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SPRING GROVE FARM
JERSEYS
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J - t ' V:
lORSAI.E? A few liiih jjra.lt- Jerey m.n to In-
fri'tli; u few fining n v-iHii r..! IhiIIh unl In iti -t. Herdi
11 headed by MONMOUIII NORI.R, prize vuni,. r nt Strt
Fair. I'Jll. Herd prod in an ttuTiit' uf $RW.M) jmt i uw
in lull.
Al-Kt registered R-rkH,ire 1'itf, tarr-d ' mouth Rork U
Thicken and I km iiirkH,
poutimr m. has
OFFER JO STUDENTS
I'l.ui Will AJ.I Mutny In lc I'rc
i iniiim I uiul
I'MNU liU All Till SIllilMS
o.iiinn Sa il M ill Mian
anil Mute I'a.uhry
lUllcr
WM. SCIIULMLK1C1I, IlilLWo. On.
IlilKU.ro, Otc, U. I. I. N... i
0 Peoples Theatre b
Main St, next d.r tCity liaUry -
Always linr n'Gooil, U to tlntc
Show for 5c unci lOc.
Q MATINEE Kvery S.itui,!.y at 2 j. m. p
I vt ryolil man in tlu riiH-mnt fruit tf Inn ymuwr
A nnin .It'! nut jrnw over niiilit. Am- t rt r.H un uh, nml
i' Atnnai.;aiH,f in htciilitiu' uwtiy iur money, uo i stmlint;
ur caimnty for work nml r'iiriiiif us for a tlcrtoluU old uk
If )uu wih to Ih rotnfortftlilo, you tntist U i;iii puttintr away
your money now, Hon wh.n old rotne joti an fail l.ai k
uioii the money you I'.ANKKll vheti ymt were ytunner.
I'oynur Imiikintt with iih. We pay 1 per cent. inUre.st.
IHLLSIIORQ NATIONAL HANK
W. II. Wkiiki se., V,v iN H, T, I.KKI .tkb. Xwe l ir..
lU'lli kt mil I, ('uHlnrr,
CALIFORNIA
The I.antl of
Sunshine and Flowers
Reached by the
I W SUN S IT Ytwl
I l060lNSMASTAl I
1 I w Quits I I
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
I'OUTLANO
OltKCSON CITY
JVOODHUUN
SAtKM
U0SKIU1UG
('.HANTS PASS
ASHLAND
l'Vom
ALHANY
COKVAMiW
MeMINNVII-U'l
KUGKNH
mul from other Main Line uiul Ihnneh Line Points to
Los Anelew, ('olton, I'nHHiulonn, Kivoraiiio, Sun Hurnailino
uiul other California points with atop-overa in either di
reetion mid lontf return limit.
THROUGH TRAIN SIORVICK DAILY
ijnil I'l Hltelxeo Kxiri'Hi: Willi nWrvnlinti Cur, I'iiIIuihii Sinmhiril nml
'"iiOnI Hlfepm cur hikI Hll-trfl li irk wn( ilny cuhcIic hihI ilinlnu car.
I'lilil'orilla Ksprftlil .Willi SUiiilnnl nml Toiitlsl Hli'i'ping nirn, nll nlti l
hlKli lck rn-Nt ilny conclin mul rtiniiiK cur.
All Imiim rdimcct nt Hiin 1'rnncliicn Willi tlirouvJi li mlrrn tniin
vin Odt-n or inilh lhroiith l,wt AilKlf mul the Sunm-l Ronle
1 " iHti'i, nlt'1'iiiiig c ir m-fommiiilaliiinii, litkeU, or lilerutiire on California
cnll on nciirrst ngctit or write
JOHN M SCOTT, Oenern! I'nsieiiKer Agent, l'ortlaml, Oregon.
44-46
"UV, H e VaHhiiii.'t iii 1'ouiit,
rm!!r AtM iat,,,,, f,n,mit t ,.
emu!, i. .1 ip.'niit-nd.M.t a
prujMi ,,Ii,,ft uhi-r. l.v th a-.M'i:i
lion mufiit intcri ht tl(i' pupiU of
t!n pijf.iif M h.fi in U-tt. r jmiiiI
try and n r' of it; and in eon
hi 'It-ration of tln-e farU w- n il.
mit Ui fi!uin ru!-H:
lltU- No. 1 We w ill furni-h a
t!inr nt 1., ,ef ,,r 12 -lurk n'V
ut f'l.Vl M-r mi Hint', of any m il
known vari'-ty, from a mating
r tundard !.r- I Htm-k a . o, cd
an I l.n d l.v Hi.- fam ii-rt of the
a.;uN'iiitini aIi'i',,' ruoiifs ajijx-ar
on ft. U-r t i. Msued later.
K tie ,'o. are y ia-.in-
tt d to ( ! ru to name ami 7')
pt t t fcttli-' When Ht I under
a hell.
Rule No. !! ?,t) jn-r rent of alt
III. UK )' reeejved fr.MII the ord.-fH,
to Ih held hy the meretary of
the a-i-sociatiofi and paid over to
the eoiii ty ieienntetident to !
di-tnliiled an preruiuriH, at time
and plat f nchool .nr an ile.iiif-
ii.it I !y eotinty KiiM-rinteinleiit.
t 1 ! dm l-d eipiaily imoiite each
tlai !, entered tw fito a ;') pi-r
eent lirht eli, 2' l r eent Hec
ond p iH, j ljH-rient first etn k
it '. . . per eent Keeoml e n-ker-
el',, IH per Cent lir t pllHetH, "j
per cent mtuihI pullets, .1 pi r
eet t 011 first Holid et.loretl ei.rker-
I. o jh-r e. nt on het mli I color
ed p iliet, . p4r cert on parti
colored .cockerel, a jmt cent on
U-nt parti colored pullet.
R lie No, 1 I'leniinni on iluekH
a f"'.io I' irvit trwi IH per cent.
m cond trio ! jh r cent, lirt.t
drake pi -r cent. Heeond drake
o per cent, first duck 10 percent,
M-rond duck f -r cent, to be
divided equally U'twee'i each
cheei entered.
Rule No. 5 It is further
agreed ly the association that
they will iHMie a pamplilet with
the rule and revrulations by
s hich the teacher ami pupils may
be voverned and furnished to
every teacher in the county.
Rule No. (! All orders to be
cash, and forwarded to (!. M.
I.iti!eha!es, secretary, J-orest
Grove, ( r.
Rule No. 7 All reixirt- of tin
satislactory nnters and infertile
c,vs to Ih made tlirivt to the
secretary anl t). K. d by the
ttacher of their re)iHTtivc
st liotils.
Rule No. 8 All hirdii exhib
ited in competition for the alxivc
prizes are to Im? hatched from
t'ltiTi purchased through the asso
ciation only.
Rule No. !) - Scholars vvishiim
further ii.fornt.Vion about any
particular breed may write the
seeretary who will refer the mat
ter of the breederof that variety
lest luhtpted to answer the suim
G. M. Littlehalett.
Seeretary."
SI'I.I.I IN(I COM'CSr
The WushinKton County spelling
contest bids fair to be a success
There ate moii- than liftv school
in the contest, and over a thou
ssiinl Uy8 and Kirls tukinir part
the lust month s report is nov
in the hands of the committei
I he schotil which makes th
highest averntrt will receive
i kv, also the sev enth and eiv;ht4
jfi'iide, the fifth and sixth grade
and the fourth imide. A grand
final spelling down will he
held at HillsboriMit the close ol
the contest, in which each school
having taken part in the contest
will t entitled to one represent
ative.
The one who spells dow n will
receive a cash ten dollar account
in the Shute Saving Rank. This
account begins drawing interest
on the lii-s t of the month in
which the "spelling match" is
held. The prize is olfered by A.
0. Shute.
The following schools are tak
ing part in the contest:
District 1, Teaoher, Martha
Reeken;-!, Marcclla Morrissev;5.
Mrs Kmnin liieghler;8, Henrietta
Case; It). C F G rover; 11 jt, 0 II
Kraus; 12, Anna Schwall; 10, Al
bert Hatch; 17, M N Honham;20,
Wahnonn Chapman; 21, H 11
Coiiirnn; 22. Gladys Trew; 24
Josephine Hyde; 25, Anna Thomp
son; 2(1. Linda. Koch; 28, H T
Kvnna; !W, Hettie Skidmore; S2,
lsla Laiighlin; !58, R L WannjSt),
j Floyd Rierly; 42, Kthel Lewton;
,41, AlmaMoline;4(!jt, LenaGrab
! horn; 48, D VanRlnrieom; 40. R L
VVildnmn; &2, Clam Walker: 54,
!KHio Arns; 55, Rslella Guerber;
5(5, Kmma Craft; 57, R Doty; 02.
Mrs Finney; til!, L T Anderson;
(ill, Mrs Tniitt; 71. Mlanche Haz
I lift; 74. RG Webb; 80, C Deford,
81, Kdith lYchin;88. Mrs Deford;
no t ... tu 1.01 i.'ii. .1 T no
m, imv, vyjvei;;i, ntnei utJ.v,,
Iva I'eterson; 95, Minnie Davis;
1)7, Sister Agnes; 91), Norma Mc
K cover; lOljt, Anna Duncan; 105,
Ada Compton; 10G, M liiekert;
108, Hazel Workman.
When you ask for
Cyrus Noble the deal
er knows that you
know good whiskey.
Il ' you tmt njr otlir food mUtVtj.
W.J. Van S. im vi -m & Ok (kncraS Agents, Portland, Ore I
oat -v
MuiUerxof lluinm
Our
1 w.iauiiiu t
Invectnimt Certificates i-
areREALtk:yHikcrs
W. 0. Donelson
UNDKRTAKKR
$
Calls attenJci night or day.
Clfa:l and Parlors.
vmi Ntv 1 I
CENT I I
VAUCHT. Exclusive Selling Agent. Hillsboro.
SondforUooWct
60456arbt:iL!lWi0f
f HELP YOUR
CITY
--MOORE'S -Laundry
y
Mmi.i;
Ivjuipjtc J to d
of
Corner
am! Rkoad'.vav
woik in a sat!
Ill UIlK'
clause;;
f.i.p.ry
Family WasHinp
Specialty
Ry 1'atronizing Home In
l'istry. A dollar sfient in
the city once, will lie spent
innumerable times. You
have a hundred chances to
Get It Bach
Try some of our Hillsboro
made Rread. Y'ou will like
it, and the more we bake,
the Iwttpr bread we make.
Our(':iket anil l-ifri,.a arn
I delightful.
Washington
Bakery
x
il Third Street
Hoffman's Sawmill
is sawing from the best timber in
Washington county. The finest
Rough and Dressed Lumber
KILN DRIKD FLOORING and RUSTIC
always on hand. Estimates on
Buildings, Flooring, Rustic, Ceil
ings all kinds of finished lumber
for Iicum; material. We deliver.
I hone: I'ac. States, Glencoc Central, 37
PETER HOFFMAN, Bacona. Oregon
4,
F. W HAINES, fres.
L J corl. Vice Pres.
CHARTER NO. 8oj6
A R lea bo, cashier
nrd
Telcjili 'm , Ci:y 1
rentcscmauvc ui;i in.i ;rii
give you juices and iulor
ui:uiii.
rptiMiT Fi:k u 1:
1 1
The First National Bank
of forest grove, oregon
Capital and Surplus $60,000.
A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
The following comparative ni iirmrnl of the deposits oil ictonrctt of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, of Voint Grove, Ore., uuder iu ptetcot
mioagenient pek vo!unH:
DKPOSITS
Nov. 2, 1909, $ 92.31S.9G .
May 2. 1910, 132,138.98
Nov. 2, 1910, 133.1S-1.G4
May 2, 1911, 118 877.81
Nov. 2, 1911, 153.430.91
May 2, 1912, 201,079.10
Resources May 2, 1909, $177,348.10
" 2, 1912, 315,261.56
40 Per Cent Cash Reserve
Notice of I inal Settlement
In fie County Coiut of tin- SuVef Hh--Unn
for Ci tiiit- of VV.tiiiitoa
TH M C V P TH AT CHKERS
get espial attentiou at this
grocery, it comes in the form
of tea. If there is one thine
more than another we are
proud of, it is our blend ol
tea. Rich in flavor and fra
grance it is the beverage that
I is full of comfort and cheer.
H1LLS50KO
MERCANTILE CO.
Phone. .M.iin 1M)2
III tin- Mtiin ruf llu' KtlHtf nt Clituupey
II. W't'lib, i.r sil.
Notliwis lirrody ifl Hint tli tnnler , '? AfKJi
l.-limt ha 111..! til thll IHIIItllv .-..lift ..I-i ' V VJ i. fx.
tlin Main ol Oreiteii f.sr 'h-Ihiii;Imii
County. Inr ilulv vfrlilisl tin anvunt
nil rn"rt in ihf iimiifr ol -"iill eHUi.,
tei.l Hint Kiiiil i-eiiri 1 111 iiwl ni I p
Neiilp. ,s 11 urilnv, llix I !h ilay el Mnn li.
l!i;t, lit tlld lloiirnl t'Uo'l'llH k , in,,
line. mI t tip itmnty cnurt room tit
W&HlieiUtoa I'li.mi.v, (lii'.;en, in IlilUli,.
ro. On irmi, s Urn I'liii'e, f.,r lieniiim nh-(-ellniu
to n-eil nil nr . uiul nml njint,
llllll fur tilt lilltll Si'lllr lllKIll ol Ullit UalHlH,
OhIh.1 Uiis rl. lilt. IW.1
II111111.1I1 M. Wi-I.U.
Ailiiilnlslr.urn ul tin Ks'.iiool ('luuu-
Pty I. Weill", IMi'hwiI.
RAiUKT & HARE.
AllimiKjs loi' AiliniiiislrntrU
& CORNISH
1.AWYKRS
Phone City 232
Hillslwro Commercial Bank Big.
HILLSRORO, ORE.
SUMMONS
In tho Clriiilt Court tf the State of
Ort'KtMi for Washington County.
Miiria OiiKi;'tt, I'Ulnllil
v
tiiHiriro M. iKiumt, JHifniular
Tt (liiirKii M I'l'ititfii, rIhivo nmiifxl
liifimilunl :
ll.J
fcj FRANK. SHOGREN 'J
General Blacksmithing
and
Hofse-S hoeing
Satisfaction Guarantee!.
(Virdiitr's Ol J Stand, near Sear's
ii O.nr.iKe, Th.iril Street, Hillsboro,
ihv ntn of the State of
roii : i on art' lnwliy r'iuii)'il aim imiii
iiiiiiuIihI to hiuinil iiiiii. nr in tlm hnv
ftiititlnil court mul auxwi'r tlio Complaint
nii'il aenniKi you in imp hihv ihuiiuii
raiiso, on or iH'forti tlm Hspirntltm of six
w wks li-oin tlit ilato ut tlin I rut pulilifi-
tl.-n Hi la siniiiiioim in lhn MillNliorn Ar
KUH tlm ilnli' ol' IIik liist luililii'iiUon
tliortHif iM'iiiit .lammry !, IIHil, n l Hit"
late tif tlm last piihluati m HiortMil Mil'
Kflirunrv 27, ll'I'l, to wit, on or U'foro
r'tiriruarv Hi. I'll.'!: nml you will iiw
tuko noilre Unit It you fail to an apiamr
ami aiiHwor miiit nomplaliit, lli olaiiiliir
will apply to llm court for th rmlt'l orav-
cil for ileinrtiiili'il iu lior oomplniiit, tu m il:
I'nr a tlonron illxsiilvini: tho uiHrrlaitc ami
niarrlaitn oontrant now fmlstiM Iwiwwn
th plalntitf ami tli (lol'i'mlant, Umii the
Krounda uf cruel ami iiihunian IrfutiiH'ut
ami personal Lnillonlticia, n nderinff plain
till'a I ilc rmitli naniup, anJ lor thecoata
ami iliiliui-41-jniinis ul thin unit, and for
Ore- such otlior ami further tlocn n ai may I
niirrnH.ii'y ami omin'r In the itmuiisna.
I'll in Hiinimoim la sorvoil un ly publi
calion pursuhni tlo ait oritur oi Honorablo
l. II. Ucawiiirr, County Jmlirw ol Waah
iiiKton I'miiity, Orooii, iiiU ami ilate.1
on the titti ilny of Januatr, WIS. nd
Inch onlnr iviint'H that you appoar and
aiimvcr on oc tHiloro Kfliruary 27. WIS,
Miu:Uy A llaio,
Atloruoys for flalutitt'.
I will trive a beautiful framed
picture . in colors, with each 110
or more purchase, in my new
store.G rover Combs, Furniture
dealer, Third Street. Successor
to A. C. .Donelson.
MfgsN J-mk-'l Jym
LIME AND SULPHER SPRAYS
You would not plant a field of corn unless you culti
vate it properly, otherwise you know you could not get
a good crop and you would be w asting your ground and
your time.
An orchard is only planted once in twenty or thirty years
and it is years before you pet any returns. Considering the
investment of time and ground you realize the importance of
giving it the necessary care.
Did you ever stop to think that the proper care of the or
chard would make a bigger difference than the proper care
of a field of corn, and that it takes less machinery and less
: work to do it.
Come and ask us about spraying machines for your fruit
trees and see how easy it is to double your fruit crop.
PERCY LONG
Phone Main 373
HILLSBORO OREGON
PROMPT WORK HONEST WORK
TII0S. H. BROWN
Contractor
Farmers' Thone 74 a
PLASTER BRICK AND CEMENT
Hillsboro. Ore.
FOR THE
Best Fire Insurance
AND PROMPT SRTTLR
MRNT OF LOSSES 8KB
JOHN VANDEIV7AL
Agent London & Lanca
shire Fire Insurance Co.
Pacific States PhoM 14 HIUAXG&O