N O T E S A M ) P E R SO N A L Si Lloyd Kirry, who spent his va- A guaranteed fountain pen for CIVILIZATION .. , „ . . I ; cation firing - on the Columbia $1.00 at the Hook Store. The Oregon Journal of Aug. H. V. Meade, editor of the 27th has the following to say of a S S “ enrolled , in Jü7 the h. high K' uT i' W a l n u t Book, published a t , a^ain school. “Civilization” the wonder feature I he Express prints hutter wrap- Hen Whited and family left Orenco, and one of the demo that comes to the Star Theatre on { hts with non-poisonous ink. cratic candidates for the state Tuesday afternoon for a month’s Friday for one day. James Brock of Hillsboro visit- visit at Omaha and other Neb- legislature, was in the city last The 11-reel spectacle photo ed . friends in this . . returning A . . , city . . . Monday. J | , r ask . a points, v ia Saturday, renewing old acquaint drama “Civilization” begins its ances a n d making new ones. , Mo"ey t0J oari N allc,y Rt*alty Glacier National park. week at the Heilig theatre Co A )., Forest Grove, Oregon. 19-tfj Mr> an(J Mnj> Glen WaKner Meade is a level-headed business second this afternoon. The big Ince pro We will insun* your auto against of Mai ion county are enjoying a man and will do good work for duction became instantly popular fire, theft and collision. Hancock visit with Mrs. Wagner’B parents, his constituents if elected. was pronounced more spec & Wjles. 9-tf Washington county people elect and Mr. and Mrs E. H. Martin, and tacular and more substantial in Mrs. R. C. Walker and baby Mr. Wagner's brother, Claude. ed members of the board of di plot even than “The Birth of a visited relatives irf Hillsboro Sun ’The Sam Gilpin home, in Scog- rectors of the Oregon Social Hy ¡Nation” an d “Cabiria.” T h e day. giene Society at a meeing recently is said to represent an ex in ’B valley, was consumed by fire held are: Fred Gardner, Forest film Wood Wanted— Four-foot old ; g Sunday, penditure of $1,000,000 and to en together with all house-; . . t Home of , .. Grove; B. W. Barnes, Hillsboro; gage at times lir. (). M. Sanford, North Main , . . 40,000 persons. It hold KO.KI». except « « the ^ c _ Mooberry, Cornelius, R.L. street. 37-2 wearing apparel of the family. i Wann, Orenco; J. G. Thompson, consumed more than a year and a VT . Insurance. Miss Gertrude Allen opened her No half in being staged and has been Tualatin. school above Cedar Canyon Mon proclaimed by critics everywhere People from this city who attend- Thenew roafi Forest Grove from day. York to San Francisco the band concert and minstrel ¡s encouraging speeding, and the as the New Hrick ice cream at Shearer’s— e<! supreme triumph of the 25c and 50c. Keeps two hours show at the Seavey hop yurdn !county cciurt is xivin^ n0tiCe this moving picture art and daring. Sunday evening report t he enter- wee|j ^ a t it must be stopped. It The music which accompanies without ice very interesting. The ¡ h understood if necessary sleuths “Civilization” is a master stroke Mr. and Mrs. E Meresse re tainment Hanks band was very well re-I wi„ be put on the job and turned Friday from an outing at It has been compared to the new ceived and pleased the public. drivers exceeding the limit of 25 j music Seaside. to be developed from the We will insure your auto against Mrs. J. L. Benfer came up from miles on straight road and 15 great European war and critics McMinnvil|e S u n d a y morning miles on curves and bridges will throughout the country have ac lire, theft and collision Hancock I and, after spending the day with Come to grief.—Hillsboro Inde- corded young Victor L. Schertz- & Wiles. 9-tf the Express family, returned home pendent. a high place for his work. ,. ie Bryant and family vis- in th„ evening, accompaniea by For the past four weeks Johnny inger The management of the Star ited the Edgar Meresse family at ber daughter, Mildred, who had Matthews has been fearful of los- theatre is to be highly commended Mc. Iinnville last Sunday. ; visited here two weeks. ing one of his matched blacks, the for bringing splendid attrac * L'<Ta,Mr T ' " * ’,,afn While Clinton McGill of this animal’s system having been poi- tion to Forest this Grove. ________________________ ^°°H °r city wa* nt*ar the top of an elec- soned from having a nail run into 1 a '° ro>' trie power pole up near Whiteson its foot, but the skill of Veterinary Miss Anna Taylor returned Sat ( artersinks will not corrode |a8j wec*k; the pole fell to the W. B. Coon and the nursing of urday from a week’s stay in For vile at*the Bu*l<yStoreW ree‘¡ground and Clinton alighted on Johnny and the kind-hearted wo- Portland, after having had her „ . . , *. . his bands, dislocating his left men of the neighborhood finally throat operated upon. She has o , « xan< er as rt urnt< Wr;st. He will spend the next two bore fruit and the horse is slowly resumed her work in the high from S. .. P. construction , weeks resting in this city, improving. lL . . work , up . I I_____________________________ , or three the valley to attend . . high school. __________________________________ school. Mrs. Blanche Richards h a s □ oe hoc 5 ][S ][2 l[S ][c □ OE moved her millinery store to the room south of the Paterson furni ture store. Don’t forget to bring your sec ond-hand school books to the Book Store. We are in the book business. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black of Newport have returned home, after a visit with Forest Grove friends. Have a good gray horse, aged 9 years, weight 1125, for sale cheap or trade for fresh cow. Joe Fair childs. phone 392. 35-tf Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Johnson last Friday entertained at a six o’clock dinner Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Myers and two daughters of Hillsboro. Charley Walker returned home Sunday from Independence, wheie he played for seven big dances during the past two weeks at the Wigrich hopyards. Dr. Blaine Hoskin, a Forest Grove young man, who graduated last June f r o m the Portland Dental College, has moved to St. Helens, where he has bought out a dental office. Miss Elizabeth Swanson, who is teaching school at Odell, Ore gon, came home last week be cause of the illness of her mother. Miss Swanson will return to Odell in a few days. For Sale—One acre on main road, outside city limits, all in cultivation. Good 4 room house, well, all kinds of fruit and berries. $«S()().00. Part cash balance easy terms. Valley Realty Co., Forest Grove, Ore. 36-2t You may entrust to us your prescription, no matter what doc tor writes it, with the full assur ance that it will be carefully and accurately compounded with the best of drugs and chemicals at the very lowest price. L i 111 e r ’ s Pharmacy.» I now have the agency for nursery stock from the Orenco Nursery one of the best in the land; also the Russelville nursery of Portland. All kinds of trees, shrubs and bushes; good stock; price right. J. F. Haynie, Forest □ OE Grove, Phone 16X. *37-4 □on □on ol(£ 5][ ç =3[ ô ][ ç =5][ ç Washington County Transfers The following real estate trans fers were recorded with the regis ter of deeds at Hillsboro during the past week: M. R. Hoffman et ux to J T. Ferguson, 30.938 a in A. Hill D. L. C., $3,000. John Buchanan et ux to R. B. Metcalfe, 20 acres sec 15, 1 S 4, $ 1 , 000 . Jens Bjorndal to John Ober- meier, 10 a sec 13, 3 N 4, $150. C. E. Lashbaugh et ux to Charles Hubbert et ux, lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, blk 3, Purdy's add to Dilley, $50. Chas. A. Rusco et ux to John C. Buchanan, lots 13. 14, 15, 16. blk 8 South Park add to Forest Grove, $10. Adeline O. Brown et ux to Os car Peuker, 10 a sec 11, 2 S 1, $10. E. J. Sewell et al to A. I. Blitz. lots 46 and 47, Spring Hill Farm, $3,800. John Obermeier to Nellie Miller 30 a sec 13, 3 N 4, $10. During September you can have the Forest Grove Express (once a week) and W. J. Bryan's Commoner (monthly) both one year for $1.50. This offer means cash in advance. Mrs. Quiet, the trained nurse who has been caring for Mrs. O. M. Taylor, received word Mon day evening that her mother was very ill at her home in Tacoma, and she left Tuesday morning for the bedside of her mother. Job printing—phone 821’. m E N G A G E M E N T EXTRAORDINARY □ OE FRIDAY STAR * THEATER Ì^Sfcg!0™ Performances 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. THE WORLD’S GREATEST FEATURE, « o o o The great Ince Triumph, in eleven reels, with 1,000 thrills. Brought direct in its entirety from a four weeks’ engagement at the Heilig Theater, Portland SPLENDID ORCHESTRA-FEATURE CHORUS WONDERFUL EFFECTS--A REVELATION Prices the Same as in Portland 50c o O 0 0 D 0 0 0 0 Û 0 0 0 0 Ë 0 o Civilization 25c 0® 75c □ OE o o