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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1920)
double-double wedding Goddess of Liberty Votes with Purchases Ask for them Silk Hosiery For Particular Dresses ft13 $1.50 to $5.00 Peep ribbed top or plain hem top ; cct llciil wearing junltly- mul every pair guaranteed In give jjmiil wear. I.uvitc hose iic-ril mi introduction. Try om: pair - you v ill buy more, All new limit'. Sies N l. I0... Minerva Yarns For .shawls ami sweaters. New shade in silk mixes tr icphyr. Priced 65c and 75c Band Top Brassiers 69c Ibtscn good styles t" select from. Hack or front lace 'medium, low or high lut. All sites, .12 to 30. I'it.k nr white, Boys Wash Suits $1.50 to $6.50 Tlif K. ' K. blouse stiiis, new .stylt s, jul ill. Men's Union Suits $1.29 Short sleeve, light weight, eertl or white, All ie. Worth $2.00. Women's White Can vas Shoes $2.98 High or military hit), odd lots, line. All lr. Worth to $5.00. HILLSBORO-FOREST GROVE Summer Vacation Tickets ARE NOW ON SALE TO TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES Located 100 mile due west of Portland be tween Ncah kah-nie .Mountain ami Neturti Hay. These benches include Garibaldi Heath resorts, Nrnh-kah-nlc, Maruanita and liny Ocean. NEWPORT (O recoil's old favorite resort) On Yaquina liny I.argc. Nataloriuiii Ample Hotel accommodation and camping facilities, CRATER LAKE (Open July lit) One of the natural wonder of the world. A Lake in the heart of an extinct votcunn. OTHER ATTRACTIVE OUTING PLACES Detroit (Hn itenhush Hot Springs Mt. Jeffer son Country) McCredie Hot Spring Josephine County Cave (Oregon' Marble Hall.) Shasta Mountain Retort Columbia River Beachet Mt. Rainier National Park Yellowstone National Park Glacier National Park "OREGON OUTDOORS" New Summer booklet contain general Informa tion on the different Oregon Hi-sorts ; .Summer Excursion farts; Hotel and (,'nmp rates. Inquire of local agent for further particulars. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. SCOTT, 0 neral I'assenger Agent Montgomery Turner, of I'.ink. was gritting friends here Tiles day. M. Flcischh nit r, of near (ia. ton, was down to th- enmity sent Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sthuluier i h, of Farmingtou, terc HilUho ro callers Saturday. V. T. I'hlllips, of Cornelius, lias sold nut ami in n few tiny will go overland to Spokane, via Seattle. Jasprr Williams, working at I'llhe ri . above limber, came down the first of the week for a few days' vacation. Alhert S. Hall, onec stiperiii tcndeiil of the water ami light plant, was here Saturday uiiiht. registered at the Washington, For sale: Four shoals, over fl months tdtl ; Herkshire ; tun fe males ami two gill. T. II. l)av is, Hillsboro. It. il, miles N W. of Hillsl.oro on North I'liin road. 13 Hi Frank Willers, cx-scrt Ice mnr of the Navy, is here from lletid Ore., visiting hoiilr folks, the ) H. Willers, of beyond Oak Put It I'rnlik was nil over the world and says its a great life but the land is pi't tty good. He ate hi tirst strawberries for two years after reaching: the home roof the other tiny. H- returns the lust of the Week Mild again lakes chartM of the kitchen end of one of the 'argest logging camps in Central Oregon. BEFORE YOU DISPOSE OF YOUR WOOL GET A PRICE FROM THE Santiam Woolen Mills Exclusive Manufacturers of High-Grade Woolen Blankets, Wool Bats, Wool Com forts and Wool Mattresses Sell Direct to the Manufacturer Mi,.ts;.ytonoegon Hillsboro Trading 105 Union Ave. N. Portland, Oregon M LOCAL AGENT PHNE CO., Main at Tillamook Line 271 int llv tlouhh double Wt lUiilf! m as t t h'hraleil ill M. Mallln w s Chiire'i. Third ami I if. lit v, l a tin I' Co.,1 1 lloe olliclallng, I m day morning. June 1.1. IH'.MI. at l tt'cloek, when two I liters, well kiiottu In Hillsboro, were united to two rl'.lt is. The ! Ik It contract Inif parlies were I'aul Vulstcke atu I 1 hi. In I'essh r; Marei ll Vutl sltke no. I Isabelle I'tsshr. The bride are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I'cssh r, for many Vcars resident of the lllllslmro parish, and member of '' thews' Cathoiie Church, The grooms are son of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Vntlstckc. of m ar Hoy. The brothers have bet n employe of the Carnation Company for many uuitiths, ami are p.. polar with the toting people. The con tracting part ie have many frit tuts ill Washington County who e x I e u tl congratulation They departed for a short wetl iliiH! trip In the Tillamook const, and Hill take up their residence iu IblUboro upon tin i r return. MRS. RUTH SUMNER Mr. It it 1 1 1 Sumner, who died at Slayt Ore., June S, I'l'.NI, was born at ShclMitirg, Wis.. May 7 MM, She was martini to tico S ti in in r in t Hi; H, In Wisconsin They tame to Oregon two years ri 'o. The hil'.baml died si-Vi ral years ago. She was a sister of Mr. J. W. Wilder, and an aunt of Mr. Delta Cannon, of Hill born, and an aunt of Mrs. f utile Friidcr and C. W, Vi-ibbr, ot Portland. She Is Mirvivi-il by tin follow ing children Mr. James Shaw and Iteti j tiiiin Sumner, ot Minnesota; Decker Sumner, Mr nna Ilr i.ll, v, of Wisconsin. Tin funeral ook plate here Sat u rdi v under the direction of Cmler taker Flintier. PIONEERS TO MEET The Oregon Pioneer Ass'n will meet ill Port! hi. I, at the Auditor linn, mi Third Strict, July I, The dates are (ft lie rill V earlier, ill June, but the fact that tilt Mirtncis were coming caused tin t oniimUee to delay the gathering ll pi rsinis born In Oregon, or coining to Oregon, up to H5i, ire eligible to membership ami to p.trticip ilion in the met ting, Tin Vioiieers will be joined bv the In diau n r Vct ruts The Annua! i iiiiip fur w ill be In Id at H p. to , tt the Auditorium, oil Third. In" Iv.rcti ( In hi.! Market Street, i iitraltt c on Third. The mil lint will gite a one and one third rale for the round trip, Vou will put full fure down, ami one j third fare for the return trip Take a reciept whin ton but your li, tit. tut I buy prior to July j I. Lost: Silvertown cord auto lire, ,1 1 I, w Ith rim, between Shellliii and llloouilng, mi Ceir lertille anil Cornelius road, south of Cornelius. Itcward. --II. C. Sahnow, Shelllln; Forest drove, Itoute .; Telephone Hillsboro !!C.. U 1.1 For s th-: Hock Island t v. o horse, two row corn planter, with check-rote, complete; good as new.- ina Wood, Hillsboro. tf A 9 Every woman should read this news A very special showing of warm weather Dresses of dainty designs. PRETTY FIGURED VOILES Light or Dark ((rounds, many arts samples one of a bind Priced $9 95 to $1 1 .'.:. IjNRCF. ri-AlD OR CHECK GINGHAM. . DRESSES With sashes and dainty pirjue collar and ruffs, one-piece or two-piece Priced M.50 to $10 r,0 NEW HOUSE AND PORCH DRESSES In many styles not found elsewhere, plaid, gingham, thambiay and percale Priced $LSS to $3.ir. We have all sizes in House Dreses up to St. NEW LOT OF BEACH SHAWLS JUST IN Priced $1.50 to $10.f(). t- "7r, The Only Exclusive Woman's Store in the County GOAR'S WOMAN'S SHOP 1212 Main Street. Phone 422X Hillsboro MM? mm TV n Ttf l'crkin ia now located in hi new quarter Kite him a call Free air and water. !ttf (iardcit I tnr is fttmiSJ and ( i r ' i r, l'i. tiers tt Ct'. it1 .In,', t.. u'.t ' ."3rn.&r.MBf!LPiaswi Brunswick Phonographs ppqap rh) p! f; rr Pi J?-ftr.-t'tV.r.t sr ma Wm The Phonograph with the Violin tone. The Phonograph that play all record and plays them at their beat. A new supply of records just arrived. J Meht mm look, fit and fid 0" Do you want vour clothe to FIT vou? 1 hen let us measure you. We can pleane the man who wants "l.uliviuhly clothe. We have thousands ol heautiful, superb mderial you to choose from. Dress well: it PAYS. Yn.i mn eel an "itmlicnce you wear our good clothes. Wear our good, "nifty" clothes. I ! W. W. BOSCOW Hillsboro, Oregon The Hillsboro Pharmacy
