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IE 111 YS AND GIRLS' PIG CLUB VAUGHN WELLS HOME I lUnkM '-oub lum Hoya" and Girls' Pig c ucciucd lo stiitd a -li Judiug Pi'"'" lo ttio P lio International Stock Show tit tered jr,'ikl,,' al"' rc lu,w stuping Jboro lo l',t Pr'C5 l'lat e .. mail Ii l, d U,cre- j l our tl;i!ci of -slocL. must be ubacriptdgtd by eadi team Dairy (.'al lied tvti ' ''c ""'c alul ilog'ii. C McKi ''a!,s COU!,'s'- f four &uiuiah . :ul tlic youth 1'ul judges uiutit Jld K'n'aCe tv'lc'1 au'u4;,l l'lc :las 1" in: of the classes the members ol : uirone lu ietim wjJl have to go before Uiaii ifiiio .supvni:ors of the contest and rally give their reasons for plao .,. ig. lu the ease of the pig flubs iiey will give reasons for placing a aner lc uogSi t resor The members of the liank rt of cam are now visiting' the farms sirt will u t',,''r vicinity to practise judg- . . . .1 1 i Ufa i'1 Built, tiiiu iiiuiiauoiis air b hat they will have a strong team. A team of three members will A tiuiide selected from the following t i K.i lUembers of the elub: Winifred cs kill f're,,c'l Katrlla Friday, l.eol.t Fri iav, llowl Funis, Wilbert Mini lr ,,v,"ford, Jueob l isehtr. 'ted nto , County Agent. lu tl tc MOLES AND GOPHERS .Moles and gophrrs should be. get i. -vlwu St..trt.e n resjUl(, 0f the in lauc aroa,ls made on them by the trap- tli his pers of the county uiids. I Two years ago ti!H8 moles anil i i ; gophers were trapped, and 1918, after a campaign was made explaining methods of trapping :rer "land preparing pelts for market ate ol ,'the total number of rodents icaiurht reached the sum of 30,141 of w hich 19,891 were moles and The bij io,250 were gophers. During that , slaudtf year 4300 mole pelts were sold by and of) the county agent for f 1348.00 To November of this year, 23,- 759 rodents have been trapped of which 17,820 were moles and ldl 5,939 were gophers. In the same ;et era id the 1 icet id ot'de period the county agent has sold me oi I 7096 pelts for f 1550 . la Some committees are reporting o both these nurtili prest trappers will eliminated. Vauchn Wells, who was w ith the F.nsfineer in 1 Vance and Ger many, liciug one oi me i'm io reach foreign soil, arrived here last week, and has been visiting it the home of his father. Chas. Wells. Vaughn saw all kinds oi active service over at the front, and was where the big shells were living month after month. He was among the la-t to leave, and says the inactivity after the ar mistice was the hardest thing the service men had to endure, partic ularly after they had been in the thick of the game. Vaughn mod estly admits that he thinks Amer ican soldiers afforded the finest war material of all the allied gov- 1 ... . . I... I..... .11 crnmenis, ami m mis u- u.-i- on kinds of company. FARM FOR SALE Due hundred and sixty acres hue rich farm land, about ' i in high state of cultivation; balance pas ture and fir and cedar timber; well stocked: some tine register ed Ilolstein cattle, and good ma chinery; on county road, ti miles south of Hillsboro; all goes for $17,500. including 1919 crop; $10,000 cash; balance long time. Owner must sell on account of old age. E. J. Hoffman, 30-8 Cornelius, Ore., R. 2. CARD OF THANKS We desire to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks for the aid and sympathy extended us during our bereavement, the death ami obsequies of the late Sarah J. Me Nutt, and extend especial thanks for the floral tributes. Bertha Brady, Roy Brady. Cornelius, Ore., Nov. 7, 1919 animals much fewer lier thun formerly, and if the! nt. rate is continued the! have these rodents County Agent. Frank Sehulmerich, of Farm ington, was up to Hillsboro Sat urday.. J. A. Kirk wood, of Reedville was greeting friends in the city Monday. ' Hub' Simpson, of South Tual atin, who rarely misses getting hisannual deer, was in town Sat urday. new d l 1'orti icLed 1 we i , ches. eut th knout is, whi herein pparcn ery slo ad but lioru, r. of , a, 19 U Born, iibsoji, girt ; Boru lodgsa un. ' Bom id CO 11,. sou. ' Kd. : in, a ioon. , Bom ackso 919, I Phil Vetera his uu D. i tin, v own 'J Big; erton, liece r. i iellog ;er, N , g. ; w. : iver i 1011-bU iave I The lorn id datth ' :ges t iloye Tb t. R. or rj unni dcGi I, Ci 0t( cit; on, , iinu !rosf fork Pe iry. tf8 lUlt' t. , die ing ill 1 J.! ing y 1 t M 7 0 ii!li.!l;liiall....i:i!i,:AiSi'i.''' Expert Here A specialist from Chicago 1 I i. It!. -A 1-.. loaned 10 mis store vy Dr.Wm. M. Schon the recognized foot authority, is here now. He win re nere oniy i fi 'day rnd S-,t !idiy, Nov. 11 13 so foot bothered people should low no time in coming to tee him. k Examination and Advice l iii . i rnrr f " This expert know all about feet Via IrnnuK thf hlMUl Dr. Schflll methods of correction and he knows that uplift is a m disc lion Ut him examine your iooi ana tell you what is the trouble, the cause and the way to quickly correct it Let him demonstrate on your own loot that you can gain Foot Comfort Immediately. You don't have to wear "freaky" or loose shoes. The Dr. Scholl plan Is to, give vhil f 1 loot comfort while you wear I liyJ.itii,i;.vi :- j-f ';: 'i tne srynsn, weu iuung snoe r !s" lj'--;u.:iM,:j.:;v;;.;;--:it you like. i. 0$0$i;$ All WelcoOM. ;:' Lii;iiMlii;l',iiii:l il WW,'1 W. W. B0SC0W Hillsboro, Oregon I fi " ;a ii i arm f ";nir ! ijCfff - iWl JJm M 1 M i lummmiioli i - I ..: sm Hillsboio olliee, 1050 2nd St., Cady's Garage; phone 112 Residence, 1 105 Baseline St., Hillsboro Ore. ; phone 2543 ROGERS' AUTO TRANSFER DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN PORTLAND, BEAVER TC", IIILL2C0R0, FOREST GROVE General Hauling. Storage. Long Distance Moving Portland Office, 271 Taylor St. Phones Main 67(15 A81 10 S i: mi i sTl ! i: i: niHMinniMMiimmtMMMHMmi"tM"" 6 UlH! Tested 250,000 Miles Three-Point Cantilever Springs Greatest Improvement Since Pneumatic Tires OVERLAND 4 has been put through the most thorough and severe test possible. 250,000 miles of mountain trails, desert sand, heat, cold, mud and dust, demon strated the quality of every part of the car long before we began manufacturing. This remarkable test showed conclusively that Three-Point Cantilever Springs, exclu sive with Overland, are the greatest improvc " ment in riding comfort since the introduc tion ofpneumatic tires. They protect the car from road shock and prolong the life of every part. They enable the wheels to hold better to the road. They give greater comfort under all road conditions. They do away almost entirely with side sway and rebound which twist and rack the car. Diagonal attachmentof the Three-Point Springs at both ends of a 130-inch Sprirtg base gives the steadiness and smooth riding of the heavy car of long wheel base. Equipment is complete from Auto-Lite Starting and Lighting System to Marshall Divan Spring Upholstery. Come in and see this car. Ask for Booklet. Overland 4 Touring, $845; Road ster, $845; Coupe, $1325; Sedan, $1375; Prices f. o. b. Toledo. E. L. PERKINS, Dealer HILLSBORO, OREGON i. . AM I. ilex ! I.I ble4 3i : : i :i l li I II : ii : : i. : : : : 1 I ..t v Ji ICA Hen Sahnow, of near West Union, on Route 1, wag a city ralkr Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Melloy, of nfar Jolly Plains, were city call ers .Saturday morning. George Harms, of Mountain dale, was greeting county sent friends Saturday.' Wanted Three to hix thous and cords of first growth of fir stumpage, within a mile of rail road loading station. Also 400 to 1000 cords white fir fitumpage. Address Box 25, Orenco, Ore gon. 85-8rt Chas. Geiberger, of Tualatin, for years one of hat sections' road builders nndfr difficulties, was in the city Saturday. Geis berger ays that Tualatin is after a hard mirfHfv road to eonneet with the state highway and he thinks Sherwood and Tualatin pulling together can realize on the "big idea.'.' "Ever Occur to You?" says the Good Judge That it's foolish to put up with an ordinary chew, when it doesn't cost any more to get real tobacco satisfaction. Every day more men dis cover that a little chew of real good tobacco lasts longer and gives them real contentment. There's nothing like it. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW put up in two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a Jong fine-cut toSacco 1 The Shfnrwnnrl I iimhm- Cn Will furnish you anything you need in the eon strmlioii of u Imhisc, harn. or any kind of building, CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS' THAT WILL STAND THE TEST We have everything in building material from the foundation to the lurk on the door. Sherwood Lumber Co. SHERWOOD, OREGON m MCA i tauu
