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LETTER FROM AhAK
(Continued from last week)
Scenic Theater
Motion Photo Exhibitions
In a place where everything is
new the pleasure o f a journey %is
Service—7:45 to 9;00
For sale or lease, 10 to 40 acres 1 232 Pacific avenue
tf constant from the beginning.
Three
Shows
Every Saturday—7:30, 8:40, 9:50
hop land. Press office.
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We rode past banana plantations,
Matinee—2:30 p. m. Saturday
Patronize home industry by
cocoanut groves with bushels of
buying Oregon and Victor Flour.
cocoanuts, gigantic palms, betel Daily change with best films procurable
Build up your home and home
nut trees, tangles of vines, niul
institutions with home patron­
Clean and Up-to-Date !
titudes of parasitic plants, whole
age. C rescent M ills .
rows of Chinese laundries with
For Sale—A fine line o f up to |
fields o f clothes line, a large Chi­
date refrigerators and ice cream
nese cemetery with graves like
freezers atC. L. Hinman’s.
Double Disc Records little cyclone cellars, gardeners
FOR S A L E -A Columbia Graph-
with baskets o f vegetables on
ophone with a dozen records
their heads, a large nursery full I
CHEAP for cash or instalments.
o f strange plants, clumps o f j
W h ile You W a it
Graphophone has been used a
graceful bamboo, water carrieis
short time. Call at the Forest
with two large buckets un a long
Grove Pharmacy.
pole, the military barracks where
the soldiers were drilling, people
FOR SALE—Vetch seed, phone
like the Easter card—assorted de­
491 or see M. S. Allen.
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signs, no two alike—goats, chick­
Sale dates to eastern destina­
ens, children, suburban dwell­
tions summer excursions round
ings—and all this in the coolness
trip: Sept. 15 and 25; Oct. 2, 6 ,
IN SU RA N C E
17, 18, 19. Limit Nov. 15, 1911. j
of the morning on our way to
COM PANY
Thes rates have been extended,
the botanical guldens. The gar
N. L. A tkins .
dens were large and extremely
MUTUAL FIRE
well kept. Trees, shrubs and
A new line of beautiful, senti­
plants were labelled. After a
mental and comic post cards just
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. FOREST GROVE, OREGON
short
visit to the gardens we i
arrived at the Forest Grove
proceeded to the rubber planta- [
Pharmacy. Hurry before the 1
They fit any machine, their
tion.
Here we found several j
choicest are taken.
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surface is better, their tone is
Will Save You More Than 25 Per Cent
clearer, their life is longer than
thousand
rubber trees ranging in
FOR SALE—Choice
yearling
any other. Two Records in one.
age from young plants to 31 year
Cotswold rams—Choice year - 1 Hear one today. Get a catalogue.
If you have no talking ma­
old
trees. As trees can be tapped
ling Angora bucks, all from
chine, you should get one at once.
when
four or five years old, many Investment Realty Abstract Company
No well regulated family should be
imported sires. E d w a r d L.
without one when a COLUMBIA,
o
f
these
give a large flow o f rub­
N a y l o r , Phone Ind. 185, For­
the best machine made, can be
ber.
The
trees are tapped in
purchased so cheaply, and on
est Grove, Oregon.
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monthly payments.
two ways. There is a perfect
craze for rubber here. Fortunes J
For Sale Real Estate
Offices, with Forest Grove Press, Hoffm an Building.
are being made in the business.
FOR SALE—Six room plaster­
Law Office, M . B. Bump, Hillsboro.
Pharmacy Only today four Christian Chi­
ed cottage in South Forest Grove.
nese, who only a few years ago
T H E U P -T O -D A T E D R U G G IS TS
GUARANTEES RELIABLE SERVICE
Lot, 100 foot front, 200 feet deep,
good lawn, young fruit trees and P h o n e s :
Bell 231
Ind. Ml were abjectly poor, came to the
principal o f the Anglo-Chinese
small fruit, hen house and park.
FRE E D E L IV E R Y
A bargain. Terms: part cash,
school to get him to help them
time on balance. Inquire at 320
sell their crop o f rubber. They
Fourth Street. Ind. phone 713j
Would Improve Our City.
sold $2,975 worth. The mission­
or write, box 601.
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Mrs. H. C. Atwell, President ary society put rubber trees on
Will o f the Woman’s Club, address­ some vacant land and has cleared
160 acres good timber,
trade for business property.
ing the club, in speaking o f our thousands o f dollars on its ven­
W . F. H A R T K A M P F
Press office
city, its surroundings and needs, ture.
Wholesale and Retail
FOR SALE—New 6 room bunga­ says in part:
After seeing the gardens and
low and J acre of ground. This
“ This, our city, so abundantly the rubber we went back to Old­
place can’t be beat at the price. provided by nature with shade ham Hall, ate our breakfast, and V e tch Seeds, all kinds o f grass seed, G rey
Seed Oats, Rink W in ter W h ea t
$1150.
$550 cash.
Oregon trees and with undulating sur­ rested until after tiffin
Hay and Feed
(12
Land Co.
face, located as it is at the foot o ’ clock.)
$150 cash, $15 per month will of the Coast Range of mount­
In the afternoon we ran into a j
buy a 5 room house and 2 lots 50x ains and surrounded by hills on Chinese open air theatrical per-1
H EADQUARTERS
100. This is one of our snaps. the west and north, which gives formance. It was a most gro­
for
Oregon Land Co.
to its location one o f beauty. tesque thing. A play was being Milburn Wagon*, Milwaukee
That the shade trees should be given by two actors and an or­
Mower* a n d Binders and
I conservatively preserved by our chestra o f about ten pieces. The
Dr. Lowe,
Plymouth Binder
citizens; that to beautify we acting was chiefly pantomimic
Nov. 9,
Twine
LOST—Bracelet with Ruth en­ should plant within the park and the orchestra kept up a pan­
graved on it Lost between strip uniform varieties of shade demonium o f yells and noises.
Forest Grove, Ore
Rev. Barber’s and Electric de­ 1 trees, and recommends for plant­ The costumes were quite elabor- lnd Phone 50x
ing
Cork
Elm,
Scarlet
Oak,
Ori­
ate
when
compared
with
those
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pot. Finder please leave at
The BEST all-round Family
ental Palm and European Lin­ worn by the audience. No ad­
Press office.
! Sewing Machine that can be pro­
Death of Noted Athlete.
den, and that all trees on one mission was charged. Wealthy
duced. Made in both ROTARV.
I will have a few thousand dol­ street be of uniform varieties;
Chinese pay the players in order
Ra],,h Dimick, attorney and and VIBRATOR styles.
lars to loan on or about Oct. 1.
that the council pass an ordi­ to show their wealth and benev- noted athlete o f Oregon City,
The rotary makes both LOCK
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T. J. O. T hacher .
nance requiring property owners olence. Incidentally a leper who who received injuries in the foot-
and CHAIN stitch. The latest
to keep their walks and streets had lost several toes, came along, ball game on the University
up to the minute steel attach­
in
front o f their property clear This ieminds me o f the boy who grounds here Oct. 14, died at the
WANTED Boarders and room­
ments with each machine. Sold
of leaves and rubbish;- that the joyfully wrote to his mother that St. Vincent hospital, in Portland,
ers. Mrs. Minor.
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on easy payments. Send name
trees be trimmed so as not to he had seen a man killed by the Sunday. His injuries, complicat-
and address for our beautiful
FOUND Pair of gold rimmed
hinder the carrying o f umbrellas. ears-
ed with pneumonia, was the H. T. catologue free.
glasses. Owner can have same
Recommends the purchase of
When the play was over we cause Gf his death.
On Sunday
by calling at Bunker's store and
the south half o f the church visited a Chinese temnle. In- morning he became delirious and W hite Sewing Machine Co.
pay for this ad.
block to be used by the city as a cense was burning before a num- jumped from a second story ver-
1640 Market St.
park.
ber of hideous and fantastic anda, at the hospital, and ran
Recommends
the
passage
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f
an
gods. The thing that was really some four blocks before his San Francisco
Miscellaneous
California
ordinance, prohibiting expector­ most interesting to me here was strength failed him.
He was
Dr. Tucker has moved his of ating on the walks as a preven­ the inlaid work, embroidery and carried back, but died twenty-
fice to the upstairs o f the build­ tion against tuberculosis.
She shell work, some of which showed minutes later. Mr. Dimick was
ing next Anderson’s store, tf
also urges that public sanitary a large amount of skilful work­ an athlete o f wide renown, his Pope Photo Gallery
Dr. Semones. the Home Ocu drinking fountains at various manship.
talents being first brought into
Mr*. Winifred Gunton
list, is prepared to correct your places be established and kept
Next we visited the rooms in play while attending the Pacific
2nd Street
eye troubles. 217 First St.
by the city.
which an M. E. Chinese girls’ University 1903-1904, where he
Oregon
Hillsboro,
Concluding she says that we primary school meets.
Mrs. C. A. Dennis, graduate
School excelled in football and track
specialist in all lines o f work can do nothing except by united was over for the day. The place work.
He, together with his Bring in your Kodak work to-
pertaining to the scalp, face and effort and concentrated action. was neat, cheerful and fairly friends, Tilbrook and Spagle,
hands, and how to care for prop- (ant^ by this would accomplish well equipped. A very familiar have lead the successes o f many day, you can get it tomorrow
erly. Lessons taught to stores some new results.
looking leaf cluster was on the college teams.
wishing to do their own work, j
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wall. These S. S. pictures do
Mr. Dimick has many friends
Phone Ind. No. 184; residence
The McMinnville prune drier excellent service in primary among his schoolmates and The W eekly
Oregonian
and office 232 Pacific avenue, tf
townsmen of this city.
At the
paid $28 a ton for prunes coming grades in mission schools.
— and —
(To be continued)
Mrs. C. A. Dennis. graduate from the A. Thomas ranch, near
time o f his death he was twenty-
Forest
Grove Preaa
specialist; first-class authority us Briedwell station.
seven years old. Interment was
He had 21
to the work I represent.
Have tons o f fruit from 34 acres.— Mc­
The airship men are now try- made in the family plot in the One Year, $ 1 .5 0
no drugs or cosmetics to deal out Minnville News-Reporter.
Hillsboro cemetery.
ing to cross the continent
When You Buy Records
Hereafter, Buy
CO LUM BIA
65 Cents
Fine Shoe Repairing
Popular Prices
Pacific Avenue.
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Forest Grove
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