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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-11
EXPELLED-eyery poison and IN

system. letter, Salt-rheunl, Eczema,
Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, En-
larged Glands, Swellings, and all
Blood and Skin Diseases, from
common blotch or eruption to scrof-
ula, are benefited by it.
In building up needed flesh and
strength of pale, puny, scrofulous
children. nothing can equal it. In
liquid or tablet form. Tablets, 6Oc.
FOR GOOD HEALTH AND
LONG .LIFE-Do not eat meat
more than once a day. Drink
plenty of water, exercise outdoors,
and take a pleasant laxative At
least once a week. Such one is
made of May-apple, root of jalap,
juice of aloes, sugar-coated, and
first made up and sold as DR..
Pieree's Pleasant Pellets-nearly
fifty years ago. A-u--.--
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ing the day. Waits made In the even.
ing will be I'm response TO calls made
after . O'Clock in the morning.
Friends have donated automobiles for
Or. Eswslts use in making visits.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

Packing. Storing. Shipping. ......1e
'Ainting Il DECORATING. ..1t
ESSsOudlo ssssssss
Pet Stock q Poultry. 81
S.1no MoVefS. ....... -
ramos For Sale.
Plants and Seeds. ................2S
Plumbing & Repairs.
Poultry ana Eggs .................33
poultry 6upplfes. ISL
Printing & Stationery. ............3
Professional Services. ............19
FubIic Sales. ...:s.S:....s..tS
Real Estate l.o4Hs. ..:::...:s.....4S
Real Estate For Sale.
Real Estate Wanted. ...s.:.!s....4e
Repair Services. ....:!::........iI
Restaurants 4 Hotels. .............9
Rooms or Board wanted: Ell
Rooms For Rent. ...........-....s
SAlesmen Wanted. .....sss........1
School Books. ................... III
Second Hand dood: FOR Bale. ....5i
Sewing Machine Repairs, ~
Sewing Machines For Sale. .......21
Sheet Metal Repairing. ...........11
shoe Repairing. .................11
S:gn Painters. ...ss11
sItuatio4s Wanted. ............... Z
Specia! NOTICES. =
Specials At The stores as
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stamping ana EmbroidSrias.

Stamping ana Embroid1ri.ig. 1899.
Stolen-Lost-Found .............
Storage 4 Transfer. ..............1 IL
Store Room For Rent.
IdiOf1n8 -
Talking Machines For Sale. ......2S
Transfer Storage. .............1e
Trunk Repairing. ................11
Trunk and Leather Goods. ........21
UnfurnisSed Rooms For Rent. 49,. )
Used Cars For Sale. ..............33
Used Furniture. Etc. .............31
Vehicles For Sale. ................31
Vehicle Repairs.
Vulc4nlZ1ng .....ss............ ...1o
Wanted Agents l. statesmen. .....7
Wanted Female Help.
Wanted Male Help.
Wanted Miscellaneous. ...........2 -
Wanted Rooms q Board. III
Wanted Situations. ...............
Wanted To Borrow. ..............47
Wanted To Buy.
Wanted To Rent. ................1
wearing Apparel For Saie. .......el
welding 30
well Drills and Wind Pumps.
Wood ana Coal.
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PHONE
1884
WANT
AID
TAKER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING M0E>
Male Help wanted. .........s.....
ManicufiSe s.::...sss....s s:!s!:ss
uac0s onas a.; '''''''''.'''"e'' ! :
NN:s,s;| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MIX Dealers. ......s.......ss.
Miscellaneous For Sale. ..........11
miscellaneous FOR KENT. . SSsssfv
Miscellan eous For Trade. .........11 4
Miscellaneous Wants.
Money Non .,y a Io loan. ..................s !
Mortgage Loans. .......s......ss43
Motorcycles q Bicycles. ..........97
Motor Trucks For Sale.
Moving. Packing. Shipping. .......1e
Musical Instruments. .............3S
Office b Store Fixtures. .........11 !
Offices and Desk Room. .........9S
Office Supplies. ........ LII
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PHONE
1884
WANT
AID
TAKER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDIE,
For neutrality-suspicious. Rooms. .
For Rent Store Heoms.
Fer Rent Unfurnished Rooms. 80. B
For Eaie-Bssiness Opportunities. 30
For sale Farms b Land. ..........44
For sale Houses. .s.....s........H
For sale 1LLcts;,.......'.''''''''''H
Found-Lost-etolen ............. !
Funeral Directors. ............... ! 1
Funeral and Death Notices. .......
EurnsSs Fsgsirins; :.t::..;.......ls
Garages For Rent. ...............9e
Garden Seeds. ...................
Hair Dressers. ...................3
Hat Cleaners. .................l1
Heavy Hauling.
Heating and Plumbing. -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ply Grand Leader.
AGENTS AND statesmen

STOCK
statesmen
! Financial house has opening for five
follow up live leads which cost US
from SO to SIS , piece 1 IN small snl
men. 25 to 80 leads when salesman
references required Address, sales
Manager. s24 Otis Bldg, Chicago. Ill
SELL GROCERIES
One OF worlds largest Wholesa al
Grocers. Capital over $1,ooo.90o.o9
wants ambitious men in every local
ity to sell direct to consumer nation
ally known brand of groceries, teas.
coffees, spices. paints. oils. stock
ues beat any Competition. Earn big
money. No experience or capital re.
auired. Complete sample outfit and
free selling instructions start you
your banker. Write today John Sex
ton & Co. Illinois & Kingsbury Sts.
Chicago, Ill.
sALEsMAN-For Ideal Stencil Ma
chine. Good commission, exclusive
territory-splendid sideline. No cost
sales Representative, 6o4 Johnston
Bldg. Cincinnati. 0.
AGENTS. whirlwind seller-at ev-
cry home-five minutes to a sale
100 percent profit. New, different
fits a great national movement. Big
money Territory now being assign
ed. Write quick. It's just what you've
been looking for. w. H. Schaefer &
Co.. Toledo, O.
COUNTY AGENTS with Fori cars to
only practical starter. 1t has made
good. Secure territory now. Sell
s12.5O. Simplex Mfg. Co., Anderson,
Ind, Box Isl.
sALEsMAN.-For general mercantile
trade in Indiana. to sell a new PROMO
weekly for expenses. Miles L. Bixler
Co. Wholesale jewelers.. 1914 Carlin
Bldg. Cleveland. O..
you friends? Men and women wanted
sell guaranteed Raincoats, Big ad-
one month nth Miss Genes SIG sample
Co.. 1o2P Fifth Ave, N. Y.
SICK OR SILLY-Not us, but we let
you collect the money and keep it all
Ours comes later. WONDER BURN
ER, Dept o, Columbus. Ohio.
ROOMS FOR RENT 9
10TH sT,--south AZ. Furnished room
10Th sTREET-North 31s. Furnished
room and breakfast If desired.
18TH sT-so II. Room for rent, suit
able for two gentlemen. Side en-
trance, modern. Phone 2742.
STH ST-No. III. Light housekcep.
ing rooms for rent. furnished.
9TH ST-No. 231s. Large front room
for light housekeeping.
BIRD ST-South 25. Furnished rooms
nth ST.-North 81. Rooms for light
housekeeping.
nth ST.-South 1870. Modern Turn
ished rooms. Phone 1865.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDIE
Help Wanted Female. .............
Help Wanted Male. s.:ss..........
Hide Dealers. ..ss1S:s1: go sSS.oe
Horses & Vehicles. :..........:s..M
Household Geeds For Sale. .....s.N
Housekeeping Rooms For Hent.
Houses For Rent. ..sn.s..s.s.ss!9
Houses For Sale. ...s.s.ss:...Iss.f1
Instruction .n:..::................sy
Investments ....................
1ewe1ry Repairing. .....s.........H
Junk 4 Hide Dealers. ............A
taundries ...................'....13
Leathsr Goods. ..................
Life Insurance.. ...................t
Livestock d vehicles. .............y
lOckomltnS ..ssss ssssss.sssA
Lost-Found-etofen .............
Lots For Sale .................$9
Machinery & Tools ...34
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALG

HELP WANTED-FEMALE Q
wANTED-Ten bright. capable WON.
en- to travel. demonstrate and sell
dealers. $500 to $4,000 per week
Railroad fare paid. Weekly advance
for travelling expenses. Address at
once. Goodrich Drug Company, Dept.
289, Omaha, Nebr.
woMEN-wanted full time salary $2a
selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer.
SOC an hour spare time. Big Spring
business Experience unnecessary.
International Mills, Norristown. Pa.
GIRL-For dining room. Arnold's
Restaurant.
ALL YOUNG PEOPLE who can should
arrange to begin q business course.
New classes are Just starting IN all
departments. Our employment filled
more than 800 calls for help during
the month OF March. Can you see
your opportunity? Call at the office
or write for particulars. Richmond
Business College, Colonial Bldg, cor
ner 7th and Main.
YOUNG WOMEN to study nursing in
first-class Chicago hospital; board
room and monthly cash allowance
during period Of training; applicants
must be at least 10 years of age: have
at least one year high school educa-
ton or it's equivalent, and must furn-
ish unquestionable character refer
ence; graduate nurses receive $50 and
$35 week in Chicago. Address Dr.
E. T. Olsen, Superintendent, Engle-
wood Hospital. Chicago.
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ChltopOdase ....,..a......ts.s
Cleaning and Oyelnv.
C1eAalhe Services, ,.,........,....H
Goal and wevd. ...,,...,,,.,
Clethtne FOR saiA DecenA.hand. III
G0alegee and 0eA0ofn, ...,.......,H
COntfact0eo sssss.ssssssstssssss
Crochet Thrs.AAs and iis c:sss...."
Dancing Tsachsss, .,............
Death and Funeral Notices.
Desk Room Tor Rent.
Drsssmakin4. = Millinery.
Dfug epecialss U,.............
D{sre z CeAnsess ........s......sl1
Nducattonal ...................
Dlsctrto Motor Repairing. .........l4
Embalmsre ana Ondertakers. .....
Embroldering and Stamping. .....
Farm q Dairy Products. ..........Sf
FArMe 4 Land For Sale. ..........A
reed DeolsrS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ESme!o Help.
EIe INSURANCE. ss4y
For Rent Apartments ana Houses..0S
For Rent Business Places. .........8e
For Rent Desk Room.
For Rent Farms. .................(0
For Rent Furnished Rooms. ......Q
E0r Kent Garages. ...............10
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Phone 1884
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES

BR0WN-GarfieId a. 50 years old.
The Reid Memorial hospital. He Is
the son Of Alveron c. Brown. The
funeral will be held at the home. 400
S. W. 3rd street, Monday AFTERNOON AZ
o'clock. Burial Is to be in Earlham
cemetery. Friends may call any time.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-08-15

men are TO be added TO the work.
ing force at the shipyard the
coming week. We are all anx.
lous to see the launching of the
first ship, which will moi be SO
very long from now, and we heai
il is TO bear the name of Dock
ton.
Mr., Geo. Panlnutz has pur.
chased the Ford home at Newport
and has moyd his family there SO
he and the boys can be near their
MILL which is situated IN West
Burton, We are sorry TO have
them leave, and Mrs. Pankratz 5
help in Red Crohs work and in
the Ladies Aid society will be
greatly missed.
Mrs Algier Andersen was host
esS at party for number of her
friends on Friday afternoon. The
guests were. Mesdames Keen,
Plancich, c. Petersen, j. Petersen,
Eilersen. Larsen, J. Bussanich,
Theodore Berry, Martinolich. X.
Andersen, Harrison, Hay, j. Cos
ulieh, Turnbull, Miller, the Miss
'es Anne Larsen Mary plancich,
and Bertha Bussanich.
School will open on Tuesday.
Sept. 3. Two new teachers have
been elected for the ensuing year.
Miss Ruth Andersen Of Tacoma
will have the primary room mNIiss
Clark 5 place. and Miss Dean Of
Dcs MONIES will be principal.
The Ladies Aid society met on
"Wednesday with Mrs. John Dan
ialSen. Members present were
Mrs. Larsen. Mrs. Riehm. Mrs.
Angustad, Mrs. j. Petersen. Mrs.
\. Andersen, Mrs. Turnbull, Mrs.
X. Danialsen, Mrs. C. Petersen
and Mrs. Pankratz. Two visitors,
We're present; Mrs. Eilersen of Ia
coma and Mrs. knute Andersen.
The fishing boat Kanaka Boy,
owned by Mr. Theodore Berry
and Mr. Matt Zovich. returned
home from the salmon banks last
Tuesday. They returned much
sooner than expected for the rea-
son that salmon fishing is very
poor this year. They will lay up
now for month and a half and
then go fall fishing, which lasts
about three months.
-----------.-----
Neolin soles at Rendall's repair
shop, Portage. Black 1855.
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RED CROSS BENEFIT

Saturday evening, August "a, a
musical program for the benefit
of the Red Cross will be given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, C. A.
Cook, at Magnolia Beach. In
addition to local talent, Miss Gail
ey of Vashon, Messrs. Bishop and
Ferguson of the admirals band,
Bremerton, and MIR. ]. w. Car
yer. of Vashon, will assist. a rare
musical treat is promised, and a
cordial invitation is extended to
Burton, Dockton, vashon, and all
The Island communities, 10 be
present. No admission will be
charged, but a collection will be
taken for the benefit of the Red
Gross.
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SO. HEIGHTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler and son
of Tacoma are occupying Mrs.
llara's farm house and looking
after her place.
Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Bullard
went TO Puyallup last week TO
spend the day with am old neigh
bor, Mrs. Stephenson.
Mrs. Berry had bad set
back last week, but is much bet
Ter and is able 10 be about the
house, although still quite weak.
Mrs. Forrest and Jack spent
most Of last week IN Seattle Wis
ting the Bellazis and having the
son 5 tonsils and adenoids remov-
ed
George Sheilild has been ap-
pointed registration officer for Is
land precinct, Mr.. Berry having
declined to serve OH account of
poor eyesight.
Harbor Heights and Indian
Point residents have put in a pc
tition to have their territory sep
arated from District No. 81 and
attached to Burton.
On Saturday evening Charles
Berry was married to Miss Laura
Hazel Bigby of Tacoma. Her Sis
ter Miss Valli Bigby, was brides.
maid. and the wedding took place
at the home Of her mother. Mrs
a. L. johnson. Owing to the ill.,
ness of Mrs. Berry. neither She
nor Mr. Berry We're able to at
tend the wedding.
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tonwood, Idaho, and his son and
daughter, and Mrs. Barks and
daughter of Lake Chelan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Carpenter
spent the week end at their beach
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newcom
and Mrs. Chas. Foster of Seattle
are visiting Mrs, il. Il. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Furbush
and daughter took their mother.
Mrs. Eva Furbush, and their sis
ter Mrs. Arthur Holmes and baby
on a camping trip TO the mountain
last week. They camped ON Ce-
dar River, feasted on mountain
trout and reported delightful
trip. Mrs. Furhush reached home
just in time to receive three long
delayed letters from her soldier
boy in France, who wrote that he
was safe and well,which complet-
ed a week of enjoyment for her
and compensated for many anx-
ious weeks of waiting for letters
from the far-away son.
Lieut.. and Mrs. A. II. Newman
are visiting his mother, Mrs +. Il.
Newman. at Hotel Ellisport dur
ing his ten-days leave of absence
from Camp Lewis, where he has
been stationed with the 18th divi-
sion since his return from Camp
Lee. Lieut.. Newman has been
fayorite son of Ellisport since his
mothers residence here, and we
are glad that he chose his bride
from Vashon's daughters and
thus established himself perma,
nently as a Vashonian. Ellisport
friends join in wishing all the
good that can come TO the Young
couple and long life of happi.
ness together.
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COVE E

Frank Elden is home for "A visit.
Mr., E. 0. Rndal is i'll IN a Sc
attic hospital,
Geo, Jorgensen is working Oh
the Virginia Ill.
Mr.. Henry severtson is work
ing in Bremerton.
Mr.. Elmer Anderson has gone
10 Seattle to work
Mrs. P, Linn was a visitor in Sc
'attle last Wednesday
Theodore Severtsen visited with
Bjarne Rindal last sunday.
Tie Misses Judith and Lindor
Molyig were Sunday visitors At
the Q. Johansen home.
Rev. Freeberg has been visiting
friends. at Cove for a few days.
A surprise party was given Mr..
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-08-15

Americans getting their freedom
and aow the mgrateful1anls arc
lpulyeriSing mg hest soldiers
schwiue mnds | would have ia
90 at you myself, but might get
killed, and how would my poor
huns get along without mei"
Abe Abrabamson paid his folks
a surprise visit. lie is ON u fishing
schooner working from ketcbi.
kan, and woke up one morning 10
find himself in Seattle 50 it was
"a smrprise all around, Abe says he
wIll make Alaska his permanens
home il the Kaiser does not come
and scatter blishel or two Of His
patent "CulnT around there.
When You come 10 think of ii,
"innkers'' is mighty appropri-
ate name for the Prussian aristo-
Gratis. and they are headed for the
junk pile for sure. There are a
few iunkers in this country, too,
hut they are not known by that
name,
Nice, gentle rain We had last
week. Came near washing the
Cove hill into the hay
The sample of weather we have
been having is somewhat like they
have on the fighting line in
france--rain and sunshine we'll
mixed daring The summer, and
about the first week in September
rain and wind principally; rotten
weather to fight in. slushmg
through the mud with water pour.
ing down the back of your neck.
Mighty unpleasant; but all our
boys got to go through and carry
on to place Cultur where il be
longs-amongst the culls.
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G. Holland last sunday afternoon.
Mrs. o. Johansen was visitor
in Tacoma last Saturday.
Mrs. \, Ceilings visited on Sun.
day with the Sundberg family.
Mrs. Aaler has been the guest
for few days of Mrs. 0. Il. Rim
dal
Tommy Ceilings has been on the
sick list for some time, but is now
improving.
Mr., o. +. Ramquist came over
from Seattle for a visit with his
family over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Anderson
and children were Sunday visitors
al the home of Mr., and Mrs. A.
T. Sundbrrg.
Miss Engvarda l4okke was a
visitor at the home of Mrs Lydia
Sundberg lnsl Wednesday,
w l.. Tronas has been in poor
health of late. He has gone to a
hospital in Seattle for treatment.
The Misses Eva and Clara Sor.
void visited with Misses Helen
aud Bessie Ficldal last Sunday
afternoon.
Bert Fjeldal has been laid up
for some time on account Of in.
iuries received while working on
a boat in Seattle
Russell Wang OF Bremerton has
been making an extended visit
with friends on the West side.
The meeting of the Y. p. c. at
the Rindal home was well attend
ed and a fine program was render
ed. \ delicious lunch was served
after the program,
Mr.. and Mys. f. o. Rindal and
children, Mr.. Seycrtscn and child
rcn, Mr.. T. Peterson, Ruth and
Hans Hanson, and Mr. and Mrs.
B.Saterbo went on an auto trip to
Camp Lewis OF las; Thursday.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-08-15
DOCKToN

Mrs. Albert lIix is reported To
be ON the sick list.
Mr.. =. Manson of Seattle was
in town on business several days
last week.
MRS. A. Ilaisan has received
word of the safe arrival of her
nephew, Lief Halsan, in France.
The new hotel ia coming up,
and it's a beauty from the outside
as well as from the inside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pankratz and
daughter Laura were Seattle Wis
itors on Thursday of last week.
The fishing boat Fisher Boy
returned ON Wednesday from the
summer fishing trip at kanalSa
Bay.
Miss Hazel Petersen went to Sc
attle on Saturday morning where
she will make Il short visit with
friends.
Clarence Nilsen, who has been
working on Stuekey'S Ways dur.
ing the vacation period. severely
burned his hand with boiling tar
last Thursday.
Mr.. Adolph Danialsen and a
friend from the Bremerton navy
yard spent Friday with Mr.. Dan
ialsen S mother.
Mrs. Eilersen and son Walter
Of Fern Hill, have been visiting
with her brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Petersen.
Mr.. liix, ST., is laid up with a
sore finger, which was badly
crushed at the shipyard last week
He is being cared for by DIR.
Reed.
Miss Irene Mcconnell. who has
been visiting with her grandmoti.
er, Mrs. Hay, for several weeks,
returned 10 her home in Carbon
ado on Saturday
The Stuckey's Ways has been
very busy lately repairing a mum
her OF large scows. Owing to the
scarcity of men she work is not
progressing as rapidly as it other
wise would.
Nothing is at standstill in
Dockton. Mr.. p. Stiro has Just
about completed his house, and to-
gether with the other new ones to
be constructed and the changing
hands of property. it is really
quite a busy place.
Mr.. T. Barclay had the misfor-
tune 10 seriously mjure his eve
last week while surveying for the
water system. He is under the
care of DIR. Miller and is reported
to be getting along as well as
can be expected.
1t is reported that twenty new
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-08-15
Will Purchase Machinery

Several citizens of the Island
are forming an association to pur-
chase n grain thresher for imme-
date use and a grain binder be
fore the next crop season.
Anyone interested in this prop
osition should communicate with
Messrs. l.. c. Beall, jr., b. p.
Kirkland or Elmer Harmeling.
Immediate action is being taken
IN order to assure all persons who
may wish to plant grain this fall
that adequate machinery will be
available when the crops are ripe
next year.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-08-15
SCHOOL NOTES

On the third day of September
the Vashon schools will open with
an entire new corps of teachers.
Miss PAMELA Pearl Jones, princi-
pal, is a graduate Of the Kansas
State Normal and has the degree
of Bachelor of Arts, also the de-
gree of Master of Arts, from Iowa
State University. She has bad
number of years experience AS
teacher and principal of high
schools.
Miss Adeline Ames, the science
teacher, has the degree of b. S.
and NJ. A. from Nebraska State
University, also the degree of
Ph. y. from Cornell University.
She is member of Phi Beta
Kappa and Sigma Xi honorary
scholarship fratenities. For sew
en- years she was research work
er in Botany and Bacteriology in
the United States Department of
Agriculture at Washington, d. G.
Miss Lettie Lee Rochester. who
has splendid record as debate
coach and teacher of History, is
a graduate of the University of
Washington. She plays first vio-
lin and conducts orchestra and
chorus.
The following courses will be
offered in Vashou High School
the coming year; four years of
English, two of Latin, one of
French, three of History, three of
Science, two or more of Mathe-
MATES, Debate, Economics and
Bookkeeping. Many important
school activities will be carried
on, such as literary work, drama
ties, music, etc.
The grade teachers, graduates
Of Bellmgham Normal, are as fol-
lows; Mrs. Gertrude Kline, sew
enth and eighth; Miss May Rice.S9
fifth and sixth; Miss Mabel Schae-
fer, third and fourth; Miss Edith
Hardin, first and second.
The entire school will help in
Junior Red Cross and other patri-
otc work.
The contract for driving the
school auto was awarded TO Mr..
Olson. He has new 25-passen-
ger car and will start from the
dock at Nashon Heights at s:l5
each school morning.
All school supplies, such as
pencils, tablets, ink, examination
paper, spelling blanks, etc, will
be furnished by the district, at
saving Of expense to parents.
The regular meeting of the
school board viii he held on the
first Saturday of each month in
the assembly room at s p. m. Any
one who is interested is welcome
to attend these meetings.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-08-15
MEETING LABOR DAY

vt the regular meeting of Vashon Coun-
Gil of Patriotic Service, held last Fri
day evening, it was decided to hold a
rally at the Presbyterian Church, Va
shon, on the afternoon of Sept. 2 Ga
Dor Day., as fitting finale to the big
membership drive which is now under
way. Particulars later.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-08-15
COVE COMMENTS

TA-DE, TA-TA, TA-DA, is the
sound that Kaiser Bill's automo-
mobile makes, which means get
out of my way; | am the only
high and mighty; my great great
grandfather was the cause OF the