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3EAD THE ADS •• SAVE TIME FOR WORK, MONEY FOR BONDS ('.itilo 32 For Sale— Real Estate B.KV KH AI alt |> IU lg » * l t l. it IV <<IV\ .11 .« » .V o lin g l ¡ til l U e y I i V ic e I. G t. h k e u n ir , n o i Ih (J I. ! 35 !» lin i ><l t im i plu I n i . <»r<l»»r o f <l«*fiiilli i a» v l*«»nl S h ip lr y , or«J»r o f Avo«- llil< l« -l,i» .i..i , 1.11» I llm ir t iu iii v ilio n lliu y h . o rd e r o f re fe re n c e ; li»- M .m k n l»«-hner K e y s e r, onte» «Ü o I ul I t i g li w a y ( S.iooii» «I >n C h a ri t l 'i y t i S m ith , f lo u t . (Ml 0 A ir , 10 l i e •. Scholl« Ihsiri« t 0 75 ACRES. .11 in < ult n i l in filbert . nice level piece f I.m J . 0 i fiam e house in good I r p . n i . elect w ater «vstein. $6000 6 ACRES, 3 a in cult . i t i fenced. 4 i hou .e, 2 bed i III'A chicken and brooder h •*. ,d r i i c - ed. $3500 H illsboro D istrict 17 AC h I ..», all in cult new h u l l r . furnace, nice b ain , cl'» e h i . S i ii n i, ti ACRE, new house w< t l y f i l l tuaiied. 1 mil«* ou t on gi >d l u m i ; bus »ervne .ehooi, $3050 I I Banks High Opens Enrollment 72 Mrs. Malhieson Hostess io Card Club Last Week Sunday Mail Quit for Banks : i ’ ll I . E. »R U A R C .U 3 th e ml vert ¡.«(-nicnts a rc y o u r gu id e to «-fficient spending. PU BLIC AUCTION N< m ail will be BANKS B anks Mountaindal«* .»•red to oi <11.- patched from ' I IM I p. >ks on Sunday 'Ehl. new ruling '•ard club m et w ith Mrs. Jam e BANKS H igh nchool opened < M athieson T uesday last week F i r - ’ We are q u ittin g farm ing, and w ill sell at P ublic A uction J)l I nil! g lv 26 I'oHirnaster H'*nry Atlee and I M onday w ith Ed Day us principal prize w as won by Mr Cass W il ¡ M ., G a m e r C liff Sandy a chance .» , ’I A l I jy w a s i», I IAIN i p u i■ i i . i i, ■ , . fir- T he H e » l u í a • on old Popp farm, on Laurel road, 1st lane south of go fishing nr otherwe;»* ♦ njny on. second prize by Mrs. M ary »1. P y r .U lililí heifer m u i I J e r s e y 72. W alker, th ird by Mi D ennis Hall Morningdew Dairy, 2 miles south out 1st Ave., Hillsboro, Km o r d ir à v iv e ri In f o llo w - J 'i i i . in 11 ■ i i ................ J h , 11 of P o rtla n d -»pant Will Toby Mrs. Hall will be hostess for the I I ln r t l f O. h u v i- t , It . r r y F rid a y night w ith Mi and Mr», V U lt» . 11 n-4 Imnd ki y I I M mil I),i,ib. - I. | ( t 4. S i i c i O ctober 31 m eeting K ’ » ,»'•» • I. Muri»* < h r l 't i g o « r V e riio o A K enneth Toby »pent the i'l m Sw ank a n d f a m ily Mr G ene B rad fo rd of Mode to. Alimi. IH'Xl l i ilm lUiiWII .i lumi ' » w. I t u f li u i I K ro w o l*u .1 h r . k >*nd with h t i h u ^ t i a n d a t Ago» M W .... I. A»a<<»»* i'r u i ik ll a iu r l - | M is Hu.-, .»*11 B u rm a bpent never- <’al., is visiting hei cousin. Mrs Ilnur S iiti,II i H356, cull lifter 5 p «po ne, W ash \îi Toby i» in r t i il u » W la lll . o n . M o »•< L H u II m k I g. Sale starts at 1 p. m. ul day.» la « 1 week with friend» and P aul B radford. h . :• i 2« r a . N H u rl. I(. • l l i i .< tm e fi'f ( I imi I»» I h .' nirig at F a rra g u t, Idaho, Iluk. O p e ra tio n i«-lntiv«-. at E i - h a n o n T h e ‘ t» l o. I l »ohi W illiu m f lo r id i . d. d e l i OWS. I f i r . l i . I f ' e s l í e n -mall on of Mr and Mrs n i, h . M i i Jim K ogeis of P o rtlan d was M rs Phil Pa rm ley of F o rest 19 HEAD OF CATTLE 19 I* < itr U e o J o h o Ao<ler«»»n. uo»l yuw r'J- P l Il l ’l l I r i .1 i l l 11,1 . h i Ed G rove <1 for by Mr li.iilr f..r •i d in n er gu«*»t of Mr& Ada Kel ToE hail an app en d ecitis opera 5 »•»>’ t il| “f ' b i » I»- i.iiy e n c U n t o g li* ■ lo o hen by O ctober 15; 3 cow s in good flow of m ilk; 2 heif- II ifl’l I Huy lull w.» lud,. d u iin g hi;, m other a b h i :i, u n i - , . ler . F rid ay la t v/» ek She al«o Arilo«» M i- rie M u lle t e l i t i . I ' mm I p e t hU-U tion Tues«lay last week in the : I 3 G < m Durham heifers, I year old; 3 5-moothe- in ilr . N f N n ill i p lu m i I hnil»«-H. I f ..... v m te d Mi Cliff Kandy. F o re st G rove g en eral hospital. She old heifer ; 1 P i- y e a r-o ld Roan ste e r; 1 1’4 -y ear-o ld R ed steer. KIlUilv lll'nnk , III 2li(f i I. liti»*. u «I io Ì(I< m | I o p ru h ttte M-eo I K » s*«l. i on I t ir ln iit 'ii is convalescing nicely. H iiiiu n l .716 F. M ain—H illsboro, O re. Bill K essler, who ha been «ta- Mi M i Phti m of T he h e ife r; and ’e -r a re fat enough fo r beef. 1-year-old H olstein RV ANTED I..ni;,’ II,,]-,tern mid n<««>n o f a-..»I »lay a n d th e C o u r t ro o m o f p i . mo m i li tloned at San A ntonio, Texas, a r M anning an d Mr. an d Mrs. Amos bull from C arnation strain . s aid < .»urt ha- b .e i. app< I n t e l b y ¿aid ! G u ern sey «piliiger*. j c ' m I price» Summons of B a n k , were S unday 1 gray m are, sm ooth-m outh, w eight about 1(500 lbs.; 1 B lue Roan m are. C«»urt « th e tim e a n d p la ce f o r th e h e a r rived horn«- M onday to spend a f u r C u trig h t I t tu p cow s <.’ F irm in g . Kt. I. 100 ACHES, about 50 tillable, m od lough with his wife nt V ancouver l l r »1 h r r I on lir » lli« r t» fn in g n t «4» j « h * u»im t h e r e to a m ! th e « e ttle - ern 5-rrn hou se, new kitchen d in n er g u ests of Mr and Mr Oil 7 years old. w eight about 1500 lbs ; 1 black gelding. 3 y ears old. w eight Htox 1535, P o rtili,ill. P hone S unset and w ith bin parents, Mr and ver C u trig h t a t Dilley. .SI M M O N H m e n t there«»f linoleum and fix tu res, new 100 ted Poland China m ale hog w itti pa ■Vila 22tf Cove N<» 13024 Dat«*»l a n d f ir s t p u b lis h e d A u g 31, 194 4 M» C K• f: ■ ■ bathroom fixtures, electricity, mail ■ Mrs. L a m a r S andy and son . In lh » C ir c u it C o u rt o f th e Stat«r o f D a te <»f la*» p u b lic a t «*»«» S«*j»t. 28. 1944. Mr John Z im m erm an began h er 1 IJoyd and D ennis, of P o rtlan d . per.-. l» i years old; 1 C h ester W h.te sow, bred; 2 fut hogs, w eight about « F A I« i '. i I v i - . Auliti li G eorge and school bus at door, 2 c ream i)r«*«r»»n, f o r W h » h iu irto n C o u n ty < IfA R IX tT T I- I ( ¡ O L D S M iT H . E « «cu- d o ’!» M onday as a teacher- in w ere S unday dinner g uests of Mr. 180 lbs. each; 3 dozen Rhode Island Red pullets. I IlmiK. S t.n Kt . Iluxtuli. 13(f eries pick u p m ilk o r cream ai J d S E I 'H I N E B K O T H E K T O N , P l a i n t i f f . t» i« . 7'»'. Y« .»> B u lb lif.g , P r tla n d . O re g o n . the F orest G rove g rade achool. Her and Mrs. Cliff Sandy. L a m a r Kan 10-20 M cC orm ick-D eering tracto r, in good shape: 2-bottom 14-inch burn C hicken hou <• for 000 ch ick VN. IIJ I pit ft POWER I urn.'ill (»n in being eared for by dy r<cenNy volunteered fo r .s e r M cC orm ick-D eering tra c to r plow s: 6-foot O liver tandem tra c to r disk; H A I . I 'I ! W H h O T H K R T O N . D e fe n d a n t in g . I'» .r tla n d , O re g o n . A»t«»rneys g.ivestock 33 en . » >d ci anal y ind p <c*i y, b i i n 'I'- ’ H a lp h W liro th e rt< M i, th e m I h » v ( M» C hester IJavi.s. /A u g 31. S ept 7. 14. 2J. 2«. 1944» n eed . w ork, will house 8 cows now vice in the arm y and is in tra in - 10-ineh John D eere sulky plow ; <l«-fei>dant - p n g in F lorida. JlK U IK S T PRICES for w o rth less b u t could house 10 to 24 cows al narna*d F a t a le : R a lp h I S teven« I I »nor B irth d ay 40 Olive ■ ill..... plow; 2-hor te Oliver cultivator; 7-foot g rain b in d Nam«* o f th«» Kt a t« o f O r« v o n N O T H E T O < R E D IT O R S r horses and ra ttle for fox feed Mr F lora M unford and Mr». •m ail expense as most of m aterial Y o In u a I lia ! V is ito r le a v e s er: 5-foot Jo h n D eere m ow er; 8-toot hay rake: 8-inch B u rr sto v er r e q u ire d t o a p p e a r a rid N o tic e , th e < »»unty ( -»urt o f W sixh lrig - , M » de J red Adunili. K’hu reh lev Hood is av ailable F encing is very good, a n . w i- r r e tin h«*r«*l»y M aw hinney were d in n er Miss Hazel W olford le ft W ed - <<.m plai»it f lU - l ax«»»n-'t y o u in n ( ».unty, O r« g o n . ha* a p p o in te d rne Jte e d v llle C all collect, H illsboro woven and Wire. Neh.’ilern River th«* a bo ve t*n t|tl« 'd m ilt on o r l»«*for«- th** I to Sunday of Mr. and Mra. nesday last week to a tte n d the grinder: iron-w heel tru c k w agon: 2 hay racks; 3 sets of b reech in g h a r A < l» n iiti-t m f r i < o f th«* J.*’ »» '• o f R A L P H ; gu- *1 le le p h o n e .*1219 12tf an d N orth ro p ( ’reek ru n s through e w p ir n tio n o f fo u r w e a ls fr o m th e d a le ! I. H T E V E N K . dece»«•«*«!. A l l p e r*o n « h a v H ' nry H u n t in H illeboro T he oc- Pendleton H ound-U p w .th a group ness; 1934 Ford V-8 coupe w ith ru m b le seat, good tires, h e a te r and f th ia s u m m o n « waw th e b irth d ay an n iv er- | of frien d s from T he D alles She new b a ttery ; 8-foot crosscut saw: hay c arrier, fork and rope. in g . la lm * a g a in t -a id e s ta te a re r e q u ir - leasion Plenty of itoi foi I cl «»f th e f ir w t p u to b lic a p a p tio e a n r o a»>»l •1 II EIKERS. m onths and over: ranch anw w er p la in ' ««I to pr«*r«*nt th e m , w ith pr«»per v o u c h e rs , :a»y of Mrs. M aw hinney. all year, Close to S easide and t I i f f f you w i ’ f l n il a p ao j had sp en t tw o w eeks here visiting 20 sacks spring oats; 20 sacks b arley : 10 tons baled oats and vetch hay. ¡also 3 mow 1 hoar and !> lurge p ly to th® C o u r t f o r th e re i »<» m e a t lt«»ut® 1. B ox 1M&A. Kherw«»od. Mi E velyn K essler en tered O re- A storia. 2 o rch ard s of fruit ,V e n t e r p i g .1«» A ppleton, Motin- $.3850 will handle, b alance sm all li e f pray«*«l f o r in h « r c o m p la in t, t o - w it i O re g o n , w ith in s i* m o n th » fr o m S e p te m g< n S tate college M onday as a 'h e r p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. F red I No. 3 M cC orm ick-D eering sep arato r: m ilk pails; m ilk cans; 50-lb. ■ W olford, and sister, J u a n ita F ri- . a »I»-«n-<- <>f u h a o lu te (liv(.>r>'e h»-f«-in, f<»r- t ondai«*, 3rd I’l.n f on left beyond b e r 1 4 1914. She w as a m em ber of day n ig h t she resum ed her du ties ' ice box; round dining room tab le w ith e x tra leaves; sq u are k itch en m ortgage at 2 , .*‘< interest W z\. <|i-4o|viriH th e hond*t «»f m a t n rn<»n > M IL D R E D I D R I ’ C.r,. A d m ih i» ’ r a t n x . ' freshm an >• 1 h m '1 hi Phone N orth P lains Sw anson, R iverview R anches, B n - «»ver a n d th e r n a r iia tfi- n . n tr u c t n o w a n d h e re this y e a r’s B anks high school grad- | as a irc ra ft c o m m u n icato r a t th** , table; h e a te r; ta b le cabinet; o th er articles too n um erous to m ention. S T O T T A ( .O O D IN G . Att»»rn«*y f o r th e i»K13 20p kenfi Id, O regon. 24-27 t o fo r e e n i - t l n / h i-tw e e n p l a i n t i f f an<J d**- A « lm in i» tr a » r ix , Y e o n B l d g , P « »rtla i.d, • u a ’ing class. ¡N orth D alles a irp o rt. fe n d n n t. FOR TERM S: See C lerk of Sale • O re g o n . B U L L S mul Imgs for service, will I 150 ACRE stock ranch on h ig h K e p p e to H o m e T h ia « u n im o n « I n puhii>di«*d b y o r d e r o f iS . p t 14. 21. 28. O et 12 19441___ I Mr. and Mrs. C harles Shipley 1 h.ml to y o u r iiluce Fee, $4 for way if inter «*>-t«<d w rite W c i v i ."- It I ra n k 1‘ etera, J u d y e o f th e a bo ve en i ia W a lt e r I B ra w u (spent F rid ay and S a tu rd a y in P o r t H ill liiiro, $3, F ore.I (¡ro v e mid C lark, 43 » E W ashington, If II - tit|«N | < o i ir t , d a te d th e $ 6 lh d a y o f A u - N O T I4 L . t ! 4 t y < •» •' o f W u h - land w ith Mr. and M rs Joe S hip C o rn eliu s C T o tn p k ln i, Forest I m m • ja t t liu 1. I U l I. i r i g t / n C x i n t y , O re g » n . hn a p p o in te d ri>e B a te <»f f ir « t p u b lic a tio n A u * . 31, 1941. ley and w ith Mi and Mrs. J a c k j (■rove P hone 1702-W. 22tf 320 ACHE'S for sale or trad e, A-l I»;ii«* ».f la-»* p u b lic a tio n K e p t. 2», 1911 I a d n iin u -t ra t r i x o f th e E s ta te < f W A L T E R R ep p eto and fam ily. C h arles H e p FRANK ULRICH, Auctioneer E B R O W N , deceased A l l p ernon s h a v - location, 5 m in u te . w alk to R. R IIA M V E 'Y K. H E N S O N . A t to r n e y f t l>KAI> A M I WOICIHI.F.KH Even little sh o rt cu ts a re Im peto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack I ! • . ; • - i in g « la irn a g a in s t s a id e -fa « e a re re q u ire d 5016 N. E 18th. P o rtlan d 11, O regon — P hone M urdock 9137 depot Hou.se, stable, p len ty w ater. KTOCK |-|( K i ll HP p o rtan t in w artim e cookery. A J t.» p re s e n t th e m w ith p ro p , r v o u c h e rs , R eppeto, w as hom e on leave from la n d 1, O r is o n - P ro m p t •■•rvlce W illiam Henley, 125 acres in cu ltiv atio n , fenced Ix>- m inutes saved each tim e a the navy' th e firs t tim e in 19 I t«» rne a t th e o f fic e o f I* I.. P a tte rs o n , few A. II. ABTS. « lerk, of C om m ercial N ational B ank. H illsboro <A«»jr 11. Sept 7. 14. 21. 2». 19441 ' o m rn e rc ia l N a tio n a l Hank B u ild in g , job » done m ay count up to m any m onths llld e ;. Tiillow, R en d erin g C o lu m < .»ted in A lberta. C anada, clear He has been statio n ed at 1 T u r n e r *». T u r n e r H illa b o r v , O re g o n , within * k n io a th s fr o m hours in the course of m onths title M B uchanan, Rt 2. H ills bia lllvd mid llu rs t A v e. P o rt- Pear I H arb o r. HI M M O N S ’ S e p te m b e r I t , 1914. 2G2ttp In a household w here b aking In th e C ir c u it C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f I uni ( ’ ill collect P ho n e U niversity boro, O regon. I//T T IE G BROW N A d m in is t r a t r ix . ()r«*u<m, f o r W a»>hinirton C o u n ty P'»wd« r b iscu its and cookies are 1221 N ight P hone U niversity 0441» St. Benedict’s Abbey Earm I ’ . !.. P A T T E R S O N , A t to r n e y f a r th e I * A t L I N E l< T U R N E R . P l a i n t i f f , baked often, tim e m ay be saved A d r n in i- t r a i r lx . nr C h erry MOS 41tf v«. At Hegbers Station, I mile by cu ttin g them square in stead of • Sept 14. 21. 28. O c t. f». 12. 1944» EARNEST E T U R N E R . D e fe n d a n t. south of Dilley round. A fter the dough is rolled E s ta te : H ir t K. F r id a y e s t E. T u r n e r , th e a b o v e n am ed 165 ACRES. 115 acres bottom D e 'I fe » n E d a a rn out. criss-crossing w ith a knife N O T H E O l F I N A L S E T T L E M E N T n t: H aving sold m y farm , I w ill sell th e follow ing described p ro p erty land in crop. 20 acres very fine N -’tic e 1« h e re b y g iv e n t h s ’ W . O. G a la and then liftin g th e sq u ares onto In th«* N a m e <»f th e S ta te o f O re g o n • a t public au ctio n on m y farm , larg e ash, 20 acres p astu re a n d Y«»u ar«* h e re b y r«*quired to a p p e a r a n d w a y . E x e c u to r «>f th e L a s t W ill a n d T e s ta the baking pan is m uch fa s te r tim ber A fine large stream for ir a t.x w e r th e c o m p la in t fil«*d aicu in a t you m e n t o f H I R T F F R ID A Y , de.eas.-d. has than first c u ttin g w ith a cookie 5 miles north and ^ij-mile east of Forest Grove, and d - h i* F in a l A c c o u n t in s a id e s ta te in cutter, then g a th e rin g th e scrap s rigation 35 acres bottom land is in th e above e n title d a u it on o r b e fo re f ♦ ile ti«* C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e Ktat«* o f ()re g --n Non-SkH Spot P*4 th e e w p irn tio n o f f o u r week a fr»»m th e 2 miles south and Va -mile east of Banks, on to g eth er and again rolling out and bounded by th e riv er, very .'h al «late said o f th e f ir s t p u b lic a tio n o f thhs s u m f>>r W a s h in g to n C<«unty, a n d th a t TR USSES low lift to irrig ate m o n *. I f you f a ll to a p p e a r a n d a n n w e r C o u r t ha» fixe«! M o n d a y O c to b e r 16, 1944. cu ttin g as is usually done. T elephone MS Osr experienced fitters also serve row t In these days when m any fa m i Good 7-room dw elling. p a rtly r e p l a i r i t i f f w i ll a p p ly t<> th«* C o u rt f o r th e a t 10 A . M . <»f s a id d a y in th e C o u n ty D«eda for Abdominal Sopportere, 4 bedroom s bath, b ase r e lie f p ra y e d f<>r in h e r c o m p la in t, to - C»»urt R oom in th e C o u n ’ y C m ir t H o u s e in lies send cookies to m em bers aw ay Blastic Hosiery. Shoo Ider Braces, ete. HORSES, cattle, and calv es bought decorated. th e C ity o f H ilD bor»». W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , w it . f o r nn abaolut® d e c re e o f div«»rce ir. the armed ecrvleee, the etjuare Qaality the BesU—Price the Lowest I ent, elec tricity and H illsboro city Sale starts at 1 p. m. for f >x feed Im m ediate pick-up. m a- ’ he tim«* a n d p la c e f o r th e h e a rin g o f o f C harle® T u r n e r c u t has a n o th e r advantage. It w ater On th e S o u th ern Pacific a a n n d d < f o a r r o ly th n e T cu*t»»<ly »»«id F in a l A c c o u n t, a n d a ll o b je c tio n s u rn e r. P ro p card to G eorg e Haag, S ta r railroad: m akes cookies pack m ore com joins high w ay No 47 30 HEAD HIGH GRADE GUERNSEY DAIRY CATTLE < >;e. 9tf T h ere are 2 barns, a large m achine! T h ia s u m m o n s is p u b li hed l»y o r d e r o f th e r e to , a n d f o r th e f in a l s e ttle m e n t o f pactly and trav el w ith less b re a k D a te d S e p te m b e r 11, 1914. It F r a n k P etera, J u d g e o f th<* a bo ve e n - aaid e s ta te C onsisting of 15 cows. 5 now fresh and 2 to freshen by d ate of sal». W . (J G A L A W 'A Y . E x e c u to r o f th e age. • ! 1 • ' f »1 * • I • > h -l.'V o f A 1- h< d and a gi anai • • >v«n ire Pets, Dogs, Cats, etc. 34 fences F orest G rove P rice i ' K u « t. 1944. D a te o f f i r s t p u b lic a tio n A u - L a s t W il l a m i T e s ta m e n t o f B i r t F . F r i- Hillsboro, Oregon B alance in good flow of m ilk. 6 long y earlin g b red heifers. 1 G u ern <lay. Decease«!. 194 4. Buy and K eep W ar Bonds! sey bull, 2 sm all G u ern sey bulls, 6 calves. / W iltl b o n d tern«*! to give to g>»od $16.000.— C ontact i/cster Blem on tr u M - t 31. T H U S . H . T O N G U E J R .. A t t o r n e y f o r II. I l l M P . A ’ t«»rney f o r P l a i n t i f f hom e J o h n S hafer, lot East th e f irm, o r C h ester P. W alker I ■ O \ Ira E x e c u to r. a - l P. - i - t H U I 4 HEAD OF WORK HORSES <• agent. Y am hill. Or«- 'on P hone o f O re g o n . (gent : i. tL 21. Oet. '. : L 1944)____ ¿ s t a le : H s r e id W illia m B o rla n d t A u g 31 Ret • 7. 1 I. 2 ! . M , I ' . ' l b 26 1 black m are w eight 1390. 6 y ears old; 1 bay gedling, sm ooth-m outh, K N T E N S to give to som eone th at fice 221. residence 15E52. NOTH E O l F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T w eight 1400: 1 team bay m ares, 5 an d 6 y ears old, w eight 2500 lbs. w ill la* good to th em E venings 40 ACHES 18 acres u n d er culti-1 N o . f»9U2 3.’’.’ E W ashington St 26p 2 sets w ork harness. vation good 6-room house, b re a k Notice« N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t A n n ie Bor S O T « E O F I IIA M .E OF N A M E fast nook, b a t h room, electric ! la n d . A d m i n is t r a t r ix o f th«* E s ta te o f For Sale— Real Estate 35 lights, MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT Hot and cold w ater. base ' <»r« lu r ti th«* f »r f ’ l- W in a ty ih ir C u r o to u r r i t C o o f u n th ty e S ta te o f H A R O L D W I L L I A M B O R L A N D . I)e»-eax- e«i. has f ile d h e r f in a l a c c o u n t in huld merit, good well, good spring, n ev 10-foot pow er tak eo ff b in d e r on ru b b e r, m ow er. 2 hay rakes, 3-section t ’LTKA m odern 7-room house, e x In th«* M a tte r <»f th e A p p lic a tio n o f E t a ’ e in th e C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S la te sp rin g h arro w , 2-section sp rin g to o th h arro w , 2-section spiketooth harro w , tra larg e liv rm . den. din rrn. e r go«*', dry. b arn 42x32. good c h ic k M A E M Y R T L E C O V E R T , f r r h a n tre o f o f O re g o n f o r W a«hingt«»n ( ’ »»unty, and k itch en f replace All o v er c a rp e t en house, wagon sl.ed garage, good fia m e a n ti a itk itiir th a t h e r n a m e be c h a n jf- t h a t s a id C o u r t ha-, fix e d M o n d a y . O c to - co rru g ated roller, disc d rill. 14-in. w alk in g plow. 14-in. sulky plow, m an ««I t.» S A N D R A D E E R A T E S . lH-r 23, 1944, u t t«*n A . M . o f sa id da y ing. 3 bedrm s up. d o uble p lu m b o rchard ’ -m ile off highw av ure spreader, feed g rin d er, cream sep arato r, fan n in g m ill, ru b b e r-tire d 'I*', u li pernon-« c o n c e rn e d . G r e e tln « : in th e C o u n ty C o u rt R»*»ni in th e ('«»un ing. elee w ater sys. garage large 60 ACRES 21 cu ltiv ated , balance w agon an d rack. 1 stock tra ile r. 1 m ach in ery tra ile r, corn binder. G u n d - N«<tiie ia h e re b y g iv e n th a t a n o r d e r ty ( -»urt H o u s e in th e C i t y o f Hillal>«»ro p asture, springs, electric light;., lot 19Kxl9H. Pi large walllUt tree?. ati<l (l«*»*r«*e h»«- h««en m a d e a n d enter«*«! by W a s h in g to n C o u n ty . Oreg«>n, as th e tim e lach d rill, n um erous o th e r a rticles and tools. W ood circu latin g h eate r, hot-cold water» barn for 12 cow s., flint, hiw n and shrub s Clos»* in. th-- <' u n ty ( ' t ir t o f th e S ta te «»f O re g o n a n d p la . •• f o r th e h e a rin g o f »aid f i n a ’ w aln u t dining room ta b le and 6 chairs, bu ffet cabinet. 1 double an d 1 MODERN 5-rrn hse. E Z w alk in g chicken house for 800. garage, new ; f o r W a a h in jrto n C o u n ty , date«! A u r u a t IS . a c c o u n t a n d a ll o b je c tio n s th e r e to a n d single iron bed com plete. 2 dressers, sev eral chairs, cupboards. 3-burn- dt t. 12x21 liv rm. din rm. k itc h w oodshed, all k in d s b erries, young , 11*41, o r d e r in g , a d ju d g in g a n d d e c re e in g f o r th e f in a l s e ttle m e n t o f s a id e sta te . •in* n a m e o f M ae M y r t le C o v e rt t o be e r oil stove, table. I «i C enter, D a te d S e p te m b e r 2 1st, 1914. en. 2 b edim s all on 1 floor B eau o rchard. $7(XW). n ear H ate«, a n d th a t f r o m and On Display in A N N IE B O R L A N D . A d m i n is t r a t r ix «»f Tnquin for both pi.ices. I S a f a t n e d r ra th e D®e tiful lot Pool and o u td o o r fire Wash TERMS: See Clerk of Sale for Terms d a te o f s a id o r d e r a n d d e cree th e E s ta te o f H a r o ld W illia m B o rla n d evening«. Mrs J hn K nodel, 2 m iles place F ruit, nuts, law n and shrubs th«* !«*k-al n a m e «»f «aid M ae M y r t le ( ’ »»vert Deceased. Our Showroom! west N orth P lains. Ore. 26-27p ■ h a ll be S a n d ra D ee H ate« ; a n d t h a t a f t $5500 T H O S . H . T O N G U E J R .. A t to r n e y fo r e r i-ublicati» »n o f due a n d le g a l n o tic e o f A d m in is t r a i r ix . bini rooms, 46 A CRES 22 cu ltiv ated , on the MODERN 4 rrn hse h o rd « r a n d decree a« « p e c ifie d ther«*- «Sept. 21. 28. O c t. B. 12. 19. 19441 ____ n a •’.«» Close in bath, u tility ri N ehalem riv er: 6-room h »use. in a c e r tific a t e a« p re s c rib e d b y la w a h u ll J. W. HUGHES, Auctioneer A. H. ABTS, Clerk, E s ta te : Ani«»ne P r a n k D a n ie ls $2800. $1000 down b arn and o th e r building, year a n d w i l l l»e i««u®d t o «aid p e rs o n b y th«- 115 h. p. m otor, tleluxe cab, 11-inch clutch, N O T IC E O P H E A R IN G O N F I N A L of the C om m ercial N ational B ank. H illsboro MODERN fl-rm hse. 3 bed room s, round spring; electricity : 1 team C le r k o f «aid C o u rt d e c la r in g th e n a m e o f A4 C O U N T a u x ilia ry sp rin g and governor. u tility rm. garage: 4 blocks city itorscs. and f irm tools and if sold «aid t»er-4.»n t o S a n d ra Dc«* Bate»« N o tic e h e re b y i« g iv e n ( h a t th e F in g ! T h « n o tic e r i im b lb h«««4 in th e lf1.l«f>era «•» i 4(HM> SH<M> dow n by O cto b er 1. 2 cows. 4 calv«*s and A n n » -, p 'lm u n n t t o th e o rd e r at.»i de> r««c A c c o u n t o f H e le n H ille r , a- a d m in is t r a A 4 y ear-o ld bear- 2 pigs u til also go w ith place: 4 6 ACHES 1 C o u r t m a d e a m i e n te re d on A u - t r i x o f th e e s ta te o f A N T O N E E R A N K I llg peach« Mod 8-i m hse, 3 m iles off Wolf C reek h ig h u ty. o r ' f i - «.aid ha» l»een file d ir ' 18« U‘ 44. th«* f ir » t j-uldienti«»n ther«»- D A N 1 E IJ 4 . d is e a s e d . bed rm s. utility rrn, d o uble g a r $5000. term s Mrs. N. R idderbu ch. <»f i«einy* th e i««ue o f «ai<i p a p e r dmte»l th e C- u n t y C««urt o f W a .-h in g to n C o u n ty . O re g o n , a n d th a t th e 21st «lay o f Oc age. 2-story chix hse for 15.000, 3 J< well O re 2Gj> A titfiiw t 24. 1944, a n d th e la « t p u b lic a tio n in th e iw u e th e r e o f date«! S e p te m b e r 21, tu b e r, 1941. a t th e h o u r o f 1 9 :0 0 a m . brood er hse eh*c w ater system has been d u ly ap p o in te « ! b y su ch C o u r H aving sold m y farm . I w ill offer fo r sale m y p erso n al p ro p e rty an d W ater to all bldgs F am ily o r Wanted— Reni Estate 37 1914. th e h e a rin g o f o b je c tio n « to »u ci \ \ itne*»« th e H»»n. I f. I) K c r k m n n . J u d fre f o r livestock a t m y place, k n o w n as the D ick K erk m an farm , chard. fruit and nuts. 2 m iles east o f th«* a bo ve e n title « ! C o u r t w it h th e »eal f in a l n iT o u n t a m i th«- s e ttle m e n t th e re o f $7500 27 y ears of serv ice to W ashington county m otorists o f -»iid C o u rt a f fix e d th ia A u g im t P<, 1941. a t w h ic h t im e a n y p e rs o n s in te re s te d in 5 miles northwest of Cornelius. Oregon, on s u c h «-state m a y a p p e a r a n d f i l e o b je c 3 ACRES. 1 A cult, new b arn 24 A t t e s t : W . A . T U P I ’ E R , C o u n ty C le rk tio n s t h e r e to in w r i t i n g a n d c o n te s t the 1(9 S. 3rd Ave. HILLSBORO Phone 812 i S» .»1 - by 28 on co n crete fo undation n im r . M . li . B l 'M P , A t to r n e y f o r A p p lic a n t and floor, hay track . 4 steel stan- D a te d a n d f i r s t p u b lis h e d S e p te m b e r ' t 24. 31. Sept 7. 1-4. 21. l'.'J I • chiens, lum ber, shingle and b rick 21st, 19 14. HELEN H IL L E R , as s u c h A d m in is for new house. 2 m iles east $1750 Sale sta rts at 1 p. m. t r a t r ix . 1 ACRE, l-i in cabin, finished on D a te o f f i r s t p u b lic a tio n S eptend»er 21 E«tat«*: R u d o lp h A lm n n K e lle r outside, o m p o shingles I.um 24 HEAD OF REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE 1941 D a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n O c to b e r N O T IC E T O ( R E D IT O R S her. doors and w indow s to finish N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n , t h a t th® u n d e r- 19. 1944. 1 Cow. 9 y ears old. d u e to fresh en S ep tem b er 18. 1944 Good well and pum p F ir (»rove ( H A S H . H E L T Z E L . A t to r n e y f»»r A d si«»»«*»!. S y lv ia K«*ller, has been a p p o in t - 2 Cow. 8 y ears old, d u e to fresh en S ep tem b er 4, 1944 $ionn, ’ dow n «>«1 A d m i n is t r a t r ix o f th«* e s ta te c f R U m i n i s t r a t r i x . S a le m , O re g o n . I have ren ted m y fa rm a n d am m oving to tow n, (S e p t. 21. 28. O c t. 5. 12. 19. 19441 3 Cow. 3 y ears old. w as fresh A ugust 31. 1944 LOT. 80x130. 4-ro<»m m odern hve. D O L P H A I.M A N K E L L E R , decenaed, 1>>* E s ta te : l.ib h ie M a ile r S m ith I w ill sell at P u b lic A uction, at gixxl location. 1 blk to bus line, th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f W a s h in g to n C o u n ty 4 Cow, 4 y ears old. w as fresh J u ly 22, 1944 N O T I C E : T h e u n d e rs ig n e d a d m in is t r a O re y o ti. A l l pers o n s h n v in ir c la im s a g a in s t paved street $3.000, term s. $1630 5 Cow. 4 y ears old. w as fresh J u ly 21. 1944 t i f o f th e r o ta te o f L1BB1E M ALLEK s aid «-state a re h e re b y n o t if ie d to p r w e n t w ill h an d le f'j-mile southeast of Dilley. 2V2 miles south 6 Cow, 3 y ears old. d ue to fresh en S ep tem b er 19, 1944 sam e, d u ly v e r ifie d as b y la w r e q u ire d . It- S M I T H , deceased, has f ile d h is f in a l a c c o u n t in th«* C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S ta te th e u h d e t"d « n c d a t th e la w o ffic e « o f G 7 Cow, 5 y ears old. d ue to fresh en D ecem ber 7, 1944 of Forest Grove, on o f O re g o n f o r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , and K u te ll M , r« a n in H ills b o r o . O re g o n 8 Cow. 3 y ears old. du e to fresh en O ctober 31, lfW4 « a id C o u rt has a p p o in te d O c to b e r 21. 1944 w it h in s ix m o n th s fr o m th e d a te her«s»f. 9 Cow. 2 y e a rs old. w as fresh J u ly 8. 1944 at 10 «»’c lo c k A M in th e C o u rt r.m m in Date-1 A u y u s t 28. 1944. s a id C o u rt f o r h e a rin g o b je c tio n s th e re to S Y L V IA K E I J . K R . A d m in is t r a t r ix . 10 Cow, 2 y ears old. S erv ed M ay 18, 1944 337 K M ain P ho n e 223 2« G R U S S E L L M O R G A N . H O P E B A S a m i s e ttle m e n t th e r e o f. 11 Cow, 2 y e a rs old. D ue to freshen O ctober 30, 1944 Sale starts at 1 p. m. FOUK-KOOM house on 100x100 ft. D a te d S e p te m b e r 19. 1944. S E T T . A tto r n e y s t o r A d m in is t r a t r ix . 12 Cow, 2 y ears old. S erv ed A pril 24. 1944 lot. fo r sale ut N. P lains; n ear CH AR LES H S M IT H . A d m in is t r a to r . < A u a S I. S e pt. 7. 14. 21. 28. 19441__ 13 H eifer, i8 m onths old. W ill be serv ed b efo re sale E . J . M c A L E A R . A t to r n e y . stores, b usies anil W olf C reek — LIVESTOCK — E s ta te : E liz a J . D u n r e r (S e p t. 21. 28. O c t. B, 12. 19. 19441 _ _ Real Eatate and Insaranre h ig h w ay ; $2500. term s A ddress N O T I C E : T h e u n d e rs ig n e d E x e c u to r o f 10 head of Je rse y and G u ern sey d airy cattle. 9 cows. 2 a re fresh: 3 14 H eifer, 15 m onths old. W ill be served before sale E x t a t e : G ro v e r G le n n D e V a u lt th e la s t W ill o f E L I Z A J . O U N Z R R . de Mrs. C lara T resham . 1123 E. W nl- J31 S. 2nd, 'Hillsboro tf ceased. heavy springers, balance to fresh en later. Som e h av e given 49 lbs. pei 15 Cow. 4 y ears old. W ill be served b efo re sale N O T I C E : T h e u n d e rs ig n e d a d m in is t r a has fil«*d his f in a l a c c o u n t in th e ■ . .• . Hillsboro i«tf r o ta te o f G R O V E R G L E N N day. G uernsey bull. 6 m onths old. All inform ation w ill be given as 16 H eifer. 16 m onths old. W ill be serv ed b efo re sale • FARMS su b u rb an , filb ert o rch ard s. m a t t e r »»f s a id e s ta te , a n d th e C o u n ty D t o E r V «»f A U th«* L T , deceased, has file d h is f in a l 17 Cow, 3 y e a rs old. W ill be served before sale te o f Oregon for W a s h - H lltK V (.KOW EKS ATTENTIO N th ey a re sold. T eam of horses, w eight 2750. G ood set of harness. acreage. C ash b u y ers w aiting C iu o ir u to rt n «>f C o th u e n ty S ta has a p p o in te d S a tu r d a y . a c c o u n t in th e C o u n ty C«»urt o f th e S ta te 18 Cow. 2 y ears old. W ill be served b efo re sale H ere is u dandy 40 acre h ill F or prom pt and co u rteo u s service S e p te m b e r Both. 1944. n t th e h o u r o f te n o f O re g o n f o r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , and (arm . 13 m iles w est of P o rtlan d ; call or w rite today. 19 H eifer, 11 m onths old Specializing o ’chn-k A . M . o f s a id d a y ns th e t im e a n d « « id C o u r t ha» ap p o in te « ! O c to b e r 21. — IMPLEMENTS — 30 acres In cuIU vatlon; Rood p la s in W ashington county, located at th e C o u rt ro o m o f s aid C o u rt in Hi!l*»lx>ro. 1914. a t 10 o ’c lo c k A M . in th«* C o u rt 20 H eifer Calf, b o rn J u ly 21. 1944 M ow er, rake. disc, plow, sp rin g to o th harro w , d rag h arro w , set of hay tered home, electric w ater system , the foot of C anyon R oad.—W ayne W a s h . C o.. O re g o n , as th e p la c e f o r h e a r rtu .m in s a id C o u r t f o r h e a rin g o b je c tio n s slings, c o rru g ated roller, disc d rill. 1-horse c u ltiv ato r, w agon, hot v at. 21 B ull. S ta n d ard P rid e C otillion 449974. born Ja n u a ry 19. 1942 fam ily fruit, garage, larg e p o u ltry E Nagle, p hone P o rtla n d B ro ad in g o b je c tio n s t h e r e to a n d s e ttle m e n t th e r e to a n d s e ttle m e n t th e r e o f. B red by Jo h n K opplin, G aston, O regon Date«! S e p te m b e r 19, 1944. th e r .s .f, A u g u s t 2 8 th , 1944. six 10-gallon m ilk cans, b u ck ets an d stra in e r, an d all sm all tools u su al house, large b arn , o th er bldgs.; w ay 147S. 24tf I J . M c A L E A R . A d m in is t r a to r . 22 B ull, C oronation T h u n d e r S ta r L ad 457476 W IL L IA M C C H R IS T E N S E N . E x e c u tra c to r a n a plow, m ow er, rak e, ly found on a farm . E. J M c A L E A R . A t to r n e y . . B orn A ugust 1, 1943. D am No. 1 Cow d rill, w agon, feed c u tte r, hav in GOOD farm s w anted. We have to r W (S e p t. 21. 28. O c t. 5. 12. 19. 1944) M . G . I I A R K . F R A N C IS E . S T I R bu y ers for all types of farm s in Baby C alves b arn . P rice fur all $6500. $4000 G1S, A tto rn e y s . — HOUSEHOLD GOODS — v icinity of H illsboro. If you w ant cash, b alan c e at 5%. ( A t ty . 31. S e p t. 7. 14. 21. 28. 1944) a quick sale on y o u r farm , w rite Bed and springs. 4 ro ck in g chairs, 4 oak d in in g ch airs: 2 rugs. 9x12; F. O. EAtlON MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT E s ta te : E m ilv P e te rs e n II 11 boro, (h o . Phooo B01. 2-ltf or telep h o n e us. O u r re p re se n ta lib ra ry table, phonograph an d records. N O T IC E T O ( R E D IT O R S M cC orm ick-D eering m a n u re sp read er: M cC orm ick-D eering m ow er, 5-ft; tiv e will call on you. no ch arg e N o tic e is h«*rehy g iv e n , t h a t th e u n d e r- LOT 2 blocks from co u rt boUM, S lay ter R ealty Co., 528 S. W. S a l Jo h n D eere sulky plow : disc harro w : stock tra ile r; 500-chick ele c tric a ig n e d . H a ro ld R. F o s te r, has been a p FOR TERMS SEE CLERK OF SALE fo r sale; su itab le f o r sev eral m on P h o n e Itro a d w a v 11 t-i 29 p o in te d E x e c u to r o f th e e a ta te o f E M I L Y brooder: D eL aval 1-unit m ilk in g m achine, com plete: cream cans an d houses. P re -w a r price.- F or p a r p i i 1 Rfll N, Decea »*»1. by :h e County buckets; 1 set of h arn ess; 10-foot stepladder, new ; lots o f sm all tool», ticu lars see A. H m assing, 181 S For Rent C o u rt o f W a s h in g to n C o u n ty . O re g o n . A i l 38 p e rs o n s h a v in g c la im s a g a in s t «aid e s ta te 4 acres of silage corn in field. 12th Avo. 20tf h e re b y n o t if ie d t o p re s e n t th e sam e FOR TERMS: J. W. HUGHES, Auctioneer A. H. ABTS, Clerk, 2 LAKC.E lots. mod. 4 r. hom e, 169 ACRES, 5 m iles n o rth of B u x d ar«* ton, 30 acres u n d er cu ltiv atio n , u ly v e r if ie d n>( b y la w r e q u ire d , t o th e garnge, alm ost com pleted, p a rt of of the C om m ercial N atio n al B ank. H illsboro See M r. A bts of C om m ercial N ational B ank of H illsboro, for C red it u n d e rs ig n e d n t th e la w o ffic e s o f G. R u s Howdy Folks: Looks like good for straw b erries, lots o f pas in te rio r finished in knotty nine, s e ll M o rg a n in H ills b o r o . O re g o n , w it h in it won't be long until aR of O olah S m ejk al, M anning. s ix m o n th s fr o m th e d a te here«»f. still som e add’l. w ork to be done, tu re. Dat»-d A u g u s t 25, 1944. can give im m ediate possession. Ore. the scrap iron and steel sold H A R O L D R. E O S T E R . E x e c u to r. 2 - ROOM fu rn ish ed ap a rtm e n t for $2900. to the Japs w ill be convert R l ’ S H E L L M O R G A N , A t to r n e y f o r Col. J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer For Catalog of Cattle 2 MODERN hom es w ith acreage tak in g c a re of ch ild ren C all 11 E x G e . c u to r. ed back to junk. i F o rest G rove, O regon W rite to M. G. G u n d erso n , and barns, n ear G aston, for salo to 3, days. — 150 W. W ashington tA u -r. 31. S e p t. 7. 14. 21. 29. 1944) at good price and ex cellen t term s street. S ales Mgr., S ilverton, O regon 26p ' E s ta te : B a tt is t a L e o n e tti 3 EX C EPTIO N A LLY fine sm all N O T IC E T O ( R E D IT O R S H aving sold m y farm . I w ill sell the follow ing described p ro p erty farm s w ithin 7 m iles o f H illsboro. Room and Board 39 N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n , t h a t th e u n d e r H ead a p red ictio n th a t s ig n e d . A n th o n y L e o n e tt i, has been a p - a t P u b lic A uction on th e old R eiling farm . (¡1 ACRES, d airy farm . 40 a. un- dor ir r ig . first class d airy barn. ROOM ¡ind board for m en only.—- p o in te d A d m in is t r a t o r o f th e e s ta te o f th e re w ill be no fenders on 141 W. M ain. P h o n e H illsboro B A T T I S T A L E A tN E l’T I , deceased, b y th e 2 hay barns, 2 dwg. houses, good 1/g-mile south and Vs-mile west of Roy, and 4 miles p o st-w ar autom obiles — p a t Hit', I 18tf C o u n ty C o u rt o f W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , O re term s can be arran g ed ; $19.000. g o n . A ll pers o n s h a v in g e ln itu a a g a in s t north and 1 mile east of Forest Grove, on W ILL board a child u n d er school 40 ACRES, excellen t land, m o d te rn in g th e m a fte r th e p re s s a id <*state a re h e re b y n o t if ie d t o p re s e n t age in my home, $49 mo. Mrs. sam e, d u ly v e r if ie d ns b y la w r e q u ire d , to ern home, furnished and e q u ip ent d ay m odels ev id en tly . H aving leased m y farm . T w ill sell th e follow ing described p ro p e rty C. E W crre Rt. 2. Box 16, H ills th e u n d e rs ig n e d n t th e la w o ffic e s o f G. ped, $12.000. at P u b lic A uction on my farm now occupied by R obert K indel, boro. ______ 26p R in s e ll M o rg a n in H ills b o r o , O re g o n , w i t h in s ix m o n th s fr o m th e d a te h e re o f Sale starts at 1 p. m. D a te d S e p te m b e r 1, 1944. %-mile North of Cornelius, on 40 A N T H O N Y L E O N E T T I . A d m in is t r a to r . Wanted to Rent Hut there's no shortage of Real Estate and Insurance G. R U S S E L L M O R G A N , A t to r n e y f o r 11 HEAD OF MIXED DAIRY CATTLE WANT to re n t a good dairy farm service and satisfaction 131 S. 2nd. H illsboro in is t r a to r . witli not less than 15 stanchions. A d m (S«*pt. C onsisting of 7 high g rad e m ixed D u rh am and G uernsey cow s and 7. 14. 21. 28. O c t. R. 1944) w hen you bring your ear to o r C all A loha 02111 20 —F ran s V anT w isk, Rt. 2, B ox 597, 3 R egistered H olstein cows. 5 a re fresh and the balan ce to freshen E s ta te : E n g e lb e rt lle in t e n Sale starts at 1 p. m. CHAPMAN'S for a MAR- l (»K SAI.I. O sw ego. 24-26p N O T IC E O F F I N A L A C C O U N T w ith in 2 m onths. 1 R eg istered H olstein heifer. 6 m onths old. T hese LIC EN SED approved hom e for WANTED to ren t firm land n orth N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e u n d e r FAR LUBRICATION. cow s a re all high testers an d a good producing h erd . F u ll in fo rm a Good tea m w ork horses, w eig h t 2860 lbs. Set h arn ess. aged and convalescents, every of H illsboro. P hone N o rth P lains s ig n e d has fil«*d h is E in n l A c c o u n t in th e tio n w ill be given a t sale. Estnt«* o f E N G E L B E R T H E I N Z E N . de convenience, all care, reasonable 25F1 • Tti ceased, in th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f W a s h in g rates W aters C onvalescent borne, MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT 10 feed er pigs. house w ith option to buy. to n C o u n ty . O re g o n , a n d th e C o u rt hns G asbm , O re. P hone F orest G rove SM ALL G eorge M eyer. F red 's S u p erio r f ix e d M o n d a y . O c to b e r 9, 194 4. n t 9 :3 0 a. 350-egg electric in cu b ato r, 2 b ro o d e r stoves com plete, 4F1W1. 26‘f MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT M arket. 28p m ., in th e C<»urt R o o m o f s a id C o u r t as 4-ROOM house, nook, utility , g a r 29 to GO-aere farm , w ith electricity th«* t im e a n il p la c e f o r th e h e a rin g o f ob lot of chicken w ire and w oven stock w ire, binder,, m ow 7-foot binder. 2-bottom plow, tra c to r disc. 2-section d ra g h arro w , je c tio n s th e r e to a n d th e s e ttle m e n t th e re - age N orm an O lsen, Rt. 3. Box er, disc, sp rin g to o th , sp ik e to o th h a rro w , shoe d rill, hay Will lease, can give good re f e r feed g rinder, fan n in g m ill. B ell C ity corn c u tte r, root cu tter. 3 w ag 1481, B eaverton on B lanton St J o s e p h W O E R N D I.F . E x e c u to r , 304 28p ons, 34 tru c k w agon, iro n -w h eel w agon, and 1 ru b b e r-tire d wagon rak e , c o rru g a te d ro lle r, w a lk in g plow , w agon and bed, East. 26-28p ences No. 1261, care Argus. M c K a v B ld g ., P o r tla n d 4, O re g o n . w ith rack, set harness, saddle, m ilk cooler, ten 10-gallon m ilk cans, JO SEP H W O ERN DLE. A t to r n e y fo r 2-ACRE place for sale. 7-room tu rk e y tro u g h s, fo u n ta in s, b a rre ls, m ovable tu rk e y roosts, R ubber S tnm ps.—G e t them a t the m ilk sep arato r, feed c a rt h and tru ck , p latfo rm scales. M cC orm ick- u to r. house, city w ater, filb erts, w al H illsboro Argus. tl E x e c (S som e second c u ttin g a lfa lfa hay, a n d som e baled clover e p t. 7. I I . 21. 28. O c t. B. 19441 nuts, cherries, apples; located 5 D eerin g tracto r. E s ta te : I o u is C. G td d s m ith hay. num erous sm all a rtic le s an d tools. h lis k s south H ank’s M arket, C o r C hest d raw ers. 3 dressers. 2 beds, ice box, 2 cupboards, h eatin g N O T IC E D I ’ I T N A L A C C O U N T nelius. C ontact M arg aret O 'D on stove, arm chair, 2 rocking ch airs and o th e r articles too n um erous No nell lifter 5 p. m. at W illiam Van TERMS; See Clerk of Sale I n ih e C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S tn te o f to m ention. Lorn's residence or in q u ire C o r O re g o n , f o r th e C o u n ty o f W a s h in g to n . n e liu s p o stm a iter. 21 tt In th e M a tt e r o f th e E s ta te o f L O U I S a , I. ..I. BAN KS dr WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMRER 27th t’. W. G. ID E r Raking Short Cuts Save Needed Time GANSKE BROTHERS, Owners AUCTION SA L E DR. E. V/. ALMQUIST DR. I,. G. SODERHOLM Veterinarians THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th DELTA DRUG STORE See the New 1 9 4 4 DODGE BROS. r u ck W. J. VAN DEHEY, Owner PU BLIC SA L E CADY MOTOR CO. WANTED FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 2 , 1 9 4 4 Places to Sell Washington County Agencies Houses Acreage Farms Filbert Orchards PUBLIC A U CTIO N We Have Buyers TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th Griffith & Meeke FREE AIR By Mick A. A. LAMONT, Owner I 0. GREATHOUSE, Owner AUCTIO N SA L E AUCTION SA L E THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5th GRIFFITH & MEEKE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th a Public Notices Court Orders Audited Circulation A m em b er of th e A u d it B u reau of C irculation«, th e A rg u s gives the A d v e rtise r proof of au th en tic, paid up subscribers. T o th e w ise b u y er of space th e re can be no su b stitu te C ir c u it c o u rt o r d e r « : H«*lcn I I . S tu rd e - v a n t v». C h a rle s O . S tu r d c v a n t, «»rdcr o f r e fe re n c e ; V i r g in i a H . G ir id in w v« J am es W G id d in ira , r e s tr a in in g o r d e r ; W illa C. C a rls o n va. A n d re w A. C a rls o n , o r d e r o f r<'f«*r«*nce. o r d e r o f d e fa u lt ; A lic e H u rle y v«. T o m H u rle y , o r d e r o f r e fe r e n c e ; L e o G o h n ta n vs. L i l l i e G o h n ta n , rqpaent to CHAPMAN'S C G O L D S M IT H . Deceased. N o tic e 1« h e re b y g iv e n th a t th e u n d e r s ig n e d . as E x e c u tr ix o f th e e s ta te o f L o u is C. G o ld s m ith , deceased, has file d h e r f in a l a c c o u n t in th e C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S ta te o f O re g o n f o r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , a n d t h a t M o n d a y , th e 2 n d d a y o f O c to b e r, 1944, a t t h e h o u r o f 9 :3 0 o ’c lo c k in th e fo ro - SERVICE STORE N.W. 1st and Main, Hillsboro C. E. REILING, Owner J. W. HUGHES, Auctioneer A. H. ABTS, Clerk, of C om m ercial N ational B ank of H illsboro JACOR YANDERYEN, Owner J. W. HUGHES, Auction-er A. H. ABTS. Ckrlc, of Commercial National Bank of 'HilUbor* ------------3