rA.B.C. Member—
82 New Families—
O ne of O nly Tw o W eekly
P a p e rs W est of R ockies
Taking the Argus in First
45 Days of 1936
With Which is Combined tl
Volume 13, No. 2
H liU boru JinJiiHHidaul kd»U»bh»hv<i 1H73
Churches Plan
Day’s Prayer
O b s e rv a n c e
F r id a y ;
illy
at
C ir c le
M r«
Hugh
H illsboro, O regon, T h u rsd a y , F e b ru a ry 27, 1936
Plan Benefit
for Helvetia
Orenco <
to Meet
B and D ance M a rc h
A tte n d
H iird e tt« )
(B y
7; T w o
Scout M e e t
M r * . John
M.
Davidson)
O K I ’. N C O Fi id .iy is th e a n n u a l
W o r ld . D ay o f P la y e r
In
uc-
c o rria in ’c w it h th e u su a l cu sto m
th e fo u r P re b y te n a n ch u rc h e s of
tin « d is tr ic t T u a la tin I ’ lun.s. O r-
cnco, W e e d ville a nd B e th a n y w ill
u n ite m a s e rv ic e In ob.servanre
<»f th e day In th e O re n c o c h u rc h ,
r b e u in id iiK at
1 30 in
th e a f t e r
noon T h e sci \ ice w ill be fo llo w e d |
by a fe llo w s h ip h o u r and tea, at |
w h ic h th e women o f th e O re n co
M is s io n a ry
n o cie ty
w i l l a ct as
hoHtes.se
A ll w o m e n of the com
m u n ity are in v ite d .
A I ir« e c ro w d
a tte n d e d
t h e
T o w n s e n d c lu b b e n e fit dance S a t
u rd a y n itfh t
P roceeds w e re a p
p r o x im a te ly $20
there F e b ru a ry 17, has been m o v
e d in to the Rossi b u ild in g o n
j M ain street.
iteb ek ill Needle and Social club
held a card p a rty F e b ru a ry 18 in
th i I. (). O. F. hall.
Bethel A id and m issionary study
I class met T hursd ay at the church
The e le ctric w irin g in the B ea v
erton
G rin g o
h u ll
has
been
bro ug ht up to specifications as a
I re su lt o f the survey made by the
recent fire inspection o f p u b lic
b u ild in g s and business houses here
M r and M i
George T h y n g and
[ daughter Rhoda and M r. and M rs
Le la nd Shaw were d in n e r guest
of M r. and M rs. W alter A lb e rts of
P ortla nd , it being the th ir t ie tli
w edding a n n ive rsa ry o f M r. and
Mrs. W alters, a sister o f M rs.
T hyng.
A gro up of young people from
the C ongregational church enjoyed
a d in n e r S aturday evening at the
home of M r. and Mrs. I H M etzler
and la te r in the evening visite d a
ska tin g r in k in P ortland.
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H illsboro In d e p e n d e n t
Hillsboro Argos
Established 1894
Lutheran Ministers Convene
at Cornelius; Program Given
I By Mi** Dorothy Cook«)
C O R N E L IU S
L u th e ra n m in is
ters o f th is d is tric t held a tw o -
day conference at the C o rne liu s
L u thera n chu rch F e b ru a ry 18 and
19. M em bers of the local chu rch
housed the v is itin g m in is te rs d u r
in g the conference.
Section 2, Pages 1 to 6
Hayward
(B y
V iv ia n
We specialize in quality
mercial printing.—Argus.
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if
H u d .o n )
Rains F rid a y took a ll of th e j
WHY GET UP NIGHTS?
snow aw ay fo r Saturday, and Sat- I T H I S 25c B L A D D E R L A X A T I V K F R I- K
I f it fa il« t o flua h o u t im p u r lt i« * m «1
I cept S aturday. The services are u rd a y n ig h t a new blan ket o f exceaa acid« w h ic h ra u « e th e irre w u la rt y
being conducted by the G ideon snow came, cove rin g the ground to th a t w ake« you up. G e t huchu, J u n ip e r
I o il. etc., in l it t l e yreen ta b le t« callm l It 1«
teams fro m P ortland, E veryone is the depth o f three inches.
th e b la d d e r la x a tiv e W o rk« on I m
Joh n A rd o n visite d at Manning
in v ite d .
J blad d er s im ila r to caa to r o il on th e bo«v-
M rs. F ra n k Dooher stayed at F rid a y and S aturday.
j el».
P o o rly
a c tin g
b la d d e r can
c a n t«
M ountaindale.
■ canty flo w , fre q u e n t de«ire, b u r n in g
>r
near her school,
hache. In
f o u r day«
if
not plea« «<<
d u rin g the snow.
Ask your attorney to send y o u r j i a ,‘M‘
n y d ru g g is t w ill re fu n d y o u r 25 cent«. -
N eighbors o f W oo d cra ft m e t legal advertising to the A rgus.
D e lta D ru g S to re. —A d v.
T hursd ay evening i n
B un ning's
hall. Miss M a rie M elanson was en
te rta in in g chairm an. The 7th and
8th grades of C o rn e liu s
p u b lic
school p u t on a skit. Guests fro m
PL A N N O W FOR
the Forest G rove c irc le w ere pres
ent.
C o rn e liu s
C iv ic
Im p ro ve m e n t
clu b met at the c ity h a ll F e b ru a ry
18. Mrs. Joseph
Finegan
was
hostess chairm an.
H E L V E T IA
H e lve tia com m u n
ity bund w ill give a program and
dunce at the H e lve tia b a ll M arch
Program Given
7 A feature w ill be i tw o -a ct play,
M. E. chu rch E p w o rth League
"T he H ight A nsw er,” w ith other
sponsored the fo llo w in g program
num bers d u rin g in te rm issio n. T his
at the chu rch S atu rday evening:
progrum and dunce is given to
"A m e ric a " and fla g
salute by
raise funds to c a rry on band p ra c
all; readings by V irg in ia E rikson
tice hen-. New m usic is needed
and M arg are t Cooke; vocal solos
and the band has bought several of
by F ra n k O liv e r and D a vid Ed
the in stru m e n ts used Joseph Wen-'
m onston; g u ita r and vocal duet by
| zel, bandm aster, and some (>f the
Mrs. M a ttie S m ith and M iss M yra
o ld e r members o f the b in d are
W eidew itsch; song pantom im e by
g iv in g the you ng fo lk s in th is com
Miss Lavon R o bin ette and D avid
Luncheons Discontinued
m u n ity an o p p o rtu n ity to learn
Edm onston;
harm onica
solo by
T he free, hot lunches th a t have
music. A nyo ne w ho is m usical and
R a lph Beeman; a stu n t; a p la y been served at the C o rn e liu s grade
has an in stru m e n t is welcom e to
let, and a hum orous p la y
A ll school fo r the past three m onths j
jo in the band. Let's get behind
piano accom panim ents
were by ! were discontinued F rid a y. M rs. R
this m ovem ent and give it a boost
Miss B eth Cochrane.
S chultz was cook.
by a tte n d in g the program , say
L u th e ra n chu rch L u th e r le a g u e 1
B irth d a y Celebrated
Mrs. Mooberry Honored
frie n d s o f the bund.
met
w
ith
M
r.
and
M
rs.
A
H
o
ff
S ix o f M i W E. H u n te r's P o rt-
Mrs. Lester M oo be rry was h o n - !
man F rid a y evening. D e votio nal
Sunshine clu b met w ith Mrs. J.
h in d frie n d s s u rp ris e d h e r w it h a
Protest against .the use o f poison was fo llo w e d by games.
ored w ith a b irth d a y d in n e r Sun- I
E lls w o rth
P ritc h a rd of N o rth P lains F e b ru
b ir th d a y lu n c h e o n p a rty on S a t | Robert
Mrs. B Ing ebritso n is m uch im - j day at home of h e r m other. M rs
fo rm e r ju o rn in e n t H ills b o ro man, ary 12, w ith Mrs. J. B ernard and b a it fo r coyotes in W ashington
u rd a y .
ALL SIZES CLAY A N D CO NCRETE D R A IN TILE
w ho d ie d in Cottage G rove Feb Mrs. C S p ie rin g as assisting host cou nty because o f danger to domes proved a fte r her recent illness. j M D - M ann. George W ashington
W o m a n ’s M is s io n a ry .society m et
tic an im a ls and w ild life creatures
M
r.
and
M
rs
H
a
rold
Finegan
favors
w
ere
used
in
ta
b
le
decora-
ru
a
ry
1ft.
was
la
id
to
rest
here
esses.
The
w
eather
was
storm
y
but
w ith
Mr
S
I.
C a r ly le ’ F eb -
was voiced at the West U n ion spent a week w ith M r. Finegan's tio n - Present w ere M r. and Mrs.
F e b ru a ry 17.
2!» m em bers were present A sup-
ru u y 10 M rs R o b e rt J o h n s to n o f
F arm ers’ U nion meet at
N o rth parents, M r. and M rs. Joseph F ine- M ooberry. Rev and M rs. Charles
l p ly o f stumped goods has been
H e u v e rto n spoke on th e to p ics.
Phone 1341
North of Cannery, across W. W ashington SI.
P
lains K. P. h a ll T hursd ay n ig h t gan, and fa m ily . The Finegans le ft
and fa m 'ly <sf H illsb o ro . M rs
B
o
rw
ie
k
o
f
O
ren
co
,
and
M
r
and
I
bought
to
be
made
up
fo
r
the
an-
“ T h e A m e ric a n N e g ro ” a nd “ M is
by G. J Scbw anke of V erb oo rt lo Tuesday fo r U nion,
M a ttie S m ith and the hostess, M rs
Mrs.
M
J
Vanderzanden
and
w
h
ere
M
r.
son
J
nu
d
bazaar.
Sick
com
m
ittee
re
sionary W o rk in A fr ic a .”
cal.
Finegan is in s tru c to r in S m ith - M D. M ann.
ported th a t tw o specialists fro m
M j
W F H u n te r a nd h e r co u s Wayne.
He proposed the tra p p in g of Hughes de pa rtm e nt at th e high
Leslie B ro w n spent several days
P
ortla
nd
visite
d
M
iss
K
Loucks
a
t'
R ichard Beaman is il l w ith the
in. B ru c e T a y lo r o f V a n c o u v e r. B.
coyotes
and
a
reasonable
b
o
u
n
ty
the fir s t pa rt o f the w eek w ith
( ’ . pent S u n d a y w it h th e L a w so n measles at the home o f his g ra n d •Shefflin re ce n tly and took pictures to be paid by the county. I t was school. They were on th e ir w ay
his parents, M r. and M rs. George
A u ld fa m ily in H ills b o ro , it b e in g parents, M r. and Mrs. J. II Bea | of he r in firm itie s , w h ich are u n decided to ta ke up the question from M a rsh fie ld to spend the w in
te r w h ile M r. F inegan was re W . B ro w n o f G ervais.
usual. Mrs.
B e rn a rd
and
Mrs.
man.
M rs H u n te r's b ir th d a y
at
the
next
m
eeting,
as
th
e
N
ig
h
t
M usic classes un de r W P A , w ith
I S pierin g are on the sick co m m it-
cove rin g fro m a serious illness.
A la rg e n u m b e r o f frie n d s o f
T here was no school at F a irv ie w
ingale orchestra was w a itin g to
C a rl B erggren as in s tru c to r, are
A ttends Convention
Mr
a nd M rs W H
K in g cam e Tuesday because the son of the ! tee th is m onth. In the program J p la y fo r the dance, w h ich was w e ll
F r it z !
C. C. R uth, p ro p rie to r o f the m eeting W ednesday evening at the
o u t fro m P o rtla n d to a tte n d th e teacher. M rs C rysta l M abley, was B arbara S p ie rin g m im icke d
I the D utch Boy* w ith tale nt. N e xt attended.
C o rne liu s Feed & Seed com pany. I R. S chu ltz home.
T o w n s e n d d in c e S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
ve ry lo w w ith the measles at bis
A
p
p
lic
a
tio
n
s
o
f
tw
o
new
m
em
Pupils Honor Teacher
m eeting w ill be w ith M rs. Pete
attended a con ven tion in Seattle |
Mi
C ordon Bason of P o rtla n d home in H illsb oro .
Y u n k e r at West U nion w ith M rs bers were accepted and A n tia tio n the la tte r p a rt o f the week.
P u p ils o f M rs. Lester M oo be rry's
was a Kin 4 o f M rs C a ll K a rn s
H a rv e y R c ld lin g a nd H o y W ils o n B e llin g e r and M is H Jacobson as w ill be held at the n e xt m eet
Mrs. M H erm ans e n tertain ed the ■ Sunday school class, gave a ha nd
several days last w eek.
ing. Baseball com m ittee rep orted
o f th e C C C ram p B u y in g n e a r A s sisting hostesses M arch 18.
Circle to Meet
progress, b u t no org an izatio n as St. A le x a n d e r chu rch a lta r society k e rc h ie f shower Sunday in t h e
to ria a nd H e n ry Tew
o f H ills b o ro
On Y our S avin gs
Several sle ig h in g parties were yet. A prize w ill be given at the T hursd ay afternoon. T here w ere 1 Sunday school hour, in ho no r of
W o m a n ’.« C ir c le w ill m eet in th e were w eek-end guests at the M. J.
32
present.
Seven
tables
o
f
"500"
her
b
irth
d
a
y
anniversary.
held
at
Jackson
F
alls
last
week
c h u rc h p a rlo r
W ednesday
a fte r - I Vanderzanden home.
m eeting M arch ft and a large crow d
Your investm ent w ith us is safeguarded by First
were played and M rs. J. Vander-1
T h im b le c lu b o f N eighbors of
The school attendance is alm ost is expected.
noon A s p e c liil m e e tin g a nd so cia l ,
M ortgages on Oregon homes. No better security any-
G randm a C o n k lin has been i l l no rm al again and no new cases of
Ven
and
Mrs.
K
rie
g
e
r
o
f
V
e
r
W
oodcraft
m
et
w
ith
M
rs.
L.
K.
h o u r is b c iiiK a r r u ig e d as th is is 1
where.
the past week at her home.
boort had hig h score. I t was voted F iske on T hursday. The wom en
measles are reported.
th e
last m e e tin g o f th e c h u rc h !
enjoyed
q
u
iltin
g
and
a
social
tim
e.
I
to
hold
a
M
a
rd
i
G
ras
card
Mi.
s
Una
B
ra
d
y
is
able
to
re
p
a
rty
Boy
Scouts
finishe
d
co
n
stru
ctin
g
S tart saving today in any am ount from $5.00 up.
y e a r z \ll la d ie s o f th e c o m m u n ity
Tuesday evening.
Attendance Record Set
tu rn to high school th is week a fte r a ’ brid g e and are able to put it
a re in v ite d .
(B y M m . ( ). I I . Peterson I
C
e
n
te
rv
ille
school
has
had
p
e
r
Celebrates
Birthday
Member Federal Home Loan Bank
being
out
over
tw
o
weeks
w
ith
together
in
record
tim
e.
Mi
V e r n it.i H a ffe tv o f Forest
A r th u r S tie n h o ff was surprised
L u c ille
M ann celebrated h e r fect attendance d u rin g th e y e a r ,
Joseph W enzel and E lm e r G uer-
d r o v e and M r. a nd M r
F ra n c is the measles.
B ra n d c n h c rg v is ite d at th e H a ffe ty |
M r and M rs T ony K em per and ber attended the scoutm asters’ ban- S atu rday evening in honor o f his seventh b irth d a y Tuesday evening by Ila and V io le t Vandehey. D o r
62nd
b irth d a y
by
frie n d s
and w ith a d in n e r at the hom e of her o th y Cum m ings.
W ilm a , O r v ille
b o r n e at M o u n ta m d n le S u n d a y.
| sons W arren and M e rlin and Miss <|Uet at M u ltn o m a h hotel Tuesday
neighbors.
parents, M r. and M rs.
W illia m and L o w e ll M ille r .
M r. and M rs T o m P ie re n and , Frances Vanloo o f Forest G rove I ’»ght.
Miss Joan Bowne, w ho is em Mann. A lo v e ly p in k and green
Mrs. Lester M o o b e rry was g iv
G e o rg e M o rg ie h . M a tild a
M o r-
c h ild r e n
of
H e lv e tia
v is ite d at visite d Sunday aftern oon at the
R elia b le
table, en a d in n e r F rid a y noon at the
S tro h m a ye r
home. O tto g ie h and M rs G o ltz o f St. H elens ployed in P ortla nd , spent several centerpiece was used on
th e S W B a u g h m a n hom e S u n d a y I.nuis
days last week w ith her parents, and a b e a u tifu l cake also made H ills b o ro grade school by teach
M r and M rs
F in e s t S e itz m g e i S troh m a yer o f P o rtla n d is spend v is ite d M r a nd M rs. M a tt M e rc e p
M r and Mrs. B ruce Bowne.
the decoration. Present w e re Mrs. ers in the ju n io r high and grade
o f P o rtla n d v is ite d M r a nd M rs < in g a few days at the S troh m a yer S u n d a y.
Q u ite a n u m be r o f the T ig a rd M. D. Mann. M rs M a ttie S m ith schools in ho no r o f he r b irth d a y j
V in cen t
Bishop le ft
P ortla nd
home also.
W II K in g o v e r th e w e e k-e n d .
grade
and
hig
h
school
students
and Mrs. W illia m M an n and L u an niversary.
Russell H icke y and G uy H ay M onday on the S S M ich iga n en
M iss M a rie H a ffe ty o f M o u n ta in -1
have been absent fro m school due c ille and P riscilla .
d a le spent se ve ra l days last w e e k m ond are v is itin g frien ds in P ort- route fo r Shanghai. China. He has
H o w a rd Fox o f the navy, s ta - ' Hillsboro Argus contains all the
made his home here w ith his to measles, m um ps and flu .
w ith tier b ro th e r-in -la w and sister. I land.
M r. and M rs. A lb e rt Scott a t tioned at B rem erton, greeted C o r news of Hillsboro and th e su r
H enry Bishop, since his
Helen Vandehey was an o ve r uncle,
J. M. PERSON, M anager
M r and Mrs. F rancis Brandenberg
tended a fa re w e ll p a rty F rid a y ne liu s frie n d s and re la tive s W ed rounding communities. Read il
M is s e s Irene M u rp h c y and O liv e nigh t guest T hursday o f her teach father, Fred Bishop, died.
Savings & Loan Bldg.
Hillsboro. Oregon
eve
ning
at
the
H
ig
h
la
n
d
B
a
p
tist
nesday.
and
keep
inform
ed
on
w
hat
It
M r and Mrs. W illia m Z urcher.
Rogers, nurses ut St. V in ce n t hos er. Miss M arg are t K ellogg, of F o r
tf
M an y cases o f measles are re happening at home.
who have been ta k in g care of chu rch in honor o f th e ir pastur.
p ita l in P ortland, visite d at the J est < il'OVC
th e ir room ing house in P ortla nd , w h o h .d been m in is te r th e re fo r ported th ro u g h o u t the co m m u n ity. '
M i. V a iulei M iid r n H onored
P. Rogers home T hursday, it be
Ed W ilson spent the week-end
in g M rs Rogers* b irth d a y .
M ir t in V anderzanden was pleas are staying in th e ir home here fo r n e a rly sixteen years and le ft Tues
day fo r Long Beach, Cal., w h e k at Gales C reek w ith re la tive s
Eugene Anderson and fa m ily of a n tly surp rised at his home F r i aw lule.
he
w
ill
be
assistant
preacher.
M
r.
Misses Helen and A lice . Don.
Pi rtla n d visited nt the O. F A n day ('ve ilin g w iic ii the Social cacd
and Mrs. S cott rem ained w ith th e ir Roscoe and Wade A lle n o f Gales
m em bers came in to help him
derson home F rid a y.
daug hter and fa m ily u n til Sunday. C reek visite d here ove r th e w e e k
F ra n k and
E lm e r Hansen o f celebrate his b irth d a y. The evening
Q u ite a nu m be r o f local students end.
S ch o lia v is ite d th e ir b r o th e r - in - la w was spent in p la yin g "ftOO". H igh
Lee Richie's ha rd w a re and fu rn - have been absent the past w eek or
M iss O leva B erg er attended a
and sister. M r. and M rs. H ow ard honors w ent to J. A M cCoy and i'u r e store, w h ich was m oved fro m
M a rjo rie Vanderzanden. second to the Hedge b u ild in g o w in g to a fire so due to bad w e athe r and sic k program at the R e e d ville school
I. Stout. Saturday
ness.
F rid a y evening. M iss B e rg e r is
Louis S tro h m a ye r and Mr.
M r and M rs F ra n k Hathaw ay Mrs
p rin c ip a l of R e e d ville school.
and children of P ortla nd visite d nt S tro h m a ye r and lo w to M rs W a r th u r Vanderzanden spent the w e e k
O ur classified columns may have
D u rin g th is w eek evangelistic
the N ath an iel Hose home Sunday ner Cropp. Covers w ere la id for end w ith re la tive s in P ortla nd .
Ernest W ilfe rt visite d his m o th tw e n ty -fiv e ut m id n ig h t ut un
M r. and M rs J I ’ . Vanderzanden ju st w hat you are looking for— m eetings are being he ld at the M.
tf E. chu rch each eve ning at 7:30 ex-
er, Mrs. A nna W ilfe rt, in Newberg oyster supper.
and sons R alph and Robert spent Read them.
M r. and M rs Charles W addle T hursd ay afternoon w ith M r. V an -
S unday.
Dale II nighm nn. w h o is em p lo y went to V ernonia T hursd ay to v is de r/a iid e n 's brother. W illia m V a n
M rs
W addle’s b ro th e r-in -la w derzanden, and fa m ily o f Roy.
ed by the N ational M agazine com it
pany, a rriv e d home Tuesday n ig h t and sister, M r. and Mrs. Percy
M r. and Mrs. J. P. Vanderzanden
W
h
itfie
ld
entertained at d in n e r M onday eve
fo r a short v is it. He is sta rtin g on
N o m a tte r how la rge o r sm all the
F rank Vanderzanden of the T id e nin g fo r M r. K e lle y and M r. Cane
his second ye a r’s w o rk. He has
m e m o ria l you select m ay be, w e w ill
w o rked th ro u g h
n il th e la rg e r W ater T im b e r Co. o f A storia spent o f Salem. T hey attended the s tra w
m ake e ve ry possible e ffo rt to m ake it
cities in n il the states except the w eek-end w ith hom e folks. M r. b e rry m eeting in the evening at
t r u ly b e a u tifu l. O n ly the fin e st m a tc ria li
a nd Mrs. J. P. Vanderzanden. A r- the Kansas c ity school.
M line, K e n tu c k y and Tennessee.
and w o rk m a n s h ip w ill go in to it. In de
M r. and Mrs. John S in c la ir of
sign. like w ise , it w ill be o rig in a l, m odern
Terraplane alone among all popu
l.c is y v illc spent Sunday at the i
In every other popular low priced
and d is tin c tiv e . O u r prices are the v e ry
F red Q uaintanee home
lar
low priced cars gives you this:
car this is what you get:
low est possible.
M r. and Mrs M alcolm M e llo n dd. .
Sewer Service
We are prepared to suppl<
you with quality, time-rt-
•risting concrete sewer pipa
for connections with tha
municipal sew er system .
Our pipe, high in quality
and reasonable in cost, is
durable and will serve you
indefinitely.
Poison Bait Use
Protested at Meet
Hillsboro Concrete Brick & Tile Co.
W e Pay You
3%
Bend
Washington Savings ÔC Loan Ass’n.
O n ly One Low Priced Car
is F IR S T in ,E v e ry th in g T h a t Counts
Beaverton
LASTING
TRIBUTE
Ml
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lle ib e r t
H aul of
P o rtla n d and M r. a n d M rs. J o h n
H o lm n s h o n o f V a n c o u v e r a tte n d e d !
th e fu n e ra l n f F le d W o lf f last
T ue sd a y.
Kansas City Unit
Meets Banks Hall
( tt y M r - .1 A M cC oy!
KANSAS
C IT Y
Kansas C ity
Farm ers' U nion met at Hanks in
the Royal N eighbor ha ll Wednes
day afternoon M r P heison of O re
gon C ity and M r W illia m s of F o r
est G rove spoke on the u tilitie s
p ro g ra m .
Kansas C ity G irls ’ S ew ing clu b
met T hursday afternoon.
D inner
p a lly
guests
a t th e Ira
I ^ Y D U R BEST
Suits th a t b a g a t th e knees, roll a t the c o lla rs and
bulge a t th e pockets . . . d resse s th a t «ire sp o tte d
s ta in e d , w rin k le d and ru m p le d a re offen ses a g a in st
good taste . Send th em to us.
Quality Work - - Economical Prices
Home Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Telephone 47
Memorials of True Beauty
• Full 115-inch wheelbase.
• 2 to 6 inches less wheelbase.
• 195 inches over-all length.
• 5 to 12.'a inches less over-all length.
• Most power—88 or 100 horsepower—
with freedom from vibration at all speeds.
• 3 to 18 less horsepower than Terra-
plane's 88 —and not nearly as smooth.
• Body all of steel, with seamless roof
of solid steel
• Body only partly o f steel —or steel
body with "soft-top.”
• Most inside room—145 cubic feet—
more leg and shoulder room, and widest
rear seat.
• Less inside room —less shoulder and
leg room—narrower rear seats.
• Completely new style—best insurance
of the investment value of your car.
• 1935 styling, changed only in details.
Far more likely to be out of date by 1937.
• The only rear opening baggage and
tire compartment on 5 and 6 -passenger
models that can be had in any low priced
car without extra cost. Spare tire lies flat
inside.
• N o rear opening baggage and tire
compartment, except in cars where trunk
models are available— at considerable extra
cost. Sparc tire mounted outside on all
other models.
• Single main braking system—cither
hydraulic or mechanical — without com
plete reserve braking system and with
out Terraplane's type of easy acting
parking brakes.
No More Do We
"Fetch a Pail of W ater’’
If it w ere not for m a n ’s e n te r
prise in th e p erfectio n o f sy s
F. H. A. Loans
O ffers You These
“ P e rso n a liz e d ” Services
1. Insured D eposits.
2. P rom pt Personal
Loans.
3. E scrow s-C ollection s.
4.
5.
6.
F. II. A . Loans.
S a fe
D ep osit B oxes.
A u to m ob ile Loans.
7. M oney O rders and
D rafts.
tem s for d eliv ery o f w a ter to
your
Does your home need modern
izing or repairing?
Do you contemplate purchasing
permanent equipment for your
home, farm or business?
Let us show you, with figures
based on your own income, how
you can pay monthly out of in
come for these improvements un
der the Federal Housing plan.
Come in and talk it over.
p rem ises, ev e n
luxu riou s
h om e w ou ld
th e m ost
in th e tin d ip p er and fe tch -a -
p a il-o f-w a ter sta g e.
T han k s to co m m u n ity -w id e w a
ter ser v ic e,
th ere
‘■Hie Largest Independent Bank in W ashington ( minty’
Hillsboro
Oregon
• Duo-Automatic Hydraulic Brakes
(patent applied for), two braking systems
operating automatically from one brake
pedal. And a third braking system from
the easiest operating parking brake in
the world.
• Extra deep "V-type” windshield—for
added beauty and wider vision.
still be
is n o
m ore
The list of Terraplane advantages doesn’t stop
with those listed here. There’s greater rugged-
ncss, proved by owner mileages of 125,000,
150,000 and more. Greater economy, too, cer
tified by thousands of jm orzz owner statements
. . . emphasized again just the other day in the
Los Angeles-Yosemite Economy Run when a
• N othing like Terraplar.e’s deep
"V-type” windshield in any other low
priced car.
Terraplane averaged 23.95 officially certified
miles per gallon over a tough 352 mile stretch
on mountain roads.
And dozens of other features . . . all at a price
down with the lowest for the model you
want. Come in and see and drive a Terraplane.
p rim ing o f th e p um p, or tu rn
ing
th e
w in d la ss on th e
old -
fa sh io n ed w ell.
88 or 100 H . P.—
115-inch wheelbase
$
595
S A V E . . . w ith the new H U D S O N - C . I. T .
8. T ra v ele rs’ C hecks.
Commercial National Bank
T H IS
H H. S T A N N A R D , M anager
I’honc 121
Hillsboro
Hillsboro, Oregon
Independent Bank
with
O REG ON M O N U M E N T W O RK S
Fi id iy were th e ir
Mrs. Zoe Q uick, A lb e rt
Y our Local
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Brown home
daughter,
...TERRAPLANE
Peoples Water and Gas Co.
R. E. W IL E Y , local manager
and ufi far De ¡.a re
M odels,/, o. k. Detroit.
S tandard <ro up of
accesaoriea extra
T im e Payment Plan . . . lo w m o n th ly payments
Thomas S. Sholes
137 S. T hird A v en u e
H illsb oro, O regon
P h on e 2 1 W
BUILT BY HUDSON — TERRAPLANE. S595 AND U P: HUDSON SIX. $710 AND U Pi HUDSON
SUPER STRAIGHT EIGHT. $760 AND UP. F. O. B. DETROIT