Forest Grove press. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1909-1914, September 28, 1911, Image 3

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    forest G r o v e P r e s s
Published & Edited by
The First National Bank
The Press Publishing Co.
in the City of
UNDERTAKING
E M B A L M IN G -F U N E R A L DIRECTING
F orest G rove , O regon ,
N. Hoffman, Manager,
of
THURSDAY o f EACH WEEK.
Forest Grove, Oregon
J.
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Office: Pacific 48
Independent 642.
R e s i d e n c e 442
(Bttred » t the post office at Foreet Grove, Oen
a mil matter of the second class.
T erms
of
S ubscription
CASH IN AD V AN C E
One Year $1.00
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Six Months .75
Display advertisements for publica­
tion in the PRESS must be in this office
not later than Tuesday evening to in­
ure appearance in current issue.
Figures do not lie but estimates
are often misleading.
A woman’s tears are the water
route to a man’ s heart.
A man may be on the square
and still move in the best circles.
It is easier to look thoughtful
than it is to deliver the thoughts.
Free advice is the kind people
give away because they have no
use for it.
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OREGON
Sum of $62,000, Being Greater Than
Lowneys Candies Fresh and Pure.
Any Other Banking House
Howard’s Hair Brushes, the best made.
Eestman Kodaks and Supplies,
at the Store of Quality and Right Prices
In
Dr. Hines’ Drug Store
Washington
When you pull down the town
that is your home you are pulling
down yourself, and when you
build up you are building up
yourself and neighbor. Try to
banish from your mind the vain
delusion that all good things are
afar off in some other community.
Give your home town all the
praise that it can legitimately
bear, It will do you no harm
and not cost you a cent: and above
all patronize home industry as
largely as possible.
men cut their wisdom
When you ask a man to sub­
teeth until after they are mar-
ried.
scribe for your paper and hejsays
“ I never read much, and besides
Cranky people and busy bees
times are too plagued hard,” for
frequently administer stinging
God’s sake apologize and leave
reproofs.
him.
Life is too short to
teach
a jackass how to sing
And some people gets lots of
soprano,
all gentlemen nowadays
enjoyment out o f the troubles
read
newspapers
and lots of
they are to bestow on others.
them. Show us a man who lives
Don’ t make the mistake o f try­ for years in a town or community
ing to correct the mistakes o f a and never subscribes for the
friend.
papers published there and we
How it must jolt a man when will show you a man whose head
he is polite to his wife in public is shaped like a piece of pie with
to have her look as if she was the point up and whose ignorance
is exceeded only by his gigantic
not used to it.
gall.—Ex.
Even the homely girl realizes
[ how easy it would be for her to
Cornelius Locals
become a duchess if she only had
the price.
Successor, to V . H. Limber
FOREST GROVE,
In the
A kite will not rise in the j
It is easier to accept a position
world
unless it has a heavy tail
than it to hold a job,
to hold it steady. Some men
Soaking the brain in alcohol
need something similar, such as
does not preserve the mind.
four or five blooming responsibil- j
It isn’ t what you have been but ities and their mother to make
'that you are that counts.
them get in and dig and make a
A kind word to the cook helps showing.
(some.
A SanFrancisco woman identi­
Learn to know others by study­
fied
a body found in the bay as
ing yourself.
that o f her husband and gave it
As a matter o f fact few people a handsome funeral, some weeks
reside on Easy Street.
later the husband
returned,
Fools oft rush in where wise which shows its a wise woman
who knows her own husband.
men would expect the police.
Things we want seldom please
us after we get them.
A . W . NELSON, Manager
Has Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits
A copy o f The Press will be mailed
to til advertisers in which their ad ap­
pears.
Unless a man lives to learn, he
fill never learn to live.
Residence: Pacific 221 |
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Forest Grove Undertaking Co.
I n d e p e n d e n t P h o n e s
O ffice 505
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Telephones
County
C. C. H A N C O C K
jjFGenera] Merchandise, Fanning Implements >sp
Dry G ood s, Notions, Clothing, Shoes, Complete
PROFESSIONAL
D IRECTO R Y
W . M. Langley & Son
Line Furniture, Grocerie», Buggies
Law yers
Wagons, Hardware, F.tc.
C
o r n e l i u s
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Forest Grove, Ogn.
r e g o n
W . P. Dyke
A ttom ey-at-Law
Baltimore Dairy Lunch Co.
and
N ota ry ‘Public
Locations
Forest Grove
86 Third St.
205 Fourth S t
287 Washington St.
Hollis & Graham
A ttom eys-at-L a w
Cleanliness
Absolute Purity
Popular Prices -
Forest Grove, Ogn.
PORTLAND, Ore -
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J. N. Hoffman
A ttom ey-a t-L a n
The Northwest Typewriter Co.
Sells, Rents, Repairs
Typewriters of All Makes
Oregon Agents for the Blickensderfer Typewriter
Write for Catalog
EQUITY AND PROBATE ONLY
O ffict Hoffman Bldg. Pacific Ave.
Ind. Phone 502
Forest Grove
H. W . Vollmer, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Abbott Bldg.
Both Phones Forest Grovs, Ogn.
No. 90 Fifth St., Portland, Oregon
Ind. Phones
Residence 212
J. C. WEGNER
J. M. BROWN
BROWN & W EGNER
General Blacksmiths
Specialists on Horseshoeing, Interfering, Forging, and Nail
Pricks. All Diseases o f horses feet scientifically treated.
East Side Main Street, next
to McNamer Bros. Livery
FOREST GROVE. ORE.
O ffice 233
D R . C.E. W A L K E R
Osteopathic Physician
Treatment by Special Appoint­
ment Only
W . Q . Tucker, M . D.
Physician and Surgeon
promptly day or night
Both Phonea.
Calls answered
Oregon Electric Time Card
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hender­
son have issued invitations for
Homeopathic Physician and Oculist
Washington State has just had the marriage o f their daughter,
Does General Practice But No Surgery
Rilla
to
Ernest
G.
Webb
o
f
this
its first experience with a jury of
Office and Residence 217 First Street
place. Wedding to be solemnized
six men and six women.
Wednesday evening, Oct. 4,1911,
at 7 o ’clock in the Methodist
Write this down where you Episcopal Church o f Cornelius.
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I Ü..I! h» plre* 4 U nm m m t jm m <
Qui see it every day. The time
I —à. to (
Mrs.
Letta
Hergkrt,
wife
of
to draw business is when you
want business and not when you Hermen Hergert, who lives south
have more business than you can of town, died at her home Mon­
day morning at 6 o ’clock of tuber­
tend to already.
culosis. She was 21 years old.
Her maiden name was Letta
Let us cultivate a public spirit Scheudel and her father resides
tnd talk less and do more. En­ south of town. She leaves two
courage the local authorities to children, one 2 years and one 2
Lot 50 a 150. Near in. On south side. City water. Lt
°iake inprovements. Speak up months old.
Fruit- Price $850. House has five rooms. Part <
Funeral services
*peak well, talk encouragingly were held Wednesday.
Time on balance.
of your town and its prospects,
There will be a dance in Alpha
k is these many small considér­
Hall
in Cornelius, Saturday eve­
i o n s that make a town grow
ning
September 30. A good
right
along.
Nature
has
time
is
assured. Music will be
•howered upon the Grove some of
C. H. Wilkins came out from
J. Julian, o f the south side.
furnished
by Walker’s Orchestra
her choicest blessings, and with
Portland, Sunday, and visited
Come
|
was
in
town
Saturday
and
called
*®Hy for the good o f our common Tickets $1. Everybody
on the Tribune._________________ with his brother, E. G. Wilkina.
and enjoy youraelvea.
^aae, great will be the result
W . M. Semones, M. D.
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- - JJjg Home
. k* ^ Oculist
Ind. Phone 311. Forest Grove, Ore.
A Cozy Little House
T. J. O. T H A C H E R
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Traina Daily
Geo. Susbauer returned to hu
home at Irrigon, Saturday. Hi
was accompanied by Mias Don
Susbauer, who will spend a month
or more visiting in that part oi
the country.