H IL L S B O R O
ir ,«
Aloha G range
4 to Give W ork
Ita scimi I Dance Pleasing
M anager M iHreen
Illy II II ll. n i i n l l l
A I.Q H A Aloha (iia u g e w ill put
nil the th ird m id fo u rth degree
w o rk at H ills b o ro G range tonight
(T liu r.'d a y i.
Mi
M alt
K in g is im p ro v in g
from an Illness, w h ich confined her
Io her bed I he past week
Mi
t ' .1 S tickn e y wa , ill w ith
f ill last week, but Is able to lie ut
the o ffic e again
I. ( ’ Meeks 1.1 b u ild in g a large
t lll ll of developm ent of hi elm ken
Ini lie . on hi
acreage on V ista
avenue.
M ik Hoy A n tr im has been s e ri
ou sly i l l w ith flu
It I. S nyder had been advised
to go to a ho spita l fo r observation
because of u co m p lica tio n o f m i
ll c u ts M r and M i s C lia ile I lak e
P ortla nd v i iti d M i
.m il M i
ic I
io.
" lin e " I. II E a rlo w Visited Mrs
F a llo w ', m other hi G resham S u n
day.
Horn, to M r. m id Miss ( ' J. llo l-
ln g e r F e b ru a ry 23, a liny
Miss A lic e Huntington, attending
lie la io l at H opew ell, pent the w e e k
end w ith her parents. D r. and Mrs
H u n tin g to n
Lo cal I <> O F m em bers a t
tended a Port land lodge meet ing
F ebru ary 22 w ith A W T a ylo r,
w h o was given th e th ir d degree.
M anager M cH reen Pleased
M alinger Fred Mi Breen was w e ll
pleased w ith the response of local
people in a tte n d in g the buxeball
dance, w h ich bro ug ht in a goodly
su m Io help In e q u ip p in g the team
M ore e iite rtm n in i'iit i are planned
fo r the fu tu re .
Visits in Smith
Mrs. 11 A L o w re y le ft F rid a y
In com pany of M r and M i; G. W
B ug le o f
H ills b o ro
fo r several
weeks v is it w ith re la tive s in San
Francisco and Los Angeles. M r
Hagle Is b re a kin g in u new car on
the trip . M rs M a jo r W ciscnbech
.¿ill assist ill the store ill the ab-
,• of M;
Low rey
Postm aster and M rs H I. P rice
Visited her m other at Pleasant
Home. They rep ort m uch snow and
ice on the tr ip
It J. K ir k p a tr ic k of H a rry 's place
suffere d shock in an accident F r i
day and was attended by D r. P it
m an o f, H illsboro.
Aloha < oiiiinunlly Baptist Church
C om m encing S u n il iy m o rn in g the
pastor w ill begin a series of ser
mons fro m L u k e 15 chapter The
subject Sunday al 11 a in. w ill be
"Jesus W atching fo r S in n e rs ” The
I! V p P w ill meet T hm sila;.
evening w ith a pot lu ck .supper at
7:30. The you ng people's to p ic foi
Sunday evening w ill he "H oys mid
G irls
M i'
Tobias' class is spon
soring a cafe te ria lu n c h in the
Q u ie t,
/¡A IR B A N K S -M O R S E
W A SH ER
O NLY
J ffQ .5 0
tJiJ
EASY
TERM S
chu rch p u lo i at G p in. S aturday
to he fo llo w e d by a p ro x ia in in
w h ich the Ih 'th a n y hand and <»th-
vi . w ill take p a il, t ’oiiu- wc hud a
very fin e nvrvicp Sunday m orning,
M i lh • In iio ’ inp tin* inc age and
a moh* (p ia rtc t fro m P ortla nd uh
w e ll aa our ow n g ir ls ’ choir. Ki iihiy
at 2 p in. wc w ill m e e t for p r a y e r
as th a t i . a day set opart fo r tin*
"W o rld 's Day o f P raye r .
Women’s Clubs to
Begin Work Soon
<< o i i I I h u h I fro m p a r * l>
rou te I. C ornelius, ch a iim a n ; M i
D o ro th y
V m D o incleti, secretary;
Mr
John Iba cli, J r . lib ra ria n ;
M i . O lio Itiebch, smig lea,lei
W allace M ou ntain M r. Charles
Nel on, Scappoose, ch a iim a n ; M rs
( !la d \ . S m ith.
cretm y : M l
Reva
Haymond, lib ra ria n ; M is. N e llie
G ia n t, sung leader
The* home econom ic extension
cou nty com m ittee, w h ich wa . ap
pointed last .spring by the county
agent, has had charge o f i.pon.-ur-
ii.g the home econom ic extension
w o rk in W ashington county, ac
co rd in g to M i ■ E ie k w o rth M e m
ber:. o f the com m ittee are M i
D ella M
C ypher. N o rth Plain .
c h u t m a n ; M rs John M o llo y , route
5, H illsb o ro ; M rs John PI a ■ route
2. F o u s t G rove: M rs It, W. Ras
mussen, rou te 4. Sherwood, M i
Thom as
It
Hole, Ga ton;
Mt
Francis E Hudson, ro u te I. B eav
erton. secretary. C o m m itte e meet;
the fu s t M onday of the m onth at
2 o'clock in the home dem onstra
tio n agent's o ffic e in the court
house.
transfer of Funds
Blamed for Arrest
(Cortiiriurd from p a g a I »
liq u o r Io m inors It is alleged by
the o f f ic ii ; that he fu rn ish e d w ine
fo r some o f the you ths o f his
hom e tow n
T ony G re b lo o f
near T iga rd.
P o rtla n d ra ilw a y s h o p e m p lo y e ,
has been placed un de r arrest on
com p la int th a t he threatened in
ju r y to his w ife and fa m ily .
T w o men and a state policem an
wen" needed, according to the re
port. to place handcuffs on L lo y d
T ip to n . T u a la tin , w ho is in ja il
pending action o f the grand jury-
on charges of d r iv in g w h ile d ru n k
and d is o rd e rly conduct
Hi- was
arrested in T u a la tin Judge Donald
Tem pleton, ill cou nty c o u rt M o n
day, bound T ip to n
over under
$500 bonds on the d r iv in g charge
and $100 bonds on the oth er
A x e l L in d b e rg , H ills b o ro route
5 near M id w a y, was u rn -,te d W ed
nesday m o rn in g by a d e pu ty s h e r
if f oil a w a rra n t fro m M u ltn o m a h
cou nty ch a rging t iit and ru n d r iv
ing. it is alleged ill the c o m p la in t
that L in d b e rg stru ck a car on T e r-
w illig c r ' bo u le va rd Sunday a fte r
noon and fa ile d to stop.
S h e riff’s deputies Tuesday a fte r
noon m ade .short w-ork z,f an a p
peal fro m M i
G u y Clem ens of
Ipava, 111, to locate her brother.
George Stevenson, w h o came here
il l 1930 Stevenson was found on
the S hu ltz B ro th e rs p o u ltry farm
w here he is em ployed and his sis
ter's le tte r d e liv e re d to him .
1930 N A SH Special
Sedan. A B U Y
1928 B IT C K Sedan. Good
fam ily ear. O N L Y
Our Modern
REPAIR SHOP
Now in the bands of a com
petent m echanic with many
years’ experience is at your
service.
Soe thia big overaize waahor today I
Not only your oye, but also your ears
will tell you what a value it is. It
runs so quietly that you'll say it
isn't running. Washes faster, too
because it has larger capacity.
Safety roloase wringer can bo move'd
Check up on our repair
prices first. The latest
equipment and m eth
ods used.
WILLARD
to four positions.
Ask f o r Free Demonstration
Thomas S. Sholes
Q U A L IT Y
MELTEBEKE
ELECTRIC STORE
124 S. 2nd Ave.
R E P A IR
137 8. 3rd Ave. ,
"Saves You M oney on
Every Purchasa"
Hl
Hudson
WORK
Phone 21W
Dealers for
-
Terraplane
W illa rd
—
M ohaw k
Standard Gasoline und Oils
A lo h a Business D ire c to ry
Aloha Lumber Co
Equipped to size lum ber as
required at yard.
J. B. IMLAY
of
S auvie1. Island w e ie H ills b o ro vis-
ito is Wednesd iV. trim ..li t ilig busl-
no . and gre etin g old frien ds M r.
H a ll wa fo rm e rly m anager o f the
W ater A L ig h t plan t i l l H ills b o ro
and 1,-lt l i e l e III 1MB
lie
a ’, ,
there w in * no paved (re e l; hen*
then, and lie recalled la y in g pipe
lin i
on ' ,• ’ ond ano ¿I n ' i c o t ,
...n o n
too |,I,'in k in g o l’ bo'h itreet.;
had to be to rn up at the same
"H ie Incus men anil m onied men.
when they come to re a liz e what
the Townsend I'liu i is. w ill fin d il
is their f in li d " dis la n d Eugene
B u rr. ; pe.ikei before a large a u d i-
eiii i. at the M E church S un il >y.
M r. B u rr is fa m ilia r w ith tin
w o rkin g s o f (he proposed tia n ac
tio n tax under the Townsend Plan
as em bodied in the M i'G rn a rty lu ll
before eolig le
and lie declared
th a t it no tim e could the tw o pi e
cent transaction tax exceed, even
If pyram ided, .six per cent T h i
he gave in re fu ta tio n that it w ould
ru n as high a s ix ty per cent a .
opponent , claim .
lie i h d lc n g e .
anyone Io how him in black and
w h ile how Ihey cuii make such a
charge
" O il a $750 ear the to ta l trans ic-
tlo n tax is le s than $27 and on
f if t y loaves o f bread the to ta l tax
per loaf w ould o n ly be one-h i l l
a re n t." pointed out the speaker
The women of the local club
pre ented a potted plant to Mrs
F. M D ilip w ilh th e ir b irth d a y
i" n g ra tu la tio n s Special m usic for
the ocrasion was furnishe d
by
m em ber; of the F u iiisq u lie c h u rc h .
A
acred duct was sung by M r
and Mrs. J G reen and a .acred
m usical num ber on the De.igan
e le c tric harp played by Mrs. K atie
Birthday Celebrated—
M r m id M rs E B. W atts gave a
b il l Inlay d in n e r S u n d iv for th e ir
..nil R obert Wat!.-; of P ortla nd . Pres
e n t were M r. and Mt . Robert
W at's M r. and M i. W illa rd Hughes
and the host and ho les
M i. and
M i . Hubert W atts rem ained fo r a
few days' visit.
Have .Social Tonight—
Sponsors of the Sea iic o iit Ship
R ainbow w ill hold a social hour
ii i r scouts at the Veterans’ h a ll
a fte r the co u rt o f honor this eve-
n in g tT h u rs d a y ).
E n te rta in at D in n e r—
M r. and M rs. F ra n k P atil e n te r
tain ed w ith a d in n c i pa rty Sunday.
Guc. ts were Me rs. and Mesdames
George M cC o rm ick of
P ortland,
Ralph D c a v ille and fa m ily
of
Gresham, and H erm an Rehse.
m eeting w ill be
chu rch M arch 11 at 2
Fanners’ Union
Store Develops
P o ultry and D a iry Supplies
FR E S H -F E E D S
Emerson’s Garage
Oregon
ALOHA
SHOE REPAIRS
Old D riekllno Shop
S till doing best of w ork w ith
best of materials.
—J. S. Stanton.
C. J. Stickney
for
Real Estate, Rentals,
Eire anil Auto Insurance
oha
Oregon
O. B. Bennett
General Repairing
Telephone 8251
ALOHA
PHARM ACY
L. 11. Fal low, Prop.
Phone Beaverton 9910
Prescription Specialist
Complete Slock of Drugs
Cigars and Tobacco
DR.
W. D. HUNTINGTON
D E N T IS T
Beaverton 9955
Aloha. Orc
a J K .n d
W ant Listings Farms, Home::, Unim proved Land and Acroage.
Telephone Beaverton 2651 - 9901
H IL L S B O R O ,
Par*' Three
ORPOON
Iy f.ro u p Meets—
-T. A study group, pre-schoo
’ o;,i . W ill meet T u '- .d iy !i’
e p in. at the P eter B'iscoiA
,ol Discussion top ic is 'He.<in
Sex E ducation.''
nrrniek at Hospital—
I. M iC o rin ie k was take n ti
ho p ita l Tuesd iy evening foi
•mergeney operation. He is eon
, ing n ic e ly at last rep ort.
M M. R om ig and f u n ity spent
the •"cck-end a , guest, at the home
o f H ubert H u bb ard at C o rv a llis
Mr
Hom ig attended the annual
banquet a' the E psilon P hi Tau
fra te rn ity , na tio n a l h o n o ra ry in in
d u s tria l arts.
Mr
M a u rP c C o u tu rri and Mrs.
W. II K u th o f P ortla nd w i re guests
Tuesday o f th e ir parents, M r. and
Mrs. J. Nieodemus.
M yro n Sheeler o f Forest G rove
u n d e rw e n t a to n sil o p e ra tio n at
Jones hospital S aturday, D r. A O
P itm an operating.
L o re tta M ay B ris b in c o f near
M o u n ta ln d a le had her to n sils r e
moved by D r. II. D. H uggins M o n
day at Jones hospital.
Divoree Suits Filed
M a rq u e tte —L. C. from Elm er
Births
Boyer -To M r. anc
oyer o f N o rth Pl
Ì. a boy.
B ob linge r T o M r.
uh lin g e r o f Aloha,
boy.
District President
Visits Auxiliary
WK
IN U R A L BM TA TB
W rit«
F ir« arili Autom obil« Inaurane«
Maka L«»ana and l«a«M fluratV Bomb
Mr«. M ay W ite rs of Salem d is
t r ic t pre.-.ulent o f the A m erican
L e gion A u x ilia r y , w ill m ake an
o ffic ia l v is it to th e H ills b o ro u n it
Tuesday evening at the Veteran
We specialize in quality
ha ll, and a ll m em bers are urged to mereiai printing.—Argus.
attend.
T he C o m m u n ity S ervice c o m m it
tee, Me ■,dames Fred A m acher, L
C la rk . L. S D im s . Fred Engel-
ding er, and Helen Deichm an. w ill
be the hostesses.
PKAL
KUR ATEI & WISMER
H II.I.S U O K O .
Telephon« 13»!
com
t
M arriage Licenses
ORKOON
123« Secnnd 8t.
Town !
John Ernest M arsh. C o rne liu s
ro u te 1. and Augusta M oy Hanson,
S p rin g fie ld . F ebru ary 24.
W illia m
E
Marsh. C o rn e liu s
ro u te 1, and H a llie M ay Hanson.
C ornelius. F e b ru a ry 24.
H a rle y
L.
T aylo r.
B eaverton
ro u te 1, and G race C. Behtn. T ig a rd
ro u te 1. F e b ru a ry 24.
S A X T O N & LO O N EY
Producer» of Quality
SA ND and GRAVEL
P lant located 4 miles north of For
est Grove on Gales Creelc. Phone
16O9R
Mission Dry Orange
Mixer
Sparkling— W ithout Equal
Available All Dealer»— Bottled
license by
ROYAL SODA WORKS
Phone 2432
Hillsboro
345 E. M ain S t
H ills b o r o ’s F in e s t F o o d S to re
D e lp h ia n * Meet M onday—
D elphian society w ill meet M o n
day w ith M r.. W. C. Christensen.
f<’onlinur<l fro nt dmitp I*
local w irehouse in clu d e d a i r y
feeds, gasoline and oil O th e r Items
in clu d e c h ie fly tw o ta n ila rd lines
of farm m ach in ery, seeds a n d
b u ild in g m aterial. A
fu ll stock
of tire s i being added along w ith
a catnplete tir e
service. B a ke r
said.
A t present, pa rt o f the large
b u ild in g is occupied by th e Home
L a u n d ry , hut th is space can be
made a va ila ble to warehouse needs
at any tim e and perhaps m ay be
used at some tim e in the future .
B ake r said.
T he Farm ers' U n ion is a com
p a ra tiv e ly new org an izatio n
in
W ashington county, the firs t local
h a vin g been organized fo u r years
ago at V erb oo rt. The cou nty o r
ganization fo llo w e d in F e b ru a ry
that same year w ith m em bership
and locals increasing ra p id ly since
then
O ffic e rs o f the local co-operative
in c lu d in g J. II Jacob on o f H ills
boro, H arnld At-bischer o f S he r
wood. M. E. T o liv e r o f Gaston,
and M anager It. N. Baker, a tte n d
ed the annual t r i- la te regional
m eeting o f the P acific S u p p ly Co
oper d iv e in W alla W alla F ebru ary
20 and 21.
A cco rd in g Io Baker, the regional
reported a ve ry rap id g ro w th d u r
in g the last year M r. B ake r also
called a tte n tio n to the fact that
in D enm ark. Sweden h n d Holland,
w here the co-o pe rative m ovem ent
h is had its greatest developm ent,
effects o f the depression have been
fe lt but lig h tly . The reg io nal is op
erated fo r the purpose o f securing
large volum e contracts on com
m odities consumed by its tnem -
j bers and d is trib u tin g these com -
: m odifies to its members, he said.
PERFECTION
BAK ERY
You want the finest of nationally
know n foods— all tested, tried and
true and offered constantly, day in
and day out, at m oney saving prices
— then you w ill naturally turn to
your Safew ay Store for this concrete
assurance of consistent quality a t
greater savings to yourself.
You want accurate and courteous
service at its best— full assurance of
shopping convenience— handy store
arrangem ent, m ade possible by the
most m odern of food store equip
ment. If you are looking for daily
low prices on good foods, then there
is no question in our mind that you
w ill soon be a regular Safew ay cus
tomer.
Prices E ffective Fri., Sat., Mon
Prices E ffective Feb. 28, 29, Mar. 2
FLOUR
P ear Brand. Guaran
teed.
-f .fl
SU G A R
Purest, fine cane
49-lb. bag ....
Fresh every day during I.ent at
your grocers. Chock full of raisins,
and fruits, tasty frosting.
dozen
(C o n tin u e d fro m paste
that m ore d a irym e n use th e m ilk
scales and b u tte rfa t lest. T h is can
best be done throu gh a herd im
provem ent o r cow -te sting associa
tio n ." W ashington C o u n ty Testing
association has now been operating
as a county group since last
M arch, b u t some o f th e herds,
w h ic h have finished th e ir ye a r’s
w o rk, w e re already te stin g in the
jo in t cou nty association, w h ich has
been fu n c tio n in g fo r tw o o r three
years p rio r.
F igures on the tw o h ig h herds
show an average p ro d u ctio n per
cow o f 451 pounds o f fat, a feed
cost o f $9H. and a re tu rn above
feed cost o f $ l l i ; ’5 On the tw o
lo w herds th e re was a pro d u ctio n
o f b u tte rfa t o f 30fi pounds per
cow, a feed cost o f $83 and a re
tu rn above feed cost o f $41.75 The
high cow produced 670 pounds of
b u tte rfa t and there was a to ta l of
10 cows th a t had an average an
nual pro d u ctio n above 575 pounds
of fat. T here w ere 11 herds that
had an a v e n g e p ro d u ctio n per
cow fo r the herd o f 300 pounds of
fat o r m ore per year.
D a irym e n co m p le tin g 12 m onths
of testing December 31. 1935. were
as follow s: M rs. Tom W illia m s.
Forest G rove; D a vid lla g g and
Sons. R e ed ville: Mrs. Robertson
and Son, Forest G rove; C. B. B u
chan in, Jr., Gaston; C o n n e ll B ro s ,
H ills b o ro ; A lb e rt G reener, H ills
boro: Amos W atkins.
H illsb o ro :
J u liu s Christensen. H ills b o ro ; F ir
G rove D a iry, H illsb o ro : M o rn in g -
dew
D a iry.
H ills b o ro ; C.
E arl
S tretche r, Beaverton; E lm e r E.
G uerber, H illsb oro .
O ffic e rs o f W ashington C o un ty
D a iry Herd Im prove m en t associa
tio n are as follow s: J u liu s Ctyris-
tensen, president; C. B. Buchanan,
secretary and treasu rer: F.d F reu-
denthal. H illsb o ro , and Oscar llagg .
R oedville, directors.
Dave S eibert o f P o rtla n d has
been em ployed by Thom as Sholes
as m echanic and has alrea dy be
gun w o rk. He has been em ployed
in P o rtla n d and in the east. S ei
bert plans Io m ove his fa m ily here
as soon as possible.
BREAD
FREE
DELIVERIES DAILY
J U L IA L E E W R IG H T.
T h e 100L q u a lity bread,
sliced.
I Lb. loaf 9cI
POPPED WHEAT
A ll
re a d y
For your convenience
Phone 2171
Natural
flav
Soft
JELL W ELL cube
Quality
PERFECTION
Bread and Pastries
YOUR GROCER
Perfection in flavor
and ingredients.
VALUABLE COUPON
VALUABLE COUPON
This Coupon W orth 5e (Five Cents)
On the Purchase of 1 Pound of
This Coupon W orth 10c (Ten Cents) On the
Purchase of a 49-lb. Bag of
BLUE SEAL FLOUR a Top Q uality
Hard w heat at .....................................
A IR W A Y COFFEE at Money Back
G uarantee. Lb....................................
N O B H ILL
Coffee of unexcelled
fresh quality. 2 lbs. 1
..................................23c)
C O R N M EAL
9-lb. bag
PIN E A PP L E
Best
HEALTH
Milk
H abit!
Call us today and let
us start daily deliv
eries.
LETTUCE— Large
CALAVOS — Large
CAULIFLOWER.
69c
Sanka
Coffee th a t
permits sleep
FIR GROVE
DAIRY
Phone 4RX1
size
GRADE A
CREAMERY
BUTTER
Ask for It every
tim e you order
B U TT E R
. Washington County
Product of Highest
Q uality.
Available at All Groceries
solid
heads.
2 heads ..................
snow white
heads. Each
POTATOES — Ore
CARROTS. Cali, Oxharts
Large bunches.
Blue Plate
Quality.
Solid
For tem pting
salads. 3 for........ zialtJV
50-lb. bag ...........
<4
No. 1 « (
tins
JL t
A vK
4 O f»
LW
3 bunches ............. J
XJ
Corn
ORANGES
GRAPEFRUIT
Dressing
Del Monte. Finest
Golden Bantam.
Sunkist M ahala. So
sweet and
juicy. 3 dozen . t JU J'V
Arizona seedless. Now
at their best.
Salad Serve
Quality.
2 ":„.2 25c
FOREST GROVE
Flakes.
Apples. Pippins, C grade.
Faced and filled.
banks. U.S. No. 1 £
Grade A
M IL K and C R E A M
Dainty
- - - That are re ally FR ESH — I t is possible for you to constantly keep
a w ell balanced menu affording your entire fam ily natural health foods
at verv low cost. Safewav’s larger selection and displays w ill them
selves testify to the fact that Safeway Stores are produce experts—and
equipped to handle your every need— far more economically.
Quality.
the
Libby’s. Crushed
or Tidbits. 8-oz. tin
with. FRESH FRUITS
o W VEGETABLES
H ershey’s
let
Tall can ................
SY R U P s&
Select Eastern
Qocoa
in every bottle FIR
GROVE Milk a n d
Cream.
(
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Best Alaska Pink
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