T h u r'day. May 21, 192.0
H ï L L S B O fl O
ARGUS,
TUL E R B O R O ,
elrlale w itli fiv e graduates, K a tie I
and Joe S antoro and F rank Set-
n ik i-r of Ito i'da)«‘. R u th M ille r and
O n ila f le s h lie r of Hazeldale A d - ,
dn- s was given by Haul H a th -i-o n I
o l Ib lls b o ro . in vo ca tio n and ben«- i
I b*i1 sinen collet led 22 hil.s o ff P itc h
d ictio n by l( H H o ly ol Heaver- |
er H u ll
ton. clu ... lu ito r y by Jo< Santoro. ,
( > II i « t
I ’.» lei n Sun et ijüine . ne
O fficers;
i la . prophecy by
R uth M ille r, P.-T. A. Install*
foi Sunday: W illa m e tte ut Sin i •
rl.e. re p o rte r by One,a Hesterlee.
• wood. ( » n iin i al GI. id e n Nome,
Nighl
Play
Tuesday
class w ill by F rank S e ln ik c r. tw o
. A lo h a at T u a la tin
Mint’s by the E w ar trip le t:, of A lo
T ram Standing
N O R TH P L A IN S A n n u a l eighth
ba, accordion num bers by Earl
It II K
“Sin ok e-Enter»” Go to N. • w S I i . t w . hm I
Dcorbaugn of fie a v c ito u . and the grade eomm«:ncement exerci «•.< w ill
4 u 4 Twin
Oak»,
Scappoose
and
I I i i u I m I in
pi c s e iita tio ii of diplom as by C la r be given al the N o rth P la in K I ’
:i 7 :»
L«>rg N«-xt Sunday
' il
«I l**l«M*k«'r'
K< hr« in«*r utid
h a ll M m d .iy
E veryb od y in v ite tl
Sauvies Inland Win
ence W idki r
I I : .........
M r and M rs Ed Ero’ -.-chle and
A tte n d s G rand Lodge
Il I
c
h
ild
re
n
Barbara
Jean arid Edw ard
K a a trrn H mnh «*!
M rs Hazel M ille r le ft M onday Io
• llllllll
W rM rrn Huiotrl
W I, • •«■»
W t. pet 1 H ill .bun.
W
I.
I*«
i
W L PH. attend the grand lodge con ven tion J r o f La C»-ntert Wash . .pent Sun
>1. II .1. .
I n l noo N rw lœ rir
I
It. ..I
III Hinzu . Konk y Mini It*.
i >>rn«*lhi<«
1 <» I ooo V«-rhi, .ri
day vi ilin g M i F roesrh le ' m other.
o f Odd Fi Dow and Keb< sab
V .......
I I
-.’.o lu *. lu Ht,
T w in Oukj« '■ I 7ftb N '»h P la in *
1 •'! ?.»o
in g held in Roseburg th is week M r: . J (.' Eroe chle, and sister.
» I n i \vi..o|
I I
. .'I <J»«r llottta*
Il | " " " I A h ha
SuiiviaM I -I I 750 S« Mpp.HiH«.
I
C. If K e lle y. Mrs. J
C.
A - bw
2 ’ M“» (>r?n. .
0 | ‘ “ “ W iliu m
a delegate from M i
2 2 .&00 V«*ri«oniu
>i I .000 M i ■ M ille r is
12 12 I I Sunk-
Froeschle returned home w ith them
all h. lU ll. W i h • >■?» m ul It« l.vr . K o li-
llills ln ii'o “ Sm oke E ate r*” behind
Cm m in is i lia lk r d up its fo u rth Hi uvi-rton lodge.
n r m ul John
M r am i M rs. A l Jelde rks end fo r a v is it
th e • moke hu ll
p itc h in g of Ted
straig ht v ic to ry in the W estern
K II
T he H enry Bros Cireu3 gave one
Ito ky. defeated the O reneo slug- N.« w h r rie
Sunset league Sunday to continue fa m ily sp< ut Sunday at G'.-rvt.is perform ance in N o rth Plains W ed
Pl ?2
l»v .i ii . i e of o to i keep C m il.i. II h ip
4 I I
at tile head of the league proces- v is itin g relatives.
nesday evening, w h ich was w e ll
P a rty S aturday Evening
S in iih it ol V. a ttl .
u m l l>mml**r
|n < H ill boro in the undefeated
im i V e ih u o it gave (lie
AH It >1
Rosedale O il'l. s - 4 II clu b are g iv attended
•i< la
w h ich they now e n jo y by II I I I ib >>«* r «»-
hoys J te a l .scare. how ever, by
I
h
h
.
n
.
h
.
;h
1
1
1
We t Uninn has« b a ll team lost to
1 hem cj Ve-i.
staging a n in th -in n in g ra lly that in g a card p a rty at tiie it . edale L a u re l 20 to 11 Sunday afternoon
Ih 'likt, «
:i 2 I
.'.i-liool
house
ne
xt
S
atu
rday
eve
Ito. ky overcam e an e a rly streak I m i . :h
2 2 1
netted fo u r ru n ., b u t th is did nut
on the N o rth P lain diam ond.
J« f fh t In n in g w ildness and settled Poimh))«*. Ih
¡I « 2
m atch up to tin pre vio us scoring n in g Play w ill start at 8:30.
O ffice rs Installed
4 il (I
n to p in i i ne b a ll II-- a llo w td K' r.-n -rn . If
by Corn« bus F ilia l scop' w a , C o r
:i
i
it
Last m eeting of the season o f
tiu tlu ik , ««
Ite th a riy B ap tist ( h u r r li
oh
» hit la n d
tru c k
out It H
ne
liu
s
7,
V
e
rb
o
o
rt
4.
J....«, <f
M orn ing , 9:46, church school; 11. the P arent-Teacher a -ociation was
(Hook . the you ng ste r p itc h e r for l l . m k . r f
Scappoose outslugged V e rn o n ia to
held T hursday at the school house.
tw enco pitched a fin e game but N<»"ky. i»
w in 12 to 10. Sauvies Island put m o rn in g chu rch service The pastor F o llo w in g o ffice rs were installed:
iF* H ill hu io bi»> bunched then • Z v liflv r, .i
across three tun s in the eig h th to w ill preach a M em o rial sermon M rs Duane C ham b erla in, president;
made ev« i v h in g le count
w h ip Hanks 5 to 2 A home ru n by ta k in g fo r hi.s te x t Isa 2:4. Evening. M rs Hazel W ied ew i, eh. vice -pres
T u ts i
Jahn
Donahoe, H illsb o ro 's firs t • t u t u i t fo r .
M adden in the fo u rth in n in g w ith 7:15. young people's service H, Ve.s- id e n t; M r. W H W ienicke. secre
per service T h is service w ill be
[ h u tin a n , got tw o bits in three l l r m r o —
A lt It If 1 tw o men on bases resulted in a
the Gospel Team ta ry . and M rs Tom S tigum . treas
It ip "
up and dro ve in fo u r runs to G u r fh l.l. r f
4 to 2 w in fo r T w in O aks over conducted by
of the W estern B a p tist Theological urer M rs. E ffie Jackson was the
ca p tu re in d iv id u a l b a ttin g honors Hmo«*l, 2h
N o rth P lains
in s ta llin g o ffice r.
T m v Mi< key Davis and Chuck M rw h o ff. r f
N ext Sunday's W estern Sunset sem inary o f P o rtla n d Wednesday,
M r. and Mrs. James H Davis.
r a ffo r il,
Hu ig ab o c unm t ied fo r b it . in the I. Ih M H<
game» are as fo llo w s V ern on ia at 8 p. r n , m id -w e e k service fo r M r. and Mrs. A r th u r Davis P a tric k
lkl. i>
U
ible
stud
y
and
prayer.
A
cordial
I pinche ; to d riv e in the o th e r tw o l i l i - , i f
N o rth P la in s; C o rn e liu s a t Sauvies
D avis and son Ronnie. M argaret
[ru n s . The H ills b o ro in fie ld . Dona- i h « c im I u « mh
Island; V e rb o o rt at Hanks, a n d in v ita tio n is extended to a ll by the Davis, attended a pot lu c k d in n e r
chu
rch
and
its
pastor
Theodore
A.
• hoe. Davi*. .Shattuck and H e in ric h ■
Scappoose at T w in Oaks.
p a rty Sunday at the home of M r.
o
I.eger, pastor.
playe d a ir tig h t ba ll and the one A S c ru ffo rd , Ih
T he scores:
and Mrs. Joseph R e ifen rath o f P a t
ru n scored was dm* to a m isjudged
i H
T.’lnl
S3 1 f>
ton V a lle y, ho n o rin g F
F
La-
Methodist Episcopal Church
4
V?rkv«>ri
Ml I in k «'lit b y K in k y , H; Hook
I . I.n
ll ip e d riv e by H ill J o in in center
< '< r iH 'liii’
7
«ill h a ll «.ff K .^ k y , I . ItoukM. 4 . hit
C h urch school. 9:45. C. C. Weber, H aie on his e ig h ty -s ix th b irth d a y .
I ( i f hl.
M iss H ila C orne liu s and M i
I. J u i i m i i , S J Mil ' rn. H«»rl«*r Mh«l
l h u ll, Oonako?
»t«drn ha « . H.
general superintendent. Mrs. W. T.
*I’he H ills b o ro te.’irn received a p r o i'i b . h v Home.
; Sukn«»w uml l>«-u ville .
Pavia I . twifhn»«* h it '. Ilu tn k ,
M cDonald, p rim a ry sup erintend en t; Ina P earl A lle n of H ills b o ro were
h a u l blow Sunday when H ill J o o k M M r r iftr r t i l l , J im »», run» b u lU il in. Ilo n a
H H
guests o f L a V e lle
d iv in e w o rsh ip at 11. sermon by the ' .¿nner p a rty
Huhn«
2 11
br< ke a fin g e r before the game ko? 1. P avl», Hu?g. II uva : «louhi«. i>luy, T N< w r in l k <>i»k*
4 H
pastor. E p w o rth League at 6:45. No Jackson Tuesday evening
• t.u ted and wa forced to p la y it in P uvia 1«. S h a ttu ck to pioiab<>r. Urn p i re,
B
e
n
e
fit
Success
I,un«l uml J h trv ty . S lu n tf? ! m id H itnp- evening service, we jo in w ith the
nings w ith a broken fin g e r before H erb S«'hulnt?rlrk,
Baseball benefit dance given by
union
service
at
the
union
high
fo
r
re tir in g fo r a Kubstitute a fte r a
It H
baccalaureate serm on. You w ill fin d the N o rth P lains and West U nion
S' Mp|H»><«*
12 12
c o m fo rta b le lead wa established
V
rrtio
n
m
In
H
G
a cord ia l w elcom e at th is chu rch hall clubs in the K. of P ha ll
1 a
fla k e ' was on n o tc h e s and out
< '« m 1> . L «•»«! and II i n y r r fo r d
M««b?r(- at a ll services. O u r chu rch school S atu rday evening was attended by
o f u n ifo rm due to a badly sprained
• i,ii and fu r l- o n
a la rge crow d. /Another dance w ill
a n k le sustained m the A lo ha game
H H K is prepared to give in s tru c tio n in he given M ay 30
the B ib le fo r a ll age groups. Cornel
Sum
ie«
(»land
t»
12
4
tw o week i ago
S o ftb a ll l.r.tg u » Htandlnic«
To Nominate
Bunk»
Charles M. Reed, pastor.
2 If 2
W I.
A r t Hanna m ay be lost to the
E xe cu tive board o f the local
ICi(kur<l<«>it and N u v a lu i» k i J e ii-e h and
K«>yal S« -lu
n
l(u
y
M
ann
*qu. d lo t tin* balance o f the .season l*erf«’«‘t Io
T ow nsend clu b w ill meet F rid a y
S lu rry .
Christian Church
n Guar«!»
aa bis w o rk co n flicts w ith his Irw lund
I < ad» M«»l«ir
Lo rd's day u n ifie d s tu d y -w o r at the home of Charles K oontz to
p la y in g ba ll Poll Joes w ill be out S afew ay
1 A n n i»
ship service. 9:45-11:45 a. m. C h urch nom inate o ffice rs fo r the ne xt term .
of the lin e u p f< r at 1 ast three
M rs. Hazel W ied ew itsch le ft S un
P< tponed T h u rsd a y becau * of
school. 9 45-10:45 John West, sup er
but Oakes m ay be able to ra in , the s*ift b a ll schedule for
in te nd en t. M o rn in g w orship. 10:45- day fo r her home in C o rv a llis . She
ame Aervlce sooner. John that date w ill be com pleted at the
11:45. M usic by c h o ir Mrs. F lo r w ill s ta rt Tuesday on a vacation
I (ouck p la y in g in Hanna'.s fie ld end o f the season, o ffic ia ls an-
m o to rin g th ro u g h southern
ence K ram ien . d ire c to r Serm on: : t r ip
Snud i v
I Hy Wm. F. Cyril.. County Aurrit |
d the te r r ito r y in nounced T h u rsd a y n ig h t schedule
No. 4 "The M a rks of a C h ris tia n ". C a lifo rn ia and New M exico.
fili
F ourteen varietie s o f grass on
ape and slugged out a tw o - fo r this week mutches Irelands on J
Mr
and M rs. E ric Person and
C h ris tia n Endeavor. 7 p. m. We
b u s e hit
AI Sorensen (»laying In Cnd.v M otor on n o rth J u n io r d ia adacent plots, a fie ld o f orchard w ill jo in w ith the other churches son Vernon, M rs. E. Larson and
(la k i
fie ld mudi a long ru n and a mond:
Huy M ann and N a tion al grass th re e years old. pa rt of in the baccalaureate service at Bennie. Pete H o w itt. and H earold
>.’( '»d c.Hvh o f «i fi ul ball to p u ll the G uards on west U n io n fie ld ; Royal w h ich was fe rtiliz e d th is year, a
the high school fo r the evening T onstol o f St. Helens spent Sunday
H ill boro s q u id i ight out o f a had Soda and P erfe ction on east union Held of ta ll fescue fo r seed and a service. C h ild re n 's day program , w ith M r and M rs. Tom S tigum .
hole
Jo in t Session H eld
diam ond and S afew ay and A rgu s fie ld o f E nglish ry e glass w ill be June 7. W elcome to e ve ry service.
vie w ed Tuesday afternoon, be gin —R. L. Putnam , m in iste r.
A jo in t Tow nsend m eeting o f the
I)on H u trh cla r. w ho led th«’ n o rth - teams ut J u n io r high.
nin g at 1:30 o 'e h x k on the E lm er
Townsend clubs in the v ic in ity of
w< st confei«•net in h ittin g in 193.5.
G u e rb e r fa rm about eight and a
N o rth Plains was held
Sunday
bon been signed up by H ills b o ro to Laurel Farm ers’ Union
Free Methodist Church
h a ll m iles northeast of H dlsboro,
p lu g up the gap in the o u tfie ld
Miss M a ttie Peterson o f China, a ftern oon in the C h u rch o f C h rist.
Leading
Ball
League
ju
st
about
a
h
a
lf
m
ile
west
of
the
(• Hiked bv th< loss of a ll th re e regu-
a m issionary in Honan province, M rs. Iv ie o f P o rtla n d was speaker
Undefeated so fa r th is year. L a u H e lv e tia school.
in clud ed
a
l.u o u lfle ld e < B atch ela r played
w ill speak at 8 p. m. T hursd ay at I O th e r e n te rta in m e n t
These
grasses
w
ere
seeded
in
re
l
Earm
er
U
n
ion
b
u
ll
team
step
baseball and tra c k and fo o tb a ll at
the Free M etho dist church. Miss duet by Mrs. Iv ie 's daughters. H en
O
ctober.
1933
The
g
ro
w
th
and
con
ped
in
Sunday
and
scored
a
(1-3
ry
H
u
n
t
sang
a
solo
and
M
iss
M
a
r
the local hig h school and also at
Peterson has le ft a home w ith
L in fie ld college His a d d itio n to the win ovm \\e. ' Union at North d itio n of stand can be seen together eve ry co m fo rt In it and devoted ian C ypher gave tw o accordion
w
ith
the
response
fro
m
fe
rtiliz
e
r
Plains
The
game
wa
featured
by
squad w ill help im nnm sely.
he r life to C h ris tia n w o rk in selections. N e xt re g u la r m eeting
the heavy h ittin g of W aibel. B row n. A pplications
C
hina, liv in g un d e r most adverse w ill be held June 2 in the K . P.
H ills b o ro w i l l go i n the road P e rry and B lazer fo r La u re l and
H a rry Scboth, in cha rge of f o r
Sunday to p lay the fa 4 c o m in g the good r e lie f p itc h in g o f Baker age crop in ve stig a tio n s fo r the con ditions to preach C h ris t to the : ha ll.
Play Tuesday Night
N«nvberg sqn id Newb* rg a fte r los B atteries were L a u re l: Blazer. B a k U n ite d S tate* 1>.-| a.- tine nt Of A g r i Chinese. We w a nt you to come to
Ladies o f the St. E dw ards chu rch
in g the firs t tw o gam< bv Imprcs- er and C a rte r Z e ig le r West U nion: c u ltu re fo r the P a c ific no rth w e st, i hear her. B rin g the ch ild re n , too. are sponsoring a p lay Tuesday eve
siv<» scores d ro ve out 22 h its to V a iiL o m , W ill and Poe
w ill be there and w ill discus:, w ith , R egular services fo r the week are n in g in the K P. hall, g ive n by
score 19 runs Sunday in d e featin g
I.row ers po ssib ilities In g ro w in g as follow s: Sunday school. 10 a m.: the St. M ary's hig h school boys—
G arden Home 19 to 1 T h e H ills
gra .'cs and fo. axe crops fo r seed, i ' preaching. 11 a. m., b y Rev. J. T. 1 ' M id n ig h t V is ito r."
Lose F irs t Game
1 K e a tin g of Vancouver. Wash., and
b o ro crip p le s w ill fin d N e w b e rg a
B /\N K S
Hanks T u a la tin va lle y proidem s in connection w ith th is again at 7:30 p m. by A lv in D e l-
M rs. Esther Jossv and tw o c h il
ttu g h opponent Sunday as the team was defeated fo r the firs t in d u s try , the dem and fo r se-d and i
m a rte r, P o rtla n d
B ib le In s titu te dren V ernon and V iv ia n o f T illa -
d
ifie
u
llic
s
t
hut
may
be
encouti-
i
tim e thia season by A m ity Sunday
m oook spent Sunday w ith M r. and
f f f ’ ig played heads uu b a il S u n 5 to 2, B a tte rie s fo r Hanks w ere , le red ana sho uld be avoided w h ere B u d e n t and grandson of the pastor. M rs John P ritch a rd .
C h ild re n 's m eeting, 3 p. m. Sunday.
day and th re w out an O reneo ru n
S to u trlib e 'rg and T u rk , fo r A m ity , j pos.-.oie
Mother's Program Held
rn r a tte m p tin g to ta ke second on 1 Woods and H u tch in s. Hanks made
P y th ia n Sisters of N o rth Plains
Wipers W ear Out
a bad th ro w that g« t post D ona tw o runs, six hits, and three e r
day
program
The ru b b e r blade on a w in d gave a M other's
hoe at firs t. Hoag
ba ckin g up rors A m ity made fiv e runs, eigh t
shield w ip e r e v e n tu a lly wears out T hursd ay at the K. P. h a ll con-
flr» t b.ce recovered the b a ll an d, h its and tw o errors. L e w is "B o ots"
and should be replaced before the ■ s iltin g o f readings by M argaret
th re w out the ru n n e r at second. T u r k played hi.s last game o f the
m etul hold er has a chance t o M athiesen. A lm a and A rle ta Raf-
A t yet not a single base has been .season on the Hanks team, as he
scratch the w in d s h ie ld glass, a d fety. vocal duet b y L lo y d a n d
(B y M r«. J. C. S m ith )
stolen on ( ’ buck as he has th ro w n le ft M onday fo r V ancouver, H. C .
HAZELD ALE
G ra d u a tio n e x vises the em ergency road service P h y llis R a ffe ty. piano duet b y
out every man a tte m p tin g to steal to p la y on a team there.
ercises w ere held S a tu rd a y in the of the O regon State M o to r associa B e tty Jean and Dale Vandom elen.
R o lle rm e ic r tu rn e d in a no -hit,
M rs. M a ria Jackson, th e oldest
school house fo r Rosedale and Haz- tion.
Bank» Wins
n o -ru n game fo r the W illa m e tte
nin e to beat A loha 12 to (I The . H A N K S Banks hig h school base
team defeated
St M ary's
p itc h in g ace fanned < i: lit opposing , b a ll
team on the Banks fie ld M ay 12
butters and i.tsued no free passes.
iO 4
Sherw ood won over T u a la tin 4
to 3. b re a kin g up a 3 to 3 tie in the
B u x to n W ins
seventh. G arden Home lost to the 1
B U X T G N B u xto n baseball boys
N ew berg slu g g e r’ 19 to 4 N ew berg
defeated Cedar M ills here Sunday,
2 2 t o 13.
Exercises Set
North Plains
lliHsboro Continues League Lead
Locals Beat
•Oreneo Nine
Fourth Taken
by Cornelius
Page Sevon
OREGON
be
Com
eliilb
m other, was p i * nte<l w ith a bos and a fte r the 20th day o f June. '
ket of flo w e r- and each sister wore 1936. sell at p riv a te sale in one !
tra c t to the highest b id d e r f o r i
I a red a t w hite carnation.
cash in hand, a ll o f the fo llo w in g
described real p ro p e rty belonging
Costs V ary
to said estate and ly in g , being and
d e .ituate in W ashington C ounty. Ore- I
P O R T f.A N D — T here
is
range in the cost o f b u ild in g hom e, gon. p a rtic u la rly described as fo l
in various ,-ections o f the c o u n try lows, to -w it:
The Dow Service .-ays a d w e llin g
The n o rth h a l.' o f the east fiv e I
hou-o that can be b u ilt fo r $50iHl
in N ew Y ork, w ill cost *5150 in and nine -hun dre dths Acres <5.09>
P itts b u rg and *4015 in B irm ln g to n o f Lot one hundred th irty -th re e
Oregon costs are su b sta n tia lly u n <133) In Beaverton R eedville A c re
age. according to the d u ly recorded
der those o f eastern cities.
p la t thereof.
N O I H E O l A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S
x A l.L Ol R E A L P R O P L P .lt
N otice is hereby g ive n th a t by
v irtu e u t an order, license and de
cree issued out o f the
C o u n ty
C ourt o f the State o f O regon fo r
W ashington C ounty on the 20th
day o f M ay, 1936. in the m a tte r o f
the estate of John S c h illin g , de-
ceased. I. the undersigned a d m in is
tra to r o f said estate, w ill, from
Itlo •
Bids w ill be received fo r said
p ro p e rty at the la w o ffice of E. J
M i A le a r in the F irs t N ational B ank ■
: B u ild in g in H illsb o ro , Oregon, from
and a fte r the said 20th day of
i June. 1936.
I
I Dated this 20th day o f M ay, 1936.
I C. J. S T IC K N E Y . A d m in is tr a to r 1
' o f the Estate of John S ch illin g . De
ceased. E J. M cA lear, A tto rn e y fo r
A d m in is tra to r.
14-8
The Ideal Hot
W eather Food
£
The delicious flavor of Pure Dairy
Butter cannot be duplicated.
£
The healthful Vitamins and food
value of real Butter cannot be had
in substitutes.
Drink plenty of F I R
GROVE Milk during
the summer months.
It’s invigorating — re
freshing and healthful
ADD MILK
to your daily diet
Always Ask for
FIR GROVE
F orest G ro v e G ra d e A
C re a m e ry B u tte r
DAIRY
Gr*«le A
MILK »nd CREAM
A vailable at A ll Groceries
Phone 4RX1
S o ftb a ll L ea g u e to
R esu m e T h u rs d a y
New Stock
New Low Prices
F R U IT JA R S
G ra ss E x p e rim e n t
O n E x h ib it T u e s d a y
t
J o in t E x ercises
H e ld H a z e ld a le
Pints Quarts
Ball Mason—
Self-Sealing
Fish D e r b y
Prize W inner Last Week
I.o n f’e.J T ro u t C aught by
l.cm iaril l-'owles, lit. I Bank»
143 8 -ln c h T ro u t
W atch th is space fo r the
w e ek’s D e rb y winner.
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C A RD O F A P P R E C IA T IO N
I desire to th a n k ttie
the people of
W ashington C o u n ty fo r the c o n fi
dence placed in me ns shown by I
th e ir vote in n o m in a tin g me fo r
a n othe r term as S h e riff of Wash- ,
in gton C o un ty. In a p p re cia tio n of
th is confidence I w ill endeavor to
c a rry «in the o ffic e in the same
m anner ¡is I have in the past
R e spe ctfully su b m itte d . J. W C O N
NELL
Economy
FREE DELIVERY — 4 Times Daily
KRAUT DU“onte:. Í i
TUNA FISH is 2
VEGETABLES
Prlc«^< Effective
Friday and Saturday
G ra p e fru it
Sunkist. Jumbo Size
5 for
BARGAINS
Finest of Meats ut
the Lowest of Cost
T T A f \ / ï Ç Our H om e Cured
13/V
IVI¿J H alf or W hole. I b.
iiACK BACON , „
2 for ............. ,15c
L ettu ce
24c
17c
Lb.
1 2c
10c
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25c
Phone 651
5 Deliveries D a lly
Re«. Phone 3217,
h
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10 c
2
Local
STRAWBERRIES
at low est m arket price
TOMATO JUICE — Libby’s
Gentle Press, l's.
3 cans .......................
Roasted fresh d a ily
—Save the cost o f
the tin .
27c
3 9 c J
FISHER HANDY SACKS ’
4 Q „ 10
J.OV
29c
B I.E N D . C A K E .
PANCAKE.
P A N C A K E or W A F F LE
F L O U R —S pe rry.
28-os. pkg.
B E A N S — Red o r S m a ll W h ite
5
17c
lbs.
SOAP
bars
F L O U R M A C A R O N I— Serve
w ith tom ato sauce o r cheese.
n,
23c
COFFEE
l-lb .
27c
4 1 V
3 lbs.
TR EE T E A — G R EEN .
(B L A C K , '« -lb . 33c)
«4-lb.
2
ETC.
C R Y S T A L W H IT E
27c
53c
$•<
O
JL e ^ O
25c
PEAS— Red D a rt. Sugar. We
recom m end
as to q u a lity .
2„„
19c
S A R D IN E S — V an Camp's.
I-lb. cans.
cans
MV
4 |" n
A
2
SALAD
75c
23c
Lb.
SNOWDRIFT The 3-lb. perfected shortening.
r?T
Z \| TO Northern Hard __ (2 W 41/2*8
heat. For all household purposes.
........8 3 c)
49-Ib. sack
ff L > V J V J K ( i o ’»
F A R IN A ,
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Q » r*
A
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DRESSING
Miracle Whip
Pint
95c
W est Slope Brand.
39c
5-lb. pail ...................
SALADAISE— Pint ..........
CERTO------- Sure jell.
Quart ........... 39c
22c
23c.
Derby’s.
CORNED BEEF
12-oz. t i n ...
23c
Quart
37c
T ry m ix in g a lit t le K ra ft's R oquefort
Cheese w ith M ira c le W h ip fo r a tasty
dressing o r san dw ich spread.
4
COFFEE, Sunrise, the finest money can buy. Lb 23c
COFFEE, Special
Lb
17c. 3 lbs...........49c
Large
2 1/« cans
TOMATOES 3
25c
PORK & BEANS, Gibbs. 16-oz. can
SPAGHETTI, G ibb’s. 10-oz. ca n
CRISCO 3 -lb.
53c
tin....................
SOUPS, G ibb’s assorted. Can ..............
BEANS, Princess Stringless. 3 cans
Piggly .Wiggly.
Grade A. Lb.
BUTTER
CORN, Lindy. Can ............... 10c
PEAS, Lindy. Can ................10c
31c
6 for
6 for
Fresh Extras.
carton. Dozen ...
EGGS In Local,
17c
KETCHUP, H einz. 14-oz. bottle
VINEGAR, H einz, w hite or cider. Pt. 10c.
Qt. 19c
M.J.B. COFFEE D -
2<ic «
—
>i
B. <& M. BEANS or BROWN BREAD. 2 large cans
RICE KRISPIES, K ellogg's ........ 10c
Tom ato Sauce. H-D. 4 cans
SHREDDED WHEAT
Serve with fresh straw
berries for breakfast. Pkg.
Columbia Best
19c
PEACHES— Del Monte Melba Halves
or Sliced, 2 ' ->’s. 2 cans .......................
17c
2 bunches ........... 9c
COFFEE
The quality coffee of America
SUPERIOR MARKET
3
or TURNIPS
Sweet Treat, l l/ i ’s, fancy sliced.
M. J. B.
FRED'S
Local
79c
Phone 3131
C a n ta lo u p e s
Ripe and Meaty
L ocal B eets
4-lb. pkg.
PINEAPPLE
25c
BEEF ROAST ,
BOILING BEEF ,
LARDCOMPOlJND
c .n .
15c
25c
Old Dutch. See magazines for silverware offer
A ll Meat« Inspected by Dr». Nicol und Almquist
BACON SQUARES
cans
SHORTENING 39c ^5
K ellogg’s
CORN FLAKES Pkg.
Í V
M I T E D A teurized
Made from
paa-
1 vV
Qn
i-A
milk. Lb....... A
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CLEANSER 4 cans 25c
MEAT
25c
3,b,
D E L M O NTE, fancy E xce lle n t cream ed o r fo r sandwichesJ
White Cloud
in i
I HOMEY
85c
New Low Prices on A ll
CANNING SUPPLIES
W e Reserve the Right to L im it Quantities.
No Sales to Dealers
FRESH
79c
....... 75c
Eclipse Jars
Prices E ffective Friday and Saturday
May 22 and 23
L ocal P eas
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday
M ay 22, 23 and 25
75c
59c
Ball Glass Top ...
a
Corwin H ardw are
M IL K
COOK WITH BUTTER
/ill ami
I1
PURE
lie
BREAKFAST COCOA—Baker’s. '/2-lb. tin ......... ............ 9c
Bran Flakes, Post’s. 10-oz. pkg.
LUX ■ FLARES
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10c
PRUNES.
9c
i L U
I’v X T
n IL
iit’T
TO
ET
6 lbs. ............................ 25c
Large
Pkg. .
sí
SOAP, 3 rakes for
I7c
21c
ARGO CORN or GLOSS STARCH. 2 pkg«................. 15c
JELL DESSERT— H. & D.
ICE CREAM MIX— Jack Frost.
BEVERAGE PUNCH — Frostee.
SOFTASILK
FLOUR
*? QQ
P IG G L Y
W IG G L Y
H a rd W heat.
49-Ib. «ark
J L a O tf
O u r Highest B le n d
F LO U R
F LA G S T A F F .
4 Q
YOUR
CHOICE
pkgs.
CAKE FLOUR
Large p k g .........
23c
ed ’ s master market
FOR BETTER MEATS
SATURDAY ONLY
GROUND
BACON BACK
BEEF
SU G A R CURED
N O C ER EA L
15c
<b
24c
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