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At ft home entertainer it has no equal. The txet talent in tha country i brought riht to your
fire s'de 10 wbil away the long evening wiih comical ie3ittionn and song. An impromptu
dnce may be gotten up at a moment notice and here you have tbe ht orchestra of the
country to play thedauce iuuic. Or you may wieb to learn a long and what better instructor
can you have than one of the IVrle singers to phraee a aong over and over again il need be.
The possibilities of this wonderful little machine for instruction and amusement are endleee.
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The Cabinet Made of heavy, eold ok throughout. Corner poets are made with lluted m lulding.
Nickied Tone Arm The latent triumph of scientific research, producing the largest volume and
purest tone quality, eliminating the meulic scratch bo common inordinary type of machine.
Th MMor Of special strength and construction, unusually durable.
Turn Tab'e Ten-inch diam-ter. acc-irumoilatiDg any aize disc record.
S andard Analyiiog Reproducer (ound Kx) Insuring the most perfect reproduction of any
kniwn sound; fitted with autoiuitie needle clamp, permitting of the instant releasing or Unl
ening of the needles.
Sped Regulator Permitting the iedy adjustment of the speed to luit the individual fancy or
requirements, such as for dance mucic or speaking records.
Flower Hort Seventeen inches in length, with a fifteen inch tlare bell. Finished in a beautiful
dep, rich red enamel, and decorated with gold stripes.
One Standard Talking Machine with handsome Flower Horn FRKE to every Customer whose
Crh Purchases amount to $50.00.
GOFF BROS. & IRMLER, Forest Grove and Cornelius.
Sell Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Wagons, Busies and Implements, Paints, Building Material
BANK. OF DEAVERTON
Beaverton, Ore.
CAPITAL STOCK $10,000
J. A. MOTT, Prest W. E. PEGG.ISecy.
J. T. WILLIAMS, Vice Pres. H. W. BOLGER. Cashier
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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. Debitors are as well Pro
tected as in the Largest Bank.
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MILLS & BRODtKICk
General Blacksmithinji,
Horsk Shokim;
a specialty
Baaalin St Corneliua, Or
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice in herel.r kivhh lint tlii tin.lnr
iKiietl , nilinlnistratrii of the fsl.it.- nf
Jacob Arn, ilpceaxml. Iiai hln-l in t )
county ruurtol the Mate of Uremi tor
Washington County, lir linitl account a...
tdmiuimratrU uf aid tale, ami that
court h Hied Monday, November
14, la to. at the hour of '. a. in., or Matd day,
and the county court room in lUllabuM,
Orriron, a the tune and place for lienrinn
final objection to uid final account, and
for the tinal aettlemtiit nl aatd aUiuluiv
(ration.
MAKIK AKN.
Adniinlilratrix of the nilate of Jamli
i Arn, decease).
Iated thi l.lth day of ()clolr, l!it.
Murphy fwit ,V Hrialie, A lUirncyi for
Acliiilnislralrti, Chamber Coiiiiihti e,
; Hurtland, Orrjjoii.
1910
Start the NEW YEAR by opening an
account with the
Hillsboro Commercial Bank
EDW. SCHULMERICII, President
GEO. SCHULMERICII, Cashier
We do a general banking business, and
the strength of our institution is un
questioned. Courteous treatment to all.
De 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.
ASSKT8 IJAHIUTKS
Loans and Discounts. .. 95,214.00 Capital ami Surplus $30,000.00
U. S. and Other Bomla... 46,875.00 Undivided rrofits 1,672.21
Hanking 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 Templeton, T. W. Sain, H.
J. Goff, E. W. Haines, George Mizner, Levi Smith,
W. H. Hollis, W. K. Newell, H. T. Buxton.
We appreciate your paronae and hope to merit a contin
uance of same.
DEPOSITS: Official statement January 31, 1910, $108,635.91
DEPOSITS: Official statement June 30, 1910, $203,109.52.
Increase in Deposits 3.5 per cent.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of th Htate of Ore
Ifon for Waihiiiirton County
Elizatwtti JiiliiiKiu, Plain tilt, i
vn
Charlm Jolmsoii, I)ffiiiJaut.)
To CharlM JqIiiimoii, the almve named
defiidaiit :
In the nai.ie of the Hl&ie of Oregon : You
lire Hornby cotumitiided to ami rwiuirwl to
be and ar in the above untitled court
and annwnr the enuiilaint liltxl HtfHiiml
Juu ill the almvM fiilitUwl rani on or be
fore the expiration of nix eck from the
date of tbe tint publication of this mini
Hiona ill the HillHtxini Argil, the ilp.tKiif
the tirHt publiiatiun twin Thiirwlay,
Noveuilx-r ,i, I'.MO, and lb ibile of the
laat publication biuy lidrnmljcr Ifl, l'lin,
to wit on or before Monday, lieenmluT
11, 1HHI; and Ton will peae take notu-i-that
if you fail co to apear nnd nnnwer
Haul complaint, the pliiintlll Mill apply to
thi? court for a decree fcirnvnr dltHolviiiK
the iiiarriaKi anil marriage contract nnw
existing; tttwunii the plaintiir anil ile
fenditnt, and for Much other and further
relief am to the court may seem necMHry
anil proper.
ThiM euinnioiiH it served iixni yuii bv
order of Jnd?e J. V. (iiKullii, Jude nl
Wanh I iitUiii County, Oregon, made, ami
dated on the ,'llnl day of October, l!iu, anil
whleh order rw)iilreH that you appearand
answer on or liefore lifceuiber 111, !iU.
!! I.. HNOW.
Attorney lor I'laintill'
Notice of Change of Name
IN THE COUNTY COURT OK
HTATK OF OKKOON FOR
WAHHINUTON COUNTY
THK
In the Matter of the A pplication
of
Charles Erhardt Haifurther to change
his name to Charles Krhardt Miller.
Noti( Is Hereby Given tbat on the 12th
day of October, A. I)., 1M0, an order wiw
made in the alKive entitled Court and
Cauie. trderliiK, aljuilKing and decreeiiiK
that the name of the person, (,'liHrlns Kr
hardt Hasfiirthcr lie changed to Charles
Krhardt Miller, and ordering Unit notice
of the change decreed be given by publica
tion thereof in the HillHhoro Argun, a
weekly newspaper publiniied in, and uf
general circulation within Washington
County, Oregon, oncea week lor four sue
ceasive and consecutive weeks, and thai
upon return of proof of publication there
of, a certilicate lie granted under the seal
of the above entitled Court, of the change
decreed, which shall thereafter be his
legal name.
The find publication of this notice will
lie published In the issue of said news
paper dated October )th, liild, and the
last in the issue thereof dated November
Kith, 1U10, and upon return of proof
thereof, said certificate will lx; granted in
accordance with said order.
Witness my hand, and the seal of the
County Court hereunto allixed, this Mlth
day of October, A. J)., IlllO.
(Heal) J. W. Heiley, Clerk
of the County Court of Washington
County, Oregon,
Will Lichty, of below Orenco,
is nursing a wound on his lc
caused by a crosscut saw.
Ai-tin: tuuonior .1. 'towt-rmun
nnd I'oiitfivssmun I law lev woiv
in town last Saturday, and shW
1 to a fair si. cd otvwd in the I'otirt
'house in the afternoon. Mr.
' Uowornian confuted all of his
speech to an attack on Jack
liourne and made a very rihxI
impression on those who heard
! hint. I'owerman is known by
mauv in this county and it was
thought that he would run stnnn
cr here than he did. They went
! fiMtu lictv to t'ornelius. and then
, to Forest Gin e. They did not
ihae the ctnvd that S'nator
j I'hantUTlaip iweived. however,
! althouch the ivpuhlican managers
i i i . . i . . i . . . - .
con ni noi compiain oi me si.c or
enthusiasm of the audience,
"Well." said William Schut
merich, the ither dav. "I've al-
! ways made the run in Washing-
ton t'tuinty avrainst very heavy
;hIi1s, and I've alwavs ran ahead
I of my party vote. It isn't that
! I care a cent for the otlice, as 1
I know I'd he Ix'ttcr off without it
1 but when a man has a H!itical
; belief, and can afford to make a
I race, it is his hoimden duty to
tret in the swim, and make a try
to help out the people who atiree
with him on olicies. " And
i Sch'.ilmerich h;ts always made a
lir.towt rim Wlutn h. rm fur
Hairy Commissioner a few years
a.co he carried the county by a
substantial majority.
Hasehall fans in Washington
County are naturally pleased to
know that Portland has won the
I'acilic Coast pennant, beating
Oakland out by twelve jHiints.
Aside from this official score of
IH-rcentatre Portland last three
Karnes declared to Oakland, and
to which Portland was entitled,
owintf to the playimr of HctliiiK:
in the Heaver team. Hut to win
is the tiling.
Donald Kennedy, a timhermun,
has Uuiht the timber on the P.
U. - N. rinht of way which be
longs to the Sweeney construc
tion people. The buyer will have
h year to remove the los. uml
has paiil five thousand dollars
down, which is forfeited in case
the purchase is not taken off the
ritfht of way by Deo. 1, 1911.
Election officers certainly earn
ed their mtuiey Tuesday. In
many places it was "away next
niorninK'" w hen the count was
completed. As a matter of fact,
Oregon should either have count
injr machines or two sets of
election officials one set to see
the deposit of the ballots and
another to make the count.
Farmers, take notice: For the
present and up to December 1,
1110, we will vrive five pere-nt.
oil' on our regular retail prices
on American field fence and w ire.
This is the time of year to build
fence, and we are making this
special to favor our customers.
Council & Co., Hillsboro. 35-S
A. L. Holeomh, of liethanv.
says that farmers could not have'
had a better Fall this season if!
they had made an especial order
for the weather. "Mori; Fall
"Tain Jsnwn this Fall since any
year within my memory," says
Mr. Holcoinb.
Workmen have the front wall,
constructed of concrete blocks,
erected in front of the U. i).
(Jurdner iropert.y, on Third
Street, and in a few days the
main building will be enclosed.
Mr. (iardner will move his old
shop to the rear in the Spring.
.1. J. Smith, of near (iloneoe
fornu-rly, and who recently
moved to Lebanon, where he
bought a ranch, was -down this
week, lie says he likes the up
per country first rate but there
is no place like old Washington
County.
K. 1!. CiHidin, of Salem, and
who is chief accountant at the
Oregon State Hospital, was down
to Hillsltoro, Tuesday, to vote.
Mr. Cooihn has always held his
residence in his home town,
where he owns property.
A very pleasant surprise party
was tfjven the Misses I'ertha and
Verna I'ehse at their home, Sat
urday evening, by a number of
their friends and relatives. The
evening was spent in music and
Karnes.
Ceo. Darety and Frank Hol
coinb have returned from their
hunting trip down to Myrtle
Creek, Southern Oregon, and re
port a fine time. They visited
with Frank Johnson while in the
South.
Fifty men who have been work
ing on the United, near Roy,
quit work on account of the
storm, the first of the week, and
came down Monday evening, en
route to Portland.
Mrs, II. L. Christenson, of
Nowhere, who is visiting her,
daughter, Mrs. F. A. Duncan,
brought over some ripe rasp
berries from her garden. Pretty
good for November.
Mrs. Thomas Humphreys, of
Heppner, and who has been in
Hillsboro in attendance at the
funeral of her father, Judge
Rood, returns home the last of
the week.
Arthur Bacon, of Arleta, writes
that out in this county, the
other day, he picked a pint of
ripe raspberries in his sister's
garden. This is horticulture with
a vengeance.
Cotton Datts
A Complete Stock of Halts
that arc RICA I, COTTON that
grew in a cotton field. Not t ays
K round up.
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