Page Six
Thursday, January 13, 19,'tH
Bibb in Court;
Sentence Set
for Saturday
8100 L
Case of R obert Paul Bibb, chare-
cd w ith assault with a dangerous
w eapon, w as brought before cir-
ciut court yesterday m orning. Bibb
w aived grand ju ry indictm ent and
w a s arraigned o n
inform ation
Sentence was postponed until S a t
urday . Bibb was said t o have
w ounded Ed G ross w ith a shotgun
in a fracas at the M artin His-rdt
farm n ear O renco last month.
O rders w ere given in circuit court
in the follow ing cases during the
w eek: Fred I. P roctor vs Jo h n and
M argaret Holden et al. default:
V incent K alafate » - H arry Fluke
dism issal; M. B. Bump vs. Cora
Brow n O penlander and O tto O pen-
lan d er: P. H. P arm er and R P arm er
vs L. N. Tom pkins dismissal: m at
te r of liquidation of Bank of B ea
verton; A C B arbo vs Jo h n Doe
St. John and Ja n e Do»' St. John,
dism issal; Lily E kenkran tz vs Egon
E kenkrantz: G eneral Discount co r
poration vs. W cstim ber L um ber
com pany, dismissal: George D. and
L au ra S earles vs W alter and H enry
D onnem an. o rd er releasing exhibits
to A lbert M. H odler. deputy d is
trict attorney of M ultnom ah coun
ty; A lbert H and Hazel Rossi vs
Jam es M arshall Steel et al. d e
cree; Luby H argrove vs. Jo h n and
N ellie Howes et al.
Included in suits filed in circuit
court w ere Home O w ners' Loan
corporation vs. Floyd J. G ustin et
al and M ark S kinner, state su p e r
in ten d en t of banks, vs. Isabella M
W alker, in case of liquidation of
B ank of B eaverton.
P ro b ate orders in county court
w ere given in the estates of A n
d rew J. Risley. T heophile C a p-
poen, L a w re n c e s McConnell. Daisy
B crtroche. Jessie M a y Emmons.
M ary M Hughes Jam es A rm stro n g
C. P K ruger. W illiam F Krause.
Je n n ie Young. M inerva Bradley.
F red B. C lark. Ida M uller C am p
bell. T. A Martz. E. Q uackenbush.
G eorge W ashington Atwood. W il
liam Busse. E. A. Bruce. B erth a
W egner H oener. Two o rd ers w ere
given in the m atters of g u ard ian
ship of C harles H.. B ertie E . Ralph
L.. and Donald V. Heltzel, and P au l
D ePrez. An o rd e r was also given
in th e p artn ersh ip estate of F ran k
W. Connell, now deceased, and A r
th u r W. Connell.
Ci/££kd.
PatUn/ná.
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Farm Union Meets at Laurel
Tonight: Class to Convene
B. I*. Club Meets
Friday, January 21
Business and Professional W om
en s club w ill meet Friday night.
Ja n u a ry 21. at the ch am b er of
c.u n in c n c w ith the finance com
m ittee. ( iu » ie S igler chairm an, in
charge of the program . Subject
will be ’ What We Bus and Sell
in the U nited S tates and A broad "
T h e emblem committee, w ith I a
h o in i Pow ell chairm an, w ill have
charge of the 6 30 dinner
(By Mrs. F. I.. B row n)
in the absence of tin- president. I-
LAUREL
Local unit of th e 1. Brown
Mr and M is Jo h n Will -liter-
F arm ers' Union « ill m eet T hursday
ito n ig h t' at the com m unity hall All tam ed w ith a tu rk ey d in n er party
at th e ir home Sunday G uests « e re
m em bers requested to bo present.
Mr and Mrs Jam es Will of Tim -
Class M eets Friday
Mrs K ate Davis of Portland.
The "F riendly C o rn el" class of ber.
Mi and Mis John Will S r of B eav
the Sunday school will moot Frida» erton. Mr and M is S E Stoller.
o\ oiling at til»' Rollm M eyers luune Viola. Berlin-,- and Jam es Stoll,-I
All in terested a re invited
and M arjorie Will
Bi nedicts W in
Mr ainl Mrs F rancis Coolidge
1 he m arried men of the com m un amt son Dal»* o t Port lain! « ere
ity won a basketball gam e from the w eek-end guests at the G eorge
single men last W ednesday evening Rosi-vear home. Miss Velma Rose-
T w o-T unes-Six llieak last c I u I)
at th e hall.
y ear w ent hom e w ith her sister to « a - eiiteitam ed Wediiesdav m orn-
S ixteen m em bers of the "C om spend this week
mg b\ Mrs I. T Mi-Phcetei-s with
rades" Sunday school class a tte n d
breaktast at the H illsboro Pharm acy.
ed th e business and social m eeting
I lu- program and business m eet
held w ith Mi and Mis E lbert S te\ •
ing « a s held at Mr M ePheeters'
ens S aturday evening Miss Lilin-
apartm ent in the Weil building,
Brow n won first honors in th e co n
M ss Elizabeth McCluskey of T o « ith Mr- W G H are in charge of
test gam e- Next social m eeting « ill ledo \ isited In-i counsin. Mi C o r the progrum . It was voted to spon-
be held at the hom e of Mr .uni Mrs inne P ennington, for several davs -or a B luebird gro u p of girls u n
Lee Brow n F ebruary 12.
d u ring the holiday vacation Mis der the g u ard ian sh ip of Mrs W il
Mr and Mrs F 1. Brow n e n te r W .liter I S u m n er and dau g h ter liam Powers.
tained w ith a tu rk ey d in n e r p arty Mary of P ortland. Mr and Mis
S atu rd ay evening G uests « e r e Mi C larence Pest , f C ornelius and
Birllis
ami Mrs. It G M cNaj and tw o Robert Post. (J S C student, « e re
All:, us To Mr and M i- V erne
d au g h ters of Forest Grove. Mr IlHt d in n er p arty guc.-ts of Miss C orinne
A hrens of H illsboro. January 10.
Mrs. S. E Stoller. Mi and Mrs Lee P ennington Sunday
tw in daughters
Brown. Viola. B ernice and Jam es
Past
C
hiefs'
club
met
last
Tlnirs-
Ph, 1} - L, Mr and Mis R csi - ih -
Stoller. Lilli,- llrow n and W illiam
, day evening at the K P. hall, be Phelps of G len«,i,xl. Ja n u a ry 11,
McClary
ginning w ith a pot luck «¡inner at a girl.
Mr Stafford Honored
6 30 for m em bers and fam ilies Two
t P S tafford w as honored on lus w ere initiated into the club. An
birthday anniversary S aturday e v e »-y elling of cards w a- enjoyed, with
ning w hen a nu m b er ef neighbors Mesdamos W C G ifford. E 1
called to help celebrate P resent Moor,-, and H enri,-tta M organ r e W A NI’FI) Scliool girl to w ork aft-
w ere Mr and Mrs H enry Haase. ceiving honors
t m oons for room, board, a n d
G us and H ow ard Holm. H arold
Plum e 3481Y.
Riley R ayburn of P ortland, « lie .salar\
Haas,- and Jo h n Schm idt
I', sided h e re 15 year.- ago, was here
Ri v and Mrs V T Speei-e and W ednesday Mrs Ray burn i n u rs WAN IE I)
O nc-hors,- dis,-. ■s I X-
tw o ch ildren of West P ortland w en- ing Mrs A J. P erk in - who is ill
knives. Phon,- 3411Z.
46p
honor guests at a pot luck d in n e r at Mr R ayburn is the oldest living
th e Raleigh W hitm ore hom e S u n g rad u ate of W hitm an college at 3000 cords yvood. som«- suw tim ber.
day follow ing church service at W alla Walla. Wash
for sale. B eit H untington. North
w hich Rev. Speeee. last y e a rs p as
46
Mr and Mrs A 1. Chase e n te r T hird Ay»-
tor. preached T w enty-five atten d ed
tained the pinochle club Saturday
th e d in n er
SIN - yeeks-old pigs for
North
G eorge Schm idt w rites from De night, four tables being in play Mi
Planus Feed Co.
46tf
troit. Mich . to lus parent-. Mr and ami Mrs. M W hitten of Portland
high score and Mrs J E
Mrs. F red Schm idt, that he a rriv e d received
H
atriek
and
W
M
Sm
ith
received
LOST
G old - rim m ed gins;
i n
th e re safely, purchased his new car consolation.
black caw R ew ard
J
Dr.
and w ill go on to New Y ork on a
Mrs K iltie Nolan. P atricia and Nicol, 137 N. T hird
46
p leasu re trip. before re tu rn in g Bobby Nolan and Mi
F
n
d
Cald-
home.
yvell «t-r,- visitors at St Paul S u n CEM ENT yvork. all kind, all w ork
Je a n W atkins H onored
day and attended th,- basketball
guaranteed A
E. G ilbert. 22‘l
Je a n W atkins w as honor guest at game betw een Mt Angel college W. W alnut.
46-49p
a b irth d ay p arty F riday afternoon and P ortland iiniversitv
w hen h er m other e n te rta in e d for
Mr and Mr- Otis P ro ffittc and
Listen! M asterpieces in muatc.
tier tw elfth an niversary. G uests d au g h ter and niece of S haniko v is every Sunday afternoon a t
w ere H elen May G uenther. Iren e ited her parents Mr a n d Mrs - d o c k over station KALE
M
W hitm ore. Helen V orhees. M arjorie D w ight Pom eroy, last week
Losli and D eL aurice Cady
Mr and Mr C arleton Hand»- and ELECTRIC hay cutter. com plete
children of S ilverton -pent Sunday
W alter Wyss. Aloha
F o rm er Resident to Preach
46
A ttendance at S unday school S u n w ith her parents. Mr and Mrs
Thom
as
C
onnell.
day was 79. th at being a record for
( 11.1 I tilt m a r k a n i s
Mr. and Mi
P A Andet >n and
som e tim e past A dolphus B allan-
All
C ounty G eneral F und W ar
Mr
and
Mr-
Jo
h
n
M
arlett
spent
tyne. a form er resident and a L aurel
ran ts of W ashington County. O re
school pupil here ten years ago. will the w eek-end w ith friends in Med- gon.
endoi-ed "not. paid for « a n t
preach n ext Sunday in th e place of ford.
Miss G race G allagher of Eugene " f funds" Iin or before N ovem ber
th e reg u lar pastor, w ho is still ill
311.
1937.
are now payable a t the
Mr. and Mrs. A lvin H aines of is spending the w eek w ith Mr and office i f the C ounty T reasurer, in
O roville. Wash . accom panied th eir M rs E K McC
P atricia Nolan is visiting friends Hillsboro. O regon Interest on -uch
son. Jack Haines. Mrs H aines and
w arran ts not h ereto fo re called will
d a u g h ter of A lsea to the hom e of and relativ e- in Eugene this week cease Ja n u a ry 18. 1U38
Mr- A H aines' sister Mrs C alvin
MAUD W. BOSCOW. C o n n t v
W hitm ore. S atu rd ay The Alsea v is R eturns from S o u th -
p;
D orrance G lenn retu rn ed S un- T reasurer.
itors retu rn ed hom e Sunday, the
day from a few w eeks visit w ith
o th ers rem aining indefinitely.
< Al l FOR M AKKAN I S
Mrs G lenn'- parents. Mr and Mrs
C onference Wednesday-
All C ounty Road Fund Warrant.-
Q u arterly conference of the E van J. J. Finney, at Suisun. Cal. Mr. and
gelical churches of K inton. Laurel Mrs. G lenn and son Lowell w ent ■ f W ashington County, O regon, e n
and M ountain Home w ill m eet at I doyvn th ere before C hristm as and dorsed "not paid for w ant of funds "
M ountain Home W ednesday ev e 'M rs G lenn and Lowell are rem ain- on or before D ecem ber 31. 1937.
I mg for tw o m ore week.- T he G lenns a re n ... payable at the office of
ning.
are leaving for Boston M ass, in th e C ounty T reasurer, in H ills
B irthday * C elebrated
Miss Helen R utschm an and h er March, w here he w ill receive a d d i boro. Oregon. In terest on such w a r
nephew . R obert R utschm an, w ere tional training w ith the Frosted rants not h eretofore called « ill
honor guests at a d in n e r p arty at Foods com pany for a year. He i cease Jan u arv 18 1933
MAI D W. BOSCOW. C o u ii I v
th e Ted R utschm an' hom e on Che- bacteriologist w ith tiie B E Mal-
T reasu rer.
halem M ountain Sunday, ce le b ra t ing Co.
ing th e ir tw en ty -first and fourth Plan Series of Parties—
St. M atthew'., ladies will hold a
b irth d ay an in v ersaries respectively.
O th ers atten d in g from h ere w ere series of card parties d u ring J a n
Mr. and Mrs Adolf R utschm an. Mr. uary and F ebruary. The first being
and Mrs. Adc R utschm an and .-on held T uesday night Mrs. B ertha
A dolf
Johnson and A lbert W alnofer re
Class to Meet
ceived high score w ith Mrs. H enrv
.- H -i-
T h e B roadcasters' class of the Gi-uhni an d Phil H illickc lo >
S unday school will m eet T hursday esses w ere Mesdame.- Pal W ortm an,
evening w ith E velyn Schum acher F red Davidson. W illiam Wieber.
arid Cecelia Bowden.
at h e r home.
Rutschman Dirrrtor
Garden Club Meets—
A dolf R utschm an « a s elected d i
Mrs. W illiam C hristensen will be
recto r of the L aurel C om m unity 1 hostess for the G arden club m eet
club for a five-year term to succeed ing Tuesday- afternoon a t 2 o'clock
him self, at the annual m eeting held "R cscs will be tin- subject for d is
Sprcckles
at th e hall M onday evening. O ther cussion.
Fine granulated
d irecto rs a re F. I, Brown. J W Principal III—
Mulloy, R E. M eyers and W II
Paul A lder.m i, principal of Ihe
fY 'b - cloth bag
MeNay. Ten votes w ere cast. Plans S eventh-D ay A dventist school here,
w ere m ade to give a play in the has been ill for the past week, but
n e a r fu tu re. J. W. M ulloy presided has retu rn ed to h i; post.
Butterhorns
The Bakers’ Special
If >ou w aul variety in your lunch or
hrcukfa.st menu, try our variely of
crisp, tasty b u tterh o rn s fruit or nut
tilling T ry them today.
Chocolate Cake, each ..29c
A
WORKDAY sm ock th a t retain s a d istin ctiv e style is found in
P a tte rn 8100. It is easy to m ake in eith er of tw o lengths, and
the graceful yoke gives it a d ress-lik e litm n ess. In sizes 14 16
18. 20, 40. and 42.
Well tailored and designed on trim , slim lines, the d ress of
P a tte rn 8069 is p articu larly ad ap ta b le for w ear u n d er w in ter or
sp rin g coats. B raid trim m ing and sh irtw aist collar a re d istin c
tive. In sizes 12, 14, 16. 18, an d 20.
Women who seek a taller, slim m er ap p earan ce will w elcom e
th e frock of P a tte rn 8933. T he low, sq u a re -c u t neck dips into a
long V, softened by a lace j a b o t In sizes 36. 38. 40. 42 44 46
48, 50, and 52.
. . . .
A girl s robe th a t can easily be m ade a t hom e is show n in
P a tte rn 8052. P rincess lines follow g ro w n -u p styles. In sizes
b, 8. 10, 12, 14, and 16 years.
e _T o . ° b ,ain a PATTERN and S T E P -B Y -S T E P SEW ING IN-
®.TRLCTION'S of any of the above, send 13 cents IN COIN, your
.S.y ? ’i . ^ DDRESS- STYLE M M B E R and SIZE. Be sure to
MENTION THE NAME OF THIS NEWSPAPER.
Address your envelope to Hillsboro Argus Fashion Bureau.
11-13 Starling Place. Brooklyn.
Y.
Chief Praises
First Aid Efforts
F irst aid service rendered
H illsboro through th e first aid squad
of its fire dep artm en t w as passed
over in the original annual repor
of F ire C hief S. W. M elhuish. he
said this week.
E arly last y e a r the H illsboro Ro- , _
—
ta ry club presented an in h alato r , ui
• i n ™ 1™ crops and veg- vide b ackground in form ation for
to th e fire dep artm en t, and since ctab .««J1 . j
ls no' so favorable th e com m odity outlock sections,
th at tim e th e first aid squad has as ln 193«. jud g in g from inform ation C itizens of O regon w ho w ish th e in-
been called upon to use it in eight ° n p ro b ab le production, consum er form ation to assist them in p lanning
cases. M elhuish said. T hree of th e uom and and ¡arm prices con tain ed farm production and m ark etin g op-
cases resulted in lives being saved. ln a r c l10r! Just released by th e O re- orations m ay o btain copies w ith o u t
w hile in tw o cases th e in h alato r ar- 8 ° n ag ricu ltu ral extension service, cost from county ag ric u ltu ra l agents
rived too late to be of value. Ten
The p rin cip al crops covered in th e o r d irect from th e college
ta n k s of oxygen w ere used in these c ircu lar a re w heat, feed crops, c l o - -----------------------------------
cases, he reported.
cr-sccd. hops, flaxseed, bean, and
Local Sea Scouts w ere also giv- tru ck crops. W ith few excep'ions.
en a first-aid course by th e fire- j increased supplies a re in prospect
m en 's squad d u rin g the year. P aul considering both probable c a rry
Wednesday, January 12
Ringle. holder of a national in stru c o v er and new crop production. At
W reckage of P an -A m erican A ir
to r's certificate, heads th e th ree- th e sam e tim e, th e dem and situa- ways g ian t flying boat Sam oan
m au squad, w hich also included A. tion indicates th a t the purchasing C lip p er found by navy m inesw eep-
L. B rock and H arold W cisenback.
pow er of consum ers w ill probably c r n ear Pago Pago Seven m em bers
be low er in 1933 than in 193".
¡ < f crew m issing and given up as
H igher Costs Sighted
dead. F ire blam ed for tragedv
Faced w ith the pro b ab ility of re- .- p n ^ L n T Ä a T . ^ ‘^ e n R oose-
duced farm incom e producers c f ¡ co. o p eran ve° ¿ è l n s
'
m e re
field crops and vegetables g en erally | covery m arch set for to Ja resu
n u a rv 19
1 are also confronted w ith th e possi
Finish fight scheduled in O rient
Jo h n Van B andbur. 42. died early bility of even h ig h er farm o p eratin g
ith C hinese and Jap an ese m aking
T uesday m orning a t the W ashing- costs than in 1937. These conditions w
v^VnYan"
to n county hospital as th e result of are indicated by c u rre n t d ata on
e L PAa.n .
S en ate approve- Joseph K ennedy
in ju rie s received on M onday w hile relativ e farm price and cost level-
appointm
ent a- am bassador to G reat
w o rk in g on a railro a d trestle n ear
—
T he gen eral level of farm prices | B ritain.
th e W allace school in th e n o rth
eastern section of the countv. A in O regon at m id-D ecem ber is i
tim b e r fell
upon Van B andliur. shown a t 72 p er cent of th e 1926- O. I . V. Installs—
causing severe abdom inal injuries. 1930 average, against 84 a y ear ago.
Alm a B ennett O idcn tent. D augh
He w as a w orld w ar veteran and Foods at w holesale a re dow n five ter-' of U nion V eterans, w ill install
w ith
a y e a r ago.
v i i i p pared
a te u W
it n «
had lived in O regon 1 -* v p a r s t h e points v com
efficers
at th e ir m eeting M onday
last tw o of w hich w ere spent in On th e o th e r hand, th e U nited n ig h t at th e V eteran s' hall.
W ashington county. His father. M ar- n ‘™ X J ndf X ° f hc PI ‘f CS p ald by
Red Cross .Meets T onight—
tin
Ranrihiir
tin Van
Van B
andbur. «„rvivp=
survives him. h He „ farm ers fo r com m odities is up
C ounty Red C ro-s ch ap te r w ill
w as born in Des Moines. Iowa. The slightly and farm w age rates 16
tonight iT hursday» at th e
fu n e ra l will be held Fridav at 2 p
h ig h e r com pared w ith a y ear
m. from Donelson and Sewell chap-
Tbc cx ch a^ ” v alu e c f farm i,b am b er of com m erce room s, at
30.
cl
p products is n early one-fifth less.
_________________________ The report contains several tai
S««lal C ircle M eeti
of d ata an d g rap h ic m aterial to pro-
Social C ircle of the C o n g reg a
W hat Rights l)o I Have If
tional church w ill m eet next T h u rs
L eading A nim als on H ig h n ay
day afternoon w ith Mrs. O. B. Gates.
R eturns from C alifo rn ia—
You m ay signal m otorists coming
Mrs.
L
ena
S
tew
art,
w
ho
has
been
from th e opposite direction to stop. w ith
Du Which Side of the High»» ay
d a u g h ter in Sacram ento.
i^ a s o n a ^ le ^ ^ ^ -^ d r^ ^ o /le a d 3 ^ 7
‘ h5
eight m onth-. Should I Walk?
is w ith h e r d aughter. Mrs. John
P ed estrian s using ru ra l highw ays
y o u r anim als past M otorists must G
ardner, and fam ily, for a few w here no footpaths a re provided
use caution in passing anim als go w eeks'
She retu rn ed from a re req u ired to w alk along th e left
in g in the sam e direction, and in f alifornia visit.
al f hrisjm as and had hand side e.f th e highw ay, facing
miy case m ust stop th eir m otors if
been
in
P
o
rtlan
d until New Year'.- traffic Many p ed estrian s have been
n ecessary to prevent frightemi,:'. ip.
She w as in S acram en to d u rin g the killed in this slat» sim ply ljecau.se
unim als and causing accident or in flood w hich did considerable dam - they neglected to obey this sim ple
ju ry .
age th ere in e a rly D ecem ber.
rule.
2 Coining Year’s Crop Outlook
None Too Rosy, Expert Says
Neivs Highlights
Man Dies from
Injury in Woods
Fresh Mince Pics, e a c h .................. 25c
T hey're lickin' good
O ur famou
Swansdown Doughnuts, doz.
lli niaiid Prrfi'i'tliiii llrrittl .tnd I'.islrirs at 4 our (iroi-rr
F o rced T o
M ove
We Are Vacating Our Quarters at
137 S. Third Ave.
ami offer
I HIS WEEK-END ONLY the following
USFJ) CAR BARGAINS
1937 4 erraplane Coach at
1936 Hudson Sedan
1934 Hudson Sedan, radio
— ALSO
T H O M A S S. SH OLES
Hudson Dealer
Watch fur announcement of our new location
rs.
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49-lb.
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Sack
DRIFTED SNOW
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Mb. brick.
POUND
4 Ä
^8c
POUND
1
Beef Steaks I w Q t* c Shortening
Tender and Juicy. Lb.
H E R R IN G
our choice nf one of Iin- e app
1 pOpCf
ívdZi» anees with
wi purchase of Conlon Ironer.
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keg
llnll.-llld, new shipment
PURE
LARD
5 lb- Pai|
10-lb. pai,
f M
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43°
69c
$1.35
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Hillsboro Appliance & Plumbing Co.
"Standard" Plumbing — lixlier-Thorseil Paints
I’lv ir- 72
Krlvinalnr Appliances
132 S. 2nd, Hill born
4
25c
AR
DRESSING. Dinner Bell
(Qt 29c) pint
10c
15c
17c
ZEE Bathroom TISSUE. 3 rolls
ZEE KITCHEN TOWELS. 3 rolls
lie
25c
WHITE KING TOILET SOAP.
PRODUCE FEATURES
I
29c
21c)
( M e d iu m s ize p k g .
20c
(¡OLDEN RIPE.
Pound
for
lie
for BETTER MEATS
PFRF
LARD
2
13c
...2
CALA V O S Salads
......
5c
5c
" -'s i-.
2 hairs
EDS
MASTER MKT.
10c
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19c
22c
VANILLA— Bui|uet. 4-oz. bottle
WAX PAPER— Diamond. 125-foot roll.
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Vitamins A & I,
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19c
H. & D. JELL— 10 flavors. 6 pkgs.
KRE-MEL— l-'nr pies nr puddings. PkK.
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21c
10c
MACARONI— Kn.se City, Cut. 2>/s.lb. pkg.
NOODLES— Porter’s Frillets. 1-lb. pkg.
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MILK— Armour’s. 3 tall cans
COCOA— Waverly. 2-lb. tin
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Others in Proportion from $25 up
(100-lb. sack $5.19)
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1929 Nash Sedan, at only
1930 De Soto Sedan
1929 Oldsniobtle Coupe
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Above Cars Fully Guaranteed
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of courteous treatment, experienced service, highest quality, widest selec
tion, reasonable prices and absolute cleanliness.
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icing and delicious cocoanut
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49-lb.
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SPECIALS for FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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W hite Cocoanut Cake, ea. 29c 54c 49c
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H IL L S B O R O M E A T C O .
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Uca, old fashioned chocolate cake with a rich fudge icing
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Bluebird (¡roup
25c
BACON
28c
15c
Prices E ffective Friday and Saturday, Jan. 14-15
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