The First National Bank
Forest Grove, Oregon
A STRONG BANK IN A GOOD TOWN
Pays 4 per cent on Savings
Capital and Shareholders’ Liability
$100,000.00
Judge Thomas S. Ryan of Sal­
em visited the E. E. Williams
Hancock & Wiles have $25,000 family yesterday.
to loan on farms.
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Oregon republicans are pleased
A guaranteed fountain pen for because the republicans carried
$1.00 at the Book Store.
Maine at Tuesday’s election.
Fresh Jersey cow for sale. In­
The Watts school fair will be
quire of D. F. Aikins; phone 513. held
next Tuesday and Forest
Brick ice cream at Shearer’s— Grove people will find it worth
25c and 50c. Keeps two hours their while to attend.
without ice.
held a get-acquaint­
For Rent—Five-room house, ed Methodists
meeting
in
the basement of the
near depots, modern. Inquire of church Tuesday
night, with a big
Manche Langley.
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supper and a general good time.
A valuable Belgian stallion, be­ More than one hundred were in
longing to Otto Parsons and Nick attendance.
Bothman of Gales Creek, died
Mrs Herman A. Heppner of
last Sunday
Portland, chairman of music for
the State Federation oL Women’s
clubs, was in the city yesterday
talking over plans for the winter’s
. work
G R. Hendrickson, of The
No m atter how jolly the fair, Dalles, a former resident of this
. you are likely to be tired. If city, is visiting the C. R. Lasham
you want a quiet corner and family and expects to leave for
a magazine—or if you want his own state, New York, about
to wait for your friends, or Oct. 1st to make his home.
perhaps you want to heat
During September you c a n
milk for the baby. We have have the Forest Grove Express
an electric plate and can do (once a week) and W. J. Bryan’s
it so quickly for you. I t’s no Commoner (monthly) both one
trouble at all.
year for $1.50. This offer means
Our dressing room, fully ap­ cash in advance.
pointed, was built for the
Next Sunday afternoon at 3:30
public; every day someone there will be a mass meeting in
finds it convenient. It’s for the M. E church to consider the
you.
“dry” and the brewers’ amend­
ments. There will be music and
an address by C. S. Poling, who
Postoffice block: Up Stairs. has charge of the work for this
county. No collection.
CONDENSED NEWS NOTES
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THE BRYANT STUDIO
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Washing Machines
Are a boon to Wo-
Ron-Ami Short-Burner Oil Stove
Heats quicker than any other make; clean and odorless.
T H E NEW S H A R P L E S
Tubular Suction-Feed C re a m S e p a r a t o r
Is a machine we are not afraid to recommend to our best friends.
AUTO SEATS,
Camp Stoves, Tents and Ice Cream Freezers.
GORDON & GORDON HARDWARE CO.
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
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Boiled Ham,
Minced Ham,
Veal Loaf,
Chipped Dried Beef,
Sweet and Sour Pickles,
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Bananas, Oranges,
Tomatoes.
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We Undersell Portland Dealers!
If you doubt this statement, come in and let
us prove what we say. That’s all we ask.
Will you do this?
We carry u fine line of Electric Flash-Lights
and Batteries at right prices.
GOFF BROS.
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Forest Grove, Ore
Capíes & Company
Annual Clearance Sale
Starts Saturday, Sept. 16th
I)r. Semones and "amily left
Tuesday to winter in California.
D. V. Buell has moved from the
farm to the Baldwin house, on
First street.
Martha Allen left Monday for
Monmouth to resume her studies
in the state normal.
Mr and Mrs. Bernard Ortman
were in town Saturday evening, to
attend the McGill party.
Miss Elcy Walker has a cepted
a position as bookkeeper in King’s
store.
Edith Z. is asking a divorce from
Mr. Goff gave him the regular
Goff price. $67.00, f. o. b. Forest
Grove. After a little work with a
pencil, the man ordered the range
sent to him at Portland, saying
the price in that city was $72.90
and he could pay the freight from
Forest Grove to Portland and still
save better than $5 00. Think
these things over, friend, before
you rush away from home for
your hardware, stoves, e'c. For­
est Grove is fortunate in having a
hardware firm which buys in such
quantities that it can undersell
Portland houses.
Rooms Wanted for College Men
Domestic Help by College Women
Arrangements have been com­
pleted whereby young women of
the College may room at the
Dormitory and go out (luring the
day to render domestic service in
return for their board. Some of
the ladies of Forest Grove are
taking advantage of this conveni­
ence and there are still several of
the young women available for
housework. Friends desiring their
services should communicare with
Mrs. C. J Bushneil, who will act
as matron of the dormitory dur­
ing the coming year.
D IL L E Y N E W S N O T E S
is c anky as a bear with a sore
Several college men desire rooms
head.
for the college year. Persons hav­ Mrs. Karl Tuppcr and children and
W. H. Girard and family came ing rooms suitable for them to Mrs. Chowning of Portland came out
to Forest Grove Monday, where rent are requested to send in de­ Saturday to visit friends and relatives
they expect to remain for the scriptions of such rooms to the col­ for a few days.
lege office at once, including the Mrs. John Raz was shopping in the
winter.
following points: Street address Grove Saturday.
Professor and Mrs. George R. and name of person holding room Hop-picking wus finished at the Han­
Thomas of Portland moved into for rent; location of the room, son yard Monday.
the Thatcher house the first of size; whether for one or two occu­ Relatives of Mrs. Joe VermilyeH from
the week.
pants; nature of heat, light, water lldtsboro took dinner with her Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Williams service; toilet and hath facilities; Mrs. Maitland of Cherry Grove is
and Mrs. O. H. Holmes and price per week or month for one visiting with Mrs. Vannoy.
daughter, Lulu, motored to Port­ or two persons. Friends are re­ Cecil Tupf>er came home Monday
quested to submit this informa­ from the Washington harvest fields, to
land Friday.
whether they have previous­ resume his studies at Fugene.
After a short visit with his par­ tion,
ly
communicated
with the college Mrs. VanMeter was a Grove visitor
ents in this city, Harold McFeet- office about it or not.
Saturday.
ers left Sunday for North Yakima,
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Wash., where he has a position on
a government irrigation project.• '
J. Egbert Bishop who has been
doing work in Clarke University
at Worchester, Mass., for the past
two years, arrived from that place
Wednesday evening to spend a
week with his parents, fir. and
Mrs. J. S. Bi hop, in this city.
A farewell surprise party was
given Mrs Hoskins by the W. C.
T. U. Tuesday afternoon at her
Exhibit from the Wagner farm-Several hundred dis­
home on Gales Creek street. Two
tinct and new varieties will be shown. Don’t fail to
dozen ladies, laden with good
•‘e a t s , ” appeared unannounced! see them—“The World’s Popular Flower.”
and a very pleasant afternoon re­
sulted. Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins ex­
pect to leave soon for tr.cir new
home in California.
SPECIAL
ATTRACTION
Dahlia Show
Today Starts New Contest for
Portland People
Buy a Range Here,
Fancy SWEET WATERMELONS ON ICE
All Kinds of Fruits
and Vegetables,
Anti if you’re going shooting you can’t
afTord to buy either Gun or Ammunition
without seeing us. We bought our guns
and shells before the advance in prices and,
for that reason,
Saturday, Sept. 16-This Week!
Fresh and Cured
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The Pheasant Season
Opens Oct. 1st
J. T. O’N eill, alleging defendant
show you—the Peerless W ater Motor Washer and a fine Electric Machine
Phone 663
School books and tablets at
YanKoughnet & Reder’s. 36-2
Brick ice cream at Shearer’s—
25c and 50c. Keeps two hours
without ice.
Mrs. S. L. Show was taken to a
Portland hospital Saturday for an
operation.
Eurnace-heated rooms for rent,
corner C st. and 2nd Ave. Mrs.
Van. Walters.
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Mrs. Jessie Covert, who suffer-
ed a relapse u week ago. has been
improving for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thorn­
burgh, Mrs Littler and Mrs. H.
Whitney motored to Portland yes­
terday.
Dr. Pollock, dentist, has re­
turned from his vacation and has
resumed his practice. Office over
Forest Grove National B a n k .
Phone 0136.
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Charles Miller of the U. S. rev
enue department at Portland vis­
ited his family in this city Sunday.
He predicts that Wilson will curry
Oregon.
Mrs Harley LaMont, living
west of the city, a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Walker, was
taken to the Hillsboro hospital
Tuesday, suffering with appendi­
citis She rested well last night.
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While it has become a habit
with certain people to flock to the
larger cities to buy their supplies,
one Portland man has discovered i
that he can save money by buying
a range in this city. Monday this
man, who travels considerably be­
tween Portland and Forest Grove,
asked Willis Goff the price on a
certain model of Monarch range j
“ High-Flight” Racer
Two more machines will be given away. Use “ High-P’light”
and “ Bestever” Flour and help your children win.
Melvin Emerson won the city machine and Anton Vander-
couvering the machine for the country.
Phone
Phone
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