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H I L L S B O R O
A It fi U S , II I I, E S B O II O .
Couple G o to
A ge of G em ían City M ade Its
G reatest Asset T hrough Plan
W est V irginia
T h u r day, August 27, 193(1
OR E G O N
I property. | S ubscribe now to the A rgus In
ill before <le-¡eri bed
and all tin' light, title and Interest W ashington county $1 50 a year.
w hich the above tunned defend- 1
ants. J T D e.oille. Jo h n Deavill«*, Six m ontila H3e T h ree m onth« 50
tf
W illiam P caville. D onald D eavllle rents Tw o month.* 35 cents.
and R obert Dcuville, nr eith er or
any nt (hem. had in said real prop
erty above described on the d a te ,
of the m ortgage h,-longing to P ’u in -|
tiff herein, nam ely. « D ecem ber a
1927, and all the i ¿ lit. title and in |
terc.'t w hich the aid w ithin nam ed
defendants, or either or any of
them, since have had or now have
in and to the above described real
property, to satisfy sftid execution,
jndgnu nt. decree and order of sale,
in terest and cost, and all accruing
Cixsts
Said .-ale will he m ade subject to
redem ption as pet tatu te of the
S tate of O regon
Da ed this ith day of A ugust,
1936
Date of in t publication A uguft
DA Y and NIG H T
6. 1936 I .ist publication Sept» in-
in . 3. 1 !>.»«»
J W GONNEI.I . S h eriff of W ayb
ill "m i ( ’entity. ( begun
M B Bump, residence and a«l
dre <>. Hillsboro, Oregon, A ttorney
for I’l.ontitt
:. y
Hospital at National Home
ning associations th at have th e
sam e nam e as P astor C laren b aeh 's
Dr. and Mrs. Lilly Leave
little group. H eim atpflegr verein
and these a re rssociated w ith m any
for Their N ew H om e
oth er pow erful groups. T he pastor
him self is at the head of the m ove
Dr. und Mrs. V irgil Lilly fO pal
m ent for all W estphalia and W est
S tew art! left M onday m orning to
phalia represents th e most advanc- 1
m ake their home in M organtow n.
cd regional p lanning in G erm any,
West V irginia, w here Dr. Lilly is
if not th e world, and Soests the
research chemist of th e p lant p a th
most successful plan fully and su c
ology departm en t in th e U n iv crsitj
cessfully carried out.
SOEST, W eshtphalia. G erm any
of West Virginia.
The very business men who w ere
Zigzaging slowly across France and
Mrs Joe G oddard. Mrs. W illiam G erm any, we drove recen tly into so actively spoiling w hat was left
M artins, and Mr. an d Mrs. 1.. W the most charm ing little city one of Socst th irty y ears ago a re now
W arren of Tillam ook. Wilson Wein- ever dream pt about, a m edieval the strongest su p p o rters of P a s to r ;
eke and S anford Will of N orth w alled tow n straight out of the C larenbach. because th e money is
P lains w ere d in n er p arty guests at
pictures o f Max- jingling in th eir pockets th at proves
the N. H. Toates home S unday
field P arrish o r th at civic beauty has g reater pos-
Mrs. Toates re tu rn e d w ith her
H ow ard Pyl w ith sibilites of p riv ate profit th an let-
friends for a w eek s visit in T illa
d d e d ting every man carry out his own
a ll th e
mook
charm of th e K ate sweet w ill w ith his own pro p erty
Mrs. Archie Thompson and ch il
G reenaw ay p asto r The rem ark ab le th in g is that every
dren Bonita and Leonard spent
als of our ch ild bit of this was carried out w ithout
Monday and Tuesday visiting Mr.
the slightest com pulsion. The only
hood.
and Mrs. O liver W estcott in H ills
It w as Socst. of force used was m oral suasion and
boro.
w hich
we h a d public opinion.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S m ith and
Now even th e g reat m otor speed
never heard F u r
th ree children of M yrtle C reek vis
therm ore. it seem w ays th at are being b u ilt in every
ited Tuesday and W ednesday w ith
ed to m e the mas direction across G erm any are so
Mr. Sm ith's uncle and aunt. Mr |
practical und w ell- ’aid out as to respect th e ideas for
and Mrs G eorge Meacham.
regulated city
I w hich F ath er C laren b ach fought
Mr. and Mrs H arry M axw ell of
had ever entered alm ost in vain for fifteen y ears and
Dean Allen
St. Johns spent th e w eek-end at
Ii .shone w ith fresh lo r w hich he still fought on w ith in
the I. H M axw ell hom e
paint and business creasing success for th e last ten
Mr and Mrs. Jam es M athieson i prosperity, artistic good taste and ideas for w hich people n O regon '
and Mrs. H enry W eaver drove to com m ercial enterprise, and w a s like R obert W S aw y er and Mrs
SHERIFF s \i i
Port Townsend W ednesday to a t isp read in g out beyond the w alls and Jessie M H oneym an a re now fight-
Not iv
hereby
that bv
tend the funeral of Mrs. M athiescn's | old moat into lovely new suburbs. ini; an uphill b a ttle such as pastor v irtu e of an E xecution O rd er and
uncle.
_ , .
. _
Its population is about th at of Eu- C larenbach was fig h tin g from
D ecree of Sale, issued out of and
Edwin K eenon of D etroit spoat ,.ene
decade to th irty y ears ago.
u n d er th e seal of t h e C ircuit
th e w eek-end visiting friends and " i ¿»id to myself, this is no acci-
C ourt of the S tate of G reg, :i, for
relatives here.
. . .
dent B rains and organizing ability
the C ounty of W ashington, dated
R uby Reynolds visited M arie have been at w ork here. Fe. fo. fi.
the 26th day of A ugust. 1936, m
R affety Sunday at the E m anuel turn. I sm tll th e resu lts of ci:> and
favor o f
H erm an R epschlager.
hospital in P ortland. Miss R affety regional p lanning of the most en-
p la’ntiff. and against E d w a r l H
is slightly im proved
lightened sort. I will find out who
Wolf and H anna Wolf, his w ife
Mr. and Mrs. D. F isher of N ampa. | p Ut th is th in g through and per-
(C o n tin u ed fro m ” ■<» 1)
*
defendants, for the sum of
Idaho, visited Mr and Mrs. K en- haps th e folks back in O regon w ho Mess place and Mrs. M yrtle C r ip s to s t and the fu rth e r sum of $405.79
neth K eenon S atu rd ay an d Sun- believe progress should be plan- house.
_
.w ith interest on $35000 from the
da£
, ,,
-
, ned for and brought to pass w ill be
r u e L eonard C o n stru ctio n com- 25th da) of A ugust, 1934 at the
Mr. and Mrs. G W. S tew art, in terested in the storv
Pi« ? 'i.“ '1'' ,rienl ed Ed C la rk 's garage, rate of fi per con! per annum , an 1
Mr. and Mrs. Loel H ollenbeck. Dr.
e.
‘
»
and Mrs. V irgil Lilly of M organ-
From ,
Shulte-B rauehs. the w hich will be used as a rep a ir interest on $55.78 from the 21st dav
town. West V irginia, and Muss Mel- Prl" Clpa’ 0 ,th c Jn odern language shop, h e ad q u arters an d first aid of April. 1934. at the rate of fi per
cent per annum , and for the fur-
ba P<x? of N orth P lains w ere S un-
,school/ ? [ boys' '/<* ’earn ed station C lark w ill co n tin u e to o p e r - ’ ; th
e r sum of $75.00 atto rn . y 's fees
day dinner partv guests of Mr. and th ® story of th ?, rem ark ab le man ate his service station
A yers and fa m ilj m oved w ith interest thereon from the Ith
Mrs. B. A Hoskins of Dilley.
j w h° . ls P flnc,‘P?,11-v r ^ P ‘'nsible for r ^ -Mr.
n c lu y D f r o ?
T illam ook in to th e ' day of May. 1935. at the rat«- of 6
Mrs. Jak e V an d o m elo n .' B etty : r? a k !ng, ‘h e little city of Soest a F ra n k R inck house.
per cen | pcr annum and the fur-
Je a n and Melvin atten d ed th e six th ,s ’10" p ‘ace.
blcb a! G erm any
r .„
i
th er sum of $1950 costs and dis-
birth d ay anniversary p arty of Don- 15 now rig h tfu lly proud
r iv e pow er shovels now a re in b ursem ents w ith in terest th ereo n
The man w ho m ade Soest w hat operation on th e W ilson riv « r from th It
aid Logan of Shady Brook, W ed
■ fM
■
it is today is not even a resident
nesday.
n of an- m e d irected and delivered, eom-
of th e town. He holds no office He o th er this w eek. Tw o ad p d o itio
w er shovels , m andm g me to m ake .-ale of the
w ields no pow er Yet he is so a re in use on th e W olf creek road , real p roperty h erein after describ-
loved and respected th at his w ord tearin g out d irt for fills an d m ak- L .j i have
,cd
,„d
has the force of law. Mid BO man ing channel changes in th e creek
, i'
O rdei
in Soest may even p a in t h is house On the Wilson, the tu g h t sh ift 1 O ecree of S ale I
'1 ,
M, nd \
unless P astor C larenbach approves has been resum ed, k eeping t h t : .,lt.
d '‘ , ‘ s
! of th e color. Much less can he heavy m ach in ery as busy as pus-i
(C ontinued fro m r a r e H
, he East door of the C ourthou e
could not be seen, th e d riv er re- ! build, or tear down, o r a lte r a sible b rin g in g th e rig h t-o f-w ay to n H illsbo-o W ishii
ported. T he ow ner was leading , building, or rep ain t an adv ertisin g Sr’ £e. . M eanw hile crew s co n tin u e Oregon, at* the h.’mr ton C uuni
f ten o’clock
the anim al across th e highw ay.
sign until he has ascertained th at w ith th e p io n eer ro ad o v er th e a m of said dav
When an auto d riv en by Ingw ald P astor C larenbach believes th at the sum m it and th e clearin g and g ru b a. m. of said day. sell at public
Romesmo of P ortlan d and a tru ck projected chance w ill rep resen t bing of rig ht-of-w ay. K. E T illot- auction to th e highest b id d er for
cash in hand, all of th e follow ing
driv en by L. T. W oodward. 52. the tru e sp irit of Soest.
son. resid en t en g in eer for WPA. r e described real property, lying b e
P astor C larenbach is a descendant po rted W ednesday.
Orenco, met in the R cedville-O ren-
ing and situate i n W ashington
co road T hursday night at 7 o'clock. of a line of L u th eran pastors, but
C ounty. Oregon, and m ore p a rtic
W oodw ard and his fam ily received he plays a bigger part in W est
u la rly described as follows, to-w it:
severe injuries, according to a r e phalia th an th at of co u n try clergy
T he West half of th e S outheast
port filed by D eputy S h eriff H arry man of Borgeln. He also holds th
q u a rte r of th e S outhw est q u a rte r
_
I office of su p erin ten d en t for th e
Johnson follow ing _ an investigation
f
Section 19. T ow nship 1 South
W oodward alleged th a t he was ' e n tire d istrict in t h e
L u th eran
d riving along on his own sid e of i church, and is th e man behind th e
R ecently settled lab o r tro u b les Range 1 West of the W illam ette
th e road when he saw Romesmo th ro n e in th e far larg er city of in th e C onsolidated In te rsta te and ' M eridian.
com ing tow ard him on th e w rong Soest, w here he cannot even vote. C _ o n ______
n ach er ________
lo g g in g ____
c o m p ___
a n i _
e s ' to satisfy the h erein b efo re nam ed
side. B elieving a collision unavoid- It
w as n early th irty -fo u r y ears cam ps n ear G lenw ood flam ed anew sum* and for th e cost an d expenses
able. W oodward sw u n g his car to ago th at P a s'o r C larenbach got T uesday m orning, according
t o of sale and said w rit.
th e left and th e other man did th e th e idea th a t Soest could, by cars- w ord reach in g H illsboro from the
Said sale w ill be m ade - abject
sam e thing w ith th e resu lt th at ful planning, convert its g reatest cam ps
to redem ption as per sta tu te of
th e Romesmo's m achine crashed in -[lia b ility into its g reatest asset. T h e
A ccording to th e rep o rts uncon- Qregon.
to the rig h t side of th e W oodw ard I town was very old It was founded firm ed as to the com pany officials
D ated at H illsboro. O r. gun. th
car.
.
,
2000 y ears ago. Much of it w as a m inor d isp u te over w ages paid
W oodward suffered a scalp w ound i ru n down. Tne n arrow , crooked th e "steel gang." on ra ilw a v con- 26th day of Augu t. 1936.
J. W. CONNELL. S h eriff of W ash
w hich tore the skin and flesh from ¡streets w ere mud. The place was struction. b ro u g h t th e tro u b le into
ington County. O regon M. B M ea
his forehead. Mrs. W oodward. 50. badly lighted. It had no good hotel, the open again
suffered a broken rib and sp rain ed N ineteenth cen tu ry progress had
Whet; th e men refused to go to cham. Pacific Bldg. P ortland, O re
28-^12
w rist and K enneth, 18. su ffered a , b rought in m ore
. , o r less com m ercial
, , w ork in th e m orning, officials of gon. A tto rn ey for P laintiff.
slight scalp wound
en terp rise and shops and factories th e com panies a re said to have or-
S H E R IF F 'S S A IL ON I OKF-
H ow ard M ulthauf. 21. B eaverton, w ere legated in th e w rong places, dered the cam ps closed w ith the
< LOS I RE
w as treated in P o rtlan d em ergency o riginally
b e a u tifu l o l d - w o r l d resu lt th a t most of th e m en w ere
In
th e C ircu it C ourt of the S tate of
hospital T hursday for in ju ries to stru ctu res w ere plastered over w ith out of the cam ps by night.
O
regon,
for
W ashington County.
his right eye. suffered w hen he blatant, tasteless advertising, and
The com panies a re engaged in
slipped and fell on th e handle of th e place looked back upon from salvaging tim b er in th e b u rn ed ov Ivan S haner. P lain tiff,
vs.
a shovel.
th e point of view of th e m odern e r area of th e T illam ook fire of
J. T
D e a vill«
F ran k Wells, 42. H illsboro w ood in h a b ita n t of Soest today, w as a 1933.
D caville, W illiam D eavillc. D on
cutter. was treated F rid ay in P o rt mess.
ald D caville and R obert D eavillc,
land sanitarium for cu ts to his
P asto r C larenbach organized a
MRS. CLARA C. ROSW VRM
m inors. D efendant-.
left arm , suffered w hen a skidding little group to stu d y th e program
FO
REST
G
RO
VE—Mrs.
C
lara
C.
N otice is h ereb y given th at by
’tong slipped.
of Soest. He brought in ex p erts of n r V
all kinds to advise. By intensive KosWUrrn 69. d isd at h e r hom e v irtu« of an execution, judgm ent
study a p lan w as finally fo rm u h ere F rid ay m orning a fte r an ill and decree an d o rd er of ale. duly
lated. but nobody w anted it. They ness of eighteen m onths an d fu issued out of and u n d er the seal ef
| called it theo retical and im p rac n eral services w ere held at th e the above e n titled C ourt dated the
ti c a l. B ut th e idea clear to an e n Forest G rove U n d ertak in g com 31st day of Ju ly , 1936, upon a ju d g
lightened few of w hat could be pany chapel S unday w ith Rev. C m ent ren d ered and en tered in . o I
P. Sabin and Rev. O. L. C u rtis of
F ive boss loggers at C onsolidated done th a t w ould m ake Soest a ficiating. In term e n t was in F orest C ourt on th e 31st day of Ju ly . 1936,
in favor of Ivan S haner. P laintiff,
T im ber com pany cam p near G len fam ous and prosperous city. It was View cem etery.
and against th e D efendant. J. T.
wood w ere in h bad w ay M onday, to w ork out a program in w hich
S
he
was
born
at
C
ouncil
Grove.
D eavllle. and ag ain st th e real p ro p
according Io a rep o rt given John th e m ost u p -to -d ate m odernization
Connell, sh e r'fi. Som ebody stole S h o u ld go hand in hand w ith a Kan . D ecem ber 10. Igfifi. m arried e rty h e re in a fte r described, for the
Jacob
R
osw
urm
th
e
re
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
21.
| scrupulous salvaging and restora-
th e ir b o ro .
A lo g g ir w ithou t boots. 5jr.e> iff jtio n of the beauties of the M iddle 1834. a and
n d 1 cam e to O regon in 1922
Connell explains, is lik e a cow le.y ’ Ages Its age was to be m a d e 1Jetea-s e° is
• su rv iv ed bv th e w idow -
w ithout a saddle B ut to m ake Soest's asset instead of its liability cr and tw o t h l ‘“ re n - * red W. Ros-
119 S. Scrond Ave.
things w orse the th ief also stole a
a11 centered finally in Pastor w urm of L ittle R iver. K an . and
PH O N E 771
radio, leaving th e men w Pho'.il C larenbach. Th? story is too long Mrs. G racie R. B abcock of F orest
proper w orking equip m en t c>- fa- ,0 tell in detail. The bed of the Grove.
cilities fo entertain m en t.
m oaI was cleared and m ade into
I.ct th e ad v ertise m en ts h elp you
H ow ever D am e F ate assisted the charm ing gardens. Prizes w ere of
situation a rd a labor tro u b le de fered for businessm en w ho con m ake y o u r shopping plans.
veloped Tuesday w hich m ade boots ducted th e ir advertising most suc
unnecessary.
cessfully in th e spirit of old Soest
Fined $50 for d riv in g w ith his Incidentally. Pastor C larenbach is
arm around his com panion. Jam es p ro-advertising and not a n ti-a d
M orris B uckner. 43. of P o rtlan d is vertising. P ride was aroused in !
youre
M axw ell H ou e
in the county jail u nable to pay th e householder for the antiquity
his fine. The fine was levied W ed of his ancient dw elling. The old
LIABLE/
nesday m orning by Ju stic e J. S. coats of arm s w ere regilded. the
Lb.
B arb er in Tigard.
old mottoes furbished and m ade to
B uckner was arrested A ugust 16 appear as they w ere when L uther i
by state police w ho alleged th at cam e to Soest. streets w ere made
he was accom panied by tw o women practical for modern traffic in such
com panions, one lying on his lap a wav that the m edieval beauty of
BAKERS.
and the other in th e seat beside the place was enhanced rath e r than
’ -It». (411
lessened.
him .
All over G erm any now a re plan-
1 ( E d i t o r ’s N o te T h ia
it* th e
f ir » t o f
' se v e ra l a r tic le * w r itt e n f o r th is ne w sp a -
l»er b y E rie W A lle n . «lean
th e V p i-
v e r a ity o f O re g o n school o f jo u r n a lis m ,
' w h o is now
tr a v e lin g in E u ro p e on a
fe llo w s h ip g ra n te d
by
th e O b e rla n d e r
I T r u s t « f th e K a r l S h u r i m e m o ria l fou n d s«
l lio n
Dean A lle n was a ls o nam ed s p e c ia l
I re p re s e n ta tiv e o f th e O regron s ta te p la n *
i r in g boa rd- >
B Y E R IC W . A L L E N
D ean o f th e U n iv e r s ity «»f O re g o n
Sch»H»l o f J tH irn a lis m
« f
Crews Start Work
on Banks Highway
Washington
County hair'
8 d fe w
I lillshoro, Oregon
?;
Sept. 5*4-5
I’he $'"».000 hospital unit for the care of W orld W ar orphan*
recent I) erected at the V. I'. \ \ . N ational Home m aintained
by the V eteran* of F oreign W arn of the I . S., at Eaton
R apids, M ichigan. F unda for construction of this health cen-
er w ere contributed through the e ffo rts of the V. F. W.
A uxiliary. A train ed nurse (circle) is in charge of the physical
w elfare of the youngster.* at all tu n es and plnsici.iu* from
nearby com m unities conduct periodic exam ination* of all
children at the \ . F. W. N ational Home.
sum of $236 00, w ith interest th ere-
on since D ecem ber 5. 1935. at th e
ra te of ) even per cent per annum ,
and the fu rth e r sum of $75.00 at-
to rn ey ’s fees. and th e fu rth e r sum
of $37 07, w ith in terest thereon
since Ju n 13. 1936. at tin* ra te of
eight per cent per annum , being
taxes paid by P lain tiff on the p ro p
erty h erein after d. scribed, and the
fu rth e r sum of $14 IX) easts and
disbui sem ents. and the costs of
der for cash in hand all the here-
said sale and said w rit, com m and
ing and re q u irin g me to m ake sale
of all the follow ing described real
FREE
(
PROGRAM
p ro p erty situated in W ashington
1 L'” unty. S ta te of Oregon, to-w it
Lot 14 of and in Block 3 T horne's
A ddition to the Tow n mow f i t ) i
of H illsboro. O regon
Now. therefore, by v irtu e of . aid
execution, judgm ent, decree and
o rd er of sale, .mid in com pliant
w ith the dem ands of said w rit. I
w ilt on T uesday, the 8th 'lay of
S eptem ber, 193(1. at the hour of HI
o'clock a ill. of said day at the
East door of the C ounty C ourt
House in the C ity of H illsboro
W ashington C o u n t). O regon, sell at
public auction to the highest bid
I hurstia y
il= l= l;l= t U llZ tr,
K 30 r M -—Ju n io r P ioneer p4g
»••ml and E n tertain m en t in P 4 \ilio n ,
\i|spi<-rs H illsboro ( o ltre ( lull.
I inter (lie lllreetlu n of Mis II II.
M ulinarli. Idinissiun li c e .
Friday
Forest Grove
" P O P ’’
G rade A
■Inst th«* th ing
for a w arm w«‘a tti
e r drink. S p a rk
ling. r e f r e s h i n g ,
h e a lth fu l. G et a
l'¡1.4« today — keep
it i« e cold to give
the fam ily a real
hot weal In r tre a t.
A W ashington County P ro d u c t of H ighest Q uality
A V A ILA BLE
A' I’
ALL
CROC ERIKS
B ottled
GREETINGS!
I’m the
HOME
BAKERY’S
NEW BAKERY
b,
,al.
E.NING.S
10.00 p. M D iM ribuiion of $250
in 1 r « c (ìifts Hand ( oio cris and
II 1 II -.bori». O ie. O ther í iitert i iiiim nt H alft.
I* I k .m* .*13!
313 E Main St.
137 S. T h ird Ave.
PRESEN TS
T H E FO LLO W IN G PERSONALLY INDORSED
V inegar
25c
G allon
BAKING POWDER
to
For the Only Girl
Maybt* th e only girl is
y o u r b e tro th ed , wife,
m o th er or d a u g h te r. A
diam ond rin g is th e a l
w ays - a p p ro p ria te , al-
way.s-welcom e token of
a ffe c tio n . .Settings i n
n a tu ra l g o ld — in b e a u
tifu l stock designs. F o r
th e bride, ex q u isite e n
g a g e m e n t an d w ed d in g
rin g sets i n fam ous
o ra n g e or f l o r a l d e
signs.
J. L. Anderson
211
E.
M ain Si.
ASTORIA and SEASIDE
via Vernonia. Jew ell. Wolf
Creek Highway, etc.
On and after
Friday, A ugust 28
the Spokane. P ortland and S e a t
tle T ransportation Co. will run
daily motor passenger and e x
press stage service over th is
MW Mute
laavimi
Hillsboro
8:35 a. m.. arriv in g Seaside 12:25
p. m„
m., Astoria 2.00 p. m.t r e
turning leaving A storia 1:00 p.
m.. Seaside 2:00 p m.
Fares to Se: id«' $3 10 one
wav. $4.50 round-trip; Io A storia
$.1.9.i « ne way. $5 25 rou n d -trip .
This makes a quick arid in
teresting tu p 1.» tln s e points
and inlerm edialc points west
Pittsburg.
Stages stop, lie k its on
lu
and express nandlcd at
of
OREGON ELECTRIC
STATION
I’bonr 1941 T
Hillsboro
L e t A ndy Fix Y our W atch”
O fficial S. P. W atch In sp ecto r
for Wa.--hing(on C ounty
8c
15c
I elfo
I lb.
L. »SHERMAN. Agent
'
I ’
' ' i
2
15c
25c
CRACKERS
2 Hi. box
SODAS oi GRAHAM S
ORBIS — I lard w heat
F lour.
$-
49»lb. bag
CHAS. LWALRER
K
c^G -£Ncy~
ivcnY ronn of m km ctkm i
TELEPHONE 1732
116 SOUTH THIRD - R($ M *3
MILLS BORO, CRI&C»
' - -r
The
6C
car is in new condition
-w ircw lu’cl job
4
25c
19c
4
cans
DIAMOND
SHAKER
K e llo g g ’s C ereals
2, arlitns
Bulk.
19c
45c
' 17c
Pint
I’rp. Rice K rlsplrs,
W heat B iscuit
M acaroni or S p a g h etti
10c
I’hg.
5c
P««:
Q uality Fruit» and V egetables !
¡
Lb.
Lettuce
Head
S E R V IC E
Roes into Ihe prep aration
and d elivery o f our qual
ity governm ent insp ected
M EATS
Cur years of ex p erien ce in preparing and handling
M eats is your assurance of the fin est of M eats, the
h igh est of quality and econom y in cost.
SERVICE T H A T SA V ES YOU MONEY AT
H illsboro
f é
meat C o
but ■ pay ne uasr
EAT
M A Y O N N A ISE
1.35
Bananas
450
E fficien t, C onscientious
y f»
KIPPERED SNACKS
SA LT
in-ide «oui out
O ther Good Used Cars $1 0 to $225
10c
M edinin
Cans
VAN CA M P'S
475
1932 Nash Six I)c Luxe Sedan —
P e e l ill
Pkg.
PORK ÖC BEANS
G IR L
cans
i» " "
I’kg.
F ru it
SALM ON
CLABBER
W ash in g P ow d er
R esid en ce L iability Insur
an ce is as ^necessary as a
cover on a coal h ole. It*3
reason ab ly p riced.
i
• . <
MARSHMALLOWS
Some people d o n ’t realize
th e ir liability until th e ju r y ’s
v erd ict is in. A g u e st fa llin g
on th e s ta irs o r th e m ilk
m an slip p in g a t y o u r d oor
w ay m ay cost you m ore th an
a bad fire.
Pen Jell
In your co n tain er.
COCOA
NEW STAGE
LINE
15c
Í
475
IL« been reconditioned in our xh<»|
Wc offer Ibis well kept r.»r at
BUSK PS MARKET
Coffee
CARS
1933 Plym outh P. D. Standard Coach
Price» E ffective I ri.. Sat.,
.Mon . A ugust 28. 29, 31
FREE DELIVERY
9:00 1’ M Dan« inc in Pavilion
vs HI» \ . i i > H i l l s 9 p ir c r O rrh rs
Ira 1 ir r y O tb rr D an te a Wall«.
Admission Î5c P r r Person.
This car is pci f ct through«» it .mil i.s a leal
bargain a t our price of
13c
9c
IOC
OPEN s i NIIAVS and
1
s 1
U SED
SPECIALS
Lit.
1.(10 J* M .Tliilt D(ij¡ sím il. %iis
pic« s H illsboro Kotary < tub. Hall
( «ames.
1933 Plym outh P. D. D«> Luxe C oupe—
in the Long Buililinu. across from the ( o u rt House
M O T H E R ’S BREAD ...........
PUM PERNICKEE BREAD
DAY O L p BREAD Large
S aturday
V y T H O M A S S. SHOLES
\ ou 11 Find Me ¡it Y our G ro c e r’s or ¡it the
Thief Raids Camp;
Boots, Radio Gone
K:(HI P M
M P \ \ .index ille
I'l «»Up. 60 Peoni
< Iti tsLi mi Ing I e i
tu re E n tri taínm ent
In Pavillon.
I ree Admission.
Soda Works
N e w Long Loaf
SATU R D A Y
I 4rtiu is* I nion 4ii(l Granger»*
Píenle Day. 1.30 to 3 30 P M
Itu sim ss I II ms of H i l l s b o r o l i t
g elber u itb I heir E m ployes Mill
\ islt the I air at I’liis l ime amt
Partí« ipate in S ports and Games.
Auspices H illsboro H reakfast ( lub.
ROYAL
BUTTER
S A IIR D A V
O ranges
5c ■ Dozen
25c
Dry Onions
5c
4 lbs.
10c
1
Lemons
I Dozen
■i
1 Lb.
IR ID A )
25c
Cabbage
3c
.imi S A ItJ tD A V
MUTTON
VEAL ROAST,
(INLY
l.ix<
I .11 III
7 30 P M. Iluy»' and <*lrl»* Pet
4 ml Hie y «’It* P4i 4<le. < 4 h I i F rite ».
I'lK lrr tlir X l l s p l e r * o f I h r K u s i -
nm»
4 n «I l 'n » f e s s |i)||4 1 W o m e i i N
Club.
a ssu re d w ith
C ream ery
Logging Companies
Close Camps Again *
Scholls
O pening o f it r l e u h ii r e
to< k I II ( l u l l 411(1 l i l l u i t *
l>l*pl.t\s 411(1 l.xlilhll*
Golden H ealth . . .
Black Cow, Night,
Cause of Accident
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. W eller and
Miss M adeline N cw bey spent the
w eek-end visiting Mr. and Mrs.
L aw ren ce M eyers in Huston. Wash
ADMISSION
STEW . Lb.
5c
ROAST. Lb. 8c
CHOPS. I.b. 10c
mi
Lb.
Aligar ( 'n rot I. I.b.
B A C O N For
«i
casoninjr I.b.
SALMON, I
or whole Lb.
LIVER, Be« or O ils. 2 lbs.
SHORTENING,
r„ rt
O il
14c
26c
15c
I 2 ' / 2 c
25c
3 lbs. 25c