Tluii ’dav, April
10'»g
H IL L S B O R O
Announcement of
School for Parents
Marriage Made
• in Hillsboro April 9
A RG U S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
O R F G O.N
P a g e Three
M, i
W a lkers R e tu rn
C antata Sunday
Ophe
fe n
From E x t e n d e d |B<*thany ( ’hurch
Irer,
Cantata. 'T h e C r u c ifix io n ", by * brugi ’ Helen
John S tainer, w ill
be presented en.;. Berrnce
C a lifo r n ia T r ip Sunday
evening at the B ethany John: Hon. and
sthcr S tueki,
a S chind ler,
. D o ri W eb-
H u ld .i Z u r-
Dean. D o ro th y H av-
H o w a rd and Jun ta
W esley Fo ter. W il-
Pi** h y le iia u ch u rch and the next liarn Doern J r . It A K u r . i'li, Hen-
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B ergei. Fred B eige r.
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| c h u r c h m H ills b o ro by the co m b in H oward. R ichard W ism er, Robert
e d « hob . (,f both churches. The K a lk w a rf. O tto Z u rb ru g g , W a lte r
! c h o r u . of fo rty voices, un d e r the S tu cki, A lb e rt M eier A lfre d S chind
d ire c tio n o f Je.v.e Foster, w ill be ler, Ralph G oin and Rev. C Reed.
a i.te d by M i
W illia m Doerri J r .
|M i
Helen Dean. O tto Z u rb iu g g
and Robert K a lk w a rf a : soloists
Mi
Ruth Wi.srncr and M i
P
K a lk w a rf are occompani.sts. The
p u b lic is in v ite d to attend.
U N IV E R S IT Y GF O R EG O N —
Choru
includes Mesdame
A. K athleen M c A le a r and Leona C.
M<*ier, I,. Adam . W Foster, W il Kobf*rts, both i>f H illsb o ro , w ere
liam Doern J r . B Faber. C. R eid, among the 120 u n iv e rs ity students
J
m er. It. B e rg e r. H. S e h n i 'il e r . named on the w in te r term honor
L . H ow ard, M. Bum p, K r a n .e in ; ro t!. M i. . M cA le ar. a freshm an in
M r. find M i i. F ra n k S chulm er-
ieh o f F u rin ln g to n entegtuuied w ith
a large reception S undtiy evening
at th e ir home to eelebiyili* tin* an-
noun, em e iit of tin* m a ilin g .* of
F irs t annual school fu r p.irenf-i
M r. and Mrs. A W W a lk e r re-
th e ir daughter, E velyn, to H arold turne d F iid a y n ig h t fro m a six
In W ashington c< u tility w ill he held our Lord, w ill
I. Dean M arch 1.
A p r il t> In the H ill »hoi «i <’ ll tm h « i S d iil : ! pi ii'i.pnl
weeks' t r ip to C a hfoi nia T hey re g
M i« Dean is a graduate nf H ills is te re d m ore tha n 4000 m iles on
of c o m m e rc e r< >un»M, hi'RlnnhiM at F riday, fro m 12
m edltutions on
boro hig h school and lias m any th e ir a u to m o b ile w h ile in C a li
Id 15 a. in and c o n tin u in g through
f i lends here.
out the day, according to 111 meh« W ords" w ill 1»
fo rn ia T h is was ttie ir f ir s t t r ip
M r Dean is w e ll kn o w n a! Beav- south and the y v is ite d frien ds and
holm»
dem onstration j Ih ’rpnnld H irk x
F ick w o rth .
In v iti'd . I I'l'tnn and i l a gra du ate n f Reuver- rel d ive . in m any d iffe re n t sec
agent fo r W h ing to ri and Y a m h ill jo in In lid s aervl
A n y o n e w h o i unnut rem a in for lo n high school.
counties.
tion*. g iv in g them
an e xce lle n t
Tip* rooms w i re a ttra c tiv e ly dec chance to see most e v e ry th in g th a t
In s tru c tio n w ill be given d u rin g th e fu ll three I.ours inny leave d u r
o ra te d w ith baskets o f s p rin g bios* w as to be seen.
the moi rung and afternoon ..ex ion » in g the sin g in g of hymn«.
om i and greenery.
b \ Maud M u e lle r Moi te, (), S ( ’ G u ild Meets Tuesday—
Business co n d itio n s are m uch b e t
Those w ho assisted about the
extension specialist foi parent e d
Mis
inn.o
v
g
u
ild
o
f
M
ethodist
rooms and w ith se rvin g were Mrs. ter ill spite o f the kick.; heard, ac
ucation and ch ild developm ent, on
cord in g to W a lk e r lie "a id Roose
.•objects concerning I.irm ly life and i h iii h w ill meet Tuesday at 2 p. W alter Hansen, Mi.*. F ra n k H a rde r velt w o uld c a rry C a lifo rn ia th re e
wavs o f pro m otin g a happy and in w ith M rs F red HuJznngel, a*i- o f P ortland, M rs E Kraus, Mrs. J to one urde' D r
E. Tow nsend
i .led by M i
I ’ .1 K a lk w u rf M r
F Knm na. M i s Velda K ra u s and
harrnoriloti-t fa m ily life.
become s t oo big
problem . He
H a rrie t H a n se n .
The m o rn in g ta lk, “ O u r F a m ily Joe C onnell w ill lead devotions on Mi
M r. arid Mrs. Dean plan to make attended a Tow nsend m ee ting in
T a lk s it O ver ’, taken in problem s "T h e W ont o f tin 1 I.o ld Cam e";
W illia m B ucher w ill read a th e ir home at B eaverton te m p o r i the O ly m p ic sta tiu m in Los A n - 1
o f liu-hand*! and wiven, problem s M i
l geles, w h ere the gates w ere closed !
o f parent w ith the ch ild , problem s leaflet on "A SiKterhood ot S ervice". a rily .
w ill rend
A miseellaneou •*. '¡bow er was given ! th re e -q u a rte rs o f an h o u r ahead *
o f the c h ild w ith the parent, and Mr;: Fit. K u rt/e b o rii
o f tim e set fo r opening and th o u
problem s o f bro th el a and ulster* an u rtlc le . "In C h ris t T here is no in honor o f M r : Dean F rid a y at sands w ere tu rn e d aw uy. A n Iow a
K n it or W, I", h u m the M arch tin* soclul room o f the F a rm in g to n
w ith each other.
picnic, attended by the W alkers. I
The ifte in o o n ta lk, be g in n in g at num ber o f "F rie n d "; Mrs. J. A. school.
M ore than fo rty frie n d s attended bro ug ht nioiv* than 100.000 ,x*rsons
1'lB i open t o b u t h fa tb e i . and K riim ie n w ill give the last three
and W a lke r said he saw people
i »*.’ b I s the t itle being Docs Dad chapters n f the textbook, "T o w a rd and the ho no r guest received m any there w hom tie had not seen fo r
lo v e ly gifts.
Belong ’“ and ref« I . to the fathe r , a ( 'tu i s t iiu i A m e n i a".
•37 years.
Mrs. Dean’s m a rriage came as a
lig h t to a place in the fa m ily c ircle Mrs. W alts Hostess—
He says C a lifo rn ia is a ll rig h t
su rp rise to tie r m any friends.
Both discui -ions w ill be bandied
M rs E 11 W atts was h iM tc s to
M rs W a lte r Hansen and M rs E to v is it, b u t ttia t lie w o u ld p re fe r
by Mr.-i. Mor.se, w h o in w id e ly an afternoon p a rty T hursday, M arch
to get out before it gi ts too hot.
kn o w n th rou gh ou t the gtate be- 2i! Guests w ere M c J a m i. I*' (). K ra u s w ere the hostesses.
W a lke r was m uch
im p re ,*d
tause o f s im ila r projects in m any We on. C liffo r d McGee and B ob
! w ith the C h o n c h illa va lle y , where
A the counties in the fie ld of p a r W att o f P ortland. O rin D u rety and
date fa rm in g is becom ing q u ite
e n t education M rs M orxo w ill have
France. Dee o f N o rth Plains, C h o r-
i im p o rta n t. He said a three -roo m
w ith her tw o e x h ib it.! one being a I les B e llin g and Retu lit Forest
•cottage w ith garage in the desert
homemade toy e x h ib it and the o th | Grove, G. C. Chase, A. I.. Chase,
H ills b o ro Business and P r o f e s ¡th e re ren te d fo r $150 a m onth.
er an e x h ib it of new books and i W
G Ide, Fred P e a rso n . Jack sio na l W omen's c lu b again won
People, he said, d riv e m ore eare-
pam phlets in the fie ld of parent He
W illia m S m ith, and W. A honors, according
to announce , fu lly in th e south and it is ju s t
education and c h ild developm ent Hughes. L ittle F ra n c e s D ee D u rety
m ent made at the N o rth W illa m too bad fo r th e d r iv e r w ith the
and related /»object!
celebrated he r th ird b irth d a y .
ette d is tric t conference held at • sm ell o f liq u o r on his bre ath i f he
T he sessions ore open to a ll In
A sto ria Sunday. A prize was o f gets in an accident.
terested
homemakers,
and
the A nn ua l B anquet H e ld—
fered tin* firs t o f the year fo r the
c h o o t fo r parents is being present
M em bers of Scout H a rrin g to n I»** t song sub m itte d fo r the new
is a subject o f greatest concern to I
ed a? a p a rt of the extension p ro ram p , U. S. W. V., w ho attended
song books . oon to go to the press,
ject in parent education am i c h ild the annual "H a ttie of M alubon" and H ills b o ro won firs t prize fo r m i» t people. T h e book is d ivid e d
in to fo u r m a in sections. "D e a lin g
»T’Vidopment O u t-o f-to w n
hom e banquet given by Scout Young
a song w ritte n by Miss Pearl A l w ith People in L ife S itu a tio n s in
m akers w ill have to m ake th e ir eamp in P ortla nd S atu rday n ig h t
len. w ith M rs L ym a n Howe com- G e n e ra l;" "P re v e n tin g W rong D o
ow n luncheon arrangem ents. The w ir e Messrs, and M e.dam es I,. It
po. in g the music. Salem clu b won in g ;"
"P re v e n tin g
P e c u lia r
B e
school is o f special in te re st to p a r Haley, James W elch, Kay F T a y lo i j
firs t fo r a song w ritte n to m usic h a v io r:"
" F u r th e r in g
M e n ta l!
ents. but is not n e c e s s a rily con m id Hugh S. Rogers and Mrs. A l- 1
fro m an othe r song.
H e a lth ." The ch a p te r on pre sen t
fin e d to m others and fathers of ten K ello gg of Hoquiam , Wash.,
M em bers of the local clu b a t in g one's ideas in d ire c tly and thus
ch ild re n , according to Miss K ick- siater of L. It. Haley. G overnor
te n d in g were M rs H a rry M organ, a vo id in g offense, and on a e kn o w l- I
w o rth . G randparent«. aunts and M a rtin was the p rin c ip a l speaker
firs t vice -p re sid e n t o f the state edging personal w o rth ta c tfu lly ,
uncles, in fact any m em ber o f the and Rev. E
A. S m ith, fo rm e r fed eratio n; M rs. E Eavetta A lle n , are good. T h is is not o n ly a v e ry |
fa m ily , w ill fin d exceedingly in - pastor o f (lie B a p tist chu rch here,
clu b president; M rs
Emma M c h e lp fu l book, b u t th e su b je ct is
ti'C^sting points fo r th e ir consider- was toastmaster.
K in n e y, Misses
M arg are t Cady. presented in a v e ry readable m an-
. zAh. The in e r tin g
*ue fle e ¡Old
Emma M ohr. Helen Stevens and n e r.
both men and wom en are welcom e E n terta in S u nd ay—
H a rry M organ
"P sych o lo g y o f D e a lin g w i t h
M r. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of G ladys M atteson
to attend.
w ith
a a ls o pent the w eek-end at A storia . People," and "M a n n e rs in B usi- ,
Mi
T horna. It Hoe. .secretary of Mason H ill e n tertain ed
ness" w h ic h w e re re v ie w e d several !
the C o u n ty Horne Extension com b irth d a y d in n e r Sunday, ho n o rin g
weeks ago. are tw o books n o !
m ittee, w ill preside d u rin g the M r George R H ill. Present were
one in business o r d e a lin g w ith '
George It H ill. M r.
m o rn in g session and Mrs. W P. M r. and M r
Dewey Johnson o f N o rth
Rooks o f special in te rest to m oth- ' the p u b lic can a ffo rd to miss.
Hasinussen, membt»r o f the county and Mi
"D evelop m ent of L e a rn in g in
com m ittee, w ill preside d u rin g the Plains and M r and M rs. Charles er
M r. and M rs. C arlos Johnson and
Y ou ng C h ild re n ,” by Louisa W agon-
aftern oon M rs
A. C
A h lgre n. Johnson and Hetty.
I er. w ho is a professor o f c h ild de d a ug hter o f G ladstone v is ite d M rs.
song leader of the C h e rry G rove B irth d a y C elehrated—
R. W. C ox d u rin g the w eek-end.
velopm ent at M ills college
extension u n it, w ilt lead the sin g
M r.
Lo ren S e h u lm crich e n te r
The cha pter on "C h ild 's E qu ip - ! M rs. C ox gave a d in n e r p a rty S u n
in g in the m o rn in g and M rs O liv e
M o llo y , song lender o f the L a u re l tained F rid a y evening w ith a b ir ih - m erit fo r L e a rn in g ," and the chap- day, h o n o rin g M rs. Johnson's b ir th
dav d in n e r fo r her husband. Guest: tre on "N o rm a l Rate o f D e ve lo p day and M r. and M rs. Johnson’s
extension u n it, w ill lead th<
w ere M r and Mrs. H erb S chu l- m e n t" w ill be o f great he lp to seventh w e dd ing an n ive rsa ry. O th
noon sin gin g
m erich. M r. and M r
E arl Cook you ng m others In kn o w in g w hat ers present w ere D r. and Mrs. E.
and M r and M rs
D a vid E digar •developm ent m ay be expected at W. A lm q u is t.
and c h ild re n of Cedar M d l.
d iffe re n t age*-, und how to m ake
A sk y o u r a tt o r n e y to se n d y o u r
the test
and encourage develop
Miss M eA lear Pledged—
le g a l a d v e r tis in g to t h e A rg u s.
M i * s K ath lee n M cA le a r of H i l l - ment A n o th e r one on "L e a rn in g
G eneral Ransom corps, W R C .
boro lias pledged to A lp h a Delta to ( n tro l th e B o d y ,” w h a t axer*
o f H ills b o ro put on the r itu a lis tic
c i. , s h e lp developm ent. "L e a rn in g I
D a lly T rip s to P o rtla n d
Pi at tfte U n iv e rs ity of Oregon.
w o rk at the d is tric t con1 e iitlo n of
to Respond to O th e r P e o p le ,” w h ich
Hillsboro Auto Freight
Woman s R e lie f Corps of Y a m h ill, II. I '. V. T en t to M eet—
has some v e ry h e lp fu l suggestions I
B o n d e d a n d I n s u r e d C a r r ie r
W asliington. T illa m o o k and I ’■ !
D a u g h te rs of U n io n Veterans w ill on g ro w th of expertness in social
um bia count ¡ex, T h u r s d a y at N ew - meet M onday eve ning at the Vet- relationships. "M a ste ry of Em o Serving Beaverton. Aloha, Reed*
ville, Hillsboro, Cornelius and
b;*i g.
tion s." ‘'L e a rn in g to T a lk ." "L e a rn - I
e ra iu h u ll.
j in g to Sleep," and m any m ore '
Y
!■ io
m em bu
a tte n d in g
Forest Grove
w *erv
M**.*dame<* O r p h a
C a rllle ,
I chapters o f v ita l interest in t r a in - ,
Pickup and Delivery Service at
M i s I.enore Putnam is v is itin g ing the you ng c h ild
M u ry Sabin. N e llie Seltors, Sarah
Package Rates
"B ig Problem s on L ittle Shout- |
S t.m s ill,
M a ry
Johnson.
Maud th is week w ith her uncle and
H ills b o ro Phone 542
Dieka on, Jessie S utherland, M a ry aunt, M r. and M rs D e lb e rt Long, ders," b y C a rl Renz. T h is book I
East Side T e rm in a l P o rtla n d
Roger:. M argaret Webb. F ra n kie at Hebo The P utnam fa m ily took w ill he lp the m other to u n d e r
Phone E A st 9131
OLsi ii, Alb* i tu H argrave. C o ra H y re tie r over last F rid a y. I.enore e x stand w h at is on her ch ild 's m ind,
(¡race Rood. M ay Schiedel, and pects to re tu rn home th is w e e k and thus how to deal w ith “ the
M isses M ay and M argaret Cook and end. She is im p ro v in g ra p id ly and nos,* out o f jo in t." o r “ the u g ly
A im a Sias T hey chartered a bus expects to be buck at w o rk in a d u c k lin g ." “ the bad lit t le good boy,"
or the case w h e re m em ory was
fo r Hie trip , w h ich in clud ed fiv e fe w weeks.
fro m Forest Grove. N ext m eeting
Mrs. Jack Thom as le ft fo r tier cause o f an ailm ent.
A splendid, readable book to
w ill In* at T illam iM ik.
home in G lendale Sunday She had
been v is itin g tie r sisters. Mrs. Lew is m others o f the pre-school c h ild is
I o ra l O rrh p u tra on K F X —
Dugan of P ortla nd , and M rs Sam "A m a te u r N urse" by M a ry W heel- I
<*r II w ill be o f great help in the
Local orchestra, "S o n n y’s T rim b a - Coy. d u rin g the past m onth. Her home. W hen to ca ll the doctor. |
dors." w ill play o v e r W isefield m other. Mrs. M IJ. W elch, accom
w hnt to do before he arrives, and ,
Magical Oil ................ $1,00
and G oldberg's program . F rida y panied her fo r an extended v is it.
how to c a rry out the do cto r’s in -
W ayne Sm uck, student at U n i
evening at nine M em bers of the
HQZ
Oil
.................... $2.00
structiona
It
has
special
chapters
of W ashington.
Seattle,
orchestra
a re
A d ria n
H u g h e s, v e rs ity
on contagious diseases, and how
L lo y d S tout. Sam W hitm an , Miss spent last week w ith his aunt. Mrs. to care fo r real you ng patients I Vitra Tonic ................... $3.50
Frederics
D e l.a iirie e Bum p. J im
Forsythe, Charles L. W alke r.
and o ld e r ones. T h is book is o f in - j
FREE Shampoo and Finger Wave
and Bob M elquist.
M r .01,1 Ml
W. II t;.o;.ol.ih* of te r e s t to a ll w om en in the home.
w ith each Permanent
M o ro spent the week-end w itli
"G ro w th and D evelopm ent o f the
Catches Smelt In H u rry —
B e a u tif u l n e w sh o p — a ll n e w ,
th e ir so n -in -la w and daughter, M r. Young C h ild " b y Rand. Sweney
I ’ . A. Anderson. J. C Penney and Mrs. J. L. Searcy.
m o d e rn e q u ip m e n t. E x p e r t o p
and V in cen t. A v e ry va lua ble book
com pany manager, le ft H ills b o ro at
e ra to rs-—o v e r fiv e y e a r s '
M r. and Mrs. Ersel M u n d in g e r fo r expectant m others o r you ng I
8 o'clock M onday m o rn in g fo r the
e x p e r ie n c e .
Sandy riv e r and re tu rn e d to H ills - and daughter of Salem vis ite d M r. mothers.
I! A K io a t 'i Sunday.
Some weeks ago w e review e d MAGICAL BEAUTY SHOP
I. A<o at I t w ith (ill pounds of sinelt. .10,1 Mr
M r. and M rs. J. W. D u stine of "Manners In Business,” w h ic h w ill !
GO!)-10-11 B ro a d w a y Bldg.
II . K. C . Io Meet—
L in d , Wash., are m a kin g un e xte n d be o f great help to a ll w ho are
E ntra nce on M o rris o n betw een
The Home Economics' c lu b of ed v is it in H illsb o ro .
em ployed.
P a rk and B ro a d w a y
the H ills b o ro G range w ill meet I
"P sych olo gy o f D e a lin g w i t h ATw ater 1622
Portland, Ore.
M iss A lic e L o u ie o f B e a v e rto n People"
by W endell W hite. T h is I
A p r il !l nt 1:30 p. m. at the home
spent the w eek-end w ith Mrs. D o r
of Mrs. Joh n Pearson.
oth y W elch.
Ii
Good Friday Services Set—
M r. and M rs. H u b e rt W elch re- |
T h re c -h o u r service com m em orat tu rn e d the end o f the week from
in g the c ru c ifix io n and death of a business t r ip to Seattle, Wash.
th e school o f a r ts a n d le tte r s , Is a
g r a d u a te
o f H ills b o ro h ig h
She l.s the d a u g h te r of E J
A le a r o f H illsb o ro .
Memorials of True Beauty
No m a tte r h o w la rge o r sm a ll the
m e m o ria l you select m ay be. w e w ilt
rnako eve ry possible e ffo r t to m ake tt
t r u ly b e a u tifu l. O n ly the fin e st m a te ria l*
and w o rkm a n sh ip w ill go in to It. In de
sign. likew ise, it w ill be o rig in a l, m odern
and d is tin c tiv e . O u r prices are th e v e ry
low est possible,
Local Git
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M r. and Mrs. John P ow ell o f
Fresno, C a l. arc hi »Us«* guetts of
Mc- M r. and M rs. L. A L ong, M rs. L ong
nut M r. Po.*.,*lt a re s is te r a n d '
bro th e r.
school.
OREGON MONUMENT WORKS
II
H S T A N N A R D , Manager
Phone 121
Hillsboro
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Hillsboro Club
Receives Honors
U g iv e n P e n n e y '» a tr y ? T h e re '» no b e tte r tim e
it n o w . V is it u» to d a y . . . »ee th e th rillin g
ilu e» now r e a d y fo r S pring a n d E a s te r. You II And
f e x a m p le » of w h a t P e n n e y V a lu e r e a lly m e a n « ,
n e y w ill b uy m o re g o a d s , b e t t e r p o l i t y , a n d
s a tis fa c tio n I IT PAYS TO SHO P AT P E N N E Y S !
lust Unpacked
For EA STER!
Library News
Local W R. C.
Ruts on Work
Easter
Permanent
Specials
New Spring Plaid
STROLLER
S U IT S
HATS
Your spirits will go up . . .
when you don one of these
dashing Stroller suits Eas
ter morn! Many styles . . .
striking colors! Sizes 12-20.
A colorful Easter group to
be sure! Sporty, swagger
styles that go so well with
tailored suits! In lively,1
lovely new Spring colors.
“THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CAR IN
ALL DODGE HISTORY”
“ T h e th in g t h a t w ill
t h r il l e v e ry w o m a n '«
h e a rt la th e carefu l
a tte n tio n th a t hne
been g iv e n to a ll ap
p o in tm e n t« .” - S a lly
M ilg r im . fa m o u a d r -
■ I f ner ol w o m e n «
a p p arel
“ T h e n e w D odge for
1936 In u n d o u b te d ly
th e m ost b e a u tifu l
ca r D odge ever
b u i l t . ” aayn R oy A.
R e e d ,a u to m o b ile ed
ito r , St. L o u ia G lob e-
D r m o c r n t. “ D o d g e
e n g in ee rs c e r t a in ly
o u t d id t h e m s e lv e s
on th is c a r. ”
WFe ‘D a u n
HO TPOINT’S LATEST CREATION
• Designed by one o f A m erica’* leading
Icsigut-rs, this new electric range is fine o f
he most ht-Autihil w e have ever shown.
Finished in smart French gray w ith spark-
lin k chrom ium trim . Fully autom atu. in-
hiding tem perature aiffiial lig h t. < <»n»i h ie
w ith <'«trod h ig h speed cooking units anti
thrift co o ker $ 2 2 9 .1 5 . Wit!» regulnr < pc s
coils and w ith o u t ro o lte r, < ’ <> ’ . d f l I ' r is
'p i lu le com plete w irin g and in iia lla u u u .
Terms to sun youl
PEPCO
STORES
first glance you
w ill b . struck by the
smartness and beauty of
this big, new, Money-Sav
ing Dodge — hailed by
America's foremost fash-
.ionists as the “ Heauty W in
ner" of 1936. You, too, w ill
thrill to its lung, low, grace
ful air-styla lines and the
exquisite styling of its in
terior appointments.
But thia striking new
beauty is but one extra-
value feature that the new
1936 Dodge gives you. A l
ready owners all over the
c o u n try re p o rt am azing
economy of operation —
18 to ¡44 pities to the gal
lon of gas, up to 20% sav
ings on o il. T h e new
Dodge "Beauty W in ner"
also gives you Balanced
Driving Control . . . the
A T VERY
"Airglide R id e"...g e n u in e
hydraulic brakes.. safety-
steel bodies , . . and more
spacious, more luxurious
interiors.
See this magnificent new
Dodge today D rive i t You
w ill be amazed at how
much extra value the big,
M o n e y - S a v in g D o d g e
gives you . , and remem
ber it now costs only a few
dollars more than the low
est-priced cars.
Y o u ’ll Find Yaurs Here!
It’s a smart idea to buy your
Easter handbag here, because
you’ll pay less and get exactly
what you want! New grains.
!
A n Extra Value!
Hillsboro'« Oldest Automobile Dealer
Hillsboro, Oregon 1
For Smart Comfort!
Full-Fashioned SILK
Gay-Nees
Finance Rate«
Dodge and Plymouth Cars
11!) S. Third Ave.
Silk CREPE
LINGERIE
Lowest
CADY MOTOR CO.
“ F e n d e r l in e « o f
s m ilin g ly new
beaut y
. t h e m i nt
fa s h io n a b le body lob
I'v e aeen th ia y e a r *
— M a r y C ra ig , fanh-
lo n la t, R o n w l t - T e l
le r , N e w Y o rk .
In Spring's
Loveliest Colors!
Penney’s Has the New
A lw ays
th e
THAT FLATTERl
Sleek styles . . . frilly styles
. . . tailored styles . . . and
dressy! Come early—while
this group is so complete.
In sizes 12-20, 38-44, 46-52.
Say Fatuous Auto Editors and
Fashion Authorities About the
Big, New, Mottcy-Saring Dodge
21
New! Cherry Lane
SM ART! N E W !
Easter!
COATS
$8.90
T h e y ’r e a s e n s a tio n a t th is
p ric e ! D a n ce s e ts , c h e m ise s a n d
p a n tie s , tr im m e d w ith lovely
im p o rte d luces.
S m a r t s ty le s !
COM PANY,
In c o r p o r a te d
For sport, for street, for
formal wear . . . always
smart and comfortable!
Lastex tops. Chiffon or
scmi-servlce, both ringless.