COL' NT V COL'RT
Following arc tho claims allowed
for the month of October, 1916.
$67.60; C R Wallace, J26; A Wallace,
?25j D 3 W'ooton, $32.03; D Luck,
$2;B Fowles, $16; C C Nelson, $37.
60; Ira Watson, $14; B F RirrIo.
$6; Wm Iliddink, $30; Frank Rinck,
$31; Sherman Hutchinson, $13.75;
Earl Newcome, $7; Anson Stowell.
$.75; Geo Fisher, $18; L Frwbstel.
$2; Irvin Hoffman, $4; Chester Hoff
man, $1; J H Hoffman, $.r; L C Mel
quist, $9; E Benson, $7.50; F W
Heintz, $7.60; A B Todd, $7; U S
Hannah, $6; A R Wallace, $6; L A
Hohman, $10.50; Claude Erickson.$10-
60; David Sparks, $15; Martin Neil
son, $17.50; A Mills, $13.50; A Minel
$5.25; Geo Banoy, $6; Bert Downey
S: John Downey, $S; Simon Olsen,
IS: L G McNew. $7: W A Bonehreal:
$8; J A Zimmerman, $22.50; M L
Berdan, $2.50; H Elery, $2.50; Rich-
crd Teuf:l. $42; A F Zillmer, $2S;
Jacob Jenne, $16.80; W Miller, $16.
80: John Smiermann, $18.37; L Jun-
cker, $1.50; C A Sears, $16.20; M F
Heesacker, $15.75; L C Gilpin. $46.-
70; Chas Bamford, $36.60; H Miller
$21; A Hollevoet, $13.27; A Freerk-
sen. $!9.25; J YanLoo, $8.10; John
Heesacker, $6.75; John Williams
$21.10; L C Gilpin, $2.51; C Bamford
$2.75; K Miller, $2.75; Alfred Freer
kesen, $2.75; Lewis Welch, $60.29;
Earl Ccorer. $39.57; G A Johnson
$74.45; E Wenstrom, $3S.S2; E I
llcaton, $49.56: L R Campbell, $4S,
42; L Crowdor, $2; Lester Camphell
$4: Ferd Groner, $4; L Crowds, $2b
E L Cox, $26; Geo Allison, $26; C R
Seiffert, $28; Emil Seiffert, $21; J as
Kays, $21; V S Vogard, $19; Homes
Rixlpers, $21; A J Davis, $14; C
Kirkpati ick, $5; O Kirby, $21; C Ben
not, $16; John Hitchcock, $18; RalpV
Kirby, $15; N .Richards $12; Ceci'
Hughes, $64.50; John Schmeltzer
$104.50; T R Moore, $26; John Bill
$38.25; P Felon. $40.50; Tony Ror
atski, $24.75; Adam Jablonski. $"S.
25; B Royer, $29.25; Benj Cunimings
$4.50; Gust Schmidlin. $31.50; Joe
Bellish, $1.13; H J Luck, $23.62; B
Barrett, $21.75; R Wallace, $21; A
Wallace, $21; D Wooton, $26.25; I!
Meacham, $14; G Meacham, $3; F
Schomberp, $2; C C Nelson, $31.50;
L C Melquist, $17.81; Jas Buchan
$13.78; O St John, $13.78; Huber Liv
engood, $4.78; J P Shirley, $16.03:
Joe Finijjan, $11.53; J H Wirtz. $11.
53; W Fairchilds, $2.25; Roy Miller
$51.25; Wm Heuer, $53.75; Henry
VanDyke, $30; Geo Fisher, f 15; J T
Cox, $40; H C Richards, $35; T E
Johnson, $35; Clarence Miller, $35.
64; Beauford Creps, $25.65; Ed
Stephens, $27.50; S F Hanulton, $2.
50; Fred F Lyda, $82.75; Elmer F
Lyda, $107; Ernest Lyda, $82.75; J
M Hayden, $72.73; P C Gabbert
$111.87; Oscar Smith, $112.17:
Frank Creps, '$70.7,3; Wm Lee, $10.
68; J R Hayden, $72.75; Albert Rich
ie. $74.61; Edward Hughes, $2.50:
Otto Brose, $64.77; Claud Miller
$32.50; Otto Brose, $18; A C Kru
frer, $6; Chris Holznatjel, $2; W Me
Collough, $2; Dorc-e, $2.25; Fre
Grower, $3; W C Eddy, $9; W C Edy
$2.50; Steve Nedrow, $8.25; Car'
Johnson, $8.25-" Carl White, $13.25:
Earl Crawford. $16.50; John Zurchor
$6.75; Claud Erickson, $16.50; Ivar
McKnight, $3; D Johnson. $8; Alfrer
Pieren, $21.75; Carl Johnson, $1:
L C Melquist, $27; O Rt John
$20.25; Jas Buchan, $20.25; Ilusrei
Livengood, $20.25; Joe Shirley, $20.
25; Joe Fimgan.5 $18; J H Wirtz,
$20.25; D C Stokesbury, S"0; David
Sparks, $47.50; Fet Hall, $22.50:
Andy Pate, $10.62; Edward Ui-nson.
$22.50; U G Hannah, $19.50; A R
Wallace, $19.50; A J Richardson.
$16.25; Wm Beala, $11.25; W E I.ar
kin, $8.75; O II Fries, $20.94; R V
Frost, $27; A Sture, $1.25; A Burke.
$10; Earl Cook, $10; Wm Roberts.
$7.50; J A Watrous" $7.50; J M Mil
lor. $150; A Burnett. $4.50; E V
Miller, $38.74; F W Heintz, $2.50
Fred Haney, $33.75; Ben H.;esacl;or
$9; Cafl Clapshaw, $54; Win Van
Dyke, $2.25; W M Easley, $21.62;
D C Bieghler, $31.25; N G Sills, $32.
25; Chris Madsen, $27; J S West, $1 ;
G M Susbauer, $5.62; II Susbauer
$1.50; D A Miller, $10; W L Susbau
er, $10.12; Ellis E Miller, $3; Elniei
Wohler, $1.; R F Reasoner, $35.25
Haulenback Bros,, $6; Haulenback
Bros, $4.40; Fisher Thorsen & Co,
$4.15; John Wunderlich, $13.80;
Coast Culvert & Flume Co, $13.50
Bell & Owens, $73.92; Otto Brose,
$4.79, Eagle Lumber Co, $24.10; L R
Gail, 2.90; Bell & Owens, $3.05; J T
Young, $13.95; Standard Box & Lum
ber Co, $3.85; J B Campbell, $C; F W
. Walch, $1.50; L M Buell, bridges
$30.53; Goff Bros, $1.65; L S Bierly,
$15; C V Bloyd, $6; Hodson-Fee
naughty Co., $11.34; L M Buell, $64;
W L Stephens, $3.35; John Lorsung
' $1.60: J II Foote, $10.60: Harold
II Hansen, $4.70; A H Avril Machin
ery Co, $15.23; Henry W Scott, $20;
C C Nelson, $4; Lee & Butterfield,
$3.05; Buffalo Steam Roller Co, $4.02
L, N Tompkins, $15; Hodson McFee-
naughty Co, $70.58; Railway Equip-
nent Co, $.90; Howard-Cooper Co,
12.98; Hoffman Bros, $7.20; Omer
Moore, $10.75; Alfred Pieren, $140.50
Frank Connell, $30.85; Mays Bros,
$16.54; C R Morgan, $3.75; J D Kel
Jey & Son $8; Bert Messinger, $5;
Groner & Rowell Co, $16.52; Groner
A Rowell Co, $3.12; A B Flint, $4.60;
A B Flint, $3.25; C S Reynolds, $4.50;
C S Reynolds, $2.07; L S Bierly, $40;
'V Schofield, $22.43; W E Squires,
ii.i; my fcrod Mercantile Ca, $2.10
Goff Bros, $2; Alois Scheleet, $12;
O A Plieth, $20; Harold J Hanson,
.t00; Carl Skow, $4; L P Tallman,
1 13.45; Fred Herkman, ?i; nns
fchindler, $10; Honeyman Hardware
Cn, $2.46; H W McDonald, $1.50; R
W Williams, $1.69; Darlington &
Fred Ziegler,
57.8S; Robert
!hark. $56.25;
lake Yuncer.
Bcelcy, $4.60; Darllnftcn & Bce-
ley, $418.60; Tigsrd. Auto Repair
Shop, $33.06; Badger Lumber Co, $8.
34; J D Kelley, $41.25; Chns Ross,
$7; Buxton Lumber Co, $50.40; L W
House, $2.3$; I N Robinson. $2.35;
Sarjrent & Blank, $17.90; Tualatin
Mill Co, Bridges, $7.48; Briftis Bros,
$2.55; Hillsboro Ice & Fuel Co. $12.-
50; J Gaarde, $9.85; Wells Town
end. $4.80; Anton Gnose, $5 85; C V
Boyd. $5; C E Reiter, J13.8;); Paul
Vormilyea. $.50; Isadore Vamlerr.an-
len, $7; Henry Krimble, $3.50; Ben
Heesacker, $10; Albert Ever. $4;
Morgan, $4.50; J P-Moore, $65; O
F.jrsriman. $50.06; Louis Eggers, $56.-
5; Paul W Graf, $27; Marshall
Imith. $7.85; Cart Schopf, $43.20;
$7.85; Friti Reust.
Rychen, $41.04; R
Hugo Anton, $25.43;
$9; S W Eggiman,
?4.50; Ernest Eggers, $8.71; C M Has
'ell. $95; Ed Clarmo. $13.50; Sieard
Guam, $13.50; Taul Zurcher. $9.50;
Fred Ptucki, $18; John Meier. $1S.50:
lolin Berger, $5; John Lehman, $8;
be Stoller. $3; John Gerber, $53.50;
Verne Pysle, $13;. H Gieb'.haus. $22;
Wm Hickethier, $46; G G Walling.
t51; L M Buell, $49; C Boy, $18;
0 L Smith. $18; Al Bledsoe, $-U5;
Richard Ulriri. $7; Chas. Rufli. $7;
W C Ingles, $10; W H McGill, $14.50;
R T West. $13.50; Russell Burrus.
'10; J W Burros, $7; Frank Creps.
2; J F Carnstens, $4; Percy Cam
tons, $14; August Dierick, $1.00;
'I Susbauer, $15; Geo M Susbauer.
19; Eugene Henderling, $8.25; Jos
Toe Teel, $23.25; Chas Roberts, $14.50
! C Carver, $15.50; 11 -M
Moore, -$14.90; William Boberjr.
52.50; Charles Geiberger, $20.70;
ugust Blank, $8; Chas Geiberger,
6.25; Joe Klineman, $20; Don Gregg.
?24; Wm Hendnck, $2; T G Gregg.
'2; E A Vandervan, $6; W C Gregg,
i; Chester Hoffman, $8; Irvin Hof
nan, $4; C Alsen, $7; Thos Bradley,
?2; Chas Coppens, $12; Ben Baker,
2; August Boge, $2; Martin Van.le
ey, $8; Nels Larson, $9; James Hoy,
51; Harry Cole, $1; Frank Cole, $4;
Jtto Johnson, $4; Roy Fruitt, $4; A
jiassebauin, $2; J Uhrback, $4; Fay-
Mills, $11; F Northrop, $10; F Hall,
,9.50; Carl Berggren, $1; Allwrt Mc-
Leod,. $28; O F. McLeod, $22.50; W
?ailey, $15; Joseph Reifenrath, $1.50;
I L Bailey, $15; R W Williams, $1.13;
Carl Kay, $1.13; Henry Jarrott, $1.-
13; Ray Hiatt, $1.13; A P Tupper,
5.13; J W Hughes, $4; John Harde
eck, $4; Harold Hiatt, $4; J G
Boos, $5; Oral iMcLeod, $22; Roy
i'ail, $57.50; Earl Kay, $51.18; Henry
Jerrett, $51.75; R W Williams, $51.75
L Susbauer, $20; Grant Mann, $8;
Mann, $8.25; Grant Mann, $22; Ceci!
Mughes, $18; E A Barngrover, $48;
larry Fuller, $51.75; Darrell Heisler.
U.50; J E Bryan, $14; John Harde
eck, $26; A P Tupper, $84; C C Rob
erts, $51.25; J. F. Gibbs, $20.25; A L
Wiese, $66; J G Boos, $102.50; Cha
Crunican, $42.18; Berris Tupper.
:i0.12; Robert DeShazer, $1.68; R H
DeShazer, $12.93; R H DeShazer
U5; Gust Neilson, $36; Robert De
hazer6; Pete Borgan,$29.25; Miller
Vail, $1: F M Sutford, $7; B A Burg
and, $12; G H Hoar, $17; J W
'lughes, $12; Francis Kirby, $13.50;
I L Auld, $49; Frank Overroeder.
528; E A Cox, $19; E F Bergstrand,
?8; D Bishop, $40; IF Ensley, $16:
P Gardner, $41; J Kirkwood, $1;
rthur Gritzmacher, $11; Albert
Gritzmachr-r, $24; Grant Brown, $25;
I M Hocking, $8.25; Jess Hay?, $31 :
M E Meyer, $1; John Vogel, $8; Fred
Meyer $9; W E Wampler, $108.75;
Zwienor, $66; Geo G Stephen, $11:
P Tallman $69; J H Litten, $11;
Frifz Fischer, $$38; Geo Anderson,
22. A J Schlpcht, $56.25; John R.-h-rg,
$14; R A Twiss, $57.50; H R
Suehne, $112.50; John Ochs. $55;
Tom Kessler, $66; Henry Erickson,
S'i8.25; James O'Mara, $116.25; Clyde
, Uedy, $105; J T Johnson, $102.50;
Mike Heisler, $41; George Schmidt,
10.75; F Rohrer, $40; August Retz-
!aff, $36; J F Brandt, $71.25; Geo II
Heisler, $05; M Frison, $63; H Ert-
man, $28; Peter Kessler, $23; J A
H-iberotzer, $17.85; A Schechla, $50:
K II Dill, $24; Carl Rehbetg, $45;
Frank Schechla, $44; II W Huslage,
?20; Fred Struchen, $20; L T Brown
T.12; C F Tigard, $2; G A Plieth, $2.50
F RHfferty, $4; Goff Bros, $17.15;
(ConUtitiHl next week )
SOTICR OP IJISTKICT liOAD MKKTINC
to VoTH AddiTionai, Road Tax In
Koad District No. aa
We, the unilersixiied resident Ui payers
of Koad District No. 21 Washington
County, Oregon, together comprising
more limn ten p'rr cent. o( the resident
tftxpayjts in himl road distuct, herel.y
ive notice that a meeting of the rtfei-
ieiit t:ixMyera of said Koarf Hiitiirt
So. 17 Washiiigtun County, Oregon, is
lereby CRlled, ati'l will be helil al U'.ili n
Hall, in said Ko. d DiKlrlct No. J2
.Vashington County, Oiegon, on lh aj
iny of Nov , 1916, at the hour of S
, 'clock P. M., of said day, to discuss the
advisability of levying a special or
additional road tax In Bald district,
to determine what, if any, county
roads, or portions thereof In said
road district shall bo Improved, In
any special manner, and the char
acter aand extent of such improve
ment or Improvements shall niuk
thereon, and to levy such special or
additional tax. not to exceed "
mills on the dollar, on all taxable
real and personal property In ftnld
road district, as a majority of mid)
resident taxpayers of said road dis
trict shall deem advisable? for the
purpose of raising money jvlth which
to defray the expense of such special
Improvement or Improvements In
naid Koad Out net No aa Washington
Countv. Oreeon
Ditcd this 1st day ol INoveinoer, A. u.
1016
mm r it 1 :
liarrv ju. fvooins-in,
Road Supervisor ol Roar Distriit No.
17 Washnigt'.n oun'y, -jrcgon.
ke ident Txpaveri
W. B. Caiter. T. B. Denney, Henry
Kricksou, A. E. Hansop, Aug. faulson,
CONCERT
under the Auspices of
The H. H. S. Students
by the famel
Corvallis High School
Orchestra
County Official J'nper
li. A, I.OMJ, kdltor
Knter.-.l At th I mt llllica at IliiUlum) '
M ; thru, ii, a lrcon,l-cUu umll tnnttrr. 1
Sulisctipliun; (1.50 n r miiiuni. 1
ISSl'KO UVhRY TlU'RtiDAY i
IliOli,!
n -
Hillsboro High School, Wedensday Evening
November, 29, 8:15 oclock
Price
25c
A Sale of delicious HOME MADE CANDY
by the High School Girls at 3 oclock p. m.
-nv-
l.OK) A MoKINNK.t
AiHistacy in religion Koiinr
about tho country with bit tor'
cVnuneiatioiis of tlit rt'likiiouaj
ties otiee ombraciHl and nowj
eschewod is never atithontalive (
to the thinking mind. Somehow
there is always somethinn venal ;
about such conduct, and it ist
never conducive of pood -and.
besides, it only serves to un
necessarily disturb local com
munity fellowship.
E-TURKEY DAY
Thanhss'ivintf, Nov. 30th
Low Round Trip Fares!
between all stations in
OKEOGN
on Southern Pacific Lint s.
On Sale November 29th and 30th
Raturn Limit Dc. 4lK
At SO
LUTHERAN SERVICES
at Congregational Church
Sunday, November 26, 1916
English Service! at 2 p. m. German Services at 2:45 p. in.
Englith Sunday School at 2 p m.
Liberty Theatre
The Best Always
I Friday and Saturday, Nov. 24, 25
Samuel H. Hutchinson Presents
Helen Holmes
Judith .h. Cumberlands
in 5 acts
Vicious charjje9 by the cuckoo'
press that the UKUHH) plurality!
for President Wilson consist of
lonK-haired men and short-haired
women only exemplify tTie
mental warp of those who stood
for MrT Hughes in newspaper
support. Gratuitous insult is'
easy behind the columns of vin-j
dictive newspapers -and while
these same sheets boast if
bravery it is dollars against pen
nies that these same writers are
chary about making such state
ments personally, to the rank i
and file of men, to say nothing 35
ot the women, who voted for the
President.
15-Day Round Trip Tickets
at reduced rates to all stations in
CALIFORNIA
on Southern Pacilic Lines
On Sale Nov. 26th, 27th and 28th
A'k Ural Kgrnl for ilrtailnl liifni m.lion or uril.
JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen.ral P.w.nf.r Ag.nl
Portland, Oregon
Southern Pacific Lines
2S
2-2 Ii:
Candidate I lushes has at last
congratulated Mr. Wilson on his
election. The telegram was sent
late last night. California was
conceded, and Chairman Wilcox
says there will be no further ac
tion taken by the National committee.
Not a Serial
Admission 5 and 10c
Matinee, Saturday from 2 to 5
Elis l. McOowbd, U K. Utuiiey, Ju. B cation for six gurccgtiive weeks by or
Dowa nu, S-uiu-l B iawicucc, H. 1'. der of the Hon. (Jeo. K. liutfry Judge
than U r, I. I.. Mure ock, J. H. Joliuson, of the above ent 'lerl Court, which or
j. J. Cou'bway, L. Litnuey, II. f. Duwu- der was entered in the above entitled
iig,' 11. l,. Ruumiou. I cause on the 10th day of November,
j 1910, and requires that you appear
I and answer said defendant's answer
i and cross complaint on or before the
SUMMONS. 1 8th day of January, 1917; otherwise
defendant, N. I). Simon, will take a
In (he Circuit Court of the State of decree herein as prayed for herein.
Oregon for the County of Wash-
ini;ton I Date of first publication, Nov, 16,
I 191G.
Zulu Hickman, Plaintiff, Date of last publication, Dec. 28,
v 1910.
Minnie D. Jones, Walter E. Jones,1 BEACH, SIMDN & NELSON,
Ida Brandt, Grace Lancaster, Clara Attorneys for Defendant, N. D.
I'ickard, Opal Anna Lillian Martin, Simon.
.lames Blair Martin and N. I). 710 Board of Trade Bldi?., Port-
M. T. Madsen, of Sherwood,
on the old Wiliiama farm, pre
sents a bill to the county for Uli
head of cattle, killed because of
tuberculous infection. The claim
is for $900 -this is the largest
clai.ii of iu kind presented, and
there is no fund to meet it.
County Court held a short ses
sion yesterday, and awarded the
painting of the county machin
ery house on P.aaeline to C. A.
Broderson, of Forest Grove, for
$120. The other bidders were
W. H. Taylor, $19S. and J. II.
Ray. $183. The court ordered
$50 paid to N Tannler, for r
moving Roat house on proposed
Beaverton Bertha road, and or
dered warrant drawn to Ole Ol
son for $500, if accepted, for
damages in running through
place.
Bertha Howatt sues Hdward
A. Howatt, an expert Bawdier at
West Timber, asking the court
for a decree of divorce. There is
a Bon. aged 12 years, and she
asks the custody of the lad, and
says he is in need of an opera
tion to one of his eyes. She
wants suit money, $50 per month
alimony for the keep of herself
and boy until he is 21 years old,
and $2,000 permanent alimony.
She says the husband has $4,000
due him from his father in Cali
fornia, and she wants him en
joined from spendinfi: it or put-
tint? it out of the reach of the
court.
Simon. Defendants.
To Minnie D. Jones, Walter E. Jones, I
Grace Lancaster, Opal Anna Lillian (
Martin and James Blair Martin.
IN THE NAME OK THE STATE
OF OREGON, You and each of you1
are hereby required to appear and ;
answer the answer and cross com-,
plaint filed in the above entitled suit
by N. D. Simon, one of the defend
ants herein, on or Deiore me oin nay
,f January, 1917, and if you fail to
inswer, for want thereof the said de
fendant, N. D. Simon will ask for a
lccrec foreclosing his said notes and
mortgages on Lot numbered 5 Fruit
ful Lands, situated in Section 28,
Township 1 South of Range 1 West
if the Willamette Meridian in Wash
ington County, Oregon.
2nd For a judgment and decree
herein in favor of the said defendant,
M. I). Simon, and against the said
Wendanlfl, Opal Anna Lillian Mar
tin and James Blair Martin, in the
sum of KI)0.00, together with inter
est on $500.00 at the rate of 7 per
'ent per annum from July 31, 1915,
duo on $300.00 at the rate of 7 per
cent per annum from July 31, 1915,
together with the costs ami disburse
ments of this suit and the further
:um of $100.00 attorney's fees for
foreclosing said mortgages.
3rd Directing the sale of said
hereinbefore described real property
and the application of the proceeds
thereof to the payment of the costs
if mid sale and judgmi.nt.
4t,h Barring and foreclosing all
ri'.rht. title and interest of ench find
all of the parties to this suit, both
plaintiff and defendants in and to
-aid real propertv and the whole
thereof, snve only the statutory right
of redemption.
5th For such other and further re
lief as is fust and proper.
This summons is served by publi-
land, Oregon.
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HILLSBORO PHARMACY
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Ji TUB Cf-UNfY COURT OV TIIH
STATE OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In the Mntter of tho Estate of
Mnrr A- Hm rihKicn, di-waneu.
Notice it liercnv (jlvrm that th undi'r
eiecutnr nf Haul PHlalfl hut in
Mie atxivo niiiulnl t'onrl inl cnim'! Inn
final account, Mini rp irt Hi mich rircntor,
and that Ci uri, hue fixnl nri'l
.'iiiiH,liilil Tinwlnv. the 'Jini ilair if
JlHiemlaT, lillll, fit tli hour ol 10 ,,',-liir k
A M of Wild lav.nl Hih I'nurt llnnni of
the alHivA nnliili'il t.ourt In II HlHliorn,
OrHiioii. aa tl.n iIiiih ami nlairf fur hfa'ii'
ol jrx tiorm Ui sahl account, ami theliiinl
aoitlen ent of "mil falaLn.
ljaud thin liili day of Noveiulrar, V.)U.
K J Mc.Aloar,
Uteciitor ol th hatatn of Mary A liar
rintln, deed
WM. G. HARE,
Attorney for Executor.
Hi
ANNOUNCEMENT-
Wlv have purchased the business of the
Nelson Hardware Co. and will continue
same at the okl stand. New Ciouls are
arriving daily. The prices on nil metal
lines are advancing by leaps and IkuukIs,
but we will keep our prices down to rock
bottom, and follow the market up only
when obliged to do so.
We are putting a new selling f ysteui iu
force (which will be explained iu a later
issue) by which we will Make The Trice.
We will meet Mail Order House prices
and will establish a new system of Hard
ware Merchandising iu Hillsboro.
G. L ALLEN
intiJnMiHdj
The Hillsboro Mercantile Co.
In spite of the unsettled condition of the market we
are able, through our immense buying power' to re
duce your cost of living.
The prices quoted below are not gigantic Stock Re
ducing, Money Raising Prices, bur are a few and only
a few of the articles you can obtain in our large and
well stocked store.
Living Prices on Meats
Special Delivery
Short Ribs
Hate Iioil
Flank Boil
Chuck Roast
Roll Roast
Rump Roast
Prime Rib Roast
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
T Bone Steak
Hamburg Seak
IlauiH
Picnics
Haeon
Racon Back
Weinies
Balogna
8c
8c
8c
10c
121-2c
8 to 10c
15c
15c
15c
18c
12 1-2 j
23c
15c
25c
21c
12 l-2e
12 1 2c
A Full Line of Pork, Veal,
Lamb and Poultry
Groery Prices Within
Rearhof All
Flour, $2 00
Blue Ribbon
Butter, 80c
Monmouth or HillHhoro
Syrup, 50c
Holly Brand
Soap, 25c
7 bars Bob White
Japan Tea, worth 50c, 30c
Rice, best Jap 5c
Corn ami Tomatoe 3 for 25c
Aster Milk 3 for 25c
Asparagus 10c
"Keen Klc ner" 6 for 25c
Better than Old Dutch
Tobacco, 3 for 25c
all kinds
Fish and Oysters
Friday and Saturdays
her, A. D. 1910.
WM. J. GUEGI,,
Rond Supervisor of Road District
No. 12, Washington (lounty,
Oroizon.
Ri sidciit Taxpayers: A. 0. Jolin-
Notice of District Koad Mcding to
Vol).' Additional Road Tax in Koad
District No. 12.
Wo, the undersigned resident tax
payers of Road District No. l'j, Wash
inton County, Oregon, together com
priKinfr more than ten per cent of the
resident taxpayers in said road dis
trict, hereby tfivo notice that a meet
ing of the resident taxpayers of saul
Road District No. 12, Wa.diinKton
County, Oregon, is hernby called, and
will he held nt J.oi'ieville School House
in said Road District No. 12, Washing
ton County, Oregon, on the 25th day of
November. l!)lr, at the hour or ll o -clock
P. M. of said day, to discuss the
advisability of levying a special or
additional mail tux in said district, to
determine what, if any, county roads
or portions thereof in said road dm
trict shall be imnroved, in any special
manner, nnd the character and extent
of such improvement or improvements
shall make thereon, and to levy such
fDcrial or additional tax, not to ex
cecd ten mills on the dollar, on all
taxable real and personal property in
pan
such
.Hut-;
purpose of raising money with which parcel nf real property hereinafter
to defray the oxoense of such special, described in order to satisfy the sum
improvement or improvements in said of $21100.00 totrether with interest
Road District No. 12, Washington ; thereon from the 7th day of October,
County. Oregon. '19". th" rntp ot fi PPr font Pr
Dated this 13th day of Novem- annum, and the further sum of
j fcifiO.OO attorney's fees and the
I further sum of $ It).:t5 costs and dm
I bursoiiionls In said cause, for which
i said HiiniH judgment was rendered in
, said cause on the l.'lth day of Nov
. ember, 11)1(1, in favor of the plaintiff
son, Carl f.'eior, hdward Wenilt, Jacob mid unamst defendants .1. Francis
Schneider, Lewis I'owern, Jos. II, Keus, Teevin and Daisy Tecvin, bin wife,
W. Van Dervcn, W. II. Ilendricktf, and to satisfy the costs and expensos
Herman K. franker, II. W. Cn-KK. i of and upon said writ, I will on Sat-
i unlay,- tjie llith day of December,
n,,..,,., .,, .,.,,0 ; li'DJ. t the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.
NO IKK OF SHLRIIJ S SALE. I of said day at the south door of tho Co.
NOTICK is hereby Riven that by r011'?.,,1'"11"0 "( Woshlr.pton County,
vir tue of an execution, decree and "'"T' (L,rr?0"' I1 l. P"b,'
order of sale issued out of the Cir- nuon to the behest bidder for cash
cuit Court of the State of Oregon, m hn"' a" of ,tho following described
for Washinprton County, in a cause P:;rT! n.f r?,1 VrVy wtunto m
therein ponding wherein Albert Wed- WfisluiiKton Cmir.ty, Oreiron, to-wit:
soe is plaintiff and J. Francis Teevin Iinninir nt the center ot Section
and Daisy Teevin, his wife, George thirty-three in township three North
If. Oh, and Geis, his wife, i'.f f"')r f Wi lametto
Willa P. Sherman, formerly Willa P. '" vvasn.n,!T.on cnuniy, ure
liinkley, nnd Harry A. Sherman, her nn'. "I'1 r".nnin thonoe "?llih, IT
hui,han.l, W. F. Noble. A. S. Ander- h,,n'1''1 rn,l: thrnrr wrt elKMy
nan, iiuiii : nmiii unr m (tin 1 1 en rni;i.
..... ...,,1 I. inrloMAn Va 1t,i fft '""1 1
l.ee 1,. Haveock and '- Haycock! ) hr't' ;;t "W. rl?An the flare of
his wife, are ilefendants, and dated.
id road districtas a majority' of the lllth day of November, 11.111, to ' J1"
ch resident taxpavers of said road j i1'" directed and delivered and com- ' "J " " P
trict shall deem advisable for the mandmrr me to make sale nf thei ' ' .
Haveock "''rice ensi eiirnry roils 10 I
nd .Inlxi nej'innui)f cnmiiiniiiK tiltv acres.
Saul sale will bp made subiect to
statute of the State
Dated November lrtlh. 1!1n.
.1. F RF.EVF.S,
Sheriff of Washington County,
Oreron.
By GEORGE ALEXANDER,
Deputy