train will run from Hillsboro
large crowd is anticipated.
GASTON
CORNELIUS.
Wilford Thomas is digging a weil.
T h e srchitect to whom has been
Thos. Carmichael was doing busi­ awarded the drawing cf the plans and
| specifications for the new school house
ness in Poit.and, last week.
wa« here the fore; art of the week and
Mrs. Turner is spending a few days held a in fe r e n c e with the board oi
in Portland, with her daughters.
directors.
W . W. Ryals and wife visited, Sun­
E. Kroner and wife, of Portland,
day, with their uncle, B. C. Dennis.
-pent Sunday with O. S . Edson and
A. A. î usse'l and family were guests fimiiy, of Cornelius. Mr. Ktoner is ; n
architect and is drawing the plans and
of Scoggin Valicy relatives, Sunday.
specifications for the school house to
Quite a number from this place went
be erected here.
to the big show
in Forest Grove,
A Mr. Jones, from Nebraska, has
Friday.
purchased 20 acres from M. B. and D
Grandma Roiston, who has long
Bump. The tract lies just outside ol
been a resident here, will make her
the Cornelius Environs on the north.
hom e, for a while, with her son Frank,
The consideration was S I 700. and the
of the Grove.
deal was made through the agency of
Mrs. Poison has improved the ap- Phelps & Fit eh Land Co. Mr. Jones
pearance of her property by having the intends to build a cozy home on the
old shoe shop removed, that has stood property,
being shaped for the
there for years.
A man may travel a whole dav and
not find worse roads than when he first
atrikes Yamhill county, a short stretch
that the supervisor has overlooked, we
think.
big Fourth of July celebration to be
held in Corneii .s. A committee was
out this week soliciting for funds
among the business men ar.d met a
hearty response.
Some concessions
I have alieady been let out to various
GALES.
parties and indications are favorable
The
George Beal and family visited at j for an eventful celebration.
j
Washington
County
Veteians’
Associ-
the Cummins home last Sunday.
at on decided at their semi annual
J. G. Boos loaded 2 cars of stone meeting to go into camp on the local
“jjk last week for Roy for the new church grounds and they will assist materially
^j^lhat is to be built this summer
in making the celebration a success.
Mr. Jack Frost h s visited a good
many of the gardens in this vicinity
G A L ES CREEK
lately,
Mr-. VVescott ol Gaston, was a Ga’es
B Johnie Cummins and Claud Aletn- Creek visitor last week.
baugh united with the W. O. VV. last
Mr. Vincent had ti e misfortune to
Friday night at Gaston.
lose one ol his best horses Monday
K Claud Alembaugh is taking music night.
lessons of John Beal.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Adkins of Gales
Several fishermen from
Portland Creek, are visiting in Portland this
week.
fished in this neighborhood Sunday.
j J g g
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So Banner Brand is toe military ens ^n under which the linn, frem
whom we buy our
Women’s Ciass Skirls, Shirt Waists a J Peltier ;
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have enlisted their labor and capital, an 1 t,u’y they have succeed­
ed in manufacturing a B A N N E R
ELEGANCE, QUALITY, WORKMANSHIP
THE
I n o u r south show window we show some of this season’s “ New Kicks.”
» t « r
Mr. Dakin is building an addition
[to his house.
is s.- ' usly ill
Mr. Darrow and Mr. / --hard of
Portland were guests at Mr. Willis’
on Friday.
Dr. Burger was not ben efited by
his trip to California and has been
confined to his room since his return
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Several of the Eanks people went to
I Portland to witness the opening game
[betw een San Francisco and Portland.
W hile they enjoyed the professionals
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S h o e s
tir e
b e tt e r .
dò
ALLEN COMPANY
OREGON
I M d U a Z Z a M U K ra
Notice.
B 3C V U B S
ton ounty.
Bicycle,
sew­
ing mchine, gun, lock and
— Bailey will buy your W ool and
Mohair.
C 7 \.
F o r S a IE — Full blooded
Jersey
Inquire of O. L. Doane, Forest
— Bring your wool and mohair to bull.
Grove, R. F. D. No. 1 .
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Bailey’ s and get the highest price.
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THE BOOiç S T O R E
FOR SALE— H om er pigeons.
<2-4*___________ M r . M. J. Shaw.
— M oney to loan on farm security.
W. H . Hollis. Forest Grove
T h e Banks base ball team crossed
generl repairing.
Brazing
[bats with the McMinnville team on
— We always pay the highest price
and lijht machine work my
[th e Banks diamond Sunday n t.’:e
for wool and mohair.
Bailey.
presence of a large enthusiastic crowd,
special.
— D on’ t forget that Hoffman Sr Al­
le »core being 9 to 1 in favor of
len Co. are offering rare bargains this
anks. The Beaverton team
com
ig to Bank» next Sunday the 1 * th. to
month.
day the Banka team. An e'
Ren. 5 0 /
S h o p 50,1
'h on est
FOR
SALE— Shadeland
Wonder
white seed oats. Edward Naylor. 39-tf
W M . D. W O O D
Republican Nominee for
F or SALE — Jersey cow 3 years old, (
1 and calf.
Inquire G. S. A llen, So
5th St., Forest
Grove, O*.e. Ind. !
iphone 812.
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W illi F or SALE— by the bottle,
jug or barrel. For particulars call on
or write to Grant Bailjy. on L'-.e F. W.
David place.
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The goods will not alwavs be in the window,
good value at a very low price.
but they will be
Senator
DR. CHAS. HINES
ill be regular cut prices on
Real Estate
K .
IV. S t a e h r
Some of this week’s Bargains
5 acres of land with good new
house and barn, one mile from
town for 81650.
65 acres of land, all level on
good county read, only 2 miles
out, for 860 per acre.
Perms.
Seven-room house on large lot
Good location. 81 400. Half cash.
A 50 acre farm 1 mile horn
Gales Creek. 20 acres bottom
land all in crop, 4 acre orchard
in fine shape, balance in timber.
Running wrter on place. If sold
soon this can be had for 82400,
81300 cash, balance on time to
suit.
House and 2 lots in town to
trade for farm on milk route.
Will pay difference.
W a n t e d —G irl for general house-
work; good wages paid.
Mrs. W . N.
Fertin.
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30 acres of land less than two
miles out, about ad in cultiva­
tion, 7 .room house, good new
bam 8 acres in fruit
83300
WANTED— Some one who would
j like to take up a book agency.
Ind.
phone 37 1.
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About 20 acres o f land with
house and barn. 5 m iles out on
good road. Several acres in fruit.
This is a bargain at 8 I 2 S 0
W a n t in g — wagons,
bug
gies or harness, can save a little m oney
by calling on Wm C . Gray, Lrilley,
Ore.
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I). F , F le c k
O F F IC E A T THF. HA Z A A H, M X T TO !• O S T O F F tC E
A well improved 280 acre
farm 7 miles out for 840 per
acre. This is a snap.
T h o se
In v e n t o r y is T a k e n J u l y /
To make room for new goods the-“
S ta te
FO REST GROVE
FOR SALE— Choice T im otu y hay in
mow 81 3.00 per ton.
Bell phone..
F. J. Miller.
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Will use this space each week to aP’ ertise
A S P E C IA L S A T U R D A Y S A L E
$3
Liner Column
Sealed bids for the erection of a new
school building at Dilley, Oregon will
It is all smooth sailing when you place a Liner Ad
in this column. A few words here will reach 5,(X-0
be received by the Board of Directors
readers and the results are certain. 5c line 1st I
S u c c e s s o r to
of School Dist. No. 10. Plans and
Insertion, 2'^ cents each subsequent insertion.
Minimum charge 10 cts.
specifications may be seen at the office
of the clerk of said Dist. at Briggs
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LIST your farms and other properties
F o fM «t d r o v e
Bros’ s store. Building must be com ­
for sale with T. H. Littlehales, Forest 1
pleted by Sept. 1st, 1908. Bids will
Agent for National-R e a cl­
Grove N itional Bank Building.
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be opened May 30th. The Board re­
ing Standard-Harvard-Racy- serves the right to reject any or all
BOY WANTED— As night operator; I
cle-Excelsior and Princeton
bids. The successful bidder will be j Hughes Telephone office.
1 required to give 50 per cent of his bid -----— ----------------- 7 —----------- -—
as bonds.
j _ FOR SALE— l j acres just outside j
1 the city limits.
Fair house, barn,
By Order of the Board,
chicken house, all kinds of fruit. A ]
ABNER
B
p
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g
s
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Hadquarters for everything
: bargain; «1200. T. H . Littlehales,!
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Clerk
in Ue bicycle line. I have
National Bank Building.
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compete stock in W ashing­
W e have Oxfords in Black, W hite, Tan
FOREST G R O VE
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d U r /j/v r #
the largest store and most
m
have one of the
The Progressive Store
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Ian every way, they prefer seeing their
[ own team play.
n
b r iin ti
L. ./. (2ori & Son
BANKS
Mrs. Ewel Turner
with pneumonia.
We
and Gray, for Large and Small Feet.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee of Gales Creek,
Henry R ode is suffering with a sore
jaccompanied by their granddaughter
[throat.
Blanche, are visiting their daughter
Mrs. McElIiott was the guest of
Mrs. Dye of Portland.
[honor at a surprise party given by her
Mrs. Thrapp and children of Gales
[daughter, Mrs. Harry Graham on May
4th, the event being the anniversary ' - reek "’ ho have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Thrapp of Beaverton, re-
|of her birth.
. . .
turned home Sunday.
The cottage prayer meetings begin
Ithis week. All are cordially invited.
— Dry wood for sale. Roswurm &
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There will be services held at the p ° -
rr -
i f .
to I1.50
nicest lines of shoes in town and will be pleased to have you try a pair and help to demonstrate that
Mr. McElIiott and Harry Graham people went to Forest Grove last F r i-!
[had their tracts of land surveyed last day to take in the circus. All report
a fine time.
| week.
.
$ l. 7S
Oxfords
Oxfords
J. W. H . Adkins who has been vis-
The new seven ton roller from Chi- 't!ng in Missouri for some time, re-
I cago has arrived and is now in opera- 'turned to his home on Gales Creek
Ition on the Thatcher roads. The pros- last week.
jp ects are for better roads.
A good many of our Gales Creek
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PRICE IS RIGHT
other relative.
^ Mrs. Myrtle Lilly and and Miss
' Denny of Gales Creek, spent Saturday
i and Sunday in Gaston.
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and we w i s h to strongly emphasize the f a : t t ha t
THATCHER
iThatcher church Wednesday,
[day and Friday evenings.
L I N E , as regards
W e show a few samples in our large show window this w eek and invite you to in-
spect them and our stock in the store.
Miss Flora Bennett of Cornelius, is
K .
Archie Walker met a host of friends
L at the train last Sunday morning and visiting Miss Madge Chapman of Gales
R c o n e y e d them to his home where a . ; Creek.
^ p lea sa n t Sunday was passed.
Win. Wagner of North Dakota, is
Tapper made a trip to Mr.
jL u n dgren ’ s place in upper Scoggins
IValley last Sunday in search of granite
fro ck .
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The dictionary says that a “ B A N N E R ” is a “ Military Ensign.’’
C room house for rent
cheap.
2 beautiful located
lots in
South Park with large Oak trees
Easy terms.
A beautiful 10 acre tract with
good buildings and fine variety
of fruit; close to town.
For sale
cheap.
Good new 7-room house with
two lots on car line lor only
81000.
Here is a chance for yott to
get a farm with a little money.
6 0 acres of land, half ol it
cleared, 5 room house and barn,
orchard. Good spring c l o s e t )
house. Only l j mile from new
R R line to Buxton. 835 per
acre. Only $500 down, balance
on 5 per cent.
80 acres, 2 j miles from R. R.
station; 2 0 acres cleared, 1 0
acres slashed, balance in good
timber. G ood house and barn
and 300 bearing fruit trees on
place. Owner has oth-.: business
and must sell at once. Hones,
cows, hogs, chickens and all
farm implements goes with place.
Price 84 00 0; half down.
/ finises for Rent
nearly everything in stock until July 1.
W e mean to show you for the next
display of the best in
Holiday Season the choicest
R o o k s , P ic t u r e s a n d S t a t i o n e r y
R e p re s e n ta tiv e
that you can find in any on » store. PORTLAN D NOT EJ CEP TED!
C
om
e and see what we have
NEXT
— B u l l C a l f fo r S a l e — G.-ade
— Dr. E. H . Brown, Physician and
Holstein; sired b y Don Carlos of Riv­
erside, one c l the best bulls in the Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap- j
Calls answered
state, datn, a good grade 40 lb cow, pliances in office.
good tester, price 1 1 0 if taken at night or day.
once.
E. Goff, H illside, Ore.
— Don’ t forget your friends will be
Remember the K . O. T . M. dance graduated from school and college in
A Taxpayer will work for the Best In­ at Greenville. Saturday evening. May June and the Book Store can help you
em em ber th e n .
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terests os the Taxpayer.
I 16. Everybody com e.
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Republican Candidate for
SATURDAY
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