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Thursday. December lib iy.tr»
'sh e riffs. T hefts, w hich h av e been
u n d erw ay lo r som e tim e th ere,
caused Sim s to statio n his hire«;
m an in th e b a rn w ith a shotgun.
At 7 o'clock th e m an h eard som e
one e n te r an d so opened fi.e . T he
| in tru d e r fled, ap p a re n tly u n to u ch
ed. In v estig atio n in d ay lig h t d is
closed th a t th e sh o tg u n had been
aim ed low and th e ch arg e en tered
th e floor in fro n t of th e invader.
A slightly hig h er aim . th e deputy
Illy Mr«. E. L C o l)
said, w ould h av e re su lte d in a
K INTO N —A new bell w as in legless thief.
stalled by the tru stees of t h e
ch u rch th e last of th e w eek, and
w as ru n g for church services tor
th e first tim e Sunday.
S unday
m o rning church tim e is 9:45. D u r
in g th e B ible school hour, th ere
w ill be a m usical and lite ra ry p ro
(C o n tin u e d frv m pace l>
gram by th e children, and a C h ris t V enetian, at th e second show T u e s
m as tree. E veryone is invited. The day evening, as his C h ristm as gif.
p rogram w ill be about 10:45.
to th e council. A fter th e m usical
S. H. Pom eroy. E v erett D. W right festival, they w ill go caro lin g
an d E dw ard L. Cox w ent to U nion- th ro u g h H illsboro streets A ll p er-
v ale last T uesday ev en in g to assist sons d esirin g th e caro lers to sing
in the organization of an A lb rig h t at th e ir hom es a re asked to notify
P asto r H enry S. H alier, council
B rotherhood.
Leg Fractured
adviser, at P ilg rim H ouse office.
C harles K ulbel J r . b ro k e a leg
P ilg rim House, council h e a d q u a r
la st F rid ay w hile help in g his fa th ters. w ill rem ain open th ro u g h o u t
e r p re p a re wood, an d w as im th e night, and a fte r th e street c a r
m ediately tak en to th e hospital.
oling. b reak fast w ill be serv ed to
T h ere a re sev eral cases of m um ps those p articip atin g . A special b re a k
an d m easles aro u n d tow n, b u t all fast w ill be serv ed a fte r th e first
a re im proving.
m ass at St. M atth ew 's ch u rch , for
M r and Mrs. C arro ll P a rro tt of Ca'tholic carolers'
B eaverton v isited Mrs. P a rro tt's
'
, '
,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W arren Wil- , . D r n c / or
el?.ded
son, Iasi w eek.
: th ls w e e k ' an d to ta * o{ m o re th a n
F rien d s of Mrs. V irgil L andess 300 iteifts w as tu rn e d o v e r to th e
(E dith V anK leek» w ill be so rry to ladies of th e C offee clu b for th e ir
le a rn th a t h e r husban d is ill in a C h ristin as p arty . C ouncil m em b ers
h ospital in Toledo, w ith b ro n ch ial *111
d e liv e r sm all tre e s an d
K onia.
rem em b ran ces to th e aged sick an d
pneum
sh u t-in s of th e co m m u n ity on the
To Install
F ollow ing th e S und ay serv ice th e day before C h ristm as. T h ere w ill
pastor. Rev. V irgil Speece. w ill b e no re g u la r club m eetings d u rin g
in stall th e new officers of t h e th e school holidays, but P ilg rim
ch u rc h and B ible school. T hey w ill H ouse w ill be o pen th ro u g h o u t th e
fill th e ir offices for th e first tim e w eex. w ith “open house" for both
clu b m em b ers an d an y in terested
J a n u a ry 5.
adults.
Program Friday Night
T h e school w ill hold its C h ris t
m as exercises F rid ay ev en in g at
th e G ran g e hall. T he teach ers have
p re p a re d a program , consisting of
(B y I . R. S tru b b l
m usical and lite ra ry n um bers. T h ere ; Miss B a rb a ra R item o u r sp en t th e
w ill be a C hristm as tre e a n d S an ta w eek -en d in B anks w ith relativ es.
C laus w ill be present.
F ra n k S m ejk al an d W alter B eard
pare employed at West
’ d riv e th e re from hom e each day
R oger Scofield an d J a c k S eab o la
j c f B uxton v isited C arl T e lle r S u n
day.
R ay K elly of B ald M ountain vis-
F ast w o rk on th e p a rt of d e p u ited th e V. C. S tru b b s fam ily S un-
tie s in th e office of S h eriff Jo h n i day.
C onnell bro u g h t th e a rre st of a 13-
y e a r old boy on parole from the
L e t th e a d v e rtise m e n ts h elp you
state reform school follow ing a ro b m ak e y o u r shop p in g plans.
b ery T uesday at th e hom e of C.
W. W right, w ho lives a m ile n o rth
of the local high school.
T he boy read ily confessed th e
th e ft of a 17-jewel w atch and chain,
w om an's rin g and o th er sm all a r
ticles. H e en tered th e house by
b reak in g th e lock on a k itch en
w indow . He w ill be re tu rn e d to th e
state in stitu tio n , th e officers said.
A n o th er robbery rep o rted W ed
nesday w as at th e H illsboro F eed G REETIN G S - - -
com pany, w here a w areh o u se w in
to y o u —o ur cu sto m ers an d
dow w as b ro k en open an d a sack
frie n d s — in a p p reciatio n of
of flour stolen.
y o u r p atro n ag e d u rin g th e
S om ebody som ew here w as c a rry
p ast y ear.
ing a horseshoe S a tu rd a y night
w hen he attem p ted to steal g rain
from th e A ustin S im s b a rn n ear
H illsboro
F arm in g to n , accordin g to d ep u ty 3rd and Lincoln
M idnight M usical
Festival fuesdax
G reen M ountain
Y o u th on Parole
Confesses T h eft
Sahnow G arage
L ocal Seed Corn Found Best
Producer in Tests for Silage
is not know n at present, out tin 1
ires in th at seiv iee a re all ol a
i\ e iy high class, w eigiung a io u n d
i 1250 pounds and sta n d in g uoout
IO1 ■ hands high. S om e hav e been
r e t i u d from the track , o th e rs hove
I n ev er been raced, b u t all h av e a
good record of v alu ab le colts pi )-
dueeti out of both reg istered and
gra «e m ares. U nder th e rem o u n t
strv le e plan this sire w ill be left
a t this location for four years, at
.... e x p ira tio n of w m eh tu n e he
w ill be replaced by a n o th e r to pie-
> i,.l excessive in b reed in g and to
b r ng in to tru d istrict a new blood
s tn .'ll.
R esu lts of five silag e corn trials, Rt ’. C ornelius, and Jo h n C ordes,
w hich w ere c arried on iu th e co u n Rt !. F orest G rove
T hese tria ls w ill be conducted
ty last sum m er, in d icate th at local
M innesota "13“ seed co rn is s u p e r ag ain n ext y e a r at w hich tim e a n
ior to Idaho M innesota "13" seed o th e r v ariety of seed w hich is very
co rn for th e p ro d u ctio n of silage I opul.tr am ong 'dairym en. th e P u t-
because it p ro d u ces an eq u al ton n a il. Red D ent, w ill also be in c lu d
tiage on a d ry w eight basis and ed Any fu rth e r in fo rm atio n r e
m ad d itio n yields on an av erag e ■ g ard in g th ese trials can be o b
1 *3 ions m ore e a rs p er acre, re tain ed from th e county ag en t's o f
p o rts L. E. F rancis, assistan t co u n fice.
ty agent.
A conclusion as to th e resu lts of
N osier N am ed D e le g ate
th ese first trials in d icate th at th e i
to S ta te T e a c h e r M eat
Idaho seed w ill p ro d u ce th e 1 irgcst
Dr. I. J. Je n se n of O regon N or
to ta l tonnage, exceeding by six
m a l school at M onm outh spoke b e
tons p er acre th e av erag e y ield of |
fore county g rad e school p rin c i
(C o n tin u e d fro m pace 1)
silage from th e local seed. H ow- I
pals at th e ju n io r high school h ere
ever, th is e n tire s ix tons' ad v an ta g e ' boro, v T - w ill also give any fu r- T h u isd a y night.
P lan s for the
in y ield w as w ater, since on a d ry th e r h .tn rm a tio n d c .iie d .
T he g o v ern m en t m akes it plain
w eight basis th e p ro d u ctio n for
th e local seed is 134 pounds m o re I th a t it holds no option on an y
p er acre. T h e av erag e p ercen tag e I colts so produced, but on th e o th e r
of m o istu re for th e local seed w as! h and does pay a good price for
20 p er «.cent less th a n th e Id ah o I colts su ita b le for arm y purposes.
seed, d ifferen ce b eing d u e to th e I T he nam e of th e p a rtic u la r stallio n
e a rlie r m a tu rin g ch a ra c te ristic s of ‘ th at is to be assigned to P o rtla n d
th e locally -g ro w n corn. F in ally , th e 1
q u a lity of th e silage from th e toe il
seed w ill be m uch su p e rio r to th a t j
of th e Idaho seed b ecau se of th e '
1 lj tons m ore e a rs pier a c re w h ich ‘
is p ro d u ced by th e local corn.
T hese tria ls w ere con d u cted for i
th e p u rpose of d e te rm in in g w hich
of .h e tw o seed strain s, local M in
nesota "13“ or Id ah o M innesota
"13", w ill p ro d u ce th e la rg e r to n
nage an d best Q uality silage.
C o rn er 3 rd
M ain
O n e-acre plots of each v a rie ty 1
a
n
d
•
•-«
Street*
w ere p lan ted on th e farm s of A u g
P h o n e 1001
ust Ital. T u alatin . J. L. B atchelder,
Rt. 1. H illsboro: Cecil H ey n d erick x .
FR
EE
D ELIV ERY
Rt. 1. C o rn eliu s: A. E. K rah m er.
A rm y W ill Assist
H orse Breeders
non p aym ent w ere set by Hie m i l l -
som e re p o rts it w ould seem Hint |y c o u rt S atu rd ay as follow s Male
dogs
am i spayed fem ale dogs, $1.
th e re may be a ehunee of its lie
mg th ro w n o v erb o ard yet. H ow and fem ale «logs. $1 50 P en ally w as
ever. in snine of th e so u th ern stall's set at »1.
w h ere e arly potatoes a re alread y
planted, the w ork of estab lish in g
ind iv id u al p ro d u cers sales quotas A N N O U N C E M E N T - •
lias alread y been com pleted.
U nder Ihe provisions of th e act
the giow ei inis sev eral options in
estab lish in g Ills quota. T h ese to 24 Y ears A uto R epair E xperience
p e ,In i w ith a tax im posed w here
(C o n tin u e d fro m |»««r l>
in H illsboro
sales qu o tas in th is section is go tile qu o tas a re not accepted, and
ing to be d ifficu lt because of Ihe Other d etails of th e pluu w ill bo
m an n er in w hich m a rk e tin g of th e ex p lain ed at th ese m eetings. A
potato crop lias for .v e in s been ear co m plete schedule is us follow s:
have taken over shop at
T h u rsd ay , H eeeniber 2(1. I 30 p.
lie d on," C y ru s says R egardless of
U sed C a r E x ch an g e
w h e th e r they w ant It or not. th e in , l.iu u e l hall: F riday. D eeenibei
g ro w ers w ant to know w hat it is, 27. I 30 p m . C e d a r Mills, S a tu r
A
l
l
TYPES A ll« » III PAIR
and it is for th at purpose th a t th is d a y . D e c e m b e r 20. I 30 p. in , S h e r
WORK — lop s. Bodies, Etc.
schedule of m eetings has been a r w o o d e ily hull: M o n d a y , D e e e n ib e i
30, 1.30 p in . K intuii hall.
ranged.
W ork fully g u aran teed .
"G ro w ers of a gooil m any of the
3rd
am
i W ashington
H illsboro
l)i>K 1 res Set
big p roducing sections d em anded
Dog tax fees and penalti«'.' for
this act of th e ir congressional deli'
m usic festival and d eclam atory co n
tests w ere considered. S u p erin
ten d en t C 11 N osier oT H illsboro
w as nam ed d eleg a te Io the state
teac h ers' association m eeting in
P o rtla n d D ecem ber 27, 2H and 2'J
D ates lo r Potato
M eetings A re Set
Only four m ore shopping days befo re ( h ilst-
m as busy «lays, e v ery one of them . L et us
h e lp you m ake the tu n e you spend shopping foi
fo o d a pieusiint excursion, ra th e r th a n a a r d u
ous task O u r stocks ot ('111 i s , ma goodies ure
com plete, th e v a rie ty im pressive, and th e p ric e “
p u rse pleasing You'll save vutuuble tu n e and
m oney h e re we prom ise you!
WILEY’S
GROCERY
t ALL FOR WARRANTS
All C o unty Road F u n d W arran ts
of W ashington C ounty, O regon, e n
dorsed "not p aid for w an t of funds"
on or b efo re J u n e 30. 1935. a re now
pay ab le at th e office of th e C o unty
T reasu rer, in H illsboro, O regon. I n
terest on such w a rra n ts not h e re
to fo re called w ill cease D ecem ber
21. 1935
MAUD W. BOS COW. C o u n ty -
T re a su re r.
44
SA T U R D A Y SPEC IA LS
SA LT— 24-oz.
c a rto n . 4 fo r
15c
M ixed
C LEA N SER —
Holly. 4 can s ...
17c
15c
Lb.
27c
PE A N U T S—
S a lte d . 2 lbs.
25c
FO R M A Y —
3-lb. c a n
57c
DILLS—
Q u a rt
........
9c
FLO U R — Ida ho h a rd -
W h eat.
$ J. 59
49-lb. sack
A irw a y —
Lb.
(3 lbs.
Telegrams and Cablegrams
M ake th is sto re y o u r h e a d q u a rte rs fo r C h ristm as
a n d H oliday M essages. Leave y o u r te le g ra m or
c a b le g ra m w ith us— w e’ll send th em w hen you
w ish.
Mince Meat
lbs.
IXL, Soft Shell
25c
Lb.
23c
45c)
Lo. can
(2-lb. c a n
PO P CORN
W h ite Rice
25c
lbs.
25c
49c)
P R IN C E A L B E R T
o r V ELV ET
13-02. tin.
69c
SY RUP
lb.
Peel
5c
20c
C itron,
Lem on a n d
O ra n g e . Lb.
1 'A s .
fo r
19c
M axw ell, Hills, S
o r M. J . B.
1 -lb................
W,
25c
M. J. B.
Sugijar
B R O W N . 4 lbs.
19c
P O W D E R E D . 3 lbs. 17c
4-lb. pail
99c
L im it t cans)
BEEF POT BOAST
Lb.
Vegetables
CA RROTS—
2 b u n c h e s .....
CELERY—
C le a n s ta lk
O N IO N S —
B o ilin g . 25-Ib.
5c
10c
33c
G R A P E F R U IT
10
• fo r ................
25c
KA LE—
3 lbs.................... . 10c
O R A N G E S—
10c
D ozen
37c
10c
OYSTERS
5-oz.
Tin
4
r \ v - * ' vY
10c
Del Monte Early Garden
No. 2 cans.
25c
2 for
3
BEER
4
Rainier or Brown Derby.
11-oz. bottles.
"Ts
OC
1« _
m l .
29c
fo r
FL O U R
Blue Seal
49-lb. sack
SHORTENING 3 ,, 2 5 c
*1.75
G u a ra n te e d .
A P o rk and B eef P ro d u c t.
hr.
You'll «free, wc thtnk, it’s
the greatest bargain tnd biggest value (or
n u k i around. ■ I arh liandsorrw box (««Lams
PEAS
!
bem looking
chore caramel» delicate aud «m oth,
19c
G r7 « .
7 ] V
lb.
T Ie r e 't the kind of Chrittmas randy you'vt
3 .b?w":'re,L 19c
17c
SEV EN UP
L a rg e size
B ottle
Red Rock or C h e rry L ane.
W h ile it l.asts.
7c
No. 1 ta ll c a n .
COTTAGE CHEESE 2 ib* 25c
MUTTON ROAST
L arge pk g .
25c
Lb.
S h o u ld e r Cut.
Coffee
P ineapple
n Ai IvB V
25c
Swansdown.
A SPA R A G U S
New West.
9c
for
25c
SUGAR
S pecials fo r F rid a y to T u e sd a y , Dec. 20 to 24, inch
2
CAKE FLO U R
C H ER R IES
HILLSBORO MEAT CO.
LETTUCE ' S
C a lu m e t, bulk.
L ib b y ',.
1 0 c
2 % -o z . bottle
3-oz. b o ttle ........
I
5c
..
JLÔV 2 < b ,
S T U F F E D O LIV ES
M araschino.
N il.
Baking Pow der
CH ILI SA U CE
S to k e ly ’s.
12-oz. bo ttle
B ETTER M EA TS FO R LESS M ONEY
E very v alu e we o ffe r is a re a l v alue. T h a t’s w hy
y o u ’re su re of sa tisfa c tio n a t th e
° u rO w n -
H a lf o r W hole.
pub .
25c
A risto c ra t.
P in t ja r
I '. S .
12c
25c
5c
69c
5c
10c
Six d elicious flav o rs.
M A Y O N N A ISE
DUCKS — G EESE — C H IC K EN S
F resh W illap as.
14c
( lic g o n No. 2.
CRANBERRIES X n, Lb.
ORANGES ¿ X "z''-
BANANAS ¿"""n
....
Lb.
JAP ORANGES Bo,
CO CO A N U TS Each
4
SW EET PO TA TO ES lbs.
JE L L O
O
ik/"*
« « /X z
No. 2 can.
TURKEYS
Q u a rt
Ritz.
8-oz. pkg.
CORN. Butter Kernel
Order Now Choice
OYSTERS
C R A C K ER S
33c
P IN E A P P L E
Libby, sliced. 10c
No. 1 Vi can
H ollow . Q t.
2 fo r
Produce Features
F rid a y an d S a tu rd a y O nly
Ed w a rd s
D e p e n d a b le
H ig h e st p rices p a id for
F a rm P ro d u ce
F resh T o d ay .
C h ristm as C andy
ALM ONDS
17c
49c)
Nob Hill
Lb.
(2 lbs.
PRICE CUTTERS” in con n ection w ith
W ESTERN UNION
SATIN MIX
B R A Z IL N U T S
Coffee
S pecial price s on all
C h ristm as me reh a n d ise .
Phone 2104
llC
2 ,b,Eancy 25c
CR A C K ER S — S a lte d or
G ra h a m .
2-lb. box
M cFall Jersey Dairy
P rices e fle c liv e D ecem b er 20, 21, 23 and 24
NUTS
CO CO A
M o th e r's
2-lb. can
BUSH’S MARKET
Hillsboro Meat Co.
P rices E ffectiv e F ri. to T ues., Dec. 20 to 24, inch
T o m Rollins
Bill Elder
X m as pk g .
It
g a llo n , and they got it. th o u g h I r o m
chocotite < r o m v <1* kuivl that melt a your,
1 h * k aretgata torontc <X young
I
ok!
luv intn bnn bon w dipped in
nch whole milk rhncobte* T h e *
» ^w eetj in Silver" come packed in gnrgeoue
itertae and advrr boxes.
Jom aee yo».'
| Why not get -several boxrv’ Keep one on Kind
' to ti>mp< tvUiday
And give your
fixridSB tfuill wtth a boa of llU tthy b c W h f
’
C H O C O L A T E S OLD FAS",ONEI) 2
G U M D R O P S MONSTEK-
C R E A M M IX 1 , 1
M ARSHM ALLOW S
B O N B O N S COCOANUT'
2
2
I ll s .
lbs.
I lls .
I II), box
H E R S H E Y BA R S
PEANUTS
"OASTF'U'
W A L N U T S S O F T S H EL L
C A N D Y S L IC K S 1 . ¿h
P E A N U T BARS
PEA N U TS SA, lln
B R O K E N M IX
Anti the price will
......
2
3
Ills.
fur
Ills.
25c
25c
35c
15c
35c
10c
10c
25c
5c
10c
19c
29c
i
PORK LINK SAUSAGE 2 2 c
F rcrli E very D ay.
Lb...
C hristm as G reetings
M M
4
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