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H1I i mi i Mil (Lit GOUIKG DAY 10 BE FEATURE HI SI 5 I 1.1 sr I UK ll H,, vh. J I ili.bila $ v. r-f'. '" ...... ii! ili- Ili.'il lliiiitm i mil1"' -..utinlv fair in tin ll i ut. H.U I''"!!, t lu.t L:tt M.r N tl lilt, tlll-t -I. 'Ill-' "MI B1,tt.v 1' d. t. rttil'i. d ,!.,-trH-allv iliiiiinruilo the t;t n Jjjm. S ""nl g,v' lhe u-.it..rs a t"u h -f f.l.r unit "H '"'u'r Wit'" i"1 htTV. jUroli I and II 1 1 4, the I'iiir I. rutin. I. be I" ft Itprll !!' I in- Kclu.iU bud Klntim we-! tn.n ha ,.n l.uviiiif Dun- I.-r.u y line, un.t mmu' rc. l-i:it.! iN.rk. rn will U- Uif rv ""U, A. IS. Hint r- -ttt1y pur. vUiiA.ui (,,. ,rHl f. nui!.- frum Hi' Amity l.n-.i. r. J. K. Linni rum. th- inotli.r liming recently l i n iiiilH.ri-l fiKin ..A!i. ami he liaia r. inti n . malt- to ln-al the iaunl; J. J. Vankh-'-k ami I .en t r 'uiiiIm-1I have ul u Uiu'ht r-vint r Ihirix H. while Dr. V ith .cuthIm' lumht a female limn tin- Harm- Int. fur tin O. A. C. hlitiwuit; that tic KtiK-k an.j rryntry were itaid enough for tin ttt.ite farm. Th'-n W l'""l ItM'ttey III tll'-Mf registered HWIhe. IKS BULL Commit ler man II. J. lioll. of I or el iroc. Senile Out Call MNTS SII'hlKtlKS TO MML Aifea te Publi-i Nutiie. Wbiil lullewa is Arlulc i lit an, I I'-t II. J. I !'ir. the lilKISl'Vclt I'ltlll mittccrnan nf Forest Grove, .. .. .1 ....!. I I I ...... .-. ... 1. 1 ...iiM.wii .iriiiami, wnicri h inmk.4 ttii Lull .Mkisi- lick t H l!.!ii-u!t t., (ill l i r hali-; In lian Unntu r, iiifiiiniitli Vkin uml Monarch from iniM-rt'i Htm-k. Uhiti- 1-,'hnrn uii'l I'lymouth U'xk hi-tiX am pullet!-. Aln all kimltnf imr-ery Htoek. A'l'lrcHH ( ounty: i'oiiik to l' a a inner. Imt )' a;. -t it will take hanl work an I a 'lc- termimtj i-tfort. II-1 K'tkIi tin Arifun tin following notice: Io tin VoteiH of Waihmirtoti Th.' rri'siilentiul cam- AoaitH. S.. HI. IMlsUiro. Ore. naiL-n will mm Im in i i i ... i M -iu.-m-c. mw oi i ii v i 'am. I i .. i :i ' -lllllll H I' Ml" til m ar Jain- WiikcH. tf M.'m lll I"' I' ll rjj.-i ai.'l oerllo.v ci..a.i. til tM I . It'VIM. I Xlu-n' w ill l"' 'l -v 'l' '"1' to ' ll'im- t'i'iiiii'V." ami it H e that on t!i .lut then .it l- t.tin.tt ! . of f..rii-er Mill-' ti.ni reM.l. nt- out I ! in J -.1 '..rim! ,J etler Wlilam.Ue a'i. miiitl I'""'" " ;i '""Vton. galii.-rini. 111 to 1? iv. t 1.1. 1 a. qmnhl.i.ii'. 'M' i f' at 'r.-fir.-r ln-f.iri' In.-. I it. an. I il m rtpi-i'ti'il t' alVui'.l 1 er, il il 0( peu-ui- a well at mi irk the trof iH-tler .io,Tai!i 1. lo; VH Sim K f VIHI'i. ,i-re i ill Ih- .iini. .. Ir. .- ,t,k i-h:hlt-. aii'l !'l Sel.nl nirrn h anil .1"' ' ' 1 ' j.inle.l to l"'l. Hit- r t'.e cattle. The i'iUr i vliihit 'a i.i prot.a bl)- U- the chtnax 'f aM i-xta! -1 uf Ihii nature, an U II. ir.-. r in.l Mf. Marni. will ee 1.. it that ll'. chicken family l w II Min-Helitei!. S. II Alevaml. 1 . ill ''' t" the truil 4i .l.iv. ami tl . re a ill .. i,t of I- !p t-. t the V-, i-Ulhle lui A It ,' "i. With a ; H ll'l r ! il.ei h- :i t.. ai.il i'.I- tie- '!..'- t'"' fiir m t m m.i .I l.ar e-'. Hiii Ui- r nh.iiil.l h.ti e a t.iiir ! ts full Mast. ami while w U-lieve that Ore- k'oti will roll up a lare majority t t 1 a... .1. .irs. Henry I Icuina' ami two fur ( o lloosevi lt. ue ilo not Kenneth uml liana, of i..i..,i.. ..,1 ,;,. 1, can w in w ithout a ileti rmineil tfort. On August there was a tin i t- iritf hehl in Forent (In.ve for tla ituriKiHi' of i-lfei tiriK a coiiMtx or Kanization, at which A. K. Scott was ilect-i chairman, r. d. Kin-y improviti-f in health. rvr, hecn-lary. ami 11. J. iio.i, county committci man Iu make the oriramation ! tin rroLTeHHive Tarty romply h.rSale IW.istere.lCotswol.ir !.1" primary aw peu ... UcK. hli.are.l -Jl Hi. Will hell sol 11, ! i-ieraM. Wis.. arriv-l Monday. I.r a ueek'i iiit with Mrs. I'leuim-.'' hmther. I.. A. ITii. ami family, ihey leave- the first of nevt Week for bs Angeles and Ki,eri,e, ('a!., and utop at He-ra! Arizona mints. reaching li.iine the i.ist of Oc tolicr. Mrs I l.-itunvr VlHile.I IfrcL'on Illleetl e,in ao. ami sojourned in Hills U.io fur the Summer. Johii ?iefeft Und wile Aerc in from Phillips. y-:it-rday morriintr. ; Au;'i.st ISov'i-. f rarrr.in-.'tun, ! i was in the city Tuesday vi r.in. j .1. W. ;.o lm. of North Plain. I was a city visitor. Tues lay. iSorn. to Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Poi'er.,. of mar Laurel. Auyui-t 2. Pr a son. The iind'-rined will lay ce ment sidewalks at 11 cents per sipiare foot. Wru. Kost-r. '&' Mr. and Mrs. A. P.. Flint, of S holU. were in the city Tuesday afternoon. P.. 1'. Owens, of Cedar Mill, was up luesday, on business at the court house. lie) a Merry Widow Spcial at the Ien of Sweets you're sure t like it. II. A. I.arsen, of Mountaindale, wai iu fn.'ii the Krickson ranrh. yesterday. Tli- Hotel Wa.-hirirton harwill Ix readv for lu im -us Saturday. It will .eor,.of the neatest lit- tie resorts III the city. )o not overlook Paird's li sale dii plav, on the sixth pane of this i.;sue. It will pay you if y 1 want har'aiiis that are bargains. 'lhe many friends of Will Walker, of i'edar Mill, will Im: PREMIUM LIST FOR THE POULTRY S Horn. August 'Xt. I'Jll to Mr. and MrH. A lolph W. Sieirrist. of Ka.it lIi!lsUni, a son. weight 91 pound.-. This is the initial child, and A. W. is very proud of the youngster. The younsr man 13 rBOfWIOflAL. I "A l.ev.-l in tl . re a that wfl !- I.ei-.- t. -hmterv fr In iv CiHititv that c .im ! it l.l . h ingtoli the l t 1 lit. I in thi brtt Hate, Kair dates are S t. :i.!- r H IS. l and Li. SCIIul I S M 'M U'V a as I a kv in I'mishiiu; a thresh- nut of o er hushels of ifrain )ut iis the rains commenced All of his hay was put under cowr without wettinu: and lie is lucky in that regard. will have to In circulated and tin names of 7..VHI lejjal voters se cured. This is jjoitin to take some time, and a lot of work. and must he completed !y Sept. 15. We would like all who are in favor of this cause to !"cnd in their names to P. 1 1. Kinz.cr. Knr-jc, est (.rove. Also those who leel that they can help in circulating j Let us know at ill have them ready .Mr. Irt-rnards to send out in a few days n aionalile; niso Ilerkshire hoar, full blood, but Hot registered and a (.'-1 hr.iod sow soon to litter. Phone 'St lane '.). or ad dress C. lirown, Cirnelius U-ute-J. lttf II. Ilernards, of North Forest drove, was in the city yesterday d- liienii the the first shipment the petitions, of a sale of 2.". ho-.- to the Hills- nn. -M Hhall Imro Mercantile, UeinemUTweal .vays Lave ice. Your order cheerf iliy taken, and delivered. llillslniro Mercantile I list rid Attorney Tonue and Sheriif Hancock were at the bitf .". 0 x race at Portland, yester day afternoon. We always have on hand tr.Mxl suiUily of chickens. Im -til old sand vuuiik'. Hillsboro Mercantile II. J. doll. Forest drove. Co. Committeeman.' SI;Al.i:i) IR1IHJS.I-S .Sealed bills will Im' recciven n., . ....... 1 . . .. . e ic. .1 ; .. ....... e uiiueriKnen wanw in rt'ia ini- uwniy 1 -i 01 .i"i..i"" What have you II a (arm. What have you? Fixed County, up to noon. Wednesday, to handle t.lace. and lodairv. Sent. 1. PJ12. for the following. Will i.av cash rent. State full Delivery of L7.(KK( feet of luni- nai-l if lilacs in first letter. A. Iter. 9 feet lollir. on the The S Ih lis N'ii-.-r ; i .1!. iwr) lliiue, 111 tl.. Ii ut tliis year, A! I plants, bl.ifkcaii r, "i f .riii h r. e Inn .ii Ih 1 r Im-T I ieS. Clark Me.lliiivstr:i'.iberri pl.u Is; U.i icar old te.ld. n (h t!. v . and Yllw Neil tons, l ir; " trees, rll heade.l. for 1J cents p. r tree. Ytarlitik' apple Ireet four to hi foot. In cent t each. I, C. Neal. -it'll. Sf hulls Nura i v, S.'T I re.. U.Mlte I. S n iwiiM 1. si wi'U'isi: At the home of John Mainland. Hear htm-el. on the e eitinv' ot j Auirust a surpri e party nasi irivt-ii in honor of t In- birthdavs of Miss Jane Mainland. Mr..1 J'llm Will and Mrs. K. S. Craw ford. Kaeh lady was lu'e a-ntt'd itli a lovely token in reinein branceof the occasion. I heeie miin; was spent in a social time, and the ladie.-i served a very dainty lunch, ni ter which all left ishinir them many happy re turns of the day Those present were: Uev. mid Mrs. Owens, Messrs. and Mes ilailies .liihn Miiinlaml. A. John- Ml. (!, CamplM'll. IV W hitlocke. K. S. Crawford; Mesdaines John Will, ('has. Matthews. C. P.eck ith, II. L Loiidilt. .lolni Link-lat'-r. Watkins; Misses Jane Mainland, Mai'v Kii'tness, Mary Will, Marian Crawford, AvMlIm and l.ilhi P.eckwilh. Amelia Meier; Mesnrs. t has. Loiidilt. 01 Taeimia, Wash., Wm. Harvey, J. ruickshank. Sheldon, Amos Watkins, Leonard Crawford. Mulcnin and italph Sabesliun. Iloiiiiicli. ISeaiertoti, Ore., Louti I. r- 11. Miss Ltliel Hewn will enter tain the Christian Lndeavor So ciety of the Conurctfatioii Church, next Saturday evenini; at her home near MolTat. The Kndeav- ou rs will l'o out to MolTat on the S .31 car. lhe President desires a fi-id attemlance at this busi ness nieetiti'' as imiiort.int mat l.-rs are to Ih- brought U fure the S.k i. tv prior to taking up uic fall work. Own a home just like paying reiit. Five room bunualows, on Macadam street. F.asy terms. Fifty dollars down. In Patti son Ai Morans' addition. Impure at the addition, liascline, west of P. U. A N. J. II. McCord. C. A. Haliijr and t' W . Amniennan. of Puyal I1111. Wa.-di.. were in the city. . in-; fier : i.r, 11 Kj deck of the Jackson brnde, south of the condenser, at Hillsboro, Oregon. Three thousand fis t of 15x12. sixteen feet long, at same tilact ... ! lhe court will oiien caul wos 011 Sept. 1. in the afternoon, and n-serves the right to reject any or all bils IL O. Stevenson. Co. Judge. Ilv order County Hoard of t'omniissioners. HillsU.ro. Aug. 22, 1912. Sealed proisisals will be re reived by the County Clerk, up to noon. Sent. 1. 1.112. ami then onened bv the C'oinniissioncrs Court, and contracts awarded in the afternoon of said day, for the following: Foroaening am grading, and completing ready for travel a piece of road in Oist. Ilo. said roadway being over one mile in enirth. With a 1.1-toot i, i..lav. he gentlemen are roadu-d. Plans may lie seen ny r 1... II'.... I. ,n 1,: :.L tl ..,,,,,. i, eiiiim-l III.' irom llie n ii-Mii.iKi"ii COISU I lli Willi inrumnij ("itv ma le famous by old Lzra The court reserves the right to Meeker, and they were over to reject "' or a11 "ui ttm' 8UC 00k over Hillsh.iro civic improvo- cessful contractor must put up a ments, but did not get a look at sufficient bond to guarantee the the K.H'kalitt as none had been completion of the work at eon laii! Argus uml Journal. $2.2f. 'I'll'' Crand Marca in the most wlmlesonio "two font iiuarter" urnnke 011 market made in t)re- ". Iy K. Si-biller. When you iriilii ir.. ;,. . 1 i.'ihuI smoke bllV tiraml Maivu. ' 12tf T. A. Mc('ourt, of Cornelius, down to thecounly seat yes terday. T. A. says that C'orne 's is calculating on putting "lain street into lino Hhapi' next W'llSOIl, '. 15. Campliell. of Maple Mill, in the city Tuesday, getting 8 neat little Hiilweriplion to the Proposed new road up in his ec J"n. The court will let bids on V,e proposed highway in n few days. Taken Up - Lnrge milk cow, Hw in milk; about f years old. u" Place for wome time. Owner Please call. i,aV cliaru-es. and cost . ... ( .. . cre. and take same away New accounts are coming in laily to the Savings Department of the HillslHiro National iani Your savings are under govern ment supervision and absolutely secure. We want your account Carl Lindliolm. sued for non support some lime ago, was 1 ho hist of tin' wivk, and landed in the county jail. ne suit was tiled bv the wife, in cir cuit court, alleging that the hus- hand w as not contributing ft cetu toward her 8tipHirt. Lindliolm formerly lived at Farmmgton and Hillsboro. N..iice Anyone owning Iota in the I. 0. 0. I''. " Mft-5'1" ..... teeieS lit HillslHiro. fttul wisll- ing same kept in gotxl order, will h.ave orders at McConmck s .. .. .1 .... M.t ifii.nM 0'.l Store, ih'si 01 can-" a 1 MeCunisev. of North Plains, was in Tuesday, lie tells the Argus that Mrs. I'-mma leium :IM( her son. J. 1. Thomas, have both taken up homesteads in the Silver Lake sections. South Cen tral Oregon. .1. o. is uu u. o. commissioner for the entire sec- tract price. U. 0. Stevenson. Co. Judge. My order Cotnmissioncrs'Court. HillslHiro. Aug. 22. 11)12. Seiiled nrotsisals will be re ceived by the County Clerk of Washington county, up to noon, Sept. -1. 1912. for the completion of a till at the lloiientiecK lirwge, alnive Mountiindale, in Oist. No. 28, and the county commission ers will nward contract on me afternoon of said day. Plans may be seen at otlice ot the un dersigned. The right is reserved to reiect any or all bids. Successful con tractor must file bond. Ii. 0. Stevenson. Co. .lu.lge. Mv order Commissionors'Court. HillslHiro, Aug. 22, 1912. LAWN PARTY of Jacob Fuerrer. P.ethanV. Ail- orcss by n,ui Portland, Ore., Route 2. 210 tion. . . 1.1., W'e saw wooit at reasoiuum; rates w ith our gasoline wood-Raw. L,,,ve onlers at Hartrampf b -,(.d store. -K. Newby North First St.. near Hdison. County orders taken. -- i.'.iii, Aririis: W'e will give two-year old Yow New- w...q- and ilty t.olden Ortleys, as second prize, nnil J.) ng Ilillslioro sireet mn. Nursery, 1. C Nealtigh, Owner. Our home-made candies arc going like hot cake. We know K ' " ... iu.,-n t otiw pon tic nun iiy is men-. K Koeber's Confection-(.J-y, one door south of Hillsboro Mercantile Co. A del irhtful lawn party was given last Saturday evening by Miss Kthel Olsen and brother. Mil win, at the home of their par ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen, of near Orenco. The evening was enjoyed with games on the lawn, which was 'beautifully lighted with Japanese lanterns. Delicious refreshments were served in the open air. Those present were: Misses Pearl. Lizzie and Verda Mettia, Cladvsand Meryl Linnton, Helen, Signa and Lthel Olsen, Daphne, The young housewife needs no longer dread bake-day, for she can vet White .Mountain Flour at the HiIIsUto Mercantile. F.pi.scopa! services at the Cong, ( hunh. Sunday, at 11, a. m. Services and Holy Communion, Uev. Mr. Chambers otliciating bst Lady's lng red. coat sweater, on mail between Hills Iniro ami Ueedville. Finder please call main 572. Ileward. Mrs. T. W. Morgan, of Mohler. Wash., was a guest of Mrs. Frances Clascoe and other rela tives the first of the week. Do not forget to ask for a Schiller when you want a gixnl li cent smoke no cough mist in the Schiller. 12tf The Missionary Society of the Cong. Church will meet at the home of Mrs. L K. Wilkes, at o.oo in the afternoon. Wednes day, St pt. 1. There w ill lie a dance at the New Helvetia Hall. Saturday evening. August 111. Kverybody welcome, and a gsd time every time. -- Jos. Robinson, of Farmington, ahvais a contributor to the best of the street fair exhibits, was up to the city yesterday morning We will be able to supply you w ith a limited amount of Iowa Hill butter but we always keep a fresh supply of Monmouth -at the Hillsboro Mercantile Store. Mrs. R. Irmhler. of Ibnid Riv er, is the guest of her brother, 0. C. Smith, of the Peoples The atre, and his family. Soda water is a food delicious wholesome, a Imhiii and a benefit to every weaned member of every family. Cot the Den of Sweets kind. "The most peculiar Summer ever witnessed in Oregon, saul the pioneer who came here 1ST0. the other day. Never saw- so much rainy weather throng August and July." Taken up. Sheep, unslieared Owner please call, pay charge adv.. and take same away. F. McNelly. North Tualatin Plains. 21-5 The Rock oil te Company start ed laving rock on North Thin street, the first of the week, am the base is a good one. With any decent surface there shoul be a line pavement. Dr. J. R. Marshall and wife re turned yesterday from a month vacation to Puget Sound, and British Columbia points. The I)r. is now back at his dental parlors in the Tamiesie building. He reports a tine outing. Buying eggs that are not can-dled-don't it make you mad is like buying a pig in a poke, but Inlying eggs at the Hillsboro Mercantile Co. store is a safe in vestment, because we candle our K. II. irctT Will Have Supcrin tcndeticy ol I. nil. bit. at l air MNV UStl I'KIZLS AW: oriTSI-D Bird Mul be in hMKbur.. by 4 P. M. TiKntlay, Sipt. 17 IL IL Greer. J. Marrow. Ilillsbo ro. smd T. II. Littlehae h. Forest drove, have been -.ir.tvl a committee by the Poultry Asso ciation to arrange the Poultry Show and the prize lis. Birds having no competition tnnot be awarded a first prize, b it w ;11 be eligible to seconds and thirds, and strains riot mentioned in list will be cared fur in the award. by the committee. 1 tie premium list follows: iiel j. n. I n m 'ij.'i'.ti ! en- ril.v.fj l!i.le;-n.'.fti V! I " ' A'.r'iiiie - i t 2 V' "i.' U!M'll'.t.'l to .lf colf.-e J't Wlnte nr.. iet n !t r. 5.2 ju.t 5n, I Mck iif hrti lUn-r I'limai Mlil. fi l-n. tiivf.tti. An; us lurrr.l U'M;kt- e-l n. $1 t-i'li. :itt ytu- i.S' m m-triiaM-. n ;. ro Mi.-ic .iXI r C'i ; .1"! 1-11 f : "-1 i-jTiii T liiitidiMr. lliiislK.ro ..k e'.ii.i-1 j . Win c Kjck 1! -, Il .iii. Mctcn'ilil.- Jul !"ti. H " -a mei- c!ianllr, II.! iff) M.-ir:.t.!e I. Wb e W yini'..)tt 1st n, hi' en-.!;; li.'l )ii, f I 50 in met- Imi.iIi., HilUlK.ro Mfc (a. y lm, 1 ia :nci- Cliin'il c, 111. .-e.ru aic-c i Silver li- Wyt.il'.ttt 1 I j u. f 1 y. cni.li; lr.il l-it, fl5 in nut. 'i! tier. IIilU'M.ro Mcic C; J '1 !-r ic, i ) in uu r. hitellsr. I luS'Kjr.j M-ea':t: e '.' . rr'.rlij(e Wymi't'it'ts st jn. l 5u rus.i; lie t I ni. t5' I" inrichan.'.iw, N.'.i ll,inlHte Co. ir! ', Il 00 m mrrrh.mli- NrKt.il ll'lw l". Ceiiiin'-m Vr. !uUc i l ; :;. fj 50 dull, j.-..t . n, fi v. I" ti.. rc'iai. ii4-, S r X Sch-.tf-.cr. 3 il jr., f . f.o in nirr c'uniliw, A. C Hfi!-l.n. SliiKleCn.il K :olc Is Hie! licU 1st vu, tl .50 cmli; Hi'l Jen, Ji 5 in nier cli.iii liw. I-., li linr I; y-.l jx-'i, Ii ' in nterelun.li-'. Iv H liur l. Ki;c Cf.inti KhtK'.e Is'un.t Kcttt. 1st lire, l 0 niisn; lu.i 111, i 51 in ini-r- clinnitiw. U. W. .Si iulU-r; Jr. I jj, n, f I in liicrch iml'.w. 11. W SUufier. I.ijht ltrhtua lit tA-n, i .) cish; lilt! J-cii, f I .Jf in tra le, Mi'.UIjoro, 1' lii( Mill y pr". Ji oo in tra.W, Ili.ls Ujro ilnnii.K Ml'l. WLue I-khoiii in tx'n, J.50 casti. ml ten. li.Su in im-ttli.in 'i.-c. L. M Ilovi; Jul Ien, ft txi ei un-rchHrt.U'e. L. M. Il"vt. l rou Ii;horrn it pen, fl 50 cash. jnil prii, i.5' ill niricli.oi"i:se, h. I.. MiCurm.ck; jr.l j-n, f l.uo in mcrctsn- lte, K 1.. McCoimifk. P.iilt Irtliotiis 1 l ln. fl St c.sli. 1111! pen, i 5t suWrip-.ion tu II l'.sb iro .ih-w -intent; V'l li". suvt-r cup. S. S HiOnlm'Kt it v., fisaca.h; nil jkii. eue t.ck t.resl K-esi-r ll'nir. unui Ml.!; 3"! Yen. 5c l" irue, Swot &: Sci:fl'ur. S. C. I Kit kit k t( i 1 5 ctsh lu.l ln, .k uf Gri.it lUl et tl nir, til iubx MiU; ,'rl j.n, 5 111 merchandise. C.iuift -it Pen. ii U; otl tun coltl mrit ('rk; i'.I p. n, c in mtrchun h-. St'. vet Clutnpi bs 1st pen, 2 50 Cash mil tx-n. 1 iiic.it lork; i'.I itn, ooc in inetiliiiii.lisc White C; B uck Poli-lt ll p. 11, f 2.i ta'h; nil ft-n, i.a'.ail uih; 3r.i (?, 5 in iiierch.tinH r. Blue An.la!iiians lt pen, J Jo cash nil pen. ni'vir !t ami pej ti-r shakers jr.l pen, 5.1c 111 nicrcti iiulise. Bct tuir I kin", i.x cisii. I'cst .Mir While In Iikii Rmiuei. f 1 00 caH. Best pnit f aun Iiultan Kunitrs, J1.00 casa. SI'Ktllt. I'RKMU MS I.t'Kest an't '-est exhibit, fj.uo c isll Own to Ktivlxwlv. fi.fin lor best nine or 1. an.c in .11 en ittetar.esn. 2 5.1 for tu-st ni.ilc or U-inn e 111 Acier Kan J.2.5 fot lic-st male or fen. ale in I-.ng h." j jo tor tc?t male o Icm il..- in Ai itic fi.to f.r hew ittsplST nv aniaienr. Best Parti-Coloreil t'lnl, weight, VRri etv. S cash tk-it Parti bail, mce w.iKUt vi ruty fjcish. llcst olll Woior uira, woi(;;i(, varieiy, IS eifh. The 1h-s. solnl co'or mnt. none weini, Cash. The tn-st pen in how, f in cash; 2mt p?n in show, f 00 pair sli. en by W. W. lUiscow; 31I pen, set fruit knives. By uicinli'is unly. F. A. BAILEY, M. I). Fbynlrlaa abi! SsrgreB Office: Cpctair im Schulonri c h Hcc expecteii 10 maKe goon ior me ,u tmt-nnd strwu. Hub fbooM. big leagues in Amencan baseball, al-out l'j:? and he'll do it if he follows the athUtic fofjtsteps of his father. For Sale: One almost new stump puller and equipment, plow; new tent. Or. will trade for fresh cows and brood cows. P.oseda'e Farm. Santa liosa Sta tion, Forest Crove division Ore gon F.lectric lLiilway. Address, laverton Route 2. 21 Dr. C. W VrrXrXrXWWtNrV S. T. LINK LATER, Id. 8. C. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEO 09e apt0 ninrTL' Pelt I'rug Flo i IU:.lae ttstot Court Hour, la tb oernrr of lh Murk. irXrrXArXrXrrXrlr'rVArVVV R. M. KRWIN, M. I). PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Surifn Facitie Kailwaf A Nittli"n and 1m of th- Ore in. Klectric rUllraw.1. I.owe, who has been ilt' a'n- '! ! ." " uidMHK iiiii3i;i.j iui u.ti fcv.i I ur-.gan. tv years, was at the Hotel wadri- ington y.sterday. Dr. Lowel says that Hillaboro in coming to! ELMER IL SMITH M. D. D. 0 the f rf nt a.s one of the best little AAMrVMMWMIrfWMVXXArWi PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSTEOPATH cities in Oregon and besides this, the Dr. says that there ii a fine bunch of boys in the old county seat. Just received -two carloads of I fancy steers from David Savage, of near Cane Lookout These LvrWirMiwrrWrrVrvv steers are now being slaughter- nr ' i PTTVTVriH Af I Office Huur 9 tnila m ; lto)p n. TaettU?, Tnarsiijiy, Saturaatf 9 to li Callt anawered 1U7 or niirht. B.ah uhonti. OtBce over Hilltboro .National. ed, and a roast or a steak from them for your Sunday dinner would be very delicious. Hills boro Mercantile Co. Since the first of the year County Clerk Bailey and Deputy Luce have sold 1.005 hunting and ORENCO, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls Answered Day or Night Independent Phone OREGON fishing licenses. Of these 556 were straight hunting, and the balance were hunting ami fishing combined, and fishing. Thi3 means that at least one-fourth of the voting population takes to the creed of Izaak Walton or Nimrod. J. 0. ROBB, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OFFICE: t'pttairaw Schoimerich BMg Residence:- Biaeline Street, fecon.t d.r east of South ante Street. Both Phone oSice an.' eatdence. Ib. not nv..rlrw,W Haird's hii? HI'iSBORO, OREGON sale display, on the sixth page of I AvyxvirVvvirrVMrfMMMMMVvv this issue. It will pav you if want bargains that are bargains. inm,n aa man rn fUh nr. Physician and burgeon Viia nA-n Tirtmi-itJl witnAilt A it- cense, the average of those who Offic, hoor, to a. m.; ,105, are after speckled beauty is uretty high. Of course, many of the licenses are granted boys under 21. but the majority of m. Call anawered day or niicht B th phone. Office ia American National Bank, upstair. HILLSBORO. - OREGON them are belonging to families in the county, so the average, in . w. m. Mmr a way, would prevail. BJLBLEY A HARE Peter HolTman, of Bacona, was . . 1 i m th3 ptrv vpsTprnav. route home from a trip to Portland. noom 1 too bquowk Mr. Hotlman has one or the Dost I HILLS BO 110. . , OREGON ittle mills in the county, and is turning out a fine quality of lum ber, sending it all over the E. B. TONGUE plains. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bridges. ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Oak Park, and Oliver Johnson, Orfice npitair in Schnlmerih Block of Shady Brook, went to the Wilson. Tuesday, the gentlemen going for a fishing and hunting vacation. Mrs. Alice Ford departs Satur day for a trip to St Louis, Mo., where she will visit relatives. She goes via Seattle and Vancou- rw.rMrvrVMWMVMMMn ver, B. C, and through the Cal gary country. JOHN M. WALL ATTORNHY-AT-LAW Upstair. A. C. Shale Bldg, Main.&2nd ailiBORO. - 0R100N. Fred Rood, of below Rood Bridge, was in Monday. He stated that his yard was to com mence Thursday, if weather proved fair. Dr. A. B. Bailey, now with offices in the Selling Building, W. N. BARRETT A TTORNKY-AT-LAW Ornoi: Main Street, opp. CourC.Hou. HILLSBORO O&ftGON ArrrrM,MNrrVrVMlVMi THOS. H. TONGUE, JR. ATTORNBY-AT-LAW VVii-tliinH una 9 miest. of Dr. F. A. Builey and family, Sunday Pffi' ttPuir ln Schuimertcii Block afternoon. Hillsboro, - - Oregon New customers are coming in- - to the Hillsboro National Bank 550, 3. etnabi . j. every dav. Place your business 6tat with a strong growing bank. SCHNABEL & LaROCHE H. Bigham, the mason who Xnu1itnr-itirakr ktatra, tiaa-U, built the stonework around the flKaf!,'? rannf.. n. base Of the COUrt hOUSe, was in j"?1'"-, Ahamenle. Urfunii und all f(e. . CHALLLNGli Married Men Take Notice Seek Happiness in Trying to Forget! town from Montavilla, Monday. Supt. Turner, of the Washington-Oregon Corporation, was in the liose City, Monday, confer ring with headquarter's offices. gtn in iiurupa mil nnftrtn etatnrn Rarrefon kentm. rir(lc a illra nliini ftfltrt JJuAlaileiifAailrn, Urt-ettruaunacn. ful(trt tri-ftot(tl mil Bn'ften Hllftttfn. ra ettiur: eaaka lit aat aaf Jcrtctaa. Jelerlcn: ST.ortball !t0; .1027; fui.ta.?lhKan. 4ffnln iml C. B. Buchanan, the Cornelius di"e oou-bo ) f iium m warehouse and commission man, was a city visitor Monday after noon. The Misses Angie and Jessie Harrington and Gertha Olson have returned from their outing at the Tillamook beaches. Mrs. Geo. Schulmerich, of PORTLAND, ORE. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist .'ggs, and candle them properly. J. P. Hornaday, a recent ar rival from Cleveland, Okla., and imrchaserof the Y eager place. Oak Park, was a caller, this Gladiolus and Hosita Cuddy; morning. Mr. 1 eager has gone Messrs. Virgil Parker, Clarence! back to his Kokomo home in In Bettis, Buford Otey. Carl and diana. Kdwin Olsen. Gus Hagman, Luke : ,. Parker. John Kollin. Rudolph 01- . , ,f ' ' ni,.n nl 5 1 nilvn tawji on Phn r.nns. . .t ..... i.-.i.'iL Simeon Earl and niece, Miss Iva Karl, were in the city the first of the week, guests of Mrs. M. A. Powell, who returned Mon day from an outing at various points in Tillamook county. and facilities. combined with spec ial conveniences to their banking. Private departments, telephones, etc., for the exclusive use of wo men depositors will be found there. Argus and Oregonian, $2.25 To K. L. Moore. 0. Phelps, Dr. Smith, Dr. Erwin, Fred Sewell, in particular, and to all married men in general, we issue the lol lowing challenge: We dare you to play a game ot base Ball. We are very anxious to snow to the world, viz., Hillsboro, that we can wipe the earth up with you and it is with spleen in our hearts that we issue this chal lenge. That we may be perfect ly fair in this matter we will publish our lineup together with their matrimonial prospects: Clay l-'reeiimn -Too Young C. 0 Reiier Scant Possibility Geo. McP.ce Nothing in Si(ht Carl Hei.lel Soon to be l. it Tom Bailey Can't tind Anybulv I Fred St'ignst loo 0:0 L C Hoyalt -Absolutely Irresponsible Pr. Sears . , Too 1'at Ward Downs.. -Not Enough Eupcr ctice If ye married men have nerve enough kindly accept this chal lenge through the column of this paper and at the same time name your line up so we can look them over. (Signed) The Whole Team. J. W. White, of above Banks, was in Monday, on legal business. DR. J.R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Trmieiie Bldg. Rooms 5 and 6 HILLSBORO, ORB. Main and Third. OlBoe up-atair over Hillsboro National Bank. Creswell. was n the citv Sunday hillsboro Oregon . - -a evening and Monday morning, a guest of relatives. Jacob and Samuel RafTety, of above Mountaindale, were in town Saturday, transacting busi ness. A. Bendler, the North' Tuala tin Plains Holstein breeder and shipper, was in the city Monday morning. T. H. Brown, of below Sewell, was in the city the last of the week. Jasper Keffer, of West Union, was in the city Monday, greet ing friends. O. G. Barlow, of Portland, was out to Hillsboro the first of the week. Banker A. S. Sholes, of Corne lius, was down to the city Mon day, on legal business. Walter Dailey, of Laurel, was over to the city the first of the week. Orel Gardner, of above Moun taindale, was down to the city Monday afternoon. Born, to F. Muhly and wite, of Blooming, August 24, 1912, daughter. -WILL YOU BUILD IF You Contemplate Building . this spring or summer, see us and get our figures. J, S. lorsung and Son Oak Park, mwtm mKm wat ml oily. AddrvM, Hillsboro, R 4. Phone, Main 112 Dr. S. M. REAGAN Veterinary Physician & Surgeon & Dkhtist. Graduate Kansas City Veter inary College. 20 years prac tical experience. Office, Hillsboro Livery Co. Stable, Mo. I Phone Office, Main 50 j; Residence, City 133. Argus and Oregonian, 12.25