H O LID AY
MILLINERY
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M R S. A . E. D IX O N ’S
MAIN STREET
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FOREST GROVE
The Latest Shapes and Newest Cre­
ations can be had at a discount
from
marked prices until
the first of the year.
ARTHUR
SHEARER
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A ll Goods Guaranteed
A Beautiful Assortment of Holiday Articles
Awaiting Your Inspection and Approval
Forest Grove M eat Market
Fresh and Salted Meats. H om e M ade Pork Sausage “Just
Like Dad Used to Make ‘D own on the h arm.’ ”
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THE BOOK STORE
More new pupils arrived this
week.
will open its Holiday Trade with two days
o f Special Sales this week. You are cord­
ially invited to be a guest at its Holiday Re­
ception, December 2 and 3. Open evenings.
Parents and teachers meeting
next Friday evening.
We have lost one family from
our school by their removal to
Portland.
The next “ County Teachers
Association” will meet at Cornel­
ius on Saturday, Dec. 10.
If you want up-to-date, reliable and trustworthy
The School Band is doing very
, well and had their practice a t :
the home o f S. A. Moulton this
1 week.
So much rain recently has put:
a damper o n basket ball, b u t;
hopes are entertained that there .
will be a play spell.
Fresh Fish
Every Thursday
M O O R E & W IL H E L M S O N
Bankers & Merchants Mutual Fire Assn
of
Forest Grove, Oregon
Writes the Most Conservative Line o f Commercial and
Dwelling Insurance o f Any Mutual Company in the
State. It will Pay You to Protect Your Prop­
erty with One o f Our Policies
S H E A R E R ’ S THE MAIN STREET SHOP
Confectionery
Cigars & Tobaccos
Hot and Cold Drinks
SERVED
ANY
STYLE
FOR A FIRST CLASS SMOKE
Booth Jewelry Co.
T h e B ig S t o r e
Pacific A vyiue
Forest Grove, Ore.
Subscribe for the PRESS, now
get in touch with the practical plumber
H. L. DECKERT
Independent P h on e«
Pacific Avenue
R esid en ce 4525
Forest Grove, Oregon
Some o f the manual training^
boys are working on material for
school use. tw o of the furnit­
ure manufacturers (Chas. Staley
and Ivan Marquis) presented a
type writer table to the office
this week.
The children and parents have
done well their part in gathering
material for the “ Baby Home”
and “ Boys and Girls Aid” of
Portland. Almost a ton of ma­
terial was sent o f which a follow­
ing is a part: 180 qts. canned
fruit, 3 sacks o f potatoes, 5 box­
es o f apples, 30 gal. o f kraut, 2o
glasses o f jelly, several sacks of
pumpkins and squashes. Also
dried fruit, canned goods, and a
large box of good clothing, cloth,
etc. This will surely make some
hearts glad, and we know it has
made many happy to give to the
needy.
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The 2nd and 3rd grades have
collected twenty one variety o f
seeds.
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The pupils found great pleas-1
ure in giving to the Children’ s
Home o f Portland.
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A class for those who need ex-
I tra help has been organized in
the 4th and btli grades. They i
meet from 3.30 to 4.00 o ’clock.
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Have you ever thought what
will become of you when your
earniug cr. parity ! i \ ' g?
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At 50 v.'i i you ; " 1 l s v.-or'.ing
for a low wags or cajayh-g a good
income?
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That u.yc-aus upon what you
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are doing ROW to secure the train­
ing that will steadi'y advance you
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in position and salary during the
corning y e a ". Only training will
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put you in the income class.
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T o learn how you can receive
this training without giving up
your press..! occupation, let tbs
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Iuternr.tion .! C o r r o .,p o n d c n c e
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Schools advise y u. All you have
to do is to mark the coupon us
directed and mail it today. There
i.» no ch.
f :r thi.5 advice.
matter who you ore or r h -t your
present occuua'i-iu i. , the I. C t. has a way of helping y
It Is an
institution of i ... rts—experts i.i helping poorly paid men s ucceed.
Only your rp. re t. e i i yc :r ■ ■; home is required. V :t c i rot lose
an hour c l •. rlc or a dollar i ' pay. '. ids coup, i is ti e wreatest
opportuul./ i t the world » r \ u
to secure a happy, prosperous ♦ IHTERNATICN
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and successful li.c, f :r it is t. ’. ♦
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opportu Ity offered by an i d
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tion backed with a capital c f . ' : .* A d W r i t e ?
A r c h 't e c t u r a l D r a f t s .
l\ .-u c t u r a i E n g in e e r
million dollars, whcce s 1c b a d ­ ♦ S W h i o „ w I - C w I : r i* '. V .: H t e r r
S .r u c t u r a l D r a ftr tra n
C iv il S r .
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C o n t r a c t o r & B u ilu c r
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ness for 17 rears has been to p-\ -
O rn a m cn
D e s ig n e r
F o r c :n -.n P lu m b e r
C i v i l U r ;:in - * e r
M e c h a n ic a l E n n .ir e r
K . R . C o n ctru ct. E n g .
M e c h a n i c s D r .b is m a a
vide ambitious men a .J women
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H a n k i n g r .x r ’ « rt
H l e c t r > . ! i- r » g .
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M ia in g E n g in e e r
with salary raising t r a in in g .
E le c t r ic ia n
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First grade pupils are model­
ing with clay.
We should be pleased to have
parents and all interested, read
this column each week and to be
in touch with our progress thru-
out the school year.
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Thursday is library day.
The 7th and 8th grades have
organized a Literary Society for
self improvement and will give a
program on Friday p. m. o f every
second week.
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Each room gave a short Thanks­
giving program Wednesday.
The
plumbing fixtures installed, or repairs made,
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Lincoln School Notes
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Cash Paid for Hides
and Pelts
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P o -v o r -S t¿ » io n
Don’t neglect practical opportuni­
ties for oromoiion.
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the couoon MOW.
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B ookkeeper
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P O R T L A N D , O E IO N
Mrs. W. I’. Scheetz spent the
The Book Store always has llie
'.reek end it Portland returning choicest
ost
Miaa Sal He Powers was a Grove h roeMond
ing.
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shopper yesterday.
We have thp excI,lsive reRister. ever. Rea <y.
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Strictly fresh oysters. The p<^ agency fur Sealshipt oysters
famous “ Sealshipt” , at Schultz Schult* Market and Groc-ry. 4-‘2t
Market.
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Mrs. MacPhers i", o f East o f
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Littler town, was pleasantly su-pri-ed
made a quick trip to Portland by a cumber of friends Satnrd. y
yesterday morning.
ev ening. A n st enjoyable time
W. H. Heisler, o f Gaston, w:is
in to a n Tuesday and repor s ne
roads in pretty good conditi* n,
due to the gravel that \ ; s put
on them during the summer,
Watches, clocks and jewelry re-
Mrs. Clara Dennis can now he
reached by Ind. phone 184 by
those who desire her services. 2-tf
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The Oregon Horticultural So-
cietv, of which H. C. «Atwell o f
this city is president, opened its
annual apple show in Portland
yesterday.
paire in the ri ht way at right
prices.
Arthur Shearer, J ain
Wa* *'a<^
Street.
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TWENTY p- cent discount on
all heating stoves at Hinman’ s
Mrs Carmack, o f Kentucky.
Hardware Store.
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spent several days the past week
with ner son. r rank Carmack .f
Horae * Stewart, who formerly th s city
She expects to return
made his home i this city, where to her home in the east after s
he attended Pacific University. short visit in ^eattle-
and was afterwards connected
Next Sunday Father Buck and
$50 cash buys a paid up certif-
icate o f scholarship in the Inter-
national Correspondence Schools
cuu^eanT n a P R K « i >rffin>
course. Inquire P rlss office, tt
with . 8J * nk- 'b'* who is now Father LeMiller.of V e r U r C n J
asS°^,ated With his brother Lor- exchange pulpits. Fa
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in th<> stock raising business
* High Mass at Verboofi
!n **8st,rn ()re^ r>n- visited friends at i(j;30. Father LeMiller wfl
in this city during the week.
, hold the services at Cornelius. I