H I L E S B O KO
I
daw , A rlene und N orm a Muhlv
ployed to w ater the green ut th»
golf course
lia s Job at Coarse
Itlc h ard H erdleln bus been em
Ih U
I l l s hom e w ith Mr. und Mrs
H enry S cheuerm ann
Hen H ausen of H illsboro Is muk
Annual Mistión Festival at und Alla M eyer w ere presen t at
the It It M eyer hom e Sunday uft
Lutheran Church Sunday ernoou
In c eleb ra tio n of Hetty
S teele's seventh b irthday
Mr und Mrs A E K ruhm er mid
BLOOM ING St I’eter'x lajitu i
un ch u rch will hold U n unnuul M ik the G u rsk cs a tte n d e d the rodeo at
muu Festivul oh the ch u rch groundii M olalla Sunduy.
next Sunday w ith u serm on in G er
B ro th er llle s
m an at 10 30 a rn and a n o th e r In
H arold K iell. aged 21, of Gaston,
h'lip.lish id 2 30 in the afternoon. a hrothei of Mi
O livet N ew m an
D inner w ill he served in lh»*chur<*h of Iowa Hill, died .Inly 3
basem ent by th e ladles of the
Jo h n C o rn eliu s of F orest G rove
church u n d e r the leadership of Mr*, visited his farm hom e on Iowa
dam es A lbert K ia lu n e r mid Emil Hill M onday ufterm xm
Itranduw T he L utheriin contfretfn
C hai les Itrundaw and Miss Coi I
tlous of H illsboro, S clieffliu mid nellu L lebenow wen* m arried re
Purest G rove will d rop services eently
n e x t Sunday th at th e ir m em bers
E dw in Conner of P o rtlan d is
m ay a tte n d here.
spending his vacation w ith Mr mid
Mrs It It Meyei
< r lr h r a lr B irth d ay
O scar Muhly und E lm er (¡m k«
Blanche M uhly, M argie Musolf,
Dolores Itrm idaw , Vivian mid Jut kle Joined the Young People's society
of
tin* local ch u rch ut th e ir m eet
Conser, M ildred und Mm cellu lirui»
Plan Festival
at Blooming
MEAT SPECIALS
At
Y our
S e r v ic e
Ready to supply you with the
finest MEATS nt the least cost.
B rady to advine you In purchasing.
B rady
to
give real
All m raU Inspected
values.
by Dr. Nicol
and Dr. A lm quist.
Tops ’Em All
ARGUS.
Oregon G roup
Enlarges Plan
C o lu m b ia E m p ir e In d u s trie s
to P ro m o te N o r th w e s t
for n division on the basis of state
boundaries. We have found in O re ­
gon th a t in d u stry can be developed
by m eans of cam paigns and we b e­
lieve it ean be developed faster
by having our sister slates io the
C olum bia E m pire rep resen ted in
the cam paigns.”
T he C olum bia E m pire Industrie
I n c , are m aking plans tor a w o rld ­
w ide prom otion of o u r in d u stries
T hey w ill h ave a general service
to m an u factu rers, including legis­
lativ e service, counsel, trad e in
form ation, m a rk e t inform ation, and
assistance in th e w orking out of
various problem s T he old O regon
c o u n try is again com bining its
forces and w ill do things in a big
o rd e r th a t should m ean increased
business, increased payrolls and
increased dem and for raw m a te ri­
als.
M urkets for y o u r products," said
(G eorge L B aker, m an a g er of the
O regon M a n u fac tu rers' association,
I depend upon in d u stria l conditions
at hom e At p re sen t a large per-
j re n ta g e of our raw m ate ria ls are
being M ilt to o th er sections of the
country, because of our lim ited
m a n u fa ctu rin g facilities We need
m ore facto ries und larg e r payrolls
to use th e m any pro d u cts of our
' forests, fields und stream s. N atu re
bus given us the m eans of e sta b ­ REFRESHING SI MMER BEVER
lishing an in d u stria l c e n te r in the
V .i B
C olum bia
E m pire d istric t,
th e
As the w eath er gets w a rm er our
U nited S ta te s go v ern m en t has tak
en a d v an tag e of this fact and built a p p etite s a re often on th e w ane
the B onneville dam to supply po w ­ and m eals have a tendency to
into ju s t a shadow of
er Now, It is our re sp o n sib ility to d th w e indle
ir w in ter proportions. We r e ­
con tin u e developing th ese assets
th e s a m e
and c rea te a m ark e t lor o u r p ro d ­ q u ire ap p ro x im ately
am ount of for«!, reg ard less of the
ucts neur ut home.
w eather, to ta k e c are of the body
"C om m erce," con tin u ed M anager needs T h ere ean be a d ifference
1 B aker, “cannot he lim ited by stute in th e prep aratio n , of course, to
lines no m ore th an a riv e r can m eet the p a rtic u la r needs of the
T h e y ’re ta k in g g n a t s te in
h ave only one bank M a n u fa c tu r­ season. In sum m er, fresh vegetables
in a d v e rtis in g In Ito rre lo n a ,
ers m ust serv e th e e n tire te rrito ry and fru it a re m ore appetizing in
S p ain , Ju d g in g by th is long-
ii th a t th e p roducers w ill have crisp salads and m ilk is m ore in ­
lim b ed me se n g e r.
Is It any
m ore m ark e ts for th e ir products tere stin g served as a refresh in g
w o n d e r th a t th is fellow rut s
For y e ars th e O regon M a n u fa c tu r­ and cooling m ilk shake. T he im ­
h im self fa r above a n y o th e r
ers' association has been a d v o ca t­ p o rtan t th in g to rem em b er is th a t
cyclist In th e city?
ing B uy O regon’ th ro u g h a series m ilk m ust be given th e sam e
of cam paigns, und have done m uch prom inent place in th e sum m er
Au
educational
m g F riday night
to build in d u stry in our sta te Now
discussion was led by A rth u r G ur- we are e n listin g the stre n g th of diet as in th e w in te r one.
Few h om em akers realize how
ski*
our neighbors, and w e hupe to sim ple it is to p re p a re m ilk d rin k s
accom plish still m ore, not only P lenty of cold m ilk, fresh fru its
M o ve to P ortlan d
M r I.
M adeline
D enton
a n <1 for O regon, but for in d u stry of the o r fru it juices, chocolate or other
d a u g h te r C onnie have m oved to e n tire te rrito ry , w hich is re ally the flavorings, a few w hips of th e egg
P o rtlan d w hen- Mrs D enton is Old O regon C o u n try '—T he C o l­ b e a te r and th e m ilk shake is ready
now em ployed She w as form erly a um bia E m pire."
to serve Any m eal you a re se rv ­
T he board of d ire c to rs of th e j ing w ill be m ore a ttra c tiv e and
resid en t of Iowa Hill w here she
O regon M an u factu rers' association b e tte r balanced if a glass of cold
kept house for C harles Pfahl
Mr und Mrs F red M uhly visited has h ied a rticle s of inco rp o ratio n o r colorful m ilk shake is included
M elchior M uhly and fam ily of at Salem for a new organization, Som e delicious m ilk d rin k s are;
P in eap p le M ilk Shake
G ranum , A lberta. Canada. before to be know n as th e “C olum bia E m ­
2 cups pineap p le juice
proceeding to S q u irre l. Idaho, w here p ire Industries, Inc."
"T he O regon M a n u fac tu rers' a s ­
*4-cup lem on ju ic e
they a re expected to a rriv e around
sociation is reo rg an izin g u n d e r th e , 2 tablespoons su g ar
th e m iddle of Ju ly
3
cups m ilk.
ban
n
er
of
tins
new
organization.
■
Mrs Hoge was m oved to the
C om bine fru it juices, and sugar
hom e <4 h e r dau g h ter. M rs A rn- w hich w ill brin g in to being a new
olif (¡nos, last S a tu rd ay and will and m ore p ow erful a llied m a n u ­ S tir u n til su g ar is dissolved. Add
facturing group, re p re se n tin g th e to chilled m ilk and s h a k -» w ith
rem ain th ere for a short visit
E lm er M uhly preached in T rin ity e n tire te rrito ry of th e C olum bia c ru sh ed ice.
O rangenog
L u th eran ch u rch ut P o rtlan d lust E m pire," e x p la in e d M anager B a­
2-3 cup sugar
ker
Sunday m orning
3 cups m ilk
G eorge L. B aker, fo rm e r m ayor
Miss A nna M eyer re ce n tly r e ­
2 cups orange ju ice
tu rn e d hom e from a vacation spent of P ortland , has been engaged as
A dd sugar to chilled orange ju ice
m anager of th e C olum bia E m pire
in C alifornia
Industries, Inc. T he officers of the and stir to dissolve. P o u r slow ly
new o rganization shall re m a in the in to m ilk and tra n s fe r to glass jar.
sam e as th e O regon M a n u fac tu rers' C over tig h tly and sh a k e vigorously
association, at least tem p o rarily . P o u r in to glasses and se rv e im ­
(H y H . t . l C h u rrh l.jrt
1 .
Pi...sideiit, W. It L ake of the m ediately.
R ussian Chocolate
Mrs F. J. R obbins of Syons, M ail-W ell E nvelope com pany; first
1 sq u are chocolate
Kali . is vlaiting h e r nice«, Mrs vice-president, R o b ert It. M cK ean
V, cup sugar
of th e K nig h t P ack in g com pany,
H arry Bear.
P in c h of salt
vice-president.
Dr. Lief
Mrs l.ui-lla R ogers of V ernonia second
cup boiling w ater.
v isited Mrs, Jo h n K irkw ood
U nderdahl of th e A m erican Heco-
2 cups m ilk
C T ruchxel and son D onald w ith lite corporation; s e c re ta ry -tre a s u r­
1 teaspoon van illa
friends of P o rtlan d spent ab o u t a er. C harles E C assel of th e B e rg ­
1 p in t coffee.
m ann Shoe M an u fac tu rin g com ­
w eek a t th e beach
M elt the chocolate a n d add sugar
Mr. a n d Mrs C. T Im lay and pany; and directors. P a u l H irsh of
Flour Co . C h arles H. C a r­ and salt. A dd boiling W ater and
fam ily und Mr and Mrs G S k ip ­
per sp e n t Sunday at W aukecna te r of th e P o rtlan d W oolen Mills, cook about five m inutes. A dd m ilk.
B P Jo h n of th e B P. J o h n F u r ­ R eheat and add vanilla. B eat th e
Falls.
Mrs M aud M ilstead. Mrs Emm a n itu re c orporation, Irv in g T. Rau coffee in w ith a n egg b eater.
Coffee M ilk S hake
D ant w ith Mi a n d M rs A. W of th e St. H elens P u lp & P a p e r
3 cups strung coffee
D ant of P o rtlan d spent J u ly 4 at Co., Jo h n H G ilbaugh of th e P o r t­
3 cups m ilk
the M olalla ro u n d -u p
land C hem ical a n d P o rtla n d C asket
V, c u p sugar
M r and Mrs C. T Im lay and com panies. W illiam A. P rie r of th e
C innam on.
fam ily
Mrs G eorge Im lay and O regon B rass W orks, a n d Je ss A.
M
ake fresh coffee, using 2 ta b le ­
d a u g h te r G eneva. Mrs S ue Isaac­ Digm un of C losset At D evers.
son and d a u g h te r M arian and N a n ­
"W e believe," says M anager B a ­ spoons coffee to 1 cup of w a ter
cy L ee S m ith spent Ju ly 4 at Ja n t- ker, "th at th e tim e has com e w hen Cool th e coffee a n d add sugar and
m an u fa c tu re rs of t h e C olum bia m ilk. C hill, add ice and serv e in
zen Beach.
M rs W M Snipes. M rs S h o e ­ E m pire te rrito ry have a com m on ta ll glasses w ith a dash of c in n a ­
m ak er and d a u g h te r Iren e, Mrs I. cause a n d th e re is no longer room m on on th e top
It Golt. Mrs M ary O linger, and
G e rald in e S nipes spent T uesday at
the G ro tto in P o rtlan d
Reedvillc
M UTTON
LEGS and CHOPS—
l.h.
SHOULDER—
l.h
STEW—
10c
8c
5c
9c
12c
16c
3 ibs. 25c
Lb.
BOILING BEEF
BEEF R O A ST
u .
LO IN STEAK
LARD LOM,'OUND'
FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET
Phon« 651
5 Deliveries Daily
■3?
Rea. Phone 321Z
-
H illsboro A rgus con tain s a ll the
new s of H illsboro a n d th e s u r­
ro u n d in g com m unities. R ead 1 1
and keen inform ed on w h at is
h ap p en in g a t hom e.
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Page Three
H 11,1,8 B O K O , O R E G O N
Miss Nelson
W ed Saturday
Rock Creek Girl Bride; Tom
Bow Diet in Portland
(fly
Mr«. V. Pezoldt)
tim e last w eek w ith Mr. a n d Mrs
Jo h n G utschm idt.
To m B ow
hies
Tom Bow died J u ly 4 at a hos­
p ital in P ortland. He w as about
70 years old and is su rv iv ed by
five sons and one dau g h ter. He was
a resid en t of th e B rooks Hill sec­
tion for m any years.
P aul L uethe of B rem erton. W ash .
spent tw o days last w eek w ith his
m other, Mrs T heresa L uethe, on
B rooks Hill
Headquarters for
Picnic Supplies
W hile a t SEASIDE m ake y our h e ad q u a rte rs
a t o u r B roadw ay-C olum bia M ark et there.
Prices for Friday, Saturday and
Monday, July 12, 13 and 15
FREE DELIVERY
FLOUR
PINEAPPLE
D rifted Snow, Crown or Fisher’s Blend.
49-lb. sack ....................................................
CORN FLAKES
Crushed
2 'iS . Can
★ f/awr/imMÍ
SN O W D R IFT
59c
3-lb.
69c
Friday and Saturday Specials
i '!'•
PURE LARD
O
- -»JOOSUT
&£AA£A¿<S
SaJkucLô
Prices: Friday to Monday
July 12 to 15, inclusive
ICE COLD DRINKS— To Quench the Thirst
i>r?r;D brown
derby .
JjCElx
22-oz bottles
» f°r
n
25c
(S m all deposit on bottles.»
Shortening
3 tbs.
25c
Flour
CROW N—
P illi. sack
SAFEW AY—
PI lb. sack
1 .5 9
1 .4 9
P a le Face.
ROOT BEER EXTRACT
FRENCH'S.
Dt VANNBAR
FRU ITS FO R SA LA D S—Del M onte or
L ibby's Nu. 1 tall run
Pineapple
Crushed.
IOC
No. 2 can
CANDY BAUS. G eneral
Foods. 3 for
10c
PORK A BEANS. Van C am p's
L arge cans.
" —
3 for
MATCHES. Highway.
8-box carton
TEA. U p to n s'.
h - lb . pkg.
Black
BRAN FLAKES Post's
2 pkgs.
25c
19c
9Bp
O«FV
19c
WHITE KING Granulated Soap.
ic*
29c
CIG A RETTES. R aleighs
2 pkgs.
FREE DELIVERY
10c
B ollir
SERVE LOTS OF COOLING SALADS
SHRIMP
M AYO NNAISE
JELL WELL NcPV
be n n vor
10c
15c
45c
5c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
(V en etian tick et. J. W. T w lgg. H illsboro. Rt. 2)
LETTUCE CRISP HEADS
3 ur 5C
TOM ATOES P™- R1PE
CUCUMBERS ä
for
CANTALOUPES
2
CO FFEE
AIRWAY -
(Lb. 18c)
NOB HILL—
(Lb. 23c)
lbs.
A Pork and
Beef Product
lbs.
3 ... 50c
GINGER ALL
Pure vegetable.
Home
Rendered
3 W
s. 50c
3 it*. 65c
PORK RIBS rs........
MUTTON STEW
PIGS’ FEET
35c
Quart .......
10c
d im
• J u s t out
By the Piece
4|
Vk
lk ■ C®
25c
PINT
HILLSBORO I I C A T COM PANY
Phone 982
15c
M A T C H E S s*"'1
*»»-
6-box '1
carton
25c
TUNA
White Star or Del Monte.
l/2 can
(Vi* can 9c )
™
""
"
Service
Free Delivery
Columbia
Best
13c
1-lb.
Economy—
Lb.
FO R K a
Van C am p's.
M ediani ran
23c
17c
BEANS
5c
10c
45c
Large ran
CERTO—
2 bottles
PORTO
F ru it P ectin.
2 bottles
PEN J Ely—
2 Pkgs-
JAR RUBBERS
U. S high grade.
3 pkgs.
PAROW AX—
1-lb.
35c
25c
10c
9c
DEVILED MEAT. Libby’s
Vi can ...............................
CORNED BEEF. Libby’s.
12-OZ. Can .....................
GREEN BEANS. Green Spot.
2s. 3 cans ...........................
FLOUR. Northern, all
$
purpose. 49-lb. sack ....
PALMOLIVE Toilet Soap.
3 bars ................................
SOAP. Liberty White.
Laundry. 10 bars .........
TOILET TISSUE. Fluff.
3 rolls ................................
WHEAT1ES. Gold Medal.
Pkg......................................
HILLSBORO
CASH
GROCERY
4c
15c
25c
1.49
14c
23c
10c
10c
Ut
Independently Owned and Operated
Friday and Saturday Specials
Telephone 2001
MILK
CORN
TOBACCO
Mt. Vernon.
No. 2 cans.
P. A. or Velvet
5C
Can
Pork SC Beans
OYSTERS
Quality
FOUR TIMES DAIILY
5c
A AT T V E C W vandotte. Medium ripe.
V /L l V C O
is tall. Can ..................
Free Delivery
POT ROAST ts.
id j m a
SALMON
HALIBUT
12c
c.„Eed.A!afka 18C
SA LM O N
S T E E R BEEF
A 5 el
c I
SHORTEN'GO
O
5
COFFEE
15c
K 2 '1'0*
“8
pkgs.
$1.65
17c N.,0 5 ^
T O M A T O E S Ä î’*.’’/ “ .“; 19c
A ROAST or STEAK Will Convince You!
o
A new W ashington county in v est­
m ent is T he S pinning W heel, a
p re te n tio u s new inn w ith dancing
and program features, w hich has
been opened on th e T u alatin riv er
n ear T ig ard by Ja c k W alling of
C alifornia He also operates tw o
sim ilar places in the south.
T he Inn. w hich is located on the
old Q u ackenbush place, is of o u t­
stan d in g a rc h ite c tu re a n d m ay he
seen from th e T u a la tin riv e r bridge.
In te rio r d eco ratio n is a ttra c tiv e and
in te restin g a n d fu rn ish in g s in th e
d ining room a rc of fu tu ristic de­
sign Mr W alling has m ade a large
investm ent to provide a place of
q u a lity a n d taste, according to vis­
itors P ro g ram fe a tu re s and m usic
received m uch favorable com m ent.
An in v ita tio n a l opening was held
Tuesday night and guests inclu d ed
a n um ber from Hillsboro.
RCX.'K CHEEK Miss L ucille Nel
son, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs Nels
Seek E le c tric ity
Nelson was m arried to Jo h n B ra w ­
M em bers of th e P hillips and H el­
ley of Kelso, Wash., in V ancouver
S a tu rd ay
T hey will m ake th e ir v etia R eform ed ch u rch voted to
have th e e le ctricity p u t in the
hom e in P o rtlan d
Mr. and M rs A lfred D ysle Jr. P hillips ch u rch and in th e p a rso n ­
of A gate beach v isited relatives age provided th e ele ctric line is
h e re and in B ethany th e F o u rth of b u ilt past there.
A n u m b er of local people a tte n d ­
Ju ly T hey left F rid a y m orning
H elen Fuegy. w ho is a sister of ed the F o u rth of J u ly celeb ratio n
Mrs. Dysle. accom panied
them in H illsboro T hursday afternoon
and evening.
home.
Mr and M rs Sam L assiter and
Pienir at Shady Brook
A g roup of people from this com ­ d a u g h te rs G loria and L o rrain e L as­
siter
of M ilw aukie and C larence
m un ity a tte n d ed the picnic at the
Jo h n S c h n e id e r place a t Shady B adcrtscher and H ans B ohren of
B rook th e F o u rth of Ju ly B ase­ H elvetia and Mr and Mrs. John
ball, horseshoe and som e w ater Fuegy and C arol Fuegy of this j S ubscribe now to th e A rgus In
sports fu rn ish e d e n te rta in m e n t . section visited a t th e M ike Waef- W ashington county $1 50 a year.
Six m onths 85c T hree m onths 50
A bout 75 a tte n d ed
th e picnic. ler hom e Sunday
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T hose from a d istance a tte n d in g ' A picnic d in n e r w as given in cents T w o m onths 35 cents.
the picnic w ere from L ongview , i honor of Mrs H ow ard N ottage at i
W ash., N ew port, Seaside, S au v ies’ ' th e C hris K eichen hom e S u n d a y .'
P re se n t w ere Mr. and M rs H ow ard
Island and P ortland.
N ottage and M aryle of P o rtlan d
M r and Mrs. K en n eth H ard in of Mr and Mrs. F red Jossy and Earl 1
P o rtla n d sp en t th e w eek-end at D onald and Dick Jossy. P e te r G ros-
th e N els N elson home.
sen, Mr. and Mrs. C h ris R eichen
F red W eldons had a new roofi and Francis R eichen.
put on th e ir house recently.
Mrs. L ouis Z u erc h er of this sec­
M r and Mrs L. A B undy of tion and M rs R osalie . H irsh and
Salem v isited at th e F re d W eldon Miss L ydia H irsh of P o rtla n d left
hom e Sunday
for Seaside th is w eek M rs Z u erch er
Jo h n B erg er J r . Dan Basich. Ted plans to stay ab o u t a w eek.
Z u rch e r and W alter A llenbach left
S unday on a tr ip to S a n Diego,
S u b scrib e now to th e A rgus In
Cal., and to Mexico.
W ashington county $1.50 a year.
Mr. and M rs Ted G utschm id* Six m onths 85c. T h ree m onths 50
and fam ily of Seaside spent some cents. T w o m onths 35 cents.
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W E SSO N OIL Vg -gallon
S afeway S tores
New Inn Opened
by Californian
Van C am p’s,
221/is-oz.
7c Can
3 cans
25c
10cc.„
— Produce Features —
CABBAGE
Pound ... ........... .
Baking Powder
K. C., 25c size
lc
15c
CELERY
DOG FOOD
W ag
5C
Large, crisp
Bunch ........
5c
BLUEING
or Ammonia
SPUDS
Can
NEW.
10 lbs.
15c
Bottle
(WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES)
4c
7