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in Salem N o ve m b e r 10. 1911. and
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in e n l w ill be at We t H ills M e m o ria l |
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ale:
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re c i-n tlv n n d e i the n ia n a rfe m etil o f
th e A n d e rs o n M o to r co m p a n y lien*,
w in e ta k e n o v e r th is w eek by Hoy
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C a r tw r ig h t
an n ou n ce d M on d a y
th a t he in te n d s to re m o d e l the
room s on T h ir d
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M tt K e n zie M o to r e itn p iin v . to g ive
n io ie o ffic e .pace and show r<-»m
In a d d itio n to bis sales, be also
w ill c o n d u c t a r e p a ir and e rv n •* !
de p ai tin e nt
T h e P o n tia e t e r r it o r y
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< I''.id . o f New PuNtiUCS w ill he
unload« d Sat a i d a y . F ritz S cbendel
d ' »Ian f«n th«* A n d e rs o n com pany. 1
w ill c o n tin u e fo r C a r tw r ig h t
Mr
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B a k e r u n til la te r b e fo re jo in in g •
h e r h u sband her«*
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q u ire s 3 7g y a rd s o f 3 0 -ln c b fa b ric , and
y a rd c o n tra s tin g .
S im p le n a rr o w yo ke , sw eet d o u b le panels, p u ffe d sleeves and
g a y b u tto n s n il c o m b in e In P a tte rn 8330 to m a k e a dress w h ic h
Is lit t le s is te r’s fa v o rite . Sizes: 1, 2, 3. 4 and 5 ye a rs. Size 4 re ­
q u ire s 2P» y a rd s o f 3 5 -in c h fa b ric .
S m a rt and se rv ic e a b le . P a tte rn 8717 is an e a s y -to -m a k c sm ock,
ea y Io s lip on as p ro te c tio n fo i b e tte r dresi.es u n d e rn e a th . Sizes:
12 to 20 a nd 30 Io 42 bust. S ize 14 re q u ire s 3-.ii y a rd s o f 35 o r 39
In c h fa b r ic p lu s
y a rd c o n tra s tin g .
T o o b ta in a P A T T E R N a nd S T E P B V S T E P S E W IN G IN -
S T it I ( "I IO N S Oil o u t th e co upon b e lo w , b e in g s u re to M E N ­
T IO N T I I E N A M E O F T i l l s N E W S P A P E R .
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for Michael Sturm
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< |iiu rte r a \ « :n* ago I»y a la rg e sum,
a ce .nd m g to M, , «Bad)
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ta x «I« put> C o lle c t ions b e fo re th«*
lu g i i i ' b l>< g.m wer«* a p p ro x trn a ti lv
S43tt«Hl pbove L e t y e a r fo r th e ame
p e rio d .
l)<-nn»nstratii)ii a t H e lv e tia
A «I« m olt tr :d io n p a rty was b«*ld
at th«* hom e of M r and M r* A b e
Zahl« r M a tc h 1 » Aft«*r d in n e r E a rl
K e in h n rt gave an mt« ta s tin g p ru -
g rn m w h ic h a ll e n jo y e d Those a t­
te n d in g w e re M i and M r. F. Fry«*
and d a u g h te r S h ir le y o f l ’ «»nny-
j lop«*. M r and M r
A b e Y u n g cn .
S tu m b lin g -B lo c k
P ris o n e r “ Judge. I d o n ’t k n o w
w h a t to d o .”
J u d g e - ‘‘ W h y. h o w ’s th a t 9”
P ris o n e r— ‘ I s w o re to te ll th e
tr u t h b u t e v e ry tun«* I t r y some
la w y e r o b je c ts ’ Ex.
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-By Lorraine Drmmin)
R obert W e a v e r T w o n e w p u p ils
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SC H O LLS M,
C E a rl S tr e tc h ­ w h o s ta rte d to school th ,.
R ender of
e r and M r
W illia m B. C h a n d le e semester, a re A lb e r t
are m charge o f th e p ro g ,a m to be P o rtla n d e n d W e ld o n C o rd e r o f '
I c i a: th e b e n e fit b ir th d a y d in ­ M aple. Texas, M rs J, E B e n n e tt
n e r F rid u y e v e n in g at th e c h u rc h w h o re c e n tly re tu rn e d fro m O a k ­
pul a
M , H ill, o f H ills b o ro w ill land. Cab. g a v e a ta lk a b o u t the
tw o ne w b rid g e s th e re
peak E v e ry o n e is in v ite d
F red N ic h o ls o f D e cke r. M ic h
P lan fo r E aster
cam,, to th e H. I. M cC o ol hom e fo r
Mi
C E a rl S tre tc h e r and M i-
I . ' ly ri | | i - <• are th e c o m m itte e in an in d e fin ite stay th e fir s t o f last
- irg e o f th e p ro g ra m to be g iv e n week.
I i te r m o rn in g M r
W A Bun-
M r and M rs. J E B e n n e tt a t ­
in d M i
w illia m B r
tended a d in n e r and ca rd p a ity a'
la v e ch a rg e o f th e e v e n in g le r - th e hom e o f t h e ir .s o n -in -la w and
vices.
d a u g h te r. M r
a n d M rs
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M rs. H e rd H o n o re d
H o e ffe l. at W itc h H azel S a tu rd a y
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M rs
C h a rle s B u rk e and M rs
J <e K e r r J r. e n te rta in e d a b o u t 1 2 1 A la rg e c ro w d a tte nd e d th e c lu b ,
I d ie , w ith a p a rty W ednesday a ft- I dance g iv e n b y th e S ch o lls W o m ­
i rnoon in h o n o r o f M rs
H a ro ld an's c lu b F r id a y e v e n in g a t th e
H e ld .
L a u re l c o m m u n ity h a ll.
M r and M rs J a c k B ra d w a y o f
Mr
and M r
M a u ric e W ilson ;
Indep e n d e n ce and M r. a nd M r«. Ed and son R o b e rt and M rs. L y d ia
W o h lxe h le g el w e re S u n d a y d in n e r D a lto n o f V a n c o u v e r. Wash v is ite d
guests at th e L H M u r r a y hom e
at th e M rs E liz a b e th Reed h o m e !
B ir th d a y C e le b ra te d
M a rc h 7.
Mi
A u g u s t B illin g s e n te rta in e d
P ro g ra m P la n n e d
several lit t le g ir ls w it h a b ir th d a y |
Songs, re c ita tio n s and p la ys w ill
p a rty fo r C h a ro le t B illin g s S a tu r ­
be g iv e n at th e J a c k to w n
chool
day a fte rn o o n .
A p r il 2. A ba ske t .social w ill f o l­
.Michigan Man Visita
lo w .
S tu d e n ts o f t h e M o u n ta in s id e ;
school, w h o w e re on th e h o n o r
r o ll fo r th e past s ix w eeks w e re L E G A L B la n k s fo r sale. 5c and 10c.
S h irle y C a rlso n , V iv a M cC a nn and
— H ills b o r o A rg u s .
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S ize
s iz e ....................._
M r and M r F I. S«*,n*idt. M r
Mi
l ’«*t«* Jossi am t son Alh«*rt.
J M D a \ idson. J im D avidson.
«•rt Harv«*y and M r a nd M rs.
Z a h le r and fa m ily .
and
M r-
K oh-
Abe
Home and Content» Burned
nt Garden Home Last Week
M r and M rs I, B K n u d so n «if
G a rd e n H om e
lots' th e ir h o m e
M a rch 9 by fire , in c lu d in g c o n ­
tents. am t c lo th in g Th«* loss is e s ti­
m ated at SIK(H). and s ta rte d fro m
|(iitan«'<»N ¿ o m h u stio n fro m o ily ,
rr.^s.
M r and M rs K n u d so n , w h o have
fo u r c h ild re n , a re v e ry g ra te fu l
fo r th e assistane«» g ive n b y th e i
H«*d C 'ro.xs a m i p e o ple o f th e com
m u n itv .
G ra n g e M eets M are h 25
H ills b o ro G ra n g e w i l l have a n o t
lu c k su p p e r a nd p ro g ra m al th e
e v e n in g m e e tin g T h u rs d a y . M are h
25.
S u b s c rib e f o r
th e
A rg u s.
A t the H os pi ta Is
Jones lio s D lla l
B ill C a rr o f n e a r C e d a r M d l u n ­
d e rw e n t a m a jo r o p e ra tio n M on d a y,
lie ,s c o n va le scin g n ic e ly .
W a lte r C h a lla e o n tb e o f C o rn e liu s
is u n d e r m e d ira l ra re
M rs Ida G ille tte o f P o rtla n d was
b ro u g h t in W ednesday
She has
b ro n c h ia l p n e u m o n ia .
S m ith H o s p ita l
M rs. A m y
D e m in g o f F orest
('•ro ve u n d e rw e n t a m a jo r o p e ra - I
lio n T h u rs d a y . D r. F S R ic h a rd s o f
F orest G ro v e was th e surgeon
M rs. C. C. G a rris o n o f F o r e s t
G ro v e u n d e rw e n t an a p p e n d ix o p e r­
a tio n F rid a y , D r. R ic h a rd s o p e ra t­
in g .
D r C T S m ith p e rfo rm e d an a p ­
p e n d ix o p e ra tio n W ednesday m o rn ­
in g fo r A l llr e ie r o f C o rn e liu s .
M a jo r o p e ra tio n was p e rfo rm e d
T h u rs d a y n ig h t fo r M rs. R E M c-
C lu e y o f east o f H ills b o ro . D r C. T.
S m ith ope ra te d .
Then Snap
Out of It!
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K IPPE R E D SALMON. Lb.
SUMMER SAUSAGE. Lb.
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Wheaties P„ pkg.
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P kg. o f U N E E D A S F R E E
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Pancake
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Sperry’s. 28-oz. pkg.
1 1c
IXL Mushroom Sauce
10c
Lindy Sugar Peas
10c
Dundee Bantam Corn
10c
Coburg Cut Green Beans 10c
Sliced Diced Beets
10c
IXL
18c
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Showboat Salmon, 2 cans 25c
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Corn Beef, Can ...............17c
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11-oz. tins
Tom ato Juice, 3 tins
Ripe Olives, 2 cans
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h it e
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Dundee Tomatoes
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POTATOES
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2 lbs. 25c
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— on —
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M.J.R. CoSfee "J2«c “ sic 99C
Post’s 40% BRAN FLAKES
GRAPENUT FLAKES
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SANDW ICHES at Piggly W iggly (Saturday Only)
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C ity
boy, w ho. one d a y a t school was
request,*,! to d e fin e toast and gave
th is
d e fin itio n .
"T o a st is b u rn t
bread scraped " W h a t a p it if u l m e n ­
ta l p ic tu re o f toast Even m ore u n ­
fo rtu n a te w hen w e a p p re c ia te th a t
ju s t a lit t le care m akes possible a
lu scio u s golden b ro w n p ro d u c t, de­
lic io u s m e re ly spread g e n ero u sly
w ith b u tte r o r co m b in e d w ith o th ­
e r fix,d s in a v a rie ty o f ways.
Toast was a gre a t lu x u r y In th e
days o f open h e a rth fires, fo r o n ly
w h e n th e coals reached th e p ro p ­
er g lo w in g stage was th e heat even,
ste a dy and s u ffic ie n tly
fre e
of
sm oke to p e rm it th e to a s tin g o f
bread, one s lic e at a tim e, speared
on
a lo n g -h a n d le d fo rk
W h ic h
bring .- to m in d d e n tis ts u rg in g
m o th e rs o f th e present g e n e ra tio n
to p ro v id e h a rd b re a d d a ily fo r th e
h e a lth fu l d e v e lo p m e n t o f the teeth.
O ne
o f th e fa v o rite fo rm s o f
toast in those days was c r u n fh y
r o lls served in soup. Yes, in it . . .
r ig h t in th e tu re e n o r in th e soup
p la te These r o lls w e re c ris p to be­
g in w ith , and th e y w e re a llo w e d to
d r y th ro u g h on th e h e a rth b e fore
b e in g used. A n d d e lic io u s th e y w ere,
too.
O ne o f th e m ost d e lic io u s w ays
o f m a k in g p la in bread toast o r ig ­
in a te d in the '60’s w h e n s to ve s be­
came com m on and w h e n toast was
m ade in th e oven. T h e slice d b re a d
was f ir s t b u tte re d , and th e n to a s t­
ed o r d rie d o u t in th e oven. A t th a t
tim e
p la in
d a ir y cheese was a
Prices Effective Friday and
Saturday, March 19 and 20
N am e
A d d re ss
Scholls Friday at Church
staple food, and one o f the fa v o r ­
ite w ays to serve it mas m e lte d on
toast T h is is how, is was done: T he
bread was fir s t toasted, th e n plneed
in deep fir e - p r o o f dishes. It was
co ve re d w it h th in slic e s o f h ig h ly
fla v o re d cheese, s p rin k le d w ith a
dash o f m u s ta rd and a lit t le p ap­
rik a a nd a lit t le ric h m ilk was
poured o v e r th e cheese and toast,
I t was th e n placed in th e o ven u n ­
t i l th e cheese m elte d .
T od a y
w e c o m b in e toast w it h
m an y k in d s o f cream ed dishes o r
cheese sauces. D rie d beef, b ro w n e d
in b u tte r and added to a w h ite
sauce is d e lic io u s served o v e r toast.
O th e r fa v o rite s are
flu k e d tu n a
fis h in cream
sauce
on toast,
scra m b le d eggs on toast, cream ed
oysters o r c h ic k e n o r h a rd -c o o k e d
eggs on toast.
A n d th e n , b y w a y o f v a rie ty .
th e re 's a lw a y s F re n c h toast. H ave
you e v e r tr ie d d u s tin g y o u r F re n c h
toast lig h t ly w it h p o w d e re d su g a r
ju s t b e fo re s e rv in g '1 I t a rriv e s at
th e ta b le w ith a s o p h is tic a te d a ir as
th o u g h it ju s t a rriv e d fro m th e
hands o f a F re n ch chef. T r y i t
som etim e.
Toast is an o ld -tim e fa v o rite
w h ic h has n e v e r lost its p o p u la ri­
ty B u t toast, regardless o f h o w it
has been p re p a re d o r h o w it is to
be used, m u s t be se rve d p ip in g h o t
i f it is to be a t its best.
I f y o u ch a n ge y o u r address k in d ­
ly n o t if y th e z trg u s d ir e c t a n d at
once.
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S ize
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TOAST
A fa v o rite s to ry is th a t o f a s m a ll
Away
V i- it o r I M b s Srnalz at h o m e ’
M aid W e ll. er. yo u see. she's in
n e g lig e e no w
V is ito r D id she le a ve an ad-
dr< ••' I m ust get a lin e to h e r
Ex.
cents. Please send me th e p a tte rn s
15 cents each:
P a tte rn No.
•S'il. II
Large Companies
H elp County Lunds
Mr
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F ra n k P eters a rr iv e d
hom e S u n d a y fro m a v is it in C a li­
fo rn ia a fte r re tu r n in g
w ith h e r
h u i hand fro m W a s h in g ton . I)
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W h ile in th e o u th slip v is ite d M r.
F lo n m e R e y n o ld . fo rm e r H ill
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25
Shopping Bag
lbs.
FREE.
75c
Navel
New California
ORANGES
CARROTS
200 size.
Dozen
Green Onions
CUCUMBERS
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bunches
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We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
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