n K,
i i r
r r m r,
Newberg Team
Admitted to
Comity League
Dick Sutherland
Receives Third
OSO M orinara m
OKKOON STATE
( 'u i v a lli
I ,ii k
Bowlers Hit
Mid-Season;
Plan Tourney
C G I .I.
S tilli •• i 1 .i fi i
I o r i lo o p e ts r r iila y
l l i l l J .oro lio o p Ia n . h a v e llie lr
* liaiD P to p a r ili (p a le I» 4 la rg e
h e lp in g o f bask) H u ll a c tiv it y to
m o rro w
i l i i i l a v i n ig h t. w it h a
trip li* h e a d e r sched uled Io s ta rt at
7 3) oil the u n io n h ig h s* tinnì I loo.
McMinnville li i g h si tiool i s
s e n i.mg its v a rs ity an d its
II"
squad ag ain st the l l i l h l a g g re g a
tio ns ill the firs t tw o garni ». w Itile
till* I'e r te e lio ii Ita k e rs o f tile Big
X league w ill m i ei Nt*w her 1 ; C o l
li ge P h a rm a c y q u in te t in the e v e
ning's fin a le
Coach B ill Johnson's l l i l l i i " It"
a | i i a d w ill h * m a k in g its in itia l
ap p i ara lo e. w h ile the B lu e and
W h ile \ a r s iti w ill lie step p in g out
fo r the fir s t tim e th is season
against h ig h school < o n ip e titio n .
.M< .M inn v ille '» b a s k e tb a ll r e p u ta
tio n Is an e x c e lle n t one. w ith the
M u high a g g re g a tio n h a v in g gone
to tin* state to u rn a m e n t last y e ar
fro m th is d is tric t.
New 3 8 Fords
Go on Disolav
nodel lo r 10.38. featur
fo u r -y e a r contracts for sta r mail
diiict lines, went 01 route.) will be aw arded early next
m orning iT huisduyi year by the U nited S tate : Postoffice
ro o m o f tin* Mo. K en. Ifepaitm ent according to I. T Mc-
anpany. ilill.h i.ro Kord Ptieetcrs. H illsboro postm aster, with
one H illsboro route being affected
I. available in three
P re a lit course of the HilDboro-
pow ered with eith- S iofield-Jahlonski c a d d a r route
■hoi • pow er V-8 en- 1 through N orth P lain . Roy Banks
ned f o r m axim um and B uxton to the Jab lo n sk i road
i J co*t and opera- junction .everal m iles beyond B ux
end of the .tandard ton and retu rn . M ePlieeters said
with th e horizon- S ta r ro u te ; are f .r the purpose of
extending unbrok- tran sp o rtin g m ail betw een th e small
od-.ide to form the e r post offices and the cen tral s ta
with som e box delivery service
T he newly-d»-.signed deluxe line tion. d ered
in outlying districts not
ii jiowt red only with the 85-boi e- ren
P .'.’»*i V-8 m otor and is available served by general m ail route ;. Ten
II l ight body typ<
Hood on the m iles of this ru ra l service in the di-
deluxe i hiig th en ed . its nearly rcction of M anning will be added to
vertical front i; carried in a “V" the H illsboro ro u te u n d er term s of
well down into th»* rad iato r grille the new contract, it w as announced
H orizontal line of the g u ll bars Bids Close Ja n u a ry 25
Bid. on the co ntract will be r e
and th.* louvres are echoed in a
rustless .-teel band along th e belt ceived at W ashington D C . until
430 I* m , J a n u a ry 25 1938 Decision
to th e rear.
1* enders in both cars a re mas- on the co n tracts will b e m ade on
?)'.»• form ed low er to provide m ore or before M arch 8. 1938. w ith a
com plete coverage of th e ru nning new co n tract going into effect on
g<a:
H»-adlamps a re recessed in Ju ly 1 P resent contracts run until
front fender aprons on both models. Ju n e 30. arid the new contract will
Interiors of both a re room y and a t be aw arded for the fo u r-y ear period
tractive and a new in stru m en t panel ending J u n e 30. 1942.
add to th e finish of th e cars.
Those in terested in bidding on
O ne of th e new features is the this ro u te a re urged to m ake in
front seat of the T udor sedans. quiries at th e H illsboro post office,
M cP heeters said B efore bidding
Wo hiiiglun county . ix I i .1 ni
M id . a .11, m ark
w ere 1. a e h e i
huili '•* llool ha .I.etball league b e
by o n e le a g u e o f Hie
H llls b o n
latile .1 even ti.iin circuit ami
B o w lin g a s o e ia tio n laid w e e k a m
i i .11 lied into iicigtibol mg Yamhill
font Othi I p i e p a l . d f o r th e n fin.I
county lie t W ednesday fol a l l o t t i l i
III .1 h a lf c .,n te .I . th is w e e k w it!
th*' < lu i tin .i
h o lid a y 1 ti u k i n ;
entry, w ith Hie Ni w beig q u in tet
added a . the le o t t o f a special mid
t h e i n te r n ii .inn p e r io d b e f o r e tin
w.... k as. ion of pi uieipal ; of the six
O ne »if the be* I pa. * < utrh ei . on o | m n in g o f .11 n.l r o u n d in a te h i
i »unity
th e *<|ua<i. Dick «ame in for a go»nl I n . ‘'.ni., ’ ■ Sim p’ , q uintet of h-ft
h are of playing tim e this y ia i handed bow ling e x p e rt' tum ped
when o th er e n d w « T » * benelu-d , off w ith the in t-h.dr ii...v n >n
when M cM innville and othei team , w ith in ju ries arid Coach S tin cr w i th e Ami l ican league which fin
banded tngeliici in tin fotinatioli of I foiri I to a lte rn a te hi men to keep t i dled it ; < </mpctiti(»n I 14 Week
G .ik e . G rocery and Kushlow In
a stronger W illam ette valley high !lu in m playing condition
school » unfen nee. sought adm ission
A good end ha . to be fa t on of- Flit.true had clinched cruw n ; in the
to tin* county le.»gu«- O th er team s leie-e and able lo diaifno «• enemy f ’n n ,m e n ia l ami N ational leai’m
m aking up th e c i n uit a i e Fore it p la y
to b«‘ successful, and many W ith th e ( ’ ( ' S to r e a lu m ! a iur< 1
Grove. H euvelton St M ary' :. S her of the local follow» ! ■; of th e game "I the City league title, b arrin g an
npa*t in the laat w eek's com peti-
wood, T igard and liillsb» ro. all of have < om plitncrilt'ii Du k by .tying ■ tio
n
w hich are lo< at»*d w ithin th»* W ash that In* had ‘‘e v ery th in g ‘ req u ired
of .i great end He will be sorely M id-winter Tourney Set
ington county limits
Progressive leaguers have nine
E nlargem ent of th e leugu»» h a . I missed w hen S tinei atte
m ore kames to play, and plan to
mad»* iin e v .a i v th e re aligning of build an o th er ch allen g er
wind up th eir schedule, which b e
I93M continence rac»*
Hu* circuit M'liedule Momewhut a»
gan tw o w eeks after the others
»•»riling to H,•»•(»• Hath'* orn Hillu S ta rre d In I'. S. < G a m e
w
ith m atches Munday and T i l e -
In Los A ngeles when th»1 Heave
iiKiitoi. but plans fur the county
day e v e n in g . T he Pepeo league
w
i
n
1
playing
th
e
T
rú
jate
S
uthe
opvtiei at St aM.n > on Friday. .Jan
up«-ned its second half this past
uary 7. will rem ain virhiullv the land really proved that I
week w ith the Linem en and O p
Hillu > am b itio n . bask»*teer
“hold up in the pinches**
erato r; dom inating the play
in c d th»*n 1937-38 cam paigi
w ent into th»‘ g line in
Hay Dillon, m anager of th e C le m ’» th e ir own court last Friday
Don Coons w ho was in ju red . Ev
Place alleys, has scheduled the dished up a 28 to 22 treat wi
ery o n e ex pected it to b e the end
s
t
a
r t of the ann u al m id -w in ter th e ti m im ing.-., to the Pacific
wh«n Coons left the gam e bu
Dick piuyed th» b is t gam e of hi to u rn am en t for n ex t W ednesday vcrsity frosh.
»•veiling, with events planned again
Bill G rogan, youthful Hil
‘ a n » r w ith a faultless pci form aiu
foi team s, doubles and singles e n forw ard stationed on th e st:
both
»
1
»
fensively
a
n
d
ofl»
nsiv»d;
liu ti, » i m e Hi), u p e tiv r w ill b e c o ll-
w hich gam ed him a great deal o tile . All league players an* eligible lineup by Coach Reece Hat!
l l l l l l l ' l l U lo llg l(.U ) l l l l l l l l 'l l t h i l i '
W illi fu v o iab le com m ent in th e Los An
for play in the tuurnam ent. he a n dropped four fi»*ld goals th
Hi., lu .c i s o f . .u h hlioi I k u iiii * dn i|> - geles n e w 'p ap el
nounced
tin* baskets for an eight-poll
L
o c a l Team s T ravel
piliK f ilin i I h .' ('V e ilin g 's cuuipcti-
tai which was good enough t(
D uring the season. Dick was tin
tii.il The iipch.'i is cxpccli'tl tu p ro chief a lte rn a te w ingm an, d o i n j
T he Cuming w eek-end will see both team s in scoring for th*
v i d e u good opportunity for sizing
Other-» show ing to a
well at eithei left or righ H illsboro team s com peting at three ning
UP the re la tiv i* s t r e n g t h o f th e v a r equally
end. alth u u g h In* saw most of hii d ifferen t .spots thro u g h o u t t h e tage on th e Hilhi lineup inc
io u s te a m s , it w as d e v ia i ed
action at the left end berth, w h en country, w ith a p air of m atches on Loren H roiileew e at guard,
fh e schedule of Coach Reece Coon;, was on th e side-lines a gout th»- local alleys highlighting Sun- ran g up five co
da>' * activities Perfection B akery L aw rence at a <
P erfection B akers ham m ered out
11 at hh«.ill's llillii q u in te t for the part of the tu n e w ith an an k le ail
will pla»v hosts to a Mkmtle club
a 52 to 31 win over an O regon City
incut
ruining season, includes
For an early
t« am and a pickl'd H illsboro squad B lue and W’hitt
team
on the local high school floor
Ja n u a ry 4. M cM innville, there.
will oppose the Eastside T erm inal good co-ordinatn
last F riday night, w ith W arren
Ja n u a ry 7. county opener. St
bow lers here
W ahner and P eterson leading the
ing was unusual]
M ary's; January 11. St Mary's,
Tw o H illsboro team s will mak season’s opener,
H illsboro team 's attack
th i i.'- Jan u u ry II Forest G rove,
the ju m p to P ortland w hile the w ith th»? Pacific
Both W ahner and P eterson piled
h ere- Ja n u u ry 18. open date; J a n
o th er tw o P o rtlan d team s are p lay ten tativ ely book
up 18-point totals, both re p re se n t
uary 21. B eaverton, th e re -, J a n
ing tw o foul shot com pletion and
H arvey S to n y of Forest G rove ing h ere H ushlow Insurance will ported, and will
uary 26. R ainier, h ere. Ja n u a ry 28.
m eet the Nelson U pholsterers, and
eight field goals. Ingram of P e r
Tig.nil. th e re -. Ja n u a ry 29. T illa fo rm er Pacific U niversity baseball the F ix -It Shop men will face I) ed before th e C
fection B akers w ound up w ith 12
m o o k . lu i.' F eb ru ary 1. Newberg, star, will m ake his (.'oust league (' Wax in a re tu rn engagem ent on begin.
Box score:
points f o r second-high honors,
h e ie -. F eb ru u ry 4. Sherw ood, h ere- d ebut as a reg u lar for th e P o rtlan d the O regon alleys. R etu rn m atches
b o r o <2S>
w hile Elliott led O regon C ity w ith
I ' a r i f i r I'ro x h
k eb ru ary 8. Open date. F eb ru ary 11. B eav ers n ex t .season, if presen t ru m w ith O regon City bow lers in the llilla
It.
Grogan,
x
]
10 m arkers.
•
’
W
«
l»
h
Si M ary's, h ere-; F eb ru ary 15, F o g ors em an atin g from th e offices of falls city w ill occupy th e atten H a u m y a rtn e r . 1 . I
N
o
lm
e
y
e
r
Tw o Big-8 league gam es are book
est Grove, th ere-
F ebruury IB. th e club are co rrect
L
a
w
re
n
c
e
.
4
.
(
Rol<
f
f
tion of O akes G rocery and Gold
S torey, w ho slau g h tere d opposing L eaf D airy of the local association. H ro iile e w e , ’»
I
local high school floor
II. av. I toll. h ere-. F eb ru u iy 22. T i
4, lo o g h ry ed for the
Ham m er
(
p
itch
ers
w
ith
a
347
butting
m
ark
in
4.
I'a
n
tfle
d
u
ring th e com ing w eek, according
gnili. h e re '; F ebruary 25 Sherw ood
Locals Capture Pair
S u b a tltu te -
H ilh i
otran
T »u - to K eith
th e Wi stern In tern atio n al league
Wilcox,
m anager of the
th e re -
In m atches here last Sunday. ira w a 2. S u th e rla n d
i.e r 2. N o la n .
bakery squad. F riday night th e P e r
N,
Note G am es m ark ed w ith an a s durin g th* 1937 season, was farm ed O akes G rocery rolled to a 2226 to D a v l« ; P a c ific
M e in l
out tu the Tacom a club by the Beuv- 2115 victory over th e E bner F ac L e p e rt
fection q u in tet w ill tangle w ith the
terisk i- i a re le a g u e g a m e s
O f f ic ia l* ‘ W W a h n e r and I). T hrapr
>'i •• h i t y.-ar lb- is counted upon a
College P harm acy team of New berg
to
ry
team
from
W
oodburn,
w
ith
ii rep lacem en t for Fred Bedore. a g
follow ing the high school gam e
H am m er of O akes com piling a 476
ing B eaver th ird -su ck er, according score Gold Leaf D airy dow ned the
with th e startin g tim e set for about
to rep o rts A lthough listed us a O regon C ity team . 2111 to 1904
i 9 o'clock.
th u d basem an. S to rey tu rn ed in his
T opping th e w eek's bill-of-fare
High SCOreni o f l a t
W eek';
best fielding m ark s last y ear w hile league com petition w ere D Bad-
for hoop fans w ill be th e T igard
Stationed at shortstop, but his b a t ertschei 214 A m erican; E Horn-
town team -H illsboro gam e on the
C o-operate w ith y o u r com m unity ting p ow er is rated as his m ain us- back. 216 C ity; W P atterson. 222.
Schedules for t h e W ashington high school floor at 7:30 p. m. n ext
corresp o n d en t by tu rn in g in your
county
basketball
league
w
ill
be
Pepco; L yle O akes 215 Com me r-
W ednesday. T he T igard hoopers
im portant new s happenings. It is
according have already gained considerable
c * a 1. H Russell, 199 N ational; announced next week
im possible for the corresp o n d en t to
P lease .send in new s copy early W inger. 203 Progressive. Eva W il to Dr A W A bram s, league d i rep u te in the league and fig u re to
contact everyone for local new s
rector
» th e A rgus.
liams. 159. ladies
offer stiff opposition to th e bakers.
Six team s w ill m ake up t h e An attem n t is being m ade to bill a
l. r a f f u r S ta n d in g *
A m e ric a n
l. r a g u r —
W
I.
p e t.
league this year, w ith team s q u a li high school gam e for th e sam e night
fied from Orenco. Banks. Gaston. as h alf of a do u b le-featu re program .
B eaverton and T ualatin. A tw ice- Adm ission is free. W ilcox said.
a-w eek schedule is being d raw n up
At present th e H illsboro e n try
for th e team s, w ith one hom e
gam e and one visiting gam e on stands at a .500 m ark in the Big-8
each team 's schedule each week. league, having edged out a 40 to 37
The first tw o rounds w ill be com victory over the Pacific "U" su p e r
pleted about the first of F ebruary, varsity in th eir opening contest, and
co n stituting the first h a lf play. dropp d a til) to 35 decision to the
The second half w ill get u n d er way N ew berg T avern team . W arren
im m ediately, w ith a th r e e - g a m e W ahner rang up 19 counters in the
titu la r playoff slated for m i d- Pacific game
Box score:
March. w ith a special tro p h y go
P e rfe c tio n (521
(3 1 ) O rc r o n C ity
ing to th e league cham pion.
W a h n e r. IS
F
4. G ross
H u b er is the te n tativ e six th e n P eten»on, IX
F
6. T o u r
try in the league, w ith a distinct S u th e r la n d
C...
4. W h itte n
G
7. Davis
possibility th at a H illsboro team S h a ttu c k . 4
a m , 12
G
1U. E llio t t
will be entered if the H uber team I n g H r ills
b o r o S u b s titu te s : M e re d ith . N o rto n .
does not m aterialize w ithin t h e K ra u s , a n d R u ecker.
n ext few days, it w as declared.
R e fe re e : Ed G rotran.
Hilhi Topples
Yearlings, 28-
B akers V a n q u ish
O re g o n C ity, 52-31
Six T e a m s P la n n e d
fo r C o u n ty L o o p
NO
EXTRA
V HEAT
< units /
7
EXTRA
cost / >
Half)
F arm in g S tu d e n ts
D raw U p B u d g ets
STANDARD
BURNER OILS
For the very b a t oil heat, Insist on Standard
Burner O ils! Scien tific tests prove they have
MOKK MEAT UNITS per gallon than oth er leading
brands. E very drop Is a full drop o f clean heat!
D IST R IB U T E D BY
SUSBAUER BROS
CORNELIUS. OREGON
Phones: Residence, C ornelius 366J; Office, C o rn eliu s 371W
has recently become a popular
radio ch aracter, w ill pay trib u te
to H illsboro and its retail sto re
k eep ers on his program next W ed
nesday at 7:59 p. m. over station
KOIN
T he sam e program recen tly o f
fered an an nouncem ent covering
the w hole of W ashington county
Inform ation being used on the p ro
gram next Wednesday evening was
sup p lied by Leon S Davis, ch am
ber of com m erce secretary.
H elp y o u r correspondent send in
early copy. Some F rid ay or S a tu r
day if possible.
Announcement
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
We A nnounce Our 25th C onsecutive Sem i-Annual
D ividend at the R ate o f
Classes in ag ricu ltu re at H illsboro
U nion high school have m ade th eir
en terp rise budgets and expense e n
tries to date, it w as announced by
E. E Rowland, instructor. They are
secu rin g th e inform ation pertaining
to th e accom plishm ent of each job
of th eir en terp rises and recording it
as “job plans necessary to m ake the
p roject a success."
F u tu re farm er projects a re ev alu
ated to a g reat ex ten t on com plete
ness of plans, accuracy of records
and cost analyses, and im portance
of th e project as an educational lab
o rato ry for th e boy. If a boy has a
g o o d com m and of the necessary in
form ation and practices of corn rais
ing p rio r to taking vocational ag ri
culture. corn as his only en terp rise
w ould not be a good project
R ow land rep o rts th at the boys
gave very good accounts of the soil
and d airy conferences they a tte n d
ed as a rran g ed w ith th e countv
ag ricu ltu ral
agent.
Inform ation
gained a t the conferences paralleled
and added to th e study of th e class
es based on th e ir crop and livestock
projects.
D e m o c ra tic C o m m itte e
to M e e t H e re T o n ig h t
R esources S tu d y
P lan o f G ra n g e s
RELIABLE
Savings
Washington Savings & Loan Assn
M PERSON. Manager
Si Loan BI (Iff.
J:
Hillsboro. Oregon
W it h expressive b e au ty o f m a te ria l
and fo rm , a w e ll-p la n n e d m em o rial
w ill e v e r be a sh rin e o f devotion and
a sa tisfaction to th is and com ing
generations. T o aid you in a rriv in g
a t a fittin g choice is o u r responsi
b ility . C on sult ust e n tire ly w ith o u t
o b lig a tio n .
O reg o n M o * u m e n t W o rk s
Hillsboro and Newberg, Ore.
H. H. Stannard. Mgr.
»FOREIGN
CEPTION^
W IT H
R ailroad A ssu m es
D eliv ery S ervice
A ssum ption of full du ties in con
nection w ith store-door pickup and
delivery service soon a fte r th e first
of th e y ear was announced r e
cently b y t h e S o uthern Pacific
railroad com pany.
On all in tra sta te traffic involving
pickup and d eliv ery serv ice in the
past, th e railro a d 's subsidiary. P a
cific M otor T ransport, has been
called upon to do th e w ork. Rates
and service w ill rem ain u n ch an g
ed. the only difference being in
the change of name, it w as an-
nouced. T he change w ill elim inate
the inconvenience to shippers of
using d ifferen t tariffs and b ill
ing docum ents for in te rsta te tr a f
fic w ork, w hich has alw ays been
handled u n d er the S o u th ern P a
cific nam e, and in trastate shipping.
M ig rain e H e a d a c h e
C ure D isco v ered
CORV ALLIS— T h at th e "w ater
balance” in a person's body m ay be
th e key to prevention of m igraine
or nervous sick headache is the
th eo ry advanced by F ran k T hom p
son. g rad u ate student in chem istry
at O regon S ta te college, w ho r e
cently rep o rte d his ex perim ents
and conclusions on th is su b ject to
th e O regon section of th e A m erican
C hem ical society at its m eeting in
P ortland.
W hen inform ed about eight years
ago th a t th is m alady, from w hich
h e suffered frequently, and which,
incidentally, afflicts from one to
tw o p er cent of the population, was
incurable, Thom pson began using
his e a rlie r scientific train in g in an
effort to find out som ething about
it for him self. His study of his own
case and those of a n u m b er of o th
ers has finally convinced him th at
the secret of prev en tio n of these
headaches lies in keeping th e in
take of w ater or liquid at a m in i
mum.
He recom m ends th at persons sub
ject to such headaches stay on th e
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white, tw o-tone fa
ith only t l ext'e.
Hillsboro Appliance
dC Plumbing Co.
"Standard” Plumbing — Fisher-Thorsen Paints
Phone 72
K elv in ato r A ppliances
132 S. 2nd, H illsboro
BEAUTY .you’ll Admir« . . . TONE You’ll Enioy
PERFORMANCE’ Y O U ’ LL PRAISE
GREATEST OF ALL
w ith S e m i-T ra ile r and
V a n B ody
H e re ’s pow er, speed, econ
omy a n d long life— ev ery
th in g th a t is re q u ired in
tru c k -tra c to rs fo r long-dis
tan c e service.
M e m b e r F e d e ra l H o m e Loan B an k
A NEW .THRILL
PLYMOUTH 2^-1938
Truck-Tractor
RICHARDS
et in th e w arm est possible spot blned. the c u rren t issue o
dent faejs reveals • ff our
and «went it out
d eath s received the apectact.
tent ion centered upon othc
lent deaths, public opinion
ft J Dooley, exam iner of op achieve enough force to redu
erator-. and chauffeurs, will be in highw ay toll greatly. Score
H illsboro W ednesday. D ecem ber 22. S tate Earl Snell com m ented
at the court house from 10 a in
to 5 p m All those w ishing p e r
m its or licenses to d riv e c a ts are
R em em ber the m ore you tell, the
asked to get in touch w ith Mi m ore you sell w hen using A rgus
Dooley d u ring these hours.
W ant Ads.
tf
INTERNATIONAL
PER A N N U M
be m ailed D ecem ber 31st to all paid up C ertifi
e a rn in g s will be a d d e d to all o th e r accounts.
•ustom ers ¡ire cord ially invited to
heir J a n u a ry 1st investm ent,
supervision w ith legal g u a ra n te e Reserve Fund
borderline of thirst at all times,
M otor vehicle accidents t
arid that if they feel an attack com* ly tak e m ore lived in this c
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G ranges in W ashington county
and in every p art of the state w ill
devote a large p art of th e ir lecture
tim e to a study of O regon's n atu ral
resources, and the problem s of use
and conservation of them , accord
ing to w ord received here. C. W
R eynolds, executive assistant of the
state planning board, has co-op
erated w ith G range officials and
w orked out a stu d y program for
th is year.
An outline of th e study plan w ill
be presented in the n e a r fu tu re to
t h e W ashington C ounty G range
conference by Mrs. G. W Thiessen.
M ilw aukie, sta te lecturer. On her
trip s th e le ctu rer w ill be accom
panied by o th er G range officers,
including Ray W. Gill, sta te m as
ter:
M orton Tom pkins, overseer;
Mrs. B erth a Beck, secretary: Mrs.
M ary L undell. chairm an, and Mrs
F annie McCall, state m atron.
C ounty dem ocratic cen tral com
m ittee w ill m eet tonight (T hursday)
in th e H illsboro cham ber of com
m erce room s at 8 o'clock, according
to 'C hairm an R. G. Scott P roblem s
th at w ill arise in the n e a r future,
d u e to the fact th at the prim aries
a re only a few m onths aw ay, w ill
be considered.
P a y a b le D e c e m b e r 3 1, 1937
Mail Contracts
Are Announced
This new IN TER N A TIO N A L
has all th e sm artn ess of d e
sign. ru g g ed n ess of c o n-
stru ctio n of all th e o th e r
IN TER N A TIO N A LS at
H U G H LEW IS CO
M cC orm ick-D eering D ealer
Beaverton
Behind th e big, beautiful Jubilee
P ly m o u th for 1938 are 10 years of great
cars! And th is new est P lym outh . . .
th e greatest o f th e m all . . . is here
now. In our salesroom , for you to see
an d drive.
I t ’s th e glam our car of 1938. W ith
sparkling new style . . . extra size
and room . . . am azing luxury!
Y ou'll be astonished . . . delighted
. . . to experience th e faster steering
and easier handling of this great new
P ly m o u th . B rilliant engineering has
given P lym outh sm oother operation,
longer life and greater econom y th a n
ever before . . . as y o u ’ll discover when
you learn of th e advancem ents th a t
are yours in the 1938 P lym outh.
Of course, th is newest, g reatest
P lym outh has a Safety All-Steel Body
and Double Action H ydraulic Brakes.
And, of course, it has th e long life
engineering and co nstruction th a t
have m ade P lym outh known every
where as th e car th a t stands up best.
Com e in today. Bring the fam ily.
Try th e ride sensation of 1938 . . . In
a big, b e a u tifu l 1938 Plym outh.
CADY MOTOR CO
Phone 9605
149 S. Third Ave.
Oldest Automobile Dealer in Washington County
HILLSBORO