FIRST NA TIO N A L BANK Forest Grove, Oregon CiDiUI 5 $ . S r « . . • . 25.000.00 10 000.00 • 250.00000 A General Banking Business Transacted Director«: R. M. Dooly. J E Loomis. H C. Wortman, Frank E. Dooly, R. M. Dooly. Jr. FOREST n r p 6R0VE. UIB Pacific Tiri Studio Under n e w M a n a g e rs t n t Post Card Photos, $1.00 Per Dozen 18 large Stam p Pictures 25 cents Bring us your Amateur Work ARCHIE BRYANT, Prop. Main Street » .............. ..... D r . H . P. L e o n a r d OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Laujghlin Hotel MONDAY WHDNHSDAY F R ID A Y PORTLAND. OR. MOHAWK BLDG. Phone Main 709 F o r e s t G r o v e ,O r e g o n Statement of the Condition of T H E F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K OF FOREST G R O V E , OREGON At Call of the Comptroller, August 22, 1907. RESOURS ES LIABILITIES United States Bonds. .25,000.00 Loans and discounts. 135,304.12 Bonds and Securities . 21,438.68 Premiums (U. S. Bonds)..825 00 Furniture and Fixtures. 3,348.80 Real Estate...................3,151.00 Due from U. S. Treas.. 1,250 00 Capital paid in ............25,000.00 Surplus....................... 10,000.00 Undivided profits............ 1,431.58 Circulation ................ 25,000.00 Leonard, C A Hovt was in Portland Monday Dr. H. morning buying some new tools for physician, has returned from hw j j rill hereafter his woodworking shop on First Avenue. mer vacation and w: found at the Laughlin Hotel on Mor - Wardie Dempsey and some friends day, Wednesday and Friday of each from Portland, spent Sunday with his week beginning September 2nd. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Miss Jessie Hoge and Miss Frances j Smith. Clapp went over to Gearhart today to Harriet and Louise Wylie, who have attend the Northwest Conference of the been visiting at the Spring Hill farm Y. W. C. A. which will convene for j returned to their home in Portland | | ten days. Miss Farnham who has been Monday. visiting in Washington, will a.so attend Professor Frank T. Chapman pur the conference. chased a house in Portland last week Saturday evening was enjoyed very j and will move his family there in the ; much by the young people who met at j near future. j the home of Misses Dora and Nellie Mrs. Maud Gentry, who formerly Johnson. The evening was spent in was employed as saleslady in John E. playing games after which light refresh Bailey’s store but now of Heppner, is ments were served. All reported a visiting Mrs. C. F. Miller. i royal good time. F. H. Parsons of Dilley, was in town L. L. Hollinger dropped into The Wednesday and found time to discuss News Qffice 1#jjt Friday with a few spec- the tariff question with ye editor. We imens of his gar(jen truck raised on his are not weaker, but wiser. place at Cornelius. He had one tur W. B. Haines who has been at the nip that matured in six weeks that bedside of his wife at Philomoth for weighed 6 pounds, pole beans a foot several days, is back at the bank. long and tomatoes that were big and Mrs. Haines is improving. smooth. Mr. Seeley, a blacksmith of Cornelius, John and Con McNamer are over has purchased the Pratt place in South hauling the building occupied bv Mr. Park and is moving into his new home Bowman, the harness man, and will Mark Noble made the sale. convert it into a livery barn. The old E. F. Messerson, a capitalist of Dick part will be moved back and a new ad erson, North Dakota has been visit dition built in front. They have a ing his nephew Joe Lenneville and large number of horses and vehicles may invest money in real estate here. that will be used in the business. By omitting the word "yet” we last Work at the quarry will not begin Monday according to Judge Goodin week made it appear that the govern because it was impossible to get power. ment would not permit Postmaster At He thinks work will begin next Monday. well to leave the P. O. doors open all B. F. Wagley was displaying a fine ' night. The matter is m the hands of English trap at his place of business the government and the postoffice has Wednesday. This is the first "rig” of not yet received permission to keep the this kind ever brought to Forest Grove, outside doors open all night. 1 The musical services at the Congre Miss Pearl McGill, daughter of black gational church Sunday evening were smith McGill, left last week for Pa j especially inspiring—every number. louse City, Wash , where she has a Mr. Clapp gave some splendid remarks lucrative position in a millinery store. concerning the songs rendered Those Preaching at the Congregational who took part on the program were church next Sunday morning by Prin- Misses Maude and Kate Shannon, Mrs. ! cipal Bates, followed by Communion McEldowney, Mrs. Chapman and service. Sunday School at 10; En- Dwinell Clapp. deavor meeting at 7; Song service at — Hoffman & Allen Co. will buy 7:30. Everybody welcome. your pears and apples. Fall Clothing I have just laid in one of the best lines of Fall Clothing for Men, Boys and Youths T his season’s styles are beauties and will satisfy the most fastidious. T h is is the best place to buy your new suit for fall and win ter. John A n d e r so n , THE TAILOR. Nice Cool Dress Goods Dimity and lawns of all kinds. A new shipment of trimm ings, the very best th at money will buy. Laces and embroideries. B ig stock of SHOES Also the finest line of groceries in town. E verything guaranteed or your m oney refunded. G et your fruit jars— M ason and E conom y— from us. ABRAHAM BROS Oregon D a ir y m e n Deposits............... 2 2 4 .2 0 8 .0 1 Cash on hand and due from Banks ........9 5 ,3 2 1 .9 9 A Complete Line Goff Bros, the hardware men are do Oscar Baldwin has purchased the —The Auction House received a T H E C I T Y carload of new and second hand furni ing a large business this summer and confectionary business of Clarence Par are preparing to do more this fall as ker. Oscar will move to the new room ture last week. It H . W. SPARKS, LOCAL EDITOR. they are receiving goods now by the in the Paterson block when it is ready Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Wallace of Vin carload. and is having new counters and shelv ton, la., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Monday is Labor Day. Mrs. J. T. Shannon and Misses ing made for the new location. W. Odell in this city. Maude and Kate Shannon returned Public school will begin September Eilers Piano House has the largest Pete Peterson, the brick man, will , , . . , 30. , , , , ... ... , . from limber Friday last after several stock of high grade Pianos in beautiul build a nice large dwelling this fall and . , , , .. . . . Col. Haynes will begin picking his it is to be built of brick. week, of delightful outing ,n the | art cases that has ever been on exnibi- . mountains. hops, Sept. 3. I tion in Forest Grove, and the people Mrs. Adkins of Wilson River, was in Bill Butler has returned from the Forest Grove yesterday trading at Hoff I- Bateman was in town yesterday have never had the good luck to take Nehalem country. man & Allen’s big store. i and renewed his subscription to The advantage of such prices as follows: One 10 year guaranteed piano - Charlie Miller was a visitor to the A crowd of girls have gone for a News for another year before the raise at 8175, letail price................ 8325 Rose City the first of the week. goes *nt0 effect on camping vacation at the Alexadner ‘n Pr'ce One 20 year guaranteed piano October 1st. Harry Weseott of Gaston is transact farm northwest of town. at 8248, retail price................ 8365 ing business in the Grove today. Misses Maud Shannon, Manche ! One unlimited guaranteed piano A great many went to Portland Mon Miss Flossie Moye of Gaston has day to see Ringling’s circus that showed Langley and Myrtle Butler and Messrs. at 8300, retail price.................. 8500 Ljte Langley and Allen Dale of Port- One unlimited guaranteed piano been visiting Iriends in this city. there Monday and Tuesday. | laod called on Mr. and Mrs. Will at 8318, retail price................. 8550 A. S. Venen, the jeweler, made a Frank Aiken and family of Craw- French at Diiley. One unlimited guaranteed piano business trip io Portland Monday. fordsville, have moved to Forest Grove A. M. Grubbs sold through the at 8275, retail price.................. 8400 Dan Baker, Jr., finished his vacation to reside.— Brownsville Times. Forest Grove Land Co , his ten acre and many others we have not room to by a trip up into the mountains for big A. B. Thomas and wife who have fruit farm on David’s Hill Tuesday, to I mention. If you have an organ we game. been soj'ouming at Newport for several M. H. Parker, of Gales Creek. Con-J can allow you a liberal price on ex-j There has been an unusually large ! are expected home today, sideration SI 100. change. All pianos sold at regular number of farmers in town all during , Miss Dollie Hinman, who has been | Will Barrett who is attending the na- wholesale prices cash or time to suit the week. ; on her vacation to Timber for several | val academy at Annapolis, is exp ected ! yourself. Call at The Bazaar and be i Ed Davidson has been working for weeks returned home last week. ; home next week for a vacation and vi- convinced. EILERS PIANO HOUSE, H o l l e n b e c k & S h i p m a n , Joe Lenneville in his blacksmith shop Miss Bessie Ritchey is back at h e r; slt witil his parents. Hon. W. M. and __ _ Ijocal Managers. this week. duties at Hoffman & Allen’s after a Mrs- Barnett of Hillsboro, —The Auction House carries the Lloyd Hicklin who formerly attended Miss Sias has purchased a lot on week’s tussle with the rheumatism. college here, is reported as being very J Rockwell Corner Dust Shield and the First avenue south, just west of the Darling home. New lots of goods arrive at the sick. His mother has traveled all over Stair Carpet fasteners. These are the Auction House nearly every dav and the country with him for his health but best dust shields made and are a great Mrs. Winifred Marsh Whittlesv of saving of labor in sweeping stairs. 2t people wanting new or second hand it has not seemed to help. Evanston, III., is visiting friends here furniture or stoves will do well to call I Hon. Claud Gateh, national bank — The new school books are now on and in Fortland. and see them. They bought a lot of examiner, was in the city Saturday and j sale at The Bazaar. The Chalmers girls rented rooms of linoleum at auction, as well as many Monday, going over the books of the , —Try Schultz's ground bone for A. G. Hoffman and will attend school; other things, which can be bought ; First National bank and reports their your hens. It will make them lay. at P. U. this winter. cheap. 2t institution in excellent condition. — We have always paid the high The Free Methodist people are est for wool and mohair.— Bailey’s. holding a revival camp meeting in | — Ladies' hand turned patent leather | Hillsboro and Rev. H K. Bowman of oxfords, plain toe. Bailey’s Big Store. j this place together with a Portland — You can get a 25c Novelty Scis If you have that tired, don’t care, half-alive, dull-headed or pastor are conducting the services. sors Sharpener at the Auction House j Judge Hollis and Grant Hughes for 10 cents. despondent feeling, you need our Iron-tone. 2t were obliged to stay under cover of their tents all Saturday and Sunday ow For Sale by all Druggists. Price 50 cents Let us seed vou our little booklet, "Renew Your Vitality.” which tells you what IRON-TONE is and ing to the rains. It was a case o f ' "Rain Drop In” instead of Dew Drop what it will do. You can have it for the asking. I Inn. | A ddress G R O V E R M E D IC IN E CO., W oodbum , Ore. I The Spanton Team of Fortland will Play the Colts on the local field next Sunday. This is said to be one of the F arm s to be listed with us best amateur ball clubs in the Rose ! City. Curley Fields, who has been run- . Because we can sell them. ning a dance pavilion and making lots Because we advertise extensively. ol the stuff that talks, arrived in the Because we have inquiries from Grove this morning and will not return „ T H E L E A D I N G B U S I N E S S COLLEGE Eastern people who are coming to to the old fort town Walla Wall till after ____ arttnwc, roan aar, oatooa Oregon. hop picking. course in our college means better work—better wages. If you are Because we have the customers Harry Nauffts was in town Sunday interested write for our latest catalogue, and want to locate them in Wash from the Louis Wilcox place on Scoggins *YOUB SALARY DOUBLED * ington County. vallev where he is building a large barn • Be the turning point of your career 36x84. Mr. N. says there is lots o f . grain ruined .n that valley because of the heavy mins Saturday. T h a t T ir e d F e e lin g Camp Stoves, Tinware, Enamel ware & Cooking Utinsels needed for the or Home You will need a new R ange this fall we have a good stock and shall be pleased to tell you about the range we are selling, of which over 30 sold since March 1st. W e can refer you to any of these purchasers any one who buys one of these stoves re- mains our friend for life. T h e y are the best bakers and fuel savers on the m arket. Wanted! GOFF BROS. FOREST GROVE, OREGOX W H Y ? OREGON LAND CO. tete JAM ES RASMUSEX Dealer in F L O U R find R E E D Pacific Ave. fo re s t (¡rove. Ore., te ■» «te te te -te » * m W % W % * • fi ä w » w • u w te w« t e ¡j