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Evening of
FRIDAY, APRIL 29
PROGRAM
Overture. Band
Vocal Solo selected
Mrs. Wilkkr McEldowxey
Selection Band
Recitation selected
Helen Vatght
Selection Band
CURTAIN
Japanese Fan Drill 32 Girls
Vocal Solo Miss Sue Jones
Selection Band
Vocal Solo selected
N. H. Alexander
Selection Band
Solo Miss Goldie Peterson
Accompanist Liola House
May Pole Dance 24 GiRLS
intermission
30 Minute Parlor Play
VOCAL SOLOS
Mrs. Wilher McEldowxey, Forest Grove,
Contralto
Miss Susie Jones, Portland ...Soprano
N. H. Alexander, Hillsboro Tenor
MAY POLE DANCE
By Twenty-four Young Ladies:
Mary Sewell Lucy Weatherred
Grace Emmott
Florence Shyer
Bessie Simon
Laura Clascow
Margaret Goodin
Violet Pitman
Osta Ballard
Gussie Signer
Alma Pvice
Faye Schroeder
Elma Griffiths
Hope Emmott
Minnie Morrill
Alice Smith
Alice Lund
Rhea Wilhes
Itittie Southard
Faye Sigier
Myrtle Harvey
Vere Tipton
Blanche Bowman
Lura Tamiesie
JAPANESE FAN DRILL
By Thirty-two Girls. A Unique and Spectac
ular Drill. Participants:
Florence Garrett
Myrtle Grabel
Mildred Rushlow
Goldie Whitmore
Gladys Hensley
Ethel Mays
Adelaide Meier
Beth Sigier
Ethel Sample
Rita Trulling'er
Ruth Linhlater
Gladys Shute
ttath erine Dooher
Bertha Bloyd
Ethel Cornelius
Marion Lytle
Katie Brandow
Vera JacKson
Esther Heim
Viola Walch
Margaret Hoyt
Irene Boeher
Eva Pitman
Elsie Tews
Dulcina Brown
Ruby Brown
Georgia Bacon
Velma Tipton
Edith Hunter
Laura Bottemiller
Lewa Wilhes Gladys Cornelius
30 MINUTE PARLOR PLAY
Replete With Splendid Tableaux.
Misses Mary Sewell, Lucy Weatherred, Fay
Corwiu, Madge Imbrie, Mattie Wilson, Letitia
Itnbric, Lucile Imbrie, Josephine Follette,
Helen Gates, Mary Heidel, and Mr. Oscar
Lund.
Seats on sale at McCormick's Music
Store. Prices entire lower floor and
loges, 50c; balcony 35c; children 25c
Oo not lot the Census Knuinora
tor overlook vou. Hillsboro wants
all the count there is in the cor
jHrate limits. If lv hook or
ciHk you have Won overlooked.
let the Secretary of the Hoard of
Trade. N. II. Alexander, know
1 it. and he w ill at once tfet in
touch with the census taker, and
have you on the government
count.
The two precincts will soon be
closed and once tfone the enu
merator can not rct you in his
report. Vou will find Mr. Alex
ander at his othce on Second
Street,. (.Jive him your name and
where you live, and he will do
the rest,
A l ii M ION. Yin ilk'ANS
The reunion of the Washington
County Veteran Association and
their Auxiliary, at Cornelius, to
take place on the 5th of May.
will he a success in every detail.
The program is the result of a
desire to please a discriminating
audience. There will he vocal
music and recitals rendered by
the best artists in the Northwest.
The speakers have been selected
from a lone list of Portland's
best orators. Drums and tifes
have boon selected from the De
partment Drum Corps, which
will fill the old town with Army
music. lWrs open at 10 a. m. ;
dinner at 12 noon: program fore
noon and afternoon. To avoid
the crush at tho 'dining tables
come late,
W. J. II Beach. President.
W. II. Morton, Secretary.
I.OCAI.S WIN
The K. 0. K. A. "Stickers" won
Saturday from Portland Academy
by a score of 7 to 5, the ranio
be'intf exciting from start to
finish. "Ked" Gillen water pitch
ed a good game for the club team,
and held the visitors down for
six innings without a score, but
he weakened in the last three
innings, and the visitors piled up
five runs.
Batteries: (lillenwater and
Foord. Robertson and Staley.
Next Saturday, the team trav
els to Vamhill to play the High
School.
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Children's Wash Suits
50c to $L.0O
Chauibits and gal.itca
Ladies' patent Tumps orul
Oxfords
$2.0O to $4.00
Large Misses patent AnKle
Strap Pumps, low heels
The PRICE is Right.
Armor Plate Hose
The kind t hat the 1kys can't
wear out in a hurrv.
Royal Worcester Corsets
for dressers who arc
particular
Ladles' Lontf Iimonas
Summer weight.
5cc to -ji.no
Mens and Boys' Nifty
New Hats 50cto$5.0O
Some Nobby New Styles
iu Ladies' Kmbtoidctctl t;til,,r.
cd Waists.
Reasonable Prices.
Extra Values in
Ladies Skirts. Special I'liccs
$2.00 to $7.00
Men's Corduroy Pants
They Arc Rigjit.
$2.50 lo $4.SO
BAIRD
Between the Drug" Store
"Whose Fault Will it Be?" is
the striking subject at the Chris
tian ('hurch, Sunday evening.
Straight gospel preaching. You
will be interested in this great
subject. Splendid singing. In
teresting Bible sc hool at It) a. m.,
contest begins Sunday; morning
sermon at 11;. Junior Kndeavorat
5 p. -n.; Senior nt 7, great rally
of Kndeavors. good programme;
evening services at 8. You are
wanted at all these services.
Marion V. Horn, Minister.
Dr. Butler, physician and sur
geon with the Sweeney con
struction camps, at the front, on
the Tillamook line, was brought
to the Hillsboro Sanitarium,
Tuesday evening, suffering from
a severe attack of nneumnnia.
lie was brought in on a special
train, and was accompanied by
Dr. Buckley, the head surgeon.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. (Jus
Roth, of Seghers. was burned in
the niirht. Mondav. and the in
mates barely escaped with their
night clothes. All the contents
were lost. There was some in
surance, but as the policies burn
ed with the house, Mr. Roth
does not know just how much he
will get. Mr. Roth is postmas
ter at Seghers, which is more
properly known as Gales Spur.
Anloine Lebard, formerly of
near Kiulon, and now residing
in Portland, was in town yester
day. While in the city, he called
on the religious weekly, which
he has read for years, and then
helped swell the rest room col
lections. N. A. Frost, the census enum
erator for South Hillsboro, has
about concluded the enumeration
in the city limits, and will start
for the country the last of the
week. The North portion of the
city has been concluded by C. E.
Deichman. If any have been
missed they should notify N. II.
Alexander, Secretary of the
j Board of Trade.
I J. R. Bailey, of above Buxton.
1 was down Tuesday evening; re
turned home yesterday. He says
Ithat fruit orchards are now in
full bloom up his way with pros
pects for a fine crop. J. li. has
been cleaning up more land.
which he expects to plant with
trees.
I Fresh milch cow for sale.
Burt Wilkes. Sixth, between Oak
and Fir, on West side of street. 7 1
"Keep Your Own Key and Counsel"
Sound advice within certain
Limits.
It's all tiht when applied toholdcis
of keys to our safe deposite vaults.
Absolute privacy. We can nut you
Ixixcs for 5 1. (hi per year. Call and
examine them.
CORNELIUS State BANK
Cornelius, Oregon.
Nolle cf Final Scltkauat
WE THANH YOU,
Friends aud patrons. For by your liberal
patronage we have accomplished our aim,
in closing, out various lines and reducing
our over-supply, .in the reduction sale
just closed which we hope lias becu a
benefit to us all.
Now with New, Goods, and right
prices, We know we can please you, and
it will be our aim at all times to cater to
the wauls of our customers.
Our Motto U, "LIVE AND LET LIVE."
TRY US,
Mays & Conover, -SCH0ILS' 0RI(m
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. Administrator' Notice
THE OLDS
Gasoline Engine, to 12 Hor power
TTllc 2?KiS aM"(l lhc U- (iovcrumcut.
Up-To-Date, designed by cnKincers of
many years experience; Operated for 2 S years
Repairs at any branch office. Jmup spark
"f ,t,ou-the k,10w- SH easily
changed Simple and easily bandied. Can be
put on skids and moved anywhere.
J. L. Simpson, who came here
from Hood River, and who is
making Rood raising Washington
County fruit, was over from
South Tualatin, the last of the
week.
I-ost: H(tw(!c HillHhom and
;;;n.cl.us hundlo, ,utltain n
t "r. ."iH'M.lcrsand hand
Aral's ' hn,k,rl'b'UHo leave at
Ar;u3 and OreKonian, $2.25.
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algtiwl baa Immiii duly aiH.nii,'l ''V., ,.
of Him (?titity Cimrl f td.' Mil'" " .. ,
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SUMMONS
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nntltlnd ooiirt and naiiHo, ""','11,.
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complaint or III oina PI""' i,y tn
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Ulli day of May, A. I ., " " , "wm-
full mo U apiwar hihI aimwin (hl,
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each wm.k fur a poil.i.l ol l "
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