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Attention Farmers!
In order to raise money to meet our pressing obligations
the Board of Directors have gone through tne official price list
of the Garden Tract Addition to Hillsboro, and reduced the Lots
from Ten to Fifty dollars per Lot according to location, and will
sell the Lots at the revised official price list, that will be placed
in a conspicuous place where all can see. There is placed on
the official list the Lots sold and the name of the purchaser, and
the price paid for said lots, to show you that we have kept faith
with you in this sale, also to aid the auctioneers in selling, and
the purchaser in buying, and save time as we wish to dispose of
300 Lots at this sale. We need the money or its equivalent.
Terms cash, or 14 cash, balance in monthly, quarterly or semi
annual payments, with interest at 6 per cent. On defferred pay
ments interest payable with principle payment.
Sale will take place in Hillsboro National Bank Building, on
Second Street, at 1 P. M. on
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Hillsboro Garden Tracts
Auctioneers
KURATLI BROS, and Hon.
N. B. Brooks, Goldendale, VVn.
ELECTION NOTICE
Far Um City I Hillsboro, Oregon
Notice la hereby given that cn
ttooday. the 7th day of Decem
ber. 1914. at the City Hall in the
City Hail in the City of Hillsbo
ro, Washington County. Oregon.
general city election will be
held for all elective officers of
aid city, namely:
One Mayor.
One Councilman for Ward No.
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One Councilman for Ward No.
2.
One Councilman for Ward No.
S.
One City reorder.
One City Tieasurer.
Whkh election will be held at
9 o'clock in the morning and will
continue until 6 o'clock in the
afternoon of said day.
Dated this 25th day of Novem
ber, 1914.
C. A. Heidel.
Recorder of Hillsboro, Oregon.
Members of the Pythian Sister
order tendered Hon. W. N. Bar
rett a surprise Tuesday evening,
the occasion being his birthday
anniversary. Mr. Barrett is a
charter member of the order, is
a native son. has spent all his
ire here, and for many years hrs
practiced law. In appreciation
of the guest of honor he was
presented with a Pythian lapel
button, and responded with a
short talk. Music and a guess
ing contest were enjoyed by
the guests. Refreshments were
served at a late hour, and the
event was long to be remember
d bv the participants.
Christmas is to be celebrated
in the good old fashioned way at
Scholia this year. The Scholia
Union Sunday School are plan
ning on a big Christmas tree for
the children and a short piO-rram
on Christmas Eve. at the Artisan
Hail. Expenses for the tree and
treats for the children will be
covered by popular subscription
and the committee hopes all will
respond with a good will in help
ing them dispense Christmas
cheer to all. The committee in
charge of arrangements is Mrs.
FerdGroner, Mrs. Lester Camp
bell and Mr. Avev. A hearty
welcome is extended to alL
The Commercial Club meets
very Tuesday night, and all
members are rq"ested to at
tend. The Paia t Teachers bo-
ety will meet at the (I jo rooms
until the Library can receive
them. The Club has appointed
a committee to look into the mat
ter of duster lights and cost to
maintain, and a report will be
submitted in a few days. Cost
fall night service in the busi-j
tea part of town will also be1
tit us.
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Vuntj IMlKi.il I r-r
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Th adverse vote on so many .
measure put up t th poopl !
th recent rleetiitu show that
ithetv is sanity in lruon. In;
tiuH th iroimtTS of fanatical :
'legislation will learn that time
and n.oney are wasted on these
fruitless attempt to gt froak
metsurc enacted int law.
r,ov..i:iict WithcitnU i no
ilnding that all U not pleasant in
joer Ur the catiihit for ap
pointive place i numerous and
ieriteiiL The irenersl charge
ft thai me tirewoman wrumi
forward in supporting men for
hiuh places.
,Uil SI KKU'SI:
uviil Kriiuse. an rstertned i
neer of this county, died at tU-
lar.lner Sanitarium. Hiuslmro.
NovemUr '.M. I'.'U. after an ill
ness of over a year. He was
Urn at tlervin. I'ommernia, tier
trany. Jan. S. ISIS He nerved
n the ! ra e M rusMJn War ol
IS70-1. in the German army, and
ut the si. if of laris. After
,ii4-linri'o iin honors he emi-
L'ratiii to Ami-ru'iL and settled
on the plains of Minnesota. He
left Minnesota on account oi the
rigorous Wir.ters, and landed in
V a-thiru'titn I'mmtv in l.sTT. tlir
chasing a quarter section fouth
( Lorneiius. anil hal maue M
home here continuously ever
since, lie was a nun of the
trii-ti-st inteeritv. and hell to
the honor of the old school H
was ttcll read, had advanced
idetn on economic and other
lU '-cioiis. and was a good cn-
vrvjiionnhsL r.eini' a veteran
of the (o-rnian army he was in
tensely interested in the present
struggle in KurK.
1 he funeral services were con
ltirtiit nt IHiniminif Lv llcv I.
Stuehe. A. Ih rgert Sr . II. Wl
ker and H. Kamna. I'. K.iecker.
C Krahmer and J. bchoknecht
acting as pall learer
Mrs. Krause passed aav m
iH'j'temtwr, l!l:t. Thre 'children
moirn his loss Auw'ust. Citistav
and Kmma. a. I n siding at Rooming.
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Opening Thursday Afternoon and
EVENING
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The Floor is in Fine Condition, Has Been Recently
Cleaned and Refinished
Admission Free Sharing 25 cents
E. C. Mulloy, of Laurel, was
in town Wednesday. j
Geo. Hathorn, of Salem, came
down Tuesday to spend Thanks-'
giving at Laurel.
Hoffman has the finest line of
solid gold, diamond pet. pendants
and neckchains in town. 83 : it
Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. S. Parker,
of Portland, came out Wednes
day to spend Thanksgiving at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. I.
Lilligard, at Laurel.
The Social Circle of the
Christian Church will hold
Christmas Bazaar in the Link
later building, next door to the
Delta Drug Store, Dec. 4 and 5.
Wm. Nelson Jr. and Cliff Long
have arranged to run the skating;
rink this Winter, and have laid
in a supply of new skates.
A. C. Shute and C. Jack Jr.
were Hood River visitors the
last week, attending the bankers'
Convention for Group 1.
MPS III NKY HUO.'kS
Mrs. Johanna Hrncks, wife of
Henry Urocks.of South Tualatin,
died at the family home, Nov. ISt.
1911. aged h years, 'J months. 11
lays. She was horn in (iermany
Feb. 7, 1 ST7. and was marriisl to
Mr. (trucks Nov. Zl, WA. She
came to America years ago,
and husband and wife settled in
Oregon, going on their farm 2f
years ago last July. Mrs. Ilrock
lived to see the Ith generation in
her immediate family. She is
survived by her husband and sev
en children: Mrs. Jos Wilke. Mt.
Aniu-i; Mrs. (J. ) Michel, port
land; Mrs. Alois May r, San Fran
ijco, K. J. Hroeks, Antelope,
Ore.; Mrs. John liiinke. Moan
tainilale; Mrs. Arthur Milten
berger. HillslK.ro, and Miss KtU
I'rocks, at home. The funer
al takes plac Thanksgiving Iay.
The Carnegie library will be
dedicated Wednesday. Dec.
and the committee will arrange
for a program. The affair wi
take place in the evening.
It was erroneously announced
that Carl Heidel had filed to
micceed himself as city recorder,
Mr. Heidel states tthat he is not a
candidate, and will not be one,
as he is too busy to again take
the office,
Argus to Jan. 1, 1916, $1.
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bargain.
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Second Slrcct Main 115 Milhlvro. Orfg.m
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ami select early your
Xmas Present
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until you are ready for theiu. Wc have a nil sclrct
i 11 of evcrythinn it the jewelery line.
Jewelery, Watches, Clochs
A line line ol Toilet (iood. A fine selraion of Ivoff
pieces, (tcntleinen'a Sitiokiuei Shaving atul Maui
inrinnHtf!. The latest pattern id SiKnu.nf, Cut
lil.iss aud Hand i'aiutcd China, at
Hoffman's
THE JEWELER
Hillsboro. Oregon
roiv SALE
POLAND CHINA HOGS
From Fatuous Tccutmch Stuck, Sire ( which
sold for $ j too at public sale, at St. Louis, M.
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Roy, Oregon
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Chrlatmasls Nrarlng
When eall think of remj
berin? our friend in JJ
wo anouia not
oumclvw with a new v "L
coat of winter mako. of any "
ana iaunc irum ' , .-.
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teed by
Christ Wucst
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Second St. l'honeMJ
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help the nation-wide light M
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