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No. 27
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ItlLLSBORO, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 8, 1921.
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LATENESS OE SEASON
Lumbermen in Oregon lire More
Than Optimistic
fotuliiltir
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Seven Million Doll.r Sale of Ec-
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I'.. f..r.- t.iti i,in.t your ro.if t.e
I . J I. ir.ls.il. (I. ma iiu f i. I it r. s mmy shut dovt u , listen -nhl v
ll.. K in! I'.iiiii pilot, a tin- proof In teuton. A 1 nltlin r ton.- i
mi. I ol. r proof .r..ilin I w Iui Ii . m. ri use ..f ..r.li rt, liou t i r, liivi
lnk I In- "rurl" mil ..f ,r linn Ulnrlnl llnn, iimtini; in tin Inn
tr, ttil I fiifurr vt it ti toil ninl , I" f l.itu nn.l ni.iiiv i nn rns tijj
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mi.) I.i- will al'l'lv llir i.-tint nt wintrr. Tin OrrL'.ni Miiinfir
lui.r H. uiU tin- f.illuw hrj ,i it
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llir l.nt nf tin- v i k .
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I iinil ill-, Sululn
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Deire u to Build up 100 Per Cent
Organiration
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HELP TO ALL SERVICE MEN
Pott Will AuUt All to Fill Bonus
Paper
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Mis )ri lar!.'.K' ins n turiti-.l
It.. It!' in st i.f tl,.- s, -i,i, ml ,,,, fr. mi In r t.ii.ili .ii ninl will bfi at' Tin- Aimrican Lriiun it an inhti
ainrrt.t lirnkr mi tin- imiH ti, t.,! In r lin!i. in tin- Mm. II. Cavr tutiun of arrvicc. From the tu
llir IiiiiiIii r Imsiii. . w In. I . ?, 1 1 r t r. snl. m r. nftrr S l. J'.'. uuiltuoua year of reconstruction
. .I m..nll, Mills ,.,., Mr, ,., ,., ,,, u ,.,., ,i,Imrpj ju-t pant, it has emerged with
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Mr. ami Mrs. Jefferson Cran j ior Sale As Jo not wUh t
(111 Jr. am! Mr. an.l Mn. Vernu- .Irive otrUnd to Nebraska, will
Ad inn, of Portlan.lt w. rr jrirt : irrifire a Dode car, in Al eri
at the m. Adin. home list f lition; run ahoiit S.000 mil'-,
werk. They were ast..tiilird nt rubber ali iod. A bargain,
the growth .,f Hillshoro the j,;,,t Phone 83J, or see owner at th.
f-w years, and ery much uppre-j Bowman residence. Fourth an .
eivite its impriivrm. rit. Jarkson stri-rts, HiUloro. 27
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Ir. nihil- i.f luring it ih.ii.-. I'.iii.t
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A sniiiiiinry of lin.ituinl and in
.liislnil rrpi.rls i.f tin- list two
miks n t. ils u I. .in- of optimism
M hn Ii las lint r pressed ilsilf fur
I he pnst y..ir. The i ner.-il opiii
loll s. i ins to he tint the bottom
tuts In i-ti r.m hid nnd tli;it while
Imsiiiim r. tit til may he slow, it
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ermine IlilU'lrns au.l p.tvrnlls
. ir.- tin- si i ri I of prosp.r.lt.
j Astoria N'ewtoiiit ('miiiiuir
it '.i. installing Hew ilnsinif mn
ihinr. Si irti .1 oper.il Dll Si pt.
Prinlli ton S nrk ruslied ui
Or. you Washington hihttar, llir
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new roji.i iiiroiiitli .Morrow ami
t lllllllll.l coiilitli s. j
Tillamook ('.Mintv Ho Co. in-
I . urp,,r il. s with if 10.(100 i at.-t.il ;
,1 hv llie prop.is. .1! I t aii((. in al i nurei, a.l.pnirli rs nt I win Itn.kv
ul.l in. all a re at ' hate a .p. il . lul.tr. n' mr Or, jfon nshinutnli Ti h-
an.l asl.iiiirt.ini " ,- '" .'""lnv Inoriiin, nt I I phone Co . of I.i.i. Kit r t all. v
iii loek, stihjeit, " llie I'.iril.le of: sells tine.
the lend P. lied," or' llw do the U.iod Itmr taUey'sefop .l.iee.
toy nnd (!irl i-onijiare W ith n Ut pproinmteIy I .liOO OOO boxes
Lead IViii il?" S. hool In gins. Astoria Cotumliia Fruit Cmi
VI. mil IV, mid we .hall l- vrry riery tart operatiuii S. pi. II.
Sf 1 1 I Hint all of our boys mid I'.irl till.) Lower prieen on the
(,-irls In It,.- i oiiiuniiiity, at Sun liikdiuat enlist nut ion nnd lower
It, I '.'In Ha, hue, II. II, I
John II tmini r. a stu.h nt of 'n
1 1 lii I'tiitiisitt, lost his hfe I tl
I, ht .trim 111114, while work
nl St. lb I. lis, .,ti,lii,. luml.rr
on a .. uiiiijj 1 i a 1 1 1 u 1 r a
haioliil. n 1 1 bC ph 11- of
whin nlo.llnr ealln- i..w l lh.
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w a injured so bail
was 11 n 1 1 1. .i si tin
the l.o.lt was not r 1 int 1 red until
In,- 01 l.ii k In tin nfli rin. nil
j II limit. I s ll... III. r Is llie 1 hn f up
r nt the I. li lilnme ..lh. e nl
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1 1,, i nlf. a.l t h' a
1 .1 running nil.t th. ir
Istoli, Okla.,
Will ti.il her dauifhter.
Mrt. I'.liulM'th I'iiiiitiiier.
Mrs. Alice U .iint and d.iuh
ler, elma, pass) .1 through the
etty Sunday, rnroute to M inning,
for a tisit with '!,' liurrs.
Wanted - F.nsii.ie iiitter,
or ! i in. Ii. M,. I ,e l it.
and 111 pood toliilitioit. (
I. ijir.iml, Shrrw oo.l, It. 3. l'hone
sherwood N2. . 29
Ir. J. A. W'uii,!. rin li, who hat
'pent the S 11 111 111. r at l.adralide.
it now in Portland, lb- wait out
the first o llife w e k and tisited
with relatives at ( nl. ri ille ami
li uikt.
.
Wanted L.01 cl voiing rows.
fresh or soon to fr. sin n. Stnti
njes and prieet and will call
Write llox 19, ltout
t)re.
ltuh S. Knurrs and family are
inline from an extended t neation
t Oak Hiilice, down on the Mc
. n.ie, nnd 1 1 11 1 1 1 it aain super
si 111; hit work nt mah r for the
Southern Pacific.
For Sale Two h re, harne
ninl wnL'011, fl25; 3 row and
tome farm tool. F. L. Quain
nice, mile cast of Oreneo, on tin
'..nu ll road. 28
, t hat the North Cell
. I, ,11 lh. ir liiinl" r nip
M 1 it !" II 111,111111. no
ll.. 1, inf.- plui'ihb that
1,1.. lillilii'.i.k wilt b''
. . II as th" rt'J 111 th t p.
,i..l 1 t . il.. S. l.il. in ii.iiiilrt.
UNRKSKRVI I) SALE OF AU-
TOMOIULES
lln highest bidder
rt . 1 .
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i(li,,i,l r. 111 ,
I I l!l , Si PT. 10.
I ..h.i.ln.i; of I or.lt, Matttills.
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1 net ri. 1 s. 1 1... 1 ii. s, t train t, j ni
lint.,. M ,.l. l.-ikers mid jilmnsl
in. iiHh r m ,s. ol 1 ar.
lln. 1. 1 -lii. ill bona tide tale
"f 11. il 1.11, on tnsy limit, for
1. iir 1 r, ,i is U'i'1.1, I 'ale of Date,
itiif.nv S. i.l. Ill, at I ii. III.
1 1.. -' i.is tt ill .i- told at
Jake's I si . I V,,t,i Car I" i liailBe.
1i1t1n11 sal,- etirt Snlur.laV,
'.'"i I.l,,, 11, l,i I i in Hrondttitt
''"I Sittli I'll. nil- llrimdttnl
I. I.. ClllberttOII,
I ie II ted A llclloliel-r.
.tit S. hool nnd ill the Children'
sirti.e, The In. mi like 1 hitreh for
llie ii.iiiihnrili In. inert in the
-i'lilliiiillity.- U . A.
pastor.
We rail and rl your laundry
and nturii it promptly. First
ils work. We hale uivrii retu
tar senile in Ibllslnirn for msiiy
I in. mllis. nnd hale nitrii nlif.ic
lion The t'liimi I niiliilry. Ill
1 phone 20 I I and w e w ill rail for
laniidrv. 2ti2!
Win. A. Scott, of Corvalli. was
in the city last weik. Mr. Scott It. R. 1 indley, of near Cedar Mm,
it looking over the li. ld with the was in the city yesterday, preseni-
prnrt on buinls hlionn bv recent
hi.lt.
Wheeler II ink Pro
M II I!
It I! i,l.
f"r llmi
I'mssi ssimt.
. k. r h is leased th"
pi 1. 1 , north o tow 11.
ir . and ha (aki n
Sheriff t.eo. Alexander and
Primty Stotkilale list Saturday
pour. .1 ntil iilwiit S.tO gallons of
wine and moonshine which li.nl
.11 1 iimutatrd ill the sin riff oilier
nt a n suit of raids the past few
nioiilh.
For Snlc- -A team of horsrs.
wi ij;ht about 2500. Work any
where. Also harnrss nnd wn)ll.
VI. dine tractor, plows, trn.k and
a f. w other farm implement.
(ifori- Swanom, ltoute I, Fix
13, Corn. liui. 2J'8!
Mr. and Mr. Fred (l.ute nil-
iiounic the i-nuauemeiit of their
diiiiihler, Ann 1 M.. 1" "
Ziniiitrrnimi. the inarriaue to be
snlniinieil at the tl.,.imin l.lltb
emu ihiirrh. nt rlelell o'clock.
Wi dliesdity, Sept. 1 I.
T.r"--'-.. ' ' pit.
bejiin
t .111 f f roy . ! limning nt Snark nnd are ship
pinu. Wheeler Coiled mill re
slum s siwillff.
Astoria "-Contract awarded for
pat itit; You iit 'a Pay bridge.
Ileedsport Winchester Hay
(.limber Company prcpnrinir for
heavy work during winter. Ciim
panv puri liase two Imrijes for
1 lira 11 t r.'t 11 sport a I loll.
Newport- 5.000 trout planted
in Lincoln enmity streams,
Stnulifl.1 - IMI company mnv
start drilling here within 30 day
On uon's share of recent feder
al ni.l road lull will be tf2.230.000
in next two year.
I'. ndlet. hi -- Telephone Com
1 1,1 11 v purchase buihlillU site.
Albany -Work I rushed on re
psiirini! il.niunfed bri lue.
St. Helens hccles compnny
sells timber tract to Central Coal
Co. for !?7,000,000. Operation
of lotminu' .-amp to cotnmcneo
300 no 11 te complete railroad t
properly.
Hosclur cannery leased ; to
open Oct. 1, cinployinjr a larg
force.
Nettberu Pnvinir of, city
street nearly completed.
Construction ork Marls on
Silver Luke Irrigation project.
Another section of the Panes
California road to be htlill he
I wtili The Dalles nnd Hufiir t lit.
fall.
Wheeler-- Prospcctinif fo.r ra
ilium ftoin.it forw ard near here.
Prairie City Work Iieuuii on
1' OSSl I Cllll lllilli' Hill M cllOll lit
hiudiw av.
Pendleton (.round broken for
i. i. ...1 1 :.. ..i I
new union niijit scuooi t .
Coi-viillis--P.'ivi"if on soutl
. . .1.11. .1..1
roMit lieinit riisncu 10 eompi.
Colt aire (trovc-Sufiiimw hi?h'
prestige that marks it as one of
the most virile and potent factors
in the national life. National, not
sectional, nonpartisan, non-polit
ical, non-sectarian, embracing in
its vast sweep two million loyal
Americans of all stations and con
ditions, stands the American Le
gion, the feared and fearless
. .1.1 ..: I tl.. t.. .-.I
l,Ofel I 1. 1 II 11 ' 'I. Ill l.l) pil..U.Jll,l UMU
Seh il locals w inch made this nation
Itreat. The American legion
serves its country and serves Its
comrades. If you hare the privi
lege of membership, use it. Your
buddies await you in 11.000 posts
throughout the United States, its
overseas possessions and in for
eign lands. Applications for mrm-
Ix-rship in Ilillsboro Post No. 6
will be received at the refrular
mcctinfts of the Post, held in the
LefTiou Hall on the first and third
1, Portland. Tuesdays of each month, or ap-
2-2 ply to any member.
Application blanks for the
State ltonus or Loan are now
available and can be had by ap
plying to A. II. Morgan, F. .
Knjreldinfter or Ray Dillon. This
committee will also assist the ex-
service man In properly filling out
nnks, or render any other ser
vice possible.
Post Adjutant.
NEW MARKET ROAD
iew of entering into some bus!
... ...
in s. 11c nas Ih-cii an instructor
for twenty-five years, and former
ly taught in this city.
For Sale -First class saddle
pony, 8 years; gentle; will work
!lh single and double; wctfths
)0i)i is racer, but is senile. Pe
ter I off limn, 1'acona, Ore. Tel
cphonc Si ll. 2ti 23
infr to the county court a petition
will 93 signers, asking that a road
lie established from the Multno
mail line, where the skyline bou
levard converges, due west to the
Frank Imbrie home, near Orenco
From there it is expected that la
ter the road running west by the
old tile factory will be widened
nnd made a part of a proposed
market road to run via the Her-
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Fleming, of man Kamna ranch and from there
Independence, and Mr. and Mrs. I to North Plains and Banks. The
Samuel l.ri.sbine, of Moro, Ore. j project is wanted as a market
were here the past week, attend-1 road, and Multnomah has spent a
ing the funeral of the lute Mrs.l couple of months making surveys.
W hitmore. Mr. Fleming resided the engineers now having roads
here years ano and says he is as- with grades not to exceed 5t per
loiiished at the way Ilillsboro has cct,t. The petition has been pre
grown mid improved. Mr. Uris- scnted to the district attorney for
bine reports that Sherman County I approval or rejection as to regu
has tin: banner wherit crop of its laritv, and if regular, the matter
history. I mav be taken UP at once and
, ..r 11... 1 :-...i v..,ii.. viewers appointed
IUVI.ll' int. ... .ii hi, . 1. 1 -
!,., visit. '. 1 the I'liileil
hrnni li'lli.' other dav. ostensibly BIRTHDAY HONORS
lo look our lite lino in relation
lo a new agreement with the pur- W. N. Brown, of near Laurel, was
chasers of the l'.cclcs holdings of honored with a birthday party at
their timber and the railway ex- the home ot
tension from Wilke.sboro on to
the N'clmKui. Ralph Budd, pres
ident., and L. C. Ciilmun, vice pros
ideol of the C. N.. and Chief F.n-
L'ineer lloaitland. of the (1. N.
comprised the party.
t,H 'VSV
Money'1 ,CMon loy or mn cftn ,enrn ' l BANK ,,,S
Bnk'a part of yot.r faming REGULARLY and you will
Ret idiend.
sPf nd all you make and you will always be "broke."
Tnat's ARITHMETIC.
AJ llmf. Ml this time.
Wc- invite YOUR Banking Business.
HUTE SAVINGS BANlT
wny opens with paving complete.
Four L organiaiion rcporis
lumber prodi etion on increase 111
north west section.
Luffcm- cannery busy with pear
roo.
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llnlskaiic Trail is tunic 10
... 1 .
scenic l.ooKoui.
Albany Fast Third street gets
itnvinir.
I ..1.
CotUgC lirove cnunery pneiv-
ing two cars n wecK.
Riddle residents improve rem-
xlerv r.mil.
flood progress being mailc on
Oakland's modern Ifio.tioo gar
HC- ....
St.'IIelens work 10 siari im
mediately on street Improvement.
White Swan, Klamath County,
sawmill resumes after year of
idleness.
COMPLIMENT MISS SHIRLEY
. . . . . .
Mis Mildred Shirley was conipn
meiited with two showers the past
week, in honor of her approach-
inir marriiutc with Owen H. Helm.
The lirt was an iiluminuni show
er, held by the I'ollyanna class, nt
the home of Mrs. C. H. Rico. The
second was given by Mrs. J. A.
Pinkerton and Miss Nellie Wat
son, nt the home of Mrs. Pinker-
ton, on Thursday night, Sept. 1.
Many of Miss Shirley s girl
friends were in attendance during
the evening. Facet young lady
gave the bride-t'W'e her favorite
recipe for happiness, written on
a .small card, sealed, with the ad
vice to read some time within the
first six months of marriage.
Many beautiful gifts were tender
ed to the honor guest.
his son. Finis L.
Brown, August 28, a big dinner
being enjoyed.
The children were all present
- Chas. W, the eldest, Laurel :
James, of San Francisco; Ben. of
Ilillsboro, and Frank, and Finis,
of Laurel. Mr. Brown's family
consists of five children, 15 grand
children; 8 great grandchildren,
and a great-great grandchild.
Aside from the family, the fol
low inir made up the party: Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Mulloy, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Messinger; Mr. and
Mrs., John Mainland, Mr. and
Mrs. John Will, Miss J. Main
land, Mrs. Geo. Campbell, E. S.
Crawford and Fred Schmidt.
The honor guest has lived in
Washington county many years,
the greater part of which has
been spent near Laurel.
SECOND HAND CARS
COFFEE CLUB MEETING
For Sale nt a bargain If taken
nt once Four room house on lot
(50x150. nt Orenco. Will
eomoletclv furnished. R.
sell
T
Regular meeting of the Ilillsboro
Coffee Club will be held Saturday
afternoon, at 2 :30, nt tie Public
Library. Business to transact,
nnd a lecture on Health I rusaile.
Mrs. Chas. A. Lnmkin, Secy.
KINT0N MELON SOCIAL
The Kiutoii (.range will give
Melon Social at the Kintou school
house, Sept. IT. The prpgram
lieu-ins at 8:13. Admission free
F.vcrvbodv welcome. The pro
reeds to be devoted to the Kinton
We liave some good buys In sec
ond hand Fords at your own
lice. Call in and see ns. Why
Irive that horse when you can
ride all Winter In comfort. Otto
F.rickson Co., Ilillsboro, Forest
Grove and Benverton.
PYTHIAN SISTERS
C. B. BUCHANAN & CO.
(Incorporated)
Hillaboro, Cornelius and North Plains
Wholesale and Retail Dealer la
Grain, Hay, Flour, Feed and
Grain Bags
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
Cax-lot skipper of POTATOES and
. ONIONS. Grain chopped or
rolled at any time
We Always Pay the Market Price for Grains and Hay
of All Kinds
SEE US BEFORE SELLING
Telephones; Hillaboro, Main 14,
Cornelius, City 1515, North Plain, Main 263.
FOREST GROVE NATIONAL
BANK
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK
Three and Four per cent paid on
time deposits
Rent one of our Safety Deposit Boxes. Take
care of your valuable papers. We keep a
nightwatch in the building to protect your -curities
as well as our own.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
J. A. Tnornburgh,
President
W. W. McEldowaey,
Cashier.
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SELF FILLING PEN
THE PEN THAT MAKES WRITING A PLEASURE
The Pythian Sisters, after their
Summer vacation, will start hold
ing their meetings again and their
first session for the Fall will bi
this Friday evening. All menv
bers nre requested to turn out and
help make the meeting a rrgular
housewarming.
Wanted Stubble pasture for
100 head of hogs. Can use fields
for part or all hogs. Will pay for
pasture, or go BO-BO on weight;
or buy field. Hngh Carey, North
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students The Delta Drug Store
BUSINESS MANS HILLSBORO, ORE.
PEN
PROMISE
$250up
Watches
Silverware
Novelties
Prompt Repairing
HOFFMAN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Main Street i Hjllsboro, Orfa
Snyder, Orenco.
26-28
Hall fund. . 1
Plains. Phone IFU. i 18