GO' ElE ill! Iff
The Portland, Eugene and
Eastern started its new
Electric Service on January
1 8th. 1914. This electric line
runs through the now famous
nspton
Mu e
Acreage, one of the select
suburban tracts within a few
minutes of Portland. Rapid
transit means a great growth
in values, for it means homes
close in. Call, or write to us.
SOLD ON EASY TERMS
Tracts' are told on easy
terms, with one payment
down.
If you are getting along
in years and want to leave
the farm, buy where you
can get an acre for the price
of a city residence lot
Three years hence the
entire Deaverton-Reed ville
tract will be lihe a city.
Shcrw-Fear Company
I02 Fourth Street Portland. Oregon
Best
largains
HAS OPENED HEADQUARTERS AT
dinger Bros,
The Reedville Store
WITH A SPLENDID LINE OF GENERAL
MERCHANDISE. WHEN YOU BUY HERE
YOU SAVE MONEY ALL THE TIME
Reedville,
Oregon
ion "nctin nu nuiir
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Dimension lumber and Timbers
Rough and Dressed Lum
ber of all Kinds.
Mill 1 miles fromB. P.
Cornelius' Place.
Will Deliver.
Lumber delivered to North Plains
A. E. McClMSEY
Cornelius, Ore., Route I
C E. t.uyan and wifVar
now in figypt, where thepenial
circuit court reporter had a con
forenee with the Sphinx. This
coloesus u built one thousand
years before Chriit. and it is yet
a marvel as to how it was con
st rue toil Mr. and Mrs. Kunyon
will do all of Northern Africa as
well as continental Kurope. In
a recent letter to Judge Camp
Ml Mr. Kunyon says that
Gibraltar, the British fortifica
tion city at the mouth of the
Mediteraanean, is "some city."j
Ihev will return to Portland
mid-Summer.
I represent Spirella corsets I
not sold in stores. Will call at
homes on request, and do the
fitting, and teach how to adjust
and wear the corset. Our tailor
ed made-to-measure corsets, in
cluding the latest front lace, with
an experienced corsetier service.
cost no more than httrh class cor-
sets purchased in stores. Mrs.
M. E. Caudle. Hillsboro. Fifth
and Jackson Streets, Phone No.
&1 50tf
Anna Delude, of Portland, has
filed suit in circuit court, here,
asking for a divorce from her
husband. Nelson Delude. They
were married at Orepon City, in
November, 1912, and the wife,
from her complaint, evidently
thinks she was "deluded." She
asks for title to property which
she claims belonged to her at
marriage.
Easter Sunday witnessed the
usual big church crowd, although
the weather was rather incle
ment. The morning opened rath
er fair, but by noon old Jupe
Pluvius was busy with his water
supply. If the old saying of
seven wet Sundays hotds good it
will be a dampener on the na
tional game of baseball.
Personality in a candidate al
ways counts, as well as ability.
It is extremely hard to find a re
publican who is not going to vote
for Tom McBride for the judge
ship nomination, here in this
county, and it is also hard to
find a democrat who will acknowl
edge that he is going to vote
against the veteran jurist this
Fall, at the general election.
May 1. the County Clerk will
close the registration books, and
all wishing to vote in the primary
must have registered by that
time. The primary takes place
May 15. After the primary there
will be 172 days for the candi
dates to get acquainted with the
voters.
Contractor wait Taylor put in
the loundation lor the liump
building, adjoining the Crescent
Theatre, the first of the week.
He will have charge of putting
up of the building, which will be
concrete, fireproof, and its di
mensions will be 40x40.
A silo will double your profit.
Telephone to T. H. Brown, Hills
boro, or drop him a card and he
will call on you and talk silo to
you. 2-5
H. E. Allen, the contractor, is
erecting a $4,000 residence for
VVm. Brogden, in Brogden Acres,
near Sewell Station, on the Elec
tric. C. A. Rogers, living on
the Acres, has just finished a
new home, and several others
will build there this year.
The Portland, Eugene & East
ern is picking up considerable
travel locally, these days, not
withstanding the Electric has cut
its time into Portland. Central
location both here and at Port
land have something to do with
the change.
The court yard fs now covered
with its annual blue-and-gold,
and presents a beautiful appear
ance. A Umatilla squaw would
have fine doings on the turf,
digging camas, for one of the
blooms is from that plant
The Oregon beauty, the dog
wood, is in full bloom in Oregon
forests, now, and a trip to the
"green forest" affords the eye a
surfeit of white.
Mrs. Edythe Tozier-Weather-red,
of Portland, was in town
Sunday, a guest of the family of
1. b. Weatherred. She visited
Carlton, Monday night, and was
at the Forest Grove meeting
Tuesday evening.
Jacob Schmidt, of South Tua
latin, was in town Monday. He
has finished hauling in his Bur
banks, and has practically all of
his Spring work completed.
Fred Haase, of South Tualatin,
transacted business in the city
Monday. He says that many out
his way have sold their potatoes
since the recent raise in prices.
J. H. Foote and mother, Mrs.
Perry Foote, were Portland vis
itors, Monday, to attend the
bedside of Mr. Foote Sr., who is
convalescing from a surgical
operation.
Miss Priscilla Hobbs, who has
been attending Salem High
School this Winter, has been ill
with tonsilitis the past week.
For sale, cheap Donkey en
gine, 7xiu. Address, J. u. En-
ne3, Cornelius, Koute 2-4
A. Itigert. of Beaverton. Route
3, was a county seat visitor
Monday.
Take a look at our new 5-10-15
(cent tables. D. Corwin. 52tf
THE HILLSBORO
COMMERCIAL
BANK
CAPITAL $50,000
SURPLUS nd PROFITS 326.0OO
An old, safe and conservative bank,
located in the Hillsboro Commercial
block, S. W. corner Main aud Second
streets.
Hillsboro Commercial Bank.
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puuluatloa April I.U IV.
WE SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
Do you need any Groceries?
IX you need any Ury GikxIs?
Do you need auy Shoes?
Do you need any Feed?
Will you need auy Land Plaster?
Will you need any Farming Implements, Mower,
Rake, Manure Spreader, Cultivator, Spring Tootb(
Disk, Binder or any thing in Machiucry?
If you do, call aud sec us. Our prices are right.
Emmott and Jones
Qrenco. Phone Main .593 Oregon
Hoffman's Sawmill
NOTICE
is sawing from tbc best timber in
Washington county. The finest
Rough and Dressed Lumber
KILN DRIKD FLOORING and RUSTIC
always on hand. Kstituatcs on
IHiildings, Flooring, Rustic, Ceil
ingsall kinds of finished lumber
for house material. Wc deliver.
Phone: Pac. States, Glcncoc Central, 37
PETER HOFFMAN. Bacona, Oregon
4
WE WILL NOT FOOL YOU.
When you deal with us you have the assurance that
you will not be fooled iu any way. Satisfaction always
or your money back. Wc want customers who appre
ciate courtesy, combined with prompt service, and the
right quality, with the right price. A mighty good
combination to tic too. This combination you have if
you deal with us. If you arc not already a customer
now is a good time to Income one. Just a few items
below for your consideration.
Tomatoes (with puree) 10c can, 3 for 25c 90c dozen
Tomatoes (with puree) No. 10 can, gals. 25c, $2.75 doz.
Tomatoes solid pack, No. 10 can gals. 35c, 53.75 doz.
Tomatoes preferred stock, 15c per can, $1.60 per dozen
Corn standard Iowa pack, 10c can, 2 for 1 5c, 85c dozen
Corn onarga, (a good one) 15c can, 2 for 25c, $1.40 doz.
Corn preferred stock, 15c per can, $1.60 per dozen
Pyles extra peaches, halves and sliced, 25c can, 2 for
45c, $2 50 dozen, tiler is no better peaches packed
than these.
Pyles laurel wreath peaches, halves and sliced, 20c can
2 for 45c, $1.80 dozen
Pyles laurel wreath apricots, 20c can, 2 for 45c $1.80 d
Laurel wreath brand will please you as they are
fine.
Peaches, No. 10 cans gals., halves aud sliced, 35c can
$3.75 dozen '
Silk soap, 7 bars for 25c.
Vaught's big value, savon soap,' big bar, small price,
6 for 25 cents. Our 30c cofTec will please you.
VAUCHT GROCERY COMPANY
Second Street - - Hillsboro, Oregon
6 Loaves of Bread for 25c
Get one loaf and 5 checks, each Rood for one loaf of
Bread. Buying your bread this way Rives you the
chance to save on yourlbrcad bill. Remember this
next time you buy bread. Six Fresh loaves for 25c
THE CITY BAKERY
Main Street, Hillsboro J. Wolfersperger, Prop.
Pt NMOft.
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matrimony hwMol.ira and nn attain. a
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ratiuu i. iiinrwiay Hi JHI ilay or May
IMII. anil lha llnlat uf I'ul.ll.-aliiMi aa.
aiadaand dalad on lha lib day of April
IUI4. by ih Hun. I. H. I(aamr, J u.Ik
of lb (inmll Court of Ih MtaiaufOiMun
In aol for tba I'uunly of Waahiniimi In
lha aliaanra of Ih (Irrnll Ikmii
waininyion I'unuiy.
Cljrd KlrhanUili, Allortiay fur I'laln
HIT. MH 1'haiiihar ol l'jiin.ri-a lU.ltf,,
roruaoa, vragun.
SUMMONS,
In III f'lrrlill Cmirl ul il.a Wi.i. ..I r..
ton, fur WaaliingUm ('iuui.
itaaiai-riaaliitnr, rialrliir, J,lin r
f.rtaalnmr, la andanL
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data of Abrll 0. 1IH4. an.l ir ..... r-.i ...
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um iiaiiiiiii win apply Ul
lhaeoiirl for lha rnllnf damamlail ihi am
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of WaatiltiKton County. OrffKoii. diirin
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Notlc of Final Settlement
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and I'oal.
I'hone Main fitri
Best Fire Insurarca
ami iacirr pkttu.
Wl MX tH l.us.sM jKjj
JOHN VANDKRWAl
Ak;ciu Iuuion Si Unt
fchire I'irc lusnranct Co.
racirie M.ir. riion U HtLUtUaO
Artful and Oregonian, $2.25.
II0LS1EIN (AIIU
On lu-ifi r or a carload;
With calf or commK frh;
White cr roixr.1 l.lark and hitr,
linuitHliatM r ilcfi rtvd dfliirj;
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In lha IS, iii r.Mitt ofih.Hi.iaafOraja)
la and ..r M ullnun.ab l uoaly.
In Ih MHr i.f Ih r .ial of KJaaf
liiatU.n, lavnawU. I ittl-a.
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Uf.li.-n, Harry n.it..ii. AHartUnUaj
awl K.laar.1 Urall.Hi, and loaJIb
bImhm i may r..i,.m
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la lioraby rummandnl lu H'lMf bawl
lb H.-iHualila l lf. u.1 l uurt of isa Ma
u IM-fin, In ai,. ,, VlulMmak laaalf,
i Ilia l ..nil II.hiw In Hi. rilyeiriaJ
u lha fM day uf April. Ill. al I bi
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.har raua. II any ailat, a ht lha aaUiaa
of lha a.liiiiui.'.i..f. A. k. Uankta.
hnuUI n4 ! alltiani, ami lha MaM
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nu in rawinl In Ilia ..rtiua of lha aXaray
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laalnaj In Hh ilay of Wan.
lha laal publleallon bm lb WW1
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nii.l.r tha aaal -if iba rimiil ""IfJT
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of HillalMirtirnniniMi ml H".uJSZ
ration, iilalnllir. ami l"' ""r1i
dnlrlidant, fur tlia mm of II'
rnal throii at Ih ral of PJ ""ij,
atiniim from ih Wh day of K
ami tha f.irll.ari.Hu ol HW WJ S
ami l i i.au and '1",'"'w"n!riBl
la tli b ol ami u mmi m -jj-dlrimlMl
ami illlprd "''""'Sa
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fi.r lUMMirilMMl. 1 1' lnvJ23ai5
piiranantUr ald wuill''Oj ruT5i
or.lt.rnf Bala I alll ou Mm "JiTm
day nf May. WH, ai "'nt"L.0
t l H..HU. In HlllalKiro, Xi
Ooiinly. Onnjun. at Hm ho w l
A. M . it M .lay. t WWJSZ
Ui lha l.liilinat .d.lr f ;r ,u'"ri.
tha IoIImwIiik anat-rlin-l '' VLit
I'uiilily, Or.'nili, and piirtli'Ulw"
nrllw.1 aa IoII..wb,Uk will . aMrat
1 ha Hurt hair oi inn win.
ofH...tlolll7 T.H K. 'I W. .
Mar., .i.UlnlnK W anri. .
Uj aatltfy Ilia hrliililor Vfka
ami Iur tha niaU andxnr.n,lk
ami aahl writ.. HbIiI ' 'VaWU
aiibJmH Ul railaiiiptloii r
Orwin. nMB ihtal
I Mini I Al IIHiaiKiru,
la
a ..f Al.rll I 11 1.
. K. itmivm. Hlmrlf
.r of wi
Cni.nty, Or..on.
K. II. T'lUKHB, hlMWlJ.
I have sold theWatkln" Jj
edy business .in this countj v
II. Krwin, who will eollgjj
talanri nff flCCOIIIIlo. . ,.t
you to continue your
with Mr. Erwin.
you for nat ravom, -u i
Truly. Z. M. LaKue,