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a
Begins Work
T r in ity I.u th e ra n C h u rch
II I," conducted in the high thou also one o f th is Irian's dls-
am i"
a i .eerelary M r
G lenn ' pa t yveck w ith flu and pleu risy.
l i re .Methi illst Church
State Capitol News Letter G iv
Publie w o rs h ip at 10:30 a. m ; ’ school a u d ito riu m th is eve ning at
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Mrs. Sue Isaacson re tu rn e d home
The d is tric t (p ia .'te rly m eeting of S tiff is president and M rs. Ida
ing the highlights of official ac
m
day
chool
and
B
ib
le
class
at
8
o'clock
The
local
pastor
w
ill
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lpIe*
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a
te
c
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ia
lly
w
elcum
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S atu rday fro m an extended t r ip
the P ortland D is tric t Free M etho- K irk w o o d , vice -preside nt
tivity at S a le m —E very week In
The cro u d Le nten service
peak on the subject. " A r t not ed to w o rsh ip w ith us.
Helen Im la y has been i l l t h is ’ w ith her re la tive s in W ashington 9:4
di .1 i liureh w il l he held from
th e Argus.
tf
M o d i 3 to H fit H w C e n tra l Free
M ethodist chu rch, I ’m Hand A »pc-
ria l feature i. an e v a n g e listic con
ven tion to be c o n d u c t'd by the
Trains Pulled Off; Officials general evm igeli tic .< ,-rc tu ry . Rev
C am pbell. The re g u la r - r r v i i I o ,
ol Railroad Visit
ttie local i h i i i d i fo r l l i i i week are
a; follow
p la y e r m e e tin g T h u i •
T IM B E R S nide r Brotberx* shln- day. 7 30 p III . Sunday school.
m ill !• m in'd iip n ¡ itn , n . M dii- HI i in ; piea eliing . 11 and 7 30 by
iln y a fte r helm : f lined down fo r Esther II T u rn e r, conference» S u n
several weeks The men w ill w o rk day school .eeietary R e vival m e e t
JOK days a week and fiv e h o u r. ings w ill begin M aieh 22 w ith Hev
a day.
and M i
W. It. B u ckle r, e v u n ^ e l-
T lie
dance given
hy H a rriet i ;t i and Inger
A ll are in v ite d .
Hayden, .lim e Townsend and l.a-
V ern K ilb u rg T h in alny evening
Baptist Church
wn w e ll attended Cam p Heehei'
T racy M uile.v, son o f D r C h u rlo :
• ' < orchestra fu rn i lied the mu M anley, m issionary to Ind ia, w ill
le.
In mg us a me. lo ua ry me age S u n
Trains Pulled
day m o rn in g at I I o'clock The.
Several tra in s were pulle d o ff you ng man was horn in O regon
Friday, Saturday, Monday and
last week because o f lack o f b lisl- hot lias spent the g c r u tir p u l l o f
Tuesday, March 6, 7, 9 and 10
liesH.
Ins life in India. The pa to r w ill
H a rry and Noel C h o w tiin g and preach at 7:30.
VVc reserve the right to
W a lte r Sol g. win» w ere em ployed
at the W estim her m ill, have re
limit, quantities.
turne d to tlte lr home at C e ntr ilia .
Wash.
M r and M rs. C a rl S p a rlm e r of
Mi
l.u e v W ilb u r has m oved to T oklu ,
Japan,
were
week-end
lie T a llm a n home, whore she w ill giiect.s of M r. m id Mrs. W
M
board d u rin g the rest of tin- school Snipes M i S|,.ii linen i the A m e r
year Mrs. W ilb u r Is an ii i. lr u i t o r ican consul, and they are i n route
at tlie Jedm urc setiiMil.
hom e from a w o rld tour. M rs
W. M cD onald ha. been tra n s W alter Lorenz of P o rtla n d was also
fe rre d to Hotoburg, w here lie w ill a v is ito r at the S nipe * home.
lie p ro in o tisl fro m nssi.-.tant tr a in
Hud Isaacson, M a rio n lla g g and
m aster to train m aster
Edw urd Jannsen wen* on am ateur
Not just another cheap coflee, hut an exceptionally good blend
Hugh Itu n d e ll was called to his program
ut
B eaverton
M onday
hom e in New berg because of tlie evening Miss lla g g played a piano
—
at Jin extremely low price. We sacrifice the profit just to con
Are always enjoyed so much more when they
d e . it t i o f an uncie. Mrs. Itu n d e ll
,olo and accom panied others on tlie
vince
you. It’s the largest selling package coffee in the entire
are
realised
under
pleasant
conditions.
Even
came a fte r h im Thursday.
program . E dw ard Jannsen w h istle d
West. Try it without fail!
if all prices were equal, our finer equipped
Meehaiueal iiffic iu ls , Hurt W ilson, a solo and duet. Hud I.aae ain acted
m aster m echanic; E. S troud, tr a in as com edian w ith a group o f boys
food store would still afford you greater
Oregon Curve Gut.
m aster; M r. W isliar, toad forem an d ri" a il a negroe*
savings in time, effort and worry, which in
o f engines, and M r. Day. muster
Choice
M issionary society m et T hursd ay
themselves are very important.
But when
e a r-b u ild e r, were here on business w ith Mr.
II. J C h u rc h le y O ld
Quality.
lbs
we
combine
for
you
not
only
low
er
prices,
Monday.
o ffice rs were re-elected except Mrs.
( ¡ n e ts o f M i
Inez I.lo y d S u n
but all the facilities of modern food re ta il
day evening were M rs M oore and
ing. we are positive yoif w ill be convinced
Oregon, full cream. Mellow ripe flavor.
daughter M a ty Pat. M r
M cP h e r
that Safeway offers you far more advantages
son. Mrs. Weber, M r. W itty. M r
that lead to greater consistent savings w ith
M oore and M r. H e ld le b rin k . a ll of
P ortla nd .
the least amount of effort on your part. Come
John Greenbo, b ro th e r-in -la w of
in and see for yourself.
M rs
W E. G ilm o re, spent the
4
BIG
DAYS
Event!
Reedvillc
AIRWAY COFFEE
w eek-end here. G reenbo was on a
business t r ip to Hunks.
Hoy C ro w d e r spent the week-end
at his home in P o rtla n d Mrs.
S chm u lin g of P ortla nd spent the
w eek-end
v is itin g
he r husband
her.- M r. S ch illin g is a Southern
P acific em ploye
Emma Leopold Is spending sev
eral days th is week ut her home
in Beaverton.
Veteran County
Clerk to Retire
(Continued frnm page 1)
MACARONI
CHEESE
FLOUR
POUND
W H Y BAKE
AT HOME
The city’s biggest value.
And it's g uaranteed..........
No. 2
Tins.
Del Monte
Sweet
DEPENDABLE
for
CDITLL Choice
Vacuum Pack
39c CViTDD
PEAS
Early Garden
± IvV-xV>V_/
The M argarine
tastes différer ■nt.
When You Can Buy Such
D rlirioaa
“ Home-Type Cakes”
at the
his c a n d id a c y ’ G raham released the
fo llo w in g statem ent:
“ C onsid ering the fact that the In
cum bent. Edw. C. Luce, has de
clin e d to la* a candid ite fo r re-
election to the o ffic e o f county
c le rk o f W ashington county, and
fe e lin g that m y legal education and
experience as a p ra c tic in g attorn ey
in W ashington cou nty p a rtic u la rly
Gold ’N Snow
q u a lifie s me to hold the o ffic e of
county cle rk. I have concluded to
sub m it m y name to the voters of
W ith that delicious orange icing
W ashington c o u n ty fo r n o m in ation
to the o ffic e o f cou nty c le rk on
the rep ub lica n ba llo t.
, “ The on ly p la tfo rm upon w h ich
I i candidate fo r the o ffic e o f cou n
ty cle rk can
' ' IS ..lie o f
Angel Food
honest, e ffic ie n t and im p a rtia l serv
ice to the people of W ashington
county. The w o rk of the c le rk ’s o f
fice Is h ig h ly technical and de
Light and tender. Made w ith
m ands a know ledge o f la w fo r its
the new A irw hip.
successful operation, and in this
respect I could best serve the peo
ple of W ashington county hy m a in
ta in in g the high standard of e f
fic ie n c y set by M r Luce d u rin g
his term s o f o ffic e "
Last week Hubert K e lly o f H ills
boro file d as a candidate fo r nom
in a tio n on the re p u b lica n ticket.
Oscar M. T a y lo r o f H azel,lale
file d S aturday fo r th e rep ub lica n
n o m in a tio n fo r cou nty com m ission
er lie w o u ld succeed James Lewis,
present com m issioner, whose term
expires th is year. T a y lo r, a re s i
dent o f W ashington c o u n ty fo r 5(1
years, was road forem an fo r 12
years, sta rtin g w itti E n g i n e e r
Charles I). Jones lie was n ca n d i
date fo r the rep ub lica n n o m in ation
in 1930 and 1931 Taylor was born
in P o rtla n d in 1R75.
L e w is has not yet made p u b lic
announcem ent, b u t it is understood
th a t he intends e n te rin g the fie ld
Keep Your
fo r re-election.
John C onnell, sh e riff, s till stands
• lo n e in the fie ld fo r s h e riff. Up
to date ru m o r has not connected
anv oth er name w ith th is office.
F ilin g s fo r the o ffic e o f d is tric t
FIR GROVE Milk will
a tto rn e y s till rem ain a blan k, a l
though G. Russell M organ is ex- ■
help! It will bring you
peeled to file .
H e n ry A t lee, w h o became Hanks I
the healthy interest in
postm aster S aturday, resigned u s '
activity th a t belongs to
stale dem ocratic com m itteem an at
the dem ocratic conclave in t h e '
youth . . . the real vigor
c li im b e r o f com m erce room s E ri- i
th at is always associat
day n ig h t. He was suceeded by
John B ern ard s o f Hoy.
Possible
ed with childhood.
candidates fo r cou nty o ffic e were J
considered.
Senator George A itk e n o f G a r
Let FIR GROVE help
den Home announced nt the dem o
you
the natural way.
c ra tic m eeting th a t be w o u ld not j
be a candidate fo r re-election.
E. L. Ross, state representative.
Is expected to file n e xt week for
state senator o n the dem ocratic
tic k e t fro m th is county. Asked
W ednesday i f the re p o rt was true.
DAIRY
Hoss said th a t he w o u ld m ake a
statem ent n e xt week.
Grade A
A n o th e r contestant in the dem o
c ra tic ra n ks is expected to be Bert
M IL K and C R E A M
Hagen, T ig a rd real estate mnn, w ho
w i ll seek the n o m in a tio n fo r coun
Phone 4RX1
t y com m issioner.
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SALT
PRUNES
lbs.
Select Oregon Italian.
CAKE
49c
Maximum quality.
j
30c
49c
world beater.
14c
P o u n d p k g . ...
BROOMS
Extra durable kitchen.
Each .............................................
UtfC
Canterbury Orange-Pekoe. One of our
There’s no need of unattractive m eals during Lent when you can
choose from the wide variety of Lenten Foods at y o u r Safeway
Store— and you save money, too!
14c
H a pp y
SA LM O N
T all
tin
V ale.
A laska.
9c
4 °S. 25C
A ssorted Sauces.
T U N A FLAKES
17c
CAKE
20c
5c
Squares for frying or
Pound
2-lb. tin
25c I You’ll
MARSHMALLOWS
agree.
49c
TEA
SA R D IN ES
13 A
Lb. tin
LENTEN
that
16c
Pound
Perfection
Bakery
30c
^2
ing. salad o r
san dw ich ...
2 N,".„ 19c
OYSTERS
No. 1
2
19c
tins
Best fo r Soup.
K IPPERED SNACKS Faor
q u ic k
lu n c h
6
25c
19c
tins
C O D F IS H Toiico
-b. pkg.
A ll
Boneless.
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes
SHORTENING
CHOICE STANDARD QUALITY
ARMOUR’S
4
'b
.
12 c,„, 95c
WHITE ( LOUD
39c 2,.„,17c
* S an itary P k g.
1 ;-lb. pkg...........
...........
23c
EGGS
Large extras. Positively guar- 9 9 / »
anteed. 2 Dozen .........................
MILK
Maximum Quality.
Tall can .............................................
i?X»
vV
CALUM ET
20c
BAKING POWDER—
Pound Can ....................
XI
YOUTH
W arm sunshine . balmy breezes, blooming flowers are all certain signs of ad
vancing Spring. So are our massive displays of Fresh, Spring Produce evidence
of the fact th a t we can solve your every “Greens” desire of the advancing sea-
son.
JELLO Fam
Fa£ ous
FIR G ROV E
O V A L T IN E w
Famous health beverage.
r p i p L ’C
ill 1 U L 3
S c h illin g 's Pepper,
and G inger.
2-oz. tin
29C
C inna m on
■
GRAPEFRUIT
Arizona seedless. So health-
ful and appetizing. Dozen
CELERY
Chulavista. Large stalks.
Crisp and tender. Each ........
ONIONS
Oregon U. S. No. 1.
f r u it flavors.
5c
mium.
C H O C O LA TE £ £ £ Premium'
14c
'--lb . bar
CREAM OF W H EA T
frie d , too.
Large pkg.
21c
BANANAS
Fancy golden ripe fruit.
lbs...........................................
CARROTS
California Oxharts, coreless , fresh
and tender.
bunches ..............................
YAMS
A
Louisiana.
* lbs....... ....................................
POTATOES
Oregon U. S. No. Is.
50-lb. bag ..................................
4 luV
Q.*» * z 1 |
4 LW
Ax» Q
d
19c
10c
15c
RUDABAGAS
A Medium size, sweet, solid.
79c
T T IY C r? Bunch of Fresh, Green, Spring PARSLEY with Every Pro- ED
FlvLiE duce Purchase. Makes a Plain Dish Appetizing.
* IK EC
iSEr
A rgus classified nds get results.
FOREST GROVE
BREAD
JULIA LEE WRIGHT—
More popular every day.
W HITE OR
WHEAT. SLICED
GRADE A
CREAMERY
BU TTER
Ask for it every
tim e you order
A
BUTTER
W ashington County
P roduct of Highest
Quality.
FREE
DELIVERY
3
TIMES
DAILY
PALMOLIVE
For a more
9c
13c
Lb. loaf
l ’/j-lb. loaf
SUGAR
W HITE KING
O
bars 14c
G ranulated
beautiful skin.
PUREST CANE.
GRANULATED .
Soap
29c
10 ,b. 47c
FREE
DELIVERY
£
P H O N E 2171
Available at All Groceries
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