T hin-ulny. D< ti.hcr 21, 1927 Display 1938 Chevrolet Set for Saturday T7TT, L S B Û R O ' t i l l ! I l i c i c ; i , in I) *1l I f 111 >1I » »II ( »f J u u i ic pci ip ltll AR G U S, H IL L S B O R O , O R F O O V in u rd ty D a n ie l, to g e th e r w ith J A l ­ len M c lllh a tta r i. purchased 40 box«- o f a p p l . last y e a r fro m th«* Ernest Sehaer o rc h a rd in B e th a n y H«* s ta t­ ed th a t th e y k e p t in e x c e lle n t con- diti»»n u n t il th e la t w e re u-»-d Dar i d repeated Ins o rd e r ag a in th is y» ai fo r h is w in te r's s u p p ly o f a p ­ ples and .tat«*d th e y w e re o f v e ry (('u un iitin »m u tin u « u < n J i fr o p a i v x « « I I» ) fin«* ( ju u lity S ehaer has one o f th»* T h e 1938 C h e v ro le t W ill he Oh (B y M rs. F. I,. R row n l n ru le , the l . o g e ( io w « l w ill a tte n d th e re fo re a lw a y s has a re a d y m a r ­ u rd a y e v e n in g A p ro g ra m w ill p re - i r.M. I c o u n c il fin a lly d< * .«led to let the M r and M r N I. P h illip s o f ke t fo r b in p ro d u c t i • the rlaiK in g and card.-. W a lk ­ A p re v ie w o f th e car h e ld at I m a tte r d ro p B io w ic -V lll * a rr iv e d th e la t o f tin* er f>ld T u n e '' o rc h e s tra w ill fu r i, th e a u d ito r iu m m I* •itla u d F rid a y T h e m ove to raise hr» record« i ' ■ li th e m usic. T im m e e tin g , are ...... .. fo r a v is it w ith th e n niece w h e n h u n d re d s o f deal, i h , h a n kers s a la ry came at the it r ic t ly in v ita tio n a l b y c a rd o r ig g c s tio ri o f and h u sband M r. and M rs F ra n k and newitpap« i m en ft on • < ) rt’i « r * I » u i. e e in c o rp o ra te d in the new Chev a l p e r y c a i w i l l he i ai cd by Ira n tr o l p ro g ra m w it h a la rg e a p p ro - « w m g d u b o f th«* seventh and placed under th e d ire c tio n o f J I I ro le t w. re d r.e u . d in d e tu d at the I f e ir in g of fo n ds o r ig in a lly a llo ­ to be m a tch e d by the « i.h th g ra d e g ir ls o f th e R e e d v ille G a rre tt, a fo rm e r c h a irm a n o f a , p ria tio n n o . tin g and met w ith u n q u a lifie d cated to the expense < f the m a y o r They con­ ch o o l h e ld t h e ir t h ir d m e e tin g F r i ­ ir n ilu r 'u e c e s s fu l c o m m itte e W ith date was u n w a rra n te d u p p ro v u l «if tin* (|e*d« r o rg a n iz a tio n a m i co u n cil, p la n n in g co m m issio n day a fte rn o o n in th e basem ent o f tended that, i f p re s e n t la w s w ere h im w ill !»• H 'o i . Kura II, W il­ ta < . r d i n g t o It I) lla lv o r * on ja n lt a dog po tin d. and th e .. I n y tin* school. 'D k * g ills p la n to rnak<* lia m E C y ru s . I. T ei forced th e p ro b le m W ould be M< P heeters * In a d d itio n to d iv id e Illg lb • o f th e « Il y «•nglni»4‘i' ta ke n c a re o f s a tis fa c to r ily th» r o w n g ra d u a tio n dresxe*, G f- a m i Jam es W e ils n u m e ro u a im p ro v e m e n t, and re- j I'.. 1 n f the «•«»unci 1. C ity fi» « - *-l«*ete«l w e re D o ro th y K ir k - W a ln u t H a rv e s t O n Itu li I lia d s R e ta il T rade» fu n in e n ts in th e n< w Chev ro le t. \ Manar.«*!' G» urge M il ¡1*0. Vi ‘ to ai >0 wood, p n u d e n t E v e ly n W illia m W a ln u t h a rv e s t is in f u ll s w in g N eal B ush was nam ed c h a irm a n A T u rn e r, zone m anager, and Ins JMTVCS a.s 1i*ngincer. .. .11 1eeeive j vie» p r« * id e n t; H< !• n P ize r, secre- o f the r e ta il trad e s c o m m itte e M e m ­ t h i s w eek T h e ra in b ro u g h t the zone » tu ff, th ro u g h th e m< (lu im o f $100 les . ih is sum being dppl.e I t u y . and ( ’liiis t m a Wolf»*, re p o rte r b e rs h ip in c lu d e s P A A tid e i son. n u ts d o w n v e ry fa st. T h e W h ittle e la b o ra te s k i l l and m o tio i 1 pict h i •• to till* r c c / ti il.T 's in c least*. • H< e d v ille S u n d a y school was w e ll Ja ke W e il, R a lp h W ilso n . I, A M o tt. d ry e r is in o p e ra tio n , fo r th e d r y ­ d i a in a ti/.d » o ris . p i evented us u d h 117.25 M ilts 1 r v y a tte n d e d S u n d a y m o rn in g w ith th e N y e B ris to l, ing o f th e c ro p fro m t h e ir 75-aere th e m g ro w in g w ith th e n u m b e rs M rs Irn- F re d A m a c h e r •Mr and M rs A d e R u tsch m a n and Jo«- Coe. H a rry H u lv o rx o i Vdvert , . Th«- le vy w ill come n e xt ve.u la v gave an in te re s tin g ta lk and Bates C C 01 w e n t to P o rtla n d S u n d a y to W eb b e r and H. H $30.010 50. im p u t e d to t h i m o tio n a l p rn g ru m s, in w h ic h news W ilb u r Ja nnsen an a cr« ;rd io n solo S m ith . v is it tie r m o th e r M rs. Hoy H eineck, p a p er a d v e rtis in g p la ys a m a jo r ve n r’s estim ated le w o f $20 10303 A yo u n g people's m e e tin g is b e in g w ho is i l l b u t is im p ro v in g H e a d in g t h e a g ric u ltu r a l co m ­ p a rt, w e re also o u tlin e d to us as T h is stays w ith in the six pei cent o rg a n ize d O ffic e rs w ill he elected lim ita tio n by a m at g in o f S20 m itte e is R a lp h It E aster w ith New Pupil Enrolls w e re s p le n d id ediu a tio n a l pro m xt S u n d a y e ve n in g R ev C h a rle s A n e w p u p il, o llin D reezen fro m I ' ' i . debt e rv le e $ 0 0 0 0 h u Ja ck Rector. J o h n W ilm e r I. E g ra m s on s e rv ic e and m anagem ent been budgeted fo r re tire m e n t and Hayes w ill d e liv e r u message. A ll F ra n c is and V ic to r S M ad se n as 1 the east, liv in g a t th e A lle n L o n g W e f e e l th a t n e xt S a tu rd a y , o u r are w e lco m e I place, e n te re d th e L a u re l school a c tiv e m em bers. a n n o u n c e m e n t day w ill s ta rt u s o ff $480 » 50 f«.i int.-r« -t R e e d v ille school p la ye d baseball In a d d itio n to th«* ta x le v y , th«* W V e rn e M c K in n e y was selected j T h u rs d a y . H e is in th e t h ir d grade. on a y e a r th a t w ill ena ble us to w ith O re n co school F rid a y a f t e r ­ to lead th e m u n ic ip a l re la tio n s [ m a k in g seven p u p ils in th a t grade sell m o re ears th a n e v e r before, c ity w ill fig u re on re ce ip ts t o t a l­ noon. O re n co w in n in g c o m m itte e w i t h G eorge McGee, and 29 in th e school. even m u re tiia n d u rin g e ith e i of in g $3200 V isits in \ e w Y o rk F o r c ity p a rk and b u ild in g s . SHOO c ity m anager, and J. L A n d e rs o n Plan New Clubs th e past tw o years y e n io w in ch Mr A n n a C T a y lo r le ft last A 411 c lu b and p o s s ib ly a co o k- C h e v ro le t .dc re c o rd , have been was bud and () C at $123 | c a rp e n try fo r th e fo u rth , f if t h sev­ •ou the rn ro u te so th a t she m ay v is ­ ye: budgeted a llo c a i H a lv o rs o n G e o rg e W ick. Dale B a r ­ T he in d u s tria l c o m m itte e is h ead­ enth and e ig h th grades is n o w re a d y it a n o th e r d a u g h te r at M e d fo rd ber. K a rl M o r h v K L o v e le tt. W ( ’ D H a lv o rs o n and Ins , fo r p a in tin g M i and M rs G D O v e rw e g and ed by It M rs. F I. B ro w n spent fro m w o r k in g p e rs o n n e l in c lu d e s J W C hrist« nsen Ed C om an and W f o u r c h ild re n and b ro th e r. B e rt, and Vein«* M r K in iic v K e lle y . I! E M a lm g , R u sse ll T is ­ T h u rs d a y u n t il S a tu rd a y in P o r t­ i>ter M a rth a O v e rw e g o f S t ic k ­ d a le and N eal Bush. land w ith h e r d a u g h te r. L illie , w h o ney. S D . a rr iv e d th is w eek fo r an O ffic e rs re -e s ta b lis h e d th e schools is e m p lo y e d th e re . L illie spends h e r ext« tided v is it w it h t h e ir b ro th e rs. c o m m itte e as o f last y e a i w it h R. w eek-ends a t h e r h o m e here. T u r k e y rais< rs w ho o re n te rc s t- D ick and C h a rle y O v e rw e g . and E W ile y , c h a irm a n . H e rb e rt D e ck M r. and M rs. C a rl B re tth a u e r and ed in i«»armi.g grades o f m a rk e t fa m ily M r and M rs Jo h n D a n d u n - and L . E M a c D o w e ll. lit t le d a u g h te r o f H ills b o ro spent g» .id in g m t and tw in d a u g h te rs o f S u n n y - tu rk e y s and m eth o d s o f A n e w c o m m itte e to c o n s id e r th e w e e k -e n d w it h M rs. B r e tt- de Wash . a re also v is itin g at th e possible d e v e lo p m e n ts at th e H ills ­ h auer's p a re n ts, M r. and M rs A d iv e rs io n p ro g ra m to broaden w i l l he in te re ste d in th»* e n v e ro - O v e rw e g horn«» t ll he m i nt g ra d in g school w h ic h b o ro a ir p o r t in c lu d e s O ran g e P helps, A d o lf R u tsch m a n . th e m a rk e t arid to in cre u •* con- M r P< r i v w ill a tte n d P re s b y te ry at th«* S w ift and co m p a n y h e ld c h a irm a n . N ye B ris to l and A r t h u r M rs. A n n a S c h m id t a tte n d e d a g u m p tio n o f f a ll a m i w in te r pears A lh a i . * on F rid a y and S a t­ at th e M t T a b o r c h u rc h th is w eek. K ro e g e r. r a lly and d in n e r o f th e d ire c to rs o f p ro d u c t »I til th e s ta te , .if O regon. pla n t, M r and M rs L lo y d F lu e s te h ry x o f u rd a y O cto b e r 29 and 30 A c tiv itie s th e Red Cross w o rk e rs h e ld in F o r ­ W a s h in g to n and C a lifo rn ia th ro u g h w ill com m ence a t 10 a. m. on th e N am pa Idaho, w h o h a ve been v is ­ est G ro v e last T h u rs d a y e v e n in g th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f new e x p o rt and itin g h e r p a re n ts. M r. and M rs. I o|H*ning day M rs S c h m id t is c h a irm a n o f th is d o m e s tic m a rk e ts has he« n a n ­ T h e course o f in s tru c tio n and F Ix>we. and fa m ily , w ill v is it r e l­ d is tric t. n o u nce d b y th e A g r ic u ltu r a l A d ­ in K e ls o a nd L o n g v ie w . c o m m e rc ia l g ra d e r's ♦ la m in a tio n s a tiv e s P a rty O c to b e r 24 ju s tm e n t A d m in is tra tio n , a cco rd in g w ill be c o n d u cte d h v T horna W . Wash b e fo re r e tu r n in g horn».* T h e B ro a d c a s te r's class o f th e to w o rd re c e iv e d at O S C by N H e rtz o f th e U S I) A C D u iia h l-o ii, e x e c u tiv e . ilv t.u y s u rv e y o f h a n d ica p p e d c h ild r e n S u nday school w i l l be e n te rta in e d W a sh in g to n co u n ty tu r k e y ra i « rs w ith a H a llo w e 'e n p a rty at th e in W a sh in g ton c o u n ty has been o f th e state a g ric u ltu r a l co n s e rv a ­ w h o a tte n d e d th e g ra d in g school hom e o f th e ir te a che r. M rs. R a le ig h ■darted, and w i l l bv fin is h e d w it h ­ tio n c o m m itte e 1 h e ld in Eutft in* la st y e a r fo u n d th e in th e n e x t s ix m on th s, it w as a n ­ W h itm o re . F rid a v e v e n in g . O c to b e r T h e p ro g ra m w ill o p e ia te th ro u g h I w o rk in te re s tin g and in s tru c tiv e n o u n ce d by c o u n ty h e a lth o ffic e rs . 29 an a g re e m e n t b e tw e e n th e secre­ and it is hoped th a t m o re tu rk e y Q u a rte r ly m e e tin g o f th e th re e ta ry ' f a g n c u ltu r« * and th e Oregon« peo ple w ill he a b le to a tte n d th is T h e s u rv e y w ill c o lle c t d a ta on S tre e t a nd h ig h w a y s a fe ty w e re W’ .i h u ig o n - C .ilif u ni i Pear Leagie th e n u m b e r o f c h ild re n , th e n a ­ ye a r A k n o w le d g e o f tu rk e y discussed at th e R o ta ry c lu b I n c , an a u to m a tio n o rg a n ize d by g u id e s and m ethods o f g ra d in g is tu re o f th e ha n dicap , and th e hom e THAT BLENDED! th e p ro d u c e rs and sh ip p e rs o f th is v a lu a b le to a n yo ne m a r k e tin g t u r ­ T h u rs d a y b v Jo h n K» r r ic k n f th«* c o n d itio n s s u rro u n d in g th e cases. v« vr ta rv o f state's o ffic e at Salem f r u it , to c o n d u c t th e p ro g ra m fo r ke ys even th o u g h th e y m nv n e v e r D ata w ill be used to o u tlin e a W J Enschede was c h a irm a n . FLAVOR GETS d e fin ite p re g ra m o f c o rre c tio n , th e in d u s try P ro d u c tio n o f w in te r in te n d to e n te r th e f o l d o f c o m ­ Records in d ica te , d e cla re d K e r ­ h e a lth o ffic e rs said. T h e re a re at pears in th e th re e states represent m e rc ia l g ra d in g . MY VOTE! r ic k . th a t 100 persons w ill d ie he- present. IS fro m H ills b o ro w h o are 97 p e r ce n t o f th e to ta l U. S p r o ­ twc«*n n o w and J a n u a ry 1 on th e re c e iv in g tre a tm e n t fro m D o e rn - d u c tio n o f a ll such pears and the streets and h ig h w a y s o f O reg o n b e ch e r and S h rin e h o sp ita ls, and 1937 c ro p is e xp e cte d to be th e la r g ­ Av« rage d< a th ra te is 30 p e r m o n th m a n y m o re w h o a re s u ffe r in g in est y e t p ro d u c e d . D u rin g th e past in a u to m o b ile a ccid e n ts o u t o f 3.000 school w o r k fro m som e h a n d ic a p . fiv e ye a rs O regon has g ro w n 37 per au to crash re p o rts in O reg o n . ci n t. C a lifo r n ia 32 p e r ce n t and F a u lt is n o t w it h th e cars o r W a s h in g to n 31 p e r ce n t o f the fa ll Th< fie ld s o f W a h m g t n c o u n ty h ig h w a y s , b u t w ith th e in d iv id u a l, and w in te r p e a r p ro d u i c tio n in th is p ro v e d an ir re s is tib le lu r e f o r a c c o rd in g to K e r r ic k . He p o in te d area m a n y h u n te rs last w e e k -e n d as th e out th a t m ost a ccid e n ts o c c u r on • l i e p ro g ra m i« has. d u p o n the ph« axant s» tr.o n o f f ic ia lly got u n ­ s tra ig h t, d r y h ig h w a y s , a nd an* due fo u r m a jo r v a rie tie s n f w in te r p«*ar> d e r w a y O c to b e r 15 to h u m a n e rro rs He said th e re g ro w n on th e P a c ific coast, w h ic h I S p o rtin g goods dealer.-: re p o rte d *.v( n* no u n a v o id a b le a ccid e n ts u n ­ A m e e tin g o f th e A r m is tic e d a y a n Bo «-. D 'A n jo u . H a rd y and W in ­ th a t an u n u sua l a m o u n t o f in te re s t less because o f some m e ch a n ica l c o m m itte e of th e C o m m a n d e rs ' te r N c lis In accordance w ith th e , was b e in g ta ke n th is ye a r in th e fa ilu re on a p a rt, o r a tir e th a t c o u n c il has been c a lle d f o r T h u r s ­ agre« m en t b e tw e e n th e s e c re ta ry ) p o s s ib ilitie s o ffe re d by th e b r illia n t o th e rw is e seemed s a tis fa c to ry . d a y at 8 p. m at th e c h a m b e r o f i a nd th e pear league. b< n e fit pay* fe a th e re d "c h in a b ird s ." Th«* lim it T w o - th ir d s o f th«* m o to r f a t a li­ co m m e rce room s. T h e A m e ric a n L e g io n c o m m itte e I m< n ts a m o u n tin g to 50 cents per tw o p e r day was re p o rte d b y a tie s are at n ig h t w h e n o n ly one- b o x w i l l he p a id on su rp lu s f r u it la rg e n u m b e r, m e rch a n ts said th ir d «>f th e cars are on th e h ig h ­ re p re s e n ta tiv e s w i l l also a rra n g e ) C opr. 1537 C « l» « rt D H tifto r« C « rp .. D ittilU r i« « : fo r a l p u t ’NNiHl»* dailCP u and C plohra- c Ra«a>. M d ., and L o m o til« . Kg.. E ie c u tiv « Off» s h ip p e d in to c e rta in d e sig n ate d fo r- i i .1 . .lu it u u n tt n u i t it D id » .; C h r y U .r B id ® . N. Y. C . C A L V E R T S SPE- ways. he said. e ig o m a rk e ts tio n m th e e v e n in g o f A rm is tic e c ia l • blended w h is k e y - p r o o f -2 5 . "•traiqht w h itk e y ; 75 qr*«n n e u tr a l «périt«. T h e p ro g ra m also c o n te m p la te s d a y, it was disclosed. e x p a n s io n o f d is trib u tio n in c e rta in . d o m e s tic areas w h e re th e p e r ca p ita c o n s u m p tio n o f such pears has been ; M rs J W vss e n te rta in e r! nt a d in ­ lo w B e n e fit p a y m e n ts w ill he lim ­ H ills b o r o T o w n se n d c lu b sp e a k­ n e r p a rty T h u rs d a y e v e n in g a t th e ite d I»» pears e q u a l to o r b e tte r than e r fo r M o n d a y at 8 p. m. in th e hom e o f M C L a rse n h o n o rin g h e r i f S No 1 g ra d e w ith an a d d itio n ­ M e th o d is t c h u rc h w ill be A. M b ro th e r a nd s is te r-in -la w . M r. and a l to le ra n c e o f 10 p e r ce n t a llo w e d W illia m s o f Eugene. He is o ne o f M rs T orn L a rse n o f O a k la n d O th ­ fo r c e rta in defects th e best speakers in th«' d is tric t. ers p re se n t w e re M r. and M rs T h e a g re e m e n t a p p ly in g to th e T h is is his fir s t a p p ea ra n ce in James L a rs o n o f P o rtla n d M r. and 1937 c ro p c o n tin u e s a p ro g ra m o f H ills b o ro A H a llo w e 'e n social f o l­ M rs E H ic k e y o f K e n d a ll S ta tio n . s im ila r c h a ra c te r w h ic h was begun low’s in th e basem ent. T h e p u b lic C a rl L a rse n . M C. L a rse n and M iss In 1930 and re s u lte d m a su b stan - is in v ite d . D o ro th y B o y M r and M rs C la y to n M ille r o f M c M in n v ille w e re w e e k -e n d guests o f M r a m i M rs. L e s te r B e llin g e r. M r and M rs. Jo h n M e ie r, f o r m e r ­ ly o f B e th a n y, h u t n o w re s id in g at St Johns, c e le b ra te d th e ir 20th w e d d in g a n n iv e rs a ry w it h a d in n e r p a rty S u n d a y. P resent w e re M r and M rs J o h n M e ie r. M r. and M rs. A lfr e d T u llc r . M r. a nd M rs. J M e ie r, M r and M rs F re d M e ie r and M r and M rs F.d M e ie r o f H e lv e tia A r v id S a n d s tro m w e n t to E a ste rn O regon pheasant h u n tin g last w e e k ­ end M r. and M rs. H . N o rth . M r. and M rs A lfr e d N o rth . Jo h n N o rth and Jo h n P eterson o f A s to ria w e re guests o f M r. a * d M rs H e n ry Ja co b ­ T ry a loaf to d a y ! You'll be pleased w ith the sen d u rin g th e w eek T h e y cam e fo r distinctive, delirious flavor — th e ten d er, golden pheasant h u n tin g c ru st! M ade w ith the finest of rye flours. T h e re w ill be a c a rd p a rty and d o w M u m M MC dance at th e C e d a r M ill G ra n g e h a ll H allow e’en Party Bakery Specials S a tu rd a y n ig h t. T h e re w i l l be d a n c­ in g a ll e v e n in g fo r those w h o w a n t Place your o rd ers early fH£ Ao5r VAtUASlt fkEGOUS to dance. T h e y h a ve a good o rch e s­ tra fro n t K in to n and lu n c h w i l l be Let Us Roast Your Turkeys and Hams! served. H ere a re s p a rk lin g exam ples of ou r U sed C ar W iim a M a ys a nd F re d H e rb w e re values— fin e cars, com pletely reco n d itio n ed , and m a rrie d last W ednesday. F re d D a n ie l a nd son J im m y o f priced low fo r quick sale. G a lla tin G a te w a y . M o n t . e x h ib ito rs o f a v e ry fin e h e rd o f B ro w n Sw iss c a ttle at th e In te rn a tio n a l L iv e ­ 126 Second Ave. H IL L S B O R O rh o n e 3531 sto ck show, fo r w h ic h he re ce ive d ele ve n b lu e rib b o n s , to u re d th e east J u s t a ro u n d th e c o rn e r fro m M a in stre e t end o f th e c o u n ty and v is ite d th e B ro w n S w iss n e rd s in th is com - w h ic h d iv i r Reedville , Laurel-Scholls Farmers’ Union Plans Socials IVIeetS Budget Committee A sks $907 increase F r id a y N i ^ h t Mott to Address Chamber Monday Page PIYR E v a n g e lic a l ch u rc h e s o f th is c ir - sp e cia l damages, and $J.»o0 p u n itiv e th e cases o f F red L. P rn c tu r against i o ’ K in to n , M> H om e a nd L a u re l, damages. J u d g e Peters w ill go to Jo h n H o ld e n and others, a n d N e llie was h e ld a t th e c h u rc h h e re W ed- M c M in n v ille on th a t date, to act f o r K u n c e versus Le slie Dobbs. ■' ia y e v e n in g D r P e ttie o rd d is- W a lk e r t r ic t s u p e rin te n d e n t, preached O rd e rs o f dism issa l w e re m ade in Say you saw it In the Argus. M rs. N B e n n e tt is v is itin g h e r da ig h te r. M r B la n c h e W a lla ce o f S ta ritie fd . th is w e e k M rs A lb e r t R osevear a nd tw o c h ild re n o f W ashougal. Wash., are a' th e G eorge ilo s e v e a r hom e fo r an in d e fin ite tim e M r and .Mrs. E lb e rt Stevens, ac- • ¿mpanied by h e r fa th e r. M r M erz o f P o rtla n d , w h o was an o v e r n ig h t . uest at t h e ir ho m e F rid a y , w e n t to Eugene S a tu rd a y to v is it M rs. ■ ■ ' M i H ,iw ell. T h e y i e tu rn e d S u n d a y M r and M rs. W. Y our tra c to r bro u g h t into our shop and retu rn ed L. S tevens c a re d fo r th e sto re d u r ­ in g th e absence o f th e ow n e rs. Tractor Service at no e x tra charge. Hammack Sentence Slated Saturday Eugene H a m m a c k , c h a rg e d w ith th e th e ft and w re c k in g o f a ca r in E astern O reg o n , w ill be se n ten c­ ed by C ir c u it J u d g e F ra n k Peters S a tu rd a y . H a m m a c k , u p o n b e in g b ro u g h t back by S h e r if f J W C o n n e ll, p le a d ed g u ilty , w a iv in g g ra n d ju r y in d ic tm e n t. O n O c to b e r 29 J u d g e A r lie G W a lk e r w ill com e to H ills b o ro to h e a r th e case o f P a u l B a r rin g e r a g a in st Sam Lo g an , a ris in g o u t o f a d o g -s h o o tin g in c id e n t. B a r rin g e r is • •e kin g $500 g e n e ra l damages. $14 50 A ll Work Guaranteed Lester Ireland & Co. Jo h n D eere and “ C a te rp illa r” D ealer T h ir d and M a in St. H IL L S B O R O Phone 2411 Turkey Graders Meet Next Week Pear Marketing Gains Foreseen Survey of Scholars Handicapped Opens Speaker Stresses Highway Safety Special Values for Friday and Saturday, Oct. 22 - 23 M A TC H E S r£. BACON --"cured. 1 k 29C P in e a p p le 5c T idbibts. Hunters Inaugurate Pheasant Season Program Planned on Armistice Day W H IS K IE S Townscndites to Convene Monday Bethany-Cedar Mill Cartwright Says Can ............. A lbers, yellow or w hite- 9-lb. bag « t A «H b P IN E A P P L E . D el -u «> i % can M M on te . 19c BABY 3 F O O D S . L ib b y 's . A l l k in d s . Q Q z* cans ¿ ¡ t ils JELLO , Pkg. 9 ,b - COFFEE A IR W A Y 18c ........ 50c NOB 25c Nubora B ow l V' P O 8 T V M . In s ta n t t-oz. can O C /» A it/V S Y R l'P . L o g C a b in M ed iu m size Q Q n O «7V SO AP Lux, bar .............6c Lifebuoy, bar....5c Jergens, 4 b’rs 19c H IL L 1-lb. m ba* WEEK 1-lb. 3 lbs. a ll fla v o rs C O C O A , H e rs h e y 's '..-lb can A lbers, quick or reg u lar. L arge M ixing Bowl FR EE w ith large reg u la r. Nubora Soap Flakes. BOTH FOR .......... 25c Sw edish Pan RYE BREAD 4 Barbara Jean’s Bakery PRICES SLASHED on Good-W ill G uaranteed USED CARS members o f the D airy Co- J,hoc farmers who made from cream s u p p ly ny »- incrative Association. In In buying buying it i unity and youtselt. X w t h o f your community y01' ” " 1' ' ' , lllfu ’ , h ^ e jltb fu i l, appetizing appct**>ng Qd&c&i fo r lite liu lle r b e a rin g this and »im itar encloture». / and A f.iiJ o 'C lo rcr Butter and GolJen Harresl Watur.il Cheese in cans are made by DAIRY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Wrtrlbulod by . . . IN T Ik t T A T I A U O C IA T IB C A IA M IA IIt a V a A ' z J j DODGE SEDAN— 4-door T ouring. Low m ile a g e ......... FORD COUPE— Radio, h e a te r. E xcellent condition. C arefu l driv er DE SOTO SEDAN— C om pletely ov erh au led .................... CHEV— M aster DeLuxe. 4-door Sedan ....................................... ’695 *575 *345 *395 M any O th er B argains PROOF O F LA S T S T A T E M E N T E d iso n D id N o t In v e n t th e F ir s t E le c tric L a m p !— T h e first e le c tric la m p was in v e n te d J u ly 18. 1859. b y P ro fe s s o r Moses G e rris h F a rm e r o f Salem . Mass. Flour Specials KITCHEN CRAFT— 49-lb. sack ........ G ood h a rd w h e a t. C WQ SUNSET GOLD— Montana Blend. $4 4 Q 49 lbs....................................................................X . T O EL GRANDE— Mulino Mills. $4 49 lbs....................................................................X « 4 U O P o ta to e s Deschutes GRAPENUT £ 0 0 S O D A , A rm & Ham . fo r baking. 1 lb. » 7 /* IV S O A P P. & G. or C rystal W hite. 12 bars' 40c Local B urbanks. :s. U. S. No. 2 50 lbs. 39c 1 V V lbs. loo U. S. No. 1. (100 lbs. $1.33) 10 PONTIAC SALES T H E R IG H T T O C Q z» D V Y E L L O W JERSEYS. RESERVE V S A L T , M a x im u m 2-lb shaker O n io n S e ts 10C A p p le s O ra n g e s 2 S w e e t S p u d s 4, WE m PE PP ER , black, fo r 4 Q n seasoning. 1 lb............ L m V CARTWRIGHT W ashington County's O n ly A u th orized P o ntiar D ealer S A L E S and S E R V IC E 227 S. 3rd Ave. H IL L S B O R O rh o n e 73t Flakes FORMA Y 3-Ib. can ................. I | $4 PILLSBURY FLOUR— 2 C C E v e ry sack g u a ra n te e d. CROWN or DRIFTED SNOW— 49-lb. sack .............................................. R Q n C R A C K E R S . Snow - flakes. 2 lb. box L IM I T Q U A N T IT IE S 750 lbs. 15o 790 25o 14c