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r- 4 A,: HOTEL WASHINGTON Dining Room is Now Operated as Restaurant We servo meals, short order and lunches at all hours UN R. L. TUCKER d5N WHEN YOU BUILD n liousr, you liliilil it to lust a life liiiir. We ! lii vf thor oiilily in Hi lling nuiti'ri.'ilH which will n-Kist tt'inllirr I'onilitioiiN ; w 1 1 i ' 1 1 form n Ntroiif, roiiiicl Htructiiri' ; mil which fclv tin; lirhl iii- rn nc )(inilil'-. Our di" livrry nervier in rxreliiiniil. Why not give us J our onlcr ? Main St. and P. R. & N. Ry. Telephone 841. A SPSS Take Five New Members Into Their Association WILL MEET BI-MONTHLY Association Addressed by E. L. West, of Agricultural College l , -'A ,1 5 KM fsTORAGE BATTERyI 1 M USL a corrpcf bat tery and fompluto ervice Your Battery's Sturdiness IT'S when your battery's plates wear out, that you buy a new battery. Economy for you, therefore, means the battery with durable plates. Machine Pasted Plates are what put the extra wear into the USL Battery. Heavy machine-pressure compresses' the plate material into n tough, sturdy struc ture that stands up and lasts. Jars, tops, separators, cases all details right. The USL is a guaranteed battery. We back the USL Battery with a SERVICE which keeps your electrical system in tunc and keeps you "battery happy." ! Hillsboro Battery Service Station 1118 2nd St., Phone 591 Tin: Washington County IIoKl' iii AnKociutioll were out in force l.i .1 I'riduy, when tiny, met nl tin' llillslmro Clith to (.ilk over Hoi slriu iifTttirw. Tint tr--1. i n if wn. well nt tendril and tin: Ilolhteiu men heard a splendid nddret-s from E. L. West, of Corvallis, of tin- Kxtriision Dairy Department. Mr. West told tliein many thiiijf. ahoul tin- Jloltiteiiis which was news to tunny, yid Jut dwelt upon tint hcut atrains for breeding inul dairy purpose. Mis talk was re pletc with information, and In was nivt-ii the. closest attention. Tint Association voted to liavi a picnic of the Ilolsteiii men mid their families and friends alonj.' in June, the date and place to be determined later. Mr. Martin, of Haines Station, near the (trove. W.N', llathorn, .of Laurel, am! Thus, ('aniiichael; of Gaston, were named as a committer l" take charge of the jrala day, mid a hiff program will be on tin: bills, as well ns an all day basket pic nie. Thcv decided to meet the see ml Monday ill July, September and November for the currriii year, and thereafter unless a change be made later. Five new members joined tin association Chas. J. Herb, of near Hanks; Otto .lossy, of near Helvetia ; M. Susbaiier. Cornelius; (ierhard fi.iet.e, of Illoo'iiinp, ami Clm.s. Spierintr, of North l'lains. Ilolsteiii breeding is coining in to its own in V'shini;!oii Count and partisans of the breed pro pose that oijjani.ation will Ik dp .il.uitf the cai se of the bl.ick-aiid-whilq producers. CARD OF THANKS "c desirtt to extend our .sincere thanks to all who so kindly aided us and extended sympathy durini1 our bereavement, the death and obsequies of our mother, the late Cordeli;i Clark Cook. ( The Children. Cornelius, Ok May 4, 1920. For sale : Top liuppy, pood a . new-, a bargain. Inquire at Frank Cleveland's, Cornelius. 1'.' O. Ad dress, Box 15. 8-10 Cars to Fit Your Needs CHALMERS The Chalmers chassis hat been so perfected during the past three seasons that it may now be considered as a collection of well-balanced mechanical units. Chief among these is the famous Chalmers Hot Spot Engine, with its Ram's-! lorn manifold and other advanced features of design. No other mo tor is its peer in year-'round smoothness of operation and genuine efficiency in extracting high power from present-day low grade fuel. Essex An Essex made a 105-mile run from Astoria to Portland, covering this dis tance in 2 hours and 21 minutes and beating the best previous time by 51 minutes. Maxwell Numerous changes in this year's model include: NEWLY CONSTRUCT ED PISTONS, HOTCHKISS DRIVE, TWO-UNIT STARTING AND LIGHTING SYSTEM AND NUMEROUS OTHERS of which we will tell you from time to time. Call and See Us or Phone For Appointment Forest TWI C Al l CM Jt WV Forest Grove Grove WASHINGTON COUNTY DISTRIBUTORS PETERSON WINS The jury in circuit court last Fri day rend red a verdict for Peter son Bros, in the case wherein John J'. 1'orbis, of Forest; (irove, sued tin; firm for ij"J0!iO, the sum paid them for a Cleveland tractor and attachment for farming. The plaintiff contended the tr.ieloi had a faulty oiling system, ami therefore wanted his money back, The jury decided that the ma chine bad been lienli;eiitly hall died and that had it received proper oiling the cae would not have been in court at least that was the essence of their verdict. Consequent ly Mr. 1'orbis will have to pay the costs of the case. The jury Olio U'ohler, Perry lieiieficl, Win. I aull, Win. Peters. P. I. Lillian!, Henry Clark, Da vid IIaK J- I'ean, Win. Hughes, (rover Combs, (ie. Pur dy and C. Rehse. EGGS FOR HATCH If !G Spies came up Sunday and re ino ed the I .d t ) thel home. John V'ande.rwul made rapid work for the damages caused by water at the recent fire in (lie Ib idel building. He adjusted the loss and paid claims the same day to the Handy Store and Mrs. Stock ton's Millinery. i J. A. Thornbiirr:, of I 'or-st (rove, was down Momhiv, sli;'k i'lg hands w ith Ibll doroiles. J. t. is president of the Forest Grove National, b.,t lind-. time all 'In time to boost his home town and his home cnuutv. lie and 'eke '.ddy met while they rrc in the city and cull vx.a r.ilher admiring the oth.-r s "front." Mike O'Meara, of near Elmjn ica, spent the day in the city Friday, greeting: friends. John I. Marsh, of Ccntrville, was transacting bu.siui'M In thrt city the last of the week, Single Comb White Minorca American lleauty Strain, very Targe, Pure White roosters, weighing from !) to 10 lbs. Hens from C'j to lbs, non-setters. Won twenty prizes at two shows in 1 !!!). I have four fine large birds for mating. My pens are ol the I'amous Ilowen strain, Cali forna, weighing from I)-to 10 lbs. each. F.gg", $.1.00 per 15," of $15.00 per 100. 50tf Win. Tupper. Hillsboro, Oregon. Gus Klier, of near Laurel, was over tow n Monday. I5en Sahnow, of near West l."n ion, was in the city Saturday. J. II. Voelker Jr., of near lilooining, was an Argus caller. Saturday afternoon. The litth. son of ( has. Spies, of near Elinoniea, was operated on for tonsil removal last week, !' Dr. J 1J. Dilisniore. SI r. rind M rs. 1 Shingles for Hard Service to vitkstaoJ all kiiiji of wea ther must he made from gooJ live timber, of full thickness and slowly dried. That ex plains why some shingle roofs wear so much longer than others. A e,od shingle toof is the cheapest in the end. H you're K"ini to recover your house you'll be interested in our practical experience with roofs. It's free get it. Copeland & McCready Hillsboro, Oregon 111' m4 '"rVR!llSlllWS of Style, anxl Qualify We won't be pleased unless we please YOU. But there will be no trouble about this. We know WHAT to buy and WHERE to buy it. Picking out the "right things" in furnishings and hats is an ART. Come in to ourstore. I none second you will see that we are on to our job; you will find furnishings to please you and a new "lid" to your liking. "Try it once." Wear our good "Nifty" Glothes W. W. BOSCOW Hillsboro, Oregon Equip Your Smaller Car With Goodyear Tires V i If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell or any other car using 30x3-, 30 .01,' or 31x4-inch tires, you can well take advantage of the high relative value built into all Good year Tires. You can well do so because you cm secure in the smaller Goodyear Tires the results of such skill and care as have made Goodyear Tires the preferred equipment on the high est priced automobiles of the day. You can well do so because these smaller Goodyear Tires are easy to obtain, being produced at the rate of approximately IQfiOO a day, and because their first cost usually is as low or lower than that of other tires in the same types and sizes. Go to the nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer for these tires, and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. He supplies many other local owners of the smaller cars. 30x34 Goodyear Double-Cure Fabric, All-We-ther TreaA 30x3',2 Goodyear Single-Cure Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread $7 "50 Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes are thick, Minn tubes that 4 J reinforce s casings properly. Why risk a good casing wiih a i -i eaP tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cose little more Z 1 tube of les merit- 30x3' size in waterproof $ SO 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. i
