IE HILLSBORO IIS
FAMILY REUNION
The relatives of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Couaty OfickJ Ppr T. York ami family recently held
; a family reunion at their resi-
L. A. Long, Editor. ' ,K"oe in Aloh- A dinner
j ami a good time was enjoyed.
" i those in iiltemlunee were Mrs. J.
Office mi York. Ree.lv.Il... fcce ..,.1
Mesdamse A. B. Flint, and fami
ly. Scholls; .!. A. York and fami-
Subscription, f 1.50 per annum. ly, Roedville; Thomas Hushes, of
! Kt ed ville; Fred W ilson and fam
ily, dales (. reck ; Den Wilson ami
family, Gal Crock; Lou WiLon
and family. Gales Creek; Walter
Wilson and fimilly, Sehofield; W
H. Wilson, forest Grove; C. W
Allen. Heaverton; R. Stanton, of
rortland ; J. F.. Wilson, Portland
.vlor, Portland; A. C. Allen, of
rortland; Frank Allen. Xewher;
Walter Katon, lieaverton; Wil
liam Jackson, Portland ; Mrs. Ar
thur Allen, Ueaverton; Mrs. F.lla
C asteel and daughters. Camas
Prairie, Mont.; Grandma Stan
WHEN YOU ARE SICK
Entered at the Poit
Hilliboro, Oregon, at second
cum mail matter.
Issued every Thursday by Mrs.
E. C. McKiuuey aud L. A. Long.
Portland's telephone strike is
ended and all are working again.
Strikes are bad things, although
sometimes they are quite necessary.
You fro to a doctor. You don't
experiment. It's a good plan
when your battery or electrical
equipment on your auto shows
signs of sickness to take it to the
Hillsboro Patttry Service Sta
tion and hae your trouble diag
nosed and remedied.
A full line of ignition parts and
l S. I., storage batteries hi stock
Win. Harris
Hillsboro Uattctv v$?ervieV 'Sta
tion, 1130 Second St., Hilb.boro
The Argus takes great pleas
tire in commending The Oregon
Ian for its valiant fight on the j l"n rrnuni,5 Mr- u"- Bal-
t t v . an i "M ""' diuuhter, Portland; Mr.
League of Nations question. 1 he I , , , '
. , , fd Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Port-
Oregonian sees the light in a ay j .,,ul . W. Frt.Iloh iUul f;lmiIv
that would be wisdom for some lorest Grove; It. F. and F R
of our dissenting statoMiu n. ami
its attitude is a credit to the
Northwest as well as to the Na
tion at large.
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iii.iii. .,1S.S S
and Ida Speak e, l.ha
Clara
Karl
Waldrmi, Kansas City; Mr. and
Mrs. Cotfman and family, Port
land; Mr. Kelly and Mr. John
son, of Portland.
Forest Grove has the sympathy
of Hillsboro, which senses the
great loss to the beautiful little
city by reason of last Sunday's
fire. It is a severe, blow to For-
bag that city's Indomitable cour
age and sterling citizenship, al
ready sees its burned district
risen, phoenix-like, from the
ashes, and again doing business
at the old stand. Here's our
sympathy, anyway, but you need
it not, altho vou deserve it.
SMITH IMBRIE
Tie home of Mr. and .Mis. J. A.
Imbrie will this evening at tight
o'clock, be the scene of a pretty
home wedding w Leu th-ir daugh
ter, Letitia, will be united in mar
riage to Alfred T. Smith, of Port
land. Rev. J. T. Anderson will
officiate atid only the relatives of
the contracting parties and a few
intimate friends will be present.
The bride is well known here,
having been a resident of Hills
bore since her birth. She is de
servedly popular and has a lost
of friends who tender congratula
tions. The groom is well known
in Portland, and only recently re
turned from the service, beinir
tlie wearer of four overseas ser
vice chevrons.
FOR SALE
Thousands of acres of raiu
have been cut the past few days,
and all Winter grain is now prac
tically ready for the binder.
Stolen A new bicycle, from
residence at 1435 Washington
St. If person who stole same will
tr. J,i
.j j .. lord touring car, late model, in
will be made and no questions I ri . , , . x , , ' ,
e. mccc,," "S'.r's::,':;1;:"'"
Dr. J. P. Tamiesie, of Portland, J Cole-8, seven passenger; not a
was out to the city yesterday; scratch on it; 5 new tires at a
looking over his Hillsboro inter- big savingwill take small car
ests. He thinks that the State; as part payment. 1 353 Second.
Hmiwr.rflI "'T m.r:,f0r! Keo 2-tonlruokj, overhauled
H llsboro than anything that has . Hni repailllcilf a d;lIldv aml can
nit the town in a number of n .......
i,mr sm;jn tar as pari payment.
pears.
1353 Second St., Hillsboro.
Elmore Hotel
OPEN ALL YEAR
ROCKAWAY : : OREGON
Besl hotel on the Tillamook Beaches.
Newly furnished, full view of ocean
from every room. Excellent table. On
S. P. Tillamook line and State High
way. Also furnished cottages. For res
ervations and information write to
J. J. KREBS - Rockaway, Oregon
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Vegetable and flowering plants
now ready at Mueller's Green
house, ISfth and Oak. By mail or
on call. Telephone 16R7. 6tf
Married. Wm. E. Carty and
Miss Mary K. Fit xpatriek, of Hea
verion, were united in marriage
at Reaverton, July 1(5, l!)l!, bv
Rev. O'Neill, officiating minister.
Chas. Urandaw, recently re
turned from France, is suffering
from a broken ankle sustained
while helping to load a piano at
the city park pavilion.
Dr. H l tif will close 'us otlicc
every Th.us.day afterno in during
the Summer season until further
notice. li.-tf
Robt. Harbison, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harbison, of Fair Acres, fell
from his bicycle, the other den
and fractured an arm. His trou
sers caught in the w heel, precipi
tating a fall. Fr. Robb reduced
the brcakt
Mrs. F. P. Patterson, of Dal
las, accompanied by her daugh
ters, is visiting at the hoim of her
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. P. Roscow.
While the family is spending
a vacation here, D. P. is rustica
ting at St. Martins Springs, on
the Columbia.
Lightning vesterdav forenoon
connected with an S. P. line ear
near the Moore Laundry, and a.i
alarm was turned in. At first
there were two reports, one that
the Laundry was on lire, and the
other that the condenser had
been struck by lightning. The
department had a run for its
money for nothing, as no harm
was done outside of burning out
some of the apparatus on the car.
Corporal Elmer Batchelder, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ratehelder,
arrived home from France last
Friday. He went over with Co.
B, and last September was trans
ferred to General Headquarters,
at Chatimont. He is mighty glad
to get back home, and savs that
he had opportunity to see a great
leal of France and Southern Eu-
rope. Mmcr, like ninety-nine pcrj
cent of the boys, look the pic
ture of health, and is nomr the
worse for his experience. His
many friends are glad to see him
home, and he is having a big time
renewing old acquaintance with
members of Co. B, with whom he
left Hillsboro and crossed the
waters.
Four-foot idubwood, $8.78 per
cord; 16-inch wood, $3.60 per
load. Place your orders. G. II.
P. Lumber Co., South Third St.,
Hillsboro, Phone" 42. 43-tf
Methodist Episcopal Church,
Third and Washington Sis. (The
Church of the Friendly GrccKng)
Walton Skipworth, Pastor. Sun
day School and morning service.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
The S. P, Co., Red Car'line, now
runs trains through the city as
follows :
To Portland From Portlaiic
7:22 a. m .... 8:18 a. in
10:10 a. m... 10:5! a. in
1 :36 p., m 4:21 p. m
1:53 p. m 6:47 p. m
6:38 p. in . 0:00 p. m
9:50 p. m 13:15 a. ni
7 :'.'() pm, (Sunday -only)
(Sat. and Sunday J 2:0S i. m
:38 p. m. (Sat. and Sunday)
(Sunday only) ii:10 i. in
Steam Train Schedule
To Forttamt 4:25 p. ni
Irom Portland 9:58 p. in
Motor Car Service
rr it m .
in Muxion...: 11:45 a. to
To Timbver i.4:10 d. in
rrom Timber 9:50 a. m
From Buxton 1 :30 P. m
O. E. TIME-TABLE
To Portland From Portland
6:25 a. m 8:48 a. in
7 a. ni 2:12 p. in
9:27 a. m 6:13 p. in
4:08 p. m 6:17 p. m
7:53 p. in. 7:18 p. m
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COl'RT OK THE
STATE OF OREGON FOIt
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of Louisa
C. Peterson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby riven that the un
dersigned haa been duly appointed
by the above entitled court, as Exec
utor of the estate of said deceased,
and has duly qualified as such.
Now, therefore, all persons having
claims against said estate ura here
by notified and required to present
the same, together with proper
vouchers therefor to the undersigned
at the Law Office of Hare, McAlear
& Peters, in the American National
Hank Building:, in Hillsboro. Wash
ington County, Oregon, within six
months Irom the date hereof.
Dated this 24th day of July. lt19.
Ivy C. Peterson.
Hare, McAlear Peters, Attorneys
lor executor.
Notice of Final Settlement
Knew Value of Money.
"That youug chap yuti are guion
arouml with is regular plubead!"
stormed Bertha's father, "lie doesn't
even know the value of money V
"Ob," yes, he does'" said ttertha "He
says that bo wouldn't give a plugged
nickel for your opinion on auythiug."
Puck.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOB
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the matter of the Estate of Jane
Pooley, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the un
dersigned administrator of the estate
of said deceased, has tiled in the above
entitled court and cause, his nnal ac
count and report as such administrator,
ana the said court has nxed and ap
pointed the 25th day of August, 191!),
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said
day. and the court room of the above
entitled court in Hillsboro, Oregon, as
the time and place for hearing objec
tions to said nnal account and for the
final settlement of xaid estate.
Dated this 24th day of July. 1919.
William Meierjurgen.
Administrator of the estate of said
deceased.
Hare, McAlear & Peters, Attor
ncya for Administrator.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
The Le5r Evil. I , notice s hereby given that the un-
'Lushmsn declsre.l he truuld rather ?rrT V I- . ' P T , y
. . .. , i Court of Washington County, Oregon,
go to Jail than pay Ins ,Im,reed wife aj.pointed and conlirme,! as ev cuter of
alllno"'- I the last will and testament of Henry
"Did she let himr - ;C. Clay, deceased, and that he has duly
"Yes; she said she'd much rather see qualified as such executor. All per
nim save his nioin-y behind bars than sons having claims against said estate
spend it over them."- Pittsburgh Dl ; re hereby notified to present them to
! me, with proper vouchers, at the law
ojnee ui junion uowrnan. in uu'auuro,
Oregon, within six months from the
SfEM
DO YOU
EVER
at your Ford when it don't
start easily or misses
7
gi Come in and we'll tell you how
2 to keep your temper and im--"jprove
the ignition of your car
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Hillsboro Battery Service
Station
:: 1130 Second Street
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SlU, S. L. Service"and Sale
The 8pirit of the Times.
It Is an a;e of artliicinl devices
Rare, Indeed, la l he man anjl rarer
jstlll the woman In whose physical
makeup there Is not s iii(tliliig false,
either evps or teeth or hair---Atlantic.
date of this notice.
Dated this July 21. 1!19.
B. F. CLAY,
Executor of the last Will and Tes
tament of Henry C. (-'lay, deceased.
Benton Bowman, Attorney for estate.
Hillsboro Trading Co.
Dealers in Hay, Feed, Grain,
Potatoes, Onions, etc. Poul
ts Eggs, Produce. We Are
Headquarters for Poultry
Supplies.
WE BUY OATS AND
WHEAT
Remember Our Location
We& End of Main St.
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