P age Six
H IL L S B O R O
Illness Fatal
to G. Locknian
on Wednesday
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O .
Awards Given
Camp Cookery,
Sewing Clubs
OREGON
Relief Troubles
Linked with
Labor Situation
T h u rsd ay , O ctober 28, 1937
Olil Time Dance
Al l l v l i i lia hall. Saturday night
O ctober 30 .Admission 23c
.'15
Hospital News
\ t Sm ith lluspilal
Mary Ja n e D uxbury underw ent FOR SA LE Good young G ueriisei
an appendix operation Finlay
Cow and heifer calf; fresh 19
Jo h n B urge of S hady Brook Is davs
H M W hisnand. L aurel
u
n
d
er
the
m
edical
care
of
Dr
C
Ju st w hat part labor troubles play
Phone 0832 Scholls
35tf
T. Sm ith.
in the W ashington county u n em
At
Jones
Hospital—
G abriel S. Locknian. for 45 years
DODGE delivery truck A -l c o n
A chievem ent certificates to 4-H ploym ent and relief situation was
J. lx W ebber was brought in
a resident of H illsboro ro u te 5.
dition. f o r sale
Si< B urger
girls' clubs and boys' cam p cook shown this week in figures released S unday w ith an infected eve He
m i l e east B ethany I’resliytei I in
died W ednesday m orning at the
ery clubs w ere being sent o u t by Miss Alice M axw ell, relief d ire c | is u n d er Dr II D. H uggins' care
Jones hospital a fter an illness of
church; on S pringville road.
35tf
W ednesday by the county school su tor.
l.ueile T orbet, pneum onia p a
th re e weeks. He was 74 years old
p erin ten d en t's office. R ecipients of
O ut of 25 heads of fam ilies, w ho tient. is convalescing
lot*
YEAR-old
Leghorn
liens.
59c
He was born io Alb a. l a M ■
aw ards include:
have applied for relief this m onth.
Miss A dra lle m n e h u nderw ent
each H enry T rupp. 'a mile south
4 1863. and lived in N ebraska for
S
herw
ood
sew
ing
club
Mrs
J
18
rep
o
rted
that
they
had
been
put
a
m
ajor
operation
Monday
STOP— r
H azcldale school.
33p
five years before coming to O re
F M orback. leader. Phyllis S nyder, »»nt of w ork by shutdown*. These
Dr \\ e iloni.s p erform ed an
Do you bae! your car from the g arag e into the street w ithout
gon in 1892. He was m arried in
Opal Lewis. Donna Plagm an, J u a n 25 w age-earners rep resen ted 101 in appendix operation for Mrs Edna
WANTED 19 or 12 loads
first watching for pedestrians and oncoming vehicles?
1896
The
ita Haynes. M argaret Yales. Hazel dividuals as fam ily m em bers
K linger T hursday
cow m anure p re fe i red
Sportsm anlike D river does not. He stops at the sidewalk and at
S urviving are his wife H attie C
Fitch.
Mrs A. 1 Jensen hail her Ion
In
the
m
ajority
of
eases.
Miss
Pipe A Mfg I' ii
'lie curb. He blows his horn, but places g re a te r dependence on
L ockm an: a son. A rc h ie of H ili'
s ils rem oved Tuesday by Dr W E
B
uxton
clothing
club
Miss
Alice
M
axwell
said,
unem
ploym
ent
eould
being alert.
boro route 5. a daughter. M rs R ob
G inther. leader. A lpha Mae P e te r be laid to the doorstep of labor Hinds.
about black cats op
e rt Meek of N orth Plains, and tw,
Mrs J. A nderson w as brought GASH for used low -priced piano
son. E sther Q uier, Velma R ether- trouble
F u rth erm o re, m ills and
G ive full p articu lars 348 W
brothers. F rank of C o lle g e View.
any o th e r h azard s.
in F riday and is u n d er m istical
ferd.
D
orothy
Sim
onton.
B
e
t
t
y
other
large
in
d
u
strial
firm
s
are
age in su ran ce collectors.' or any o th Lane Naomi A rline Conl.v. M ar
Main.
35p
Neb., and Ezra of Fort Collins
shutting down e a rlie r this y ear care.
e
r
kind
of
ei'lleetors
n
r
financial
Colo.
Jan et C hristensen, the l i t t l e
rie l.azott. Faith Scofield. B etty w ith the result that w ag e-earn ers
/
agents. It has authorized no one to jo
3.000 lbs. wagon, harness. 2
F u n eral services will be held
Stow ell.
a re joining those w ho had only d a u g h te r of Mr and Mrs Harry TEAM.
collect
any
fees
from
p
articip
an
ts
Jersey bulls, and farm equipm ent
F rid ay at 2 p. m. at Donelson &
C hristensen, fell S unday w h 1 I e
seasonal
em
ploym
ent,
Miss
M
ax
B
eaverton
clothing
club
Miss
i in th e old-age insurance program
m ile smith
S ew ell chapel. Rev H A. Deck of
playing and broke her right leg for sab ’ !•* C Jones,
Lily W agner, leader: Ja n e t .Acker well declared
35-8
"W age earn ers w ho a re en titled man.
ficiating. B urial will be in M oun
betw een the knee and hip She is of C edar Mill
V irginia Du.ssin.
P atricia
Th»' n u m b er of applications since
tainside cem etery of Scholl.-.
C rim inal p rosecution by th e d e to lum p-sum paym ents because Mann. Ethel Burke. Evelyn Casola. the fu st of G etober is exceptionally u n d er the care of Dr. Joe K abeisr
I RUNK w anted, fair condition
partm ent of ju stice of bogus collec they have reached age 65. an d the M axine C ady. M argie Bozich
large, and forecasts a heavy a p p li man and Dr A G Pitm an, and
w ardrobe H5 K Jackson.
estates of wage earn ers w ho have
S pring Hill clothing club Miss cation this w inter, despite shortage w ill probably be in the hospital e \ f Not
tors of funds in connection w ith the died this year, may secure at room
ilin g s .
about six w eeks L ittle Ja n e t, w ho
social security act's old-age in su r 105 old Post Office B uilding th e C ecilia Kalsch. leader: Elieve Des- of available funds w ith w hich to j i is not yet four years old. was badly
and
K « ta lc - ( h a rtt* N o rth ru p
ance program has been req u ested sim ple claim s forms and advice a b met. N ellie W ithycom be. M a r y care for relief recipients.
I b u rn ed this sum m er.
H artm an. T heresa O tt. R uth A lli
M i l ’ l l K |’O C K R D IT O K N
by the Social S ecu rity board, ac solutely free." Peebles said
son Hetty V anD yke. Betty S tran d -
In the ('«»limy C o u rt o f the HUM« of O re-
cording to advice received by Jan ies
fo r t h * C o unty
o f W ash in g to n .
Salem office of C ongressm an F. Peebles, m an ag er o f th e P o rtlan d
berg.
am m ations. 393 old Post Office ' non.
I'r o h a tr l>«*|>ai t merit
Happy W orkers' sew ing club.
Jam es W Mott w ill close Saturday, field office.
building. P ortland. O regon
N o lle « U hereby given that the undvr-
Forest G rove—Miss Rose H alde-
and he w ill lcat e alm ost im m ediate
E xam inations a re to be held for hitrne.l H u rt I. N o rth r u p hn been «p .
The board advised th e d e p a rt
man.
leader; Je a n
B urlingham .
ly th e re a fte r for W ashington. D. C . m ent
the positions of referee, assistant l'.'intr«| m ln iin lttr a to r of th « e -tn te of
of
ju
stice
th
at
it
has
received
K IIV
M I K I l l l t l ’ l ’ . «le. e a tr,! b y th«
L oreta A rant. Jan et C arpenter. V ir
to atten d the recently called special inform ation of several instances
accountant, field auditor, senior ' I I A unty
Court of the S ta te of O regon. for
z
ginia C rocker C ora Lee C u n n in g
session of the congress.
| chum ill puty. ju n io r claim deputy, ( W . aahiriK
w here m oney has been collected
ton
( . u n t y . m nl
ha-, q u a lilir .l
M
ore
than
100
grangers
w
ere
in
ham.
Jean
Deibold.
E
stelle
J
a
m
i
All mail after Thursday »today
T he selection of personnel for senior, in term ed iate and ju n io r a c A ll persona h aving claim « againat aal«|
through such m isrep resen tatio n , and
W ashington son. M argaret G eneff. H elen J o h n
«M ate a re hereby notifi««i to p r e o e n t t h e
should be addressed to C ongress req u ested the d ep artm en t to in v es atten d an ce a t t h e
counting
clerks
B arbara Kappel.
M arcella present or fu tu re vacancies and
ounty Pom ona G range m eeting ston.
m an Mott .d th
The com m ission w ill hold e x a m name, d uly v e rifie d . aa by law require«!.
tigate them an d in stitu te crim inal C
*t
2 J 8
W e ath erly
Lent. L ucille M cCorkle. P atricia necessary expansion of th e U nem inations for statistical, sten o g rap h
ing. W ashington. D. C.
proceedings. In announcing its ac- W ednesday at T ualatin w ith W ino M
h it.
lo r ll a n . I. w ith in ai« m uiitha fro m
iner R oberta Nixon. M axine Petty. ploym ent C om pensation com m is ical. typing, filing and clerical posi t " he
na G range as host. Among p ro m
«late hereof
' tion th e board stated:
inent visitors w ere M. C G lover V irginia Petroff. Eileen Snider. sion w ill be m ade frein eligible lists tions in the n ear future.
Ila te d and f in d publiahed O .to h e r 28.
We specialize in q uality com
"The Social S ecu rity board h as »'f Eagle Creek, past o v erseer state M ary Alice Russell. A nita Steig-
l'.»S7
P a te o f !n«t pu b lleath .. i N o w i i i I h r
from open com petitive
m ereiai p rin tin g —A rgus
if no old-age benefits collectors.- old- G range; Mrs. E dyth T o n e r W eath- man. M arjorie Stevenson. I.enore established
25.
193?.
W II WIEDER. Mgr.
m erit exam inations
• " „ 'O .'. '.
N O H r ilH P l- . A tfm in l.tr .I
R e p o rt on Forest Ite s o u n M
316 E. Main si.
T
appert.
B
onnie
T
rim
ble.
Ellen
H ills b o ro
erred of P ortland, state chaplain;
l i o i n K II l l . u x r s .
lo
A n ie n t system of selection a f
G
eneral
policies
to
insure
p
erm
a
W
ienecke.
Ralph W. P erry, m aster Hood River
f O r i. 28, Nov. I. n
18.
fords each applicant an op p o rtu n ity nent utilization of O regon's forest
L
aurel
sew
ing
club
Mrs.
W
ilma
G range and county com m issioner,
to qualify fur an exam ination d e
may be found in a r e
and G W Thiesscn. C lackam as S chm eltzer and Mrs G oldie Davis, pendent upon his educational b a c k resources
leaders: G oldie B urke. M arjorie ground. previous experience, and port of the O regon state planning
county Pom ona m aster.
board. O regon's Forest Problem s "
W illam ette valley p roject was Will. Betty Je a n Davis. Viola Stol- individual traits.
Something New!
T h e rep o rt takes up sustained yield
described by R. H K ipp of P o rt ler. Evelyn S chum acher. D orothy
Those persons who. upon su b m it m anagem ent, control of fire, fo r
S chum acher. Iren e W hitm ore. R uth
land.
Something
estry diseases and other phases It
Thiessen
presented
follow ing I.osli M arjorie l.osli. B ernice Stol- ting applications for exam ination, may he obtained from the planning
D ifferent !
Pom ona past m asters w ith past ler. Ellen S hattuck. N ellie B urke. meet the m inim um req u irem en ts as board h ead q u arters in the S p a ld
specified for each position and su c
m asters’ jew els: Mrs. H a n n a h Je a n W atkins
Bloom ing clothing club—M rs E cessfully pass a w ritten test and o r ing building in P ortland
C h ristiansen and W A. Root of
T igard: Fay Mills of W ashington W H inrichs. leader: G enevieve al interview w ill receive a rating
on th e eligible list in accordance
G range, ene to Mrs. Leedv for W eichbrodt. H elen Liebenow .
B loom ing clothing club—Mrs E with grades received O ne having a
h er son. J. E Leedy. and also one
H inrichs, leader; G enevieve position on the eligible list w ill be A U .K N parlo r furnace wood c ir
to Mrs. Hayes for h e r son. C harles W
cu latin g heater, good condition
W eichbrodt. H elen Liebenow . Doris subject to certification for a posi
Hayes.
35p
No action had been tak en on Sim mons. Jqan H ergert. M ildred tion in accordance w ith his relativ e R easonable 913 K O ak St
rank
on
the
list.
Here s a new Betty (.’ro ck er cake w ith the
B
randaw
.
B
everly
H
ergert.
A
nita
resolutions at the tim e of going to
press.
K rahm er.
Each exam ination, to be given KIVE-room m odern cottage f o i
real H allow e en spirit. A delicious blending
rent, clo.se in I mined nite pos
M etzger cookery club- Mrs R N ovem ber 26 and 27. is open to
of rich chocolate anil tan g y orange.
35
Shaw , leader: G race C orsh. D oro both men and women w ho a re eiti- i session. P hone 2091Z.
PU RE APPLE.
thy Dinglev. C h arlo tte Ericson. P a t zens and a resident of the state for
ANO
TH
ER
big
sale
at
th
e
Fai
m-
ty C onklin. R uth Downey. L illian six m onths im m ediately preceding
Gallon
er.s’
A
uction
M
arket.
Hillsboro.
W ednesday. O etcber 27
Wood. Ellen Belle Johnson. Lila the final d ate of N ovem ber 12 for S atu rd ay . O ctober 30 Send in y o u r
B lazing S hanghai en d an g ers in Sm ith. L ucille H unter. C h arlo tte filing applications.
listings Phone in for open datc-
1 b'licions \\ lilt
Swansdown Cake DO NUTS— Dozen
tern atio n al settlem en t
In v a d in g P erry. E laine E nsm inger
A pplication blanks, qualified r e
\ ( ’,
2 dozen
To go w ith your H allow e’en Cider.
H illsboro sew ing clu b - Mrs. M ar quirem ents. and inform ation may for farm sales Phone 3551
Japanese seize all strateg ic points
Jensen, auctioneer; J K Diddy,
U. S. m arin es and sailors in stru cted garet M ooberry. leader: Lois J o h n be obtained from supervisor of ex- sales m anager.
Chocolate, Glazed, Raised— Dozen
a b ste tte Pim ento or
to open fire in self defense if son. Doris H aw kins. D el.oris Sears.
frenzied C hinese trespass too far. E sth er S turm . M argaret Sim m ons.
SI andar» d. 2 pkgs.
B o n n ev ille A d m in istrato r Ross Jo y Olson. P au lin e Sherm an.
HALLOWE’EN COOKIES— Special, dozen
H illsboro cam p cookery club—
says P resid en t R oosevelt has a u
PABST. all varieties.
thorized 3 ‘- p er re n t in terest rate Mrs M yrtle K ruchek. leader; H en
1 g-lb. pkg.
PASTRY NOVELTIES— Dozen
and 40-year am ortization plan as ry C am pbell. D onald Bailey. Billy
F or the H allow e'en p arty .
basis for fixing rates for B onne C oom cr. Jam es Eowlie. R obert F u r
Piggly W iggly
v ille power.
row. S tan fo rd G ray. R ichard G il
PUMPKIN and MINCE PIES— Each
Grade A
Ibs.
Poison plot h inted in death of lette. R obert Pow ers. S tephen Mc-
"The fam ous P erfection B ak ery Pies"
tw o St. Helens girls a n d Mrs. Entec. R obert Weil. A aron S h aek le-
Agnes L edford is arrested .
ford. F o rrest Weil.
L abor peace hope dim s as A. F.
H illsboro cam p cookery clu b —
G ot.D E N W E S T ”
of I. an d C. I. O. p arley is recess Mrs. W. S E verett, leader; G lenn
ed for w eek after peace proposals G ibbons. Ray K aoter. K enneth I.o-
Provide Y our G uests w ith
I’ea G ard en , Drips.
from both tu rn ed down.
gan. Dan Phelps. H arold Loonier.
Quart jug
W
illiam
Miller.
R
aym
ond
Lyle.
A
l
Demand Perfection Bread and Pastries at Your Grocer
Use th e W ant Ads in th e A rgus. b ert K aufm an. B illy Bates. EIm> r
Albe,
Gold Leaf Cream
Gold Leaf Cottage Cheese
'.¿ 'ii, sack
T housands p rofit by th e ir use.
tf W illiams.
H illsboro cookery club— Mrs E
D istributed by
Peerless, all purpose
M. Bowm an, leader: C arolyn K alk-
w arf. L uella L erch. Billy Jean
49-lb. sack
Loveall. V iolet
Lindin. A lverta
Ricketts. F red a S tunn. Viola Bean.
B erta May R icketts. Nancy West,
PETER
D istrib u to rs of T aylor G uernsey D airy G rade A Raw Milk
G ladys Thom pson. F ern Weintz.
D istributor; of B rookfield Packaged C heese
H in ric tta
V anM eltcbecke,
Erm a
PAN
W illiams.
158 K. Main St.
HILLSBORO
Phone 1981
H
allow
e'en
Spcciul
—
V
anilla
H illsboro cooking club—Miss E l
Brick with P um pkin ( ente r.
e a n o r B cndler. leader; B etty G a rd
ner. D orothy K idney. B everly Wed.
< )i »1er your supply early.
G e rtru d e M atiaco, T helm a Coats.
Lois H ew itt.
(Pint 15c) QUART
Don’t W orry
Social Security
Imposters H it
Insure with
GENERAL
Mott to Depart
for Washington
Merit Test Set
by Commission
Pomona Grangers
Meet Wednesday
Tualatin Valley
Insurance Agency
o
Goblin Cake
34c
Too Late to Clas.sify
Be Ready for the Children When
they say—
“ TRICK OR T R E A T ”
Neil's Highlights
49c
25c
30c
20c
30c
25c
CIDER
■
: CO O K IES K
CH EESE
CH EESE
BU TTER
PA N CA K E
SY RU P
CORN MEAL
FLOUR
TO
party ;
PERFECTION BAKERY
ORANGE HIGHBALL
Gold Leaf Dairy Products Co.
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and M onday— October 29 - 30, November 1
PUM PKIN
JELLY BEANS
RAY-MAL
Fancy Q uality
No. 2V,
15c
Pound
C ID E R
F lavored w ith B ran d y
and S h e rry W ine
12c
Sliced.
PINEAPPLE B L .. roken
arge 3'.- ean
Franco-A m eriean.
Tomatu
17c
ibs.
I7c
PU RE A PPLE. Bring y o u r
container.
Gallon
P -N u t B u t te r
SPA G H ETTI
M INCE M EAT
JUM BOS
O range an d Black
15c
Tall
3 Sauce Cans and 25c
C heese
COFFEE Lb ÄtfV
23c 2 Alh
45c
DE LUXE. Hillsboro'. Largest Seller.
Armour's
AW
Pound
M L A T I.O A I
7'z-nz.
3
(ans
Haley's
DEVILED MEAT 3
In i',
A rm our's S tar
BORENE
M eats are g e ttin g c h e a p e r! Plan now to ta k e
aflvantagi of these a ttra c tiv e prices a t the
HILLSBORO MEAT COMPANY
Y ou'll find real savings, large selections, highest
q u a lity a n d th e best of courteous, experienced
service.
SPERRY :
SEI E-RISING
B rea k fa t of
< 'hatnpion
Pkg.
SU G A R
BROW N
L ig h t G olden
4
23c
3
20c
7 »
• rida.v
and S a tu rd a y O n ly
SQ U A SH DANISH.
CARROTS ( ’ri B! p. \ ( l/’ndfT.
H
G ard en f r r h.
PEPPI RS EACH
ORANGES w F M ert, II juicy.
Hallowe’en
Hostesses!
Y ou'll w ant plenty of
pure, delicious
If
ROTH DAIRY
Milk and Cream
O r d 'r your need
to d a v :
PHON E 3HB7
IN O E P IN D E N T IY
OWNtD'
Roth Hairy
High (.r.iilr Milk and C'rram
W E R ESE R V E THE R IG H T TO J.TM1T Q UA NTITIES
si
Box 342
Hillsboro
WINE
Town Club L ager
I iffany, F ortified
Pint
Quart
L:
Case.
pkg.
■i ■
Lb.
FREE PUMPKINS
to r C hildren accom
p an ied by p aren ts.
SPINACH
Lb.
|
■I
Us
POTATOES
50 Ibs.
Ll>.
Lb.
Arizona
45c
Gal. $1.49
N,. . »los to dealers
ED’S
MASTER MKT.
5c
43c
Saturday Only
Boiling Beef
Lb.
13'/ 2C
Boneless
73c
i IAMS
Ju n at hau
Grapefruit
Dozen •
STEAKS
85c
for BETTER MEATS
No. 2':., Washington
APPLES
Box
■i
29c 25c
2-gal.
24 cans $2.25
1/»
We reserve the right to limit qti.-intitiex
|
P Ü r e 'v e le -
table Oil.
By the Piece
Flavor Tested.
BEER
.
M
PRODUCE SPECIALS
I M
PO W bER Eh
C. & II. Qualit;
49c
IOC
FOR BETTER PIES
1 Ic 3
A TT ,b- jfl Tf, | 9c
31
J
HA J
5c ■
■
I
Hallibut
.. .
1!9c s
i Sirloin & Rib
1 9 c j(
22c y
iBacon
Backs
.
I ---------------
¡ Sum. Sausage
25c H
« ;
H illsboro meat C o . n■
SH ORT RIBS
Gov’t Inspected
Young Beef. Lb.
Ó”
SHORTENING
P a n c a k e F lo u r
W H E A T IE S
29c
W EST.
FA RIN A GOLDEN
10-lb. sack
43c
SU G A R ï Cloth
K t b ag ; IQ
_
Ibs. 49c
SN O W FLA K E sirbc^"- 29c
COFFEE
ib>. 49c
EA T 2 lbs. 19c
J « M IN CE Six M Delicious
A
JELLO lavora.
I
su
2 p i g ,. 11c
5
fine ghaulated
f" a
B
BE kl
«IFWF1
U L ÎlL L
25c
10c
20c
Soap G ran u les
10-lb.
Bag
ICE CREAM
Friday and Saturday Specials
cz. pkc
D ouble R efined
MEAT
First Aid to Snakebite
T h e bite of a non - poisonous
.snake w ill show four r o w s o f
sm all, sharp, even teeth, and a
series of shallow a n d bleeding
m ark s over th e e n tire w ound These
can be treated like the bite of any
o th er sm all anim al, th a t is. by be
ing cleaned, disinfected and kept
lightly bandaged until healed. The
k n ow ledge th at th e w ound is non-
poisonous w ill greatly assist recov
ery from shock. T he bite of a
venom ous snake w ill show tw o
deep p unctures a sh o rt distance
ap art, looking like tw o red p in
heads. from w hich a drop or tw o
of blood m ay ooze. In the case o!
d ead ly bites, anti-poison serum is
th e only sure rem edy, and if this is
n o t im m ediately available, then
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