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C hristm as d in n er p arty guests at
the C. S Reynolds home w ere Mr.
and Mrs. G eorge H auser and d au g h ­
ter Irene of P o rtlan d and Mr. and
Mrs George Connolly an d son
M erlyn.
Joint Program Held
B uddie of T illam ook. This d in n er
(By Miss Mary Sandy)
A large crow d from this com m un­
BANKS Tite g rad e school C h ris t­ w.i- also celebrating the w edding
ity attended th e jo in t C hristm as m as program w as given before a an n iv ersary of Mr and Mrs H arold
program of M ountaindale Sunday- larg e audience W ednesday ev e­ Banks.
(Bv Mrs. J. M D avidson)
school and
Schefflin
L u th eran ning. Each grade took a part in
Mr and Mrs V ein P rick ett and
HELVETIA
A b i g celebration church at Schefflin C hristm as eve the program C andy was given to ch ild ren V erle and S hirley Je a n
will be held at H elvetia hall (to­
and Mr and M is Max D reczen and
C hristm as d in n er party guests of I th e ch ild ren T hursday afternoon.
night) New Y ear's Eve w hen many Mr. and Mrs
Harold Reynolds
Miss Viola P a rk e r of P o rtlan d son Dale w ent to Seaside T h u rs­
Swiss come from a distance to a t­ w ere Mr and Mrs W N H athorn spent
the C h ristm as holidays at day and visited until S atu rd ay w ith
tend the annual dance.
and G. E H athorn of H illsboro and th e hom e of Mr and M is R alph Mr and Mrs. G eorge Moss and
fam ily O ilier guests th e re C h ris t­
Program Well Attended
H arold H athorn of Salem.
Wilcox and fam ily.
mas w ere Mi and Mrs G lenn Moss
H elvetia school C hristm as pro­
W alter H ergert of the C oncordia
B etty and T helm a Engen of V er­ of Philom ath Verio P rick ett r e ­
gram w as w ell attended. P rogram college in P o rtlan d is spending th e nonia a re spending the holidays
was as follows: Band num bers: C hristm as vacation h ere at th e w ith th e ir g randm other. Mrs. Tom m ained for a few days' visit w ith
his grandparents.
recitations by Iren e R itter, Doris home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Engen of Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. F rench and
Jossi. R obert; play. "A T reat for P h ilip H ergert.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E M iller of d au
g h ters Ada Mae and S hirley
Santa Claus." by younger children;
Sunday d in n er p arty guests of C ascade Locks w ere am ong S u n ­
piano solo. R uth G uerber; tru m p et Mrs K Luck w ere Mr. and Mrs day guests of Mr and Mrs. N. J. Bee of Puyallup. W a sh . are v is it­
ing relatives in B anks and Forest
solo, Elaine Yungen, accom panied W. J Edgar and son Jim m ie, S y l­ G riffin and fam ily
by Mrs. E. G uerber: g u itar solo. vester Luck. Mr and Mrs G us
M aurice Thom pson of V ernonia G rove.
Mr and Mrs H arold Banks and
Wesley Pieren; play. "A Nice Dis­ L aprinzt. all of P ortland, and Mrs F rancis Thom pson of P o rtlan d and
B uddie of T illam ook are sp en d ­
appointm ent." by R obert Sanders. L aura Eddington.
C lifford S andy enjoyed a salmon son
ing
the holidays w ith friends and
H enry B ishop and F ern P ieren,
fishing
trip
at
T
illam
ook
Sunday
S atu rd ay evening d in n er party-
relativ es in Banks.
piano accordion, A rnold Leppin.
The
E
pw
orth
L
eague
m
em
bers
songs by pupils: play. "P um pkin guests of Mr and Mrs. H arold carolled aro u n d th e tow n a fte r the
D ouglas D reezen. teacher in the
H oller." a school program rehearsal Reynolds w ere Mrs. Loa A nderson program W ednesday evening.
high schixil at Moclips. W ash, v is­
and
son
R
ichard
and
Miss
W
rythea
w ith E rn est S and ers as techer;
ited his parents. Mr and Mrs O.
Legion Gives Party
songs by Mrs. Ida Jossi and C la r­ Abels of V ancouver and Mrs. B u rr
D. D reezen. from W ednesday until
Leisy
of
Sw
eet,
Idaho.
A
large
crow
d
atten
d
ed
th
e
A
m
­
ence B adertscher. accom panied by-
Sunday last w eek.
erican
Legion
C
h
ristm
as
program
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
addie
H
utchens
Carol W enger; play. "Mr. P iper
Mr and Mrs. C addie H utchens
last
T
uesday
evening
in
the
Legion
and
fam
ily
of
Tillam
ook
visited
Gives a P resent," by A nnie M er-
and d au g h ters of T illam ook are
hall.
Music
w
as
enjoyed
and
e
v
e
ry
­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
rchie
Thom
pson
cep, and accordion duet by Mrs. F
one took p art in th e singing E v ery ­ visiting relative* here and in F o r­
Van Lum and Tony N ussbaum er and fam ily M onday.
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaso n L ittle and one was given a sack of candy and est Mr.
Mark B lake acted as S anta Claus
and Mrs. Jam es M cFarlane
and gave out presents and a treat son Bob of P o rtlan d w ere C h ris t­ n u ts and S anta C laus was enjoyed w ere d in n e r guests C hristm as day
to the children. School w ill open m as guests of Mr and Mrs. C arl by th e children
W ayne Shipley, w ho u n d erw en t at the hom e of th eir son. G eorge
Jen sen and Bob L ittle rem ained to
Monday.
an appendicitis operation tw o w eeks M cFarlane, in Forest G rove.
Boy Scouts, accom panied by spend th e w eek at th e Jen sen home. ago. re tu rn e d to his hom e h ere
P earl B eard of P o rtlan d spent
C hristm as d in n e r p arty guests at
Scoutm aster Jo e Wenzel, w ent to
Sunday. He is doing nicely and w ill Sunday w ith Mr. and M rs W alter
the W illam ette slough n ear Rocky the N. H. Toates home w ere Mr. soon be ab le to re tu rn to school, Beard.
Point Sunday, w here th ey hired an d M rs Russel Fox and fam ily. w h ere he is a senior.
C hristm as guests of Mr and Mrs
boats and spent the day row ing and Mr. and Mrs. Bert C asw ell and
A lex an d er McDonald, who is a Je ff K ennedy and d a u g h ter w ere
fam
ily.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N
H.
T
oates
fishing.
teac h er in th e high school at Ione, Mr and Mrs A O K illen of F o r­
Mrs. C arrie Lietzel of S uth erlin is Jr. and fam ily, and Mr. and Mrs. is sp en d in g th e C hristm as holidays est G rove, Mrs. M yrtle Crops. O ral
Jam
es
B
rennen
an
d
fam
ily.
and D elbert C reps of Batiks.
visiting her m other, Mrs. E lizabeth
Mrs. Jo e B ak er and ch ild ren w ith his p arents, M r and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs H enry B eard and
Schm idt, th is week
H enry McDonald, and fam ily.
Joey.
A
nita
and
L
ucille
spent
Mrs. Rosa F euerstein retu rn ed
Mrs. F G. P h illip s is ill this four children of G reen M ountain
C
hristm
as
at
Mt
Angel
w
ith
Mr.
an
d A lbert M izncr of P ortland
Sunday from P ortland, w here she
I w eek.
w ere C hristm as guests of Mr. and
visited last week w ith h er d au g h ­ B ak er's m other. Mrs H enry B aker
Mr
and
Mrs.
W
ilbur
M
unford
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred Peachey
ter. Mrs. Leo Payne, and oth er
and baby d a u g h ter M argaret Ann Mrs. W alter Beard.
relatives. W hile in P o rtlan d Mrs. and ch ild ren of S tay to n spent se v ­ of B onneville spent th e C h ristm as
Vernon Wolforil Hurt
eral
days
th
is
w
eek
w
ith
his
p
a
r­
Feuerstein visited h er bro th er-in -
V ernon W olford cut a deep gash
holidays w ith frien d s and relativ es
ents.
Mr
and
Mrs.
F
red
Peachey.
law. A lfred Siegenthaler. w ho is
C hristm as d in n er p arty guests in B anks Mrs. F lo ra M unford took in his knee S atu rd ay evening w hile
very ill at his home. C hristm as day
sp littin g kin d lin g wood w ith a
of
Mr and Mrs. L. H P eters and th em to th e ir hom e Monday.
her granddaughter. M axine D ahne
Mr. and Mrs. W indsor Moore and new scout hatchet. He was taken
d
au
g
h
ter
Liela
w
ere
A
lbert
and
of Seaside. V ictor a n d W alter
i th ree sons of P o rtlan d spent the to a physician in Forest Grove,
Feuerstein and F red Z u rch er vis- P au l G rah am of P ortland. Mr. w eek-end w ith friends an d re la ­ w ho took fo u r stitches to close the
and
Mrs.
L
ee
S
chaffer
and
Mr.
ited her.
l w ound.
tives in Banks.
R ichard G uerber of Eugene was an d Mrs. S pencer and fam ily of
Amos Sellers left for P o rtlan d
S u rro u n d in g th e d in n er ta b le on
a C hristm as and w eek-end guest of H illsboro. Mr. and Mrs. C hris C h ristm as at th e E arle W ilson ' F rid ay. He is helping L ee Irvin
Tschanz and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs.
M r. and Mrs. E lm er G uerber.
w
ith
inventory th is w eek
hom
e
w
ere
Mr.
and
Mrs
F
e
r
d
Mr and Mrs. H. E. S chram and Jo h n McNew and fam ily. Jo h n S chulm erich of Mt. Hood, Mrs M
M r. and Mrs. F rancis Thom pson
Davis
and
son
C
laude
and
Mr.
and
Betty Jean, Lila and Jo h n of V er­
M aurice
Y. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. W indsor of P o rtlan d and M rs
nonia a re spending th e C hristm as Mrs. T hurston P eterso n and son I Moore and th re e sons Rodney. Bil- Thom pson and d au g h ter of V ernonia
Billy.
vacation w ith her parents. Mr. and
’ ly and Donald. Ja c k S chulm erich. spent th e w eek-end at th e Cliff
Mrs. J. M. Davidson. On C h rist­
and Miss G ershfield. all of P o rt­ S andy home
mas all m em bers of th e Davidson
D oris B irschell of C orvallis is
land. and A gnes V anderzanden and
fam ily w ere w ith th eir parents.
Mr. and Mrs. E arle W ilson and spending th e w eek ns a guest at the
Mr and Mrs. W allace McCuen
C
liff
S andy home.
fam ily of Banks.
and children of Longview . Wash.,
C hristm as d in n e r p arty guests
C h ristm as d in n e r p arty guests of
w ere C hristm as guests of Mr. and
1 Mr. and Mrs. M illard B u rn ett w ere F rid ay at th e C lifford S andy hom e
W inter term of th e P o rtlan d E x ­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy S chulm erich and w ere Mr. and Mrs. F rancis T hom p­
Mrs. D avid Tschabold. H arold Mc­
tension
C
en
ter
of
th
e
state
system
Cuen. who is staying at the T scha­
ch ild ren B etty. N orm an and E d­ son of P ortland. Mr. and Mrs.
bold home, accom panied ttftm home of hig h er education w ill open M on­ w ard. Mr. and Mrs R alph Wilcox
day.
Ja
n
u
a
ry
4.
Most
of
the
courses
and w ill re tu rn when school opens.
and ch ild ren R alphie and M argery
L illie Yungen had h er tonsils r e ­ w ill be given at Lincoln high of B anks an d Miss V iola P a rk e r of
moved S aturday at th e Jones hos­ school in the evenings from 7:15 to P o rtlan d .
pital. F red Yungen w as hom e over 9:15. w-ith th e exception of th e late
In "Messiah"
the w eek-end. but had to re tu rn to aftern o o n classes w hich m eet in
C h aplain F. G. P hillips sang in
P ortland for treatm en ts as his knee th e cen tral lib rary , and th e a rt th e "M essiah" in the P o rtlan d a u d i­
classes in th e K raem er building.
is not im proving.
to riu m S u n d ay afternoon Six h u n ­
P hillips and H elvetia churches
M any of the fall term classes w ill d red voices from d ifferen t church
BOUGHT
SOLD
joined here C hristm as for th e a n ­ be opened to new students. In a d ­ choruses accom panied by th e P o rt­
dition, a n u m b er of new courses land sym phony o rch estra took part
nual program .
CONSIGNED
w
ill
be
given.
Salesm
anship
and
o
f­
Alf:x and H enry Dietz of Walla
A lb ert P in d ell of B anks an d Miss
Walla. Wash., are visiting Mr. and fice organization w ill be tw-o of Erm a L evick of Forest G rove w ere
th e new offerings in business a d ­ m arried last w eek in V ancouver
Mrs. J. C. W enger.
m inistration. Dr. V ictor P M orris
cf th e U n iv ersity of O regon facu l­ W ash. T hey w ill m ake th e ir home
H olds No Terrors
Longview . Wash.
ty. w ill teach a course in d is trib u ­ in C hristm
as d in n er p arty guests of
tion of w ealth. L uke L. R oberts,
for
our G uaranteed
m an ag er of rad io statio n KOAC. Mr. and Mrs. W. G W alker w ere
w ill give a co u rse in rad io speech, Mrs. Rita H eltzel and tw o d a u g h ­
ters of P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs. El- ,
M OUNTAINDALE—W ashing t o n w hich w ill include practical e x ­ lis McGraw- and th re e ch ild ren and
G range w ill hold its an n u al C h rist­ perience before th e m icrophone.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H artw ick and
In form ation re g ard in g th e many- d au g h ter of V ernonia and Mrs.
mas and New Y ear's p arty at the
H e re ’s a Dec. B argain
m eeting S aturday. Each m em ber is classes offered by th e P o rtlan d Bella H artw ick of Banks.
requested to bring a gift and candy. C en ter may be obtained from th e
Miss M oxie H opkins purchased a
office, 814 O regon building.
All m em bers are urged to attend.
new C hev ro let sedan and drove to
1931 Plym outh Coach
S eattle T h u rsd ay to spend th e
w eek-end v isitin g friends.
Good tires, m otor and finish,
C h ristm as p arty guests of Mr
excellent brakes. You w ill e n ­
and Mrs. Cass W ilson w ere Mr. and
joy d riv in g this car Come in.
Mrs. E rin Coffey and th re e sons
look it over.
s-U Q f f 00
and Mrs. E velyn C arg ill of P o rt­
Only
JLt/O
land an d Mr. and Mrs. S tan ley
$65 down — Bal. monthly
A H appy and P rosperous
C lark and son of Ryderw ood. Wash
Mott G riffin of Bend and C harles |
G riffin of H illsboro visited Mon-
’ day w ith th e ir bro th er. N. J. G rif­
fin. and fam ily in Banks.
W atch for 1937
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge S ohler of
Hood R iver sp en t th e C hristm as
holidays w ith Mrs. S ohler's par-
J ents. Mr. and Mrs. E rnie T ucker,
HERE SOON
in Banks.
Sales Department
A fam ily d in n e r was enjoyed
HILLSBORO MOTOR CO.
C hristm as at th e hom e of Mr. and
Hillsboro. Oregon
Mrs. Ellis P u rd in . P resen t w ere
Mr. and Mrs. F red G u m b ert. Mr.
I and Mrs. Ja k e N arup. and W alter
I A nderson of Banks. Miss G ertru d e
N ickolaus of K ennew ick. Wash
C h arles K earn ey of P o rtlan d and
th e host and hostess.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
H opkins of Sherw ood, fo rm erly of , 2nd and W ash . Phone 2641
B anks, a girl. D ecem ber 28. in a |
Salem hospital. The baby w eighed :
1 seven pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard W ilbur left
T h u rsd ay even in g for S eattle to J
[ spend th e holidays
Mrs. V erl P ric k e tt re tu rn e d to
' h er p aren ts hom e in Banks. T h u rs-
j day evening from th e Good S am ar-
1 itan hospital in P o rtlan d . H er in-
1 fant d a u g h ter rem ain ed u n til Mon-
; day and was b ro u g h t to Banks. It
: is im proving and grow ing stro n g er
I but w ill re q u ire special care.
See them tod ay! W e w on't have them
Anniversary Observed
C hristm as d in n er p arly guests at
long at th ese prices!
1 th e R. M B anks hom e w ere Mr.
I and Mrs. B A. F rench of Puyallup.
. Wash.. Mr. and M rs Ellis T aylor
I and d au g h ter Norm a Jean of B anks
i Mr. and Mrs. H arold B anks an d son
Banks Pupils Put on Program:
Legionnaires Hosts at Party
Celebration
at Helvetia
Hall Tonight
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Extension Center
Opens January 4
H IL L S B O R O .
T hursday. Itecem her 31, I !••’>•>
OREGON
wood floors The cost was $2200
They also rem odeled t Ii e Fred
Beach residence on th e H illsboro-
N orth P lains highway a mile south
of N orth Plains Refinished, the
house contains 10 m odern rooms
hardw ood floors and basem ent.
C om m ercial cnstructlon thus year
by Mohr B rothers w a s the new
building for the Home Laundry.
40x80 feet w ith a 7x24 foot a d d i­
tion for dry cleaning room The
building is of hollow tile, finished
in w hite, w ith a predom inating
percentage of glass on front and
sides.
A mong the contracts this y ear
rep o rted by S older X- Watson of
H illsboro, was the W alter Busch
residence on Baseline. The house
is fram e construction w ith b ase­
m ent. built-in garage, hardw ood
floors in the five rooms, and an
e x te rio r shake finish A nother home
(C o n tin u ed fro m naso 11
of th e ir construction is th e W
for Ray J M ann in his new loca­ V erne M cK inney house on First
tion on W ashington street.
aven u e and W ashington street. C ol­
W F l’ribnow rep o rts the con­ onial style, the house has seven
struction of a Cape Cod style house rooms, p artial brick veneer finish,
betw een Main a n d
W ashington basem ent, and garage built at the
streets on S ixth aven u e for V W. re a r Among th eir rem odeling jobs
G ardner. T he house is nearly com ­ was the Jo h n Ryan residence on
pleted w ith seven room s and bath D ak street w here the roof lias been
A new barn w as constructed for raised to give room s upstairs
F red A m acher on tin- A m acher
O ther H illsboro houses recorded
place in the T h a tc h e r vicinity The through the building perm its, are
building is 43x70 feet and 30 feet the Jam es R H em m ing hom e on
to the peak Ttie cost w as about West C edar street ru stin g $1000
$2000 He also w orked at the r e ­ the W F K im ball residence at
m odeling of the P o rtlan d Gas & F ifth and O ak street. $2.000. J B
Coke com pany office. P erfection P hillips brick dw elling at F ourth
B akery addition costing $2000 and and W ashington, construeted at a
the rem odeling of t h e M cA lear cost of $3,000
building on M ain stre e t for the
1! C Busch constructed a m od­
Ben F ran k lin store.
ern residence of seven room s in an
Dr. Smith Home Finished
a ttra c tiv e style on p roperty p u r­
11 E Thom pson rep o rts th e com ­ chased last sum m er at T hird and
pletion of the D r C. T Sm ith Jackson street T he home is m odern
home on East Main street co n ­ th ro u g h o u t, of seven room s and
tain in g eight rooms.
basem ent, basem ent.
hardw ood floors th ro u g h o u t a n d
A nother
seven-room attractiv e
fireplace. The style is colonial and
the cost about $5500 A feature of hom e was constructed at First and
W Dixon
the residence is the ro ller screens Jefferson street by J
built in to th e w indow s; said to be T he dw elling is of fram e co n stru c­
tion
witli
full
basem
ent
and
is Cape
som ething new in m odern co n stru c­
tion. A nother piece of w ork w a s Cod style A nother residence of the
th e rem odeling of the old C lay sam e size and attractiv en ess is the
F reem an house to include four Earl B ow m an hom e a block south
a p a rtm en ts fo r L E llin ijo n at I of the Dixon residence
S m aller homes include the A F
T h ird and Lincoln street.
Among the homes built by M ohr 1 H anley dw elling costing $1700 on
the H G. B auer
I B rothers this y ear was th e Jo h n 1 M oran street
K anina residence on his farm at home on H ighland avenue and the
F arm ington. The house is of fram e Mrs. Ida H einrich residence o n
W ashington street costing
construction w ith brick veneer, East
contains 10 room s and basem ent $1500.
C
onsiderable
building next the
w ith hardw ood floors The house
replaces one w hich burned last city lim its north of tow n has been
spring. A fe atu re of the hom e is com pleted, including the Hex Jones
the breakfast nook in a m odified six-room residence and th at con­
bay w indow sashed w ith leaded stru cted by T Bowlby in m odern
style w ith seven-room s
glass.
Among tile country dw ellings
A nother residence was th e " re d
H ughes home on East O ak street com pleted this year was a new
modern
house for John Pubols to
T he building is fram e construction
four room s and bath, all w ith h a rd ­ replace the one burned earlier in
M aurice Thom pson and d au g h ter
Doris of V ernonia. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest M arr and d au g h ter D arlene
of K ansas C ity, Mr and Mrs. B
W. A rm entrout of Banks, l.am ar
Sandy of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs
C lifford Sandy and M ary Sandy.
Mr and Mrs F red W olford and
fam ily attended a fam ily d in n er
party C hristm as day at th e hom e
of Mrs
W olford's m other. Mrs
Belle Lilly, in C ornelius
Mrs H enry S tohler is q u ite ill
at the Good S am aritan hospital in
P ortland
Miss Moore of Forest
G rove is assisting at the W ashing­
ton C ounty bank dm mg Mrs Stoh-
ler's illness.
Many Residences
Built Here in 1936
Used Cars Happy
Rough W eather
Washington Grange
Planning Party
U SED CARS
Wishing Everybody
1937
GEORGE
W IL L Y S
W ICK
Nash - L aF ayette
$852 D elivered
Clearance
New
Year
$165
145
Ford Coupe
95
Chevrolet Sedan ......
Studebaker Sedan .... 45
75
Chevrolet Truck . .
75
Essex Coach
.......
75
Durant Coach
Pontiac S e d a n .............. 75
225
Chevrolet Coupe
195
Chevrolet Coach
75
O akland Sedan
150
Auburn Sedan ....
95
C hevrolet Coupe
195
Essex C o u p e ............
90
Nash Sedan
1928
1927
1927
1928
P assing y e a rs b ring no g re a te r pleasure th an
to ex ten d to our m any custom ers and friends
both old and new who have co-operated in
m aking this a very successful y e a r our k in d ­
est and w arm est g reetin g s fo r 1937.
W ash in gton C ounty's L argest D epartm ent
Store is ¡timing still h ig h er for 1937 and we
hope to have y o u r continued co-operation.
In re tu rn we a re plan n in g for your selection
th e finest lines of n a tion ally ad vertised m er­
ch a n d ise ob tain ab le.
W e ta k e this o p p o rtu n ity to th an k you for
y o u r valued p a tro n a g e and may 1937 bring
you all th e success and good things you are
hoping for.
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Hillsboro Motor Co.
PHONE 444. DAY OR NIGHT
318-332 E. Main S t
Hillsboro, Oregon
I ’se Car Lot at 136 S. Seeond Ave.
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in the H ole?
Is it costing yon m ore than
you make to feed your hogs
and poultry with expensive
grain? You ran still make a
good profit if you feed Wat­
kins Poultry Tonie or Wat­
kins Mineralized Ilog Tonie.
They inerease production and
speed up growth o-n less feed.
Your stock and poultry will
be sturdier and more resistant
to disease.
op. rlnlend
A new y e a r is close at
hand . . . . a n d w ith it
conics our sincere wish
1937 may be full of h a p ­
piness, g re a te r s u c c e s s
and prosperity.
We th a n k you for your past p atro n ag e
POWERS’ GROCERY
T h a t will SA V E MONEY and your CAR!
Join y our m any m otoring friends w ho arc now ta k ­
ing a d v a n ta g e of our Free M onthly Inspection S erv­
ice— it will insure first class m otor perfo rm an ce, pre­
vent costly re p a ir bills and elim in ate the inconven­
ience of c a r break-dow ns.
W inter Auto A ccessories
B atteries
A n ti-F reeze
Car R adios
Car H eaters
S eat Covers
D efrosters
A sh T rays
R adiator Covers
G love Panel Clocks
by e x p e rts will m ean a re a l saving in rep a irs
W e fe a tu re the follow ing L ubricants
4%
A lcm ite —
Shell
Q uaker S tate — Triton
G old Seal
V alvoline
A Service for Every M otoring Need
B attery and Ignition
C om plete Motor T un ­
C heck and R epair
ing, C heckup
W h eel A lign in g
B rake A d ju stin g
Car P ain ting
Car W ash in g
Proper W inter G rade Oil
“Better Used Cars for Less’’
P A Y A B L E DECEM BER 31, 1936
1936 C hevrolet Sport Sedan
C hecks will be m ailed D ecem ber 31st, to all paid up
C ertificate h olders and earn in g s will be a d d e d to all o th er
accounts.
P rospective custom ers a re cord ially invited to inves­
tig a te our C ertificates for th e ir J a n u a ry 1st investm ent.
U nder S tate Supervision w ith legal g u a ra n te e Reserve
F und. No b e tte r investm ent av ailab le.
Choice of Two
1935 Ford V-8 Sedan
B link Finish.
Low M ileage
1935 Ford V -8 Tudor
Radio,
Heater. Sportllte
1932 Chevrolet Coupe
Rumble Seal
MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BA N K
1935 O lds Touring Sedan
Low Mileage. I idly G uaranteed
I’LL PRO VE IT!
W rite or call and I'll
save you m oney on daily -
m ed household products
such as E xtracts. Spices.
M edicines, C osm etics and
Soap
1936 Pontiac Coupe
Like New
HILLSBORO MOTOR CO.
Washington Savings & Loan Association
J. E. Horton
Cornelius, Oregon
RELIABLE
SAFE
J. M. Person, Manager
Savings and Loan Bldg.
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NEW YEAR’S
Best Wishes!
C.R6
C om plete Lubrication Service
Per A nnum
A re You G oing
Smith
n it M embers nf the Sunday »( houl T
board wish this to be one of their
Ilrlsler Injured
John H eisler of Hahn Grove, who very largely attended sessions Fhe
w as in ju red last week, is im prov­ church w orship services will lie
in g I l l s sk u ll was fractu red w hen favored w ith special m usic by Hie
he fell from his house roof, landing choir I.ester C M oobeny, pianist
by pastor "C oncerning
on a cem ent w alk below He is at Serm on
the Good S um nntnn hospital in Y esterday and T o d ay " E pw orth
P ortland and his wife is staying I,eague. 7 p ni A lexander lluw -
thorite, pastor
th ere w ith him.
Resolution
We A nnounce our 23rd Consecutive S em i-A n n u al Dividend
at the Rate of
1929 Ford Coupe
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P um p kin ridge.
A New Year’s
«% ANNOUNCEMENT 1%
15 More Unusual V alues at
RECORD LOW PRICES!
Cornelius Methodist Church
year; tw o fram e dw ellings of
New Y ear's S unday services Jan
room s each, w ith basem ent, on
G eorge B iersdorf farm, and a uary 3 w ill open w ith a glowing
hom e for It H. llo rn eek er on Sunday school at Ii a m.. directed
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Used Car Exchange
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Hillsboro, Oregon
C hevrolet - O ldsm ob ile S a les and S ervice
318 - 332 E. M ain — U sed C ar Lot 136 S. 2nd Ave.
Phone 444 Day or N ig h t
H illsboro, O regon
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