash- j
Bonneville spent Huturday at the cd Into their cur. The McGee cur
Adam Bella home.
was badly damaged but no one was
Mr und Mrs. Bum Coy of Itllls- seriously Injured
boro VC Ill'll ai ihe W. F Hunter
Sunday visitors at the Frank
home Tuesday.
Warren liome were Mr. and Mrs
Rev Everett, Presbyterian Bun Chris Larson, J Tobcn und family
day school Missionary of Oregon, Mesduines B. Burns, I,. Golet. J
preached at the community church Uoodnew and friend of Portland
Bund*} morning in the absences <d
William Keehn spent a few days
Rev, T. C. Duncan, who I» ill
with his daughter. Mrs. Frank Llcn-
1 ly, and fumllv at Cedar Mill last
Entertainment Planned
Mi m
n Whitford. Instructor week
E. J Berk and father of Portland
In BERA adult education, and her
cla.-ss will give an entertainment at visited at the C. P Beck home Sun
day afternoon. Mr Hess of Los
North Plains February 19.
Mrs Tin I’lcren and children ot | Angeles, who has been vlsltlnu at
Helvetia spent Thursday and Fri the Beck home, expects to leave
day with her |s»rents. Mr and Mrs for Huntington to visit a daughter j
8 W Baughman. and family.
Mrs W H Ring and son Hugh H a lle r S p ea k * B e fo r e
.i si Dallas Saturday a n d
K iw a n is at B e a v e r to n
Bunday with hrr sons. Harold and
tlftc doctrines, such as Couelsm. dlvidual whose balance Is tipped
Forrest Holmes
BEAVERTON—"The true patriot
faith-healing, some forms of psyco- In the least useful direction Is that
Wc.k-.nil guesU ut the W II Is not he who wants everything In
analysls
and many other "thought he should be on his guard aiid
Ring country home were Mr. and his nation to stay Just exactly as
discourage his emotions by apply
cults" offered to the public.
Mrs AI Johnson and daughters. It was under the revolutionary
Man as constituted today U In ing himself to things which start
Rethu und Mary. Mr and Mrs Frrd fathers," said Pastor Henry 8
more beneficial feelings.
many
respects
a
victim
of
hts
past.
Olelchnian and children of Port- Haller of Pilgrim House, Hillsboro,
BANKS Mrs. Etta Preston of
land.
Bunks died February 10 at the 8t He has a multitude of character
addressing
the
Ktwunls
club
last
Preoccupied
Former Itewidrut Killed
Wednesday at their weekly noon Vincent's hospital In Portland after istics developed to meet the de
Wife: "Did you see those men
Burton Farris, formerly of Oren- day luncheon. "No nation ever pro an Illness of several weeks. Funeral mands of life long ago. but In
co. was killed In an automobile gresses by standing still, but by services were held Wednesday at numerous cases useless under mod staring at th at flapper as she board
the street car?
wreck at Northfork. Virginia, last
changing for the bet the Miller and Tracy funeral parlor em conditions and sometimes posi ed Husband:
"What men?”—Ex.
week. He has been In the navy the constantly
ter." hr declared, adding that the I in I’ortland The remains were sent tively harmful.
Lipstick
to fly-paper Is a dupli
past eight years.
Anger and fear, which are the
rhangbs brought about by the p res-: to Larned. Kansas, for interment
Mr and Mrs L T. Wcxxlward ent
cate.
administration would In th e , Mrs Preston was born In Illinois most typically strong emotions, were
snd son Kenneth attended the Bov
It catches people who investi
years ago, but spent most of her connected In tlielr origin with the
analysis be found to be for 67
Bcout services at the Methodist final
life in Kansas and »regon She U preservation or life through fight gate.
progress
rhurch In Hillsboro Bunday.
survived by a brother. Charles Maw- ing and fleeing. In these emotions—
Mr und Mrs. John Hlnclalr of
hlnney of Banks and two sisters,; or rather in the Inner bodily activ
8ister: “Wliat doe* your card say.
Lelsyvllle were guests of Mrs Sin
"NRA was deliberately conceived Mrs. Flora Munford of Banks and ities which result In the mind-feel
clair's sister Mr* Fred Qualntance. In controversy. It. NRA did not In Mrs. Nellie Brown of Roseburg A ings that we may roughly call such Freddie?"
Brother (reading postcard); "This
snd family Bunday.
vite robust and unrestricted argu nephew. Robert Young, whom Mrs emotions—preparation Is made for
Mr and Mrs B A Mitchell en ments it could not do the work as Preston reared from Infancy, also enormous activity. Digestion is stop ; Is the mountain from which the
ancients
used to throw their defec
tertained Mr and Mrs. Frank Con- signed to I t ”—President Roosevelt survives.
ped. circulation of the blood Is tive children
Wish yoh were both
speeded up. and sugar Is supplied j here.
Dad.”—Ex.
I llo s f \ \ I IQI'ATFI) EMOTIONS to the muscles In large quantities
Like the germ which causes the to give energy for the added exer
Mother: "W hat did your father
common cold, like the identification tion. But In modern life the epi
of whnt Is the true nature of elec sode begins and ends without the say when he saw his broken pipe?"
Innocent: "Shall I leave out the
tricity. exact knowledge ot "nervous" exertion for which preparation Is
(Hoarders has so far eluded th e sci made. This has various Injurious swear-words, mother?’’
Mother:
Certainly, my dear.”
effects.
entific Investigator. On the other
Innocent: “Then I don't think
hand, more Is being learned all the
Thus man might be compared to
time about these maladies, which a model 1900 automobile trying to he said anything."—Ex.
might be said to range from ex- ' operate under high speed traffic
Mrs. Brown; “But why should
tremrly noticeable eccentricities to i conditions of 1935. with much dis
rlolont Insanity. The great mass of satisfaction manifesting Itself, na’-.ir- your husband want to sell your
(FORMERLY KRUCHEK'S KASH GROCERY)
such troubles Is bound up with allv He has a mental and em new car?”
Mrs. Smith: "Oh. he says the
activity of the emotions. This Is otional equipment scarcely differ
the latest field Into which physi ent from that of his ancestors outgo for upkeep Is too much for
Friday, Saturday and Monday Specials
cians are pressing their way. First 20.000 years ago. One can take some hts income."—Capper's Weekly.
In history ckme the treatment of encouragement, however, because
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wounds.
which
were frequent there are other emotions, such as
Kit: "But anyway, dear, we must
among early men and which could I mirth and Joy. which are beneficial. give Jack credit for getting her a
readily be seen. Tills gave rise to In that they further digestion and nice engagement ring."
surgery. Next in order was study of other life processes uselul today.
Kat: “Oh. no. we needn't—the
internal conditions, leading to chem Laughter and smiling are distinctly Jewler's given him credit for that."
c ..
istry and developing Into medicine known to accompany good health. —Sydney Bulletin.
Third, we have the present devel- ‘ Some Individuals are inclined to
opment of the science of psychol the helpful kind of emotions and
Agricultural News — Regular a r
ogy. which Is finding more and some to the Injurious kind. At ticles from the county agent, and
more of ita application In the work present—while awaiting more facts 4-H club news from surrounding
of the physician The quack, too. frofh the Investigators—the best communities.—Every week In the
is busy here, with many unsclen- thing which can be said to the in- Argus.
tf
Orenco Group
Plans Election
Banks Resident
Dies in Portland
H illsb o ro
C ash G ro c e ry
Dog Food
5c
Cocoa
C Ä
□oap
M acaroni
Oom
Mrs. Fisher of
Buxton Passes
D e c e a s e d H a d B e en R esid e n t
o f B u x to n M a n y Y ea rs
'By Mr* Jr* *> Meyers*
BUXTON Mrs. Julia Fisher died
February 8 at the Forest Grove
hospital after an illness of several
years. She had been a member of
Womans Benefit Association for
22 years and was treasurer at the
time of her death.
Funeral services were held at
the Forest Orove Undertaking com
pany chapel Tuesday afternoon with
Rev M. A. Marcy of Portland
officiating. Interment was in River
view cemetery.
Mrs. Fisher was born March 24.
1878, 1 n Chicago, 111., married
George Fisher In Vancouver, Wash.,
July 29, 1893. and lived in Wash
ington county 40 years. She had
lived near Buxton since 1894 and
in Buxton since 1911 Deceased Is
survived by the widower and the
following children: Mary A Wat
son, Luclle G. White, Clara L.
Lane, Harold G , and Irene M.
Fisher Buxton; Charles N.. Olvm-
pia. Wash.; Walter 8., Wheeler;
Earl B. and Arthur L„ Timber;
Edith M. Simonton, Tigard, and
Frances B. Elliotte, Holton. Fol
lowing sisters and brother; also
survive: Mrs. Anna Wohliord and
Mr- Thresa Husk. Portland. Mrs.
Hattie Abernatny, Newb re, Will
Jungnickel. Hillsboro. and John
Jungnlckel, Oakland. Cai.
W B A. meet for February 9
was postponed until February 23
Party Enjoyed
A card party was given at the
R. W. Manley home Friday night.
Four tables ot criobage and two of
out)' were in play. Those receiving
honors were : criboage— Harley Quier
and Jesse Meyers; “500' —Mrs. Chris
Tolke and Mrs Ella Stephens. A
card party will be given at the
Alex Alien home next Friday night
Clarence Estepp and family of
Mountaindale and Mr. and Mrs.
Kooert Simpson of Forest Grove i
visited at the Carl Estepp home
Sunday.
Mill Opreates
Elwood mill sawed several days
last week.
Ira Powell, who is with the CCC
at Westimber, was under the doc
tor's care at the hospital there last
week.
Haight Chatters
About Legislature
Walter Fruher, Marion. 30; and
Harry Bolvin of Klamath, 30 Ore
gon, to you we dedicate these youth
ful solons.
Children That reminds us. They
enjoy the legislature; It reminds
them of their debating societies.
Nearly every day the chldren from
some school will visit the legislature
in a txxly and they feel like rooting
Just like they do when they go to a
football game We would like to
take the ltd off some day Just to
hear them.
Reading clerk. He Is Jim Vernon.
He reads for hours. And then he
'u s a machine to spray h .t thr-iP
with, for after reading old dry bills
for an hour his neck gets tired. At
first we thought that he was out of
wind and was pumping himself up
like a spare tire.
Here are the bad children. Booze,
beer, wine, speakeasies, hotels, res
taurants. beer halls, dance halls;
all fighting one another with legis
9c
Ready to give real values.
All meats Inspected by Dr. Nleol
and Dr. Almquist.
Saturday, Feb. 16 Special*
Home Cured
SMOKED MEATS
Half or whole.
P I C N I C S u .__________ 15C
BEEF ROAST Lb.
10c
(Continued from pave one)
long line, and a little, Innocent1
bill can be a dynamite factory. Fish.
The fight Is whether the fish shall ;
be put Into a basket or into a tin 1
can. Sounds innocent. But If you |
mention "Fish" in these historic
halls you ought to have a wire j
mask on like a catcher In a base- j
ball team.
The kids. Now we are on a sub
ject that we will fight for—the kids. I
Fish don't interest us but If anyone ,
says anything about our kids they
will have to take our measurement
for a wooden overcoat. We are
proud of them. A fine lot of young
sters—clean cut, alert, courageous
and making very creditable appear
ances upon the floor—They are all
under 30. Millard Rodman, 24. of
Crook Is our baby; Roscoe K ner of
Wasco Is 25; William Knight, Doug
las, is 25; Lyle Thomas of Folk,; Phone 651
25: Walter Norblad of Clatsop. 27;
William Dickson of Multnomah. 28; 5 ------------
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lation for each wants the money —
greed, selfishness, deception. But of
course the saloon won't come book
They are already here The flro will
fly when the booze bills come hi.
More fire -chain stores, tax exemp
tions, tax bills, labor bills and elec
tion rlianges But a fight can start
any time on anything.
Cigarettes There arc only three
women members in the house. And
so a tax on cigarettes would be
taxation without much representa
tion for the ladles would have to
pay much of the tax on cigarettes.
And then the proposed tax on cig
arettes is the entering wedge for
the sales tax. It Is a start. We are
Independent for we smoke Bull Dur
ham and roll our own.
No major legislation has reached
the house but It will he fast and
furious for the next two weeks—
maybe longer.
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G r a p e fr u it
Ammonia
Grapefruit
12-oz.
Florida Gold
Western
No. 303, 1 can
2 bottles
CHIPPED BEEF, Rex. 21/,-oz. jar ..........................9c
MOP STICKS, Copper Head. Each ...................... 9c
FELS NAPTHA SOAP. 2 bars .............................. 9c
TOILET TISSUE, Waldorf 2 roll* ..........................9c
SANI-CLOR. Bleacher. Quart ................................. 9c
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP. 3 bars ........................ 9c
PUFFED WHEAT. Pkg............................................... 9c
SARDINES, American, %a. 2 cans ........................9c
CHILI CON CARNE, Libby’s, Is. Can .................9c
The entire Safeway or
ganization is co-operating
with cheese producers. BUY
CHBBBE THIS W E E K .
SERVE IT OFTEN. Note
these attractive prices!
19c
CHEESE
MILD.
15c
CHEESE OREGON
Lb............................
KRAFT CHEESE ' American.
‘
Brick,
Limburger, Velvceta.
h -lb . pkgs...................
<4 Q / »
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17c
MACARONI. 3 lb*..................20c
SNOWFLAKES. 2-lb. box
COFFEE, Airway. Lb. .......... 20c
TEA, Edward*, black, Vg-lb. 25c
SAFEWAY. Guaranteed satisfaction.
|b. tack .............
or JERSEY CORN FLAKES.
FLOUR 49.
POST TO A STIES, pk„
HIGHWAY.
MATCHES 6-box carton
Minute Tapioca. Pkg.............. 12c
Chocolate, Baker’s, ‘/g-lb pkg 21c
Maximum
Syrup. 2-lb., 5-oz. can ........ 23c
Tissue. 1000-sheet roll*
Scott, 3 roll* ........................ 20c
Silko, 4 roll* ...........................17c
Wash. Pwd., Pride. Lg. pkg. 9c
Corn, Del Monte or Libby’s
No. 2 can ...............................15c
Rice, Blue Rose. 5 lb*.............. 19c
29c
F lour
$1.59
20c
22c
Northern or Bell
49-lb.
Sack
fted Snow
Crown, Drifted
’s Blend.
or Fisher’s
49-lb.
Sack ----
Goldettes, broken.
303s.
4 cans ...............
9Q
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Alt/V
19c
All Bran,
Kellogg's.
Large .......................
Ftepjaek
Flour—
Pkg..............................
19c
19c
Snowdrift—
1-lb. .............................
19c
Coffee, Economy.
19c
Lb. .................................
Beans, small white.
5 lbs. ..........................
19c
PEAS, Island Belle, 303s. 2 cans ..............19c
BAKING POWD., Clabber Girl. 2-lb. can 19c
SALMON, Pink, Is tall.
2 c a n s ................... 19c
Ocean caught.
$1.53
DOG FOOD, Wag or Victory.
$1.93
RICE, Elon Elon Head Rice. 5 lbs..............19c
SOAP, Big Boy or Economy White 4 bars ...19c
Van Camp’s Tomato Soup, Juice or
Pork & Beans. 2 large cans ................... 19c
4 cans........19c
Fresh Fruit* and Vegetable*
4 4/»
J.J.V
29c
<4 A/»
IVU
4 ffp
AWw*.
CORN MEAL, White or Yellow. 9-lb. bag 29c
STRING BEANS, Green Spot, 2s. 4 cans 29c
CHIPPED BEEF, Rex. 5-oz jars. 2 for...... 29c
SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR. Large pkg.....29c
B & M Baked Beans or Brown Bread
2 large cans ................................................. 29c
CHOCOLATE. 1-lb. can .................................29c
BANANAS. Golden ripe
2 lb*......................................
COCOANUTS—
ffx .
Each .......................................
ONIONS. Boiling size.
10 lb*..................................
LEMONS. Large 300
size. Dozen ......................
GRAPEFRUIT. Arizona
seedless. 5 f o r .................
S U G A R F,NE GRANULATE°:................ 10
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Ohlrardelll's ground.
SPINACH, Del Monte, 2%s. 2 cans......... 29c
TOMATOES, Alta Villa. 2 ’ z2s. 3 c a n s......29c
CORN, Wilton, fancy, G. B. No. 2. 2 cans 29c
TUNA, White Star, ’/^s. 2 cans .................29c
48c
Grocery Price* Good Friday, Saturday, Monday, February 15, 16, 18
Bä
OXYDOL—
Large ..........
With 2 bars giant
P. & G. FREE.
23c
SUNBRITE
Cleanser.
3 cans ...............
(1 can FREE)
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OV ALTI N E
Medium tin
29c
TOMATO SOUP
Campbell’s.
Oû<»
4 tall cans