County Sunday School
G o to th e
Cash Bargain Store
%
for Christmas Goods.
W e have stationery,
books, picture frames, handkerchiefs, ladies’
fascinators, hand bags, ladies’ collars, bead
necklaces, brooches, stick pins,
dressing
combs, side and back combs, hair pins, hat
pins, work baskets, gents’ ties, shaving out
fits, knives, razors, watch chains, dolls, per
fumery, stereoscopes and views, ladies’ kid
gloves 75c, gents’ kid gloves 75c, astrachan
gloves 25c to 35c per pair, natural wool un
derwear $1.50 per suit and hundreds of
other things too numerous to mention.
D. E. Mobley, Prop.
Forest Grove, Or.
Christian’s Old Stand, Main St.
H« t
TM E
INE W S
Remedy for “ Bazaar Fever.”
A meeting of most of the town's
Published every Thursday by The physicians, together with the board of
We
Washington County Publishing Co., health, was held last night at Vert’s
consl
Hall to discuss the ways and means of
Incorporated.
per <
unde Entered at the post-office at Forest stamping out the “ Bazaar Fever,”
known to the medical world as Bazaar-
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Grove, Oregon, as second class
ium SantaClausum, and also to hear the
the T
mail matter.
r i i IcU
doctors’ report, as to their success in
m an
discovering remedies for the malady.
Subscription $1.50 Per Year The mayor and most of the city coun
and
hlH p
Advertising rats* mad* known on
cil were in attendance, and from the
“Oi
application.
stern
look on the mayor’s face it was
a te
apparent that he was anything but
, pool,
O fficial Paper of City of Forest Grove pleased with the doctors’ failure in
pool
checking the fever. The meeting was
other
the a A. E. NOITRSE.................... MANAGER opened with that favorite song: “ Where
“I • J F. W o o d s .............................. e d it o r is my Wandering Boy Tonight?” And
time!
when everybody at the meeting joined
pool
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1907 in the beautiful chorus: “ Down at the
flutti
Toy Bazaar,” there were tears in mapy
uboV'
In a
The Pacific Fleet has started eyes.
of y
The doctors’ report was next in or
for
the Pacific coast and in it
thror
der, and from their downcast look and
are
sixteen
first-class
battleships
and
pale faces, it was evident that their
whol with the usual accompaniment battles with "Bazaarium SantaClausum”
“W of torpedo boats.
had been a failure. One of them, who
that
was the discoverer of the cause of the
one <
fever said. “ I | has always been my
hook
President Roosevelt has re custom to treat the cause of the disease
light
peated his declaration not to more than the malady or in other words
was
yello accept a third term, and as the to ‘fight the enemy with his own weap
ed el Oregonian has declared its in ons,’ and as you know the trouble is
lowe<
caused by the children having ‘Christ
I hat dependence as regards presiden mas trees in their heads.’ I suggested
tial candidates, it would be in that a good strong twig of a Christmas
“It
any > teresting to know if this great tree
be applied generously to their
boys
newspaper is to follow Bryan or backs for at least IS min utes.” It
with
seemed to help temporarily, but did
Taft.
have
not last long and when all the mera-
me a
;
"G<
bers of the house took the fever too,
Naturally, it was to be ex- | there was nobody to apply the twig.
dldn'
of h
pected that the withdrawals from The other doctors said they had tried
you
the local banks after the holidays, ' a!! the remedies they knew of but with-
Th.
night
would exceed the deposits, but, out any 'astin* eifect> and said that the
W h e n it fever had spread so rapldly that everv'
.
, r . a s e
When
body, young and old, had it now. They
is remembered that for the last suggested to let it have its way, as it
Seven weeks people have been was not very disastrous only perhaps
limited to the use of money by t0 papa’s pocket book and a case of
the stringency, and too, at th is 1 Bazaarium SantaClausum never was
.•
_
, i ! known after the holidays were over.
time
of J year,
more
money
would | After a very , heated
. . , discussion it was
.
,
i
l r
3
be drawn for holiday purposes, j voted to follow this advice, but to in*
It is good to know that the peo-; struct the fire department to be on the
pie of this section so thoroughly ' alert a11 the time, as most of the town
understood the situation, a s not 1 is almost deserted '*> the afternoon,
,o be frightened by the so-t ailed S b
,"
„
d“L '.: » a 1“ "
panic,.
blocks may burn up before you could
it w a s n o t th e
Ston
get people away from there.
— R. H. Kaltz, the
piano tamer and
repairer of Portland, is coming I o this
city to do work. For ten years i te has
been making this territory and has a -
ways given splendid satisfaction. Leave
orders at the Bazaar.
Association.
A meeting of Washington County
wortcer will be held in j
Sunday school woAers
the M. E. church at Hillsboro, Sunday, !
Dec. 29, beginning at 1:30 p. m.
At this meeting the purpose of the
Sunday school will be discussed by
Vice President R. C. Hill of Forest
Grove. The purpose of the District
Convention bv Wm. Phipps, V. P. 4th
Dist ; the purpose of the County Con-
Iventio.n by E. X. Harding of Gaston,
1st V.P. ; the purpose of the State
Convention by state field worker C. A.
Phipps; also the part each vice presi
dent, secretary and president of cradle
roll and home department have in the
Sunday School Association. Address
es by preachers of Hillsboro and others
will be given.
The State Sunday School Associa
tion is to hold its annual convention at
Forest Grove next May and all should
be up and doing for this good work.
L. L. HOLLINGER, Pres. Co Ass’n.
50c a W EEK BUYS IT
This high class drop head sewing machine bought Tby us in
large quantities, thus enabling us to sell them at a very low
price.
$ 6 0 machine for $25
W e will send this machine to your nearest railroad station
with freight prepaid for $ 3 . 0 0 and $ 2 . 0 0 in monthly in
stallments till $ 2 5 . 0 0 is paid us.
Why send east or to Portland when you can buy at home
iust as cheap.
QOFF B R O T H ER S
Forest Grove
-“ Baxter Perry Concert.”
Hall, Friday, Dec. 20, 8 p
ISTMAS
Art Exhibit.
Mrs. Dixon, our local artist in con- |
nection with Miss Lytle, one of her
students will place a number of their
paintings on exhibition at Baldwin’s
confectionery store. Among them is
Miss Dixon’s painting, ‘ Dawn on the
Summit” a local painting. Mrs. Dixon
took a course of instruction under
Baroness DeBesta during 1905 while
she was exhibiting her $30,000 paint
ing (Betrayed) in Portland. All lov
ers of art are invited to call and see
them.
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COURT
N EW S
Ed D Curtis et al to A W Dickey lot |
4 Curtis Subdivision in Wm Stokes d 11
c t 1 n 3 w $500.
G Merrutie et ux to George Wescot
nwj of n e i sec 25 t 2 n 3 w ( 4 0 1
acres) $550.
E M. Tongue et al to J A Moore j
part of Amended Plat to Fairview Add
to Hillsboro $1609.40.
United States National bank to J F
Compton 5 acres in sec 21 t 1 s 1 w
$225.
Fred Scofield et ux to Detroit Trust
Co part of sec 25 t 3 n 5 w $10.
Jos A Moore et ux to Detroit Trust
Co swj of n ej sec 25 3 n 5 w $1.
Agnes Wirtz to L G Morley nwj of
lot 3 blk 24 Forest Grove $175.
Robert P Wirtz to L G Morley nej
of lot 3 blk 24 Forest Grove $150.
Margaret E Leach to Catherine Hy
land part of blk 15 Fore; t Grove $850.
R L Ayers et al to Frank Maitland
14.26 acres in sec 16 t 1 n 4 w
1000 .
y
Fall Clothing
.
NELSON B. LA COURSE
F orest G rove
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Oregon
THE BIG ECONOMICAL STORE
W atches, clocks, ch ains, charms, stick pins,
bracelets, brooches, cuff and collar buttons.
Also a large lin e o f silverw are o f the best
patterns and guaranteed qualities.
For one of the best selected stocks ever
shown in Forest Grove, in the jewelry line
can be found here. This is no auction sale
of goods; we are here to stay and every arti
cle we sell is warranted both by the manu
facturer and ourselves. Every article sold
by us will be guaranteed the best in its class
and at prices that cannot be duplicated.
Dr. Hines’
DRUG
STORE
3ood Eatables
i
at
Low Prices
Everybody knows that
we keep the best Meats
to be had, but this is to
remind you to give us
a call.
Saelens & Co.
FOREST 8R0VE
A. M. Venen
Christmas
Novelties
T O IL E T S E T S
SH A V IN G S E T S ,
M A N IC U RE S E T S
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hamilton were
visiting at the home of Chas. Lazotts
of Buxton, returning home Sunday
evening.
CO LLAR & C U F F S E T S
FA N C Y M IRRO RS
X
X
X
X
X
■x P r i c e « R i g h t
X h Dr. Hines' Drug S tore
We all appreciate the repairs that
were put on the road between this
place and Greenville, but perhaps not
so much as our mail earner and milk-1
man who go over this road twice a day.
F IN E S T A T IO N E R Y
F IN E PE R FU M E R Y
X M A S PO ST C A R D S
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.
W e can satisfy any man, boy or youth in Clothing.
Our stock is cor nplete besides the prices and per-
feet fit are both guaranteed.
I have just received a new and complete
stock of jewelry of all kinds.
Christmas
shoppers can find here a great variety of ar
ticles to select from and as this is an all new
stock of goods I will make special prices in
order to get them introduced so if you want
FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K
V
Special attention is directed to our fall Dress Goods
Waists, Skirtr. and Wrapps. W e have the choicest
fabrics and highly tailored goods. W e invite you
to call and s< e them.
let Articles, Sta
tionery and K odak
Supplies at
THOMAS & H0GE
A C Alexander et ux :o F M Porter
51.50 acres in Wm Carpenter d 1 c t 1
Real Estate Loans
Forest Grove, ;Or.
Patterson’s new brick
s 4 w $1800.
AND INSURANCE
Edwin B James et ux to Florence
McDowell Green part of lot 1 blk 29
Phone 294, Forest Grove, Oregon
Forest Grove $1600.
J M Pollock to J M Pollock et ux
6.80 acres in Harvey Clark d 1 c $1.
August Matthies et ux to Ed Sy et
6% a c re s, no b u ild in g s n e a r c ity a nd railroad.
Forest G rove, G rc g c n
Ju st the plac e for a n ice suburban hom e.
ux 20 acres in Wm McLin d 1 c t 1 s
Capital
.
.
.
$ 25.000.00
I
3 w $4500.
5 a c re s , good 7 room house, b arn and p le n ty of
Surplus
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10.000.00
Geo Schneller et ux to David Fletch
f iu i t, fine neighborhood.
Resources
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250,0 0 0.0 0
er et al lot 3 blk 7 Sherwood $450.
17% a c re s , good 6 room ho u se, 8 a cres a p p le s,
J F Compton to John A Wilson 5
A General Banking Business Transacted
7 a c re s p ru n e s , p ru n e d ry er.
acres in sec 21 t I s 1 w $500.
10 a c re s , 6 room h o u se, 800 g ra p e v in e s , 1 acre
Directors: R. M. Dooly. J F. Loomis, H. C. Wortmnn,
H H Eyman et ux to Arthur Bell
s tra w b e rrie s, p len ty o th e r fru it.
Frank E. Dooly, R. M. Dooly, Jr.
4.48 acres in sec 32 t 2 s 1 w $1.
T h e se a re choice little p laces n e a r F orest G rove.
Wm F Bellrood et ux to Jas J Dun
C all a t d lea rn p a rtic u la rs .
ning 16 acres in D B Dustin d 1 c t 1
n 1 w $1600.
— An abundant supply of Christmas
—Guns repaired by Corl&Son. 23tf.
—Get that umbrella repaired at
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
— Wool Blankets $3.50 to $9.00 at candies and nuts at Hoffman & Allen
Corl’s..
- 23tf.
Co.
William H Richards, Merril A Me J. E. Bailey’s.
Burney; Wilber Weston, Bessie Sams;
A Hergert, Anna M Geatter; J N Atter- jr-w;
bury, Clara J Robinson; Chas A Sears,
Dora F Haney; Herman Hergert,Lydia u
Kinas.
— The day of brass jewelry with a
— Any person who wants a strictly r i
little gold plated on is a thing of the honest piece of jewelry at an honest I
past with all first-chss jewelry dealers. price will do well to call at Venen's.
II
We handle only solid gold and IS and |
20 year gold filled goods. Venen.
Kansas City Items.
Tom Baker and John McCoy were
hauling lumber Tuesday.
11
E. Kirt and Chas. Hamilton were
assisting F. Waldron in rolling and pil
ing logs Monday.
Fall Showing
* QUALITY and
R.ICHT PRICES
get in Drugs, Toi
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
$
Oregon
A re what you will
— Grand Christmas Ball, Christmas |
Eve at Verts Hall, Forest Grove. I
Come one and all— Everybody invited. |
Latest music by Walker’s Orchestra.
Refreshments will be served by Frank j
Allen, the Confectioner.
Dancing |
from 8:30 till the roosters crow.
Committee.
COUNTY
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Sole Agents for the White Sewing Machine in Washington County.,
K O D A K S & CAM ERA SU PPLIES
as m erc u ry w ill su re ly d e stro y th e se n se o f sm e l’ and
c o m p letely derange th e w hole sy ste m w h en a n te r in g it
th ro u g h th e m ur^nis su rfa c e s. S u ch a rtic le s should
n ev er be used e x c e p t on p re s c rip t -*n from reputabL
p h y sic ia n s, as th e dam age th e y w ill do is te n fold
th e good you cam possibly d e riv e fro m th em . H al 1*1
C atarrh C u re, m an u fa c tu re d by F- J. C h e n e y * Co.
Toledo, O h io , c o n tain s no m e rc u ry , s n d is ta k e n in te r
n a lly s e tin g d ire c tly u p o n th e blood sn d m ucuous
su rfa c e s o f th e svs rm . In b u y in g H s ll's C s ts rr h C ure
be su re you g et th e g e n u in e
It is tak e n in te rn a lly »nd
m ade in Toledo. O h io , by F . J. C h e n e y A Co. T e s ti
m onials free.
Sold by D ru g g ists. Pr ce. 73c p e r b o ttle.
Take H a ll's F am ily F ills foe coostipaU on.
GLO VE & H A N D K E R C H IE F BO X ES
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