No
WE COLLECT
Slow, Stale, Tough
ACCOUNTS
EVERYWHERE
Collection No CWd
McMinovilU, Ot-egoa
Hillsboro, Oregon
HARD TIMES SOCIAL I FARM BUREAU NOTES
There will be Hard Time
Party and Shadow Social at
the hall of Washington Grange
I No. 311. in the Arcade District.
on the ride above North Plains.
Saturday evening, April S3. Ev
erybody invited. Is.lus please
j vri your baskets, with lunch
for two. Shadows will be sold at
i supper time. Prises will be siven
the couple having the most rag-
gvd costume, i-7
Ran.
SeUwood 2306
C K. Rogers
Rogers AUTO TRANSFER
3 N. Sacosvd Straw
PWxaee: BroMKray 178S
General Hauling
Long Distance Moving
HJlboro.06c lC3Soco!Strat
Phone 813
VOU don't use as much
X of Calumet as you do cf
most otter liakingl'bttV.ers.
It has more than ordinary
tavening strength. You
save about hall
You don't pay a big price for
Calumet It's sold at a
moderate price that rep
resents another saving.
You dont feel uncertain as
to results. Bakings never
fail becautt Calumet newer foil
below the prowttadard of "Seat
byTeaf ,
It poasesaes the highest quah
Hy ever put into a Baking
Powder. Contains only such
ingredients as have been offi-
daUy endorsed by United Stale
Food Authorities.
For weeks, for months, it
keeps as fresh and full of
strength a the day ft left the
Calumet ractoriaa, the Workfi
Largest, snout Sanitary and Madera
Baking Powder plants,
Pbond can of Calumet containa full
16oa Some baking powoertcome in
12 oc inatead 0M60, can. Be sure
you get pound when you want i
CafcwMt
CoUCak
Uaapa
Yolks of 8 tax
lineups of sim
ulated sutjar, f j
cup of water,
cup of butter,
2',i cvpa rstry
flour. 3 level tea
spoons Calumet
HUking Posikr,
1 tablespoon H
vanilla. Then
nii in the regit
iar way.
v.l v "7
1 i
ri J& e. C 5
rSwM El tVi f
Planted for Keeps
These fine heavy-bearing trees were planted in
1897, every tree being set in a bole blasted with
DYNAMITE
(A Pacific Northwest Product)
The results are not only Indicated by the thrifty appear
ance of the trees themselves but are shown every year by
their heavy yield of fruit
Tree planting with dynamite is successful because it
thoroughly limni and shatter tha aub-aoil
make root peweti etnas naay
put graat atora f plant fond in easy reach
Oeetiuis fungus and 1
cnuaa early maturity
eute down tea I
and pay a heavy return on the investment through
increased yields. Ask our dealer for Du Pont Dynamite.
Writ for" DmnbpantoiUu-o Undn," which As
compter dataili on free planting and othar farm work
thmt can be dons profitably with Du font Explouraa.
' , Hillsboro Mercantile Gmpany
HILLSBORO, OREGON
E. I. duPoat de Nemours Co., Inc.Portland, Oregon
JERSEY RECORDS
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that I
have been appointed by the coun
ty court of Washington County,
Oregon, administrator of the es
tate of Sarah Butt, deceased, and
all persons having claims against
said estate are required to pre
sent them, properly verified, to
me at my residence at ElmoniVa
Station, within six months from
the 81st day of March, 1921, the
first publication hereof.
A. L. Rutt,
Administrator.
H. B. Nicholas, Attorney. 602
Oregonian Bldg., Portland.
Warning A communication ha
Ihi forwarded to u, calling at
ti iitiou to alleged solicitation of
tub-A-ribcr for a Farm Bureau
bulletin. The inference i left
ith the kutvM-riber that this
Farm tturcau bulletin i the oth
cul publicatHMt of the Farm Bu
rcau. Wc ih to tate that the
Oregon Slate Farm Bureau has
no otiicial publication run on a
ubxcri4un haMs, and neither
has the National Farm Bureau
Federation. The Wahingttm
t'ounty Farm Bureau has an ohV
eial vH-r which aubsenptioa a
covered hen Vim joiued the
Farm Bureau during the recent
drive.
Any pcrou or persona aolicit
ing sutucriptiona to a Farm Bu
rcau bulletin and claiming that
the same is an official organ of
the Farm Bureau should be re
ported to the ot&cc at once.
(Government llarneaa A eom
nuinieatiou from the State Farm
Bureau Secretary stale that gov
ernment harness can l secured
at approximately $13 per -t, or
a little bit less. If members of
the Farm Bureau are interested
iu this, call at the otfioe at Hills
boro.
Certified Seed Potatoes Twen
ty farmers have thus far secured
certified seed potatoes for a start
in producing better quality of po
tatoes. The Farm Bureau is mak
ing this a major project for the
purpose of assisting in standard
ising Washington County pota
toes as to variety and freedom
from disease, etc. It is recog
niied that this must be done be
fore we ran hope to accomplish
a great deal towards ro-operativr
marketing of potatoes.
We hope that more will become
interested in this important line
of production in Washington
County.
The Blooming Community heU
a otato meeting April IWth to
discuss ways and means of avoid
ing common potato diseases, and
st.tml.irdiiing crops. Fred Krah
mrr is chairman of the potato
project. County Agent McWhor
ter led the discussion.
Berry Meeting Held Reed
villc Community, with II. Jf.
Shears, chairman, held a meeting
to discuss berry culture. C lay
ton L. Long, of" (). A. C, E. M.
Cali f and Win. Schulmerieh were
the principal speakers. While it
is recognised that niarkrting is
the first question confronting the
farmers, Reedville community
also recogniies that efforts along
the lines of production, especial
ly in setting out new vineyards,
must not lie overlooked.
Wm. Schulmerieh,
Secretary Washington County
rami Bureau.
SQUIRREL POISON
Several farmers who have come
t; the County Agent's office for
squirrel poison had forgotten
n.tnies uf their community com
milteemeii who were handling
tins plllstllt.
The following list, on that ac
count, is herewith jjivrn: J. J.
aiikhck. Scholls-Kinton: S. T
Waller. Ced.ir Mills; II. Scheo-
eriimn, lllooniina ; E. E. Jones,
ats; John Caldwell, Hilton;
I dm S. hm. Itzer, S. hulls; Chris
S. himlli r, Bethany; W. F. F.lwrt,
Forest Grove; X. Baker, Hillside;
Ed Olscn, Jacklown; Chas. Herb,
Uinks.
In addition to the committee
1 1 ...
in 11 ie stores are Handling
ui poison at cost just a an ac
roinmmlntion to their natrons
Banks Mercantile Company, of
Banks; farmers teed and Sup
ply l ompiny, f orest Grove, and
fieo. l.ittl.hale, Forest Grove,
aim Oregon Dairy League, Hills
boro.
John McClaran, of Gales, was
in town Monday. John says that
1 .1 a V
mere must nave tiein three hu
dre.l fi .ln rmt-n up the creek Su
day, lii..iiing the stream.
Mr. John Davis, of Manches
ter, lowa, who ha been visiting
relatives 111 I'orllind and Bui
ion, was Die cucat Sunday of M
and Mrs. I'.. F. Sias and family,
iormcr jowa friends.
T. C. Reynolds celebrated the
first l.,y of the open season and
went out and made a nice catch
of trout. He ' returned to the
store and some lad carried home
the eiiti i in a nailer nm-lr. mi..
... '
laK.ng 11 tor n sack of apples
Argus, $1.60 per year.
had bought and paid for, Rey-
iohis niinien nign and low Tor the
fish and cave it i,r - Tl.. 1
morning the boy brought back
the trout nnd they went to the
pan. -
The following deleiralinn w..
down the last of the week to ad
vise with the court In ,.,,!
Hie matter of the road to Tilla
mook, via the Wilson River Rail
way route: Jas. Churchill, O, L.
Parsons, Walter Sargent, J. W.
McRohert-i, J. V. Heisler, J. W.
Kyle, N. C. Lilly, Herb Kyle and
Judson James, Gale Creek, and
Claude Smith and Frank Baker,
of Forest Grove. The proposed
new road would give a direct
route into Tillamook that would
save 30 or 40 miles, or even more.
Tillamook County will soon make
a survey of her end of the line.
The real measure of the !"' of
a dairy cow I in the amount of,
milk and butter fal thst she s all
produce in a year's lime. Wash (
ington County pure bred Jerseys
are making rt cords lWh arrj
ecoml to none, when rvrrvlhinf
is taken into eoniderlion.
Thos. Williams, of loresl
Grove, has just complied orti.ial
records on the first sis cows d
his nerd whi-h have been placed
on test. The average lor these
si was BID J pounds butter fst
for J day, and 111 e pound
of milk. ' The highest record
made by anyone cow as by IM
alia Second, who was three yrais
and eleven months old at the turn
she was placed on test. Her rec
ord for the year is 7SS pounds
of fat, and ll.SSs T huiU of
milk.
The sis head which have jW
finished test in the Geo. F. Biers
average of eStl.03 pounds of but
trr fat, and 10340 3 pounds of
milk in Jf3 day.
The highest record made by
anyone of Mr. Birrsdorfs regis
tered pure bred Is by Noble
Lad Lady Helen, age four years
at the time the test started. Her
record Is 776. otf pounds of butter
fat, and 1I.S9S.1 pounds of milk
One of Mr. Biersdorfs cows.
Lady Helen's Lady Ann, was on
Iv one year and elrvrn mouth'
01a at the start of the test. 1 his
heifer finished with a rccortl (
J 1.84 pounds of fat, and 7771
pounds of milk.
The Biersdorf herd is headed
by one of Oreg m's sit gold med
al bulls, Poppy' St. Mawes.
Ed. Preu.lnlhsl siiit uf Mr
and Mr. John Freudi tithal. of
nrar Newlon. tv n I lie eilt
park, was severely burned about
1 , . . .
ne 1 ace anu neca, ins rigru lore
irm and hi left hand, last Thurs
lay afternoon, while nuttimr irss
. ' r. r. -
oline in a tractor that he was ruii
ninar. lie hail liecn nulling .ul In
the tank and had just stopped
the motor and again started ur
ing when the ga ignited pre sum
ably from a drop falling on the
heated eihaust pipe. The right
forearm was quite badly burned.
11 being bare. I he li ft arm.
which waa eoveml bv lh- sl.iri
sleeve, wa not iujured, but the
a a. a a
left band wa sevrrrly burned
Freudenthal' face and neek wrrr
blistered and hi hair was ined
He thinks that hi left haud was
sinsred because he ur, it l.
tinguish the fire from hi H-s.r
Ed say he tried to move the gs
tank standing nearby, but failing
in that, not awav fur frsr ..r .n
rs plosion, and let it burn. The
tractor was ruined. Dr. Smitl,
dressed the burns and Ed. is on
the retired IM for a few days
with 70 acres yet to put int.
crop.
The Rerdiille ball team cauir
face to face with the rattling
skeleton ,f defeat last Sunday, al
the hands of the Nicolai Lumber
to. team, of Portland, score t.
I. It Wa Rt'fcl Vlsa fir t a-ias
ience at the game for k Ion
season, and their first mrrting as
a Kail oruamtation. The boyi
did well aga nst a veteran organi
Ration in spite of the fact thai
they were painfully handicapped
by lack of firietiee. nwrinir I., 1 1..
fact that Reedville has no ball
park of its own on which they
could meet to practice. All
things considered, it wa a good
game and Manager Olingri
promise to have the Reedvilh
boys in the front ranks oiif, .k.
best of the Counts- tea in.
--j . ... .
1 ue season is very far advanced
v.or.
William Behrman, owner ol
the Col. Harnes farm n
est Grove, was down to the city
Monday, Mr. Behrman will soon
have the place converted into a
Jersey breeding farm .-.I 1,:.
herd is headed by registered Jer
rj irom the famous C, I
Ifnofl . .... s . 1
-" 01 Massachusetts.
In a couple of year he will have
oig number of registered stock.
nu win be in the Fair entries
uenrman says he ha 70 acres of
good looking Winter wheat and
the place already show the re
suit of the installation of tile
orainage.
Uf II f i . .
. Sll-
Ol'll'm I. A 1. m
'" or ner parents,
?n?.w v- rkrnhnm, of
isortn IlilUhnrn I l. .1
. Keen me
rarnhams and Mr. Letson visit
ed With Mr. ami M,. II....I. v....
, ..uHo j aril
ham, of Corvalli. The vl.ito
will remain until May 1.
Wanted to Tr..l. u':ii.
SI. n . ""'J""
a f -UBMPntTfir tnn na
- . v w .... H vmTp in
fine shape; new trei ai)(J
.p-re, ior a lighter 5-pas.enger
--M s.u.L or uoage preferred.
Call at 1048 First Si . k..
, . K.,..,ir
If you are In tl m.L.i I .
monument, arm m u. r 1
A'rge nninbe' o' designs from
wmuu so aeieet. hu.
cannot be eonall. tl
M 1 ie sue
agency for th n a.i.
Co., of Portland. H. W. Prlck-
ew, Dank, Ore. ao-t
monry you put Joltf
hcn.e It i to jour Uteres! to e
lect good b'l h Uh
u"m' i t . .
wish to allow your pk of
A I residence lot la Tucker A
Mcwart Addition. Hillsboro, close
to aed at re U, on Jatksou or
Main M. Some on sanitary acw
rr; balance haw good drainage.
All ran have dry basrmenla. St
of lota- Id lota 0lU, with al
ley at rear; I lota eSlH); ome
lOUxlOO. The are priced o
they will aell quick. If you waul
the best in Hillsboro for your
home al a crv moderate price,
i Lea it wd! be to vour Interest to
let we show you and gel my easy
pavturnt Irruts.
- . i
Do aol delay in making your
tectum a tiirse lots will sell
quickly al my reduced prices.
mi I. .M. Iirioei.
HilUboro. i'houc 14.
TO THE HOME BUILDER
It Is a Self-evident imM !..
. -.. tust a
good location will rnk.n,. .lh.
bad location will depreciate the
deceased, to aell at private sale ( to said anal aee,.ut ,nJ f
for cash in hand all of tha follow- gnal etihrmmt uf Mij . . , H
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CITATION
la the Couuly Court of the Mate
of Oregon for Washington Conn-
In the Matter of the r.siate oi
Martha M. Goodwin, deceased.
To Julia Goodwin Ovrrhelt.
Emcline (ioodwin Duvall, J. F.
Goodwia, R. V. Goodwin, Whel
M. Thompson Mulligan, Ada
Thompson Widby, J. K. Thomp
son, Ernest t. ihoiupson, tree
mg:
In the name of lite SUIe ol lr
rgon. you anu eaen vi you are
hereby cited and required to ap
pear in the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Washington
County on Wednesday, the 1 1th
day of May, 191, at the hour ol
10 o clock a. m. of said day, and
to then and there show cause, !(
aay there be, any an order
should not be made and entered
in said cause, authorising, licens
ing, empowering and directing R.
C Goodwin, F'trcutor of the Ust
Will and Teatamral of Martha
M. Goodwin, deceased, to sell at
private sale all of the following
described real property situated
in Washington County, Oregon,
to-wlt:
The west one half of the soul)
west quarter of Section 17,
Township North, Range S West
of the Willamette Meridian;
said property to be sold for
$100.00 rash in hand and the bal
ance of the purchase price to be
secured by a first mortgage upon
said property; said property to
be sold for the purpose of obtain
ing fund with which lo pay Ul
rs, claims against said estate,
and the opens of administra
Uoa.
Witnet the Honorable J. W.
Goodln, Judge of the above enti
tled court with the seal of said
court affiled this IDth day of
March, 11.
II. A. Kuratll, Clerk,
By Edw. C. Ijice, Deputy.
ii described real property be
longing to Mid ratate, situate la
W ashington County, Oregon, par
ticularly described as follows, to
wlt: Trad Na. 4 of and I the
Amended PI I of Falrtlew Addl
ttoa lo the Tawn (bow City) of
Hillsboro, Oregon, a tha Sam
appear on Ike duly recorded
map and plat thereof, of record
and nle in the otnee of tha Re
cordrr of Conveyances of Wneh
ington County, Oregon,
for the urpoa of obtaining
fund with which to pay drllu
ournl Use, Ihe rosls end ripens
..f administration and claims
aeainst said estate.
Witness the HiMsoraW J. w.
Goodin. Judge of the above rati
lied court with Ihe seal of id
court affisrd this Ijflb day f
March. 1011.
II. A. Kuratli. County Clerk,
By P.dw. C, l uce, Deputy
r.sreutrl of U,r , u ,,
Testament of A,,,rr.
deee.ard.
Here, MeAlrar . l,j.
torwey fur Ftreulr,,
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT
In the County Court of the Mate
of Oregon for Washington loan
ly.
la the Matter of tha Estate of
li berie A. Wedbrrg, deceased.
Notice U hrrty give thai the
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of said deceased, has tied
in the above entitled court and
cause, her final account and re
port a such and Ihe court has
bsed and aplioiulrd tha 01 h day
of May, I vl I, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. M. of said day, and the
court room of Ihe above entitled
court in Hillsboro, Oregon, a Ihe
time and place for hearing ubjee
lion to aaid Anal account and for
the final settlement of aaid estate
Dated this 7th day of April,
ll.
Friik Sandberg,
Administrator of aaid ratal.
Hare, McAlear A Peter, Al
lornry for Administrator,
mnis, w rirMAU SFtti r
Fll.ll I
Notice I. hers by g,, ,i4 ()
Hrf.iSTl, I'lllllUI,,! .
I. ...I- . m .1 Ml
spswis ns ine rilil, uf I I i
i'. . . . " 'Ji
s strani, ueeeased, I..,
nnai arcuuni In the t..uil,
of list State of Dreg.. f, vv,
ington County, .. u, vj .
s.a.jm a a a.. M
ine ana uy oi w,, Iwj, . .
4 - Mm. a a '
nour ot tea orl.Mk in
suMiaft ui k,i.l .1.. ... I ,i
., Ilw rut
room of aaid court ir- .
pwintrd by aaid court s. tU, tiJ
end place for the h. ,rjtl uf J
jeclioae itierrio sn.l i
aseal thereof.
Dated and rst pulh.hrd Us.,
I. Itll.
Sumner It l.H4k,
Aduiiuistrstuf
J. O. Strarns, Atlomry.
Washington Bl.lg , purli.J
Ore.
CITATION
In the County Court uf Ihe State
of Oregon for Washington Ci.un-
In Ihe Matter of the Estate of
Merrill C. Davis, deceased.
To Henry B. Davis, I. I Da
vis, Eleanor M. Davis, Madeline
P.. Davis, Merritt C. Davis Jr ,
Perry W. Davis and Ethel 11. Da
is, (irreting:
In the iiame of the State of Or
'Koii, you and each of you are
hereby cited and required to ap
pear in the County Court of the
SUte of Oregon for Washington
County in t,r ,.url tlH,m t),rrr(1f
in HilUboro, Washington Conn
tj. Oregon, on Wnlnesday, the
Uth day of May, u2, mt ,bl.
hour ..f 10 o'clock A. M. ,,f a..l
day, and to then and there show
cause, If any there be, why an or
der should not be made and en
tered in said cause authorising,
licensing, empowering and di
recting Wendell D.vis, Admin-
"""r e bonis non of
me estate of Merritt C. Davis,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In Ihe County Court of the State
of Oregon for Waehiagtoe
I ounty.
In Ihe Matter of tha EaUt of
Mahal J. Lindsay, deceased
Nolice I hereby gives that the
undersigned ha been duly ap
pointed by the above entitled
court, a Administratrices of ll
estate of said deceased, and has
duly qualified as such.
,t u a aa
.-sow, inrreiure, alt person
having claims against said estate
are hereby notified and required
to preaent the same, logethe
with proper vouiher therefor, to
the undersigned at Ihe law oAce
of Hare, McAlear At Peter, ia the
American National Bank Baild
ing, in Hillsboro, Oregon, within
i months from the dale hereof
Dated this 14th day of March
lll.
lUttie I W hit more,
1 Utile C. Lock man,
Adinliiistretrtce of tha lal
Will and Trstaairnl of said de
ceased.
Hare, McAlear A Prters, Al
lornry for Administratrices.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT
In the County Court of Ihe Stale
of Oregon for Washington
County.
In Ihe Mailer of (he Estate
Andrew Koslur, deceased.
iVotice is hrrthy given, th.
the undesigned Eircutrli f hr
last Will and Testament of s.l.l
deceased, ha tiled In the above
entitled court and cause, her n
ual account and nnl ...-I.
and ihe court ha died and an
as..i ft I aL . as. a i a -
.leii me sand day or April,
U2I, al the hour of 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day, and the court
i ii e r,"'"rd court
In lit Uboro, Orrgun, as the time
snd place f, hearing objections
HILLSBORO COMMERCIAL BANK
I Klsa lasaaaaL J a as
ami Mserva Bank are not IvsM.J .i , - ", or use ratv
Th- rwi? b.Nd lh "-bilitias of any institntir.
off, that aaUliaaZ. MV'd,nl to
ItaharaJ B Bnhcw.
Wily of its stodcholdars. Tl-U w. . ":7T,-M,!
nave vanished ach mA i . . "." or any bank
It staad7,o well hs hleCT , . " "Ut
Diuty. - " c nnsa as to their raliev
BJf U ,Ut ' lockho,- ol lh. Hi.ldH.0 ConUl
W. E. McConrt
E. L. Johnson
M. II. Stevenson
Mary A. Donclson
O. V. Payne
Deborah Barrett
John Dennis
Jessie B. Sewell
W. N. Barrett Estate
Edward C. Lnce
L.E. Wilkes
Elsie Schulmerieh
Ella Schulmerieh
Officers
Edward Schulmerieh
(leo. Schulmerieh
Thomas Coanell
Joseph Council
Ferd Oroner
A. Oordon
Fred Rood
A. J. Roy
E, B, Tongue
P. J. Sewell
t. W, Rdtnond
John M. Wall
Herman Schulmerltb
Hoiues Always
Hand
tare, aa If you are baking i
aa Ideal home, srsk no fsilM
for have It I
(fcr Resl EtUte LH
include aosnc rare values its pJ
it... i i '
cny loraicti in me imsmrs a.
IriHs that will li.lrrr.l th
vrslmrnl seeker.
If you want to buy, s II of a
your property, come lo u.
A. Englan
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