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THE INJURY LIST
Ninety Three Men Wilt be Select
cd From This List
CIRCUIT COURT JUROIS NAMED
Every Mm Selected by tie Ceneiy Cenrt
Musi be en Roll
The following lUt of citizens from
all sections of the county, have been
selected by the County Court to
serve s jurors in the District Court.
The list represents the names from
which the jurors will be selected as
needed. While your name may appear,
it does not follow that you will have
to serve, unless your name is drawn
later.
Southwest Forest Grove Eobt
Alexander, Charlie B. Erwin, Albert
U. Hoffman, John K. Ihrig, Levi E.
Keck, Joe E. Loomis, Alebrt A. La-
Mont, C. W. McNamer, Herbert J.
Perry, Edward R. Wirt.
Northwest Forest Grove John
Anderson, John Allen, M. J. Abbott,
Edward J. Boos, Austin T. Buxton,
James C. Clark .Wm, H. Crabtree,
W. L. Cady. Allen Dilley, J. N.
Doane, Haskell E. Ferrin, O.rmel
Good, Ranselaer C. Hill, Houston B
Johnson.
Southeast Forest Grove William
E. BeaU, James E. Baldwin, Charles
Buhman. Charles Blair. Charles K.
Cox, John P. Ireland, F. J. Miller,
Charley Odell, Claude E-Smith, Sam
ucl E. Todd. ,-''.
Northeast Forest Grove James E.
Andrus, Henry T. Buxton, James
Daffron, James L, Hill, Frank Knox,
Robert P. Nixon, J. W. Peabody,
John Rosa, Henry J. Rice, Artmu
Shearer.
Dilley Paul Beck, John 0. Cum
mins, Albert F. Dethlefs, John N.
Dilley, J. F. Goodrich, Edward Han
sen, Charles H. Hubbert, Unas. . J
O'Neil.
Gales Creek Joshua Adkins, Chas
H. Bamford, James Churchill, Cloid
Clapehaw, Lewis Gordon, John V.
Heisler, Thorn. R. Johnston, James
U Loring, John Lilly, rranic Mait-
lanl, Earnest Ulsen, John Kanes, A
W. Wilson. Thomas S. Williams.
Buxton Henry A. Ball, Robert
II. Bullock. John Bill. Alfred Cum
minus, Fred Christensen, John Flook
Frank Genzer. William E. Kelly. AI
in C. Key. Charles C. Liopert, Fay
F. Mead. William Riggle, Vend
Richter, Samuel H. Stowell, George
T. Varley.
Reedvil'.e Chas. W. Bloom, Chas
E. Carlson, A. W. Dant, John Frank.
Joe Flora, J. Heard, Alfred M. Hoi
comb, Geo. J. Jack, John A. Kirkwood,
J. A. Martin. Elmer E. Watts.
Gaston George W. Bealejr.. Chas
L. Dsnnls, Herbert D. Matteson, Fin
ley McLeod, George Mc Adams, Ralph
j. Nelson, uavn storey, J. n. wniie,
Charles Westcott, James waiters, bi
mon L. Wall).
Garden Home Walter C. Ander-
"Vn, Louis Blosick, John Crowley, &
war.) L. Colver. Georce F. Curtis
Charles Erickson, James Hewitt,
Harry E. Harrison, Gilbert A. John'
on. John A. Kinjr. William Morgen
... "...taw A Olun. Phnrla Rav.
Holds, Orrin J. Smith, Albert Taplin
Jnhn Weher. '
East Beaverton Frank M. Austin,
niarisa Adams. Clarence W. Allen.
M. Burgie, John Barry, J. Beuchler,
Gcortre C. fcrnst, Jonn li. naray.
Horhard Holbokc. Robert Hocken
Potr. Hanasji. Robert Johnson
Jiidm R. Jamieson. Alfred Johnston.
Frnnk Miller, Henry Nelson, Frank
C. Peck, Geo. W. Bttw, aidctx a
- Tualatin James Andrews. Geo. E.
Boland, John B. Cimlno, Ralph Cole,
Mnntv F. Duncan. Ezekial A. Eddy,
John Griffin, Herman Krause, Fred
Miller, Leland D. Westf.-ll.
Kinton C Algcshcimer, Geo. W.
Baker, Harry L. Flint. Ida M. Hite,
W. C. Ileaton, Victor II. Kindt, Peter
Olson, George H. Snider Jesse T.
Spencer, R. S. Thomas, Emery Van
Kleek.
Cherry Grove James Byrnes, Carl
Peterson, Pern Patton, Henry P
Roberts. Aloha M. F. Ayres, W. P. Brooks
Ora M. Campbell, Gustaf Kaufman,
Albert Heehn
Norldlund, Edmund
T. Rogers.
North Cornelius John Boyd,Grant
Bacon, Harry T. Challacombe, Dan
iel Deaville, John Oppenlander,Frank
J. fea.se, Jesse 11. Stephenson, Har
rison E. Thompson, Fred S. Walton,
Geo. A. Wilcox.
Laurel Finis L. Brown. Ervine
Burkhalter, Henry Boge, Julius
Christensen. F. M. Crabtree, Gran
ville Everest, Theodore Farmer, E. C.
Johnson, P. I. Lillegard, J. W. Mc
mers.
M.
M.
Cormick, S. H. Ornduff, Tennis Pyl,
Frank Wallace, E. Wed berg, Ed
Wohlschlegel.
Timber Jacob T. Cox, Jff
Hayden, Wm. Roberta, Cassias
Scofield. Elmer Yamell.
Mullov G. W. Andrews, George
E. Boland, Herschel Clutter, Ben
Day, Wm. S. Ewin, A. B. Mulloy,
Ira Smock.
Tigard John W. Allen, Wm,
Bremer. W. F. Bolton, 0. H. But
ler, C. Chistensen, W. N. Francis,
B. S. Frewing, Henry Grebe, Frank-
in T. Johnson, Lrnst Kroner, Clyde
L. Leedy. H. L. Metzger. B. B. Nob-
Ifs, F. P. Rogers, C. Schamburg, W.
G. Woods, Charles Young, H. Zwien-
er.
Mountain Art Kinne. George
Meacham, A. L. Martin, D. B. Roe,
James Thompson.
Sherwood Harry F. Bushong. Jos
eph Cowman, Frank Davis, Arthur
W. Hall, Henry Haas, Chas. T. Hall,
Louie J. Johnron, (rank L. Lukes,
John List, Lawrence S. McConnell,
Wm. Smith, Amos F. Vinionhaler,
Geo. G. Walling, Solomon Wecker.
Verboort Frank Bernards, Ar
thur Vurke. Donn Cummings, Will
R. Chalmers, Fred Delplanche, Peter
hvers, r red r. Hughes, Wm. A. Her
mens, John Krieger, Samuel Moon,
John I. Marsh, J. A. Peters, William
1. Raymond, H. C. Sahnow. Henry
Vandehey, Wm. A. Vandyke, J. H.
van Lorn. Wm. Vanderzanden. E.
Wiebnld.
North Plains Joel C. Ash. John
Brunswick, W. II. Bagley, George H.
Corey, Victor Crop, Carl Chistener,
T. R. Davis, M. J. Eld rick, C. C. Gar
wood, fred Gordon, S. A. Hutchin
son, Lester Ireland, Liaus Jr. Jesse,
tlarlen Kelley, S. A. D. Meek, I. H
Maxwell, W. L. Mays. A. E. McCum
sey, Sam J. Raffety, C. S. Reynolds,
U. schaetli.
Scholls Omer L. Avery. R. H
Brooks, B. E. Crosby, F. F. Conover,
L W. Crowder, Chas. C. Emme, 0.
M. ileaton, Lrnest Hanson, Roy H.
Larkin, L. M. Miller, John Matthie
sen, James T. McCann, James A
Koweii, Jesse C. Snyder, Fred Siev'
era, Aug. wedcking.
Lonnell Andrew Anderson. J. H.
Berger, James L Batchelder, George
ttantz, Jr., Peter Lhnstensen, W. II.
Cash, Henry Fuegy, P. F. Grossen,
Airred Uuerber. W. W. Heiser. W ill-
lam Josse, F. B. Larson. Oscar Miller
Banks FrtM.-rkk E. Roves, John
W. Bernard, Frank 1 L'ami, Rolit
M. Bankii, John V. Huitus, Noah J.
Baker, John F. Cantons, Alwiii Co
nant, Wm. II. Cop,Go. C.G.ox, War
ner F. Crop, Bon Uouiey, Wm. F.
Davis, RubL M. Eilmonilson, Albert
Friday, Wm, (). G;;Uwvay, Chas. J.
Herb, C. II. Hamilton, lb.rry Hoet
zel, Ezra A. Kirt, Jbn l,itp.-rt, AI-
UrilZ, n Mi"8. W.McGnw, John
mund IL Peak, Walter rin, Jos. C. Schul.ner'h, Chas
Spienng, Alfred Spr-MdlMirough,
Montgomery Turner, John W under
lie. ;!H
Southwest IIi!!,!K.ro C. J. Blrdssl!
Frank Barr, C. I.. Crix'MT. A'bert M.
Carlile, G. H. Cart r, Ua.iiel U. Em-
nck, N. R. Lr'cr, Ju.;'jiU A. Hoff
man. Roy E. Heut'-r. J l.n Johansen,
J. N'coifemits, Fred Rood, W. II. lieil-
ing, A. J. Koy, H. I. Si-hmelUer, A.
W. Siegrist, J. B. Stewart. sa.v V.
Trullinger, John Vandorwal, Wm.
Wansbrough, J. B. v ilkos.
NorthweFt Hi!1."boro EldHdge
Abbott, WilliTj i; y. r. Barb-r. G
II. Bidwell, Ernest J. Crabb. F. W.
Delsman, John II. V- lr, G. O. Front,
Clay Freeman, 1. V. Gerir, Manley
B. Hoard.Lnurel M. Hoyt, Wm. Hoff
man , Chauncey Johnson, Jas. G.
Klineman, Edw. R. Monon, Jas. Mil-
tenberger, Chns. F. MrPaddcn,
Dwight Tomeroy, Clem Shaner, Wm.
V. Wiley.
Southwest Hillslioro Eert A. Bar-
bar, C. F. Bunson, JciKeph Connell
N. Chilcott. John l.n''f'i.linfer. Sr.
Andi-ew England, J. II. Frculenthal
Chas. C. Frirk, Oliver I'.. Gntos.Char
F. Gable, Koy Hays, Willis Ireland
W, 0. Jacobs, Grant Landsa, J. S.
Lorsung, Lucius urnr, . George li
Irford, T. E. Mr"nn. Frank II
Simpson, Watson S. Tilton, It. A
Withycombe,
Cedar Mill Fred Berger. Chas
Boy, Richard Be."mi: h, ArnoM Dysle,
waiter Oj'lse, Hem7 h(!irror, Julnif
L. tocge, li. K. Jiiiil ey, Samuel K
Graf, Rolert R, Graves. Wfn. Hiek
ethier, Fred W. Heck man, John Han
del, Niels Hanson, Jacob Jenne. Mar
tin C. Larson, Otto Wismcr, Arnold
wyman.
Northeast Hillnboro Wsley Bos
cow, Wm. Brogden, Leonard Brown,
J. L. Crow, William Gifford, D. M
Glllcnwater, Fred J. Horton, Frenk
Jensen, Chas. M. Johnson, L. P. Jack
son, Thomas M. Kr, It. Linton,
Enos L. McCormick, W. E. McCourt,
J. B. Trullinger, W. II. Taylor, Fred
waiters, jonn waiters.
Mannig Chanev I., rienefird
John M. Brown, Lewis. L. Crawford,
Jeptha Garrigus, Archie Ueskett,
William C. Ingles, Peter J. Kundsnn,
George Laemerman. Alfred L. Ste
phens, Newton C. Shipley.
South Cornelius Daniel Baker,
Frank C. Francis, Alfred Neywood,
Michael H. Henderson, Geo. Harrow,
Wm. M. Huuheg. Frederick VVilhnl
Irmler. Wm. P. Kilk'ore. -Pprrv I.
LaFollette, James II, Morrissov, An
drew Miller, F. H. Sholcs, Robert
weDD.
Purdin A. L. Avdclott. r.
Bailey, Herman F.ernards, Benjamin
Bennett, Elliott L. Cummings, John
ueesacKer, james m. jianey, Wm
Kemper, David Keck, P. H. Miller,
A. Snreadborouirh. Charl f Sen rtt
iLnas, Van Dorcn.
I.AA U Mamma U U Ii'J.
H Mnlii, i T.1 i'-,- !n' . 'ooming-MaX Behling, Frcdcr-
T1i; n n w Boyd, John I nhrmann, Josnnh
Middlcton Chris Aebischer. Chas
F. Barrett, G. T. Brickell, Frank A.
Barrett, Michael Conzelmnn, Frenk
L. Gustin, Roy Harrington, Walter
R. Hayes, August Miebus, C. H. Mc
Clure, Edwin C. Reimers, Alfred C.
Stein, Bert Turnbow, Solomon Weck
3rt, Lewis Winters.
Orenco James Borwlck, Emory
Bruce, Chester Colt, J. W. Enochs,
Fred Grossen,' James H. Hensley,
Wm. Hunter, Lewis Hamel, Frank
Imbrie, Carson A. Jones, Albert W.
Kcehn, Fred Losli, John A. McGee,
Harry Rasmusen, Gregg Stewart
West Beaverton Mellen S. Barnes,
Chas. Bernard, Fred W. Cady, Wm.
Campbell, George Davis, Frank G.
Donaldson, Otto Erickson, Albert M.
Hocken, James I. Hoones. Hnrrv T..
Hudson, Jacob Huber, Alfred L. Jen-
sins, ueorge Meyer, Winfield E,
Lars man, Geo. P. Martin, Enoch R. Pegg, Wm. W. Palmer, John E. Sum
It to aurrtWuK now trivial sr tke
winyac wnlcn stifle to bisUmhm
mtm nterabl. A Rtp ot soot fall
ui( oa a Bias's tinea, a fcWeke
Ame. losing railway train by forty
vcwda after rnnatag bituwlf out of
brrath. a vlalt from tr wbco bo
U oterwnelnieJ tl csrr. tb rp
luc of his nwes by a htI rr9
ben bo s weary. locUnra l bal-
be or trytng t sleep: tho want
f a pin or a shirt batton Byir off st
n auhKty ntoatent. s ha ho
drrMlng for a iluur ivirty sim! bt
nt tlmo hi whkb to J' It " !!
sr annoyanca wblcb sorvly try a
a)Ks petVoeo and ctwfv and vet
Bisuy person nwrs than a serious
aibrortUB. Alexander Mwltb go
far as to nay that If during thirty
jrtirs all tbo annorsmv cimneitrd
wrtttt drfaicaUng slUr t'Utt.nm aloos
mu1I bo gathered Into a nuns and en
dured at ow tt would N wiwry riusl
io a pontic xscutkn.-Ncw York
T-lfgran.
Water and faro Waitr.
Pure waier W noiblns uior or W
thsn clieiuiral enrloslty. Evea wba
d!llled It cannot rfcbtly r conshlewJ
(vrfei'tly pur. Mineral matter the
mmt rotnuon foreign iiitwl-iKc found
In "Adam's alo." Tbta b tnrsely
In: to the fact tbat all water aaaes
through rock and soli st soino tint or
other. In moderate anautltlea the
mineral salts art quite desirable, at
tbey am particularly needed for our
bone and Binaries. Wbea water fai dls-
dilcsl tbean mineral iutwiamva become
detnebed; bene distilled water Is uae-
for tfrtnklng. But If more than
hundred grams of sorb salts as magae-
tluui or sodium sulphate art contained
In a gallon of water it should tbeu be
mntrded as a mineral berera ratbor
(ban a 'good drinking material The
Importance of water can bo well rval-
Ued when w consider that the very
elasticity of oor niuarka, cartllnKM
and tendons Is due to tbe amount ol
water that these, tissues contain. Pearson's.
Do Chamnies) Athletes Die Yeoegt
From opinions collected from men
prominent In the atbletk' world, among
tbciu aeveral doctors sud suriteons wbo
have given the subject special study,
t may be concluded that tbe average
uiun can play baseball, tenuis sad bas
ketball with safety uutu be In forty.
After tbat sen these more vigorous
games become a little dangeroua, even
to the man In good physical condi
tion. At forty-are, most of tbe exports
agree, golf, croquet, handball, volley
ball and medicine ball are more Ottlng
and. certainly, safer pastimes. Tbe
1' tilled Stales public health service dis
countenances tome of the more violent
forma of sport, such ai rowing, for In
stance, even for young men. Long d la
in uce running. Jnmplug and pole vault
ing also are considered extremely ex-
linomlng by Ita experts It declares, to
short, tbat "champion athletea die
youug." Boston Ucrsld.
A nhort Lived Island.
In 1S0T a new shoal was discovered
in tbe group of the Tonga or Frteadly
kluuda. In 18TT smoke was seen
over the sboaL In 1WS tbe sboal bad
become a volcanic Island more the
two miles long and 340 feet high, sue
a lU-rce eruption waa taking place wltb
In It. In IHnO the Island had bejjun
to shrink In dimensions. In ISO u
height bad diminished ooe-bslf, and
the ocean close around tt waa more
than a mile deep. . In IflKi tbe bland
roue only nbout twenty-alt feet above
sea level, and In IS08, under tbe aetioa
of the ware. Ita complete disappear
mice was reported.
The Safety First Critie.
"Brown Is a very careful critic, Isn't
her
"lu whnt wayf
"lie always manages to take (be
-tli ik out of bis uufavornlile com
nient"
"For Instance?"
"Ills bride made blm a sbortcaks
the other day. and when abe aaked
him bow be liked It be replied, 'It
lmi't ns good as your mother used to
make.' "-Detroit Free Press.
ALMOST A
LOVE STORY
ByhilCjUAO
Crrit. W4 " tb s"
Mtmiwe avlleals,
two
er
of
W
Birds and Lightning.
Iilnls are soDictltnes struck by light
nlng. Darwin records the case of a
wllil duck Ibat be saw struck by a
boll while flruil It was killed In
stimtly and fell to tbe ground. Bnt
birds seem t know Instinctively tbat
IlKhtnlng Is to be feared. That perhaps
Is why they seek shelter In thunder
storms. Tbe sudden disappearance of
the birds Is, Indeed, In the country one
of the sores signs of an approaching
tempest.
Itellea.
Italics are letters formed after the
tlomnn model, but sloping toward the
rli;lit. used to emphasize words or sen
fences. They were first used about
irmo A. I). by Miinutlus, a Venetian
printer, who dedicated them to lbs
Italian states; bene the name.
Just the Men.
First Artist-Well, old chap, bow Is
business? Second Artlst-Oh. splendid!
Hot n commission this morning from a
millionaire. Wants tils wife and chll
dren painted very bndly. First Artist
'.Veil, you rc Hie very man to do tbat
Kxchnnge.
P. Cooper, Fred Dobcr. Phillin Her.
gert, Gustav Krause, James S. Lou-
don, red Muhly, Henrv C. Reese
W. M. Turpin, Roland Wright.
COFFEE CLUB COOK ROOKS
The second edition of the Coffee
Club Cook Book isjpn sale, at
50 cents.
The books are on sale at the
following places:
Vaught'8 Grocery.
HillBboro Mercantile Co,
Ponel807i'8 Furniture Store.
Gragjz & Powell Grocery.
Ross Grocery.
ReBt Room, Second St, near
Morton ureenhouse
Rather.
I don't iH-llrve the woman wbo baa
the next itparlnient lo ours ever toochv
fs liei p:irii nrjipt,
"My ilear. Hint's n sweeping arraign
ment. '- I'.nitlinore Anierk-aa.
It Is better in believe that a man
does pwMe ciknI qualities thsn to as
tert thai he inr not Ohlnest ilailm.
Vsnetueln.
Venesnela received Its name from the
early explorers. Its coast waa visited
by Columbus In 1408, and the following
year the name Venesuela ("Little Yen
Icq") , was given to an Indian tillage
built on piles seen by Ojcda and Amer
Iko VespuecL
Great Relief.
"Ijiw books are very dry."
"Rtlll, I enjoy reading them occasion
ally. They're free from slang any
aow." Louisville Courier-Journal.
On day wbea , HtUe Wm May
rirtL-h waa onlri four mass est n
uvtghbor of the family bfenght eve
a boy of about the naasehs. The
o chUdren had been playing tngwa.
half an hour er so when the ether
lk kn rM ant!
naaa rwtchar. est them, will font
lour girt Is trying to flirt with my
boyr
That was tbo twgtanlng of Miss stsjra
career. By the time she was ten or
twvire years old and going to school
kM.klB Itbt BMUtB of the hog
pupils. 8be waa a bandaume girt, and
tbe had cute, cor ways about her.
ben she was approaching her twen
tieth year her solenia (need father sol-
euiuly asked of her;
"May. do yon know that this whole
town of TUHoatllle hi talking about
your
No, father.' wu the reply. "What
are they saytng about mer
That you are a condrmed tut and
coquette."
"Why, father, how you shock mer
"Don't pretend such msocence,"
cblded the father. "Let's ge orer yonr
rasa a tittle. When Parson Brown
came here, aa untnarrM man, two
yearn ago, he seemed to take onita a
ihlne to yon.
"Yes, father."
"I have aa klra Ibat be naked yon
be bis wife."
tie did, father, bnt how was kt
a were cow In boss from nrarer
meeting when be said Ibat be ved me
and wauled me to become bis darting
Ife, Just aa I got my mouth open
i aav im hi hum. chaaed bt s llltlo
dog. came running up on the sidewalk
behind us. The bog at ruck Parson
Itrown In tbe legs, and he went sprawl-
big. I tittered. I giggled. I auVkered.
How could I betn It T Mr. Brown went
off In buff aad in ait moalht wan
aiarned to Amanda Jones."
"But there was Charles Haafew
continued the father, with a smile
around bis mouth.
'Yes, I remember blm. bnt It wan
oot my fault tbat be quit coming hern.
I waa expecting to be. Mrs, lenfsw
some day, but be had not proposed yet,
He came one night, and Just an ha
started In to propose ha gar an awful
tneese. and tbe nine plate In ha
mouth, which 1 never suspected waa
there, lew out and nndae the tahU.
and the cat scrambled for It rather.
I bad to snicker or Mow right ent of
the window I Poor CbarUe dovs Under
the table for his plate, gam me one
awful look and went through the from
door."
There waa a silence for two adnata.
and than the father asked:
"But what about George rot, who
baa been coming bem quite often of
later
"I dont know." was the mil.
think be will ask me to marry hint,"
-Ana you u titter and spoil It alt"
"Not If I can betn It. father. Owm
squints with botn eyea every two er
three mtnntea. It la a dreadfully fun
ny squint"
George Fog was a yooog bachelor
of twentr-flve, wbo lived with hla wM.
owed mother. He waa a farmer. He
bad admired and loved Miss May and
meant to make ber hla wife, anoint oe
no squint
Three or four dars after Mr. rwk.
er had had tbe talk with his danehta.
ss recorded above, young Mr. fog
caugot sight of tbe girt picking rta
oerrics in nis neia. The sight gave
him so idea, n watted to see If aha
would appear agnln next day. Bnt did,
and at the far end of the field ho ut
down the fence tnd tamed In hk old
bull and ram and gave them a whack
as they passed through the gap. They
were gentle creature, bnt at the
whack the bull emitted a bellow, and
the rnm shook his head In defiance, and
bj a freak of fortune both trotted
among tbe bushes.
The girt who bad broken so many
hearts saw them approaching and aft
er one scream started for a tree. Dp
she went untU she waa seated on n
limb that she deemed was a aafa
roost, and It was only then that she
saw Mjc, ftt and called out to Mm to
come to her rescue. Mr. va Mm
along at a Uxy pace, as if there was
no special reason for hurry, and when
he approached withla im
took a seat on the fence, with his hack
w ii er ana asiea:
"Well, what's wanted r
"I want to set down. rJ m,,ma
plled the girl up the tree.
I am not hindering you."
"But the bnll and the ramr
"Oh. ther haven't kin ..wt
lately!-'
'Goorre. von won't k
will youT I may fall at any minute,
tnd it will be awful the way I shall
Ale."
'See here. slrL I lnv nn
you to be mr wifi"
hU back still to her.
Are yon squinting now, Georger
"Tcs, by thunder! 1 am mhImi
at the old bull and rami"
Keep It up, Ooorge. dear, until yon
get the critters out of im. s.m
evening you can come over and w
" to W to Boston
or Niagara Falls nn m i.
np, dear, for (his limb Is aracktng
under me and will soon break."
And Ooorgo, in spite of hla runny
squint became a hero and a husband.
anil tha I- a . .
. u aaya at tha falla.
anil TlntAt.,.111. --. . .1 "'
match on both tldea. "
l7ate!ili3eo
17E WILL TELL ALL ABOUT
it i :ext week
We are going to offer yon bargain that win
save yon money. Our good art all guann
teed, or your money back. You will wonder
how we can sell you first quality goods at the
extremely low prices. Why did we locate in
a small town clone toJPortland? Why dk!we
buy a business lot and put upa large U'V.
ing in A Washington County? Because our
eipenaea are about one-tenth as much as they
would be in Portland, and wt can sell y,A
goods cheaper than yon can buy inferior goods.
Not only that but you keep the money in
Washington County, which help build up
your road and decrease yonr taxes. We
have a fi 0,000 stock to draw from wc dis
count all our bills wc buy in large quautitics
we turn our goodafat, figure on a small
profit, and give you the benefit of low prices.
We will allow freight on order 'aniouotiug
to $5.00 or more to tbe following places:
Forest Grovc.jCor Delias, Yamhill, Hillsboro,
Reedville, Aloha and Huber. One-hall freight
to Gaston, Banks, Buxton, Roy, and any
towns between'these points. F
If you want anything in tbe Implement Hue,
such as wagons, mowers, harrows, plows, or
in fact anything in Hardwire or Implements,
wtite us before you buy. Keep this paper and
see what we will oficr you next week, lkst
of references furntshcdon request Watch
for our ad in tbe Argus. Ask the editor if
we do as wc say.
A Ouaaa .-L.
"Indeed l
- uui 1 oa Ten 1 ant
the sand.MErchange.
Usually the Way. . ,
Mamie She Is trying to keen has
marrtaw a secret
BhU(I2owaoJfo,,
She told tne so.' ,
IS IT WORTH SAVING?
Calef saves you
Calcf saves you
Calef saves you
Calef saves you
Calef saves you
Calef saves you
' Calef saves you
Calef saves you
Calef saves yon
Calef saves you
Calef saves you
Calef saves yon
Calef saves you
40 per cent on MenV Suits
as per cenfon Dress Cxls
30 per cent on Underwear
iil4 P" cent 00 Hosiery
30 per cent on'Gcnts Tics
25 per cent on Ladies' Waists
25 per cent on Ladies' Skirts .
25 per cent on Musliu Underwear
40 per cent on Raincoats
25 per cent on Sweaters
25 per cent on Men's Shirts
25 per cent on Handkerchiefs
25 per cent on Stamped Goods
And if CALEF telb you its so it is so
x 208 Main Street Hillsboro. Ore.
Failures are bnt the pUlafa nff at,
ss.-oid Proverb,
Another Year oflhe
PANAMA-CALIFORNIA" EXPOSITION
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San Diego
This beautiful exposition will continue all the yJ
1916 bigger and better than ever. ManyXthe best
exhibits from San Francisco have been transferred to
San Diego. If you neglected to see San Diego iu IW
do- not fail to see this beautiful city thia year. TM
winter is the logical time too. Si months round trtj
tickets are on Sale daily from all Pacific Northwest
points to Southern California.
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