The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, April 13, 1911, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextBEAVERTON - REEDVILLE Acreage The Urgett putting, the most rapi.i ami extensive community development he roost highly ferti e s. i, and being handle.! l.y the largest and oldest acreage fi.m in Or. gon J EnaCda.:enhgthS"ndShre,he V ' "pe.ience and These beautiful tracts are only 40 minutes' ride on Fou.th street or Oregon Llectric line. by w "gonoad"9 "" f ConncU Cre8t' t'n mi,M from Ccurthonse No freight or commission to pay; you get consumer's prices for your products. r Splendid 4 year old apple orchards demonstrate the roil. We will set a tract of this land to trees of your own selection for f i per and upon terms. 3800 acres here subdivided into tracts of 4 acre to o acres each; completed and traveled road along cue or' more sides of each tract, no matter how small; rural delivery or mail, free delivery of merchandi e, good telephone service, good schools and churches convenient. The assured growth of Portland means rapid increase of values on this acreage. Buy now and get advantage of the rise. Tracts selling from $125 to $300 per acre and upon monthly payments if desired. Call at our office, 102 Fourth street, and ar range to see these lands. Shaw-Fear Company I02 Fourth Street Portland. Oregon ) :X MONUMENTS Forest Grove Monumental Worha can Save Money for, You. Designs and stock, none better. Quality and work manship unexcelled. Prices lowest on coast. All work guaranteed" Orders and all communications promptly attended to. Will call and show designs any where in the county. It will be to your inter est to call and get our figures before making a sdection. Main street, N. of P. O. Block. GEE & JONES Box 343 Forest Grove, Oregon. I To the Patrons of the ORENCO MERCANTILE ' COMPANY Hercules Stumping Powder, Caps, Fuse, The powder that never fails Phone in your order a few days ahead and we will supply you at Orenco. 20 per cent Hercules Stumping Powder, ton lots $10.00, net, less than ton lots $10.75, net. The Famous. Aetna Spray on hand. We are still agents for the John Deere line of Farm ing Implements. We also carry a line of Studebaker vehicles. Inspect them before buying. Royal Amer ican and Pittsburg Electric Fencing on hand. .Your home merchants help make a good market for everything you have to sell, and that market more than any other one factor gives your land its present value. J. E. BORWICK, Prop. General Merchandise, Orenco & Reedville LIcGumsey Sawmill Dimension Lumber and Timbers Rough and Dressed Lum ber of all Kinds. Mill 1 miles from B. P. Cornelius' Place. Will Deliver. Lumber delivered to North Plains A. E. McCUMSEY Cornelius, Ore , Route I Peter Evera, of Verhoort, was in town Saturday. Dr. Vollmer. of Forest Grove, has been appointed Emergency Surgeon for the Southern Pacific. Mrs. Frank Wallace was up from Farmington, Monday morn ing. v Editor Socour, of the Press, Forest Grove, was down to the city Monday afternoon. Ii F. MeNelly, of between here and Gleneoe, was in town the hrst of the week. Contractor ' John EnftMinw has four cottages to put up, be sides his own residence, this Summer. W. E. Smith, the South Tua latin horseman and rancher, was in the county seat Monday after noon. Emmet GotT is progressing finely with his planing mill at the foot of Lincoln street, on the P. R. & N. E. E. Watts, the Farmington dairyman and breeder of regis tered Jerseys, was in the county seat Saturday. George Hathorn, of Salem, was over to Hillsboro and Laurel, the last of the week. He and his wife are now living at Salem. Virgil Massey, of Cornelius, was in the city Saturday, and called on the Argus while mak ing the rounds. The April showers have been of inestimable benefit to Spring sown grain, as well as that seed ed last Fall and Winter. Barney Leis, of below Beaver ton, and who has established a reputation as an orchardist, was a Hillsboro caller Saturday after noon. Keep your chickens enclosed! Just received -a large consign ment of poultry wire. Now is the time to buy. Emerick & Corwin. Early cherries have been in jured slightly, but unless we have more frost there will be plenty for everybody and then some. Plain Sewing I am now pre pared to do all kinds of plain sewing. Mrs. Frances Glascoe, Washington St., between Sixth and Seventh. The Independent Telephone Co. is putting in new. poles to conform to the city ordinance passed SQme weeks ago. Geo. Stevens is superintending the work. Greer sells more crarden seeds in bulk than all the rest of his competitors, because he takes great care in selecting fresh seed and the varieties that his cus tomers want. It is asserted that the United Railways will soon start several big contractson the line between Roy and the crest of the moun tains, above Cedar Canyon. The company will have to start be fore many weeks, if Tillamook is to be reached this season. Now is the time to plant rose bushes and other out-door nlants and shrubs. Have a fine variptv of roses and many other plants. Mrs. Agnes Campbell, Seventh and Fir street. 50tf Through tickets for Madras, Bend, Metolius and other East ern Oregon points can be pur chased of Agent Cooper, of the Oregon Electric, at Hillsboro. It is not necessary to wait until vou get to Portland before buy ing to points on the Oregon Irunk. Mrs. F. M. Koontz and daugh ter, Miss Hazel, of Portland, were out bunday, guests or Mrs, Koontz' son, C. E. Koontz, and family. Miss Hazel has just re turned from a trip to Los Ange les and other California points, where she traveled forhi3 health, Something is really going to happen a Portland autoist has volunteered the statement that there are plenty of good roads in Washington county. How he ever managed to slip one over on the Portland papers is a miracle that people out this way are un able to solve. ANNOUNCEMENT For the convenience of our pa trons. beginning March 25. 1911, we've opened a down-town office in Koeber s Confectionery Store, two doors south of post office. The agencies at the Sorenson Barber Shop and the Anderson Barber Shop will be discontinued. We shall continue our delivery service the same as heretofore, calling for and delivering work to any part of the city. Tele phone, Independent 207. 3tf Moore's Laundry. Notice to Creditor Notice in hereliv eiven tlmt the under- signed has been appointed liy older of the County Court of the Hlato of Oregon (or WamilnK'.on ioumy, uuiy inane ami en tered, administrator of the nutate of Fred erick Mager, deceased, and has duly qual ilied an such. Now, therefore, all peraons having clainm against said entate are hereby no tified and required to present the name to the undersigned, together with proper vouchers tlierulor. at the law olniie of John M. Wall, HillHboro, Oregon, within Bix months from the uate hereot. Dated this 13th day of April, Hill. Joi n Welch, Administrator of the estate of Frederick Mager, deceased. John M. Wall, Attorney for Administrator. lifiiffiiii! MONSTER 15-DAY BARGAIN SALE Forced out of location on 30 days' notice. Creditors - forced tt vacate ihcir premises ... Creditors dtmonJ money and ""' Our Entire $10,000.00 Stock of Stylish Up-To-Date Wear ing Apparel for Men, Women and unuaren win m Sacrificed at Less than Cost of Manufacture. Remember the Bargain Event of the up i hnochinrf t your very door. Only 15 days of this unheard of money saving event, so Ret busy, come in and brinrf the children, there will be bargains for everybody anil plenty of help to wait on you. Come early as the crowds will be enor mous and the early bird always catches the worm. Sale Opens Saturday, April 15, 9 a. in. Be on hand early. Satisfaction or Your Money Refunded. Look For Main Street, Next Door to Home Style Restaurant HILLSBORO, OREGON AN INDEX OF YOUR CITY IS YOUR LOCAL BANK Our Banking House is out: of the solid Institutions of Washington County. Its management is of the safest. (Jive it your deposits. DanK at Home, where you can daily meet the guardian of your funds, 'fry our Savings Department aud see how it will make your deposit grow. CORNELIUS State BANK Cornelius, Oregon. New - Meat - Market SECOND STREET "" Saelens &. Spiesschaert, Proprietors NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS STOCK CARRIED. The management will be pleased to have old and new patrons call whether they buy r not. Market onen for inspection at all times. We are here to stay. Highest price paid for beef, pork, veal, hides and pelts. BANft OF BEAVERTON Beaverton, Ore. CAPITAL STOCK $10,000 J. A. MOTT, Prest. W. E, PEGG, Secy. J. T. WILLIAMS, Vice Pres. II. W. 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