The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, September 21, 1911, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHILL8H0R0 H01JH, EKIIEMHKR Jal 1811 111 irolA mil 1 fi n ni i uu The Time has urrivetl when it is no longer Necessary to tfo to Portland to luy floods The Merchants of Hillsboro can ond do undersell Portlund, and all we u.h is u privilege to show you Our Goods and Prices We urc studying your wants and ure trying to huy the goods that you want. IN OUR STOCK we have en deuvored to buy the best Standard brands of tfoods, comprising everything that men, women and children weur. OUR STORE Is fast filling up with fresh, new goods in every department, and in a few days every Line will be complete. We are now unpacKing and getting up Goods as fast as we can. You will now find a complete Gents' Furnishing Department, with the exception of underwear. Men's We have a fine line of Men's Suits, Over coats, Cravenettes, and Raincoats. Boys' Boys' Suits and Overcoats, we have a very large stock and can fit any hoy from' 4 to 70 years of age, and we arc giving a watch with every boy's suit. Dry Goods Our Dry Goods and Ladies' Furnishing department is not complete, but will be in a few days. Ladies and Misses' Ladies and Misses' Suits, Coats ani Raincoats are complete. MILLINERY Our Millinery is complete with high class goods and with prices that we know are right. Shoes Our Shoe Department is sow complete in Mens and Boys' shoes, but in Ladies and Misses', it is not yet complete. Our goods are marked in plain figures, with one price to all. We will be pleased to show you through our Store whether you want fo buy or not. Tamiesie Block OB ft to A Main and Third Opposite Hotel Washington Hillsboro, Ore. r 1 APPLICATION FOR LICENSE LIQUOR IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE STATIC OK OREGON KUK WASH INGTON COUNTY. In the matter of the application of u itrvfint fur license to sell spirituous,' vinous and malt liquors in less quantities than one gauon m Gales Creek Precinct. T, tV linn nralile Cnuntv Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County: The undersigned petitioners, legai voters of Gales Creek Precinct, Wash ington County, Oregon, and constitut ing a majority or tne legal voters ui said precinct, and being actual resi dents or said precinct, ana naving ac tually resided in said precinct thirty days immediately preceding me uic of this petition and the presentation thereof, would respectfully petition vour honorable body and ask that a license to sell spirituous, vinous ana 1. It ..t. In laaa niinntlties than one gallon In Gales Creek Precinct, V rated In the Timber Hotel, Timber, Oregon, be granted and issued to A. W. Bryant for a penou or one jrai, 1 t t Qulrlan Winner iinrl ailmpnt t t Tn a p-rnrfi fimers-encv. teleohone service $ alt liquors in ies iimimun o""" r " - IS County: OroV ihesa- I J iS llKliSpenSaDle . on of said A. W. Bryant to be lo- ited in the Timber Hotel, Timber, Tust SteD to VOIU Bell TeleDIlOne, Call UD the iregon, be granted and issuea w . f J i - i 1 ! v. Bryant for a period of one year. a doctor or drueeist, state the case, and act on the advice A Dated this 18th day of September, SS - - tx- t T..,.I5 which you receive. The undersigned will sell at PLiblic auction at the 2nd. bt. Livery in this city, at 2 p. m. w H. Wilson, B. Caleb, AV. J. Par sons. Volemlnes Sakellesa, A. w . Brvant, John Shannon, R. W. Jay, A. J Henderson, George Dunkan, John cU.i.,i., tvnnif Tnrld. C. b Smith. John ' Ahuiur, Felex Chezek, O. M. C.radv. A. Hnlden, L.0U1S rapuioz, r. K Barker, H. M. Dorbaugh, N. Etter. Bert Patton, Erick Sundberg, John C Stunts, Geo. Hamblin, J. H. Fisher, Ed Powers. Cliff Taylor, Claude Har ris, John Kakie, Avery Deaver, C. E. Havden, F. E. Palmqulst, Al A. Prln- den. E. May, Jack Keppeto, .eorge H. Wolf, A. J. Sunders, John Trona, Victor Maline, Mike Seaman, a. urn .i.. t.th... etnniov John Donovan. Virtie Stoner, P. W." Gray. Al Richer, E Hateman, Bert t;xion, . mines Potts. V. Rlchter, Otto B. Potts, Paul Meier, Henry Gevert, Fred Bon temp, Henry Gevert, Jr., John Tary, Joseph Camptien, ueo, demur, v-ua. J. Clark, Jerry Harding, J. R. Hayden, John Gillespie. J. Meyer, Robert Cran- fnni V G. SCO lelll. IN. J. viuuuwui. which you receive. Should you need something whieh is not in tbe local stores, the Bell Telephone will reach anybody in any place at any hour of the day or night.. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. r 1 AUCTION SALE An Austrian laborer, aged about 60 years, arrived in Hills boro on the 9:23 electric Mon- TVip undersigned will sell at pub- j .(.f r,,;r.o- arrived in tori!, V. r. cn-um-m, .,! 1 uajl iiigiiK, iia.in6 "" wm. ivitji, e. e. Yarneii. l. j. jic auct10n on the McUil place, portian(i fr0m Vancouver. B. C. Avers. Otto Brose, A. .... Biinje... . , n .v f th(k chnte Sch00 hOUSe. 3 J miles N . E. of Hillsboro, at ten 0) 11 Hp Slfl a 1 1 in 1 1 uainnri Mu mv wiiAat mifo in Eastern Onilon I mast dispose of 25 horses at once, They will be sold to the highest bidder, and will be guaranteed as represent ed at sale Cash, or 6 months bankable note, at 8 per cent interest. No by-bidding at 1H RODTLEDGE, Owner vjU.,.r 'nitni A Snrirpnt. A. R. Ben nett, 'N. Hothman, G. W. Preston, L, Kahler. James SaKeliaris. into mm- ler, Dan Erik, Jonn uonm, j. hi. ler Andrew John-, son, W.'lt. Hudson. C. Wed berg, V. Finzel, K. l . Gooiiwin, j. . ert, N. Linyyi, . w. r. , l'aikin, C. U. Hundley, rigiu. j. 1, Umoheid, Vic Uomon, i'. a. lluzz J. Parson, B. R. Barrett, B. W. Parkin, C. S. Hateman, J. A. Kelly, J. Lillv, A. A. Parks, jonn n usuu, t T ..ir,.,r.t s H Parkin. G. A. Hart', James MeClaren, R. W. Kintor, V L. Watrous, Geo. A. Allen, Ben .r xt Tinmor I. Gezze. Fred R. Ullv. A inert rorest, r.. c. t Trnnx. Elmer Penny, v. E. Ti Tonnv .t T. E. Tlmmer man, Jr., 'Frank Parkin, E. H. Stone, J H. Bateman, ueorge v.;. mikwii t, Tin., w w. Hart, a S. Reed. E t-w w ic-.ii l m Hnri pn. i. r. xiiiirn Bill LousiKnont,' Cloero Hines, Henr' .Tnnson, W. u. ouisiRnoni, di., . TnVo MeT?nhert. C. J. James Ora Smith. 1 . tt. joniwimi, Olson, John W. II . Adkins, James Harrier, T. C. Madison, ayivesier qui ver, Jas. Churchill, D. B. Wlltrout. H J Storv. Thomas urove, . umvc It. Miller, Eli Poe, G. S. Stoddard. To whom It may eoneem. Notice is hereby Riven that the un dersigned, resident of Gales Creek i, n-n.kin.rtnn Cnuntv. Ore- eon, wlli on Saturday the 21st day of October, 1911, at 10 o-elock A. M. of ,i. nroQent thA foreeolne peti tion to the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County at Hillsboro, In said county, and at said in nav that a license lime tmu ..... ... - be issued to the undersigned applicant to sell spirituous, vinous ami mih in Holes Creek Precinct, -ixrv,i' rviiintv. Oreeon. In less quantities than one gallon for a period of one year from the date of the issuance oU . .u. Applicant EAGLET & HARE, Attorneys lor Applicant. , . j Portland from Vancouver, B. C, that morning, tie cashed Cana dian currency in the sum of over SWfiO and two strancera rode on the train with him. They told him they knew where he could get cheap lodgings, and escorted i the old fellow up Washington Street, beyond the Masters wood yard, where one "strong-armed" while the other took a knife and cut his shirt, and robbed the poor old fellow. They then made a run tor the ten o clock car, and went toward Portland, Louis Krieg and wife, of Phil adelphia, 0., returned today af ter a three weeks visit with E. H. Baird and wife. Mr. Baird took them above Timber, Mon rlau tn aoo tho hior firs which are I , J 1 1 1 1. , 1 " ...... j i J ' UUT W V v ' - - ..... half-truck iYi in. wagons, 3 sets plow th nrizewinners of the Oregon names', gnu.tstone, po ato .iier, uu. . - , Th . East harpoon haytotk, iron Deosteso, nenier, . , a. m., on MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 4 cows, ranging from 2 to 5 yrs, all in milk, iresh jnov i, ana fresh Feb. 5, and 10th; Jersey brood sow with 7 pigs, victoria sow, to litter soon, 5 hogs, 150 to 200; U. S. cream separator, 1900 washing machine, 4-bottle Babcock milk tester, Darrei churn, Deenng binder, cut Dut Tici, i.ress drill, mower, cut ting box,' a 3-ho: se disc hai rows Chatham fan mill, goon hs new; v-uauiyiuu u tedder, Oliver cUiHtd plow, s-sectlon steel drag harrow, Guud'ach drill, 3-disc plow, new windrow attachment, half ..,.w Miihiim wavon. havrake. 7 gprintr- ita.rnws siiiketooth harrow, aland rollers, 16 inch siimy piow, nayracs, Home Ratige, chairs, tiedsteads. house' hold goods, some cmckens, anu nuuiet- ou9 other atticles. Lunch at noon. Tprms of Sale $10 and under, cash; over $10, one year bank able note, at 8 per cent interest, 2 per cent ort cash over $iu. J. C. Henry & ft. u. scnmeitzer, J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer. L. E. Shute, Clerk. Lost: Lot of bedding-between Phillips and Ileedville. Finder please call up Christ. Reichen, Pacific Phone 523. Reward. with a great admiration for Ore gon. Wm. Schulmerich, of Farm- inrrrnn WAS in town Tuesday. feeling pleased over nis jersey bull, Monmouth Noble, receiving five first prizes at the State fair. This is a distinction won by no other animal in his class. i m firms Yercen. of Laurel. has just returned from Portland where she underwent an opera tion at the Good Samaritan hospital.