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1 i ii s: in i i - - - I ! i ! 'I i. , fi J1 f ft ,t d iff" I i fi il if I ill , III i II (P1 s Is Here and So Is Our Splendid Line of Spring Give Us Your Order. Latest Patterns and Styles, Just What You Want. Our Line of Ladies S7 Is Absolutely the Best Ever Sold in Hillsboro. Call and See Our StocK. EL Carl Benrgirn, of North Plain, wm in town ytaday. 1 annual rail 1X1 lh "Who fives the host values the o(ru,a ,r Mr jWrjf nn-n is home merchant or the mail on r, .. , i t;tnco- a houses? Onesaysthemailora-rit n tlml hjuthg4j ju Jay-but houses give the lowest price. sUv- m ,n( ,alK wtth Yes. but that i mt what 1 pu.k pfi anJ ("has, Wal mean. I mean the U-st values tors wf u,e old guard, on deck. VbSll known fact that! A. Mcll of Hubbard, .her, should the home merchant handle, he is encaged in M"- to the same goods at the same price over to IlilUhoro, J'V-'f the mail order ton handle, jruest of hi istcr Mr.. I. the home man would soon get hI ford. Mr. McLeod ) hj the name of handling the sh.nl-; like. the looks of the old coun y diest. poorest made, and least seat. Ihe Argui will be a regu dependable goods in the country. ! lar visitor to him Tor a year, and hi customers would iuit j.or je Seven fine young him. Why? Well to illustrate. L,, tl(Vj farrow. June 1 to 15. the writer overheard this dia- ru.ejt.. S. 0. White Leghorn logue while riding on the tram . ,ltrcs for hatching. 75 cenU 'r few days ago. $1 lv parcels poL-C. K. Speaker No. l-"llave you a.jOKVrH iu-averton. Ore.. Houte bicycle?" . j t. n 'JO. Speaker No. 2-' No. I Jt sold it. I bought it about three j The Washington I A etcran years ago from Mr. A. in Hills-..Wn. will assemble at rorest borw. for fcS. and never paid a Urovc. May . iU st "; cent out on it. and sold it for $J0 at the K. I'. Hall. Dinner at 1-. cash. I don't need a w heel at j KWvtion of otlicers. Usual good present Have you a wheel?" j program. - Com. Speaker No. l-"No. 1 justl Zimmerman, ot leyond sold mine too, 1 bought it a!out i v lh i,ain:, WiS in the city People's Theatre Toiuotrow "d Sattuday iXmblc l'caturc riram. A Two Ur Cmdy Avtcd ICuliuly by CliiMtcn. JUST KIDS' The SwcvtcM Su'ty Mvci TM in Mother I'miuc, Free Adnlttanc r. at tltr Satutthy Mutiurc . the l'irt :$ Hoys and tl.c l"itl i$J'.iUt xutt it years f age. NO ADVANCK IN PKICLS mail onler SCOTUNOFOREVERl Oflar4 ! RUIM. IN my rt Irupi. HutlM' U. bu Mlnl i-r(fll B.L lo. I.l.i till I jr. U ll rallxf "f WtllUw Uullrr !, Il '! I"-1. Iua of rtrfflUIn lhl t1"'1 ,u",l Monday, verifying the claim of rrmUwJ fruW tmoiiu. unn-i avear ago. mmi house in the east, tor ?.. .. ,. . wtson. who presented fiwr d-t,ti i ii ui.ui i. h.ii t ..1 . L. 11 i (-.-- - ... . .1 ne nesi wneei inev aim. it was a beauty. kept giving paid out $10.00 ami over for re pairs on it and sold it for $12..rii. thought I was saving money wildcat pelts to Clerk Uuinty. N. I'. Oakerman, of i'ortlaml. formerly a resident of Heaver- ton. was out to Hillsboro the i .- . t .t l i m m,r.. it ll. Kill.' UTS! 01 W!? Wl-Ta. II IIBA IM. run than if 1 had Umght it of j business at the court house, one of the homo hoys. I Umght janu.s Niol. of Carden Home, it under a guarantee, too. lmtjWaH Up (0 illsU)ro yesterday, when I wrote the house it a. taking out final citiienship ap- not mvimr me satisfaction, inev . ,.ii,.!,f11,n i,nn,.rs. Mr. Nico is said if I would send it back and ; ot.,, 0f tn., ardent horsemen of prepay charges Uth ways. a o.on. and likes the game. Change in Time Schedule, HILLSBORO to PORTLAND Oregon Electric Ry Co. Effective April 5. 14 Get Folders at Tichet Office Saturday, April 4, 1914 SnUrwl at th PtMVoffle at HUUboro Orvgoit Mcond-claai mail mmttai matter of $7 or IS. they would repair it for me free. Now that is what 1 mean. Ar ticles may look as good or even better, but are often male to sell, rather than to serve. A home merchant must sell that which will give satisfaction, or he knows he will lose his cus tomers, while a mail order house knows it does not have to depend on its rcguUr trade, but on its glowing 'descriptions to induce new buyer to take a chance. Have you ever gotten right down to brass tacks, Mr. P.uyer. and made the home merchant prove he was as cheap on the same goods ana give you me privilege of seeing before you buy, or pay? And also the priv ilege of returning if not satis factory, and getting your money back without waiting two or three week." Com I Club Committee. L. A. liOMO. Editor. County Official Fa per Sutoeriptloii : II. JO par Annum. tuned Every Tbra4r -BT- U)!G McKINNEf It is high time that people forgot their politics and join to gether to send good, substantia! business men to the legislature There is no sense in adhering to party over the legislative offices, The Senatorial fight is now out of the hands of the legislature, and what Washington County wants '13 men who can be relied on to enact a business session at Salem. Strictly speaking, it is a matter of import to taxpayers that's the entire desideratum and republicans and democrats should be able to get together without recurrence to political lines, and elect men who can and will, represent the county from purely a business stand point. THE STUDEBAKER In each season's army of automobile buyers there are many persons anxious to secure, at the lowest price within reason, a car which will yield a maximum in service, style, size, appearance and general efficiency. The Studebaker Four or Six Touring Car will fill this demand to the utmost degree. It embodies the results of years of experience in the designing and building of more than 100,000 four-cylinder Studebaker automobiles The Studebaker Four or Six has a long-stroke, small bore motor, a giant in power though a miser in use of gasoline and oil. The car is equipped with a full floating rear axle and a wonderfully efficient electrical system which lights and cranks the car, and furnishes the current for its ignition. A splendid car iu appearance, none beats it. More roller bearings than any other car made. Shipments to the coast from December I, to March 13, were 531 Studebaher Four, 5 Passenger, $1150 Studebaher Six. 7 Passenger, $1675 We can demonstrate at any time, and will be pleased to show you just what this car can do. L. W. HOUSE, 1 Hillsboro, Oregon they sold Hut some wav ne trouble. 1 I.uce for U UIUj of lii'llc" " .tliK diaatb'ally T ttun "' t lt ll hA ! rflif t II IrWh t flrva, tb Irl.h ralii. Uu !' (ihla, d. u.l4 tip I .J a)lt drrrut! It a lau.l n.- n aim tilt alKl bonry VII. rt.l btiu. SootUiul. I"-!"!"! ' kuoau lit lw a larrrn ! Inlilllr. by alarltit(. ami ll IHLU. l ihI IUd h bad twi rutihl ! I-O mora uim-ul)r iiiU'iUl IU d u orf vita lil rainij Ya r fan.' ! Mil, ail I ran Don't Foit Win n you ore in Mnrhrt. llmt the HilUhoro PUnin(( Mill ii M-lliug 1st ila Mly. inos at wlilrs.i piiits, Wc .Ul Mij.ply ju lltllllicr yi.ll tu.iy lirt-d, DJ .11 1111 ninc IIIUC S.IVC itii'tH y y'0 Col Wood, of the Weston Leader, is making a valiant fight for the Normal school to te re-established in his town. The Col. is a good fighter, and always carries his shield in the open - but we opine the state is about through with creating more .Nor malsand the present tax is enough to petrify that notion and make it as solid as Gibraltar. Chas. Buchanan and Chas. Norris, of Cornelius, were in the Sunday. city Monday, reporting as view-1 , , , an nn rnnntv roarl. runninir,. IIUI III i I VIII jar t ni n, r,ii v.. of the city. Mr. Norris finds road vlewinsr a tntle down here in the timber than it was in the, Z. T. bunch grass hills of Umatilla County, around Weston and Athena Grant Mann, of Cornelius, was a city visitor Tuesday. Mann is supervisor for his district, and lives in a section that has rock roads clear through to either the Grove or Hilltown. K. Wenstrom. of near Scholia, i""" ."' . 11 : .. II ltd Btaim tttiry. a uw i - was m town esieniy. hp )! . - , . B. , nlm lr the road were sioppy coming in. mU . Arr,n,(ll out a lew uays 01 nunsnine aim . . 11ft r .1 -I. tney win w in giu nir. Mi, .1 r. nai 1 r. ui uiini iia 1 and A. K Told. of beyond that - h- "x ; ' " . ' .V; lb br djr a... -rua.ll I . county court on nad matters. Geo. M. Hunter, of North riains. was in town midweek. Geo. has some fnends who want him to run for sheritT two years hence. Mrs. L A. Whitcomb. of Tort land, returned home Tuesday, after a week's stay at the bed side of her father, h. I Abbott, w ho has been ill, W. It. I'hillips and J. A. Gilki. son. ol Manning, were aown to the city the last of the week. registering at the Hotel Wash- ington. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hilton, of Vancouver. Wash., are in the city, guests of Mrs. Hilton's lis- ter, Mrs. Leonard Brown John li. Knnes. the South Tu- alatin sawmill man, was in the city Tuesday, and called on the family journal. Krnest Haas, of Sheridan, passed through the city enroute to Cortland and North Hams, I OK SlCa vrirnrH IMUWII IIOMI 1'ii'li r charge of nurse, MIlS, t'IIAS.G.l:t)Nl:it, fnm I'ortUiid. Stlu its putu'tits fnun all yhjr- HU'lillM. U ..( ri, llrtl(i,4 v, ri..n. Villi M rainaln In f" l'" "n1" altaltd a amoarf IU al a f-r niiinwnl bur lu atir hlmwlf allb bla ir. tul. Bnally la lb t-lo (rafb ufll'-a, ba lrxl ar aailUia " 111 l ui It waa ('"I I latrf hru ba tra.-bfid buiua, au.l bl lfo in. I blu a tba dutr "iHd Jutt I"! 0y HinJ. d.-afrlT" lblruutl. "ta" ab frU.-l la rbllljr a.-wl. aud I wuuUl Itaa In rlllatii wti? )Mt aaul lr al i J Irllltif in bad nilal llw & JO ltlu "- I'latnni l Wwal. tlricdr Madarit. Tb; liuk brr l U b,'Hnt. and In tba Cuurva of Ilia da Iwr lm.lwu-1 rallad ! lunulra buw alia eHlln a lung It aa lM aha lmtr li Tba iwlt day b ralll ailii aud aa tuld aha waa altll Imtiruniiic ji'h da tut rame lu lnulri, au.l tha trpJtX that aba aa alaa; I m prvvtot I'lnallj, una iipirnliie, ihn btw brukru tu blm Dial Ira wit drad. Vail, doctor. IkII nw." ba aald, "at did aha dla of-lmiruriwutar- Srw Vurk I'oaL Peter Schmoker, of Helvetia, was an Argus caller, Tuesday, He was in on business with the county tax collector. L J. Creps. of Banks, was a city visitor, Tuesday. Koch, of above Bloom in yesterday, making his road supervisor report to the county iN&rd Lole, ol Lipola. near Sherwood, was up yesterday, and called on the Argus while in I town. Kit I 'i.e. of Dilley, was trans acting business at the court house Wednesday morning. AM Tbara la la It 1t'a rrall; trrjr van? lu l-arn It braltallun walla.' Tbat aoT "Vra; wa Irartird It In una li-.iii" "I baa ilim.ullx Itm lne of It I dou't mm to aiiuw what tu do umL" "Tbat'a tha raajr fart f It. Whrn In doubt hMltata."-I rri.lt I'rra l'rra J. L Barngrover, of Varley. was in the city yesterday on business at the court house. Sam OrndufT, of laurel, was in me city luesuay. trrcei inir inataiaimt imu friends. ii reier ana jossy, or near Helvetia, were in town Tuesday. Waatad Hoap.taMy. "I'trlar, air." unlet (tin InnLI In tha bmd of tha bua, "Ihcrr'a a (riilln nian brra lu ym nn tnnlii.-n" Tall blm lu taka a Imlr." "Oh, ba'a alrrailr takm IIh iii all and now ba'a afliT llm table llt-'a from -Sw Vurk Hit There has been too much apa thy in good men coming out for the legislature, and it is gratify' ing to see men like W. G. Hare, after much persuasion, allow his friends to present his candidacy, Me snouia be nominated and elected. Now i3 the time that Oregon needs thoughtful and forceful men in the legislature. There are many things that need correcting and one of them is the University millage bill. This measure should be repealed at once, and it is to be hoped that some one will enjoin its operation before January, 1915, when the new law is to take effect Un der the new system of taxation this county will be assessed at thirty millions of dollars, and the seven-tenths of a mill for the two schools will mean that we must pay over twenty thousand dollars annually for the support of the 0. A. C. and U. of 0. It is too much; it is absurd to ex pect it; and it is an outrage upon our taxpayers. Men like Hare can correct this, and many other abuses. There is a limit to tax eating, and the Argus proposes to support men, irrespective of party, who can. and will, go to Salem, and enact a business administration. The Man of the Hour Produced by Hillsboro Dramatic Fraternity Direction of K. 1,. Moore, For Benefit of the Commercial Club CRESCENT THEATRE Popular Prices, All Scats Reserved Scat Sale Opens at McCormichs, Monday Noon, April 6th Friday Night, April 10, '14 A Turn far lha W.ru Rvdd-lla bad girl out rUIIni lo , Ibnir. bla uiarblua, and bit nn't hta wlfn. Urwue Kmba running. "Well, raibrr ll didn't know i wlil. h way tu turn " "And wbli b way did b titrnr "Why. ba turut-d turtla."-Vonki.rn Stalra wan. M M MMS I.-Pity Shi-niT AM'lftrat tha muriiiiig had three i..k' killed tl lik'nril. A virions ratline, mp. jxwiil tu have the ralum, lat re- ruing Int two nn-'). nn.l put til fntifc'it into three .l.i. TW otliei r had tlie lual ofthtM- HWlllltltf d.g Kent t,i Portland, to i e w hrther or tint it n bfTiictfd with the ralnri. l'rtico.i"l were hard to jrl mer the phon. F. C. Mitchell, formerly irf tl.i rity, later of 1'enHeton t4 Kugrtie. Uh im .M, the IM later tnteriitt in the iMta, lrj Store, and Ihh taken kmmi J. I'. MoK'nnler. who ha bt the mannger f the ntore unci it Inception, will remain ita the tn w linn. Mr. MitcM lenrru-d the ilruir h isme in tha ritv. under the tutela'fof &. Sell, and he ui a hunt of frienil here who wish him evert HUCCCHH. Mm. T. K. Corneliu mt tainiMl the fainiliei connect with the llitlxtH.ro MercintiW Co. Tiiesiday evenini.'. Thvf8 intf wai enjoyed with rarJt, con tent, etc., anil h.:ht refresh ment were nerve.1, Mr. C tlelitl W1 niH ialeil with th linn for a luiniU-r of year 11 cashier, utul the party waiflvrt in coinmemorution of the fact Con t motor John l'.entty htf I force of men lit work reinodrlinf the A. C Shute Imililinif. comrf Mnin ami Second. The enUrt weHt wall will Ih workMOi'rf and lato inserted. itnry idumlnnif will Im inin'- Mr. IL-atty ay h ww within HOilayrt. trover tw will then wcupy the Rrouna Advantagaa. "Too WMit to alwp In chorea." "I'm afraid I did." "Your wlfo novr dMa am b a llilmt " "Wall, It'a dirrerent with her. Him baa to atay awnke bnrrii't any tint or hair to look nfti.r."VaMliliiL'1in Hlar. Tha Tima Limit "I ihall iivar forKlva blm." "But ba ba luvlt.-il you to a dnne nait Tbiiraday nlttht." "Ob, duar. I lin.l forirollen nil nlMiut tbat Then I abun't foridvo blm until twit Wtdua4a."lMrult Vnm Vrm. "J.i.t Kidn," a two-reel edy, acted entirely hy childr will he shown lit the l'eopW Theatre, tomorrow and baturw Free n.ImirtHion w ill the lirKt 2.ri ifirl and nra IwtyH, under the nifes of l-' JM Next Monday nd rnW JJ .Irarnatic Henrtalimi wi" "Mad Hermit." in threPr A Hpleiidid play. New Spring styl-'S H J m - l. I I... I ..u- RIMUI k r men h nno mu" coats arrived nm Chrirtt WuchCh. nelKh- Povarty Plua Alra. OrlKir-! benr Hint your nv pora are iMjir, la it o? ' riUK" Not aBetly. In llm rhiNi they belong to It la rnlled lielnit "In traltcupd clrcuiimlniieua." - I'hlliuli.i. Iibla Iedgi-r. Arnold Wyman, of near Cedar Mill, was in the city the first of the week. Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Omacht. of North Plains, March 27, 1914. a daughter. Albert Friday, of Banks, was down Tuesday, paving taxes and getting Borne, plumbing supplies. J. Millar, of below ttpoduilto ,ow'" wa.i a eountv nun viaitm. Ti. 'oh- -rf " ..w.wft iui.a' day morning. Wm. Joos, of North Plains, was in the city the first of the week. No Oeeailon to Growl. "Young Xtra. Lovi-y tr.nta lier liun band like a (Ior." Ana tney juat nmrrledt I'oor fel- nllNfled. Nile's fllunva petting hlm."-iiaitimoro AmerteHii. ufflolant Raward. "Tou can't fool nil tbo ptoiln nil tlio Hoie, announeed thu liiveNllKnlnr. Al McCumapv Nnrlh Ploina ".' know tt,n rnl,llwl tlm tr"l " on business with county officials, ciuctaiiau Uwjuirar. at on aw' Born. March 31. VMJg 1-alkH and wife, of bcholH. daughter. ,. Horn, to Kay WyntUnd I . of North PlainH, April A "l Hon. . F.A. lMtM-L tJ!t. tin, wns un Argiw caller tn tcrnoon. I'OK COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myjfj can.li.lato for the th county commiHHiiiner elect-olfic primaries on the "'KXrt et. If Urn nomina l 'JJaj, ed I will during my term " lierform the luti' ' V or th as prescribed hy law. Mj. r,nd beHt intereHtsof the pubKC pledge Btrici ei'oni.ioj' P. 0. address, Sherwood, JJ Uouto 4.