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Full of Just the Sort of Thing's you ought to
wear, ut Just the Prices you ought to Pay.
And here ve are, ready to show you,
whether you come to looK or to buy.
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!f2tH, jnr il..cn.
lM.iin ami l'iuuil Crcj- for Kimonas
ami House Uicsses, '3k
I'.i.uiktt Kolfs, jmtty fi'loiius, $..4S
1 1 tick Towels, hcnimul tmls, Dc, 12c,
HV, 2'e,2.V
Hath Tnwrls, le, 12, 1'r-, 3k, 25c
WoiMtil Httss l'lai.ls, ami 10c
Heavy Storm Serb's all eiilnrs, .7.K-
ami V.l Taffetas, 42 iiulit-s
wiU. all colors, -Ik
5 null Manish Suitings, $1.50, $1.7'
il imh Messalines, in all the wanted
toluts.
Ui uitiants uf Dre.ss (mmkIs, in all wool
ami j.ait wool, tuaiked away down
A Cri ul SUuhter in Millinery
Our iom and $I2.k Ueaver Shajx-
Hats in whose conijauy you'l feel
j.iotul $1 50
All our Hih School and Johnny Hats
iIomi: o.tt at ... . $1 PJ
Hats ttimnu-d free of charge when
materials ate purchased at our store.
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News For Your
Ludics
New 15-Hutton 1 ligb Top Shoes, in
l atent Leather or (Inn Metal $3.50
Ladies' "Fat Ankle" Shoes, worth
f V2S -.10
When skies weep it's time t talk of
Rain Coats.
Misses Rain
Cajes
$150
New lot of Children's Woo! and iu-
hani Dresses.
New arrival of j-rctty (iingham House
Dresses.
iliac k Sateen and Cloud Messalinc
jutticoats, at j.riies jou'll like.
New lot t i Ladies" Colored Tailored
Waists
We've a lot of Silk, Net, and Taney
Waists left to close out. the sizes
are small, so are the prices.
IMPORTANT
A manufacturer sent us by express
this week, 22 Ladies' Suits, Strictly
Man-Tailored, iu Navy, Series, and
Mixtures. They're made to sell at
S 15.00. but we're yoinv' to close out
everyone of them at
JUST ONt-HALF PRICE
MNV MRE SWORN IN BY SIX
Thnc Failiaf la Rciinltr Ha4 la Find
Some Helpers
Via
A Few Thinji For Men and
Boys
The largest line of Hats, Shoes and
Clothing in town, at the s nallest
prices. ' ,
New things in Men's Ties, a onerous
assortment to select from, 25c, to 50c
Men's Heavy, I'.'.ue and Grey I'lanuel
Over Shirt-, were 2.x cut to $1..7J
Men's Sweaters, were $2.), cut to
$i.;v.
Hoys' 75c Sweaters, cut to .
Children's 51V Rullers cut to
Ladies ;c Rullers, cut to .
Hoys' J6.00 Ovcrcc ats, cut to ..
Men's f 1 s. 00 Overcoats, cut to.
Agents for lvd. V. Price cc Co. Largest
Men's Tailors Your suit made to
measure $15.00 up
The On-ifon law on voting may
i cumtMTSi-jme, but it jrives its
jCforlo the quiet election, just
the samB. In the hundred. of
j votes cast here Tuesday there
i was nothing to excite the suf-
frat'ette or the gmifle taxer.
There was no argument, no a!
tereations. no fights, no rowdy
ism. and no drunkeness.
The day wai more like a holi
day. and it was the first presi
dential election absolutely devoid
of bitterness, The Bull mooser.
the Klepha,nt, the Ikinkey, and
the waU-r wniion, all held sway
without rancor. Laeh sile had
hope sticking out of the lapel
Docket, and each was confident
that the "rik'ht side" would win.
Votinit was very slow on ac
count of the lenuhty ballot, and
many were sworn in. Aienwere
trooninir to notaries all aay, wun
six men to swear them in, hav
inir failed to reirister.
while this is cumbersome, it is 1
U-tter than to have the election
Uard Bwear them in, as this
would delay the ballotinjr.
Now for four years more of
quiet before we have another
ittle family disturbance but we
shall have a state and county
election two years hence so
cheer up!
Account
Pacific International Dairy Show
and
Pacific Land Products Show
NOVEMBER 16 to 23
train schedule
For further ileUi. at to fare from any specific station.
etc., call on nrareit Ajfent or write to
John M. Scott, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Ore.
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PEOPLES STORE
IMi.'.ne l' for Pictorial Review Patterns. HillsWo, Oregon
Petition for Liquor Lkease
CARD OF THANKS
TMK '"''I NTT H.IKT F THE
HTATK ok oi:KjON If 1 ill WA!HIN-
ToX H NTY.
In lh Mutter of th Application of Anton
1 hrtmn.r for a U' u -ii fiini-
ij.nm, Vinu and Malt l.l.'l..r in im
.iimntlll'S tti.in n :.H..n. In t;oiumiia
i'f.in.t. in W ahliiU.n County, or
Koti. To TUB HO.TiU.nUK for NT Y
s.t ltT ok TIIK HTATK OF OliK'.S.
KOK WA.SIIINOTOX COU.NTi;
Th- umlrnlimfil I,-tltlonir. t-enl ot-
.f i'i.tunilna ITtnrt. W anhliiet'
fount)', Oron, ana Kuti-ther nmirtltul-
m muitfiii- tit 1 n U'Ki.i viiifni 01 miu
lYwin.t, ana tiring hiiiwii rr..iii.ji
Id I'imnrL anu Having aciuauy r.-
m.twl thrri-in thirty ilaya lmm.Mliat.y
ir-c-l!ti th- dntf of this Ivtitinn, and
ih rtui.. of mine thereof, woul'l rmpot
pi-titlon and aa tnat a utvnae 10
the cJrTul court from waaningnm
funty dated the h day of Orto-
br, 1'J12. dlnjtin that Uii raw. puo-
ii. aLktn be DUide on l nursoay xim
ltlth da of tXoU-r. 1912. aad the
date ot the tart pubMcatiim of this
umruona la Thurmlay the 21at day
of NoTmtx-r, 1312.
CLYDE RICIIARnSON.
Attorney for plaintiff.
SIS Chamber of Commerce
Portland. Oregon.
We desire to express our sincere
1 a . a t At I. , n Uw. ta.aSA I fullV 11
anUKraieiUl Uiaima tu uiuc w trUu.-ti, vinuua ir)d malt liquom
.n.i..iM ita owl rnmrnrr nii i in icmm mmntme man fn kihh
a I I t til tim ilia TW' IMX WHBIHIIKHHI vwun..
svmDathy dunns: our receni De-ior(JK((n t Kram-d mi humi to Anton
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...... ,..,w,r.t tha lata Iniifrih M I . ' -nnaicnrr. a remrai i -
naviiii.iii, mi miv .". for a nrrlod of one year.
tpnlitrirer. W e return especial I i mi-a un ith day ot j-pterotrr, a. v.
r . . . . . 1 1. i
il-,.,l,o tha U nurhta nf I ft lim. I ' '
UIUMTI.1 w HIV. . nVTlTinVPIH
Inm for thpirikind v assistance. I v lmk.. w. k Twn-. R. J
s. hwank, J. it. iua, rnn .
Krl KWI?r, A. Zrlmpl-r, J. S. hmltka.
J li. Kalr. Willi" Itlikum. V C. !,
IlilUro. Ore.. Nov. 6. 1912. Hf V.u',' ii J T.il' r a "',
v. il. Auie U. penwona. a. n. jonnmiii.
T K Ault. Wm. F. Hrinnch, U
Mrs.
drenr
Miltenberger and Chil-
A ...nm. In IVnimn 13 II rPQral IIm.I Krnk l. ItaMV.
. " v " W.TCskhno. H. Keliy. VV. Z-Uman.
ttnnir nut cerum Kinas uu n ( K-hn.-w. h naidwin. a hhiut,
come
visited
P. A. Wiucni-r,
Winds "do
Onito n nlnniinnt One F . Schlrffelin. 'Clark Htutt, J. F. JI.rO.
iuue a pieasani one ., rron a- jhnon. a. r .
tho homo ni Itev. a. IJ..hn l.ihort. ti. iwacn. iv it
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i Jarence won, second case- K,ra, M u iiuehea.
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li. Riiley. O. C.
D. V. Knnls. Wm
i. .. ,. U f K!nv- 1 I Ifautlrv. A. F KuhK Rotrt Kohlert,
line, uti 111c rvciuus tv... , jH Lunw c. Oonys, Will IWhrtnann, Jr.,
i..lwn oliit Ml nr CJ nf thpir i- i luvia Chan. A. Wunderllih. Henry
nilvll awuk irv. v- w . . 111 - "J" Il w,.h., Anz
friends and church people swept U .h,m. '. h. 'ipp. samui m.o.
in on them for the evenm. - . V ft
Thl Slirnrise Was mOSt Complete, man, Wm. Van ixrven, C.uy Fair. W. 8
.4 thP minister and family were 'r.
le1ptani he, Adolpb .itn-
a crowd on the street, cominir l. iohn n'.h. Prank immhon, Kmii
fmm tna Hiror-tinn nt th ehlirch. K.. hr, W. N Haynon, John CiunpUrll,
''""' "- ' v " . '11 v. x.iMhrun. etini erownrr, j.
as IIIC iiiuiisici mm taiuiij v.v wumiprlirn. J. ,
about to retire for the evening. ir.TU"'ruu.h1(.
Mrs. Cook happened to obse've .tn j. a u
'ft
. ....
and wondered what was nappen- s.anham
in. The iruests attacked the ;V"'V
the citadel, and were admitted 'tmyylwu;
s.ti.lf.ir.1. ortn Fair.
Adam Hell. T. J. Jaikwrn. I. K. Monait.
Harm, tiua l.unow, u. o. iveiuuii.
It. KrieRer, m. it
niter. K. w. Miison, j.
IW.
me vuaiivi, nu "v.v v " c.rrlm. J H. Mumter. K. W. Wilson.
and an enjovable eveninsr was mhi. w. Harms, c. a. vnon. Jc
the result. The party brouLtht v-l jAohnKun-J:.
i rffrixhrnpnts and a iollv reunion i-"i v- FI"1..M",t-. W,T- A S.J
We now give the original and famous
Trading Stamps with all Cash Purchases.
10c yon spend here entitles you to llGreen Stamp
Green
depositing money in t lie
cannot withdraw until
... .t.:...
to obtain soniewiuiK
Am tiilerest oil 'Ail!
bank fioiu wliifii
vou have saved enough
worth while.
Get.iiur .ct'"l y"'r Purchases is
like receiving interest oil what you spend and
it is .1 much higher percent than banks will pay
on what you sue.
1
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m tail
pwwsI i&rx) P-l
Green
Every
was held, in mewaKeoi K.iiwtm. o. a. uin, e n.
storm were left debris upon Uk1'
.lebris. such as edibles of all id onkIXnK
Since Mr. Cook came to niiA. o sj. hietfenn. rmn ti.an, Frank
Hillsboro. eieht months apo, the MviJrtto'W chiV WnV:
i Haptist church has added 45 new h. $"4
members, and the church has k1.1n.1n. w. s. Huhn, rrte white John
) 1 1 f r.',nrtV Xr IF. Iteem A. C. Wilts, Kenny 1H Iplan.-he,
secured a new lot at rourtn & r, KlWw t,,n Fort, wuiiam sipp.
; Lincoln, on which over 5,00 has i. UIS:
lilts siltr laiKvenon, Hen Kelly, v. n. vunmiiw
lu 1 Wo.i..n William an i.on, v.. j
been paid to date
be the legation ot the new
Williams,
F Miller, Chester Wtrts. Oeo,
i .1 u .. . u : ..u vi tiurtpi..L.- O K. l'rineer.
naiuisi cnureu, wtuen me incur ........ :;vZ.n,i Va..:
. .. , . . I MIK ...lliu.li, a.wiui . . ----
oers nope 10 ouuu ne.e
Contributed.
year.-
trmnsfn, i". .Nelson, vwar .ei!.i., i..c
llaiHlcsaiii, A. Sipp. O. S. lltitehlson.
J.weoh Hueher. f. Koesler. H. VV. Vest-
t 1 C 1j ITlrlou rvirrhf wte lo. Westcott, James Hutenison,
Kobert SoedS rnday nignt M. Hunter, F. O. Haulenbeik, H. K.
MiVunisey, wm. onmes, i.eo. !
ire J M. Ynnilersanaen, ti. iiuunwu,
' M. Jones. W. 11 Scott. John tftrutton.
; .1. Oulnn. Jno. A. HaulenneiK
Trading Stamps
von spend. Collecting
j
Just Lihe
Putting Money
BANK
In The
Pasting &C Green Stamps in a book is just
like putting money in the bank. It costs you
nothing to get them, hut the things you receive
for them would cost yon lots of money to buy.
livery dime spent should bring you at least
onc tyjf Green Stamp. If it docs you can till
many beoks each year.
'mi
00K nd IO Green Stamps free at Our Store.
A. H. SPPANER,
Beaverton, Oregon.
Coupon
Cut Out
This
And VVV Will (Hve Vou
10 SCUM Green Stomps
With Sw piitolwsc I" '''Utl"" tlJ ,1,e
,St.i.ii Willi Hie CASH pnrchaiw
NOT COOl) Al'TUIt W.C. 15. ")'
. . . . nenverton, e;ie.
When you are iu Portland, be sure and visit the
beautiful
Green Stamp Premium Parlor, at Olds, Wort
man e King, on the Fourth Floor.
( AUI. LKVI l ,-l JZZ? ZZZL-ml K-.-r.mw.m (TOKWWna'Tll VlPWE!
. -riSSSa RSESli mmZXx iKSli :r'i;Ui :ri:cl f ifma now et
v-tapwu-m-i? awr.'wn at-ajj.; iRii(r;j : ivawwis ia!ii nE,;n 'k.mj-jLi? . iLt ,
' rurtw.is rw iraapKi ? ksss iKsaai mm msum mm 01 u,,u
The first number of the Lyceum
course, though poorly attended.
was a very tine attraction, it
Hillsboro ceiuld have realized the
treat that was beinp given them
the Crescent wouldn't have been
large enough for the crowd. Un
Fridav. Nov. 8 will come the
second number Kobert Seeds, a
very noted and popular lecturer.
11 is one of America s greatest
story tellers, and best of all his
mpssaire is worth while, woney
will be refunded to any one who
is dissatisfied. Get your tickets
reserved at McCormick's at once.
Robert Seeds, at the Crescent
-Ho vou like fun? Would you
pay a little to have bushels of it?
1 . . . D l i 1 . - ? 4.1
If SO do not iail to lane in ine
"Seediest" man that ever came
to Hillsboro. Robert Seeds, of
Pennsylvania. He will expose
seime of the mistakes of life and
von will have lust lots of tun.
Money back it you are noi ae
litrhted. Remember the date-
Friday Nov. 8, at the Crescent
Theatre. Tickets on sale at Mc
Cormick's,
Wm. Cuddy, the editor of the
Weeklv Oretronian. came up yes
terdav morning to greet tne
democratic acquaintances over
tha election of Woodrow Wilson
Wm. isn't thinking that his hens
on his countv Dlace near Urenco,
will stop laying, just because
the country went democratic.
Arthur Miltenberger. Fred 01
sen, W. Tupper. John Ryan and
r.pnnre Harrow, mail carriers on
the rural routes, are glad that
election is over. They were get
ting .tired of handling so many
.1 'oamnaiern letters, and they will
back to tne usual oraer
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No-j CunnlnRton, Petrus Van Wynondach, r.
i hniW.v irtven that the undersigned shoir, Johannes Holswarth, Albert Tile,
residents of Columhla Precinet. Wash-I c. C. erlm, Herman Setgen, Jos. I)u
initton County, OrpRon, will, on Monday, ; monualr, A. Seherllnj, Peter Potvln,
the lsth nay or Mn'nnwr, . v-, , IMM smun, ti. . aiorris, v. n. muurf.
t 111 o ii.H K A. si. oi shiu u, .i-". , r j. , ountr. u. liouitn, v. uoni, n. i-.
I'heehak, K. J. Manon, r. a. enunp.
to
k. f..,..i..i. n,.titlin for a license
sell spirituous, vinous ami malt liquors
... i-i,,i,i Pr.f.not. Washington Coun-
Orecon, in less quitiiiiii!" hi"
.'ii.... V.. h. Pmintv Court of the State
r ...'.r.,n r..r W.ishi'neton County, at the
ourt r.H.m thereof at Hillsboro, Oregon.
e"T.,r:z v,;. and nA wiYVsk thatih"-by ;&ws
...... ... .....inraijrnsrt nent oi raisi ueaur trre rrreiiu i.
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE
In the County Court of the Htate of
Orwfon for Washington County
In the matter of me ppiirninm
Frd VVVsrh for a Urnae to sU splrltu
oua, vinous and malt liquors In leas
quantities than one callon In East Cedar
Creek ITeclnet. Washington County.
To the HoniM-rfhle County Court of the
State of Oron, for Washington coun
ty: Th iindoralrned Detitioner. legal vot
ers of East Ceilar t'reek l"relnrt. Wash
ington County. Oregon, and together con
stituting a malortty of the legal voters
of said preetnet, and being actual resi
dents of said nreelnet. and having ai-
tually resided therein more loan tnirty
days Immediately preeeaing me oaie
this petition, and the date of filing there
of, would respectfully petition and asa
that a license to sell spirituous, vinous
and malt liquors in less quantities than
one gallon. In Kast Cedar Creek Pre
cinct. Washington County. Oregon, be
granted and Issued to Fred WesOi. a
resident of said precinct, for a perioo ot
one Oi year,
luted this 1st day of October, 1911
PETITIONERS
David Culhbo, . J. ltL John Crtffin,
IL Itel, l.udwlg Weltn. A. O. Wllklns,
George Jurgens, C. C. Kyea, It. 8. Town
send. Ueo. lialhreath, C. E. Mills, Joseph
Ijiurence, W. U Davla, fieo. II. John
win. A. F. Itel, John Jurgens, E. N.
Shrtiyer, Oeo. Whoff, Iwls Jurgens, Wm.
K. Rav. J. A. Anderson, George Kenner,
Lee liuckaby, A. Kolm, J. M. Ilurnett,
Wm. Itarnarover. Fred Lursman, H. 1
Nobose. 8am Oalbreath. J. C. Wangeman,
E. F. Mack, J. Piatt, J. II. 8hamont, Wm.
Jackson. A. Koennaman, T. C. Wheaton,
I. T. Sherman. HenK'hel Clutter, L. C.
Sherman, Lugl DeSantis. I). C. Oower.
Wm. Keckstead, J. ottersirom, n. r
Hank, E. Klinger. Chas. U Wilson. A. J.
Mosher, H Frobose. P. A. Fuller, J
Kaufman. Frank Molne, H. M. Moore,
Chaa. Oeiberger, Wm. Jurgens, 1 8a
gert. Jo Potnim, W. Tiffany, D. O. Gal-
breath. August WlunK, William vteiin.
Joseph Peel, J. M. Jameson, C. W. Rob
erts. O. Honstrom, J. it. s. inompiwo,
K. T. Cole, A. W. Mack, J. P. Rartlett,
C. F. Casteel, W. Krause, 8. Wheaton,
H. Petersen. Adolph Cimino, W. F. Ra
berg, C. Kesterson, W. A. Clear, A. Gal
hreath, A. Kietsman, E. A. Eddy, E. U.
Iowner, L Wallnt. Q. U Powers, C. L.
Shaver, Fred E. Shaver, William Elllg
en, P. Halt. Ben lav, Fred Luethl, Ira
MitVnnelL Emll Luethl. Q. W. ..ndrewa,
11. S. Harding, J. J. Krelger, J. R. Fuller.
J. I. Andrews, P. Casteel, W. E. Stop
penbach. H. ftiffron, H. Krause, W. 8ed
lak. H. VanlVrYacht. H. C. Kelsey, Fred
Hess, A. 1). Smith, P. H. Schmidt, Henry
Saffron Jr., Frank Secter, Ebert Ohling,
John Lester, Henry Hotrwarth, Harry
Hall. Claus Peters. A. C. Hall, Fred
Elligsen. A. Flshbuck. A. Peters, Jos.
Oalbreath, C.eoige Elligsen, John Gal
breath, A. Rrascesco, J. W. Murphy, C.
llrascesco, J. W. Hess. F. L. West, H.
Foulkes, Z. T. Cole, Ed Krause, F. M.
Allen, T. M. Hess, John E. Hedges, 8. C.
Heas, Ralph Hedges, A. J. Hess, Henry
Staulens. Jasper Hess, James Adson,
H. J. Hess, Peter Iiahlen, R. O. 8-ott,
Jaecob Thomson. Robert llle. L. 1. West-
falL Got tf red lenler. R. Swindells, W. R.
Duane Bailey, Chas. Oechsner, C. W.
Cixiker, John Yeager, Jos. Yeager, T. 1.
Clark, John Weach, J. C. Martinasxl,
W. L. Hollaway. E. 11. Metsler.
To Whom It May Concern: Notice Is
it. du l.a itta.ietl to the unuerKlKneu
to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors
n Colimima, itcciiici, "
v Oregon, m less qianime .......
ii'lloti, for a period of one O) year from
the date of the Issuance ot sucn uotm.
onted tnts Hin uay ui wwra, ..
t.it'1
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A.MV.' 1.1110 .....
Applicant
THOS. H. TONOPK, Jr..
Attorney for Applicant
IK tililg.
Commei-clal Pal
Hillsboro, eiregon.
2nd and Main,
SUMMONS
tn tiie Clreuvt Court oItnexaleoI
Ortgon, for the county oi waaa
tngton... Chxtettaa Reed, WainUfl,
Yen us
W. E. Reed, Dafendant.
Washington County, Oregon, will on
Wednesday, the 4th day of December,
1!U2, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of
said day, present the foregoing petition
for a license to sell spirituous, vinous
and mnlt liquors In less quantities than
one gallon. In East Cedar Creek Pre
cinct, wasnington county, uregon, io
the County Court of the State of Oregon
for Washington County, at Hillsboro,
Oregon, and at said time and place will
ask that a license be Issued to the under
signed applicant to sell spirituous, vin
ous and malt liquors In East Cedar
Creek Precinct, Washington County,
Oregon, In less quantities than one gal
lon, for a period of one year from the
date of the Issuance of such license.
Paled this 24th day of October, A. D.
1912.
FRED WESCH, Applicant.
Thos. H. Tongue, Jr., attorney for
applicant
To W. E. Roed, Defendant: j
In the name of the State of Ore
gon you are hereby .required to ap
pear and answer me compimmi iu
again Bit you In the above entitled
Court and cause on or oeiore rir
day the 22nd day of November, 1912,
tJmt beln the date ffiaed by the
Court for you to appear ana an&wer
herein, and being m weeg. trom tne
date of he first publication of this
summon; and if you fall to o ap
pear and answer, the plaintiff will
auuly to itb Court for the reliet
nrayed for in tne complaint, to-wn
for a decree dissolving the bonds of
matrimony heretofore and now ex-
tatlng between, the plaintiff and de
fendant, and for such other and fur
ther relief a to the Count may seem
meet and equitable.
This summons la published once
a week for eht consecutive weeks
In pursuance of an order of Hon. R.
0. Stevenson, Judge of the County
Court of Waahdngton County. Ore
gon, In the absence of the Judge of
Notice to Creditors
Notice ii hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed, by order of
the County Court of tne Slate of Oregon,
for Washington Countv. made and enter
ed upon the 3rd day of October, 191, as
Administratrix ot tne estate 01 aierrut u.
Davis, deceased, and has been duly qual
ified as such as by law prescribed.
Now, therefore, all person having
claims against said estate are hereby no
tified and required to present the same,
together with proper vouchers therefor,
to the undersigned at the law office of
Bsb ley & Hare, in the American Nation'
at Bank Building in Hillsboro, Washing
ton County, Oregon, within lis month
from the data hereof.
Dated this 3rd day of October, 191a.
Ethel a Davis,
Administratrix of tha estate of Mtrrltt
C Davis, deceased.
Bngley & Hare, Attorneys for Administratrix.
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