T h u r winy, A pril RO, 1936
H IL L S B O R O
A RO US
H IL L S B O R O ,
O R E G O N
P a g e T h re e
~r
National Music Week A tte n d
"Announced, May 3 - 9
T e a c h e rs
C o n fe re n c e
Home Economics
Demonstrations
Project to End
11 i l l s b o r o
G ra n d O ffic e r
H o n o r G u est
H o m e C onstruction
S tarts G reen M t.
over anxious about a n yth in g , but saw son q u it the fn.st one and be
! by pra yer and earnest pleading. come engaged to m a rry u fin e
| together w ith th a n ksg ivin g , let you r
request
be
u n rese rvedly
m ad'' C h ristia n g ir l I c re d it It a ll to
know n in the presence o f God. p ra yer "
G EORGE N T A Y L O R .
I And then the peace o f God w h ich Beaverton,
I transcend» a ll our powers o f thought
1 w ill be a garrison to guard you r
hearts and m inds In unison w ith
C h rist Jesus.” - P h i l , 4:C-7 (W ey-
: m outh).
A nd w ho can be f r u it f u l In
p ra ye r" T hat m an there He has
given God a q u it-c la im deed to
him self and his a ll
W hatever
! rem ains o f his life here on earth,
a ll given over. His a b ilities, treas
ures, plans a ll surrendered E very
sin confessed: e ve ry w o rry and
burden tu rn e d over to the L o rd :
this i. to A B ID E . " I f ye A B ID E
in Me and M y words abide in you.
ye sha ll ask w hat ye vzill, and it
sh a ll be done u n to y o u ."—John
15:7.
N ow hear an old-fashioned mo
th e r—“ O u r son had a g ir l frie n d
w h o d ra n k and whose people serv
ed liq u o r in the home. Son began
to d rin k . He is at w o rk, earns good
m oney and, at his age, I could o n ly
pray. God heard and answered. I
Thi
b u l l i annual educational
M O U N T A 1 N D A L E — M r»
Lord
(B y M r - I R g tru b b )
corifei nee held at M on in o u tb Sat-
H ollenbeck ...i
ho t c
M onday
urd ay M
attended by v ir tu a lly
G REEN M O U N T A IN O. J M c
a ftern oon fo r a p a lly in ho no r of
a ll o f II
H ill boro grade a bool
M ahan has m oved fro m the Genzer
Mr
Ella Hopei of G ia n t . Pa i.
teaehei s
N a tio n a l M u ic Week w ill be
Home Economics exten. Ion u n its The afternoon wa . pent in p la y B roth ers place to a te m p o ra ry
d a ta
A dd er' •» were given by leading I of W ashington cou nty w ill com - in g ' 5(X) ' M r
H e n ry C yp h e r had house on his fa rm w here he is
<>b i i vi il from M .iy 3 to M iiy 9, In- O thers present w ere M i
James M a th ie - b u ild in g a stone bouse.
C h arle y educator' Of t i l l ’
eat," some o f plete th e ir pro je ct on econom y high .«.core and M i
i lu. i . !•, and M i
W alter P i-n tu li lh a ic li .mu s ir am! Mi
am i M i
whom wen- S la le S u p erinten den t b u yin g w ith the la I demon itra tio n sen i i ood Mrs. Roper received a
Mrs. E a rl Genzer, w ith baby D o n
o f S.di h i . tu te t c ha irm an of Mu ic P o ll o f I'm tim id , M r
Week li.i i again requested M ia V Sherm an N e ibe rge r of T ig a rd . M i.. C A H ow ard. C A Klee, s u p e rin 1 to he on b u y in g hosiery fo r the gue ' prize Gues’ , w e ie M r Em na. is spending a few days In
I
’lllv
e
r
and
tom
c
h
ild
re
n
o
f
Beav
ma
M<
K
in
n
e
y,
M
i
Fred
G
ordon
tendent
of
P
o
rtla
n
d
school
P
rof
Washougal.
Wa h . at the bedside
W. G u id m i tu un iio iiu cc the ob-
e n tire fa m ily T he meeting: have
Edw ard M o ye r o f H ills of her litt le sister, Cleone K nepper,
H S H a iliin and th le e D a nie l M M e n d e lo w itz from S tan been w e ll attended and the women and M i
.•' i v.nice o f (lie week 111 llilb .liu r o erton. M i
A r th u r B ishop o f C o r w ho is i l l w ith pneum onia in a
M ic ic Week begins a n n u a lly on • ch ild re n and the M i e.s Je ie and fo rd u n iv c i ity S ta ll' S u p e rin te n d are kee nly interested, according to boro, M i
the fu s t Sunday m M ay und i . i ob- K u lli A m u I.owe o f llc e d v ille , the ent V ici lin g K< i ey o f Sacram en M iss Blanche E i'I , w o rth , cou nty nelius, and Me dame , H e n ry C y p h ho spita l there
C h risten er. A K Rey
Frances and C a rl T e lle r have
le r v e il In m ore Ilia n 21)00 cities M l . . c i V iola and June Westeotl. to, C a l, and .1 M K niseley, .su home de m onstration agent. The er. And
Card', and liur.scsduc game, were pe rin te nde nt o f Seattle J u n io r high dem onstrations s ta rt at 10:30 w ith nold
R ichard S andford. W illia m been v e ry sick w ith measles but
m id tow ns In the nation.
school i
The
H ills b o ro
teachers pot lu ck lu nch at noon S inging, Joos. A E W ilils , Earl H ollenbeck. are im p ro v in g . F orrest K ir k also
A ll churches, c ivic, und service played th ro u g h o u t the day.
Mathie.,en. the ho no r guest, has measles.
u n ite in th a n k in g the board m em re cre a tio n and a busirie m eeting Jane
organization-. are urged to s ire ., M ay F e stiva l I’ lunned—
bers of d is tric t No 7 fo r fu rn is h together w ith the rest of the d e m M i i Roper, and the hostess.
M iss R uth B ailey spent the w e e k
m u sic und have program s to ob-
Ito ya l
Neighbors w ill have a in g fle e tia n : po rta l ion. thu s en onstration. make up the aftern oon
M:
Roper is grand sen io r of end w ith frie n d s at M onm outh.
.‘.c iv e the week I in- slog,in for
Ernest H unger o f H a yw ard spent
iy
Fe .tiv u l W ednesday n ig h t, a b lin g them to attend the c o n fe r program The m eeting is then f i n P y th ia n S istei . o f O regon, and was
M i i i . ic W eek t ill year i "S tre n g th - M
ished by 3:30, w h ich a llow s p le n ty a hou e guest of M rs H ollenbeck. several days at the F. P. B a ile y
e ll O u r M usical H e. o i l i e r .
F. pe M ay (I. fo llo w in g the lodge ses ence.
home
last week.
sion,
w
ith
an
open
m
eeting
ac
o f lim e fo r the women to be home
d a l a tte n tio n w ill be given d u r
cording to plans made at a card I M r and M rs A J W hlddon en- I when the c h ild re n re tu rn fro m Visits Congress—
in g the week to A m e rica n music.
p a lly held F rid a y a ftern oon at th e ; te rta in e d at supper S unday eve , school.
SON QUITS DRINK
"T h e tim e has now come," says I ome of M i
Mi
C E W ells w rite s fro m
II
H
S tannard.
The schedule o f E xtension u n it
W hen w e pra y the w in d o w s of
D a vid S urnoff. ilia i i m an u t the E ig ht tables were in p lay at the n in g M r. and M rs H a ro ld E llio t
W ashington, D. C
o f date A p r il
m
eetings
d
u
rin
g
M
ay
is
us
fo
llo
w
s:
and daug hter C a rolyn . M i. > M ay
21, saying in pa rt “ V isite d congress heaven are opened and blessings
N a tio n a l M usic Week cum m ittee, ¡.arty, w ith M rs IL l i F rost r e
Tuesday, M ay 5. Cedar M ill. 10:30,
" fo r the friend., of music to do c e ivin g hig h .c o le and M r;. O Jackutnsen and Mc.s Itu th A n d e r I grange h a ll; Wednesday. M ay G, today Trie W h ite House has can- w in g th e ir w ay dow n to m ake
son, a ll o f P ortla nd .
celled a ll social engagements on i 05 rtc h . A n d to m ake m any an-
mole than merely keep alive thcM C o .lc tt J r. second.
Ito y, 10:30, Moore's store; T h u rs
o f o u r mu. leal ussets w h ich had
M r and M rs. W L S ta rk w ill day, M ay 7, W allace d is tric t. 10:30, account o f the death o f M r. Howe. ' ° ln e r ric h too, as we ho ld th e ir
1 k ■' threatened .... ,ti, extint lion I A tte n d lt . ill y —
leave F rid a y fo r three weeks' v a M rs. C. N N elson’» home, F rid a y, M ore people and cars here to the 1 names before the God of a il
di),' to the depn sum We m u d
Q u iti a delegation fro m the lo- cation t r ip east They are tr a v e l M ay 8. L a ure l, 10:30. C o m m u n ity 'square fo o t’ tha n any place I ; grace. F o r "C a ll unto me, and “ S h a rp Stom ach P ains
answ er thee, and show thee
place them on a .olid foundation cal C h ris tia n chu rch attended the in g on the S tre a m lin e tra in to i clu b; Tuesday, M ay 12, Sherwood, th in k o f " Mr;;. W ells is a tte n d in g
U pset My W hole System ”
fu r p ro pe r g ro w th anil we must n o rth w e st d is tric t “ 99" d in n e r and Chicago, 111., and w ill go fu rth e r 10:30, Olsen b u ild in g . T hursday, th e D. A R con ven tion in W a ;h - , W cat and m ig h ty thing«, tha t thou
W illiam H. (B ill)
Says E. Hentges: " I trie d a $1
Ington, and M r. W ells is ju s t "see- know est not." Jerem iah 33:3.
prom ote am ong the p u b lic in each ra lly M onday eve ning at th e C h ris east.
b o ttle (3 weeks' treatm e nt) o f Dr.
M ay 14, N o rth Plains, 10:30, school
. a...
i r r-u
in g th in g s." T hey w ill re tu rn over r
p rY Wa acL a s j E m il’s A d 11a
la T
co m m u n ity a fu ll reco gn ition of tia n T em ple chu rch in P o rtla n d
T ablets
ablets under
unde: yo u r
Joh n L a u rs spent the week-end
th e ir v a lu e "
F il l Hanson Fife. m in i, tei of B ell
r\,i
° meun kingdom . Fo. guarantee,
guarantee. N ow the pains are gone
(it
Pe
E
ll,
Wash
and
took
h
i
s
,
i
C*od
ru
le
th
over
a
ll
the
ends
of
th
e
-
-
-
'
lo gliain, Wash , fo u n d e r of the "99"
W ashington cou nty home econ- H onored on B irth d a y —
earth. O ut in the M ountains o f the and I eat a n y th in g ."— K ra m ie n 's
men's classes, w as the c h ie f speak fa th e r-in -la w to Tacom a fo r m e d i-
P alm D ru g Store.—A d v.
C a n d id a te fo r
I
cal
tre
a
tm
e
n
t
Mrs.
Laurs.
w
h
o
omlcs
com
m
ittee
w
ith
M
rs.
D
e
lla
In
ce
le
b
ra
tio
n
of
h
e
r
b
irth
d
a
y
I
Moon in A fric a a seller of Bibles
er.
has been at his bedside fo r some : M . Cyphers, chairm an, w ill m eet a n n ive rsa ry. M rs. Dora Nelson was and tracts and portions quickens
I tim e, w ill rem a in there fo r several at 2:30 M onday to com plete plans guest o f ho no r S a tu rd a y n ig h t at j his pace and opens his m ou th to |
Artisans to M eet—
R epublican N om ination
SAXTON
LO O N EY
fo r H om em akers' day to be held a sm all d in n e r p a rty given by Mrs. speak wondrous things. S ure ly so—
W ashington
C o u n ty
Assem bly weeks longer.
P roducers o f Q u a lity
U nited A rtisa n s w ill hold m eet
M r. and Mrs. H a rry R u tq u is t of M ay 28 The m eeting w ill be held Em m a M c K in n e y . T he evening was F o r here at th e home-base you
SA N D a n d G RA V EL
ing . on tin firs t and th ir d M ondays P o rtla n d were w eek-end guests ut I at th e co u n ty agent's office, a c - j spent in p la y in g cards at the home : were pra yin g . "A n d i t sh a ll come
of each m o n th in th e old grange M r. and Mrs. T G. Brorileew ee . 1 co rd in g to . M iss B lanche E ic k - o f M rs. H e n rie tta M organ.
to pass, th a t before th e y c a ll I
P la n t located 4 m iles n o rth of
P rim a rie s M ay 15
h a ll in H ills b o ro T he ne xt m eet The men -pent the week end at 1 w o rt >• co u n ty home dem onstration Past C h iefs Meet—
w ill answer, and w h ile th e y are ye t
Forest G rove on Gales Creek.
speaking I w ill hear." Isaiah 65:24
F a rm e r - V e te ra n
j aMen‘ -
Phone
1G09R
Poppy poster . were judged F r i ing w ill be held M a y 4 L ib e rty C am p M e riw e th e r.
M rs. H. R. E m m o tt and M rs. , A re you burdened?—"D o not be
assembly o f P o rtla n d w ill be guests
day o,.,11,II,,: ,,, II,,.
‘ H. B Jones and M is * D o ro th y I M i„ L e n o re P u tnam was hostess Fred S ew ell w ill e n te rta in the
by the p o ,te r eo m inittee o f tho that eve ning and w ill put on in i t i Jones of Aberdeen. Wash , were 18 u n d a y to lh re e ff)rrn er frie n d .s in Past C h iefs' c lu b T h u rsd a y n ig h t.
H ills b o ro un it, A m e rica n Legion ato ry w o rk.
guests several days last week o C G ,adgtone w here the Putnarns w cre M a y 7, at th e home o f M rs. E m
A u x ilia r y . Me,dam es A. II Busch, F orm er Itrsldents V isit—
th e ir sister, M rs. N ye B ris to l, and m in iste rs before com
ing to H ills - m ott.
com ing
th e W H O L E
Jake W eil and W I. Batchelder.
Vernon Olson of San Francisco. fa m ily .
boro. T h e y w ere Miss Joy S m ith,
Joyce K e llin g to n received f i r s t C 'a l, one o f the fir s t fo u r high
F A M I L Y takes
M
r.
and
M
rs
James
G
ilm
o
re
of
M
r
and
M
rs.
H.
C.
V
on
Behren
student
at
P
a
cific
u
n
iv
e
rs
ity
,
o
f
prize fo r the seventh gtade, and school boys to e n list fo r service in
turns using this
M ary E llen M o rriso n was aw arded tile w o rld w ar, was a H ills b o ro v is B a ke r C ity a rriv e d T h u rsd a y fo r Camas, Wash., Iv e r B erg ren and o f Balem spent tw o days last w eek
fu s t prize in the s ix th grude Both ito r F rid a y , lo o k in g up frien ds j an in d e fin ite v is it w ith th e ir son Ronald C o rb e tt o f Gladstone. O th e r w ith h e r daughter. M rs. R. L . P u t
a ll p u rp o se skin
arc
tudt n t ■ a! the J u n io r He was accom panied by his sister, ' and d a u g h te r-in -la w , M r. and Mrs. v is ito rs at the P utnam home S u n nam , and fa m ily . M rs. P utn am
day were M r. and M rs. H u b e rt spent several days last w eek w ith
h ig h school. The prize w in n e rs w ill w ho conducted a m illin e r y s to r e ) Roy G ilm o re.
lo tio n .
h e r re la tiv e s in Salem and h e r
M rs A M. C a rlile and M rs E d ith B irtc h e t o f P ortla nd .
be guest., o f the A u x ilia r y at Its here at th a t tim e.
S te w a rt attended a m eeting F rid a y
m eeting T ile la y evening. M ay 5,
M r. and M rs. D ale S ig le r and parents b ro u g h t h e r home.
5 0 c R ik e r ’»
o f M a ry Logan T ent, D. U . V., in I fa m ily w ere w eek-end guests of
w h en the prizes w ill he presented A ttends C onference—
P
ortla
nd
.
his
m
other.
M
rs.
L
u
c
y
S
ig
le
r,
and
James H. F orsythe, cou nty de pu ty ,
S ubscribe no w to th e A rgu s. In
Jr? m In a d q u a r t e it o be entered fo r granges of W ashington county. ) M iss D o ro th y Havens
w a s a o th e r re la tive s. T hey came out to W ashington co u n ty $1.50 a year.
atten
d
th
e
M
usic
T
o
u
rn
a
m
e
n
t
at
attended
a
tw
o
-d
a
y
session
o
f
the
|
w eek-end guest o f her sister. Mrs. '
In the state contest, and the other
S ix m onths 85c. T h re e m onth» 50
posters w ill be e x h ib ite d in the w estern O regon cou nty deputies Paul Jones, and fa m ily at M c M in n - ' M arsh h a ll. P a cific u n iv e rs ity Miss cents. T w o m onths 35 cents.
Ô2 f o r
tf
D
o
ro
th
y
S
ig
le
r
was
one
o
f
the
con-
I
conference
in
Eugene
M
unday
and
.
v
lllc
.
A rgu s w in d o w w ith in a fe w weeks
testants
and
tie
d
lo
r
th
ir
d
p
rize
in
M rs G e rtru d e Ide was in charge Tuesday.
M rs N G Johnson and her w e e k -
of tin- contest in the school.
I end guest. Mrs. I. E. P utnam , of the h ig h voice d ivisio n .
M ove to M ilto n —
M A C o ving ton and fa m ily w ill M u ltn o m a h attended the teachers'
We specialize in q u a lity corn
Returns from T rip —
move the f li • of M ay to M ilto n , conference at M on m ou th S aturday.
of
m
e
re ia i p rin tin g .—A rgus.
il
where
M
r.
C
o
v
in
g
to
n
,
is
connected
M r and Mrs. W B Boscow were
E rnest M e in c l re tu rn e d S a tu r
j
fo
r k e e p in g
w
ith
the
cannery
lie
was
w
ith
the
guests
last
week
o
f
his
parents
in
day fro m over tw o m onths' tr ip
R a y -M u lin g cannery fo r a n u m Pendleton and o f her parents at j
iis a nnsss boy aboard Hie S S
m uscles fit
M a y 10
W alla W alla, Wash.
T exan, the second largest fre ig h t ber of years as treasu rer.
A R E YOU T H IR S T Y ?
Y our M o th e r w ill a p
.ship In service on the U n ited States C ircle T hree M i r ts —
M rs J W B ree dlove o f B e llin g - |
50c
coast. He sailed fro m P o rtla n d
ham. Wash . Is v is itin g he r b ro th e r '
p
re
c ia te a p o r tr a it th is
I)o
you
w
a
n
t
a
C irc le T h re . o f the M ethodist
south th ro u g h the Panama canul
and s is te r-in -la w , M r
and Mrs.
y e a r — in f a c t t h e r e ’s
to Boston und New Y o rk then Ladies' A id w ill meet F rid a y eve R alph Ramey, th is week
re fre s h in g d rin k ?
CETJHESE AND M ANY OTHER ONE CENT SALE BARGAINS
ba ck again to San Franci.-co, Cal., ning at H o'clock at the home of
n o th in g t h a t w ill p lease
W allace Baer o f W oonsocket, S
Mrs.
Ben
Faber,
230
N
F
irs
t
ave
n
fro m w here he re tu rn e d home by
h e r m ore.
I)., is v is itin g ms b ro th e r, Ross
ue.
SAY
p in t
fo r
bus.
Baer, in H ills b o ro th is week
Operated
fu
r
M
astoid—
C a ll f o r a n a p p o in tm e n t
Son Arrives—
H ills b o ro G range w ill m eet to
S tu a rt Richardson, sm all son of n ig h t (T h u rsd a y)
In th e n e w
M rs H a rve y H u ff has received
to d a y .
w o rd of the b irth o f a son. A p r il M r. und M rs C. T Richardson, was G range hall.
O N L Y ... W h lli t h i y / « ( ^ O N L Y . . . W hil»
t o i l ^ - O N L Y . . . W hi!»
ta it
111. to her son and d a u g h te r-in -la w . operated on fo r m astoid T hursd ay
A. V in c e n t and M rs. F red V in - |
at
M r and M rs. E d w a rd Olsen, o f ut St. V in cen t's hospital in P o rt cent o f A m ity w ere Sunday guests
STATXW
r» «UM •
land.
He
is
convalescing
n
ice
ly.
H a m ilto n . New Y o rk The litt le son
o f M r. and M rs. H . R. C h an tler.
O « SaM » a Caarawiar
i. |i ' i . been named M a rv in E llio tt.
Daughters of U n io n V eterans w ill
H
O lsen Is w e ll k n o w n here,
M r and Mrs. John R om ig and meet M onday evening at the V e te r
C M VtLO FU
ere he s |a n t Ills boyhood days Miss M arg are t Domes o f near A m ans' h a ll.
109 S. 2nd
H ills b o ro
d graduated fro m the h ig h sch o o l it y v is ite d M r. and M rs. M . M.
Janice C ordova o f P o rtla n d spent
V IL L U M
STATIOMBRY
R om ig Sunday.
Mrs. Bennett Honored—
the w eek-end w ith W in ifre d W ile y.
M rs. E lm e r E B en n e tt was g iv
REXALL REM EDIES ■ PURETEST PRODUCTS |
T O IL E T G O O D S
en a b irth d a y surprise p a rty W ed zSÍ)
nesday evening, A p r il 22. Present
$1.00 Agarex, 16 oz.
25c A spirin Tabs.,
25c Stag Powder fo r
Were M r . i
and Mi dames Hay
2 fo r $1.01
24 s
2 fo r 26c
Men
2 fo r 26c
Bennett, I. H T u rn e r and O. E.
50c Analgesic Balm
25c Castor O il
2 fo r 26c
Pow ell of P ortla nd . H E. T u rn e r
35c Brushless Shaving
2 fo r S ic $1.00 Cod Liver O il Tabs.,
If M c M in n v ille . C M P ow ell, Mrs.
25c Cherry Bark Cough
UO's
2 fo r $1.0!
Cream
2 fo r 36c
> W H a n kin s and M r. and Mrs.
Syrup
2 fo r 26c 25c Epsom Salt
2 fo r 26c
50c
Jasmine
Face
Bennett.
50c Eyelo, 8 oz.
2 fo r Sic $1.00 H a lib ut L iv e r O il
Powder
Caps..50's 2 fo r »L01
40c Gypsy Cream 2 fo r4 1 e
li Veterans* Hospital—
50c Laxative Salt 2 fo r 51c 75c M in eral O il,
50c Shav. Lotion
W illia m Long o f C o rn e liu s was
$1.00 M elo-M alt 2 fo r $1.01
16 oz.
2 fo r 76c
lik e n to the U. S. V eterans’ hos-
2 fo r 26c 50c Cocoanut O il
50c Vapure
2 fo r 51c 25e Tine. Iodine
litu l in P o rtla n d the last o f the
Shampoo
H O S P IT A L
C A N D Y
Seek fo r an u p p e n d icitis opera-
25c Sanitary Napkins
ton.
S T A T IO N E R Y
W rapped Caramels,
2 fo r 26c
’ aper Carriers Entertained—
1 lb.
2 fo r 36c 25c Readymade Bandage
50c Pound Paper or
M ilk Choc. Bar.
lb.
2 fo r 26c
W B Bosrow, O regonian agent,
Envelopes
2 fo r 51c
2 fo r 20c 25c Z. O. Adhesive Pl.
m te rta in e d the O regonian carriers
Asst. 5c Choc. Bars 2 fo r 6c
I* x 5 y d s .
2 fo r 26c 25c Medford Pap. 2 fo r 26c
It a d in n e r Sunday ut the Im -
»crinl Cafe and a th e a tre p a rty at
Y GAAOCS
h e V enetian.
DOUBLE-STRENGTH MOUTH WASH
Works Faster T H A N O M f A A N TRAIN
guards againsc ferm *
.
II. E. C lu b to M eet—
Brings speedy relief from pain
ierps brcalb meet
T he Home Economics c lu b o f the
M i 31 S o lu tio n 2,or
Illsb o ro G range w ill meet T hurs-
M a y 7, at the home of Mrs.
PINT regularly 4 9 c
100 * rc^uUrly 49c
aeorge Easterday, East L in c o ln
DIERDORFF
Misses Kellington
and Morrison Win
in Poster Contest
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Mr. Westcott Honored—
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wood ro u te 4 was hostess fo r a
surprise b irth d a y p a rty Sunday.
ALL W E E K SPE C IA L
O P E N IN G
DAY
ONLY
RUBBER
39c Rubber Gloves
2 fo r 40e
»1.26 W ater Bottle or Ftn.
Syringe 2 fo r »1.26
19c Ladies’ & Men's
Combs
2 fo r 20c
ALL W E E K SPE C IA L
Theatrical
lb t»j 7$c
COLO CREAM 2 i < » 7 6 c
Big Ben Jellies
Table Lamp Special
10c
89c
Lb.
Cream and Gum M ix!
Lb.
10c
19« Permedge
Puutut- COD LIVER OIL
PINT regularly $ 1 .0 0
S till a v ita l fa cto r
in the da ily diet
j f the "o u in s."
Pkj of 5
RAZOR BLADES 2 for 20c
50c Purelest Milk
of Magnesia 2
2 for
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for
51 C
25« ^ s a tt Milk of Magnesia
TOOTH PASTE 2 io < 2 6 c
P H A R M A C E U T IC A L
OVER
150
M ORE
B A R G A IN S L IS T E D
IN
50c G. E. Sodium
Phosphate 2 fo r 51e
OUR
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coupon
3 tu b a s o f
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ref. $1.17 ya I ua
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5c
The
M EN ’S SH O P
H ow e & W ells, P ro p .
207 E. M ain St., P h o n e 1412
$ 1 .0 0
and
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and
H illsboro, O reg o n
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t o o t h paste
cleans teeth
all over How
it whitens!
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