H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O ,
T h u rsd ay , .Inly 16, 11)36
OREGON
W illiam II Adam- allom ey for the Pi o k o i. plaintiffs, vs J A Fields, iiigtou C ounty, O regon, l»y C
m e • " Sl.nigel. d eputy
Bagley A ll.u-
adm inistrator. 1016 Spalding lluild- defendant, com m anding
g S turgis, Attorney
! mg. P ortland. Oregon, on or after make sale of said real property 1|I|l(
eli» attach ed In
in said cause
the 1711» day of July. 19.Ul. b i l l hereto
111.22
J W CONNELL, S heriff of Wash 1 ' ,,r l l « '» ’«'1”
sealed bids may be forw arded at
(Continued In»« put» I'
,k»y tu n e pilot lo said dale lo the
er som e idea of the m echanics of above nam ed W illiam H Adams
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I B y I.eo n S D a v it )
well u n til the n o rth e rn lights be the new s and p rinting d epartm ent T he p ro p erly w ill be sold for cash
He knew th e "M en W ho Moil gan again to call from the land O rdinarily (he public know s little
Dalei^ and fu st published this
H azeldale Community Club
about the busy hours of the new
for Gold." th e chill of th e A rctic of gold
18th day of Ju n e. 1936
E ventually A nderson answ ered ' paper folk, w hich include the long
w inter: th e "sw eeth earts" of fo r
Has Meet Balm Grove
Last published th e ltltli day of I
tu n e w ho m ane th ier strik e s w here th e call and retu rn ed to the mines, hours of carefu lly com bing every .J u ly . 1936
source
for
new
s
items,
to
sa.v
n
o
th
th e w ilderness of A laska fights w here fortune continued to sm ile
.1 C HUNGERFORD. A duunis
(By lira. J. C. Sm ith)
back like som e living th in g to and at last he thought again of his ing of the editing and printing
trator
•«--
H A ZELD A LE—A large crow d at-
b rid e in far off San Francisco. So
th w a rt the dream s of man.
Only the loyal support of llill-
tended th e anim al com m unity club
he
hopped
a
boat
an
d
re
tu
rn
e
d
boro
m
erchants
through
th
eir
a
d
NOTH
E
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SlIEK
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I
Yes. those w ere th e days w hen
picnic at Balm G rove S unday. B as
A rchie M cClellan w as young and
"T he day that he landed h e vertising. perm its the A rgus to
On the IKth day of July. 1936
ket d in n er was served w ith sports
th e zest of living w elled u p w ith strode up the steps of his m ansion, get such com prehensive new s story Í at the hour of ten o'clock A M at
follow ing in the afternoon. The I
in him like heady w ine, and drove knocked on the door and w as c o n coy erage of events such as "Happy | the East door of the C ourt House j
horseshoe pitching contest was won ;
him on w ith those o th er m ad a d fro n ted by a stranger. He started Days, W V erne M cKinney, editor, in H illsboro. W ashington county,
by C ourtney Syverson. T he com
v en tu rers. w ho storm ed th e o u t to e n te r and she slam m ed the door points out.
i Oregon. I yvill si’ll al public uue-i
m ittee wishes to express its th an k s '
posts of civilization along th e A rctic . m lus face
¡tio n to the highest bidder, for cash, j
to the firm s and indiv id u als w ho so
circle in th e 189t)'s.
the follow ing described real prop-
"B ut th is is my house," he re
kindly donated prizes for the event.
1 ertv located in W ashington C oun- '
But now th is g reat h u lk of a m onstrated.
A rnold S yverson of G ates visited
m an is d riftin g w ith th e tide, the
"I know nothing about that."
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Mr and Mrs Fred W oodhouse tv. O regon, to wit
m otive pow er w hich d ro v e hint on the new occupant replied "I bought and fam ily of .Amboy. W ash, w ere
Syverson. Sunday.
T hat part or portion of the N o rth
S upporting I'h e v ro le t’a claim s of econom ical, tb
In those y o u th fu l days, is th ro ttle d th e place and paid for it."
Mrs. W. A. Jo n es has been con- !
S aturday guests of Mi and Mrs G west q u a rte r of Sec 4. T 2 N It |
p i til la b l e , c a re fre e m otoring, Mr. Theo. II
Ley,
dow n T hrow n out of th e turm oil,
"A nderson attem p ted to enforce C Connolly.
fined to her hom e thro u g h illness,
4 W of the Will Mer and m ore.
he rests w here D airy creek still his claim to ow nership and the
; p articu larly described as follows:
but is b etter now.
H
illsboro
route
I,
one
of
th
o
u
san
d
s
of
satisfied
keeps som e sem blance of th e w ild w om an called the police. U nder
Mrs. L au ra D ye of P o rtlan d is
B eginning at a point 8 rials West
NOTICE
erness of y esterd ay , ra th e r a lone arrest, and at th e police atation.
staying on h er p ro p erty for the
I of a stone at a recognized center
CH EV R O LET drivers, w rites the follow ing e u
No. t"59
figure
am
ong
th
e
com
m
onplace
sum m er m onths.
he finally w as able to persuade the In the C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate j of the N W q u a rte r of said Sec
lliusiastic
le tte r:
Leila O 'C onnor of H illsboro e n
If yo u 'll give him th e chance. law ' th at he had been th e rig h t
of Oregon, for the C ounty of j 4. and running thence West HI
M cC lellan w ill spin y arn s on end ful ow ner." M cC lellan said. "A fter
tertain ed a party of young people
Clackam as, P ro b ate D epartm ent 1 roils and 8 ft . thence S 13 rods.
of those days on th e Y ukon; of his release he discovered th at the In the M atter of the E state o f ' thence East HI roils and 8 ft .
at th e hom e of h er uncle and aunt.
gold strik e s and losses; of d eath on orange grove also had been sold
Mr. and M r s ., P au l O 'Connor, in
Josephine M. B. Sellwood. d e I thence north 13 rods to the place
B eaverton S atu rd ay evening. T h irty
C hilkoot pass: of fools a n d th eir and th at T he V irgin' had gone into
of beginning
ceased.
R oute 4. H illsboro, O re
guests w ere present. The evening
fo rtu n e—an d w om en.
u n h eard of places, leaving h e r
C om m encing at a stake at the
Notice is hereby given that the
Ju ly 1, 1936
was spent w ith games and dancing
He saw th e ten d erfo o t stam p ed spouse disconsolate.
1
cen
ter
of
the
N
W.
q
u
a
rte
r
of
undersigned, ad m in istrato r of the
M. F. A yres, w ho has been ill
into th e land of gold to starv e; to
"D eterm ined to drow n his so r E state of Josephine M H Sell- Section 4. T 2 N R 4 W of Ijic
M
r
W
hitelaw
.
for the past tw o weeks, is much
go crazy w ith th e loneliness; to row s. the 'Sw ede'." M cC lellan d e wbod, deceased, in pursuance of an Will. Mei
and lim ning thence
P ro p rieto r H illsboro Motor C o .
im proved and able to be aro u n d
m eet d isap p o in tm en t and ru m . He clared. "got gloriously and over- o rd er and decree in th e C ircuit West ti lods. thence s 13 rods,
Mrs. H. J. P o itran of S eattle is
saw som e go o u t w ith fo rtu n es to j pow eringlv dru n k .
a n d w hile C ourt of the S tate of Oregon, for thence east 8 rods, thence N orth 13
Hillsboro. Oregon.
spending a few w eeks w ith h er sis
re tu rn em p ty -h an d ed to dig again steeped in alcohol, was approached the C ounty of C lackam as. P robate rods to the place of »eginning, con
ter. Mrs. J. H. Ellerson. w ho has
along th e stream s.
by a likely young fellow w ith a D epartm ent, dated and en tered in taining 65 100 acre-'.
D ear Mi Whitelaw
been ill for som e tim e, b u t is
"No. I n e v er m ade a big strik e business proposition.
B eginning at a point 700 feet
said C ourt on the 11th day of June,
I m ight h av e once, b u t I sold out.
slightly im proved.
"T he proposition w as to purchase 1936. w ill sell at private sale s u b South 2 deg West of ihe center of
R ecently on my vacation. Mr* Lev
I was lik e th is." he related . "I a certain saloon in S an Francisco, je c t to th e confirm ation by the the N orthw est q u a rte r of Section 4.
and I took u tu p dow n the Coast llitthw ay into C a li
stak ed a claim , ju s t on a chance.
and th ereb y m ake a fortune. Tin said C ourt certain real property T 2 N 11.4 W and ru n n in g thence
"A fellow cam e along an d of deal w as closed and th e place p ro belonging to said E state of Jo sep h West 151 2 feet, thence South 63
fornia, re tu rn in g through cen tral O regon
fered me $1000 for th e claim . The ceeded to m ake m oney, for the ine M. B. Sellwood, deceased, w hich feet; thence East 151 2 feet, thence
m oney looked good and th e re m ight young m an w as a good m anager." real p ro p erty is described as iol- N orth 63 feet to the place of be-
My 1936 M aster C hevrolet Coupe
not be gold. You see. I h ad n 't p ro s M cC lellan said.
. ginning;
lows:
(C o n tin u ed fro m r a r e 1)
perform
ed
so
m
arvelously
that I feel I should tell you
pected th e g ro u n d —ju s t stak ed i t . , "So. his business flourishing., A n
B eginning at an iron pipe on the I said sale is m ade u n d er an ut-
man w as slashed in the h and d u r - 1
about it We m ade a total of 1770 miles, the g reater part
I took th e m oney, and later, w hen , derson again re tu rn e d to A laska, no rth line of th e south one-half ' lachm ent exeeulion Issued out of
ing an arg u m en t in a W estim ber . A dding a new elem en t to w h at
I cam e back, th e fellow I sold to th ere to continue h is operations. of the J. I. Hicklin D. L. C. in the C ircuit C ourt of the S tale of
of w hich was m ade at ra th e r high »peed, and for the
beer parlor.
had ta k e n $200,000 from th e claim Tim e m arched on and the golden section 34, tow nship 2 south, range O regon for the C ounty of W ash
K nudtson faces charges of assault j a lre a d y prom ised to be one of
trip the average was 19 2 m iles |w r gallon, ullo we r e
and still w asn 't done," M cC lellan stream accum ulated for the Swede. 1 West W illam ette M eridian in ington. dated the 12th day of June. I
th
e
m
ost
to
rrid
p
re
sid
en
tial
w ith a dangerous weapon, being in
tu
rn ed w ith the sam e oil that wa.s In th e crankcase
recalled
He
decided
to
again
visit
S
an
F
ra
n
1936.
to
me
d
irected
in
tiie
ease
o
f
W ashington C ounty. O regon, said
cam p aig n s in m an y y ears w as
toxicated in a public place and
He re la te d how he w o rk ed in cisco and see how his business e n beginning point bears south 89 II W P n c k e tt a n d A n n a II
wlu n leaving, not a pint h aving been added
an n o u n cem en t of a
U nion
carrying concealed w eapons He is
the m ines for others, an d how they terp rises w ere proceeding
52’ east. Hl!» 46 feet from a stone
alleged to have attem p ted to stop
P a rty , backed by th e forces of
th aw ed th e g ro u n d w ith fires to
’ When, eventually, he a rriv e d at at the n o rth w est corner of said
Y ours very truly
an argum ent at Je rg en 's p a rk w ith
F a th e r C oughlin. Dr. T o w n
sink th e sh aft in to t h e frozen the docks, he was m et th ere by his south' one-half of said claim , and
a gun.
send, an d follow ers of th e late
gravel. T he holes, he said, usu ally y o u th fu l partner, w ho took his ru n n in g thence south 89 52 cast.
DRINK
TH EO H LEY.
The follow ing ju ro rs w ere draw n
H uey Long. N om inees of th is
w ere six feet sq u are, going dow n handbags and piloted th e Sw ede 307 84 feet, th en ce south I 0' west,
for service d u rin g th e new term of
to w ard bed ro ck At th e bottom , the into the crow d at th e docks. T here 1055.3 feet to a point in the center
new p a rty a re R ep resen tativ e
S N A P P Y
circu it court w hich opens th e last
fires w ere b u ilt aro u n d th e sides they becam e separated. W ith the of county road No. 494, thence
W illiam L em ke of N orth D a
of this m onth:
and th e room en larg ed if th e gold p a rtn e r w ent th e handbags and in along the c en te r line of said road
k
ota,
a
t
top,
for
p
resid
en
t:
an
d
Ami Be Lucky
Ed Demmin. Scholls: Eugene Del-
You, too, can enjoy miles of econom ical,
w as found all around. If not. ju st the handbags was a fo rtu n e in gold. south 89
14' w est. 277 14 feet,
T h o m as C. O 'B rien of Boston,
planehe, E dna M. H einrich. F orest
th
e
sid
e
on
w
h
ich
th
e
gold
was
"B
elieving
th
at
it
w
as
only
a
th
en
ce
n
o
rth
0”
40’
w
est
1059.5
feet
below , for vice presid en t.
Grove, ro u te 2; R obert H. W ar-
Big
B
ottle
c a re fre e driving w ith the
found w as tu n n eled
m a tte r of m eeting th e p a rtn e r at to place of beginning, containing
rens. Forest G rove star ro u te; W il
tJV/ E veryw here
A m ong his fu n d of sto ries is the th eir place of business. A nderson 7.1 acres, m ore or less, all situated
liam P eter H am m elm an. C ornelius: Relatives Robert Wilson
one of "T he V irgin." an d "S w ede" proceeded to w here th e saloon was in W ashington C ounty, Oregon.
B lanche A B erggren. N orth Plains:
R efreshing B everage
located Round and ro u n d the block
Win Award in Scotland A nderson, a m iner.
The p ro p erty will be sold at
Jo h n Eberly, L ym an H. Peters.
"T he V irgin." he d eclared, "w o rk- he w alked, but now here could he P ortland. Oregon, at the office of
An article a n d . a p ictu re from
B anks route 1: E arl G. Estepp.
T reasu re under the cork
*ed in th e d an ce halls, m a in ta in find his saloon. He alm ost believed
Jo h n A. A nderson J r . Dilley; Rob t h e W eekly Scotsm an s h o w i n g ing. th e w hile, a spotless re p u ta th a t he w as,lo st.
O ur classified colum ns m ay havi
ert F. Ross. Jo h n H. Begert. G as relativ es of R obert Wilson, d a iry tion. w hich in those ro arin g days
ALBI
K1S PKODl ( IS < <>.
“T hus it w as th at finally he d e
ton: Jam es A. Lewis. L ottie May man. of C ornelius ro u te 2 being of w h isk ered m en and firey liquor, cided th a t a certain clothing store . just what you are looking fo r—
Read
them.
tl
100-Guinea
See our com plete line of M asters an d S ta n d a rd s
Hill. M elvin F. Crow, Hillsboro, presented w ith the
T rophy for th e heaviest crop of was considerable of an accom plish m ust be in about the location of his '
ro u te 3.
m ent about th e cam ps
to day. A m odel and body color a t a price to fit
place of business so he approached
tu
rn
ip
s
obtained
from
one
acre
of
M arjorie Lewis. B eaverton: D or
"There also was. and still is. a th e p ro p rieto r and inquire«! for the
othy H. Seym our. A rth u r J. Yeo land, open to Scotland T he aw ard fellow by th e nam e of A nderson saloon.
ym ir pocketbook. Buy on the convenient G.MAt
mans. Forest Grove: Frances R uth was won by Jo h n Paton. Brow nhill. w hom th e m in ers called t h e
"S ure," cam e th e instat reply.
6'< Plan.
W alters, P ortlan d route 2: E rnest T arbolton. w ith a yield of 55 tons.
G. Heaton. H illsboro ro u te 5; Edna The w onderful display of tu rn ip s 'Sw ede.' T his fellow w as a fa v o r "T here used to be a saloon here,
ite
of
lady
luck
and
had
som
e
but
I
bought
out
the
young
fellow
H. Hobbs, C ornelius ro u te 1; F red J is alw ays an o u tstan d in g featu re of
G. A nicker. B eaverton ro u te 3: | th e field produce section at th e th in g in his 'p o k e' m ost of th e w ho ow ned it."
"A nd the Sw ede n ever found his
Ivy Syverson. W illiam Sam pson, ann u al show of T arbolton F arm ers' tim e A ttracted by 'T he V irgin.'
W hen Y our Radii», R e frig e ra to r nr W a -her
H uber; K enneth Mills, A rth u r B. society. T he w in n er of th e cup is A nderson ev en tu a lly a rriv e d a t partn er, his gold, nor his sw eet
th
a
t
m
au
d
lin
state
w
h
erein
the
h
eart.”
M
cClellan
chuckled
D
oesn’t P erform to Your E ntire S atisfaction
Flint. N ettie F. McElroy. B eaver- a son of R obert P aten, noted breed-
JA M ES WHITELAW , Prop
M cClellan w ent to A laska in
ton ro u te 1: R obert L. C ham berlain, e r of A yrshire cattle, uncle of I dam sel should be rescued from her
am ong th e ro u g h an d read y men 1893. w as th ere w hen the big boom
Aloha; Etta Johnson. F ra n k B arr. R obert Wilson. The tu rn ip s m en- life
Phone
444, Day or Night
'He offered h e r s a n c tu a ry in cam e in 1896. and was at F airbanks.
Hillsboro; G. F. B erger. H illsboro. 1 tioned are k n o w n in th is country- m arriage,
w hich she accepted, and A laska, w hen th at place was being
ro u te 1.
as th e garden v ariety of ru tab ag as
ALL WORK
Used C ar Lot a t 136 3. Second Ave.
M i s i Ml I IIO K s
O rders filed in circuit court d u r - ' Wilson w ishes to know if any so they sailed aw ay to S an F ra n established as a trad in g post. W hen
w h ere he proceeded to show not m ining he has w orked in the GUARAN I ELI»
anti I Q1 IP M l .N l
H illsboro 318 - 332 E. .Main St.
ing the past w eek include. L iquida-1 W ashington county farm er can beat cisco.
e r his b rid e in a m an n er b e fittin g lighthouse service along th e A las
tion B ank of B eaverton, au th o r- ( this yield.
ka coast.
a person of w ealth.
¡zing com prom ise indebtedness of
--------------------------
"H e bought a fine resid en ce and
Now M cClellan again desires to
A ustin and L orna Suns: L iquida- Auto Operator Examiner
placed h er in it, and p u rch ased an m ove and. if som eone comes along
tion S hute Savings Banks, sell real
estate in Hillsboro: W. M Evans
Lom ,n& Here W ednesday o range grove to com plete th e pic w ith $700. he'll sell out and m in e
and R. E. D ennison vs. T igard I , R J Dooley, ex am in er of o p e r t u r e of lan d ed estates. A ll w ent on. he says.
a t o r company, au th o rizin g w aiver
Selfridge F u rn itu re Store
Phone 21.\
of certain rig h ts over cars held H illsboro next W ednesday. J u ly 22
u n d er tru st receipt, au th o rizin g at th e co u rt house from 10 a. m. to
sales and collection of m echanics' 5 p. m. All those w ishing perm its
liens, and g ran tin g leave to sue r e or licenses to d riv e cars arc asked
ceiver; M ark T. Cox vs. H. D. to get in touch w ith him d u rin g
Scudder, dism issal; Ethel Ingersoll these hours.
that bear this
vs. C harles F. E hm an et al, strik in g
plea in abatem ent; R. C R ippey
emblem
vs. F ran k E. Schm idt, dismissal;
A. Johnson vs. M ary I. N orton, con
firm ation sale real property.
O rders filed in probate co u rt th is
(C o n tin u e d fro m p a r» 1)
w eek include M ary M. Hughes. but $12 w ith him on the day he
W illiam H ouston. C. M. Good. dropped from sight, but officers
George Bell. M ary Peterson.
a re of th e opinion th a t he was in
W. C. Sm ith, indicted for alleged possession of m ore cash th an was
attack w ith a dangerous w eapon, accounted for He left th e m achine
w ill appear at 9:30 o'clock this in th e hands of th e garagem cn w ith
m orning «Thursday» b efo re Ju d g e in stru ctio n s to have it rep aired and
Shute Park
Hillsboro
R F ran k P eters to e n te r his plea th a t he w ould call for it later.
to the charge.
He is said to h av e told th e m an
M orris K nudtson, indicted o n th a t he had but a sm all sum of
Music by R IC H A R D M IK KELSON and His
th ree counts plead guilty to all m oney w ith him. b u t w ould bring
PERFORMANCES AT 2 and 8 P. M.
STA R M ELODIANS
three and was sen ten ced to a y ear su fficien t funds w hen he called
in jail on th e first count, w hile for th e car later. T h e c ar was p u r
IJoors Open One H our E arlier for Inspection of M enagerie
W ell-K nown to Radio Listeners
sentence was postponed on th e o th chased a few days before from th e ;
0
e r two
M acKenzie Motor com pany h ere on
75c C ouple
Dan K line, Mgr.
Men 40, L adies 35c
F ran k G rubb, w ho was to have a sm all dow n paym ent, th e balance
a re the moat tlejx n d ah le you ra n buy! T hey a re
been trie d th is w eek on a charge to be paid Ju ly 2.
of th reaten in g to comm it a felony,
changed his plea of not g u ilty to
• CLEAN, NEAT, DESIRABLE, ATTRACTIVE.
guilty and sentence w as postponed
W ednesday.
Annual Picnic They Lead New Old Alaska Sourdough Tells Tale of
"Snede" Anderson and '‘The Virgin''
of Group Held Union Party
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GRAND OPENING
Missing Man Seen
Here After July 4
DANCE
Saturday Night, July 18
Hillsboro Pavilion
SA V E
ON
Used Cars
S E R V IC E
H IL L S B O R O
Thurs., July 23
All Summer Merchandise Must Go!
Used Cars
CONTINUING W EIL’S ANNUAL JU LY
Clearance Sale
BOUGHT
SOLD
CONSIGNED
1930 NASH DE LUXE SEDAN—
New motor, tru n k . 6 w heels, nice
condition. See this one.
1929 FORD SEDAN—Good motor,
tire s good.
1928 CHEV SPO RT COUPE—Here
is one you have been looking for.
85% tires, good finish, leath er
upholstery, m otor i n splendid
condition.
1928 W H IPPET COACH
1926 FORD COUPE
1926 CORO PIC K U P
Men’s Suits
LAST CALL
Fancy back m ixtures,
plain colors in conser
vative m odels. T ake a d
v an tag e n o w. These
suits look w ell, w e a r
well and a re big values
at
$
95
10
CLEARANCE
See 1936 Willy# “77,” $559
Delivered Here
Sec 1936 Graham, $865
Delivered Here
DRESSES
B eautiful
w ashable
silks th a t sold for $5.95
and $6.95. D resses su it
able for all occasions—
plain i olors and prints.
YOUR C H O IC E
Men’s Blue, Grev WORK SHIRTS 39c
More ANKLETS, all colors, sizes 10c
Men’s WASH TIES. Special
15c
Men’s Harvest WORK SHOES $1.49
Fast Color STREET DRESSES $1.00
Men’s Blue BIB OVERALLS
59c
Children’s White, Elk SANDALS 98c
Women’s Rayon UNDERWEAR
15c
Men’s Harvest WORK PANTS $1.19
New Stvle All Wool Swim Suits $1.49
Children’s Sun, Water Suits
25c
WASH GOODS, val. to 25c yd.
13c
Close Out SILKS, RAYONS, Yd. 39c
Women’s White Sandals, Oxfords $1.98
FLORSHEIM SHOE SALE
$7.65
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Quality Used Car Offerings
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BIG THREE RING
1935 ( licvrnlct C o a c h — New
1939 lliilck ( oiipe — (> il I V
28,00(1 actual milOB. G o o d
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WILD AN IM A L CIRCUS
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bargain price
550
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1932 P lym outh Coup«— T h o r
oughly r i i ’oiiditloned a n d
Í) K d .
O nly
325
OKLAHOMA Kt n 'S
REAL W ill) WEST
ACRES OF WATERPROOF TENTS
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE
»
HERDS OF PERFORMING ELEPHANTS
BEAUTIFUL HORSES
Aerial and Gymnastic Stars of the Circus World
Including a MAMMOTH W il.I) A NIM AL M ENAGERIE w ith
Cage A fter Cage of HAItE WILD BEASTS
TWICE DAILY
1929 l ord io r tlo r S edan—A
good ru n n in g
car
185
1929 G raham S edan—A good
family cai
^99^
T horoughly reiou.
iiih b e i
O r ig in a i
1936 ( llrv P ickup willi ran
npy top—T his one has a new
m echanical
O. K
*
U tf0
1933 C hevrolet T ruck
Dual
wheel*. Just the thing to haul
that wood
* 3 9 5
in grain
19.39 lo r d S edan D eliv ery —
A com bination u n it for p a s
senger a n d
light d eliv ery
19.31 GMU T ru ck —
111 - Ion
Iti i olid 11 lim e d O
^ 3 4 5
paint. I Ike new
o .rv¿ d
’245
15 Other# to Choose from nt $10 to $200
GO TO A B I G S H O W
THIS DATE ONLY
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CIRCUS GROUNDS SHUTE PARK
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1929 Nash S edan—C lean io
ide and mil Molm SOITXI
() K lliibber 65
A l»,'*
345
SEAL B R O S .
SPECIAL ADM. ^ ¡ 7
1932 P lym outh R oadster — A
clean, sporty car. The econ
omical. finer four.
$<
P riced to .sell
HILLSBORO MOTOR CO.
JAMES WHITELAW, Prop.
Phone 444, day or night
818-532 E. Main St.
Hillsboro
Used Car Lot at 136 S. Second Ave.