30 Correspondents-
145 New Families—
W rite D ib tiic l News liv e ry
W eek to r Y ou r Pleasure.
Numbered »s Ariru.s Readers
up to March 31
«Yi
W ith W h ich in C om bined the H ills b o ro Independent
V o lu m e 13, N o. !*
Hillsboro ln«f< pendent
Buxton G roup
Plans Dance
I
P ortland
Mrs
M o llie
T allm an
M e lv in Pow ell. F ei n a n d Het ■
Eastman and O k u F i o . I jo in e d M i
and M r Itohert Place on the N e
halem liv e r Easter for a picnic
d in n e r and a fis h in g ti in
Mi
Jessie T illm a n was in T im
ber a few da.vx last week a. i tin ,'.
M rs
Ida K illm r g w ith hei w o rk
at her lo o m in g house
Mi
P i g g y I'o n g ia lz of Kan a
C lly wa
a w e ekend g u e s t, o ,
Mu... I,H ellie Pederson.
Mi
G eoige Higgle pent a ft w
daya Let week ai the home of
her
on in law and daughter. M r
and M i
Elm o T a llm an, at T iin b i r.
D e lb e rt Q u ic r wa
home from
Reedsport, w here he is in a CC'C
camp, foi the week-end
A card parly was given F rid a y
night af the Oscar C e arlcy home
fo r the W II A
benefit
H igh .
honors went to M r
Fred Wat on
and low to Miss H a iry S im onton
in "500.” and in crlbbage Je e
M e ye r, won high and M It W a t
son low
M r and Mrs K I. B e n e lle l and
daughter N a th ly u
and
S tanley
I'o n g ia lz of Camu . Wa; h . neeoni
pained l,y M r Je le V M .ye ii of
H euvelton vis ite d relatives, a n d
frien ds at M an ning and B u xto n
Easier.
Mi am i M i s E.u I F isher o f S u n
set -pent the w eek-end w ith re la
tives here
H arold Peterson i
home fro m
Black Hock, where he was re c e n t
ly em ployed.
E lubluhcd 1373
H illsb o ro , O regon, 'I b u r. d a y , A p r il IG, 193G
guest at the- home o f her m othe r
M i. H a iry Saunders, last week.
Film J ft TO
H ills b o ro A rg il.
Section 2, Pages 1 to 6
E tab lish cd 1894
so f thought f m ig h t be able to ] OLD new spapers for sale, 10 cents
move them. They accepted an in v i- j bundle
Argus.
18tf
ta tio n to n»y home fo r a couple o f ]
P. T. A. Meets Friday
nigh ts la te r and came. I had m y
M o u n ta in Home P arent-T eacher
p a -to r on hand and a fte r th e eats.
• dub now ha . ten member» The
Y O U N G ’S
h<- took them aside one at a tim e
rne rnbership contest runs u n til M ay
fo
r
a
hear’
-to
-h
q
a
rt
ta
lk
and
they
la. when tin- p riz e fo r the one get-
( l ly Mr«. P P a tto n i
A p r il 3
B u ria l took place at
i tin g the- most new me-mber.s w ill bo
C H E R R Y G R O V E G old en W ed Eugene A p r il 8 by the side o f her came th ro u g h to saving fa ith .
Several Honored Birthday
| a varded P -T clu b w ill meet tin . ding bells rang fo r the a n n ive rsa ry son, w ho died a nu m b e r o f year.,
So we have it; three babes in
“T houghtful, Sym pathetic
Parties in Week
F rid a y at the school house. E v e ry of M i and Mrs August F rid at ago M r. and Mrs. John A lle n liv e d C h ris t and w ill they stand? Now
Service"
one i in v ite d E lection of pe rm a n ttie chu rch A p r il 4. when th e ir for a num ber of years in Patton
Phone 972
Hillsboro
hear a veteran of the W ay who
ent o ffic e i . w ill be in M ay.
B U X T O N Townsend c h ili w ill
daughter had planned a reception valley.
ro e to peak
D rin k held me fo r
give i il.n ii r ¡m il i .ili li , i., Iiim h ¡,i
fo r them The decoration scheme
M r. and M r- V ic to r S ho w lund years. I w o u ld take a pledge New
B u xto n G runge hull A p r il 1H w ith
was ca rried out in gold and green and tw o sons. Duane and T o m m y Year'« day and wake up out o f a
w ith d a ffo d ils being u«ed about and M r; S how lund's m other. M r- d ru n k next m orning. I used a ll my
mu :4c by the Vnndchey orchestra
Term inal
A D utch m il lio n of m e i ill,m enu ..
the a u d ito riu m .
S tillw e ll o f Everett, Wash., visite d w ill pow er but was a slave. A fte r
,ii h lie w ill ills,, bi- held
A lto n and N orm an U ro stro m of w ith Mrs. John Pearson A p r il 4 years o f th is I cried to the L o rd
A ilnncc w ill he - pon:.<,i r<| by
Gaston, grandsons of the couple, Mrs. Pearson was m aid of ho no r a fo r m ercy and he heard me. GOD
(By M r». Frank Pez«»ldt)
tin G iiin g e heii* Saturday nigh t
usher d the Rev. and Mrs. B ju q u is t M r. and Mrs. S h o w lu n d ’s w e dd ing C A N G IV E YOU A B A C K B O N E
H
O
CK
C
H
EEK
John
B
oe
ckli
of
W illi m il ic by the V.imlehey;,
and then th e ir grandparents to the
No. 7
M rs Margeson. w ho is q u ite sick, T O M A K E YO U S T A N D ," he a d d
Brook
.
H
ill
w
ill
apeak
about
Fu
end d u o mat
the h a ll
i t r ip Io C e n tra l A m erica at the table, w h ich had been prepared was taken to a hospital at H illsb o ro . ed.
A p r il 9 T here w ill he
m eeting
fo
r
them
on
the
p
la
tfo
rm
.
Y o u r life a ll m uddled up? T hen I Not least im p o rta n t in T E R M I
Hock C reek .school F rid a y evening
F le d Aloon has m oved in to the
A p r il 23 .it It p m M i
Nora Iv ic
The Rev. S tanley C o rn ils offered j depot, where he w i ll liv e w h ile c ry out to God —“ Helpless, I crie d ’ N A L 'S service to its lo c k e r box
Special m usic w ill be given P u b lic
of O regon C ity w il be speaker of
a pra yer.
to the L o rd and He heard me.” I ren te rs is advice and he lp in p re
I is in vite d .
w o rk in g on the ra ilro a d .
the evening
A large gro up o f people attended
P rogram was as fo llo w s: A solo,
L itt le Iva M ay Johnson, da ug h D o n’t w a it to get good first. "Just p a rin g perishables fo r storage.
.1 Field
w ie. vi .lied by
b I
’ the Easter services of the R e fo rm " I Love You T r u ly ," by Mrs. John ter o f M r and M rs C h a rlie J o h n as I am and w a itin g not, T o r id m y . T o keep fresh a n d unspoiled,
daughter, M r. F inney, and fa m ily
ed chu rch at the H e lve tia chu rch Peai on accom panied by Miss Elva son, is s till q u ite i l l fro m the burns soul o f one d a rk blot. To Thee I foods m ust be c o rre c tly prepared
of Longview . W . i .J i , ttie week cud
whoso blood can cleanse each spot, and p ro p e rly w rapped.
Sunday Special m usical num ber
Lovegren; w edding m arch by Mrs. she received recently.
< e lr b r a lr B irthday«
O La m b of God. I come." -George '
were a duet by M addie and E liza- John Pearson at the organ, a solo.
W II A met in a ll-d a y .session
A re you using th is m odern, safe,
C
a
rl
Johnson
has
sold
his
house
'
' belh B oe ckli and a song by the "W he n You and I W ere Young
N. T a ylo r, Beaverton
Paid A dv.
at the G range h u ll A p r il H 1 w ith
econom ical re frig e ra tio n ?
to Oscar Davis and w ill b u ild a .
choir.
M
aggie
by
Mi.
W
inona
N
n
H
e
r-
b irth d a y d in n e r for m em ber, bav
, new house west o f th is house.
M r. and Mrs. A lfre d D ysle of son, accom panied by A lto n Bros-
mg b irth d a y s in A p r il They were
S E. L in d e started to w o rk fo r I
Agate Beach spent the w eek-end trorn; reading. "T h e W ell of St
Terminal Ice & Cold
DR. R. J. NICOL
M r
M a iy Wat on ami M i
M o llie
L. P. C arpenter last week on the j
i w ith M i
D ysle’« parent. . M r. and K cyne ," by Mrs. M T Bates of ■ ra ilroa d.
T a llm a n
Storage Co.
i
M
rs
John
Euegy.
Gaston: Rev E. B ju rq u is t to ld of
DR. E. W. ALMQUIST
M is A le x A lle n i home iro n ,
A lto n Brostrom of Gaston, g ra n d
Hillsboro,
Oregon
M r and M i’ Fred W eldon were his f i r ’ acquaintance w ith M r and
(•lobe. Arizona, when- she .spent
Veterinarian»
hosts at a d in n e r p a rty Sunday. M r: F rid : M r. and M r John Pear- son of M r. and M r. A ug ust F rid .
Portland
Salem
Gresham
t i n , . , w eek w ith hei hurt, am I. w ho
w ill be ordained in the C h ris tia n ,
G uc ■'
were R uth Shaw and H
on sang a duet in Swedish. A church at Salem A p r il 19. A lto n
26 Years in Oregon Service
Telephone 643 and 642
i em ployed there
C h a d w ick o f P ortland. Ted W eldon hum orous reading by Rev S tan
Mrs. M atson Honored
graduated from G aston high school,
of
Cam p
K illp a c k . Vancouver. ley C ornil?. "A n Abandoned E lope
A surprise b irth d a y p a ily was
attended L in fie ld college at M c
Wa
h
and
F
rancis
B
a
rr
and
M
r.
m ent’
-line tim e ly com m ents by M in n v ille and is at the Eugene
g ive n Mi
M ary Wat on at hei
and
Mi
Junathan W eldon o l S. E. L in d e about the honored pa ir: B ib le u n iv e rs ity at Eugene now. He
home here A p iil 7 Present w en-I C o m b in e d C h o irs G iv e
H
illsb
oro
.
solo.
"S
ilv
e r Threads A m on g the has a pastorate near C o rva llis.
Ml
.1 l a n e . M l
V ic to r W hite.
“The Crucifixion" Here
Mrs. Floyd B radley. M r . Epper- (to ld ." by N orm an Brostorn. ac-
M
M It Watson, M r s | ) C m n u l l
Com bined choirs of the Bethany
C h e rry G rove school defeated
! son and M iss M in n ie Bauer rc- i om pani t Mrs M T B ate-; Rev.
Mi
am t M i
d ear ( . a lle y and and H d ls lx iro M ethodi t churches
j tu rn e I S aturday from a fo u r days’ C o rn ils read some o f the c o n g ra t Scoggins V a lle y in d o o r baseball on
W auneta M i
Je -,e T illm a n , Hat
gave "T he C ru c ifix io n ," by S ta in - -
the C h e rry G rove diam ond 13 to
■ t r ip to W ald po rt and Yachats.
old George am i Irene F'lsher. C la i- r r , to a fu ll house at the local G ary Cooper i
<o-: L u re d w ith 1 M ary V rlic a k i. em ployed at St. ula tio n s tha t came fro m frie n d s 9. When they played some tim e
w ho w ere unable to be present; an
e l i i e S t c e k l e in , J e .s e M e y e r
and M ethodist ch u rch Sunday nigh t , M arlene D ie tric h i n
‘ D en re.’’ V im c u ts hospital at present.
accordion nu m be r by N orm an Bros- ago Scoggins V a lle y won. so they
Filsie, and M i and M is F led Wat
ro m a n tic new com edy c u iu iu k U
’ G reat C e rta in ty ." was the ab je ct
hope to play o ff the tie in the
M
r.
and
M
rs
Jack
Radke
were
mi and Vei non and Mei lm
the V< uetian Sunday, M onday I hosts at a d in n e r p a rty Sunday trp m ; A lto n B ro stro m recounted , near future .
of Rev. Charles M Heed’s Ea ter
some
o
f
the
in
cid
e
n
ts
w
ith
his
ltd ' ell P ow ell .spent last week ' ..eruiou Sunday m o rn in g before -i
and Tue day.
M iss L illie W a llin has e m p lo y
j Guests w ere M rs
Emma M ahlen grandparents when he was a sm all
P o rtla n d v la llln g h i brothet in capacity attendance
Seven c h il
m ent in the H ill boro Pharm acy.
and
Mrs
Bertha
H
a
rtio
in
o
f
P
o
rt-
boy:
a
duet.
"T
h
e
End
of
a
Pc-rfec'
law s and i.stei
Mi
a n d Mrs dren and three ad ults were bap
M r. and M rs J. J. Ford and son
; land and M r. and Mrs. John N e l Day," by M rs. D onald Watson and
G le n n June, and M i
and M i.. tized in the afternoon, even taken
e n and daughter Florence o f W ill- Mi.
L illie W a llin . T he groom re Robert went to Forest G rove S u n
A le y Hudspeth
in to m em bership on confession of
1 bridge
sponded w ith a fe w rem a rks that day w here they helped to celebrate
M r and M r . G lenn Jonc: of fa ith and three by tr a il fer.
M att V rlic a k le ft S atu rday n ig h t were h isto ry of by gone days A n the b irth d a y an niversaries of Miss
fo r Vancouver. B. C. lie expects to oth er couple. M r. and M rs. J. P Louise M arshall and he r sister.
( P y M r M.«Llr A ll. -m l
I be gone a week.
Johnson, whose golden w edding Mrs. E d w in Schoolcraft, w h o s e
M O U N T A IN H O M E M i
C la r
Hock Creek b a ll teams played a n n ive rsa ry came e a rlie r in the b irth d a ys were the same day.
ence Nelson t iiie r ta im d w ith a
w ith Bethany at B ethany F rid a y * •■ear, m a d e a fe w rem arks, M rs
shower fo r her daughter, M rs
f O .M t AS YO U A R E
aid you ng fo lk s should
I C lay IU» enbalni, A p r il 8. The hon- F irst Hock C reek team w on 3-2 Johnson
■ and second team lost 2-0.
c u ltiv a te th e ir love fo r each other
M an y a m onth, th is m an’s name
, o r guest, a b ride of a few m on th s
so it w o u ld g ro w as a w e ll c u lt i tops the lis t on the board where
Hand Injured
received m any b e a u tifu l and use-
àeÿca£, yen. btMj
S lim B oothby, w ho i.> em ployed vated flo w e r. M r Johnson said he the sales m anager cha lks th e ir
I fu l gift? O th e r. pi t < et w ere M< -
at the F i eri Jos.sy fai in suffere d a had been so happy th a t he re a lly standing. A high grade man, ready
• lames Sam B »dv H ow ard B row n
C o m p le te lin e o f
fo rg o t to m ark the date o f the to give a n ig h t to the Lo rd's w o rk.
I mg,
E lvan
Lorenz.on,
H a r r y I badly mashed hand F rid a y.
• B - iu ty , convenience, Chnnte the refrigerator
I Sehrneltzer. C arol
Sim pson, Hoy I Jacob Grossen is i l l at the S i. j •.ending C o n g ra tu la tio n s fro m the So we called h im in to handle the
La in- A id w ere extended by M r - . meeting. T hings m oved along as efficiency, dependihleness, u itb th e P rest Action
i .Jaqiuth, H a iry Saundei • . Georg-* ' V in c e n t’., ho. p ita l.
Low D ow n
the y do in these rescue missions. economy — you get them L a z ila tc h • C om bin a
■ A llison , W ilh a m B o u lin and Ernest I M abel T ro u t o f P o rtla n d spent S. E. Lind e.
I N e i hi
and M
M d-ired N*-1 -on ' her s p rin g vacation l i t z.e ik .• ,th
R e fre s h m e n ts 'w e re served by T h ro w the m eeting open fo r p ra ye r ' all when you select Norge tion Bottle anti D airy
Paym ent
H a d • Slitting U tility
M in n ie B auer.
M
E d ith Brostr- m. M rs E thel or testim on y and you le arn some R o lla to r R e frig e ra to r.
and the bride
a u n', M i
Net. on . her aunt. M i
Basket
•
Adjustable
Shelf
th
in
g
;
never
dream
ed
so
m
any
Pc’.c Bauer of P o rtla n d and A r t W a llin and M is. John Pearson.
j of Scholl.-.
Moreover, because o f its
Easy Term s
• im proved A u to m a tic
Epp, i . n and L o u is Bauer o f this
T he couple received a nu m b e r o f of them w o u ld rise to pra y down
superior engineering, Norge F lo o d L i g h t
Practice lor PLi>s
a
blessing
fro
m
on
hig
h
o
r
to
te
ll
section
re
turn
ed
z
\p
ril
ti
fro
m
a
lo v e ly gifts.
Gibbs (Iran, die f lu b m em bers are
gives you more years of • Closely Spaced
w hat the L o rd had done fo r them .
p ia e U tin g lu i
tw o . n o il
pla\.->. i w< I end fa lling trip tu the Alsea j Al: and Air.-. E n d were m a rrie d
faithful refrigeration ser- S h e l f P e n
T h e m e e tin g o v e r o u r sa le s m a n
co u n try T lie v > ep u t •> b id catch in M a lm o Sweden. A p r il 4. 188(1.
• ¡Many b o lu
th e e r r
.
#
M l a la t A l la . V» liila n i L u v ille e,i
in v . v l a m e lu A l l t e l le a n in l<g»2 and w ent dow n fro m the p la tfo rm a n d . \ i . c . IK w i -.. Sec thw
ttie co m m u n ity h a ll M ay 1. A p<»‘
improvements.
C^pCCajtiyr- egfcraaiiLraZLoot
B o n n e ville spent the week-end at liv e d in M innesota u n til 1910. then in to action. N ot to s f ll s tu ff as Norge before you bay. impmvemenUo
luck d in n e r was
erved F rid a y i
r k . u. a. mv. orrTU
•
th e ir home on Brooks H ill.
m M ontana and S eattle and came comes fro m the east in ca r-lo ts but
(‘v e ilin g pi m r to a busmvN. m eel-
Extension clu b ot B rooks H ill to C h e rry G rove in 1911. M r. F rid instead an e te rn a l co m m o d ity th a t I
i mg.
met w ith M rs H u rry France T h u rs has been postm aster in C h e rry d is tills fro m the heart o f Go>d and
Phone 9605
Beaverton, Oregon
Consider E le ctric ( tub
the blood o f C h rist. N o w o u r man ,
day Topic was "S im p le E n te rta in
G rove since 1918.
A gro up o f seven boy.s met at th •
mg " It was an a ll day session and
rh on e 21X
Guests fro m out of to w n at the eyes three you ng fe llo w s— but le t ;
Hillsboro
136 S. Third A ve.
H a rry S ehrneltzer home T h u r-d a y
a pot lu c k lu n ch was served.
golden w e dd ing a n n ive rsa ry were h im te ll i t —"T h e y were m y age ,
evening and disclosed the org an
M
rs.
L
u
d
w
e
ll
M
oore
of
P
ortla
nd
.
iza tion o f <i H u ra l E le c trific a tio n
M r. and Mrs. L. R. C a rpe nter and
4-H club. It had been planned t<» j
daughter Luana o f Forest G rove.
f organize that evening, bat o w in g to
Mrs. M. T. Bates and daughter
the absence o f the co u n ty c lu b '
Norm a o f Gaston. M iss W inona
No m a tte r bow la rge o r sm all the leader. I.. E I'r a m i . w ho was ill,
N ic k e ro n o f D ayton.
m em o rial you select m ay be. we w ill the fo rm a l o rg an izin g was post
T otal of 1945 acres in the east j
m ake e ve ry |Missihle e ffo rt to make it poned A le ctu re and demon d ra tio ii end of the cou nty have been signed ,
M rs H ilm a Lovegren. w h o has
tr u ly b e a u tifu l O n ly th e fin e st n ia t e r iill oil some o f the facts about e le c to w ith d ra w fro m the proposed
and w o rkm a n sh ip w ill go in to it. In de tr ic ity were given by a man from Peoples’ U t ilit y D is tric t, according j been ve ry il l w ith flu at her home,
sign. likew ise, it w ill be o rig in a l, m odern t he 11 111 boro office of th e P B ' ’ to Mrs. A nna K ru g e r, o f near Beav- , is better. Her daughter, Mrs. John
and d is tin c tiv e . O u r prices are the ve ry company H a rry Sehnudtzer w ill be erton. president o f the W ashington Pearson, has been ta k in g care of
her.
the local leader.
low est possible.
W ord was received by relative s
M em ber - of W ild Wood F o r t- tr y C o un ty T axpa yers' league. The ob- |
I clu b met fo r th e ir fie ld meet Sat- je c tiv e , lie says, is to keep as fre e . o f Eva A lle n (M rs Joh n A lle n i
OREGON M ONUM ENT WORKS i urdav. They set out several trees as possible fro m any a d d itio n a l tax j of her death near San Francisco
burden. Mrs. K ru g e r in H ills b o ro ‘
11 II S T A N N A R D , M anager
i on the* John Sehm eltzei fa rm and
F rid a y stated th a t she w o u ld have
Phone 171
llillsliorc each m em ber was given be. bu nd l
cun id ern ble m ere acreage signed I
I ^1 olliu, I II« 'Idle • ’
« 1 •
( ’ out
on the farm , of the re pe-ctiv • up to w ith d ra w if the plan gives
members. Port Orfe»id cedar, pine; , throu gh , tier o n ly d iffic u lty being
la ck of tim e.
elms and A rizo na cypress were th-'
She is fig h tin g a ll a d d itio n a l tax
p re d o m in a tin g va rie tie s planted by
burdens and bend issues, h o ld in g
Everything in lnsuranre
i the clu b members.
ttia t the fa rm e r cannot m ake it
Phone
171)1 V
336 E. W ashington
Piislpeinc T ill S aturday
under the present burden o f ta x
Business m eetings of the Che- atio n Mrs. K ru g e r calls a tte n tio n
| halem M o u n ta in Potato club, .m l to th-- large interest b ills ye a rly on
o f the W ild Wood Fore* try clu b p u b lic bond issues.
scheduled fo r this F rid a y evening
have been postponed u n til S a tu r
K m , In k O ffic e r
day evening, as some of the mem
OH EGON S T A T E C O L L E G E .
hers «ere in a play to be p it -entce! Corvallis. A p r il 14 K e ith K ru ch e k
F rid a y evening .it T ig ir d
high ef H illsb oro , freshm an in E nglish EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
school These m eetings w i ll be a ’ at O regon State college, was chosen
SPECIALIST
the G I*' A tro p s home».
a lu m n i secretary o f C a utho rn clu b
John Sehrneltzer and M i - Helen 1 at the re g u la r annual election
G LA S S E S F IT T E D
,7 —fJfcpw
Schniedtrer \ rated th e ir ranch in • C a u th o rn club is one o f the fiv e
eastern Oregon la • week On thci
Knom 3
m en’ dormitories at O regon State.
way home they
t««pped at C o r
L n m m e rtla l N a tio n a l Bank A nnas
v a llis and brought the fore’ - tr y :
H ills b o ro A rgus contains a ll th(
H-'urw
Fhonea
trees, w h ich had been prcviou .-ly » news o f H ills b o ro and the s u r
9 .R0 n i to 12 na
Fe-'iden«*«»
ordered, home’ w ith them
ro u n d in g com m unities. Read 11
to 6 p. m.
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H I. Lek.is of P ortla nd , and am i keep In fo rm e d on w h a t I:
fo u r sm all c h ild re n were hou. c happening a t home.
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Cherry Grove Couple Observe
Golden W edding Anniversary
Funeral Home
John Boeckli to
Speak Rock Creek
Locker Box Talks
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Shower Given for
Mt. I Ionic Bride
HUGH LEWIS CO.
International Harvester Co.
Trucks and Tractors
NORGE
Farm Implements - Parts
Selfridge Furniture Company
Acres Signed to
Oppose District
Memorials of True Beauty
cz/. LASTING
TRIBUTE
CONVINCE YOURSELF!
RUSHLOW
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
M. D.
ÍT
LOOK!
For Three Days Only, a
"Tilings Arc a Lot Better for
Mol her and Me!”
MONARCH
F a cto ry lle p i’t v n ta lix e W ill lle iito iis lra lu
“ We
got ibi a little fa rm out on the edge o’ tow n.
A p p le tre e . Ih iw e r.i a nd e ve ryth in g . Not very big
or very grand, hot pb iity to r the tw o iil'u .i. B ou g ht
and paid fo r— n io s tlj out o 'm y r,livings.
“ M a n y ’s the tim e M o th e r and I have boon th a n k
fu l fo r the ten aide ra v in ’ habits o f a life tim e, I
w o n de r m at w lu it w o u ld have happened to ti i
when I lost my iob back in ’32 if I h a d n 't had a
tid y sum in my ,s aving,". account «it the C om m ercial
N a tio n a l Bank. But th a t’s a ll w a te r over the dam
— w e're et an' seen re fu r the rest of o u r liven . . .
an' my advice to v oti is save a p a rt o' w h a t you
make, re g u la r a c lo c k w o rk .’’
Commercial National
Bonk
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In Washington County '
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Unusual IJenionstration
S e t.
in e lm lin p el i e, ami
Kilt ci v ai e
Thursday - i riday - Saturday
A p r il IC, 1 1 and 18
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W t al. o rlcmon.-lr-tte MONARCH « ombination
W ood ami Electric Range;.
DRIVE th e car
t h a t h a s E V E R Y T H IN C
LDSMOBILE has e v e ry th in g you I w a n t
’ it to have— does e v e ryth
rvth in g
ir you
vnu w a n t
it to do! Ju st take the w heel and let the
car itse lf convince you. A n d w h ile y o u 're
d riv in g , Jearn w h a t H means to have
K nee-A ction, S u p e r-H y d ra u lic Brakes,
C enter-C ontrol Steering. T h in k w h a t it
mean9 to have a “ T u r r e t- T o p ” B o d y w ith
Safety Glass standard all around. E v e ry
th in g .. .at a lo w p ric e ,. .th a t’s O ldsm obile!
O
Make the COMPAR-O-GR4PH Test! U .o
thi’ quirk, hundy device to check Oldemoblle’e fea
tures end vetoes... to compere other rare of eimiler
price with Oldsmobile. Come in end get your copy,
free, or write Old» Motor Work», Landing, Mt. h.
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d e l u e r t d f u l l y « q u tp p « d A O m e r a l M o to r « V a lu e .
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M OTORS
IN S T A L M R N T
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LESTER IRELAND & Co.
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Hillsboro Motor Co.
Jem ea
W hitelaw, Prop.
Hillsboro, Oregon
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