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VOL. XXI
HILLSBORO, OREGON, JULY 23. 1914
NO. 13
0TIZEHS SHOULDViATGH
hi
UUMTIO MTH IfAlfS A BUM
Trt HimIc l Takes U FillaiaUh
rotlW Bi Flrt
CwMVM'liniliril'hatll. , ,,) ;,,,
about ,'iO v. -irnnf a,-, w:n Mr
by th.- I. I:. & N. la v L -. r
irain. uiMmt 'J.:W I ri.l t . .,..,,
at l'.rilk' N. 'J. a uhl- an i i.a i
iicirlh AtHt of town, an I imiat.il v
killed. ('uniut.haui iv.,i ,liar
ItuV. and friMiu,.lltlv .-I,,,.. ... ....
to tfc- Tualutin t.icat. lMr.iAiiHt .
!! had utartt'd it t. 1,h w,,i
ramp north if thentv. an ! h nt
IH't'll nilil hiflL' licit h u i . .
POWER PUN
o.
fa tntf bride, measuring over
4.0UO f'-ft. 11 "rru' m""""
from fire laxt Thuraday evening.
trtrvn five and i o'clock.
Sn on Hd U-en driving
icruM th Htructure had either
.k,n lighted mulch down
the center Ihwr. or tdw
faiJ cr.Wy emptied a iifH
ilh a 111 hot coal. IT when
th Mate discovered y 11
j,rty in an auto it had gained
headway that in a few
lhi bridge would
hut Urn in peril. 1 ho water
uuply down that way i limited.
mJ with the breeze blowing
strongly at the lime, it ia doubt
ful if the Ktrurture could havr
t-n ved. r our men in a ma
chine were enrout to the but
t..i i.thinir injoi. When mey
1 1... uniiikn. The machine
tm by a distance of fifty yard.
hen on of the irty suggmed
tliry hud letter go back and
xtiniruishcd.
j Ihey backed up and found alive-
ytart toward a big los. ii
rnjuirvd ten minute to dig out
l! cl. w hich had gathered in
i ihinULrm (hat hail accumulated
the aide or the nor, ami
rumut work saved it from burn
j w through the floor- and once
nurli'd the South Tualatin mo-
i jjc ou! I have had no bridge
Itul the vnoily would have t'ii
: at i lt of several thousand dol
lar
During the dry aciwon all all
ium are rttiuetteti by the court
to U more than careful about
throw itiLf lighted cigar or ci
I urette. or a match, on any of
the bridife. a the lloor i an
I dry ta tinder, and I blaze i aoon
eotxrd into Kw.
I OK SAI.U UK THAUI!
A Sweniuin Stump fuller and all
nrtentarv eouinrnenL ill either
wll this or trade it for pit; or
row. Call or addrc-. Itonedale
rtrni. Sunla Kta. Ore., inwlor
6ce, tteavrrton, Ore , 1L 2.
OHIKION l.l.liCIKlC TRAINS
To I'ortland - 55 minute.
:23 a m
";I0 a m
am
10:47 am
l:U p m
i 'M p m
fiOG p ni
1 1 in
:.... pm
From Portland -55 minute.
7:50
9:15
11:29
,2:18 .
4:37
6:24
7:30
9.22
12:30
J Death to headaches- Dr.
iwe correcuy nttea iflaHses.
Ml I nPO nl nnr Arch Wilke was in from near
L LUuJ Dl rlllL ('roVelan'1' thefirstof the week.
IMainii oiaa in Inin tho first of
Ii. Uiilr Sayf Hamate Will I the week.
Won Cl'iie lu l illrrn Thnutanill f'.... C. .1
I !rook. wan eitv rallt-r Mondav
Til! UV Vi k Mi ivvi mvi C nv in mi I morninir
hrewater. He unist have s. at.-.i 1 H. II. lJojte, of Farminifton,
hinmelf on the lien, mi, htarlr I " Suncd f'arly Friday Moraiaf. wa Up to the city the last of the
to artiie. m hen the tram Mnirk vu m ti t wk.
him A frai,ur,. ail.i rril,h,, . m. S.oa m
i i . fTnkul1 ai lllM l i,..c( , . daughter. Margaret, went to
dittth. and he f.-li .rum),;..,! with- j 1 , lt' H plant, contain- StaiJe the last of the wwk
in a loot or mi t. f the rail. I "'if ermine and dynamos which . ..
enuimvr a, tr.u, , r.nv kn. w fun.i.h. d t-uwer for the Hillsbo. . Max ."n.01 near l.loom
nothing of the fatahtv until the r i 11IIlt(J ':, , 1 I'tL.. vSl '" C,t
o'xt dav. The !,, ir. ,,1 1 . ' " .r "" Uhe tlim?x Ml" Saturday.
train h the morn.nK Miti I th, J"" v P'P Plant, burne,! A Gordon, of near North
My and notified the S. P. u, , r.t. !' -,n' 1 r",;'y "'"rnintr. the build- plains, was in town Friday
who reported th thath t . SI., i ii U' and itmrlt of the machinery morning.
ueevea. jiie man l.a.l hix i.i.,n t , f. u ir a total
oi oreaij. a hull nail.m of c'ar. -t
ami a new hhirt a xalwu-e. I t ,. , . , . . , ,, , . twttanrl
rir..t uu Ki..,i. i... 1 ' r ' " 1 !,H k. '' tlames had to 1 ortland.
t..n tm.t n u I.a.. ..i i.'..,.. c,,.' i mad" Kiich headway that thevl Jake Milne, of near North
ntntrlntm lav lI....ii,.i II,. I.. wre h'irr.1 inir Ihronirh lh pnr. Plains, was in the city the last
had been tarry inn ut the ii.t ; nifat.-.l iron hhell before the de- ot the week
where he was killed. A half ; .;rtni.rt reached the place. G. W. Haker, of U-low Beaver
pint of whiskey aii f.. iml . . . . ... ..1 ., ton. was in town Saturday, vis
hiii l.rHo. Ileu, k...,Ai.'. l" l"' V"' itinu- relatives. He was accom-
the huildinirsadiacent were not l'anu'J by his family.
i. i . .i . . .i. l- : .4 i v. : i ' : .
I . , , in inuiTi uaner, ai wie water jonn oeiieri, oi i iinii9,
""V """' K "7" kept them from catching. Had in the city Saturday morning
on hi bdy. corroU,rat...n 1m. , ,)(. Mnu ture bw. of WWK lhl.re He 8ays that harvest is now on
nJ liv I hint. r.fMrii'k u iikniAs- ..... ...... . -
' f .--rr..--., .11 ,. ,i.i.t.. n.n Ixit ii ti.ll I ho I HI hid urn If
' IHi' i( .HI'H v ftllUt UV. M v J
:u-n.er mill und the other (Jates Wm Foley one of portland'8
imn.imjr would have uone up in 0(ltim). awyeR,, was out to the
stTVKV: . . . . . city Monday, a witness before
1 1. wines Kiau'g inai ne nas
in i'le.i h the fire oriirinated.
i.ui ii miui h'U'a iml,l.,r.l anTia 1 .Tnhn f'.(-vflfpr !sp nnd h'rank
ti in-, for when the fire was first Fisher went over to Seattle, the
it was readv to burst last of the week, to aitena me
COOPER I.10UMI n
0!! PERRY'S BIG TRIP
WcntTo Japan In I8SJ and Saw
the Orient as It Then Wa
ENLISTED IM SOUTH AMERICAN PORT
a " "
Bat Ta Sarvivari Left al lac Exadil-
ioa Fiommm ia lltslarjr
a total loss. The alarm W. J. (Irezii' of Leisvville.
'was turned in between two and was in town Saturday, en route
or) hlS person. He wa, kl.'iAli;
by many of ti Mtitners. und
liieniiuraiion MiUiAcii I r- :i a
( I :
hi n well. I'roiu r ll.trr. it rame'
up from lleavertoti A hi! 1 an
invmtiKatiun. The j-jr: ('.I-..!
Shorey. J. p.. Pl.ilii-.. frank K.-I-
ev, Percy la, K. J. Mc.i ar
and Win. Tupper.
ipsNext Tuenday. July '2S. ii. i
'UIjOWc. the well known -it:!.! i
wcia'lit. will be lit lintel W.l h-
inirton. The une of uiass.-.s cor
rectly fitted is the only renu ly
for errors of KU'l.t. If voiin.-.- i
medicine, tlames wont help oii;
if you lued iiisMS. medinne
wont h"ll) Voil. It would be well
to learn what you med. I r. J
Iwe can und will tell n'i what
you need. His more than '.''j'
years experience, coupled with
education in the leadline ee
clinics and kcIumiIs. makes him a
(tnfe rsn for you t n t s .H.
Scores of Hd'hUmi refen-nces,
Ikm't fork'et the dates. lli.Nho-
ro. July !: Forest tirove, J.il.v
27.
ti.riu:.'h the walls.
Mr. Hates nays that some of
j Urn machinery may be salvaged
to ti c- value of from one to two
j thousand dollais, and if this can
i he done the net loss will not be
o er fifteen or sixteen thousand
I dollars.
Potlatch
A. Ruef.
of Newton, was in
Alexander, Weir, of Cooper Moun
tain, now in hia 83rd year, last
Sunday met with an old ship
mate who was with him on the
famous Perry expedition to Japan
in 1853-4. To the best of their
knowledge Mr. Weir and hia
compatriot are the sole survivors
of the trip that cemented the
friendship of Japan and the
United States. Mr. Hardy lives
near Kin? Heights, Portland,
and the two met Sunday by ap
pointment
Mr. Weir was born in Glascow.
Scotland, and followed the sea
from boyhood. Finding himself
in Pyta. Peru, with "noihinsr in
siirht" he shiDDed on a whaler
to Valparaiso, and there on April
10 1 V r ' alttimifrti ka uraa nrf
vet an American citizen, he ship
ped as a seaman on the United
States naval storeihip Southamp
ton, and went with her to nonjf
komr. "Going across the Pacific"
said Mr. Weir, "one of the
things that I remember best was
our picking up four natives who
were lost in a little open boat,
not more than 14 or 15 feet long.
The Majestic Range
Is the one Range that excels. For the
money it is the best Range ever built.
Other dealers will not say this but the
person who owns one after using others
will tell you so. Call and see them.
Fine Line of Shelf Hardware
We carry a fine line of Sheet and Build
ing Hardware and no one can undersell
us. If we have'nt what you want we can
get it for you.
"The Store That Satisfies"
Percy Long
H1LLSBORO Second Street OREGON
Charles lUv. well known in
this section, bus sued Fr-d
Wrluht for damages fr an al
leged assault, which is hooked as
taking place op April 11. li'l I
Ik.v anvs he is ;Xi years old, and
had always te.'n ctr.'n;' an i
i 1.1 ...I il, uL,i. Wri-'l t
iieuu'iy. woo muv .,...
struck him with a shovel he wasi i.,rt,st (;r0e
rendered unconscious and other- ."ortst Grove
wise iiertnantnth" injured, his Sheridan
nervous system neing snaneieo. Me.Minnvuie
He wantsfJII forwaes. fi for ivst Grove
medical Services, and eeneral .'on'St Grove
damages in the sum of K
Pagley t Hare are plaintill'n nt-
torneys.
i r II
....... .m 1,1.1.1 I.k I' Hill.. ,
ror nine oi s vl i :mi
. I'. AM) i r. & v..
All. excei.t the P. U. & N.. trains
are electric, and stop at the de-.
pot on Main street.
To Portland
Forest Grove Train 6:47 a. m.
MoMhnville Train 7:30 a. m.
Sheridan Train 9.5Sp. m.
Forest Grove Train 12:.r() p. m.
McMmnville 1 rain Z:l.p. m
- i nub iitviv wiiuu va. v a vv.
town Monday morning. Kuef They almost were starved, but
now has a good macadam road were afraid of us and didn't
mII the wav to town. want to be nicked un. I had
H. T.Baglev has sued J. M. UU3t changed with the lookout in
Ford tnr St) on a note cim Klie crowsnest, and, looking at
v? .l.i i..i m the horizon for sails, didn't see
June (.1 bou maiui iok uui v. , . - .
Mi. sk for $40 attorney fees. the little boat until we - were al
... I IIIVOV UlAll lici. ivi n iiv,it a n tw
r a. . I il . 1. .. 4. I
Kesi siaDWOoa in ine marnev reDr mnnded.
get prices for hall or bummer de- .But that went on Mr.
livery. See me fiist All kinds Weir. "was a wonderful thing.
of wood.-ll. U. bchmeltzer. Tnere wasn't a nail in her. She
If .1 Smith and wife went to was built of long strips, woven
rrmnJi iVn tho lnt of the toirether with some kind of
M Qillk uill run a hi-.r tiher."
combined thresher and harvester Mr. Weir was transferred from
during the harvest Beason. the Southampton to the Powha
a m
a in
a ni
.p m
p m
p ni
p m
.p m
a m
s:i!e or
..I,.,... . MiVti. r.i coast farm: i
river boltom; 12 iieivs in gtnss;
the balance wikmU pasture. One
mihi from Siletz P.av and ece.'in
heach; one mile from cheese fiu
r.enl mid water to place;
also 5 head registered Holslein
cattle and other stock; have su
wife and must get awav nom
the coast. Come and make me
offer. Liberal terms. --Jnmos
urrin. Tuft. Lincoln to., ure.
A.l..!,.n llnnl nf l-.cho. t't
Forest dnve drain. .-4:1. p. m.
Kugene Train 4:58 p. m.
McMinnvilIe Train fi;37 p. m.
Forest Grove Train 9:50 p. m.
From Portland
Fueene Train arrives-. -8:15 a. m.
.,i;.,i lll.i ' . M i'2 a. m
IV i'liuii" imv
" .11:58 a. m
" ..3:15 p. m
" ..4:30 p. m
" ...f:37 p. m
" ...7:15 p. m
" ...9:00 p. m
" .12:15 a. m.
trains, except hugene
stop on (lag at North
and Fir streets and at
Fir streets and at
K. M Ward has sold an inter
pst in his irrocerv. on Second
Sipppt tn his hrother. M. L.
Ward, who has moved his family
to Hillsboro.
Mr and Mrs. W. N. Barrett
denarted Tuesday for an extend
.r . .... i .
ed vacation at fcimore raric. nir.
tan. steam frigate, which had
arrived at Hongkong, from the
United States, and went with
her to Yokahama Bay.
Mr. Hardy was transferred to
the Powhatan when Commodore
Perrv made her his HaeshiD in
Yokahama Bay. March 17. 1854.
after which he and Mr. Weir
McMinnvilIe
A 1 1
train;!,
U-intre
Tenth street.
Steam Service -
To Portland
& N. Train 1:37 p. m,
From Portland
K. & N. Train 10:24 a. m.
Barrett will make occasional were shipmates. Mr. Hardy was
trins over to the law office dur- discharged March 26. 1856. at
ing the Summer. Norfolk. Mr. Weir having been
, discharged February a. lsob,
Samuel Bentley, tne son oi vv. a,an Mnpfiu th Hate
ir ii.tntiuv loot Satnrdnv. rani j- . .m
... ..vm.j-j, ot Mr. weirs aiscnanje unui
his hand into the potato sheer at A 1913 the two did not
li a I'lrarfnic i nliint si mnst Rev. 1 T 1.
see or near oi eacn oiner.
Ijist Aucust Mr. Hardv saw a
""' Lnla in tlw RoltorlftB Owl SnV.
to save it. me j that "Alexander Weir, last
WS3 helping an .,. ik. PnmmvWo Porrv
expedition to Japan, was in town
The .firmest foundation for your future to rest on is
a good, old fashioned interest-drawing bank account. It
never fluctuates except upward in an interest-bearing
flight that magically increases the sum total of the figures
to your credit. Each dollar deposited represents one
more mue-stone away from adversity, that most abhorred
and unwelcome of all states. Deposit now.
American National DanK
JMM4I., KZHboro. Ore
tl.fl tfverfresh nlant. almost sev
erinir one of his fingers. Dr. F.
A. Uailev sewed the digit togeth
er and hopes
oAiimt1 man
Old Depot operator at the time
it. on.l Mr P. N Ha e are f mm ('onner Mountain. The
mi, miu ...... ,
out for the Summer at their note had been printed Dy &ari r.
u urm weather home. Alder Fisher at Mr. Weir's request, ror
Springs, below Oak Park. Their the purpose of finding out if he
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. actually was the last man alive
I !-.. f. Pvrln.r arrived u-Vin YA hppn with PerrV in
ti;..L-nn1wit(nm nnd I.nel-1 !,. Amf nf tho wppW. to imnl.lnimn.
,IW- nt llivnviiu,'."," I tOC HlOh V. " I ' . , , ,,
... : . .. J I . n m I . i . .1 . I I 1(M lAfiln man! f r. ha hia nln
:i i ui son were urmeu m mm-1 mem in ineir uuiiok. h. uom; nvu w avy
.... 11. .-V 1A1 i n.l lMU:nMn.AnMIV.ABmr1 M.wHlI
;..... li t-. .t, iv .in v I. i:ri-. an . . a si luuiauc auu liv aiiu uaimj
n.iK .......... "- - I rr cola or rpiit- Kaneh ot lb I. ti.j.. .it- t U7:
i vvnuh i no it room i n nir. naruv cans mr. iicii.
. !.. :.'vn.n, vvooKinw. acres with 6 acres clear; 1UU U,0j .:m(, talkinir over
Auim" ',,-i . ii-i wi'i Known in ioi ti " wiii.'R i " , . , i v m - - - - -
where he is interested in a water , 'h' tf at Vemonia. He fruit trees in bearing; good onion th 0,d d Since then they
i.limt. Miiw down the last ot tne
ra Ami n f thu finest far
The recent decision of the Su-
nrsmu ...n .i... ...Ii.
vii hi i loiioriniOK inw o
tltVof lliu tl rj IMUt nt Knn.ld
1w ' vi v i ? v'f m'
wued by Multnomah County,
wars the way for the disposal of
"i bonds and the commence
tnent of actual construction of
I1"1 great Interstate Bridge
,"088 the Columbia. The bonds
lill be advertised for sale at
XWfP Blul .... .1.1.'... ..I... 1 l"....4:..
, uiiiii uiijr in iiiiuioh
market for them is anticipated.
M-W. llailey and son, Paul, A.
ft Mead.nnd Prof. Miller, of the
''M ScIkmiI Corps, departed
r"nuay for a three or four days
r ' ,? the Upper Nehaiem
I '."...a viiuill.1 Y, lu iiiuuikv
"Me oys of fishing and camp-
i ney made the trip over
e Puiley Uiwt.
.1 I) II -VI . . 1
i .- . mciNew, or Detow neeo
y'f. was in town Monday. J.
ving uown tn th garden
llltrv nnil UI.. ..il 1.. knit.
...m mo ncmoo in iib-
In a marvelous growth.
A. l-Aldy, of Tualatin, was
V 10 Ilillulmn, ,....!.... . wit.
in the McNulty case, before
,ud Campbell,
v , uosepn n. seus, iiiiisoo
U, K '1 III. ra.r in I.
. none oiio. ii-
IT 11 n 1.1 t ..
!.,. , ",l enry r. roru, i
ofUand, was out to the city
oi tne week.
Armis aa Oregonian, $2.25.
n ant. came iovn mr - ,.. An.
week, and will run the threw he r . 'v,rnonja country, and
engine for tne nam niai-nno- ....
l ne maemne sun
ground on quarter acre; good
out next week. I. oeum m
town Saturday, making prepara
tions for the run. Dant has
threshed here so long that n lu r
vest without a threshing run by
the veteran threshonnan would
seem out of joint,
i i.' Titi.nrv of I'ortland,
was out to MiiUlHim Monday,
if U a son of Mayor lilbury. of
McMinnvilIe. and resided here
uihnn ho was n boy. He f-.l!'
the town has made inany im-
.. la Binee he li'lt lieie,
this being his first trip luck to
the old borne.
Deputy Sheriff Apph'gate was
witness before the federal jury.
the last of the ween, m
fraud case brought agnm .
party who was 'l,,,u,'"
Southern Oregon when Mr A P
plcgato was running an abstract
business.
A gentleman by the nama of
.nA.... i.,u.wi the. I. T. iming
IVHIK Uno l-"nv , v , i, ,
. i.,n uniivs. and has
.. . ir o 'l'iit.m nnil K. J. amun
Stet inthe crop and lease,
Mr. Tilton will move to town.
Pasturage: Have pasturage
ot tneiinesi iarms in " ' u "j. a
oioni nasiure. an siasueu, uu "
niov i , , . , .
' ; u:nh hm and chicKen nouse. ana on
owns some prope. iy ... : Rninir stream
The bride came .ere irom on ftnd
Diego, ('ill., ana is a very esu- r "" " .,- s r n Hills.
. i . Tk.,.. .til mnvo i wen. a' i w iimvo w v
mabie iaiy. ine. ' " ".' rim. Tprms.-J
hZn Q. Johnson. Hillsboro. Oregon.
UllOraSIIOIl, ruv... . n
coast
have visited
quently. ,
eaeh other fre-
UNION STOCK YARDS
Forest (ires in the Oswego
Tualatin section threatened much
property the last weeK, ana
calls were made from towns in
the county for aid. The fire sub
sided, however, without any
i The I.ivermore saw
mill was threatened because of a
sawdust fire, the first, of the
week, but was extinguiseu De
fore any damage ensued.
ehas. McFadden, the cigar
manufacturer, is putting out a
:.r,ir in niekle coods. and
it is the one Vest thing that has
vet appeared on local saies count
ers for the money. . They are
he hest of tobacco.
llliUIC liv-"" v..- ---- .
i,nnuiu nnH have tho real
Havana tasie anu mircn. ovc i
advertisement in another column
of this paper.
m.., n I. nrnwn and daugh
ill I r.. vi. " ,
Mra Daniels, of above
Henarted last Thursday
rl- iimin.i Ledire. Michigan.
They went over the Hill lines
and will return that route, being
ticketed by Agent Myers, of the
Oregon Electric.
Receipts for the week have been
cattle, Zlou; calves, iy; nogs,
shepn. 4915.
Cattle liquidation liberal this
Route 2.
Z week. Monday breaking all
l an oKUW on a nvimi a", iiv . i j i ,
.u e.-a ;f orpenrds for smore dav s receipts.
f TluaV. Tall urn nnnns niw a - - - , ,
puTy with the result that the extreme steer topfor the week
Res'lwas badly mangled on two J: bulk of best steers. 6 75 to
a 'I'.i.rv rtr ihii rtoiid uiora u tuna oum v v wi
-L.i turn niT nr. V. A. Kai- 4 50; calves, 8.
icoMj :.. j Swine recemts larsrer com
L7.f::. -v- Cld -SS Paed with . a week a"go; outlet
omocj -v - , ----- Lmnj -j HamnnH Ween.
work WjnjW.HM a-ffi
mra nna nii i u r k un liicivww" v . . .
nmverbial day of misfortune. sharper for firm i hnisheti light
r . hnM. rviarKei aavancea rauiui.y
The LaFollette orchard, near to a ko where it has remained
Cornelius, will have anywhere riRnt up to Friday.
from two to four thousand boxes sheen house trade was chiefly
of fine marketable peaches this done in ewe9 an(i ambs. a few
J 11 I n IV11 .ft A ho. . ... i . 1
spason. anu mi. uai uncus venr intra senini? at 4 10 ana
i J.. I ... oklnninif The nr. . . . . n; .u .
aireuuy uwu oiuhk'"- ... . igomeweiners at oo were w.c
ehnrd is heavily laden, and the nn1 nt her rienla retarded. Prime
owner thinks his section win u.. pwp, stpndv features at 4 25:
prove profitable from a peacn- ambs. 6, and a fair grade gone
growing standpoint, ne a.y at5 90. Receipts of fair volume.
SHUTE SAVINGS BAI1K
American National Bank
(affxlutkd banks)
Combined Capital and Snrplus 92,000.00
Combined Resources ......690,428.81
Danhin in All Its Branches
Checking Accounts, Demand Certificates of Deposit,
Commercial Loans, Foreign Loans, Domestic Letters
of Credit, Safe Deposit Boxes, Traveler's Checks,
Savings Deposit, Book Acc't. Time Certificates of De
posit, Farm Loans. Collateral Loans.
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Deposits.
that hia father's orchard. UD in
Marion County, has had but two
Alcazar ranges are atricty
crop failures in yea"- ine up.t0.date. Colonial style,
Cornelius orchard is four n years typifyi 8lmplicity and beauty,
old and s just coming on into hheVquality and mechanical
bearing nicely, and I some of the peKrfectioD.(rwin. i3tf
trees are so heavily laden tnat
ik. kniiaha re weiorhted nearlv Xtnm Jnlv 11. 1914. to C. C.
i to the ground. Chapman and wife, daughter.
THESE LENSES
J Do Not ToucK
L J our Eyelashes
jr I Their deep'curve leaves plenty
of room, and allows the edges
of the lenses to fit close to yonr
eyes.
Yon can forget this annoy
ance if you wear Toric Lenses.
T will be crlad to tell vou more
lUlU T about tbem.
rroaio
You take no chances if your glasses are
fitted here.
LAUSCL M. HOYT
WatchmaKer and Jeweler. GraduaU
Optometrist , "
HilUboro. Orcsa