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REPORT OF COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER C. E. DIXOjM - - - . p iN E B O O T A N D S H O E R E P A IR IN G : Shoe Lace* Shoe Dressing and Rubber H eels. FO REST GROVE P A C IF IC A V E . a r t} i Parker THE H A R N E S S MAN ' Has a fine line of Storm Blankets, Storm Covers and Horse Goods PRICES RIGHT ! QUALITY UNSURPASSED Repairing Promptly Done IN D FOREST GROVE PHONE 2 9 4 W . F. S C H U L T Z All Kinds of Fresh Vegetables, Fish and Game in Season F r e e D e l i v e r y t o A ll P a r t » o f t h e C i t y BOTH P H O N E S PAC. AVENUE W . H . H O L L IS , Pres. FOREST GROVE E. J. M e A L E A R , Sec. FOREST GROVE ABSTRACT CO Successors to H O L L IS T I T L E & I N V E S T M E N T C O . Do a General Business of Abstracting and Conveyancing Both Phones FO REST GROVE H. D . R O W E Painter and Paper Hanger All Work Guaranteed Inside Decorations a Specialty I P R IC E S A N D E S T I M A T E S F O R P A I N T I N G C H E E R F U L L Y F U R N IS H E D IN D PHONE 4 9 3 FOREST GROVE W ALTER ROSW URM A. E. M O U L T O N Roswurm & Moulton Successors to Roswurm & Co. Ice, Coal and W o o d oiest Crew? Oregon City Restaurant Mr. and Mr*. H. L. Reinem er, ropr. ■of Mr Iter* ' |ran$ iflic«h^ [ingjtU ■ Hot Meals at all Hours The Be*t 25 cent Dinner in the City y artyD in n er* a Specialty I dw <**r, j 5ur®tin lre.be Notice is hereby given that 1909 tax rolls for Washington county, Oregon, will be open for collection and payment of taxes on Thursday, Feb. 10, 1910. All who make full payments of their taxes before March 15, 1910, will receive a rebate of 3 per centum, i half payments can be made by the first Monday in April with out interest charged or penalty and the remaining half can be paid at any time prior to the fir.: t Monday in October, 1910. When no payment is made by the first Monday in Apr il 1910, the tax becomes delinquent and the statute requires from that date a penally of 10 per cent per month on said tax until it is p .id. Our “SUNDAY SPECIAL” Chicken Dinner will please you Electricity, Electric ALL DISEASES ■ W e C u re J OF MEN WOMEN AN CHILDREN V ibration. E l e c t r i c Massage. Electric Light Cwre.Osteopath- rnmà Naturo p a t h i c Treatments, with latest all Given oí she remedies applied W e treat patients successfully with our rational methods. Our Physicians and Surgeons are graduates of both Am erican and European colleges, with credentials from the highest medical boards in the United States, and know their business thoroughly. Specialties Rheumatism, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis Paralysi.-, Bright’s Disease, Neurasthenia, Goitre, Epilepsy, Dropsy All p riv ate ar.d w a stin g diseases prom ptly cured a n d th e ir effects perm anently e ra d ic a tid f r im the sy stem D iseases of w omen ar.d children given special a t t e n t i o n . N ervous diseases and nervous p ro stratio n a s p e c i a l t y . Eczem a and a;l skin diseases prom ptly cured. Consultation and Examination Free and strictly Confidential If p atien t cannot call a t th e S anitarium , w rite for full instructions. A ll m e d i c i n e s a r e f u r n i s h e d t o F a t i e n t s f r m t h e L a b o r a t o r y of th e S an itariu m . Office Hours: 9 to 11 a. m .: 2"to 5 a. m., and 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays, 10 to 12 a. m. Columbia Sanitarium Permanently located in Raleigh Building, corner Sixth an d (323 1-2) Washington streets. Phone Main 2993. PcrLIand, Oregon G eo . G. H ancock , Sheriff and ex-officio tax collector for Washington, Co. Oregon. Dated at Hillsboro, Ore, Jan. 27, 1910. First-class Job Printing A. C. MACKRODT El ler G. W. Pettit who has been attending the North Pacific Union Conference of Seventh Day Adventists at Portland spent j last Saturday at the Grove and was accompanied by Elder A. J. AUTOMOBILES, Breed, the secretary of the North MOTORCYCLES Pacific Union Conf. Religious and BICYCLES Liberty association who spoke at FOREST GROVE OREGON the afternoon service in their C o m p l e t e l in e o f s u n d r ie s new church building. The con a a s a s o E s ference which has been an epoch as*-» making one closes next Sunday tasa*. ■■■■ b o k s * night. Mr. and Mrs. Pettit will return early in thé week to their work here. Mrs. Mary Wheeler left last ri; Wednesday for Ocean Park, Cal ifornia where she will spend the rest of the winter. SUPERIOR Remember that the Home Bakery delivers free of charge ' to any part of the city. Stoves and Ranges Don’t forget the dance Satur Beál and Moál E co day night. 1’ nomical on the Mar The Forest Grove Collection ket * » » * Agency has dwellings for rent. 'JÏÏ s *s* Also ten acres of good faim land :< V &*> i ■ -w near town, with buildings, for sale very cheap. Inquire at Hoffman Building. SELLS C. L. H I N MA N Tabl«s for Ladies Farm Tools Some of our claims A Full Lì tie o f We don't believe that you can find a better all round place to fit out the home than right at this store. We don’t believe that you can final a place that will deal more fairly with you than we will. General Hard ware BOTH PH ON ES F o r est G ro ve O regon We don’t believe that, dollar for dollar, you can do QUITE as well anywhere else. Those are our claims them is our aim. Moa Smttt tmd Pkcifct A* W e Treat W ith WE TREAT AND Sells Dealers in R eal Estate, Exchanges, Business Chances, on Wit ch c* Wi 10 I rui !ur I ha»1 *'1 , CCI JOHN VANDFftBERS John Vandenberg, for many years a resident of Verboort, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Win. Vanderven, Cornelius, February 11, 1910. Deceased was born in Holland, in 1836, and came to the Vertoort section 21 years ago last fall. His wife died two years ago last Septem ber. Two children survive: Peter Vandenberg, of Center ville, and Mrs. Vanderven, of Cornelius. The funeral took n’ace Saturday at the Verboort Catholic church, of which Mr. Vandenberg was a member. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS M E A T S A N D G R O C E R IE S n» The following vital statistics were reported to the County Board of Health for January 1910. Contagious Diseases, scar let fever G cases; chickenpox 1 case. Births, males 19, females 15, total 34; Deaths, males 9. females 10, total 19. W. D. W ood , C o . Health Off. to prove Will you fiv e us an opportunity to do so the first time you are needing something in our line? FOREST GROVE, OREGON ROE a C O M P A N Y W . J. R. B E A C H Want» to se* you about: IN S U R A N C E OFFICE Oep. FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOREST GROVE. ORE