The First National Bank
The local public schools opened
hist Monday with an attendance
of 572, an increase of 54 over the
opening enrollment of last year
i The principal Increase ia in the |
high school where there are 214
students now enrolled compared
with 154 at this time last year.
Many students from the outlying
districts are taking advantage of
the new school tuition law and
Shareholders’ Liability
are coming to Forest Grove to at
tend high school. The new high
school building erected only three
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Forest Grove, Oregon
A STRONG BANK IN A GOOD TOWN
Pays 4 per cent on Savings
Capital and
$100,000.00
CONDENSE!» NEWS NOTES
S f iu u u u a u n u u a u u a a m
SOCIAL NOTES
They Are Real
Increased Attendance in Schools
¡ty aruj fur^ t,r accommodations
must inevitably be provided with
in a year or two. This can prob-
Prize-Winners !
Some people have an idea that because we sell Am
munition cheaper than Portland dealers, it must be
inferior ammunition.
Nothing o f the kind. We
bought when prices were low and are giving our
customers the benefit o f our foresight. We sell the
“Western” Shot Gun Shells
with which F R A N K T R O E II won the championship o f the
United States at St. Louis in June o f this yeur, in a field o f
497 shooters: the shells which won the last three Pacific
Coast Handicap shoots. Ask somebody who has used them.
Hancock & Wiles have $25,000
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iky
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to loan on farms.
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Miss Elcy Walker made a busi , On Thursday evening last the » « * * • * ■ • by a rearrangement
And our rifle ami revolver shells are top notchers.
ness trip to Dayton Monday.
Azalia club held a moonlight pic- of the inU‘rior oi th‘‘ buUd,n*
Fresh Jersey cow for sale. In nicon the lawn at .he home of with perhaps a temporary struc
We carry a line line o f Electric Flash-Lights
quire of D. F. Aikins; phone 513. the Misses Belle and Dee Darling. turt> ^or use
and
Batteries ut right prices.
a 8>'mnaiilum and
We will insure your auto against A few lanterns and electric bulbs, assembly hall,
fire, theft and collision. Hancock with the trees for a back ground, I Mr. Dopp, who is to have
& Wiles.
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made a delightful place for a pic- charge of commerce and study
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nic. A t 6:30 a bountiful repast supervision, is unable to attend to
Mrs. A. u . nonman yesterday was Sprt.a(j ( w^h coffee made over his duties at present owing to ill-
afternoon entertained the M. E. a camp stove. All enjoyed it as ness. His place is being filled
Aid society.
only an out doors meal can be en- temporarily by Miss Hale, who
Brick ice cream at Shearer's— joyed
There were fourteen pres- until recently was employed as
25c and 50c. Keeps two houA ent. The unlucky number was commercial teacher in the schools
D 1LLKY N E W S NOTES
Public School Music, and Mr.
without ice.
avoided by having Miss W in n i-1 of Boston, Mass.
fred Littlehales and little Queen
Mrs. Hone Cropp is r«?|x»rl«Ht much William Wallace Graham, head of
A b.g comedy s u c c s n s “ Veda. Moore „ as mests.
Bo sure .„,1 « * “ V ed.. Tho
These
guests. L i„ , y ¿ , mes
tteller anil her complete recovery is the Violin and Orchestra.
The \ ampire, at the - tar 1 he- were p]ay ecj am] a|j went home Vampire,” at the Star Theater expected soon.
well-known artists are known in
ater next Tuesday.
voting it one of the pleasantest next Tnesday night.
Mrs. Tom Hundley and son, Melvin, the Northwest and will render an
of the season.
returned from the hop fields Sunday.
For Rent— Five-room house. times
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I unusually attractive program and
Charley Odell writes the Ex-
The school fair was a surcess in ev
near depots, modern. Inquire of
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Williams press from Vinton, Iowa., where ery way and the children were well the College will be glad to wel
Manche Langley.
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come all who are Interested to
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• last evening tendered a reception he and his sister, Mrs. Showers, pleased with their prizes.
Helen Phillips, who has been in t0 thirty-four couples of their
George
McCoy
of
Timber
was
visit-
meet the new teachers,
Hubbard since the latter part of friends, the event being in honor are visiting friends, that frost is mg his sister. Mrs. Lou Parsons, over
If you áre attending the county
May, returned home Friday.
of their son, S rgeant Ray T . an every night occurence there.
Sunday.
fair
on
College campus that
They expect to start for home
Gua Blythe was visiting home folks
I. A. Howes yesterday accom-
ani* bride of California. Oct. 2d.
day, plan to stay for the concert
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. 1 he dining room was decorated in
over Sunday.
pamed his father, a veteran of ?reen and white, the refreshments
Mrs. Vannoy was a Portland visitor a t b-ast.
To Our Patrons
the civil « ’ ir, to his home at Ort- were delicious and, all in all, the
over Sunday.
As is our custom, we will close
ing, Was-
function was one of the most en-
Mrs. Frank
Crowther and Mrs.
our store out of regard for Child- ;
Misses Eva and Gladys Stod-
*n ( be city this ren’s Day at the county fair, so Hundley were shopping in the Grove
season.
on Monday.
dard came Saturday from their
our doors will be closed tofriorrow
School opened Monday, with a good
home in Alpine, Ore., and will
Business men of McMinnville
On the evening of Sept. 13th (Friday) from 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. attendance.
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spend the winter in school here.
twenty of the friends of Miss
have arranged to pull off a wild
Wanted— S e c o n d - h a n d me
west roundup in their town on
Mrs. S. L. Show who sub- Rhoda Enchede gathered at the
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chanical drawing sets, if in good
(Jet. 4 to 6, inclusive. They have
mitted to an exploratory operation Geiger home and marched in a
Report of the Condition of the
Condition. The Book Store.
taken up a collection and raised
at a Portland hospital a week cr?wd to the Enchede home for a ,
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enough
money to hire the broncos,
Notice
a8o Monday, is.s»ie ht»y improved ^ " „ d T a n d '
^
N a t,0 n a I
busters,
wild steers, goats, etc.,
On Friday evening of this week,
and will probably be home by the i surpri-e it was a complete success, Al F™ ‘ J T *’ iB lh'J ‘ta,r °f
“ ,k*
of
R.
P.
McClelland
of Philomath
first of next week.
| as well as a social feature. The
°* Sepl,0,ber ,2,k- ,916;
Sept. 22, the new Conservatory
The one cream that thoroughly p r i n t s were in suit cases and
ius . t J u »1’1^
faculty of Pacific University will and promise visitors a rip-roaring
cleanses the pores and makes the the guest of honor was allowed to No^ami wiu r^i«v,unu.i n* oo 115.890 75 ! give a concert in Marsh Hall, be rodeo on the dates named. An
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skin smooth
and soft is Nyal's
unclasp the cases and abstract u s »«.n».- . i -V-*-n«i u>w-
ginning at 8 o’clock, to which the. arppbitheater with a seating cap-
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gifts herself. The gifts were ' “! •
‘ p " v « i u«> 10,000 00
Face Cream.
It is antiseptic, the
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T o tal u . 8 . b o n d s
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60.000 00
public is cordially invited. N o ac'(y ° f 6,000 is being erected.
greaseless and will not cause hair or two colors o n I y — b’ue and Bond* oth*r than u. s. bond*
PO,°U woo 00
admission is to be charged. After
to grow. Best for your complex white. After a pleasant hour at
Card o f Thanks
games,
refreshments
of
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stlu
r’tie*
,other th*n, v. s.
the concert, at 9 o’clock, the reg
ion. Get a sample at Littler’s j yanJ
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bonds
(not
in clu d iiu r
The undersigned desire to thank
ice cream and wafers were served
su* ks> owned unpledged 2.200 00
ular annual opening reception will
Pharmacy.
8.200 00
________________________________ land the invaders took their de-
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be held, to which all friends of their friends and neighbors for
parture. Those taking part in
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courtesies shown them during the
I.»» no the college are invited.
the surprise w»*re Me^dames A v»iu. of »«nkimr h «i» ur
The new Conservatory faculty illness and after the (ieath of
R o c f R n iim
E Gardner, Walter Chalmers, R
tt00° 00 «3.000 no of the college consists of Miss their beloved daughter, Rachel
4.000 00
UUZ w
y itC u L I lU U lU
E.
Dunlap
and E. i /•.
O. Buxton
and . Kurnitur.»™!Fixtur«
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Real estate owned other than
Wilma Waggoner, acting director ^
M ay these kind friends
b a n k in g hou»«
6.680 62
land head of the Department of
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No matter how jolly the fair, Marcella Richards Zola Kirry. i N^ ' ^ ^ uiJnrkm K*d'
6,338 M Piano, Organ and Th eory; Mrs. |never ,ack consolation m time of
vou are likely to be tired. I f Leone Graham, AvaCarlylp. Con- Net •*"««"» d«» from «p-
Virginia S. Hutchinson, head of trouble.
you want a quiet corner and stance'Geiger. Edna Mills, Mar- New York, chica*o and st
the
Departments of Voice and
M u. AND M r s . J. H. BEAMAN
749 37
M r.-h. Elida Loynes, Cora „¡fiSLunt .tu. fr<*n .P-
a magazine— or if you want garet
Miltimore. Florence Litt'er, Jes- proved rewn-v* » « .- n t . in
16.82« 3»
17,173 76 f
other reserve citle*
to wait for your friends, or ¿¡"e Reynolds* an d ‘ Edith ' Mocroft N»*t
amount due from hank»
and hanker* (oth er than
perhaps you want to heat of this city and Miss Elizabeth
425 82
above)
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ch w k * on bank* in the
milk for the baby. W e have Briggs of Dilley and Miss Ruth Other
name city or town a* report
9C>4 34
ing baiih
an electric plate and can do Harris of Hillsboro.
Outside che<k* and other
cash
item*
1*366
58
it so quickly for you. I t ’s no
i
The ‘ ‘ High Fligh t” Racer will be given away FR E E at our
currency, nick le*
,7
.
Mrs.- George G. Pate-son last Fractional
l. » w 06
and cent*
162 48
trouble at all.
Friday afternoon entertained a Note*
590 00
Store to the Boy or Girl receiving the highest number o f votes.
of other national bank*
13,959 30
and rertificate*
Our dressing room, fully ap- half hundred ladies at a sewing Coin
The
votes will be given with every cash purchase, and addi
Redemption fund with U . 8.
and due from U.
pointed, was built for the party, serving a very tempting Treasurer
tional votes will he given on every sack o f "H ig h Fligh t” and
8. Treanurer
2,600 00
public; every day someone l^nch during the course of the
Total
“ Best E ver” Flour, as follows:
L IA B IL IT IE S
D O LLARS
finds it convenient. I t ’s for a ternoon_______________
Capital stock paid in
50,000 (JO
One Sack at a time
100 votes
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7,000 (JO
you.
- Mrs. Sanford Large of this city Surplus fund
Undivided profit»
1.341 62
Tw
o
Sacks
at
a
time
300
votes
»* current expense». In
T U F B R V W T C T I i n m <^lrecl-e(I an^ played in the I’ort- L e terest,
1,038 06
and taxe* pawl
303 47
Three Sacks at a time ...
500 votes
1 nC i D ll I A l l 1 O iL J U lU land society success, “ Veda, The Am ount reserved fo r taxe*
325 49
MCfMd
Four
Sacks
at
a
tim
e
...
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1000
votes
Amount
reserved
fo
r
all
in
Postoffice block; Up Stairs. Vampire,” showing at the Star-
GOFF BROS.
Phone 683
Forest Grove, Ore
McMinnville to
Have a Roundup
Misses Kuth and Grace Haynes, |
GOOD FOR 10 0 VOTES
7
- Theater next Tuesday evening.
Washing Machines
A re a boon to Wo
men and we have
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two we would like to
show you-the Peerless Water .\fctor Washer and a fine Electric Machine
Bon-Ami Short-Burner Oil Stove
Heats quicker than any other make; clean and odorless.
TH E NEW S H A R P L E S
Tubular Suction-Feed Cream Separator
Ia 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.
Phone 663
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
300 00
terest. accrued
50.018) 00
Circulating note* outstanding
N e t amount due to (tanks and
369 34
banker* (other than above)
Individual deposits subject to
114.162 92
check
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Certificate* o f deposit due In
1.591 87
I « « » than 30 days
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605 63
Postal saving* deposit»
Depot* it»
requiring notice
3.418
26
but less than 30 day*
.. .
Total demand deposits
119,608 58
8,556 41
Certificates o f deposit
26,441 72
Other time deposits
Total o f time deposits,
item* 43, 44 and 45
36,001 13
Bill* payable, including obli
gation* representing money
borrowed other than redis
_ 2800 00
count*
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266,202 59
Total
Liabilities for rediscounts,
including those with Ferl
832 00
erai Reserve Bank
S TA TE OP OREGON.
oa
C O U N T Y O F W A S H IN G T O N . S8.;
I. Karl*- O. Buxton. Caahiur o f the above-
named hank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best o f my knowledge and
belief.
E A R L E O. B U X T O N C a h ie r
Subscriber! and «worn I C O R R E C T A T T E S T ,
to before me this 19th I Roy Hesseltine,
day o f September, 1916. I M. R- Johnson,
W A L T E R R O SW U R M . I Allan Rice.
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Notary Public,
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Ulrectors.
My commission expires
March 3rd. 1917.
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E V E R Y SACK G U A R A N TE E D
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Best Ever, $1.55 a Sack, makes a Golden Loaf
High Flight, $1.65 a Sack, makes a white Loaf
F R E E - A measuring-cup flour-sifter with the first sack.
Special Price on Barrel Lots !
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Made from properly-aged selected blue stem hard wheat and
full patent. Get a w inter’s supply— Special Low Prices.
Cut out and Bring this Ad to our Store
It Is Good for 100 Votes.
Phone
061
Phone
061