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FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 8, 1913.
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DEVOTED TO THE W . C. T. U.
Edited by Mrt Katherine R. Kerr
The W. C. T. U. will hold a
bake sale at Schultz store Satur­
day, May 10th, to help the boys
out on their pledge for the inter­
state prohibition meeting. Come
and buy all home made cooking.
DRUG
stood for equal rights for women
for years.
NAMES
R. E. Porter, o f Gaston, visit­
ed in this city Friday.
Mrs. W. J. Good left Friday
for Palmer, to visit her daughter
Mrs. Elmer May.
H. Parker, W. J. Good and son
Carmel, of this city, spent Sun­
day visiting friends at Shoals.
Drink Chase and Sanborn’s
coffee. A. G. Hoffman & Co.
have it.
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C. B. Stokes was in Portland
Monday. He is slowly recover­
ing from the shot wound.
L. N. Traver, contractor for
the new High school, and his
wife, of Salem, visited in this
city Sunday.
Acre tracts in Sun Set Addition
! to Forest Grove to be sold on
terms. W. W. Ireland, Hoffman
Building.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lou Davidson, of
Tupper’s mill, near Gaston, visit- j
j ed in this city Sunday.
Shearer’s Confectionery can [
save you money on your brick ice
' cream.
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Mrs. Z. M. LaRue, o f this city,
j entertained the Aloha club, of
Portland. After a hot chicken
dinner, the time was spent play-
j ing caids and viewing the city, j
Bring your wool and mohair to |
A. G. Hoffman and Company for
highest cash price.
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The public school teacher wants
politics driven out of the public
E are out with
schools. ‘ ‘Well,” says an up-to-
A living language is a chang­
date teacher, ‘ ‘to do this she ing one. E ach day brings vari­
the first com ­
The W. C. T. U. met at the needs the big stick, the ballot.”
ations that oft times leads to con ­
plete showing of
residence o f Mrs. Bolderick Fri­
fusion
in
the
interpretation
of
The
women
o
f
theW.
C.
T.
U.
day, 3 p. m. with Mrs. Wm.
white goods, a n d
Kerr, president, in the chair. and the suffrage forces and other words and phrases. H en ce it
w i t h o n l y three
The hour seemed only to short women’s organizations jo in e d
is the dead Latin language is
forces
in
the
recall
o
f
Judge
for the business to come before
weeks until gradu-
used in medicine.
T h ere is
Weller. Judge C. Weller is the
the meeting.
safety in its unchanging w ord-
a t i n g day.
We
man who lowered the bail o f a
forms
and
fixed
meanings.
N
o
Women o f Oregon, hear what man charged with criminal as­
suggest that you
Senator Chamberlain says: “ I sault upon a girl. He thus made matter how a prescription may
call and see the
expect to see conditions very it possible, says The Womans’ be presented, the Latin name of
much bettered in Oregon now | Journal, for the man to escape. each specified drug means but
many beautiful patterns we are dis­
that women have a vote, I ex­ The fight was a hot one. By a one substance and the prescrip-
playing. W e quote the following
pect Oregon to teach a lesson to margin of 815 votes Judge Well­ tionist knows.
prices:
other states in legislation for the er has been removed from office.
Bring your prescription to us
good o f her citizens. The women
Philadelphia has just appoint­ and it will be filled right, with
are on the side of moral right,”
ed
two women police officers. I the purest of drugs.
India Linen, ........... 10c, 12Jc, 15c, 20c, 25c and 35c per yard
Also Senator Lane gives women
think
it would be a good thing
Persian L a w n ,........10c, 12£c, 15c, 20c, 25c and 35c per yard
this compliment, ‘ ‘If I had my
Flaxen...........................................20c, 25c, 30c and 35c per yard
for
Forest
Grove
to
follow
the
way, I would give the women of
Silk Mull........................................................................35c per yard
quaker
town’s
example.
I
won­
the county the ballot on a silver
Nainsook,.....................................15c, 25c, 30c and 35c per yard
salver with apologies for giving der how many drinks they would
Voile...............................................................30c and 45c per yard
The Up-to-the-Minute Druggists
be offered in a night, as a recent
Imported Voile, .....................................................$1.00 per yard
it so late.”
marshal told me he was.
French Lawn............................................................ 1.00 per yard
Phone 901
Ratine, ....................................................... 60c and 1.00 per yard
The greatest need o f this na­
Dotted Swiss,.............................................. 25c and 30c per yard
Miss Reis, o f Ogden, Utah,
Mrs. L, Clark, formerly of
tion is wise fathers and mothers
White Linen,..........................................40c 50c and 80c per yard
recently
appointed
city
physi
this
city,
who
is
running
a
board-;
to train its future citizens. Great
White P iq u e ,........................................ 25c, 30c and 35c per yard
ing house near Buxton, was seri- j
Britian is (he first nation to give cian, shortly after her appoint­
Madras Cloth,.......................................18c, 25c and 30c per yard
| ously injured this week by a fall-
comprehensive study to child ment, rode seven miles on a cow- j
catcher
after
a
man
who
h
a
d,
| ing tree striking her.
wel-fare. The men and women
We are in the midst o f our house cleaning, as it were,
the
small
pox.
Rev. Hilton spoke to the High j
in our own land are learning
and with tearing out the front of our building, removing
school Friday morning on “ Some !
every day the need of the study
goods, etc., we are somewhat disorganized. We are pre­
Monday’s Oregonian contained |
pared however to wait on the trade and can give our custom­
Students I Have Met.” He out­
o f child nature. Oh if the moth­ an article stating that potatoes |
ers every attention.
lined the muscilage student, the
ers o f our land could only realize furnished the relief committee of
mistle student, the shirkers, the i
the need to teach the children the Dayton flood disaster, some
R. M. Porter, o f Scoggins Val­
We pay the highest cash price for Mohair, Wool, Poultry,
jerkers and the workers.
lessons on purity, on abstaining 10,000 bushels donated from Ore­
ley was in the city this week.
Butter and Eggs.
from evil things, teaching them gon and Washington, are being
Have you seen the new hat j
Buy that graduating dress of
to reverence the good things, offered for sale by a Cincinati
case at A. G. Hoffman & Co’s.
A.
G. Hoffman & Co.
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mould the characters o f their grocery firm at 36 cents per sack, j
It shows 100 hats.
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Mrs. Alice Strobridge, o f Port­
children, we would have purer It appears that the potatoes were
L. J. Coral, o f this city, has
lives, better homes and nobler identified from cards placed in land, visited in this city this i traded his property here for Cor- j
week.
men and women growing up in the sacks by the doners.
vallis property and will make his
Joe Ramsey, of Portland, visit­ residence there. The lady with
our homes. If the better things
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. whom the deal was made, will
are thus taught in the homes, the
Frank Ramsey Sunday.
foundations will have been laid
with her daughter and son-in-law,
for a generation o f pure and use­
John Heisler, Sr. and Dock immediately move to this place.
ful men and women. Teach the
Wagner, of Gales Creek were in
Subscribe for the Press.
children through civics their re -[
town trading Tuesday.
lations with society and their obli­
Wanted, a good second hand
Notice.
gation to obey the golden rule, I
VIA
organ or piano. Must be in good
Be it known that the Sunrise |
and make them realize the uni-} OREGON ELECTRIC RY. condition, address ” E” care Press
Grocery on and after May 1st
versal kinship of life.
for the great
Mrs. L. Laffer, o f Gales Creek, will pay cash for all farm pro­
O. A. C. MILITARY DAY visited ner daughter, Mrs. Otis ducts, Eggs, Butter, Veal and |
A number o f women deans
anil
Shearer, last week.
pork, the best market price paid |
have been appointed in the
CIVIC CELEBRATION
and all goods sold at the bottom
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Emmett
Schiffer,
You can obtain a thorough education, one that will fit you to
Chicago High schools to help im­
price and for cash only. JOHN
of
Banks,
visited
relatives
in
this
grapple with the world if necessary. Moreover, you can live in a re­
prove morals and manners. Such
DODGE. Proprietor.
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city last week.
fined, homelike atmosphere at Herrick Hall (the finest girl’s dormitory
an appointment is needed right
There lias been another slight \
here in the Grove High schools. Grand Parades, Drills and Review of
. in the Pacific Northwest) while you are pursing your studies. Further­
more, you can receive systematic instruction in gymnastics and enjoy
Regiment by Governor and Regular change in the time table o f the
Oregon
Electric
recently.
In Michigan the women had ]
the privileges of the gymnasium and swimming pool.
Army Officers.
the people with them, but too Attack and Defence o f City.
See those beautiful paterns in
Enroll at .
much liquor money against them. Sham Battle. Band Concerts.
white goods for graduating dress-1
P A C IF IC U N IV E R S IT Y
Definite proof has at last been Ball Game. 0 . A. C. vs. U. o f W.
es shown by A. G. Hoffman &
for Education, Health and Physical Development, and
obtained that the liquor interests Opening o f Benton county Growers’ Co.
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were furnishing money to the
Do It Now !
Association Cannery.
Clifford and wife spent the
anti-suffrage ca m p a ig n . How Decoration and Celebration by the week end in town visiting old j $120.00 worth o f good furni­
ture for $60.00 (Call Friday or
must the women feel to be class­
City o f Corvillis.
friends. Both attended Pacific Saturday. R. D. Baldwin, 5th
ed with the saloon men, the
University a few years ago.
Ave. S. between 1st and 2nd Sts.
F or particulars address
gamblers and other vice pro­
Train schedules ami details on
A
complete
line
of
the
best
I
F or S ale —Shadeland-Climax
P A C IF IC U N IV E R S IT Y
moters? I rejoice that the Wo­ request.
varnishes can be had at the Pat­ seed oats. Ed L. Naylor, Forest
J. E. FARMER, Agent.
men’ s C h r i s t i a n Temperance
C are Committee of Control
Forest Grove, Oregon
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erson Furniture Store, Forest Grove.
Union in a large majority have
Forest G rove, Oregon.
Grove.
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FOR Q uick S ai . e - A $12000, 38
Mr. Stevens, o f Albany, has acre fruit farm on David’s Hill,
for $8500.
One o f the finest
moved into II. A. Williams’
fruit farms in Washington Co.
house on Pacific avenue. Mr. Terms, D. A. Kennedy Phone
Stevens is a motorman on the Vine 151.
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Oregon Electric.
F or S ale No. 2 Smith Pre­
Trunks and suit cases at re­ mier typewriter, good as new.
duced prices at A. G. Hoffman & F'irst offer of $30 takes it. Press
office.
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Go’s.
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Forest Grove Pharmacy
W
Phone
631
h i. G. HOFFMAN C( )
$4.00 ROUND TRIP
C O R V A L L IS
May 8 and 9. Limit May 12
YOUNG WOMAN !
At Pacific University
FRIDAY, MAY 9TH.
I
WATCH THIS SPACE!
Join
the
‘‘don’ t worry
your Ford today.
appointed
iast year.
chance this tune.
c lu b !"
Buy
1 housands were dis­
D on t
take
a
A n d remember that
the more w e make the better w e make
them.
Insist on an immediate delivery.
"Everybody is driving a F ord "- more than
200.t)iHt in service.
New prices -runabout
$i>00 -touring car 1675 town car $875—with
all equipment, f. o. b. Forest Grove. Gi t
particulars from
W . A . CHALM ERS
M ain St- G arage, F orest G rove, Or.
A cre T racts in Sun Set A d­
Prof. B. L. Howe, of Portland,
spoke at the S. D. A. church dition to Forest Grove to be sold
on terms. W. W. Ireland, Hoff­
Saturday morning.
man Building.
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Mrs. Farmer’s mother, Mrs.
F' or S ale Baled Clover, baled
Byerley, is spending a couple of Timothy in ton lots. Good stuff.
weeks in Dallas,
Ed. L. Naylor.
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S u b j e c t at Congregational
F'OR S ale 15 Angora Goats
church Sunday morning, “ Fare­ $1.50 each. One U. S. Cream
wells;” evening, “ Life’s Highest Separator No. 7, first class con­
Achievement,” R e v . Thomas, dition. John Hardebeck, Dilley.
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Pastor.
WANTED—2 Brood Sows, also
young calves. -W. Geittinger,
Furniture for Sale Cheap.
Cherry Grove, Oregon,
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Dining table, drop head sew­
Wanted
a
couple
o
f
young
ing machine, sanitary couch, iron
calves,
either
sex.
Phone
0185,
lied complete, chiffioner, rockers,
Edw. L. Navlor.
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mirrors and other articles, all
To E xchange —Seed potatoes
practically new. Must be sold at
for
equal quanity and quality re­
once, as party is going east.
turned this fall. Phone 0185,
Call at residence. 5th Ave., be­ Edw. L, Naylor.
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tween 1st and 2nd St., R. D.
Baldwin.
Advertise in the Press.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
Capital and Surplus
$ 60 , 000 .
U. S. D E P O S IT O R Y .
B oard
Geo. Mizner
L. J. Cori
H. G. Goff
W. H.
of
D irectors :
T. W. Sain
W. K. Newell
John Templeton Geo. G. Hancock
H. T. Buxton
Chris Peterson
Hollis
E. W. Haines