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! Continuing our policy of cleaning up our stock in preparation for the coming season, we announce our
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There is no suggestion of sensationalism about this sale. We do not desire any, nor do we feel the
necessity of it. We have no old or out-of-date GOODS to crowd, but offer you our entire stock of new
merchandise, at prices that we can assure you the profits are suspended.
YOU supply your wants at the
lowest prices possible. We are en
abled to make room for our new
stock of Spring goods, which will
soon be arriving'.
Sale will continue until January 31, 1911
A. GROSS, Hillsboro's Greatest and Best Store
HILLSBORO, OREGON
Capital, Surplus, Profit
44,000
Do a Grne ml UanKinj; busi
ness, Loons, Money on Keal
Estnte, Buys and Sells Mort
ft'iries. Pays 4' Interest per
Annum on Saving's Deposits
3 Times a Year.
Omenta and iiiii-:crous
I'M ward Schulmorich. Pros., John W. Omii.ll, Vice
Pres.; (lit). Schulmorich, Cashier, pircetors K. I!.
Tongue, W. N. Barrett, Coo. Kirkwood. W. 0.
Honclson.
Elillsboro Commercial Bank
SUES THECONDENSER
Ask $7.51X1 n.iiH.iui-i (or Ik-nth of
(iillnrl ShiiuT
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To Our Many Patrons
Wc wish to extend our Thanks (or
tlieir most generous ntronige
through this our First Holiday Sou
sou at Laurel, ami to solicit n con
tinuance of your good will and pat
ronage through the coming year.
Wc also wish to state we are pro
pared to supply your wants from a
well selecfed stock and at prices
equal to and lower than the same
goods can he bought elsewhere.
To one and all wc wish a prosper
ous aud happy New Year.
E. T. TURNER, Laurel, Oregon.
lad a Cruhid hiU- Working on
I legator. November I, I'lO
I). .1. Shaver, who was recently
.apointcd guardian of the late
Colbert Shaver, who wan killed
in an elevator in the condenser
at Forest drove, luw filed suit in
the circuit court, asking dam
ages in the sum of $7.f00, and
the complaint names the Pacific
; Coast (Condensed Milk Company
:nnd Benjamin Smith, foreman,
as defendants. The complaint
alleges thai the boy was work
ling in the factory, and that the
foreman sent him to the upper
lloor. in the elevator, to got some
empty can trays, and that in fol
lowing the orders he was crush
ed in the lift. It is set out that
the elevator had no grates or
sides, or guards, and that the
.shall was unprotected. The ele
vator was of the hydraulic varie
ty, and the plaintiff contends
that the company was careless
and negligent in not having the
jtranslcr properly safe-guarded,
i It. was reported at the time of
the fatality that the boy hoarded
f t ho elevator and was lying on!
jits lloor. face downward, as it1
i was ascending, looking over the J
! edge. As the lift passed through i
the upper lloor, his body was;
'caught between the floor and'
the base of the transfer, crush
ing out his life.
Notice To Creditors
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lOxiwiilor of thn ln.it will bikI testmiiont
of 1 1 1' It'll M. Whitlnii, ilnnniiNed.
KiiKlny At liurn, AttorneyH lor Kxenir
John Caldwell, of above Hanks, i
was down to the city yesterday j
mornimr.
Andy Wostlrtr, of niar lau
rel, was in the city the lii-st of
the week.
If you hav" head and eye aches,
! consult lr. towe. at Hotel Tua
' latin. January H.
C. W. 1 lines, of aUve Craw
j ford, was down to the citv over
nitfht. Tuesday.
Frank S. Harr has returned
from Portland, and has purchased
the express business formerly
conducted by Mr. Atkins.
Mrs. Philip Masters, of Dilley,
and formerly of llillshoro, was
down to the city Tuesday, the
jruest of friends.
William Kitt, who arranged the
HillslHiro Hoard of Trade exhibit
at the Portland Apple Show, in
Novemlter, was out to the city j
Tuesday, conferring with the of-1
licials of the Board of Trad.1. !
William Baldwin, who wasj
married to Irene Baldwin, at
Prinevilfe. Crook County, in
March, UHiT, has sued for di
vorce, alleging that she deserted!
him within six months after the;
wedding. j
Albert I'Vrreri, an Italian, j
pleaded guilty before Judge W.I
l. Smith, Tuesday, to the charge',
of stealing a pair of trousers
from his pal, up at one of the
railroad camps, between Buxton
ami the Salmon berry. He was
given IU) days in the county jail.
The public schools of the conn-'
ty again opened Monday morn-;
ing, after the Holiday vacation.
Owing to the fact that the
Teachers' Institute held in Port
land, this year, canre later than
usual, the pupils wer given a
considerably longer vacation than
is usual.
Charles Meacham was in the
first of the week, carrying, the:
mail for Henry Hesse, the voter-
an earner. Mr. Hesse was con-j
fined to his room several days
the past week, and it was neces
sary that Uncle Sam's mail should
be "toted" up from th S. P.
depot. j
William Bennett and wife, of
Monmouth, , Polk County, were
down to the city Tuesday. Mr. !
Bennett lived at Cornelius for;
over HO years, and sold out last
Suinmsr and went to Polk Coun-;
ty, where he bought 170 acres of
farm land, a little over a mile,
from the Normal. He is en-i
gaged in dairying and stock rais-
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Portland business men
are buying' lots on the
PENINSULA
SEE THE BIG PICTURE
and talk to the repre
sentatives at the
Commercial Hotel
EMPIRE INVESTMENT COMPANY
401-2-3-4-5-6 Board of Trade Bldg, 4th and OaK Sts.
, PORTLAND, OREGON.
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