The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, October 22, 1936, Page 6, Image 6

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    H IL L S B O R O
Page Six
Judge Directs
Bell Verdict
‘Electric Chair’ for Chickens
D irected verdict against th e state j
accident comm ission was given in
circuit court W ednesday afternoon
by Ju d g e R. F ran k P eters at Vie
close of an action brought by H ar­
vey Bell to appeal from a decision
of the commission.
Bell had been denied com pensa­
tio n for th e loss of sight in one
ey e as the result of an accident
w hile cutting wood for Z. J. Riggs
of H illsboro Riggs was m ade in ­
terv en er by th e commission. T he
verdict assures Bell th e am ount
usually aw arded for th e loss of an
eye and his expenses.
A ppearing for Bell w as P au l 1.
P atterson. U. R G riggs represented
th e accident comm ission and W. C.
W inslow. Riggs.
Highlights in
Week's News
levied in Justice court at Iteav- J Ki< kett.s
» m rested Monday by
erton several w eeks ago When con State Boliceinun Je rry ( ochrtin aft
¡Rites Friday for
Meanest Individual ¡fine
Meeting of Seal
1 fronted by an officer. Beech's moth u a com plaint was lodged by an
r is said to have given the young irate landow ner against H n k etts
August F. Peters Sale Leaders to
Makes New Record e man
the am ount of the fine, but
w in
August F P eters. 85. resident of
H illsboro for the last fo u r years
died T uesday afternoon at his
hom e h ere F u n eral service« will
be held Friday aftern o o n at 2 from
the Donelson & Sew ell funeral
chapel w ith b u rial in F ir Lawn
cem etery
P eters was born M arch 23. 1851
in G erm any Ten years ago he re
tired from his farm and since has
been m aking his hom e h ere
Reverses Decision Made by
Accident Comission
Thursday, O ctober 22, 1931!
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
S heriff's deputies this week are
be Held Saturday , who.
-coking the "w orld's m< anest m an"
some tim e last week shot tw o
P rep arato ry to the annual C h rist­ horses ow ned by Fay Mead w ho
mas seal sale the last of next resides in the m ountains n o rth ­
m.'util, chairm en of tin- various east of Buxton
A ccording to the i eport made In
seal districts w ill m eet in H ills­
boro S aturday afternoon at 1:15 the officers, the horses w, re shot in
o'clock in the H illsboro Pharm acy (he abdom en in such a m anner
for luncheon, it lias been a n ­ w ith a .22 caliber rifle, that they
nounced by
Essex M arsh of w andered for a day or tw o before
succum bing to the w ounds
Beaverton, president.
B esides his w idow . C h ris tin a , he
O ne horse was found dead near
Mrs Sadie O rr-D u n b ar w ill be
u rv iv e d by six sons. W illiam of present and plans for the eatn- the Mead school, w ithin half a mile
M... eapolis. M in n ; E dw ard
o f I sign m ade C hairm en and th eir of the Mead (arm. w hile the olliei
N orth D akota. O tto of G reat Falls districts are Mrs H elen Gale. Mid had w andered th ree miles tow ard
Mont ; Reuben of Hillsboro W aite: dleton. Mrs E J. Johnson. T i­ | Banks
Loss of the horses leaves Mead
of C anada and Leslie of P o rtlan d gard. Mrs ii D Ledford. WatU;
T w o daughters, Mrs C lara S tew art Mrs
W J. C lapshaw . Hillside; horseless until new horsepow er
and Mrs. B ertha S tew art, both of Mrs M C. M cK ereher. B eaverton: can be supplied to the farm.
i H illsboro, also survive.
Mrs A C. Johanne.sen. G lenw ood;
MRS. t AKI (I. M il I I R
Mrs P errv S hearer. F airview . Mrs
,1 E M orbaek. Sherw ood; Mrs ' Mrs C arl G M iller of Helvetia.
1 W. G uild Midway Mrs. A 11 80. died at Jones hospital Sunday
Busch.
Hillsboro;
Mrs
A nnie evening F uneral services will be
Schm idt. L aurel; Mrs M T Hates. held this afternoon at 3 p m from
aston; Mrs M V Jackson. N orth the R isk C reek church, w ith in ­
Boy Scout honor court wil con­ G
Plains; Mrs H enry Ilehrm an. C o r­ term en t at that place Young's Fll-
vene in the circuit court room in nelius.
Mrs F lorence H olroyd, F o r­ I n eral hom e has charge of a rra n g e ­
the court house tonight iT h u rs d a y > i es: G rove.
Glen Fpler. Dilley; ments.
w ith Ju d g e R. F ran k P eters p re ­ Mrs C harles Mrs Shipley.
Banks; Mrs.
A nna C aroline Fuchs was born
siding. F ollow ing the new ly in a u ­
g u rated plan, th ere will be d em o n ­ W. R H aw xhurst. T ualatin, and in Boland S eptem ber 5. 1856, and
Mrs.
C.
O
Mabee.
A
loha-H
uber.
was m arried in 1879 to C arl Gustav e
stratio n s in addition to the court
Rose Cove of H illsboro is seal M iller In 1902 the fam ily moved
P aren ts and friends are urged to sale
chairm
an
for
th
o
county.
to A m erica and since then had r e ­
attend.
sided in W ashington county M r.
A fter the court th e d istrict Bov
M
ARTHA
MU
I
LK
M iller is survived by her husband,
Scout com m ittee w ill hold a m e e t­
M artha Miller, resident of P o rt­ tw o daughters. Mrs Rose Selioeht
ing. according to W illiam F J o h n ­
land.
died
th
ere
early
W
ednesday
of
P ortland and M is M arie C raig
son. area field executive.
She was born in N ovem ber. 1889 of Richmond. Va . and one son
S u rv iv o rs include t h e w idow er. A dolph of A shland
Attend M eeting
R N T orbet and C harles W alker, A dolph M iller. F uneral a rra n g e ­
P refers Jail
both of H illsboro, and A rth u r Yen m ents are being m ade by D onelson
S ew ell fu n eral chapel.
O scar G ran t Beech of P ortland
m ans of Forest Grove, agents for
th e N orthw est M utual F ire In s u r­
was lodged ill the county jail Wed
Itirth s
nesdav a fter refusal to pay a $7 50
ance com pany of M ilw aukee, a t ­
S usbauer To Mr and
. Cor-
tended a tw o-day conference in
P ortland M onday a n d Tuesday nelius S usbauer of Cornelius, Oeto- 8MXMMKXQtiK XMMK
Xix; xLX
w h ere they met w ith o th er agents ber 17. a girl.
V an d er/an d en To Mr and Mrs
and officials of the com pany.
W e ure u gents for
Bert V anderzanden of n ortheast of
H illsboro. O ctober 18. a boy.
M arriage L icenses
DR. DAVID ROBERTS'
Boscow To Mr and Mrs. Bill
F ra n k E B alden a n d F rances
Boscow, O ctober 8. a boy.
Lewis. P ortland O ctober 16
V E T E R IN A R Y
H ow ard Ray S heele and L ucienne
D ivorce Su its F iled
LaVoic. Forest G rove O ctober 16
R E M E D IE S
Fish Lena R against W alter J
H ow ard S tratton. G ales C reek
l.illa rd E dith R. against Mack
and D elta W Hay.-. H illsboro ro u te
C
Onie in anil G et Ills Book
1. O ctober 17
H enkel Leola T. against G eorge
The Practical
N athan C leabm an R ushling. B iav -
erto n r o u t e 2. and E lizabeth Jo s e p h ­ Jr.
Home
Veterinarian
Soutli
Lela
against
Raymond.
ine A rata. P ortland. O ctober 19
John F. C orrieri. Hillsboro, and
Legal blanks, 5c and 10c A com ­
M ary A nn Z anobelli. P ortland. Oe
plete supply available at the H ills­
to ber 19.
X « » « X x « w V k « x X w « x g
tf Kxx:«
S teven J. V erboort and R ubv M boro A rgus.
Coy. Forest G rove. O ctober 20.
Mrs
Scout Honor Court
in Session Tonight
Seeking a m ore h u m an e m ethod of p rep arin g pou ltry for m ark et,
two San Francisco tech n ician s have developed an electric device to
kill chickens, tu rk ey s, geese an d squabs. T he p ictu re above show s
tfce new m achine doing its jo b as an o p erato r points out how th e
c tic k e rs , suspended from a m oving belt, th eir legs pinioned in w ire
clam ps, a re killed as th eir heads are pressed ag ain st electrodes. The
m achines have from 1C00 to 1500 volts, according to th e size of th e
fowl to be killed.
T hursday, O ctober 15
R oosevelt in M ichigan says d e­
pression w es beaten because his
adm inistration had acted.
G overnor L andon says “it is the
fa rm ers and th e w o rk ers th at
eventually w ill play S anta C laus to
th e new deal's program of reckless extensive in e a rth q u ak e th at hits th ree-y ear-o ld B enjam in M ouehette
, Jr. of G lendale, Oregon.
Italy. Y ugoslavia and A ustria
extravagance.“
L u th er Jenes. ex-convict, adm its
W itnesses attack plan to boost
D uPont fam ily gives $383,000 to
price of m ilk in P o rtlan d area d u r­
republican fund up to S e p te m b e r slaying four N evada men.
N in te e n die as boat capsizes in ing tria l to m ake p erm an en t a tem ­
30.
porary injunction against Oregon
Fascist arm ies in trem endous new L ake E rie u n d er im pact of gale
Spanish rebels isolate M adrid. m ilk control board.
offensive sm ash w ay to point 25
R
ailroad
lines
cut.
m iles w est of M adrid.
Y ear's extension of presen t w ork-
G erald L. K. Sm ith, self-an n o in t-
Monday. O ctober 19
i mg co n tracts and ag reem en ts be-
ed successor to Huey Long, r e ­
U. S. su p rem e court tu rn s back I tw een m aritim e groups and em ­
moved from Tow nsend m ovem ent, attack s on 1933 securities act. p ro­ ployers ap p eared likely today as
according to Dr. Shadduck. state visions of the natio n al in d u strial r e ­ R ear A dm iral H arry G H am let
Tow nsend chief.
covery act and 1935 relief m easure. ' conferred in San F rancisco w ith
S tate m ilk control board takes
Landon on w ay to coast prom ises rep resen tativ es of both factions in
step to protect its advance in th e "to do all in o ur p o w er” to rev iv e efforts to settle lab o r disagree-
price of m ilk in the P o rtlan d area foreign trad e and contends new I m ents.
w hen it files m otion in circuit deal policies of “econom ic n a tio n al­
Socialist troops rep o rted to have
court asking tem p o rary injunction ism" a re "dangerous to A m erica checked Fascist d riv e on M adrid
blocking price increase be set and to w orld peace " C alls on p res­ 20 miles from th e Spanish capital
aside.
ident to express view s on NRA. . Left front governm ent forces re ­
V ice-P residential N ominee Knox
P resident Azana and th re e cab ­ ported to have received an im ­
asks P resid en t Roosevelt to deny inet m em bers leave M adrid for po rtan t su p p ly of w ar m aterials
or confirm reports th at he plans to B arcelona. L oyalists say move p lan ­ from abroad.
raise wages and shorten hours by ned to encourage loyalist arm ies.
$2,000,000 blaze sw eeps through
a federal law. if re-elected.
San Diego. Cal., dow ntow n business
T uesday. O ctober 20
Roosevelt at D etroit says o u t­
Roosevelt schedules cam paign in ­ block sh o rtly a fte r m idnight.
standing issue of th e cam paign is: vasion of Indiana. Ohio and P e n n ­
"S hall the social and economic se­ sylvania. Leaves on New E ngland
N e w Court C ases
c u rity and betterm en t of th e m ass­ trip.
Did You Know
New cases filed in circu it court
es of the A m erican people be m ain ­
T hat you can have your radio
Landon raps CCC. and re cip ro ­
tained and stren g th en ed or not?” cal trad e agreem ents a n d farm this w eek in clu d e C harles F B ar­ com pletely reconditioned in H ills­
ron vs. H enry and Em m a B arton
Belgian K ing Leopold in ta lk says policies.
cancellation of deed; M ike Kokich boro's m odern radio laboratory f o r '
his country w ill re tu rn to h er p re ­
Spanish loyalists g ath er n e w vs. M att V rlicak. money: S tate of ¡a very reasonable cost. Phone 21N
w a r n e u tra lity status.
tf
arm y to rep el rebels
On both O regon vs. M artin J. B ernards, I —Douglass R adio Service.
F riday. O ctober 16
fronts fascists w ell w ith in 20-mile p etition for w rit of review alleg ­
M aritim e F irem en's Union a n ­ rad iu s of M adrid.
ing e rro r at law in ju stice court
nounces it w ill proceed w ith a
Dean Acheson. form er u n d er sec­ conviction for assault and b attery.
- r
<?r
strik e vote as requested by join t re ta ry of th e treasu ry , hears L a n ­
union negotiators regardless of m a­ don talk, then sup p o rts F. R.
D ivorces G ranted
rin e board's dem ands w alk o u t be
M ilk p rice boost arg u ed in M u lt­
L ockw ood—F ran k O. from A u d ­
delayed.
nom ah county circu it court. A t­
R ather than wholesale these ears to
Mae.
Landon books talk in Los Angeles to rn ey A. E C lark for state m ilk rey H oerle—M
arie M. from Jo h n H
a Used Car Dealer, we w ill sell any
O ctober 28.
control board hits alleged tactics of
Scott—H enry W. from C lara M
Johnstow n. Pa., m ayor, re p u b li­ m erchandisers.
(•f them fo r $35.00 down anti small
can. comes out for re-election of
L andon holds people's lib erty im ­
w eekly payments on the balance.
Roosevelt.
periled. Accuses new deal of a b u s­
Some o f them need a little w o rk, but
L arg er w age for w o rk ers d e­ ing governm ent pow er at expense
*
£
m anded by F. R.
of in d iv id u al "lib erty and in d e ­ HOUSE for sale, re a s o n a b le —430
they are a ll in ru n n in g o rd er and
T h e «¡moolh. re fre s h in g fls v o r
E astm an charges Dr. Shadduck. p en d en ce"
S. T h ird A ve
36
and d e a r , s p a rk lin g
color of
w ill give miles and miles o f cheap
Tow nsend m anager, friend of c o m -' F ed eral com m issioner v i s i o n s
Keiral A m b e r
m ake
it
th e
m unist.
tra nsp o rtatio n .
choice
o f every ■«<•»
every
peace on Pacific coast w aterfro n t. LIG HT team of horses, 1300 lbs .
type and every c l* » * . In aia t on
M ilk consum ers in P o rtlan d in ­
sound, tru e. $150—Phone Scholls
E arl B row der, com m unist ca n d i­
R
egal
A
m
ber.
v estig atin g co-operative d airy plan. d ate for presid en t, blocked in 2507 or H illsboro 444.
36p
All a irp lan e factories nationalized rad io speech at T e rre H aute. Ind..
SWEET
apple
cider
for
y
o
u
r
w
eek­
in France.
w hen Hoosiers h u rl ro tten eggs at
end or H allow e'en parties. We de­
R ebels tig h ten tra p on M adrid.
him .
Mrs. A nne Sullivan. Macy, w om ­ liver.—F. A. B rady, Rt. 1, C o rn e­
Ohio audience told by P resid en t
J 1927 C hev T ru c k
1 9 2 8 E sse x S e d a n
36-7
Roosevelt th a t Wall street is his an w ho taug h t H elen K eller, fa ­ lius.
foe, th a t it is "flooding" stock and m ous blind and deaf mute, to
bondholders w ith lite ra tu re “w a rn ­ sp eak and read, dies in New York. WANTED — H ousekeeper for tw o
m iddle-aged men on farm . E lec­
1929 C hev C oach
in g ” against re tu rn in g th e new deal
S ecretary Ickes says th at last
1928 F o rd T ru c k
to office.
y e a r G overnor L andon
was a tricity. m odern conveniences. No
objection to child of school age.
E x -P resid en t H oover a c c u s e s "state socialist."
1929 F o rd T ru c k
S en ato r B orah proposes federal Must have ch aracter referen ce —
Roosevelt adm inistratio n of "ju g ­
\> 1 9 3 0 F o r d T r u c k
A rgus 6603.
36p
gling" fiscal rep o rts of governm ent monopoly.
1927 C hev T ru c k
to m ake "expend itu res look less
W ednesday. O -to b er 21
GOOD b u ild in g lot. southeast P o rt­
th a n they are.”
P resid en t R oosevelt speaking on
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2
8
F
r
a
n
k
l
in
S
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d
a
n
land: sell or trad e for H illsboro
Long w heelbase, dual w heels
W alter R ucker. 31.
dies
of historic Boston Com m on declares lo t —C. C. Fishback. Rt. 1, H ills­
w ounds suffered w hile pheasant A m erica has gone m ore dem ocratic boro.
36-7p
h u n tin g n e a r M cM innville.
w hile oth er n atio n s slip. R abble-
T EN -m onths Jersey -G u ern sey bull.
rousers tak en to task.
S aturday. O ctober 17
31
f
I
fo r sale —H. H. Boge. Rt. 2. H ills­
P h ilad elp h ia surgeons r e m o v e
F. R. a t B uffalo declares his
36p
public w orks program had "helped tw o-inch n ail from th e lung of boro. P hone 1051 Scholls.
sta rt the w heels of trad e and com ­
e
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m erce tu rn in g again.” H e said it
rep resen ted "W hat we A m ericans 1
had decided as a su b stitu te fo r th e
dole.”
*
D istributed by
Jam es P. W arburg, one of Roose­
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICI
R A Y J. M A N N
v elt’s fo rm er econom ic advisers
H illsb o ro , O rc.
Phone 371 o r 373
w ho becam e one of his severest
critics, w ill support the president.
W arburg sw ung back to new deal
by recen t F ranco-B ritish-A m erican
m o n etary stabilization agreem ent
and reciprocal ta riff program .
P rices for I'ri.. Sat and
A m erican F ederatio n of Labor
119 S. Second Ave.
Mon. Oct. 23. 21 and 26
executive council urges its m em ­
PHONE 771
bers to su p p o rt Roosevelt.
R elief A d m in istrato r H o p k in s
te a rs in to L andon's relief attacks
and says L andon can m ake good
on his cam paign prom ise to cut
re lie f costs only "by p u ttin g a b l;
w o rk ers on th e dole."
Jo h n Lewis, labor lead er calls
Golden West
S c o tt T is s u e
Baker’s COCOA
upon A m erica to re-elect Roose­
v e lt and forestall the "settin g up
1000-shrrt Rolls
C
O
F
F
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E
of a F ascist state.”
'..-III. can
V ice-P resident G arn er in first
B ak er's Prem ium I
-lb
an d last cam paign talk cites scan ­
C o m f o r t a n d C o n v e n ie n c e
CHOCOLATE
glass ja
dals of the H arding and th e "in ­
' . lb. bar
ep titu d es" of the H oover ad m in is­
w ith
tratio n s. “The safest thin g that
could happen to this co u n try is the
re-election of P resident Roosevelt."
I Q G O 49-lb.
LD F' bag
LA K E'
F our N evada men slain in desert
P resid en t Roosevelt's 5000 - mile
b a llo t drive bolsters c ertain ty of
re-election.
1. A 1 0 0 '. petroleum fu e l— ideal fo r furnace,
HpeNr/ ’¡ n X ” ‘e'
S enator B orah refuses to j o i n
fire p la ce or stove. (N o special equipm ent
in partisan attack s on new deal,
p u ts w elfare of nation above party.
needed.)
pkgs.
Coos Bay Times, republican,
PREFERRED h¡TOCK
th ro w s its support to Roosevelt.
2. H ighest heat content of any solid fuel.
O regon beats Idaho 13-0. Oregon
S ta te loses to W ashington "U" 19
3. No h anking or shaking. H old fire a ll day or
to 7. W. S C. tie« U. S. C 0-0.
for
n ig ht.
Sunday. O ctober 18
PUREE. LARGE 2 '. CANS
PA BSTETTE
C olum bia netw ork denies rc-
broadcasting. Interru p ted speech of
4. No ashes or clin ke rs to ca rry out.
S e n a to r V an d erb irg brings co n fu ­
SLICED BEETS
CANDY
sion.
5.
One ton o f Gasco B riquets gives as much
L andon travels west in final
L in d y P E A S
heat as tw o cords o f firs t-g ro w th fir.
No. 2 can
p resid en tial cam paign dash to P a ­
Sw eet and ren der
cific coast.
T w en ty -fiv e killed and dam age
SARDINES
CANDY BARS, GUM
•
Mrs
Delta Drug Store
$35.00
down
S II« Sa R»
Too Late to Classify
$35.00
down
$35.00
down
taste!
YOUR CHOICE
M otor Co.
told him to pay it by nerving in
Ag ene y Transferred
jail because she thought the fine
A nnouncem ent was in.ule W ed­
too stiff.
nesday of the tran sfer of the agency
tor tiu» S uperior and N orthw estern
Eire Insurance com panies to W M
sh o t <O»lly
O liver R icketts of H illsboro p;.id Smith. 113 N orth T hird iivi-iiuc.
$25 mid co d s when A W llnx I» . I llllsbol o
I lie - o f '" ''''
justice, found him guilty I'uesday w ere held by the late r. I. M d Ol­
of .shooting a gun from a highw ay mlek
M onarch Range
D E M O N S T R A T IO N
W e W ill D e m o n s tr a te B a k in «
W ithout
M on arch
M alleable
L
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W OOD
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RANGE
Gasco Briquets
,29c
H O N E Y ™ AW'
UT CAI
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1.19
DRIED BEEF
2
JELL POWDER 3
29c
19c
1 Cc
FLOUR
TOMATOES
29c
CREAM CHEESE
3
RY KRISP
49c
33c
17c
10c
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Confections
HARD WHEAT FLOOR
KITCHEN QUEEN—49-lb. sack .................... $1.53
CROWN FLOUR—49-lb. sack ........................ $2.05
HIGHLAND CHIEF—49-lb. sack .................... $1.40
Boneless
19c
3
29c
cans
3
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ONLY
x btaaaai
Don’t fail to see this unusual d e m o n stra tio n
F r id a y a n d S a t u r d a y
at
3 for
Pay Cash and Save— Trade w ith Im p e ria l
Frank s Place
115 S. 3 rd A ve.,
H ills b o ro
Imperial Feed ÔC Grain Co.
Pl.-m r ftl
M illers of Q uality Perd»
O ra n g es
S u n i;ist, d o z . 2 5 c
10C
FREE GIFT!
A ll a ttr a c tiv e 7 -p ie ce set o f G r is w o ld C h ro m e -C a s t W a re
in c lu d e d as a s p e c ia l g if t o ffe r w i t h e v e n M O N A R C H
Range* p u rc h a s e d d u r in g o u r " 1 3 S ta r S a le ."
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In s p e c t th is a ttr a c tiv e , m o d e rn k itc h e n w a i'e now on d is ­
p la y at o u r s to re , th e n c o n s id e r th is e x c e p tio n a l va lu e .
H e re is an o f f e r w e h ave a rra n g e d to e x te n d Io o u r c u s ­
to m e rs lo r a lim ite d tim e o n ly
N ot to be re p e a te d la te r.
T he se u te n s ils a re la rg e c a p a c ity , h ig h g ra d e cast w a re ,
p ro te c te d w ith c h ro m iu m ta rn is h a n d s ta in - p r o o f fin is h .
T h e set co nsists o f :
1 ■ No. S Dutch Oven w ith ( over and Privet
I — No. B ( hieken F ry e r w ith Cover
1— No. 10 G rid d le
1 -N o . G S kille t.
LESTER IRELAND & 00.
HILcSBORO. OREGON
REAL VALUES
in Q u a lity
L em ons
S u n k is t, d o z . 2 5 c
C e le r y
5c
Sunkist Grapefruit
3 for
MEATS
AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES
Compare the q u a lity and
prices — consider o u r co ur­
teous, e ffic ie n t service— they
make our sanitary m arket the firs t choice o f H ills ­
boro shoppers.
Choice* Government Inspected Steer Beef
I HIDAY and SA TURD AY
Salmon Lb. qi/oc
Fresh— Buy the Piece.
f re s h C a tf is h , S o le a n d H a lib u t
O Y S T E R S , F resh W illapas. P t. 2 5 c
HAM BU TTS,
M UTTON,
Sugar Cured.
Roast or Chops.
SU M M ER SA U SA G Lor
I'irm, ( risp S talks
Each
O c to b e r 2 3 a n d 24
L b.
Lb.
IOC
sa la m i
25c
10c
S irlo in S te a k , Y oung, T en d e r. L b .
!
LETTUCE
í ii m, C risp llra d s
—
10c
•
b
BUSH'S MARKET
8c
10c
J
C h im n e y
S’
FREE DELIVERY
J
J
16c
Lb. 23c
H illsboro meat co .
M T T H t B IH - M Y W If M T
FREE
E > E E IV E R Y
South Second A ye.
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