1 Thursday, March 7, 1936 H IL L S B O R O P la n T e a at N o rth P la in s ARO U S, H IL L S B O R O , Page Three Peter Overcomes Prejudice K . C . R o ll o f '‘3 ’hií. (JUeekí Paítennos OREGON Tex»: Acte 10 H o n o r G iv e n Tl»e H uiulaj In te rn a tio n a l I'n ifo rm H i bool l,«*«*M»ti fo r M arch 10. I t required a vision from heaven w ith g re a t c le a rn e ss of ap ­ p lication to sh ak e P e ter out of his prejudices; and he was compelled to recognize th a t w hat God had cleansed was n e ith e r common nor unclean. T he one fine th in g about P eter was th a t once he really perceived a thing, he was very hold and de­ cisive in acknow ledging It. H is vision m ight become again shadow ed or confused, and he m ight lapse from his high mo­ m ents, but his Im pulsiveness led him to fran k avowal of bis own n arro w n ess and h is own e rro r w hen he perceived a larg e r and nobler way. • • • I T was the experience of large contacts and larger outlook In religion th a t changed Peter. T h at, a fte r all. Is the way In which m ost people a r e changed. We find It easy to be narrow and prejudiced because our religious experience Is so sm all. When P e ter found th a t C orne­ lius and o th er G entiles could have the sam e sort of experience In re­ ligion th a t be had him self, be was forced to realize th a t the gospel was som ething larg e r and deeper th a n be bad conceived it to be. If we m eet our fellowm en sym ­ pathetically and on a wide range, th e one su rp risin g th in g will be th e discovery how much of noble c h ara c te r, rich experience, and fine a ttitu d e and outlook a re found In men and women of all races and colors and nations. It Is through the discovery of this, and th ro u g h th e sh a rin g everyw here In the world of th e th in g s th a t a re fine and tru e, th a t we m ust hope for progress In the b a tte rin g down of the b a rrie rs of h a te and prejudices and m isun­ derstan d in g . T he essence of the gospel. If men would preach It and live it. is th is a ttitu d e of h e art and life th a t I b in harm ony w ith the grace of God. and th at is as im p a rtia l and all-reaching In its m an ifesta­ tions as th e love of God • • • ( J ’llE tr u th th a t Hod Is no re- 0 • sp e c te r of p e rso n s w ould f/1 b »<•<•111 Io be w ritte n a ll o v e r th e N< w Test a m en t and to he In h e r­ il lr North I'ln in . I' T A I / f ( 1/ (By Mrs. J. A McCoy) / Á NORTH PLAINH Pytlilun Hl»-' e n t In thu gospel of g ra c e th a t KANSAS C IT Y H onor roll lor J e su s gave to m en. te rs wIII Ixihl a »liver teu til th e | th>- past lo u r wi cks a t the Kalian - hom e of Min. J. It Hundford M arch Ï Ï T he tru th th a t God 1» no re- City school Included Jerry W al­ 14 Five liiiiiilrril will hr plu.veil dron. M m ion Vandehey, R n tiu rd s f c 't e r of persons would seem fo C om m ittee III i'hiil'K r Is M r .d a lli e s | B eam an. R e ts Vundoinelon. H elen be w ritten all over the New Tes- G eorge Curev. Andy C h risleu e r m id | Vandehey. C h a rlo tte B eam an E llu l b'inctil and te he Inherent In th e Itlrh iird Mundlord Everybody Is McCoy, D oris Cropp. D arrell Hr any. e< 'pel of grace th a t Jesus gave to w rlroinr to attend. V incent VandoimTon, Una B rady Holiday culler» of Mr and M rs men. ! Elw ard Lewis, M arjorie M a rr a n a .1 It Lultl» were Ml a n d Mr» Jo h n I Malcolm Baling' r. I o believe th a t God Is a being ( l a i r s mid Mr mid M rs Howard Ell Poe of Fore .( G rove tuts been who Is a rb itra ry In his Judgm ents, tita n ic of Hillsboro confined to hjs bed the p ast week whose grace Is moved w ith con­ T he P a - 1 C hiefs' i lull of Pytlilun with Hu. sid e ra tio n ! of preference for a .Slater» was e n te rta in e d by Mrs G e rtru d e Vuiidom eton h a s been Fred U ordon, assisted by Mrs Jan ies mar, of one color above an o th er, out of school lo r nearly two weeks Anderson and Mrs Edw ard Moy- | 1 on a cco u n t of poison oak or for a man of one race or na­ rr, ul her hom e west of Hillsboro C elebrate B irthdays tion above a ao th er. would lie to No. 440 'lliorsdiiy. A luncheon was nerved M r and M rs E H. W ebb and d 's tr o y the g reatn ess of God and a t 12 30. u ftrr w hich th e business Z elbert B aker pent M onday eve­ rn ike him a c rea tu re of biases and m eeting Was held T h e re were two | ning a t the hom e of Mr a n d Mrs. new member», Mrs. Ja m es M uthle- prejudices ( s o a r Love and fam ily of 'I h a tc h er sen and Mrs Floyd Itiillely. Vis­ The In ip artlallty of God's Judg- Mrs. W ebb presented M rs Love itors present were M rs Roger», Mrs n o t it s is a condition of the Integ­ j a n d h e r d a u g h te r w ith u beautiful Ja n ies Anderson and her m other. j birth d ay cake. T he occasion was rity and rlgh teeusness of bis A fter the business m eeting "500” th eir birth d ay anniversaries. Judgm ents. wus enjoyed Mrs T hom as Ouulls Eh Poe Honored hud high score m id Mrs. H enry Yet even am ong religious peo­ Eli I’oe of F orest G rove was Cypher, second Mrs. J. 1. Van- No.4 4 ple few prejudices are h a rd e r to p leasantly surprised a t the hom e dom elen m id Mrs Floyd l la l li l y j of Mr. a n d M rs J A McCoy F ri- overcom e th an the prejudices of will e n te rta in th e club in M arch I day evening when som e of his color, race, and naflonal alle­ Miss Eugenie and M argaret C y p h ­ friends cam e In to help him ceie- er went to Tillam ook H aturday a l t - j giance. P eter was no exception. i brato his se v e n ty -e ig h th b irth d a y I ptK H S Y e n o u g h fo r m o il a o rta l occaalona, yet se rv ic e a b le for ernoon to a tte n d th e Hlllsooro- • • • anniversary. T h e evening was en- Tllluniook high school busketbull classro o m w e ar by th e sc h o o lg irl, 1» th e c h a rm in g wool s u it 1 Joyed In playing "500 " T hose r e ­ k E S P IT E th e fa c t th a t he had game T hey were accom panied ov­ dlspluyud as P a tte r n 440 T h e u n u su a l tw o -ta b clo sin g a n d p atch ceiving h igh score were Mrs. M a r­ left all th in g s to follow Je su s er by Mrs C Itlchiirdson of H ills- I tin V anderzanden a n d B ert Dyke, bom. and the Misses K a th ry n Mis- j p ocket w ith b u tto n e d flap on th o Ja c k et m ak e th e e u lt excep­ and was concerned about the sal­ tio n a lly In te re stin g . low Mr. and M rs Louis S tro h m a y ­ k im m ll is and H elen O liver of Cor vation of m en. th e In stin ctiv e, o r er. P resent were Mr. a n d Mrs. J. P a tte r n s com e In alree 6 to 14 yenre. Hire 12 req u ire» nellus T he Misses C ypher a n i l developed, prejudices of P e te r s J* V anderzanden a n d sons R alph, M lsklm m lns spent Sunday a t Ne- , y a rd s of 3t>-lnrh lig h t wool fo r s k ir t a n d Ja c k et, 1% y a rd s of R obert and F rank. M r a n d Mrs. religious tra in in g and e n v iro n ­ tart» mid Ocemtside. re tu rn in g S u n ­ b a tiste , law n, o r silk fo r blouse, a n d 1 % y a rd s of lin in g for D ulls S tro h m ay e r of Fairview , Leola m ent cam e Im m ediately Into day evening Ja c k et. V anderzanden a n d B ert Dyke. M r S unday ra llers at tin- It H o rn - | prom inence as soon as th ere was A p e rfe c tly fittin g slip , a n d one easy to m ak e . la th a t show n In and Mr.- W illiam V anderzanden of ecker hom e were M essrs and Mes- a tim e of testing. He was accus­ Roy, M r and M rs M a rtin V ander- dam es J O ates und fam ily. O lauie 1 P a tte r « 441. T h e re Is • sh a d o w -p ro o f panel a t th e tow er p a rt tom ed to th in k o ' Jew s as a pre­ zanden and little son W ayne D an- a n d »on. Oeorge Taylor a n d H er- j of th e s k ir t, w hile th e sle ek , fo rm -fltiln g d esig n In su re s th a t I clng was also enjoyed by all ferred and chosen people who had d re a a e i w orn o v e r It w ill look th e ir b e e t m an llo rn e ck e r of Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam W h e th e r- a so rt of m onopoly in religious T h is slip ru n be m ad e In »Ilk, c re p e o r e atln from p a tte rn »lies Itessle W le n e c k e H o n o red •*d a n d fam ily of C am as, W as. privilege and tru th . Mr and Mrs W illiam W lenecke I 34 t o 40. B ite 38 c a lls fo r 2% y a rd s of 3!i-lnrb m a te ria l w ith were w eek-end visitors of Mr. and W hen he found the gospel hav­ e n te rta in ed wlUi a b irth d a y d in ­ 1 yard of lace fo r th e fro n t a u d % y a rd fo r th e back, w ith a ; Mrs. T heo K rieger of Fairview ner for th eir d a u g h te r Bessie, com - y a rd of rib b o n fo r th e stra p s. F ra n k V anderzanden ol th e T id e- . ing the sam e effect upon G entiles nllliientIna her oh h e r six teen th w ater L um ber com pany of Astoria To se c u re a P A T T E R N a n d 8T K P-B V -H T E P SE W IN G IN TRU C- th a t It had upon Jew s, and Gen­ birthday Cluest» included P h y llis ! T ltlN N , nil out th e ro u p o n below , being s u re to M ENTION T H E was a w eek-end visitor of his p a r- i tiles becom ing in te rested Io the C h risten e r and H anford Will ents. M r und Mrs, J. P. V ander- power of the gospel, he was Mis» M arjorie Meek sp e n t the ; NAM E O F 1 I I I S N E W S P A P E R , ■ zanden. fran k ly em barrassed. He did not w eek-end in I*ortluiid visiting w ith | G ladys a n d E thel McCoy spent Yonla Hall S a tu rd ay w ith M r a n d M is. H er- J know w hat to m ake of IL Hetty Johnson Is out of schiuil 1 m an W oodrv a n d Z ella Rice o! FA SH IO N B U R E A U , 103 PA R K AVENUE. NEW YORK th is week, su ffering f r o m t h e ) F orest Grove. E rn est Jo h n so n of S e a ttle, W ash. m easles Mr. a n d Mrs. L C. K t.id e ll of E nclosed A nd.............c en ts. P lease send m e th e p a tte rn » F u n e ra l services were held S u n ­ F rancis Keenon visited C larence , j Pike visited M r and M rs W arner chocked below , a t 16 c e n ts e ac h : S tew art In P o rtlan d last week C ropp a n d fam ily Sunday. day a fte rn o o n a t th e F orest G rove Mr and Mrs L eonard Stillwell Mr and Mrs. H enry V a n d e rz a n -! U nd ertak in g chapel w ith Rev. Alex­ P a te r n No 4 to S iz e ................... of Boise Idaho, visited Mr and ! ilen of Rov sp e n t T h u rsd ay w ith a n d er B e n n ett officiating. I n te r ­ Mrs Wilson W right last week th e ir d aughter. M rs Joe V andom - ’ P eter F rederick Jo h n so n . 52. of m en t was In F orest View cem etery. P u tte r n No. 4(1 S ize. C herry G rove, died T h u rsd a y m o rn ­ Deceased was a m em ber of H ol­ Rev It. D E verett of P o rtlan d ’ cion, a n d fam ily. preached a t Arcade Sunday. O tto S tro h m ay e r of P o rtla n d was ing a t th e G ood S a m a rita n h o s­ brook M asonic lodge, w hich h a d N am e ...................................................... A d d r e s s .................. M r i|nd Mrs. Jo h n O ates and a n overnight guest F riu ay of his pital in P o rtlan d . H e was born in charge of th e services. family, and Mr a n d M rs Howard brother, Louts S trohm ayer. C ity ........................................ , ........................... S ta te . Sweden J a n u a ry 12. 1883, a n d h a d O lanle m id son D uane of Hillsboro B enefit Well A ttended R estored Back Pay T he K a n sa s C ity F a rm e rs’ U nion lived in th is c o untry 32 years. Mr. visited nt the Bussell Loftis hom e N am o of thle le n e w sp a p e r Sunday baseball boys gave a benefit dance Johnson m arried M iss Alma S u n d - DES M OINES — R e stitu tio n o I Mr mid Mrs Russell laiftts vis- ----------------------------------------- a t B alm G rove S a tu rd a y night. holrn In P o rtlan d April 14. 1914. He back wages, totaling approxim ately was em ployed as a steam engineer »32.000. h a s been m ade during 1934 IWd at the Jack C astle hom e In —- ■ There was a large a tte n d an c e. for Stim son L um ber com pany. S u r ­ by alleged violators in Iowa of the B irthday Observed iibig. F au st; T hursday. C arm en ; P o rtlan d last W ednesday P r w t l a n r l t/x W -iirs » A nother dance will tie given In * O r t l U I l U I O T l i l V t Mr. a n d Mrs. M a rtin V anderzan- viving him a re h is widow, a n d th re e wage provisions o. NRA codes, it E’riday. T a n n h ä u se r; S a tu rd a y m a t­ the K P hull M arch IB to w hich den a n d fam ily a tte n d e d a s u r­ children. Louis. Lloyd a n d M ay. all was rep o rted by the Iowa offices inee. H ansel and O retel. a n d S a t­ I prise th e public Is Invited birth d ay p a rty on Mrs. Joe of C herry Grove, a n d a b rother. of th e NRA. urday evening. Il T rovatore All V andehey of G reenville Sunday. (¡ran g e E n te rta in s ( lulls productions will be presented a t W ashington O range Is . u , e n te . rta . . in .. -1 PO RTLAN D T h e C ity of Rones th ........................... .......... , e civic a uditorium Box office in« th e 4-H < lubs In th U vicinity iN ninRing extensive p re p ara tio n s sale opens M onday at J. K Olli with a n achievem ent day program for the forthcom ing “O pera S e a - com pany. Mull orders m ay be __, be sent in the . . O . range hall on Pum pkin M arch 11 to 16. inclusive . T ........... h e to I . , - i- son.*’ — ........................................... - Helllg T h e a tre com pany. Heillg R ‘dgc F riday evening. ev en t Is being occasioned by th e building. P ortland F F L allale of G asto n spent arriv al of th e fam ous Ban C arlo --------------------------- Lenten Services cveral days last week w ith t ils o p e ra com pany In tin- p re sen ts- r> J * r 1 • F ra n k E dw ard Pugh. 70. died F r i ­ dau g h ter Mrs J II Davis, and tIon of a rep erto ire of g ra n d opera K a d l O h C J l l i p m C l l t day m orning a t his hom e a t C o r­ family nelius. a fte r a n illness of five years j at dollar top price« Mr-- S A I) M eek a m i Pat He was born Ja n u a ry 28. 1865. a t 1 Iiavls took Mrs Davis to th e open i ... T he San C arlo O pera com pany, 8 P M. T erre H aute. In d ian a, and had lived celebration of ID tw e n ty -fifth air sa n ita riu m at Salem Sunday a t C orneltns for 22 years Mr. Pugh ; anniversary, or "Sliver Ju b ilee.’’ Is .. W A SH IN G TO N — A new record m arried L au ra B en n ett a t B urling- I Hold laist P a rty H igh School A uditorium T he A ltar socletv of St E dw ard's malc*n«, ‘D Ira n s ro n tln e n ta l to u r of for e x p o ru of ra d io equipm ent from ton C o lo . S eptem ber 22, 1903, to i ch u rch gave Their last « ard t «rtv u * brlng *‘dd,,d th l' u ,llu 'd S ta te s was Recorded In w hich union th ree ch ild ren were I o I he X s o i , Ès-bniirv 27 Mis« ' “ " ' • i ' , h '' K1«"« ™ * « »fid begull- 1934. when sales abroad were valued Svlvla D u i.k a.Kl EM M aher had ,h B r,n s M,irv McÒormlc a-s at »24.857.000. com pared w ith »16.- born. Surviving him a re his widow, Rev. T heodore B rackm ann Mrs. L aura P ugh of C ornelius, a hlgh score and Miss M arv Ann ¡ff'?.' ci.n to X 128'°"0 "* 1933 ,l 'a d,-P "r tn ,''n l of son. W ayne L of D allas: t w o of Puyallup. W ash. Schm ldlekofer and H enrv Kohler . celebrities to be seen In th e com m erce reported second Bonier. (.„|l)rfuI Opr r n ,„. o ffPr|n g s T hen to o v e rse a s sales of radio eoulom ent daughters. Mrs. L etha F ern W hite of Cornelius, a n d Mrs. D ’a L arayne “ The Crossing of the Mr and Mrs L It C ypher and h n ^ " o a \ l o l' l m u r e « r ^ r!!Mtn»1 hn»1»* d u rin “ th<‘ year exceeded the for- C alberg of SlleU ; a sister. Mrs Rtlev dm igliter M arian visited Mr and , 1?; . b£ 1 u*, m er record sales in 1930 bv » 1 - B ennett, a n d a brother. A J Pugh, K idron.” Mrs F E O ’R ourke at M otinlam -1 ’ b ®r u s , Bnd, b“ llr{ w*5b 723.000, th e d e p a rtm e n t reported. both of Cornelius. (Ial<| Sunday O th e r guests a t the . J . n i l a ^ s ï n c i r l o ^ . i n n a n ? rP“ d ' T h ‘‘ “ vcrttRr u n lt < f radio F u n eral services were held M on­ A C apella C hoir O 'R ourke home were M r and M rs ’ !,.iIBr .. Bn c “ r i<> com pany. receiving sets h a s steadily decreased day a fte rn o o n a t the F orest G rove ; R alph O 'R ourke a n d fam ily o I rip era S eason" rep erto ire d uring th e past lew years, w hich U ndertaking chapel w i t h R ev- P o rtlan d .follow s M onday. Aidu; T uesday, was occasioned by th e Increasing C harles M Reed officiating I n ­ C O R D IA L W ELCOM E IaiT ravInta. W ednesday m atin ee p opularity of sm all receiving seD In term e n t was in th e C ornelius cem e- . M adam e B u tterfly ; W ednesday eve- lorelgn m arkets. tery. M r» . Gordon Entertain« for l*a»t Chiefs* Club Several Birthday P artie s Held During Week J City visiting friends a n d Beaverton P. T. A. | Oregon relatives. 'Those having a perfect a tte n d ­ a t the Fairview school th e Forms Study Group ance p a st six weeks are Alvin S h earer. BEAVERTON—A P. T A. Study group is being organized in B eav­ erton to m eet every two weeks In the high school cafeteria. B eaverton W. C. T U m et a t the hom e of Mrs R. W illiam s T hursday. T he a fte rn o o n program was a m em orial to FYanceg E. W il­ lard. founder. B eaverton debatin g team s were guest« of Miss Aline Boswell M on­ day evening. Mr. a n d Mrs. H. M. B arnes were h osts to a group of frien d s and relatives a t th e ir hom e S a tu rd ay evening. Mrs. M. C M cK ercher e n te r­ tained w ith a luncheon a t her home Friday. G u ests Included M esdam es Nelson W alker. V. A. Wood, and W R VanK leek. Born, to M r .and M rs. Boyd Sprague. F eb ru ary 24, a boy Mrs. W. E. Pegg a n d daughter, Mrs. J. L. E thelrldge of Los A n­ geles, C a l . Mrs. T. D H ughes of S an Francisco, a n d Mrs A L. Berg and d a u g h te r Dolores w ent to S e a t­ tle la st week to visit relatives. M asako and Y onako Iuagaka. Eve­ lyn. V eretta May S h e p a rd and K ath ery n K reiger. Say you saw It In tlte Argus. P ainting Paperhanging ■ AM «Arpea We use M uresco Specification Hot W ater Wall E'inlsh; Also Aqua- E inish Sun-PriM»f W allpaper, work­ ing stock on hand. •W E COVER S U R F A C E S ' Hillsboro Decorating Co. Beaverton Hi Girls to Give Minstrel B. R. N ICK ESO N Phone 2102 BEAVERTON—G irls’ glee club of B eaverton high school will present a negro m instrel show in th e gym ­ nasium M arch 15. T he leading role Is to be played by Alda L ehm an as th e interlocu­ tor. S he will be assisted bv four comedy women: E thel H unt. M arian Hagg, L aM em e D ean a n d Vera M 'E lroy. and a large chorus. R ob­ e rta W hatley. E sth er McKowen. K a th e rin e D enney a n d M a rth a L ehm an have singing leads in the show a n d M argaret G reenw ald will p o rtray "Topsy.” Restore the Tone of Your t RADÍO ! I t doesn’t cost m uch to have your radio serviced by our m odern m ethods. B ring your radio in for a FR E E E S T I­ MATE. Any m ake repaired—r e ­ su lts guaranteed. Rigge*» Buys Farm at Cedar Canyon CEDAR CANYON—H. Rigges of S h erid an recently bought th e old D an B ak er ra n c h a n d expects to move his fam ily on ab o u t M arch 15. Mrs. O. V. R ider of B eaver Creek sp e n t th e w eek-end visiting here. Selfridge Bros. H arley B lan c h ard a n d D orm an M oehnke sp en t th e w eek-end in Douglass Radio Service Phone 21X Funeral Held for Stimson Engineer an Opera Season F. E. Pugh Dies at Cornelius Home LUTHERAN TH URSDAYS Sales Set Record Witch Hazel House Damaged by Tree ■Mrs C R H upyi W ITCH HAZEL A lurge locust overhanging Bob H olt's house spilt and caved In th e roof while he a n d a brother. Ixiuls. were felling It. T ile upper story and kitchen were bailh dam aged A few m eals were cooked over the fireplace u n til r e ­ pairs were m ade Mr a n d Mrs H arrv Hoeffel e n ­ te rta in e d S a tu rd ay evening w ith d in n e r -md ptnocnle Guest-, w ere M essrs and M esdam es E Johnson. <• W ilkins and E Helvogl M r. E Helvogt a n d Mrs ( ’ W il­ kins were guests F riday ol M rs V C H art In P ortland M rs Je n n ie llu p v und d a u g h te r Emma, wig) have been visiting in Heat lie have re tu rn e d . T hey e x ­ pect to re-estab lish a p erm an en t residence here THE NEW CHEVROLETS ' ' -A«* r * ' • .. high quality> lo w prices arid lo w ■ i,*' y•"* / i C* , • •*'» ’ " ' . ' " ' v ' C o m m e r c ia l N a t io n a l B a n k ’ "The Largest Independent o p eratin g costs Chevrolet has e v e r Bank in W ashington County" HILLSBO RO If you change your a d d ress k in d ­ ly notify th e Argus d ire c t a n d at. m ic e -ae rSÇ o ffe r e d to th e A m e ric a n p u b lic k .■ .- i ,'" « - <■*. .. w- NEW STANDARD CHEVROLET World'« l<>wcN|«pri<'c«l Six . . . giving the itxoMt brilliant perform ance and grratrat «»¡»crating economy ever offered by Chevrolet . . . bringing you all <»f tlirae fine C h e v r o le t f e a tu r e a : Body by Fiaher (with No Draft Ventilation) . . . Im proved Manter Blue-Flame Engine . . . Extra-Rugged X Fram e . . . !*rea- aure-Stream Oiling . . . ^'e atbeqiroof Cable-Controlled Brakea BOW LING SUNDAY Noon to M idnight. need to ever fe a r losing record or a paid bill— when you can to your cancelled checks. Every woman deserves the protection of a personal checking account. Husbands, a t­ tention ! We offer every service. O N receipt of alw ays refer o f f e r th e fin e s t c o m b in a tio n o f Book sales Increased from 10 t o ' 20 per cent In 1934 over 1033, ac- I in i ling to W W N orton, p re s id e n t' of the N ational A ssociation of Bonk Fiibh. hers. Bowling gives your muscles the play and your brain the relax a­ tion you need a fte r a d ay ’s office w ork! Play often — and keep fit. Everything t o assure your enjoym ent. T h a t ’s W h y I P a y M y B ills B y C H E C K THE N E W STANDARD C O A C H — >473 M 65 A N D UP . L in t p r ic e o f N e w S t a n d a r d R o a d s te r a t F l i n t , M i c h . 9 465 W i t h b u m o e r s . s p a r e t i r e a n d t i r e lo c h , th e l i s t p r i c e is 9 JO (X) a d d i t i o n a l . P r ic e s q u o t e d i n th is a d v e r t i s e m e n t a r e l i s t a t F l i n t a n d a r e s u b j e c t t o c h a n g e w i t h o u t n o t ic e N E W MASTER DE LUXE CHEVROLET The ariatoerat of low-price«! cara . . • longer, even larger, beautifully atream- lined . , . the only car regardIcaa of prit'e that liringa you all of the fi»ll«»wing «piality advantagea: T urret-T op Ihwly l»y Fiaher (with No D raft Ventilation) . . . Improved Knee-Action Ride . . . Blue-N am e Valve-in-I lead Engine with Preaaure-Stream Oiling . . . Weather* proof Cahlc-(.ontro|lrriccd Six in the world. And the Master De Luxe Chevrolet also is offered at exceptionally low prices for such a luxuri­ ous ear. Moreover, these are the most economical Chevrolets ever built, which is highly im p«taiit in these days when economy means so much. Come in fodtiv. See and drive these new ears—and choose Chevrolet for quality at low cost. HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY BEAUTY SH O PS EVE'S BEAUTY* SH O P G eneral B eauty W ork Perm anents and all binds of beauty work. PH Y SIC IA N 8UKUKON A. O. P IT M A N , M. D. PH Y SIC IA N and SURGEO N X-Ray end Phyeie-Therapy Commercial N ational Bank Telephone 1381X B alien y Rilliibere Pharmacy and O ffice 8281 Bldg Telephones R esidence 791 Z Sanitary Beauty Shop DR. D. E. W ILEY, M. D. All K ind. o ( BMOtr Work Physician a n d Surgeon PERM ANENTS a ■pecialty Telephone 1471 W E IL S A PARTM ENTS Mabel 8c hen del O tflM 2482 T E LEPH O N ES R m ld .n e . 2441 GARBAGE COLLECTION DENTISTS DR Wells B uilding RALPH DRESSER D entist G arbage Collection AND CANS Com m ercial Bulletin« T elep hon . 144 O. P. C O R R IE R I C ro n in s., Sunday hr A.potkOMont Telephone 2325 INS ( RANCI RUBBER STAMPS CH E V R O LE T MOTOR CO M PA N Y , D E T R O IT . M IC H . 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