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HIGH GRADK
Natural Tone
TALKING &
SINGING
MACHINE
FREE
Call at our store and hoar the specially prepared Records of Hands and other In
strumental Music, SonS, Stories, Recitations, etc., and assure yourself that
this is the best ottered. You Buy Only the Records.
THK-K BKC081' AUK FAMOUS FOR TUKIR TOSK AND QUALITY
A hoa e entertainer il hue iu nul. The beet talent in the country i brought right to your
fire s'de to while wy the ling rvmioas with eouiical testation ami toni;8. An impromptu
(Ur.ce mav be gotten cp t nn ment'e notice and here you hav the lieet orchentra of the
cuuntry to play thetUm mu;ic. Of you may wish to learn a eong and what better instructor
can you have than one of th Peerle singe to phrase a eong over and over again il need bo.
The "possibilities of this wonderful little machine for instruction and amusement are endless.
DESCRIPTION OF ISSTRUMKXT
The Cabinet Made of hevy, sold oak throughout. Corner posts are made with iluted moulding.
Nickled Tone Arm The Utest triumph of scientific research, producing the largest volume and
purest tone quality, eliminating the metalio scratch so common Inordinary type of machine.
The Motor 0; special streogth and construction, unusually durable.
Turn Tab'e Ten-inch diameter, accommodating any sin disc record.
S andard Analyzing Uproduc-r (sound box) Insuring the most perfect reproduction of any
known sound; fitted with autotutio needle clamp, permitting of the instant releasing or fast
ening of the netdle
Sped Regulator PermiUina the reidy adjustment of the spfed to suit the individual fancy or
requirements, such as for dsnce music or speaking records.
Flower HorL Seventeen inches in length, with a fifteen inch tlare bell. Finished in a beautiful
deep, rich ml enamel, and decorated with gold etripee.
One Standard Talking Machine with handsome Flower Horn FREE to every Customer whose
Cash Purchases amount to $50.00.
GOFF BROS. & IRMLER, Forest Grove and Cornelius.
Bell Hardware, Stoves. lUnaes, Wag ms, Buggies and Implements, Paints, Building Material.
BANK. OF DEAVERTON
Deaverton, Ore.
CAPITAL STOCK $10,000
J. A. MOTT, Prest, W. E. PEGG. Secy.
J. T. WILLIAMS, Vice Pres. II. W. BOLGER, Cashier
i. Transacts a General Banking Business.
4 Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits.
Money to Loan on Good Security.
Fire Insurance in the Best Comoanies.
We are Insured against Burglary and Fire.
Our Officers are Bonded. Depositors are as well Pro
tected as in the Largest Bank.
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3. . tt W.
1910
Start the NEW YEAR by opening an
account with the
Hillsboro Commercial Bank
EDW. SCHULMERICH.SPresident
GEO. SCHULMERICH, Cashier
We do a general banking business, and
the strength of our institution is un
questioned. Courteous treatment to all.
Be One of Our Patrons
Pays You 4 Per Cent Interest on
Savings and Time Deposits
CHARTER NO. 8036
CONDENSED REPORT OF
The First National Bank
of forest grove, oregon.
At the Close of Business June 30, 1910.
ASSETS MABILITKS
Loans and Discounts.. . 95,214.00 Capital ami Surplus $ 30,000.00
U. S. and Other Bunds... 46 875.00 Undivided Profits 1,672.21
Banking House fixtures 10,710.49 Circulation..... 25,000.00
Cash and Exchange.... 50,310.03 Deposits 146,437.31
Total $ 203, 109 52 Total $203, 109.52
Directors: L. J. Corl, John Templkton, T. W. Sain; H.
J. Gokf, E. W. Haines, George Mizner, Levi Smith,
W. H. IIollis, W. K. Newell, II. T. Buxton.
We appreciate your paronage and hope to merit a contin
uance of same.
DEPOSITS: - Official statement January 31, 1910, $108,035.91
Deposits:-Official statement June 30, 1910, $203,109.52.
Increase in Deposits 35 per cent.
X'OU can get a
strictly high
grade Suit or Over
coat made as you
want it, and that will
give thorough satis
faction at from 30
to 50 per cent less
than average tailor s
charges, if we send
your measure to
Ed. K Price Co.
l.argtst taitnn In thf. world
GOOD made-to-order clothes
Look over tkeir assortment
of beautiful Fall Woolens
and fashions, exhibited in
our tailoring department,
and make a selection while
the line is new and com
plete. AVe know one of
their suits will make you
a permanent customer.
A. GROSS
Hillsboro, 3rd & Main
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to thank those who
kindly tendered aid and sympa
thy during our recent bereave
ment, the death and burial of
the late Carl Weissenborn, of
Glencoe, Oregon.
Mrs. Carl Weissenborn, Glencoe,
Mrs. Charles Walter, Glencoe.
Mrs. Anna Polifka, Portland.
Was Penitent (or Hi Crime and Fin
braced Catholic 1'aith
Isaac N. Harrvll, who tnunlcrvd
two votmir men. the Newell
Brothers, in Klamath County,
last June, paid the penalty last
Friday at 1:2:30. at Salem. 1 It-
was iriven a ttropof live feet and
8 inches, or two inches less than
Rosi'lair, who was px wilted the
day prior. Ham-ll's jugular was
burst and the execution was the
bloodiest in the annals of tha
state. Harrell was penitent for
his crime, but made no express
ions except to Father Francis, of
Grants Pass, to whom he ex
pressed deep sorrow, and whose
faith he embraced.
Harrell wais lorn on Gales
Creek, fortv eiv'lit voars utro.
He and his parents lived in llills-
Uro In the- early eighties, msM
intf on Fir. U'tween Second and
Third, across the street from the
Ltnlford home.
He and his father, Win. lUr
rell, did some land clearing for
Henry WehnniK'.
A Cl.l-AN WATCH
means kooI time to you for
years to come. True economy in
a time-piece lies in cleanliness.
The delicate parts doing indes
cribable work will soon wear
themselves to ruin, destroy their
high finish and jHTfovt fit, whon
running In accumulating dirt and
rancid oil. It will cost you noth
ing to let me examine it. C. F.
Libby, Jeweler, iltllslwro, Ore.
(h:o. w. mi)N
George W. Ilavdon, aged 82
years, died at his home near
Thatcher, Septemler ?. 1910.
Deceased was a veteran of the
Rebellion, serving on the Union
side, and was also an Indian war
veteran. He was a nativ of
Hoone County. Missouri, and
crossed the plains in 1So2. After
serving in the Indian w ars, when
the Civil war commenced he en
listed. In all he served seven
years in Uth troubles. He has
lived in the Thatcher sectiun for
about 25 years. His widow, a
son, Allen, and an adopted
aughter, Miss Inatha Haydon,
survive, t lis nephew, James A.
Haydon, ha.s charge of the Port
land city barns, on the Fast side.
The funeral ttxk place last Fri-
iay and interment was in the
Union cemetery.
CARL WlilSSI.NBOkN
Carl Weissenborn died Thursday,
September 8. 1910, at Glencoe.
Deceased was Itorn in Pomniern,
Germany, in March, IS ll, and
immigrated to the United States
in 1870. He came to Oregon
about 16 years ago. and first set
tled in Clackamas County.
lleven months ago he settled in
Glencoe. His wife and three
children survive: Mrs. Charles
Walters, Glencoe; Mrs. Carrie
Deurr, Holy rood, Kansas; and
Mrs, Anna Polifka, of Portland.
The funeral took place Sunday
at the Tualatin Plains Presbyter
ian church, Kev. rrienchs, of
of Hillsboro, officiating.
W. F. Dessinger, of I'oaverton,
was in town Saturday. Mr.
Dessinger was the successful
bidder on the Heaverton new
school house, and has already
started hauling material for the
foundation and basement.
Taken up - Hoan heifer, two or
three years old; has rather long
horns; brand on right hip. Own
er please call, prove property,
pay charges and take same away.
J. C. behulmorich, Hankn, Ore
gon, Zh-Q
W. W. Paine, who has bought
over 900 acres of land up above
Albany, was in town Monday,
from Glencoe. He leaves for the
GOO acre farm, about October 1.
Strayed-Gray filly, 2 years;
black colt, two years; yearling
bay colt. . Anyone knowing the
whereabouts will please notify
W. K. Da vies, Banks, Ore. 2G-8
Porosknit 2-piece underwear,
25 cents per garment, at Baird's.
F. L. Pranger, associated with
Spiering and Sohler in a sawmill
in the Cedar Canyon section, was
down Sunday, a guest at the G.
II . Pranger home,
A. Sundberg, of Santa llosa,
this side of Beaverton, was in
the county seat Monday, and
called on the Argus.
Found: Hunch of keysand
key chain. Inquire at Argus of
fice. Dr. S. T. Linklater was honor
ed by the First Vice Presidency
of the Oregon Medical Associa
tion, which held its annual meet
ing in Portland last week.
Dressers
Insist
On
Having
Tho
Royal
Worcester
W
Aim
Thy Look Hotter
'ol Hotter
wr Better
A'o Better
TKfm TV
Others
Men's Hats
In tho Window
$1.25
All Kinds of
SHOES
For all Kinds of Foot
Ladies comb;
AND NKCKWEU
In the Window U
EVERYONE
KNOWS THAT
ARMOR PLATE
HOSE
DON'T NEED
MUCH
DARNISq
BAIRD
In the New Hciilcl blocK
L
O! loiMiUuti of the Hunk f Sim !
, at MirrwM4l, in the M!t i( Hrr. f
Kn, t the cliwr of ImaiurM Sritcuitrr i
:nn cki i
i
I.oi.n atul diocuunt f4J.VV" 3' j
Unimiug liou.r, inuiliirr a ml
r't"t S4I4 4.H'
Oturrrral ratale ownrtl., 4,4s) au
Hue from i)tovr. rrwur j
J""'', - t,J55C
I liecka and otlwr caali ilruia n di .
Cash ou hauil '.5H 39
ivxiciura t .. ,,
Total 17
t.uiiii.iriKs !
C'npital atuck paul In w.jimiou!
utjiimfutul 7,' 0,1 .
Piviiltmli uriiil , louul
lmlivtilual ilruoaita tuhject to I
fl'cck - 34.811 tH '
Krliiand ccrtiticalri of iltu 7,loys
Tinir cfrtrficatta nf (!rxnil... . 2,uj) u
Svi ii(a ilcpoaita 'I.J1 14
Total Mi ,63c 7
State of Orroo, j
.
l ottnty of Waaliiiixtiili )
I, i'rrd J. Kpler, Caalurrof the atxne
named liank, do ailriunly awcar that the
above tatement ii true to the tx-at of my
knowledge and belief.
l'red J. Kplrr,
Canhirr.
.SubiK-rilied and iwom to before me
thta ytli day of Septemler, 1'yio,
A. W. Hall
CORUKCT-Atteat:
I..
Notary Public.
8. McConnell
Win. I'arrett
lirector.
F.xcursioii Kales to Fortte
ON ACCOUNT
Portland Fair and
Live Stock
1
Expositioo
Via
Southern Pacific Compard
(Lines in Oregon)
For the above occasion, a round trip rate
of One and One-Third Fate from U
points on its lines including Branches,
will 1m made.
Ticket on otla, Poloti aoulh of Robiir
Fpptemlwr fitb.
From KoMtburg tnd U jninti north l
cluiliig Rrmich, Hitml)or (ith ml Tth.
Til IC KVKNT OK TUB 8KAS0N! dU
riUZKdl IIORSK KACINlil
F-tr further jisrticuUri, plv to ny 8. r.
ARelit, nr wrltH to
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vi a nallmutia
or vour nwn liui
A" ua about frnlght
ralnii. We park
earafulljr,
hip piainptly,
anywhere,
to anyliody,
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Co. 1
attle, Wash,
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Laurel Stoi
Ghas. Kireher, of Quincy, III.,
arrived Friday, and ia a iHWst at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. II.
Franker. He will remain for an
indefinite period, and likes Oregon.
Having Purchased tlw "I1C"
LAUREL
I am Prepared to meet the
mauds of the Laurel section w
all kinds of
GENERAL MERCHA
If We have not got what yo
we can get it for you. We can 9UPK
in a11 lines
E. T. TURNER, Laurel, Orn
Tn7.il.h Ir1
Chas. Hitclwrwl nf neur, Fred t i
t!,.i.,.n.. ..." Vi... '!i.. : tfc Nortnww-
urday. Jcity over bumW-