H IL L S B O R O
Honor Couple
at Mt. Home
on 45th Year
(By M abie B. Allison)
MOUNTAIN H OM E- Mr a n d
Mrs. John Davis w ere honored by
th eir neighbors last Sunday with
a com m unity dinner following S u n
day services at t h e Evangelical
church Mr. and Mrs Davis have
been m arried for forty-five years
A bout sixty attended Mrs Davis
was given a surprise handkerchief
show er by the ladies present
Mrs. Harold Davis of Sherwood,
w ho has been visiting h er m other.
Mrs A rena C ourtney, has retu rn ed
to her home. Mrs. Courtney, who
has been ill. is im proved in health
E ntertain Neighbors
At the business m eeting of the
Double-Trees, preceding th e C h rist
mas party Friday evening, it was
decided to retain the present nam e
"D ouble-Trees" after several other
nam es w ere discussed. The local
class entertained the Friendly C or
n er class from the Laurel E v an
gelical Sunday school in th e M oun
tain Home church parlors. The
Laurel class held th eir business
m eeting in one room, w hile the
local class held th eir s in another
A fter the business meeting, those
present enjoyed a C hristm as party
Weds Ex-R ussian Count
Word was received here l a s t
week that M uriel T hurston was
m arried to Gregory Lance of P o rt
land. Lance was C ount G regory
Lantzussy of th e Russian nobility,
before the Russian revolution, but
had his nam e changed to Lance
when he came to th e L’nited States
His father was an attach e to the
Russian embassy in Spain in th e
days of Mr. Lance's youth At the
death of his father and elder b ro th
er. he received the title of Count
He served in the A m erican arm y
during th World war. and since has
been foreign represen tativ e of n a
tionally known firm s to South
A m erica and to Spain. Mr. Lance
is an accomplished linguist, sp eak
ing fluently in six languages D u r
ing the recent police convention
in P ortland when th e M exican
police visited th e "C ity of Roses
he acted as official in terp re ter Mrs.
Lance was for nearly tw o y ears a
resident of Mountain Home, w here
she lived on the H arry S aunders
place. She spent h er tim e w hile
living here, studying and w riting.
She has had several stories p u b
lished in magazines of national
circulation, and is m aking a nam e
for herself in poetry circles. She
has had poems in th e New York
Sun. the Kansas City Star, and
other prom inent papers, as well as
in general magazines and th e poe
try journals of th e nation Her
poems have also been quoted on
th e poetry page of th e L iterary
Digest. At the quiet w edding cere
mony, Miss Jean M cIntosh w a s
maid of honor, and Bob Steiw er.
nephew of Senator Stew ier. was
best man. For th e present M r and
M rs Lance are at home to th eir
friends in Portland, w here they
reside, b u t it is th eir intention to
travel. Misses Ju n e and M arjorie
Schmid, daughters of Mrs. Lance
by a form er m arriage, lived w ith
th eir m other w hen she was here,
and w ent by the nam e of T hurston
At present Miss Ju n e S c h m i d
(Thurston) i s attending Oregon
N ormal at Monmouth, and M arjorie
is living w ith a sister of h er fath er
and atten d in g G rand Ronde high
school.
Program Christmas Eve
A nnual church and S unday school
program w ill include a pageant.
"The N ativity." presented at the
Evangelical church on C hristm as
Eve.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jero m e W aldron
entertained over the w eek-end Mr
and Mrs M. J. Dillon. R obert D il
lon. all of M ilwaukie, and Dr. and
Mrs. F. E. F errill of P o rtlan d T he
group spent the tim e w orking on
the private park and sw im m ing
pool on the back of the F errill
farm A dam has been b u ilt in th e
creek, benches, tables, nooks and
trails constructed, and w ild sh ru b s
and plants trim m ed and cared for.
Infant son of Mr. an d Mrs. E d
w ard Aebischer died recen tly w hile
Mrs. A ebischer and th e baby w ere
visiting her relatives at The Dalles
F uneral services w ere held a t The
Dalles.
Officers Named
M ountain H o m e
Evangelical
church and Sunday school elected
the follow ing officers: S u n d a y
school—Edw ard Aebischer. su p e r
intendent: Ray Ego, assistant su
perintendent; Miss Peronice Ego.
secretary; H arry Schm eltzer. tre a s
urer; Helen Schm eltzer. pianist;
Mrs. Ray Ego. chorister; Ernest
Still, librarian
C hurch officers—
Harold Aebischer w as elected tr u s
tee of the M ountain Home E v an
gelical church for a th ree-y ear
period; Richard Joyce, class leader;
John Schmeltzer. assistant c l a s s
leader;
Mrs. H arold
A ebischer,
church pianist. It w as voted to
raise the janitor's salary to $20 a
year. It w as also voted to m ake
In Star Role
ARGUS,
H IL L S B O R O .
Sponsorship of Boy Scout Troop
Uroed of Cornelius Group
[One Ad Sells
Laurel Colt
i By D orothy Cooke)
CORN ELIU S -Civic club m et at
the home of Mis. Joseph Finesan
Tuesday afternoon, w ith M is Alice
M cCormac assisting hostess. Mr
J o h n s o n of P o rtlan d and M r E asier
. of H illsboro spoke on a Boy Scout
sponsoring organization. M iss M in -
erv a F u ller of H illsboro and little
E leanor F inegan sang solos. both
accom panied by Miss Blanche F in e
gan M iss Finegan and Miss V ir
g inia. E ric k s o n played a piano duet
M i' l.o tta Eox of H uber is h elp
ing h er m other. M is L illian B K el
sey. p ro p rieto r of the C h eerie Nook
confectionery d u rin g th e C hristm as
! rush.
Light Big Tree
I C n S aturday, the larg e tow n tree
¡w as lighted. T he stores an d b u si
ness houses a re d eco rated w i t h
C h ristm as trees ond o th er seasonal
decorations
Officers Elected
Young people's society of St.
1 A lex an d er's ch u rch h eld a suc-
. eessful card party in B unning hall.
¡They had a business m eeting T h u rs-
| day night at the A S piessehaert
Edw ard Arnold. Sam uel G oldw vn hom e to plan for a C hristm as p arty .
star, plays th e lead in th e recen t O fficers th is y ear a re G eorge
production of E d n a
F erb er's Spiessehaert. p r e s id e n t; P h y l l i s
"Come and Get It." w hich shows H ulsm an. vice-p resid en t; M ildred
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday V uylsteke. secretary . M artha Spies-
D ecem ber 27. 28 and 29 in th e sch aert. treasu rer; C ecelia K alsch.
V enetian theatre. A rnold stars social chairm an
To Aid in P rogram
w ith Jo el M cCrea and Frances
New Y ear's Eve t h e H illsboro
F arm er.
M. E. ch u rch w ill hold its ann u al
Y ear's service. The local
know n th e fact th at an y one using New
th e church parlor, din in g room or church people p lan to atten d w ith
kitchen, w ill be ex pected to clean C ornelius fu rn ish in g th ree n u m
u p th e place afterw ard as no ren tal bers.
M rs A. J. O liv er w as called to
is charged.
Miss Helen Schm eltzer is home S an F rancisco W ednesday d u e to
th e sudden d eath of h er b ro th er-
from college for th e holidays
Jam es Allison a rriv ed hom e from in-law , E M artin.
P rogram s T onight
C orvallis F riday. He m otored from
M ethodist and L u th era n churches
th ere w ith Mr and Mrs. L. E. F ra n
cis of Hillsboro, w ho had spent w ill hold th e ir a n n u a l C hristm as
several days in C orvallis, visiting programs at 8 o’clock Christmas
Mr. F ran cis’ paren ts and atten d in g
a convention.
A b rief m eeting of th e M oun
tain Home P aren t-T each er c l u b
w as held a t th e school house F ri
day. This organization sponsored a
(Mrs. Louise J. Carter)
tre a t of hom e-m ade candy w hich
BEAVERTON—Election and in
w as passed a fte r th e school p ro
stallatio n of officers of th e B ea
gram on T uesday evening.
v erto n M asonic lodge A F and A
M. w ere held T h u rsd ay evening.
T hey are: Jam es Lewis, w orship
ful m aster: S am uel B. L aw rence,
ju n io r w arden: A ndrew M. K en
nedy, treasu rer; Louis D. S challen-
(By Mrs. O. H. P eterson)
berger. secretary : E dw ard Lusby,
BEND—The local school had its sen io r deacon: R aym ond Lacy, ju n
C hristm as program
D ecem ber 16 io r deacon; E dw ard T aggart, se n
w ith a large atten d an ce T he p ro ior stew ard : G uy W edem an. ju n
gram consisted of tw o selections by ior stew ard : Isaac A sbury, c h a p
th e school h arm onica band, piano lain: Thom as M iller
ty le r
In
solo by H elen Wick, vocal d u et by- stallin g officers w ere H enry E N iel
Helen W ick and H elen Johnson, son. past m aster, and R obert H ol
harm onica trio by P atty Gholson. land re tirin g w orshipful m aster
G lenore Spousta and B eulah P e te r H olland w as presen ted w ith a past
son, accom panied by F rances G hol m aster's jew el by Mr. Lewis. A bout
son on th e piano: th ree short plays. fifty m em bers enjoyed a tu rk e y
"The C hristm as C razy Class." "The d in n e r in th e d in in g room a fter
C hristm as Surprise." a n d " T h e , th e business session.
D rum in th e Snow ;" readings by, Y oung people of the C h ristian
P atty G holson. H elen Wick. K en ch u rch p resen ted a play. "T he
n e t h Schultz. V irginia Tufford. Sign of Piece." S unday evening
Helen Ja n e Spousta. Emm a C lark Sign of Peace." Sunday evening.
T he B ethel C o ngregational church
and B eulah P eterson T he children
received sacks of candy and nuts. ch o ir w as h eard Sunday evening
F rid ay afternoon th e school chil-] in a m usical program , w hich in
d ren w ere given a little C hristm as cluded a can tata "B abe of B eth le
p arty and gifts by th e ir teacher. hem " and o t h e r v o c a l n u m b e r s
Miss F rances Post, a fte r w hich th e | Mrs. Jo h n D obbins will leave for
school was closed for a tw o w eek- C alifo rn ia th e first of th e y ear to
vacation T igard high also closed visit a few m onths w ith h er d a u g h
F rid ay for a tw o w eeks' vacation. ter. Mrs. Kelley.
M rs Louise J. C a rte r left S unday
M onday nig h t th e Lions club of
T igard gave a free p ictu re show for S e a ttle to sp en d a couple of
and program for th e g rade school w eeks w ith h er son-in-law a n d
d au g h ter. Mr. and Mrs. C larence
children and also for grow n-ups.
T igard high played t h e first Palm .
Kiwanians Gather
b ask etb all gam e of th e season last
W ednesday night w ith Scappoose
One of t h e y e a r's outstan d in g
events at th e local K iw anis club
and w on th e game.
M r and Mrs. A lvin M aly e n te r w as held W ednesday evening w hen
tained S unday even in g w ith a d in th e m em bers and th e ir w ives e n
n e r p arty and a gam e of "500" was joyed a pot luck d in n er and C h ris t
enjoyed. P resen t w ere Mr. and m as party. G ifts w ere exchanged.
Mrs. H. L. Eisner. M rs Jo e Bag- Vocal selections w ere given by Mrs.
genstos Sr. and son Jo e J r and H. M Barnes. V irg in ia T alb ert and
John. Miss C laudia S tein an d the Dod Berg, w ith R. C. D oty at th e
host an d hostess. High score- w ere piano The re tirin g president. E l
w on by Jo e Baggenstos Jr. and m er E Stipe, and Mrs. S tipe w ere
Miss Stein, and low scores by Mr p resented w ith a poinsettia D r R
S. W elsh has been nam ed p resi
Baggenstos and H I. Eisner.
B ert M eyer and V irgil M eyer and d ent and W. G. M iksche secretary
T h e m arriag e of Miss M arie Ann
parents. M r and Mrs O tto Meyer,
left S atu rd ay m orning for K ansas Schaefer, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs.
City. 111., w here th ey w ill visit H E S ch aefer of Eugene, to L eo n
ard A dam s of B eaverton w ill ta k e
relativ es sev eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs A lbert Scott spent place at th e hom e of th e b rid e's
Sunday and M onday visiting re la p aren ts D ecem ber 29.
M rs R obert Wood and sm all son
tives in P ortland.
Robert of K inzua a re v isiting at
Mrs. L uethi Dies
Mrs. A nna L uethi passed aw ay th e V. A Wood an d F red O lm sted
v ery sud d en ly T hursday m orning homes. Dr. Wood w ill jo in his
and w as buried in the Rose C ity fam ily h ere on C hristm as.
S atu rd ay evening B eaver chapter.
cem etery in P o rtlan d Monday.
O. E. S gave a C h ristm as p artv
in th e M asonic h all for th e c h il
Cornelius Methodist Church
Sunday school. 9 a m .. Mrs. Mat- dren of th e m em bers. A bout one
tie Sm ith, su p erin ten d en t: classes h u n d red w ere in attendance.
fo r various age groups Young peo
ple's an d ad u lt B ible classes. C hurch
w orship. 10 a. m. Special m usic by
th e young people's choir. L ester
M ooberry. pianist Serm on by th e
pastor. E pw orth League 7 p m
L adies’ Aid. 2 p m
W ednesday
P ra y e r m eeting. 8 p. m . T hursday
—A lexander H aw thorne, pastor.
Beaverton Masons
Elect Officers
Bend Pupils Hold
Yuletide Event
Eve at each church The com m un
ity is invited to join in these serv
ices.
B asaar Success
T him ble club of th e N eighbors
of W ixxteraft held a successful sil
v er tea. bazaar and food sale at
D unning's hall S atu rd ay afternoon
D elores Sahnow
and G eorgiana
Jo n es gave lap dance n um bers and
M argaret Mars (.' Donnell and M ar
garet Ja n e and Tony D ooher sang,
accom panied b> M is F ran k D ooher
People H onored
T hursday evening Mr and Mrs
Mike H enderson, w ho observe th eir
56th
w edding an n iv ersary
th is
month. Jacob C a rrell w ho is c ele
brating his 78th birthday and Mr
..nd Mrs E 0 . Shay, w ho are cele
b ratin g th eir w edding an n iv ersary
in D ecem ber w ere su rp rised w ith
a party at the Shay hom e Mrs
Jo sep h C ochrane and Jam es Wtl-
fley had charge of the games A p
p ro p riate rem em brances w ere p re
sented th e honor guests by Mrs
G eorge Wilcox. Mrs Jo sep h C och
rane. Mrs M attie S m ith and Miss
D oris Shay P resent w ere Mr and
Mrs M ike H enderson. Mr and Mrs.
F O. Shay. Jacob C arrell. Mr. and
Mr.- J a m e s W i l l i e '. Mr and Mis
J D elm onte and children. Mr. and
Mrs Joseph S u re r. M rs Jo h n M un-
dorf. Mrs Joseph C ochrane. Mrs
G eorge Wilcox. Mrs Belle Lilly.
Mrs M attie Sm ith, and the Misses
Doris. G eneva and L aurel Shay.
N eighbors of W oodcraft enjoyed
a C h ristm as party at th e ir m eet
ing in B u n n in g s hall T hursday
evening. S anta C laus had treats
for the children.
P asto r Dies
T he com m unity ex ten d s sym p
ath y to Mrs. R D. B enham and the
m em bers of the local A dventist
ch u rch in the death of th e ir pastor
and friend. P astor R D. Benham,
th is w eek.
R esident teachers teach in g in o u t
lying d istric ts a re busy this w eek
w ith p rep aratio n s for and giving
the school C hristm as program s.
Entertains Pupils
Mrs. M attie Sm ith, teacher at
th e C en terv ille school, en tertain ed
h er pupils w ith a d in n e r ■ at her
hom e T hursday noon, follow ed by
a C h ristm as tree
Ladies' Aid lia s Party
L adies' Aid society of th e M E
ch u rch enjoyed a C h ristm as party
w ith the exchange of gifts at the
ch u rch W ednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Jo h n P idcock w as honored for her
b irth d ay an n iv ersary and Mrs M ike
H enderson, w ho w ith Mr. H en d er
son celeb rate th e ir 58th w edding
an n iv ersary , was also an honored
guest.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W ilford
Davis, a bov.
Mrs. E arl S m ith has retu rn ed
from an extended visit w ith re l
ativ es at M ontesano. * Wash.
A S. H endricks is recovering
from a recen t operation.
Mountaindale
Program Tonight
O ne ad wax sufficient to sell
a colt for S. II. Davis at L aurel
and as usual w ith A rgus w ant
ails, he eoulil have sold several
m ore eolts. lie expressed him self
as w ell pleased w ith the prom pt
resu lts w hleh follow ed alm ost
im m ediate!) a lte r the A rgus was
d istrib u ted T hursday. Many o th
ers w ho have em ployed the A r
gus w ant ads have found that
the im m ediate results save money.
Ethel. Mr. and M rs Ed M aker and
the host and hostess. Mr. and Mis.
L aw rence Crop.
A nniversaries Observ ed
Mr and Mrs. F W H atfety and
d aughters Alina. V elda and A rleta
w ere Sunday d in n e r p arty guests
of Mr and M is Ed V anderzanden
of G ales C reek T he d in n er w as in
honor of Mr and Mrs H affety's
w edding an n iv ersary and Mr Van-
derzanden's birth d ay an n iv ersary
M rs P A. Q ualls was hostess
for the B anks-M ountam dale "500"
club at h er hom e T uesday a fte r
noon Mrs. Jo h n Jansen had high
score in cards, Mrs Jam es M ath-
iesen second and Mrs. Rose I.yda
th ird In th e gam e Mrs C. B Hall
won first and Miss Lena T aylor
second Mrs l.oel H ollenbeck will
e n te rta in th e club in Ja n u a ry
W eek-end guests of Mr. and Mrs
G eorge S tew art w ere th eir g ra n d
ch ild ren Irene. P hyllis and Hobby
s te w .n t
of Forest Oiove
Mrs L oel H ollenbeck w as h o st
ess M onday w ith a luncheon for
m em bers of th e Past C hiefs' club
at th e ir ann u al C hristm as p arty
D ecorations c arried out th e m otif
of
th e d a y
A f te r
th e
Thursday, December 2 1, l'.i.ir»
OREGON
lu n c h e o n a
Church at Kinton
Elects Officers
iB y Mrs. E. L. Cox)
KINTON At the business m eet-
I ing held at the church last M on
day evening, the follow ing officers
w ere elected for the ensuing year
class leader. E verett D W right.
1 superin ten d en t. Mis R oberta Wil-
' son. assistant superintendent. Win-
| nifred D .illniann. seerelary . Helen
I V auK let'k. treasu rer. I.aura P eter
son. pianist. M aty C ath ry n Hall
assistant pianist, M adge Pom eroy,
chorister. Mary V anH orn, assistant
e h o n ste r E lizabeth W right; librat
tan. R osem ary .Aten; superintend
ent, crad le roll G ladys Aten; as
trustees,
sistant. Mrs
VanHorn;
E verett D W rigld. S 11 Poinerov
and E dw ard I. Cox
A tte n d a n c e at th e p ro g ra m given
at th e h a ll last F rid a y e x ilin g w as
good.
Last S unday was observed a s
C hristm as Sunday, a serm on in
keeping w ith th e day by the p as
tor, Rev Virgil Speeee. follow 1
by a program by m em bers of the
school. T he church was decorated
w ith an illum inated tree w reaths
flowers, greens, etc. Follow ing is
th e program ; C hristm as songs by
all: song John V unHorn; re c ita
tions. A ileen Skeels B eulah P eter
son. Donna M etzentine. Irene V.lll-
K leek. vocal duet. Mary C athryn
Hall and Mary V anH orn, piano
duet. R oberta and M artlee Pome
roy; vocal duet
D orothy V in
K leek and B eulah Boyles, original
reading. R oberta Wilson, song by
all; d istrib u tio n of candy
Carters Move
Mr and Mrs C a rte r and family
w ho have been living on tin- F rank
R ichards place d u ring the past
year, moved to L aurel recently.
D ue to th e holiday season, th e n
business m eeting was held in w hich
officers for th e com ing y ear w ere
elected a s follows:
Mrs Jam es
M athiesen. president;
Mrs
l.oel
H ollenbeck, vice-president; Mrs 1’
A. Q ualls, secretary; M rs Floyd
R affety, treasu rer, and Mrs. J I,
V anD om elen. press correspondent
A fter the m eeting "500" w as played
in w hich Mrs R ichard S andford
had high score and Mrs Floyd
R affety had second high. Mrs. A
K R eynolds had grand prize for
th e past y ear M rs Jam es M athiesen
will e n te rta in the club in Ja n u a ry
• Mrs. E lizabeth H arm s of Banks
is visiting this m onth w ith relative-,
and friends in this com m unity.
Mrs. J. L. VanDom elen.
Mrs
S teve Meek. Mrs Fay Mills and
LeRoy Mills atten d ed th e state
conference of th e G range at Aloha
W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W K A rnold and
son left by train M onday evening
,
fo r a
for D enver. C olo, w here they e x
pect to spend a m onth visiting
relatives.
H arrison g rade school gave a
C hristm as program M onday evening
for th e ir parents and friends The
program consisted of several short
From fa r anti wide tu n ic
plays, an accordion selection by
Bud V anDom elen. a trio -w ith L u joyous tid in g s o f the season
cille R iebcn playing th e violin and but there are none more sin-1
E dw ard and H arold Rieben p la y
ing th e piano. A fter th e program cere than o ur
S an ta C laus was presented to help
M E R R Y C H R IS TM A S
pass out the gifts
will be no prayer m eeting and even tire w ear ami also have ii
Bible study
this week at the I tendency to pnxluce skidding or
church
"rolling." suys the em ergency road
Installs Officers
service of the O regon S tate M otor
O ffice rs of K in to n G ra n g e w ere
in sta lle d Jo in tly w ith S ch o lls G ru n g e asso ciatio n
o ffic e rs a t S c h o lls h a ll S a tu rd a y in
all-day meeting.
I'n ilrr-ln fla le il T ires
W hen tires a re under - inflated
they cause hard sleetin g and tin-
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Best Wishes
Joyous Christmas
Birthday Observed
at Iowa Hill
i By Miss M argaret M athiesenl
'B y Mrs. John Haase)
M ountaindale S unday school w ill
jo in w ith th e school at Schefflin I IOWA H IL L -FIR D A L E Mr. and
in p resen tin g a C hristm as program Mrs. Jo h n H aase and fam ily w c r. ,
at th e Z ien L utheran church there | b irth d ay su rp rise p arty guests S u n -i
on C hristm as Eve. T he program day evening of Mr. and Mr.s I. F
w ill com m ence at 8 o'clock and N eu k irch in honor of his birthday
w ill be follow ed by a d istrib u tio n
Aid at Yuletidr
of gifts for th e children.
A bout eleven ladies of th e Hill I
M em bers of the C rop fam ily, who and Dale club met at th e hom e of
enjoyed a C hristm as d in n er S u n Mrs. T ennis Pyle T hursday after- i
day at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs noon and got a box of clothing
L aw rence Crop, w ere Mr and Mrs and food ready for a needy fam ily ,
A ndrew V anderzanden a n d chil as a C h ristm as gift.
d ren of Forest Grove. Mr and Mrs.
Mrs. Jo h n G oetze has im proved |
B ern ard G hent and Mr. and Mrs . q u ite a bit. but is not able y et to ;
Jo e S chm idlkofer and children of g et out of bed.
K ansas City. Mr a n d Mrs. Ben
N ussbaum er and fam ily of H el
vetia. Mrs Rose C rop of Portland.
Mr and Mrs C larence Meek and
family. Mr. and M rs Joe B aker
and fam ily. C harles S piering and
to you and yours.
BRISTOL
HARDWARE
COMPANY
Next door to Venetian theater
Hillsboro
& < ’4P
Merry
Christmas
T o A l l o f O u r L o y a l F rie n d s W h o A r e N o w
CHEVROLET and OLDSMORILE
O w n e rs
we wish Io th n n k you fo r m aking the past tw elve
months the most successful in our experience.
Part o f this success we credit to the splendid nter-
.( Iiandise w ith w hich General Motors has supplied
us, hut a large portion we a ttrib u te Io your c o n fi
dence in this firm and in the products w hich it dis
tributes.
lit fu lfillin g this confidence, we recommend that you
take advantage of the fo llo w in g accessories, services
and ip ia lity Used Cars.
W inter A uto A ccessories
C a r H e a te rs
B a tte rie s
C a r R a d io s
D e fro s te rs
S e a t C o v e rs
A n t i- F r e e z e
R a d ia to r
C o v e rs
G lo v e P a n e l
A sh T ra y s
C lo c k s
^ T jz n ic ^ c m ^ a mLg. x tu ix . x n x z t i i m i n m n x n n ;z
. . . in sta lls
th is B a b y Grand
P H IL C O
C om plete Lubrication Service
by experts w ill mean a real saving in repairs
Merry Christmas
We fea tu re tile fo llo w in g Lubricants
to you all —
A le m it e
—
S h e ll —
HE o ffice rs, d irectors and s ta ff
o f this bank jo in in w ishing
every member o f this com m unity
the very m erriest o f M ery C h ris t
mases.
T
Q u a k e r S ta te
V a lv o lin c
—
—
F o r standard broadcast«, police
i nd amateur calls this handsome
I'hilco 81 Baby Grand has no
equal at the price!
Iw cptional power— $i
50
d ear tone.
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ROYAL
Merry
Christmas
jx r E 3 in t r J i n iX -J.i a ic r J i n i c j i n iz x i n nc^amr
A Service for Every M otoring Need
B a tte r y a n d Ig n it io n
C h e c k a n d R e p a ir
C o m p le te M o to r T u n
in g , C h e c k u p
Friends anil
Customers
W e extend to you our
best wishes fo r a
W e c o rd ia lly extend
th is wish to a ll our
frie n d s , c u s to m e rs
and dealers.
MERRY
C H R IS TM A S
and a
H A P P Y N E W Y EA R
We th a n k you fo r
y o u r patronage.
The Kinq o f the Kewiene 4.
Royal Soda
Works
345 E. Main
STANDARD OIL CO M PANY OF CALIFORNIA
Phone 2432
SELFRIDGE
Furniture Co.
136 S. 3rd Ave.
Phone 21X
We in vite you to jo in us in the
true s p irit o f Christm as — “ Peace
on E arth, Good W ill to A ll M en.”
W heel
C a r P a in tin g
A lig n in g
C a r W a s h in g
P ro p e r W in t e r G r a d e O il
^Better Used.Cars for Less n
1935 Ford V-8 Fordor Sedan
O riginal Black Enam el Finish
1935 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan
Kariin, llratrr, Killit in Trunk
To Our
to y o u !
Let us tu rn our thoughts at this
h oliday season to deeds o f h e lp fu l
ness and to acts th a t prom ote hap
piness— let us make hearts lig h te r
and smiles b rig h te r.
T r it o n
G o ld S e a l
B r a k e A d ju s t in g
and a
W INERY
Went Jack'•(in St.
Hillsboro
E dw ard ('. Schulnierieh. P re id en t
E. I. Kuratli, V ice-President
W illiam ('. C hristensen, V icc-P n-sidcnt
J. L. Searcy, C ashier
W. V. Bergen. A ssistant C ashier
Earl Bowman. A ssistant C ashier
Cal Jack Jr.. A ssistant C ashier
Miss A ugusta Sigler, A ssistant C ashier
Miss Gloria Coulter
Miss S h irley Sm ith
Miss Florence Hunger
Commercial National Bank
Not connected with any braneh bank, eh.iin hank
or holding corporation.
Hillsboro
Oregon
MEMBER FEDERAL DETOS1T INSURANCE CORPORATION
1933 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan
N ew ly K reoinlilioned »Motor
1932 Chevrolet Coupe
A \ n c ( .n
I’ i n eil Right
1935 O lds Sedan
Low
M i I r a g r —
( ; tia r a
ntrrd
1931 Chevrolet Coach
Six H h eels— 11 unk
HILLSBORO MOTOR CO.
C h e v r o le t - O ld s m o b ilc
S ales a n d S e rv ic e
318 - 332 E. M ain — Used Car Lot 136 S. 2nd Ave.
Phone 111 Day or N ig h t
H illsb oro , Oregon
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