B ICS FEATURE
PROGRESS
tlrr rMMilrallMt In Cam
munily Carlatmaa C-aae
,i (irsccNr TMe4rte xvt ivr
(eavaJiir Hw Arraafcd law PrqiM
for Mrrltaf
Th Cotnmitt on th biir ami
inuniiy Cliriatmaii at the Crva
cnt Thratrt, Chriatmait Kvt,
nirtwith th rhairmrn of rum
niitlfH from the various rhtirrh
Mtn! Iwnevolrnt aorirlim, Mn
lnv nik'hL at th CoiimiiTcial
Club, to perffcl th arrant.
nu-nH for th monster ob-bra
turn. Th wal with wl.lch rvi-ry
UkIv i taking hold of th inatif r
b.iurv it aucci. Mr. McKay.
tm hM charge of th ingram
rcinniitt, rportd a fine m-t of
pumtx'm. consisting of ChriNtma
Carols, a solo by Mrs. M, It
Tummi: a Chriatma rt'adinir
and a rhortiH by th llitrh Svbl
t;i. ( luti, Tb rinril mini
.a ft t f f a
H-rMIII IN lit giving 01 Ihr
ItirJ'a ChrUtmas Carol." which
will ! rad hy Mi Grilfith. and
a ti'tl in right tableaux. Santa
Clauaill arrive in royal style
anil conclude the program at only
he can. He will not bring the
ijrrKi'htl Whlrh ahnulil I hi uivrn
at home tut he will make all the
little one happy with hit re
nifititrancea. Dandle Pay
Next Saturday will he ll imiii'
Pay in IlilUhnrtt Every hum.'.
ixilder. in IhllMlmro. U hereby
urged to rotitrihiite a htmdle for
the relief aection of the commit-ti-e
next Saturday, lmk over
your flock, friend, and if you
have anything that might he
UKi-1 to advantage in meeting the
needs of young ami old to a more
comfortable ('hrintmn. got it
ready, and leave with Mr. Mc
Cormick at once. Anyone having
bundles that they cannot con
veniently leave, can m-nd their
i ame and address to Mr. Mc
( ormiik. and their bundle will
tx called for Saturday afternoon,
U twern three and five o'clock.
Underwear, clothing, shoe,
oveicoat. cloak, eatables and a
nmull heater are much in demand.
Financial Support
A. C. Shute ha charge of the
tank of financing thin work. He
and hi annintanta will provide
the where with-all for the sub
stantial part of the evening's
entertainment, iney win neeu
liberal support, Thii part of the
enterprise is a "nan' job."
Offer your contribution to him
and help the Rood catme along.
Santa Clans Prize
Kvery boy and girl in Hillsbo
ro, w ho in not old enough to go
to m-hool, I requested to write a
let t r to Santa Claus. Ti ll him
your name, aire and what you
w ant. Mail the letter to "Santa
('hunt. Commercial Club, Hillsbo
m." Kverv child writing will
yi't an answer from Santa CIuuh.
Christmas eve he will (rive a
prize to the children writing the
three beat letters.
Invitation to All
Thin invitation is Riven to every
child in Hiilsboro "Come to the
Crettcent Theatre, Thursday eve
ning." The exercises will begin
exactly at 7:30. The program
will not I long. The little ones
will be given the first places on
the main floor. Kvery parent in
urged to provide a way for the
children to enjoy this big "Get
Together Christmas" and help
make it the best Christmas the
youngsters ever had.-Contributed.
P. O. BOX RENT
IWmnlnir Jan. 1. box rent
at
post.. like wiM be as follows:
Small boxes 60c per quarter
Medium " 75c "
Urge $1.00 "
The price of boxes is fixed no
cordn.r to the receipts of the
office.
J. C. Umkin, P. M.
S. A. D. Meek, of beyond
North t iaina, was in Tuesday.
For. : Horse, 1050, 8 y cat a
old: wag.. 1 and buggy, in repair.
Cheap foi cash, or will give
terms In r.idnnnaihln nnrtv. -P.
P. ltider, Hiilsboro, lioute 5. nenr
in ew ton station, cast or inns-
boro. . 39-41
W. It Vi.iinn nf Tlirard. save
a $200 cash liond to appear before
nidge Smith, this weeK, to an
swer to the charge of assaulting
his wife, he not being armed
with a dangerous weapon. The
bond was tirst fixed at $1000.
hut after s'atements by both
husband und wife it was reduced.
Lost, atrayed or stolen: Two
English Si tter bird dogs, mother
una pup -mother 4 yrs old, spot
ttrl hlanlt ur-.il u,h(rA turn ia mnli)
- wim n HUM TT fllhP KUK
10 months old, white with black
ars and spot.. Were last Been
Monday eve, Dec. 4, near Leisy
ville. Reward for information
leading to recovery. Dr. W. D.
Wood, Hillabjro. 33
1 Uh all th i.pU. m-mb-n
and al tfii. tariH, on tU lu rvicea
l ll... I'.. ,: . . ii. . .
iM'A miri U -I'"" rrnircn. in not for-
h f-r'HYr'1 l,M U l-hribtma program
...U llllLLI ( l,M Went Theatre. Hr.
.1. at K p. m , am) ruperially do
not forget that any clothing you
mav U at.le to rpare. or dire
lobuy Hi- tomipply the unfor
tunate of our city, might either
h" left with Mr. Calef at th
Cmrnerrittl ('lub roonn. over
Weil's nlore. or word left where
they nuy be called for so that
enayjfet them. Any of the
r Mintrv txtiple, who may have
any kind of produce they desire
to give, please leave it at the
Commercial (lub rooms, at itate.1
ahove. It. C. Cmk. i.ahtor I'.ao.
tint church.
Ma-ipierade Hall, at W. 0. W.
Hall. Nurth I'lains. Monday eve
ning. I .. 2H. Trizes will I
given In U nl miHtairieil and mont
comicnl charm-tent. Suiitier ex
tra, at Clark's Confectionery
St..re. Ticket, tl. llollenberk
orcliestra.
A very pleasant evening was
s-iit at I he home of Mr. and
Mi W I! Ilnii.in i.f VVitrh
lla. l, Saturday. Pec. 12. when
thi ir ilaiiL'hter Mm l.nurm n.
terlamed a number of her frienils.
li e evening was smnt in music
and games, after which refresh
men!. were served. Those pres
ent were: Messrs anil Mendames
W 11 llolton. C A Kempfer. I)
It.rllilf Mirirti-H Kato lli-lmirt
Wiilauiay Olinger. Kdna, 5ernice
and dludys Sinclair, hlla PanL
l!. Salley, Jura llolton,
Kilauiae lVterson. Helen Scott.
Kiln Svvalley; Mexsrs Charles
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11:11-4.111. Floyd Webb. Alfred
Miil.-r. John and llay Denton
F.lmer Scott. Uaymond lUrtlett.
Ho an! Churchlev. Maior Wei-
scnlNCK and C-oAan llolton,
lhe S'ate Insjiector has given
he liilUhoro Mercantile 18 out
of a lHiwible 15) ixiintn on the
store meat plant one of the
finest in the state. Their shop,
refrigerator, slaughter house.
snd ail connected with the mar-
el scored but 17 Hints shv of
absolute perfection - and that's
going some.
Attorney 11 R Tongue has
just had completed a brief to the
Supreme Court, involving a $3000
a mil lie verdict, given J. r.
Marks, of Columbia County.
Murks was given the amount be
cause of an injury sustained bv a
cuius horse, ami tne lumoer
company, against whom tne ver-
let was rendered, maoe an ap-
xal to the Supreme Court.
ongue was o ie of the attorneys
r the p!ai tiff, and (Hen K.
Metsker ws' lis co counsel.
There w!; e an all night dance
t
th Artisan Hall Scholls,
Kri.lav. e.ening. Dec 25. Dane
ing and admission. $1. Supper.
Portland orchestra. Come and
hate a good time. Sutherland,
.1 : r. Oliver. Floor Managers.
The peoples Theatre next
Monday and Tuesday evenings
will donate its net proceeds to
the fund for purchase of pres
ents for the children of liillsbo
ro. at the public Christmas tree.
You should go out and help swell
the fund. Tomorrow and Satur
day the Peoples will show ' rhe
Futility of Uevenge," a special
two-reel feature with the favor
ite, Dorothy Phillips, in the lead
ing role. You will also see the
latest news from the battle
front Grand Musk Pall at Helvetia
Hall, New Year's ninht, Jan. 1,
11)15. Three prizes for best sus
tained characters. All night
,i.,,... Three.niece orchestra.
Tickets. $1. Kverybody invited.
T. J. Ford, manager. 6hV
I . If I .nm Me. nf near Green
.in.. u. ua nrmnted the other day
.i,or.',r..,l with lurcenv of $4 from
th. hnmn nf F.J. Lewis. The
money belonged to a &unaay
school. He pleaded guilty and
was fined $25, in detauit oi
which he is serving 124 days in
jail. He returned the stolen
money and paid some minor comb
connected with the prosecution.
For sale: Three Chester Whitt
brood sows, to litter about reh.
1; a colt, IS months old; and a 7-8
Holstein bull. -Herman Kocnnke,
Hiilsboro. Koute 4, mile souin oi
Jobo's Crossing. 37-9
of the Ger-
o.wniin.T Kneietv of Wash'
man kiH1""'"' .,. . . .l
ington uounty win meei.
Moose I all. tlilisooro. on
sirnet. at 1 d. m. sharp,
Saturday, January 2, 1915 All
members are requesiea loaueuu.
vtannimrndH Hall, given
VII tl'l" l"""'!"- - V.
by the llethany Grange, on New
Year s eve, uec. oi. r.
dance. Chicken supper, i ten
ets. $1.00. Music by we donnnoii
orchestra. All are inviica.-j.
I). Sullivan, Floor manager.
There will he a Hard Times
Dance, at Equity Hall. Moun
taindale, Thursday evening. Jan
uary 7. Two prwea will be
given-one for ladies and one for
men. Tickets, 75 cents. Good
music and a gooa supper, ut
erybody is invited.
i ... ci...,io.r finnrinl is a win
n.r It is a Xmas basket filled
wilh all kindaof candy and nuts,
including a candy .cane, bpwj
price. 15c. at the uen o. or,
. .
You will find that KWiSito PPed
Hoffman s.
COUNTY SCHOOL COTES
SUPTS OFFICE
Teaihcft' Association Has Meet
at Orenc
NTXT At SMIII(M)0 II JtLftr
SasmiMr Vltiu SibMi at
Qfv(-Sla4tartl
Cherry
The County Library books have
l-en delivered to the various
districts and should soon be
placed in the school libraries and
in the hands of the pupils.
The meeting of the Washing
ton County Teachers' Associa
tion, at Orenco, Dec. 5, was a
most successful beginning of the
seventh year of the organization.
C. F. Combs, of Orenco, was
elected president: Fred A. Keith.
J. II. Jack and G. N. McKav.
vice presidents. The January
meeting will lie held at Sher
I - . l .
nwu. a Dt-vuoa ui ne cuuniv
ikhwmuit; uatisucu uj MIC mB
sociation.
A recent visit to the Cherry
m t-vtii vfaitf w vile vun ij i
Grove school reveals some things
of inltrerft tit Ihn laua tir unalol
schools of the county. The school
is a modern four-room building.
completed and equipped from
basement to staff. Two rooms
are now being used to accommo
date the 7i pupils of the Bchool.
City water is piped into the
vuj nsivvi in ayidi 1 1 1 iu (lie
building; bubbling fouatains are
tilttced in the hallwavs: modern
heating and ventilating systems
have been installed; outbuildings
are furnished with sanitary toi
lets. The work is being cared
for by two very efficient teach
ers. Miss Mary Yoder and Miss
Fleanor Johnson. The school
board and clerk are very active
in makiag their school "Stand
ard." Standard Schools are becoming
quite common throughout the
county. This means that Wash
ington County schools are fast
becoming as good as any in the
state. In the last News nine
teen schools were named as
standard. District No. 21. Col
umbia school, where there are
some famous stars in baseball
and Palmer writing, should be
added to this list H. H. Coch
ran, teacher, has worked faith
fully to make his school stand
ard, and. with the assistance of
the board, has been able to have
a new tlav pole erected, floor oil
ed, improved heating plant, etc
The spelling contest this year
wilt include both high school and
grade work. The committee on
grade work arc: Miss Pechin,
Orenco: Mrs. Case. Hiilsboro.
and Miss Kyan, Leisyville. The
high school committee thus tar
reported are G. N. McKay and
II. H. Inlow.
FARM ADVISERS
Forest Grove. Dec. 15. 1914.
To the Editor:
At the last session of the legis
lature a law was passed provid
ing for theaDDointmentof Coun
ty Farm Advisers in each county
in the State which meets with
certain requirements. As the
name suggests, the dutiesxf this
officer are advisory. The idea is
to carry instruction concerning
improved methods of farm man
agement, stock-feeding and other
farm problems, to the individual
farmer. The work is conducted
under the supervision of the
State Agricultural College and
the expense is borne half by the
State and half by the County.
Several counties ot the State
hnvA taken advantage of the
law, and it is reported that re
quests have been sent in to the
College from this county, asking
for the appointment of an ad
viser here. I am writing this
letter to inform your readers
that on Friday, the 18th, at 11
o'clock a. m., H. T. French, the
State Superintendent of this
work, will be at the Farm School
bow in progresB in the K. of P.
l-W.rahu! .StK
the details or this work, and tnai
at that time the quest on will be
Hall, in Forest Grove, to explain
toffi m th
,tis des rabl to takeP
worn Bl me present, umo "
County. , .
it is tinned that there may be
a large attendance of those in
terested, and every citizen oi tne
County should try to hear and
take part in the discussion.
Yours very truly, A. T. Bux
ton. p-nhnte. ntiaaie D Moore ap
pointed guardian of Esther G
Baker, a minor; warence nan
ley apptd executor estate J J
Hartley, deceased, and J F Cars
lens, tiuini vwivj ..- T,
Dauchy, appraisers; Eliza Russell
apptd executrix of Henry ; Hub
inhn noniev ana n o
sell, with J A Thornburgh, O O
Roe and W W McEldowney ap
praisers; Mary S Porter apptd
guardian estate of Lillian Porter:
Same apptd admx estate R L
Porter, deed; Martin Schuster
estate closed of record; Guar
dianshlp Mabel. Fred. Helen and
i.ina whitehead closed of
.'La, Oiiardianah D report
0 laCCl. DvCMlia
Mrs. Leonard P.rown vls(td
relative in Portland. Sunday.
For that Xmas carving set go
to Corwin'a.
Horn, to Julius Crneni and
wife, of Bethany. Dec. I t a son.
New styles in hats at Mrs.
F.mmott's, and they are inex
pensive. 31tf
P. P. Rider, of Newton, was
in the city this morning.
A box social at Shady Brook
school house. Dec. 19. Program
at 8 o'clock. Everybody invited.
A. L Croeni, of near Bethany,
was in town yesterday.
You can save money at Mc
Cormick's store by purchasing
vour Xmas goods.
Mrs. Lloyd Brown returned
home Sunday evening, after sev
eral days visit in Portland.
A well equipped hardware store
is a fine place to find Santa Claus.
Try Corwin'a.
Frank Johnson was in from
Shady Brook, yesterday after
noon. Greers have a good deal of D.
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I. r '
m nnm
Mrs. Martha Hartley. of Banks.
was in the city the first of the
.
weelt
Vnn
You wili find the watches at
Hoffman's of neater
patterns
?3tf
and cheaper.
Ezra Wampler and Mrs. Ellen
Flood, of Tigard. have taken out
marriage license.
Hoffman has the finest line of
solid gold, diamond set. pendants
and neckchains in town. 33tt
Mrs. J. J. Hartley, of Banks,
was in the city the first of the
week. ,
Peanut Brittle - you never ate
any better 15c a pound, at the
Den of Sweets.
Jos. Williams and L. P. Adams
went down on the Willamette.
yesterday, for a duck shoot.
Miss Edna Dooley, of Banks,
visited her sister, Mrs. Chas. H.
Pollock, over Sunday.
Ten.inch. 12-inch, and 16-inch
Chippewa logger shoes for men
at Greers.
Mrs. W. L Moore, of Banks,
was the guest of Mrs. W. B.
Wilson this week.
For Sale Fine Jersey cow.
cheap. -See E. D. Rike, Wash
ington Hotel.
A. F. Dethlefs. ot Segher. was
a county seat visitor yesterday
afternoon.
For sale: High Grade. Diano
used but few months; will take
$145 if sold at once. See E. D.
Kike, at Washington Hotel.
Minn Amv Sannington. of
Portland, was the guest of her
Bister, Miss Bessie sappington,
the last or the week.
Wanted: To trade piano for
good delivery horse. Kohler &
Chase Piano Co., Hotel Washing
ton. " Mra. A. H. Neukirch and son.
of beyond Blooming, were Hiils
boro visitors Wednesday after
noon. For Sale: Good cow. fresh.
choice of three. Or will trade
for fat hogs, ready for market
-W. J. Head, Orenco, Or. 37-9
Marriage license has been
granted A. E. Hanley, of Leisy
ville. and Miss Anna Grand, of
the West Union section.
Christmas stationery, cards,
booklets -many things in this
line for appropriate gifts. -The
Pharmacy.
Mrs. Geo. W. Patterson and
daughter, Misa Lelah, of Port
land, were in the city over Sun
day, guests of relatives.
Never in the history of Hills
hnrn have vou seen such nice
eandv. made up especially for
Xmas, as is made and sold
(cheap, too) at the Den of
Sweets.
Meetings have been held dur
ing the past week by the Ore
iron Hod Growers Association in
Yamhill and Polk counties and
fi . . ori.er9 are ,iajv report ng
SSST VS
on and other Willamette Valley
counties and the result far ex.
ceeds the most hopeful calculat
ions of the organizers. The Big
natures to the stock subscriDtion
are most liberal and upwards of
$50,000 has already oeen securea.
The Marion County meetings
this week will surely swell this
nver $100,000 and there is no
longer any doubt about the sue
thin new co-ooeration as
aviation which Dromises so much
for the hop grower. There is no
longer any question of success, it
is now only a question of per
npninire who join and it looks
line w per cent, uiunno ,
urj?ed not to contract their, hops
.fornext year as at last they
iiira oil nnr cent Growers are
have n sound, business like as
sociation to handle their crop
and secure them a fair profit
nnu,nra ore also nrired to write
the organization and Publicity
department, at Sheridan for liter
ature and oianxs ami w u.vcnu
the scheduled meetings. '
' Reduced prices on all doll carts
at the Pharmacy.
it liaii
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TAX LEW FGLLO
Will be Some her Near 17 Mills.
a Valuation f 22 MIIUm
LEVY UST YEAI WAS i WLLS
l'aicrtily satf Kama! Cmm Migfc to
Catuty Tai Pama TM Year
Figuring from every possible
basis it is more than likely that
the tax levy this year, covering
the general county, state, and
school taxation, blanketing all
taxation excepting special road,
school and city taxation, will go
somewhere near 17 mills on a
valuation of 22 millions of dol
lars, the estimate of the tax roll,
including the public service cor
porations like the railways, tele
graph and telephone systems.
This would create a tax. gen
eral, of $374,000 aside from the
special vote levies. As a natter
of fact this levy, if made, would
reduce taxation over last years
levy in the sum of $36,407.
The SUte Levy
The state has sent in the
amount of tax that Washington
County must pay in this year of
our Lord coming. 1915, and it
reaches the round aumber of
$89,535. of which the University
of Oregon, the Corvallis College
and the Monmouth Normal get
$18,707.20, and this must be paid
out of the funds of the county,
whether the entire tax is collect
ed or not Just think of li
nearly nineteen thousand dollars
for the outside school tax! Is it
any wonder that a bill will be in
troduced at the coming session
of the legislature to cut down the
amount which now must annaal
ly go to the support of these
three institutions?
The state must, under the
present millage law, give these
schools the magnificent sum of
$689,965.67. or nearly a dollar for
every man, woman, and child in
the state.
Half of that would be ample
or even less than nail, n tne
legislature shall fail to reduce
this gift then the next general
election will have a repeal meas
ure on the ballot and the people
themselves will have a shance to
veto the big school taxation.
Editor Argus: I replied to an
editorial in the Oregonian, which
appeared Dec. 8, criticizing the
county board of this county for
putting a ban on the auto trucks,
to preserve roads, ibe reply
must have found the waste bas
kets. The condition of the roads
after heavy auto truck travel
was sufficient answer to the de
sired explanation asked by the
daily paper. It has now beea a
month since theautos were taken
off the roads, but the damage
they did to our dirt roads
still visible. They not only made
ruts in the dirt roads, but they
plowed furrows, and they trs
now filled with water. They
even took fences down to get
rails to pry the auto trucks out,
and then left the rails in the
road. They would skid across
the road and recross the grades
to keep from going in the ditch.
and in some places the highways
are beyond repair until spring.
The railroads repair roads when
they do damage but the auto
truck drivers do not Again,
they will give no kind of a vehi
cle an inch of road they take it
all regardless how they frighten
teams. Even automobiles must
give way to the auto truck. I
have interviewed the Beaverton
merchants and they say they
should not be allowed on our
dirt roads, as one trip will do
more damage than ten wagons.
I do not think the railroads were
making any kick but the farm
ers were and who can blame
them. Now let us keep the auto
trucks off our dirt roaos whin
they are muddy. W. B. Em
mons, Beaverton, Ore.; Dec 16.
For sale: Standard phono
graph, with 160 records. Just
as good as new. Write or come
to see it. . Three miles south or
Hiilsboro. Address Hiilsboro.
Ore., RouteG. Box 39.
The Hiilsboro National Build
ing bowling corps Monday eve
ning defeated the Commercial
Bank Building bowlers by a score
of 1841 to 167a The Hiilsboro
National scores were: Dr. Smith,
total, 405, average, 135; Met ad
den. 292, average, 97; Dr. Pit
tenger, 292. aterage, 108; J. C,
Kuratli. 363. average. 121: DaC
heim, 454, average, 151. Hilla
boro Commercial, Lang, 470.
average. 157; Seweii, sa, aver
age, 108; Ireland. 321. average.
107: Shirley. 267, average. 89;
Siegrist, one frame, 82; Powers,
one frame . 71: Kenneth Kobb.
one frame. 104 Bach set of
hnwlera had their rooters with
them and there was all kinds of
comedy during the evening.
There will be a shooting match
at Farmington, at 1 o'clock p.
m.. Tuesday. Dec. .22. Geeae
will be the trophiea. You are in
Th cold ware struck Oregon
and Washington County the last
of the week, and this miming
mercury stood at 13 below freez
ing in many places in this city,
while in front of the Commercial
Bank it registered, about seven
o'clock, at 19 below. Many water
pipes froze In the city, but be
yond a little inconvenience no
damage resulted. The weather
has been bright, as well as chill,
and Tuesday and Wednesday the
east and north wind sent shivers
through the inhabitants. Skat
ing has been good at all points
where there was still water, for
ice froze strong enough to carry
the mirth makers with safety.
Just how long the cold wave will
romp over Oregon is a matter of
conjecture bat the good, oil
fashioned Chinook may be ex
pected to waft over the North
west at any time.
Christmas Dance at Hiilsboro
Hall. Thursday. Dec. 24. Hiils
boro orchestra will furnish the
music. Come early and have a
good time. Dance ticket. 11.
Admission, 10 cents.
J. H. Garrett and Grovr C
Combs, representing Hiilsboro.
were in Portland yesterday, con
ferring with John M. Scott, the
general passenger agent of the
S. P. lines, with the view of
having a motor service estab
lished between Buxton and Hiils
boro. with two trains each way
daily. The idea is to give the
people of the North a train ser
vice which will allow them to
visit the county seat in the morn
ing and return in the evening.
The company will send one of
itas best men out to investigate
the possibilities of such a service,
and if it is at all warrantable it
will be established.
Special Sale: E. L McCormick
is selling Edison four-minute wax
records for 15c each. If you
want any. call during the month
of December. E. L. McCormick
Store, Hiilsboro, Ore.
The Washington County Pure
Bred Jersey Ass'n. was formed
Tuesday, with officers: Wm.
Schulmerich. president; Geo.
Withycombe. secretary: Austin
Buxton. John Boyd, and Mr.
Wescott, of Greenville, directors.
There are ten members now, and
they represent 153 Jersey cows
a good start. The society will
join with other counties in May
sales, one of which will take
place in Polk County, in May.
There are now 220 head of Jer
seys in the state in official regis
ter merit work.
United States patent right on
an automobile tool, for sale or
trade, partly or entirely. Cana
dian patent applied for. Enquire
at Wilkes Garage, and ask for
information.
John Dennis, now at the Ore
gon Building, San Francisco,
writes the Argus as follows: "I
get Argus and hsve placed it on
file as the first psper from Ore
gon. I always look out for
Hiilsboro. as well as tlfe rest of
the state, and if there is any
thing that can faithfully do it is
to boost old Washington County.
As soon as the building is s little
further advanced I will send you
a description of what we have,
and how things are arranged."
T!. I. MfVirmiplr la nfferinc
his entire stock of jewelry, music
j i j j
ana aiauonery a. a gooa uiscuuni.
Extra special prices on Edison
four-minute wax records, tall
and see.
The recital given by the pupils
of Miss Dee Darling, Thursday
evening, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Adams, was well attended.
many parents of the pupils being
in attendance. The pupils made
a splendid showing in their
progress. Miss Violet Jacobs
carried the honors of time in
practice, having the greatest
units in hours - twelve hours per
week for the past three months.
Kohler & Chase Piano Co. want
a reliable agent to handle their
pianos and player pianos in and
around Hiilsboro. See our w hole
sale representative at Hotel
Washington.
H. E Dauchy. of Banks, was
down to the city yesterday, look
ing after the insurance matter
on the life of the late J. J. Hart
ley. who carried $1000 in the K.
O. T. 11., of which Mr. Dauchy
is now the Record Keeper.
For Sale: Twenty head of
health? O. I. C. barrows and
gilts, from 40 to 80 pounds. W.
C. Bolton, at Witch Hazel St a..
on a. f.. Address beaverton,
Ore., R. 4. 37-9
II. Sturn Jr. and J as. Loudon.
of above Blooming, -were county
seat callers yesterday. They re
port the roads as hard as a rock
between here and the hills.
Combs' Furniture store has
added a fine line of dishes and
crockery. See them before buy
ing, and you will buy there, tf
J. C Smith, of Forest Grove,
where he is in the livery busi
ness, was a city visitor yesterday
afternoon. 1
Farmers, attention! If you
have , turkeys to sell see the
Hiilsboro Mercantile before Dec.
23. Highest market price paid
for No. l bird. ......
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PHYSICIAN AND tURCXON
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Office Hour $ ioiaa.at.:naiiL
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Room 16 WuhloElaa Hotel
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THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
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Office, npsulra la ScktUaawtch Mock
Hiilsboro, - , - i C
Telephone office Main 103.
Main I!
DR. L. W. HYD3
Succataor to Dr. t.iaktoter
Office oret Delta Drag Store. Beat ih fir a
Bweline, betweta $tk aad fck 8ta
Hiilsboro, I Orecoti
ndarkk Jsnzsi M. D.
PHYSICIAN & suir.pc,
Successor to Dr. Cueni u,nun.
Office and Drug Store.
Orenco, Ossm
Telephone oonneoioaa.
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