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one long to be remembered, the usua
heat of a summer afternoon being
tempered by a gentle breeze freighted
H e a d q u a rte rs fo r P e e d , S e e d s ,
with the aroma of pine trees and
seasoned with salt sea air. The scen­
ery includes much that is beautiful.
Leaving Portland on one of the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation Company’s pala­
Br»r, Shorts and Mill Fred», Oil Mnil, Whole and Cracked Corn, Lump Salt, Lima and Cement,
tial river steamers, (the T. J. Potter
Land
Plaster, FLOUR— Minnesota Hard Wheat, K.ist< rn Oregon Hard Wheat, Valley Wheat.
being queen of river flyers) the ex­
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cursionist is carried through its harbor
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where fly the flags of many nations.
Forest Grove, Oregon
The twelve miles on the Willamette
are quickly made, and, after saluting
the government lighthouse, marking
the junction of the two rivers, the boat
swings into the Columbia for the trip
down stream. The morning is clear
(generally so from June until Septem­
ber), and a magnificent and inspiring
sight meets the eye as the sweep
around the bend is made—five snow­
capped peaks, Mount Hood, Mount
Adams, Mount Saint Helen, Mount
headquarters for the latest and best in th
Ranier and Mount Jefferson, looming
into view—a sight worth traveling
ine of Drugs, Stationery and Toilet Articles]
thousands of miles to see. On down
the picturesque river, past villages, i at prices that are right. A New Stock ofj
sawmills, fishing fleets salmon canner­ Cameras and Supplies. Not made by the<
ies, perpendicular basaltic bluffs, and
pretty side-hill farms, the boat pur
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sues its way. The majestic sweep of
the river is awe-inspiring. Gradually
the shores grow farther apart and,
scarcely realizing that the five hours
have been consumed in making the Forest Grove Gasoline Wood- R.INIXOIN, Dentist
trip, the boat steams alongside the
Forest Grove, Oregon
wharf at Astoria.
saw Company.
One hour from Astoria, through the
OFFICE: Three door* north of Bailey’* (tore. Office
hour* from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
M l TO* & ANDERSON. Propritlon.
famous fishing waters of the Columbia,
past scores of salmon traps and nets
and as many white-winged fishing boats, Saws wood when called for.
lands the passengers at Uwaco, on Order by phone. M. W. Patton, Res.
Baker’s Bay, where connection for “ “
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News Office.
beach points is made with trains of the
REPAIRING
Harvey Anderson, Seo’y>
Uwaco Railroad & Navigation Com­
or
pany, whose cars stand on the wharf
awaiting the steamer. North Beach,
Wagons...
where the surf bathing is unexcelled,
at low tide is from 200 to 400 feet
...Buggies
wide, twenty-three miles long and so
and
compact that a carriage or wagon
Farm Implements
scarcely leaves a trace upon it. Scat­
tered along the beach are hundreds of
Done neatly and practically
cottages and hotels in which summer
at prices you can well
life is an unceasing round of pleasure
afford. Bring your, w
from the opening until the closing of
work to my shop
the season. The much dreaded “Re­
....A T TH E OLD rA C TO P Y ....
sort Mosquito’’ is unknown and no
venemous snakes or insects are found.
STANDARD RANGES
John Stribich
The thermometer rarely goes above 80
degrees in July or August, but light
The Standard are the Best
overcoats, fires morning and evening
Ranges on Earth going , at
and blankets at night are comfortable
low prices.
during the season.
Rates for accommodations at North
Beach points are reasonable and vary
PLUMBING
to suit the visitor. At European ho­
tels and lodging houses rooms range
Bath Tubs and Plumb­
from iwenty-five cents to one dollar a
For the People
ing Fixtures. A big
day; at restaurants meals run from
assortment to select
At ttw
twenty-five to fifty cents; and at the
American-plan hotels, the charges
from.
range
from one dollar a day to two dol­
THE POPULAR OCEAN BEACH
lars and upward.
BICYCLES
Dozens of delightful side trips may
Many From the Willamette Valley to
be
taken
from
the
beach
into
the
Spend Their Vacation at the
The SCHNELL and
New and Second Hand
country of wild and picturesque
Sea Shore
MITCHELL
Bicycles
are
beailty, quiet and secluded among hills
Goods of all kinds,
equal to any. We have
Hundreds from the Willamette Val­ and forest, with hunting and fishing in
Furniture and Hardware
ley spent their vacation at North native haunts; to the United States
SPECIAL
PRICES.
Come
Come in and See Us
(Long) Beach, Washington, last sum­ Saving stations and lighthouses, cran­
in
and
see
for
youself.
berry
farms,
oyster
beds,
salmon
fish­
mer, and it is safe to say that this pop­
Our Prices Make
ular resort of the North Pacific Coast ing grounds and canneries.
the Sales
will be visited by many more this year For particulars about the trip to
than ever within its history. The North Beach ask the nearest O. R. &
Auction House
change from the valley to the -sea level N. agent, or -send two cents in stamps
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opens up an entirely new realm of to A. L. Craig, general passenger
Next door to Peterton’i Hardwa-e Store
Hardware Merchants
agent, Portland, for “Restful Re­
scenic charms.
Main St. Forest Grove, Ore.
The trip on the Willamette and creation Resorts,’’ which tells all about
Columbia rivers, out of Portland, is the Columbia River summering places.
Downs— Delicious ice cream.
Downs’ pop corn—The best on
earth.
Latest recycles at the lowest price at
Bellingher’s.
Miss Veda Williams, of Oregon City,
visited friends in the Grove last Sunday.
Miss Jackson, of Hood River, was
the guest of Miss Edna Hamilton, this
week.
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Farmers— For bargains in wire net­
tings, hardware, tools, etc, see W. R.
Hicks.
Arthur Yoder, who has been teach­
ing at Bridal Veil attended Commence­
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brunner, of
Portland, spent Sunday at the home of
P. W. Cronin.
Ex-District Attorney Cleeton and
wife were visitors over Sunday with
Mrs. Shanahan.
Miss Una Wilson, of Dufur, Oregon,
spent Commencement week with the
Misses Chandler.
A good cup of coffee is half the
meal. Watrous & Allen Co.’s Best
Blend, will suit you.
Mrs. W. A. White and daughter, of
Oregon City, visited with Mrs. E.
Meresse during Commencement week.
The Kane Logging Company have
closed down their big logging camp
for a few weeks. Early in September
they will resume operations with a
double force and Dairy Creek will
again be filled with fine saw timber.
In the mean time everything will be
put into perfect shape for the winter’s
work.
One of the finest hardware stores
west of Portland is that of Goff Bros,
on Main street. They are adding
more goods to their stock every day
and one of the latest additions is a
shop for cutting and fitting pipes.
Their line of stoves and ranges is the
largest in the city. In their imple­
ment department they handle the
Champion mowers and binders, which
are guaranteed to give satisfaction.
They recently received a consignment
of hay tools, carriers and forks, the
latter of the Myer’s manufacture which
are known to be the best on the
market.
T
Tiling, Gedar P osts
and Shingles
Drug Store
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Goff Bros
HARDWARE
Auction...
... House
GOFF BROS.