1037; Ray L. A ntrim , 1057; R ichard
G. Scott, 1551.
A tto rn ey G en eral: A lfred P. D ob
son, 1762.
•
C o u n ty com m issioner: B ert C.
| H agen, 1695
C o u n ty C lerk: W F Y oung, 843.
G eorge H Beazan. 1032.
Two Will Attend Summer C o u n ty S h eriff: E C B ennett.
I 665: M K. A braham . 1281.
Meet at Corvallis
C ountv Assessor: B B Reeves,
951: P W Lillison 1176.
R epublican N ational C o m m ittee
Mn J. C. Smith)
H A ZE LD A L E — Eight tab les of man: Ben F. D orris. 923: C h arles L.
“500" w ere in play at R osedale Paine. 1655: R alph E. W illiams.
4-H club card p arty S atu rd ay night 2333
R epublican N ational C om m ittee-
H igh honors w ent to Mrs. M atteson
and W. A. Jo n es an d seconds to w om an: F lorence A Runyon. 3331
D elegates to R epublican N atio n al
M rs. S jolin and A. E G illen w ater.
M rs W. A. Jones and A1 Je ld e rk s C onven tio n —four nom in ated W al
held low scores. T h e card p a rtie s | te r L. Tooze. 1584: Thom as A V cr-
hav e been given for funds to send denius, 509: D. J. B utcher, 1607; C.
club m em bers to su m m er school at W. C lark . 2130: Jo e E D unne. 1281.
C orvallis. The g irls w ho w ill go J. M ann F isher. 1510; A rth u r M.
a re R uby G ille n w a te r an d K atie G eary. 993; E arl R G oodw in, 955:
Mrs. H enry E H arris. 731; Ben R.
Santoro.
W illiam H eil an d his d a u g h te r L itfin , 684. J o h n M cBride, 1059;
Jo a n left M onday fo r a tw o w eeks' S tan ley M yers. 1120: A rth u r W.
I P ria u lx , 484; Irv in g R and. 1010; J
vacation in th e east.
: Mrs. J. C. S m ith is spen d in g th is E. Rom an. 756: C a th e rin e S ew ard
Sickles, 568; A n d rew C. Sm ith. 1247.
w eek in V ictoria. B. C
D elegates to th e R epublican N a-
Mrs. A. L. D anford of P o rtlan d
is m aking an exten d ed v isit w ith 1 tio n al C o nvention for th e N o m in a
h er son-in-law and d au g h ter, Mr. tion of C an d id ates for P resid en t
and Mrs. Tom M iller. Mrs. M iller an d V ice-P resid en t—tw o n o m in at
spent last w eek at Roseburg, as th e ed: H erm an S chellberg. 994; Jo h n
delegate from B eav erto n lodge to U. Sm ith. 1539; W. T. V inton. 1588;
the R ebekah convention.
C arl B lirup. 729: F ra n k N. D erby,
Mrs. S y lv ia S alee had as h e r 1290: B ritt N edry. 2175.
C an d id ate
fo r
N om ination of
uest last w eek h er cousin, Mrs.
¡ertrude K essler of Los A ngeles, P resid en t: W illiam E. Borah. 3403.
Cal., Mrs. S alee and Mrs. K essler
C an d id ate for nom ination of Vice-
a re now v isitin g relativ es at G re sh P resid en t:
W illiam
S. B ennett,
am.
2720.
Mr. R h in eh art and his son N o r
E lecto rs of P re s id e n t and V ice-
m an re tu rn e d last F rid ay from a P resid en t: F loyd J. Cook. 3355:
business trip to G ran ts Pass.
C h arles W. Eskine. 3330: W ilber
S herm an R hodes acted as u m p ire H enderson, 3359; W illiam C. P a lm
in th e T w in O aks-Scappoose b ase er, 3421: S te w a rt Weiss. 3309
ball game.
U n ited S tates S en ato r: S am H.
C aroline D oern, Jo h n and Sue B row n. 1090; T heodore G. Nelson,
S antoro of th e R osedale d istrict 966: C h arles L M cN ary. 3215:
w ill receive diplom as at th e com
R ep re se n ta tiv e
i n
C ongress;
m encem ent exercises at H illsboro Jam es W. M ott, 4166
union high school F rid ay evening.
S ta te T reasu rer: R ufus C. H ol
C em etery M eet Set
m an. 2803: W. E. B u rk e, 2266.
T h e C ooper M ountain C em etery
A tto rn ey G en eral: I. H. V an
association w ill hold its a n n u al , W inkle. 4068.
m eeting M ay 30 at 2 p. m. in th e
S ta te S en ato r: E arl E Fisher.
ch u rch house at th e cem etery. One 2060; F erd in a n d L anger. 894; Jo h n
tru ste e w ill be elected for a term A. T h o rn b u rg h . 2296.
of th re e years.
S tate R ep resen tativ e: A M Ja n n -
scn. 3644; J. W. H ughes. 3644.
D istrict A tto rn ey : P a u l L. P a tte r
son. 2474: G. R ussell M organ, 2612
C o unty C om m issioner: G ran t C.
Dodge. 817; Jam es Lewis, 3104; O s
car M. T aylor. 1027.
C o u n ty C lerk: W illiam H. D ier-
(Continued from Dare 1)
—G eorge T hyng. 43 — S am uel B dorff, 765: E dw in L. G raham . 1171;
R
obert
H. K elly, 1027: J. M S tr e t
L aw rence, 44—E. J. Maple. 45—E.
B. S appington, 46—A rth u r C. A n cher, 852; W. A T upper. 1328.
C o u n ty S heriff: J. W. C onnell,
derson. 47—L. C. K ram ien. 48—
D onald T. T em pleton, 49—J. J. W is- 4588.
C o u n ty Assessor: J E C arp en ter.
m er.
D em ocratic precinct co m m ittee 3501: R.’ E. B arrett. 1631.
<By M iss M i r y S a n d y )
| um lake. w hich is w ay high in
Ju d g e of th e S u p rem e court:
m an:
BA N K S — G ra d e school closed the m ountains. T hey cam ped h ere
P recinct No. 1—D avid J. Cole. 2— Jam es U. C am pbell. 5587; G eorge F rid ay w ith each of th e fo u r room s at th e lak e w ith lots of snow
G ordon H. Fiske. 3—R. W. Sw ayze, T. C ochran, 2015
h av in g a picnic. On acco u n t of th e
U S. B u rt of C o rv allis a p p a re n t bad w e a th e r th e th re e lo w er room s aro u n d them T hey re tu rn e d hom e
4— P hilip W. Lillison. 5—G. M. L es
S u n d ay v ery tired , but w ith a feel
lie. 6—B ert C. H agen, 7—H ow ard ly has w on th e dem o cratic n o m had th e ir picnics on th e h ig h school ing th a t ^he tr ip w as v e ry m uch
C. A tkinson. 8—G eorge M. A itken. in atio n for sta te tre a s u re r over J a c k grounds. T he u p p er room had th e ir , w o rth th e ir tim e T he scouts w ho
9—A lbert T. K em m er, 10—C. E. E. A llen of P en d leto n by a m a r picnic in th e Balm G ro v e p ark. enjoyed th e tr ip w ere D ale E berly.
B arker, 11 — Tie,
12 — F ra n k A gin of six votes, according to fin al T hey w ere acco m p an ied b y th e ir B illy K essler. C h ester Thom pson.
P eters. 16—P. C. N eum an. 17—J. official co u n ty fig u res com piled teach er. V erle W hite. T hose g ra d | V ernon W olford an d Bobby B row n
A. Irm ler, 18—Lizzie B aum an. 19— S a tu rd a y night.
u a tin g from th e eig h th g rad e th is
Mrs. M au rice T hom pson a n d
Joseph T. V anD yke. 23—C ecil L
y e a r w e re Ja m e s Cason. G lad y s 1 d a u g h te r D oris of V ernonia spent
K oberstein, 23—Louis N. F raer. 24
Cop. L loyd E b erly . K iyoshi K au- | from T h u rsd ay to M onday w ith her
—Jo h n K. Ihrig, 25—J a c k K lein.
am ato. G eorge S h im an ald a. an d | parents, M r. and
M rs. C lifford
26—Tie. 27—C. G Sw ecker, 28—W
M ary W akasugi
; S andy.
T Sellers, 29—Jo h n W B ernards.
A gro u p of young people from
P ro g ra m G iven
30—Celia A P u rd in , 31 — A lbert
th e E p w o rth L eague p lan n ed on
S
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w
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ich
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as
Jansen. 32—J. E. M orrissey, 33—E.
(Bv Mrs. P. Patton)
held M ay 20 in th e h ig h school a p a rty at th e Im p erial sk atin g
L. Johnson. 34—G eorge B iersdorf.
CHERRY G R O V E —T he d aily va- au d ito riu m , w as w ell a tten d ed . T w o rin k last F rid a y evening, b u t the
36 — Loel H ollenbeck, 38 — H e r b
Y am hill E p w o rth L eague m em bers
Schm idt. 39 — M azie Hays, 40— h av e b egun M onday m orning, has on e-act plays w ere staged, th e first u e r c not ab le to go so th e group
F ra n k L. S teffan. 41—R G. Berst. been postponed in d efin itely d u e to b eing "The V alian t." T a k in g p art had th e ir p a rty a t Ja n tz c n Beach.
w ere A gnes V an d erzan d en , D on
42—W E. M cCloskey, 43—J o h n E sev eral new cases of m easles.
.Miss H opkins H onored
ald S pierin g . M errill M ead. Jo h n
L ahey. 44— F ra n k J. Lewis. 45—
Mr. an d Mrs. W. E. Folsom and H iatt, N orm an S m ith. P au l H e r
A su rp rise linen sh o w er w as given
M arv L. R oberts. 46—H. S. Nolan. fam ily v isited Mrs. Folsom 's aunt.
M onday ev en in g in honor of Miss
47—L. S. C a m p b e ll 48—Tic, 49— G race Sew ell, in P o rtla n d S unday. gert. Second p lay w as "N ot Q u ite Ida H opkins, b rid e-elect of H ow ard
Such a G oose." C ast in clu d ed Iren e
Ed L. Moore.
Mrs. Folsom h ad n 't seen h er au n t
W ilbur of N eah Bay. Wash., at
D em ocratic N ational C o m m ittee sin ce sh e w as a sm all g irl in Iowa. G ard n er. E tta B ailey, M ary S an d y. th e hom e of Mrs. J e ff K ennedy.
J o h n M cB eth and H o w ard H o llen
m an: H ow ard L a t o u r e t t e , 879:
E x ercises H eld
beck. P u b lic sp eak in g class s p o n P re s e n t w ere D oris B ailey, M artha
C laude McColloch. 326: Jo sep h F
E ig h th g rad e g rad u atio n e x e r so red th ese plays. B etw een th e G iltn er. Mrs. A lfred L ew is of F o r
Wood. 514: A. M. D alrym ple. 584.
est G rove. Mrs. C lyde H opkins of
D em ocratic N ational C om m ittee- cises Mondtev n ig h t w ere w ell a t plays Mr. B u sh n ell had som e of S herw ood. M rs. E. E. H opkins,
w om an: N adie E. S tray cr, 412; tended. Rev. C o rn ils spoke on "T he his p u p ils play. D ale E b e rly and R uth B ailey. M yrle P ric k e tt, M amie
Em ly F. Edson. 986; M anche I. F o u r D's. D iscovery, Decision. D e B illy K ess'.er p lay ed a g u ita r d u ct; S andy. M oxie H opkins, th e ho n o r
te rm in atio n an d D estin atio n " The C h ester T hom pson a n d
B obby
L angley, 824.
ed guest, Ida H opkins, and the
D elegates to th e D em ocratic N a th re e g rad u ates, D elb ert Folsom. S to h le r a c la rin e t d u et; N ellie D ean hostesses, Ire n e B row n an d Z elpha
a vio lin solo: M ary
tional
C onvention — F o u r N om i V aden S eiffert and H ilda V oelker, C lo n in g er
K ennedy.
nated: D ellm ore L essard. 693; H ugh passed th e fin al ex am in atio n s w ith W akasugi a p ian o solo; H ollis H a rt
L itte r s A w arded
w ick p lay ed sev eral acco rd io n solos:
M cLain, 961; J. W. M orrow. 975; good averages.
A t a stu d e n t body m eeting F ri
A y o u n g people's m eetin g an d L ester S ch leg el tw o c o rn e t solos.
U S. B urt. 657; W illiam A Delzell,
d
ay
a
ftern
o o n sev eral of th e base
1293; R alph M. E rw in, 1053; M artin choir practice w ill b e held F rid ay T h e sen io r class w ill w as re a d fo r
ball p lay ers w ere aw ard ed w ith six-
th e o n ly tim e.
A. F itzgerald, 1083; D. A. H art, evening.
S u n d ay p a rty guesls a t th e C lif inch ch en ille letters w ith th e base-
Miss L illie W allan of H illsboro
1182.
em blem
T hose receiving
D elegates to D em ocratic N ational sp en t th e w eek -en d w ith h e r p a r ford S an d y h om e w e re M r. an d b a l l
Mrs. M au rice T hom pson a n d d au g h - a w a rd s w ere R aym ond D eirickx.
C onvention for N om ination of C an ents. M r. and Mrs. A W allin.
F ran cis catc h er; D onald S piering. pitcher;
M r. and Mrs. S e iffe rt and O vid ¡te r D oris o I V ern o n ia,
did ates for P resid en t and Vice-
hom pson of P o rtla n d . M r. and W arren T aylor, 1st base; N orm an
P re sid e n t—Tw o N om inated: P au l and N aom i atten d ed th e fu n eral of ¡T _____.____
F ehlen, 494: C laren ce F. H yde, 679; Mr. H intz o f N ew b erg S unday. 1 Mrs. O liv er W estcott and tw o c h il S m ith, 2nd base: L ester Schlegel,
E dw ard C. K ellv. 977; A. Ray M ar Mr. H intz was killed at th e Stim - d re n an d M r. an d M rs. R aym ond 3rd base; V ictor L aP o rtc, short.
son fill. T his w as th e first fa ta l S an d y and th re e ch ild re n , a ll of
tin . 886; R. R. T u rn er. 849.
and Mrs. Jam es
C andidate fo r N om ination
o f accid en t a t th is m ill since it was H illsboro; M r
H arlem an of D av id 's H ill an d Mr.
P resid en t: F ra n k lin D. Roosevelt, first started .
an d M rs. B. W. A rm e n tro u t of
2203.
B anks.
G. H. McADAMS
C andidate for N om ination
o f
F iv e m em b ers of th e B an k s Boy
V ice-P resident: Jo h n N. G arn er.
FO R E ST GROVE—F u n eral se rv Scout troop, w ith th e ir sco u tm aster.
2046.
ices w ere held S atu rd ay at th e F o r V erle W hite, left F rid a y aftern o o n
Electors of P re sid e n t and Vice- est G rove U n d ertak in g com pany
,<(,•;
vfi:y
- 'ir -
P resid en t—F iv e N om inated: A lbert chapel for G eorge Basil M cAdams. for a w eek -en d h ik in g trip . T h ey
A bsher, 1766; J. R. M arshall, 1780; 60, w ho died a t his hom e n ear drove to Eagle C re e k p a rk on th e
C
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bia
riv
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left
th
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ear
W ill M. P eterson, 1808; F ra n k A. G aston T h u rsd ay . B u rial w as at
th ere, th e n h ik ed 13 m iles to W a t-
Spencer, 1726; E lton W atkins. 1832. N ew berg.
U nited S tates S enator: W illis M a
Mr. M cA dam s w as born in Il
honey. 1116; Jo h n A. Jeffrey , 1032. linois Ju n e 16. 1875, and m arried
■ R ep resen tativ e in C ongress: C ortis M yrtle May K oppiin at G aston in
D S trin g er, 581; B yron G. C arney, 1907. He is surv iv ed by th e w idow
THE WORLDS
349; E. W. K irk p atric k . 1168.
and five children: G eorge H . K en
M
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S T BE A U T ÍF U L
S tate T reasu rer: U. S. B urt, 1137; neth R.. H elen M . R uth M . and
Ja c k E. A llen, 934.
G erald V ictor, all of G aston. O ne
DcroincDaTOD . *
S tate S enator, E. L. Ross, 1860
g randchild and brother. H a rry M c Bought - Sold - Consigned
S tate rep resen tativ e: G. F. Via, A dam s of N ew berg, also survive.
’34 Willys Sedan
P e rfe c t co n d itio n th ro u g h o u t.
V ery reaso n ab le, g u a ra n te e d .
,
John 11. Beaman
Buried Wednesday
Hold Benefit
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fielders. T he yell leader, Effie
Toates. also received th e yell lead
er's em blem and th e boys' m anager.
A kira Kuga. of baseball team r e
ceived his aw ard. T h e sam e tim e
Iren e G a rd n e r received a pin for
actin g as se c re ta ry of the stu d en t
body for th e y e a r an d H ow ard
R eppeto a pin for being p resid en t
of th e stu d en t body for th e y e a r
D onald S p ierin g received a pin
ind a large "B " for b e in g th e best
baseball p lay er on th e team this
season.
A few aw ard s w ere p resen ted
to th e "B anks C lario n " sta ff last
W ednesday night at th e "S en io r
class n ig h t" program . T hose r e
ceiving aw ard s w ere: E tta B ailey,
ed ito r; E lenora S trassel, assistan t
ed ito r; D onald S tow ell, m anager;
Leigh S tetler. associate e d ito r Sc«
lected as best re p o rte r, B a rb a ra
R eten au r: selected as best fe atu re
sto ry w rite r. L avonne C eilin g s T he
a w ard s w ere sm all pins w ith sets
in them in th e shape of "B. H S."
E xercises Held
G ra d u a tin g ex ercises
for the
B anks high school w ere held
T h u rsd ay night. T he follow ing p ro
gram
w as
given:
processional
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W irtz; invocational. Rev. R. E
D unlap: addre-.; of w elcom e, M er-
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Catsup
TOMATO.— Pheasant.
M otor reco n d itio n ed , good tires.
S W IM
in a JA N TZE N
Official Canvass
Votes Completed
Banks Grade School Closes;
Senior Class Program Held
i rill M ead. “G ran d M arch" from Ml and Mi ■ Jam es H arlem an of
: N orm a. "W altz" from F aust, W ana D avid's HUI. Fruilt'is T hom pson of
W irtz; sa lu ta to ry address, Iren e P o rtlan d a n i l M am ie S andy of
G a rd n e r;
tru m p et
solo.
L ester Banks.
Mi* I) G. P a rm e r and son Waite
Schlegel, v aled icto ry address. How
FO R E ST G RO V E Jo h n l l o n i K
ard R eppeto; accordion solo, Hollis a n d g ra n d d au g h ter. G e n e v i e v e ton B eam an. 76. died id Ids hom e J*
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Monroe,
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isited
Mi
H artw ick; p resen tatio n of speaker.
n ear h ere S unday m orning a fter a n ’
F ra n k Stas, com m encem ent a d ami Mi* G eorgs M cG raw Friday
Illness of ten years F u n e ra l *erv
Mrs
E
T
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c
k
e
r
and
son
Don
dress. W (1 H are, p re se n ta tio n of
lees w ere held W ednesday after
w
ith
uld
a
re
sp
ending
th
e
w
eek
diplom as. Ed Schlegel, benediction.
noon from the Forest G rove Undei
frien
d
s
In
Tacom
a
Rev
R. E. D unlap; recessional,
inking com pany ch ap el w ith Rev
A
rm
F
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tu
re
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W ana W irtz
C W Bond o fficiatin g In term e n t
ickie V anH orn broke Ills arm w as In H illside cem etery
Mr and Mrs. H arry W hitfield of S u D
n d ay w hen he had nil a e e n le iit
Mr H camun was horn at S a n d y
T im b e r w ere T h u rsd ay ev en in g w ith his bicycle It was set that
d in n e r p arty guests of Mr and day but reset today as the k ra y ville, Iowa. S e p te m b e r 18.
Mrs N J. G riffin and fam ily
set not m arrie d Je m ln a A nna A ydelotl at
G aylord. K uo. O ctober III. IHlIii
Miss M oxie H opkins spent th e p ictu re show ed the first
true.
and cam e to O regon In 1910, having
w eek end w itti friends in S eattle
lived a t Hie hom e n e a r h e re fill
Mr and Mrs F T ilto n and son
II.
E.
I,ACOCK
27
y ears D eceased is su rv iv ed Io
w ere H anks visitors M onduy T hey
FO REST G ROVE H enry F red j the w idow and the follow ing sous
a re fo rm er resid en ts of H anks
rick
L
aeour,
61.
died
at
Ills
hom
e
|
and d au g h ters: H arrison Beam an,
Mr. T ilto n is now the F u ller b ru sh
mail for W ashington co u n ty amt he n e a r G aston F riday afternoon Etl- I E lijah B eam an. Mi* P II S taik
n
e
ra
l
serv
ices
w
ere
held
'1
uesday
Forest G rove. C h arles A lleaioan
and his fam ily ex p ect to be located
aftern o o n from th e F orest G rove C ornelius, and M rs J It H erbert.
in H illsboro
U
n
d
ertak
in
g
com
pany
chapel
and
G erald in e K essler of P o rtln n d
C h esh ire
Ten g ran d ch ild ren , a
spent th e w eek-end in H anks w ith in te rm e n t wus In M ountain View sister and th ree b ro th e rs also mii
cem
etery.
her pareifts, Mr. a n d M rs Jo h n
Mr L aeour w as born at C harles vlve
K essler.
C
ity,
Iowa, M arch 23, 1875. and
H enry C h rism an re tu rn e d hom e
W ednesday
from
W alla
W alla, m a rrie d M rs Emma S cott id Y ak
A ugust 18, 1818 H<
w here he spent a few d ay s on b u si im a. W ash
is su rv iv e d by the widow and th ree
ness.
Mr. and M rs N G W alker spent c h ild ren A rth u r Scott of P reston,
last w eek nt R ockaw ay g ettin g th e ir Idaho; M yrl Scott of C hicago, and
cottage in sh ap e to re n t for th e D aniel I.ueour.
E v rrv tb liif in In su ran ce
sum m er.
P hone 1701Y
330 E. W ashington
Wo
specialize
tn
quality
com
F F H opkins of W ishram . W ash .
tf
sp en t from F riday u n til S u n d ay nt m ercial printing.—Argus.
the H opkins hom e in H anks. Hop-
kills. w ho has been th e depot
agent in W ishram for sev eral years,
has bid in Seaside and took charge
of th e d epot th e re M onday Mrs
H opkins is rem ain in g in B anks for
th e p resent
To P resen t P u p ils
Miss J u lia H u ffo rd of P o rtlan d
w ill p resen t h e r B anks p iano
pupils in recital to n ig h t iT h u rs
at Washington County’s Largest Dept. Store
day) in th e high school au d ito riu m
Mrs. C h arles K essler is ill and
Outing Clothes . . . Berry Pickers’ Supplies . . .
is con fin ed to bed w ith a h eart
Warm weather needs! Complete stocks, lower
attack
R N A. w om en a re serv in g a
prices.
chicken d in n e r today noon (T h u rs
day) in th e R N A hall.
P ick in g S ta rts
T he w arm w eath er follow ing the
rain rip en ed the stra w b e rrie s so
fast th a t pick in g began In most of
i the v alley p atches th e first of the
Mee the new "A d ju s ts lira."
"B ra-T u ek " » n i l "T ake-O ff
week
P la n t B egins
Mio” Sull» lo r w om en. See
T he B ak er-K elly b a rre llin g plant
the "T opper" »w im m ln* suit
and "S tream L ine" tru n k s for
i sta rte d w ith a sh o rt ru n T uesday
ev ening T h e 1( D. B odle p lant
men. Hoys' and g irls' suits
j w ill also s ta rt th e m iddle of the
and tru n k s.
w eek T hey a re now sh ip p in g ber-
1 ries for th e fresh b e rry m ark et
: C am ps a re fillin g up v ery fast, but
as vet th e re is not an oversu p p ly
j of lab o rers
G oes to E ngland
Miss A lice Lane, h isto ry teach er
i in th e B anks high school, left P o r t
land S a tu rd a y for a th re e m onths'
trip to E ngland S he w as accom
panied bv h e r au n t. M rs S ophie
Store Closed All Day Saturday— Memorial Day
A llen of P o rtla n d M rs A llen w as
head of th e T ra v e le rs' Aid in P o rt
land for 18 y ears u n til it m erged
w ith th e Y W C. A T h e tw o w ill
visit re la tiv e s in S e a ttle for tw o
w eeks b efo re going east to ta k e
th e ir boat Miss L ane is going to
visit her fa th e r w hile in E ngland
S he has not seen him for 17 years
M ajor J. H Schoof. a m em ber
of th e C an ad ian M ounted P olice
D ays A re H ere!
force, cam e to th e B anks high
school May 18 He ex h ib ited his
The ocean, the mountains,
collection of skins of m any kinds
of anim als, costum es an d m any th e lakes, th e tre e s, th e o p
o th er in te re stin g
th in g s
M ajor
Schoof cam cs from C an ad a ev ery en road — they’re all re
w in te r and spends his tim e le c tu r
ing. because the w in ter- in C anada minding you that it is vaca
a re too sev ere for his h ealth . M ajor tion time. So whether it’« a
Schoof w as born in G erm an y an d
lived th e re m ost of his life. He day, a week-end or a week.
told of m any ex p e rie n c e s and
show ed th e stu d en ts se v e ra l of his
m edals, w hich he receiv ed for
services d u rin g v ario u s w ars.
S u n d ay d in n e r p a rty guests at I
the H W A rm en tro u t hom e w ere
K
id n ey Beans
Red & White. No. 2 tin
Corn
Flakes
Red & White. 2 for
. i " L
We have a way of servicing cars so that, even
if you turn them upside down or wrong side
out, we can fix them.
A-l Mechanics - Complete Shop - Shell Gasoline
Lubricate for Safety Week, May 23 to 30
15c
High Pressure Alemite Lubrication
Complete Line Parts - Accessories
Radios, Radiator Bug Screens, Etc.
SOUP
HEINZ. 2 for
Many other items special
These prices good
27c
priced for Friday,
ay 29 only.
H IL L SB O R O M O T O R CO.
• I’hone 444, day or night
318-332 E. Main St.
Hillsboro
Used Car Lot at 136 S. Second Ave.
^V enetian H rket, J. L. Foege, R t. 2, B eav erto n )