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1 Have a Ve ry Fine StocK of
jiipMix 'ir and hand painted
China wart which I will
plut e on al- Di i . 1( at "20
pr ent discount. 1 he rej;u
lar pi i i "s low a?
ji.ol" can be htU,ht cIm'
wlx re, anil at thi price you
will find an opportunity to
purt ItiDc beautiful and ap
propriate Chri-trnas Gifts at
Frit t that will hurprire you.
Buy your kas Gifts at Hoyt's and get a
i Watch and Silverware ticket with every
$1.09 spent,
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
$1.00 Down $1.00 Per Week
0
Wliiih eci tt:.s afternoons just Ul-'ic
CUi-'ttsus I will t-licr the t'..r.owiiiK
FORFNOON SPECIALS
Saturday morning, 10 to 12 o'clock
booh Lovers sh-uld icmemlicr th;it 1 have
in sunk all that is m-u ami popular in
hooks a'vi.t nice lino of Leather ami
Funt-y ('.ilt Hooks.
All 1 . M.'o ami i?i . s Uks
All ami .v m' hH.ks ll)o
Monday morning, 10 to 12 o'clock
Holiday Stationery -lust uaivcdauew
line vi Ninas box paper. All stvlih shades
ami shades. One Third Oil
Tuesday morning, 10 to 12 o'clock
Wood to Burn-New lot just teemed.
M.ike your solcc'ions early.
MetuWy-Call ami see the nianv Ivuimliil
articles to W had undid me extern them.
4 oil (in all thes-c articles.
Wednesday morning, 10 to 12 o'clock
Watches -The most complete stock and
Finest AsM.it went the county.
i off on all watches.
Thursday morning, 10 to 12 o'clock
Hated Ware. .
One-third oil
Friday morning, 10 to 12 o'clock
Hristle and Leather Goods-Kvcry
or 1 1c an 1 price, in sets-plain and stiver
Kutca-ilso ladies' hand hags Pm
hill hooks, music rolls, etc. ,j
Saturday morning, 10 to 12 o'clock
i t I r ; ntativ citizens and iu.;-iui'.--ini
ii of the city met. .'it the
oHYe of I'.agley & liar-. Monday.
T. inh-i- T2. sit 7::J" i'. M.. for
tin- u r; . r-- if lii.-msMiitf the ad-
,i:-:ii!ity of the dranizution of
i charti-r lx a:ru- for tli purjxe
f forimilati;: flu entire nt-w
hartcr for tin' c:,, of IljllsUini,
ami !ih'o fur the purpo of pro
tiiotin:' irnp'o'. i n ; . t - and civic
iHicnm-ct-; a;u t.h" rc-Suurc s
of the cit v aii'l of Wa-.hinnton
C.ouiitv. ai il f.;- the purjof' of
Scciiriii' f ritimate maiiufactur
mjr iMit-rtris'-s. After a thor
oii'.'h (lisciissiai), a committee of
live was aiMoiiito(l for the pur-
.... ... r 4
Ku ol rmiila' .i,vf a declara
tion of iriii(ij !(,'.; am! rules of
;'ovrnimor;?. for the organization.
It will be he iritef!. ar I purpose
of the iruanization to work in
anno' , and to ahide hy a lna-
jorily riiicon every iiicstioit I re
s(nieii to tin- ore-anization; to
i liin nate a!! ioliticH. and personal
affairs and to vork solely ior the
licnetit of th" city and its inhab
itants as a whole.
The committee ai'ipointed is h.
I'.. ToniHie. Dr. A. P.. l'-ailcy.
Hon. W. N. Karrett. Dr. J. I'.
I'Mmii - ie and (Ieor:'e 11. l.a'lev.
and they will report on Monday,
the "Ji'iLh dav ot DecemU-r. at.
i":::(i p. ik., at the office of Iiajr
ev Hare, at w hich time a per
manent organization will le ef
fected, t is the intent of the
organization to formulate a char
ter for the city, and to tiiscuss it
section by section, and provide a
charter that will lie adequate to
the needs of the city at present
and in the future, and for the
protection of the property and
business interests, and tne gen
era! health and -welfare of the
inhabitants of the city, and iqion
its completion to present the
same to t be councu and request
its submission to the voters for
adoption.
It is evident that the present
barter is inndcilllilte to the
needs of the city, an 1 that the
-it v council is either hampered
l.v'ti.e nresent cl nrter t.rovuions
in some respects, so that nothinpr
can be aecomilished. wlule in
other respects has such absolute
power that the people whose in
terests are affected practically
cannot- nave any voice as to ine
character or extent of improve
ments.
Those present at the meeting
were: h. I. lonuue, lhos. II.
Tomrue. YY. N. lkirrett, W. G.
Hare, Geo. 11. Barley, Dr. S. T.
I.inklater. Dr. ,1. 1'. Tamiesie.
Dr. A. Ik lkiiley. Dr. W. 1).
V(H)d. A. C. Shute, ,1. A. Imbrie.
I. F. Knimott. K. C. lii-own. J.
W. t'onnell. W. V. Wiley. J. J.
Krehs-and Y. (). Donelson.
It is the intention of the in
corporators to capiilize and buy
a niece of nroiK rt, eventually.
and IniiUi a home tor the orjran
iation. where thev can maintain
a club, and have the usual com
forts that such bodies enjoy,
along with the business element.
At half Price
A Real Half Price SpIq.
An Opportunity for Every
Woman to Buy A New Suit
For Holidays at Just Half Our
Former Price. MaKe Your
Selection while the Variety
is Still Large. Every Ladies
Tailored Suit in the House
Will Be Included.
Third &. Main
A. GROSS
L
on n-r cent off on
House
any article in the
Iff" Laurel M. Hoyt
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Sheriff Hancock went, to Metz
ger, Tuesday, and sold a lot of
the household effects belonging
to Miss May Yohe, the actress,
at her Summer home. The sale
was on a judgment in favor of
Portland parties, and for supplies
furnished her. Miss Yohe wnt
from here to San Francisco some
months ago, to till an engage
ment. Miss ohe was married
at Seattle the day her household
effects were sold in Washington
County. Thus while she lost one
set of household goods, she gets a
man, who, it is hoped, will be
able to make good tn the pur
chase of another equipment.
Pr. Reagan went out to the
''.ll'muhani SehietTelin ranch a few
davs airo and gave .Schieffelin's
big herd of Jersey cows the tu-
M-rcnlm test. He found every
one of them in a perfectly healthy
condition, and there was not a
singlecase of reaction, nor a sus-
nicious unit in th herd. Mr;
SehietTelin has built- up quite a
reputation as a dairyman.-find he
think that every man. in; tne
business should occasionally have
his herd tested, the cows are
all Jerseys and high graded animals.
Miss Ella Creswell, the oldest
daughter of Mr. and. Mrs, Wil
liam S. Creswell, ot liuxton, (tied
December 10, 1910, at Sf. Vin
cent's Hospital, Portland, the
i.iK(iiil' deat h bemffanneiKilCltlS.
llcceased was l(i vears and two
months ot age, and was a splen
did scholar, and a beautitul gin.
he will be missed by nor many
friends, wdio tender sympathy to
the bereaved family. Interment
was in the Union Point cemetery
at Banks, December 13.
Try the Argus and Oregonian
for a year, only $2.25.
jor a Limited
i me
Onl,j
Daily Oregonian and
Argus. One Year to
country subscribers,
$6.00
and a set of dandy Sil
ver Spoons.
to
Hillsboro