Gaston
I wood T a lk s
3est
Separator
■ f the readers of “ Hazel-
p s ” ask us what separator
K r the best.
T he U. S.
|is the best made for farm
■kirns the most cream from
■ holding the world’s rec-
Ifewer parts to keep clean,
lr of operation, is less liable
It by accident or misuse,
r all else, it is built to last,
le this best of separators for
b patrons, we bring them
r"
here by the carload
and stand the freight
charge ourselves, sel-
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ling the machines f.o.
b.cheaper in Portland
than anyone can buy
Li
them for f.o.b.Bellows
Falls, V t., where the
p— — great manufactory is
T o stimulate interest in
in this region, we will sell
parators to all dairymen,
pur patrons or not, and will
same terms and cash dis-
rowth as a creamery concern
I upon our being able to ob-
rge supply of cream from
bn. Nothing will help us
I in this as placing the best
I made on the dairy farms
I to Portland.
[confirms our judgement in
B. is the fact that we sell
;. S. machines through our
irs who have bought them
piny other way.
When a
u buys a U . S. and uses it
fr year, seeing how it earns
over and over again in sav-
ipi, and sees '
le it costs for j E ach
[oil, how little
T
t is to keep M achine
ow simple it
c
m
iperate, and
¿ - x o ii»
tead ol being
¡y|o r v .
!>y
ordinary
ige it keeps — —— —■—
after year skimming just as
id running just as easy, it
rim enthusiastic about his
!. H e tells his neighbors
it and that
sells
more
;s of the same kind.
For
«chine we sell by the little
i$g we do, five are sold in
le territory by the U . S.
is already in use on farms.
p This Out
to the Hazelwood Cream
:land, Oregon.
send me Separator Cata-
ntaining article on “ The
iustry.” I have.......... cows.
Miss Maude Buxton, of Forest Grove,
spent Sunday at the home [of Mrs.
Menefee.
McNamer & Johnson
Miss Edna Walters, of Scoggins
Valley, is visiting friends in town for a
few days.
|^Hy| Pacific Avenue
Forest Grove. Ore.
Free Deliveiy W ithin the City
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Misses Mamie and Edna Hibbs and
Lena Parker were Portland visitors last
week.
Mr. Jajjas, of Portland, has been in
town for the last week or more buying
potatoes. H e is now loading his third
car for shipment to San Francisco.
Everythirg in Season.
SAELENS & CO.
Proprietors of
.. City M eat M a r k e t ..
We handle all kinds of
A crowd of about twenty young
people had a May Day picnic upon
the Purdy Hill, May 1st. After eating
of all the good things, they visited the
Indian intrenchments and explored
around until time to start home. It
was a jolly .crowd and they had a jelly
time.
Front Street,
Thos. Carmichael was in Portland
last week attending the dog show.
He entered his dogs, Scotch Collies.
meat and fresh fish.
F o rest Grove
For it Will Save You Money
E . P. W. Harding was a Portland
visitor, a few days last week.
Cornelius
Implements of all Kinds
Wolf Bros, new house is almost
completed. They expect to move in
this week.
Builders Hardware, Sporting Goods and
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
Mrs. Bertha Rud, a daughter of F.
Schoen of this place, who resides in
Portland, visited here a few days last
week. She returned to Portland Sun­
day.
Louie Frendenthal, from San Fran­
cisco, is .visiting this week with his
mother and sisters. H e left Cornelius
four years ago.
Main Street,
• F o re st Grove, Or,
L. S. Fairchild is running the
butcher shop next door to Cornelius
hotel.
Mrs. Sarah E. Montgomery, post­
master at this place, has just returned
from a business visit in eastern Ore­
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gon.
D. J . Barrett, our Southern Pacific
agent,
returned from Jamestown,
North Dakota, last Friday morning,
where he had been to visit his sick
father.
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Up-To-Date Grocery
One Door W e st o f V a r le y ’s Peed S to re
We make a specialty of fine Tea, Coffee, Spices, Canned Goods,
Fruits, Fresh Bread, E tc. Goods are always fresh and new.
Produce Bought and Sold
'f t '
f
Goods delivered to any part of town on short notice
t
Weitzel & Christian
Web Philips has had his block of
land opposite the A. C. church,
plowed and fenced.
The Southern Pacific railroad
having their freight depot repaired.
is
Mr. Ralph Wann and wife of Cedar
Mills, visited over Sunday with Mrs.
Wann’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G.
Vickers.
When you come to Forest Grove
stop at the Colonial Hotel.
Everything first class. Best of
service.
Rates reasonable............
John Nowland and wife of Portland,
visited Sunday with Mr Noland’s father
and mother and other relatives.
The city will soon have the park
cleaned up^________________
Don’t forget— That Johnson & M c­
Namer pay the highest cash price paid
in town for wool & hides.
Daily— We will pay you the highest
rs— You want the very best of
ind field seeds. Martin & cash price for hides and wool. John­
son & McNamer.
lupply you.
H. VILLIGER, Proprietor
Forest Grove
Oregon