Attention SkS wlM ukes
THERE WILL BE A BIG
DM II HE
...AT THE...
Hillsboro Park Pavilion
ST July 26, 1919
...BY THE...
Hillsboro Post of the American
Legion
Ladies Free
Gentlemen $1.00
LEAGUE OR WAR
! MANUFACTURER MAKES IT
CLLAK Ht bfcUfcVfctt COVLN
j AN f lit OMtAT 8T tf. .
We Are Cloiing Out Our Entire Line of
Agricultural
Implements
AT COST
' Here are some irieeK Ensilage Cutter, Truck blower
coniilc(c, for $2M.(0; our louse wag oiiiplete, $70;
' limn Truck, lower than tlic lowest.
In I In- lry (iood Department we lire well slocked in
rvcry linr, and these gooiN were nil bought licforc the
Intent advances and our i iisl oiiktm lire deriving the be"
flit of our forcthouuht.
' We arc .si lling nil Oxford l'u iiim and white shoes nt cost.
Wf have taken tlic agency ',,r Sincerity Line of
Men's (Molding, aiul no licltcr goods were ever shown
in Hillsboro.
' VVr will sell you shoes mid guarantee every pair, ll.ivt
you been buying that kind of incrcliiindi.se ?
Th most up to date Grocery nml Meat Department in
tlir County. If you linvc anything in tlmt line to sell,
call uk up.
Hillsboro Mer. Co.
Take a Tumble
... .: ::.. i : . .
to the fuel tlmt cheapness
alone is not economy.
You can pay too little as
well n.s too much for pies,
cuke, breud, etc. You
don't do cither here. We
handle only merchandise
of reliable quality mid
sell it at prices which
comparison will show arc
us low us such products
cuil bo bought for any
where mid lower than
most stores charge for
the same grade of goods.
PURITY BAKERY
thereof ul Hillsboro, Oregon, ou Mou
da. tho 4 lli day of August, 1SJ1U, at
10 o'clock in the foi -noon of said
day, then and there to show cause, if
anv why an order sJiould not be
made authorizing and directing the
administrator de bonis non of this
estate to make Halo of the real prop
erty belonging to this estate at pri
vate sale lor cubh in hand, or part
cm. 1 1 and balunce secured by mort
gage on Baid priiniics as prayed for
in the petition of said administrator
liciciu tiled on June 2Glh, ltfli), said
real estate lieing more particularly
described as follows, to-wit
Beginning ' tin; Northeast corner
of the Puliation 1 .an .1 Claim (f
.lames Cunficld, being Claim N6. 41
in T. 2 S. R. t W., Will. Mer., and
running thenc'i South along the Hast
lino of said James Canliehl Donation
l and Claim 21.25 rhnins, to the
Southwest corner of land now owned
hy the grantors herein; thence East
20.00 chains, to the East line of the
South went quarter of the Northeast
quarter of Section 20 in said T. 2 S.
K. I W.. Will. Mer.; thence North to
the center of Tualatin River;
thence up ald river in a North
westerly direction to its intersection
with the West live pf the Northeast
quarter of said Suction 20, at a point
North to the place of beginning;
thence South to the place of begin
ning, containing 44.50 acres, more or
less.
Also: beginning at a point on the
East line: of the Warren Joy Dona
ti"" Land Claim afire 'd, nt a point
20.00 chains V nt of the quarter
S(ction corner between Sections 20
and 21 in T. 2 S. It. 1 W. Will. Mer.,
and running thence North 12.50
chains, more or less, to the South
west corner of a tract of 16.24 acres
now owned bv Jasper E. Hess, in
said Se-i-- 20; thence K. st 3.18
chains, more or less, to the Northeast
corner -' a tract of 3 acres ;'eded
b" A. .1. Hess mid - "i to fete, or
ehcrs, by deed dated Jjne 20th, 'OOS.
and of record at l'n-e 401 of Bock
(!) of Records of Deeds for said
County and State; thence South to
the center of the Tiylor's Bridge
Rood as now located; thence i:i a
Southwesterly direction, following
the center of said road to its inter
section vn'th the West line of the
Northeast quarter of the Southeast
quarter of said Section 20; thence
North to the place of beginning, con
taining 0.75 acres, more or less, both
tracts containing M.2.ri acres more or
less.
AI.-.0, starting from a stone at the
Southeast corner of the Northeast
quarter of Section 20, T. 2 S. R. 1
W Will Mer.; thence West iid'.V
feet to the place of beginning; thence
West 208.3 feet; thence North 832
feet: thence East 208.8 feet;-thence
South 8I2 feet to the place of begin
ning, containing four (4) acres more
or less.
Witness The Hon. J. W, Coodin,
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County
of Washington, with the seal of
said Court nnlxed, this 27th day
of June. A. IX 1910.
II. A. Kurntli,
Attest H. A. Kurntli. Clerk,
By Edw. C. Luce, Deputy.
I NOTICE OF. ADMINISTRATOR'S
! SALE OF REAL ESTATE
CITATION
;un! Inline Col felt, and to nil others
unknown, if any such there be,
(reeling:
In the name of the Slate of Orn-
Kou yon are hereby cited and re-
il felt, deceased. ,if the Stat-' of Oreiron for the Coun-
To Louisa Colfelt, i'eiiiy Colfalt 1 ty of Washington, at the court room
.4
IN THE COUNTY ( H I,T OK THE
f STATE OF ORKOM FOR
T. WARHINC.TON ( !TY
S Matter of thr 1,. laic of Fr. H I iiuired to appear in the County Court
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of nn order of the County Court of
the State of Oregon, for Washington
County, made and dated the 28th day
of June, l!lli, authorizing the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Joseph T. Arnold, deceased, to make
salo of nil of the following dcscrilied
real estate, to-wit
The East half of mock 25, Ton
quin, containing 5 acres, and Lot 1 1,
ltloek 4, Tonmiin, both tracts lis per
plat thereof duly recorded in the of
fice of the Recorder of Conveyances
of Washington County, Oregon.
. Therefore, the undersi-ned will, ori
nnH after the 4th day of August,
1919, offer for sale nil of the forego
ing real property for ensh in hand,
oithieet to eoffirmntlon bv vH rntivt.
Offers of purchase will be accepted
bv the undersigned at the law office
of John M. Wall, nt Hillslioro, Ore
gon. Pated nt Hillnboro,' Oregon, this
30th dav of June, A. H. 1919.
John M. Wall,
Administrator of the Estate of
Joseph T. Arnold, deceased.
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wnu ii ho ulwuyit added, "War is uiur
uer." i Mas a uiurduivr," he tuud, "1 watt
a Uvipur of luuidur. WUeu Uiu urisu
lumu we ail touk a hand. Hut it U ii
lie same. War is murder."
''What do juu uieuu by murdur."
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"Killing peuple to pruiect the luler
ests ut the peuple?"
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don't kuow what else war is. War Is
murder. There is a far better way."
"What Is the better way?"
"Why, to educate people. To teach
ttium to think or themselves."
A long examination was conducted
which sought to quiz Ur. Ford concern
ing his views on histury, based uu a
lemur k which he once made that "I
wouldn't give five cents tor all the his
tory ever written."
"1 dou't think much more of It now
than I did thsn," testified Mr. Ford.
"Tha war showed us that history
didu't lust a week. All the things they
tuld us would happen didu't hupim.
They went ahead, knowing whut war
meant, and made the same mistakes
nil over again. Tho history we write
today Is tho thing that counts. I'm
rot Interested In yesterday."
Tha Flag of Nations.
The much discussed Hag of a League
of Nations, which it has been stated
Mr. Ford was liuving made lu his fac
tory before the United States eniered
the war, wus brought Into court. The
testimony developed the fact that lur.
Ford did not originate the design of
the Hag aud had never Been tho ban
ner Itself. He saw a small drawing
of it once In St. Paul's Cathedral, De
troit, he said, but had nev r heard ot
It again and knew nothing about It
He denied emphatically that he ever
said he would raise this flag above
the Stars and Stripes, and said the
statement that he reverenced this ban
ner nbovo the flag of his country was
"A terrible thing to say about an Am
erican. "
Delinquent Accounts
Are Bad Investments
WE MAKE THEM PAY YOU
CASH DIVIDENDS
No Collections.
No Expense, to You.
Knight Adjustment Company j
Hillsboro, Ore.
HUMP & RUMP, Managers 1
Car Owners, Attention
When you want your watch repaired do you take it to a blacksmith?
Watches cost from $1.00 to perhaps $100.00.
Automobiles range in cost from $500.00 to $10,000.
Why risk ruining a valuable car by letting inexperienced men work on it?
We employ only strictly first-class mechanics and guarantee all our work to
be right. . .
Bring Your Car in Now .
AND GET IT IN SHAPE FOR THE SUMMER
We Have a Full Line of Accessories
TIRES United States, Goodrich, Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup.
Gasolines, Oils and Greases; Columbia Batteries and Dry Cells; Spot
Lights, Horns, Robes, Chains, Jacks, Etc
Money Back Guarantee
If you need a new carburetor, inquire about the new model Rayfield and
our money-back guarantee. We are agents for Washington County.
We Can Vi.it You
We have a service car equipped with an air valve grinder and can come to
your place and grind your valves on your car and tractor and tow you in when
in trouble. Just call 61 and ask for service car.
Service Garage
ARTHUR RASMUSSEN and J. S. TAYLOR, Props.
FORMERLY PETERSON'S GARAGE
"BoifmToinis
Boiling points arc vaporizing
poinu. The full, uniform chain
of boiling points is ncceary in
high quality gasoline, ted Cnwn
has them. Look for the Red
Crown sign before yoy fill,
STANDARD OIL COMPAHY
(Caaiorua)
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Gasoline
of Quality
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
tNotice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been by the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Washington County duly appointed
administrator' of the estate ot Alfred
C. Hail, deceased, and has duly qual
ified as such Now, therefore, ail per
sons having claims against the said
estate are hereby noutied to present
the same to me, nroperly verilied, at
the law office of K. K Liennison, No.
710 Chamber of Commerce building,
Portland, Oregon, within six months
from tins 2oth day of June, lyla.
Chester O Hall,
Administrator of the Estate of Al
fred C' Hail, Deceased.
R. E Dennison, 71 U Chamber of
Commerce, Portland, re., Attorney
for Estate.
H E- Fery, Special Agent, Stand ard Oil Co-
Cornelius
USED CARS
.Arc going up , due to Uic scarcity of New Curs uhich
arc hard to get and steadily going up. c have a few
left uL the old price. . Now is the time to buy while you
cuu get a bargain,
Otic lulu lord Touring, iicwly painted; new tires
and iirsl class uieebaiiicaii y 1. 425.00
One Cliuluici's Touring, just overhauled $275.00
One mi l Overland, good firsc and in good running
order , $350.00
One 1914 Overland, equipped villi Electric lights,
barter, and overiiau led $475.00
One 1911 While Touring, in iirst class shape me
chanically. This cir wo ild make a line truck. No bcl
transuiissioii or motor made than this old car. A bar
gain at $300.00
These will not last long al above prices.
Buy now before they get higher.
Perkins Used Car Dept.
K. C. BUILDING ON SECOND STREET
HILLSBORO, OREGON
MR. DAIRYMAN
THERE IS A REASON
21 Gals, of NOX-A FLY sold in 1916
98 Gals, of NOX-A-FLY sold in 1917
213 Gals, of NOX-A FLY sold in 1918
BECAUSE NOX-A-FLY is the most effective fly
spray made It is non-poisonous. It is sold under an
absolute" guarantee to be satisfactory or money
refunded.
THE DELTA DRUG STORE
C. K. Rogers. Res. 1HS lSasu Line St., Hillslioro. Ph.3(M
ROGERS'
AUTO TRANSFER
DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN PORTLAND, BEAVER
TON, HILLSBORO, FOREST GROVE
General Hauling. Storage. Loni Distance Moving
Portland Olhce, '.'71 Taylor Si. Phones Main C7C5 A3 110
NOTICE OF UU AUDI AN SALE OF
HEAL, ESTATE
Notice is hereby given thut by virtue
of an order made and dated the 24 th
day of -June, laiy. by the County
; Court of Washington County, Oix
i gun, authorizing the undersigned
guardian of the person and estate of
j tieryl Colestock, a minor, to sell Ute
i real estate hereiuuiter described, tiie
I undersigned will oiler lor sale at the
t law oitice of John M. Wall, at Uills-
boro, Oregon, on and after the 24 in
j day of J uiy, iaty, all of the rignt, ti-
tie and interest of the said lieryi
Colcstock, a nunor, in and to the fol
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered One (1) Two (2)
and Three (d) block Twelve (12) in
Simmons' Addition to the town (..iovc
city) of Hillsboro, Wash. Co., Ore
gon First Tract: Beginning at the
point on the east line of the Donation
Land Claim of William Lever ich ana
wife in T. 1 N. U. a W. where said
line is intersected by the division line
of said claim, running thence south
y degrees 45 minutes west on said
division line to a point where suut
division line intersects the middle
channel of Dairy creek, thence in a
: southerly direction, following the
middle channel of said Dairy creek
to the northwest corner of the second
tract; thence east on the north line
: of said tract 19.00 chs. to the east
. line of said Leverich claim ; thence
I north on said east line 7.95 chs. to
! the "lace of beginning, containing
zi.ii acres.
Second Tract: Beginning at the
northwest corner of the tract .last
above described, and running
thence up the middle channel ul'
Dairy creek to a point whei$
said creek intersects the division
line dividing the north a-.o.
south halves of said claim for a be
ginning point; thence west following
said division line to a point where the
middle channel of said Dairy creek
running in a southerly direction tirst
intersects said division line: them
south and thence northeasterly fol
lowing the nieanderings of said Dairy
creek to the place of beginninjr, in -tainiug
One (1) acre (more or less).
Terms of Sale Cash in hand, sub
ject to confirmation of said County
Court.
Hated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this
June 2lth, 1919.
John M. Wall,
Guardian of the Ferson and i-.1::
of Beryl Colestock, minor.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Washington County.
In the matter of the Estate of Jos.
S. Edwards, Deceased.
By virtue of an order of sale is
sued out of the above entitled Court
in the above entitled cause, I will, on
Saturday, July 2G, at 10 o'clock A.
M., at the front door of the County
Court House in Hillslioro, Orenou.
; sell at public auction to the highest
i bidder for cash in hand, all the fix ht.
! title and interest which the said de
: ceased, Jos. S. Edwards, had at the
1 time of his decease in and to the fol
i lowing dcscrilied property, to-wit-
i The west one-fourth of the follow
j ing dcscrilied tract of land, viz be-
pinning at the northwest coi ner of
I the northeast (uarter of the south-
west quarter of Section 17 in Town
; ship 2 south of Range I west of W.
' M. runuinfT thence east 40 rods;
thence south 1G rods; thence west 4)
rods and thence north 1(5 rods to
place of beginning, containing I Here,
j Dated this :!f',th day of June 1:I".
j Milton .1. V'dwarii.s,
j Administrator.
F. F. Mclvin, Attorney for Admin
istrator. Lumber Exchange Bldg.,
1'ortland, Oregon.
Pacific States
Fire IniurifT (Wj"r "f f'olti(t.
Oregon. The only nv ('een :,
Line Couipanv I ows P"ii'y l.'V'l
John V,i!iIrnv;il
A V n i
Offic. Phone 931 1 Ru. Phone 203
HiMsboro. " -