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Stands for HARNESS,
One thing we sell.
Stout shoes, good clothing
Raincoats us well.
Our prices are right
Our merchandise better
Come t-ee our laprobes
Or order by letter.
Bernard’s Book Store
Dan Parsons
Povtoffice Block
Man Furnisher
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Stands for CANDY,
Ami confections sweet;
Good enough to win
Any lady you meet.
Our stock is fresh.
Full and sublime.
Come and investigate
If you have but a dime.
Stands for INTEREST,
The saver of rent;
We pay it gladly
For money that’s lent.
You worked for your money;
Make it work for you;
One dollar at Interest
Earns two times two.
Stands for TOOLS,
For Tinware and Toys;
We have presents for men,
For girls and for boys.
Stoves, ranges and silverware,
Spoons, forks and knives;
In fact many presents
For husbands and wives.
Stands for NOTIONS;
We have a fine line
In Hose, Gloves and Neckties,
Of Quality fine.
That value is in them;
To you we can show.
Why buy fooli h pre-ents
When necessities are low?
Caples & Co.
Gordon & Gordon Hdw. Co.
General Merchandise
Everything for the Home.
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Stands for OREGON,
The place we call home.
Most fruitful of States
Between Georgia and Nome.
Land of big apples,
Berries and kale—
Where travel is easy
By boat and by rail.
Stands for UPMOST,
The top ’o the heap.
We have food for mankind,
Cows, chickens and sheep.
When prices are high,
And still on the jump
You can make a saving
By buying in lump.
Harve Baldwin, Confections
The First National Bank
Forest Grove Express
E. F. Burlingham
Star Theater Block.
Forest Grove. Ore
Printers and Publishers
Flour and Feed.
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Stands for DENNY,
The man who sells sweets;
Always something nice
For the friends one meets.
Sugar for the sweet tooth;
A good smoke for dad;
Carries the best line
In town to be had.
Stands for JEWELRY,
Sparkling and brighi;
Kit for king or queen,
With prices just right.
Buy “her” some silverware,
Stationery or a ring
Then on Xmas morning.
Hear the wife sing.
1). II. Denny, Confectioner
Shearer & Son
Anderson Block.
Main Street Jewelers
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Stands for ELECTRIC,
A science complex;
We handle the articles
To please either sex.
A toaster for mother,
A flashlight for Jack;
Lamps for the family
Buy now and come back.
Stands for KING,
The Bargain man,
He’ll save you money
If anyone can.
Presents that last well,
Presents that wear;
Hat. scarf or necktie,
Gloves and notions rare.
J. A. Parker
O. M. Sanford
Pacific Avenue
New and Second Hand Goods
Stands for QUALITY,
In the goods we dispense;
Good things to eat,
To appeal to your sense.
Groceries of high standing,
Confections and spices;
All fresh and tasty,
At reasonable prices.
Stands for WATCHES,
For Ladies and Gents;
Priced from six dollars
To ten dollars, forty cents.
Silver knives, forks, spoons,
Presents of all kinds
Enough in variety
To please many minds.
M. J. Abbott
Outfitters for Mankind
Fancy Grocer
Jeweler and Optician.
C. 0 . Roe & Co.,
The House- Furnishers
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Stands for LITTLER,
Whose drugs make you well;
Of pretties for Christmas
He has many to sell.
Stationery quite dainty,
Graphophones up-to date
Ivory goods for the lady
Step along; don’t be late.
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Stands for VALUES,
In goods for the home;
In Stoves, beds and tables,
Some chairs or a comb.
We’ve tools of all kinds,
For farm or for shop;
Come in and see, sir,
And hear prices drop.
Stands for PARKER,
Maker of harness and saddles
The homestead of quality,
Where high-price skedaddles.
His goods are high-grade,
His prices are low*.
If you once meet Parker,
To his place you’ll go.
H. T. Giltner
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Kini & Co.
^Stands for FURNITURE,
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And also for Fame;
We offer rare bargains;
Make you glad you came.
In Kitchen cabinets, Rugs,
Chairs and what not
You can examine the goods
Right, on the spot.
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The Electric Shop
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Stands for RUSSELL,
A right jolly chap,
Who sells the best shoes
To be found on the map.
Whether little or large
Wealthy or poor,
This same man Russell
Welcomes you at the door.
L ittler’s Pharmacy
Forest Grove Shoe Store
Drugs and Sundries
The Best in Footwear
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Ottice Shearer, Confectioner
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Copeland & McCready
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Geo. G. Paterson
Furniture and Pianos.
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Stands for ROOK STORE,
In Holiday attire ;
The place to buy presents
In quality higher.
B ooks and Stationery,
China, Pottery, Glass ;
Presents at all prices,
Resplendent in “class ”
Stands for SHEARER,
On the Main street;
Go to his place when
Mabel you’d treat.
Sweet candy and nuts
For large and small;
Smokes for the smokers,
And something for all.
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Stands for MONEY,
The thing you should save
Whether you live in a palace
Or hide in a cave.
If it’s lumber you need,
Fence, roof or door,
We're here to serve you
Today and evermore
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Stands for GEORGE,
A man you all know;
If Furniture you need
To him you should go.
" (fOOil Goods” is his motto
I/>w prices to all,
Whether run or carpet
Or paper for wall.
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Stands for ANDERSON,
Who s<*lls such good Clothes
Th«* people sing his praise
Wherever one goes.
Suits, Coats, Suspenders and Sox,
Underwear, Collars and Shoes
At prices to give your purse a rest
If to patronize him you choose.
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The machines we repair;
Our work is guaranteed
And our prices are fair.
No matter what’s broke,
Whether wheel or gun
Bring it to our shop
We’ll make trouble run.
Roy Watkins
Who Fixes ’Em
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