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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1916)
A Farmer’s Assistant Many farmers keep a cheek account with us because it is a great help and convenience when the rushing work of harvest is on. When you sell your >rrain this fall, deposit the money in this bank, subject to check. Settle all purchases, wages and loans by check and the cancelled vouchers will supply you with legal receipts. We Pay Four Per Cent on Savings The First National Bank Capital and Shareholders* Liability, $100,000.00 A Strong Rank in a Good Town. Baby’s Friends and Your Friends can buy anything you can give them - except your Photographs. The Bryant Studio Postoffice block; Up Stairs. FOREST GROVE CONDENSED NEWS NOTES Myrtle Ferm spent Sunday at her home in Cherry Grove. i Mary Donavan spent the week end at her home in Hillside. Paul Pechin of Gales Creek startl'd to High School here this week. ] China Pheasants Season Opens Oct. 1st And we have the Guns and Ammunition at bed-rock Naomi Arthur visited at her prices. We bought so much ammunition before the home at Hillside Saturday and prices went up that we can’t help telling you of our Sunday. good fortune. Come in and we’ll prove to you that Mrs. Charles Hint's and daugh Montgomery Ward ask 9Dc per box (f. o. b. Chicago) ter, Margaret, were Portland vis itors Wednesday. for shot-gun shells that we place in your hand for Archie Bryant returned hist $1.00. We have paid the freight, amounting to at night from the state fair and re least 7c per box. ports it a good show. I I It pays to trade in Forest Grove. Rev. Dunlap and C. A. Littler are attending the M. E. confer We can also save you money on Rifle and Revol ence in Portland this week. ver Cartridges. The W. R. C. will serve a lunch at the K. of P. banquet hall at 4 Wo carry a fine line of Electric Flash-Lights o’clock this afternoon. and Batteries at right prices. Miss Emma Wilson, who is teaching at Aloha, spent the week-end at her home in Forest Grove. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Morgan Phone 683 Forest Grove, Ore left Wednesday for Salem where they will spend three days at the state fair. The Freshman reception at the “Civilization,” the big unti-war The T. H. Littlehales family high school will be held F'riday film shown at the Star last Friday yesterday moved into the Henry night. All old students and the was well patronized and was very Hamilton residence on Gales Alumnae are invited. sensational. Tuesday night the Creek road. Dr. Bottman and his family of society comedy, “ Veda, the Vam FI. Moore, son of Dr. Moore of this city, arrived from Portland Portland arrived here Tuesday. pire,” was a good drawing crowd. Saturday and will attend high They will live in the Hill house on R. C Gossman of North Plains, Second street until their own who was fined $2,500 several school here. Mr. and Mrs. Powell and son, home is completed. months ago for horse-stealing, was Douglas, of Portland, were Grove Melchiel Durst, aged 78, passed last week found guilty in district visitors over Sunday, at the M. away at his home at Laurelwood court of having destroyed his own S. Allen home. last F’riday and the remains were barn to collect insurance and on Mrs. Harley LaMont, who sub interred in the Hil! cemetery Sun- ( Monday of this week Judge Bag- mitted to an operation at the day at 2 p. m., after service's in ley sentenced him to serve from Hillsboro hospital a week ago the laurelwood Advent church by three to seven years in the state yesterday, is reported getting, F'lder Kay. Deceased leaves a penitentiary. Gossman will be along as well as could be expected. wife and small son, besides several taken to Salem this evening or brothers. j tomorrow. GOFF BROS. Study Spanish with Miss Penfield. Mrs. M. I. Deuell was shopping Spanish Class Tuesday Evenings. in town yesterday. Ruth Frost spent the week-end Brick ice cream at Shearer’s— in Forest Grove. 25c and 50c. Keeps two hours Hancock & Wiles have $25,000 without ice. to loan on farms. 1-tf Miss Gertrude Allen spent the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Loomis left 1 week-end with her folks in the Monday for the state fair. Grove. We will insure your auto against For Rent—Five-room house, fire, theft and collision. Hancock near depots, modern. Inquire of & Wiles. 9-tf Manche Langley. 35-tf Brick ice cream at Shearer’s— 1 Mrs. H. R. Bernard and daugh 25c and 50c. Keeps two hours ter, Eunice, visited friends in without ice. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. YanKough- Portland Tuesday. net and daughter, Alma, motored to Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoskin with acute appendicitis Saturday leave today for a ten-day visit afternoon and was operated on at Thomas A. Dilley, aged 53, and with their son, Dr. S. B. Hoskin, midnight in a Portland hospital, a pioneer resident of Washington at St. Helens. Later they go to with the result that he is con- county, was accidentally drowned Los Angeles for the winter. valescing. by the capsizing of a rowboat near Westport, Wash., last Mon day. Vhe body was recovered al most immediately and arrived in this city this morning for burial. If you need a heater to keep comfortable this fall and Deceased was born on a farm winter, we can supply you in several time-tried brands that two miles west of this city on we do not hesitate to guarantee— Aug. 5th, 1863, and was reared to The “Umpire Estate” The “Mascot” manhood in this county. With Air-Tight Air-Tight his family, he left Washington “Charter Oak” box woodbumer county about fifteen years ago. At the time of the accident, he T ? S $ T IO * P C We have the “ New Toledo,” polished top had been to Westport to visit and enamel back, and a full line of the friends and he met his death celebrated “ Estate,” in various sizes and styles. while returning to South Bend. Deceased leaves a widow, two daughters a n d three sons, all Phone 663 FOREST GROVE, ORE. grown but one boy; also his aged mother, Mrs. Martha E. Dilley of Hopewell, this state; three broth □oc o||c=ror=z)![c □ on ers, A. S. of Gales Creek road, J. j N. of Dilley, and J . L. of Port land, also one sister, Mrs. Lillian M. Herschberger of Hopewell. Funeral services will be held at the Buxton chapel at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon and the re- | mains will be inferred in Moun tain View (Buxton) cemetery. The mother, widow and children of deceased, as well as Mr. and Mrs. Herschberger, are here for the funeral. fro^t™rWLh%^uk™"«'Th0raaS Albert Di||ey Drowned Last Monday Stoves of Quality “HIGH-FLIGHT” Gets Blue Ribbon at the Fair The loaf of Bread that won HIGH HONOR for quali ty was made from “ High-Flight” Flour. GORDON & GORDON HARDWARE CO. Pacific Market THE BEST OF Fresh and Cured MEATS Boiled Ham, Minced Ham, Veal Loaf, Chipped Dried Beef, Sweet and Sour Pickles, HI Bananas, Oranges, Tomatoes. T. C. LORI), Jr., Prop > l| c = io p lD Standing of Contestants City Contestants Country Contestants Carol Hall (Scoggins Valley) Lowind Seaman (Dilley) ..... Albert Cummings (Dilley).... Wilber Underhill (Thatcher) 9,665 1,000 2,903 3,492 Cut out and Bring this Ad to our Store It Is Good for 100 Votes. Fancy SWEET WATERMELONS ON ICE Phone 0301 The “ High Flight” Racer will be given away F'REE at our Store to the Boy or Girl receiving the highest number of votes. The votes will be given with every cash purchase, and addi tional votes will be given on every sack of "High Flight” and “ Best Ever” Flour. Verna P ierce............................ 1,968 Paul Baldwin .......................... 2,275 Kenneth Brown .................... 246 Harold Mertz ....... 119 Avia CroaBley ....................... 274 Ivan Marshall ..................... 8,820 Clarence Eastwood .......... 198 Francis Hocking .................... 205 Verl Hines ........................... 150 Lamborn Elder........................ 232 Hazelwood Butter All Kinds of Fruits and Vegetables, GOOD FOR 10 0 VOTES Phone F. E. McBRIDE Dilley, Ore. Democratic Candidate for County Clerk, Washington County. 061 METZ'MARKET J “ THE PURE FOOD STORE" Phone 061