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Sale Ends Saturday, December 3
Just in the midst of the Fall and Holiday Shopping we are giving this sale for your benefit as well as our own.
You get your choice at greatly reduced prices of our new Fall lines of goods. Now is the time to buy.
EVERYTHING in all Departments of the Store has been Reduced for This Great Fall Clearance Sale.
Remember When You See Our Advertisement It Means Something To Each and Everyone.
If you have not received one of our big price circulars ash us and we will
ftive you one ut once. We have not given our customers a sale for over
a ycur and we feel that now is the time to give you the advantage of the
ji'reatly reduced prices on our entire stock Now larger tnan any other
in the coanty. Good merchandise at prices you can afford to buy. A
nice ouvenir free with each purchase of $1.00 and over.
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Christmas - Holiday
Excursion
to tho
CITY OF MKXICO
via tho
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
I.c.-niujj Portland IKvciuIky nth ami i .uli, ioio and
San Francisco Dm-inU r 1 1, min.
Munificent Special Train, consisting nf observation
l'ar, Pullman vvslitmlcd sircping cars, smoking car and
'lining car will leave 3rd mid Tovrnsetnl streets, San
I t nu iso, via the Coast Line.
The excursion is run under tlie auspices ( the
Southern Pacific, National lines of Mexico, Interna
i"nal ami Great Northern. (I. II. K. S. A. and Santa
1 ' Round Trip Fare $104 00 From Port
land. Corresponding low rates from other O. U. M:
and S. P. points. Interesting side trips on tho rc
tiirn trip, including the (uand Canyon can he made.
1'inal return limit 60 days from date of sale. lvuip
"" ut on this train will he limited and no more passen
P! will l)c taken than can he comfortahly provided for.
I'or further information, details and beautifully
illustrated booklet on "Mexico" call on any 0. R. &
"'' S. P. agent or write to
William WcMurruy.
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
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Laurel Store
Having Purchased the Store at
LAUREL
I am Prepared to meet the de
mands of the Laurel section in
all kinds of
gFneral merchandise
If Wo have not got whut you want
ve can get it for you. We can supply
you in all lines
E. T. TURNER, Laurel, Oregon.
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b 1,,Vh crop walnuts at Iimmott New Holland Milelinor herrinft '
Bl0H- 20 cents per lb. $1 '10 per kc at Greer s. . JL!
Tlie new tmvn of North Plains,
on the I'niti'il, near (Ileneoe, is
having a Mosaic these lavs hv
the lliith Trust Co., of Portland'.
North Plains is center of a rich
fanning district, and itscloseness
to Portland is attracting Port
land sulmrhaiiites, as well as
people who are looking for an in
vestment. The rails w ill soon he
laid through the new city, and
Mas Urotliers are to start a two
story brick block and occupy it
in the early Summer. Other
business houses are to be started
in the near future, and already
many business lots as well as
residence property have been ,
sold. The newly laid out city is
to have electric lights and a wa-l
ter system that will he adequate
for all demands, and mountain
water will later succeed the deep
well system which is to he put in '
operation.
Manv wise ones, who have an
eye for location, do not hesitate j
to say that North Plains is com-1
in;r city, and they are putting j
their money, as well as faith,'
into the property. i
I R. A. Thompson and J. K. j
1 llanrahan, of Portland, are the
selling agents at Hillshoro, and
they have already made a num
ber of transfers. They say the
new city is to have sidewalks and
all the modern conveniences, and
when things move the street
are to. bo macadamized. Messrs.1
Thompson & llanrahan are stop
ping at the Commercial Hotel. '
John A. Jeffrey . who defended
Koselair, has all kinds of trouble
these days. His wife has ans-
wercu ms divorce case, urougnt
some months ajro by the hand
some attorney, and denies that
she did the deserting. She says,
Jelf reys is the huldylmek that j
did the absquatulating act, and
she asks the court for $25 pr j
inont h alimony. They were mar
ried in Salem in November, 1898, !
and Mrs. Jelf reys says that h4
fore ho left her he transferred I
title to some books and furniture
and to some real estate that he
held in Washington County pre
sumably the Koselair tract, on
which he held a deed subject to
the Hitter mortgage.
Sam Paisley, of Puxton, and
L. L. Crawford, of Crawford,
were in the city Monday, return
ing Tuesday. They were drawn
on the jury.
Corwin Foote, of near Center
ville, was in town Tuesday, mix
ing with the rain.
Keinhald Herr was down from
Seehers, Tuesday.
CHARTER NO. 8036
The First National Bank
of forest grove, oregon.
The Stockholders have Voted to Iucrease Capital
and Surplus to $oo,io in January
Directors: L. J. Cokl, John Templeton. T. W. Sain. II.
J. Ciokk. E. W. Haines. George Mizner, Levi Smith,
W. H. Hollis, W. K. Newell, H. T. Buxton.
We appreciate your paronage and hope to merit a contin
uance of same.
Deposits: - Official statement January 31, 1910, $108,635.91
Deposits: - Official statement June 30, 1910, $203,103.52.
Increase in Deposits 35 per cent.
1910
Start the NEW YEAR by opening an
account with the
Hillshoro Commercial Bank
KDW. SCHULMERICH, President
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
Sudden Illness and Ail
ments In a grave emergency, telephone service
is indispensable.
Just step to your Bell Telephone, call up the
doctor or druggist, state the case, and act on the advice
which you receive.
Should you need something which is not in the local
stores, the Bell Telephone will reach anybody in any
place at any hour of the day or night.
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
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For the Ambitious
oucation
by mall for thnM who ounot Itrnd la
jurmin. All Inntmi tjyn, lmiudU( dual
lainlllHIoni, w inon, jut niiira,
ItulouU pTviHn tor ullK KflvirU ,
f , wnmoiT clllhj frn"t.Tig(iir ami
Bbni nutkaa. No prsilliiliiurvnniim
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REPAIRING AND TUNING
Valrsralty f Orccoa
Kacaaa - - - 0 rasa a
Twenty-five years experience at making,
repairing anil tuning pianos Is a sufficient
guarantee that Veuen, the tuner, can
satisfy any and all who wish tbeir in
struments attended. Recommends from
every firm that has opetated in Portland
for the past Jo years, besides the Eastern
factories cf Kimball, Kstey, Steinway
and others. Country wuik always wel
come. Leave or telephone orders to
McConnick, or to the l'atterson Furni
ture Store.
A. P. VENEN. Piano Tuner.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.25.
IS IT RAINING?
SURE Then bring us
your umbrella. We will re
pair it reasonable.
NIGHTS ARE LONG
The evenings are long. We
will sell you electric light in
candescent lamps. The Tung
sten and other standard lamps
and save you money. -
DUCKS ARE HERE
While ducks , are here get your
Ammunition from us. ; We
beat them all.
R. LEE SEARS, - Hillsboro.
Garage, Third Street near new Hotel.
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