WANT AND FOR SALE ADS. FOREST
Nyal’s Lightens
the Daily Task
Household duties with their ac­
companying strain and worries
are responsible for many of the
fuctional disorders of women.
And even when in constant
pain and misery but few women
take the time to think over the
proper course to pursue most of
them dread to do so thinking
that the household duties come
first.
GROVE
LOCALS. Of Importance
to
Taxpayers
Mr. T. Wiggman, a traveling
The matter of sufficient day
For sale or will trade one half
block good resident location in salesman was at home over Sun­ and night service of electricity
Forest Grove. Address P ress . day.
for Forest Grove is again before
Ernest Stoffer and Johnnie
\ good building lot 79x100
Leishman
are rustling subscrip­
feet, with fruit and berries, for
tions
for
the Press, and we
sale cheap. Host residence dis­
trict. P r e s s O f f i c \
learn they are having great
success.
Good office rooms in the Hoff­
Recent additions to the library
man building for rent. Inquire
o f J. N. H offman
39-tf
for , the pupils of the public
schools. The Boy’ s King Arthur
F ok S ale Nice upright piano
The
King of the Golden River,
very reasonable. Inquire at the
Dream
Days.
Also some new
Press office.
44-tf
fiction for the cent a day shelf.
Magooris, Gold Dollars and
The musical entertainment
Oregon Strawberry plants for
which
will take place in St, A n ­
sale. Phone Press 502.
thony’ s chapel, on Wednesday
Matched team, 6 years old for
evening, Oct., 23rd will consist
sale cheap. Address F. M o tt ,
Phone Maple 153 Forest Grove. o f six or eight numbers o f music
50-tf
by Rev. Father Dominic O. S. B.
Mr. Francis Eichenlaub, Miss
W anted Girl
for
general
Goldie
Peterson and Rev. Father
housework. Phone 056. 49-tf
Raymond. Rev. Father O’ hara
W am ted Girl
for general of the Portland cathedral will
housework. G has . H ines .
give a short address.
The Rev.
Phone 011
49-tf
Father Dominic will give two
L ost Belt Pin with brown numbers of his own composition.
'stone setting lost in the city last Tickets 50-cents.
No reserved
Saturday, valued as a keep sake.
seats
and
no
reduction
for
Finder please leave with the
children.
Press, Reward.
50-tf
the public. This time we trust
the matter is to be settled fin­
ally.
In another part of this
issue we print a letter from the
Washington-Oregon corporation,
which is worthy of attention by
our readers.
The point which
they make regarding the ap­
proaching inadequacy of the
plant is not to be lightly passed
over, for it is a fact that the ma­
chinery must be added to if a
service is *to be given equal to
that offered by the applicant.
Machinery and buildings cost
large sums o f money and the
money takes time to raise. This
matter should have the most
careful consideration and our ac­
tion should be such as to warrant
permanent and profitable results.
A published statement from our
Council setting forth receipts
and disbursements for the last
9 months might shed light on
the subject.
Apportionment.
L aw ' O ekice with Library for School Fund
Do you know where your rent. Want good live man to
The
Washington
County
land corners are, or the ex. take charge o f office and busi­
schools
were
allotted
$34,919.43
ness.
Address
T
he
P
ress
.
act number of acres you j
by Superintendent Case last
have ? You need to know he- j
F or S ale Oregon Champion
plants,
1000 or week. The state apportionment
cause the price of land is so j Gooseberry
high now, that every foot more. Price reasonable. I. R. this year gives each child of
V a n n o y , Dilley, Ore. 49-tf
school age $1.86. The per capita
adds on or takes off just so
much value. It is worth con- II Steahr’s Bazaar has secured of county ffind $1.34, besides
each school district receives $100
sidering. Let me tell you.
the agency for the famous “ Cen­ and $5.00 for each teacher at­
H. B. G l a i s y e r , Surveyor,
tury Edition” of sheet music. tending an institute.
Over Hoffman & Allen’s,
It is no longer necessary to pay
Phone 806.
Main St.
15-cents and 25-cents for good Abstract From O. A. C. Bulletin.
up-to-date sheet music, as any
Fried foods and pastry do not
S T A T E M E N T O F T H E O W N E R S H IP , M A N ­ number in this edition, which is make muscle, strength and good
A G E M E N T . C IK C U I.A T IO N , ETC.
now more than 1600 copies, will disposition.
Good plain, sub­
O f Forest («rove Freuu, published once a week
at 10 cents per copy. stantial and wholesome food is
nt Forest (¿rove, Ore., required by the A ct o f i he sold
A UKimt 24, 1912.
Kditor, J. N. HofTman, Forest (¡rove. Oregon. Every number in the catalogue what you need.
Almost no stu­
M anaging ed itor J. N. H offm an. Forest (¿rove, '
will be carried in stock all the dent, or teacher for that matter,
O iejjon.
Publisher, Press Publishing Co., F orest (»rove, j
time and a catalogue will be eats as slowly as he should. A
< tregon.
Ow ner J. N. Hotriimn Forest (¡rov e. O regon . I
Known bondholders, mortimRees, and other given to anyone on application. great many headaches and other
security holders, bolding 1 per cen t or m ore i
total am ount o f bonds, rnortj-ujres, or oth er J The old McKinley music will be ailments come from eating too
securities; none.
J. N. H o d m a n .
Sw orn to and subscribed b efore me this f»th day sold out as long as it lasts for fast
and failing to chew the
o f O ctober, 1912.
T. H. L i t t i . k h a i . kh .
5 cents per copy.
( s k a i .)
N otary P ublic fo r O regon.“
: food properly.
Andrew Kelley and Lydia A.
Taylor.
John V. Kelsey and Vera
Slaines.
J. J. Purcell and Martha Pleas-
ance.
Josepy L. Overbeck and Sarah
E Hunter.
Curtis Mason and Bertha Clem­
ent.
Benjamin C. Sahnow and The­
resa Zetman.
I. F. Lowd and Myrtle Reiser.
Arthur Baldwin and Edna R.
Morris.
C. F. Bailey and Emma Jaynes.
Frank J. Beier and Sadie R.
O’ Conner.
Arthur O. Griswold and Sarah
E. Hoodenpyl.
W ouldn't it be much easier
to commence on an efficient treat­
ment have the functional dis­
orders corrected in a short time
return to normal than to be
in a state of total collapse?
NYAL’S
Vegetable Prescription
acts directly on the functional
organs and brings about a regu­
larity.
It acts as a sedative to the
nerves and a tonic to the system
its use results in permanent
good health.
Let us tell you more about it.
The price 1>$1.00 the bottle.
A very fine line of rubber goods,
such as hot water bottles, foun­
tain syringes, etc.
Forest Grove Pharmacy.
MR. RANCHER.
YOUNG MAN !
At Pacific University
You can obtain a thorough education and receive while pursuing
your studies
Systematic instruction in gymnastics
The use o f a locker and the shower bath
The privilege o f the swimming pool
Instruction in swimming
The recreation and Stimulus incident to intercollegiate track and
field athlethics
The development of courage and stamna incident to foot ball
This year’s eleven is being coached
Dudley Clark, former Uni­
versity o f Oregon “ Star” and All-Northwest-half-back.
Enroll at
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
for Education, Health and Physical Development, and
Do It Now !
For particulars address
PROF. FR A N K
C. T A Y L O R ,
Pacific University,
Forest G rove, Oregon.
WATCH THIS SPACE!
Marriage Licenses.
The story, “ Cowardice Court”
will begin in the issue of Oct. 31.
Don’ t miss it.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
Capital and Surplus
$
60 , 000 .
U. S. D E P O S IT O R Y .
B oard
Geo. Mizner
L. J. Corl
H. G. Goff
W. H.
of
D ir e c t o r s :
T. W. Sain
W. K. Newell
John Templeton Geo. G. Hancock
H. T. Buxton
Chris Peterson
Hollis
E. W. Haines
(JgjKDr. Lowe Oct. 31st.
T H E PEOPLES STORE
BIDS FO R Y O U R BUSINESS
W ith an Array of Irresistible Bargains
1
Your own best interests demand that you do your trading at this store. You are always certain of depend­
able quality as every article is backed by our guarantee of “ Satisfaction or your M o n e y Back” — the strong­
est guarantee possible. Our prices will always be found just a little lower than others. W e invite comparison,
and like to have you make the rounds just to prove what we say. '
Glance at the Various Specials Advertised Herewith
Wool Blankets in white, grey and fancy,
regularly sold at $6.00, our price . ..
Dress Materials and Silks
Manish Tweeds in mixtures
regularly sold at 75c, our p r ic e .....................
Storm Serges and Panamas Colors, Black,
Navy, Brown, Green and Cardinal,
regularly sold at 75c. our p r ic e .....................
Heavy Worsted Serges 45 inches wide all the
wanted colors, regularly sold at $1.00, . . . .
27 in. Messalino for waists and Dresses,
regularly sold at $1.25, our p r i c e .................
Plain and fancy mixed Suitings and fancy Silks
in a variety of colorings and prices.
Complete line o f models in Kabo
Corsets, from ............................
Try a Kabo you’ ll never try any other
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, black and colors,
regularly sold at $1.50, our price ........
49c
49c
73c
89c
$ 1.25 to 5.00
Ì
M
4.25
98c
See our line of Fancy Braids and
Buttons for Dress Trimming
Fleeced Underwear,
regularly sold at 50c, our p r ic e .....................
Boys’ School Pants.
regularly sold at 75c, our p r ic e .....................
Men’s High Top Shoes,
regularly sold at $6.00 and $7.00, our price.
Big reductions in Men's and Boys’ Over Coats
and Suits.
New line of Packard Shoes for Men.
29c
39c
4.49
Suit Cases, all kinds,
from .....................................................................
1
l . U J lip
Agents for Ed. V. Price & Co. Men’s Tailors
Suits to order, f r o m .................................
10.00 up
Just In
A new line of Ladies’ Tailored Suits
12.50
Special
Women’s Man-tailored Suits, regularly sold at
$45.00 to $50.00, while they la s t ...................
29.89
Visit our Millinery Department this week. Little Misses’ hats, daintly trimmed, $1.98. Black and colored shapes, $2.75.
Paflnrn Hale at Half Prim The styles represent all that is new, both in shape and adjustment of
i ullcl 11 lldlo dl Ildll I I ILC. the trimmings. Materials purchased at the store trimmed free of charge.
Peoples Store, Hillsboro, Oregon.