Washington County news., September 21, 1905, Image 8

Don't Get Cold Feet
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Some more rain.
College has opened.
— Dunsmoor sells gasoline.
I t w i l l be Impossible f o r
you
to
get cold fe e t with o n e o f o u r
up-
to-date Heaters in y o u r h o m e
U. G. Hanna has purchased J. E.
Patton’s interest in the gasoline wood
saw, and the firm name now will be
Teegarden & Hanna.
DOCTRINE
PREACH
Pay Less; Dress Better
Regular meeting of the W. C. T. U.
will be held at Mrs. J. R. Roberts, at
The keen enjoyment of being well dressed is denied many men because
3 o’clock p. m. It is hoped there will
they
don’t know about our
be a good attendance.
Made To Order CloLhes
D. S. Pierce, who resides on the R.
P. Lilly place up Gales Creek, brought
Are you through picking hops?
some of the largest pears to this office
They are very satisfying garments in the thrice essential features required
Mrs. J. E. Bailey was a Portland visi­ Saturday, we have ever seen.
QUALITY, STYLE AINP FIT
tor on Tuesday.
John McClure and the Misses Lena
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Large spent last Grobe, Virgie and Kate Reed of Bene­
Your suit should be perfectly tailored and should be made from material
dict. Nebr., are visiting Henry Her­ of your own selecting, correct in style and faultless in fit, we give all this at
week at Newport.
rington and family at Centerville.
prices that preach
Miss Vesta Greer spent Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Plowell, of
at the Exposition.
Woodstock, were in this city Saturday,
A N E W
D O C T R IN E
Miss Alice Cronin was a Portland
enioute to pay a visit to their old-time
visitor last Sunday.
This is our strongest argument, always compare our patterns and prices
friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Banks, at
Miss Hattie Starrett is visiting in Banks.
with anything offered in the Clothing Trade generally. The superb showing
in Portland this week.
Miss Claire M. Hughes has returned of the very latest and most fashionable suitings at the low prices we put upon
A. G. Hoffman transacted business from a four weeks outing at McNamer’s them tells better than words, the story of our great success.
Camp, where she was sent under the
in Portland, Wednesday.
direction of Dr. Via, and is much im­
— WANTED, a helper in the kitchen.
proved.
Inquire at The Laughlin.
Newton Loomis of Jackson county,
Abbott & Son have had their store Wisconson, and Hugh Judkins of Bal­
room papered and painted.
lard, Wash., visited at the home of
Horace Thomas, Oregonian reporter, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Loomis in this
city last week.
| visited here Wednesday.
The Gaston Gun Club has been
Mrs. Arthur Caples is visiting Mrs.
invited to attend the final shoot of the
C. C. Caples in Portland.
H endquarters for R eed, S e e d s ,
Forest Grove Gun Club’s tournament
NORTH MAIN STREET
F O R E ST G R O V E, O RE
W. C. Conkle of Benedict, Nebr., is next Sunday, when the contest for the
visiting W. H. Greer and family.
cup will be ended.
Mrs. Ivy Hartrampf and Mr. La-
Frank Gordon who has been con
Course spent Sunday in Portland.
fined to his bed for the past two weeks
B ran, S h o rts and M ill Feeds, O il M eal, W hole and
C orn, L um p S a lt, L im e and C em ent,
Mrs. J. T. Shannon went to Portland with malarial fever, is now improving
F a ll an d W inter
k Land P la ste r, FLO U R — M innesota H ard W h e at, E a ste rn O regon H ard W heat, V alley W h e at. {
slowly.
His
many
friends
will
be
glad
Saturday, returning Sunday evening.
G o m e in a n d get p r ic e s
to see him among them as soon as he
F r e e d e live r y in town
Mrs. L. A. Watt, and daughter is able to be out.
F o re st G rove, O regon
Carrye are spending the week in Port-
— The Bazaar is giving tickets on a
On and After
I land.
valuable silk cushion to everybody
The Bazaar store has moved into buying stationery and school supplies
! their n ew quarters next to the post- there. They carry the only complete
office.
line of that class of goods in town and
Pattern and Tailored Hats, Millinery Trimmings
sell at lowest prices.
The
Chicago
Clothing
Co.’s
big
ad
You are Cordially Invited
j contains some important store news
A postal card from Will French post
! this week.
M rs . A. E . D ix o n ,
marked St. Paul, states that he is pros­
THE:
M a in Street
F O R E S T ORO VE
Will
Haskell Ferrin and H. E. Witham pering and enjoying the city.
Brick
Livery,
Feed
and Sale Stable
; returned the first of the week from the is traveling for the Pacific Coast Con
■
*% hopyard.
aensed Milk Co., and is one of its val­
See our ad. in the T. P. A. Guide. Drummers’ trade our
ued representatives.
specialty. Our ’Bus meets all trains. Carries U. S. mail.
Mrs. Partlow of Portland, a sister of
—Rheumatism, gout, backache, acid
Baggage and freight called for and delivered.
Mrs. W. S. Hudson, is visiting her
poison, are results of kidney trouble.
this week.
Einest
Rigs. Best Horses. Good Drivers.
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea goes
A NEW LINE OF
Miss Georgia Lancefield of Amity, is
directly to the seat of the disease and
Comer Main and Pacific Ave., Forest rove, Or.
visiting her friend, Miss Pearl Peterson,
cures when all else fails. 35 cents at
in this city.
Dr.Hines’ Drug Store
Walker’s orchestra will give a dance
— The Bazaar has a large stock of
in Vert’s hall, Saturday night, Sep­
Second Hand School Books, almost as
tember 23.
good as new ones. It will be quite a
_ Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Smith went to saving for people who have to buy books
Newport, Saturday and spent Sunday this fall as all the school books will be
by the sea.
changed in a year from now.
Special Attention to Commercial Travelers' .Patronage.
Mr. and Mrs. Brunner of Portland
— There will be regular services each
Good Service, Fair Treatment and Moderate Rates.
attended the Cronin-Atkins wedding Sabbath at the Free Methodist church,
Wednesday.
comer Pacifie Ave. and First street.
F a s h io n L iv e r y , Fe e d an d S a le Stab le.
Forrest Smithson the athlete of the Sabbath School at 10 a. m. Preaching
services
at
11
a.
m.
and
7:30
p.
m.
Corvallis college spent Sunday with
Wagonette to and from all trains. Special conveyances over
All are cordially invited to attend.
his friends here.
the Wilson River Route to Tillamook at any and all times
— Good advice to women. If you
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Forest Grove, Oregon.
OREGON AND COLUMBIA PHONES.
Mrs. Ben Hoskins, at Dilley, Tuesday, want a beautiul complexion, clear skin,
bright eyes, red lips, good health,
September 19.
take Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea.
Miss Gladys Hartley of Hood River, There is nothing like it. 35 cents.
LOOK THESE OVER.
has returned and will enter P. U. Mu­ Tea or Tablets.
Dr. Hines’ Drug
sical Conservatory.
Store.
—Gasoline wood saw, phone 583.
Practical Undertakers and Embalm-
Miss Lizzie Templeton of Almena,
S. A. Moulton, the barber, and
ers. Calls answered day or night.
—
Hoppickers
lunch
goods
at
Duns­
Kansas, is visiting at the home of M. Martin & Co., hamessmakers, have
moor’s
Peterson and family.
v *:^ - R o e & Buxton
jointly rented the old Bazaar building
—Goldenrod Flour, guaranteed.
The will of Sarah J. Pollock was last
— American made alarm clocks at BOTH ’PHONES.
Miss Bertha Leabo has returned from and are remodeling it to suit the con­
Forest Grove, Ore.
week set aside by Judge Rood, the pe­
. —Goldenrod Flour, buy it, try it.
North Yamhill where she was a guest venience of their respectiv e businesses Abbott & Son’s at 65 cents.
titioners winning by default.
The
which they expect to establish there
—Give Dunsmoor a call for grocer­ court, in absence of appearance, de­ of Miss Bessie Smith.
— Have you seen those bargains i n . City Barber Shop . .
soon.
ies.
shoes at Hoffman & Allen Co.
Miss
Lorena
Gleason,
has
returned
clared the will invalid, and the property,
Baths. Laundry Agency. Situ-
The vineyard on Davids Hill is this
—Second Hand School Books at the a farm near Cornelius, a home in Forest toGoldendale to resume her work there
— Money to loan on farm security. j ated on Pacific Ave., Forest Grove.
year
yielding
an
immense
crop.
Mr.
in
the
public
school.
Grove, and some personal property,
Bazaar.
David was in town Monday and stated W. H. Hollis, Forest Grove.
amounting to 37,156.55, will now go
. . A. I. W irtz, Proprietor
Miss Anna Jackson of Hood River,
— All kinds of lunch goods at Duns­ to the six heirs, share and share alike.
that already four wagon loads of grapes
—
FOR
SALE—
Five
room
cottage.
arrived
here
Tuesday
to
again
take
up
moor’s.
had been shipped to Portland, which Rent pays 12 per cent on investment.
her studies at P. U.
At
a
special
meeting
of
the
Lewis
sold
at 6 cents per pound. The crop Apply at News office.
— Empty barrels for sale at Miller’s
C. N. Johnson and family have re­ is estimated at between 40 and 50 tons.
and Clark Woman’s club of Forest
drug store.
—We have line shingles, shakes, I Can suit you. They have a com­
Grove, it was decided to have a club turned to town after a summer spent on
As the Atkins-Cronin wedding party
fence posts, hop poles etc. for sale. | plete stock of Harness, Whips,
L. C. Cooper, a prosperous farmer excursion to the Fair, Friday, Sept. their farm near Dilley.
approached the depot yesterday, the
who resides a short distance south of
Lap Robes. Repairing a special­
Mis. Flora Bartholf of Blackfoot, big condenser whistle hailed its com­ M. Turner, Banks, Ore.
29th. It is hoped that every member
here, called at our office Monday.
ty. Call in.
Idaho,
a
niece
of
Mrs.
W.
H.
Greer,
ing
in
no
uncertain
tones.
It
also
FOR
SALE
—
Eight
cows
in
milk,
7
H e says that he has a good crop of who possibly can will join in this ex­ is visiting the Greer family.
caused the fire horses to be harnessed heifers, 3 calves and 1 Holstein bull, j
PA CIFIC A V E N U E
prunes which he has sold to Wilbur cursion as they have planned a picnic
ready to make a run, but lo! and be­ at our farm 2 j miles southeast of F or-1
J.
S.
Buxton
returned
from
Newport,
dinner
and
good
time
generally.
K. Newell of Dilley, and also that he
the first of the week, after spending hold!—they were returned to their est Grove on the Tualatin River. J.j
harvested a crop of wheat that went 21
Wanted---A woman to cook at Her- several days with his family.
mangers.
Dixon.
Sept. 7 4t
bushels to the acre, which ranks rick Hall for the college year beginning
The News’ job department was
— Victor flour is guaranteed.
Misses Susie McKinney and Pearl
highest of any this year so far as we about Sept. 18. For particulars inquire
awarded the contract for printing the
Will Cry Your Sales.
Smith of Hillsboro, were visitors at
—Goldenrod Flour 31.10 per saok. I
Weekly Index, the university’s official
have heard.
of Miss Haskell, the matron.
tf
Mrs. Hugh Smith’s last Sunday.
publication.
This has always been
— Dr. W. M. Pollock Dentist, in
Ind. Phone
Mrs Stephen Blank
and Miss one of the best college papers in the Bazaar building.
Mildred Garrison are spending this state, and it will no doubt be main­
Oregon
—Grain hay for sale.
Inquire of Forest Grove
tained to its present high standard by
week at the Exposition in Portland.
the new editors, and business manager, S. G. Hughes.
Miss Ellen Brobst and her younger who have charge this year.
—Two new dwellings to rent or sell,
I sister, have returned to begin their
Mrs. Wilbur McEldowney has kept Harvey Baldwin.
tf j
I
have
added
to
my
Stock
an
Entirely
New
Line
school
work
in
P.
U.,
for
the
coming
«
M A N U FA CTU RER S O F
up her vocal studies with Miss Linehan
j year.
—
There’s
no
valley
wheat
used
in H A
of Carefully Constructed, High Grade
all the past summer, going to Portland
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Dr. M. C. Strickland, wife and son every Saturday. While Madame Linne making Victor flour.
And
dealers
in
all
kinds
of
Horse
D
of Oregon City, spent Sunday with of Chicago, a former teacher of Miss
—Call up phone 583, when you
Goods. Repairing Promptly Done
his brother-in-law, W. M. McEldowney Linehan’s was in Portland, she heard
want your wood sawed.
Prices Reasonable.
Drop in.
I and family.
<
Mrs. McEldowney sing and made very
«
—“
Crescent”
is
the
Standard
of
Ex­
favorable
comment
on
the
purity
and
The Pacific Coast Condensed Milk
MTLoSVcem*
FOREST 6R0VE, ORE
=ANlh
cellence for Valley flour.
«
j Co., has installed oil burners and is tone of the Utters’ voice.
Do you hear the school bell?
LAEGEST STOCK IN COUNTY
36
Different patterns of
the Latest Stoves on
our Sample Floor.
36
Gome and See them
JOHN ANDERSON, TheTailor.
Foresta Grove,
Oregon
M. PETERSON
Tiling, Qedar Posts
and Shingles
Ritchey & Wells,
Millinery Opening
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th
Johnson & Co.
Hancock, Gordon & Elliott
An up-to-date Stock o f Tooth­
brushes, Tooth Powder, Pastes
and Antiseptic Washes. Camera
Supplies. Prices Right.
At Dr. Hines’ Drugstore
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Undertakings^
7
W. E. Bowman
J. W . H u g h e s
HARDWARE
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MARTIN & CO.
Steel Ranges
3
STOVES
c.
to
rt
No feature of utility or convenience has been
ft
ft
omitted. Call and look them over before buying
elswhere. Bargains Awaiting You.
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fi
F u r n itu r e U p h o lste re d a n d R epaired
M a ttresses M ad e to O rder
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T
ft
C . F . H A R R IS
Wist if Fimrs & Mirdiinls Bank
Fo re st d ro v e
now using oil for fuel.
satisfaction.
It is giving
Miss Jessie Greer left this morning
for Lostine, Oregon, where she has a
1 position as primary teacher in that
public school.
The postoffice authorities here have
been notified to require all mail boxes
on rural routes to be numbered. The
carrier is to begin at the end of the route
and count the boxes consecutively and
after making report the patrons will be
notified what their number is with in­
structions to pUce it on their box.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Upland,
Neb., visited at the homes of Will
It is said that the saloons of Hills­
Clapp and J. T. Brooks a couple of
boro narrowly averted being compelled
days last week.
to close their doors on last Saturday
Z. Wing and family will move to night, when a certain individual,—the
Monmouth either next Saturday or would be twister of the lion’s tail—got
Monday, where their daughter, Evelyn, to “ goin’ some,” so to speak. The
will attend school.
brewery men had to work nights for
— All kinds of field seeds. C. J. awhile, otherwise the crusade spent its
Pederson.
force without accomplishing its ends.
— Money to loan on farm security.
W. H . Hollis, Forest Grove.
— Imperial Cider mill at Cornelius
has been thoroughly overhauled and j
will begin making cider on September 1
10th.
1 mo.
— Drain tile, sewer pipe and
cotta flues at Richey & Wells’.
MEATS
VERY BEST
terra
S . A. Moulton
Tonsorial Parlor
QUALITY. PRICES, TREATMENT'
SAELENS « CO., Main St.,
rOAfJT SHOVE. OREGON
In New Quarten in Old Bazaar Building.
Everything Fint Class.
Forest Grove
The gasoline woodsaw furnishes its
Oregon own fuel.
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