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I I ri )ll I ! 5 ' s ft r n P! L I THE HILLSBORO ARGUS County Official Ppr L. A. Long, Editor. J Entered l the Post Ottiec al' llillsboro, Oregon, as second class mail matter. Subscription, $1.50 per annum, j Issued every Thursday by Mrs. K. 0. McKinncv and I.. A. Long. lor ;? years the I aruieis' Mu lua Ins. Ass n. has transacted the business of i'ntee(ing (arm build inijs along iustiranee hues in Washington County, and it is Mill flourishing. The mutual id.ui in this instance has worked, successfully , and earrxing oxer a million and half of farm insur ance is no small undertaking. William Jennings l.rxan ocea .simi-lllx breaks ti the front (ages f the big papers and when he toes he gem ral'v has a message that i gooil reavlim;. The ol.l commoner mav liaxe run to seed iSYGUR BLOOD HUNGRY FOR IRON? Nodem Method of Cooking art! living Have Made An Alarming Iiuvtase in Iron Deficiency in Blood of American Men and V omen NUXATED IRON tL..n. M,L TtA Rlv4 TS Kind That Put Ram Tntr t-h Chttks of Women and Fore Strength and Courage Into Veins T.Mrr fetai Kin-far f r tvj, It fca were n $ wiihai rat;nf Will Viiti Wviitt wcaV rot a re wr-rou brm to Tcrorf tVjin rn kt vc-ur b' xl hwri!v f o hir.f? .f.r r.t &i irvwi itcn tfc.it prM Jre-tv ! ?v r t cfcar.r foc-i in; hwzg ks-ru."1 ! tvKun ei rV"evuc HftuJ tOu.joor I-pt.K New otk, sd ti Wwtsacswr has anjie szh an ir"-,v. ( i.crec in tnm &tticiK?r m xht b x.vwj of Aajencia mat ma wiwu lrt i biff cttro manc rxi t The 5a -cp r-Vr of rf uvr iron in the bcK- Sale. Tut m E"f c?:r.it.l, vm ier:a::-c iroiu The vll Krr. thro-ijth a iKj:$!) prvxrs to trntortB th.m trtf ?rca:iic jrem Nuxated I?f.o in' tore trta. A-;!bsxij,ii.::s all , fhat Ks ht-rn sa?o anJ n:Te.a on Ums so. by it r.t$ a ift fftvj u v I ri!:' xi ; rrvii m a:f "- t a:t t. t.. ? -: rr Vrn j-xct N' i n r, tSinal p lAjtrt a.1 w t:.ai r:-;.-. Ra" i )r:,r (-r- ; ,- t: a Nux a: .1 Ir.i Sold by DELTA DRUG NOW GOING ON Appreciation Sale A If r Truly an eioi;o! e cv nt. 1 i admit r p-es, o .n , ,.f !. !, i-..i'tiii nt of .1.,.;;,- s Washintion. !. I'.. !. b l-r..-, h ?, con r.cu. :.t I:.- bm dclcijatcd xiiili the i ik of bruuici ii wc ost d. n. . indeed, this store is x.'!i ti oi r;-i ; ! v .!- pi r't" ! o0 j.ht cent strojii:. 1 las, -. s : , , . ... .... r's i,-r- t : . . p.-r- tunitr in U'i-I,isv!. r, l'.,.!,: t,, us .u..i l.-x in :. supply of staple f,Hd stuus n puct h . ha w NoS. iale quo tations, hich are rprt-st n: d u o..r jxr t nt . Harry in and jiel jour i.re of iu ,r l-.ir.:,,:;. i!e l! end hen stoxk is es.haus:i i'. for x. . isiir...; r j our :o,k on the Mine ha si s. First.Ccrr First SerxW! Fir H arning! Act Quickly! Anticipate o.:r Requirements Now ! SCHULTZ Forest Grove De Luxe , ocery and Market rhone Ubl i some of (ho bullet headed are jxxout to remark, but as a rule it ; is might v t;-ood seel. Hundreds cf autos lined the state hiithw.iy iMuul.'iv out show in;; their neu licenses. SERVICE MEDALS Hiilshoro Post No. 0, American Legion, has received a letter stat ing that Oregon is to gixe a brou.:e medal to all xx ho were in the xxoild xxar service, enlisting from Oregon. The American Le gion is to be the means of distri bution, and the HilKboro Post xx il! take care of this section. The I ost is asked to supply a roster of all soldiers, sailors, marines x ho enlisted and xx ho were resi dints of Oregon at the time of ;oiug inio the service. The Post xx ill furnish addresses, and to those xx I, o arc not members of the Lotion requests that they at once join so as to haxe their names on the roster xxhieli xx itl be sent in The data vx anted isv name, resi ib nee at date of entry into ser x ice : date of enlistment; organi sation, and present address. The Post cteiids an imitation Who Should Take Nuxated Iron r I Wri rJvf are aa Vjju. -a nt!rr r dttftrcnt tlun from .ViixatPtJ ira. It yoa are ikx itron f Tea of it to yoarra ts'tra the i4!o.r;nf trft: See b lii yoa can wrk or K1 far yva can iralk witjot t-e-omlnf tired. Next take rsrjin uiita of orJmarr Nmtitri ?ar ,MC f' ftw meai fort we liwo ir ,r ttrrnrj, aram ar.4 ' -Kh fa;a. Numbers of i' t-rv.m.!, rimnj-wn pewtt were iUr, rrW ti-aa STORE, nd Other Druggist IM WE HAVE f F RIGHT ;TO CROW vf ABOUT j OUR HAM AN O rati! ;V spek'is. thi. sl .re KtsA V1 WT i yTV.i - MT ... IJ ,.!. L...!.JLlJUJi-'.. .tJ to all ex-service men to heeoine ineinhers at oiu'e. The cost is tfS, and this includes dues for the ye.ir and suhseription to the American Legion Weekly. Le gion men here give you a special invitation to join to j;et the full activities of the year. Ask any member. He will tell von how. HILLSBORO AT O. A. C. Oregon Agricultural College. Jan. IS, Registration figure for the Winter term bring the total enrollment for the year to a 102 per cent increase over that of the last normal year, ISHti-l?. The inrinv of 3ii(i new students exceeded all expectations of the college authorities bringing total registration to date to 32SS. Of this number 2S7S are taking de gree courses and 40? vocational training. Knrollment on the cor responding date in 191 was liiSS Hiilshoro contributes three freshmen beginning the Winter term, according to the prelimi nary forms for the -student direc tory. Dan H. F.rxxin and Leon (". Allen are registered in civil engi neering. Helen E. Killen is tak ing vocation work in commerce. Wilbur W. Weed. U. OF O. NOTES tlood nexvs can he reported to the parents and friends of the Hiilshoro students attending the University. A careful inquiry has brought out the fact that ev eryone passed in all subjects. Two of them are included in a special list of fifty-six students who reeeixed 11 and S grades. The highest possible grade 1s H. xx hich stands for Honor, and then comes S, w hich stands for Super ior. The tvxo that received S grades are John Dierdorff, lti hours, and Ollie Stoltenberg. I 3 1 hours. Hvron Garrett has been com missioned as a second lieutenant in the Reserve Ortioers Training Coips. At present he is in com muni of Company A. Sabres have arrived for the commission ed ortieer, so noxx- "Barney" can be seen on the drill grounds ear rving a sabre and giving the ca dets "squads east and squads xx est." Miriam Stockton registered in the I'uiversity for the winter term. She has been pledged to Hie Alpha Fhi sorority, and is ma ; i ring in music. A recent edition of the Facul ty Bulletin contained the interest tttr information that all the grades of the students for the xx inter term are going to be sent direct to the parents. The parents of Miss Ollie Stol tenberg haxe purchased a farm near Shady Bruuk, so Ollie is now numbered among the student from Hiilshoro. She is secretary of Tre Nu, an organisation com Hised of women looking forward to a business or professional life. Ollie is a junior, majoring in phvsical education, and stars at Hi'udrioks Hall. Herbert E. Scheldt. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Tho. J. Ross to Jesse Farrier, lot and half in Sherwood Acres. $10. F.d Carlstroin to Lee Kirk, SO acres see III 3 n r t , $10. . ("iris Buxton, executrn, et a'. to 1, v., Helen and dertrude Hurler, tract in Gales Creek. f33f0. H. Jeihman to Math Much. lots 7 and S. b'k Orenco. and 3,11 acres Isaie Butler d 1 r. f-'300. Ailw-rt Hodges to Lvdia Rhea 2 h ts t 'k 4 Simmons Ad. 1 1000. Ci. W. Stitt to Stroud Co, 2 ot blk e;. Beaverton. ?10. J. W. Slnite, trustee, to Wm. : (Iivetter. '4St..19S fee!, block 2 Humphrevs ad. $1550. I Hugh Cdenn et in tr. to Wm. .1. andccori ering. 16 acres -r 1st 1 n r 3 w . $2fH"0. A. H. Wolf to Loreni Wolf. ! M Steel's ad. BeateHon.; s.i r oi : !'irl look to Joseph Vanau-r'.at-.n. 2.$S3 aires. Wm Porter d 1 e. Tin-esS finxve. ?4 400 Lewis V. F.mmnns to (,-. W. Stitt. lots T and S. blk 2. Braver ton. 5S0. Nrliie Hoard rt ux to C J. liirdseil. TSvlll ft. Bahne St.. : !h ! w , t n .Vi-sind and Thirxl. ILlls- (.ro. tfTOO. Wm Stoltiman tA E. L Kisrat-, Ji. bik L Fsirview. $S250. W. IV Evan to I mil PersMTs, ' 10 seres s,e lOt 1 rt. 1 3000. Colunibi Dickerson to C. R. IjiFe-Jlett. lot 42 Cornelias Emi ron. ?1T00. ' Iester Irrlsnd to Ganrsar Eerg rr.rx. 2 lots blk ST. North Plains. ;$2T00. j P.. A. CarliV to 0,o D. Martin.' i0'Wl0"t4 ft. Mk IS, Simmon's' Ad. $700 L, H. Shirley to Otto Brose.1 .225 afre on Washiccton St. f 10. F. I. Korvtli to W. F. Pere- i house. Mk L, Fainiew, ILlisVoro. fS2S0. Francis Bernard to C. C. Beers 10 acres Wm. Melinn d 1 c. 100. W. O. Hocken to F. IL Hoek en. ?I4 5 acres near BesTerton. Beie Ireland to O. Berffren. lots 10 ar.d 11. blk 7. North risins. ?400. Win. Sehcndel to l'.irl Cook, 00 acres see U t 1 s r 1 xx , 10. SUMMONS In th Circuit Court of the State of , Oregon for the County of Wusli- ington. Thus. 0. tiladding voisus Ft mice M. tiliiiUing. ' To t rances M. tiladding, the above -named defendant : In the name of the State of Oregon j you are hereby required to api'isir i you are hereby required to sppear and answer in the aKivo entitled court and cause on or before the 1st day of March, l'JiO. aaid dale U'ing six wvtks after tho first uhliention of this summons, the date of the fu.it publication thereof txeing January 1.x, 1420; and if you fail so to appear and answer the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in his eoniplaint, to-xx it : For a ilis solution of the marriire and mar ring contract now existing Mxvoen plaintiff and defendant and for such other and further relief us to the court may appear jxut and equitable in the premises. This summons is served upon you REPORT OF THE H1LLS30XO NATIONAL BANK Keport of the condilion of Uie liilUboio National Dank at HilUboro, In tlia 'Statu of Oregon, at this close, of tiu.siuess on I'is-emix! .'Xl, l.'ly. litibUu iv.'FS Loans and dieicounu, including lisjiscounts, except those shown n t and c J:U.0I4.10 Total 2:U,0M.lt Ovarurai'U ' M.t .so U. ii, Uovernmeut. sivutlUes owned: U. & Bonds de(HiUsi to secure ciieul ilion 00,000.00 t"lx!slgesi to sis uie posuu .s.txiugs oi posit (par value) . .4.MHI.0O t'ledtsi as ivilateiui for Mate or uUi4.r deposits or bills pava- , bis '. . 6,000.00 Owned and unpUslged 4j,;ukmi0 War Savings vrliticates and llmfl Stumps actually owned $:t;!."i,S.' Total U. S. iioveiuntiiil Securities t K,l:t ." !. BUM'S, SLCLKUU..S, tfu voUiei iia,u Jj. S.) : tiouds (Oilier Uxu C. a. Unua) piisljj,; w secure postal itv- wt depxU , 4, W0. 00 Ss.-untits ouier Uian I'. S. bonds (not including stocks owned unpledgi-d IIJ.iutJ.S2 Total bonds, sieeunties, etc., other t,all (', s U7.tTJ.S2 Stock of Federal Keseive bank t.'O p, r t t.nt f ulcriptton. 2,100.00 alue of txoikii.g tioue, ounrsi and uilUKun'.berrd 3d,OOO.0O 3d.O0O.00 r'urmture said hx;ures 6,000.00 Real estate owrirsl other thaa banking 4JW8.54 Lawful reserve wivh federal Reserve i;.lt,k 'J.'.hi'-.i 4;t Casli in vault and net amounts due frlim utional banks 76.;0.4: Net amounts due from hanks, banker,, and trust companies.. 1&0.00 Chtsrks on other banks in sam city or tun as repotting txank 1,615.72 Totai 74.4 16. 14 KldupuuJi luud wiwn L. S. i rxstti. and due from U. S. 1'rvasurer 3,000.00 ttlterest earned but aot eollectd Pp,Uunate on notea and bills receivable act past du i,S4i 66 Other assets, if any, due on 1-itwrty l.(lan Bond subscriptions and Revenue Stamps 47.15 Total MJS.OiH.CO UABlLniES Capital stock paid in Surplus Fund Lmuvided protiu Circulaiuig nola ouu-uuiiung . Ce-rtir.id CJiecks ouUlJUkliEi . . Csudijer's chtsks on own bank ouUta,' Total of items U), Zl, S2 and 33 l'i.m.a.sl. i ci ys.ii j torer u.an isjsi'.s uiyaiile wiLhia 0 a&ysi : IlLkt.t'l, l.......s. . . . Individual ck-Kuu subject to check.. Cruticate4 of deposit due in less thaa ' j.Vs "iothV 'than for money borrowed ) State, coun.y, or oU.er itulucipU -plUC' soured' by 'pieds. of asseu of tins baak ToUl of demand deposiu tollitr tn' touik detjti sub ject to reserve ral,.is4 66 TIME DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO RfSERVE (payabi. aTiar SO day or more noUce. aiid postal saving : Cortificate of dnwwut totier than for nxonay borrowed 17,44 7:i Postal savicgj ovprnsU 8,7 mi. IS Other time depot: u 20V. '40. 7 1 Total of tinve deposits subject to Reatll,. , . 231J"!S.S2 Total $2S,O0i.f0 State of Oregon, County of Washi livm, ss: I, J. F. Gardner. Cashier of the a iM-tamed bank, do aolemnly swear that the above stasrnejit U true to tlr u-st of iry knowledge and beiiei. J . F. G A UV ER, Cashier. ( orr-t-Al'w,t : W. !!. Wr.rar-. C. A Wenir., E. I. Euraili, Ii reetors. Subseribed and rorn to tfor me j , j ..! dsv of Jantsary. 1J0. F. J. SEW ELL. Notary Public My eofliRi;s:on trpirea February 9;a, 1321. LibertyJTheat r e FRIDAY (Wk) SATURDAY II '5 'X . It - a" .: ' .. . ' a ir; i - - J 1 7v v-? r f f-... Os f-r..' N- t i . Jr . t . )- u Si s.x4. V . s.vri stic fiioM stt.a:t ecvapo vwrrs vtSTtZ' A CMAT SWTWT SO0WCTMM EXTRA! SPECIAL!! STEWART EDWARD WHITTS NOVEL The Westeners Also "Lloyd Comedy" and "Pathe Review" by publication by order of Hon. (.leo. U. Hurley, Judge of the Circuit Court for thtt Sliiti, of Ot'cii-oti for t)ui ('nun.. ty of Washington, which said order. was m.'uto, dated and enterml on Jan uary 14, I'f.'t. The date of the first publication of this summons is .1 a mi ni v 15, 1;'J0, and the date of the last publication is February "tt, li'-O. Wilson T. Hume, Attorney for l'laintiff, post otlice address, 4l!t Failing liuiiding, lVrt land. Oregxxn, latil this 15th dav of January, lo-.0. Donelson & Bell UNDERTAKERS Phono 951 Calls attended night or day. Chapel and Parlors. Hiilshoro Oregon 60,000.30 W.0U0 00 lU..J tisj.owu.yo :74 2.46'i.i . J10.s MJ ikiitlg 2.4433 u,k aeposiU. sub-xxt U Reaarv. (d 22S.424 14 2i41 xl 2oA.i 41 . .Vi-7 - J - Wf - s cr ' s -fi - ( W v 25c Tax 3c,-28J 1 AHcH i eJren vni 14 jear 10c, lax Ic-llc vj: : ii K " t I H 4 Only m. lunieiit dealers In Washington County. Drop us card, and xve xx ill show you our samples. Write or call on us, at n x.i- ,- t V V 'SM.lu iiiiilii 7 Shobtt,, will pay these extremely high price tor Orepoa l'urw ImtllMUWUl H'l LAMbC I Nl MIDIUM I 01 SMAU I N i I I ,.. ', ;.,..,t mM.t utdiuunHMi I ixiim fit:-tiy.'i.X"-.;y J MINK. Fme Dark KoOHMOOllJOUlolSW U W to 12.00 1 10.00 10 (J.00 1(1.00 to SUO Usual Color 1S.90 la ! 00 12.00 to 10 00 9.00 to 7 JO 7.00to 6 00 7 00 to 3.S0 Coast 12.0010 10 CO jOOlo 7'.fl 7 00 to 600 5.5010 4.50 5 50 tn 300 MUSKRAT "VT Uooto S004.;5to 3 75 1 J-SO to 2?S 25010 1.7S I 2.S0 to I JO Fall LSO to ITS i SO to MS 1 1 50 to 2.00 17. to 1 SO I.7S to 125 S K.U N K " NlUT(uV(iTNBtI Nl M(0IUM Njl tV 1U JAWMMIM BLACK l'iOOtollOO lLOOlo 9.00 Oo 00 750 to 7X0 7.00 to ISO SHORT 10 00 to 9.00 SOto 7J0 7.25 to 6.7S 650 to 5.50 6.00 to 3.00 NARROW ?S0 ts 6-5P 6t0 5:S S.COlO 4 SO 4.00 (0 3.50 3JfltO 1J0 BROAD 500 to 4 00 3 50 to 3X0 2.75 to 2.2S 2 CO to 1.50 liOto .75 Thrc tittemely biih t" r lwd on the well km "THUnFRT liheral t'adinn ami aie qiwitrd for linnwilmte luiunenl. Nil. J, No. 4, and olherwiie mlntoc km at hmhrxt nmtkrt value. Ki quolaluen on other OiTitun Fui. wnte for dulifrl b.,wr." the eM.ly '''' end acrxuatemaiWct rejmit eiidpocelitt of tukind imliUdwd. it tKLL- Wrif (or it. A ahlamcat lIUHt r miU tmull la "mere oir"-"4""" II yea fca -Mtt IIIT tG KIUVM Orl V ml l ! Mn-U r"M'l a4 elteffc ! Wml. y nai JP.O STATE. AESHUBERT THE LARGEST MOUSE IN THE WORLD DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN AMERICAN RAW FURS 25-27 WEST AUSTIN AVE CHICAGO, U.S. A IHf A r!.!al.4 rB..j ,rii il Ik ikmw, . i ttJmltj mI i . T. i..l iimIi. ..- .'.-. WJ 'W ...lea. t ' t' I (.., ,1 k .1 tul J.iwfe4 Urn i.S iU lr.iitilM ik altuli it Im tw Lf. JlM i. HIIJ. The Successful Fanner Raises Bier Cros nnd cuts down costs liy investment in taix-r-sa villi; macliinery. (Imh1 prices for the farmers' crops en courajs'e new investment, nnr j rnductioii and greater prospt-rity. Hut the success of airrieull lire leKiuIs .on the growth of railroadsthe modern U-asts of hurden t hat h .i ! tlio crops to the world's markets. 'I he railroads like th f inns increase their output and cut tlo.vi, unit costs by the constant in'4nient i new capital." With fair pri.vs tor t!ie work they do, the railroads are a! '. to uu ,. t new capita) for expanding their faciht ic-.. Kates hi-henoujh to ie!d a fair return will insure railroad growth, and prevent oistK tratlic congestion, which ;nvariahly results in p'H.rer service at higher cost. National wtlth can increase only as our railroads row. Poor railroad service Is dear at any price. No rowinLi country can lonr pay the price of inadequate transportation t-cdities. &hit iiJnrliyinail h puhl:hcd hi the SbyKiatum )&uIuhuj ivadivx ' tM at '.4 a .'! 1 Illl.'l Main St ., 1 lilUboro. Die i Tn Monument Works, llillshoio, j ()r (i fto f 1 .1 Orpl. 1919 -R.F.D .BOX N. -COUNTY- t-x ... I., i it. . 4 3:. jzjs
