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County Official Paper
L. A. Long, Editor.
filtered at the I'ost Office at
Ilillsboro, Oregon, an second-
class mail matter.
Subscription, $1.60 per annum.
Issued ivory Thursday by Mrs.
K. C. MiKinm y ami 1.. A Lonjj.
GIFTS WITHOUT PRICE
Willi Christmas cheer iu the com
munity wo should nt forjret to
Jin ii so nn,l remember tho grief of
those vvbo have lost sons in the
service that our oomitry nn,l its
institutions mii;ht enjoy safety
from II,,,,- , u.(lll)iJ fl)r(,(,
downfall. Washinjjlon Cmniy
has ,ay fathers a mothers
! line known the luo-odjrod
sword ,.f hereav omenl. and they
all have (ho sincere sympathy of
..i:r county people. J ,lt. ,lra(ll
of Ih. ir only sons. Mr. and Mrs.
Gales hue suffered tho weight
iest loss of all f OHr hom. JH.((
l'le. And still. ihes. sons Will
live on and on. in the perpetuity
f our free institutions, and their
I
Jives were the most priceless ;ifU
thoy eouhl bestow on their country.
ADVOCATES BIG BLAST
ill
rill
iristmas has a ".sii'iilo.
This CI
canoe over that of last year, be
cause peaec has arrived. It is
true that the li.dshevis are mak
ing some I rouble and seeking to
make Christmas as bloody as pos
sible, and it is likewise true that
Germany is bavin- trouble inter
nally, but on the whole Europe is
getting down to business as rap
idly as possible, considering the
carna.-e of blood that has raged
for several years. Slaughter and
killing by warfare has ceased and
American soldiery is assisting in
guard duty for the present, until
peace liually shaLl have been
.signed. .Mothers feel a safety of
heart that was not theirs a year
back, and we are all glad that the
thing j, setUcd and settled right.
There is a little diversion iu Mex
ico, where Villa is ' Me Und Got
ting" it, but by next Christmas
he will be iroued out and laid
away with those who kill for lust
-Meantime, although our boys are
still abroad, we are enjoying
"Peace on Earth" we ll just let
the good will rest awhile.
The alteutiou of thoughtful
people is called to the editorial
of the (Jregoiiian, on page 1, col
umn 3, of this issue. It is proba
bly "over the heads" of people
who are too partisan to be
thoughtful.
Laurel. Ore., Dec. 16, 1918.
Editor Argus-
Tho people of Scholia and
Mountainside are feeling gcTod
over the prospect of getting a
rook road to ilillsboro before an
other year has passed; and if the
money that is about to be appro
priated is properly expended. I
think it can be done.
We need rock and lots of it;
and as I have had over fifteen
years of experience in mining
and railroading. I therefore take
the liberty to criticise and also to
offer some suggestions,
Tho rook from the llcaton rock
quarry is as hard as any found in
Washington County, but it is full
of cracks- running iu every dire
tion, makiiiir it very difficult to
drill deep holes with maohines or
by hand.
The quarry has been worke
throe seasons and now has a per
petidiotil.ir face thirty-six feet in
height and the rises at rate of 45
t present there are two m:
chine holes drilled horixontallv
iu the face about four feet from
the floor. In blasting such hole
very little is accomplished, as tb
resistance is too groat; and aft
ii it . ' i . i
iney are oiasioi! me lop vi
ham; over, making a danoron
trap to work under, and it
not pay to do as thoy do iu Svvit
erland when gathering alp-rose
n. to no one. omt or a rope
round a boulder or tree and th
other end around a man and seni
him down to the edge of the cliff
- in Ihis case to pry down rock
while one or two others stand be
low and toll him whore to pry.
A quarry with this rock forma
tion should bo taken down in
benches.
At present this quarry look
!iko a inuii imiiitiug unuor con
stnietion, where the scaffolding
h is boon taken down to get a lit
lie material for patch work.
We w ant lots of rook, so I will
suuu'ost that we start a tunnel 12
feet up from the lloor and run it
10 feet ; at that point it will be
ill feet to the surface; from each
side of the end of the tunnel we
run in crosscuts ."!0 feet, and nt
the ends of the crosscuts we sink
powder pits 6 feet deep, and in
tin' lloor of the tunnel we drill 3
holes 1.1 feet apart and 7 feet
deep and sprint; them.
Vfler that is done, we will be
ante in (intije. from the forma
tion we have gone through, how
much powder to put in the holes
and powder pits; ; those blasts'
will be set off by electricity,
thereby tearing loose approxi
mately 2!0.000 cubic feet of sol
id rook.
F.. Wenstrom.
trance has nothing too good
for President Wilson, and the
Nation is honoring him as they
have no other visitor in the his
tory of La li, IJe. J ranee.
A hard surface road through
Washington County, built thro
its principal towns-will the
niilleniom have arrived by next
Fall?
MRS. BESSIE A. THOMPSON
Mrs. 1'essic A. Thompson died at
the family home in Venice, Cal.,
near l.os Angeles, December . 6,
1!US. Mie was born in Germany
iu lS7t. and besides her husband
is survived by her mother, Mrs
John Tunzat, w hoso husband was
killed in the Albina yards a few
months ago; a brother, John
f unzal, Portland, ami a sister,
Mrs. Jay Rhoades. of Pollock,
Idaho, formerly Miss Marie Tun
z.tt. well known in this city.
I hi- remains w ore shipped to
this city, arriving Tuesday. In
torment was in tin local ceme
tery. W. ). Dom lson conducting.
Rev. J. T. A nib rson preached the
last rites.
The boys are out of the Ireixh
es by this Christmas, anvwav.
even if
else's ti-i
I Hey ni e
inches.
into some one
The Argus wishes all a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
The Flu hasn't flown yet.
ALUMNI PARTY
Ilillsboro High School Alumni
will have their annual Christmas
party, Saturday night, Dec. 28,
at the K. P. Hall. All members
of the Alumni are. invited to be
present.
Many of the II. S. boys in the
service are expected to be in attendance.
Gets His Bird
Elmer W'ohler
marine base at
vith
New
the sub-
London,
Ted A. sbah r, who recently lost an
eye while duck hunting, was out
the other flay and for his first
lime tried the left-handed stunt
. ' Oil .1 llir1 T.-.I r,.l I,!.,, r.,,,1 uvx.a
Conn., has received his honorable I there's nothing like being nmb-
K.s...iaiSe ami w in soon De in ! eye-ilextroiis.
Ilillsboro. He may stop a day or j
so and visit an uncle in Wiscon-j Mrs. 0. Millet, of North Plains,
sin' ' was ju town yesterday.
There's a
Salesman from
rinia
Ytrgt
SCHOOL NOTES
The final reports of Victory lioys
and Victory tiii'ls show that near
ly $1000 was contributed to the
l.nilcd W ar Work Fund in sums
of from one to live dollars.
The honors of the campaign
scorn to bo with the girls:
Ilillsboro Victory Girls $191.50
lSeavorton Victory Girls... -Hi. 25
Tigard Victory Girls....... ,10.50
Country schools deserving
special lienors are :
Mckinley ictory Hovs
and Girls J? 1 2.00
Sew ell Victory 1! & ii .. 10.00
Midilloton A'ictorv H " G 6.00
Our reports show that tho
teachers of Washington Comity
now hold $20.!!U in Liberty
IJonds and War Savings Stamps
t no pupils oi uic schools now
hold ;p? .'LOoti worth.
The following resolutions wort
adopted at the County Teachers
mooting, at Ilillsboro, December
7:
"We, the teachers of Washing.
ton County in convention assem
bled wish to express our pro
found joy at the glorious victory
achieved by the united efforts of
tho great allied nations over the
powers of lawless despotism. V
arc proud of tho loyal and patri
otic support given to the cause of
freedom by the people of th
I nitcd States, and we are glad
mac w e te.w tiers nave lecn priv
ileged to contribute so largt
part in carrying the message of
co-operation, loyalty and willing
sacrifice to the remotest corners
of tin' nation.
We hereby pledge our contin
ued loyally to the cause of suffer
ing humanity and our devotion
to the educational problems of
the period of readjustment now
liegininni;'.
Wo believe that the iinparalh d
icliieve.iuonts of our government
during the period of tho war is at
oast in part vindication of tltf
othcienoy of the American School
System; but we also believe that
the m w position of the world in
tliieiiee in politics and trade
which America must now assume
will demand new ami more va
ried educational activities. What
was good enough yesterday is not
good enough today, and what is
satisfactory today will be inade
pinto tomorrow.
,. ii. .1...
mc neiieve mat trie growing
scope ot our groat educational
system demands the establish
ment of a Department of Educa
tion w hoso head shall be a mem
ber of the President's Cabinet,
ind that Congress should not on
ly continue its appropriations
for agricultural, vocational and
other special linos, but should al
so make some provision for ele
mentary education.
Wr believe the office of State
Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion to be on a par with the other
important state offices, such as
cretary of State and State
Treasurer, and that therefore the
salary be increased to equal that
of said offices.
We believe that the present
alary of the Cu'intv School Su-
lerinteiideiit is inadequate and
We recommend to our .State l.eff-
lators that ll ic same be nialer
II v increased.
Therefore, be it resolved that
the above statements express our
sincere and firm convictions, and
that tho same bo written into the
minutes of the Washington Coun
ty Teachers' Association, that
opies be handed In the press and
Iso a copy sent to each member
f the Legislature from Washing
ton County, with the request that
they use their best efforts to sc
ore such legislation as soon as
possible."
Yours very truly,
Supt. N. A. Frost.
100 PER CENT
Ilillsboro business houses which
arc 100 per cent lual Cross in the '
present drive;
Weil's Dept. Store. Patterson
Furniture Co., a, 10, 13c Store,
I'mmoU's Millinery, W. W. Hos
cow. International Sales Co., The
Delia Drug Store, Hoffman's
Jewelry Store, Ilillsboro Phar
macy, Long Hardware. Ilillsboro
Commercial liauk, Ilillsboro
Mercantile Co., Kocbcr's Kandv
Kitchen. Ilillsboro National
Hank. Wilkes Abstract Co., Court
House, Spickcr Harness Shop.
The Palm, Guar's Woman Shop,
1 1 rcer's Grocery, I'.inniott's Meat
Market. Tho American National
Hank, Doc's Harbor Shop, City
Kakory, Argus Ollioc, Ilillsboro
Independent. Adams Harbcr
Shop, H. Krooger, C. C. Store,
Hi tcrson's Garage, Wigw am, Al
len Hardware, Ward's Oroocry.
Hen of Sweets, IloU's Jewelry,
Wahner. Corw in's Hardware,
Sehaefor C.ulile, Cady Garage,
l ily Cleaning and Pressing, Tho
Condenser. F L. Perkins, Ilills
boro Tt l. phone Co., Hartrampf
Garage. Dudley Shoe Shining.
North Coast Power Co.. Tews
Tailoring. Ilillsboro Garage, all
professional men. attorneys, phy
sicians ami dentists.
If you h io bei ii overlooked
.ud want to join the lied Cross
Chridmas P.oll Call vou may send
your dollar in before Tuesday,
December 2'Uh ami you will re
ceive by return mail your button,
service l!.ig and Christmas seals.
Send our dollar and name. Due
.l.ill.'ir I ir ii.'i...,, i.i U.....I
to enroll.
- Furnished and requested
published by committee.
MRS. C. A. WEATHERFORD
Mrs. C. A. U'eatherford, aged 2!
years, residing in Ninlli Ilillsho
to, near tho Condenser, died this
morning at nine o'clock. She is
survived !y nor luisband. t. A.
Wealherford. and several chil
dren, llcr parents, .Mr. and .Mrs.
Cloak, reside iu litis eilv. I nner-
I arrangements will be made
later.
i i
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WT OlIUlWTo tVIUiUtAM N UN0 H-' NtUIUM N'lSHAIl UUU UNt'UIMt h'OOH UNt'MlMI I
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BLACK
SHORT
NARROW
BROAD
Liberal Assortmant
HEAVY
PnYflTt fUSBIO.CttCD
WIUIL OPEN AND
HEADlfSS
WINTER
FALL
12.00 tolO.CO
8.50 io m
1.00 to 6.00
f 00 to 3.00
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9.00 to 8.00
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2,l5.o 1ft
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B2.00to18.00 16.00i1i00 12.00 toIO.00
into 2i5
2i0to 1.9a
MOw 1.85
1.80iu 1.60
1.50 .0 1.00
5.1b to 6.25
4.50 to 4.00
2.00m 1.80
"i'lMtTmnT
6.50 to 8.00
5.00 to 4.50
3.15 to 3.2h
1.60 to MO
1.10 to 1.50
1.50(o 1.20
8.00 to 1.00
1.30 to 1.10
to
6.00 io 2.50
4.00 to 2.00
3.00 to 1.50
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4 m a
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.85to .60
2.00 to 1.25
1.50 10 .15
1.00 to .60
JiOto .25
J
3.00 to 2.00
2.00 to 1.50
.50to .40
.35 to i5
TIICSE
f XTRCMCLY
HIGH PHICfS
Quorco f OR
IMMEDIATE
SHIPMLNT
flAl.HAIny
AND 0AHACLO
AT HIGHEST
MARKET VALUt
shot oMc.ro
JNOIVllIS
AtHioiitsr
MARatf VAUI
' CATCH 'EM - SKIN 'EM - SHIP EM
Wo Want AH tho Oregon Fur You On Ship
SKUNK. COYOTE, MUSKRAT nnd all other Fur-bearm collected in your B.-ctlon In
strong denuind. A shipmont to "SHUIiEk'T will bi inR you "more money" "quu-kcr."
GCrr A SHIPMENT OFF -TODAY. You'll ta toiul.tr kUJ rM did.
l f . 1. t'u Y I mm P9 ta Wi TTt Ii
'Svditev luce, of IMu-jb, near
l.nkevievv . Soutltern Oregon, iv
lore for a visit with bis brother.
I'd. C. I.nce. Ho will remain un
til after the holidays and will vis
it with bis Parent -1 in Lincoln
Counfv before returning to tin
much-grass region.
Util Kflir f lo
Ilnrtford
The Hartford Fitv It ir
nnce Co-Jstln' first ard 1 nly
('o.thnt olTcra Far 11101 s, I ro
ducers, l)U)cisamLShii;irtiof
livt stock nbsoltito 'i.lws
tion tinainst loss cf your
stock by death of any u ise.
jvv, 1 mini ur n nia in jt. un g
VamUrwal. Am-iil. 774 Mh Si . I
J'itonc Mivin 0.1. I hit. Lot , Otr. f
t3
K. P. ELECT
Ibe Knights of Pvthias have
leeted the following officers for
the I!) 19 term
It. Frank Peters, Chancellor
'ommauder.
Dr. K. T, Helms, Vice Chaneel-
or.
J. II. Garrett, Prelate.
W. T. Duliois, Keeper of Rec
ords ft; ,Noal.
Jus. I). Anderson, Master of
inancc.
L. V. House, Master of Ex-
beenuer.
Aug. Tews, Master of Work.
Herman Scbulnierich, Inner
ma nl.
V. II. Pasley, Outer Guard
ind Past Chancellor by term of
service.
Fred J. Sewell, Trustee.
The-Lodge now has three can
idales on the road to Knight-
lood.
U
0a mi m fUri mf Fnfartnailf A nM
M Umnttil Hviii- A. 0
What Are The
Six-Year Molars?
WHEN thArhtM!fcbn'it
nil ot tnt t!in
Ihwt jm riiiiuit'ht ijn4.in
aprikr. 'I iHfrt ro fmir of
lh'iu two in ilif urMir hw
uul two in ib- luwrr. 'l in y
ctiu in ttlu r uU Ui'' U iitiNtr
ary (jfih ttaw t.tkm Ui.tr
yliit-r, ami aM-i jiint tmt k nf
tht iwt U(ninir iitilir on
tivU bIHh ari'l In" twh jnw.
They art very ofreii mii!!in
fort fniMirar) tf. lh. itini li.ll.s
lin.iliiM imi, jili U fl.ii t Mii
Inir in l tictf af nni- f fn I'H
HirHy t tt'iiifjorary Ui'iti. If
nnihftt(C ftm wrofK with
th'tiii th.-v irt it pn, iitit)l.iiitr
IS iitun;.
If any of the lx-yiar molum
are uU'-w't Ut lift lt ly
df'uy, ii in si hm Hhu-ta rnn
wtt r iM Nothiirtf ('un
evi-r lt fltiin In tlin futur
vhu-li aIII pMrmnncnttv rv
j.ln'c thtt irmt lliolHr afuf ft
Th! four Mrmn(mfc molurn
do moil of thm maitieating for a
period tt Av ymrt. Tlmy prop
Ujm jaw apart wbM oilier
U'tU mature and take thrlr
iNtvrfftl pi act In tlin Jaw.
Tfiftr imn it not mvemtiuy and
my b wholly avutdi d. No
Ot her iXith ara nemary
and important M the llrnt
iormanator ttx-war mulr.
Puhthhtdbu th
Hnmrd of hmntnt Examiner
titttt ofOrtnn
mSa ma jq m fcri K
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
who was chewing and
swapping yarns with the
men on the Post Office
corner. "Have a chew,"
says he to Jake. Jake
doesn't think he's chew
ing unless his cheek bulges
out like he had the mumps.
"Call that a chew?" he
snorts. "Sure!" says the
salesman. "This is Real
Gravely. That small chew
satisfies, and the longer
you chew it the better it
tasles.7 hat's why it doesn't
cost anything extra to
chew this class of tobacco."
Il iott furlktr - that 't wit esm tit
9k tud tatt 9 tktt tuu Ivtou mik
tstra ml.
PEYTON BRAND
Real Gravely Chewing Plug
ea.cn piece pxcwa m a poucn
STORE ROBBED
The store of Hell ft Owens, of
fiaston, was burglarized some
lime between midnight and day
light, Tuesday morning. The
robbers took away about $400
worth of goods. Some clothing,
:i silk petticoat, razors, nnd some
of the best cutlery, and possibly
a pair of shoes, figures in the loot. 1
A machine was used nnd the For
es! Orove marshal saw one pnss
through there without lights.
about 2 o'clock. No trace of the
thieves his been uncovered.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon For Washington County.
pi the Matter of the Mate of Diet
rich Kamna, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEItKHY (dVEN, that
the undi rsii'iied has been duly confirm
ed by the ahove entitled Court, as Ex
ecutrix of the lust Will and Testament
of Dietrich Kamnn, Dorcascd, and hus
duly qualifier! as r-ucli,
MJW. i IIEkKFOKE, all persons
having claims nirahiHt siiirl estate arc
hereby notified and required to presenl
the same, tnt'ether with nroiter voi.eh-
ers therefor, to the iiinlorKiirned nt
the Ejivv oflicc of Hare, McAl'iir&
fetcrs, in the American National Hank
Building, iu Ilillsboro, Washington
(Nullify, Oregon, wilhiii six iiiruitlis
from the dale hereof.
Dated this lath day of December. I
1!UH.
Mrs. William llelirmnnn .Sr.
Executrix of the lust Will and Testa
ment X Hdid deci'deiil.
Hare, McAlcnr & IV Icrs, Attorneys
for Executrix.
Piujifiii SI a t;s
For ftiuroiiT t'oiupr nv if I'oititnt'!
'I'il" 'It, Tlic only bin Orrnoit I'ld
I ,.!! V'elll' 1HV '. I.OIM'S l'lolll(iljr 'll
Jolm Vamlmval
IlllUlmro,
,K.iit
f f r kju
SHERIFF'S SALE
Notice is hereby nivi-n, that by virtue
ufiiiiil uttai'hmt'iit cxootitioti issueil out
of mi under tho seal of the Circuit
Court of the I Stale (if ( Irecon, for tho
County of WiisliinjrtiHi, dated the Kith
day of De -cinU'r, l'.IH in favor of
Mr.-. Walter llernnrds, pluiulilf; and
iiirainst Waller Uosvvurm nnd Minnie
Kiisvvurin, dc fenilaiil. fur the sum of
$12.1.0 est and the further sum ..f
4.ri vviih interest thereon from the
'.':nli day of May, P.M7, nt the rale nf 8
per cent per rmnuiri, aiul fur the fur
ther Hum of $i'i.U0 attorney fees, to me
directed mill delivered, roinmandui mo
to liuike sale nf the real proHTtv here
matter described, I have levied Uton
nnd pursuant to said execution. 1 will.
on Nfomlay, the 2uih clay of .laniniry,
l!l'., at the Smith distr of the Coiut
House in llill.diro, WashuiKton Coun
ty. Orcifon, at the Imur of ten o'clock
a. m. of said day, sell at. public Hilction
to the blithest Imlder fur cash iu hand,
all of the follow inj; deserilied real ,roi)
erty, ly irijr, beinn and situate in Waslt
iiiKlon County, DreKiin, and morn )ar
ticularly descriiwd s follow s, lo-wit:
First tract: '1 he Northeast uiinrter
of section '. in T. :t N K. W. of the
Will. Mer., containing PUl acres
Second tract: The .Southeast iniar-
ter of the Southeast nuartor of Section
i, 1. ; IN. K. 4 W. Will. Mer.
Third tract: Eieht acres in the form
of a square in the Southwest corner of
the S. W. quarter of the S. W. quarter
of Section 14, T. II N. It. 4 W. Will.
Mer. r.eeinniiiir at the S. W. corner
of U)t Two iu Curtis SulMlivisions in
Wm. Stokes D. I,. C. No. fil. in T. I
N. It. 3 West, Will. Mer., nccordintr to
pint recorded at pitee 2f Vol. 2. records
or riata m otiice or county records of
Uinveyanoes lor WashuiKtou County,
iirt'fciui, ineiicc norm i.i.i.ii teel; thence
f.ast m tect; thence South 4:if.6 feet
inence wesi mu leet to llie iilnce o
bceinnuiL' containiiii; 1.6 acres. S. E
quarter of S. E. quarter section lfi, T
3 N. It. 4 W., Washington Couuty, con
taininff 4(1 acres N. E. qimrter Hcction
22, T. 3 N. It. 4 W , Washington Conn
'.V, Orot'on, riintaiiiiiiif llio ncres. to
satisfy tlie hereinbefore mimed sums
and for the costs and expenses of sal
and said writ.
The sale will be made sub iect to ro
lemption as per statute of Oret'on.
fluted at flillshoro, Oregon, this Kith
lay ol December, IDIH.
Oeo. Alexander.
Sheriff of Washington County, Ore.
I'.y v.. .1. lioos, I lentil v.
John M. Wall, Attorney for plaintiff
First publication, Dec. Ill, IlllK.
bast publication, Jan. 10, l!il!.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
ON FORECLOSURE
LAST CALL FOR
CHRISTMAS
Don't wait nny Innttrr. Sc our
full line of useful nrticlct, noiiic
tbin for every member of Ibe
family. Of cmuive you always
think of the hardware store when
you wnnl a present for Ihc boy
we can sure plea him. We lo
have numerous ttwful prrsenl
for the uirls ndl rrmeinlier that
the present lhal eonie from the
hardware More have a lasting val
ue. Also remember that we don't
put nny fancy Christmas price
on any seasonable foods we sell
them close nnd make our profit
of Ibe volume of nalrs. Come in
nnd look around.
Allen's Hardware
1122 Third Street
Christmas candies nt Koebpr's
Confectionery.
W. (). Donclson
UNDHRTAKKR
' $
r
Calls attended night or day.
Chapel and Parlors.
Hillthoro. m Oregon
Notice is hereby given that by virtui
of an execution, decree anrl order of
sale issued out of the Circuit Court of
the statu of Oregon for Wnshineton
Vmiit.y upon the IHIh day of December,
IMS, in a cause in said court iiendiiiir
wricrcin Iheistori; Wolku is plain! ill,
and Tcckla H, Simpson anil David II.
Simpson, her husband, arc defendants.
and in favor of the PlaiiililfandaKiiiust
trie lielondanls, to me diroclcd and de
livered, and commandiiiir me to make
aalo of the real property hereinafter
oescrincd in oruer to sal.isly the sum of
JWW.Ofl. with interest thereon from De
cember 3rd, !!!(!, at tho rate of H per
ceru per niintim, and me liirt.ner sum
of $W).(HI Attorneys' fees, which said
sums wer fotirid dun snd nwinp unto
tho Plaintiff from the Defendants by
said decree, I will, on Saturday, the
18th day of January. I!ll!, at the hour
of 111 o clock A. M. of said day, at the
south doorof the Court House in Wash-
inKton County, Oregon, in Ilillsboro
I Oregon, sell at public auction for rash
1 in hand to the highest bidder, all of the
Willard Battery
Service Station
M. P. CADY, Prop.
1050 Second St. Oregon
Ilillsboro
He n re in n position lo correctly ad
vise you vv lien you have bnUcry trouble.
Our past balfery experience together with
Ihc Service Station llnllelins issued by the
Willard Ibiltery Co. y,iv'e the necessary in
formation. VK CARRY NEW liATTy.IIIK.S IN STOCK.
on cvcbaitn'c is iptili:
Our
liberal.
nllovvnneo
ALL MAKES OF BATTERIES OVERHAULED AND
RECHARGED
We can name lite
slart the job.
charge before we
l!rin your bat lory lo us for WINTER
STORAGE nnd you will be sure that, it
will be nil riyhl when you want lo use if in
the Spring.
following described parcel of real prop
erly, sit mil a iu Washington County,
Oregon, to-wif:
fh'ginnini' nl the front lions t corner
of Isit fi, of und in Block 1, of Eair
vicw Addition to tho town (now City)
of Ilillsboro, Oregon: thonro North
lifi foot; thence west 100 feet: thence
South (lfi feet to the south line of
Haul l,ot li; tnence. i';ust lull rcet to
the plnoo of beginning:
Said sale will he made subject to ro
lemiil.ion as per statute of the Stale of
Oregon.
Oeo. Alexander.
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon,
liy K. ,1. linos, Deputy.
HAKE, McAEEAK A PETERS,
Attorneys for I'lnintlff.
Resident attorney Ftato of
Oregon Post Office Address,
Shute Savings Hank Hi'ildir(
llillKboro, Oiegon
First publication Dec. 111. I'.MH.
Laal publication Jan. 16, 1111. . ,
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