FOREST GROVE PRESS
PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1914
PH ESS SI BSCRIPTION CONTEST
(C ontinued fro m p ag e one)
on y o u r p a rt. Any ambitious young
lady could e n te r the contest nw and
t r y f o r the Grand Prize an d her case
would he f a r from hopeless. We have
been telling you rig h t alo n g it is go­
ing to ta k e york to win th ese prizes
an d we still m ean it. The workers
will be the victors in the end. I f you
a rc a w orker you will win.
Still Tim e to E n te r
T h e ie is plenty of tim e f o r some
industrious young lady to e n te r The
P res s' subscription contest and win
the G rand Prize o f $¡100.00 in gold. No
one candidate has such a lead but
w h at can be very easily overcme. The
contest is still open an d if you w ant
to e n te r an d win a prize, now is the
time. Send in your name today, then
s t a r t to work and m ake a winner. It
is easy to win, all th a t is n ecessary is
to get the la r g e s t n um ber o f su bscrip­
tions.
C andidates, you who a r e a t th e tail
end of the list, do you realize w h at a
fine chance you stan d to win ? H ave
you given th e co n test a th o u g h t ? If
not, why don’t you s t a r t t work and
show th e re s t o f the candidates w hat
you cand do. Give th em the contest
o f th eir lives. Yuu can win a prize
j u s t the sam e a s ar.y one else. All
t h a t it will ta k e is a little h a rd work
on y o ur p a rt. I f you a r e a w orker
you will win.
I f you do not u n d ers tan d th e con­
ditions o f the contest, w rite the Con­
t e s t Manag'er — he willbegladtoex-
plain.
J U S T A L IT T L E O VER TWO
W E E K S L E F T — DO YOU IN T E N D
TO W IN A P R I Z E ? NOW IS T H E
T IM E TO START.
Don't Lose Hope
D on’t lose hope in th e co n test be­
cause some one has a few tho usand
m o re votes th a n you, b u t s t a r t in to
work with renewed energy, w ith the
d e te r m in a tio n o f winning out. Give
th e o th e r candidates the fight of th eir
lives— let th em know you a r e in th e
co n test to win. The lowest candidate
is th e race can easily climb to th e top
— a few y early subscriptions will give
h e r a good lead. T h ere is n ot a can­
d id ate entered th e contest bu t w hat
h as a few friends who would be only
too glad to help h e r win one of the
prizes. All they a r e w aitin g f o r is
th e askin g. G E T BUSY. I t is easy
*to be a winner. S t a r t today. A f te r
you g e t s t a r te d once th e r e s t will
come easy. See y o ur frien d s to day
an d g e t th em to prom ise you th e ir
sub scrip tion s— th ey will be only too
g la d to help you.
Your Money’s W orth
U nlike o th e r contests, this affair
p a y s in value fo r every cent invested.
V otes a r e not p urch ased a t so much
each, b u t for every cent received by
th is p a p e r u ce n t’s w rth in value is
d e a lt o u t in th e news f th e world.
I t is a n in v es tm en t r a t h e r th a n an
ex p en d itu re, and no one should con­
sid er it in th e lig h t t h a t th e money
paid o u t is throw n aw ay.
Voting Coupon
Clip th e vote coupon from this p a ­
p e r an d vote for som e young lady; it
m ay be th e m eans o f h er w inning a
prize. When you pay y o ur s u b s crip ­
tion to The Press, be sure you r e ­
ceive the votes t which you a r e en ­
titled, as v tes a r e issued on all p a y ­
m en ts fo r subscriptions.
In te re s t Increases
On all sides in t e r e s t in The P res s
su b scrip tio n contest is tak in g a g r e a t
increase, and p a tr o n s a r e selecting
th e i r fa v o rite candidates, fo r whom
th e y a r e voting liberally.
T h e lead ers a r e increasin g th e ir
vote, an d thse in this contest in e a r n ­
e st a r e g a in in g every day. It is in t e r ­
estin g to keep check o f the b a ttle of
ballots, and every mail m akes some
c h a n g e in th e relativ e position of
som e candidate. Now it is one con­
te s t a n t t h a t receives a boost to w ard
th e top and then an o th er. But th e
s t a n d in g us published in the p a p e r
does not tell the whole story. It is a
good th i n g to keep n e a r the head of
th e list, b u t it is a g r e a t e r a d v a n ta g e
to have a reserve back which nobody
know, a n y th in g about, and which can
be h r u g h t in to good play la t e r on.
W ith all y u r votes in th e p ap er it is
an eusy m a t te r for any o n e to see e x ­
actly w h a t you have an d how m any it
will tn k e to beat you in the end.
W i h in g to n ’s Birthday Dinner—-
■\n enjoyable affair was ihe W a s h ­
ington'« B irth d ay d in n er served by
th-- ladies o f th e C h ris tian Church in
tin- h sem en t o f th e church Monday
evt i g. A m o n g th e edinles were
s p a r e ribs and brown g ra v y , and th e
c h a r a c t e r s rep resen ted w ere George
W a s h i n g to n , by Dr. Semones; M ar­
t h a W a s h in g to n , by
Mrs. J. B.
li o ’m es; S e c re ta ry of S ta te , by L. M.
S p a rk s ; Mrs. S e c re ta ry of S tate, by
Mrs. J a m e s Devlin. A neat sum was
realized b y th e ladies to apply on th e
ch u rch work.
PECUL OFFERIIfliS
In order to make room for my new stock of goods I am going to
make Big Reductions on my entire stock of furniture. This Sale will
Continue for just one week, so you had better buy early. If what you
want is not listed below, w e have it at the Store.
Pianos
W e H andle the Follow ­
ing M akes
Dining Room Tables
CABLE NELSON
ELLINGTON SCHUMANN
Golden Oak Six Foot Extension Tables
TERMS TO SUIT YOU
Tr >
R egular $ 3 0 R educed to $2 4
R egular $ 2 7 .5 0
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$24
R egular $ 1 8 .7 5
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$ 16
R egular $ 1 0
R egular $ 8
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$7
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- $5-75
MORRIS CHAIRS
Brown Boston Leather, Greatly R e­
duced
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Hill»’ a»
in -
lin
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China
W e will take your old Organ in Ex­
change on any Piano in the Store.
Cabinets
Solid Quartered Oak
G olden-O ak Dining-Room Set
Six Foot Extension Table.
Special Price
Six Chairs and B uffet
$28.35
$ 9.00
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Complete
$26, Reduced to
$25, Reduced to
$21, Reduced to
$18.00 Reduced to
( M l 1!
$ 18.00
$17.50
$14.00
$19.50
Side Boards
Solid Oak
Regular $42, Reduced to $20.50
Regular $30, Reduced to $15.00
$ 3.35
Regular $ 6 .5 0 Folding, Rub­
ber Tire Go-Cart for $ 3 .3 5
Picture Framing of all Kinds
M l’ c c i r m r l r k f L - c
m
ission \^10CKS
Re*u U r * 3 .8 5 , *2 -8«. » 3.75,
$2.50, $3.00, R educed to $2.00
W e Handle the
Carpet Sweepers R W
l,h Bru to ,h' $ 9 R .7 'g 5 ular $1S
educed
FREE
Pillows
Sewing Machine
T he best on the M arket
Com e in and Exam ine
them
Regular $5 Pair R educed to $4 .5 0
R egular $ 4 Pair R educed to $ 3 .5 0
R egular $ 2 .5 0 Pair R educed to $1 .3 5
WALL PAPER
D ouble Roll 8c and up.
All D esigns
Solid O a k D ressers Bird’s-Eye Maple Chiffoniers
Regular $25.00 Reduced fo
16 0 0
l5.oo
9.0 °
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$19.°° I Regular $25.°° Reduced to
to
to
to
, 4 -4 0
12.50 |
6.90
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- 2'50
20.0°
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$17-50
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,o
16'
14.50
to
to
11.50
10.50
BRASS BEDS-FULL SIZE
Regular $22.0°
19.50
to
to
$ I5 .°°
13.50
17.50
15.00
Big Reductions cn
Library Tables
PATERSON
Complete House Furnisher,
Forest Grove, Ore.