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We Will Place Our Entire Stock 01
Ladies' Tailored Suits On Sale At
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Every tailored suit in the store, including our lead-
ing make, La Vogue, will be on sale.
Third and Main
A. GROSS
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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MIJSHokl IIKlll SCHOOL ! ANSI VI.
pihtki or
I w:st wi k
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At last the liiidi S-Ix)l hasai i
puna. The mvI fur a musical . T , ii,.m.i.t.!r tv..r n l env
IMtniMKMlt l-.HH lotltf UfH felt. I ill of ll.r li'.v il IlilUU.tu. Uirn
but Selltllll.'lit Wa.H Hot KtroIlK' !lirrrith .ul mil niv irj.il Trrai
.wj:h t'firi' thin year fur tic j ' i'" iiii'".. rrK.u. m
wive ai'tu.n. We will never re- i ,hp )'"'"' s.
IM the lurrhase. ,
Ai a "starter" for the Piano j Tumr.1 nm t. ;. v. iutnr.... f--; s
Fjml, the students of the Hitfh! l-'-i'"" 1"r'" ,,JO
ScM raised $3iJ at n basket so-! ,,""m" w J,ilkB " ..l"!
ti! held in Welminvr Hall, Fri-i TuUl ... ( S;7 a
djr evening Dec. 2. A nhort j u..llU ,, (,4 ,.,
pfyratn w:ih rendered. Aftrr : jmrit.i ..innu m
U basket nale, all present united I cii immt "
cik-.Hl s.H iul time. I T iU,
Eleven of the Hijjh School Ik s ; ,., , r
iwrntly organized a literary ho- j Slrrrl ,, ,,,, Ut 147s ::
fur the JHirjKWO (if prolliot- ' f.llfTt uvumcnl mil irlim.l Ji 5
'"Kueoaunii in I ho school. I ho,
Jfst (.,iite on "Resolved That' T"ul
IntercolleKiati' Foot-ball Pro-; I1,1 ;
Bkil.M tl,.. !...,. .. ,.t i'.. I ; liiK-'"' 'oi.nH
Wan," will U. hehl on Iec. It'.,
w quest i.m of "Woman 'h Suf
I'ljri'will l.e debated hood.
Examinations will le the order
of Hie day Thursday and Friday.
L O.
Sl'kPRISI5. PAKTY
The younvr peotk'of Orenco irave
Jv,,ry i.leasant surprirte at the
h"H' of ( M. FiHher, on the
Nc'iuiiKof DecemU'r 5th, in hon
f f the host, the occasion beinj,'
27th birthday. The oveniiur
'M 8K'iit in pluyinjr jramos. Ke
fri'slmieiit.i were served at mid
"Kiit, and a khk1 time was en
)yj'il. Those present were: Mr.
m Mm, H. Synder, Mr. and
j. V.. M. Fisher. Cecelia Um
yirer, Clara HrandenberR, Lilian
Krandenber, Lena Schultz, Ru
7 West fall, Irene McCorniick,
SlnlTer, Helen Synder,
.'yil West fall, Dean Westfall.
A"r1 I'arker, lioy McDowell,
"ril' tis, odes Oantreil,
teh and Harry Schultz.
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Total 'S
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T.imr.t ovrr t.v C. W. lUrnri... .J
ChnIhih IihiuI
KKCMMirVvnos
ChiIi ill lirnrrftl I'm"'
$ HI
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Christmas Holiday
Excursion
to tho
CITY OF MEXICO
via the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Leaving Portland December nth and 12th, 1910 and
San Francisco December 14, i9IQ
A Magnificent Special Train, consisting of observation
car, Pullman vestibuled sieeping cars, smoking car and
dining car will leave 3rd. and Tow use nd streets, San
Franciso, via the Coast Line.
The excursion is run uuder the auspices of the
Southern Pacific, National lines of Mexico, Interna
tional aud Great Northern, G. H. &. S. A. and Santa
I t. Bound Trip Fare $104 OO From Port
land. Corresponding low rates from other 0. R. ec
N. and S. P. points. Interesting side trips on the re
turn trip, including the Grand Canyon can be made.
Final return limit 60 days from date of sale. Equip
ment on this train will be limited and no more passen
gers will be taken than can be comfortably provided for.
For further information, details and beautifully
illustrated booklet on "Mexico" call on any O. R. &
N. or S. P. agent or write to
William McMurray,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
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Total cisli on l"""1 us-
K J. Sc-wHI, City TrcHsmrr.
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the
Captain. Olney. master of the
W Steamer l assaio, o oe 1 v..
Oreu n Kailwav & Navigation
K vinK between Portland and
- . j , ...loim-ii iv.
' rohal,.- Oscar (lustafson has 1 JJ.-tIu..;s,Vthe case of State vs
in iqipointed udministrator tf 1 - , which was last nujht
fHtuto of Matilda (lustafson, r ' u' ,lllti in January. Hie
Cai.tainownsj.mieKar.lenJuu
in- . ...... :., iw. Sherwood--luaiaim
Ul". in October . Tho estate is Ul' ... n hns been on the
isjr'i'iiiiii. 1
uf.i't ion
riverak'oMl many veai.-..
Purkhalter, ot
was neioie
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Who.li... .. ' ;u"VT, - pone., u .u
iil mi; UHU 1(1 hi
uiou-ystal Springs Sam tar
filled at about SS.IKK) and Roes
10 Hie three sons, Chas., Oscar
a'J John, aTl of Heedville.-The
estate of Samantha Ann Cahow,
h( died near Seholls, several
"xjiiths uro, is closed of record,
"-mucin White has been ap
iKiinted administrator of the
'HtiiU. of i m. White, deceased,
.'uescriek. The estate of liilcy
J;ave will be heard on final set
iiument on January 9.
Hey. Kmil Lohrer, of Phillips.
w"s 'i tho city yesterday, and
culled on the Aryus.
near
the
I'anninnioii, , t,inir
....... mntlerot seiunn i'
.k crusher, which ta now un
la(,.(i at tho rock hill by wc
lhirkhalter place.
Firbert Fonda, tho Seholls
,in.an. was jip U tho city
Tuesday and Wednesday.
p W Sain, near Gaston, was
a city visitor yes
Laurel Store
i laving Purchased the Store at
LAUREL
I am Prepared to meet the de
mauds of the Laurel section in
all kinds of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
If We have not got what you want
-we can get it for you. We can supply
you in all lines
E. T. TURNER, Laurel, Oregon.
t.. u.i,;n nf Uloomincr. L. C. Brown, of Iowa Hi
i col,nty seat caller y ester- was in the city yesterday after
j noon, on legal business.
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Himited
Ony
Daily Oregonian and
Argus. One Year to
country subscribers,
$600
and a set of dandy Sil
ver Spoons.
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