F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
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O f F o r e s t G r o v e , O re g o n
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Capital fully paid
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Surplus
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N 0 ALU 1
M. Dooly
F ra n k K. Dooly
and strictly prohibits
the sale of alum
baking powder—
So does France
So does Germany
The sale of alum foods
has been made illegal in Washington and the District of Colum­
bia, and alum baking powders are everywhere recognized as
protect yourself against alum,
when erderir
ring baking powder,
Sap plain ly
BAKING
POWDER
Sit
and be very sure you get Royal.
Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar. It adds to the digestibility and whole*.!
someness of the food.
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$25,000.00
25.000. 00
10.000. 00
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CITV
j Cornelius, spent Sunday at the home
__________________________________ of Mrs. A. Jackson.
Most of oua Spring and Summer showings have
.1. K. Uoam ls
R. ¡VI. Dooly, Or.
M. Peterson
11. C. W ortm mm
IT ’S SINGULAR
the stand somepeo
pie take. It’s won­
derful, t h o u g h ,
how singulary u-
nanimous the ver­
dict is of those we
make pictures for
that
OUR PHOTO­
GRAPHS CAN’T
BE EXCELLED
It’s not "singu­
lar” this position
of ours is uncon­
troverted. H o w
can it be other­
wise to people who
desire the reputa­
tion of tellingtrue?
For photographs
singularly beauti­
ful and wonder­
fully cheap, have
us take them. Do
it now. Do it to­
day.
Tomorrow
may be too late.
T. S. Townsend, president of the
Portland Board of Trade, and Mr. Mul­
ler, secretary, of Portland, were in For­
est Grove today calling on the busi­
ness men in the interest of forming a
cooperative board of the state.
One of the most severe rain storms
to visit this state in recent years was
that of a few days ago when an inces­
sant downpour continued for nearly a
week. W. R. Harris reports that the
rain fall exceeded three inches.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lufter of Cran-
brook, Canada, who have been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Todd, the
past two weeks, left this week for
Washington, where they will visit a
short time before returning to their
home.
Wright & Cornelius, who have had
offices in the Forest Grove National
bank building, have discontinued bus­
iness there since forming a partnership
with the Oregon Land Co., and will be
found
at the offices of the latter
company.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hudson came
out from Portland Thursday, to visit a
month in this place and to fix up their
property here. Mr. Hudson was for­
merly city treasurer and school clerk
They are enjoying their usual good
health and their mafty friends are glad
to see them again.
Pacific Art Studio
Archie Bryant, Prop.
Hirst A n n u a l
S tatem en t
o f th e
FOREST GROVE N AT I ONAL BANK
nt thu close of buMlncNH M a rc h .Ird, 1908
I -Wil'd lit iw**:
k e s o n rc c H
11,094 is
Real Baute
Furniture and Fixtures.
D ue fro m l . S. T reas. . .$ 1,250 00
71.140 r»2
D ue fro m h a n k * .
( ash o n h a n d ............ . 39,215 t»7
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Capital Stock .......................................
$ 25,000 00
Circulation .
25,000 00
Undivided Profils..............................................
1.542 69
D e p o s i t s ...............
206.177 81
111.non 1'»
$257.720 50
$257,720 50
IM N H C I O R S :
Thou. <1. Todd
• I. A. Thornburgh
»h)hn li. Huiltiy
«I. \ Y . P u c i u o
\Y. II. Mainai»
Next Sunday night Dr. Luther R.
Dyott of the First Congregational
Church of Portland, will speak in the
Congregational church here. The ad­
dress is specially to men though all
people are invited. This service is to
promote a new movement in which
the men of the church are being organ­
ized for more effective work.
The Second Division of the Ladies
Working society, held a social at the
Congregational church Tuesday even­
ing in honor of St. Patrick. Supper
was served after which a short program
was enjoyed.
Mrs. W. W. McEl-
downey and Misses Kate and Maud
Shannon sang, and Mrs. J. F. Griswold
gave an interesting talk on her trip
abroad.
We save you money on
WATCHES and JEWELRY
We have taken advantage of
the money flurry and bOhght our
stock for cash at a big discount,
and we defy any dealer to com­
pare quality and prices with us.
Watches and jewelry receives the
most careful attention when
brought to us for repairs and the
work is done in the shortest pos­
sible time that first class work
can be done.
W.
S.
Reynolds
W atchmaker & Jeweler
Forest Grove
2nd doer west of Postof.'ice
B O W M A N ’S
O r e g o n L a n d a n d T r a d in g
Com pany
In c o rp o rn tu d
Successors to the following Firms:
O reg o n L an d C o m pany
W rig h t, C ornelius & Co.
A. B. T h o m as
W e are incorporated under the laws of the State of Oregon and our plan is to put the
real estate business of the county on a good, reliable and honorable basis— both for the
dealer and the party wishing his place sold. W e respectfully solicit your assistance in
our plan.
OREGON LAND AND TRADING COMPANY
J. W. CORNELIUS, Pres.
EDW. SEYMOUR, Sec. and Mgr.
Forest Grove, Oregon
J. S. WRIGHT. Vice Pres.
A . B. THOMAS, Treas.
The Place io Buy Your
Harness.
W e are not in the wholesale
busjness but we are selling at
W holesale Prices.
Our house is not full but we
have a large variety, and they
are going fast.
Harness made to order and
every strap guaranteed. W e
stand by all our work.
W e have two men at work
but can not get the work out
fast enough.
Come in and examine our
line of first-class Saddles.
Don’t forget the place.
New Brick
Pacific Ave.
IV. E. B O W M A N
arrivep and you are invited to call around and
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Uncle Lee Martin, who resides
Misses Maud Shannon and Gladys
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, 1 south of Dilley, and one of the old
Born—To the wife of Willis John­
Hartley were Portland visitors Saturday.
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time residents of this county, is re-
son, of near Gaston, ^the 12th, a son,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stuart and porte(j as being seriously sick.
Dr. James A. Baker of Gaston, assisted
little son went to Portland Wednesday.
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Your attention is called to the ad. of
bv Dr. C. L. Large attending. Parties
Class No. 2 of the Christian Sunday (he Cash Bargain Store ¡„ this issue<
wishing the attendance of Dr. Large in
school are preparing a cantata to be which announces that it is holding a
this' class of cases will greatly oblige
given soon.
closing out sale. It will be to your
The Washington County Board of him, if convenient, by engaging his
Mr. arid Mrs. W. W. Ryals, of interest to read it.
Trade is putting forth some energy to ' services two or three months prior to
Scoggins Fallcy, were Portland visitors
A. E. Nourse of this'office, has pur­ secure photographs of the Horse j the expected event. Dr. Large has
last Friday.
chased the Needham property in South Parade to be held April 18 at Hills­ both phones.
— Easter Postals and cards are now Park, through the Oregon Land Co. boro, for advertising purposes. Also
— A full line of Comforts at Bailey’s.
ready at The Book Store 25c (or agency, and will move into it about the some of our good herds of cattle. All
—Stephen
Morgan phone, Ind. 7152.
owners will do what they can to help
more) a dozer, by mail.
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first of the month.
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We’ll
cover
that umbrella. Corl
A. F. Dethlefs of Seghers, dropped
W. H. Jenkins, traveling passenger them if they know when they a r e ! & Son.
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into The News office, Tuesday, and agent of the S. P. lines, was in the coming.
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Get
that
umbrella
repaired
at
Hon. W. M. Barrett of Hillsboro, I
left the price of the paper for one year. Grove, Wednesday, on business con­
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— In The Book Store window, this nected with that company. The who is candidate for joint-senator, and
— Pure Vanilla and Lemon flavoring
who was one of the judges of the de­
week, are some very pretty boxes of News acknowledges a call.
bate between Whitman a.nd P.^-U. extracts in bulk at Dr. Hines’ Drug
good stationery at the special price of
W. T. Fogle, formerly of the Times here some time ago, is getting some i Store.
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25c.
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and who went to Independence a good advertising in the Whitman col-1 — Don’t forget that Hoffman & Al­
Work in the M. M. degree will be month or more ago and was associated
lege paper, who refers to him as len Co. are offering rare bargains this
done in the Masonic lodge tomorrow with the West Side Enteiprise, has
“ Hon. M. N. Barrett, former M inister; month.
night— Friday. All
Masons
take sold out there and will probably locate
to Columbia.”
— Hoffman & Allen Co. can supply
notice.
east of the mountains.
Dr. Hines has been mentioned as a your wants in blankets and comforts at
FOR SALE — Full blooded Jersey
The I. O O. F. lodge held initia­ candidate for the legislature on the re- t low prices.
bull, 15 months old, out of Diploma tion Monday night at its hall, when publican ticket, and it is understood
—Don’t you think a nice Wool
Elsie Ladd head. A. F. Dethlefs, four candidates were admitted into the that he is considering making the race, j
Blanket would feel good these cool
Seghers P. O.
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mysteries of the craft. About 20 of A large number of his friends from all
nights? Bailey’s.
Mrs. Shogren of Buxton. Mrs. A. LT. ; Hillsboro lodge came over and did over the county are offering him much
—Cotton Blankets 10-4, 11-4, 12-4,
Olson of Portland and Mrs. Reeves of the work for the local lodge.
encouragement and should he desire prices 85c, 81.00, 81.25, 81.50,
to make the race, will no doubt land 82.00, at Bailey’s.
the nomination.
Loans and D iscounts................................ $ 99,279 66
U. S. B- nds and P rem ium s...................... 26,265 6.1
Other B o n d * ................................................. 5.000 00
Spring Clothing
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DIRECTORS«
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injurious.
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see them.
BROWNS AND GRAYS WILL PREVAIL
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For Men and Youths
John
Anderson,
THE TAILOR.
Don’t Forget to Call 01
Abraham
At
The
Bros.
C o rn e r
S to r e
and see the new goods which are arriving every day
Some very fine shirt waists, laces and embroideries of al
kinds.
W e aim to give you the worth of your money!
whether you buy dry goods, shoes, ladies or gents fumisl/
ings or groceries.
Every thing is as good as représentée
Phone orders will receive careful and prompt atte
tion.
We respectfully solicit your trade !
JAM ES
RASM USEN
Dealer in
F L O U R
a n d
Forest Grove, Ore.,
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A CARLOAD
of
a ie s
JUST ARRIVED
One Carload of
Sash and Doors
and one Carload
Wagons
ON THE W A Y
GOFF BROS
HARDWARE
FOREST GROVE,
ORE