Page Two
H IL L S B O R O
Association
Community Workers Health
Event November 20
Named for Red Cross
A R G U S , TTTLLSRO RO , O R E G O N
Miss C atherine Boge
Hillsboro Roys
of E. Hat field
Return from Trip Bride
At an im p re ssiv e e ere m o n v last
Sunday a fte rn o o n at S cholls M oho
Orient Saturday disi
c h y ie li Mu- C a th e rin e Huge
All W ashington county doctor*
w ill he guests at 6 .10 p in Friday.
N ovem ber 20 of th e, Wa
, County"r H ealth » association at the
’ .iitin iil ’doelors '• dinnf-r to b e h e ld
this y ear in H illsboro Pharniaex
ng r« om l»r. C F Muon of
I Beaverton, m em ber of the state
hoard id d irecto rs of th e O regon
: Tuberculosis association, w ill act as
chairm an.
G uest sp eak ers are Dr 11 C are» .
m edical d irecto r of P o rtlan d pub-
i lie schools, w ho has ju st re tu rn e d
: front the A m erican P ublic H ealth
t convention held m New Orleans.
¡1 a., and w ho w ill tell of th e mod-
, ern tren d in public h ealth w ork
The other sp eak er i s Dr. Scott
G oodniglit of Dr. J B Ifllderback >
child clinic, w ho will discuss in
fan tile paralysis.
Thursday, November 12, I9P.G
1 uhrse G roup Meets
T urkey Shoot
Lohesi- C am pfire
g ro u p
m et
Shooting mali-li ut H elvetia »tore.
Tucsduy at tin- home of Mrs 1. E ¡ No» »»inbei 22. b e g in n in g at 10 a
10 IO|)
Francis amt planned to m arc h in m
the A rm istice pai.nl»- E lsie M artin
T urkey sh o u t
and Alice I’irie will ha V ■ tlu-ir
HOI til ASS It MHO
At Halin G i m e p a ik . S unday.
I ii em akers', diiqii-r Tin1 »day al lile
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Glllp
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Selfriilge
¿1111101' high school.
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Radio Tithes
h e .g m e t h e ,b r i d e o f Fd.U ard Ihit
tn ’ld. son * of J
I latitali
iatlii
of \ \ .it lin e r linpti»» inn - *
^R obert Filing.- n and • S tanley
Red Cross m em bership roll call
Kreit.- retu rn ed Suturd.i» from a Scholls. Rev
A
11 iw tliOi' ne of I
begins this week, and all county
W illiam W aeliner. w ho wa- iu-
m
onth's trip to the O rient on the H illsb o ro o fficiate d
persons are requested to pay m em
I Jureil tw o w»-»-ks ago in an uulo-
steam
ship
"G
eneral
S
herm
an."
The»
The bride, who was given
berships to solicitors in th e ir own
w orked, as w aiters on the ship m arriage by her father w ore a 1 , I m obile accident, is reporled m uch
county, a s W ashington county's
P o rts they visited w ere Vokohuiua w hite satin gown w ith full length im proved and w ill soon be able to
Phono 953
: H illsboro
quota has been raised to $151X1
and Kobe Japan: Shanghai and tram and veil S he e a rn e d a b o il- | leave Jones hospital.
Mr. Norman, county president,
FUNERAL D lltF C T O Ith
Hongkong. China and Manila. P I quet of roses and bouvardia.
M
lnrt
lix
le
r
Im
proving—
has announced th e follow ing com
The boys w ere particularly im
•m l
A lbert To. n-r. who has In-i-n at
T he m ild of honor. Miss W anda
m unity chairm en:
pressed w ith the m ilitary displin F iiugan. in lavender satin and the Jones hospital for som e tim e, i -
I K FNSFD KMRAI.MKKS
A nnual Hom ecom ing and Roll-
C edar Mills B B. Reeves.
in
Japan,
w
here
streets
a
re
filled
b rid esm a id s. Miss Esther huge, in much im proved
B ethany G erm an Baptist
Rev. Call m eeting of Phoenicia Temple.
with m eter lorries e .n iy in g J a p aq u am arin e satin, and Miss Dora
Theo. A. beg et; B ethany P re sb y I’y th ian Sisters, w ill he held at the
n t r x n t c r x i n isr. s i n ì r z i □ r t u u u t a i u n i x u i t a i n u r x-
anese
soldiers
They
w
ere
in
te
r
W ithyeomtie in peach satin, ear
K. P. hall Friday night. AU m em
terian Rev. IL Ci Dickman.
ested in th e sham bayonet practice t ied old fashioned nosegay
bou
Phillips M ethodist
Rev E. J bers a rc invited to attend, o r if
aboard Japanese w ar ship--, w here quets L ittle Misses M argaret and
T raglio P hillips Evangelical Rev. im possible to be present to send a
the soldiers w ore protective w ood M .m nne Putnam , quit«- colonial in
message
11. M Fresenhorg
en m asks and fought each other ankle length rose colored s i 1 k I
A v aried program of vocal and
Helvetia Mrs .1 M. Davidson.
w ith wooden guns The boys w ere dresses and nosegay bouquets, w ere
N orth Plains Mrs. Hazel Wiede- instru m en tal music, dan cin g by a
also
in tlie terrib le storm that did the flow er girls
class from a well know n dancing in
w iisch and Mrs Tom Stiguni.
so m uch dam age in the P hilippine
The ring - bearer.
little
Pat
Colum bia Academy D istrict—Mrs. structor. readings, etc., w ill be p re
Islands. The ship w as at sea and t'.isey . w ore a Fauntlei oy suit of
sented.
.
F ran k Jackson.
the
force
of
the
storm
broke
port
black and w hite. T he groom, best
C om m ittee in ch arg e o f t h e
M ountaindale—Mrs F F L em ing
holes, flooding th e ir sleeping q u a r man and ushers w or,» d ark b u si
m eeting co n sistso f M esdam es Agnes
B anks—Mrs. F red Wolford.
ters,
and
sw
ept
away
part
of
the
ness
suits.
Miss
L
au
ra
Fritch,
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
of
Brown.
Ella
Wohler.
Lena
Donel-
D illey—Mrs. M an e Penn
Raym ond Casev was best man.
C herry G rove Miss Lillie S w an son. Vesta K anina, E tta Johnson, Mr. and Mrs A nton F ritch of W ab rail on the second deck The shit»
eno. Wis.. and Thom as C onnell, son docked at San Francisco the end and Ted R utschm an and Ashley
and N ellie Fayram .
son.
Tem ples from th e co unty have of Mr and Mrs. Thom as C onnell of th e week and the boys cam e Dickinson J r . w ore ushers
Gaston Mrs. Jam es B aker and
of Hillsboro, w ere m arried W ed hom e by train.
D ecorations w ere very effective
been invited to attend.
Mrs. A W. Anderson.
nesday at V ancouver. Wash. Dr
w ith the front of the church re p re
I.aurelw ood V. V. F.rntson.
senting
an a lta r w ith seven can
and Mrs. R alph D resser atten d ed
S e h e fflin — Mrs. K enneth B iers-
them.
delabra of seven candles each and
for
dorf.
The couple re tu rn e d to H illsboro
I bankings of palms, ferns and potted
Leisyville—Mrs. Lillie H anley.
l
plants
to
announce
th
e
w
edding
an
d
then
B eaverton Rev. E arl B. Horsell.
Mrs. Olga H arding played the
M etzger Mrs. F W Conklin.
D avid Hill ch ap ter of D A. R
Mr. and Mrs. T. W M cDonald left for S ilv erto n to visit Mr. and
T ualatin Mi's W. R H aw x h u rst and Mrs. H. E. S tap les retu rn ed Mrs. C arleto n H ande. T he b rid e is met at the hom e of Mrs C K Wells prelude on the violin, accom panied
tlie
th e piano
p ian o by h her
e r fa
father.
th e r. M
Hr ; 1
T igard- Mrs V. D. Calw ay.
W ednesday from , a tw o w eeks’ a n u rse at Jo n es hospital, h av in g N ovem ber 4 Mrs. G Boone H ard I on iger
M iss M inerva F u lle r sang. 1 1
Forest G rove—Mrs. D orothy S ey trip to C alifornia. M r and Mrs com e h ere from W isconsin last May. ing. s ta te regent, m ade her offieial Sing»
"I
I
ove You T ru ly " S h e w as ae- I
m our
M cDonald v isited in San Francisco She is a siste r of Mrs. A. J Foelki»r visit. She gave the m ain talk of com L pan
npanied by Mis* Mildred James (
Hillsboro—M rs F C. M cK inney and Los Angeles, d ro v e to B oulder of Hillsboro.
the afternoon, telling of her visit Miss
es pluyixt the w edding
W atts—Mrs Isabelle W arrens.
as official delegate from O regon to m arch Jam
Dam. D eath Valley. C arson City.
, .
by L ohengrin
G lenwood -Mrs. G. L. M cCutch- and L ake Tahoe, re tu rn in g along (, 0 1 t e e
the C ontinental C ongress in W ash
A fter tlie cerem ony a reception
en.
the Redwood highw ay and coast
ington. D C . in A pril Shi- gave a
held in the parlors of Un
Shady B rook—Mrs. Rose T ru itt. ro u te Mr
general outline of special projects c was
h u rc h to a b o u t 200 relatives and j
Sherw ood — Mrs. O tto S chalten- ter. Mrs. J
the various chapters in the state friends
Mrs H Casey. Mrs It |
brand.
o th er sister. Mrs. M E. B row n in
P rogram at th e Coffee club m eet a re interested in f o r this year.
Scholls—Mrs. L W. Guild
O akland, and frien d s at C arm el. ing Friday afternoon w ill be in Especial m ention w as m ade of the Moore and Miss Evelyn H atfield |
presided
at th e refreshm ent table. I
L aurel — Mrs. Jo h n M ulloy and M onterey, and San Francisco.
charge of th e D ram atics d e p a rt part the D. A. R is doing in th e
by Miss Helen Bagnell and I
Mrs. A Schmidt.
The M cDonalds w ere m uch im m ent w ith Mrs H. H S tan n ard as restoration of t h e
M eLoughlin assisted
Miss A lta C lark On a special
Jack to w n —Mrs. W. F G em bella. pressed by the size and en g in eer hostess. H ostesses for the afternoon house in Oregon City.
tab le the w edding gifts w ere d is
C ornelius—Mrs. J. W. Peabody.
ing of B oulder Dam. Thev w ent w ill be M esdames Lloyd Brown. J
Mrs. H oward P A rnest, past r e played
V erboort—F a th e r Jonas.
dow n in to th e dam on th e N evada F B uckland. F red C aldw ell, and J. gent of W ahkeena ch ap te r in P o rt
They left im m ediately for a short I
G reenville—Miss B ernice H erb. side an d saw’ th e offices and m a O. C ran d all All m em bers a re urged land. and present state custodian,
w edding trip to C alifornia
On 1
B uxton—Mrs. Jessie Meyers
chinery. and saw th e in stallation to attend.
led the chapter in th e pledge to the th e ir re tu rn they plan to m ake th e ir ■
M anning—Mrs Ja c k Benefiel.
of th e th ird rotor. O nly Los A ngel
The business m eeting w ill be flag and the D aughter's Creed.
home on th e ir farm n ear Scholls. .
G roveland—Mrs. J. Seheeler.
es and B oulder C ity a re now’ being called at 2:15 at th e ch am b er of
M arjorie Wells Sim pson sang sev
Tall, graceful shapes with beautiful patterns.
The bride is a g rad u ate of Hills
G ales C reek —Mrs. V. G. Jam es.
supplied w ith pow er, but th e ca com m erce room s, and th e program eral solos and Mary M anley played
boro
high school and atten d ed Pa- '
H illside— Mrs. C arl C lapshaw .
pacity of th e dam w ill supply w ill s ta rt at 3 o'clock.
a piano solo.
Colored stems. Stem ware that will add to
cific university She is a d au g h ter
T im ber—Mrs. A llen F K night.
pow er for 14 cities th e size of D e
Tea was served. Mrs. Idylla Man- of M r. a n d Mrs. H. H. Boge of
Wilson D istrict — Mrs. R ichard troit.
the beauty o f any dinner ta b it
ley. regent, pouring.
Farm ington, aud is well know n in I
Hunger.
O ut of tow n m em bers present this com m unity.
K ansas C ity—Mrs. W illiam M arr. C onvention H eld—
w ere Mrs. Sam uel O lds of B eav er
Cordials, wines ( j sizes) oxktails, slurb
• blits,
T hatcher M rs Fred Haney.
R ebekah district convention No.
ton of W illam ette ch ap te r and Mrs.
P u rd in —Mrs. E lm er Purdin.
Has B roken B a rk —
29 m et w ith S unshine No. 21X5 at
L
aura
E.
C
u
rrin
of
Y
am
hill
ch
ap
all
in
new
fall
patterns.
R
eception
and
dance
honoring
H azeldale—Mrs. W. P Brooks.
W ilsonville N ovem ber 5. w ith May-
Mr. T esm er of Gaston is at th e (
F arm ington—Mrs. W illiam P u t Malloy. chairm an: H iim a G arde, Ju d g e R F ra n k Peters. G ran d M as ter. M cM innville O ther guests in Jones hospital recovering from a '
te r of th e M asonic G rand lodge of cluded prospective m em bers a n d
nam Jr.
easy to shop"
vice-chairm an; H a z e l W eidman,
broken back, resu ltin g from a faJI
A loha-H uber—Mrs. Jam es Welch. secretary . T he p resident. E stelle Oregon, w as given F rid ay ev e : the heads of the local w om en's in a hay loft.
n in g at the P o rtlan d M asonic te m patriotic organizations
Reedville—Mrs. A. M. Jannsen.
t.u
..
.
n
.an aUit.
Weed, w as presen t and gave a talk.
Mrs. Burlingame at ll>e,pital—
G arden Home—Mrs. W. J. Mc- The follow ing lodges w ere re p re ple by 58 lodges of P ortland. A bout
tw en ty couples from H illsboro a t
Loughlin.
Mrs R obert B. B urlingam e u n
sented: T ualatin. S unshine. R ain tended. am ong them J. H M urton. Conference at Klamath Falls—
W hitford—Mrs. F Lobenstein.
-s» w-i ■
Mrs Zola M organ, state presi d erw ent a m ajor operation W ed
bow-, T igardviile. an d sev eral v is d istrict d ep u ty g ran d m aster, and
dent of the B usiness and P ro fes nesday at Jones hospital, and is
itors. The convention w ill m eet Mrs. M urton.
sional W omen's club, w ill leave to convalescing nicely.
w ith T ig ard v iile n e x t y ear.
night for K lam ath Falls, w here she B azaar D ecem ber 9—
E n tertain ed at L uncheon—
M r. and Mrs. K ingsley P erk in s will attend th e S o u th ern O regon
4-y/ W isirR fi
L adies' z\id of the M. F church
Mr. and Mrs. P au l P a tte rso n e n
tertain ed a t luncheon A rm istice and tw o ch ild ren of Richm ond. Cal., B. P. d istrict conference over the w ill hold a bazaar D ecem ber 9 at j
w
ere
guests
last
w
eek
of
Mr.
w
eek-end.
S
everal
o
th
er
local
m
em
th e church.
Day. h onoring Mr. and M rs. E arl
Snell of Salem . O th er guests w ere (P erk in s' grandm others. Mrs. A. J bers w ill go to K lam ath Falls S a t Mrs. Wohler III—
P
erk
in
s
and
Mrs.
B.
P
C
ornelius,
urday
and
atten
d
th
e
conference
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. M acK enzie and
Mrs C hester W ohler is convalesc
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V erne M cKinney. and o th er relativ es. Mr. P erk in s is
ing at Jones hospital from an op
w ell know n here, w here h e spent Miis Lytle Hostess—
S ecretary of S tate Snell w as sp eak I his
boyhood days.
Miss M arion L ytle en tertain ed eratio n perform ed Monday.
e r at th e A rm istice D ay program i Mrs.
C. E W ells and Mrs. W. her ¡»ridge club w ith a d in n e rp a rty O tt F ractu res Hip—
in th e V enetian th eatre.
G. H are w ent to Pacific C ity S un- M onday evening at h er apartm ent
C D. O tt of G aston is at Jones
Mrs. Miller Honored—
P revents ru stin g of mo Mr. and Mrs. J. H M urton e n i day to close th e ir cottages fo r th e in t h e W ashington hotel. Mrs. hospital w ith a fractured hip.
j w inter. T hey re tu rn e d by w ay of C harles Ellis of P o rtlan d w as a
to r block and ra d ia to r terta in e d w ith a b uffet su p p er in Seaside, w here th ey v isited " Dr. special guest.
B illie Sim pson of P ortland was
honor of th e b irth d ay of Mrs. Floyd
core.
guest over A rm istice Day of his
M iller of P o rtlan d . A rm istice Day and Mrs. H ow ard Wells, m ak in g a Give F a re v e ll P a rty —
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. G ates will cousin. E ddie Wells, at th e C. F.
guests w ere Messrs, an d Mesdames 310-mile trip an d arriv in g nam e at
Insures p ro p er cooling M iller. J. J. Ruble, and R. J. Scearce ; 8 o'clock.
en tertain this evening for Mr. anti Wells home.
Miss
C
lara
Lee,
w
ho
has
been
In
of all p a rts of th e m otor. of P o rtlan d . A lf O. Jo h n sen o f For- , th e H utchinson hospital a t N ew Mrs. O rvel Edwards, w ho leave
tom orrow for B aker Mr. and Mrs
est Grove, D onald M egargel. A r
berg, w as bro u g h t hom e last w eek P ete B erke of R oseburg will also
nold Jen sen an d B. M. G oodman.
P revents overheating.
T he kind of w e a th e r y o u ’re driving in
(and is convalescing at the hom e of be present
Benefit Supper at Aloha—
h er m other. Mrs. W R. Clapp, of Mrs. Cook Improving—
Osteopathic
puts a big prem ium on the e ar th a t's in p e r
A cafeteria su p p er w ill be served j rrorth of H ilsboro.
Physician and Surgeon
fect
condition. Vet you can have just such a
Mrs.
C
laud
Cook
underw
ent
a
We have ju st installed new from 6 to 8 p. m. W ednesday by
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford S h o re of
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
th e ladies of St. C ecelia's parish of C upar. Saskatchew an. C anada, v is m ajor operation at th e Jones hos
c a r— one t h a t ’s read y for every em ergency
flushing equipm ent.
B eaverton at th e G range h all at ited Mr. and Mrs. J N. W iley W ed pital last Thursday. Dr. A O. P it
P hone Office 861
— if you keep it u n d er the tra in ed a n d
man operating. S he is im proving
Aloha.
nesday of last w eek on th e ir way nicely.
R esidence 862
C om plete jo b w ith
w atchful eyes of our a tte n d a n ts. Each time
(to C alifornia for th e w inter.
you drive in here, they note the sound of
M rs B M. D erry of O ttaw a. C an
ada. left S u n d ay night fo r C ali
y our m otor, th e h e a t of the ra d ia to r, th e
fornia. a fter an extended v isit h ere
Cooling System
condition of y o u r tires, the stre n g th of your
w ith h er bro th er, J. N. Wiley, and
fam ily.
m otor oil. T h e y ’ll w arn you w hen a n y th in g
| Mrs. A. L. B rock is visitin g h er
goes w rong . . . and, if you choose, th e y ’ll
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eattle,
of th H em
« OUIll suggest ieetlin g . slster-
ln? quite
Mrs one
V ernon
ahn be-
of
Annual Roll-Call
Phoenicia Temple
On Friday Night
Donclson SC Sewell
STOP HERE
Miss Fritch Bride
of Toni Connell Jr.
ì 0
B £ 5
Bopular Toiletries
Bridge Brizes
Remedies— I)rug Sundries
B ’ * rescription Service
State Regent of
D. A. R. Visits
Hillsboro Residents
Visit Boulder Dam
SI It V II
I’lione •IX ' '
H illsb oro Pharm acy
Club Meets
Fl'illa>' Afternoon
STORE
V o ii’ i'i- g o in g Io got
iiio r o v a lu e th a n .von
hop ed f o r . . . a n d
pay less Ilia n yon
e x p e c te d .
SP()R T COATS
lie g ,
price .'j>l2.!L‘i
$-1 A -0 0
10
GLASSWARE
( H hi I' m th a t
C rystal cut
S te m -W are
$19
16
sîü *,
Organization-
Radiator
Flushing
75
Bargain Back
of Dresses
G rand M aster Peters
Honored at Dance
¿*RET í ¿
W l - I't -
i ■>
u.
g. price $7.95
and $9.S5
'.oo
GO Mt S
BAi/zuî n s Shop
ini I
E M Barnes, Prop.
H im
IlilMxirii
PREPARE
for WINTER
Dr. Wm. E. Hinds
EVEREADY
Poultry Wanted
CLEANER
an d including reverse
flu sh in g of ra d ia to r
and block
s2 .50
SAH N O W
GARAGE
C lean C om fort Stations
D rinking F o u n tain s
T hird and L incoln St
P hone 271
fix it safely, e x p e rtly w ith the aid of m odern
facilities.
H odgen - B rew ster
T urkey
F inishing a n d
F a tte n in g
M ash to y o u r T hanksgiving
birds.
W il buy your tu rk e y s or
dress and m a rk e t them for
VOll.
M ountaindale is at th e B rock hom e
d u rin g h er m o th er's absence.
Mrs. R. C. V aught of Y akim a.
Wash., is v isitin g h er sons and
d au g h ter-in -law and friends h ere
this w eek.
| S unday school w o rk ers’ confer-1
ence of th e H ilsboro M ethodist
church was h eld in th e p arsonage;
Monday.
A m er L ath ro p of C ottage Grove,
nephew of L. P. H arrison, w as a
S unday and M onday visito r at th e
H arrison hom e in Hillsboro.
Mrs. C. E. L y tle is v isiting h er
1
son
K ingsley an d fam ily at Rose-
Seed - Wool - Poultry
j burg.
Telephone 3061
Mrs. E. L. Moore, w ho h as been
l ill for about a m onth, is rep o rted |
' as im proving.
Mr. and Mrs. R ussell T isdale
spent th e w eek-end in P o rtlan d
w ith Mr. and Mrs. H arm on.
SERVICE
F o r all cars day or night
“Let's Figure We'll Want $1000
for a Trip Abroad in 5 Years"
( »»mplete Motor
C om plete L ubrica
Tuning. ( heck-up
tion Service
Battery and
P roper W inter
G rade Oil
Ignition ( heck
B rake T esting
Wheel A ligning
Why scatter d u st and germ s all
through th e house w hen you clean,
i use an E lectro lu x clean er an d air
purifier. For com plete hom e reno- (
vation. free d em onstration.—C all or
w rite B. R. K ane, H illsboro. P hone
2621Y.
39tf
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¿» n N/
1 6 -5 0
2 4 - 7 5 *5»
TELL US how you want to save and we’ll
figure out a plan for you.
Tualatin Valley Federal Savings and
Loan Association
J. M
A arlngi A Ixtaa Bldg.
We Have Every Im por
t a n t W in te r F a s h io n
Hillsbor»
For Home I inaiicing Funds See An Insured Association
i n
E veryone youmr and
old has a Rood w ord
fo r th is d e a r s p a rk
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1931 Chev Sedan—
R adio and H eater.
Six Wheels and T runk.
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Ju s t Rebored.
Rum ble Sent, New Paini.
C hoice of Two.
New Paint, Good Tires.
1931 Chev Coach-
1931 Hupp Spt. Coupe
1932 Chev Sedan-
1930 Durant Sedan—
1929 Plymouth Sedan
1929 Studebaker Sedan
A Good Fam ily C ar.
1934 CMC T ru ck -
Long W heelbase, Duals.
Low Cost T ransportation.
See the beautiful, improved new
1937 CHEVROLET
P E N N E Y 'S
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The coats you'll need for every occasion this
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trim med and lovely fur trim m ed m odels! See
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1936 Ford Tudor—
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S ta r t w ith any sum from $1.00 up. Come in and
ta lk it over, or phone or w rite fo r ex p la n a to ry book
let.
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318 - 332 E. Main St.
CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE
Phone Day or Night 444
Hillsboro, Oregon
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