FOREST GROVE PRESS, FORES! GROVE, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 3, 1913.
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PROF. BENKORI Will
STUDY IN EUROPE
G. W. Markee and wife, of
Portland visited friends in this
A cre T racts in Sun Set
city over Sunday.
Addition to Forest Grove
New shipment of ladies and
to
be sold on terms. W. W.
gents silk hosiery, just received
Ireland, Hoffman Building
at The Peoples Store Hillsboro. Professor A. BenKori, who
has
occupied
the
chair
of
Modern
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T. W. Sain and daughter Mrs. Al Dilley, of the Watt Mrs. R, F. Emerson and child­
i Languages at Pacific University
Wanda, of Scoggins Valley were district, was a Forest Grove ren visited friends and relatives for the past seven years, has The Sunrise Notice.
Grocery will pay
SURVEYOR
trading at the local stores last visitor, Saturday.
been
granted
a
year’s
leave
of
cash
for
all
farm products, |
in
Portland
last
week.
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bateman,
by the board of Trustees Eggs, Butter, Veal and pork,
All kinds of survey­
work shirts all colors absence
Have yau seen that Auto and of Thatcher, were shopping in and Men’s
and
he
will
devote
that
time
to
the
best
market
price
paid
and
ing and maping.
prices at The Peoples Store reaserch work in linguistics in all goods sold at the bottom
Outing Sanitary Package at Litt- this city, Saturday.
Subdivisions a spec­
35tf Paris, Berlin and Madrid. Pro- price. Pacific Avenue at Third
ler’s Pharmacy? Its the neatest Albert LaMont, of Dilley, was Hillsboro.
ialty.
thing yet.
35tf a business visitor to this city, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Danielson : fessor BenKori and family will street. JOHN DODGE. Proprie­
took a trip on their motorcycle to leave next Monday for Iowa. tor.
H. B. GLAISYER,
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Edgar Meresse, Editor of the Saturday.
Hoffman & Allen Bld’g
Mrs. BenKori and daughter will F or S ale N o . 2 Smith Pre
News Reporter, McMinnville Frank Mott and sons, of That Salem Saturday.
Phone 806
visited his parents in this city cher, were pleasant callers at the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Par- visit with relatives in the hawk- mier typewriter, good as new. |
mely
of
theJSelitz
country
visited
Forest
Grove, Ore.
eye
state
while
Professor
Ben­
Sunday.
First
offer
of
$30
takes
it.
Press
Press office, Saturday, renewing Monday with Mrs. R. F. Emer­ Kori is in Europe.
office.
16-tf
The dest place to get Talcum their subscription to this publi­ son
of this city.
Prof. BenKori came to Pacific Wanted a couple of young
Powders and Face Creams is cation.
University
the University calves, either sex. Phone 0185,
Master
Holland
Emerson
had
Littler’s Pharmacy
35tf
M. Turner, of Banks, was con­ his hand burned badly last Sat­ of Chicago. from
He
is
a deep student Edw. L. Navlor.
27tf
Ben Hall of Forest Dale, was sulting a local tooth carpenter, urday with a rope on a hay fork. and is master of many
languages.
trading in Forest Grove Friday Saturday.
To E xchange —Seed potatoes
The talk of the city. Almost He is popular with the students, for equal quanity and quality re­
last.
Miss Ethel Adkins, of Gales three
thousand up to date L .and and has always taken a keen in­ turned this fail. Phone 0185,
Go to Joe’s Shop on First Creek, was shopping in this city, G. Shoes
27tf For Good Shortcake
just received at The terest in student body affairs. Edw. L, Naylor.
Street for an artistic hair cut tr Saturday.
Store Hillsboro. 35tf
The New Store is an excellent that is really short, you will find that
velvet shave.
Emil Crop, of Verboort, was a I Peoples
Mrs.
M.
W.
Patton
made
a
place
to trade, everything clean,
Glenn Giltner, of Portland, business visitor to this city, Mon-' trip to Eugene last week toj
neat
and
tidy.
Crescent
visited over Sunday with his sis­ day.
attend
a
Missionary
Convention.
ter, Mrs. Zoa Hartrampf, in this Mr. and Mrs. Garagus, of the The News-Reporter, a live and
Furnished room to rent close
Baking
city.
Manning section, were visitors growing county paper published Lindley A. Wells, who is in. Call Press offee.
32 tf.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ives, of to this city Monday.
at McMinnville, presented a very speaking for the National Prohi­
Powder
the Gales Creek section, were A man was arrested last week I attractive
F or S ale —One open buggy
bition
association
in
Oregon,
ad­
appearance
last
Thurs­
as new $60. Also one cart
is indispensable. It
Saturday visitors to this city. at Rogue River, who had been day. In honor of the Nation’s dressed audiences both night good
works evenly and
and
harness
$20.
Inquire
this
|
selling
clothing
at
Myrtle
Point,
Jake Buxton was a business
surely and keeps the
and
morning
at
the
Congrega­
birthday
the
front
page
was
office.
32
ft.
raise in suspension
visitor to the metropolis, Satur Rosberg and Grants Pass, from printed in three colors, red white tional church Sunday.
uutil the cake bakes.
which
the
tags
had
been
removed
j
day.
and blue. The press work was He stated that the people of W anted :- A place for an ener­
25c per Pouhd.
Miss Jessiline Disbrow, the and he was arrested, it being particularly fine, and shows that the state of Kansas have more getic girl of sixteen to work for
goodnatured and efficient little suspected that he may have rob­ an artist has charge of the money per capita than the her board and to go to school in
Ask Your Grocer
typesetter in the Press office, bed the Anderson store in this} mechanical end of the paper. people of any other state in the Forest Grove. Understands gen­ Crescent M anufacturing Go.
has gone to The Dalles country city. He gave the name of Geo. j Edgar Meresse, a former news­ union, and that there is less eral house woik. Apply to Mrs.
Seattle, W ashington
35t2
for a week’s visit with relatives Fish
paper man of this city, is editor booze drunk there than in other J. M. Baiber.
states; also this applies to Maine; I
Sheriff Reeves was up from Free—I will give away fir pole of the News-Reporter.
the county seat, Saturday morn­ wood from unburned slashing. Victor Brown of this city has these states have fewer inmates I
If you are sick
ing looking arouiid.
Phone Gales 255. The wood is be ui appointed by the State of public institutions than where
and need Medicine you
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Miller and in section 17, t, 1, s, r, 3 west. Forester as Supervising Warden, the saloon exists. He quoted
statistics
to
prove
this.
He
stat­
33tf- for Washington county. He will
should get the best.
daughters, the Misses Phyllis Thomas Cox.
and Jenness, spent the week end Miss Elsie Scott has been vis­ have charge of all state, county ed that in its infancy prohibition
We
dispense only the
with friends in the Rose City. iting the past week with friends and private patrol work in this made great strides, owing to the
purest drugs and chemi
county, and cooperate with fact tliat the saloon interests
S. G. Hughes, proprietor of in Portland.
cals.
We do it right—
had not organized to fight the
the local telephone system, was Corbett and Levi Crowthers Forest Supervisors of the Na prohibition
At right prices.
movement. But now
a business visitor to the mettop and Lewis Crawford, who have I tional Forests to the greatest they are using
every
effoi
t
to
extent.
olis, Saturday.
PACIFIC DRUG CO.
been working near Wasco, came: possible
fight
the
movement,
and
tl
at
to
It
is
hoped
that
residents
of
Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Via, of
' 35158,
Monday evening to spend the county will will give him meet this the temperance forces
FRANK MERESS, Manager
B lxton, visited the former’s home
the week, in this city.
hearty support and consult must be up and doing.
mother and sister in this city, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dennis of their
him
in
regard to burning per­
Friday.
4th of July at The Star
Scoggins
Valley
spent
an
over
mits
etc,
a local nature. He
Notice the change in name the, Sunday in this city with rel­ will be in of touch
The Star Theater will give a
with all local special
Forest Grove Pharmacy will be atives.
motion picture show to­
wardens
and
will
gladly
refer
j
known hereafter as L ittler ’ s
morrow,
both afternoon and to plan for that College Course.
requests for information to the!
Take a brick of icecream home nearest
P harmacy .
33tf
evening,
in
honor of the nation’s
you for any information
you from VanKoughnet & or assistance
Mrs. Bernard Ortman, of with
There is considerable discussion about Education but
birthday.
“Prisoners
of War”
be able to j
35tl give. A list he of may
Thatcher, was shopping at the Reider’s Drug Store.
is
a
heart
stirring
drama
having
local wardens
there is no doubt that a good general college course taken right
VanKoughnet & Iteder the with their addresses and tele­ its setting in Civil war timjs.
local stores, Friday.
Board and room at the Walker druggistshave a patent container phone numbers will be pub­ “The Wonderful Statue” is a is in the long run the practical thing in Education.
place, 3d Ave., North, between for their brick ice cream which lished in the local papers when Bunny humorous reel that will
A sch .cl we 1 equipped to do first class general college
make you reel with laughter.
A and B Street Phone Main 367. will keep the cream, for a long such appointments are made.
“
Broncho
Billy’s
Sister”
is
one
34tf time after yon buy it. 35tf
It will be impossible for the
those stirritg western dramas warrk is
Bob Rufli, of the Manning sec Brick Ice Cream 25c and 50c State Forester to personally in of
tion, was greeting friends in this at VanKoughnot & Reder’s drug gpect ail the work done by the: that will tingle your nerves.
city the last of the week. Bob store. Three flavors in each numerous supervising wardens'
Socialist M eetings
Forest Grove, Ore.
35tf in his employ and their success Professor
has always made his home brick.
W.
F.
Rios,
a
noted
around Manning, and is still Mr. and Mrs. John Byer, Jr. will depend very largely upon lecturer on Socialism, will speak
This school begins its 60th year of successful work in such
the support they receive from at the Artisan Hall, Dilley, July
heart whole and fancy free.
of Thatcher, were Forest Grove the
whom the Forestry 13, at two o’clock in the .after­ genera! college lines September 17th, 1913. Terms reasonable.
Bring your wool and mohair to visitors, Tuesday. John was law is people
intended
to aid and pro­ noon. At evening of the same Record and equipment good. Come and help us help you.
A. G. Hoffman and Company foi carrying his hand swathed in tect.
highest cash price.
18tf bandages, having raised an ugly
he will give an address at
The First National Bank has day
Come in and talk the matter over or address for Catalogue
L. C. Boyd, of the Fern Hi I blister on his palm while cutting been
Fern
Hill.I All those interested
removed
to
the
Nixon
block
wood.
John
should
receive
a
section, was a pleasant caller al
in the socialist cause are invited and further information
medal, as it is seldom you find a and B. F. Purdy has removed to attend.
this office, Friday.
his goods to the K. of P. build­
F or S alk : —My gas vacum man now-a-days who will go to ing.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, Forest Grove, Ore.
These moves are made Attorney W. P. Dyke of this
such
lengths
in
getting
up
wood;
carpet cleaner a well established
necessary because of the work of city will be the orator of the day
business in Washington and they generally let George or building
a new banking house on at Orenco, tomorrow.
rather
their
wives
do
it.
Yamhill counties. An exallen!
the
corner,
will be occu­
proposition, for particulars apply Miss Frances Myers one of the pied when which
completed
to E. L. House.
35tl
teachers in the public schools of First National Bank. by the
Misi Emma Busch, of Oal Portland, has returned to her Mrs. W. A. Barker and son of
Hill was shopping in this city, home in this city for her sum­ Portland are visiting W. H. Bar­
mer vacation.
Monday.
ker and family of this city.
John Cornelius, of Blooming, The proprietor of the local pool Holman Ferrin, who has been
AT
was shaking hands with his joint was arrested and fined the attending the University of Ver­
friends in this city, the first of past week for allowing minors mont the past year, has returned
to frequent his resort.
the week.
to his home in this city. Holman
graduated
from the University
Mr.
and
Mis.
Harvey
Baldwin,
Mrs. Eunice Walker, of Gas­
of
Vermont
last month. He will
who
are
farming
in
the
Wapato
ton. a former resident of this
spend
the
Summer
at the Break­
section,
spent
the
week
end
with
city, was in the Grove, Saturday
ers hotel as head clerk.
relatives in this city.
calling on her friends.
H, Archibold, of Hillsboro, Ed Rivett. of the Oak Hill Charles Walker and wife have
was in the Grove, Sunday, call­ section, was trading with the gone to Newport, where they
will conduct a dancing pavillion
local merchants, Saturday.
ing cn his friends.
during
the summer. Joe Morley
Unice S. Banister, of Portland, The largest assortment of accompanied
them.
recently of Canada, has pur­ men’s straw hats ever shoed in
chased the farm of W. B. Ogilvie, Hillsboro, from $1 to $3 Peoples Col. Eddy, right-of-way agent
EACH
35tf of the S. P. railway ctmpary
near this city and has moved Store Hillsboro.
theron. The farm is Wi II im­ Miss Anna Taylor left for former newspaper man of Forest
was a visitor here, yester­
proved.
Portland Wednesday to attend Grove,
day.
Bert Doan, of Oak Hill traded the C. E. Convention.
Colin Dyment, Northwest
at the local stores Monday.
The Peoples Store is receving editor of The Portland Journal,
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Mr. and Mrs. JamesReeher, of new up to date goods daily. has moved his family to this city
the Wilson River country, were Dont forget to see the many for the summer. They are occu­
Admission 50 cents
Grandstand Free
In this city the first of the bargains at the Peoples Store pying the Austin house recently
i Hillsboro.
35tf j purchased by Mr. Dyment,
week.
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