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Mary Newman was a Portland
visitor Saturday.
PEACE .
F. Ashford of Portland was a
visitor at the F. J Miller home
last week.
H. C. Atwell was a visitor at
his farm west of Dilley last Tues­
day morning.
its
Down the dark future, through long generations,
The echoing sounds grow fainter, and then cease,
And, like a bell, with solemn, sweet vibrations,
I hear once more the voice of Christ say “ Peace!"
Mrs. C. W. Mertz left Tuesday
for Portland to attend the K. of
P. convention.
— Ivongfellow.
Mrs. E. B. Sappington was in
Portland Tuesday to attend the
NOTES A N D PE RSO NALS
M r. and Mrs. E. Meresse left K. of P. parade.
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; Thursday for an outing at Seaside.
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. Perry Ward returned Sunday
Watch the ads for the Catholic
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from a v b it at her brother’« farm,
Harvest Festival l
you pick yourself. Miss Frances
east of Cornelius.
Norma Dixon was a Portland Myers.
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Edward Straub has returned
visitor Saturday.
We will insure your auto against
home from Portland, where he
Katie Heisler 8j>ent Sunday | fire, theft and collision. Hancock
has been working.
with her parents at Gales City.
& Wiles. *
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Jacqueline Hardison, who has
Money to loan Valley Realty
We will insure your auto against been on the sick list the past week,
Co., Forest Grove, Oregon. 19-tf fire, theft and collision. Hancock
is slowly improving
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Mallory & WU m .
Edna Crossley, who has been
of C a r n a t i o n on Monday, a
Mrs. W. R. Ives left Sunday to, . . .
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the past week,
daughter.
join her son, Kenneth, at Garibal-
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returned Saturday night.
We will insure your auto against di for two weeks.
Mrs. C. Sutford, who has been
fire, theft and collision. Hancock
S. G . Morgan and family and
visiting at the Hines home, left
& Wiles.
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Miss Faye Schroder motored to
last week for her home in Seattle.
Miss A. R. McBride of Port­ Portland Satuiday.
Earl Runkle and mother of
land visited her s i s t e r , Mrs.
Ivan Curtis left Friday for
Portland have been visiting at the
Hawke, here Sunday.
Lyle, Wa hington, where he will
VanKoughnet home the p a s t
George Jackson spent Saturday ¡d>end a short time visiting his
week.
and Sunday at Rockaway and re- brother, Carl
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The Cooper Anderson sale, held
Mrs. Maude Norelius and two
ports a delightful time.
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south of Cornelius Saturday, was
Frederick Olmstead returned daughters of Vancouver, Wash., I
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.well a tended and the livestock
Monday from Portland, where ho vbntod over Sunday at tho homo •
chattels brought good
ha, been visiting relatives.
of the lady’s brother, H. J. Rice, i “ “ ®ther chaUeU Brougt,t 80oU
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prices.
The Express is prepared to meet J •
the prices of traveling calendar
A splendid program is being ar
salesmen
in
loLs
of
100
or
more.
ranged
for the Catholic Festival
salesmen in iois oi i w u r m u r i .
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The ladies of the Relief Corps:
ku“ m“ ™ c' ngM onda)' * “ *•
save a lunch after their regular i M ’“ th- A his dinner every day
business meeting last Thursday. [ ex“ ’ p ,n* “ onday.
Mrs F. M. Starrett is still
Mayor iatterson and family,
Dr.
and Mrs. S. E Todd and
C.
among the invalids and Miss
,
Florence Enschede is looking after T. Richardson spent Sunday at
Denny s Crossing, on the east fork
her comfort.
Miss Gladys Bruner of Port­ of Dairy Creek.
While splitting kindling the first
land came Saturday to visit here
Limburger cheese laid away in
cur)boar(is and refrigerators will
c
P ants ‘ away. No
XT doubt
. , of .. it.
drive
I It will drive a hog out of a tan-
va, j . ¡( wi|| drive , spike
a
brick; it will drive a tramp awa
away
,rom a m(,a| of victuals; it will
wi
drive a mule through a barbed
wire fence; it will drive a herd of
: cattle over a precipice; it will
drive a negro away from a chicken
ro0st or a man to insanity who
with J. A. Wiles and family and ° L t,he„VVer , . .*1' ^ cFe^‘tersi c ut j stays five minutes within ten feet
off half of his left thumb, which Gf
unsavory presence. And
other friends.
son wou,d.in<licj*.l ^ t h a t women have yet some men will sit up and eat
and Miss Ada Dye spent the not tak,-'n aM o( mm 8 work
weekend at the home of Ora Gar- . L ilt,w s ' ’ ^'•m acy has been |
g iv in g so m e o f
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Closing Out
Mrs. Patrick and daughter,
Dorothy, left Tuesday for the
beach.
The warrior’s name would I m * a name abhorred !
And every nation that should lift again
s hand against a brother, on forehead
Would wear for evermore the curse of Cain !
n g U s, n ear B a n k s.
on anything in the line of
Walter Ballard of Hillsboro was
a Grove visitor Sunday.
Were half the power that fills the world with terror,
Were half the wealth bestowed on camps and courts,
Given to redeem the human mind from error,
There were no need of arsenals or forts.
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We’ll Save You Money
Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions
John Stribich was in Portland
Tuesday on business.
the best b a rg a in s
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slu(r and P ™ '« 3 tu hke l l -
T h * Equinoctial sto. m Fiction.
Tlio widespread belief tu ibe exist-
Misses Vesta Greer and C h r i s t - 1 be.!l a da P.y, > a,CP’ ! *,1Ce of U1‘
s,ortu uud In
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and they will continue these b ig din n summer comes, to a certuiu ex-
ine Mackrodt left Saturday fo r
f<jr a n o th e r ^
I t I lent, uuder the b e d of popular -uper-
Newport, where they play mer-
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investigate
» ‘ition», if the equinoctial storm is
ITlui(i for two Weeks.
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ns a raiustorm. lasting at least
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H. E. Inlow, superintendent of tiiree days uud occurring within two
Earl House arrived F r i d a y the Forest Grove schools, has by »«■ three day» o f tbe a i»t of September,
,
, then there la very seldom u year when
morning from San Francisco, mak- .,
the supreme court been admitted several equinoctial storms do not oc-
ing the trip by auto. The only to the practice of law, as has been cur. The reason for the t>eller lu an
accident occured near Eugene and ; g j jtfcAlear of Hillsboro son- equinoctial storm is probably the fact
it was not very serious.
! in-law
W «J- J j Qr?«t
!hal storms
al,out that
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of ,be type,
•Vl‘nr with
,be
in taw to
to M
iw r r. an tnd
u iw Mrs
rs. vv.
of the
winter
Mr. and Mrs«- Avery Rafferty Good of this city.
steadily fulling precipitation, make
and children and Mrs. Rafferty’s
Fred Knight returned last week. ,holfr
TUey s/and
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i Cl>|d ra9t to the summer type with the
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. West­ having completed h is summer sultry weather and thunder showers,
on of Portland, left in the Rafferty course at the University of Wash- Storms of the winter type can occur,
car Tuesday for a visit to the ington.
He is a graduate of howcver< dnrtng any montb of the
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summer. The amount of precipitation
Tillamook beaches.
1 antic University and has been near the 21st has been shown by av-
The Nawaka Camp Fire girls, teaching fo r several years in the «raging the observations at muuy sta-
i t,ous to ^ no « rea,er ,hau t* ,fore or
accompanied by Mrs. C. J. Bush- Phillipine islands.
Ladies’ and Gents' Underwear
at half price ; Children’s rejfular
25c hose, 2 pair for 25c.
F. A. MOORE
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY
Linn Coynty has abolished r u r a l
school supervisors.
Salem--Flax industry not economi­
cally managed to result in change of
manager.
Aug. 3 Is day for universal prayer
for peace against the European war.
Oregon gets $78,000 from federal
road funds.
Pendleton—J. P. McManus sells in­
terest in Evening Tribune to strong
new company.
Medford—Machinery ordered fo r up-
to-date lumber mill and box factory.
Pendleton— H. B. Blydenstein estab­
lishes breakfast food industry.
Marshfield—Thos. I r v i n e company
will employ about 100 men in new log­
ging camp.
Amity—Company organized to bore
for oil near here.
Salem—$5,000 a week to be spent ad­
vertising loganberry juice.
Baker—Plans prepared for building of
one or more apartment houses.
Kerry—Columbia and Nehalem River
R. R. delivering 600,000 feet of logs
daily.
Lebanon—3000 fleeces wool in Union
pool sold for 32 l-2c pound.
Comer Third St. and Pacifie Ave
Phone 41 x
Taken Up
at my farm, four miles northwest
of Forest Grove, Ore., one light
yellow Jersey cow, about five
years old, wearing small bell.
Owner may recover animal by
paying feed and advertising bill.
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R. O. Stevenson.
Warranty deed and mortgage
blanks for sale at the Express
office.
The Express prints butter wrap­
pers with non-poisonous ink.
SUM M ONS
In the Circuit Court of the state of
Oregon for Washington county.
Richard A. Naie, Plaintiff,
vs.
Edda Lee Nale, Defendant.
To Edda Lee Nale, Defendant:
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E OF
O R E G O N . You are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled cause
and court on or before September 15,
1916, and if you fail so to appear and
answer, for want thereof plaintiff will
apply to the Court for a decree dissolv­
ing the marriage contract now existing
between the plaintiff and defendant
and for such other decree as may be
proper in the premises.
This summons is served upon you by
publication in the Forest Grove E x­
press, pursuant to an order of the
Honorable George R. Bagley, Judge of
the above named court, made, dated
and filed August 2, 1916, which order
directs that this summons be published
for six consecutive weeks, beginning
with the issue dated August 3, 1916,
and ending with the issue dated Sep­
tember 14, 1916, and requires you to
appear and answer on or before Sep­
tember 15, 1916.
H. T. B A G L E Y ,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication August 3, 1916.
Last publication September 14, 1916.
Hood River—Government to sell 330,-
000,000 feet timber in forest reserve.
Bandon—Moore mill, closed by long­
shoremen’s strike, operating again.
Riddle ships first two cars of cromium
ore to Chicago. Hundreds of carloads
wanted by Pittsburg companies.
Roseburg—Twenty-six men employed
by Douglas county Fire Patrol associa­
tion.
Vale—Warmsprings district to vote
on $750,000 bond issue to irrigate Mal­
heur Valley.
Portland—Swift
packing
interests
contemplate erection of ship yards on
Columbia.
Newport has raised first $25,000 of OR EG ON ELECTR IC T IM E CA R D
Dated July 15. 19U
$100,000 for railroad to Portland.
Marshfield—Telephone line to Gold j L t . f . G.
Arr. Pt. L t . Pt.
Arr. F. G.
Beach to be rebuilt.
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Livesley—T. A. Livesley company in­
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stalling $12,000 hop drier.
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Seattle capital buys four claims in
P. E. & E. ELECTR IC T IM E C A R D
Santiam district to develop at once.
East Portland pushing plans to finance L». F. G.
Arr. F. G.
Arr. Pt. L>. Pt.
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Grants Pass—Sixty horses and mules 11? :20 a m
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interesting. We can not get all
the news,but by your help w’e can
get the lion’s share and that is
what we wish to do. We want
all the news that’s news. Phone
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N .H O F F M A N
Attorney A t Law
Patent Office Business Solicited
Hancock & Wiles carry Life,
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Oregon
Accident & Fire Insurance.
1-tf Forest Grove,
Brok«!
after this date.— Willis isbliester AI1I-
ham hi Meteorology.
Miss Marie Rafferty, who has|
nell, went Tuesday to Salmon-
berry, where they will camp) for a been visiting Mary Stockman and
Monstar Petticoat».
few weeks at the forks of the ( other friends for a week, returned
During the reign of Charles I. the
beautiful Nehalem and Salmon- to her home at Mountain Dale hoop petttcont was worn only by wives
berry rivers, beyond the summit Saturday. Miss Stockman and of the lower gentry and by the wives
of the mountains.
little brother accompanied their of the citizens. In the latter part of
the reign of Queen Anne It rose again.
and jKuesi
8uest home ‘ for
over ^
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. M . S . Allen
Allen and
UI “ an
“ uver
" u a y this time In another form-that of an
d a u g h te r, G e r t r u d e , w h o went to v ,9 ,t’
enormous hoop
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(Immense proportions that during the
Tacoma by auto July 24th, re-, Rev. and Mrs. Dunlap, Mr. time of George l. and II. eight yards
turned Saturday, after a very and Mrs. H. R. Bernard, Mr. and I
considered the proper width.
pleasant
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
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G.
Hoffman.
Mr.
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whalebone foundations at the bottom
W. J. McDonald, former
reai- Mrs. C. A . Littler, Mr. and Mrs. i
0f the skirt in Elizabeth’s time this
dents of this city. They
left Chalmers and Mrs. J. R. Rey- whalebone had been used at the top.
their daughter, Martha, and Miss nolds attended the reception ten-
Mamie Loomis for a further visit, dered Bishop and Mrs. M att S . ! self about the subject as follows
Mr. Allen says that, barring the I Hughes at the First M . E. church, through his Sir Roger de Coverley:
“My great-great-grandmother hns on
Puyallup district, he saw nothing Portland, last Friday night. Port- a new fashioned petticoat, except that
while away that will compare land pajiers report that 2,000 peo- ' here is gathered at the w aist My
with Washington county as a pie attended this big welcome to \ grandmother appears as if she stood in
place to reside and make a livin g.1 Oregon’« new bishop.
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