p
a
SPRJNG GROVE FARM
JERSEYS
V
FOR SALE: A few hirh irrade Jersey ftiws. snn to U
fresh; a few younsr rvn$tered bulls and heifers. Herd is
is hea.led by MONMOl'l H NORLK. prize winner at State
Fair. 1911. Herd produced an average of $138.00 ter cow
in 1911.
Also registered Berkshire Piss, Barred t1 mouth Uk
Chickens and IVkin Ducks.
WM. SCHULMERICH. HilUhoro. Ore.
Hillsboro, Ore., R. D. I No. 5
APPLES
FAIR ACRES produced about
700 boxes of fancy apples this
season. This means about 25 ap
ples apiece for each citieu of H ills
bora Not enough to keep the
doctor away but they will help.
Spies per box. $1.25
Rings, Baldwins and
other good varieties
per box $I.OO
Good seconds, per box 60c
Windfalls and other
low grades, per box, 35c
Delivered anywhere in the city at
at above prices. Phone your order
at once while these ate oa haud as
a cleanup shipment will be made
'0 Portland soon.
R. E. HARBISON.
Phone 377 Hillsboro, Ore.
The Oregon Eleetric R'y.
Line is Open
EUGENE. JUNCTION CITY, & HARRISBURO
Trains leaving Hillsboro S:n a. m. and 3:59 p. m.
connect at Garden Home with limited trains at Salem
Albauy. Current folders ivc details of all traius.
A VALUABLE SILVEK TROPHY
is otTered by the Railway Companies for the
BEST AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT
of products grown along the lines of the Oregon Electric,
United. Spokane, Portland & Seattle, and Oregon Trunk
Railways, displayed at the
PACIFIC NORTHWEST LAND PRODUCTS SHOW
Portland, November 18-23
80 cents round trip to Portland
Tickets on sale Nov. 18 to 21 inclusive
return limit Nov. 25.
$15.76 roun J trip to SPOK. NK
NATIONAL APPLE SHOW
Tickets on sale November ir io :4, inclusive
Fast trains to Spokane morning and evening Via Oregon
Electric Ry. and the North Bank Road.
Details, schedules, sleeping car reservations, etc., on ap
plication. W. E. COMAN, Gen. Frt. & Pass. Agt, Portland. On.
S. COOPER, Agt. Hillsboro, Ore.
m
i 1
It takes five different aged
whiskies to make Cyrus
Noble each one good in
itself. But it takes blend
ing and re-ageing to bring
out the best in each to
"round-out" the flavor.
Why punish yourself with rough, hih proof, strong
wbibkey when you can get Cyrus Noble everywhere?
W.J. VAN ScHUYVER & Co. General Agents, Portland, Ore.
HILLSBORO GIRL WEOS
A PORTLAND AVW
Mr. i:mmi t:lna ItoArr MarrWO
to Silas ChritiIUixn. luoaJay
HOM00 , air ouri!
hVfctaJ Omt ! Ilk Pravlkal mi Dae
( A U ( the NwtaarM
Married. At the Hotel lVrtland.
lVt'and. Orvcon. Tuesday. Nov.
lt. ltU Rev. W. A. M. Prwk
otnciatiiiff. Silas I'hristorTcrson
and Kumn Kdna Rocker, the
bride of Hillshonv. and the Kruotn
of ancouver and Portland. Th
ceremony was performed in the
hotel iMrlora in the presence of
the t datives of the bride and
trroom, nd a few invited friends.
Miss K. Hissner, a sister of the
bride, w as nuid of honor. Atter
the weddin Mr. and Mrs. Christ
ofleison enjoyed their honey,
moon lour in an air trip up the
iilumbia river.
The Kroom is well known all
over the Northwest as one of the
most practical and well as most
darinn of the world's aviator,
and he first came into prominence
by tlvintf from the roof of the
New Multnomah Hotel, Portland,
to Vancouver. Wash. His bride
has made a number of ascents
with him. and his machine is
navigated as easily w ith a pas
senger as in solitaire.
Mrs. ChristotTersort is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiss
ner. of South Tualatin, residing
on the former John Witt place.
Mne is an expert chatieur; a jtuod
horsewoman; and has shown her
nerve by aerial Hights. and ex
pects to become the first airnav
iratress in the Northwest.
The machine in which they are
makir.jr their wedding tour is one
that was constructed under the
direction of the groom, and it is
a marvel of mechanism. He
easily glides it up and dow n the
N illaraette Riv er at Portland, gi
ing either over or under the sev
eral bridges as he pleases.
Mr. and Mrs. ChristotTerson
w ill make their home in Portland
for the present
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction at his farm, J mile
east of laurel, at ten a. m., on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23
Gray horse. 9 yrs. 12U); black
mare, 5 years. 1100-both work
single or doable; hay horse, good
worker.
DAIRY STOCK
Also the followingTwenty-one
head extra good dairy cows,
graded Jerseys and Graded Hoi
steins 17 are fresh now. and -I
will be fresh at date of sal
The average test of these cows
is 4.50 for the past year, and
each cow brought me $i:$J.01 for
the year. I have the statements
from the condenser for this
Seventeen of these are young
cow s. Ten tons clover hay. Half
cock milk tester, and othtr nrti.
cles too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale-Six months
time, annroved banknblw nito at
8 per cent. Lunch w ill be served
at noon.
Roy Heineck. Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
F. L. Crown. Clerk.
I am going out of the dairy
business, and this entire h.r.l iu
to go on sale-no' by-bidding.
1 rus dairy is oj?n to inspection.
Anv intending tiiirchsmr mau
come before date of sale, stay at
my place, over night, free of ex
pense, and see them milked.
There is absolutely no r.Pttr
milking herd anywhere.
Roy Heineck.
Notice to Creditors
Tongue - Addition
10 IIILISBORO
Sold by the Vr!'(.4 Kcalty Co. I.t
and II ill Avic li.nU vvty tcioii.thl y
ptuid, iwd on the wiy l?t of tains.
Also t.at 111 ixit. Money to bun.
Come and Give Trial ami V Will
Trrat You Riftht.
l ocate I Utw ten ln and hit Mint oppiiic Houl.
SALKS MANAGERS
Kerr Brothers
Phones: Otticc City y, icsidciuc City ,VSJ
I!
I-VK Tllr J y-v
Best Fire Insurance! cs?
am raviT shiriK To.stni'y ssluJ
!t.wr hi.' iik.v i.i.-
Niti ii ,Ptl. kIvh i. tint ihr iimli r
ti(jml luvs ilnlr i'uiilirinul. h
iintrrof thr I'mintv llmiti .f ii.. d..i...
Or'Km for WliiiiKtun bounty nilf ami
""""" nfn inn inn ijr or novmnlmr.
Kiiruiurn of Ihn latt Will ami
TfUinmit nt Marjr K. Mi-rrull, dwrawil,
anl liava duly iiia'itii a surh.
Now thnritforo, all mrvmt havliiff
launii airalnNt mi I mtaU ara lixroliy no
litinl ami raiiirKi to priK-nt thn fiatnr,
toiffthrr with proiH-r vimk lirra llmreriir,
to tlii! iinili-riiKiiflil Kf wirora at llin law
orticj-s ( BaKlry A Uarw in Ihn American
National hank building In Hillnlxiru,
Wailiiiiyton County, Dfgitn, within ait
tnontlia Iroin the ilaif hurmt
CharlM P. Mrrrfll,
('harlet M JoIiuhoii,
Klrniitim nf ltm tuat Will - ...I
nintit of Mary E. Merri ll, uiaf l.
fmj a uarp,niiuriifyi fur r.ncnUirn
Go with your shoe work to
the Hillsboro Shoe ShoD. in the
Soda Factory Building, on Main
street, operated by I. C. Knight,
wnere promptness is a specialty.
Orepon has about eivht-hun.
dredths of an inch of deficiency
in raintall since lust September.
wno would have believed jt"
German Lutheran .Services,
Sunday afternoon. Nov. 24, at
the city hall, at 2:30 o'clock. All
are invited.
Herman Kflmnn nf nnrtri nf
the city, was in town Saturday.
Herman now has a rock road
within a few hundred vards of
his home.
IIKNr llh tlN-.t SI K
JOHN VANDKRWAl
shtec 4uc IuMiraiu'c to.
rCllH'Matra I'luuw -4 IULLMUKU
SUMMONS
l urn kA u Si atrial
tb tiiunjr of xttti
la t'lnuH
lri:.c, lir
H ttno.
I.uka ViMhlna. l'UU(rT.
ttia
ll.li-tia Yu liiim. I vf. n.l.m
IV lOlitia U1lni1 (b a!
to - i.l-'-l di -(' ml jut :
lu llw iau i t llf M.t of Ora
IE ti. Jihi an hra ti r .iiu.l My
(K itr rtlU UM' r till- aUtOaUalll tllanl
atallM )K U llr caUa- rtai--J
Mh Jay im( Nut mtaa r. Ii:. ul iUr
ban it al'.r tt- rpnntib i alt
it k fn.iu !- (trot miiaw-atliau
of UaM auuiitHina l( )u (iJ lu j
iwr aiid Mitwtr. Ur i-Uimur all
ai.. iu Ibi im1 Ur IN- r htt !
tuaiilid lu lh lomiiltttiii f..-u tn-r
In. Ui U K.r il..i'4- of ilittrn-.
Utvvt Uicha IUf NhkIh if lual
rWMll tin IXlMll.lt tK'tWrra lUlt
lUf and iK ftti.Utit am Ibr iniun.h nf
daaciun of tb tailutirr Uy u d
fi-litlu4 fr Ihr IkthmI nf ttiotv th.Mi
'n )tar.
Tiaia umnioba la tml.luh.j imit
a t-a fur all ( ua a-wlvo nka
by onji r of ihr Hon J IV ratulli
JUakJCV uf lb lhf MitUl.-d i-a.uri !
Jtd Satinib r 3mh. ISI2. illr.intl
tlx- LuUIUata tli
WOKUMU.K a II VS.
Attori.B for I'lumi.tf
Ialt of flrat pubHrattiati tkaoba-r
l'h. i:.
I'a4v of laat t'libll. atlon Nov. Uiba-r
ltb. Pill
. B uiJcn of liomrs.
Our
"PROFIT-SHARING
Investment Certificatas
areREAL HoneyMakers
Send for ttooKlot
0O4iOCwbattBIyiUJ0i
!V. 0. Dundson1
rNDi:uT.Ki:u
Calls atli lulcd iiiht or d.iy.
Chajul atnl P.ulis.
1 I ONCCCNT I
VUialll t.Xi luiv Mrllinit A,;ru II.IUJ
Hoffman's Sawmill
it saw inn from the U-N iiiU , Ul
Wa-hm;iii i.iuny. Th-- luu 1
Rough and Dressed Lumber
ku.n imi:i ri.ooki.Nt; ,md kimic
alvaH on Intnl. l'iiutm- ,,
HuiMiiitis ll.H.iink., Uusiu, i.s;
ttt.H -all kinds 1 ( linUhnl linn!- t
lot li.msc iinlrti.il. UVdrln.i
1 hm; I'm; St4t, C.lctu.c Cmit i!
PKTER IIOI IJAAN, IUoiu. Oun
1
SIMMONS
In Iha- ( Inuit Coitrt of tN"Stiut
Otiin for Vaahlntn Cotintjr
Mri MakV t, I'laMitMf,
inui
Jotullll Mlda-t. la-ftn,l.uiL
To Johatin MW. t, (bv abow Miitvd
d- fa-tiilant :
lO lb IWIIIP l.f tbl Stato of (aTf
lt u ytm art luTi-by ra-uuaJ u an
lar tu.ii itiiawaar h- iuui(Uai fJ. j
Illl.lt WiU III Hi ahaitTM ihJIiL.,1
i-auc aul cnurt tn or ba fiwt KriaUy.
No.mr 82 U. whuh (.c k.
Aflar IU data- of Of fH-al ntlblla-a
lU-ti nf tl.in MJinuioiia abli li ix hi
Una MiliMjalati llnrtof at of di
th-UiU-r lo, ivii. and 1 yi.14 faU to
aillX'Or OJmI KluaWar t..r hl
tl-Tiirf Ike plnUillff will aiply to
lha l.url for tl nJlpf rf.-iiHn.t..,l In
liar rtMllllUllil. U kt;
rnc a tiirriK dWtMilvitiK titia mr
riaK contrail tuiw n;iMi
lllntiif and dai ndaM and for nu b
otliar and Airthi-r r lU-f a i. 1 1..
cuitrt inuy aiipi'tir juitt.
Than mimtiKU la tinl.llrka.rf l.v
iU r of Hon. J I:. Cainiila.41 in.i-
irl the (InnU l i.urt. mml.. and ilntad
till lllh of IklnLa- I'll 11... ,1-1..
of th f Irwat t ulilli aik.n ba mix Oio
tT 10. !U2. and 1 1, a- it it ..t
laa jiublkntion bi-nx Nov 21 I2
S'HNAI5r:l. t I.AIt(M IK mid J. Il
OKNKH. Altorna va for IMnliaillf
' 4 ( hanil r of l.Vinuu n ., I'or:
land, (kTaoii.
HELP YOUR
CITY
8HERIrr,8 SALE.
NOTK K IH HKIIKHY fjlVKN That
bv vlrtiif of an i a i iiuim il. r. ..
till! ortli r nf ula- imiimI mil uf l.lif
l-lnult liutt tf tin- Wale lj Otii
Kon. lor Vanlnt.avloti Coiinly. ilat.d
lln 7tb iair itl fmttibi-r, lata, in f
vtr of Jckn V;uida-rwal and 8am II
Scy. plttit.ttlf Tm. and aKln K I.
FraU y, liirthn Kmlcy, KkliuidM Tnim
f:o.. a ti.riiuriiln.n, Alk u .VruuatmaiiK,
Mary ('hha und Oo. A. Carm-y.
d' li i,luiii, for ttia- Mini uf IX'iUo no
with lull nut thriuii from May 23.
Kill, at tlw Tutc of ti pa r cent, pa-r
biiiiuiii, ana th- rurthi-r mhii f
Ou attrtn' fa-i-a, and tli hinh r
wain of 1,0 10 n,il and dMiurHo
ininta, to tif dVri-rtid anl deliver-i-d,
cruuuaiiiUiiK tttt Ut luako aalu of
Uie n al propi-i-ty hi-rolnaftcr da w rib-
d, 1 have U-vJa-d upon, and puntuani
to aaid fxtiutioii, Uicreu and ordit
of aula-, will oo
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NO
VEMBER. 1017.
at 1b Boulh door of tbu Courtlmuae
n ll'iifciboro, W'aabMigton. Comu.y,
(rKiiii, at l.o hour of t n o clotlt
A. M. or mid day, u-ll ai xilille huc
llon to thi- lil,bKt bldda-r for cnah
In hiuid, all aV Uio following da-m hb
(d roal onmi rtv Ivltur lu.i.ar .,. .n
iwt- I iv WatihliiKlon :ounty, Ortgon,
Biu panuuiuny duMi-iibtd aa fol
i wit. to-wiit:
Nortihwifct tiuarler of nnittiwa.
iiuancr, mtuoii t.iwen (3) noriha-aM
quarter of ou4haHt quartrr and
Hoirth boh of twirthcant quarter, Sec
tion Four 14) hi TownHhlp Two (
Nwitt, ItangB Fly (6) Went, Wlllnm
ette Meridian. And wphJ: half f
HOUthwewt finii rtap-r Rnetitoia 'Pl.lm.
four (34) In TowiiHlitp Three 3i
iNonn, Kanse nvo, (f,i Wen, arid
aout.bwft qiinrter of north we4. qiiiir
tr end IaA No. JVur (4) In. Her
Mon Thrf3 CI), TowtihIiIp Two (2)
North, RajiK Five (5) Went, Wlllam
cMe Meridian, to oatlafy thu hum
Inhefore named aiuua and for th
coMta and exM nett of mI. and mild
writ. Hald naln will b madtj wibjoot
to irudcmpulon an par a4atute of Ore
gon., Ixitfd at HiHiihonn, Oregon, on thin
!Hh day of Onloner, 1I2.
am. o. UANfxjcK,
8Ju4ff of WaHhlngton County, Ore
BAKILEY ft HARE,
Attorney (or Plaiatlfft
Py Patnuiizitiir mi In
dustry. A dollar iMi)t in
th city onci'. Mill U- h-iiI
innumerable times. You
have u hundred chances to
Get It Bach
Try some of our llildro
made !rend. You w tit like
it. and the more we Imke,
the U-tter bread e make.
Our Cakes and Pastries' are
dt-lijfhtful.
Washington
Bakery
aaaaaaawawaaaaaawB
Tliird Street
r W H.UM.S, I res. I. J nKI, Vice iTes, A K 1 1 Mi.,, i whaf
ill ikTf.k .nii
Tnii First Namonai Bank
OI: 1-OKliSr UROVI'.. OKPliON
Capital and Surplus $60,000.
a cnMi'AU.Mivi: .siaii:mi;m
Thr I.. !!.., r..u.i.i, al.t.ti.1,1 ..( tt.r .1. ,-.(. ,,vlly
ni;sr Mtii.su. iiask. .1 i.r.t ,,, ,..,, f j..
UianKr ror It (atV ..liitl.
lKPi)SIT.S
Nv. 2. I'.hci, $ i2,:;is m;
May 2. P.UO. I.TJ.I.'IS !S .
Nov. 2, HMO, l:cus i;
My 2. lull, Ms,s77.s "
Nv. 2, P.M , 1 .Vt. I.Iil.lU .
M y 2, P.12. 2nl,o7i. i;
KtsMtl.rH M.,v 2. iiKci, ?r,;,::isii)
" U'12, ::i:,.2i;iSfi
40 Pt Cont Omh RoHorvo
THK CUP THATCMKKkS
Ktt tsK-cial attention at this
grocery, it comes in tlic form
of tea. If there is one tiling
more than another w. arc
prowl of, it is cAir blend of
tea. Rich in flavor and fla
grante it is the Uvcr.iKc that
is full of comfort and c heer.
HILLSBORO
MERCANTILE, CO.
Phone. Main 1002
Ijrin Stewart, a Hon of the
late Dave Ktounia-t . ia. .......
.... IIIIBI
tjrove. Iihh l
.State .Sima to for the (Jrant, Mal-
i.eur Mnu narney dmlriet. He i
a ifradunte nf Pm-iiu it.,: u..
-', . aivaaiv, J III y f HI V,
atlll IS tlltmiltiwl in
of law in the Oregon courts. Mr.
unait m itiurneti io MWS Jen
nie KitUunia I.- - I
-"! a, ajn niiuvvn nere
years a, as were her parentB,
Mr. and Mra. John Sawyer.
( Mi
Mnth of the pleasure tiU, n f t),e health
mess of juimI nuking is helpctl hy th' ti"
of reliahle niaucin ntcnsiN. W't luy t'
inn utenv.ils only from the lie.-.t makers--V
tan he sure therefore of rcliahle oods
w hen you buy here.
Let ns show yon some of the following.
LisK Rofi.tcrn, DaKvr Jars. Mt-t
Choppers, Aluminum Ware, Cop
per Ware, Granite Wort
PHONE MAIN 373
- GENERAL HARDWARE -
HILLSBORO " OREGON
I'ROMPT WORK IIUNKST WoKK MODHKN - W'ODHMKN
IV VP
Tltr MwVtn WiMMtim-n ";; in l)'1'
lrn, in thr tlmiiKll.iiMi".'- 'f"'L,
mid f.Minli TlniMiUy n,oni"
Ni IkIiIhim liivllril.
C.IMJHBV, W.O. JAIOBS.
Chrk. l0U,",'
Hiunuoao. Cmi H-li
THOS. II. BROWN
Conl factor
l'riiipr' Minnr 741
l'LASTHR IIKUK ANU CliMKNT
Hillsboro. Or.
Argun and Journal, I2.2G.