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B. P. Cìuìj Leads State in Bond Buying I I I I I II. H u I III - III.' \\ miii'ii's 'ioiitil lit i' nielli . lull' ( ou nty ( i iris H if] nr sc nm-d No Absences HITTIENPÄ ARGT’^— * Attend Meeting For National President V. F. H Music Contest citili M> - Jevse Bi o V r and M' Hug M i unpihiii E <d I lull Î • fl, 191 Merickl^s Observe 40th Anniversary Mi and Mrn. Henry Mvrickk (Hebratrd their loth wedding nn mv» i ¡ary Friday During the nt ternoon a beautiful pottery set nr Mi Les F in. lam Mt bicakf urani. Poi M r »m the Ahre M Donahue i of the V« of Foreig ,n War* Auxiliary III I III' M i health Ith de- it League of Womèn V Jers to Meet Here Id' ■ f Laurel. 1C42 Hilhi grad- > last week ccm- f school in which < d « j single day he attendee! th“ 100I before com« He * 1 verage for the •gh ch ,ol here diff, i rut lie nil Mi I It! Elizabeth Panek Nein Statt Nurse .lift and Mr- F H X W 91 Attend Firemen's Meet r Social club will ifterr. on at the t m- 1 luncheon, with Red ind card- following Ho t< committee includes Mes- dames J W Poynter, ch urm in. William Woods. R.eci' H ithhor i. J J Engelhardt, and I ; ibel Brad- meet Friday "Say It With Leave for Cheyenne Mr and Mr Frank Challacombe and the r daughter. Mr Glenn Hieber, leave Jodav 'Thursday) for Cheyenne Wyoming, where they will vis* .Mr Hub:r. who is sec ond lieutenant in the quarter mas- t* r corps at Fort Warren. Mr. and Mr Challacomb*- will be g me a w « k and Mr Hu ber will remain with her husband as long as he is stationed there. To Have Clean-Up ial w A Hoyer, dr Mei O. E. S. Social Club Meets Friday Pr»-- dent .it th? N«'i Woodcraft hall Moni department afterwards. Washington Auxiliirv No JtkWi was Mrs esse Brown. Mi I, Alter Mr Hugh Fa.n- ham and Mr t Swanson. Mrs Ernest Helv gt attended th* dopa officers lunche* n the B nson hot 1 in honor of Mrs Donahue with .1 meeting of t council following. bars r f evening meeting Wi- W t di , T ic ttna. Lewis Ickle. Flowers Cut Flowers Potted Plants NEWSHAM FLORAL CO. East on highway near city limits. is cenv tery will be Saturday. May 23 «ith a pot-luck dinner at the You can get richer without get- Farmington school house at noon. ting bigger—Advertise. U Phone 1891 Hillsboro Kobin her Portland r,mg at Medical HOW FAR WILL A FOOD DOLLAR GO ? P art of the answer is IN THIS SHOPPING GUIDE : ! Ji en And the other part is in the Safeway Store near you. There you will find low prices on every item, every day. Not just a few low prices on advertised specials. Try shopping at Safeway for 30 days. See how much farther your food dollar will go when you make a saving on every item you buy. And remember — you must be entirely satisfied with every purchase you make at Safeway —or your money back. Roy Burnett Jr. Has Operation Idan Dance May and Sur. Mr, Mrs. Hiinmelriqht Leaves ior East M J M It Rooms Requested For Rainbow Girls Himmi Room W i ar* 300 : need, d for Grand As-embl. of Ord ’bo« Juno 4. 5. and t> leseen ce dent at 1941. and L. Anderson Graduates Mrs J l. And. r-on left Tuesd. and n W.iho Moose Women Havi* Flag Drill an the «trill Chuk UU Mai hl was giv«n a i and handkvr- I ! 'C' !’• »rtI md bv c< - drill n work May Mr will Moo will be H phone Mr of thv n flau Neb Mr.- ; return accommodât i call Mr Mrs. Pearson Heads Mothers’ Club Club Elects Officers r, * ..f H'lhi < fur Mi Fiank Pearson was elected I» h udunt of tlw Mothers' club at Hann B and Wil a meeting last Wednesday after horn if thfir h<»mo noon at th« home of Mrs Wilford Veibonrt, with Mis Jim Burns guest «vere Mr and ; \. V. F W. Groups Meet W hei :al < f Portland Wieber was elected vice-president ar <>f Foreign Wars Burns, and Mi- rapii company mid Mrs J H Pot-Luck Dinner Planned for Church Canned Vegelables-Fruils .should make Hiv M. ,li F W hall A enverrd dish pot-luck dinner Mis< Enid I.ar>on ...'ll! M th Receives Greetings ' II be hold .it the S i»trh Pr s- Day week- nd at 1er horn.’ in Outstanding (îirl— M> Willi,on G,..f*.r Harrisburi' She w. accompanied has compì M "I lu î ' «In y ci * • I r.' fi 30. by M E I. Hurd who visited cd the eighth grade F Gil her son at Oregon Sta‘e co!leg 1 high school. Dallas and Fas be and friends the in a' Corvallis. Mrs Clyde Yount and outstanding g rl of her Mis J M l\ r>.'n, wh i v 'ited L r vhich Car! B Fentoh their daugl ltrs a: University of It X t light Mrs. Wismer Secretary iliary makes this Ameriz; anism Rovai ill n M J J W iner has been ap- Tom Beighky who is stationed award of one five dollar bo pointed . Tretarv for th“ Emer- at Fort Lewis. Wash., spen' Sun defense -t imps Elsie R is and eenev <’li>ct which Is being spun* day with his cousin. I. Sherman, niece of Robert Yungen of He! (I bv the Junior Women's club, and other relatives with he.idquar'.ei > at the honv of Mrs Al Rank received M ther's Mr Abendroth Herbert Maurer, who in Day cablegram greetings from her an 1 Mr son. Kenneth «-ho is «ith army ducted into the army three months ago. is in the medical department nived Mond., air corps in Australia. Mi M V « M .- Winifred W.ley spent Jun- week-end visiting Mt Hamilton. and week’s Alice Connell her husband. | ior week-end at Oregon State col- friends in Hillsboro and Portland ,.. ■. . I ♦ ......1 ' Altmd Honor Dinner Leaves for California— nd W W E!- Mrs George Harms and Mrs M:s< Gladys Rood left Monday I eighteunth wedding anniver- Paul Harms are .spending this evening for San Francisco and ¡.os I week rt Seaside Angeles for an indefinite stay. I 1 idr elect Honored— Pm Hand Mi-« Leanore Sherman of ’en- Miss Brittiin Hostess— Mi Grace Himes gave a brid il slicwer May 13 honoring Miss dleton spent the week-end with her Miss Blanch«' Brittan entertained Mill.cent Ro-, bride-elect of Ber parents, Mr. and Mrs L Sherman seven guests May 13 with a wiener nard O’Neel of Portland Twiuity Mis. Mike Bahn returned home roast. Bridge was played later in guests were present Miss Deris Sunday from a short trip. the evening. Kir sei was assisting hostess. Bratcher returned •verni months' . stay • Pho nix. Arizona. Mrs. Bratcher, •h« r daughter. Mrs a Verne I Fi ■and her on Char I turn in the ..umm r. the Met : <' t church will in et this afa moon (Thursday) at 2 o'clock j witii Mr F^hth « venne come. lub Meets— ruas club will meet with Mrs S W M< Ihnish tonight (Thursday) nt H o'clock for its soe al meeting. Mr Guy Paine will lx* assisting Sugar Bell Peas, No. 2 can Del Monte Peas, No. 2 can Tomatoes, Sea Rock, 2 s Beets, sliced. Highway, 2s Corn, Count. Home, cr. 2s Corn, C. H., kernel, 2s 2 for Del Monte Corn, No. 2. 2 for Gr. Tag Beans, No. 303 can Sauerkraut, Hwy 2 can Fruit Cocktail, Host. D. Is Fruit Cocktail, Libby, Is Peaches, Castle Crest, 2 Peaches, Bl. Tag, Freest. 2 Apricots, Valley Gold, 2 Grapefruit, Glenn Aire, 2s Duchess. Mayon., NuMade, pt 25c; qt 45c Kraft Mayon'se, pt 31c; qt 53c Catsup, Red Hill, 14-oz. bot. 11c C-H-B Catsup 2 for 25c 36c Oleo, Sun. Bk. 1-lb. 17c; 2-lb. 33c P-nut Butter, Real R., 2-lb jar 34c Kre-Mel, ast. flavors Pkg. 4c Marshmallows, 4 4-oz pkgs 14c Kraft Cheese, lb. 21c 85c 24‘.--lb. Domestic. No. Assorted. Baby Foods Gerber's. Lemon or Vanilla Flavor Westag. Toilet Soap, deal pg. 4 bars 20c Sweetheart. Soap 3 bars 20c Facial Tissues 4'a-oz. cans 500's 23c Stellar. 200‘s Juices - Beverages Grapef’t Juice, T. H., 2s 3 for 25c Tom. Juice, Sunny Dawn. 2s 9c Inst. Postum, 4-oz. 23c; 8-oz. 39c Ovaltine, Pl or choc, 1g can 61c Cherub Milk, tall cans. 3 for 24c Milk 3 tall cans 25c Big 29-oz. Bottle Phis Small Buttle Deposit 15c ROYAL SODA WORKS 315 E. Main St. Hillsboro, Oregon I h. jC 13c 2 QC." 88‘> 45c 50c NEW PEAS Fancy. Lb. 23c Bleach, Wh. Magic. Qt. bot. 10c Rinso - Oxydol, 24-oz. 2 for 45c Duz Gran. Soap 2P/2-OZ. box 23c Feis Naptha Soap 4 bars 19c Liquid Wax, VarBrite. Qt cn 69c Dog Food, Kendall. 5-lb pkg 65c Dog Cubes, Friskies 2-lb. 23c Albers Cereals Breakfast Foods Peacock Oats. reg. or quick. 9-lb. bag 43c 28-oz. pkg............... 22c NuVita Rice. Popped 8c Wheat. 8-oz. bag GRAPENUTS Reg. gkg. I 2 for 25c Sperry Wheat Hearts Sunkist. ONIONS. ASPARAGUS KELLOGG S PEP 10-oz. pkg. Shredded Ralston Cereal. Pkg. 12c Juicy, delectable meats will stimulate those ap petites—and Safeway's meats are guaranteed to please you—every time! Prices for Fridas' and Saturday Only BEEF ROAST,. 27c BOILING BEEF ■„ BACON FRESH HALIBUT 17c 27c 29c Blade cuts of genuine steer beef—tender, juicy, full flavored. For soups, stews—rich in beefy flavor. EASTERN. By the piece. Lb................................. Sirloin Steak c 10c It WISHES, LETTUCE. GREEN. BUY U. S. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS with what you save at SAFEWAY 1-lb. can Spry - Crisco, 1-lb 25c; 3 lbs 71c Keen Short'g 1-lb. 17c; 4-lb. 65c GUARANTEED MEATS 37c 7c S'" 3 for 13c) LEMONS Lb. 19c Royal Satin Shorten. 3-lb cn 63c Plan Healthier Meals STRAWBERRIES Arizona. 4-lb. pkg. 69c 1-lb. pkg. Julia Lee Wright’s 10-lesson course in nutrition will help you plan tastier, nn re wholesome meals. To enroll send 25c. your name and ad dress to Box 660-CC. Oakland. Cali fornia. Act no«! GUARANTEED FRESH PRODUCE GRAPEFRUIT Lb. Pure Lard It will save your time on Fridays and Saturdays and help us give you bet ter. more efficient service every day. Besides, all Safewav prices are low —EVERY DAY! A healthy diet calls for plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, There's always a variety of them at Safeway—popping fresh! Prices Effective Friday and Saturday Only for Regular cakes Shop Earlier in the Week ( '4-«llon S3c) 6c 3 for 10c Fleischman's Yeast For Wartime Efficiency Borden's Hemo, 1-lb. can 59c COFFEE Nob Hill, lb. bq 23c; 2-lb. bg. 45c Airway, lb. 20c; 3-lb. bag 58c Edwards, lb. can 27c; 2-lb. 53c M.J.B., lb. can 30c; 2-lb. can 57c Hills, lb. can 31c; 2-lb. can 59c Lb 10c Wax Paper, Diamond 125 ft. 14c Matches, Favorite. 6-box ctn 19c Pet. Carnation, Borden's, etc. ORANGES Valencias 10c 8-oz. bottle Lux. Lifebuoy. Palmolive or Camay 3 for 19c Fluffiest. 4 pk^s. in one. SOAPS - HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES AND HISCELANEOUS (Giant size DELTA LOTION 21c Large pkg. 3 for 19c 10'.-oz. cans 75c Swansdown Cake Flour key tins Tang, pure pork, 12-oz. can 29c Rancho Soups 2 for 11c 91c 24%-Ib. Hormel's Sardines No. 2^ can FLOUR - SHORTENING Kitchen Craft Flour 49 lbs. $1.72 Libby No. U Gold. American, Brick. Pimiento, Swiss Harvest Bios. Flour 49 lbs. S1.39 Libby. Candies - Desserts 14-oz. bottles Cap Corned Beef, 12-oz. can 21c Corned Beef Hash, No. 1 cn 14c Pigs Feet, 14-oz. jar 21c 19c 27c 17c Sleepy Hol. Syrup, 5-lb. can 63c Brer Rabbit Molasses 32c 24 '--lb 2 for lie Pinto Dry Beans 3-lb. pkg. Rice, Bl. Rose, fey. 2-lb. pk. Raisins, seedless, ch'ce. 4-lb. New Leader Crackers, 2 lbs. 21c Crown Patent Flour 49 lbs. SI.82 Deviled Meat Crackers - Dried Foods 33c Pint Canned Meals, Fish, ele. USE Hillsboro, Oregon Salad Dressing, qt. jar 24-oz. pkg. 19c 50-oz. pkg. __ W.r-h . spent the week-end here •x ith liis parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Andersiin. ‘■Where You Save With 12c 14c 12c 9c 12c 25c 25c 10c 10c 13c 14c 19c 19c 17c 12c SU PURB SOAP CRYSTAL WHITE SALAD OIL WESSON OIL X hits Rclalives Here- Mrs Anna Seidel of St. Paul, Minn an veil hist Thursday for a few months' visit «-ith her daugh- t r. Mr Louis Hurd, and family Visits from Fort Lewis— POISON OAK Bolllc, 50c Delia Drug Store Dressings - Sauces - Spreads 33c I.h. Ground Beef Pure and fresh. SAFE 25c Lb. BOLOGNA LIVER SAUSAGE FRANKFURTERS 27c Luncheon Meals Assorted. Lb. 33c
