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Phursday, April SO, 1920 H IL L S B O R O A R G U S, H IL L S B O R O , OREGON Page Seven M ilie i B e a v e rto n ; feet la id S peiring, p; W arren T aylo r, in g to $4.275 fo r the m on th o f Muy, 7 inches. lb . Norm an S m ith. 2b; Lester w h ich includes a d m in is tra tio n e x 220-yurd dash Is Schlegel, 3b; V ic to r La P orte, ss; K a rp tte in . pense, have been rece ive tl W ell Heavei to n . 2nd. 1.« Ma . St H e hn s; John Mr Beth. If: Jack Seabold, rn; pointed out. The fu n d is made up 3rd, Carson. T ig . ird; 4th. Jones, i A lb e i I VanDom elen. rf. C E D A R M IL L r- M rs D N C how n o f 50 percent o f fed eral money, 23 B eaverton, tune, 2 3:4. er;;" amt Eaton, shortstop fo r S h e r ; St. M ary's lin e u p : T a ylo r, c; wood. Broad ju m p 1st G «add i , T ip ird ; D a vi:. p; Keverm an, lb : Webb. 'if P ortland organized the P u rrn t- percent fro m the state and the re A t the be g in n in g o f the eig h th 2nd, H ite. T ig a rd ; 3 rd . lia v is . SI 2b; H ull, 3b. Sheet/. Reynolds. Teacher association at Cedar M ill. O fficer., elected were M r George m aind er fro m the co u n ty o ld age Inning, w ith the scores tied, H ills M ary's; 4th, Em m oin lì avorton; Sauvies Island A lso K eeps i If Kelso, m; M e r r ill, rf. pension fund. boro's team began to bear down. d i stance, I!) feet II niche M e rrill Mead, w ho was p la yin g Cote, president: M rs. I. W. H e in Cl «•an Slate in W estern Davis f ir d man to but, h it sh a rp ly I shortstop fo r Banks at the firs t rich , vice -preside nt; Mrs. Helen dash 1st, K a i p -te in , 441).yard to rig id but was out at second Roosevelt to W in I pa rt of the game, sprained h i s Johnson, secretary-treasurer. Beaverton: 2nd. .fu nor B eaverton; W *«l«*rn .Sun»«*« M r. and Mrs. John W alters are l an kle and was unable to p la y the n>. «• Team s Remain in Un when G addis made a q u ick re co v F ra n k H arper, W estfield , N. J , 3rd, T a y lo r, St. M a ry ' 4th. H ull. W I. p.f W L e ry and a nice th ro w S ha ttu ck spending several days in Pomeroy, newspaperm an, rest of the game. w h o w ith »Mrs. I lly L u V e rn a A lia n itr" lk i i ’o r r u l i I odd T w i n O a k « 1 1 Si Helens, tim e. 54:4. d efeated Class Wash., w ith relatives. then pounded the next p itc h to b »00 N P la in « Harper i.s on a to u r o f the conn- Scappooso high school's I r u c k Shadley, St H e l- H a lf-m ill* 1st. H m u v h I a 2 >íH¡ Sf-aiipiHiH« single H e in ric h was safe on an teum w a lked aw ay w itli the firs t L. B, Sutton has re tu rn e d fro m try . called on the A rg u s Tuesday, .3 rd. V .H ., i n o r and Hanna w o rked llu ik in s honors at the in v ita tio n a l meet eus, 2nd. Siebel Scuppis ln « lrrn S o n *1*1 th e hospital, w h ere he was con- A lth o u g h a rep ub lica n. H a rpe r ra id Kappel, Fore t ( i n 4th, Stains fo r a w a lk, f illin g the base. Cornelius,» Banks and Sauvies W I, P u ll fined fo r several days w ith pr.eu- th a t he had found Roosevelt strong w I. | ’.-t held here S aturday on tiie local Scappoose: tim e 2:16:4. l|Q l bom * • • l u., I I ftoo m onia j p o litic a lly eve ry place th a t he Island nines rem ained in the tin - W ith one out and the bases fu ll, high school fie ld , w ith Beaverton ' 0 I ooo N i a I h i - '» Z .0 0 0 220 lo w nurnles 1st, Dungey, E velyn W alters spent the w e ek- had been and was c o n fid e n t th a t defeated ela-.s in the W estern Sun- Joos w ent In to pinch h it I o r high school as its closest c o m p e ti tV||. IO.. U h o | OOO o Z .0 0 0 S< appou.a . 2nd. D udley. Scappoose. < nd at the state C h ristia n En- he w o uld be re-elected. He said | set loop fo r the second Sunday's C o un ty newspaperm en fro m The Scappoose fie ld I I I so o i,« r I I oo ih 0 2 «ooo Perdue. S huttuek s lid home fo r a to r for llie lead. 3rd, Boyd, Forest G rove, 4th, pi 1 . (hat the streng then in g o f the ba nk- I H illsb o ro , Forest G rove.B eaverton deavor convention at Eugene. 1111*0»‘ .«■■» ".Smoke E a te n " come .emu as Joo« la id do w n a bunt and men. led by Dunge.V w ith 25 point ,, W heeler, Beaverton; tim e, 28:05. M r. and Mrs. La ster D avis and | situ a tio n , alone, was enough C o rne liu s hung up its second and Sherwood were taken th ro u g h , mi tliv lung end uf 3 to I seme beat the th ro w to fir s t to give look a to ta l o f 47 po in ts to th e ir ! S hotput 1st, Emm ori . Beaverton; v ic to ry in a close 3 to 2 contest the J u lia Lee W rig h t ba ke ry and tw in daughters Jean and Joan of to ju s tify his re-election. H a rp e r cre d it, w h ile Em m ons o f Beaver- i-i Sherwood S iin ila v III tile h c c - H ills b o ro the loud. ig u a rd ; 3rd. Ion, w itli 14, led tiis com panions 2nd, Gaddi. Gaddis. T Iig 3rd, Dungey, w ith N o rth Plains. Bunks drubbed I the Edw ards Dependable Coffee Salem spent Sunday at the home found business co n d itio n s g re a tly 01) I g a n ie o f th e Eastern Sunset W ith the bases s till fu ll und one im p ro ve d eve ry place. M ai y s; Scappoose 14 to 6. plant in P ortla nd F rid a y and were o f M r and Mrs. Sam W alters. l« lu ’iie • on T h is name wus the out, Donahoe forced H e in ric h out to u 31' . total T ig a rd am i St Scappoo.se. 4th, Stassen. S Sauvies I.-land showed cham pion- luncheon guests o f the Safew ay Helen ; hig h si lioiils l i e , I foi th il I 1,1 43 feet I ', m cie fir tin tjie Sherwood g ro un d* for at home on a g ro un der to the place, each w ith 23 points Fore t ! Belay 1st, Scappoo ,e; 2nd, F o r- i ship fo rm in b la n k in g V ernonia organization a, noon T h e ba kery H e season. Husky. on the m ound catcher, mid H oag scored Hanna 4th ’ 12 to 0. W atkins and M axm e yer is said to be the newest and most fo r the lo r ds w h iffe d 15 <>|i|iostng on un e rro r by Sherw ood and Bosky G rove was a close fo u rth w ith 20 ' ’ G rove; 3rd, St. Helen . Corwin H ardware fo r the islanders l e t V ern on ia i m odern in the U n ited States, H ttri The game nun ko the ser- ¡truck out. en ding the in n in g w ith points, w h ile St. M ary's and H ill..- ! H illsb o ro ; tim e, 1:40 6 The b a kery b u ild in g its e lf covers boro tra ile d behind, St. M ary's ' Ja ve lin Jst. Eaton, 'lig a rd ; 2nd. dow n w ith fo u r scattered hits. M d straig ht w in fo r M alinger B ill H ills b o ro in the lead 3 to I. D udley, 'I vin Oaks team of F arm in gton , h a lf a block, w ith an inside flo o r ha vin g won fiv e und H ills b o ro 4 1 j j ^ '^ 'k e y , Si ippoo e 3r Jci"?* mid hi . teiiiiiinuten | In the eigh th In n in g Rosky s tru c k points. Heaver- w h ich took G lenw ood's place in area of 40 000 square feet. A ll w a lls (Continued from p«ve 1) I Scappoose; 4th, B u llo ck Prise W inner I.ast Week out th re e men and pulle d h im W illa m e tte m a intained u clean ton, distance, 147 feet II inches. the W estern loop, p u t V e rb o o rt are "d a y lig h te d " w ith w indo w s lie f com m ittee. Investigations are D e ta ile d results fo llo w : Longest T ro u t C aught by self out of a tig h t spot in the In <tHte by no m g out New berg in u dow n in to th e 500 class, com ing p e rm ittin g a m axim um o f lig h t expected to begin at once and 100-yurd d u s h — 1st, Emmons, W. F. C L A R K . H ills b o ro ■ B id tough) eonti I. 4 to 3. Aloha nin g by s trik in g out Eaton when B ra ve r,o n ; second, la-uch. Forest out ahead on a 7 to 6 score. and sunshine o flood the opera- aw ard s w ill be made as soon as 17 15/16-inch T ro u t «1 i o kept h i the w in colum n by l Sherw ood hud ru n n e rs on firs t G rove; 3rd, N e xt Sunday's games: N o rth tions. In te rio r is finishe d in spot- enough applications are in shape Dungey, Scappoose, ■ n <}i u p p in g G ul d e n l l e i n e 12 t i t 7, in d m ■ aid bn .,' v. iiti tw o do ■ P la iru at Sauvies Island; Scappoose! less w h ite throughout, in order to to w a rra n t a m eeting o f the com W atch th is space fo r the 4th. Carson. T iga rd; tim e, 10:1. A lo liu batters blogged out H tiltn, C h uck Hoag, th e o th e r h u lf of the at V e rb o o rt; T w in Oaks at Banks, preserve the atmosphere o f san i m ittee, W e il pointed out. Pole v a u lt 1st, Sim m ons, Forest w eek’s D e rb y w in n e r. ot e m ore ih iin the losers. T u u lu tin H ills b o ro b u tte ry, played a fin e G rove: 2nd Dungey, Scappoose; V ernonia at C ornelius. ta tio n and cleanliness, so nc:es- O ld age assistance funds am ount- b o h te il its percental«* to the 5(H) game, c o n tin u a lly outguessing the 3rd. W ojuhn, H illsb o ro : 4th, H aneff, K H E sary to a bakery. In the b u ild in g H ills b o ro s o ftb a ll league w ill op- rt f te g B u r k by s la y in g O renco 17 to 1. | opposing batters and m a kin g Bosky St Helens; height, 11 fee,. I en the season on the union high T V w «rb i n « * o O arrangem ent are included clean, ak» 7 11 2 1 ve ry e ffe c tiv e b y c u llin g the rig h t N e xt Sunday'« Game« 120-yurd hig h hu rdles 1st. D u n I and ju n io r high diam onds th is eve- K P o r t e r , I«. J u n i « and M Jam« . roo m y lo cke r and shower rooms pitch. Htu,i$f(*l a n d S i m i l o r i . i ntng (T h u rsd a y, The rules com- fo r the use o f employes. gey. Scappoose: 2nd. S im n w n i £ H ills b o ro w ill play W illu in e tte H ills b o ro faces an othe r tough Forest G rove R H E T h e m ore than $200.000 w o rth o f 3rd. M ille r. Fores, ' m itte c includes O. Phelps c h a ir- ■e re Sunday, b rin g in g tw o o f the C 'o rn e liu N :i 7 4 b a kery equipm ent is a ll o f the D udley, Seappouse. man: R alph K re itz and Bay D illo n . N o r t h P l a i n « th re e undefeated team- teams In to action ! "‘ ul ^ " f^ i l " ( u1« ! G rove. 4th, 2 S V tim e, 18:02 I " P lln k " H a rr is president o f the ’ a g a in s t o n e a n o th e r Sherw ood goes clash w ith the fust W illa m e tte team Buhnow a m i D e a v i l l e ; I . u n d s l i d tlsrely. v e ry latest and s c ie n tific design. Last year the H ills b o ro team de- R tt E A ll th e im provem ents k n o w n to ■ to N ew berg, A lo liu to O renco und Diseu. 1st, Dungey. Scnppoo.re; league and N e il Stangel. . ■ cretary. H a n k a GRADE A ' feated W illa m e tte 7 to 4 und 3 to 2, 1« I'J (I the b a kery in d u s try have been in - Schedule fo llo w s: ¡ T u a la tin to G arden Home. 2nd, Emmons Beaverton: 3rd. Ma- K<*ap|MMN»e ■ the second gumc being a ve ry tig h t « i l « ; corporated. m aking fo r the m a xi- A p r il 30: Ire la n d vs N a tion al Helen 4th. M ille r, St E . Jt* n « e n a n d S t o r e y ; G . r v n n a n t , a . The firs t three in n in g s o f the p itc h in g game. In 1034, W illa m son, St j n , .ffjcient operation. distane« 107 feet, 10 mehe I G uard; Huy M ann vs. P erfe ction T e n n a n t u n d L o n g . ■ H illsb o ro -S h e rw o o d game w e r e ette was cham pion of the league Helen B ake ry; Royal Soda vs. A rgu s; The W rig h t b a kery is open to R H E eurrleiiM, H a rkin g of Sherw ood re- and has unother good team th is M ile 1st. Stains, Scuppoo#»«*; 2nd, I Safeway vs Cady M o to i. 12 17 U ¡ vis ito rs e ve ry day o f the week, e x S a n v ie« I n la n d ............................ ' tir in g the firs t efght H llls lio ro b a t year. E ith e r K o lle rin e ie r o r Bud Shudley, St Helen«; 3rd. Schnabel, U 4 M ay 7: Ire la n d vs. P erfection; V e r n o n i a cept Saturday, fro m 10 a. m. to 1 W a tk in a , M a x rn e y e r and N a v a lin a k i ters. fiv e uf them by the s trlk e - Swope w i ll p itc h fo r W illa m e tte «Scappoose; 4th, Beterson, T ig a rd ; . Bay M ann vs A rgu s, Royal Sod i p m.. and M anager C ra w fo rd w ill K < /b e rt« n n a n d Davi*«, C url««»n. M 'lit route K iw ky, H illsb o ro , was against e ith e r Dun F ord or Rosky tim e, 4:54. I vs. Cady M otor; S a f e w a y vs. be happy to. welcom e anyone and h it once In the fu s t throe in nin gs fo r H illsb o ro . H igh ju m p 1st. H a m ilto n St. | ! Guards. show them th ro u g h the bakery. und stru ck out fiv e men A s k fo r i t eve ry F ord has not yet been seen in Helena; 2nd. Gaddis. T ig a rd ; 3rd May 14: Ire la n d vs. A rg u : Ray In the fo u rth , Donahue doubh-d, action th is year us he was la te In and 4th tied, Abts, H illsb o ro , and M ann vs. Cad.v M otor; Royal Soda tim e yo u ord er L a u re l Farm ers' U n ion baseball , advanced to th ir d on Houg's In g e ttin g his arm in shape, b u t is vs G uards; Safeway vs. P e rfe c team defeated B uxto n at L a u re l fie ld out. and scored the firs t run expected to be reudy to s ta rt in in 18 in n in g s w h ile at the same tio n BUTTER Sunday 4 to 3. B aker and P e rry on Bosky's single th ro u g h J o h n a week o r two. Ford is possessed tim e the team has not been able \ W ashington C o un ty May 21: Ire la n d vs. Cady M otor; proved heavy h itte rs fo r La ure l, J u n io r high p u p ils w h o won son at second Sherw ood ra llie d w ith Rood speed, hus a fust curve, to collect b u , three runs in each Ray M ann vs. G uards: H ;> u l Soda places in the cou nty tra c k p re and Blazer, pitching, stru ck out 19 w ith a sin g le by Elcskes. w h o und funs are prom ised a surp rise of the tw o games. vs. P erfe ction; Safeway vs. A rgus. P ro d u ct o f H ighest lim in a rie s at Forest G rove S a tu r men. B atteries were. B u xto n : Car- scored when W estfall d ro ve n w hen he cuts loose in his firs t M ay 28: Ire la n d vs. Ruy M ann; Q u a lity. Games are called p ro m p tly a, Royal Soda vs S afe w ay; G uards day were Ire n e D a rn e ll. V io la i stens and S tic k lin ; L a u re l: Blazer single past Hanna In rig h t fie ld game Bean, E d ith Sahnow, Zelda W eintz, and Stout. llo s k y then re tire d the ne xt tw o T iie game Sunday w ith W illa m 2:30 p. m, in the new b a ll p a rk j P e rfe ctio n ; A rgu s Cady F ern W eintz, E velyn G errish , C a r- --------------------- ------ M eters to pre ven t fu rth e r scoring ette is expected to be a c ru c ia l eust of the c ity a u d ito riu m . M otor. olene K a lk w a rf, B eita M ay R ic k - O LD newspapers fo r sale, 10 cents in that fram e Available at All Groceries June 4: Ire la n d vs. Royal SodiV one fo r tiie locals. N e ith e r teum i8 tf ; « . AH H li E ' bundle.—Argus. The fifth , s ix th and seventh In has ye t been defeated. W illa m e tte l l l l l a b o r u — Ray M ann vs. S afew ay; G uards vs. etts, A lic e P irie . E ve lyn Patton. I i n n r ic h , 3 b 0 0 0 Robert O gilbee, S te rlin g N aught. nings also were scoreless, being has defeated G arden Home 7 to 5 I Hanna, rl 1 0 1 A rgus; P erfe ction vs. Cady M otor. Bud E slinger. Fred W yatt, A h ira featured by s te lla r p itc h in g on and N uw berg 4 to 3 in u ve ry | gortlue. If M 0 Jun e 11: Ire la n d vs. S afew ay; both sides and b r illia n t in fo Id tig h t game. So ta r H ills b o ro has I ,h n a h<*e. l b 1 0 Ray M ann vs. Royal Soda; G uards Tsugawa, James A llis o n , J im m ie 0 0 vs. Cady M o to r; P e rfe ctio n vs. A r - Peppard, B illie Z ie g le r and B ud w o rk by S h a ttu ck. Duvls. Donahoe a good defensive rocord. h a vin g lioutr, e i , p 1 0 Hines. and H e in ric h o f the "Sm oke E u l o n ly one ru n scored against them ! O H u k lM . cf 0 0 <ua. The eig h th grade class ap p re H u v ia , 2b 1 0 ciates the co-operation o f those S h a ttu c k , 1 0 H ills b o ro m erchants w h o have o f • J - * .. If fered to p ro vid e samples fo r th e T«'till 25 3 5 1 ca rn iva l. M ay 15. I t is hoped th a t IN O E P IN D E N T L V O W N E D others w i ll also assist th e school • IlM ite d f u r I ’e r d u u in Mth. ..................................W H 'ar-r."""' in th is w ay. S h er w ood— AH K K E B A N K S — Banks T u a la tin v a lle y A N D HOW ! • Cur»<»n, r f 5 <1 2 b Helen S eybert. 3A. has m oved WE LEAD— OTHERS FOLLOW I G(ld<iÌB, r f ft 0 (» 0 league won a v ic to ry ove r V e r- to P ortla nd . ' Eaton, •« 5 0 2 0 noniu Sunday 7 to 0. The batteries FREE DELIVERY Second at Main Street Phone 3251 I Vu«a. 31» 1 3 fo r Banks was S tou te nb erg and C oslett’s Feature: O r e /h in o , lb 1 < • T u rk . Those fo r V e rn on ia w e re H«**k«4R, c 0 0 Reicbeck and T u rp le . T h is game Prices E ffective Friday, Saturday and M onday, May 1, 2 and 4 W e s t f a l l , If 1 <» Your Favorite Gasoline. J o h riB o n . 2 b 0 0 was played on the Banks hig h K u r k i n « , i» 2 U school diam ond. The loud speak Your Favorite Oil. er from th e Forest G rove th e a tre I 'nl Rt» 1 H ills b o ro bow lers entered in th e was used. The Forest G r o v e Complete Greasing. N o rth w e st b o w lin g to u rn a m e n t, band was th e re also. K K F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y O N L Y begin c o m p e titio n Sunday M r. and M rs. Fred W o lfo rd and w ill N e w ,» e rif 3 7 2 o rn in g at 10:30 at the P o rtla n d All Accessories. W il l a m e t te I ••' ! c h ild re n V ern on and J u a n ita and m H. S m i t h a n d V e M a l ; K o l l a t n a i a r un«l M r. and M rs. E li G rin d le were alleys The H ills b o ro team is one so lid PO UND J o h n H iin . guests at a tu rk e y d in n e r p a rty ,°.f 170 . t n‘ e r^ Dfr o ‘,n a11 P?rU ° f And the Best Service R H E j the n o rth w e st P ae ific coast. S olid, bleached heads. Sunday at the home o t M r and i (iiin lt n l i u n t a 7 13 10 in T ow n! M em bers o f the local team in PO U N D » A b .h u 12 14 4 M rs. B e rt G rin d le near M c M in n clude H erm an Rehse, Joe Coe, W il J. S m i t h un<l l ’a tte rM » n . P u i m l a r , L . v ille . lia m G oetter, H a llie Ire la n d and S m ith a n d H e b e r Fancv q u a lity , Newtons. A ll hand Letters Awarded H H E G ordon Corey. In th e doubles the sorted. B O X _______________ __ G reen and w h ite "B s " were g iv 1 S 12 m em bers w ill be paired as fo l F l r i t and Randlnc* In d rp rm lrn t Dealer* Ilillftboro T u a la tin 17 10 2 en to the fo llo w in g ba sketba ll p la y low s: Rehse and Ire la n d ; Coe and , H e i te r , H r u o k a a n d H e i t e r . G r a n t . M un* ers nt an assem bly in the grade G oetter; C orey and C laud Ccok. L a i;u è u n t i H a n - m e r le . school: V e rn o n W o lio rd , B illy Kess T H IN S K IN N E D . V E R Y SW EET. ler, Dale E b e rly, K eizo Shigeno, K iy a s h i K a w a m a to and James Cas on. Eaters” Keep Clean Slate 'S m o k e mamette to Come Sunday Cornelius and Banks in Lead Sea ppoose Ta kes Invitational Meet Here on Saturday P.-T. A . O rganized at C edar Mills C ounty N ew spaper Folk View Bakery B t A ged of C ounty G et Assistance Aw ards Softball Leaguers in G aines T o n ig h t ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■» F is h D e r b y ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 4°.‘h FOREST GROVE CREAM ERY BUTTER H illsboro S tudents Take M eet Places m flR H G T Valley Leaguers at Banks V ictorious S E R V IC E im« H illsboro Bowlers E n ter T o u rn a m e n t Fresh Fruits and Vegetables T O M A T O E S Fa"% quality' smooth' red 9 CABBAGE A A DDI r r L C t-’C J C O S L E T T ’S S U P E R S E R V IC E J U IC E O R A N G E S Invitational Meet at Pacific “U ” on May 2 Price« ■ V -i a> ■' - THERE’S Effective NO F ri., Sal., MARKETS ,. ; INSURE PURITY OF’ YOUR FOOD Mun.. May 1. 2, 4 1938 .. BETTER M " n " A 19c M A Y O N N A IS E ‘S . Fo',d' 27c TOM ATO SOUP A Red Dart Sugar «5 peas, 2’s WE G U A R A N T E E _____________________ R E A L ___T H E «■ cana $50.000 H E A D L IN E H U N T M A G IC W A S H IN G 29c 2 cans 7c fresh, krisp . ASPARAGUS ran 15c) T IS S U E W A LD O R F . T IS S U E SCOT. 19c 9c 23c 19c 10c COFFEE Columbia Best DOG 8. ro lls S o ft its old linen. FOOD O o v n rn m o n t I n s p e c t e d a n d P a a a o d D e p a r tm e n t o f A g r i c u l t u r e by BEEF and MUTTON C IG A R E T T E S ' ¡ ^ Sf AJ pkgx. B U LL D U R H A M 3 O Q vV /» «U 10c cans 55c Pkg- 19c M AT S lVI2“k 1 C H I F LO B Diamond LVE STA Brand R 1 boxes dUtfV HAMS Our Home Cured H alf or W hole. Lb. 25c 24c BACK BA CO N ,,, 9c CAI 7c P IC N IC S Lb......................... 19c 17c B A C O N SQ U A R E S Lb 24c B O IL IN G BEEF ,.b. ............... 10c PORK C H O P S Lb L A R D COMPOUND 19c 3 lbs. 25c FRED’S SUPERIOR MA KET Phone 651 (V e n e tia n JL«/V ¡E E HT Free Running. Plain or Iodised. 2.|b. pkg. 1 Am our’s Star Quality Crown Brand, Self Rising 10 -lb. bag 43c 5 Deliveries D ally Res. Phone 321Z tic k e t, A. M. Jynnsen, Rt. 1, B eaverton) - No. 1 Quality. 2 CHEESE •te. .................... 50c Ju st th e size bag fo r w a rm e r w eather. Assorted F lours, etc. 2?.„.....19c S A L T and PEPPER SHAKERS E xtra heavy w h ite 2-oz. pepper in each shaker. SET glass. 19c QiZ#» -pound Re-usable Jar ..................... d ad v^ e 2L*T.„,..............25c FISHER'S 29c PEA N U T BUTTER TOM ATOES CLABBER GIRL Double Acting SPECIALS — P IG S F E E T Packed with Puree. B A K IN G POW DER 17c S A L M O N Ä lr f L “'"" rH,NOOK PA N C A K E FLO U R A ll Meats Inspected by Drs. Nicol and Alniquist M A N K IN D X " Ä ’°SDo « 24-oz. pkg. 25-oz. « -lb . box Made by the Blind School. ro lls 3 lbs. Large 33c 25c 10c PUin or Ha|ted COFFÊE ' and C A T 15c Superior Brand BROOM S M a n k in d U. lb». CD APVFRÇ IO IU M B Í a / ^ Lb. 2 3 c Economy C offee. Lb 17c 2 pkg. tops and 10c le i’s you in the Baseball Game at P ortla nd . Kellogg's, ............ SCOT TOWELS Handy Roll LIFEB U O Y ____ 2 bar» 13c C O R N E D BEEF x.'2",z17c W H E A T IE S 2 pu„ 19C 2- lb. G lass Jar Finest of Meats at the Lowest of Cost G RAPEFRUIT PO W D ER C O R N FLA K ES 55c Goldettes. bag rolls 29c 12 for 5c ................ 19c R IN S O (Carton $1.13) T O IL E T T IS S U E MEAT Van Cam p’s, small Can M A Y ON N A I S E T U N A White 8tar' 1 i ’s. ENTER 'T H E can» 9 '' 2 Quick or Slow 1- lb. 10c Q U A L IT Y O C A L IF O R N IA W H IT E S H A F T N E R S P U R E L A R D .‘„ ¿ » S See Ad Page 3, Section 1 PODS G lass Jar 27c cans 2 U , ’s H A L V E S OR S L IC E D It's n o w to the Argu». In co u n ty $1.50 a y e a r 85c. T h re e m onth» 5t m onths 35 cents. tf 15c lbs. W E L L -F IL L E D 15c New Potatoes R O LLED O A T S 24 Tt SW EET. T E N D E R Rockwood’s or M other’s l-Ib. can ■ peaches K ID D IE S S ubscribe W astungton S ix m onths cents. T w o B A N K S —Banks h ig h school base b a ll n in e lost to St. M a ry's on the St. M a ry's diam ond F rid a y. 15 to 13. Banks lin e u p was as fo llo w s: Raym ond D ie ric k x . c; D on- N E W PEA S PURE C O C O A PLACE’ TU N A FLAKES Ideal. Can .............. . PE A S F o u rte e n th an nu al P a c ific u n i v e rs ity hig h school tra c k m eet w ill be held on S aturday, M ay 2. One hundred and fiv e hig h schools have been in v ite d to p a rtic ip a te fro m boti) W ashington and Oregon. The P o rtla n d hig h schools are not in cluded. Last yea r 27 schools sent 300 athletes. St. M ary ’s T eam Beats Banks N ine 3d««« 5c 2 ic 69c 29c Swiss. Pimento. Briek, A m er k i n , Limburger, 15c 3c ' j-lb . pkg. C L E A N S E R * S rMO*'“ Saves Labor. A bags Handy 2-lb. Bags FLOURS and CEREALS L 25c Corn Meal. Farina. Panrake Flour. Cracked Wheat TREE TEA ORANGE PEKOE OYSTERS F ine fo r Soups o r Stews Double Site tins w-ib,...33c 65c 27c l-lb . . GREEN 25c 49c CLAM S K . C. B , M inced. 2 No. % Uns 19c