Tlnir 'ibiv, November l’R, 1935
H IL L S B O R O
E lw c it A su rp rise C h rislln h s tree nin e th is week when about t h ir t y
was m uch enjoyed
frie n d ; gathered to honor them on
B irth d a y s ( elrhrat« d
th e ir tw e n tie th w e dd ing a n n iv e r
R elatives and G range Iric m ls i f sary. w h ic h Is also M rs. H a rrin g
M i l Louies S ta h ln e cke r and son ton's b irth d a y . A b e a u tifu l set of
A rc h ie called at the S tah lne cker di ties was pre-ented to the s u r
J io iik F rid a y to ro b b ra in th e ir prised couple.
b irlh d u ys. Guests b ro u g h t q u ilt
Donald Edy and John S tric k le r,
blocks and spent the d 'y in p u t w ho are on a t r ip to Iow a w ith a
tin g them tog ether to fo rm
flo w tru c k lo a d o f d rie d prunes, m et
e r garden q u ilt, w h ic h was pre- w ith an accident w h ile en rou te
ented to M is . S ta h ln e cke r in h o n th ro u g h Idaho. An auto th ie f, in
or
her 7l!th b irth d a y . Sh-- ulso a stolen car, tr y in g to m ake his
received a nu m be r o f o 'h e r g ilts. get-aw ay, stru c k the tru c k . The
A pot lo ck d in n e r was solved to th ie f und a com panion were ser-
about fo rty guest.
' m usly in ju re d and m ay d ie D on-
M em bers ot S herw ood I O. O. F. 1 aid und John were not in ju re d .
and Rebekah lodges and in v ite d The tru c k was damaged, causing
frien ds en jo yed a social m eeting a delay o f fo u r days.
M onday n ig h t.
Special Sewer Bond Election
Set for Next Monday at Banks
B irth d ay C rle b ra te d ; Mrn. II. S eller* In ju re d ; Choirs Join
.a
in Service; M cG raw » and Mrs. W oodm nn Return
(M i l
M n ry
ol
H n m ly )
Y a m h ill and Banks, In ch o ir robe
B A N K S S p o t,il r l i i ’tln n w ill lie assisted w ith the chu rch service
held in Bunk ; Decem ber 2 In le vy Sunday nigh t. A b o u t f u lly c h il
$10 0(111 wm Ih of b n iiil i In enn- dren look part. T ile pro gra m wus
stl'lic t n newer system. Thin uinount a. fo llo w s Chorus by H a n k ; young
Would p.iv fo r the in n le iiiil and tile er group, tr io by Harburu W ilson,
la bo r w ill be f u ir ih bed by the Janet S ellers and M urna F inck, d ia
W I’A.
logue by W ilm a L ittle am i E u
Mr
c . W W h ile v I h IU i I several gene Ray o f Y a m h ill, q u a rte t by
duy.'i lie.t week in I'm I land.
tw o boys and tw o g irls, und at the
Illrlhiluy Celebrated
closing of the service a chorus by
Fern Johnson e n tertain ed a group both Y a m h ill and Hunks. Rev. E
preached a T h a n k s g iv in g
o f Hie frie n d s T hursd ay evening T ilto n
w ith 1» d in n e r p a rty in honor of sermon.
Jai'k S c lm lm e rlc h and M rs. Eva
her tenth
b irlh d n y
an niversary.
A fte r u chicken d in n e r at six M ix irc and son Rodney of P o rt
o’clock, games were played u n til land visite d at tlic E arl W ilson
eight o'clock, when the litt le fo lks home M onday,
Hanks E p w o rth League and the
went home. Present were Sheila
H all, Barbara W ilson, C onnie Lou Y a m lu ll l.euguo held a skatin g
Van I tot n, Connie Lou Kennedy, p a rly in H ills b o ro F rid a y evening
Ju a n ita W olford , K a y and N orm an A b o u t tw e n ty -fiv e young people
le a n .
M n rjo iie
W ilcox, E velyn w ent fro m here. T ra n sp o rta tio n was
Ke ' ler, D o ro th y and A lm a M ille r, furnishe d by A. C. W ahl, S y lv ia
D a vid
W ilson,
and
Kern and
and M r
O tto J o h n Severance,
son nod Fern's grandparents, M r. M q n iru l W iikusogi.
R e tu rn fro m T r ip
und Mrs. Charles Iiodson.
M r and M rs George M cGraw'
Banks high school fo o tb a ll .squad
defeated Forest G lo v e high " B " and Mrs. Ruy W oixlm an return ed
s trin g on 1‘u c ific fie ld F rid a y 13 ' home last T hursd ay fro m u tw o
| m onths' t r ip T hey started Septem -
to ti
M r and M rs Ralph K ennedy and j tier IH, w ent th ro u g h Idaho and
son Ronald of M o u ntuindu le visite d , ■outli to Suit Luke C ity , In W yom
M r. and M rs Joh n H a rtw ic k S u n ing they saw the museum o f the
petrified bones o f the dinosaurs.
day.
M r. and Mrs. C liffo r d Sandy und They visite d in Kansas, and to
M a ry and M r. and M rs. M aurice .M is s o u ri th ro u g h Hie Ozarks, then
Thom pson and daug hter D oris of in to Illin o is , to Ind ian a and O hio
t h e
V ern on ia vi. ited M rs James H a lle - I ; T hey came home th ro u g h
i southern part of U n ite d States.
man at D ille y Sunday
K 'itlia lu e n Jenson, w h o Is attend
M r. and Mrs. M au rice T h o m p
son und d a ug hter o f V ernonia were lug O regon N o rm al at M onm i
w eek-end guests at the C liffo rd euine home to spend a week
m g her purents. M r. und Mrs. H a r
Kandy home.
M r and M rs M ax Dreezen and old Jensen.
son of M o u n tu in d u le m oved in to the
house fo rm e rly occupied by Mrs.
Preston.
George S olde r is w o rk in g in
Hood R ive r this w in te r.
M r. und M r Charles Kessler and
Illy Mis« Helen A.lmhrl
c h ild re n and M r. and M is. C lif f
L A U R E L R ID G E A t a m eeting
T hum p on and d a ug hter Hazel v is
I M i and M r .. John Kessler iq held In Sherw ood L e g io n h a ll Tues
day n ig h t called fo r the* purpose of
P ortla nd Sunduy.
W. T. S ellers Is III th is week and s ta rtin g p e titio n s fo r th e proposed
un io n high school d is tric t, the sev
un de r the doctor's rare.
Mrs. F lora M u n fo rd ,
w h o Is eral school d is tric ts were w e ll re p
spending the w in te r in C o rva llis, resented and c irc u la to r* were g iv
en p e titio n ' P etitio ns w ere signed
was In Hanks T hursday.
M r. and M is C harles S h ip le y of by fa r m ore tha n the re q u ire d
Hanks and M r. and Mrs. George nu m be r o f voters.
M r and M r E d w u ld Aeblseher
M cF arla ne and daug hter o f Forest
G rove vis ite d M r und Mrs. N eiitr and Ernest S till v is ite d Ernest's
S h ip le y and E rv in S h ip le y and brothers and sisteis in C o rv a llis
Sunduy.
fa m ily in H ills b o ro Sunday.
D a nie l und Joseph W e rre a n d
M r. and M rs J e ff K ennedy and
daughter C o nn ie l.o u visite d Miss C C. D em m in. w ho have been
fis
h in g on the Nestucca riv e r, re- |
H a ttie K ennedy in P o rtla n d S u n
tu rn e d Sunday.
day.
Rev Joh n A. Rippey, evangelist. :
Mrs. Sellers injured
now liv in g at M id dle ton, is de
M rs. U crn a rd S ellers received a
liv e rin g a series o f lectures in the
cut in th e arm Sunday evening
Wi c k e rt h a ll in Sherwood.
w hen the car in w h ic n she and her
Past N oble G rands' clu b met w ith
husband w ere rid in g tu rn e d over.
The lig h ts w ent out on the ear and C la re Sm ock w ith M aude M orb uck
as Joint hostess Wednesday.
it run in to the bank. F iv e stitches
A n a lu m in u m de m on stra tion g iv
w i re taken to close the wound,
en M onday evening at the home o f
but no o th e r In ju rie s w e re sus
M r. and Mrs. C u rl S chaltenbrand
tained.
was attended by M r. and Mrs. Leo
The F ir O rdve S ew ing C irc le E lw e rt,
M r. and
M i»
H o w ard I
m et Novem ber 20 w ith M i W hite,
Holmes, M r. and M rs. F rancis Don-
w ho lives n o rth of Hanks. The
n y ly and M r. and M rs. Het oert
day was spent in q u iltin g und a
pot lu ck d in n e r wus served at
noon F rid a y the same c lu b m et at
the J. J. Hutchens home a n d
q u ilte d fo r Mrs. A rc h ie Thom pson
und M rs. E arl H o lle nb eck u n d
daug hter H elen o f M ou ntuindu le .
Mrs. Thom pson and H elen served
a d in n e r at noon.
C. D. Jester of P o rtla n d vis ite d
several M od ern W oodm an in Hanks
Thursday.
John B e rn a rd and H e n ry A lic e
attended a banquet given in h o n
o r of J im F arle y at the P o rtla n d
hotel In P o rtla n d S utu rduy nigh t.
The It. N. A. wom en held a pot
lu ck d in n e r in th e ir h a ll T h u rs
day They played cards in the u ft-
< i noon, firs t honors going to Mrs.
C.,ss W ilson and second to Mrs.
M ai tin Vanderzanden.
M is. H a rry W h itfie ld and Mrs.
T. L. K ay o f W estlm ber visite d
M rs. W h itfie ld 's parents. M r. and
M rs. N. J. G r if fin T hursday.
M
r
Bazaar Saturday
A q u iltin g bee was held at the
home of Mrs. A nna Huger F rid a y,
w lie ii eleven m em bers o f the G range
Home Econom ics’ c lu b m et to f in
ish a q u ilt fo r the Home Econom
ic .' c lu b bazaar to be held S a tu r
day ut M a n s fie ld ’s store.
W edding Date O bserved
The home o f M r and Mrs.
H a rrin g to n was the scene o f a
pleasant su rp rise p a rty one
Prompt
*Corn
$
Palm D rug Store
Many other items specially priced for Friday and
Saturday. These prices good Nov. 29 and 30 only.
&
■B
Hillsboro, Ore.
SNOWDRIFT. 3-lb. pail ..................................59c
POST BRAN FLAKES. Pkg.............................10c
JELLO. Best flavors. Pkg................................. 6c
SANKA. 1-lb. can ..............................................43c
WALDORF TISSUE. 3 roll. ............................13c
TOMATO SOUP. Van Camp’s. Can .............. 5c
IVORY SOAP. Medium bars. 4 bar* ..............23c
IVORY FLAKES. Large pkg............................ 22c
Prescription Druggists
Phone 2BÖ
CLEAN U P STO CK
EGG SLICERS ......................EACH
BREAD KNIVES ..................
SUGAR BOWLS .................
CREAM PITCHERS ..........
PANCAKE TURNERS
Salt and Pepper Shakers, pr.
___ A
(S lbs.
Lb. can
•¿-lb. ra n
3
10c
..... 10 bars 29c
33c
ro lls
G R ANU LATED.
Friday and Saturday Only
17c
Bag
5c
CARROTS BULK 6
IOC
POTATOES
2 69c
Gallon
Pride of the W est
99c
$ £ .7 5
a n d extra
Jonathans. BOX ....................................... / w V
FLOUR
No Permit Necessary to Buy Our Wine.
SWEET FORTIFIED
DRY WINES
Va-gal-
... 3
A DOT EC fancy.
Combination fancy
ArrLDD
Spitz or
49-lb. sack
$1.49
10 \ Limit )h..ba,tI......
Macaroni
n r A A t C j sa No. n
r E
Vermont Maid
Table size
fo r
n
«J►
CO R N ED BEEF
2 t
r'-T A ¡VIC H a lfe rty ,
a
L ‘S
’O. "
12-oz. cans.
m inced.
fla t cans
W H E A T PUFFS N" V,TA
M A Z O L A O IL
fo r
CTA PCI I
>
3 4 A R U n
CDTNI A f"'i-T
M A Z D A — 15 to 60-w att.
Each
PANCAKE
FLOUR
Safeway or Blue Seal
10 ■£„
Log Cabin.
JH-lb. pkg.
W E RESERVE T H E R IG H T T O
45c
15c
L I M I T Q U A N T IT IE S
1
fo r
£ 1
2
A
4l
A
4l
!
lbs.
fo r
f-ib b y's o r D e l M onte.
La rg e 2'4 cans
L IG H T GLOBES
fo r
25c
29c
.4
25c
2 Pkgs.
S S ™ '
ARGO CORN or
GLOSS. 1-lb. pkgs.
□
fo r
25c
25c
Quart ran
BA KIN G POW DER
Maximum
Medinin can
1
PORK Si BEANS vt;.£ S i i I
H o llo w .
Quart jug
q
X
w an .
2 cans.....................................
TJfAlVlTNJV
AN C A M P 'S .
I lV/iVlllX 1 V
La rg e No. 2 h cans.
SY RU P
Sleepy
46c
ROSE CITY CUT.
4
3 lbs............................................. JL
i
ONIONS Li£itLk.e......... 33C
LOCAL No. 2 GRADE POTATOES
Good Cookers.
33c
2-Ib. can
PURE. FINE CANE
25c
49c
39c
9c
PRO D U CE FEA TU RES
SPU D S or O N IO N S
Pint .....
1-5 gal. 6 3 C
Lb. ran
C O C O A BAKERS
SQUASH
SUGAR
( 65c)
(3 lbs.
SA N K A
COAD W L A H U IT N E D R K Y IN G
OV'fAr
CfAAD
IT E K IN G
□
U r tr W L H arge
pkg.
1
ft ,b
JLxJ
Carry-all
HIGHWAY—
6-box carton (limit) ................. JL JtV»
I.b.
I.‘ k 1
EDW ARDS
D EPEN D A BLE
BISQUICK
Shirley Temple Mugs
Pkg.......................... 33c
R IO R IT A B R A N D FA N CY W INES
79c
N O B H ILL
T ISSU E ZEE
LEADER.......
Gallon
MATCHES
4
A IRW AY
WHEATHEARTS
28-oz. pkg. ,............. 23c
FIG BARS
l/2-gal.
1 »/a-ib-
Loaf ..... 1..........
COFFEE
PLAIN OR
WHOLE WHEAT. Pound
F T fA T i n PIGGLY WIGGLY.
* A j V x A J I v
Hardwheat. 10-lb. sack
Pint..27c
Quart.... 37c
©
29c
2! RAY-MAL. 2 for
•
K R A M IE N ’8
<Si>
29c
PINTS. 2 for
DAME.
NAPKINS 60 COLONIAL
in pkg. for............
QJggg SOUP MUSHR00M OR VEGETABLE.
CAfT
CRYSTAL.
O
/wJ-z A DIAMOND
Plain or Iodized. 2 pkgs.....................................
C H R IS T M A S C A R D S
Taste it today—this ten
der, delightful new Julia
Lee Wright Bread!
Discover for yourself how
different it is from usual “baker’s
bread”—how really exciting to eat!
A woman’s idea of what good bread
ought to be!
On the wrapper of each loaf is a
Freshness Date Band. It states the
day this bread is fresh—forbids its
sale as fresh bread after midnight of
that day.
GUARANTEE: Buy a loaf of Julia
Lee Wright Bread today. Serve it
your favorite way. If you do not
agree this “woman’s recipe” bread
tastes better, we’ll be glad to refund
your money.
$ Olives
SYRUP. Vermont Maid. Large size ..................... 39c
98c
♦ ♦ *
Prices
Effective
Nov. 29, 30
and Dec. 2
|\
B. & M. LIMA BEANS. Can ............................... 9c
SPECIAL
Brown & Haley’s
2*/4-lb. Box Chocolates
M nm H K nR B B H
125-foot roll
GARY DOG FOOD. 3 can* ............................... 25c
•
Party Hucccss
Green Mountain
Rev. R. D. E ve re tt o f P ortla nd
preached a T h a n k s g iv in g serm on
at the school Sunday n ig h t.
Sunday v is ito rs at the V. C.
S tru b b home were C h a rlo tte S u lli
van, Elsie M yers, H a rold Fisher o t
Buxton and Sam S tru b b o f W estini-
Townsend! tea to Meet
Townsend c lu b now has a m em ber.
bership here of about 200. N e xt
O. J, M cM ahon and V ic to r C am
m eeting w ill be in the K. P. h a il eron are at home in the G enzer
Bazaar Success
Tuesday evening, hev. H. Young of Bros, house, w h ere the y w i ll liv e
The bazaar and p lay sponsored ' H ills b o ro w ill be the speaker. E v w h ile b u ild in g on th e ir farm .
ii W a x Paper
of
BROOMS
H e n ry Cypher I
38c j
Pint can and m ixer
WHOLE CLAMS. Underwood. Can ................... 10c
Large Assortment
Whitman’s
BOX CHOCOLATES
Mrw.
eryone is in v ite d to attend and
n e a members are solicited.
M rs. John Sim m ons un de rw en t a
m a jo r opera tion nt the cou nty hoa-
p ita l last F rid a y. Mrs, K au fm an
o f H ills b o ro is co rin g fo r her three
you ng er c h ild re n w h ile she Is In
the hospital.
$ W esson Oil
Assist in Service
Give H er Candy
for Christmas
(R r
N O R TH P L A IN S W. E. M av.i
lias i.ld his in te re st in ttie M ays
Bros store to H e n ry and Lester
C yp he r and has m oved to Y a m h ill
to tune care o f his orchard.
by the ladies ot St E dw ards chu rch
was a success and the ladies w ish
to take th is o p p o rtu n ity to th a n k
a ll w ho helped.
M r. and Mrs. J u liu s Schoenberg
spent the w eek-end at Rockaway.
Past C hiefs' clu o o f P y th ia n Sis
ters met w ith Mrs. W. E. Mays,
w ith M is. H e n ry C yp he r assisting
hostess A H e r the business m eeting
'5(g)' was enjoyed.
M rs. James
M athiesen had high score. N e xt
m eeting of the c lu b w ill be the
C hristm as p a rty at the home of
Mrs. James M athiesen Decem ber 10.
New o ffice rs w ilt be elected.
M i-
La V au gh n L e ttig o f P o rt
land was a week-end guest o f Miss
M a ria n C ypher.
Specials fo r N ovem ber 29 and 30
3-lb. tin
c h o ir
rov/nsendites M e e t T u e s
d ay; D o rlan d Hom e
C h ris tc n e r attended the P. T. A.
m eeting at Forest G rove last Tues
day evening and re p orted on the
I con ven tion held at M edford e a rlie r
in the fa ll.
M r. and M rs W illia m W ienecke
visite d M r. and Mrs. C harles G rabel
at G rabe l Sunday.
R e tu rn from Convention
M r. and Mrs. C lay D o rla n d re
tu rn e d Tuesday eve ning fro m the
na tio n a l G range con ven tion at Sac
ram ento, Cal. T hey were accom
panied by M r. and M rs. Charles
V a riK le e k o f Beaverton.
M r. and Mrs. M . V Jackson and
M r. arid M rs. C la rk In k le y o f P o rt
la n d are spending several days at '
the beaches th is week.
M rs. Froeschle is spending sev
eral days v is itin g her son and fa m
ily at M c M in n v ille .
Phone 81
Main Street
Service
27c
ju n io r
Change Made
North Plains
Rage Seven
s Powers Grocery
1-lb. tin
com bined
OREGON
P T. A card p a rty at the T h o m
as S tig u m home was w e ll a tte n d
Too Much
ed. H ig h score was w on by Mrs.
"D o cto r, do you th in g the an- J. R S andford and W. H. Joos arfd
, esthetic w ill m ake me sick? "
•econd by Mrs. L. K. C yp h e r and
“ No, m adam ,” re p lie d the s u r M r. Seem atter.
geon, “ I th in k no t."
Mrs. Jessie M ays and M rs. A n n
H ut s till she was not satisfied
"H u t.” she continued, "h o w long
w ill it bo before I kn o w anything'.’"
"M a d a m ,”
re p lie d
the o t h e r
g ra ve ly as he signaled to his as
sistant th a t he was ready, "d o n 't
you th in k thu t Is asking a greut
deal o f the anesthetic?"— Ex.
Friday, Saturday and Monday, Nov. 29, 30, and Dec. 2
T he
H IL L S B O R O ,
W"
Union School at
Sherwood Talked
it*
ARG US,
”
fo r
”
” ‘n
.........................
25c
15c
25c
10c
15c
CO RN MEAL
W’hite or Yellow
9-lb. sack
29c