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Page Six
n I L L S n O It O
Timber P.-T. A. News Highlights
for Wednesday
Has Its Last
Meet of Term
Wednesday. May 26
Union fires 'first gun in w ar"
against H enry F ord w ith strik e at
Richmond. Cal S pread to D etroit
forecast by leader.
Roosevelt urges sen ate to approve
pact pledging 21 A m erican re p u b
lics to w ork to g eth er for peace in
i w estern hem isphere.
P o rtlan d surgeon cuts tw in grow th
from 13-month-old girl
Doctors fear for life o f Mickev
C ochrane, m anager of D etroit T i
gers and form er P ortland catcher,
whi» was stru ck l»\ pitched ball m
gam e against New York Yankees
In tern atio n al crow d b in s w heat
i l l volum e at reduced m ark
Former Club
Employe Held
Hospital News
Breeders Offer
Holstein Heifer
W hat to do in case of
Fire or Accident
A 1 1 H this space for a series of inform ative
articles th a t will save you confusing m om ents
and excessive loss.
RUSH LO W
60 K inds of Insurance
Phone 1701V
336 E. W ashington St.
\ t .Icnrs H ospital —
Dr 11 D H uggins p erform ed a
m astoid operation Sunday m orning
for Mrs V C R edetske of Forest
G rove
J II Rice of south of H illsboro
w as adm itted for m edical care T u es
day
Mrs Henry Johnson of n o rth of
H illsboro w as adm itted for m edical
treatm en t Tuesday
V ernon H uht. sm all son of Mr and
Mrs Fay H uht. u n d erw en t a tonsil
operation Monday
\l S m ith's llospit.il—
G ene S chulte ef H illsboro u n d e r
w ent a tonsil operation Monday. Dr
C T Sm ith operating
\t County H ospital—
An operation for eiuicleation of
the eye was perform ed By Or H D
H uggins tor Mrs B ertha W att of
H illsboro T uesday m orning.
W anted h ere on a w arran t c h a rg
ing o b tain in g money u n d er false p re
tenses. H arold B urn'ood. 28. form er
em ploye at Forest Hills G olf club, is
m jail at Twin Falls Idaho, acco rd
ing to w ord received this week by
S h eriff Jo h n Connell. Plans are b e
ing m ade to retu rn the man here
for trial
B urm ood. it is alleged, passed
about 10 bad checks to m erchants
of Forest G rove C ornelius and H ills
boro. T he chocks w ere for sum s of
from $3 to $7 50 mostly d raw n on the
Forest G ro v e N ational bank
B efore leaving. Burmoixt. the o f
ficers allege, purchased an a u to
m obile in P o rtlan d from th e Capitol
M otor com pany and financed its
p u rch ase through the Pacific F i
nance com pany The m achine w as
cap tu red w ith him in Tw in Falls.
Records show. C onnell said, that
ttie m an also is w anted on a check
ch arg e in G ran d Island. Neb
With paym ents to farm ers u n d er
O rd ers filed this w eek in circu it the 1936 a g ric u ltu ra l conservation
court include J. C Rowe vs Emil program nearing com pletion, the
Ault, perm ission for p lain tiff to file O regon branch of the federal d is
am ended com plaint: August K ap tu r persing office has ju st paid out
v s E lean o r A McDougall et al. d e $1.482.789 »t on 12.1145 applications,
cree
according to a sum m ary financial
New cases in circu it c o u rt this re p o rt ju st m ade by N C D onald
w eek include O regon S ecu rities son. secretary of the state AAA
com pany vs. G w endolyn Paddock, com m ittee, and Lew is C V anW in
recovery of personal p ro p erty . Erick kle. state accountant
E nqm st vs August N vlund. fo re
Not m ore than 1 500 applications
closure. M artin E. O akes vs. Helen
C am eron, foreclosure m echanic's still rem ain to be approved and
paid, aside from approxim ate!»'
lien.
1350 paym ents for carry in g out
ran g e practices, none of w hich had
yet been cleared w hen th e rep o rt
w as made, although paym ents on
them w ill start at once This county
had 667 applications.
TIM BER— T im ber P.-T. A held
it« last m eeting of the y e a r at the
school house last T uesday night.
Follow ing program w as presented
piano duet. Mrs. S. G. S tanton and
R uth B yers: vocal solos. B ernadine
H am m ond and A rth u r Syverson; p i
ano solo. B ettve Jean W right; ac
cordion solo. Mrs I.eona Thomson,
an d a reading. Mrs M orris Koeh-
man. Cecelia M archel acted as m as
te r of cerem onies.
Annual Picnic Held
A nnual school picnic w as held at
th e school house Friday A large
nu m b er of m others and children
w ere present. Prizes w ere given the
w inners of races A baseball game
betw een the m arried w om en and
Miss Lois Robinson of n ear C o r
girls and the school boys caused
nelius and H arold Brown, and Mi.-s
m any laughs.
V
erna
May and Joseph S tro ed er of
Ja k e H offart had th e highest a v
announced th e ir be
erag e in th e class. No com m ence H illsboro
m ent exercises w ere given the ch il tro th als Sunday at a fam ily g a th e r
ing a: the C harles Robinson home
dren. Eight received diplom as.
Mr and Mrs. C harles C ritten d en n ear C ornelius. The couples plan
and fam ily attended th e baeealaur- to be m arried in August.
rate at H illsboro high school Sunday
night. T heir son. David, is a m em ber Officiates at Fuircral—
of this year's g rad u atin g class.
R. I.. Putnam . C hristian m in is
Move to Portland
ter. was called to T u rn e r T uesday
Miss Florence Schenck m oved to , to officiate at th e fu n eral of a pio
P o rtlan d Saturday. Mr and Mrs C n eer of the S ilverton Hills d is
V. K ilgore moved to th e ir farm at trict. A lbert T Savage Mr Savage
O regon City.
had th e d istinction of dying on
M ildred M arkee is w orking for th e sam e farm w here he was born
seventy-seven years ago Mrs P u t
Mr. and Mrs. B H. Tillotson.
S everal fam ilies from hero a tte n d nam and d au g h ters I.enore a ti d
ed the baccalau reate at th e Firs: W inona accom panied Mr P u tn am
C hristian church at F orest G rove and visited w ith Mrs. P utnam 's
S unday night. Those from here who : p aren ts and relativ es in Salem
a re grad u atin g are Sylvia Shiffer.
A ttend "99” D in n er—
E velyn Wilson and W alter W right.
R L. P utnam . C h ristian mirfister.
G ladys Shiffer. who has been em and five m em bers of the local "99"
ployed in Salem , visited at h er hom e ' m en's class, atten d ed th e northw est
W ashington C o u n ty H o l s t e i n
h ere from S atu rd ay until W ednes d istrict d in n er and rally of the breed ers have again tak en an active
day. when she w ent to T aft to w ork "99" m ovem ent M onday even in g at lead in th e activities of th e breed
a t th e Taft grill.
association of this state, rep o rts I.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert H illiker. who V ancouver. Wash. Rev C P. G ates, E. F rancis, assistant county agent.
previously lived at V ernonia, m o i state C hristian E ndeavor society Each y e a r th e O regon S tate H olstein
l'd into th e W arnick house Sunday. speaker, delivered t h e address. association has sponsored th e aw ard
T h ere w ere n in ety men of t h e
CCC Dance F rid ay
of a p u re b re d H olstein h eifer as a
The CCC 2108 will give th e ir first C hristian churches of P o rtlan d and breed special at th e O regon state
dance F riday n ig h t at th e T im ber ; vicin ity present.
fair.
dance hall
Mrs. Patterson Entertains
The b reed specials for th e nOxt
Felicia C ritten d en spent th e w eek
Mrs. Paul P atterso n en tertain ed th ree y e a rs a re being aw ard ed by
end w ith relatives in Hillsboro.
T hursday w ith a luncheon and W ashington county b reeders. A rth u r
Mr. and Mrs. W E. G ilm ore spent bridge. Mrs. W V erne M cK innev C onnell. H illsboro; J. A Lindow A
th e w eek-end with h er b ro th er-in - m ade high score. Mrs C T R ich ard Sons. B ethany; A. J. Evers. Ver-
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. John son. second: and Mrs. C harles L boort. a re aw ard in g th e h eifers at
G reenbo. w ho live at W aldport. 1 W alker, third.
th e 1937. 1938 and 1939 fairs, resp ec
tively.
T he aw ard in g of b reed specials
has been one of th e p rin cip al sources
of su p p o rt offered th e 4-H program
by th e v ario u s b reed associations.
F rancis said, an d is a real en co u r
agem ent fo r progressive w o rk on th e
p art of th e club m em bers.
Announce Betrothals
at Family Dinner
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O ,
Visits Old Friends—
Mrs. Alm a Beegle of K etchikan.
A laska, v isited T h u rsd ay w ith fo r
m er H illsboro frien d s Mrs. Beegle
sp en t th e w in te r in Los Angeles
w ith h er sister-in-law . Mrs John
Willis, and w as en ro u te hom e She
rep o rts th at h er sister. Mrs. Mi Ison
Dobbs of K etchikan, sustained a
broken sh o u ld er in a bad fall some
m onths ago.
Visit Forest Grove—
T h irteen m em bers o f H illsboro
F irem en's A u x iliary atten d ed
a
m eeting of th e Forest G rove fire
m en's w ives at the fire hall there
T uesday evening. P inochle a n d
"500" w ere played.
GOLD LEAF
Farm Payments
Pass H igh Mark
District Meet at St. Johns—
D istrict convention of P ythian
S isters w ill be held at St Jo h n s S a t
urday afternoon and evening w ith
Rose Tem ple m em bers as hostesses
A num ber of m em bers from this
tem ple will probably attend.
Jack. Paul J r and Je a n Bailey
of P ortland a re guests of t h e i r
grandparents. Mr and Mrs J W
Bailey, w hile Dr. and Mrs. Paul
Bailey a re at S alt L ake C ity. Utah,
w here Dr. Bailey is atte n d in g a
m edical convention.
Judge Donald T T em pleton. Ja k e
Weil. Paul I,. P atterson and H. I.
M acKenzie re tu rn e d T uesday night
from a th ree-d ay fishing tr ip to
th e Bend cou n try m C en tral O re
gon. They rep o rt good fishing
Mrs. C larence D eFrees visited her
d a u g h ter M ardelle at St. M ary's
Academ y in P o rtlan d the first of the
week and a l tended the school play
T uesday night.
G am m a ch a p te r o f H illsboro
C hristian council held an inform al
pot lu rk supper M onday evening at
the home of th e ir advisor. Mrs
F ritz A bendroth.
Mrs 1 aouise B lack re tu rn e d to
C ornelius this w eek from Bei kelev
Cal.
B irths
S chneider - To Mr und Mr.-
F ra n k J. S ch n eid er of H illsboro.
May 22. a boy.
M cFall—To Mr. and M rs V ernon
M cFall ol H illsboro. May 19 a gin.
K nox -T o Mr and Mrs Frist
Knox of Gaston. May 21. a girl
S im an tel—To Mr. 'a n d Mrs. R u
dolph S im antel of n e a r C ornelius.
May 25. a boy.
H illeckc—To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
H illeckc of south of H illsboro. May-
22. a boy.
M o rris—To Mr and M r- J E.
M orris of south of H illsboro. May 22.
a boy.
P ag h —To Mr and Mrs. G. J. I’agh
of Banks. May 22. a boy.
Bills—To M r and Mrs. Roy Bills
of n e a r N orth Plains. May 24. a girl
Real Estate Transfers
DAIRY
II
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m an et in , p a r t S n U i..n 22 T 3 N Il'.VV
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p a r t «.f S e ctio n 19 T 2 S R 2W
C h a rle s H u tc h is o n
u x to O re n Iv a n
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B o n d A M- r tg a tre C o . L o t 1 a n d p a r t
L o t 2 B lo c k 26 B e a v e rto n .
Ge« r Kc H. H u lb e r t et a l to B G le n n
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Moriah Km ily S h a v e r to M a r ) I
Per-
n«’t, L o t •'< B lo c k 7 M e tz e c r A c r e I"r» o i-.
PRODUCTS CO.
Distributors of Taylor Guernsey
Dairy Grade A Raw Milk
3H.
Wa«l in»t< n
eo»u t .
to M a rl
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s w » , o f N W ' , . S fc to u , 12 'T IN R f.W
C Dey e l ux t o G eorire I*. G lo d t et
u x . N 't . o f L . t, 6 B lo c k I V illa B id y c
G le n n K. E h le e t u x to h r . Jo se p h !,.
P a rk e r. L o ts 21 a n d 22 B lo c k 2 1 W . p o r t-
la n d H e ig h t« .
OPENS JUNE 1
To Serve the Hillsboro Community
158 E. Main - Hillsboro - Phone 1081
RAW
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PA STEU RIZED
G
MILK
O pen in g of th e Gold Leaf D airy P ro d u c ts
( o. in H illsboro by R. J. D o h erty and F. S.
B arr gives H illsboro the only exclusive
d airy p ro d u cts store in W ash in g to n coun
ty. T hey o ffe r you—
M ellow-GIow Cheese
C ottage C heese
O ra n g e a d e
B u tter, Eggs
M ilk, C ream
B u tterm ilk
E s ta te : W a lte r I). ( h a lla ro m h e
N O T H E T f> < K E IH T O R S
In th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e .State .»f (»re-
g o n . f o r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty .
In th e M a tte r o f ft,
E s ta te o f W A L l r R
b
C H A L L A C G .M B E . h c e -..-e d .
N o tic e in h e re b y g iv e n , lh a t th e u n d e r
s ig n e d h a - been «Inly a p tx .in te d by th e
above e n title d C o u rt, a* A d m in i t r a t o r o f
th e e s ta te o f said decca -ed , a n d ha« d u ly
q u a lif ie d as «uch.
N o w , th e re fo re , a ll
persons h a v i n g
c la im s a g a in s t said e s ta te a r c h e re b y n o t i
fie d a n d re<inire*| to p re s e n t th e
am c,
to g e th e r w ith p r o p e r vo u ch e rs th e r e fo r , to
th e u n d e rs ig n e d at. th e la w o f fic e o f K
J . M c A Ie a r. in th e F irs t. N a tio n a l B a nk
B u ild in g , in H ills b o r o , f lr e g o n , w it h in
ix
m i- n th - fro m th e d a te h e re o f.
h a t is l th is 2 7th d a y o f M a y, 1937.
E. A . G R I F F I T H , A d m in ix t r a t o r o f I he
E s ta te o f said herease d.
.1. M r A L K A R , A t to r n e y f o r A d m in
is t r a to r .
M a y 27. J u n e :, 10, 17, 21. 19.17)
OREGON
Vacation Bible
School Planned
R egistration for a daily vaeutlon
Bible school in H illsboro « ill o p
en Monday J u n e 7 nt 9 a m in
the C hristian church, it was d e
rid ed Tuesday at a m eeting of in
terested w orkers, and re p re se n ta
t i v e s from the various churches of
the comm unity The m eeting was
in the M ethodist church at th e in
vitation of the M inisterial a s s o c i a
tion
M iss D uleiua Brown and Miss
I onise llu n d e ru p of P ortland con
ducted a coaching school in co n
nection w ith th e m eeting Rev O
\\ iniger w a s elected genera,
chairm an m charge w ith E sther
T urner, secretary and Rev R 1.
P utnam d irecto r of the school The
them e for study is "G od's W onder
B ook" Rev G. P Duffield will
direct th e m usic and have charge
of vis6.il instruction.
T h ere are to he four d e p a rt
m ents including, beginners, p rim
a l ' ju n io r and in term ed iate P a r
ents and church school w o rk ers of
the com m unity a re urged to c o
o p erate bv sending children and
passing inform ation on the school
along to acquaintances.
I Inti sd a .v ,
seated bids for all of the stork of
goods, w ares and m erchandise, and
separate bids for fu rn itu re, fix
lures and equipm ent (except cash
and bills and aeeoiints receivable'
belonging Io said b an k ru p t estate,
now contained m the sto re mom
form erly occupied by the bankrupt,
located on Mam S treet in Hill
boro. Oregon, as show n by the In
ventory on file w ith the Referee
111 the above en titled cause, the
scales being subject to ii condition
al sales contract, upon w hich there
is now d ue the sum o f $116 00 Said
goods, w ares and m erchandise, fu r
niture. fix tu res and equipm ent, u p
on application to the undersigned
T rustee. may l»e inspected bv any
pro-peelive bidder All bids to l»o
in w riting ami to be accom panied
by certified cheek for f i v e p e r
cent of the am ount of the bid to
T iu iv
SEE US FOR
Quality Government Inspected
MEATS
Library Notes
Library w ill hold a S um m er R ead
ing contest Slogan for this v ear is
Round the W orld Via the’ Book
Rout*», and ('very student en terin g
w ill be issued a ticket. T h ere are
many new books, w hich w ill count.
Prizes for w inners in each grade m
each school will be given Visit the
lib rary for fu rth e r details
T he library people and patrons are
very p ro u d of the d rin k in g fountain
just installed by th e Coffee club,
and w ish to thank th e club for it
Those in terested in the psychology
lectures by Dr B allard w ill be
pleased to learn that the lib rary has
the follow ing books recom m ended
by him O verstreet, "A bout O u r
selves." O liver. "F ear." Link. 'R e
tu rn to Religion;" G also G ilk ey s,
“S ecrets of Effective Living "
New ren tal books include Ostenso.
"Stone Field." a story of the b re a k
ing up of the old o rd er w ithin our
own boundaries, and the relatio n
ship betw een hum ans and the land,
and G ibbs. "The Need A’e Have," a
story of the possessive m other w ho
poisons h er son s m ind against his
wife, a sentim ental story of Irish
co u n try life.
Too Late to Classify
Move ill Today!
FO U R -room house at Orenco. lot
50x150, good wall, roof new ly
shingled, new ly papered and p a in t
ed inside and painted outside new
linoleum in kitchen. For sale at
$1.000.
tor the Double Holiday
«
oil
We have a com plete line of the
CHOICEST, FRESHEST COLD M EATS IN TOW N
Proof NFxt Week
( a ftW rig h t’s G oodw ill Used
C ars a re belter, and th a t's
not b a n a n a oil, e ith e r . . .
C om pare them in a p p e a r
ance. p e r f o r m a n c e , a n d
price, and get the tru th !
3
1 SHORTENING
F riday and S atu rd ay Specials
Good
Will
G u a ra n te e d
□ I S m o k e .
V arde lì
Big discount.
1935 Oldsmobile
T ouring Sedan
DILL
PICKLES
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Several o th e r Goodwill K rrom li-
tioned I ' m d t ars to choose from.
: SALMON, Kippered
Sliced.
Î HALIBUT Fresh
T<
ib. 17c ■ S
Ib. 25c i
>day
: FRYERS
Choice
H illsboro
CARTWRIGHT
PONTIAC SALES
meat C o .
^rncBrsr.PAYnieunsr
M
» /.s
TWO heifer calves for sale: also 3
A ngora rabbits, w ith 2.self-clean
ing hutches: and bicycle in good
condition Mrs N B utler. Rt 1.
H illsboro; 2*j m iles northeast. 13-4
WANTED B crrv and pea picker
— B. Y Iw asaki. 1 -m ile south
county hospital.
13-4
FROZEN food lockers ready t o
rent. Com e and m ake a rra n g e
m ents before they arc all taken.
B anks M eat M arket. B ank-
1J1-4
W ANTED H ealthy old hor
for
fox feed, cheap P hone 3205 20
GUERNSEY and Je r-e v heifers for
ale. good m ilker
F E Rice,
Rt 1. C ornelius; n ear M ountain-
dale.
]3tf
P o w rrs G rocery, Inc.. B ankrupt
NOTH F OF T R U S T E E S SALE
IN BANKRUPTCY
N otice i- hereby given: That the
undersigned T rustee of th e above
nam ed b an k ru p t a t his office. Room
No. 5. C om m ercial Building. Hills-
boro. Oregon, until 10:00 A. M .
Ju n e 5. 1937, will receive sep arate
Prints and .Sheers
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TH IS STORE CLOSED ALL-DAY MONDAY
.Stock your p a n try now from those m o ney-sating
food values. Be p rep a re d to enjoy the tw o-dav
M em orial Hay H oliday.
Peanut Butter
Pint
69c
5 Flavors
Q u a rt
15c
29c
D EN TIST
W
29c
2.25
12-oz. tins
( a*-c of
24 tin»
T iffany
WINE
$*7.95
P o ll.
25c
'¿-gallon
E M
BARNES, Prop.
PURE LARD
PICNIC SUGGESTIONS
R IPE OLIVES, F a ir O aks, No. I tin. 2 for
25c
GREEN OLIVES, l.aF iestn. 2-oz. bottle
12c
ST U FFE D OLIVES, L aF iesta. 2-oz. bottle
14c
P o ta to Chips, 10c. size 9c; 15c size I3c; 25c size 23c
K R A FT CHEESE, glass ja r. 5-oz.
19c
PA PE R I’l.A IE S . 12 in pkg.
8c
B uffet Em bossed NA PK IN S. 80
10c
W AX PA PE R , Diamond, |q |j Hii |
2 for
13c
C O FFEE
Luxury
W hile Poll, S herry,
M uscatel, Angelica, Tokay
•'in t
Q u art
Woman's Shop
S atu rd ay Only
BREAD
You will like them
GOAR'B
for BETTER MEATS
A rm tjur's.
Lb.
BEER
Ask Your Grocer lor
Phone 3131
W ashing P ow der
L arge pkg.
ICE CREAM
.S P A R K L I N G
.S U M M E R S T Y I .K S
t i l l i . xboio
Z ’J
ED'S
MASTER MKT.
Mild, lb.
CHEESE Sharp,
lb.
OXYDOL
SUGAR 10
ibs.
New Dresses
nnd
'L im it 2 Ib: i
I’iggly W iggly
G ra d e A
BROWN
^ » „ tu rc ia y , iv ta y
FREE DELIVERY— Four Tim es Daily
BUTTER
Dr. P. G.
Commercial Building
2nd and M ain St.
Ilillshoro, Oregon
arge
I
T horoughly reconditioned
and guaranteed.
P e te r Pan
invite yon to visit our m odern dairy p roducts p lan t. Come
in a n d in sp e c t th e m odern p aste u riz a tio n eq u ip m en t, steam s te riliz e r, bot
tle r a n d c a p p e r, re frig e ra tin g system and o th e r m odern e q u ip m e n t in
s ta lle d to give th e public high qu ality d airy p ro d u cts of ab so lu te purity.
lb. 16c :
lb. 23c î
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3 for 5c n :
lb. 18c î
ROCK Island w heel tractor. $85.
single-bottom plow A -l. for sale.
—C. E J Lewis. 2 m iles south C o r
nelius: Rt. 2.
13p
E.
Wc c o rd ia lly
3 lbs. 33c :
lb. ISc §
| PICRtîÛS Just Out
M eaty
U s e d C a r s j VEAL ROAST Cut»
1937 Chevrolet
I TROUT Dolly
New e a r g u a ra n tee .
G u a ra n te e d
PROO F OF LAST STATEM ENT
Fish is Not a B rain Food
T here is nothing in fish t h a t
m akes it m any special way a food
FOR EXCHANGE Modern 5-room for the brain A ll fo o d e n r i c h e s t h e
blood
which, m tu rn nourishes our
Rose C ity P ark. P ortland, re s i
dence for H illsboro residence or bodies, including th e brain.
acreage.—Phone 1061.
13tf
Dance at H elvetia
Old tim e dance S aturday
May 29. Adm ission 25c.
W h e th e r it's u picnic lunch or if you .slat nt ( H i l f
— wc have mst the TASTY .MEATS you l i c e t 1 to
m ake your holiday a success.
W
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FRESH cow for sale, heavy m ilker
—J. F. Best. G ales C reek.
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WANTED Small cream separator
in goiaj condition C harles M ar
tin. P hone 3208 H illsboro
13p
bidder, subject h » a t 11 le a l I o n l»y
the creditor., of th s a id K a o k i u p
und the Itefcicc
Dated this 2titb day »f May 11MZ
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Says
Tow n Cliih L ager
Gold Leaf Dairy Products
bv ic lu in c tl tu any un aiccc sftil
b ith h is, ami (<» be forfeitiMl if the
sucecx ful bhltliM th;ill fail to pay
th e am ount bid upon acceptance
th e n uf Sale of aid property will
be made to the highe.d and best
M ay
45c
G allon
.49
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1-lb. Old D utch
11c
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3 lbs.
49c
Fresh Trait and Vegetables
NEW SPU D S
ShafteiK, W h ile
6
NEW PEAS
2
LETTUCE1,1
J
GRAPEFRUIT S ,
,,.,1 .5 c
9C
le n d e r, Well filled Pod
WK_RESRItVK T i a : B IG H T T O L IM IT
Q U A N T 1 I H.J4
for
5C
5c