1 1 ' - 1 1 ... -
lFree! Freefl
V ! will give away absolutely free, at 4 j
I will give away absolutely free, at 4
P. M., Monday, April 24th.
One $2 Fountain Pen
One $2 Artcraft
One $1 Mixer
On CI OaIs arin
vuv a fcvii- tw a
One 35c Bread
No tickets given away after 3 P. M.
Persons coming to the store before 4
P. M. must surrender their tickets.
Everyone welcome, and you do not
have to buy a cent's worth.
E. M. Calef
120S Main St.
The New 1916 Hupmobile
$1195 AT YOUR DOOR, Terms
- A high grade car that has always made
good. Ninety per cent of your driving
. v on high gear. 16 miles to a gallon of
gas. 8000 miles on tires. The best of
V alloyed steel that money can buy. The : ,
only car on the market that has not been
cheapened in material
FREE 100 half-hour service coupon
book with every car. Write for specifi-
cation on this car.
Dulmage-Manley Auto Co.
PORTLAND DISTRIBUTORS
Washington County Branch at Corl & Harms Garage,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
DOLLARS
Portland
1. 1
Los' Angeles
RETURN
$1,000
The" Manufacturer of the famous Aetna
. Brand of Lime and Sulphur Solution will
pay the above reward to any one that has
found or will find at any time'any salt or
other impurities of any nature in the
Aetna Brand of Spray in the origiual
.packages. Now, there are absolutely no
strings on'this offer. The Aetna Braud
is manufactured from the highest grade
of sulphur and lime. It is the spray made
honestly and is the best on the market,
and will remain the best.
a v . :
j D. LE1S, Beaverton, Ore. j
....
Rug
rrir ft Mnn
naasa 'ivj j
and liacon Shear-.
Hillsboro, Oregon
is the round trio rate to Los
Angeles. Six monthf return
limit with stopovers. The
spring is a delightful time to
go.
Southern California
. Beaches
are at their best. Nicewatm
sunny days making bathing
ideal. Choice of beaches. Santa
Monica, Ocean Park, Venice,
Kedondo, Long Beach and
Newport are all within a few
minutes ride of Los Angeles.
Remember that the beautiful
Panama-California
Exposition
is open all the year. Many of
the best exhibits from the
Panama-Pacific Expos i t i o n
have been taken to San Diego
making this fair bigger and
better than ever.
Write for our booklet on San
Diego aad Southern California
Ai'.i local Age nt (or further informanion or
write J sn.i M. Scott, General Passenger
Agent, Portland, Oregon.
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
REWARD i
Oountyv Official Pajwr
U. .A. l.ONU, Kdltor.
Kntered at ths .Woffle, at HllltK,ro,
UrKon, u second-olaai matt matt..
dubsoription: I1.S0 .r Ami'int,
laaaed ICvery Tharatta,
-BY-
l-ONO at MoKINNKI
Oh,, well, Villa may not be
dead -but he is a dead rabbit so
far as power in Mexico is con
cerned. ;
Witless telegraph has not yet
given us the names of any great
jingo newspaper men as under
enlistment in Mexico.
With all this war talk we mav
now expect the big power presses
of the belligerent dailies to un
dergo armament
The Banks candidate for the
legislature doesn't like the wav
some farmers talk, and the
"odor of the stables." seems to
be an offensive idea. When this
little "skeezicks" wants to sav
something real nasty, don't you
know, he mentions "stables."
C. B. Moores, the old-line poli
tician, who is always on the job
when there is an office in sight.
wants to beat Ben Olcott for the
nomination for secretary of state
A vote for Ben will be a vote
against the old machine politi
cian.
ine Kooseveit workers are
busy encouraging sentiment for
the Oyster Bay oracle, and it
looks like it will be T. K. against
the field at . Chicago. Hughes
sentiment is fairly strong in
places, but if nominated it will
be only to beat the hero of
thousand battles to be tought.
The big agencies are trying
hard to force war against Ger
many, but it is to be hoped that
there will not be fruition to their
hopes. At the most there will
doubtless be nothing more than
a severance of diplomatic rela
tions. and that is hardly to be
expected.
Fred Walters, of West Union,
was a city caller this morning.
Mrs. Leonard Brown is visit
ing relatives in Tacoma, Wash.,
this week.
The S. P. today inaugurated a
new schedule. The changes are
very few and the revised time
table appears on the second page.
Mrs. Palmateer and Mrs. F. G,
Mitchell went to Gaston this
morning to attend the funeral of
the late Mrs. Russell.
Wanted By responsible party
loan of from $200 to $300. Good
security. Address, Banks, K. I)
2. Box 49 A. 5
Mrs. Wm. Streeter returned to
her home in Portland this morn
ing, after a few days visit with
Mm. J. W. Bailej.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Crop, April 16, 1916. North
Plains, a ten pound son. This
new arrival makes an even dozen
-four sons and eight daughters
Among the county seat visitors
this morning were J. A. Kirk
wood, of Reedville; Wm. Meier-
jergen. of West Union, and C.
W. Bloom, of below Newton.
S. P. & P. E. & E.
All, except the P. R. & N.. jtrains
are electric," and stop at the de
pot on Main street.
TO PORTLAND
Forest Grove Train 6:50 a. m
McMinnville Train 7:36
Sheridan Train 10:03
forest Grove Train 12:50 p. m
McMinnville Train 2:15
Forest Grove Train 4:10
Eugene Train 4:55
McMinnville Train 6:40
Forest Grove Train 9:50
FROM PORTLAND
arrives
Eneene Train 8:15 a. m.
McMinnville Train 10:03
Forest Grove Train 11:59
forest Grove Train 3:14 p. m
Sheridan Train 4:33
McMinnville Train 6:40
Forest Grove Train 7:15
Forest Grove Train 9:00
McMinnville Train 12:15
All trains stop on 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
P. R. & N. Train 4:30 p. m.
FROM PORTLAND
P. R. & N. Train 9:15 a. m.
Motor Car Service
To Buxton 12:25 p. m.
To Timber 4:30
From Timber 9:55 a. m.
From Buxton 2:10 p. m.
Wm. Josse, of West Union,
was a Hillsboro Ciller today. U
reports heavy rains out his wav
last night
For sale: House and . throe
lots in Hillsboro. Or will trade
for cleared aeroaire. bottom land
or swale, near Orenco preferred.
n. Jeioman, Hillshoro, Ore.
Jos. Brandenberg, of Orenro,
was a city caller this morning
He is a:tain living on his Orenco
property, after hi'inir nt Moim-
taindale for an extended period.
Mrs. Chas. C. Knther. n
Scholia, brought to this cit v and
exhibited at the Argus ollico u
fine cauliflower, the largest soon
this season, and in fact the larg
est we ever have seen.
Prof, and Mrs. H. H. Herd
man, of Portland, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ltailev. Mon-
day. Mr. Herdman delivered an
able address on Military Train
ing in the Schools." at th Pur.
ent-Teachera meeting that eve
ning.
For Representative
I henby announce iiiyseil a camHltttt
(or the Republican fluuiinalion a repre
tentative from WashttiKton County, '
tfce primary elecilou to lie held Mny 19
If elected, I promise to woik for at
economical aduiiuiintiation tf pitbii
mninesa anil to support all e;!lnltoi
which will encotiiaue ami mutr-.l 11. u
Industrie and develop the nam ml ie-
mnrcesol tue atate.
I Paul Adv K I.. Moote.
FRANCIS L, MICMF.LKOOK
(Of McMinnville)
Republican Candidate for Joint
Senator. For the 24th Senatorial
District Comprising Lincoln. Til
lamook, Washington and Yamhill.
1 was born and reared on an
Oregon farm and after gradual
ting from the State College, have
been extensively engaged in
farming; served 'Yamhill County
as representative in the fflth leg
islative assembly.
If nominated and elected will
continue to work for lower taxes,
and strict economy. I favor
laws for the people and rural
credits; am opposed to the crea
tion of new offices, commissions,
raise of salaries or the misuse of
clerical patronage for the legis
lative assembly, ar.d favor limit
ing this clerical hire to a business
basis. -. . .
Strongly opposed to any modi
fication of anv laws Daased bv
the people as the people's power
through the ballot should not be
tampered with.
Francis L. Michelbook.
(Paid Adv.)
Just 8a.
"What have you there?"
"An automobile catalogue."
"Why do you read so many automo
bile catalogue))? You haven't the prlee
of a ear."
"Well, you gotta keep iiostod on au
tomobile matters In order, to under
stand the Jokes." Kansas City Jour
nal. A Unique Spsoimsn.
"I once knew an eccentric man,"
stated old Festug Pester, "who when
be had got the desired number on
the telephone did not demand fiercely.
Whiz zlxxT Instead he Invariably
said civilly, This la John J. I'oppen
dick, wishing to speak to Mr, lin k-
over.' Ills funeral was the largeirt ever
held In the neighborhood where he had
resided, and thereat strontf inen broke
down and wept like children, being
convinced that they would never again
see bis like." Judge.'
Llbtral Translations.
At a certain foreign university the
students, who had been studying Shuke-
spell re In their native tongue, were re
quested by an examiner to translate
Into English the opening lines of Uutn
let's soliloquy, "To be or not to be."
The following was the result:
The flrst Frenchman declaimed, "To
was or not to am;" the second ren
dered It, "To were or Is to not," while
the third gave a still more liberal read
ing. "To should or not to will." New
York Globe.
His Explanation!
"I can't understand why Adam and
Eve bad such a time Just because they
ate one little apple," said five-year-old
Mabel.
"I'll bet It was green." said her broth
er. New York Globe.
' Different Girls.
"I found that BHtrouotner rather dull.
He used to talk to me about the stars."
I don't And hlin dull," averred the
other girl ecstatically. "He says he
talks to the stars about me." Louis
ville Courier-Journal.
Pretty Rapid.
Jack Yes, I hud a little balance In
the bank, but I became engaged two
months ago, and now Tom Ah, love
mnkes thp world go round! Jivk Yes.
but I didn't think It would go round so
fast ns to cause me to lose my balance.
Its Use.
Nick What good la an asbestos cur
tain, anyway? Wax-Keeps the show
front being roasted. Yato BecoftL I
J or
CZAR NICHOLAS.
Rular at Russia Pramtnsnt
In Europaan War Situation.
Bullriahting,
In trndltlon the biillttght dates from
iln lime before Hercules la said to
Imve visited 8aln and driven off the
n underfill cattle of (icryou. In actual
recorded history It antedates Ciiesnr's
t-:iiiiKilgn In Hlspanla. but the (Ik lit
tlmt is witnessed by the imwnt dny
visitor In Madrid, Seville or Vnlemla
s far more exerting and cruel than the
.iiiilentH Utwceu the noble Hnuilnrd
mid the noble butt four centuries aga
V Hrst clasa aieetacle now Involves ht
torturlug and killing of seven or eight
bulls und at leus't thirty horse.
Forgatmanot
A genllettmn whoee beautiful grounds
wero often visited by the public had
an old giirdcner who was In the habit
of showing iMtrties round the beds. At
such times he would In a hurried, gab
bllng voice explain the names to the
visitors.
When Hearing the exit gulo he
would, however, suddenly pause and
draw siiectal attention to a pretty clus
ter f nxMlest Hlc and then, to a slg
uiil 'uiit tone of voice, exclaim:
"Tliese, holies and gentlemen, are
forget me not." Chicago New.
Spades Cat tha Bid.
"The? Iiud an Interesting game of
auction ut the Jinks homo the other
evening."
"How was tliHtr'
"Why, t'holly I.itebmne was calling
on clnra Jinks, and he wanted to tnuka
it one heart."
Ye.-."
"I'ut Clara sIikh! out for two dta-
;:ii':olt "
if emus'."
"An ! then J:.ikn gut into the game
wltli u liandful of i.tilis."
t)n-!u.ltins nil the honors. 1 suppose,"
V hcrciM-i.:: t 'holly pnsse I through
the " iloiv und liiinle xii b a bole In
;ie l rr.nt they h id to cull It spadea."
-Hle'.ll.iiiid 'I'liiie llspntch.
Horsian SawTaT
The 'shal" of Kcrtiiiui whence onr
wui-d "sliiiwr-ls uiaile of gits' hair.
I.'.:. i' i lie inrin'U, the shawl patterns
ar.- leanied by licurt. and the work la
e ! i liner. Children a In) do (his work.
Ti.' Hnesi prisliict is a Hr cone patter.-,.
:i ileli color effct, made especial
ly lor t!ie goternor of the provUire,
who wears It as 11 rolie of honor on the
I'erxttin New Year's day.
tncradihlc.
"I v.,!-i t ilkliu' with I'rofetiMor noo
tin hitfl night. You know he's Just
buck from an exploring exwdltlon to
ce; :: il Africa."
"MJ ho itml.o ii:'.v tiuHirttint dlscov-
!
"Well, he says lie found n race of
pc :!o h i unci ili.e.l that they had
ne i r even li, unl of moving picture."
;'.. Louis I'oHt Dispatch.
Wall Suppllad.
An Inveterate wit and punster asked
the captain of a craft loaded with
boards how he managed to get dinner
oil the passage. "Why," replied the
skipper, "we always cook aboard."
"Cook a iMiurd. do you?" rejoined the
wng. "Then I see you have been well
provided with provisions this trip, at
aH events."-Uiinlon Tit Hits.
Box Trass of Aalsmear.
AntsmiHT, llolluinl. Is noted for its
strawberries and the clipped box tree.
This locul IniliiNtry, which- bus been
brought to a perferilon unknown else
where, has lecn carried on for at least
2JO years, us the village records show.
The nurseries ure most curious bud In
teresting, In tbo rich peaty soil box
trees grow lii every size nud shaie.
First Sorrows.
There Is no despair so absolute as
that which comes with the first mo
ments of our first great sorrow, when
we have not yet known what It la to
have suffered and bo healed, to have
despaired nud to have recovered hope.
A Mistak 6omswhra.
"Is it true, Miss Gertie." he said,
that there ore Just two things a wom
an will jump ata conclusion and a
moiixe?"
'No." she answered; "there la a third,
Mr. I'hllip."
After thinking, the matter over a few
moments he tremblingly made her an
o.'Ter. but she didn't Jump at It He
was not the right man.
TACT.
Tact Is not ths quality by
which you often ploasa, but by.
which you seldom offend.
Alice Wellington Rollins.
Always Visible.
Hcnn-Pld you ever witness your
wife's will? l'pck-Yei; I witness It
every day of my life. New York Times.
That Cool Million.
Wayne I understand he married a
cool million. Payne Yes. but ho'
complaining now because be bnsn't
been utile to thaw any of It out-Call
Mull Gazette.
; WtV4aJSBS'- I
I t
'sir
AUCTION SALE I
Do not forget the auction sale at the Wiley
Barn, corner Second and Washington St.,
beginning nt 1:30
SATURDAY, APRIL 22
Sorrel mare, 8 years, about 1200; Brown mare, 7
years, about 1350; Brown mare, 4 years, bred by
Envoyage, broke single or double; 3-year old filly,
by Lovelace, broke; Yearling filly, highly bred; 14
head grade Berkshire pigs, 50 to 100 lb., some
boars in herd; Two buggtes-both rubber tires, one
practically newjand other used but short lime.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Rug, dresser, stand table, two rockers, 2 dining room
chairs, range in first class condition; sewing ma
chine, beds, fruit jars, crock jars, 2 wash tubs.
If farmers have anything to sell bring it in on this
day.
TERMS: Cash or bankable note.
J. K. GREER, Auctioneer
NIIKHU r" SU.K.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Oregon fur Washington County,
Therms lii'lil. I'lsllillll,
v
Charles I!- O-Imuii anil Kll.'ll thtleirn.
hutiaiil and wile, tMemUnta.
II) virion . an i-arantion, Jmltfiitrni
order, tlecreo anil order ol aaln lami', mil
nt ealsivo enttlttiil t'miri nt t,.n slsiyr
IHUlril rati, to iiim il!riutl am! ilsl.il
tlm Will ilny i.l April, I'Mii up in s J el
iiieot rvi"l I and tottered in UI t'onrl
on tlie Ulth tlnv (it Aftll, IttUi. lit favor ol
Tlmrraa Itultl, plHIotill, ami si'SOtal
t r.arlea It. tli.;Hitii ami Klleil li.Uirn,
liiialmiiil sml vile, il-li iili'iu, for III''
4titii ul Imiuiii with Itiinriwi si lint ral ol
n Hir will per hIiiiiiiii trout tlie III It ilav ol
iH-itunlwr. ImM. ilsie, ami Ilia Ittrtlinr
.inn ot W. Kl and lnleri.il lltermin lrnn
llm .lnv of Marelt, mill, wltirh atilu Hie
laintlll talil lane tltmand ilelleipieol
on Ills inoriencvil ireinNiMi wt urih in
i,aiiillii's complaint, ami llio lurlltsr aiiin
it lt Tit cmU ami iliilniftuiiiieiiu, and
tha aunt o'fT.Vtsj ailurtie'a suit lit
mutts of ami umn UOt ant. miniiuaiiillna
inn lo iiiaku aslnol (he tullou Hinilnacrilml
ri-.il priiii-rty ttnnie to Hie I'oinily ol
vVaslniiiiliiii , and Mtitlenl lliegmi.
Now I lixralurp, ha lrltte nt tutld el
aeutiuii, jttileuiKi t iirilnr. il erw and or
ler nl :! aim In iniiiiillaiu:H Willi llm
iKiiiiiitaniU nl Mi.iil n ril. I w III nit Mon
.lay. lltn'iVtit tin v ul May, IUHI m IOi.'hIih k
. M at llm lu i,i itixir u ilia Cnmiiy
t'i urt lliiini.i In tl IIIMmio, WaaliliiiiUm
'otitiiy, trtfnn. aell at ublle sinituit
Istilijrel to re leiniliin( to Ilia Itlgltnal
ulililer for etuiii In lotml. all llm rlMlit.
tll!) ami Indiri'it whlelttlia Hilliln naiiiiil
'rleinlsiilH, t'hariea II OaUirn Slid Kllen
Onlmrii, liiiulminl mol wile, IihiI on llm
i.llh tlayol lKeiiilH'r. Illnl, llm ilsia uf th
inorlsgn hiTiiin liireeliiHi-il, or sltnw llial
lata had In ami lo llm slsivn iIimtMi
prntMrty or any pari tliKrntf, to asilaly
aid nii'iiiiiiii, jii l(jiiiiiil nnier and tie
iiren, iiilitrral, mtt and acurnliig inta,
lluliHl thl. iSlih ilavor iHI. HUH
J. K. RKKVKS,
Sheriff of Washington County,
Oregon.
Uy J. C. APN.KUATE,
lep uty.
Kirat ln'tin April W, Ki ll
ljml Iwms May IS, lili,
M.J. Msi'W.thiu. Attorney for
I'lniniin
DR. E. T. HELMS
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
Ualnt! iii e in. reti oi ivli elrn ltv, II y
tl rnl h r0V nod Sel itinli,, ielet,i;
Tn Hiln)j nil iliw ii'i h, iteii!iire.liro!ilit
Ifltsin tiM.r Urn linn , vol fii I hi
Jllfct, hat t en hleml I.e. h-fl,i!
1M. I it'll Kt'ii-ja,, r even etae
OlVti iniliira i i l itn r'u ),. 1 1 f.
t o mi in i 1 1 itnil ( innii in n I--
llelilel lll, 1 1 1 h torn II i et.
4 Years Chief Doputy
C. G. RE1TER
Cuntli.hilo for Repiil licnn Nor.diintion
for
County Surveyor
Primary Election M.ty 19, 1918
For Sale -Single (oinb White
liCtfhorn c;t,r3 and baby chicks.
Tliese are the finest to lie had,
LVtuiuma. LimiMHl amount It.
I, lied etes and chicks. Also
have some finp younp; prune trees
at 10 cents each. Fred Wright.
Hillsboro, Route 5. I'hone It.
151.
a . -
Notke ol Final Selllenicnl
Nitlliai la Itaralif given that Ilia tin. Ir
algiinil a.lininlalralorol Ilia aatala ol M A
l.yoti.dmvaand, baa lllaal lilallnal aiinont
and n"il lu Ilia I'ooitly ( iitlitul Waalt
IngUm I'liiinly, Orvgmi, ami aald t unit
ha f. n Wniiiiar. May Kl. HMD, at 10
oVItwit A. M, aa ilia lima, and Ilia I 'unit.
IV Court room In llUlalt iro. Itratjon, Ilia
plara for Ilia Itaariitg ol ol.jnellniia, II anr.
In aaltl Anal aa!uuit and llm atrtlleniKltl
ut aald nalalo.
Halwl Una April 11. IMIrt.
K. K I. villi, AJuilnliliati.r.
II. T. Itagler, Altorua.
MOTH M TO t MallHTOMa.
IN TIIK COl'HTY COUKT OK THK
STATK OK OIIKGON FOIt WASH.
1NGTON COUNTY.
In llm Mailer o.' tha Kalataot I'etrr MaM.
jHwraaml
Nullee la linrei.r given that the undr.
aiguntl haa Iwn duly uptatliilnl lv Ilia
auiva attllilad Court a a.iiilllltrl.il of
Ilia muia ol I'irtrr Maaa, ioaaao.l, and
haa itialllid aa stinh,
Now lltnialtir. all paraoua liavlna: elaitna
aaatnai aaltl enalo arahnrob uuiiiiail and
miulrad li prnattnt tha nania lugMiter
W illi prepar vumiitara Iharnlnr, to Ilia
uiideralgiii-il at tit law oltl of William
U. II urn. In the Atnnrlean National liana
llilllillug, HillalMiru, tlranuli, villliiil ail
iiiuiiiha i ruin ilia tlata tinraof,
lialnl Mareh l.'iilt, IIUll
Ulnnn Htaplotun, AdinliiMralor of tha
Kaiaiesfnrmanl
William u, Kara, Attorn for admin
istrator. MELLOW-SWEET
IS TASTE OF
tl,SPEAR HEAD
is
UosfRichly-Flavored Chew
That Was Ever Pressed ,J
Into Plugs ' V
FAVORITE FOR A GENERATION
Red-blooded men with real tolweco
hunger find that they fan iatify it only
by chewing, and the most wholesome
and satisfying tobacco U chew is that
made in plug form.
The limit of luxury In tobacco chew
ing it (he rich, aweet, juicy flavor that
tricklei through your lyitem when yox
chew Spear Head.
No other chewing tobacco is 10 mrl
low, 10 luicious and to satitfying, No
cither equali Spear Head for putting a
keen edge on your appetite.
icar ueaa is made ol the world
licsl tobacco leaf-the chaicett of red
Kentucky Hurley. This leaf it selected
tor iti full, juicy richness with the
most painstaking care, is stemmed by
hand, is pressed into Spear Head plugs
ao alowly 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 mellow tobacco
hat has been the favorite for a third
f a century-that's Spear Head. In
10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper.
hotiob or naxairri balb.
NollraUWehvslvsnthui ,y vlrh of
'.ailr"".1'".' "" !".
ir.. ,"i 1,1 1,1 ""dr llm seal of tha
VVshI I,. . '.'t,V't,mH",t""1 "win, fr
t a ; r i,,v,. " ",iti i'y
vim rj Z!?. 'h''"
,'mri a if. ""T ,7 ' piaiiiiiM ami
Jitei.: f"" rrz
....,, Kn,M ,n till ot,, Ht)u l)ttrl
7,1, ,i ,': mrrmni iriiiu l ie
7lh ilv or AiiKtisl, IHIft. st the rain of 7
rr,';r':!..i'i'-'
ImrelliHllnr il,.....il. ..I i- I'"'inriy
I a i II 1 1, m i r1" ml ofl' r'"'.
m t' S. '.'"'!.f May
littr ai 11 u . . ' A. M.Of null
' wi r..".', .'.tl-',,,0,,.ro'th8 (,'"t House
t . . uuiiiy, tlreifon, In 11 ilia-
tttefl"1 l l-;.l;llo aiieil!", iV h.
HMiiial Imliler fureaih In hand all of the
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