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rgus Sect ¡tin I wo, E ight Pages McKinley School Remodeling Will Be Meet Topic Exercises Held For Hazeldale Me K I N L E Y -ELM ONICA A special m eetin g of th e M cK inley school d irecto rs and school p atro n s was held at the school house F ri day even in g P lans for rem odeling tlie school lo u s e to pro v id e two R A T E I* E N S IG N C o r p u s C hristi, M i ms w ere discussed No d efin ite T exas R ichard M. S eh o u b o e. I Ians w ere decided upon, /out will so n o f M r. and Mrs. Lee S ch o u - be co n sid ered again at th e an n u al b o e , Rt. 1, B eaverton, w ho has school m eetin g J u n e PI w hen a been g rad u ated from th e naval rep re se n ta tio n of th e e n tire school train in g cen ter at C orpus C hristi, d istrict will lie p resen t and a m ore and com m issioned an ensign in d efin ite estim ate of th e cost of the tlie U. S. naval reserv e. prop- sed im p ro v em en ts w ill be p resen ted . Bob B astian u n d erw en t a ton- silectom y last w eek in Coffey M e m o rial h ospital, P o rtlan d . I Arm B astian is sp en d in g th e w eek I w ith h er grandpa ents. Mr. and Mrs. »O M B A K D IE It DEM ING AIR A. K. Bryon', a! M ilw aukie. FIELD, D em ing, N. M. — E arl L. Mr and Mrs. L. K in g sb u ry of Kelso. Wash., w ere guests of th e ir Jo h n so n , of Mr. and Mrs. A n d rew J. Jo h n so n o f ro u te 4, M cK IN I.E Y - ELM ONICA Mr. ••«•". R- I- K in g sb u ry , and fam ily and Mrs Hen B. Lam b have p u r- ° v e r tin- M em orial Day holidays, H illsboro, has been g rad u ated chased the Elm onica sto re and t h e 1 i ’riseill-i clu b m et T h u rsd ay w ith from D em in g arm y a ir field, “tjie hom e adjoining from Mr. and M rs Mrs. C- W Rogers Mrs Jaco b Wyss A A F s b o rd er b o m b ard ier school." R alph W arnock. T he p ro p erty was Wl 11 be hostess fur th e club J u n e ! He has been com m issioned a sec- fo rm erly ow ned by H enry S ch lo tt- ”. I ’’.1’ last — m -‘tin eeting , . wil1 be ,hp ---- g of ond lie u ten an t, and aw ard ed sil m an, who had a grocery and feed th e clu b un til fall. v er bom barctier w ings a fte r su c C lu b M e e ts T u e s d a y store T he Lam bs are p ain tin g cessfully un d erg o in g th e rigid 18- M cK inley co m m u n ity clu b w ill and clea rin g the build in g and w ill w eek co u rse i n h ig h -altitu d e open th e ir store abo u t J u n e 5. Mrs, m eet T uesday, J u n e fl, a t th e p recision b om bing as w ell as L am b w ill conduct the sto re as lie school house a t 8 p. m. im p o rta n t p h ases of navigation. Mr and Mrs. E. G. B jo rk lu n d is em ployed in defense w ork in B efore e n te rin g th e arm y a jr P ortland. T hey lived ju s t outsid e h av e received w ord th at th e ir son, forces, Lt. Jo h n so n a tte n d e d O re the east W ashington county lin e Don, w ho is in serv ice a t a eam p gon S tate college, C orvallis. n e a r O k lahom a C ity, is in a hos before m oving to Elm onica. p ital for treatm en t Roy A IB ckm an has p u rch ased acreage at E lm onica and w ill bu ild of'^Muhno ami *and°Stro CGcÓ?gc w eek-end g u ests of Mr. an d Mrs. 11 nPW hnmP V an d ervert of M ilw aukie w ere I eo n ard H ouk, to a tte n d the g ra d u ation of Miss V elm a J e a n H ouk from B eav erto n h ig h school. Elmonica Store Sold to Lambs V ote D ow n C on solid ation Cooper Mi. Has Annual Picnic AND CAN DEPEND ON US TO KEEP VOUft CAR OOlh'G just that War workers can’t risk time out from the job, because of an unreliable car. Every wttr worker’s auto is ESSENTIAL TRANS PORTATION, and it's our wartime job to keep it on the road—running smoothly—in good repair, to “get you there.” Better drive in for a thorough summer checkup before hot weather makes your car a balky risk! OPEN FOR THE CANNING SEASON Phone 911 e r w as also held fo r M rs. M c F a rla n d a t th is m eetin g . S ev eral tab les of “SOO" a n d p inochle a n d s h u ffle tte w ere in play. T h is is M rs. M c F a rla n d ’s firs t tr ip to tn e P a c ific coast. She w ill also vi3it relativ es an d frie n d s in S an F ra n - cisco, C olorado S p rin g s, a n d K a n s a s C ity on h e r w ay b ack to E a s t St. Louis. M iss Io la J e n k in s spent th e w eek-end w ith re la tiv e s in P o r t land. B ea v e rto n h ig h school closed la s t T u esd ay fo r th e su m m er. i I HOME WALLPAPER 1500 ROLLS JUST RECEIVED These added to an already rather complete stock gives you about 150 patterns from which to choose. Prices of wallpaper have not advanced, quality considered. Fewer patterns are made in each grade of paper, however we have many at tractive patterns. Prices range from 20c double roll to $1.39 a triple roll Borders, ZVisc ai d per yard KEMTONE In some rooms you will prefer a plain wall — then we suggest you USE KEM-TONE Will do custom pea shelling again this year. We have made many improvements in our plant which will enable us to handle the work faster and more efficiently. The Barlow Custom Cannery CORNELIUS, OREGON Lovely colors . . Easy to apply. THE C. C. STORE Garrett & Weik, Props- TO OUR NEW LOCATION AT 158 SOUTH SECOND AVENUE. Here's Years of Comfort for Father on HIS Day! They’ll please father, and at the same time add a colorful new touch to your living room. Well made, WITH springs, in tapestries, brocatelles a n d other fabrics. With Ottoman Was $60. $ NOW ........ 40 LOUNGE CHAIRS PLATFORM ROCKER I 30“ • Knuckle Arma • Pillow Backs A constant invitation to re laxation! Maple or walnut frames, covered in colorful, long wearing tapestries, and spring-filled throughout. 2 Piece Maple Living Room Suite (Similar to illustration) OWN YOUR OWN HOME! This informal living room set has much to recommend it . . . a Heywood-Wakefield . . . spring-filled cushions . . . colorful homespun tapestry coverings. Re jularly priced at $125.00. PRICED FOR THIS SALE ................................ BUDGET TERMS Small Monthly Payments! No Red Tape! Prompt Service! Low Rates! You can buy Father a gift, and anything else your home needs on MELTEBEKE’S EASY-TO-PAY PLAN. Meltcbeke carries all of his own contracts. See This Local Institution Today! WASHINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS $75.00 HOUSEHOLD C POWDERENE, Rug Cleaner. Per box ........................................ 75c Tavern Waxes, Cleaners, Furniture Polish, Insect Spray Leather Preserver, Paint Cleaner and Moth Crystals. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION J. M. Tcrson, Mgr. iuxtR CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 146 W Forest Grove HOME LOANS Savings & Loan Bldg. U SALE OK ALL MERCHANDISE CONTINUES ! MacKenzie Motor Co. HILLSBORO ♦ -♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -♦ ♦ -♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -« ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -♦ -♦ -♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -♦ ♦ e J Work With Red Memorial to Six Sons 1 C O O P E R M O U N T A IN —T he up- 1 i p er room of th e C ooper M ountain school enjoyed a picnic d in n e r a t I V,h u te P a rk in H illsb o ro F rid ay . M rs G rim m acco m p an ied th e chil- | dren. T he p rim a ry room h ad th e ir j pot-luck d in n e r a t th e schoolhouse, j School closed T h u rsd a y fo r the i su m m e r v acatio n . T h e re w ere no 'e ig h th g ra d e rs th is y ear, so no g ra d u a tin g ex ercises w ere held for Rubber Stam ps.—G et them at the the firs t tim e in y e a rs. tl Mr. an d M rs. Jo e H u b e r and Hillsboro Argus. tw o c h ild ren and Mrs. Jo h n Houck from B end visited se v eral d ay s last w eek w ith Mr. H u b e r’s sister, Mrs. | A. T. C avaness. | W ord h a s been receiv ed here j th a t M iss Id a H o u sto n of Sea s i d e , is now a tte n d in g the sch o o l, i fo r th e blind in P o rtla n d . Miss H ou sto n h a s v isited h e re sev eral j tim es. Mrs. L ee M. S ehouboe J r . h a s gone to T ex as to v isit h e r h u s band, w ho is sta tio n e d th e re w ith th e a rm y a ir corps. Mr. a n d Mrs. V ena M artie of P o rtla n d have re tu rn e d hom e a fte r v isitin n g a t th e M. W. Jo h n so n hom e here. Mr. an d M rs. G eorge L u n d q u ist a n d fam ily a re m o v in g to N ew WHEN WE EXPECT TO MOVE b e rg to m ak e th e ir h om e an d Mr. ' a n d M rs. H a m b e rg fro m P o rtla n d | w ho re c e n tly p u rc h a se d th e L und- | q u ist p ro p erty , have move 1 hcie. | Miss E dna G in d h a rt of P o rtlan d is v isitin g w ith h e r p a re n ts, Mr. I an d Mrs. F ritz G in d h art. Mrs. Floyd P ric e e n te rta in e d T h u rsd a y afte rn o o n in h o n o r of h e r a u n t, M rs. Id a M cF arlan d , w ho is v isitin g here fro m E a st S t. Louis, T w en ty -th ree w ere p res en t. A su rp ris e h a n d k e rc h ie f show YOU Sam Logan Honored On 81si Birthday K I\'T O N C h arles T hom pson re-J SHADY BRO O K —Mr. and Mrs. < • ve-1 th ird degree burns on his | Aloah Logan w ere hosts to a H A ZELD A LE A large crow d a t aftern o o n when his birthday d in n er a t th eir hom e Sun- tended th e g n rduation ex ercises ov‘ caught fire while soldering day honoring Sam L ogan on his W edne day < veiling to see eig h t 1 I’ " ' " n bi d t a g s a w . S o m e s o d i- 81st birthday an n iv ersary . G uests boys and girls receive th e ir d ip lo urn ( iiiu rid e was on his overalls included M rs Rheme H eath, Mrs. mas. G ra d I-...,, u a te : are: B aker, ;“ 1 ,h " h ta t floIn the soldering S hunke and Sam Logan, all of „ TS Retira II H V iu i o C i i i i i ■ w t’n i i f .r,Cai rV’n lg n it' d the sodium chloride. P ortland. T h e n w ere 10 p reseh t l i c k D o r o th v I r ’ en 1- . , “ „H V ’rC ° f hls d au g h te rs happened to Shady B rook L ivestock club m et ll'ili v T o o U L ' i .old E arl he p., ,n g w ith a bucket of w a- a t the home of B etty N elson May . y p progra t ,l r w h ic h sh e th rew on the flam es 17, and A ssistan t C ounty A gent flag salute, songs by th e school; and ived h er fath e r from m ore Jen s Svinth and leader. D ew ey recitation. N adine Je n se n ; p ep p y serious Injury. D urant, w ere present. N ix t m eet- drill by th e first g rade; recitatio n . G range to M. e t ing will be held a t R ay W old's W in d ed Brood; song. B e v rly C a l K inton grange will hold its reg- home, houn and D onna B rook; class u la r m eeting Ju n e 6 a t 8 p m. Louie Logan arriv ed F rid ay from prophecy, D orothv Ju rg e n se n ; solo, A udrey G olden; class will, R o b ert F o u r new m em bers a re to be init- Vallejo, Cal. H is fam ily cam e by f a te d into th e grange. T u alatin train . They all plan to live in O re- H uth; M rs M i c k 's 'e ! ''" n ^ in ri^ e r e 'c u ts ’ g range will put on th e in itiatio n Bon In the fu tu re, •virs. Mack S tep h en ,, an d p re s e n ta - ;ln„ several o th e r g ra n g e s have P icking Begins ion cf the diplom as by y rveim eiui beer. in v ited to atten d . S traw b erry picking h a s s ta r tf d Mills. Sew for Soldiers ' n som e fields and hot w e a th e r will A nnual school picnic w as h eld L adies Red C ross sew ing club m eets a t I bljP.g P 'en ty of w ork picking F rid ay a fte r pot-luck lunch a t the W ord has been received from G range hall T h u rsd ay a t 10 school. T he o ld er ch ild re n and the a. m. T he ladies a re sew ing on H ow ard Nelson, w ith th e navy a t te a c h e r enjoyed the a ftern o o n s k a t pajam as and slippers fo r convales- F a rra g u t, Id ah o He is doing well ing. cent soldiers. | in m arksm anship. A tten d an c e a t S u n d a y school Mrs, Sund-iv w ,s 94 A n a th o o i r u M rs- J - H. Moll of S an F ra n - . . . , n j x- lead in g th th e e boys hr,v.an1 in „ th m X em ,^ ,rl o rizin s„?í® g ¡ cls<=o, h ere la s t F C fO S S leading d ,ÿ " ’t o Cal., " ï i s l a ? rriv ' h e e 7 d sön-fn-law ‘a n rl- d B ible verses. ¡daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C arl J. Sgt. ie A ltishi to 'T h e B B ern arnesAh isp italW o V b w o m - i i t llen' S ^® expect3 to stay ab o u t T o a t least one A m erican m oth- I— . . . ‘v ;;* ”’ . on D«--om- three w eeks e r volunteer service w ith th e in g ill w hile v isitin g h is p a re n ts, Mr. and M rs. Elw ood W ilson and A m erican R ed Cross is a m em orial Mr. and Mrs. G eorge A ltishin. fam ily have moved to the G ran- to hfer six s ta lw a rt sons serving in Son in S ervice H ospital E v erest place on C hehalem th e arm ed forces of the U nited W ind received by Mrs. M inola ville P o nd from h er song, C h an ey Pond, M ountain, w hich W arren W ilson States. th a t he is now in th e U nited S ta te s , He is confined to a h o sp ita l in S a n i Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J. K olababa cele- I b rated th e ir 30th w edding a n n iv e r sary w ith a d in n e r and c a rd p a rty . ! F ifteen frien d s w ere p resen t. Mr. J a ric k s and Mrs. H ayes w on first j an d A. W aker an d Mrs. A. A c k e r m an of P o rtla n d w on second in "500.” • Mrs. B erth a S chuld re tu rn e d I We are ready to do your canning. Bring your S u n d ay from G oldendale, Wash., w h ere she a tte n d e d th e g ra d u a tio n | Asparagus, Spinach or any other product in season. o f h e r g ra n d d a u g h te r, S h irle y M ae ! Henson. H urry H ansen, C arl E ggim an and Mr. M iller of U nion school d istrict atte n d e d th e special m eetin g at Mc K in ley school F rid ay evening. They p re sen ted th e q u estio n of consoli d atio n of th e school d istricts, lt ■n^irs' F ran k Garvin, who has been ! w as v oted dow n by M cK inley. ill fo r som etim e, is now a b le to be u p and aro u n d again. I DEPEND ON MV CAR TO &EÍ ME To AND FROM MY WAR JOB/ 3id and W ashington Thompson Escapes Serious Injuries -.urchAsed ssVeral montiLi fcg’A She M M « . 7. W. Barr, Scuffi the B ed CroM surgical rooms, «5 Mr». C lara H o p k in s Cox h a s p u r M iami, F la . o f th e sons, W illiam S o u th Miami. S he Is doing her chased the Elw ood W ilson place. is an a rm y c h a p la in se rv in g in part to help m eet the great do* A frica. T h en th e re is S ta ff Sgt. J . m and for surgical d ressin g s’ which Van K leek S p rain s W rist F red Van K leek sprulned his P. B a rr w ith th e a rm y en g in ee rs the Ked Cross supplies to the army w rist T h u rsd ay while cra n k in g j a t F t. L ew is, W ash., Sgt. R a y and n avy In tim e o f war. the tracto r. H is arm ls badly rnond B a ir is In N ew G uinea, an d swollen, but X -rays show no brok Sgt. G ordon B a rr, of th e a rm y IS EPILEPSY INHERITED? en bones. m edical corps, in A u stralia. Miss K uth V an K leek h a s ac- Ffc. Oren Barr has entered his WHAT CAUSES IT? £?‘ f ?t t « 2 glap,h ? 'th ir d y e a r of d u ty w ith the a rm y t o t E . H M asters of B eaveiton. , a ir co*ps ,n O k ia h om a City. O kla. A booklet containing the opinions of fa« . She Starts w ork Ju n e 1. and last, G rad y B a rr is a yeom an mous doctors on this interesting subject in the navy, s ta tio n e d a t Ja c k so n - will be sent FREE, while they last« to any ville, F la. reader writing to the Educational Division« Six h o u rs e a ' h w eek, one h o u r I fo r each son, Mrs. B a r r w orks In I 535 Fiflk Ave . New York, N.Y., Dept. p . j pj-j D IS H E S Hillsboro, Oregon FURNITURE and ELECTRIC 318 E. Main St. Hillsboro, Ore. Phone 491 ODDS and ENDS of DISHES and GLASSWARE AND KEEP 'E M CUT BELOW COST— Bowls, Glasses, Pyrcx, Etc.
