The Hillsboro argus., January 08, 1920, Image 2

THE HILLSBORO ARGUS 10. A. C FARMER SCHOOLS
County Official Paper
L A. Long, Editor.
i.ntcred at the Vost Othec at
Hillsboro, Oregon, as second
class mail matter.
Subscription, $1.50 per annum.
Issued every Thursday by Mrs.
K. C. McKinney and L. A. Long.
When one considers that the
hootfeg whiskey which caused
Mich terrible toll on Christmas is
the best "likker" that one can get
it begins to look as tho prohibi
tion actually prohibit .
couldn't have been here, for had
he been in the city we would have
heard that old M. F bell ringing.
Tozier has pulh d the rope in that
vestibule for at least 10 years,
but he must liae been snowed in
up at "Dee" last night.
RELIEF CORPS
in-
the
Gen. Hansom IF, lief Corps
stalled oliieers as follows at
joint meeting last week:
President, Wis. 1 li.'.i lSottuwin:
senior vice, Mrs. Julia Anderson;
junior vice, Airs, l'ninia Cota:
secretary, Mrs. Mary Donelson;
treasurer, Mrs. Id i Jamison ;
chaplain, Mrs. Mary Sabiu; eon
Uietor, Mrs, Alberta Hargrave;
assistant cond.. Mrs. Ann Siglcr;
guard, Mr-. Mary Harder: assist
ant guard. Mrs. Alice Haines;
musician, Mrs. Annie H. (iarrelt:
patriotic instructor, Mrs. Mary
Sabin; press cur., Mrs. Orpha
Carlile; color bearers, Mrs. Nettie
JtlTers, Mrs. Emma Wann. Mrs
Mary Patton and Mrs. Ksther
Crow. The ladies joined with
the veterans in the big dinner and
the program.
Oregon Agricultural College, Jan.
. A scries of schools to be held
turnout the state by the extension
department om the College is at
tracting the attention of farming
communities in the various coun
ties. The schools, which will be held
in each county, will begin on Jan
uary 12 and last for one week.
They w ill be under the supervi
sion of the county agents and the1
e x t e n si on de pa rt m e u t ,
X. C. Jamison, our well known
Washington county agent, is to
cooperate with K. B. litis, of the
dairy department, and W. S. Car
penter. This branch of the exten
sion work conducted at Banks on
January 12 and 18 and at Laurel
on January 15 and I(i is to be on
the order of Farmers' Week just
completed at the College. I.ee
tuers, practical demonstrations,
and round table discussions at
these schools take the college, to
the farmer ami he may derive a
benefit from such schooling that
will be invaluable to him in his
w ork at home.
The subjects of dairying and
f irm crops will be taken up in
Washington county. Of interest
to the women of the communities
w ill be classes in home economics
winch will run in conjunction j
with the dairy and farm crops'
schools. Wilbur W. Weed. J
STORE INCORPORATES
H. 11. tireer and Norman K.
Cireer, on Jan. 2, l!'20, incorpo
rated the store know n as deer's
Grocery, under the tirm name of
(ireer, Bowers ck Co. Guy Bowers
was made manager of the busi
ness. The undersigned take this
opportunity of thanking their
many patrons and friends for
their splendid patronage of the
past, and bespeak a continuance
of the same for the new firm.
Wishing one mid all a prosper
ous New Year, we remain.
Hespeet fully,
K. H. and Norman tireer.
Hillsboro, tre., Jan, (!. 1)20.
PALMIST
Palmist and Clairvoyant, now lo
cated at No. 1,'UiS Main St., up
stairs. Gives a complete ivadin-i
of your life, past, present and tin
future. Satisfaction guaranteed
to all.
Hours from 10 a. m. until S p,
in. 4 1
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Ouunty Court of the State
of Oregon for Washington
County.
In the Matter of the F.sFato of
John Yost, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the
undedsigiied Executor of the last
Will and Testament of said de
ceased, has filed in the above en
titled court and cause, his Una
account and report as such Exw
utor, and the said court has fixed
and appointed the 3 1st day of
January, 1920, at tfie hour of 10
o'clock of said day, and the court
room of the above entitled court
in Hillsbo'o, Oregon, as the time
,.d place for hearing objections
to said fina, account und for thr
final settlemi lit of said estate.
Dated this 1,0th day of Decern
ber, 1819.
Jacob Stoll.r,
Executor of the last Will am
T;tanient oi .said deceased.
Hare, McAlear & Peters, At
tornevs for Executor.
COFFEE CLUB MEETING
The regular meeting of the Cof
fee Club will be held Saturday,
January 10th, at the home of Mrs.
K. C. McKinney. 105.1 First St..:
at 2 :.'!( p. m. :
Hostesses, Mrs. It. T. Koeber, J
Mrs. E. I.. Moore and Mrs. E. C.I
McKinney. !
Speaker of the day, Miss Lois
!iehl, of Seattle. Miss Diehl is'
the Town Secretary of the North-!
western Field of the Y. W. C. A.,i
with headquarters in Seattle.
Donelson & Bell
UNDERTAKERS
Phone 951
Calls attended night or day.
Chapel ami Bailors.
Hillsboro - Oregon
RESOLUTIONS
UNIVERSAL
PATRIOT
M t
Finest Cast Iron
Range Made
With Porcelain Lined oven
door, beautiful smooth cast
ings with only sufficient or
iiumentalion to relieve plain
ness. Spring-balanced oven door,
Duplex grate, patent adjust
able sliding oven damper;
extra wide and deep Hues
for Western fuel, for wood
or coal; white enamel trim
ming, polished top, etc.
$75 -$82.50
$90
Terms to Suit
We take your Liberty Bond-,
at face value.
Patterson
Furniture Co.
1261 Main St.
Whereas, God in his Infinite wis-j
ilum, has seen fit to remove from!
this life Addie C. Mays, dearly j
beloved wife, daughter and sister j
of our brothers, W. E. Mays,;
Benj. P. Cornelius and Edmond
P. Cornelius. j
Resolved: j
That the members of Glencoe
Lodge K. of P., No. 22, extend
our sincere and heartfelt sym
pathy to our dear brothers in this
sad hour of bereavement.
Addie C. Mays whs a woman
of high ideals, devoted to her
home life. Her friends were
numbered by her acquaintances.
She was kind, charitable and hos
pitable, an indulgent mother, a
splendid neighbor and a true
friend. She was a devoted wife
and daughter and a loving sister.
Her life was beautiful. The
world has been made better by
such as she. Altho" she is missed
in the home and community her
blessed memory is cherished
thus lo r influence will ever live.
Be it further resolved:
That a copy of these resolu
tions be spread upon the minutes
of this Lodge and that a copy be
niciled to each of the brothers
and that a copy be sent to the
A rgu.s for publication.
Signed
(ieo. W. Moore,
Charles Walter,
William Joos.
Coin.
Your earningpower
when it rains is
made sure
by
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Washington County. Drop us a
card, and we will show you our
samples. Write or call on us, at
136.') Main St., Hillsboro.- Ore
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Sold by DELTA DRUG STORE
and other Druggists.
New Automobile
Firm
of Peterson
automobiles,
H. C. Peterson has succeeded the firm
Brothers and will continue the sale of
trucks, etc.
The public is cordially thanked for the splendid pa
tronage of the past and a continuance is solicited for the
future. Mr. Peterson will for 1920 handle the Stjdeba
ker'and Hudson automobiles, and the Republic and G.
M. C. trucks.
H. C. Peterson
Formerly Peterson Bros., Mhute Savings Bank Building,
Tliird Street, I'illkboi o, Ore.
SCHULTZ
Forest Grove
Phone 061
NOW GOING ON
Ap
NOW GOING ON
preciation
hi V
SCHULTZ
Forest Grove
Phone 061
NOW GOING ON
TRULY AN ECONOMIC EVENT
FIGURATIVELY SPEAKINc. THIS STORE IS A DIRECT REPRESENTATIVE OF THE DEPARTMEN T 01 . J
AT WASHINGTON, I). C, V'.ICII BRANCH OF THE GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN DELEGATED WITH E fv,,
BRINGING LIVING COSTS , OW N. OU.i JANUARY ECONOMIC SALES REPRESENT FOOD PRICES I i ll
TODAY'S WHOLESALE Q STATIONS -BRINGING BIG SAVING OPPORTUNITIES TO YOU.
THIS STOKE CO-OPERATE;'. EFFECTIVELY WITH THE FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AT WASHINGTON,
IN ITS EFFORTS TO DOWN THE PROFITEER.
Hurry in and get your share of these bargains. Sale will end when stock is ex
hausted, (or we cannot replace our stock on the same basis.
First Come, First Served! Fair Warning! Act Quickly!! Anticipate Your Re-
, r quirenients Now. 11 1 " Taag
Here Below are a Few of Our Under-
priced Items
Ladies
Note these
MONEY SAVERS
You Need 'Em, Too!
BEVERAGES
Tl'.T, J.I l III 1: li Willi. I i'. 'i.
( ininml Ciim'i'i it il
t 'oeo.i, (im s! iu 1 1 i i i
Hulk CotV.T. ih.
H ran Si. i I ( .1 ulii .'
.-li)
.3G
.3d
.39
2.69
SLTPLY YOUR 110M il ll.VES
WITH CANNED GOODS At SPEC-
IA1
Cnnneil ( 't n. I
( 'a mi: il Toi.i .;..
Ov-ili t'S, -in ill .
M ineeil Cl.ii.i .
Minee.l C! I.
;1CES
$1.!?;
1.35
.39
.13
.18
.23
.17
I I i l i il ; 1 1 1 F 1 1 1 1 jfooil
:! I; r
M .' . I III
ie t':lll
('.-,Imi.. I). 1 Mi.ii!.-. .Mil . .1
Slniiii, ,ii. 'ii!; Jit In iin!
llilV a ei
l)r,, r Miuji,, i .hi m il li-.li , vegetable
nn.l fnnti nml ton II get I lie li nelit of
I lie cue riee tt liieli ii from 10 to (5
per ernl -.ntnin mi your (mil. 'Tin n,
loo, VOII Mill ll,- Hnlin-l of n .h 1 1 I 1 9v of
llies,- ilrin-. u In it t'ttui t ti y nr nne'x
-fteil guest, iliup in. Tin- llnifly
lion-,. -ttifc nliwiti irei.tres for (lie ful
lire, li.nf is tour opportunity nl s.-il,-prices.
Coiiie anil let Us Hssisl in making-
up tour list for t In- iissoilinenl.
Breakfast Cereals, Syr
ups, etc:
Hwlle.l Oals, !l II.. iinek $ .7vS
liolleil O ils 15 Hi. s.-iek 3.39
l!oi;..l O.f, DO II,, s.iek. 6.7-1
I'mieiike Hour 10 Ik sa. k .8-1
Corn Meal ! II.. M,k . .59
Sirup, Mtrslini.illow , ,1 Hi. Im . .70
St nip, Mfirslimnllott , 10 ll (in $1.39
Svrup, liit.- Crt shil, 10 lb. tin .. 1.19
Sj rup, White Crvstiil, 5 Hi. tin . .60
Sorghum, Pure OM Country Style
"I .50
l.iplon's .lelly Pott iler, pm-ktige .10
And Say, Men!
Just read on to the End
89
Slur mill Horse Shoe plug
Tohieeo, ,1. T, or I'liion Slainl
rj, plug
l)i,' (ueen, foil, 07 lulled lm
1'eilro, foil, 07 Itineli lu
1'itlterson's Sc-nT, pouch, .11 lunch
lo .,
I.ucky Strike, tin . .
I 'ig.tt s. Iteil Clover, Ho of fit)
snnikeii 2.2S
100 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n l.iiiulres Cigiirs
l 4.00
See us .'iliout your fiitonle lirnml uf
Tiii;iecu III eiise lots -Sjieeiil Price,
.58
.81
.74
.72
13
TVNCV IIOX ClltK'OI. ATI'S,
HON' HONS A N 1 1 CA N Dill) I HUTS
OI ALL KINDS A it 1 . SPI ( I M IA.
LOW PHIC1D. AISO COMF. A M
SI K 'I'll KM.
Miscellaneous Items
J Ih. I oil His 1 ilk -iu $ .85
His. lOlMIiS I unci '. .ilnuis . .75
L' Hi-,. I OHHIS Clinic- :.imits . .69
5 II)'-. Snc. I ll Mi. li CiHI.I , .. 1.50
Spcchil Mi e, Camlt ll'. .33
Ciink Jelly He..),,. Ih. .29
Mixc I Ni t , Ih. , .33
llcrshet 's ( lliienl .t ( n.,- 06
Mix. .1 Fro. I. ,i Cke Hi 28
Fig,, Hl.i.-k. III. ., .23
Figs, While, Ih. .. .25
Che in.: Ci;,.,, all '.4t..rs, li pl.vfH .25
D.iles, New Droiueihiry. pl.:f . -28
Uuisiiis, pl.t'.
Flour Specials!
4!t lhs. Soft V, In il $2.79
Fum y Patent, Hani Win at 3 11
III ti- tv of the ;;.t lin e iu price of
patent flour at the nuiU r. ennli-.l this
week this rcpi-e.. nl a sating of ".'.".e
per sack, .'ill. I further a.lvauees a re
looked for in the li-' r future. ACT
QU!CKLY.
.Laundry soaps & wash
ing supplies
l auuili't' So.ii 10 large Imrs
U lute l aiiiulry, 10 large l.nri
'Toilet Soap, Creine Oil, .'I Hum
W.i.hiug Povt.ler, t lh. pkg.
Ann o: I l.iuiiii. r So.l.i, IH.
.16
.63
.25
.28
.07
Corn Starch, Argo, 5 hoxes .45
Iiotnl H.iking Louder, I- r.. .39
Hoynl li.iking Pott Jer, 'J '.. lb.. 1.29
Itowil linking Poteder, fi "lb 2.39
H.iking Cl.oeol.ite, V' lb. .28
Schultz'. "PURITY" Home Brknd
Hams, Baton, Sautages, Minced Spec
ialties, Pure I ..'.rd and Coiii;)oiind are
unsiirpnuiietl. Pricf Lowrht Always.
Qur.nty ILKucat.
Hip (I l ite, h .Miirshni.illow Creuie,
n i.lv In use for cuke tilling nd frost
iir.'s PinU 23c, Quart 59c
Cottulelle, large si,e $3.19
Coltoleiie, no lliliill nie 1.28
Coltoleiie, .small size .69
Oh Yen, Su;ar are scarce but we
have plenty of Marihanillow Syrup
and Hip-O-Lite.
Other Interesting Sta
ples Spaghetti, 3 hoyes, siunll .25
'i rnii. illi, II hoxes, Urgr ,21
Pinto Hiiyou H. iiih, 10 lhi. . .69
Oregon I.mk Wnshington Henns,
10 IU .88
Cnl. Small White Urnim, 10 lhs 9-1
Suit, r0 lhs. Imlf ground 58
Tine Tnlile Suit, AO 11). ek , .79
Split Pens, new crop, 3 lhs , -33
Tnpiocit, Genuine Pearl, !i Ids .25
Iliee, California Jap, 5 lh. .7-1
Hest Head Itiee, 5 lbs ,80
Hroonis, good sttc. pcrs, .i9 to $1.35
Peanut JSiiltrr, 5 IIh., bulk 1.13
Hring cniitainer.
Tooth Pick, hard ttood, li pkg. .25
Vnnry Cheese, Ih .39
Criekern, (i to H Ih. hoxr,, ,. .18
Make jour ottn Mnyotmiiie nml S.-ilml
drcHsings.
Douglas Salad Oil, pint tiu 41
Douglas Salad Oil, quart tin .78
Maxnht Salad Oiln, pints .43
Museolu Salad Oil, ijuart .83
SCHULTZ-WASHINGTON COUNTY'S MAIL ORDER HOUSE-SCHULTZ
Yes, v. e are pl.-astd d. : i: iinuiii . lint ,te are imtt jir.pared to meet Joins Casd Store, Scars Ifo. buck, Montgomery Ward
prices. This -.lore will till any MAIL ORDER at regular catalogue pries, for the .same goods and termsCash with order
MONEY-BACK-CUAUAHTLE go. s tii!. t. ry Hem.
HERE'S THE WAY YOU DO IT.
Simply L'iye n.-inii of i .".I ilogue and number of article, price etc., i nclose in ent'elope with vour cheek or Post Ollice Money
Order Mail it loSCHUL "i'l, and uc ill ,1,. the rest. Henicnihcr MONEY-BACK-GUARANTEE on etery penny'H wot Hi anil
what's more the ..uar n li e is good as uol.l. I'ifleeii years of h,'irdyork is tyhul has made this store what it js WASHINGTON
COUNTY'S LARGEST AND CEST FOOD PLACE ami are still on the job -Heady to Deliver the (ioods" Just try us
and see.
SCHULTZ pays out 1 1 s.iml of dollars cash weekly lo producers of Washington County for hog i, veal, beef cattle, nliecp,
butter cgis. poultry, h,.!., ; ml all la i m pio.lucts, We buy anything in the line of live slock you have lo Nell.
pa I 1
n i
1 TO
Food.
Co,
SCHULTZ
Food Company
Forest Grove
Washington County's Mail Order House
Phone 061
Forest Grove, Oregon
Just Think ! You can phone us your order, or you can come
in ; ml si. for yoiKs.. If just u !, it y.ni are hut in;;, make yournvll
si F etion',, and so save, freight edurges by taking home your pur
eha si's.
SCHULTZ
Food Company
Forest Grove
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