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Thîirxdnv. August 21. 1941 HTLT5RORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON Salale Io America! Midway School Opens Sept. 8 Page Seven Economic drink habit. In time he ministry an out- hin follow nJ Midway na- I Ain.ii li ini roil ion.- Utilities, Rolary Speaker To Show Magic progi am ability to meet count i y plenty of juice for both who industiial and household need«. What it all addn up to in that noon we will have lean nun-mihtary pro c as duction of a good many commod ie is ities but the pinch will not be >m- Too Efficienl Ad-User Complains Argil-- are too efficient,” says John R. Pubols, Hillsboro route 4. but of course he does not really me; that taken literally. Mr Pubols i an in • sell a rumoi might lead us to antici pate. It is generally believed tout the average price level will go 10 or 15 per cent higher, and irod of leal to feel tiiat inflation hus are pinned on higher taxe- weapon against inflation will deprive the consumer more large part of the increaaeu income which war spending is -läge for years. He producing. In addition, congress In ability, moieover, in will undoubtedly some kind the son of of price-control legislation. Emphasis is being placed now on making goods give better se» include demon vice. Economists tell us to drive our cars slower to save motoin, have ou rubber and gas; and our clothes shoes repaired, instead of buying new. That is good advice. both Pyrotechnic Display Planned As Concluding Even! al Fair Registration of Students Set At Monntaindale Brilliaitt new -el pieces and aerial bombardments, many lieinp exhibited for the first time, will be seen here in a p\ r«d re huir -play t<> In- sponsored by the Shell Oil <aunpany a feature of the Washington county fair. Ml H'NTAINDAI E A j ie Haff- of Mr Men and H.ll Mrs Mi Is is th* iefendmg' Merrill. M i - M. rrill Mr .mil Ml M i 11 HL Wai Mi- contingent camflouged ' the -ci nd. Bine Mi Hahn . Mr am M Mr and Mr- Hal ■ i Gary .. ■ ■ i Sh irley mil Mr> Clyde Lincoln and W ■ y. Mr and Mm Ray Jack- rid J 'hn; Mr and Mr Claude Riley. Williams. Kobert W W William.-. Mr a Raffety and Velda . accompanit d ¡ i Northrup, veek fr »m a H.iu> ¡ck. a visit with Mr and Mrs. Layton uf Sweet Homo and r brother. Harold Reynolds. Ec. ■ f Wash- elub Mr- spent and -tH-mi the huge sum County Sees Army Units Moving Up roo Hill W County one of the humble country liapers of the nation, it will gladly give up a o’clock Tue urn ns to promotion. and within >inc the rest < » the nation free and with- out price. Until then the editorial after wad (basket yawns, not yawn in vain. I- re.t of lus outfit. His “’With highest personal regards aid. were to take the and wishes, my dear (’ml t his i y newspaper remains, ad. Chief guided truck t>> the Yours sincerely. he THE \ I ii off ichedule, a group uf in- .10 or in re vehicles whisked ni Weine,day. A Hardware Siads Remodeling Job Falling in line with an- other bit of remodeling in downtown Hillsboro. B M. Good man. pn prieti of Goodman Hardware, sta rations oi his store front this k The present deep ess leadin» MARY’S fur grade September HOME—Registra- ihuol pupils open and classes ready rk on ptember 3. High r. gistn on on September work begins on Sep- Farmingion Bill Putnam III suffered a pain- ful injury last Thursday when he ran a large sliver in his left foot. taken to Dr. The Iittiä fellow C. T. Smith's hospital, where it was necessary to administer an anaesthetic before the sliver could at St. be removed. Mar;. last Wednesday wer. Father Grandma Lintler is spending the week in Portland, the guest of Mrs. lie Chariti Portland; Reverend W H Kretver. Arthui J. Sullivan, superintendent Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson left : atholic schools of the Portland Monday evening their home at Reverend G Kern- Palo Alto, Cal Mr. Peterson ar- mil. । i t. r of the Medeline Parish. rived here Saturday to join Mrs. P : I I. R ver nd G rge O Keefe, who has been visiting a-'or St Ceci lia church. Beaver- her sister. Mrs. Edwin Burkhalter. Mr Fra Jac-.berger. Port- and family. land architect They discussed plans The members of the Busy Bees for future expansions. Sewing class enj» lyed a wiener roast Coles Landing Munday evening. Father William Delplanche has Guests at the C. L. Lintler home beiu transferred from St. Mary's w Mr. and high school to the assistant pastor- . are - - H at of St. John's church. Milw aukie | of Klamath Falls. Mr. and M rs . Father John Larkin, pastor of | Lintler and guests are spending this week at the Ore- Holy Family Parish. Portland, gave tiie boys of St Mary's a picnic at i gon beaches. Bern, to Mr and Mrs Earl Zim- Blue l.ake. Wednesday. August 20. St Mary's Boy Scout Troop 278 merman, a son. August 16 at St. j Vincent’s hospital. The babv has been named Lloyd Earl. Mr and Mrs. Zimmerman live on the Burk- halter farm where Mr. Zimmerman is employed. Mr. and Mrs Edwin Burkhalter I and children Bob and Gladys and Mix Min. Free. I guests. Mr and Mrs. Fred Peter 82 .00 sen and Albert Nelson of Palo Thursday 82 51 .00 Alto. Cal . and Mr. and Mrs. Emil 81 50 .00 Pierson and daughter Delores of 82 58 .00 Portland were guests at a waffle Sunday 87 DO supper party Sunday evening at 84 00 the home of Mr and Mrs. Oscar Tuesday 87 00 Pierson at Hazeldale. Week's Wealher FRED with windows and do with the sidewalk, tint: ditional floor inside offers YOU OF KENTUCKY’S FINEST BOURBONS Pint $1 05 Quart 12.05 Personally Selected by Fred Himself BOILING BEEF READY TO COOK BEEF ROAST VEAL ROAST BREAST OF VEAL FLOUNDER FILLETS YOUNG BEEF LIVEB SPINACH Meals That Almost FROSTED Ocean Flounder FOODS Pound Clean,ready to ci»ok. H-oz. box BOTH ONLY 5K exact weight fillets selected. ASPARAGUS CUTS All green stalks and tips. Box 21c Distributed Exclusively Hillsboro By in PRODUCTS CO. Distributors Damascus lie Cream 158 E. Main St. Hillsboro Phone 10KI lb- 12c lb- 17c lb. 18c lb. 15c •b. 15c HOME CURED SMOKED MEATS SEASONING BACON lb 9c HAMS, half or whole lb 26c JOWL BACON . lb 15c FRANKFURTERS T ÏINm MF A TC X j UHUII 1 X M Complete Assortment Finest Quality and Flavor Clear Glass TORTE PLATE of God: and if chil- j ieirs; heirs of God and I with Christ." Bible. of men, here you smeared. earth-bound, tome into the presence t God who made you Y«»ur sins have sepa- en you and your God, I art can never rest in e until it rests in him. Since you of yourself cannot go to he comes to you. In tne person of his son. he stripped himself took a human body, lived among us as a man among the Son of God, yet sinned not. Down to the depths of human woe he went to be de spised and rejected of men; a man of sorrow’ and acquainted with grief; the friendless friend of friendless men. At the end he died to save us; then arose from the grave and took his place at the right hand of God He knocks at the door of your heart and waits to come in with his infinite cheer, strength and wisdom. He waits to fill with holy song, the mouth that was vile and putrid. Receive him here and now as - Saviour and Lord, casting all your • «are upon him for he careth for you This space paid for by an Oregon business man. Regular 50c Value 19* While they last CRYSTAL CONSOL SET 3-piece—1 Fruit Bowl, and 2 Cande-labras. Regular $1 50 value 69* While They Last. See Them in Our Window KRAMIENS PALM DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists Phone 261 Read and use Argus Classified Ads True Confessions I By George N. Taylor. Beaverton! so was saved, I wanted to be saved, that I vas someone who was much saved.” The man who said this is in the twenties now and making ready for medical mission work in China, He was but a lad when the Ixjrd brought him into this heart concern and led him to trust in the Christ's o cleanse away 1 ds sins, blood Said another wno had trained three and a half years for a pro- me ion: "They Bible and I read until daybreak. I fin ished one of the gospels, the Acts, and Romans and laid down the Bible g. “If I am lost. Go doAn in drink or turn tc the Lord.” At length came the great decision; over to the Lord he went. First God took Fir Grove Bossy's MOOds DISAPPOINTED Because so many people give up the milk-drinking habit as they grow older. She knows that adults can get just as much benefit as children from a daily quart of FIR GROVE GRADE A RAW OR PASTEURIZED MILK Let Us Deliver to Your Home Daily FIR GROVE DAIRY Phone Hillsboro 3171 Grade A Milk and Cream PÏNEAPPLE Rusedale, sliced. 1 1 4 9c We PINEAPPLE in Stock Again POSTUM CEREAL 17-oz. Pkg. 20c HI HO WAFERS New Sunshine Cracker Treat. Pound Pkg. 19c Prices Effective Friday, Satur day and Monday, Aug. 22, 23, 25 FLOUR FLAGSTAFF. Hardwheat. 49-lb. bag ............................ . Made by Manufacturers of Fisher's Blend. corn FLAK E s PEP 11c I ALL BRAN Ke^t 19c KELLOGG'S. Before Children Start to School Produce Prices for Friday and Saturday Only BANANAS £2?™ LETTUCE Local, large, solid heads. BEANS $1.35 Corn Flakes «XT«:. . 5c GREEN. CABBAGE lbs. Tender and stringless. Largo, crisp, solid heads. 15c FILL EMPTY SOCKETS 4c 4c 2c Westinghouse su. ou. or bo-watt JAR LIDS Fly Spray SPERRY’S Pancake and WAFFLE >b- 20c for I KI. - SAT. only FLOUR bag KERR REGULAR doz Really kills. In your container (‘j-gal, 53c; gal, 98c) QUART ........................... Use wherever you use soap. Cuts grease, loosens dirt, easy on the hands, softens water. We close at 9 o’clock sharp every Saturday night 5 Deliveries Daily Res. Phone 325 17c 15c CLEANSER, Lighthouse............... 3 reg. cana 10c BORAX POWDER .......................... 2-lb. pkg. 24c SUPERIOR MARKET Phone 651 13c Z5c Z7c CHOCOLATE $uittards break-upbars. PICKLING SPICE VX Pkf FRED’S GOLD LEAF DAIRY Grade A Kaw and Pasteurized Milk and Cream mnaight bourbon whiskey vo proof . üoiiy i-iimtRHURPoRAiioH n yj This sort of ad service is efficient, it must be admitted, but "too" efficient. W believe Mr. Pubols rather liked PALM SPECIALS <> thank < »od can tell the •y made the for some, faith as the falling to whom God faith, we have If beareth wit- QUALITY MEATS INSIST ON THE CREAM at the Pubols farm before the Argus did. And while the sale was being made, a second pro spective buyer appeared, only the Best in Bergen, McCarthy Appearance Set STY SUMMER DRINKS Tut "nniiDir diau " nmiDonii Int UUUDanlbn d UUN d UN T BIRDS EYE A wooden dummy and not a vis iting concert artist will bo the th ■ rt.it.il the leading figure' in the final program the outfit i nd have goni* Ihn ugh the preceding of the midsummer night symphony scries to be given in Multnomah apparently civic stadium next Monday night. again later August 25. schedule" Ventriloquist Edgar Bergen and morning vehicle unit passed through here his hand-carved partner. Charlie Shortly after noon. McCarthy, leading radio comedians the unannounced arrival bucks caught Hillsboro's billed as guest artists by Paul Lu rd again, may. director of the 81-piece .sum from what lined north North Gird It’s where and what and h o w you advertise that counts. Use Ar- unan- gus want ads. it No business firm should send out a letter without it being on a printed letterhead and tn a printed envelope. It lends dignity to the busim < and gives it good adver tising tf WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
