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Wanted : To liujf UmI, frr.lt, , with good ria l trt. Mu.l be tolwrrular tr.trd. Ap ply .1 131 (irrclry St., Port Li'id. ' Fur Sale - RrgUtrrrd Jrr.ry hull, IX tituntli ol. Sirr, Fancy Raleigh; dun, Marir'e iilurbrll. Vrry line annual. - Karl Hrordrr, Slirrw immI, Orr. 7 Q BEE KEEPERS MEET Three Frontier Nights On The Oregon Trail Or Tifte ary Day Zn Oregon ay 5-S-7 M A M oose Hall Hill&boro, Oregon 3 -Big Nights-3 Staged By That Live Wire Bunch Hillsboro Post No. 6 American Legion A nirrtitig ( her krrjwr w at l.rl.l April 23rd, at the farm ( llrrli f Imlittrrii h, llirrr nulr outlt i.f llill.lH.ro. II. A. St ul Ia n, Iter SM- ialltt f thr Oregon Agricultural Ciller, gvr diru inii and ill un.ii.1 ration on, tlir lit ml of m ! iliwaM-, aurlt a r.uro an fouIlir.MMt, which it f.Miliil In In- tii(r prrtnlrlit ill part tf thr county. I nr thr prMir if holding fur tlirr Hireling of lr krrprra In dieu tin limit of ilitratr urn Irol, a temporary orgntil atinn formed, villi John Hi lirman, if ('unit lint, chairman, ami Flill Ip I'.triqula, of Oremo, wcrr tary. It is espr.tej to hold - cral Hireling fur ber krrpcr In July in different part of tin county. Co. I firm li in nii. For'Sale Sjian young mulra, full itrri, 4 and 8 year; 2200. V. J. Knarhrdr, IMl.Uro, R 4; S inilra F.at of I Iitl ,lxr, on II i tliortie place. HdNboro phoiir, I4R2. 7 9 F.d lrnmm caught two trout in thr Uiaatirr d.tt h. South Tital tin, thr otlirr day, both of which were in thr Raliilxtw rliu. One rnraourtd It and thr otlirr' 16 illl'llr. ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? Right now id.- price of LUMBER and BLlLDIMi Material IS at titer lowrtt jMiint It lia been incr lltr war. F.VF.RYONK in tlir hutinrss predict an advance by niiiUuiumrr. OUR PRICES OS ri.ur requirement in thi line arr AUSOI.ITKI.Y right. Everything rutuddrrrd J nil can d n . rll in I IilUlx.ro anywlirrr. ALL wr ak i t It i ii i r- to prove llti. R. L Tucker Lumber Co. Main Street and P. R. & N. Telephone 841 Exclusive Representatives of National Builders' Bureau wh has qpA A I .ONG about this time of year it man finds his motor i iU neighbors getting anxious about their tires. With tolka expecting old tires to "pop" any minute, th tv t on it the quest n of w hat kind of new ones to buy. U. S. Tires ure uruiwering a lot of questions like this iruwuduys. The U. S. Tire following embraces two kinds of tire buyers. Those wiio started with quality first, and have never bought anything else but the quality standard tire. Those who came to quality first only after dabbling with "burguins,""ri bates," ' job lot" and "surplus stock tires. . Getting one hundred cents value on the dollar in tire Iniying is a straight-forward business proposition not Kuess-work or u game of wits. The most essential man for you to know today is the local U. S. Tire dealer who is concentrating on a full, completely sized line of U. S. Tires. He gets his U. S. Tires straight from his neighboring U. S. Tire Factory Hranch one of 92 such Branches established anil maintained all over the country by the U. S. Tire makers. He b the man who can give you fresh, live tires not stuff shipped to him from some point where it did not sell, but new tires of current production. Giving the same quality.selection and price-advantage to the owner of the medium weight car as the big cor owner gets. With equal service and buying opportunity whether he lives in the smaller localities or the greater centers of population. off sk Ps w fi i THE U. S. NOBBY TRLD Wlwr th Rutnf to spacially bMvy with (now, mud or Band, In tally country wtwr maximum tiactiuo on th road it a factor, no otlwr tit ttaad rat d.vttd ta quit to flM.-Uva, or to wholly approved by motoring opinion, M th U. S. Nobby TiraA It wry almpliclty two diagonal row n(ob Iouk ituda, InwiUKking in th.it irripon th. road O th nault ol all th. yar ol U. & KubbM pathnca with a vary ty pa U load th wotkl uvar. 4 "Tht mer turntM irun rtr rmi to know rotAty in th rira eu.in jwir awi U Uonoted Spates lirs United States Rubber Company OTTO ERICKSON A CO., HILLSBORO, ORE. R. W. HALL, HILLSBORO, ORE. B. C. SHIPLEY, HILLSBORO, ORE. OTTO ERICKSON A CO., BEAVERTON, ORE. LOSLI BROS., BEAVERTON, ORE. CEDAR MILLS GARAGE, CEDAR MILLS, ORE, W. M. SNIPES, HILLSBORO, ORE. ( GASTON GARAGE, GASTON, ORE. Dr. RoU. C. Vrnnry, wrll k nnwn Portland phytirian, did in hi im in hi offir Sundar nir't. Dr. Yrnnrr wa airnl S3 yrart ml wa a native of Walla Walla unty, Vah. llr a onr of brt known phytiNan and i.iirritiri.int in thr Northwet, nd madr frrrptrat trip to IIiIU- iro in ronvultation with local byairian. tin wa hrrr a few wrrka ago, conultinf with Dr. P.. II. Smith in the rae of the latr County Commiaaionrr Carttrn, and wai a(ain hrre latt Saturday, when be mrt in coniultation with r. Smith in the caae of Mr. Wm. Tolke, of above Bank. Dr. 1 rnnejr waa the organixrr f the 46th bae hoipital corp. which wrnt to France from Camp xv. 1. lie waa aIo in char ire of the Vancouver Hoipital during the Spnni.h-Amrrican war. t . a ilia rrmaina were aiuppea to Walli Walla for burial. Hi Irath i a matter of genuine re gret to medical circlri and a hot f friend mourn hi lo. William Busby, of Aloha, ha turd M. L. Swift, atking a jury in I ircuit court to award him 133301 Inmngr a the reult of a court! action wherein Swift iwore to ant nformation charging Buabjr with! cuttinff and removing treet from I hi place without authority or warrant of law. The caae wa heard in court here and Busby wa at once discharged. In hi complaint for damages Busby I sys tie and Swift entered into an I agreement wherein Busbr was to clean off some land in Beaverton- Rredvillr, and he was to hare the I cordwood. Before the work was done he says Swift ordered him off the place and would not even I let him get his tool away. Be cause of this and because the in-1 formation was sworn to causing! Busby expense and humiliation. he want f.1000 punitive dam ages and $330 for other expense and loss, $75 of which was for an I attorney to defend the case brot bv Swift. DR. R. C YENNEY Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. William, of Raymond, Wash., at the home of it grmdparent, Mr and Mrt. F. M. Kt-lsry, Eaat Hi'l-'niro, April 21- 121, a aon. The youngtti r it thr grrat grand ton of f!.e latr Capt. A. M. Col in . Tho. Withycombe, of Port land, wa out to ILllsboro Mon day, on business. Mr. Withy combe says that in his travels ov er the vallry he find that all grain has a healthy color. Frank H. McCarter and Ber- nke M. Davis, of Portland, were united in marriage in Hillsboro, April 22, 1P2I, Judge J. W. ftoodin officiating. II. Tober, of below Roods, was up to the city Monday afternoon. II. E. Thompson, of Oak Park. was over to the city Tuesday. WANTS DAMAGES REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Jesse Rowley to W R Merrill, lot 32 blk IS W Portland Height 7100. Warren Hangen to S O Han- gen, 3 acres sec 32 t 2 s r I w, f 10 Millie McLcod to R L Englert, 110x888 ft at Garden Home. t W C Deits to John J Schmidt, lots 4 and 5, Gray Oak, $10. II P Campbell to Eliia G Campbell, tracts 3, 8, 14, IS, Grove's Heights, $1300. W A Shaw to Olaf Hill, tract in lot 374 Johnson Est Bearcrton Rccdville, $1000. O C Miller to S L Soliday, 20 acres sec 2 t 3 s r 1 w, $10. W O Donelson to W A Dillon, lot S blk 1, Humphreys ad, $370. Fred Zimmerman to Henrr Johnson, $39.58 acres West Un ion, $10. C W Allen to F M Allen, one a sec 22 t 1 s r 1 w, $500. A S Hendricks to Wm Miski- mint, 2.1 acre Cornelius, $2600, G V Shaver to Peter Haffner, lot 11 plat 1 Conxelman Bros Acres, $650. R E Loomis to Louis A Reed, 90 mwi t 9 a r S w S9XOO 5 E Hill to Y W atkins I a sec 13 t 2 n r 4 w, f 10. Wm II Nelson to Wm and Dora Velson, 75x198 feet blk 20, and tract in blk 19, Hillsboro, $10. David Ha r wood et al to S S and David Deardorff, lot 2 blk SO, Cornelius, $125. John Loftis, adm, to Wm. Bish- t:p, 100 acres sec 22 t 3 n r 8 w, Tchechntsky Est, $2000. R L Tucker to M O Connell, It and 4 blk 36, Beaverton, $10. T A and P U to H L Bates, 90x201.75 ft blk 1, Walker's ad, Forest Grore, $1. T A and P U to Jose J Parker, F. la lot S blk 14, F Grore, $1 Nadie Swctt to Rebekah Trie bor, 24 acres sec 34 t 1 a r 1 $10. Maud Williams to Genera Mitchell, lot 12 blk 7 Tucker & Stewart's ad, $10. J W Hansen to Geo Rueck, C3.20 ncres Peter Scholl'a d 1 c, $9000. AWi?t Wheeler to Florence Henderson, part of lots 13 and 14, G.irdn H'Mne, $650. J N Atterbury to Walter Rob inson, V interest in tract on West Main, $10. Geo Meyer to Mary Meier, his wife, 3 acres Geo Elliott die, $100. ; Percy Lowe to Multnomah State Bank, 2.30 a Bonita Gar dens, $10. Frank Allen and wife to J V Hclslcr, executor, their Int in 450 acres, Gales Creek, $3798. H. Jelbman, of Orenco, was in the city Tuesday morning. Adam Spiess, of near Elmonl- oa, was an Argus caller Tuesday. Fred Goetie, of above Bloom ing, was a Hillsboro caller Tues day. W. C. Glfford, of Beaverton, waa greeting friends on Hillsboro Pacific : States Fire Insurance Company of Portland, Ore. The only big Oregon Old Line Company. Losses promptly pafi. AUSTIN AGENCY Successor to the VANDERWAL AGENCY Oftca Shut Bank Bids. Phone 711Z 1 7ne Universal Tractor Attachment for For. I. . Takes only 80 minutes to than, from Auto to Tractor and front Tractor to An to. - - - - Merit 'V ' J4. 1- ... . f Irawrc Will handle a 18-inch plow Price$200 Sale or Trade What Have You Addrm N. V.Blain BANKS, OREGON FOND OF GOOD SODA? Then drop in to this foun tain for-a glass of the beat tee cream soda yon ever tasted. Our soda mixers err expert judges of yoor pal ate, and use only the purest and best materials. On that shopping or visiting trip stop in. - THE WIGWAM -TV Ttj It J J' A SUSINS) WHICH OP J stttunv is etaMAwawr Jj If You Have'Only a Few Hundred Dollars to invest you have less excuse for demanding a large yield and taking a high risk than has the person with a few hundred THOUSAND to invest. In fact, the fellow with the big money is usually the investor who is MIGHTY CARE FUL to see that his cash goes into an IN VESTMENT and NOT a speculation. This Company is NOT in the promotion stages ; it is a firmly established industry ' meeting a great public need every hoar of the day and night. Its CUMULATIVE PREFER RED STOCK has EVERY ESSENTIAL that a high-grade INVESTMENT should have. Price $100 and dividend per share, paying dividends of $7 a share a year. Can be bought for Cash or on terms as low as $10 a month. laquira at our office or aak aay aplo y tkay'r Portland Gsa r Ccks Co. A Bosinaaa which of Naraaaity i Paraaawawt PORTLAND GAS 4 COKE COMPANY, Investment Dept., Gasco Bldg, Portland, Oregon. Send me (1) 8-page illustrated booklet, "Die Story of an Opportunity at Home," (S) Information about your Preferred Stock, (8) Details of Easy Payment Plan, (4) How to Judge an Investment . . Name ' Address April-fool ADVERTISING IS GOING OUT OP STYLE! IF YOU ARE ECONOMICALLY INCLINED and wantto reap a lot of home comfort, a small amount of cash spent at this hardware store will secure the result WHEN YOU TRADE WITH US you sea your purekase no "sight unseen" like when you buy from a mall order boaar Get oru prices. ' . , ... Percy Losag Hillsboro, Oregon street Tuesday,