The Hillsboro argus., May 13, 1920, Image 8

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WIRTHMOR SILK BLOUSES
NEW STYLES ON SALE TOMORROW
Their moderate price is never an indication
of their real worth
The special monthly sales of these iliscrvcillv popular Mouses offer von
an exceptional opportunity to keep dou n your apparel cost.
Anil procure Vijur Sprinsr ami Summer supply of waists at a priee within
reach anil reason.
These waists are made of (ieorslette. Crepe le Chine ami Ponyee of
dependable tptality. and cut on lines to in-ure perfect tiltim;.
We illnsrate only four of the new models that have just arrived. There
are many other equally as attractive numbers in the lot.
We earnestely urjre you to conic in tomorrow and make your selection for
the quantity we have received is limited anil no more of the same styles will
be obtainable.
Wirthmor Waists are sold only in one good slore
in every city-that means they are exclusive with us
THE SAME
PRICE THE NATION
OVER
$6.75
THE S MK.
STYLES THE NATIO
OVER
WIRTHMOR
BLOUSES
$2.00 I
1RTHMOR
LOlSES
$3.00 J
HILLSBORO-FOREST GROVE
The Washington County Hol
stcin breeders' Association at
their meetimr held in Hillsboro
May 1, decided to hold a picnic
at the farm of one of their mem
ber during the month of June,
and appointed a committee to ar
range plans. The committee con
sisted of Wm, Hathoru, Titos.
Carnitchael and W. Martin. They
are making arrangements to hold
! the picinie at the farm of W. Mar
tin, at l orcst drove. June 10, and
ill invite Heiirv MeCall, Presi-
! dent of the State Holstein Asso
ciation. S. 11. Hall, of (iresham.
State Secretary, Prof. E. B. l'itts,
of Corvallis, and the breeders as
sociations " front Tillamook anil
Multnomah Counties.
Among the special features of
their meeting will be boys' and
girls' stock judging contests for
which the County Association will
award primes. A judging contest
will also be arranged for the Hol
stein breeders.
The commilte expects to make
this a whole day affair, and asks
the breeders to bring well tilled
lunch baskets.
Neal C. Jamison,
County Agent,
TWO MEN KILLED
A. B. Flint, of Scholls. was up: II. W. Scott, of Cherry Grove,
to the city Monday. I was in town Momlav. i Po
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.Mr. and Mrs. Al Latham, of
rtlaml. were here Sund.tv.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. O.
Brown.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
; Single Comb White Minorca
I American Beauty Strain, very
I large. Pure Inte roosters.
weighing from ii to 10 lbs.. liens
from GU to 8U lbs, non-setters
tvon twenty prizes nt two shows
i in J i I !. I have four line large
birds for mating. My pens are oi
I the I amous Bo wen strain, C.'ili
, fornu, weighing from 9 to 10 lbs
each. Eggs, $.').00 , per 15, of
; $13.00 per 100.
COtf Wm. Tupper.
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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It's' dollars
to doughnuts
no man ever smoked a better
cigarette at any price!
CAMELS quality, and their expert blend
of choice Turkish and choice Domestic
tobaccos hand you a cigarette that will sat
isfy every smoke desire vou ever evnrpsseH
, -5 You will prefer this Camel hlenH tft either
. ,-kind smoked straightl
Camels mellow-mildness will certainlv
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k anoeal to voir Thp "hnHv" io n v.i-
C that smoothness! It's a delight!
Go the limit with Camels! They will not
tire your taste. And, they leave no unpleas-
ig ant cigaretty aftertaste nor unpleasant ciga--'.f
rettyodor!
Just compare Camels with any ciga
rette m me world at any price!
Lester llidge, ngel ".'(). of Pu'aVer
ton, t)r.. and William Lane, aged
'.'S, were killed last Thursday' af
ternoon at the Haskell Carpeuter
logging camp nt Cherry (irove.
Lain was killed instantly, and
liidge dieil within an hour after
the accident. "A log, which was
being dragged by a donkey en
gine, rebounded, striking hi th
men. llidge had his skull frac
tured from the impact.
The remains of Ridge were
taken to Hcaverton for burial, his
folks living there.
Charles Cruuieau, aged .'10, w as
badly injured, having two rib
broken and a possible puncture of
one lung. His wife and two ehd
iiieu live at Gaston.
Cruuieau was taken to the
Good Samri?i.n Hospital. Port
land, for treatment.
Ridge h id been employed but
four lay. Jjwu' had b-en wit 1 1
the company for several mouths.
Coroner Limber held an impicit
.Monday.
SEED CORN SCARCE
The number of requests for seed
corn the past few weeks, indi
cates that there is a shortage of
home-grown seed in this County.
Inquiries sent to other Counties,
reveals that other parts of the
Willamette Valley are in no bet
ter condition with respect to a
climated seed. K'mi where com
iitutured last year, nnd quantities
w ere, retained for seed, '.severe
losses were sustained, owing to
the freeze in December, ami it is
now apparent that the shortage
is quite geitral.
A number of Washington Conn
ty farmers have already made
purchases of Eastern .seed and
those who have been planning on
using local grown seed, shouhl
make inquiries at once, or they
may be unable to get an adequate
supply of any kind.
County Agent.
A CARD
To my many friends in Washing
ton County:
I wish to state that I have
known Karl E. Fisher, of Heaver
ton, for 13 years. If elected Rep
resentative, he will make n record
which no one w ill ever find occa
sion to criticize. So, friends,
nominate nnd elect Fisher.
Yours respectfully,
O. 15. Kraus,
Mef'leary, Wash.
Adv. " ion
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i JT V 1 V'-'t carton. We Urontly recommend thi, carton lor iL,
I y' f I f lomm or othce supply or when you travel. JF
, J K yi J- KEYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., WliW-Salem. N. C.
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Warren Williams, of above
Mountaindale, was in town Mori
day, greeting friends.
Mrs. Letitia Smith, of Portland,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
J". A. Imlirie, the last of the week.
Claud MeCunly. of Portland,
was in the city Monday,, inter
viewing his Hillsboro customers.
. Lost: Small gold watch, in
Hillsboro. Finder please leave.
Siame at this office. H. M. Nccp,
Hillsboro. 10
Julius Christetisen, of Laurel,
was in town Monday. II.'. report
ed th it frost caught the early po
tatoes and beans in spots.
E. W. Haines, Groveland, was
in town Mond.vv. Mr. Haines v its
one of the first to reach the scene
of the wreck after the disaster.
Mayor John M. Wall departed
the last of the week for n few
days at Rockaway. He has been
under the weather for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tupper
have moved up from Klipsan,
Vn., where Lloyd was const
guard. They will make, their
home in this city.
John R. Railcy, of above Bux
ton, was in the county seat
the last of the week. John It.
says he lias fine prospects for n
big prune crop, there being a pro
fusion of bloom.
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Spring is in the air and with
summer soon to come you
begin to think of
.Dresse
The Very Dresses "You Knov
You Want" Are Here
Distinctive, exclusive style, nt Mich reasonable price you enn't
afford to make them.
You buy more than just "Drenses" when you buy here, there is
an added touch of quality, style and value. They have "Thai
well-dressed look."
Stunning Dree of Georgette, Figured Voile, Dainty Checked
Dimity or Nobby Plaid Gingham.
We carry a full line of Sassy Jane
Dresses
The Only Exclusive Woman's Store in the County
GOAR'S WOMAN'S SHOP
1212 Main Street.
Phone 422X
Hillsboro
Roads Seem Pressed Flat By
Wonderful New Triplex Springs
THE wonderful Triplex
Springs of Overland 4 ef
fect such a change in riding
comfort that bad roads now
seem to ride like good roads.
Overland 4 has the steadiness
of larger cars of long wheel
base, with the light weight.
ease of control and low fuel
and tire expense of 100-inch
whcelbase.
Equipment, including Auto
Lite Btarting and lighting and
three-speed transmission, is
high class, in keeping with the
general character of the car.
18 v JrfS
E. L. PERKINS
Hillsboro, Oregon