T h u r day, O c to b e r 21, 1935
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S.
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Page Thra»
w ill be nt the h o m r of M r* L iin z u r
fa m ily o f P o rtla o d visite d relative s
o f P o rtl.n i'l am i Miss H e n rie tta
D o n't forge t to phone Forest
o f N o rth P la in t N ovem ber 20
here Sunday.
V anderzanden of M onm outh.
G ro v e 20 fo r th .it fa m o u s S n id e r
A ve ry large cro w d of frien d«
H onor r o ll fo r the B ethany school
M is
Rena D u yck le ft Sunday s h in g le
C a rn a tio n L u m b e r Co.
and neighbors attended the c h a rt-I
n ig h t fo r the H e rb H oodenpyle
last six weeks is as fo llo w s: M a r
v a n fo r M r. and Mm. C h ris C h r i» - ,
home a t ( L is to n , where she w ill
IB » M i .. M artha V a e .lr r z .n ,|r n ,
garet and M a rk C o rn il
Paul, M a r
le n te n at th e ir home W rd n e a d ty
he em ployed.
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n ig h t T im ladii-M had a m i , r l l a n - '
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ian and R uth D ickm an, L u c ille
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G erber. M arg are t G raf. C liffo rd
GOOD
Church Festival H eld; No.
P. T. A. Names Joss, M ild re d and Reuben Joss. b y M rs J M V a n d e rz a n d e n F r i day of the m arriages o f E d w in
the y received m any b e a u tifu l gift« R eedville
Jesse
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M
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and
Eleanor
K im m e t,
Leona Kunce,
Services for Sunday
N ew O fficers
den al.'O I.i a i , Spiel ing and E ihel
M rs W illia m Itu fe n e r o f F ird a le
B e tty Niehol, Hoy Sato, Ernest a n d 70th b ir th d a y .
H i 1 h i.i i The w eddings w ill take I
w ere am ong the group
Louise Schaer, Jeanette Schulz
M iss A g n e s Plass h ad h e r to n s ils
il ly Mr* Jo h n M IlMvIifann)
R E E D V V IL L E P T A held a James. John and Joseph S to lle r.
Miss R ltta C o ly e r o f W oodburn,
re m o v e d la st w e e k , a nd h e r is te i place in N ovem ber.
M r. arid M rs. B ert Vanderzanden
M rs S chlack and M r. and M rs. F. m eeting F rid a y at the school. A
H E L V E T IA T h e
P h illip s
a nd
M r and M rs Ed H icke y and son E v e ly n is w o r k in g a t th e L eo
E. S chlack were v is itin g at t h e , discussion was held on " In fe r io r ity L a rrie . M rs
e n te rta in e d a gro up o f y o u n g
lh Iv e ti.i ( h i iiia n Ite fo i rn c h u rc h e s
P. Wallace, Wesley A e rts h o m e d u r in g h e r absence.
H e nry S tae hli hom e W edneiday C o m ple x." E lection o f o ffic e rs was and B illy W allace, Miss N e llie L a r
h e ld (h e ir a n n u a l h u iv r . t a nd i iiin -
Per 100 lbs.
Roy S o d a lity c lu b is .sponsor f r ie n d , w ith a tu rk e y d in n e r S u n
and utterided the c h a riv a ri th a t eve-1 also p a rt o f the business. M rs. A sen and T oby W allace of P o rtla n d ing a card p a rty and dance T h u r
day n ig h t at th e ir home n o rth nt
: io n le .tiv a l uL H e lv e tia S u n d a y.
A t farm on
ning.
M Jannsen was elected president; visite d M C. Larsen and fa m ily day evening
In Kpiti* o f th e la in y w e a th e r a
E veryone is w e l H illsb o ro . Covers were la id fo r
22.
M r and M rs. A be Y oungcn a t-, M rs. H e n ry Hagg. vice -p re sid e n t; Sunday.
la itfe c ro w d a tte n d e d T h e c h u rc h
G ales C reek Itoad
comed to come.
tended the s ilv e r w e d d in g a n n iv e r M rs. Charles Im la y , secretary; M rs
was
h e a iit lf u lly
d e c o ra te d
w it h
M r and Mrs. E E N o rth ru p , who
M rs C F Jesse pent last week
K irk w o o d ,
treasu rer.
M rs .
sary ce leb ration o f M r and M rs Ida
flo w e rs a nd a u tu m n h a v e
Hev
at the H a rve y Jesse home
in accom panied M r. and Mrs. J u liu s
Subscribe
n
o
w
to
the
A
rgu
s.
In
C h ris Youngen re ce n tly at Salem : George Im la y is ch a irm a n o f p ro
B M Ki e .e n b o rii wok in c h a rg e o f
Schoenberg on a pheasant h u n tin g
H illsb o ro .
P hone 1609W F o re st G rove
Mrs. Ire n e K o rn and c h ild re n J gram com m ittee. M rs. S. A. B e ck W ashington c o u n ty $150 a year.
th e s e rv ic e T h e c h o ir fr o m b o th
Sunday v isito rs at the J. M V a n tr ip to Idaho, re tu rn e d F rid a y.
c h u rc h « ', suritf
spe cia l
n u m b e rs ,
K a th ry n and R obert o f Y akim a, ' er, p u b lic ity cha irm an ; M rs. Coon, S ix m onths 85c. T h re e m onths 50 derzanden home w ere M i
M in n ie
Wa d i , visite d at the C. E. K o rn [ cha irm an o f social com m ittee, and cents. T w o m onths 35 cents.
also .1 m ale q u a rte t fro m H illa t a h
t f S ohler and M in n ie Vanderzanden
Q u a lity jo b p r in tin g Argus.
home over the w eek-end O th er M rs. Anna I-ingam an is cha irm an
M e. is H enry, M ik e and J o h n Poz
guests Sunday were M r. and Mr« of m em bership com m ittee.
Mild M ik e E r u titfe r Ite v (». H a fm i
Fred W enger and fa m ily o f P o rt
p re a ch e d in G e rm a n in tin* fo re
A loha Tow nsend c lu b held a
land and M r. and Mr». Sim on m eeting in the R e e d ville church
noon and H ev (* H o ffm a n p re a ch
H ershcy and fa m ily and M r C o t fo r the purpose o f s ta rtin g a T o w n - ]
tage.
send clu b in R eedville. F Shoulcs
E lm e r G u e rb e r v is ite d his w ife of B eaverton, w ho presided at the |
nt the Good S am a ritan hospital m eeting, stated tha t a lth o u g h there j
Sunday Mrs. G u e rb e r is Im p ro v was m uch enthusiasm shown. Rev
in g slo w ly
P en ha ll
o f A tchiso n
M e m o ria l j
R uth and Donald G u e rb e r spent ch u rch o f P o rtla n d was the speak
the week-end w ith th e ir aunt. Ml»«1 er.
H u ld a Berger. T hey v is ite d th e ir
L e lia O 'C onnor v is tie d her aunt.
m other at the Good S a m a rita n hos M rs. John Sim pson, in C orne liu s
p ita l S aturday.
last week
M r. and Mrs. Ray C o lv in and !
Mrs. Emma S tyles o f S eattle were I
d in n e r guests of M r. and Mrs. W I
Prices
H illsboro’s
M
Snipes last week, and M rs |
E fffective
Friendliest
S tyles w ill rem ain fo r a tw o weeks'
visit.
Oct. 25, 26
IB » Mrs J . A. M eC o»)
A ll Meats Inspected by
Food Store
M iss L illia n M c N a ry o f W ash
K A N S A S C IT Y T he Social card
and 28
clu b m em bers pleasantly surprised ington. D. C., is spending a few
li t
N icut and A lm q u is t.
M r and Mrs. Z e lb e rt B ake r at weeks v is itin g Miss M a rg a re t Im
th e ir home S a tu rd a y eve ning w ith lay. w ho has re tu rn e d fro m an e x
a m iscellaneous shower. T hey w ere tended v is it in Seattle.
M rs. Sue Issacson was taken
re ce n tly m a rrie d . The evening was
fro m a H ills b o ro ho spita l last F r i
spent in p la y in g "500"
|
M r and Mrs. J P. Vanderzanden day
M rs F ra n k Russell o f Y a m h ill
and sons R alph and A r th u r w ent to
Hoquiam .
Wash., S a tu rd a y
and v is ite d Mrs. M a ry O lin g e r last
were o v e r-n ig h t guests o f th e ir week.
M orton Lowe. 7-ye ar-o Id son of I
d a u g h te r-in -la w , Mrs. Ed V a n d rr-
| zanden. T h e ir son is in a hospital M r and M rs I. Low e, fe ll w h ile '
there reco verin g fro m a bro ken leg p la y in g S atu rday and b ro ke both 1
M rs Ira B ro w n and M r. and bones in his le ft arm .
Helen H aley o f Kelso vis ite d !
| M rs
Charles W addle and Dean
Q u ic k visite d Mrs. Zoe Q u ick in P earl Lo w e th is week-end.
O renco M onday.
F lorence Trachsel, w h o is a j
Ralph O glesby and his nephew, student at L in fie ld college, vis ite d '
N e il F ithscharles, re tu rn e d home her parents. M r
and M rs. C. |
fro m S tra w b e rry m o u n ta in Tuesday Trachsel. th is week-end.
evening, w h ere th e y had been deer
A d in n e r was g ive n at th e home ,
h u n tin g the past week.
of Mrs. B e rtie Johnson T h u rsd a y in [
W arner C ro pp and son M ilto n
honor o f Miss G enevieve S u lliv a n ,
d e live red a tru c k -lo a d o f filb e rts o f Kansas, w ho vis ite d M r. and
to Salem Saturday-
Mrs. D. L. S u lliv a n last week. I
M r and Mrs. C h a rlie M o c ro ft o f
Guests w ere Mesdames H o w a rd '
M c M in n v ille visite d M r and Mrs.
Stout, Fred S erjen t, N. Rose, W.
Z e lb e rt B ake r T hursday. M r and Kane, D. L. S u lliv a n o f Orenco,
M rs W W Rabuck o f N a s h v ille W H ickenloo pe r. G eorge M cBreen.
have been spending the week w ith
and Misses Edna M e ih o ff and F lo r- j
th e ir so n -in -la w and daughter, M r
ence Yeo. M iss S u lliv a n is v is
and M rs Baker.
itin g in C e n tra lia . Wash., th is week i
L ittle E laine B rad y, d a ug hter of
M ild re d Rock o f C o rn e liu s spent i
M r and Mrs. I. P. B rad y, has been
T h e re 's no need to ta k e c h a n ce s in y o u r food b u y in g w h a te v e r th e occasion . . . H a llo w e ’en, p a rtie s,
Iks.
il l at her home the past week w ith the w eek-end at the home o f F lo r
throa t tro u b le and is un d e r a ence Holcom b.
V i 'i i t l i . i n I n i . et. T o m M u r p h y . Ht 1, B a n k s )
or .just fo r e v e ry d a y m eals.
"T h e Joash C hest" w i ll be in i
doctor's care.
W h e re you buy y o u r foods is not a m a tte r of good or b ad luck, b u t it sh o u ld be a m a tte r ot good hom e
R obert V anderzanden accom pan evidence at the m o rn in g service
m
an
a g e m e n t. B u dget b a la n c in g , like c h a rity , b e g in s at hom e. W h a t you spend fo r food m ay be th e
in
the
R
e
ed
ville
chu
rch
n
e
xt
S
un
ied O tto S tro h m a ye r to P o rtla n d
cau se of too m uch ju g g lin g of fig u re s. Seriously t h o u g h . . . if you a re h a v in g d iffic u lty " m a k in g both
M onday to v is it w ith M rs. M ary day m o rn in g at ll;3 0 . Mrs. Hess of
M ilw a u k ie w ill re n d e r vocal n u m
Esh and fa m ily .
en d s m e e t" (a n d w ho isn ’t) w hy not try S a fe w a y f o r d e p e n d a b le sa tisfa c tio n .
Miss Una B rad y w ent w ith he r bers. and the e n tire service w ill
Sunday school class of H ills id e be o f unusual interest.
Sunday aftern oon to the county
home o f H ills b o ro to sing.
M r and Mrs. M J V an de rzan
P U R E A P PL E .
S m all W h ite or Red M exican,
den and litt le son W ayne visite d
(In y o u r c o n ta in e r) G allon ...
l*lieu<- I,:,l
j D e live rie s D a ily
Res. Phone 321Z
(1 0 lbs. 3 5 c)
lbs. J L « / V
M rs V ander zande»'« parents, M r
and M rs George V andehcy. at Roy
BETHANY- C E D A R M I L L—A
Sunday.
Tow nsend card p a rty was held at
the home o f M r. and M rs. F ra n k
MT. V ERN O N , ta ll can s. (L im it)
<5$^
DEL M O N TE.
S teffa n
S atu rday
n ig h t.
Seven j
for
L arge 2 1 -• c a n s ...............................
tables o f "500" w ere in play, and i
$10 was made The proceeds w ill )
go to w a rd sending a delegate to i
the convention at C hicago H igh '
PR IM R O SE. 49-lb. sack
honors were w on b y Joh n Z itzm an
SEEDLESS. 4-Ib. b ag .................. .
and Mrs. A r v id S andstrom and
second hig h by B B Reeves and
Mrs. E rn ie Eggers Joh n M ue rer
M O N ITO R.
le ft M onday m o rn in g as a delegate
lbs.
FA N C Y . N ew c ro p .....................
fro m
the Cedar M ill Townsend
L a rg e 12-oz. bo ttle
for
c lu b to atten d th e N a tio n a l Con- I
ve n tio n at Chicago.
Patsy Johnson of P o rtla n d spent i
T hursd ay w ith M r. and Mrs. A r- j
1IIL125DALE. Large No. 2*4 can .......
G ra n g e r R ough. Cut 10c size.
v id Sandstrom .
T he P ris c illa S ew in g clu b met
(L im it) ..........................
* pkgs.
at the home o f M rs. W. A M itc h - !
el T hursd ay, w ith ten members
present.
LIBBY ’S or DEL M ON TE. T id b its or
A gro u p o f frie n d s surp rised M rs
C
ru sh ed . 8-oz. c a n (lim it) ...................
SPE
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1
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g
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fre
e
.
C a rl H am m el S atu rday nigh t, the |
occasion
being
h
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r
b
irth
d
a
y
an
28-oz.
pkg.
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Prices for Friday, Saturday and
n ive rsa ry.
M onday, O ctober 25, 26 and 28
M r. and M rs. H a rv e y C a rr and
Helvetia Has
Annual Event
e<l in E n g lis h in th e a fte rn o o n
1 A t noon a lu n c h e o n was n e rve d In
I th e h a •-«• iih n t o f th e school house,
w h ic h i
n e a r th e c h u rc h M a n y
' am e fro m a d ista n ce , borne fro m
I l ’< r tla n d a nd H ills d a le c h u rc h e s
Mi
and M r
C h rln Y o u n g e r) o f
S a le m ut te n d e d li e 1» a b ro th e r o f
Abe Youngen.
T h e ie w ill be no s e rv ic e at Ih l-
! v c tia c h u rc h n e x t S u n d a y as th e
p a sto r, Hev E re se n b o i g, speaks at
th e Second K e fn rru c h u rc h at P o r t
la n d in th e fo i <110011 a n d u t B e th *
a n y P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h u t th e
re g io n a l S u n d a y s ch o o l c o n v e n tio n
I in th e a fte rn o o n .
M is . G e o rg e W a lte rs o f W est
U n io n and M rs A S h a n n o n w e re
horde* < < fo r th e H e lv e tia S u n -
lu n r d u b O c to b e r IB M rs. Jam es
D a v is o f N o r th P la in s te le p h o n e
o f f ic e r e c e i v e d
a q u ilt . S e v e ra l
la d le
re c e iv e d packa ge s fr o m an
u n k n o w n fr ie n d D a te fo r th e a n
n u a l h iz .ia r and p ro g ra m w as set
fo r D e ce m b e r 7, to be h e ld a t th e
H e lv e tia school. T h e n e x t m e e tin g
at
Lowest
Prices!
I fonor Mrs. Taylor
With Party at Roy
Mrs. Jannsen
Heads Group
PO TA TO ES
60c
R obert W arren»
Kansas City Folk
Honor Newlyweds
25c
SEASONING BACON Lb. 20c
M U TTO N C H O PS ,.b.
12c
BEEF ROAST
11c
LIVLR,,,,,">
12c
C O T T A G E S,
15c
14c
25c
SIRLOIN STEAK
RIB STEAK
LARD COMPOUND-
«J
Don’t Take Chances!
FRED’S
SUPERIOR MARKET
Cedar Mill Sends
Delegate to Chicago
BEANS
O
C ID E R
-1 (!<*
14c
milk
P u m p k in
FLOUR
CATSUP
/-a
Headquarters for
TOBACCO
H allow e’en
Food Specials
CIDER ''"¿'.„LL1"'""'
In y o u r container.
C olum bia
Best
1)1 vJl’ll IvA
1^
* low
l
e’cii. ‘J 'o s .
t
1ÖC
I»«*l M onte G olden. W ill help
m ak e delicious pies fo r H al-
15c
M INCE MEAT b
^T'' 2 lbs. 29c
Best.
JELLY BEANS
2 a. 25c
or Sparkling W ater
GINGER ALE Clicquot
Club. 10c
(32-nz. 19c)
16-oz. bottle
2 can»
lb s .
FREE
45c
B u s tin g n r M ix in g
Spoon
w ith each
2
III..
ECONOMY
( ( » till
iffï S
3 ..49c
T llll,
O range Pekoe.
lb. 17c)
TKA.
(I lh. 5»<)
M ild
33e
'» -lb .
JAPAN
'»-lb.
(SKEEN
( I lh .
I5 i'l
PEANUTS
No
t 'l- lh .
F i t ' ll riia le d
O Q .,
Xi«FV
I
fancy
Virginias. 2 lbs.
R K A Z II, NUTS
Maliua:
29c
2 Ills.
C H O CO LATE.
in;;
I I . i s h e ev
y
'» lit. pkg.
B A K IN G SO DA
1 -II)
pkg;
2 fo r
lie )
B ak
Bnk-
Kit
A ll.
is e
S P A G H E T TI II,n il
in on's, w it h to m a to
•im i'c
15«/., glass
lie n
A J ig .
Iv V
m
COCOA M
,,TH pkg.
KIls
2-lb.
12c
K rispy. N ote th e
CRACKERS flak y n ess. 2-lb. pkg. 25c
G ltA P I E K U IT -F lo rid a
Fancy, llOthi.
3 cans
•
25c
G R A I- E I H U IT .U H I Η F lo r i
da G o ld , p ic n ic tin s.
de
2 to r
(5 s
25c)
('.III
( OKN M l U
Y e llo w or
White
il III. hug
33c
P a li, u k r n r H ile k w h e a t I lo lir
A un t Jem ina.
Large pkg.
( IN N A M O N , .B ehilliiu
2 <>».. can
R A IS IN S . C h o ic e T lio m p o il
P A N C A K E I EO I II
P ill b u ry Pkg.
5'iX.
(2 lh. pkg.
F is tic i
19c
in,.|
G old
23c
19c
Pum ilte am i W a ttle F lo u r
Ills xark
SO AP— Fels
11) bars
Naptha
SO AP— P a lm o live
T o ile t 3 bars
45c
14c
W A S H IN G P O W D ER —
O xydo l.
Large pkg.
Lighthouse.
3 eanx
I K . I l l G I.D R E S
G eneral
E le c tric Mazda, 25 to 60-w att.
Each
WILEY’S
GROCERY
Main
Corner 3rd
and
JCJ Streets
Phone 1001
FREE DELIVERY
Our Anniversary
S ale w as a g ra n d success
a n d we have d e c id e d to
co n tinue fo r th e b alan ce
of th is m onth.
W e w ill h av e
COFFEE—
Bulk, 1-lb...............
(3 lbs., bulk
RAISINS—
4-lb. pkg.
15C
> 4 / »7^»
V
49c)
19c
19c
CRACKERS- — K rispie.
2-lb. box
PUM PKIN
2C_, size.
3 cans
29c
-F ancy.
29c
17c
DATES
15c
P in e a p p le
15c
P in e a p p le
5c
Qffcz*
S a lm o n
4 >.£ 19c
DEL M O N TE.
No. 1 tall can (lim it) ........ ...... .............
P. & G . l sm all pkg. tre e
SALT—
8-Ib. sack
( I E A N S E It
RAISINS
Q
O
W h e a t H e a r ts
SOAP
15c
19c
PRODUCE FEATURES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
S q u ash
D A N ISH , local.
Each
...............................
C r a n b e r r ie s 2 ib. 25c
A p p le s
59c
Jonathon or Spitz. Box
TOM ATO SOUP
fan C am
Van
a m p 's
’s
5c
lO'/g-oz. can
...
JLC*
O R EG O N ............................
Sw eet Spuds
LIGHT GLOBES
M azdaa. 15. 25, 10,
50 a n d 6 0 -w a tt
E ach
G eneral
30 or
60-w att
15c
CATSUP — H einz.
L arge bottle.
2 for
35c
lectric
Electric
10c
G R A P E F R U IT r. . L. &
IL, broken.
No. 2 can
10c
SYRUP. S leepy H o l
low.
Quart jug
33c
ickers
Graham Crackers
H oney M aid
2-lb. box
29c
Instant Postiini
39c
,a •<*
! • « » la»
r»(irs
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