THE
P are Two
Showman
Grange Will
Meet Kinton
Hall June 6th
H IL L S B O R O
Tigard Backs
Plan Cut Out
Loss Leaders
ARG U S.
H IL L S B O R O .
' contributed most of the program
with instrum ental and vocal solos i
and orations. Vera Hicks spoke on
Vision of llie Future," David Gault.
Our Attitude" and Edith Vershuui,
"Graduation."
Recital Friday
Miss Fiances Nash, teacher of
piano and dramatics, will present a
number ot pupils in recital Friday
evening in the auditorium ot T i
gard Methodist church at 8 o'clock,
those taking pari are Betty Niva.
Peggy Plait. Joyce Johnston. P a t
ty l'avis. 1‘attv Anderson. C onine
Rickert Marjorie and Otto Ualough.
H’/iy u
O R EGON
Thursday, May 31, 1934
Community Newspaper?
Contest ¿Sponsored by A train VunKoevcrlng of Zeeland. Mich.
lb
Win KlehnnLson, Metileni Detachment, Camp ( ’usier.
Michigan (Third Place»
tlonal church Bunday under auspices
\ i: uid w R O
B G l.iedy ot Tigardville again
»¡enol m aster of .state grange nt
Goivallt-. Goiiuty delegates a ir Mr
and Mi s A r th u r It I lint of B« holls.
Mr and Mrs .1 ( ’ Schulmei Icli of
Hanks and Mi and Mis W H
lloyd of Ih'averton
I .co Bchwander. G 1» Kssner. ’I’
\ rowlc.s. 1-H‘d Bh iner and John
are visiting their uncle, Jamei* p en
man. for three week«.
Mr and M rs Ja c k J o h n s to n (eft
Bal ill das
afteriUMill (o r T h e D alle«
to pick cheiTtr .
Mis ’i’heresa Stowell ('Dieresa
lloo.-o o| Portland, formerly of thLs
community, I um daughter Jain*, and
M r ZeU.ler of Rsd« i wood. W o«h,
visit,xi Mi and Mi . W R H ud
son Bunday evening
Mr an. I Mis Virgil lllinu and
dauglitei Dona ot Gaston. Mr and
Mrs Charles Ol .on of o u hardale
v isited Mr and Mrs o tto Tim -
iiierinaii and Mrs Ixuiu Kidder
Bunday
I'eliel of M o u n la ln d a le ttie ui (teles
TIGARD Tigard gran .e favors
KINTON—K inton G range will
Just a few words on behalf of that taken -for-granted In
of in e o tp o ia iio n lo r E a s t D ally
the prohibition of farm products as
meet next Wednesday evening at
stitution. the weekly newspaper, the community's mouthpiece,
Union church.
loss
leaders
by
grocers
and
m
er
8 o'clock Home Economic Comm it
tin* reconciling medium of Its opinions, the coat-of-unnx of Its
May graduate * of IIUl.sl»or<> g ra d e
chants in a resolution passed at
tee will have charge of the pro
respectability.
and
It
there
breathes
a
man
so
soulless
that
he
school a r e Gi.ie«* W illi law. Id a E
the last grange meeting. Because
gram with Mrs. May Snider as
has
not
held
prldefully
aloft
hks
community's
newspupet.
.Stewart,
l<(idv Grau:. Jeanette Ku-
other products are banned under
chairm an All grangers are welcome
boasted of its solid citizens, regretted its short-com ings and
l“w. Arthui Gtiininln
Iorcna ( ’.
N’RA. m erchants are turning to
to attend and the lecture hour is
determined to elim inate them, to him. If indeed he exists,
Eiun hs. Minnie Abbott. Elizabeth T
farm products, it was brought out
open to all
T h e U n ited B t a t e . M arin e <’or|»s
1
»avis
this
otherwise
unnecessary
justification
us
addivssed.
The state typing champions. Amo
Many of the m others and others
Ericda Zahler, 3. daughter of desires young men for enlistm ent
K atherine Montes. Elsie D. Rup-
interested in the school were pres
to
fill Vacancies which will occur
¿Sir. you have been heard to talk openly and often about
\hruhain Zahler died ¿Saturday ot
precht, D o n Raining and Betty
e n t at the closing last Monday
tlie months ,q June. July,
the National Industrial Recovery Act; you seem to know it
I burns r<‘eei\('d while playing with (fining
lcedy of Tigard high school along
with a picnic a t the school house
and
August |< i ; h
a bonfire.
by heart; you are well acquainted by your own word with the
with their instructor. Mrs. Herbert
A basket dinner was served at noon.
G randm a Mary Ramsay W« hh I.
Ehvert, were guests at the grange
various Codes; and you ap|>ear to be perfectly satisfied with
Miss M ableanna Oembella. who
I who erlcbruted her 11711» birthday.
dinner. Edward Schulmerlch. suc
spent a few davs last week with her
your own opinions on affairs of slate; but Can you name the
May
20. entertained 37 ol her triends
cessful Republican candidate tor
aunt. Mrs
Floyd Williams
of
candidates tor your city commission? Do you know their qual
( jo o p
ain timó
at dinner.
state senate, appeared before grange
Clakam as returned to the home of
ifications?
Are
you
satisfied
with
the
present
regime?
It
not.
members and told of the legislation
her grandparents. Mr and Mrs
Fifteen
ears
Ago
ALOHA The Civic Emergency
W EATHER ?
what do you Intend to do about it? You want a change, do
he accomplished in previous ses Federation met May 23 at the H u
Harry A Richards. Friday even.1.2.
Argus. Mas 22. lino Eftorts made
you? Pray, do you propose to play tle-tae-toe with your ballot
sions. A short program was pre ber hall, l'here are now seven locals
Mr and Mrs. W arren Wilson
W
dy MAN -
to
.secure
In
i
ter
road
to
Bald
Peak
or trust to your guardian angel to "X M It in the light places
sented b> the lecturer. Mrs Daisy m W ashington county. Beaverton
spent last Tuesday with Mrs Wil
W ork ta rt., o n new W ell b u ild
beside the names of the best qualified candidates? Here. sir.
Smith.
son's sister. Mrs. Roberta G rau t of
Local meets second, third and
ing T h is will give Hillsboro a solid
is the latest edition of your community newspaper. Read it.
Dcwev Talent has been awarded fourth Wednesdays at Huber hall
Portland who is quite ill.
brick (rout on a 400-(<»o( hlmk
Here are the statem ents of the ottlee-seekers and office-hold
Mrs. Mabie Ixaehm au and son John Tucker, first baseman o n the Eagle merit badge of Bov Scouts Hillsboro meets first, second, third
G G. Erick sells Palm eonteetlon-
House of David team, which plays and is ttie first eagle award to be
Clyde of Portland visited Mrs.
ers them sehes Here, unbiased and uncolored, are their various
fourth Fridays, place to be
erv to Mr. Teague
Hillsboro ' Bears'' here July 16. made in this district. O ther awards and
L earhm an's mother. Mrs Louise
pro,rains for the welfare of your city. Do you still ask. Why
named
later:
Forest
Grove,
first,
He is said to be the greatest made at the Tigard council Boy second. third and fourth S a tu r
Haskell C’arpG iter sawmill a t
VanKleek. during th e past week.
a community new spaper?”
showman in baseball and guar Scouts were five-year service plus days at t!ie Forest Grove Athletic
Gherry Grove running lull tune
Mr and Mrs. Earl C. Bell spent
witli
crew ot 7:».
antees
a
laugh
every
minute
to Clem Blakney. Tigard scoutm ast club. Durham, each Thursday at
Sunday in Portland as guests of
In your selfish Introversion you may have obeyed the
Births To Mr. and Mrs Howard
Mrs. Bell s parents. Mr. and Mrs. the Kinton calf club, whose lead er; Carl Hawks, scout master of the school house: Sherwood, cacli
philosophical exhortation to know thy-seli/’ but how well do
Erank Mas 18. a girl To Mr and
Maplewood, hundred per cent uni Friday at the Legion hall, and T i
R A. Williams. T heir son Paul re
you know your neighbors? T’hosc new-comers across the way
is Leland Flint.
Mrs Plulip Hergert of Blooming.
form troop, and to M Paul of gard. each Thursday at the T h u rs
turned home with them after m ak er Mr.
do
you
know
them
yet?
IX»
you
know
that
the
town's
oldest
and
Mrs.
S
J.
G
Young
of
Mas
12. a boy
ing his grandparents a short visit. Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sherwood for having a seventv-five day. June 7. at the school. J. F.
resident celebrated his ninety-fourth birthday last week? And.
Eorrest England aectdentallv shot
J. T VanHorn went to California Tabor and children. Marjorie and per cent ratin g for file past year Murphy, lleavertun route 1 is coun
by the way. have you seen the blessed event which visited Mrs.
himself in the arm with a .22 rifle
May 22 to visit in different parts Earl, of K lam ath Hills visited Mr.
H o m e V isit P la n n e d
ty organizer.
W ed n esd ay .
Jones Puesday? Or did you know about it all? Perhaps you
of th e state.
Most of the locals were repre
A
visitation
to
the
Odd
Fellows'
and
Mrs
Robert
Pomeroy
Sunday
Bam Johnson of Shady Brook buys
did
not
know
that
Mr.
Brown
has
retired
as
president
ot
the
Mr. and Mrs. Blagg of Portland
J. J. VanKleek had a load of home in Portland is being plan sented at the meeting and a W ash
McAlcar rcstd< nee m North Hills
National bank. And are you aware of the fact that the Rev.
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall lumber
ned by local members and Rebekahs ington county centra! organization
arrive
the
last
of
the
week
bor
ixiro
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A
Mr. Daley has accepted the pastorate of the C entral church
May 22.
some extensive re under the leadership of Marvin was formed with I,. O Webb of
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Rev W. E. Simpson will preach and will make nth
m G rand Rapids? Sir. is this really your town? IX» you really
side of his barn. Gaarde. chairm an of the visita- Forest Grove as chairm an and Mrs
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his last sermon for th is conference pairs to the
J.
F
Murphy
secretary-treasurer
live
here?
Then
get
acquainted
with
your
neighbors;
read
‘
j
i
.
committee.
The
little
"Tom
<’l II!' J W Volk (if Reclinile
’ ,
\
-,
\S»«.
E. L < >x Honored
year Sunday All members of the
A delegate from each local will
about
them;
and
by
all
means
go
and
visit
them
personally
lx»
Thum
b"
wedding
th
at
was
given
ol Mrs Will Balilra ol Hurl
»k
NP \
V
Mr. and Mt - L I Cox en ter
churches in this district are hop
ui the local hall recently, will be act as temporary board of action.
you still ponder the necessity of your neighbor, the community
land,
Mr*
A
B
Flint
ol
Scholls,
L
‘
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tained
a
few
friend
'h
eir
home
ing Rev. Simpson will be returned
An old time dance will be given
newspaper?
Ml". I'nin lliiklii s cf ReedVlUe mid
Saturday evening in
or of Mr. re-enacted Sunday to residents of S a tu rd ay n ig h t at th e Huber liall
to th is field for another year.
the home. Members and friends
I Jix'l mid John York.
William Knittle. 77, who lived in Cox's birthday Music was enjoyed of
the lodges of Tigard. Scholls. to help defray expenses.
It has ever been your custom to view with apathy the
John M R iiin of HIILsboro mid
Mr. and Mrs Rene Meltebeke
th is community for some time on
Newberg.
Sherwood.
Wilsonville
and
things
which
are
detrim
ental
to
your
city's
welfare
and
reputa
and
family
of
Hil'-
cro
visited
Mrs.
ML« Mary M Overroeder of E l-
th e place now owned by Charles
Jeanne
Sivard,
Betty
'Buchanan.
T
ualatin
will
meet
Friday
evening
tion. because it appears to have no bearing on your own. But
tnonli'a married lu re Tuesday
Kulbel. died at the home of his Metebeke's mother. Mrs. Lovina m the T ualatin high school audi Pearl Dudley. Dorothy Finnell. Jes
do you know there were thirteen automobiles stolen last month?
More than 400 attended slate
sister in Greenburg May 23, where Wedeking. Sunday.
sica Kinsey. Catherine and Doro
torium
for
the
"Double
S
ix
'
m
eet
uranne
session lu re tills week
Josephine
H
attrem
of
W
ashou
Do
you
realise
there
was
a
property
damage
of
nearly
$7.000
he has made his home since mov
NarwCr«'
Delegates to Rebekah assem thy Markovitch. John Mitzel. Ros
William
Gray returns lu lus home
resulting
from
tires?
G
et
acquainted
with
H
um
*
facts,
lor
ing from here. His wife died a gal. Wash., visited Mr and Mrs. ing.
alie
Reed.
Willie
Jean
Riley,
Joyce
bly
and
G
rand
Lodge
convention
here a lte r active service In France
J. J. VanKleek Saturday. On her
num ber of years ago.
assuredly
they
do
affect
you.
Can
you
think
of
no
way
to
Simonton
mid
Eva
Wolf
were
g
rad
last week, arrived
Cost* I * * * por yard
"O h D ick ." p re se n ttx l In H llh l
K inton Ladies Aid will meet return she was accompanied bv in Tillamook
correct them. Your newspaper has already expressed its opin
Thursday evening. Mrs. S arah uated from the Beaverton high
students, nets $142.
Thursday afternoon a t th e home of Miss Helen VanKleek, who spent home
ion. Do you agree? Do you still ask why u exists?
this
year
Catherine
Markovitch
of surface
VanKleek
and
Rosa
Tigard
repre
Hgl Guy Eilson, one of tlie first
its vice-president. Mrs. Everett the week-end with her.
sented Tigardville Rebekah lodge was awarded the M arylhurst col
volunteers, return* from long ser Cavar* tharaughly and wear*
Wright. Cooper M ountain. All ladies
Mrs. Sparks Honored
People
must
wonder
if
you
really
are
human.
You
take
no
lege
scholarship
and
was
also
a
and E. D Hite and A. Zwemer were
vice m France.
are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pomeroy representatives to G rand Lodge. member of the Torch honor society.
interest even in the community schools, to which you consider
lanf »*••" ar^inary pain,
Mrs. R A. Williams and daugh and daughters spent Sunday at Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Moody entertained
it your duty to send your children. Your neighbor's daughter
Hilma
G
aarde
was
a
page
for
baaaaaaa, It* ..... .. ..
ter. Mrs. A. J. Brooks, of Portland the home of Mrs, Pomeroy's p ar the president of the assembly d u r a group of friends Sunday evening
has
the
lead
in
the
annual
senior
play
at
the
high
school,
but
visited Mrs. W illiam s daughter. ents. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sparks of ing the session. O ther visitors at in celebration of the birthday a n
th
a
t
does
not
interest
you.
Your
son
has
carried
you
en
BALANCED
FORMULA
Mrs. Inez Bell. Friday The after Portland. Mrs. Sparks was observing the convention were Mrs. Mamie niversary of A rthur Schwlnoff.
Jim Noah of Manning and N H
thusiastic and vivid accounts of a really good football team,
noon was spent a t the home of her seventy-second birthday and a Erickscon. C. F. Tigard. Curtis T i
Fred Ashford spent the week
Nielsen
have
been
falling
timber
but your lack of interest has so disheartened him that he no
M rs Madge Pomeroy, where they family dinner was served.
gard. H ans G aarde and Mrs. A. end with his family.
for Fritz Btegman. who iuvs been
longer mentions it. Why. you do not even seem to care th a t
attended the Ladies' Aid silver tea.
Annual meeting of the taxpayers Zwemer.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T Shepherd.
horse logging for Thomus Hansen
W ilbert Anderson, son of Rev. of the school district will be a t the
these
same schools, which mean so much to the children of
Mrs. Amelia Anderson and Mrs
The log trucks stopped hauling
Fowler President
Anderson of Beaverton, has been school June 18. A new board mem
the community and to your children, have Just weathered a
George Stevenson w e r e Sunday
logs
tills week as the long bridge
Thomas
R.
Fowler
principal
of
visiting Mr and Mrs. W arren Wil ber and a clerk will be elected. The
guests
at
the
Norman
home
Mrs.
very
trying
financial
crisis.
Your
newspaper,
whose
utility
you
iN'tween here and Manning wasn't
son during the past week or so. present board of directors of the Tigard union high school, has been E. A Johnson of San Francisco
question, .saw that crisis coming and placed the m atter before
sate for heavy load«.
the Tigard and Mrs. Emmett Leonard of K a n
Carrol Parrott, also of Beaverton, school: J J. VanKleek. J ~ H ’ Aten I Flected , Presiden<
its readers. Sir. if the schools of this community had been
Mr and Mrs Tom Beveridge and
and Everett D. W right T h e ’ clerk Llons club succeeding J. O John- sas City M o . visited the Norman
was a guest during th e week.
dependent
upon
you,
they
would
be
closed
today.
Miss
Inez Dalpiaz of Helper. Utah.
-
—
son.
state
representative.
B.
C
Rue
Ladies' Aid silver tea a t the home is Inez Bell.
family Thursday.
of Mrs Madge Pomeroy Friday
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Aten and son was re-elected vice-president. Glenn
Ralph
Cole
spent
the
week-end
at
If
you
want
an
honest
municipal
government,
if
you
wish
afternoon was well attended. About and daughter attended the picnic ■ Linn retained the office of secre the beach.
to love your neighbors, if you would reduce crime to the lowest
60 were present Mrs. Ferd Groner Sunday at the McMinnville golf and tary-treasurer. Thurlow Sm ith was
Mr and Mrs. M att King were
minimum possible, if you would build for a better community
gave a talk on "Egypt" and show country club in McMinnville, given ‘ elected tail-tw ister and Harry Eli- Sunday guests a t the William H.
and hence a better and more prosperous country, read your
ed many of her pictures. Miss K ath under the auspices of the American j ander as lion tamer. O L. Moore Anderson home in Portland.
When you cun obuun and supply your family with body
and E. B. Nedrv were re-elected
local paper and become interested in the affairs of your city.
ryn Pomeroy played a piano solo. Legion and Auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs H. E. T urner of
building load *uch as our brvacLs and pastrltw
directors. Ben H. Hazen talked to Mill
Why a community paper indeed! As well ask
Receipts of the afternoon were more
Why u rom-
City
visited
his
brother
J.
L.
m unity?”
members of the Beaverton Kiwanis T urner Sunday.
th an $7. which will be used i n
W EIK ENI» EE ATE RES
and local Lions at a joint meeting
connection with the church work.
R
alph
K
latt
of
Aloha
is
grad-
j
Try
our
asxortment
of 8 to 9 varieUcn of
a t the St. Anthony auditorium. He uating from the Benson Polytech- 1
A good representation was present
Women's club will meet at the showed how closely lumbering is nic school of Portland Friday night
from the Ladies' Aid of Scholls
whlch is constructine a perm anent
and other nearby towns and some home of Mrs. Jam es Bridgman in connected with the prosperity of
Clarence Haueisen, mechanic for
Oregon in th a t 2.463 industries In Sidwell. and R alph Snipes, spent CCC camp at Wcstimtx'r
Aloha June 14.
from Portland.
Large «Ize.
Binali aixe.
Mrs. Joe Bush spent several (lavs
Oregon.
608
of
them
deal
with
Mrs. Nettie Montgomery of P o rt
Farm ers around here, who have
tlie week-end at Net.irts.
2 dozen
3 dozen
visiting friends in Portland While
sheep, had them sheared last week land visited several days last week lumbering. It was pointed out th at
A number of pickers are bus
with her sister, Mrs. Dwight Pom there is an estim ated shortage of ily engaged this week helping Frank there she also assisted in the pop
by Mr. Lorenz of Hillsboro.
I
IU
s
l
l
BERRY
a n d ( 1111(10
Thirty Years Ago
¡new houses to th e extent of 1 G aunt harvest his peas. He reports py sale.
The young people around town eroy.
E ach
The Paul Dudley family and a
Mr. and Mrs Roland Hornecker | million which demand has not a r a splendid crop.
recently organized a 4-H Cooking
Argus.
May
26.
11)04
Sixtieth
a
n
croup of relatives motored to south niversary of founding of West Union
club. They held th eir first m eet of Pumpkin Ridge and Mr and Mrs. rived because of lack of marriages,
Mr. Kellar. who Is employed in
ID R YMII» CAKE, with rich (ream filling
Oregon for a few days' vaca Baptist church celebrated at Wc.l
ing and organized Thursday a fte r 1 John G ates Jr. were Sunday eve lack of births and condition of a sawmill a t Molalla, was home ern
I 04 I,
tion.
huddling
by
families
E
B.
Nedry,
noon a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Union
Sunday.
C
hurch
organized
over tile week-end.
Mrs J H Hiatt, who leased an
past president of the Lions club, ex
J. H. Aten. Officers elected: Mrs. Stiff a t Reedville
A rthur G aunt is employed as apartm ent building in Portland last May 25. 1844. a t home of David T
ri<M<
SINDW K II IH \ s
Regular 20,
Sunday guests a tt he E. Rowton tended greetings to the Kiwanis a truck driver for the Lyons C on
Lenox.
Mabie VanKleek. leader: Mrs. Gladys
week, has rented her home on
Dozen
Aten, assistant leader: Elva Miller, home were Mr. and Mrs Adams. and spoke on friendliness of com struction company at Buxton.
Perm
O.
Northrup,
pioneer
of
Blanton Street.
president; Dorothy VanKleek. vice- Grace. John. Bryce and Glen Adams munities in eastern W ashington
H. L Hudson of Kinton was in
Raspberry picking started Tues 1845 and Indian war veteran, dies
president; Eunice Snider, secretary. of Farm ington and Mrs. Seward county. O. F. T ate urged th a t a Aloha on business Monday.
Mrs Mary J. Robinson d u d at
day
on Mrs Newmans place.
large delegation of Lions attend the
O ther members are Rosemary Aten. and Mrs. Wheeler of Scholls.
Tlie Baucom family have had as
Farm ington
George Kurtz. Howard Olanie. district convention in Eugene.
Nedra Miller. Cecil VanKleek. and
i l l in I I t I It
4M
their guests the past three weeks
A. S Sholes started clearing for
Angelic Wife
others are to become members very A rthur Hanlev and Roland H om -
48 Complete Work
their daughter, Mrs. C. F. Gray.:
the brick bank building next to
soon. Regular club books will bei ecker went fishing on the Trask
Forty-eight seniors received their and daughter Jane of Eugene.
| Sm ith—"From what 1 hear your W ehrung block yesterday
river Sunday.
on hand soon.
graduation diplomas from Tigard
Members of the graduating class' wife must be an angel."
Fifteenth
unnuul
W ashington1
T r;
O scar VanRenterhen o f Kent. union high school a t the seventh of Aloha- Huber school were e n
The following from here have
Jones—"Yes. rather. She's always county Sunday school convention ul
been attending Beaverton high Wash., spent Sunday with Victor annual commencement exercises in tertained Wednesday evening at the going up in the air and harping G aston June 2.
school during the past year: Frank Laheyne and family.
which C. A. Howard, state super home of L. J. Barnum. The eve on something or other."
Memorial servire» a t Congregn-
Mrs. Ben Coussens and small intendent of public instruction, gave ning was spent in playing games
Richards. Amy Anicker. Ivan Bier-
ly. Amos Bierly. Lois Bierly. Lloyd daughters Madeline and M argaret the address. Presentation of awards
Seventh grade pupils motored to
Anicker. Elva Miller Raymond Hem- visited in Portland Sunday.
was made by T. R. Fowler, p r in - - the home of their teacher. Mrs.
Miss Johanna M acIntyre was a cipal. All-school award was pre Viola Kearney for a picnic T hurs
rich. Robert Richards, Thomas
week-end
guest
of
Miss
Louise
Bowne, Mary Cathryn Hall. Mable
sented to M arietta Grandy. Schol day. Mr. and Mrs. Barnum and Mr
an n a Gembella, Emma Johnson Kirk in Portland.
arship awards were given to Jam es i Gilmore were also guests at picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair and Kilpatrick, an Idaho school: H arriet
Ivan Bierly took a post-graduate
Quite a number of men around
course and Frank Richards was a Marjorie spent th e week-end a t Smith, M arlyhurst. and Betty Lou Aloha have joined Ihe CCC and
the home of Mr. a n d Mrs. B. Schiewe. Albany. Diplomas were pre are stationed near Must. Several
graduate from this year's class
Mrs. Louise VanKleek, Clifford Keenon in Portland.
sented by W. T. Fluke. Students others are employed on a crew
VanKleek. Roy VanKleek and Mrs
Mabie Leachman and son went to
Portland Sunday Mrs. Leachman
and son remained at h er home in
Portland and the others returned
Sunday evening.
C.E.F. Forms
Central Body
Huber Session
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ACME QUALITY
HOUSE PAINT
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Hayward
Lester Ireland
& Co.
WHY BAKE?
Leisyville
COOK I I S
In Other Days
25c
25c
25c
35c
16c
PERFECTION BAKERY
Melvin Vandermost Hurt
While hauling wood Saturday,
Melvin Vandermost h u rt one of his
legs quite badly, caused by the side
board slipping and letting p art of
th e load on him. He was badly
bruised but no bones were broken.
Mr. and Mrs W. L. VanHorn and
fam ily of Portland spent Sunday
a t the home of Mr. VanHorn's p ar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. VanHorn.
The 4-H calf club m et Friday
evening a t the home of Chester
Robinson of Robinson station.
Julius Wodeking was the first in
this community to get Youngber-
ries on th e m arket, selling nearly a
crate to a Hillsboro dealer S atu r
day.
G lenn Pringle. Lloyd Anicker,
Eugene VanKleek. Raymond Hem-
rich will attend the 4-H summer
school a t Corvallis as members of
ONLY CAR UNDER $2500.00
WITH V-8 ENGINE
Ready to supply you with the
finest MEzX’I’S a t the least cost.
Ip-ady to advixr you In purchasing.
Itrady to give real valuni.
mriiU Inopn trd by Dr. Nicol
and Dr. AlntqulvL
M UTTON
LEGS, Ib.
SHOULDER. Ib.
STEW. Ib.
CHOPS, Ib.
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PICNICS
Remember—No increase in Ford Prices
Definite reasons for the superior performance and
efficiency of the V-type engine.
Gob: Sure I like you
b e tte r than anything
else, except maybe a
glass of wholesome, re
freshing FIR GROVE
DAIRY MILK.
THERE’S no guessing about the superiority of V-type engines. They
hold everj m ajor record on land, on w ater and in the air. For years
they have been used for the finest motors in this country.
The V-type engine was designed for the FORD because it has cer
tain basic, fundam ental advantages th a t cannot he duplicated in any
other types. The greater cost is absorbed by FORD for the sake of
getting better perform ance. Here are a few of the advantages of
FORD V-8 design:
(1) More Efficient Design. (2) One Piece Casting of Cylinder
Block. (3) Shorter C rankshaft. (4) Better Fuel Distribution. (5) Simp
ler Cooling System. (6) More Efficient Lubrication.
(7) G reater
Smoothness. (8) Increased Body Room. (9) Proved Perform ance.
GRADE fl, MILK
IN — Ford Dealers' Radio
Program. Fred W aring and his
Pennsylvanians.
Glorious music.
Every Sunday and Thursday nights
a t 5:30 over KOIN. And in the
m eantim e—"WATCH THE FORDS
GO BY."
FIR GROVE
DAIRY
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These are good
quality teas.
1 lb. Green 29C
1 ib. Binck 45c
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for .
F rench 'I l i li l í s i I I»
2 for .
F rench's lillu »
GRAVEL. Each
TREE TEA, black
1-lb. Each .............
And strainer FREE
YOUR CHOICE
LETTUCE
W ax Lunch Roll, 2 for
Perculator TopB, 2 for
Kippered Snacks
Head
American Sardines
V. C. Hominy,
15'i-oz.
V. C. Tomato Souj
V. C. Beans, med.
Prud C, B. Hash
H-D Jell Powder
Trlxte Dog Food
Med. Ivory Soap
Fels N aphtha
Soap
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21c
15c
10c
63c
BREAST OF VEAI
Il BOIL BEEF P o u n d
POT ROAST
BEEF LIVER
HAMBURGER
15c
«I
12c
Lb.
6c
Pound
PURE LARD 3 ,b..........
Local.
4c
CARROTS
Fresh, crisp
LARD COM POUND
DILL PICKLES Quart
3 lbs.
23c
14c
10c
3 hunches
5c
BEETS
FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET
5c
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Medium size.
2 bunches
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10c
7c
5c
10c
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