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H IL L S B O R O
an ag g reg ate sum g reater th an the
new budget su rp lu s have already
been introduced. One m easure calls
for $206,000 to finance co n stru c
tion of a new tuberculosis hospital
in M ultnom ah county. A nother p ro
vides $54,500 to construct and equip
a new 50-bed pavilion at th e E ast
ern Oregon T uberculosis hospital
at The Dalles A th ird asks for
$60,000 to finance an O regon ex-
Dibit at the San F ra n c isc o world s
fair in 1939. S till another, a d is
tinctly ad m in istratio n m easure, calls
for $100,000 to finance a new state
m ining board durin g th e cu rren t
biennium
A bill by Hyde of L an e county,
w hich has alread y passed t h e
house, w ould m ake voting more
convenient for residents of isolated
sections of th e state. It provides
th at persons living m ore th in ten
m iles from a polling place may-
avail them selves of th e absentee
voter p rivilege up to the day b e
fore election.
W PA Theatre
Group to Give
Acts Saturday
(By Mrs. O. II. Peterson)
BEND—The O regon WPA Fed-
eral th eatre will present four acts
of light, fast-m oving vaudeville and
a one-act comedy at 8 p. m. F ri
day in th e new Sherw ood high
school auditorium . T he 23 players
and an 8-piece orchestra, under
Bess Whitcomb, w ill provide the
evening w ith entertainm ent, fol-
low ing the dedication cerem onies
of th e new high school. No adm is
sion will be charged.
Frances and Patty Gholson have
been absent from school for som e
tim e with the flu
Miss Lucille Peterson, who is
em ployed at the C. E S tretch er
hom e near Scholls, has been ill at
th e hom e of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. O H. Peterson, and fam ily
for over a w eek w ith th e chicken-
pox.
O liver C lark spent last Sunday
at the home of his m other. Mrs
M. E. Clark, at 15■
E lectricity is being installed n ear
th e north end of th e Bend road.
They expect to have the poles set
th is week and most of th e homes
a re w ired. Chet Joyce of N ew berg
is engineering the job Those h av
ing the electricity installed in
th e ir homes include Foultz. Albert
Scott. L Schultz. B ruce Bowne.
Sam Ludwig. Alvin North. O. H
Peterson. A rth u r Steinhoff. Joe
Baggenstos.
E d Johnson, a n d
C harles D everell.
Snow of 40 Inches
Reported at Hayward
(C ontinued fro m p a re 1)
county w ould give everv county
in th e state a seat in the low er
house regardless of th e size of the
county. This would account for 36 1
.
,
of th e 60 representativ es The oth- SlipC nntC nC JC nt tO
e r 24 would be distributed am ong
I
th e larg er counties on a popula- Atf-pt-ld D t'tlir -itio tl
lion basis If approved by th e leg- A H tn U L S L U K d U O I l
islature th e m easure m ust go b e
O B K raus, county su p erin ten d
fore the voters since it involves an ent of schools, w ill atten d th e eve-
am endm ent to the state co n stitu ning portion of th e dedication cer-
tion.
emonies at S herw ood S atu rd ay for
A m easure sponsored by a group th e new high'scho o l, he announced
of house m em bers w ould imDose yesterday (W ednesday)
an annual levy of one m ill on O re
T he cerem onies w ill begin at
gon property for th e support of 1:30 p. m. w ith th e sealing of the
high schools. On the basis of the cornerstone. T h is w ill be follow
present valuation of th e state the ed by a program of m usic and
levy w ould raise n early $1.000.000 sp eak in g in th e new auditorium .
a vear
K raus said.
S enators Staples and B u rv e in
In th e even in g th ere w ill be a
troduced a new proposal for
v ariety show by th e WPA
uni-cam eral legislature They would from P o rtlan d and m usic bv the
the
abolish the house of rep resen ta orchestra w hich accom panies the
tives and leave the business of show. A nother featu re of the
the
law m aking in the hands of the
senate, confining th e m em bership piece S herw ood high school band
to 30. but boosting th eir r
$6 a day w ith a m axim um of S360
fo r th e session T his is th e th ird
one-house legislature proposal so
far this session. One bv S enator
C arney provides for a legislature
of 36 m em bers to be elected for
term s of tw o years. A group of
house m em bers, including R ep re
"It is m y und erstan d in g th a t th e
sentatives Oleen. Hosch. Bevans.
H arrison and Miller, w ould abolis,h n u rsery schools will be continued.
1hc senate and retain th e house o r states U nited S tates S en ato r C harles
at least an assem bly of 60 m e m -' I,.
’ M cNary, in ------------
response - to - a let-
— ritten by one
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bers to be paid a t the ra te of $350 ter w
p aren ...
ts
a y ear for th eir services.
of a pupil In the David Hill Nur
Labor Board Planned
sery
school.
.
i
i mu
,
, ..
,
,
ation o of f a labor relatio
ns
T he ^m
man
C reation
relations
anagem ent j j f J h e^ Jo c a l
board for Oregon is proposed in a n u i,u
rsery
school
ap
preciates
th
e
co-
.r v .. ,
i„ „ „„
bill introduced th is week u n d er operation of everyone, including
th e aponsorahip of a n u m b er of Pool - G ard n er L u m b er com pany.
house <-nd senate m em bers. The C opeland L u m b er com pany. O. B
b ill provides for a board of th re e K rau.^ co unty school su p erin ten d -
°Vt: F H i , Ni°SleTr' su p erin ten d e n t
governor. S alaries a re fixed at of city schools: L. C. M ooberry.
$3600 a year. T he board w ould be Principal- oth er teach ers of th e
em pow ered, in lt. discretion, to Das.id Hill sc h o o l an d V> E K im -
m ediate, conciliate > or a rb itra te d is-! ball, jan ito r; th e C offee club. W ell's
putes. The m easure, w hich is said D epartm ent store, friends and indi-
to be an adeptation of th e federal viduaLs w ho h av e donated toys.
W agner-C onnery act to suit state time, t
needs, forbids em ployers to spy for th e co-operation of p aren ts ol
on. black list, dom inate or in ter- the children.
fere w ith labor organizations, t o ----------------------------------------------------
discourage union m em bership or
to discrim inate against union m em
t^iw dzTK? have to be
bers.
T w o m easures, said to em anate
enjoy 4¡ás4 wh i s key T
from adm inistration sources, are
being w hipped into shape for in- . O ld Q uaker brings you a barrel
troduction. One would centralize! o f quality in every b o ttle and it
th e fix in g of prison term s in the
doesn't cost you a barrel o f money.
state parole board. The other would
90 Proof. Also available in Rye
enlarge th e pow ers of th e parole
board and its duties. It creates a The Old Quaker Co., Lawrenceburg, Ind.
fu ll-tim e chairm anship o f t h e
SCHENLEVS
board at an a n n u al salary of $4000
and a chief parole officer and staff
of assistants whose salaries w ould
be fixed by th e board.
A ppropriation bills th a t call for
McNary Foresees
Continuance of
Nursery Schools
i.
•
Highlights ITI
Week's News
all of trade for season because
m aritim e strike.
Fifteen thousand dollar fire loss
suffered at B ridal Veil Blizzard-
d riv en blaze w hips into logging
settlem ent F our houses destroyed.
Monday. February I
Mrs H attie L one K oeber. 52, w ifei
Oregon snow fall sets 21 vear rec
ord. All s ta te s m am highw ays are ef H erm an T K oeber of m ar Sher-1
wood, dic'd at the fam ily home
blocked by deep drifts.
Sunday a fter an illness of th ree
T h irteen convicted Trotskyists, years.
condem ned to die for treason and
Mrs K oeber w as born in Ne
sabotage, executed.
Nine injured in C hevrolet plant braska (X-tober 31 1881 She is
riot at Flint. Mich
survived by the w idow er and tin'
G iant w aves m enace levee in following children B a n N of B ea
T ennessee Cairo. I l l . rushes w ork verton; K enneth of San Francisco,
as flood crest rises.
Velda of Sherw ood, and Mrs l.vla.s
F our persons die in northw est K oeber B artlett of P ortland Two |
storm
sisters Mt ■ Ferd G roner of Scholls
L indbergh and w ife m issing in and Mis 1 ,ce G reenw ood of Aloha,
airp lane
and tw o brothers. E rnest Callow
Tuesday. February 2
of Omaha. N et', and W illard Callow
L indbergh and w ife reach Koine of P ortland also survive.
K enneth K oeber cam e up from
G iven big w elcom e
Flint. Mich court rules sit-dow n San Francisco to atten d th e fu-
strik e rs m ust vacate G eneral M otors lierai, luit Ivan, w ho is on a tour
i east w ith his orchestra, w as unable
plants
Tennessee child m arriage stirs to attend.
F uneral services w ill be held at
officials
F ears for safety of D r J. C B. the Scholls M ethodist church S a t
Davis. 67. kidnaped a t Willow urday afternoon at 2 o'clock, w ith
Springs. M o. and held for $5000 Rev. A. H aw thorne officiating In
term en t w ilt be in th e M ountain
ransom, im pedes search.
F rench cham ber cheers go v ern side cemetery Rem ains will be at
m ent's plan for increased defenses. the Donelson A Sew ell F uneral
t'hapel until I o'clock S aturday,
G erm an program to lx- m atched
w here they may be view ed by-
W ednesday, F ebruary 3
friends.
G overnor M urphy, acting u n d er
Mr and Mrs K oeber a re well
P resident Roosevelt, suggests L ew know n here, w here they operated
is' union recognition by tie n e ra l a confectionery on Second avenue
Motors and w ith d raw al of all sit- for many years Mrs. K oeber w as I
down strik ers from G eneral M otors a faithful m em ber of Phoenicia
plants.
Temple, P y th ian Sisters, d u ring lie'-'
r
Robert Kenyon.
rroocri
ixenyon. 20.
L'lt. leads federal residence in Hillsboro, and h .. a . d !
agents to body of Dr. J. C. B. Da- m any friends in this com m unity
VLS- w")om he kidnaped and killed
__________ _______
before attem p tin g to collect $5000
Thursday. January 28
South prep ares for reco rd flood
as sw ollen riv ers recede in north.
D esperate fight w aged on levees
by 100.000 m e n
A ppoxim atelv
1.000.000 hom eless in 11 states Cold
increases victim s' m isery.
Total
dead 333.
Jap an ese th re a t to Pacific coast
salmon resource.
Icy w all moves on A laska city
F ro z e n tid a l w ave m enaces homes
at B arrow .
ransom.
R u ssia n pro secu to r i n conclud-
S eam en pile up big vote to end LOST 2-year-old red steer. Re- !
mg tria l of conspirators against m aritim e strik e
w ard F red's S u p erio r M arket
Soviet ru le dem ands death for 17
Roosevelt sends six -v ear program
plotters.
of publie w orks, am o u n tin g to $5.- 1937 PONTIAC sedan, new. take
H ighw ay at K lam ath Falls chok- 011.000.000. to congress.
used car or stock for down pay-1
R iver at Cairo. III., stays at 5'J m ent.—B irch, 2 m iles south o n 1
ed w ith snow. 16 ch ild ren spend
feet.
C
rew
s
fight
to
save
city.
In
night in schoolhouse.
L aurel roud.
Sip
fluenza epidem ic h its am ong flood
Friday. January 29
refugees in M em phis. Tenu.
SIX 8-w eeks-old pigs, full blood
Deluge assails M ississippi riv e r
C hester Whites, foF sale Than
defenses as Ohio dum ps its flood
Caven,
2 m iles north of H illsboro.!
into parent stream . L evee system
Rt. 1, Box 8. H alf-m ile w est Ed I
to face big test.
K amilas.
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Social secu rity law targ et of re
publicans in congress, w ho propose
F IR E S T O N E cat ra d io 6 -lu b e 2
to
include dom estic serv
an ts — and
-
-
.
F uneral services
. • X
I for
X»S
Mrs I I H It attie
lilt
'lV i.
y I e 111 a r 3 s 1 old.
$25. - 1«
E G Paine. 445
.' ep™;„n Vv-UemU” * 1 ,!le o1^ agc ?ic '.soi1'.
_w,1° died T uesday, w ill E Jackson S t. H illsboro
-
be held at 2 p. m. F rid ay from th e
' _
End of long m aritim e strik e be- Donelson & S ew ell chapel w ith FA IR BA N K S gas engine; 500 - r a
lieved near.
pacity incubator; brooder f o r )
Rev. A lexander H aw thorne offi
D eath by shooting penalty m eted ciating. In term e n t w ill be in F ir 1000 baby chicks; D cLaval s e p a r
13 Russians charged w ith treason. L aw n cem etery.
ator. for sale or trad e Mrs. A.
Mrs Nelson had been a resident H Meyer. Rt 1, H illsboro; n ear;
Saturday. January 30
51-52
A greem ents Between m aritim e of this city 25 years. Mr. Nelson C onnell station.
union and sh ip o w n ers su b m itted cliPcf in 1930 Deceased is su rv iv ed
to vote of w orkers. R esult W ednes by the follow ing children: G eorge LOST -S trin g of gold beads last i
T hursday on Main street betw een
day expected
P Nelson, P ortland; Mrs. C N
H ughson
C a l:
Mrs First and T hird avenues Reward.
G erm any wild w ith jo y over H it- Reynolds.
Phone H illsboro 2021X -
f c , * ^ a ",al ° G er,n a"-V« con-
C am pbell. San Franc.see:
r f Z in , ih iV iT
g u l,ty
' G rc™ ' )f U klah- Ca ■ A I i )A N W .o
i < i» m .
m:
;
q, X
*d W3r .
b ro th er lives at Tacom a. Wash
bered farm n ear H illsboro. W rite '
. J * ,1;'- •Nlbakes. lain th reats
7348 Argus.
51
!±p 5 i J iv? r Boy Scouts to Observe
th reaten s nOO.OOO lives from Ohio t o 1 a
:
j
ELECTRIC w ashing m achine, good
G ulf of M exico C rew s w ork h ard Anniversary Monday
condition, old model. $10 Mrs !
lo keep riv e r in bounds. Cairo.
H illsboro district Boy Scout an- C lara S tew art. 634 E Oak St. 51 pi
111., deem ed safe as flood finds own n iv ersary rally will be held M on
safety valve and pressu re c u t day evening in th e high school M ILK goat, now m ilking. w ilt
freshen in May, for sate. J. C
dow n.
gym nasium beginning at 7:45. w hen
51
G eneral M otors head denies he scout m asters and assistants w ill Olsen, south of condenser
reached agreem ent w ith S ecretary assem ble w ith field ex ecutives and
P erk in s on s trik e issue.
' com m issioners. T his w ill be fol- OAT and vetch bay, $12.
C ate- Rt. 3. Hillsboro.
P resid en t Roosevelt th an k s coun- low ed by assem bly, flag salute, in-
try for liberal response t o Red spection. scout contests and stunts.
Cross pleas for h elp to flood vie- and close w ith aw ards, vesper song
D O N ’T
*■—
- ~ J for
-
tim s and
support of - b irth d ay ' benediction an d taps
balls.
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>5E H O P E
Sunday. January 31
JO HN EDGAR W ESTW ICK
i f ■ - 'i ar»- < lra frne < 1 a n d a o tT e r
<
r ’ .’ . j.f I / . ’ tf f.« a>1 n o ta ra
Tension increases a t Cairo. III.
FOREST G R O V E — Jo h n Edgar
d o n t MM * h "p p u n t il yo u tr y
as O hio riv e r n ears to p of 63-foot W estwick. 55. carp en ter, died at
O u r in e t h e V ie n n a s p e c ta i is t 'n
seawall. F u rth e r south a seco n d ary ; h is hom e h ere F riday and funeral
a n t is e p t ic t r e a t m e n t Y o u r c s s *
levee gives way before the m ount- services w ere held from th e Done!-
m a y ne c a u s e d o r a tf(rra \a te < 1 by
jn g M is ^ s ip p i. C older w eath er i son & Sew ell chapel M onday w ith
h a r d e n e d w a x o r a s e p t ic c o n d i-
t»< n. T h o u s a n d s a re a m a z e d a n d
predicted.
Rev Jesse Bunch o ffic ia tin ’ In-
ov
-rjo y e d « t O t ’ R I N E r e s u lts
West coast seaboard stirs as "back term en t was in F orest View ceme-
Y o u r m o n e y re fu n d e d i f n o ! sa t
to w ork
p rep aratio n s accom pany tcry He was born in S eattle No
le f » d
C o s ts o n ly a f e w c e n ta
d a ily . I ’ aed sinca 1*96
over a
call for union vote
' vem ber 14 1881 Deceased r sur-
m i llio n p a c k a tfe s s o ld S a fe in -
Soviet presidium denies c le m e n c y ! vived by the widow and t wo ¿hil-
rr * * d * e n ts as lis te d in t h e I ! S
appeals of 13 condem ned men.
dren. G alen J. of B altim ore and Pharmaropein ask ABORToi'RlNEToday
A pple ex p o rters lost p ractically ! M aria M axine of C orbett.
D elta D rug Store
Services Friday
for Mrs. Nelson
ENEO?
DEÄFL
YOU
the Best in
Quality Meats
BACK BACON
B A C O N SE Lb.
ASONING-
BACON
14c
By th e piece.
21c
Lb.
BEEF R O A ST Lb. =
BEEF LIVER
JJ C
14c
Lb
PURE LARD
3
42c
SUPERIOR MARKET
P hone 651
5 D eliveries D aily
Rrs. Phitne 32IZ
Valentine Day
SPECIALS
Columbia Best
.Mission T o m ato , 13* ¿-oz. b o ttle s.
P ineapple Ju ice
29c
CORNMEAL
FLOUR
STARCH
PEACHES 3
SOUP
CLEANSER
Y ellow
-lb.
bag
N o rth e rn 11 a r d w h e a I.
(2 4 > /2 ’ s
49’s
89 c )
S1.49
7c
43C
7c
W e tilso o ff e r q u a lity
am t econom y on t i r e s,
lu b ric a tio n , c a r w a sh in g
a n d p ain tin g .
Devil’s Food
Cake Supreme
29c
49c
BUSCH'S
COOKIES
3 dozen
25c
McFall Jersey
Dairy
Phone Î1UI
Try Perfection Bread —
None Better. Demand it
at your grocers.
Hillsboro
Two Handy Locations
SERVICE GARAGE
Phone 501
SUPER SERVICE
STATION
Corner Third and Baselin»
Phone 391
A. II. Husrh. Pr«a
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, February 5 and 6
FREE DELIVERY— FOUR TIMES DAILY
PHONE 3131
OLEO
2
s
29c
lbs.
PABST CHEESE, ¡ill v a rie tie s. 1 2-lb pkg.
PABST-ETT, th e ch e e se food. P k g .
PABST Super Cured CHEESE. 2-lb. loaf
PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE
17c
17c
55c
9c
ED'S
MASTER MKT.
f d i -
BETTER MEATS
S p r e ta i
T r ie rs —
O n ly
BACON
COCOA
M o t t i f f ’s
B r illiti
15c
UNEEDA BISCUITS. 2 pkg*.
9c
The N ational Soda C racker
Fugar ( urrd
JU i V
FOUND
KRAUT
10C
01 Alt 1
WIENERS
RITZ CRACKERS. Large pkg.
20C
I OI .M)
Heinz BABY FOODS, ¡til \ ¡trielies. 3 cans
FOLGERS COFFEE i t 27e 21 53c
Dundee Gold. Bant «m
CORN
303 Size Can .
29c
3c.„,
29c
Van Camp's
PORK & BEANS
3
T ria n g le b ra n d ,
(¿nick or Reg.
¡.urge 2 2 't Can -
9 -lb.
Campbell's
TOMATOES
No.
I’ig g ly W ig g ly b ra n d
24*/2-lb. sack
SOUPS
2'i Cans
3 cans
29C
can.
Dundee
25C
Except C hicken
25c
cans
$1.69
/I ft
OÎ/U 'lì/
WINDMILL FLOUR. 49-lb. sack
PEERLESS FLOUR. 49-lb. sack
Drifted Snow, Crown or
Fisher’s. 49-lb. sack
TIFFANY
WINES
O ranges and Lem ons are High
Use P ineapple Juice
49c
Assorted
I)o le ’s N a tu ri
H a w a iia n
10’s can
Gasoline - Oil
Battery Checking
Accessories
V a riety of fla v o rs
There are many things you'll
like about tile pure, frrah
milk the McFall Jersey Dairy
delivers:
Its
unquestioned
purity, carefully h a n d le d
from an inspected herd, and
delivered Io you promptly.
All the richness and vitamins
of nature are in this milk.
FLOUR
9c
Special bottle
Modern Cars
WHITE CAKE
Pure Milk . . .
No. 2 Cans
CATSUP
Modern Ser vice
Our Famous
Cut Green
K * Coburg
BEANS
i
a
3 cans
25C
3 it,. 73c<tS
25c
is designed to give
P la c e y o u r o rd e rs n ow ! A
c o m p le te line of V a le n tin e
( 'tik es a n d t ’onkien.
ROLLED OATS
COFFEE
OllC-Stop
Super
Service
for
3c.„,
Prices for Friday. Saturday and Monday
February 5. 6 and 8
$1.49
$1.29
$1.89
FULLY IO K IIIIF I)
Port, White Port. Muscatel.
Angelica, Sherry. Tokay
Pint
(p i.irt
OVALTINE
25c
'¿-gallon
85c
20-Mule Team Borax Soap Chips. Large pkg. 22c
20-Mule Team Borax Powder. 2-lb. carton
25c
BORAXO. For dirty hands
15C
45c
t .a tio n
$ J .1 9
BERRY WINES
■ T
VIKING.
12-1 z. hottie
53c
nV
39c B Brown SUGAR 3»,..
19c
A rg o C orn o r G loss. Y o u r c h o it
1-lb. pkg.
Del M onte M elba H alv es, 2 * a 's
(Can 15c)
:ans
Ci
< 'a n ip b e ll’s T o m ato .
Tall can
Old Dutch
FRED’S
FDR SALE
Span w hite horses
w ith or w ithout harness Side-de
livery ra k e like new. G undlaeh
drill, sulky plow, loose oat hay;
90 W hite Leghorn laying liens, 2
wagons; roller; harrow s, garden
hose; gas engine and pum p; 1920
303 Size Cans
o' White.
24c
Lb.
PERFECTION
SUGAR PEAS
S p e r r y ’s E a s te rn
All Meats Inspected by Drs. Nieol and Almquist
Busch's
Lindy
OLB
offers
D iv an i' Suit l lli il
W ANTED M atched farm team , 8 C hevrolet eoaeti Reasonable S e e |
Doyle
G enevieve M a r y
v •
to It) years, w eight about 1400 Mis P rahl at P rahl farm. 2 Hiilesi
31 , Joseph Clifford
pounds Box 271, Kt 2. Beaver- northeast of H illsboro
ton.
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BAI.ED vetch for sale Theo Van ' [) |.|) new spapers for sale, 10 cen ti
ilei-.-.anden. 2 miles southeast of | bundle. Argus
IHtf
llorsex
Horses
Horses
JU S T received tw o shipm ents of Bank. , 1 m ile northw est Roy 31 :’p
tw o carloads, w b 1 e h includes
som e of the best horses that can
be bought, 25 mares. It) in foal,
Belgians. P ereherons and Shires,
all sound and gentle; 50 head m
all Low priced for quick clea n
up G uaranteed as represented. Free
delivery L ents Stables, one mill'
east of I.ent.s on Foster road. Rt 3.
Box 1388. P ortland H enry lluum cr.
Too Late to Classify
to
FR ED
T h u rs d a y , F e b ru a ry I. 1937
OREGON
Former Locaal
Resident Dies
B. F Maling. m anager of the
Kay M aling cannery, and m em bers
of his sales force, re tu rn e d th is
week from Chicago and New York
In C hicago the party atten d ed the
an n u al convention of th e N ational
C anners' association and in New-
York they conferred w ith officials
of the Frosted Foods corporation.
M aling reported an enth u siastic
convention w ith business conditions
m the east good and prom ises of
im provem ent d u rin g th e sum m er.
Floods, how ever, w e r e creating
havoc, he said. F eatu re of th e trip
was th e sp rin g -lik e w eath er e n
co u n tered on tile east coast, w here
the first snow of the y ear fell in
New Y ork on Jan u ary 20. Maling
said
W ith him on th e trip was Ben F
Logan. sales m anager, and Jack
Connell of th e sales d ep artm en t
They w ere aw ay tw o weeks.
u -
HAYWARD S w s , ¿
3o,
high top shoes and leggings were
in order th e first of th e week as
snow fell this week to a d epth of
over th ree fee* M onday's snow in
creased the d ep th to 40 inches
Horses, men and hom e-m ade snow
plow s opened th e road for foot
travel, but a c a te rp illa r and steel
blade a re needed to open it for
autom obile trav el. The mail c a r
rier. B. G. McNay. has had to
have his car tow ed w ith horses for
fo u r days. Ross and Floyd U p
dike w ere on: T ues i.iy
the
truck, and it took them th ree hours
to come up th e hill w ith an empty
tru ck from H ungers to Hudson's
barn, a distance of t w o miles,
w here they left the tru c k until
m orning. T rav elin g in this com
m unity th e past week is w alking
or horseback B eth U pdike and H u
bert S haver w ere th e only pupils
in school W ednesday.
Flood New Bills
Placed in Hopper
Maling Reports
Business Good
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O ,
cans
Made w ith Scsoinitite
BEANS
S ta y -R ich .
S ta n d a r d S trin g
for
FRUITS ^VEGETABLES
BA N A N A S G O L D E N R IP E F R U IT .
RHUBARB "A
N V
POUND
SW EET PO T A T O E S 1“
’
lbs.
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A r r L r z i j p i p p i N s . box
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