Annual Clearance Sale Now 0n
Every Article in Our Store, Except Groceries, Reduced
Now is the time to secure Bargains. Don’t go to Portland and spend your
money and then ask us for credit.
Our Every Day Specials in Groceries
3 cans o f C o rn
............................ 25c
3 cans o f T om atoes............................ 25c
3 cans o f Condensed M ilk ................. 25c
6 bars Laundry Soap........................... 25c
BEST CANE SUGAR $6.25 PER SACK
Hoffman & Allen Company
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There Are Others
(Dedicated to the Seer o f David’s Hill)
CLASSIFIED ADS.
I would say to the poet o f tree and vine
There are other sorrows, as well as thine.
“ Go West, young; man,” H. Greeley
said
On wings of hope therefor I fled.
BOARD and R O O M -$5 per wk. From Iowa’s most bitter weather
Colonial Hotel, new management. Still farther west, I cared not whither,
I journeyed on through Kansas land
Can you imagine a guaranteed Till I struck the
“ Wild Horse Creek
fountain pen for 25c ?
Forest
o f sand.
Grove Pharmacy has them.
Here in this land called the “ Country
o f God”
Patronize home industry by
buying Oregon and Victor Flour. I built me a house o f buffalo sod.
I broke up some land, I planted some
Build up your home and home
grain
institutions with home patron I then broke myself while waiting for
rain.
age. C r e s c e n t M i l l s .
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I The greatest stories I would hear
FOR SALE Choice _ yeailing How there was raised three crops a
-o f th e-
Forest Grove Press
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson
and daughter, Miss Belle, o f A l
bany, spent Monday in our city
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. J.N.
Hoffman. Mr. Thompson is in
the shingle business and for many
years was bridge foreman on the
O. C. & E. R. R.
FOR SALE—De Laval
Cream
Separator No. lOused one month.
Also light wagon with pole and
thills, and single work harness
all nearly new for sale at a de
cided discount. T homas S m a l l ,
i mile west o f Thatcher.
It
Mr. and Mrs. C. Vedder, o f
Castle Rock, arrived in this city
Sunday evening to make their
home.
They have purchased
the boaiding house formerly
owned by Mrs. Bertha Williams.
A new line o f beautiful, senti
mental and comic post cards just
arrived at the Forest Grove
Pharmacy. Hurry before the
choicest are taken.
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By request o f the S. P. Co. the
city removed the high voltage
electric wires on the east side of
5th St. crossing the S. P. track
at Depot.
The Oregon Nursery Company,
o f Orenco, have had phenomenal
success in the nursery business.
The managers, who are thorough
business men and fully acquaint-
Mrs. C. A. Dennis, reliable
e(j
n
u rs e ry b u sin e ss,
nursery
shampoo.
Scalp treatment a
certainly have merited the liberal specialty. Phone Ind. No. 184;
patronage they have received. residence and office 232 Pacific
The tree planters o f Washington avenue.
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county are alive to the fact that
Geo. E. Hicks, o f Henley, Cal
to purchase stock o f a well es
ifornia, visited with his brother,
tablished home firm, where, if
Chas. E. Hicks, and family, of
mistakes are made they will be
this city, last Sunday and Mon
corrected, is better than to pur
Cotswold rams—Choice yea r-;
year
day.
chase from representatives o f
jing Angola bucks, all fio r n
a “ tender foot” Iplantedm y corn
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hoffman
foreign concerns o f which they
im p o r te d Sites.
E d w a r d L . Then watched for the three crops in
know
nothing.
Washington and daughter, Aileen, wereguests
N a y l o r , Phone Ind. 185, For-,
their turn,
est Grove, Oregon.
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[ The stalk, chinch bugs, and hoppers on county citizens are fast b ein g ! at the home o f Dr. A. K. Higgs
converted to the “ purchase your in Portland New Y ear’s Day.
FOR SALE—Eggs for setting;,
toP
best strain Rhode Island Reds; That was what srew to make lhe three goods at home and o f home in-
Mrs. M. P. Isenburg and three
15 for $1.50.
Frank Watrous,
crops.
stitutions doctrine.
daughters, o f Hood River, are
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Gales Creek. I They told me then this land’s design j
Was meant for cattle, sheep and swine. ; Last week the S. P. Co. con- visiting at the home o f H. M.
FOR RENT—Five room fur I dropped my wad “ I had no dust.”
traded with J. E. Loomis for a Salingof the Blue Bell Dairy.
nished house near S. P. depot. So 1 bought stock o f those who’d trust. plat o f ground facing 125 ft on
Don’ t fail to see those hand
$10 per month. E. H. Coleman. I turned my cattle out to roam.
1st Ave. and 100 ft on Main St. some Post. Card Albums at prices
The frisky blizzard took them home,
FOR SALE—Fox Terrier Pups. j I turned my eyes and fixed my hopes
The consideration
price was phenomenally cheap at the For
J oe K nox , Forest Grove.
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$3000.
Deposit
has
been made est Grove Pharmacy.
On hay-fed hogs tied out on ropes,
If you are thinking o f build j Alas! The hot winds blew until—
and 30 days has been given for
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schultz
ing a house or barn the Press j They were too dry to hold their swill.
papers to be returned from San were visitors last week in Al
is in a position to figure on \ In this land o f God’s they got no shade Francisco, Without doubt the
So they went to the cooler clime of
bany at the home o f his father,
your materials and we be
S. P. will locate their depot on
Hades.
lieve we can save you from
who is 86 years old.
this plat o f ground.
This will
Now in this land o f corn and wine
10 to 25%. See us—and save
Mrs. C. H. Kimball, who lives
j With worms and bugs on every vine
make the two depots within a
the money.
near
the S. P. depot, has been
I sit and thus soliloquize.
block o f each other.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 6 horse i And think whether I am very wise
very sick with pneumonia, but is
Chas. Levick, o f
Everett,
power gasoline engine nearly new To live in a land o f such repute
slowly recovering.
drag saw, circle saw, 2 horse gas- j Where everything is in dispute,
Washington, has purchased the
Mrs. Henry Matthew nee Min
ollne engine, nearly new; dray Where hot winds come from torrid south farm o f C. A. Grubbs, on Da
saw, circular saw, 2-horse gaso- And cook our crops with fevered drouth,
nie
Buxton, o f Helena, Mont.,
vid’s Hill, and removed with his
line engine and trucks.
Sell or Then cold winds blow from frigid zone
visited
with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
wife and four children to their
trade.
F rank M ott ,
And chill the marrow o f our bones,
Sloan,
last
week.
new home Tuesday o f this week.
Where people lie and steal and cheat
To try and move their county seat,
Parr and Sexton unloaded their
Mrs. Wm. Brown, wife of
For Sale Real Estate
With chums of drunks and black descent car and took the goods to the Agent Brown of the S. P. depot,
160 acres good timber.
Will And “ Pukes, ” who’d steal the dead home. We extend to Mr. Levick is visiting her parents this week
“ coon’s cent,”
trade for business property.
and his family a welcome to our in Vista, Calif.
And to exist, the Lord knows how.
Press office
To burn what's dropped behind the cow, midst.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. King and
This land o f sand and railroad tax
Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar, Chair Mrs. Bertha Williams will leave
With feet wrapped up in gunnysacks,
man o f Public . Health Committee,
tonight for a several weeks’ visit
Where children daily cry for bread
.
.
To keep them warm they’re sent to 1 and Mrs. Bessie Evans Pettinger, in California.
Chairman o f the Educational
bed.
W. F. Robertson, o f Gaston,
So I resolved; to cure this ill
Committee o f the State Federa
brought
to town Monday a load
I ’d trade my farm for David’s Hill.
tion will participate in the pro
o
f
pork
which
he dispensed o f to
So to the Seer o f the Willamette
gram on Guest Day, Jan. 8, at
I ’ ll swap my ranch. I will. Gosh d— t. |
Moore & Sons.
(Pronounce it so it rhymes with Milk the home o f Mrs. Watt, meeting
For
Wilbur McEldowny, cashier at
at 2:30 p. m. Each member may
apsie.)
the
Forest Grove National Bank,
— TH E B AR D O F ORENCO.
bring one guest.
spent Sunday with relatives in
E. S. Cook, o f Corvallis is in
For Sale or Trade
Amity.
the Grove this week visiting at
A 3-in. wide tire Mitchell wag the home o f his cousin G. S. [ Good painted picket fence with
on
with California bed, practical- | Allen. Mr. Cook has started a double iron gate. Will sell reas
Main St.
Center o f Block
j ly new. Also a heavy work har fine stock farm near Corvallis, onable. Call Mrs. E. H. Cole
ness. Call and see W’alter Ros- and will make a specialty o f full- man.
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W. F. HARTKAMPF
; wurm.
blooded draft horses. He has
Laura Davidson, one o f the
Wholesale and Retail
An 8-roomed house with i-aere named his place Sulphur Springs telephone girls, has been sick
o f land, electric lights, city wat Stock Farm.
with the grip for the past week.
Vetch Seeds, ell kind» of (rat* »eed. Grey er, plenty o f fruit, chicken park,
Hillsboro has levied a six-mill
Good potatoes $1.00 per hun
Seed Oat», Rink W inter Wheat
good barn, etc., close to school
tax for general purposes and dred at Hartrampf’ s feed store.
Hay and Feed
and college. Will take a few
i-mill for park improvement. Will deliver. Phone 50x.
hundred dollars down and the
Our
county capital seems to be
HEADQUARTERS
More than $40,000 worth o f
balance in monthly payments
alive to her needs and in the
business property changed bands
for
like rent.
near future will present enviable
Milbum Wagons, Milwaukee
Forty acres o f land, lays nice, advantages to those who may in the Grove last week.
Mowers and Binders and
living water, county road runs look that way for a location.
Potatoes, good ones, $1.00 per
Plymouth Binder
through it, for $600, $200 down,
hundred.
W. F. Hartrampf
L ost- White Fox Terrier; fe
Twine
balance at 6%.
Feed Store. Phone 50x.
male, black ears, left eye black,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Littler
Forest
Grove.
Ore
two black spots on back; answers
Ind Phone 50x
J. S. Loynes & Son.
to name o f Toodles. Reward for spent New Year’ s Day with rela-
return or information.
J. F. tives in Salem.
Pierce. Forest Grove, Box 183.
Julius McCready, o f Eugene,
O. M. Sanford spent New ¡» the guest o f A. E. Clyde this
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Shearer’s
Confectionery
Fancy Christmas Candies
and T obaccos.............
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W e grow our own trees in our 1200-acre nursery. Our
land was selected specifically for nursery purposes. It pro
duces the very choicest type of trees possible to obtain any
where, with stalwart tops, strong fibrous roots; in short,
strictly first-class, sound, healthy, fully matured trees.
There are none better grown, and they are Really Cheap;
because they are such as will “ Make Good.”
I f you need any N. Y. Pippin, Spitzenberg, Winesap,
Rome Beauty, McIntosh Red, Jonathan or any other com
mercial or home variety, just drop us a line stating your re
quirements.
We also have some o f the best peach trees in Early
Crawford, Elberta, Foster, Fitzgerald, Gillingham and other
good varieties we have ever grown.
If you want Peach Trees, you can’t get better.
Don’ t Delay Ordering Too Long.
Why Not Now?
Address,
OREGON NURSERY COMPANY,
STEADY, UPRIGHT SALESMEN WANTED
Orenco, Oregon'
Nail This
Hardware
Store’« location in your
memory. It will be a
good thing to know
when you want any
thing in
Tools, H ousehold Hardware
or Housefurnishing G oods.
DeLavel Cream Separators
THE W ORLD’S STANDARD
Come and look them over; it won’t cost you anything
and maybe do you lots o f good
WAGNER
FOREST GROVE
Building
Materiato
Hardware
Implements
C. L. H I N M A N
New carload of buggies direct
from the factory. : : : : : : : :
Paint«, Oil«
and Glass
Farm
Machinery
Hom e Baking Co.
Finest of Bread and Pastry Baked Every Day
W e sell 6 loaves of bread for 25^
Free Delivery to All Parts of the City
Pacific Avenue
Forest Grove
Funeral Directing & Embalming
I *W4 a. 4.1. AM .» rW o.
I BABtT-BOO BrU S
It is Quality in Trees that Counts.
Undertakers
PATENTS
r * » ! * ! / r.SfeiMd OB VO r
Some trees appear cheap, but are really expensive.
Other trees appear expensive, but are really cheap.
You
cannot buy high-grade, productive land for the same price
as poor land sells for.
You cannot buy Oak lumber for the same price as Fir
lumber.
to taroaton
H. 8. WILLSON & CO. ^Afl»r»»^» I
Year’s Day with his wife in Port- week*
land. She has been at the Port-
Glen Markee and wife spent
Forest Grove, Oregon.
land Sanitorium for the past two Sunday with his parents in Gres-
weeks, and is improving slowly, ham.
Funeral Chapel and Family
Gold Medal butter at 75 $ per
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O. Sloan
Parlor in Connection
roll
at Hoffman & Allen Co.
and Mrs. Matthew were visitors
with Mrs. Sloan’ s father and
Jersey heifer calf for sale.
P»atc State 45 brother at Corvallis last week.
Pbos* U. 752
Phone 893.
Livery, Feed and Sales Stables
G—d Ttasis »sd Rigr> -Baggage Called Fsr and Delivered Is All Parts
lnd«p»n 4 m t Phone 412
P E A R L W W ILLIA M S, Proprietor.
Pacific Avenue
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