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Pape Two RIT-I^ROKO ARGT’S, HU LABORO, 4-H Club Leaders Recognized for Years of Service in Youth Work Honor Roll for Banks Hi Given Collect Paners Recent presentati'' four county club 1< of Cornelius. Ed Se'.a.ki f c: H.H»b John Schmeltrer of Mountain H en Throe of those Washington cot years of leadership and one completed his tenth year. They nre receiving their pins nil the club numbers throughout i'd projects, the nt Countx according Club Arranges For Activities un uni: y OREGON Rural Mail Roule Rice Promoted Consolidation To Grove Post Is Abandoned The honor Honor Roll for Rosedale Given and Miss H b\ H C Cowgill, state I H club leaders ft cm John hmeli holla has also been leading r 10 years and will be pre pin in the ne c 4 H club membe ar Mt s I oh n IVJge Hilda I Churehley. I he f Mi K\ n I ; mtnunicaTkm tilth Purdunv noon to discuss installation of me- tallir telephone line S«'veral of the are going to put it in. Mr and Mrs and 1 It le son De have Miner Mill both Ri, next flü to the irMtnurnnt operation, with an all kitchen bring installed to front with a rotintri a it Ifllhhoi. county, whll« ncthig « .» ti i i ilcMmun fot i Pnitlnnd fhm K In Hili’* If« lid llenlitllM inrioiim LEISYVILLE M tVendt 52, Hillsboro route 3 resi- years. died dent i ■sday evening at her home after a pro- knged illness. Funeral services in charge of Donelson and Sewell were he'd Wednesday in the Cor nelius Emanuel Lutheran church. Rev Wolff officiating, with inter ment in the Cornelius Lutheran cemetery. Surviving are her husband. Ed ward. Hillsboro route 3 four sons Harry of Ocean Park. Wash., and Elmer, Walter and Leonard, all o Hillsboro route 3: three brothers Joe Erdmar t in South Dakota. Da Erdman of Hillsboro route 1 and Adolph Erd man of Cornelius route 1. and two M Frank F.. s now. South Dakota, ar M .Iter Zetzman Klamath Julia Anna Erdman wa September 4. Isv. in Germa was brought to the United when ix-months old and came Wash cou in 1907 was married to Edward Wend April 9. 1912. and the couple c to the community to live in am Pomona Meet Al Beaverton Registers 150 Till . un e hr. 1 I., t li . t Hill I.. R-Oi Defense Trade Classes to Start Here Monday by remex ■ and ring space r occupied bv halls A nnand estimated a? absolute ist' figures f< !e three buildii B W Barnes. and Peter Ba Take Improvement* J W P y: :< r H.iisi n.ender.t. pointée W Barr.es build Reorganization SALE . Having accomplished the object desired in my STOCK LIQUIDATION SALE and to carry out further plans of re-organization in order to present to my trade at the SPRING OPENING the most extensive and complete showing of entirely new and EXCLUSIVE LINES in QUAL the ITY READ-TO-WEAR I have ever shown and to make room for same, the balance of my pres ent stock is offered at prices that you cannot afford to pass by. REMEMBER, this sale includes all new eany SPRING DRESSES and COATS that have arrived and are arriving daily. NOTE THESE PRICES KRAMIENS PALM DRUG STORE during this SALE ONLY! Needle Point«. Camels Hair, Botany. Tweeds. NEW SPRING DRESSES Broken sizes. Prints - Pastels - Navys - Blacks - Jerseys Alpacas - Silk Prints. Your choice at bu Marked so low we are ashamed to quote price. HATS 48c $5.95 BREW-TEE Tailored Fur Felt. 1.88 1940 1936 TUDOR ? 18 000 milei 565 1.68 SWEATERS 88c 495 COSTUME JEWELRY 445 SI and SI.95 values. « ft CHOICE PUK \RD 120 SEDAN— Grec 37 000 495 DF I I XE TOWN M PLY MOI TH DE LI NE SEDAN— OI ds f» COITE- 635 765 zyc House Dresses Spun Rayon« Value« to S3.95 values s1.58 S2.95 values DRESSES Wools - Jerseys - Alpaca - Crepes BUICK CENTURY >EDAN— b :3 ik ( UFA KOI FT 3.88 BAGS C x. Values to S3.95 1.88 Half «izes 16* « to 30’-, 2.88 ’ mi*e<. 88c S? 95 SKIRTS Don’t fail to tome in anti look those value JACKETS $3.95 Values Slack Suits Wool Gaberdine COME AND SEE Compare these values! Halibut Live Oil Box of 50 ca Vitamin Concentrate THEY WILL NOT LAST LONG! Ç P F r T A T O1 LUI HL COATS build Blue. 30 000 r ‘F* light P IV" Lifelong Resident Of North Plains Dies; Rites Set areomm," BLOUSES 89c 89c o ih the Night .1 Multnom: R RI BÎ. G D 15 the r <«f aristocrat vi Ardis Eliitin from out of aude Mii Pomona Dinces. Ex rate rnnmn Annual Balt Fahtmirv The annual ball of In the »f the Hil plea and Year AND over - 1 ONDITION difficult ■napei res week, by depnrtment of l’acifi ■ ci rdx Levy Decrease Seen in 1941 County Tax Roll f thi ’ ■ equip It», w h l< •'Dir July man in hall \\ I of Durham. Ultt FI I wrrit thtongh the Repa I OKI) May and the ere, lion of the n, w tilephone building I» rniil>lly io ■> Ing compì tlon Aloha. Iteaveiton. dirai ot g a ntrat ion Overhaul and finis Peter Bose condi 1938 1936 1937 1939 Port lami Md I hk I i -I chill eh hull!' <>|H'llltlK Set < )p< ning gt.tnd opening Hillsboro Students Siaiutory Count Brings Prison Term For that reason pharmacist on rump luncheon* rand dlnnrM the front and <' W Chllst.n I’m tiand on the inside alteri HHPb« Lions club Hlllsls I riebrate Birthday 1 c -.- sanitation 3 f' i n« w fount iin will also he Intdallrd dua Drugcht iHMltiHininm**' < in ■t to include the small nami a ml Tignici (lining i Iv , ceupieil bv a small pop Im establishment First to feet binine ' giving Bl If K -PFf 1 M. «ED VN 281 ninny fflrr »pciatlon^ <>( K» kitui in the »täte A new till ghi.HH front will be Putin,: with Local and Portland Price«! Phone HHUboro lHi|* ill in in nffirr weeks, moved back t this week. Mr and Mrs A. W little daughter Lorene Ethel Vernonia speni several days parents. Mr and Mrs RIILD ( OMI. building on Main tiiit i I We,liu -..lav motnlng nttnue rarer Drh Longtime County Resident Dies b< rt Heesacker, and Mr. and Mrs a and L. rry. Mr and Mrs A. W Martin and little daughter Lorene Ethel moved to Sweet Home Sunday evening, where he has work with his gravel truck. Hillsidi Thatcher Telephone c. m; any Id a meeting at the W a Sta Putnw M an a : a In the Arinoiinrf'Uh tit »k of th«’ pm < «>1 th«’ It. > Illis ■ It tile I win Cily School Building Plan Gets Approval and Mrs. Glen Gray and babv of Portland, ” and ” Mrs. Willian Clapchaw and daughter f Hills- I!» I ! P. B. Case Buys Remodeling of Local Pharmacy Motor Agency Is Under Way At Beaverton i .modeling lit« hi« >1 while in Hills li time ite has be Ev- and achievement cards ; ral community meet in Many clubs aie bus: holding or planning to hold their loral achievement I meetings, san I. as h > an nounced the awards which have John ok at been presented to which ba.e already held their Gteen Mountain achievement meeting as foi- : • a Ranks mus 1. ws Mountain Hem ie dairy club. 1 with led by Gene Tayle Chehalem Mountain potat club, led by R B a nd h Joyce. Monnia. ■lub. hd by Dale Van Domelen; Colum - bin ct nt Meek agricultura! \t (did d led bv Dale Grabe! : Moun- M;s Home ’ •v club. ed by John Schmeltzet. Mountain Home model builders’ club, led by Harr Cemetery Meet February 1 e wood- The cemetery aaaocii working club, led by T. E. Crocker. cemetery club will hold Pictures Shown meeting with a pot-Iuek A H Abts, fieldman for the 11 Carstens. Saturday ial Na:., ra! bank of Hills- Everyone interest boro. ha. some of these achievement meetings and omen Mi and Mrs. Ray Woodman of showing his pictures of 4-H corn tpitol Hill were week-end guests club members. These are proving Birthday * Celebrateti her parents. Mr very interesting to the boys and girls and their parents. Those who have received their awards are as John Friday Honored follows Mountain Home commun A surprise birthday ity Stanley Ego. Pill Strickland given John Friday. Friday evening George Z.llison. Shirley Taylor. Bet at his home Rank: tv Joyce. Wallace Russell. Gladys honor of his Taylor. Patricia Joyce. Virgil ÄI- versary The evening n ! Mr lison K nneth Jaquith. George Wil playing cards and la son. Dick Strickland. Dick Howell. mentí were s» Frank. Daphne Lekas. Grant Freuler. Lee Mr and Mis Gene Shipley and Pat. A large attractii Roy Jaquith. Dan Aebischer, and Thuril Shipley. Mr and Mr« Wil cake in green and yellow liam Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilbur Moore. the center of the table. Prickett. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Van- Mountaindale Community — Juar- Ila Tipp. Betty Jean Van Domelen. dehey Mr and Mrs. Albert Gehrts. and Dale Van Domelen. Jedmore Anno Schneider. Ed Schneider. Al community — Shirley Hardebock. ta Carstens, and M. and Mis. John Herbert Miller. Edwin James. Van Friday and sor Lloyd. Mr and Mt Frank Akers of Elmore. Evelyn Crume. Raymond Hartson. Bobby Smith, Retha Mae Portland visited her sister. Smith. Jesse Ear! Miller. Bernard Belle Hartw ick, from Monday Van Domelen. Betty Hardebeck. Wednesday last week. listed a Mr and Mr«. L. D. Stillwell of Need.- Listed W ilfred James. Donna Crocker. Ed ith Grant. Barbara Norris Marga Amity were Saturday and Sunday B W B. r ret Womack, Betty Jean Vavis guests of Mi. and Mrs Frank Lis light.ng must b? ! ter. Keith Sn ith. Bern ece Johansen. with m nimm M ■ Donald Smith. Dorothy Davis, and 2 Pres r.t adrq Miss Belle Hartwick Elrr.or Johansen Grahel c immun should be enlarged by din; party gue : ity Pearl Webber. Maurice Rar- other side of building. 3 Audi ackman, Betty Grabel. Jeanne Gra- Mr and Mrs. Clell Carstens were stage, now too Mr and Mrs Percy Carstens of bel. Glenn Werre. June Fineout. John Herrold. Columbia Academy Portland, Mr and Mrs. Louie Win- sl.'P’d And - Joe Baker Jr . Steven Meek Earl ters and four children of Glen- and Mrs Ellis Watson. spa Öisen. Olsen. Dale Olsen. John Watson of Buxton and Arlie fice for th' “ principal 6 Refini: Kenneth Logan. Donald Logan, and Carstens of Sunset. floors and e b over woodwork whe Jack Shearer necessary 7 ' Par.;, boite sh uld 1 Clubs which have scheduled their the buildings 'diree se achievement meetings for the near { exit door« future are Scheffhn. Dixie Moun B W Bame« gymt tain. West Union Rock Creek. Ti struct bleachers al gard. Hazeldale. Reedville. Hills 2. Renovate locker boro. Kinton and Cooper Mountain. Kansas City \\ Hillsboro tin charge of th. he pa.t vein Putney i Hillsboro come a «ut vex man In Soh! ,’attc ehool honor «eeks is os in X < innoiincrd he omis II lUilm Hill boi Hi Mts. Helen Austin and Ed Se: roll for th< niker were presented w th fifth follows yea; pins and Henry Hagg presented with a 10th year p the annual club leaders bai Birthday Crirbmted Mr. and Mrs. I. P Brady enter tained at dinner Sunday evening with an oyster fry in honor of the ninth birthday anniversary of little Elaine Ewing. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Ewing and family Mr and Mrs Dari Ewing and family Mr. and Mrs Vic Stangler and family. Maxine Ew ing and Laurel Ewing, and Addi- Fon Cathcart. The evening was spent in playing games. Tliiirsilny, .îiiniiiuv Values Values Values Values to S3.95 to S8.95 to S14.95 to S22.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . s188 S2.8R s488 s6 88 68c » HOSE 79c val. broken sizes 58c si val. broken sizes 68c MAXEY'S SLIPS All early SPRING ARRIVALS in Dresses, BROKEN SIZES Coats, Hats, etc., are immediately put $1.29 values into stock at Special Prices during this sale as New Spring Merchandise is ar SI.95 values riving every day. It will pay you to visit LA VERNE'S daily during this sale. 68c 98c FORMALS 88c V alues to ’2-88 365 TUALATIN VALLEY MOTORS Wa»hington County Buick Dealers 13C S. First Ave. Hillsboro. Oregon All Sales Final LaVerne’s or Refund« ■ ■■■■
