The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, August 04, 1921, Image 4

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    PE4RL0IL
(KEROSENE)
STANDARD OIL CCMKVNY
k.' a 1 1 r o tt K I A I
I Pacific : States
Kire lasuraace Coaipaav of
Portland, Ore. The enly big
Ortiru Old Line Oompeay.
I.-s promptly pn.
AUSTIN AGENCY
Successor to the
VANDERWAL AGENCY
Ofbce Shut Bank Bid-.
Phone 711Z
TIRES!
We wish to announce an average reduction of 25 per cent
the price of vulcanizing, retreading and all lira repairing.
e handle Miller tire, both fabric and cord. Ala Mil
ler half soles. We will trade you new corda for your old fab
ric. Come in and ee us. All work guaranteed.
FENNER'S TIRE SHOP
1151 Third St.
Op p. Service Garage
TDUR COUNTY FIELDS
August 10 r. Date Set for the Bis
Pilgrimage
MEET AT JOHNSON'S FARM
Between Cedar Mill and Beaver
ton Then for Sherwood
for correct
dress, ear
cm
The warm season is here, and we can fit you out for comfort
Come in and see our Summer suits and our "warm weather"
furnishings.
W. W. Boscow
On Wctlmsdvy, Aytfust 10, tin
onion grower of Washington
Count onion tit UK.
Those totiriui; will unit. lirst.
at tlif farm of Kolt. Johnson, be
tween Cedar Mitl ami llcavcr
ton. at S :30 a. m. Thirl y.uuutitc-.
will Ik spent looking over tin- mi
ion at tin Johnson farm. At !'
o'clovk the crowd will U -inc lor
tin farm of 1". Frit kson. known
I at the Fanno farm, m ar I'tuno
station, tm llit Southern Pacific,
arriving there about J:"0 ami
leaving at t:30 for tlif farm own
d by J. l I.ccdv. at Kinton.
; where- llit-y will arrive a Unit II
1 . ...t ,k. . i.l .it. .,(,.... ;n
U sji t at the l.ccdy farm to
smut control demonstrations
which an being carried on by the
Washington County farm bureau
ill Ct-ocration witli tin On com
Agricultural College.
(.caving tin l.cctly farm after
II o'clock 'hr plvn it lo arrive at
llit farm of Krcd KKner in llu
South lie ml country, for dinner,
bring a liaskcl dinner ami join
! them in an old fashioned picnic.
'Leaving the rlsiier farm at 1:30
llu next stop will In- the Wftlktrt
I farm, in tli Slit rkio.nl onion
! lifKU, ami will leave Sherwood at
2:.lt) for tht Mulloy onion held,,
arriving tin re about 3:15. l.cav
ing Mulloy at 3:13 p. in., tlif lot
slop will I f at tlir Tual.itin iuioii
field.
The object of our tour, which
it being arranged b a commit
, tft compose tl of J. ('. l.ccdv, Olio
! Wohler. Frank Row .11 ami l ! I'.
Pranci. ii tit bring tlir onion
growers together once a year to
iiit neighboring tifl.li ami farm-,
and discus tlif problem which
confront tlif onion grower. Out
of llu source of serious lot. this
, yrar lias been tlu onion maggot.
Part of llu onion grower l tin
county plui lo follow in lJ'i tlif
, Canadian uic thod of controlling
' this pest.
i Countr Agent.
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,C. Ah a ....b.r of Hi. lb
II ,1 I I, .k. 1 I' I I t '"
man im.l ' ,l ' 1
l.f a, . '
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wa awar.U.l .-'' "'"
hatin- - I U ',
r,nts for !... Mm I If pr....-.!
tlif -lin.l" of tlif fr. ilun.tll b.
ball inn. w;l
p.t.-h in I.-.- :i " Ulr r,
llu truk wo.k prr.rntr.1
Inn. from S t.tifmi b. forr
t. K ,,.. bi .lM"1-- U,'k "
ri.,i.,.. 1,. b ' li.ifrilv of
trts;oii t". limit u '' f'ir bit"."
PEER SEASON. AUli. 20
ll .-on for kltlmtf b"'-" ,n
A.ik.l V0 m remain -'
m.r.l Oktotn r SO Tin -' "
montliv an.l if ' b'lt ""
.1, , r in nil ! t'ifn Jon aren t
tt tl tnlll-Okl.
Mr ami Mr. Ja. I- lUlfhrl
tier, of near ort. Ilain. rrr
city .-llfr. Xlon.U. The b
mil fompS. t. .1 new cotUtr al
Salt Air, r.. ar IttH-kawav. J "
.-ar in f w tlaja t enjoy
af ation.
SpirrlU ctrelirrr ; drop a carJ
,.r phone 3 ami t will rail at
..ur home. Mr. M. E, t'autlle,
ililNbotti.
V!
llsc RedQwnCasctini
LOCAL ATHLETE PRAISED
Law rr nor (t'kry) Tanart cx
pecU tt report for football pr.ic
itii'f at (). A. C. Scplrmber 12.
i Taifuart ia tlir only Aku'c
Ifte tn win four nuinirali. Tlir
following it taken from a ltoiion
pa ic r:
"Ijiwri'iire Tairirart 'SI. of
llillslmro. Oregon, has the tli
tiiiftion f licinif Ibr only pi-rxm
to lie awarded four iiuinrriiN rl
; Orr-rmi Aitric iiltiir.il t'ollfi,'.- for
iDDB Values In
a
There are many good values in
used cars these days.
We know that some of the very
best of these values are on our
floor now.
The advantage of seeing them im
mediately is very great.
Come in today.
JLJi
l i i ! 1 1 i i i T
L-illI.a- i . T
'Hrziyiiim n ll
themostl
poweiful Mr
Support Your
Home Bakery
Wr makr a (fo.nl brra.t at y ou f m ,,
t.jten mat
krt.
tl I ..I... t ....... I f ......
Broad. It will Ml the bill. anJ t tl.. .... .
upHirt a home institution fry it
Perfection
Bakery
SECOND ST.
in the world
depends on its
source of pow
Th rrftnuig of Ked Crown gsaoltne li
bnsl on a thorouih, s.intifk stuay ao4
knowletlneuth lul rrquirtnts of the
autontobUe njuii.
Kp a record of your trip muaaga, alao
note the power anti AesibUity of your ao
gme with Krd Crown V)Una, andjrou
will lx convinced that ktd Crown, the
4!oliiiofqoiity,"uithiohnir you,
La for Standard Oil Service Stat tone
and for the Red Crown sign at ara,
service stations, and othtr dealers. There
you will be sbla to gat good sarvke wills
Red Crown gasoline.
STANDARD OH COMPANY
v."- v a- -
tfhe Gasoline of Qualify
8RTH ANNIVERSARY
On Sunday, July 31, the children,
,'r.iii.lrlnl.lrt n and rt .t t uraiid
rhildri li of Mr. l.li.il th Twift!
met at tin.- Inline of Mr. and Mr.
.1. T.. iK-?, of .Mouutiiiusiilf , near
SfholU, ooiiipljiiif nlinsj; her on
In r SSlh birllulay. A dfiiiioin
dininr wua served after which
tin- afternoon wai npent in social
converse and sunif. At a lute
hour the guest departed. Mrv
Twij wai the 'cipielit of in.inv
, hi-aii'iful gifti ni wi ll u h heart
felt conuratul itiniis a n d best
wishes. The guest were: Mr.
and Mrs, J. Twiir and family;
Mr. I',, Wciistroin, Mr. and Mr.
T. C. lleed find family, Mr .1. II
Collier, of Orland, ('ill.; Mr. and
Warm Weather
Cool Drinks
Try our Summer beveragai ami sodas, JmI
need for the warm season. Standard La Otjsas
dainties of all kinds.
Midsummer Lunches
Our midsummer liht lundtes ar bound la pia
Coma in and try them.
Under New ManaieoMot
Den of Sweets
IXONARD BROWN. Prop.
Mr. W. I), llnvrnpiirt and ilul
dr n, Mr. ami Mr. J. S-tmli forth
and noli, St. John.
Hinder for sab: MeCortnirk,
tl ft. cut; good running condition;
cheap if taken at oner. Also a
(real Wmtern cream separator.
Valley lloherls, Hlvrr Kosd to
I arininttton, HilUlmro, R. t ; trie
phone 3.U.3. 20 23
Mr.
.1 Mi
Crvuk
shank have returned from an rt
tended slay nt llotkaway, and
M r. Ouikshsuk i eiigaeit in con
slriieting Ihr new pultiitliir build
ilig.
A gooil work train for sale; or
will trade for rows fresh now, or
nhit h will freshen soon, Ail
dres Hot ,I0, Hillsboro, Ore., II.
1- 2123
M. P. CADY
Phone 812
. Hillsboro, Ore.
Hot Weather
Is Now Here
Don't neglect your batlery. Have it filled with distilled
water. We give free testing filling and consulting ser
arice. Regardless of make of car or battery we can help you get
better life and service out of your battery.
We have a completely equipped shop to make all repairs
necessary on all batteries.
Willard Service
Station
Lohman Battery Co.
1052 Second St.
Open Saturday evenings until nine o'clock
HILLSBORO COMMERO
BANK
Edw. Schulmerich, Geo. Schulmerkh, F. J-!
President, Vice President,
I
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6
SURPLUS. $20,000.00
CAPITAL, $50,000.00
If you waul a safe plae to deposit your alnrl'P-
Savings Department uf this bank, s every d.illsf JK
ah.oli.lolk ..I...I ..,.1 il, t'..,t. .l SUtrt
nut a preferred creditor.
Call on us and we will esptsia
FINISHED
WOOD WORK
WE HAVE THE MACHINERY TO
TURMOIL
WINDOW FRAMES
FRENCH DOORS
FRONT DOORS
BUILT-IN CABINETS
BUILT-IN KITCHENS
SIDEBOARDS
BOOK CASES
CUBB0ARD DOORS
Screens and Screen JX
Now is the time to order your screens
OUR WORK IS REAL WORK
Hillsboro Sash and D:
Planing Mill
Tenth and Washington Stw
HILLSBORO .
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