Dollar Days—
V¡«it H illa h o ro F ebruary
22 unti 28 fo r Valuett
rgus
Willsbor
Virb W hich iz C o m b in e Jrh e H illu h n ro Independent
volume h
H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N , T H U R S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y
Read Advertising
Lnteat Store News A lw ays
Appears in the Argus
14, 1 9 3 5
G ra n d M a ste r
NO. 52
less smile "It
all very ... well
for the desk and arranged
It neatly In
"C an't a guy change hls mind?"
“ was
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us to . theorize
before
we
got .............................................
here it« present
position -
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.
H eath persisted.
lg!
and I was Inclined to agree
with
"Maybe yes and maybe no." mot
Vance
nodded.
you th a t suicide seeme d Incom- tered Heath, after a pause during
"Oh. quite. But, In th at case, the
patlble with Coe’» tem peram ent
which he studied the body and
pen would, In all probability, be In
but facts, after all. form the only raised his own right hand to his
the holder set. And you will ob­
Charles Dickens' greatest storv.
reasonable basis for a decision And forehead Then he added aggresslve-
serve th a t the pen container Is "David
will be .rtmvn
tlie facts here seem pretty clean- ly; "B ut you can't get away from
empty, and th a t there Is no pen a t the Copperfleld,"
Venetian th eater Sunday
cut. T liat door was bolted on the th a t bolted door."
B eaverton -M etzger Form ed
visible on the desk."
Monday
and
Tuesday
It Is booked
Inside; there’s no other m eans ol
Vance sighed,
'Maybe It's In hls pocket."
entrance or exit to this room; Coe
wUh j
get away from „
in N ew L egion Post
Maybe. ' Vance stepped back and as 1935's most beloved motion ptc-
Is sitting here with a revolver In ¡ t pothers me horribly. If It wasn't
bending over ran bus gaze over the ‘¡!re _
‘« T ' ’
his liana, and a hole In his right. for m e fact th a t the door was
floor round the desk. Then he knelt
'
Agnes F n d t M ie nilvi'r
temple.
There
are
no
signs
of
a
on
lhe
ln!ilde
r
d
mor,.
TIGARD
Aii official visitation
down and looked under the desk ' . ,
struggle; the windows and shades lncllned p, a|<r(.„ th a l ,t was aul.
was mudi* to Charity lodge No. 7ft, '
Presently he reached out his arm t V,J“ A
,
J’
are down, and tlie lights burning clde A man of
intelligence
and from beneath the right-hand
ld' i » i r | E
I O. O. F , by Charles Poole ot
tier of drawers, drew forth a foun- J?pJe 2«P Dari ^exxott?
■ How, In H eavens name could wouldn't plan suicide and then de­
Kino lie, grand iiiiuitcr ol O regon I
tain pen. fusing, he held the pen | o .Sulllv^ n l s o ^ V w l s B t ^ f e
ll have been anything but suicide? uberately make it difficult for any-
O. G F . Thursday nlulit B eaver­
“I'm sure I don't know " Vanee one to reach his Ixxly W hat could
ton. T ualatin und Hi hoik lodges
Inmew
Coe dropped the pen, and it Mr Wlckfield. Freddie Bartholomq
were Included In the visitation. A
shrugged wearily. "B ut
It w asn't he have gained by securely bolt-
to lx it
sulcide really, don't y' know." He Ing the door on the Inside so th a t
number ot visitors were present from
roiled under the desk. He placed Young as Uriah Heep.
Portland.
frowned again
"And
th at's the It would have to be broken in? The
It beside the note paper. "Men don't
New Post Form ed
weird p a rt of It. Y’ see,
Markliatn. act of hooting would have been
ordinarily drop fountain pens in
T ualatin Valley post No. 04 ot
It should have been suicide—and It over In a second; and there was
Argus classified ads get results.
the middle of writing something
American legion, located In the [
wasn't. T here's something diaboll- no danger of his being disturbed
and then fall to pick them up.”
M ctsger-Ueaverlon district, bus re­
cal und humorous -about this case in his own bedroom. Had he killed
H eath glowered in silence, ano ’
ceived it« upprovul tor a d ia lle r
Humorous In a grim, satlrlcul sense, himself he would have wanted
Markliam asked:
County Representative
from national headquarters at In ­ ¿y- S S .V a n Dirt© »*
Home one miscalculated somewhere Gamble— -or someone else—to find
"You think Coe wa3 Interrupted
W.N-U
for
A 4 . A h fi/i
dianapolis, according to advice ol
the m urderer was sitting In a him at the earliest possible mom-
in the midst of writing something?'
»
t
i
v
t
c
t
■tute ofildals who have authorised
game with the cards stacked against ent. He would certainly not have
"Interrupted? . . . In a way per­
E
L
E
C
T
R O LU X
i rnav
What
you m ean oy lout, film . . . Positively am azin'!"
tile post to organise. The new post
placed deliberate difficulties m their
haps." Vance himself seemed puz-
Cleaner and Air Purifier
Vance?"
liad its organisation meeting Frl-
( 'H A I T I 'K I Philo Vane«, ««part in
gled. "Still there are no signs of a
"But tile facts," protested M ark- w ay.'
WAYNE EMMOTT
day ul the Metzger club house, ac- »■■Ivin» . run» rnr.u-ri»». 1» .-»fird in n. . Merely th at If the d o « had been ham
"But.” argued M arkham, “your
struggle, and he is reclining on an i
eordtiiK to II- F Ellander, tern- in««il«si» '«» •une.mmi »ui.-i.i»
Arrhvr broken In, and the rixim overrun
Phone 2143 for appointm ents
easy chair a t the end of the d esk .,
voile iacts
fa cts a are
re o
u lte co
rrect verv
theory
contradict«
Itself.
o n , your
quite
correct.
h
isrraiy clitilrm an of the sroim
»"“lit.» <-<.llei..r
( lune..
with solicitous friends, and the body . (Hl
bu,
,,
,
ixilted Who
the
Furtherm ore, his features are quite '
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w in. .. r .
A""r", i *-*>>-»
handled for signs of life, and ail As you lawyers say. they're Irrest- door wi the tortile?"
■ closed pMU e- .
-
■ I I . . 1
<
11
. ,
i—rniKi IS.
...». is» i.i. the lorked-ln evidence probab.y de- Ible. Hut you have overlooked addi- “ ,.S ’
the
door
was
bolted
on
Harold HaascUi was awarded the ph»n. from u.n.i.i.,
i.mi.r <;.-
.. , „ . , . d .... would h ave h id
a tlonal facts.”
„ No on.p; apparently
answered
the inside . . . Very strange, M ark- .
scout knife in the knot guessing Un« ....
............h... >.. h..l kn-..k».i
, .uffieu,. time « i t v i n - . i .n ?
••£.» m Jancav«
X“' “:e wlth a dl£Plrlted alKh And
co n test sp o n so red by C A Don- "" •>1’ en,i>i..>»r'. Imiroum .i...r, (i.m i.l.
at an>
For instance?
th a t s what makes the affair so
^
walked to the shaded window
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
nally. local hardware man ilaasctii
'hr>,.,«h is. kerbol.
*?", „LuY*“ 1 rettlly „ "Kegard yon bedroom slippers ' dashed appealin'. The situation
nunied 17 of the 20 knots shown in
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in
...
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11 Btn'
Vance pointed to the foot of the reads thus: A man is m urde.ed;
and back, smoking leisurely. Sud-
M Q
the contest and lied with Dewey X i d * h -iu d .“ wL ua* |h“i* „ o,»
,"'Ye ”• 1 * Pn'tty plain to me bed where a pair of soft red slip- then he rises and bolts the door
denly he stopped and lifted hlsl
heact
looking
M
arkham
straight
In
EYE,
EAR,
NOSE
AND THROAT
Talent and Derick Ncdrv. who had in.ia., M.,kh.m ...a v .r.r. ... u. ( - »
“ 3
* * "' 1"*.1 J?1# 1' 11
were ne“ tly Arranged. "And after the slayer has departed; and
17 each, but won on technicalities i.-u.. 1» N.» York'. 7». Th»> fln.i WBJ* H,'a ,h wll° projected himself, then regard these heavy boots which later he arranges himself In an
th e eyes.
SPECIALIST
There were XI entries in the con-
• frimul of
ih » r . .1... » ¡‘ bit belligerently, Into the talk
the corpse is wearing. And yet he easy chair so as to make It appear
“Interrupted—yes! T hat's it! B ut
test.
Signor (in u u i, • « u « i a » r « » .iii H».th "Tins guy locked himself in, and has on his
dressing gown, and Is like suicide."
not by an outside agency—not by
G LASSES FITTED
It Kmud Win*
Y"1 ***'*'"'“ h « " i «..»» J.nr»i In is» blew hls bruins out. And even you. sitting In his easy chair. A bit in-
"TTiat's a swell theory!" grunted
an Intruder. He was Interrupted by
Tigard It Miiiiid won their seventh
r,'™h'1« ,h* '*““ h '«•"•“•c
Mr. Vunce, can't make anything congruous, what? Why did t h e H eath disgustedly. "Anyway, well
something more subtle -m o re dead­
Boom ]
ly. He was interrupted while we
consecutive basketball game Feb- !
<c ...Un . i f . m lu< «»»k >
original outa th a t.”
hedonistic and luxury-loving Coe know more about it when Doc Dore-
C ea m erd a l N ational Bank A nnes
was alone. Something happened—
luary 1 on their own floor when
The room which was a t the ex-
Vance turned slowly and shook not change hls footwear to some- mus gets here. And my bet Is he's
something sinister intruded—and he
they defeated Forest Orove 20 to
trerne roar of the house, was long
*>*« head.
thing more relaxing for this grea going to wash the whole case up
Fhonea
Huora
Residence 2 m
stopped writing, dropped the pen.
9 :30 «um. to 12 m.
III It was a fast, well _ played
game
and narrow, with . windows
on two , "Tut, tut. Sergeant."
lie said
* Knktz»
nor'ient
1x1 hls life. And note rr th a t by calling it suicide "
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w
»
w a n rwtt u f a y f z ir
O
ffice
1
:20
p.
m.
to
6 p. m.
forgot
it,
rose,
and
seated
hlmsell
with
the Tigard team showlni
flowing a sides. T here was a buy window op- pleasantly. " I t’s not I who am go-
‘O C to rtiis rone la
Ana my oet is. «sergeant, vancc
in th a t easy chair. Then came the
marked Improvement over their b stlp o o lte the door, and a wide double lug to s j il l your simple mid beau- ?,e?itl,y
£i‘d d he
£ pbe<L mlldly,' ,Lth a t he s going to
end. swift and unexpected—before
game
window a t the left facing east llful th e o ry '•
p
lled In an admirable bow-knot. We do nothing of the sort. I have an
he could change his shoes . .
‘ ry
11,e dark green shades were ull
"No?" Hiuith was still belligerent can *“u'dJy assume th a t he sud- Irresistible reelin' th a t Doctor Dore-
*
**
1 d.rnly decld«>d °n suicide half-way mus will Inform us th a t it Is not
Don't you see? Those shoes are an-1
Ilyrun Blankenship of Tlgard. drawn excluding the daylight Hut "Then who is?"
other indication of th a t terrible In-1
"The co rn se" an sw ered Vanee through hls changing from street suicide
senior at Pacific university, won the room was brilliant!: y lighted by mildly
P**'
answ
tred
Vance
t
|othes
to
negligee.
And
yet.
M
ark-
H
eath
screwed
his
face
into
a
1
terruptton."
second place in the Oregon peace an enormous crystal cl__
liandc-ller In
"And the gun?" asked H e a th '
B en ire H eath could reply
renlv M„
Mark k . ! ham ’ som ething “ must
stopped
frown
n d stu d ie d ;
oratorical contest
W illam
illamette
roniesi a t W
ette | the
m e center of the celling,
celling.
Before
"»I have
W
l » « i- questioning
t he
ruwu
“ a T
u.
ore
n
e
a
tn
could
r
e
p
l
y
,
“
a
r
k
-
;
h
im
-so
m
eth
tn
g
must
have
con
Vance.
Then
snorte
contemptuously.
u n lw a ity Frida
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Friday evening
" — S te m -; At the rear of the rixmi stood ham. who had been watching Vance
nlust h^ ve.
he sxloTted
mumbled.
"I
doubt if Coe saw the gun, Ser- [
mlng the Torren
orrent" was the title of an enormous canopied bed, which, closely, lurn.-d quickly to Wrede Pp* ed P*m
do*'n . stretch his
„"^11. we 11 see, he m
legs ---------------
out. and close
his __________
eyes belore
Vance
scant attention.
atti
geant."
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____ paid
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Hls .
Blankenship1 s oration th a t won sec- j noticed had not been slept in and Grassl
(Continued N e xt W eek)
ond place and 130
—
The bedroom, like the drawing
"I will ask you gentlemen to w a it ' 1 h he e , . h had
“ d . finished
flnl*hed the operation of eyes were moving over the desk
A silver lams collar adds dis­
room , contained far too much fur- downstairs
Mennrauev niou.». n?akl.PK himself sartorially comfort- At one side of the p lo tter lay i
Keenrd Good
*
quarto volume of "Li Tai Ming Ts'u tinction to tbls charm ing black
ROBERT BURCH
Blixlents of Tigard
high
school nltu re. On the right was a large go to the drawing room and see 1 able."
____ . lig
i
"Your reasoning Is not altogether T o u P u , by Hsiang Y uan-pien.
HITEON—Robert Burch died at
who uveraged Ul ln euch subject
crepe dross. A jeweled clip and
i bloc t embayed book-case filled with oc
h at these gentlemen do not leave
Emanuel
hospital in Portland Feb­
convincing." M arkham "ountered
' You see. M arkham, he said. silver cord about the waist are
lavo ana
and quarto
quarto voiuinrs.
volumes, ana,
and. iac-
fac It
it until I i kiv
for the first sem ester Include E llen i iavo
give »* them pel
permission .
ruary 1, where he had been ill for
appaiwtly dreaming of other sophisticated touches. June
ANY MAKE
Jacqulth, Vincent Monies. K enneth Ing the door was a mahogany kid- You understand." he added to "A m an m ight conceivably wear
several weeks. He was a resident
owrey, Betty Heiken. Murv Upshaw. I ney-«haped desk covered with books. Wrede and Grassl. "tliat It will be heavy shoes with a dressing gown." Pi? latest acquisition i n peach
Claywortb, film actress, is the
bloom shortly before he departed
of W ashington county f o r many
Helen Versliuin. W arre,, Forsvtli pam phlets and papers—the desk of necessary to question you about this
"Perliaps.
Vance nodded.
"I this
life. And It is ra th e r safe to m odel
years, on hls acreage near Tobias
Robert Harney, Gladys Carson. R uth a man who spends many hours at affair after we have tiad th e ver- sh an 't be narrow -m inded in these
assume th a t a man contem plating
station. He leaves the following
Ghob.m. G race Hampton. LaVernr literary labor. To the left of tins d irt of the medical exam iner.”
m atters. But. assuming Coe Is a suicide
does
not
indulge
its ac-
children. Mrs. G. B. McDonald
Honey. Betty lx>ed.v. M argaret Ol- desk. In the east wall, was a large
Wnxlc showed hls resentm ent at suicide, why should he have chosen
and Investigate the hi»- Diatwl «4?tiniaC on it AnS° nuJC and Albert Burch of Skamokawa,
sen and Merwin Belander.
I llrrulace G as logs were In the M arkham s peremptory m anner' this chair facing the door? A tnan quisitivenesa
Results Guaranteed
tory
of
hls
ceramic
wares
Just
be-
potg
,
h
a
,
a
,
fh
‘d
,
5
L
Wash.;
Mrs. A l i c e Willoughby
F.
T. A. to M eet grate. About the walls hung at but Orasoi. with a polite amile bent on doing a workmanlike Job
u vesterdav's d lte — Wedne^ Beav*‘rto<1 route 1: Robert Burch.
The P. T A Will meet Tuesday least a dozen Chinese scroll paint- merely bowed; and th e two. fol- of shooting hmlself would lnstlnc- *~re sending a bullet Into his brain." ™
M arkham waited w ithout answer- <2^ ¿¿t(X>er lS —" 0416 w ednes” Foss;_Lillian McDonald; Ella Guler
evenlng at Tigard grade aclxxR at i lugs. Had there not been a bed a n d ; lowed by Hennessey, passed out tlvelv at t up
__ straight,
_ . where
___ ____
he .-g
and Elmer Burch of Portland,
lH tn - h
m m
H i< i rar-wvi-
av«H
K p in A card partv aixl dance » dressing table tn the nxim, one of the room and down the stairs
could perhaps
brace
hls
arm s and
"And here's something else ra th -i "Ain't th a t natural?" put i n
Funeral services were held Feb- (
has been scheduled by the group would have taken It for a col-
"And you." said M arkham to steady hls hand. If he were
ti
f
i
i
t
b
v
n
w
'r
t
e
l
i
r
Vi
oiiW
h
Ie
«.™!uf
Pr
significant."
Vance
pointed
to
a
Heath.
"All
these
birds
who
com-
ruary 4 in Portland and interm ent
February 2ft a t the Tigard O range lector's sanctum.
, Oamble, wait at the front door
i°
ih
in
?
ariioh
i
.
sm
all
pile
of
blank
note
paper
In
mlt
suicide
w
nte
letters
first
was
at Skamokawa. Wash.
hall.
These details of the room, how- and bring Doctor Doremus here I think, have chosen the straight the mid'11" nt ,h " sira».» -»10,1.
oi~. Vance.
________________
_ .._ddle of the blotter. "This -nr.«
"But. Sergeant." •• ™
smiled
,
Janlnr Prom Saturday
! ever, protruded themselves upon the mom ent he arrives."
chair where he could rest both
Phone SIX
per
Is
lying
a
little
on
the
bias,
"the
letter
Isn't
written.
Coe
got
Ask
your attorney
attorney to
to send
send your Selfridge Bros.
on
the
ton
a n d t h u s I n s u r e P “ p e r u ly ln R a l l t t I e o n t h e b ia s '
t h e I e t t e r is n t w rltten. Coe got
Ask
your
Tigard high juniors are sponsor- us later W hat tlrst focused our a t-
Gamble shot a haunted look at elbows
a
steady?
accurate
ahn.
'
“
s
u
r
e
|
I
n
J
he
P081110"
tn
at
a
right-handed
no
farth
er
th
an
the
date."
legal
advertising
to
the
Argus.
Ing the annual prom Saturday tentlon was the inert body of A rch -' the body, and went out.
evening a t the high school audi- , er Coe. with Its quiet pallid fa c e 1 M arkham closed the
door, and
"Hls arm Is on the end of the
torlurn.
[and the black grisly spot on the then wheeled about, facing Vance, desk." p u t tn H eath.
I
Hear of reiutlon Plan
right temple Tlie body was slump- who now stood behind Coe's desk “Oh, quite—and In a rath er awk-
M enibers of the Tigard Lions ed down in
a velour upholstered gazing down mocxtlly a t the
dead ward position—eh w hat? Consider-1
club hud an opportunity to listen arm chair beside the desk The head m an's hand clutching the revolver.1 Ing how low the easy chair is Coe
to pniponenta of the Townsend plan seemed to he almost on the left
“W hat's the meaning of all these could not possibly have had his
The members heard George Koehn shoulder, as if the im pact of the | mysterious innuendos?" he d e - 1 elbow on th e desk when he pull -
prom inent legionnaire and chair- bullet had forced It Into an un- manded testily.
j the trigger If so tlie shot would
man of Amerlcanlzallon work of I natural angle.
"Not Innuendos, M arkham. ' Vance
have gone over his head Hls arm
the legion
The club adopted u
llicre was an expression of peace returned quietly, keeping hts ey es1 was necessarily lower th an the
resolution asking our state senators on the thin aquiline features of the on Coe's hand "Merely speculations desk when the gun was fired—If he
and representatives to oppose any dead m an; and hls eyes were closed I'm rath er Interested In certain as-i fired it Therefore, we must assume
changes tn the crim inal syndical­ as though in sleep. Hls right hand pects of this fascinatin' crime."
th a t after the bullet had entered
ism luw.
the one nearest the fireplace lay
"Crime?" M arkham gave a m irth - his brain, he lifted hls right arm to
Mrs. B. Raynor Sm ith and son on the end of the desk clutching m
Nevltt have gone to Los Angeles to a carved, lvory-inlald revolver of
visit friends Nevltt has been 111 fairly large caliber. Hls left hand
for sevrral weeks and It Is hoped hung a t hls side over the tutted
that the warm sunshine of C ali­ arm of Hie chair.
T here was a straight Windsor
fornia will help in hls recovery.
R ifle ( tub Form ed
chair behind tlie desk, and I could
He-otyanlzallon of the M ultno­ not help wondering why Coe hod
mah rifle d u b has been started by selected the arm chair at tlie side of
the Multnomah boys who are In­ the desk, facing the door. Was it
terested tn rifle shooting. John because he had considered It more
Fuez was elected tem porary presi­ comfortable for hls last resting
dent and Harold K rohn secretary. place in tills life? The answer to
Meetings are held every T hursday this passing speculation of mine
evening In the basem ent of Chick's did not come for many hours; and
Pharmacy.
when It did come, as a result of
A nnual P lan n ed
Vance's deductions, it constituted
Seniors were successful In th eir one of the vital links in the evl
efforts for an annual this year when dentlal chain of this strange and
the 200th annual was sold. As a perplexing case.
result elections of the rem ainder
Coe's body was clothed In a green
of the staff were made os follows: silk-wool dressing gown which came
Thomas Flshburn. advertising nuin- nearly to hls ankles, but on hls
nger; Gladys Carson, assistant ad- feet, which were extended straight
vertlslng m anager; Howard Beck- in front of him. was a pair of high,
ham, circulation munager; Sidney heavy street shoes, laced and tied.
Craig, photography; Francis Lob- Again a question flashed through
dell, classes; Helen Bchmeltzer, ac- my m ind. Why did Coe not wear
tlvltles. and Earl Rmlth. athletics, bedroom slippers with hls dressing
Men of the M ethodist ehureh gown? The answer to this ques-
zerved a successful dinner Friday tion also was to prove a vital point
* evening to a large group, who came In the solution of the tragedy,
to see Just what kind of a meal
Vance went Immediately to the
the ......
men could prepare
• »»»»•».
1 body,
j, O»UlllVU
«IC «*««•««
touched V
the
dead IIIMI
m an's a sscassw
hand. s,
Mr and Mrs. C. Christensen en- | and bent forward over the wound tn
tertalned Sunday with a dinner for the forehead. Then he walked buck
I1EVROLF.T has always specialized in giving extra value.
can see the low prices . . , the lowest ever placed on cars o f such
Mr and Mrs. C. F. Tigard, Mr and to the door with Its hanging bolt.
Mrs. H. W. McDonald, Mrs N O scrutinized it for a moment, ran
But never before has Chevrolet offered such big and out­
high quality. You can prove the greater operating econom y.
McDonald. C lara McDonald, Her- hls eye around the heavy oak
standing values as these fine Chevrolets for 1935. The N ew
For tests show that the new Chevrolets give even higher gasoline
niece Daniels, and C urtis Tigard
' framework und lintel, and turned
Dr. R. A. Blssett. who had been slowly bnck to the room. A frown
Standard Chevrolet . . . powered by the improved Master Chev­
and oil mileage than did last year's models. And as for performance
severely 111 In a P ortland h o sp ital,; wrinkled hls brow. Very deliberate-
left last week for several weeks' ' ly he reached In hls pocket and
rolet engine . . . setting a new liigh in Chevrolet performance,
. . . well, there's only one tiling we ask you to do . . . decide with a
vacation In California.
took out another cigarette. W hen
stamina and reliability. And the new Master De Luxe Cheirolet
ride! You will experience getaway—power—and smoothness so
Mrs. B. L. Daniels entertained [ he had lighted It, he strolled to
her girls In the 4-II sewing club the west wall of the rcxim and stood
. . . beautifully streamlined . . . longer and notably lower in
extraordinary that you will be happy to confirm the wisdom of
bust week Work of the d iffe re n t; gazing a t a faded N inth century
Rlrls was shown. L. E. Francis, ns- j Chinese painting.
appearance . . . the Fashion Car of the low-price field. Here,
the statement: Choose Chevrolet for quality at low cost. May we
slstnnt county agent, was In Tigard
In the m eantim e the rest of us
indeed, arc values that excel all previous Chevrolet values. You
suggest that you drive one o f these new Chevrolets—today?
last week-end assisting with the had pressed round the body of Coe,
4-H club work.
and stood inspecting It hi silence.
CIIE\ ROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH. Compare Chevrolet's low delitered p rices and ea sy G. M . A . C. terms. A General M otors 1 alua
I«'nds In the operetta, "The Gold ; Wrede and Grassl seemed appalled
Trail," have been assigned by Wll- In the actual presence of death,
llani Sievers, dram atic and musical Wrede spoke to M arkham.
I tru st I did right In advising
Big News! Penney’s brings
Fowler, Edna Tooze. Earl Sm ith, Gamble to call you before break­
Kathleen Ramsby, K enneth Koc­ ing In the door I realize now thnt
down
the price of these fa ­
her, Vera Fish, Robert M<x>re. Amo If there had rem ained a spark of
Monies. Donald Hite. Those receiv­ life—
mous overalls . . . down
ing speaking Ml
parts were Tlwmns
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"Oh, he was
dead
Flshburn. Ben Larson, Hert Sagers, ago," Vance Interrupted,’ w ithout
w
ith in reach o f your in ­
Marvin Finley, and Raynor Smith turning from the painting, "Your
decision has worked out perfectly."
come I Made rig h t up to our
Quality Job printing—Argus.
M arkham swung about.
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EXPERT RADIO
S E R V IC E
Prices Right
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Look at the new low prices • •
Prove the greater operating economy
A New Low Price for "O X H ID E "
a n d as for the performance
OVERALLS
DECIDE
WITH A RIDE
• Tested Quality!
• Full Cut!
• Heavy 2.20
Denims!
/CHEVROLET,
• Triple-Stitched!
C
strict standards
bar-tacked and
stitched for extra
strength Eight deep pock­
ets, improved buttons and
Parva buckles. A man’s
4%
SAFEGUARD
YOUR FUNDS
o v e r a ll
through I
Safeguard your money by investing In this Institu­
tion, which Is backed by seasoned First Mortgages.
Our type of monthly reducing mortgage has stood
the test for over 100 years.
Checks for earnings mailed you semi-annually.
Why not have the best?
IN V E 8 T
No raw
th r o u g h
and
J9<
B o y i t ifti , . .
The N . w S tand ard C h .v r o l.t Coach
THE NEW STANDARD CHEVROLET
$
The N e w M a tte r
Luxe Chevrolet Coach
THE NEW MASTER DE LUXE CHEVROLET
465
560
CHEVROLET for 1935
f pr,
S ta n d a r d R o ad ster a t F l in t ,
M ic h ., $465. W i r / i b u m p e r» ,
»p a re t ir a a n d t ir e lo ck,
th e lis t p r ic e i» 920 06
a d d itio n a l.
P rice» a u b je c t
to c h a n g e w it h o u t n o tic e .
$
AND JR . L ia t p ric e o f M a s te r Da
L u r e C o u p e a t F l in t , M ic h . 9560,
W i t h b u m p e r» , apara t ir e a n d tir a
lo c k , th a h a t p ric e ia 925 00 a d d i­
tio n a l. P rice» a u b je c t to c h a n g e
w it h o u t n o tic e .
K n e a A c tio n o p ­
t io n a l a t 920.00 a r tra .
D E A LE R A D V E R T IS E M E N T
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T O D A Y I
TO C O M E
TO HILLSBORO DOLLAR D A Y S
CHOOSE CHEVROLET TOR QUALITY AT LOW COST
WATCH FOR THE CIRCULAR
Washington Savings & Loan Ass’n
J. M. PERSON, Manager
Havings A Loan Illdg.
Hillsboro. Oregon
P E N N E Y 'S
C.
PENNEY
COM PANY,
In c o r p o r a te d
H ills b o ro M o to r Company
Third and Washington Sts.
JAMES WHITELAW, Proprietor
Telephone 441