FOREST GROVE FRESS, FOREST GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1913. 2 Look O ut for th e P arad e. PUPILS TO RAISE POULTBY Weather permitting, the mem HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY. bers of the Forest Grove Fire de O renco Schoolchildren Engaged V e n t ila te , D o n 't H ib e r n a t e . partment will give a street pa in C ontest o n Chicken. Cold w eath er Is here. T h e ad- Notice to Creditors. rade tomorrow after noon at three veu t of cold w e a th e r alw ay s In th e C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S ta t e o f O reg o n fo r W a sh in g to n C o u n ty . im irks th e rise In th e pneum onia o’clock. Every member will be In th e m a tte r o f th e e s ta te o f T h o m as P. B a ld O r e n c o , O r . — The O r e n c o Rev. M. H. Kendall will occupy Dr. Via has returned to this death rate. I t also m arks a gen w in d e c e a se d , K ay D. B ald w in a d m in is tra to r. school children are taking up a N o tice, is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e u n d e rs ig n e d the pulpit of the Christian church, city after a business trip to St. j in masquerade costume, and the eral Increase In th e nu m b er of h a s been d u ly a p p o in te d a d m in is tr a to r o f th e apparatus will be handsomely cases of th e contagious d iseases Helens. contest on poultry-raising and e s ta te o f T h o m a s P . B ald w in d e c e a se d , by Sunday morning and evening. th e C o u n ty C o u r t o f th e S ta t e o f O re g o n f o r ! decorated for the occasion. —measles, sc a rle t fever, d ip h th e through M. Donald, president of W a sh in g to n C o u n ty . Broderick and Humburg, black Miss Grace Leise, of this city, ria, colds, etc. W hy? B ecause A ll c re d ito r s a n d p e rs o n s in te r e s te d o r having- the Oregon Nursery company, claim s a g a in s t th e said e s ta te , a r e h e re b y re q u ire d from now on people begin to smiths of Cornelius, have sold visited over Sunday with friends Found Snow in S outhern O regon. to p r e s e n t th e ir c la im p r o p e rly v erified a s by law close th eir doors nnd w indow s, each scholar has been offered a d ire c te d to m e a t th e law office o f J . N . H o ff their shop to A. D. Smith, of Dal in Hillsboro. m an in F o r e s t G ro v e, O reg o n , w ith in six Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Hatfield and sta g n a n t n ir diseases get In setting of pure blood Barred Ply m o n th s fro m th e d a te h ereo f. las. C. A. Broderson, of Oak Hill, returned the latter part of last th eir work. W hen people are D ate d th is 6 th d a y o f F e b r u a r y , 1913. mouth Rocks, White Plymouth K ay D. B ald w in , closely bound in. in poorly v en ti Lee Needham and family, who was a business visitor in Port week from Ashland, Oregon, A d m in is tr a to r o f th e e s ta te o f T h o m a s P . lated rooms, th e fo u r a ir low ers Rocks and White Orpingtons. B ald w in d e c e a se d . came to the Grove last week from land Saturday. where Mr. Hatfield was called on our vitality, and this, together In order to’make the contest in J . N . HofTman a tto r n e y f o r A d m in is tr a to r. 14-5t Nebraska, have moved into the w ith close assocatton. m akes dis School District Bond Election Notice. O. S. Higby made Geo. Shep business several weeks ago. They teresting the ten securing the N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t a school m e e tin g ease transm ission easy. W hat Littlefield house. pard, of North Plains, a brief found considerable snow in that o f School D is tr ic t N o. 15. o f W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , Is the rem edy? It Is easy enough highest percentage in their school O reg o n , to be h eld a t T h e C e n tr a l School B u ild Agency for the Autofiller visit last week. section of the state, the gronnd D is tr ic t, on th e 1st d a y o f M arch 1913, to locate the rem edy. T he rem studies receive the highest-priced in th g e , r e said w ill b e s u b m itte d to .th e leg al v o te rs o f edy Is sim ply a continuation of Fountain pen atS taehr’s Bazaar. said D is tr ic t th e q u e s tio n o f c o n tr a c tin g a b o n d Ii. E. Nicholson, of the Oak being covered to a depth of six eggs. All those receiving above ed d e b t o f T h irty -fiv e T h o u s a n d a n d N o 1( m ) the first class ventilation we Every pen guaranteed. Price Hill section, was a business visit inches practically all the time ($35,000.00), fo r th e p u rp o s e o f e r e c tin g have been h aving out in the 92 in general average for January a D o n llars ew school b u ild in g , th e v o te to^ be by b allo ’, from $2.00 to $5.00. 14 tf during their stay. u p o n w h ich s h a ll be th e w o rd s “ B o n d s—Y es, ' or in the Grove, Saturday. open a ir all su m m er long. B ut and February, second, and those an d th e w o rd s “ B o n d s— N o .” how can we g et it in th e w inter? Mrs. J. T. Shannon, of Hills John E. Gleason, of Golden- o n e o ’clock p. m ., a n d between 80 and 91, third. This re m P o a lls in o to p en be u o n p til e n e f d o u r a t o ’clo ck p. m. In w in ter w e have to live in Everybody’s Doin’ It. boro, is enjoying a visit from her dale, Wash., was a business By o rd e r o f th e B o ard o f D ire c to rs o f School will enable every child in the D is tric t No. 15, o f W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , O reg o n . houses, to be sure, b u t w e don’t Correct. Go to the head of the brother, of Pittsburg, Pa., whom visitor in the city Monday. th is 3 rd d a y o f F e b r u a r y , A. D ., 1913. hnve to sacrifice all our fresh uir. school of a proper age to secure D ated 14-4t K. P . W irtz , C le rk . (le t fresh a ir a t a n y price, even class. Everybody’s Doin’ It. she has not seen for 22 years. a setting of pure blood chickens. Carmel Good has left the shoe if you have to b reak a w indow Call for Bids. The Royal Neighbors gathered store and taken a position in the Doin’ What? Going to the Star. The children are enthusiastic o r two. Notice is hereby given, by The up-to-date, the original, the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Forest Grove National Bank. **o over this contest and over the order of the City Council of the only and the best. The finest L. Corl, in this city, Tuesday school gardens which will be City of Forest Grove, Washing Mrs. Dorothy Seymour and evening, and gave a reception in Mis. B. F. White made a busi little theater this side of the Rose taised here during the summer. ton county, Oregon, in regular City. The place of features. honor of Mr. Corl's mother, Mrs. ness trip to Portland, Friday. About 30 of the girls have signi meeting assembled February 11, S C H O O L 1913, that sealed bids will be re The home of comedy, drama and L. F. Corl, of Corvallis. fied their intention to grow a ceived at the office of the City Miss Francis Hienel, who has pathos. The place where you flower garden, and about an equal Recorder of the City of Forest Hereafter, pupils in the Forest been teaching at Centerville, for see the best and most interesting number of boys a school garden, Grove, up to 8 o’clock p. m., Grove public schools who are ab the past week, is home again. films that can be secured for the and an equal number home gar February 20. 1913, for the flush sent five days without excuse Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Goff enter edification of the American pub ing and cleaning of the streets dens. will be suspended three days. tained the Five Hundred club at of Forest Grove for a period of lic to-day. Special committees have been Seven marks for tardiness will their home last Wednesday week. William Devlin, Metroe Hollin-1 appointed to assist the children three (3) months from date of cause one days suspension. successful bidder to ger and Carl Peterson are sopho-i in the poultry, vegetable and acceptance, Miss Gladys Todd, of Vancou house the sprinkler and attend P otatoes Good Burbanks, in mores on the sick list at present. ; flower-raising contests. A Fair to the filling of the tank. 15tl bulk at 25c per cwt. In ware ver, spent Sunday with her par M.R. Markham, City Recorder. ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Todd, Harold Benjamin has enrolled will be held in the Fall at which house by S. P. track or on farm as a special student in the High exhibits will be made. at south end of Second street, near this city. Advertise in the Press. near hospital. H. N. Robinson, School, taking a post graduate Miss Edna Mills, who is at Phone 0224, Forest Grove, 15-tf tending school at O. A. C., was course. Latest improved Singer Sew visiting with her parents in this Roy Thomas, Frank Doaneand ■ w v .v .v .v .v .v .v . ing machines, regular price $75, city last week. “ Kirby” Swanson have return will be sold at Staehr’s Bazaar Mr. and Mrs. Cawston, from ed to school after a siege of the SCOGGINS VALLEY for $45 on easy payments. Sec Portland, are visiting at the measles. ond hand sewing machines in home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mil :.V.V.V.V.V(V.V.V.V.V.V.V.i. The basket ball teams of the T. H. Hall h^s had the misfor good repair, $5 to $10 each. 14-tf ler in this city. Forest Grove and Newberg High The Sunday school class of Any popular music at Staehr’s tune to lose a valuable cow. schools had an exciting game in 1 LACE C U R T A IN S Ç Mrs. T. W. Sain spent a few the latter city, last Saturday, Miss Elder, “ The Daughters of Bazaar for 15 cents per copy. l T A B L E L I N E N |3 |J the King” held a social last Wed Century music 10 cents, Mc days in Hillsboro last week, with which resulted in the defeat of her cousin James Sewell, who Forest Grove by a score of 23 to nesday evening at the home of Kinley music 5 cents. 14-tf is in very poor health. MissMargaret Morgan. Delight 19. Warren Booth and Oscar Lind, C o m m e n c in g S a t u r d a y a n d ful refreshments were served and Mrs. Chas. Wood and Clara from the Willamette University, Lincoln’s birthday was fitting a pleasant time enjoyed by all. Ogilive, from Portland, are j f o r a f e w d a y s o n ly w e o f f e r were visitors at the residence of ly observed by the High school spending a week with th e ir j M. S. Allen, Sunday. students Wednesday morning. For th e People’s Use. a ll o u r la c e c u rta in s a n d brother, W. B. Ogilive. and A fifteen minute assembly was Harry Margeson, from Port The Press will devote such family. t a b le lin en s a t Reduced Prices. held out of doors, a flag raising space as may be necessary each land, was visiting at the home of Several members from here at took place and the scholars sang week to the publication of letters Mr. Gates, on first street, for a tended the Knights of Pythias the NationaI a n t h e m . Prof, few days the past week. of general interest from its read I n p p rlirta'nc >n white and ecru, beautiful patterns convention at McMinnville, last p roctor delivered a short talk on l i f l l / C v i l i U l i l l O a n (j 0 f |ia n j . A i o m d* A A A Mrs. Cooksey, of Southern Saturday. ers. You are at liberty to write the life of Lincoln. some workmanship, the pair, from to «p4*U U Oregon, who is spending the upon any subject you wish, pro H. S. Waudby was over from Tuesday morning the manager winter in Portland, arrived in viding the commuication is signed Cherry Grove last Sunday look by the true name of the writer, this city Satu day to visit a week ing after interests here. He re of the basket ball team gave a Tarilo 1 inon 60 to 72 inches wide, handsome designs. la U lC L illc il Colored Renfews and White, àà and does not exceed 150 words in with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Miller. ports Cherry Grove to be a lively very enthusiastic talk to the all Linen and Mercerized, at per yard............... ^ r C up High school students, urging length. Who will be the first to When you want that suit little place. everyone to be present at the avail themselves of this oppor pressed or cleaned take it to Wahl Bros., from Firholm, double-header tomorrow evening, A lso a full line of Dry G oods, Shoes, G roceries, etc tunity to express their opinions Marion Markham, who can do it, moved the families of Leonard I when McMinnville plays against upon matters of general interest and do it right. Repairing a and public good. specialty. Shop on P a c i f i c and Harry Dodson over there q,e Forest Grove first team and last week. They have a contract Banks against the second team, • ••••SI • • • • • • • • • • • • • avenue. 10-tf * • • • • * ol cutting wood for Wahl Bros. The games will be played in the ••••••• college gymnasium. City A ppointm ents M ade. MayorO. M. Sanford, at the Monday the students adopted WATTS Council meeting Tuesday even the report of the committee hav ing, re-appointed Dr. Bishop city ing charge of the details of Friday Night at the Thad Stevenson is helping Mr. issuing a school paper, and de health officer and Chas. and S. K. o f P. Hall Morgan engineers at the electric Boke get out wood. cided to publish a monthly for light plant. The appointments Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy shopped the remainder of the school year. were ratified by the council. in Forest Grove Saturday. The following editorial staff was John DeMoss is hauling lumber e l e c t e d : Tom Roe, Editor-in- From W hite E lephant L and. Chief; Phyllias Fisher, Literary for a barn to he built soon. Miss Elizabeth Carothers, who Mrs. A. Rueter has returned Editor; Buleah Bramburg and Ernest Troutman, Cartoonists; has just returned from Siam, from her visit in Portland. Tom Todd, Sporting Editor; Dar where she has been engaged in Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Buxton rell Heisler, Business Manager; W hen you buy som ething at a store that missionary work, is a guest at spent Sunday at J. H. DeMoss. Ivan Noble, Assistant Business the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. does not advertise, you help pay for the pub Dick Holscher has been getting Manager. Lit tier, in this city. Miss Car- licity of the store that DOES advertise ! out hop posts for Mr. Rueter, the others is a cousin of Mrs. Littler. There is a high school in T he proposition is a p erfectly logical last few days. Pueblo, Colo,, which is four one. Wm. McCoy, Ernest Burk, New M inister for Dilley. stories high, has seventy rooms.» A dvertising enab les a m erchant to sell and their families, visited at F alls C ity , Or., Rev. L. T. a staff of thirty teachers, and Holscher’s last Sunday. m ore goods in a day. Thus his daily oper Prose, who came here last fall was constructed at a cost of Fine weather makes us think ating exp en ses is collected from a large num from California as pastor of the $100,(XX>. C. H. Fletcher, son Methodist Episcopal church, has of making garden and some al of C. F. Fletcher, of this city, is ber o f cu stom ers—instead of from a few . resigned. It is not known here ready have some early seeds in. principal of this school. In a A ssum ing that he sells ten tim es as 1 ickets on sale at I cm Cove Peter Boke had the misfortune recent letter Mr. Fletcher states who will take his place. Rev, much m erchandise as the non-advertising Confectionery. <; \lan y handsome Mr. Prose has been assigned to to cut his foot quite badly one day that a good deal of opposition store sells, he is enabled to greatly under last week, while chopping wood. was met when the project of prizes will be given. the church at Dilley, Or. sell his slow er com petitor, and still m ake a Mrs. McCoy, who has been constructing the building was larger aggregate profit. suffering for some time with undertaken, due to the expense ; T he p en alty—the ta x —therefore, is paid neuralgia, is reported improving. involved. However, when the ; people found what the money ; by the hapless shopper w ho goes to the non- Mr. Frost and sons have been was expended for they were not ; doing some strenuous labor on advertising store; and w ho, by paying a high the piece of land across the creek inclined to knock. Part of the | er price, indirectly “pays for the advertising” F o re s t G r o v e Fish M a r k e t from the house, pulling stumps, equipment consists of a moving \ that the live m erchant does. cutting trees and clearing gener picture machine which cost $400: \ AnythiiiK and E v ery th in g in Sea-food A ssuredly the patron of the advertising a pneumatic clock system in- | ally. m erchant d oes not “pay for his ad vertising,” Mr. Clark, who has the con stalled at a cost of $800 and a \ complete telephone system con- ; for, b ecau se of the advertising, such patron tract for clearing the A. E. Scott neeting every room in the build- ; A few boxes o f choice apples w anted saves m oney on her purchase! purchase, south of Dick Holscher, is camping in the woods by the ing. There is not another build- \ schoolhouse. Richard Wilson and ing in that part of the country, j EV INCI T BURNW ORTH Sidney Taylor are assisting with devoted to school purposes, so ; well equipped. i L the clearing. 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