THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
Cowity Official Paper
L. A. Lone, Editor.
F.ntereJ at the FW Office at
llillsboro, Oregon, at aecoad
claa mail matter.
Subscription, $1 JO per annua.
Iwued eeerr Thursday by Mr.
. C. MeKinney and ll A. Long.
Portland gave Senator tic. E.
Chamberlain, a nmrm houte-oom-ing
welcome in the Auditorium
List niiiht. Senator Chamberlain
ha placed Oregon on the map by
hi instance that service mew
jrrt proper treatment, and his at
titude at all times has inmiiunJ
ed him to hi constituency. Geo.
E. i 100 per cent. American and
Senator, and Orepon appreciates
him.
ATTENTION
Two or three 1930-Modcl Sis
Ituicks for immediate delivery.
They will po quick do not lclay,
F. E. Hartrampf,"
Main, at First, HilUboro, Ore
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our sincere
appreciation and thanks for all
nsi.tattce rendered and floral
tributes aent on the occasion of
the death and funeral of the late
Edward Wood, our beloved fath
rr. Clinton Wood,
E. F. Wood,
Hannah Christensen.
Notice to Threshennen
A meeting of Washington Count
tlirtwlii rmen is hereby called for
8 o'clock p. in., on Saturdar eve
ning, July 2t. 1920, at the HUU
horo Club Rooms, Mlin and
Third Streets, llillsboro, Ore., for
the transaction of such business
as may come before the session
and for the discussion of 1920 af
fairs. AH come.
Win. Hanson. Pres.
A. D. Hill, Sec'y. 19-20
Born, to Ed. Coyne and wife,
of HilUboro, July" IS, 1920, a
irl.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rice, of
Shady Brook, was over town the
first of the week.
Mr. Scobie, of the State Cham
ber of Commerce, has Wen in the
city this week, helping with the
State Chamber drive. The Cham
ber plan bi$r things to develop a
state-wide effort to get Oregon
on the map at Eastern centers so
as to let the world know what we
have; what we can do in the way
. . a
ol production; our matcnie
climate, and the immense field
for capital in industrial lines.
T. S. Williams and family do
part the first of the week for
Denver, Colo., for Mr. Williams'
health. They stop at Ialtrande
for a few days and from there go
to Kansas City, and later to Den
ver. He sold his llillsboro prop
erty to R. W. Cox, of the mill
company north of town.
Found: On llillsboro picnic
grounds, July 8, two bills and a
cheek. Owner mav have same
be writing Miss Edith Wilkinson
US Reynolds St., Portland, Or.,
giving identification, full descrip
tion of cheek, amount of bills and
paying for adv.
For sale: Fresh cow, full-
blooded Jersey; 3 years old; witu
nrt call j tine luiik ttow. .Uo
calf, i weeks old. Andrew
ttestberg, lUIUboro, it. -j U
miles south of HitUboro, ueai
former Joe ttobinou place. 20
Thieves, beware! Auyoiu
caught stealing berries or olucr-
wuc trespassuig in any wauuci
ou our property will be prose
cutcd to the full extent ot tin
lw,-HtU, Ualion & Lalef. ti
Mrs. C JJ. Buchanan and son
Cha., are spending the week a
Rockaway, making the trip ovet
by, auto. Ihey were accompanied
by Leo Uoar, who returned tut
tirst of the week.
Miss Esther Baler, of cast ol
North Jrlains, recent graduate ol
liilhtboro High, is enjoying he
vacation at Sea iew, Wn., tin
house guest of Dr. and .Mrs. d. It
Mulkey.
Free .Methodist Church Ser
vices are held iu the church every
uigbt. iiev. t. W. Oliver, evan
geltst. Sunday services at tli
usual hour. John G. llesslvr
Pastor.
Wanted; Housekeeper; souk
a
one wno cares more tor a gooo
home and kind treatment than
for high wages. Inquire at 143
Main SU 19tf
Andy Westberg, of Farming
ton, was in town today. He say-
he will aot have a very big appK
crop this year, due to the severit
of last winter.
Fred Brown and Grant Dor
rand, of beyond North Plains,
were city callers Tuesday.
Mrs. X. E. Dudley and child
depart the first of the week for
Atlanta, Ga for a summer's visit.
Lutheran services next Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock, at the Ad
vent Church, on Baseline Street.
P. H. Schaus, Pastor.
Spirella corsetieren. Drop a
card or phone 384 and will call
at your home. Mrs. M. E. Cau
dle, Hillsboro. 1-S
The ladies of the Congrega
tional Church will give an ice
cream social on the church lawn,
Wednesday, July 21.
Mrs. Melissa Jackson visited
with her daughters, Mrs. C. B.
Taylor and Mrs.. Wade Arinen
trout, at Banks, this week.
Eugene McCoy, a merchant of
Ontario, where they raise alfalfa
to beat the band, as well as first
class fruit, is in the city, the
guest of L. O. McCoy and C. C.
Defrics. He likes Western Ore
gon first-class, but is clearly wed
ded to the big expanse of Snake
River.
For sale: Heifer, 8 years old
just fresh, Grade Jersey, largi
sized. Theo. VouGrunsven, Cor
nth us, R. I, near the Wren
place. 19-21
Wiufield Dryden and Burt
Hall, of Portland, members of the
Fleur de Lis at O. A. C, were in
the city Sunday, guests of house
brothers.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State ol
Oregon for the County ol w aching
ton.
In the Matter of the Estate of E.
D. Parsons, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has by order of the County
Court lor tee County of Washington
State of Oregon, been duly appointed
as Executor of the Last Will an
Testament and of the Estate of E. I)
Parsons, deceased, and has duly quul
ined as such Lxecutor. AH persoi
having claims against the said Estut
art notified to present the same to th
undersigned, duly verified as by la.
required, at 1307 Yeon Building
Portland, Oregon, within six montl
from the date hereof.
MICHAEL NOLAN. Executor.
John C McCue, Attorney, 1307 Yeoi
Building, Portland, Oregon.
Dated and first published, July 1"
1920
Last publication, August 12, 1920
ATUEN
TIOH!
We have two or three 1920
model, six-cylinder Buicks
for immediate delivery.
Come in at once before some one
snaps them up. The car that is al
ways right.
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F. E. Hartrampf
Main at Front St., Hillsboro -
HAVE YOUR ROOF RE
paired and painted before
rainy weather sets in.
mmmvn
Webfoot Roof Security
Paint Used.
Phone 421W or Sellwood 440
Wanted I "y be' p'U- fort 'r , 5
lrl tattle, ho 4 ' '. ',.' I !, ,
use good tnff . "" l'!",,
Hesvrrt-nj mail addre.s. W, W.
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Agent will call and estimate
Roland Asquith
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Washington County.
C. H. FiuKott, riaintiff, vs. Winifred
C. Morrow, Defendant.
To Winifred C. Morrow: In tin
name of the State of Oregon you art
required to appear and answer tht
complaint filed against you in the
above' entitlid ease on or before tht
28th day of August, I'JW, and if you
fail to appear and answer said com
plaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for ire his complaint, to-wit:
A decree for t71.00 and intrpt at f
per cent per annum from May 20th,
1920; $50.00 Atty. fee; eos and lia
busements; and a decree foreelnsinr
a mortgage which you a.Htiumed ami
agreed to pay, on the Northras'
fourth of the Southeast fourth of
Sec. 4, Tp..3, North of Range 4 W.
of W. M. in Washington County, Or
For further purtieuhtrs refntnee
to the complaint in your Iuuh1 and
on tile U hereby nmil.-.
This summons as served om you
by publication in the (lilt.dmro Aigun.
a nt'npnpT of Kenenil circulutun
pubiishi il in liilUtioro, Waitluiigton
County, Uregun, and that the date of
the flrt publication thereof Isthu 1Mb
day of July, lUl'O, and the la t publi
cation thcrf will be on the L'Cth iluy
of August!, I'v.'O.
Thitt summon is publisher! am!
served upon you pursuant to the onler
of the Honorable (ieo. R. flngley ,
which Order wax made and entered ot
record in said rae on the 1,1th dny of
July, 1920.
Firnt publication, July 15, l'.20.
l.ait publication, August 'If; 1920.
C. 11. 1'igKott, Attorney for plaintiff,
2oT. Jeffeim Street, Portland, Or.
Collection - Knight A, I j u. i
menl Co., MrMlnnvillc, Ore. li l
ATTENTION
Growers of Srrtlling
Cherries
Your ilulilriii ur tdhi r
ran make gmul money ji k
Ing the fruit, iff .' .ilirt
ree, Hint ,t (,,r Mir
il l or enimery ju-t jumble
them into n,bv and lii to
tit. We Mri t the ! fur
rnpngiiting iiriM ,
OREGON NURSERY CO.
Orenco, Oregon
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It i llirr I ALONG any highway in town or out
ZZ J Ml Jo I' f " nole 1,16 6reat number of Ajax loJ
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SERIES 20 SPECIAL-SlX
The imooth, tweet running
Special-Six motor b a tribute
to the high fctarclartU of accur
acy insisted upon by Studebakcr.
A demonstration will show you
the car' unusuil power, iuick
pickup, flexibility and speed.
AJk H4 nml Ik tutvhm J f.r
Sfti.JAI.-SJ t . mi g,ll,t.
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'Thi$ it a StuJtbaiter War"
H. C. PETERSON
Hiltiboin, Oregon
LUMBER
Fr tin ! ti k I it $; t" t! I; 't
iiiiiiiiitiit limn ii.ixu in riidin wi.ltli and ! ;b f"r
f'it tM) dt my y irdi.
1 1. 1 it jiiir i'jMirtinitIy lt g I ' s " "'
in rmili Inmln r nt nil i vlrrmily J"tt
R. L TUCKER, m-su,h.p.r
i h, Trfki
Hbrcb xrhxo we
call a cpcSs just that
THE P0IT n)n a torn,
BY ANY Qihnr no mo. .
WOULD SMELL, a iwaet.
AND THAT8 all rlUL
BUT CALLINa!
SOMETHING ELBE a roirt.
WONT CHANOE lt .uwlL
OF COURSE not,
AND I'M not knocking.
BUT JUST telling you.
RIGHT OUT.
. .
THAT THERE are only,
THREE GRADES.
OF TURKISH Uweeo.
FIRST, QOODl Turkish.
WHICH 18 mlKlily (mod,
t
AND ALSO eimitvo.
AND SECOND,
POOR TURKISH tiMera.
WHICH IS leu eiiHxmtva.
AND NOT o !.
AND THIRD, totmcen.
CALLED TURKISH, which.
NEVER SAW Turkey.
BUT CREW thoiinau.lt,
Or MILES awny,
AND DOESN'T evm.
TASTE LIKE Turkl-h.
AND IT'S Mm Kil Titrklnh.
THAT6 REALLY from Tufkif.
THAT YOU t.
IN THE elRireltea.
THAT SATIsrY.
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OUR retilileht tuv''r in Turkf
wnnt thfl hest-nml w
th amne with Doniratie l.-nf.
th.m u.Ki.th.T l-y th'tt " ,',
roploil method-. m.l V'U f'l!
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