THE HILL5B0RO ARCUS
County Official Paper
L A. Long, Editor.
Entered at the Post Office at
Hillsboro, Oregon, as second-
class mail matter.
Subscription, $1.50 per annum.
Issued every Thursday by Mrs.
F.. C. MeKinney and L. A. Long.
Gen. Ransom Post and Relief
Corps desire to extend our thanks
to nil who so freely assisted in
the exercises of our Memorial
day. And the aid, often offered
before asked, and so freely given,
reminds us that the American Le
gion has returned from, oVr the
seas and spread its spirit of loy
alty and efficiency abroad in the.
bind. So thank God and take
cou rage. Committee.
Taken up: 2 4-numths calves.
Owner prove property, pay
charges and take same away. I).
P. Corrieri, Hillsboro, Tel.212ti;
south end of Second St. 13-14
Henry Otto, of Cluhalem
Mountain, died May 28, 1920, at
the Otto home. He was a bach
elor, and was aged 82 years. He
is survived by his mother and sev
eral grown brothers and sisters.
Interment was in Cornelius, Mon
day, Undertaker Limber direct
ing. His brothers and sisters are:
Wm. Otto, Edgely. S. O.; Mrs.
Lena Grabhorn, Cooper Mt.jMrs.
D. II. Willers, Oak Park; Angut
and Sam Otto, Raid Peak; Mrs.
Carrie Schmidt, Montesano, Wn. ;
Mrs. Regena Khlenberger, Port
land; Miss Pauline Otto, Bald
Peak, and Emil Otto, Lents, Or.
For' sale Ten Duroc pigs, 7
weeks old, $6 each. Phone 25
Hill, Cornelius central. Five
miles south of Cornelius. Chas.
Epler, Cornelius, R. 2. 12-H
Born, to Chas. Waibel and
wife, Helvetia, May 27, a boy.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS
(June 30 to July 3)
All persons who may wish to
teach in the public schools either
as regular teachers or substitutes
and who are not provided with
certificates are advised to take
the examinations at this time.
, There is no assurance that per
mits will be granted to applicants
not entitled to them by law.
Wednesday forenoon lT. S.
History, Writing, (Penmanship,)
Music, Drawing.
Wednesday afternoon Phy si
logy, Reading, Manual Training.
Composition, Domestic Science.
Methods in Reading, Course of
Study for Drawing, Methods in
Arithmetic.
Thursday forenoon Arithme
tic, History of Education, Psy
chology, Methods in Geography,
Mechanical Drawing;. Domestic
Art, Course of Study for Domes
tic Art.
Thursday afternoon Grain
mar, Geography, Stenography.
American Literature, Physics.
Typewriting. Methods in Lang
uage, Thesis for Primary Certifi
cates. Friday forenoon Theory and
Practice, Orthography (Spelling)
Physical Geography, English Lit
erature, Chemistry.
Friday afternoon School Law.
Geology, Algebra, Civil Govern
ritcnt. Saturday forenoon Geome
try, Botany.
Saturday afternoon General
History, Bookkeeping.
X. A. Frost, Supt.
The Catholic ladies of St. Ce
celia's Parish, Beaverton, will
give their annual dinner Sunday.
June 13, front 12 to 2:30 p. ni..
in the church hall. Come and
bring your friends.
Morris Weil has returned from
St. Vincent's Hospital, convalesc
ing nicely from a serious operation.
Nails and
Wire Fence
We have just unloaded a
car of NAILS and FENCE.
Nails are fiard to get. We
have all sizes. This car was
bought last November.
They won't last long.
Allen & Ireland
Third and Main, Hillsboro, Ore.
Horn, to Fred Harty and wife.
Hillsboro, May 27, a girl.
Wanted: Girl to do general
work in hospital. Call at othoe
of Dr. E. H. Smith.
Marriage licenses: Albert J.
Schwall and Josephine Hermeus;
Floyd Cleveland and Delia l
Rav.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
Church will given an ice cream
social at the Farmington Church.
Saturday evening, June 5. All
are invited.
Abdominal operations were
performed by Dr. E. H. Smith the
past week'for Mrs. L. X. Rider,
Hillsboro, and Mrs. Win. Havens,
of Portland.
Emil Duvek, of near Banks.
sustained a broken arm and col
lar bone the first of the week,
when in trouble with a horse. Dr.
Smith attended the injuries.
Congregational Church - A t
7:30 p. m.. there will be a union
service in the interests of the Ar
menian Relief Work, the nieeting
to be addressed by a speaker
from Portland.
The late Miss Jessie Buxton, of
Forest Grove, was cremated yes
terday. Undertaker Prickett" di
recting. Miss Buxton was in
usual health, and suddenly ex
pired while visiting at Si. Helens
She was the only child of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Buxton.
For sale: S-room house, in
cluding bath; comer Sixth
Baseline; lot is 08x120; on paved
street; bargain for cash or will
exchange for close-in acreage
Address H70 Washington St..
Hillsboro. Buyer can move right
" 13-15
TO THE PUBLIC
For the nomination I received for
County Clerk ,-it the P riinarv
Election, I wish to thank the Re
publican voters and all others
who assisted me in any way. My
entire appreciation I intend to ex
press ty tne best service at my
command as vour Count v Clerk
and public servant.
1 ours very truly.
If. A. Kuratli.
Conntv Clerk.
PUBLIC SALE
Having sold my place I will sell
at public sale at the farm one
mile X. E. of Cornel ins. on the
Susbauer road; three miles west
of Hillsboro, on the Harwood
place, at 10 a. m., on
TUESDAY, JUNE 15
Two horses, 1150 and 1300. good
work animals, single or dbl; 2
Jersey cows, 4 and 5. in milk,
fresh this fall; 2 grade Holsteins.
3 yrs. in milk, fresh for three
months; 8 heifer calves; 75 little
chickens, 2 shoats. 75 and 100
lbs.; truck farm wagon, nearly
new; hayrack, McCormick mower
and McCormick hayrake, each
used a half hour only; Deere disc,
used two hours; 12-inch Oliver
chilled plow, nearly new; spike
tooth harrow, used but little; 1
horse cultivator, set dbl work
harness, set dbl bridles and lines
brand new; 2 milk cans, x-cut
saw, lot of household furniture
and numerous other articles, such
as farm tools, etc.
Lunch at noon.
Terms $20 and under, cash:
over, six months bankable note
at 8 per cent. Two per cent, off
on cash over $20.
W. T. Phillips, Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
R COED TIBEST
Built to give unsurpassed
mileage and they give it
Next time BUY FISK
E. L. Perkins
Hillsboro, Oregon
MRS. LUCINDA BALLARD
Mrs. I.ueinda Mauxcy Ballard
died nt Seattle, May 28, li20.
after tin illness of ten mouths.
She was the widow of Irving
billiard, ami n sister in law of
Capt. V. It. Ballard, after whom
Hallartl, Wash., was named. She,
was tbe daughter of the late
William Mauxcy. who settled on
a donation land claim at West
Union, in pioneer ilavs, and prac
tically siieut bcr girlhood in
Washington County.
)ho .was horn in 1S. ller
husband whs an attorney in Se
attle, and settled there when the
Queen City was a hamlet. He
died U) years ago. Since her
hushaiul's death she lived with
her daughter, Mrs. Nelson Mar
getts, whose husband is Col. Mar
getts. on Gen. Pershing's staff in
the American .forces, A. E. F
and now stationed at Coblcum.
She w:is in France when the
great war broke.
She is survived by her daugh
ter. Mrs. Margelts. and three
sons, Irving M. Ballard, of San
Francisco; Maxwell Ballard, of
Seattle, and Starr Ballard, of the
same eitv.
Of -tier immediate family .she
is survived by Mrs. .1. A. Imbrie.
of this eily; Tims. Man.ev, of
Juneau. Alaska, ami Mrs, Letitia
Smith, of Portland.
HENRY TRF.RF.R
Henry Treher. former resident of
Phillips, died at bis home in Pow
ell Valley, May ,11, t'.'O, age.l
S2 years, 7 months and 28 ilivv
lie is survived by the widow and
the following rhihlreii: Mis
Fred Wilkinson, Poll Orchard,
Wn.; Mrs, ,1. ( Kuratli. of Hills
broo; Heiiben Treher, Po , II
Valley; Henry and Mi-.s Man.
at home, Tim funeral was held
today, and interment was in the
Mt. Scott eemetcrv.
WAS NO BOAST
PUBLIC SALE
Hiving rented niv farm the un
dersigned will sell at the place
half mile X, I'., of Helvetia an. I
Oi miles Fast of North Plains, at
ten a. m.. on'
THURSDAY. JUNE 10
Foril touring ear. in tine eondi
tion; steel farm wagon; top hack,
spring wagon, buggy, set good
harness, Dane mower, nearly
new; 10 ft. hayrake, die, IS in;
springtooth harrow, steel lever
harrow. 12-ineh steel nlow. l.uul
roller, hayrack, wagon bed. sled.
Miarpless cream separator, 2 10
gal milk cans, grindstone, wood
rack, lot singletrees and dhitrees.
clevises, chains, painting out tit ,
ropes, books, etc.; plumbing out-
nt, spray pump, wrll-iliggmg out
fit ; cable of all sizes, t i.iek-
serews, .stumpjack: complete set
carpenter tools, x-cut saws, shov
els, pulleys, blocks and numerous
other articles. Lunch nt Xoon.
Terms of sale $20 and under.
cash; over, six months' bankable
note at 8 per cent. Two per
cent, off for cash over $20.
Mrs. F.iumn Hofer, Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
Seven years ago Dave , an
Italian, working near t'herrv
Grove, was one of a little wine
party. He became peeed at
some of the party and said he
was going to take a stick of dyn
.unite, lay down on it, and loin li
it off and go up in smoke The
rest of the party concluded the
Italian was polling a joke. lie
went into the woods with the
dynamite, and soon after in c
plosion was heard. A desalt, ut
search was made, and the ho s,
finding nothing, concluded )m
had hoaxed lliem and had t ik. n
French leave, This week a log
ging party, working for I he Wil
liams camp, came across a skull
audtsome hones of i skth-ton.
fuse laid close by, ami tin re is
no doubt but what Dave "mid
good'" on his threat. Coroner
Limber had tin- rcmaius buried .-it
Cherry Grove. It lias taken seven
years to timl out thai ihe Italian
meant w hat be vi id.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
eggs for hatching-. M v matings
are much heller than ever this
vcar, and we guarantee sttisfne
tion. Price, $1.50 for 15 eggs.- -K
L. McCormick , 1324 Jackson
S.. 47 tf
V Hanson, Hevoased.
Hare, MoAlour iM Peters, Ationiry
1'or AdinlnUlrntrix.
NOTICE TO CRKPITORS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Wasliimyou County.
In the Matter nf the Kstale of John
P. Hansen, Peceasisl.
Notice is hereby given, that the u.
ilersigntsj hus been duly appointed ley
the ubovo entitled court, us Adtnini--tratrix'
of thi rotate of said cbs-ease i
ami has duly iiu!itU-d as nueh;
Now Therefute, all persons havine,
against said estate are hereby noti
tied and required to reset)t the same,
with proper vouchers therefore, t
the undersigned ut the l.nv oftiee of
Mure, McAlear - filers, in the
American National Hank Ihiihling.
in Hillsboro, Oregon, within si
months frm the date hereof.
Hated this 3rd dav of June, HUM.
J. M. iilCHARr.S,
Administratrix of the Kstute of J !n
These Tires Are
a Revelation
The Brunswick is frankly a combination of the best In tire
building.
There is one tread that's supreme beyond question. And
that is now on Brunswicks.
There is one side-wall construction, which, by every test1,
holds the summit place for endurance. And that one was
adopted for Brunswicks.
Fabrics differ up to 30 per cent in their strength tests.
On Brunswicks the maximum long-fiber is the standard.
There are certain additions, each one expensive, which add
vastly to tire mileage. The Erunswick embodies all these
extras.
There are no patents, no secret formulas to prevent any
maker from building the best. It is simply a question of
knowledge and skill cost plus care.
Brunswick standards are known the world over. The very
name certifies an extraordinary tire. Yet Brunswicks cost
no more than like-type tires.
Buy ONE Brunswick. It will prove that a better tiro can-
not be bought, regardless of price.
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.
Portland Headquarters: 46-48 Fifth Street
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
Guarantee Basis
TALLMAN & ELLIOTT, Forest Grove
NOT1CH TO CUKHITOKS
In the County Court of tho State of
Oregon for Washington County.
In tho Mutter of the Ivstate i:' .Nciic
Newell, t'tveused.
Notice Is hereby nlvell, that the nil
dersinned has been ,uy appointed by
the nlnivo entitled court, ns Adininis
trains of the estate of said deceased,
with tho Will nnnexed, and has duly
ctmilHied as sneh ;
Now Therel'oio, all !"'t "' b.ivinr
IH'ilinst Kilid e.iliile II I o ben by
li.hl and reiiilred to present I hi- some,
with proper vouchers thcrclore,
the undoi'turued ill the law oillee of
Hurts MfAleiir & IVl.'fs, "
Anierienil National Hunk liuihlnv,
In Hillshoio, Orceoii, wit luo 1 1 -.
months from the date hoi cut'.
Hated thin old day ( ''' "
K. i siiin;i:i' .
AilniinUt nit I W of .said e tule
Hare. MfAleiir & V-n-i -i, Xtiorn. .
for Adinlnlslrntrlx.
Dont forget
day
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HOOP
f LA!
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train the Cbfci 'iS-
did tram WvjPl
WILLIAM fviy f
presents
SHIRLEYMAS0N
in the
sweetest circus story ever told
ELEPHANT MAN
A ROMANCE OT THE RING
BY PEARL DOLES BELL
DIRECTED BY SCOTT DUNLAP
See it at
Liberty Theatre
Friday and Saturday
This Week
:ALSO
-A 1 W
Larry Scmon
Larry Seaman
The nenr $3,600,000.00
Comedy Star in
"Dew Drop In"
Two Reds
DOUBLE BILL 10c, 15c, 25c
. Price Include Tax
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Buy OUR SHOES once; you will wear no other kind.
They look, fit, feci and wear well, and the price is as low as
GOOD SHOES can be sold for.
Buy OUR HATS once; you will wear no other kind. Th y
have the snap and the quality, and the price is as low as
GOOD HATS can be sold for.
Buy OUR FURNISHING GOODS AND CLOTHING just
once. Our good quality and low price will make you a cutito
mer forever. That's what we figure on when we sell you.
Wear our good, "Nifty clothes.
W. W. BOSCOW
Hillsboro, Oregon
E. L. PERKINS, Hillsboro
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