Thur «li-tv, Apr!, *\
H IL L S B O R O
A R C O S,
lu iio ri also provides that it be sub
m itte d to Hie O regon convention of
Hie Farm ers' U nion at M l A ngel
in M ay fo r Its support and e n
dorsem ent T lie reso lu tion wu dgn-
ed by President John Plans and
M rs. M ary L. H orner, secretary.
Kanina D rlrg a te
Kinton Granger» (o Visit
John Kam na o f Bloom ing, vice-
l.eedy Grange Wednesday president. was named to attend
the stale convention. The county
president am i secretary are dele-
Illy M r- F I. Cd«,
K IN T O N Mri Wayne VnnKleek gale. a u to m a tica lly, but us Pres-
fe ll in the yard Thursday a n d i id e n t plans Is the state vice p ic -
id e lit and w o uld not be able to
b ro k e one of lia r Ulins.
I’.i Ini
Rev. V ir g il Speece o f serve Ix illi departm ent» ut the
the K in to n Kvongelieul ch u rch in tim e of convention, it was tho u g h t
vites u ll to attend the special meet- best to send the vice -preside nt
Ini: • nt the ch u rch from A p r il 14 also.
F. Beaman o f Kansas C ity wa
to A p r il 26 Itev Speece w ill have
ruuneone fro m nut of to w n to appointed to take Hu- place o f A r-
n. list hint. Services w ill s tu rl at lln ii b e la u d on the d a iry com-
| m itte e
7:13 p. in.
M ay m eeting w'us set ns the
P rogram Sunday
• A short Raster program given at deadline fo r candidate» fo r Hie
scholarship awards It was tho u g h t
the church Sunday m o rn in g by
m em bers o f the school Kveryone advisable to ho ld the contest at
is in vite d
Preaching service at tha t tim e so the w in n e r w o uld
have u in pie tim e in w h ich Io make
Il l'i by Rev. V ir g il Speece.
preparatluns, us Hie Hummer school
To Visit l.eedy
Is Hie firs t o f June Each h a u l
K inton O range m eeting S aturday w ill »elect one candidate fo r each
T f
. w a
w e ll
atten d ed O fficers (if
one boy und one g irl, and
ys' lioll' I ¡rance held the offices uword,
fro m these candidates tw o w ill be
W aller J iu p u tli gave a ta lk on selected to attend the sum m er ses
gardening A num ber w ere present sion at C o rva llis.
from T ig a rd G i unge Next v is ita
& E53EN
Baseball leugue re p o rt showed
!
tio n w ill be next Wednesday eve teams organized at Cedar M ill,
l>ifSS£lDORP
ning. when K in to n O range w ill Kansas C ity .
B uxto n,
V erboort,
v is it l.eedy at Cedar M ills
West U n ion a n il L a u re l-S e iio lls
0LOQf<E'
A id Meets Today
F irst games w ill be played A p r il
The president o f Ladies' A id so- 19.
Clelv. Mrs E vere tt W rig h t, bus
called a special m eeting fo r to
day iT t iu id a y ) all day, w ith pot
lu ck d in n e r at the home of M rs
G ladys Aten T here w ill lie quilting
and other sew ing A ll ladies are
in v ite d .
S H ER W O O D Sherw ood G range
SAAR J Z UOW J63HPFEM
Mr
Arthur Mooney and tw o met
v t im in
S aturday w ith a large a tte n d
c h ild re n fro m P ortla nd were w e e k ance. T h ird and fo u rth degrees
end guests of Mrs M ooney's p a r were e x e m p lifie d fo r a class of
STUTTGART
ent
M r and M rs F ra n k C F lu ke fiv e M aster C S Haynes reported
FRANCE
Mi
Jackson, w ho was a guest th a t Sherwood G range is leading
\K C H L
fo r a few days last week o f tier the county in percentage of new
/* S
/
sister, M i: George II S nider, re m em bers gained thus far. T w o
STRASBOURG'
tu rn e d to her home in P ortla nd new com m ittees were appointed ,o
LUXEft-À
tile firs t o f the week
, i, l tlie li i t u r n
l ’lo g ru m < om
QßPEiBURG
BOURG
A business m eeting of the vice- m itte e consisting o f M rs Frances
presidents of the F rie n d ly Six S u n Schallenbrand, E lm e r Jones. John
day schools o f th is d is tric t has K ru g e r and G e rtru d e A lliso n ; and
fo À
been called fo r M onday evening i i '■ iiiiiitle e t o
discuss cu rre n t
at the home o f J M S tre tch e r of topic» consisting o f M rs G uyton
SWITZERLAND
Scholls. S. II Pom eroy Is vice- i , A dcttia Walling. Scott Haynes and
president o f K in to n Sunday school. Francis D onnelly. Sherwood bu si
T h e e n tire w o rld feared w a r w o u ld com e soon a fte r R e lc h s fu e h re r A d o lf H itle r , lo w e r le ft, sent N azi
•
II. E. ( . to Meet
ness men w ill again sponsor free
tro o p s gqoscstepping In to the R h in e la n d In v io la tio n o f th e T re a ty o f V e rsa ille s, w h ic h in p y t p ro
Home Economies' c lu b w ill meet 1 movie» Ibis sum m er to foster c iv ic
vid e d fo r p e rm a n e n t d e m ilita r iz a tio n o f th a t s tr ip o f G erm an t e r r it o r y a lo n g th e F re n c h ahd B e l
nt the ha ll Hits T hursd ay a fte r good w ill. F irs t show ing w ill be
gia n borders. G erm an y, In the L o ca rn o T re a ty o f 1925, agreed to respect th is clause. In a n n o u n cin g
June 4 and on each successive
noon A ll ladies in v ite d
hi» de cisio n to re m trn s riz o the R h in e area. H itle r nsse rte il -«io m u tu a l assistance pact between
Mr«. Edw ard O 'N e il i A nn e G rub- T hursd ay evening the re a fte r. z\
F ra n co and ltu » » ia hud v io la te d th e L o ca rn o pact p r io r to hi» a»‘ tlo n . F ra n ce ca lle d f o r s tro n g p u n i
lm rn ) and tw o c h ild re n o f E n te r . com m ittee consisting of Gu» Hanke,
tiv e m easures a g a in st G erninn y. N azi tro o p s are show n In th e
photo, being re vie w e d by Defense
prise arc v is itin g tier parents, M r. cha irm an ; E arl M a n sfie ld and Jake
M in is te r W e rn e r von B lo u ib e rg . P ic tu re d a t th e lo w e r r ig h t a t» (French a r tille r y m e n . T h e m ap show»
and Mrs II F G rabhorn. and Mrs. Maas, was appointed to contact
(lie
businesi
men
and
raise
the
H oy liie r ly , he r sister.
th e zone a lo n g th e h is to ric R h in e In to w h ich E'**ler gent his tro o p s.
*
necessary funds W a lte r Bowen wa:
chosen treasurer.
l engraver. He w ill leave in the near F. A
Bennett, Bob Barnes, M r.
: fu tu re , but Mrs. Olson w ill rem ain and Mrs. C. A. Sears, B e rt Sear.-.
S ix drum s and s ix bugles have
u
n
til
the
elose
of
the
local
school,
M
r.
and
M rs
W ill H aney and
been pro vid ed fo r the Sons of the
w h ich the tw o daughters are a t fa m ily . M rs. M . C um m ings. M r.
Legion as a be ginning of a corps,
tending.
and Mrs. W a lte r W rig h t and M r.
w h ich plans to prepare fo r the
B E A V E R T O N U pper grades of
West U n ion local o f the Farm ers' state legion con ven tion in Rose
M rs. Ted H o rn e cke r and son and M rs Lou W rig h t and fa m ily
U n ion heard several speakers at b u rg next sum m er. The group is th e B eaverton grade school w ill G regory of C o q u ille are v is itin g in and B ud dy and B e tty K in g .
the K
P h a ll in N o rth Pluins 1 rehearsing under the d ire c tio n of iresent fo u r one-act plays A p r il B eaverton w h ile M r. H o rne cker is
M r. and M rs. W a lte r W rig h t stay
0 in the high school a u d ito riu m
A p r il 2 Jack Hayes, d e pu ty fire C om m ander Roy Baker.
I in San Francisco fo r a m on th a t- ed at the home of M r. and M rs
M rs
LeHoy Wood wns called ' Mis» N e llie Mae Paul, w ho ha» , te n d in g the school o f in s tru c tio n G eorge W ilso n o f W atts w h ile they
m arshal, exp la in e d h o w d is tric t
u n it» fo r fir e pro te ctio n w e r e to Lew iston, Idaho. Tuesday eve- j been v is itin g fo r several weeks given by the S he ll O il com pany fo r were at T illa m o o k fishing . T hey
m
ng
to
be w ith her sister. M rs I w ith her uncle und aunt. M r. and ’ its employes. M rs H o rne cker was ■ also vis ite d th e ir d a ug hter and
form ed M r K e n d ric k and H enry
Hngg o f R e e d ville ta lke d on the Sena M cIn tyre , w ho Is c r itic a lly , Mrs. 1. 1. M eyers, left T uesday , fo rm e rly Miss M ild re d M cLeod of j fa m ily w h ile there.
fo r tier home in Roanoke. V irg in ia . | th is v ic in ity .
b u tte r code and the a g ric u ltu ra l i l l in a Le w isto n hospital.
Mrs. Leon S ills . M rs. F rancis
C h ris tia n E ndeavor society
of
m a rk e tin g act Three new m em
H arold Peterson and John Mason,
Herb, M rs. M. C um m ings and
bers were in itia te d F loyd
H all, M id d le to n w ent to P o rtla n d in a ; freahm en at L in fie ld college M c
1 Cora LaS alle w ere d in n e r p a rty
body M onday n ig h t to hear D r M in n v ille . spent spring vacation nt
C laude W illia m s and Lee Lorenz
> guests o f Mrs. B e n ja m in G crm iq u e t
Fred Jossy, A r th u r C o nn ell und Dan P oling, w ho is president of home T hey re tu rn e d to school
of B eaverton T hursd ay.
John Gates were named delegate» the In te rn a tio n a l S ociety o f C h ris Sunday.
Mrs. M a ry S titt is ill.
J/ the Farm ers' U nion convention tia n Endeavor.
State C a p ito l News L e tte r—G iv
V e rla nad H u b e rt Aebiacher are
R be lid d at M l Angel in M ay
Mrs. A. E Hanson en tertain ed
T H A T C H E R M rs. Sarah Hane? in g the h ig h lig h ts of o ffic ia l ac
out
o
f
the
L
a
u
re
l
Ridge
school,
Joe lin k e r, John Pubois and M rs
the Tuesday contract b rid g e d u o celebrated her 78th b irth d a y at the t iv it y a t Salem .—E v e ry w eek in
th e ir home being un de r q u a ra n tin e at her home Tuesday afternoon. home o f he r daughter, M rs. L o ll
F S Le m in g are alternates.
the A rgus.
tf
H onor score was held by M rs. F. W rig h t, Sunday. Present w ere Mrs.
Baseball team was rep orted o r fo r measles.
M r. and M rs. Joe S tric k le r of H Schoene.
Paul R ingle and c h ild re n of H ills
ganized and firs t p ra ctice set fo r
C. M D o w n in g re tu rn e d W ed boro. M r and Mrs. S. N. Ila n e y,
Sunday. A benefit dance w ill be Prescott were w eek-end vis ito rs of
nesday fro m Everett. Wash., where M r. and M rs G u y G ibson o f F o r
held at H e lve tia h a ll A p r il 18 to H. P. S tric k le r.
Play Sunday
he had been v is itin g his son and est Grove. M r. and M rs. Fred
d e fra y expenses
T he n e w ly organized com m u nity d a u g h te r-in -la w , M r. and M rs. Jack Haney and fa m ily , Mrs. Sarah
W illia m
II
D le rd o rff. one of
Haney. M r. and Mrs. G eorge Me
the local members, was in trix lu e e d d ra m a tic c lu b w ill present the D ow ning.
as a candidate fo r the re p u b li play "Joseph o f A rim a th e a ," East- j M r. and M rs. A. Olson o f S or C loud o f Strassel. C e cil T o w e r of
Everything in Insurance
can n o m in a tio n fo r cou nty cle rk, er Sunday n ig h t in the school gym. ren to d is tric t are m a kin g plans to H ills id e , Mrs. V ic G re ip and daug h
Phone 1701V
336 E. Washington
It w ill be the firs t appearance of move to Seattle, w here M rs. Olson te r M a rye lle n . M r. and M rs. Ted
und gave a b rie f tu lk
N ext m eeting w ill be a social the players before the general p u b has secured a position as a stam p Haney and sons W a lte r and E verett.
M em bers can in v ite th e ir frien ds lic.
T he G ir l Scouts entertain ed th e ir
to the dance. Ladies are asked
dads at a special m ee ting planned
to b rin g cake und sandwiches.
fo r th e ir benefit, last M onday night.
Mrs, VanKlcck
• Fractures Arm
aM
» RMANY
g J ? GE
Sherwood Grange
Making Growth
Beaverton Pupils
to Present Plays
Fire Protection
Topic at Union
Mrs. Sarah Haney
Observes Birthday
RUSHLOW
Tax Support for
County Fair Asked
(Continued from par« *)
1060 members o r more, goea on
reco rd as endorsing the Bone b ill
and that we ask a ll m em bers to
p u b lic ly endorse and support th is
b ill. "
Copies w ere ordered fo rw a rd e d
• 1 " Senator Bone and the O regon
rongressionnl delegation. T he reso-
Rrthany Baptist Church
A p r il 12: m orn ing . "T he Touch o f !
O m nipotence;” evening. Easter p ro
gram p u t on by the chu rch school
A t th e q u a rte rly business o f the
chu rch A p r il I the chu rch e xte n d
ed a ca ll to th e ir sup ply pastor, the
Rev. Theodore A. Leger, to become
th e ir perm anent pastor. The hours
I fo r service next Sunday are: chu rch
school, 9:45; m o rn in g service. 11;
Easter program , 8 p. m .— Theodore
I A Leger, pastor.
HAMS
the traditional dish for
Pnve Seven
H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
ed in an alarm at m id n ig h t Tues
WARD OFF SPRING I EVER
T h is is the tim e o f year when i day. L itt le damage was done.
o u r grandm others tu rn e d to the ,
standard spring to n ic o f th e ir day
"s u lp h u r and molasses" and re- |
lentle ly forced d a ily dose, upon
Mrs. M a ry W alker, em ploye at
th e ir fam ilies. T hey fir m ly be the G ilm o re hotel, is v is itin g in
lieved th a t s u lp h u r and molasses Los Angeles fo r several weeks.
w o uld r id the blood o f im p u ritie s
Claudette G ilm o re had her ton-
and thus overcom e th is sluggish
Is and adenoids rem oved S a tu r
feeling w e a ll are com ing to recog day.
W. F G ilm c re and son Claude
nize as "s p rin g fe ve r."
It seems tha t the p o p u la rity of visite d in Eugene F rida y.
s u lp h u r and molasses was due to i W alter W rig h t, who return ed
the fact th a t it re a lly d id re in fo rce , home last week from a v is it in
th e blood to som • e xte n t. It ap C a lifo rn ia , is em ployed at Cochrane.
peared to supply th e blood w ith i Mr.-.. Leona Kocnm an and Mrs.
som ething that had been la cking . : A nna W rig h t visite d in P ortla nd
at day . last week. Bette Gene
B u t tlie m odern housew ife o f to
day know s th a t these body de W righ t, w ho has been in Good
ficiencies may be supplied alm ost i Sam aritan hospital w ith typ h o id
fever, re turn ed home w ith them.
e n tire ly th ro u g h an adequate diet.
Ida K iib u rg spent S aturday and
In p la n n in g the menus fo r these Sunday in H ills b o ro v is itin g her
e a rly sp rin g days one m ust w atch daughter LaV«m e, w ho is in Jones’
p a rtic u la rly to see th a t the d ie t hospital. LaV erne is m u rh better
offers lib e ra l am ounts o f m in erals than last week.
and vitam ins. These elem ents so
M r. and M rs. George Riggle o f
essential to the developm ent and B u x to n visite d at the B. T a llm a n
health o f an in d iv id u a l protect home Sunday. Mrs. Riggle w ill re
against colds and oth er infections, m ain in T im b e r fo r several days.
prom ote g ro w th and are la rg e ly
responsible fo r the g lo w in g h e a lth y
We specialize in q u a lity com
co lo r seen occasionally, b u t t o o m e rc ia l p rin tin g .—Argus.
tf
often m ere ly coveted.
Thes? im p o rta n t elem ents a r e O M H a H H B B R S a H H M
generously sup plied in any o f the .
d a iry products— in cream, m ilk or |
TRANSPARENT
b u tte r, or in p n y of th e c o lo rfu l
fr u its and vegetables. A n d i f yo u r
ph ysicia n advises it you can in - i
crease the v ita m in content of y o u r
So thin yon ran see through
meals by serving irra d ia te d m ilk
them, yet strong and
and irra d ia te d cereals o r bread.
durable.
V ita m in s are im p o rta n t if yo u in
tend to keep w e ll and w ish to
w a rd o ff a bad a ttack o f sp rin g
fever.
L e t us suggest a n a ttra c tiv e
s p rin g menu.
Tom ato Juice
C a rro t R ing w ith Cheese Sauce
Head lettuce
F rench dressing
Ice Cream W’afers
M ilk to d r in k
T his C a rro t R ing is cram m ed
f u ll o f m inerals and vita m in s and
m ig h t easily serve as a h e a lth fu l
and w elcom e "s p rin g to n ic " fo r ,
y o u r fa m ily .
J
C a rro t R ing
2 ’-z cups cooked carrots, grated
2 eggs, w e ll beaten
1 cup w hole m ilk
ss
teaspoon sugar
1 '-2 tablespoon b u tte r
I sincerely try to make ev
*2 teaspoon salt.
ery plate natural looking,
M e lt the b u tte r in a r in g m old
comfortable and restore lost
and ru b i t w e ll up on th e sides, i
features as near as possible.
M ix the oth er in gre die nts together '
and tu rn in to bu tte re d m old. Bake
in slo w oven. 300 degrees fo r about
30 m inutes. Serve on a hot p la tte r
and f i l l the center w ith green peas.
Serve w ith cheese sauce.
DENTIST
Timber
-
SUPERIOR MARKET
Phone 651
5 Deliveries Dally
Res. Phone 321Z
for
EASTER
Breakfast or Dinner
And don't forget to call
the same number for
regular milk deliveries.
FIR GROVE
DAIRY
Grade A
MILK and CREAM
Phone 4RX1
........
Phone 3251
EGG DYES
With tablets and pic
tures. Color them for
the Kiddies.
FLOUR
We have them at the LOW
EST COMPETITIVE PRICE.
Package
49-lb. Bag
ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS
with that fixed flavor. The
best you can buy.
Strictly Fresh.
Large Extras.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
F R ID A Y A N D
SATURDAY O NLY
We have the finest and freshest Fruits and A’egetables
PRICE — Compare them!
ORANGES
RADISHES
in
town
at
the
A
Pound ..................................................... **
LEMONETTES
or
G REEN
LOWEST
Fancy Golden Ripe Fruit.
BANANAS
Dozen
ONIONS.
CELERY
hunches
W e ll
bleached.
Large stalks
Ore. U. S. No. 2.
Guaranteed cookers,
Campbell’s Soup:
BRAND
You all know Campbell’s
better coffee.
Regular
fl
Size Tins ...........................
SALT
CHIPPED BEEF
Finest Table Quality
A R M O U R 'S S T A R Q U A L IT Y
8t,15c 2
Golden West
Finest Japan and
Orange Pekoe. Black
Green,
Large
5-oz. jar
15«
CRACKERS Su ñX
ROYAL GELATIN
TEA
Half Pound
FRED’S
CREAM
KITCHEN
QUEEN
24c
We also carry a full line of Swift’« Premium
and Armour’s Star Hams
and order an extra bot
tle of delicious F IR
GROVE
PAAS
25c
12c
Call 4RX1
HAM
DE L U X E
BEEF ROAST
Hillsboro Phone 542
East Side Terminal Portland
Phone EAst 9131
Prices Effctive Friday, Saturday and Monday — April 10, 11 and 13
You can 't bu y
14c
Serving Beaverton. Aloha, Keed-
ville, Hillsboro, Cornelius and
Fur»«t Grove
Tlckup and Delivery Service at
Package Kates
WE LEAD— OTHERS FOLLOW
Second at Main Street
FREE DELIVERY
A ll Meats Inspected by
Drs. N ic o l and A lm q u is t
Sirloin and Ribs.
Daily Trips to Portland
C om m ercial Bldg.
2nd and M a in Sts.
H ills b o ro
O regon
F ire F ighters Called
A sm all fire at the G a rre tt a p a rt
m ent house on N o rth F o u rth ave n
ue. caused by d u m p in g hot ashes
out back o f the woodshed, re su lt-
ORDER YOURS TODAY!
14c
Hillsboro
H ills b o r o A u t o F r e ig h t
Bonded and Insured Carrier
Dr. P. G. Brown
Sweet, tender and tasty—our
Hams are sure to please.
BACON sLEbASON'NG
:
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and
LICENSED EMRAI.MERS
Liberal Credit
EA STER
BACK BACON Lb
Phone 953
PLATES
Fresh a n d Crisp.
1 T A VIC Gur Home Cured.
ri/AiVIO Half or whole. Lb.
Donelson & Sewell
Quick setting dessert
Assorted flavors. Pk
Golden West
Armour's
WHITE CLOUD
Shortening
This Is pure shortening,
not a compound.
Half Pound
LO OK
Pucked in
Reusable jar.
lb. Glass
Jar