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Carl Hoffman asks his friends
for the nomination for constable
SHOE REPAIRING
LOCAL NEWS
at the primary election Friday.
I will repair your shoes, do it right and give
Charles Shipley, Paul Schnei­
you the best material and a reasonable price
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Kay I der and Ed Schneider of Banks
Brady, a fine baby girl, Thurs­ were in town Tuesday.
First Avenue North
H. L1DYARD
Next to I.O.O.F. Hall
day, April 11th.
The latest and most complete
#
Miss Alma Allen of Albany line of stationery at the Bazaar.
C lo v er H a y
Just arrived this week—a fresh
Visited with the family of L. J.
Mrs. C. A. Dennis, reliable supply of Whitman’s chocolates,
Corl over Sunday.
$7.00 per ton. Delivery added,
shampoo. Scalp treatment a at the Forest Grove Pharmacy.
tf
J. D. R ode .
Wood in large or small quanti­ specialty. Phone Ind. No. 184;
ties at Chester Wright’s, on residence and office 232 Pacific
Why Fay Ten Dollar»?
L. L. Hollinger
W. Weitzel
Fourth street. Phone 0114.
Why pay ten dollars for a map
avenue.
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which merely shows Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McLeod
For Sale—12 or 13 acre poultry County, when you can get one WEITZEL & HOLLINGER
returned to this city Monday
after a two weeks’ stay at Gear­ and fruit ranch, on terms. on a larger scale showing every­
hart beach.
Strawberries and loganberries, thing from the Willamette river Tinning and Plumbing, Sheet
west to the west boundary of the
Singer, New Home and other young orchard, neat 4-room county, size 50x67 inches, for
Metal W ork and Re­
of the latest improved, up to house and barn with poultry $7.50, or a pocket size 24x33 in.
pair Shop.
date sewing machines for sale at yards. Address Owner F, care for $2. Get it of your bookseller
the Bazaar.
or
address
T.
S.
Wilkes
&
Son.
of Press.
North First Avenue, between Main and j
Miss Flora Hillyard, book­
“A” Streets; phone 863.
I
keeper at the First National
Bank, visited at the Langley
ranch Sunday.
To the EAST, SEASHORE
Miss Margaret McDonald of
Portland spent the Easter vaca­
or M OUNTAINS
tion in this city with the family
of C. A. Littler.
C. A. Littler of the Forest
Grove Pharmacy made his re­
Will place on sale low round trip tickets to all the principal Cities of the
East, going or returning through California, or via Portland with going
turn from Portland Saturday
limit 15 days. Final return limit October 31st.
with the Carter car demonstra- j
tors.
S ale D a te s
July, 2-3-6-7-11-12-15-16-20-22-23-
April, 25-26-27
The snowstorm in Nebraska
26-29-30-31
May, 2-3-4-9-10-11-14-15-17-18-24-
the first of this week caused the
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August, 1-2-3-6-7-12-15-16-22-23-
Nebraskans of this section to
June, 1-6-7-8-13-14-15-17-18-19-20-
29-30-31
look as if they had missed some­
21-24-25-27-28-29
Sept., 4-5-6-7-8-11-12-30
thing. •
I m p e r i* ' C o u n c il M y itic S h r in e , Loe A n g e le « , A p r il 3 0 t h to M ay 4 th
Next week the register for the
N e w p o rt Y a q u in a B ay
Nebraska Society of Washington
Offers many advantages for a sea-hore outing, Low fares from all
County, Oregon, will be open.
points in Oregon, reasonable hotel rates, outdoor amusements and all
Explanation will be fully made
the delights of the seashore.
in next issue.
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Plan Your Vacation Now
Ready for business
New Lumber Company
All kinds of Building Ma­
terials, Kiln Dried Finish,
Dry Shiplap in any quan­
tity.
Sash and Doors
Call and get prices. We
are here for business and
want to make your ac-
quaitance.
Willis-Place Lumber Co.
Phone 01X
South A Street
Forest Grove, Or.
The Southern Pacific
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T h e N ew P. R. & N. B each es
Tillamook, Garibaldi (Bayocean'), Brighton, Manhattan and Rockaway,
Lake Lytle, Ocean Lake Park, Twin Rocks, Tillamook Beach and Bay
City will open a new field for a summer outing. Low Round Trip Fares
from all points in Oregon.
Call on our nearest Agent for full information as to East Bound
Excursion Fares, routes, stop-overs, etc., or write to
J o h n M. S c o t t , General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Eat California Raisins. Raisin Day April 30th.
FOR STA TE SENATOR
H. T. Bagley, mayor of Hills­
boro, candidate for nomination
for state senator, promises if
nominated and elected, to make
good, vote for the people’s choice
for United States senator, work
for greater economy in public
affairs, oppose all extravagant
appropriations and the creation
of new offices and commissions to I
the am) that taxes may be re-!
duced.
Will consistently sup­
port such measures only as are
needed and beneficial.
(Paid Advertisement)
To Trade With Us Means to
Save Your Money
Our Goods Are Right, Our Prices Are Right
PACIFIC DRUG COMPANY
(Successor to Dr. H ines)
FRA N K MERESSE, Manager
C a n d id a te fo r N o m in atio n fo r
D istrict A tto rn e y .
(Paid Advertisement)
JUST ARRIVED
W E A RE ALL M OVED
and ready to do any and all work for you, and we
GUARANTEE all work that leaves this shop.
W E H A V E T H E B E S T B IC Y C L E S M A D E
and we will prove that we have, and pricesto suit
all purses.
Indian Motrcycle, National, Rambler, Reading Stan­
dard, Erie and Flyer bicycles. Come in and let me
show you we have the best.
Old wheels bought, sold and rented.
Pianos from $149 and up at
the Bazaar.
Forest Grove Press $1 per year.
A new and complete line of Felt and Straw
f lats of latest styles. These goods bought
for cash, make it possible for us to offer you
bargains. Come in and get the pick of this
fine line of goods.
C L Y D E S B IC Y C L E S H O P . East Main St., Bet. Pacific and 1st Ave.
Bourne Denounced by Laborers
Portland, Cre., April 17 (Spe­
cial) Nothing in recent years
has jarred Oregon so severely
from Imnaha to Bandon as the
unfolding of the true conditions
which exist in Senator Bourne’s
cotton mills in Falls River, Mass.
The information received regard­
ing the wage scale, manner in
which employes are treated, the
tenement houses used as homes
and the general squalor that sur­
rounds the people who work in
the Bourne mills has caused
every true friend of labor in Or­
egon to rise in righteous wrath
against this man who has inces­
santly preached “ Let the people
rule” in Oregon, and who has
been grinding down the working
man in his eastern sweatshop.
Oregon has never known a
great deal of Bourne’s business
career until right now. There
was a vague idea that he was a
multimillionaire, his wealth hav­
ing been left him by relatives,
and but few people, if any,
knew what that wealth consisted
of.
It now develops
that
Bourne’s enormous income is
made from the product of the
labors of men who draw' all the
way from $5 to $12 a week; that
children are employed exten­
sively: that old men are held at
their posts of duty at a very low-
wage, and that misery and ab­
solute want abide in many of the
homes around the Bourne mills
at Fall River.
Probably the senior senator
would have continued the Dr.
Jekyl and Mr. Hyde game in­
definitely had not the strikes in
Massachusetts called attention to
the Bourne mills, and Oregon
people, being anxious to know
something of the attitude of
their senator toward labor, in­
vestigated the industrial side of
his career.
It is safe to say that laboring
men in Oregon, regardless of
former opinion, are set against
Bourne from now on. His mills
nre “open shop." his wage scale
is too low to insure the necessi­
ties of life to employes, hence
laboring people or Oregon are
now denouncing the senator in
terms that have a straight and
direct meaning.
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More and B etter Fruit
AT
TH E BOOK STORE
N o m a t t e r if y o u h a v e o n e o r a
d o z e n t r e e s , it d o e s n ' t p a y t o g r o w
w o rm y o r sc a rre d fru it.
You can
have clean , w e l l - c o l o r e d fru it f o r
y o u r tab le o r th e m a r k e t w ith b u t a
slight effo rt a n d sm a ll e x p e n s e . S ys­
t e m a t i c s p r a y i n g is t h e r e m e d y a n d
it p a y s a b i g d i v i d e n d i f y o u u s e g o o d
m aterials — S -W B rand,
For the next Spraying, use
S-W
A n unusually fine assortment of Sta­
tionery, Postcards and Postcard Albums,
which we are making a very special price
on. W e also carry a full line of Type­
writer Supplies, and School Supplies.
W ould be pleased to have you call and
get acquainted.
Don’t forget we pay highest price for
Mohair and Wool.
Brand
New Process
Arsenate of Lead.
C all a n d g et o u r p rices b efo re
you buy. G u a ra n te e d goods,
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G u a ra n te e d w e ig h t an d
G u a ra n te e d prices.
We are Exclusive Agents for
HOFFMAN & ALLEN CO.
The S-W Brand
H. R. BERNAND PROP.
Report of the Condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE. OREGON
At the Cloee of Bu.ine.t
December 5, 1911
RESOURCES
t-oans and Discounts ..............................
Unite*! States and Other Bonds
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures
Caah and Exchange ................................
LIABILITIES
Capital ami Surplus...
Undivided Profits
Circulation.................
Deposits.....................
»118,875.00
75,300.00
11,516.38
39.1189.20
*244.880.58
» 60.000.00
295.05
50,000.00
134,585.53
*244,880.58
FOREST GROVE PHARMACY
Don’t neglect the children’s
musical education. It is a sin
for parents to neglect this part
of a child’s education. Have you
a piano in your home to start the
little ones out on, who, if they
had half a chance, would turn
the gloom into sunshine for you
and others? I sell good reliable
pianos and sell them on terms to
suit you whether for cash, or the
smallest payment you can afford.
-Guo. G. P a t e r so n . Forest
Grove.
Saturday specials at Moore &
Son’s.
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Jeweler and Expert
Repairer
Our goods are all we recommend
them to be, our charges reasona­
ble. Prompt arid efficient work
guaranteed.
Your patronage solicited.
C. F. LIBBY
Second Street
HILLSBORO
GENERAL BLACKSMITH1NG
AND HORSESHOEING
Our Work Guaranteed and
Your Patronage Solicited
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First Ave., Foot Council St.
Forest Grove, Oregon