enlAMOM AM0 OCWMIt 31 ' THE HILLSBORO COMMERCIAL BANK CAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS and PROFITS $28,000 An old, safe and conservative bank, located in the Hillsboro Commercial Mock, S.W. corner Mainaud Second streets. Hillsboro Commercial lank. KnMa m u ra-m m humot Oru, aa Mix4-Uaa Mil aaalta. U A. tatXO. Kdlto O-unt? Official t'apcr iuh'etlta: HJO r Annum. ImxI ." Ttrdf -T- IOU A MrftlNNKV Peoples Theatre The New York Herald, on of the best intheta in the past, it lrv-election estimate not varying 'JO votes in the electoral collet in the ist Si) years, says Wood rw Wilson will he elected ty over 4tW electoral votes, with Uoscelt second, and Taft third. The bivr newspapers all over the country practically concede Wil son's election. Main St., tiext door to City Bakery Always lines a Good. Up to-date Show for 5c and IOc. Q MATINEE Every Saturday at 2 p.m. Q Think it over The Arjrus didn't look at pol itics when it comes to local af fairs. It takes rreat pleasure in asking all its friends, of whatso ever party, to vote for K. B. Tongue for district attorney He is an able official, and one in whom all who know him have every confidence. He has made cool -and a vote for him wil not injure your self-respect or confidence. Friends of J. K. Reeves, the democratic candidate for sheriff, are hearing welcome news every day regarding his strength al over ihi county. Irrespective 0 "party" they say that he is go ing to tret the largest vote ever cast for sheriff in the county. in me uann Have you ever said to yourself: "If I only had A THOUSAND DOLLARS NOW." Business chances are opening vp and offering themselves to any of us and all of us very frequent ly, and the man who gets thechance is THL MAN WHO HAS THE MONEY to take it. Start a bank account with us now. Be prepared for a chance. Do your business with a strong, carefully man aged Bank. HILLSBORO NATIONAL BANK W. H. Wf.hrino, Pres. Iuvid KrRtTLi, Cahier, 1 R S. T. LInklatkr, Vice Fret. F. N. Aistin, Attt. Cathirr Ilea FELLOWS Hear GRAND OPERA QUARTET CRESCENT THEATER SATURDAY, NOV. 2 It is the best musical of the season. Prices, 50c, 75c, and $1.00 Also Hillsboro Kntertainment Course. 1 Fellows Grand Opera Quartet, Nov. 2 2 Robert Seeds, Lecturer, Nov. 8 3 Wiunona Quartet and Reader, Nov. 21 4 S. Plat Jones, Impersonator, Dec. 14 5 Carolina Jubilees, Jan. 1 6 Aller Trio, Feb. 24 All six for only $2.00, $2.50. and $3.00 according to the location in the Crescent Theater. Seat sale now on at MoCormick's. Mi The contractors for Uockolite have finished the Geo. K. Bag!ey and A. C. Shute block, and will soon have the block on Second, and the one on Lincoln com pleted. They are also working on the Third Street pave, south from the Oregon Electric. If there can only be a fine little spell of weather so that Second can be rocked and made decent for the Winter, no one will com plain. 1 Will Cornelius was an Orenco visitor yesterday, on business. Father Berrett, of the Hedemp tionists, a well known and able speaker, will open a mission at Koy, at the Catholic Church, Sunday, Nov. 3, and will con tinue throughout the week -for Catholics and non-Catholics, with special lectures, morning at 8:30 and evening at 8:00. There will be special lectures for the non Catholics on Nov. 11-12-13 t eight oclock everv evening A special invitation is extended to ail to attend. Argus and Journal, $2.25. H. C. tarstens, wife ami daughter, of Koy, were in the city tday. Twenty per cent discount on all millinery at the Hillsboro Mercantile. The National Woman's League will meet at Mrs. J. B. roo- man's home, next Thursday, at 2 p. m. Geo. Hitter and Miss Elizabeth Fritter, of Helvetia, will be united in marriage, November 16, 1912. at the home of Kudolph Tschanz S. A. Gridley and wife, O above North Plains, on the Tompkins Mountain, were in the city Monday. J. L Forbes, of near Glencoe east of the J. W. Connell ranch was an Argus caller, yesterday afternoon. ror hrst-clasa work and rea sonable, cutting and polishing agates, call on rrancis Cota, cor ner Seventh and nr. 31-4 H. C. Todd, of Sherwood Route 4, near Kinton, departed for home, this morning, after a ha! week at the institute. Dance at Bethany Grange Hal Saturday evening. Nov. 2, Music by Johnson s orchestra. Tickets, including chicken supper, $1.00. Everybody is cordially invited. Robert Karl and wife, of Los Angeles, were guests 0f n. M. A. Powell. Tuesday. They have Ixt-n visiting in Washington and Montana, and are en route home. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Eng lund, of near Laurel, Sept 23, 1912, a daughter. The happy parents moved to Oregon from Michigan, a year ago last Spring. Bruce Wolverton, well known to many in Hillsboro, is one of the presidential electors on the Prohibition ticket. Mr. Wolver ton states that he expects his party to poll a big vote this year. "Thelma" is coming to the Peoples' Theatre next Monday and Tuesday evenings a beauti ful two-reel drama. If you have read the book you will see it and if you have not you should see the reel, anyway. Most Rev- A. Christie will ad minister the Sacrament of con firmation to 45 boys and girls at St. Matthews' Church, Sunday, Nov. 3, at 10:30 a. m. Father Lappen extends a cordial wel come to all. The lectures at the Advent Christian Church continue to in crease in interest and attend ance. L. Wallace Shepard is conducting the meetings, and doors are open and services be gin at 7:30 each evening. , For sale: Span of mules; 12 years old; weight about 2300; never been injured; gentle, and good workers and travelers: Will, take young mare as part payment must weigh at least 1200. -I. C. Nealeigh, Scholls, Oregon, Sherwood, Ore., Route 4. 33-5 John W. Campbell, of Rose burg, the Roosevelt progressive candidate for congressman, op possd to Hawley, was in the city yesterday afternoon. Campbell is a big, bluff sort of fellow, and he is making a race for principle. Campbell is some vote-getter, and is going to distance Smith, and perhaps give Hawley a hard race for honors. I The Shute Savings Bank loan money on lartn roon " amounts of $100 and up. John R. Bailey and G. I -a ence, of Buxton. ami tteo. I. lamblin. of limber, were in me city Tuesday. Geo. Temple, formerly of .as ton, but now of rortlaml. is iiere this week, putting in a heating plant for the Catholic t'lituvh. remit is an od hand at m business, and has put it some of j j the best heating plant n wie citv. Will give $5 reward fr No. of auto and names of nu n in same who went east by the Jolly hopyard. last Friday. Party had w hite dog. - ivpiare iVal Poultry arm. The sale of dairy cattle to In- held during the Pacific Interna tional Hairy Show at Portland, November IS 23. will U at tractive to a great many dairy men throughout this state, rri 200 to 400 cattle will be put up at a combination auction sale, all of high class and subject to the tuberculin test by experts at the show free of charge. Reason able prices are promised. The stock will rome from many lead ing breeders in different parts of the country and will include all the dairy strains. PARrV AT I.IVVION IIOMII Miss Gladys Linton, of east of Sewell, entertained her friends. Tuesday evening when they called on a surprise errand. The evening was enjoyed with games, music, and conversation, and all had a splendid time. 1 hone pres ent were: Margaret Gregg, Faye Sigler. Angie Harrington, Minnie and Maude Morrill. Alma Rice. Adna Murruw, Roy Rice, Carl Therriault, Willa-M Hurley. Thoa.Cregg. Jus. W. I-arsen, Donald Gregg. Lawrence lag-gart. af I J E. REEVES rdrniM' Candidate For Mu-riffof WnshinRlon Co.. M.mv ,;d limcis can recall wlicti Wm. K.cus held the olVuc of Munil'i t W!n"ct"i county f-r iw.. turns, lit-, 0thci.1l icconl WM about a tMfc.ulcvs intlicdis !uty,v d his dutici, he w.ii detail ed t appu hciidciimiii.il' alter hii let 111 h id t -ued. Now iii Mm, I. V. 1mn. 'iiies Uh'IC )! a an .iNj-iuv.t tot I he same ositiou. II, . i id the s.iutc Mtirdy Ult li.ulv-s, Inuicsl. anil well Uliticd t.i a as .shciilV id the Count) . Paul .diitiMiiiclit lllii llt Mt II a u A. A K 'S ' 1 ii 1 1 1 1 tiii.. . ' nf j " it 1 i.tft - xia ...iT ' " I !!; 1 ntlv "ir m I i'lg i.t.r Mil.tn.i. itriMu:'t ,1 lifiTlht; I , Wihn) 'ni, lin ?S 1, till1 I . .1 ".."HI me 'H-l, f, Mr- Kirk.! .f l . . .r oner ii, In: 1 lit- i REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS C B Buchna It I II Mantua. 11 U VV Clchlni( l I c io Karl Hrinrwh to A V Bu-taita, t) ocph Wo lt d I c iv R N Btktr la Scairrjr & Johatua, Si trc 4 t t O f 4 to AT C Kiamrtton to C J IJomm, u v rC4tttJ . 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T O Mrarham to C F Htr.luijp 64 64 a arc 18 13013 w Jaa lmbncctal to Frank Irubric, q e to 1H4 jt a ;N I Oregon Nararvf lo Julia A Hatch, 1 loti al Utrnrn & 17. 4I a 41101 J I Rode la Kllftcl Hall, lut lo Vallry Vlrw, Furrat Grova jyi C A Rrcd lo H 8 Rrcd. tr Taalatin. to H S lr to U A Rrrrf. Uod la A Ijorilx claim m W I) Van Antwerp I08 J Wldin, 60 fit 11 ft Ak 14 F tilt ve Imm Jo Horw to J II Carlton, jh 34 a K F fut)j)r d I c 10 A I) Wick tit U A I'rirttly. J lull Sulb Coaat additloa boo fy.ren Swad lo II 11 Brown, 1 loit Pineland Terrace 3110 Same to R C Brown, tame aa i)kv-. y C V SnUione lo A J South, i cti in Middlrton 10 Syndicating Really to I) V. Kctvy, 40 a trc 15 I 1 r a w in K'bert kolirrta lo N H Foeller, 5 03 a Hazel Brook Farm. id Aug Otbbardy lo Helnka I'rtert, V) a tec 1 I J a r 1 w 4000 Rita C Bottle to I Fraou-I, tr In tec 5 I lata . 2xh I 'i 10 B. W. Barnes Republican candidate for County School Su perintendent. 12 years Principal of Hillsboro City Schools. 19 years experience. Taid advertisement c 3 Department of the Interior In the U. 8. Urn Oftlca. at Fortland. Or. Ron. Ortol.xr '2M, IHIJi Notion la herehjr iflvmi that Krmik T, Berry, Aikii of John Mack burn, ban Iliad In tbia ultloei hi aiipllcatlon lo entnr undrtbarovlNioiiao Huctlon li.'KKl Itn- VlHAfl NtMLlllM lt lllA ITtliljtfl Ml la tu. I ... It of H dlnn 12, Townahlp 'I Houtb 01 ItNMe i nmi, miiaiiiMiA Ainrioian, (oiitaliiliiu 4.l6acr'a. Nald application halnx Harial No. (:i ,7h. Any and all peraonaclaimlriK adverly the landa abova daai-ribed, or dmlritiK to oliact becauM ol tb minaral lianar ol the land, or lor any other raioti, thonld lila their affidavit of content In tlilaollliw on or before th lHth day of Deramimr. ioi4 ... lli. H. f. HlKhy, neKIHtnr. I hereby dardtfnat the Hlllnboro Aririm. a newauaper publinbed at Hlllaboro, Wahlni(ton County, flreton, a the pa per in whiob the above uotlua ia to be publlahed. H. r. Hlaby, lUgiNtar, VOTK lOR- C. A. HAN LEY COUNTY COMMISSipNllK If elected will wtuk f..r the l-cst intrrcMi if the l.tjtt)i rs, and m.tkc all ju!dic cxjHiidituics iii Mi' h iiianucr at to ct Um itsult-i. N waste of jtiMic lundit. l'Aiuiiiuy aud Judgment. Paid advertisement vote roR GEO. McGEE Ki:i l I I.ICAS PRIMAKV N'ilMIMiK l-.r COUNTY SURVEYOR Serving uiu xj-ir-d term uf . A Morrill. Experirntrd Civil En;t.utT. Paid ailvertii'inent. VOTE FOR J. C. APPLEGATE Ki:i't;i;.K .N NoMINKK J.MK SHERIFF Clean, Ivdicicut, Ailininistratii.ti. Chief Deputy under George HuncocK. Paid .'nlvcrtiscnicut. i i 1 ml 1 3 twtSf tW I I la...r. .t. VI t ""T mile i!Ul,t.. --ni,,. triiimiu" I han h4 l- w.. 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