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HILLSBORO, OREGON, FEBRUARY 22, 1923.
XXIX.
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I MM »«»r«» « all« r Momltiy.
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:.”!rRADIO BROAOGASIER
INSTALLED IN CITY
Some time ago
D took up a
1« mn of estray* which were both
« ring around his place, ami on
advertising them, found an own ’
A-k. < ocint Court to Give Hiw
Will Report in HillUroro on Mon­ ■ r, who agri >d to < all and g< t Dr. E. H Smith Puts in Radio
I d Northrup, uf Nhaily lirmik,
wtr I dward
I date t»l
<>i I Late
dwa»d I Nayl«u
Nsyloi
day, March 5, for Spring Tern» tliem. This xva* not done and Plant That is Good Transmitter
w n. an \rgu> rnlli r I ridai
now Farnlmm is to have a sale to
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Jam« « I «iiiilun, uf aboli lllimm
IONGUE IS COUNSEL
rwo WOMEN ARE ON PANEL ri ■ <Hip liiin.i If for his 1 ari and ERNEST HELVOGT SENDER
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[Illg, wa. • xikilur al tin Argu. uf
keep of the anima!». Thr notice I
Alme is V-lxwd al Alnwit
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Nine-Tenth» of Wave Dispensa­
I. N Robinson, of Tualatin, of .ale is in another column.
Rally
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IhlK,
Miss Lillian l^rsli, Hillsboro
S< » « nl«« n I hoiiBtoinl Diillni'
Have several thousand value-I tion of Portland's Best Radios
ilio«« Sortii ridili«, wrrr in town
bl* formulas and recipes for sale
I r al «- r, » «»n« I im« MoinLiy nfl«rm»«oi
Tin Mariti tarin of circuit court at front 25 to 50 cent»; of interest
’ U Smith lia. ju.t com
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M| m « lai «ah ««( bot |»Ap< r w Lib will omo io in ilill.tioro on Mon to households, farmers, etc.
plcted the installation of a radio
hington « «»uni » »« lioui t« a« I»
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TI m nay, Mari li 3, 1923
• H th« tlur • in h a. growing large vrgetablr. outfit that Im* tin- distinction of
4 f « »r r«><»« i 11 ( r «liplomn Io • I lrt«t« fi *?A b«»w f««r HA«
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|, Ii ¡J tl ! • » a » ! h« plaintif f in u l'IinmiA« i
ty iin«- juror., drawn In.t w rrk by for exhibit, coloring, fruit,, etc; being tin- first real broadcaster in :
r S« luo nb i< lilt r , «if I
Ling th* « tr* uit « uuf I I»» «1« I
< I* rk Rumili uni Nli« riff Al« x mmiy arc remedies for stock and Hillsboro.
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It« t I«» lM th« »»*1« «»um f «•( ton, fur inniix years n re
muli r, tin umili . «>f two I adira persons.
The machine was constructed!
Every auto ownrr
appi *»r
ilio*«- of Mm, |. X Hob .iioulil liaxe formula to keep III* by a Mr. Sneii, a builder of re­
o» I it« «»f ll»« lal* I «lw af «I I llir \ rgu., ms . m li,, , ||,
iii.on, of Tualatin, mid I .illthii windshield dry.
x • |.«r «I« « • «1 Th« ptiipcFl t
Address Bos 70, pute, and Erm-st Helvogt, who'
X1« k S« limi<ll farming
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Hiil.lniro, Oregon.
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Ii«% $ «II«’, w a. in I lu «it*
it«! *« »« ut«« h I !»«•«»» au «I •!•'! iday.
I lo r« w dl I»«’ th«* U'lial Kri»t of
A. I. 1 an.key, uf the Witch navy, mine up from thr farm be­
ttiJ th« rr !• »«»uti- p« r»i»iia!
« rimiiml < a «« « «» ii th« < nlc lidar, llaxi I district, w*. in the city low Rock Crrrk, Saturday night J
M A It Mirk of I h i olid Sortii | Ilf
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Mi»» Tratrri* al»«» a»k»
U r< nt majority of u lot h will Tut .day.
Down in hi* *■-« tion and sent out wveral broadcasts!
Pittili «, wa* in thr • ity Saturday,
«»Ufl that thr tlrrrrr awar«l
I*«- f«»r tiolalioit of thr |>r«»hibition there ar«- more five and ten acre a* an experiment, (»ermission hav­
U r* « I ing fri«- nel»
nt <t»« i * « ••!!• • 1« il I»« t «• ii
law«
< In« murili r «a»«, that of trait. Iieing .old to Portland | m - o ing been given by the master in
II aii « Xi«*|«rn. «»( rio! tif llrio 5lnt<- A|f iin«t th« Ind tolto kill« d
i*F al»«l I still» I
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pic than «me Would imagine. charge of th«- northwrst.' The re
at|mit»i»tFntur an«! n«lmiii « rl.«n, w a« hi tlir « ity M«»ndftV, .! »• oh l> ibiiiit« ii, th« Sunday prior Si orcs of people arc out every suits were more than were antici­
I«» I hank »tfivinx, *«ll « «»ii«tittit< ■ lay or so looking fur just such pated and from nil ovrr the dis
I « t aliil «1« « <m*il I*1 I»« r L»r Afid « tllrd «»li tl»< \rgu«
O|«| lime l>4ii«r. a I thr M \\
th« maj«»r trial of tin Irmi uni«-*«« plaics, «linwing that jicoplc in the trict came the word that the ef
»Hr ’« . cdlrrtid in mitai»
\ 1« ili **Aturd<*» « »« tiing, | • |»rti • oh «-«»«rr» |»«»»»lblr filili rr < rone ■ itn. arc looking toward the fort was up to the standard of
P.lto aril I. X ei I l«»r * «Lal I»
< «ooil mu.lc
(«■»«nl
mu«|a
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Ih« juror’s drawn, »»ili th« ir "aimplc life."
broadcasting stations in the entire
»» T rat r r •«I» «»ul In h» r nr\ 'il
\ilmi»«ion,
-iddrr««H*', follo?» «
\ «IIlli ..Ion , ft(> ««ut*
west.
I >» » • ml m ■ r, in» ili *1
that in
lailit
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l or Sale Tca*i draft horse*,
W. II Pry«1« ndnll, Bank', n »
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Thr wave distance of the Dr.
I J«» I X o I r w n s .Imi hl
W Alili <|
1 light .1 Ullip pilli Ir r,
w air*m mid harness; alm breeding
Fred
F-lliif»« li, .Sh« rto«»od, It I
Smith radio is nine-tenth* a*
p< r»««H lillk li*«»« It, AHil that I«» l»r 11 •« «I H» r«»tm«<lh»ii Willi
pen of 20 Ancona bens and on«-1
Mr. I X |(libni'oii, Tualatin
strong ns that of the Oregonian,
hi» iuj««ry I»« maile a Serba! Ir ahi ;
Ro.
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■ ii« ki-r' 1. Shepard • tram.
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A l.ini|»*i«. llillU »•>r«5.
and this means that it will have
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Pom« roy, Garden Tracts, North
Ml» rt lorllr, LiUiitoll, Il ?
no trouble in dispatching east of
! nuF'r and • are for him ••••
II II ( n r « I , ««f X « » r t It Plain,
west corner, near Dwight Pom-
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Hillsboro,
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Rocky mountains and clear
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w * » hi tlill«l»oro I ridA t rt rump
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rnx place; write Bus 33. Hill.
A ru««ld llrr#« r, liiiiwboro, |( I
across th«- Mi.siaaippi Vail« v.
$ m ikinx a m ill, «1» « i'ltix
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il II 1« frrdilIX a lot i of |mrk for
boro.
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The government permit for
IL uri \ nii«|yk• I i«rv.t («rove,
In» pKiiw rt t
Shr main il»« market,
Harold Lloyd, in Dr. Jack.” broadcasting will be received in a
it tl Inf « l»d »if thr • «itityai I
Usnlr.l
M All M Ili» ran and
wa. featured on the screen at the few days and then Dr. Smith will
■ i L-i.li Hill.b-rru
l<itl»!k • AFFiril tint Aliil «tèli »4 II tuoimtiii ||| x
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< ««««Ml w agi •
l.ilurlx tin- first of the week, and organise a program for sending.
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I»« i»ui■-»•’«I him, r«»i»k« «1 atiil
^pply lo f.rwè' A I o , I lilt,I,.,
llruwn. IL iti rtun, It I th*- photoplay wa* on«- of tin- Hillsboro ha* much musical talent
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• I* anr.t bit* of comedy shown that will be appreciated by radio
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In n for some month«. lJoyd w a* fan* everywhere and this will b«
< ha» Pfahl, o( nr ai Iti • »«»tiling -
Jmpiltli, I turi I
Fkrd >U I hr f»lri|, drail
itxlu. Iie.t in the film, and aside s igtnented a* time pa
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th>
city
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Saturday
ami
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■ut tin barn» niul wa* tf« urral
from the «-timi-dy therr wa. a pint
ttiAilr hi» anima! i all on thr hollo
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The »ending outfit is rc-in-
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until L » ilrath, to hi« h
pa|»r r,
o.ophic Icon in every hundred forced by a motor, which is in an­
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Mar* h IS, |f>yU
f ■ ■t of tin celluloid.
F«ir Sa|r
XX tn Hi« har«l.on. M*txg«r.
other room and doc» not nt all in ,
A used pianti In fine
I hr
lift rriiiFd* »In i to llial
«omliiioti
Pups
for
Sale
Youngsters trrfrrr with the broadia-i
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ill lw sold al a Imi
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\iidr« w », Nh« rwood.
X »«|t»r »»a» Irirtl f««r hu I am
bn d from White Island Shepherd
Dr. Smith says that he w ill use
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I»» hi :.* with Mi*» Trarrr, tf ani
■ nd Australian Shepherd
fine the station largely for the licnefit
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|«kF • ib f« lt«r |tr i|»£ that undr r lo |$«i»t <»th« r
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«»hl« r. Ilill*l»«»r«». I( 4 for «Im k ami sheep. Ju.t wean­ of the smaller sets in Washing­
Alra. Harry Morgan returtird
r« f>>lti««tii, rnrrvinx a w « »tin «I
ed.
Ii H Carey, Hillsboro, R ton and other counties, and will
Jam« « \n«h r*«»t», !I i H b I hifo
h u «mill 1l«»t hr al, il ma « lire th< la't of the week from a trip
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North Plains
Phone North .end out a bedtime program and
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r« L»r h«m I«» luur « aft ai »«I to Spsskanr, tohrrr .lie attandeil
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a regular musical number weekly
Al!« it Tinn컫 k H i !I«| m » f « i , R a Plain. 2FI4.
I I»« « A«r m n» pr«»M-«Tiit <| thr U d»idr if . «I« k retail, c.
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a. «nun a« the sender is tempered.
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Dan-tv,
of
North
Plains,
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t II T«mg««r; who, l»% ihr
F«»r Sa Ir
43 Milite Leghorn
wa. over for an hour or so, Sat­
« »»««M « «Hili«« I L»r \|««« Tn» imllc la, no* taxing s I miu I 30 egg.
G A. OLSEN
F. F Rowell, Hillsboro
urday,
greeting
friend*.
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|M»r day.
Tliomp.on’e strain
Hr
ciMirse,
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mis.rd
T.
Sisnipter
rman
Schulm«
rich.
Hill.bo
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th«-
'opr«
m«
court
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♦ l YS radi
Call 117 Hlllabt
B ■ ’ tribolili '•'tit ll l»A«’k f«»r rr r«».
r«>.
U catherred, who i. visiting in Gustav A. Olsen, for several
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nner«-, and «ay* it is the fir.t years a resident of Hillsboro,
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Whitmore,
l-aur<-|,
II.
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|r» 11 and X a« I »r Me« again «*t»n
D. II. Bri «»ofirr wml over to
Tho, Conn« II. Hillsboro.
linn in years In- h’a. vi.ited Hill. died at hi. home on Washington
I« toi
Th« « •-«»uri fin« «I X’ av L»» thr «••«»rt h«»uu Sattird'%
and rr
February
18,
J I Dow, ShrrwiMxd
Imro and not given confession tn »trect, Sunday,
11 *«i> an«l «'«»»fa » Th« fin«' w ». paid rei« «t| rr< rip| X«»
I f«»r lit' I HIS
1923, after an extended illness.
Sump for misdeeds,
L «I Tompkins. Hillsboro.
»t»»«- month« uftrr th« fine » a. In' bill
IL xrt» lin« initial rr
J II Garrett. Hillsboro.
ipo«r«|
Hatching egg. from prise win­ Hr was born tn Norway, October
rript rirry yrar.
U .11. • tn II Hunter, Bravrrton ning Rhode island Reds; also 13. 1851, and came to America in
• hr mi ill I Us I lit goe. on to rr
I or rrnt, chrap, fur one or two
I hat «luring thr time thr
from pun- bred White Leghorn*; 1880. settling in Oregon. He is
yrar»
3 mi re, .if lami, nil clear,
l»intiff lit rd with X ay lor, hr
•I 50 per setting, or f8 per 100; survived by his w idow and a son,
JUNIOR
WEEK-END
hoii'r ■ n«l outbuilding. ; not far
also have few R L roosters for Edward, of Hillsboro, and a son.
¡a* hot on rt.i terms with hi'
liupiire al lliiitir Supply r
«ale. E. B. Watts, Hillsboro, R. Cecil, and two daughters by a for­
• <)., I'.iiit« nr. Ore.. Feb 20
» * liti««*» uh«» to ill ti|(lit ihr prr» «»ut
( ir«»« r rx, Stilimi St.
mer marriage. Of his immediate
■ nt « a»r,
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(S|M-cial)
Francis Linklater, of 4. Phone 905.
family, he leaves a brother. Philip
J
aiii « « T«»l»iu, <»f tirar Hard
Hillsboro, ha. I»rn apjxointrd a
II
1 I X ni lor wa» a »on of thr
Erwin Ritter, of beyond Beth-
Bst- I It««» ( » Xni l«»r, w ho t«»ok up dalr, wa. in thr <ity Motulay, and iiii'iiilu r of tin- Junior Week-end
Olsen, of Sherwood; a sister, Mrs.
any. was in town Monday, coming
<!>>hnlit»ii land « laiin adj«»lhitlff in niaking thr round, dropp* <| jn committee at thr I’nivcrsitr of in to mail hi. buxines* letters. He Jansen, of Portland, and a broth-
>ir> *t <»r«»«ç, hi the « af I« «la% ' • m thr Aricu. fur hi. yrar *if ri a«l Oregon. Junior Week end. an an had reccixcd no mail over the < r in Norw av.
The funeral took place from
^■>t<<
|»ig n»l«liti«»n ton* |»Iiittr«| mg.
nual celebration. will be held l.innton Route 2 route since the
.Murili r . ( ir«-« nlniusr, Twi lfth Mav II and 12
Mr. Linklater’» «now storm, there having been at the M. E. church, at 2 o'clock in
mul Oak Si.. Piume 1921. Cut particular work will lie with the one tune a drift of over seven feet the afternoon. Tuesday, and there
• » m» » » I tm l»l«
X » « |«»r to na r«
was a concluding service at the
ntn« u a» nr«« r innrrird. and llow rr. , fiorai «1« «ign. and potted dr corn lions coni mil tre.
of snow on the road over the
Portland
crematorium by
the
M n
’d V« n (« w rlnar fritti«!*. It plani.; 3 «Irlixcri« . «talli
Thr Junior Prom will |»r direct mountain.
W
oodmen
of
th«-
World,
to
which
^Ba» Farri« tlmt hr «"nur f«> |L!1* m ; 1 p. ni ; 8 30 p. m.
rd bi Jack Myers. Santa Barba
Goosclii rry plants for sale, at order he belonged.
In u 1» nut a« «■•»mpAiih «I
Th«- sub committees on attractive price«.
Come to our
S ! tirai, fur ycars a rraidrnt ra. < al
•Mr. Olsen reside«! at Metager
K • Mt*. J r « » «• r
Music: Marx- Al- farm and inspect this stock, or
of lirthmiv. wa» in thr «iti Salar tlie Prom are
prior to moving to Hillsboro. Pri­
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xandrr.
Portland,
chairman;
An
VII hrir» t«> th«? »•’»tat«- nr«- inatlr *lax
w rite J. P. Cooper, Cornelius, R
II* esperi, «oon lo Irai *
or to that lie had been engaged in
a t«» the mit.
Phone Cornelius centra). Fern mining and at one time was own­
far California to rrnxain mi indi-fi ilrrw h irprn.trin, Eugene. Fea 2
lure;
Frank
Carter,
Eugene,
iute peroni
15.
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er of a rich cinnabar deposit. Af­
chairman;
Shirley
Edwards,
County Judge J. W. Goodin ter coming to Hillsboro he ac­
< «»fit rm f t»r«s and hiiihlrrw. R'
l’or Sale Team of
borse., Marshfield ; Gladys Wright. Port
Irnntr' VH« h «in n|| <*|n"f*' «•( uagnn and liarnr.s
.1. D. M il land; Marion Lav, Thr Dalles. ami wife and son. Melville, are at quired several residence proper­
lllllillllif
Los Angeles, and the Judge write« ties. A year or so ago. he suffer-
M«»hr
Hr«»».,
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Lil*b«»r«»,
mot, llcaxirton, (In-., Il 3. < Inr
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H< • I• in « nt T h rifili nnd and mie half mite» soulli uf Beai' Decorations: Rand ill Jones, Eu­ tliat lie ha. improved very much ed a stroke of partial paralysis
gene. chairman: William Nettle­
bnk Ms
with In. bronchial trouble, al and since that his health had been
Plume 1609.
Al
cilun.
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ship. Walla Walla, Wash.; Mar­
though he says he is a trifle thin in a precarious state.
cella Berry, La Grande; Mildred
ner than when he left. He expects
Le f’ompte, Portland; Lnrline
to get back to Hillsboro by March HAVE YOU THOUGHT OF
< milter. Cascade, Idaho.
Floor; •*
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THIS?
I vie Palmer, Baker, chairman;
Saved our customer* $225.00
l.er Weber, F 'iigcne; Margaret]
bi selling 1500 boxes of apples in You have only one pair of eves,
Seymour. Gardner; Virginia Pear
son, Portland, Patronesses: John* bulk. It pays to bring your own and you will never have another.
box or sack to the Washington It is up to you to decide whether
Piper, Portland, chairman; Gcor
County Apple House, Second St., you will abuse those eyes or take
gia Henson. Portland.
good care of them. You pay dear­
Hillsboro.
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Eddie EdIund. Portland, will hr
ly for every bit of abuse you give
Patrolman
Virgil
Weckcrt
has
in charge of the canoe fete. His
them, in one wav or another.
committees are made up as fol again assumed his duties and his
Take care of your precious eye­
lows;
Floats; Pason McCune, injuries received in the Portland
Virgil sight ; once lost it can never be re­
Portland, chairman; Freda Good xx reck have all healed.
gained.
rich, Portland; Hetty Garrett, of says that it was a mighty close
For good vision and relief of
Corvallis; Ed Hancv, Stanfield, «•all, and after this he wants to
eyestrain,
consult Dr. Lnaader, at
drive
the
machine
in
which
he
i*
l ighting: l’rancis Haworth. X'ew
Anderson's Jewelry Store, Satur­
In rg, chairman; Charles Sprre. riding.
days.
Hatching eggs from extra choice
Pilot llock; Harold Holdman, of
Rhode Island Reds, $1.50 per set
Pendleton«
R. D. C.
BUILDING FOR SALE
ting; $8 per hundred.
Some
wonderful cockerels and roosters
COFFEE CLUB GUEST
for sale. Come ami see them.— School district No. 8 has an old
school building for sale.
Pros­
Mrs. Ida B. Cnllnhnn, of Corval­ B. A. Mitchell. Orenco. , 49 52
Richard Beamish, of
Cedar pective buyers can confer with
lis, w ill In* guest of honor nt a
luncheon given bv the Hillsboro Mill, was up Monday, greeting tlie school directors, Mrs. Anna
chairman;
W. J.
Hillsboro xvas Dick's Horncckcr.
Coffee Club, nl the Cong. Church. friends.
Gregg
and
Albert
Hanley,
or the
home for many years when he
Saturday noon. Feb. 24.
Other guests will be the dele­ farmeil the Billy Connell place, undersigned.
Lumber in good state of pres­
gates to the county meeting of adjoining the city.
Women’s Clubs, to be, held nt the
Dr. F*. T. Helms, Chiropractic ervation. New brick Hue.
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Lewis Powers. Clerk.
same place, immediately follow­ and Electro Therapeutic*—not a
BiG PRIMI! SUI1
ft '
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CLERK ANO SHERIEF
DRAW MARCH JURORS
C. B. BUCHANAN & CO
( Incorporated )
DEALERS IN
Grain, Feed, Flour
Hay and Potatoes
MANUFACTURERS OF
Beaver Brand Seeds
Telephone*: 511 and 11
HILLSBORO, OREGON
Branche*--Comeliu*. North Plain*. McMinnville
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FOREST GROVE, OREGON
so sa
The “Ear-Marks” Of
Success
Do yon »{lend every dollar
that you earn, or have you
learned to keep part of it?
The answer to that ques-
tion will tell you whether
you have the “ear-marks”
of success.
If you haven’t yet acquir­
ed the habit, begin now
by opening a bank account
SHUTE SAVINGS BANK
ing the luncheon.
correspondent
«tu-
At this meeting n permanent
dcnl, but holding a
organisation will be formed, the
Diploma received by
preliminary meeting having been
actual attendance in
held Inst fall. Delegates will be
chartered college.
present from the Women’s Clubs
Consultation and ex­
of Forest Grove, Cornelius, Mots
amination without
ger, Huber, Hlteon, Farmington, charge. Eighth year In Hillsbo­
Sherwood and Hillsboro.
ro. Heidel Building.
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For Sale Some choice Mam­
moth Brome young turkey hens,
at
each ; about rcAdy to lay.—
Mrs. C. Millet, Hillsboro, R. 3.
Phone North Plains 8F1B.
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E. C. Mulloy, of Laurel, was
greeting friends in the county sent
Tuesday morning.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
Call of the Comptroller, December 29, 1922
LIABILITIES
RESOURCES
Loan» .
— $424,289 22
Bond'
.—
. -
8,054.90
Banking H oum . ____
19.780.00
Other Real Estate____
5.275 00
U.S. Bond, B2S5349 «W
Cash and dua from
bank»
$166*43236 401,781.74
Capital
_ $25,000.00
Sarphu __ 50,000.00
Profits _
17.78QJ1
Circulation _________
D«po.its ___________
$859.182.88
$92,7*0.» 1
25,000.00
741,401 M
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3 and 4 per cent Interest Paid on Time Deposit*
J. A. THORNBURGH
JOHN E. BAILEY
W. W. McELDOWNEY
Prssidaat
Vics-Prssidant
Csskisr
E. F. Burlingbtni
S. G. Hugim»
Jeweler
Optician
HOFFMAN
FOR
Highest Quality
AT
Lowest Prices
EVERYTHING IN—
WATCH REPAIRING, OPTICAL WORK,
SILVERWARE, CUT GLASS,
IVORY, CLOCKS,
WATCHES