Thursday, Juno 11, J 930
IF IL L S RO RO
Lebanon tills week
Cady, daug hter of M r,
W iIlH Cady, wa . p re
piano le e lta l by M i l
I i o, i T .iylu S jio k . T u c d u y eve-
niri« In tin* Bel hi i Congrep.atiorial
( inn eli at Bea
•av< rton
M i and M i
F If
a hQene ac-
eompanied I»
th e ir n i e i . • M i: ,
B * l‘ v II.<n,ori
died tin:, we.-k for
Ala ka They
le ft fro m
Seattle
T i k . day
a te G r a n in * a t
Beaverton Hi
Has Exercises
M axim *
id M ix
Dr. Poling Speaks In Class
of 75 on Friday
B K A V E R T O N Di I inn V Pol
In,’ dell V( I <•<! th<* n d d it
In the
K ia d iiid in tf < l.i
o f tin f h iv c it u n
h I(411 •»rhool F rid a y c v i’iiin z T h h
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i Ut.s i p i» ident, w ci <• tin- .tudi i » i
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board, the diplom a
Kev l< ( ’
Y o u n i!
MAVe
Hie in voca tion and
benedict ion T h e ir w vie 40 «1,1:.
.ind 3ft boys in the «i a d iia tif,,: elms
M r and M is W ( ’ M e K e ll pent
the past week at th e ir camp on the
M etobous riv e r where they e n jo y
ed tiie vacation fis h in g M t . G eorge
B a y n e s o f ChJcMgo. I I I . is n o w
v is itin g h e r b ro th .a in la w and • c
te r, M r and M ,
W ( ’ M< K e ll
M r am t M i
T B Denne.v and
M i and M r
Ita lp h C o y o f Port
Il It.I pent tiie .. I . I. end at lto < k
a w a y h e a rt,
Highlights in
Week's News
June 1
D re ad b la c k
le g io n in D e tro it
accused in a n o th e r g ro u p o f f lo g
g in g s a .
i ( l e t * , o f t i l l * hooded,
n ig h t la d in g t e r r o r band wa re be
in g ((c o u n te d in g ra n d J u ry in -
( ( iiir u
in th re e M ic h ig a n e o u n -
ih
SleeJ A O ik e i flo g g e (| |u I O r-
tur 1.
to a tte n d m e e t
Soeiab.-t Leon B lu m , new F re n ch |
pre m ier, wets to halt strikes. P a r-'
a,\:.ia of in d u s try feared in France
W illia m
ft
Bankhead o f A la
bama elected speaker o f Lf. S
hou-e of representatives.
J u ry at Joliet, III . fin d s slayer
< f File hard Loeb, fe llo w convict,
Innocent.
D r A iim ld Bennett Hal,, fo rm e r
pr, ident U. o f Q , b u rie d in In
diana
J W B y rn o f Tennc .<•<?, .speak
e r o f the IJ S iiou.se of re p re
sentatives. do . in Wa b in g to n of
heart attack
Broiled Mai kerel—New
Style
June 5
W alter E H nlm an o f P o rtla n d
elected president U e S
J u n io r
Chum bet o f Com m erce at M em phis.
Tenn
L’ S senate pas., s tax b ill 38 to
y.i M cN a ry and S t'*iw e r oppose.
B ill capable of b rin g in g in $829.
,MX, 000 in new revenue.
W illis M ahoney o f K la m a th Fall
backed by Tow nsendites fo r senate
• against M cN a ry M ott and Pierce,
, | a wo given approval.
(i
N a tion al am a te ur g o lf eliam pion-
( ships to be played in P o rtla n d next
yea r at AJderwood eouri.e.
Canton C h ine <• governm ent de-
J elm . ' v. ar on Japan.
f ’(»o Bay starts de dication cele- 1
brat ion of new bridge.
MEAT
BARGAINS
Finest o f- M eats a t
t ill' L o w e s t o f Cost
Y I A \1 C
by Hr«. N lro l am i A lin q u ls t
* <W 1 5 Cf C
Our Home Cured
Half or Whole. I b.
1 l/\IVl3
BACON SQUARES
Lb
17c
SIRLOIN STEAK
BEEF ROAST ,.b.
15c
12c
SH O R TEN IN G VI£ ,:TA“' E
SALMON
......
10c
13c
We Have a Complete Line of
TASTY COLD LUNCH MEATS
(V i Ill-tia n ticke t,
M att
V rlic a k .
Hl
I. H ills b o ro )
FRED’S
SUPERIOR MARKET
P benr 651
Res. Rhone 321Z
5 llrllv rries Ilally
E ffe ctive F rid a y.
Prices
S aturday and
M onday
June 12, 13 and 15
r^-lS c
17c
matches
CHEESE rb."'"'y
June G
•
French p re m ie r, Leon B lum , a t
tacked in cham ber o f deputies and
■ s t a lk . out under uproarious b a r
rage of in vective s w h ich suspend
j se ion Vote o f confidence given
, B lu m
G o ve rn o r M a rtin speaks at Coos
1 Bay b rid g e cerem ony.
Stop I.andon co a litio n tu rn in g to
ex G o ve rn o r Low den o f Illin o is .
B lin k Le gion n ig h t rid e r adm its
plot to m u rd e r m ayo r of D e tro it, ,
M je h . suburb
T r t usury d e fic it fo r cu rre n t year
parses $3.000.000.000 m ark
French socialist remove's g o ve r
n o r of Bank o f France in o rd e r to
c o n tiu l in s titu tio n .
(Qt. 28c) Pint
15c
Save on jam and jelly making
FIN G ER 'S. T ry them
iced tea. Large ran
"
or B A IT I, E
Fisher's. N o .
PEN JEI.— For jam s and
‘ì'Zf»
JAR RUBBERS—
U. S. finest. 3 pkgs.
.Ill I V
S E A LS —
Pkg.
S A T IN
10c
10c
SM O O TH
ICE CREAM
You’ll like ¡1!
Pint
Quart
15c
29c
¿ y-7! " ' i'-"?*'
COFFEE
In
Columbia
D E I. M O N TE, t's.
(a n
F LO U R .
10 s a c k
CLEANSER otn DUTCH
2 pkgs.
Size
I
I
—I-
R enew ing Pow er
A p ro p e rly done v a lv e g r in d
in g jo b is one o f th e best ways
|
to renew' engine p o w e r and re
duce fu e l con sum p tion, advises
the Oregon State M o to r associa
tion. Best resu lts are obtain ed by
ha vin g valves ground e ve ry 10.000
miles.
ATTENTION
VETERANS
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13c
19c
43c
25c
Best
Save the cost
of the tin .
Lb.
23c
COFFEE
Hill's Red Can—
1- lb. ran
2- lb. ran
27c
51c
Invest a portion of your
adjusted certificate mon
ey in Electric Refrigera
tion.
It will be a saving to
you for years to come in
food preservation, health
and convenience.
VKi N ew Cfl
DE LUXE
S H ELV A O OR
R IN SO "¡X ,N,r;F,"*,,KK
20c
M O P STICK S " « m r ’'" .....
9c
BROOM S '
29c
C AT A IT iT I I or
Slem li rizing Mineral Oil
B u jk q„ilrt
25c
SH R ED D ED W H E A T The^ . orlginal 11c
POW DERED SUGAR c \ ib8
19c
M A T C H E S s#Ei"cS ’T- ,arRe boxes- 23c
PJ .Of
1.43
GOt.I) MEDAL.
FLOUR 124' .'» 91.05) (10's 49rl 49-lb. sack 1.95
N O R T H E R N . A ll purpose flo u r.
See newspapers and listen to ra d io fo r new sensational
cash prize announcem ent.
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CAKE
49c
D elicious, tasty cake. C o o lin g
flavo rs. Made w ith Swuns-
dow n.
C O O K IES^
4 Times
Daily
Phone
3131
BANANAS
ORANGES
2 dozen
Sliced
25c
GRAPEFRUIT “
.
Medium size.
17c
29c
for
Texas
Cantaloupes
Tomatoes
Jumbo Size.
2
15c
lbs.
Sunkist. Sweet
and Juicy.
Ripe, solid.
19c
10c
Lb.................
LETTUCE—Local, solid heads. 3 h e a d s ........................ 10c
PE A N U T
BUTTER
19c
lbs............
Hoodv's, Bulk.
Silver Jelly Server
Servt FREE with two
CERTO botu-
2
44c
bottles
GRAPENUT FLAKES— Pkg.................................. 10c
JELLO ICE CREAM POWDER— 3 pkgs.............. 23c
BISQUICK
28c
Large size
CORN or GLOSS STARCH— Argo. 2 pkgs.
MAZOLA OIL— Quart can
CH EESE
■ ■■'■
Pabst Vs-lb. and
Pabstett
27c
pkgs.
4fcr*nV4>
1
15c
41c
1
■'
COFFEE
Maxwell House.
l-,b. tin ..............
Chocolate Fudge
CAKE
49c
F irs t in H ills b o ro P o p u la rity .
M ade w ith Swansdowm.
SHORTCAKES
Individuals, 6 for ......... 15c
Two Layers
15c
Demand Perfection
BREAD and PASTRIES
At Your Grocer
■
26c
Tomato Juice, Van Camp’s. 3 lg. 22V2-OZ. cans 28c
C-H-B PICKLES— SVa*02- gl**» ........................... 10c
MOTOR OIL
Grand Lube.
J1 19
2-gallon can..
100', Pure Pennsylvania Motor OB at less than 15c quart. Fill
your own crankcase and save money.
MUSHROOMS— Fancy Buttons. 8-oz. can..... 43c
MUSHROOMS— Fancy Buttons. 4-oz. cans .... 23c
3 ,b?re"
<L.±:.. 1 0 c
Pork & Beans 3
Smartneta tuch a« you've never teen
before . . . convenience« tuch at only
Shelvador can offer . « . dependable, eco
nomical, trouble-free refrigeration . . ,
and w orld-leading value! There'« a treat
in tto re for you when you come in to tee
,he new Shelvador. There'« one for every
purse and purpose.
149
.95
22c
10c
25c
M.4.1
Illu s tra te d -«
GAQ-50.
THE WORLD S MOST
BÈAUTIFUL REFRIGERATOR
BRISTOL
HARDWARE
COMPANY
Next door to Venetian theater
Hillsboro
25c
25c
55c
SPAGHETTI— Gibb's. 10-oz. can
PORK & BEANS— Gibb’s. 15-oz. can
Large pkg.
3 tall cans
19c
Potato Chips
10c pkgs.
for
15c
OLEO
25c
2 b : i
1R1XI DOG FOOD— 4 cans
AMMONIA— Parson’s. Small bottle
Granulated
Mt. Vernon Brand
5c
5c
bottles.
W H IT E
K IN G
MILK
Blue Bell
SNOWDRIFT 3 t
CATSUP
25c
cans
JIFFY SEALS— Pkg. of 24 seals. 3 pkgs.
HEINZ SOUPS— 16 kinds. 2 16-oz. cans
... and
aid in
P u llm a n
Nut Bread
29c
Fancy quality..
Golden fruit. .
RITZ CRACKERS— Large size ............. .
PRETZEL STICKS— Slim Jane. Cello pkg
Sandw ich Buns
T h in
Phone 1271
FREE
DELIVERY
PRUNES
Y 'arieties
3 doz
Fountain
Heinz Oven BAKED BEANS, 12-oz. can, 3 cans
Strawberry, Lemon or
Pineapple
10C,
Comfort Stations — D rinking
Prices
SUGAR
10-lb.
52c
Clctb bag
We can su p p ly e v e ry th in g in
p icn ic ba kery goods except
ants.
Doz
(le a n
Third and Lincoln
——
PICNIC SUPPLIES
A ll
Sahnow Bros. Garage
Hillsboro,
Oregon
HONEYDEW
PERFECTION
BAKERY
Your headquarters for
29c
Your car is only as gcxxl as it runs. Are you sure
some of the most essential parts are in g«xxl con-
d itir n ‘ A m onth'y insuection will do no harm.
Saturday
State
,
In s p e c tio n
'ZtoaA FRUITS ^VEGETABLES
MAKE
M E A T . L u c k y Sail. 1 / s
Eoi salads ■ i co ckta il . Can
je llie s .
P attern No.
F re q u e n tly th e cause of one
headlam p becom ing d im is a poor
g ro un d connection som ewhere be
tw een the lam p socket and the
car fram e, says the O regon State
M o to r association.
3-lb. can
FR U IT COCKTAIL
PANCAKE
Size
Dim Headlamps
PIN EA PPLE T KEN sl Il'ES
CRAB
Size
P attern No.
Ignition Paints
When ig n itio n
b re a k e r points
b u rn aw ay ra p id ly it m ay be a
sign th a t the condenser is defec
tive . according to the em ergency
road service of the O regon State
M otor association A s k ille d m e
chanic can check on th is in short
order.
Friday and
Enclosed fin d
cents. Please send me the pa tte rns
checked below , at 15 cents each:
•
P a tte rn No.
Test Spark I lugs
A spark plug that is not fir in g
p ro p e rly w ilt fa il to produce c o r
rect com bustion In the gas cham
ber. says the O regon State M o
to r association. Plugs should be
cleaned at re g u la r in te rva ls.
• • •
Effective
June 12, 13
F A S H IO N B U R E A U . H IL L S B O R O A R G U S
149 New M on tg om e ry St.. San Francisco, Cal.
I
A clogged m u ffle r w ill cause
the engine of an au tom obile to
overheat, according to the em e r
gency road service o f the Oregon
S tatt1 M o to r association C leaning
req uire s lit t le tim e
Hillsboro,
Oregon
M elts w a te r w hiti
FORMAY
PIN E A PPLE
+"
I
j
England
S alt m ackerel fille ts
B u tte r
Pepper
T om ato ketch up
P arsley
W ater cress
H ard-cooked eggs, sliced
Freshen the fish by p la cin g it in
cold w a te r and a llo w in g it to r e
m ain there fo r at least 10 hours.
W ipe the fish d ry and lay on a
b ro ile r fram e F irs t b ro il i t to a
nice bro w n on the flesh side, then
tu rn and b ro w n the oth er side
A fte r b ro ilin g , spread lig h tly w ith
b u tte r and s p rin k le w ith pepper
to s u it taste Serve flesh side up on
a p la tte r Pour a litt le ketchup o v
e r each fille t, garnish w ith parsley,
w a te r cress and make a rin g of
sliced hard-cooked egg a ll around
cn the edge of the platter. Serve at
once.
T he above recipe was given to
me by the w ife of a N ew England
fisherm an The o rig in a l recipe c a ll
ed fo r w h ite sauce to be poured o v
e r the fish, but I substituted the
tom ato ketch up since m y fa m ily
p re fe r it.
'T'HE attractive princess lines of Pattern E632 emphasize tea
J- smart silhouette, minimized hip lines, and appealing skirt flare.
Available in sizes 14 to 42. Size 16 requires 4’,2 yards of 39-
Inch fabric, plus i i yard contrast for ruffled collar, or ’A yard
for plain collar.
The slenderizing panels in the skirt of Pattern 8341 rtake this
afternoon frock especially popular with the larger woman. Avail
able in sizes 36 to 52. Size 44 requires 47/s yards of 39-inch
fabric.
Mother can finish this cute little party frock, Pattern 8330, for
Little Sister, in a couple of hours. Available in sizes 1 to 5
years. Size 4 requires 2’A yards of 35-inch fabric.
To secure a PATTERN and STEP-BY-STEP SEWING IN
STRUCTIONS, fill out the coupon below, being sure to MEN
TION TIIE NAME OF THIS NEWSPAPER.
June 7
Name
B roke n neck fa ta l to R u d o lp h ,,
Im holz. 41, o f P o rtla n d on fis h in g I
Addrc-i
trip in M t. Hood district Stall i
police in vestig ate as tw o c o m p a n -’ I
C ity
ions leave a n g le r in h ills
, I
Seven b u rn to death in
San
Ft . iicise i hotel blaze
D a rre ll W a lke r, 17, sought by
I .dice o f fo u r counties in cen tra l a -peaking to u r in Indiana. A r k a n
O regon fo r
shooting F rid a y o f sas and Texas.
June 9
M e r r itt Peacock. 25. surrenders.
Senator S tc iw e r o f O regon makes
S tr ik in g loggers m ust vote again
Irre g u la ritie s in b a llo tin g disco v 1 keynote speech at opening re p ub -
I lican na tio n a l co n ve n tio n at C levc-
ered.
i land. O hio. He called upon m em
June H
bers o f a ll parties to supplant the
G o ve rn o r M a rtin breaks ground Roos, v e il a d m in is tra tio n w ith an
fo r Oregon's n e w
state ca p ito l A m e rica n deal."
b u ild in g .
Raper m ills boost wages. T w e n -
Borah says he w ill not e n te r a ! ty - tw o concerns vo te fo r h ig h e r
c o m b in a tio n fo r o r against any ( pn y.
candidate.
R epresentative Z io n ch cck breaks
Chinese na tio n a l g o v e r n m e n t out o f ho spita l in W ashington. D. C.
sends w arships to sou thern w aters
Delegates fro m no rth w e st area
as leaders co n tin u e w a rlik e m a n i fo rm a llia n ce at re p u b lica n con-
festations against Japan
, vention.
T w e n ty -o n e w a r vessels assigned
W holesale arrests fo llo w p icke t
to P o rtla n d h a rb o r fo r flee t week. 1 in ju n c tio n defiance in P ortla nd .
, A tte m p t to scale M t Everest in
W estern E le c tric resumes d iv i-
Asia abandoned fo r th is year.
i dends a fte r fo u r-y e a r lapse and
P resident R o o sev elt heads f o r j stocks m ove up.
June 19
i R epublican p la tfo rm b u ild e rs an-
! nounce that “ ce rta in suggestions"
i o f S enator Borah had been acted on
I fa v o ra b ly and the Idaho senator
1 had decided it w o u ld be unneees-
1 sary fo r h im to appear to defend
I his views.
S tc iw p r keynote ta lk puts h im
fa r in fro n t in ru n n in g fo r re p u b
lican vic e -p re s id e n tia l n o m in a tio n
Queen Janet crow ne d queen of
Rosaria in P ortla nd .
O regon delegation at re p u b lica n
con ven tion quashes Tow nsend plan
re so lu tio n offere d by C. W C la rk
o f G arden Hom e by vo te o f 7 to 3.
Borah decries te n ta tiv e rep ub lica n
plan on fo re ig n a ffa irs.
.H ».
PECTIN
MOI O RING II I M S
R adio In terferen ce
Radio experts re p o rt th a t static,
ir e le c tric a l in te rfe ren ce, some-
lines develops in a car rad io as
M a ry Louise F ra zie r o f rout«. 1 i re su lt of ce rta in parts of the
Ga ton has ju s t been aw arded a
ar. oth er than the spark plugs,
C e rtific a te o f Recipe Endorsem ent lc c u m u la tin g charges o f e le c tric
by B e tte r H orne, and G ardens for
ity. according to tin- Oregon State
her retip»-. "B ro ile d M acke rel New
Me
association.
England S ty le "
T h is c e rtific a te , w h ich b rin g s na
U se of Rubber
tio n a l re co gn ition to M i.s F ra zie r
The m otor veh icle in d u s try in
is g i . i n by B e tte r Homes and G a r
the
U
n
ited
States last year con
den. o n ly t., di tin g u ish e d recipes
which pass its T asting Test K it c h sumed K35 m illio n pounds o f
en's high standards fo r d e p e n d a b il crude rubber, according to f ig
ity , excellence of taste, and fa m ily ure- in a rep ort received by the
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Oregon State M o to r association.
Mi.es F razie r's endorsed recipe
• • •
fo llo w s:
(lo g g e d Muffler
Telephone Service
ing
Tr
d bank w atchm an in New
Y o rk w alks o ff w ith bank's p a in t-
I Isers to Organize : ing,
am i .ell:, to a n tiq u e dealer.
Moi«* than HO user, o f ru ra l lin e
telephone .,er\ pa . whose lin. con-
t i e r , w i'h tiie N o rth P la in , o ffice
n t t i i e P acific Tel,*phone amt Teh
g ia p l, com pany gathered Tuesday
' inght at the K P iia ll to d i. c u ..
betterm ents in th e ir telephone la
c ilit i,
.1 If
Davis m apager of
th
N o rth Plain# office, a a te d in
the arrangem ents fo r the m eeting
Speak,a
wa ..* .1 W im m er, e n
gineer and If L D avenport, man
age, i f the Pa. ific com pany W in,
in, , explained in d e ta il concern
in g telephone , and lin e equipm ent
Copic o f a booklet, ' B u ild in g and
M a in ta in in g H u r a l
T e le p h o n e
Line ” w i e made a va ila ble
A
a re su lt of tin* m eeting, it
line w o uld organize, and it is pro-
p. . c i to have a fie ld man • «»rving
a ll of tile lines ■ oine 30 or more
connected w ith N o rth Plains.
Page Five
Endorsement for
Recipe is Given
W edá. PatL&wiâ~,
M rs A K O lto n accompanied by
her tw o d a iig lite , , le ft Sunday io
jo in he r husband in Seattle He 1
engaged In buxine: t there
M rs II I. Bud •«>,, iv in the St
V in ce n t hospital, where she re ce n t
ly un de rw en t a m a jo r operation
O u r classified colum ns may have
She in ia ported to be doing w e ll
ju s t w h at you are lo o k in g fo r
M r. II P D ow ning in a tten din g Head them .
tf
A ll Meat« In x p rrte d
A R O U R , H IL LR R O R O , O R FO O M
19c
9c
Dinner Bell
2 ,b,
23c
ED’S MASTER MARKET
Soap
29c
22c
10c
FOR BETTER MEATS
Priées F.ffeetive Saturday Only
BACON BACK
P O T RO A ST
Sugar Cured.
STEER BEEF
24c
15c