Canned Goods
H. W. Burk is visiting his
brother at Vancouver.
W . F. Schultz
Oliver Buxton is taking music
lessons o f Mrs. F. Blackman.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holscher
spent Friday at Forest Grove.
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REMEMBER—Dr. Booth guar
M. S. Allen was a Portland vis
antees all glasses for 1 year, tf itor Wednesday.
J. 0 . McHale and w ife were
Wnen you buy your new wagon
Gravel is bring placed in the
here from Beaverton last week. play shed at t h e Central High jack, get the "Union. ” Simplest,
stongest and most useful. Once
School.
School will begin here Monday,
used always used. J. B. Mat
John Kostur of the Buxton sec thews, Agent.
Oct. 3rd, with N. A. Frost as
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tion, was a business visitor in
teacher.
Senator E. W. Haines and as
town Tu; sda.v.
sociates iiave sold the Haines
G. H. Burk and M. Monnerand
Rev. Poor, o f Sellwood, occu
families spent Sunday at the pied tne pulpit of the Methodist power plant to an eastern syndi-
c a i e
U A U iia u rijr
s i A i kv
Elkhorn farm.
church last Sunday.
thousand dollars.
Anything and everthing in
Mrs. Monner, o f Portland,
The Sunday School Rally o f (lie
spent the past week visiting her hardware, buggies, carriages and Methodist church takes place this ;
wagons at Hinman’s.
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Sunday. An excellent program |
son’s, M. Monner’s family, and
New
arrivals
at
Anderson’
s has been prep .red and an attend
also among many friends.
this week nclude men’s night ance of 400 is being worked for.
A lecture will be given Sunday shirts, pajamas, and Mackinaws.
The Christian church in this
night. Oct. 2nd., at the Watts
The I..DEX, tho Pacific Univer- city will soon be equipped with
church by Mrs. Emily Banks isity weekly, will be published at an up-to-date kitchen, the necess
who has just returned from the | lh> P ress office this school year. ary tunds for the purpose having
Congo where she has been en
Mr.-,. E. V. Stivers returned been donated bv several active
gaged in missionary work. A Monday evening from a visit of membeis.
cordial invitation is extended to several days with friends in Eu
Judge W. M. Langley has sold
all to attend.
gene.
his residence to George Sage, who
Mr. and Mrs. Stamm of Clin recently arrived in the city' from
Dan Deaville lias bought the50 ton, Iowa visited last week with South Dakota. Judge Langley is
foot tract in the warehouse dis Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kinzer of having the cottage on the corner
of 3rd Ave. and B street remodel
trict near the car barn, from Miss this city.
ed and will move to the new home
Munche Langley. This tract is a
Dr. and Mrs. Bean entertained next week.
part o f the property owned by a number of the college students
LOST—On Pacific Avenue, be
Ca 'well.
j . or day
evening. A splendid
tween my livery barn and resi
time was had.
dence. Open face, nickle case
Mrs. M. A . Thom as
That gasolene stove you need Waltham watch. Has sunk dial,
can be purchased at Hinman’s, | and leather strap attached to
^Fashionable Dressm aker
i ay ■; anti thr e burners, with or guard ring. Its return will be ap
Cor. 2ha. St' and 1st. Are. South.
without ovens.
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preciated as it was a present from
F orest G ro v e , O re g o n
Tony Garstens, a prosperous my son Alvin, who died last win
farmer o f the Banks section, was ter, and is greatly valued on that
J. A. Brown, tf
a business visitor in the Grove account.
Tuesday and made this office a
Herman Cook, who left for the
pleasant call.
! Idaho mines last week, writes the
O R photographic film
Don’t get glasses fftim the j P rkss that the forest fires wiped
and printing paper,
inexperienced street fakir. See 1 out about a third of the town of
cameras, pure chemi-
Wallace, Idaho, and one million
Dr. Booth who has had 18 years and a half dollars’ worth of pro
cals and supplies or all kinds,
experience and guarantees his perty was aestroyed. Herman is
com e to this store and you
employed m the Morning mine at
work.
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will be certain o f depend
Mullan, Idaho, and is working in
able quality. W e sell the (jgt
A. G. Hoffman and wife, ac a tunnel three miles hack in the
companied by their little daught | mou tain. He says to forward
er, Aliene, were in attendance at his P hess as he can’ t do without
the Hillsboro conference Sunday, lit. “ ¿hat’s what they all say” .
a d took dinner with Mr. and
«label, the five-months o';
M'\ Emetick.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Holscher, of Cornelius, died Mon
i T o Poul ry Ra'.sers—Highest day, and was buried in the Cor
which makes truer, better-
I cash prices ^aid for chickens, nelius Cemetery yesterday, Rev.
balanced negatives, and
‘ eggs and butter by the Schultz Dousher oflfici ting.
C yk o Paper for deeper,
Councilman John Thornburgh
j market, Forest Grove.
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is in favor of having the Forest
softer, clearer prints.
Let us show you our
Rev. E. E. Violett, an evange Grove Transportation Company
list o f Birmingham. Alabama, lo. er their track which crosses
splendid a s s o r t m e n t of
will occupy the Christian church li e sidewalk near the west end
cameras. Pure chemicals,
of AbiaiianTs store, on Pacific
pulpit the first Sunday in Nov
ail photographic supplies.
Ave. ue, so that the track will bo
ember. Rev. Violett is said to be
flush with the top of the walk,
Developing and printing
a speaker o f much force and elo
but it is a question whether the
done. Reasonable ciia
marges.
quence.
rest o f the city dads will endorse
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T h e B ig S t o r e
Pacific Avenue
Forest Grove, Ore.
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IN S U R A N C E
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the proposition.
Eli. A. Smith, the Alaska
THE
Musher, and his 3 original dogs
P h on es
W ill appear at the Royal Theatre i
for t ree nights, commencing!
tonight. Mr. Smith’s entertain
ment is highly spoken of by the
Mrs. Corella Bunce, who form press c f the country and the ex
erly lived in the Thatcher section, hihition is high-class throughout.
where she made her home for
Mr. a. d Mrs. Burlingham en
several years, will he joined in t rtained a few friends Monday
the holy bonds o f matrimony to evening at five hundred. Mrs.
Mr. Murry Dean, o f Clatskanie, i Wilbur McEldowney and Mr |
the happy event to occur October i Pnilip Kinzer were awarded first j
fifth
prizes and Mrs. Hines and Mr.
What do you think o f the type- Erigar Meresse gained consola
sticking ability o f C.V.B.Russell, tions.
the Main street shoe dealer, as
Mrs. John Wilson Macrum en
shown in his ad. this week? C. tertained a number of friends
V. B. had not tot ched a type since Tuesday afternoon at the home
1865, but he came down to the | of her mother, Mrs. L. Watt.
PRESS office a d “ put up” his Five Hundred was played, Mrs.
clever little write up in about an W. B. Haines capturing first
hour. Going some, eh?
prize and Mrs. W. W. McEldow
ney being awarded the consola
Mr. and Mrs V. S. Abraham
tion The decorations were ferns
have gone t o Eastern Oregon
and roses, delicious luncheon was
points for the benefit of Mrs.
served. Among those present
Abrahan’s health, the object be
were: Mesdames L. Watt. John
ing t o find a higher altitude. Wilson Macrum. Phillip Kinzer,
They may goto Denver, Colorado,
Arthur C.Caples, August Kinney,
during their trip and the length
o f Astoria. Frank J. Miller,
o f their stay will depend on the Charles Hines. Elmer E. Williams
improvement of Mrs. Abraham.
Burlingham, William M. Pollock,
Frank Gordon. Willis Goff, Hen-
Eden
Mowe
of
Cornelius
and
Doesn’t compare with onr
George Jackson o f this city will rv Goff, W. B. Haines, Frank
leave soon for Eugene to enter Meresse, Charles 0 . Roe. Mayne
SODA W A T E R
the State university. George will J. Abbott, (Jerald Volk, Raleigh
Come, in and try it
study music and evangelistic sing Peterson, Frank White and A.
ing. and Eden will take the mi- Hinman; Misses Margaret Hin-
ALL FLAVORS
nisteral course. Eden is troubl man, Minnie Myers. Manche
ed with an affection of the ear. Langley, Bertha Ruffner of New
Ottice Shearer
and will undergo an operation York City, and Katherine Shan
non.
Main Street
Forest Grove after reaching Eugene.
The big seventy-five foot flag
’ ol s v ere raised at both the
U P -T O -D A T E O R U G G IS T S
Cent -al and Lincoln schools last
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She breeze from each one and in
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plumbing fixtures installed, or repairs made,
get in touch with the practical plumber
, L. DECKERT
Shop 431
Independent Phones
Pacific Avenue
R esidence 4 525
Forest Grove, Oregon
THIS IS THE HAN YOU NEED
If the hoofs o f your horse need to
he 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 Blacksmithing,
anything and everything.
Joe Lenneville
¡Pacific Universityj
Offers thorough instruction in college and
preparatory courses.
Its Laboratories are well equipped for
science teaching.
Conservatory gives superior instruction
in Music.
Typewriting, Stenography and Commer
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structors.
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Clean athletics and various student activ
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The new gymnasium, fitted w ith all mod
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Track and Swimming Pool, is added to the
equipment for the coming year.
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