OLD HOME SINGERS
I!
Largest Musical Attraction Ever in the City
Will Appear at the
LIBERT Y THEATRE
Thursday, March 16th, Only '
DONT MISS THIS ONE
MISS M. G. OLSON & G0 IN
VITES YOUR INSPECTION OF
THEIR SPRING MILLINERY,
SECOND STREET HILLSBGRO,
SATURDAY, MARCH IITH, 1916
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
Saturday, March 1 1
On this date we will open an exclusive
Wonen's Store carrying Coats, Suits, Dresses
and Skirts. Every garment will be different
no two alike. We will sell for Cash no
Credit and guarantee our prices to be lower
for the same merchandise than you pay either
in Portland or to the Eastern Mail Order
Houses.
Buy at home and keep the money here.
Come and look our stock over, whether you
want to buy or not.
GOAR'S WOMAN'S SHOP
Washington Hotel Block. 3rd St. Hillsboro
"On With The Sale"
Never Mind The Cost
Tbats the general orders at Ormandy
Bros, big sale of Furniture and House
Furnishings. Many have already
availed themselves of the unusual bar
gains offered.
Goods are going fast No wonder. The
greatest bargains ever offered iu the
County are here. ... ,
Don't let this savings opportunity pass.
Ormandy Bros.
FURNITURE
2nd & Main Hilsboro, Ore.
XOTICB TO GRRDITUR8.
IS THE COUWTT COURT OP THB
ftTATK OP OREGON VOR WASH
INGTON COUNT.
In the Matter of the KUtU) of George
X. Zimmortean, Deoeaaed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
flint tha unuVralguad baa been duly p
pointed by tbe above entitled Court as
Administrator of the above named estate
rid baa duly qualified u such ae by law
latfUluwI. ... . I
Now uiererore.all peraons bavin claim
airainat aaM eatate are hereby not) lied and
n quired to present the game tmcether
Willi proper voucher therefor,- to the
ttiideniirned at thelawntlliw of Wllliaii
ti Hare in the American National Hunk
UuilJiijA iu rjlllabofo, Oraguu, wituiu
J
am
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Hif months from the ilit harnof. '
I) ited M irch mil, IHIfl.
UiirfT" B. Ziimneiiiiau, Administrator
or the nan eaiHM.
WM. G. HARE,
Attorney lor Ailminlstraor.
Do not. forget to ask for a
Schiller when you want a good
10 cent smoke no "cough dust"
in the Schiller. . J2tf ;
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The German
will meet at the Cornelius Hotel,
Saturday, March 11, in the af
ternoon. All members are re
quested to b in attendance. I
Entered at tba roevoffla at HUUst
Oragou, ax wwml-nliwn mail matter.
Ik A. iAJMa, Kdtuii.
(bounty Official Prtfr
dubeorlpUou! $1.50 per Annum.
taaacxl Kvarj Tbarattay
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I.ONQ MuKINNKT
The Argua believe that a tecall, pitch
at is now proposed on the county court.
ti an injustice, and "that It will act a
precedent that wilt be regretted. As to
the differences which led to the project,
the Argus has nothing to say. Hut it
does be lev that the recall should uot
be invoked over a supeivisorship con
tention. Every district has a divisioti
oa Ibis score, and if disappointment
along this line nuan a recall, where
will it all end?
T. R. ia resting on his oars, or is lie
resting up for the role of Don tjuixotr?
If he can just find a Sancho we uiy ex
pect some great gtilllug betwixt now
and November.
A CORRECTION
Fruit grower will pleaae note thst in
line 45, ol the artie'e on spraving, pub
lished last week, the word scale should
have been 'scab.' The article from
this on should read:
The next spraying is for scab. You
have noticed th black spots that make
tbe apple ao unsightly practically un
salable. For this t uae oue I gal. of
time ana euipnur to 35 parts or water.
Spray when the cluslei opens sud the
blossoms showe pink, or rather when
ihey are tu a ball, but not t p.-o. This ts
he first scab soraying. The next is
when the petals have fallen. Now be
sure they are off the trees.
Thos. Fowles, of Mountaind e; was in
town todav. .
Born, March 1916, to Calvin Whit
more ami wife, Lauicl, a daughter.
Bom, Match 5, 1916, to Walter Lethin
and wife, East Hillsboro, a son.
F. L. IS row j was in from Laurel today.
The old reliable place for bulk
garden seeds. Greera.
GIRLS' CLUB
The girls of the Entre Nous Club
entertained their mothers Tues
day evening, at Hawthorne Hall
Atter the business session, the
followinfir program was rendered:
Piano solo, Rita Trullinger.
Japanese dance, in costume,
Rena Shute.
Piano selections, Georgia Bald
win.
Vocal solo, Gladys Shute.
Piano selections, Millie Ornduff
Shut talk by one of the honor
ary members.
Piano solo, Eva Carstens.
Humorous reading, Alta Hor
necker. A social hour followed the
program, and dainty refresh
ments were served.
The Club, which is composed
of High School girls, is an auxil
iary to the Vita Club, and has a
lare membership.
The officers are as follows:
President, Marion Lytle; Vice
Pres., Marie Long; Sec, Viola
Walch; Treas., Florence Garrett
SURPRISE
The home of F.J.Williams and
wife, east of town, wis the scene
of a very pleasant gathering last
Saturday night, when about for
ty Knights and Pythian Sisters
motored out to give them a sur
prise, the occasion being the
birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Williams.
The visitors presented the
hostess with a nice rocker. W.
G. Hare making the presenta
tion speech.
The evening was spent with
music and cards, and a very en
joyable time was had. Refresh
ments were served, and the
merry company departed at a
late hour.
Mesra and Merd mes J U Mnrshnll
3 A Imbrie, F J Sewell, J W Council, W
O Hare, Karl Luther, K L Potkins, E h
Moore, Wra Nelson, W K VcCourt, O C
Combs, C C Kiick, I eoimrcl U o n, W N
Hxnis; Medniea J4itle Sewell, Jaa I)
Andinon, Emma McKiunevjMisiwa K I
i Shoiey, Anna Si .a, Elinor Wilkes
WILL SELL
At sheriff's sale price, the C.
Ritades block in Tucker & Stew
art Addition. Will Fell for trio
amount of my claim and costs of
foreclosure -a little over one-half
of its actual value.
There IS no hetter-lncaterl
sightly block in Hillsboro, with
sewer, city water and electric
lights. Only one block from
electric car line; 3 blocks from
business center; High school. etc.
. For further information, call
up Main 144. or address P 0 Box
333, Hillsboro, Ore.
FOR SHERIFF .
To tbe Vo'ers of Washington County: I
mil candidate for Ibe kn uhliran ,
inatton for the office of Sheriff at the pri
mary electicn to lie held May 19, 1916
(I nominated and elected 1 will give the
protection of the office to all net anna nti.l
classes Alike I will conduct th niTm.
in an economicat wav a, nar aa nmaii.i
wiin nir ma cmineou treatment to the
While. '
Paid adv. Geo G. Hancock,
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
To the Republican Voters of Wanhfnjj
ton Countv: . I am a candidate, for the
Republican nomination for Ciicuit Judge
of tbe Nineteenth Judicial 1'islrict, com
prilti) Washington and . Tillamook
Counties, at the May 19,1916, primaries.
Paid Adv. Geo. K. bagley. '
MELLOW-SWEET; ,
IS TASTE OF' '
'SPEAR HEAD"
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Host Kchly-Flavorttl dew
! Hat Wm Ever PrtsstJ
lato Plugs
HVOitrrE foi cekemticn
Red-blooded men with real tobacc
hunger find that they can satisfy it only
by chewing, and the mest wholesome
and satisfying tobacco te chew is that
made in ping form.
The limit of luxury In tobacco cnew
in is the rich, tweet, juicy flavor that
trickles through your system when you
chew Spear Head.
N other chewing tobacco is mel
low, se luscious and so satisfying. No
other equals Spear Head for putting a
keen edge on your appetite.
Spear Head is made of the world's
best tobacco leaf the choicest of red
Kentucky Burley. This leal is selected
for its full, juicy richness with the
most painstaking care, is stemmed by
hand, is pressed into Spear Head plugs
slowly that not a drop of the rich,
natural juice escapes.
Your first chew of Spear Head will
open your eyes to the genuine enjoy
ment there is in chewing.
Chew the rich and meltow tobacco
that hat been the favorite for a third
of a century that's Spear Head. Ia
10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper.
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GIFT
SHOP
Stamped Goods,
Linens, Art
Needle Work
Supplies, Chil
dren's Dresses
Made to Order,
Also Stamping to
Order. Boohs,
Cards, Station
ery, Periodicals.
Subsc r i ptio ns
taKen to all Mag
azines. Washington Hotel
Building
Hillsboro, Ore.
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Emmotfs
Millinery
Opening
Saturday$ March 11th
We Have a Beauti
ful EXHIBIT Of
SPRING
MILLINERY
for your inspection
Mrs. Grace Emmott
A surprise was given II. U.
Edieer and wife, last Sunday, by
LaFrance Circle, the occasion
being their silver wedding an
niversary. A fine dinner was
served at noon. Many beautiful
presents were received, and the
afternoon was spent in music
and games. Those present were
Messrs and Mesdames John Gros
sen. Frank Owens, Albert Toelle,
Henry Johnson, Edward Grossen,
Fred Heck man; Mesdames J N
Jepson, 0 Layfield, E Zimmer
man, Fred Townsend, H lias
mussen, Haskell, E Kitter; Chris
tina Johnson, Fred Grossen, Koy
and Geo Haskell, Herman, An
nie, Margaret, Dave and Otto
Ediger, Jeanne and Annie Jep
son, Mary, Bessie, John and
Henry Leisman, Irene and Flor
ence Townsend, Robert Johnson
and Amo Ritter. I
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce my candidacy
for sherilf on tht republican
ticket for the primaries May ID.
If 1 am nominated and elected I
will, during my term of otlice.
conduct said otlico honestly, im
partially, elliciently and econom
ically, and for the best interests
of the tax payers
J. W. Connell.
Hillsboro. Ore., March 2, 1D1P.
(Paid Adv.)
Probate: Appraisement of the
estate of Sarah F. C. Knowles
approved at $10,009.21: estate of
Anton Stawney closed of record;
J. A. Thornburgh, 11. S. King
anct Jas. Devlin appointed ap
praisers estate of Frank Knox,
deceased; Geo. Ernst appointed
administrator estate Geo. 0.
Ernst, who did Dec. 3. 1915,
leaving an estate of about $:50lKi.
with heirs Anna Ernst, widow,
and Anna Ursula, Sun Francisco;
Geo. K.,of this county, children;
bond tiled and letters issued, and
the estate will bo appraised by
J. A. Johnson. Jos. Laus and
Perry Miller; Katie Spnllinger
appointed guardian of August.
Jos. and Theodore Troutner, bond
fixed at $500: Phoebe and F. J.
Mann named as executors will of
late Joseph Mann, with Benton
Bowman, J. T. Young and J. II.
Foote, appraisers; linal settle
ment estate Herman Danneel set
for April 10; C E Deichman apptd
admr estate late Grace Deich
man, L T Cornell, L J Rushlow
For sale: Team of horses, S
and 9 years, weight, 29(H), wagon
and harness; single horse, about
10 years. IKK). John Olson,
Orenco, Ore. 51-1
and E L McCormick appraisers;
Hearing for appointment of admr
de bonis non in re estate Sierea
Leona Ljon. set for March 27;
Agnes Knox apptd guardian of
Paul, Jos. Robt, Blair. Harold.
Laura and Owen Knox, heirs of
Frank Knox; Wm Reid appoint
ed executor will of late Smith
Harris Embury, who died in
Cal. in 191J, leaving 320. acres of
timbe in this county; Geo B
Zimmerman apptd admr estate
q Geo E Zimmerman, deceased,
bonds at $500. estate valued at
$6,000. A L Nelson. J B Camp
bell and Fay Mills, appraisers; J
L Forbes estate closed of record.
Services at Baptist Church,
Sunday, Mar. 12th. E. A. Smith,
pastor. -Sunday School at 10 a.
m.,J. W. Brock. Superintendent,
Preaching at 11 a. m , subject.
"A Great Danger." Young
Peoples Meeting at C.30. Preach
ing at 7:30, "A Great Privilege."
Prayer meeting Thursday eve
ning, at which Rev. R. E. Whit
man, missionary, will speak.
At the annual meeting of the
Coffee Club, Saturday afternoon,
the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Presi
dent, Mrs. Wm. Nelson; Vice
Pres., Mrs. E. L. Moore; Sec,
Mrs. E. C. McKinney; Assistant
Sec, Mrs. C. W. Rollins; Treas.,
Mrs. Leonard Brown.
Henry Millerof below New
ton, was in town yesterday, lie
has but re:ently recovered from
an extended illness.
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District Attorney E. B. Tougue, who yesterday file I to sucked htn,f,t?Hj,wll0 j3 one 0f
the most successful prosecutors ia the State;- .
Goo. Zimmerman, of above
North Plains, was in the county
sent Monday.
Mike Rulm and wife, ol near
Phillips, were in town today.
W. 11. Mollis, the Forest Grove
attorney, has tiled us a republi
can caiulidiito for circuit judge.
James White has returned
from n tr'p to his claim in South,
eastern Oregon.
Mr. nrul Mrs. Glen Payne are
tt Ashland. Ore., for a two
weeks visit. This territory is
boyhood ground for Mr. Ptiyno.
Geo. McGoe was the guest of
relatives at McMinnville, over
Sunday.
Arthur W. Berry, of Alaska,
and Mabel Beers, of Cornelius,
were united in marriage March
S. IDIti, Rev. Meyers otllciuting.
There will be & celebration of
the Holy Communion and a ser
mon on Sund.tv. March 12, at 11
o'clock, in All Saints Chapel.
Archdeacon Chambers will of
ficiate. Mr. ami Mrs. Jasper N. Grabel
announce the engagement of
tlnir daughter. Myrtle, to M.
Leroy Stunlevant, of Cornelius,
the wedding to take place in
April. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Rulolph Crsn
dull departed yesterday for an
extended visit with their son,
Robert, who is residing at Iis
Angeles, They expect to he ab
sent several months.
S. R. Cogan, the suwmill man,
and who handles timber and lum
ber out. of Portland for inland
shipment, was in the city Sat
urday, and called on the Argus
otlice.
Van Mead, of Orenco', publish
er of the Walnut, a publication
devoted to walnut culture and
the industry 1n general, was in
town Saturday, meeting with a
committee of newspaper men.
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Brisbine
departed Monday for their home
at More, after spending the Win
ter here, with the S. E. Hoovers
jand the Cotas. Mrs. Brisbine
has so far recovered from her
fractured limb that she is able
to get around.
For Sale -Two high-grade Jer
sey cows, 3 and 0 years, fresh,
heavy milktrs; also pure-bred
Duroc sow, to litter March 20,
C. H. Meyers. Cornelius, Route
1, 3 miles north of Cornelius,
Recall ol County Judge Uca oiifr
All yrtrn m tntrri-ttfil in tliin Rrrntl may
write to llie urn c munnl I. i rtliimin fur
circulation.- C. A Jnltnauu, Src , Mict
wooil, (Jrr,, Uuilla 4.
Onion seed for sale: Oregon
Yellow Dan vera, grown this ycur.
Inquire of E. F. Wohler, Hills
Iwro. Oregon. Telephone Farm
ers 35x1. 4('tf
Money to loan on farm secur
ity. 1 represent three large fire
insurance companies. Give me
a call. E. I. Kuratli.
Pure maple syrup, direct from
it New York farmer, now on
sale at Greer's. Try a can.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE,
lit tin' Circuit ('milt of lh Ut (
Orcunii for VnIiIiiiiIou Countf.
I., 0. w.'U"ih. I'umtiit,
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Nollin M)'n'. Ifiuriiil.
I ( v yum of mi aMiiillni, liiiUninnt,
urilxr, ilu'u. Hinl unlnriil rntl Wuwl out
til Mm K'inV imuili'il (tour! In Ilia nU.vn
itntlill coil" t ' illm'twl nil iImmI
tlmlTUi ilnv ol r.'linmry, HUH, iikhi
jii.tumxut k'ihIihii.I unit nlsml In unlit
uiHirt Min7ili ly t Klrimry, IMW, In
iiivnr nil.. i WmiliriMik, lmiitllt, ami
uitliiat N.lll Mynri, lUrmiilmit, fur tim
mini tr Smk'IiIim.ii lliliitlrml (IVimiai
Ititllur. will hilMiwt lUwwin t Win rata
u( HvoPI for I'mil iwr miimm from llin
lit itnv ill April. mid for lit fnrllmr
inn nl dim ihiinlrwl ami Kilty Iinmui
IMlliir. IMi inureat ttiartkin t llio rata
i.iaii ml iwr I'fiit tft anniiin fnun Ilia
I vin.liiy hi Kvlirnaiv, IIMH. ana fur tli
Itirllt'T aiitti "I Miii"nn ana mi-mi iiiii
lui. -..! a ami illiliuraniuatita, ami Ilia
f ami It 't( aiilil writ liillllliailililiK
inn to iiiska aln nf tlin fiillowliiit ila
wtnliml iT"H'r,y Ivlunainl IhiUikIii Waali-
im-iiiii t'iMiiiiv, HUiaorDiimiMi. t wit:
I'nit nf lit WlUlaiii l'ariilr It.malltiit
l.niul t'lulin N.i iN. in t'liwiialihi Olia
Smith. 1Uiim t-'mir Ml Waatuf Wlllanic.il
M.'ii"iuii ami iimro partli'iilarly ilvMirltii
a Itillunx, towili Hi'KlniitiiK nil III M.mlli
ImiiniU y .il aalil I". I.. V. No, 3i at a
iHitut liixti irura Nniitli Ml tin V lulu.
Wail '.'l .'J Pliiiiiin Imiil Ilia Htiutlinaal
(lurimr nl xhI'I olalni ami riiinilnK tlionoa
N.ulh .inl'K tl nun, Wl H vi rtialiia,
tlutiii ft miii !! ilK. II nun Waal ill 71
rliaina In a i lut ml tl.o N.illlll txiUHilary
whlrlilwnra N ifili"4l.l- Hllilll. Kaat ilU.AI
I'lmitia fioiu Hi" MiiiilliMMit iwrnar of aalil
I'laiim tliMiw Nnillt HI ilti(, tt mill. Kat
II Iti'liuum l i llin iilaiHi of txiliinliiK,
iilaliilnit IV 4 1 axina mnra or Inaa, all In
tha i utility ul WatitiiKloii ami Slate uf
OH'hMII,
Nuw rttiriritt bjr .lilita of aalil -ariittxii,
Jiiliiiiiiil onlt'f, ilaeraa ami
titli-r il !" aitil In (OMiiullaiin lilt Ilia
ttiitiiitiiiiil nl -alii a fit, I will, on Muu
,.r.uif itiil tlay ul A put, tHIit, al 10
.lYI.H'k A M. al Ilia K,inili iluur of Ilia
t'uuiity O nut lluiiaa, al llllbboni, Waah
liiKiuu l uiiiity, Hru mi, aulf al putilld
nut linn - aulj. t t lu mliuiipllun Ul Ilia
lnijhvl lil ltlai t.ir fli In liainl. all tha
riijlii, mi" anil uunt.'ai atili btlia willilu
iiauiKit ilnlrinUiit, Nrllln My art, lia.1 nil
tin nrl ilny uf Apill. I"H. Ihailaloul tha
ni.iiitiM.. iiiitxiii Iuiim I,mm or al una that
ilnltt nl in ami l Ihn ataiva tjaanrllwil
pril'ily iimuy part llmrwif, lu aallaly
mm rr ihImi,. Juilmiiaiil iinlar autl
ih v to liurtini, rtl ant) aii-tulug oxaia.
Iati Una '.ulli ilajf uf Knhiinry, A II.
llu
J, K. REKVKS,
Hlicriff nf .WaaltiitKton
t'ouuly, (irviron.
lty J. ('. AITI KUATB,
IVinity.
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, ..Mil, , III'..,,,., ...., .... , IM, ..,,
!' iitnii lliilliiiiiK, rurtlaiitt, Ur0iii.
Dl'PO.M IXPLOSIVtS
pof tOO lb,
Dunonl Slumping, tltMO
ftopaimo Stumping ft. 50
Alto Manilla Ompm mnd Fum
E. SHKAEK
Portlane, Ore., Route 2. One
half mile N. E. Bethi-ny Store.
NotTce or final account.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TII'J
STATK OF OREGON FOR
WA.SIUNCTON COUNTY.
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In ilia Miliar of tli tia of llarinan
llnltluHit, ltmt.twl,
Nittii-B m lii-r!y irlran that llta titular
lxiul,, ailiumliiifaliir of aaltt aataia liaa
Itiml III Ilia aUve autlllal four I ami Cauaa
lila liual r.'.iiiiil ami Mimri aa aui'h
a.tiiiinlatiator ami tha aahl t'ou.-t liaa
luil ami apiHilutiHl Momlay. Ilia Imh ilay
ul jkptll. HUH. al Ilia linur uf HI o'i-l. k a,
in, of aahl iluv, anil tba t'uunly t ouil
Hiniiii ul VVahiuitun iWinty, urivtin, in
lililsiMiro, Hr.-Kuii, Hut lima ami plafl
fur liiiaruiK titijix'lluna to aahl Dual
ar..inmi aiui lor Ilia fliial aatllamatil nf
raid wUtK.
(lanry luntiaal,
Aiiiiilnialiatur of aaiil Kalatn.
William u. Ilitrw, Attoruny for Admin
tHtrntnr.
Phil Misters, of Dilley, was In
town Monday, greeting the old
veterans of Ns acquaintance.
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