The Hillsboro argus., March 13, 1947, Page 4, Image 4

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sla n t hom e d e in o tU r a tio u .
m erce held a business and social
If a In n e rv ase is eoivpiv
h?> n a m e . h m o rin . M is A zalea
m - im : in the RNA hall M ondav S ,'1
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me d e m o n -: r.tio i:
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;• f**w o th e r guests w ere present to c o lle c t v o lu n ta ry e o n trib .it ons is lu ll e x te ir a -. am bliulin .
T he banquet was served b . th? fo r c o n stru c t!o n of m e h ouse
fatin g m a te r.al o r b olh m e call
r UA ch b of the high school.
for. I. th e d re ss f o n e ,- heal
C h a lrin . n . o u ild i . tun«! ,
th e seam b in d in g m a
be
A eo
M rs . S h ip le y H o n o r e d
m ltte e in c h a rg e f th e eam oa
the s k i r t ' e d g e I'.i:
M rs J o d ie J o h n s o n . G lenw ood . a n d d irectly
O n 74th B ir th d a y
c o -ch a irn i.in is M r
l e ste r C y p h e r. the b in d in g up so . !>out one qii. i:,
m eh of th e d re ss f. brie is «m th e u-i
N o rth P lu m s
M rs C h jrli
S hiplev celeb rated
for th
local fund drive b e r si e of the sk irl If tin- d ie --
hi" ,9lh b irth d av annivers.ir-. Sun- in e Plan*
go.'d- is light w eight, a facing
ca.v w ith a fam ily d in n e r P resent ber* lu d e th e f o i l,
e x te n sio n u n its w ill . 'on: .in m eh yy i.le y\ lien finish«d
w ere Mr and M r- L eo n ard S h ip - raise fu f n d local
s bv v o lu n ta ry con trib u n e ed e d , to g iv e b o d y to :he . k m
ley an i baby. Mrs G lad v s R eppeia
edge
plant sale*, auction
and
and son Hugh of P o rtlan d . Mr and d tions,
M iss Sc ihorn slate- that i
in n er
Mr
Phil P arm ley and son C lin­
o n trib u tio n s should b e sen to poss.ble to Jengthen a d ie s b\ .v
ton. M r an d Mr« G eorge M cFar M C
least
bands Inserted m m e'
rs Johnson b \ A p ril l.S
lane and fo u r ch ild ren c i Forest
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G rove. Mr and Mrs E rw in Ship-
ley and son M elvin of H illsboro
H onored at P arty
M rs R o b ert C u irig h t gave a party
S atu rd ay aftern o o n for h e r siste r
V irginia M ier
in celeb ratio n « !
the la ttri s 14th b irth d ay ajiniver-
stay. Follow ing an aft’e rn.ton of
gam es refresh m en ts w ere served
P re se n t w ere Rita and M arlene
Riedel. In etta Mav A rl.n e H eart
Bessie Davidson. C h arlo tte Sw ank
C laudia Rings and N ellie C q trizh t
Mrs Cecil P arm ley and t\x» sons
spent four days last w eek at the
h -m e of h er paren ts Mr. and Mr-
H arold O ber. at N ehalem . Mr
P arm lev is fallin g tim b e r n ear N e­
halem and is staying wsfch Mr and
M rs. T im ber
Mrs. H enry G ilb ert a tten d ed a .
b irth d ay p arty given for h er sister
tn-law. Mr- H arry A -bahr. at C or­
vallis T hursday
T he nam es of Miss B everlv H am ­
m ond c i H ay w ard and M rs Cecelia
V andoberg of Roy w ere o m itted
iro m th e list given last week ot
Red C ross solicitors for this dis­
trict. Miss H am m ond is chairm an
fo r H ay w ard district.
M r. and Mrs G eorge N ielsen and
two c h ild ren drove to S tay to n S u n ­
day to W iit his brother. Jam es
Nielson, a n d family. Jam es is re ­
covering fro m in ju ries received
w hen a tra c to r fell on hurt recen t­
ly He recevied sev eral b ro k en ribs
in the accident \
Miss B everly H ep p n er ef St
Johns w as a w eek-eud guest of her
cousin. Dot P eppard in B anks
H ig h C o sts E y e d
adding a yoke lo th e sku : lei
' out yy .ust seams, o r setting m
belt o f -onte o th er mate: nil amt
coy . ring it with a novelty bel:
W e s t U n io n C h u rc h
S la te s S p e a k e r S u n d a y
B ' Mr*. P e te \ tinker
W B ST U N IO N
T h irty seven
p erson- atten d ed the illustrated
talk given bv Rev Ferres: Forbes
a: the O ld weet Union church Sun
-a.v «Bet-noon The ti : mey received
in the good w ill offering will be
used in th e missionary field- ef
India Next Sunday there will be
an o th er guest speaker N eighb r-
. ,id friends a re invited to attend
th ese m eetings, which are held at
3 o m
W e : Union Women's club w 11
m eet at th e A rnold Beige: re-,
dence T h u rsd ay .to d a y A fter a
dessert and th e business m eeting a
gift will be presented to Mr-
F ran k S e tn ik e r by the group.
A n u m b er of th eir neighbors ind
frien d s and several guests from
P o rtlan d su rp rised M r and Mrs
H. L -w Tuesday evening on th eir
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SATURDAY
14 and
15
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M A C H IN E L E SS
OUR SHOP OPENS
Monday, March 17
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M ARCH
GEN'S BEAUTY SALON
H illsboro, Ore
AT CEDAH
M ILL. O REG O N
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iM:-s Scothorn yy as prese: :
4-H yX’ok.-ig c lu b m ee tin g F: d y
afternoon and sj.-. kc to the g ;
on cooking d em onstration-
O
N e w Jersey R esid en ts
V isit a t E lm o n ic a
•M c K inley Ei M o n i c a
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G eorge S tra g e : f E l m . .
house guests her bi other m -la .y
nd sister. Mr a n i Mr- W !
H elm chen of R eselle P ark N j
Mrs W illiam B ollm gcr o r • , -.e.i
the Helm citcn- Thursday at a p.n
chle p arty T w elve gue.-ts yy c : .
present
GANGES... sweet and futt e f juice
in joy tde gulden harvest at S AFE W K t
HURRY! GROWER.CONSUMER CAMPAIGN ENDS MAR. 15
R em em ber, in A rgus Classified
Ads. T he _M ore You T ell- -T lu
TRACTOR COMPLAINING
THIN-SKINNED— JUICY NAVEL
ORANGES
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I n F a r m O u tlo o k
OF
TH E O T H E R
H alf box »13»
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-litre o f , 1
y , range? At I'trir peak r (
goodness rifA ’ „at. Give your family plenty of oranges in a variety
n « a y - -in -ala, i in «Je-sirt«, in l.riiniul lasses of sparkling juice,
fairly burelmg with vitamin- that
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ully needed to protect
your fam.ly-s health It w.il lx- to your advantage to stock up on
I Irjiiu - '4 .-a dmm_. th,. | . i .■•■«.■. 1 r Camps ”i in
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helping yourself.
S P R IN G
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B E A U T IF U L .
BUT
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THE
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PRO BLEM S
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Enjoy oranges
these new ways
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O8AM0E PASTRY—Try thu with
or lune chiffon pie. or aw it «, ihe
cm»t lor « freih Iran pie And n give,
a delightfully different ll«ror lo pump­
kin pie.
Silt end taeaeure 2 cup« «1! purpose
Dour Sift «gam with ■/, tenpoon ««II.
Cut •/, cup »hortemng into flour with
2 knitree or peltry blender until par-
tide« are the tire of «mail pea« Add
gradually f lo S tableipoon« orange
SH OULD.
B R IN G
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YOUR
WE ' DO
’ 44c
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ALL
S H O P R E P A IR F O R A L L M A K E S O F
C A R S A N D F A R M E Q U IP M E N T .
DEAN GRAHAM MOTORS, Inc.
Hsiniiuz, Svjyiyi&iwniL.
Tülam ook O y s te rs
S hrim p ,
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Shrim p
M in ced A b a lo n e « N á««
K ip p e re d S n a c k s
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3?c
/-•< €«• 62c
7 0» c«« 52c
6 01 can 25c
■
15c
■ Ta'l Cun
G reat N ortherr
M in ced B u tte r C lam s
I II
1st and W ashington
P h o n e 3861
HILLSBORO
H illsboro's Farm Im plem ent
and A utom obile C en ter
’iSItiS'«“"
juice and I leaipocn grated orange
rind, nuung only unlit pa«try hold«
together Wrap in wued paper rhill
thoroughly Sufficient lor two 9 meh
»hdl« or one 2 cruet J inch pie
ORAMCE COLD PAASMPS— Susme, 6
medium lire pattnipt m wafer to coeer
until fender, about 2J minute« Drain
and cool Peel and cut Jengthwiee
•trip« removing any lough core« Pl*ce
io < greeted 2-guart baking d >h
^r^L-b-CfoodjuiAA.
D ried Prunes
M inced Clams
O YSTERS
29c
B arbecued C ra b Legs
39e
Sm oked C r a b Paste
r/T - te
29c
W h o le C lam s M ..........
fO-ot can 35c
N oodles
t." i5 c
25c
M a c a ro n i D in n er
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M a c a ro n i
25e
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AVOCADOS
39'
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GREEN ONIONS
5 l 2c
ARTICHOKES
,
35'
18'
1-lb.
C an
69'
45
I '/v lb .
L oaf
T hey musf he tender, juicy, fin e-flav o red -o r money hack.
3 y c
Beef Pof Roasts Price, Lb «_
Tender, Juicy Blade C uh U S Grade - Choice and good
Beef S hort Ribs
Fine for Stewing or Braijing u
bOPD°4b6r c o - 1 9 c
lb. 29c
S G rade • Choice and good
Pure G ro u n d Beef, lb. 39c
Americon b ra n d
for those ofttrnoon snocks
S o m e th in g
D iffe re n t
Corned Beef
il 4 3 e
25<
oSn$2.25
G lenn Aire
W hole segm ents
No 2
con
'■pec.ol'
6'/j o r phg
17c
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Smoked— T endered
lb .
45'
SL IC E D BA CO N
Lean—flavorful
lunch meats
Jriirgo assort mo,it
FR Y E R C H IC K E N S
Pun Re .dy
P h o n « 1081
B a c o n J o w ls
Very Flavorful
Fine for
t o,oiling
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49’
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Salt Pork
ib . 3g=
SEA F O O D S —R e a d y for P a n
C hinook S a lm o n S te a k s Jb 79r
H a lib u t S te a k s
lb. 55c
F ille t of Sole
lb. 45c
F re sh O y ste rs
p in t 65c
R o u n d S te a k
lb. 59c
G rade A nnd AA
an
16*
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CHEESE
H E IN Z
VELVEETA
14 oz.
B o ttle
2-lb.
L oaf
98*
Features in this Ad are effect,ve
through Saturday, March 15
Whole Apricots
21'
W.ll
P..I
No
}!/,
Black Cherries Cfco
45'
Kadota Figs T,^ * TC W 3 5 ‘
’h Mows«
(
Grapefruit Juice «‘ DZ
CAN
Blended Juice ’L^ ? o° ¿‘A
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can
qgt
Orange Juice X °
C ««oz
AN Li
T om ato Ju ic o
N 2'|
10c
Sunny Dn-.vn. 4,i-nz 25 .»c
Fresh lean m eal——gristle fr^e
PICNICS
r-l - t .1
n . 69<
Pipe Tobacco w«lM-m,lo»
C
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Pipe Tobacco * m « r c a n n ■»•«
Cigarettes POPlll*»
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KETCHUP
M RS. W R IG H T ’S
W h ite o r W heat
Red
Seedless Raisins, 3-H>. pkg. 79f
Seedless Raisins . .
29
Currants
23'
Dried Prunes
49'
f i g s ' ^ % : h ; ; 3 5 ;?,c;«23‘
Apples or Pears . . J X ” 25 ‘
Apple Sauce
16‘
No I
Toll con
b ra n d
BREAD
cuAeAHTiep mats
Special
Deep W ater
Fancy G ra p e fru it
M edium
S o d íí \¿_
Fordel,cous
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Pattici or chowder Spec,oi .bLond
Pnce con
G ra p e fru it Juice
Tea Biscuits
T I 10
2 8 e Y'; 55<
b
ROSED A LE
DUCHE'
H illsb o ro
Full
Boa
«pnnh.’e with
cup brown auger «alt.
pepper and paprika Pour ft cup oraege
juice ovet the par«mpi and dot wtih
butter or margarine Coeer and bake 10
a modoralo oeea f l i t '
mlnuta*
Carnrth wrlh orange tlicee Serves C
TTZo/uy.
Ideoi Lenten meol
For ies or stews
SALMON
Salad Dressing
J k> 158 E. M ain S t.
1,C
FRESH PEAS
Extra Fancy and Faney
CAULIFLOWER ,,
CABBAGE
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B R IN G S L O T S O F H A R D W O R K FO R
THE
5-
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APPLES
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Found
F E A T U R E S IN O U R PR O D U C E S E C T IO N S
GRAPEFRUIT i.,', ,', "
A n a ly z e d b y O S C
Both ¡arm prices a n d farm costs
have advanced sharply irt th e past
ye; r. it is show n in th e an n u al
outlook analysis for sp rin g p la n t­
ing and p eren n ial crops ju st .sstaed
bv th e ag ric u ltu ia l extension se r­
vice at O S .C
The outlook re p e rt ’
contains ,-ections on g rain an d hav
crop?, potatoes an d tru c k crops,
■forage crop seeds, tree fru its and
r u ts and sem e o th er specialty
crops.
A lthough some farm p ro d u cts d e­
clined in price, others advanced to
bring the gen eral level up 24 per
cent during th e year, reach in g 246
c e r cent of the 193.5-1939 level in
January.
D uring the sam e period th e gen­
eral level of farm costs in O regon
rose 11 per cent. F arm wage rates
in the state w ere 354 per cent ef
the 1935 1939 average, w hile the
U nited ,Sates average of o th er
farm costs stood at 168 p er cent
of the p rew ar level.
By -giving lab o r a w eight of 25
per cent it ap p ears th at th e general
level of all O regon farm costs is
about 215 per cent . f 1935-1939 This
is significan t in view o f the out­
look fo r low er farm prices durin g
the 1947-48 m arketing season.
By adju stin g farm operations
som e faim ers mav hold net farm in­
com e up in 1947-48. but on the
w hole it is probable th at net farm
incom e for 1947 production will
not be as g reat as from f .r m m a r­
keting d u rin g the 1946-47 -eason
the report states. The volum e of
p r .d u ctio n Is expected to contin u e
laige. but dem and, both dom estic
and foreign is expected to w eaken
som ewhat.
T he rep o rt contains several tables
and ch arts of basic data, including
figure? show ing the relationship
■bitween the n ational disposable in­
c lin e and th e farm value of food?
A n o th er table shows th e 1946 level
of production of various products
in percentages of 1935-1939 output.
A copy Is av ailable free from any
c unty agent or from th e college.
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a n e w H A IR -D O !
un I tikt ,.»h tr.uuc.'N w ere
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noticc.s b \ M arch I »>/
n>mn tro n i subM stcnee lo lls
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GOOD COFFEE
ii FRESH COFFEE
Edwards Coffee
, lb
can
47c
2 Ib
con
M axw ell House Coffee
Golden Wost Coffee
C h e e rio s
Prepared C«fO*
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S r in k C ^ i G«T' R o d l a b e l <l b ' jQ r 4
Pimiento Cheese ?,'!*
Velveeld Cheese, Kraft,
Amencan Cheese '¿7’/*
Cheese UT S I « «
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8-oz
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55c
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