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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1920)
HOME INDUSTRY ARE YOU READY! Easter Is Here We Are Prepared to Serve You 1P11 Crowded with Season's Newest Ready-to-Wear & Marx Clothes For Men and Boys HERE READY TO PUT ON AND WEAR THEY FIT SO PERFECT THEY NEED NO ALTERATION. WE HAVE THEM IN ALL THE NEW MODELS HIGH WAISTLINE, WITH BELT OR WITHOUT, BROWNS, GREENS, GREYS, STRIPES, CHECK OR PLAIN BLUES. ALL SIZES 32 TO 50. $35 to $75 Let us show them to you " " " h - ;,u c WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR Coats - Suits- Dresses - Waists Largest stock in the county. Most complete and Reasonable New Short Coats $19.85 A most wonderful value P.elted style in t.-in. brown, blue pleated baek, all wool material of medium weight. Sizes 18 to t?. Easily worth to $25. New Easter Suits $39.50 Serges--Yes but a good one, several different style to seleet from dark navy blue. Sizes 16 to 55. Worth to $50. Wirthmore Silk Blouses $6.75 C r e p e de c h e n e, (ieogette crepe. All new. All sizes to 4fi. NEW OXFORDS and PUMPS All the ne west styles, in l.l.nk or brown or white kid. Patent leather. inrruw or iui: H null. Low, Medium I'reneh heel. Priced $4.95 to $12.00 Luxite Hosiery Ribbed toj), !)Se to $4.00. Silk, lisle or cotton. Ail new shades. Women's Kid Gloves $1.98 to $6.50 All the new styles in all sizes and color to match your dress or suit. I Vnm MI9t It emu SIMPLICITY iB the l.e y n o t e of the Bihart new spring styles illustrated in glorious profusion in The Spring Fashion Book Now On Sale You may carry out fach design iti thh Spring book by using Pictorial Review Palternt April Styles Now Ready New Neckwear Collors and C'uft s e t s or separate collars. Vest fronts. 50c to $4.00 GOSSARD Front Lace CORSETS vi fit All expert Corsetiere to you in style you need I ouie in. t ree advis! We have your style. sizes 18 to .;. $2.50 to $15.00 Gossard Brassiers 75c to $4.00 Forest Grove k J MA S m AT X U:iu " Oregon Said the governor of Texas to the farmer of that state: "When you wake up in the morning it is to the ttlttrm of Connecticut clock. You yet up and button on Chicago suspend ers to your Detroit overalls. You go out and wash your face with Cincinnati soap in an Iudiatmpo lis wash basin. You sit. down to your breakfast ami eat from a ta ble made in Grand Rapids, Mich igan, and you eat Chicago meat. And your bread is made of len- nessee flour, cooked on a St. Louis stove. You go out and put a New lork bridle on a Kentucky mule, fed on Iowa corn, and plow vour farm nil day, which is covered with a Massachuetts mortgage. And nt night when von get home. you read n Bible printed in Bos ton, and you say a prayer writ ten in Jerusalem. And vou craw under a blanket manufactured in N'ew Jersey to be kept awake all night ly a d dog -the only home product you have on th farm." R. II. Greer has handled unr- - n den seeds for 29 years. lie known what you need. Greer. Powers t - - Co. BUf Nick Remitter, who nioneered Ion opening up the farms on Coop er Mountain, near Iteaverton. w - a city caller yesterday. Floyd Hall, of Shadv llrook. I was in town Saturday, greeting Iriemls after a siege of the pre vailing malady, the I In. J. W. Bailey, of the Commer cial Bank, accompanied bv Mrs .... . . Haiiev, went to California ast wt'ek to remain a couple of months. For sale: Rabbits. New Zea lands and Flemish Giants: n.-.li i greed, registered, and Standard utility stock. W. J. Rogers, Hen verton, Or., R. 4, Box 12. 8 5 Oswald Olson, of Cornelius recently arrived home from an extended stay in the1 Mississippi I valley, ami was a llillshoro call er Monday. Four-foot oak. first and second growth fir; and Hi inch pine, for sale. . . Kraut acht. nhone 25Uxl. Will deliver, or sell on place. ,vs Mrs. Nancy Johnson, one of the pioneers of the Gleneoe-North Mains section, was a city caller Tuesday inorniiiir and visited the Argus ofKce while in town. For sale: Two Lincoln rams. yearlings, offsprings of Salem prize winners, line animals. Columbus Schmidt, Hillsboro, R. I ; Tel. North Plains CF2. 8 5 Pete White, of Ch errv Grove. was in town Saturday" White hnd three broken ribs and a sieie of the Flu all at the same time, and is just getting back to his ap petite. Frank Harbtrg, who bouirht and sold cattle in the Or.-ni. West Union, section for manv years, was out from Portland Monday afternoon, greeting coun ty seat friends. For sale: Two lots. 50x!M each, with alley; good soil; well worked; barn of new umber good to dismantle and use in house; close in. frontinir on Oak. Call on Mrs. Altman, H42 Base line. a. a Cong. Church, Main & Fifth A special musical nroirrani will he rendered bv the choir. ntiwivt. ((1 by ottier musical talent, Sun ilav. at 7:3(1 n. m At it ... the pastor will take, for hi t..i.i r.nuurmg friendship." Kecep Hon of new members at this ser Vice. Special musicnl nnmlx.ru Two anthems bv the choir."! lark Jlark, My Soul." and "Alleluia " solo by J. W. Brown, of Portland. fl a . . II. J. IJCrk. in n utif EGGS FOR HATCHING Single Coml White M inorca American Beauty Strain, very targe. 1'ure White roosters weighing from 9 to 10 lbs. Hens from 6l- to 8 V, lbs. non-setters Won twenty prizes at two shows in iiu. have four fine large birds for mating. My pen are of the Famous Bowen strain, Cali forna, weighing from 0 to 10 lbs. each. Effgs. 88.00 iter IK. of $1(5.00 per 100. 0tf Wm. Tupper. Hillsboro, Oregon. OREGON ELECTRIC To PORTLAND LV. Hillsboro 6:20 a. m 7:10 a. m 9:27 a. m 12:53 p. m 3:48 p. m 6:59 p. m 9:13 p. m...( Daily and Sunday. From PORTLAND At. Hillsboro 8:46 a. m. 11:41 a. m. 2:12 p. m. 5:21 p. m. 6:14 p. m. 7:16 p. m. 11:60 p. m. S. P. TIME TABLE To PORTLAND hv. Hillsboro 7:22 a. m a. m p. m p. m.. . . . p. m p. m From PORTLAND At. Hillsboro ...8:15 a. m. ...10:59 a. m, ... 4:21 p. m. ... 6:47 p. m. ... 9:00 ft. m. 12:15 p. m. G 0 A R 9 1" i P"" El R Week Is Here Only a few days left to choose that Easter Garment. Come in, we'll help you in your selecting. There is a de lightful variety to choose from. The New Suits- are very smart and becoming this season. Braid trimmed, Hutlon trimmed, flares, ripples and straight lines are all here. Trieotinc, Jersey, Serge ami I'oiret Twill are the h ading materials. The New Coats- so different, nothing fussy, they're soft, warm, service able and becoming, Polo Cloth, Camel's hair, Ouvrtyiii , and Jersey are the most popular, Sport or full length. The New Dresses- of soft Taffeta, Satin, Serge, Tricotine or Jersey, in pret ty smart lines, Models to fit any figure, Smart Separate Skirts - Clever ones fur certain occa sions, and smart ones for every day too. New Spring Waists- Mainly ones, and good wearing ones too. Lace, headed and milled effects. Very dainty. The Only Exclusive Woman's Store in the County GOAR'S WOMAN'S SHOP 1212 Main Street. - Phone 422X Hillsboro April 1 and the trout fishing season will be on anil local fisher men are getting their tackle to gether. We shr.ll soon see how the streams deliver their fruit--hut we'll wager that Bill I '.in rick will make a catch uhethor thev bite or not. Mrs. M. A. Powell visiled with her son, John Powell, of the S. 1'. Co., in Portland, over Sunday. Henry Meacham, of above Mouiitaiudale, was in the- city Monday. " Clem Shaner, of Jolly Plains. was in town Monday, SUMMONS 10:09 1:36 4:63 6:38 9:50 Hat.llrrlav unit Snrwlmr nnlv Lv. Hillsboro ( Ar. Hillsboro 3:32 p. m. , 2:09 p. m In the Circuit Court of the State of Oreifon for Washington County. A, J. Hess. J. W. Ileus. Hiram .1. Hess and jasper E. Hess, plaintiffs vs. Frank Z. Taylor, and heirs-nt-luw of John A. Taylor, d.'ccusal, ulso till other persons or parties un known claiming any rijfht, title, estate, lien or interest in real estate (described in the complaint hereir defendants. , Tn U'mnit 7. Tnvlnr otwl l,l.ul. law of John A. Taylor, deceased, and also all other nprHortft Yir nurtii.u un known claiming any right, tille.estute, lien or interest in the real estate des cribed in the complaint filled herein. in tlio nnma nf 1 ha lalo nt I li-r,fr.,n Y6u and each of you are hereby re quired tn antiear in tho nhriirn entitlcil enurt nnrl rniiHf unt nnnwnc iUa complaint filed against you in the arxive entitled cbuhb on or be fore the 13th day of May, HI20 cni1 H.i to h..inr u(i..r 1 1, expiration of six weel.s from the date of the first publication of this silm- mnns. Hif flrnt mililipntifin thm-aif tiu. . - . ......... ... Ing Thursday the 1st day of April, 1920, and set up by way of answer unv rlnim vnll nr mir-h rif vim hntra in and to the real property herein des- rrllipl Atirt vnll nnl uai nf tr.n uill please take notice that if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintiffs wi'l apply to the court for the re!i"f pray ed for in their complaint, to-wit: For a decree adjudging plaint iTs to be the owners in fee simple and in actual possession aeeorrlinp to their respective interests therein ns pot out in their complaint of all of the follow- j Ing di'seribed reaf property situate in Washington County, Oregon, to-wit: The West half of the Northwest ipiur- ter ot .-section Zl, 1 . Z S. K. 1 W Will Mer.. containing Mil Apr. And that you anrf each of you he itirever narrea anu precluded from claiming or attempting to claim or as sert li nv intercut In nr rlirhl tn an!. I premises or any part thereof adverse to iiib ime oi me tuaintirr therein, and that the title of the plaintiffs in and to said real property be forever iuien-(i us against any ciuim or Inter est, right or title therein on the part of either of you. ', This Summons is served upon you by publication thereof in the Hillsbo ro Arfrus pursant to and by virtue of an order of .the Hon. J, W. Good in, Judge of the County Court of Wash ington County, Oregon, made and duted the 27th day of March, 1921), which order reouires that you appear and answer aid complaint on or be fore tho l.'llh day of May, 1 f20. JOHN M. WALL, Attorney for Plaintiff, Resident address, Shute Block, Hills-' boro, Oregon. NOTICK OK I'KKMTOn.S In the County Court of the Stair f Oregon for Washington County. In the Matter of the Kstuto of C. P Wunderlieh, dis-eased. Notice Is hereby given, that the un tlersigned has been duly appointed by the above entitled court, as Adminis tratrix of the estate of saiil disused. With tho Will nt unl.l ,i...i ' ..... ... , ,-u(.lu minrx- ed, and has duly qualified as such. Now, therefore, nil persons having claims agulnst said estate are hereby notilied and required to present the same, together with proper vouchers therefore, tn tho n,,,l..i...,...i ,i.. aw office of llnre, McAlear & peters, ii inu American Nallonal Hank Huild ing. in Hiltslxirn Wn.kl c Oregon, within six months from the nate nereor. Hnted this 1st day of April, I0i!0. EI.1ZAHKTH WUNDKHI.lCll Adniliilstiutrlx of said estate, with the will of said decedent nmi....l Hare, McAlear & Peters, Attorneys wi tiimiijiNirati ix. FARMERS' FEED SHED Open Again f Under New Management Plenty of room for teams when you come to town AUTO LIVERY CONNECTED GIVE US A TRIAL THE OLD BROWN STAND J. C. ROLLINS, Prop. Main St., opposite Guyton Blacksmith Shop
