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HIGH GKADE
Natural Tone
TALKING &
SINGING
MACHINE
FREE
Call at our store and hear the specially prepared Records of Hands and other In
strumental Music, Sougs, Stories, Recitations, etc., and assure yourself that
this is the best o tiered. You Buy Only the Records.
THK-K KKCO.UX A UK FAMOUS FOR THKIR TONK AND IJUALI I Y
A n hn. fnvrtin.r it hue no tul. The Iwt Uleut in the country in brought right to jour
tup s'lio to while wy th I .m wninss with cotuicl lecititiond dJ ongs. An impromptu
diief may I pott r 1 j t a nu luenl'o notice and here you have the be l nreheetra of the
CMin'ry M ol.y th cln.i- nut no. Or you may wtah to learn a oor and what better instructor
ran you have thn 'i- ( ttn IWrlen sirues to phraee a eong ow and over again il need he.
The 'pweiluiitit of tht wimierfu! little imchine for instruction and amueement are endleeii.
iks siphon of instrumknt
The Cabinet MJ of li"ivy, ild out thmunhout. Corner poeU are made with fluted moulding.
Ni'ikled T.'ue Arm Th" l.tie-t triuiui.h of (scientific research, producing the largeet volume iul
I urert lon iniiity. eliininatirg the meialic ecratch so common in ordinary type of machine.
Th- M.iW Oi special c.'i' .Rih and conftruclion, unusually durable.
Tirn Tab'e Tt-r-ii cli diamvt-r. occommoiUting any size disc record.
S an.lard Analvi'mg Ufproducer (sound box) Insuring the ruoet perfect reproduction of any
known emnd; fitted with .u'.nmtic needle clamp, permitting of the instant releasing or (int
er ine of the ne-d!e-
Sp-ed Regulator IVrmittine the ready adjustment of the speed to suit the individual fancy or
riquirements. fiich a for dnce music or speaking records.
Flower Horn Seventeen inch in length, with a fifteen inch tlare bell. Finished io a beautiful
deep, rich red enaml. and decorated with gold stripes.
One Stndid Talking Machine with hndsome Flower Horn FRKE to every Customer who
Cich Purchases amount to $50.00.
GOFF BROS. & 1RMLER. Forest Grove and Cornelius.
Sell Hardware, Stove?, lUnats, Wag ins, Buggies and Implements, Paints, Building Material.
BANK OF BEAVERTON
Deaverton, Ore.
CAPITAL STOCK $10,000
J. MOTT. Prest
J. T. WILLIAMS. Vice Pres.
W. E. P EGG. Secy.
H. W. BOLG Eli, Cashier
liTransacts a General Banking Business.
4 Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits.
Money to Loan on Good Security.
Fire Insurance in the Best Companies.
We are Insured against Burglary and Fire.
Our Officers are Bonded. Depositors are as well Pro
tected as in the Largest Bank.
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FAIR I: X HI KITS
(Coutimird from CagvJ.)
1910
Start the NEW YEAR by opening an
account with the
llillsboro Commercial Bank
EDW. SCIIULMERICH.fPresident
GEO. SCIIULMERICH, Cashier
We do a general banking business, and
the strength of our institution is un
questioned. Courteous treatment to all.
Be One of Our Patrons
Pays You 4 Per Cent Interest on
Savings and Time Deposits
Mi MvNutl - Knov oik,
Miwl'lmif Imtuir, Mi IVutl Sli.iw.
r-Vu-v lor rlitl.ln ii, Mim Ktr Hniiilw
l-Kl.'.K t'ATTl K
William Scluilmericli. 1st ri.e
on Jersey cow, Martha.
George Biersdorf on Jersey
cow. Cuga. L'tul.
Wm Scluilmerich, third prize
on Julia.
Win Scluilmericli. 1st on aged
bull; Kit' Sehiefl'elin, L'nd.
Bull calf. J D Mickle. 1st; Wm
Scluilmericli. 2nd and onl, Dan
Burkhalter, 4th.
Heifer calf Goo Biersdorf. 1st
and 'J:id on pair twins; Win Seliul
niericli, onl.
Holstein bull calf. Clias Crock
er. 1st.
Bii n Sw iss bull. John Keicli
en. West 1'nion. 1st prize.
HUSr I'KtZK I'Ol't.TKV
D Burkhalter. Plymouth Bocks.
J l' Lamkin, Plymouth Bock
pullets.
Max Cran.lall. Bed BiH-ks.
J KSaundeis, l'lymmith Bocks,
White and Brown Legliorns.
11 Danmvl. Plymouth B.K'ks.
Sam Moon, Cornish game, cok
and two liens.
T P GiHHlin, White Orpington, I
:l first prizes.
Mrs Walton, Blunle Island Bods.
K V Sias. two first prizes.
White Wyaiulotfes.
Mrs Kmma Irwin, Plvmoutli
U.H-ks.
Misses Sager. Houdans.
K J Juhnson. Hamluirgs.
Georgia l!;icon. Bull" Orpington.
Harold Bacon. Thoo Pitman.
Karl Hobbs and A Bussd. prizes
on Bantams.
cM)ii:k' now A(ii:M
CHARTER NO. 8036
CONDENSED REPORT OF
The First National Bank
of forest grove, oregon.
At the Close of Business June 30, 19x0.
ASSKTK MABILITKS
Loans and Iiscounts...f 9s, 214. 00 Capilal anil Surplus $ 30,000.00
U. S. and Otter lUmcU... 4rJ.H"5 " Undivided Trofits 1,671.11
Hoiking House Fixtures 10,710.49 Circulation....- J5.000.00
Cushand Kxchange. . . . 5.3'" "3 Deposits '4.437-3
Total fW3." y 52 Total $203,109.52
Directors- L. J. OoiiL, John' Tkmi'LKTon, T. W. Sain, H.
1 QQVy E V. llAINfCS, GliOKGB MlZNFJt, LEVI SMITH,
W. H. HoLLis, W. K. Newi;ll, II. T. Buxton.
We appreciate your jmronage and hope to merit a contin
uance of same.
lFroTS Official statement January 31, 1910, $108,035.91
Deposits:-Oflicial statement June 30, 1910, $203,109.52.
Increase in Deposits 35 per cent.
John K millennial. Irx-t watermelon.
Kerd lirunM, tiniwt waluuU i ri,.i,.,.
Jnbn liatM, lct display of illllrn-i l
kin. In of grain and eraHwa. brat dixnlav
, ul Krain in jn, ami quincM
Kml Haw for rxwt club wtrat.
S M Chapman. bmt di.ipla; ol timmttwi
j on one vm, 35 jwviiiuU.
Climax Mill fur ll.iur of all kni.
j Mia Winner. ranpbrHra on the vim-.
j Mr t'twl (ur larie whit grin.
j Mr A W llarlirr, Concord graH.
' Kernard Iis, Italian and ilvr primpi.
I rpgon Nurmrjr I'o. nurwrf nUx-lc.
1'at'iltc Coax! C'oiulenaMl Milk Co fur
! romlonanl milk.
j 8 M Chapman fur large rd bmU.
I I)Ttrhatod or the Ulloat corn, dried '
ci mm. apple and pear.
Mr Korwick, lien burbai.k pntatota.
K Wilier for red carrot.
Krank M'llliaim, giKm ne:k sweit .
laumiuaab. Peter Boivw lor yellow dent com.
Mr Hamgrover for white onlotia.
Heurjr lick for tlai.
Henry H unteuian, largint and InngeM
display of alfalfa. 8 feet loug.
Mrs Llnklaler fur Ilia irettit liw ipI
red peppera.
A K braudaw for tha largiwt radixli.
HORSES
Belifian stallion -First prize.
Banks Belgian Horse Co. This
horse took first prize last season.
Fercheron stallion First prize,
E. E. Northrup; 2nd, A. Kdern.
Coach stallion - J. D, Mickle,
first.
Best trotter and pacer -W. II.
Wilson, Gales Creek.
Best draft colt, M. M. Harvey,
1st; Mickle, 2nd.
Best horse shown, J. D. Mickle.
Canned Articles
I'eam Grace Bath, 1st; .Irs John Hales,
2nd.
I'eactea Grace Hath, lwt; Mm J A
Zimmerman, 2nd.
Chernea Mrs Peter Itoacow, Ist: Mra
Oeo Hchulnierlct, Vnd.
Tomatoea Mra K F McNelly. 1st; Mrs
John (itei, 2nd.
Ktrawherriea Mrs John Gales, 1st: Mrs
Peter Moscow, 'Jnd,
Means Mra D Murkhaltnr, 1st; Mra
John Uatns, 2nd.
Peas Mrs J J Krebs, lat; Miss Htieain,
2nd.
Corn Misa Ktream, 1st; Mra J A Zim
merman, 2nd.
(iooseberrlos Mrs I'eter Itoacow, ImI;
MraJ A Imbrie, 2nd.
SweepaUkes, Mra John Oater ).'!. First
prize awarded $1, and aocoud, M ceutn.
Hecoud iweepstakea, Mias Htreain, 2.
K11i-Auk TWM. 1st; Mra I) Hnrklial
ter, 2nd.
Itresd Miss Stream. 1st, prlzn, I.
Kicellerit no prixe awarded Mra J A
Zimmerman on pork and deans, vegeta
bles, venison, carrots; Mine Mattie Stream,
aaparagua; Mra Geo Hcbulmerich, sliced
cucumbers; Mrs P Uoscow, pickles.
Jelly-Mra M J Hellaire, 1st; Mrs (J W
Itedmoud, 2nd.
Point lace Mra McNelly, 1st; Mra
Wystt, 2nd.
Mattentierg Mrs Bertha Hehse, 1st.
Knit lace-Mrs McNelly, 1st; Mrs 0 J
Adams. 2nd.
Kmbroldery white eyelet Mrs Mc
Nelly, 1st; Mrs Wm Helling, 2nd.
French Mra J J Krebs, 1st; Myrtle
Butler, 2nd.
Colored eintnldery Anna Bias, 1st;
Mrs J J Krebs, 2nd.
Tatting Anna Hiaa, lal; Mra M J Hol
la' re, 2ml.
Cushions -colored nmb -Mrs Krebs.lat;
Mrs J A I in brie, 2nd.
Darned Mra W Heara, 1st; Mra J A
I'ierce, 2nd.
Silk quilts Mrs S Fletcher, ist; Mis
M M Harvey, second
Cotton quilts Mrs J II Hellaire, first;
Mrs John Northrup, second.
Knit quilts Mrs C J Adams, first;
MuTlios Kerr, second.
Wool quilts Mrs N T Jones, first.
Children's work Sewing, Theresa Ku-
j ratli, aged years, first; Kdith A Jirown,
City H 3.
tancy work Johnny Kurslli, ist;
Kdith Brandaw, 2nd.
guilt Ella Magrudcr, first.
Excellent on fsncy work cushions;
Miss Butler, Mrs M J lieliaire and Miss
Una Foord. Doilies; Mrs K L Moore,
Mrs McNelly, Mrs Krebs. Iiurnt wood;
Miss Mattie Stream. Handkerchicf-i;
Miss Sias Indelible painting; Mrs VV
Hammer. Quilts; Mrs Win Keiling, Mrs
u F Kuitnott, Miss Claire luibrie, Mrs A
11. H. Crunise, av'ent for the
Oregon Fleet rie ever since the
line was estahlished in this city,
has ln-en transferred to Wilson
ville at his renuest and ha.s jrone
to that Willamette Uiver station
to assume his duties. S. 1kjht,
who has lieen ooeratur and as
sistant atfent under Mr. Crunise.
has Uvn prtimoted tn the agency
at HillstKim, and W. T. Walton,
of Suth HillsU.ro. will be his
operator ami assistant
Mr. Cronise lias rnado many
friends since his residence in the
city, and Mr. Cooper Jiau many
friends who are pleased to hear
of his promotion.
With the advent of the rains
the mads are a train Kettintf mud
dy, and the physicians have dis
carded their autos and taken to
their horses and vehicles. Thev
can rot make the time as of old, !
and they come in tired with their
trips. '
C. L. Benetiel. of alnive Hanks,
was in the city Monday. j
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Just Arrived
A new chic line
Ladies' Waists
75c to $2.00
New Sweaters
for Men, Women
and Children.
All prices.
New Styles
in Boys' Caps,
25c and 50c
V
Infants' Goods
limonas, Under
shirts, Ruben
Shirts, Storh
Pants
Excepional Value s in Cotton DlanKets,
Comforters and Genuine Cotton Bats---not
ground rags.
BAIRD
In the New HcUlel bloch
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So Well
Made
So Stylish
Coats
La Vogue
Suits
Satisfies Every "Woman that Wears Them,
worn
They're perfectly tailored keep their shapely lines and stylish look until
out. Materials, linings and making are all so good that they wear longer than
most garments at higher prices. That you may know with absolute certainty
when you wear a La Vogue that your suit or coat is correct, we keep in ierson
al touch with the style-centers all the time, at a great cost in money.
La Vogue models are made in numerous designs for Women's,
Ladies and Misses' wear. They are practical, economical gar
ments. strictly man-tailored, fitted on models and personally in
spected. We offer them to our trade with confidence,
A. GROSS,
Third &. Main Sts, Hillsboro
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