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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1941)
Ihm < I. i \, HILLSBORO ARGILS. HILLSBORO, OREGON Rooks" is Theme Page Three Entertains Bowling Teams at Dinner roll call is getting ing start this week, chairmen in various and judging from the cent -tickers in the Wodn^day Folk family bon ti i < com munit will uri -nt, ily en W 11 barn din n ci wind <tc.k fin. Mrs iy. H» t M Mi • nd Kilin- and Mcther Visit i ecintly Auxiliary bponsors Card Party Nov. 2 Auxili a stylr burhsqu »f a ft to right Art lion McInnis Ben MrCanna . Stubbs. Wilbur Janmcn Galloping Tea Held Weik uth of Hillsboro M m ev. rung William I 1.11 tein . Al is Staging Another SURPRISE SATURDAY HOT BISQUICKS and HOT GOLDEN WEST COFFEE frved Free All Day Sat., Nov. 15 BISQUICK 10-oz. 29 Ä Pkg. and Waffle ’ mil t o pital. their injured limbs were t ere olaced in cur sur- who is on and because of the their injuries, an im flirt hda\ COFFEE -FLOUR ( asía A * \ Bome-ftrfected EACH SACK CONTAINS OFFEEj Lb 30s fiib. 24-lb. Sack Price# Effective Friday, Saturday and Cranberry Sauce MONEY BACK GUARANTEED SUGAR DATES Fun' quality. Cello pk TURKEYS Smoothly blended 25' cotton, 25' wool, 50 spun rayor 4 < heni 1 MINCE MEAT ........ 2 For your dressing. OYSTERS Hi-oz. ran Fancy. No. -I seive. PEAS ii>s. CELERY HEARTS 2 CAULIFLOWER CRANBERRIES 3 lb 14c n. 5c 33c . 2 SUNK 1ST. 21c Gold Leaf Dairy Products Co Grade A Raw and Pasteurized Milk and Cream 158 E. Main HILLSBORO Phone 1081 Now only THE McCOYS DIP ^OU PÜV) A SlRTHPAY ÖIFT FOR; ) UNCLE PAVE ?/ CARTON 40-50-60 WATT SIZES stinghouse 15c -Wc I I FRUITS' ' n'''” 2 29c Nugr.vt. faiH'v No. I ran m flRH£T tn are inoi n ' t j . y WE HIERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Nel Panels priced See them! Truck insurance 34 Ford Coach —at actual cost. See 30 Durant Sedan LELAND I. DEAL District Manager SPENCER 264 S. 2nd Ave., Hillsboro Phone 591 MOTOR CO. '• wifiw USD CAR LOT Signal Oil Station 206 S. 3rd Millsboro TRUCH<INSURANCE EXGHANGE f ' TWCK IRW-'U MUNIRCI PENNEY THRIFT WAY! Better Buys Than Ever at This Price! LACE TABLE CLOTHS Elaborate designs and dainty details make these mellow cream colored cloths look much more expensive. Gracious flower m«'tif completed by scal- loped picot trimmed edges. Nicely boxed. 70 inches by 90 inches. Make Your Own! Plan for the Holiday! Make Your Own and Save! Pure Linen TAELE DAMASK Lovely gleaming damask— bleached to a frosty white ness. Pure linen — made in Ireland. 64-inch. Makes cloth without seams. .79 Yard Put On Your SUNDAY BEST! Jean Nedra* Expensive-looking patterns ors to dramatize windows! and col- Gayly Printed 3-98 Lunch Cloths 98c Fabrics yourself— and incidentally your family to a new picture of you in a glamor ous new dress! Dont tell them how little you paid— keep them guessing! Richest rayons and wool mixtures in flat tering colors. Fast color, cheery de signed to bri^liten your table at meal time! As Fresh as a Flower Box! HAND PRINTED LUNCHEON CLOTHS and 6 NAPKINS Sunny 1 49c 50-IN. SATING DRAPER! I» Bl \SK FROCKS ❖ Neu V - low! Yard 6 78ç 39 Chevrolet Sedan J.49 FROCKS Pert prints in peasant 98c Reg. U. S Tat Off. 59c Mammoth squares of sturdy cotton sail cloth set all abloom with gay flower designs. 52” x 52". Distributed Exclusively in Hillsboro by ZDA LAMPS WHEAT1ES 12-oz. box Baby beans, all green. Box serves four. Distributors of Damascus Ice Cream Top qil.ihls LEMONS LIMA BEANS HANDY CARTON 01 f I loral Borders! Ine family will really go tor these plump, tender. juicy, luscious BIRDSEYE They're plucked, cleaned and drawn . . . ready to cook. A 9-lb. BIRDSEYE TURKEY is equal to a 12-lb un drawn bird. COMPETITIVE PRICES IUY THIS . 15c bum li< s Crisp and tender. SWEET POTATOES STOCK UP 01 BULOS! 9c Prmluee Prices for Friday ami Saturday Only 4 19c 39 DeSoto Sedan 34 Plymouth Sedan Blankeis Thick, close tufting on white or cream! .98 PWD 40 Chrysler Sedan 36 Chevrolet Coupe Solid ( olor 2f„r 3-lb. bag 40 Buick Coupe 36 Plymouth Sedan 29c 14, 15, and 17 17c 15c 23c 14c r Fra Husky, man-sized honeys ing price! Stock up now Heady to Gohlen C. BROWN 3-lb. bag 41 Plymouth Coupe Towels foods 93c Monday, Nov. BARGAINS for the mar- Hildah Hanes, teach- cr at West Union school, and Mr. Albert i Highbe of Beaverton on Wednesday evening, the Reversible ( heck TERRY * f R OSTE USED CAR Wedding Date Set M,< I.ut daughters UP POUP HOW! i 38NRIH»JIMV West Edward M Phillip- ..... refreshments warm, was gue. t of honor a dinner erved and prizes will be giv* n used in Sunday at the home h r son Hoste- committee includes Mrs the weight and bulk in-law and daughter. Mi and Mi Cail Ray. Mrs. A F Kroeger of a blinket is impossible. M and Burnett. ft ours Port land tend. pnd the Military's gratitude for Oliver guest at the dinner I your practical and colorful gifts, Telephone i We and they know' and appreciate | Mi- the amount of time and effort and that has gone into the making of I and friend Wc hope the fact and McCra in th«’ thev n o eagerly welcomed beth Nichol. Mr Howard' mot her hospital in Denver, I accompanied her home for an c X that he was improv- i< > ornpensi-, together w tended visit. nicely real thanks Sincerely. 'Missi Evelyn L Franz, S«-a G nils Inland— A surprising sight Bloorn ‘ Assistant Field Director. ' and Saturday was a large flock ing underwent a in the field ;»t Emanuel hos in Portlan<i Mi and Mrs. Harry Hoard spent । north of the home of Mrs. Emma the week end at Hoquiam. Wash Dierdorff. Perhaps they were eat- They were accompanied by Paul ; ing slugs which seem to be quite Seligman, who remained to spend numerous. the Thanksgiving holidays there : Births with his son-in-law and daughter. Sabo T<» Mr and Mr Mi and Mrs. Elmer Smith. Mrs. Nellie Hoard of Portland also ac companied her son and daughter in law to Hoquiam. Mi Raymond Chamberlain of Bellingham, Wash., and her daugh- t» r. Mrs. Gee left Tuesday couver, B. C with 1 home after Otto Mrs Chamberlains ■ ister. and other relatives, were formerly resi- Divorces Filed • lents of North Plains. id Mrs Frank H Brandes of Port- Arno Gari v* B I- i of the week of her daugh- r, Mrs. Harold Slade. Hawkins lv, n 1. \ - Florence F Mi and Mrs Clay Dorland and Murphy M M v- H 1. med Sunday from a i family ginit to San Francisco, hind other California points. Divorces Granted Garoutte Galen vs M Hzrrngton of Mr and Mrs P rtland sp?nt the week-end with M -- Angie Harrington and Mr Marriage Licenses nd Mn H I. Read. Howard Walt r Van Dyke, route Mrs. Bessie Baker left vest rday Forest Grove, and Evelyn Mari.- f r Sp kanc. W ish., for a week's visit with her s.sters. Mrs Charle.- Arthur Rovai Epperson and Min Johnson and Mrs Harvev Gray nie Bauer, roule 1 Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doy'* ai son Mr. and M.- Ed Jandrall in Salem Sunday. Be Informed Read the Argus. Place Your Orders Early ! FLOUR 9.8-lb. pkg. rn M m . s Aith a lot of i.in . Sperry’s Here hter, two Franks boy • U hm Pharmacy for dinner Mon- • run. to formulate plans roll call which began this chairmen are m< « Morris Weil, Thomas Doyle, 1 H H S nnard. Jonday visit with in law, M gion hall, be jnnlm The Daughters of the Union Vet eran« will meet in the V. F W. itali on South Ninth November 17 at 6 30 for a pot lurk dinner, instead of at the home of Dan Daffron in Forest Grove, as had been planned n.- are coming in quite it the Argus office, includin'! $10 membership from Hill and Dale club of south ’»ir.ehu . which is double its lal contribution in keeping with the flou ble quota e county. Gordon Sah now, chairman Cross roll call in Hillsboro, chairmen will land ; D. U. V. Holds Red Cross Roll (.cill Under IVay 1 ROXBFRY CRETONNE Smooth chintz-like quality to bring color indooi « « Yard ASC W . A . K M M K Y O O ..t I M By Baughner POE5 HE CARTOM OF HIS FAVORITE CIÖARET5
