n I n,
Thin ilay, f . 1> i u.n y 25, 1937
Apathy o f W omen in
Politics Pointed Out
Rainbow Assembly
I‘Ians Two Events
s ti n
n o
a
n n r a,
h il l s b o r o
, oregon
Miss Peterson
of Hiteon Bride
Keith Busch First
to Register for
Scout Jamboree
H IT E O N A t a p re tty hom e w e d ­
H ills b o ro A sse m b ly. O rd e r
of
d in g on V a le n tin e s d a y M iu D o r-
R a in b o w fo r ( ¡ ills , m et
M onday
o th y P etei «,n. d a u g h te r o f M r. and
e v e n in g at th e M aso n ic te m p le . P ot
lu c k MUppcr wait p la n n e d fo r th e
K e it h B u s c h o f th e Sea Scout M i . A F. P eterson o f H ite o n . be-
g il ls and th e ir purer its a t th e n e x t S h ip R a in b o w i» th e f ir s t scout < tin»- the b rid e o f C la re n c e H a d le y
m ee tin g , M a rc h B Plana w e re also 1 fro m H i l l .b o ro d is tr ic t to re g is te r o f G le n d ale.
A p a th y o f < ili/ c u
and w om en and M iss Irm a H e rrm a n n , h ave re
T h e br ide, w h o w o re a b e c o m in g
In iu iiticu l.il* . to w u rd im p o f th e ir r..|v«.(l an e n th iu )a » tle
reap.«.».- dih? ' " ' wd ,,,r “ d a n c' ’ f " r th e g ir l
fo r th e N a tio n a l Ja m b o re e to be
dr»-
nt
p a le bln»* c h iffo n o v e r
lig h t o f u ffia g e in le a d in g to eon
a v e ....
fro m a ll w h o have a tte n d e d z\
ry 1 and th e ir escort • at th e Dull M a rc h
ta ffe tii. was a tte n d e d b y h e r siste r.
t i o I o f le g is la tio n h y o rg a n ize d in te re s tin g B ib le
le a d in g contest 12.
Mi
G e n e v ie v e Peterson, w h o w o re
Garni*« in k e e p in g w ith W a sh ­
in u io i i t icu a c c o rd in g to M r , D o r ­ 1 was held fro m T u o -d a y to S u n d a y
p in k ta ffe ta .
in g to n , huthd a .v. .» u n t. and c h a r­
o th y M c C u llo u g h Lee in h e r ta lk betw een th e men and th e ladies
L e n o re Car b o n , a co usin o f th e
w ere e n jo y e d in th e d in in g
b e fo re th e Hu. m e ., and I ’ l'ofoM- T h e men w e re ahead fo r th e fii,.t ade
b rid e , acted as flo w e r g ir l a n d was
M o n a l W «u n en 's clut> F rid a y e \ e
tw o day.«- hut the la<li«*s f in a lly w o n room . M a ry M a n le y. A n n Peter. .
d i » ,ed in y e llo w .
n in g Sh»» u rg e d w o m en to ta ke o v e r Iw« thousund ch a p te rs. Som e M u j,,r ie P atterson. J u a n ita C a w r »e
1* :
C y r il W ils o n o f T ig a rd w as best
m ore in te re s t in p ro b le m s o f gov
W H M a n le y w e n * the
read as m a n y as 450 c h a p te rs In and M i
. m an fo r M r H a d le y.
c o m m itte e on re fre sh m e n ts, w ith
e m in e n t and to vo te in te llig e n tly
one day M e e tin g s w ill close M a r c ii
Hev P a u l R a n d o lp h o f À g u sta
M a ry A n u G a rth o fn e r and V e lm a
M rs
Lee d i .cu.ssed th e place o f
i L u th e ra n c h u rc h o f P o rtla n d o f f i ­
A be n di n th
assisting- T h e d in in g
W om en in a ll ptia.‘.e.s o f g o v e rn ­
ciated.
room was d e co ra te d in p a tu o tic
m e n t and also gave a v e ry in t e r ­
A p ia n o solo was p la ye d b y M iss
m o tif
e s tin g ta lk on w h a t c o n fro n ts the
'
E v e ly n Hesse p re c e d in g th e cere-
pre ent state le g is la tu re
l e g is la ­
:
in
o
n y and she also p la y e d th e w e d -
t io n <•o m m ittce . M c s d u in e . ( ’
I
i d in g m arch .
Well,, and M aud Boscow, e o -c h u ir-
L IN F IE L D C O L L E G E . M c M in n ­
110*11. had charge o f p ro g ra m
F if t y - t w o guests w itn e sse d tiie
Mesdame.s I. ( ’ K ra m ie n , ( I I I I « - v ille Phoebe H a w th o rn e is one <»T
i e ve n t a nd a tte n d e d th e re c e p tio n
| th e new m em b e rs re c e n tly in itia te d
E l i, i d o f M r ¿md M i
W V e rn e
fo llo w in g
toi C J Ci htentk n <* B W r i t s . i n t o
Pi K a p p a D elta, n a tio n a l
M c K in n e y gave th e m a hole «*wai r il­
M r. and M rs. H a d le y le ft F e b ­
and F re d C a ld w e ll, m em b e rs of ttie fo re n ic h o n o ra ry fr a te r n ity . M i
in g T h u rs d a y n ig h t a t t h e ir n e w
A m e ric a n Le g io n A u x ilia r y q u a r ­
r u a r y 18 fo r G le n d a le to m a k e th e ir
H a w th o rn e ha . p a rtic ip a te d in in - |
1 home.
te t. g a v e s e v e ra l v o c a l MelectioilK. te iT o llc g iu h * fo re n sics f o r
t w o , hom e on F irs t u ve n ue .south T h e y
a c co m p a u icd by M r. L y m a n llo w e years. She is a s e n io r and i.s ma - ' w e re p resented w ith a b e a u tifu l
at th e piano.
jo iin g in social science She is the s ilv e r p la tte r and .several .serving
D in n e r ta b le s carried
out
a d a u g h te r o f Hev. and M rs A le x ­ dishes, P aul L. P a tte rs o n m a k in g
p a trio tic m o tif w ill» red and b lu e a n d e r H a w th o rn e o f H ills b o ro L in ­ th e pi e .m tu tio n .speech.
b a llo o n ■ re d eandieM, and in te re s t­ fie ld co lle g e has th e o n ly O re g o n
C o n tra c t b rid g e w a . th e e v e ­
in g c o lo r a i i a iig e m tm t o f
foods ! c h a p te r o f th is fr a te r n ity , w h ic h is n in g 's e n te i ta in m e n t. M rs Ku.s.sell
I . IN F IE L D C O L L E G E
M c M in n -
C o m m itte e m charge* was M rs Edna th e la rge st in the w o rld .
M o rg a n re c e iv in g h ig h score and
i v ille . Feb
24 (S p e c ia l)— Phoebe
I iip p e i and M i .. Hose Cave, c h u ii •
M i . D o n a ld T e m p le to n second
H a w th o rn e w o n f ir s t
(jla ce
in
nu n
M i .dames H a ttie D avidson.
In v ita tio n a l lis t in c lu d e d Messrs,
w o m en ’s e xte m p o ra n e o u s speech in
M
r
and
M
rs
W
a
lte
r
B
usch
w
e
n
t
II
I I S ta n n a rd . 1. M T o w tix e n d ,
and M esdam es H a r ry M org a n R a lp h
th e seventh a n n u a l L in f ie ld co lle g e
and M is s e s J u lia T a to m , M a r i e d o w n on tiie C olum bia S u n d a y to F aster. R J. N ic o l. A H Busch.
in v ita tio n a l
fo re n s ic
to u rn a m e n t
v ie w tite Ita liu n f r e ig h te r w h ic h
S m ith . A r lm e K a m n a a n d G u s s ie
■ h e ld F e b ru a ry 19 and 20. T w e n ty -
w in w re c k e d in u c o llis io n
lost A W H o ffm a n . M o rn s W e il. J a k e
S ig le r
tw o
w e s te rn
in s titu tio n s
w e re
w eek
T h e y had s ta rte d o v e r to W e il G Hu .»ell M org a n . A G P it ­
A n in v ita tio n vva.s re ce ive d fro m
m an C h a rle : E llis o f P o rtla n d . J
i rep re se n te d in th e meet.
Hev
T
A rth u r
D u n g a n o f th e M ist to v is it re la tiv e s , h u t fo u n d W K e lle y
C h a rle s B u ch a n a n o f
M iss H a w th o rn e is a s e n io r and
C o n g re g a tio n a l c h u rc h t o a tte n d th e sn o w so deep th a t th e y c o u ld n ’t Ga ton. J. W B a rn e y. A lf (J J o h n ­
is p ro m in e n t in fo re n s ic a nd d ra m -
( h u rc h on S u n d a y. M a rch 14. th e get across th e m o u n ta in .
son o f F ore st G rove . J L. Searcy.
' a tic a c tiv itie s on th e cam pus. She
H o w a rd H illis v is ite d Saturday
« p e iu n g o f N a tio n a l H iih in e .s W o m ­
D o n a ld T e m p le to n , J M Person. H
i th e d a u g h te r o f Rev. and M rs. A.
K
e
ith
Busch
en*'. W eek T h e in v ita tio n was a c ­ w it li Ins grandfather. Hev W N
D
H u ggins. Jo h n G a rd n e r, P a u l
H a w th o rn e o f H ills b o ro .
cepted. am t te n ta tiv e
p la n s re ­ C o ffe e , a n d other relatives at St
L . P a tte rson , H I. M acK e n zie , E d ­
p o rte d fo r th e ob se rva n ce o f the Helens M rs F. W H illis o f D ayton. w a rd C on iu n . H W. W e il, M rs. F red h e ld in W a sh in g ton . D. C.. d u rin g
Ju n e 30 to J u ly 9.
le m a in d e i o f tite w eek in c lu d e d a Wash . w h o bus been v is itin g her G o o d ste in
o f C a s jx r. W y o m in g ;
Busch re c e iv e d his eagle a w a rd
jo in t im.sine .; and so cia l m e e tin g fa th e r. Hev C o ffe e, re tu rn e d hom e Miss M a rio n
L y tle . M rs. Em m a
on M o n d a y n ig h t at th e hom e o f w ith tie r son and w ill spend several M c K in n e y , and Roy W a rd o f P o r t­ at th e d is tr ic t cam p at I s ‘c FalLs
I last June.
one o f th e c h a irm e n , a nd th e p u b ­ weeks at tlie hom e o f M r. and M r-
C O R N E L IU S — A n n o u n c e m e n t was
land.
T ro o p s 216 and 226 m et jo in t ly at
lic re la tio iv i* b a n qu e t on F rid a y J e r r y D avidson.
tiie L e g io n h a ll last W ednesday made last w e e k o f th e m a rria g e o f
n ig h t M urch 10
M r and M rs It J B e a ttie and
Mi.-.s
V e r n ita I r m le r to N a th a n
and w e re e n te rta in e d w ith a series
fa m ily a tte n d e d a p a r ly S a tu rd a y
o f film s p re se n te d h y t h e
state M o n tg o m e ry o f P o rtla n d . T h e b rid e ,
n ig h t at th e hom e o f M r and M rs
a g ra d u a te n u rs e o f G ood S a m a r­
, gam e co m m ission.
.1 M c M illa n In P o rtla n d , h o n o rin g
ita n h o s p ita l, is th e oldest d a u g h ­
F if ty hoys w e re in atte nd a n ce .
M rs
B e a ttie 's siste r. M rs Z elm a
te r o f M r. a nd M rs. J. A. I r m le r o f
W ahkeena. Lohese and T u h la h h e
C a sw e ll, on h e r b ir th d a y a n n iv e r ­ C a m p Fire g ro u p s w ill he h o n o r
D orcas S o c ie ty o f th e S e v e n th C o rn e liu s .
M r and M i
T ho m a s C o n n e ll sary.
guests o f tin- A m e ric a n L e g io n A u x ­ D a y A d v e n tis t c h u rc h w i l l h a v e a
w e re hosts S u n d a y fo r a d in n e r
M r. and M rs . W. F P rib n o w sp e n t
Mrs R V Thom as, w h o Is c o n ­ ilia r y T ue sd a y e ve n in g , and w ill be food sale th is a fte rn o o n (T h u rs ­
p a rty in o b s e rv a n c e o f th e ir t h i r ­
v a le s c in g at h e r hom e fro m a re ­ p re se n te d w ith t h e ir A m e ric a n is m day» at th e A m a c h e r M a rk e t. P ro ­ last w e e k w it h h is sister. M rs. E lsie
ty - fo u r th
w e d d in g a n n iv e r s a r y cent o p e ra tio n at St V in c e n t hog- ) a w a rd
W ahkeena
and
Lohese ceeds w ill he used f o r fu rn is h in g s C ro w th e r, s o u th o f C o rn e liu s . M rs.
and tlie e ig h th
w e d d in g
a n n i­
C r o w th e r has been v e ry ¡11.
p ita l in P o rtla n d , is us y e t u n a b le g ro u p s are p la n n in g tlie p ro g ra m i fo r th e c h u rc h .
v e rs a ry o f M r a n d M rs
C a r l- '
to have v is ito rs .
fo r
th e e v e n in g 's
e n te rta in m e n t ! M r and M rs . C h a rle s G iffo r d o f
M rs. J. W. K e lle y sp e n t t h e
to n llu n d e G uests w e re M r and
M rs E liz a b e th T u r n e r m id d a u g h ­ u n d e r tlie d ire c tio n o f t h e ir g u a rd ­ Genoa. W is., and M r. and M rs. w e e k -e n d a t S eattle. Wash., w ith
M r . llu n d e m id c h ild r e n o f S ilv e r-
ians.
M
rs.
G
e
o
rg
e
F
is
c
h
e
r
and
M
rs
W esley C o n n o f Eugene w e re w e e k - ' h e r sisters. M rs. C. H. B is s e ll and
ton. M r m id M e J. It S a n d fo rd . , te r Joan o f C o rv a llis spent th e
1. E. F ra n c o M rs A 11. A b ts is end guests o f M r a nd M rs. W. C. Mrs. H . Haag.
M iss E ln o ra a n d f i l m
S a n d fo rd . w e e k-e n d w ith M rs E T. T u r n e r
g
u
a
rd
ia
n
o
f
T
a
h
la
h
h
e
G
iffo rd . C h a rle s G if f o r d and M rs ,
R o b e rt A llis o n , stu d e n t at O re ­
M r m id M i
H e n ry C y p h e r and Sum S ch le g e l o f O ly m p ia . W ish .
M e m b e rs o f th e
A m e ric a n is m C o n n a re cousins o f W. C. G iffo rd . gon S ta te co lle g e , sp e n t th e w e e k ­
Mi
E u g e n ie C y p h e r, a ll o f N o rth v is ite d h is sister. M rs T u rn e r. S u n ­
c
o
m
m
itte
e
o
f
th
e
A
u
x
ilia
r
y
.
M
es­
M isses L u c ille . E sther, and E th e l end w ith his pa re n ts. M r. a n d M rs.
P lu m s, M r and M rs H eld C o n n e ll day.
dame.s O I! M org a n . W H T re g - H a rty .
M a rth a V a n d e rz a n d e n
o f R. A . A llis o n .
■ lid
d a u g h te r and M r and M rs
M iss E s th e r Beehcn, C a rl and
lo
w
n
.
H
e
n
ry
K
ro
e
g
c
r
and
A
.
11
Hoy. and E r w in S ch le g e l o f B a n ks ,
T iiu iiia It C o n n e ll, a ll o f llill ih o r o . Jo h n Heehen. and M r. a nd M rs
M r. and M rs. A . W. S c h ie d e l o f
K
ru
e
g
e
r
are
hostesses.
and
O
r
v
a
l
H
a
r
ty
a
tte
n
d
e
d
th
e
w
in
- 1
a nd D r m id M i- E D e W itt C o n ­ S J Beehcn and c h ild re n a tte n d ­
A u ro ra v is ite d M r. and M rs . J. E.
te r c a rn iv a l at M o u n t H o o d S u n - | S u th e rla n d and M rs . N. H. S c h ie d e l
nell " f P o rtla n d
ed a d in n e e r p a rty S u n d a y at the
M r. and M rs Sam C o y re tu rn e d day.
hom e o f t h e ir re la tiv e s . M r and
Sunday.
M rs. P a u l Jones o f M c M in n v ille
last
w
e
e
k
fro
m
a
t
r
ip
to
V
a
n
c
o
u
­
M rs L . B . L o o m is, a t ¡Tigard
M r. a nd M rs. R. R. E a s te r and
In N a tio n ’« Capitol—
ve r. 11 C . w h e n - th e y v n e t M rs spent last w e e k w it h h e r pa re n ts. d a u g h te r sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d a n d
B e id E ld rid g e re tu rn e d fro m E l­
M r and M rs
It
F T a y lo r o f i
C oy's sister. M rs L o u is D u g a n , and M r a nd M rs. A. W. H avens. H e r I M o n d a y a t A g a te Beach.
llillu b o r o . w h o have been v is itin g g in S a tu rd a y , a fte r s p e n d in g te n c h ild r e n o f W eiston. C anada, w h o siste r, M rs. R o n a ld R ic h a rd s o n o f
in tlie east fo r se ve ra l m onths, ' duys th e re w ith his fa ttie r, H u g h
a re h e re fo r a v is it w it h re la tiv e s P o rtla n d , also spent a fe w days
w r it e th a t th e y "a re lin in g W a s h -' E ld rid g e , w h o was s e rio u s ly i l l
M rs D u gan e xp e cts tu re m a in h e re w it h h e r parents.
in g to n . D C , and w i l l a tte n d t in - ' w ith p n e u m o n ia H is fa th e r is im ­
s ix m o n th s f o r th e b e n e fit o f h e r
M iss B e tty H obbs was in itia te d
services fo r v e te ra n s w ho lost t iie ir p ro v in g s lo w ly .
h e a lth O th e r re la tiv e s w h o spent in to K a p p a K a p p a G a m m a s o ro r ity
liv e > a t tlie s in k in g o f tile H a ttie - |
M iss E la in e C a ld w e ll sp e n t th e th e w e e k -e n d a t th e C o y and M rs at O reg o n S ta te co lle g e last w eek.
(Incorporated)
s lo p M a in e T h e n w e w ill be s .til-
1 w e e k-e n d and W a sh in g to n 's h ir th -
Collections — Credit Reports
W e lch homes w e re M r. and She sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d w it h h e r
in g a lo n g fo r a lit t le m ore Kun' i day w ith h e r siste r. M iss K a th le e n M
M rs. Ja ck Thomas o f G le n d a le .
In
parents, M r. a n d M rs . E L . Hobbs.
s h in e ."
h ig h
, C a ld w e ll, te a ch e r in th e
W a s h in g to n
T illa m o o k . Y a m h ill
M
rs
11.
J.
N
o
tta
g
e
o
f
P
o
rtla
n
d
is
M
rs.
Jam
es
Ja
ckso
n
r
e
tu
r
n
e
d
last
school
a
l
Past C h ie f» ' f lu ii M eets—
Redmond.
P o lk a n d M a rio n C o u n tie s.
v e ry i l l in a P o rtla n d h o s p ita l, f o l­ I w e e k fro m Pasadena. Cal., w h e re '
Past C h ie fs ' c lu b . P y th ia n S isters.
M r. a nd M rs. T G. B ro n le e w e lo w in g an o p e ra tio n last w e e k. M rs. she has been w ith h e r d a u g h te r. 1
Personal
Contact on Collections
w ill* m eet n e x t T h u rs d a y at H p m , a n il son L o re n sp e n t th e w e e k-e n d N o tta g e was fo r m e r ly M iss T ild a M rs. R o b e rt E c k lu n d . d u r in g th e
a, th.- homi- ,.f M rs Jo h n G a rd n e r in P o rtla n d w ith th e ir re la tiv e s . M r. G rossen and a g ra d u a te o f H ills ­ past t w o m on th s.
Washington County Office
w it h M rs H e n rie tta M o rg a n as as­ a nd M rs. V ic to r C o rd o va .
b o ro h ig h school. She is a s is te r
H. S. Rogers a tte n d e d a m e e tin g
C om m ercial B uilding
s is tin g hostess.
M rs E lsie S c h u lm e ric h a n d M iss o f M rs F re d Jossy o f n e a r R ock o f th e U. S. W. V. a t M a rs h fie ld I
E lin o r W ilk e s , w h o h a ve been v is ­ C reek
Second and Main Streets
Hollered on B irth d a y —
S u n d a y.
it in g here fo r so m e tim e , re tu rn e d
Phone 3071
M r a nd M rs. H. E S ta p le s and
M rs. R a lp h W ils o n is v is itin g r e l­
M rs E. G. B u in e gave a b ir th d a y S u n d a y to t h e ir h o m e in C o rv a llis .
Hillsboro, Oregon
M r. and M rs. A . W M o o re w e re a tiv e s in C e n tra lia ,
W ash,
th is
d in n e r p a rty fo r h e r h u sb an d W e d ­
M r. and M rs. W S A le x a n d e r o f a h io n g H ills b o r o peo ple w h o a t ­ w e e k.
■
nesday o f last w e e k M r and M rs
E v e re tt B r ic k e tt o f F orest (•ro v e I N e w p o rt sp e n t a fe w days lust te n de d th e F e rn -h o p p e rs ’ b a n q u e t
w eek in H ills b o ro .
at O reg o n S ta te co lle g e S a tu rd a y
w e re guests.
M iss D o ro th y R ood sp e n t
th e I e v e n in g M r and M rs. S taples re -
I It Tongue Im p ro v in g —
w e e k-e n d a t O regon S ta te college. m a in e d fo r th e w e e k -e n d w it h M r
E B T o n g u e re tu rn e d hom e M o n ­ C o rv a llis .
and M is . R ic h a rd K e a rn s.
day a fte r seven w eeks' stay at
M r. and M rs. G u y P a in e and
M iss G ussie S ig le r sp e n t th e
th e
P o rtla n d
M e d ic a l
h o sp ita l,
w e e k-e n d \» ith M r. a nd M rs. H. H. d a u g h te r J a n e sp e n t la st w e e k in
w h e re he has been re c e iv in g tr e a t­
Sun F ra n cisco , C a l. T h e y b ro u g h t
F ra n k at G a rib a ld i.
m e n t.
M rs W A B eck, w h o has been i l l C o n n ie , w h o had sp e n t th e w e e k
in th e h o s p ita l w it h p n e um o n ia , is w it li M r. and M rs. Sam B e n tle y a t
G e t G ood Response—
M a rs h fie ld , h o m e w it h th e m .
S p e c iu l r e v iv a l sendees conducted co n va le scin g a t home.
in th e F o u rs q u a re c h u rc h each e v e ­
M iss Ja n e A u ld o f P o rtla n d was
M rs. P e rcy I. Yost a n d c h ild r e n
n in g since last T u e sd a y b y th e a w e e k -e n d guest o f h e r parents. re tu rn e d S u n d a y fr o m a te n d a ys'
" J o y b rin g e rs ." M iss P ansy B ra y M r. and M rs . J . L . A u ld .
v is it in P o rtla n d .
Miss Hawthorne
in Honor Fraternity
McKinneys Given
Housewarming
Local Girl Wins
in Speech Contest
Page Three
Rest Sellers
Non-Fiction
Added Library
N e w n o n -fic tio n books added to
' Hu- lib r a r y sh e lve s are
In s id e
E urope "
by
Jo h n G u n th e r.
A
¡ c o m p le te ly re v is e d e d itio n . T h is i,
’ th e o n ly t it le w h ic h appears on
e v e ry iis t o f y e a r's best books, a l­
io a best .id le r " I n s i d e E u ro p e '' is
■ the one book y o u need to keep
abreast
of
c u rre n t
happenings
and
to
u n d e rs ta n d to m o rro w 's
i headlines. T h e book is a c o lle c tio n
o f p e rs o n a lity p o rtr a its o f th e men
w h o a re sh a p in g p o lic ie s in E urope,
i w ith some c o m m e n ts on p o litic a l
, and eco n om ic issues S itu a tio n s are
1 w e ll sum m ed u p a nd v e ry u n d e r-
■ standable.
A b o o k a b o u t th e w eather, by
C h a rle F T a lm a n .
W e a th er is a
i m uch ta lk e d a b o u t su b je ct, b u t th is
J book g ive s y o u r e a lly so m e th in g
1 to ta lk a b o u t. Y o u m a y a lw a ys
• have th o u g h t o f th e w e a th e r as
| o n ly te m p e ra tu re a nd th e state o f
, th e sky. b u t it is a va st su b je c t in -
! e lu d in g a ll k in d s o f phenom ena.
T he illu s tr a tio n s on ty p ic a l fo rm s
o f c lo u d s are v e ry in te re s tin g . The
c h a p te r on "W h e n W a te r B re a ks
Loose" is o f tim e ly in te re s t, also
one on "N e w S cience o f A tm o s ­
p h e ric C o m fo r t" o r a ir c o n d itio n ­
ing. A v e ry in s tru c tiv e , e n te rta in ­
in g book. “ L ife o f a S p id e r" h y J.
H e n ri Fabre. In th is b o o k w e w a tch
Dr. P. G.
. *
No. I in Size, Roominess and Luxury.' Wheelbases
increased to 117 inches in Terraplane; 122 and 129
inches in Hudson. With 55 full inches of front seat
comfort for three . . . inches wider than any other
popular cars. And interior richness always thought
’’too line” for cars priced so low.
SET
$|69
REB 12 OS
SPRING SAU
■ f .
— —
I ' i 0T-
$ 1 /9
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a
HI. $7 25
(I) LARGE U T ILITY POTS
AW
Easy clean dome
cover- Steam-seal,
10 Q t. size $2.75
$2 75
(R eg. $3.25).
(C J T E A
«
K E T T L E S
Wide fiat bottom * 0U4ZT
for quick heating. $ 0 7 5
2, 4 a n d 5 Q t.
Q. •
a ls o o n s a l e . us. S3 25
(Dj MATCHED SAUC
cW<ll
S I 3 9 Covered
4
V 2. 4 a n d 6 Q t.
H6. $5 M Same s ty le as 8
Q u a rt U t i l i t y P o t above.
Third and Main St.
T elep h on e 2411
A Message - -
to Washington County
TAXPAYERS
You Can
SAVE
3%
On Your
TAXES
By Paying Them On or Before
Beaut y rest Ma tt ress^Box. Sprinq
by SIMMONS
MARCH 15
No Rebates After March 15
Each
FOR THE CURRENT TAXPAYER
The Total Possible Savings Under the
Present Tax Law are Very Large
In W ash in g to n C ounty alone, 3 r. of the ta x roll rep re sen ts th e
sum of alm ost $30,000. You, as a tax p ay er, can sh a re in fu rth e r b e n e ­
fits to be derived from prom pt paym ent of taxes. A m ong such b en e­
fits are decreased w a rra n t indebtedness and corresponding decrease
in interest paid on o u tsta n d in g w arran ts. T he p rese n t law w hich al-
law s this 3'< discount is th ere fo re of direct in terest to ta x p a y e rs as
individuals as well as to the com m unities in w hich they reside.
by S IM M O
No. 1 in Safety. Hotly all of steel, with roof of solid
steel . . . Duo-Automatic Hydraulic BruLes.
Come in today . . . see and drive a Hudson or Terra-
plane. Let it prove itself your No. 1 CAR.
FOR THE DELINQUENT TAXPAYER
FD R BETTER SLEEP—
SIM M O N S’ ACE SPRING
Waiver of Interest Penalty Possible
Sold on Easy, C onvenient Term s
THOMAS S. SHOLES
137 S. Third Ave.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Phone 21W
V
HYDRAULIC
HILL-HOLD
(An optional extra on
all models)
Keeps you r ear from
ro llin g backw ards w hen
stopped on up-grades.
SELFRIDGE
FURNITURE CO.
136 S. T hird Ave.
P hone 21X
H illsboro
$
L
r
LESTER IRELAND & CO.
Com m ercial B u ild ing
2nd a n d M a in St.
Hillsboro, Oregon
!7/ ip Neiu ACE
No. 1 in Proved Eeonom ly among all popular ears in
the recent 352-mile Ix»s Angeles-Yosemite Economy
Run. Hudson, 22.71 miles tier gallon: Terraplane, 22
miles per gallon. Rolli marks certified hy the A. A. A.
Contest Hoard! And each car carried Jive passengers
and baggage—with no roasting allowed.
PAN
1 Q t., 1 F j Q L and 2 Q t. sizes.
S m art, fla t bead. S tre a m lin e
h a n d le s . Round,«easy-clean
comers. Cover Set, 65c extra.
c •
F re e action fo r each of the 837 se p a ra te ly pocketed
coils. R esilient su p p o rt and no resistan ce to body
m ovem ents. This scientific co n stru ctio n has m ade
BEAUTY-REST w orld fam ous.
No. 1 in Power, increased to 96 and 101 h.p. in Terra-
plane . . . 101 and 122 h.p. in Hudson. Performance and
«■iiduranceccrfi/icdby American Automobile Association.
SAUCE
US.
Measure them yourself!
.A
Houre
• 10 *. m tu 11 a .
I :M p m. to 4 p. m
ft«-« id e n t« ZS71
O f f , . « 2971
N EW ! ROUNDER RADIUS
•
* /3 9
SIMMONS
No. 1 in Driving Ease, with new Selective Automatic
S h ift (Optional extra.) Nothing new to learn . . . yet
you need no hand gear lever . . . need push no clutch
pedal. Front floor all clear.
C o m m e rc ia l B u ild in g
Phones
C O R W IN H A R D W A R E
128 8. 2nd Ave.
Phone 72
A gent Long Radios
covered sauce
pan, double boiler
and a baking dish.
2 Q t. size $1.89.
DENTIST
Sleep on a
You ran lay this 55-
inrh ruler arroea the
front seat of a Hud­
son or Terraplane
and still rloae the
doora. You ran'l do
that in A N Y other
popular cars. None
of the others has
such c o m fo rt fo r
three in front—such
room all around.
F IT T E D
NEW SIZE 3-WAY COOKER
BROWN
Credit Bureaus
You needn’t depend on claims...Hudson nndTerraplane
are No. 1 Lars of their prie/> classes in things that can be
measured and proved. Here are just a few of their No. 1
advantages . . . you’ll find many more when you drive:
F ishing T ackle
Guns, A m m unition
A
Auxiliary Honors
( ’amp Fire Groups
No. 1 CARS
G LASSES
(A) MODERNIZED.
Miss Irm ler Weds
Portland Man
Celebrate Two
Wedding I kites
th e h a b its o f th e sp id e r. le a rn th e , a. rt. G a rr e tt and L . T. R ic h a rd ­
d iffe r e n t k in d s o f spiders a n d h o w . son a tte n d e d u m e e tin g o f the Sons
m uch b e tte r e q u ip p e d fo r h is lif e 1 o f th e
A m e ric a n R e v o lu tio n
In
th e s p id e r is th a n are w e f o r o u r P o rtla n d M o n d a y e v e n in g .
lif e
A set o f books w h ic h has been
in th e lib r a r y some tim e b u t w h ic h
you rnay n o t have n o tic e d : "P h o to -
H A R R ISO N 0 . H U G G IN S
l
• H i . t o r y o f th e C i v i l W a r "
T h is set Is o f especial in te re s t to
M. D.
those w h o h a ve read "G o n e W ith
EV E. E A R . N O SE a n il T U R O XT
th e W in d ." as i t p ic tu re s m a n y
SPE( IA I.IS T
e ve n ts a nd places m e n tio n e d in the
book.
W aiv er of in te rest and p en alty on d e lin q u e n t taxes fo r the y e a rs
1934 and prior, w ith the exception of o n e-fo u rth of the oldest y e a r ’s
delinquency, is possible upon paym ent of th e 1937 c u rre n t tax in full.
D etails of this o p p o rtu n ity are a v ailab le a t th e county tax office.
(P a id A d v e rtis e m e n t)
3 = $