Confidence
when eating, that your food is of
highest wholesomeness— that it has
nothing in it that can injure or
distress you — makes the repast
doubly comfortable and satisfactory.
T h is suprem e co n fid en ce you
have when the food is raised with
Mr. Joe Lenueville has purchased one
of the slightly used Pianos at the Ba- I
] zaar Piano sale.
— The attractive children's books in
the Book Store window, last week, a e
now on the table for your examination
| at 10 per cent reduction.
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Miss Kate Myers accompanied by
Miss E la a Shenll and Miss Julia Coo- j
perthwaites of Portland, made an ovet-
Sunday visit in Forest Grove.
B a k in g P ow d er
A bsolu tely jPure
“ Pacific University day’’ at Chautau-
! qua Park at Gladsto: e Ore , will be
July 15. The program for the dry
has not as yet been arranged.
Miss Grace Cady, a trained nurse in j
one of the sanatariums in Lincoln, 1
i Nebraska, arrived Saturday morning to
visit relatives in Forest Grove.
Harold Shaver pf Portland, at one
time a student at the college but new j
in the employ of the Welis-Fargo Ex- j
press Company, was here last Thursday.
The only baking powder made
with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
There can be no comforting confi­
dence when eating alum baking pow­
der food. Chemists say that more or
less of the alum powder in unchanged
alum or alum salts remains in the food.
J
PHOTOGRAPHS
If you haven’t sat
because you don’t
care fur pictun s,
come and test our
si ill. We guar­
antee you’ll like
our photographs
as much as you
detested the old
ones
ion t Forget to call i
S. A b ra h a m
V«
ht
ce
j Mrs. Mary Bailey Clarke of Portland,
Pr
I was visiting here the forepart of the |
re
A
t
T
h
e
C
n
m
e
r
S
t
o
r
e
| week and was an interested spectator j
h«
at the Field day exercises at the col-I
lie
and
see
the
new
goods
which
are
arriving
every
d
av
lege.
su
Miss Jean White who was visiting
Mjss Q , E Bashi of Port!andi was
th
Some
very
fine
shirt
waists,
laces
and
embroideries
ol
alj
Archie Bryant, Prop.
friends here the past week has returned
Mfss Mane L Spieshealti over:
th
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to her home at Oregon City.
kinds. We aim to give you the worth of your money,|
Sunday. Miss Bash is so well pleased
Mrs. Oscar Baldwin, of P o r tla n d ,^
The Banks Outlaws were defeated with Forest Grove that she has planned sion, at tije home of Mrs. Graham,
whether you buy dry goods, shoes, ladies or gents fumisiJ
visiting here, this week.
Sunday afternoon bv the Verboort on spending part of her vacation here. last Friday. The meeting was one of
the
most
enjoyable
sessions
of
the
ings or groceries. Every h'ng is as good as représente:j
Harry Giltner of Portland, spent team by the score of 4 to 6.
W. H. Parker of The Times, is un­ year and Mrs. Graham proved herself a
Sunday in Forest Grove.
Remember the K. O. T. M. dance usually happy this week for he has charming and hospitable hostess.
Phone orders will receive careful and prompt atten­
Harvey Baldwin has returned from at Greenville. Saturday evening, May become grandpa to a bouncing baby
N. L. Atkins left yesterday for Sa-
16. Everybody come. 44-t2.
boy who arrived the past week at the : ^
assun)e a
ition with the
an extensive sojourn at Newport.
tion.
Byron Smith is enjoying a visit from home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Young at 0regon Electric Company. Mr. Rout_
Mrs. Z. Large, of Portland, has re­
his cousins, the McCormicks, who i Sa entu
I ledge succeeds hitn at the local ex-
turned here for a few weeks’ stay.
caine from Superior, Wisconsin.
R. O. Stevenson, state game war­ press and telegraph office until C. B.
/Rollie Peterson and Frank Meresse
Miss Nora Emmel who is attending den, has gone to Southern Oregon on Stokes who is recovering from his ill­
were Gales Creek visitors Friday even­
Willamette
University, was here the official business and will go as far as ness, is able to take charge of the
ing.
Klamath Falls where important mat- j office,
past week visiting college friends.
The Quinenos club meets at the
ters make his presence necessary at
A license to wed was obtained yes-
W. E. Carpenter, route agent for this time.
home of Miss Josephine Baber, this
! terday in Multnomah county by James
Wells Fargo Express Company, was
week.
Rollie Walker has returned from 1 Patterson Graham and Fern Frances
here yesterday on official business.
had , Stout. Miss Stout is well-known her:
Miss Estella De Ford left last week
Deep River, Wash., where
*,.,*.* he ......
The Ladies Working Society will been offered the position of engineer having graduated from Pacific Univer- A
for an extended visit at her home at
give a Chicken Pie social May 13, in in a lumber camp. When he reached \ s'ty whl* the class of 1901. She has
San Diego.
Dealer in
the Church Parlors. Admission 25.
his destination he learned that the been teaching in Portland for a num-
“ Bob” Neal is critically ill at his
F L O U R a n d F E E D
! ber of years.
home
on
Third
Avenue,
with
Mrs. James Rasmusen was visiting in camp had "shut down.”
The Beavers, the regular Portland
James Hocking celebrated his 72nd
pneumonia.
Portland, last week. She was accom­
birthday anniversary at his home in
Forest (h o ve, Ore.,
-
Pacific Ave.
Sam Show and Mr. Knox are en­ panied by her little daughter, Mabel. baseball nine, was not able to shake ! South Park yesterday.
A splendid
the
hoodoo
the
losing
of
the
opening
*«!%
,""'*»***'**,
-
-
**—*"««_»»,*£
l,°
gaged, this week, in ballasting the
A much needed crosswalk has been
1 « «ST.
game of the season to the San Fran­ dinner was served and a number of
electric car track.
placed on the north side of First ave­
cisco team. The final score was 7 to relatives were present to participate in
Mrs. C. L Large and her daughter. nue at its intersection with Second 1 and there were 6,112 paid admissions. the event. Two daughters Mrs. Kelsey
and Mrs. Tolan, came out from Port­
Lucile, left today, for a three months’ street.
Rev. E. W. Hillis will be the new land for the occasion.
Pacific University meets the athletes
visit at Fairmont, Minn.
pastor ol the Free Methodist church
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Forest Grove wifi not celebrate the
of Pacific College at Newberg, May 9,
Rev. A. J. Folsom of this city, is in a dual track meet on the local ath­ of this city, for the coming year, and Fourth of July this year owing to the
will serve the charges at Dilley and inability of the Board of Trade to se­
scheduled to preach at Con-ion Thurs­
letic field.
Hillsboro. Rev. H. F, Kreider has cure grounds at a reasonable figure.
day and Friday of this week.
Tomorrow is circus day and one of been sent to Woodburn and Hubbard It is understood that Cornelius will
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McNutt ar­ the biggest crowds ever seen in Forest
(or the coming year.
invite the Grand Army veterans to
rived this week from Coos Bry where Grove will be here to see the
A bright little girl arrived at the assemble theie and that a celebration
Mr. McNutt had a position of window
performances.
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Whited will be held in that city.
trimmer in a department store. They
— After making a careful selection on the morning of May 2. The moth­
will visit here for several weeks.
The H. Schmale farm situated three
W e have just received a big order of enameled warethl
er and little girl are doing well and the and a half miles northwest of Forest
father who is one of the clerks in M. Grove, was sold this week by the Ore­
we ordered about six months ago, and which we had over-1
Peterson & Son’s hardware store, is the gon Land & Trading Company to H.
looked. We are going to sacrifice this entire line, for *1
happiest man in town.
M. Harris of Eastern Oregon. The
have not get the room for it on our shelves, as we exprtH
The Working Society of the Con­ consideration was $4000. Mr. Harris
gregational church met in regular ses- will probably arrive this week to take
another lot in a few days.
possession of his property.
At the Christian chapel, next Sun­
I
day, Mr. Sias will speak on the follow­
I 25 lbs. and under................lc. per lb ing subjects: 11a. m.. The Conquest
You can afford to bank with a Conservative Bank
50 “ ............................................... 40c of Love; 8 p. m., The Prohibition Is­
comijtencing May 1, we will sell this line of French
I 75
“ .....................................60c sue. A new carpet, of pleasing pat­
Enameled Ware at the following wholesale prices:
i 100 " ................................................75c tern, has recently adorned the chapel
Cake lots, per cak e...................$1.20
................ 10c
1 qt. Extra Deep Pudding Pan.
floor, a gift of the Ladies’ Aid Society.
Ice delivered every morning except It was purchased of Roe & Co.
2 qt
“
“
"
“ .
................ 15c
j Sunday; Saturday evening instead.
................20c
At
the
Frqe
Methodist
conference
4
qt.
Dairy
P
a
n
..........................
Phone your orders not later than 8 a.
held in Portland the past week Rev.
................25c
6 qt. “
“ ...........................
m. Both Phones.
ROSEWURM & Co. Harry E. Kreider pastor of the local
10 qt.
Dish Pan ............................................... *0c
church was placed as chairman of the
14
qt.
“ “ ....................
45c
committee on Education.
Thomas
17 qt.
“ “
50c
H. Symms of Forest Grove, was on the
DIWI’ CTOWS:
Me
committees
on
Ministerial
Relations
2
qt.
Lipped
Sauce
P
an
.......................................
15c
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h
n
IZ.
H
a
l
l
e
y
A.
T
h
orn
lu
irtfh
ThoM. Cl. T o d d
Homeopathist
and
Surgery
and
Church
Extension.
G.
W.
Bon-
3 " q t . ........................ ...................................... 20c
\V . li. M a in e »
»I. \V . P u q u i i
durant, formerly of this city, was on .
4 qt. “
“
** .....................................25c
J Forest Grove,
Oregon the committees on Reform and Reso­
3 qt. Berlia K ettles........................................... 25c
lutions.
4 qt
“
“
30c
CAKE IS A SURE WINNER.
6 qt.
“
“
35c
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1.)
3 qt. “ Sauce Pans.............................................. 25c
er.ed doctrines. In doing so, it be­
lieves it expresses the profound con­
4 qt.
................
30c
viction of an enormous majority of the
D*'
6 qt.
................
35c
people of Oregon, irrespective of their
2 qt. Tea Pots................................................... 35c
party affiliations.
' the
2 j qt. Coffee Pots...............................................35c
In the present campaign and the
2 qt. Covered Pails...........................................20c
coming election Statement No. 1 is not
i
mi;
on trial, because both candidates for
I tie
8 qt. Scallopped Cake P an ............................. ^
the United States Senate stand square-
Ï Grc
10 qt. Foot T ubs.................................................65c
I ehil
toed and flat footed upon that platform.
10 qt. Seamless Water P ail.................................-^c
Incorporated
1 Neither is Chamberlain nor Cake, as
P r
12 qt. Seamless Water Fail.................................60c
such,
on
trial
before
the
people.
The
Forest Grove, Ora.
Office Four Doors West of Postoffice
- Sto-
question is not of these men. but of
These prices are very little more than cheap
Cof
broad National import, leading to a
not last long, so come quick and get the benefit ol
victory which will mean a shout of
Special Sale
ringing encouragement to the National
administration or a vital blow delivered
in the house of its friends. This
the real proposition before the people
of the state, and it is one of the main
reasons why The
Telegram will!
throughout this campaign give H. M.
Cake its heartiest support and urge as
strongly as it may the voters of the
state to sustain the administration at
moment when it is more seriously on
trial than at any other period of its
whole history.
> i
THE
Pacific Art Studio
C ÏT V
We respectfully solicit your trade
JAM ES
R 2ÌSM U SE N
K
Forest G ro ve N a tio n a l
~ B a n ¡c
=
IQE
F o r T e n D a ys
Can You Afford Not To?
Notice our Reserve
Dr. Geiger
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(OREGON LAND and TRAD-
ING COMPANY
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or ranches in Oregon’s most beautiful valley, please
call and examinine our lists. We take pleasure in
showing land t o our customers.
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