HIUSBORO ARCU3, JUNE 3. 1909
SLAUGHTER PRICES !
To marie room for other StocK I am mahinrf
a tweepinrf reduction on the prices of oil
lines of Snoea. Thoie tire absolutely the
greatest value in Footwear ever offered in
mis city. Just read the following prlccsi
FOR MEN
In men's ohoon
For Ladies
91 75 Reg now $1 35
2 00 Rog. no 1 05
3 00 Reg. now 2 45
2 50 Reg. now 2 05
3 50 Reg. now 2 65
4 00 Reg. now 2 95
4 50 Reg. now 3 45
$5 00 Reg. now $3 85
wo
ore making tho onmo
quotations, dollar
for dollar, an in
the oppoolto col
umn. Good, durablo
ohoeo, and in stylo
and money oavora.
Humor and
Philosophy
V WfiCAl M. SMITH
THE FAD FIEND.
W. flml fl n4 foHnw H.
ConvlnrMl, yoy may bm .ur..
1 hat we have run arroae M laet
Yt .v.i ir III a cur.,
Ami. im II taring on of hand ,
Or oatlni imn a day J
Or only leaking In tho aun.
It rarrlee u. away.
Th. truth at laat. Ilia Snal wor4
That ! no nuro to aay,
la iww Mur.lf la our araatv
W own It. cms what may.
If It l. ihiha riir Ute
A tlMiiianii'l time, or au,
TV. know. lnWt. muat b. riant,
Itatauae . know wo know.
And how w. pity atiBpl) aoula
Who Imv. nut founl th. light
Wh.i atruaite In th. iMknl y
An4 ranmrt thlii. right!
Aixl an w waah our face wUh bran
"r hvn a aalimnlU faaet.
Though mhara may In bondage pa,
Our et la fraa at Iwuft.
And an wa fullow up .ur lm
Ho hnipy In th. Sitd,
t 'mil anutrtar ona appear.
And Ih.n w. otiang. our mind.
An. I wa draoH Mia ona for wtitea
For. worn wa wara to A La
from tlu graaa .witch to braakfaai I It-
food.
And never blink aa eye.
It U furlou world. rViroe people
bav troul.le bniow the haven't
tiioiy-y, and olhira bay trouble he
re ua tlitjr bay.
ftoiua propla gra ao eat la tarlr wa
that they batch out kit of dlaagree
ebl way.
Enterprising peraeveranre la the
quality wa ao much admire In our-
Calve, bift bava bulked Ibnt mm
Uinr It look Ilk tupkl oUalinar U
otUera.
lie juat to jrour nrUrhhor. fur 7011
I don't know bow anoa be may bay
cbanr to alt In judgment 00 you.
And tbe iad prt of It ill I tbat tba
hack Dumber invariably think be la it
One argument in favor of woman
I suffrage la (bat women are folnf to
200 pair Baby shoes in Price SO to
73 cts. now on tale at 40c
Mioses & Children
75 ct shoe for eo oto
1 (K) shoe for 7fl0to
1 USshoe for 95 ota
1 no ohoe for $1 15
1 75 shoo for l 35
2 (K) shoo for I 45
2 25 shoo for 1 60
2 50 shoe for I 70
Sale on Boys' and
Youths Shoes
Si 50 shoe for l 20
1 75 shoo for 1 40
2 00 ohoe for 1 55
2 25 shoe for 1 70
2 50 ohoe for 2 05
3 00 shoe for 2 35
JOHN DENNIS, HILLSBORO
Might Alter Judgment
"I he what you would call a drink
ing manf
"in-pend en who wa doing the rail
ing."
"What difference would tbat maker
"lie might want to borrow nonet
from tbe fellow."
MYc.
CIom Acquaintance.
Ir." anld tbe eminent buntrr.
ITo me without tnotbrr la like abort-
cake without atrawberrlea.
W undoubted! bar man thing
to be thankful for, but we tutu 11 art
go busy contemplating our 111 fortune
tbat w haven't time.
Taking things on trust and tradition
ma be beautiful and Ideal, but aeldom
doe It pa the bill.
When a woman can't at and off a bill
"I know African llna Ilk a book. Toe collector tho then proceed to alt down
ran i umi mo anything about Men."
"Ilow liitltnatel do ou know
thornF yawned bl friend.
"Welt, on at ma op once."
on hi in.
The bumblo rolling pin often con-
at It u tea Itself an entire woman' club. !
McNUTT
REAL
ESTATE
CO.
I have city and coun
try property in all sizes,
from i acre to i,txio. Kle
ant city property iu both
1'orcst t j rove and Corne
lius. Farm lands from
$10 per acre to as good as
you want.
R. W. McNutu Mr.
SISTEIi TO "UiiUMMKK
of iunr i
Judging From th
Name.
"I are England
la going to build
more Dread'
nought."
"What U that,
paT
"A monitroual
warahlp."
"Hoaoda to tn I
more Ilk tba
name of a dim
novel"
The Spirit of the Saaaen.
ay with oil. Angara.
hoa al our haarli,
(biim what of tovo th.r linear..
m-.ihra in. aliui and hoala tba .marta.
IVcullnr (.lncKI nc Gun' iw wuMm to th. br.nch.
Iliurao tn. ir.vaa irom out uo una,
rr.i- th. l.l.. avalanehaa.
I dura iia riiuinra uui in hwu.
A Snap.
My little eoualn Margueiil
Kaa everything bar way.
Bbo doaan't ever do a tblng
Hut run around and play.
She Mam bark Ilka anything
And gate her apron aollrd.
And all tba aunt, and unci ear.
"Too bad that aba la .polled. '
liar mother eaya: "1 wtah you'd try
t"o be mare ladylike.
It lent alee whan you get mad
Uk. naughty buy and .Irika."
But h. pretend .he doaan't hoar,
And whan bar ma la through
Utia .Imply go, ahead and doea
Tbe thlngf .he wanta to da
And all the neighbor. In th row.
Too may be .ur.. are ehorked.
When .h.'a around tba hlrl girt
Muat keep th. pantry locked."
She tear, her dreaaee aliamefully
And gete her .torklng. .t.
And no one round d.rea aay a word
To papa' Uttlo pet.
ha pl.ya with little alley klda
And let them can rwr "ait.
And ah. baa Ju.t a lot of fun
Tbat other children mlea.
Down In the baaemant with the eat
You're apt to rind her rolled.
Bhe alway. haa a bully lima.
I WUh tbat I waa apolledl
C.taway.
I HOW LIFB KING1 IS CIUMiF
G. M. Hunter
Architect
CONTRACTOR.
Builder
Estimates on all class-,
cs of work. Dyalcr in
Builders' Supplies
If you contemplate auy
building tins season be
sure and give inc a call.
l'ac. vStates Tel. No 3S9
Hillsboro, Oregon
' Mr. W. J CrtK. .f I rl.jflllf, Tel!
Ml.lorj
laVt ffk,K Agjti roi.Uinxt
i Mtmorial Dy alory of Imw Co'.
John I.. (Mom, tb "Jftnnir Hoy
o(8hiloh," rfooivril hi romuiiacitin
from U nrl (irant. Vounn Cltm
lived at Nark. Ohio, ami ltf
bout while little ilmp. j 'ininti
tba array a a tlrumnur II
at Hhiluh, and hi fame Ui Un a
matlar of cominniit with all of the
Uraoa of tho Civil War. H
later waa given committr-ion an,l
wai at Vancouver.
Ding the bird. In ringing rhorua.
W ava tba gleaming pollahad btadea.
Whuila now th. wild wind o ar ua.
Klnwlng toward th graaay glade.
Come, the May with oft InlUt.noa,
lioarlng balm In both her hand.
Ilrwaklng dnwn our harah raal.tanoa,
lllndlii ua With aubtle
Horrid.
"lnu't tM a beautiful pbtftograpbr
"x you like Itr
' "Y.n. Wboae I ItT
Mine,"
'Yoiiml Who aat for Itr
Good Cy.
Buiollng aa ha atanda aiona
In every friend a plotter,
Th. aultitn liw. up hi throne
And plainly eea It totter.
I
"Maaa
"There Un't alway a woman lu Ul
case.
"For eianipler
"When she get out of it"
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Rooms to Let. Board and
Lodging. When Hungry
call on the
noma aStylo
RESTAURANT;
for a good square meal.
Main St.
Hillsboro - - - Oregon.
Ono. Corriftan and wife, of Shady
Brook, and Ed. Northrup. of tbe
name eeotlon, were In Tueaday.
When told that the poor work peo
lle could not enjoy . day off they
nmiled earoaitioally and Mid they
muet Rt back and look but for the
thing around the ranohee.
Henry Challaoombe, who spent
- ' year ranooing on lueunenaiem
Mountain, and who live tn Corne
liUB, wae down to the city Tueiday,
and called at the Argue offioe. '
Angus MoLoud. of Mountatndale.
and who In the last 18 yean haa
hewed out 30 aores for cultivation,
"as down to tbe olty Tueeday.
A. W. Mills, of Banks, wai in the
county aeat Tuesday circulating
among the horsethen.
Kdw. Freeman and wife, Dllley,
"e guests of Henry IfolaUre sod
ue:
l Clrm. and (jlvr out how for four In the eye of a married woman and
year they did not know wlirrr the Imiv wretch In th eye of a maiden
wa. It wa through the Lie Benton n(iy,
Kllltn, a fornirr waKiiuiKion v.oumy
mn, that tney netMiie ai-rnw-i w n m gtrenuoua may have ttt com-
. ft . . a lr iIImui bah aaft aailllk ftl 1 1 It I
r- ! T, : . KntUm, and It certainly doe. need
naprr,47 year later, 1ioul.l p int the tlip,n
(tor of Cleni'ifirrt conimitwion; thnt a
reporter on tne per biioumi nave unu Wouldn't It be
father at Shlloh who .aMrtt thtuuKh , l0 have what
CI oil that a former Waahuigton Louut v ... - , t
man hould have brrn the inriiii of notl llKe f
r.i.. .he rirm tamllv of the Col. ' when- keep on liking It T
ahouU: nd that the utory "houlil be the
mcn of iliitcloniiifr that the now famous A wo,fln who
lad ha a anter In the community. k(KM)g a IUBn cu.
forlnhlo and well
John N. RoBers and wifr, of fed ha aome-
flnhnll wnrann to the citv Ture- thtim worth while
day, and railed at the Argus cilice
Flrrt Requisite.
to her credit,
even if she will
tnlk.
Introducing our new
Line of Steel Ranges
"THE STANDARD" "THE IDEAL"
"THE MERIT"
We are offering for a limited
time special buying induce
ments ash us about our spec
ial Exchange arrangement al
lowing you to turn in your
old rane on a new one
Realizing the constantly increasing demand for a range that embraces the most
modern features, and especially to meet local conditions, and after careful investi
gation and study as to the merit of the most modern ranges, stove buyers find as
sembled in these three rauges a combination of superior material, workmanship, de
sign and finish, together with many special constructive features. In introducing
these ranges it is with the assurance that we offer the best that it is possible to buy
anywhere for the money. The liberal baying and exchange inducements which we
offer for a limited time should prove of interest to every intending range buyer.
SjaZSsaiffl.
"l : "'" - k y t
I . t,.'s v ",l
1 rrr- t-T--r-Y
A Beautiful
BELGIAN
STALLION.
MENTOR
Has Splendid
Disposition
Superb action.
3295-46596. Imported 1908. Dark Chestnut.
Coming 4 yca; weighs 1900; Best Conformation for Draft Gels.
I'ediure Sire, Jarnac, 10838; Sire Lady Goyck 3514. Dam Marie 3661. Dam, Lise de Voor
de, 431.07, Sire Gaston de Gboy U&20, Dam Pauijne Hauterne 32S07.
:
They All. Would.
"Too are Just an average twin."
"You are frank and penetrating."
"Thank you."
"But bow did you gnesa Itr
"You bar Just demonstrated tbat
you earn to get rich quick.''
It Is nomrtlme bard to understand
how some people exist and atlll hard
The necnliar fninri?npe is thai " nnderataad why,
m a ar . O a ..L
Jacison r. Iionp, to. u. rinwn Not Mng ,b)o t0 tht point baa
gift 1. aTaik.. at.1
wieeonein, anu laiei mnrr w " Unvrd many a man'a aelf conceit plen- rinanolal,
Argue reporter, wae at noitou, anti ty o( narii j0us anyway. I x0Tt wtn flDj , wa,.'
after he was shot this drummer rnat na, u right,, but
lad obtained the aeeistance to get Atout the only thing that ignoranci ng more I Deeded.''
blm on the ambulance ha to regret la itaeir. -well, whatr
MomUv It wa. lramed that Mr. W J . .. Somebody to pay the way After
f Ilvvllle. 1 a sister of Joint iue man sue umu vi .aBv K,Te Ds xouna it."
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To see this Stallion is to see the finest in County
Season of J909-: Monday, Gordon & Misner barn, Forest Grove;
Tuesday, Hillsboro; Wednesday, Mountaindale; Thursday, Glencoe.
Friday noon, H. M. Vanderzanden's; Friday night, Banks; Saturday
Henry Petersou's barn, Manning; Saturday evening to Monday a. m.
at John Herb's, Greenville. "W. F. Hoffman, Groom.
TFKMS: Single Service, $12-0; Season. $18: when mare Is known to be in foal,
$22. f0: Insurance, t25. Care to prevent, but not responsible lor accidents.
The Banks Belgian Horse Company.
John Reilly, of four milee norih
rant of town, and who hai ono of
the flneet Bald In apple orchard-
l ur..V.lnnln nillillv ill the
nllv TueBdiiV and ys that hi- "'t It 1 Khx1 W1 work with wagea ia
tl lm hay;6 but a half crop, or If tral- that buy. the tab, aboea.
Ocrnpntlon, situation, position, are
nil high soundlnit, respectable words,
les. this eeaion. This is the result
of the severe cold of last winter
and lata spring. It will means
loss of several hundred dollars to
Mr. Reilly.
A. Nlman and family, who now
reeldeln TorUand, but yet retain
Hillsboro property, were out recent
ly, guests of M. C. Coce and wife.
J. W. York, who came to Oregon
many years ago from the Old ing."
Palmetto State, was in the oity
Tuesday. '
Newton Womer, of Laurel, was
In Tuesday, and reports that while
the apple crop Bhows evidence of
slight this seaoon, in hie section,
his own orohard is bh thrifty as
ever. Womer is one of the pioneers
in hop culture in his section.
"What would be your choice, Stella,
If you could have tbe one thing you
want most?"
"My want ere very simple."
"A handsome lover, I suppose."
"No; a rich father. All the feat
would be easy."
Some people would rather be com
fortable than smart. Happy is the
fhiin .who Is both.
Tho riMison n man never marries a
woman to reform' ber Is because be
prefers to be the aubject
"Do sny aome'thltig."
"Wbnt fori"
"Oh, nothing."
"I never give something for Both
Wher H Qts Off.
"Ete la so crude."
"Yes, but be always gete there."
"Wherer
"Oh, the place he wasn't going."
Dont Again.
Don't ret too gay.
II doean't pay.
For you'll not get
Th one good bet
If you are freah
With th profsah.
Don't ret too gay.
Moat any day
A jolt may com
And aettla plumb
Athwart yodr neck.
Result- wrack.
Don't eat too gay.
A af r play
la not to go
Too tar oh, not
And ao 1 aay,
Don't get too gay.
NORTH HILLSBORO ACRES
North Hillsboro Acres comprises a number of very fine
riVE ACRE TRACTS NORTH OF TOWN
and within a mile from the Oregon Electric, City Hall
and court house. Fourteen of these tracts are in culti
vation; improvements on two them. Beautiful property.
Sold on Easy Payment Plan
These tracts should appeal to all wanting small homes;
are especially attractive to city business men w ho want
outside property, and to professional men and retired
farmers who want suburban homes right at town, but
free of city taxes. Bound to raise soon in valuation.
Sale Price, cleared tracts, per atre, $200
IO per cent, down and $10 Monthly.
Deferred payments carry but seven per cent, interest.
A splendid chance, also, for a speculation. Address
J, B. SCHAEFER, LINNTON, OR., or call on
Imbrie Land Co., Hillsboro.
Deep Sea
FISH
Market
Have Always on Hand a
Large Supply of ?
Fresh & Salt Fish
That'a th QuMtlon.
"One man la aa good ae aootJUr."
"Which othrt"
Dan Bailey was in from- Bloom
ing, and says the farmers are reel
ing these daya while thing! are
I growing.
. Remember, the Oregonian and A. L Grebe, of near Laurel, was
Argus, only 12.25. an Argua caller, Tuesday.
Crabs, Oysters. & Clams
Our fish are kept in
Freezing tanks and are
always fresh.
Main, Op. Odd Fellows
HILLSBORO, ORE.
NOTICE
Burbank ed potatoes for sale aj
$1 per cwt., at my farm, at Glen
coe. Address W. W. .Paine, Hills.
biro, Or., R. 3. Pacific Phone 781
Glencoe. - -lO-tf
Argus and Journal, $2 25.