Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911, July 07, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

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Weitzel & Christian handle choice
Shingles, the best on the market at
Bath tubs—the very best at Goff
groceries. Everything for the family
the right price, at T. A. Ritchey’s.
Bros.
Art squares beat carpet.—Roe &
Nails, any size and in any quantity. use.
Buxton’s.
Geo. Wilcox has returned from a
Prices to save you money at Bailey’s
business trip east of the mountains and A
Fancy tea and coflee at Nicholson store.
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through
Idaho.
& Son’s.
Farmers— For bargains in wire net­
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Shingles—none better anywhere •S'
tings,
hardware,
tools,
etc,
see
W.
R.
For choice building lots see J. P.
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at Ritchey’s at right prices. Tile and 'S*
Hicks.
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Wagner.
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posts at Ritchey’s.
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For Sale—Fine horse, good driver,
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Frank Meresse spent Friday and
Do you want tinware? If so go to A
gentle
and true. McNamer
&
Saturday in Portland.
the Magnet. Selling at reduced prices I
Johnson.
Tinware— Nearly at cost at the Mag­
everything in that line.
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Will and Ed. Boos visited with
net. Stock must be sold.
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Do
you
know—
That
the
Colonial
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friends in the Grove the fore part of
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Cheney the tinner. You always get
serves an elegant Sunday dinner? A
the week.
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the brand of tin you bargain for.
Take your friend there to dine.
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A fine lot, city water, shade and
Mrs. W. H. Cooper of Tillamook,
Mrs. Sarah Me.Gee of Empire City,
side-walk, and best location. Enquire
visited with Mrs. S. Hughes, the past
Coos Bay, a sister of Dr. C. E. Geiger !
at News office.
week.
is here visiting her brother and family.
Robert Dugan, formerly of the
Mademoiselle La Course. T he ex­
Carriage trimmings of any kinds and Grove but now of Portland, spent the
pert
chiropodist and hair dresser at
carriage repairing, at Stribich’s shop, Fourth in Hillsboro.
residence, corner 4th and Pacific Ave.
Old Factory.
Builders—See the shingles at Bai­
Goff Bros, has the finest line of
Columns and brackets made and ley’s store. Cut and shaved. Best on
hardware in the valley. They sell you A
general wood work done to order at the market at the lowest price.
goods at prices you can’t beat. Come
the Old Factory.
Your hair dressed in latest style and in and see their stock.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Caples of Port­ special scalp treatment. Mademoiselle
Mrs. P. Bower, who has been visit­
land, spent Sunday with the home La Course, residence comer 4th and
ing
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Garrison,
folks in this city.
Pacific Avenue.
leaves Monday for the east where she
The Watrous & Allen Co.’s Best
O. Brown of this city has established will join her husband at St. Louis and
Blend coffee has found favor within a a cheese factory near Fulda, Washing­
later will proceed to their Michigan
host of homes.
ton, and reports a fine prospect for home.
Edgar Meresse returned last Friday building up a large industry.
Miss Anna Roe returned from Port­
from a two week’s visit with friends in
Pendleton White Satin flour, war­ land Tuesday where she has spent the
Salem, Woodbum and Oregon City.
ranted in every way or money past month with friends, she will leave
M. Turner has just received 160 refunded, if not satisfactory. Nichol­
here next week for Newport, her
sacks half ground salt which he offers son & Son, Main Street.
parent’s home, where she will remain
at low prices. Farmers, get his prices
during
the summer.
If you die you beat it and if you
before buying elsewhere.
live you beat it. Modem National
If you intend to camp this summer
Miss Helen Stott, who has been Reserve policies give fullest protection
don’t fail to see the camp stoves at
visiting the Misses Myers, left Mon­ at lowest cost. Get one.
Goff Bros. You will also want fish­
day evening for an extended visit with
We will buy your pork, beef, mut­ hooks, ammunition and other sporting
her brothers at Sheridan.
ton and farm products, and we will sell goods.
1847—Rogers Bros, goods at Port­
you seeds and farm implements.
Mr. Lytle has sold his home in this
land prices, at Abbott & Son. 1847 Wagons and buggies. W. R. Hicks.
city
to W. A. Montgomery for 8750,
Teaspoons 81.00 set of six. 1 set
Mrs. Kittie Goddell who with her through the Nixon Land Agency.
1847 knives and forks, 83.50.
husband resided here a number of Mr Lytle will build a house on his
Wm. Charles Loughryof Fish Hawk, years ago, but now of Seaside is here farm near this city.
Nehalem Valley, was in town the first for a few day’s visit with the family of
Notice
part of the week and made a pleasant Dr. C. E. Geiger.
Having purchased a large lot of
call at thi3 office.
Haynie & Sop have two fine teams clear, yellow fir lumber, I am now p re-,
A good roof saves trouble. P. H. and do all kinds of team work at
Buxton, of Buxton, Oregon, will de­ reasonable rates. Contracts preferred. pared to furbish my customers with all
grades of lumber at reasonable prices.
liver to you first class cedar shingles, Independent
’phone. They
use
W. H. LYDA.
either cut or sawed. Write him for everybody right.
prices.
Y t . Burke, Sr., residing on the
Col. C. K. Mitchell the one armed Gales Creek road met with a serious
veteran and champion fisherman of the accident Wednesday morning while
Coast, who has been sojourning at chopping wood.
The ax slipping
Yaquina the past week has returned from the stick struck his hand almost
home again.
severing it near the thumb. Dr. Via
If you need a new wagon—you was called and the wounds dressed
should see the Weber, sold by M. and at last reports he was getting
and
Peterson, they have been tested in our along as well as could be expected.
climate and are guaranteed to be more
farm Implements
Mr. G. M. Holt, the postmaster of!
durable and lighter running than any Albion was in town yesterday trans-'
Done neatly and practically
other.
at prices you can well
acting business. Mr. Holt is one man of
afford.
Bring your
For women only. Have you seen the determinations to make for him­
work to my shop
the 1905 washing machine. It ex­ self a home in what was a wilderness on­
....A T THE OLD TAC TO RY ....
cells all others. Easy to operate, ly few years ago,and though now nearly j
saves the clothing, and makes wash­ 30 miles from a railroad, he has his
ing a pleasure. Come in and see ranch in a productive condition and
the products are a credit to his efforts.
them at Goff Bros’, hardware.
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PAINTS, ETC.
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White Lead, Paints and <§>
Oils, Brushes,
Ready
Mixed Paints.
W. R. Hicks sells them. £
QOORS & WINDOWS |
You can see by calling £
that we have Doors and £
Windows at a bargain.
W. R. Hicks.
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flAILS! NAILS!!
Nails and Builders’ Hard-
ware. Also Heavy Hard . 9 9
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ware for the People.
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!W.R. HICKS i I
REPAIRING
Wagons...
...Buggies
John Stribich
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H E R M E T iG
JARS
N ot the
DEAREST
o r the
CHEAPEST
but decidedly the
Thomas <£ Jam es
At tin
Auction» ..
... House
New and Second Hand
Goods of all kinds,
Furniture and Hardware
Come in and See Us
Our Prices Make
the Sales
Auction
House
Next door to Peterson’« Hardware Store
Main St. Forest Grove, Ore.