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Saturday, June 29, 1912
Ten "10" Green Stamps Tree.
Bring your Book tf Premium Parlor at
Hillsboro Mercantile Co. Store,
Hillsoro, Ore.,
Also at Saelen CD. Spiesschaert Meat MarKet,
Bring your Tobacco Tags, Soap Wrappers, J,a1ls, Coupons, Trade
Marks, Etc., and particularly your ''Hamilton Bonds' and "Cou-
pons" and have them exchanged for
Green Trading Stamps.
The following Progressive Merchants in Hillsboro giyc S & II Green
Trading Stamps:
Saelens & Spiesschaert, Meat Market
Christ Wuest, Tailoring
J Murrow, Wall Paper and Paints
City Bakery, Bakery
Koeber, Cigars and Confectionery
H. D. Schmeltzer, Wood
Hillsboro Produce Co.
THE SPERRY & HUTCHINSON CO.
Tho3. A Sperry, Pres. Paid-up Capital, $1,000,000
Local Premium Parlor. 108, 11th St. Portland, Oregon.
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Formerly th Alien iSc Wrij.ht S'orv
Our Mld-Snniiiior Clearance Sale,
which we anncuiiGcd last week, still cotiiiiuies. Sea
sonablo merchandise of all kinds at prices that will
close them out at doiiblG-rjiiick time, if you area
shrewd and careful buyer
yon will realize the wisdom of taking advantage of
this sale. It's a mighty One and a mighty unusual
opportunity for money saving.
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! .0 to 'i I.Hwn1)
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only iri lt ft. 1 5. 1). '20 t.'i.
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Oilth and null in Muslin Undcr-
SUIT DEPT.
$12 to $!." mrn'-i iuit $(),95
Yt.uths u'n. ." to rj $is (Ht . h
lioV,uit, $57."t $,.",o $ 5 ,., - t)
M n' worK .Wirt, .) t.. T,V ;V)t
Ciimvnn love. UK- 5,
Mrn'n panti. $1 t . $"i ?), i
Sample lint of nu n' vinli rw or.
wotth up in , St ;it.
Mi-n's and lioy' t npy '2Qc
r20 pvr t rntoff on mi n and hays'
traw hats.
Mrn' 2"n- ati.l ;;."K- tifs l),-Mt-nS
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Drt-i' -ihirti. $1 2.", ()t)t.
LADIES' DEPT.
Any nady madf hou-ii- ilrtm in
Wash suitu up to $7
CW-pipce drrns, up to $7
Any tailored suit, up to $fi
Any tailored suit, up to
9fSc
MILLINERY
Any hat in our millinery Mo K ut
ONE HALF pkici:
SHOES
hot of men's Oxfords, in hint Us and
tans, nearly all sizes, one quarter to
one-half off the regular price. Hi,.;
t ut on other lots of l,oth Men's and
Ladies' Shoes.
PEOPLE'S STORE CO.
. . l-..rnitrly tin- Alli-ii : Vrii.ilSl..r.-.
Hillsboro, Ore. Hillsboro, Ore.
Secretary of State Hen W. 0
cott writeH theAr'UH that com
pleted petition for the Hlue Sky
Law should at once lie nent in to
hm odice as it takes time to
check up the petitions. (!
Rtates that the names on e;ich
petition must he accurately copied
by the circulator, with his adida
vit attached. Circulators of pe
titions Hhould take notice of this
provision, and ircr. Uu
to Salern as Hoon as possible.
Miss BcBHieSehomhurj?, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sehom-
burjr. was terul-rcd a linen nhoW
er luesday eveninir. Those pres.
''"t-were: Mrs. K ,J. Sewell ami
the Misses iMi.aShory. Klizal.etl,
Archhol.l, Klinor Wilkes, li,.
Jelsman, I,ij(. and Hertha
Jesse, f)na Knord, Jennie and
M!"''f l'ichfi:iM. Willahelle
Moore, I'Aelyn Dooher, and A
fie Harrington. Miss Sehom
tmra is to Ik. wedded to UoH,,
Wnuht, of I!ul,, Idaho, Sundny.
C. II. Myers, of Centcrville
one of those lucky enough to
have hia clover hay in the barn
was in lh-' city yesterd tv inter
noun.
io i in: 1'i i.i.ic
Owing fi ciri'timslaiici'H oyer
which we have no coiilrol tin1
committee on program for the
Washington Couutv Veteran As
Hocialion make (his nnnounce
inenl, t hai, at I he annual reunion
to l,e held at. ( lornelius on July I,
jni'l !1. 1!M2. there will he no
I'orest drove Day."
Uy Order of Comtnittee.
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Mrs. I'l. I''i!:!!"an
ing, his week at
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drove, was .nwi ' thf
seat, TiieMil.'iy. " '
ment, in lh" '''J'!" 'Id''1
had brought, nwiinrt n
l''orest (;rove.tosWF
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nue.
y. "nd.:y
" " . ' A,.ru Mr. BW'-I
fill Ml'- "
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which will bo founds