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FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE. OREGON. THURSDAY AUGUST 14. 1913. T he FOREST GROVE N A T IO N A L B A N K A t T h e r Only Roll of Honor Bank in Wa*hington County PRO FESSIO N A L AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY J. N. H o ffm a n CAPITAL - $25,000.00 SURPLUS - $35,000.00 DEPOSITS $400,000.00 A tto rn ey-rt-L a 'a Dr. D. W . W ard Dr. E. B. B rook b an k AND PROBATE ONLY P hysicians a n d Surgeons The subjects at the Congrega vice, 8 p. m. Thursday mid-wk EQUITY Office Hoffman Bldg. Pacific Ave. First Ave. No-th tional church next Sunday as an prayer meeting. Visitors aie Ind. Phone 502 Forest Grove Phone: 22 Office COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 40x Residence 402 nounced by Rev. Thomas will be heartily welcome. Forest Grove, Ore. morning: “Filled with God’s F irst M ethodist : Hiram Gould M ark B. B um p J. A. THORNBURGH P r e s i d e n t H . E. FERRIN, a s s t . C a s h i e r JOHN E BAILEY - V« ■ P T. G. TODD - D i r e c t o r Fullness;” evening, “Heavenly pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a. D R . C. E. V / A L K E R W. W. McELDOWNEY - C a s h i e r J. W.FUQUA - D i r e c t o r | Defenders. ” A ttorney-at-law m., Mr. Schramel, Superintend i Rev. James Moore, superin ent; Preaching Services 11 a. m., South of Court House O steopathic P hysician tendent of the Salem district, Epworth League 7 p. m., Even Hillsboro, Ore. will preach at the First Method ing Preaching Service 8 p. m., Treatment by Special Appoint ist church Sunday morning. Prayer Meeting Thursday even H ollis & G raham ment Only Rev. Gould took in five mem ing. All are cordially invited to =MNtt£ bers last Sunday morning. A tto m e y s-a t-L a w these services. II. W . V o ’lm er, M . D. Rev. Father Buck will be F irst C hristian C hurch : First F orest G rove, O gn . P hysician a n d Surgeon away the greater part of next and Third street, J. B. Holmes, THIS IS LINEN Office in Abbott Bldg. week in attendance of the an pastor. Sunday School 10 a. m., E. B. T o n g u e, nual retreat for the clergy of Both Phones Forest Grcve, Ogn. J. A. Parker superintendent. At A . G. Hofiman &: Co.’s Store this archdiocese, to be given at Communion and preaching at 11 y ltto rn e y -a t-L a w Ind. Phone« \ Columbia University, Portland. a. m.; Christian Endeavor 7 p. District Attorney. Our new line of Linens has just arrived from Belfast, Ireland. Rt. Rev. Bishop Lawler will m., Kennard Dixon, president; Hillsboro, Ore. vV. Q . T u ck er, 1 1. D. There is a complete line, carefully selected, and the values and preach the retreat. He is aux evening sermon at 8 p. m. iliary Bishop of St. Paul, Minne- Week day services: Officers and prices are as good as can be found in any large city. P hysician e n d Surgeon J. C row th ers i sota. teachers’ meeting on Tuesday Dr. E. P hysician Calls answered promptly day or night a n d Surgeon Everyone is cordially invited evening 8 p. m.; chorus drill, Table Linens in all the new Embroidered Towels which Phone: O.fice 271. I.’esidence 283. day and night patterns; some beauties for make excellent gifts, each to the services in St. Anthony’s Mr. George Jackson, leader, each 1 Calls answered Office in Jackson Pharmacy wedding gifts; range in price at $1.00 Chapel next Sunday morning at Wednesday evening; prayer ser- Cornelius, Ore. Dr. H . R. K au ffm an per yd from - 50c to $2.50 Turkish Towels excellent 10:30, when the pastor will vice each Thursday evening; P hysician & Surgeon everybody, each preach on the n.uch misunder- the ladies of the church meet Napkins to match all linens, at values - for 25c, Office: Forest Grove N at ! Bank B uilding 30c and 35c stood doctrine of “Indulgences. ” each Wednesday afternoon at W . B. C O O N , V . S. a doz from $2.25 to $7.50 Phone Main 0131 O ffic e o s 1 st S t . Fine Satin Quilts varying in If you have a vague and possibly 2:30; the C. W. B. M. meets the These Linens are guaranteed price from $3.75 to $5.00 Forest Grove, Ore. Between Pacific and 1st Ave. S. erroneous idea of an “ingul- first Tuesday afternoon of each Having to Contain No Tow Yarn. Plain and Bro- in white and bought out Dr. Feeley, Vet gence, ” go and learn just what month; the board of officers meet erinarian, I wish to notify the public R. M . E rw in, M . D. Tow yarn is a short waste caded Crepe3 many colors, thread found in almost all ranging in price per yard they are from a Catholic stand on the first Monday evening of day that or I night. am prepared to answer all calls, P hysician a n d Surgeon linens, which when laun from - - 20c to 50c point. each month. A cordial invita Phone Main 95 F orest G rove , O re Tamiesie Bidding dered, washes out and your During the County Fair the tion is extended to all to share in 3d and Main Sts. linens will not withstand Fancy Crepe Voiles 38 and ladies of St. Anthony’s church these services. wear. Our new linens con 40 inches wide in white and Hillsboro, Ore. tain all full length linen colors, range in price per yd will serve the meals. Already S t . A nthony ’ s C hurch ; Rev. A cre T racts in Sun Set threads and we stand hack from - - 25c to 65c preparations are being made and J. R. Buck, pastor. Services: in k later, M . B., C. M . of every piece to your en Ratines in the new stripes, j something good is assured. Forest Grove: Mass on the Addition to Forest Grove S. T. P L h ysicia tire satisfaction. n a n d Surgeon per yard - - 50c Last Saturday morning two first and fourth Sundays of the to be sold on terms. W. W. Delta Building young men were ordained to month at 8:30 a. m.; Mass on the Ireland, Hoffman Building Hillsboro, Ore. Holy Priesthood in St. Mary’s second and third Sundays of the See Our Window pro-Cathedral, Portland. Rev. month at 10^30 a. m.; every week E lm er H . S m ith , M. D ., D . O . Father Black and Rev. Father day at 8 a. m. Benediction with Why not come in today? Don’t forget to look Clancy. Rev. Father Buck was sermon every Sunday 7:30 p. m. ‘P hysician, Surgeon Cornelius: Mass on the first1 Anything you have in mind in attendance. a n d O steopath Sunday of the month at 10:30 a. Calls answered day or night. Feed Mill will run every can be found here reasonably over Our Bargain CHURCH NOTICES. .^Hillsboro National Bank Bldg. m.; Mass on the second and third day in the week. Department I" priced. : : : : : : Hillsboro, Ore. < For all churches who hold regular services in this Sundays of the month at 8 a. m. city. The proper authorities are requested to W h o le sa le an d R etail Gaston: Mass on the fourth send in their announcem ent early each week.) Sunday of the month at 10:30 a. Bran,Shorts, Rolled Oats, Ground J. O . R obb, M . B. T or. J S eventh D ay A dventist : Third rd m. (Note: A fifth Sunday in a Oats, Ground Wheat, Crackeo h ysicia n a n d Surgeon I Street. Regular services of Sa month occurring, the time and Wheat, Cracked Corn, Whole Phone P City bath Day, 10:30 a. m. Sabbath < place for the masses will be an Wheat and Corn, Middlings and Rooms’4.and 384 5, Schulmerich Bldg. School; 11:30 a. m. church servi nounced.) Catechism: In For several kinds of Hard Wheat Hillsboro, Ore. ces. Missionary meeting Sunday est Grove on Friday at 3 p. m.; flour, Sack Twine and Sacks, in Cornelius on Saturday at 4 p. lay and Vetch Seed. evening 8 p. m. Prayer meeting m. Saturday at 4 Give us a call when in need. W . M . L an gley & Son Wednesday evening 8 p. m. A and 7 Confession: p. m. Altar A cordial invitation extended to all. general meeting of Society: the society u.d Phone 50x Forest Crove, Ori Lawyers F irst C ongregational : Rev. will be held on the first Wednes of January April, July and D. T. Thomas, pastor. Bible day F orest G rove, O gn . October. Sermons are always in THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN School 9:45 a. m., Morning Wor English masses on every ADVERTISING BY THE ship 11 a. m., Junior C. E. 3 p. Sunday. at 0 b"th v tyone, regardless W . P. D Y K E m., Intermediate C. E. and Y P. of cre°d. is cordially invited to ' S. C. E. 7 p. m., Evening Ser- «11 services. A ttorn ey-at-L aw NEW YORK AN D C H IC A G O ForCst Grove ^ Bank E](j F ire Perm its BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES _ BOTH GROUPS: “ WHERE SHALL WE EAT TONIGHT?" County Fire Warden A. V. -------------------------------------- r orest Grove, Ore. Brown, of Forest Crove, was in the city Saturr ay, and tells the Argus that permits to burn SU RVEY O R slashings do not cost farmers a I cent, as the state pays the ex B 1 All kinds of survey- Embalming and penses of the warden. The state ing and maping. Funeral Directing forester has endeavored to have Subdivisions a spec- ft j the county court appoint all su- ialty. FOREST GROVE UNDERTAKING CO. j | pervisors to deputy vvardenships, j but this has not been done as H. B. GLAISYER, J . S. Buxton, M anager yet. If you want an ordinary Hoffman & Allen Bld’g slashing burned you can write Phone No. 6 4 2 Fores! Grove, O r. Phone 806 | Mr. Brown, at Forest Grove, and Forest Grove, O r e . ! he will grant the permit, unless it is in the heavily timbered dis- 1 tricts, when he will % visit the place and inspect the premises, ! ascertaining the advisability of burning at the time. If you have a slashing to burn, FOREST GROVE, OREGON ! it will be well to take no chances, j is the penalty runs from $50 to $500. Hillsboro Argus W EEK W. F. HARTRAMPF is GENERAL O FFICES UNDERTAXING \ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK M II O p erates A ga n. Carlton, Ore.—After being idle since the latter part of 1911. the big sawmill here is again in op eration under the management of Phil Buehner, head of the Carlton Lumber Company. Capital and Surplus $ 60 , 000 . U. S. D E PO SITO R Y. F air D irectors M eet. The board of directors of the Tillamook County Fair Associa tion met at the Tillamook Co n- mercial Club rooms last Saturday afternoon and transacted busi ness in connection with the fair which will be held here Septem ber 3rd, 4th and 5th.—Tillamook Herald. B oard of D irectors : Geo. Mizner T. W. Sain W. K. Newell L. J. Corl John Templeton Geo. G. Hancock H. G. Goff H. T. Buxton Chris Peterson W. H. Hollis E. W. Haines