The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, September 24, 1936, Page 6, Image 6

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    Tage Six
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O ,
Thursdity, K eph'm bcr
OREGON
I, 1034»
form of governm ent."
D eclares Medford, killed as hu n tin g season
P an i o f N orth Plain., Septem ber h i l l II for -.alo Boa 'inalilo to light
I ai 11 part m ai bo paid III Ia lin i
flatly the "president does not w ant opens
III. a g i r l
must have own team , to w s
and does not w elcom e the vote or
S uprem e court puts ban on dart
M iller To Mi and Mi Hi i li.no l 'a i li ipiipm ciit W rite C I. N I
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Irvine left M iliti of Forest G lo v e S eptc m b e i and >
support of any ind iv id u al or group games.
on H illstioio Id 3
32p
W ednesday for th e ir home at Bend 21. a gu I
taking o rd ers from alien s o u r c e s "
S eptem ber 23
Spanish loyalists set off more
Spanish rebel chiefs say fall of .a fte r about a w eek's visit wit li
| tier parents. Mr and Mrs
H O U S E
I.
Still J I J N of/I g e l,’
Fred
P o rtlan d B eavers w in t h r d d y n am ite explosions against 1200 M adrid and T oledo im m inent as
t n t I t * : m t h Witch H a z e l . ho ot
Mrs Irvine ha
been ill
straig h t game from S eattle i n rebels, w ho still cling to th e ir re f­ Fascists rapidly cut distance se p ­ i d Heintz.
u
ring
tile
past
few
days,
lint
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is
housv
uge in the th ick -w alled A lcazar a ratin g th e ir arm ies from both
R ecreation In stitu te H e r e
D epartm ent C om m ander and Mrs. Coast league play-off series for fortress
now recovered
cities
ASCt) briquets uit'it
at. It*
cham pionship.
H
ugh
S
Rogers
retu
rn
ed
W
ednes­
1
or
Sale
Jo h n n y
Fischer. U n iv ersity of
C om plete ship tie-up looms S a il­
Dr J D Robb pet form ed a ma
A ttracts Many
ash Buv now and savi Phone
T errific b attle fought in Spain
day from S aratoga S p rin g - New 175.000 Fascists inarch on Toledo. C incinnati, becomes 40th am ateu r e r union leader predicts O ctober jo r operation T hursday at Jono 01 We delivei
Iiuperiul E n d Är HERD oí 1 loi tein an 1 ( t i l l 1 l i s c i
Jlei-.i y holl.
golf
cham
pion
of
U
S
d II.
1
cessation
unless
em
ployers
get
hospital
for
Mrs
W
hitfield
o
1 G r a in C o . H illsbnn
York,
w
here
they
atten
d
ed
th
e
I
'
M
adrid
G
overnm
ent
leaders
d
e
­
M em bers of the Boy Scout o rg an ­ S. W. V. natio n al convention, b r ­
( ’ W Es ereil. Ht 3
s p a n m i l l > .
W ashington republican p aper e x ­ together w ith m aritim e unions b e­ Banks
lay
m
assacre
of
children,
women
ization. extension units. Grange.-. ing rep resen tativ es from Oregon
Hillshoio, c.ire of D i M e H.nieli.
presses belief Colonel Knox hedges fore present w orking agreem ent
Dr II II Huggins perform ed an
A lcazar fortress.
T» d
P.-T. A., church organizations and Mr. Rogers rep o rts it as an o u t­ in Flood
I one nil It* W f 4 of county po«t on
expires S ep tem b er 30
op: ration T uesdai for the renuw il GUERNSEY cow tor sale
w aters a t San Angelo, on G rand C oulee project
M
o
t/,
on
Sky
hue
lUv
d.
public school teachers p articip ated stan d in g convention, w ith th e d ele­
p
N orth D akota bankers, visiting
N o rth I'l.n ILS Ht ckv Po ini load
New York city selected for 193" of a cata ract for A. Z ajac of north B ro o k sch o o l
kill one. m ake 1500homeless,
in the second annual in stitu te for gates going on reeoid for "A m eri­ Texas
and cause p ro p erty dam age of Oregon, advise voters to kill state national A m erican Legion eonven of C ornelius
recreation leaders, held in the canism and P reparedness."
bank
bill
five
n
i¡Millets
tion
P
resident
G
reen
of
A
F
of
! »0 W ill’ll C 1 .<ghoi
D orothy Salm on
u nderw ent a
$1 000.000
H illsboro G range hall S eptem ber
A gents of C arp en ters and J o in ­ 1. u rg .s legion stand w ith o rg a n ­ tonsil operation at J o n e s h o s p ita l W A N T E D 10-iuet) oak w o o d It
m onth ’• i >>ld. .l,'l . s helh i . loi
P resident R oosevelt says " r e tu rn ­
The highlight of the trip, he said,
15. 16 and 17.
K
F
a
ste
r.
mite
I
lillshoro
ers.
m
eeting
in
P
ortland,
imam
ized
labor
a
g
a
in
s
t
A
m
erican
p
a
r
ale M B Even: B a n k
T uesday. Dr II D H uggins op-
was a rid e up th e Hudson riv er ing p rosperity" heightens th e o b ­ m ouslv pledge support to re-elec­
Instruction was given by Mrs to West Point, w h ere they w it­ ligation of every individual to aid
ticipation in the "most perilous and erating
n o r t in a ! M .o m it o
tion of Roosevelt.
distressing" E uropean situ atio n
G ertru d e Skow Sanford, extension nessed a dress parad e of over 1500 the distress d in this com m unity
12x32 Sim plex Mio fo i
a le
J
Two persons w ore in ju red Sun
Jo an B londell and Dick Pow ell
Six hundred em ployes of P o rt­ day w hen a ear d riv en by Axel
specialist in recreation and com ­ W
Vatin, 2 m iles ¿.outh ol Tig.m l EHESI I OW fo r •ah* Skus Bi.
Colonel F ran k Knox in talk at
ist P oint cadets, w ith a 100-
nth d Hill bon
t i ll
321 f
m unity organization. A ttendance for piece band and d ru m corps They C orvallis attack s new deal and m a rri.d on ocean lin er at W il­ land Woolen Mills out on strike
C arlson. H illsboro route 4. went in on highw ay Phone Tigard l’3t> 32 3
P er capita national debt f o r fered in ju ries to her nils and Miss
th e th ree evenings averaged about stopped
its policies V S co nstitution held m ington. Cal.
at
Albany.
N
Y
.
and
New
toon <pltt »«'dai
la .md 21-
R oosevelt proposes big pow er U nited S tates considerably below C arlson, cuts
25 each evening, as well as a d is­
130 A C H E S fo r re n t,
ork City, w h ere th.\v visited p. epic's safeguard
ae res un
un li diam ele!
highway I
cussion on com m unity recreational F Y rau
In tern atio n al
T v p o g r a p h ic h I pool, urges u tilities to becom e p a rt­ that for E ngland and France
«
.I
I mi
n
ces
tavern,
th
e
place
w
here
d
e
r
c
u
lt
iv
a
t
io
n
,
9
fiom Hill*
I topin e Ai
Jap an ese b luejackets hold b i g
ners of governm ent. Sees ra te cut
problem s and suggestions for su c ­
to clover; suitable fo r d a iiy in g
eneral W ashington bad? farew ell U nion m convention in C olorado
Births
0203
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Miss A m elia F a rh a rt. noted avia area o f S h anghai's in tern atio n al
cessful program s. T he follow ing G
p raises P resident Roosevelt for "his
to
his
arm
y
officers.
Also
th
e
ch
ap
­
and
general
farm
ing,
0
uuh*
<
fro
m
D ibblee To Mr and Mis K en­
com m unities w ere r e p r e s e n t e d :
stand in b ehalf of organized la­ trix. to tak e stu m p for P resident settlem ent u n d er m artial law in
i.iin'ii
buck
A
L
P
IN
E
.uni
S
highw
ay;
convenient
to
g
ra
tte
an
d
el
in
w
hich
he
w
orshipped,
and
Roosevelt.
search for gunm en, w ho shoot neth If D ibblee of P ortland, Sop
Hillsboro.
North
Plains.
Dixie
bor."
Chai h
s e rv ic e
high school; 7 room In ' O f I >a i n
Todd H i l l
teniber 19. a boy
Jap an ese m arines.
M ountain. C ornelius. Forest Grove. th e hall in w hich th e first co n ti­
/ S eptem ber 20
Lowell Paget of P o rtlan d re ­
nental
congress
w
as
form
ed.
At
and other farm building
Hay in Ht a. Bo,
Gaston. B uxton and P o rtlan d This
iver.
72.
b
elieved
victim
W
elt
To
Mr
and
Mis
Jo
e
W
ert
elected
p
resident
O
regon
R
ep
u
b
li­
of vicious atta c k e rs T hursday in
leaders' train in g in stitu te was spon- P h iladelphia they visited L iberty can clubs.
of New England. N orth Dakt
P o rtland, dies
sored by the extension service at hall and saw th ? L iberty bell In
S ep tem b er 21
girl.
September 18
W
ashington.
D
C
.
they
visited
all
O regon S tate college.
P hilip V anLaeken. 75. V ancouver.
i Nussi,.turner
To Mr and M rs
th e public buildings. Ford theatre,
P o rtlan d w ins fo u rth and final Wash goes suddenly insane and
Ben N usshaum er of H elvetia, S, p
w here P resid en t Lincoln w as shot, play-off gam e w ith S .a ttle 13 to 3 shoots wife, daughter.
friend and
teniber 10. a boy.
also A rlington cem eterey. G eneral Must play w in n er San D iego-O ak­ self
Do
n
M
cM
ullin
of
K
ansas
City,
L e i’s reco n stru cted house, and out land series to d eterm in e Coast
P resident R oosevelt nam es tw o Mo lias been nam ed service m an- I Beach To Mr and Mrs E I.
to W ashington's hom e a; Mount league cham pion
com m ittees to w ork up a crop in- ager of the H illsboro M otor corn- Beach of near Hillsboro, S eptem ber
WITH 2 PACKAGES MORTON S SALT WHILE LIMITED
Vernon.
M ore th an h alf th e 1700 men. surance plan leading to "b
21. a girt
e tte r per- panv
succeeding N orm an Mold- | P arry To Mr. and Mrs E A
T
heir
itin
erary
a
l
s
o
included
w
om
en
and
ch
ild
ren
i
n
A
lcazar
m arient protection against d routh " ton. w ho will w ork in th e sales
« C o n tin u e d fr o m p a c e 1 )
SUPPLY LASTS. GET ONE AT ALL GROCERS!
C leveland. Ohio.: Chicago. Ill : Des fortress believed to have been
Pacific coast shipping speeded up dep artm en t He comes h ere highly
H arrington of H illsboro, H enry of M oines and G ru n d y C enter. Iowa. blow n to bits w hen Spanish lo y al­
in effort to m ove as m uch cargo recom m ended. Mr M cM ullin was
N ebraska. Joseph of P o rtlan d and 1 w here th ey visited relativ es. A ists d y n am ite reb el stronghold.
as possible before w aterfro n t a g re e ­ service m anager of ttie M cC lure- j
A lfred of Bend. The sisters include reg istratio n of 7000 was rep o rted
C
alifornia
S
ta
te
F
ederation
of
m en ts e x p ire S ep tem b er 30
N orrington C hevrolet com pany of ;
Mrs. Ju lia Stockm an of C algary. at the S tate college at Ames. Iowa.
D ynam ite w recks C uban n ew sp a­ K ansas C ity for several years and I
C anada: Mrs. C larence B arb er of I w here they visited Mr Rogers' 101 - L abor u nanim ously backs P resid en t
R
oosevelt's
candidacy
for
president.
per. dem olishes C atholic ch u rch and cam e west on account of his health.
P ortland: Mrs. Hugh Reed of York. year-old m other. Mrs. Ja n e R. Rog­
.
His fam ily is now in Portland, but
Jo h n T and C oke B nte. brothers, k ills four
Neb.: Mrs. Jessie W alker of Forest ers. was visited at Wayne. N e b .
Spanish loyalists set fire to A l­ w ill move h ere as soon as it is
locked
in
Folsom
prison
for
sa
fe
­
G rove and Miss A ngie H arrington w hich was th e last stop they made.
keeping a fte r th e ir g ray -h aired cazar in w hich h undreds of rebels, possible to find a house
of Hillsboro. Mrs. W alker is a tw in I T hey w ere gone a m onth.
He is a W orld w ar v eteran and
m o th er had arra n g e d th e ir s u r ­ th e ir women and ch ild ren a re m a k ­
sister.
C rops th ro u g h N ebraska a n d ren d er on trip le -m u rd e r charge.
ing valiant defense. Italian s r e ­ has been activ e in th e A m erican |
Mrs. Ireland was a past chief of
W
estern
Iow
a
w
ere
co
m
plete
fa
il­
P resid en t R oosevelt, sp eak in g at ported to have occupied Spanish Legion, serving as post a d ju tan t i
the P y th ian S isters lodge of H ills­
for five years
boro and a m em ber of th e R e­ ures. said Mr. Rogers, b u t corn in H arvard, says it is d u ty of H arvard island
Illinois.
O
hio
and
C
en
tral
Iowa
S en ato r W illiam E B orah o f
bekahs. P y th ian S isters w ill con­
and the n ation to "stand for fre e ­
was
fine.
Idaho
says
"the
depression
seems
duct the g rave cerem ony at th e
dom of th e h u m an m ind and to
to be m oving into th e background."
carry th e torch of tru th ."
chapel.
SO UND EFFECT
G overnor L andon declares "gov­
September 21
ern m en t should tig h ten th e rules
N ew ton D Baker, w ar-tim e secre­
Women Visit Plant
g overning business, b u t should not ta ry of w ar. hails A m erican Legion
T ^E C O R A T F D w ith a variety of Buck R ugeri character«,
T w ent-five w om en of the Wo­
U nable to buy a dog license, he 1
attem p t to m an ag e business" so at opening n ational convention ses­
m a n s G am e C onservation league
th ete Punch-O-llagn provide fine arm exert n c by hou n tin g
so th at people becom e "m ere p u p ­ sion in C leveland. Ohio, as "the laid, and unable to pay a fine ;>f j
of P ortland w ere in H illsboro W ed­
(C ontinu ed from p a r e 11
hack ag ain tt th efiatw b en «truck. A lto,they go " Z a p zap z a p "!
$10 and $8 costs levied by Ju stic e
pets."
g
u
ard
ian
of
A
m
erican
p
rinciples
of
nesday m orning to inspect th e 463.220. A loss is found in Forest
B ernard W K earn ey of G lovers- lib erty " in an in te rn a tio n a l s itu ­ A. W H avens W ednesday. M F
Worth 10c but given FREE solely to induce you to uxe thi«
new sew age disposal plant. Mrs. Grove, w here th e valuation this
N ogle of S hadv B rook is in jail
faiuoua non-caking «alt.
May N ordstrom , president, and y ear is $818,220 and S824 410 a y ear ville. N. Y . elected national com ­ ation "th at m ay fill th e stoutest He pleaded guilty to having failed
m
an
d
er
of
V
eteran
s
of
Foreign
h eart w ith concern."
Dr. C ora G etty, vice-president, w ere ago.
W ars to succeed Jam es E Van
M ore m oney is on deposit in to purchase a dog license
in charge of the party.
B eaverton and C ornelius also Z andt of A ltoona. Pa., w ho d eclin ­ Pacific coast banks th an ev er be­
He will be cred ited w ith $2 a
tODIZfO OR PLAIN
day
fo r ;lm f i v e d a y s lie
m ust
lost in valuation, w ith B eaverton ed suggestions of again seeking th e fore in P acific coast history.
SrO'JT WON’T
v aluation $441,820 th is y e a r com ­ office a fte r th re e successive term s.
P u b lish er H earst tries to prove serve in jail, w hile the costs m ust
D am u u l I
be
paid
by
th
e
county
if
the
p
ris­
pared to $447,370 a y ear ago w hile
A tlantic coastline h it by violent in long statem en t F. R has Reds'
- $160,960 as com pared tro p ical h u rrican e. Scores rep o rted O K A vers Roosevelt enjoys p o lit­ oner cannot pay them . Ju stic e H a­
pieees
of
H u n d red s of
to $164,970 in 1935. O th er losses dead.
»
ical su p p o rt of governm ent's e n ­ vens said. C o u n tin g food aiid hous­
p ro p erty are su fferin g
ing
and
the
costs,
th
e
collection
of
a r? found at S herw ood and Banks,
emies. S en ato r L aF allotte and labor
S ep tem b er 19
for w ant of rep a irs. A
th e dog license may cost th e coun­
w ith th e Sherw ood v alu atio n p lac­
O ne of th e w orst h u rrican es in lead er Jo h n 1. Lewis, ra k e H earst's ty $10. it is pointed out
ed at $135,270 this y ear and $136.-
red
issue attack
d o lla r today will save
histo
ry
sw
u
n
g
out
to
sea
north
east
H ow ard Jan u s H ooper of Phil-
000 a y ear ago. w hile B anks p ro p ­
Spanish loyalists repulse mad
m any do llars later.
lips was fined $100 and sentenced
erty is $58,590 th is y ear and was of New Y ork w ith all vessels rebel attack on w ay to M adrid
w arn ed to get out of its way
t
o
30 days m tail W ednesday w hen
S60.340
a
y
e
a
r
ago.
£ <
O
akland
captures
Coast
league
W hite H ouse in statem en t says it
he plead guilty in ju stice court ¡
'l oil'll find a t C ope­
had learn ed of a "planned attem p t cham pionship play-off series i n h ere to d riv in g w hile d ru n k He
CARD OF THANKS
led by a certain notorious n ew s­ south from San Diego and will was a rre ste d by a state officer at
la n d ’s e v ery th in g
We w ish to th an k o u r friends p ap er ow n er" to give im pression m eet P o rtlan d B eavers for p en ­ B eaverton.
for th eir kindness and sy m p ath y P resid en t Roosevelt "passively ac­ n an t
you'll need.
V andals destroyed a d rag saw .
G overnor Landon favors study
d u rin g our recen t bereav em en t.— cepts th e su p p o rt of alien o rg an i­
engine
ow
ned
by
C
arl
Ingles
of
of
crop
insurance
to
com
bat
d
routh
Mr F. W. L epschat and children. zations hostile to th e A m erican
Lumber, R oofing
N ine P o rtlan d foundries b o o s t th e n o rth east p a rt of the county,
wages. S trik e rs to re tu rn to w ork. he rep o rted to S h eriff Jo h n Con- ;
Paint, W allboard, Etc.
neli this w eek A sp littin g m aul ,
September 22
F R nam es com m ittee to study left in the woods w ith ttie saw w as |
W hat W ould You G ive for a
th e need for an "ex p an d ed pro­ used to sm ash th e m achine.
lik e tiny acorns.
gram " of federal aid fo r vocation­
Mrs. S 'g ler Injured
al education.
Mrs. Lucy Sigler, w ho was
M ussolini orders Italian delcga-
i tion to bolt in tern atio n al co n fer­ iured in an au to w reck last w eek. |
N obody ever died of :
is im proving nicely. Mrs. S igler
ence on broadcasting at G eneva
M ade w ith pure, fre sh b u tte r
cold. T h a t’s tru e . But it':
Phone 301
1 F reshm en overflow O. S C. cam p- and Miss N athalie K oeber of The
D
a lle s , f o r m e r ly o f H ills b o r o w e r e )
also tru e th a t fully 4 0 Vi
I us. Hotels pressed into service for
Come
in
SA
TU
R
D
A
Y
and
taste
them
.
tem
p
o
rary
solution.
Tw
o
w
om
en's
o f
Herman|®
of all d e a th s betw een the
K oeber and fam ily at Six C orners !
; d orm itories overflow .
ages of 4 and 24 can be
They have a fla v o r only b u tte r can give.
Donald J. H azell. 225-pound “gor- Ju st as Miss K oeber tu rn ed to go
tra c e d to com m on colds!
, ilia man", confesses m u rd e r of R uth into the K oeber d riv ew ay h er e a r 1
M uir Y. W C A secretary , at La w as stru ck by a passing car and
A nd, to m ake it m ore
•
badly w recked. Both ladies w ere j
Jolla. C a l. night of A ugust 31
serious, colds develop in­
Spanish F ascists d riv e hard in cut about th e face and sustained ¡
to m ore com plicated dis­
effort to rescue com rades in d y n a ­ body bruises and shock.
m ited A lcazar. Rebels say M adrid's
eases w ith te rrib le sw ift­
X IIT IC K ( I f
H N A I.
A c c o i ST
plight desperate. E arly fall seen.
in th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f O re -
ness if not tre a te d im m e­
R ailroad B rotherhood L egislative
y o n . f u r th e C o u n ty o f
W a ,h in K to n .
IN O L P IN D S N T L Y
O W N E D
d iately and correctly.
P ro b a te
m e rit
L eague of O regon indorses F. R.
In
th
e
M
a
tt
e
r
o
f
th
e
K
n
ta
te
o
f
P
e
te
r
Special S a tu rd a y w ith our
fo r re-election.
GroHMen. Deeeancd.
F o r quick relief, try
Second at Main Street
FREE DELIVERY
N o tic e in h e re b y R iven th a t th e u n d e r*
New York negroes launch drive
Phone 3251
VITA M IN M USH B R E A D
s ig n e d . «•» A d m in is t r a t o r o f th e e s ta te o f
our specially p re p a re d
to have race back Roosevelt.
P rices E ffectiv e Friday, Saturday an d M onday, Septem ber 25, 26, 2K
P e te r G ro w e n , deceased, ha«
file d
hin
G overnor L andon talk in g at Des f in a l a c c o u n t in th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f
PALM
Come p re p a re d fo r a real tre a t S a tu rd a y
Moines. Iowa, presents to a g ricu l­ th e S ta te o f O re g o n . f o r W ttw h in irto n
tu re a farm program he said was ( < u n ty . a n d th a t M o n d a y , th e 2 6 th d» y o f
COLD CAPSULES
r, 1936, a t th e
hour o f
10:04)
a t th e
aim ed at “th e protection of th e u (,«•♦».he
clock in th e fo re n o o n o f naid «lay a n d
KRAMIEN'S
fam ily type farm ." C alls new deal th e c o u r t room o f naid c o u r ’ ha* been
stopgap.
a iip o in te d by said c o u r t as th e tim e and
p la ce f o r th e h e a rin g o f o b je c tio n s th e r e ­
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Coast league to
a n d th e s e ttle m e n t th e re o f.
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P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay night.
2 l t h . 1936. D a te o f la a t p u b lic a tio n O c to - I
N orth Second S tre e t
B ack of P iggly W iggly
d. 1936.
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Phone 266
Two hunters. M ax Ruef. 37. b e r P E 22n
T E R E. GR O SSEN ,
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Stayton, and H arry M eyers, 35. w it h th e W ill A n n e x e d .
l'ai k<*(I in a reusable ja r
with
Pkgx.
>-lb.
119 S. Second Ave.
.Murtuu s Salt
P rices for Fri., Sat. and
I jar
PHONE 771
■Mon., Sept. 25. 26. and 28
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Local Happenings
Sojourn in East
l oo Late to Classify
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Chev rolet Names
Service Manager
Rites Here Today
for Bessie Ireland
Dog License Arrest
Might Prove Costly
Property Values
Drop in Districts
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BUCK ROGERS
P U N C H -O -B A G
FREE
There Can Be No
Better Investment
Than Making
Those Necessary
Repairs
SLIGHT COLDS
COPELAND
Lumber Yards
Real Butter Horn?
Grow Fast
FflIRUJflY
Old-Fashioned Home-M ade
GINGER BREAD
Palm Drug Store
I
New Hom e Bakery
i
QU A LITY GROCERIES
Peanut Butter
FREE DELIVERY
BUSH’S MARKET
27c
H illsboro meat C o .
ear ne bist ■ pay m f ifasr
llU
FR M K C O . I V E R Y
H ILLS BROS.
1-lb. ran
GREEN nor
Lb.
27c
23c
MUSTARD
F ren ch ’;
DRIED BEEF
A lw a y s th e First C hoice
of H illsboro S hop p ers!
Kitchen
Queen
T hey know that our
49-lb. sack
M EATS
$1.53
a re G overnm ent Inspected — p re ­
pared and delivered under abso­
lute sa n ita ry conditions — alw ays
fresh and w holesom e.
2U-OZ. jar
H O T TAMALES ,.r
BAKING POWDER
T O M ATO
C-H-B.
Cart
JUICE
5c
19c
W HEATALONE
.All w h e a t
P k g.
R A ISIN S
Buck R ogers Punch-O -
Bag FREE w ith
2 cartons
1
M orion’s Salt
i
4-lb.
B ag
28c
20c
S A N D W IC H SPR E A D
Bulk.
Pound
I Quality Fruits and V egetables
SATURDAY
No. 1 B oilin g O NIO NS
9 lbs. for 10c
Danish Squash
Each
lc
ONLY
C arrots
3 hunches
5c
Lettuce
Head
5c
Ear;
( E I.E R Y
crisp .*locks
5c
Stalk
O ranges
Dozen __
25c
SALMON
o il.ju g.
lb.
IOC
lu st Out of the H a te r
BEEF
ib. 9c
Ib.
9c
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I f l v l l w i l STEW , 4 lbs. 19c
HEAD CH EESE
2 lbs.
25c
LARD, pure and sweet
3 lbs.
39c
BACON, breakfast
Lb.
25c
HAM, butt or shank end
Lb.
25c
’/¡-g a llo n
18c
A rm our’s
Big Ben Naptha Soap
D ouble Size
Bars
T he b re a k fa st food of
a th le te s. Pkg
Friday and S aturday
By the
P iece.
Sam e ehemii al ingredient;
all b e lte r Idem lies.
5c refund
W H E A T IE S
Seven Tam ales to Jar.
25-oz. can
Master X Bleach
FLOUR
COFFEE
15c
flC
23c
Dollar V alue
Brooms
55c
SANDW ICH SPREA D
In hulk. For those
school lunches. Pint
f
15c
FR U ITS and VEGETABLES
These P rnduee P rices E ffective T riday and S aturday
qe. W hite
CAULIFLOWER Lai
Head
CARROTS CRISP, TENDER.
1ST q u a lity .
LEMONS SUNK
Dozen
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ORANGES SWEET,
JUICY
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WE RESERVE T H E
Broom prices
are advancing
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