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A party of young folks spent
Sunday in Portland, among them
were: Buleah Ireland, Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Ferrin.
Mr. and Mrs. William Weitzel
spent the week end in Portland.
Mr. R. M. Stevens returned
Sunday from a three weeks visit
with his daughter at Lodi, Calif.
Jim Baldwin and son Vern,
On a hunting trip in the moun
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Munkers,
tains Mr. Stevens and friends
and Roy Snaringer returned to
shot five deer.
their homes in this city after re
Dr. Strictland of Oregon City
cuperating at Tillamook.
called Sunday to see his sons who
Roy Burnsworth of Portland
are visiting their grand-father
spent the week end with home
W. H. McEldowney of this city.
folks.
Mrs. Anna Haan and daugh
Mrs. L. S. Porter and grand
ters, Stella and IJorence, of
children are home after a two
Monmouth, formerly of this city,
months' visit with her son on
visited here over Sunday.
Gales Creek.
Mrs. John Boyd of Cornelius
Miss Nina Fuller of Boston,
stopped in the Grove Tuesday on
was visiting at the Penfield
her way to Cherry Grove.
home the past week.
Several young people from
H. N. Penfield of Portland
Buxton, Orenco,' Hillsboro and
was visiting at the Penfield home
several other surrounding towns
the past week.
past thru the Grove Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Beal and Mr. and Sunday on their way to the
and Mrs. Frank Bestern and Christian Endeavor Convention
sons o f Tillamook visited in the at Gaston.
Grove last week returning to
Miss Margaret Hinman was a
Tillamook I» Friday in their auto
Hillsboro visitor the past week.
with' Mrs. Chas. Stokes.
Raymond Blair returned to
Mrs. L. Shogren has returned
Minneapolis after an extended
home from a two weeks’ visit
with her son, 0 . L. Shogren of visit with home folks.
Cornelius.
Mrs. L. C. Misz and son Don
ald visited at Carlton Saturday,
where Mrs. M. S. McNutt gave
a recital, Donald taking part.
Miss Julia Shotwell returned
Monday from a short visit at the
Bennett home in East Gaston.
While there she was delighted
with the Walnut and peach orch-
ar I on the Withycombe place and
brought home some excellent
samples.
85c; rhubarb 1 to 2c a pound;
| egg-plant, 6 to 7c a pound; corn,
! 15 to 20c per doz; peas 5 to 6c a
! pound.
Wool Hops Etc.
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1 " ■ Wool—Eastern Oregon, 10 to
Among the people who were 16c a pound; Valley. 16 to 18c.
Hops 1912 crop, 15 to 18c; con
re^,f*ere<* at tbe Hotels this
week were.
tracts, 18.
Laughlin
Mohair—1913 clip, 30 to 31c
C. H. Grain and son of Port pound.
land, F. Chest of Portland, L. E.
Livestock, Portland Yards
LeGarie of Portland, J . F. Bar-
Cattle—steers, prime, $8 to
dette and wife of The Dalles, E.
8.35: good to choice, $7 to 7.50;
F. Hoskinson of Portland, J . S.
common to fair, $5 to 6; cows,
Bolderic of Portlan
I). W.
top, $7 to 7.35; fair to good, $6
Watson of Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs.
to 6.50; bulls, $4.50 to 5.50; stags
E. P. Hogue, Multnomah. H. L.
$5 to 6; calves, $8 to 9.
Anderson, Portland; G. R. Baker
Hogs—Best, $9 to 9.30; com
Portland; A. F. Kostin, Buxton;
mon to good, 8 to 8.75.
A. E. Badge, Portland, Mattie
Hannon, Buxton, D. W. Watson, Y /A vgA v.v,v.v.v.vr.ssm »
Tacoma, F. Chest, Portland, S.
F. LeGarie, Portland, E. F.
Hoskinson, Portland, J . F. Bur-
d^tte- Portland- J - s - Boldric,
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Dawley, Denver,
T. E. Manning, Portland.
Forest Grove
(Open to all organizations holding: reg u lar m eet
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| FRATERNAL
j! DIRECTORY
David Mobley, John Sain, E.
G. Mo Katz Dallas Texas, M. M.
Lewis Beaverton, G. Nod Port
land, G. W. Pierie, Portland,
I). A. Mobley, Portland, Geo. H.
Temple, Portland, J. M. Daine,
Portland, L. W. Moore, San
Bdn’oo, Col., W. W. Amburn,
Mrs. L. L. Brenaman of Los Portland, Ethel Amburn, Port
Angeles is visiting her aunt and land, E. P. Hogue and wife,
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. La Portland.
Course in this city.
Bain Hoskins made a business
Mrs. Frank Jones has returned
trip to Portland and took in tht
home from Portland where she
circus last week.
spent a few days visiting friends.
Mrs. Irving Phillips and two
children left for Philomath last
week for a visit at her former
home.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 28. 1913
W HOLESALE PRICES
Grain, Hay, Flour, Etc.
“An ounce of preventati/e is
Bring us your kodak work miy
worth a pound of cure Hollitser’s size film developed 10 cents.
Rocky Mountain Tea has been Forest Grove Studio.
2tf
“ preventative for thirty years.
Nothing so good to keep you
well. 35 cents Tea or Tablets.—
Vankoughnet and Reder.
The GOODS
The Real Test
Is To Try
this modern bak
ing powder with
the 2-powe>- units.
We mean
The SE R V IC E
To serve you best is our policy.
To please you is our endeavor.
In service we excel because
we take unusual means to pro
vide comfort, convenience and
satisfaction in p v p f v df-al.
C re s c e n t
B akm g
| P ow d er
l
ings in th is city .)
H olbrook L odge N o . 30. A.
F. & A. M.— Stated communica
tions first Saturday evening of
each month. All visiting Masons
welcomed. J . W. Hughes, W.
M.; H. C. Parker, Secretary.
We certainly have them—any
thing you could want that any
drug store carries. The qual-
is good—we look out for that.
The assortment is big. The
prices are right—very fair.
Its action is two-fold. One unit
partially raises the dough and
the other holds the raise insus-| This is the logical place to
pension until the food is baked.
trade because you get what
Your money back if it is not want and you know is right.
Do all your drug store trading
satisfactory.
at
2 5 c per Pound.
Ask Your Grocer
The DRUGGIST
Littler’s Pharmacy
THE PitESCRIPTlON SPECIALIST
Crescent Manufacturing Co.
Seattle, Washington
Phone 901
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J a m e s B. M a t h e w s , Post No.
6, G. A. R .—Meets first and
third Wednesdays at 1:30 p. m.
in K. of P. hall. Ciias. Knapp, 1 ^v.::ii!!i:ii.,ii!;:iiiimu:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiu;mu;imiuiu!a!!i;iii!|;lllll>l llll,lll||»iiinai;iiH uiniim ittaiiiB niiiiui»uiiiiiim B — üi— m n ir t ^ .
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Adjutant; Patrick Cronin, Com
1 A C O M P L E T E A N D U P - T O - D A T E L IN E O F %
mander.
W o m a n ’ s R e l i e f
C o rps
N o .
11. — Meets second and fourth
Thursdays at 2 p. m. in K. of P.
hall. Louise Butler, President;
Sophia Smith, Secretary.
NEW FALL
MILLINERY I
Wheat—Track prices: New club
D elphos L odge No. 36, K. of
Mrs. 0 . L. Kennedy and 80 to 81c; bluestem, 83 to 84c;
Is N ow On Display al TTAe
P.—Meets
every Thursday even
daughter who have been visit fortyfold, 80 to 81c; red Russian,
ing
in
K.
of
P.
hall.
W.
C.
Miss Ruth Austin is now home ing with her sister, Mrs. Olm 78c; valley, 81c.
Shuts, C. C .; J . S. Buxton, K. of
from an extended visit to Sea sted, have returned to their home
Flour Patents,$4.70; straights R. and S.
in Portland.
side.
$4 to 4.10; exports, $3.55 to 3.65;
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Mr. Ed Boos and wife visited Valley, $4.70; graham, $4.60;
Miss Hazel Barker left Sunday
W ashington L odge No. 48, I.
for an extended vacation at his parents at Scoggins Valley whole wheat, $4.80.
O. O. F. — Meets Monday even-
If You W ant the New Things, W e H ave 1 hem
Sunday.
Rockavvay.
H ay-T rack Prices: Idaho tim- ing of each week. J . H. Shear-
Mrs. J . S. Buxton is visiting
_____ othy- $17 to 18; Eastern Oregon er, Noble Grand; R. M. Taylor,
Guy Stockman and wife and
* W ith the services of our expert trimmer, we will still continue
Npwnm
t thi« timothy, $15 to 16; alfalfa, $12 to Secretary.
Miss Hazel Stockman have re- her parents at
$13;
grain
hay,
$10
to
11;
clover
our policy of “A H at That Suits” at a price that suits
turned from their trip to Bar- j week.
$9 to 10.
F orest R ebekah L odgs No.
Vlew-
, Miss Irma Quick returned
O a ts-B e st white, new $24 to 44, I. O. O. F. Meets first, third
Miss Mary Stockman and little Wednesday from a weeks vaca- 25 per ton.
and fifth Wednesdays of each I
brother William Henry are visit- tion to Barview and Tillamook,
Barley—Brewing, nominal new month in I. O. O. F . Hall. Flor
ing at Hillsboro with their grand-
Miss Elhel Joy returned Mon feed, $23 to 24; rolled, $26.50 to ence Templeton, Noble Grand; I
Two Doors V/esi of the Forest Grove National Bank
parents, Mrr and Mrs. Henry Ljay f rom an extended vacation 27.50.
Margaret I. Mallory, Secretary.
Herrington.
SH O R B BLDG .
P A C IF IC A V E .
! at Gearheart.
Millstuifs—Bran $24 to 24.50
R osewood C amp N o . 3835— ;
Mr. Elias Smith, of Shenan
Mrs. J. J. McDonald of Alba- per ton; toiddUngs, $30 to 31; R. N. of A. meets every first i njiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii !ti!iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ti nuiin ¡muni'' ■
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doah, Iowa, is visiting Mr. W. J. ny and Mrs. M. Saltmarsh visit- shorts- $26 to 26.50.
and
third
Fridays,
at
8.
p.
m.
Good of this city.
ed over Sunday at the home of
Butter, Eggs, and Poultry.
Mrs. Dora Emmerson Oracle,
Miss Addison of Independence Mr. C. A. Littler. Mrs. McDon-
Country Dressed Meats Pork Mrs. Marie Patton, Vice-oracle,
who was head trimmer for Mrs. aid is on her way to
Alaska. fancy Uc to 12c; vea] extra 14c. Mrs. Winnifred Aldrich, Record
Loinbaid has returned to help
President and Mrs. Bushnell to 15c; heavy, 10c to 12c.
er.
with the fall season of millinery. J were week end visitors to Alba-
Cheese—Fuil Cream, twins and
Richard Spring who has been ny.
triplets, 17c to 17ic; Young
TRAIN SCHEDULE
working at Astoria has returned
Lawyer Graham and family Americans, 18 to 18Jc; cream
arriving and we take pleasure in making the statement
G iving C o rre c t T im e of th e A rriv al and
to this city and is visiting at the m0ved la t week into their* new brick> 22c: Swiss block- 24c
that for Quality and Prices They Cannot be Surpassed.
Blank home.
Butter—Oregon creamery cube D e p a rtu re of A ll F o r e st G ro v e T ra in s
residence on North Main Street.
32c
per.
pound.
Francis Taylor has returned
II. F. Price has again return
OREGON ELECTRIC
Poultry —Hens, 14 to 15c: broils
from his summer at Goodnoe ed to his old home town after a
and
fryers,
17
to
18c;
ducks,
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P ortland
A r F o r est G rove
Hills, Washington, where he has year of school in Philadelphia.
young,
10
to
12c;
geese,
young
6
:4
5 a. m.
8 :0 5 a . m .
been working in the employ of
8 -0 5 a. m.
9 :2 5 a. m .
Mrs.
Hoahn
and
daughters
8
to
10c.
his uncle, W. A. Rice.
10:25 a . m .
1 1 :4 5 a. m .
Florence and Stella, who are now
Eggs-Oregon ranch, case count
1 :2 5 p . m .
2 :4 5 p . m .
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Taylor living in Monmouth spent the 25 to 26c per dozen; candled 29
3
:4
5
p.
m
.
5 :0 5 p . m .
went to Oswego Lake Saturday past week in the Grove visiting to 30c.
All wool suitings, 56 inches wide, per yd
-
$ 1 .7 5
6 :4 0 p . m .
5 :1 5 p . m .
to attend a picnic of University old friends.
6 :3 5 p . m .
7 :5 6 p. m .
Crepe de Chine, in colors, light blue; Copenhagen,
Fruit* and Vegetables.
of Nebraska graduates.
8 :3 0 p . m .
9 :3 5 p . m .
cream and black, 40 in wide, per yd
$ 1 .6 5
Mertroe Hollinger left Tues
1 1 :4 0 p. m
Fresh Fruits -apples, new, $ 1.
1 2 :4 5 p . m .
The Misses Helen Bishop and day morning to spend his vaca
Empress messaline, 40 in wide, per yd
$1.00
Zola Kirry returned Tuesday tion working in Gills book store 25 to 2.25 per box; pears $1.50 to L v F o r e s t G r o v e • A r P o r t l a n d
1.75 per box; cantelopes, $1.25 to
6 :1 0 a . m .
7 :3 0 a. m .
New plaid silks for waists, 40 in wide, per yd -
$ 1 .65
from a week’s outing at the of Portland.
6 :4 5 a. m .
8 :0 5 a. m.
1.75 per crate; oranges. $4.50 to
breakers.
Brocaded silks in lavender, blue and brown, 36 in
8 :3 0 a. m .
9 :5 0 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Otterson $-50 Per box; blackberries, $1.25
wide, per yd -
1 0 :3 5 a. m .
1 1 :5 7 a. m.
$1.65
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wilson,
are the proud parents of a baby 1° 1.35 crate; lemons, $8.50 to
1 :0 5 p . m .
2 :2 5 p. m .
Mrs. Francis Wilson and Mrs. R.
We also have just gotten in a nice assortment of
girl, born August 16.
9 50 box: pineaples, 8c per pound
3:40 p. m.
5 :0 0 p. m .
A. Dawson of Albany are guests
Ladies’ and Men’s Mackinaw Coats in the latest
grapes $1 to 1.75 per crate;
6:00 d . m.
7 :2 0 p. m .
at the home of Mrs. Minnie Bab
Mrs. W. F. Powell and sons peaches. 40 to 75c per box: plums
styles and colors, ranging in price from $ 7 .0 0 to $ 1 0 .0 0
8:06 p. m.
9 :2 5 p . in.
er this week.
Douglas and Clement of Port 75 to $1.25 per crate; watermel
9:45 p. m.
1 0 :5 0 p. m .
•Jefferson Street Station.
land
are
visiting
at
the
M.
S.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bernard
ons, $1.50 to 1.75 per hundred.
left Tuesday for a business trip Allen home this week.
Potatoes -New Oregon, $1 to
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Remember Our Premiums and
to Portland.
Dr. Martin spent the week end S1 25 per hundred; sweets $2.50
L v P o rtla n d
A r F o r e st G rov
Bargain Departments — They
to $2.75.
Julia DeMon spend Sunday in in Forest Grove.
7:15 a. m.
8:40 a . m.
tu n u •
„.
..
Vegetables - Cabbage, $2 to
3:30 p. m.
5:32 p. m.
Portland visiting her sister and
Mean Money to You
-:-
Will Names, who now resides 2.25 percwt; peppers 10c at 15c a
5:40 p. m.
6:58 p. m.
friends.
^
.nP ortbn d drove o u tin h .s c a r ^ u nd; garlic. 7 to 8c a pound; L v F o r e s t G r o v e
A r P o rtla n
+6:40 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
Florence Temhlelon spent the Saturday to return to Portland cucumbers. 35 to 50c a box- acti
10:20 a. m.
8:24 a. m.
v e 'k end in Portland.
with his mother and sister, Mr. choke*. $1 to 1.25 do?en; toma-
> 10.-00 a. m. • •
*8:40 ». m.
Geo. Handcock spent Faturdry R *‘nei mother has been very toes 50 t0 75«. ^
j)0X. green
6:20 p. m.
4:38 p. m.
in Portland sn btia'ne'«.
P0
i beans 2 to 3c per pt; celer
•Sunday only
tDaily except Sunday
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§ H O P
MRS. L. I. LOMBARD
new f all hoods
Our New Fall Dress Goods are Now
We Have Used Great Care in Making Selections and
it will be your advantage to see these before buying
Some of the New Arrivals are:
A. G. HOFFMAN & COMPANY
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