F irnl
MANY FROM THE FARMS
Thre Are Picked From Lint in
County Seat
Tin- March term nf Circuit Courl
Will com clK- ill this city ll Mull
lav, M il. h I, iiml Clerk Kuriitli
Hinl Mieiill Alexander hnv.
drawn tlie following list of ji.r.in
Id iniike lip tlie painl of '.' I liinl
tin ii it ix I s ini grind juror:
Iletliitill ".l.'lzelllllle, Iteiiverloll
It. il.
Win Mo igclisoil
I"r nk Wnilifl
John II Krllllltlv
II11..1111 II lloei
M. .1. c ruiiican
Clm, Wiiiiilerliili
.Ini T, Young
In 1 il.-n 1 1. one
Hill .hunt
llillshor.i It. :i
11,11 , 1,,,, ,. It r,
Gist. HI It. I
Cornelius It. I
I lillsbom
liciivcrlou It, i
I llorgliV Holmes
Frank W. Coiinell Ilillshor.i It. 1
Cloid I.. Cliipshtiu Hunks, It. 1
Otlo Wohler llillshoro, It. I
.1. It. Uecn ... IlilUhoro, It. 2
1 1-r 1 1 111 11 .1. I. in k Mounlaiiiilalc
Silas Ashley . Ilcavcrton, It. I
Arthur Griswol.l Foresl (irovr
Eugene I'.. Northrup North 1 1 i 1 1
Willi! 111 Fault Hillsboro
Robert Alexander Forest Grovt
I'rrry Heneliel Itauk h. It. 2
J, Hon htir.lt Forest drove It
Henry Crnhhorii llenverloii It. !l
Win L. I'et. r
" Will. ,1. ( iregg
Itrnj. It. Htirriug
It , I.. ( illlSIIII
Leonard Hrou 11
llers. h. I Clutter
She rw noil It. ,1
Hillsboro, It. .'
mi She rn out
Gaston
llillshoro. it. ;i
Sherwood It. n
1'. I. Ltllegard llillshoro It.
John W. Winters M i.l.lleton
Stewart I'. I.nnili Item ert. lt
ir. nn.i .Mrs. .mini . times
lic received word from their
Mill, Roland W, Gates, who is
working in Sun Francisco since
his discharge from the I', S. Mu
rine, th;it he is well mid busy
every .IiiV, mill sees Ills eoiisill.
Fred I). Colleen, f Hit- old Tliir.l
Oregon, often now, since he i in
the I.ettermnn (ieiiernl llospitii
iiirre, 1 luring Ills service 111
Frnnee he received schrapni'
wound in the righl iirm thnt litis
kept him in the hosiiliils since
June, l!MH. lie is- recovering
from 11 severe at tuck of ilu, fol
lowed by pneumonia,
The I'nited State Appeal
Court ttt Still I'nuii in'ii litis eon
firmed the judgment of the Port
land court which trie.l Henry At
ber on the espionage chttrife, and
for wl ieh, upon being found guil
ty, lie wits given three year til
McNeil's Island mid 11 t'm of
$10,000. Albrrs snys he will up
peal lii the Supreme Court al
Washington,
Lois Bailey, l'orest drove, sues
Jtis. S. Bailey for divorce, mid
asks for $50 monthly support of
herself nntl three minor children:
$50 attorney feet, mid $15 to pay
for filing her suit. She alleges
that the husband get up mid goes
awny at his pleasure, nnd returns
two or three times per year jusl
to ace how things arc getting
along hut leaves nothing for the
family larder.
For Sale An All-Work threr
lioltom Tractor; ha plowed but
800 acres; In good condition; or
would trade for A smaller tractor.
Reihi 11 Bros., Hunk, Ore.,he
tween Hunks and Mouutaiii
dalo. 49-50
Klmihclh Malaganda Snod
gnus sue F. P. Snodgrass for di
vorcc, alleging that after their
marriage in February, 1019, the
husband remained with her but fl
week, and then decamped to al
low her to provide for herself.
For Stile - Span small bunch
griifcseri; can be driven or used
under saddle, Route 6, Box ii 8 .
near Newton. 52
THRIFT IS A BROTHER
TO INDUSTRY
March Term to Convene
Monday in Month
SAVING money is second only in
importance to making it. Every
one slnnild be turning part of his
earnings into savings, It not only
brings individual prosperity, but
benefits the community here al
large.
The Hillsboro National Bank
(ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN
HILLSBORO) is just the place to
put your savings.
W. H. Wchrung, Prt.. J. F. Gardner, Cashier
Geo. E. Hoodie, Vice Tres. A. C. Engledingcr, Asst. Cash.
111
I
IlllllB
iYT lYaM II
II N I IMA
in
Ford truck for sale, - D. Cor
win.
Philip Kills. Il, of Gllll'H, WHS in
town today.
Horn, to Hi, miii! Mrs. .1. (
lli's.l. r, I lillshoro, a .Imifliler
(ieo. linrstlorf, of North Tua
utiii Plains, Wat in town thin
morning.
Horn, to Finest l.cluuati
wife, Cedar Mill, February
lt20, n girl.
tit
1(1
Andrew Hemller, Ih
Tualatin Plains 1 lolstciu
is report, d ipiite ill.
e Nortli
breed
I he Paii-Aiiierican can be
found on exhibit ion tit m y disda
room. I have taken the ageniM
I). Corn in,
l.lilheniu sen ices Mill be hel
un.litv, at V p. 111 , al tlie Advent
Church, Hascline St., Ujsbiro
by the pastor, P. II Selmm
1 or S.ilc Man well car. In
.pure ol Mis. A. Blades,
Main Mr.it, llillshoro. Phoiu-
.Mrs. I.li.n DcHonl, hu.-.I 81
years, pioneer of INm.ili. d to. lav
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
O. F. McCarthy. The fuiiera
takes place Sunday, at 3 11VI.uk
A. S. Fischeii rind brother, Jos
eph Fischcn, of soiitli of liloniu
nig, were 111 the city the lirst ol
the week, 11 ml culled 011 the fain
i I V journal.
i' 1 ii 1 f 1 .
itu nneo, 01 iinove iwinks
a in the city Monday, ami
made this oilier his it it 11 it ft 1 en
11 visit he has religiously kept fot
atioul a quarter of a century.
Sbibwoo.l for Sale l our foot
f.V.'S per cord; 1(1 inch, .f 1. '.'.) p.-i
cord. Alexander Itu.icka
I 1:11 t .1. I .....
iitiisiioro. leiepltoiie Z 1 3 1 01
!1'.'. 50 52
The Social Circle of the Con
Krcg11t11.11.il (Ini nil will meet
Thursday aft. moon, I'l h. '(itl
tit the home of Mrs. burn tin
Harrett, I I2H Fifth St
l or Sale I. inn line work
horses; weigh about '.'500; 7 and
N J ears; mare mid gelding; dark
tirow n.- - 1 rank II. .Moore, S50
Tliir.l St., llillshoro. 50 52
Fay Harrington, wife and son
of Morris, Mi -sola, arrived lust
Friday for an cvlcmlcd visit will
the father, II. Harrington, and
family, of North Second St-
For Sale - About 10 nice While
VI I t
l.egnorn nens ami some .luck eggs
for hatching.- Inquire of iut
Martin, Witch Hazel Slat ion. on
S. P. line. 50 52
l'.iiiiiirlt (lillcuw titer, wife and
family, of Kansas City, Mo., ar
rived Tuesday, and are quests al
the home of Mrs. l'.d. Schulnicr
ieh, a sister of Mr. ( iillenw titer.
Fur good buy in real estate,
for loans, insurance and notarial
work, .see F, I. Kuratli, Hillsboro
National Hank Hldg., upstairs.
F I. Kuratli. 18 tf
Mr. A. .. Morrow iud little
son returned to their home at Al
hany, Tuesday, after a two weeks
visit with Mr. Morrow' parents.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Linton, of east
of Hillsboro.
Wanted: Secondhand 400
egg incubator; 3 dozen hens or
pullet.; .state breed uud prices.
(live telephone number.---Al.
Demi, Hox (It), Route 4, Hillsboro.
Ore. 4!)-5l
TliON. J. Shaw Hues I.rttie Shaw
for divorce, and on account of
her desertion three years ago.
asks the court to give him fee
simple in land near (iastou, vul
lied at $900.
HOME FOR SALE
At a bargain; block on corner
Seventh and Oak Street; fl-room
house; good tile und cement eel
larj barn; chicken house; fruit of
all kiiida; about 20 bearing trees:
nil kinds berries; 2 Mocks from
public school; fine location. For
terms, inquire on premises. No.
873 Seventh St., Hillsboro. Ore
gon. H-0U
Cashier Reports That Collections
Are Better Than Last Year
FIRST 4 DAYS MORE MONEY
Owing to Prevalence of Flu, Num
ber Paying is Much Smaller
Mierill Alexanders tax collection
force has taking of money well
under way, beginning Monday
morning. Airs. It. It. Faster, the
1 - . 1 . . .
easnier, say uiai more Itus been
more money paid in up to Tluirs
.lay evening than for the corres
ponding four days of 1 1 I . She
state, however, that nut so many
people have paid, but the 11111111111I
coming 111 were greater pro rata
1 he fact that the Ilu has been
raging all oyer the county, doubt
less ha kept down the number o
visitors at the counter, and with 1
cessation of the epidemic tin J
no reason why collections will no
greatly exeeeil lliose ol last year
for a corresponding time.
i lie collection lorce is cotnpris
d of the following: I.etlgeruiali
W. W. Downs, deputy slo-rilT
Cashier, Mrs. It. It. Faster; a-jsist
ants, ( bus. alker and F.l. Hons
leputy sheriff, both nf Forest
Grove; Akin HoMiium, of Hills
hum. James Wood, High Si lion
stu. lent, being familiar with tin
record, assists afternoons.
MRS. ALMA BRICKEY
John W. Gate, of North Hills
i.tro, was called to Forest Grove
I'i b. I lib, to attend the fuii. rii
0 his sister, Mrs. Alma I,
rickcy, who died al IS. ml, Ore.
Feb. H, 11120, She was a ilauglitei
of Austin II. ami Harbara A.
ates, and was horn in Nebraska
May fl, I 8 5 ! . She was mariieil
o James M. Hrickry, in Hurt Co-
Neb., March 27. I7S, and bin
resided there until l!l(l, when
they c.'iine to ( Iregon,
I here were si children burn
o llieui: .Mice, wife ol Sam
Mai shall, of Forest Grove: liar
iiira, wife of A. W. liree.l. Hub
mrd, Ore.; Mrs. Kate Mackev
and Mrs. Maude lirowti and one
son. J.'iuies, of Hi nd. One son
lied in infancy.
Of her immediate family, she
survived by two brothers nnd
nil.
sister -Mr. Frank F. Ward,
of
Tekauiah, Neb-; George H.
(
iales, of Dallas, Ore., ami John
W. (iales, of Hillsboro. The
Giltuer brothers and Mrs. on
Ilartranipf, of l'orest Grove, and
Mrs. Andrew Phillips, of P rt-
and, are her cousin..
Her husband, J. M. llrickcv,
mil sun, James, accompanied the
lody to Forest Grove. Funeral
services were held by Kev. .Mr.
Burri, of the Christian Church,
from the litixton I'ndc rtaking
Chapel. She was laid to rest be
side her father and mother in the
urest View cemetery.
MRS. CLIFFORD WOODLAND
Mrs. Fiicile Imbrie Woodland.
wife of Clifford Woodland, died
1. 14, 11120, at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Fred illy, with whom
he was visiting, ut Ryan Place,
rum an attack of pneumonia fol
lowing influenza. She was born
this citv, July 20, J Sill, the
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Ft.
Imbric, the father and a sister.
Mr, illy, surviving.
She was married to Clifford
Woodland, May 7, 19UI, and for
some time they made their home
at Aberdeen, Wn., but forseveral
ears have resided in Portland.
The funeral took place here
Monday, from the home of her
uncle mid aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J.
. Imbrie, and interment was in
the Masonic Cemetery.
Mr. Woodland was highly es
teemed for her wonderfully sw ret
haracter, and those who huvc
known her all her life deeply re
gret her passing and extend the
husband and relatives the deepest
sympathy.
For sale: Hay horse, 10 years
d, weight 12oil. Victor Fabry
1 mile west of Hillsboro, on
the Hailcv place, on llascliiu
Road. Phone ll;l. 4S-50
Chris Johnson and son, D.'wev
f North Plains, were county scat
callers yesterday afternoon. Dew
ey successfully rode the Pythian
sehra at Nortli Plain the otln 1
evening and say after the exper
nee he believes, he can stick any
thing on the Round Up Held at
Pendleton.
Furms Wanted If your Wash
ington County farm is for sale,
write D. McChesntjy, 804V2 Oak
St., Portland, Oregon. We have
cash buyers for good Washington
County farms, and give you the
best of service. 4651
The County Court has issued a
proclamation declaring Banks ir
' incorporated town by a vote nf
(iO to 40. This means- that Banks
I is now free to elect a set of city
dads, put in electric lights, a wat
er .supply, pave streets ami do
things just as any well-regulated
city. W. F. Moore has been men
tinned for the new mayor-
.jujrfi j jmuu jwj,. I.: jag.
The Supply Committee of the
Hillsboro Health Association
1. I. Il I I: .
...... 11.. m ut: I'llOIIC in getier-
111 to give thought to the need of
the Loan Chest in eoiin. . Ii,, w,lli
the work of the Public Health'
Vi.i-i,,. 'I'l... .......I ;.. t ... 1
i.illow' cases, bulb and In. ..il ..'
cis, clean rags, men, women or
eniiaren a nigiiigown, nnd arti
cles for the home care of the sick.
As the name implies, the Commit
tee loan these things for cmcr
gencies ami doca nut give thotn
away. Articles that anyone wisl
to give may be taken to Weil's
Store, marked for the "Loan
Chest," or sent to Mrs. M. H.
Stevenson, chairman, at 1 758
Washington St.
F'or sale: On account of ill
health am compelled to greatly
reduce the size of my tuberculin
tested dairy herd. Will offer
singly or all, a bunch of hig grade
Jersey and Guernsey, from
yearlings to 8-year olds. This U
an opportunity to secure (in.
family cow or A lirst cla.s dairy
at actual-worth price. Farm lo
cated 2 miles west of Hillsboro
on Baseline road,oppusite Kilgore
Station on S. P. John A. Ilohbs,
Cornelius. R. 1; Tel. Cornelius
I'-ast 3. 4s 50
.Mrs. Henry Juluike, ag.-.l 23
years, dieil 111 Hillsboro, Monday
l ib. 10, following the death of
her twenty month old child, tin
iy prior. She is survived by hei
husband, why is ill with the iullii
.11 z.i, and a six months old child
I he bodies were shipped to Ilu
home, in North Santiiim, mothei
Hid child in the one casket. T!i.
family formerly resided at Rose
hi nr. an.i me niisnanu nas lie.n
1.1 1 1 !
working in a longing eami
iinove i miner, illness Mot (hem
.. 1 . .. ii-- . it. . ...
to Hillsboro for medical treat
inent. I'liil. rlakcr Limber ship
ped the remains.
Dairy cows for sale Twenty
one lieiul irra.le Jersry and Ili
triti cows, all tuberculin tested:
all in milk and all good produc
ers ; all fresh since last Fall and
arly Winter; all voting a tine
lairy herd; also yearling Guerit-
y high grade bull. Ten high
grade O. I, C, shoals, about 100
lbs. each. A. S. F.isehen. Corne-
ius, Ore., R. 2. Phone 11,11
151. 4!-5I
Monday, Feb. 23, will be ob
served as a holiday by the post
olliee. Neither citv nor rural
arriers will make deliveries out
side the olliee, but both tieiural
leliverv and citv carriers' win-
lows will be open for delivery of
mail trom 9:00 to !:;I0 A. M.
The money order uud postal sav
ings department will be closed
11 day.
Make 1920 pay you by clean
ing up your land with Dupont
Powder. I have three grades, the
rctic, Repaum and 20 Per Cent.
I buy in car lot and sell for less
than dealers buying in ton lots.
Special price in tun lot. to one
person.- , L. Steven., Laurel.
Ore. 47 tf
Mr. Christina Il.iase. aged
ibout 75 years, a native of Ger
many, died mar liloomiug, Ieh.
10, from an attack of paralysis.
She w as w idow ed some years airo.
I'he funeral took place Feb. 12.
mil interment was in the Bloom
ing Cemetery- She had lived in
this county over .'15 years.
F'or Sale A herd of high-grade
lersey cows and heifers, consist
ing of 8 cows in milk, as follows:
One ti year-old; 2 S -year-olds; 5
2-year old; 2 yearlings, 2 4
inonlhs old calves. Can be seen
it mv place, half way between
Scholls and Farmington. Hart-
el Crosby. 50-52
Paul C. Long, veteran of the A.
F.. F., with the famous 91st Di
vision, is spending; ;i few days
with his brother, I.. A. Donald
Long, now at Seattle, came
over tlie tirst ot tlie week to at
tend the funeral of his brother,
the late B. K. Long, and was
home Tuesday and Wednesday.
venings.
For Sale Two black grade
Ilolstciu cows, 4 and 5 years old.
ind one 3' Avshire bull, old
nough for service, cows will
freshen soon; have dried them up
to freshen. Also have a large
Bronze turkey gobbler for sale.
For full particulars inquire of D.
W.v'on, Mount.'tindalc 52
Mike Reeves, of near 1 irming-
ton, was in town vestcr.' v, and
incidentally started his "t)th an
nual subscription of the Vr,rus
which means that Reevi ; ; pnro
iates reading his horn ' 'iper.
Come asf.iin. Old Timer.
Have party with $2000 t 1 pay
on place with irood iiii tmffs-
Must be on highway. . W ll go up
to $15,000. Ralph AckW Land
Co., ,V?7 Corbett Bldg.. Portland.
Ore. " 50-51
The Study Dept. of th,- Coffee
Club w ill bold u post pom d meet
ing 111 the Board room of the Li
brary, Friday, February 20, at 2
m.
Wanted- - 1 pay best prices for
beef cattle, hogs, sheep, etc.; can
use good stuff any time. Phone.
Beavcrlon; miil address, W. W.
Mellar, Rcedville. Or. 50-3!)
Old Mr. Boreas gave Hillsboro
a slight Hurry of snow this morn
ing, but it did not endure long.
FRANK JOHNSON KILLS
nr
Ctl f AT
ULLI III
'iWa Former Resident of Forest
Grove, Pioneer W. Johnson's Son
HAD BEEN ILL FROM FLU
t - m:j - ir
mow ana i wo Children
Despondency Cause of Act
Frank Johnson, well known at
Forest Grove, killed himself the
first of the week at hi home near
Mist, Ore., blowing the top of Lis
fiend oil with a shotgun. Johnson
was the son of Pioneer William
r..i. . t i- 1
. unison, ami uven lor years
above l orest Grove, on Gales.
1.1 . . - . . .
i suori nine ago ne sold Jus
ranch in this county arid bought
one at Allst.
He leave a widow, formerly
Mis Myers, a son, Claude John
son, and a minor daughter, to
mourn his logs.
A recent attack of the flu
caused .Johnson to become
lesponderil.
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at my farm one-thin
mile jiortheast of Tigard, on Pa
cilie Highw ay, at 1 p. 111., on
MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1920
Eleven head good milk cows, 9
milking, I fresh before sale; reg
islered Holstein, to freshen short
ly nfter sale date ; 1 1 cows, giving
from 4' o to (1 gallons daily when
fresh; 2 fuil-blooded Poland
China sow s, 1 to furrow March 1,
the other April .'I, both these sows
are registered; boar, Duroc, one
year old, clible for registration;
Winona 3 inch wagon, nearly
new; hack, with pole anil shafts;
new Peoria double disc 12 hose
drill; 1 '., interest in Galloway No.
5 manure spreader; 4 interest in
No. 12 Smalfey F.nsilage cutter;
Hiuttiaii milking machine; new 3ii
foot 8 inches rubber .belt; new
one-horse Kentucky corn planter;
about eighty load of manure;
good ga engine, Hi power.
Terms: All sums of $20 and
under, cash. Sums over $20, six
months at 8 per cent, with banka
ble security. No stock removed
until settled for.
R. Hoffarber, Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer. '
Ferd Langer Jr., Clerk.
II. A. Kuratli is to enter the
primaries to succeed himself as
county clerk.
Orville Priekett, of Oak Park.
died Feb. 19, 1920, the result of
an attack of innuenza.
Found A piece of paper mon
ey. Owner call, prove property,
etc., at Argut office. See Mr.
Long.
E. Weibold, of Shefflin, and
Robt. Robinson, of Farmington,
were city callers last Friday
morning.
Lost Female pointer; white
with brown spot; State License
10; reward. See Wilcox, at
Shuck's Barber Shop.
r'.rnest Descamps. the French
man ot soutti ot Aloha, is now
mpposed to be away on a trip,
ind the theory that he was mur-h-red
is shot to pieces.
The City of Hillsboro lost its
ase against the North Coast
Power Co., on the matter of hv-
1 ra lit charge. The case will now
50 to the V. S. Courts.
Try our mail order department.
We have a most complete line of
general merchandise. Prices are
.ight. Will pay parcel post any-
vhere in county or state. W. L.
Steven, Laurel. 47-tf
M"r. and Mrs. Geo. Schulmerich
re here this week, visiting rela
tives. I hev attend tlie t'vtluan
ueeting this evening, and return
0 their Creswell home the last of
he week. j
If you have milk cows, beef
at tie hogs or sheep for sale,
hop me a post card. Highest
niees paid. Albert I.osli. Beav
rtou, Ore., R. 2; Tel. Hillsboro.
2R1. 39-39
W. R. Hoyt badlv cut his hand
Sunday while trying to help right
a big auto that had turned
over on tlie highway in F.ast
Hillsboro. The woman and child
in the machine with the driver
were thrown out but sustained no
serious injuries.
Eggs for Hatching O. A. C.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
intching; $1.50 per setting of 15.
Also a few registered Jersey
c nvs ana heifers tor sale. Wm.
Schulmerich, Hillsboro, Ore., 9th
md Fir Sts. 47-6
A. E. Dailev, the well known
Laurel mail carrier, was in town
as? week. His sister, Mrs.
Neighbor, well known here and
at Buxton, is now in the Alberta
district, in upper Canada. A. R.
sent her the Argus just to remind
her of Hillsboro folks-
Have party that will pay all
cash for stock and tools on farm
and rent the place. Must get
quick action on this as the party
is paying storage on his furniture
at the depot. Ralph Aekley
Land Co., 527 Corbett Bldg"
Portland, Ore.
50-51
E. Wyffles, of Cornelius, was a
city caller Tuesday.
O. Sehlaefli, of above Ivfoun
taindale, came In vesterdav on
business.
John McDonald, of Portland
w as out yesterday talking to his
insurance patrons.
F or sale : Vetch seed, 8e ; oats
ana vetch, mixed 4igc Brown
Bros., Cornelius, R. 2, Box 86.
Phone SchoIJs 2, line 9. 60-2
For Sale Will deliver 4-ft dry
fir wood in city Ben Sahnow,
iiiwsnoro, it. 1. urop a postal
card. - 50-62
Paul C. Long departed this af
ternoon for V ashougal, Wash-, to
attend the bedside, of his sister,
w no is critically ill.
For sale: Monarch 12-20 Cat
-. .;!!.. .. ...... . . . . . .1
i..K...a. ijic irnuiur, reasonaoie
price.Brown Bros., Cornelius,
K. 2, Vox StS. Phone Scholl 2, 5
line 9. 60-62
Members of the Coffee Club
tan obtain their February number
of the Oregon Federation Bulle
tin by calling at the Handy Store.
near the Post Office.
F'or sale: Five-room house.
large. lot; paved streets; 1st Ave
nue, Forest Grove. Easy pay
ment. See Mr. Bret.", 624 Base
line, Hillsboro. 4S.sn
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tup per and
child, of Klipsan, Wash., were
here last w eek, guest of the Wm.
Tuppers. They returned to the
ashington beach this week.
Want $5000 on highly im
proved 40 acres with good house
and outbuildings; on first mort
gage ; highly productive place and
lose in. Address Box 90, Route
5, Hillsboro. 49-61
M. C. Lincoln, veteran of the
Civil War, is in the hospital with
an attack of pneumonia. Dr.
Wood is caring for him and his
ondition is reported a rather
alarmini.
Will buy young horse, 14 hands,
about 1300; or will trade 6-year
horse, same as above, on a team
and pay difference. F. C. Fran
cis, Hillsboro. R. 4. Telephone.
35K8. 48-60
- 4
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. B rooks, of
Irst St., between Main and
Washington, arrived home this
week from an extended stay in
California. Mr. Brooks savs that
weather South has been very tine
this winter.
Registered Duroc Swine 75
head, bred sows, gilts, boars,
weaned pig. Some excellent in
dividuals. Priced right. F. J
Chalmers, Cornelius, R. 1. Phone
Hillsboro 10R2X5. 47-9
Hugh Roger states that the
second log train has been put on
timber district. There will be a
third logging train put on. in a
few weeks, the Wheeler people
being ready for a big cut, both of
logs and lumber.
Try our mail order department
We have a most complete b'ne of
general merchandise. Prices are
right. Will pay parcel post any
where in county or state. W. L.
Stevens, Laurel, Ore. 44tf
Methodist Episcopal Church,
Third and Washington. The
quarantine has been lifted and all
the services at the Church of the
Friendly Greeting will be re
sumed Sunday, the 22nd. Wal
ton Skipworth, pastor.
For Sale Four graded Hol-
tein cows; three fresh; one to be
fresh March 15; all good milkers.
Vt the John Ritter place, K
miles north of Helvetia. Phone
North Plains 6F25. Geo. Ritter,
Hillsboro, R. 1, Box 73. 48-50
Grabel Precinct Voters in
Grabel precinct, which covers all
the territories of former south
east and southwest Hillsboro out
side of the city limits of Hillsbo
ro can register with C. F- Grabel
at his home near the Minter
Bridge.
We have a few snaps to offer
2 acres southeast of Hillsboro.
all cleared; fair buildings; tine
Loganberry land; $4200; terms.
Also 171,0 acres near Hillsboro;
n-iarly all cleared; fair buildings;
family orchard, $4500; $3000
lown, .balance terms. A. L.
Yanskey Co., Hillsboro, R. 2, Box
132. Phone 88R3. 49-51
Schools opened in the city
Wednesday morning, after being
losed an even week. The auth
orities thot that notwithstanding
there were many flu cases it was
safe to start things going again
is physicians report the epidem-
subsiding and not exceptional
severe. Place for Rent Thirty-one
acres; 12 acres cleared, ot which
3 acres is No. 1 beaverdam onion
land; good producing; house and
barn; upland good for small dai
rying. A snap and a chance for
some one with small means to
make money. On rock road.
ddress, O. L., care Argus, seal-
J envelope. No triflers. Cash
rent. 48-50
House and three lots for sale
5 rooms, bath and pantry; lot of
fruit, berries and nuts; on carline,
at flag stop. House in good re
pair. On North Range and Fir
Sts. Inquire Tel. 2774, or call
at 783 North Range.
48-50
rs?.i"i"in'!,.!..i
I CILARLES ANDERSEN
Attorney-at-Law
Olliee Up-sluirs, Hillsboro Nation
al Bank Bldg., office formerly oc
cupied by the late H. T. Baglov.
HILLSBORO, - - -OREGON
E. H. Smith, M. D. D. O.
Physician and Surgeon
OSTEOPATH
Completely equipped hospital iu
connection. Call. answered day
or night. Olliee over Hillsboro
National Bank.
Hillsboro, .... Oregon
Dr. J. O. Eobb Dr. 1). R. Wiley
ROBB & WILEY
Physician and Surgeons
Commercial Bank -Building
Hillsboro, - Oregon
Phones Olliee 111; Res.
143
Dr. J. B. Dinamore
Has resumed the Practice of
Medicine and Surgery, and has
ofhecs in the Commercial Build
ing, above the Hillsboro Commer
cial Bank,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
DR. E. T. HELMS,
Chiropractic Physician
Using in connection Electricity,
Hydrotberpathy and Scicntilic
Dietetics. Culls answered dav or
night. Telephone 296 1Z.
Offices 1 and 2, Heidel Building,
Hillsboro ... Oregon
DR. C H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs in Hillsboro Commercial
Building, Main St., Teephone 13
Hillsboro, - Orego 1
DR. W. H. PASLEY,
Dentist
Offices in Heidel Bldg.. upstairs
Main St., adjoining Post Olliee.
Phone, 25i6.
Hillsboro, - Ore 0 1
Licensed Oregon 280; Penn. 1018
Phone 972
GEO. J. LIMBER,
Funeral Director
Moderate Prices. Personal Ser
vices. Residence Funeral Parlors,
Washington and Sixth Streets.
Automobile Hearse
Hilsboro, ... Oregon
H. W. PRICKETT,
Undertaker
We answer calls day or night to
all sections. State Licensed
Enibalmer
Banks, .... Oregon
Dr. J. H. Rossman,
DENTIST
Room 1, upstairs, Shate Building,
over Pharmacy,
Hillsboro, ... Oregon
Dr. J. SORENSEN
Veterinary Surgeon
Late State Deputy
Calls answered Day and Night.
Telephone, Office, 352; Res.,353.
No. 1242 Second St.
Hillsboro, - - - Oregon
J. H. LAYNE
Real Estate Agent, Notary Public
North Plains, Oregon
FARM BARGAIN
Farm for sale: 100 acres all
in cultivation ; on state highway ;
at Witch Hazel Station; 14 miles
due west of Portland; land pro
ductive; fair house and outbuild
ings; right at the station; not far
from school. This tract will be
sold at a bargain. A chance for
some one to get a fine farm at t
sacrifice. Address or call on
Wakefield, Fries & Co., 83 Fourth
Street, Portland. 48-50
Congregational Church, Main
and Fifth Sts- Bible School at 10
a. m. Worship and sermon at 11
a. m. ; topic, "Proving God." At
:30 slides on The Immigrant
will be shown and the pastor will
speak briefly on "Christian Amer
icanization." Special music at
both services. II. A. Deck, min
ister.
For Sale, cheap One team of
heavy work horses, set of heav
harness, 34 Winona wagon nn.i
wood rack ; some cord wood ant!
some timber. Apply to Janei,
Cruikshank, 872 First St., Hills
boro. 50-52
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
eggs for hatching. My mating
are much better than ever this
year, and we guarantee satisfac
tion. Price, $1.50 for 15 eggs.
E. L. McCormick, 1324 Jackson
St. 47-tf
For sale Carter car, w ilh good
engine; suitable for truck, pur
poses. Also 50-gallon gasoline
tank; express natron and milk
cooler. Mrs Josiah Millar, Reed-
ville, Ore. Phone, Beaverton
central. 50-52
For sale: Forty-seven head
goats, old and young, nil fine ani
mals. FL J. Christenscn, Hills
boro, R. 3; two miles north of
Helvetia. Phone 16F21 North
Plains. - 49-51
E. L. Pct'kiutt reports that the
long-drawn-out strike which has
been in force at the local plant of
the Willys Overland plant at To
ledo, Ohio, is called off and 6,000
men are again at work under an
agreement satisfactory to both
sides of the controversies.