HILLSBORO AROUS, APRIL 7. 1810
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We are going out of Business. This is not a bankrupt sale. Desiring to enter
another avenue of business we are placing our magnificent stock on the market and will sell
At cost all our staple lines
and many lines will be sacrificed below actual cost. You will find every article marked in plain figures as
advertised.
SEE OUR PRICE CIRCULAR JUST SENT OUT
And you will see that you will save money
on present purchases and purchases for
the future. Note our Clothing prices;
Not our shoe prices Note our dress good
pricesi in fact, looh at our prices on all
l:r. 3 not excepting groceries, and you
will see that they are money savers for
you. Lay in a stoch for the future You
will need clothing, and boots and shoes
later on BUY NOW as you will have to
pay more when we are out of business.
HIGHEST Marhet PRICE PAID for EGGS
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Hillsboro, Oregon
A beautiful
BELGIAN
STALLION.
Belgian No. 3295
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Disposition
Superb Action
American No. 46596
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Little Girl, Two Years old, Falls
Into Boiling Lard
DO FROM SCALDS IN TWO HOURS
Mother ol
Babe was Formerly
Mariha Wagner
Miss
Ed. Schiller, the Portland cigar ;
man. Chas. May and Dr. Hag-;
gard, all of the metropolis, came :
out Wednesday, and went into!
the Nehalem, via the P. li. &N.,
on a trout fishing expedition, j
They expect to return the last of i
the week. j
G. A. Plieth, the East Butte;
road supervisor, was up to the
city yesterday. He has several I
crews at work on the roads down
in his district, which runs clear '
to the Multnomah and Clackamas ;
lines. i
William McCallen and Miss
Florence Barnes were married at
the home of the bride's father,
Mel Barnes, April 7, 1910. Bride
ami groom are well known in the
Cedar Mill-Beaverton section.
Rev. F. V. Fisher, pastor of
the Methodist Church, will speak
morning and evening 11:00 and
7:80, next Sunday evening. The
REMOVAL NOTICE
Our Patrons will please take
notice that we have removed our
Verna, the little two year old
daughter of Alfred Brugger and
wife, of 108 Nelson Street. Port
land, fell into a cauldron of boil
ing lard, in which her father was
cooking doughnuts, and died from
the scalds within two hours. The
father had just taken the boiler
of hot grease from the stove and! evening subject. "Roosevelt and
placed it in the center of the
room. The. little one fell into
the receptacle, receiving the
fatal burning. The father badly
scalded his hands and. arms in
extracting the child, and the
mother also received some severe
bin" s,
IMPORTED BELGIAN STALLION
Coming 5 .r.; weighs 1900, darK chestnut. Splen
did conformation for draft gets.
FIRST PRIZE HILLSBORO Street Fair, 1909
I'cdigrec-Sircjariiac 10S3S; Dam, Marie 36i. .
Imported by A. C. Ruby & Co., Portland Oregon ,
WII I STAND SEASON OF 1910,-Mouday forenoon,
mS and Thursday - to cioon U I.uul I .J (unl00n a,
$2o To insure colt to stand and suck, 5. uic ioPitvc ,
responsible for accidents.
THP RAWkC RFIGIAN HORSE CO. T. CMRICK, Croom.
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the Tope.
A. G. Watson, of Forest Grove,
and better known by his friends
as "Bud, " was in town this week,
paying taxes and greeting
friends.
Herman Lechner, of near Beth
any, and who broke his leg while
1 lie 111 lt'ior was formi rlv Miss pulling stumps a few weeks ago,
Martha Wagner, of Hillsboro, is improving nicely and is able to
andsheir,..t:.od:'.ughle.,of Win. move around with a little help.
Wagner, thVshwmaker who was Married : At the home of Mrs.
well knowi. to many of the Ger- Larverty, March 30, 1910, Ottice
mans and Swiss of Washington shearer and Eula Latferty, Rev.
oouniy, anu wno ior many years , Hiram Gould officiating.
naa a snoemaKer sjiop in ims
Sporting Goods Store
To Third street, at the Garage, where we
have more room and are better able to
take care of our trade.
Guns and Ammunition
Winchester and Savage Rifles, the best hunting rifles
ever made.
Remington Shot Guns. Latest models, Hammerless,
Repeaters. Buy no other.
Revolvers of all kinds.
Bicycle Supplies. - Repairing a Specialty.
R. LEE SEARS
city, , in the Chenette Row, on
Main Street." The habe was two
years old the day of the fatality.
Jos. Lem berg was brought up
from near Middleton by Sheriff
Hancock, Thursday evening, to
answer a charge of having
threatened the road supervisor,
who was authorized to locate a
road through the Lemberg farm.
The Lembergs strenuously ob-
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Jos. S. Robinson, of near
Farmington, was in the city yes
terday, and remembered the rest
room with a contribution.
P. P. Lorsung, of Farmington,
and who is ranching on the J. J.
Krebs place, was up to the city
yesterday morning.
For sale: Second hand exten
sion dining table; iron bedstead,
mattress and Springs. Inquire
A. C. Archbold.
Chris. Johnson, of Mason Hill,
jected to the location of the road
and last Thursday mominc when
an attempt was made to force beyond Glencoe, was in the city
the road through, there was
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some exciting times. L.emoerg
was bound over to appear before
the circuit court to see whether
or not it is necessary to place
him under bonds to keep the
peace.
Wednesday.
John Herdlein, of Blooming,
was in town Wednesday, and
says that farmers are rushing
their Spring work in his section.
A. C. Kruger, of near Sher-
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Tor nuicmiiK.
Mrs. Max Cran-
dall, Hillsboro, Ore., Independent
Telephone 497. 3-6
H. T. Bagley was up to Collins,
Wash., for a few days at the
Springs, the last of the week.
Mrs. Si A. McFadden, of Oren-
Wm. Vanderzanden, of Banks,
was in town yesterday, on road
supervisor business.
Geo. Lennon, of Vinelands,
was down to tle city Tuesday.
3 cans of corn for... 25c
3 cans of tomatoes for. .25c
Hard wheat flour, per
acK $1.55
Rolled oats, per lb 5c
Coffee, per lb 15c
Tea from 50c to 35c
All brooms, each 55c
We also carry shoes, Kingsbury Hats, and
Gents' Furnishings of the Best Quality
at the Lowest Prices.
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