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Mary J Loxley and hus to A lexan­
Ruhaina Prosser and hus to Grant
9 and 10
Landess tract In Michael Moore and der Brebner part of lots
Amended Plat of Fairvlew Add
to
w f die 1 n 2 (Int In) » 100.
Joseph Delsman and wf to M
G Hillsboro »1500.
Alexander Brebner to Christina Da­
J.andess tract In M ichael Moore and
vis parts o f lots 9 and 10, Amended
w f die 1 n 2 (Int In) $ 12.1.
Glrtha Lassen and hus to M G Plat of Fairvlew Add to Hillsboro »10
Landess Interest In tract In Michael etc.
W A Shaw and w f et al to C L
Moore and wf d 1 c 1 n 2 »100.
Mamie Shaw and hus to Grant Gray 2 acres in lot 265 Johnson E s­
Landess Interest In tract in Michael tate add to Beaverton-Reedville Acre­
age » 10. etc.
Moore and w f d 1 c 1 n 2 »100.
J N Hoffman and wf to Rosa M
Mrs. E tta W ashington and hus to M
The Up-to-the-Minute Druggists
G Landess Interest In tract in Michael Ringle part o f lot 2, blk 15, Forest
| Grove »850.
Moore and w f die 1 n 2 »100.
John C Miller and wf to Irena Rob-
Michael A W oods to Patrick Woods
1 in son 22(5 acres off S side of L I), * _________________________ X
£> acres in sec 16 1 s 1 » 10.
Addle Priest and hus to George N Holderman place, sec 20, 2 N 2 »1000. i
Harry Kuehne to Sylvester Wilson
Taggart e t'a l tract 11 Virginia Place
lot 19, blk 1, Kingston »10.
» 10 .
Frances L Gore e t al to Grace II
E S Jackson and wf et al to 11 F
Sturdevant NVV14 of N W !4 sec 6 t 1 Jennings 12 acres in sec 27, 2 S 1 »1.
Grace II Robinson et al to Frances i
n 1 w and W% of SWV4 sec 21 2 n 1
L Gore 6 acres in sec 27, 2 S 1 »1.
» 10 .
Frances L Gore etalto Grace
II
Guy I) Hell and w f to Emma
V
Tresham S W >4 of NE!4 sec 5 2 n 2 Robinson 7 acres in sec 27, 2 S 1 »1.
Grace II Robinson et al to the public
»4000.
Herman N H opkins to John ffarup tract in sec 27, 2 S 1 »1.
Put your ad in the Press.
Helen C Jennings to Cpunty of!
6250 sq ft In sec 21 2 n 2 »150.
Mark L Noble to Rodell M atteson W ashington 20 ft roadway In sec 27, 1 Mrs. Love, of Thacher, spent
Monday in the Grove.
W 192-Mi ft of blk 5 Naylor's add to 2 S 1 »1.
J W Barnes and wf to Mary
E
Forest Grove »2000.
Bring your wool and mohair to
Jam es 11 S ew ell to Sam uel G Base Hinkle S 2 acreB of lot 19, Fruitful
A.
G. Hoffman and Company for
and wf lots 26 and 26 Jam es II Sew ell Lands Subdivision »10.
highest
cash price.
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Charles W Mertz and wf to Victor
Acreage »2002.
1
Fuqua
and
wf
part
of
lot
1,
blk
42.
Joe
McCoy,
a
graduate
of
the
E J Baker to E L Brown lot
20
Forest Grove »650.
City View add to Sherwood »200.
Forest Grove High school, was
George W Clarke to A J Clarke 11
Fred Berger and w f to Fred Stuky
visiting friends in this city Mon­
acres in sec 26, 1 N 2 »10.
6-10 acre In sec 25 1 n 1 »1.
day.
William Hollis and wf to Lola II
John B M atthews to B Ortman and
Jewelry repairs are a part of
Graham lots 8 and 9, Crestvlew »lot).
Grant Bailey part of blk 25 » 10.
H A Collins and wf to C B Williams this store’s claim to usefulness.
George W Beal to Ralph Kay and
w f SW% o f NE14 sec 22 1 s 4 » 1000. lot 2, blk 1 Timber »250.
The job must suit you—whether
Frank llurlburt to Jam es Kissiek
W I> Parker and wf to Chester
it’s a trifling one, or a big one.
W right and wf part of lot 10 Fruit- EVj of SE14 sec 22, 2 N 4 » 10.
Charles Brookman and wf to Karl Shearer & Son, Forest Grove.
vale add to Forest Grove »10.
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Arthur I) Huntley and wf to Wil Brookman and wf E 20 acres of S E '/4
Hum C Emerson 12.12 acres In
A! of NEVi sec 6. 2 S 1 »1000.
Miss Anna Taylor has recover­
Rena Stahl and wf to Joseph Dels ' ed from an attack of measles and
H ill d 1 c 2 s 2»2600.
F J Melxer and wf to 8 W eckert ' man int in tract In Michael Moore is once more attening to her du­
and wf S!a of lot 2 blk , Sherwood j and wf DLC 1 S 2 »1.
Sarah J Robinson and hus to Guy ties at the High school.
» 200.
8
Alexander et al lot 2, blk 18,
Staehr’s Bazaar is having a
L W Roclllch and w f to S Week
ert and wf N Vj o f SVi lot 4 byk
I i Beaverton »10.
sale on fountain pens this month.
G A N ichols and wf to Alberto II | The “ Autofiller” fountain pen
Sherwood »700.
Della G Ball and lius to P E New Case tract in NV*i sec 21, 1 S 2 also I
will be sold 25 per cent off regu­
ell 8 % of N W Vi of N E ', sec 25 2 n tract In DLC of W Ingram and wf,
see 21, 1 8 2 also tract In L’LC of lar price. Every pen guaran­
5 » 10 .
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William Salzwedel and wf to W Low Horace Lindsey and wf, se c 20, 1 S ; teed.
2
»
10.
etc.
cdl Twichell 10.82 acres In sec 35 1 n 1
The Congregational Y. P. C. E.
W illiam F Greer and wf to Elizabeth
» 100 .
gave a social in the church par­
George Gonzelnumn and wf to John L Wood part of lot 12, Garden Home j
lors Friday evening, entertaining
W Lea and wf lot 5 in tract 1 Con » 10. etc.
the intermediates and many of
Philip
Fuller
to
E
A
Eddy
1.51
1
gclmann Bros Acres »650.
their friends. About sixty were
Harry A Alexander and wf to Guy acres in sec 2, 2 S 1 » 100.
U. S. to Alva L Kinton (patent) present and every minute of the
8 Alexander lot 2 blk 18 Beaverton
S W '/4 of S W '/4 and
of SW 14 evening was filled with some­
» 10.
11 G Dodridge and w f to 3 C Bowles sec 8, 2 N 2 120 acres
thing of interest to all.
United S tates to Robert W Denny
and wf lot 2 Boetcher's add to Green-
This store’s reputation is built
(p aten t) SVi of boc 12, 1 8 1, 320
burg H eights »10 etc.
anew
on every sale that is made
acres
Geo F Barringer and wf to Sarah
John Roldnad and w f to C A Petti j here. We’re willing to let it rest
M 11 o u st is 14 722 acres in se e s 8 and
bone et al 1 a. re. Also Vi acre tract I on the next jewelry purchase
17 1 s 2 »3500.
.\1 8 Woodman and wf to Thomas C » 1 .
you make here. Shearer & Son,
Jam es McConnell et al to E W
Green and wf 25.73 acres In sec 31
Forest Grove.
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Johnson 9.29 acres in see 3, 3 S 1 j
2 n :: »io.
Announcements
are
out
for
the
»
1.
etc.
Martin Hermans to Henry Vande
E W Johnson lo Jam es McConnell wedding of Miss Katherine Heis-
hey 2 acres In Henry Black and
wf
et al 9.29 acres in sec“ 3, 3 S 1 »1 j ler, of Gales Creek, and Mr.
U 1 c 1 n 3 »600.
Alice M W agner and hus to .1 A etc.
Leonard Jennings, of this city,
Herman M etzger and wf to Tilda
Martin W 2 acres of lot 5, Berwick
which
will take place Sunday.
Levy blocks B and I> in M etzger Acre
Acres »1.
Miss
Heisler
went to Portland
’ William J Good and wf to Lavlnla Tracts »775.
Forest Grove Pharmacy
W halley lluson 8 E 1* of N W l,
and I J C Middleton and wf to J G Wag- i Tuesday to meet Mr. Jennings,
who returned from a sojourn in
ner 40 acres in sis- 9, 2 S 1 »12.000.
N K 1., of 8 W 14 sec 16, 1 8 3 »0000.
I> N Bridenstlne and wf to Bessie
C K Noreott and wf to John Sohed California the first of the week.
K ovell 40 47 acres In Jam es M Row v in lot 1. see 30. 1 N 2 » 10.
Some exceedingly low prices
ell DLC 2 8 2 »8 00.
Jam es Berwick and wf to Shute j on choice Toilet soaps at the
M J D r i s c o l l and wf (o Mary lla se l Savings Bank lot 10, Borwii k Acres!
Forest Grove Pharmacy. 18tf
kamp 20 acres In sec 10, 2 8 I »1250.
» 10 . 000 .
Buck has received
Fargo, N. I)., that
Cuited Trust Company to I. (1 E v­ his half-brother, J. C. Probert,
ans 8 Vi o f X W t, of N K >4 see 25. 3 died in that city last week.
N 5 »2000.
When you commence house-
K F W eavet, to L N Tompkins A l­
bany Shingle Mill and land on which cleaningdon’t forget to kalsomitie
the walls. The best at G. G.
it is situated, sec 6, 3 N 4 $10.
Paterson’s,
Forest Grove. 18tf
Investm ent Conrpany to P Jack lot
22. Alder Brook Farm »1025.
Truss fitting a speciality at Van
Koughnet «& Reder, drugsists.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mertz are
parents o f a beautiful 11 pound
baby girl, who arrived Friday
morning about 11 o'clock.
C. W. McNamer left the fore
part of the week for a ten days’
trip to various points in Idaho.
Mr. McNamer will visit Moun­
tain Home, Shoshone and other
cities.
Of course, the mere fact that
an article is advertised does not
make it good, no assure that it is
Six fast event#, including
1 1 *
•
[*A i
good value at the price. But it
featu re and ch a llen g e races
AOIIIISSIOII JUCtS.
must lie good, and it must be
good value at the price, if the
advertising is to pay and they
do make it pay!
M 8 Woodman and wf to Minnie
W illiam s tract In 8 C of N W 'i sec
SI. 2 N 2 » 10.
Fred W eigelt to Oscar llelen llis in
acres In sec 27, 2 8 1 » 1200.
Gustav Kapphuhn and wf to W I.
B leghlcr et ul 1 acre In C enterville
»575.
Joseph Brock and wf to Jam es K
W est and wf lot 7. Rich Acres »S60.
A iO F o r ,
Jam es Berwick to Shute
Savings I Rev. J. R.
Bank lot 11, Berwick Acres »1300.
word from
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Forest Grove, Oregon, March 29 - 30
s j ^ F - For foil reports gel the Forest Grove Press. ""W i
Paul Schultz made a visit to
the Rose city Monday.
Chas. Bamford. a dairyman of
the Hillside neighborhood, was a
Grove visitor Monday.
Just arrived in the city today
a fresh supply of Whitman’s
chocolates at the Forest Grove
Pharmacy.
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Mrs. M. J. Crunican, of
Gaston, was visiting in this city
T u e s d a y . Incidentally, Mrs.
Crunican subscribed for the
Press.
A new and up-to-date line of
wall paper in many handsome
patterns. P l a i n , figured and
novelty goods to select from.
All prices to fitll a pockets. Pat­
erson’s Furniture Store, Forest
Grove.
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Mrs. E. A. Sharp, of Williston,
N. D., who has been visiting
through the winter with her
brother, Rev, J. R. Buck, in this
city left the first of the week for
her home. There is a strong
possibility that the Sharps will
return to Oregon soon, to make
it their permanent home.
The house clocks are so much
a prrt of the home that they
should he a delight to the eye, as
well as truth-tellers. T h e s e
we’re offering answer to that de­
scription. Shearer & Son, For­
est Grove,
18tf.
At a teachers’ and officers’
meeting held in the Congrega­
tional church Thursday evening
several young people present re­
quested additional room for class
purposes. The classes are in­
creasing in membership so rap­
idly that the congestion of space
will have to be relieved immedi­
ately.
Mrs. A. G. Hoffman and
daughter Aileen were visiting in
Portland Saturday.
A truss properly fitted is a
source of comfort. Van Kough­
net & Reder druggists can fit
trusses.
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Dr. G. W. Fuller, of Danville,
Illinois, is visiting this week with
Dr. E. B. Brookbank. Dr. Full­
er, who has been spending the
winter in California, for his
health, intends to locate in Port­
land.
The profit arising from adver­
tising must he a mutual profit —
or it is not a profit at all. It will
pay a merchant to save you mon­
ey—whenever he can. And he
knows that it is better to sell vou
something at a small profit than
not to sell it to you at all.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Miss Bertha Dorris, a teacher
in the High school spent the
week end with friends in Port­
land.
Miss Harriett Benjamin, of
the Freshman class, spent her
Easter vacation visiting friends,
Misses Evelyn and Cora McGinn,
of near Cornelius.
Ethel Fo bes was absent from
school with measles last week.
Miss Freda Moore was absent
from school la$t week on account
of a business trip to Portland.
The boys are practicing for
base ball and track meet which
will be held soon.
Arbor day, April 11, will he
observed by the schools of Forest
Grove and programs will be pro­
vided.
Miss Anna Taylor made a trip
to Hillsboro Tuesday evening.
Special Meeting of City Dads.
The city council met Tuesday
evening to hoar remonstrances
to the improving of five addition­
al city blocks with hard surface
pavement. The session was held
from 7:30 to 9 p. m., and no ob­
jections being presented, the re­
corder was instructed to adver­
tise for bids for the work.
Bring Us Your Produce.
We are giving special prices
for poultry and veal and all other
farm produce. We are the orig­
inators of “Cash for Produce.”
Schultz Pure Food Market and
Grocery. Forest Grove.
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Subscribe for the Press.
i
HIS w eek w e are
show ing a few of
our m any new lines
w e recently purchased
in
T
Dress
Goods
I
and assure you that
they have been select­
ed with the greatest
care and the prices are right. W e q u ote—
Taff. Poplenette 42 in. wide............. ....... at $1.25
Two Tone Diagonal 42 in. wide..................at 1.10
Epinglen Repp 50 in. w id e......................... at 1.75
Viguaux 50 in. w id e .................................... at 1.25
Wool Batiste 40 in. w id e .............................at 1.25
Our Ginghams are selling at 8, 10 and 12£c per yd.
We have some specials in our Grocery Department
this week—
3 cans Standard Tomatoes ............................. 25c
3 cans Iowa C o rn ............................................. 25c
3 cans gallon Pie Peeled Peaches....................$1.00
1 dz. good Oranges .......................................... 25c
Our beautiful premium silverware is pleasing our customers—
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