H IL L S B O R O
Thureday, August 1, 1936
»011 The »ciiaon started about the
m id dle o f M urch T hey b u rn about
100 ton of b u ild in g b lo ck d u rin g
one ru n T here 1« u crew of eight
Ml»» M arg u re t F lin t 1» 111
M r and Mr» M arke W olfe of
P o rtla n d called at the M II llo -
zo rth home Sunday en rou te from
Salem
H a rle y B arber, u»»i«taut manuger
o f the Forest G rove d is tric t o f the
West C o u ii T elephone com pany,
was ut the Scholls o ffice M onday
en rou te to Sherwood, George Itu u -
man, d is tric t manager, visite d here
last Tuesday.
Home Im pro ve d
L. W C ro w d e r Is h a vin g hl» house
shingled and bathroom Im p ro v e
ment» made
M r» John P rin g le o f Casa C ity ,
M ic h . 1» v is itin g her b ro th e r, II
L. McCool, u n til Septem ber
W ill Hansen o f Itoseburg ra m i'
Sunduy to v is it relative » here
M r and M r» G eorge Itu e ck und
son spent last week w ith re la tive s
at P u ya llu p , Wash
J u ly 22 guests ut the II T Hesse
home were Mrs. Roy B a ke r und
tw o c h ild re n . M rs Veyonne Bacon
Scholls Girl
Wins Honors
Groner A Rowell Crew on
Barreling Berries
M ik » G arnet G u ild , w ho 1» w ith
the Friend»' p u b lic »ervlcv (la id
w o rk id the Flandreau. S I ) , I n d i
an school, received a one-year
scholarship to the C ollege G ra d u
ate’» ic h o o l at Pendle H ill near
P h ila d e lp h ia last week She g ra d u
ated (ro m P a cific college at New -
ht i H u . ' , .pi ing and w ill take a d
vanced social service w o rk at the
I'c n d ic i i i i i e o lto ft, w h ic h begins
October 4.
J, C. B aker o f Seattle and Ml»»
F r u n r li L u n d g re n o f C a lifo rn ia v li-
Ited at the M r» Ida Kay» home
J u ly a
H u m Com pleted
The Scholl» T ile has Just com
pleted the s ix th b u rn o f thu »ea-
MEAT SPECIALS
At
Y our
S e r v ic e
Ready to nupply you
with the
FINEST MEATS AT THE
LEAST COST!
Heady Io advise you In purchasing
Ready to give re a l values.
All meats inspected by Dr. Nlrol
and Ur. Almqulst.
BOILING BEEF and
BREAST of VEAL, Lb.
Q
VEAL ROAST
VEAL CHOPS
u,
..........
12c
18c
BEEF ROAST
u,
tie
SIRLOIN "L"IB S T C A I t s 15c
lard com ,‘ ounp .' .........3 .». 25c
FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET
Phone 651
5 Deliveries Daily
Rea. Phone 321Z
Hayward
Q u ick
C ooking
45c
SHORTENING.,»
W hite
Cloud.
MACARONI 3 .u
F lo u r— F or Salads o r C old Lunches.
TOMATO SAUCE 3
15c
PINEAPPLE s»”r
C rushed o r T id b its.
10c
.... , 6C
PORK 8C BEANS
(Medium cans 2 for 9c)
TfJ Northern. Good hnnl
wheat. 49-lb. »ack
CRYSTAL WHITE
W h ile at Seaside m ake yo u r
headquarters at o u r B ro a d
w a y-C o lu m b ia M a rk e t there
CO FFEE
Hills Red Can or
Golden West
1-lb.
9 c
AJ Q
JLa4! « /
27c
53c
23c
65c
ECONOMY
Y
E
Lb.
-lb
box
bo
19c
2
49c
PANCAKE FLOUR
Sperry’s.
4
28-oz. pkg.
I s U
No. 10 bag
53c
WHEATIES
10c
pkg.
PALMOLIVE n p;.
Last week! H u rry ! Send sales
slips fo r 2 pkgs. w ith 25c to
B e tty C ro cke r and receive
Hock C rysta l Com pote Dish.
Drifted Snow, isher’s Blend, Crown or
Pillsbury’s Best. 49-lb. sack ...................
10c
19c
23c
49c
BEEF POT ROAST
10c
15c
C K IA D T C IIIIIP
QllUlll kHlllU
45c
10c
PIGS’ FEET “
35c
$1.65
PURE LARD
3
Fresh Silvers.
Half or whole.
BACON BACK
Lb........
• 48c
12c
F lo u r
vanilla, maple.
.................
25c
25c
BABY FOOD—Libby
Homogenized. 3 cans .
VINEGAR — Jones Bros. 40 grain,
pure apple vinegar. Bring <* Q p
your container. Gallon....... JLvV «
4
..X v V
GRAPEFRUIT—
4
Del Monte. No. 2 can.... X V V
49-lb.
$<fl
Sack .......................... X a iU « /
SPINACH— Walla Walla.
No. 2 1/g can ................... .
COFFEE— Airway.
(Lb. 18c) 3 lbs.............
4
XWU
tfV V
Edwards Dependable Cof- Æ
fee (Lb. 25c). 2 lbs.
T e /C
PRETZEL STICKS—
4 ff
Slim Jane. Vg-lb.............. i t J V »
MAYONNAISE—
Best Foods. Pint ..........
L » ,h e P "
BEEF STEAKS -
25c
14c
MUTTON CHOPS -
10c
A ^
No. 2*/g can ..........................
A d tJV
FLAVO JELL—
4
All flavors. 3 for .......... X U U
JELLO ICE CREAM
9^z»
POWDER. 3 f o r .......... X l M V
MARSHMALLOWS—
QCg*
Lb. pkg. 2 for ................./ « O V
TOMATO JUICE—
OVALTINE—
$1.00 size .......................... t r /
U
POST TOASTIES—
4 P n
SYRUP—
Sleepy Hollow. Quart
Q Q o
O O v-
4
Stokley’s. 4 for ............... X t > V
TUNA— White Star.
9C z»
l^s. 2 for ..........................
Pineapple
Crushed or Tidbits.
Libby.’s.
oz.
8 can
COCOA— Hershey’s.
4 B p
1-lb. can ................................. X V V
JUNKET— Ice cream mix. Chocolate,
3 pkg®-
BAKING POWDER—
Clabber Girl. 2-lb. can
HOMINY—Van Camp’s.
Armour’s or
Swift’s. 4 lb.
LAMB ROAST -
(JAI
dfALIrlvIw
FLOOR WAX—
J O /»
Johnson’s. Can ...............
PORTER’S FRILLETS—
9 9 O
Large pkg...........................
AURORA.
LEG VEAL ROAST
4
WHITE KING—
Laundry Soap. 10 bars
All Crisp.
3 lbs.
17c
33c
14c
Mrs. Bolhm an Hostess
650 sheets. 3 for.............. X W »
SODAS or GRAHAMS.
3 lbs.
Lb.
Laundry Soap— Medium.
L is te n fo r N ew P rize Contest on Radio Wednesday. N ig h t.
H a s » « rl
M rs N B o th man e n te rta in e d t
few frie n d s and re la tiv e s in horn«
o f her daughter, M rs D allas Rice,
o f W h ite Swan. W ash, T h u rsd a y
afternoon. Present w ere M rs Sam
Short M rs E ffie House. M rs. C h a r
les Olson, M r and M rs. F ra n k A l
len, M rs. O tto T im m e rm a n . Mr«.
K a h le r. M rs O tto P ritz la ff, Mrs.
S W B a rke r. M rs Pete Parson al
Forest G rove, M rs E lm e r H a m ilto n.
M r and M rs. Dallas C. Rice and
daughters Joanne and M arg a re t o f
the W h ite Swan In d ia n M ission re
tu rn e d home a fte r three weeks va
cation Saturday.
Rev and M rs. E W. H e in ric h and
c h ild re n of B lo o m in g v is ite d M r.
and M rs John T im m e rm a n T h u rs
day evening.
Some trees are being destroyed
a d jo in in g the H unger m ill p ro p e rty
by w h a t is believed to be the Pine
Beetle
SAFTEX TISSUE—
2 lbs.
COLUMBIA
COLI
BEST
V a l V ita —B-oz.
BAKING POWDER—
Calumet. 1-lb. can
2i/a-lb.
Can .............................
C rackers
"*
. 39c
R lrk a rd
O RCHARDALE A s w im m in g
p a rty a r l w ie n e r roast was e n jo y
ed by the c o m m u n ity Wedms-dny
evening o f last week I t was given
by the O rcha rd a le Sunday srho o l
at B a lm G rove
FORMAY—Receipt wheel ff
free. 3-lb. can .................. 9 9 ^ ^
MONEY
9-lb. bag
Orchardale
«By M r*.
Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday, August 2, 3 and 5
_
FREE DELIVERY
BEANS— Small white.
4 lbs..............................
BETTER
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
ROLLED OATS
Chase. Eugene, treaaurer. and Mr».
E. P. Townsend, T ro u td ale, record
er.
SAFEWAY LEADS IN
FOOD VALUES
A G A IN
for Less ,
Price« for Friday, Saturday and
Monday, August 2, 3 and 5
the cou n cil to Include d ire c t re p re
sentation fro m each local home
economics extension u n it in the
state, and o f w h e th e r the Oregon
org a n iza tio n sh a ll adopt the o ffic ia l
n a tio na l p in o f the home e x te n
sion service.
The state co u n c il is made up of
present and past m em bers o f the
co u n ty home econom ics extension
com m ittees, w h ic h in tu rn re p re
sent the home econom ics extension
u n its in the va riou s com m unities
o f th e counties. T he home e xte n
sion unit» are composed o f wom en
ta r r y in g on an organized program
fo r b e tter home and b e tte r fa m ily
life under the d ire c tio n o f the
home economics e xtension service
o f the state college
In those counties w h ic h have no
home dem o n stratio n agents and de
pend fo r guidance in th e ir home
economics program s d ire c tly upon
the state specialists o f the extension
service, m em bers o f th e co u n ty e x
tension com m ittees are appointed
by the co u n ty a g ric u ltu ra l agents
and are associate m em bers o f the
state council.
M rs
E ffie B irdseye o t Rogue
R iv e r, Jackson county, is president
o f the state co u n cil O th e r o ffice rs
are M rs A. L. Heacock. B oring,
fir s t vice -pre sid e n t; Mrs. M abel
Hughes, G rants Pass, second vice-
president; M rs Ruso V a lp ia n i, C la t
skanie. secretary; M rs. T ru m a n
S afeway S tores
MEATS
COLUMBIA FOOD STORES
TOILET TISSUE— I luff
3 rolls .............................
Homemakers to
Attend Session
Talking Pictures
And doing a heap of good for
us all when spent at
FLOUR
Page Three
Change in Doctors
at Camp Reehers
“A Stay at Home”
T?T
OREGON
Kinton Grange
Meet Planned
Y o u r D o lla r is—
Westminster or
H IL L S B O R O ,
C lu im i••• U p d ik e to O regon C ity F r i
and O llld c n e Coe and N e w e ll Ch a ry I
day m o rn in g
of Sun Diego. Cal
The U p d ik e B ro th e rs are h a u lin g
C re w a t W ork
tw o loads o f p u lp w ix x l to Oregon
A crew o f II to 10 1» em ployed
C ity every day.
ut (he b a rre lin g und b e rry cunning
O REG O N S T A T E
C O LLE G E ,
M r and M rs O tto T im m e rm a n
plant nt the G ron e r A Ito w e ll her
and daughter M a rie w ere in C o r C o rv a llis M em bers o f th e State
ry fields, w here a fe w ton of i
Horne Econom ics Extension c o u n
nelius Tuesday m o rn in g
Y oungberrles und red raspberries Former Resident Dies; Aid
M is V iv ia n Hudson vis ite d M rs c il, rep re se n ting hom em akers in a l
are being prepared fo r shipm ent
A lv in H unger of O rcha rd a le T h u rs most e v e ry co u n ty In Oregon, w ill
to Meet at Cox Home
to eastern m arkets
ga the r on the O regon Slate cullege
day
M r. und Mrs. Chad Haynes, M r.
M rs Lena K a h le r o f Gales C reek carnpus at C o rv a llis M onday and
(By M r*. K. L Cos)
und M rs
Frances How ell. R, N
Tuesday
fo r th e ir annual m id -su m
has been v is itin g her daughter.
K IN T O N
K in to n G runge w ill M rs O tto T im m e rm a n
M cC lu re und fu rn lly, Theo M u r
m er m eeting.
phy. June F u n k of Sherwood a t meet at the h a ll n e x t Wednesday
M rs A n n a Reldt. V in ce n t D o lp
Delegates to the m ee tin g from
tended a cra w fish p a rty u t the e ve n in g at It o’clock The master, o f P ortland. M r. and Mrs. A lb e rt W ashington co u n ty are M rs Lester
A
lb
e
rt
S
tre
iff,
wishes
a
ll
o
ffice
rs
V ic F u e lle r home In M ilw a u k ie
D olp of O akland, C a l, v is ite d at C yp h e r, N o rth Plains; M rs Thomas
and member» to be present. A ll t h e
F rid a y evening.
George
Laem erm an home Roe, Gaston; M rs
John M u llo y ,
M r und Mr». Chunston Coe o f grungers in v ite d Io be present. The T hursday.
L a u re l, and M rs John Plass, Banks
P o rtla n d called ut the H, T Hesse le ctu re r, M rs. A lic e F lu k e , is p re
M r and Mrs. C larence U p d ike
T he establishm ent o f a sch o la r
home Sunduy evening T h e ir I w o i p a rin g a good program
and son K e ith w e n t to O regon C ity
sh ip to be aw arded a n n u a lly to a
c h ild re n Sonny and G lo ria , w h o )
Repairs on the school house are F rid a y afternoon.
student o r graduate o f th e school
have been v is itin g relative s here n e a rly com pleted
T he ro o f w ill
Evangel! ,t T eddy L e a v itt spent
retu rn e d home w ith them
have a new coat o f shingles and last week at the L. Jesse home, o f home economics at O regon State
Miss E ve lyn Hesse spent the f i r s t , the board o f d ire c to rs are consider - m o to rin g to Gales C reek e ve ry college w h o is interested in home
economic» extension
w o rk
and
o f th is week w llh relative s In P o rt In g p u ttin g on com position ones.
n ig h t to hold services.
shows unusual prom ise o f success
land.
F orm er Resident D lrs
M r and Mrs. C larence U pdike.
in
th
a
t
fie
ld
is
one
o
f
the
projects
J I I B a rtle tt Installed a new d ra in
C lyd e J W ilkin so n , w h o w ith his K e ith and Miss B e th v is ite d at to be acted upon at the state m eet
and grease tra p at the I O O F
UKed to reg((j e on the o|d T ro u td a le J u ly 21.
ing.
h u . ll . . last week
.
,,
m a ll c a rrie r road on Cooper m oun-
A ls o liste d fo r consideration is
J u llu » th rl» te n » e n i ni i
! ta in , died at his hom e in P o rtla n d
the question o f w h e th e r the O re
p icn icke d al W aukeenah
, Sunday. m e fu n e ra l service being
gon co u n cil shall a ffilia te w ith the
day and v is ite d the Rev Stanley ' ^ c ld Wednesday m orn in g . He is
Associated C o u n try Women o f the
T re fre n home and made u to u r o f j s u rv j ve<j by his w ife and son H a r-
W orld. T h a t org a n iza tio n w ill hold
the B o n n e v ille d“ mr
, I old T he fa m ily was w e ll k n o w n In
its an n ua l m ee tin g in th e U n ited
M r and Mrs, S I T a y lo r spent m is v ic in ity when th e y liv e d here
C A M P REEHERS. CCC. WES-
States th is ye a r fo r th e fir s t tim e
several days at Seaside last week I about
T IM B E R - C o n tin u a tio n o f adequate
years
I — p ro b a b ly som ewhere in the east.
M rs R uby Casey and tw o c h l l - 1
„
..
„
m edical a tte n tio n fo r m en o f C om
O th e r business w ill in c lu d e con
d re n re tu rn e d to th e ir home in
„
», '
. . pany 2906 was assured w ith th e ap
s id e ra tio n o f fu rth e r expansion of
M c M in n v ille a fte r spending a week
G r* n“ e » E , c l“ b ,w lU ™ et a
po in tm e n t th is week o f D r W arren
al the J C H a tfie ld home
h* ha" A u «ug‘ ,1S, 10 * h ic b “ 1
W Hale, fir s t lie u te n a n t m edical
R uth and A lic e L u n d g re n o f ,“ dlea “ ^ ’ in v ite d to
reserve corps, as camp surgeon re
Beaverton visite d ut the E ll K in g - ,,1’ “ " ” '
being made to h o ld a
p lacing D r W. H H u n tin g to n , re
.to n home Tues.luy.
*” * ? ' Sea‘*°n ' c e n tly prom oted L ie u te n a n t Hale
M r and Mr» Joseph T w ig g and a" ‘‘ ,be. ,lo d ' e’
r?,alf ln g
was tra n sfe rre d fro m Cam p E m i
tw o sons spent the w eek-end - t .
* hich w “ ‘
’ old
g ra n t Springs, near Pendleton, to
Oceanside
, tile occasion.
ta ke up fu ll- tim e service at Reehers
S a tu rda y guests at the Julius?
A »«« Heeteas
D r H u n tin g to n at present is as
C hristensen home were M r and I M r,s G la d y " A ,e ,n .
sistant surgeon fo r the e n tire V a n
Mr» H a rry A ckenbach o f P o rtla n d » “ •'nbers u f the Rebekah c lu b
couver B arracks CCC d is tric t, w o rk
M rs Tod B u n n e ll und th re e c h il- " uby
P1
V ™
v
«Iren o f Forest G rove visite d at the b' ' r ,
™ P k a “ n‘ V a l 'e y J oad Ing as a m a jo r In th e m edical re
S A G o ite r home Sunday
| F rld a y a ,“ r n <«"1 A »">« luncheon serve corps P rio r to tra n s fe r he
was camp surgeon fo r Com pany
was served by the hostess.
Pluns w ere mude Sunday e v e n in g ,
M rs E. L. Cox attended th e an- 2906 fo r m ore th a n a year.
to »end a league delegate to the r e - '
, ,n
v
u n io n at Falls C ity F rid a y.
y Jam .»
gelieal churches T h u rsd a y at Jen-
M inds o f foresters w e re eased
M oore w ill be a delegate.
| nings Lodge. M rs. Cox was also by the fa vo ra b le forest fir e s itu a
a guest Wednesday of M r and M rs tio n . P a tro l crew s had tfnopped up
Thom as C. M illa r in P o rtla n d , re the last fire th a t b u rn e d o v e r an
tu rn in g home F rid a y
area some s ix m ile s southw est of
/»i
* D *
M rs F r ,'d V a le n tin e , w ho spent
rece n tly. T he te r r ito r y
dnOWrl at IvOtary ten days re ce n tly at th e hom e o f Scappoose
has been a scene o t several burns
. her b ro th e r-in -la w . H e n ry V a le n - d u rin g the present season.
„ ..... ..
th e ’ c h X X t "autom obile a n ? its ' ¡ ^ ^ k
'to
re la U v e ^ L n d
operation, were shown at th e Ro-
* cck ,0 v W ‘ re la tiv e s and
D u rin g recent week-ends n u m e r
ous b e rry p ic k in g and o u tin g p a r
ta ry c lu b luncheon T hu rsd a y by
V ir tfil M cC o rm ic k o f H ills b o ro ties nave obtained p e rm its at the
K G D unn o f th e educational de-
p a rtm e n t o f the C h e vro le t M o to r ¡
M r ï ’ V’T .L Ä 2 Ä , “ r , " d camp fo re s try o ffic e to e n te r the
cum ,«.ny James W h ite la w . H ilts m o ,h c r' ” ”
closed fir e area west o f camp, on
A id M r r ts T oday
the C ochran road.
boro M o to r com pany p ro p rie to r, a r
Iutdies' A id w ill meet w ith M rs
rpnged the progrum
Tem po o f edu catio n a l w o rk at
A g ro u p o f lo ca l R otarians p a rtic E I, Cox th is T hu rsd a y afternoon.
A ll ladles are in v ite d to be pres camp quickened d u rin g th e week
ipated in the R o ta ry g o lf to u rn a
ent
Issuance o f a la rg e r cam p paper,
m ent. arranged by the P o rtla n d
T h re sh , in , g started in th is com- re-o rga n iza tio n o f classes in m e
Rotarians. at the C olum bia C o u n try
clu b T hursday
Forest G rove re- m “ n " y , ” <’" day
chanical and academ ic subjects and
Iva n B ie rly . w h o is at C o rv a llis , he fo rm a ti on o f a p h o to g ra p hy c lu b
ta llie d possession o f the plaque
fo r the sum m er, was present at t h e , w ere features H u g h P u lla m and
4-H clu b p icn ic
M r B ie r ly re-1 A lb e rt Shaw, enrollees, w ere elect-
Tupper Win» Prize
tu rn e d to O. S C th e fir s t o f th e
president and se cre ta ry-tre a su re r
, respectively, o f th e p h o to g ra p hy
Corwin Trout Derby week
Reunion Held
I groUp O bject o f th e c lu b is to
T a p p e r, o i ,
*°n
M r and M rs H e n ry J V a le n tin e X T y p h ^ £ a p h i c c o m p a n io n and
the grand p rize in the C o rw in attended the an n ua l p ic n ic o f t h e , d . v - ] oL jnB and Dri ntin g
H a rdw are tro u t d e rb y th is w eek relative s o f M rs
V a le n tin e
I dev<,|(>P‘ nK and Pr ln » n 6
w ith his 21-inch catch The prize Roamer's Rest Sunday. T h e re was
,
wa» a I ’ flu e g i'i-A k ro n reel W eekly a large rep re se n ta tio n o f re la tiv e s /\t~n»-i
l\t* W S
prize w in n e rs and ru n n e rs-u p were and frie n d s present.
V jr a ill
ixvr».-»
as fo llo w s. D onald L in d o f P o rt-
M r and M rs C harles V a n K le e k | O ATS— Oats m a rk e t q u ite w ith
land. 2 0 4 ; John Pubols o f H ills - and M r and M rs E d w a rd L Cox v e ry lit n e in te re st shown, accord-
boro, 20, D r E W A lm q u ls t o f attended the m eetings Sunday o f in g to in fo rm a tio n
g ive n here
H illsb o ro . 20. and C. C. S n yd e r of the sum m er assembly o f th e O re- ! W ith p le n ty o f oats in s ig h t east
Mudras. 20 The contest was d e cla r- gon - W ashington
conference
o f o f the R ocky m ou n ta in s th e re w ill
e«i to be the most p o p u la r ever E va n g e lica l churches at Jennings be no m ovem ent o f local oats east
I conducted.
Lodge.
i th is year. Eastern cereal m ille rs
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A la rge g a th e rin g o f th e Pom eroy are o ffe rin g th e ir p roducts on th is
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fa m ily was held at the home o f coast now and th is w ill te n d to
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j M r and M rs. R obert Pom eroy Sun- i fo rce o u r prices dow n. Prices in -
1, •"*, , , a b ° r o , r , P a • la n n e d day M em bers o f th e fa m ily fro m dicated to date are a ro u n d $20 per
H illsbor«! branch o f the C_r«-<iit va rlou s pa rts o f th e state w e r e ; ton, it is said.
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Pr<,s*’n t A b i$ fa m ily d in n e r was
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d in n e r m eeting M onday evening at enjo ye d at noon
1 1 grad«?s being shown. C a lifo rn ia has
the Pharm acy. T he g ro u p v o te d !
1 one o f th e largest crops in h is to ry
to have large p la ca rd * o f th e cre d
b u t th e y are h o ld in g w h ic h tends
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to h o ld up prices some. D em and is
the business places o f members,
slow and quota tio n s are n om inal.
(By Vivian Rtutaon)
and fu rth e r plans were discussed
M r and Mrs. F J B rugger. Mrs. Prices are ru n n in g around $19 per
fo r e ducating the p u b lic to the ad
M eany and sm all son anti M r and ton.
vantages o f the organization.
M rs D ic k G edell « fo rm e rly M iss
S ubscribe no w to th e Argus. In
D o ris Stegm ann). a ll o f M ilw a u k ie .
I v is ite d M r and M rs. F ritz Steg- W ashington co u n ty $1.50 a year.
S ix m onths 85c. T hre e m onths 50
i m ann J u ly 21.
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M iss B eth U p d ik e accompanied cents. T w o m onths 35 cents.
CefMn&idTcctl Co.
R egular o r
AR G U S.
Jar
5c
Rubbers
DOUBLE LIPPED
DOZEN
3c
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
F riday and Saturday Only!
HILLSBORO
Quality
MEAT
COM PANY
Service
WATERMELONS ,, l i e
TOMATOES
3 s, IOC
ONIONS
BANANAS
5 is. 9C
PO UND
5c