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F R inV Y , JANUARY 15. 193 . BK WKHTON ENTKBPIUSE PAGE « ----------- Mr. and Mrs J. O. Larson and , M.ss Pat Jackson's fiancee went j family were dinner guests at the back torionoluiu .»iter a bi»ef vani j A Anderson home in Portland New here Visitors at the J O. Lcrson home Years day. Exclusive Cadillac and LaSaiie Distributors the past week were Mrs. Miller, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Dascher had as and Mrs. Chapman and the Whatley their dinner guests last Sunday Mr. For Oregon and Western Washington, Located in H. H. J E F F U F A Publisher and Mrs. Spaulding from Portland. family. M u J. T. Hadley and Mrs J. O Portland at 680 Washington Streets. Rena Balch is recovering from her U r M atunded a snow in Poitland ______________ Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton. 1 lecent operation. this \vc< k New Years eve visitors at the C. Ore. Entered as second class matter at the postufflce at Beaverton. Ore. Mr Cunningham is slowly unprov Th^ a flrm to which we particu- , with a greater charm of general de- Beckett home were Orville Kcnnelt ing from ha. illness. Ue8lre to call attention, for the *-ut * far more impressive and and Miss Jexi Boystrick, Chcrman the J. O. Laison family viete uu ^ > beautiful finish. These latter are Subscription Hates Boystiick from Salem. ner guests of the C. Paulsen family management of this establishment ^ sali-factlon_ the * 15« J. T Hadley is slowly recovering on Powell Valley road last Sunday has Instituted service and carried ..... (1.50 Three m o n th s ---------------------- w|u come ,n the revelatlon * One Tear _ ouf a policy of rendering such cour- . ... (85 Subscriptions Payable in Advance Iromhis second operation Mrs Yar- our a. r 1“ y . . ... , greater riding ease and roaaatnn. „ Six Months j brough was a New Year’s visitor I too as service one leaves their office , .. . . ouitj E.taU-s— Probate Matters ¡with a firm determ in ate to return “ <» *wifte‘ acceleration. A delight- ; over the week end at the Hadley- Estate of John Alexander, order SOOlV to thi3 popular home of the |ul experience is in ‘■‘ «re for Cadu- home Beaverton O ffic e — Broadway near O. E. Tracks, Phone 7503 and LaSalle autos. *Vl e ° UneIb and non Mrs. Percy Lawrence and two dmitted to probate and appointing fam0us Cadillac . i.:i, . „„„ owners ¿iiitve. Poitland Office—400-407-408 Dekum Bldg. Phone ATwater 5914 These well known automobiles are ' children are spending a week visit (Jrfct ». C. Alexander administrator. .... , pW, n o rh.. now on display in their show rooms: Tne greatest safety Is provided in 1 ing friends at Carlton Estate of Chuilotte D. bcha .en- wUh them of course, all of driving by its long developed and The J. O. Larson family were visi berg, order admitting to probate and ^ po8itive aBSUrance of sound en- improved four-wheel brakes, 11 . 0 , shoes 9 . 8 , men’s haberdashery! tors of the A. Vidlund family in Fundamental Fact* This is one of the foremost auto- 5.8, furniture 6.1, auto accessories 3.8 Portland recently, visiters at the P. appointing W. H. Hollingworth ad- during values which has always been associated with the very name of mobile concerns in this part of tne While we are not sure that the ! children's clothes 3.4, radios 2.9, T. Wickstrand family New Years ministrator. Estate of Geo. Louis Meyers, order Cadillac and LaSalle’s. state which has taken Its place as world would be helped by a genera' autos 1.6, electrical appliances 1.3, eve were Mr. and Mrs. Brooms rroni I Needless to say, there is all of the cue of the essential factors in the cancellation of war debts, there ar» , jewelry 0 . 3 , and other musical in Alexandria, Minn. closing estate of record. old reliability, responsibility and commercial organizations or tne certain fundamental facts In connec strumenta 0 . 2 . The Wlclcstrand family visited Estate of Frank L. Smith, ou»er legularUy of performance—more pro community. tion with them which should be Study of the above figures indicate | the Nyquist family in Portland re appointing appraisers. nounced than ever because in wne The experienced and well known recognized. [along what lines our local merch cently. Estate of Herman Trebas, setting pjant the passage of time Is a con- proprietor and assistants in this In the first place if the United ants should seek to encourage addi Mrs. J. A. Erikson is at home time and hearing of closing estate. tjnuoas process of improvement. tablishment, are business men of States cancelled the debts of foreign itional trade? again after an extended visit witli Estate of Major Fish, setting time -fha new Cadillac and LaSalle’s area high standing and prominent in the governments due us, the debts are her son Elmer Erikson at Oakland for closing estate. delight to the eye not merely at the commex-cial life of the community. net really cancelled because the Calif, Estate of Amanda Jane Dillaboy, flrst admiring glance, but in the They are boosters for the community United States bonds which were is Urges R eform The Going family were dinner order fixing time for settlement and wealth of attractive details which a alld in this edition, it is eminently sued to secure money when it wa* guests at the Wathley family closing of estate. jcloser inspection reveals. [fitting and proper that we ditect loaned are still outstanding and will Capitalism is warned by Dr. Irv- New Years day. Mrs. Going is re Incidentally, the fine coach w ork ; your attention to this up-to-date place ! ing Fisher, prominent economist, that have to be paid. ported as much improved in health has improved upon itself so that as one of the very important fea- The effect of debt cancellation I r [ it must reform or expect to be su- H IT b O N She is staying with friends in Port J ! the new car comes to you not only, tures of the efficiency of this section. i percedcd by some form of socialism. that these Federal bonds will be land. paid by the taxpayers of the United Depression, he described, as a "pri The carol singers at Huber Christ- j States rather than the taxpayers of vate profit disease.’’ Hiteon club met Wednesday Janu nesday from St. Vincent hospital. the foreign governments who owe us Dr. Fisher states that he was not mas were the D. E. Reed family, j ary 6 th at the home of Margaret was shipped from there in 1903. and their children. Those that hail The next club meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Struthers and the money. International bankers so "cock-sure" about capitalism as in Summers and our roll call was on January 20, at the Kenneth Struthers were Saturday urge the cancellation of such debt;: | his youth. "What I am sure of is the pleasure of hearing them en the topic of the scholarship loan Wednesday, a s , a constructive measure, largely in .that If capitalism finds itself unable joyed it very much and hope they 1 tund. There were fourteen members home of Sarah Van Kleek and will visitors in Hillsboro. be a silver offering luncheon at om Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nielsen of Ti order to make certain that private 'to clean the dirt of depression out will come again. and four visitors present and after o'clock for the benefit of the gard, entertained the following Mr. and Mrs. A1 Chapman w ere, of its very foundations, called profit, debts of these foreign countries a short business meeting Miss Elsie handled by these bankers will be some form of socialism will devour visitors at the J. £>odd home on Sun-' Caldwell gave a very interesting pa scholarship loan fund. Visiters are guests at dinner Wednesday even Invited and after the luncheon Miss ing: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Haggerty, dy Boulevard this week. stronger and more probable of pay capitalism,'' he said. per on the "Survey of Hawaiian Margaret Summers will give a pa and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Struthers ment. Visitors at the H. Wathley home Those who preier capitalism to islands. She told of the location per on our national parks. Articles und family. Another fact which should not be socialism should lend their support the past week were: Mrs. A Allen, climate, soil and products. The won A road maintenance crew were lost sight of is that these foreign to liberal leuders in this country Mrs Ann Thomas and son, Mrs. J. O derful beaches of some of the cities- will be auctioned off during the af governments which seek cancellation who ate seeking to improve capital Larson, and Mrs Jackscn Roberta are noted resorts and people from ternoon. Please bring your funniest busy on the roads In this district of debts continue to spend millions ism by correcting the outstanding Wathley spent Chrismas week visit all over the world go there to enjoy joke for roll call und don’t forget Saturday. Mrs. C. W. Struthers and M 133 of dollars annuully in preparation ubuses. Unfair distribution of the ing the A. Allen home in Portland. the beach sport. The largest vol your money. Dorothea Struthers were calling at Mrs. Meta Christensen and little for war. If the United States re profits of industry, creation of ficti Mr and Mrs Robert Storrey arc cano in the world is on these Is lieves them of debt payments some tious values to support watered the parents of a brand new baby boy lands. The first canned pineapple Betty Jean returned home last Wed the Haggertys home Monday. assurance should be received that stock, and an Incurable greediness the money thus acquired will not be which produces periodic booms and used to increase armament and depressions, and a stubborn refusal to consider human rights as superior stimulate wars. to property rights, are some o f the present evil characteristics of capi talism which must be altered to Facta At>out Retail Trade e~- I avoid complaint. Retail merchants here may be in-. Economists and legislators who terested In learning some of the act towards these desirable ends aie facts about retail trading as found not necessarily “Reds" but more far- by an analysis of such trade in Tu' seeing and wiser than the near sa by the Chamber of Commerce of sighted capitalists who can't see past thut city, as summarized by the the dollars in front of their eyes. Department of Commerce. When you read uhat's new in the finest Fisher bodies Chevrolet has ever intro Answering the question, "why d o 1 No real. 1932 flapper cares a hoot people trade In certain cities?” the for leap year. ™“ MiuKP“ “ ru-ic Chevrolet Six, you, too, will duced. And the same qualities o f reliability and reasons given by various shoppers agree it’s the Great American Value for 1932: economy that have won the approval o f millions and the percentage for each follow: | Scandal can be heard any Ume, Syncro-Mesh and Free Wheeling combined for of Chevrolet owners. All these you will find in Transportation convenience 33.8 per whether it’s true or not. cent, greater variety of merchandise the new Chevrolet Six at one of the lowest prices the first time in a low-priced car! Engine and 22 . 0 , goods not carried by local mer When better Jobs are created bet- j chassis improvements that raise performance to in the market! That's why the new Chevrolet Six chants 14.1, reluttves and friends 11 a ter men will be getting them. new heights o f power, speed and smoothness! The is called the Great American Value for 1932. theatres and other attractions 9.6 heter prices 6.8 and higher quality Everybody can tell you how to 22 . cure, a bad cold until they get one. To ascertain what out-of-town It takes what you call a good shoppers bought, another question wus asked and the purchases were talker to sell stock In the present found to be in the following lines day. Of merchandise with the percentage 1 Japan seems to have an Idea that given: V/omen's ready-to-wear 32.5 per cent, dry goods 20 . 1 , men's suits all China would be better "pickings. CLARK CADILLAC CO. Jlßb fe; W h a t ’s N ew in th e N e w C h e v r o le t S i x | We are all glad to see Mrs. D ! Shaw well again after her long ill I ness The Huoer Commercial club and Visitors at the Dan Shaw hotr.« the ladles Auxiliary held their first New Years day were Mr. and Mrs. meeting of 1932 Junuary 6 , with a L. Shaw good attendance. The new officers Air and Mis. Al Chapman went to for this year are; President J. Tal- visit their nephews Mr. Ashmore and lock; vice-president, J. B. Gilsdorf; Mr. Coulters at Tigard New Years secretary, C. W. Beckett; treasurer, day. C. L. Rose Three new members are Mr. Harnum, Mr.. Rorkback and Mr. Haines. The latdies Auxiliary offi cer are: President Mrs. D. Shaw, W W A T . '. W J W M f W A W A W vice-president Mrs. J. O. I an rob : HARDWARE secretary. Mrs. C. Heckett; treasurer Mrs Al Chapman Hostesses for this Plumbing and Heating month are Mrs Chnpman and Mrs. Wright, Mr Heckett */ua elected F. W . BISHOP as master of ceremonies assisted 01 . the entertainment committee by Mr. Beaverton, Oregon Barnum, Mr and Mrs. J B Gtlsdorf, Phone 200J and Mrs Dascher. Two new mem bers of the Ladies Auxiliary ate S W . V . ’ . S W W A S V . V . S V . W . ’ . Mrs. Epperly and Mrs. Rorback >•><•♦ > <-> <x*+•> -><•-> After business meeting cards were LUNCH COUNTER played, high honors going to Mis J . T Hadley and J. O. Larson Conso and lation to Mr Barnum and Mr Tat Ull.I.ARD PARLOR lock MAPES & SON Our next card party Is to be held In Manning Building on January 23 and you are all in MERCHANTS LUNCH vited to come and bring your friends and spend a merry evening with us HUBER *4 ■:,A ,:s > e ,v 9 Syncro-Mesh Transmission This well known feature o f high-priced ears hriiif« new handling ease rani car control to the low -price field. Syncro-Mesh permits you to sli.ft gears with marvelous quickness, quietness and ease. As a safety factor, it is especially valuable. For it enables you to shift rapidly from high bark into second, any time you want to use the engine as a brake. M to 70 Mile* an Hoar •■4 Vostar Acceleration New features in Chevrolet’ s six- cylinder engine enable it to de velop 65 to 70 miles an hour and give it a stop-watch acceleration from 0 to 35 miles in 6.7 seconds. A Smoother, Improved Six-Cylinder Engine Simplified Free Wheeling Chevrolet Free Wheeling ia a new and ad vanced type, extremely simple in construe- tion. You may take advantage o f its thrilb by simply pressing a button on the dash. I ntil you pull the button out again, you are ’ ’in” Free Wheeling. You coast along on momentum, when your foot is off the accelerator. And you shift with mugical ease. New thrills await you in the Chevrolet Six— new power, pick-up, smoothness and speed. For Chevrolet’s valvr-in-head engine now has down-draft earhuretioii, a new cylinder head, new manifolding, a counter-balanced crankahaftandnibbcrniounting.fraturrsthat iuereaae power 20 per cent to 60 horsepower. Distinctive New Front- End Appearance A new chromium-plated radiator, built-in radiatir grille, double tie -b a r, tru m p e t-tv p e horn, and bullet-type headlamps form a striking front-end ensemble. Stabilised Front-End Mounting A new method o f mounting front frnders, lamps, double tie-bar and radiator to the frame —exclusive to Chevrolet—gives a fine feel ing o f steadiness on rough roads. Smart Now Ffshor Bodies The new Fisher bodies are the smartest ever to ap|>ear in the low-prire field. Their famous wood-and-steel construction is eveu stronger and quieter. Ail occupants enjoy greater vision. And the following Chevrolet features that hat'd won the approval of millions o f owners: Powerful Four-Wheel Brakes . . . Hydraulic Shook Absorbers <~i- . . . S e m i - E l l i p t i c S pr i n g « . . . F u l l - I r a m e . . . Insulated SPECIAL $1 Flour to $1.40 Patronize a Home Owned Grocery and Market M EAT . Flagor-Tonch Front Soot An interesting convenience in the Fisher Bodies ia the new adjust able front seat. A touch on a lever enables yon to move the seat to any position. This is ex- olusivs to Chevrolet in its field. PRICED AS LOW AS 4 7 5 Broadway St. Compartment AND I P AU prices/, o. 6 . h lint, Mich. S/>ecial equipment extra Chevrolet Motor Company. Detroit. Mich. Diti,ion of Canoni Motor, Low delivered puces am* easy GMAC terms. T H E G R E A T A M E R IC A N V A L U E F O R i { i 3 2 SEE YOUR DEALER BELOW . GROCERIES Holboke Bros. Beaverton 640S Dow»-Draft Carbu ration The down-draft carburetor ia a big factor in Chevrolet’s finer performance. An intake silencer and heat control device are com bined with it for greater quiet ness and efficiency at all speeds. Driver's Length STIPES GARAGE, Beaverton
