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HILLSBORO ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON Firemen Called For Two Fires At Cornelius Lunacy's on (he Loose School Opens l’ede-itrian Protection— Gulter-Steppi Laurel Player Hurt in Game Mrs. Wahl Dies Ai Forest Grove Long Resident of Forest Grove Dies ST GROVE I 879. Yamhill View Henry 15 1907. in Idaho. iddr 4rs. Helen I.am- . Howard L and Kuriki«- Mis 5 r n Illinois October I Jim- St f 11 • m F rest Grove in 1902 A member of the Audit Bur^u Va hl Ad *r proc f of authentic, paid Thomas up subscribers. To the wise buyer ot space then- can be no substitute. BUY YOURS NOW! 1 Hoipoint Refrigerator and Kohib< < ks Mi Last in stock for balance of the year. Junaid, .Johnson . will return vimi m tr Starts Building con near Mrs. Shaw io Teach al Hazeldale Local Folk Go io National Session < for \\ lilluin Kenyon Arrington Slowly Recovering LAUREL the h« me I Colleen Dugan Rites Held Tuesday Wllbam Vm («I < > k I : ÌMH1I.I chil Wllluun Mr r-hildi « n Schm ing at Jenning Mr and Mr •ek at camp met .odge. Mr Lov< i Mn ha> vin WhAmore, from Friday until Sunday. 4-H Meet, Beaver Boys' Stale Cited Four-H club summer session and the F were dis- cussed before the Hillsboro P.otary । club Thursday noon in a program arranged by Thomas H. Bailey, chairman. Warren Sahnow reviewed a day's activity at the 4-H club sessions. He was presented by Palmer Torvend, assistant county agent, who urged attendance at the county fair to see 4-H club work. Paul Patterson. Hillsboro 2 mer- ican post chairman for Beaver Boys’ State. prAiented Don Engel- dinger, who was elected a state representative at camp, and Nor- Mann, who served a fire chief. The splendid work and ob- of the camp out- lined by the speakers. Nye Bristol spoke briefly on his recent trip to the midwest for a new automobile and his return. Local Rotarians sponsor scholar ships to the 4-H summer session and Beaver Boys’ State every year. from ridal shower for Mrs. C islon < Eleanor Reedi am Wednesday evening. Colleen Maebelle Dugan, nine- i Ivan Marshall has returned year-old daughter of Mr. and Mi s. anil recent Lewis W Duran of Milden, Sas- He katchewan. Canada, died Sun- - Allen day in th? Jones hospital l af- Earl Phelps of the m prolonged illness. Funeral nday at the Al- ILnderling horn- and Shirley were held Tuesday at the Mathews chinch. i rling returned with them for J. loll Hermiston ek in Costello officiating, with interment Herd of Ci. Mr and Mrs C Hannen and f. ! last wc k-end at the m of th.- Rosary obs Mi e Don. Ison and with M Lucille Kline is visit.ng in Oregon K nneth Kline is irn attending -tevl W'lliam Kerr. 33. of Portland, Chema- Can.. on Feb- I lie s|end- hi - week-ends here, ruary 16, 1932. Her parents formerly of ‘his county, died at the Mrs Herman Jaenicke, Mr “ MgU ‘ bl ought her to the local hospital Good Samaritan hospital Monday 0'1 Sullhan and Adr; nne sp^nabdut four month- as her* afternoon after an eicht months' ill “st week-end Tillamook aslh.alth had been crit cal for’a ^ialf ness. following an auto accident. gu. sts of the Chris Hoffmans Funeral services will be held year Mrs Sam Ci v manager of Mis. Floyd Allen and Robert the h spital is an au i' of the child this afternoon iThursdayi at the ttle girl is survived by her Little Chapel cf Caimes on Kill- lent to Pintland Sunday ni the Baker county pic parents and one sister. Betty Lou. ingsworth avenue. Mr. Kerr is survived by his wid- I aged 12 Her mother was formerly nie Laurelhurst park. Miss P ilippa Welch of Hillsboro. cw. Mildred, and the following Relati from distance at children Richard. Helen. William ’ tending the funeral were the grand Jr.. Donald and Ronald: a brother. mother. Mr- M B W Ich. Mrs. J. Leone Kerr, and on? sister. Mrs. Mis W Thomas . and daughter Joan, ail of Wilma Cady, all of Portland. He ma. Wash., is a Mrs Gk ndale. Frank Welch of was born at Firdale and is well Callie Dickinson P rtland. M James Meek and known in this community. children. Bud. Virginia and Delia Saturday of Mt. Angel. Be Informed—Read the Argus. She will be gone three weeks and will return on north coast Former County Man Dies in Portland I il di i ll THAT ARE SURE HITS ! Attend the Legion Junior Baseball Tourney in Hillsboro and Sunday .... and shop at Fairway! Price» Effective Friday, Salurday and Monday, August 8, 9 and 11 Corn Flakes 4p B» APWIIG RIPPLED WHEAT 2 llh- size. I ll>. cello pkgs. While < r Wheat 1 lb. can The old rcli.ibh’ I lb tins Ciimpbell’s. cloth bag So.601 (100 lb sack 5c 8-oz. pkg. SODAS . 2-lb. box 15c GRAHAMS 2-lb. box 17c 15c GOLD MEDAL FIG BARS 19c FLOUR 49-ib. sack 3 22c $4.79 10 1 58c PORK & BEANS SUGAR T X Mr. and Mrs. Francis Siniantel enteimined with a family dinner Jar Rubbers FROSTED^*k J^FOODS rCOüH '"KW IOC 3 d 2 n Regular Dollble-l .ipped. Salad Dressing 15c or Sandwich Spread. Qt. Wrrk-Etid Specials In Hcusable Glass Jar STRAWBERRIES COFFEE PRODUCI-; FE.VIT RES for Friday and Saturday Only 11111 '411 > 11 ( h 1111V - 23c BROOMS 63c CW. SAGO tjiiiek Cooking Tapim i 1'i-lb. • elio pkg 15c TOMATOES Red rjpe. solid. the Best in QUALITY MEATS BOILING BEEF BEEF ROAST is.. 10c PURE LARD 3 35c FRANKFURTERS ft- 20c 35c LUNCH MEATS JFinest Quality and Flavor DOG FOOD HZF P,ATE 5c OYSTERS I ! 07. Box Eastern Blue Points. PEAS 21c GOLD LEAF DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. jmflRRH 1 _______ -- ----- ■ -‘I --1 Ò WÑKD' - T- -• . Grade A Raw and Pasteurized Milk and Cream Distributors Damascus Ice Cream 158 E. Main St. Hillsboro Pitone 10X1 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ft- 17c HOME CURED SMOKED MEATS BACON, by the piece ft- 20c SEASONING BACON . lb 8c HAMS, half or whole . lb. 25c JOWL BACON . . lb. 15c FRED’S Distributed in Hillsboro INDIPiN DSN TXŸ ft. 12c 23c 1(1 oz. box WATERMELONS 1 . " crisp, solid CABBAGE 2c Lb. -lb. POTATOES s'? 50 sack 47c FflIRUUflV YOU Box equals quart of fresh berries DEI UXK W. i offers Leland Jacobsmuhlen Was guest of friends at Taft over the week end. Personally Selected by Fred Himself 15c BAKING POWDER FRED cm Oregon called on Mis. D Whiting and Emil Bolin. Sun- No business firm should send out letter without it being on printed letterhead and in a printed , envelope. It lends dignity to the busim-s and gives it good adver- tf RvguI n American Legion Jr. Baseball We close at 9 o’clock sharp every Saturday night 5 Deliveries Daily - Home Appliances - Furnishings CORNELIUS, OREGON American Legion Jr. Baseball Tourney, Hillsboro— Sat.-Suh Prices Effective FRL, SAT.. MON., Aug. 8. 9. 11 PIGGLY WIGGLY f You Stretch Your Food Dollar When You Consistently Low Priced Every Day in the Week. Those Who Shop Here Like It. CRISCO or SPRY SUGAR Spreekies 10-lb. cloth Sack ............... $5.60 100-lb. sack -lb. tin 6-lb. tin 59c 58c 3 $1.18 F » I BAKING LALÜFíLl POWDER •%. 15c CAKE FLOUR CR0WN 5 Lx 29c Durkee’». Shredded 11c COCOANUT V2-lb. pkg. ARGO. 7c CORN STARCH 1-lb. pkg. 2 YEAST MACA “ pkg». Dundee, sweet and tender. lie PEAS (Dozen, $1.30) No. 2 can TOMATO JUICE 18c Franco- MACARONI American 3 Nû;.* 25 c GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Specials for Friday and Saturday Only 5c 9c 5c 29c RcdR pe TOMATOES T fTTIIFF California. Large, solid heads. LL11UUL No slime. Each pri PDV LTTAH- green. LELEnl Stalk HD A MPrC SUNKIST. Sweet and juicy. UnAlluLO 176 size Dozen WATERMELONS RELDbRIPE AND SWEET IVORY SNOW TISSUE Scots ............ 3 rolls 20c Waldorf 3 rolls 13c or FLAKES Large pkg... 22c or RINSO ¿:ige 2ic OXYDOL (Giant, 59c) CAMAY SOAP B., 6c Dundee, sliced PINEAPPLE 1 % flat tin 10c GRAPEFRUIT. Almo. JUICE 46-oz. tin...................... 15c BEANS STRINC-Coburs 3 N.’2 25c SPINACH Y"mh 11 2 25c 10 flavors. H & D JELL 4c Pkg...... DRESSING. Dinner Bell SALAD ( P'nt 18c) Quart 29c ROLLED OATS tl " a ,TL. 19c FLOUR 19c rï min Sperry. 24-Ib. sk, 95c. I LUU 11 Gold Medal, 24 lb. $1.03 EDS MARKET 49 lb. $1.82 49 lb. $1.98 FOR BETTER MEATS Prices for Saturday Only SUPERIOR MARKET Phone 651 HILLIS HARDWARE Hardware tlfliL »verinj. from a broken ptlvis. a punctured by broken ribs, and h( r internal injuries. week Mi George Kosevear visited itn Mis. Eva Arrington at her »• warden station m the Mult- lias n .mah Basin fr m Saturday until Monday. it Bunning build.ng. Mr. and Mrs. F. L Brown : ed Sunday morning on a trip Mr. u d Mrs. B. G McNuy ol lununum dn drove through southern Ore will enter-Ie and California. They < th Ni ghboi ■ of WiHidcraft to be gone a home Thursday < t, night>. Mrs. Clark and her daughter. Rudolph Schultz spent the who are lying at the Amos Wat- home, helping care for Mrs end w ith Mr and Mrs. Fran- hullz at Eugene. week-end Home Mt-da French spent last suns ring Uct Ut II Walter Kern n Arm the Larch Mountain Multnomah falls July 7 Me- and Minnville H S EASY TERMS Res. Phone 325 American Legion Junior Baseball Tourney Here Legion Field—Saturday and Sunday HAMS SWIFT'S. BONELESS. POT ROAST S1SR BEEF BOILING BEEF Lb.. Complete line of COLD LUNCHEON MEATS American Legion Junior Baseball Tourney Here Legion Field—Saturday and Sunday 33c 20c 15c
