The High Cost of Living
need not worry you for some time to come if you take
advantage of the opportunity presented by the greatly
Reduced! *****—
Prices
Reduced!
now ar,r"ing
Prices
Hoffman and Allen Company Store
Women’s Shoes
50% off
Ladies’ and Misses’ Skirts,
P L o ne
Men’s and • Boys’ r"'»
t
.
of
r m e sw e a te r s
Extra Good
Quality, Closely
Woven, Nobby
while they last, at
50% off
33 1-3 off Marked Price
Serviceable and Reliable Garments at
M en’s and Boys’ Work Coats
1-3 off
These Quotations are but sam ples of the numerous and unheard-of
argains
eat
to be found . Everything in the store, except groceries, has been
reduced in price for this great sale, which will be continued
Until February First
Our Groceries are AIways Sold at Prices that Defy
Competition.
A
Comparison
W ill_Convince You
HOFFMAN & ALLEN COMPANY
CLYDE’S BICYCLE SHOP
LOCAL
NEWS
(Bellinger’s Old Stand)
BICYCLES, NEW AND SECOND HAN D. REPAIRINC OF ALL KINDS
SAW FILING
Loca' Agenl gor Oregonian
SIGN PAINTING
First Avenue West of Main Street.
Phone 624
FASHION STABLES BROV™P^ . YDEN
C o m m e r c ia l T r a d e S o l i c i t e d
Spscial Conveyances Over Wilson River Route to Tillamook
Horses Bought, Sold and Exchanged
1 Pkncs: Ind. 7 4 4 , P ic . 3 3
C. W. MERTZ
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FOREST GROVE, ORE.
E. Steptoe, who lives north of
town, called at the Press office
this week.
P. Hanson, a farmer west of
, town, leaves this week for a
month’s visit at his old home at
i Lebanon, S. LX
A. Hedgecock, who purchased
the Rustin farm north of town,
visited the Press office this week.
Sheriff Hancock was a business
visitor at the Press office this
week.
E. M. Brower, of Portland,
was in town this week. Mr.
Brower once owned and operated
a farm at Thatcher.
Jersey heifer calf for sale.
Phone 893.
J. C. LATTA
Matthew Patton, of Newberg.
was in town over Sunday. Mr.
Patton is a farmer and ftoes
ERTZ & LA TTA
farming; he has a gasoline engine
with which he plows, and has
added much to its efficiency by
I mounting a stationary on his
traction which helps do the work.
Cold Storage, Wood and Coal
M atthew has applied for patent
Corner Fifth Avenue and Second Street on his recent invention on the
forward wheel of a traction en-
Forest Grove Steam Laundry
Ice,
Both Phones
P A C IF IC
IN S U R A N C E
HOME
COM PANY
M U T U A L F IR E
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. FOREST GROVE. OREGON
Will Save Y o u M o r e Than 2 5 P e r C e n t
The Forest Grove Press Office
Is th« best equipped for high class printing of anv office in Washington
County. Its type and machinery are new. Fampariaons of work will con­
vince you. Increase in our output proves people's taste for good printing
1. J. Keeher, who opened the
feed and second hand store on
Pacific avenue, and who recently
old the same to J. L. Hills, has
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Try our Drifted Snow
Hour. It’s fine.
We have bulk coffee that
gives satisfaction.
Try Crisco for cooking.
Better than butter.
Try our gallon goods—To­
mato«». Apples, Peaches,
Apricots. They are fine.
Phone 871 —Bunker's
uary 31, at the home of Mrs. K
Don t fail to see those am
some Post. Card Albums a P>'cti5
phenomenally cheap at t e or
est Grove Pharmacy.
|
Good painted picket fence with
double iron gate. Will sell reas-
Perry Hall, of Portland, has
purchased the K.N. Staehr build­
ing on Pacific avenue between
First and Second streets. Mr.
Hall is a harness maker and will
likelv open business in the near
future. At present the building
is occupied as a pool room. Chas.
E. Hall conducted the sale.
onable- Cal1 MrS’ E- H*
man.
A. Lincoln Kirk, entertainer
and impersonator, Central school
building, tomorrow evening, Jan-
uary 19. This entertainment will
repay you. The high school
needs your support.
Dr. Semones. Oculist
and
Homeopathic
Physician, 217 First
St., Ind. Phone 311. Forest Grove.
Whitman’s Chocolates are the
BEST chocolates. Get them only
from the Forest Grove Pharmacy.
Jesse Applegate, deputy sher­
iff, has filed his intention to be­
come a candidate for sheriff, be­
fore the nominating convention.
Prof. 0. M. Gardner, superin­
tendent of the Forest Grove city
schools, is being urged by many
citizens to permit his name to be
presented on the primary nomin­
ating ballot for county school su­
perintendent. Prof. Gardner is
an educational pusher.
Mrs. Nellie Haynie has finished
her course of study in the Oregon
Peerless College of Chiropractic
Neuropathy and received her
diploma, dated January 15, 1912.
Mrs. Haynie is opening an office
on First avenue north, near Dr.
Ward’s residence, and the Press
bespeaks for her a successful
practice.
A new line of beautiful, senti­
mental and comic post cards just
arrived at the Forest Grove
Pharmacy. Hurry before the
choicest are taken.
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A fter Inventory Sale
One
Lot
of
Good Serviceable
lap« and
Stylish Shapes
Reliable Makes
left with his family for his old
home at Moran, Kansas, and
asks us to change the address of
the Press to that point. We are
sorry to lose this family but may
expect them to return in the
future.
G et Your
PHOTOS
Mrs. J. W. Sherwood has been
in poor health for some time.
Forest
Grove
Studio
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned administrator of the estate
of urtin V. Hisbee, deceased, has filed
in the County Court of the State of Or-
S ^ - ^ h ^ ^ r ' o f " s a i d estate,
and said court has fixed onday, the
12th day of February, 1912, at the court
room in Hillsboro, Oregon, at 10 o,clock
a. m. of said day, as the time and
place for hearing objections to said h-
nal account, and the final settlement of
^DatedUhis 10th day of January, 1912.
K. W. HAINES,
Administrator of the estate of
ar-
tin V. Bisbee, deceased.
.
Bagley & Hare, Attorney for Admin-
istrator.
The Auction House
Main Street
North
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
New and Second Hand Goods
0. M. Sanford, Proprietor
W. Q. Tucker, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Telephone 721
Shearer’s
Confectionery
Calls answered promptly day or night
Phone: Office 271, Residence 283
tW. M. Langley & Son
Lawyers
Forest Grove, Ogn.
For
Fancy Christmas Candies
and Tobaccos .............
Center of Block
W . P. Dyke
Atlorncy-at-Law
and
Notary ‘Public
Main St, Forest Grove
Oregon
W. F. HARTKAMPF
Hollis & Graham
Wholesale and Retail
A ttomeys-at-Lau)
V etch Seed», all kind» of g r a n teed. G rey
Seed Oat«, Rink W in te r W heat
H ay and Feed
Forest Grove, Ogn.
J. N. Hoffman
Attorney-at-Laxs) '
HEADQUARTERS
EQUITY AND PROBATE ONLY
for
Office Hoffman Bldg. Pacific Ave.
Ind. Phone 502
Forest Grove
The S. P. has offered to trans­ Milburn Wagon», Milwaukee
port the Liberty Bell from Phil­
Mower» and Binders and
adelphia to San Francisco free of
Plymouth Binder
H. W. Vollmer, M. D.
charge for exhibit at the Pana­
Twine
Physician and Surgeon '
ma Pacific Exposition.
Office in Abbott Bldg.
Forest Grove, Ore
In a letter received by the Ind Phone 50x
Both
Phones
Forest Grove, Ojn.
Press, dated Bandon, Oregon, Jan.
9, R. Edger, says that he is lo­
v Ind. Phones
cated at Bandon and, while the
weather has been fine, they have
Residence 212
Office 233
much mud. He encloses $1.00
and wants the Press to be mailed
D R . C .E . W A L K E R
to his address. Mr. Edger owns
Contractors and Builders
a farm just west of this city,
Osteopathic Physician
Makers of
near the Forest View cemetery.
Potatoes, good ones, $1.00 per Mission Furniture, Mill Work Treatment by Special Appoi 9 H
hundred.
W. F. Hartrampf and General Repair Work
ment Only
Feed Store. Phone 50x.
Mrs. H. T. Haney, Judge Hol­ J. C. Kuratli
General Auctioneer
E. I. Kuratli
Notarial Work
lis, Frank Mott and Mr. Van Dor
en were among those who visited
Fmbalming— Funeral Directing
Portland Friday of last week.
Forest Grove Planing
Mill Company
UNDERTAKING
Kuratli Bros.
Dr. Lowe February 1.
REAL ESTATE, COLLECTIONS
MONEY TO LOAN
Casper Jasper, of Verboort.
was In the city trading this week.
German spoken in the office
Mr. McRodt, of the Pioneer
PH O N E*
drug store, was in Portland the Hell, Main 346
Ind. City, 344
latter part of last week.
HILLSBORO
OREGON
Chas. E. Hall, who has been
on crutches for some months, IS
slowly improving.
J . L . H IL L
K. N. Staehr and wife were in
St. Johns transacting some busi­
ness Monday.
Thomas Baker, of Kansas City,
who has been very low for some
time, is still failing.
Mrs. C. A. Dennis, reliable
shampoo. Scalp treatment a
specialty. Phone Ind. No. 184;
residence and office 232 Pacific
avenue.
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The decision of fruit growers
is that the Aetna Lime and Sul­
phur Spray, sold by the Forest
Grove Pharmacy, is the most
effective.
Every household should be
provided with a Brown Daisy San­
itary Dust Cloth. 25c each, for
sale only by the Forest Grove
Pharmacy,
Don’t forget the reception and
silver offering. Wednesday. Jan-
Pacific Avenue
Buys and Sells Second
Hand Goods
Telephone 743
Dealer in Flour and Feed
Forest Grove Undertaking Co.
A. W. NELSON, Mgr.
License«] E m b alm er
(Successors to V. H . L im ber)
P h o n e No. 48
Forest Grove, Or«!®*
Forest Grove Restaurant
and Oyster House
W e have on sale Olymp»
and Eastern Oysters :
Try us once and if we
please you tell others;
if not tell us.
Located on Pacific Avenue
Motion Photo Exhibitions
Service—7:45 to 9:00
Three Show, every Saturday, 7:30, 8:40. 9:50
Matinee 2:30 p. m. Saturday
D a ily C h a n g e w ith B e s t F ilm s
P r o c u r a b le
CLEAN AND UP-TO-DATE SHOW S