presenting the Sprague Canning Co.,
was here, this week, interviewing busi
ness men and fruit growers.
E ngland S ays
NO ALUM
I n F ood
County Judge Goodin of Hillsboro,
was here Saturday and drove to Thatch
er to see the progress which is being
made with macadamizing that high
way.
and strictly
prohibits the
•ale o f alum
baking powder—
So doe» France
So does Germany
T h e tale o f alum
food * has been made illegal in W ashington and
the District of Colum bia, and alum baking p ow d eit
a re everyw here recogn ized as injurious.
To protect yourself against alum,
>*hen ordering baking powder.
Say p la in ly-
R O Y A L
pow k »
and be sure you gel Royal.
Royal is the only Baking P ow der made
from Royal Crape Cream of Tartar. It
adda to the dig
r and wholesome-
ness o f the fo
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THE
C ITY
A. B. Davis of Buxton, was here
Friday circulating a petition for an
independent candidate to come out for
county commissioner, and to see the
elephants.
At the M. E. church in McMinn- Knox, Box 481, Forest Grove, Ore.
ville, last
Wednesday, Miss Fern
An Employment Bureau for students!
Frances Stout and Dr. Jas. Harrison
has been organized under the d irec-1
Graham were united in marriage.
tion of the Y. M. C. A. of Pacific j
— Many people are think ng of pu.- University. All persons wanting stit- ;
chasing a piano or organ in the future, dents to do work of any kind please j
and arc waiting for such bargains as notify D. J. Taylor. Phone Ind. 163.
are offered at the Bazaar.
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The Quintientos met at the home of
H. W. Sparks visited at his home Miss Josephine .Baber, Saturday a:ter-
here over Sunday, and left, Monda}, noon and held a pleasant session.
for points in Clackamas and Marion Mrs. E. E. Williams and Mrs W.
counties where he will give chalk talks. Haines were present as guests of t e
club. Refreshmen's
consisting
ot
C. B Stokes, the agent for the
sandwiches, cake
and coffee Were
Wells Fargo express company, has re
'
covered Irom his recent illness with served.
Mrs. R. Bellingher was visiting in pneumonia, and is again able to be
about.
Hillsboro yesterday.
T . H. Littlebales is building a new
Mrs. Griswold of Portland, is visiting
board walk on the north side of his
Mrs. C. V. B. Russell.
property on Second Avenue near Sec
Will Sparks was trmsacting business ond street. It will be a fine improve
at the county seat Tuesday.
ment iu that part of town.
C. M. Michaux, of McMinnville,
Among the Hillsboro people who
was visiting here, last week.
were in San F'rancisco, in attendance
Newport by the sea, is to have two
weekly newspapers.
The Yaquina
Bay News is to be consolidated with the
Toledo Reporter and another new pa
per is to be started by John Fleming
Wilson,
the well-known magazine
writer, formerly on the Pacific Month
ly staff.
If you haven’ t sat
because you don’ t
care for pictures,
come and test our
skill.
We guar
antee you’ ll like
our photographs
as much as you
detested the old
ones
A. C. Gilbert, of Portland, well
known here as the star athlete of P.
at
the
festivities
held
there
in
honor
of
— Two pianos already sold at the
U., is making great record in the pole-
the fleet, were Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Bazaar Piano Sale.
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vault at Yale. A week ago Gilbert
Imbree, and Miss Letitia Imbree.
John Ballard of North Yamhill, was
cleared the bar at 12 feet 33 inches.
Col. Harry Haynes, who is in Los Yale has another pole flyer by the
here Saturday visiting old-time friends.
Angeles, remembered The News with a name of Dray, who has a record of 12
Friends • mu: t not forget that Jot
copy of the Los Angeles Times, which feet 6£ inches.
Stream is doing fine barber work.
Archie Eryant, Prop.
contained a happy editorial effusion on
There is one dyed-in-the-wool Dem- j
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Portland called the “ Rain Singer.”
ocrat running as a democratic caudi- weighing nine pounds, bom to the
Barnett Y. Roe, of Dewey, was it,
Petitions are being circulated for the date and that is J. C. Smock, who is wife 0f Rudolf
Lepschst, ten miles
the city, attending to business matters, placing on the official ballot the name
candidate for justice of the peace in north of here, last Tuesday. Parties
last Friday.
of J. B. Wilkerson, of Forest Grove, West Cedar precinct. Lincoln Geiger
wishing the attendance of Dr. Large in
John A. Abbott and C. F. Miller for the office of county school superin has come out as an independent candi this class of cases, will greatly oblige
will
run
as
an date lor justice of the peace for Cor
were in Hillsboro yesterday on a po tendent. He
him, if convenient, by engaging his
independent.
litical mission.
nelius precinct.
services two or three months prior to
L. J. Corl returned Fridav from
Mrs. Delphir.e Whalen of Portland,
The post office department has is the expected event. Dr. Large has
is visiting in this city the guest of her Ashland, where he attended the M. sued an order directing patrons of ru both phones.
W. A. conventjon. H e came back ral delivery to paint their numbers on
sister Mrs. Z. Large.
State Game Warden Stevenson has
by way of Monmouth his former home their boxes. The carrier will leave
issued permits to Herman T. Bohlman, |
John Heisler
of Gales
Creek,
and noticed several improvements in the number in each box. The num
George D. Peck and Wm. L. Finley, !
brought in a whole wagon load of peo
that town.
bers should be painted on the boxes of the State Audubon Society for the !
ple to take in the circus.
Ex-mayor M. Peterson is the proud at once, legibly and conspicuously. purpose of making researches in natural |
The attendance at Pacific Univer
possessor of a granddaughter which ar H. C. Atwell, P. M.
science and animat life generally. ,
sity for the year 1907-08 is given in
The party is working under the aus- j
rived, Saturday, at the home of Mr.
H
.
G.
King,
who
is
state
consul
in
the new catalogue as 229.
and Mrs. W. B. Shively in Portland. the Modern Woodmen of America pices of that society and will collect
Misses Edna and Mamie Hibbs, of Mrs. Peterson was in .Portland to wel lodge, and L. J. Corl, recently chosen birds, nests, and eggs in Eastern and
Gaston, were the guests of Mr. and come the new arrival.
delegate from this county, have gone southeastern Oregon.
Mrs. W. McEldowney, Friday.
Mrs. McGill left this week for a to Ashland to attend the State Carnp.
The maple trees in front of the
William Schulmerich, the Farming- visit of a week or ten days at Palouse, At that convention, five delegates will premises where the families of H. J. |
ton dairyman, was in the Grove Fridav Wash., where she will be the guest of be chosen to represent Oregon at the Goff and Professor Ben A. Kori reside
to size-up the local political situation. her daughter, Miss Pearl McGill, who Head Camp to be held at Peoria, 111., have been trimmed, thus adding to
in June. The Woodmen left Portland the appearance of both places.
A j
Miss Helen Reuter of Portland, who is connected with a millinery estab
in a special train.
new sidewalk has also been built on |
lishment
at
that
place.
has been visiting friends anti relatives
Rev. Philip E. Bauer, of the First the north side of Third Avenue ex-
It is probaDle that local automobilists
in Forest Grove, returned home Tues
will form an organization in the near Congregational church of Salem, ex- j tending from the intersection of Sec-
day.
Herbert W. ' ond s,reet to the Goff Property.
future to co-operate in the movement changed pulpits with
Con McNamer returned, Saturday,
for good roads. Dr. J. P. Tamiesie, Boyd, of this city, last Sunday. Mr. I Harold B. Millis of Poitland, a grat-
from a trip to Tillamook. He reports
of Hillsboro, purchased, last week, a Bauer was graduated from Pacific uni- uate 0f Pacific University, promine..t
the mountain road to be in fairly good
versity with the class of 1897, and athlete and donor of the Millis Ath-
two cylinder 20-horse-power “ R eo.”
condition.
Dr. J. H. Knox requests that all the many of his friends were present to 1 -tic trophy cup, was here Tuesday,
He recently returned from Berkeley,
Mrs. S. Levy has returned from one sheep raisers of Washington County hear him on this occasion.
of the Portland hospitals where she send in their and P. O. address to him
The News has on its exchange desk California, where he is taking a course
underwent an operation ami is much and he will see that each onej receives The Courier, a monthly publication in engineering. Up to a year ago he
improved.
some very useful literature on the rais- published by the students of the Ore- j h»d been in the civil service at Manila,
was accompanied by Mi s
Address Dr. J H. gon State Normal School at Monmouth. ; P - k
John Walsh, of Spokane. Wash., re- I ing of sheep.
It is a splendid number and is gotten Lewis of Portland,
lh ey stopped off
out as a souvenir of the state intercol- at Cornelius on their return trip to v sit
legiate contest held at Monmouth Miss Harriet Schofield, a classmate of
some weeks ago. It is a credit to the Mr. Millis._____________
students of that growing institution.
Pacific Art Studio
2
Forest Grove National
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You can afford to bank with a Conservative Bank
Can Y ou A fford Not T o ?
Notice our Reserve
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W . B . Iliiin o s
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Homeopathist and
Forest Grove,
Forest Grove, Ora.
" Office Four Doors West of Postoffice
ATTENTION:
If you want choice fruit lands, farms
or ranches in Oregon's most beautiful valley, please
call and examinine our lists.
W e take pleasure in
showing land t o our customers.
J. P .
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•
The Big Piano Sale is Now on at
The Bazaar.
rt
At The Corner Store
ai
tl
ci
el
Some very fine shirt waists, laces and embroideries of all £
kinds.
W e aim to give you the worth of your money, I.
whether you buy dry goods, shoes, ladies or gents furnish-1
ings or groceries.
Every thing is as good as représentée f|
Phone orders will receive careful
prompt
tion.
We respectfully solicit your trade
JUM ES
RUS M USEN
Dealer in
FLOUR und FEED
Forest Grove, Ore.,
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Pacific.
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W e have just received a big order of enameled waret^l
we ordered about six months ago, and which wehadover-f
looked. W e are going to sacrifice this entire line, for we I
have not got the room for it on our shelves, as we expect
another lot in a few days.
For
V A N D E R ZA N D E R ,
Manager and Prop.,
Forest Grove, Ore,
V. S. Abraham
and see the new goods which are arriving every day.
Come and try our meals yourself.
1 One carload of the finest Pianos ever
exhibited in this county are being sold
at unheard of prices.
What this Great Piano Sale means
to the people.
1. By buying in such large quan
tities for cash I obtain much better
prices and can save the people at least
Surgery
$70.00 on a Piano.
2. By buying direct from the man
Oregon
ufacturer I have the jobber’ s profit.
3. By ordering in carload lots I
save about half the usual freight.
Why you should buy a Piano at this
sale and save these reductions.
1. It brings the price of a high
grade instrument down within the
reach ol everybody.
2. I sell on easier terms than any
other house and as I carry my own
paper I charge less interest on de
ferred payments.
3. I give an unlimited guarantee
personally with every instrument and
will also give free one term of lessons,
stool, scarf and instruction book.
If you have an organ to trade in on
a Piano we will allow you what we can
sell it for.
The famous Hobart M. Cable Pianos
are now on sale at the Bazaar at the
following reductions:
Style L in Oak, Mahogany or Wal
nut: retail price $400.00, on sale at
«335.00.
Style R in Mahogany, retail price
$450.00, on sale at $337.00.
A beautiful Howard Piano style P
reuil price $300.00, on sale at «225.
LAND and TRAD
( OREGON
of
ING COMPANY
The City Restaurant fed and satis-
: day.
1 25 lbs. and under. . . .
¡5 0
“ ...........................
75
" ........................... ................60c
100 “ ........................... ................75c
Cake lots, per c ake. . . . ............. 81.20
Ice delivered every morning except
1 Sunday; Saturday evening instead.
j Phone your orders not later than 8 a.
: m.
Both Phones.
ROSEWURM & CO.
Dr. Geiger
D lk liC T O W S :
• I. A. T h o r n h u r g ti
Notice.
— Dr. C.
Don't Forget to
Days
commencing May 1, we will sell this line of French
Enameled W are at the following wholesale prices:
1 qt. Extra Deep Pudding Pan........................10c
2 qt
“
“
“
“ ........................ 15c
4 qt. Dairy P a n ...................................................... 20c
6 qt.
“
25c
10
14
17
2
3
4
3
4
6
3
qt. DisH
Pan........................................... *0c
qt.
“ “
....................................................... 45c
qt.
“ “
50c
qt. Lipped
Sauce Pan................................15c
qt.
** “
“ .........................................20c
q t . ...................................................................25c
qt.
qt
qt.
qt.
4 qt.
6
2
2|
2
8
10
10
12
qt.
qt.
qt.
qt.
qt.
qt.
qt.
qt.
Berlin K ettles.............................................25c
it
44
Sauce
41
44
Tea Pots
Coffee Pots
Covered Pails
Scallopped Cake
Foot Tubs
Seamless Water Pail.
.......................... ^Oc
Seamless Water Pail.................................®0c
These prices are very little more than cheap ^nan, ^
not last long, so come quick and get the benefit «
Special Sale
GOFF
BROS
HARDW ARE
FOREST GROVE,
OREG0l>
urg«
by i
P*o;
Posi
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