T h ursda y, May 7, I9.”»(»
Page Six
Cornelius Church Will Honor
Mothers; Silver Tea Saturday
Blooming Folk
Hold Festival
* Hv Mi«* P„r„th»
C O R N EL IU S M o th e rs day w ill
be observed S unday at th e M F
ch u rc h w ith special n u m b ers h o n
oring m others T h e oldest m o th er
present, th e youngest m other, the
m o th er w ith th e larg est fam ily,
and th e m o th er w ith th e largest
fam ily present, w ill be given s p e
cial recognition T he p ro g ram w ill
| be from 10 to II.
Miss l.o ra G ary of Scofield, w ho
has been em ployed in P o rtla n d for
the w in ter, is spending several
days w ith Miss M argaret Cooke.
Tea Saturday
M. E. W om en's Home M issionary
society w ill hold a silv er tea at
th e hom e of Mrs. G eorge W ilcox
S atu rd ay afternoon, beg in n in g at
2:30. A short program w ill be g iv
en. All ladies of th e community
a re cordially invited
Veld» Stark Queen; Union
to Meet May 13
(By Mm. E. W. Hinrichs)
BLOOM ING About sev en ty -fiv e
persons atten d ed the M ay day fes
tival sponsored by th e B loom ing
4-H S ew ing club in W ashington
p ark in P o rtlan d S unday. F lo r
ence M eyer placed a flo ral crow n
ui»ii Vclda
Stark,
th e
cl sen
is asked to c o n trib u te Mrs. B ertha
W eidew itsch is in charg e
Mis. J a k e V an d erv an and M is
E dgar S h a rp w ere hostesses to the
L adies' A lta r society of th e St
.A lexander ch u rc h at the hom e of
M is
V an d erv an T h u rsd ay a f te r
noon B usiness m eeting w as fol
low ed by a card party T h irty -o n e
w ere present
Miss D orothy Cooke acted as
lib ra ria n for M is
Edna R ussell
on W ednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Anderson Honored
T h e F ern Hill L adies' club met
at the hom e of Mrs Ed M aurer
T h u rsd ay A show er was held for
Mrs. F red A nderson A bout 25 la
dies w ere present. N ext m eeting
w ill be in tw o w eeks at the hom e
ot Mrs P h ilip h^alsch.
Class Friday
A flow er m aking class w ill be
held F rid ay a ftern o o n from 2 to
i 5 at th e L. K F iske hom e and
in th e ev ening at th e hom e of Mrs
Sam M ellvaine.
M rs S ophie Jo n es of P o rtlan d
is a house guest of th e H, Jo n es
fam ily.
Y oung
| T h u rsd ay ev en in g t h e
P eople's clu b of th e St. A lex an d er
ch u rc h m et at hom e of Mr an d
Mrs W illiam VanLom .
Mrs. W illiam M ann is confined
to S m ith 's h ospital w ith in flam m a
to ry rh eu m atism .
S he had h c r
queen, and a g arlan d o f sp rin g
blossum s w as hung ab o u t her
neck. Jo y ce M artin and C arol V oel
k e r w e re th e queen 's a tten d an ts
and Je a n e tte B randaw , M argaret
K oehnke an d D oris S im m ons se rv
ed as pages. Each m em b er of th e
club p resen ted th e q u een w ith a
g ift follow ed by a re citatio n a p
p ro p riate fo r th e occasion. E velyn
F a r e w e ll P a r ty H e ld
K rah m er an d M yrtle H in rich s w ere
M rs E rw in S a lm o n
w as h o st
flow er girls, w ho p reced ed th e
ess at a farew ell p a rty at her
queen to h e r throne, strew in g
hom e W ednesday for h er sister-
flow ers in th e p ath of th e proces
in-law , Mrs, A. L. B rock, w ho
sion.
w ill leav e som etim e in May to
Mrs. Hinrichs Honored
m ake h er hom e in M ontana. Mrs.
The ladies of th e
L u th era n
Ray S haw road tw o poem s w rit
church su rp rised Mrs. E. W. H in
ten by Mrs. O. O sborne eom pli-
richs w ith a p a rty at th e parsonage
m en tary to Mrs. B rock A large
A pril 28 in celebratio n of h er
farew ell c ak e w ith t h e m otto,
birth d ay . P resen t w ere M esdames
' F arew ell, but not goodbye" was
H erm an R uecker, G eorge S im antel.
a ttra c tiv e . P resen t w ere th e h o n
H enry H ering. Jo h n K am na, H en
or guest, M esdam es Ray T rites,
ry G urske. A lb ert K rah m er, F red
M art H erm ens. L ester M ooberry.
K rahm er, L. H ackett. A lb ert H er
F. O 'D onnell, W illiam V anLom , F tonsils removed Friday
gert, A nna H ergert. R ich ard M oel
D ooher. F ra n k F isher, Ed Wolfe,
Graduation May 14
ler, Em il B randaw , E rn est H al
Ray S haw , P e te S u sb au er, M ike
E ighth g ra d e g rad u atio n e x e r
4 PAJAMA suit of comfort and beauty, Pattern 8403, can ba
lauer. Jo h n S tark , V erona Hel-
S u sb au er, G eorge W ilcox, Edna cises w ill be held at th e M E
made with long sleeves if you want to make it In outing flan
mold, G eorge M eyer, M ike N eu
Russell, L au ra Jackson,
A rth u r ch u rch on T h u rsd ay evening. May
nel and be warm and cozy. Sizes 4 to 16 years, and 34 to 43
m ann. R udolf Mevcr, S ophie Brel-
S p iesehacrt, P aul M elanson, Joseph 14 at 8. Rev C h arles Reed w ill
bust Size 16 requires 4 *i yards of 35-inch material, with long
je, L eonard M uhly, F red Muhly,
F inegan. H. Jaeo b sm u h len . O O s give th e address.
sleeves and '.4 yard contrasting.
Louis N eukirk, F ra n k lin K o c h .
borne. J o h n Peabody, A lice Mc-
Mr. and Mrs. F V andehey and
Jo h n K oehnke, "G ran d m a" B rel-
The white collar of the charming little dress. Pattern 8320, may
C or m ac an d E arl Hobbs. M isses fam ily hav e m oved to Roy.
je. F red M eyer. W alter Demmin,
M aud N elson. L enore S ahnow of
be removed for washing, and the frock is equally attractive with
M. E E p w o rth L eague held a
B ertha D em m in, C. W illiam H e r
S ehefflin. G u in ev ere B rock a n d p a rty at th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs.
long sleeves. Available In sizes 4 to 12 years. Size 8 requires
gert, H en ry Haase. W ill Stevens,
D elores Sahnow and th e hostess. I F O. S hay F rid ay evening.
yards of 35-inch fabric, with % yard contrasting for collar,
W illiam H ering,
E w ald W eich
T h e follow ing w om en from th e
M iss M e la n s o n to M a rry
cuffs,
and
sash.
White
collar
l4
yard.
brodt.
H erm an
L iebenow , C arl
Miss M arie M elanson e n te r ta in L u th e ra n ch u rch atten d ed th e co n
Easy to launder and comfortable to wear, the youthful house
S ch ild h au er, Miss H elen S im a n te l1
ed a g ro u p of frien d s F rid ay eve- , feren ce of W om en's M issionary
frock, Pattern 8317, is n favorite with the young housewife.
and a larg e group of children. The
n tn g at her home. At court w hist F ed eratio n of th e A m erican L u th
Available in sizes 14 to 20; 32 to 42. Size 18 requires 4Vs yards
afternoon w as spen t in playing
M iss O leva B erger w on first and • e ra n ch u rch in P o rtlan d last T u e s
of 35-inch fabric with t4 yard contrasting.
cards and visiting.
Miss Floy W right second. F o r re- ■ day: M esdam es Ed B ietclspack. C
Mrs. P earson of H illsboro has
Ted Wilkins, F W.
To secure a PATTERN and STEP-BY-STEP SEWING IN
fresh m en ts th e gro u p w ent to th e I Peterson,
been w o rk in g for Mrs. H e n r y
hom e of M rs L ester M ooberry, ) H erin g an d H enry Jaeo b sm u h len .
STRUCTIONS. fill out the coupon below, being sure to MEN
S chuerm an fo r th e past tw o weeks.
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1 w h ere th e din in g room w as done
TION THE NAME OF THIS NEWSPAPER.
Sponsor Aid M eeting
in p astel shad es w ith tu lip candles. ning w ith Miss W ilma H am elm an.
Miss O leva B erger w ill teac h at
M in iatu re tu lip s announced th e e n
Mrs. R udolf M eyer sponsored a
gagem ent of Miss M arie M elanson R eedville ag ain next year, and
m eeting of th e local L adies' Aid
FA SH IO N BUREAU. 11-13 ST E R L IN G P L A C E
to Jo sep h M orrissey. C lev er gam es Miss M yra W eidetw itsch has been
in th e b asem ent of th e church
BRO O KLYN , N. Y.
,
• w ere played, d irected by
Mrs. reh ired at H eywood.
A p ril 30. Mrs. L eonard M uhly w as
J o e M orrissey of S alem sp en t
M ooberry. Miss M elanson unw ound
elected tem p o rary ch airm an . Mes
E nclosed find
cents. P lease sen d m e th e p a tte rn s
! a s trin g leading to su rp ris e m is- th e w eek -en d h ere.
dam es C arl S ch ild h au er, Ew ald
Junior Aid to Meet
■ cellaneous sh o w er gifts. Mrs. F.
W eichbrodt an d W illiam H ering
checked below , a t 15 cen ts each:
L u th era n J u n io r Aid m eets thia
D ooher san g tw o songs w ritte n by
w ill serv e on the v isitin g com m it
P a tte rn No. 8403
Size
Mrs. M attie S m ith in honor of F riday aftern o o n w ith M rs W il
tee d u rin g May. M esdam es E rnest
Miss M elanson. Misses E laine and liam H am elm an A M other's day
H allauer, V erona H elm old and
K ath leen C aldw ell sang a song p rogram w ill be observed
P a tte rn No. 8320
S ize
M ike N eu m an n w ere delegated to
D ick L aF ollette. w ho w as r e
P resen t w ere M esdames W. Poole
p re p a re g ra b bags fo r th e school
P a tte rn No. 8317
Size
| and E. D eaville of H illsboro. G. tu rn e d from th e D oern b eeh er h o s
and S u n d ay school picnic to be
w a s
G ibson of F orest G rove. F. Dooher. pital T uesday, w h e re he
held
M ay 31, an d
M esdam es
N am e
F. O 'D onnell. W. V anLom . M Mel-
G eorge M eyer and Jo h n H aase
, anson, T. W ilkins, A B rock and
hav e ch arg e of a rra n g em en ts for
A ddress
■ L ester M ooberry. M isses
J u lia
th e noon m eal.
C
ity
.....
S tate
Jo h n so n of P ortland. O leva B erger.
M r and Mrs. H erm an R u ecker
) M yra W eidew itsch. E velyn Reed.
and fam ily visited th e H enry
H IL LSB O R O A RG U S
Floy W right. E laine and K athleen
R uecker fam ily at S alem Sunday.
C aldw ell of H illsboro. M a r t h a
Mises
H elen B uck,
C aroline
S
p ieschaert, and M arie M elanson.
Wood, H elen. D orothy and C lara
B ir th d a y C e le b r a te d
H elm old. V elva H yde an d Mrs.
a t C o rv allis. Mr. V ance, h ead of
Miss M arg u erite Ja e o b sm u h len I
V erona H elm old visited at th e
E w ald W eichbrodt hom e M ay 3 in
se c re ta ria l d e p a rtm e n t at O regon w as honored w ith a b irth d a y p arty i
honor of E len o re’s b irth d ay .
S tate college, p re se n te d D o ro th y a t h e r hom e on F rid ay evening |
G uests
w ere
Musses W innifred ■
Six applications for m em bership
M artin w ith th e in d iv id u a l state M ilbranc!!, M arjo rie M cC orm ack. i
w ere
received by
th e
Young
(By Mrs. O. H. Peterson)
m edal. T h is is th e second sta te D elores Sahnow . V irginia C h artrey ,
P eople's society of th e L u th era n
B EN D —A lvin M aly w as p leas m ed al M iss M artin has w on th is R u th P rice. G eorgiana Jones, B etty
church at a m eeting M ay 1.
a
n
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su
rp
rised
at
his
hom
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S
a
tu
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D olm onte an d th e honor guest.
P u p ils of th e B loom ing public
y ear. S h e receiv ed th is a w ard for
an d Iow a H ill schools atten d ed d ay ev en in g in honor of his b ir th h av in g th e best sco rin g on p o in ts M essrs. C lifton O p pcnlander, Her-
day.
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i b e rt H uson. T om m y S elfridge, B ud
th e m usic festiv al in H illsboro
Mr. an d Mrs. H. L. E isn er an d in sh o rth a n d th ro u g h o u t th e state. dy E rickson. F rancis S chm idt and
M ay 1.
M iss L o u ise H arriso n , also of B illy H am elm an.
ch
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ren
.
H
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er.
Mrs.
Mrs. Maurer Hostess
T ig ard , ra n k e d seco n d only lack in g
C le a n - I 'p P la n n e d
F ern H ill L adies’ clu b m et at Jo e B aggenstos an d Jo h n , B en n ie th re e p o in ts of D o ro th y 's ratin g .
C em etery board m et M onday
th e hom e of Mrs. M a u re r A pril an d M ary. A rth u r S teinhoff, L ew is T his is th e sev en th consecu tiv e
30. A pot luck luncheon w as se rv A m stad. E m m a. M ax an d A nna y e a r th a t Mrs. E lw e rt's team has ev en in g at the M. E church. Work
ed at noon follow ed b y a .shower W elk. Jo e K usie. Jo e B aggenstos. placed first in th e rad io s h o rth a n d for "clean -u p " before M em orial
day to begin and each lot ow ner
fo r Mrs. F re d A nderson. T h e r e C lau d ia S tein . M r. and Mrs. Jo h n contest.
an d ch ild ren . Iren e
m a in d e r of th e day w as sp en t in R oshak J r
A g ro u p of ten stu d e n ts from G O N E !— T H E H IG H C O S T
sew ing q u ilt blocks fo r Mrs. M au r W ilson an d A lv in M aly Sr., and
er. M esdam es A nna S h ip ley and Mr. and Mrs. M aly an d d a u g h te r T ig ard , in clu d in g a boys' q u a rte t
OF S T O M A C H T R O U B L E
B
etty
Jean
.
Jo
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K
usie.
Jo
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B
ag
co n sistin g of M arvin F inley. D on
K a‘ -' S h ip ley and M isses O rpha
D on't pay $2.50 to $5.00 for r e
SI.' .ey a n d L ouise M a u re r of genstos an d A rth u r S tein h o ff fu rn - ald H ite, Jo e F o w le r a n d Bob lief from stom ach pains, indiges
.ished th e m usic, p lay in g accordion M oore (p laced fo u rth » ; a g irls'
K .llsb o ro w e re guests.
q u a rte tte , w ith
M illie
B ecvar, tion. h y p eracid ity . T ry D r Em il's
L u cille and P a tric ia M ann spent an d violin resp ectiv ely .
F ran ces G holson. G lenora Spous- K ath lee n R am sby, H elen B all and Adla T a b le ts - 3 w eeks' tre a tm e n t
last w eek w ith th e ir g ran d m o th er.
only $1. R elief or y o u r m oney back.
M rs. D uncalf, w hile th e ir m other, ta. E m m a C lark . P h y llis W orten- V era F ish singing. E n tere d in th e —K ra m ie n 's P alm D rug S tore.—
M rs. W illiam M ann, of C o rn eliu s dyke, H elen an d Alice Johnson. g irls' h ig h voice g ro u p w as M illie ! Adv.
B eu lah P eterso n , B erth a and M ar B ecvar: piano. M arjo rie B olough.
w as ill a t th e hospital.
g a re t B aggenstos. P a tty G holson T h e acco m p an ist w as P eggy O 'N eil.
U nion M eets M ay 13
B loom ing F a rm e rs’ U nion w ill of th e local school p resen ted a T ig ard h as sp ecial reaso n s for b e
m eet in th e schoolhouse M ay 13. Ja p a n e s e d rill, d ressed in J a p a n in g p ro u d of Don H ite, senior, w ho
P u p ils of th e B loom ing school, ese costum es, a t th e M ay day w on first place in th e boys' solo
w ho h av e received re a d in g c e r c e le b ratio n a t th e T ig a rd high division. Don sang in co m p etitio n
w ith boys from G resh am , P o rtla n d
tificates from th e O regon C h il school.
d re n 's Book L eague of th e sta te
T ig ard high school b aseb all team an d o th e r schools. T h e g ro u p w as
lib rary , a re A nita K rah m er, O r d efeated F orest G rove M ay day ■ d irected and ch ap ero n ed by Mi is
v ille and E sth er M eyer, J e a n and 8 to 0 T ig ard has w on all th e ir F ran ces N ash, m usic in s tru c to r at
1929 OLDS COUPE—
T ig ard h ig h school.
B everly H ergert, D oris Sim m ons, b aseb all gam es so far th is y ear.
and V ernon and D eE tta G ray.
C o m p le te ly
re c o n d itio n
M rs. J e n n ie F antazzi, w ho has
Miss
L ena W ende
from St. been visitin g at th e h om e of h er
ed. G uaranteed
Joseph, M o , arriv ed at th e home sister and m o th er, Mrs. Jo e Ju ch e-
of h er sister, M rs H en ry S c h eu er m ich and Mrs. Em m a F in n , r e
O. K. used c a r
m ann, M ay 4 Miss W ende plans sp ectiv ely , for sev eral w eeks, r e
an ex ten d e d stay in th e w est.
tu rn e d to S an F ran cisco recen tly .
Mrs. W ilhelm ina S im an tel a r
T ig ard sh o rth a n d class w as p re
riv ed A p ril 30 to m ake h er home se n te d w ith a larg e silv e r tro p h y
1926 CADILLAC SEDAN
in O regon. S h e w ill d iv id e h er A p ril 25 a t th e sh o rth a n d contest
—
Seven-passenger. Nice
tim e betw een her sons, C arl of
N o rth P lain s and G eorge of C o r
c o n d itio n , new paint, new
neliu s Mrs. S im antel w as fo rm
ru b b e r. M e c h a n ica lly O.
CANDIDATE FOR
erly a resid en t of S cotland, S. D
K. G uaranteed
Republican Nom ination for
S u b scrib e now to th e A rgus. In
O. K. used car
STATE
SENATOR
W ashington county $1.50 a y ear
S ix m onths 85c. T h ree m o n th s 50
cents. T w o m onths 35 cents.
tf
Birthday Surprise
at Bend Saturday
CJ
JUMV
No
Relaxation
AP
1931 CHEV COACH —
G uaranteed
O. K . used car
V O T E FOR
W. F. YOUNG
of Sherwood
C andidate fo r
D e m o cra tic
N om ination
-'A ’.
'sf.
fo r
County Clerk
/
J- A - Thornburgh
Stands For:
"N o in crease in taxes. — No new
com m issions.
No
ap p ro p ria tio n s
isb in gton county resident 18 that a re not ab so lu tely necessary.
R educe tax es by c u rta ilin g e x
>. • T axpaying farmer in Ore
penses,
Not a tool of an y boss,
to years. ’ E xperience include:, group nr faction — W ill consider
e v e ry bill on it., merit', an d vote
ars as school teacher. I years for th e best in te re sts of th e stale
E veryone Is a ta x
re of P eace at Sherwood, In an d county
p ayer. e ith e r real, personal, in
ire b u sin ess 10 years.
tangible. gas. in d u strial accident,
autom obile, d riv e r's license or o th
e r tax .
E very d o llar spent m in es
(Paid Adv.)
from you, th en let's ru t out u n
n ecessary spending.
Will legislate
acco rd in g to bu sin ess p rin cip les."
(P a id adv.)
There can never be any re
laxation of vigilance in the
business of supplying a com
munity with water. Espe
cially for d rin k in g p u r
poses, from the angles of
both health and constant
supply. And from the stand
point of general domestic
uses and industrial needs.
It is the sole business of this
company to see that water
is at your service no m atter
what hour of the day or
night you want it.
Peoples Water and Gas (Jo.
R. E. W IL E Y , local m anager
¡tre a te d foi his ears, is rapidly im-
proving ut his hom e He is the
Koy
sm all son of Mr. und Mi
1 .uF ollette
Mr and Mrs W A G oodin and
Mrs M artha M aun w ere duuici
parly guests S a tu rd a y ev ening ol
Mrs M. ii v W ard of G aston
Miss M artha S pieschaert re tu rn
ed from S h erid an last w eek, w here
she had been visiting her sis te r .
Mrs F rancis V anl.on. and family,
Special M other's
Program at Oreneo
(My Mri
ORENCO
Hugh R u'dgttg)
will h r a
T here
G lo s s
Mrs. M ary B each w ent to F orest
G rove last w eek to live w ith her
daughter, Mrs. H N. Robinson,
for aw h ile
TO
Mr. an d Mrs E. H anks of Rigby,
Idaho, a re visiting h er sister. Mrs
A C. P arks, und o th er relatives
Mr and Mrs Albion Kolek and
A lfred H anson left last w eek for
S acram ento, Cal . w h ere th e m en
I ask y o u r su pp o rt a t tho
a re em ployed
p rim a ries May 15 fo r my
T h e baseball gam e S unday b e
tw een O reneo and A loha w as c a ll candidacy fo r
ed off d ue to rain.
Mrs. R achel B loom field of S h e l
by. Ohio, sister of M rs S I. C ar-
l.vle. a rriv e d last W ednesday from
P asadena, Cal . w h ere she spent
th e w in ter, to visit a few w eeks
w ith re la tiv e s in O reneo and F o r a
I am a fa rm e r a n <1
est G rove before re tu rn in g to her
d a iry m a n and 1 w i l l
hom e in S helby, Ohio.
fig h t to p ro te ct the fa rm
M rs L au ren ce G. Hill atten d ed
th e fu n eral of her uncle. H iram
ers’ interests.
W Scott, at Forest G rove S unday
Mr. and Mrs. R alph M orris of •
I believe 1 n keeping
Longview . Wash . and Mr and Mrs
dow n taxes and t h e
A. C. T ay lo r of P o rtlan d w are
costs o f governm ent.
guests of Mr and M rs W II Ring
S unday
I am in fa v o r o f g iv in g
H elen W ilfert w as bro u g h t hom e a
from
Jo n es
hospital T hursday,
the people the ben e fit
and is convalescing from a m a s
o f B onneville pow er.
toid operation
Mrs. L ydia T e rn 'll a n d
Mi
I will su p p o rt th e P re si
N ellie Mason of P o rtlan d and the
dent ami the New Deal.
W E A nderson fam ily of Boring
v isited M rs W F H u n ter Sunday
Mr and M rs O tto 11 • Ed
RICHARD G.
w ard. E sth er an d a friend from
P o rtlan d sp en t the w eek-end at the
A dam B ella hom e
Bride-Elect Honored
M rs L. H cnnulls an d M is O tto
Sherwood, Rt. 4
L oehdcn e n te rta in e d w ith a b ru tal
show er W ednesday ev en in g at the
(P aid Adv t
E rank
W arren home, h o noring
DEMOCRATS
State
Representative
SCOTT
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Republican Candidate for
C O U N T Y CLERK
Primary Election May 15. 18311
—Oregon I nivrrslty Law Grad
■ate.
—Four year» Se, retary of Port»4
land Civil Service Board under
Ex Mayor» Simon, Rushlight
and Albee.
— Year» of experience in eommei
rial and muideipal boukkrrp
ing and auditing
— A u d ite d B o o k » w ith M ax t i a n
d a ll
fo r
W a x h ln g to n . B rn to li
and Columbia («until-»
—Cost Accountant in Washington
County Englnrer'a o ilier
(P au l Adv»
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THE MOST AMAZING
USED CAR VALUES
1930 FORD DEL-SEDAN
— R e b u ilt m otor. G u a ra n
teed <). K.
$<
285
used c a r ........
LOW EST PR IC ES — M OST
C O N V EN IEN T TERMS!
1928 WILLYS KNIGHT
COACH — E x cep tio n ally
w e ll cared fo r. M u st he
seen to he
$-
a pp re cia ted ..
165
1928 CHRYSLER SEDAN
1928 NASH CABRIOLET
Sporty
fo r
young A m e rica
$■< Off
1933
tru c k to haul y o u r b erry
crop to m a rket.
Priced rig h t
EVERY CAR A REAL
BARGAIN
— O wned by local busi
ness man. M any m iles o f
44 RFC*
JL ■
good
—Cheap
tra n s p o rta tio n
SA VE
HQlî
Jxdt)
MONEY—BE
SURE
O F SA TISFA CTIO N !
350
FORD TU-DOR—
T h o ro u g h ly
re c o n d itio n
ed. G uaranteed
O. K. used ear
( w O tf
,$Aff A
V ITA L PA RTS C A R E
1929 NASH
SEDAN—
L ig h t six. Looks
good. Runs good
$O
ff w
XiO
ALL P O PU L A R M AKES
AND M ODELS!
1929 NASH SEDAN —
Special six. D ual ig n itio n .
Good fa m ily
FU LLY RECO ND ITIO NED!
^2l75
192« DURANT
-— Runs w ell.
Good ru b b e r
CHEV
A LL PO PU L A R M A R LS
AND MODELS!
1929 CHEV COACH —
fi-cy lim ler I ra n s p o rta l ion
a t low
$«
cost ......... ............
195
SAVE MONEY—BE SURE
O F SA TISFA C TIO N !
1935 CHEV TRUCK —
Run less tha n 50(1(1 miles.
1 0 - p ly tires. S ix - in c h
wheels.
O verload springs
V
SEDAN
125
SEDAN —
A perfect ca r fo r the dis
c rim in a tin g
^ ff
buyer
f t>
1933 INTERNATIONAL
PICKUP — H ere is the
CHEV COUPE —
A ir wheels. R um ble scat.
O .K . m e ch an ica lly. G u a r
anteed O. K .
$<
used car
A LL
TUPPER
U Í CHEVROLET DEALER
tra n s p o rta tio n
1930
Rock Creek Folk
Wedded 25 Years
1928 DURANT TU-DOR
REM EM BER — T H ESE CARS
G UA RA NTEED OK!
1931
pr
cial serv ied in observance of M oth
er's day at the O reneo com m unity
ch u rch S unday m o rning at
It
o'clock M rs F .1 K o rt/e b o rn ol
H illsboro w ill be guest soloist
Mrs. 11 A M itchell e n te rta in e d
nt a b irth d a y luncheon F riday,
honoring Mrs. F. IL L eary of
P o rtlan d . C overs w ere laid
for
eight.
Miss E nid A d d in g of V ancouver
spent th e w eek w ith M rs C alvin
Miss Viola W arren lie freshm ellts at tile Jack S to lle r lim in ' at B e th
w ere served to a b o u t 70 guests any S unday night
Rev. S cheldt H onored
The bride-to-be received m any
Rev. E J. S cheldt e e le b ru trd
lovely and useful gifts.
his 78th b in Inlay a n n iv e rsa ry »fL
Miss E thel Bella is spending a Ihe limile of Ills d au g h ter. Mi J
couple of w eeks w ith frien d s in I,mils Z uercher. S unday T w en ty -
Pol Hand.
four cam e to c e le b rate
M is I’ ioi I M axw ell and d a u g h te r
Mr and M is lien la 11 and fa m
B onnie of P o rtlan d spent Hie w eek ily visited Mr and Mrs A ndrew
with Mr. and Mrs W II Ring.
Leu of B ethany Sunday M r. A u
di e w I a n . w h o ha . b e e n ill la
hom e from the hospitul and Is
m uch Im proved
E arl Johnson, w ho lias been
very III. Is hom e from the hospital
and is I , c n v e r ln g .Iaculi G rò- 10,
lily Mr«. Trunk I'.aolilt)
w ho u n d erw en t an o p eratio n at
ROCK CHEEK A party
was SI V incent’s h ospital a few w eeks
given in honor of Mr and Mrs ago. is im proving
M ik e W aefler s 25th w edding .0110
v ersary at th e ir hom e S atu rd ay
O u r classified colum ns m ay hav e
night. A bout Ml atten d ed Mr and Just w hat you a re looking for
M rs W aefler received m any love Read them .
If
ly and useful gifts.
U pper grades of Rock Ci ek
school w ith th e ir teacher. H erb ert
Scheldt, atten d ed th e music festiv
al at Noil h P lains Friday Mr.
S cheldt rep o rts th at th e festival
wus an im provem ent over lust
year's.
Mr. and Mrs. A be Z uhler and
fam ily atten d ed a su rp rise parly
1929 FORD COUPE —
Runs good.
Good ru b b e r
,<
^‘t 75
1929 CHEV COUPE —
Low m ileage .
cal to
operate
EVERY CAR A REAL
BARGAIN!
Economi-
$200
1929 FORD COUPE —J
LOW EST
PRICES — MOST
C O N V EN IEN T TERMS!
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Looks w e ll.
W o rth the money JL m M (
VISIT US FOR BETTER VALUES -TODAY!
H ills b o r o M o to r C o.
James Whitelaw, Prop.
318-332 E. Main Street
Phone Day or Night 444
Hillsboro, Oregon
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