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FOREST GROVE PRESS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1913
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THE WARNER CORSETS
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YEAR'S COURSE
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no Good Thinqs In Store For Local
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People Who Attend— Lyceum
Movement Th ro u gh o u t
America Growing With
Marvelous Rapidity.
CRESCENT MILLS SOLD
FOR VALLEY FARM
P A IE 7
•’ « " a cuuicv tu'uio Aiate department
that the Chilean congrega had ad
THE BOOK STORE
is receiving new goods every day
journed without paaaing a pending bill
for the fall trade. Have already to increase the tariff on lumber. The
in a large display o f new books proposed action would have affected
by the most popular authors.1 sertoualy the lumber trade between
Many Notes i f Activity in the Also a fine line of box stationary Washington and Oregon and Chile.
and pound paper. Call and see
Southern Part of City
S. A . W A L K E R
U . L ID Y A R D
us. H, R. Bernard Proprietor
WALKER & LIDYARD
Special to our Subscribers—The
P r ss has secured for your benefit
Chester Bump as our regular reporter, '
CANNING PEACHES
and William Freeman as our special
news man. These gentlemen will take
We will have the very best
care of the news of South Forest
canners
on about August, 30th
Grove and will report promptly any in
formation given them.
at the Lowest Possible Price;
SHOEMAKERS
1st Ave. N., near Main St.
We are prepared to do
the very best of all
kind o f shoe work.
The Crescent Mills are now Crawfords, Elbertas, and Char-
Th» conriTt*. Iivturea and entcrtaln- running full swing, turning out lotts, Oregon grown, direct to us
nifiilM wlili h urn pictured and descrlb
«1 herewith represent a group o ' good
tilings which are In store for the put
j runs of Itie h k 'iiI Lyceum course this
season
They are booked through the
; oldest and largest bureau ill the world
the Itcripstli a bureau which guar-
iinlcos every one of Its attrsctloua to
j m ake good
In all parts of the American con
(incut tile l.ycenm movement Is grow
ing. and as it grows In size It is like
wise growing In popularity. There are
today more than l-MXK) Lyceum courses
In tlie United States, besides some
L.MKl Chant.'iintuas
Incidentally it is
of interest th: 1 1 more than tKXt of all
j (lie Chautniiqiin* In this country are
managed by tlie same bureau, from
which the attractions described on this
ìli
[inj’e are booked.
L;, Cf.iUt . idei’tainmenta differ from
The Best Assurance
any other t; pes of public amusements.
In that tbe> leave tlie community life
belter for their having come and gone
Every Lyce im lecturer has a message
which lie be'ieves will benefit Ills hear
ers The aim o f Lyceum musical com
panies or entertainers is to help main
tain or raise the standard of the art
they represent In all the towns and
cities they visit.
The follow ing are the Lyceum course
attractions which ure to he heard here
this season;
that a Corset will hold its shape is the j
name Warner's R u st-P roof upon it.
Warner's Corsets remove all the
worry and uncertainty o f choosing a
nameless corset.
There is pride and I
pedigree in the Warner trade-mark. It
bears the distinction o f having created
more beautiful, erect, stylish figures
than any moderate - priced Corset in
America.
Look for the Warner
Name and Fee) Sure
r
W e carry an extensive line of these corsets at the
following prices, viz: $ 1 .0 0 , $ 1 .5 0 , $2.00, $ 2 .5 0
$3.0 0 , $3.50, $4.00, $ 5 .0 0 and $8 .0 0 .
W e also have an experienced corset
fitter and guarantee a perfect fit.
Business is picking up in th e i
outh end of our city.
The Pacific Condenser Co. has!
introduced a machine which
greatly shortens the labor o f the
canning. The empty cans are
put in one end of the contrivance
ai.d they come out full and sealed
for market.
Si veral crews of men are
stopping at the various boarding
houses.
The newly electrified
Southern Pacific Railroad has a
sub station and supply house here
which is in full working order, j
The company are constructing a
m< dern steel bridge over Gales
Creek between here and Dilley. j
Three numbers of this yea r’s Lecture
! Course being offered by Pacific Uni-
| versity and the Forest Grove High
School will be furnished by the Redpath
Lyceum Bureau, and two musical num
bers by the Conservatory of Music of
Mr. Sawyer recently sold his
! Pacific University.
Oak Hill ranch and will live in
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twenty-five barrels of flour per. from the grower. Leave your
day, besides numerous oth er; order now. For satisfaction and
varied products. J. D. Rode last quality phone 001, Schultz Pure
week completed the arrange - 1 Food Marken and Grocery.
ments for the exchange of his
mill, warehouse, town property
and residence for a 495-acre farm
on the car line between Albany
and Eugene. Mr. Seek, the new j
owner, will take possession next
April.
UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY
Special attention given
to crippled feet.
The STORE
of QUALITY
and
Right Prices
I
PRUNES
EVAPO RATED
W e are Prepared to
Handle Large or
Small Quantities
n
No Orders too Large or too Smalt.
School Supplies, Kodaks and
Camera Goods. Everything
Guaranteed as Represented.
Evaporation done on the
share, or for cash, or we
we will purchase your
crop outright. Try us.
FOREST GROVE
Fruit Evaporator
P acific D ru g C c .
Forest Grove -
- Oregon
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the residence known as the An
derson house near the Southern
! Alexander’ s Church. Cornelius. Pacific depot.
| Mass and Comn union every
Mrs. C. C. Gilson is visiting
morning, and exposition of the
her brothe> at Barton, Oregon.
blessed sacrament and benedic
Fred Boyd and wife, from the
tion in the evening. Forty hours’
Fern
Hill district, were shopping
B E adoration will commence on Fri
r - day morning and close with high in Forest Grove last aturday.
DB
DB mass on Sunday.
Every one is
Miss Leone Smith will teach |
IO cordially
invited to all tlie | school near Gaston this year.
aDŒÛJBB
services.
1 Her work began last Monday.
Ask for Green Trading Stamps. They are -f value.
G .HOFFMAN & CO.
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Last Saturday W. C. Freeman
went up into the Pike Country to
purchase 150 goats.
G ST O fiE
Suits,
all wool Oregon cassirrere,
$12.50
All Colors
Y o u need not sacrifice
com fort and appearance
in y o u r boys nose t o
get that s t r e n g t h so
necessary to resist the
hard wear he gives them .
The hop pickers of the Frank
Miller yard enjoyed an ice cream
treat this year.
Miss Letha Davidson attended
tlie rally in the Congregational
Church at Forest Grove last Fri
day evening. An excellent pro
gram was rendered, in which
Miss Annie Freeman participated.
CASSiMERE SUITS
FOR KEN AND BOYS
IRON CLAD
Stockings
Are mace in Ore
com bine elasticity with tre
mendous durability. It’s the
“ s p e c i a l t w i s t ” in the
s p e c i a l y a r n and thirty
years’ experience in knitting
that does it.
gon and guaran
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sawyer
were in Portland on business last
Friday, as were also Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Doane.
teed all wool
Not I r o a
b u t lota o f
b a r d WOO!
in them.
Rita Watson and Cressa Tennis
were working in the Condenser
last w eek.
only $ 1 2 . 5 G
T o rcst G ’ ova
O regon
will
Beginning June 1st give to its
patrons in Beaverton, Elmonica,
Orenco, H il 1 s boro, Cornelius,
Forest Grove, Gaston, Dilley and
all country lines a
Marion Nighten and John Wil
son and son were investigating
the homestead lands in Harney
County last week.
S p e c ia l P r ic e
Don’t Miss This Charce for Such a Bargain
WASHINGTON - OREGON
CORPORATION
Mr. Randall is having bis
house reshingled. Edward Free
man is doing the work.
All Sizes
E lastic-Strong!
lohn E. Bailey
C. Dyke, who is still renting
the 500-acre ranch o f Mrs. J. M.
Smith, has just finished thresh
ing a 'arge crop of clover.
Assortment
Iron Clad
T h ey are guaranteed to give
Satisfaction.
Roy Freeman was sick for a
few days last week, but he is all
right now.
Large
IT ’S A N
TRY THEM
Mrs. Dodson, who has not yet
fully recovered from the • ffects
o f an operation, is feeling better j
this week.
J. G. Parker had several visit
ors last week. His sister, Mrs.
Unuvoo, and family, from Red
Blutr, California, are visiting at
his home, and are enjoying theii
visit very much. They drove uj 1
¡n their touting car. Mr. anu
j‘ Mrs. Bums « i» also staying at
the home of Mr. Parker. Last
Sunday he took his visitors on a
i to Beaverton.
!
Electric rate
on all cooking and heating ap
pliances
and
small
domestic
motors.
Phone Main 9 2 2 Hillsboro for particulars and
our representative will call.