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ORENCO TREES ARE REALLY
M oyer Suits for
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The fruit growers’ meeting j
held Saturday at the K. P. hall ?
was largely attended by growers \
and others. Much interest was |
manifested.
Mr. Holt, president o f the Eu- -i
gene growers’ association; II. J. •
Bosh aw o f the Nooksack grow- j
ers’ association, and Mr. Good- i
rich o f the state horticultural jr
5 TO 10 YEARS
commission, delivered very in- J,
teresting addresses on the lines
o f growing and earing for fruits.
Mr. Mulkey represented the
Southern Pacific interests, and a
letter was read from the Oregon
IN BLUE SERGE
Electric people,
the railroad
companies showing their interest
in the future development of
this section and their willingness
to encourage the move by offer­
ing a half rate for shipments.
lion. Ira Purdin made a nice
WITH TWO I'AIRS OF PANTS 7 To 17 YEARS
talk from a grower’s standpoint
Well tailored from stout cheviots and cassimeres, in tans, browns and
and urged that the time is ripe
grays. The pants are full peg-top and are lined all through,
You cannot
equal these suits at the price.
for something definite to be
done.
Hon. II. C. Atwell, president
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD, IT'S SO
o f the State Horticultural Asso -1
ciation, was chairman, and spoke1
encouragingly o f the possibili- ;
ties.
A fter hearing
that was
said, it was the unanimous opin­
ion that a cannery or evaporator,
F IV E S T O R E S
or both, in connection with a
packing and shipping plant, is
F irst a n d M o r r is o n
S e c o n d a n d M o r r is o n
needed and would result in finap-
F irst a n d Y a m h ill
T h ir d a n d O a k
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cial good to promoters and be of
great benefit to the community.
The chair appointed a commit­
tee o f five to prepare plans for
future proceedings,
naming
Mayor Allen, Robt. Alexander, 1
John Forbes, Grant Bailey and j
MAIN STREET, NEAR PACIFIC AVENUE,
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Moyer’s Hoys’ Suits are famous for their long- wearing qualities and their
moderate cost. We will he glad to h ive you bring your boys in and let
us (it them out. We show many new patterns in splendid fabrics that
will give long service with good appearance.
$2.50 to $5.00
Boys5 Junior Norfolk Suits
$3.95 to $6.00
Confirmation Suits
$5.00
M oyer Special Boys5 Suits
CHEAP
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.
It is Quality in Trees that Counts.
W e grow our own tree« in our 1200-acre nursery. Our
land was selected specifically for nursery purposes. It pro­
duces the very choicest type o f 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.”
If you need any N. Y. Pippin, Spitzenberg, Winesap,
Romo 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 eyer grown.
If you want Peach Trees, you can’t get better.
Don’ t Delay Ordering Too Long.
Why Not Now?
Address,
OREGON
STEADY, UPRIGHT SALESMEN
NURSERY
COM PANY,
Orenco, Oregon
WANTED
u u M cu n u i
Good News for
Everyone
PUBLIC EDITORIALS
j of public importance.
The Press will expect free i
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. u.e to be made of thn column, i-onethy ictten rep ort a meeting wil} be called
M eals at ail H ours. T he Boat o f E vsrylliin e
S erved A islit
r r a T O T « C T .-T
D O N ’T
HAVE
TO
PAY
H IG H
; for definite action.
Everything bids fair for the
Is it lawful for a person to firei establishment of the* plant
a gun from a public highway?
: this spring.
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W AGNER
&
SONS
A ll kinds of Garden Tools
Farm Machinery.
P R IC E S
If a deed to a piece o f land
Jury List, March Term.
reads “ to John Smith and w ife,”
James Phillips,
Beaverton,
You don't have to pay high prices for high quality.
does this give the wife a half farmer.
We always sell the purest and best drugs at reas­
onable prices. We depend for our custom on
interest in the land, or is it the
C. T. Hall, farmer, West Ce­
moderate prices and high quality, because our cus­
tomer goQ3 away satisfied.
ijjj same as if it were just deeded to dar.
llj John Smith?
In either case
S. A. I). Meek, Columbia, far­
|| what interest does the wife mer.
P A C IF IC D R U G C O M P A N Y
i| have?
(Successor to Dr. Hines)
A. E. McCumsey, Columbia,
FRANK. MERESSE, M*naeet
farmer.
Wr.tts Items
A. C. Duley, East Cedar, far­
(Crowded cut last week.)
mer.
Did you get your Woodman paper.
Wm. G. Walker, Banks, far­
How do you like the new rates? Goo.,
mer.
enough for you. You should have died
Henry C. Carstensen, Banks,
in reasonable season.
t h e
Thad Stevdnson is helping his father farmer.
some this week.
Frank Bennett, farmer, N. 1
SELLS ON COMMISSION
Ruth Frost was in the Grove Satur­ Forest Grove.
day to take her music lesson.
Mrs.
Robert Alexander, farmer, For­
Anything, everything, personal or real. List your
E. E. Williams is her teacher.
needs as well as' what you have to sell. Bring in to
est Grove.
the building harness, toe's, furniture, etc. We will
Mr. A. T. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Peters, farmer, East Cedar.
sell it for you.
Ewing and Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy at­
We have an employment agency department,
John Vanderwal,
insurance
tended
Grange
meeting
Saturday.
also harness and shoe repair in the building.
There was more talk-on taxes. Every­ agent, S. Hillsboro.
one needs to get posted on that subject
George Vandehey, Banks, far­
Phone 744
Between the barns on Pacific Avenue
if he has any taxable property.
mer,
John Frost is taking lessons cn the I Edw. J. Thomas, Beaverton,
FOREST G R O V E , O R EG O N
violin.
farmer.
The few parents and th« pupils who j Galvin Jack Jr., bank clerk,
\ accepted Mr. FroaU* invitation to at­
Hillsboro.
tend the spelling contest were well en­
George E. Sinclare, N. Hills
tertained. In the contest between the
grades Rhea Bailey was victorious. boro, farmer.
, Good for Rhea! In the "free-for-all”
Joseph W. Roberts, Gales
Mr. John Wilson stood up the longest. ! Creek, farmer.
i After the delicious luncheon which war. j
J. C. Fisher, West Butte, book­
served, all played games and enjoyed
keeper.
themselves until the midnight hour.
Wm. Bagley Sr., Columbia,
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Stevenson were
in the city Tuesday- afternoon.
farmer.
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John F. Ireland, Banks, far­
The law enabling the early home-
1 steader to vary his line; to avoid the mer.
poor land and take in the good makes
Alb. Mussig, Beaverton, far­
the plat o f a. donation land claim look mer.
1 * Rol rl . IcKnight, Washing­
j saw.
ton, farmer.
i John Ihrig was working on the roads
John B. Bateman, Gales Creek,
Tuesday.
farmer
Minerva Vermilyea was at Mr . j Charles Boy, Beaverton, far­
mer.
Frost's over Sunday.
George J. Palmateer, N. Hills­
Mr. Buxton has a fine herd o f sheep
b o r o , retired.
grazing
on
his
hills.
Complete line, many new features, three year guar­
A. J. Killin, N. Forest Grove,
antee on crankhanger. 27.9 , per cent less pressure
! Mrs. A. L. Dilley was in the Grove
farmer.
on duatproof self-oiling bearings, Î53 per cent less
shopping, Satu-day.
George R. Adams, W. Cedar,
strain on chain.
Come in and investigate there facts and others
farmer.
before buying elsewhere. I resh stock o f tires and
Winfield E. Pegg, Beaverton,
Notice
sundries. Agency o f
farmer.
I am prepared to deliver fresh
Racycle, Miama, Wonder, and Shapleigh Special. Second
Wm. ('. Tucker, S.
Fotest
milk to all parts o f the city for G ( jr0ve, farmer.
Hand Wheel* for Sale or Rent.
cents per quart, delivered night
John Kastur, W. Cedar, farm-
and morning. I will do my best er.
C . G . D A N IE L S O N
to satisfy you. A. K inney , Dai- ,
Williams, Gales Creek,
L. J. Corl's old stand. Pacific Avenue
farmer.
O a r R ep air. G u r u l c a l
ryman, Third St., Foreät Grove,
John R. Ennis, S. Tualatin,
Oregon.
tf sav. miller.
O.
Spalding Bros.
Di
A complete line of Spalding
BASE BALL G O O D S.
should be avoided.
Wm. Ruffrter, Proprietor
YOU
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have a fine line of new Buggies.
and
W. O. WAGNER & SONS
Right Prices and a Square Deal
to Everyone.
SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO.
T5
©me Baking Co.
F in e st o f B r e a d a n d Pastry B a k ed E v ery D ay
W e sell 6 loaves of bread for 25 ^
F r e e D e liv e r y to A ll Parts o f the C ity
Pacific Avenue
Forest Grove
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7X \
Is a positive cure for RHEUMATISM, CATARRH,
PILES,
SORES,
DROPSY,
STOMACH
TROUBLE,
FEMALE TROUBLES and SKIN
OLD
DIS­
EASES.
Also many are using MINERAL W O N D ER with
remarkable success for cancers.
The 1912 Racycles, Besl of AH
Room 301 Goodnough Bldg., Corner Fifth and Yam­
hill. PORTLAND, OREGON
PRICES
$1 per bottle or package, postage paid; $5 for six
bottles or packages, postage paid
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