Thursday, April lß, lOÍIfi
n I L L S R O R O
K in ton Board
'A R G U S ,
Conduct Special M eetings;
Program Presented
W lih on average of ¡’,7 1! per cent
foi
K t. r i „ |
K IN T O N T .u c h il
o f llic K in -
tun i Inn,| have Igned r u iili .id fu r
the com ing year. w h ich w ill he
th e ir th ird
year
M is t
Helen
Schneider Lt p n n i'ip u l m id Met.
A ud rey Vundet uio. t p rim a ry teach
er T ills year's te rm w ill lie com - ,
pleteil May 111 w ith the annual p ic
nic on the grounds P la n t arc be
in g made fur the re g u la r program
on nr near May 13
The Hu nan fa m ily
o f three
b r o il" i , w ho lucre been liv in g on
tin- p ra n k R ichard * place d u rin g
the past year or so, bought a
ranch n t over a hundred acres
m ar M o la lla and m oved d u rin g
the past week Io th e ir new home
The new occupant* on the R ic h
ard» place arc H. E C a rte r unit
V n It I1 ( ’.ii ter .1 r and „ i
y, ho
eamc from the eastern part o f the
state, and took po ....sum l i t week.
A piano was d e live red at the
chu rch llic first nt (he w o k.
M r. amt M rs August II
D .ill-
ni.'inn. M r and M is Jake Fnix,
and o th e r members o f the I t a ll-
maun fa m ily uttended a w e dd ing
a n n ive rsa ry g a thering at ttic home
o f M r. am i Mrs. N ick (¡e rig in
Salem Sunday in observance o f M r
and M rs D .ilh n a n n ’t tilth a n n iv e r
sary and M r and Mrs. G erig'n 28tli
Mi
B ertha G erlg. who v is ile I
w ith her grandparent
Mr
and
M rs D nllm ann. l i t week, return ed
to her home in Salem Thursday.
M r and Mrs Bruce G old en < Ed
na Richards) and tw o c h ild re n of
P ortland, were w eek-end guests of
Mrs G arden's parents, M r. and
Mrs H u rry A Richards
P rogram Given
A ttendance was good at the Eas
M arch. H illsboro d istrict .z-out
Madge Pomeroy
reading. M r
Roberta WiLson; piano
ami organ duet.
M a ry C a th ry n
H a ll ami M rs A u d re y V .ind ci in«»:
Fifteen ladies of the Ladles' A id
society met w ith M r. G ladys Aten,
T hursday In a ll day m eeting w ith
pot lu ck din n e r, amt a lo t o f sew
in g was aceom plislied N e xt m eet
in g w ill be w ith M i
E, L. Kicks
M ly 7
Mrs V ern on I.eachm an (M ab ie
V a n K le e k i and c h ild re n fro m Port
land w ere week-end guests of M i
l.eaehm an's m other, M rs
Louis ■ I
V anK leek.
T h re e H u rt S u n d ay
in T rip le C ar C rash
A N u it r a d lv e play o r scho ol fro c k Is P a tte ru 1421, w ith dress
and h lo o m crs to m a tch .
A v a ila b le In sizes 2 to H years,
fitze 4 re q u ire s 2% yard s o f 3 5 -ln ch fa b ric fo r dress and b loo m
ers. and % v ii rd fo r b lo o m e rs alone.
T he r ig h t s tv lln g m id d e ta ils w ill m ake even a s im p le fro c k
bo th gnv and be com ing, ns sho w n h r P a tti rn 8327.
A v a ila b le
In sties 8 to 16 years. F ire 12 re q u ire s 3 ’i y a rd s o f 39-lncb
fa b ric unit 1 *-5 ya rd s o f rib b o n fo r bows nnd belt.
T w o n d o rn h le n a rfv dresses w h ich e ve ry li t t le g ir l w ilt w a n t
nre p a tte rn s 8152 and 85 28
No 8152 Is a v a ila b le In sizes 2
ot 8 years
S ire 6 re q u ire s 1 yard s o f 39 Inch fa b ric w ith 2
y a rd ’ o f rib b o n f o r sash.
P n ttc rn 8528 1« a v a ila b le In sires
1 to G years
Size 3 re q u ire s 1 ’ (, yard s o f 35-tnch fa b ric , w ith
2 vn rd s of rib b o n fo r sa«h
T o secure a P A T T E R N nnd R T E P -IIY -N T E P S E W IN G IN -
P T I t l’C T IO N S . f ill o u t th e coupon below, being nuro to MENTION
T in : NAME Ol
T i l l s N EW SPA PER .
F A S H IO N B U R E A U . 11-13 S T E R L IN G
B R O O K L Y N . N Y.
M rs. R. W. G raf
S h u tc P .-T .A . H ead
P LA C E .
Enclneed f in d . . . . cent«.
Please send
checked be lo w , at 1 5 cents each:
me the
F a tte rn
No. 8421
S ize..................
P a tte rn
No. 8327
S iz e ...................
P a tte rn
No. 8152
S ir e ...................
P u tle rn
No. 8528
S iz e ........
p a tte rn s
Necessity o f a S um m er Round-
I U p in each paren t-tea che r group
w as the message bro u g h t by Mrs.
R
I ’ . Rasmussen to t h e S hu le
I ’.-T A m eetin g F rid a y evening
A good sized cro w d tu rn e d out to
¡b e a r Mrs. Rasmu -en. w ho is state
ch a irm a n o f the S um m er Round-
U p w o rk.
New office rs are M rs. R. W. Graf,
p resid en t; M r Peter VanLoo. vice-
president, and M iss C la ra Stream ,
secre ta ry-tre asu rer.
Mrs. Sim pson and M rs. Plery
i served.
.
M r- Peter V a n L o o took a n u m
ber o f wom en to th e co u n ty coun- j
' t i l a’ G arden Hom e Tuesday.
Name ................................................... ....................................................
Address
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Highlights in
Week's News
p* ice a ,lv 'c i te d by thro-
I a tin -A m v rlc a n countries.
April 13
1
4-11 Club News
The g irls ' • o w in g clu b o f S hute |
c h ix il held a successful food sale i
in F re d '- M a rk e t S atu rday. They
now have enough m oney in th e ir '
I tre a su ry to send one o f th e ir n u m -l
her to sum m er school at C o rva llis.
T he g ir l to get the scholarship w ill i
be chosen at the school p icn ic in '
M ay. Most of the g irls are on th e ir
econd ye a r o f sew ing c lu b w o rk
un d e r the leadership o f th e ir teach
er, Miss C la ’ a Stream .
A n u m be r o f p u p ils are also en-
‘ ro lle d in d a iry c lu b w o rk. T hey
‘ are R obert. Paul and L o rra in q
Rennells, D a vid and L u r in a H ia tt.
R obert Rennells. w h o has been
il l w ith ty p h o id fo r several months,
' lost his c lu b cow re c e n tly .
G rad u atio n D ay
G range U rges fa x
S u p p o rt for Fair
J. L. A nderson
PERFECTION
jtb
BAKERY
cÆinivcrsdry
SPECIALS
Sale
G old-N -Sno Cake
30c
,£,5 »Jg.,5
49c
C U P CAKES
the vei '■ included in the new
booklet T here also she w rite s le t R. II. M eAninch Installs
ter
and receives m any
fro m
New Confectionery Sign
friends, does a great deal o f read
M r. and M rs. R. H. M eA ninch,
ing. and creates an atm osphere of
charrn and frie n d lin e ss tha t is ap who purchased the con fection ery
preciated by those w ho v is it her " store at 322 East W ashington street
P acking o f spinach w ill start nt
the R a y-M a lin g cannery today and
asparagus w ill p ro b a b ly be started
by the last o f ne xt week.
/rrs
S tart Spinach Pack
RFAUTY SHOPPE
New Location — U p stairs— Room 1
DELTA BUILDING
Special Opening Price»
85 New Ray M aihlneless
D K M W IM
Q ,0
«5
WAVE
»3.5» O IL
Special
b .50
W AVE
Hillsboro. Oregon
Phone 1M2
April 17,
Compare the sav
ings th at Safeway
offers you not only
in this w eek’s sale
but each w eek;
consistently we of
fer you the greater
savings, and at
prices th a t are
only duplicated
elsewhere when
and where com
petitive prices are
met.
Visit Hillsboro's
finest and largest
food store and
compare the
prices, compare
the service and
you too will shop
at Safeway.
FREE DELIVERY
1
SUGAR
FREE DELIVERY
TIMES
DAILY
Phone 2171
J
4
TIMES
DAILY
Phone 2171
PURE
CANE
10
161c
MILK
COFFEE
$-4
4 £ « 1 /
JLeJL
Peanut Butter
,b. 43c
Whole milk, mild
tasty. Lb. ..........
Tableloaf. Absolutely
guarantee! 49-lb. bag
GRAPENUTS PUg...... 17c
So H ealthful and Nourishing
Mt. Vernon or M
Maximum .......... * cans
3
19c
CHOCOLATE , V-lb. cake 14c
V A N ..S A M P K
,0 ,/: ; r .
B aker's P le n ilu n i
SODA BAKING
BIKARB. Lb. pkg.
5c
21
TOMATOES 2 No. cans
19c
N ow ’s Your Chance
to Save on
A irw ay, pure
Brazilian. Lb.
The W est’s most
popular brand. 3 lbs
A p p l esauce Cake
DRINK
30c
"GREEN SPOT”
ORANGE - ADE
HOUSE DRESSES
P arkerhouse Rolls
It’s REAL JUICE from
tree-ripened fruit!
1 »4 .59
18C dozen
W H IT E K IN G
G ranulated.
l.arge pkg.
S A N IC L O R C1<q” ï “"d Bl“ chln!
S C O T T IS S U E
-j
A ngel Food Cake
or order it nt yhur favorite fountain
GOAR'S
W o m an ’s S h o p
FIR G R O V E D A IR Y
E. M. Barnes, Prop.
G rade A Alilk and Cream
Phone IRXI
*
a it)(1( « Vi a a a « >C!)fJ>( a a a it a a a a a a a a ;■ a a a a a a a a a a it a a a a a a ii.a a a. a a|
20c 30c 39c
Always Demand Perfeetlon Bread
and P astries at Your Grocers
for
N a tio n a lly know n.
C f> \ D
29c
9c
25c
13c
SC O T TOW ELS
23c
So useful and sanitary, and very economical.
C A M A Y , th e popular
bars
toilet soap .
Call 4RX1
Hillsboro
49c
SO A P
ro lls
SU PER SU D S
2 regular 10c pkg*.
15c
9c
POST
T O A S T IE S
Serve them with
sliced Peaches.
C A N D Y BARS
And at the same time
help the packer move
his big surplus.
General Foods. Regular
5c. Large assortment
and variety.
Libby’s or Del Monte.
Sliced or Halves
2
No. 2i/j
cans
27c
pkgs.
3 b .r .
15c
IO C
CALUM ET
Baking Pow der
PEACHES
Nationally Known.
Pound can
Libby’s or Del Monte
S g .9 5
17c
49c
Canned
Peaches
,2
Springbrook, Solid Pack
19c
(Limit Saturday Only)
MAXIMUM. Finest quality, smooth and eream y
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ¿„T
3 No. 2 c o n ...................................................... 29C
FARINA 7i,fBVRY's'........19c
soup
J
X
X
(Limit Saturday Only)
CHEESE
FLOUR
15C dozen
A rack of $7.95 dresses
at a special price of
98c
¡Com m on F o lk " by Mrs. Ida Kays
,t t'iiolls has been published in
•■’•lino’ N It w here M rs K ays is
1 ' ■ V liv in g T he books are being
old at Scholls and someone m ay
la te r d i them here A n a rtic le in
th e M inot D a ily News, says in
Saturday,
H o p k ln battles c ritic s o f W P A
T hree persona suffered in ju rie s
"b o o n d o g g lin g ''
Sunday in a three-sided au tom obile
April 9
G asoline
prices
advance
two
crush on G re e n v ille road near Ver-
T h ir ty to 35 per cent incren e in
boort. according to a rep ort made hog sla ug hter by Septem ber fo re cents.
R n -e v c lt reinstates G eneral Ha-
Tuesday at the s h e riff's office.
cast.
good.
•
Those in ju re d w e re John It
Steel operations fo r week ad
C o rp o ra te bonds m a in ta in steady
M .irehel o f T im b e r, hr- w ife. Isabel,
ton ", w h ile governm ent Issues are vance to highest p o in t since June,
1930.
ItJarchol suffere d a b ro ken r ib and m ixe d.
P resident Roosevelt in Jefferso n
John II W eir, n a tio n a l T ow n end
the others bruises.
The curs were d riv e n by Ed o ffic ia l, comes to take charge of day ta lk says fu rth e r cam paign fo r
V.inD ehcv. Forest (¡ro v e rou te 2. tangled clu b a ffa irs in Oregon em p lo ym e nt com ing. S h o rte r w o rk
W a lte r
V a n d crve ld e n o f Forest C lu b o ffic e fo r p o litic a l candidates week and fa ir wages possible, he
s&ys.
(¡rove , and M arch'd M are he l’s ea- In p rim a ry banned.
Gasoline prices on coast raised
was stru ck headoii w hen the o th e r
Republicans em ploy 'b ra in tru s t' two
cents.
m achines attem pted to pass.
to analyze new deal measure .
Sum of S6000 discovered in su it
Mr.- A P. Ite rk lio ltz o f B ea ver
Ita lia n re b u ffs pence m ediator, re lin in g by Io w a couple.
ton was in ju re d Sunday evening fuses to te ll M ussolini's term
Town-sendites fir e L. E. Eggcrtson
when the ear she was d riv in g , and
House tax p l^p recognize debt. as le ctu rer.
another d riv e n
by
E dw ard
W
B o rd e r fig h tin g stirs fa r east,
April II
M a rty o f P ortla nd , ro u te 2. c o llid e .1 Russian and Japanese
in
new
President o f Spain bom b target.
a h a lf m ile north o f H u be r The clashes.
T e rro ris ts s tir panic at festiva l.
B e rk h o ltz ear was parked beside
April 10
San F ranciseff h a rbo r .scene o f
the roud and p u lle d out in fro n t
Easter
bombs
k
il
l
and
w
ound
in
acute con tro versy over Grace lin e r
o f h in t as he attem p te d to pass, the
P
en
nsylvania.
M
a
il
b
ring
s
g
r
i
m
boycott. S h ip op era to rs b la c k lis t Keep it alive with a lasting
accident re p o rt file d by M a rty
union.
w ith S h e riff John C onnell, related Easter gifts.
New push fo r peace faces Ita ly | M usso lin i to d icta te peace, ready g if t— and nothing you can
Negotiation-- open in Geneva T in
to de fy w o rld powers, push arm ies give will he more fitting
day un d e r th re a t that if the y fail I on u n til su rre n d e r comes.
o th e r sanctions t o
b e d e c re e d 1 Riots feared at O regon prison. or more appreciated than
against Duet-
U n rr.-t stirs against new parole one of our attractive.
M e xico exiles Calles, taken to U. rule. P risoners at Salem reported
S. by guard in airpla ne . F o rm e r nervous pending actio n on release
H ills b o ro Grange, m eeting In a ll
W A T C H E S
president arrusted at home at m id o f ex-judge.
day session here S aturday, passed
n
ig
h
t.
M
a
jo
r
league
baseball
season
op
Prices?
They to are attrac
a re so lu tio n fa v o rin g a tax le vy of
Authoress sla in in N ew Y o rk, ens. Last year's cham pions. D e tro it
joiie !i nth o f a m ill for . u p p o rt of
tive.
May
we suggest you
body in bathtub.
T iger» and C hicago Cubs. w in.
file cou nty fa ir
T h is reso lu tion
L o ca rn o powers end R h ine ta lks
!
come
in
now
while stocks
Sanctions
clash
seems
probable.
w ill
be .subm itted to
Pomona Suprem e pence e ffo rt p ra y e r of
A n g lo -F re n ch sp lit at Geneva p re arc complete.
G range session here Wednesday.
Europe.
H e n ry Young ta lke d on Easter
T. G. Nelson, re p u b lica n can di- dicted.
K n o x holds lead ove r B ora h in
nnd ro ll-c u ll was on “ Home Reme date fo r U S. senate on T ow nsend
d ie s ” T w o candidates w e re given p la tfo rm , defies T ow nsend board. Illin o is vote.
Suprem e c o u rt valida tes pay of
lhe th ird and fo u rth degrees. N ight D o m in a tio n o f n a tio n a l triu m v ira te
JEW ELER
O regon governor. E xe cu tive held
m eeting was postponed fro m A p r il spurned. Urges O regon
dem and
211 E. Main St.
Hillsboro
e n title d to salary of $75110.
23 to A p r il 30.
c o n tro l o f ow n a ffa irs.
Local grange again plans to have
"L e t A n d y F ix Y o u r W atch"
April
15
April 11
a bo otli ut the fa ir.
P ara lysis
h its
San Francisco
IS
R u lin g voids state prison rc-
piers. D eadlock between sh ip o w n
lease system. F ehl mu.st stay un-
ers and u n io n longshorem en breaks
t i l M a rtin acts.
over G race lin e r cargo.
Dangers forecast in Europe by
Dr. W illia m D. M o ria rty , dean
L lo y d George
o f school o f m erchandising at the
State departm ent in d ire c tly w arns
U n iv e rs ity o f S outhern C a lifo rn ia ,
foreign nations "a ga inst illu s io n
blow s self and w ife up w ith hom e
U n ited States is a fra id to fig h t."
Townsend says pension plan w ill made bomb.
Salem's an nu al Blossom day set
w e athe r in q u iry .
fo r Sunday.
Easter bom b sent to m in e r k ills
L ib e rty
League cash used in
c h ild in Pennsylvania.
Texas to fig h t E. R.
April 12
Italian s .smash w ay in to Dessye.
Landon, Kansas governor, seems capture E m peror Selassie's grand
leading choice fo r re p u b lica n n o m headquarters.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
V oters o f Illin o is p ile up b ig
in atio n.
P ilo t A lm o s lin o nnd his bride , R ixiseve lt lead, K n o x beats out
m issing m ore llin h a week, found Borah.
Nebraska fo r Roosevelt. N e a rly
a liv e in Alaska.
F iv e hundred colleges said p la n tw o -th ird s o f voters show p re fe r
nin g to jo in in w a lk o u t to m ake ence fo r dem ocratic chief.
F o u r saw nut o f guardhouse at
na tio n “ peace-m inded."
GOATS and SUITS
E th io p ia masses reserves no rth . V an cou ver B arracks.
C o u n try's m orale declared high
1 9 50
I f you change y o u r address k in d
L ib e rty League raps W orks P ro
ly n o tify th e A rg u s d ire c t and nt
gress A d m in is tra tio n b ill.
tf
League of A m e ric a n nations to once.
—
$g.!(5
last fa ll fro m C. O C h u rc h ill, snd
have taken posses don recently I n
stalled u new sign. "Mae's Sweet
Shop.’’ M r. M eA n in ch announces
th a t he is going to c a rry a fu ll
con fection ery line, candies,
Ice
cream, etc.
Services S unday
for John D ooley
ter services at tin- church Sunday
Mi
speak
A n n u a l M ay Day service.
May 3. 10 3(1 a. in. Pastor H enry
S H a lle r inay be consulted any
day except M onday, between 10 a
m and noon, or by appointm ent.
at the house office, 232 N T h ird
avenue.
troops again beaded t h e
e n tire
P o rtla n d area co u n cil in the ef-
fic ic h c y ra tin g plan. T h is is tho
cro u d < on.-.icutive m onth and t h -
part:
< leventh tim e in the last year.
" A t 77. Ida Kays, brigh t-e yed,
The navy 24-foot w haleboat a l
lo tte d to the ‘'R a in b o w '’ was re ¡ li b it and w ith a k in d ly interest in
co n d itio n e d previous to th*- circus, ¡th e w o rld and its people, has p u b
w here It was placed on display, lished a b ix ik le t o f verse.
and It was launched the fo llo w in g
Mi
K ays has been In M in o t
John Dooley, 72. n a tive o f W ash-
day at the P ortla nd Y ach t clu b w ith her s o n -in -la w and daughter.
I m oorage and m o n th ly cruises w ill M r and M i
George D. Mounee. in gton county. died at t h e Dr.
Wednesday
| now be held. T he crew is le a rn in g m ice last A ugust. H er home is on S m ith hospital h e r e
j to p u ll now in p re p a ra tio n fo r tiie a w alnut ranch at H ills b <ro. Ore., m o rn in g after an ¡ lin e :' o f three
years. F uneral services w ill b -
an nu al regatta, June 5 and 6.
w h ere she has liv e d fo r 23 years.
held at 2:30 p m. Sunday at the
A p r il 25 and 2(1. a ll men en rolled | "M u ch of her life has been de- , Forest G rove U n d e rta kin g com
in the "E lem en ts o f Scoutm aster-1 voted to teaching A t 15. in O hio, pany chapel w ith Rev. F. D K e l
s h ip " tra in in g eour e last w in te r she began the teaching career w h ich logg o f Forest G rove o ffic ia tin g .
w ill jourm-v to Cam p M e ri w e th er j ended in O regon when she wa_- 71. In te rm e n t w ill be in Banks ceme
on the T illa m o o k county coast as ) It had not been continuous, how - tery.
g uc-.t. of A. I( W atzel, ch a irm a n lev ■r once th e re was a lapse o f 20
M r D ixdey was born F ebru ary
n t the P ortla nd cou ncil cam p com years bet .vei n tea chin g engage- 12. 1864. on th«- horne-tead near
m itte e to acquaint them selve w ith rnents
Banks, w here he liv e d a ll of his
the 500-acre reservation o f t h a
life His parents were the late
"C om m on V er ,e fo r C o m m o n
council to be used fo r eigh t weeks F olk" is the t it le of the co lle ctio n C u rtis and E lizabeth Dooley He is
i th is .summer Cars w ill leave H ills - of Mr.-. Ka.v's w ritin g s w h ic h nas s u rvive d by a sister. Mrs. Melissa
t boro e a rly in the afternoon. R. R I ju s t come fro m the press. The G ild e rb lo m . a n d three brothers.
Easter, d is tric t cha irm an , is in dedication is to "m y dear daug hter F ra n k and H e n ry o f Banks and
, charge of arrangem ents.
Florence (M rs. M ounee). he r frie n d s Ir v in g o f A m erican Lake. Wash.
Plan
are now being prepared and m y friends, esp ecially those
fo r the b u ild in g of an "A d iro n d a c k w ho have prom pted some o f these
P ilg rim House
I type ’ eamp sh e lte r on the d is tric t I- -rn
There is an in tro d u c tio n
A p r il 19: Chapel service o f w o r
1 cam p site on the Ire la n d tra ct by Esther T horse ll. Kansas C ity ship fo r Low Sunday. 10:30 a. m.
, n o rth of to w n . F o llo w in g the co m teacher fo r m any years, wrho liv e d Serm on on "The Road to Emmaus."
p le tio n o f th is project, several lo r fiv e years in O regon w ith M rs. G radu al: Duet. “ C h rist Is Risen.”
' similar type shelters w ill be b u ilt. Kays, and w ho w ro te th is trib u te fo r soprano and alto. A p r il 26, at
. one fo r each troop , and a su ita b le on M rs. K ay's 71st b irth d a y a n n i 4 p m., a vesper service w ill be
1 w a te r sup ply developed. W o rk w ill versary.
held under the auspices o f C h ris
I be commenced w ith in the m onth.
"In fr a il health. M rs. K ays has tia n C ouncil, w ith de dication ot
M o n th ly m ee ting o f the H illsboro had to rem ain In bed a great share tw o Japanese che rry trees. Jap
I c o u rt of h o ifo r and d is tric t com o f toe tim e since com ing to M in o t. anese consul o f P o rtla n d w i l l
m itte e w ill be held in the eour- _
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Board of re v ie w w ill commence a’
i 7 p. m and th e fo rm a l session at
' K p in A ll parents and frien ds are
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m o rn in g and a ll enjoyed the Easter ,
.sermon by tin- pastor. Rev. V ir g il
Spccce P rog ram song, piano solo.
Roberta Pom eroy and M u y C a tliry n
H a ll, p rim a ry ela. , "Easter G ifts ";
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