Printing-
203 Ne ip Families
linin' lu IlilM x iio liKrruHri
Loral Payroll* and Aihla
to Loral Pronprrlty
A dded as N ew P aid -in Ad van«
A rgus Su b scrib ers from
January 1 Io May 31
W ith W hich is Com bined the H illsboro In d e p e n d e n t
Volum e 13, No. I!»
Hill boro In d ep en d en t
¡boro, O regon, T h u r day, Ju n e 25, 1936
E stablished 1873
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Helvetia Boy
Scouts Meet
Proverb No. 2
R egular Sessions Set; M is.
C onnell T nlks nt Club
« H r
M u
Jo h n
M
l>a«l<l»un)
m i .vi- i i a Joseph Wenzel call
cd oti m um * of hi:. Buy Scout . who
will iittcud C ourt of Honor .it Hill
hoi o coin t hoi in « F riday night M> I
Wenzel I - ultcnditig uniim i .school
in P ortland, w here hi* Is taking U ,
of (> extension woi k He expected
to have to go to E ugene hut the
P ortland eou« s • g i v e s t h e same
w ork and he will have hand prae« |
life and .scout meeting** as usual
here.
S unshine club met at the horn**
of Mi C larence Meek w ith Mr
J II Davi and Mi Floyd H affety '
a sisting host« •.< s T h irty th r e e i
m em bers and nix visitors w ere I
present Next m eeting will he w ith
M is Ja sp e r K effer Ju ly 15. Mrs.
Thorn.i- Connell w .r a v isito r r« p-I
n tid in g the county federation of
clubs, and guve an in terestin g talk
on w hat the.se groups w ere doing
She gave the history of the Coff<*e
11 i h
It ■ ,t i •. d 42
years ago w hen th ere w as a group
< f men volunteering th eir services
w hen a fir«* broke out. so th<* w om
en of H illsboro form ed a club .so
they could serve coffee to th e men
.»fter a fire Any m em bers, who did
not show up to help w ith th«* lunch,
w ere fined 10 cents.
Mr and Mi Slrnon H ershey and
Mi Fibber vi ited Mr and Mrs
H atty Holten (L im a T u rp in ) at
B onneville Sunday.
Mi
Irene K orn of Yakima.
Wash
w ith her children. R obert
and K athryn, are .spending th e su m -i
J u t vacation w ith th eir g ia u d p ar- •
e tits . Mr and Mi: C E K«>rn.
C arol W enger, a stu d en t from
W hitm an Colleg«
W alla Walla.
Wa h . i, tu rn ed home last week for
th«* sum m er \ acation.
W« t Union unit lust to L aurel
Form el
Union at L aurel Sunday (
13 to 11
la* «’« r Z iiit I mt is very ill at a
hi spital in P ortland He had to
have a hl«n»«l transfusio n Monday,
and hi p.m nLs. Mr. and Mrs W il
liam Z ürcher, w ent to P o rtlan d to
he w ith him
Mt Joe Her.* In y of Hacona is a
patient at th e S m ith hospital in
H illsboro this w eek. No visitors
allow ed at pres«*nt.
Mi T urk, w ho wa.. a patient at
I)r S m ith's hospital, is co n v ales
cing at his home.
School Directors
Elected at Bend
I B y M r« O
II
The proverb a n sw e r is
My nam e is
A ddress
(S av e U ntil Six C arto o n s Appear»
Proverb Rules
Each w eek fur ¡1 period of six w eeks th e H illsboro A rgu
will p rint one of ¡1 series of cartoons rep resen tin g som e well
know n p ro v erb or saying.
Homecoming Held
at Mountain Top
C o n testan ts solvo the p ictu re puzzles by w ritin g th e p ro
verb that th e car toon suggests o r illu strates in th e blanks b e
low the pictures
T h e prize*, totalin g $10 in cash, will be aw ard ed those
*«*nding In co m plete or n ear co m plete pictur«* sets w ith th«»
h, • and most ap p ro p riate an sw ers to th e pictu res published,
and « ith er paying th eir ow n su b scrip tio n f«»r a period of one
year « 1 s«*euring one new* o n e-y ear subscription to th e H ills
boro z\igus In ca. e of tie. jud g in g will be ex ten d ed to neatness
¡«ml p resen tatio n of m aterial
Cart« < n.s rh o u ld not be sen t to the p ap er u n til the series
is com plete.
O nly one an sw er may b«* given to a picture.
O nly one m em ber of a fam ily will be given a prize, th e
aw ard going to th«* perstm in th at fam ily su b m ittin g th e best
set.
Th«* answ ers may be w ritten in pen, pencil, p rin ted or
ty p ew i itten.
re te rw o n )
P.END A nnual school election
PRIZE
wa held M onday even in g T w o
F irst Prize
i -\v d irecto r w ere voted in to re-
t lace W ilharn H odm an w ho re- |
Second
Prize
.tied and Will Holtz w hose term
i xpired Alvin Maly tak es Mr
T hird Prize
Holtz
place as chairm an of th«*
school hoard and If. L. E isner fills
Mr Hielrnati's vacancy Mrs Hrel-
inan resigns ¿is clerk and E unice 23 at 7 p. ni. in th e F irst M. E
M itchell is « xpected to fill the v a church at T igard Session w ill bo
cancy.
tw o hours long and e x ten d over a
Mr and Mrs W W eaver and Mr period of five weeks. Classes will
t left Friday meet each T uesday and T hursday
for a several days’ stay at the W. L T om linson w ill be th e in
W eaver-G holson sum m er cabin in structor.
the m ountains m ar Mt Hood
Call E xtended
Mr and M is W illiam H ielm an
A rail has been ex ten d ed to the
and san R obert w ent to B attle Itev P. Sehans of S ehefflin. to fill
(•round. W.i.*‘i„ S unday to visit the vacancy In th e p asto rate of the
n lativcs.
St. P au l's L u th eran ch u rch The
Donald Tollcfson. w ho was ill at pulpit w as form erly occupied by
his home is m uch im proved.
itev. F. W esterkiim p. w ho served
Alv in Maly I« ft Ju n e 15 to Jo in th e ch u rch n ear Six C o rn ers for
the national guards at C am p C la t 17 years.
sop for tw o weeks.
F arew ell G iv en
Mr. Ered W eller and tw o d au g h
David Fonk, a S herw ood youth,
ters retu rn ed J u n e Hi to C lifton,
w here tin y and Mr. W eller a re left W ednesday to Join a train in g
spending t h e sum m er, ¡«fter a ten- ■hip at the naval y a rd s at San
day visit at th«* h o m e of h er par- D ie g o . Cal He expects to rem ain
< nt. . Mr ami Mis Alvin N inth, and ¡it San Diego for th ree m onths, a ft
fa lb Mi' Wi i b i ■'hi i Wi ■ e r w hich he will he en titled to a
I« y N orth return«, d w ith her fur an 10-day leave z\ group of friends
su rp rised him w ith a farew ell p a r
ind«*finite visit.
ty S unday at R oam er's Rest.
E ntertains Brot her hood
l egion to I'icnle
Mr and Mrs A lbert Scott e n te r
A rgonne Post No. 58 A m erican
tained tin* A lbright B rotherhood
of th«* Evangelical churches of Km- Legion w ill hold its an n u al picnic
t«»n. Laurel and M ountain Home Ju ly 28 at E isner's p ark on th e
T u alatin river. A co m m ittee is m a k
Ju n e Hi w ith a large attendance*.
Mi
E leanor W intcrmuti* of M il
w aukie is pending this week at
th« B rin e Bovvne home.
WTA l irst Aid Class Scheduled
A course in first aid is soon Io
BE A
he available tu WPA forem en and
w orkm en, according to A W. Ayl-
ing, WPA safety engineer. The
classes ar«* scheduled to begin Ju n e
rived a» the hom e of a sister Mrs
J. E C hurchill, S unday to .-pend
the umm er.
Miss F lnigan to M arry
Mi
W anda Finigan, youngest
dauy iter of I.. T Finigan. and Ted
R u t;' lim an of L aurel announced
S . P . R e p a i r » D e p o t , L a y s th en engagem ent a t a w eek-end
p arty at Taft. O th er m em bers of
T rack; G arage D am aged
th e party w ere M rs H. H. Boge
and Miss C ath erin e Boge. F arm -
TIMBER C J C ritenden is the Ingtoii, ,nd Ed H atfield of SchoiJ
I m*w station agent H; has been Mi and M rs Joe N citllhg. Mi
th ird trick operato r at H illsboro Tom Shuck. S tanley S huck and
for several m ontlts Mr. Brickrney- S tanley N eitling of H illsboro jo in
er w ho ha been agent her«* for ed the p arty S unday.
M.
Ju n e H olcom e of P o rtlan d
Heveral w««ks in Mr. B adger-,
plat.* . has been tran sferred to D e was a w eek-end guest a t th e D e
troit He 1 now ¡«t M yrtle C reek ford home.
H elen F rostad of A lbany is sp en d
M arvin Goss of P o rtlan d i> sp en d
ing the ¿um m er w ith his g ra n d ing this w eek at the hom e of an
parent.«. Mr. and M r s
H erb ert I aunt. Mrs. J E C hurchill.
A bout th re e au to loads of people
Goss.
from the M ountain Top church will
R epair Depot
S o u th ern Paeific com pany is d o go to S heridan this F riday evening
ing quit«* a lot of rep air w ork on and attend a revival service co n
the depot and tu rn -tab le, and la y ducted by Itev. E lery P a rrish of
New berg.
ing m ore track s for siding.
Mrs. Logan Moad and d aughters
Miss Joy Sm ith «rf Modesto. Cal . Rosie and L ourena of In d ep en d
visited friends h ere M onday.
ence and F red O tto of S ilverton
Mrs. C hari«' S tanton is visiting visited the A lfred H utchens fam ily
in Rf*.seburg for .several days.
Sunday.
A W estim ber log truck ran into
Mr and Mrs. Sam O tto w ere
th«* front of
W elter's
garage hosts at a d in n e r p a rty Sunday.
I T h u rsd ay night.
dam aging
the G uests w ere Mr. and Mrs. L orrie
| d riv ew ay and front.
Plew s and children Jo h n n ie and
L aV erne K ilburg. Elton Ingraham Ruth. Miss H eldore P eterson, and
! and D elm ar Higgle of B irkenfeld I G eorge Sheldon and d au g h ter D or
; visited in T im ber from W ednesday , othy. all of N ew berg Bob S m ith
| to S aturday.
of P ortland and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
M av ertn c T allrnan is spending the Oberg.
■ w« <*k in Jew ell
Mr and Mrs. Cecil M organ v isit
A large crow d atten d ed the ed Mr. and Mrs. G eorge T u rn e r
dance, given by the O regon L og at N ew berg over th e w eek-end.
ger« her«* F riday evening
Jim m ie P roctor, w ho is w orking
W alter W right left for M ontana in N ew beig, spent th e w eek-end
W ednesday afternoon.
a’ his hom e on Bald Peak.
G eorgette C arcot and C aptain
Mrs. D M M cInnis. M rs Ira G
B unner of San Francisco visited M cC orm ick and K enneth M cInnis
Mrs. C arro t's daughter, Vera G il attended a d in n e r p arty given by
m ore, last W'eek-end.
Mrs L L. M urray and Miss Alice
A rth u r S yverson w ent to his . M cInnis at B eaverton S aturday.
hom e in H azeldale S aturday.
Mr and Mrs. G ra n v ille E verest
Vera M cElroy of B eaverton v is and g ran d ch ild ren Eloise and S h e l
ited Emm a Leopold several days don R ockw ell w ent to N ew berg
last week.
M onday and w ill rem ain to h a r
vest th e ir ch erry crop there.
PotaUi p lan tin g began on the
m ountain last w eek. A n u m b er of
farm ers finished p lan tin g w hile
others have not started.
Mrs. Lee H erm an and d au g h ter
( B y M r B ir d M r('< > rm ie k )
S andra of P o rtlan d sp en t from F ri
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN
The day until S unday w ith M rs. H e r
M ountain Top hom ecom ing all day m an's parents. Mr. and Mrs. G ra n
Sunday was a splendid success. The ville E verest. Mrs. E verest en ter-
ch u rch room s w ere beautifully dec- t a . ’.c d w i t h a d in n e r S unday Mr.
c r a h d w ith large baskets and vases and Mrs. Em il T ouser of P o rtlan d
of cu t flow ers. A ch ild ren ’s day i w ere am ong th e guests.
program w as given as follows: re- | K m n e th and L eonard W hitm ore
citatio n s by G eraldine O rnduff. left T uesday for the Dick E ichner
D ale Wood, Donald Tykeson, Je a n ranch n ear B urns to w ork d u rin g
O rnduff. B cvery Colins. Z ane Wood. harvest.
H elen Mae G uenther. C harm ain | Mrs. E. C. W ohlschlcgel e n te r
B runson. P atricia K otera. M arjorie tained w ith a fa th er's day d in n er
H anson and C lauda Wood: songs Sunday. H er fath er, L. V. H ulit, and
by th e Ju n io r and Young People's fam ily w ere guests.
classes: a play by Iva S tew art. : B uck H eaven H istorical society
Jean and M asie B urt, V'lvian Z eig m et at the school house M onday
ler, Eldon H avem an. A rth u r S tew evening. H istories of several of the
art.
Lloyd G uenther, C la r c .ie pioneers w ere handed in by the
, Wood. D onald T ykeson and B e. - ; stan d in g com m ittee.
ei ly C ollins Special n um bers in the i
evening song services w ere by the 1
Lewis sisters of N ewberg. Mrs
W illiam Morse. Masie B urt and A r
th u r P arrish . Rev. Speeee of M oun
tain Home d elivered the evening
<Ry M i»« M a r th a V a n d e rz a n d e n )
m essage.
Those w ho cam e from a distance
ROY A large crow d atten d ed a
i to atten d the hom ecom ing at M oun m iscellaneous show er given in th e
tain Tup w ere Mrs. Viola Reetz of Roy hall T uesday evening in hon
C orvallis. Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard or of Miss Edna S usbauer. w ho is
B runson and fam ily of R ockaway, to becom e the bride of C harles
w ho w ere w eek-end guests at the I V andcrzanden next week.
hom e of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ! F lo ren ce V andcrzanden retu rn ed
J. A Brunson. Misses A nn O rnduff to h er home M onday to spend h ; r
and M ary Roscr and Mr. and Mrs. , vacation.
C harles D uyck. w ho has been in
Lacey O rnduff and children of
P o rtlan d . T h ere w ere others from the eastern states for th e past tw o
L aurel. M ountain Home an d D un m onths, re tu rn e d to his hom e T ues
day evening. Mr and Mrs. V andcn-
dee.
M arjorie B runson of R ockaw ay is heuvel of W isconsin re tu rn e d w ith
visiting h ere u n til the F o u rth of hint to spend a few w eeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Ju ly
E arl Edm unds. J r . of P o rtlan d
M rs W F ry e and four children
of P o rtland visited her uncles. Tern is spending the w eek at th e J. M.
V andcrzanden home.
and W 1. Jones, last week.
Mrs. Mills of Las .Angeles is v is
W R Davis visited relatives in
iting her sister. Mrs. F erdinand
P o rtlan d and H illsboro last week
A new 16-foot slide was installed Herb.
at th e M ountain T op school yard
Let the advertisem ents help you
last week.
K enneth R idgw ay of S eattle a r m ake y o u r shopping plans.
Crittenden New
Timber Agent
LIST
$5.(10 in Cash
in Cash
$2.<i0 in Cash
Shower Given for
Roy Bride-Elect
$ 3 .0 0
ing p rep aratio n s for the e n te rta in
m ent of those present, in cluding
sw im m ing, boating, indoor baseball
and horse shoe contests. An in v i
tatio n is ex ten d ed to th e general
public by the post to enjoy the
day w ith them .
P k l l l l ATKII TO KSTID.K S I'IE K IN G
(¡«nl
o n ly a mem««ry.
H e bn- ta k e n ho m e L « th e r M a r ie .
H e r «weet » m ile , w a - lik e a m m ra y
K riy h tc n e « ! n u r li f e a n d p a th w a y :
I V r hel|*e«| yo u (hr«»’ c h ild is h »ear*
< • m fo r te d y«»u (hr«»* Ih c l«»vin»r year»
N b w . «ha» y o u a r e an N o vel abo ve
l»o c o m fo rt ««» w it h «¡od’a lo ve
bea t th e » u n liffh t o f to m o rr o w .
R o ll a w a y lb»-» d a r k eh».id o f » o r ro w ;
I »ee yo u a» a «acred fla m in t r to rc h .
T o h e lp u« on l i f e ’» le m p tio n » m a rc h .
O u r g u a rd ia n antcel, a n d heuc<>n lig h t
T o iru id e a m i le ad ua t h r o ’ th e niirh« ■
So y o u r loved one» m ay p e a c e fu lly die
A n d he r e u n ite d in G o d ’» l ’ a ra d i*c .
M l H I A S I ’ lk R I N G . L a u re l
Junior Festival Draws Large
Crowd to Beaverton Saturday
S ubscribe now to th e A rgus. In
BEAVERTON
M any
p e o p l e gram and bu. me . m eeting. M rs
thronged the -treets in B eaverton Ri.tjert Brow n gave a re „m e of W ashington county $150 a year.
S atu rd ay to w itness th e annual
, re• m onths 50
ju n io r festival parade. G r a n d Mr: Thom as H D enney who cross cents T w o m onths 35 cents.
sw eepstakes tro p h v wa3 w on by ed the plain: by ox team in 184.)
Jan
ice Osfield.
d au g h ter F i of
Mr. o r a and
,
' I , n , ! ' J n '! ,
r O \ r v « o n _ S c a m u e l i
M r.
„ .k
G f ie ld
rst
nd
rs J Jack
Osfield.
F irst
grand
11
i.aurence
J
r
sang
a s o lo . G u i t a r
p r i z e was aw arded to little girls
: and tap dancing concluded
from the St. Cecelia school in mu
th
e
program
.
Mr
D
eH
ann w as re-
(IiMOrporatedl
D utch c . ‘am e pulling a Dutcli
C ollections — Credit Reports
shoe w ith other little girls in D utch
In
costum e riding am id w indm ills in
motion
H airy V etch and A ustrian W ashington T illam ook, Y am hill,
T he flow er show under the d ire c
P olk and M arion C ounties.
tion of the B eaverton G range in the
P eas W anted
P
ersonal
C on tact on C ollections
w ork shop of th e high school cam e
in for its share of attention. G rand
We a rc still in th e m ark et for a
W ash in gton County O ffice
sw eepstakes w ent to Mrs Francis
lim ited am ount. W rite or call us.
Donaldson on a m agnolia blossom
C om m ercial B uilding
w ith m any first and second prizes
A. M. HAND SEED CO., Inc.
8 econ d and M ain S treets
in various divisions. S everal hun-
P h on e 3071
dred people enjoyed the luncheon I
E. Union Ave.
EAst 5535
H illsboro, Oregon
prep ared ar.d served by the local
P ortland, O regon
K iw arns ladies in the high school
lunch room
A very in terestin g program was ! ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I
presented d u rin g th e afternoon in
th e high school auditorium by Miss
M arcelle Renox and her dancing
class. It was repeated in th e ev e
ning. followed by dancing. The
auditorium was filled to capacity
d u rin g the evening.
Credit Bureaus
Í
la th e r Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Doy G ray w ere
en tertain ed at the hom e of th eir
son and daughter-in-law . Mr. and
Mrs John G ray of P ortland, ho n o r
ing F ather's Day.
The R B. McMinn Bible class
held its reg u lar S atu rd ay evening
m eeting at Louis p ark on t h e
T u alatin river. A pot luck sup p er
w as enjoyed before the Bible study
Mrs. Rex D enney and d au g h ter
S arelle of C alifornia a rriv e d in
G arden Home last w eek to visit
w ith Mrs. D enney's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sipe. Rex D enney,
w-ho is in the U. 5. forest service,
has been tra n sfe rre d from S o u th
ern C alifornia to a reserve in the
eastern p art of the state about 80
m iles from Reno. Nev.
Miss R uth Denney, a sen io r in
th e nurses' class at th e M ultnom ah
hospital, spent th e past w eek on a
vacation at the hom e of her p a r
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. D enney.
Su II iiii you c.iii see through
them , yol slriing ¡mil
dm able.
Ciii' m a n u fa c tu re rs have
given you speed to meet
public d em an d . They have
also given you e v ery th in g
known to autom obile m an u
fac tu rin g science to give you
I SA FE driving. Use the speed
of y o u r c a r w isely— heed
the tra ffic ru b ’s and miniin-
j ize tra ffic accid en ts to both
d riv e r and p ed estrian s.
G asolin e - Oil
B atteries
-
T ires
G reasing - A ccessories -
I sincerely
cry pinto
coinfnrliible
Ioniin os n .
try In m ake ev-
n'lturnl looking,
olid resto re last
nonr ¡is possible.
T w o H andy L ocations
R eunion
H eld
Super Service
Station
lllil«.
Second and Muin Sts.
H illsboro
O regon
C o rn er T h ird and B aseline
I’ I h h ic
.'¡ill
A. II. B um 'I i , Prop.
Consider these points:
♦ Your Savings insu red up to $5000.00
u n d e r F e d e ra l plan.
♦ P ut in any am o u n t a t any tim e— e a rn
ings s ta r t a t once.
♦ E arn in g s com pound,
every six m onths.
in
your
favor,
♦ Y our m oney is in a hom e institution,
w h ere it is a v a ilab le w h en n eed ed .
Tualatin Valley Federal Savings and
Loan Association
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Choose «he refrigerator w ith the Press Action
Lazilatch * Combination Bottle and Dairy Rack *
Sliding Utility Basket * Adjustable Shelf * Im
proved Automatic Flood Light ★ Closely Spaced
Shelf Bars * Many other features and refinements.
Selfridge Furniture Co.
P hone 21X
NEW
FULL-TRIMMED
DE LUXE CAB
★ * *
THE ROLLATOR COMPRESSOR
P h on e 501
DENTIST
Comnioi oinl
3,/2%
on you r “ B o n u s” m o n e y
T he an n u al reunion of the pioneer
alum ni picnic of th e W hitford
school d istrict w as held S atu rd ay
J. M. P E R SO N , Mgr.
in th e grove on the school grounds.
S a v in g s A L oan Bldg.
H illsboro
The president, A dam D eH ann, p re
sided d u ring the afternoon pro- ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I
NEW PERFECTED
HYDRAULIC
BRAKES
Service Garage
Dr. P. (i. Brown
A tte n tio n !
w ill y ou find a truck w ith a ll th e se fea tu res a t su c h low prices
Mr/A m /<»«■
LIBERAL C RED IT
VETERANS
O fficials Nam ed
At the annual school election held
M onday evening L. W S h o rt was
elected director and Mrs. A lthea
H aulenbeck. clerk. B oth w ere re-
elections.
Miss Alice C lem ent.
dean o f
m usic at L infield college, has r e
tu rn e d to h er hom e for the su m
mer.
Theo H etu left last w eek for
San Diego, w here he w ill join the
U. S. navy.
DRIVER
PLATES
elected p resid en t and C. M McKay
was elected to serv e his tw en tieth
year as secretary of the alum ni as
sociation.
NOW HERE ELSE IN THE WORLD
CO U RTEO U S
I ItANSI'ARKNT
Section 2, Pages I to 8
H illsboro A rgua E stablished 1894
DOWN PAYMENT
AS LOW AS
$500
MOTOR
360
with increased horsepower,
increased torque, greater
economy in gas and oil
FULL-TLOATING
REAR AXLE
with barrel type wheel
bearings on lj j - t o n models
CO.. D E T R O IT , M IC H .
G EN E RA L M O T O R S IN ST A L L M E N T P L A N -M O N T H L Y
$
NEW HIGH-
COMPRESSION
VALVE-IN-HEAD
ENGINE
PA Y M EN TS T O S U IT Y O U R PU R SE
AND UP. / »St price of the hn/f-hm
nt
Flint, Michigan. Special equipment extra. Prire.n
tiimicd in thif nib t rtinemcnt are lit t nt Flint*
\tiihifin n, and subject tn change uithout notice.
H illsb o ro M o tor Co.
Ja m e s W h itelaw , P rop.
31 8 - 33 2 E. M ain St.
Phone Day or Night 4 11
H illsboro, O regon
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