THF nil I pnur ADrnc
Cossnty Official Paper
Q
L. A. Long, Editor. j
Entered at the Post Office at
Hillsboro, Oireva, a second-'
il mail matter.
Q4ais4!ooi3oixr4s!
Subscription, 51.50 per annum.
Help Wanted!
Salesladies for
Hosiery and Undent-ear, Cloaks, Suit and Dresses, Mil
Inery Saleslady and Trmmer; Ribbons, Notions Gloves
Coraetierre and Saleslady.
Salesmen for Clothing and Shoes; Dress Goods Silas;
Cotton Piece Goods Blankets. Permanent position
and. good salary to experienced salespeople. None
but experienced need apply
Issued CTerr Thursday br Mrm.
m .
h. C McKinney and L. A. Long. '
PREPARE NOW
Thoughtful people in the United!
Mates sec that there is no poi
blc way for the I'tutcd States to
keep out of a ritfhtful position in
wcrld affairs. In these day ofj
air travel, rapid transportation by i
rail and water, the wireless audi $
every condition that goes to make; g
the world projjrcssitc. a war bo-
tweon Ku rope an or Asiatic pow-;
crs is s fraught with danijor to'
American commerce and Amcri-j
tan rights that we must m.-.-t
world affairs face t. f.e . I Hillsboro Forest Grow
. 0
were dragged into the last war sMOOaaafflQgKMKXMCfflWM
i . . . . . .
"um one power sought to
!!K-kadc the others through sub
mirine warfare. We again shall
lc dragged into war unless we
cau git into the game and git in
to the w orld game properlv. The
league of Nations was sougllt to
make, war harder to start, and no
thoughtful person thinks other
otherwise. We would have been
aligned with the powers which
fought with us side by side to
conquer territorial lust in which
even our own country was threat
ened. Let us face world condi
tions sanely, and not listen to the
Lodges, the Knox's and the
Snioot bunch, who oppose onlv
because they have a partisan hate
for Mr. Wilson. Let us fend
against conditions that will mean
the further sacriliee of American
lives. The American who puts
country above politics w ill not let
"party" bias a vote in the rijfht
direction.
MRS. Gl-.O. F. BRAZELTON
!rv i; . I'. Ur.M. lion died at
f.uuilt !.- . . th an.i
cast of !;..aill.. mti.--t s
t!?0. Mic born n Je'Ti rs.m
County. V. mi . Jiniiin I. lT
She was wc.ld. d to Mr. Hrasi Hon
March I'd. I:MI. The husband
md two 1-rotlicrs .iirinr hi-r
John t''k ti.Mir and T. Coltcti.,ii,
of J, it. r-on County , her n tlur
late.
Tl. f,.n.Tl look idsce Wed
ncsdat. scrticcs being conducted
it the home Rev. Cclvin. of
I Irnirtv I ill run nt ml in the
1'cllows Cciiirttrv at Hdlsboro.
I'ndcrlsk, rs l..icls.n A Hell di
reeling.
Mrs. Ilrsji 'Ion was a universal
f.storitc an. I the high esteem In
a hu ll she k hi Id w as attested
hv the lire concourse of friends
it the lseiiiie.
About the only presidential
candidates who are not sure of
election this year are Christensen,
Mr. Debs and the prohibition;
andidates. There's nothing like j
optimism. . j
Collections Knight Adjust
ment Co., McMinnville, Ore. 6 tf
We're
Here!
With Right Goods at Right Prices; al ways on the joh?
early and late. Highest price paid for fresh egss. We
want your Dairy Butter, Vegetables Fruits Berries tc.
We are at your service ready to please everyone.
H. G. Mercantile Co.
712 First Street,
Hillsboro, Ore.
Aug
mi
we
FECSAI
Commencing August 10 to September
1 0, we will give
REE
One inner tube with each Ajax tire
purchase.
A large shipment of tires due this
week. No old stock.
Don't miss your chance to save $ $
HILLSBORO GARAGE
0. L. HUFF, Manager
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Want lie I iiiijli t t I're.l Wilmot,
w I. lot I I'lk '.'ti. lores! t.roc.
!000. I
S. V.. T...M to tt. T. Wirts. S S3S
teres II 'i n 'i ct itc, 1S00. !
John II. i.li r Jr. to J. I', llim ir
3 lots Jollv Acreage, t KM).
W. W. Meward to Win, A.'
bit in in. neres aboie (iastoii.i
3iil0. I
Shaw I i ir to K. O. Os;(ird.!
I -1 i acres It, at erton Iteedi il!e.
0t0.
M. J. 0 V. ill to Asher fiark.'
S acres near Witch llasrl. 3300.
Fllnor 'niiin.tlt ti (irant urn
u.tlt. lot 3 I'll. 3 Thome's Ad to
I litlshoro, 10.
Jos. Council i t al to Thov Cou
ncil, tract in I I n r 3 w , 1 1 .
M i it ii i. Warren Hities el al to
l.oiiis Meyers, tl l3 acres Ku hard
Williams d I e, $l!)Ht.
I.e.nndcr ChowniiiK to Wallrr
-nd Al Pillev, tract near lilt v.
?!00.
John Il.llard to II. I and J. It
Powniiii. tract ll. Fruitful Ijii.U.
r.ooo.
(n. I'i-lioti to Litnlell Uarhv.
"' !'t acres Heat erton Herd ill,
Victor n.imsn to Henry Clark.
L t I lk 3 Hall's A.I, l ore,!
(rove. $10.
J
J. S. Tailor, of near I.aurl,
w n In town Mondar.
James Holih, of near Rov, was
hi the ountv seat Momlav.
Mrs. Alfred Meinrl, of Mo,m
liimlale, was a Hillsboro visit. r
Momlav.
Mr. and Mrs. A ('. Wirt. ..f
Mouiit.iindale, wrre Hillsboro vis
i'ors the first of the week
Mr. nu. I Mrs. I.rster Campbell
f hulls, were ritv callers Mon
I IV nfteriionn.
Mr. and Mrs. R. I,. Tucker ami
lulilrr.i arritei) home f- t-i i
jort Monday moriitng.
Roy Cook, of Cornelius, ami
I r ' I . . . ... '
iiiernaru lioite. ut It ..oni.ii
crr city t-nllers the first of the
eek.
I ml Schomhurtr. of Namiia
I lalio, writes that he has hr.-n
hating trouble with his evrs and
i.... I. - .I...L .
... . ... . ... nun ruum ior irirei
iv ci ks.
Strived One lurt-e tin, I'..
I.nid C hina boar fr l air Acr.
i iie. I'leasc notify S. A. !.,
!' , Hillsboro, Oregon. '!, n.
iT1- . 25
uills nave siitlere.l t ie nasi
f'Ttninht owin to id, dro.ilh.
. i .1 ilitft rs have had more
for drenciiinir wells tlinn tli. v
mswer nmt as a result t o r.- U
scarcity on a niiiiihcr of ram lie
I r.e Methodist Church. John
i r. Ili H.li r. I'lisli ,T i
-1 1 .1 . 1
tun occupy the pulpit ayani on
.-"iiin.'iv. nioriillitf nml i ci.,, .
7... s
prayer meetinif llmrsi av nl-fl.t-
Siaiil i v Schoid on Sunday nt lo a.
m., followed by pr. iu hini ; eve
niiitf service at 7:45.
iitiert .Sclimld in. of ..l...
I'lixton. near the Coluiiil.in r......
'.V line, tva in the ritv IVi.I,..,
The new school house In Ii.i.:..
-'!.! I. Is lointilcted and .:.,
" air poii! is a mutter of i.ri.l.. i..
II air staff is perlims the lnll..- ,.f
my in the stnte of Orison, and
measurea ZTIZ feet.
Tom Henton, of Meek I'M,..
"as in town I rldnv. Tom
'wo acres of wheat which vl.l.l
' d -"7 luifchfl nr acre. im,l ill.
'"res which averijred IS ImsheU
r. it,,, two nereo certainly
hacked the Pnloiise country ofT
the map -ami nt tlint up t'.rP
f irmer farms one y(.nr nml lets
hat particular nereajre rest n
year.
The county Is hu,sy putting
"'c ritnu from t. 'j'oin
li.'iih-y place, near Orovelnrul, on
"'xi to llie Joe Comic I.
"I i a fPW days macndnmlr.iiiK
"- r-mii irom I' rank Ilolcomh's
I'i'Ke Went to Grovchin.l uill .
"in. The nmount to be nh will
"epeiii! on the rock which 1...
crushed nn.l weather conditions
Rimini,, to linulinff. Tin; court Is
"ow pin lining to run a rond from
"iith to Ilccdville, no as to KiVe
. ..una people from Orenco
Liget Your
arm-Home
And Farm Buildings
Why gr in lb Dark sshrts you ran hav light? 1 'llm ,lllrr
on and jresi will nml th "best I her is on th farm. () Jf
Western Electric Lighting Plant
la the Latest and Bot for a farm and outbuilding likl, in,. ,4n,
HiHir Amprr Baltery ill Ja tb work.
3 14 Horse Power Gas Engine
Will be your powrr 1 1 grnrrat. V hm properly chart 1 you tan hs(
for two weeks bs-fore a sain starting yMr mftrMi. If a,edy
engine large enough mi ran aava th prise of ours.
Let Us Demonstrate
Tbero is no reason why you sKould not Kay all City ( omrnirmr x
farm. You live but oncewhy not tiv in light when ou nr-d it? Siw
tinte and labor. Sotnj IrttirrMmiala
t he ilirot ionic . ! d firm lirfhl
inK J'l.int pun ha.. .1 from you his
bet li op. r id .1 m i !i the i.tmo.I of
salisfortioii, U. Ulieie the
plant i, without siiy iu., the
tery simplest pis upon llu- ir
ket. It Is sltnj.li tilth. Hit listing
to ili.iar.l n. ii i. hi sui ll
as joirrnors an.! ittrs bearings
The whole plant ...is uprated
iHautifulty and ; itch a lilit
brilliant llisl rt.ry person with
lily rleitrie llhl who l.s serll it
has martrlled ' H i n. t
I hey ctiufiss tha a .iu uf rrr
tain wait i ipuit Kites c.s more
lirfl.l than lli. v nu Ki from such
a lamp. We h. ir mri It been
coittrrtrd ! the id. al li'l.l and
others as fast as the) er tt -Iue
thai thrt Mill
ownrrt of thrir . f.-, w
t ottajfr ntitlil "
K. Ilnldt rsi. n , .S.(1,
t'oh.ra. Md
' We are tert i .nl,
planl. as ll f,,,. ,,l , ,.;,.,, (
po.i r and hlii U, ih S..1J
to Install one , i i,,f Vrt,f
Lleetiie w at r ,,, , ,(rl
lime, as lli. re . ,, r , ln ,(,,.
trimly and l! ,t. ,,n.(,e
lory."
II
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Uut.t. 1.1,1,0,
x !!. I , m
t H-. i f,e .nii:it
"Anyone raun..t
stalliitj; a W r !.
ll does rtrryth.t I n. . .1 in lh.-
wy of a mrr n.l !n,-l.l .!,nl "
li..t l I !..,
It 1 l !.!.
"We find It a sniu,' ..f tune
Well as Hit y . ! , ..nt ri,n.r.
and rapeiU'lt r tyyntair
the liilil at the I in I' i ntuib
less triltllde til ! . ii;e lli. I.j'.trfr
than we rtpeit I t:. xisrr
and Iik bt outl nil , .ftiuiii
brl(hle he h'H an. I (!. firm
I r.-.l M tt.
V in. ., -t - Vl.
FOR FULL PARTICUI.AR3 CALL ON OR ADDKE5S
Hillsboro Electric Store
1311 Main Street, or d,er Fast of Allen A Ireland Hard ware Slort
HILLSBORO OREGON
ll LIBERTY THEATK
Fri. and Sat. Aug. 27-28
Fatty
Arbuckle-
-IN-
"Hayseed"
-ALSO-
Eugene O'Brien
In a Four-ply Romance-Love, Intrigue, Beauty, M
"The Perfect Lover"
No Raise in Price
iininf)iintiiir
'"in n cimnncl to the. state hlh.
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