Pago Six
Il I L L S B O R O
Kinton Folk
Holding Party
New Year’s Eve
born Methodist
be at-
Soine
ill be
tended by Cor
num bers en th
furnished by C
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O ,
Bombs Siiat tor Homes in Madrid
Local Motor Finn
Opens Service Shop
Joe Gnus and W ilford K alseh a t
ten d ed the O re ;on S t..t o T e a c h e r s '
association in P o rtlan d this week
B arbara Ja n e Mann of P o rtlan d
spent th e week w ith her g ra n d
m other. Mrs M artha Mann
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Lilly and
children. Mr and Mrs F red Wol
ford and children and Mrs N o r
man Lilly and children and Robert
T ru itt w ere C h r i s t m a s p a r t y g u e s t s
of Mrs Belle Lilly
Mr. and Mrs C harles K ro n er of
P o rtlan d w ere guests durin g the
w eek of Mrs. M artha Edson
Misses Floy W right and E velyn
R il'd bo’h teachers here spent th e
holidays at P o rtlan d and C orbett.
M rs A. J O liver has retu rn ed
from C alifornia w here she
was
called by th e accidental d eath of
h er bro th er-in -law . On re tu rn she
w as notified of th e d eath of an
au n t and cousin in Canada.
KINTON -H om e Economic club
of th e G range is sponsoring a
"C om m unity P arty " to be held at
the G range hall this T hursday ev e
ning T h ere will be plenty o f
am usem ent for all as games, cards,
etc. Those attendin g are requested
to bring cith er cake or sandw iches
The party com m ences at 8 o'clock
All are invited
R obert Pom eroy spent a few davs
th e past week w ith friends at T il
lamook He did some fishing w hile
at th e coast.
T here w ere a num ber of large
fam ily gatherings around tow n
C hristm as day. w hile some spent
the day w ith relatives elsew here
Mrs. August D allm ann. Mi and
Mrs. A lbert D allm ann. Mr and
Mrs. Ja k e Faix spent last F rid ay
w ith Mrs
D allm ann's daughter.
Mrs. Nick G erig of Salem
P ra y e r m eeting and B ible study
at the church F riday a t 8 p. m
AH a re invited.
C onsiderable dam age resu lted in
The C hristm as program given bv th e in te rio r of th e H erm an K erk-
th e school children T hursday a ft man home n ear S ch efflin M onday
ernoon at the school house was noon w hen fire, resu ltin g from an
.well attended by th e paren ts and o v erheated flue, b u rn ed a s i x -
others in terested in the school foot hole in th e w all betw een the
R ecitations, songs and a play w ere kitchen and th e dining room.
w ell rendered. P resents and candy
Sm oke was discovered about 11:39
w ere d istrib u ted a fter th e program by Mrs K erkm an. w ho im m ed iate
Miss M ary V anH orn spent the ly called th e com m issioner at th e
w eek-end w ith relatives and friends court house. A ccom panied by D ep
in P ortland, re tu rn in g th e first of uty S heriffs Johnson an d B
the week.
K erk m an h u rried to th e scene only
Grange to Meet
to m eet w ith difficulty in locating
K inton G range w ill m eet S a tu r th e fire as sm oke w as pouring out
d ay in all-day session at th e hall from th e w alls in all p a rts of th e
beginning at 10:30. N ew ly installed house.
officers w ill have ch arg e of th e
As th e search w ent o n . Mrs
m eeting All grangers are welcome K erk m an called tile H illsboro fire
Miss Viola L ieim an of B eav er d ep artm en t and th e co u n try p u m p
ton has been a guest d u rin g the e r w a s im m ediately dispatched
past w eek of her grandm other. H owever, th e fire in th e m eantim e
Mrs. A ugust H D allm ann.
broke thro u g h th e w all, and w ater
from th e farm pum ping p lan t s u b
dued th e blaze before th e firem en
arriv ed .
N unnan M oulton
Southern Pacific
Adding Equipment
Guernsey Breeders
Offer Prize Calf
Cornelius
T housands of M ad rid 's citizens w ere left hom eless as rebel p lanes
m ade rep eated a tta c k s on th e cap ital, bom bing streets, public
buildings, and hom es, in this p ictu re the v ictim s are huddling am id
th e d eb ris p re p a ra to ry to salvaging vvliat is left of th eir pos
sessions. Like o th er hom eless thou sands, they may seek refuge
outside th eir n ativ e city.
"The Use of Lim e on W ashington
C ounty Soils."
A special division will be spon
sored for 4-H club exhibitors from
W ashington and C lackam as coun
ties Seven prem ium s of $5. $3. $2.
S2. $1. $1. and $1 have been p ro
vided.
A special aw ard w ill be m ade to
the sw eepstakes w inner This aw ard
w ill be of special interest at the
show because it w ill be a contest
betw een th e first, placing w inners
in the farm ers’ and 4-H divisions
Ju d g in g w ill be S aturday m o rn
ing. All exhibits should be in place
by noon T hursday. Ja n u a ry 7.
W ashington co unty farm ers are
urged to tak e part in th e potato
show w hich is b eing sponsored by
th e Sherw ood C om m ercial club for
farm ers and 4-H club m em bers on
T hursday. F riday, and Saturday.
Ja n u a ry 7. 8. and 9. according to
L. E
Francis, assistant county
agent.
F in al plans and aw ards h a v e
been an n o u n ced by a group in
charge E x h ib its w ill con.-: t of 40
potatoes.
A ny v ariety m ay b e
-uow n. C lasses for th e farm ers e x
h ibits w ill not be d eterm in ed until
all of th e e x h ib its a re at th e show
At th a t tim e any v ariety of p o ta
toes of w hich th e re are sufficient
e n tries to m ake a special class w ill
be g ro u ced sep arately . The rem ain
ing v arieties w ill be ex h ib ited in
a m iscellaneous division. The S h e r
wood m erch an ts h a v e provided
m erchandise aw ard s for th e w in
n ers in th e farm ers' division of
th e show.
S atu rd ay at 1:30 p. m . W. F.
C yrus, county agent, w ill discuss
a t an open m eeting held in con
ju n ctio n w ith th e p o tato show.
M
flipper Will Begin
New Duties Monday
M>
hank You, Friends--and a Happy Ney Year
W e extenil to you our New Y e a r’s g reetin g not as a resu lt of custom ,
lit in tru e a p p reciatio n ol y o u r frie n d sh ip and p a tro n a g e d u rin g 1936.
M ay th e com ing y e a r be filled w ith .joy. good h e a lth and prosperity.
Etitd
F re sh W illa p a s
.......
Q uart
1.8c
Shortening
A l ’i rk and B eef
Product
HILLSBONO RSEAÏ CO
P h o n e 9 8 2 H illsb o ro
ist w ith' us
We a I way.
and
I
liistim n c r
M ain S tre e t
p lu m e 8 i i
I
P light Salving«
of Children
N ew Y ea r S p e c ia ls
COOKIES
O G Z àt
3 d o sen
V a r i e t y ..u c t) a s black wai
n u t, g in g e r s n a p s , s u g a r
c o iik it -
Swedish RYE BREAD
D
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L oaf
A V V
A ilflo o n . •
foi > n
»
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1 B re * d
¡iu"'.10c
Y o u -a y y o u h a v e a r e s o l u t i o n , to o " ’
Yi . M u
S u p p o s e b e f o i e I - t a l l m i n e v ,.ti t a i l y o u r . f u .
e n d m e a f i e i a lo a f o f Itig B o v B r e a d at tin New llnnu
iv . A
l i f e o f t h a t w o u l d h e l p a n y o n e t o k e e p t h e i r it- s o lu
even k e e p i n g H ie w o o d box f u l l "
NORTH
SECOND SI
OPEN
E V E N IN G S
t . SUNDAYS
BACK OF
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HILLSBORO
OREGON
M*0, MOH
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»AM II ONI MOU»
S p e c ia i V a lu e s - T h u r sd a y And S a tu r d a y , D ec. 2 1 , J a n 2
COFFEE, Airway. 18c lb.
31b». 52c
KRAUT, Hillsdale. 3 No. 2 ’z2 tins 35c
PEAS, San Wan. 2 No. 2 cans
29c
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP. 10 bars 29c
PALMOLIVE SOAP. 3 bars
17c
TOMATO SAUCE. 4 cans
15c
CORN MEAL
ALBERS
W hite or Yellow
Dr! Alontc
CORN. 3 No. 2 cans
35c
>5
R e g u la r
cans
O/T
P ound
KAYCROFT
G arden lin n Sw eet I'cas
IVORY SOAP, med. bars. 2 bars
OVALTINE, reg. 50c size. Can
POPCORN, Festival. 10-oz. can
White King Gran. Soap. Large pkg.
LUX TOILET SOAP. 3 bars
LIFEBUOY SOAP. 3 bars
PINEAPPLE, Libby’s. l ’/ 4 tin
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CELERY
S ta lk s
BAK. POWDER
I EAltBEK GIRL
D ouble A cting
The Old R eliable
can
FLOUR
P ra irie M aid
H ard w heat
ARISTOCRAT
Flour, Harvest Blossom. 49-lb bag $1.59
■ U rdu heat
BEER, Brown Derby. 4 12-oz. tins 39c
WINES, Elsinore (Pt. 25c) Qt.
45c
SATIN CANDY. Lb.
10c
L arge
S unkist Navi
M edium sizt
Relish Spread
llardwheat
Swee
ORANGES
FELS NAPTHA
Fancy fruit
POUND
lbs.
Chocolates
E x tra Fine, Fane;
Hand Dipped
Softasilk CAKE FLOUR. Lge. pkg. 27c
FLOUR, Tamarac. 49-lb. bag
$1.19
|,< n^, S»
75c : 5
B ox
11c
35c
10c
33c
17c
17c
10c
Fancy Sliced
(Except Chicken)
BANANAS
r
Light
SOUPS
SO AP
SPARE RIBS
I alley,
The com plete all purpose soap
L f
Good, Solid SpitzcnbcrgH
Turkeys - Geese
Capons - Chickens
HONEY
L arge 2 5 -o z . p k g.
HEINZ . r ( A M PBEI.I
A ssorted K inds
of A thletes
APPLES
P r ic e s on F resh D rcäscd
YEAR
M on d a y , J a n u a r y 2 an d 4, 1937
SU PERIO R B R A N D
Plain or Salted
our modern market during 1936—THANK YOU.
S p e c ia l
+IAPPY
n tu )
1
VEAR
CLOVER BLOOM
patro n ized
Q U ALITY MEATS AT LO W EST PRICES
!
Swinney ».is b rn February;
enns
WHEATIES
W e a p p re c ia te y our business and a n tic ip a te an op
p o rtu n ity to serve you fu rth e r in J 937 w ith
B e i n g e n u n l e d g u l l t l i ". liv t r u a l -
Itili ill C h r i s t w c b a r e | h a e o w i t h
l ! o d T h a t I- h e l l e r I b a n i d i g i t i l i i
lit a v e r •
t in ill.
G e o rg e N T a y lo i
Io n
P a id adv
1853. in Sinter. Mo. m arried
G eorge D Sw inney .April ’’ 1895.
a t M a r s h a l l . M o , a n d c a m e to Ore-1
VERNON
P r ic e s E ffe c tiv e S a tu r d a y an d
in to Hie B ible for Ills m .u c h in g
o rd e rs am i to fin d for Hie pow er Io
g o abend.
17,
MILK
O xy d o l
FR IEN D S w ho have
Curl G Linde C herry Grove. .m l
Wand.i F F ournier. Forest G rove
route I, D ecem ber 21
F inest S m ejkal Buxton, and Ju n e
Elizabeth T ow nsend. T im ber. De
eem ber 24
Harold .Anderson. C ornelius, ami
Irene If. V andom elcu. Hillsbo'ro.
D ecem ber 2*5.
Jo h n E rnest B erger ami Frieda
Elizabeth Kt luli. H illsboro route I.
D ecem ber 26.
M
The
MANY
a lam b w ithout blem ish For C hrist
was sinless and w ithout blem ish
tilin g counted tree from all guilt
by his blood wo shall bo saved
from w rath through lion, you rt -
M irriate l.icrnses
Fart F rederick Doncv and M art
Sehm elt.’or, T errebonne, D ecem ber
'C o n tin u e « ! f r o m p it” » I I
g. n J u l y 4. 1921. f r o m C a l i f o r n i a
son. w ill be p erm an en tly assigned D
t c e a s e d is survived by the w id o w -
to night duty. T he other t w o
deputies. Busch and Johnson, will
alte rn a te on night d u ty m ak in g a
M R S . W IL L IA M IIO K N E l K F R
tw o-m an patrol.
We can o perate a lot m ore e f
F uneral services w ere held in
ficiently and do aw ay w ith a lot Ire -h a m T uesday for Mrs W illiam
of night calls. ” S h eriff C onnell said
I
cker, w ho dropped dead sud-
th is w eek, "w hen th e night parte! Icnly C h rrtm a s Eve at B aldw in
is underw ay. Instead of rousing
k Cal. Mr ii t Mi
William
som eone from bed to answ er th e lo rn eck cr w ere visiting th eir son-
call, we can use th e police radio to
l-l.aw and dau g h ter. Mr. and Mrs
b rin g the night prow l car to th e
It Dillon.
location of th e call."
Hill.-.b< ro people atten d in g tin-
f ine (Quality
Hardwhcat
VEAR
funeral w ere Mr and Mrs It Horn
eeker and son A drian. M r ami Mr
A J Lorain. Mr and Mrs Her-
m a n tlo rn eek er Mr end M rs G K
Taylor and d au g h ter Pearl, and
Itoland H olt,eeker o I P um pkin
B ringing its total ap propriations
for new and m odernized ears and
l e c c m otives in 1936 to m ore than
SI LL II THIS WAY
$41.000.000. S o uthern P .i’ifie h a s
We used to w atch It J P alm er
authorized new ex p en d itu res o f
over $16.500.000 for th e co n stru c the S outhern O regon p i a n o tjcaler.
tion and rebuilding of passenger, handle hu- custom ers First thing.
freight and m otive pow er e q u ip I right off. B J. w ould nam e the
ment.
' price and term s $350 fur this one.
The latest authorization for ro ll
ing stock, just announced by A. D 1 $25 «low n and Hie balance 15 a
McDonald, president of the com m onth," and the d eal was under
pany. will add 28 new locomotives. I way.
2725 new freiga! ears and 41 m od I Now carry H u s over m tu the big
ern. lightw eight passenger ears to gest business of all. that of selling
th e service of the public, a! a cost religion Set out Hie term s at the
Yes. Mr Tir-
o f nearly $15.000.000. McDonald very start, like tills
, . it-of Sin right now . right w here
stated.
you are tell God you lay hold
on C h rist's death to eleur you.
S tand on it that your d eath sen-
.- tenet was tu rn ed over to C hrist
and that he died u n d er it to set
you free. C ount on Ins death to
clear
you and cleared you a re That
Mrs D a is y B ertroche. 68. resi
dent n ear R eedville fur th e last 27 ' is tin Bible Stand on tt that since
years, died S unday ill tier h o m e 1 >ou have taken C hrist as your
a fte r an Mines* of six w eeks F u n .saviour. then G od lias received
eral services w ere belli yesterday you as his own "To all w ho r e
afternoon t W ednesday i from t h e ’ ceived Him, to them , to those w ho
D. nelson .A: S e w e l l C hapel w ith | tru st in Ins name, lie has given the
b u rial in th e O dd F ellow s’ cem privilege of becom ing the children
etery here Rev Thom as D unean o f' of G o d " .And that is B ible too
th e O reneo p resb y terian church of-i Your nam e is now in the Book of
Life and for the rest of your days
ficiated at th e services.
Mrs B ertroche w as born Ju n o ! you are to look aw ay from self anti
13. 1868. a! Hari. M ichigan. S he i look to C hrist for the pow er of the
was a m em ber of the W C T. I'd C hrist-life T hat is Bible again. So
a n d t i l e R eedville P resb y terian ; you have m ade a good sta rt w ith
church She is survived by one j Mr T ired-of-S m if he is looking for
daughter. Mrs Eva N ordland of deliverence from the pow er of sin
B eaverton ro u te 2 Her husband. I in this life and escape from the
E dw ard It preceded tier in deatti ’ pains of hell in the life to come.
D on’t forget to tell him there
May 9. 1927.
a re tw o kinds of sinners Saved
sinners and the lost. T he saved
MRS JO SE PH IN E SWINNEY
knew they had earned etern al s e p
FO REST GROVE Mr Josephine aration from God, called The S ec
M arie S w inney. 83. died at her ond Death. They heard and b e
hom e here D ecem ber 29 and fu lieved that escape was not by sil
neral services will be held at the ver. gold nor good deeds but by
Forest G rove U n d ertak in g com pany th e precious blood of C hrist as of
c h a p e l S atu rd ay w ith Rev. E. D
Kellogg officiating. Interm ent vv II
be in Forest View cem etery
MACARONI
HEW
T h u r day, D ecem ber 31, 1936
Funeral Field for
Reedville Resident
County Boy Winner
Electric Contest
(Continue*4 from pere 1)
ing taxes and city liens to rem ain
d elinquent on certain pro p erty :
Andrew' J and D orothy McCann
E dw ard S etn ik er. ro u te 2. H ills
vs. John H. and A nna Freel, d e boro. a m em ber of the H azeldale
fau lt and decree: E quity Finance 4-H clubs and the M ountain Home
com pany vs. Jonath an Sm ith C ow R ural E lectrification club, recently
ard et al. confirm ation of sale: received w ord from th e W esting-
H enry Bell vs S tate In d u strial house E lectric com pany th a t he
A ccident commission, and Z. J w as th e county w in n er in th e n a
Riggs, dism issal as to Riggs W A. tional ru ra l electrificatio n contes’
W heeler vs. M innie B onham et al. rep o rts L. E. F rancis, assistant
confirm ation of sale
county agent.
P ro b ate orders filed this week
The ru ra l electrificatio n contest
include guardianship of Elizabeth is one of several n atio n al 4-H con
S ue and C harles Thom as Fristoe. tests and is sponsored by th " W est
m inors: M arie Tamicsie. Etta T ur- inghouse E lectric com pany of P itts
lay. H. T. D anforth. B etty Ja n e burgh. The contest req u ires a
Johnson, m inor; J. D. Foster. C M. group of draw ings show ing th e
Good, B enjam in T. West, Eliza present use of electricity on th e
b eth E tta Preston. J. D Foster. farm and recom m ended im p ro v e
E lizabeth Todd Boylan. Agnes E m ents. and also a w ritten essay of
Hines. guardianshiD of Louise and about 1000 w ords discussing th e use,
D orothy Good. C arl E. M uller. C ora an d adv an tag es of electric pow er on
M. Foster. H enry W eaver. T yyne th e farm .
C arlson vs. G eorge W. F is h e r’ et
In recognition of his aw ard E d
al. to assign securities certificates. w ard w ill receive a gold m edal.
O rders in circuit court this week
include W illiam TuDoer vs. A. B.
G arrigus and L. Hutchison, d is
m issal: L illy E kcnkran tz vs
E kenkrantz. publication of .<um-
mons
T w en ty -fiv e W ashington county
Included in the orders filed in
breeders m et in the
probate court this w eek a re W illa G uernsey
m ina D orothy Jesse. F ran k B en H illsboro cham ber of com m erce.
nett. B ridget Baum ann Jo h n E Monday, at th e second reg u lar
Bailey J. S. McNeil. C ath erin e M c m eeting cf th e n ew ly organized
Neil. H enry W eaver. Jam es R. Mc- county association, rep o rts L. E.
Poland. M arie F u h rer V ictoria A ir- Francis, assistan t county agent.
P rin cip al action cf th e group was
ola A nderson. W. P. Scheetz. G race
A. Wood. A nna L. Ram sdell. M il th e form ation of a nlan for a w a rd
ing each y ear a G uernsey heifer
lard F i l l m o r e A y r e s , Marie -
calf as a b reed special to th e o u t
man. M inerva B radley.
Cases bound over to th e grand stan d in g G uernsey 4-H club m em
ju ry , and o th er cases now p en d b er a t th e county fair. D efinite
ing for investigation, w ill be g iv plans as to th e donor .a n d th e
en consideration when th e ju ry aw ard in g will be announced later.
C. W. Robinson, field re p resen
assem bles for th e first tim e in the
new year. F riday m orning. J a n ta tiv e for th e .American G uernsey
u a ry 8. G. R ussell M organ, d istrict C attle club, w as presen t and sh o w
ed m oving p ictu res of th e recen t
atto rn ey announced W ednesday.
B yrd A n tarctic E xpedition and the
p art th a t th e G uernsey cattle p la y
ed on th is scientific trip .
N ext m eetin g w ill be in F e b ru
Jo h n M cKillops of P o rtlan d was ary.
a guest this w eek of friends here.
W alter W ilfley. who is a teach er
A sm all boy had fallen in to a
at Hill M ilitary academ y, sp en t th e stream and was rescued by a b y
holidays w ith his parents, Mr. and stan d er. “How did you cam e to
Mrs. Jam es W ilfley.
fall in?" he was asked. "I d id n ’t
A ttend at H illsboro
com e to fall in," th>‘ boy explained.
W atch night service a t th e H ills- “I cam e to fish."—Ex.
H illsboro in
i t Hu' rep air a n d service shop
. " -i 1 this week by the A nderson
Motor company at 227 South T hir t
avenue. T he firm is now equipped
to give com plete Pontiac sates ami
service.
A rth u r Anderson, proprietor, re
ports that 12 now ear deliveries
have hern m ade since D ecem ber I
wlien the local agency moved to
now q u arters.
Kerkman Dwelling
Damaged by Fire
Four Men Held in
Gaston Nut Theft
O R E G O N
Full of
EA C H
Peanut Butter
BEVERLY
Fresh, C ream y
Pancake FLOUR
FISH ER ’S
Sell-Kixing
Thursday mid Saturday
ORANGES
RAPEFRUIT
d o /rn
Slinkist, L arge Size. Fancy Q uality
’ * * *• ’ 1 »vH
Ripe F ruit. Lb.
iBBAGE Kîî’
C rllcp h an e W rapped. E x tra Large
♦
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l.’P V
,l\ l
h i *' l ',r R'1 l'<1,|ktt
C risp and Fresh. FA(
:
<» M ake Those I .tin y Colored Sal tris
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W’c R eserve (he Right
Limit Quantities
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We R eserve the Right to L im it Q uantities