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'I’ll n i <1 tv. M i r< h 1 1 'i 11 BORO ARGUS. HILI BIORO. OREGON Bill Scholls Women To Sponsor Play Al Grange Friday Healthy, Wealthy and Firemen's Ball Al Cornelius Saturday Night «MOW EATING IS IMPORTANT i 101 MERELY ASA MATT ER or Page Five mastication , AND Laurel Resident Ten Years Dies I lorn John KncdH, ( ornrlius rout«' 1. < onw . the “Ar gus plu< Jami: Albert Baker. 77. Laurel i‘ .dint f r the past 10 years, died Tuesday aft r an extended illness, film ral ervice< in charge of Don- el- >o and Sew ’ll will be held at 2 p m Friday at the Mt. Olive church at Laurel wihi interment in the ch ren cemetery. Surviving are the widow and two o.iughtei . Mr; Florence Hender- on. Clifton. Ida., and Mrs. Edith ft ek. Lola. Mont. Mr. Baker, who came to the Laurel community in 1931 as a retired barber, was born A igti t 26. 1865. in Iowa. ( lub Entertained The Sigma Kappa Mothers' club Friendly service is always avad- of Oregon State college was en abl ■ from your friends in Hill'boro tertained by Mrs Joe Cnwrs:’ Mon business firms. tf day with a luncheon. KnoJel. it seerns, advertí ■ me calile for > a •• nd HUT ALSO AS A MATTER OF TASTING the day the paper a reader of Vgu i ailed at the Ballo. out. ■re and had ae- Hi.- < till it came off the press the pre ceding night. JI 7 M 1*1 I M ing ‘ale, prospective ratti buyers in an unbroken that Knodel des< ribed as a firing of soldiers." He sold all his cattle in one day could have sold more. Knodr . uho hai hern Usili; Speed Important ractor in Mileage rcral more than other • same car. can be af- by driving AFFLICTED WITH) HEART TROObLL | CAN LIVE As the O LONG :irt lF Il | THEY ii^«r iV, i AND AVOID VIOLF NT K 11 EXERCISE , WORRY SaSk1 AND EXCITEMENT). g the* connection be- of the- driver and fuel Many motor- ar is stopped turn. Others climbing a grade or to gam momentum EVERY TWO DAYS IS .. ESSENTIAL TO Gl OD HEALTH !! Cannery Gets Permit to Operate Pea Vining Station at Cornelius School Election Set for April 18 Cornelius Folk Visit Nebraska CORNELIUS wasting common to drive rapidly until intersection and then rakes vigorously. Tins on brake linings th ■ most common cause mileage is excessive consumption increases rapidly when a car is driven beyond Ie -peed, according to It was found that the ■tting 20 miles per gallon per hour obtained only per gallon when speed id to 60 miles per hour interested good ie mileage." the report sug- . "arrange to ride with some- ho usually gets good mileage, how he feeds fuel slowly at nos, giving the motor just i: can use and no more. Note also that he invariably shifts to sec ond gear on a hard pull and that he mamtai the same speed in see ond with the throttle half open as he would in high with the throt- open. Note further that driver who maintains a reas son pace at all times." night hen’ been .eral onti « t nuihlmL uffer t ing oils illness Vernon Wilfley of Sen Walter of Portland with t Mr i and Mrs Jam es the Tillamook beaches cut-.iff returned by of Lincoln county beaches and Corvallis Ronald Tanner, who has been in Patrick's Jones hospital for a throat infec tion following the flu. returned to contribution FRED offers Hme necessary lega Will be taken Io launch the M’ .inwhile however it is definitely YOU the Best in CURTAIN SETS ranrls and Collage Sets Plain an I Unified Attractive colors and designs 59c up Curíain Material Make your own curtains! Plain and Dotted Ma rqulsctte BACON, Seasoning BACON, back or side Garrett &. Weik., Props. 8c lb e IrlLLüLi w f r ç P 19c 2 for 19c Lb. (5 lbs. 93c) CORNED BEEF Armour s Star. I Armour's Star TAMALES can. 2 17c tins Hillsboro. Oregon Prices fcr FRI SAT . MON.. March 14. 15. 17 PIGGLY WIGGLE We invite everyone to come and shop in our new ly remodeled store. It’s more convenient to shop! Larger, wider aisles! New, bigger shelf displays! You will enjoy shopping more than ever at none other than Piggly Wiggly’s! Produce Features for Friday and Saturday Only P AHRDTS California vArtHUliJ Large bunches 1 rn ADA TTf California Aöl AllAUd Green, tender 13c 25c lbs. DOZEN 25c for 9c 15c DOZEN 50 lb. sack 49c ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT LEMONS Sunkist POTATOES O:. _ >i 3 45c tins 12-oz tins CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP FOLGER’S (2-lb. tin 50c) •'b.i„ t/2-gallon 69c 2 SAUSAGE DEVILED MEAT tins 4-oz. tin 17 C 10c to? IOC Armour's Star. 4 13c SUPER SUDS 18c Pk». CONCENTRATI» SUPER SUDS Giant 49c f S er ibs. LEMONS 2’L 14c 2-lb. box 17c Large bunches bu. Medium size, jilicy. SUNKIST. TAMATHFC Garden fresh. Rushed * UMA 1 U mm from California lbs. SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR 44-ox. pkg. 22c extract CORN BEEF Armour’s ’ 12-oz. tin PEAS— Trailer ....................................... STRING BEANS— Coburg ............ LIMA BEANS— Seaside ....................... SPAGHETTI— Franco-American SHRIMP 9c PEANUT BUTTER, Air Flight ÀC RITZ CRACKERS RICE BROS. Fancy. 2 39c SOAP CHIPS, Crystal White 8c No. 1 tins Î1C SHORTENING 3-lb. can Churn Fresh. Deluxe. Hillsboro's Favorite. Lb. Kitchen Queen 49-lb. sack Every sack guaranteed. 45c COFFEE 20c 1.33 FPIRUUflV ■ mflRIO jptNOtNTiy WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Carton 15c 5-lb. box 27c 16-oz. pkg. 23c Quart 12c PUREX HOLLY CLEANSER V^-gaUon 23c 3 cans 10c Johnson’s FLOOR WAX, '' pt. Free with 1 pt. 59c ED'S MASTER MARKET i IMNMIMMI r- 2-lb. jar 23c BORENE WASHING POWDER....... Giant size 49c SNOWDRIFT T"» HTTD I LU Uli Pt. 25c 1-lb. box 21c MATCHES, True American 25c or Sandwich Spread. Quart reusable jar. QUART Delicious and tasty DRY. med. size. O W cans OE- XiwU Qt. 39c LABOR LITE Salad Dressing •lbu„ 49c 19c Blue Ribbon HOUSE CLEANING SUPPLIES 50,b ■ 4-oz. bottle 10c MAYONNAISE, Durkee’s CDTNACM Large. crisp, green leaves. Orili AUH WASHED Lb. POTATOES 49-lb. Sack PINEAPPLE DÄSC"..±' 15c 25c CAPPHTC Calif. Crisp and tender. Qt. tin 39c -............. f T VIAL 1 I c0* CARNE UR1L1 Arn: ur s Star 36c 26c 3 tall »ins 20c SPERRY’S ( 10-lb. sack 39c) VANILLA, Boquet m a putt IHnilUliJ FT ÌÌVTR I LUUn bu. Piggly Wiggly. Grade A. Lb. GRAHAMS ASPARAGUS Sliced. Yellow Clings. Res. Phone .125 HILLSBORO BAKERY 126 N. Second Ave. CRACKERS Produce Features for Friday and Saturday Only SPECIAL SOAP BARGAINS 2 Z: 23c 8c PEACHES c xti S w ,k We close at 9 o’clock sharp every Saturday night MARVEL LOAF, "The Bread That Builds DHTTFD DU 1 ILn rrtlTIT LUI 1 LL Armour's. The meat of many uses......................... NOODLES FRED’S 5 Deliveries Daily Read the Argus Classified Ads Armour's Star. Fine Quality. CORN MEAL X ’i. Phone 651 Buy From Advertisers Advertising merchants are fel lows who are not afraid of their price or service. It pays to buy ad vertised products. tf Milk Chocolate Cream Cake, each 30c WESSON OIL Corned Beef 2 lb- 12c •b 17c •b. 15c 21c lb. has a Cart & three pairs of Oxen which every day bring in four Loads of Wood. Sunday excepted. ft yet these very severe Day-; we have none to spare: And indeed I do not wonder, for in the Great House. School House. Kitchen. &c ther are twenty-eight steady fires' A most of these are very large " The master of the manor rose a. 6. rode around on his plantations for two hours, and sat down at 8 to a breakfast of fish. egg-. meat, hot breads. fried herring roe. . strips of bacon, waffles. Sally Lunn, griddh cakes. Maryland beaten biscuits, muffins, corn bread, hoe-cake or pone. Coffee and tea were both served at breakfast, and it was the custom, when one had sufficient of either, to place the spoon across th" cup to indicate one wanted no more. Plates came back and the platters passed about many times at break- fast for there was a long interval before dinner This at three o'clock was the great meal of the day and when the family rose the sun. es pecially in winter, was low . At the eight o'clock supper was eaten the best yield of the river, its oysters and crabs and clams; and a choice from the abundant variety of fish which sported about the landing "spiles." When the hot dishes had disap peared and the glasses had been re- filled it was customary in the big house to drink toasts after supper: toasts to sweethearts, to absent ones, to royal highnesses. and to the smouldering Revolution i n terms that would echo as treason across the sea. Ono wonders where they found time for work or fox hunting. ARMOUR S SPECIALS 3 "ST 17c SUPERIOR MARKET The C. C. Store Boston Cream Pies ACH 20c March 11. 15 and 17 PALMOLIVE SOAP w/ii ¡«»tk Ql'vt OH PURE LARD FRANKFURTERS 10c DELICIOUS Manor House of Virginia Described Prices effective Fri., Sat., Mon. Personally Selected by Fred Himself BOILING BEEF BEEF ROAST PORK ROAST HAMS tTLF °rW,,OLE M comments: “1 failed me yei. coLOAH-rAUMuvF-Fcn co. QUALITY MEATS Time Is Here! Schefflin MILK, Darigold TREET Ç.UMMMMI CURTAIN Kay Kiser Appearance In Portland Set Making h s first appearance in Mr. e Pacific northwest, radio and re. n star Kay Kyser and his bech Honolulu. ollege <f musical knowledge" will vi .t Portland. Friday. March ( liib to Mert Mis The junior 4-H cooking club will and Meri 1 2! Two separate programs will be William Mer the home of Mrs. R Cal., arc featured in the one evening, both under the sponsorship cf Jantzen ■lub leader. Wcdnesd Tuppi i Bi -h park Immediately following Mr Marell 18 Their project will and:: ;rium show, Ky full tnupj will entertain and play for Mr and Mrs Tommy Tallan o Subscribe to the Argus d^m. ng at the park pavilion. . Mr. and Mrs. ' Cecil Ben nett .in<i Mr and Mi El: nett <>f McMinnville won dinner party guests of M Bennett. Mr and Mrs Jimmy were ca $110 000. th<* balance representing the government's grant through the WPA of financing here will be irly known following an- A m locnl winner« In Ihe January* February period of the Ford “Com«» Out Swinging’’ camptiigti. II. L. MacKenxir i»n<l H. L. Burnett of th»* MacKenzie Motor company her»» attended n banquet at the Multno mah Hotel in Portland Tuesday night. MacKi nzlv and Hurnett ex ceeded both new and u.*ed car nah « quo' as for the period About 52'» (¡talers and sal« men from Oregon, Washington and part« of Idnhn and Montana won place« nt th»» banquet. ALOHA A chronicler describ ing the manor houses of Virginia in Al« < .inn West Union Club Plans Clean-Un Win in Sales Contest Hasn't Failed Yei, Advertiser Says OVINED . * WE FEATUKE SWIFT'S BRANDED MEATS nKfnM UALUN nice AND LEAN. B» the piece. Lb. 21c
