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enjoyment
as you never thought
could be is yours to
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cigarette 1
Prince Albert, gives
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isfaction your smoke
appetite ever hankered
for. That's because
it's made by a patented
process that curs out
bite and parch! Prince Albert
been sold without coupons or
We prefer to give quality I
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"' Oa taa i iiuii mimm f if i I
Mr ... vf ir , a
County Official Paper
has always fw.
premiums. rTl, ''"' "-'"n
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And that isnl strange, either.
Men who think they can't smoke a pipe or roll a ciga
rette can smoke and will smoke if they use Prince
Albert And smokers who have not yet given P. A. a try
out certainly have a big surprise and a lot of enjoyment
coming their way as soon as they invest in a supply.
Prince AJbert tobacco will tell its own story 1
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toppy rod hag, 5c; tidy red
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dan mod that corking tint
pound crytal-glatt humi
dor with tpongm moitttntr
top thai ktopt tkt tobacco
in tocntlr trim olwajrtl
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SHERIFF'S 8 I.E.
petition, judfi mer t order, decree mnd or
lroffa!p and In fsotiinltunfie with thn
In the Circuit Court of the SUte of T"' T"!-"' ' I.wl" on Htur-
Ornn f, W..hin,fnn f,t. .a?V . . " Myf 191i. at 0o clock
Oregon for Washington County,
Thrma Kulil, FlaintiH,
v
(harl H- Oitborn and Ellen Oslmrn,
buaband tud wife, Di)fndanui.
Iiv virtual of an execution, judgment
i.rder, decree and order of aale iwtu! out
i f li bore entitled Court in t..e alove
omiiled eauve, to irindiieoted and daUd
the I3tu djf o( Aprii, lttifl upon a jud
uei t rendored and entered in- ai t'o'.irt
. n l be I3lh day of April, IU1H. in favor or
'J'ixieta Kulil, platntiR, ud aKaitntt
LarlM ri. OHboru and Kllen Oxborn,
lintland and wife, derendanla, for the
tutu ol SNUU no with Interest at the rate ot
6 p r cent per annum from Mm 14th day of
liec- uioer, iwit, to nair, anu id luruinr
Him ol $ 18.10 and inUrKt thereon from
the day of March, Wirt, which mini the
plaiutiO paid aa laxeadueand aelinquent
a ihe iiiorteaed premiHea aet forth in
p.amtiH't complaint, and the further sum
uf tit 7H fnmm and dilmrmntn. and
the utn ol75 altnrnev'a .'eei and tbe
eoaa f ami upon thin writ, commandliia;
me ui uiakeaaiaof tbefollowinKdeacrihed
irai prop rly liluate in the County of
VVkhIiiiikioii , and .State of Oregon. ,
ow iherelore. by virtue of aaid ax
A M at tlie iront iiir or the tViiiiuu
Court House in Mllsboro, Weihinyton
Cloiinty, Oregon, neli at public aui'tion
(MUlij-ct to redemption) to the highest
bidder for casii in hand, all the riixbt.
tit'e and Interest whinh the within naiurd
(etendaiitH, Charlea H (larioru and Kllen
Ooimrii, hueband and wife, bad on the
IS.h day of December. 1;3, the date of the
ninricaue, nerniii loreclosed, or since that
date hail in and lo the aliove described
prooerty or any part thereof, to satisfy
said elocution, imlument order and tin.
cree, interet. c.wis and accruinif eosta.
Dated this 2vih day or Apiil. IHI6.
J. E. REEVES,
Sheriff of Washington County,
Orpgon,
By J. C, APPLEGATE,
Deputy,
First iwne April M lftltl.
' iJifit iwnie May IK, Itflii.
M. J. MacMahnn. Attorney for
PlaliiMh
D. B. Cooley, of near Laure',
was a city caller Saturday.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice U hereby given that the under
SlirnAd OJItntnlHi riln.nl tl. .-...- ..r a .
. " ... DVI.K i a. a I
l.VOri. IIIUWUumI Hum tilA.I t.lu M..l ...
and report in the County Court of Waah
invt.n t.mitw f I.......... ... u i, . I
hn fixed Monday. M.y is, tt(j, at It)
filnlnnb 1 U .1. .. .. I
- A.m. u. tun num. ana trie i;oun- I
ty txiurt nwin in Uillsbiro, Oregon, the
ior inn nrarinK ot otijecllonM, II any, I
to aaid final aocount aod the aettleuient I
Dated this Aprlt U. 1918,
K. Lyon, Adiuinlatra'or,
H. T. B&(ly, Attorney.
John ItoethlishberRfr, of near
r-niiiipn, was a city visitor Mon
day morning:.
...... wi.u.i..,, ri4-3 BViaitOri
at ine.vare lax League meeting
in roniana trie last or th week,
Rnrn in l.ntkae rtiivon nAl
., u b i . i muicii anu 1
wife, Hillsboro, April 27, 1916, a
son.
l. A. U'SU, KUitor
Knterwi at the Po.t-otlle at llillnhoto.
I v)rou, a -omt-olaii mall matter.
iulwvtplmu: l.S0 pr Anuiini,
laaatHl Ktr Tharadat
-BY-
IrtJNO A MrHINNKT
Villa is still doad. but ho hasn't
been buried as yet
After all, it would not appear
of record that many of our war
lords are enlisting over in the
trenches. Possibly they fear
the "trench foot"
New York evidently has not
forgotten how Hughes vetoed
that two cent railway fare meas
ure, for the Empire state isn't
calling loudly for Mr. llunheu.
It begins to look as though an
other apology is due the Har.l
candidate for Salem. One more
would make his etfusions so silly
that his candidacy would be
pretty much of a joke.
Sheriff Reeves yesterday ar
rested Wm. Ober. a son-in-law
of Jas. Lee. and F. Tanner, in
Portland, charging them with
looting the power house above
Gaston. Supt Easter identified
much of the copper and brass.
When they sold the stuff to a
second-hand man they claimed
tht-y had bought it from farmers
near Buxton. Sheriff Keeves
was not satisfied and ut)on call
ing Easter by phone learned that
there had been a robberv. and
the arrest followed.
Rjirn trt Mr omt Mra -mn
I- , - ' ... w,,v. ... I .'. -IV I I
Harms, Hillsboro. April 26. 191C,
a girl.
Geo. Vanderzanden. of Rank.
was down to the city the first of
the week. Geo. has been indis-
posed for several davs. and con-
eluded it was a good time for a
vacation.
VOTEHANS
Th Waahingfon County VeUran
Association will hold their semi
annual re-union . In thia city,
Thursday, May 4, and will be en
tertained by the local Tost The
business of the organization will
be transacted at 10 a. m.; dinner
12, and a program commencing
at 2 p. m. in the following order:
Music by Oregon Veteran
Drum Corps.
Vocal duet by Messrs. llrush
and Sins.
Address of welcome, Kev. E.
A. Smith.
K'spons, Rev. Holmes, of
Forest Grove.
Song. Mrs. R. R Tongue.
Instrumental music, Mn J. T.
Hutler. "
Smg, Ruasell Morgan.
Dialogue. Mrs. Sabia and Ella
Mas ruder, "
Song by the ladies' quartet. ,
Dialogue, school girk
Song, J. X. Butler.
Duet Messrs. Brush and Sias
Recesses in the day's activities
will be tilled by the Veteran
Drum Corpa and Veteran yarn
continued over from last meeting.
"SPEAR HEAD"
' All OLD TIME
JFAVORITE
Ths Usst Pcpulsr Chew for a
Thai, cf a Centay
FC3, Ken, rcumr-sv.TiT
The man who chewi (ets by tt th
most wholesome enjoyment and utU
f act km out of tobacco, especially if he
cbewi (10 tobacca The rich juice
of the leaf are retained ut good
plugs better than ia any other form.
For more than a generation Spear
Head has held first place as the favor
ite high-grade plug chewing tobacco.
- This unique distinction is due solely
to the wonderful quality and flavor of
Spear Head the richest, mellowest,
tastiest chew in the whole world.
Spear Head is the choicest of all
red Burley, hand-ttemmed and made
into mellow-sweet plugs in a perfectly
clean, most sanitary factory.
Yon can t chew the flavor out of
Spear Head, because it's a part of the
tobacco. That rich, ripe, red Burley
taste keeps on pleasing you a long
as you keep on chewing.
Chew Spear Head and youll be
chewing the purest and most satisfying
tobacco that it's possible to make. In,
10c cuts, wrapped ia wax paper.
IIIMHflK,
IN Til K CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATIC or ORkXlON, FOR WAHH
limi Auderouu, i'lalulilT
l.iura A . Caulea and R. A .
I'aplnt, h f huahaiid, W.
M Nelaon, J. Cbrli irUay
ami A. W.lch. UaiaudanU.
To K. A. Capiat and W. M. Naisou, ol
the (. named dalaudania:
lu the name nf the Mtata ot Urtou. yuu
are barepy eitinniandwl and rwulrl lo
appear and answer Uie auiendvd cutu
plaint of the plaliillO aied axatnat you in
be above entttleit Court and pause oa w
befora the luth da of June, IKItt, aaid dale
boii.K after the splratloa or ell weeks
irom the daienf ths publloettoa ot Una
aUii it yo mn ao io appear ano
answer aaid am.niit m..m...i.i... i.
'"'' the plaint Id will apply to lite
mi prajred lor ana its
ti i II il M.1 In him ....... .1 t . .
m.w m ii.i'uwi W.(UI IMI II MJ
wit: Cora judgment afalnet tbedafKod
aula. Ijtura A I . . I . ...I u a i i
. - bum V. .im,
in His aunt of L-mjUDU In United Huiaa
u.ild ti.lu with mierest theraoa Innu the
Wif. day of February, u. at the rate o(
N pvr rent per annum, and the further sum
f I of 1 .10 attorney ra and ttta etwu
and disbiiraemenlaorsald aull; aad for a
decree defiant g tbe aaid uiortaa-e In the
inn ol I mm tu, exeeuUMl an tbe 7ib dsf
ofAiiKual l by tbe ttefeudaote lura
A Capias aud K. 4, t'apiealn lavuref lbs
.....a ....1 1 ...
H -i-.iu, anu w uktu aaia luanaraete waaou
and date Hind for femrd In the office U
the Kerordar of IVinvetanoee ot Wa.b
InKton Uiunty, Orn, at pae i el
ikm.k a,, MuiiKif. Keeurds of aawl eoualy
.1 . wni nmt two upon toe rul
ituatela Waabiniioa Oumity. Ursia'.
t Wit!
- tu. 4.V..U f ui . a,
o. Hrioii Kaed.llie oriMe aa prr
,iai&iiHnoioa nie 10 n ati
Iuku.h t ounty, Ornciin, aaid lot aad one
""' ""iiMinina; 1 u aorae eieept a nitaen
HMl.t Ml rl (1 lit a,l,liit.,. .... .... . 1
- r ... i.ii ,uu nau
.InMil. . I 1 1 1 I . . I . I u . . I .
' J j 11 u, tm Blue III
' wn o 01 tne it urtn a aa
ui ai 14H u, uutn 01 aaid etrtpa btu
m rvd for road purpwee.
n nu mat aaiu hhiiImshs be dwreed and
1 H. larMl UM IMl fl. I. . ..I m.. i. . 1. . ... . .
- .". " . UIV. , W.
tuu-nst uybt. title, eiaim or &n ot a
and all 01 ttm drimtdai.ta alxve naniail
and lb a b Interisi. ri"ht. title pUiiiii.i
llrll itl Mth Mi.ri il ..f ..1 .. 1 . .
iterlareil and dmri ... h .....
aeiueiit and aubj.t 11 all rSMwt- lo tbe
l.en of p alntilt'a said 111 .rlvw t and that
a-.U niwriKaae be birocKWMl and aaid real
pn..iiy U orUnred and darread to bs
Id I.) IbeMberidol Waalilngtuti IViuuty.
Uikiiii lu Ilia inauner prnMsrilasi be law
ami pia. tlu-01 tbe aliove nttllej Uouri,
anu tbal tbe protmila olilaine.1 fnon ths
MiiM.iMiti We applied to the payment
ol Ilea vtiat stilus Una unto ih pialui 0
alfc texi lorib. and lor wbicli JnUa:ui"ni
it. rirniai dial; and llial , u and aaub 'M
yon and tlia. all and a.'li ol ttia dnlaiid
aiiiHaia.ts iiaiimi. and all paraouaolalut
mn by. tbiotiKbor undr y,.u or aitiiarol
yuu Iw Inrever barred, l.rwl.d and
piri ludrd fr. tu all Inta.aM Id, right Or
utu.ir elaiiii i,r lien upon N.id real
r n, save only lbs s:aiut.iy uabtui
rrdeinplion; and tbat suh otbar and
further rubor lie granteit unto tua ulaiu
t.tt as to tbe Court a.ay aseiu n-iZotvj
and pmper in tbe premises. Tbls sum
mom in ..ivitl up.ni you by publlcauon
111 Hie IliliHUiro A runs, puiauaul '
on er of tbe H jiioi able ttaoraa H Haal y
JuilKa ol tlieanova aulitled Court niao.,
nndred and en eredon tbe ttm day ol
Aoril. l'lltl ami -1. 1.. 1. .1.1 ....... j.JL...
-., " " arasa V UWI M IIIHII1
tbat this sumiiiana be publish! a the
mllnboro Aritua for alt sumeaalve and
oonsetiitlve weeks, beirlnnlng wltn the
iwn e thereof dated the x7lh day ol April
If III. and enilinir will. 11.. 1..... . J
dated June Hth, Ittltl, tbat you and eaob
ol vou be reoulrtul ai.
wi.l ameudrd complal ,1, on or before lbs
wm. a HARE
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Pare Bred Stallion Robert
Will Stand Season of 1616
Mondays, North Plains, John Kenody place; Tuesdays,
Hillsboro, Redmond liarn; Wednesdays, Iforest Grove,
J. C. Smith Barn; Thursdays, Gales Creek, Newton
naney riace; Friday, lianks, J. Uarsteni Place; Sat
urdays, Buxton, N. P. Nelson Barn.
License and Pedigree
btallion Uepristration Board State of Oregon. License
Certificate of Pure Bred Stallion No. 1652, dated at Corvallia.
Orepron. Feb. 27, 1914. The Pedk'ree of the Stallion Robert
lm ubii, recisterea in tne atuatiook or National Prench
Draft Horse Association. Owned by J. F. Cacatens & Son, -Banks,
Washington County, Oregon. Bred by Ellis Walton,'
Pleasant Plain, Iowa. DeJcnbdd as follows: Black. Pedigree'
Allhere 9248 sire. Hen-ula 5624 (4320) sire of sire Lura 9?47'
(3287G) dam of sire; May Star.iht 17896 dam, Vernis 17895
(46TO6) sire of dam. Fadette fl07irfam nf rlam n
. . , .. . uioguiioiltll
drafr. Foaled in the year June 27. 1938.
Has been pxamiio t hv thn S?r a 1 1
i . . 'wiwohjii o iini
01 (JrCron. and it is hHrehv pprtinprl that tha aaif alalli'AH I ,
- - - duiu OLBIIIUII 13
Oi rure Hreedincr in rpirmrprprl in tha afnrihb i
oernizel by the asiociations nnud in smtion Nin of an Act
of the Leis atve Ass (mb'y of t leState of Oregon prov.di sr
for the licensirttr ot Sf.:tlli:ini ere rilolin tha t .l.
. . j ii, vuo uiiico ill tills
Secretary of Sut Fe'jrutry 2 . 1911. ail that tha above
namaa stallion hat baen ex iminal b tha veterinirian ap
Dointed bv tha Sr.lli.-in iljiunti
ported free from infectuous, contatrious ortransmissable dis
eases or unwundneiis and U hireby HcansfM to stand for
public service in the State of Oregon.
ermine L. Y otter, Hacretary Stallion Rsgistration Bjard
TEKMS: Sincrle Service JW Tn lmmnim.oiui.
, A, . m . . . o HI US III
foal $15. lo insure co t to stand and snelr ri .m k.
., , ' I W IT III VJ
taken to prevent accidents but will not be responsible ahnnlrt
any occur. C. W. McCONNAHAY. Mtr.
1 00,000
POUNDS
to be
Unloaded
Friday & Saturday Specials
In Women'a Wear
Kvery garment iti our stock was manufactured
. , Spring 1916
Walking Skirts
t cm i mi .( Value $1.75 for $1.75
In Shepherd Checks v1 f g for$3 4g
and plain colors y u$
Sport and Spring Gats
White Chiuchillt, Cord
uroy Checks,-etc.
Value $5.50 for $4-48
Value $7.00 for 5.95
Value $8.00 for 6.50
Women's Suits
Any suit iu stock value $t 6.5a to $20.00 for $14.75
Any suit iu stock value $22.50 to $27.50 for $19.75
sizes up to 44
GOAR'S WOMAN'S SHOP
Washington Hotel Block. 3rd St. Hillsboro
Extra Special
Sale on Men's Suits, Lasting Until May 10th.
Perfect Fit Guaranteed
$15 Suits go at
$18 Suits go at
$22.50 Suits go at
$25 Suits go at
$30 Suits go at
$37.50 Suits go at
$11.75
$13.95
$17.25
$18.90
$22.75
$28.25
E. M. Calef
I ao8MainSt, Hillsboro, Oregon )
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