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T h u rs d u y , J a n u a ry 10, l» 3 ß T H E Masons, Star Seat Officers B e a v e rto n G ro u p » In s ta lla tio n in H IL L S B O R O A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R EG O N the home of her daughter in Van Mrs. Edwards couver. Godfrey Losll of Orenco visited < w y , a »{ the Alex Alien home Saturday Ip fl M r Allen accompanied Mr Losll * r1 - 1 LtllVldl I * I— IVIU I.»me the same evening returning Chevrolet Announces Two New Lines for 1935 -------- H o u ie w s rin in g at Joint C erem o n y B irth d a y IlkAVEHTON Bcavvrluu I milk' A F A A M. unit lli'.ivi'l t'liap u i. (j. M j o i n t l y I I I lU lli-d o l l m l I),'i u m b e r 27 M asons i By H rs. B u x to n ; C e le b ra te d Jeaaa Meyer«» i Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Lee Randall of Orenco, who visited Bunday at the Allen home. Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards vie- ited Mr and Fred Beneflel at Man ning Sunday rs. Thor Oroenbeck of Ver- ' noma visited friends here Frldav Miss Tlllle K norr of near Banks . _________ guest of June \ was __ an overnight Garvin New Year’s Eve Mrs. Erin Stowell and family were visited by relatives from Mt Hood during the holidays ---------------------- _ > ÍÍ BUXTON—Mrs. Harley Edwards i 51. of nejr Vernonia died Decern- her 31 Death was due to a Irac- tured skull. , Funeral service» were held at the Evangelical church in Ver- nonla January 3 with Interm ent In Buxton cemetery. She 1» survived by tier husband, Harley Edwards three sons. a n d two daughters, as follows; Dale White Salmon. Wash.. Herb. Wll- < By Mi«s M arth» Vanderxanden l lara, Wash.; Willis, and Mrs. H er- ROY—Olen Ireland left Tuesday oert Davies, Newport, and Neva at for Lons Beach, Cal., where he Is home attending high school. G iven H ousew arm ing A housewarming was given Wlj- V a n d e X d ^ ^ ^ e i ^ ^ h m s ^ T ^ r llam and Delmar Higgle a t their gan Francisco where thev are m home at Top Hill New Y ears day rendlngK-hool wner( tne? • » »»- A pot luck dinner was served. « “ Peaav rv .h .n v l nose attending were Mr. and Mrs. , her h rn n e ^ n - l i o u t 1 Lake A. B Edwards. Mr and Mrs. David w ^ j , Sunday Edwards, Mrs. Ira Powell, Eleanor teaching at the Boy school, and Leland, Mr. and Mrs._ Jesse Mrs. M rs K atherine Khnk and son Meyers and . Elsie., June Garvin. Tom of Forest ö rö v T v is iU d M Í I Orên and Giloert Fro6t, and Wil and Mrs. Dick W’ilcox Sunday. llam and Delmar Rlggle. John Plass Is ill a t his home Those attending last rites for near here. Mr; Harley Edwards from here at Mrs Thomas Meeuu-sen, who has Vernonia January 3 were Mr and ' U1 , her home here for l ll s t a ll i'u t.lic .trr Hunnit, WfiuMuplui inuni'i . Kuut-ii Hollanti, senior warden, f Jam es Lewis, Junior wurUcn. An drew Kennedy. treasure! . i. I. bneut'Uuvrgci. »rtreiitry. Hmnuel Lawrence, senior deacon, June , Downing. Junior deacon, Isaac A. nuiy. ciiupiuui. I, It. Kicliey, eenioi steward; I'.Ug.u Lusoy. junior mew t, ■ rarer it T M C u u |* model typifies (he Ireauty New Master De L u r * Sport Sedan. m u. 1 noina., Mmei. kyier; anil It and style <»f Chevrolet '• N r # M n«'rr Run D o w n to Ample luggage apace is p ro w le d by I M L in e •enee h i t 10 (J. Improved Il Denney, inur ,nui u . A Neilson t h e built in trunk, and a luggage p e t fo t m a iti e and eu rp tlo n a l iti- win, installing officer, unstated toy compartment behind Ute rear beat uuty slav i I mm m ie n .e ilice« cere. It II Deni i v in unlluia m alum I lusluon. Kualem Suu ofli. in llintulled were Mrs Eininä tierrlnli, wm Un m atron, ituyniomi i errey, worthy B O W L IN G A L L E Y S punon; Mi< M iit.. riia liii, a., iglM F»«ir»t view of New M atter m alate luullun, n u i > , Euiiiiuei, un- Another attractive model In the New »e L Lu me C - , » .owing roominess nuciule patron, Mr# M inaurcl Den b «rxJard aenea ia tit« Coupe pic« and graceful lin e s I t -'.ow The this evening and Bowl t ired here. Numerous body and ney. secretary, Mm. ilaaet b y l i e i u . S<dau model n tlte N rw 8t«ndaf<l r.iaaata refinement«, in conjunction aenea, wlu< h, ttow rird by the tim« treasurer; Mm lierm u Williams a bit” w ith the Master engine, unite to oven Master euginr, combine« conductress, M is t.-'ss luicy, a s n ake these cars outstanding values C llbant peifui uiam r with its smart* and that’s good advice sociate conuucireas; Mrs .Margin n in the lowest-priced held. nets am i style. Starit, cliupiulu. Mr Lelu iticney for you too. m arshal; Mm Ethyl I'errey, Adah. We hope to see you Mrs. Anne.# u l i i n . . . m in ; Ml Mildred i v s e o i n u g l i t - ■u'l, Mi tonight at M iio k c L l l u i i u e r . Mm tlm . urs Ethel ' l'helpa. E 'le d u . M r Is.itu ,uu Hlicli >9 ney, wuruer, J r r i . ner, aenluiel Manley. Harold Fisher, Mrs. Ira Mr». Hallini i Lawrence, usmsled toy i Powell, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mm. L. D. Hlieilenoerger us to Meyers. stalling chiiphiln, mid Miss M mgur- j D. C om utt Is enjoying a visit MA. et Peterson us installing iiiursiiul. with his mother from Yoncalla (By Vivian Hu<h<,ni n» Installed Mrs J It Tultoert wus In Watch Party Held School started January 2, after stalling organist Jam i Neilson mid A New Year watch party was a vacation of 10 days, Carolyn and Virginia lu lo eit wen Confectioner» - Bowling Alleys given by the Grange here New Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Updike ilowrr girls assisting Mrs V A Year's Eve. The evenuig was spent and small son returned home from Billiards Wood E uleituiiunent was turnialicu in dancing, a skit, ‘‘Oh Me,” was Porltand Friday afternoon. toy Mrs !• L. Howard alls» Evelyn given by the young people of the Heavy rains Thursday n i g h t 1260 Main St. Alexander and Mi lin e n Hlewurt Orange. melted the most of the snow. ul Multnomah. Mr. and Mrs- Fred Mosier of Those Iroin the Congregational Laurel visited a t the Ellis Watson Argus classified ads get results. church ol lleuverlon who purlicl- home last week. puted in The M e s s u in n t tue and- ; Delbert Quier. who is with the iloriuni Hunduy were Mi mid Mrs f CCC a t Reedsport, visited his p a r E O. Wi'Oti, Mr. tin Mm H C , ents. Mr and Mrs H Quier. during Doty, Miss M hiuiii D Mr and ; the holidays. Mrs. 11 M Baines and M tl Mrs. Homer Bennett, who has Metcalf. been 111 for some time, is in P o rt H arden dull in d at the "Kinder* Typical ofClu-vrotrP« two new line» ofrar« are the modclt illustrated here. T he Master De Luxe serie» reveals strong emphasis on beauty and style. M echanic land being cared for by Mrs. A Kurten Cottage Wednesday. C. Alford. ally. the Mastas De l.uxe aeries anil the New Standard senes have much in common, including the Master engine, in which numerous refinements have been Mrs. Allred Willis and son W alter Mrs. '1 ueker P resid en t made to enhance performance, durability and economy. As these pictures reveal, tiie New M aster Ue Luxe departs distinctly from previous Chevrolet-in of Cornelius visited relatives here Mm 1, Tucker was elected pre:, Uie striking advance which has been made ui body design and tiim . several days last week Ident of the Bethel l-idies* Mlssion- Mr and Mrs D. C om utt drove ary society lust 1‘hursjuy. o th e r Woodland. Wash., to spend New elected were Mrs. L I. Meyers, l i r s t ! structlon foreman, aixountant, a Fee» Reported King of Kings, who only hath im - to Vpar. P,,_ vice-president; M m t„ j (.inter, printer, and one ruilroad man. Fees collected by the county clerk mortality, dwelling in light which * underwent a arcoiid ylcr-|iresiueiit. Miss Mar- The lawyers enjoy the greulest totaled »578 20 for the m onth of no man can approach unto; whom underwent gatet Peterson, ueuaurer and Mrs numerical strengtli in the senate F ro m J a n u a ry 1st December and by the county re- no man h ath seen nor can see. Mn i‘ cetebrated Bell Walker, secretary with 12 of the 30 members claa»l- corder »568 45. according to reports And ages from now after this A birthday party was given Mar- Mr anil Mrs. Hex D> nney and (led as attorneys. The list Includes BETHANY-CEDAR M IL L — Mr submitted this week to the county mete of dust called earthly has tin o in d h a rt Saturday night at his All money invested here before January 12th will daughter Surenc left Monday morn- Chtnnock of Josephine, Bynon, Mc- and Mrs Phil Thorne entertained court melted away, we still see the mark hom^ near here. ^¿ten d in g lng lor their imine m M l . Hnastu. Cullough. Dickson and Lessard of w ith II New Y ears party. Tltree draw full 6 m onths earnings next June. ------------------------ th a t sin had made down here, the were Mr and M rs R Thatcner. C m . after spending seveial weeks .Multnomah. Gis.s ol Coos. E lan- laotas of ' 500 were in play. Pres O L T B E Y O N D EAR TH , na l-prints In Christ s hands They M r. Mrs A1 M arun. and Ml V ls illn g I I II mis anil relatives here ciaeovlch of Clatsop. Duncan of ent were Mr and Mrs Emery W al First mortgage security. S tate supervision. Com , .? T , ? D UAKT,\ t<*ll p c « 1 He paid on the old and Mrs w illiam Hiddink. Mrs B 8 Puxtnii and Elwin Pax- Harney. Hazlett oi Hood River, lace, Mr and Mrs B B. Reeves, plete service. Is there a loud speaker In heav- ' rugged crass to redeem men from M rs Jessie Tillm an is home from ton lell for Man k lain ..a u Balurnav Wallace of Deschutes. Hess o l Mr. and Mrs Calvin K ntterm an. I en? i? i G ods Just w rath a t their wilful- a Visjt with her daughter, Mrs- J. where they win join Mi Paxton Union and Mlruyer of Baker Mr and Mrs. G lenn Sills. Betty Lue Do mystic spiritual waves carry ness and sin. Yes the nail-pnnts g Stocker at White salm on Wash ii i, •?V,' r ' **’ •••■•'horn Only seven of the senators are 8111», Mrs Ethel Brllch, Mrs. Row-1 our praise, petitions and prayer# are there for all the eternities to ¡¿rs. George Riggle returned u.ii i, 1 ’ •’YJ'’,*'1’ 1,13 farm ers They are Wheeler and Me- ena Childs. Mrs. Elaine Lmgren up and up to where gather the come and so are you. For m an's Thursday from a visit with rela- Ì *Tii to Hilistxnu e'oniuck of Lane. Dunn of Jack- and. Virginia Lmgre en. all of Port- myriads of angels along with the spirit lives on and on. either with tives a t Vancouver I f .-..,, k ' .'.„..‘ri'.",1.'.1. ? Walkei of Polk. Burke of ¡and. Phyllis and Beverly Thom rnom e, erai Assemoiy u rch of tne Fred Harold Peterson e. tien G eneral Assembly and cn Church the saved ones or with tne the lost. Pred Watson Pe-erson R E L IA B L E I their Hie da m J* Wutcdi N , n y “" 1*’“ 1' ,n d ‘".‘‘i ,lul‘L .“ nd “ nd th e , F irst’,B<^ Uwhlc,h Brc w rttten And for the saved, in the ages and Ira Powell are with the CCC iiuity New Year s eve Zimmerman of Y am hill.................. Mrs Phil T hom e B B Reeves in heaven? Do they? w come God is pledged to show at Westimber Die P ast Nooie tit nw| d u b of the , i “ rc »n i a,u! ^ Mtrs Lalvln K atterm an rc- And as th e hosts gathered there the exceeding richness of his love- Mr. and Mrs. W alter Fisher and K rurkahn enjoyed not hick dinnei Lhv ST«nMl* ’i.i llonora hour your joy-note rise from out power in H ls kindness to us through son Howard o f Wheeler visited at the hall Fiiuuv Hpauldlnx of S u p lta ol a dance w*> given at the Cedar the fog, wrangle, distress and death Christ Jesus. relatives here during last week. Mrs M C M k e n her entertain- “ ‘T l m a n 'd - ‘ ° ° lM4 “ 1,d t arl.,2 '-.d o _t.h,;y brea,k ! o r _ a,_ certAl,n _ 2 €or.? !_ a 2d ,Cla.ude Rl(« le were cd with u luncheon at her home Corbett of Multnomah is class!- oe given at the hall next Saturday yours? A mighty volume for the disease an d Is longing to depart end J. M. PERSON, Manager Friday. Covers wen laid jor len. fled i*,t as na a u > 11111 rt 1M a i. — llHr Best < 11 night tltfVTvf ___ s a-. _ * , *.» __ . . . . . - . . , r -- building owner; of Savings A Loan Bldg. great God who is the one and only and be with her L ora.i—George N Mrs. Emma Nickel, former! Î5 of Hillsboro, Oregon Umatilla a physician; Pearson of Walters Entertain potentate, the Lord of Lords and Taylor. Beaverton. Oregon.—Pd. ad tins place, is reported very at M ultnom ah ail insurance m a il. A it- Mr and Mrs. Jam es W alters en- ken " i W ashington a safety e n gineer. Carney of Clackamas a t ' l i a i i i e u w i i n a party New Year's . 'i ' - . ■ (t Oiiilnu*«! front i*«Me on«) Eve. Present were Messrs, and live, copies of » h u ll were released Carpenter and Sleiwer of Wheeler Mesdames John Meurer. Dave Edl- a oanxer. (ills wei K In tne house the farm ers p re gar. A rthur Schulz. John Zitzman. Utadelmiin ixnnls out (hat out with 16 members includ Cleve Owens. O lenn Carr, d ia rie s of 24 preiUiunary petitions filed dominate ing Gouley and Jones ol Marlon. Boy. Joseph Petcreourt, N P. John- with his departm ent only m ur wen cTufteM f TÎllamiôok. b u e rs t ¿Í « f 1' g » « * * 1 of Beaverton. completed. All of these |M-litlons in Yamhill; 'o Cooter of Lincoln, H arri- v *‘r,n“ Ma,‘ JFv^ J’Tn volved additional laoor and ex non of Linn; Merriam iir.d Leola Wallers. Jeanette Schulz, ol Lane; pense m the state departm ent, Kiddle ol Douglas; McCloskey of Bill Carr. K enneth Struthers, and ■- i f ’’ which Hladelmun oellevea should be Coo.*. Johnson of Josephine; Brock Ilk' host and hostess. Mr and Mrs ■. ; ' ♦ I - a . puld by the sponsors of the in way ol Jackson. Hill ol Hood River; Ju n e s Wallers. .Mrs Joseph Peler- itiative measures. ol Umatilla; Snider o f court and Jack Satchel ol Beaver The retiring secretary of state I ngd.itil Beinon ol K lam ath, a n d ton receded high scores, and Mrs also recommended a cureftil study Lane. N P. Johnson and Joseph P eter- . "I Coliinibla. of the present method ol nom inat Ma 1 hi ■ lawyers ihe farm ers a court were second. ing independent candidates by a s close second In run Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford the house with 15 semblies of luo voters, which has of P ortland visited Mr. and Mrs. John ZiUman and Mrs. A Claw- tn recent elections Dickson. Latourette and Norton ol New Year's day. O ther recommendations rontalm d .Multnomah; Entier. K irkpatrick lord Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Sparks of V • ... in Hladelmun » report i n r l u d e mid Eckeraiey of Clackamas, F uhr- Portland Mr. i . a and Mrs ¿ i r f l i u U i e n i f t f f o f t i» f •'1K..II.Y.. »... i l, ,u w K l T .M f v Ü1 LW C K H IH U Ò . r u i i r - • v u m n q v Visited w iw u m nu M u . u Glenn in in í .«’ . . . r ? . . ..m Ì li ci law and n. ,vy rnmalt s r< Í « and M arlin ..I Marion. K night g a rr and Mr. and Mrs. C harles im u ia» mm n tav v penalties for of LXiuglas; K rter of Wasco; S to ll Boy Sunday. those w I mj attem pt to secure re of Umatilla. Boivin of K lam ath, Bill C arr returned to school M on funds through Iruudulent means, and Albers of t h e MulUiomaii- day after spending the vacation with extenlson of llie tithing tux to in Claekamas district. home folks. clude all so-called sell supporting Boy V visited The of I I the house •’ Mr. and inm m i uiot»». f . * i . i • »»I I nine llllr l members i l t IllD C r .S O UC I1OUD< * * - U and I I U A Mrs. l l 3 . L Charles IL U K S IX lM ltU boards l mid commissions, o " ldall "v iti“ dui,de? w>. ' are engnged in busmes.s enter- Mr and Mrs. Albert Saindon ol placing < ’ snae'^1 ' av .onns i b i ,nv-I>,,,U’ U , P " " s ‘“ elude Rosa of W ashington. Huber Thursday. legislattv tn th e uoncrrn ffiim rtU ** “ EiwIn and L rach of M ultnom ah, Mr and Mrs E B. Anderson- i n s in to Hu general fund. M unyan of Linn; Hill of Lane; went to a New Year's party a t th e , ... . , , C arter of Coos und Curry; Futland home of Mrs Anderson's sister, i»„ i i "i..U i **■“ l,iwl rcqulr- of Gilliam Lynch of Wheeler; and Mrs. George Atterbury of Portland i i i t n i ^ 11 •to'1'“ 11" ' ¿to bury all dead atuples of M alheur . Mrs Ed Hickey and Miss Nellie .tu iu ies so deep that some Indus- O lein of Columbia. G raham of Larsen of Portland visited home d , d,IHl ,a jl “o l..di*1 M ultnomah and Hyde of Lane are folks Sunday. hfa haSa*'* u ,o V0ry ‘’V*‘ “ L lllt “ n<1 ictillois. Barnes and Wallace o f M. C. Larsen has returned to Ul,‘ dto^’vcry Multnomah are In the Insurance Jones hospital, where he Is ex- mimi by the lloon Inver county of- business Hockett of Wal'.vw.i ... peeled to be operated on this week y » wt.i V * i 1''* .! '“ “n old »‘“ “ ite Hosili Of Deschutes are pay icians Born to Mr and Mrs. C W a k.. . . ' ,!>.i 11,1 <olln,y officials Moore of Jackson and Haight oi Schindler. Sunday evening at the air»??.?.i,o i o11“ '' until July. The G rant are editors. Thomas ol Polk Emanuel hospital tn Portland, a i i 1, . ! “, u , y , , 1,1 ■PPwrently, lay In and Hodman ol C ulvn are edu- K*r*. Ii!!„ a ? . o ,flc,ttl in q ues- Cators. K eiuile of B enti It und .« -í z - • , * * Ltirely too deep in his son of M ultnomah are salesmen Ask your attorney to send your quist lor niormatlon. Ih e ancient Mrs. Honeyman of M ultnomah i- legal advertising to th e Argus. ,Ua . w, unearthed was u housewife, Johnson of Multno- V l.?2 ( . . I t 11. 1 hen mail an a»x accountant. of IU .‘. 4IU . . ‘ . . along in June, in .a s « as « » u i n a u i v, t H a ughts u lu t a xri , 11 voters of Oregon mnendeu Washington an auctioneer, G srorn. tin state constitution shifting the oi Yamhill a fruit dryer. F.inurtl.- . J * dale lor Hie general election Iroin wmle of Baker a pr,liter and Bull June to January mid a t the same of Union a railroad man. • i . » M time providing thut all elective of- _ __ __ _ Helals, except the governor, should V " "assume the duties of their r e Everything in Insurance spective offices on the first Monday _____ ■ i ( lly Mr« R ichard Ilu tiffe r) in January lollowing th eir elec PhMie IN I US2 Washington Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bothman 8r. tion." s ta te officials were inclined to view the controversy which has visited Mr. mid Mrs. N. Bothnia!! d k a m l r AovsimscMOfT ¿4? been stirred up bv the discovery ol at Hillsboro Sunday. On December 31 Mr. and Mrs ! the old law as Just another case Robert Cannell mid two children ol of much ado about nothing Shill. Cal., and Mr. HUI of Cnniidu j / X ____ visited Mr. and Mrs Philip Miller The legal profession will have the largest representation In the new Sunday Miss F.llu Tim m erm an ol legislature which convenes here next Portland was a guest. Monday. Twenty-seven of the DO J. R. Hayden Is confined to Ills members are attorneys. Farm ers bed with pneumonia mid his daugh are next In numerical strength with ter. Mrs. John Heisler, and son. 23 of tnelr number on the legisla W aller Hayden, are helping c a re , O M O R R O W , Chevrolet will present Car of the low-price field , . . beautifully tive roster Including dairymen and for hint. day Mrs. Alvin hopgrowers. There arc 14 business .. On New , Year's . , the finest cars and biggest values streamlined . . . longer aud smartly lower fe\v friends friends men of various lines, three physl- Hunger entertained a few LOWEST-PRICED SIX clans, two newspaper editors, two 11,1(1 ll('r mother and brother of that Chevrolet has ever offered. The in appearance.. . . Both of these cars are educators, two bankers, three In- Peavine Kldge. UNUSUAL ECONOMY surance men. two salesmen, a c a r NEW STREAMLINE STYLING N ew Standard Cherrolet. Styled in the powered by the improved Master Chev penter. safety engineer, an aue- Let the advertisem ents help you tloneer. fruit dryer, housewife, c o n -1 make your shopping plans. traditional Chevrolet manner which has FLASHY ACCELERATION rolet engine. Both give remarkable new TURRET TOP BODY BY FISHER proved so popular . . . providing an performance— and both are civzi more 23% MORE POWER KNEE-ACTION * for Getaway and Hill-Cllmblng entirely new degree of performance and economical to operate than previous LONGER WHEELBASE operating eeouomy. And the new Chevrolets. See these cars and choose BIO, RO O M Y BODY BY FISHER ROOMIER BODIES Master De Luxe Chevrolet. . . the Fasliion Chevrolet for quality at low cost. SM OO TH, POWERFUL BRAKES SPEED, POWER, ECONOMY CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT. MICHIGAN BLUE-FLAME VALVI-IN-HEAD ENGINE Compare Chevrolet’i low Jeliiered prices and easy G.M.A.C. terms. A General Moton Valua BLUE-FLAME VALVI-IN-HEAD IN O IN I a P ‘•j Roy Youths Go South to Schoo) hui “ R e la x C l e m ’s Hayward CLEM’S PLACE Annual Offer 4% Cedar Mill Folk Entertain at Home SAFE A Washington Savings & Loan Ass’n Capitul News Letter HH - HI te W1 CHEVROLETS •5^ ii Orchardale •y RUSH LOW L I ■ ' j ÍR -! • » • > M THE NEW STANDARD CHEVROLET THE NEW MASTER DE LIXE CHEVROLET T Beauty at Your Window JANUARY Mattress Sale "Spring Filled” I ’ K n « action optional at sm all additional eoat) Drapes and curtains done ! by our DRY CLEANING | processes look newly beau tiful and colorful. *465 A N D V P . L is t price of New Standard RoadM er nt F lin t. M ich., 1166. W ith bufhptm . spare tire and tiro lock, the list price ia 120.00 additional. Price* subject t o chnnge w ithout notice. O N DISPLAY T O M O R R O W ^CHEVRO LET $ 560 A N D V P . L is t price of Manter De Luxe Coup« at F lin t, Mich.. |660. W ith bumpers, «pare tire and tire lock, the liat price ia S25.0O additional. PrireB sub ject to change without notice. S P E C IA L S 11 14 95 16 .7 5 LESTER IRELAND & CO Hillsboro, Oregon CHOOSE CHEVROLET FOR QUALITY AT LOW COST .8 5 Home Laundry 8C Dry Cleaners Telephone 47 H illsb o ro M o to r Company llillshnro, Ore. T h ir d an d W a s h in g to n Sts. JA M ES W H IT E L A W , P ro p rie to r Telephone 441