P A G E TW O
d rier, above W iley, and ace delivering
th em th is w eek.
P e ru Hill w as
well re p re se n te d <*l th e Blooming
dance S a tu rd a y n i g h t .------T h e W olfe
boys h av e been hauling cordw ood for
Wm. L eig er th is w eek. —— Mr. P.
F ilb e rt and d au g h ter, of M anning,
brother-in-law and nelce o f Wm. and
A llda A lton, w ere th e ir g u e sts
a
few d ay s th is week. ------ T h e H en­
d rick s saw m ill, a fte r h aving been
d o s e d up fo r sev eral m onths, will
com m ence w ork again in about two
w eeks. ------ Mr. C ooper's fru it drier,
w hich he h as recently built, caught
lire last S atu rd ay from a defective
•tie . but by prom pt action th e blaze
w as put out before much d am age was
«tone, only a few tra y s being b u rn ­
ed. ------ S everal farm e rs In th is vicin­
ity a re on th e look out for good cows
to buy. w ith a vow to in creasin g th e ir
supply of m ilk for th e condenser.
------ L aw rence Dixon w as a G rove vis­
ito r Sunday.
T I G A R D V I L L E .
Portland Visitors— House Repaired
— Burning Slashings— Many Attend
Portland Carnival.
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ail done aro u n d h e re will finish up tO-
day. ----- s H o p p ick ers have all gone
hom e to spend th e ir hop m oney, -t----
Mrs. C. L. Beneflel has a new girl,
born Sept. 2(1; w eight, 8 pounds. ------
Mr. C haney W est h as sold big farm
and is m oving to th e N ehalem .fo r
th e w inter.
T lg a rd v 'lle , Sept. 23.—T h e A nnual
O r a n « « R f i r to bo ■1 ,ld O c t. -12b, 'h&ie
becom e a h oliday n ex t only to F ourth
of July, and it is expected to b e b e t­
te r th a n ev er th is year. C ash p rem i­
um s will be paid for b e st exhibits.
A dm ission is free for all. ------ Bishop
O 'R eilly and F a th e r D esm arlus, who
a re h aving tro u b le a t B ak er City, Ore.,
w ere both form erly a t th is parish.
------ School will open n e x t M onday,
Sept. 28th, In th e new 4-room school-
building, w hich is JJust com pleted,
m ak in g th e la rg e st and b e st co u n try
school in th e county. ------ E n g in eer
Macleod has moved his fo rce up to
G ro w ers’, of Scholls. T he survey has
been m ade up th e T u a la tin a s fa r as
N. O. M cD onald’s, opp o site K tnton.
------ Mrs. B. J. G odm an. w ho h as been
on th e sick list, is slig h tly b e tte r.
------ Mr. B ehenke Is now b usy drying
p ru n es for th e public.
S H E R W O O D .
i
2 cantS-Msd el M Pn> .aJart <i d nt x ♦
W TR N H »f.
Scoggins Valley. Sept. 24.— Miss Ma,-
hel M atteson and he^r b ro th e r Roy left
Monday fo r C orvallis, «where th e y wl(l
a tte n d school th is winder, r —— Mr. Tal­
b ert M iller's n u > th e rg fd f% d here » latá
ts tk
J > r k from Mt< bfi0i|
ryone
spwsd th e w inter.
Most everyone
>rn th e Valley Who w ent hoppteking
Judge from the
thfcy «Mist havej
<*«ta h o m e, wffc wpfl .ftllefi p u rse s .->•
-M r W ln -F re i «h l$'4Hi‘>h e r of The
. jjL Ì-Arigley v isited
sfiW edtfesday afterj
o # t h e f a r m e r s are
f la y to Gale« Spur
„
N um erous toads o flu m -
rfally from P a tto n 's saw m ll^
th re sh e r j g .again w ith us?
ex p ect to h n tjiiiA « A ls vaiie,
(his Week —B ears a r e 'qhtle jm m erou
la th is kw-alRy. Mr I-ahale had eig h t
la m b # Allied M ait Vi «A — R alph
yah. C lyde W bR IhilT atm Catf
visited th e falls Sunday, »
y * w r* ' hooi a i
Fh
•-Pound
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T g X WOT
Wan n 1
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M R * a tte n d a n c e T h f * S la te rs fron
S t M ary’s Hom« a rg the te a c h e rs
— F a rm e rs a re m o stly yfltMhiih
Office over Dugan & W at/o u a’ S to re.
Q U IC K L Y .-
E ighty acres, 1V4 m iles w est of G as­
ton; 7-room house, nearly new ; barn.
63x42 feet, finished and p ain ted ; other
o u tb uildings;
o rch ard sufficient for
fam ily use; fences in good condition,
40 acres u n d er good cu ltiv atio n ; 38
to n s of hay in b a rn will be throw n in.
P rice, $3000, if tak en before Septem ­
ber 28. Good living w ater in pasture.
LANGLEY & SON.
F o re s t Grove, Oregon.
--------------- CT L.1 LAR G E, M. D„--------------
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V
A. J . W irtz.
B aths.
L aundry A gency.
Pacific A venue, F o re st Grove.
C. E. G EIG ER , M. D„
Homeopathist Physician and Surgeon.
Office, over W esco tt’s Store.
R esidence, e a st of M. E. C hurch.
F o rest Grove, Oregon.
DR. R. NIXON,
D entist.
Physician and Surgeon.
D iseases of w omen a specialty.
P a O FESSO R AND
MRS. CHAPMAN
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O IT Y B A R B ER SHOP,
Oregon
Forest Grove,
F o re s t Grove, O regon.
V erboort C atholic ch u rch a re still be-
G et your im plem ents a t Mrs. Ma-1
E. F. S E IF E R T ,
ing continued. T he V erboort church ] th ie s’ sto re, C ornelius, and get them !
J. B. B E A L LAN D CO.
Photographer,
and g ro u n d s in th e opinion of all is a t reduced prices.
Stock, F ru it and D airy F arm s. T im ­
one of th e n icest in W asaln g to n Coun­
b er L ands, C ity and Tow n P roperty. F in e out door view s a specialty.
ty. ------Rev. F a th e r B ronsgess. of The
SUM M ONS.
Forest Grove, Oregon.
G allery over B azar, F o re s t G rove.
D alles, o n e of the p ioneer p rie sts of
E. B. R E N TZ , M. D„
E a ste rn O regon, w as lately on a visit
In th e C ircuit C ourt o f th e S ta te of
to his old frien d , Rey. F a th e r V erhaag,
Physician and Surgeon.
O regon, in and fo r W ashington
of V erboort.------Rev. F a th e r V erhaag
County.
Office over A bbott’s Jew elry Store.
visited P o rtla n d th is w eek.
Jo h n W. B arcroft, Plaintiff,
Leading Barber Shop
(B oth ’phones.)
vs.
F o re s t G rove, O regon.
Up-to-Date H a irc u ttin g and Shav­
H a rrie t N. B arcroft, D efendant.
G A L E S
C R E E K .
ing. L au n d ry agency.
L. L. Langley.
To H a rrie t N. B arcroft, D efendant W. M. L angley.
Main
S
treet.
F o re s t Grove.
Cattle Sell Cheap— Condenser Cow
L A N G L E Y & SON,
Above
N
am
ed:
—
Shipment Received — Bears on a
In th e n am e of th e S ta te of Oregon,
A tto r n e y s a n d C o u n se lo rs s t L aw
Veal Diet— Prune Driers Busy.
S H IN G LE YO U R HO USE.
you a r e h ereb y notified th a t th e p lain ­ N o ta r ie s P u b lic
U p s ta ir s
R eal E s ta te a n d
W a g n e r B ldg.
G ales C reek, S ept. 23.—T he Rev. tiff h erein has filed a com plaint a g ain st C o n v e y a n c in g
F o r e s t G ro v e
F o r b est " S ta r A S ta r” sh in g les,
H ow ard I.a to u re tte , of M cM innville, you in th e above e n titled C ourt, and
m ade of O regon’s h ig h est g rad e ced ar,
J.
N.
H
O
FFM
A
N
,
you
a
re
h
ereby
required
to
a
p
p
ear
p reach ed an eloquent serm on last S un­
m o d eiate prices, w rite or in q u ire of J .
day a t th e Union cn u rch . T ext H eb. and a n sw e r said com plaint on or be­
M. H am blin, Glenwood, O regon.
fore
th
e
la
s
t
of
th
e
tim
e
p
rescrib
ed
Attorney ana Counselor at Law.
2:3. ------ M isses M arie and A nna P e t­
erson of T he Dalles a re visiting th e ir by o rd e r of publication hereof, to-w it:
U pstairs, C aples Block.
Wanted—Good B a rtle tt p e a rs, not
cousin. Miss Cora M c C la rre n .------Mrs. On o r b efo re th e 23rd day of O ctober,
F o re s t Grove, Oregon. under 2'/2 inches in diameter, in ex­
Sam W ells has re tu rn e d from h e r 1903.
You a re fu rth e r notified th a t if you
change for goods a t B ailey’s
Big
E a ste rn O regon visit. ------ On T ues­
E arl B. H aw ks S tore.
day Mr. N ick M oner and sons had a fail to a p p e a r and a n sw e r th e com ­ W. H. H ollis.
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sale of livestock. A bout forty head of p lain t h erein , o r to plead th ereto , th e
H O LLIS & HAW KS,
c a ttle w ere soid a t a v ery low figure.— plaintiff will cause your d efau lt to be
F o r Sale.— 5-room house, 2 lo ts, in
LAW YERS
— W ill W illiam s an d fam ily, accom ­ en te re d and will apply to th e C ourt
Real E s ta te and C orporation La:
a C ornelius; know n as L afe W ilson’s.
panied by his fa th e r an d m other, Mr. above m entioned for th e relief prayed
Specialty.
Good w ater. A pply to Mrs. M. W ilson,
and Mrs. Jo h n W illiam s, and Miss for in th e com plaint herein, th a t Is to O ffice e v e r H in e s a
C ornelius, O regon.
*
F o r e s t G ro v e i
Mary W illiam s, of Dilley, also E rn e st say, fo r a decree fo rev er dissolving W « * n e r'» D ru g S to r e
B urke and Mrs. S adie Griffith sp en t th e bonds of m atrim ony th a t now ex­
Sunday a t W ill's m ountain ranch.— - is t betw een plaintiff and d efendant,
T he fa c to ry cows hav e arriv ed . So fa r and fo r such fu rth e r re lie f as th e
th ey a re giving very good satisfaction. C ourt m ay deem equitable In th e p rem ­
T h e re m ay be one o r tw o of the n in e­ ises.
T h e d a te of th e first publication of
teen th a t lifts a foot occasiq
w hile
being m ilked, b u t th a t Is a —**/ sm all d e fen d an t's sum m ons Is F riday, Sept.
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item if th e cow gives th e required 11, 1903, and th a t of th e la s t publica­
Manufacture all kinds of Grain Products, Chop, Stock Peed and Flour.
am ount of milk. Cows received by tion th e re o f is Friday, O ct. 23, 1903,
John H eisler, 6; M at H ines, 3; G rey and th e said sum m ons shall be pub-
B est O regon—A blend of choice h a rd
T h rap p , 3; Bud R anes, 1; F ran k A llen, lishlished on F rid ay of each w eek for
w h e a t and soft valley w heat, m aking
2; Met V incent, 1; W ilson, 2.------Jo h n a period of six consecutive w eeks be­
th e b e st of flour.
P roctor, who has been p astu rin g his tw een said dates.
yearling and spring calves in th e hills
T h is sum m ons is published by o r­
Farm Feed Chopping a Specialty.
ab o u t a mile from h is home, h a s had d er of H qn. L. A. Rood, C ounty Ju d g e
five of them eaten by bears. Mr. P ro c ­ of W ashington County, O regon, said
tor. accom panied by som e neighbors, o rd e r h av in g been m ade In cham b ers
h u nted for bruin on Monday, b u t w ere Sept. 10, 1903
unable to find him .------ T he prune s e a ­
W. M. LANGLEY & SON,
son is h ere, p icking up prunes and
A tto rn ey s fo r P laintiff.
drying them a re keeping the people,
and M essrs. B erry, T h rap p and McGil-
very, very b u s y .------Mrs. C aroline Ile r
Wanted— All th e people in th is vi­
has ju s t re tu rn ed fro m th e s ta te fair.
She re p o rts a p leasan t trip an d .th e cin ity to call a t Roe & B uxton’s and
Well made and as
ra ttle ex h ib it w orth going a long d is­ in sp ect one of th e m ost com plete lines
easy as an old shoe.
ta n c e to see.------H oppickers a re com ­ o f fu rn itu re , selling a t th e low est
That’s our
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ing in from all d irections w ith well- prices, In th e county.
W. N. SEARS
Aplin M ills Co.,
of Cornelius
Buy and Store All Kinds of Ora
Silver Dust F lour
APLIN MILLS COOTP’NY
CORNELIUS, ORE.
Handsome
filled pocketbooks. Mrs. Guy T h rap p
has Just retu rn ed from
H opew ell,
w here h e r fa to e r ru n s a hop yard.
Mrs. T h rap p m ade $30 in less th an tw o
weeks. ------Mrs. B rice W illson, of
Glenwood, visited w ith Mrs. A. p . S a r­
g en t on Sunday last.
N O T IC E
f
FOR
P U B L IC A TIO N .
U nited S ta te s I,and Office,
O regon City, Ore., Ju ly 23, 1903.
N otice ts h ereby given th a t In com ­
pliance w ith th e provisions of th e act
• f C ongress of Ju n e 3. 1878, en titled
"An a c t fo r th e sale o f tim b er lan d s
T he n ex t sem i-annual reunion of th e in th e S ta te s of C alifornia, N evada,
and W ashington T e rrio ry ,” as ex­
W ashington C ounty V e te ra n s’ A ssocia­ tended to all th e Public L and S ta te s
tion will m eet a t B eaverton on T h u rs ­ by a r t of A ugust 4. 1892, C olum bus
day, O ct. 1, a t 10 o’clock A. M. ■ A full W. Cowan, o f P ortland, county of M ult­
a tte n d a n c e Is req u ested ,
W illiam nom ah. S ta te of O regon, has th is day
• led In th is office his sw orn sta te m e n t
Leach, P resid en t,
>- 18-19
No 6223, fo r th e p u rch ase of th e NE14
of SE*4. Sec. 12. T. 2 N„ R. 6. W.. and
lots 1, 2 and 3 In T ow nship No. 2
••» tv --,
- r F,.' >
N.„ R a n g - No.. 5 W.. an.d will offer
-______ ,.i
_______ ,.nfi Vt ft
show th a t th e land sough t i l
valuable for Its tim b er o r stone
fo r
agslcnltupgl
purposes,
e s tta b lish his claim to said
land before th e R eg ister and R eceiver
of th is office a t O regon City. Ore., on
T hu rsd ay , th e 22 day o f O ctober, 1903.'
fie nam es as w itnesses: Ja m e s B.
H ouston. W. A. T rttes, L. R. H ouston,
W. A. flordon. all of P o rtlan d , Ore.
Any and all persons clam ing a d ­
versely th e above-described lands a re
requested to file th eir claim in th is of­
fice on or before M id 22nd day of
October. 1903.
THIRTY YEARS AGO iha advint oUka
’ —
Al#GHRyjON 8. D RESSER.
R eceiver.
A Record of 30 Years
1873
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I« 4t«MqhWr R I t >w*
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V E R B O O R T .
« « *wr>nd yf^-yOt*
II*
kite * fh «H iO | x ««— Ter-«hir<j
—Wiens am Rr*ee»,«*Nariefi«»- 1 j
«y -’&jr -g-eS
-iA fc i'w ira
D e n tis t
—
Grange Meeting— R. R. Surveying
Party— Several
New Residents—
Hunters Get Four Deer, but No
Bear— Big Slashing Burn Threatens
Town.
B eav erto n , S ept. 24.—All th e hop-
p ick ers have re tu rn e d from th e hop
y ard s and th e tow n h as ta k e n on its
usu al a ctiv ity .------O ne of th e la rg e st
cro w d s ev er In a tte n d a n c e a t a fu n eral
h ere atte n d e d th e fu n eral serv ic e s of
th e la te J. N.' F ish e r, la s t S unday.—
J. M. H ankln an d w ife a re a tte n d in g
Vhc fp u cig l o f.M r Sttarlgg a t I m C a­
m as, W ash., th is w eek. — J . M. S m ith
re p o rts the th e ft of a p air of lin es from
h is b arn .----- - M rs. D esinge is con
valescing a fte r q u ite a spell of illness
------G. W. S te tt is ag ain able to be out.
---- - F r e d F o s te r Was in tow n on b usi­
n e ss T h u rsd a y . ------B eav erto n had a
ta s te of real e x c ite m e n t W ednesday
evening. E arly ln> th e evening four
young m en sto le a railro a d velocipede
a t B e rth a and cam e dow n to th e edge
of tow n and th e re le ft th e velocipede
an d proceeded to “size up" th e tow n
A little la te r thyac .brought th e veloci
pede up tow n an d le ft it on th e rail­
road tra c k by th e depot. Som e Of
th e young m en of th e tow n th o u g h t
th e se fellow s acte d too suspiciously
and un d erto o k to g a th e r them in w ith
th e aid of th e m a rsh al, b u t through
a m isu n d e rsta n d in g som e of th e boys
told th e s tra n g e rs th a t they would be
a rre s te d if th£y Sid not move on, so
they left th e tow n im m ed iately , and
also th e velocipede,
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SCOGGI NS
VALLEY, -
E- Vy, H A IN E S , B A N K ER .
• t r . t K ane, C a sh le rJ
Forest Grove,
Oregon.
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DR. H O V E Y
Gales Creek, Oregon.
- A BARGAIN ' * IF
f ^ T A K E N
Scholls, Sept.
22.—T h e
Scholls
G range m et a t th e A rtisan H all S a t­
urday, Sept. 19th, an d had a fine m e e t­
ing. Several b ro th e rs an d s iste rs
from B utte G range. T igardville, w ere
p resen t. ------ Mr. F. E. Rowell and
Je s se S n y d er sp e n t Sunday in P o rt­
land. ------ C. H. B rooks, W. E. P ros
s e r and H. L. F lin t re tu rn e d from th e
m o u n tain s F rid ay w ith four d eer, b u t
Mr. B ruin w as a little too sh a rp for
them and k e p t o u t o f sight. ------ Mr.
H erm an B ru n er tra d e d his tan d em b i­
cycle to Elgin W allen for a shotgun
and w a tc h .’— '- T h e S. P. R. R. su r­
veyors a re Stopping a t Mr. F. Gron-
e r s ’ now. T h ey a re ru n n in g a line
up th e T u a la tin riv e r. ------ W. W.
Ja q u ith w as in tow n today. He seem ­
ed very m uch in te re ste d in th e ra il­
road p lans. ------ Mrs. H ath aw ay , of
V ancouver, W ash, and Mrs. H a ttie
W irtz, of La G ran d e, a re v isitin g w ith
th e ir m o th er, Mrs. Jtn ap p , th is w eek.
------ T. J. W allan Ms helping Je sse
S n y d er w ith his h o u se th is w e e k .------
Mr. W ill C u rb y ’s fa th e r and m o th e r
and fam ily m oved Into tow n th is w eek.
T h ey cam e from E le k a n d ria , Mo. ------
T h e re w as q u ite a little e x citem en t in
tow n Sunday aftern o o n , w hen C. Moi­
sted se t his larg e slash in g afire, b u t
no d am ag e w as done. ------ M rs. E. E.
S ch m eltzer is v isitin g h e r d au g h ter,
Mrs. P e a rl S keels, th is w eek.
t ,
Lilly Ä^Hines
M anufacturer of all.jklnds of Rough
and D ressed Lum bfir. D elivery on
sh o rt notice. S to c k 'b n band. P rices
reasonable. W rite, phone o r call.
SCHOLLS.
Pleased With the Stale File— Hotel
Landlord Ratlrea— Disorderly Vial-
tor Contribute« to City Treasury—
Railroad Officials Inspecting— Pub­
lic School to Open— Hope in Demand To Attend ths Agricultural College—
Michigan Visitors— Hauling Baled
at 22 Cents.
Hay and Lumbar— Bears in Abund­
ance—
Thresher Again at Work.
Sherw ood, Sept. 22.—J. C. Smock
and wife, Mrs. J. E. M orback and O.
W . D uke w ere a tte n d a n ts a t th e S ta te
F a ir la st w eek. All re tu rn e d very en ­
th u s ia stic as to th e way th e various
e a tu re s of th e fa ir r e s u lte d ------M rs
'h a m p a n an d d au g h ter, who ( have
been v isitin g w ith Mrs. h i i y i o r ' fluk­
in g th e la s t tw o week 4, have left
fo r th e ir hom e in W alla W alia, W ash.
—
Mr. R. Jo n es h as v acated th e
Sherw ood H otel, and Is now living a
re tire d life in G erm an T ow n, a su­
b u rb of Sherw ood. —— C lyde tytker.
o f P le a sa n t H ill, w as a rr e s te d ,I f f , the
tow n m a rsh a l on la s t S aturday., and
Upon conviction
before
R eco rd er
M orback. w as fined $10 for.,|J^$lng
d ru n k and diso rd erly . ------ TJ$glrj3her-
Wood d ep o t is ta k in g on quItftdLPblne
today, p rep arato ry - to th e
th e a P. Oo.'s ann u al Inepupkja» f- *—
•The Sherw ood public school piULdpen
tm Monday. S ept M th. As m eat
th e fall -work t* over, we an tic ip a te
$ good A tte n d a n c e -fo r th e first Jay.
— M hferal
b u y ers h av e m ade
h e lr a n n u a l arHAal in tow n, and as
a r a s rep o rted tw o sale* have been
• M <'Pelr*f* W* 3 4 M k r A a M * 4 *M ff
N E W S, FO R E ST OROVE. OR., S E P T . 2», "1903.
The C onservatory of Music F acu lty
T igardville. Sept. 23.— Mrs. E liza­
b eth C rocket, of P o rtlan d , h as been
v isitin g h e r m o th er, Mrs. Frew ing, of
th is p la c e .------T he S. P. R. R. survey­
o rs w ho w ere statio n ed a t th is place
moved to Scholls Monday, w here they
will com p lete th is line to H illsboro;
they have been m oving q u ite rapidly
on this line, for it is only a p relim ­
inary, but, p ro sp ects being good, they
th in k th ey will be back soon to m ake
a p erm an en t l i n e .------Mrs. G rove has
re tu rn e d to P o rtla n d , w h ere sh e will
w ork for G. P. Rum m elln & Sons, fu r­
rie rs. ------ A larg e n u m b er of T ig a rd ­
ville people have been a tte n d in g the
carn iv al a t P o rtlan d th is w eek. ------
Mrs. J. M. O verholtzer h as had a lady
friend visitin g h e r from
P o rtlan d .
------ Mr. A. P. S m ith Is going to have
bis house re p aired . ------ T h e re have
B E A V E R T O N .
been som e larg e fires a b o u t T ig a rd ­
v ille th is w eek, as people w ere tak in g
a d v a n ta g e of th e good w e a th e r
to Town Again Lively— Large Gathering
at Funeral Honor« Memory of Late
b u rn th e ir slash in g s. ------ T h e M isses
J. N. Fisher— Petty Theft— A Hot
P ollard w ere v istin g a t P ro g ress this
Tim e in the Town.
w eek.
Grange Fair— Principals in Baker
City
Trouble Formerly
Parish
Priests— New
Four-room Public
School Building— School to Open
Monday— Railway Surveyors Move
Camp.
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Foroet Grove,
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“Majestic”
$2.50 Shoe.
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Forest Grove Shoe Store
W e a re .a e llln g th is high-grade Shoe w ith o th e r stro n g lines a t $1.86 to
$3.88, w ith Cheaper o n e s $1.2» tfi $1.85 In lad ies' goods.
M EN'S H E A V Y A N D F IN E SHOE'S.
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W. L. D ouglass
................... ......................... $3.00 to $4.00
Dr. R eed's C ushion S o le s....................... ..............$3.00 to $6.00
W ith 40 o th e r sty les fro m ...............
$1.50 to $2.85
Come an d see us. All dollars count alike.
A. A. C u tter L ogger a t $6.50; o th e r L oggers $4.00 and $4.50. H igh C ut
Shoea $1.85 to $3.85
F O R E S T GROVE SH O E S TO R E
ie ready fo r F all and W et W eath er. S tock C om plete.
And as It w ill'>oon be school days ag ain we have ta k e n e x tra pains
to g et a big lot of C H ILD R EN ’S SH O E S and for th e girls we have a
School B ag w ith all Shoes from **.50 to ' $3.75.
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