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TheEconomy PGDWJIBEIR
That's Vhat Millions of Housewives Do
They know that Good
Baking Powder can't be
sold for less; that "More
for the Money" means
bake -day failures, waste
of time and money, that
Calumet means economy.
PALUMl
BEST DTTEST
The World's Greatest Baking Powder
RED CMMN ussa
exclusively in
NIIAL ECONOMY RUNS
TheLoa Angeles-Yoemite (Camp Curry) Econ
omy Run is probably the most famous event of its
kind in the motor world. Every year about the mid
dle of May. while the snow still lies deep in the
Zum P, from 15 to 20 cars start the storen
MHrte nm across the Interior valleys .and up
the diRicult mountain roads into the Yosemite Val
ley. Every car is carefully groomed for victory, and
driven by an expert.
And in all the aix runs so far held, all cars
Jred have used Red Crown iasolme ex-
This year the car making the run on the lowest
co4unSn of fuel, a 'Chevrolet driven by Donv
SC, made the entire trip of 360 miles on 12
nVoT-iSi Crown" (an average of 30 miles to
the gallon), and a pint of Zerolene.
The average gasoline consumptwnfor all cars
DflSoating was Phenomenally low, This furnishes
JSff X of the continued success , of to
SmpSy in manufacturing a motor-car fuel of Ae
Ksterade.justifying for six successive years the
SmSs chiice of auttrno gfSl
establish the best possible reconh!5
Stear 18 of the 20 cars entered made the
This year, i of Re(i
were unusually difficult.
Red Crown gasoline Is the most economical
Red uown k because it con-
motor fuel on the narket tooay.
engine was desired to develop.
Fill at the Red Crown sign- at Service Station
garages and Other dealers.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Class 1-E for cars costing under $800
Will Convene From All County
Lodges, in Hillsboro, at Park
FRIDAY, JUNE 21, ALL DAY
Grand Parada Will Form at Odd
Fellows' Hall at 10:30 A. M.
jY ,,M
The Indeuendcitt Order of Odd
fellows and the Ktbekahs of
WaahiuitLun eountv. reureaentinif
o - - - w - -1 r
the association ot the two order,
will meet in lullkboro, rriuay,
I July Zl, ana enjoy tlieir annual
picnic and convention. There will
I be a recrbtion at the hall of Moo
Itrzuma Lodge, at Uie corner of
Main and Third, beainnin? at W
I o'clock, and the big parade will
form lu front oi Hie ball at 10:10.
The lodge having the Urgent per
rentage of its member in the line
of parade will receive a $3 cash
prise.
The basket dinner and barbe
cue at Shute Park will be held
from twelve until one o'clock.
I The attendants w ill assemble in
the auditorium at 1 :80 and the
following program will follow:
rrayer, Be. O. It. stover.
Address of Welcome. Dr. L. W,
Hyde.
Songs, Children of I. O. O. F.
Hume.
Address, Hon. Thos. G. Ryan.
The following I porta and games
program is announced:
Potato rice, bovs under 18: 1st
I prise, pocket knife, donated by
lr. 1. spickeri znd prise, necktie,
bv C. C. Store.
Egg and spoon race, girls under
18: 1st nrtse. box of candr. bv J.
III. Word, Wigwam; 2nd, bottle
f perfume, Pharmacy.
100-vard dash. men. free for
all; 1st price, tl belt, by Weil's
Dept. More; 2nd, can Criscoe, by
lit. H. Greer.
Ladies' 50-vard race, free for
all; lt, pair silk hose, Weil's; 2d,
I Hower basket, Percy Long.
Shoe race, boys under 1 S years ;
Int. Boys' Red Shoes, W. W. Bos-
Icow ; 2nd, watch, J. A. Hoffman,
jeweler.
Past Grands race, 80 yardsi 1st
$2.80. donated bv E. L. McCor-
Imick; 2nd, lodge pin, by J. L.
Anderson Andy.
Fat man's race, free for all;
pail lard, by King & Frank; 2nd,
I hummer, Allen & Inland; Srd, 1
year's subscription to Argus.
Three-legged race, boys under
16; lt, two $1 savings accounts,
Shulc Savings Bank.
Pie eating contest for boys; 1st,
savings account of f 1, by Hillsbo
ro National Bank; second 1 1 in
It nulc. HilUboro Mercantile.
;.rl' AO Trd Tare I In. Ui
of candy, by Thos. McCourt; 2nd,
bottle perfume, Delta Drug More.
Ladies Whistling race; 1st, a
lean of Hills Red Can coffee, by
Sknggs' Store; 2nd, glass dish, by
Hande s aricty Store.
Indies Nail Driving contest;
list nrize. SDort scarf, Ooar s
Woman's Shop; 2nd, silk hose, by
W. . Boscow.
Tuir-of War. HilUboro versus
the Vorld; 1st, box cigars, by C.
McFaddcn; 2nd, pail lard, by
F.mniott's Market.
The otlicers of the association
are looking for a big crowd for
the biur three-linker session, and
K I.. McCormick states that cof
fee and the barbecue meat will be
served free. Visitors are asked
.a 1
to bring their pail ana piaie
alonir. The public is invited.
The otHoers of the county asso
ciation are ' E. I- McCormick,
president, Hillsboro; Janet Little,
secretary, lorest urove; v. n.
Bryant, treasurer, Gaston.
A Business Coupe
FOR BUSINESS MEN
This car represent a newaad knpartasst
in commercial transportation.
For the first time in motor car hiatnrr. 1
are enabled to buy a closed car, the body of which is
built throughout of steeL
The advantages of tbia all-steel
ed until now to open car are particolarr
in a coupe built to weauter the wear and
commercial usage.
Immediately yon will be impressed wWa the
and lightness of this coupe. Time will convince YOB
of its unusual stamina. The doors snap neatly shsst.
Body squeaks are eliminated. Dodge BrothaT
enamel is baked on the surface of the steel A fat
manent lustrous finish, impervious to wear.
Ths interior is roomy and thoughtfully equipped
with every appointment necessary to toe
comfort and all-weather protection.
PuMncss houses that equip their sale
motor cars have been quick to recogniga la thai
coape a very unusual investment.
M. P. CADY
HILLSBORO, - - OREGON
: ' O .
VISIT NEWBERG
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at auction sale at my
place, three miles east of Beaver-
n on the Canvon road, V mue
west of Sylvan, at the county line,
at 1 :80 p. in., on
W E U XKS1JA1 , J ULii iv,
Ten heiul high grade milk cows,
nil in milk: 8 are fresh, with
calves at side; balance milking
rmm to three months; 2 are
Brown Swiss; 1 a grade Jersey,
.iiul balance are high grade Hol
i..itt! nil arc young with good
Hows of milk; Holstem bun, a
grade, for beef purposes.
One Stay Kouiut silo, 10x0a
feet, in good conditions wagon,
3-iiuh with handy rack; Cham
pion mower; hay tedder; feed
cutter; some small tools, etc.
TVrms of Salt 20 and under.
cash ; balance, 8 months' time, ap
proved security, at 7 per cent in
terest. . A. Bens, Owner.
Wismer & Haase, .Auctioneers.
Several members of the Hillsboro
Club attended the Berrian excr
:.. .ml narade at Sewberg, last
Saturday. All speak in glowing
terms of the wonderful paraae
tion and a float, decorated with
flowers, was in line, representing
the Hillsboro Club. Miss Cecil
Emmott presided over the float
and was attended by the Misses
iwi Smith. Helen Conneil, Lil
ian Schmidt and Eva Sorenson.
The car attracted much atten
tion and it was received with
eclat. The attendance from Hills-
bore Mayor A. C. Shute, Olenn
F. Bell, secretary of the Hillsboro
Club; E. L. Moore, O. Phelps, M.
P. Cady, J. L. Crow, Rev. Len B.
r: I.U.L. Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
n..en. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt-
ledmes H. R. Emmott
lHuul .
and Percy Long; the Misses Cecil
Emmott, Lillian Schmidt, Helen
r ii rts.ia Smith and Eva
VyOUUCll, -'"'-'
Sorensen. The Hillsboro contin
. ...1 ml the biff ban
quet and Mayor Shute delivered
talk. comDlimcnt-
On s..w- , - a ,
ing New berg on their wonderful
showing, and told them that the
audience of eight thousand peo
ple was a testimonial ttiat ew
berg always knows how to d(
K.viv all tne irenucuicu
tending from here are members of
the Hillsboro UuD.
CORWIN
Hardware
The Store of Personal Service
National Mazda Electric Lampa, Flash-lifhts, Battariaa
and Bulbs; Auto Lamps, Cap-screws, Hexagoa Nuts,
Machine Screws, Carriage and Machine Bona, Brake-lining,
Rivets, Piston-rings, S;jark-plugs, Copper Tubeat
and Brass Fittings; Punches, Cold Chiaela, Suew-AWafa,
Wrenches and Hammers.
Corwin Hardware
SECOND ST.
HILLSSOSO
ENGINE TURNS ON SIDE
Andrew H cknmn, of Bi llmny,
" fr many years lias built
i "" inr lioth Multnomah anil
" aililnuinii u.m in tin
'"j Miiiulnv niorninur. lrrertlnir
.'"""'y Kent friends. Andrew Is ns
!' UH ever altho he savs the
arm.i.
th
Ii not very gleeful over
crop prospect these days.
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Cral.trct.
f Portlaml, formerly of ''l,un'
Wl.n. In tl.o cily Monday, gveet
L friends. While lu re they were
filor. t lb.' L. A. Long Urn .
F M..sMVHthathelikesitinPo.
land, nliho h oecasiona j
homesick for Laurel, Hillsboro
Lnd theold friend, of boll, places.
Get your job work done at the
ArniM office. First class wora..
Randolph Bowlby, of South
Tualatin, is tl.o owner of a new
radio out lit, the award of thi
Boscow store, last week. Ran
. . ..-ii "liutnit In on all the
Si -out of Portland;
and Vancouver.
a Wnmntive on the Portland, As
toria & Pacific Railway turned
over on its side near Manning,
Tuesday morning, about 9 o'clock.
The engineer, M. S. Stokes, sus
tained a broken hip, and Brake
man Moore' sustained serious bod
ily injuries, altho no bones were
broken. The two men were brot
to Banks and taken Into r"ortlana
on the United train.
Mrs. Martha Coleman was in
from Banks Monday.
t r Hneffel. of near Witch
Hasel, was in the city the last of
the week, shaking nanas wun n
county seat friends.
Mrs. Nellie Hoard and daugh
ter, and Mrs. Sarah Bagley have
moved back from Portland to this
city and will make this place
their home.
The new standard Oil station at
Third and Baseline now presents
a very handsome appearance.
Chas. Deichman and Clifton Bag
ley have positions at the filler.
Claire Sample and sister, Miss
PHi..l. have nurchased the Den of
Sweets from Leonard Brown, and
are conducting the business.
Leonard will devote his entire at
tention to the sheet metal trade.
TI,p Wnshincrton Countv Teach
ers' Annual Institute will be held
in Hillsboro, November 8, 9 and
in This announcement was made
Monday by the Stat Supt. of
Public Instruction.
Sheriff Stockdale went
Sidem the last of the week to
attend the necktie party given by
the State of Oregon to tne two
Rathie and Owens, who
were accessories to the killing of
the late Til Taylor, sheriff o
Umatilla eouaty. s
Week -End Trips
To
PORTLAND
and
RETURN
ARE THE LOWEST IN YEARS
NOW'S THE TIME to realise big profits In transpor
tation costs.
85c Round Trip From Hilkbara
Tickets on Sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday Good
until following Tuesday. t
Ask agents for further particulars, or about low fares
East, and to nearby resorts. 4
Southern Pacific Lines
19-21
JOHN M. SCOTT, ;
General Passenger Agent.
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