The Hillsboro argus., May 13, 1943, Page 3, Image 3

Jim m y Robinson
Named Catholic
School Coach
Form er Orenco
People Assume
Store Duties
Mrs. May I. Smith
Buried Monday
T h u r s d a y , M ay 13. 1913
Two Reported War
Prisoners of Japs
H ILLSB O R O A R G U S— 8
He
was
b o rn
a t W h e e le r, M ay
5, 1925.
ie S m ith , 61, died
S C H O L L S — Names o f U S
i r sister, M rs. L e -
IIU B K H J im m y Knhuistiii o f | | i i
H ills tx .ro F rid a y oners ta k e n fro m B ataan and c o r ­
ICO
M
r
h n ha's b re n iipp. lilte d the n«»w
lo n g illn e ss. F u ­ re g id o r are ju s t n o w being g ive n
i..n h .iv r lake*
• o.icb fu r the <’ •tim in ’ ( e n trili hir. i
n e ra l services w ere h e ld M onday o u t to a n xio u s re la tiv e s and friends.
m
l
m
oved
h
en
■ilmul fo r lniy.> in I'm t l. im l He is
a ft'-rro o n a t I.’ onelson A S e w e ll A m o n g the names g iv e n o u t re c e n t­
’•»if land
They
,i g i.itlu a L r f ( iu n /.i|;,i m 1021 .uni
chapel, Hev N e w to n P e n b e rth y o f ­ ly w ere thO M o f E lls M c K in d le y ,
n here, h a vin g ri
H a b io tin r o f the* V r iy K«*v J r s iiit
fic ia tin g . w ith in te rm e n t a t I. O. O. b ro th e r <,f C e c il M c K in d le y , w h o is
u n til a fe w years
I 'r o v in ì i. »I
Hr
s u rrrrc ls
h'athm
e m ployed on the J u liu s O hristensen
F cem etery.
u «I Services P lanned
J, hi W h r b iii am | w ill d ire c t both
She is s u rv iv e d b y th re e sisters. fa rm , and M e lv in M yers, nephew o f
• i l l V I W i l l he
fo o tb a ll am i ba.sk« th .til H e b a d b . i . l
M rs C la re H a r tr a m p f and M rs L e - W. A B u n n e ll, o f Scholls. R elatives
19 y r a is ex|M*rlrn<*r as a fo o tb a ll
titia S m ith o f H ills b o ro , and M rs. o f the m en have p re v io u s ly been
I
roa ch a liti I » yrar.s as a b a ske tb a ll
M adge Duganne o f Sacram ento, Cal 1 n o tifie d by the Red Cross th a t th e y
coach In IIH9 his fo o tb a ll team at
A
A n ri.i M a ry H a r 'r im p i
■ w ere m issing in a c tio n o r taken
I ’ln e in x won the A riz o n a state foot
I ru le, i l l
su rvives. A b ro th e r, R o b e rt Im b rie , p rison e r, w itn o u t d e fin ite in fo rm a ­
b a ll c b a i n p l o i i M ' n p . also the C atho
tio n as to w h ic h was rig h t.
u’k M oon o f ( ’ .im p Whitt» I
d ie d tw o years ago.
lie S o u th w e st c ro w n Laut y e n Jim
i a s h o rt fu rlo u g h o ve r
Mrs.
S
m
ith
was
b
o
rn
a
t
West
m y was d ire c to r o f the
Dav. su d d e n ly became i l l j
U n io n (ro u te one, H ills b o ro ) D e­
i p h o to g ra p h was ta ke n d u rin g
n ju a d at St M a ry ' , h ig h sc
a fte rn o o n and was taken
ü
cem ber 4. 1881 the eldest d a u g h te r
W o rld w a r I when the U n ite d States
H ulu i
i In s p it'd , w h e re he wa«
f James A and A n n a M a u z iy Im ­
was engaged w ith o th e r A llie s in k e e p in g the G e rm a n w a r lo rds
M i and M r
J V M u rp h y a
he s u ffe rin g w ith pneu*
brie, c o u n ty pioneers, and had l i v ­
F u n e ra l services were held Sun-
fro m d o m in a tin g the w o rld T h e bond , the fiv e enator-. are b u y in g
r|>< tid in g a week s Vacation at Ta
T h e Fame n ig h t £1 r un cle |
ed in H ills b o ro and v ic in it y a ll h e r day a t F o re s t G rove U n d e rta k in g
M i and M is F L lb
W illia m
fo rm e r r< xld e n t u r 1 fro m V ic e -P re s id e n t M a rs h a ll w e re c a lle d L ib e rty Bonds H eading
life . She had been an in v a lid fo r 1 com pany chapel fo r S 2 'C W iilia rr
fro m lu f t to r ig h t the le g is la to rs are
T h ma- H. M a i H ill, vice-
land have purchased
><*•» had the m i fo rtu n e to have t
m ore than th re e years, and several H a ro ld Johnson, 18, fo rm e rly o f
p io p r ty on llig b la n d
p re i lent, and S enators T hom as J W alsh of M ontana A lb e r t B C u m ­
a ffo ld g i\e w a y u n d e r h im id
m
onths ago was m oved fro m her M e d fo rd , who died la st T h u rs d a y
nx vt d m
m in s o f Iow a. W a rre n G. H a rd in g o f O hio, la te r p re sid e n t; F ra n k B.
( ’u m m e rria k Iro n W o rks and
home on B a seline stre e t to t h e a t th e V e te ra n s ’ h o s p ita l in P o r t­
llm to r 93ril I llit h t U y
K
e
llo
g
g
o
f
M
in
ne
so
ta
,
la
te
r
se
c
re
ta
ry
o
f
:
la
te
u
n
d
er
C
oolidge,
and
f< II 25 feet lie too. is in the
hom e o f h e r sister.
land. In te rm e n t was a t C o rne lius
J ( ’ «Had» <«ihh*t \\ a . p le a sa n tly
Ix»e S O v e rm a n o f N o rth C a ro lin a . A ll are deceased.
h spit.al. b a d ly b ru ise d and
A co in cidence a b o u t 'her death is cem etery.
M iip ii .c d on M ay '» w hen la f his
en h u t lu c k ily no bones w e re !
th a t h e r m o th e r d ie d on th e e ig h th
He is s u rv iv e d b y his stepfathe
friend*, anti neighbor came in w ith
and 10 pounds. H ousew ives thus can a n n iv e rs a ry o f M r. Im b rie 's d /• . and m o th e r, M r. and M rs. W. R
a p o t-lu c k b irth d a y d in n e r to hi Ip
V isits B ro th e r
spread th e ir sugar b u y in g o v e r the and M rs. S m ith d ie d on th e e ig h th M c D o n a ld o f M e d fo rd ; also a sis­
h im
ce le b ra te
h i*
n in e ty -th ir d
k B etzer. b ro th e r o f H o w a rd
e n tire ca n n in g season, instead o f a n n iv e rs a ry c f her m o th e r's death. te r A u d re y and a b ro th e r Dale,
b irth d a y
He In a c tiv e a n ti liv e
is sp e n ding his fu rlo u g h
She was a m em b e r o f T u a la tin U. S N.
m a k in g a single la rg e purchase as
alone.
m p Cook, C al , w ith them
th e y d d last season w hen boards chapter. Eastern S ta r and c f the
M i and M rs M e lv in U tto n < f Eu
I had o n ly purchase c e rtific a te s fo r E piscopal ch u rc h .
(C o n tin u e d fro m page 1)
gene are v is itin g le la tiv c ., in H ubei
was born to M r. and M r&
foods.”
P ric e A d m in is tra to r b u y in g in q u a n tity to issue.
Itru th r r ir t e d
oen at the Jone* h o sp ital a n t
P re n tiss M B ro w n stated.
Each sugar a llo w a n ce c o u p .n w ill
M rs It J Kasmussen entertalne««
a n u m b r o f frie n d s at a p a rty on
be m a rke d w ith the s e ria l n u m b e r
“ T he m o re f r u it and vegetable
M others H onored
S u nday to h o n o r the b irth d a y o f
•
f
w a r ra tio n book one and the
p u t up at home, th e less dem and
’» Day service
th e
book its e lf m ust be presented to the"
In r b ro th e r, R ich a rd T ritz , w ho
vas attended by a la rge th e re w ill be on the lim ite d c i v i l ­ re ta ile r fo r c h e c k in g w h e n e v e r a
in the navy b u t I n now sta tio n e d in co u n ty f
M rs. E tta W a s h in g to n , 67, died
Mr
O Lochd» n a n d ian s u p p ly c f c o m m e rc ia lly packed sugar allo w a n ce coupon is ' spent.”
P o rtla n d A n u m b e r f his pals In and who
a t h e r hom e a t L e banon S a tu rda y.
f
f
sang
an a p n ro p ri- foods I e a rn e s tly appeal to those U n lc
Che se rvice w e re also giichts
th
num
bers
on
th
e
b
.o
k
s
w
h
o
horne-can
fr
u
its
and
ve
g
e
ta
b
le
*
Sne
had been ill o n ly a s h o rt tim e
agi r fo r
>ng T h e h o n o r o f
F re d Ny - en o f the coast g u a rd h > p ih d
F u n e ra l ser-
to use th e ir processed foods r a ­ and th e coupons correspond, the fo llo w in g a s tro k e
>lde*t
m
o
th
e
r
present
coupon is n o t v a lid and the re ta ile r I vices were held a t L e b an o n T ues­
at A s to ria spe nt Mother**» Day w ith <d Him
N Hose T he yo u n g- tio n s s p a rin g ly . It m ust be re m e m ­ ca n n ot com plete the su g a r sale.
his home fo lk s
day w ith b u ria l a t F a rm in g to n
F uñera
w ’ Mr
Joe M eyers bered th a t m illio n s o f w a r w o r k ­
Mr
V It W ilx n o f V ancouver
To m ake it possible fo r c o n su m ­ cem etery.
Fon t G
’ her w ith the largest ers and o th ers in essential in d u s ­
It C . Ls v i.x itiiig her d a u g h te r, M rs M unday a fte rn
She was b o rn a t S cholls in N o ­
trie s have n e ith e r th e tim e n o r the ers to c o n tin u e to use outside c a n ­
n
M rs Ix»e R a n d a ll
S tm e r King.».age.
fa c ilitie s to p u t up fr u its and vege­ n in g fa c ilitie s i f th e y have done so ve m b e r 1875.
w ere at R iv e rv ie w
> ni.u \ Isita
before
and
to
m
ake
it
possible
fo
r
« She Is s u rv iv e d by h e r husband,
tables at home. T h e y m ust depend
P o rtla n d
F ra n k L o v e a ll < f the n a vy Is i
e n tir e ly on
c o m m e rc ia lly -p a c k e d pers ns w ho have g ro w n th e ir o w n G eorge; tw o sons. H u g h o f As­
M x iu iK rd Big Show
hom e fro m Suu Diego, C a l, on I
fr
u
its
and
vegetables
to
have
them
to
ria and G eorge J r . o f P o rtla n d ;
foods.
E
v
e
ry
can
o
f
th
e
c
o
m
m
e
r­
( Oír I
fu rlo u g h
c ia l pack th a t is saved fo r th e sf c o m m e rc ia lly canned, i f th e y w ish, fo u r g ra n d c h ild re n and one g re a t­
Land P r
fo lk s th ro u g h hom e c a n n in g is a special p ro v is io n s are made ir, the g ra n d c h ild ; tw o sisters. M rs. G ir-
had m a t t
d ire c t and im p o rta n t c o n trib u tio n new re g u la tio n s . A person whose th a L a rse n and M rs. M a m ie S haw
th e Pai d
m iai 1
to o u r w a r e ffo rt We can ru n the fa m ily has g ro w n its o w n fr u its o r o f H ills b o ro . She was also the ■
expoNltm t
.perni«*' I (>P(
to ta l in to h u n d re d s o f m illio n s o f vegetables and supplies a ll neces­ siste r o f th e la te G ra n t Landess.
tio n s in
sa ry ingre-dients f o r processing, in ­
A lb e r t K e h r li is in the Jones ca n $ L e ts do it.
grounds
Japanese
i it i l .
w h e re he u n d e rw e n t a r
“ We
have
a llo w e d
increased c lu d in g sugar, m ay have them com ­
( ( ’o u tIn u e d fro m page II
M r M in to n v. a adv«»rtisinr
p ’ itio n
a m ounts o f sugar th is y e a r f o r m e rc ia lly canned, and m ay a cq u ire
Bed Cross groups, c iv ilia n defen.se
Mr
M a rg a re t Grosse is m a k in g ja m s, je llie s ,
and preserves
so 100 q u a rts o f such canned fo .d fo r
u n its, p a trio tic o rg a n iza tio n s, and aper fo r the S tatesm an Pub
m em b e r o f his fa m ily w ith o u t
co m p a n y o f S alem in th«» < ;u
‘ « i hom e w ith h e r b ro th e r -in - la w th a t these can be used m ore e x- s each
others be in g urged to ta ke p a rt
u rre n d e rin g ra tio n po in ts.
and becam«» «<ii t< r o f th
.n d
*■ i t«»r. M r
and Mr* Joe M e y - te n n v e ly as a spread to s tre tc h
▼ P ro g ra m Scheduled
O R E N C O —G ra d u a tio n
exercises
T lie revised ho m e -ca n ning re g u la ­
•
w h ile h e r
husband is s e rv in g th e b u tte r and m a rg a rin e ra tio n ,
W eather p e rm ittin g , a p ro g ra m P o u ltry J u rn a l w hen th
w ill be held T uesday n ig h t a t 8
i in tin* n r fo rce He is sta tio n e d in
"T h e m ethod by w h ic h hcuse- tio n s also m ake p re v is io n s w h e re ­
w ill he presented at the Second m an bo u gh t th a t p u b lic a ti
o
clock,
w
ith
th
e
p
u
b
lic
in v ite d .
by
sm
a
ll
b
o
a
rd
in
g
houses,
hotels,
Send y o u r la u n d ry out and
T<*\
Mr
Grosse came re c e n tly w ive s w ill get th e ir h o m e -c a n n in g
and M am c o rn e r o f the c o u rt house* th e Statesm an fou nd e d tJ
T he a n n u a l p ic n ic w ill be h e ld at
save p recious tim e fo r t h e
ff m D enver. C o l, w h e re she ha^ su g a r th is y e a r has been s im p li- and resta u ra nts, as w e ll as g o v e rn ­
la w n . T h is p ro g ra m w ill in c lu d e H o m cd e a d he a d d ’ d th e «
the school on F rid a y and w ill end
m
e
n
t-o
w
n
e
d
and
p
riv
a
te
ly
-o
p
e
ra
te
d
Red Cross and o th e r w a r ­
I cen e m p lo ye d in t h e
a ir c ra ft fio d co n sid e ra b ly. R e su lt w ill be a
b and and vo ca l n u m b e rs and a and m anager jo b o f th a t
the school year. E ve ry o n e is to
! p la n t
s a v in g o f tim e and tro u b le
to his o th e r du tie s. A fte r
w in n in g
a c tiv itie s .
H om e
f o r in s titu tio n s tsuch as schools, p ris ­ b rin g a lu n ch . A p ro g ra m w ill be
s h o rt ta lk .
ons.
hospitals,
etc.
I
m
ay
get
sugar
Mi
A V ic to r re tu rn e d fre m h e r j th e m as w e ll as fo r t h e
L a u n d ry sends y o u r clothes
lo c a l
T he w a r savings s ta ff urges e v ­ w ith the p u b lis h in g c m pa n y
held
la
te
r
in
the
a
u
d
ito
riu
m
.
and
m
ake
o
th
e
r
necessary
a
rra
n
g
e
­
t ie A g ric u l
it it G le n d ale. C al . la st w eek boa rd s.”
and lin e n s back clean a n d
e ryo n e to purchase a w a r bond of M in to n h. ught
m ents to d o th e ir o w n ca n n in g . In
' •* rep'.?! th a t tr a v e l accom m o- M u st G ive D ata
n e w . . . m akes them last
any dent m in a tio n in c o m m e m o ra ­ fro m H M W illia m s o n A fte i
these cases, th e a m o u n t o f sugar
years
o
f
b
u
ild
in
g
the
m
a
g
a
/ir
j
dal-..ns
ire
not
v
e
ry
good
(
L
o
c
p
l
boards
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
th e
lo n g e r. S ta rt to d a y to
tio n o f th is v ic to ry so m e tim e d u r ­
«• We
M i s Paul Strasser. d a u g h te r o f I c o u n try w ill re ce ive w r itte n a p p li- a llo w e d , as w e ll as the p ro v is io n s
fa rm
in g the w e e k b e g in n in g M ay 19 z\
fo r re p o rtin g and using processed
M
r
and
M
rs
W
W
ood,
has
r
e
-
!
ca
tio
n
s
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
n
e
w
p
ro
v
is
io
n
?
>ld
It
.
t»r
his
“L et Home L aundry
1
'
special c o m m e m o ra tiv e stam p w ill
»g«-in« n t « f lu rn
rued
e l fro m San F ra n cisco , C al . i <»n and a fte r M a y 15. No special foods canned depends la rg e ly on
A- H A bts, assistant ca sh ie r and
be placed on a ll bonds sold on th a t h e a lth took ve r tb
Do It"
the
size
and
fu
n
c
tio
n
o
f
th
e
in
s
ti-
rcha rd w h i h
e had . w h e re
he had been s ta y in g fo r | fo rm is re q u ire d unless it is p la n -
fie ld re p re s e n ta tiv e f : r the C om ­
day and th ro u g h the balance o f an a p p le
■ ’oe tim e to be n e a r h e r husband, ned to s i l l th e hom e p ro d u c t, and 'u ti m N o special p ro v is io n is m ade m e rc ia l N a tio n a l bank, has had an
the w eek These stam ps w ill lie in ow n e d fo r nine tim e.
w h i was statu ned th e re in t r a in ­ a p p lic a tio n m ay be m ade in person fo r these in s titu tio n s to get sugar a r lcle. 'C le r k in g A u c tio n Sales at
the hands o f banks, issuing agents ia r n ie r P ro b le n ui In te re s t
f o r m a k in g je llie s and ja m s Sugar
i n g fo r th e m e rch a n t m a rin e
He is o r b y m a il.
In the message rece ive d W ednes­
L a te r he was c a lle d to th
used fo r th is purpose m ust be p ro ­ a P r o fit," p u b lis h e d in T h e B u r-
now re a d y fo r s a ilin g so she re ­
T h e a p p lic a n t m u s t fu rn is h th e
d a y m o rn in g by C h a irm a n M ac- H " . '
| |
■ !
vid e d o u t o f the in s titu tio n 's re g u ­ roughs C le a rin g House m agazine
tu
rn
e
d
hom
e
and
is
w
o
r
k
in
g
at
fo
llo
w
in
g
fo r M ay. I t is one c f the fe a tu re d
K e n x ic c a llin g fo r such a c e le b ra ­ th e paper
re p re s e n ta tiv e
la r sugar a llo tm e n t.
Swan
Island
1.
A
copy
o
f
w
a
r
ra
tio
n
b
o
o
k
one
a rtic le s and is w e ll illu s tra te d in
tio n w ith in th e co u n ty . S ta te A d - ¡la n d
1 in
<
lu
h
M
eets
W
ednesday
P h o n e 471
t
ir
each
person
for
whom
1
imt
,
z
s
tw o pages. T w o p ic tu re s o f au ctio n
m in ls lra to r
D a v id
Eccles
said, j the fa rm
M
i-
a
m
a
ry
m
e
e
tin
g
w
ill
be
held
ca
n
n
in
g
sugar
i.s
sought;
LzOUIlty
B
u
d
g
e
t
GrTOUp
sale
scenes and a re p ro d u c tio n of
H ills b o ro O regor
‘ T h is g reat s ta te w id e c e le b ra tio n liv e in
W ednesday. M a y 19. at th e home
an au ctio n sale b ill p rin te d b y the
w ill be u n iq u e in th e e n tire na- m a rk e t «
eet. ani
DD
pounds f fin is h e d f r u it t
be p u t I ^ ^ P
P o
° l in
n ted
‘ea b
D v
y t C ^ o
o u
u rt
rt
f M rs I
H a rrin g to n .
A rg u s are in c lu d e d .
tm ii and sh o u ld a ttra c t
n a tio n a l came its
m aster
S h o w e r G iv e n
'H. L . M a cK e n zie o f H ills b o r
up; and
re c o g n itio n Let the eve n t be spun- was mar
M u ltn
L a d le s' C irc le m et last w e e k at
B u rlin g h a m
o I Forest
3 T lie a m o u n t o f su g a r to be used V e rn o n
.* ored In- th«» «»nt ire c o m m u n ity and - " t in t y f
ars a ft
the hom e o f M rs W B ro w n
A fo r m a k in g ja m s a nd je llie s in o t G rove and L e o n a rd A dam s
of
le t it sh w O regon's v ita l in te re s t m cop tio n
u
rp
ris
e
sh
o
w
e
r
was
g
iv
e
n
to
M
rs
B
e
a
ve
rto
n
have
been
nam
ed on th i
m
o
re
th
a
n
fiv
e
i>ounds
p
e
r
person,
in a ll phases o f the war.**
w a y tpw .
It M oates w ith 15 ladies present w ith in the 25-pound o v e ra ll m a x i­ c o u n ty b u d g e t c o m m itte e and w ill
C e le b ra tio n plans are also go in g tu re . he v
serve w ith Ju d g e H. D. K e rk m a n
ahead in P o rtla n d w h e re a m o n ­ and tu rn e d his f u ll a tte n tio n to the N e x t m e e tin g w ill be w ith M rs m u m .)
T h e b o a rd w ill re c o rd the n u m ­ and C om m issio n e rs James L e w is
s te r parade and sta d iu m show arc ca n n e ry business in w h ir h he had K in g and M rs. H a ra la as hostesses
E lw oo d L e h m a n and fa m ily a t­ b e r o f pounds o f su g a r grantexl each and J. W. H ughes in w o r k in g o u t
become fin a n c ia lly inte re ste d .
being a rra n g e d.
In 1919 he was m ade m anager o f tended thi- fa m ily d in n e r at t h e person on th e c o v e r o f his o r h e r the 1&43-44 c o u n ty b u d g e t
h'
ine o f his m o th e r a t M o la lla .
i w a r ra tio n book one.
the B ro w n s v ille c a n n e ry at Forest
L e g a l b la n k s 10c and 20c each
L a s t ye a r, ho u sew ive s w e re re ­
G rove He re tire d fro m the ca n n in g Receives Gas I n s t r u ilio n
E L e h m a n is ta k in g a course on ' q u ire d to f i l l o u t an o ffic ia l fo rm the A rg u s
business in 1932. and has since de-
H ow to H a n d le Gas W a rfa re .” in in c o n s id e ra b ly g re a te r d e ta il.
v >led h im s e lf to his o rch a rd .
H ills b o ro e v e ry W ednesday fo r fiv e A llo tm en t in Coupons
Served In Church
w eeks and a fte rw a rd s w ill tra m I H o m e ca n n in g s u g a r a llo tm e n ts
F u n e ra l services w e re h e ld W e d ­
B o rn on a fa rm near M uncie, b id
u n d e r th e ne w p ro g ra m w ill be in
nesday at Forest G ro v e U n d e rta k ­ M arch 29. lH litl
Mi
M in to n had people h e re in th a t lin e .
th e fo rm o f "s u g a r a llo w a n c e c o u ­
in g ch a p el fo r Jo h n O scur C u m ­ been a ctive in th e M e th o d ist e lu rc h
p o n s" in d e n o m in a tio n s o f 1, 3, 5
m ings. 85. F ore st G ro v e reside n t d u rin his life , and w i a tru ste e o f
nee 1902, who died Sundei Rev the F irs t M e th o d ist ch u rch f P o rt-
E D K e llo g g o ffic ia te d , w it h i n ­ la n d at th e tim e o f his death. He
te rm e n t at Forest V ie w ce m e te ry, was a m em ber o f East G ate lodge,
He is s u rv iv e d b y his w ife , Lo u isa A E and A M . P c rtla n d . till t i l tw o
(C o n tin u e d fro m page H
D IID D C D b
A ; tw o dau gh te rs,
M rs. M a b e l years ago w h e n he tra n s fe r red to e n t r e t a il prices. T h e p ric e a d m in ­
dde
defense
Beal o f C h ico , C al . and M rs Hazel H o lb ro o k lodge o f F ore st G r ave.
is tra to r f u r th e r announced th a t he
G rah a m o f P o rtla n d ; a son. John,
He was a c tiv e in Ilo y a l A rc h was re c o m m e n d in g to th e se cre ta ry
o f L a G ra n d e ; and a sister. M rs Im a Masons, and th e O rd e r o f E. st 1 o f co m m e rce th a t su bsidy p a ym e n ts
H u in e o f P o rtla n d
f be m ade to processors o f th e co m ­
S ta r and an h o n o ra ry m em ber
He wus b o rn a t E rie co u n ty, N the Forest G ro v e 1! ta ry c lu b He m o d itie s in v o lv e d to p re v e n t the
H ills b o ro , O regon
Y., on O c to b e r 2. 1857. and was leaves his w ife , M rs. A da E M ill- reduced p rices fro m h a v in g an ud-
m a rrie d to Lo u isa M a n g o ld on S ep­ to il o f Forest G ro v e ; a d a u g h te r by I ve rse e ffe c t on p ro d u c tio n .
te m b e r 28. 1922.
a fo rm e r m a rria g e . M rs M ild re d
A t the same tim e, e conom ic sta­
G illia m o f P o rtla n d ; a sister, P r. b iliz a tio n d ire c to r, James F B yrnes,
N e ttie H am m ond H L-rmosa Beach, stated th a t the p ro g ra m had his
C al ; a g ra n d d a u g h te r M rs B a rb a ra f u ll a p p ro v a l and th a t he was a s k ­
T rim b le o f P o rtla n d , and a g re a t- in g th e se cre ta ry o f co m m e rce to
N elson F is h e r and (toy S p a rk m a n | g ra n d d a u g h te r. T h e re are also tw o ta ke th e necessary steps to c a rr y it
9-ineh Range-Tec
In ng.
M rs
F re d in to e ffe ct.
have leased fro m J im B u c k le y the «!< p d uughters
S K IL L E T
f illin g s ta tio n fo rm e rly S o u le ' M o ­ C ook o f Lebanon and M rs W a r.a n I T h e p ric e re d u c tio n s as th e re s u lt
* Whether your c«r is
to rs at Denni-s and Baseline and are C offe en o f San L e a n d ro . (. al.
new or old, the chances
| o f th e c e ilin g changes w ill a m o u n t
a rc 10-1 that you’re
n o w open fo r business B o th m en
to an average o f 2 cents a pound
wasting rubber because
are m echanics, F is h e r h a v in g been i D u tc h g u e rrilla s s t ill o p e ra tin g
it th e w h o le sa le p ric e o f beef, and
T he p e rfe c t u te n ­
your wheels are out of
w ith S w a n k M o to rs a t C o rn e liu s, in th e isla n d o f T im o r p u b lis h veal will reflect a r i t . n l s a vin g to
s il fo r fr y in g !
alinement . or they need
• A»k f o r
and S p a rk m a n w ith Spencer M oto rs th e ir ow n n e w spaper o n
paper th e co n su m e r
e f a p p ro x im a te ly
dy-namic balancing . . or
Glass doesn't a b ­
I h I » re nume
in H ills b o ro .
m a rke d , "Made in Ja p a n."
I th re e cents.
four leaf clover
the brakes need adjust­
sorb food flavor«
and a copy of
ment Drive into our
and is easy t o
t h e booklet :
shop without delay .. for
“ H ost T o Get
clean!
It's heat re s is ta n t f o r
a check-up and a precis­
M o re T ir e
to p -o f-th c -s to v e co o kin g .
ion adjustment to orig­
Mileage."
inal car specifications.
OFFICIAL
U.S. ARMY AIR CORPS
38 th Fighter
Squadron Insigne
Last Rites Held
For Young Sailor
Ca n We D Less?
( a cd
Limit 25 Pounds
For Home Canning
Veteran Leader
In Farm Shows
Buried Mondav
M n . Elia Washington
i " ies at Lebanon
W ednesday, M ay 19
Celebration Day
Orenco Graduation
Slated for Tuesday
Remember, nor the spttdomtt^ b«r* ♦»»
aUndar is your bent -
Once a Week.
BATTIRY— Reduced dnv..
Shell check-ups of water lev
charge more important than
TIRES —M a in ta in in g c o rre i
pressure saves tires and ga '
Every 2 Months:
O il— Have
c ra n k c
flushed and refilled w
Shell M o to r O il.
5HILLU4RICATION - T h o ro u ,
correct lubrication — vital in m:
ing your car last (or the durate
SHELL O IL COMPAF
Incorporated
SUIT-TYPE
D R E SSE S
WANTED
KU
FJHBU
For the Red Cross
s j
WILL LEAD
EGGS and EGG
M EATS
HELP CONSERVE
Get your U.S. Fighter and C
servation Squadron insignia
the kind youngsters are collec
ing now! In full color on dot!
they’re ju st right to sew o
pockets, caps or sweaters. Yo
get one of these insignia FREI
—while the supply lasts— ever
time you buy W ar Stamps frot
your Shell Dealer or Shell Ser
ice S ta tio n . A nd X T T X
watch for the next
new insigne!
'CARE FOR YOUR CAR
FOR YOUR COUNTRY”
HOME LAUNDRY
& Dry Cleaners
Ceiling Prices Slated
For A ll Kinds Foods
bought this week a
Shell Dealers
¿nd Shell Station.
SAVE TINE
Abls Gets Article in
National Publication
John Cummings Rites
Held W ednesday
FREE with
War Stamps
BUSY LIVES!
Pay Over
Market Price.
K
PERFECTION BAKERY
Fisher and Sparkm an
Open Business Here
BEAR
M
P y re x Glass
C O F FE E M A K E R
IÍ m " «¿I,S^ltV1CE STATI0NS
t o r » • i o m i
THE TEETH O F THE NEW
FINANCIAL RESPO NSIBILITY
LAW A R E
i» « ),
means
S u 'jT n u n r t o / your
r/g/iZ Zo drive it non'
mandatory i/ yon
are involved in an
auto accident front
which damage or
death remit), unlea
. . . you can pay for
damage» m i t n i d
agaimt you.
W e quote .
“ N o t less llinn III days nor more than 4 } day» after receipt by him
*
of the report or notice of accident which ha» resulted in bodily m /a ry or death or
in damage Io properly «»/ any one perron, the Secretary of State shall suspend the license o f
any person operating, and the registration certificate« and registration plates of an> person
owning a motor sehicle in any manner in to lre d in ««</» a m d e n l, unless and until such owner
or operator, or chauffeur, or both shall tmnt<durre/y furnish and thereafter maintain proof o f
financial responsibility in the future."
F A R M E R S L IA B IL IT Y IN S U R ­
A N C E g ive s c o m p le te p r o te c tio n
— pays dam ages o r ju d g m e n ts —
p ro v id e s in v e s tig a tio n a nd d e ­
fense . . . F O R O N L Y
MM
each six m o n th s . P re se n t “ A "
G as R a tio n R a te f o r $ 5 , 0 0 0 /
1 0 ,0 0 0 B o d ily In ju r y and $ 5 ,0 0 0
P r o p e rty D a m a g e f o r th is lo c a lity .
*$5.00 life membership fee payable
with first six months pt cmtttm.
Insure w ith Farmers and you w o n 't
risk losing the rig h t to drive. W e
have prepared a b rie f analysis folder
o f the financial responsibility law
w hich w ill he mailed you upon re­
quest. Call, w rite, o r come in to the
address below fo r your copy.
C. W . C ra ft, F o re st G ro ve
T. G o rd o n F ra n tz , H ills b o ro
A . P. T a le n t, T ig a rd
F ra n k G enzcr, B u x to n
f ra n k Doane, H ills b o ro
M a r k 8 . A n tr im , A lo h a
L E L A N D I. D E A L , D is tr ic t M an a g e r
FARMERS AUTOMOU A Ai C I N T « I IN S U R A N C E
TRUCK IftSÜRÆ ïUCE EXCHANGE
ucR uai
D r ip ty p e
w ith special
f ilt e r c lo th . Holds
8 cups.
SPENCER
Two-Piece Styles
For Every Occasion!
MOTOR CO.
227 S. 3rd
Hillsboro
/>
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1.69
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co ve r!
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The best w a y tc
cook is in glass.'
I t doesn’t absorb
food fla v o rs , and is easier t o
clean th a n m eta l! A n d it's fu n
to w a tc h y o u r fo o d co o kin g .
P rin te d
. . . and be sure of get­
ting your copy of your
home-town newspaper.
LU N C H CLO THS
N ecessity o f c o n s e rv in g pa­
p e r m akes i t im p o s s ib le
to
p r in t as m a n y e x tra copies as
fo rm e rly . D o n 't m iss o u t . . .
be a re g u la r s u b s c rib e r.
F in e coU
to n in f r u it
o r flo r a l patterns.
52-inch.
Per Year in
“ Washington County
2 years .................$3.50
3 years ................. $5.00
Tailored an d Trim in
Linen Like Ravon!
Neat Checks in Cool
Ravon for Summer
Candy Stripes in Seer-
0 .9 8
sucker. Frosty White Trim “
T he w o m a n o f to d a y w a lk s ,
a b o ut and
shops
possible! H e r clo th e s m ust be as e ffic ie n t
yet
to o — tr im ,
s tu rd y — so she can lo o k h e r
best each b u sy d a y !
Sec these tw o -p ie c e
s u it dresses— fam ous f o r
BUY
WAR BONDS
AND STAMPS
carries,
ru n s h e r hom e as e ffic ie n tly as
W ith
p le a te d o r gored
th e ta ilo re d lo o k .
s k ir ts
and ja c k e t-
ty p e blouses th a t b u tto n u p th e fr o n t! F a b ­
ric s
(c o tto n s o r ra y o n s ), styles, colors and
p rices to s u it e v e ry w o m a n ’s taste and e v e ry
w o m an 's p o c k e tb o o k !
. —
...a
Sizes 12 to 20.
. < ... .
. .
S tyle s T h a t W ill Becom e Y o u !
SMART SUMMER HATS
Summertime straws with flattering J.9 8
brim lines! Every one trimmed!
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