Thursday, November 13, 1911
HILLSBORO ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON
Hillsboro Boy Enjoys Flying
In United Stales Marine Corns
Plea Issued
For Adult Help
In Scout Work
NAVY TRADE TRAINING CAVE ME MY START
S.ÌYS P^SÍDENÍ, SPEHRY CORPORATION
'flying in :i ri ih ‘ h ” frinii the new flight training
<>l’ Hillsboro, will leave here soon for Quantico, Virv
Page Seven
Ed-
V h -
ame
Machinery Lack
with
id*.
place
fill.
Ihara came
village
He that dnnketh
shall thirst again.
, said that scout
now reaching but
THOM \S \. morí ; \\ ÍJ
in in ert), pr<
t 'ir ed
training to young nun in nearly
1 I I -ent trad« and vo ation «.
ie for advancement,
ratios, for travel
identical wheth-
in the regular
al Re erve—and
lothing, medical
md dental care arc the same.
facturai
Examinations Listed
For Civil Service
Scouts in
( uba in 70 Cub
007 adults
olunteer leaders.
Oberteuffer said "the Boy Scouts
of Amen,occupy a singular po
sition in the social structure of
this country in its ability to con-
tribute much
our present na-
membership
organization
training of its members
fit
the
tasks
which
our national effort.”
Main problem, he stated, is not
at of "curing boys for inernber-
ip in th.- movement, but rather
involves the securing of suf-
■nt adult
to provide
adequate and
’e program
in this council terri-
who
or
to be
Holly Shipments
Need Approval
Burner Study Reported
awdust
fui nui •
82 300
-omnwm
n t hf Pat
¿ni Will»}
uniini
nniehhiery
Mibb*,
to utilize
III equipment
equipment. hi
u:ln
bullrtin entitled "Hatm
is the first pi»
literature dealing
. i
Full
Mrs. Ladd Riles
Held Wednesday
1 liilsboro
afternoon
Visitor Leaves
For New York
left
NY Mr<
wirk fol
mile, and
minuti
ly on their
md shooting
in
hqld Wedn<
survived by
Della Ammer
io grandchildren
Real Estate Transfers
Plan Hot Lunches
Mason Hill School
HELVETIA MASON HILL
The !
in Mason Hill arc
ave
hot lunches
wit il her
Kev
Dickman
The Hock Creek home
sion unit meets with Mrs.
Jossy today • Thursday > The
Mrs
Joss
Mi
Ei neet
lie, who w
• ent "Meeting
This unit <1
lunch
members, alkwing others t
the cost by donation. Mrs
Heichvn, Mrs. Fred Zahir
Mrs. Frank Jeffrie* are
the lunch for this meeting.
born in Saxton
of Washington county
the in
Klovk
I am the bread of life
the true vine . I am the way
truth and the life. .
am thr
good shepherd
f am the light
of the world
I am the resurrec
tion and the life. In all of this
Christ is naming himself the eter
nal God, knocking at th^
door. Open and he will
in
and sup with you and you with
him.
back, this time t
the district of
Above the sea of Galilee are the
tombs where wandered the mar
possessed of the demons. Legion
were these demons who had mad<
his body their dwelling place and
no chain could bind the man
Always he goes shrieking and cut
ting himself. At Christ's word, th«
demons leave the man and enter a
herd of Twine that dashes down
into the sea. The word is carried
into the city whereat the crowd
flocks out to find the man n<
longer possessed but clothed and
in his right mind and sitting a’
Jesus’ feet.
The scene closes with the mar
begging to follow in Christ’s train
"Go home and tell how great thing
the Lord hath done for thee,’
Jesus commands. And he departed
ano began to publish in Decapo
lis how great things Jesus had
done for him.
And you, have you opened your
heart to Him and has He prover
his Godself
you?
Do
your
friends see what great things he
hath done for you? Quit trying
in your own strength and let him
become your joy,
hope,
peace
cheer, wisdom, love every hour
of the livelong day.— (This space
paid for by Oregon businessmen.)
Commercial
holly
orchardists
have been advised to keep in mind
th.'
that holly must be in
before th»1 state depart
ment of agricultural
will
issue
certificates for its shipment. Holly
moving front the state in com-
meriial lots must all bear the
according to a
ment from the state office.
All holly that
inspected and
found to be scaly must be dipped
in an oil dip before It is eligible
for hipment, the department says.
The approved formula for dip Services Planned
ping holly is two gallons of med
Smith
ium summer oil to 98 gallons of
Funeral services will be held
wat»r Orchardists who do not
need 100 gallons of the dip may Friday afternoon at the Forest
u.«‘ these proportions for smaller Grove Undertaking company chap
quantitie
detergent (one-half el for Addie Melmtha Smith. 85,
pound of porno or vat sol) is rec-
ommended but not required for
th» dip. Holly should be dipped
three minutes. drained five min-
utes. and washed in and out in
fresh water, according
to
the
statement, and the solution should
Classified Ads.
21c
47-oz.
Tins
12-oz. tins
Tide-Crest
25c
5-oz. tins
14-oz. bottle
CATSUP—Snider’s
Oyster Cocktail Sauce—Snider’s____
nfPf/f VÇ Nalley’s Treasure Island
r
12-oz. jar
OLIVES—Ripe. H & D Mammoth
Your enr needs «penal oulfiltina for winter, too. It's limo
now to have ur winterin' your car. Protcrl it ngninsl freez
ing. Bo auro you enjoy the safety nnd riding comfort that
result from these live simple steps of
lb- 23c
BOILING BEEF
lb- 12c
Ritz Crackers
Lb.
Box
21c
2
nti ^
30 c
folger ’ s .
(2-lb. tin 58c)
-lb.
bex
2. RrAII radiator and adii 3 quarts Foni
Anfi-l rrrtr containing Rust Inhibitor.
1. AdjuM Miock alMoiÌM-ra for winter
driving.
4. Change In winter lubrlranta for rear
aale and tranaminaion
S. Change to winter engine oil.
All five steps of this complete winterizing NOW AT SPE
CIAL FLAT RATE FOR ANY FORD V « ONLY
INCLUDING »» NTERIALSI
2 lbs. FRANKFURTERS
1 quart KRAUT
MacKenzie Motor Co
3r<l and Washington
Hillsboro
Phone till
4-oz. tin 39c
SUGAR
Spreckles
29c
10-lb.
Bag ....................
59c
$5.72
100-lb. sack
17c
Aroma De California. Red or white,
TABLE WINES. 4/5 quart ...........
3 12-oz. tins 29c
TOWN CLUB LAGER BEER
69c
7-UP MIXER or BEVERAGE. 28-oz. contents 15c
MARGARINE db ' e T r 2
WALNUTS tr0"' ung”ded
29c
19c
29c
Q No. 2 QEr
Xt tins vJl
MTV V DARIGOLD
FalLA (Case, $3.95)
BIG 29 OZ
BOTTLE
Only
3 S 25c
POST TOASTIES 3 X 15c
CHERRIES
MARASCHINO 3-oz. bottle ...
ED S MARKET
Vegetables
Fruits
Friday and Saturday Only
FOR BETTER MEATS
CRANBERRIES
Coos Bay
•b. 19c
BOTH
FOR
Select your
TURKEYS
/in«
49b
FRED’S
CAPONS
Plus Small Bottle Deposit
GEESE
for Thanksgiving
SUPERIOR MARKET
NOW!
ROYAL
See us before you buy . . .
you're assured of a plump,
tender bird at
We close at 9 o’clock sharp every Saturday night
SODA WORKS
Res. Phone 325
345 E. Main
Hillsboro
« quarts
Lowest Market
Prices!
33c
LETTUCE
Extra fey. Lge., solid heads
2
lie
heads
SWEET SPUDS
DUCKS
Bottled and Distributed by
Deliveries Daily
25c
Lb.
np lire STRING. H. & D.
DZlARj Vertical pack.
BEEF ROAST
PORK ROAST
15 c
30-oz. jar 23c
WINTtR CAR-CONOITIONING
I Drain and finali moling ayattm. Van
lord Cooling System Cleanser Drain
and flush again Cheek thornughly fnr
No. 1 tin 19c
DFAC H & D- Tiny
fL/D Sweet and tender.
WATCH FOR
RIB STEAK
15c
2 No. 1 tins 25c
OLIVES—Ripe. YamhiH
NESCAFE—Instant Coffee
because
19c
21/a tin 19c
PINEAPPLE, sliced—Del Monte
SUNRISE—Most popular brand
Pard Mutt Dog Show Dates
Imagine trying to got through winter with the same
clothes you hiivc worn all summer. You’d be numb and
»tiff with rolil!
Bottle
2 No. 1 tins 27c
FRUIT COCKTAIL—Goodrich
L ua *
uhen you serve delightful,
sparkling 7-L'p! For the
tempting lemon-lime
flavor of 7-Up is a party
favorite. Guests like the
15c
MAYONNAISE DPTSES Q. 47c
rArmc
WITH PLEASURE
TIN KIW
«»f
29c
2 for 19c
°’- 29r
CRANBERRY
SAUCE 2 17 tins
Ocean Spray
MINCE MEAT—Graco
GUESTS ACCEPT
part
10c
V-8 COCKTAIL
OYSTERS
■|b box
Phone 651
DRUGS
H. & D.
303 tin
Pacific Sedas.
THIS IS
Wlirrc Y<»u Nave With Naf<
HILLSBORO
N. B C
CRACKERS
smooth side gives direct full heat. And
Kantleel gives you full 5 year universal
PEAS and CARROTS
SHREDDED WHEAT
2
TWO HEAT11
side a toft comforting heat while the
Prices Effective FRIDAY through MONDAY. Nov. 14 to 17
SODAS
KANTLEEK
For instance, Kenlleok’s simple yel effec
PlGGL*
SNOWFLAKES
MlNMlOfHING SHOPPE
tive 2 heat bottle gives you on the finned
Phone Hillsboro 3171
PUMPKIN H-* D
Raised by Fred himself. Place your order now
we've just the size you want.
well. Theft why to many choose Kanlleek.
FIR GROVE DAIRY
Grade A Milk and Cream
PEAS
15c
Services were held Thursday af
ternoon at the Christian church
in Hillsboro for James Henry
Watt. 4, small son of Mr. and
Mrs Hemer Watt, who died
Monday at Salem.
The boy was uorn July 4. 1937,
Hillsboro but had been in a
ikni hospital because of illness.
Mugford officiated at the
ind burial was at the I.
F. cemetery.
Plump, Meaty, Flavorful Turkeys lor
YOUR THANKSGIVING FEAST
Phyticiant recommend dependable prod-
a refreshing, healthful drink for young or old. It's an easy
habit to acquire . . because her boss will deliver milk
to your home daily.
Watt Rites Held
YOU NEED A WINTER OUTFIT, TOO
WATER
FIR GROVE GRADE A
RAW OR PASTEURIZED MILK
Green Giant
tump farmers in that neighbor- I
rod. .ome loeakd where it is
mall children
into the Haley house
walk to school
Denney *-
G. dfr
Three Gel Ilk
Shasta,
but i
lived a short time near Heed
s Ja pt r returned Fri- ville.
a hunting trip near
Pnrty N bumii I mt 26
They each brought
M hs Vivian Jeffrie j of Bithany
an elk
Mi ard Mrs ( >11 Solberger mu is opening her home
a public
pai I y
Junior
club.
r and "500” will br played.
ion Beiger has added a new
an't understand why some grown-ups get the
idea that milk is only good for children. She thinks
they should know that
Oregon has approximately 250
acres of commercial holly in bear
a ing.
Homan
orm
the
pro-
afternoon at the
Young’s Funeral
F Pemberton of-
intoi ment in the
BAFFLED
rihail
hai
hall never thirst; but the wate
»hall h
ipringin
thirst.
mean
For Addie
inanufotui io
Delia Drug Store
Fir Grove Bossy s MOOds
noontime
»•Util pHHll!
guarantee I
«•st Grove; Sylvia Snyder and Kay-
mond Smith of Wolfe Point, Mont.,
years and uc- Edward Smith, Santa Monica, Cal,
four three grandchildren,
and
three
great-grandchildren.
■alb
ilaveM by my
ords But Gip-
t hough the dream
i run
\< \ » mb« i
She married Robert S Smith on
November 22, 187«. and had six
children Surviving are four chii-
Jerseys, smooth
5
25c
it»«.
celery
Utah green, large stalk
Sweet and tender.
13c
I a< h
grapefruit
Arizona Sunkist, large size
5
for
23c