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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1923)
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS OUR GREAT CONSOLIDATION SALE ENDS SATURDAY Friday and Saturday mark the closing of thia great Unloading Sale. Many new and »pedal bargain* have been added with »till greater reduction». Just two day» left to »ecure your summer need» at ihew letnarkable reduced price». SEE OUR WINDOWS Just received from Xi w Y ork Latest novelties now so popular In attractive colors that you will surely want. Are selling < v< ry where to $8.50. For two day - you get your pick at only Voiles. Organdies. $3.98 Dimity, arc attractive. ul of Princess Sw IsS, Percale, Gingham, (liest' They Y ou will want sever- at this bargain priec. Don t fail to see them, only $1.98 Women'» Women» ALL WOOL TRIMMED HATS TWEED SUITS big special Lot Seeing is believing. Don t fail to see them V »lues Your pi k to $7.50 $10.00 Khaki and Wool Outing Togs JAP CREPES—per yard 13c MEN’S WORK SUITS One piei'e, blue »tiff« i »tripe, $1.98 ALL SILK PONGEE—per yard EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAIN LOT 98c Outing breeches, coats, mid dies. shirts, skirts of heavy khaki; knickers of all wool tweed. Broken lots and sizes in val PAISLEY SILKS—per yard ucs to $3.50. Take MEN’S WHIPCORD PANTS $1.99 your pick nt this »ale price 98c MEN’S KHAKI PANTS $1.49 FIBER SILK HOSE For Women- MEN’S WORK SHIRTS pair 49c 53c STRAW HATS MEN’S UNION SUITS 10c Athletic »tyle SPECIAL VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT For the whole family |.,t, 3 .ml 4 blk f. U ni II S.mlcr, 11 u, M Mi < rumivi i t » »«* • < re» I » ... Bullir.II. Mavnanl \ I Va..... .. • t ' Summer Skirts $2.48 *> “’ Humphrey. A.hL •lü . J st rn el Ul t«> John • »«‘t wr|| , t «n. lot IT Frrwmg » Or HOT WEATHER DRESSES SILK, WOOL. AND SILK AND WOOL SLEEVELESS SWEATERS C-r| R Mei..m r I«. W « ................. 10 s.r.» M. 36 I 3 . r 3 w. H> 'Vii/or,.»............ ... 79c « hard Tract. $10 J K Stern rt u* to Ruth < hrl, ti n.eii. lot» IL , tri ami I*. ing c Orc rliard Tract $10 k M J Weiden Herrry rt ut Io 36 I I • Howell et U». * •>r«-, »c. I r I w, $ 10. I ranklm F » « ritt to I Yelia ( •>» , „t ...... >. l i Grò». kdd fio IS blk . 5 , Oak <’ A slupl. » rt us to F \ " atrou« et u». 10 IT acre. »«■ H t I • r 4 Checks S on 2« lu U w . $ 10 Fdith St t'laremr M JohiiMin l »I \ \ t'n.ell to Frank • " l,|. , I »> r« \nth«>nv W Hart «I I . Xu 60 $10, al,«« ' • »‘re An $2.48 thon, M Hart .1 I . . X60 .lame, T Button Hu» Jam. , T Hutton. 3 63 acre» blk 17 South Park Adil. Ford (¡rove. $1 . al.o IP 30 a. re, ,e«- rt t Itrl* and Navy ,«■«• I t I , r 4 w. J B t’oughran i t Ul to O (Ì Jack »on et ut. ea,t I ? 73 acre» lol Acre,. I7Í, Bravcrton Reed»ill< Sssaa N lo M $2.48 $10 M F Tu I lock to F Lillian Xot 1er » U lot, I and 3. blk I«, Bra ( verton, $10. G I Xc w man et ut to II J I ull am rt nt. I acre W E Hall d I . $10. II.*«, Xewman ct vir t . U I Fullaui et ut. 16 36 sere» U dilani F Hall «I I c. Xo 44. t I • ri» $10 S H Davi, et ut t*> W liliali. CouttS et al. it Im lots 7 anil » Covell , Add, Beavrton $10 R F Peter, et u» to F liner J William, rt in. lot » Prier» \dd White Wash Skirts $2.48 Many of theaa akirt» »old as high as >12 0». »nd sold for I»«« than $5 00 $10 waiting for ( M Er loll rt Ul I<> Henry Kurt* rt ui, 60 acre, J antra II Robinson and wife d I c So 50 I I n r I w, $10 Frrn Xi.kuin McDougal et al to H H M« F.ld .wnev et al I 17 VO acres, Almoran Hill d I < t 3 » r 3 w ami » w. $ 10 Meri bandite Albert Lawson rt ui to (¡ar tirld w Bovnton, lot il Ylriander Vere,, t Inri», Elam Y uung d I c X<> 45. $10 F \ W atrou, rt u> lo John M Friday rt us lot, I 3. 3 9 IO II. It. IS, 14 IS blk 3 Hall , tdd IUrrst Grove, $10 X.irlhwrstrrn Tru.t < * t., X II Sehirilrl r t in lot «i blk I High land Park. ?IO Da»ld < hri,tupher rt ut to \n ton Budiyn, * e r I 4 , of »»( n » w • • o ,r< 17, Il n r » w ll> A«T» a, f 1 0 David Huwa rt al to Mallrll • Bal»hi«er, 3'1 43 aerr, •er» I nn>l 3. t I n r 3 w . ami »ec, 32 and aa. t 3 n r 3 w, $10 Il A Klik, rt ut to Cora M II».. 150 aerr, ,rc 38 t 3 , r 3 w. 110 tllavr Johnson rt ui to < ir «»rgr fi lhilwill rt ut, 33W a* rr, ,er 10 t 3 n r 3 w, $IO Nellie S M Hoard tn Thro St Pierre et ut. part of lut I blk >, Tinker A Stewart', Add, Hill,Im ro $10. Robert Knight tu m Dick,on rt ut, I 533 ai rr. Win ( hatfirld I I Brown .ml family went d I c X' ii 40 t I * r 4 w, $10 to Sherman munir la,l week, Ruth Helen Will tu Mr, F I' Mr. Brown »nd Huth remaining Will. $100 for the »ummer ami Mr Hriiwn Gru M McDonald rt nr tu F .mi daughter, Cora, returning Monday. < I brought down some sample, of Turkish Red u heat, raised on the ranch «if hie brother in law, A K. A »tell, at Moro Grain of tin, kind la rati- mated to go at from la» |<> 30 sa< k, per at re up In the Sherman county section this year, Tha cksai, you haw Uaa Goar’s Woman’s Shop vìa I ne I idi tona i used va r uuyers jervice ° L n y I announces' IT’S REPRESENTATION Heralded as the greatest achievement in mod- ern methods of merchandising USED CARS. the NATIONAL USED CAR BUYERS SERVICE is coming to your city—to bring to you a definite plan of buying used cars, na tional in its scope.—with uniform standards of representation, workmanship and guarantees. It will relieve Used Car Buyers of the element of chance and guesswork. It will put an end to unscrupulous methods of merchandising. It will guide your judgment in the selection of a car that will be worth all you are asked to pay for it. It will protect your investment in more ways than one. This NATIONAL SERVICE is a new princi ple,—a correct one—constructive, upbuilding and permanent. It is an exclusive service to be used by one dealer only in your city—the sort of a dealer whom we have selected because of his moral and financial ability to fulfill the high standards of regulations established by this National Organization. The policy of this service will appeal to you because it recognizes your desires. No matter how wise or unwise you may be in motor car knowledge this national plan is so clean, open and frank, so appealing in its get-up, so con clusive in its proof that the most sceptical and cautious must admit the security and protec tion it offers to ANY buyer of ANY car sold under this plan. Think, if you will, just what you would like to know about a used car if you were in the mar ket for one. Jot down the requisites you would demand—before you bought and after you bought. Ee as careful as though you were in vesting your five years warnings, keep these thoughts fresh in your memory and compare them with the plan which we will publish later. You will find that our plan is the actual ful fillment of your desires—that is why we call this the NATIONAL USED CAR BUYERS SERVICE In Hillsboro The success of any thought or idea depends en tirely on the doing of it. That is why we have studied the local field of automobile dealers to determine the most desirable to operate and use the NATIONAL USED CAR BUYERS SERVICE The volume of business or net profits that a dealer makes does not interest us nearly as much as does his reputation and desire to do the right thing—plus his financial ability to keep faith with his clients. After careful in vestigation, and recommendations from leading business men, bankers and those engaged in automotive trades we are glad to announce our selection of the Buick Motor Sales MODERN HOUSE TOR SALE BUICK DISTRIBUTORS “Getting a ‘hzdf-Nelson’ on a good thing,” is the way Mr. Peterson put it when he took over our plan, and we in turn feel jutt a» enthusiastic in our selection of Mr. Peterson, head of the Buick Motor Sales Co. While most dealers hold strange ideas about the sort of ethics that are necessary to make the Used Car business pay, Mr. Peterson decided that this business was no different in its problems than any other, and he for one would upset the dope by tying up tight to old man “Golden Rule.” Mr. Peterson has laid the correct founda tion as evidenced by the hearty support and rapid growth of his business in this district. We find the spirit of co operation permeating the entire organization—team work—if you please, has made possible the fulfillment of Buick Motor Sales Co. standards. And now has come, to still further enhance and inspire confidence in this or ganization, the new-day system of merchandising Used Cars. Phon. 157 Mr ami Mrs J. S Braviti, nf M aym- Michigan, ami Mie» Ell» al» th Roberta, of A,hlmrn, Ga , *• re gu* «te at the home of Mr. ami Mr, (, W Hagle, during the past two werk, for Women ( ulumbta knit bathiag »»*•■ women, at (mar • W Q \k i «i 11.» I Tmn». wa» down to thr <itv TwJ»« grrrting frimd« Wm Orlrtih of ttrrni.i, »k* hr ia in thr meri mtilr b»"»'“ wa» in the cit y I *n‘‘ ” rd on thr home pa <r Mr. M < I, n <l»»«’ Monday from \milt. with relative, mouth ami Linn « ounty. Mr» J C Cnin< ."‘I Mi»» l.oulae Coleman. Moo«'' Iona and Jo,rplilm Im portland, were vi.ltmg Htl1’1"" friend* Friday. Mr. and Mr, \ugu,t Tr»« •" Mr. an<l Mrs Ralph Desville, (W camping al Winof" SpriM’ of < orvalli,, arr «pending the Ridge, and August » rites th»« week with Hillsboro relative» anil ia feeling fine ami ' »hn< ' fri» ml, Ralph i» with Hie Stagg» everyday. Go t<> .t, YutP*1’’ »torr in the college city, have mir lie»t wi«h‘ —* Iry Our Battery Service JYe n°Y have the best battery service in the city. All kinds of batteries re vamped, re-built; We charge all makes and give satisfaction. Charges reasonable. Open until 9 P. M. Every Night NEW MAN IN CHARGE 3 LOOK FOR COMPLETE DETAILS OF THIS NEW, CONFIDENCE BUILDING PLAN NATIONAL USED CAR] BUYERS SERVICE PLACE YOUR ORDER IN EARLY FOR THAT FORD CAR s 0TT0 DICKSON & CO. South Second Street, Hilkboro, Oregon A loo Forest Grove and Beav^r,<,n