The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, August 21, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTimi'«Iny, A urmt 21, 1911 HTLT^BORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO. Fiesta to Welcome 1941 "Harvest Queen Mrs. Hadley Home ¡rom (ionvention Native Son 87 OREGON Pape Fivo Mrs. Sutherland Honored at Party Hev. and Mrs. Ott Given Farewell Vice-Comma nder Mrs J. L Searcy and ehildi<n returned Sunday from a month's Rev last peed Full I.eng th FUR COATS Queen "Ihirvc I cullili of next ThiirMchiv night. August 2H, it w as iitiiioum rd tin week l>> Mr II 11. Stannard and Hillsboro and up W w Chubbies. hats and neckpiecefl in any fur desired at very reasonable prices. Each coat sold to suit customer’s indi vidual personality No figure problem too great. For that new fur coat, see on \ .nation— Mrs Esther Auld. I and daugh-, Miss Heisler Bride ()t l:. J. Dierickx ,f Hl i nd Mrs rip into Cahfcr- ; friends at ' s and will 1 ada. They I i en route । Angel mil Kic Vesta Murray 11 i I Ulxirn ITS TimE TO CAO OCQin 8 Baileys Return from Two Weeks in South (diaries Johnson Has 87fh Birthday lull'll In < '.indldntr •« PRICES ARE FOR FRI., AUG. 22 to MON., AUG. 25 incl Mr anc ek end th«’ r irmini. |>t «limimi! y Produce Prices Fri.. Sat. Only Mr \1i Me- • • • • V*<••»»•••»*••*»•»••••*> • • DOROTHYS ÓRESSÚ-LINGERIE -HOSIERY SPORTSWEAR f 11 Ml vint H lid 11«11 mtn Kieh.ud Heeler bi ide ind <'I n th«* ceremony, Th Abendroths Return Hales will I m * th imditiin; Hillsboro For Back to School and College William V.indch y played th« Mi was beautifully dec- PEACHES C &. H Sugar 1001b «k $5.82 White Satin Sugar'S $5.71 Popular 4 TOMATflF^ 1 UFIA 1 ULu B. P. Club Will Sponsor Bowlers Ivoiy Soap 1New Velvet Sud« A MedOp Ber» **■ Bax 6$ a black c >on»*‘ and ine.-t ng Fr id;iv nig f Mi Wilma Hall. ! bv Mr^ Anna ’ NEW POTATOES 12 ibs. Sweet. 'b 71c ONIONS u s N ’ W bag Lb. AND TENDER. GRAPES GREEN CELERY CRUNCHY Lb. Thompson seedless RED-MMEATED. 20 WATERMELONS KLONDYKES. Lb. Lb. Tomato Juice Pineapple tid bits 3 Oregon Gem Peas - luck S ptember they Birth limoline rd— Mr- Frank Lofqi -law. Mi . Th ■ father Frank Bo? the moll I lopin.in. nut Vinct nt> V tin H.nuhn.in \ isIU R K d r and family Mrs Duffy is a daughter of Mr. Schneider. in Mr and Mrs Fred Chase left the his I.ist of the keek for a two weeks' vacation at San Francisco and Salisbury of As- wet k-end guest M affiliated with Chi ()m *ga sorority ’ rva 11 is. Miss J Salisbury id« nt and Miss (•iris Hold Rummage Sal«* Ra mb \v (»iris will hav<* rum- ay. August 30. in stun* building on Th.* sale will at 9 o'clock in the morning (' Mitchcll and Mr N. Mitchell of E umn vrrsity i r three years She is a Hom«* member of Kappa Delta The bndr- Kf* om graduated from Banks un ion Monday from a two > high school and fr mi Pacific ’ uni- which included a visit a ley. Ont. Canada, with vcrsity m 1941. where he v ficer and Mr Elsu -, r Mr Elsasser is wil I Jenver After week at time park company with on her way back. Mr .md Mrs JaUH Miltenberg« r ( hih Mtrnds Picnic— i. <\»1 . Mr and Mi Ten members of the Credit W- men's Breakfast club and Mrs for a b»nger vacation Tiiey return- Tupper attend<»d a picnic' .it Hir- cfl home Monday night Mr. and tor s park in McMinnville T i« Mi Jnmes Milt<*nberger are vis evening The picnic was pon iting friends in Portland this week by the McM nnv :11c Br ikf and attending the Multnomah Montanans Visit— nn<l Mrs. Harold Duffy of Mr and Mrs Richard T M and son Rodney Richard ar His father, now living suffered a compound ¡«m s visit in this community. Mr and Mrs. Matt Randle of Randle. Wash., visited their son-in- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. H I* Barrows, over the week-end 11 II Stannard and son Din. anti C T. Richardson and son Stuart spent from Friday to Monday on a fisti ng trip to tile Siletz river. Mrs Harry Hoard and Mrs (Hen Smith left Friday for a week's va- cat ion at Rockaway. Mr. and Mrs. A H Abts vaca nt the Oregon beadles las'. £^42* 83« ‘ RAYSPUN”. Available in many exclusive fabrics and colors. Long and short sleeves, action back with hi^h-low collar. 27( 52« ‘ S1.25 ■ • and up Airway Coffee SHOP IN HILLSBORO Mrs Martin' Mr and Mrs Leslie J. Alter, on Oak street. The Martins are from Lewi ton. Mont . the former home of the Alters. Rushed from rcaster to your Store Ground Freah to Your Order VE—Your money, SAV E—Your energy 4 R ri. and Sat. Our experts select only the finest grades of meat: careful handling and scientific refrigeration bring it to you at peak of goodness. Every cut is guaranteed! RAPfiN DrivUIl Fancy sugar cured. Any size piece. Lb Beef Roasi Steer Beef, blade cuts. 23c lbs. Lb. adv aiiced coi.kcry I'honc 2B9I Which Lumber? Call Our Number 2691 Sali Pork 15c Dry cured, lb. 24c 5995 J. T. “Jack” FOSTER FLE( TRK AL APPI IAN( IS — I ARM MAC HINERY IIIIISBOKO 120 S. I’honc 1011 values! MAXIMUM SALT Plein or lodixed Pkg. 7c 49-lb. sack $1.09 RED ARROW FLOUR 4 Ib. carton 52 C KEEN SHORTENING CALUMET BAKING POWDER 241bcn 37 c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR Lg.. pkg 22c SHREDDED RALSTON CEREAL Pkg. 12c KELLOGG CEREALS Variety Awt. pkg. 23c Lb Carton 19c Hi-HO CRACKERS HONEY MAID GRAHAM CRAX 2-m c. 29c JELL WELL DESSERTS*Pudding«3 Pk. I Ic JUNKET ICE CREAM POWDER 3 pkg. 25c CREME DE MENTHE CANDY Lb. b.g 15c BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER 2 ib. ¡.r 28c COLUMBIA DILL PICKLES No 2^ can 1 1 c VAL VITA CATSUP 14-ox. bottle 9c Chppqp Standard PABSTETT O 27c Pimient« ** BEST FOODS MAYON Pt 29c Q«4 ic KRAFT MAYONNAISE Pt. 27c Q» 45c DUCHESS SALAD DRESS. Qt i» 33c GARDENSIDE HOT SAUCE 3 8 ox. c.n. 10c GARDENSIDE TOMATOES 2 No2hhn. 19c No. 2 cans I2c SUGAR BELLE PEAS No. 2 can 12c RUTTER KERNEL CORN No. 1 Can 19c HIGHWAY ASPARAGUS No. 24 can 9c VAN CAMPS HOMINY TIDELAND DICED CARROTS 2 No 2 tin. 15c CAMPBELLS POTATO SOUP 3 cans 25c 10-ox. can 5c RANCHO ASST. SOUPS GLENN AIRE FCY. GRAPEFRUIT 10c HARPER HOUSE PEARS No. 2^ c.n. 18c 23c SNO-COLA-NEW COLA HIT! 6 KAFFEE HAG COFFEE Lb.c.nSlo FR1SKIES-D0G FOOD 2 ib ctn 23c 20-MULE TEAM BORAX iox»pk 10c BORAX SOAP CHIPS 22-ox. pkg 23c SU-PURB SOAP 24 o.l 9c so«. 3Tc NU-BORA GRAN. S0AP24 o. b. 19c VANO CLEANER ,,o8"“b d"M 29c Satin. SHORTENING Royal 3-lb. tin 15c 1-lb. cans VAN CAMPS $gg95 POOL-GARDNER LUMBER CO 29c 15c I or Tomato sardines 9c 1-lb. oval tin LEO. PINK. 19c SALMON PRINCE 1-lb. can PEANUT BUTTER Real 2-lb. Roast. jar 25c Mlirn A I he wholesome vegetable 37c IiUvUA margarine. 2-lb. pkg. PORK & BEANS Models starti at only BONNEVILLE ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS Tender, top quality steer beef. Armour's. Kellogg's. CORN 2 FLAKES 6-oz. pkg. 11-oz. packages. Plan to make these improvements now! Pool- Gardner is prepared to help you with a wide selec tion of materials. Sirloin Steak Bacon Back freshly ground 45c 25c Skinned Hams Swift's Premium. Whole or 35c Ground Beef Pure, Perhaps you need added room, new floor or garage . . . or the roof needs repairing. & 15? 3'^ 42? OF THRIFTY GIBSON Electric Ranges ». Before materials ad vance further and labor becomes scarce . . . . make those necessary improvements — you'll save money! nitore Safeway in a blouse by Omcron. Style modeled is fine white REMODEL - REPAIR Baseline 11i llsliir<>. Oregon I l l i Fl! PAINTS—They Last 20c lie FANCY No. 2 SIEVE-SWEET otANH raot «u ratot Lb. 151 W 8-oz. cans UPTON’S TEA Vou’li be cool and conquering Mr und Mrs J. W Harney and Mr and Mrs Earl Donclson re d.'inglit. is Jacqueline and Barbara turned Saturday night from an visited Timberline Lodge Sunday eiglil-day trip which nielud d Yel- Barbara .In Barrows returned parks. and Sunday from a two weeks' and Banff and Lak« Louise in ('añada with relatives at Hood Biver. YOUR HOME NOW! Sc 22-0» to« Dish VixitM of pt<•mb«*r meet- 10-oz. can STOKELY'S GOLDEN BITS OF DELICIOUS FRUIT Mi M, lbs. U. S. No. 1. STOKELY S RICH RED JUICE IS A REAL PICK UP white glad Worn- 4c 10c 25c 25c 3c Gulden-ripe. aiming a grern background Ue of Ml All of the bride save you money. FIELD GROWN. Buy now—prices are low! BANANAS of in. to BELL PEPPERS FLnbcy thick meated Pound Ctn Parowax Jelly Seal Jar Rubbers R»g 3 dox. 10c Kerr Reg. Lids 3 dox. Dox. 21c Ball Zinc Caps Ball ma ' soh Jars o««. Dox 83c C P Pickling Spice V,* 10c canning varieties—priced FT AVID I LU Un harvest blossom . ( 24 Ya-lb. ak. 69c) 49 lbs. 52c $ i SYRUP KARO BLUE LABEL. 37c Arm & Hammer. SODA BAKING. 8c 1-lb. pkg................................ CANDY BARS GUM 5 pkgs. PLAYFAIR food 6 '± 25c SAFEWAY X .- oq » Ï