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Lunes II W ard, .tate m em - In i . h ip chau inan, « in p lia u /e d the Im p o rtu n e * o f m e m b e rs h ip p a r t ic i p a tio n in th e P T A . th a t is. a ll n ie in h e i . o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n sh o u ld d o th e ir p a rt, .some one th in g In w h ic h he o r she is m o t in te r- e ted She also b ro u g h t o u t th a t am ong o th e r th in g th e P T z\ was i p o ir ihh* fo r fre e te x t books In th e .school to d a y and th a t th e y a ie in te re s te d In and s u p p o rt a il le g is la tio n c o n c e rn in g c h ild w e l fa re M i W a rd paid p« < nd com p lu iie u t to M i H It l* .o te r on ph n d id progress m ade hy h e r th an.I h e r c o m m itte e in e n ro llin g fle w m em bers K ic k v o rth . hom e M < B la n c h e d< iio n s tra tio n ag e n t ft r W a.shing- to n and Y a m h ill < ountic.s, d i cursed tin* su b je ct of " l i te lh g e n e " Q u o t- in g fro m t h e N a tio n a l P a re n t- inga/.mc. she a id "C h a i - Ï ne’ er i ■ d e p e n d e n t upon m any fut to i b u t m ost o l a ll upon p e r s o n a lity in th e u n fo ld in g o f p e r s o n a lity . m t- llig e n e e is of p rim e im p o rta n c e T h e u e m ade o f th is in te llig e n c e I h o w e v e r, o f even m o le im p o rta n c e " T h e b u sy c h ild , <>n<* w h o a ks m anv <jut tions. is a e 'u ld w h o is d e v, lo p in g in t e l l i gent e ( ¡iv e ,m in te llig e n t a n sw e r i f you w ant to h e lp h im d e ve lo p in te llig e n c e In te llig e n c e i th e v ry fo u n d a tio n fro m w h ic h we b u ild c h a i aeter ” S o cia l h o u r was in c h a rg e o f M esd a io t ( ‘ h .irh Douglas.-., c h a ir m an of tl S u m m e r R o u n d -u p . H Hen Fa M o rris o n a n d K P K asiini!. Mi E«lyth T o z ie r W e a th e rre d in rs d a y fro m th e s ta te tu rn e d T h m n r and v is it in P o rtla n d M rs e z ie r r r ls th a t a n u m b r o f L*O| fro m th e m id -w e s t cam ped at fa ir t he w h o le w e e k Io stu d y tu ra i t x h ib it s fro m th e v a r- -.s o f th e s ta te w it h a in g S h • re g re tte d \ • t! t W a s h in g to n e o u n- tv d id in e an e x h ib it th e re , ««i> f e il th a t some o f th e e x h ib it - .it he lo ca l f a ir e q u a lle d o r e x - d ie d any s h o w n at Salem M rs. \ \ atht rre d says th< re is a s ti on g a I I s e n tim e n t am o n g e x h ib ito rs e v e r th e s ta te to hove th e fa ir la - te r and it i th o u g h t th a t th e 193 fa ir w ill be h e ld tw o w e e ks la te r. A lb e rt T o z ie r. w h o .* pent th ? w e e k th e re , has o n ly m ix e d tw o fa irs d u rin g th e 75 y e a rs it has been held. F if t y - f iv e ye a rs ag o he wa* In s tru m e n ta l in m a k in g a o w n ic i p a liiy out o f th e c a tn p iu in g g ro u n d by h a v in g th • stre e ts nod te n ts nam ed and n u m b e re d so th a t now it is ei sy to locate a n yo n e c a m p in g th e n .About I5(X) p e im i cam ped th e n * th is y e a r th e la rg e s t i a m p re co rd fo r a n u m b e r o f years. Red C rie s Meets Tonight— A m e e tin g o f th e c o u n ty ch a p t r j o f th e Red Cross w ill be h e ld to - | n ig h t ’ T h u rs d a y ) at th e ch a m b e r o f c o m m e rc e at 7:3'J o’c lo c k fo r th e tra n s a c tio n o f im p o rta n t b u s i ness. I M bs I vile Hostess— M iss M a rio n L v t le was ho.-tcss J at a d in n e r and b rid g e p a rty T u e s day n ig h t in h o n o r o f M rs. C h a rle s E llis , w h o re c e n tly m oved to P o r t la n d fro m M e d fo rd . M rs. H a r ry M o rg a n re c e iv e d fir s t p riz e at b rid g e , w ith M rs T hom as B a ile y rcc iv in g second M r E llis r e c e iv ed a gin t p riz e T hose p re se n t w e re M i . Lames E llis , M o rg a n , L. H ills b o ro post, A m e ric a n L e g io n la u n ch e d in to its ne w p ro g ra m w ith th e in s ta lla tio n o f o ffic e rs a t a jo in t no c tin g w ith th e Auxiliary in w h ic h bo th .sets o f o ffic e r« w ere in t a i l 'd M o .«• P a lm e te e r. s t a t e vice co m m a n d e r o f th e L e g io n, and Mi O M a rd in o f M c M in n v ille , d e d u c t v ic e -p re s id e n t o f th e A u x - ibar w e re th e m t a ilin g o ffic e rs , la on o ffic e rs m. ta ile d w e r e Ja k. W e il. co m m a n d e r; A r th u r '. K n a ■ ■ ■ vi ' • c o m m a n d e r; F red E n g e ld in g e r ..econd v i c <•- co m m a n d e r; L eon S D a v i , a d ju - ta n t; Hu sell T is d a l lin a n n * of- C a r l Ho .I I . c h a p la in ; G H H'i. encrans e r g . a n t - at - a rm s and V.d A b a d ie . hi d o ria n T h e ex - c u tiv e co m m itte e in c lu d e s A W H< ffrn a ri. A H. B usch and E A (¡r if f it h A u x ilia r y o ffic e rs in s ta lle d in c lu d e M r W K C y ru s , p re s id e n t. Me L« < C l.u k vi< e-pr< s id e n t; M rs A lb . rt K ra h m e r. second v ic e -p re s i d e n t; M rs F re d C a ld w e ll, secre- i ry M i E A G r if f it h , tre a s u re r; .'.I. K ie d A m a c h e r. c h a p la in ; M rs A W H o ffm a n , h is to ria n ; M rs Jo h n Pubols, e rg e a n t-a t-a rm s E x ec d iv e c o m m itte e in c lu d e s Mes- daun A W. W a lk e r, J. N icodernus and P aul P atterson. T h e jo in t c o m m itte e in ch a rg e id th e in s ta lla tio n in c lu d e d D r. H al| i D ie i - i C a rl R ussell A. H B i < ii, and Me.'.darne.s E m m a M c K in n e y . A. H. B usch and R a lp h D re ■ er. T h e p ro g ra m w h ic h fo llo w e d in - * illa tio n in c lu d e d songs by t h r A u x ilia r y trio , and a re a d in g by M H H S ta n n a rd M iss M ild re d Jam ' wa a cco m p a n ist fo r th e tr io and M i Leon S D a v is fu rn is h e d m u -ic fo r d a n c in g a n d s in g .n g. A lle n . A W H o ffm a n . E d w m d C om ún, D o n a ld T e m p le to n , II M a e K e n /le . W V e rn e M< K in n e y , W K e lle y , M l A () Johnson Pol e t (¡lo v e , and th e host«-. B ro w n s H o s ts to I lillii P a c u ltv - Mid-West People l ’ N /7 State l air to Plan Location Legionnaires and Auxiliary Install Officers Tuesday I l e a d s I li. la l led H ills b o ro u n io n h ig h school faci tv and th e w iv e , w c ic e n te rta in e d a tth e I. B ro w n hom e Tue*<lay e ve n in g T e n n is and o th e r con test gam» w e re p la ye d b e fo re s u p per M R o m ig 's .ude w in n in g ov< r P S ke n e ' A w ie n e r roas’ was ¡th e n e n jo ye d , fo llo w e d by .singing a ro u n d th e b o n fire P it e n t w e re M ts s i and Me i dam e M a u ric e H om ig. We de v Ko i ter, Recce H a th h o rn P M Skene and B M G oodm an. M r E liz a b e th A lu a h a in . Misses Ina P e a rl A lle n . M ai v Y od i Elsie M ay C im in o , P d w y n .i B ro a d b e n t. V ir g in ia B ro g den. B a rb a ra Potts. F lo re n ce M c D o n a ld , D o ro th y T on g u e , M a rie llo u g e z K a th e rin e C ro ze r, L o u i e N es H e le n P a rr and T e n m see W i a th e i i c d , K C S ta lle y . Dave I.egei W esley C la u se n and B W B a rm M r and M rs Lee B ro w n , ! L illie B ro w n , and th e ho.st and hostess. ( ’a m p P íre ( ¡ro u p at D in n e r P a r ty Lohese ( ’a m p P ire g ro u p e n jo y ed a d in n e r p a rty Pi iciay e ve n in g at th e hom e o f th e ir g u a rd ia n , M is L E F ru n cís A ll m em b e rs ta m e m co stu m e and w o re m asks N ew m em b e rs w e re h o n o r guests fo r the e v e n in g (¡a m e s and contests w e re ¡ a rra n g e d by A n n a M a ry H a r tr a r n p f and Jean A n n Posley. T h e g ro u p m et T ue sd a y a f t e r noon at tin* ju n io r h ig h school to e x p la in C a m p F ire to th e n e w ’ m e m b e r. P la n s w e re m ade fo r a F ire rn a k e r« ’ d in n e r R u m m a g e S a le G re a t S uccess J.ik< W e il and M r W illia m C y ru . w h o w e re in s ta lle d a- c o m m a n d e r o f th e A n n i ican L e g io n and p re sid e n t o f the L e g io n A u x ilia r y u n it, re s jie c tiv e ly . here Tuesday n ig h t. M r and M rs A A. S p ra g u e of R< » b u rg a rriv e d M on d a y fo r a ve k v m it w ith t h e ir s o n -in -la w and d a u g h te r. M r and M rs Ray i M a i d Mi M b Spi gue and fa m ily o f P o rtla n d v<*re guests at th e T hom as hom e W ednesday e ve n in g . D r J O R obb and M a rv in re tu rn e d T ue sd a y n ig h t fro m a fe w t r ip s • • •m iH ita m in s o u the a ste rn O regon. T iie y w e n t w ith C a l. G e ra ld and R e g in a ld Johnson o f Y o n ca lla . T he p a rty o b ta in e d fiv e deer. M r and M rs. R u sse ll T is d /le re - in in I S a tu rd a y fro m tw o w eeks' t r ip to Santa C a ta lin a island. P a lm S | rim ; M oh a ve D esert. Cal., and ' " I I C -.itro and C a le x ic o . M exico. T ln v . pent some tim e w ith frie n d s in Los A ngeles, C al. M i and M rs. C T R ich a rdso n i e • the w e e k-e n d w it h frie n d s in Si i' le. Wash N e il accom panied th e m a m i w ill e n te r th e U n iv e r s ity o f W a sh in g ton . M r and M rs. w S. A le x a n d e r • f D e h ike spent th - w e e k -e n d w ith H ilL n a,, frie in l.- M r. and M rs. K. i. B e n e fie l. fo rm e rly o f Banks, are also in business at D elake. M rs G eorge D. B r ie r ly o f P o r t la n d i < co n v a le s c in g fro m an illn e ss at th e hom e o f h e r s is te r-in -la w M i - J. H G a rre tt. 7.1s. and M r G e o rg e W o rk m a n and fa m ily o f J e ffe rs o n C ity . M o . are -. -d in g t h e ir co u sin . M rs. O. Co L i t . and fa m ily . I ) r C T S m ith p e rfo rm e d a m a jo r o p e ra tio n T h u rs d a y fo r P a u l S ta h l o f M o u n ta in d a le . M P C a d y and R o b e rt B usch m ade a business t r ip to S eattle. W a sh . M on d a y. M is.; M ild re d C o s le tt le ft last week fo r S e a ttle . Wash., w h e re she is e m p lo ye d . M i • W in o n a T u r n e r is a tte n d in g P a c ific U n iv e rs ity . T h e ru m m a g e sal. h e ld last w eek by th e A u x ilia r y to th e L e g io n to a u g m e n t th e w e lfa re fu n d was a decid e d fiucce.ss n e ttin g th e A u x ilia r y about $75 T h e c o m m itte e Mr.* D o n a ld H a y ar l i t t le son w ish . to th a n k a ll m em bers w h o Cal., are d o n ate d c lo th in g a nd o th e r a rtic le s Don Of S ie i ! thf- i- i • ' i‘.iv M r. • nd • and e s p e c ia lly those w h o are not guest F ra n k Im b r ie a id M r in d m em b e rs w h o so k in d ly donated» M i Jam e Im b r ie o f •ar H iIL - fo r t h e ir assistance in m a k in g th e M i 1 know n Hay. \ a ff a ir a sucres« M rs. E A G r if - boro. D o n a ld i f it h w as g e n e ra l c h a irm a n and was hen*. is in a San F r i •neo hos- assisted b y m< m be rs o f th e c o m p ita l, h a v in g had re n i' zed. his * .b o u ld e r to th e m u n ity se rv ic e c o m m itte e arid o th ers. M iss E le a n o r K u m a la e o f H o n o lu lu and (T a re n c e K u m a la e o f H o l A tte n d M ee t in S o u th — ly w o o d . are v is it in g th e ir b ro th e r- M r and M rs W illia m C ( 'b u s t - ' in - la w and sister. M r and M rs ctiscn le ft S a tu rd a y fo r a business * V e r lin C o ch ra n , fo r a w e e k o r 10 and p le a su re I()-d ay t r ip to San day M i s K u m a la i t m p li «ed ¡u FT am co He a tte n d e d th e A m e n - ■ a g o v e rn m e n t o ffic e in H o n o lu lu . can B a n k e rs ’ a sso cia tio n m e e tin g M is - K a a n o i A y a u o f H o n o lu lu , M on d a y. T uesday and W ednesday I as a re p re s e n ta tiv e o f tin» C o m m e r w h o has been a g u ts t o f M r. and c ia l N a tio n a l b a n k o f w h ic h he is M rs V e r lin C o ch ra n f r a w eek, vic e p re s id e n t C h ris te n s e n is also le ft M on d a y fo r San F? atic..-co to an o ffic ia l o f th e O reg o n In d e p e n d sa il fo r H o n o lu lu . ent H a n k iis . (). C is le tt. BiF! F ire m a n H e rb S c h u lm e ric h . E tam S c h u lrn e ric h , I r i h in e ii Elect Officers— a nd F ra n k C la r k le ft F rid a s f- r a O ffic e rs o f th e u n io n h ig h school h u n tin g t r ip to th e O choeo foia 4 f i i Jim a n da.-s elected T ue sd a y a re in eastern O regon H a ym on d E s lin g e r, p re s id e n t. A n n a M a ry H a rtra rn p f. v ic e -p re s id e n t; M r and M rs. Ray S ig le r, a cco m Jean A n n Pasley. s e c re ta ry ; M a rv p a n ie d by M r a nd M rs. D a le S ig R u c k e r. tre a s u re r; and P ra n k le r o f P o rtla n d , are p e n d in g th e w ek on a h u n tin g t r ip in S o u th e rn R yan, c o u n c il m e m b e r. O regon S tu d e n ts at I o f O.— w h d ! R H. C ra d d o c k o f T a ft v is it <1 A m o n g H ills b o r o stu d e n t le ft last w e e k -e n d fo r U n iv e r s ity h is d a u g h te r, M rs. R. F ra n k Peters. o f ( )re g o n at Eugen w e re K a th le e n V»'e dm day. M c A Ie a r. M a rg a re t Jo h n son . M a t- ¡ tn ir o in r- a j n t n i m r - s n r n n i i i i i jo r ie M o n tg o m e ry , F rances F ields. and R o b e rt T ongue. Brother Dies— M iss J u n ia Jo h n son o f H ills b o ro was c a lle d to P o rtla n d last w e e k by th e illn e s s and d e a th o f h e r b ro th er. F lo y d W Johnson. r -s r M AKE TH E dehey, and K e ith B usch, th e T o l son tw in s . N o la n F u rro w , John West. V e rn o n K re ltz . H a ro ld D avis, M rs L T W o o d w a rd o t O ren co N e lso n W eaver, and G le n S a n d O f f in 'i -, h t th e H ill .b o ro C h r is tia n c o u n c il e x p e c t to have a ll e x e n te rta in e d m em b e rs o f th e lo ca l fo rd S u rp ris e fo r th e e v e n in g was th e a n n o u n c e m e n t o f th e b ir th d a y cept 20 o f th e 71 v a ca n t place in Sea S co u t S h ip R a in b o w and th e ir o f th e T olso n boys, w h ic h Was S e p t h r ic llv e m e m b e rs h ip o f th e n in e frie n d s w ith a p a rty T ue sd a y e ve te m b e r 23. ch a p te rs h t th e c o u n c il f ille d be- M rs. Is a b e lle W a rre n s o f W atts, n in g , h o n o rin g th e b ir th d a y o f h e r fo r th e b e g in n in g o f th e a n n u a l In itia tio n w e e k w h ic h s ta rts M o n in c h a rg e o f th e W P A s e w in g p ro son K e n n e th . K e n n e th re c e iv e d a Prepare for Budget day, C o u n c il P re s id e n t A lla n .1 je c t fo r th e c o u n ty , was th e s p e a k la m p o f n a u tic a l design fro m th e Washington county non - high S u tle r announced y e s te rd a y A ll e r a t th e m e e tin g o f th e Business scouts. Games, s in g in g a rid d a n c school board, w it h m e m b e rs o f th e h ig h -.c h o o l age ch a p te rs are h o ld and Prof< s io n a l W o rn -n ’s c lu b F r i in g w e re e n jo ye d . G uests present b udg t c o m m itte e , w ill m eet M o n in g th e ir e le c tio n s th is w eek fo r d a y n ig h t at th e c h a m b e r o f c o m w ere Misses L o re n c W o odw ard. day n ig h t at 8 o’c lo c k in th e o ffic e n. w m em bers, and w ill stage th e ir m erce Pre ¡dent E la in e C a ld w e ll V ir g in ia P e rk in s . O ra d e ll P ric k e tt. n f O. B K ra u s, s u p e rin te n d e n t o f in itia tio n acts n e x t week, at P il p re s id in g M rs W a rre n s said th a t N ayd e a ne P atterson. L e o n o re S h e r -j school to p re p a re th e n e w b u d g e t, g rim house S chedules fo r th e a t th e tim e th is w o rk wa.s sta rte d m an. M a ry C a ld w e ll, B la n ch e V a n - i t was a n n ou n ce d th is w e e k. th e re w e re m a n y w om en w h o w ere w i ek are. M onday. G am m a., and O ne g an T uesday. I t ’ a I ’ h i and n o t a b le to sew. b u t had im p ro v e d D e l’ an W .d n . day. A lp h a 1 and in th e w o rk u n til n o w th e y w o u ld C -H i T h u rs d a y , Sigma.; and V ik be c o m p e te n t to sew fo r th e m s e lv e and fa m ilie s . M a n y w o m en w en- ings v e ry disco u ra g e d b e fo re th is p ro In s titu tio n o f n e w m em b e rs w ith je c t was .started, she said, b u t th e ir fo rm a l c e re m o n ie , and th e in a u g u m o ra le had been b ro u g h t back and ra tio n o f th is y e a r’s c o u n c il p re s i n e w hope in s tille d in th e m , fa m - d e n t w ill be h e ld M on d a y. O c to i ln s have been k e p t to g e th e r and b e r 5. w ith P r .s id . n t E la m J A n - c h ild re n have co m p le te d t h e ir e d d e r on. o f I . in f ie ld college. M c u c a tio n . These clo th e s h ave been M in n v ille , as th e c h ie f speaker : g iv e n to fa m ilie s on r e lie f and to C o u n c il's fir s t m e e tin g o f th e 1 people re c e iv in g old age pensions, y e a r s. lected an a d v i >ory c a b in e t 1 O ne th in g she d e p lo re d was th a t ¡ o f rune a d u lts fro m th e c o m m u n ity peo ple e m p lo y in g those on r e lie f I to a id in s o lv in g p e rsonal arid c lu b e xp e cte d to pay m u c h les fo r la - problem s, and to act as a v is itin g bo r. s k ille d o r u n s k ille d , th a n to c o m m itte e to th e c lu b h o u r N e w o th e rs fo r th e sam e w o r k M rs. some e xce p clo s in g tim e n t 10:30 o’c lo c k fo r W a rre n s e x h ib ite d school n ig h ts was also set A c o n t io n a lly w e ll-m a d e c lo th in g and test b e tw ie n th e ch a p te rs w ith a t rugs, th e w o rk o f th e w om en. tendance at mr e tin g c lu b s u p p o rt, M iss H e le n Stevens was c h a ir c h u rc h a tte n d a n ce and .school m an o f th e p ro g ra m c o m m itte e , grades as fa c to rs was also pla n n ed w h ic h also in c lu d e d se ve ra l songs C lu b s w ill be rate d e v e ry s ix by th e L e g io n A u x ilia r y q u a rte t. weeks, and a fin a l r a tin g g iv e n a t j M csdam es L . C. K ra m ie n . C E th e end o f th e school year. W ells, C. J C ritte n d e n a nd F red N e w fe a tu re s th is y e a r in th e C a ld w e ll; a nd song and dance n u m C o u n c il p ro g ra m in c lu d e fre e in bers b y D o rin e F o e lk e r, a cco m s tru c tio n in G e rm a n and m u s ic fo r p a n ie d b y M a r jo r ie D u x b u ry . F o l a ll c lu b m em bers w h o c a re t o lo w in g th e p ro g ra m a guessing ta k e a d va nta g e o f th e o ffe r. Such co n te s t was held, w ith M iss M a r classes w ill be g in next week. g a re t C a d y w in n in g th e p riz e a fte r P ia n o w ill be o ffe re d to bo th boys tv in g fo r h o n ors w ith M iss M a rie and g irls , and vo ice to boys. llo u g e z and M rs H a ttie D a v id son. T h e h o s p ita lity c o m m itte e , w ith M rs G eo rg e L a v e r and M iss M a r i on L y t le as c h a irm e n , s e rv e d th e D e lp h ia n s o c ie ty opened its te n th d in n e r. P la n s w e re discussed fo r th e A n y e a r o f s tu d y w ith a M e x ic a n 136 S. 3rd Ave - Hillsboro lu n ch e o n at th e home o f M rs. R. n u a l J a m b o re e to be h e ld in O c to Phene 21X R. Easter M rs R F. P eters was b e r w it h M iss Rose C ave and M rs. D ate assistin g hostess. M rs. J W K e lle y , E dna T u p p e r as c h a irm e n w h o re c e n tly m ade a t r i p to M e x i a nd pla ce w i l l be an n ou n ce d la te r. co, was guest sp e a ker on th e p ro - ' gram , w in c h was a rra n g e d by M rs Say you saw it in the Argus. T hom as C o n n e ll. N e x t m e e tin g w ill be w ith M rs. C h a rle s L. W a lk e r. Selfridge Furniture Co. D e lp h ia n S o c ie ty ( ) p e n s 1 Oth Y e a r Corn and Tomatoes Shown— W T P u tn a m o f F a rm in g to n has th re e s p le n d id ears o f W a s h in g to n c o u n ty Red D e n t c o rn d is p la y e d in th e A rg u s w in d o w . T h is c o rn is as fin e as a n y g ro w n . O x -h e a rt tom atoes, tw o o f w h ic h w e ig h e d fo u r pounds, w e re b ro u g h t in to th e A rg u s b y E B Poole T h e y a re d is p la y e d in th e A rg u s w in d o w . Attend Board M eeting— C o u n ty e x e c u tiv e b o a rd o f th e F e d e ra tio n o f W om en's c lu b s m e t T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n w it h M rs. A . W A n d e rs o n o f G aston H ills b o ro m em bers a tte n d in g w e re M csdam es T hom as C o n n e ll. F re d E n g e ld in g e r, and P. A . A n d e rso n . E a rl Hobbs re tu rn e d th e f ir s t o f th e w e e k fro m a w e e k's t r ip to S e a ttle and B e llin g h a m . Wash . w ith A. E G o ff, la n d b a n k c o m m is s io n e r fro m W a s h in g ton . Ü. C.. a nd P. L. G addis, c h ie f a p p ra is e r. Poultry Wanted W e a re cash buyers of p o u ltry and eggs. W ill r e ceive them any day except S unday. W e c a rry in stock a com plete line of pouitry feeds, fee d e rs, w a t e r fou n tain s and rem edies. 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W e quote, su b je c t to m a rk e t c h a n g e s: Im p e ria l M ilk E g g M ash $ 2 .3 5 sa c k Im p e ria l E gg M ash ................................. 2 .2 0 s a c k B ig -L ay E gg M ash .................................. 2 .1 0 sa c k H A R D W H E A T FLOUR K IT C H E N Q U E E N — 49-lb. s a c k ............................. $1.53 C R O W N F L O U R — 49-lb. s a c k H IG H L A N D C H IE F — 4 9 -lb . s a c k $ 5 4 .5 0 to $ 1 1 9 .5 0 to n to n to n to n to n $ 2 .0 5 $1.40 T erm s to S uit Pool-Gardner Lumber Co. s The S p a rk is a W e s te rn b u ilt heater, designed e s p e c i a l l y to m eet W e s te rn h e a tin g p ro b lem s, w h ic h a re ra d ic ally differ ent from Eastern conditions. Ask us to prove exact ly htnv and tc'/i.v Spark is the oh /. v h e a te r you s h o u ld b u y fox use in the West. IN TWO BEAUTIFUL FINISHES: FULL PORCELAIN ENAMEL, SEAL GRAIN FINISH, AND BAKED ENAMEL. CRYSTOLAC FINISH. E S T I M A T E S $ 4 > .95 and K e n n e th W o o d w a r d H o n o re d on B ir th d a y YOUR S H O PP IN G CENTER! YOUR ALDER & MAPTT ‘ P. P. Club Told of WP A Project by Mrs. Warrens H illsboro Pharm acy WE WILL BUY LOGS an n g m T n V a c a n t P la c e s W ill b e P ille d (irt lo u r S'ovr fio-n an Oil Burner Man Pay Cash and Save— T ra d e w ith Im p erial W. C. Gifford Imperial Feed & Grain Co. 223 E. Baseline St. C u ll O u r N u m b e r" Plione 2K9I Hillsboro Phone 292 Phone 01 Millers of Quality Feeds South Second Are. ft' & ‘ I -I ‘ «a