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HILIBBORO ARGFS. HILLSBORO, OREGON Cedar Mill PTA To Meet Nov. 28 At School House Stamp Plan Would Start in December Specdy Results For Low Cost Community Post Thanksgiving Potluck Scheduled al Laurel uo<Hi rouir rnccs with Jack Lu ihn. cl of the state public welfare c »ion. Kobert Graves, assist '•». hiaoyc EPAR MILI The g on al director, and Donald C. <iar Mill P T A will me. t Thure- IS, at the SMA. and individual C< dar Mill school house at 2 30 fare administrators and ni. commissioners Direct d:stnbut:ot Membeis the t'nion Gosnel through commodity mistdon in Portland Isst Sunday from trucks is disci the stamp plan is a night. Rev. Dickman mon and the choir •fam die u .m V numbers. foods c brand. quality marke To t orni Committees pot-luck dinne tiu» community hou hr »iict il without our Irli mg with Vgl V rrtishv^. I urille lml.it H hito shoppe. Hillsboro, who .ulve» .initu.il join the k, doa" u third avenue. .aurei ctHumundv I Will *u her ad in print Watkins All interested ymim; pie of ‘he communitv will be Hillsboro. .id ile. Ihr Walk in r\ »ning, B thanv Baptist Mi^iomi ’ luncheon Tbi There were 31 p Johnson Hill h.x.i profitably abundant crops. Of t! pnd the present surplus 1 Uy are produced in abundance by Camp Oreg. n farmers The plan not only duck hunting. farmers, but m add i ti on make: contnbu- tiri 1 two others tiens o public welfare I provides food and better balanced Oregon elk hunt- ander-consuming inc last week. Thev returned with diet; families which health and now for himself Mr. dim Mis \ emng IU John U Krllrv p it lent militen Eco- ly Gran nomics club met at the homo of Mrs. Phil Thorn»' last Tuesday. Mrs Lewis Stark of Portland, formerly of Cedar Mill, gave a hower last Tuesday honoring Mrs ?°.rl Stark of Portland The fol- this community at- tended: Mis. Jump s Walter/ Mrs Philip Tli me. Mrs John Walters. Mrs. Arthur Pears am W ters, in : Mis. । • community c The president continues j :.tte. Mill. neis under the amp plan T helps business generally and by in- creasing such activity eventually leads to increased re-i in our cities. ment nterpretin Out of a total population re estimated at 205.852 in the nit abandoned. counties, there are about 5.6' households representing 14.325 per Principal son eligible to receive some form : of th publican of public assistance. These figures of th( its at Cornell club met last Wedn include WPA. old age assistance, ion by NLRB The beard to k at the home of Mrs. Jess Church aid to dependent children, aid to uw that an employer had lev the blind, general assistance and the The home demonstration unit farm security admin.stration cases. The board promoted boyc mmrnded the the Grange hall last Friday. ' Participation is entirely volun strikes, . and while permitting and Abi enacted These amend- tary Hwever. all persons certified tain If ibor groups to attack the been bottled in a st n- by the county welfare departments employ tr f ibade and punished committee for months by Sena pressing clothes. There were 12 as eligible to purchase food stamps who attempted to { Thi mas of Coloi ido md Sen t may do so. present. their ide of the storv The b L.iFoll« tt« of Wisconsin. P.-T. A. bazaar and carnival held There are two types of stamps, at the Cedar Mill Grange hall last b >th issued in idenominationB of the press: undertook to punish an Thursday was a big success. They twenty-five cents each and combin editor for publishing an article fa af made $43 29 clear which will be ed in books similar to postage vorable to an eastern industry. used to help finance the new play stamp books. The orange-colored ask- in Approximately 10.000 tons < f food stamps are good for the pur Some of the boards best trouble ground. In the near future the residents chase of any and all foods for hu makers were employed in Wash- torr transmission line Hus pro- of Cedar Mill will be using Bull man consumption normally bought ines into ram calls for extendin I during 1941. a at a retail food store, exceptions section the board hired many young he Blue mountains, into laying tht' Run water i ¡ements complet being beer. wine, liquor, tobacco, men and women who had scarcely pipes now far the XV dker Iregon. and on the cuas on or fo xis consumed on the premises. h ft law scnool and these and spreading out mtn remot offi of Mis Bowman and Mrs. Sam The blue-colored free food stamps the reports of examiners, tions of Wellington. -ngram <epnt the week-end at ere good only for the purchase of to know law Many of h. Walt» Thex* ke with Mrs. E. Sam- f 'ods which have been designated ployes of NLRB were । as surplus by the secretary of agri with Communist-controled mens. much the same ba: •n th< Mr. and Mrs. James Walters en culture. Members spied upon on»* a noth » The participant is required to tertained with a birthday dinner bought the r logs, sent ship- purchase o minimum amount of last Wednesday night honoring Don give an employer a fair break be- and the supply of Birch of Portland. There were 13 orange colored stamps depending came suspect and soon WM Off s gradually diminished. These on ■ f family and income. For the payroll. Superphosphate n n about rcfOM S- each one dollar spent for orange Arthur Schulz Honored vation mater CIO and colored stamps the participant re- A group of friends honored Ar id to the ot against A. F. L. is conducting < ceives free fifty cents in blue thur Schulz Saturday night with a hshment production show and a con iional investi- dications of s There party celebrating his birthday an- stamps. His food purchasing power gation proves. A legumes. and other result of the probability tha is increased one third and the in Those present niversary board's failuie t Messrs, a Mesdames James Wal- crease is used to buy surplus food. bc.th labor organizations it caus» d national monument re by The food stamps are issued in Laukett N. P. John- Help your correspondent send in with values from $2 to SIO of strife and increased bitterness, pre be preserved f r fui Edi gar. Bert Fleskes. < books ■n. r. nge stamps. Included in each vented labor from Otto Schulz, and Arthur Schulz. id front. book, and within the same cover, will be half again as many free blue surplus food stamps. The head of the family or li.s authorized representative purchase by mail books for his whole family. The surplus foods currently des Edward Becke. 76. son of Oregon by Secretary Wickard are PARKAY pioneers and resident of Hillsboro - ignated —butter and eggs: rice, com meal, for the past four years, died Mon hominy grits, wheat flour and day Funeral services were held whole wheat ।graham > flour; dry Wednesday. November 21. al 2 p. m. edible bears, dried prunes and Dinn r Bt 11 2 DECEMBER NOVEMBER in Aurora with, interment in the raisins, fresh oranges, pears, grape ms. community ccmAery there. fruit and apples, fresh cabbage. Ir Surviving are one daughter. Mis. ish potatoes and onions 'except Nunda Kiser. Hillsboro; one soo. green onions», pork lard and pork, Ernest. Aurora: one brother. Hen which shall include all cuts, fresh, ry. Oregon City, three grandchil chilled or frozen, pickled, salted, dren and three great-grandchil cured, or smoked, but not cooked dren. Edward Becke was bom in or packed in metal or glass contain Pint 19C Quart 27C Adair county. M on June 21. 1864. ers. The surplus food list changes Priées Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday He crossed the plains with h 1 s from time to time in accordance November 22, 23 and 25 parents by cx-team when he was a with crop surplus, with advance no- small child. Prior to taking up res t.ce and wide publicity given any idence with his daughter here, he such changes. had lived in Aurora and Portland. Golden West. Local arrangements have been made for redemption of food order stamps after they have been re (3-lb. tin 69c) (2-lb. tin 46c) ceived by retail food merchants in Saturday Only the nine counties. Families receiving assistance, as PURE LARD ibs. as retail food merchants, will Expanding an "infant industry" well be completely informed as to the started in this city about a year details of the food stamp plan well ago. the E. G. Paine furniture and M¡id, »««y. advance of its actual operation upholstering plant on East Jackson in POT ROAST the latter part of December. (Sharp, lb. 19c) Lb announced week that they have started manufacturing a new folding type of daveno bed Nothing like it has ever been turn Contract for construction of a Unclassified NEW KRAUT ed out in any Hillsboro shop, ac new telephone buildin - cording to E. G. Paine, proprietor. ton has been awarjed to Eeavei Allen Moore of Aloha, it was reported Low I se Of Oil here this week. The building is to Sliced Bacon or Corn Beef When an automobile engine uses be 20 by 30 feet in size of brick an abnormally low amount of oil construction. the fact shoud be regarded with sus picion rather than pride, suggest the emergency road service of the Oregon State Motor association. Ex cessive dilution of oil in the crank DINNER Fisher’s Blend case by fuel leaking past the pistons FISHER’S may be taking place. PACIFIC Motorists have been known t 2b.>x SODAS turn from long trips with more GRAHAMS All Kinds for your "oil'- than when they started out. 49-lb. ’’Lx Din although they had not added to the 2 Va-lb Sack supply. The mystery was explained Pkg. by the discovery that dilution by 10-lb. sack 39c gasoline had actually raised the sUd and Ground. crankcase level. Fisher’s Handysacks MVKTLE Naturally, oil thus diluted suffers Hillsboro Pancake and Waffle Fleur, great lcx>s of lubricating c fficiency Cake l lour - Farina. n,. ib-,. and threatens serious damage to the motor. SI NRISE 2-lb. rolls 1941 Superphosphate Arrangements Made Recent Resident Of Hillsboro Dies MARGARINE 2 37c Hr Mi>s with the being Fift\ CHEEHH I M< n<h.. = eh! a! the U ay evening OJLD bers were of the da December 20 Mr and Mr< AFTER THANKSGIVING SALE IGGLY 13c Here Expands Line í„ 24c MACARONI rurrer 3 Ed’s Master Mkt 10c Hichard Wh ^^^Z/^Z///Z7///////////l//y/IhJhlllHUIIHim me NU.WAÏ mm, THANKSGIVING GREETINGS W< kn ■ M V I 01: Lb..................... 15c WALNUTS i R11 > \ \ CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 PUMPKIN c a n s 2 ; CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES Eamy. nice and fresh. Lb. box 25c MINCE MEAT 2 Ibs. 25c Finest < blaiiu.bli' If you want .1 cheip. r mince meat, just ad<| apple FANCY CANDY Thanksgiving m 11 i llsboro. 15c Foil n <1 < El 1 K t Hum li 10c Ilk All 1 s 11111(1 1 Kl 2 n,r 5c 7c 13c CHOCOLATE 2 bars 25c PUDDING, Plum or Fig Lg. can 35c Crosse & Hlackw. II No. 2 tin 21c No. 2 can 14c Large can 20c Fancy pitted CRANBERRY .JUICE 4 GK tri s 8c FRUIT COCKTAIL : . ; Candied Yarns, S& W New Potatoes, in tin OLIVES, Ripe 1 1 1 s|M |>> 23c Lg. bottle 20c Coffee, Newman’s I nn i Lb. 23c Its the best for your Thanksgiving dinnei CORN, whole kernel 2 for 25c No 2 can Fountain 5-oz. can 10c OYSTERS I ide Pmnt Ft>r di« DATES CAKE FLOUR 2 mg Iba. 25c 22c I’I k Hurricane Lamp with each pkg. Home Owned—Home Operated I HEE DELIVERY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Telephone 3 lbs............... 25c 17c ullLLijL I K \|C|| I Hol RBO\ \\ UHM 'i £ e\enin MIRACLE WHIP COFFEE S unny B roòk ’••luted Thanksgiving 2 »„25c HONEY 5 lb u„ 29c Quart .... 10c Lb.................... SUGAR S r ekl10J^^ 15c CRACKERS ROLLS FLOUR 1.54 25c Perfection Bakery ZEE TISSUE 17c 15c Sack 15c 17c BISKIT MIX Saturday Only CAULIFLOWER Calif., snow white heads. Each 13c JUICE ÄRU,T COFFEE 12c 21c 35c 3 h ,. Desert Sweet ib>. 59c 17c GRAPEFRUIT 'rd ": 3 „„.25c LETTUCE Cai if. large, solid heud. 2 for 13c GRAPEFRUIT Texas Pinks. 80 size 3 WITT IT or EZY SERV I 2-oz. tin 20c Carn., Bordens, Alpine ($3.15 case) 3 T™ 20c 17c for NOODLES SPUDS 50 treet 43c Fï HVfO LiUUR A E8li 2 WINDMILL. 4$) lbs. PIGGLY WIGGLY. 49 lbs. non 23c $1.09 $1.29 Thanksgiving I la;, 111 our uhiii . v yours of sorting Hillslio.o shoppors vvo liavo built onr Inisine by^oHorinj' tho EINESr QUALITY MEATS at CONSISTENTLY RI''\S(IN ABLE PRICES . and busines: has been goo.l. We aio going / coni in'u'o ,/tli ' ;V ‘ ’ ° 1 pay you *' n,H,a' HILLSBORO MEAT CO. your "meal ing" SEE OUR STORE BANNERS FOR SPECIALS Hillsboro “The Best FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MFATCompany j ■¥■ 1™^ I For Less”
