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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1913)
auaoRo! 'Anon mKCAft a m Annual St. Valentine's Day HILLSBORO, HALL RIO AY, FEB. 14, 1913 V.A March at 9tSO Unmosh at ll.OO - miscent five piece orchestra $30 In Cash Prizes Will 5e Given M ri . tlrttul lady i , iwol comit nl o t pri yml p 2 1st prize best dressed gentl'n $3 2nd prize, " " 2 1st prize, root! comictil " 15 2nd prize, 2 SPECIAL PRIZES 5 lo v t ouple waltzing. $3 to Udy and $2 to gentleman 1 in l..i h r worh to the gentleman with longest hair 1 in l,t li r worh to the gentleman with least hair U n i.l li Kel t the most hungry loohing gentleman 4 prif divided hrtween lady and gentleman in Lndurance Two btrp. lancing Promptly At 6 O'cloch and Lasting Until 2 O cloch. !.SKI.! f.KNTl.KMKN $l. AltV S KvTATORS cents I.ADIKS IN COSTUMK l'KKK CKNTLKMKN SH-CTATORS 2Ti cents N.i . will ! allowed n the flour without mask or domino. Masks and .mill... , M l nil .! at 10 it-UK and no. The Chicaco Costume Co. of Port Wl wt'.l ! at the W.hiuiton Hotel Frid.iy momiug with a complete line of t ;;!;.(. l i T" r - aaaaa alBaMBBBBBBBBM I I CftlTi CWtV I I I I ONE CENT I I m W VGUT. Exclusive Selling Agent, tlillsboro is 11 AN1 SIIOCKEN (j niTul r.Lickuiitliiug a in I Hois- Shoring "..itl'. ii li. ii I iiHimilrt il. lluf 1 II 1 - i ...... . s. 'Ilui.l v KilUlMir 'A M.CliloKrs NOIICI; linn 1 1 ... .i . .. k'.-'i niii inn m mi it i y ii-il.iuiti.,,1 ('..mil. Iiv an iir.lnr ! ill- Huh ,i,y or i-i ,.. .i.,, a nit, iiiLlMr-dMiii'.! 1.1 III- I ... L L t 1 1 1 . I .. M .ill .- V. . , """ "". "-.'IHI.I ,1 II II III, I 1, 1.. I'lVl.li' rlin m mni,l . I' I il'i-i,,...! ..... . ... I'riwni ,. MJiiiin, .itfiii.hi.r'wtlli '""Inns IIimlmI, i mn m mv Imv ..llii-ii i' I,1. it i'. ,, !,r,, H it ii mi nmiiiiiii ''Ih I 'Hi I1V flf ll'.llllt...iM llll'l "I Jl I "1.1. I..I111 Mt.lMiuoii, .r nr 1 ... 1 .... 1 hi ii . l .111 1 l ItH'l lW ,:'"lilili, M,.i:inm. .Imion-ml. ""U'l", Aiinrn.iv f ir KK. iMiliir. Ili'lll Hlil'vii.nii nt lli. ii 11 n; iiji 1- '"al t'luireh every Sun- " I 111 111 tn'IWlrlli lllf ... vv 1 ii--..ii, .IJ i'W'lKUll.. frolic, of Laurel, was n MHilay. ajtcr looking Ult' tax eounter. :,"r l'liilliprt has hounht 'ivsUf Kilwiti Moroiin in llll TllCfllfn McDonald and Knimn '"i were the firnt to jrra.l . ,, !' S.,llU. Mxumitiation, ""i in 1 usiriet No. 41). "'iK-r la Karl Tapjien, of lUSIUUI I. SliASON ntatives from Shoridan. McMinnville. Cornelius and Pal la have met and have nent out a call for a tri-eounty Leavrue for Hfnateur ta.selmll for the year U)i:t. They want Hillslwro and Korest drove to join with them in the formation of the league, and they ask for a moetinK in McMinnville, Fehruary 10, to nerfeer organization. League otlieialst are to be elected at this session, if aitreeahle. 1 hose pres ent at the session to call the coming meeting' were August lrmler. Cornelius, W. 1. Ka'icgn, Sheridan. C. W. Schultz. Dallas, and Ceo. T. Poarce, McMinnville. 11. M. White was temporary sec retary. CARD OF THANKS We desire to sincerely thank all who kindly tendered aid and sympathy during our recent bereavement, the death and ob sequies of the husband and fath er, the late Henry Wehrung. Mrs. Henry Wehrung ana Children. Hillslioro, Ore., Feb. 12, 1913. (I litickman and wife were in from the South Tualatin section Mondav. John W. Winters, of near Mid dleton, was up to the city Tues day, paying taxes. Mrs. Ellen Wolfcrsperger, of Columbia City, Indiana, i8 visit ing her son, Jos. Wolfersperger, and family. t)i:i.ioir.NT Tai Ul tor II2 Tbn Itcrtlwl lid uf iMintiwiit le lot lha rl lull ilia HUIiuni IH u i-1 ul llic hutr IKIItiir lmU il fin !. lid in Uitct ;s ul tbt lirnnal Lavtol (lie mil Srttioti, The utrt on la lulloaintf ilvrtliMil irl pioirrt uutcil in WmIiidkIob County, Oic(in. 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Recvet, Sheriff and K-ollicio Tax Collector WaihliiRtou County, Oregon. pMlcd thia ut day of February, 191 J. Hugh L Reed and family de parted Tuesday for Nebraska, after residing here since last April. He sold his place to a reu Brown, late ot Illinois, mrs. Ueed is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Harrington. Jack Hobinson, of Scholls, was in Monday, taking out a load tq iii. r mi tfmmntt nl nee. beVoncl bkl VJ jaa..w-- T Laurel. He and Emmott are go ing to keep bachelor's hall at the ranch. o) 1 First Annual Clearance Sale ON CLOTHING-Every Suit and Overcoat in the House Reduced SOME Or THE PRICES $14.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT $10.45 WOO SUIT OR OVERCOAT 11.85 lft.OO SUIT OR OVERCOAT 14.75 20.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT 16.50 25.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT 15.75 Agency for Bergmann Shoes, Head light Overalls. aTTtl .iiinmnu"llultttulLLlt"mil"''u'"utl To tkehants The Argus has a bona fide annual circulation of 2,000 in Washington county alone. These papers go to the heads of families in nearly all instances. A circular letter to these people from a business house would cost $20 in postage alone. Aside from this expense, there would be the expense of printing and the labor of addressing. Advertising in the Argus will get inside of this. Mr. Business Man, thinh it over, and try an advertisement in the ARGUS BB37.T,
