FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 17. 1913.
M ore
Energy
Furnished by Wilkes Abstract Co. of Hillsboro
How much more one can accom­
plish when feeling full o f life and
“ vim ” than feeling all run down
and having no strength. This run
down condition is not always caused
by disease, but unless some good
tonic is taken it may lead to a long
sickness. For speedy recovery take
Frank James Hiley to James John J Wilcox 4 tracts In sec 34, 2 S 1
Hiley 9.52 acres in DLC of Solomon $6000.
A H Bryant to Ellen Bryant lot 50
and Elizabeth Richardson, 2 S 1 $25.
O W Olson and Elizabeth his wife, x 100 ft in sec 28, 3 N 5 $500.
Robert Eggerts to Minnie Eggerts
to Emma Crofton lot 8, blk 14. Pin<
N E !4 of NW»A sec 16, 2 N 4 $1. etc.
land Terrace $10.
Minnie Klaus to Charles G Sweckes
Ruth Trust Company to Nellie C
Boley lot 1, blk 51, North Plains $275. NE >4 of N W 'A sec 16, 2 N 4 $1300.
Your old energy will come back;
A S Sholes and wf to William
B
Alvord Carr Hunter Co to Andrew
your
appetite will be recovered, and
Anderson
lot
44,
Groveland
$10.
Hotvedt tract 5,
Alvord-Carr-Hunter
tasks, or what seemed tasks to you
Henry Charles McDonald and wf to
Co’s Sub-Division No 1 $500.
before, will be easily accomplished.
Alice C Gove to John Kiernan N % Adelaide Haney and hus undivided
Sold here only.
o f NVVV4 and S W l, of S\V 1-4 sec '5 int In 31.69 acres in DLC of Joel
Fairchild
and
wife,
1
N
4
$5.
17, 2 N 2 $2880.
Large Bottle, $1.00
Adelaide Haney and hus to Henry
Lawrence N Blowers Trustee to J
F Splckor E ',2 of SEV4 sec 7,
and Charles McDonald and wf 20 acres in
Joel Fairchild D LC ; undivided V4 int
W Vi of SW !4 sec 8, 2 N 4 $2000 etc.
Harry Engle to Spring Hill
Land conveyed $5.
TH E REXALL STORE
J F Melzer and wf to Fred A Col-
Company lots 8 and 24, Spring
Hill
felt NV6 of lot 3, in blk 1, Sherwood
Farm $10.
VanKoughnet & Reder
W A Harris and wf to R L
Cole $300.
DRUGGISTS
Fred ,H ess and wf to Fred
Colfelt
tract in Donald McLeod and wf DLC
Forest
Grove, Oregon
and
Edward
Colfelt
4
acres
in
sec
2
0
,1
1 S 4. Also part of 1 % acre $10.
State of Oregon to VV H Wehrung 2 S 1 $500.
G 11 Baldwin and wf to Della
M 1
lots 1 and 2, sec 24, 1 S 3 $30.88.
Oscar M Madison and wf to
W il­ Hall lot 3, blk 1, Bailey’s Addition to ■
liam Dees lots 12 to 22, both inclus­ Forest Grove. 50 x 110 ft. in blk 18,
Forest Grove. Ixits 14 and 15, blk
ive, Madison Acreage
Grove
Maggie Maston and hus to William 1, Curlis Addition to Forest
T Krebs part of blk 8, town of Hills­ $ 10 .
Nellie C Holey and W F Boley, her
boro $10 etc.
Portland Trust Company of Oregon hus to Francis R Colburn lot 1, blk
to Lulu M Rosecrans lots 5 and
6, 51, North Plains $600.
John Pearson and wf to Standard
blk 4, Beusonic Heights $1100.
of
Guy Rosekrans and wf to
Louis Box & Lumber Company SEVi
29,
Brown lot 6, blk 4, Beusonic Heights N W !4 and NEV4 of S W 1-4 sec
Put your ad in the Press.
3 N 4 $10.
$950.
Prof. Proctor o f the High
J P Cronin to F A Martin tract in I
William Salzwedel and wf to
W
school, spent the latter part of
Lowell Trichell 10.83 acres in sec 35, sec 24, 1 S 1 $1500.
John Obermeier and wf to
Karl I the week in Portland.
1 N 1 $1.
4j
T S McDaniel and wf to
Albert Grim NVis of SWV4 sec 13, 3 N
Bring your wool and mohair to
ALTITONE
W Sehmale lot 11, blk 2, Myers Ad
ditlon to Reedville Homes $10.
John Walters and wf to C It Hib-
berd 8 E % of SW>4 of sec 19,
and
lots 3 of Sec 30, 1 S 4 $10.
August Renit and wf to W E Pegg
% interest in NV4 of lots 3 and 4.
blk 6, Beaverton $250.
Herman Metzger and wf to I,
D
Fay lot 1, blk 57, Metzger Acre
Tracts $375.
Oregon Nursery Company to
Ga
briel Dobra lot 3, Orenco Acres $500.
Oregon Nursery Company to John
Dt)bra west half of lot 1,
Orenco
Acres $500.
Oregon Nursery Company to Mike
Dobra east half o f . lot 1,
Orenco
Acres $450.
The Groner & Rowell Company to
Elizabeth Nielsen WVfc of SEV4
sec
22, 1 S 2 also 20 ft strip adjoining
J T Heard tract $2080.
J E
Parmley
and wf et ill
to
Charles E Hall 8250 sq ft in see 31,
2 N 3 $130.
Anna Dora Knittle and hus to So
phia W est lots 1, 2, 7, 8, blk 2, Mid
dleton $5.
August Lovegron and wife to An
drew Danielson lot 5, blk 4, Cherry
Grove, except 10-ft alley $150.
Wallace McCamant and wife to W
J. F. Leise left Tuesday to vis­
it relatives in Seattle.
Miss Aneita Stephenson, of
Cornelius, was a Grove visitor
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harve Baldwin
visited last Sunday on their farm
near Waldport.
Henry Sackrider, o f this city,
visited with his sister, Mrs.
Bowen, in Hillsboro, last week.
Mrs. Henry Clark, o f this city,
starts this week for Creston,
Iowa, where she will meet her
husband.
Miss Maude Hollinger, of Port­
land, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Hollinger, of this
city, over Sunday.
The Boy Scouts o f the M. E,
church and the Scouts o f th e !
Christian church will hold a
track meet on Wednesday after- j
noon.
$t.
and family, of Agra, Kansas,
have moved on a farm near
Watts.
C A Hatch to Louisa Johnson
4
acres in SE14 o f sec 17, 2 S 1 $325.
The Misses Edith and Emma
J A Thornburgh and wf to Rose J |
Craft,
o f Dilley, visited with
Olmstead part of lot 3, blk 29,
For­
their
cousin,
Miss Edith Craft,
est Grove $1.
Fannie Clark to C W McNamer tr of this city, Sunday.
in William Stokes Land Claim, 1 N j
When you commence house-
3 $10.
cleaningdon’t
forget to kalsomine
Elizabeth Young Ilix and hus
to j
The best at G. G.
Ethel M Webb 6.21 acres in Joshua j the walls.
Paterson’ s, Forest Grove. 18tf
Hall DLC, I N I $10.
For full reports get the Forest Grove Press. ' V U
TYPEWRITERS
Shirt W a ist
SALE!
FOR T W O DAYS ONLY
SA T U R D A Y and M O N D A Y
Right at the begin­
ning of the SHIRT
WAIST SEASON we
are offering some
r a r e bargains in
shirt waists, in
White, Gray, Blue,
Brown and Tan.
Bring Us Your Produce.
We are giving special prices
for poultry and veal and all other
farm produce. We are the orig­
inators o f ‘ ‘Cash for Produce.”
Schultz Pure Food Market and
Grocery, Forest Grove.
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Notice.
I am now sole owner o f th e :
Forest Grove Pharmacy and will
not pay any bills contracted by \
Edgar H. Brown. CHAS. A.
LITTLER.
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Notice.
Be it known that the Sunrise
Grocery on and after May 1st
will pay casl) for all farm pro­
$ 10 .
A. G. Hoffman and Company for
W A Harris and wf to R L Cole
ducts, Eggs, Butter, Veal and
highest cash price.
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1 acre near Gaston $10.
pork, the best market price paid
D D Bump to W F Roltson lot 7,
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. LaCourse and all goods sold at the bottom
blk 1, Bump’s
Addition to
Forest
were Cherry Grove visitors Tues­ price and for cash only. JOHN
G ro v e $150.
day.
DODGE, Proprietor.
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W F Rolston and wf to Charles I)
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Gibson visited
Crunlcan lot 7, blk 1, Bump's Addition * Miss Gladys
to Fore.it Grove $100.
Dissolution Notice.
over Sunday at Waldport with
Agnes Walker and hus to
Harry | Miss Kate Roe.
The
partnership
that has here-
Robinson 19.50 acres in sec 34, 1 S j
to-fore
existed
between
Dr. Ed- j
Some
exceedingly
low
prices
1 $ 100 .
Ella Eddy and hus to Addle J Ely on choice Toilet soaps at the gar H. Brown and Chas. A. Lit-
29 acr s in DLC of Edward Byrom sec Forest Grove Pharmacy.
tler in the Forest Grove Pharma­
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26, 2 S 1 $10.
cy
has been dissolved, Dr. Brown
Wr. and Mrs. R. F. Emmerson
Jacob Correll and wf to Geo E Zim- [
having
sold his interests to Mr.
merman undivided % int in NEV4 of visited in Portland the first part
Littler,
who will receive and pay
of
the
week.
SWV4 and N W t i o f SE 1-4 sec
34.
all
accounts
of the above firm.
T 1 S R 3 W $10.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Keesee
B L Bunnell and wf to Edwin
C
Bunnell blocks 8 and 9, Echo Heights
C 1
Notice.
The Washington County Veter­
an association will meet at Hills­
boro in Oddfellows hall, Thurs­
day, May 1, at 10 a. m. All
comrades and ladies cordially in­
vited. E. F. Siaz, President,
Geo. C. Thomas, Sec’ y.
ATl members of W ash-'
ington Lodge No. 48, I.
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Gillihan, of O. O. F. are requested to be
Independence, visited Saturday \ present Monday evening, April
and Sunday with Mrs. L. C .; 21. An interesting program w ill,
be rendered. R. M. Taylor, Sec­
Misz, o f this city.
retary.
Harold Prosser, o f Newport,
= = The values a r e = -
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$1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50, $2.75, $3, $3.25, $3.75
All on sale for Saturday and Monday only, at $1.25
Some of these are slightly soiled, but are big bargains at
the price we name.
Don’t forget our Grocery Department.
up to date and strictly sanitary.
( We f T a . y ,
F™*
V^asn I or
P a ck
Every thing in it
Poultry, Butter. Eggs, \
Mohair and Wool.
J
Silverware, Plain and Fancy Dishes given as premiums.
Phone
631
A. G. HOFFMAN CO
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
YOUNG WOMAN !
At Pacific University
You can obtain a thorough education, one that will fit you to
grapple with the world if necessary. Moreover, you can live in a re­
fined, homelike atmosphere at Herrick Hall (the finest girl’s dormitory
in the Pacific Northwest) while you are pursing your studies. Further­
more, you can receive systematic instruction in gymnastics and enjoy
the privileges o f the gymnasium and swimming pool.
Enroll at
PAC IFIC U N IV E R S IT Y
for Education, Health and Physical Development, and
who has been visiting his grand-1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Og­
den, has returned home.
Do It Now !
Just arrived in the city today}
a fresh supply o f Whitman’ s
chocolates at the Forest Grove
Pharmacy.
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T he W ant advertiser accom­
Mrs. J. T. Shannon, of Hills­
boro, was calling on friends in plishes, today, the task before
which the procrastinator stands
this city Tuesday.
For particulars address
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
Care Committee of Control
Forest Grove, Oregon.
in doubt and dread, wondering
For the Business and Professional Man,
The Student and Teacher.
Write your letters on a machine and
be sure of a neat, attractive, legible
communication.
Now have on hand one No. 2 and one No.
3 Smith Premier at a right price. Call
and look them over—
Press Office
G. E. SECOUR
Forest Grove, Ore.
Miss Greta Bailey, o f Salem, is whether or not want advertising
visiting with her uncle and aunt, would be of ‘ ‘any use.”
F or S ale Shadeland-Climax
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bailey, of
seed oats. Ed L. Naylor, Forest
this city.
Grove.
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Does it pay you to send your
F or Q uick S alk A $12000, 38
sewing out when you can buy a
acre fruit farm on David’s Hill,
good second hand sewing ma­
for $8500.
One of the finest
chine at Staehr's Bazaar for $5. fruit farms in Washington Co.
fully guaranteed to do perfect Terms, D. A. Kennedy Phone
Vine 151.
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work?
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F or S a l e N o . 2 Smith Pre­
Ernest and Paul Weiburg, chil­
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Weiburg, mier typewriter, good as new.
First offer o f $30 takes it. Press
of Albany, were drowned in Mud
office.
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creek, near Albany last week.
A cre T racts in Sun Set Ad­
$1.25 shirt waist sale. A. G. dition to Forest Grove to be sold
Hoffman & Co. Two days only, on terms. W. W. Ireland, Hoff­
Saturday and Monday, see ad.
man Building.
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24 tl
F or S ale Baled Clover, baled.
Mrs. Wm. Weston, o f Port­ Timothy in ton lots. Good stuff.
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land, visited her daughter, Mrs. Ed. L. Naylor.
A Rafferty in this city, over
L ost O n Gales Creek road be­
Sunday.
tween Glenwood postoffice and
Forest Grove, black leather hand­
A new and up-to-date line of bag and contents, finder notify
wall paper in manv handsome Mrs. Adoph Abendorth. Portland;
patterns. P l a i n , figured and or Mr. Busse, Glenwood postoffice.
novelty goods to select from. ____ ______________________ 24tf
All prices to fitll a pockets. Pat­
F or S ale Good Cow. N. K.
erson's Furniture Store. Forest Brown, North Fourth Street
24t2- i
Grove.
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W A T C H THIS SP A C E !
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOREST G ROVE, OREGON
Capital and Surplus
$ 60 , 000 .
U. S. D E P O S IT O R Y .
B oard
of
D ir ec to r s :
0
Geo. Mizrter
L. J. Corl
H. G. Goff
W. H.
T. W. Sain
W. K. Newell
John Templeton Geo. G. Hancock
H. T. Buxton
Chris Peterson
Hollis
E. W. Haines