THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
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PAGE TEN
1 on February 14. 1848. and was mar
VanOrder Family Holds Reunion; Grange
ried to Miss Irene Abbott in Iowa Schedule Change Is
«n June 25, 1878. They came to
At Banks Will Meet Friday; Strawberry
Announced by Stage
I Hillsboro about 30 years ago, and
exeral > ears Mi Brow u was in
Picking Nearly Over, Pickers Move Out th«> undertaking business in this \ schedule change effective June
city. With the exception of a year
Banks, June 21.—Mr. and Mrs. J. and th«' campers arc moving out. spent on a homestead in eastern
W. VanOrder ami family motored By th«> last of th«’ week they will Oregon, Mr. Brown had made Ins
to Portland Wednesday evening to all be gone and things will have home* since then in Hillsboro au«l
Portland, going to the
Masonic
attend the graduation exercises of gone back to normal again.
Home last year on account of fail
the Polytechnic school. Mrs. Van-
Miss Gladys Overton of the state
Order's nephew. Norman Olsen, who normal school at Monmouth spent nig health.
He is survived by the widow and
is well known here, was one of the th«' most of last week with her sis­
two children, Mrs. Esther l.atliam
133 graduates. They visited the rose ter, Mrs. R. M. Kines.
of Portland and Finis Brown of
show and attended a reunion of the
Mrs. Bernard Sellers and little
One son, Lemuel,
VanOrder family on Saturday. Sev­ daughter of Monmouth spent sev­ Kalama. U ash.
eral of the older members of the eral days last week visiting at th«’ died about a year ago at Concrete,
family had been attending the pio­ home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wash. He is also survived by sev­
eral brothers m Iowa.
neer meeting at Brownsville. Rela­ George Wilcox, north of town.
Mr. Brown had been a Mason for
tives from Walla Walla and Pasco,
Mrs. Casper W ilsihi and daughter-
Wash., and from Pendleton, were in-law. Mrs. Stanley Clark, attended about 50 years, having joine«i in
Iowa. Later he transferred to the
present.
the Merrykahna parade in Portland Hillsboro lodge, where h«' held lii-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stofford and Diday.
membership until his death.
children returned last week from
John Helm ami son, Harry, of
The funeral services will be held
their trip to Los Angeles, where Portland, visited at the E. Tildón
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the
they xisite.i Mr. Stafford's father, home Sunday. They haxe accepted Forest Grovx1 Undertaking parlors,
who was seriously ill.
a position at th«' Elwood Lumber James Welch, superintendent of the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolford and company at Buxton.
Masonic Horn«' officiating.
Inter­
The cemetery club will meet at ment will be' in the Masonic ceme­
children spent Sunday visiting nt
the
cemetery
next
Tuesday
after-
th«1 home of Mr. Wolford’s sister.
tery at Forest Grove, with l'uality
Mrs. Dank Genzer, and family, of noon and discuss repairing the road lodge A. F. A. A. M. in charge.
that leads into the cemetery.
Ball Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McGraw
A picnic was held Tuesday eve­
ning at Rippling Waters in honor spent Sunday at th«' home of their
of th«> birthday anniversaries of daughter, Mrs. Roy Woodman, of
Frank Wahl. Louis Kipper and Don­ Scofield.
Mrs. Ed Clark is at home again
ald Moore, Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Wahl and children, after a prolonged visit with her
Don C. Mote, Entomologist
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kipper, and son in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grindel of
The sweetened poison bait spray
Louis, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moore
McMinnville
drove
out
Sunday for the cherry fruit fly should be
and children.
Lewis Pranger spent several days morning to get their daughter, applied now. The formula for the
last week in Portland, visiting with Crystal, who has been staying with preparation of the poison bait is as
his sister and attending the rose her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli follows:
Lead arsenate—t, pound.
show. He also met a brother from Grindel. and picking strawberries.
Molasses or syrup (never honey)
the east while there, whom he had They took Mrs. Grindel home with
them for a few days’ visit.
—2 quarts.
not seen for 15 years.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Schrimal and
Water—10 gallons.
The Banks grange will meet Di­
family of Forest Grove called at
This amount is sufficient
for
day evening instead of Saturday,
This will be a special meeting and the H. Smith home in Banks Sun- spraying approximately 50 trees.
day.
From one pint to one quart of solu­
the delegates to the state grange
Mrs. w. G. Young of Forest tion to the tree is enough. Three
will give their reports.
J. A. Pinckard of Corvallis visited Grove was in Banks on business spray applications are given. The
second application is made 7 to 10
at the A. B. McFarlane home over Saturday.
W. L. Moore attende«! the repub­ days after the first, and the third
Sunday.
lican
central
committee
meeting
at
7 days after the second. Two ap­
Mrs. Hattie Davidson of the Ma­
He took his plications might suffice this year in
sonic home of Forest Grove has re­ Hillsboro Saturday.
turned to her work there after a little grandson, Bobbie Stohler, with case no showers or rain occur. On
early cherries, such as Royal Annes,
month's visit with her mother, Mrs. him.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Treasham. Dr. one application will suffice.
M. S. Dodds, of Banks.
Apply the solution in fine drop­
Mrs. Etta Preston and nephew, and Mrs. R. M. Kines, and Mrs.
Robert Young, and her niece, Mrs. Kines' sister, Mrs. Gladys Overton, lets to the upper surface of the
drove
to
Portland
Friday
to
attend
outer leaves of the cherry trees and
Helen Bells, of Roseburg, started
Addi­
on an automobile trip to Kansas the pageant, "Where Rolls the Ore- adjacent trees and shrubs.
gon."
tional information may be found in
Monday, They expect to spend the
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wahl and Station Circular 35.
summer there and will return in
time for the opening of school in children and Mrs, Wahl's sister.
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Mary Eralin Gibson, of Portland,
September.
Poverty is a disease known
visited
friends
and
relatives
in
Scog
­
Mrs. O. J. Shroyer and Mrs. E.
gas, oil and upkeep.
P. Hatch of Corvallis spent the gins Valley and Cherry Grove Sun­
day.
week-end at the J. L. Kipper home.
J. S. Wegnen of Forest Grove
Mrs. Shroyer is Mr. Kipper's step­
has started a new blacksmith shop
mother.
Mrs. Minnie Wilmuth of Forest in Banks. He moved into the old
shop recently occupied by J. H.
Grove called on friends here Sun-
Kitt rman and is prepared to do all
day.
Miss Mamie Sandy of Monmouth kinds of blacksmithing.
A large crowd gathered here Sun­
visited friends here last Wednesday.
Those attending the musical re­ day evening and drove out to the
cital of Mrs. J. B. Hofford's class S. Straw home to charivari Mr. and
at Portland last Sunday were Mrs. Mrs. W. Heinrich, who were mar­
F. Munford and son. Kenneth, the ried Sunday noon.
Mrs. W. L. Moore, Mrs. C. W.
Misses Wanda Williams, Henrietta
Vanderzanden. Lorane Skeen, Clara Moore and Mrs. C. B. Hall motored
All £7.00 Handb.tgs—
Hutchens, Ida Hopkins, and Archie to Vernonia Sunday afternoon.
Earl Wilson visited his wife at
Thompson.
Now ...............
$4.85
Many from Banks attended the the Portland Surgical hospital last
week.
All $5.00 Handbags—
rose show in Portland last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Sherwood
Mrs. S. E. Holliday and children
Now .......
$3.25
came home Saturday after an ex- were calling on the rural carriers
of
Banks
Diday,
in
the
interest
of
tended visit at Greenleaf, Wash.
Mrs. C. A. Shipley came home the letter carriers’ auxiliary asso­
These are truly
Saturday after several weeks spent ciation.
Exceptional
Values
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convalescing at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. P. H. Parmley, of
P. O. BROWN
Forest Grove.
Mrs. Anna Shipley and children
Perry O. Brown, aged 80 years,
spent several days last week with died Sunday evening at the Masonic
her sister, Mrs. Katie Shipley, of Home at Forest Grove, after an ex­
tended illness.
Vernonia.
Strawberry picking is nearly over
Mr. Brown was born in New York
Apply Cherry Fruit
Fly Spr.iy at Once
Don’t Miss This
SALE
of Ladies' Fine
HANDBAGS
The Delta Drug
Store
Venetian Theater
Tues., Wed., and Thurs
June 26 - 27 - 28
’SCUSE MY DUST!
GRAB a seat in HAROLD’S Snicker Special!
He guarantees a laugh in every bump and a
thrill in every rattle!
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Release
ADULTS—35 Cents
CHILDREN—10 Cents
JUNE 21. ID 28.
1111 .LSBORO. OREGON
25 is announced b\ Pacific Stages.
Th«' t>:35 a. m. schedule from For­
est Grove will be moved forward to
6:15. A Sunday night only sched-
ule will leave Forest Grove at 7:15
p. ni.
A new schedule to McMinnville
by way of Newberg will be added,
leaving Portlan«! at 5:20 p. m. This
will mak<* the departure time from
Portland to McMinnville by way of
Newberg hourly from I to 0 p. m.
Th«' adoption of a 50 rid«' commuter
ticket book, designed to give a low
fare to the commuter, has been an­
nounced. Th«1 rat«' figures out 13.2
cents a ride from Beaverton to
Portland. Th«' new tariff also makes
several reductions in the ten ride
book us applied between stations.
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Food Habits Change
With Dress I labite
is designed for convenience ami
economy.
Her tabl«' suggest* n
fieshness and variety unheard of
years ago. Modern electrical appli­
ance* hav«> «hanged not only her
horn«' life but food habit* a* well.
Kelvinator for the past 14 years
has been taking the story of food
preservation to the housewife, tell­
ing her of the necessity of keeping
food free from bacteria. Sim lias
learned the importance of saf«‘ tern
peratures for foo«l protection.
Now one may buy in larger quan
titles and enjoy a double saving in
energy and money. Left-overs of
fer 'no problem for with uniform
dry cold they may lie kept fresh
for several «lays without waste. Con­
venient ieo cub«"', pure as drinking
wuter. crisp salads, and delightful
frozen desserts nr«' now as simple
as they are good when prepared by
your Kelvinator.
Leisure, unknown in our grand
mother's time, has brought freedom
and a longer life to modern home
makers.
(Celebrate Ilere)
John 1*. Chambers, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been, by the above
entitled court, duly appointed ml
ministrator of the estate of John I'.
Chambers, deceased, ami has duly
qualified as such administrator. All
imrsons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to pre
sent the same to me, with proper
vouchers, at my residence near bail
rel,
Oregon,
(postoffic«'
address
Hillsboro, Oregon, route 2), or at
the law olHce of M. II. Itump, in
Hillsboro, Washington county. Or«'
gon. within six months from the
date hereof.
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Hated ut Hillsboro, Oregon, May
29. 1028.
WALTER J CHAMBERS,
Administrator of III«' Estate of
John P. Chamber*. decease«!.
Date of first publication, Muy 31,
1028.
Date of last publication, June 28,
1028.
M. B. Bump, residen«'«' ami adilresa
Hillsboro, Oregon.
D. D. Itump, rv*ldoiice ami address
Forent Grove, Oregon.
Attorney* for said Admlnlstratoi
•nd I t « i <•
i i i s>
(t’vlebrate Iler«')
Snv von mtw it in tin» Argus.
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VENETIAN THE ATE O
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Hillsboro, Oregon
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Friday and Saturday - This Week
Well, We Don't
Mary had a little limb
She rolled it in a sock,
i do not criticise the mode
It's Mary's knees that knock!
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"Food habits are changing just as
rapidly as «Iress habits," according
to th«' P. E. P. company, local Kel­
vinator distributors in this territory. I
Two ladies wore discussing a mu
Can you imagine the smart woman
of today wearing the cockle shell | tual acquaintance. "Sim lias a very
hats anil sweeping gowns that her magnetic personality.'' said one.
"She ought to have," replied the
grandmother adored.’ Her modern
"Everything she has
daughter has developed a more hy­ other.
gienic viewpoint in dress. Sh«> real­ charged!’’
izes the advantages of a healthy i
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
body.
A pleasing appearance and
abundant vitality ar«' necessities to In the County Court of the State of
th«' modern housewit*«'.
Oregon, for Washington County
The modern housewife's kitchen In the matter of the Estate of
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JULY
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Bulldogging — Wild Steers
Parade
Relay Races — Band Concerts
Aeroplane
BOXING
Main Event 10 Rounds
Don Mack vs. Johnny LaRose
(110)
An action swept romance of the Early West:
Featuring beautiful Nora Lane, supported by
Silver, the wonder horse
Matinee and Night—10c and 25c
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