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IULLSBORO, OREGON, FEBRUARY 2, 1922.
No. 48.
fl CHARACTER
HSU IKE 6RWE
O.lkNAmef. Picer. Veteran
EARLY EXrRESS GUARD
cilt in Count V
(Ail '
BIRTHDAY COMPLIMENT
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.in. I pronilli.nl
at lor.il t.rotc.
, jt vtirv .tit.) Ill' I I te li.1
JJrt ci,'u !ia ' .
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JJhl to Or. oh h l""
llw (il"r h.tting arrived
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He toMr.l in i .'inpmi .
. ... ... I w .1. l td. .1
m smairi, " "
(In Jul; in the immitt mi and '
(k, pLia. i 0'. protection '
sttW".
I .... Krf ..nr. I With tlllV 111 lilt'
W III II UlCI '' .
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Mr. Martha 41. ,.f Sixth and
W athiintton, -Mittttt-ii.-tt lu r!
.. t'altin Jk Jr., t.t a hirtli '
day parly Saturdty riimiiK, fl. '
evening wa ri.j.iir.l in ,1m, in
a t '
ami rt tri tium nt, w.-rc ,rt.d a.
In cafeteria.
TIhim ir m n( iri' Mr, Ja k,
' gmtl f honor, Mlt II, Iti.
Ja.k, William and li J.t.k, Mr
ml Mr. vl Conn lint, W m
(in-gory, lr. mi.) lr, V, A, I .it in
kin, Mr. mul Mm. Howard Word.
Mr. am) Mr, ti. A. ,in,t..ii,
Mr. and Mr. I.. A. I
rn; Mr. ami Mrt It.d.l. M.ll.tre,
ScholU, and Mr, ti. I Mrt. lri,
t'u k, of Port! ttnl.
.Mr. Jmk ii prrtritt.d with
hnmliomr rt-idutg limp.
lilt" honor gtiett horn I'M
Wathiitgtmi county, an. I it wi.l. I j
known in lint dittri.l at lithur'
at (lie Shiilr S-ttlngt K ink.
W MACHINIST IS
, KILLED IM WRECK
Livm-i F-nittr and Car Runt off
I'.riJ ;e Aho Timbrr
TOUT. D. PARKER IS KILLED
rrnci Wcit, M4n.tj.-rr of Writ!
Company, Terribly Injured
Ul'i OVERj1 DEAL
Frd U Colf.lt So. R. M. Par-
ona. Banker, for $31,000
SUIT OVER REALTY TR,DE
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Win. T''h r viat )nul. -ml n p:tr
tv SunJ.iv, in In. nor of hit . 7 ( 't
at hit liomi' in Oik
Lrtm flll'.HI
J tju.tl.Ut HI ."'i.MUl -.Kll. I roij,
tV"" ... ,! ... ... I l . I ., I :
'l ft ! Kil.lvH M.l f-.lt.it... -
Iktrraturf !. '" n-
iio.i- Tvi in ni inr jiviriv nn-if
ilium r tki rr Mr. nn.l Mrt
.. -. t...i ... il. -....,1.,. I
Mtiua iiuntio
4 Wu Jutirt. It.- lr..r off a
ttaJof rublnTt in '" ntt k am)
. f th liiifli 11 A" al
k
J. Hr iMifli-rmi . an
itkr route (' i re lo
"rrf him."
H irlunint to atliiiiKtoii
(Malr aftrr llir r -liit l. ami
hmxi for a mimt't-r uf jrart,
Ltlrr he roinlii. tril a lurry ami
fed butiiM- mul for a iiiiiiiU r nf
ir rn a tltitv mrr In Tilln
aook, tia the UiKoii Ititrr rV.I.
Hi i nurr.i.I to Mrt. Nora
Vellt, at TilUmook. in DM I.
Hr i urtnnl ly two oitt.
Fred McN'imrr. uf nkium, Wn
wl Frank, of Viu ..m-, Wn., ami
idiuglilrr, Mrt. Aim- lilarluile,
a! Dayton. Wn, all i luUlrrn f
kit Ir4 a ife.
Of hit iminr.liatr f iiml)' hr N
armed by two hrolhrrt, Then
kit Mi'Namrr, AUkit. ami foil
wrte W. MiNaiiirr. of llrner,
Otrgua, inil I lii- followiiiK itrrt
-Mrt. T. M. MmiUrt nml Mm
TW A. Rilclirv, of rortUml;
Mrv John H. lluii-r nmt Mrt. AI 1
ire Psrvii.t, )'orrt (imir; Mr.'
J. W. fi.Miiliii. of I lilUl.oro. ami
Mrv Bl.mrlir Mooir, nf jt All
!!. ( al.
yrVanur it i tin inlu r nf tin
fftkiaa onlrr, ami hrloiu'i-il to
Wphot LhIk"- N. 3'.l, of I'urrt
Crutc; ai a m. ml., r of I In- J. It,
1. Pot, (i. A. U., .,f thut -ity j
tu an ().li i II.. , it M ii i iLi r,
UilNo a mm nil., r uf tlic ( i.iirr
plionsl chtin li.
JUNiin.'r nut n line ihrir.nler
ud hud a host of friin.lt who
till rrfn t hi .U ntil.
Ji. M
Miltfiiln'rurr, Mr. ami Mrt. A.
Xlilli'iihrrut r, Mr. an. I Mr. Hoy, I
Tiipir. Mr. an. I Mr. (uv I'.iUou,
i f I'ortl.iinl. an. I Mr. ami Mr.
Inn. Htrrow,
Mr. Tllvr w.tt li.irn in Wath
inijtoil t'otinty. nn.l hit irnrli l
Iv hwil lit rc nlUI.it life. 1 1 - wit
. i . . . .. ....
nlli nl a wttr n IWIttt, llir nl In r I "'! nrr t to Imi ,
Iwiinj hit hr.it In r, thr lair Willnr.l r n.r of ( tu- Wfci k. A
Hol t. IV I'.irkrr, Limp ininhinitl,
it lu-t ii.tlt kilti .t whin an n
Binr mi, I itlai hnl i tir mil off n
I'll, lc mi a liiitr on ,r Ioxkiiii;
ll:IV innr K.lllll.i- ..I.....I f....r
jl'ik, Tiirt.l.ty itininj.. .
rii,iiu nn.l far took a roll uf til
f it. Ptikir nt iii uri. .1 utnl
I. ,iv t n witt mill Ihnr t hihlrrii
I'r in.-lt i 1,1, ,r, ,j,l. nl ..f thr
Writt Co , ,ii, hit ruht arm nil
off, n h k fr4iluri., nn.l kiitliin
.1 inli i n l iniurii t whii h uiaki
hi r i oi i rt il,Ml,ful.
,I,.!iii Writ, iiiinii tujii rintrml
nt. ajril IV tii.titni.-il n frat
lur. .1 , a i , nlhlomliinl m
u rn
Clif fnnt UVist, ton of I'rdinit
Will, is ml (in in. 'i it on tin- t iifjiiii
h it a frit tur .1 h if.
Alfrnt Urn kiii.tn, njj. il SO, frar
tur. i rii,'hl arm.
Jt 'II ii,
to i hi'-t
Am, .t i h.m
hi iitrtt-t,
Pnrkrr um riiliii
li it I lit- Iriin
l-. rtnl uiul'-r llii' lorotiiotli r.
I .no. i- ( i t jiti.l mitt on the rurvi-,1
lire i (hi
nt,- r lt ntnk. A. IV II . A.
H.mal.l ;rK, of lj-yillrJ
wat a illy ralii-r Moml.iy.
(ii t SAV Dry l.iine Sulphur
at llir lU-lIa Uiui Mure,
It. H. IVttiiy.nf Itiatrrlnn, n
a l ily i-alli-r MninUy aflrrnoon.
Huh Simptoii and wife, uf
Soulli Tualiitin, wrrr ity v iti tor
.Motnlay atti rnooii.
Ml lre- HarluiK, aremlitril
traihar of iniltlr. Stuillo at the
ri ti.liiur of Mr. Cave. 48
ft .It a .a a
' 1 ' "-. " rortiami, t rvJ 1 Colf. lt ami wife, of SI., r
in town tri.luy, KrrrliiiK frirn.U.U.oo, have mie.1 It. II. l'ar.on,.a
' w w.uiife thai ie I Imnki r of that place, for dumoKrt
it nKi rraoy ... . ry aii. uoi, ,aie. ( ,um t, , 000 Mlit ,e
A. t. DoiiKlitv, of m.utli uf llu I ' " tuiininaiioii o a rral .
lM-r, wa in the t-ilr TurMlny, rom htte .U-al h. lw. i n plaintiff ami
iiu no on p.ntioii inalti-r. A. F.I "'"' ' NvrnitM-r. I! Iti
Plaintiff Alleg Miarpraenta-
tiona m to Tunbor on Tract
I'lainliff Colfrlt fonteml that
Ih.-y di.l nut know- of the mitrrp
IrM-nlation until all uf two yrar
aflrr the ileal hail Im-i ii rlna.'d.
The roinplaint ntl.-w- that tin-
( olfclt owiii-il four lniiti- lolt
Hit yrar. Iiijurir
ft . .1 85, inl.-rnal
on tin- .-ta-iii,-
jtiiiiiii-ii nn.l ua
TpM-r. l or ninny y. ar lh !. N. tc ioi n-rw i.-,l tin- ti. nr tlmrtlv
, nfli-r (hr ri . k, nn.l n tp. rint rn
Bin,- nil, ii 1 1 -i lie, r i imrli wnt
livi'd In rr nml it w-a ilillii-nlt t
trlt one from the othrr whin
.litlime away.
TAX MEETING
rutin .! from Tnul.. r to hrin-j out
th.- .,ri,i!,,l They nrriuil in
II 'l l ..,. nl S n't lock, itn, I were
m t hv fiiiil,,it hi. . t from I'ort
S..n.e time asro tlo-re wa a rn. . t j 1 TI . i..inr-, m.-n were
In-r of t ixpa). r held at Mi Minn .' t ' t'e Joo.l Sim .riUn ho
vill.-,lhe purpotruf w hit h w li. !"' '' 1'oftl nul.
d..u. the .jiiettinn of tax r.'lu. ! l'-"-V " from (In- V. It
lion. A. a mean of Ki ttlnif (hit W hn li r rtmp rt-nM.-.l In htklntf
mi. ttion In-f,rr tin- iH-ot'le a .om
i a v. trran of the Spaui.li Am. r
ican war.
Sp.-finl ('oiiiiuntiirnlinn uf Tual
atin ( hnpler .No. 31, Momlny eve
nin.'. I'l tiruarr tlth. Ollii-lal vlit
........t oranu .iiairuri,Ml)T i c-l II. i ...
, , , ..... ' in Mierwood and aUo were In till.-
or.i, r i.. tin urn, it orilir ma-l, in. .. . in
, hi' J . to '7J erea near that village
ro... in"r t mr, .-M.rriary. i . .. . . i
i i.iiii, tiwic tur r.n uiunroiu r in
I . l'iiu r, nf C h. hnlnn Moun Uw.OOO, the uiu of 31,000. Par
lam, wn. in the illy the Int of ona had, or alleged he bad, uHO
the wrrk. I'liuer tlo.tn't wee.ll aerra of land in D.-mhiilca fount v.
.iny uont ul.unlt for he walked wltit li rontalned four million fe. t
in I rum Hie mm li nn.l ktarle.l of iiine timber. I lie ( ollrll a
hoiiu- in thr name manner. I that Puroii rriir.-ti-nlrd In llieiu
l .rtt ,! I...U for Sale-()n l,ml lh 'rraKe and timh. r. wn
,.r. f.vor.l.lr lrr.,1. K - .r rt i.-r wr " '"..
,1.1.1.. -i....:i- rt.. Kellier Willi a liotnealca.l r.lin-
Y" j ""ri-" - , ..,.,. ...... ...
W III rilat ill 11 til
.leal, were reaonntile worth $31,-
000. The huhanri all. uei thnt In
went alul looked at the urom rtv
John I.. Iiailry, of r ureal jn .oinpanr with Par-Mjn. ami
(.rove, wa in the .ity Monday (l)lt ntu.t tod ,im t. tm
.1 .... I....!. . . . I . . ......
i.i"""- n. n- lo.ir. ,.re wn ft-iie.-il. ami that the
hoiiv. "Mr. ljnil. y w a one of the umw r U loii-rd to liim. So the
proKr.ie mer.hnnU of rore.l ,!jrl, wa, ! and later the Co I
n. I . . .. . .
..rove ior inoiiT vrar, ami i now fPla. aeront HIT to their iworn
foiineeted with thr Forr.l C.rove fujdaint, found that 800 acre
.iiouni iimia. inie in tue riiy hiMc the 'eiit-lo.ure did not be
hr eiillrd on the offit inl paper at ( lo .nr,ni al J, ,) Colfrlt
the i n mil v t. nl. found that he had a lawiuit oil hi
I.nt for Snle Tor reasonable hand when he attempted to Ion
imvmi nt down will aell an ideal the timber off after ihIIiiiji U for
l.t.il.linir lot and finanee the build k ler lluuand, He w a eao
imr of n h.me of vour own plan ped and now he want 3 1,000
" . I . a a I t ... I
niiiir! oe in and in rement Uamauea oiaue oi auen auenrii
.idewalk and unnitarv aewrr. AI fraudulent re prctientnllon
tewt-r. l or lull particular, a.l
.Ir. tt P. M. ., 471 Chapman Kl
Porlltml. Ore. 48tf
mittre wa appoint..! to takr tin
matter up lit the t ariou eoiumun
itir uf Yamhill ifHililV. Tl"
Vrtinhill i-ouiity rnmmiltre ii.f"'!
tin i tr.h d in iiiti-ri-tlmg a trrul!
tunny t.-ipnyrr.
Many of (he iniii'tl.' of (!"
(.itr are Wiirkinjj in .-onjiint lion
with the iiiovnn.nl t rl..l in,
Vnmliill i-oiiiil t, nml tl in, rtiii
wilt he In Id at the fount nun I,
Inl.iM-, t Hill .lior.i. nl 10 o . o k.
W'l .lui t.,.. I'r). H. fog the piir
iiof nf iniltiii'' th" ipi. xlioii up t
tin- li.pny.r uf Wiithinatoir
loiinly. Make nil effort to I"
to. -rr nt that tiiiif.
- Poiuoil.t (irilltKI' ( 'iilillillll.
the i.iif.u nin .li- no ii from tin
rti. mi, I pli.-ni'i; tlu-in on the
p, . I s 1 truin.
(' Mihi'Mr I. P.. Iiiinnri brouxht
.-rliil.
ho with to buy nrvernl firt farm
tnortii.i )' Sreurity mut he nrt
. In. Ad.lreti, nealed envelope,
(do not eall or ti Irphone) X-Y-Z,
Amu nlhee. Itilltboro. 4
SURPRISE
C. N. Nii hoUoi.. I'. I., l'r 'i' .
Harry Kmertoti, I. T. It.- mi!
Th..! Siiiim. 1 Mirprinl ''
I.lmbrr, Monday niht, in honor
of hi birth ntiuiv.rtitrv, nt hit
homr lit Sixth, and N'atliinj'toii.
Thr vonnuttfr were r. u ilnl lt''
. . .....
dinner, nml me i"
Tillaiiio.,1 l).iirv lUiii-h for
Sale 1 15 ai ri t, 3 ' nulr from
TilUmook, 75 in r, t tnl.- Inn. I, 40
rrn hill Ininl nml timhrrr.l ; 8
houte, hnrti .IHxK). Sprlnjl
r plH-d to .Kii llni. Prire,
WM0.00. K.-ity term. Would
fcrpt ome ,f,,..,l nroiu-rtv lf!n lii 1 tlt-nk
Pnctd riht,mi ,i tr.i.l,-. Ail.lr. are eot.templiililitf nil ntiminl til
iil, Tillamook, Ore. 4 fnlr of (he olr rvnm '
U 0 h
The Colfrlt have rcnidcd In
Sherwood for a uood mmy year.
ml I'nrwin I proiiiin.ut at tin
rahler of the Slate Hank of Shrr
wood.
Win. A. Carter, attorney of
I'orllnmli Ihe attorney for the
Colfelt. Cart.r i well known
lu re, nn.l ran in the primnrle for
the jot rrnorthip .virnl yenr
ail.
l'he ee .v ill le heard before
Jmli- llnuley.
AMERICAN LEGION NOTES
Elki Quartet, at Liberty Th a trc, last tu-ht and thii evening
ErayJlan and Ussy Woman
should ha'oo
Bcnli Account
V . iiiiiiiiiniiiim wmm "U'lV-l I
We Invito
J your, dimhin Business (j
1 u next to IMPOSSIBLE to kep money in the hotine and
Ike same time economize on your expentea.
: VVKen you put your money in our Bank, it wfc afe
" fire and burglar, and from your own temptation! to lend
Pend it foolishly.
aolicit the JOINT ACCOUNTS of huaband. and wivea
;lo their separate accounts and the accounts of children.
1
We will welcome you.
SHUTE SAVINGS BANK
kt S W Dry Lime Sulphur
nt The l. !U Diuf Slorr.
Hnrol.l Ctirlilr'a bieyele eol-
i.lnl with a I. Ill" Mil lnm i'"-
Iti.iik fi.iiiitry. Snturilny
lioiil), near lite eorniT
I M.iin. Cnrlil
nfle r-
of Third
wii riding
. ... . . .1 i no f.,.. f e.i.ti
JtOIIIll "till "II BWOIII . -
th.- eorin i; when tin- Iml ntnrleil
.. 1 1... klr.-.-t. I U! hov wn
in i ,-.-. , . . - .
throw ii to the pnvi nu'iit, but mil
f. r. d mi broken bone. Hi Met
wn Kii " n ""'.V -semteli rroui
n... I....L.-I inrrii r on uie dik.t.
',.ntiif ('nrlil.r parried nml l
ii.,..,., f.., tin- F.inniolN. nml U
in .
kiinwii n ii ein ful ruh r. Hr
II vile iilt. M'U il the ynuiiUNli r in
jurie. The Ind'n name i '''K'
A hoiiHit nit tialfit on the north
hide of (inrilmhll Avenue, nwiirii
,v Mr. Welch, burned SumMy
l...,,t i, omi. with n mini in
Tl....... n liitur.uiee in the hum i
$800, curried by n compiuiy hnn
,M.,.t l,v tin- Auttin Aiteney. Mrs
u'..l,.l,' liv.-N ilist'int from the
I - .1
l,i mint her resilience, nun
Hi,' (inrilmhll house all
She went
house
w ns nt
r .ti . cl.-iuiiiiir ui
i . 1 1.,, If t) MiKnlire lnmits hliort
I., 1...C,,.- li,,- lire broki! out ntid
. .i t M. K.iiiie Hint she heard
wiuie. noine upstnirH. OiiiiiK to the
u'..l..li in-oi-Hii-U' he fouiid Hint the
lU... 1....I rrilll ht iiDstnirs mid hut:
i 1 1.11-iiii v ihrnuun. n
inn i . .
nlnrm was frlvcn nml t'"' depiirt
...r,,t resiioiideil. but 11iinen Iwu
ndvmiced s.t fnr Hint the hKin wna
for nolliinir. The niljusler enme
hi )v to in Mist tne loss
1'. 'J
(illt
Mrs Welch hnn been employed
t..f tin. roiinlv iieeiiHhtmlly, and
few diiya iK worked In Hie innln
..ort-l.lni- of Hie court house, elenn
inup for the udvent of the pah
ers and kalsomlners.
Itiihnrd Moiitntfue, attorney
nml publicist of Porllninl, wn in
ie city ycsterilay, on legal wmi-
nes.
I-'nr Snle Simplex silo, 12x36:
liunst new t also Dli.r.anl cnsiilnKe
utter, ll-ineh, In nod shape .
Amnchcr, Hnlbrook, Ore.
Mr. Amos II. Myers, of 250
i'nnnil Avenue, Wlebitn, Kansas,
he the address of Mrs. Bessie
irnui. formerly of this city. Any
one knowing her present address
confer a favor by wrillnir to
Mrs. Myers, who la a relative of
Mr, (iraft)t.
Frank Klieker, of near ConiinU
tut ion, enst of North Plains, died
.Inn. 2!). ll!i'.', aueil 72 years'. He
wn born in dertnnny and has
u en in .America about 40 years;
Th.. Kliekers have reslUeU near
f'oniiill for four years. He Is
survived by his widow. Ihe fu
neral took place Wednesday, nt
V.n tli Plains, and Interment was
in the North Plains Catholio cem
etery, Undertaker Limber direct
ing
Probate Mrs. Ida Kays, Hills-
lioro, has been named administra
trix of the estate of Her luisiiana,
the bile Jns. D. Kays, nml the cs-
inte iriies to the widow and a
laughter, l lorenee Mounec, La-j
Salle, Wi. .'a 1 . I urk Is named
executor of the estntc of Jas. 11.
Turk, who died Jnn. If). The
property Is In the sum of $250,
mid all "but two dollars jroes to the
executor, who Is a son, residing at
Hunks. Peter Olson, son, has
been named administrator of the
estate of Martha Olson, who died
Dee. 111. The son nnd his father,
Oust Olson, ore the heirs and the
I property is rated at about $8,000,
The right of the Navy department
to innke not nl ion on a snilor s of
ficial record two yenr after hi
. . . ... . : I I... t .
iiitciii.rue UH nee n uciiim iv
titl.int Secretary Hooevelt, on!
apnl of the American Legion of!
New York. J
"Move the house and you can
have it." With this injunction,!
the Cnrboiubile, Pa., Post of the!
American Legion rolled up it
lcevt-a and became poccd of
a large, commodious mansion for
it clubhouse.
It took 50 American Legion ex
soldiers just 24 hour to build a
four room-and bath house In Lo
Angeles, for a, disabled buddy
whose home was destroyed by
fire.
"Down with the stars and
tripes," yelled C. E. Swasey, at
. .......i i..,r of tin. A iii I-r I. -no I.eirion
II iiit...n - - r-.- .
Pout, at Marion, O. Just as Pres
ident Harding a fellow eil incus
were rolling up their dceves they
learned he wns only mimicking
the mating eall of the Bolshevik.
A light wines nnd beer bill
"solely" to provide revenue for
the payment of a soldiers' bonus
I opposed by a Syracuse, N. Y.,
Post of the American Legion.
Far-seeing friends presented
rolling pins to two brides of
American Legion men at initia
tion exercises of the Vinton, la.,
unit of the Auxiliary,
i "Oh, please send me a man!"
pleaded a frenxied voice over the
telephone. Rufus Bethea, Amcri-
' . , L
enn l.egion s employment mint
age r in Birmingham, Ala., seined
a base-ball bat and went. All he
had to rescue was a Persian kit-
ten.
Stephen T. Tillman, "youngest
1 i ii
war t veteran, enusieu at in
yenrs. His story was reported by
the American Legion Post at
VVnHblnirton. D. C. and within a
week he had received two offers
to join the movies and had lieen
elected fire mnrshall of Rainier,
Md., his home town.
C. B. BUCHANAN & CO.
(laeorpo rated)
Hillaboro, Cornelius and North Plaint
W hole tale and Retail Dealer la
Grain, Hay. Flour. Feed and
Grain Bags
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
Car-lot shipper of POTATOES and
ONIONS Grain chopped or
rolled at any time
We Alway. Pay the Market Price for Grains and Hay
of All Kind.'
SEE US BEFORE SEIUNG
Telephone; HUUboro, Main 14,
Cornelius, City 1515, North Plain, Main 263.
For Sale Fifty cords of dry
four-foot wood; about 25 cords of
No. 1, for $6,001 25 cords of No,
2, for $5.28 j delivered In town,
Leave orders at Wiley's place
Phone 79. Or sec Chester Stew
art, T-
FOREST GROVE NATIONAL
BANK
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK
STATEMENT OF CONDITION '
At Call of the Comptroller, December 31, 1921
Ratourcai
.Miit : 36I.5NI.SI
If. 8. llomU. , 180,653 01
Other bnntU 4.IS9.U
Nanking Hutu-.- U.UOO.OO
Pluturr 3.P00.00
Stork l-'-d. Krme. 2.250.00
Ileal l t .tc 3.350.00
Catli tin I due from
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Liabititia. ,; '
Cap. tock, 123,000.00 1 j
.Hurihi, tSO.000.00 -
Cud. pniftU $MOT 85
Clrr.J.llon 3S.000.00
Drpoi.lt 8S1.369 ST
$62.877.02
$692,877.02
J. A. Thornburgh,
Pretiilent.
W. W. McEldowMy,
Cashier.
Special
FREE
A 25c box of Rexall Laxative As
pirin Cold Tablets FREE with a
65c bottle of Riker's Mentholated
White Pine and Tar Cough Syrup
The Delta Drug Store
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For Glasses See
HOFFMAN
Always Here to Give Service
Main Street. Hillsboro, Oregon f