r 'X f THURTDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1913. FromN • •••«••••••••••••«a* 1 -------- HILLSBORO. >cèò«c#o#o*3S • • • • « . ! • • • 'S ' ) FOREST GROVE PRESS this year AUCTION, ---------- CLOSING OUT! i will The not Xmas go as shopping hard on papa’s PAGE 5 The talk of the city. Almost three thousand up-to-date Ladies’ and Gents’ Shoes just received at The Peoples Store Hillsboro. 35tf Kidney trouble is particularly Feed Mill will run every to be dreaded because its pres ence is not usually disovered un day in the week. til it has assumed one of its worst forms—diebetes, drobsy, W holesale and Retail or Bright’s disease. If you suspect that your kidneys are Bran, Shorts, Rolled Oats, Ground affected, by all means use Hollis Oats, Ground Wheat, Cracked ; ter’s Rocky Mountain Tea—the systemic cleaner and reg Wheat, Cracked Corn, Whole great ulator.—Vankoughnet & Reder Wheat and Corn, Middlings and several kinds of Hard Wheat Buy Kabo corsets at Purdy’s ^ 15tf Hour, Sack Twine’Iand Sacks, store. Hay and Vetch,Seed. Give us a call when in need. W. F. HARTRAMPF pocket-book as it did in former years if people buy at the right time and in the right place. K. N. Staehr of the Bazaar is run ning a sale on doll toys and Xmas gifts of all kinds for young and old. Mr. Staehr says that he wants to make sure of selling everything in that line this year as he has an enormous stock and (Continued from First Page) I. C: S. Man Hers. does not know whether he will in all the large dailies, only of the very Geo. B. McClellan, 505 McKay continue in that business much longer. He has reduced the Building, Portland, representing prices latest model. from one third to one half the International Correspondence This additional investment, including on every article which in the last word in type composing ma Schools of Scranton Pa., has ar off cases is below cost. Every chinery, will place the P ress printery ranged an interesting display in j many is now on display. Long in the lead of any plant in any city of the window of the Star confec thing tables have been placed all over 3,000 population in the Willamette tionary and will offer special dis-1 his loaded with beautiful Valley, and we will expect to be re count on all I. C. S. courses f <r , toys store and gifts and it is indeed a 19tl j wonderful quired to publish the livest newspaper one week. sight for any one to and to produce the most satisfactory Xmas Shopping Begun at Bazaar behold. Many people are buying UNDERTAKING printing. The P ress plant will not their presents now in order to be only have the largest output, but inas It doesn’t look reasonable that sure what they want >nd Phone 50x Forest Grove, Ore j Embalming and much as our equipment is new and up- such enormous amount of toys while of the getting stock is complete. 18tl I ___________ to-date (it being our policy to always and Xmas gifts as the Bazaar Funeral Directing keep it so), we have the facilities of carries could ever be sold in a S ociety stationery of correct FOREST GROVE UNDERTAKING CO. turning out a better class of work as little place like Forest Grove but V’ANTED—The P ress desires style and neat appearence may well. Over this equipment are placed Mr. Staehr is setting prices on be obtained from the PRE^g job expert workmen who study all the new his goods that will interest any to secure a live correspondent in department. J. S. Buxton, Manager ideas in printing, and who strive to not one as he intends to make a clear every community in Washington only make your printing satisfactory ance sale of it and has for years county. Send in your application Purdy’s store is not on Main Phone No. 642 Forest Grove, Or. but to add a character and individuality drawn the biggest part of the { at once. ; Street, but it pays to walk. 16tf to it. Xmas trade from .all over Wash Let us all get behind Forest Grove ington and Yamhill counties. I and push “Oregon’s home town’’ to the This year besides giving a beau- | leading ranks, where she belongs. It tiful doll away as usual he also will be easy after we once get the ball a will give a $20 gold w’atch. With rolling. every purchase of one dollar I thank you for favors in the past a ticket with a number is given I and assure you that the “people’s paper’ ’ and whoever holds the lucky | is always in sympathy with your worthy numbers Xmas eve gets the endeavors and protectful of your inter prizes. 19 j ests, and the P ress printery will always Wm. A. Schilling, eye sight spec-‘ be at your service. Let us join one another in the*true lalist of Portland will be at spirit of thanksgiving for the manv Shearer & Son’s Jewelry store blessings enjoyed by the fortunate citi everv Saturday from 9 A. M. Now that this years crops have been taken care of and before next years are zens of Washington County, and by to 5 P. M. Dr. Schilling 19tx our blessings let us remember that in planted is the best tim e to purchase land. our hands has bten placed the develop The Walla Walla Frontier Days I ment of the wonderful possibilities of at the Sar Theatre Thanksgiv W e keep constantly in touch with live buyers and sellers. If you w ant to sell w e this favored section, and determine to ing night only. We just run) advertise your property. If you w ant to buy w e will find w hat you want. measure up to the task before us by films of the latest Wild West! closing the day with a determined spirit show and depict many sensa of progress that will not be downed tional and thrilling feats. DO ANY OF THESE SUIT YOU? Auction sale of cattle at Smith’s barn Dec. 6th at 10 P. M. Four young high grade Hol stein cows. Two high grade Durham and one Jersey cows. Two yearling Holstein heifers, One spring calf, one fall calf, This is not a cull sale. 19x2 81 The Christian Advent Church of Hillsboro, has a new bell which was hung in the steeple a few days ago. The physics and chemistry lab- ratory of the High School has just been equiped with a new apparatus from Chicago. Mrs. A. Sexton and daughter, Beth, were guests of Mrs. Winni fred Gunton to see the “Wolf” at the Crescent Theatre Thursday evening. Attorney Yeager and family are now occupying their hand some new bungalow on Washing ton street. The plans for the new Moose building on the corner of Second and Washington Streets have arrived. The cost will be $32,000. The structure will have a front- tage of 66 feet with a side wall of 99 feet. The basement will consist of barbershop, swimming tank, turkish bath-room and lockers, The first floor will be a store room, and the second floor will consist of lodge, banquet, and club rooms. The third floor will have dance floor, parlors and reception rooms. Erwin Webber manager of the big H. Bahlsen cake factory of Germany, is considering Hills boro as a possible future site for a similar factory in this country. He is interested in Oregon be cause of the fact that milk, eggs until there is a family on every forty or and flour are plentiful, Oregon’s less acres for miles about, and until timber supply is also an attrac-1 Forest Grove is established in its tion, for large quantities of box i natural rank of leadership in the North wood are needed for the business. west Willamette Valley. — _ ;— — M. E. Church. J. G. Boos was in from his rock The Woman’s Home Missionary quarry Dilley Tuesday. Society will take their regular ’ Mr. Boos above was one of the leading thank ofiering next Sunday morn- merchants of this city for several iug. years with a store located at the The subject of the morning ser present site of King & Caples. mon, by the pastor, will be Chas. Clark, of Forest Grove, “Home Missions.” Next Sunday evening the M. ! left for Wallace, Idaho, last week. E. choir will give a sacred con cert. Mr. Isaacs will have charge of the music. Every one is cor-1 dially invited and bring your Monday, December 1. at BOO friends. p, m., inside Ryal’s Livery Barn, , The Brotherhood will meet in twelve cows—Jerseys and Hol- the church parlors next Tuesday steins, six fresh and six fresh evening. soon. One black horse, weight. 1250 pounds. One brown driving Union Thanksgiving Services horse, weight 1100 pounds. Four There will be union services dozen pullets: Rhode Island Reds, j at the Congregational church Plymouth Rocks and White Rocks. tonight. Rev. Dunlap of the M. Other articles will also be offered. E. church will deliver the sermor. Terms: Under $10, cash. $10 and ,'ver, six months on approved Congregational Church. security at 8 per cent. Two per j The subject for the morning cent off for cash. service will be “Stepping Aside. ” J. W. Auctioneer: Geo. Evening subject “God’s Temple” Naylor, Hughes. Clerk. Prof. Taylor’s Bible class will H. D. Layma and Charles E. call on the “shut ins” Wednes Hall, Forest Grove, Oregon. day, taking flowers, fruit and groceries. G riswold ’ s C andy K itchen and Q uick L unch — At corner Pacific Avenue and College New Arrivals The place for fresh Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Walsh are Way. homemade candies, lunches, the proud parents of a nine pound popcorn, peanuts, etc. 18tf girl born Monday, Nov. 24. Congratulations are being ex You know as well as any one tended to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. when you need something to reg Willis over the arrival of an ulate your system. If your bow eight pound boy Saturday morn els are sluggish, food distresses I you, your kidneys pain, take ing Nov. 25. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. A ten pound boy arrived at Always relieves. Be well tomor the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harve row by taking it tonight. Baldwin Monday Nov. 25. Good rubbers at Right Prices, Next Sunday at 3 P. M., 0. H. for all kinds of snoes at Purdv’s 16tf Joy, representing the Interna store. tional Bible Student Association, will give a talk on Bible subjects When in need of some more at Vest’s hall. >ffice stationary call on the PRESS job department. Envel Back from New York City - opes, cards, letterheads, circular Felix Verhoeven returned from letters, bill heads etc. an extended trip to Chicago, Al bany. New York City, Washing few hair brushes and clothes ton, D. C., and all through the A brushes left at 25 per cent dis south last week. He sold four count at Littler Pharmacy. 18tf houses in Albany and a lot in New York City, but says that The Book Store will have a great Portland has got all the eastern reduction sale on all toys for bourgs beaten to a pulp. Felix the ten days. We want was gone a couple of months and room next for other holiday goods had a good time. and for this time will mark all Miss Hazel Barker is visiting toys down toastonishirgly low with friends in Portland this prices. Now is the time to buy for Xmas. 1812 week. Public Sale. -1 NOW IS THE TIME TO UY * FARM 9K acres; four blocks from business center of city; all in cultivation; good 7-room house with electric lights, bath toilet, etc. Good barn and chicken park. House furniture and 40 laying pullets go with place. With four cows and a few chickens this place will produce over $125 per month. Price $7500. Good terms will be given. J. A. PARKER Repairs and Oils HARNESS H e has a Special Oiler for the purpose. 5 acres all in cultivation, on ly one mile from town and sidewalk entire distance to place, Good 5-room house; good barn and chicken park. This is well drained and is choice land for berries and garden truck. Price $2300 on Let us know your wants. H e carries a full line of D riving G loves and both H eavy and Light H arness Parker G uarantees His WORK Pacific Avenue, Forest Grove, Oregon. Phones: S hop, 742; H ouse, 831 CIBZ39 8 8H£ 9 QBEHft HEAT FOR ■ THE FEET Heat is a great reliever. If you are the owner of a good hot water bottle you have the means at hand for relieving scores of ail ments, such as neuralgia, pains in the chest and ab domen, etc. The most common usfe though, of a hot, water bottle, is to give comfort to those who suffer with cold feet. Our fall stock of hot water bottles is in, and we are showing a splendid assortment of the strong, durable, dependable, kind that are made for long w ear. We have a large and varied stock of rubber goods, and invite your in spection. S T he Rexall Store Van Koughnet Reder & D ruggists and S tationers Forest Grove - - Oregon ( p 40 acres all in cultivation; two miles from Forest Grove. Good 6-room house and good barn;,wagon shed and granary. The best of land. Stream of running water through place. Two cows and 3 heifers, team, wagon, hack and all farming implements, hay and grain go with place for $10,000. Terms will be given. We will be pleased to satisfy them. GOOD INVESTMENT CO. PH O NE 501 = ] FO REST G RO VE PRESS BUILDING = ^/lllllllNllllllllllilllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ 1 Thanksgiving S p e cia l STAR THEATRE 1 AT TH E “FRONTIER DAYS” A three reel special of Walla’s Round-Up at The STAR Thursday Evening ONLY. ■