P a g e Six
J of R eedville and Mr. and Mrs. Hob
ents. Mr. and Mrs. I». G. V andei-
York of P o rtlan d . This w as the la t
zanden.
ter s first visit h ere since th e ir m a r
Homo Economics m eeting in the
riage in N ovem ber
Hoy hall Wednesday was well a t
W G. D ougherty. A nul G row ald
tended
The project was conducted
and C aptain Ben Ellison of Puget
by Mrs Jo h n Ibach J r . and Mis-
Sound, new ow ners of th e Mrs E th
M ashington county cows again H agg A- Son herd of 63 pureb red Lena Tay lor.
el M cCorm ick an d G eorge S axton
farms, w ere h ere S atu rd ay and S u n stood at the top of the list am ong and grade Jersey s w as high in
day looking o v er th eir pro p erty . 11 testing associations rep o rted for herds of m ore than 20 cows w ith
(By Mrs. Bird McCormick»
B i r t h d a y P a r t ie s
They bought p art of the equipm ent F eb ru ary The record shows 763
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN— P ro for a gasoline d onkey w hich w ill cows u n d er test, av erag in g 661 an average m ilk production of 618
BLOOMING l.<titen serm on in
g ram com m ittee of th e Pleasant be used in clearing sm all second pounds o f m ilk w ith an av erag e pounds and 38 31 pounds of fat
H o n o r B e n d F o lk
the
L utheran c h u r c h
tonight
View com m unity club is arran g in g grow th.
The
20
purebred
Jerseys
ow
ned
b u tterfat production of 32.06
• Ihurs<lu\ » will l»<» pre;u’he<i hy the
a splendid program for M arch 20.
by
Mrs
Tofu
Williams,
averaging
Mr and Mrs Jo h n W alker visited
C H B .o n fo rd s p u reb red J e r
illy Mrs. (). II. Peterson)
dev. E II B ecker of P ortland
Besides a literary program of in h er g ran d m o th er Mrs. S arah T om p sey herd of 10 cows led th e county 628 pounds of m ilk and 30 7 of fat.
1IEN1) Jo h n Itaggenstos w a
M is s ( i n i - s k i - H onored
stru m en tal and vocal music, plays kins at C u lv er City Sunday Mrs and th e 11 associations, w ith an w as high herd in th e 12 to 20 cow
pleasantly g urpnsed S aturday night
Miss S l.lla G ursko w as honored
and readings. Y am hill county agent. T om pkins w as 90 y ears old in J a n
cl.
-s
Second
high
producing
cow
av erage of 666 pounds of m ilk and
at the hom e of his parents. Mr and w ith a surprise kitchen show er in
R ex W arm er, w ill show th ree reels u ary
47.59 pounds of b u tte rfa t
Fit- in the county is ow ned by Mike Mrs. Jo e Haggenslos S r . and fa m th e basem ent of tin- local eluir
of pictures pertain in g to farm ing
Home D estroyed
Y unkei s. T his i >w R ainbow , a ily w ith a birth d ay p arty Present Sunday night, w hen she was p re
G
rove
dairy
of
H
illsboro
tested
a
and rodent control. C ounty School
Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. M cInnis re g rad e Jersey , w hich led the county grade
produced
1937 w ere Miss M ildred. Ford and A r sented w ith many very p raitieal
S u p erin ten d en t Lynn G ubscr will
also speak A fter the program pies ceived w o r d S a tu rd ay m orning and group of associations w ith 1847 pounds 11 m ilk containing 94 9 th u r Steinhoff. Max. Emma a m i gifts by friends and n latiyes in the
Anna Well; Mr and M r. B ernard com m unity Five hundred w as play
w ill be auctioned off and cake and th at th e hom e of th eir dau g h ters pounds of m ilk and 110 8 pounds pounds of fat.
Wick and children. M r s Zednik and
•
Ten cows w ere sold from
sandw iches sold. Coffee w ill be Mrs. L. I. M urray, and Miss Alice of fat.
M cInnis at West Slope w as b u rn
d aughters Ruth, Leah and Mary, prizes w ere won by Mrs Rieh.ird
In W ashington ccu n tv th e D avid ti-sted herds as boarders.
furnished free.
F rank M onm onik. Bob J ib e n n ii. M 'diol- and Henry N euman, high,
Jo h n F rye retu rn ed hom e T hurs- j ed to th e ground Friday evening
( • ’* * M a k in g ( H e r 70 P o u n d « I'a t — F h e H ig h e s t
and several others. Evening was and Lena llu rk i and M elvin Meyer,
O w ner
N am e
day from P ortlan d w here he had The fam ily w as at a school p ro
Lbs Mt
Breed
Fat
gram
in
B
eaverton
in
w
hich
th
ree
F ir G ro v e D airy . N.
if,
low G uests w ere Stella, Leonard
J.
IM 7
been recuperating from s e v e r a l
I lo S spent playing cards
ike Y u n k e r. R ain b o w
J.
Mrs. Maly H onored
H enry. A rth u r and E lm er G ursko.
1M 7
94 9
broken ribs and o th er in ju ries re of th e ch ild ren took part. T h ere D M av
id H a g g »<• Son.-. S p o t N,
1296
J
.
w
as
no
in
su
ran
ce
and
no
th
in
g
was
Mrs
A
lvin
Maly
w
as
given
a
»-ruest, Mary. H eddic and Lena
ceived w hen he was gored by a
Mr» Ton» W illia m s , D ian a
p . n. J
1342
saved.
birth
d
ay
party
S
aturday
B urki. M argaret Huccker.
evening
J. W
M ullcy, I u u c
bull. He has recovered satisfactorily
G. G.
1451
P hyllis W ohlschlegel w a s i l l
by friends and relatives P resent K rahm er. Rev and Mrs.
Claa* A : M a tu re (0 1
and is able to rid e horseback.
M a k in g O » r r <0 Poundu F a t— N in e H ig h e s t
llO .s w ere Mr. and Mrs Ray inond Herd
H inrichs. Edwin K iekaefer,
J.
Mr. and Mrs. E arl E tzw iler visit- 1 w ‘*l' a bad cold last w eek and F ir G r o w D a iry . N o (6
l S47
D
av
id
H
ag
g
A
S.
iu
,
S
p
o
t
N>
J.
12t>«
55.5 Mr. and
Mrs. H 1, Eisner. Joe and Mis tills Moeller. Mr
cd h er uncle, V ine O rnduff, at V er absent from N ew berg high school. M rs. Tom W illia m s. D ian a
J
.
1342
64.5
R aym ond M yers In ju red
Haggenslos. C laudia Stein. Joe Kusy Mis R ichard Moeller. Hem-'
nonia M arch 3. Mr. O rnduff is ill
J o h n C erd e s. H o lstein
160S
H
76.6 and Mr and Mrs H 1. Eisner Mr
R aym ond M yers r e c e l v e d a J u liu s C h r is te n s e n , M id n ig h t
kirk. R ichard H erdlem
I),
w ith influenza and pneum onia.
H
130M
77.2
F
re
d
J
t
ssy
,
No.
3
bro
k
en
nose
at
th
e
B
u
rn
ett
and
C lara Hclmold. E sther
W ord w as received th at he was
H
1717
73. S and Mrs A lvin Maly and daughter and
M
rs.
C.
F
.
R
b
e
r
ts
o
n
A
S
o
n
.
'
H
Bates
saw
m
ill
M
arch
3
w
hen
he
1277
71.5 B etty Jean , and Emily Maly E ve Ernes! Meyer, lle m v and R egina
b e tte r S aturday.
J u l i u s C h r is te n s e n , B abe
. J.
U 2S
69 9 ning was spent in card play ing
Mrs. J. P. Jones was tak en seri fell w hile tu rn in g a log
N eum ann. M elvin Mover
F re d .
E d w in B u r k h a lte r . N o 25
J
lia s
69 I
C arl C arlson of Scholls, w ell
G ia e e a m l Dorothy K ochnkc havi
F rank Carson. S herw ood bulkier, A lbert ami O scar Mulily. Loo
ously ill M onday. A daughter. Mrs.
( lass B : I-» c a r-o ld s M ak in g 4.» P o u n d » F at
H ighe«t
j
organized
a
4-H
B
uilders
club
m
Ray Ego. of M ountain Home was know n saw m ill man. began T h u rs M ike Y u n k e r. R ain b o w
Alton Mr and Mrs Louis Neu- w hooping cough.
1937
94.9
G. J .
Ili-rniaii l.ii-tieuuw lliinorril
day saw in g at th e B u rn ett and C. B. B u c h a n a n J r . . F foaaie
high kirk. Mr and Mr- L eonard Mulily.
called to help care for her.
1172
70.3 S herw ood M arch 8 at the
D av id H a u g A Son*. F is h 7
G. J .
l l .K
Mrs Herm an Lichcnnw cntei -
66.3 school T his club is open to grade
R uth R enfroe visited L uella Lea- B ates m ill.
Mikiia-il Meyer, Robert I.iebeiiow
L.
R.
A llen . D o u b le Mot
p . B. j .
11
SO
66
7
Mrs. B lazer H onored
and high school boys interested in Leila O 'C onnor Misses Helen llel- tam ed walk a large d in n er party
sy at P o rtlan d over the w eek-end.
D av id H a g g A S o n s. In ile h
16
G. J .
942
63 I carp en try .
Mrs. J . E. B lazer w as honored D av id H ag g A S o n s. In ileh IS
J.
Jerom e Buzan V ery 111
tnokl and M ildred K rahm er w ere Sunday in honor of her h u sb an d s
1125
61.9
birthday C.uesla w ere Mi s M atthes
l a s s ( ; 3-« e a r-o ld - M a k in g O v e r 40
Bobby H eilm an, w ho rem ained hostesses
ven H ig h e st
Jero m e Buzan. a fo rm er C hehal- by th e B uck H eaven V ariant club J w M ( ill»
>. L i i i i e
Dorothy and Elsie Mattlies. and
G. G.
1451
S4.2 here and continued going to the lo
em M ountain resident, is very ill w ith a b irth d ay luncheon at h e r D avid H aitg A: S en s. S y b il
W hen your doctor u r i t r s 4
B everly H ergert ha been ill w ith Mr and Mi , ('h a rk s B r i l l l i t a w a n d
P. B. J
117M
66 0 cal school a fter hts parents. Mr and
at St. V incent hospital w ith cancer hom e M arch 3. P lans for th e a n J o h n C orde*. M in n ie
l>t»-M’i iplton its tired K vital
G. J .
chicken
pox
1396
65.6
d
aughter
of
P
ortland
Mr
and
Mrs
Mrs.
V
V
11
1
i.n-13
H
eilm
an,
sold
their
n
u
al
Buck
H
eaven
E
aster
h
om
e
C h ris R eieh en , R. se
He was operated on M arch 3 No
G. J .
1104
62.9
its r l f ir ir u t I'OltipnUlldiVtX is
H erm an Ja en iek e was in bed last Carl S childhauer and Wilma. Mrs
avid
& S o n s, B a r e n e l's Petrify
P. B. J
7«
69.0 place here last fall an d m oved to
hope is held for his recovery. Mrs. com ing an d d in n e r w ere discussed. D D av
(••srniial. and speed in d e
w eek w ith a severe case of to n B ertha Dcmtnin. Mr and Mr W ai
id H aiti; X S o n s. B a ro n e t - D a rlin g
Lake
Labish.
w
here
they
purchased
P.
B
J
53.0
747
B uzan was called hom e from C al
D av id H ag t; •< S o n s. B a ro n e t - B e rm s
livery may m ean life or
P. B. J
te' Deminin and L ester the Emil
<29
an o th er place, left last w eek-end to sillitis.
ifornia w here she had been since r i , ' k k e Prr»<TMr»-i Frit-
( la--« D : •-> ear-o lri» M a k in g 35 Pound.« F a t— F iv e Highest
M is A nna H ergert heeaim- quite ami Albm Ol on fam ilies Mr and
death, l o r dependable, tin
stay
at
hom
e
and
finish
the
school
Jan u ary . 1936, caring for a daugh- VAIL'D!» r r O g r a i l l lO r
J W C rey . 6 -E a st
O J
1062
56.3
ill w ith a severe cold last w e, k and Mr Li ter Jones and Mavis. Mr
eveelled service bring to u r
J u liu s
C h r is te n s e n , B u tte r c u p
ter, Mrs. Eugene W ard. S he was
1091
I y ear there. Bobby had been m aking
p i« ci iptiou to the Palm.
grandm other.
F ir G ro v e D a iry . No. 40
1460
51 1 ins hom e w ith his
notified of th e death of th e d au g h R e d C r o s s S u c c e s s
J u liu s C h r is te n s e n , W ally
115«
50 9 Mrs. Jo h n G aarde, in Tigard, and
te r shortly a fter h e r a rriv al here.
J . W . C o rey . 19-W est
996
47.8 com ing h ere to school, w here he
iBy M abie B. A llisonl
K o te x
Mrs. Tatman Hostess
has been in school for seven years
MOUNTAIN HOM E—G ibbs C om
F ir G rove L adies' social club w ill
He
is
in
the
seventh
grade
Mr.
L
egler
and
a
niece.
Mrs.
H
arry
m eet w ith Mrs. C harles T atm an m u n ity club p resen ted tw o sh o rt
Pepaodcnt
A ntiaeptic,
C e d a r M i l l G ir ls
Mr. an d Mrs. H arry H ansen and
M arch 16. Roll call w ill be "w hat plays at th e ir h all F rid ay evening H eptner. w ere guests and Mrs. L eg
d au g h ter M ildred E laine of near
ler
re
tu
rn
e
d
hom
e
w
ith
them
.
Both
w
ere
accorded
an
en
th
u
siastic
m ost interests" each m em ber. Last
V ancouver. W ash . spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry- S aunders. A i d in R e v ie w
I wo for
m eeting w as M arch 2 w ith Mrs. A. applause. P roceeds w ent to the Red
w ith Mrs. H ansen's uncle. P hilip
Miss D em aris S aunders, and Miss
Cross. ,
A Soule.
Adams,
and
fam
ily
iBv
G
irl
Seout
T
roop
No.
61»
E dith May B lakley w ere w eek -en d
M eet a t L au rel
TO O TH PASTE
S tanley P arrish and son E dgar of
Mrs. M elvin Hansen of West P o rt
CEDAR M ILLS — On S atu rd ay
l irsl Q uality Pure Alum inum
M ountain H om e folk voted to d is visitors at th e S au n d ers here. Mrs.
n e a r W alla W alla. Wash., arriv ed
land
spent
several
days
last
week
1
)r.
\\ cat's.
S
au
n
d
ers
and
D
em
aris.
w
ho
have
at th e home of E dgar's aunt. Mrs. pense w ith th e local p ra y e r m e e t
th e G irl Scout troop spent p a rt of with her parents. Mr and Mrs A l
3 for
I ' j -•!ii.irt I c;t K ettle, IU-iii( l)
R ufus O rnduff. M arch 3 for a few ing fo r th is T h u rsd ay evening, and spent th e w in te r in P o rtlan d , expect th e ir tim e in helping w ith the G irl vin North, and family.
m ove back h e re w ith in th e next
w eeks’ stay. They brought dow n a p lan to a tte n d th e services at L a u r to
Angel Food Cake Pan, ¿•¡¡-quart
Seout Review , w hich w as held in
w eek or two.
Add B asem ent
el.
COD LIVER O il
tru c k load of w ork horses.
M
eier
&
F
ran
k
auditorium
.
Local
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B
I.
L
ekas
and
Ice
l.ipped Pitcher, ti-ipiart K et
Mr
an
d
Mrs
Louis
Spousta
r
e
Mrs.
W.
E.
B
u
rk
e
and
son
Billy-
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn M iller e n
M c K e s s o a 's .
troop's p art w as sew ing of doll cently had a full basem ent put u n
ch
ild
ren
of
P
o
rtlan
d
w
ere
S
atu
rd
ay
spent
th
e
w
eek
-en
d
in
Salem
w
ith
tle
with
(
over,
ti-cup
Drip
Coffee
tertain ed h er m other, sister and
visitors h ere. They have purchased b lan k ets for th e G oodw ill In d u s d er th e ir house.
Pint
b rother. Mrs. G eorge M aynard. Mrs. j S en ato r B urke.
.Maker, PC-inch Oval R oaster,
th e Sam Body farm , and expect to trie s of O regon and folding o f
Ray Ego H onored
S. J. Sm ith and Mike M aynard, and
m
ove
h
ere
in
th
e
n
e
a
r
fu
tu
re.
Mr.
b
andages
for
the
visiting
nurse
a
s
11-inch
Round
Double
R
oaster
T he D ouble-T ree class at a party-
M ervin Brackee. all of O ceanlake.
C h ocolate C herries
J. M T K KEIt
last F rid ay even in g honored Ray- and Mrs. Body have not decided sociation.
from S unday to Tuesday.
Josiah
Jtlarklin
T
ucker
of
Forest
w
h
ere
they
w
ill
go
and
w
ill
rem
ain
Mr. and Mrs. A lvin H askell have
Mrs. Ernest G u en th er w as tak en i Ego. th e occasion being his b irth -
EACH
G rove died at Toledo M arch a and
Pound
m oved to th e ir hom e h ere from funeral services w ere held at the
to P ortland S anitariu m M arch 3 day an n iv ersary . L a te r in th e e v e on th e place also for a tim e.
ning.
th
e
m
em
bers
of
th
e
C
hristian
C
ontinue
O
fficers
S auvies Island.
She is sehiously ill w ith h eart
M«-.uuriti.; ( up, houxh-
Forest G rove U ndertaking com pany
C le llir
S prinklers, As-
E
ndeavor
society
an
d
th
e
Double-
W
om
an's
M
issionary
S
ociety
v
o
t
trouble. She was a little b e tte r S a t
Mrs. J. J. C h urchley is spending chapel M onday afternoon w ith Rev
U pjohn Super “ D ” Cod
nut ( u ltrrs, I j’K S licrrs.
e.rtrd i (»ukit* C utlrrs,
urday. Miss E rnestine G uenther. ' T ree class com bined for a gen eral ed T hursday th at th e p resen t o ffi som e tim e recovering from some T u rn er officiating In term e n t was hi
Liver Oil and Vitam in
•lilly Moulds. Salt .tint
( hild > ( upn. Alca •til
w ho w as h ere tak in g care of h er ' social tim e, follow ing business m eet cers continue u n til a la te r date. serious after-effects of the flu She Forest View cem etery
I’rp p e r Shakcis. | un-
Mrs. V. T Sepece is presid en t. Mrs. is doing quite w ell now at the hom e
Pearls
sold at minimum
ing
Spoon
Sci
m other, has retu rn ed to P ortland. ings.
He w as born in S tephen county
lids.
p
P lan s for an E aster pageant. "T he Sam Body, v ice-president, an d Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs Jo h n W alters.
prices.
P rep are P rogram
I.
V
H
Illinois.
F
ebruary
20.
I860.
D
eceu.
d
I
A(
II
,)C
Open G ate." to b e presen ted at
eorge Allison, se c re tary -treasu rer.
M ountain Top Sunday school is M ountain H om e E vangelical church G
is su rv iv ed by the follow ing c h il
Women of L au rel and K in to n w ill I
p rep arin g an E aster program . Mrs. M
dren: W alter L . Red B luff C a l.
arch 28. a re u n d er w ay. Mrs. E u be asked to jo in them in th is w ork
KRAMIEN’S
W illiam Morse and H illie Tykeson gene T ay lo r is d irectin g th e pageant. D etails of th e m eeting tim e and
E rnest T . B anks: Mrs. W H W eb
have charge of th e w ork. S unday An in v itatio n to tak e p art in a su n places have not as y et been a rra n g
er. Miss E lizabeth T ucker. Mrs E
r>a
ln
i D ru g S to re
i By A gnes V andcrzandcn)
school is held h ere every Sunday- rise service on B ald P eak, sp o n so r ed. N ext m eeting is scheduled for
H. French. Forest G rove; Mrs H ol
m orning and preaching both m o rn ed by L au rel church, was exten d ed M arch 18
P rrsrrip tiiin I>1 uggists
Mrs. Louise V anstralin of S eattle. lis Jones. P ortland: Mrs H It Ruff-
estern O rganization^
ing and evening.
Wash., is visiting for an indefinite man, Toledo, and F loyd I.. Argo
IIO M : 36(1
M eeting M arch 1!»
in an an n o u n cem en t m ade last S u n
R ay and F ran k Shook received day.
M ountain H ome P aren t-T each er period w ith h e r sister. Mrs. P J III.
w ord last w eek th a t a hound they
V
anderzgnden.
club
w
ill
m
eet
at
th
e
school
house
No m orning p reaching services
had given E verett Lee of C herry w ere h eld at M ountain Home last M arch 19.
Miss Jo h an n a D ierickx and W il
G rove, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, as Rev. V. T. Speece was
An all day m eeting of M ountain liam Bean of Mt. A ngel spent the
C alvin W hitm ore, w as in stru m en tal busy at L au rel w h ere evangelistic Home L adies' Aid w as held at the w eek-end w ith Mrs. B ertha D ier
in killing a cougar. E v erett saw the services w ere startin g . In th e a b parsonage M arch 4. T he ladies q u ilt ick x and fam ily.
anim al on an old d eserted railroad sence of th e usual first-S u n d ay -o f- ed most of th e day. P lan s for a b en
Mr. and M rs C h arles K arlick
above C h erry G rove and shot and th e-m onth church. R ichard Joyce efit d in n e r to be given soon w ere and
fam ily of Salem spent t h e
crippled it. F our hours later the and Jo h n S ch m ellzer conducted the also made.
w eek-end w ith Mrs. K arlick ’s par-
hound took up th e tra il an d treed laym en's m eeting. P reach in g is
th e cougar. W hen butch ered it was scheduled for n ex t S unday m o rn
full of d eer m eat.
ing. here, instead of last Sunday.
Mrs. Lena M eyers and G eorge
Mrs. E m ery H arris had as h er
Z eigler attended the fu n eral of a house guest all last w eek. Mrs.
b o u g h t Used
1 Used Cars from
sister-in-law . Mrs. Jo h n Zeigler, at H enry L eg ler of P o rtlan d . Sunday
Cars from
St. H elens W ednesday.
vrolet D ealers
C hevrolet D ealers
bouOht u ,ec
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r M cCormick
' c °ri from
of P ortland, accom panied by Mr. I
Chevrolet Dealers
and Mrs. Tom Savage, made th e ir
first trip h ere S unday since th eir
au to accident on a P o rtlan d stre e t ’
d u rin g the freezing w eath er the
first of Jan u ary . Mrs. M cCorm ick is
still w earing a brace on h er back
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Mr and Mrs. M ervin W hitm ore :
en tertain ed S unday for H ow ard S everal good. slig h tly used
N eely of A uburn. W ash., w ho is a t- - brooders, . both .
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electric
and
tending dental college in P ortland.
coal.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S n y d er of
Scholls and Mr. and Mrs A rth u r
Sanitary feeders and drinking
M cCorm ick and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
fountains for baby ehicks.
S avage of P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Saxton and
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d iffe re n t form s of
fam ily m ade a trip to C latskanie F o u r
Sunday. W hile th ere they learned of H O D G E N - BREW STER
YO UR CHEVROLET DEALER
th e death of a cousin. S herm an S ax chick feeds.
ton. at St. H elens recently. On th eir
re tu rn th ey view ed the Italian m o t
FOR THESE REASONS
Ask for free lite ra tu re on care
o r ship Felta.
and g row ing of b aby chicks.
B irthday C elebrated
M r and Mrs. D. M. M cInnis e n te r
Your Chevrolet dealer has the finest
tain ed th eir great grandson. Jo h n
selection of used cars in his entire
Y ork IV. on his first b irth d ay S u n F a r m e r s ’ C a s h S t o r e
history. All m akes—all models.
day. O th er guests w ere his parents.
Feed - Seed - Wool - Poultry
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Y ork. J. A
Big volume enables your Chevrolet
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Y ork and children Lois and G ordon
dealer to give you bigger value . . .
at lower prices.
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MEN AND WOMEN who transact business
in other parts of the state, who make frequent
business trips to Portland, or have other oc
casions for requiring banking facilities away
from home, find the state-wide facilities of
The First National Bank most convenient and
helpful.
We invite you to use all the services of this
bank both locally and in every community
where we can serve you.
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m otor, good
tires. O . K.
1931
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B u y jN o w ! P r ic e s A d v a n c e M a r c h
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C hevrolet
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1929 Stu debak cr Sedan—
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136 8. Third Ave.
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1929 C hevrolet S e d a n __
C heap operation.
Low
E r n e s t Priées—Most
( o u v riiirn t Terms!
1929 O lds Sedan. New
p a in t. I iood
m otor. 11. K.
JL
$'fl Ï/V
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Save Money—Be Sure of
Satisfaction!
1929 Ford M odel A Coupe
See this
one
1928 C hevrolet C o a c h __
Last 4-eylinder
m odel
C O M E IN . . . SEE THEM
. . . TODAY!
P h one 44 4 D ay— N ight 2 8 4 2
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Many More Io
Choose From .
H ills b o ro M o to r Co.
3 1 8 - 3 3 2 E. Main St.
tra n sp o rt at ion.
T ruck—
T horoughly
re c o n d i
tioned, 10-ply
tiros. (I. K.
Iti m em ber—the««. ears
g u aran teed OK!
C oach—
All vital parts carefully
rei'oiiditlonril!
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Selfridge Furniture Co.
Itillsbnrn
Plym outh
R ebored m otor.
paint.
FOR A LARGE FAMILY SIZE NORGE
Phone 21X
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Save M oney—Be S ure of
Satisfaction!
.50
1931 H upm obile S p o r t .
Coupe.
R econditioned
E very ear a real bargain!
1933 Ford V - 8 Tudor
Sedan.
R econditioned
OF PORTLAND
"H«r NAHONAl ÍANK
WfSZ Of THE KOCK/fV
$£Qf*
E very car a real bargain!
• Y ou can place th e u tility baskets
w herever you wish in th e new N orge—
change th e new in sert shelf as your
changing food supply dem ands. Large
ro asts, m elons, ta ll b o ttles— fit easily
in to th e new N orge. A nd to give you
even greater d o lla r-fo r-d o lla r value,
o p eratin g co stsarc d o w n -over-all econ
om y is up. Sec th e new N orge R o llato r
R efrigerator now!
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I.O M ct P lie rs—Most
Convi n ien t Terms!
1935 Ford V-8 Fordor
Sedan.
L o w m ileage
well eq u ipped
o. k .
ALLOWS 9 DIFFERENT
SHELF VARIATIONS!
A s low as
3 years Io pay
Only Chevrolet dealers can offer used
cars backed by the famous Guaranteed
OK Tag—for eleven years the nationally
recognized symbol of SAFE USED
CAR IN V ESTM EN T.
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g u aranteed OK:
NEW t y l e a M z INTERIOR ARRANGEMENT
USED CARS OF THE MOST OUT
STANDING QUALITY AND VALUE
. . . ALL M A KES, ALL M O D ELS,
IN C L U D IN G M A N Y 1 9 3 5 - 1 9 3 6
CHEVROLETS . . . UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES!
Chevrolet dealers employ the highest
standards and the most expertly
trained mechanics for efficiently
conditioning used cars.
H illsboro, O regon
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