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Please Observe
Please observe the
countless stars of
the fiimament. How
wonderful and how
distant.
B etw ixt
this studio and its
w onderful photo­
graphs is a chasm
far and wide, when
comparing with gen­
eral competition.
Photos Finished Here
Talk for Themselves
For Perfect Por­
traits come here and
get them.
Forest Grove
Studio
MAIN ST. NORTH
Dr. J. J. Murray, V . S.,
VETEK1NERY SURGEON AND DENTIST
Graduate o f American
Veterinary College, of
New York City, 1881.
Office with Brown’s Main Streeh Livery
and Feed Stable,
Hillsboro
Phone City, 506
HEADQUARTERS
for MILBURN WAGONS
W . F. HARTKAMPF
W. J. R. Beach, Post Com­
mander, Department Or. G. A.
L O C A L N E WS
R ., received a letter from W. A.
Williams o f Portland, assuring
him that he would be present at
J. C. Duffy who has been
the reunion at Cornelius on For­
spending a few days with his
est Grove day July 1st.
parents in the grove returned to
Portland Sunday.
SATURDAY SPECIALS.
Marguerete Duffy, stndent in
Best Tea
40c
St. Vincent Hospital, Portland,
6 Bars White Soap
25c
is spending a two weeks vaca­
3lbs Raisins
25c
tion with her parents in the
lib Cheese
18c
grove.
3 pkgs. Violet Oats
35c
Billy Eastman, who served for-
3 lbs. Ginger Snaps
25c
fifteen years in states prison,
3 pkgs. Corn Flakes
25c
will lecture at the Christian
2 Cans Salmon
25c
Church Monday signt. Better
Best Flour
$1.45
hear him.
G. W. B u n k e r ,
Miss Beth Sexton started for
Pacific Avenue.
Kalispell, Montana. Her father
accompanied her as far as Port­
Dr. Lowe. July 1st.
land. Beth will remain in Mon­
tana with her brother Mr. Paul
Sexton for the smmmer.
Lost between South Forest Grove
A Model Acetylene Gas plant and the MCGinn Farm Friday,
with good fixtures, for sale. As noseglasses. Finder please leave
good as new and in perfect con­ with this office and get reward
dition.
The best light for rural
homes. Write or see,
John A. McGee, Orenco, Oregon.
S. Lawrence sold this week a
lot in the Caples Addition on
| South 3d Avenne to W. D Park­
er, who will build a new resi­
dence thereon at once.
The
Oregon Land Co. mediator.
f i ri
H. B. Glaisyer
A. A. Kirkwood
Glaisyer & Kirkwood
Engineers and Surveyors
I am prepared to deliver fresh
1 milk to all parts o f the city for
16 cents
per quart, delivered
night and morning. I will do my
best to satisfy you. A. K i n n e y ,
'Dairyman, Third St., Forest
' Grove, Ore.
tf
Miss Ella Dalton o f Portland,
with her sisters, Miss Alta Dal­
Forest Grove, Oregon
ton of Woodstock, Illinois, and
Mrs. Clara Moore and daughter
Verna of Elgin, 111., were visit­
Brown Leghorn hens and pul­ ing at the home o f L. J. Corl
lets for sale, 75c each. Mixed
chickens 60c. Ail laying. W. C. Wednesday. They were formerly
neighbors in Dundee, 111.'
Grddy, Corneliue, Route 1.
Hoffman Bldg.
Phone 0106
$ 3 0 0 0 Cash W ill Handle This
Best hop farm in Washington county; produces ton
to acre. Will net better than $400 an acre. . One
and one-half acres hay, will yield 6 tons; 2^lcres
potatoes, will yield 400 bushels; a d iv e rs^ Df
large and small fruits. $8000 with terms buys the
farm.
Can give good trade for few shares
Concrete and U. S. Cashier stock.
Thacher-Hicks Company
Hoffman Bldg.
Forest Grove, Ore.
The Forest Grove Press Office
is the best equipped for high class printing o f any office in Washington
County. Its type and machinery are new. Comparisons o f work will con­
vince you. Increase in our output proves people’s taste for good printing
THE DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION
might as well not be written if it is
faithfully and accurately.
Wholesale and Retail
Mrs. Georgia Hughes Cheney
who
has been witn her mother,
Vetch Seeds, all kinds of grata seed, A l­
falfa Hay, Feed and Land Platter
Mrs. Hughes during her illness,
lnd Phone 60x
Forest Grove, Ore left Tuesday for her home at
■ Sea Side. Mrs. Hughes has so
1 improved as to be able to be out.
Don’ t neglect the children’s
musical education.
It is a sin
for parents to neglect this part
o f 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.
— G e o . G.
P a t e r s o n , Forest
Grove.
not
H is w ork
filled
can
be
seriously hampered If not w holly voided if his
orders are not carried out to the letter.
WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS
that back up your doctor’s efforts.
9
Dare you
risk not coming here when some loved
t
Ready for business
one in
New Lumber Company
your house is ill?
P A C IF IC D R U G CO.
All kinds of Building Ma­
terials, Kiln Dried Finish,
Dry Shiplap in any quan­
tity.
(Successor to D r. Chas. H ines)
Forest Grove, Ore.
A SURE SHOT.
If you use the Superb Ansco
Camera you are sure to hit the
mark.
j Don’ t fail to take an Ansco
Camera and a few rolls o f Ansco
films with you on your vacation
and make your own pictures on
Post Cards. We have Cameras
from $2.00 up to $25.00, everyone
guaranteed.
We teach you how
to take pictures free o f charge.
It will pay you to see us before
you buy for we will save you
money.
Sash and Doors
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Call and get prices. We
are here for business and
want to make your ac-
quaitance.
Hard Wheat Flour
$1.30
3 lbs Ginger Snaps
.25
3 lbs String Beans
.25
3 pks Kellog corn flakes .05
N. W. Baking Pdr, 25oz .15
Cheese
.18
Best Spider Leg Tea
.40
Best Gun Powder Tea
.40
6 bars white Soap, any, .25
Get prices on soap by the
box.
Willis-PIace Lumber Co.
Fhone 0 1 X
South A Street
Forest Grove, Or.
G. W. BUNKER
Forest Grove Pharmacy.
THE BIG BANKRUPT STOCK SALE
CLOSES JULY 3D, 1912
A
few weeks ago we bought the W y a tt & Co, bankrupt stock at Hillsboro, Ore., at a trementiiour discount,
and same will be closed out to the public.
O N L Y A F E W D A Y S LEFT In which to secure your share of the bargains. W E M E A N BUSINESS, and
this Stock and the balance of the fixtures positively must be closed out in this length of time. Bigger bargains
than ever before, and plenty of them still left for everybody. Come early and get your supply for at least a
year, you will never get an opportunity like this again. The remainder of this Stock and Fixtures will be sold
in small or large lots to suit customer or dealers. Come early; first come, first served.
Here are a few sample prices as to how the goods are going out:
DRYGOODS
SHOES
8c values, at 3èc
Calicoes
6c
12Ac “
Dress Ginghams
6c
Toweling, Unbleached Crash
12*c “
25c
Towels, unbleached Turkish Bath, Two for
8c
15c
“
Percales
Men’s $2.00 heavy work shoe, per pair
Men’s $4.00 and $5.00 dress Shoe
Ladie’s $1.25 and $1.50 canvas low Shoes
Boy’s $2.00 work Shoes
Children’s $1.25 Shoes, going at
HOSIERY"
.98
$2.87
.48
$1.19
.58
4c
Men's 10c cotton Socks per pur, going at
9c
“
15c black and tan
“
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oe.
25c
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Ladie s and children’s at i ame proportionate prices
OVERALLS
HATS
The Regular $3.00 Kingsburys in all staple shades and
shapes, including Derbys, going out at
$1.25
Boys’ 50c blue Denem band Overalls, going at pair,
25c
Men’s 50c and 75c Overalls, white and checked at pair 25c
GLOVES
Men’s 10c Cotton Gloves, going at pair
Men’s 75c Leather Gloves, coing at pair
WILL SELL ALL, OR ANY ARTICLE OF FIXTURES ON HAND.
1 Large Coffee Mill
1 Large Howes Platform Scale
1 Dayton Computing Scale
1 Smaller counter scale
2 10 ft Counter show cases
I 12 ft Counter show case
4 4t Counter show cases
I Upright show case
1 Shoe settee and stools
Display stands and P.sper cutters
Cash tills and Scoops
Handy barrel truck, etc
T o Dealers and Mercnants; it will pay you well to call and figure with us on anything you m ay need
either in the line of fixtures or in this line of first class merchandise. Clean us up on such lines as you m ay
need. W e can save you big money. W e positively must close out this stock by July 3rd, as we are pressed for
we occupy.
oc< u py
time, have other business interests to attend to and other parties
----------« are waiting for the
me building
uunaing we
H. L. Wyatt
Store
Mische &Co., Hillsboro, Ore.