CHRISTMAS O U TLE T SALE At LaCourse’s Big Economical Store, Forest Grove What Loom Ends Mean and Where They Come From Loom Ends mean Goods that fall short of forty or fifty yard lengths, requisite for export purposes. Identical in quality, style and design with the full piece, still not to be classed with regular goods because they are wanting in lengths. T h e mighty block of Loom Ends we have purchased for this sale are new goods fresh from the Looms, offered you at loom cost. There is no better way of supplying your Christmas desires than to attend this sale where you will find many patterns that will supply all your Xmas needs. This is the largest sale of its kind ever inaugurated in Washington county and at this time of the year ought to appeal to all shoppers We are not only Selling Loom Ends but all other Goods as well, at Low Prices. You will find bargains in all departments. Skirts Marvelous Shoe Our Great Cloth­ ing Sale Selling Ribbons at Loom Grocery Dept« End Prices Ladies' Coats Tailor made skirts of all the latest weaves and a variety that will satisfy the most fastidious. Solid blacks, serges and panamas in all the new models. You will not go wrong on shoes Men’s boys, and children’s clothing goes at a great sacrifice. You can’t find values to equal these in all the state. Come and look them over and be convinced. You will never, in all your travels find coats sold so cheap as here and all good values too. Our store’s supremacy as the best and most economical supply center is emphasized in every item in this department. Wearing qualities are remembered long after the price is forgotten. here. An unusual opportunity enabled us to buy one of the best brands of silk taffeta ribbons at a very great re­ duction in price. The Store that» Saves You Money P. U. SECOND TEAM VICTORS. y « ed io I on bo w! ha rm 4 die of yo r n!| S c o r e s !»ti to 0 A d a in 't H ills b o r o llld li—L a r g e s t Soot'a K v o r I?,,, tiord titl o n llo im t O r id ir o n . Saturday, D ec. 7 the Pacific second team played the last game of the sea­ son with a team from Hillsboro co r - Dosed of high school and town play ers. The game was arranged on short \,0 tice and the P. U. boys went onto f’ „ e fie|d for the first time in two we' ks On the other hand several of th -e Hillsboro Players did not know they untila short time before the game. From the kickoff it was evident that 8t the Varsity had the a» Jvantage. Hills­ boro made yardage k ,ut once aIthough her back field was heavy. T h e P. U. <*am played like d ock work and the The Varmer’s Wife u very carr fu) aU)ut hpr c|,lirn> gj,,. brilliant points of the game brought smiles to the faces of those in the J grandstj nd, especially the mei.ibers of the first team. Perhaps they remembered a previous score of 52 to 0. At the beginning of the 1st half Holman Ferrin got the ball' and went around end for a quarterback run of 3 0 yards and a touch down. After this it was a series of repetitions. To say that the visitors weie taken off their feet would be putting it mildly. Tim e and again the rooters cheered for the “ law student” as he to:e around end; or for H . Ferrin as lie se at the team down the field for "o n e more touch downs.” WHY SO WEAK? K id n ey 1 roubles l lay b e Sap ­ ping \ our L.ift A w ay. F o rest G rove P eop le H ave L earn ed T h is F act. In the second half H . F eirin , Alec Robinson, Thorgny F .o lm es, A. C. Allen and G. B ro c,n distinguished fejivn ssrer .tt-Ust ssssssr** , r ««a? é ““ *- wns. V. - , r j '« Drawers. Underwear. Aprons and Oarse1 Covers. d ro v e R . IN IX O f N , D e n t i s t Forest Grove, Oregon OFTICE Three i r w , onrn ol Bailey's s houis froir «4 A M to 4 P M. Notice for Publication. United States Land Office, Portland. Oregon, November 12, 1907. ! Notice is hereby given that Flora A. Dudley of Port- land. County of Multnomah. State of Oregon, has ap­ plied to purchase, under the act of Congress of June 3, 1578. «as extended by act of August 4, 1892, the S W H , Lots 3 and 4 and N E' • of Section 30. T. 3 N .f R. 3 W .. and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and to establish his claim to said land before Register and Receiver at Portland, Oregon, on the 6th day o f February’, 1908. » He names as his witnesses: i I | Olof Ohlscn of Portland, Oregon. Mary E. Wilson of Portland, Oregon, | Charlotte Reed of Portland, Oregon. W ill K elley of Buxton. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above- i described lands are requested To hie their claims in this j office on or before said 6th day of February. 1908. ALGERNON S. D R ESSER . Register. 1 have begun practice in the shot P»«-' caR0 next June. T h e se trials will be V. Waterman of The Dalles and H. P. he)d ¡n 0onj inction with simil.ir events Forest L-o\t Fitiflc Avrnni I Humphreys of Oregon city, are the ,n NfW Yotk o( f ^ t e n , athletes. Offi- will be re*»* S .ist tViV"ls absolutely true If you wr .III proven to your satisfaction big men who will establish some new c e n of , hf Cemraj Association. Athletic to ,| bv ,t mull » rostat card r.qurat u I'r. r — Don’t worry over , Union, will have charge of the local V Pieree. Pierce, Buffalo. m urmo. V .1. > • • or a records for the Varsity in the spring. ,'ne» 0 pages, le a t h er b ound. B est th in g on th e s u b je c t ever w ritte n . Illu stra tin g a ll F u r A nimals. All When a healthy man or woman be­ gins to run down without apparent ca.use, becomes weak, languid, depres­ sed , suffers backache, headache, dizzy s; jells and urinary disorders, look to tile kidneys for the cause of it all. K e e p the kidneys well and they will ke*ep you well. Doan's Kidney Pills The first half ended with the score cu re sick kidneys and keep them well. w. H. Morton, living on Third and Lincoln Streets. 22-0 The grandstand claijmiored for '.Tillsboro, O regon, says: "‘ When I first began using “ 9 9 ” and Pacific’s boys worked like D oan’s Kidney Pills, I was suffering from a weak back and a disordered condition of my kidneys. These or­ Trogans to make good. gans were so weak that I was forced to arise sr\eral •calds It W roughly after usinK aml K,v,.s It a sun u n h to sweeten It. She knows themselves time ar d again. T h e “ law th at it n ur churn is sour It will taint the butter V .m l Is inado In It. T h e stomaeli I» student” s e e m e 'j to be a “ hoodoo” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 a churn. In the stomach aiwl digestive for Hillsboro. Tim e and again they and n u tritiv e traéis are jierloruied pro­ cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, tried in vaiu to down him. T h e vis­ cesses which are almost exactly like tho churning of butter. I» it unit apparent itors put u’ p a plucky game but were New York, sole agents for the United then th a t If this stomach-churn is foul it outclassed . T he hdf ended with the States. makes foul all which is put Into It? Tho ovil of a foul stomacJi is not alone the bad taste in the mouth and tho foul breath caused t.y It, t,ut the corruption of the pure current of blood a.nd the rttssem- Ination of disease throughout the. I hh I v . Ttr. Pierce s (ioliteu MeoJcal 1 ) 1 ,-tcovery makes tho sour a-ul foul stomach sweet. It does for tho stomach what the w ashing and sun hath do for thechurn—absolutely romOTM every tainting or rurrupding ole . eiont. In this wny It cures blotch pimples, eruptions, scrofulmis swellp sores, er opsin eating ulcers « ih * 'L l humors or di>oases arising from bad’ 1 aJ V, you have hitter, nasty, foul * ’’ i t voitr mouth, coated tongue, foul ' are weak and easily tired, feel d* [)r , and despondent, have frequent he ..lache« dlizy attacks, gnawing or distress , ,n ach, constipated or Irregular bo _ ,i, or bitter risings after ratin' , appetite, those symptoms, or ¡ able number of them. Indica * »;.lt vou ire FURS CHIDES fo r spot cash. s e ll a t h o m e . Eczema and Pile Cure fT D U U Knowing what It Is to suffer, I will g ir t 1 FREE OF CHARGE, to any afflicted a posi­ tive mire for Eczema, Salt Rheum, Erysipetas, Pile* and Skin Diseases. Instant relief. Don’t suffer longei Write F. W. W illiams, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. Encloaa Stamp — Dr. E. H . Brown, Physician and Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap­ pliances in office. Calls answered night or day. — The finest of Cc-tton Blankets at Bailey’s. — Cotton Blankets 10-4, 11-4, 12-4, prices 8 5 c. » 1 .0 0 , « 1 .2 5 , « 1 .5 0 , « 2 .0 0 , at Bailey’s. — Money to loan on farm security. your Xra»* W. H . Hollis, Forest Grove. Pacific An good photos. — Try Schu lti’s ground bone for and will be your hens. It will make them lay. 22t4