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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1912)
iUkro Ror corvMR : tn THE HILLSBORO COMMERCIAL BANK CAPITAL $50,000 SURFLUS and PROFITS S2S.OOO An old, safe and conservative bank, located in the Hillsboro Commercial block, S.W. corner Mam .m l ixconl street. Hillsboro Commercial Hank. Knlorvd at tb Pnet-offloa at Htibkuor ( Vryvo. aa onm.I'dtM mail amtUt, Couuty Official t'nrvr i.lni4i..i: ..M pt Annum. -T- SeiGBiiuiaal FOR SALK Beautiful country place of 065 acres, 14 miles from Gaston, in lower end of Battou W ley, Washington County, $2 miles from Portland, oa Southern Pacific Railway; 500 acres of this is bottom land in high state of cultivation, producing from two to three tons of clover or timothy, be sides seed crop when in clover, of from 5x to (h lbs. per acre; balance of tract is good fruit laud. Tualatin river runs through place: railroad and shippiu? point on land; two good barns, accom modate 75 to 80 head of stock; mod mi farm home supplied with water, electric lights, telephone, house practically new. All conveniences, water piped to all buildings. Also a house for hired help. Land adjoining selling from 5125 to $150 per aero. Will dispose of this property at Jioj per acre. It will pay you to loot this up. Come and se it it must be seen to be appreciated. 30 to 40 head of dairy cows and farming tools will be so!d with place, at current values. Easy terms. This land equals any bcaverdam for cultivation cf onions. Farm ou a milk route runniug to condenser. A good Macadam road to Gaston, and almost to Forest Grove. An iieal place for dairying on a big scale. B. F. PURDY, Route 1 Gaston, Ore. KoHrU from alt over the coun ty show that J. K. Ktvves is K'et tint: a wonderful support from the voters of the district. Mr. Kteves is worthy in every re sn'ct. ami is entitled toe'ectior. He has Ion been Montitied with Washington (Vmty. t still a youmr man. and will make an ideal shoriif-and this U said'tice w ith no reflection upon the capa bility of any other candidate. IW kVpretnlalUe lillr IVai Sir; Id itt..iiinm,? ft'vw'l 1 , 1 , irprrw nl iir W lu t,n . k !. U, I h.vU 11 ft Ibl CMIMIt j un 1 l ith h U I mi 1 i tt i t k1llt 1I iMl, I .III Wl.lt the ItI nu( t in, I 1 rnu li.m l.n.ii ill., h iii lwr.l. ti ,nti ltr i,.n .1 t. ptvW'tuii-. Iivi Ih. Uiti I lb Otrt-.m fl. m II .1 , . jfixif i .hi. tVlr ihri .l.sU',- I a.; (tl(rl Ihr Nji m'ti r.i.l' - W m K tl'.ul A lv iii . Hallow Von novelties at the iVn of Sweets. lr. l.itiU.rter w : e.i'i. I t at tend Will. Heisier. tlUe lille, todav. to tivat tlie yo.itic ni:ut for a l'UittHt jaw. the revilt f of a collision in u fttull irae r- M&mk&t, .. MP , fete X fS HM kMmk K. N. Shane, of below Farm invrton. was in town the first of the wivk. Why trade County Judges while crssinir a stream in rock ro;if buiMinn: - (Paid adv.) The ladies of the social circle of the lemjr. church extend a cordial invifition to all meinlvru and friends to meet at the Con jrrecHional Tluireh Friday eve ning tVt. S at 7:;i0 o'chxk for a siK-ial time. All who knew her deplore the death of Mrs. Mary Merrill, one of the swi'i'tiKt ,f tK ch.ir.u ters of Washington Coun ts. Sin was a dutiful wife and a lovable neighbor, ami h.r memory will lonjr be revered as a just and fitting tribute. llillslkoro and vicinity loses an old landmark and pioneer in the p;ixMtrof Uncle Kenon Crau- dull. He w xs a man of sterlins worth, and fixed integrity, He iMiimhil his 82 years and more of life with a cheerfulness of dis position, never lamenting his Briefs, if he had them -and all people have them - and w hen he passed we lose another of the pathfinders of !So2-a man who left his impress on the Western eountrv. J. E. REEVES rrmr CandUUlv For Sheriff of Washington Co.. Many old titum can iccall wliru Win. Kccrs held the office of Mieiilf il Wnihiiigtou omiuty for two teiins. His otiuial rrcoid wat without a blot feat less iu thcdU tluigi of hiv duties, he wa detail ed to appichcud oiituiiiaU after hit term had c piled. Now his wti, I. E Kccvrs, comes Ufoic you as an aspit itit f r the amc pitiu. He is of the same Mnrdy Ntoek, leatlcv, honest, am! well Ualifird to act as Sheriff of the louttty. Paid Advcttiscnicut l' rliui-M ottif r lh Mr. Krr. nJ MllbnulVr liir- inolrJ. to iv in.. 7 ' "'"V SlfK r i i" . T I.... . ';' - I I I I w i, ef, 11 1 t 'i 1 1 .....i . ! i i i.u.i i ...., i i 'i . ii ? . H, ., . "i" i-i. .... . t.i. ,i A fcvll,,.. 4'l .1. I,, . . ir. t ' ii. .... ? ""i I., r -N I i. " FIKE! FIRE! If you hear this alarm, and your houso is on fire you are apt to be so excited that, even though you have the vnmJinnllrUS1h(!lit and leave bei,ind' t0 burned up. r o lhh-laU' e vaiier and iewels- I'"t them into one of our SA1-E1Y DEPOSIT BOXES in our fire and burglar proof vaults. A private box will cost you only $1 or up, per year. We also solicit your bank account. W e promise to treat you fairly and squarely and take Rood care of your banking needs. HILLSBORO NATIONAL BANK W. II. Weii hi-nt., prm. David Ki hatli, Cavtiir, I'R. S. T. I. lNKt.ATi-.il, Vice I'rm. V. N. Acsti.v, Asst. CusJht NEW GROCERY We have opened a New and Up-To-I)ate Grocery in the Grccar Building, one door south cf the Pytpian building, on Second St., and solicit your trade. OUR SPECIALS 4pkprcorn starch -25c 1 11). coffee 25c 3 cans of milk 2!jc 1 lb. Gun Powder Tea 40c Best hard wheat flour, every sack guaranteed $1.35 8 bars laundry soap 25c Ward's Red Ribbon Grocery Creear Bldrf., Second Street Oil Nov. .".rd thfi-o u ill ha r-il ly day ser ices lu ld in the United Evangelical C'hureh. The Kev. iA. A. Winter. President of Ial ilas I'ollejre will be the principal .speaker of the day. There will i le a urogram in thi Sun.l.ie !S,-hM),nnd special music through out the ilay. I'res. Winter is a very pleasinir siakcr: vou will enjoy hearing him. There w ill be services on Saturday evening - Itrevious. The follow ing week t there w ill Im revival services con cluded by Uev. C. P. dates, of Dallas. Vmi are mewt cordially invited to attend all of these services. -Com. Dance at Grange Hall. Arcade District. Oct. 2fi. Ora Cook, of north rVirnnlina ;w;is in the city Monday, and caneu on the Arj;tis. For Sale Two dozen ' White Leghorn pullets, about ready to lay. 75 cents each. N. liidi.r I Oak Park station. 33-4 IJASKt-T SALK I ! Don't fortret the basket sale to 'be held in tho First r'hriuilon ; church at Farminjton. Saturday jt'veriinir. October 2(5, under the i direction of the Ladies' Aid Sod- ety. An excellent program will be rendered, including a laujfh provokinjf comedy, entitled "The Dressing Gown." We are justly proud of our iu- ivenile talent, and it will amuse I you to hear little Irene Crosby :te how she "Entertained Her : Sister's Beau." Veldon Itnov will recite "The Jealous Wife." Esther and Willie Fisk will sing "Down by the Old Mill Stream." P.uthie Boge and Viola liobinson will present the old-fashioned (tableau. "Kock-a-bye Baby on ; the Tree-top." ! There will be vocal solos by ;Mrs. Herman Khese, Miss Olive ,1-ampU'II and rims Urown. Wil bur Jones will ive a comical ! monologue, "Soccerv Setting a Hen." ! In order to add to the interest and enjoyment of the occasion the baskets will b nlnri-rl in I three divisions-married ladies. young ladies and little girls; and a prize is offered for the prettiest basket in each divi sion. Also one grand prize will be awarded the most originally designed basket in any division. All the prizes have not been de cided upon, but we wish to state that the prettiest basket sub mitted by a little girl will win a beautiful doll. The proceeds from this enter tainment will be added to the fund the Ladies' Aid Society are raising to build a belfry and in stall a bell in the church. Ev erybody welcome. Ladies and little girls are requested to bring baskets. Go with oiir sh.H work t the llillstkiro S!uv Sh. , i th.-; Soda Factory PuiUme. km M.hii Street, operated by I. ;. Knight. ' where promptness is a -.pecultv. 1 A tiayruek fell on ("h:. ' llr i!.'..:, j of Forest Grove, the i ilu- .In.! breaking his jaw and i ose. and) also resulting in a sevefe eoiu it i-' sion of the brain. Dr. I.inkl .ti i , utlendil the patient. Circuit Court IVviv,-; of it voree v:iven Mrs. !., ir .i. wuli JolM) alimonv. and one-third of realty: F. M. Wridswurth tr.n Hannah Wadsworth; unfi:t Smith vs. A. Smith. dvree left open until pnpertv rights an settled. A SHcial invitation i t. n l r ed the school teaehers to make the IVn of Swit; ttmr ren d'ZVoiH at all ti-n.' h n i i .v-' ially dering Ihi ir :-tav iu liiMs-! loro next week. i tlt.KM AN t l I Hi k'WSI k' k I S In the recent p:tt. several G- r-i man l.utlii ran S n io-i wre' held in Hi'! ,lnio, in the eityj hall. The attendance was ry encouraging and showed Uvonil a doubt that German 1itheranj Services are desirol in lliilsboro j We are assured that there is ; neeil of a German church in! HillsUiro. that ther.l'ur.' the1 movement to cslablish a German Lutheran church in this ut c i.i- ' not but Ih of interest to tl eG. r mans of this vicinity, that s u h a church mu;t add to tde v.,.- j fare of our tiennan o.n,iiL.!i.in and in so far. to the well are of ! our W hole citV. There are in inv ! Germans in and about llil!lr.i. Here then is given them an op. i portunity to attend divine vfj vices conducted in their ni.ith.-ri tongue. j Next Sunday afternoon. (K r. J 27. at 2;."ii o'clock, services will! again le held in the cit hall, j Everyone is welcome. j The Gosjiel of "VI, rid I'nui; Red," unto the Jews a stumbling i lilock. unto the ( weeks fiKiiedi ne.s.s, but tint th. in which are Called. "Christ the lMiWir.it" C.,1 and the w isdom of G.mI"- it is to find the Germans of this vh iniK who are not alhlialed with ,,,".. other church, and to etah'i.sh for them, the lire.-w him' t il,,. word of God. And all Germans, thoso who believe in Chri.U as the Wav. the Troth :.n.l .!.. Life, and those who do imt, will find our service.: not nnK ini,.r. esting and instruclive, but also helpful for their daily hfe and iuilol llessing because it is thrir purjKise to iMiint out the Way to wie. In these Services We '.h ill r, discuss N.iti.M theH.Mual unrest, civic imnroveuietit. etc r.,r While W? Consider thesi- m:itl. .y of irrave imnnrL:inei w.i iii-.i r.i. minded that the Master saw . i . . , J '.' wne uiin is iee.iiil, it :i ! the knowledge of Christ, the Saviwrof Mankind, of whom all Scriptures and the Prophets testify. And it is our opinion that the church should endeavor to supply this i d. for that rea son we nha! confine our discus sions to the teachings ot tin Word of God, partie.ilarly of the New Testament, and e-mecially those pertaining to the Way of Life. Anyone wishinir further fir. ticulars concerning this move ment is requested to write to E. W. Luecke. Cornelius. Ore. VOTE FOR- C. A. HANLEY FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER If elected will work for the Ust intcreM of the Uxpiyrrs, and nuke all public expenditures iu mi h uuuucr as to e,ct lst results. No waste of public fund. Kcoumny and Judgment. Paid advertisement VOTE TOR GEO. McGEE Kkii iu.ican Primarv NoMINKK COUNTY SURVEYOR .Serving unexpired term t.f . A Morrill. Experienced Civil Engineer. Paid advertisement. 1 V 1 J. C APPLEGATE Kkimmu.icanNominkk tm SHERIFF Clean, Kfficicnt, Administration. Chief Deputy under Geortfe C. Hancoch. Paid advertiserucut. mw,i wrcuiiort , , ii i I . I ! i i VOTE FOR i it. 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