Miller, the druggist,carries the
largest stock. Prices cut. 36-2t
Superintendent Talmadge, of
the
Oregon Electric Railway, was
Compiled by the Hustling, Bustling, Rustling
in this City Tuesday.
Local Reporters of the Press
Miss Amy Thomas has return­
ed from a visit with her brother
her old home town, Dufur,
Post cards, the latest,at Forest Special prices at Miller’s, the at
Oregon.
cut rate drugs store.
36-2t
Grove Pharmacy.
left town Friday
Mr. Hart of Gales Creek was A. B. Caples and Chas. Mertz for Joe the Stream
Coos
Bay
country, in the
left
Monday
for
Rock
Creek
in this City on business Tuesday.
interest
of
an
accident
insurance
where they will spend the week | company.
Miss Manche Langley will fishing.
entertain the Fluer de Lis Club
Miss Ethella Stearns, this
Some are going to the moun­ years
this evening.
of Pacific Uni­
many to the beach: suit­ versity, graduate
is Beach reporter for the
Dick Rode has bought the City tains:
able
outfits
for
men
sure
can
be
Oregonian.
Express business, and will con­ had at Andersons.
duct it hereafter.
Clark Stokesberry, after sever­ Mrs. Willis Goff and baby left
For] scientific shoeing go to al months wandering to and fro Wednesday to spend several
Harris & Markham. They guar­ over the earth’s surface, has re­ weeks at the Roe Cottage at Nye
antee the results.
tf turned to this City.
Beach, Newport.
George McGraw, a merchant YOUNG LADY WANTED—To Miss Anna Johnson, who has been
of Banks, was a business visitor learn typesetting. Must be high visiting friends in Seattle for
to this City Tuesday.
school graduate and WILLING TO several weeks has returned to
the Grove, and will go to the
Does your watch keep time? ! l e a r n . Apply Press Office.
If not, better leave it at Shear­ J. B. Matthews wishes to show Spring Hill farm.
er’s for an overhauling.
tf j you the new “Union” jack; for Jesse West, formerly in the
Trfinis Wilcox a prominent lifting, setting tires, stretching shoe repairing business in this
now ranching in Yamhill
farmer of Scoggin’s Valley, lost
other U8eS' ^ l" City,
county, was greeting old friends
a valuable horse this week.
ways handy.
Little Miss Monena Saling, ac­ in the Grove Monday.
Mrs. Ralph Kinton of Banks, companied
her chum, Vivian Charles Smith, the painter,
visited with her friends Mr. and Abraham, is by visiting
of this City, now of
Mrs. John Bellinger, in this city, weeks at the home of for the several
form­ formerly
Portland,
was
on friends
Monday.
er’s cousin, Mrs. Will Hartrampf, in the Grove calling
Wednesday.
He
Now is the time to purchase in this City.
may
move
his
family
here
later.
that range you want. The best Our prescription department is
that are made can be had at complete and up-to-date. We Arrangements may be made
Hinman’s.
tf DO NOT PERMIT ANY SUBSTITU­ whereby the youth of the town
will have the benefit of the new
Perry Fordney, a well-known TION. Our prices are the cheap­ gymnasium swimming tank cer­
resident of this City twenty years est outside of Portland. Forest tain days of the week during the
ago, was circulating among old Grove Pharmacy.
summer months.
friends here Tuesday.
Miss May Jarvis, formerly of Mrs. S. T.Walker has received
Dr. Semones. Homeopathic this City, and going from here to word of the death of her father,
Pysician and Oculist. Does noj McMinnville, has returned for a Henry McCune, which occured
surgery. Office at residence. few weeks visit with relatives. near Winlock, Washington,July 6.
319 North A street. Ind. Phone She will go from here to be with He was a pioneer of Oregon.com-
ing to this state from Illinois in
3625.
tf her mother in California.
1847 .
Miss Maude English, the book Rumor is out that the Oregon James J.Jefferies, ex-champion
keeper of the Bankers & Mer­ Electric Railway will be immed­
accompanied by his
chants Insurance Co. had a slight iately extended from this city up pugalist,
hunting party will arrive in this
operation performed on her foot Gales Creek to connect with the City
where lie will be
last week and was out of the United Rail’ys line now building joined July by 23,
Charley Miller. The
from Portland to Tillamook.
office for a couple of days.
paity going from here to Saddle
Mountain.
Live Items of Local Interest
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H. T. Giltner
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruit & Vegetables
Both Phones
Forest Grove
Best Trout Fishing in Oregon
Half Way House
Board at the
Day, W eek or Month
Good Meals, Clean Beds, No Chinese
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Adkins, PropV*
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Home Baking Co.
We sell 6 loaves of bread for 25^
Finest of Bread and Pastry Baked Every Day
Free Delivery to All Parts of the City
Pacific Avenue
The Progressive Store
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
A Fine Line of General Merchandise
Hoffman, Allen Co.
W ALTER ROSW URM
A. E. M O U L T O N
Roswurm & Moulton
Successors to
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morning, 11a.m. subject
“An up-to-date Church.” Even­
We are making it so easy j Sabbath
ing 8 p. m. subject, “The Power
of Prayer.” ”Tent Meetings”
to furnish a home there is f begin
Monday evening July 18th,
Dr. Paddock of Portland will j
preach. Pian to be there,
no longer an excuse for soloists
choir,
and cornets.
not providing YOUR
Dr. Lowe is the only optician
in Oregon who has taken a course
in medicine and diseases of tl e
home with up-to-
eye. This enables him to dis­
tinguish a defect of the vision
from a disease and vice versa.
date furniture
He will not fit glasses to yorr
eyes if you do not need them.
First Congregational Church.
Forest Grove
Roswurm & Co.
Dealers in Real Estate, Exchanges, Business Chances.
Ice, Coal and Wood
Forest Grove
Oregon
STRONG I
PREACHING, GOOD SINGING,
Credit is as Free as the
$18.00 Morris chair. Mission, imt. Spanish, Special,
15.00 ”
” , Golden Oak, Velour,
12.00 ”
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14.99
11.69
8.98
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Air
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$35.00 Sewing Machine, Drop Head,
Golden Oak, guaranteed 10 year*
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$32.50 Sewing Machine, Drop Head,
Golden Oak, guaranteed 10 year*
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These machines do as good work as a $75. model
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We have an up-to-the-minute line
of all kinds of furniture, rugs, art
squares, linoleum, glass, paints,
oils, picture frames, go-carts,
wall-paper, hammocks, etc.
Geo. G. Paterson
Furniture Store
Successor to
Mertz and Latta
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P A C IF IC
HOME
IN SU RA N CE
COM PAN Y
M U T U A L FIRE
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. FOREST GROVE. OREGON
This is often done through ignor­
ance of the optician.
Will
Save You More Than 25 Per Cent
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NOTICE
The Rules and Rates govern­
ing lawn and garden sprinkling
have not in any manner been
changed. E.B.Sappington,
Water Com.
C. L. Hinman,
Chairman Ck>m.on Water.
Mrs. M. A. Thomas
Fashionable Dressmaker
Cor. 2nd. St’ and 1st. Ave. South.
If you want up-to-date, reliable and trustworthy
plumbing fixtures installed, or repairs made,
DECKERT
get in touch with the practical plumber
H. L.
Shop 431
Independent Phones
Pacific Avenue
Residence 4525
Forest Grove, Oregon
Forest Grove, Oregon
That
Porch
Furniture
you require for the hot days
of July and August should be
purchased now.
A complete line of hammocks
porch swings, rattan chairs, etc.
are here for your inspection.
We have a nice assortment
of these essentials to coolness and
you will find them most inviting.
Our experience tells us that
we may safely trust the people
to pick out the good points of
anything in this line.
ROE & COMPANY
THIS IS THE MIN YOU NEED
I f the hoofs of your horse need to
be shod. I have the metal, the
knowledge, the skill and the will­
ingness to put your horses right
when they need a firm footing.
I also do General Black trithing,
anything and everything.
Joe Lenneviile
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