FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1912. Round Oak Don’t « .C H I E F Let Your LSteel Wife Fuss any longer with a Worn Not How Cheap o u t , poorly baking, fuel wasting range. but How zy JP^yOood Think of the Perfect Bakerc . FuelSavers • I m J ______ U Round Oak Chief Steel Range. Bring her in to see it, and learn how complete and perfect a range can be made. W . O. W agner & Sons Forest Grove, Oregon 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. P h on e 0 1 X South A Street Forest Grove, Or. TH E S T A R T H E A T R E A Motion Picture Exhibition S A T U R D A Y , DECEMBER 21 “ Wanted— Â Grandmother” A Vitagraph Special, featuring Florence Turner and Maurice Costello Watches, Clocks and Jewely. All kinds o f Optical Goods. J. A . H O FFM AN W ATCHM AKER A N D JEW ELER We solicit your patronage. Reliable work at moderate prices. HILLSBORO, ORE. lì uM ian O in T h e S t r h t HOME B AK IN G CO. Finest of Bread and Pastry Baked Every Day. We sell 6 loaves of Bread for 25 cents Free delivery to all parts o f the city Mr. and Mrs. A. G. HolTman Christmas mixed candies 4 lbs for 50c at the Fern Cove Con were Portland visitors Tuesday. fectionery. 7tl For strictly home made Christ Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dennis, of mas candy go to the Fern Cove 7tl Scoggins V'alley visited at the Confectionery. Ryals home in this city. Mrs. Kirchhimer, of this citv, suffer'd serious injury from a Hartrampf’s Feed Mill has fall, last week. just installed a grain cleaner for Mrs. Wm. Vanderzanden, of cleaning seed grain. 3-tf We want all children under Verboort is lying dangerously eight years o f age to be regis ill with pneumonia. At the Star Saturday Majorie’ s tered at King & Caples before Diamond Ring, an Edison comedy December 20. 4-4t full of laughs from start to Remember the special sub finish. scription price of $1. until Jan 1, Anything and everything in 1914 expires the first o f the year. Line up before the limit is books, cards and stationery for the holidays at the Book Store, reached. Forest Grove. 7tl Extra copies of the holiday Beaverton, at an election last edition of this paper, issiied last week, are going rapidly. They Saturday, adopted a new city j can be had at 5 cents each charter, and will now proceed to at the Press office. The supply install a water system. The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. is limited. church met at the home o f Mrs. An Edison phonograph with N. Austin, yesterday and passed J 80 two and four minute records a very pleasant afternoon. and two record cases, value $80 T. P. Baldwin, a veteran of for sale at $45. Danielson, Pa the civil war, is lying danger cific avenue, Forest Grove. A ously ill with pneumonia at the fine Xmas gift. 6-2t home of his daughter, Mrs. H Professor Frerichs of McMinn N. Robinson in this city. ville college, accompanied by FOR SALE - o r rent. My 145 ( Mrs. Frerichs, were over Sunday acres 3 miles Southeast of Dilley. guests at the P. W. Dyke home Will also sell stock and imple in this city. Prof. Frerichs is ments. Frank Van De Hey, instructor of Greek and German phone 53 Patton Valley. 6tf at McMinnville. Mrs. Glenn M e t z g e r , nee Mrs J. E. Baldwin, who un Katherine Shannon, will spend derwent an operation at the the holiday season with her Portland Sanitarium, some two mother in Hillsboro, and is ex weeks ago, is reported improv pected to visit friends in this ing. Mr. Baldwin, who visited City. Mr. and Mrs. Metzger now the hospital Sunday, expects to reside in Seattle. soon have his wife back at Mrs. N. W. Fuller, State Rep home. resentative of the Homesteaders, E. Gates, who comes to this a fraternal insurance society, is j city from Brookings, S. D. is a guest of Mrs. W. W. Ryals. so taken with the Grove that he She will remain until after ; has decided to make his perma Christmas. nent home in this section of Ore The P. U. Glee club left yes gon. One of Mr. Gates’ first terday for a tour of Columbia acts was to subscribe for the river towns. A young woman’s j “ paper that does things.’ ’ quartette, Goldie Peterson, Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Braughton Thomas, Blanche Harbison and ; left last Friday for SanFrancisco, Helen Richardson, is a new fea j where they will remain for sev ture added this year. i eral months. Mr. Braughton is L. N. Tompkins, of Hillsboro, employed by the Warren Con while supervising the loading of struction Company as superin tendent and has had charge of a car of piling at Gales Spur, near Dilley, last Sunday, fell the street paving in this city. from the car, striking the ground Alvin Brown, one of the oldest with considerable force and sus residents of Forest Grove, suf taining a number of bad bruises. fered a stroke of paraylsis last He will be confined to his room week, and is confined to his for some days. home in a very serious condition. Mr. Brown has always been TH E CHRISTIAN CHURCH. very active, and this is the first At the Christian church next illness he has had ir. years. Sunday, the day will be observed Farmers’ Week at the Oregon with the Christmas idea. The Agricultural College had 231 pastor will speak along the lines ! farmers and 36 women in atten of the Christmas idea both morn dance the first day. Tuesday ing and evening. In the morn night there were 498. The num ing the theme will be, “ No Room bers increased during the week, in the Inn.’ ’ In the evening bringing representatives from the subject will be, “ The Child nearly every county. of Promise’ ’ . In the morning A very enjoyable Missionary service Mr. Darby will sing the tea was held at the home of Mrs. song, entitled, “ No Room iri the G. G. Paterson last Friday after Inn,’ ’ and in the evening. Miss noon. Mesdames Frank Meresse Winona Ogden will sing, “ Gifts and Frank Todd served. The for the King.’ ’ Bible school at ladies indulged in reminscenses the regular hour. The public of home life and related inter invited. Regular Sunday school esting incidents o f missionary and Christmas exercises Tuesday, work. evening, December 21. Pacific Avenue, Forest Grove Absolutely Safe and Reliable The Bankers & Merchants Mutual Fire Association O f Forest Grove, Oregon Conducted on Econom ic and Business Principles. T h e H om e Com pany That H as M ade G o o d . Insure Your Business or Dwelling in T h e Bankers & Merchants Main Street Garage Auto Repairing, Vulcanizing and General Machine W ork. Storage and Supplies. Phone Main 6 2 X W . A . CH ALM ER S, Main Street, Forest Grove. Merchants Savings & Trust Company 6th and Washington Sts., Portland, Oregon Banking by mail. 4 % paid on Savings Accounts. Open Saturday Evenings, 6 to 8 for the accomoda tion of those who cannot bank at other times. Central Livery Barns McNamer & Wirtz, Prop’rs General Livery And Tillamook Stage Lines MR. HILL T O FOREST G R O VE CITIZENS Have You Observed that the NEWS-TIMES Fails to Give You Facts For Facts W H Y ? W ho Loses by City blunders? Does the public gain by having public matters obscured? My busi ness proposition offers you service and saves you from DEFICITS aggregating FIFTY T H O U SA N D D O L LA R S during next 15 years. BESIDES TH IS we offer consumer savings of thousands, N O W and later. M Adv. J