Page Two
H I E L S B O R C) A R G U S ,
H IL L S B O R O .
Our Father in Heaven
Mail Chang es
Made at Banks
OREGON
Meyers, and little daughter, who
I will visit relatives ami friends here
Jesus never made religion a , for a few days.
thing apart from life, or the rev» ! Mrs Alice Gibson a n d Mrs
the International Cultorin Sun- lation of It something apart from ’ Cameron of Forest Grove visited
dn) School Lemin lor April 7
human character and conduct Mrs. Gibson's daughter, Mrs A.
Wednesday.
God la not remote from man. hut i C Wahl,
Gathering at Walkers
'T'HIItTEEN lessons upon tha He Is In man. and It la In the
John Kessler, Retired M ail
Week-end
guests at the W. G
* subject ot (rest Christian
goodness In human life, finding Walker home were Mr and Mrs
teachings and purposes, ending
Carrier, Honor Guest
Its culmination In Jesus—the one Art Schlegel and daughter Maxine
• ith a temperance lesson on "Lib­ supremely go.-d that we find the and Mrs John Heltzel and daugh
erty I'nder Law." begin a new
evidence of God.
t »—
ters Betty June and . --
Norma Jean of
t It, Mr.. Fred Wolford)
quarter with this lesson.
We believe In the sun because Portland; Mrs Ella Turner and
B A N K S— Employes a n d their
The
first
of
these
great
teach
daughter
Winona.
Mrs
Hose Priek-
it
gives
ua
light.
So
beholding
families of the Banks post ottice
lugs concerns the Heavenly Fa­ the light I hat Is In Jesus, we be­ ! ett and daughter Oradell and Miss
gave a surprise party for John
ther This Is basic In the teach­ lieve In the Sun of Klghieou» ! Marless Heffner, all of Hillsboro
Kessler at his home Saturday eve­
Mr and Mrs. Ellis McGraw and
ing of Jesus and In the conception
ning, celebiating his retiring as
ness and Love and Truth. There I three
children and Mrs Frank
of Christianity.
mail earner on route one out of
Is a glory of God that permeates Hartwick and daughter Maxine
Banks The evening was spent in
tha
world,
and
we
cannot
see
how
IT we examine carefully all that
j and Mark Gayler. all of Vernonia
music and visiting and lixiking at
Jesus did and taught we shall Jesus lived for Hla fellow men. The gathering was in honor of Mrs
old pictures some of which showed
loved
them,
and
died
for
them,
find that primarily what He
J W Schlegel, daughter Lucille
John as he carried mail with the
brought to tha world was not a without believing that there is a |and son Don of Oakville. Wash,
early type ot mail vehicles. A fine
l
but lately from the PhUliptne Is-
Father
of
Love,
of
whose
love
command, but a gospel The first
steel fish pole, line and tackle was
' lands A pot luck dinner was held
and primary thing In His teach­ this la the manifestation.
presented to Mr. Kessler by the
Saturday evening at the Walker
ing was not to tell men that they
¡xvst office force Those present
home While
in Banks a‘u
Mrs.
J
were Pustniaster and Mrs A C.
and 'children
7 visited
should love God. or that they CO Jesus said to Philip. “II. that Schlegel'
Wahl and tnree sons. Mr and Mrs.
should love one another, but to
hath
seen
Me
hath
seen
the
the
William
McGill.
Lester
Sell
Ralph Wilcox and two children.
tell them that there was a Father." Jesus goes on In thia an<l Fd Schlegel homes,
Mr. and Mrs J J Hutchens, Mrs.
Hearenly Father who loved them. simple effect Ire sermon to Philip
an<* Mrs H J. Atlee visited
W. L Moore. Miss Sylvia S ever-'
It Is the story of the love that
and the disciples to emphasize ?!r an^,
Baker In Me-
ance. George Drake and Mr. and
what such faith In God and such
\
«
Mrs. John Kessler and two daugh­ God has for us that constitutes
the gospel, and this story and vision of Him means.
, Mr and Mrs John Hartwick and
ters Elsie and Geraldine.
daughter
Joyce
visited
relatives in
Mr. Kessler started as a rural | this message were Inherent In ev­
They are linked with a belief Portland Sunday
mail earner from the Greenville; erything that Jesus did and said.
In God'» essential provision for
Mr and Mrs Ed Schmitz of Can
post office August 1. 1904. going
This does not mean that our
His children and with tbs con- b-v were Sunday dinner guests at .
by Hayward. Orchardale. Hillside,
love to God Is less a privilege
ceptlon of prayer In which tha tbe Hopkins home here,
and Greenville. He has traveled
and duty, or that man's love to relation of God Is so close and
,, .
’'“Id Practice
this same route all the time w ith ! his fellow men Is In any way of
clear,
that tbs disciple asks In « , nks bas<-'bf 11 team held their
a few additions and changes. In | less Importance. On the contrary.
the
name
of
Jesus
for
what
be
I
i
i
?
L
’-r?2i£e
° !e . season Sunday
1907 the post office was moved to
h k X “ .,’ c ” r, d“
° “r
’ "d o - ' «<” • t0 need, for hl. spiritual Ufa and M r is‘ih
d‘a">ond George
Banks and Mr
tire d A n r il l
our tollow men are a lik e in bar-
71
ma ana Sohler is the manager
from here He P y e re
lS 2 u i SVght'
aad •« eipresslon of X h i n ™ . k im n ^ n f“ ^
3nd
Ray Haker * Fo1"
1935. after 30 j
viee Many
ct.ev - changes
1 . , . . the love that God has toward us.
,P 8
‘h* com
Grove and Chester Harness of
months of service.
John makes this very clear when
° f Jesus ' » . ' « » • .
at ,he Ha" y Davi-
have taken place in that time over
the route, but probably the great­
he says. “If God so loved us. wa cause In so doing one dwells In son home Sunday
. „ . h, . .
..
® the love of God.
h*rs C C. Harness is seriously
This fascinating new tunic
est is in tee roads. Thirty years
0 6
e aDe er'
But this life of the Christian tn ‘'L i* her home north of Banks.
! dress, In uavy blue talfeta with
ago the entir e route was dirt roads
a
faitb ln a Hearen|y Father la not p v ‘ables were . in Pla-V a‘ the white polka dots. Is displayed
Now it is all gravel roads which
£
do we know that there Is cn»slded
The Father gives to ninJ* E4rst n
W
,o »«ivantage by Ginger Rogers.
can be traveled the year round
H0,' l « - GFX
PH X e m re.„dW°W £
a Heavenly Father who loves “pMtChih<,.r<b ,hr° 7 h
by automobile. Then it took seven
Closely fitted at hip and skirl,
or eight hours to cover 20 miles
us? This was the question that Spirit the sense of comuiuoloo ” ’ ,L
the suit features deep raglsu
Walker
and
second
by
Mrs.
P.
A.
during bad weather. Now t h e
was troubling Philip when be and guidance. Jesus taught clear­ Qualls and Don Tucker.
sleeves of three-quarter length,
38 miles of the route are covered
came to Jesus and said. “Lord,
Mr and Mrs J W Hunt and with wide cuffs, rows of wide
by automobile in 3 4 hours. Dur­ showeih us the Father, and tt suf- ly the reality of the Divine Spirit
that abides in man and that en­ son of St Helens were Sunday ruehlng. of self material, which
ing his service Mr Kessler nas
ficeth ua"
riches his life through love.
guests at the Charles Powne and llue ihe tunic, the Pierrot collar,
carried mail by horseback, bicycle,
Jesus did not answer him tn
aud the navy blue straw bat:
It Is a wonderful saying ot H L. Jensen homes.
a two-wheeled cart, an old fash­
rague or philosophical terms. He Jesus, worthy of much ponder­
anu a ben of velvet ribbon
Auxiliary to meet
ioned mail hack, and then by auto­
said that the evidence of God s ing and of taking deeply Into our
Bag and glovea are in navy
American Legion Auxiliary of
mobile beginning with an early
love and goodness were In the
model Ford which he used in sum­
lives. "If a man love Me. tie will Banks will meet at 8 p. m Wed­ blue suede, pumps in matching
mer time
love and gooutiess that we hud
keep My word: and My Father nesday at the R N A. hall All kid
When he started carrying mail
in human life, especially in His
will love him. and we will come members are asked to bring the
W L. Moore was the postmaster. own life given over so eompleie- unto him. and make our abode cradle roll of children of all veter­
ans in their vicinity.
He served until the Wilson ad­
ly to doing the Fathers will that
with him."
ministration J. W Vanderzanden
Win Awards
men might behold in Him the
To realize that Is the fullness
was the next postmaster, followed
Wakapi-Nahon Camp Fire girls
reality of God.
S. 1KT
TAI
•
by Henry Atlee. who served until
° f ia,el*ufand ,he greates* rlcl1' held a council fire Thursday eve-
It i- Important to grasp this.
the Coolidge administration w h e n ___________________
______
___
_ cabin Seven
j _____________
ning in the Boy
Scout
in . i. X vsi l i t i I f t l l l j
»i^irP' ^ r o « POStmaSter
C Wahl dress necessary w ill be betw.-en. Present w eieT tesdam es
ot ,he gir*s w*re au arded Ameri-
Little Girl Blue | W om en M eet
Text: John,
Program Held
fit [North Plains
E X “ F :; “1
- - -
’« £ =
An order has been issued by the
postal department makine the fnl-
[n route 1 which
Mr. Kessler ha^» served beginning
April 1 all matl between t& Rnf
-------- — and the Greenville
...
J
romer
and from
there to the road corner
run*
T
J -
Miss Wilson Hostess
, . Bri<i?e c,'“^ met Friday with
Lass Wilson. High score was
^ ls
^ ° ° re- second
by
C B Hal1 and consola-
t,on by Mrs Ra-V Lien.
Bora, to Mr and Mrs Vernon
°< —
GroveT Marih
--------
.V.
ner who wdl prepare his mail in “ lsi ‘o,15ry soc*e‘y met with Mrs
Banks postoffice and serve t h e Y ® McFarlane in Banks March
patrons from the Banks postoffice f 7
most .nteresting program was
Therefore, the only changes in ad- Presented
Mrs Pauline Miller
________ ___________ ZJ___
______
oi Port'ar?d “ "8 **0
*>ngs. »'«ompanied by Mrs. An-
also
Rleben
■| j
n
.
3 ^ , . “ "* 3 sol°. Tbe W " « tor
HAfl
(FPVIoRrOMfeioi*
W e A. . N e j Deal ,or
IlUU&vll
D lC W S Ivl A
Women, and "Japan"
O tt^ R .ei^ n 1? eS^ameU Od Rieben
• Otto Rieben. Pauline Miller Chap-
“Specialized”
Connelf™"!^5 G1“ 1"1®”
A n n ie
Connell, Emma Dierdorf. Frank
Chick S tarting Feeds
M
< 9 d ft
P a ll ♦
c e nel[' FlmX C r "?®,!1',,A rth ? r C on '
its $2.65
$2.
N . ,.h $2.60
Pellets
E1mer Batchelder, J a m e s
Yeast Foam
$2
85
7 ^ r h ! r X Mr r t e Bo,yd' Ernest
$2.85
»4.03
Zur'her. Joe Cawrse. James Robb
1 H k Jensen A ' c
Complete Broiler Ration
,, “Tie® Powne. Chester
$2.85
FrjdendaU the Misses Batchelder,
_
.
_
. ,
Marie Tolke, Rev. and
Turkey Feeds, With or with- nar-v-.^L-
a ’X
? r -----
and . . Mrs G
»
1 a d ,he hostess' Mrs A. B
out Poultry Yeast Foam.
M i« n ta n
u . „
r"
»
5 r na Guyck of North Plains
■Brewster
u
Farm ers Cash Store
Feed, Seeds. Fertilizers
Telephone 3081
l
“na.7,°"?,G"fien from Wed-
m . J
‘'¿Saturday.
H, n f ^ and
, Dwight Sellers of
i S ' eb?.ro v*sttod Mr. and Mrs. W
■ i
M
-Thursday evening
<
M?” ‘r w ! ‘* ' n 7 HOnOr
• Mrs Oscat DeLauney was
M,Jl2T°rMat 3 par,ay ?iven by ,he
Misses Moxie and Ida Hopkins
Thursday night. The evening was
spent in sewing and playing games
Spray,
Buying the
C heapest
Priced article is not al
ways Economy. We be
lieve it is more economi
cal to buy better mer
chandise. We know you
can buy the best a t oor
-tore and at less than you
wflj ay in many places
Let us quote you prices
on the better m erchan
dise.
49c
li/J 1-lb. tin
29c
M A C A R O N I—
3 lbs.......................
CHEESE— Full
14c
19c
cream. 2 lbs.
35c
CORN FLAKES
3 pkgs....................
25c
Q uantities limited.
O U R M O T T O : “The best
fo r less.”
Buy and Save!
Phone 1001
WILEY’S
[NEW DEAL]
GROCERY
Corner 3rd
und
FREE
WJ
—
Main
Street*
D E L IV E R Y
day school pupils before classtime
Sunday morning
The primary department of the
Sunday school is happy over a
new work table and are a busy
group of lit le folks. Sunday morn-
lng Mrs A C Wahl has charge
of this department AU children
Wlth ‘heir parents are invited to
attend Sunday school
Mr and Mrs Ellis McGraw and
children visited at the W G
Walker and G W McGraw home,
Sunday
Mr and Mrs Charles Mawhtn-
ney and daughter Zeola and Mrs.
Flora Munford visited Wilbert Mun-
ford at Bonneville dam Sunday.
«•'*
Camp Fire girls cleared $5 50 at
their food sale Saturday.
Mrs. M Schramel and son Paul
and •»•*3-
Mrs. Atthur xxevner
Reeher and
a n a two
iw o
children of Forest Grove visited
Saturday at the Arthur Smith home
north of Banks.
7 ° H^ nfra'“ - Leonard Fowles.
Gc()rge Thompion Tadoa shjgeno
David Wilson, Alvan Kauffman
and Wal’er Jesse Miss Alice Lane
“ Coachlng thg play
rix^m ^ " « h T ^ a r m X
'or Lhls month; President Mrs W
E Mays appointed Mrs Merritt
¿acks° n .M” ;„ Hcnry Cypher and
Mrs Ru,h
i11- a nominating com-
‘" « ^ g
Mrs Merritt Jackson and daugh-
ter were Reedville visitors Friday.
attending the P T A program
Mr and Mrs Arthur D a n , vis-
Bob, D onald Y ork
U
f
\r
.
M om e to r V acation and
,ted J
at
th e J
Sell from 1 to 2 cents BELOW Portland Breada
PO TA TO BREAD—
A large loaf for only
A real home-made loaf The kind you love to
have for a chuuge
M O T H E R ’S B READ— Light or tlnrlt.
1 */g-lb loaf for only
.......
S??
Putnum and
It S a n d f o rd . " ' ‘7 ........ J.
2-lb.
Quart tin
43c
CATSUP
C. H. B. Brand
14-oz.
Bottles
27c
This bread contains all the necessary vitamins Io make solid,
hrulthy bodies, such as In fresh milk. salt, yeast. Crlsco, sugar,
malt, high protein flours, and made by highly trained, skilled
mechanics under must sanitary conditions
Come In and see uur Pastry and Hall .Specials Saturday
We need your support to help maintain a good bakery
PERFECTION BAKERY $
CURRY’S
GROCERY
Phone 771
Free Delivery
Specials for Friday and Saturday, A pril 5 and 6
MACARONI
Dalles Flour
or S P A G H E T T I
Fancy Elbo.
Every sack giiainn-
LatJcz
49-lb. tack
3 a,....... 1 9 c
RED SALMON TOMATOES
2
29c
3 large cans 29c
TUNA FISH
TOASTED WHEAT
Blue ik W hite
2
25c
POTATOES
Mountain
Rolled Flakes
Triangle.
5-lb. sack
Burbanks
25c
FIG BARS
•«’.‘or drea»-up day at-
9 0 /»
O
OV,
25c
3-lb. pkg.
25 lbs. in
Shopping bag
2 is,.
A delicious health fixai
BEETS
19c
2
25c
CUT BEANS
2
39c
2
25c
F a ir w a y M a r k e t
Mr, Lock vaie and
Matches
21c
CO RN M EAL
31c
R O L L E D O A T S ,X'cb.gor ,l w
45c
W AX PAPER
l 5c
12c
39c
5c
Calumet
5c
25c
PEPPER
5c
25c
I Sc
M ARSHM ALLOW S
FI OI
$1.49
SUGAR
10
49c
B L U IN G
7
10c
25c
: arne
10c
23c
Pkg.
d a lO V
Friday, Saturday and Monday, A p ril 5, 6 and 8
PRICES
Toilet Paper
4
|
2*/q tin
H D JE L L I X r AVORS
CITY. CUT
M A C A R O N I 3 ROSE
lbs.
H D H O T S A U C E V 6 «o?
cans To SUIT THE TASTE
AT A CLEAN-UP PRICE
M IN C E M E A T 3 lbs.
S U G A R T L CANE
BEST
13c
For 8 years this has been Hillsboro's leading wrapped
bread at your grocer
H Davi, homes Glen Sand-
H‘,rk,lcberry Finn fishing
W bite or whole wheat
Red 4 W hite, sliced.
c Si»»rdi
ford went with them and returned E?‘e and ? hc ,ik<’ no* •»«•king und
ALOHA—Bob and Donald York. Sunday.
to Prov<^ hU »uccvaa in the role he
who are attending school at Mon-
Entertain Pa.t c h ie f.
hv carr‘« l » herring in
mouth, spent the iiuu-term
mid-term vaca-
vacs-
p„a, phi.,/.' -i..K
..
h l, fishing |mn
pail
...vu.ii,
pn<1
tion with their parents. Mr. and
fl b ?, fP£ hi*n SU' Mefl are nl work on the road be-
PEACHES - PEARS
Mrs John York.
™
m
A *!r? J~ J ' Vandomcl- tween the Blooming and Fern Hill
Mrs. Ernest Large and Mrs. Joe u
, ‘‘i*n,d,a e Thur«toy. with school houses High brush on both
Red 4 W hite
Gunz of Portland were Saturday M
f , yd R jito*y assisting host- side, of the road has been grubbed
Extra Fancy.
visitors at the Mrs Joe Bush home.
er ,,he business meeting out clearing the view and making
Mr and Mrs. G. Fuller and Mr , ™ * a’ P ^ y « 1 Msr Loel Hoi-1 <he road safer for travel A short
Red 4 W hite
and Mrs. H K. Skinner of Portland lenbvtk had high score and Mrs »tretch has been graveled
visited at the Snyder home last James Anderson second The fol-
— ---------—______
6 cans
$1.14
week
lowing visitors were present: M es-1 Ask your attorney to send your
Jimmie Lee and Donald Turner dames Stanley Hahn. Clyde Lin- ll’gal advertising to the Argus
have been \ery ill with the flu
coln, Georg? Corey. James Ander- am
Harold Price, who is a student 50,1 and the Misses Thelma and Iva
at the U. >f O at Eug<■:
• Alma Raffitv Mrs William Jo.»
the mid-term vacation with his par- will entertain the club In April
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price
with Mrs. A. K Reynolds assist-
H. Morr.son and family spent *ng.
ofUnHmsboren‘ng W“ h C E Allen I
Benefit Planned
three children of Hillside visited
Mrs Christina Anderson returned th ^ K ^ o f
Mr and Mrs Cliff Thompson and
her home at Pleasant Home k II « . » . k m ^ pnJ . 13 ior ,he
IN D E P E N D E N T L Y O W N E D A N D O P E R A T E D
children Sunday
after spend.ng the winter with her bail^ nam
P a l,u ba:e'
FREE D E L IV E R Y
Second at Main Street
Mr and Mrs Charles Shipley re- daughter. Mrs Harry Price
b i team, to help in buying of
Phone 3251
turned Su-dav from Tillamook.
Mrs Percy Smith of Portland
*JU,,C wlU ** furnished
'ended the f ineral of visited at the Matt King home last by the c yPhef Feuerstein orchestra
thelr nePhew. Herman Hopkins
Price. Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday — A p ril 5, 6 and 8
They were accompanied by their week Mr and Mrs Walter Repass The Pubhc is invited.
Mlss M ai‘«n Cypher left Sunoay
daughter. Mrs Phil Parmley. and old friends of the Matt King fam-
ily. were their dinner guests Thurs- evening tor a week's visit with a
little son. and daughter M™ Jack day
evening
< cousin. Mrs James Aram, at Lewis-
ton. Idaho, and her aunt, Mrs A
ba.
A Wormel, at Asotin. Wash
Mrs. George Thompson returned
G uaranteed to strike.
to her home in Scofield Monday
after havirg spent a week with
Full count
her grandson. Loren Thompson
boxes
here.
Mrs Pete Christensen, who re­
cently undi-went an operation at
.Mi-foot roll Mlth cutter
the Good Samaritan hospital is re-
(ported imp-oving nicely
Foot Injured
Barbara Speiring hurt her foot,,
M A C K E R FT Delicious
for salads or
l’m v i\L ,l\L L
sandwiches R-os ran
while playing at Jackson school'
last week. Doctor found it neces- |
Baking Powder
sary to place a cast over her foot
as some of the bones were frac-'
T „ CK. a.B" ‘ quu,,ly
tured.
J W Scott and his daughter,' |
Mrs Carl Cellars, of Eugene spent
V J U f-Ip A ' U T P Q Delicious whole wheat
a few days last week with h!s|
medium sire
No. 1
W I l L r t 1 i n t a k e , . Ready to eat 2p kgs. ZdC
nephew. Edw. W Moyer, and fam '
tall cans
ily
L IF E B U O Y SOAP. 3 bars
Golden West
19c
Mrs. Gfeller Here 5« Years
Mrs John Gfeller celebrated the
RINSO. Large pkg......................
21c
fiftieth anniversary of her arrival
in America Monday On April 1.
RINSO. Small pkg. Try Rinso. 2 for
15c
1885, Mrs. Gfeller, Fred Keller of
-lb. glass
Mountaindale and Annie Swartz,
SANICLOR BLEACH. Fluid. Quart
10c
■ j« r .......
now Mrs Charles Lehman, of
II? , H 49.,b
brand bB< »«rdwheal blend
»
W A L D O R F TISSUE. 650-sheet. 3 for
Portland a> rived In New York|
14c
from Berne. Switzerland
SCOT TISSUE. 1000-sheet. 3 for
20c
Shirley, Norma and Beverley,
children of Mr and Mrs. John
Pure, fine granulated
Snowbar o? Seattle, came last
1100 lbs. $4.85)
week to spend the summer w ith '
their grandparents, Mr and Mrs
J. W Prit< hard.
1000-Hheet tissue.
C LA M C H O W D ER
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schoenberg
Del Monte
I visited Mr.--. Pete Christensen at |
SALMON
Underwood’s.
the Good Samaritan hospital Lri-
toll
rolls ............
Can
I flay
or
Fancy, medium red
Kenneth VanBuren. Mr. and Mrs
No. 1 («Il can
C H IL I CON CARNE
| Ben VanBt:ren and children of
j Wauna spent the week-end at the
Van Cam p’s.
1 Ed W Moyer home.
C an
D. M. PIN E A P P LE
Mr and Mrs James H Davis |
Large size.
Crushed or
d| f f x *
I Margaret Davis, Patrick Davis and
R IT Z CRACKERS
|
little
son. and Mrs. Gertrude Davis
Tift Bits. 2 for
and son of Beaverton, spent Sun­
Short and crisp.
D. M. PEACHES
Florida pack.
d a y at North Bonneville with Mr
j and Mrs. Arthur Davis.
SUNBRITE CLEANSER
W esson Oil
12c
SCHOEN’S and PERFECTIO N BREAD
1 1 u-lb. loaf, sliced
«« were
Ferd
Haim,
w i also
,k _ __
/olm N e u ^ n " a n T i r n ^ ^ ^
were guest,
M ,yer
n
Teacher Named
Board of directors of the public
"rhool Monday decided to em ploy
;'[» ¿¿neck,- to t.-ach again n'.-xi
-',ear ThlJ> will be Mr> Janecke',
??xt1’ consecutive year ns teacher in
,he Blooming school
Arthur Gurske attended high
8c
Yes. the bread that made mother quit baking
A. Krahmer Re-elected
A corn-hog meeting was held nt
the public school March 29 to sign
1935 contracts and elect a local
committee Albert Krahmer. chair­
man and ■ luunty
county conuiuttvvinun.
cammittbcniaa,
Coffee
30c
1 pkg Soap Powder FREE
P A L M O L IV E —
BLOOMING A! Forcia is ill and
is being taken care of at the Vet
»•rails' hospital in Portland.
Fred Muhly Jr. lias recently ac­
quired ti Chevrolet coupe.
Alex Eischen sold twenty cows
Iasi week
The Blooming Farmers' Union
met at the public school house
March 27.
Rudolph Meyer und his sons
Melvin und Vernon have convened
an old touring car into a truck
Elmer Muuly purchased the car
In Uakluud. Cut. lust year und
drove It here when he returned
home from college
Miss Ruth Liebenow bettered her
position in Portland by changing
her place of employment.
Local church ludles met with
Mrs. Alwii.c llerdlein Thursday.
Mrs Charles Mutthes of Portland
wus a visitor at the meeting, us
was also Mrs Carl Simantel of
Blooming Mcsdumes William Her­
gert, Walter Demmin u n d Emil
Hrunduw were placed in charge of
serving the noon meals to the Luth­
eran teachers, who will hold u
conference in Blooming the week
fo llo w in g F a s te r S u n d a y I'he \ i .
iting committee for April consists J
of Meadamcs John Stark. Herman .
Liebenow and George Meyer
Kltehen Modernised
The kitchen in the Fred Muhly
i home has been completely rear­
ranged and modernised, the work
having been done by Mrs. Muhly's
son Leonard.
Frank Branduw had a sick spell
March 28. and although he is up
and around, he has not ns yet en­
tirely recon red
Mrs Pfahl of Hillsboro came to
Blooming March 28 to spend sev­
eral days with her daughters Elsie
and Helen Krahmer She assisted
Helen Krahmer in knotting several
comforts.
Schoen’s and Perfection
— — Bread
-
O L IV E S K,pr
Beet’s granulated.
While they last
10 Ear«
yzuuiuti^a w ti v SIUUICXI UV lilC OUil"
an d ^ U m ’wT
POST TOASTIES ,
pk„
MINUTE TAPIOCA 8oi pk!
LOG CABIN SYRUP
lin
SOAP
SOAP—
Albert Krahnier Re-elected;
Kitchen Modernised
PIGCLY WIGGLY
Specials for A pril 5 - 6
3 large pkgs.
at Blooming
Ralph Wlthycombe
As many as could comply signed
the
contracts
for
this year
( B y N o r t h P l a i n . P . T A .l
Henry Gurske Sr is looking for­
After the'pro- hX ° R™ PIfA» S-L o c » l P T A
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s
ward to delivery this week of his
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Play
Selected
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with
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Mt and Mrs A. E Krahmer vis-
Oscar DeLauney. and t h e
Marjorie Grif.^..,
Grlffen. a»«*»«
R e n
¡ B w b high
has
Misses Marjorie
, S«™ *I?1
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night
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Duyck, Hazel Paetsch. and t h e c^l0?5n tor ylass PlaY “Full House.* werc terved in 28h
the dinin? people day nif^V
Rcc:
hostesses Moxie and Ida Hopkins. ‘A
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myster>'-comedy
by
7
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but ,s
Fred Jackson to' be presented the
°J|,0C* h2 J ‘* mee“ ng
“P«'> to recovan^’
” now
'he r° “d
---------- * to ~ Meet -
Fred Jackson to b..
7 o c .,ock l h is meeting was open to reoBerv
Mothers
d .7 \5 K £
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M . ^ s i ’T U ’.rS
p { ^ W^ u V hsX va^ i r ^ d,yMf“ rm *" ‘V ^ n E ^ n ^
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7
Peari Beard of Portland
ihe F « o t Groce. 3
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bT ,On WiU
remembered as Muis vis,ted M « M A Dodd, Saturday
the carried on rX te
from tm?t M,Ce Phelps The babies weighed night
Saturday
office The remainder of what" is seven and eig h t P°unds
I
s«adv p i c .
now route one Bank- will be'
Mrs- McFarlane Hostess
A ir m in
/ e
served by t h T p o ^ G r o v e ‘
. J h e Tualctin Plan's P i e r i a n p a m f ^ L r e ' b y the’ Sum
-
Thoniday, April I, 1935
O FFER ED
FOR
—
EGGS— BRING
LDC
18c
25c
17c
25c
25c
49c
Hillsboro, Oregon
T 'lE M
Grapefruit
IN !
No. 2 can
10c
SALM O N
10c
P R U N E S IFanry ,lal,an'
■i». 14c
D E V IL E D M E A T ¿S™“
S A R D IN E S f',=S™„c„
¡S IG N S
5c
4
5
Large oval
tins
15c
25c
L E T T E R S
C U T O U T S
Any Design
- Any Size
USE CUTOUTS FOR
GREATER EFFECT
West
Woods Novelties
¡256 Bailey Ave.
Phone 1862
Fresh Fruits and V egetables
G R A P E F R U IT
5 f0, 15C
Arizona seedless.
CARROTS
3c
Lh 10c
A SPA RA G U S
LETTUCE Ä
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