, w tfaim. wii
HillM-irii vimtor Saturiay.
G0U:JTY EH15 IN
C(,iittinn and New Year
lloiinays it Home
0 ROUND TRIP FARES
I I In
. ,H,inf iii Ih'fjiiti, nhn frmn ftoints in
Hilt'' "
(j,r.,. " I'lilij'tiinin , Washington
mul hlnlio
c a I I H ATKS AND I .MIT
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yfcfjrija Hothtityin - lUtw.rn ufj itiU in Orcitr.
Iilto from itl.i rn Vunftc point to point in Wmhinutun
jn,J Mali- 10 to 24 Mumlv U-twr?n On--
I (fun 111 1 1 1 t rn.t niii nvt avivav l.ruirn
limit all ln.'.tJ.in. 5. lull.
sw liarn Holldjyai Doc. 27 to Jan. t, with
j (inl rrturi limit Jim. 5. 1'Jll. The New Year Fare
I jpi'ly o"! tAI' n lM,l"t OrnVHi and brtwien Or.
I for. ami ra'ifotfiu.
SUPERIOR TRAIN SERVICE
OHTvailon Oarm, Olntmg Omrm mmm big warm
iK.mlcoji:htrm. All train oNMfvmmUbt$0tl
ilon marrst S.'iHl.fin 1'ai-iriO Au'ftil for full wrtinilars
train in l.rlult, rpttifk fare, etc.
Mm'm. ". U' l NtiMtt IimM, Pxffeaaf, tVettea
C
HOLSILIN CATTLE
One (. if,.r or a rarloaJ;
With ralf or rofiiinir frt-nh;
Whit or mixeil hlack an.l whit;
Itrim-!utf or l-fTrfJ iilivrry;
l!aihor trrms Vrkt Uijrht.
COAST CATTLE CO.
F.l'CiKNK. OKK.
OiW at the Futrt-nw Cr-mery.
I 1
an;i:la may
Teacher of
Singing mnd Piano
Terms arrangi! to uuit.
KOOM 4. - HANK ANN FX.
Kvery Day.
Dr. C. R. BLOYD
Chiropractor urn) Naturopath
t'pntairs. H.-i,l,. HuilJinir
Fint Hall wt of Put Office
HilllsUiro . . Oregon
vitnt! tit tHi iinH.
In tha "..uni fourf of lha male of Ore.
tir Vitritf loti CoiiMjr
In Ih. matur of lha t.ataia uf Joha
W Tllua. Iw I
N'.llia la h.t.Lj git.n. thai tha ut
df:(i,.. haa bran aiiinlnt, by orJr
f Ida t'uunl t'uurl of tha Hlala uf or.
a n f"f Wathlnilon t'uuntr. a4
(n i.l.tr.irli i.f th alala uf Juha W
Ttlua. !vrar4
Sua thaKfuia all raoaa havlni
rlalma aaalnal aal4 aalala ara hr.h
hoi 1 1 it 4 and rao,ulrad tu praaaiil Mini
1'ia.iiirr nh .rmf iroui bara tharafur,
tha ui.J"i ii. admlniatralrli al
hrf h.ma al (iar.l.n Hun,.. Wahln
lun Cuuniy. Oi...n. or at tha law of
firaa of HaiUr llara. In lha Amar.
Iian .Saliunal Hank HulMlnf. In llllla-b-itu.
i'i..n. wtthln alt muniha frum
tha dala hrf
talrl H.u tth day of Novamh.r, till
tVA TITL'H.
A'lrnlnlalralrli Afuraaalii.
IHiil.l Y IIAHK.
Atiornria fur AOtnlnlalralrll.
f"a alaaaa
9 IHV
C.. .1 r la tlf'.L All rv.t
aim nullipara n w iin ta,utnen
t n invka I aaaaar rir traMrUMt. tfaiwaraaal'
. i -mi.-i-m aiaaa inmt anai.
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a ih rMhtiwn Hal, aiaaia, haada liiaaaa)
two iau.inaiy, a Ml te aura at a rut ut hau llfrlia.a.
Great Rajectic
Maneable and To) t
Perfect Charcoal Iron iiUiIlg Fue
4 tinker , OMe- Thr OrdUMrv RanM -SaiW
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: -hi i J'gafl'' ' H-imiiiiiiiiii win. wa.
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PERCY LONG
(II
rniounce
ment
A. SCHIiJ.INO, an
Pist, f pUI,i;U1,i(
iu Hillshoro, at the
rm:'n Jci-lry Store,
VERY
uesday
fl't is tn...,l ..r m
-VI im tilUhSCS,
,pcr,y fiiUc.1, at reason.
'P" S'.oul.l C(1Sl,lt
a,
W Forpui v
!' A. Shearer
wu jewelers.
L rariswan
w Store
Cifiifl11'1" '"ml,, to ot.lrr.
r. h,ir 1 "ne tf .lye.,
ft A . H,,""K ''V t-M.U.
WM.PorlL,n,i n.
Smoke Hillsboro Cigars
El Escentio - lOc
Bahy Rose - 5c
Nothing More Pleasing
on a Christmas Morning to your husband
father, son, brother, Sweetheart, uncle or
cousin, than to receive a present from
you consisting of a nice "25 box" of Kl
Ksccutio or Haby Rose Cigars. Made in
HillsWo, and sold by all Dealers
Charles F. McFadden
Ciffar Manufacturer
OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN
In a very small way nearly eight years ago we
started in the grocery business in this city
and by close application to business and fair
dealings without the aid of green trading
stamps or premiums of any kind have been
able to remain and .have succeeded fairly well
vet we believe the time has come that a great
many people arc looking-for am 1 expecting
something as an inducement for their CA5tt
trade and wb propose to go the hunt, beginning
December 1, we are going to give back 5c out
i of every dollar CASH spent with us. Get a
' receipt from the register and keep them until
! yoU Jet 5 or more; bring them in and I get 5
per cent of their face value in CASH.
VAUGHT GROCERY CO.
Second Street
Hillsboro, Oregon
SESS10.1 AT CORNELIUS
klph l Warm, ol Orrnto. Lfctt-j
1 I'rrsltknl f AMH.iatin
MII LSB080 MK SttONO ICE W.S-'
LAdita" Sxkly Gic bMrs.lor a
Spketlial La.kca
The WanhinKton County TYa'h
era' Association hM th-ir first
r-jfular mwtipif of tin; yt-ar at
Cornfliua. Saturday. 1i-c. with
a Ko-il atU-n'Jance. and all mani.
ffUil much intcrfst in th jn
icram. This U ini? the tirnt mt-i-t-injr.
the forenoon Bi-nsion was
devoted to the business matttTd
and the election of ollictrs fur
the ensuinj? year, viz:
IL I, Wann. of Oreneo, I'nsi
dent; C. F. (Jrovt r. of Dilli y.
First Vice .'res.; Jas. II. Jack,
of HillsUiro, Second Vice; C.
Ailor. of (Cornelius. Third Vice,
ami H. II. Cochran, of iliiUlMro.
St'C and Treasurer.
When the Atuociatin ailiourn-
ed for noon they were invited to
a splendid luncheon, prepared by
the Indies Civic Improvement
Club of Corneliuti. which attested
much for the culinary art of the
ladies.
At the opening of the after
noon session the tcacheiy were
entertained bv an interesting
numU-r (riven by the little irirl.t
01 me M)rnenus acniMi. there
were many parents present at
this session, and they manifested
much interest in the proceedings.
estHHrially in the lecture jtiven hy
I'rof. C. II. U'arntjd. of Pacific
I'niversity.on the subject "Onik'S
and Drujr Habit."
That all the teachers of the
county, as well as the parents,
may have a better idea of what
the Association is for, and w hat
it hotes to do, one clause of the
constitution is quoted here:
"The object of this society
shall be to assist its members to
attain a higher professional
standard, to assist the county
Superintendent in conducting
both county and local Mistitutes.
to extend the hand ot fellowship
to new teachers, and to strive to
better the general school condi
tion and the welfare of the
teachers of the county."
Believing that these ends can
best be attained through cooper
ation of both parents and teach
ers and feeling sure that all par
euU are interested in securing
tae best rrult in their schools,
the Association extends to all
parents and othfenl"treb?d in
the school work a cordial; invita
tion to attend these meetings.
Contributed.
RESOLUTIONS
Whereas, the Supremo liuler of
the Universe, has in the nature
of events gathered unto himself
another of his loved ones, the ac
complished and ever gentle help
mate of our friend and brother,
Dr. J. 0. Kobb.
Be it resolved, that it is with
most profound regret that our
Brother has been called upon to
endure this great atllietion. and
that we, the members of the
Men's Club of Hillsboro, do con
dole and sympathize with him
most sincerely in the loss of his
companion, realizing that no
words of sympathy can make
amends for the great loss he has
sustained.
Therefore, be it resolved, that
the above resolution w spread
upon the records of our Club as
a token of respect and venera
tion for the one that has been
taken, as well as to express the
consideration and respect felt for
Brother.
Men's Club of Hillsboro,
By Jas. H. Jack, Secy.
Xmas Clearance Sale
On Dolls Toys and Xmas Gifts of all Hinds
At the Bazaar
Next Door to the Poat Office. Forest Grove, Oregon
On account of the fact that I ant un
decided whether or not I will continue
handling the above named goods an
other year; I will sell between now and
Xmas my enormous stock of dolls, toys
and gifts for young and old at cost and
and a great deal of it below cost as it
is my intention to be sure to dispose of
it all before Christmas.
Owing to the fact that r.ll of my goods
were lionght direct fm.n the factories
in Germany, I was always able to give
better prices than any other firm in the
state, and when I now offer the entire
line from 33 per cent to 50 per cent off
my regular price, it gives people an
opportunity to get their Xmas gifts at
a great saving this
display
is now on
tiling for all.
year. Everything
and there is some
For 4 Papa, Mamma, Brother Sister
not to forget the Baby
and
We also give great reductions on our entire
line of Pianos, Organs and Sewing' Machines
of which we handle only the standard makes
Expert examination is ab-
V-solutely necessary to deter
mine the proper kind of glasses
to wear. Selecting them by any
other method may result in per
manent injury to your eyes,
When vou consult Drs. Lowe &
Turner vou secure the combined
skill of the trained eye specialist
and ontician. They give your
eyes a most thorough searching
and scientific examination, and
when they prescribe glasses it is
w th nositive and absolute assur
ance that thev are the best and
only kind suited to your eyes,
They will be at Hotel Washing
ton again, Saturday, ioe, zu
Scores of Hillsboro references
Don't forget the date. 38-9
Nfra. Wm. Finney, of Midge
field, Wash., was visiting friends
in town the first of the week.
Jas. Cummings. of Buxton,
transacted business in Hillsboro
the last of the week.
A fancy dress shirt would be a
nice nresent for father. Get one
at Greer's. 38-9
S. C Wilson, of Banks, was in
town Sunday, a guest at the
Tualatin.
' All sweaters reduced in price
durinir month of December at
Greer's. 88-9
Argus and Oregonian, $2.25.
We also Give Away this Year
To our customers a beautiful doll worth $25.00 and a $20.00
gold watch. With every purchase of $1. we give a ticket with a
number and 'the ones holding the luchy numbers gets the prizes.
A.
Come early while the stoch is complete and get your choice of the
great bargains we offer. It means a saving to you of 35c to 50c on
each ; dollar you intend to spend this year for Christmas Gifts.
K. N STAEHR,
Next Door to Post Office
itanost.
In tha CtriMiit Court of th Slate of
rKn f'r WaahiiiKlon lounty.
Hint.- uf OriRiin. rimntlfl, va. Frank
Hoventon and all t-rna hn claim to
t hira at law or nt of kin of Chaa.
W. Turlton. difwiaMl. nl all prraona
ImmliiK n intorfat of tha mate of
an il tlx rnae-1, lTii.lHiia.-
Thla maUiT rmnlnir on to bi- h-aru
(ion the ni plliatloii uf 'th State of
by V.. It. Tnnsiw, lUatrtrt Aiu.r-
y 'for tu Fifth Ju.linnl litru l ot
(r.n, ami hy. John at. wail. p mi
attorney -fur the Statu uf Oriwri. le-
Inlty a,mili by,; the ti.wwrnor ror
the iMirp.me of filmit informal ion Mia,
onilaint to em-heat to the stnw" oi
ir.gon tha real roerty ownea ami
irmi rly In the ioeion of l hits. w.
I'nrlton. l.-eae.l, and It nrpearinit to
lie court that In m-oordame with a
ortitlon tiled In the County Court or ,
the Stat of Orecon for Washington
County on Jiitiuary ltth. 17, In the
eatate of Che a. W. Tarlton. diveaaed. It ,
la alleged ami et out therein that the ,
Mid chaa. V. Tarlton on or about the
loth day of Way. H5. diMl'ered from
the Vi. inity In hlcli he n uvintt anu
upon the In ml hlh he owned and'
hereinafter more urOoul'irly rteaerlneil. :
and therein further s.U'R that on or
about aald date the aald t'haa. W.
Tarlton died Inteatate leavinK no helre i
at law or next of kmT that at the time
of the death of the auid Cha. W. Tarl
ton and for iHme time prior thereto the (
aald deceased resttled In Waahlnttton I
County, oreRon; that he left an estate :
In said ciur.ty consistinR of real prop- i
rlv and deaeribtil as follows, to-wlt:
lieKinnuiK at the S. K. corner of i
Andrew Andi'raon'a & acre tract, as per
deed recordinl III Wook on page it I
of IVhhI Itecords of WusliiiiKlon County,
ireBon. and belnu In Section IS. I. 1
s. H. 1 W. of the Will. Mer: inence
South 1.43 cha.; thence North Kl det.
SO' West 7.15 cha.; thence North
hs.J thence South St tfeit. SU Kast
hs. to the place of beKinniiiK. contain
ing' 1 acre;
And It further appenrinn to the court
that the estate of aald Chaa. W. Tarl
ton, deceased. Is aeied in fee simple
of the slid real property and of the
whole Miereof; that on the 11th day of
January. 1S7. one Alfred Davit s, a real-
lent of Washington County. Oregon,
was appointed administrator de bonus
non of aald estate and theieatter said
administrator proceeded to take pos
session of the property of said estate,
and after fully admlnisterlnc therein
niul pnylnit olf all lecal claims anil de
mands against said estate did, on tne
6th of Ma, 1U. duly tile In the
County Court of said county his final
account by which there was shown to
be on hand at said time the real estate
nh ive described estimated of the value
f fSOti.OO; that said Court, on the Siith
day of June, 1UA2. duly approved said
tilth I account and made an order tuny
sett ling antd estate, discharging sn.ld
administrator and tils bondsmen tram
further liability therein.
IT IS THKKEKOUE ORDERED that
the defendants above named and all
persons who claim to be heirs at law
or next of kin of Chas. W. Tarlton. de
ceased, and all persona clninilnu: an
Interest In said estate appear und show
cause, tf any they have, within six
weeks from the ante of the first pub
lication of this order, to-wlt. on or be
fore six weeks from the lltth day of
November. lM:t. why the title to said
real estate should not vest In the State
of Oregon, and that said order ba pub
lished each week for six successive and
consecutive weeks In the Hillsboro
Argus, a weekly newspaper published
in the County of Washington, State of
Ores-tin, and of general circulation
therein.
Patcd this tth day of November,
A. I). 11)13.
Pato of first publication the 13th day
of November, 1913; date ot last puhllea
tlon the 25th day of December, 1913.
J. V. CAMPBKLU
Judge.
THE BAZAAR
Forest Grove, Ore.
If You Have Any Kind of
TROUBLE
with your Machinery or
' Automobile, go and see
i.THE BLACKSMITH
t. .
in ReedviUe, Turning
Lathe in Shop, and we .
do all kinds of fine
MACHINE WOEM
We can repair any kind
of machinery at reason
able prices, and if the
old machine is no good
we can sell you a New
Machine cheaper than
anyone else - in the
county. Do not forget
"Pete the Blacksmith"
ReedviUe - - - Oregon
WC M TO ff II
E. B, TONGUE,
District Attorney.
JOHN M. WALL,
Special Counsel.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State ot
Oregon for the County of Washington
llattle Daniels, Flatnttff, va. Francis
W. Daniels, Defendant.
To Francis W. Daniel a, above named
defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon
you are hereby requited to appear and
answer the Complaint filed against you
In the above entitled suit on or before
the 36th .day of December, 11113, said
date being six weeks and more from
and after Thursday the 13th day of
November, the date of first pub
lication of this Summons, and in case
you so fail to appear or to answer said
Summons th5 Flaintlft for wi t thereof
will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for In her Complaint, to-wlt:
for a decree dissolving the bonds of
matrimony heretofore and now exist
ing between you and the Plaintiff and
for a decree awarding to riaintift the
ca'e, custody and control of the minor
chiUlren of Dlaintlt and defendant and
for such other and further relief as to
tho Court may seem meet and equit
able. This Summons Is published or.ce
a week for six consecutive weeks by
order of the Hon. D. H. Reasoner,
Judge of the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Washing
ton, and said Order was made and
dated on the loth day of November,
1913, In the absence of the Circuit
Judge from Washington County.
cLYDU RICHARDSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
BIS Chamber of Commerce Hldg.,
Portland, Oregon.
Date of first publication Thursday,
13th day of November, 1913.
Date of last publication Thursday,
25th day of December, 1913.
You are hereby required and command
etl to le and appear in the above entitled
court and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled
on or before the expiration of eti weaka
from tbe date of nrat publication oi tola
summons in the Hilliboro awna.
tint publication thereof being ou the SUth
day of November, I'M. and the laat pub
lication thereof being ou the 8th day of
January, l!iU; to-wlt, on or before the
Nth day of January, 1914; and you will
please take notice, that if you fail ao to
appear and answer, the plaintiff wlU ap
ply to the court for the relief prayed for
and demanded in her complaint, to-wit:
For a decree dissolving the marriage and
marriage contract now existing between
nlai.ititt anil the defendant, and thatsbe
be allowed to resume her maiden name of
Mary Oheen, upon the grounda of de
sertion, and for aueh other and fuither
reliel as may be neueaaary and proper.
This summons is served upon you by
publication in the Hillsboro Argus by
t nler of Honorable J V Campbell, Judge
of the alxive entitled court, made and
dated on the .IHh day of November, Ml.
itagiey Hare. Attorney ror t'lainuo.
SUMMONS
IN THR CIROmT COTJRT OF THE
STATU OK OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Mary Oheen Dance, Plaintltr,
vs.
Roy Dance, Defendant.
To Roy Dance, the above named dnfen
dant. - ,
lu the name of the State oi Oregon:
Washington Hotel, Monday. Wednesday
and Friday
Dr. Gertrude Phillips
Osteopathic rhylcUn-
Office hours, 1 to 4 p. m. Home Calle,
to 12 a.m.
YEAGER & CORNISH
LAWYERS
Phone City 232
Hillsboro Commercial Bank Blsr
HILLSBORO. ORE. .