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Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. Jackson and
cousins, Mr. r.nd Mrs. William Chris­
tensen of Hillsboro, motored to
Clackama* Sunday.
The members of the Bachelors'
club of Cornelius played a basket­
ball game with a number of the
Reedville boys at Orenco. Cornelius
lost, the score being 19-20.
A birthday surprise party was
recently given in honor of Mrs. T.
V. Livingston by a number of her
relatives. A very enjoyable time
was had by everyone. Refreshments,
in the form of a basket dinner, were
served. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. McConnell of Reedville, mother
of Mrs. Livingston; Mr. and Mrs.
Al Jensen of Reedville, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Meussig and Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. McConnell of Portland and Mrs.
D. C. McConnell and family of Esta­
cada.
The warehouse owned and oper­
ated by D. J. Barrett was recently
sold to J. Johnson of Portland.
Mrs. Drusilla Cranz returned Sun­
day after having spent a vacation
of eight days in California.
Lee Dierdorf, who participated in
Furniture Sacrifice
$145,00 will buy a $257.00 Walnut Dining
Room Suite consisting of square Dining
Table, 66-inch Buffet, carver and five
plain Chairs. This suite is slightly used
but as good as new.
New overstuffed Luxury Davenport
$78.50.
Slightly used 2-inch post ivory and brass
beds $6.50
Used link fabric steel spring with heavy
steel band, also good heavy coil springs
$4.50 each.
New full size and three-quarter mattres­
ses $6.95 and up.
Be sure and see the Boss Thermo Elec­
tric Washer—It’s a WONDER.
WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
Selfridge Bros. Furniture Co.
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1132 Third St.
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ily »nd Dr. and Mrs. Caruthers of
Portland w< re Cornelius vlaltors
Sat unlay night.
Mrs. Otto Brigg* of Hillsboro was
a guest at the home of Mrs. A. 8.
Sholes Tuesday.
the old time fiddlers' contest held
at the Liberty theatre in Portland
last Friday night, won the first
prize of *12. Kight other fiddlers
compel«1»! in the contest.
S» MR. AND MRS. COULTER
Banks
HONORED LAST WEEK
. Th«1 friends of J. 8. Coulter of
CieU Carstens has leased 50 acres this city were surprised to learn of
of his farm in the north part of his marring«1 to Miss I Tara Bod«* of
town for several years to A. B. South Bend, Wash., Thursday, Feb­
Chapple of Seattle, who will have ruary 18. Th«* creemony was solemn-
the land set to strawberries. A col­ iaed at 3 p. m. at the resilience of
ony o( Japs, who are located at llev. Harry F. Galvin of South
Hillsboro, will be employed.
Bend, formerly of Orenco, and wax
The residence belonging to tho witnesseit by near relatives and
I cheese factory property was burned friends. Th<< couple came nt once
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to the ground Sunday evening at to Hillsboro, where they will make
Chehalem Mountain about 8 o’clock. The building had not . I their home.
been occupied for some time and the '
Last Thursday the horn«* of the
, cause of th«> fire is not known. It is . newly-weds was th«« scene of a real
Toni Haynes and little sons, Lorin ' report«»! that ther«> was no insur­ 'old fashioned surprise party, when
and Donald, w«*re Sunday guests of ance.
a group of friends of Mr. Coulter
I his sister, Mrs. B. F. Deford.
Last week a deal was closed for met to welcome Mrs. Coulter and
Mrs. Ira McCormick visited her the sale of th«1 general merchandise extend to tho happy couple their
sister-in-law, Mrs. Maude Messinger, stock of th«1 C. D. Miller store to W. hearty congratulations and best
at McMinnville Thursday of the past S. Alley, who moves back into his wishes. A most pleasant evening was
week.
old quarters and will tak«< up the ' spent and th«* self-invited guests
Miss Alice and Ki'nneth McInnis work that he was engaged in here entertained with music and songs
for years. A few years ago he sold ' by th«1 host’s daughters, after which
were Portland visitors Monday.
his
merchandise1 stock to C. I' Mil ; dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Rufus Ornduff was opera toil
on for appendicitis at a Portland i ' ler and moved to Yamhill. Th«1 store As a token of th«1 high esteem in
hospital Thursday of last week. She will b«> open for business March i which Mr. Coulter is held by his
is getting along as well as could be | 1 •>. C. D. Miller atui family have friends, Mr. and Mrs. Coulter were
expected. Mr. Ornduff spent several move«! into on«1 of the Purniley presented with a silver cak«* plate.
Mrs. Coulter is a talented lady,
days following her operation with' houses on Depot street.
her, and during his absence five of I Sunday morning smoke and flames and wax, until recently, manager of
his neighbors finished plowing and; were seen coming through th«* south tho Woman’s Shop of South Bend.
Thus«* present were Mr. an«l Mrs.
seeding his winter oats. (A friend in ’ side of the ol«l livery barn, which
is used for a garage, but before the I Fret! Tesch, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bran­
need is a friend indeed.)
fire alarm could b«1 turned in J. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Fielder Wood an»i I i Hutchins discovered the blaze and daw, Mr. nnd Mrs. Meyers, Mr. and
i Mrs. O. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
son, Clarence, were Sunday visitors! extinguish«»! it.
j ter Miller, Mr. anti Mrs. N. E.
at the J. W. Ornduff home.
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Rev. Blackwell is conducting re­ Haworth, Mr. ami Mrs. Lloyd Tup-
The Carlson A Cole sawmill at the v i v a 1 services i n tile Methodist per, Mrs. J. Burgin nnd Fred Tesch,
foot of the mountain is making a j church this week,
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big hole in the timber on what is
This week pupils and teachers arc
known as the Green Ridge.
enjoying the six weeks’ tests.
ARGUS ENJOYS PARTY
March came in like a lamb—let
us hope it won’t be too much like THE HICKMAN PLAYERS
Mrs. Emma McKinney and W.
a lion when it goes out. Farmers
TO RETURN MARCH I Verne McKinney, publishers of the
here have been taking advantage ofj
Argus, entertain«»! the Argus force
the lamb-like weather to finish their
The .second offering of the Hick­ Thursday night at their home on
winter seeding.
man comeduns, "An Arizona Ro­ First street, in celebration of th«*
Lon McCormick of Sunny Crest mance,” will be a decided departure Argus’ birthday, it being the end
stopped on his way to Hillsbono Sun- from last week's bill, inasmuch as i of the 32n«i year.
day and remained over
___ night, visit-
___ the play is an unusual melodramatic
Guests included the regular staff,
I ing his grandmother, Mrs. E. Jones. ■ comedy, and has all the elements the feature writer, woman's club
Mervin
“ '“ in Whitmore came d o w n that go to make this type of sensa­ reporter, high school students who
from Auburn, Wash., the first of the tional melodrama successful. It has aaaist with folding, etc., a former
week for a visit with his mother, action, thrills, a few tears and loads employ of the Argus and their
Mrs. Frank Shook, and other rela- of irresistible comedy. There is a 1 friends.
tives here.
charming love story that gives plenty
Miss Margaret Stockton, Miss Wil­
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mattern end of heart interest, and through it all ma Jacobsen. Bert Crawford and j
1 children of Sherwood attended the the comedy is so cleverly inter­ Jack Connell were entertained at ,
community dance Saturday night and mingled that “An Arizona Romance” 6 o’clock dinner, and in tho evening
were entertained over Sunday at makes as enjoyable an evening's . the remainder of the staff was en­
the J. W. Ornduff home.
entertainment as could be wished tertained with cards, four tables
for. All the favorites that made last of "500" being played. High scores
week’s offering, “The Go-Getter," were won by Mrs. Adams and Mr.
such a success, will have congenial | Roiling, and the consolation prizes
roles, together with some new faces, went to Mr. nnd Mrs. Taylor.
Oelrich Nursery Co
as “An Arizona Romance" requires
Guests for the evening were Mr.
a larger personel. The sensible and Mrs. A. J. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. I
Orenco Oregon
prices have proven so popular over iW. E. Ogilbte, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
the entire circuit, together with the Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Cull, i
Reliable Grower
excellence of the company, that it Mrs Ruth Adams, Miss Flossie
has been predicted the Hickmnn •Schiedel, Miss Margaret Barr, Ed
Fruit Trees, Shrubs and
comedians
will be playing to nothing ward C. Robbins, Arthur Rciling and
Ornamentals
Lester Glascoe.
but capacity houses from now on.
Don’t miss "An Arizona Romance”
At the midnight hour refresh­
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for at the prices you can’t afford ments were served on small tables.
to. Don’t forget the date — next
Tuesday evening, March 9.
C. S. NELSON
Mrs. Beach Entertains
USED CARS
Of Merit
We Sold 23 Cars During February
WHY?
Mrs. Fred Beach delightfully en­
tertained the Tualatin Plains Ladies' i
Aid and Missionary society at her
home Wednesday, February 24, from
2 to 5 p. m. Daffodils and English
violets were used in profusion, their
colors, yellow and blue, being car­
ried out ip the decorations. There
j were about 30 present and all en­
joyed themselves very much.
After the business meeting a short
program was given and delicious re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Cyphers on the Tom Connell j
place north of Hillsboro at 8 o’clock
I Wednesday evening, March 31. A
' cordial invitation is extended to all
, to be present.
NO MISREPRESENTATION
1926 LICENSE
with each car sold
ALL MAKES of
USED CARS
Bought and Sold
USED CAR EXCHANGE
Open Evening* and Sunday*
1246 Main St.
Hillsboro, Ore
Look for the Yellow Front aero** from Picture Show
PRE-EASTF.R SALE
of the largest a n tl
most beautiful assort­
ment of hand made
California Sport and
Dre»» 11 At», bought
by our Mr. N. Well
while in San Eran*
cisro.
100
SPRING
HATS
95
Actually Selling
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to $15
See Window Display
Extra Large Head Sizes
We carry the largest and 1140.11 beautiful a»»i>it nient
of largi1 head sizes in Washington county for the
mias and matron who have a» yet not "bobbed" their
hair.
$2.98 to $9.85
SALE OF
SPRING
DRESSES
Smart Dresses with new
neckline»; new type» of
skirt»; new sleeve details;
new styles and exclusive
model» in the following
colors: Tan, Cuckoo, Nile
green, lip »tick red, palrn-
ette. navy nnd black.
See them
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in our window»!
size» and dctual vnl-
to 916.75.
$10.00
Queen Quality
New “Pumps” are here in
all the wanted color» and
combination». N e w toe»
and “»ide flare” cutout»!
$4.98 to $8.50
Rayon Wash Silks
For the new Spring Frock»
36 inches wide
Guaranteed absolutely “Fast Color”
EXTRA SPECIAL
,
Girl Reserve Food Sale
The G. R.’s are planning a food
sale!
We’re sure you will welcome the
news!
We offer you pie«, cake* and
cookies,
And more things from which to
choose,
So, Saturday, March 6, be ready
To purchase some goodies from
us,
’Twill be in Greer and Powers
Grocery
All day from 9:30 to 6:00.
Washington County’s Largest Department Store
HILLSBORO, OREGON
of buying n farm in Washington Emmer Cox and Edwin Oleen de­
county.
bated the affirmative side st Mc­
Mr.i. A. P. Luther, who has been j Minnville anil lost, 3 to 0. Lsn B.
There is no need to be ashamed
ill in a Salem hospital, is improving Fishback is the coach.
to go out in public because you
Adolph Schaefer broke both bones
and is now nt the home of her son,
have pimples or other unsighth'
Earl, in that city.
in his lower left arm, just above
eruptions on the face for Nyals Hot
Springs Blood Medicine will remove
Miss Barbara Reisen of the Miller the wrist, last Friday. Schaefer was
al' that. After taking one bottle you
Mercantile store, who has been ill I ' working on a ladder when he lost
will find a decided difference in
balance, causing the accident
for the past month, is visiting with ' | 1 his
your appearance. Try a bottle for a
Dr. Smith was called.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
spring blood cleanser.—Sold only
friends in Salem thin week.
at The Hillsboro Pharmacy.
Albert Madding, high school stu­
Mrs. G. N. Taggart of this city dent, broke his left collar bone Mon­
The estate of Anna Wilkins has
and her son, Lawrence Taggart, of day afternoon. Young Madding was
been admitted to probate.
Browning of Klamath Falls Portland wer.t over to Netarts Mon­ participating in a wrestling match
EXPERT GRAFTING , was Emil
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. I). day morning for a short stay.
on the school grounds when the ac­
of all kind» of
■ Williams this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Friedman and cident occurred.
TREES
Mrs. Emma Cornelius Blum died
A. Leppin, who lives near North Ron of Grand Junction, Colo., and
Plains, was n Hillsboro business vis­ Martin Railing of Portland were of paralysis February 23 in Los
done by
guests Sunday at tho homo of Mr. Angeles. Mrs. Blum was a former
itor Thursday morning.
Louis Csergie, Orenco
. reside^ of this county, and was
Mrs. G. B. Emory of Gresham and Mrs. W. IL Roiling.
was in Hillsboro today with the idea
Howard Hollenbeck, six year old the daughter of Benjamin and ‘ Eliza-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hollen­ both Cornelius, pioneers of 1845.
NOTICE
beck, sustained n compound fracture She is survived by three sons.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bagley entertain­
of his left arm Saturday when he
To Whom it May Concern:
fell from a ladder at his home here. ed with a dinner February 22, the
Warrant No. 44 on school district
occasion being a re-union of former
William Wallace Graham will pre­
No. 87, Washington county, Oregon,
South Dakota people. Those pres­
sent
his
violin
pupils
in
recital
Tues
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is now due to be paid and the in­
ent were Mr. nnd Mrs. H. G. Hoy
day evening, March J, at S o'clock,
terest will now stop.
of Portland, F. A. Hoy and Charles
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomae
E. E. WORTHINGTON,
Hoy of South Dakota, who are vis-
Clerk School District No. 87 H. Tongue. Anyone interested will iting here; Mr. nnd Mrs. William
Rent payers travel in a circle
Washington County Oregon. be welcome.
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I Meicrjergen and family, Mr. nnd
—round and round they go,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Langton and I Mrs. John Hensley and family, Miss
paying out hard earned money
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brugi wore guests Ethel Sample nnd the hostess.
Wife and Husband
but having nothing to show
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Brugi's
J. Lnngton of Nowberg,
Both Ill With Ga* parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Rinaudci who Mrs. is W. visiting
for it. Our loan helps you
friends here, was
of Portland. Other guests were Mr.
build or buy a home—and you
entertained by a number of her
"For years I had gas on the stom­ and Mrs. L. Balotto of St. Helens
friends Wednesday afternoon at the
can repay in small monthly
ach. The first dose of Adlerika help­ and Mrs. E. Speranza of Colfax,
home of Mrs. Joe Brtigia on West
payments, just like rent.
ed. I now sleep well and all gas is Calif, who is also visiting here this
Baseline. A n enjoyable afternoon
gone. It also helped my husband." week.
was spent in conversation. Those
(signed) Mrs. B. Brinkley. ONE
Hillsboro high school debating present were Mrs. Elnora Smith,
spoonful Adlerika removes GAS and teams met the McMinnville teams
Mrs. George Hart, Mrs. Grant Lan-
often brings astonishing relief to Saturday night, the subject for de­
WASHINGTON COUNTY
d e s s, Mrs. William Schulmerich,
the stomach. Stops that full, bloated bate being, "Resolved: That the
SAVINGS & LOAN
Mrs. C. E. Deichman, Mrs. William
feeling. Brings out old, waste mat­ Plan of Divided Sessions of the Leg­ Smith, Mrs. Theresa Finta, Mrs.
ASSOCIATION
ter you never thought was in your islature Should be Adopted in Ore­ George Woodworth, Mrs. L. Hobart,
Shute Bank Bldg.
Hillsboro
system. This excellent intestinal gon." Ruth McGrath and Walter Mrs. Langton and Mrs. Brugia.
évacuant is wonderful for constipa­ Freeman took the negative side
tion.—Hillsboro Pharmacy.
here and wpn by a score of 2 to 1.
Argus, (1.50 per year. Subscribe
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Pimplea, Pimples, Pimples!
Because our Cars are Priced Right, Run Right, Look
Right, Terms Right——and they are Right.
C. S. Nelson, 32, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Nelson of north of Hills­
boro, died at Medford Monday of
pneumonia. He had been in Southern
Oregon since December. Deceased
was born in Arkansas, and was an
ex-service man.
Funeral services were held from
the George J. Limber residential
funeral parlors this afternoon with
Rev. Mr. Young officiating. Inter­
ment wax in the Hillsboro edmetery.
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