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hjj 1 1. ..' . T 1 :. i • • . ■ HTT, ESPORO ARO TTS. H I I, I,? R O R O , OREGON Pairo Seven *4rgus Recife Feature Proving Popular RFith the Housewives of IHashington County Washington Pair Escape Death as Car Hits Garage Public Works for Vdamins '. hich make through been tabulated by the should nut hr disappointed Strumed Pudding until < ream line is the result the mildebt and most great believe I that Unheil they 'PWAi. front* Thr«e ing i «dial the plants, when It struck the building ing un dormitories. art uf wall being cracked auditoriums •»lowly until • ; add a and one of the door bvin^ badly Alimmd Krírigri alor < ookirs little . .tit and a heaping teaspoon paving, bridge*, fire de cup shorten damaged • botici and school gyrnna ¡um* margarine). Clip white <>f buttfi mix a des < rl spoon of flour little water und add Works Progress admi to voir Let the sauce stand flout. 1 table Poon i mna •WPA» ha. cohJruuted thiough i By Mrs K A. Kolli on the bad of the stove in a mon. ’y its works program, mon- than 108 doubl, boiler have to believe ill huppin'- alt miles of new highways, i 'id', and Flavor with V anilla t isn't an outward thing • . i ! streets improved 1430 mili1 ously over the pudding, and top Cream with finely ground walnut*. Ina E*Ihci 103 Pein I Allen 411 I-.’ Washingtun, much us the >ung the hpnng pubin buhdmg. war t <cied mid Hillsboro. luny u heart could find Aye. • < i vmg »a < up to pi inkle 181 additional building were im- Imoiids d the 181 1 ornalo < atsup saw the joy on the If building.' re >chrx,l went and salt it had buildings The remainder included I l.ji^f union ..licud, 3 t.ibh- poon grieve b< 9 court houses, office' and other »lb 2 h*;ispo<jnM whih* pepper. but you Fur the Ji administrative building « up mixed ¡nckling spices tied in haw to believe Other WPA project completed Taken from ' You Have included G athletic fields. 72 miles Wa h and | xh 4 the tornatiws. let to Believe,” by Dougla sprinkled v\ith flint of new water lines. 12 miles of u.n. pour off liquid Cut in small Mulioch W. I k Many of us an* like the old -\ewer lines and the rc conditioning clull over gentleman searching for the glasses uf an additional It) miles uf water mains and 13 mile' uf M?wurs that hr iiad ahM nt-mindedly push- Slice uh thin as । < WPA instruction x>k uni until c<i up unto hl ft >1 ehead We an* harp knife and bukv include the production of searching wildly for the iiappiie ed cookie !»hret oi p mately S3? J01 girmene, the ser H^rnove found in our may he kept in refi ud seal Mr stop long enough to ing of 420 491 hot lunches children, and the repair of 10: k Hl I Corneliu* film Tun Wc make ourselves wretchei public school and library boo«; worrying about our financial con •ioo P.llue >i half cups egjj u hih » Wiik I I OOD Bl LOU Illi M.ik < Ki: VM Mi lit- 'By Oregon Dairy ( num ill tie geniality and become plu.r When one so frequently sees the and more efficient worker or U. homemak< r deliberately pouring am iKAsrnan Two . <>f off the cream of a bottl of milk Wc a minor ailment allow thin < rei nulk then pouring the remaining milk in flout salt s into ill-health, when into glasses for the m< of the ifti I ture and a happy haps mother urly ground walnut Add Put frame of mind could relieve our pre-school and school j Beat yolk until thl< k add salt one wonders just a little ailment entirely and milk gr.idu.dly have a knowledge of th" f.id Mi I) C Wh W<* think wc ■hr value, not only above, but also be ild have wider mm m- low the cream line'* fine surroundings, To most every homemaker the < ake clothes, beauty, romance or any Drop from .1 teaspoon •ne half flour. I one of a hundred other things cream line signifies richness that cookie ahevt and bake whun in reality all the material is, the flavorable s minut« m Ina Pearl AID alt Sift acquirements in the world can not qualities of milk Sh< W.i hingtoti Hillsboi » ill e apple bring happiness unle.ss the spark is that in the cream. found in butter, is Vitamin A 1 .• cup shortening. 1 cup kindhxi within ourselves 1 cup chopped nut . Bake s is the glory of a rising and to a small extent Vitamin D. Two cups brown is not. however. conscious of day that we may fill sun Si irtenlng 3 eggs. cher cake add 2 cups cut with the the significance of each toward the implishment It M’rdnity of a setting sun on a day growth of the child when she cup. flour sifted with 1 that we have filled with work well arates cream from milk cream tartar 2 tea p-r vantili Mt 1) C Whiting. Cornelius done, and kindnema cheerfully giv in the breakfast coffee, Often of cup chopped walnuts or i coanut en It is the affection and gratitude course. children prefer the ton may be added lom.ilo Julee locklail shining in the faces of those we milk on their fresh fruit or cereal. This will make two convenient rolls, wi . iji in wax and bake as n<s-di Mr M stalks of crushed celery, table Validol zandcii H i an minced onions, clove of gar- District Fire Warden le i .poon Worcestershire sauce. Reports No Restrictions I Bird ( ooklm salt and pepper That there are no restrictions on Half cup shortening. I Clip sug Mix all ti>g(Hier and let stand for burning any sort of material 2 eggs, cup s milk *< verni hours; then strain through one's own priqierty in the county, spoon j fin • Celery may be ground. just so it isn’t within an eighth make dough Holl ing both juice and pulp >—Em- uf a mile from government land, on flour board thin Spread the m i McKmnev Hillsboro was announced this week by Cecil Cookies following betwee n B Kvle. district fire warden He 1 's cups ground raisins. < added that this does not release sugar. 2 3 cup hut water, cc persons from being responsible for in top of double boiler w i t h any damage their fire does to other table'poon flour made mt«» u this paste, until raisin mixture i ; thick Bake double cookie in ho We specialize tn quality com- until a light brown Mi* tf mereiai printing—Argus i: \Kkl K Haymond Corneliu* Xdditionally, it contains Vita li kin protective vitamin, •l iable amount fore, when the cream i ted from milk, we may re- much of the energy value, at producing factor, but we begin to remove nutritional toward the building of tie trength and endurance in the bod and. for the growing child, the combined food values are in- separable • food Value below the cream line combined in a most popu- lar ). ent time sandwich spread a i -,ttage cheese, for the school box lunche.- But only with the mint:, of above the cream line leamy softened butter spread g, : • ou ly and into the corners do andwichec avoid becoming . to remain the king of foods for ' e lunch traveler Blend 1 cup cream cheese with 1 cup drained grated pineapple and mo, ten with mayonnaise to a con sistency to spread. M.x 1 cup cottage cheese with cup । hopped green or red pepper or with 2 tablespoons minced up cottage cheese mixed cup tuna fish or salmon, and istened with mayonnaise and lemon juice to spread One cup cream cheese or cot tage cheese mixed with »2 cup tart jam or jelly. vinegar. I pint sugar. 2 scant table spoons mixed pickling spices. a boil and seal Let come This makes quarts Blanche Bride. 417 W Mam. Hillsboro Unconked Tomato Relish Two quarts green tomatoes. 2 heads of celery. 2 onions. 2 red pep pers. 2-3 cup horse radish. 1 qu irt vinegar *-3 cup ill. ' i cup mus tard seed. 4-.' teaspoon end) o I ground cloves, cinnamon, mace mid ginger, 1 cup sugar Grind tomatoei, making 2 quints when ground. I,el stand over night with the 2-3 Drain Grind celery, onions, und poppers Add nil together and mix well Let stand in a cool pince for n Health Insurance for Children Distributor^ of (»uernu v Dairy (trade A Haw Milk 158 E. Main Phone 10HI Hillsboro Blue Seal CAR 1937 Dodge 4-door Touring Sedan Original gunmetal finish. Philco radio. Mechan- ically O. K. Price........... ’795 1936 Dodge 4-door Touring Sedan Only 20,000 miles. Original finish. Heavy duty tires. Guaranteed all ways. Price .................... ................... ’665 1936 Plymouth 4-door Sedan Motor reconditioned. Original dark blue finish. Good rubber. Price....... ’525 1935 Plymouth 4-door Touring Sedan Motor recently reconditioned. Lots of service in this car. Price . ...... Radio and heater. A wonderful buy at........... 2 1930 Ford Coupes Excellent condition. Each ........................... Compare Our Prices with Portland Advertised Prices, and Then See Our Cars T45 CADY MOTOR CO Oldest Automobile Dealer in Washington County HILLSBORO Phone 812 Great Northern. 303's 1'» Ivanhoe. BEANS— Raycroft cut string 3 25c cans 49c 6 cans Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday. October 14. 15 and 17 And Waffle Pancake Flour w hen my husband started a breakfast An extra grumble about his coffee — I organized of HIGHEST a’one woman posse’to hunt for the rem QUALITY edy! I tried new coffee making methods. Still he grumbled! Then my grocer told 2 lbs. F RANKFURTERS and 1 Qt. SAUERKRAUT me to try Golden West! Now our day i'arts right and stays right! Golden Wot Coffee is scientifically blended, roasted and ground for your favorite cofFet making method! You will like its mellow uni form richness! You will praise its diMinetht flavor! \nd. Gohlen W e-l is economical to use Northern, hardwheat 49-lb. sack BOTH FOR Full of fifi 10c GRAPEFRUIT Unsweetened. 211's Rea. Phone 321Z We close at 9 o’clock Sharp every Saturday night JUICE. 3 TOMATO Starr. F DRIP and STANDARD Grind i ’L.I vi tin« er r«-u««bl« paehad at ewn. I * for 25c 3 ib» 15c Glencoe Soda. 2-lb. pkg....... 25c 4-roll family ZEE TISSUE. pack. A real saving. 4 Economy COFFEE Columbia Pound ............... . 23c 15C 15c pi.,. ........ 28c.. 500 sheets. Pkg Columbia Best. LvrrEE Roasted fresh. Pound FIG BARS Whole Wheat Pound Fancy Blue Rose 39c i KLEENEX 200 sheets 2 TRUE AMERICAN 23c 19c Will not bake or freeze out. FRED’S 5 Deliveries Dally Crackers VANTI I A Imitation Peter V Pan jUR 37c SUPERIOR MARKET 2 RICE ’1.29 or BROWN BREAD Brown Crock. 28-oz. tins. PICKLES ST„. All Meats Inspected by Drs. Nicol and Almqulst Phone 051 110-lb. sack Matches 13c 19c A new. healthful breakfast food. BAKED BEANS 25C 10-lb. Sack 15c) 3-lb. pkg From blended hard wheat flours. 10c 20c 17c 149 S. Third Ave. TOMATOES— Calirose, in puree. 2> j . PEACHES— Sliced or halves. FLOUR |b9c ’585 pink. 1’s tall PEAS— Sugar. Happyvale No. 5 sieve. 303's CORN— Golden Bantam. BOTH FOR MINCE MEAT SHORTENING v R bk BOILING BEEF Lb BACON 'Vo "ieec' BEEFSTEAK Lb BEEF ROAST lb VEAL ROAST Lb. ’425 1937 Ford “85” Tudor Martin Vandbur. aged Rocky Butte resident who died Munday at the county hospital, was buried Tuesday at the Hillsboro cemetery by Young’s Funeral home Vand- bur’s last relative residing in this county was believed to have been his son who died last January. CREAM »f RICE Personally Selected by Fred Himself Use the Want Ads in the Argus. Now is the time to get the best buy in a Martin Vandbur Dies PICKET Give your children Pasteuriz- ed milk -absolutely pure and free from contagion. Gold Leaf Dairy Products Co. T ) >um<- that the untax<-d ■ ,jld be separat ed from the taxed in t ach transfer of property whi< i . further pro- cessed or further further transporter that admim/’ration perform prodigies of accounting that would be as costly a-, the tax itself The pyramiding would be effective ex cept in the few ca < : in which th« expei proportionate exemp- tion would be 1< than the tax To disclaim the effects of pyramiding under such circumstances and in spite of a $24 (XX) (MX) revenue claim is to reveal the confused type of thinking which such monstro.-uties in the form of p<-n- -ion measure; The enthusiast is to be feared more tha«> the schemer in legislation affecting economic life, the schemer may be a villian but he is to kill the goose that lays the golden egg The enthusiast leads his foHo.ver» blithely into destruction. That the tax pyramids until one bushel of wheat pay. 34 4 cents bread is revealed by Elbert East man. sponsor of the measure: this admission i in the table published as part of Ins article in toe Sunday Oregonian last Sunday Even the sponsor is so sure of the pyramid ing that he accepts it as undisputed in fact though disputed in argu ment—Oregon Voter of the transactions tax intent would have to be determined by litigation Mean- the entire business, finance Wedding Invitations. Announce •lien and transport in Ore- ments and other Society Printing ould be upset. Uncertainty as of Quality.—Hillsboro Argus Print- lax that might mean ruin is ing Department. 9tf unci amty almost to the equiva- lent f rum. for it intimidates the '•tions which it is feared may be taxed. A> t<> bank checks: The me isure .specifically exempts deposits in and □ wals from banks, but it doei lot exempt transfers of bank ts. which are transactions in- g transfers of property The cou would have to decide wheth- the e word ’ withdrawals'' would include draw als Also, the in- vr^ved definitions as to pyramid-' ing would have to be interpreted. Sponsors allege that the tax will BEETS— Jory. Sliced. yield $24.000.000 annually. By this claim in its behalf they substan- SALMON — Sunny Point, Hate intrepretation that (J im laim No business firm should send out a letter without Its being on a printed letterhead and In u printed envelope. It lends dignity to the business and gives it good advertH- tf Ing. Subscribe to ‘»he Argus MARRIAGE LICENSES Louis C. Lomax Jr Hillsboro, and Betty Ann Horlacher. Fcrest Grove Bread Crumb Cookies Oiu- cup bread crumb. 1 cup sugar. 2 large eggs, dash of nut meg. teaspoon salt 1 teaspixii vanilla. Mix very dry. fine bread crumbs sugar, eggs, nutmeg salt and van ilia Set over night In morning add just enough water ti» make dough Into balls Bake in slow oven about 10 minutes K<‘m<>v< from cookie Khert immediately Mrs J. H Power. Mountaindale Riverside Pickles One dozen cucumbers, large: wash and slice without par ing them, add 'ii that amount of sliced white onions Let stand ovel night in suit water loo are below •ntains rna- finest type below the tion Without be i m p< major of S2UXJO fMXI year by a pc.T cent tax the uppii •ornei of the bunding wa . knocked jut of plumb two inches t h e Bert Ele.iliam r damaged building, thut was just Budget Meet Belayed Meeting of the city budget com- mit tee • and council was postponed Monday night at the city hall tonight ।Thursday i will 10 Del Monte U... tins 1’s tall 25c 25C 6 rolls boxes QPTCP whole p,<,k,‘n«- LV-zl-x ¡n cvno pgg G-oz. pkg. 1 Co XOV DEVIL MEAT 3 u„ IOC Morrell. h's GLACED FRUITS Diced. All cut ready to use. I-lb. cello pkg. WALNUTS New 1938 crop LYONS Radiant. 35c ÍS 23c Your Purchase Gladly Delivered to Your Car We reserve right to limit quantities. Phone 3371—4 Free Deliveries Daily
