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Compiled by the Hustling, Bustling, Rustling
L o cal Reporters of the Press
The cold weather demands proper protection within doors
as we!! as without. You can secure indoor comfort at a low
cost in uel by using the right stoves. W e have them.
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question
nanufac-
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however,
8landing
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fright,
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Jacob Zeigler was noticed in
Rockers-all kinds at Roe and
town Monday.
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1 Schultz has them. S ealshipt
Hiram Baker was in from the
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oysters. A lw ays fresh.
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Kansas City section Mom ay.
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E C Mill» and son R»lpU were w
Priuwr dr0V(,
to
Per land viators Saturday.
the Grove
Galw C ra,k
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W. M. Baker of Thatcher spe: t <i... .
OFF -AIL HEATING STOVES- 2 0 % OFF
par of Monday in tm.s city.
Bring that veal to Schultz Mar-
N ck Bethman.of ( ales Cr* e , ket ar.d get Portland prices in
4.4^
wa." a Monday visitor in t . casn.
Grove.
L. Kahler, of Gales Creek, w as
The New Malleable Steel Range greeting friends on our streets |
now in stock at the Hinman Mo day.
Hardware Store.
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K. L. Olsen, of the Thatcher!
Fu nk McNamer, one of tlu district, vas a visitor in t h e
popular residents o f Gales Creek, Grove Monday.
visit *d in this city on Monday.
Everything in furniture can be
.Shearer the Confectioner, now had ,.t lioe and Co. Come in ai d
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ready to serve O yster C< cktaiis. inspect the goods.
Once tasted, alw ays wanted.
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Mrs. N. J. Baker, of the Hill-
i-“ fore making Xmas purchases
s 1 Mr . Sue,.’3 display of fai cy
. at Ho;.man & Allen Go’s
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A. \Y. Wilson, a prosperous
A range constructed of the finest mat-
^ e r ia l obtainable, by skilled workmen, in
the best equipped plant in operation.
A Malleable will satisfy the housewife
s'^e neighhoi hood, was shopping
>n this city Monday.
FOR TRADE- 1 mare, weight
1150, perfectly gentle, for -ood
m'lk cow. Walter Roswurm. tf
farmer of Gales Creel; was in
Mrs. H. L. Deckert has some
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1 l<b town ,n Oiegon , hens which have become very ac
tive in the egg laying industry
Mr. end Mrs. J. R. Greenwood lately.
of Gales Creek came down to
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Otto Parsons, one of the well-
toe G iove Monday and shopped .
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known residents of Gales Greek,
with the local merchants.
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was greeting fnenos in t i e
r K R unt —5 room house,good Grove Momiay.
con iition, in South Park. Part-
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Nobby effects in holiday neck
ly furnished and with supply of
wear. A n appropriate Xmas
fuel. Inquire this office.
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1 gift for father, son or sweetheart. 1
Alec Beimrhor, a prosperous At An erson’s.
farmer of the Gaies Creek uis-
Claud Wilkes, a genial resident
trict, was transacting business of Dilley, paid the “ prettiest
in the Grove Monday.
town i n Oregon’’, a visit the
Flashlights at Corl’s.
fore-part of the week.
Bicycles at Corl’s.
Umbrellas repaired at Corl’s. ! Notice to Farmers—Bring in
Umbrellas recovered at Coil’s. | your chickens, eggs and butter
, to W. F. Schultz and get cash
W e regret to report the death f in exchange. Produce of all
ot the new born babe of Mr. and j kinds wanted.
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ivlrs. Van Kirk Sunday morning.
C. L. Hinman has a full line of
Interment was made the same
afternoon in Forest View cemet- ranges and heating stoves in
ery.
stock. Make your selection now.
Albert Friday o f
Greenville
See the
“ Charter Oak’ ’.
CHARTER O A K
R A N G E S and
HEATER
Stand at the head of all com
petitors.
Give a greater a-
mount of heat at a lower ex
penditure for fuel.
Come in
and examine them.
HINMAN’S HARDWARE STORE
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(Crowded out last week.)
paid the city a visit 1 , st Satur-
“ Buzz” Parsons of Gales Creek
day-
was transacting business in the
WEEKLY NEWS OF WATTS
M L. Vincent, of Gales Creek, Grove Monday.
*as a Saturday visitor to the Eugene Loving.of Gales Creek,
Grove-
visited with friends in the Grove
Mrs. Lena Monkers is visiting a few days last week,
whh relatives i n Gales Creek
Mrg John McCoy, 0f Kansas
The school census was taken by
Mr. Ruxton the fore-part o f the
1 week.
CHRISTMAS CANDY
1,500 POUNDS
NEW YEARS CANDY
ls week-
City, was shopping in this city
Miss Meta Wallace, of t h e the latter part of last week.
S' T T i , ‘ i f M i s s Lucy Wilson has returned
a> * lth her faronta in Hillsboro. ^ hw hon|em G,|es Creek after
Prof. Bean, of Pacific Univer- a several months stay in Port-
S|fy, was confined to his home |and>
last Friday by a slight indispori-
, M
j acob Shearer
attended the funeral services of
M. J. Crunican, from near Harry Gibson, held at Hillside
Gaston, was in the Grove Mon- g linday.
d?y> and paid the P ress office a
,
shearer made a busi-
P ^asant call.
ne9S trjp to Portland Saturday.
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Baker an
1 0 ? per lb.
French Mixed
3 0 ? per lb.
Plain Chocolates
3 0 ? per lb.
Lowney’s, Good Robin and Ideal
Chocolate Bon Bon* in Handsome
Boxes for Christmas Presents.
R-N. Baker,of Portland,brother and. returning, stopped off at
of Mrs. T. F. Miles, was a Sun- Beaverton for an over Sunday
day visitor at the home of the visit at the home of Mrs.Shearer s
Renial Wells Fargo agent.
Plain Mixed
Assorted Nuts, Chocolate Dipped
T(|£ ^ 1 $ flf WASHINGTON COUNTY
trzvs «•rrJSLzJSi
1200 - HOLIDAY CIGARS -
12 to 100 in box.
Friday' T' M,le8’ ,n th'8 C,ty’ l8St becom ing Legislature. I desire
thj8 to be an invitation to all per-
The Horton Incandescent Ker-
interested i n Legislation
°»ene Burner gives four times that will be of general benefit to
kjhe light of the ordinary burner the people of the State to write
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half the cost. Sold by J. me their views on such matters.
B. Matthews, Forest Grove,
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call st my office in Forest
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. ( r(ive ami talk, the subject over
The“BONBONNlERE”
R. A . Phelps. Prop
B C. Atwell, re-elected pre-u- Gro
¡¡ent o f the Horticulture Society. wltbJ , eende4V0r to be in my of-
ha-n received many compliments
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Saturday between now
his management of the
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f January.
Portland Apple Show. None too and the first
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W. H. Hollis.
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high and all deserved.
1200
All prices
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A pig was butchered at Fair
Oaks Monday, which dressed 570
! pounds.
W. F. McCoy and T. B. Stev
enson are home from their fish
ing and hunting trip in the Wil
son River country.
The young people are talking
o f having a series of dancing
parties at Rockefeller Hall. The
first one will be given the even
ing o f Dec. 10.
Miss Francis Heibel, w h o
taught Bchool here last year, and
her friend Miss Edith Felbell,
were visitors at the home o f Mrs.
Adams Friday. The young la
dies are teaching near Portland.
At the election of officers Fri
day night for the Literary Socie
ty, G. Trageser was elected Pres
ident, Richard Wilson Vice Pres
ident. Ruth Frest Secretary, and
Laura Knighten Treasurer. The
meetings will be held hereafter
on Saturday evening.
At a meeting o f the Business
Men’s Athletic Club last Thurs
day night, the following officers
were elected. I»ren Watkins,
president; Harvey Baldwin, vice-
president; Haskell Perrin, secre
tary.