I
Did vou ever hear an unbiased
man “Knock" the Knight-Willy»?
You never did—and you never
will—because be who would do so
would but proclaim himself igno­
rant of real car values.
LET US DEMONSTRATE
The Overland
The new Overland is one of the
smoothest-running cars of it»
class and price. They are priced
so as to be in the reach of buyers
who want service without paying
fancy money. Let us convince you.
A GOOD BUY—We have taken
in a 1922 Ford Coupe, tine condi­
tion; 5 cord tires; an “O. K. buy"
at $400.
O I. Naught et ux to G W Follis et
iix ; tract in Mike Moor« d I c No
11, $10.
I.yda Weitsel et »ir to M it son
C Lea; tract in Llk 3 Walker’»
Add. Hillsboro. $'000.
C H Miller et ux to E M Ad
am.; tract in Beaverton. $10
Julia B Hufford et sir to Car)
J Christensen et ux; lot 8 blI» 3
Connell. $10.
Il 1. Tucker et ux to 1. N Tonip
kins; lot» in blk 13 Garden Trait»
Adil, Hillsboro, $10.
John S Clement et ux to W I
Pegg et ux ; tract in sec 15 t 1 s r
I w, $10.
Henry Huntemann to William
ilameliiiann et ux lots in Pleas
antview Add. Cornelius. $600.
Rudolf Hochuli te Anna S Ho
chuli; tract in secs 1.2, 11 and 12
t 2 » r 1 w . $ I.
W A Shaw et ux to Harry B
MacLeod et ux ; tract in Beaver
ton Reedville Ac, $1533.
Geo F Swift to Emma Swift.
IS.50 acres W O Gibson d I c, $1
Emmett Butler to J J Hemler
son. tract in Shields Little Farms.
$10.
Minnie Campbell to Myra II
McLean; 2 acres Johnson Estate
Add. Beaverton Reedville Acres.
$10.
Geo F. Watts et ux to B E Smith
lots 1 and 12 blk It Premium Ad.
$10.
Henry Cromer et ux to George
John List et ux; tract in sec» 19
and 30 t 2 s r 1 w.$5600.
Annie Murphy et vir to Patrick
Murphy; trnct in »ec V t 2 n r 3
w, $io’
E. L Perkins Auto Co
HILLSBORO
SEDAN
FOR SALE
Mechanical Condition.
Five good cord tires.
hauled.
Just over­
Aluminum body.
$225 and
Terms
You can't beat this buy in 100
For
years.
further
particulars
inquire at
Annie Murphy et vir to Frank
Murphy; tract in sec 9 t 2 n r 3
w. $10.'
Fenner’s Top Shop
Hillsboro
Mary Naderer et al to M F.
Gunther et UX¡ 19.9 acres sec IS
t 2 s r 3 w. $10.
W T Kerr et ux to C M Powell
et ux; lots 21 and 24 blk 11 Gar­
den Tract Add. Hillsboro, $10
Oregon
1151 Third St
j R HAILEY LOSES HOME
; ■ ' ' 11 "
' ^'cn i b. John R B «il" » , ,»( shove Biixt'"'"
of July 14» 1
|n»l hl» liou" »ml m »•'.•
<m th. evrniuM
tu« » ii tin- <
i .ml« nt’ •'»
of the M. I • ■
‘ '‘'‘.‘'i"
bls».* »lari»1’« i" ,l,‘
Julv ♦.
-, «» «"|.H‘k
ice cream wdl l* »er»«u. '*"•
ighlK ihoml of
charge of both »dl *'• 1,1
J
start
||i, bit • had • btg »--■ b« for«
cent». The pn»c.rd»
,l:"
Mr Ball'.» ii»»«'1" rrrd it. •'»• •»•'
, ,.f lite h«»u»eh«»l.l
. ■ .. I will
.nil g.»
'
go t.
h a fi » arto I«
of a delegation <"■
‘ ‘ ’
«.«
cd
«fiert« «ere
Epworth l.i 'gm Institute, to be
I IlMll TH HCC H* ihr « um »4 t 1 *<h>
held A liguât 1 IS. Have your ip um * carrétti .1 in the J- « r nie r* M11
- •»! A
petites ready f<” 'I"’ • "
\«> h . \\ tu llffi**r.
will
br r,n (imi Firv In*
delight ful program
rw in ! Kllll’í,
*o prr*idvii(»
de red in coiinc.liou will« tlx
Io»» UK’<*l* with
r* tary.
Rem.ml" c
■ prompt pa*ui< ’d
rial.
II»
»tarir«! llinuml»
14.
The lire **•
11. Willi »ms mil""'"" » ‘ the .gen. y
« «lele. Ine Hu.
W.............
return wrestling m .i"
'
Ted Thye and »< d H'l’
u ""
MILLER RITTER
July 3 meeting Thy failv' i"
handicap match to throw H -» •» '*
I,n tt» wedding was e. lehrst» d
hr want* another tn at •
'
nonia, always behind Hil’- I"-“1" at th.- I,..ux ..i Mr »ml M'"
Lses to semi
r i big <'■ * ’
Mera , of Ilei»' ti ». *»alurda» Ju»”
IP?.**, ululi tluir »I.Auithl« *
to see the Lout ami ther.- r,
SO.
_• over th- e who think th. Lillian. » «» united m niffirriffig« <»•
mauv
|gg logger w
row 1
John Miller, H> » E Sv lie hit
intu big
,, ititi
‘ Aroluu Hilt« r, •i*
tlmg game.
1er of till- bruir w »• bride «niffiul»
Household 1 iirmturi for Sab m.l Carl Bohren was I h ’ i I nmn
\flcr i lion, imo." • ii trip h»
Walnut dri"
wi.ker day
| bed. 2 Mah." " ' ta|'< »try arm A iigrle». the » * dl br at hoinr U»
chairs, oak »< rctional
c......... book <«><• thnr many fri. nd» in liciteti»
9x12 Wilton Rug. 6«': Wilton rug
New Perfectii’ii "il c.’ ikm.; »1
V i (fe»« «".I I I ’ '
with cabinet hack and oven, »nd their families departed lue»
white enamel folding kitchen la
for Rockaway for a length»
ble, whit«" enamel cooking tabb «lay at the coast. I hr» made tlir
»lav
dishes, etc. Good a» new. Priced trip in their ma. fine» anil will
reasonable. (5. M. Ixcs. Aloha
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
19 camp»
Oregon.
The Wyllis-Knight
The New Overland
In Good
Th. Epworth I
m I nccmiu
A pretty wedding
M>lcmni«ed
,lt th« hoi u
11.. bi idi ■ mptlM .
Mrs. F. Greener. Jun«" 28, 1923.
when her daughter l.ydia became
the bride of Edward Freudenthal.
Rev. P. II Schalls otliciating. Tlx
wedding march from Lohengrin
was played by Mrs. Bernhardt
Schmidt, of Portland, The brid<
was attended by Mis» Estelle A»
hahr. a cousin of th«" groom, aixl
Albert Greener, a brother of the
bride, officiated as best man.
The bride was beautiful in a
gown of whit«" crepe de chine ami
silver la«'«- and carried a shower
bouquet of white sweet peas and
roses. The bridesmaid was charm
ing in orchid organdie and carried
orchid sweet pea*.
After the ceremony a sumptu
ous wedding dinner was served
Those present w< re Mrs. I
Greener, Messr». and Mesdame»
John Freudenthal. Walter Tew».
Samuel Steinke. P. II S. h
Bcrnliarxlt Schmidt ; tlx Mi»»i ,
Estelle Asbahr. Evelyn Schmidt,
Evelyn Steinke, Dorothy Schau»
and Messrs. Frank. Albert ami
Rudolph Greener Herman Freu
denthal. Henry Tews and Wilbui
Steinke.
After a six w eeks' wedding trip
to Southern Oregon and Califi r
nia the happy couple will be at
home to their friends at their res
idenee east of Hillsboro.
TWO REAL
CARS
FORD
FREUDENTHAL-GREENER
______
M r. anti Mr» W H Durham
and family, of Portland, hs'i
taken up their r. »idrnce m lli'I-
boro. Mr. 111! rh mi IS .m r«
» atchmaker and engrsxer. si ' Ii.
has taken a position with R I
Wells, who r.ecntlx |»urcli.»i *
the Hoffman j.-wclry store
Mr
Durham will take .are of tin
watch repair work and .ngraxing
St the ' Headquarters for th.
Happy Wedding Ring
For Sale Forty six sere farm
on Scholls Ferry road. Il nnl<
from Portlnud and I I miles from
Hillsboro; 1 mile east of Km
ton school hou»e ; 26 sere» in < ul
tivation; the rest in pa»turr and
timber; ab«»ut 500 cords of wood
still on place. Wm Kmttcl, B. a
verton. Ore.. R 3 Phone Si hull»
Line 2. 553.
19 21
Fred W. Barber, of C.irn.liiis.
and Mrs. Helen M Brooks, of
1 Gaston, were unite«! in marriage
I July 6, 1923. The bride is tlx
I daughter of the old pioneer. Sam
. Lenox, and tlx groom is well
known in Hdlslioro, when hi»
mother. Mrs. Marv Barber, and
brother, Bert Barber, resub They
will make their home at Gaston
For Salr Registered Jersey
bull, 11 months old; St Mawe»
strain; fine individual; grandpnr
ents natives of Jersey Island. M ill
sell or trade for car— or what?
— Fred M. Foster, Hillsboro, It
2; 1000 feet north of highway, at
cut. Rock Creek bridge, mile east
of city park.
19
M. N Bonham has returned
from his trip to the east. Al
though not back there for over 40
years he felt the call of the wist
and returne«! soveral week » siHin
er than expected,
Too warm
hack ther» . ’ said Mr. Bonham
and I felt that ehere was io
place like Orrgon.
July Clearance
at
Goar’s Woman’s
Shop
SILK SKIRTS
u
In bla« k •n«l »
a »sort m> •tl «4
one half r» nul
Will IE WASH SKIRTS
Dainty Waith
Prues grc.tlv reduced
$2 4*
$2 79
It. <ul«r sis» •
(»ut »ISrs
Gingham Porch Aprons
—
$1.59
' 8«d
V«H,g
ir<
$1.98
SHADOW
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Hosiery
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III
"Id Ilm«
hosiery
Ì OU» «han<
immuri bosr
$L00 hoateey
» 7»
$1 45 hosMwy
SI 2S
$2 00 hoatrt y
SI SO
Goar's Woman s Shop
MtrihanJiu for Women
lor gram m.uuscr, see Hush
F. I. K»»«h
I
ll»r cits »rstcril»,
Her Jewett Special
“a dream to drive"
Nimble--Dependable--Smooth--Complete
11
4V
MAKE
SUFFERS SEVERE BURNS
I
Mis» Mary Coff« y, aged 86 years,
suffered severe burn» last Satur­
day morning, at the home of Mrs.
Rachel Walker, where she is a !
guest. She started to light a fire
in her l»edroom and her robe
caught fire. She ran for help, but
stumbled and fell with the unfor­
tunate result that she dislocated
an elbow and fractured her wrist,
besides badly burning her left
arm. Dr. L. W. Hyde was called
mid notwithstanding her extreme
age, thinks »he will recover. Tel
ephonic communication with the
Walker home near Beaverton yes­
terday disclosed the fact that she
was getting along quite well, due
to her splendid vitality.
Mis»
Coffey is a sister of Mrs. Walker
Ask To See
Our Fine Line of
Street and House Dresses
Made of Ginghams, Percales, Voiles, etc., trimmed in
Organdie, rick-rack and braid binding.
House Dress Specials
85c 98c $1.25
Street Dresses
$2.45 $2.95 $6.95
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilier», of
Bend, arrived )a»t week for a
short visit with their relatives, the
Wilier» and ('ampbell families.
frank E. Chapman, of Grant
Park, III., was a Hillsboro visitor
Sunday. Mr. Chapman has been
touring the wi st, and is now lo­
cated at Rei dville.
Children’s Straw Hats
Specially Priced at
29c
35c
STORES
For information write to
THE REGISTRAR
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Coining July 14th, 1923
With a fine line of Prof. Kembritz’ Famous Rcmediccs
prepared especially for chronic diseases
Asthma, Goitre, Cancer, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Paral­
ysis, Eczema, Poison Oak and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and Stomach Trouble.
Will be in Hillsboro, nt No. 1136 Main St., one day only
July 14, 192«, between 10 A. M. mid 1 P M., anil at
Forest (»rove, July Hi, 1923.
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Hillsboro, Oregon
“WE SELL
Fall Term Open»
September 28, 1923
45c
C-J.Breier&Co.
1148 Second St.
Your Next Goal
You
have
finished
high
school mid, like nil Wille -
awake graduate», are look
ing to college.
Dir State of Oregon off» T3
you tin h< »t of training mid
a r nllegiate degree in tin
leading pursuits and profe»
sion i, as follow» :
Engineering, Agricult u r e,
Commerce, Forestry, Homo
Economics, Military Science
and Tactics, Mining, Phar­
macy, Vocational Education,
and Music
Student lif. at the College is
rich in opjMirtunities
fur
leadership and personal cut
tun.
Away the goes—-care-free and conlt-
Away «he goes—care free and eonfi-
dent in her Jewstt Special. She says
it’s a dream to drive ’— io
«o simple she
' didn't >»avn to learn ho-v." Never
Never lia»
ha»
»lx stalled the motor no« jerked tlw
car—no smooth the Paige-type clutch
Never has her Jewett failed to do her
bidding—s<> certain it» performance.
Up most any hill on high- without
rushing—thanks to Jewett's 5O-h<>rse-
power motor. Around comers in traf-
h< at 2 miles an hour —never a thought
of changing gears. Out
Out of
of congestion
congestion
■" • jiffy. From 5 to 25 mde.
hour
•n ? «eccmds. (Try it with any other
car ) Jewett i. nimble, quick on it.
fret, obedient.
You'll never worry nver your loved
on*-* in a Jewett, because Jewett is
P-’K* bu.lt. Paige-Timke. „|e. f,<mt
"nd rear.
Paige-built motor.
P,,gr.
• ype < lutch and transmission. Jewett
•• »he only moderate size car built by a
Women’s Shade Hats 25c
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O. A.C
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h'“K-«rad* c«rs.
Vf"
thia nringB.
JEWETT SIX
PAIGE BUILT
A. L. HUDSON
Manager and Distributor
A live resident agent wanted.
Thouumd.
oHam.hr» are enj^ing the «onhdence
Women are always comfortable in
the Jewett. It ia heavy enough to ride
smoothly over all roads 200 pound»
heavier than any car in it» class <*•'
died on extra long spring». Seat cu»h-
ions are soft; body position» just right
Upholstery
hand-crushed leather, of
special colors to match the car.
Men point with pride to Jewett •
motor, with its high-preaaure, hollow
crank-shaft oiling system—like the big
Paige. It sends 2 gallons of oil a min­
ute through all main and connecting-
rod hearing». Makes smooth. quiet op
er at ion; assure« long life and small
upkeep.
Jewett Special ia complete. Nickel
spring bumpers front and rear. Nickel-
plated radiator and motometer
All
nickel, barrel-type headlights and »ide
lamps. Extra cord tire, tube, rim ami
cover, mounted at «ide. Trunk rack
and trunk. Body guard rail«. Auto­
matic stop-light. Automatic windshield
wiper.
Rear vision mirror.
Metal
sunshade.
Jewett Special is truly—“a dream tn
drive. ’ Let "her" decide at the near-
by Jewett dealer's salesroom after a
demonstration.
Third .Street
HUFF & V0GES
Hillsbor"