FOREST:GRO V E ‘ PRESS, FOREST GROVE, OR ICON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1912.
SURPRISED BY MANY
FRIENDS UPON WED
DING ANNIVERSARY
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C E O H O t B A R R M£CUT€*HEON
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wentv head o f good, young,
F o r S a l e N o.l, alsike-clover
wt 1 broke horses for sale cheap. and timothy-hay.
Phone, 726.
St> them at the U. S. Stable. 4tf
W . W . Ryais’ Feed Barn.
Embalming— Funeral Directing
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L. E. H ess , Owner.
Interesting papers were read
FOREST GROVE liiDERTAXING CO.
A board sidewalk is under con at the Friday afternoon meeting
st! iction out the Greenville road o f the Missionary Societies of
J. S. Buxton, Manager
from the city limits.
The prop Forest Grdte held in the Con Phone No. 642
Forest Grove, Or.
er! owners along that thorofare gregational Church.
Mrs. Se-1
standing the expense.
! monies conducted the devotional
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Perry Ellis, proprietor of the services. Mrs. Carlyle gave an
Crystal Springs Health Resort. instructive paper upon the pro
15 miles from this city, was a gress of missionary affairs in the
visitor in the Grove yesterday. S Spanish-American C o u n t r i e s ,
Mr. Ellis has one of the prettiest M rs. Sanford spoke upon the
p ro m p tly obtained OR NO FEE.
T rad e-M a rk s.
~ * vg * t* ‘
C o p y rig h ts
and
l.ah«ls registered.
locations in Oregon—a natural "Problem of the City,” Mrs. Per
T W E N T T T E A R S ' P R A C T IC E .
rin treated o f women and child
Send m odel, sk etch o r photo, for free report
park of great beauty.
on p a te n ta b ility .
A l l bu siness confid ential.
H A N D -B O O K FR E E . E ip la in s o v - r r t h in g . T e P s
ren in Industrial Life and Mrs.
!*."* to O btain and S ell 1 atents. W h a t In v en tio n s
Saturday in the County Seat, Horsch delivered an address up-
" i l l P a y . Ilo w to ( le t a P artn er, ex p la in s best
1 m ech an ica l m o vem ents, and co u ta in s 300 ott sr
the Hillsboro High School eleven | on “ The Church as a Social
su b jects o f im portane« to in ven to rs.
Address,
Patent
del 'atod the Estacada aggrega Agency.” Over 100 were in at-
H. B. W ILLSON & CO. A ttorn
eys
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Willson
Bldg.
tion by a score of 13 to 0, even tendance.
WSSHINGTON. D C . .
ing up for its loss to Estacada
two weeks ago, 6 to 0. Hillsboro
ma le a touchdown within the
first ten minutes of play. Thomp
son kicked a goal in the second
half.
UNDERTAKING
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin That
cher, who celebrated their [silver
wedding anniversary last Satur
day, were most pleasantly sur
prised by a large circle o f friends
who gathered at their home
northwest of the Grove with
well filled baskets and numerous
appropriate gifts.
Everything
that could be thought of to make
such an occasion pass off most
auspiciously, was
undertaken
and a most delightful day en
joyed. No one had reason to
complain of hunger, as the con
tents of the many baskets proved
all sufficient.
Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Rob
erts, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett,
Mr. and Mrs. James Haney, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Schafer, Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Thatcher, Mr. and j
A cyndicate of Portland busi
Mrs. Scofield, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
ness men, members of the Con
thur Aydelott and daughter Lil
cordia club, has purchased out
lie, Mr. and Mrs. EJ. King and j
right 80 acres of the Sweek
little Addie Eva, Mr. and Mrs.
homestead on the Tualatin river,
Allen Hayden, and Hellen Hess,
and secured an option on 50
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sears, Mr.
acres additional. The consider
and Mrs. Fred Lyda and son s1
ation is said to be $500 per acre.
John and Hairy, Mr. and Mrs.
A lub house will be erected and
W. J. Haney, daughter Leora,
th site used as a country club.
and son Francis Willard; Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Griep and little Will-
abelleand William Barker.
Copyright, 1906. by Dodd. Mead O Company.
“ There's always something doing,”
he said. “ A week or two ago, by Jove I'll wager.”
“ ‘Love me, love my dog,’ is my mot
you wouldn't believe It. but we hnd an
to.”
evening turn up without a thing on
The conversation was not prolonged.
hand. Strangest thing I ever knew.
Neither o f us had a tiling on. We said I'euelope began to find herself on rath
we'd stay at home and go to bed ear er friendly terms with the enemy.
ly just to see how It felt. Well, what Confusion came over her when she re
do you think? We sat up and read membered that she was behaving In a
till half past 10 o'clock, and then both most unmaidenlj- manner. Doubtless
o f us thought of it nt the same time. that- was why she brought the meet
We dressed and went down to Rec ing to a close by galloping away.
The ways of fortune are strange,
tor’s and waited for the theaters to
let out. Three o'clock when we got look at them from any point of view.
home. You can’t Imagine what a Surprising as it may seem, a like en
queer exiierience It is being all aloue counter hnppened on the following day
and—aye, on the day after and every
with one's wife.”
“ Don’t you love your wife, Mr. Od- day for a week or more. Occasions
there were when Penelope was com
well?”
pelled to equivocate shamefully in or
“ Certainly! But there's always a
der to escape the companionship of the
crowd.” Both of them glanced over
duke, the count or others of their Ilk.
nt pretty Mrs. Odwell.
.
nt u „ , , f ,, SUe ",aS
! Once when the guardian of the road
ing down nt her plate demurely while 1
was late at ills post she rode far into
Reggie Van Voort talked straight into the enemy's country, actually thrilled
her pink ear, his eyes gleaming with
by the Joy of adventure. When he ap
the zest of invasion. “ I say, Miss peared far down the road she turned
Drake, you won’t mind talking to me and fled with all the sensations of a
awhile after dinner, will you?” went culprit, nnd he thundered after her
on Odwell, something like relief in his with vindictiveness that deserved bet-
voice.
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i *er results. Across the line she drew
After dinner she was obliged to set reln and faced hlm deflantly. her halr
him straight in a little matter. They blown awry, her cheeks red, her eyes
were sitting on the terrace, and he had sparkling.
thrown away his half smoked ciga
"No trespass!" she cried, holding up
rette, an ac{ in itself significant She her gloved hand. He stopped short,
had been listening patiently, from for that was one of the terms of truce.
sheer habit nnd indifference, to what
The next day he again was missing,
T H A N K SG IV IN G
FARES
he was saying, but at last she revolted. but she was not to be caught by ids
“ Don't! You shall not say such stratagem. Instead of venturing into V IA OREGON ELECTRIC R Y
things to me. I am not your kind, 1 the trap he had prepared for her, she
Round trip tickets will be sold j
fancy, Mr. Odwell,” she said. “ I don’t remained on her side of the line, smil
know why you should tell me of your ing at the thought of him in hiding far Nov. 27, and 28, return limit i
chorus girl friends, of your suppers up the road. If any one had suggested Dec 2, to all points on the O re-!
and all that. I don't care to hear of to her that she was developing too gon Electric Ry. for one and one-
them, and I don’t intend that you shall great an interest in this stalwart gen
use me as a subject of illustration. I tleman she would have laughed him to third fare. Minimum fares: 50c
am going upstairs."
scorn. It had not entered her mlud to for adults, 25c for children.
“ Oh, come now. that's rather rough, question herself as to the pleasure she
J. E. F a r m e r , Agent.
Just as we were getting on so well. found in being near him. She was
All the fellows do the same"—
founding her actions ou the basis that
"I know. You need not tell me. And he was a real man and that the little
you all have wives at home, too,” with comedy o f adventure was quite worth
Intense scorn.
while.
“ Now, that's where you wrong us.
At length an impatient line appeared
They’re not at home, you know. That's on her fair brow, u resentful gleam
Just It.”
in her eyes. His remissness was an
“ Never mind, Mr. Odwell: I’m going impertinence! It was the last time
in.” She left him and entered the she would come—hut a sudden thought
house. For a minute or two he looked struck her like a blow. She turned
after her in wonder and then, softly white and red by turns. Had he tired
F. A. Watrous has secured the
whispering, made his way over to of the sport? Had the novelty worn
where De Peyton, through some over off? Was he laughing at her for a confectionery next to the Star
sight, was talking to his own wife. silly coquette? The riding crop came Theater, formerly conducted by
De I ’eyton unceremoniously announc down sharply upon her horse's flank,
R. A. Phelps. The deal was
ed that he was going upstairs to write and a very deeply agitated young wo
closed
last week.
a letter.
man galloped off toward Bazelhurst
Penelope, flushed with disgust nnd Villa, hurrying as though afraid he
Dilley’s Fish Market, open six ;
humiliation, drew near a crowd of men might catch sight of her in flight.
days
in the week. Will deliver!
and women in the long living room.
A quarter of a mile brought a change
Her brother was haranguing the as in her emotions. British stubbornness fresh, salt and dried fish. North I
semblage, standing forth among them arose to combat an utter rout. After
First avenue, telephone 692.
like an unconqnered bantam. In spite all, why should she run away from
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o f herself she felt a wave of shame him? With whimsical bravado she
nnd pity creep over her as she looked turned off suddenly into the trail that
at him.
led to the river, her color deepening
“ Barnminster says the fellow ran with the consciousness that, after all, 1
when he saw him today,” his lordship she was vaguely hoping she might see
was saying. “ But that doesn’t help him somewhere before the morning
matters. lie has been on my land passed. Through the leafy pathway j
again and again. Tompkins says, and she rode at n suail’s pace, brushing ;
Tompkins ought to know.”
tile low hanging leaves nnd twigs from [
“ And James, too,” said the duke with about her head with something akin to
n brandied roar.
petulance.
“ Can’t Tompkins and bis men keep
As she neared the river the neighing
appropriate for Christmas
that man off my land?” demanded Lady o f a horse hard by caused her to sit
Bazlehurst. Every one took note of erect with burning ears. Then she
gifts are be found at our
the pronoun. Her ladyship’s temples relapsed into n smile, remembering .
store.
seemed to narrow with hatred. Bazel- that it might hnve come from the
Iiurst had told the men privately that game warden's horse. A moment later
They are quality goods, se
she was passing sleepless nights In or her searching eyes caught sight of
lected to meet the needs o f
der to “ hate that fellow Shaw” to her Shaw's horse tied to a sapling nnd on \
the most exacting purchas
ers.
full capacity.
Bazelhurst ground, ninny hundred feet,
It may seem a little early
“ My dear. I have given positive or from his own domain. She drew rein j
to urge you to select your
ders to Tompkins, nnd he swears he'll sharply and looked about in consider
gifts, but it is not too early
carry them out.” said lie hastily.
able trepidation. Off to the right lay j
to make a selection from
“ I suppose Tompkins is to throw him the log that divided the lands, but |
our splendid assortment of
into the river a gall-.”
nowhere along the bank of the river
Holiday Goods.
••He is to shoot that fellow Shaw could she see the trespasser. Cnreful-
if he doesn't keep off our land. I've ly she resumed her way. ever on the
had enough of it. They say he rode lookout, puzzled not a little by the ■
his confounded plow horse all over the unusual state of affairs.
west end the other day.” Penelope
Near the river trail she came upon
smiled reflectively. "Trampled the new the man, but he paid no heed to her 1
A Growing Pharmacy
fern beds out of existence and all that. approach. He sat with ills face in his I
in a Growing Town.
Ilang him, Tompkins will get him if hands, and—she could not believe her j
he persists. He has told the men to eyes and ears—he was sobbing bitter
take a shot at the rascal on sight ly. For an Instant her lips curled In
Tompkins doesn’t love him. you know.” the smile of scornful triumph, and j
I’ euelope went her way, laughing, then something like disgust came over i
and forgot the danger that threatened j her. There wns mockery In her voice ■
Randolph Shaw.
I as she called out to him:
The next morning, quite early, she
"Have you stublied your toe. little
was off for a canter. Some magnetic i hoy?”
lit. Good, hon
force drew her toward that obliterated
PTo loo'-od nn. dared. Then he
est Dentistry to the
line in the roadway. Almost us she a r o s e , turning his hack while he dush-
best of my ability.
came up to it and stopped Randolph .*d his baud across his eyes. When he
Could ons do more?
Shaw rode down the hillside through glanced hack at her he saw that she
2nd. I examine
your mouth and tell
the trees and drew rein directly oppo was smiling. Hut she also saw some
you it* actual con
site, the noses of their horses almost thing lu his face that drove the smile
dition before I be-
touching. With a smile he gave the away. Absolute rage gleamed in his
?in y o u r actua
military salute even as she gasped in eyes
work, statin? in ad
So It Is real war?" he said hoarsely,
•elf conscious dismay.
vance what t h e
“ On duty. Miss Drake: no trespass bis face quivering. “ Your pitiful cow
coet w i l l be. If
ing.” he said. There wns a glad ring ards want It to be real, do they?
ready, we beirin: If
not, the examina
in his voice. ‘Tlease don't run away. Well, that's wbat It shall be, bang
tion coats you noth*
them! They shall have all they want
Y'ou're on the safe side.”
“ I'm not going to run." she said, her of it. Look! This is their way of tn#.
8rd. 1 ruarantee all that I do, as I eonsidet
cheek flushing, “ Ilow do you know gating, |a it? Look!”
work not worth *uaranteein*f not worth doing.
( TQ B£, c o v n N U E D )
where the line Is? It has been de-
This has been my policy.
■troyed by the ravages of time."
4th. Abeclute cleanliness. Every instrument
"Yes. It has seemed a year. This
must be cleansed, and are used as they are taken
thing of acting sentinel so religiously
F. Mott advertised a six-year- from the sterilizers.
Is a bit wearing.” His great friendly
6th. My prices are reasonable, not advertised
dog came across the line, however, and old team for sale through the cheap prices to lure you in, and then chartre you
looked bravely up into the enemy s classified colums o f the Press. more—but a price that will make more friends
more patient«; one price to alL
face, wagging his tall. “Traitor! Come
Mr. Mott has sold the team, and
back. Bonaparte!" cried his master.
"What a beautiful dog!" she cried, the buyer was secured through
sincere admiration in her eye*. "I
PRESS a d v ertisem en t,
N. W. C « n w 6th sod Oak. ted to o t, t * i . tlevaua
love a big dog- He is your best friend.
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GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
AND HORSESHOEING
Our W ork Guaranteed and
Your Patronage Solicited
J. C. WEGNER
First Ave., Foot Council St.
Forest Grove, Oregon
Closing Out
Sale
o f Odd Pieces of
Furniture
A t Greatly Reduced Prices
A ll
Furniture that is tagged with red tags are the
close-outs.
!
Some of these pieces have been in stock
for some time and seemed to be slow sellers, but I
have reduced the prices so that they will move now.
1 hat I have a limited amount of different articles, as
follows:
Dressers, Buffas, China Closets, Beds,
Chairs, Rockers, some Rugs, Lace Curtains,
Lounges and Center Tables.
In fact something of each article,
llOlfltf:
•ma
I mi
Y o u will
have to come early to get the best buys.
CHARMING
NOVELTIES
Paint
PURE M ASURY’S WHITE PAINT in 5-gallon cans at $1.95 per Gallon
A Paint Insurance Policy. W e have the exclusive sale in this vicinity for
GOLD SEAL PAINT. W e are authorized by the manufacturer to issue a
written guarantee over our own signature that the paint will last five years.
Special GOLD SEAL PAINT at $1.95 per Gallon.
Let us figure on your whole bill o f Paint, Oil, White Lead, Varnishes, etc.
PURE WHITE LEAD, PURE LINSEED OIL, W A L L PAPER and CLOTH
in stock.
Pacific Drug Co.
WHY
Dishes
At Cost.
NOT?
Must close these out.
See my windows
Linoleum
A few remnants o f Linoleum cheap.
All Linoleums reduced.
Sewing Machines
Guaranteed Sewirg Machines, with drop head, Special $16.50. Guaran
teed ten years by the maker.
Have a limited amount of other Sewing
Machines that will be sold at cost this week only.
G E O R G E G P A TE R SO N
FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
Dr. Elof T. Hedlund, Dentist
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