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POULTRY SHOW WAS
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A SPLENDID SUCCESS
Mr. Farmer
Build up your Country.
Buy some Stumping I'owilt r.
Clean out the Stumps.
We can supply your nerds in i lie Munip
jupr powder Hue, as we mnv buy in un
load lots; Therefore t an fill your ordeis
at the ritht price. So call around and
sec us.
Yours for a Q dral
Rowell Bros. & Co.
SCHOLLS. OREGON
Phone Priv. Kx. No. 2
Closed at lorest Urove Last Sat
urday livening; liiK Attendance
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K. N. STAEHR
The Bazaar, rsi Grve Ofe,on
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'! Bl: Hill) IICKI- NOT VHAK
K. II. (irctr (ids SweipslakeK Prize for
HikI mill I arexl fxhibil
I In' VVasliiiiKton County Poultry
.ji jSlimv cIosmI at Forest Grovt last'
iti-Sal unlay nikdit, and it was voted1
-jijllii' best, exhibit ever held in the
.'.1 ; county. The exhil.it will be held
5jin Hillslioni next year. New of
Iji I fieei-H elected were: It. II. Greer.
Ilillshoro, president; J. E. I'ogue,
Finest drove, viee president; G.
M. I.ittlehales, Forest Grove,
secretary; Walter Uoswurm. For
est drove, treasurer; J. Murrow,
Win. I Man, Hillslioro. and J. F.
Saunders, Bethany, executive
committee. The prizes were
twanled as follows:
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Capital, Surplus, Profit
$44,000
Do a General Danhing' busi
ness. Loans, Money on Reul
Estate, Buys unci Sells Mort
gages. Pays 4 Interest per
Annum on Savings Deposits
3 Times a Year.
OmCKIW AND PIRKCTORS
Edward Schulmorirh, Pres., John W. Connell, Viee
Pres.; Willis Ireland Cashier. I)irectors-E. I!.
Tongue, W. N. Barrett, Geo. Kirk wood, W. 0.
Dont'lson.
Ilillsboro Commercial Bank
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mill 2inl C'kl. Vntl Bin) V'l ien.-Jje 1
Hiinidi n, II O Hayx Kc Son pullrt. ,' I
Wluif l,(li 'iin Ht Ck, oil and 201I g
CLI, lit mill liul hi'ti, 1 si, 11 iM nil
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Get Ready for Ducks
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ee our
Our Line of Sporting Goods
is not beaten in the city. Call
ou us for Ammunition and
Hunting Supplies.
line of the Famous
The Recycle"
new
Bicycles
OUR MACHINES ARE WORTH WHILE
Standard Haseball Supplies We can out
sell them all when it comes to
Baseball Supplies.
R. LEE SEARS, HILLSBOR
Garage, Third Street near new Hotel.
W, II. WKHBDNii, Dr. S. T. MNKMTKH. lVl K I KATI.t,
PW.k-nt. Viw t't.si.Unt. UMimt.
The Hillsboro National Bank
With Savings Department
Both under Government Supervision.
$60,000 Capital
Our entire capitalization consists of Government
Bonds, deposited with the United States Treasurer
The Largest Capitalized Bank in the County
We Solicit a Share of Your Patronage
pii lit. 1 si MT-I II Curr. Jnil Ck, 3rd
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did Ckl, 1' V Hmiiidrrn. Jul pullet Bi)d
lid inn. Mmy Uiillily. 311I Ckl, Nifl
llios .'lid In n, WnlU t Kosiirui. 311I
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While 1'. km'kH 1st Ck, mt mid 2nd
Ckl, lt iiud Jnd lien, 1st, 2nd and 3rd
-lit 'el, I st lien, V II I'dliill.
,sni);le t!iuiili I'.luek Miimri 1st Ck
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did and Jidl.kl,2nil mid 3rd hen, 2nd
nut Jul imdi-l, Hint 1st lien, ft J HnlToid
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;td Ckl, 2nd hen, it pullet, mid 1st and
iid pen, Mm I) C Cimk, ft Ckl, and
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did mid Jid C kl, 1st, 2i,d Hud 311) pullet,
l-,t pen, Prank Tliutetier. 2nd and 3rd
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pill. el. ! t'.idl
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2nd In 11, l: II li e
S her Sp.niKied llnnil'iiri! 1st, 2nd
ind 3rd Ckl. 1, 2nd and 311I ben, t,l,
2nd and ud pullet, 1st pen, Walter
Kiiswiii 111.
I'll i .aine 2nd Ckl, Guy Stocliman.
While Wyi.nd.itts 1st and 2nd Ckl,
i t mid 3int pullet, 1st pen, J ft Fugue
jnl Ckl, 3rd pullet, Wm Dixon. 2nd
pi n, I h is Hiiliumn. 311I pen, Mrs Doro
thy Seymour.
U C. K. I Reiln 1st and 2nd Ckl, 1st,
2nd mid pd pulM, 1st pen, F T Sills.
SmKle C R. I. ReiU-and Ck, C L
SI law. I'd, 2nd and 311I Ckl, 1st, 2nd
mid Jul pullet, 1st peii, Annabelle and
Helen Miekle. 2nd and 3rd lieu, 2nd
pi n, Wayne SllMck.
Hull Coeliin IirtMams 2nd Ckl, 1st
ind 2nd hen. Harold Watroua.
Indian Runner Purks Fawn-ist
drake, isl a d -Mid duck, O S Ililby.
Whi:i -ni diake, 1st mid 2nd duck, G M
l.ilt 1 h 1'eL
l'i kin Diit ks 1st old drake, and old
din k, hi niiiK du-k and best trio, Wtn
Srhu nierirli. 2nd old drake, 3rd old
:111k, C A Gialeim 3rd old utake, A
lliutuii. i t o d duck and young drake,
Mis R G Allesr n.
Unitize Tuikevsnt RoMer, lit hen,
Win Scliu'ineiicli. 2nd gobler, and hen,
Mis lloaee.
Special lor Highest Scoring Ilirds of
lidVi'ient Vaiietits Meat pnrti co.ored
bird wtijjlit variety, S ft J.icksotl But
.inlid color bird Wt. variety, J R Pouue.
li st p uti C'dnred bin! noii-Wt. variety,
W Jttisuintii. Hest 1-011,1 roior mm non
Wl. variety, U II Gner Hest display of
i.miltrv bv lady. Mrs W 11 Dolan. Bent
dis;)lav of Aiiierican Class, Mrs W H
IM.llll, IWSl tUSJllHy 111 C.IIKI1MI V1IIW,
G M l.itllehalca. Best in Mt diteranean
rlass, R II Greer. Best display in Asi
alii' Class, W U Gner. Beit trio o(
White I.i't li iins, lul Alilgrven. niualeur.
lU-si ilisnlitv id Haired Recks, J Minrow.
li. II. Greer, of this city, was
Kiven the $U5 cash prize for the
I lest and largest display in the
potiltt'v show.
The Largest and
the most complete
I'ook, Mu-sic and
Stationery Store
in the county.
Musicul instru
uents of all kinds,
from liijjh-rade
Pianos to five-cent
Jew's harps.
School Books and School Supplies of all Kinds
Other books in endless va
riety from 10 cent paper-back
novels to fancy bound gift
books.
Edison Phonographs sold
on easy payments. Full cat
alogue of records always in
stock.
Siuger and other leading
sewing machines of the latest
improved styles sold on pay
ments of $5.00 down and
$3 00 per mouth.
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THE STORE OF QUALITY
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Second St.
Hillsboro, Ore.
Both Phones
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ocvYiny iTia-Liiinu nueui-us, 25c per doz.
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Grafted Walnut Trees
As I have made a careful study of the Walnut In
dustry in California, Oregon and Washington for
the last six years and have great confidence in the
future of the industry, especially in the Willam
ette Valley, we are planting 250 acres of our own.
As we are growing and grafting the trees for
this tract to insure reliability and uniformity we
decided to graft some for sale of the same quality.
In offering these trees to the public we believe we
are offering the very best that can be produced at
any price Vrooman Franquettes grafted on
Royal Hybrids and California Black Root.
Washington County has a bigger area of land
suitable for walnut culture than most any other
county in the valley, yet very few first-class trees
of the late-blooming varieties that are adapted to
our climatic conditions are being planted.
Order early, as our supply has never been
equal to the demaud.
Hoffman's Sawmill
is sawing from the best timber in
Washington county. The finest
Rough and Dressed Lumber
always on hand. Estimates on
Buildings, Flooring, Rustic, Ceil
ingsall kinds of finished lumber
for house material. We deliver.
Phone: Pac. States, Glencoe Central, 37
PETER HOFFMAN, Bacona, Oregon
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E W HAINES, Pres.
L J CORL, Vice Pres.
CHARTER NO. 8036
a R leabo, cashier
Fercl Groner.
HILLSBORO, ORE., R. 2
An Individual Dinner Set Free
To everyone who trad s at our store, we are going to
give a Genuine Vienna Seven-Piece Imported Dinner
S.jt. You don't care how we spend our money to ad
vertise, so we are going to spend something in this
way and give you the benefit.
The First National Bank
of forest grove, oregon, j
Capital and Surplus $60,000.
4 per cent paid on Savings Deposits.
$ i .oo will open an account.
Directors: Geo. G. Hancock, John Templeton, T. W.
Sain, H. J. Goff, E. W. Haines, George Mizner, Levi
Smith, W. H. Hollis, W. K. Newell,-H. T. Buxton, and
L. J Corl.
We appreciate your patronage and hope for a continuance
of same.
Make oir Bank your Bank.
4pmr omnt M;.t mM wl Tlmm . .! Oopomltm
A Modern Bankiug House with Fire
Proof Vaults and Burglar Proof Safe
Every Courtesy Extended to Our Customers
DIRECTOHS:-J. C. Hare, E I.'Kumtli, M. C. WhrunKl H T.
Bagley, J. 0. Knratll, G. A. Wehrung.
Second and Main. Hillsboro, Oregon
Proposals lor Schools Bonds
Bealml proposal fortliHpurcriiweol $3,000
in hondH to li issued by Behind Instrict
No. 1IKI, of Washington County, Oregon,
will ho mini veil by Mm iitidersiirnnd up to
Nov. '27, lllll, and awarilH thmi Hindu to
Uehi(!uoHt responsible blddw theretor.
No bid helow pur will ba cnnalderml iih
thlsiH contrary to stiiluto. I''ll are
rwiiicHl.eit to aeiiompiuiy prupoaala wit. h a
oho k for 10 per cunt ol' the. amount ot the
bonds. , H.NiippitiKt'Oii,
County I reiisurnr.
illllalioro, Ore,, Nov. l1"1-
Argus and Oregonian, $2.25,
"Now is the time to spray for
mtlii-.u'iinste." said J. T. Morri
son, of Fartnhm'ton, Monday, j
It' fruitgrowers of Washington!
County will get in and take care;
of their trees we can beat the :
world on apples and pears. All ;
that fruit needs in this section is
care, and nature will do the rest.
After ninteen years in. a splendid
fruit district in Southern Oregon,
.,n,l tu-n ne three vears here. I
have come to the conclusion that
we have them all beaten."
Win. Schulmericfv Edward
Huge and J. A. Zimmerman, of
near Farmington, are getting
e,,..rUr tn t iike ft trin over to the
Tillamook coast on a fishing and j
clam digging expedition. Iney
will start as soon as they think
t he sign is right.
J. II. Smith, who has been
o- the ruivintr nlantat the
depot, noticed two fellows prowl-!
ing around the premises the 6th-1
er night, and tired a snot in me
an'. The report had the desired
effect, and they made their get
away in mighty quick time.
Next year will be the great
one for rock crushers in Wash-!
ington County. Granges are en
dorsing the contemplated road
work, and opposition so far has
been very small. . I
George S. Robinson, of Farm
' ington, was in the city Monday.
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Tnere Is a Reason Why you Should Trade at Our
Store
We have what you want Quality is the best Prices are
always right. -Then why not trade with us? We try to show
our appreciation of your business by making it possible for
you to collect coupons and secure enough of our beautiful
imported china to set your table.
We give vou the opportunity will you take advantage of
this exceptional offer? Will be pleased to have you call, at
Which time we will explain full particulars.
FREE WITH $25 IN TRADE
T B. PERKINS
General Merchandise and Shoes
HILLSBORO, ORE.
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For sale: A gasoline engine,
Fairbanks-Morse, li horse pow
er, in .fine running condition,
working every day. " Reason for
selling putting in an electric
motor. Inquire at Argus office.
For repairs, of sewing ma
chines, bicycles, guns, etc., go
to the Wilkes Auto and Garage
Company. 3-tf
Call for Warrants
County warrants drawn on the County
Uoad "Fund, and endorsed "not payable
for wa-it of funds," from Aug. 2, 1911. to
Aim. 22, 1911, inclusive, are now called
and navablo at the oflice of the under
signed. Interest will cease after this
ilnte.
Hillsboro, Ore.. Nov. W, 1911.
K B. Sappington,
County Treasurer.
General Merchandise
Try our Cutter O. Stillson shoes
for men also a fine line of ladies'
shoes. Our stock of ladies dry
goods, dress goods, wet weather
goods, and g'roceries is well se
lected and we can sell you cheap
er than any other dealer Why?
Because we are running' on lig'ht
expense. Try us.
A CAR OF MILL FEED
We have just received a carload.
' of mill feed, bran and sh. rts.
We handle oat chop and all
kiuds of dairy supplies, hay, etc.
Stumping Powder
Just Received A carload
of 15, 20 and 40 stumping
powder. L' t us sell you
your explosives. We can
save you money on large
or small quantities. 1 j
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BANKS, OREGON.
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Monmouth Butter at Emmott
Bros. Try it it is the real
thing.
. Imperial Hard Wheat Flour,.
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