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i! u II ri i r ti U hJ !i f;i: h. at ' I w ,t h ; r , rt ; hi J' tt f ni ji Ji !' w ' , K SI dl 1j Tuxedo Nights by )Vait) Mason A When the clay's work's has sunk in the well known West, then i stretch my i form by the fireside warm, 1 sit at my ease and rest. Then I take my pipe which is mildly ripe, as the ;pes of good smokers are, with a chortling soul then 1 11 its bowl from mv class Tuxedo iar. And I smoke at V ... . .... in the daytime leave their scar, but there's rest at night and a calm delight in my glass Tuxedo jar" CbutijA 1 : fl It's Coming at Breakneck- Speed ji "THE GIRL AND THE GAME" i 1 r Equitable Motion Picture Cor poration Presents A j ClARAWriBALL, YOUNG .WllKJH IACKATE TRILBY Produced in MM This Picture was good enough to run as the opening attraction of the Pich ford Theatre, Portland. v "t $ ' ) r 1.1 i. : I' A - ' V ' ' f A f:Hrl V i ti . Ji " , V"'t " ) I r r p 4 4 , f Zf IV- J ill , ! t u ". Jr"f ' ij 3 j CLARA KIMBALL AM0 WILTON 1NTttllOY I I I I 1 YOUNG ' LACftAtE:m InlLDI I ) Also Two Mon. and Tues. Mar. 6-7 Admsssion 5-lOc. done, and the good old aim 3 ease, end my trouble flees to j the place where dead troubles go ; and my worries seem, in my waking dream no longer to have a show. And I say, "In deed, it's a noble weed that drives all the ghosts away, and clamps the lid on the cares that skid around through the busy day. The worries and woes and such things as those The Potent Screen Personality CLARA KIMBALL YOUNGandWILLIAM 8 LACKAYE IN The Popular Booh Play r- 5 Acts 240 S cenes. Other Good Reels ilQI 2 NIGHTS 2 laiiiMn OrKn, w Mtrond-clMHi null omi'.. It. A. liONU, Klitor. County Oillcial Pftjxr iubMrtpuon: $1.50 r Anuun -BY- l.ONO MoHINNKT The greatest battle and the decisive battle of the war, per- haps-is now , being: waged be iween e ranee ana oermany on the West front The future of Europe may depend on its out come. A pleasant event was a 'tard time party given by the M. Club at the home of Miss 1 elah Fuegy, at Phillips, recently The evening was devoted to i usic and games. Friie winners vere Susan Josi, Gottleib Schni ider, Krnest Zuercher and Lu Buer. At midnight a dainty repast was served. Services at the Baptist Church Sunday, March 5, Kev. L. A. Smith, pastor; Sunday sch l at 10 a. m., J. W. Brook, Supt,; Union Mass Meeting at 11 n m., Mass Meeting at M. E. Chrrch 3 p. m., Younir people's mreting at Baptist Church 6:30 p. m.. preaching at Baptist Church at 7:30. The last basketball game ol the season p xved to be the most thrilling of H. Forest Grovt boys defeated Hillsboro's team by a score of 26 to 24. Joe Mann was the star for the local h am. Hillsboro girls' team defeated the Grove girls by a score of IS to 3, Eva Carstens was the high point winner for Hillsboro. I saw cord wood, poles up to IS inches in diameter, fence rail3, ind boards of all kinds, intc stovewood lengths. Will go intc he country. Write, phone ot all on me. Carl Skow, Hillsbo ro, Phone, City 462, or call at Tualatin Hotel. J. B. Campbell, of above North Plains, was in yesterday, ittending to road supervisor du des. He say a that in some places ibove Dixie old snow is yet twe feet deep. , Four inches fell uj that way Tuesday night Buyers of furniture will do ell to look over the Ormandj naif page advertisement in thi ssue. on the third page. Thej nay have what you want at price remarkably low. I have J6500 or $7000 vhat 1 would like to place in one luar n good farm lands. Who warts it?-E.L Perkins, Commercial Jidg., Hillsboro. 32-tf , Mrs..Mariha Longmire, Yelm, -Vash., and Miss Richardson," ot Portland, visited with Mis K 1. Orecr this week. Mrs. Long nire and Mrs Greer were school nates in the Yakima country. News for the economic house wife. Corn and tomatoe? three an for twenty five cents, at the Hillsboro Mercantile Co. The Rebtkahs v ill l.o!d a box ciai at Odd Fellows Ha!!, oi he evening of March 10. Tht aubhc is invited and ladies are 'equtsted to bring baskets. Do not forget to ask for a Schiller when you want a good 10 cent smoke no "eough dust" in the Schiller. 12tf W. I. Taggart of Seattle, Wash., was here this week, vis iting his wife's parents, Mr. ano Mrs. W. R. Montgomery.:"" Austin Sims and C. Schoen bachler, of Farmington, were ir, town yesterday. Wm. Walker, of Chehalem Mountain, was in the county seat yesterday. John Nyberg. of Tualatin, was greeting friends in the city yes terday. T. G. Meacham, of above Mountaindale, was in town this week. Supervisor Trachsel, of Elmon ica, was in town yesterday. Jos. Donovan, of Elmonica, was a county seat caller today. FOR COMMISSIONER The undersigned respectfully presents himself as a candidate for cbunty commissioner before the Republican primaries. May 19, and if nominated and elected pledges progressiveness with strictest economy, four yeais experience in this office. John Nvbertr. (Paid adv.) Tualatin, Ore. GEO. D. INGRAM SUPERVISOR OFMUSIO HILLS 30R0 PUBLIC SCHOOLS Colleague of American Guild of Organists. Registered Band Master Instruction in Piann, Oran, Theory, and voice culture. Limit - ed number of pupils Ecccpted. Address, Hillsboro, Ore., General delivery. LIBERTY THGATRn, TONlflHT THE MAUREft 6I8T6R9 ORCHM THA. Tins Maurrr KIhIcr Oivtiwim In iMiut to eiKr lt U'uth yo.ir ou thK loetuu Bmt t'lmiUiuunm flalfurtiM. Thin orginlr.atkn h(l flvo yoar' -prtiMiv Iwfwo canning to llo lioUpalh llurvu, NvtmiluR to phiy lu uMlo ry youua lu yiw wkI niakim! gKnl ftMiu tb ry ttrt. In fact. tta llotl imvh Huivau ban nvr b:1 com jmny ot )uim womon if whom It ha felt protuler ami nwlvod hotter r pwrts tUau the Maurr SIsup, The Brut two yearn tlioy were with the liuivna they were known twi the Orchestral Kiitertaluers. For Tirrsatlllty on inuslcal lntru lueuta the- parallel of the Mnurer Pw ter Is seUlom found, lu tll reupwt they fill nn Important placo Ui the Lyceum, for there Is much demand for Just auch a cuubUmtlon. The ihily reason that there are comparatively . 1 ii MAURER SISTERS ORCHESTRA. few Buch eomimnles Is Iwause ve ntllity lu uuuUc U so apt to lie a - (umpanled l'.v mediocrity. Kniwlally la there a detimutl for thtct kind of organization where larpe door wiIoh are a consideration to the committee.1 He. tores of numerous Instniuients nud priHiihteti of a widely varied propnin attract youu and old from far and near. Some of the features of t!ie Mnurer Sisters' program are cornet solus with orchestral accompaniment, time nolo with plnuo aceompaiilmeiit, violin boIim with plauo accompaniment, whl-ttlltiy boIos, cello Botos. violin and Utile duct, humoroiu reaIlnKs. oivlatial mim hers with plauo. violin, llute and cor net; ensemble vocal numlH'rx rendered lu conjunction with on '.e-itriil music. T7HY THE BEST K np finnirft' if MT bllLWd 10 .'"SPEAR HEAD" A Its Rich, Sweet, Mellow Flam Has r Been Famous for a "'t 4 ' Generation MADE OF CHOICEST RED BURLET - The secret of tobacco satisfaction it known only to the man who chrwt plug tobacco. The reason is that a good chew gets riht next to your taste, while the leaf in fhg tobacco is in a state of fresh, juicy richness that it not possible in any other form of to bacco. There's no tobacco in the world that can give you the hearty, wholesome flavor that you pet from a delicious chew of Spear Head Spear Head is made exclusively of ripe, red Kentucky Burlcy the most richly-flavored chewing tobacco that grows. Still more, only the very choic est red Burlcy leaf is used for Spear Head. This choice leaf is selected with the most painstaking care, is stemmed hy hand, is thoroughly washed free of all foreign matter, and is pressed into Spear Head plugs so slowly that not a drop of juice or an atom of the nat ural flavor escapes. Try Spear Head, and you'll get a aweet, mellow, luscious, satisfying chew that cannot be obtained in any other tobacco. In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax PPer,p S. P. & P. E. & E. All, except the P. R. & N.. trains are electric, and stop at the de pot on Main Street. TO PORTLAND Forest Grove Train 6:50 a. m McMinnville Train 7:30 Sheridan Train , ' 10:02 Forest Grove Train 12:,r0 d. m McMinnville Train . 2:15 Forest Grove Train 4:10 Eugene Train 4:55 McMinnville Train 6:40 B'orest Grove Train . 9:50 . FROM PORTLAND arrives 8:15 a. m. Eugene Train McMinnville Train Forest Grove Train 9:45 11:59 Forest Grove Train . 3:15 p. m Sheridan Train 1 4:30 " ; McMinnville Train 6:40 Forest Grove Train 7:15 ' Forest Grove Train 9:00 McMinnville Train 12:15 All trains stop or. flag at Sixth and Main; at North Range and Fir streets, Sixth and Fir Sts., and at Tenth street. Steam Service from old depot at foot of Second Street TO PORTLAND & N. Train 4:30 p. m. FROM PORTLAND P. R P. R. N. Train 9:15 a. m. Motor Car Service j To Puxton 12:25 p.m. 't Timhor 4;C0 .. From Timber 9:55 a m. j From Buxton 2:10 p.m. Notice to Creditors NntlliahliMhl,ullfl.lt i.mt ill tun. ihk lllllll-l- tlifuml liMtm.m iiixiluivd Admlnlntr lri of tlm MtMtn ul William M. Htpnn. 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In hrnttiy kIvpii thai I, thn nn-I Jl'l-KIVMIIMl elMUlll'U III lli -imi,if J. m, ! iIiIiIkpk, ikivihI , Imvo lllml In llm I'mimy tVmrt uf the SimKiiI Orisi'Hi, my , ilnnl Ki'.iMuiiii m minli wiet'iilrli nud ilmij INiurl hkixit Mmiilay, h-lirimry J, UMii HUlm liour nf III n'etiivk A. M , ul tld dy ll n iniie, nml iim County I Cixiil riuiiii in HlllHlumi, Orei(iin. twiliti pUiw lur Imarlitit ol jn tnn In, mh u ' .xmiil mul Ihe tlnnl rlUKIillil nf itil j Alifrt Hrl.Iiten. Kim'iilrtl f the pUI of , 1 M, llrii'uis ilufKicI W. .S. H.irrvH, AttorueT fur Mitt K- lnt llil piililirHtiuii January B. lltl NOTICE OK SllKKIKF'S SAI.K. ' In (hp Circuit Court of the Slut sf On-Kon for Rhinglon County. L C. U'Nthronti. I'UiutilT, v Slli Mnyrr. IvrmnUnL Hy Viritm of mi riocniloii. Iiiilamniil. onlrr. iIi'Chh-. ml oritur ol Ml lwiii.t out ,1 llw i,,vj mulril tviurt In till xIhivn nililnl omim Ui mo dlrvottvl mul it it ill ITih ity o. trlinmry, 1IMM. Uin pii'lfu mil rrmliirikl mul ntvml In imd siiurt on III "ih il? of Kvlirimry, HUH, In uvorof U II. Wmttirnok, plmntilt. mid WHlt Ni'llla Myrrt. dorHinUut. i.ir mm uni of Snveutwn llmiilnhl (IIVOOuni ILiim Willi Ini.TvM tltirnun m th jf IH (S) iir wilt pr Kiiniini fnini Tlm 1st dy ol April. P'M, mid for lb furlh r .inn U uii 1 1 11 ml ml mid KlfVy Ii.'iO,ih) OollnM. Willi mi-rent tnriii at ilia r'i i u il fmt ihiiu prr milium from lit Tin ily of tolirunry, HUrt, mul fur Hi furth-r 11111 111 KikIiI-ii ami ftO-tuo I,. r, omi mul UntMinwiiui.iiU, and Um wis of ami up in aaltl writ roiiiiuamlniK am to iimko alti of tlm fullowlnif ilo wriliid irrr,y IfluKatnl bolnuln Wanli iilKUm ll-unty. Hlu of (tfioii. In wit: t'art of llin William t'aroenlnr 1) iiiallon Uud OUlui So Wl, In Tnwfialiln Una ll 8111th. ltalliia Kour4 Wntof WlliainiHW tiirvilUn and tiiori" imrtloularly ilcritx'. w lull.iwii, u.wit; llcKlniiinf on tlm ,sv,uth bnuml f ol aiiiil i. t, ( No. SO at a jilut w Innh twara 8iutli 9 do 0 mil-. W.t Ziti ohaiiii from tlm Noutlmaal iiirnt'r 01 td olaiui ami running thrnra Vonlt'.liilPK nun, Wt HiH flialtm. flam. .mili d,v. it niln Waat KI 71 ilmliia lu a put'ii 011 H.iuih boundary hohhraM N.irthWdrir Knilti Kiul.1u..O -Juiii fruiil tlm N Milnwt e irnnr of i I aim; ihouou Mnrlli Mi ting U nun. K int II fl-ilnl-i m tha plana of Imi(Iiiiiiiik. siiii dumx li 4 1 acict in-ira or law, ait in hat uiiniy 01 A'aliiiitun and Wiato of iit hi. N.iw llnriif irn. by Irtt'a of atld ai- wutinii. J I'tKiiiant onli-r,. iliwrne and Tvli r il iii ami In (niiuiiiiai.iw with II. a ! miiiimiiiU ol haul writ, I will, nn Mon I iy, tlir ,1r,l day ol April. Itllll. at III .VI M'k A M, at Ilia 8 uith d.Hir nf tlm C iiiiAy t) .ur Itoiiw, at llilhnru, 'a!i mitinii Cutinty, Dnim, aril m: -uhl. u ll ) 1 - Mnif Ti-t'lo rmlniiip'.iun n tlm .1 iih-Ht hldilcr rnrcaoli In hand, all 11 a rUlit. tiiie and Inlaiml whirli Um within ntiuHit il!i'ititant, NvIIih My. r, hail 011 .ll ttrHiilay of April. IUU UioU itoul Ilia in ir-ni,'i' Imri'iii lorwlimvl ur aiuoa that ta'jj ha I in ami to tlm alxva liitrll I 1 utwi ly or any part tlinrmr, U aatlaly I u nwiul in, J hIiiii-iii order .) iwrno. l-itrram, ia ami awrutnK riiii I) fd tin tfiih day of frouruary, A il. J. E. REEVES, Sheriff of Washington County, OreKun. Ky J. C. AH'LEGATK, ' Deputy. I .hn I.!!i Birth, Atlornoy lor I'lamlill, Ki-ntiii Hu lilinir, I'lirllatid, OinK.iti. Possibly Vogan'a Moire chocolates do cost us both a little more. MODERN CONFECTIONERY CO. Portland y Otagoa THIS SPEIS FOB ITSELF Last Weeh We Sold 4 Dodge Bros. Touring Cars 7 Ford Cars ALL NEW MOPJXS Have You Investigated These New 1916 Model Cars? The Best That Can be Hod Under One Thousand Dollars Phono us today for a cjmonstrsion S. E. BIRD h CO. HILLSBORO REMEMBER-Order LIBERTY THEATRE Fofrnerly The Grand Friday and Saturday ('this weeh) Present Charles Hoyt's Merry Comedy A Texas Steer A keen wit funniakcr l.asswtl in 5 Rollicking Reels o giggles, gurgles and glee also a other reels 7 reel show. Admissiou 5-loc. SUNDAY ONLY The Peerless (unmaker PATTY ARBICKLE "SHOTGUNS THAT KICK" .l.o-WM. S. HART In THE DARKENING TRAIL 4 Reel, Masterptec- 6 Reel Show Admission 5-lOc. $1,000 The Manufacturer of the famous Aetna Hraud of Lime and Sulphur Solution Avill pay the above reward to any one that has fnuud or will find at any time any salt'or otlitr impurities of any nature in the Aetna Brand of Spray in the origiunl packages. Now, there arc absolutely no strings on this offer. The Aetna Iirand is manufactured from the highest grade of sulphur and lime. It is the spray made houestly and is the best on the market, and will leinain the brst. B. LE1S, Beaverton, Ore. Tel. Main 812 Early While We Have The Ca r IJ REWARD J , OREGON rs V . ... - . - I