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Tl nr L'iv, O í h T r r. R b.Irr IH, 1938 Lutheran I four to Resume Oct North Plains Women Plan I’or Bazaar n n R n a rgttr , hteesroro . drecun ini't'r. i Wu- • eting lit out <IÌV Mm Mai lr J liamli • l.ilnl N< >l< I II '.‘.'«■IllUt wal- with bhuhti'd une wife children arc stationed in Idaho Rev Trefren lias g«-. ShoMhonv and Rich- « Id II«* wie formerly the minister f S. holl M E church Mi i ref- • n i the daughter of Mi and Mr I B Bartlett Harry Flint has progi am mg cake A richly Schefflin Mill Closed After ■ week- visit .it the home The celebration Mr- Hier. Mrs er's twin Mr Saun- announced alien Mr of the Chicago Milwaukee st eceived $1500 back receive a nice pen- He itoli, from 8 to 5 rig walnuts at the ¡pent the week- McMinnvillr visiting his two Mi Casey ant! Miss Evelyn tudent I.infield * Hu re he attended tin* home- ig at I.infield in the Odd Fellows I.nella Koken showed 48 re- - the commute m charge members an- Ed Setmkcr target both of Hazeldale •ct of their demonstration uctmn c f grade B milk were coached by 1. E medals - I mm a num- FRIDAY DOUBLE S&H ct a MP On orders of $2 or over. 31AMK (Except 100 lbs Sugar and DAY Cases of Milk > z - dccm Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, October 14 and 15 approved for team. Donald Chamberlain doesn’t need to hold any 4-Power Conference to find out that prices are lowest at PIGGLY WIGGLY. Buy with confidence. Piggly Wiggly offers only quality merchandise at the 1 owest prices.______________________________ was Creek Their and carr of the milking machine ’1 he Washington county winning FIG BARS the Muuntain lop school in Yam- hill cuunty betau-c of the much ‘hoitor distance* Kraft-Phrnix Chiese corporation lo cotnpHe in the final» al the Nation al Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio by the district boundary board corn- The eight top teams 1 O B h extension section fmrn Elizabeth ( ’ounty Templeton mid Commissioner.- will divide $2.800 in college James Lewis and H D Kerkmun Plain or Wheat. 3 25c ibs. 14c SYRUP A ir?C American IV1A 1 ClltO 15c 10c SPAGHETTI 25c 3 29c MILK ÄURS Piggly Wiggly BUTTER 2 21c OLEO A o Spreckles. Paper Bag. dLUAK io-ib. bag 48c 2 ib?d"A 63c Vai-Crest brand. Seedless, limit one 4^ ISC rULTCL MILD. U1EEDE Pound Mello Drip Title 6-box carton Use the Want Ads in the Argus Rubber stamp« and office sup- tf tf Thousands profit by their use. plies Hillsboro Argus. (Qt. 19c) PINT ....... Tall You Really Cover Ground with the “70” and a 2-Plow Gang Run down the furrows with an Oliver Standard **70” and a 2-hase plow. You'll agree that the "70” has everything, docs everything and is a beauty for plowing. It's amazing the ground you cover in a day with the Meady-pidling, easy-riding "70*. Plowing speeds of 3.32 am! 4.33 m.p.h., travel B|xscd of 5.1111 m.p.h., and remarkable ease and sliced of handling add many acres of work in a season. The "70 s’ quiet, smooth 6-cy Under power, working under finger-tip control from the comfortable driver's scat, means you're not worn out from noise, strain and vibration al the end of the day. V) ilh Oliver Variable Speed Governor Control you only use the fuel needed Iodo the work. types for greatest The ¡Standard "70” is built in two engine tyncs fuel economy: the *’70” IlfI (high compression) compressionj lor for gasoline ami anil ihc "70” for kerosene or distillate. Pick your fuel ami your *’70”. (mute in ami get demonstration prix>f that the Oliver *’70” is the only truly modern tractor for drawbar, bell ami power take-off work on your farm “70” BEFORE YOU BUY J. T. (Jack) Foster Completi! line of Oliver Farm Equipment COFFEE Myers Pumps 1 I’honc Kill IIIDDSBORO Starr Barn Equipment 12G S. 3rd Ave. 2-lb. tin 26c 49c GRAPES r"k‘” 3 CAULI! LOWER 3 for dozen Sweet and Juicy 2 10c Each . 5c lbs. Snow white heads. 3 $4 PIGGLY WIGGLY $ 4S-ib. a u k SPERRY'S $ 49-lb. sack Thty'v* discovtrtd that living cotti CAN b< loworod by buying oil Hoir foods at Jafowey. Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, Oct. 14 and 15 SYRUP Corn Meal 25c Snowdrift ssr* 49c MACARONI 3.10c SLEEPY HOLLOW. Cane and Maple. Quart jug Once again Autumn is here. Once again we turn to rich Sleepy Hollow Syrup and Hotcakes. y Apple fiions 1.29 1.39 „ 3 POUND ......................... d^ • AéÿV Idaho Red, Idaho Small White. Great Northern Large White. Your choice. 3 lbs.......................... BEANS 14c RICE «os!.......... 3 lb. 14c PEAS 4 25C SALMON ~..Pi3 ... 25c Ivory Soap 5c SU-PURB ....18c SOAP 4Sc) 14C 2OC 23C fTun048^ (4-lb. tin 85c) KRAFT CHEESE 19c 39c 19c 69c Brick or American. 2-lb. loaf FRUIT CAMAY bas 6C IVORY otEST 3 „„ 14c SUPER SUDS sS’R, 16C SUPER SUDS «»CB.-TSATEO 4Qn ........................... ‘ÌÒ7V v' IOC TISSUE SCOT 3 23c TOWELS St 10c OLEO 2?“ 2 n* 21c CRACKERS S'L"AK“ 29C JELL WELL 3 14c Assorted flavors. Ÿ/œdt FRUITS ^VEGETABLES Except Chicken or Mushroom. 10-oz tins Ed’s Master Market Saturday Special PURE LARD 19c CABBAGE 1C CELERY 5c Sweet Spuds 4 ,. 15c POTATOES wu 39c POUND ................ 25c I For Better Meats Mild. Full cream. *£7 Blue pkg. SOUP 4 Q 10c 25c 69c 5 Quart 444 yean ago Columbus discovered I mmu ) C om (2-lb. tin Campbell’s 49-lb. sack FRESHER FRUITS and VEGETABLES SEE AN OLIVER KEROSENE KITCHEN KING 1 -lb. tin CABBAGE HONEY CIDER Johnson's Pure FLOUR FOLGER’S LETTOCI ■ ORANGES Aid DRESS,NO Chefs Special. Phone Hillsboro 4RX1 of JaniiteANiwe X. AIRWAY NOB HILL EDWARDS RAISINS cai Grade A Milk and Cream —--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 COFFEE lbs. PUMPKIN ^"'¿7 th. 7c SPRY 3-lb. tin 52c KLEENEX 21X1 2 pk««. 25c 500 KLEENEX size pkg«. 55c FIR GROVE DAIRY A sensational value at this price. cans SPREAD Build up resistance to win ter ills with Fir Grove Milk —it’s rich in vitamins and minerals. Give it to th e kiddies every meal and at bedtime. DISCOVERED iowvt fó-gal., 35c Gal. 69c Plus bottle deposit FRANCO AMERICAN Advertisements tell you how much foods, clothing and household needs will cost you before you go shopping. "ALEM Unemployed Oregon PORI LAND Ciudi- but cryptic 'i- pioneer land ilaini dewrip- work« r . eligible ! >r m-w jobless in- ¡ratKi- benefit-. January 1 will be given an opportunity to acquire tw > waiting period week* m advance of the new year Claim deputic. in the 22 field of- w ant the claim outh of the Mi Kay ficf’M have been in tructed by the cornmisiion to permit unemployed eligible workers to register for 1939 Jobe M< Pin i -son f i led benefits during the final quarter of this year Filing of the new claims in ad any others of the vance will permit the central of Another pioneer J Griffin. fice to compute maximum benefit had H im property recorded: Tin > amounts for 1939 prior to the turn claim I t<x>k in the ummer of 1841 of the y« ar and thus eliminate con gestion during the fir/ weeks of of the United States Squadron and January took the altitude of the North Star Nearly 27.000 insured workers at the time and found the same to have been paid in full for 1938 bene bi 45 degrees. 44 minutes 45 sec fits and many of those who are onds This was without nautical al unemployed are expected to file lowances for the revolution of the new claims during October and star around the time pole. November. In 1841) description of one land claim reads Hinton Bonser claim* 320 acer of land in Washington County <) T. situated on Suvey's I land bounded as follow! Commencing at a cottonwood tree on the bank of the Columbia and running thence west a half a mile with John Bonner s line to a willow. thence Youth one mile to a willow. and bruught home a large deer. Junior* to Meet Union will inwl Thursday night at the [.aurei coni- H 30 Miss rrmnity hall (5 1<-ti- Wi-lbel, VIII- pl' id'-llt. Will bi- in charge of the meeting Ed Setruker president is on a tour with the 4 H dairy group to Ohio Bill Peter.ien who has been vis iting h). sister Mr Jen- Petersen, of s uth Scholl- has returned to wood tree; thence north one mile to farm in Eastern Oregon near to a place of commencing Recorded office) No- in thi> office Philip Stri teher. who was injur- A D. 1850." I recently, expects to return to schuol this week H* i a student at Hill-boro high school Mi and Mrs Charles Newton <nee Ruth Itaynard) are the par M: • A Bendler of Hillsboro and ents of an eight pound eight ounce hci on Helmuth Bendler of Hood baby girl born at the Jones hos- Rr. sited at the C. I. Schwanke home Saturday Jesse Snider Jr is taking a busi- Mr Roy Heinrich, who ha. been m . cour. e at the Behnke-Walker quite ill for two weeks at the Jones Business college night school his hospital, was removed to the home James Moore returned of her sister in Portland where tudic Monday at Hillsboro high she expects to be for several weeks after a month's absence The infant son of Rev and Mrs Betty Sue Fristoe attended the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr Cail Nitz was christened last Sun and Mr Clyde Stretch of Newberg day at Schefflin Lutheran church Mrs. Nitz’s iglit It was held at the His sponsors mother Mi Hoffner of St Louis. church at Newber« M M and Rev Nitz s mother. Mrs Scholl Junior Woman's club F Nitz of Bellingham Wash He. will meet Tuesday at the home of wa. named Theodore Fredrick in Mr- Tom Dickinson of Forest honor of his two grandfathers. Miss Leola Harding of Cornelius Grove Those planning on going p)ea-e meet at the Scholls M E is keeping house and caring for Mi Sam Moon Jr Mrs Adelaide church Walnut picking started with i Andrews, who formerly cared for rush Monday Nearly e* ■ry or- Mrs Moon, is taking care of her father Joseph Cawrse Sr., who suf diardist reported they wo fered a light stroke several weeks a bumper Clifford Trask was registrar of1 Mrs H C Sahnow will enter- the Scholls district. Elbert Stevens Of Laurel district. and Earl tain the Schefflin Lutheran Ladies' Aid Thursday Stretcher of the Kinton district. Clif I Trask reported 72 regis W Sahnow Jr is receiving treat tered in his district ment in Portland for an infected Luther Miller returned to his home from Hood River where he Julius Baier brother of Mrs. Fred has been employed in the apple Weight, left for California Tues day morning to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Lyle Potter and family -pent the week-end with his A B Flints and the Jesse Sniders. parent Ml nd Mi J F Potter, She is the owner of the Howard of Mills City place and lived in Scholls years ago. fill Stitt of Gates was a the Julius Christensen home Aid Plans Supper Scholls Ladies' Aid will serve a last week of Cannon pancake and sausage supper at the Mrs M Beach visited with the Bud Taylors Scholls M E. church October 21. Ip- stock and all the I Tin* Bonfigt are Hand Martin Bon- who runs a sawmill iquipinunt tu where iikani Waiting Periods Allowed Workers Early Filings for Land Interest Scholls Folk Observe 25th Tage Fiv6 UTAH. Giant, crisp stalks. CALIFORNIA JERSEY Klamath Falls. Ore. U. S. No. 2 Once again we are offering these famous quality Potatoes. PICGLY WICGLY SAFEWAY HILLSBORO FREE DELIVERY—4 Times Daily Phone 3131 Four Free Deliveries Daily Phone 2171
