FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1913.
II NEW STORE OPENING!
The Opening of our New Store will take
place Wednesday, June 25, at 10 o’clock.
W i l l Y o u b e th e re ?
s h o p in.
W e w i ll s h o w y o u a g o o d s t o r e to
W e h a v e im p ro v e d o u r S to c k a n d
S e r v ic e
50°|o.
Now for instance, could you ever before buy in this town a 20c Lawn
or Dimity at 6c per yard; a 35c Voile for 15c per yd.; Silk Mulls worth 60c
at 25c per yd.; a $3.50 L adW Shirtwaists at $1.25; a $2.50 and $2.00
Shirtwaists at 75c.; a $1.50 Shirtwaist at 25c. How about a high grade
$3.75 tub Silk Shirtwaist for $2.98.
Could you ever before get FREE a pair of 25c hose with each pair of
Shoes you buy, or a good linen collar with every shirt you purchase, or a
Windsor Tie with every Boys’ shirt.
How about 7 bars Lenox Soap for 25c., or a gallon can of Peaches for
35c.; a 3 lb. Can of high grade Coffee at $1.00.
These are some of the values that w e are going to offer the Public
Wednesday morning, June 25, 10 o’clock.
The opening proper will last four days.
along.
Refreshments will be served
The bargains will last right
Free during the Opening.
W e are going to give the shoppers of Forest Grove and vicinity a place
where they can shop in the expectation of always finding something new
and something a bargain.
Our Premium Offer of Silverware, Plain and Fancy Dishes is attract
ing many to our store. For every $6.00 worth you purchase, paid in either
Cash or Produce, you will receive Premiums. Sack Sugar not included in this Offer.
Store will be closed Tuesday afternoon and will remain closed until
W ednesday morning 10 o’clock preparatory to this opening.
C a ll F o r P a in tin g Bid*.
CUPID GETS HARD
JOLT IN HILLSBORO
County Clerk Luce Refuses to
Grant License to Polk
County Man.
Cupid, the little love god, is
meeting with all kinds of trouble
since the new law, requiring
men who wish to be married in
this state to present a certificate
of health duly signed by a
licensed physician, to the county
clerk, before a bliss certificate
be issued him.
Last Satnrday a Polk county
man appeared at the desk of
County Clerk Luce, in Hillsboro,
and requested that he be grant
ed a license to wed. But Luce
turned him down on the ground
that he did not know whether
the physician who made out the
certificate is entitled to practice
i or not. He said that where a
man came from an outside
county armed with a physician’s
certificate, he should also have a
sworn statement from the
county clerk that the medical
examiner is entitled to practice
in Oregon. Clerk Luce alleges
that if this ruling is not fol
lowed, it would invite fraud that
might be wide spread,
The new law requiring men to
present a certificate of health
before they may be granted a
license to marry in Oregon, is
causing many couples to take
little jaunts into Washington,
where they have the knot tied.
Vancouver is a popular Gretna
Green for lovelorn couples, and
j the ministers over in the mili
tary town are taking in many a
bright gold piece that should
remain in Oregon. Never a rose
without its thorn. Selah.
Mrs. Rose Olmsted and family
are visiting in Portland this
week.
Paul and Benjamin Abraham
of Patton valley were in town
Friday.
Miss Sarah Lyman of Portland
is visiting in this city with rela
tives.
Mrs. Mary Voget, after hav
ing visited in this city for a few
weeks, left Sunday for her home
in Walla Walla, Wash.
Miss Mildred Thomas left Sun
day for Los Angeles where she
will visit with her aunt.
-----------------------COME AND BRING YOUR FR IEN D S------------------------
F o r e s t G ro v e, O reg o n , J u n e 10th. 1918.
T h e S ch o o l B o a n l w ill re c e iv e sealed bids fo r
th e p a in tin g o f th e e x te r io r a n d c a lc im in in g of
th e in te r io r o f th e C e n tr a l a n d L in co ln schools.
Si e ificatio n s w ill be f u rn is h e d on a p p lic a tio n a t
th e office o f th e S chool C le rk . B ids w ill be re c e iv
ed u n til 12 o 'clo ck noon, S a tu r d a y , J u n e 2 8th, 1913.
M R S. D O R O T H Y H . S E Y M O U R ,
C h a irm a n B o ard o f D ire c to rs, school D is tr ic t
N o. 15, W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , F o r e s t G rove, O re g o n .
A tte s t: R. F . W IR T Z .
C le rk o f th e B o ard .
N o tic e o f W a rra n t S a le .
S ealed b id s w ill b e re c e iv e d b y t h e u n d e rs ig n e d
u p to a n d in c lu d in g 12 o 'clo ck noon, S a tu rd a y ,
J u n e 28th, 1913, f o r $1000 in w a r r a n ts o f
School D is tr ic t N o. 15, W a s h in g to n C o u n ty ,
O reg o n , W a r r a n ts to b e d q te d J u n e 28th, 1913,
p a y a b le in
th r e e
y e a rs a n d
b e a rin g
in
t e r e s t a t th e r a t e o f 6 p e r c e n t p e r a n n u m ,
in te r e s t p a y a b le s e m i-a n n u a lly . N o bids w ill be
rece iv ed f o r le ss th a n $60.00. T h e B o ard re s e rv e s
th e r i g h t to r e je c t a n y a n d a ll bids.
M RS. D O R O T H Y H . S E Y M O U R .
C h a irm a n B o ard o f D ire c to rs, School D is tr ic t
N o. 15, W a sh in g to n C o u n ty , F o r e s t G rove, O re
gon.
A tte s t: R. P . W IR T Z ,
C le rk o f B oard.
N o tic e o f F in a l S e t t e e m e n t.
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t I, th e u n d e rs ig n e d
a d m in is tr a tr ix o f th e e s ta te o f Is a a c R . A n d e rs o n ,
d ec eased , w ith th e w ill o f said d e c e a se d a n n e x e d ,
h a v e filed in 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 W a s h in g to n c o u n ty , m y final a c c o u n t a s
s u c h a d m in is tr a tr ix , a n d t h a t sa id c o u rt h a s s e t
M onday, J u n e 23, 1913, a t th e h o u r o f 10 o’clock a.
m. a s tn e tim e , a n d th e c o u n ty c o u rt room in
H illsb o ro , O reg o n , a s th e p la c e f o r h e a rin g ob
je c tio n s to sa id a c c o u n t a n d th e final s e ttle m e n t
o f said e s ta te .
D a te d th is M ay 17, 1913.
S A R A H M. A N D E R S O N .
A d m in is tr a tr ix o f th e e s ta te o f Is a a c R. A n d e r
son, dggB M ld, w ith th e w ill o f sa id d e c e a se d a n
n ex ed .
N. W B A R R ETT .
A tto r n e y f o r said e s t a t e .
29t5
Boys on Long Hike.
The Loyal Sons class of the
Christian church of Tillamook,
are on a long hike, and reached
this city yesterday. They played
a game of ball with the Forest
Grove [team, and left here for
Turner, Oregon, wherh they will
attend the state convention of
the Christian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ula Hanna and
Master Robert Pollock enjoyed
the Rose Show in Portland, Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell
were Rose City visitors, the last
day of the week.
Mr. Elmer Hamilton of Kan
sas city, was visiting in Portland
with relatievs.
Mrs. Martha Hammoc and
Mrs. C. McClaury of Cornelius,
were business visitors in this
city, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodell Matteson
of this city, visited with the lat
ter’s sister Mrs. Jim Page, of
North Yamhill Sunday.
Mr. E. W. Lamb, has begun
grading his lot on North “ B”
street preparatory to moving his
house thereonon.
Mrs. Ragsdale and daughter
Nellie, of Idaho are in town for
a few months, while she former
regains ner health.
Prof. BenKori will spend the
summer months on his ranch in
upper Scoggins valley.
Rev A. B. Snider and family
of San Francisco are spending
their summer vacation with rela
tives in Cherry Grove.
W. T. Patton, of Portland vis
ited here Sunday and Monday
with relatives.
Very Common Here.
The final word about straw
berries has not been said till this
day. The Kidd grocery store
has on exhibition a luscious, red
ripe berry which measures ex-
acitly 6 inches around the waist
line—and that is going some for
strawberries.—Umpqua Valley
D. Sage exchanged his proper
News.
ty
in this city for a farm.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. MacAlear, Services in Tent on Main Street.
Teacher’s examinations are on !
Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan
have moved to their summer and son Lowell of Hillsboro
Religious services are being | at Hillsboro this week, and sev
home near Cornelius, where Mr. visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. held each night in a tent o n ! eral pedagogues from this city
Buchanan has a large hop yard. J. Good, Sunday.
Main street, corner 1st avenue are taking the tests.
Mrs. D. N. Morris is improv
south,
by a number of men and
Lindley
A.
Wells,
Field
Supt.,
Alex Alexander, of Portland,
ing
after an attack of rheuma
women
from
Portland.
These
visited the Baxters in this city of the Oregon "Out to Win"
S e a s h o r e o r M o u n t a in s
Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Alex- Prohibition campnign will speak people are preaching the gospel tism.
m
the
Congregational
church
without
asking
any
aid
of
Forest
W.
J.
Good
is
remodeling
his
V IA THE
ander was a former resident of
Sunday,
June
29.
Mr.
Wells
is
Grove
people,
as
they
work
at
residence
on
“
B”
street.
this city.
| an eloquent and forceful speaker trades and professions during
Mrs. M. Best, of Hillsboro,
and the public is invited to hear the day time and preach at visited in this city, Friday with
him.
night.
Season Tickets on Sale [ C O / S U N S E T
3-Day Tickets on Sale
_ D. N. Morris.
|0G D EN»SH AST a 1
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
Daily Until Sept. 30
Saturday and Sunday
R OUTES
Saturday evening the merry-
Clinton McGill was home from
B enefits of S u n sh in e .
go-round, located on the Laun-1 IF YOU CAN READ, YO U j Buxton Sunday.
D on't l>e nfrniil of Kiumliine
CAN BE A GOOD
dry block on First Avenue will
an d fresh nlr. T hey offer you
Chas. Miller has invested in a
bloom and color.
A nd deep
COOK
run for the last time. The pro
drug
store at Independence.
b reath in g Is* surely th e hnndtunld
TO
prietors are gentlemen whom it
W e w ill sh o w you how . T a k e a n y re c ip e
of th e fresh n lr nurse.
Deep
Norris McKay visited in Port
f o r ca k e, muffin», b is c u it o r p a s tr y , fo l
[ is a pleasure to meet, and they
breath in g (fives n tine flifure a t
low d ire c tio n s a n d use
Tillamook and Newport Beaches
land Tuesday.
well ns n clenr complexion.
have furnished amusement to
S enson f a r e s fro m th e p r in c ip a l s ta tio n s to N e w p o r t o r T illam o o k B e a c h e s a r e a s follow s:
FROM
Mr. and Mrs. Horsch and Miss
TO
FARE
TO
FARE
hundreds of children the past
Portland
Newport
$6.25
Tillamook Beaches
$4.00
Jennie
have
moved
to
Los
An
t i
week.
Oregon City
6.25
4.70
a
a
geles, having lived here the past Salem
5.15
6.00
Alfred
Freerksen
was
in
from
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a
a
Albany
4.00
7.30
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
winter.
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a
Corvallis
his ranch in the Thatcher sec-
3.75
7.10
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5.80
9.00
POWDER
A son was born to the wife of Eugene
S c h o o l C h i l d r e n 's M e a l* .
ion, Saturday, and went on down
<
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a
a
Roseburg
8.75
12.00
R etfulnrlty should l>e th e key
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a
*i
0. C. Calahan. of the Laurel- Medford
12.00
to Portland to attend the electri
17.20
T a k e a ll the tim e you
note In th e tn k tn g o f food, and
a
a
“
Ashland
1«.00
17.75
w ant to m ix it, and let it
wood
section,
last
Friday.
cal
parade.
am ple tim e m ust tie allow ed for
C o rre s p o n d in g low f a r e s fro m o th e r p o in ts . W e ek e n d ti c k e t s on s a le fro m v a rio u s p o in ts.
stand ten or fifteen m in
the child to e a t Its meals. It Is
Haward Taylor has gone to SUN D A Y EXCURSION TRAIN ON THE C. & E. R. R.
Lieutenant Wi l l i a m Henry ute« b efo re baking, if you
especially d u rin g the early y ears
wiah, it w ill be all the b etter
Columbia
beach to attend the Y.
L e a v e s A lb a n y a t 7.20 a . m .. C o rv allis. 7.50 a . m a n d c o n n e c ts w ith th e S . P . tr a in s 16 a n d 14
Harrison Myers, accompanied by
o f school life Hint th e n u tritio n Is
N o r th b o u n d a n d N o. 13 S o u th b o u n d .
•C R E S C E N T * has tw o
M.
C.
A
convention.
apt to suffer, for th e child I s then
his daughter. Miss Minnye, went p ow er u n its and N E V E R
under a new kind of e x c ite m e n t
EXCURSION FARES EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Vande-
to Portland, Wednesday, to at P A IL S T O R A IS E T H E
There Is w orry over lessons, a
T ic k e ts w ill b e sold fro m all m a in a n d b r a n c h lin e p o in ts in O re g o n to E a s te r n d e s tin a tio n
DOUGH.
hey,
of
Hillsboro,
are
rejoicing
tend the reunion of Oregon’s pi
o n e w a y th r o u g h C alifornia o r v ia P o r tla n d . S to p -o v e rs w ith in ltm iL
desire to h u rry off to sellout, and
over the birth of a son, the
m eals becom e to th e child a
oneers. Lieutenant|Myers is not 25c Full Lb.
Tickets on Sale Daily to Sept. 30
seco n d ary consideration.
C are
youngster
arriving
Monday
only one of the earliest settlers A S K Y O U R G R O C E R
ahonld he ta k e n to avoid Incom
Final Return Limit Oct. 3 l i t
night Mr. and Mrs. Vandehey
of the great country “ where rolls
For b reu ttfu lly illu stra ted h n o k i.t " V acation Day», and bnoltlets d e e e r ib in t Tillam ook
patible m ixtures
Also, a s Dr.
ounty B m d i n . N ew p o rt and o th er point», aa w ell aa in form ation ab o u t E a stern F ares,
the Oregon,’’ but he also took a C r e s c e n t M a n u f a c t u r in g C o m p a n y are now living at Hillsboro, but C route»,
Clock s u g g e s t s . It Is Im p o rtan t
stop-over», e tc ., call on n ea re st Ajrent or w rite to
S e a ttle . W a sh in g to n
that the child lie fed regularly
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland. Oregon
were
formerly
residents
of
this
very prominent part in subduing
an d not between meals.
city.
the Indians during early days.
Lawerence Bam ford of Hill
side was in town Tuesday.
A. G. HOFFM AN & CO.
PHONE 631
SUMMER VACATIONS
CRES CENT
B AKI NG
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