1
Our heaters are going
like hot cakes.
Come in
The famous Universal range will give you entire sat­
isfaction for twenty years. This range is made by scienti­
fic workmen who know their business. A written guar­
antee goes with each range so you take no chances what­
ever.
while our line is complete.
We can give you a better
1
We have a nice line of shot
guns both single end double barrel
and repeating shot guns. Don’t
fail to get our prices before you
stove for the money than
FLASH
the other fellow.
SPECIAL PRICES
Windows, Doors,
Moulding
We are overloaded on farm trucks and will
make special prices this month only. Come in
and look them over.
Wood Choppers
Supplies
Simonds’ saws, horse shoe sledges
and wedges, Collins & Adkins axes.
We carry a well assorted line
of goods in these lines.
We always have on hand a full stock of win­
dows and doors. Our moulding is the best
money can buy no knots or cross-grain sticks.
PLOWS
advantage o f the cash dis
count»
satisfied only when you are
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FOREST GROVE, OREGON
Doings at Pacific University
1
Mr«!** < Hull E l n d i o n .
, Tickets will be placed on sale at the students are greatly handicapped on reputation for being right royal enter­
At a recent meeting of the Pacifi
Bazaar this week. The place of enter- account of the poor Gymnasium. The tainers, and those who were fortunate
i tainment will be announced later. present building is old and entirely in receiving invitations will without University Press Club, the followin
Lifted From the Weekly Index, the College Publication The Albany Herald speaks words of inadequate.
doubt remember for many a day the officers were elected for the ensuin
| praise for Miss Pollock which says.
In a student-body meeting held dur- good time and unique entertainment term:
CONCERT COURSE OPENS.
I beautiful voice of mezzo-sprano.” — 'The First Presbyterian church was l ing the last term the proposition of
President, H. E. William.
of last Friday evening.
Prof. G. B. Lamperti.
I
filled
last
evening
to
hecr
Miss
May
I
erecting
a
new
Gymnasium
was
pre­
Vice President, H. E. Ferrin.
M r s , P au line. M ille r -« .Iia p m a n A p
The spacious parlors were decorated
Pollock read. This was the first ap­ sented and discussed. Much enthu­
p e a r s in M a r s h M a ll
Secretary,
L.
L.
Hope.
with autumn leaves and in the corners
TO MANAGE U. OF W. ATHLETICS. pearance of the talented reader in this
N o v e m b e r 14.
siasm was shown, and the three upper were decorations representing six phas­
Financial Agent, H. P. Humphreys Vheat,
other
city
since
her
departure
for
the
east
classes immediately pledged One Hun­ es of life in different parts of the world,
The first of the series of concerts by W . B. R asm u s*«!n, l>. U . O ra d u a te
S
e
le
c
te
d
to
P
ill
Im
p
o
r
t
a
n
t
.
Be-
several
years
ago.
Her
selections
wer?
dred and Seventy Dollars. The Trus­ viz: “ Western Life,” “ Life in the
the Conservatory will be given by
— Money to loan on farm secuntj
P « is itio n .
iduced
of
the
highest
order
and
the
audience
,,
;W
.
H.
Hollis,
Forest
Grove.
Mrs. Pauline Miller-Chapman on
tees have also made a donation of South Sea Islands,” “ Life in Egypt,
was highly pleased with each number. about Three Thousand Dollars in prop­
Nov. 14 in Maish Hall. This will be
— Try Schultz’s ground bone fc
On the resignation of
“ College Life,” “ Newport Society”
Miss Pollock has a full voice, well cul­ erty. The plans for the new building
Mrs. Chapman’s first concert since
your hens. It will make them lay.
Mr. Hemphill, W. B.
and “ Life Among the Icebergs.”
tivated and with her charming person­ which will be of brick, have . ilready
her return from Europe where she
— At Bailey’s, >or ladies’ hand sewe
Rasmusssen was elected
The main feature of entertainment
CO.
ality endears herself to all.
studied under the famous Lamperti of j
been laid. Besides being large and
goodyear welt, patent leather oxford;
manager of athletics at
was the writing and reading of roman­
Berlin and other notable instructors.
commodious
the
equipment
is
to
be
the University of Wash­
ces in which students figured as the Cuban heel, Blucher cut.
It is safe to say that no American ;
NEW GYMNASIUM FOR PACIFIC modern in every detail. A most valu­ chief characters. The gnests were di­
ington.
Mr. Rasmus-
— Men’s canvas oxfords also canva
soloist has ever received so marked at- I ; sen graduated from Pacific with the
able feature will be a swimming tank
vided into groupes of six and each di­ shoes the latest styles swing an
tention from the public as Mrs.
Sfu«l«!nt* C a ll fo r A n l F r o m A lu m n i 60x40.
The structure will cost in the
class of ‘06 and is now a Senior in the
vision was told to write a Btory in which straight lasts, Blucher cut. At Bailey’s
an«l F o r m e r S tu d e n t* . C ir­
Chapman and her splendid success in
neighborhood
of
815,000.
j Law Department at Seattle.
Mr. Ras­
— We have always paid the higi
a girl and boy whose names had been
c u la r L e t t e r .
Berlin obtained for her the highest tes­
We, the students of Pacific Univer­
mussen while at Pacific led the debat­
given out at random, were prominent. est for wool and mohair.— Bailey’s.
timony from the ablest critics in
At a meeting of the Student Body sity, being zealous for the growth of
— Mrs.'Edmondson would like tod
ing team that was victorious for two
The groupes were each given appro­
Europe. The following testimonials
against,
'n
the spring term -a a movement was \ our college and desirous of promoting
| successive years that went
priate settings for their tales and the work by the day. Phone No. 392. l i t
substantiate this fact:
Washington. Last year Mr. Rasmus- sorted to secure money for a new clean athletic, ask you to co-operate characters were given fictitious names.
— Bring your wool and mohair to us
‘‘Mrs. Pauline Miller-Chapman, who j sen lead the Washington debating team gymnasium,
During the summer!
us >n l^e erection of the proposed
The reading of these stories afforded We will give you the most for it.—
made several very important engage­
nothing was done to push this enter- structure. If this circular should fall
j that met the University of Oregon.
great amusement, especially when the Bailey’s.
ments in Berlin this season with pro­
prise as students could not neglect ‘nt0 the hands of any person who
— Money to loan on farm secuiit
audience was asked to guess the real
nounced success, is a dramatic soprano, KAPPA DELTA ENTERTAINMENT their work. This undertaking wj]l
will thinks
j thinks that
that the
the students
students are
are enlisted
W.
H . Hollis.
names of the heroes and heroines. The
with a beautiful, rich, sympathetic—
; now be carried forward as circum-1 in a good c u s e and feels that he
—
Men’s patent leather button thre
romance of the South Sea Islands was
yes, glorious and perfectly trained— Ml** P o llo c k an«l O l l i e r * W ill A p - | stances will permit. The student com- ' would like to help swell the Gymna-
quartets
boxing cloth top, very nea
successful in provoking laughter,
p e a r in Li e e ita l M e re
voice. Being by nature endowed with
j mittee has prepared a circular letter! sium fund, any aid from such a person quite
Oxfords at Bailey’s.
at
the
point
when
the
fiery
little
mis­
N o v . -I.
a very artistic temperament, her inter­
which set forth the needs of the school would be greatly appreciated by the
— Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician an
sionary attacks the gallant Frenchman
pretations of the master works of vocal
Plans are being laid for a very inter- in athletic lines. This letter will be students of Pacific University.
Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical af
wrecked on the coast. The Indian
literature are a delight to the musical esting entertainment to be given on sent to the Alumni and friends of the
pliances in office.
Calls answere
Respectfully submitted by
story relating the adventures of night or day.
t oar
connoisseur.
Mrs. Chapman would the evening of Nov. 4 under the aus- : University.
«4 KIU««.
The Student Committee
“ Gigglig-dew-drops” and chief “ Noisc-
r An unsi* All
certainly prove a great acquisition to pices of the Kappa Delta society.;
—
Ladies’
white
canvas
oxfords
in
J. P. W ard
Forest Grove, Ore., Oct. 28, 1907.
in-the-feet,” also proved very popular. latest styles at Bailey’s.
any musical organization of impottance Miss May Pollock has been secured to
J. a . C l a p p
To the Alumni and former Students
There was a series of unique love let­
in search of a wonderful soloist and I ; Kjve a rec;tal. Miss Pollock is a grad- of Pacific University.
H arry p . H u m ph r e y s l
ters steeped in seal blubber and icicle
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should be very happy if these lines in uate of the Chicago School of Express-
It is a recognized fact that the best
showers of Norway and Siberia; an
We thoroughly believe in 1 coming
PHILOMATHEANS ENTERTAIN
a measure aid the artiste in her musi- ! ion and is very talented. She will be type of College graduate is the one
Egyptian story in which a pair of an­
the
present values oi
hibit
cal career.—Joseph Gahm, Berlin, aided by Miss Ethel Lytle who is who has been developed along all pos­
The largest and most enjoyable so- j
cient lovers reappear to endure their
Oregon land. But if you
Jill.
April 30, 1907.
prominent in Portland’s musical cir- sible lines of education. Not only the ciety function, held so far this year,
woes again; a racy story of western life
W 7 1 N T to S E L L
Berlin, April 20. 1907.— I herewith cles.
Miss Lytle has a beautiful con- mind but also the body must be occurred last Friday evening, when the j
% a Poit-
> with cowboys, pistols, “ squirts” and
declare by my writing that Madam tralto voice.
Miss Sheehy has con- trained in order that the brain may young ladies of the Philomathean So­
with
1 the like; a spicy bit of society scandal
L IST your place
Chapman has studied under my drrec-! sented to be Miss Lytle’s accompanist better do its work. Pacific University ciety entertained at the home of Rev.
I mores al-
US.
I introducing us to high life; and the
tion for some time. I find her a true so the Kappa Delta society feels that has always promoted athletics with and Mrs. C. F. Clapp.
. But it
I program was fittingly closed with the
We have a large ac­
and very able singer, possessing a most ■ that the evening will be a success. good results. At present however, the
The Philo girls have always had the
:nick Hall
‘ happy beginnings of a college romance.
m
3 n
St
:s
I
jTn/ Goldenrod Hour
W W W w V W w W w W W W W v w w W
Guaranteed
The guests then repaired, by a round­
about way, to Philo hall where they
imbibed in a delicious feast of ice
cream and cake. The hall was beau­
tifully decorated with maple leaves and
sweet briar. After the refreshments
were served, college songs were sung
and at a late hour the jolly party dis
banded.
quaintance east and are
now figuring on a col­
onization scheme. Will
want at least 1000 acres.
Call and we will explain.
OREGON LAND CO.
Forest Grove
Oregon