Easter Fashions
in Women's
Suits & Coats
You can always depend on us to show
you CORRECT STYLES, because
our GARMENTS are all NEW
and OUR PRICES are RIGHT
New Waists in this week
New Separate Skirts
We make a specialty of large sizes for stout women
Goar's Woman's Shop
Phone Main 803 Hillsboro, Ore.
Only Exclusive Woman' Store in the County.
County Oflicial t'apot
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"COOK BY WIRE"
"Electric Cooking is Cheapest"
The North Coast Power Co.
announces a
3-cent per Kilowatt-Hour Rate
for
Domestic Cooking, Heating and Ironing purposes
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Applicable to all Consumers in
Washington County
Our Mrs. Cleveland will call on all
consumers to demonstrate the use of
Electric Appliances and Ranges.
District Office
Hillsboro, Oregon
Phone Main 922
R. R. Easter, Mgr.
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Every Grower who has used it says it is the best and
I know that it is the best.
Manufactured by an Orchardist of over 25 year3 orchard
experience. Use the Aetna for best results.
For prices, etc. write to the manufacturer.
B. Leis, The Aetna Orchards.
Beaverton Oregon
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Rntere.l at the IVwt Office at Hillsboro
Oregon, aa secont-clas mail tnntler.
Subscription: f 1.50 per aiuinm.
ISSUKI) KVKRY THURSDAY
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Did Judge Hook get the hook
or did he Ret hooked?
President Wilson can now take
up the suffragette picket affair
and the German situation, the
strike being in the discard.
The Supreme Court Monday
decided the Adamson law was
and is constitutional. This set
tles the great railroad hour and
wage controversy. The railway
owners must have had a tip Sat
urday night thai the Court had
decreed the law valid, for they
sent word they would accept the
Adamson law as the basis of set
tlement. They then had the
big press tell us that they di
this through patriotism. Sure,
Patriotism after Judge Hook was
given the hook! Just for specu
lation Judge tiugnes said on
the stump that the law was not
constitutional. Suppose he had
been on the bench instead
Brandies the Adamson law
would have received its conge
and this supposition would leav
the big question still up in the
air.
"Atlanta" and "Alfreda Gage"
will be on display at the
M. C. Olson Millinery Store,
Saturday, March Seventeenth.
Come in and view these and
other new spring models.
This Victrola $50
Other styles $15 to $400
sold on easy payments.
We will gladly demon
strate without the slightest
obligation to you.
The Delta Drug Store
OREGON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 55 minutes.
6:32
7:18
8:28
9:58
12:43
3:58
5:18
17:53
9:58
From Portland-
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Miss Ann Connell. of Portland,
was a city visitor Sunday.
Lutheran services at the Con
gregational Church, Sunday af
ternoon. English Sunday School
at 2 p. m. German Lenten ser
vices at 2:30. -E. W. Luecke,
Lutheran Pastor.
Judge Reasoner Monday heard
the case of the State versus Mer
Ramsey, aged 17, and Edward
Haek, aged 16, charged with
burglarizing the Bernards Book
Store, at Forest Grove. Th
ooys entered tne Duilding and
stole a lot of knives and jewelry
and cached their loot in a box
which was hidden in a vacant
lot. The boys admit the offense,
out denied tne inert or some
knives that had been stolen from
another store, the cutlery being
with the articles stolen from the
Bernards place. The Court sat
as juvenile judge, and Benton
Bowman prosecuted the case,
Ihe boys were sentenced to the
Industrial School, but are paroled
to the sheriff, and are to report
every month. Any infraction of
the law will mean that the pa
roles will be revoked. They are
also to pay the costs of the suit
to the county, sheriff's expenses
and all. and then the parole wil
be in force.
Ivanhoe Lodge K. of P.. Jf
Portland, will leave Portland for
Forest Grove, Saturday night, on
a special train, and their rank
team will knight several candi
dates. The uniform rank wi
attend from Hillsboro. and wi
lead the delegation from the de
pot to the hall. Many others
will also attend, not only from
here, but from other points in
the county. Ivanhoe is sup
posed to have some of the best
talent in the state, and the visit
is looked forward to with much
pleasure by the followers of Da
mon and Pythias.
The C. H. Wheeler logging
outfit at Cochran started opera
tions again this week, and the
plant will have two hundred men
as soon as the weather clears
enough to give stability. The
Wheeler sawmill, with 200,000
capacity, starts up this week
for a Summer's run, after being
idle two years. A special car,
containing employees of the Du
Bois Lumber Co., back in South
Carolina, landed in Wheeler last
wee'-c, and will take employment
in the mill, lhis will mean bik?
things for Wheeler.
L. J. Rushlow recently re
ceived a letter from his brother,
an engineer running out of Min
neapolis. He says that there has
been unprecedented weather
there late this Spring, and that
the Winter has given them a
snowfall of 61 inches, all of
which is at present on terra
firma. Trains were stalled in
drifts as late as March 12 and
mercury stood 12 below on that
date. It snowed 22 inches in 24
hours at Duluth, north of Minne
apolis.
Chas. T. Bige'ow has been ap
pointed special salesman for the
American Aluminum Man'fg Co
of Lamont, III., a firm which
makes over 400 different kitchen
articles. lie has some beautiful
pieces to give away, and every
article he sells is warranted for
20 years steady use. Mr. Bige
low has been a resident of this
and Multnomah counties for 25
years, and bears a record for in
tegrity beyond reproach.
Free Methodist Church -Sabbath
School at 10 a. m ; preach
ing at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. ;
prayer meeting, Wednesday eve
nings. Corner Fifth and Oak
Sts. All welcome.- J. N. Wood,
pastor.
The fine weather of the last of
the week did wonders in drying
up county roads and there were
hundreds of machines out Sun
day. The macadam roads were
really dusty. i
Julius Henrichsen, of Hazel
dale, was in town today, paying
taxes.
J. II Hanse. of South Tuala
tin, was a city visitor Saturday
Mrs. Ezra Booth, of Spokane,
is th guost ot her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. loung.
Mrs. G. SoMer. arm and duuirh
ter. were in from Vorboort, Sat
uruay.
Oliver Johnston, of above
Mountaindale, was in the city
rnday morning.
Earle C. Latourette, an Oregon
City attorney, was here Monday
on business in circuit court.
hvangolical Church services
next Sunday morning and eve
ning; Christian Endeavor at 6:45
p. m. A. H. Miller, pastor.
Mrs. R. F. Walker and daugh
ter. Mrs. Olds, of near Cedar
Mill, were Hillsboro visitors
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens
and son. Robert, visited friends
and relatives in town over Sun
day.
T. J. Willis, of Mountaindale,
was down to Hillsboro the last o
the week. T. J. savs that he is
going out this year and get
nuck it he has to camp out in
the mountains throughout the
entire game season. And T. J
looks as though he means it.
P. S. IVnne and family, o
Farmington. entertained, last
Sunday, A. Michaels m. a promi
nent resident of Boise. Idaho
Mrs. M. Solgard, of Reedville
Mr. and Mrs. Olna Penne. of
Farmington; Miss Magie Nel
son, M. G. Nelson and O. Fore
seth, of Portland.
The State Forestry Depart
ment will give a free lecture, il
lustrated by 100 colored slides
showing Oregon's timber wealth
logging and sawmill operation.
forest tires, work preventing
such fires, etc. Majestic Tnea
tre, 7:30 p. m., Thursday, March
29. 1917.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Imbrie re
turned Friday evening from
month's visit in California. They
were as far south as Los Ange
les, and while there visited Mr,
and Mrs. Med Mosher. They al
so visited at Santa Ana.
J. H. Kroeger, of the Third?
Street pool hall, returned Friday
from a four weeks stay at Grand
Island, Nebraska. He says he
encountered no very severe
weather, although he was in
blizzard about ten days ago. He
likes uregon better than ever
now that he has made a trip East
after a few years on the coast.
Stereoptican pictures on India
next Sunday evening, at the
First Congregational Church, at
7:30 p. m. Dr A. D. Shaw wil
give an address upon India, il
lustrated by a set of colored pic
lures, dealing with lite, scenes,
customs, temples and Christian
activities. Admission is free
and the public invited.
Sylvest r Fayram, who has
been with the Corvallis Gazette
Times for several months, was
in town the last ot the week, en
route to South Bend, Wash., to
accept a position with a nwspa
per. Mrs. ray tarn and little
daughter will join him after an
extended visit with friends here
and at Forest Grove.
First Congregational Church.
Rev. A. Desmond Shaw. Ph. D..
Minister. -Sunday morningat 11
o'clock the sermm will be. "A
Wise Investment That Deposits
Blessings Into the Treasury of
the World's Life." Sunday
school at 10 a. m. ; Christian En
deavor at 6:30 p. m. The public
cordially invited to these ser
vices.
S. P. & P. E. & E.
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All, except the P. R. & N.. trains
are electric, and stop at the de
pot on Mam Street.
TO PORTLAND
Forest Grove Train 6:50 a.
McMmnville Train 7:36
Sheridan Train 10:03
'Vest Grove Train 12:50 d. m
McMinnville Train 2:16
Forest Grove Train 4:05
ugene Train 4:55
McMinnville Train 6:40
forest Grove Train 9:50
FROM PORTLAND
arrives
8:15 a. m.
10:03
Euirene Train
McMinnville Train
'orest Grove Train 1 1 :59
Forest Grove Train 3:11 p. m
Sheridan Train 4:33
Forest Grove Train f -40
McMinnville Train - 7:15
'Vest Grove Train 9:00
McMinnville Train 12:15
All trains stop on flag at Sixth
and Main; at North Range and
rir streets, Sixth and Fir Sts..
and at Tenth street.
Steam Service from old dcuot at
foot o)' Second Street
TO PORTLAND
'. it. v, in. I rain f:i p.
FROM PORTLAND
'. R. & N. Train 9:15 a.
Motor Car Service
o Buxton 12:25 p.
o Timber 4:20
'rom Timber 9:55 a.
From Buxton 2:10 p.
1 Libe
rty Theatre
Friday & Saturday
This Week
Presents
The Most Beautiful Screen-Drama
Ever Offered by Bluebird
"GOD'S
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Photographed in Nature-wonders
of Arizona's Grand Canyon
GEORGE HERNANDEZ
Introducing
MYRTLE GONZALEZ
and VAL PAUL
Th Reformation of "Grouch
Wondiri of Grand Canyon
Near lo Nature's Heart
Creation in ill Deepeat Mooda
Admission 5 & 10c
Coming Wed. & Thurs., March, 28 & 29
Wm. Farnum in
"FIGHTING BLOOD"
Chris Jatrsri, of Route 1, was
in town Friday.
Melchoir Meier, of ;arnVn
Home, was in the city the lirst
of the week.
Norway has more reindeer than It
ban horses.
Hnmbs anil mortals were Invented
in tin- year 1."I0.
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i.i ii'i jh ii f lil.i on n.
T!.i- riiiliit!ili!iiu mint luriiH out
'.M mat I'oiim a d;i.
Y.ski iiiifs.K lliins to rlre.
:c m.ii rli-n 1:1 l!io last,
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Ill" m,il i!;i.vx tin the niiKiii are
,'. Ii til mil .":!il lunirx lull).',
St. I 111 I M I II I III '(I I'll I in Itolix will
icrii.iiiii diile ,"4.111)1 imiiIp,
It in uri fin- in u. mil tli- mast of Af
rii ii us It I n.iiiiiiil I lie wnrlil.
In rem Hie wuiiiiiii wlin Iuih lo (Mini
her llvlnc la looked ilmvn upon.
The Clilnene luukt UHe of un Hin lelil
syHlem of ftitf liHiiliutlnli over u mIuw
lire.
t'H till rit;lit to lie popular, lint the
Kood opinion of niiiiiy a mull Imi't worth
(lie piiec
One ruble foot of gold wellm 1,155
pounds; one cubic foot of cork weight!
fifteen pounds.
The old lady Iium named mo bm her
heir." "Hut ahe'n named me km her
lawyer." Life.
"It la eaay to (five advice."
"Vcm; also to refralu from taking It."
- Huston Transcript,
American hotel ure estimated to lose
iilxnit $.'I,IKX) daily thriiiiKh the activl
tics of Ihe "hotel bent."
hum was known In Venice at an
ml.,' period and was not unknown tn
thiCJrceks and Iioinnim.
We love women a little for what we
Id know nt them and a K'eat deal mure
for what we do not. Ik Marvel.
Mrs. Nullwed (telephoning llio coal
muni- Kcnd us a ton at once, please,
and be sure, air, that It Is good and
fresh. Puck.
The soldier who execute: his cap
tain's command la no less valuable
limn the caplalu who gave the order.
lion Quixote.
More than half of Australia Iuih an
annual rainfall of Icai than II ft ecu
li,, oe and more thau one third lent
Ihna tan Idcbm.
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Wilsm'8 (Jreatewt domeHtic feat is the culmination of
the railway eixht hour law, which has been declared
constitutional by the Supreme Count.