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S s.inesSl This is not a bankrupt sale. Desiring to enter
anotnei avenue oi business we are placing our magnificent stock on the market and will sell
At cost all our staple lines
and many lines will k sacrificed below actual cost. You will find every article marked in plain figures as
Advertised
The following are a low of our lines and it will pay you to call at our store and buy what you need.
t ii it nt Leader, ,Vz
Tuioii Leader, i( . Id
t k Durham, t Ut d."
Cu'ld Crumbs
Men's 5c wink sliitts
Men's rejiiil.tr 51 v tt ntU-j h i 1 1 :::
Men's all linen collars In
Overalls
Hue Lnineer T'"
!l;uk Mntnecr M
i!uc 1'lnjjinccr, stripe 7'.'
Hue laud 7
liikury htriiH- 71
Youths and hoys' I'd tie H.md L!"
Women's Cotton Ribbed Un
derwear 75c uuderwear, sale pike C
!- !:"''-' '.wear, sale price 40
v n;.-a-!v,ear, sale priee 25
Short Sle-vi-s and Sleeveless
'. (.' ; , salr price 12
,;i : , sali- priie M
' 1 ' t sale j. rite 22
' c t. My, sale price 40
'-e !-' sale price , 41
Cotton Union Suits
: , sale jrieC 90
', siits, sa'ejl'flee 48
,,'. tin ladies' woolen underwear
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Ribbons
N"u. .: '. t'", rihhons 01
" . ; .am .aid UUtcU 03
3 satin and taffeta 04
5 satin and taffeta 05
7 satin and taffeta 07
9 satin and taffeta 01)
12 satin and taffeta 11
16 satin and taffeta 13
22 satin 17
22 taffeta 13
40 satiu 19
40 taffeta 1G
60 satin 23
60 taffeta 19
80 satiu 23
80 taffeta 19
1 00 satin 26
100 taffeta 22
150 satin 29
150 taffeta 25
W. L. Douglas Shoes
S3 50 V. L. Douglas shoe $2 98
$4 00 W. L. Douglas shoes 3 31
f 5 cx) W. L. Douglas shoes 4 00
Nap-A-Tan Shoes in BlacK
or Tan
$6 50 loggers : $521
$7 50 tan 16 inch top 6 17
6 00 tan 12 inch top 4 69
$3 50 Blucher 2 98
Ladies and Children's Shoes
at cost both in high top and
and Oxfords.
GROCERIES
Arm & Hammer soda 05
Best corn starch 05
Rolled oats 4?
No. 1 small white beans 5j
Lady Washington Ayi
All other articles at cost.
LOOK; OVER OUR REM
NANT TABLE
Your choice of any piece of summer
goods at 11 cents per yard.
Apron check gingham 07 lt
Dress gingham 10
Calicoes 05
Corner SECOND and MAIN
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Hillsboro, Oregon
A Beautiful
BELGIAN
STALLION
MENTOR
Belgian No. 3295
Has Splendid
Disposition
Superb Action
American No. 46596
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IMPORTED BELGIAN STALLION
Coming 5 years; weighs 1900; darK chestnut. Splen
did conformation for draft gets. ir4r
FIRST PRIZE HILLSBORO Street Fair. 1909
Pedigree-Sire Jarnac ioSS; D.un, Marie M61.
' Imported by A. C. Rul.y cS: Co., Portland, Oregon
WILL STAND SEASON Or 1910,-Monday forenoon,
MeNamer's barn 1-orest Grove; Monday evemng to Wednesday S a.
iu., Hillsboro Livery Co. ban,, Maui street H.llsboro; W dncsday,
io'mi 111 to no o m at Mays Uros., Cleneoe; Weduesday eve
T?u3XPfi at-Knnl Duyck'j ban Monntandak;
Tlmrsday p. ,. at Bank's Livery Han. Banks; J'ay nftcn at
Hannan's burn, Buxton; Saturday afternoon at W. UWalkeis.
place, Roy. , . -.11
TERMS.-Sinule service 12 Season iS; I 0 insure with foa
iJ.re clt stand and suek, ,5- Care to prevent, bnt not
responsible for accidents.
THE BANKS' BELGIAN HORSE CO. i. lmrick, Groom.
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
MR. AND MRS. JOHN QU1NCY ADAMS
Mr. and Mrs. John Quiney Adams, residing near Hillsboro,
celebrated their golden weddin.ee April 17th. Mr. and Mrs.
Adams were married in Bates County, Missouri, in 18G0, and
in 1875 removed to Mt. Pleasant, la., residing there until
1881, when they came to Oregon, arriving at Portland April
17, 1884. After a few weeks' stay there they moved to Hills
boro. and have lived in Washington County for the past twen
ty six years.
They have seven children living, all being present to wish
them many more anniversaries. The sons are James B.
Adams, Farmington, Chas. E. Adams, Hillsboro; and the
daughters are Mrs. L. B. Rice, Rainier. Ore.; Mrs. Mary T.
Hoover, Beaverton; Mrs. Edw. Boge. Farmington; Mrs. John
Boge, Farmington; and Miss Mattie Adams, Portland.
Mr. and Mr. Adams received many appropriate gifts, and
the children each presented them with a five dollar gold
piece. Among those present were Messers and Mesdames J.
(J. Adams, J. B. Adams, John Boge, Edw. Boge, Mrs. L. B.
Rice, Mrs. Mary Hoover, Miss Mattie Adams, Miss Emily
Hoover. Chas. Adams, J. C. Hoover, Veldon, Evart, and
Bevyn Boge, Clarence, Elda, Briee and John Quiney Adams,
Jr., Vaden, Ruth and Marion Boge.
The Advent Christian people)
(not seventn uay Aavenusis;
will begin a series of tent meet
ings in Hillsboro, on Third Street,
near Main, on Friday, May 6;
and will continue as long as the
interest lasts. The public is cor
dially invited.
A. Reverman, of Centervilie,
and who is road supervisor for
his district, was in yesterday.
He says that the good weather
has done much for the roads, and
that this is well as it is almost
impossible to get road help.
J. J. Hartley and Elmer Mays,
of Glencoe, returned the last of
the week from an auto trip into
Polk, Benton and Marion coun
ties. Andrew Eggiman, of near
Cedar Mill, and who is on top in
the dairy business, was in town
Tuesday, getting out bills for an
auction sale.
The blue and gold flowers are
again in evidence on the court
house square.
J. C. Miller, the prune grower,
of north of Glencoe, was in town
Tuesday.
John Loftis, of the Arcade
district, was in the city the last
of the week.
Ice cream delivered to any
part of the town. Remember
we have Hazel wood. Both tele
phones. - Koeber's Confection
ery. Herman Bishup, of above Moun
taindale, where he is installing
his new sawmill, was down to the
city Tuesday.
Dance, at W. 0. W. Hall,
Glencoe, Saturday evening, April
30. Tickets, including supper,
$1. Toelle's orchestra. Do not
fail to attend - always a good
time.
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Excursion Rates to the East
During 1910 From All Points On The
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TO
Chicngo .
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Knsu City...
St. Joseph...
St. I, ul ....
RATKS
I60
...60
63 90
..66 90
St. Paul via Council Bluffs
' , Minneapolis diiect
Mitineapc.:is. vu Council Bluffs '
Duiuth, direct
Dulu h. via Connril RlnfT '
St-LoU1S 67.50
Tickets will be on s,!e M,y and acJ 9th; June ad. l7ih aoJ 24th; Ju!y 5th
ami aaod; August 3rd; September 8th.
The above rates apply from Portland only. From points
south of Portland, add only ONE WAY local rate to Portland
to make through rate via Portland '
One way through California, add $15.00 to above rates.
Jifh lTmeA going tilp. Stop-overs wi:hin limits
in euhtr d. ecvu.u. Hua' return 1 tuit threa mouths f,om date
o sale, but not laler tha 1 October 31st
Inquire of any S. P. Agent for more com
plete information Wm. McMurray,
Geueral Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND, ORKGON.
GIVE US A
3 cans of corn for... 25c
3 cans of tomatoes for. ,25c
Hard wheat flour, per
ach $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.
T. W. WYATT & CO.
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