Don't Get Cold Feet The union Thanksgiving services will be held at the Congregational church and Rev. L. F. Belknap, of > the M. E. church, will preach the sermon. Clyde Bunn of North Yamhill, was for the Head | in this city last Thursday. H. R. Kay, who lives on Route No. 1 Earl Shepherd was among the Port­ expects to leave Thursday for a several I t w i l l be Im p o ss ib le f o r you to landers who visited here Sunday. months’ visit in California. He has g e t c o ld f e e t w ith one o f our u p- AHEAD IN S TY LE , SNAP AND V A LU E brothers living in San Jose and in Los j Dr. Davis of McMinnville, was in t o - d a t e H e a te r s in you r home the city Monday on a business trip. Angeles. Correct Ideas In Hats and Caps Mrs. C. F. Harris was the guest of —For Sale—Two milch cows, light Portland friends Saturday and Sunday. I team and two seated surrey. Inquire R. E. Dooly and wife of Portland, of E. B. Winters on Buck Farm, Choose from our immense new Stock of Hats visited R. M. Dooly’s family Sunday. Cornelius, R. F. D., No. 2; or at the and Caps at prices to suit. After looking in News office. Miss Gertrude Smith of Portland, vain all over town for what you want you are ' was the guest of Forest Grove friends Judge W. H. Hollis, A. W. Johnson, pretty sure to find it at over Sunday. President W. N. Ferrin, Jake Buxton and Charles Stephens were Forest Principal Bates filled Dr. Kantner’s pulpit in the Congregational church at Grove representatives in Portland dur­ ing the week. Salem, Sunday. Sam Walker and son Charles, made Mrs. John Penny of Portland, was JOHN ANDERSON’S, T h e T a ilo r t a trip to Buxton Friday returning Sat­ the guest of W. Housman and family several days this week. She returned urday morning. Dr. Hiatt, who lived here several home Sunday accompanied by Mr. years ago, is now conducting dental and Mrs. Housman and daughter. parlors at St. Johns. —Pain may go by the name of M. PETERSON Miss Stella Boscow of Hillsboro, rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago, pleu­ No matter what name the pains Spent Sunday in this city, the guest of risy. are called, Hollister’s Rocky Mountain | NORTH MAIN S TR EET FOREST GROVE, ORE the Misses Shannon. Special Attention to Commercial Travelers' Jr’atronage. Tea will drive them away. 35 cents, Good Service, Fair Treatment and Moderate Rates. —English walnut trees now ready Tea or Tablets. Dr. Hines’ Drtgl for delivery at Martin’s Harness Shop, Store. F a s h io n L i v e r y , F e e d a n d S a le S t able. near the post office. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Williams of Win- Wagonette to and from all trains. Special conve; ances over George Reed, an aged resident of ton, Ohio, and their son S. D. Wil­ the Wilson River Route to Tillamook at any and all times Dilley, was shaking hands with Forest liams and family of Alberta, Canada, oregon and C olumbia phones . Forest Grove, Oregon. all of whom have been visiting Mr. Grove friends Saturday. —English walnut trees Oregon and Mrs. C. W. Odell of this city, grown at nursery prices. Martin’s have gone to California to spend the winter. Harness shop near the Post Office. Express Sale of Typewriters. Be on hand Friday to welcome the 0. S. Parsons,'one of Gales Creek’s F. E. Park has sold his property on Portland business men. I have five typewriters for sale that been refused by the consignee. The Willamette Valley has proved to be the ideal and nat­ most thrifty farmers was transacting David’s Hill to W. E. Haage, who Born to the wife of E. Whitesell of j have All first class machines with visible came here recently from the East. business in our city last Wednesday. ural home of the English Walnut. Producing a larger yield, and this city a baby boy, Tuesday morning. writing and no ribbon. They will be Mr. Park will leave soon for California, Rollie Peterson, Hugh Sparks and a larger and better flavored nut than California. cheap rather than return them to where he expects to remain several Oscar Baldwin, who has been at sold Willard Wirtz made the trip to Port­ Eastern owner. work on a contract in McMinnville re­ Crops never fail. No machinery required. C. B. S tokes , land on their bicycles Friday afternoon. months. turned to this city recently, suffering tf Express Agent. Free from fungus growths and insect pests. No special Rev. A. H. Mulkey, the Christian M. L. Barnett, a former Forest with tonsilitis. season for marketing, demand good at all seasons of the year. church minister of Hillsboro, has re­ Grove lad, now playing end on the H O L L IS TE R 'S Beloit College team, was disabled in Frank Emerson h s sold his confec­ You have the use of the land for other crops while the signed to accept a charge at Browns­ the Mr. Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets recent game against Ripon College tionery store to Art Caples. ville. orchard is growing. Emerson is planning a trip to his old which suffered defeat by the score of Sexton, an employe in one of A specific for Constipation. Indigestion, E lver w One acre planted with 50 walnut trees and cultivated for 10 the H. large home in Nebraska. 41 to 5. and Kidney troubles. Pim ples. Eczema, Im pure, 3 Portland furniture stores, Ulood, Had Hreath, Sluggish Bowels. He; ilacho ^ years will pay ten per cent on a valuation of six thousand dollars. spent Sunday with his parents at Forest Mrs. Watt’s new residence near The Farmer’s Telephone line in the and Backache. Its Kocky Mountain Tea i:i tab­ let form. 35 cents a box. Genuine made t. H ollistkk D huo C om pany . Madison, Wis. Grove. Commence to bear the fifth year. J. E. Bailey’s is assuming an attractive Gales Creek neighborhood has been in­ GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW P E O r * Lee Sparks, who is completing a appearance. The exterior is painted creasing its clientele. New phones Will grow on any kind of land, hill, valley or bottom. contract on a building near Banks, in colonial yellow with white trim­ have been put in and the line has —Try Goldenrod Flour. You’ll We have made arrangements with the largest nursery in the spent Saturday and Sunday in Forest mings. Plastering will begin soon. been thoroughly overhauled. like it. valley, to sell their trees at the nursery price. Grove. —Many children inherit constitu­ Claude Mason, a student at the tions weak and feeble, others due to Full particulars as to planting and cultivating college, was the fortunate one who childhood troubles. Hollister’s Rocky secured the pretty pillow in the Bazaar Mountain Tea will positively cure chil­ contest. dren and make them strong. 35 Ralph Watkins, a brother of Lauren cents, Tea or Tablets. Dr. Hines’ Watkins of this city, is now employed Drug Store. in a large chinaware concern in Kan­ —“Oh, I just dropped in to see sas City. what you have new!” our customers —The BookStore will move Dec. 1. say when we return from a buying trip FOR SALE—To anyone renting its to Portland. Almost every day is present stand—stove, tables and adding something to our Christmas shelving. stock. Don’t wait till we move. The The Odd Fellows at Banks held last Book Store. week an interesting meeting at which J. H. Hansen, who lives south of time several new candidates were Hillsboro on the old Tongue place, received. made the News office a pleasant call Mrs. Laura* Wells and daughter, Monday. He reports the potato dig­ Th* Hew Train of returned Monday morning from several ging season well under way and that EASE, ELEGANCE AND EXCELLENCE days visit with Mrs. S. B. Huston in farmers in his neighborhood are.selling Operated Daily by the Hillsboro. rapidly. He recently disposed of 100 Mrs. Arthur Hall of Clatskanie, Ore., sacks. The Celebrated Kingsbury "The Comfortable Way” was visiting her parents. Prof, and Mrs. L. J. Corl and family have romoved J. W. Marsh, in this city several days this week from the E. W. Haines Between St. Paul. Minneapolis and Puget Sound Points this week. property at the corner of Third avenue NEW COMPARTNILNT—LIBHAKY—OBSERVATION CARS The report is current that a saloon and Third street to their new home, is to be opened at Banks in a few formerly the T. H. Adams residence. For detailed information, rates, etc., call on weeks. A building is being erected John Thornburg has also moved from S. G. YERKES, A. G. P. A., G. N. R y ., 2d Ave. & Columbia St., Seattle, Wash. for that purpose. Carnation into the dwelling vacated by S. » D A K O T A S A I L S E O R T H E O R I E N T D E I f E M H K R IO Johnnie Wirtz, Frank Fletcher and Mr. Corl’s family. Frank Allen were in attendance at the The Sunday Oregonian contained a Multnomah-Willamette football game flattering notice of the appearance of in Portland Saturday. Forest Grove’s gifted singer, Mrs. L. J. Morley returned last Thursday Wilbur McEldowney at the Calvary having been engaged for some time in Presbyterian church of that city last erecting a barn on John Cornelius’ Sunday. Mrs. McEldowney’s friends place near Gales Creek. will rejoice at the recognition her The Day brothers, who recently came vocal talent has elicited. here from Wisconsin and purchased Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bunn, who property near E. Cheney’s place, have recently were married at Goldendale, almost completed their cottage. were met at the train by a goodly The Book Store has fast outgrown number of friends who extended them its present quarters and will move Dec. sincere congratulations, as they passed 1, to the store now occupied by Mr. through Saturday evening on their way Dunsmoor, next to the postoffice. to North Yamhill. Mrs. Bunn was Rev. George Zimmerman, who was formerly Miss Edith Goodnough. formerly pastor of the Christian church Ben Hoskins of Dilley, passed here, will have charge of the church of through the city Saturday on his return that denomination in Tillamook City. from Hillsboro. Mr. Hoskins recently Be sure you purchase where the quality is second Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roe have re­ drove a sliver into his left hand while to none and the price at the lowest possible mark turned to their home at Newport. Mr. at work on a railroad bridge, some Roe is a gTeat lover of ocean scenery three weeks ago. Somehow all of the That place is and enjoys better health when at the sliver was not removed, blood poison seaside. set in and for several days Mr. Hoskins C . F . H A R R IS Geo. R. Sibley, who since the re­ suffered much. The company's phy­ turn of H. H. Stewart, has bten pro­ sician was summoned and by careful moted to the Portland office of the treatment saved the injured member. W ist »1 Farmers & Marchants Bank P u r e s t G r o v e Condenser, spent last Sunday in For­ It is only a question of a short time est Grove. until he can resume his work. LOCAL HAPPENINGS N EW EST CO NCEPTIO NS LARGEST STOCK IN COUNTY Different patterns of the Latest Stoves on our Sample Floor. 36 36 Gome and See them Hancock, Gordon & Elliott- Money in English Walnuts A Busy Medicine for Busy People. Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. MARTIN'S HARNESS SHOP, near Postoffice ORIENTAL LIMITED GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY WHEN IN NEED OF Tinware, Enameled Steel Ware Cutlery, Hardware, Tools Stoves and Ranges Paints &. Oils Keep your little folks’ hands and necks warm bv buvinp a fur set OUR NOTIONS ARE H ER E SEE THEM