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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1922)
TERE AMNOUNCEMEN D After Careful Investigation, I have taken the Agency for Washington County for SEIBERLING CORD TIRES 30x3 CORD TIRES $12.50 Other Cord Sizes Proportionally Cheap These Tires are built by Mr. F. A. Seiberling, the foremost Tire Man of the Country, who built the Good Year Tire & Rubber Co. from nothing to its present Size Mail Orders Filled Immediately Parcel Post Insured ERVIC E GARAGE Phone 501 C. W. GREGORY, Prop. Hillsboro, Oregon Personal Service TOOT Convenience, courtesy, and strict attention to your motor needs await you at our new Service Sta tion at Baseline and Third Streets. Every effort of this company is bent to one pur pose; to produce quality products and give reliable , service. Every facility of modern science and in vention is used to this end. And the Standard Oil Service Station is the ultimate expression of Litis en deavor. You will find in charge experienced salesmen, trained to know the needs of your motor and inter ested and efficient in supplying them. They are there not merely to sell you Red Crown gasoline, Zerolene, and other Standard Oil products, but will gladly supply you with air for your tires, water for your radiator, information and similar courtesies, for which no charge is made. You will find our Service Station a good neigh bor, so that you will remember your visit there with pleasure. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) IL 1 M RU IWJ IkJ IV, tVJ I ' L.i 171 1771 17,1 CTTFTXCCZJ .7Xta sY2 i iw iwa jvvi m m ur-m vtica mr irsi n MTr Tj w m wu vv m If I 11 r-i liri ' 1-r-im w " " -T1 mn r" ' - Rev. L. Stuebe, of Bfooming, was an Argus caller the list of the week. Jl. A. Mitehell and C. Hi, 1,, the Oregon Nursery Co., were in the city the last of the week. l-'or Sale I-'h-hIi cow, giving a Kood How of milk. A. O'Leary, Hillsboro, Ore., R. 1, Box 10. 20 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Ruth Realty to to T C Wads worth; lot 7 hlk SO, North Plains, $10. Wi-iurl Koryta rt ux to M II Ut'lian ft ux; part of Klkanah Walker il I - t I n r 3 and w, f I. K L I'rrkim rt ux to Charlottr (Jarthofnrr; lot I l.lk 0 HUM torn, $10. Leonard Krarnry to Viola M Kearney; 40 arris Abraham l.an dew, d lc 1H I i rl w, '.'0. Safety t an Opener Co. to (has (i Atkinson, 3li0 acres see 4 ant , t 1 s r 4 w,l. R F Piters et ii x to R F SrruKK lot 2 Piter's A.1,1, IlilUboro, $tu. J M Barber it ux to (jrorjri.i It .henry, lot in blk 8 Forest (irovc, $10. Oregon Dairymen's By-Pro dm tx Corj.oratM.il to Ivy ( on. Iron t al (Trustee.) lot I, 2, and 8, blk 27, North Plain; aUo trai t, in m i- 25 and 5.1(1 t 2 n r 4 w and Hie Sltlirtw, $10. Washington County Bank to Claude M Huti In ns it ux; part of lot A blk 1 Bank., $200. Frank .Schuler et ux to Wrstrrn Oregon Conference Axxoeialion of Seventh-Day Adventists; 8 pijx-liiit- to I.anrelwood Aeademv. Fred Oliver i t ux to W II Rol lins; lot 1J unrecorded Tonm Add, Hillsboro, $050. Fred A Laatx i t ux to Abraham Ziimkrhr; lot 1 blk S Valley Vis ta, $.'100. John S Clement et ux to Curtis K Mason et ux; 40 ac-rr sec 2N t I m r I w, If 10. VV C Schlottrnan et ux to A II SehloUman, 2 interent in 49-1000 acres Burbam Tract, $10. Ni ls O Ibih-en et ux to Vic tor Boleen, 80 nerrs sec S t 2 s r 2 w $10. Lena MaiKc-n et vlr to Jranl Bailey; 40 nerei tec 13 t I n r t w, $10. J Pembroke Oault et ux to Chas L Smith et ux, 22 acre n,e t I n r I w, $10. H R Findli-y et ux to Lis Stark et ux, 883-1000 aires rc " t 1 n rl w, $10. R J Hoi ken i t ux to F. C Rob ertdj 100 Mere nee 28 t 1 n r 1 w $10. J S Ciilbi-rtson to L I, Craw ford et ii x to 80 acres see 10 t 2 n r 4 w, $10. KuKi-ne T Wabl t ux to HKh 1 Wabl ct ii xi npc A t 1 r 4 w 1(110. ' James Burhnn et ux to F.lbi Front; lot, 1,2, Bn, n 1,1k 1 North Side Add, Hilbdmro, $10. Rasmus A Weber et ux to () car L Johnson, tracts 87 and 88 M.(olt .Wrr., $lo. 1 Pearl l.lllv it vr ta Mary 1 Harper, lot il I.Ik I Curtis Add. I i r..v , $300. J F. Morln. k rt ux to Carlson , Shirk Co, lot, and 2 blk It Smo. k' Add, . Sherwood, $ 1 50 Jrnnir Arnistrnnit rt ux to K J Hons rt ux, lot In I.Ik Sit Forest (irovr, $10. Rosa Olson it lr to W A l av i t ux, lot 5 I.Ik I Mokr Add, l or est (irovr, $10. FAMILY GATHERING KrlutUfs of two rarlv pioiirrrx. W. O. (ill, son, H 17, and Mlrharl Boyd, IH57, met al Ihr W. K. Hire home, .Shady Itrook. rerrnt ly, and lijojed a family basket diiim r. Thosr present were Mr nnd Mrs. Jompl, Boyd, F.arl and Harry Boyd, II itrry Redman, W. K. Hu e and family and the Misses I'.slher Itoyd, Pearl, Harriet, Ida May and F.uireiiia Redman; F.vr l.vn and Ruth Boyd, I nil 1. Itiee; J. K. II,, yd. Itiley Boyd, I,. (', Boyd, Oliver D.mard, F.arl and Hari.ld H"yd. I! hard Riee nn.l I d Hum hie. After a boiiiitirid diiiiier it as nitrred that the next annual "'ttnif si hi be at the ite f the W. O, fiihson pluer at Hilhy, A ibmee, in whirl, many lrl,i,,. prirtiiipiited, wax Kiven in the ,r tisan Hill, t Dilley, rvr. nbiK, i losing nn enjoyable day. J. V. Kerr Is nxain at his rial slate oilier after a ii k sp. , J. R. Dean, of 1 m r in i ii i 1 hi t was in town the lst of the m,k, KrrctitiK friends. Miss Myrtle ShinabrrKrr, of the reeorder'x olfiee, Is takiii( her vnealioi, at Wenatehie, Wash., In tla- ti l, hrated peai h xeetion. Mrs. Julia H,,iH(.ri ((f s.r ,MM ' J"'y , "K' d Ma years. She i, survived by (iVe os ami two daughters. Mrx. Jonas OK. ... f Tillamook, ''rm. dintl,e c ity Tm-sdav to at tyid t o- .edside of .r daughter, Mrs. Fd.ll, F.,ner,llll( w , r' 'v.-r,,,K from an op, ration at the l'r. .South hospital. The ounly urli neeompani,.,, y A A. Morrdl, went to tl .. ,. ' U,B new railway ,c lav i l 1 ''M.ntry(Tu..s y t look i,,t rlt( nff nitH '"'l will, its loeatio,,. Ira T Milln, tl. .h,,,,,,,,,,,, P"'-' 1 "-de trapper' f f e unty, was down 'fro,,, B-f. lb- last of (he week, r,. '"ni" fro,nI.rl,limItr . ,ueM ' Portland, and be m,.v vetoHhiphispidUW.''' Harms & Christeio Art locatad m thaslr new shofi on Washinitoa Strut, Is twexm First and Second, ami arc prepared to do si Automotive Repairs First class Machine Shop ia connection ths oal W class nsachin shop in th city. Light and hsavy work. Mill work solicited. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ' UtT11 ftgurt on shortaning or lengthening your tw Harms & Christemen Talephono 651. Washington Street, Kill Where Gcod Dxccert Dance Bttt:r w - - m j m - Hillsboro Auditorium "It'$ th0 Muiic" Hobbt Famous 10-Piece Orcheitr DANCE EVERY SATURDAY EVE
