B. P. Cìuìj Leads
State in Bond Buying
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HITTIENPÄ ARGT’^— *
Attend Meeting
For National
President V. F. H
Music Contest
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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
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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
!
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!’• »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
,..
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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