Thurwlay. .Inn»» 4. 193fi
come out to t lw ir ranch west of
C h e rry O rove for an in d e fin ite
stay M i W hite who lives at the
Masonic Borne spent ten days on
the I u n t i l rece ntly
M is Reuben Johnson and M i
John Johnson J r sponsored u sh o w
IH v M i« . I l „ . " ' l ' ) C w jk .l
er
fo r
M is.
W ilb u r
B e rg lu nd
C O R N E LIU S
W om ens
Home
< Frances Leer at tier home T liu r . M issionary society o f the M
E.
day u flir n o o n Mrs. B e rg lu n d re chu rch w ill hold its annual M ite
ceived m any nice g if t '
Box opening and a program at
Mi
Belen Johnson of P ortlu nd the church on M onday • veilin g at
pent the week-end here v is itin g it o'clock. M rs A J. O live r, m ite
box c e n tu ry , is in charge of ttie
C orneliu « M a k c i it S i x Mis L illia n Swanson
James
Thom pson,
Mrs. M ary program .
Straight Sunday
(.ra n t and M r
and M rs
F la n k
Miss J u lia Johnson of P ortla nd
Powers visite d Z ella Nelson in was a week-end guest of Mrs. M at-
W r a lr r n Hunaet
Salem T hursd ay
tie S m ith. Miss Johnson is a fo r
W I, I 'd .
W L Pet.
O liv e Scott, who re ce n tly u n d e r mer C orne liu s resident
»O rtifliiiM (1 »> 1.000 Verlw»4»rt
'1 it f»o<» 1
went
an
operation
fo
r
u
p
p
e
n
d
iclti
,
“ M y Hours o f M em ory in Song,"
Twin
r, I s:ift N«». flt t h ix
2 4 .333 |
Hmivi««« I n . 3 3 .500 Heappotmr
2 4 333 . was able to be m oved to the home was presented Sunday m o rn in g at
H unk*
3 3 ..*»001 V e rno n ia
0 ti .00»» o f tier sister. M is. C liffo r d Gasestt, the M. F. church, under the d ire c
H erb Suhnow pitched th e West- , Sunday
tio n o f Mrs. M a ttie S m ith. Mrs.
.•in Sunset c irc u it leaders, C urrie- , C h a rlie Johnson's fa m ily have M rs John Pidcock, aged m other,
lius. to th e ir s ix th s tra ig h t v ic to ry , had the measles d u rin g the past re live d scenes fro m her scrapbook
Sunday by beating Hunks at C o r- I week
of memories, and a program o f ap
neliiiK li to 8. lie stru c k o u t I) op- | M rs M ary G ra n t spent the w e e k p ro p ria te old songs was given, w ith
end w ith her aunt. M rs. G lendoru I.ester M oo be rry as accompanist.
posing blitters.
V e rb o o rt drubbed V ern on ia 13 , C arpenter, of Forest G rove.
L ittle F ra n kie Vanoudenhaegen
to 3 w ith S m ith leading the .slug
has been ve ry i l l at the Jones hos
ging w ith a three-bagger arid tw o i
p ita l in H illsb o ro .
doubles Scappoose o u th it N o r t h
A large nu m be r o f C orne liu s
Plains to w in an 11-in n in g gume I
fo lk attended high school gra du a
4 to 3. II I.u n d bro ke up the j
tio n at e ith e r Forest G rove o r
game in the 11th fra m e w ith a ,
H illsb o ro , F rid a y nig h t.
Misses
F
or
the
firs
t
tim
e
th
is
season,
the
hom er1.
M ild re d Rock and B e tty Hobbs
I
L
a
u
re
l
-
Scholls
Farm
ers
U
nion
T w in Oaks con tinu ed Its v ic to r!
graduated from H illsb o ro , and Miss
oils pace Sunday by poun din g tw o ) baseball team was defeated when Jeanetta Van De M oortel, E verett
game
Sunday
5-4.
Sauvies Island m oundsm en fo r 17 I B uxto n took the
Mermens and L lo y d M u n d o rf fro m
a fte r ta k in g a fo u r ru n lead in the Forest Grove.
h its to hang up a 7 to 2 vic to ry .
second
in
n
in
g
w
h
ich
L
a
u
re
l
was
The raine d out games of M ay 3
Miss M ild re d Rock le ft Sunday
are .set fo r th is corning Sunday us unable to overcome.
fo r Bend to v is it frie n d s and re la
Sunday.
L
a
u
re
l
re
tu
rn
s
home
to
fo llo w s
N o rth I ’lu ins at Sauvies
tives.
Island; Scappoose at V e rb o o rt; T w in play Cedar M ills T his is the firs t
M r. and Mrs. George R itth a le r
home
game
in
fiv
e
weeks
and
the
Oaks i F a rm in g to n ) at Banks; V e r
o f T im b e r were guests of M r R it-
L
a
u
re
l
players
are
seeking
as
nonia at C o rn e liu s
Second h a lf
th a ie r's parents,
M r. a n d Mrs.
lurge a cro w d of sup po rte rs as
schedule opens June 14
liossible.
Scores:
W aibel. L a u re l o u tfie ld e r, led a ll
R II E
4 h itte rs Sunday w ith fo u r hits out
e»rnnnia
X *
(B y M m . J C S m ith )
2 o f fiv e tim es at the bat
B atteries
V r r tH .,r l
IX I t
M were Blazer, C a rte r and Z e ig le r
IS .r tr r , I,. J r n - e ii s lid
llc r iu r lis ,
M r. and Mrs. H C. Chapm an
J e ll.e n , pobsotl Slid C l.rls.in
fo r
L a u re l
and
Redmond and spent S atu rday at Fossil w ith his
R H
j m other. Mrs. Sarah Chapm an Mrs
S tic k m fo r B uxto n.
7 17
T w in (In k *
Chapm an's sister,
Mrs. C harles
2 4
H« n V ir * la lu m i
S tu tiy r l and
. Evan», Ki<h«r<l-
W alters, and her d a ug hter C h a r
<iii bik I N u v a lin » k í
lo tte re tu rn e d home w ith them fo r
R H F
a tw o weeks' v is it.
3 <♦ 2
N o rth P laine
4 11 2
M r. and M rs. Ted H arnden o f
HcMhpnoN««
Lund u n d
J. L u n d art»! U a r r t y ;
Shelton. Wash., w h o fo rm e rly re-
H n n irrrfo r« !.
(C o n tin u e d fro m pave I )
sided south o f Chapm an's C orner,
R
tracks by the thieves before s tr ip spent the w eek-end here on bu si
3
lla riku
pin g it.
ft
( ’o rrtaliua
ness and v is itin g frien ds
T h e ft o f a large canvas tr a ile r
H V a n d rrz a n d e n ; Hahnow
M r. and M rs D ic k K e lly o f The
find lie u villa .
cover was rep orted th is w eek by Dalles spent T h u rsd a y n ig h t w ith
A r th u r
K roeger.
The
c a n v a s M r. and Mrs. W. A Jones. On
K roe ge r to ld S h e riff John C onnell, S atu rday m o rn in g Mrs. K e lly le ft
was taken fro m a chicken house in fo r Seattle, w h ere she sailed on
1 the back yard.
j the “ A la ska " fo r a tw o m onths'
( B r M r . P. P a tto n )
John Jeppeson of Bacona re-
A gro up fro m the S alvatio n A rm y ' ported the th e ft Sunday o f a s ix - v is it in C ordova. A laska, w ith her
in P o rtla n d held a m eeting at the a n d -a -h a lf foot b u c k in g saw fro m granddaughter. M rs. J im Nelson
i M a rjo rie B rin g o lfr.
chu rch Sunday afternoon. A pro the woods near his home
M r and M rs. M ax B erg er and
gram
o f vocal and in stu m e n ta l
Charles F. Kinsm an. 18. o f Y a m
m usical num bers was given fo llo w - j h ill. route 1. is under arre st on a M rs. George A ltis h in spent S a tu r
ed by testim onials. B rig a d ie r and charge of fo rg e ry. I t is alleged th a t day and Sunday at T aft.
M r. and Mrs. C o u rtn e y Syverson
M rs M atson and d a ug hter Eleanor. he passed checks at Forest G rove
C aptain and M rs Olson and M a jo r using the name of L. C. M cC a f ■ of T im b e r spent the w eek-end here
w ith relatives.
Sundgard were in th e gro up th a t fe rty . his step-father.
O liv e r T a y lo r is convalescing at
came fro m P ortla nd
C liffo r d D Nurss, w h o has been
Fred H ulvarson o f Forest G rove se rvin g a te rm in t h e Y a m h ill St. V in ce n t's ho spita l- fro m an ap
held a p icn ic along the r iv e r fo r I , co u n ty ja il, has been placed in p e n d icitis opera tion last week.
the le tte rm e n o f the Forest G rove the hands o f cou nty o ffic e rs on a i M r. and M rs. Joh n L iv e rm o re
of Seattle spent th e week-end here
union high school Sunday.
charge o f o b ta in in g m oney un de r
Mrs. C T. Keyes o f M itc h e ll re- | false pretenses. He was in d ic te d at w ith relatives.
M rs. La u ra Dye. w h o has been
tu rn e d to her home S a tu rd a y a fte r the last m ee ting of the grand ju ry .
at P o rt Tow nsend fo r tw o years, is
spending tw o weeks here v is itin g !
Mrs. Mary- G ra n t and oth er re la - 1 E J. E arl. B anks b e rry picker, now sta yin g out here w h ile her
was placed un d e r arrest th is w eek p ro p e rty on the M ille r H ill road
live s
Miss Elsie H alvarson came home | and held on a charge o f stealing is being rem odeled and repaired.
fro m M c M in n v ille F rid a y, when an a la rm clo ck fro m the Banks She plans to m ake her home in
Pharm acy, according to th e sher P o rtla n d fo r the present.
h e r a c h o o l e lo a e d . She w ill spend
M r. and M rs. T o n y Gassner and
the sum m e r
vacation w ith her i f f s records.
D e lm ar B ro n d e r of P o rtla n d is fa m ily o f Seaside w ere here to a t
parents. M r. and Mrs. A d o lp h L a r-
. on. and w ill re tu rn to M c M in n in ja il in H ills b o ro s e rv in g a 14- tend the w e dd ing of th e ir niece.
day sentence passed b y
Justice M a rjo rie Gassner, to W ilb u r C ro c k
v ille to teach next fa ll.
Mrs. C. O W hite, w h o has been B a rb e r o f T ig a rd . B ro n d e r was ar- e r last week and v is ite d several
liv in g in P o rtla n d th is w in te r, has rested fo r crash in g a h ig h w a y sign. days w ith relatives.
Garden Home
Beats Locals
l ive Team s Tied
lor Sol (hall Lei ad
• libidi I «
W I. p.
Rninr-d Oui Game* Sel for
('(lining Sunday
Hilo
I 2 «.»
I " flf
I * la
U iih ’ ll
II 'H I K
w I,
i
Z I
ad \
ory under H
Suir»et |e,
day arid ¡ me.o • I H iH h
feel reeo d by w h ih'w u
my. the
de in I
(I TI • h
in ( I e lead J h ip .
d
11 m tg W d 1.1 rt 11
mu
pi II •(•
he
( >11
aune
p iti
HI m uling«
W
Huy
( in ly
rv «i
A
I » » lei
in t h e
local so ftb a ll
1< »I’ m hud a .sorry afternoon Thur.1-
( -lav both going down to defeat be
fore : em iid d iv is io n teams As a
te ult fiv e teams are tied for first
pi »< .. ith tw o w ins and one loss.
L o m th gam»“ in the f ir it - h a lf
ehcdulo are on tap to n ig h t and
the fie ld of leaders shouhl be nar-
i t /ed m a te ria lly
Irela nd . w i l l
< la .h w ith Cady M otor com pany at
the n o ith ju n io r high school fie ld ,
Kay Mann and Guard« w ill m ix
at the w» t m uon high school d ta
il nd, Soda W o r k and B akery at
the east union high fie ld ; and the
A rgus and Safeway at the south
Junior high diam ond
The Soda W orks fizzled out be
fore the big guns o f t h e A rm y
T h in .day night, going down to de
feat to the tune of 20 to 5 Bagley
and Ih sch ka clouted out homers
for the guardsmen, w h ile B lake
’ a r i e d at the bat w ith fou r hit: in
fiv e trip s to the plate
S afew ay’
grocery fieddlers up-
et the crack B ake ry <piad 7 to 5
w ith a la I in n in g ra lly
th a t
brought three runs across home
pl.de J
P e tti ion connected fo r
the I >ng( t h it of the game, a th ie e -
baggiT.
Cady M otor com pany ran w ild
to in k Bay M ann's squad 24 to 14
and break in to the w in colum n.
C Cook and Boh O 'B rie n co n
trib u te d home runs to s w e ll th e ir
team ’s total
Irelands gained a place in the
fiv e -w a y tie fo r firs t place by ta k
in g the Argu« 11 to 3. T he hard-
wan* men ra llie d in t h e th ird
fram e to .score e v e n runs and put
the game on ice.
in
Bo
Wi
ter
I t was a hoppi I up fig h tin j ! G o r
den Home cl b th .it giubbe 'd an
e .iily o iio -ru n I. (1
o u rth
in nin g. added tw o
t h e
f if th on n h it fo lio *
Imme
• o ie d l i u fin a l
run by S iiiih , in i
ta lly in the eight h on an e rro r
and a double II. dl. G . u d i r i I Home
p itch ! I , kept H ill h »to’» fiv e h it*
I and fanned > seven
w e ll MCtttt
batters to
iiito u t VII ory.
lb •me bo> . came Up
The (¡a id *
tim e and t dn w ith hard h it balls
that could
eu ily been turned
In to hits.
The H U I »b<
i l l y over-
y tl i»*ir usual
confident, did tu
fig h tin g . d riv m
of b a ll that
has put them
te >p of the
lu
thn< t has ac-
th i
ra r
ame
unti d fi
•ir victories
A m ental
and pl
»w was almost
»ble
ne boy
have hud
Inc
Banks Loses
flv
A lefent w a s
JUgl
B A N K S Dohibe Wood took his
due sooner o r la it as a team
tim e and made eve ry p itch count,
cannot be kept con ta n tlv hopped-
up The Smoke E. era threatened le ttin g the opposition dow n w ith
fiv e hit . a A m ity defeated Banks
three tim es d u rin g the game, but
G to 1 in the T u a la tin V a lle y league
i ach r a lly wan cut short by poor
K II K
base ru n n in g by the H illsb orc earn A m ity
• ill
2
1 .*• 4
and heacts-up ball jy the G den flu n k
I• *
.i . ■ ■ i II hi
rnberK,
Horne defense
S m ith mix ! M< M illia n .
pitching hi firs t
F red Perdu»
game of the si •ason for H illsboro,
Mtinota Mi S tra ig h t
pitched fin e b il l and also fielde d
( ’ ti n !»•> E olle tte of Forest G rove,
• d m g l\
11«
Ids position c:
fo rm e r de pu ty s h e riff, w on the
fin e !f i
hit and P ortlu nd Gun club's practice shoot
also garnered
but poor in P ortla nd Sunday when h e c ra c k -
h tru ck out 12 h.itt
base-run*
support a fie ld and i
Ml birds stra ig h t from the 16-
n in g co n tn b u t i*»! to his lo w n fa ll
d m urker.
H ill boro plays W illa m e t e here
Sunday, w h ic h may
deci 1c » the ,
i. t v r s K n ta ry Ifirrto ry
firs t h a lf title (garden H»»me, T u a l
H is to ry of the H ills b o ro R otary
a tin and SI ht wood have lost tw o clu b as (¡lcancrl fro m the m inutes
games whil»* H ilL b o i .» has lost only o f the c lu b d u rin g its m ore than
one S hould W illamett»* defeat the 13 rears of existence here as g iv
lócala, a fo u r-w a y ti«» w o uld be en by J H G a rre tt provided an in
l •
f ' ■ terestin g program last T hursd ay
w in against W iliam » tte then H ills - i
hero w ould be undisputed cham pí- , N< w here. Aloha at* Orenco, T u a i î-
tin at G arden Hr >me.
ons fo r the firs t half.
ll|lli*t>«>ro—
A it II R e
W illa m e tte was Sunset
league
H i<! r f
cham pion in 1934 a n d H ills b o r o 1
Ifa iin n . r f
I la v i* . 2!»
u a s cham pion in 1935 .<> a b a ttle
Ilvtinh.H« Ib
ro y a l .should ensue Sunday as the
UAU'lwlar» If
firs t h a lf t it le is also nt sink«»
S h a ll «»«•*. **
i r .y »
H ills b o ro h a s added G orm an ]
R. «ky. 3b
L c v c re tt, e x -b ig lea ue h u rle r. to
Pentua, i*
it roster to bol ter up the p itc h
in g departm ent L e v c re tt fo rm e rly
T .ial
(«ardan ll« m e —
pitched fo r the Chicago W hite Sox, I
lir
a k r, 3b
P ortla nd and a few o th e r const j
H tra l, r f
league tiNHib. He is at his best in ¡
S m ith , f«
tig h t places and is a deadly h it- •
h titla i. r f
|>aim lar, r
ter.
N ri» « rl. 2b
Don S hattuck. H illsb o ro 's s t a r
H u ll i>
shortstop, collected tw o h its in four
D u va ll. 1b
Mima, If
trip s to tin* plate Sunday.
T u a la tin invaded N ew berg and
I
T o ta l
the tw o put on an 11-in n in g setto
II E
I » 2
tha t fin a lly w e nt to the invaders. T u a la tin
III 2
G to 5 ShiT'Woed and Al»»hn went Nawkiary
n tt (I
m ul lle n n e lt . S m ith
M rh ra in rr
ten in nin gs on th< A lo ha fie ld , w ith V ra ta i.
R
Sherw ood fin a lly em e rgin g ahead'
Willamette
10 to K
Orritio
Second h a lf schedule opens June*
K i lle rm e lrr.
hiii I Si r a ilo n i
14.
Games sched.il»*d f o r Sunday
w h ich was o r ig i’iu lly booked as an
open date, are those w h ich were
raine d out on M ay 3 Next S un
day's gam» ui v as f«»llows. W ilia m - i
ette at H ills b o ro ; Sherwood
I
Sahnow Hurls
Another Win
Fast Laurel Team
Defeated at Buxton
Hazeldale
39c
BACK BACON
G rapefruit— Bonnyhill
Broken and whole seg
ments.
9^/*
17c
CO
PFPP
C A B ELL,
Ib>.
25c
Pineapple Juice. Dole's
N atural Hawaiian, l ’s.
(2 for 15c)
29c
5 ’s can .......
29c
COFFEE
33c
T ’ A K T / ' ' ' The new taste sensation.
(Pint 19e) Quart
AzVEsVI
SC O T T IS S U E So,t ” old linen- 3
rolls
W ALDORF T IS S U E
rolls
PA R O W A X —
2 lb«.....................
4 I V
New, Fresh. Clean W ax
I
23c
JAR CAPS—
P k g.....................
Regular Size. Self Sealing.
Res. Phone 321Z
Lb.
27c
2 pkgs..... 25c
l»?V
....«...-•a
3
SC O T H A N D Y TOW ELS
T?T f-VT Tn
rL V JU K
FISHER'S BLEND.
49-lb. sack
The all pispóse family
Rest
The difference is
in the cup.
15c
PORK & BEANS
KERR LIDS—
SUPERIOR MARKET
5 Deliveries D ally
Quart
G O L D E N W EST. The Northwest
Favorite.(3-lb. 75e) 1-lb.
Ball Mason or Eeonomy.
A t new low price.
FRED’S
Plume 651
27c
10c
Bleacher.
£ AÄ
PEN JEL— Fast becom
ing the favorite pectin.
W e H ave a Com plete Line of
TASTY COLD I.UNCH MEATS
?
W ASH ING POW DER
Large p k g ..................................
W AX PAPER
Lb.......... 15c
3
Tom ato Juice— Libby s
G entle Press.
l ’s. 3 cans
4W V V
C olum b ia
BEEF ROAST Lb. ................ 18e
LARD tOM''<cNI>
(filv K z
9f|z*
CRYSTAL W H IT E s?„Abpars
B A C O N SQ U A R E S Lb.
S IR L O IN STE A K
15c
’
( Lg.-gal Ion 17c)
Rnttlrd exclusively by
Royal Soda
Works
Phone 2423
Phone 4RX1
Grade A M ilk and Cream
345 E. M a in St.
Hillsboro, Oregon
WE LEAD— OTHERS FOLLOW
Second at Main Street
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 3251
M onday
Prices E ffective Friday, Saturday
PRO DUCE PRICES E F F E C T IV E
F R ID A Y A N D
SATURDAY
O NLY
ORE. U.
SEEDLESS
S
1 ° , Ü ‘" £ , i ,
lC
BEETS
10c
lbs.
50-lb.
Bag
No. 2
‘1.29
or T l ’R N IPS
10c
Iru.
Extra Large,
Solid Heads. Head
3c
For the
Excellent for cold lunches.
I ORCA
ROYAL SODA
FIR GROVE D A IRY
LOCAL L E T T U C E
3 sm all cans
DT T D P V The Master
ROYAL GINGER ALE
or
LIME RICKEY
Scientifically made from real
tre e -rip e n e d O ra n g e Ju ic e ,
GREENSPOT .is a pure, health
ful beverage. At fountain or de
livered to your home.
O RAN G ES
10c
C O R N E D BEEF
Our Home Cured
H alf or W hole.
Orange D rink
O RANG EADE
Van Camp's Tomato.
DCUTC
lE C lj
Orange or I.emon
G R EEN SP O T
Sugar, 2 ’s. 2 cans
Can ............ .
Mission
T hat D elicious, R efreshing D rin k
JU M B O ,
303’s.
TR Y RO YA L
Now at
3 0 0 ’s. 3 cans
A ll M eals Inspected
ar 1 a
T in
in g the W ib- >n r i
count
ne.
hig h w a y departm ent is!
The
ite i h
about to begin reconstruction o f )
the Gales Creek highw ay from !
Forest Gr« ive through Gales Creek
to G lenw »od where the W ilson ■
r iv e r road takes o ff throu gh t h e 1
m ountains, The Gales creek im -
provem ent
includes
rem oval of
curves at ( Sales Creek and o ilin g o f i
the highw ay.
In ad d itio n to this, tw o c r e w s ;
of W PA w orkm en were la b o rin g
th ro u g h o u t the w in te r in the east
end of the county cle arin g brush
and stumps from county road rig h t-
of-w ays. one in the v ic in ity o f ,
T ig a rd and the other on the Boones
F e rry road .-outh from T u a la tin .;
A n o th e r large crew s till is w o rk - i
in g at Shady B rook w id e n in g and
tra ig h te n in g the road over the h ill,
a p ro je ct in v o lv in g some 10 m iles !
o f h ig h w a y in w h ich over fiv e i
m iles has been completed.
The cou nty expects to grade a
N E W LOCAL PEA S Their best..
G RA PEFRU IT 6
25c PO T A T O E S
S H O R T E N IN G
Finest of Meats at
til»“ Lowest of Cost
M arriage Lleenaea
w ill run in -
jr e
i dolh
I.ee A lp h cu s Ramsey and T helm a
i the W il- L i-(tin e B rin k , both of S herw oixl.
highw ays M ay 3.
fo rk in g at
H ow ard W ilb u r. F o rt Angeles.
■ high w ay Wash., and Ida M arg are t Hopkins,
M ill v ic in ity : Banks, M ay 28
amp ne ir
F a rre ll B P lym ate nnd G ladys
construct- V. Im b rie , both o f H illsb o ro . June
.•r
ad to the
ROYAL MISSION
T H ESE
Del Monte.
2 »2's. Can
Fine for Salads
Del Maiz Cream Style
SO UP
M ill
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday
June 5, G and 8. 1936
PEA S
CO RN
ood tn Paeif-
road frortt
line: Beav-
from Oregorr
le ave r rton to
id th< e H ills -
I South-
isuii
L-rpa
at
CALL FOR IT BY N A M E ...........
Cherry Grove
/
HAMS
H e nry R itth a le r. o ve r ttie w e ek
end
Mi
Pearl Cooke o f Beaverton
spent several days at the home of
her brother. W
R. Cooke, and
fa m ily Ori Sunday she returned
home, uecomparded bv her mot he.
M i.i W. E Cooke, w ho had been
v is itin g here fo r tw o weeks
Mi
Inez Nym an o f K in g 's V a l
ley is v is itin g frie n d s here.
Miss Melanson H onored
M is M arie Melanson. teaeher at
the N ursery school in H illsb oro ,
was given a surprise p a rty on
T hursday aftern oon try her nursery
p u p ils and th e ir m others, at the
D avid H ill school in Hill.-boro.
School ( loses
C e n te rv ille school closed M o n
day w ith a s tra w b e rry a n d ice
cream feed.
Paul Irm le r o f P o rtla n d spent
the week-end w ith relative s here.
M E church J u n io r League en
jo yed an outdoor p a rty on the
la w n at the home of Mrs. H E r ic k
son. There were 17 young people
present to e n jo y the gam ; and
refreshm ents. Miss Rosamond M u n
d o rf is superintendent o f
th e
J u n io r League.
M r. and Mrs. James Adam son
and tw o c h ild re n o f M c M in n v ille
were guests o f
Mr
Adam son's
m other, Mrs. L izzie Adamson. S un
day.
Miss E velyn Reed o f C orbett
graduated from the U n iv e rs ity of
Oregon at Eugene M onday. Miss
Reed teaches in the local grade
school. Mrs. H e n ry Behrcnan a t
tended the exercises.
Aged Warneke Bird
Seized by Thieves
PEA RS
m ile o f the old New berg ».Mid
in u th of Scholls and hus widened
a m ile and a h a lf s trip o f the Step-
pein road in Patton va lle y.
T h is sum m er a county crew w ill
com plete the B eth any-G erm a ntow n
connecting road begun under the
stale r e lie f de partm ent and aban
doned because o f w et weuther,
M uch o f th is roa dw ay had been
com pleted b u t n f ill s till must be
m u le T he road, when complete,
w ill make a short cut between ttie
tw o rouda.
C ounty Roads Show
C onstruction S purt
Mite Box Opening, Program
at Cornelius Monday Nightt
Willamette Coming Here S u n d a y
m u ri to
wimm I
Page Five
HILLSBORO ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON
roM
10c
20c
14c
10c
’1.79
flour.
FREE BA LLO O N S K iddies
Master Bleacher
W ith
Purchase of PU R EX and W ater Softner
17c
H alf-G allon
Jug .............
FLO
U R SA L E
Hard w heat— Every Sack G uaranteed
Saturday only. While it
lasts (L im it).....................
49¿t 1.00
T O M A TO or VEG E TA B LE
Van Camp's.
22-oz.
cans
Florida.
No. 2 can
B R O K E N SEC TIO N S
SO U PS
G R A PEFRU IT
A
DE L U X E , H illsb o ro 's
19c
lie
23C
COFFEE Lb
V-/
* *
R ockw ood’s
or vio ine r s.
F avorite .
2 lbs.
«
45c
lb.
CRACKERS
Corn Flakes
Superior Brand.
Plain or Salted.
2 " h o. 23c
KELLOGG'S
(Limit) ...........
6c
Armour's, Double Rich
A rm o u r's B ig Ben
MILK
4
SO A P
cans
6
Double
size bars
23c
Arm our’s Star
B abbit's
Large
PIGS FEET
S O A P P W D X IO C
Q Packed
by
(
t jC A
/a O
s a n Ju an .......... « U cans
A No. 2
LIM A BEA N S J ■1 cans
Shoreland
DS h
»
No. 2
19c
25c
R ay-M ai. Packed in H illsb oro .
Fisher’s 2-lb. H andy Sacks
FARINA, CORN MEAL, PA \NC
NCA K E FLOUR,
Cracked W heat Flour«, Etc.
2-lb.
bags
Double w rapped for freshness
2 4)
25c