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are going out 01 Business. We are Dlacimf
and many lines
Men's Suits
(i) men s suits
22 50 nun's MlitS
jo t) men's Miils
I S ix men's suits
ij to men's suits
12 co men's Mlits
?1S
17
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11
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Odds uml Ends in Lot
lllaek fi.Kk suits ?(5 IH
Sail suits 55, f(, ami S
livery boy's suit in the house
at i t.
Men's Wool Undcrwrur
$2 1 s:i!e jM ice $1 "')
1 ;j sale uiie 1 1
I co s.ile price 1 OS
l ;c s.i;c in uc
Men's cotton underwear
50 Citlt h.i'e price
r it.'
o
tuceut sale price
jv ami v lleecc lined .'!!
Men's French Flannel
Shirts
U jo sale riic. $1 f0
2 10 sale pi in- 1 .'."
Men's Log'Rer'.i Ulue
f lannel Shirt?
1 50 sale price 2 -JO
Corner SECOND
Excursion Rates to the Hast
During 101O From All Points On The
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TO
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Ti.k-n i,cim m.v j RI1i y:h. Jinn- Mil. I71I1 mil ;tti; .l'lv iil
Hil l l),u; AiikiiiI .V'l. Sri.l.ni'x i Mil.
The almve rate npplv from I'ortlaml only. I''-1'111 l""nls
wmth of l'urtlaiul. a.1.1 only ON 11 WAV local rate to Portland,
to make through rate via i'oftlan. I.
One way through California, add $r.Hi o nl.ovo rates.
Tni tl it vn t inviili-.t f.r llic jjninn Oii S'"' "" s 1 " "'" "
in nlli. t ih f. ii.iii. rum rrlimi I mil Hi"- 1 ,lh-1 '"" "
t.l Mir, luit lint liiu-r l li t . n I"'" ' .0 1
Inquire of any S. V. Aj;Vnt for more com
plete information Win. McMurray.
I'lii; I I. M. OKI'T.ON.
"Keep Your Own Koy and Counsel"
Sound advice within certain
Limits.
It's all liojit when applied to holders
of keys to our safe deposit c vaults.
Absolute privacy. We can rent you
boxes for i.ooper year. Call and
examine them.
CORNELIUS State BANK
Cornelius, Oregon.
Meat Market
Choice Fresh Meats of All Kinds.
Give Me a Call at My
SECOND STREET SHOP
In The Pythian Building
E. W. MOORE
sell at cost
will be sacrificed below cost.
Fi w Mil ai our store.
i m n ..
; i i t -
1 1 !! !i i .11
Men's Saxony Unit
Jin hi -U
J'i i i.i.v j.i ne
2 (M)
W. L. Dougl as
Co. Shoes
Retail 1'rit e Stumped on
F.vrry Shoe
sIhk-s, sale pi ice $2 K
.) shoes, sale j! ii e II lfi
S 1 " siloes, sale pr lie To
Nop-A-Tan Shoes In
or Tun
fit 50 lo-eis, sue price o (HI
7 y tan i 5 iiu h tup ! (HI
() tan l iiuh tup 1 (ill
3 5' tan liliulier '2 iS
5 5" Mack 1 hh h top 1 2o
S 1 lilaek u itieh I' ;)
Win her
.1 to
s 1 !ku k 1 1 inch top
l!al :! 75
3 su 1.1 .u k 111 ik her 2 IIS
boys' Nap-A-Tan
3 75 tan i" inch tup. ..$'! (XI
2 lau hii'li top I Knig
hts ' 2 X
and MAIN
K TI.S
( ; .1 1
m
' 75 tan Bluchcr 2 15
1 V Mack I'-liK her.... 11)0
2 ii hoy's Douglas 1 SO
2 5" Marine- calf 1 H")
Youths'
25 Nap-A-Taus 1 75
2 no Marine calf 1 50
1 75 Marine call . 1 ,'5
All broken lines i.f shoes
u ill U- Mild at sc 011
the . ' 1 00
Ladies' Shoes
Via ami pateut turns iu hut
ton, Bluchcr or Hal
j 1 n sale priie .. 52 !8
3 Jo sale price 2 71)
.' 00 sale price 2 18
2 5' 1 sale price 1 H5
25 sale price 1 70
1 sale price 1 II!)
2 kid felt lined 139
2 25 calf felt lined 1 59
2 25 KiiiK calf 1 59
2 25 Marine 1 59
Women's Oxford's in
Tan, Patent, Gun Metal
and Vici Itids
5. 5" pat welt and turns 2 30
3 ii pat welt and turns 2 00
2 50 pat welt vici kid , 1 85
3 51 1 11 n metal 2 30
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Council Will Take it up at the
; June Meeting
I'ROMISI-S A REtiULAR DAY SERVICE
Cil) Inllifis Against Noisy Fourth in
Business District
The city council met last nitfht
and listened to K. W. Haines and
his protosition to strinR wires to
this city and install an electric
lijrht and power service. Mr.
! Haines said he was in no hurry
, to force t lie matter, and stated
i he was perfectly willing that the
'council should take all the time
,it wanted before granting the
I franchise. The matter will
! therefore be taken up by the
! council at its June meeting. Mr.
Haines said he would install a
day service for lights and power
in the city if the franchise were
granted, no matter what the pat
ronage might be. He intends to
run his wires to the brickyard
hevond Oak Park, and says ne
has two large dynamos, in ease
one should go to the bad.
Air. Lytic, interested in the
local power plant, said he would
just as soon the council would
act that same evening, one way
or the other, so he would know
where he was at. The matter,
however, was laid over.
The council expressed itself as
to a sane Fourth of July espec
ially in the business district, and
asked the city attorney to see if
an ordinance covered this section
of this city, and if not to pre
pare one.
It was ordered that $G00 be
transferred from the general
fund to the water and light fund
that some outstanding warrants
under that head might be paid
oil".
PROTOSALS FOR WOOD
Sealed proposals will be received
up to Saturday, May 14, 1910, at
ten o'clock a. m., and then open
ed and contract awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder, for
the delivery at the court house,
by Sept. 1, 1910, of 75 cords of
first class four foot fir wood, old
growth, and cut from sound
timber. Must not be cut too
coarse. Address all bids to the
undersigned.
Geo. Hancock, Sheriff,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
s msm & m
all our staple lines
The following are only few of our lines
Hignest market price paid
2 m kid 129
1 50 kid 1 00
Ladies' "White Canvas
Shoes
52 50 white canvas 1 50
2 (x) white canvas 1 25
1 50 white canvas 1 00
Misses Shoes in Vici
Hid, blucher and bal
2 sluts sale price $1 50
I 75 shoes, sale price 1 25
1 50 shoes, sale price $1 15
Child's Shoes
1 75 shoe, sale price .1 30
1 50 shoes, sale price 1 10
1 25 shoes, sale price 85
1 m shoe, sale price 70
Our stock of oild sizes in Miss
aud child's shoes will be sold
at 75 cents on the dollar
M
en s
Hats
53 50 Thoroughb'd hats $2 59
2 50 Statesman hats ... 1 98
2 ex) Globe hats 1 49
Wash Goods
5 .20 Sterling cambric .... 14
C. L. Crocker, of Newton, was
in town Tuesday evening.
Styles and prices are always
right at Mrs. Rhea's Millinery.
Mrs. Graves, of Portland, was
the guest of Mrs. M. II. Steven
son the first of the week.
N. H. Jones, of Vinelands, was
i .... ii . . . ...i
now n yesieniay. ne reports inai
his wife, who has been ill for
some time, as mending rapidly.
Bay driving mare for sale; 11
years old ; works anywhere; sound
and true, and gentle; fine for
woman or elderly people to drive;
1110 lbs.- Inquire at the Argus
office. 8-10 ;
Jos. Thompson, who is doing
the grading for the new tile and
brick factory, at Peaverton, was
in town Sunday, to meet his wife,
who had been visiting at Moun-1
tabulate. j
Forty acres for sale; Partly!
cleared; one-fourth mile f mm ;
school house; two and cue halfj
miles from railway station, noarj
Glencoe. Price $1,700. j
James Gray, Hillsboro, 113
Dr. George Inglis, wife and,
child, of Monticello, Iowa, are!
guests at the home of F. P.
Clark, of Farmington. He and:
Mr. Clark were in town Tuesday. '
l)r. InHis is looking for a loca-j
tion in Ore .on, and says that as .
yet he has seen no finer country!
an v where than in the Willamette ,
Valley.
The following vital statistics
were reported to the County
Hoard of Health during April,
1910: Return of marriages, 19;
smallpox, 1; ni; mbraneous croup,
1; scarlet fivor, 3; measles, 4.
I lleaths -females, 5; males, 6.
Pirths -females, 9; males, 9. -VV.
1). Wood, County Health
Oflicer.
lieni Rirdsell and son. Leavitt
leave next week for the Alberta
country where they are going
into the wheat raising business.
Mr. Hinlse was no there last
vear and sees great possibilities
in the new country. He says
that thousands ot people are
crossing the border, called there
by cheap lands and reasonable
homestead privileges.
11. F. Peters, better known
here as Frank Peters, and who
lived here all his life until a few
years ago. has been admitted to
practice law in the state oi ure
gon. He recently took his ex
amination before the session of
tho annreme court at Pendleton.
Mr. Peters is a graduate of Pac
ific University, ana was one oi
the chamoion forensics in his day
at the school. His many friends
here congratulate him on his
success.
our maiJnifififtnt
20 Imperial cambric 12
Toile Du Nord and all
dress ginghams 10
12 1-2 Flannelettes 8
20 flannelettes 15
15 flannelettes 11
Ivntire line of su miner dress
goods at less than cost
Auioskeag- staple 7 1-2
American blue calico 5
Simpson gray 5
Simpson's black and white 5
Garnet Red 5
German blue calico C 10
German blue calico IJ 11
German blue soft finish . 12
32 inch Percale 8
36 inch Percale 10
Newport shirting 12
Shirting
Ranchman blue twilled ... 11
Black Hide 11
Galctea cloth 14
Feather ticking A C A 1G
Cretons and Drapery
$ .20 sale price 14
15 sale price 9
12 sale price 8
10 sale price 7
Outing Flannel
Auioskeag teazle 9
A Beautiful
BELGIAN
STALLION.
Belgian No.
.Wf
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f ft
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IMPORTED BELGIAN STALLION
Coming' 5 years; weig'hs 1900; darK chestnut. Splen
did conformation for draft gets.
FIRST PRIZE HILLSBORO Street Fair, 1909
Pedigree Sire Jarnac 10838; Dam, Marie 366i.
Imported by A. C. Ruby & Co., Portland, Oregon.
WILL STAND SEASON OF 19IOi Monday forenoon,
McNamer's barn Forest Grove; Monday evening to Wednesday S a.
in., Hillsboro Livery Co. barn, Main street, Hillsboro; Wednesday,
10:00 a. 111. to 3:30 p. m., at Mays Bros., Glencoe; Wednesday eve
ning and Thursday forenoon at Emil Duyck's barn, Mountaindalc;
Thursday p. m. at Rank's Livery Barn, Banks; Friday afternoon at
Hannau's barn, Buxton; Saturday afternoon at W. G. Walker's
place, Roy.
TERMS: Single service 10; Season 15; To insure with foal
20. Care to prevent, but not responsible for accidents.
THE BANKS' BELGIAN HORSE CO. T. EMRICK, Groom.
sterile on the
for eggs.
ioc outing flannel 8
8c outing flrnnel 5
Muslins auto bleach... . 9
Lonsdale cambric lu
Cabot V 8'j
L L 6 1-2
40 inch 10 oz duck 19 1-2
Standard drill 10
Toweling'
5.25 Stevens crash 19
20 Stevens crash 15
15c Stevens crash 11
12 1-2 Stevens crash 9 1-2
10 Stevens crash 8
Comforters
$2 75 sale price $1 85
2 50 sale price 1 GO
2 25 sale price 1 50
2 00 sale price 1 20
1 75 sale price 1 25
Gloves
1 25 value
75 silk and lisle
2 ex) loug silk 1
1 50 long silk
1 00 long silk
1 25 kid glove
18
44
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75
50
98
Hillsboro,
MENTOR
3295
r-f isj. -iff.
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marks, and will
and it will pay
1 50 kid glove 1 15
1 75 kid glove 1 25
2 cx kid glove 1 50
Ladies Wrappers
52 50 ladies' wrappers. ...1 79
2 00 ladies' wrappers .... 1 48.
1 50 ladies' wrappers . .1 19
1 25 ladies' wrappers 98
1 00 ladies' wrappers ... .75
Groceries
8 8 AlmondB IT
Walnuts U
Ami it Hatun.e: Soda h
Hivfrhide (ilom Starch 7
Bit Corn Starch r
Ollu'ci.t Starch S
EUaic Starch 8
Piiffel Rico m
Cretin of Wtit-al .10
Hti ? ui 12
Forcfl 12
Po-ium Ce:el 20
Shrerjd.d Wh.nt It
Columbia Wheat 2U
Co'unbia OaIs 27
Vinlet Pancakt FnU' 1'2
Olympic Pnncik Flour 20
Arbuckle Ccflte wj
Corn Meal, 10 pour.d sick 24
Rnckwheat. 10 pound pack "5
Everything in the Grocery
Dept. at Rkdccf.d Prices
Oregon
Has Splendid
Disposition
Superb Action
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