MiLLSCORO ARGUS JULY ii, 1909
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BMATS WEriTON
To The Public.
n.,r Larrfe Stort? l now Filled with i, bplrndid Line of G
1 Mcr honU.se riM -ompirio Motl in tne County.
en.
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Our Suits
Why buy yMr SUITS in
duuts, Uith in quality audWmss
in jirivc.
Short.
Yale, Princeton, Harvard and Nettle
ton makes -Ihc very lst material,
which wc k11 at values I'ottlund can
not l-at.
Crnts' Furnishing Goods.
Shuts, the latest; working shirts; iu
juice ftiiii ,Vc to fj.on; Sec our
summer underwear, it's k"hk
warm. (Icuts1 neckwear iu endless
variety.
Dress Goods.
Our Mm. k if Summer Iliess (JimkIs,
just m 1. Uri!, is hi. in the tastiest pat-tuns-V
uya the U-st wc could
i'tmi- ami wr tan nive you values
irmn to tu jer tent lower than
you tan buy ekeu here.
Pihhons and Luces.
A complete stock Kvcrythiug to
suit eviiliui!y, price elsewhere
then see our prices and you will
buy of us.
Grunite ware.
l'mit-lij Sh imroi k granite ware the
Ust cu r made
than tin
stres.
Alvin C. Iirown, octogenarian,
walked from Korenl (ifovs to Port-,
It ml last f-'uturday, and ihxn want-1
ol to walk aii and on-balf miles
additional, on to Ruioodiville, wheie
ii (lu)(titt)r resole, but was pre
vailed upon by h in mm, Coroner h.
Brown, to take tbi t:ar. II leu;
.'urcut irov at and upon bin
rrival it 'iiltfboro. was joined by !
tin won, K C, bo accompanied;
oiui on bin Hulk to the metropolis j
I'bey walked io on the old iUtl
I'laini road, past Oreuco, an Mr.
Brown pf re wanted to see what was
doing. From Orenco they went od
Ui tbti Kubt. Walker place and then
oroimed aver to the Canyon road,
below Beavfrlon. 'i'bey reached
Portland at 3..K).
Alvin Ilrown u xtta in Warren Couo-
ly, Mo., June ij. ami tame to Ore
U'in In 1H46, arriving In Oclobrr. Hi
Ullirr. Oil I'.rown, lirt came to Oiegon
in 1811 am! took up what la dow known
a the Jlnrvey I'laike donation, near For-
rt Drove. Tina be aold tu Clarke In
IH4J, ami rrturned early in the year to
I11111K out fomly. I'poo arrival in
Oregon, Oria llfon bought tlm O'Nell
i i!rr ol A. C. I'.nn fur f 100 ami enter-
PLAN A SHOPPING TOUR AT ONCE
Sale will Continue until Further Notice.
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01 1 ini 1 y
1 Doz PINT JARS ECONOMY 65c 1 Doz MASON 50c
" " QUART " " $1 IO " " " 60c
14 " i 2 GAL " " 135 " " " 80c
KELLOGG S TOASTED CORN FLAltES 3 PKs for 25c
COLUMBIA OAT and WHEAT FLAKES 30c a Pachage.
a in
clicapi r
at nriecs lower
makes sold iu other
Top Duft'g'ies Famous llrnny, Michigan and Pontiuc, ran
ing in prict? from $66 to $lOO. All vehicles sold under an
nbsolutc uaranter.
is'-, h w g m
BUM
L-3
i al Pie Peaches 25c
" " " Pumpkin ; 25c
3 cans 111 tte Ribbon Corn 25c
" " " " Tomatoes... 25c
i " Red " Peaches.... 20c
I lb Arm & Hammer Soda 5c
I can of Raker's Cocoa 2sc
I lb can Ghirardelli Ground
Chocolate 30c
7 bars Royal White Soap 25c
7 bars of Golden Star " 25c
6 " of 3 Hearts " ....25c
Rest Cane Sugar per sack $5 85
Fancy Head Rice 7 l-2c per lb
up to $1 00
50 lb sk Red Ribbon and Che
shire Dairy Salt COc
50 lbs Los Angeles Dairy Salt . . .40c
50 lbs half ground Stock Salt 80c
100 lbs " " " ....55c
SUMMER GOODS.
Colored Batiste, Wistaria Lawns, Tissue, Organdies Etc.
25c values at 19c.
15c " " 11c.
45c value Adora Silk,
20c values at 25c.
IOC
172
." 35c.
Lace and Embroidery.
values at 49c
" 40c
30c
19c
41 15c
and so on dow n the line.
All Over Lace.
Ot
50c
40c
25c
2)C
fi 50 value
125 "
1 cm 44
75 "
60 44
at
Mts to Let. Hoard and
IdjjiBj;. When Hungry
call on the
Homo mtjrlo
HSTAURANT
!tr a giMnl square meal.
Main St.
sboro - - - Oregon
PRICE
Market
ISII, MI-ATS AND
CIIOICK STKAKS.
POULTRY.
We pay the highest
Market price for Poultry.
Next Door
1ARTU A K4P C
4 a i-a a v
Feed Store.
ftlLLSB0R0, ORE.
Yc, We r,i.lAj,S.T7 The
I4wf Ferfec'
hfilf Fence.
THE FENCE OF FENCES
We arc also Agents for the celebrated Plymouth Stan
dard Hinder twine, the Adriance Buckeye binder, the
Thomas Crmvu mowers and rakes, the Racine Satterly
wagons, the John Deere luiies, plows, etc., the Peter
Schutler wagons, the Oliver Chilled plows, the DeLcval
septrator, the Sherwin Williams paints and varnishes,
the Gotiau shoes for men, women and children, the
Stillsun Kellogg shoes, the Conqueror hat for men,
In addition lotu abovB ratry a flrat cIh ot.iek of dry
g o ld, RrooMif. "c V arf iinkinj! a big cut in Economy jars.
(M our pricoi Injure bu ini? .l-whra
MAYS 8 CONOVER. Scholls. Ore.
rl it a a donation claim. In 1S5S he
inarrinl Sarah Ann Ro. ho iliril aljoul
five ytaraaito. HiicbiMrtna'c: Ir. K.
HI. Brown, laroma. wasn.; onoi
BrowD, rt. uling on the Wilton Rivrr
road, at the top of 'he coatt raiiK; K C.
Umwn, llil!t!ro. coroner of Waahinu
Ion Comilv: M'. Maiy I-wio, KuskII-
ville, Mulliioiimli Co ; ami Miw l.et)erta
Iliown teacher, anil now liolilitK a po
ition at t-eiln. Smilh l)kola.
Alvin Urov.11 i null hle ami lieaity,
n taillistamht k lii So year. H11 mini)
11 itron ami virile, 1 ml lie rtmt liibei
old mut t faiUiluiiy. ami baa a fund of
rewiniacencca. He aayn: '1 did not in
tend to v.lk to I'orlland at all, as I
rralie that I'm not as youiiu as 1 once
wai. I(u', when Hie ppeiaid I
KOUig to limke the top I felt that if I d d
not many would tlitiik mat 1 nan niaur
the awcr'non which I did uot aod had
thtn hacked out."
Coroner K. C. Hrown sayi that the
father was not vety tired uot nearly as
tired as the ou aod would have walked
on to his diiiiij liter's plate at KuMellviile,
only for his remonstrance. The last lime
he inane the trip he walked from Hui
sellville 011 to 1'otest Grove in a day.
Mr. Brown was one of the Captain
Hall party that piloted Joa. L. Meek
ad party Inrongu to tue cres ui uir
lilue Mounttliis 10 the hprinx Ol l4.
At the time there was a war on with the
Cayu e lud am, and the parly, beioK
but six iu numbers, made frequent side
Hips and doubled hack on their tracks
to innke it appear uiai me wnr
mmurous. Mr. Brown remeuibeu every lh . .150,,. wa8 down to tbe Capi-
K'OII! V HIC II'M .v. w.
journey in minutest detail.
.$1 19
. 100
. 78c
, 49c
. 40c
McNUTT
tAL
ESTATE
I have city and coun
ry property in all sizes.
roni 1 acre to 1.000. Ele-
Kant city property iu both
,rcst Grove and Cnrne.
ilus- Farm lauds from
o per acre to as Pood as
D'ou want.
iK W. McNutt, Mr.
l' nonoeand see. 18 0
fclligent man or
f"n to Uke torrltortr. and an.
"rTTT t0 "" our water
e Potable work U, K- ,ik,
iy-8eneoa Filter Co., Seneca,
18 21
h-oa Journal, $2.25.
Ole Hansen
Expert Horse Shoeing' and
General BlacKsmithing'
At TheC"
OLD STAND, KEEDVILLE, Oregon.
Mm W. C Davinn, ot HankH,
waa in town Tuwday.
Mr. and Mm Uuftw Waptoifr
Uave the last of the week for New
port.
Virgil Pftvla and Frml PaPtwh,
of Bhady Urook, wnre in the city
Tuendav. Mr. Pavirt i l.tulding a
new renidence on hie farm
Chan. W. Nelson has the only
fourchnir barber -hop in the city,
He ie now located on Second Htreo ,
a door Houth of Wiley's. Youdo.it
have to wait long for eervioe. Iry
him.
Ira E Bradley, of Forest Grove,
and who onoe played a nifty gum
of ball-when he wa with the
Ureenville boye in theif prime, and
home runs were the order was in
the city Saturday.
p W. Path, wife and daughter,
Mies Grace, departed Monday for an
extended visit at Seattle and 1 ano;
ma. They were aoconopanied by
Mrs. Bath's elster. While on the
Sound they will visit relative- and
All the wooden eidewalk on the
north fide of Main Street, from the
Omnnieroial Bank up to where the
concrete joins on the Cave property
in taken up and Walt Taylor has a
tiuttinB in oement walk Tbie
will eive the city five full blook
walks with the exception of two
nhnrt ends, one at the Llnklater
residence corner and one where the
Seoond Street barn is located.
A huite Birder fell down an aban
doned and dosed elevator shaft at
the Mir A Frank building, Port
lard. Minday afternoon, and flying
debris injured two Oregon City la
dies. Mrs. H. T. Bagley.of Bills
horo. was within three feet of the
falling girder and experienced
severe fright
Harry and Alvin Kmrlok had
funeral' late Monday evening. They
were breaking a horse for J as
Sewell and the youngster plunged
and fell, breaking its neck.
Klineman Bros, will furnish the
brick for the Pythian Building
Contractor Moore will eub-let the
hri.sk work, and the grounds is
being prepared for the foundation
Wrappers.
ii kq value at $1 10
125 " " 90
i oo 44 " 72
8c 14 44 60
v7
.$140
.$115
Ladies Gloves.
$2oo value 16 Button Pure
Silk
i 50 value 16 Button Pure
Silk
r 25 value 12 button Lisle
Silk Finish 95c
2 clasps, White and Tan Modes
50c value at 40c
Shoesi
Ladies' Patent and Tan Oxfords
$3 50 value at ...$2 90
$3 00 value at 2 25
2 50 " 44 2 00
2 50 White Canvas 1 50
200 ' 44 1 25
$3 50 W. L. DOUGLAS Low
Shoes in Tan or Blach, $2 90
Special - Bargains - in - Clothing.
This is a CASH SALE. Accredited 30 day customers given these prices.
Produce same as cash.
Clem Shaner, ot North Piaius,
was in Tuesday.
Morits Schmidt, of II Ueiia, and
who has one of the 6neet place in
ttl Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr Terstege, f Louis
ville, Ky , and who hive been
guests at the H. V. Gtee' home,
have departed f ir the Eet.
Deputy County Recorder Leo
Perkins and wife are to go to Bui-
T.irut the wheat in striht-like swatlu ton. Salu'dav. and join the Hill"
BINDER VS. CRADLE
Harvest time am t like it waa
Way back in Fifty-two,
When hands a skase, an tvsiyone
Had all tl tit he could do
With cradle blade so wide,
An' bend vour back with ev ry whack
No biudei then to ride!
boro camping con'.ii gent.
Mrs. Job. Wolferspergerleft Tu
day fr a visit with her parents,
Lee Commons and wife, of Ona,
Ore. over in Linooln County.
Pratt Vickers and wife were Se
attle Fair visitors this week, and
the office was conduoted bv Opera
tor Cooper during Mr. Vickeru' ab
sence.
Contractor Holland is making
excellent headway with the fouuda
tion work at echool annex, and will
sonn be readv fjr work on the
structure.
J. J. Hirshheimer, a Portland
attorney, was out to the city Tu i
V M. lie d I is soon to ommence dv. and called on the Aram, ne
work on a brick. 1 lining with the lis an old time friend or l,
Thiii(S ain't jes' like they used to lie
When we first came out west
You couldn't perch up in a atat
An' sorto' take a rest
Ytu hud to reach out with the blade,
An' cut a swath six feet,
An' cut five acres ev'ry day
Of heavy, tangled wheat,
Or else you wasn't worth a ding,
An' couldn't imui your jod
Hut now vou ride, so full o' pride,
Jes' like some wealthy snob.
These modern days are (jood, I guess,
An' beat the ol' times bad,
Rut give me the days the cradlin' day:
The dava w hen but a lad!
Psthian Buildiiu. Second Street
The wall will join with the lodge
hall, and the structure wilt be two
utory, with a store room 20 ft and
tix inchee iu width, and 85 foet iu
length. Tha ground floor will be
concrete; windows will be beBt
French plate; ard the upetairj will
be useii for oll'icee. The upper
story will, besides large windows,
have ventilation windows, and the
front of the buildina will be of fine
preised brick The contract is nit a guest at the Wiloox home.
Monuments
Forest Grove Monumental Works
CAN SAVE MONEY FOR YOU
Designs and Stock, none better. Quality and
Workmanship unexcelled. PRICES LOWEST on
the coast. All work guaranteed. Orders and all
communications promptly attended to. Will call
and show designs and samples at any distance.
Main Street, N. of P. O. Block.
GEE & JONES
Box 343 FOREST GROVE, ORE
Buneen
of the Argus composing rooms.
X. A. Gassner, of belo Reed
ville, was in town Tuesday. Mr.
Gainer has been instrumental in
getting a big intereet awakened in
orcharding down his way.
Mr. and Mrs Dorr B Waggener,
returning from an outing at New
port, were Monday guests at the
home of Geo. II Wilcox and wife.
Miss Wilma Waggener was also
yet let but Mr. Heiclel rxpects to
build at onoe, and more tl an like
ly the contractor on the Pythian
Building will do the work. Tneee
two structures, bnih of the same
height and length, will materially
add to the appearance of Seoond
Street.
Wild blackberries are very pro.
Paul Sterling and wife, of Co
quille, were in town Saturday,
gufsts of friends. Mr. Sterling
formerly was with in a r. nere,
and is looking for a location for a
furniture etore.
Paul Ortmeier and wife, of the
Main Street grill, made the trip by
Vacuum House Cleaning Co
On Main St. Hast of Third, opp. Stable
Manufactures all kinds of Box Mattress
es. Silk floss, Cotton Felt, Excelsior and
Cotton Mattresses.
Couches.bed loung'es
and Cushions made
to order.
We repair Couches, lounges, Parlor fur
niture. Box and Top mmttresses, made
over, and return the same day.
Best of references.
Carpets cleaned by the only sanitary
method-compressed air; cleaned on
the floor.
A. F. TINGSTR0M
lifio thie year, and many from the team to Portland, Friday, just to
city have made incursion into the see what kin! ot a oiuntry they
country districts to get this palat- htve settled in. They were muoh
able and delioious berry. Black- pleased with the outlook
berry pies my eyes! but aren t
1 . : 1-. rj e
ney nne. u.gu TJ. " M condemnation for depot site for
Leisy vdle, knows , whne the fines th'e 0 on Kleotr,0i i w in the
Datches are heated -but when you j i '.u. AA.t
... 1 t,v t L llOll r LB. Bull ULHCSB liUO uoinuuaui
"k ?!? hrhe8reBy: ' soon sign up, it will take eev
my place, somewhere. wepk9 fo through court
Rough and dressed lumber, ceil- Meantime the 0. E will oontinue
ing, rustio, flooring, all kinds nf to UBe its boxoar as a passenger
finishing lumber. If order U Ui depot. A soon as this clears up
enough for load, will deliver Peter the company will at once put in
Hoffman, Baoona, Or. Correfp.nd- it8 new yard and depot building,
enoe answered; estimates ou build- 0n Washington, between Third and
ing. 18-20 Fourth.
A few daya more and all the
block work on the Tamieeie build
ing will be completed and the con
tractors will soon have the wood
work and inside finish under way.
The structure presents a very
dresey appearand as far as the ex
teri r goes and the nw owner
states that its interior is to be
seoond to none.
A. Bendler, of North Plain,, was
in town Monday. . H, has recently
had a registered Holstein ball
shipped from New York, and some
heifers shipped In from Wisconsin,
and is getting a fine dairy herd.
One of his cows, a half blood, has
been giving 70 pounds of milk dai
lyand that is what counts.
The big Imbrie warehouse has
been moved over to westward of the
Milne fl uring mill rite, and Con
tractor Weik has the building on a
good foundation. So far the 8. P.
grading and building gangs have
not put in an appearance but th y
are expected here almost any day,
and when they once arrive it will
only be a matter of but a few
weeks until the j dnt freight and
passenger depots for the P. R. &
N. and Southern Pacifio shall be
built.
P. T. Kane and wife, Mrs. A. B.
Bailey and son, Bruoe, and Mrs. J.
W. Bailey and son, Paul, have sent
their camping outfits up to ftfeaoh
am, and expect to camp in the sol
itudea for ft few weeks.
incidentally take in me uig "