s
fa rm in g to n
Cox Fam ily H om e Celebrates I7l!i
From
M onth's r Trip
fínnuai ffcunion
\S > »» .4
» *•
/I
2 -K T L L S B O R O A R G U S
. T h u ^ A u t u » ti,.:w
Muhly-Krampiath
Weddinq Held at
Rich land, Wash.
M iss Frouty Bride
Ot Mr. N iJe O w en s
i
W Í »-• John
T
D
m
Mi and
Mrs
R Cox and
FARM INGTOX
I
17th a,
son David retu rn ed Ju ly 23 from
a four-w eek trip east as far as n u a l F a r m in g to n re m
' S.'md'iv
• li e
I i " ' ,
Redeem
Redeemer
er L utheran church was
...
,,
fo. the w edding Ju n e
, i
\
. U'J " ’I’* ? , ’ ’ A t- H I. P
the • of M tti.u
M.ss D orothy K a n jp r.th £ £ f o i HuKbSrJ? S S * n ‘ high i” ” '
............... '
16
daughtr
ughler of Mr and Mrs. R obert cz-hnol Hístr «t
'
basket duine
»».,.-
■ « .
,
Iinurath
of
Richland.
W
ashing-
sc"
oo‘
a
‘-
M
nct-
.
.
b
in
,n
e
»
... ith ■
'
K .unprath
R ichland. Wxshing
,
bu.suie-s tin c i . ig g ,v
ton. form erly of Sew ard. Netoras-
1
l?he of i-S delegate» an 1 tnerich. chairm an
l.a. to Mr Iwst.u E Muhlv -,,n ', ‘sl,o " ! J™™ Oregon, atten d ed the
M inutes of last v e a r'. meet
ot Mr and Mis Fred Muhlv of '•a to n a l Education association con- and reports w ere i r u l Mi -
fo rn e ltu s
v entlon at Buffalo. N Y O utstand m ention was m ade
M
E,
The bride was
given
in m arriag e **'•£ feature of the m eeting _ was the G
IS g
i v e _________________
____
rom “ F.i i . I,,
r :. - S :
by her father and w ore a gown of entertain m en t of a gro u p f r o m so;, E d w u rJ M llle i H e .:, To >c
w hite satin. The close-fitting bod- H awaii and a plea for support for .,,,d At \ l m
\
• , 1.,
O
ice had a sh irred sw eetheart neck- the territory to becom e the 49’,n f lV. .
.(
line and long sleeves tapered over state of the union Figures present- JIt. p,
•. s
her w rists
H er fin g ertip veil of cd at the convention on attendance M .-
K
m
bridal illusion was held in a h a lo . at teacher colleges of the country-
.1 M , .j,, ;•
o t seed pearls
H er show er bou- indicated a serious teach er shortage u re r
quet was of roses centered bv an during the n ext four y ears
m ,. j c ,p ,
I’
“ ’¡st'd . . . .
• • • « » ,
The Cox fam ilv left for the east sented
-,■ S. d ,v
The b rid e s sister. Miss M ar.lyn by tram J u r e 26. go.ng fu s t to plaque and ,
i
K am prath. s e n e d as m aid of bon- Chicago and then to B uffalo The* hi
• • , ■
cr and w ore a gown of aqua ravon made a side tr.p to N iagara Falls of the MUleme • o ’ .
11 fat he-
trim m ed w ith w hite eve let em - a n J ¡i1e„ w en t t>n
j / ew. Y)J k P h lh p H al. .
stabliah
hfe derv
The brid eg ro o m s sister. an J W ashington, D C At the na- men: of
, «
Mi.sx Blanche M u h lv of C orehus. tional cap ital they atten d ed ses- h:>t ch u rc h -c . • . , \ »
was bridesmaid. She was attired »¡on- of congress and Cox had a the H.u
hutr
m '''H ow ravon trim m ed to con- conference w ith S en ato r Morse on u •' bi.
f<u hi with the gown w orn bv the legislation affecting schools
li>>2
m aid of honor
Both attendants
n
ih
c a rrie d
Colonial bouquets of
° n the re tu rn trip they went ...A . '
,
sw eet peas, rosebuds and carna-
. tJ .
9 h?°- tJ P‘ck UP s.vi
A
\t
lions
the school bus and then cam e west.
,, A‘' kU Jiul '
ra th Jr., and O scar Muhlv. broth
ers of th e bride and bridegroom ,
respectively.
The double ring cerem ony was
perform ed by the tw o b ro th ers of
the bridegroom, th e Rev
R
C
Muhl > i f i w in F an - Idaho aim
tin- Rev Elm er M u h l y o f A ber-
d-.-en. Wash., assisting.
Preceding the candlelight cere-
mony Ruben K am prath of A drian,
M ich.gan. b rother of th»> bride.
sang -Bless This House" and "The
Ixard's P rayer."
He was acconi-
nam ed by another bro th er of the
bride. W R K am prath of S eattle
Im m ediately follow ing the cere-
mony, a reception w as held in the
recreation hall w ith m ore than
75 attending. Rev. R C. M uhlv
2s to astm aster
T he b rid e is a g rad u ate of Sew-
nrd high school. Sew ard. N ebras-
ka. and has been em ployed as sec-
return- to the
-uperm dendent of
Richland schools. R. H Fergin.
The bridegroom attended nrep
school in Portland. Oregon, and in
O akland. Cal
*s a tnem ber of
t.us y e a rs graduating class of
Concordia Sem inary. at. uouis.
Mo
_ ___
nu„
T he young coup
th^ir home in M idland. South iT 'rU
Da- '
kota. w here the bridegroom has a
pastoral charge.
T c e te h e r e C o m p l e t e
S '.irn m r C o u i a e ^
M.
n ..qua : Ult Wet
and si
Ml Do J.is r i \ ut»
of the bride, an d Mi
A . '«
>• < e w tne> t s Mr
* R obert P ro u tj w ere j b
j t the wed J in»!
nd Mr> O w ens w ill be a!
n Prog l ess a fte r a shh-t
.u p a lo n ; the Ore»?«1
th e’r
>
S
Whcsuever-Will Tubernacle
(□ b o v e
H a v e O u td o o r V a c a tio n
C ash
fo r U s e d
and
B u rn t
Up
I ’I
.)
iiil
W. W.
EMBREE
SUNDAY Augii»! 4 - A ugii.t II K riv h -rt evei , idgld ol
6 ,,clock e.vcept Moiiday and S.iinrda)' Evi-iyone
eoidnilly Invitcd
M o to r s
■l'NDVY
Ile o
d lai
1! IH)
R obertson Electric
365 E. MAIN
Hillsboro. Oregon
N i't ih
EVANGEI.IST
a n d G e n e r a l A p p lia n c e R e p a ir
Mr and M r- John K ovalv and
fam ily re: tuned last week from a
tw a week> vacation, cam ping and
fishing
The first few davs were
'•net»' on ! e M cKenzie liv e
..mi
then to S u ttle lake for a ten days
stop
One of the hottest da vs
th eir vacation thev w alked over
«»now on the Santiam riv e r en
rou e t«» Squaw lake At the sam e
tu n e sw arm s ef m osquitoes w ere
b u i/in g around th eir heads.
">(<»
STREET
tono
a m
p ni
p ili
a
in
Sonda» Sili.m i
Mmnn g Worahip
Young l'eople.» Sei v n e
Evangeli die Sei vice
Phone 4573
lù -v
M e lliti E
J d itie s . P a s in i-
’s -
IH MEATS
• . IN ^A&Ak PRODUCE
At F. ife w a y you DO q e t
QUALITY M oats . . your
m o n ey will a lw a y s b a
g ra c io u sly re fu n d e d if
a n y p u rc h a s e e v e r fails
)o p ie a s e you W h en you
b u y Saf e w a y G u a ra n te e d
M eats you DO g e t m ore
for y cu r m o n e y b e c a u s e
c h e a p ” m e a ts a r e a l
w a y s e x p e n siv e a t a n y
p ric e 1
P r ic e s a r e D o w n
Supplies a re U p !
M to v«-70!, ll la®, mot®» f.v.itA,
iho- ÜUJ
more sa luda .
lh«»M <3la/al i:« j . j ; q «
PRICES aro actually l wer.
yuur 1 -oJ dall or a-va 1,1i.'H. r J
y » plan rt re „ . q - i U <.rc, ¿nd
Ihoso h«
il® m from our
irr*h Pi -iucQ
n
visiting the past m onth w ith Mrs
L e g io n A u x ilia r y
P ic n ic T u e s d a y N ig h t
A
Lui whcii Ihcy
10I uniti me 1 ri ir-
Ihc ht'ii-t» nf Iht* I »»rd
I* ilm . I ‘ ’ I
M O TO R R EW IN D IN G
re tu rn c .-
. . . .
trip they ran into 106-desree tem -
In ju red
R udolph S .m antel e.i
his left
p eratu re a: P ayette. Idaho.
h
and
in
the
gear- of tiie combine
> > >
Mond. • Tii n
.
e badlv
cu t and bruised
E m a n u e l L u th e ra n s
M argare- P u tn n
eit W. tm -
P l a n M l g g i n n P s s c tiv r v l
day
for the G u l Reserve .
J,?“
fe s tiv a l
CORX EI.IU5 -Emanuel L utheran J ' 1, •' ■
church of C ornelius will h .ld its » elebr-ites gm h ILirthU.iv
annual Mission Festival tins com-
'I - ' " , 1
banduy, August 4 A speciai b
''" e r in g for the mission w ork of
.ma Mr-
s. .
*^e church w ill be taken Rev O. ” •'-* b> jp - p - - ..nd M
Reitz of A m erican Falls. Idaho. si-*, ^u- -lay .; S,
* ***
guest speaker He is th e
” 1 < .
. ; >,
fath er o f th e congregation's pus-
-‘ vvaek , d
,1
tor. Rev. A rinin H Reitz.
B iow n horn,
Follow ing the m orning service, a
picnic lunch w ill be held at S hute V isit Seaside—
p ark in Hillsboro. All m em bers
B lanche V uylsteke and Norma
and fr.ends are cordially invited Q uter
are vaca': mii-.g
.
.
.
Seaside
*
S e lf rid n p q A tte n d
H uena
r U m itu r e M a rk e t
M r 3nd Mrs G e o rie Selfridge
w-ill leave S atu rd ay for San F ran-
cisco w here they- w ill a tten d the
fu rn itu re m art. From th ere they
y iH go to Reno. Nev., to visit Mr
S
elfridge's
1...
-rh».. sister. Mrs. C. H Whal-
.. *?k .expec w
g-*16 «»bout
r * ° " eeks
.it'.
Men of Discernm ent
CHOOSE
" S o y It
W ith
Flowers”
39<
Fresh
Salm on
V eal Loin Choos
0GMÇ' A t TV n
t -
n 0j n il
KELLINGTON
*
M iATvaies
O rnera W at hes
FLO R A L C O .
ÍU E. M ain
G ra d e s
A A & A Lb.
a a ï . a
GROUND BEEF
S-nve baked sal
mon tonight—along
with C a n te r b u r y
T ea—Iced, with a
slice of lemon.
V e a l B re a s t
Keepsake
POTATOES
T h e P re fe rre d
C u t o f th e B eef
Fresh d a ily
Lb
La -* * jj £
> ,« £
ra ww
P ork R o ast
Diamonds
I
Hillsboru
S B L *L -
La.
CUT
By the
Piece
AOc
Lb.
C3:
3 J
Phone 1891 — Hillsboro
V eoi R oasfs
B u m p S is te rs F ly
W ith M o v ie S t a r s
,' Æ
rm X
ï
u ,
Lb
LB
32c
Crlapy CUCUMBERS lb. lO U c
F» i i c o o l tr fi» hing
lb.
A
LOCAL CORN
G ulden Pantuni
14-lb. flat
DRY ONIONS
La>t chance for cunning
O regon Mr<llum<
CANTALOUPES
F' ü
; ' l ¿u "
ä
49<
NEW SQUASH
Pound Pricing
Saves You
Honey, Too.
W hite Kvullup inni
Zucchini
lh.
It,,,ikm -ik nr
Yelluu
n,
8‘
C o lo re d F o w l
C '
:D
GHAOf A
I
LB.
Leghorn F o w l
tj, ' ,; eo
:-; ial
gpad £ a
low Emet
£ ° ,£ 4 8 ‘
lb
'A
Lb52‘
Mear ¡entures arc ¡or
riday and Saturday only.
Why thould you
buy more lhan you
need7 Buying by
w eight give» you
the benefit of large
buying power even
on the sm allest p u r
chase!
'
/
F irm rip e
< - ) W EÁCHES
Flawless,
luscious
fruì»
lb.
F
Miss Cloyce B um p and Mrs. V iv
ian Forbes of H ollyw ood are v isit
ing at the hom e of th e ir parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. B Bump. They
flew to P ortland Ju ly 12 on the
sam e plane w ith th e Hollywood
stars w ho attended th e w orld p re
m ie re of the picture “C anyon P as
s a g e ” T hey will re tu rn to C ali
fo rn ia A ugust 17.
>
>
A
lb. 1 2 ! 2 c
T ender and fr« <h
B.lla(
APRICOTS
it
29c
GREEN BEANS
11W»
F i n n a n d r ip e
P ork S ausage
Bt ! K STYI ! OH
IN A V IS -ilif, CASING LB.
!b ..
10
RIPE TOMATOES
69'
39‘
P ork S te a k s
P O U N D BONE OR
B LA S L cuts
si
on hiw ay n ear city lim its
lb.
F ine for lem onade.
T-Bone Sfecfcs
B eef P o t R o a sts
It carries th e Good H> u<e-
keeping Seal of A pproval
NEWSHAM
JUICY LEMONS
O regon grown
No I s
O M E G A —the most aerarste
watch in the w orld A w arded
the
highest
rating
ever
achieved by any w atrh in
arc a racy tests, held under
rigid governm ent supervision
at the British National O b
servatory at Kesr. t ngland.
O ne D elivery Daily 1 M ornings)
E
Safew ay continues Io taq its nnxit cuts on display
clearly with the g rad e and the price. You cun gee
whert you are gettin j k r y r
m ey . . . you know
u w. I eat G-O-O-Dt
FO R B E A U T Y
D E P E N D A B IL IT Y
and ACCURACY
C u t F lo w e r s
P o tte d P la n ts
SEEDLESS grapes ‘j,:;1
S a f e w a y M e a t s a r c d e a r l y m a r k e d w ith p r ic e a n d g r a d e .
O M EG A
h<?me v 'S * 13 in iU vrr-’r d •*>* Chehalis
F rid ay and S atu rd ay
-------------------------------------
T he annual Legion A uxiliary pic
nic w ill be held T uesday evening
at 6:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Nye Bristol. I4S N orth F ifth ave
nue M em bers and th e ir fam ilies
a re invited. Those atten d in g should
brin g food for a po t-lu ck supper,
th eir own dishes and tablew are.
Coffee will be furnished.
M r and Mrs A drian Young, M r
and Mrs Doluh S tu art and Mr. and
Mrs K arl W-ldman w ill be the
greeters committee.
1 v i
R elurn lu C a lifo rn ia -
M u C Raymond M eyer, an:
daughter S o'.innv Who h a \e he. 1
Vl»iting at tin hom e uf Mt» la 'll,
M e t :» on toute 2 H ill.0010, fot
pa»t I
W f t ka. tell la»t Wed-
m day I O akland < d I h e v yy
• - t tin hmm ot Ml
uni M
paient» of Mi
Hivhaid lie
M.
unit of the
t th e F a rm
it
lan S m ith , le ft last week f o r Sun
The hom e of the cfficiating m in- Francisco to visit friends Thev will
ister. Rev Rov C. Parcel, in Van- also visit relatives at E! 'P aso
couver. Wash , w as the scene of Texas, en ro u te to th e ir hom e in
the m arriage Ju ly 23 of Miss De- Eagle Pass, Texas
lores Eunice Howard, d au g h ter of ..
Mr. and Mrs. P E. H ow ard of Alo- ‘" U fr" m
ha. and Mr Leslie C Benton, son
Mrs R W Nicholson of Seattle
of Mr. and Mrs. H erb ert B enton of £am e last w eek for a v isit w ith
Y akim a, Wash.
h er m other. M r- G. C. C hase of
The bride wore a dress of w hite H .llsbbro. P reviously the N ichol-
rtet w ith w hite accessories and a 5?*15 had m ade a trip along th e
lily corsage
O regon coast and on th e ir re tu rn
Mrs. W illiam Eugene G riggs of left th e ir d au g h ter M ary h ere for
P ortland, the bride's cousin, w as a visit w ith h e r grandm other,
m atron of honor. Mr. Ray How- v j u t in W ashinrton_
P0,^ ? d- b ro ,h e r of t h e ‘ M r and M n T Jo h n L aurs visited
A fter" tSheb e cerem onv th e couple f ^ U y ^ A ^ r d ^ in " a n d ' w H h
in ^ U r r i H ^ r e g o n
in M errill. Oregon.
*
Dr m d Mi A M A bram s and
Sil null ic tu n ie d Sunday from a
fivi week auto trio to the o.i.t
. n a I'm mg the tu p th e went
through 12 statey O regon, Maho,
W.uiniNg, Vmh. Nobtasi. 1 town
i '- i . o
Pi "i -vivan .i. No-,\ d a - , .
Si » Yotk Coime,-liout and Him,
I tu-v eno. univi 1-d lint we.ithei
d in in g mo.-t of ilio it ip and loi-ori
i-l find -inn luge, .m l high price
ti tilo e ¡si. I t o - . i i i h n w c v e i .
.1
le | Mtgd .1. boomini. Dr A in in i.
• A tm -od liim -elf a- being plenty
-I td 10 ho Daok m O i, m
wlackson
Return to Texas—
Miss Howard Bride
r
J*
n
a
V t Leslie Benton
M.tblev at
M j
PROGRESS
M « R o b e rt
P lu m y J.iuy itvi of Mi und Mi
R obert P routy of P io g te .-. «n.i
M ■ \
O u t'-.- of Soii.iJl- \\e-
m a ir.e d in T igsrd at H o 'c lo .-
I’uo-d.ty evening, by the justiev ol
fìhram s Batum
F i am Lonq Trip
Visit Relative» H e r r -
Mi , * i L o ïc '
nd .'H Donald
uf O akland. C a l. Mi» l'h u ile
Scott of Neyy bel g and Mr-: A. C
Pool of l ’url'.m d \l\ite d one dav
Uxl week .vitti their t elative .
Richard F Wile.
.nul dauulitri
K ationille .not friend» h ire m J
at O reneo Mi., l.eimv w.1.1 ioim et-
lv M allolle Meado of Orelo '
12
I rodare fra lu m for 1 rid»iy and Saturday only
• -,
* ’ll , b F¿
CHARM
. . . IN GROCERIES. T O O !
B a rk from U n iversity—
Bill Y ates retu rn ed last w eek
from the U niversity of Oregon,
w here he has been in attendance
at sum m er school. He is the son of
M r. and Mrs. B ert Yates of H ills
boro.
BLUE BELL
CHEF BOY-AR-DEE
POTATO CHIPS
RAVIOLIS
CHEESE
M ELLOW EST
A M ild C h e d d a r C h eese
OPEN
A G A IN
15®,
n ,I
P u m m el
L b.
^rne=^l//i
our
b a k e ry
fo r th e fin e st
b a k e ry
Roods.
H ILLS B O R O
♦
Rippling color di»e> from yovr
(fioufden lo your iliih fupi
and iwimi around the oh-i»
full ihrt Ferlire pint wilh
dew gray, summer limo with
tportnighl blue or butter,
chocolate brown with glamour
aquo in rayon Tit-Jot Thh It
on tttlutiro Carol* Ring fobrit
and patiorn. Siret 9 »0 15.
Tiiir*P
J U lC e
’ 14“
,a n
Buy 4 package of Canterbury Tea Compare
»he grand llavor ol thi« thrifty l»a with yout
Uvorite bund We think you II like Canler-
bury II not, relurn the unuied portion to the
»lore where you bought it and you will b«
given a like size package ol any
olher tea you may »elect from
our »lock
1
4r, 0»
13C
15' j - oz . Can
i r»c
17'
13
C°ST°^r JVL, ¿/C.
11 •« < 20c 3
Nob Hill Coffee
11, f " < 23c 211 45^
Soda Crackers, C ertii.j
E dw ards Coffee
i,h,
Assorted Cookies, Grand
Our M others Cocoa
C anterbury Tea
58c
: 28f 2ii 54c
2 lb p H . j gc’
«81
r k<, 36c
fe e d - d keeps you coo/
keeps yo u g o /n g /
Other uses,
tool
11 p k ,
, ka j ge
Hi-Ho Crackers, wr.'?.7.
lb. p k ; 21»
P reserves
ll, lar 34e
Chiko Spread
Sw eet Mixed Pickles, l-'U y '5,7 28«
Kerr Jars, Economy
36c
C h o w M ein
D O R O T H Y ’S
H E A D Y -T O -W E A R
Mrs. Jay c McKalson Sm ith, Prop.
S TO R E
H illsboro, O regon
Ben Gee brand-—
i
J
Complete Chinese
A Ac
Dinner
Corfor, G F
W h ite King
T o ile t Soap
3 1 - ,.,
14‘
C ig a r e tte s
Camels, Chesters, Luckies,
Old Gelds, Kocls, Raleighs
Q
«5"7« C ar «f .33
A pkgs
ton
£. B
1
11 j g e
T en d erleaf Tea, black '/»-lb. pkg 2 4 c
3 pkla. j g c
»¡JJ 23c
Cann/jiq Suppb’jiA.
ànterbury
Soda Crackers, Sn w 1 lukeo
D rink Mix, Deshie
Seedless R aisins, D»»cri
f
SpraurdA , fa.
A irw ay Coffee
jj 55 n g 3 c
Je lly G lasses, i] " ;:,
DOZEN43c
Ja r R ubbers
3pk«n. 10»
Ja r Lids, K.-rr brand
n-f.;p<» U
Dill Pickles, Columbia
Cider V inegar
3oz j g f
I Yt at.im 8 5 c
VX'¥"
S alted Peanufs, Kemps
W alnut Meats,
Sandw ich Bags
Sno-W hife Salt
pk-j of 12 3 25»
Milk
Loffi»
Suzanna
P a n c a k e Flour
2 b ,b - ’ îo i, 7 5
I rand
P lu m n r
lo d ig l i
_________
K ellogg C e re a ls
Variety p a c k -
10 different
Abe
kinds
di
krrW A Y
SA I
•44»
"n°,î 27«
H-ib. pk,, 53e
1 1
N. 2nd Ave., H illsbors
(O pposite C ourthouse on
N orth 2nd Ave.)
2«' , 2
f.ib b y
No 2
T om ato Ju ice
fanr y
ta n
Clam C h o w d e r , - z
V egetable S o u p ,; jt ho
-n gc
Soup Mix, 1 ,f.' r,'£ H
3pk'i 23«
Smoked Salm on,
1H
N7,n''- 48c
P u rity O ysters
5-oz. con 4 5 c
B A K EB Y
IM
T
t O
o W
w N
n W o v r
t. U IT
If
GRAPEFR
1-lb.
Size
tdhjai^ otkfi/c J m . would
durai, jnakí, í / uíl . offac?
Y oung Peas, Seo Rock II 2 can 1 2c
Green Beans, Su’,!J.'.i' M< 2 c a n i j c
Baked Beans, Heinz
¡-. ¿.can 13c
Sliced Beets, Wh?e Taq :i 2 c p n lQ c
S pinach, Emerald Buy Ho. 2'4 can } 8c
S a u e rk ra u t, ^nneville Hr 2'/2Can 17c
Button M ushroom s, ! e '3 ’ ¡7’ 44c
Hart»*
G rapefruit broken
Mfinenta
DENNISON’S
W illi M e a t in S au ce
2 5 e Pkgs.
F u r P ic n ic s
Conrod ^ood^, Soupi.
TODAY
Shop
53'
PORK & BEANS
I