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Compiled by the Hustling, Bustling, Rustling
Local Reporters of the Press
See the new lot Woman’s Skirts
Johnstone’s Chocolates at the
at Anderson’s.
Forest Grove Pharmacy.
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A car o f Alfalfa hay just rec’d
N. B. LaCourse returned this
Thacher’ s feed store. 50-3t week from an extended business
trip through Eastern Oregon.
Be sure to see the art display
Mrs. Henry Gordion, formerly
at the K. o f P. Hall next week
Mrs. Mary Wilson, leaves today
Call at the Forest Grove Phar for her home in The Dalles.
macy and they will explain the
T. T. Symms and M. E. Hall
“ Onoto” to you.
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are doing carpenter work and
Mayne Abbott and wife were painting for Rev. Staver on Gales
business visitors in Portland Creek.
Monday and Tnesday.
Miss Kirkwood has some bai-
Everything in furniture can be gains for you in millinery. Call
had at Roe and Co. Come in and
and see them. Don’ t miss this
inspect the goods.
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opportunity.
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Mrs. Duffy o f Portland is visit
Sister
Ignatia
and
Sister
Agnes,
ing her son who owns the Sunny
teachers o f Centerville and Ver
Brook Farm near Gaston.
boort, were shopping in the Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Roswurm, Car Tuesday afternoon.
mel Good and Miss Gertie Nich
C. L. Hinman has a full line of
ols spent Sunday at Banks.
ranges and heating stoves ih
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McPherson, stock. Make your selection now.
of Banks, are the proud parents
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o f a baby girl, born last Satur See the “ Charter Oak” .
doors
The cold weather demands proper protection within
as well as without. You can secure indoor com fort at a low
cost in fuel by using the right stoves. W e have them.
Thé’ “A U R O R A ”, a handsome heating stove, with
bronze urn and full nickle trim.
able front panel with nickle screw.
and Hot Blast Attachment.
Remov
Draft Register
Nickle foot rail.
A
splendid heater which will give sure satisfaction.
The “CHARTER O A K ”
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range is carefully m a d e
throughout of “Hammered
Planished Steel”, the finest
grade that is made, manu
factured
especially
these stoves.
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day.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Needham
have
written Mr. Mills o f this
Now is the time to purchase
that range you want. The best city advising their safe arrival at
that are made can be had at Arnold, Neb., their old home.
Hinman’ s.
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Mrs. S. C. Sanford, the librar
A fine big boy was born to Mr. ian, has returned from Indepen
and Mrs. Anthony Hermans o f dence, where she spent a week,
Verboort last Monday. Mother visiting old friends and neigh
bors.
and child doing well.
Swing top.
fo r
The oven is
strong and rigid and i t s
construction such as to insure the best possible results in
baking.
The flue box is cast iron, extra large, with ample
opening; the damper is very simple and impossible to burn
out; reservoirs are porcelain lined.
All ranges are full
nickle trim and will STAND THE TEST OF W E A R .
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Miss Kirkwood has just re
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hoffman
ceived
a lot o f new Millinery.
were in Portland Tuesday ac
companied by their little daught She is prepared to give you Port
er Aileen,and Miss Gertie Allen. land styles at less than Portland
prices.
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Dr, and Mrs. Higgs, o f Port
land, with their daughter Helen,
Notice to Farmers—Bring in
were Sunday visitors with A. G.
your chickens, eggs and butter
Hoffman and family at Green
to W. F. Schultz and get cash ■
Gables.
in exchange. Produce o f all j
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Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lilly, who kinds wanted.
formerly conducted the hotel at
Gales City, were in town Monday.
The young musicans appearing
It is their intention to conduct a at the Royal this week are won
chicken ranch on their place this derfully skilled for children, and
side of Gales Creek.
they are presenting a musical
J. G. Lenneville has construct program which is meeting with
ed a wide plank drive along the universal approval.
front o f his Pacific Avenue pro
J. B. Matthews wishes to show
perty, which looks as if it would
you
the new “ Union” jack; for
stand wear and tear for some
lifting, setting tires, stretching
time to come.
fence and many other uses. A l
The yearly program o f the
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Woman’ s Club of Forest Grove, ways handy.
which was recently printed by
The program at the Royal The
the P rkss , may be secured by atre will be changed each even
the members of that organization, ing hereafter, and commencing
at Miss Penfield’ s.
next Wednesday night two cash
Shearer the Confectioner, now
Wm. Thrapp, of Orenco, was prizes will be given away to its
seen o n the streets Saturday. patrons. The Royal i s deliver ready to serve Oyster Cocktails.
We understand Mr. Thrapp is an ing the goods in the way o f at Once tasted, always wanted, tf
independent candidate for one o f tractive and interesting motion
pictures.
the county offices.
Forty Hours’ Adoration will
Charles Staley returned home
Saturday from a hunting trip in commence in the Cornelius Cath
the Wilson River country. He re olic Church on Friday, Nov. 4th.
ports fine weather and good suc with Solemn High Mass at nine
o’ clock. It will continue until
cess.
Benediction after mass on the
W. M. Thompson, who has a Sunday following. Various priests
farm in the Hillside district, ac will assist, and good sermons and
companied by his family, was in extra music will lend greatly to
the Grove Monday.
the services. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. C. S. Lafferty, o f Gales
Creek, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. F. B. St. Martin arrived
Mrs. Eula Shearer, in this eity. in Forest Grove today, and will
remain as the guest o f her moth
Chas. Hamilton, o f the Kan er, Mrs. M. A. Thomas, for some
sas City neighborhood, paid a time to conae. Mrs. St. Martin
visit to Forest Grove Tuesday.
was ordered to the coast by her
Mesdames Hart and Umer- physician on account o f throat
schide, o f Gales Creek, were trouble.
shopping in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Broderick
John Mooner was noticed upon and family, of Cornelius, spent
the streets o f the city Monday. Sunday in the Grove w ith friends.
John lives on Gales Creek.
D. G. Lilly is shipping 2000 bu
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schofield, shel o f fine winter apples to Port
o f Gales Creek, were shopping land for local consumption.
in the Grove Monday.
Mrs.
Addie Clapshaw and
E. H. Burke, o f Gales Creek, daughter Elsie o f Hillside, were
Everyday w e’re making
paid a visit to this thriving city shopping in town Saturday.
on Monday.
Mrs. Mamie Fisher, o f Bakers
Mrs. William Wilson, o f Gales field, Calif., is visiting with her
Creek, shopped in the Main St. sister, Miss Maude Lilly.
Come in and get your share
stores Tuesday,
Tom Williams was in town
of the GOOD THINGS
Don’ t miss the display o f over from his farm at Hillside, the
fore-part
o
f
the
week.
200 pieces o f art at the K. o f P.
In DRY GOODS BARGAINS
Hall next week.
A. W. Wilson from Gales Creek
dropped into Forest Grove for a
Get a catalogue and study art brief visit Monday.
for a week it will do you good.
Chas. Shane o f Thatcher was
Subscribe for the Press
in town the fore-part o f the week, j
Forest Grove, Ore.
F O O T P R IN T S
Hoffman and Allen Company
The Progressive Store
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Charter Oak and
“ W o o d ” Superior
HEATERS
Stand at the head of all com
petitors.
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Give a greater a-
mount of heat at a lower ex
penditure for fuel.
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I Pacific U p iver sit
Offers thorough instruction ;n college and
preparatory courses.
Its Laboratories are well equipped for
science teaching.
Conservatory gives superior instruction
in Music.
Typewriting, Stenography and Commer
cial Branches are taught by competent in
structors.
Clean athletics and various student activ
ities are encouraged.
The new gymnasium, fitted * ith o 'i mod
ern appliances, including a fr s Ri min g
Track and Sv’imn.ing Pool, L added to the
equipment for the coining year.
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Stop that cold and cough
A . D. S. Cold Tablets,
A . D. S. Cough Remedy
Is the dope that does the work
Dr. Hines’ Drug Store