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Bill says to il he Doctor-sezze "There may be some plugs that look bigger but it's the good taste of genu ine Real Gravely and the way it stays with you that counts." Peyton Brand REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in poucU Good taste, smaller chew.longer life is what makes Genuine Grave ly cost less to chew than ordinary plug. H'rittf: Genuine Gravely DANVILLE. VA. fur kHrt tm tktrint flmf For Sali- Nearly now "Dairy j Kirns for Hatching; Single Maiil" International Harvester Comb White Minoreas, prize win eream separator 50 lb. siise, very jniiiff birds. American Beauty close skimmer, used one month, ' strain. Per setting of 15, $2.00. N0. Also No. 8 hay and green 1 Won 21 prizes at two l!U8 shows feed chopper, used few times, big Two roosters for sale, good type, enough for few cows, for quick pure white. m. 1 upper, Hills asle, $15. A. C. Sellers, Argus. iboro, Ore. 49-tf SOME UNUSUALLY Good Buy For the next 30 days I will offer the following list of high-grade property on the market at a discount of 10 per cent. Don't forget to investigate these propositions. Remember that you can arrange liberal terms, besides getting a big discount. A FARM No. 1 Consists of 100 acres of land 9 miles south west of HiJlsboro, Oregon, .'10 acres of which is in culti vation; balance good saw timber. No buildings; fine stream and springs. My regular price is $60 per acre. The cut price for quick sale is only $50 per acre. CHANCE FOR BIG PROFIT No. 2 Consists of 40 acres of unimproved alfalfa land adjoining the eastern city limits of Bend, Ore. Wa ter rights all paid up which actually cost $45 per acre. This is also a fine sub-dividing proposition. My regular price is $3,000. Quick sale price is $2,500. A REAL SNAP No. 3 Consists of a full block of ground in Tucker & Stewart's Addition to Hillsboro, Ore., on Fifth street on the west, Jackson street on the north, Sixh street on the east, Lincoln street on the south. There is positively no better residence section in Hillsboro, either as a whole or in lots; has walks, shade trees, sewer, electric lights and city water service; electric ear and a paved street one block south. Regular price, $4,500. Quick sale, $3,800. SPLENDID TWO-ACRE HOME BUY No. 4 Consists of that splendid home estate on Main street between Sixth and Seventh streets, Hillsbo ro, Oregon, of near two acres, or seven large lots, with large bearing fruit and nut trees, which give it a park- like appearance, every tree being useful. Hard surface street, cement walks, electric ear station at the door. Has good, fairly modern house, 8 rooms, pantry, hall, bath room, toilet and a sleeping porch. Lavatory on both floors City water, electricity, telephone; lawn and shrubbery; wood house, wash house; large back porch, with 8-foot porch on south front and east. Also good barn, 20x35, with water and electric lights. I will sell this as a whole or divide to suit customer.. CORNER FIFTH AND MAIN No. 5 Consists of 200x100 feet on corner of Fifth and Main, on hard surface street, electric carline, walks, shade trees, sewer, and only two blocks to postoffice and business section. Regular price, $2,000. Quick sale, $1,500. BUSINESS PROPERTY No. G Consists of half-interest in business lot on Main street, the very business center of Hillsboro, with iron front 2-story frame building, 25x80. Always rented and yielding 1 1 per cent on investment of $5,000. Regular price for my half interest, $2,500. Quick sale price reduced to $2,000. A PORTLAND HOME No. 7 Consists of a Portland home; 8 room house, 2 sleeping porches, full brick basement, furnace, fireplace, gas and electric fixtures, bath and toilet, etc. Lot is 68x 100 at corner of Clifton ami Chapman streets, only two blocks from carline on Portland Heights, and in walking distance. Upper story of house is arranged in apart ments of three rooms which will rent readily at $20 each. The whole house should produce good revenue to lease it or is a good home for large family. Surroundings are of the best. Rrgnlar price is $8,000. Quick sale price, $7,000. For particulars call on or write , JOHN M. WALL, HILLSBORO, OREGON or F. M. HEIDEL, 471 CHAPMAN ST, PORTLAND, OR. . . ! - 'iSiV j 4 Iff 'M'v- gv,' m,lmt - Vr l .A ixif'k '':. . 1 0 MONTHLY WAR STAMP QUOTAS FIXED FOR TWELFTH DISTRICT The Treasury Department has assigned to the Twelfth Federal Reserve District the following monthly quotas to be raised in War Savings Stamps during liUH: January $ 4.200.0(H) February 4.800.000 , March r.4(H),iHH April ti.OOO.OOO May ti.COO.lHW June 7.2iK),tkX) July 7,StH),CX) August . 8.400,000 Sopteiubor !,600,000 October 10.S00.000 Noveniler 12,000,(HK) December 1:1.200,000 Tot.il $!f,000,000 The total to be raised throughout the country is $1,600,000,000. STATE CHAM. COMMERCE A Membership Drive for the Ore gon State Chamber of Commerce lias been launched by John I.. Ktheridge, of Portland, State Chairman of the Membership (. oinmittec. During the past month an of fice force, working overtime, has been perfecting the Committees Organization for securing mem bers for , the new Chamber. A large room has been set aside specially for this purpose by Mr. Etheridge, Manager and Vice President, Morris Bros., Inc., Bond House, in the Morris Bldg., SOS) Stark St., Portland. The aim is to secure Individual Memberships from the represent ative citizens of every town, com munity and rural district of Ore gon, and Organization "Member ships from every local, commer cial or development body. J. A. Thornbtirgh, of Forest Grove, has been appointed Chair man Membership Committee for Washington County. Also the following from Washington Co. have been appointed Chairmen of the Membership Committee for their respective cities: John M. Wall, Hillsboro. Otto Oaloway, Ranks; J. A. Moore, Roy; L. L. Crawford, Manning; O. A. Peterson, Buxton; (lien Stapleton, Gaston; W. J. McCready, Forest Grove; Frank Sholes, Cornelius; Doy Gray, Beaverton; L. S. McConnell, Sherwood; F. M. Mays, North Plains; L. N. Oilman, Garden Home. "Every citizen who has any thing at stake in the State of Or egon, or who has an interest in the progress and development of his own section, or of the state as a whole, will be interested in the State Chamber of Commerce," said Chairman Etheridge. "Every organization whose purpose it is to advance the development of its local community or of the entire state should be affiliated. "There are three classes of Memberships : First, Commercial, comprising local Chambers of Commerce and Commercial Clubs; second, Asso ciation, being associations organ ized for promoting any indust rial, airricultural or other indus tries and not organized for pri vate purposes; and tinallv, the fnrlhiilii.il. non-voting Member ships. The annual fee for the Commercial Membership is $10 for each one hundred members and $10 additional for each addi tional fraction thereof. The fee for Association Memberships is 20 per year. An annual mini mum fee of $5 is to be paid by the Individual non-voting members. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE A number of the Five Hundred Club surprised Mrs. George Km molt, Saturday evening, in hon or of a birth anniversary. Five Hundred and refreshments con stituted the evening's program. Those present were Messrs. and Mesdamcs Geo. Enimott, ('. E. Wells. Win. Nelson. R. F. Pe ters, (i rover Combs, I.. A. Long, E. I.. Moore. W. N. Harris, Fre.l J. Sewcll; Mesdamcs Baldwin, Sylvia Tucker, Henrietta Mor gan, Emma McKinuey; Miss Mil dred Baldwin; Matthew and Vin cent Engeldinu'cr. L. James, of Baseline Road, down from the ranch Mon- E. was day. Jos. Harrington, of Shettlin, was shaking hands with his coun ty seat friends Saturday. For Sale Three cows, all in milk, tine just fresh, others fresh since Fall. A. E. Dickason, Banks. R. 3; 2 miles above B. P. Cornelius' ranch beyond North Plains; telephone North Plains, IH'3. 49-51 PUBLIC SALE HERE YOU ARE! The Pacific International Live stock Exposition will build a modern exposition building in Portland for the purpose of hous ing stock at their annual shows. The money has been pledged, and Washington County is ex pected to take $2,550 of stock. Thos. Carmiehael is the director for Washington County, and the state at large is expected to raise $31,550, and subscriptions will be raised all over Washington, Idaho and Montana, and Port land has promised to raise dollar for dollar for every one sub scribed, in all that territory. The stock building Is to be artificially lighted and to have all modern conveniences. Mr. Uarmichael will get busy at once to enlist support from Washington Coun ty stockmen. The campaign is to start Feb. 24 and last a week. . Having sold my farm, I will sell at public auction at the place, 3 miles north of Moitutaindalc and (I miles northwest of North Plains, beginning at 10 a. in., on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, Bay horse, 12 yrs, weight 1460; bay horse, 13 years, 1300; Jersey cow, giving milk; Hol.sUin cow to freshen in August; brindlt cow to freshen in August; Jersey cow, fresh Feb. 1; brinJle cow, to freshen in October; Holstein cow, will freshen in September; Holstein cow , to freshen in Au gust; all cows tuberculin tested; 30 chickens; 9 10-gallon milk cans; U. S. cream separator; .6 Horse Mover gas engine; pump ing engine and jack; 2 rolls wire fencing; set double harness; 2 3'i inch Mitchell wagons; hack; buggy; 14 inch J. I. Case plow; sub-soil plow; fanning mill; Bloom manure spreader; 1-horse cultivator; corrugated roller; 2- hor.se disc; Thomas mower; hay- rake; 50-tooth harrow; 2-horse steel -clad stump puller, with ca bits and blocks complete; No. 18 Bli.zaril ensilage cutter, new Banner root cutter; feed rolling mill; about 200 grain" sacks; Planet No. 25 combination hand seeder; 10-lb sausage stuffer; Pa cilic drag saw; grindstone; cycle grinder; wood-choppers tools, ami farm tools of all description; 2 Charter Oak heaters, 1 nearly new; fi-Iiole range; household furniture and numerous other ar ticles. Lunch at Noon. Terms of Sale Under $20, cash; $20 and over, 8 months time, approved bankable note, at 8 per cent. Two per cent off for cash over $20. Carl Christener, Owner. B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer. John Vanderwnl, Clerk. For Sale: Choice of two good light horses; one mare, and one horse; both good driving and work animals; about 8 years old. Either one sold reasonable and guaranteed as represented. See A. C. Sellers, Argus olliee. tf IIUJJLLL RJUSSf LL TRACTOR. BUII.T IN ALL. SHIS ENGINES BOILERS SAW MILLS THRESHERS (TRACTORS BEAN AND PEA THRESHERS CLOVER HULLERS CALL OR WRIT! FOR I'ABTICUURS l' W. 0. Doni'lson UNDKRTAKKR tit Calls attended nilit or day. Chapel and Pailots. Hilftbofo, - Oragtm N0T1CI TO CKEDIT0R3 In the County Court of the Slste of Oregon l or Washington County j In the mutter uf the estate of Ihnllcy, II. Stowt II, deceased. j Notice is hereby given that the un-1 rsiinuil has I von duly iipiiointed by the aUive entitled court ns yitministra-! tOrof the t'stnte of Ihidley It. Stowell, deceased. nml has duly iialitied nsmii li j Now, therefore, all persons having i claims against said estate tire heiehy j notified and required to present the same together with proper voucher . therefor, to the umlcrsiiriusl at th law olliee of Hare, iMrAlear ft 1'elcis in the American National H;mk lUnMnur, in IlillslMirn, Washington County, drc-j Kin, within fi months from Hateherf. j Dated this rehrimry 13. l'.Mlt. Samuel II Stowell, j Administrator of stud eslnte. j Harp, McAlear & Peters, I Attorneys for AiliiuniHtr.itor. Notice of Final Settlement ARCHIE PITMAN HOME Archie Pitman, who was wound- en: in one of Ins legs in rrancc, has returned home, and was here the last of the week, visiting with friends and relatives. Notwith standing his wound he is looking fine, and says it was a great game. .He is glad 'to get home aorain, and found that Hillsboro had a royal welcome for him. Archie is the youngest son of Mrs. Emma Pitman, now residing in Portland. 400 ARTICLES 400 PICTURES EACH MONTH POPULAR MECHANICS MAOAZINC IS ton SALE BY ALL NEWtDIAURS Auk them to how Ton a cnyj or tmA 2 Or for thft I'ttfwt iMtte, postpaid. yorlrutcrltlnB iixi Vi sll parU nr the llnitoa bum 114 poMeMiuru, uaaatu, Ana nesioo. POPULAR MECHANIC MAOAZINC N. MIcMum Anmw, CMcag, lico. i Notice is hereby given that the tin lersiii'ied. executor of tln luxt will and testament anil estate of Mary Ann licers, deceased, has tiled intlu-Count v Court of Washington County, Slate oj Ongon, his final account us such exec utor of said estate, and that Mm day, the 21th day of Feb., I'JI'l. Bt the hf.iir of lit o'clock A. M. of said day has been fixed by said Court at the time Crln;ir ing of objections to said report, and tin settlement thereof. C. C. Heers, Executor of the Ijit Will and Testa ment and Estate of Mary Ann !eern, I H'ff RSCll. M. B. and I). I). Hump, Attorneys fur the Estate Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, executrix of the last will and testament of Khixln K. Kcail, iteceiiseil, hss tiled her final account hh hii. Ii Willi the County Court of the Stale of iiie gon for Wanhingtopi County, and sai(l Court has fixed Monday, March Hi, lit II. at the hour of 111 n, m. of Bind day and the county court room in IIiIIk Ixiro, Oregon, as the lime and place for hearing olijections to said linnl ac count, if any then' tie. and for the final settlement of said estate. Margueriln I), li. Crown. Executrix of the Cant Will and Tes tament f Uhoda K. Head, Ueceased. J. O. Steams, Washington Kldg., Portland, Ore., Attorney for Estate. SUMMONS. f Th George Holseher, the Corne lius sawmill man of old days, was greeting friends in town Satur- y- - - - - l. .. Old Relit' le Hartford The Hartford Fire Im? ir ance Co., is the first and rnly (Xthat offers Farmeis.l ro- duenrs, buyersandShippersof live Btock absolute pr:tec tion against loss of your stock by death of any cause, See, Phone or Write to John VAnderwal, Agent, 774 Hth St. Phone Main i 03. HilUboio, Ore, IN THE CIRCUIT COUItT OF THE STATE OK ORKCON KOtt WASHINGTON COUNTY Ida Emerson, I'lainliir vs. Chus. Emerson, Uef'iidaut. To Chas. Emerson, Defcndunt above named. In the name of the Slate of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint, filed against you in the above entitled court a ml cause within six weeks from the (ith day of February. l!tl!t, the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you tail so to appear and answer, I ImhiIiII will apply to the court for the relief rayed for in her complaint, to-wit: 'or a decree of divorce on the grounds of wilful desertion; and for such other and further relief in the premises as pertains to equity. Kervice oi ims suminons is mane upon you by publication tfiereof pursuant, to mi order of the Hon. den. K. Unclcy, Judge of the above entitled court,, made on the !trd day of February, l!)l!l, direct ing such publication in the llillmioro Ar gus once a week lor six successive weeks, tho first publication being on the (ith day of February, l!!i:t, mid the last on the 20th day of March, Hill). Geo. A. Hall, Attorney for I'laintill', f12 Selling Cuilding, Portland, Oregon, SUMMONS. In The Circuit Court of The State or Oregon For Washington County. Vivia I. Tomlin, Plaintiff, vs. James L. Tomlin, Defendant. To James E. Tomlin, Defendant above named: In the name of fhe State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled court and cause within Bix weeks from the (Ith day of February, l!ll!), the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you lull so u appear unu biihwui, i ihuiuii will apply to the court for the relief i prayed for in her complaint, to-wit: on the ,''.rd day of February, l'.M!l, direct For a decree of divorce on the crrounds ing such publication in the Hillshoro of cruel and inhuman treatment; and1 Argus once a week for six successive! for such other and further relief in the weeks, the first publication being on riremises es pertains to eiiuil v. i the (ilh day of February, 1!H!I, and the Service of this summons is made upon last, on the 201 h day of March, CM!), you by publication thereof pursuunt to'1 Geo. A. Hall, an order of the Hon. Geo. K. liagley, Attorney for Plaintiu", f.12 Selling Judge of the above entitled court, made Cuilding, Portland, Oregon. While They Last The Balance of Our Winter Coats and Suits Will Be Closed Out at 1-2 PRICE Advance Spring Styles Here With New Arrivals by Express Every Few Days Stunning Separate Skirts New Spring Suits New Spring Dresses New Dolman Capes Goar's Woman's Shop 1212 Main Street, Hillsboro T-lcphone 422X Our Valentine Specials Are Krause's Chocolates in the very tastiest designs. See them and you will sure tend 'her one. (.live our windows the once over. Our Lunches Excel and (tain in popularity every day. A neat, sanitary place, with vi ands appetizing, and our place is the popular rendevous noon and evening. DEN OF SWEETS SKCONI) ST., HILLSHORO THE HILLSBORO MMERC1A1 BANK CO CAPITAL and SURPLUS $70,000 An old, safe and conservative Imtik, located in the Hillshoro Commercial block, S. W. corner Main and Second streets. Join the Red Croas all you need is a heart and a dollar. Red Cross Christmas Roll Call, December 16-23. Hillshoro Commercial Hank. Best Fire Insurance JOHN VANDERWAL Aenl Loudou & Lanca shire Fire Insurance Co, ) r f j I1