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THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
Coutty Official Paper
L A. Long, Editor
Late red at the Post Office a
- IilUboro, Oregon, as ty cond
, rlua nail natter.
Subscription, $130 per i
Issued every Thursday by Mrs
E. C lickiancy and L. A. Long
The Senate has passed the free
tolls bill meaning, of course
that U. S. Vessels hauling cargo
front one U. S. port to another.
an get thru without paying tou-
uage. This is the proper thing.
The idea that e are taxed to
build a canal and then tax our
own vessels to pass thru because
t-onte man thinks to do otherwise
sould be a violation of the Hays-
i'auueefote treaty is the rankest
kind of balderdash. Senator
Chamberlain, wh.'n representing
Oregon, broke with the president
on this point Chamberlain vot
ing for free tolls on the grounds
of justice, as feli as pointing to
the democratic platform. It is
cheering to note the majority tak
ing up with progressive ideas.
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Angelo Cottoni files an acci
dent slip with the sheriff's office
saying that on Oct. 9 between
here and Portland a machine ran
into him and injured his auto.
The offending driver's car went
in the ditch and turned turtle.
No one was hurt.
Wanted Live or dead hogs,
beef cattle, sheep, calves tic. The
highest market price guaranteed.
Phone, collect, Forest Grore
Main 061 and ask for Meat Man.
before you sell elsewhere. -Scliults
Food Co., Forest Grove,
Ore. l-tf
While wiring in the C. C. Han
cock new home at Cornelius the
other day Grover Combs fell
down a Might of stairs and sus
tained a broken collar bone. Dr.
J. O. Robb took care of the injury-
Mrs. L. W. House attended Py
thian Sister Grand Temple this
week as delegate for Phoenicia
Temple of this city. Mrs. Emma
C. McKinney, Past Grand Chief,
also attended the session.
Sheriff Alexander picked up
Lester Hall, of Gaston, the other
day. The lad, w ho is aged 19, is
charged w ith passing some bad
checks on J. H. Kroeger and the
Otto Lnckson Co.
Pete VanAsche, who has been
running the Tongue ranch in
South Tualatin for several years,
now residing at Newton, was a
city caller this morning.
Arthur Knox, of Gaston, was a
county seat caller this morning.
Uood wheeling from his place.
these days with that new high
way.
Oscar Uebel, of above Muun-
tauidale, sustained an operation
for appendicitis the first of the
w eek, Dr. E. H. Smith using the
knife. He is doing nicely.
Emil Luck, of above Mountain
dale, fell from a b.irn loft the cth
tr day and sustained some frac
tured ribs. Dr. E. H. Smith is
raring for the patient.
G. Garthofner is limping n reg
ular fox trot these days becauy
of a timber which fell on his knee
Dr. Wiley attended the injury.
Mrs. Geo. Schulmt rich, of
Creswell, came up the nrst of the
week for a short visit with rela
tives and friends.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
liell, of Hillsboro, Oct. 9, 1921,
a son. The happy father is a fire
man on the Tillamook line.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Bush, of Meek Plains, Oct. 8,
1921, a son. The child lived but
three days.
Feed RolleJ- "ller
a.
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begn-31-33
Page Patton, of Helvetia, was
in Hillsboro the last of the week.
Robt Robinson, of Farniington
was in town this tuoruitii;.
W. H. Forney, of Oak Tarkj
was in town this morniui;. j
R. M. Kvle. of Cct'ar Mill, was!
in town this morning on busim-st'
at the court house.
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Miuucl joss, oi near t ett.tr
Mill, was in HdKboro Saturday
on probate business.
Ralph Withvcombe, of South
Tualatin, was a Hillsboro visitor
Monday.
S. Heniquist, of near West
I nion, was in the city Monday
and called on the home paper.
H. C. Carstens, of Rov, was a
Hillsboro caller Monday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Heard, of
near Haxeldale. were Hillsboro
callers Monday.
u r. Aeukircn, ot aoove
Blooming, was an Argus caller
Saturday.
Jo nn nooiev, ol Hanks, was in
the, city Saturday, greeting old
time friends.
R. J. Sehwanke, of near Shef
flin, was a Hillsboro caller Satur
day.
M. M. Mead, of above' North
Plains, was greeting friends in
the city Tuesday.
For Sale Span of smooth,
round built 2 year old mules; also
registered Duroc Jerser sows,
will farrow Oct. 20th. F. J.
Chalmers, Cornelius, Ore. 32
Robert Schneider and F. J
Brandenberg, of Oreneo, were in
the city yesterday morning.
For Sale Three Jersev tows
and Holstein bull, subject to rrg
ister. Lee Clark, Hillsboro, Ore
R. S. Telephone North Plains
2SFS. 30-32
Geo. Schulmerich ran dow n to
Portland this week to look in on
the Pythian Grand I.odje, hivinu
returned from his Creswell home
the first of the week.
For Sale Twenty registered
Duroc Jersey pigs, six weeks old.
Ten miles northeast of Hillsboro
Helvetia section, Hillsboro, R. 1
A. Anderson. 31-33
Free Methodist church, J. G.
Hessler, pastor; Sunday School
at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 and
7:30; Class meeting at 12; pray
er meeting Thursdays at 7:30 p.
m. '
Piano instruction every Satur
day at the Roy Stuart home,, 1 123
Fourth St. Can take care of a
few more pupils. Eva Pit
man. 31-33
John H. Humphreys returned
the first of tre week frora a vNil
with a friend down near Eugene
He may return there and spend
the winter if things fail to suit
him up this way.
For sale: Lot of household
furniture and a good Beaver gas
oline woodsaw, ready to run. Call
1404 Jackson Street. Phone
783.
Marriage licenses granted the
last of the week were to Geo. E
r.. m ..... ...
Sinclair ami Mattie M. Mream;
Sidney D. Seymour and Marion
Crocker; Wm. J. Bernard, Mo
Minnville and Minnie Crop, of
north of rore.st Grove.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Washinfrton Comitv.
In the Matter nf the Estate of Kred
Delplanehe, deceased.
Notice is hereby (riven, that the un
dersigned has hern duly appointed by
the above entitled court, as Adminis
tratrix of the estate of said deceased,
and has duly qualified as such.
Now therefore, all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified and required to present thr
same, together with proper vouchers
therefor, to the undersigned at the law
law offices of Mare, McAlear & I'rters,
in the American National Bank Build
ing, in Hillsboro, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated this 13th day of October,
1921.
Anna Delplanehe,
Administratrix of said estate.
Hare, McAlear & Peters, Attorneys for
Administratrix.
Saturday Night
DANCE
SHUTE PARK AUDITORIUM
HiMsboro, Or.
3-BIG FEATURES
FAMOUS COUNCIL CREST ORCHESTRA
Monte Austin
THE NOTED DANCE SINGER
Prize Waltz
CASH PRIZES
Cleaa-Up--8th Anniversary Sale
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i . ih! .dl not prevail ' ' "w P neavy b,,-.
An opportunity for economy wise buyer, to supply the,, w.ntcr need. . e. A-l P" f
odd lot. Of fcoken hnca, style, and sue. that ... o..- ... . - . . - n
to its res or d breaking brginninf, nav (. .-r ..v, ,
..- . - . ..... .l.. .r. I the. re.teW crowd, ol buyers m i " .7
onable mere hand ie juat received, ana pncea to w m
ing of the lat few week haa left many
of their actual value. And to make the eml of our greater aale a htt.ng one
SAIF pnsiTIVRI.Y ENDS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22nd
DOORS OPEN AT 8 O'CLOCK, SATURDAY OCTOBER 15th
42x36 Pillow Cases
Good quality, bleached muslin, each
15c each
Yard Wide Bleached Muslin
Of eC 11. lit U.iht v. yard
10c yard
TO FIKST CUSTOMF.RS F.NTERING
STORF.
100 Bread Knives, 5c
I? m. h full t . I Made, cbonr handle
Ccttca Sewing Thread
4c spool
ISO )rar mhi, ft , M,
We rc;erve the right to limit quantities
New Fall Suits, Coats and Dresses
Of latest new stvlc. and fine m.it.-riaU. An ..iiK.rtu.i.t "
have been waiting for and you .U " l'l'' th, w '"ce at the
close of the season.
New Fall Dresses
Jm
Of all wool Tricotinr and Scrc ; Silk Taff.la. Messalii.e.
Canton Crees, Crepe Hack Satin, ."ft lu-.tri.ms t 'harm. use.
Chic and charming style developed in tli. new mode d. nian.l. d
bv Fashion.
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$14.95
1919
O Fall and Winter Coats
These are of Cloth' and Silk I'liisli. Some h.nr lar.- sha 1
collar of fur, fur trimmed and colors of same material.. A k"''
buying chance and you get these at
$14.95
Latest New Fall Suits
Of all wool Tricotine and Serge. Handsomely trimmid.
some with fur collar. One lot of these indifferent styles tli.it
await the luckv woman.
$24.95
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Men's Suits and Overcoats
Alt purr mi and wrfri l sail. (at t. in guaranteed. I lm .i i ,,l,.p
mg and Utr.t style (raluret. Clothe, wurthy of (lir Mu
$29.50
A Special That Is Real
Boys' and Young Men's 1
Suits and Overcoats - - Q A J
THESE AWAIT THE LUCKY MAN THAT COMES F.AKl Y
AND THEY WONT LAST LONG An opporluaUy of . ,ft
tim.
All Wool Sweaters fcr lCcn and Boys
In slip on and coat t . i f r II pure im-1
Boy's size $2.98 Hen's tiie $3.98
One Lot of Sweaters
Coat style fur men and boys
Greater Shoe Values for the whole family
Only a few can be listed here See our
many offerings and displays.
Men's Dress Shoes - - $2.98
Black or Erown
Men's Heivy Work Shoes $2.49
Boys' Tan Shoes - - $1.98
Women's Shoes
Low heel, wide or English toe,
black or brown
$2.98
Children's Scnffers 98c I Carpet Slippers 49c
All sizes 5 to 2
With leather ul-s
JUST RECEimgrr
200 Pair Heavy Double
Cotton Blankets
(irry nr tan in 5t bed sue. One to a
customer white thry last.
Extra Special $1.49
Grey Wool Blankets $1.98
All w.i.. I iii single, army style, A rare
lilnnki t linrgniti.
Comfort Size Cotton Batts
77c
500 Army Barracks Bags
In heafjf cotton toill and turn,
with heavy ropr draw strings I nrk-r
ue, litll tnchra; tan or hit ( an
lr used for laundry bag., ttUt'lltg.
storage, storage bag and d. .... I
other ue
While They Last 35c
Thre for SI. 00
Wocen's Ucbrellas $1.49
Eitra Special For SaW Only
Children's UcbreUrs 98c
Odd lot and colon
SANSILK AND CROCHET
COTTON 5c ball
WASH CLOTHS
White and pink
5c
HOSE
Womi n' and ( lnl.ln n'
10c pair
MEN'S OVERALLS
H'vy blue ilrniin
Me
Men' heavy flerced lm- l
UNION SUITS
We
Men's Oregon City
All Wool Shirts
Of firnt quality and all pure wool Military or
lay down collars
$2.98
SALE ENDS SATURDAY, OCT. 22ND
23
HILLSBORO and FOREST GROVE
Men's Genuine Veloar Hats
Silk lined, in Olive, Hro wn or lllark
$3.98
SALE ENDS SATURDAY, OCT. 22ND
Federal Land
BANK
Loan Bonds
Bearing Five Per Cent
Mature at 20 year
Redeemable at 10 year
Exempt From any and all
Taxation
Denominations, $40; $100;
$500;$1000i $5000; $10,000
Interest Paid you semi-annually.
Here is your Investment
Safe, Sane, Non-taxadle
CAN YOU BEAT IT
For particulars, see
A. R. England
Hillsboro, Ore.
Ceo. McCann, ng.-d 10 years.
Ron of Mr. and Mrs, Jan. T. Mc
Cann, died near Seholls, Monday.
The funeral took place Tuesday,
interment being in the Mountain
side cemetery, Undertaker Itell
directing.
The schemers who wish to it
Otoctt nut of the gulii rnatoriiil
chair nre working overtime to
land him a fat I'ederal appoint
merit. This is proof enoih tlml
they realise Olcoll U a hard i.inn
to beat in the Oregon vote.
30x31 TIRE 30x3
Prices Reduced
Non-Skid Standard Make
STANDARD SIZE
30 x 3Va
only $9.99
30 x 3 only $8.99
Peterson Brothers
Majestic Ranges
r re i-loNlng out our Msjestlc' Ranges at less than t.
lV s far-lory eot. Have only three left.
nie In and get our prices on shot gun sltrlls. Oft. l&lh
l' "i the Season for China 1'hea.ants.
Our Christmas (Joo.ls are roming In. Shop rsrly wl.il''
you have a good sisortment to select from. ,
Long's Hard