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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1920)
Telephone Eat 8 GO Residence Et 3384 Hawthorne Vulcanizing Works AUTO TIRE REPAIRING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION L. KASSfcBAUM, Proprietor WE SELL GUARANTEED NEW AND SECOND-HAND TIRES AND TUBES Double-Tread Lock-Stitched Tires 409 I Inwthoi nc Ave ., Il.-I. (ini.nl Ave. ami Sivlh Si. PORTLAND, ORE. pw-i-j-yK;iWvylliI'-fr-llBllllll USED CARS In order to reduce my Mock of ued cars I m offering some very ntlrnctivc deal nt thi time. Call and look them over. 1 Oldt.mobile Six, new, at reduced price, never ued. 2 Ohhrnohilo Six, at n bargain. 2 Vclie Car, in Rood hape. 1 Chevrolet. I Saxon, 6 cylinder, at a bargain. 1 Ford. 1 Hudson 40. 1 Dodge Commercial Car, at a bargain. 11919 Maxwell. 1 1 lie-ton Republic Truck. 1 1-ton Republic Truck. H. C. Peterson Hillsboro, Oregon THE TWO MILL TAX The objection Iihm been raised In the two mill htnte tax for clemcn tnry ! ID-fit iiri (lint school tuxes lire iilrciiilv henvy .mid have been i Mi-ri-fi si iik rnpidly. Tin' following it the mill-'it"' for County School iiinl I.ihriry fiiinl I lie a hI six y n rs Mil 1 lit 1.1 1111(1 A Venice ;i.I7.i tn i 1 U HII7 I ! I H I Hill A vcriue :i.lil nulls. 'Jill' I1VITIJ4I for ( lit for the . . n.iH inilK 'A.'i'i mill-. ;i . i a mills .'I vrnrs ii . 3.(l(! mill- :i.hh mill-. . A.V.M mills ;t veiiM is lilill.iK1' fn HOTEL WASHINGTON Dining Room is Now Operated as Restaurant We serve meals, short orders and lunches at all hours mi si (line vrnrs hliow s Mil icliiul decrease over I III" average three years previous, 'f lir miionnl .'iiil mil by (In school cle rks for nil expenses in eluding teachers' salaries, jani lors, furl, insu raiur, interest anil irinriial of bonds, out slamliny warrants ami every oilier item during Hie years IHI' llllil and III lit averaged ), I If.'I.OOO per year. The average of the .same, expend iture lor tlie live years precccd iU 11)17 was flH:i,(ilO per year. This shows mm increase diirinit these three years of liili prices of less than i per cent in the total lost of running the school., over the average of the 5 years pre cceding. The above is an exhibit of the strange fact that taxes for schools in Washington County have not been increasing: to any apprecia ble extent. More money must be raised for schools anil the only ipie.stion is. "Shall it all lie raised by the un just incthoil of district special lav vnrxing in different districts from nothing to "0 mills or shall part of it be raised by a general two mill tax on all the propi ily in the j state?" i! per cent of ull the money used for schools last year was raised by special district taxes ami ' one fourth of the taxable properly was pruetieally exempt. Twelve districts in Washington County having an aggregate val nation of .t'i.Ci.lO.flOl) hail no spec ial school tax this year, and ten more districts with an aggregate valuation of 12, 701 ,0.12 levied less than 1 mill. N. A. Frost, Co. School Supt. R. L. TUCKER Pa, CtMrNl CEMINT tfl BUILD YOUR CHIMNEY with bricks, lime, cement, tie., of our supplying and you'll have a chimney that will stand wind, weather and heal. The bricks are all hard baked and sipiared to a hair, the lime and cement re the bent It is possible to obtain. ' Main St. and P. R. & N. Ry. Telephone 841. APRON SOCIAL An apron social will be given by the Kinton Grange on the evening of April 3, 1!)L'(). A program will be rendered of which the play "Hack to the Country Store" will be the leading number. , Cast of Characters Abiineledr Quigley Iliggin botham (known as QuigVMel vin Vnuderiuost. Mrs. Jerushn Higginhoth.im ((Juig's mother) Mrs. .1, C. I.eedy. Amariah IIiggiiibothani( (Juig's father) - II. J. Valentine. Dudley Weatherwax ((Juig's crony) Floyd C. Hierly. Miss Marguerite Vanliiirrn (Quig's best girl) Mrs. Homer Davisi.' Miss Maria .Jiidkins (Quig's second best) K.dith Vanklcck. Hiram Htickleton (a village grocer) -Walter VanKleck. Mrs. Ciarlinger (a country birds pl TRADE MARK F arm Tractor Here's the one Farm Tractor that has real practical service behind it, and a tractor without prompt efficient service cannot deliver its full value to the owner. The Fordson Trifttor will furnish all the power the fanner wants in farm ing and also all the power he may want for cutting ensilage and wood, for milking, electric lighting, household conveniences, etc. It is the marvel money-maker for the farmer. Let us tell you about the Fordson tractor and the service we offer with it. Made by Henry Ford & Son and sold by OTTO ERICKSON & CO. BEAVERTON, HILLSBORO AND FOREST GROVE of iilllllll Act I. I'ower of dame) Mrs. L. S. Iticrly. Mr. TiiiileHH (d widow will six ) Mrs. .1. ('.. Anderson. Synopsis Act 1 --Silting room of Higgiu bothaiu home. Act il Inl.rior I luck h ton's Store. Act III Saul.- as Recitation, "The Friendship," An Ancient Legend, by Carl Weih king. Music anil sinking between acts Cafeteria lunch after tie pro gram. Admission according to capac ity, jiiic cent i,r each inch of apron siring required ( encircle the cii( iiiiiI'i ri n c of the bread basket. The proceed will be turned over to the (i range Hall Fund. Come one and all. I.augh and live; "cat drink and be merrv." WELFARE CLUB j The last milling ,,f M Welfare' Community Club, I'arinington, was held at the home of Mrs.! Weston, March 'i't, Mrs. I.indow,! vice president, presided. The vis- ' itorn were Mrs. I.orsung, Mrs. I Anderson and Mrs. I.illigard. I Mrs. Weston ive a prize to' the one who could carry the most 1 peanuts on a knife. Mrs. Krausc, i who canned 27 peanuts in tw minutes, was the winner. J The next meeting will be withi Mrs. JI. Schulincricli, April 8. j "A new note we've struck it" Chesterfield 0Msh8rpa,"no "flats," but my! how Chesterfields "Satisfy f A delightful selection of fine Turk ish and Domestic tobaccos, harmo niously blended in an entirety new and exclusive way, The blend is based on our private formula the outcome of many yean of experiment. And the final result has justified the time and money spent. For certainly, Chesterfielda do "satisfy." But don't take our word for it Smoke a Chesterfield today and find out for yourself. The special, moisture-proof package keeps Chesterfields firm and fresh, Free Methodist Church, John i (i. Ilessler. l'astor. '! he usual; Sunday School and preaching hours w ill In- devoted to Sunday i School session and program by i the Sunday school. Class meet ing at 12 o'clock. Service nt 7;.'I0 p. m.. prayer meeting Thurs- i day, 7 :.'I0 p. in. A. D. Hill, of above Laurel.; was in town Tuesday. Arthur! says that the hill is pretty slick ' in these days of snow flurries and ; rain. W 1l't: -f 4L " " A. B waul Merit That Makes Mileage In Tires for the Smaller Cars ; Such extraordinary competence and care fulness as are characteristic of all Goodyear manufacture likewise characterize Goody-ear's building of tires for the smaller cars. Only very unusual experience and endeavor make possible the high relative value built into the 30x3-, 30x3V2', and 31x4inch Goodyear Tires in our Plant No. 2, the world's largest factory devoted to these sizes. In addition to the larger sizes Goodyear builds, a daily production averaging 20,000 tires of these smaller sizes alone makes them easily available, regardless of the big demand, to owners of Ford, Chevrolet, Do t, Max well, and other cars taking these sizes. 4 . If you are one of these owners, go to the nearest Goodyear Service Station D :aler for these tires, and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. He carries a stock. JX)x3Vfe Goodvear Double-Cure en Fsbric, All-Weathtr Tread 30x3', Goodyear Single-Cure . J -I tjQ Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread 1 Coodyear I leavy Tourist Tubes are thick, strong tubes that reinforce casing properly. Why risk a good casing with a cheap tube.' Goodvear Heavy Tourist Tubes c t' little more than tubes of less merit. 30x3' 2 si:e in ui i'er- 4 AQ proof bag - - . ' f - GOODYEAR TIRES FOR SALE BY THE FOLLOWING DEALERS F. E. HARTRAMPF, Hillsboro M. P. CADY, Hillsboro TALLMAN & ELLIOT, Forest Grove STIPES GARAGE, Beaverton BANKS GARAGE, Schroll Bros, Prop . Banks, Ore.
