DARNELL RANNOW
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WEE'S
DEPT. STORE
! Tho. C. Darnell, of I'artun. W ..
and Miss Frieda Rannov. of
GO AK
9
FarmingtuM. were united ia nwr
riaate at HilUboro, Ore., April 30.
lil, Rev. II. A. Dick ..tfiointiiiir.
L KINTON PLAY .
Quit
tmriSHiiws
o
A Special
Selling of
WOT
mm.
READY-TO-UEAR
IMP
Good looking, smartlv tai
lored. and eorrertlr finished
FRIDAY AND SATUR
DAY O.NLY,
Wear our food, "Nifty" clothes.
When you once deal with us, you will never quit
We will tell you underwear that will FIT.
X,' Miy old tlihig" and look right
S"7',ec" of hat. ties, shirts, hose and
bancSwrcniefs tat will harmonize with your suit and overcoat
Our aaleamea are drilled in clothes-color, harmony. We
Mrmonious whole from hat to hose. .
There it ART in dressing. A man's apparel should bo one
Members of the Kinton Grange
will give the play entitled "l a
ele, at the Kinton school house.
May 7. This play wa announced
fur Anril ItS. hut winr tit illllt'
1 1 was postponed. 1 he piay
a Ik
promises to Je unusually mirresi
iiijt. ephew marries afjwrsi
his uncle's wishes, and Toole's al-
" " .... ... i . ...ic iiiv c. i. . . -
port. Uncle an Dear on the srviu
after they settle down. Thry try
to hide the truth which causes n
end of complications.
Everyone invited to attend.
Admission, adults, J5cj chil
dren, lie. Proceeds to be acliiri!
to Kinton Grange Hall Fund.
Program begins at a: IS p. m.
CHINA-NEAR EAST
$10.00
Consider the exceptional
savings effected through the
purchasing of these Satin
and Taffeta Silk Dresses
now at this special price.
Come in and try them on
yourself; you will be agree
ably surprised at their val
Newest colors,' in pleated
back
srear coats
$6.05
"Luxfte" ladies' pure silk
STOCXLVS3
CSc a p-xr
A special selling of newest
04.00
i
I Laundry of Personal Service
I Leave crfcri at the
SUGAR CDVL CONFECTION'RY
PUd;E2311Z
1 1 ninFvr"-.-
Iisvraiu. w riltAL SETTLE.
KINT
In addition to previous gifts to
the China and Near East Fuiul
the High School reports:
Net proceeds from ilav at the
l iberty Theatre, $118.00.
Sale of Candy during pluv.
$21.35.
Sale of candv at school of Do
mestic. Science Dept., $13.00. .
Methodist Euisroual Church.
additional, $3.00.
Congregational Church! addi
tional, $6.00. '
E. C. Mulloy, of Laurel, $8.00.
Total, $15.15.
H. A. Deck, Chairman.
ROAD MEETING
j
Argus: On Saturday evening.
May 14, at 8 o'clock In the court
room of the Washington County
Court House in Hillsboro, will oc
cur a meeting of all those who
are interested in better roads for
Washington County.
As President of the Hilkl. UN)
Club I have been reguested by
one of the road foremen to call
this meeting. .
An invitation has been extend
ed to Mr. Jno. B. Yeoii, of the
Mate Highway Commission to
address this meeting. Every one
interested '' In good roads is in
vited to attend.
L. VT. Hvde.
Pres. Hillsboro Club.
The Only Exclusive Woman's Store in the County
NO SUMMKR
WARDROBE
IS COMPLETE
wftaont st least oat
Gingham Frock. ,
Puet and pages of
the very newest
strict for Ginfbtnt
Pictorial Rsrfow
FASHI ON BOOK
FOR SUMMER
- NOV Oft SALE
Pattern
20 carta It 35 carts Dress 9473
NONE HIGHER V 35 cents
WEIL'S
In the Count j Court of the Stat
of ' Oresron for VV.K;.,t..
o -ft-""
In the' Matter of the Lj Will
ad Testament of Morris C.
Lincoln, Deceased.
Notice ia herriv m.n td.t
undersigned, Executor of the Last
HTM a" aw .
wui ana xesUment of Morris C.
Lincoln, deceased, hm thi A.-.,
filed In the County Court of
itaaouigion county, Uregon, his
final account and reoort as nrh
executor in said esUte, and the
"ame na et for final hear
ing' and settlement !ufm- a.;A
'-m wvvr OHIU
Court at the County Court House
in Hillsboro, Oregon, on Mon
day, May 0, 1921, at 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day.
Latea this 25th day of April.
1921. r '
Clvrlp T.ln.nln
Executor of the Last Will and
Xestament of Morris C. T in
; ill ,-.
. coin, deceased. "
M. B. Bump & D. D. Bump, At
torneys for said estate.
THE EUICK
The Buick name is the Buick's
best salesman, and Bnick. loti
models have added' prestige to
that name. The new models
possess, the; known Buick reliabil
ity to meet everv condition of
iravei. lo that reliability there
is auuea comiort resulting from
improved seatinsr
and spring suspension and easier
control of mechanism. And the
new lines are beautiful. V.mh
car's reliability is re inforced bf
- ..1.1 ! . .
aumonzea iJuick service. The
regular equioment on all m.lt
since January 1 Includes cord
tires. You should see these new
models to appreciate them.
Ferd Hattrampf,
At Buick Service Garage, No.
iuo Kiun, nea. Kint sf mil.
boro. ah
Mrs. Chas. E. Wells iitl h
O. W. Wells at Newberg,. Tuesday.
Oscar Hundlev. at nmr fV
Plains, was in the city the first of
me weea.
For Sale Brood sow. n i r
. , .
Y 7M old; finest in county.
Will litter about the 21st. S.
Cooper, Laurel, Oregon. n
Marriaire license was ar.nt.A
to Thos. A. Gibson and Emma
Walpole, the first of the week by
r i v ... .... . J
vicrs jwuraill. liihann liail. r.
Clatsop County.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT
Why Delay Buying
That Summer Suit
We are Making a Substantial Reduction on
all Spring and Summer Suits
A GREAT VARIETY OF MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM AND EVERY
ONE THIS SEASON'S STYLE
NEW SUMMER FROCKS
Of Voile, Organdy ami Gingham at
I3.S0 and up
NEWBLOUSES-
With a touch f summer, of Pongee, Georgi He or
Cre,e de Chene at.. ... $4.44- and up
SPORT SKIRTS-
Check, Strlc or Plaid -Tweeds, Serge and PruiirlU.
SIM 2,1 " 8 1 : . S4M and up
JERSEY JACKETS
In all the wanted Colors at - .
U50 and $10.50
Te Carry "VANITY FAIR" Italian Silk Ucdiroea.
Goar's Woman's Shop
1212 Main Street. . Phone 422X Hi!!sbor0
Lutheran services net Smi.l.v
afternoon at 2 oVI.wt. . ih
United Evangelical Church, on
Third Street, between Washing
ton and Baseline. P. H. Schsus,
pastor.
- Dressmaking Am prepared to
do fashionable dressmaking.
Mrs. Ray Cleveland, Cornelius,
0re' 7-9
Senator W. G. Hare a via
itor to the Haskcll-Carpentrr
plant up at Cherry Grove the last
of the week.
Richard Beamish came u
from Cedor Mill. Katur.l.v -...i
attended the 102nd anniversary
l Odd Fellowship celebrated by
woniesuma U.dg at their hall,
Main and Third.
If you are in the market fort
tioiiuiiirtil, see me Ik-fore bajiar
V large number of Jrvigns frns
vhieh tn select, at prii-m tthirl
siiiiot be rqunllid. Nave Ik
gency for the Otto Sc'liumiu
Co., of Portland. II. W. Prirs
It, Banks, Gre. 49 tt
Call at the Argus office ofr first
viass jou wors,
Which Paint
Costa Lees?
NOTE how the bat paint
spreads easier and covers
more square yards than cheap
paint does.
Figure in the extra gallons
of cheap paint that you must
buy and the extra cost of appli
cation. 'v'
It means that cheap, paint
costs just as much as good paint
on the house.
The best paint then gives
five or more years' protec
tion to your property invest
ment. Cheap paint on the
average, starts cracking in
twelve months. Which paint
costs less?
72 Years' Experience
The house paints we specify
(at your home are the rMi
72 years' experience in making
purpose. Made to stand the
peculiarities of western weather.
The best material PIO
NEER WHITE LEAD.
linseed oil, zinc and color are .'
combined with long-time skill,
in scientifically exact propor- -
tions. ,. . ; t
..Our white lead base must pass k
through a silk screen with 40,-
000 meshes to the square
inch. A patented purifier makes I '
It 1 a. mm' - (.
it "whiter,' so Fuller paints are
exceptionally clear-toned. The
paint when finished and applied
on the house is a beautiful, elas
tic tough, protective coating. -Such
paint costs but a trifle
more td buy per gallon and is"
five to ten times more econonu-"
cal in service.
Don't allow surfaces to rot
to "V
it.
f- -i . i. V " fun c aiiow surfaces to
s
'1.
it
i
Free Ad7xso
on Painting
ASKour agent for our free al
f xlvice. He will ihow you a color
; card which shows 32
ihades of this deiir-
.'; able paint ,
f We have a Puller
j Specification' Depart--
ment which will tell
'i you all about the"
i most desirable color
schemes, color har
mony and those other
details you want
know.
Take advantage of Puller House
Paints. Takesteps to paint now.
Dont let weather depreciate your
investment
W.P. FULLER St CO.
Dept. 6, San Francisco
."1"H'urr of Ptlnts.
w i t lem .
Ettablishcd 1849.
Brandies in It CWts In tht Wtt
Dealers sverywhtr.
Also makers of Rubber Cun n. '
Paint, All Purpose vLV5?wQSZ
2S" J",f K-1 'n-or.floorl Wi
S!f B fimialB. Auto Entmtt, Biira
and Roof Paint, Porch and 8t P.in.
nd PIONEER WHIT hZS.
Slfiy kyW.P. Puller 4 Ca
: T
("fai IWf and "Pfcos-
I r'i ,vm tciSeations
J I -4 Cat aklwr .
saa asaka
f ssrvica Hints,
xrzx to boy
r
psbrtt art Im
!0,tuf 'jw. 4fs important
ttfm, Aftnti' nanus and ad
fwsan are printed in the memo.
tR rl,ht Cutitit
and pit tt la your pocket now.
SAVE THIS
(Cut this out and, pasta it in vow
not book as a memo.) .
sif k1 JeeU tainttaai Puliw.
Specification Houc Painu Wa aolTav
tht foilowinf Agantsi
R. L TUCICER
HILLSCORO, OREGON
In the County Court of the State
ot uregon or Washington
vuuniy.
In the Matter of the Estate of Al
fred hmmott, Deceased.
Notice is herehv oiw-n kt u.
, J o""., uioi me
undersiirned executor nt th.
...... v- m it a a
wm and Testament of said de
ceased, has file.1 ill tit. ilin.. ...
titled court and cable, his final
account and report as such and
me court has fixed an1 .nn.i.i
ed the 3rd dav of .Tun 1001 ...
the hour of 10 oYWV A f -r
said day, and the court room of
we aoove entitled court in Hills
boro, Oregon, as the time, and
i . Ileft,,nff ""J'rtlons to
said final account and for the fin
al settlement of said estate. ;
Dated this 2nd day 0f Ifay,
frenro-.. C
Executor of the last Will and
aesiamentof Alfred Emmott.
ueceaaed.
Hare, McAlear & PeteVs, Attor
neys for Executor. ;
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
" for Washington
Countv.
In the Matter of the Estate of An
drew uison, deceased.
Notice Is herehv .l
undersiirned h. .,n?
Ic . , uuij con-
firmed by the abova ; antitled
Will a "ecutM o' last
Will and Testament ..u j
I - aMI 114 QB
sCuch ' hM dul' qUalified "
Now therefor ' .11 t
Ing claims against said estate are
present the same. tnii...
."A offices of
Hare. MnAl... . " .OI
a": ".re". " the
In n Tnm'u? i,Bank Bu,ld-
n. j .1, UBie nereof .
iB?,atedthl' 28th day of April;
Some FACTS Abat
P
The Universal Car
u-
you just how many Ford Cttr Ind trtw '" at t'oit. They show
January 1 ,92I and h1J trp ek, have been buU (( J sjii(e
e United States. manJr hv' sold to retaU customer, in
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
Produced
29,883
35,305
6186
Total Production: .. iJ
Delivered to
Retail Customers
57,205
63,(33
871
Total RsUil 5alta,C3,032
d-tio by 80,o88 Ci ? -.. of 1921 exceed,! ro-
showing- tliat tl..
April
ional Cars and truxla m
imbly plants combined palls
In ol, 90,000, Utl"'1 .,! ,em
ma
cuHtome' mUc18k) now bei Prdut'e and " 'or the
thing like womlr fr,0re' U,,til wrDluI 'i ,,ar,' II wlU be ft
xe prompt deliveries. iirplu' ot orders will prevent any-
you would be siir. r i ,
xti? srn t .he. w.t ,
1 UeiaV. Phnn. ... a J
Ptto Erickcon & Q).
FOREST GHOVE
y HILXS30RO
CAVRTON
a r or ,ald deceased.
... . - wr rauutr
r executor,
HLJl?t,T k to AWubla to