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HIILSBORO ARGUS, MAR. S:. 191
LOO
K
JUST RECEIVED A Bi8 Ship
ment of Buggies and Spring wag
ons, from the Banner Buggy
Co., of St. Iouis the largest
carriage manufactory iu the Unit
ed States.
These vehicles will be sold at the
lowest prices ever s.eu in this
comity, with a written guarantee.
No company profits, no clerks, no
rent and that means just that
much extra benefit to the buyer-
Kxtra shafts and poles.
JACOB MICHEL
First and JefTetson St.
Old Billings Place.
tt. N. STAEHR
' The Bazaar" Forest Crove, Oreg'on
-PIANOS-
CjS -- , ...ttm rf1
Fur-
Buy a piano as sen
sibly as you would a
diamond. You nat
urally buy of some
6rm whose name and
reputation guarantee
the gem; and so you
should, with a piano.
We have sold over
300 pianos in this
county, and have been in the business T- vear
thermore we have not a dissatisfied customer, heinn?e
we know what we are selling, and we personally guar
antee each piano that we sell. We sell on easy pay
ments, and would be glad to show 3-011 our line of in
struments; ranging in price from $150 to 5400. Call
and see us before you buy or drop us a line and our
representative will call.
Prices talK Hobart M. Cable $375; Hamil
ton $275; Howard $225.
We have a full line of Edison
phongraphs from $1 2.50 to $75 00
in the store and sell them for $1
per week. We have remodelled
our store and have a fine record
room in which you can hear all
the latest records without being
disturbed. 10 Free Records with
each 4 minute attachment we put
on. Biing your machine and we
will put it on in a few minutes
and give you the ten free records.
y j--a.
Spray Your Orchard
With The Celebrated
AETNA BRAND
of Guaranteed Absolutely Pure
LIME AND SULPHUR SPRAY
No Salt
I keep Grassellis (neutral, the best) Arsenate of Lead.
Read what Fruit Inspector Galloway says:
A GOOD SPRAY
Hiilsboro, Jan. 2
Editor Argus: As I have had several inquiries in regard to a
good sulphur and lime spray, I would say than 1 have found
by revere tesis by the fieautne scale that the Aetna brand
stands the test O. K. This spray is made by B. Leis, of Beaver
ton, Oregon. I believe in patr.mizing hrmie people when they
make something ihey can guarantee and Mr. Leis guarantees
his spray to go 30 per cut Beaunie scale.
Yours Truly,
S. J. Galloway, County Finit inspector.
B. LEIS, Manufacturer
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Both Tele; hones
IF YOU WANT
DRY FINISH LUMBER
RUSTIC or SHIPLAP, we have it
in stock at all times in our large
shed. Also other lines of build
ing material.
Uriels., commou micl fancy iu Btoclt
FRENTZEL & McFARLANE BROS.
Main St. and P. R. & N. Tracks. Both Phones.
rClK CHAIR
Barber Parlors
Courteous Treatment
Capable v. ricmen
Baths iu connection, and a
' Fine Shower Bath
Newly Furnished Shop. A
irial will please you.
JAMES ANDERSON,
Pythian Bldg, Hiilsboro.
BRIDGE PROPOSALS
Sealed proposals will be received on the
fiist Wednesday in April, 1911, by the
county commissioners' Court, at Hiils
boro, Wellington County, Oregon, for
the following biidge wo k:
Span across Dairy Creek, on Baseline
road one mile West of Hiilsboro; com
plete bridge across creek near Tualatin
Plains Presbyterian church, near Glenco.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the County Clerk's office, Mil sboro,
Ore , afier March 15, 1911.
Bid leis must put up certified check in
the sum of five p?r rent, of th-ir bid.
The court leierves the right to reject any
or all bids.
J. W. Sewell, Judpe.
By order Commissioner' Court, Hiils
boro, Oie., March 9, 1911,
THE PIANO FACTORY ff
ISHTUp! Tho Q
1 1
Meeting at Court House Monday
livening, and Nothing Done
SESSION TAKES IP NEW MATTERS
Committee is Appointed 10 Promote
Publicity (or City
The mooting at the court house
Monday evening to again discuss
the matter of promoting the pia
no factory loft things just as
they were. The committee had
reported last Friday night, find
ing that the company had 80
acres of land between Tacoma
and Steilacoom, Wash. ; a water
power; a factory; and some un
finished pianos on hand. Mr.
Coops held worth of
preferred stock. The committee
did not feel like advising anvone
to take stock so as to complete
the titty thousand asked here,
but when asked as to what they
would do, reported that they
would permit their subscriptions
to stand.
Mr. Coops is out of the city for
a few days, and the matter
stands in statu quo as the law
yer would saw
At Monday's meeting, the fol
lowing committee was appointed
to get together and outline a pol
icy ot publicity for the city and
county: I)r Tamiesie, II V Gates,
Wni Nelson, N H Alexander. J II
Garrett. S C Killen. W II Weh-
rung, J W Council. T II Tongue:
M 11 btevenson and L A Long,
Dr. Tamiesie has invited the
committee to meet with him at
6:30 this evening, at the Hotel
Washington.
REAL EtTATi TRANSFERS
50
5So
R L Wood to W II Baker, 20 a sec i.
t I n r 4 w 6oo
K IraylertoW 1) Dutielson, iu1-,-
nSr feet blk 8 Mbo .'.1200
S J KatTety to A L Thomas, uuiu;
ft b'.k 41 Forest Grcve 10
Misan b Kssner to Jos B Kistier, 20
a sec 4 t 2 n r 3 w 1
J A Moore Jr to Albert Kuef, 2 a
Fairview 5750
J Hottman to luos tiiiiall, 30 a sec
15 t 1 n r 4 w 1850
l t; Mewart to flleail Inv Co, so a
sec 20 1 2 n r 4 w 10
I S Drew to Karnest Oleaser. lot 20
W P ad F tirove 200
J W Hess to Carl Hass, 4 a Taylor
Ferry road 3700
Atitnnaui bmitn to Kos K Stover,
75x198.75 ft lot 9 blk I Oak Grove
ad
Imnie Haines to Elinore Alexander,
b. "i lots 5 4: b blk a 1 ait view
A B Snider to Angle Jones, lot iu
Vailey View ad F Grove
Grace Brown to John KothlisberKer,
iixx2oo ft Highland Paik 10
N Vv tlnlcott to A K Cameron. 6 78
a Highlands ad 50
! W flumps to Ulile Hewitt, lot 6
blk 5 Hiilsboro jooo
Ivy Moore tor A Moore, 50x138 ft
in niic 9 f i.rove 1300
tlenry Hocking to J as M Hocking,
5 a Geo fcbliert die 650
t tins Jensen to Wm Kopple, 4.92 a
sec 30 t 1 n r 4 w 800
Celia Thompson to W 1, Thompson
40 a sec 9 t 2 n r 3 w 240
Jas e, bcanlan to .Minnie bcaulau. 20
a Francis Walker d 1 c 1
A C Alexander to Jno Thomsen, 14.
15 a Alexander Acres jijj
A M Porter to S P Cope, 10 a sec 28
1 1 s r 4 w 3C0
neinnoiu Krueger to h, I Kuiatli,
50 a aec 30 1 1 s r 1 w 1000
J icob Aeschbacher to Fred Builitip.
I acre M Moore d 1 c 300
fcuiet Cull :o t, U Kerr. 40x88 block
22 Hiilsboro 2800
Wm Lemon to Eastern Inv Co, 40 a
sec 4 t 2 i x I w
Geo Audiews to Ryo Shigekawa, 20
1 sec 35 t 3 s r I w i8oo
JP Tamiesie to Jacob Aischbacher,
5 a M Moore d 1 c 1500
8 H Graves to C T Belcher, tr in blk
22 Metzyer Acres ..... 1K00
w E Slopoenbach to T N StoDnen-
bach, 160 a sec 30 t 1 1 r 5 w
0 & C R K to T N Stoppenbach et
al, 320 a sec 27 t 1 a r 1 w 1440
Jai McNicholas to Cbas H Page, 15.-
004 a sec 24 t a 1 n w 1
A W Zimmerman to Lelia M Camp
bell, tr at Scholia 10000
R K Simpson to G W Bondurant.
6 78 a East Hiilsboro 3300
Herman Metzger to J II Boon et al.
lot 1 blk 38 Metzger Acres aid
Nelson Wilcox et al to C B & I O
Buchanan, I75 a adjoining Cor. ,...18915
Real Estate
Anyone wishing farms, large or
small, will do well to see G. M.
HineS. OnlpK C.retAr Civarrnn
This is the favored section of the
county and is outside the ranw
of high prices. Ind. Tel. Gales
Creek. 1352.
1-4 G. M. Hines,
Gales Creek, Ore.
F. C. Dlinwalfl starrpd fnr tho
Alberta country, Monday, via the
Oregon Electric, and N. P., go
ing by the way of Sumas, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Whirmmh
of Portland, were guests at the
tn L. Abbott and K R. Morton
homes, Sunday.
Andrew Jack. Will .lack "Lit
tle Willie" Bronauo-h C. Ml
and JOS. and Pft.er I.nrsnnn' want
down to the slough Sunday, on a
cai-nsning expedition. They re
port a good catch.
Wm. Vinton, the McMinnville
attorney, was down to circuit
court, Monday, representing his
clients, the Spaulding Lumber
Co. Vinton alwavs had a warm
place in his heart for Hillshorn
and says he is oleased to kpp tho
old county seat cettine- intn tho
ranks of progressiveness.
ependable Spring Fashions
What is to lie, and what is not t l c
correct for pi in and Summer is a
question which puzzles many women
hut it has ceased to he a question
with us. Careful study of every
feature of Spring apparel aud Social
attention to every detail has put us
ju a position to offer you absolutely
correct fashions iu Millinery, Ready
to Wear Apparel, Fabrics aud Accessories.
(2ompete
of fetv Ss,
l)rcsscs
7n IVu'cA the Ippiiwetl Vogues 3irul Tasteful (srtressioi
Modish, Man Tailored Suits for
Spring that will please the most
critical of Women. Full length
coats of slender lines and without
Distinct Waist lines, iu-popular
fabrics and weaves for spring wear.
It's Time to Arrange for :Your Easter Hat
Accepted Styles Arc, Shown Here
Tailored Turbans, Picturesque
Large Hats and Novelty Designs
A correct showing of new Spring
ideas iu Millinery.
A beautiful display of tiew shirt
waists, skirts, woolen dress goods,
silk, foulards and accessories.
A. GROSS
REDUCTION SALE
At BANKS, Ore.
$3 oo Hats
$230 Hats .
$2 00 Hats
$2 50 $1 75 Hats
$2 00 i 50 Huts
$1 .00 $1 35 Hats
$1 25
$1 15
$1 00
All Boys' Plain Overalls, per pair 25c
Hercules Stumping Powder
15 per cent, ton lots $9 75 Less than ton, $10 50, rate
2o per cent, ton lots $10 25 Less then ton, $11 00, rate
40 per rent, ton lots $12 25 Less theu ton, $13 00, rate
Just received a splendid line of patterns in
Ladies' Dress Goods, Ginghams.
Wash Goods, Silhs.
M. TURNER
BANKS, OREGON
NOT1CR TO TAXPAYIiHS
Notice is hereby iriven that tin
l'JK) tax-roll for Washington
County, Oregon, will be open for
collection and payment of taxes
on Thursday. February Hi, 11)11.
and all who make full payment
ot their tax before March !'
lllll. will receive a rebate of
three iter centum. Half nav
monts can lie made Itv the first
Monday in April without interest
charire. or lttiialtv. and the rt
maininir half can be paid at any
time prior to the first Monday in
October. 11(11. Where 110 pay
ment is made by the first Mon
day in April. 11(11. the tax be
comes delinquent and thestatuti
rcmiires from that date a nenal
ty of ten percent, per month on
said tax until it is paid, in addi
tion to 10 per cent, penalty.
(ii:o. (J. Hancock,
Sheriff and ex-oll'uio tax col
lector for Washington County,
Oregon.
Dated at Hiilsboro, this Febru
ary 9. 1J11.
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CHARTER NO. 8oj6
The First National Bank
of forest grove, oregon.
Capital and Surplus $60,000.
4 per cent paid on Savings Deposits.
$1.00 will open an account.
Directors:-Geo. G. Hancock, John Templeton, T. W.
Sain, H. J. Goff, E. W. Haines, Geoiige Mizneb, Levi
Smith, W. H. Hollis, W. K. Newell. II. T. Buxton, and
L. J CORL.
We appreciate your patronage and hope for a continuance
of same.
Make our Bank your Bank.
SUMMONS.
IN THK CIKCtlir COI'HT OK THK
HTATK OF OHKUON KiK
WAHHINdTON COUNTY
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Herman Rannow and vife
were up from below Farmington,
Tuesday.
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signalling the coming of Spring,
Tuesday morning, March 21 and
with the passage we may look
for a little untoward weather.
E. Langer departed for Am
sterdam, N. Y.. the first of the
week, via the 0. E. and North
ern Pacific. He has been visiting
with the Footes, at the Tualatin
Hotel.
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tin, was in town yesterday.
Executor's Notice.
Notloeis hnrnlty KVim, Unit tlm iimlnr
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uvciy oaciv Kuaranieea. "J7tf
Argus and Journal, $2.25.
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Gures a headaclie in a few
minutes, a fresh cold in an
hour and an ordinary couuli
cannot last one night. In
dispensable for pulilic speaker
and singers. The Inspirator
lasts a lifetime, can k carried
in the vest pocket and is al
ways ready for instant use.
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AND TROMPT 8KTTI.H-
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JOHN VANDERWAL
Agent Loudon & Lanca
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