nxuoto aop rrciMtci
f
Hillsboro
FUEL CO.
H. D. Krkatrltier, Pp.
Hdquartcrs in
HILLSBORO TRANSFER & ITEL
COS, office in Washington
Hotel Bid.
Dealers in
Sand, Gravel, Cement, Wood
indCoaL
( Phone Main C91
ft !MSH-
CITATION.
1.2 THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF ORF.r.ON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
1 4 Ik Miter el the Eatate f Julius
Ilrl. DeceaarsL
1" Marie Anna ltd, Aupii t Itol
CUe IteL Robert ltl, Mary Itel. Jo
tj.:i ltL minor, Thomas II. Ton
I j, guardian ad litem of said Jo
;.. Itet. a minor, and to ail un
l.Mtwa heir at law of aaid Juliu.
lL deceased, and to all persons in
t. lasted in amiil estate.
l.X THE NAME OF THE STATE
t-r' OREGON, you and each of you
It hereby cited and required to ip
j i t before the County Court of thi
lute of Oregon for WashingUw
f'ojnty, at the court room of uic
cojrt, at Hillsboro, Vah:ngtor
County, Oregon, on Monday, the "5t
day of January, 1915, ct the hour ol
ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
lay. then and there to show ciuse
ifftny there be, a hy an order of salt
ahtuld not be made by aid court
autkoriting and directing Maria
Anna Itel, the administratrix of said
estate, to tell at private sale, all th
l.&! property belonging to said es
tat and situated in Washinptor
County, Oregon, and more partial
hrlr described as follows, to wit:
' Tract L Part of ths donation land
cla'.ia of Solomon Richard. on and wife,
in section 4, township 2 south of rang
1 weat, described as follows: Commen
eii.f at a point 53 1-3 rods east of the
t orthwest corner of section 14 town
ship 2 south of range 1 west of the
ViUamette Meridian, and running
these south 30 chains; thence east
26 24 rods; thence north 30 chains;
thence west 26 2-3 rods to the place
of beginning, containing 20 acres, lest
and excepting a strip of land across
t'.e north end of the above described
tract 16 1-2 feet wide, dedicated to the
public for road purposes.
Tract 11 Being a portion of sec
tion 23 township 2 south of ranee i
vest of the Willamette Meridian, and
described as follows, to wit: Commen
cing at a point 50 links north of the
I ' trter section corner between sec
tioni 23 and 26, township 2 south of
rnge 1 west of the Willamette Meri
dian, and running thence north 19.50
chains; thence south 74 1-4 degrees
west along the road 10.68 chains;
thence south 84 1-2 degrees west IS
chains; thence south 19 1-2 deereee
east 2J6 chains; thence north 87 de
grees east 7.70 chiins; thence south
13.17 chains; thenre east 19.50 chains
to the place of beginning, containing
85 acre, more or less; excepting there
from a tract of land formerly sold to
George Galbreath. and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a point
13.17 chains north of the sop th west
corner of the above described tract;
thence west 3 degrees south 18 rods;
thence easterly along the line of Port
land and Willamette Vallpy Railroad
If rods; thence south 4 1-2 rods to the
place of beginning. The tract of land
hereinabove described as Tract II, con
taining about 34 acres, more or lers.
Tract in. Lots 37, 38, 29. I! 43,
41, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49 of Tualatin Gar-
dent, Washington County, Oreeon- nl
so the north one-third of lot V,H. and
the west 1 1-2 acres of lot 50 of Tuala
tin Gsrdens; also that part of lot 35
lyin? west of line running south from
the southwest corner of lot 53 and
parallel with the west line of said lot
hi of Tualatin Gardens, except that
part of said west portion of lot 35
which was conveyed to E. A. Eddy on
November 27, 1901, by deed recorded
on page 58, Book 50 of the records of
deeds for Washington County, Oregon
All of said lots being in sections 23
and 24, township 2 south of range 1
we 4 of the Willamette Meridian, and
containing 55 acres, more or less. Part
of said Tracts numbered II and III be
ing subject to the right of way of the
Oregon Electric Railroad Company's
right of way as now surveyed and lo
cated across said lands, said right of
way containing three acres, more or
leas;
Or so much of said real property as
auy be necessary to pay the debts,
liens and charges against said estate
and the expenses of administration, as
prayed for in the petition of said
If aria Anna Itel, adminixtratrix of the
state of said Julius Itel, deceased.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
aid court, affixed this 16th day of
December, 1914.
EDW; C.LUCE,
Clerk of th County Court of
aid Washington County, Ore
gon. .
Be R. A. KURATLI, Deputy.
(St'il of County Court.)
6 Pr Cent LOANS
Obtainable to buy, build r improve
Ktrai, ranch and city property r re
SMoee InenubranoK tbererrom; Special
Piivllarea and Reaomable Terms.
F- r pmnneltlon , ad1rw : Flnanoe
IV 01,127, Busrh Bldg , Da, las. Teiaa
tw eordwood, poles up to 12
inches in diameter, frnce raila.
and boards of all kinds, into
tovewood lengths. Will go into
.L . . l" . . -.V l
ine country, nnir, pmtir wr
call on me.-Carl Skow, Hillsbo-
rx Thone. City 4t or call at
Tualatin Hotel.
ADMIMSrKTl)KS NOTICE
N ,)- t Iwrl't tirrn that IK uadr
ti(nt ha t k.intr h tn (VaalT
l'.tlt lt k att--KH utv. ((,
ftJinirMintnK iha OrtMupfc
MlnH.4.l-l All rraMa bavia
(latni tninM ra'd ratal mill ihrraTura
nrr nt ibmi. i.kiHm with it rrorer ,
viHi-h- ihrvt.r. nhm it ttiootat"
frM IS lat luTa. m al my rot- j
lenM X.HIIB -m i wihmmm. ir ai tarn ,
law !- ol K. 8. lonnue, t Hiltator,'
lrNri.
li lhi I .-Miiira.
K H Tmtf ii. Aiun fcr AJminlatra
tor
ECielrs Netkc to Credilers
Sot.- hmlr in iht lS ile
iul t - ai-fxoWtl kietntorof Ibe
Ua Will n t Tuiunt i i. J. Hnlv.
ihMHt. kixt lw iul ewrirmea
w n-h l i(v ' untt (Van. ol ih Si
.1 iiTTy.ni ir w Mhtutlnn louolT. and
h- -liHT .ii;-ll-.l as u. h KiUr.
Now. lhntt't. all l" hatliw
CUI ;!" Ml'l h-tl. no
linol ami i4t-l U pn-cnt Itxem
Iho rv-r .MiotHT . t nv oltlc
Iti M Trai at '..rvlll r,
.ral lt Itw lhonr Tl M.Tuocue
Jr , in th tuniiMVtl Klark in Ui Cil
f twrti. within i t
nuuitti Imm th' !! f I he rttW'
J.m .f thw tHvi l.hii : Witt.m it
molilhi in.in Nih ITio. . !.. 11
i lrrirv llarilev,
Kivtttor-f th Li Will ! Xm'm
menl l J. J. lUr.lty, l-9r.t.
Th H T-uu, Jr, Attorney lor
fti-rutor.
Will You Build ?
If yoat are going to build ill Spting
or Summrf, are J. S. LORSUNO, tot
prkrs on building and rXcfUng
Flim.ti given fee. All woik Is
gaarantre-l. No tuenl oolil wji
is coaiplrleil, J. S. Loraung, Cor.
First an.l VUuigln, Si., Tele
phone City 574. llilubno, Oregon
Give Me a Trial
IIKHI--S SI.K.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OK OREGON FOR WASH-
INGTON COUNTY,
l.rtha M hn.lt. I'lau lin.
vs
F FJjhnnn and Nma V lohnmn, hi
I fa. fornitrly N 1 n a V Unpen,
Deleiidanla.
jr virtue of an execution, jmlitmant.
ininf. i-rt, ano imirr ol ala imuoI out
M IheabiiTceuiitlnt enuri In U abov
entitlnl rauiw. U me ilirertcl, and daletl
t. ivn ij oi .toveiiiier, imi. upon a
Juilctufnl rrn erl atl entered In aaid
.1 ur., un th Ilm ilay of (Mntier. IWII. In
Tor ol 1 w.i M o-oil. pi am I id, and
ufainst r r JohiiMin an,l Mnt V
Juhnon. hm wife, turnntrlr Nina V
Kuprrt. for the miin of $. W, with
in'rrt (hereon al the rat of S pee rnt
pr annum from tl.a i:tni dr of May,
1913, an. I the lurther aunt of SJUI. ilh
intral themin at the rate of tt percent
lr annum from the 211 day nl Uctaber,
iti. ano ido luriwr uin ui lit m ami.
tnd the nit ir and uoa tbu writ,
-onimandinit U n.aka tale of lb
lollowinir Uraerihed real pr pirty,
u wit:
Ailot Lot nnmhereil one IIL two fj).
Ihrwl.T. foir(t). tiv (5) and is til, and
teiiri.'l ax a lti of Aouaiaun'a
'i Nlivwi,ii of tba betijumin Htcwart
Ii nut un Land Claim. In Toanabip one
St) houlb, Kari( ln-2-nt of Hi
vV i II a til 1 1 Meridian. Wuhiiifton
Cotlily, oiriin. Ilng nmre particularly
dMrritMvl an uuiow. ui tt:
Uigiiininc al ib nortfaeaat corner ol
aid Ite-Juum Hiewart Donation Land
t'laim. ail runnin inenee auum
'leftree I" in'mitr wrat 11 uS ruaitm to a
Uiue Iu tberei:ir of th County Koad;
thence north SI di-greei 37 minutes went
alone tlie center ol said county roail.
Si .V ehaira: thrnt-e horib i dryru a v
in in. eaxt 10.ti -hi to the north line of the
XenjniiiU, Hiewart l)il:tl n l-anj ( laim,
iheiuMiitliH dKm 14 tiiiuuloa east
;?io'i ctiaim al;tiit t j tH.rth line of said
in. to the place nf teHlnuliix. In
Vt athinetnn t oi...;y. nrriron.
Mow Therloie. Iiy virtu fld eiemi
tion.j dKm lit. order. decre, and order
olaiie, and In cu p, ii r Willi tlie com
inandsof aaid writ. 1 II on Monday,
the 11th l ol lanunry IWIA, at (0
o'clnrk A.M. at the limit door of the
I'ounty Court Hoiim in tiiiMtoro, Wwb
initton County, ortgoii, ell al public
uciion --u'J-ct to mleniiition to the
hlichwit bidder for caiili in hand, all the
ristit, titie ami Intrreal whirb the within
named defendants or either of them
hal on the Wth. day of April, I9li, the
date of the iiiorlmKe berein fore-,Mwd,
or aiic that dale had, in and to the
above dfscritjeil pn,?)rty. or any part
thereto, to iwt is y sam eierutioo, order
and decree, itiierei.t, cobim, and accruing
Coo la.
J. E. REEVES,
Sheiilf ' V-liinVm i Hiinty Oregon.
By J. C. Applegate, Deputy.
)a.l tt.i:ii i( oi It iv inner, I'll.
Kir-t puiiiirvion, He.-. In,
La-t puhlii-aiinn. Jan. 11115
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN TH' COI'NTY COITRT OF THE
itTATK )F OltBOOM FOR
WAKIIINiiTON COUNTf.
Iu the niHitrrof the Hila'e of Margaret
Ki t. IJ. ceawd
Nolire is hi u liv viven thst the under
int (1 siluiin s ritor f Mid entale ba
ulec i.i tlie above en'itied court bts finl
account ai il rtpoil in 'h - n.nlti r i-f aaid
estate, aril tint said Court hai fixed atld
appointed Mon lay the I it b day cf Jin
uary, 1915, at the hour of ten o'clock A
M. of aaid day ai il the C uit kt oiil cf
the above entitled Court in llillalior',
Washington Ciuniy, Orevon, at the
time and place lor lita-ln iljrciioi.s to
aid final arci untand for the final settle
ment of aaid es'ale.
Dated this 3d day of December, 1914.
John lj ftia, AiimitiUlrator of aaid
e ate.
BAGLEY & HARE,
Attorneys for AO minis' rato.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Vnt.if4l la liAraliV ulxmn lltat t Hi .1.
Miifiied. have lieen Iiy the County Oiurtof
i lie male oi uri'Kon, tor Washington
lUllinlV. ftlllv HiifMkintjIfl Viniit..r Ik.
rotate of Ixmiaa Kllignen, deneaaed, and
h tve duly qualilind na aunh All persona
havinir clHiini ai;aiiikt' aaid eatale are
linreliv notilied to preaent the same to me
tt'ith ttr,,tir miitina Ih. I.w ..Ml ...
...... i, win h ... imww wiuu,
ol W N Barrett, at Hillaborn, Ore.ori,
wimin six moiiuii iroin inn am nay or
uewuiiier, un n Jimriaii,
Rxncntor nf the enlulj nf tini.i K-.llli
aen , deceasm.
W M Barrett, Atlorney for Executor.
Hnffmnn hn the finnnr lina nf
mrAlA ttrA A 1 rl m nri an itA.n.Iri '
and neckchains in town. 33tt
NOTtCt OP FINAL MTTLIMCMT
KUTIfE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
thl in .! ruif.l. Hi Jul i-l xxi-l
diul.lul uxl UHIK l,lnl t
MUK u S&rmb Jl Mill. !"'.
In lb .Hnn lr t inn (Mat f
Orexm. a-r WaMnnf t Srei
ao- Mitl in iim Htal.. r !.! Mai.
IMMnl tnnkSnl Mutn'nt. h
.lit of Jttu'T. A l ll hut ol
loa k A M,if Mht Jay. laltwl'kMtnle
I ,ur Kmm In lh Vm It fuurt Mim
In HtllaNNk Htm. m h lint and
io Itir brrln ul K l. mi4 Anal
.-Mtnl anl Kt lb ttual rllWnan
aakt eatat
li al IlillaUira. lfM, UU Srd
dav oi IVrmMtw. a l. HH
r m mil, imiiumwuHw v
Sarah Ja Hill, i'h-mwJ
1 1 n TkM( jr. auorn? aw -wlnwirair
OKLUON ELI CI VIC TRAINS
To Portland 55 minutes.
6:32
7:18 -
S:2S
9:58
12:43-
3:58
a m
-a m
-a m
-a m
pro
p m
p m
5:43
8:10
pm
9:i.8 iSat only) pm
From Portland 55 minutes.
7:54
9:20
a rn
a m
a m
pm
p m
p m
. tJ-J IKItlllKlltllllll
2)5
4:27
6:25
7:13
p m
p m
a m
9:12 (Sat,
only)
12:25
S. P. AND P. K. 4 E.
All. except the P. li. & N.. trains
are electric, and stop at the de
Ht on Main street
To Portland
Forest Grove Train 6:50 a. ml
McMinnville Train 7:36 a. m.
Sheridan Train 9.58 p. tn.
Forest Grove Train 12:50 p. m.
McMinnville Train 2:15 p. m.
Forest Grove Train.. -4:10 p. m.
Kujrene Train. 4:53 p.m.
McMinnville Train 6:37 p. m.
Forest Grove Train 9:50 p. m.
From Portland
Kujrene Train arrives-. .8:15 a. m.
McMinnville " . .9:42 a. m.
Forest Grove " .11:59 a.m.
Forest Grove " ..3:15 p.m.
Shendan " . .4:30 p. m.
McMinnville " ..6:37 p.m.
Forest Grove " ..7:15 p.m.
Forest Grove " ...9:00 p. m.
McMinnville " .12:15 a. m.
A 1 1 trains, except Eugene
trains, stop on flag at North
Iiange and Fir streets and at
Sixth and Fir streets and at
Tenth street
Steam Service Old Depot
To Portland
P. R. & N. Train 1:37 p. m.
From Portland
P. K. & N. Train 10:24 a. m.
Sheriff's Sale oa Forccleiart el Mori
fI
Notice is hereby (riven that by vir
tue of an Execution, judgement or
dVr, decree and order of sale iasued
out of and under the Seal of the Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for Washington County, dated the
till day of Derembar. 1114. upon a
judgement and decree made and ren
dered in eaid Court on the Wth day ol
October 1M14, In favor of Oeorge Peterson
plaintiff, and atfaniat H. U. Wright and
alien F. WrlKht.dafemianU. for the turn
oi fiOU 00 with inlereat thereon at the late
A per cent per annum from the loth day
llMcemher 1910, anil the further auin of
SUM with interet at the rai or 0 per
cent per annum Imm the !rd day of
December 191.1, and lh further aunt of
paa with 6 per rent tolerant lioin Mann
Slat 1914 and !.'.. W) attorney lee with
Interest thereou at tba rate of 0 per cent
per aniii'in from t, ti,lr 'Hi h, 1914. and
th further sum ol 1 10 10 coaia ai.d
diabursementa, and the coats of said
writ and said sale, to me directed and
delivered, commanding me to make
sale of the following described
real property situate in Washington
County, Oregon, to-wit:
All of lxt KtHnen (II) in Nichol'a Ad.
dliion to Uardeu Home In Washington
(Joiinty, OreKoti
Now therefore by virtue of said
execution, judgment order, decree
and order of sale, and in compliance
with said Writ, 1 wiU on Monday, the
2iib day of January 1913 , at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day,
at the South door of the Court House
in the City of Hillnboro. Waahinrton
County, Oregon, sell at public auction
to tne Highest bidder. lor rash In
hand, all the right, title and interest
which the above named defendants
il O Wrluhtaml Ellen V. Wrlvht. oreithar
nf them had on the dale ol mortgage to
plaiiiudio wit, the IS day of June VMS
or have since acquired in and to the
above described real property, to sat
isfy said execution, judgment order,
decree and order of sale, interest and
costs and all accruing costs. Ssid
sale will be made subiect to redemp
tion as per Statute of Oregon.
Dated thi tub day of December, 1914.
J. E. REEVES,
Sheriff of Washington
County, Oregon.
By J. C. APPLEGATE,
Deputy.
Keck A Hoeckrr, reck Hliig., Portland,
Attys. for Plaintiff.
Henrv Ha??, of Reedville. was
a city caller this afternoon.
F. L. Smith, of Shady Brook,
was in the city Tuesday.
erOrem"
a e e tanaa Iraaa)
fw kaewaMee er r lh ifr, 1
a ''asBjaaaw
I Mil."-"
I. a. MXU, e:lit.e.
t bui uiiict.ii i 'r
4ttt.-et4aiat II.' t annum.
lk-4 !"
-V-
UMU at H,bl S
And now. nolithtanJinis Iho
universities set aUwit seven
hundred thvHisand d,llarH il the
peoples money the cmintr year,
Euirn U out with a demand for
$100. (XX for a new luiildim;. and
the Monmouth Normal want T
percent, for a new Uiildintr.
Just a the Arirus stated a fe v
months airo-these institution
are never aatistied.
The greatest if world holid.i
U tomorrow, and it r'lrlru
tion follows in every Ian.! whtrv
the sign of the cross ha travel
ed. The day celebrate the
name of the metk and lowly
Jesua, and the prevei't he has
Riven to the human race have
been ennobling, alway. and d--basins
never. While thert are
millions who reject the divinity
of the name, and all th it it im
plies, yet a!l know that it ha
stilled the sobs of the mother in
a million home and dried the
tears of adversity and shame on
the faces of countless million
The name of Jeu ha brought
hope to the crime-sodden houI in
all climes-and that is enough to
make Christmas an oj.en season to
all mankind.
CHRISTMAS I'KtHiWVMS
The Primary Department of
Grace United hvamrehcal .sun
day School will render, on Sun
day morning. IHc. 27. at II
o'clock, the following program:
"Merry Christmas. Kuhy
Wickizer: "Greeting." Juanita
Chapman: "Our Guides," K'va
Ulrey; "Our Prayers." Neva
Bunsen; '"Santa Clans." Janice
Bunsen: "A Merry Christmas,"
Delmar Jones; "A Christina t
Message." Pale Junes: "Him
Star." Arnold Pease; 'The Habe
ia Bethlehem." Leaths Curtis
"A Christmas Fairy." F.thel
Strong; "Hear the Bells." l'ri
mary motion song; "A Comfort."
Cecil Ballard; "A C.jod Plan
Raymond Miller; "Star Kays."
Juanita Chapman, Kuby Wicki
zer; Delsina Frost, Helen Curtis
and Bessie Johnson; ' A Christ
mas Ball." Juanita Wuhn; "At
Christmas Time," Wavne Strong;
"I'll Try and Try." K .ward Cal
lard: "Something Better," Burt
Turner; "Tap! Tap! Tap!" Neva
and Janice Bunsen ana Klva Ul
rey; "I Always Smile," l.oii
Wilkes; "Christmas." Balph
Hewitt; "Jesus Birthday." Kuby
Karns; "How Christmas Came,"
Bessie Johnson; "The Christmas
Story. Delsina r rost: recitation
Uurel Frost; "At Christmas."
Bessie Johnson, Kuby Karns am.
Elva Ulrey; "A Word to Santa
Claus," Lester Hewitt; Duet.
"Send the Tidings, " Mrs. Stauf-
fer and Kay Si trier. -
Christmas offering for mis
sions.
Cantata Program
The choirs of the United Kvan-
Helical and the Christian Advent
Churches will render on Friday
evening, at the Advent church,
and Sunday eveningat the hvan
gelical church, at 7:30, the Can
Uta, "The Star Divine." text by
r ranees Hubbard, music by A.
w. Lansinsr; director, A. U. Da
vis. Program follow?: "Intro
duction and Hymn of the Proph
ets," Cantata; organist, Emma
Tupper; solo, A. U. Davis; solo.
Ray Sigler; solo, Emma Tupper,
accompanist, Miriam StaulTer;
"Chorus of Prophets" by chorus;
solo. Bertha Bloyd, Chorus; solo.
Mrs. Myra Miller-StaufTer; alto
solo and chorus; duet, A. U. Da
vis and Ray Sigler; finale. "Star
of the East." The Cantata pro
gram will be interspersed with
readings by the following: Ha
zel Turner, Miriam Staulfer, and
Lillian Perkins, of St. Johns.
L M. Hesse, of Scholls, was a
city caller yesterday.
Miss Rhea Wilkes. Ward and
Clair Wilkes, Henry Danneel
and Con Archbold are home from
0. A. C. for the Holidays.
Thcs. Johnson, of near Farm
in ir ton, was kicked in the fore
head by a horse, Sunday morn
ing, the result being a live-inch
wound, which Dr. Erwin sewed.
Ernest Gunther, of near Lau
rel, was injured in one of his
yea the other day, the result of
the backfiring of a gasoline en
gine. Dr. Erwin attended the
optic and hopes to save the
vision.
The Commercial Club will have
its big Christmas tree at the
Crescent this evening, and there
is promise of a big house. A
fine program has been arranged,
and the school children will take
prominent part in the exercises.
tntar at lb r.-M ff
U(tM. na awAl-oa
I ll II
J. W. LI
JamiH-J lm Water fl
Creek. "l lre
W CHI ItW I'aMirtSNOR
IV.iwaJtai. sTcai'i, Peraercd.
AaJ la III MrallH
Pnf. J. W. Livingston, awed &l
. . . .. . i...
ean, miiotiie.i jwinni.
Forest Crve. by jumping lnm
the bridge across tJales Creek,
in Hoffman Park. Livingston
had It en itt i!l health fr live
years, and deMpondeit. and uf-ft-ring
a temKirarv menial de-
rantrement.
The ileail m tn ha I U-en a cl
lege profesti.r, an.l a! nnt lime
was president of the PUttetille.
Wisconsin. Normal sehiwl. IJtter
he was an instructor at the Mou
diouth Normal.
Five years ago. Livingsttn
fc . . a . i
came to t'regoit in ui!i vi
health, lie improved, uiul two
sears ago acceptetl u iieuti m nl
Monmouth A nervous break
down tollowisl nn,l fie was
obliged to iive ti In duties.
He leave a wid-, rur s'"1
and one daughter, ti e Utter U'
ing a teacher in the iVndietvio
se hint's.
Coroner Barrett went t roi-
est tlntve this morning t bod
an inveslitration.
OU SAI L
Some fine individual bull calves.
Kegistend HoNtetn Fressans. All
splendid individuals, finely lorm
ed. and from tine strains.
I. ' i..);V ML
... KlKti;
",,;f.V A?
These calves are sired bv S r
Johanna Colantha t'ornuoop'a,
wht tlam has it record of near-
!v 20 lbs. of butter in set en thy
Ihe dams of then youngster'
try high bred and splendid pro
dueers. an, th' fellows should
make fin head of herd. Prices
reaxonabliJ si I remem-r these
ire register I. and of the bt
strains the world pnl u (I
me now and lay a foundation
fjr your herd
And. Itendler.
North Tualatin Plains.
Cornelius. Ore., K. F. D. 1,
Mi Minnie Morrill, who is at
tending rho!ut Monmouth, is
home for the II lihy.
C. K R iter and v if departe.
for l ill imivik this nu rning, t
spend Christmas with Mrs. Kei
ter s mother.
Wm. Morrow, of i Anveles
departed for home the first of
the week, after a "hurt ti-it with
his relatives, th families i f Mrs
F. W. Baldwin and Ceo. F.mmntt
Word bis been received bv
Perry Cardner. of Q taUma. tha
he and his brother, IJ. C. o
Hillsboro, and a brother. Port
t S a a
inna, nave in-en leit legacies
from the estate of an uncle, Lack
in the Last. Ihe amount in
volved is several thousand thi
'ars.
The State Inspector has given
the Ilillsltoro Mercantile IH out
of n posHible 'J points on the
store meat plant one of the
linest in the state. Their shop,
refrigerator, slaughter horse,
and all connected with the mar
ket scored but 17 points shv of
absolute perfection -and that's
going some.
Buy Red Cross Stamps for
your Christmas packages and
help the nation-wide light against
tuberculosis.
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HTATK UV OHMiON ,OH
WASHINHTON CtlllNTV
N iO "" la lu.ro'i plvKti. Ilial tl,n .. Vr
aiene.1 liti l. d,,, ,,,H,lnU.d ami eon.
nrniH Iiy t Count, u,t of the Htat.
.f onv.i, ir , , i,..lltv,
Kier.uU.r id i,e U-t Will and Ti-alament
of AiK" KraiKe. iii-,(i,,, an.l l,l
iialll,., hh b la t,r.M,..n i
Now 1 1.1-r.iline, all iii.r.o.a m'in
la.i,. nui,,.i .,,1,1 iB(0 ,B ( '
nut li'ii ami ruiilrid Ui iiroxMiil il;. ,,
Uige.h. r l li ,,r..tM-r vinirliira tli-rHnr. tri
ler Hare. ., ll, rl., N a: linial
l ank I'li. d,!,,!,, il.iUi,.,r,,, W aat,Vt "
v:;:-wi'Mi''''
Patwi Hill lida of llnrt inKnr
Exwutiir nl mi ealala, '
Bagliy Hare. Altortiau (, KmuU,r,
AFTEKNOUH
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DECEMBER 25th
H
Saas aaaaa aaaaai
CANDIES for
There is in 'tl.iii more apniijtc (ur a Xrtu
promt tlun'n faiu y box of cantly. We tv
h LitKcr assorttucut than ever Ufurc.
Cunily Conra WV will nuke a lart
vat is ly nf Cait ly C ucs, M'i:ictliing that p!r.'H
rrt laaly,
Chritm Cnt!lca Wc tn.tVc candies
win rc jvality is the w.itc!iwurtl. 1'or pcojuc b
t l j'iy filial wlmlcMtnie (hintics.
Nome Matlo tjaroMi crisps, tlicy are Cue.
Clours, Tobacco, Pip-
Koebers
Confectionery
One door South of iho Mercantile
SPECIAL FEATURE FOR XMAS
TOMORROW 'AND SATURDAY
GRACE GUNNARD AND FRANCIS
FORD of Lucile Love fame, in a grest
3-part dectective drama
THE fJVST
n
If you like genguine detective storia
by all means don't miss this one
We wish all a Merry Xmas
Penlfi'sTheare
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AND EVEUIIIC
-'ny
CHRISTMAS
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