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THURSDAY, DECER BER 11, 1913
The People’s Exchange
ABE AmiffiKal T©wffii
(Carl Hoffman acid Fred A. W atrous, Props.)
THESE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Campfire Meeting—The Camp-j Have you noticed the fine big
fire Girls will hold a council sign out in front of the P ress
Are an index to the life of Forest Grove and surrounding country.
meeting at the home of the Misses office?
They
are open to merchant» and all who deiire a brief and effective medium for reach­
Ruth and Evelyn Patton Satur­ N. Y. Co. Well Represented by
ing
the
public.
This department will solve your problem» and fulfill your want». Readerr
day at three o’clock.
Forest Grove People—Word has
will find valuable information and helpful suggestion».
How About This Fruit—A reached this city from the East
The most widely read section of the PRESS, this department will place your locals
little
turnip thirty-two inches that Claud Mason, a graduate
where people look for them, and where they will not be offended in reading them. Price
Popular Prices, 5 and 10 Cents.
around is on exhibit at Rasmus­ of Pacific University with the
I cent per word each insertion, minimum total charge 2S cents.
sen’s Feed Store. It was grown class of 1909, and former state
by W. F. Harris, a farmer of chemist of Idaho, will soon take
Wanted
Get your ms rv_*d seats early
the Hillside section, and would a big position with the United
make a real good meal for a good States Rubber Company of New W ood W anted —The P ress for the Alpha Z< ta Minslrel
York as chemist. This is the desires to secure several cords of Show. Tickets on sale at the
! sized cow. What?
Book Store, beginning Saturday,
Ship. Harness to G oble-A r- lar»efst ru^ber company in the both Oak and Fir wood to apply December
6.
thur Parker, the harness man of country and employs forty people on subscription, advertising, or
this city, has just shipped a fine in the laboratory Prof Wh.ttle- job work.
All kinds of gift books at all
heavy team harness to Goble, sey. who formerly taught chem-
kinds of prices at the Book
Wanted
to
lease
ranch
of
40
acres
! trimmed
below Portland.
It
was
nickel
,stry
locfA
•coll?iie1anJ
whu°
Store.
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and made of the finest married M.ss Wmnifred Marsh or more. Good reference. Di­
harness leather, and will make a ' t£ ,8I?c,ty.- JS direcftor- ? ~ f- rect C. E. Stevens, care of Fundamental Music Training
team loom up in great shape. It W- N- Ferr'n ,s. 3ec.ret ry of. the Lewis Gorde Star Route Gales in classes, as taught by Mrs.
was made in Parker’s harness Mason has been
a handsome
salary of .Creek, Forest Grove. 19t3p Mary Cahill-Moore in Portland.
o|in n h v h im q p lf
in
the
employ
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snop Dy nimsen.
I Rubber Regenerating Corn- Wanted—woman or girl to work Mrs. E. E. Williams.
Perpetual Motion in the Veg­ the
pany, of Mishawaka, Indiana, by the hour. Inquire this office Have you seen those toilet sets at
etable Kingdom—Sherman Ba­ for a couple of years. Prof. C. | _________________________
the Book Store?
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con, the mantle lamp man and E. Bradley, another Pacific Uni­ W anted —Girl or woman to 19tf
agriculturist, has a kale story versity graduate, whose mother general housework. Address, H do
Wm. A. Schilling, eye sight spec­
that sounds good to a hews- lives at Banks, is one of the Dodson, Forest Grove.
ialist of Portland will be at
j writer. In April, 1912, Sherman chief
chemists
there.
Shearer & Son’s Jewelry store
| planted some kale, and during Builds Fine Bungalow—H. E.
For Rent
every Saturday from 9 A. M.
| the Summer and Fall he got a Witham, former cashier of the
good crop, merely picking the First National Bank of this city, F or R ent —Furnished rooms,cor­ to 5 P. M. Dr. Schilling 19tx
leaves. Last Spring he got a big has completed a $5,000 bungalow ner of Pacific Avenue and B
seed crop and in the Fall of this at
Nelly—If vou follow the direc
14tf tions
Laurelhurst, Portland. He is Street, North.
year he picked another heavy in the
faithfully, I will wager my
employ
of
the
Dooley
In­
crop, and more leaves are a-grow- surance Company and is appar­ F or R ent —4 room house at sweetest smiie you’ll gain 16
I ing. What puzzles the P ress
pounds by taking three packages
per month. Phone 0185— of
! is, how long and how much will ently raking in barrels of money. | $4.00
Rocky Mountain
15tf Tea. Hollister’s
Former P. U. Coach in Hills­ Ed. Naylor.
; they grow, and if so, why?
35
cents.
or Tablets.
boro—Roy Heater, who formerly | F or R ent —A completely fur­ Not anything so Tea
Knights Elect Officers—The coached
for a pres­
the Pacific University nished, modern, six-room cot- ent, or nothing nice that
Only 11 More Shopping Days Knights of Pythias lodge of this track squad
last
when
Alfred
Gilbert,
city met in their hall last Thurs­ who afterward became world I tage, three blocks from post-! longer than a nice will
picture.
j
office.
Apply
to
Good
Invest-i
day evening and elected the fol­ champion in the pole vault, was
We have them at the Book
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lowing officers for the ensuing a member of the team, has ment Company.
Store.
year: Earl Buxton, C. C.; An­
the Hillsboro High School
For Sale or Trade
drew Kelley, V. C.; P. C. Star- taught
Don’t wait until all the seats
football team the past year. A Auction
rett, Prelate: W. C. Schultz, M. few
!
are
sold for the Alpha Zeta Min­
sale
of
high
grade,
days ago his lads played a Holstine cattle, at Smith’s barn, strels.
of W.; Roy Fogle, K. of R. and scoreless
Get them now. Tickets
game
with
Dallas.
S.; C. A, Brodersen, M. of F.:
on
sale
at
the Book Store. Satur­
December
6.
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C. 0. Roe, M. of E.; R. Watkins, Pacific Avenue Real Slippery—
day, December 6. ‘ Reserved seats,
M. of A.; Oscar Love, I. G.; On frosty mornings the past Alfalfa hay for sale, choice 50 cents. General admission, 35
Raleigh Walker. O. G.
week it has been very difficult third cutting just received. W. cents.
horses to navigate on Pa­
15tf Death to headaches. Glasses
Not September Morn—But a for the
Avenue. The pavement was F, Hartrampf.
Day—Fred Day, a former resi­ cific
slick as an ice rink and the de­ F or S ale —Fourhead of horses. fitted by Drs. Lowe & Turner.
dent of this city, but now claim as
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livery
skidded about two- Enquire at Smith’s Barn, Main
agent of the Southern Pacific, thirds horses
of
the
way
down
the
hill.
Street.
passed through Forest Grove
We suggest that you answer
this week en mute south to pay Will Register at U. of W -
your Xmas questions with one
off some claim. When the Espee Ben Mayfield was in the city last F or S ale or T rade : Stump of Roe & Co.’s writing desks,
runs over a sheep or cow they week to attend a college party puller in good condition and parlor tables, set of dining
send Fred, even if it is clear He will matriculate at the Uni- suitable for heavy work. Will chairs, or whatever is needed
across the state, to pay off the versity of Washington the next sell cheap for cash or take cow, to make your home complete
farmer who has had his feelings semester. Coach Dobie, the phe­ young cattle, or calves, or pigs in comfort,
trade or might consider a
hurt and his animal killed.
nomenal coach at the university, in
B. Lacourse and the firm of
light wagon if in good condition. S. N.
Local Man Invents Useful Ar­ who has never suffered defeat C.
E.
Williams & Co., have placed
A.
Hoyt,
Gales
Creek
tf
with
his
football
team,
will
no
ticle—Fred Fox, of this city, is
their
book accounts with me for
! the inventor of a collapsible doubt have a joy fit when Ben F or S ale or T rade —One 12 H. collection.
Are you indebted to
1 clothesrack that may win him walks across the threshold, for P. International gas engine. them? Better
see me bout it.
wealth and the approbation of Mayfield has got the goods when Hartramph Feed Store. 19t2 21t2p
W.
J. R. Beach.
all housewives. Last winter you are speaking of football. He
while Fred was spending his ¡s a former Pacific University
Storejhas just received
F or S ale —Fine full-blooded The the Book
summer’s wages and rainy davs track and football star,
finest
of Xmas station­
bull, nine months old. A ery ever in line
at home he whittled out a clothes-1 lntercoH iate Debating _ In Jersey
the
bargain. Phone 107, Foiest Grove examine it. city. Call 21tl and
rack
with
h.s
pocket
knife.
It
pursiuince
with
their
tim*hon-
was done according to his own £red cust p jfi University F or S ale —Two pedigreed Pol­
Your v i s i o n may be poor
.deas and h.s neighbors though wj]1 meet with other n
jn
China gilts bred. One whether
you are old or young.
¡ it so fine that Fred decided to get L ebate thj
The Univer and
i f e machine patente.i-wh.ch he ¡t f PuKe/ Sound at Tacoma Barrow. Walter Roswurm. |p. Most people claim they have
good eyes, when as a matter of
has now applied for. The rack has suhmftted a contract and
fact they have never had the
has forty-five linea feet of clothes McMinnville College may be the Commercial and Miscellaneous. range
of vision which they should
rods, and when not in use can be thjrd t of the league.
Drs.
Lowe
&
Turner
have. My prices are low and I
folded and put in a very small
will
be
at
Hotel
make no charge for consultation.
space. Fred has done some so- Dr». Ferrin and McClelland
again Fri- Come
in and see me. Get the
liciting and the women seem to Visit in Gotham—Dr. Thomas B. cay, December Laughlin
19th.
They
have
think it a splendid rack. He has McCleland, president of Knox had years of hard, practical ex benefit of expert advise. I am
engaged the services of Sherman | College, Galesburg, Illinois, was perience as exclusive eye special­ at Shearer & Son’s Jewelry Store,
Bacon and several other agents, a recent guest of Dr. W. N. ists, and when they prescribe Forest Grove, every Saturday.
Wm. A. Schilling, Eye-Sight Spe­
who will canvass in the various Ferrin while the former was in glasses
it is positive and absolute cialist,
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Oregon towns. The rack is be­ New York City attending a com­ assurance
that
they
are
the
best
ing made at the Forest Grove mittee meeting of the Carnegie and only kind suited to your The Bazaar has opened a repair
Planing Mill and will be known Fund for Superannuated College eyes. One charge covers entire
Phone 0198. 28 North 5th Street
the Oregon Collapsible Clothes- ' Professors. Dr. McClelland is a cost of examination, frames and shop for sewing machines and
Forest Grove -
Oregon as
in connection with
rack.
I former president of Pacific lenses. If you are bothered with phonographs
the
store.
There
not one thing
two pairs of glasses, let them around the home is that
Played a Star Game for the ^ n''ersity.
is more
you the new invisible bi­ useful and more neglected
Fore»t Grove Colt» —A few weeks Local Bird» Win Blue Ribbons show'
than
which enables you to see | the sewing machine. The Bazaar
ago there appeared in the Port- 1 at Astoria -Walter Roswurm is focal,
both far and near. No unsightly is in connection with the largest
land papers the name of Earl j the boy that can take the blue lines
or seams in the lenses to repair house in the world and can
Dooley, who had been a succesr- ribbons— r rather, his chickens strain
the eyes or come apart. furnish any repairs. Machines
ful c ndidate for the fire depart- take ’em, as he himself has not
Rasmussen’s Feed Store
forget the day and date. will
ment, and it was thought for a gone on exhibit yet. Only last Don’t
be called for and delivered.
______ 2 1 12 ___ No charges
time that it might be Earl Dooley, | week he sent a bunch of birds, _____
the former Forest Grove Colts down to Astoria to the Lower W ood to C ut - Have about 3,- isfactory. unless work is tf sat­
baseball player, who has not been Columbia Poultry Exhibition, and 000 cords of wood to cut. Will
Dealer in Flour, Feed and all kinds of
heard of for a couple of years, as a result will have several first pay $1.00 per cord. Party taking Makes assimilation perfect,
but his sister. Mrs. Chas. Pollock, color pennants to put in his big contract
take four and one- healthy blood, firm muscles,
Garden Seeds in season.............................
went to Portland last week and frame. He has a Silver Spangled half horse must
power
drag saw in strong nerves. Quickens the
found that the party was no Hamburg cockerel and hen that part payment. Phone
Gale 45. brain, makes and keeps you well.
relation to her family. In 1908, have never suffered defeat, hav­ tf____
S.
W.
Crayne._
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea
J. RASMUSSEN, Proprietor
when the Forest Grove Colts tied ing won ribbons at Portland,
has
no equal, it’s your health
with Sherwood for the amateur Salem, and Astoria, and at the Xmas problems may be answered insurance.____________________
championship of the state, Doolev fair in this city. He will have
At Roe & Co.’s.
Pacific Ave. Forest Grove, Oregon played a star game for the birds at the McMinnville show Buy that piece of furniture you Mens Cassin ere, made in Ore­
locals, and was a hard hitter. December 22-27. and also at the need in vour home and please the gon all wool suits for onlv $12.50
His parents live at Banks.
Marion County exhibition.
entire family.
at Bailey’s Big Store.
ENTIRE CHANGE NIGHTLY
Showing Best Licensed Films.
Matinee Saturdays and Holidays.
★
Star Confectionery in Connection. ★
CHRISTMAS COMING FAST!
'
Shop Now! Avoid the Rush!
—
Come in and inspect our assortment
of sensible, useful Holiday Goods.
Fancy Neckwear and Handkerchiefs
Umbrellas, Men’s Gloves, Bedroom
Slippers, Nobbwr Up-to-date Hand
Bags, Slipper Soles, Fancy Yarns,
Beantiful Patterns in Table Linens,
Suspenders, Silk Sox, Ladies’ Kid
Gloves, Sweaters.
Fine assortment of Xmas Candies
PURDY’S FOR GOOD GOODS
MILCH COWS
We have for sale some first
class milk cows at reason­
able prices.
eau O. H. Peterson
SHOW
MARSH HALL, Friday Dec. 12
Reserved Seats 50c. General Admission 35c