—
O. V. 13. gulden tools ut Gor­
don’s hardware store.
10-tf
Mrs. J. E. l)e< ks is a patient in
How Small
a Portland hospital
H. T. Giltner has an ad this
Things Grow.
wtek in the Express columns
Miss Martha Allen is home from
Great Napoleons of fin­ Monmouth
for the sp ing vacation.
ance have started small. Chas. Kennedy,
a high school
In a few years after student, has joined the naval
Marshall Field left Eng­ militia.
land’s shores he was a W. A. Williams, father of Mrs
partner in a big busi­ Hurry Giltner, was out from Port­
Universal Cotfee Percolator, I to 14
ness!
land Tuesduy.
cups, 93.50 to J5.50
He saved his money —he Lime and Sulphur spray, by
the gallon or barrel, at Li (tier’s
watched the dimes.
Pharmacy.
Will You He a Partner
Claire Walker w» nt Wednesday
in a Big Business Ten
All is fair—no fee, no favor. All women have equal
to Sherwood where he wi.l work
Years from Now?
in a sawmill.
opportunity
to win three valuable prizes during Uni­
Bread
Maker
The
latest
Columbia
records
of
One dollar each week is the new songs on sale at Litller’s
versal Kitchen Efficiency Week, April 9th to 11th.
Four Sizes
$52 per year; we’ll com­ Pharmacy.
This contest is open to all, without expense or obli­
pound this fo r you
gation of any kind.
every six months. How Archie McKay, who spent the
many years before you winter at Williston, N. D., has
1. Prize for Homemade Bread
will have YOUR pile? returned home.
Original
Recipe
for
A
trial
order
is
all
we
ask;
next
For the best loaf of Homemade bread submitted, irre­
Come in and see us about it. to postoffice. Ruggles Cleaning
Chopped
Food.
spective
of size of loaf, kind of flour used or method
Works.
52
of
making,
we will give a Universal Coffee Urn. 6-cup
Miss lx>is Tupptr of Gaston
size.
was doing bu-iness in our town on
Forest Grove, Ore.
Saturday.
2 . Prize for Best Original Chopped Food Recipe
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morley of
•'A Strong Bank in a Good Town”
To the woman who sends the l>est recipe for Salad,
P rtlatid spent the week-end with
Croquettes or other food prepared in a Food Chopper,
Forest
Grove
relatives.
we will present a Set of Universal Breakfast Carvers.
CONDENSED NEWS NOTES
George G. Hancock, real es­
tate. farm loans and fire insur­
3 Prize for Best Coffee Testimonial
Public sale bills printed at the ance,
new
Anderson
block.
50
Express
. Sixty-two and , a , half , acres of
For the U*st reason why Coffee should I k * made and
... _ office.
.,.
.
can
be beat made in the Coffee Percolator, we will do­
Mis> t arm la Mil s made a trip farm land, equipped with cows,
nate a Universal Austrian Enamel I'ea-Ball Tea Pot.
to Portland Saturday.
house and barn, for rent. Inquire
Money to loan—Valley Realty at this offi-e
lo-tf
ASK US for Contest Blanks and Complete details.
Co., Forest Grove, Oregon. 19-tf Mrs. H. R. Kauffman, who has
receiving treatment in a
M iss Angie Harrington of Hills­ been
Portland
boro visited here Sunday with ffir last night. hospi.al, returned home
1
2
3
sister, Mrs. Raleigh Walker.
Selected
Burbank
seed
potatoes
Universal
('«life*-
Urn
Universal
Breakfast
Universal
Tea Hall
Grace and Wilbur Clapshaw of for sale. Raised above the blight
For
Best
I«o»f
of
Carver*
For
Beat
Tea
Pot
Fur
Best Clot-
Chnpiar. four »i/es,
Hillside were seen on the streets belt; $3 00 a bag. Phone 027x, Universal F<«id
Bread
F<a*l
K
c
<M|
m
>
fee
Testimonial
91.25
to
92.25
of Forest Grove Tuesday.
Fore.-t Grove
For Sale—F a u 111 e s s stump- Dr. Patten, the new Congrega­
puller, complete and in good con­ tional minister, expects to take
dition. Phone David 251. 1-tf charge
of his pulpit a week from
Miss Marcella Richards spent next Sunday.
Saturday and Sunday with her Hertzog & McIntyre, in the
brother and family in Portland. postoffice block, have a fine lint
Your neighbors are planting of Easter hats for your inspection Mrs. M W. Patton yesterday
CATHOLIC SERVICES
‘‘Pakro Seedtape.” Buy it for Prices reasonable.
the M. E Aid society.
your garden. Ask Littler’s Phar­ Mrs Dean Clarke has had to entertained
There will !*• Station* of the Croan,
Burdette Shipman arrived last
macy about it.
Made
a
Big
Hit
when
the “ Stahat Mater” will he aunt;,
give up her classes for this week nigh:
from St. He'ens for a visit One of the most amu-ing home- Veneration
of the Croa* and sermon on
Mrs. J. K. Land of Stevens on account of suffi ring from an with Forest
(»rove friends.
Point, Wis., arrived Tuesday for attack of mumps
talent
entertainment
given
in
the
Friday
evening
the Catholic-
*
i
. church of roreit
Grove. at The
bU*MMÍr;i¿
a visit with her cousin. Mrs’. Eva Mrs. J. L. Howard returned Miss Camilla Abernethy, who city for
many months was fhc of bMptiemal fount, of fire «rid the reau-
'*,!
bt*
n
,at
a
Portland
hosp
tal
Adams.
Sunday from Caldwell, Idaho
Skue,” put , on , at mofninic
inK ” f lhe •’fophc-ciea on Saturday
«•
,
, i,
Kantcr
The “Slidewell” tie slips through where ^he has been vi-itmg re|.t , suite ing from an attack of ap- “Dee-trict
Marsh hall Friday m«ht hy a th*re#will at t* 7 a n clock
ll>*h uml
Maas, on with
»er-
the collar so easily you’ll enjoy ! tives for the past six weeks.
pendicitis, is improving nicely,
number
of
the
members
of
the
"»»n,
at
Corneliua
at
M
o’cloek
and
an
your Easter more thoroughly if You’ll enjoy mowing the lawn. Goff Bro>. ye-terday so'd Mon- .
.
,
i
,
,
,
other
Migti
M
umm H"d sermon a t Forest
you wear one of these ties. Ask if you get the easy-adjusting, arch ranges to Gus Reichow, Ed. Congregational church led by the Grove at
to which everyone ia
John Anderson.
light-running ‘"Eclipse” mower. Lee, Ed Jones and Peter Kilim, a members of the Congregational invited.
Frank Jones, who has been em- Adjusted by a single thumb-screw pretty good business for one day. Working Society The scene was A large c|n»n of children will make
laid for a school room, with the (»rove
t!>*ir first
Holy Communion in Forcat
p^mniz. See it at rrh*»
ployed in the condenser for sev- rind
a/»d is sdf-sha
self-sharpening.
The kYtr^ct
Forest timv«
Grove High ^pbnf»l
School acton
on Sunday, April 15th, at *♦
dressed
eral years, departed Monday for the Gordon Hardware store.
Junior-Senior play, * No. 72S,” in une of , these .-o w. ,, II remembered
.
, o’ clock Masa. On that morning Masa
will »*• in Cornelioua at 7 o’clock;
Klamath Falls, where he has de- The filth grade of the Central three sensational acts, will be s tli(-u
school (Jays that they had Th«- ladies of ('orneliua Catholic
cided to locate.
school on Tuesday of last week staged at the Star Theater on no trouble
in carrying those in the church will hold their annual fete at
rp.
. election
»
pre.-ented
with wa a Weduesday and Thursday even­ audience back
to the days when j Uornelius on Saturday, April 14th. An
T h ^ w d ' , bea school
handson,e their
ntw ^ -chool wnich
April lhih and 19th
t the Central bu:l ,ing at _ rw.ejve(j from the teacher, Miss ings,
thev.
too.
were
,H young
tween three of the [«»pular
If the person who took a black strict Skule. - kids in the “ Dee- i lie ladiea
o clock next Saturday afternoon. Ru,iolph( by Mr. Richards. The head
of the town will take place, and
shawl from the I. O O. F Mrs. Seymour and Mrs. Hill an excellent dinner will be nerved after
Apul 7, to elect a clerk to fill the Roy Scouts raistd the flag while
five o’clock at Cornelius. Don’ t forget
vacancy caused hy the departure th p u p i i s s a n g -The Star hall by mistake some weeks ago were
the
stan
among
the
ladi
.
.
.
’
*
*
*
»
j
time anil place.
will
return
the
same
to
Mrs.
A.
of Earle O. Buxton.
Spangled Banner.”
wí.i! A E Scott, R. I • IXnn, the Father
haa been away, giving
McKay,
he
or
-he
will
be
doing
W. J. Good spent last Thurs- Mr and Mrs. J. A Demorest, a great favor, as the shawl is val- L M. Graham, C T. Richardson, . ! a retreat Burk
to the c h ild re n of St. ' a ,. ;,t hit
M J. Fenenga, and W J. M e- church, Sellwood, the firat three days
day night in Gaston because he arrived Monday from Harrisburg ue^i as an^Ti’rhe/m0 S
Cready starred for the males.
i,r th* w«ek.
got so int rested while coming and Mr. Demorest at once as-:
‘
_
from Portland in trying to sell a sumed the position of cashier a t 1
The
hall
was
crowded
and
the
F. J. Rice, wife and baby of
Club, April 9th
stranger a Washington county the First National bank, having1 The Womans’
Working
Society
cleared
a
nice
Oregon
City visited the former’s
regular . meeting of the Club sum from the sale of tickets.
farm that he forgot to get off purchased a block of stock in that
brother,
H. J. Rice, and family
when he reached this city. There growing institution. Mr Demo- «nil be held in the Congregational
_
I
Sunday.
being no more north-bound trains rest gave up a good position at church paries as usual Monday,
Election
that night, Bill made the best of Harri-burg to become affiliated April .nh E-pecial attention is At th< Cornelius
city election held in Cor-! I). I). & M. B. BUMF
the job and remained over night, with the local institution.
cal,
this “informal
meeting, as ballot
it is the
date ,Hj of to the
for nelius Monday, Mayor F. H.
Attorneys at Law
officers” and all dues must be Sholes was re-elected, as were Re­
paid before voting.
corder Geo. A. Wilcox and Coun-
Loans and Real Estate
.
ABB
IE
J.
WHITEHOUSE,
oilman L. C. Mooberry, while J. U. I). HUMP,
M. B. BUMP,
Forest Grove Shoe Store
Secretary. | I A _ ¡rm|er was e|ect,.,] to succeed Forest Gr i rove.
Residence Hillsboro
Councilman W. B. Vickers.
Phone 444
Christian Church
Offices HILLSBORO
“U N IV E R S A L ”
Kitchen Efficiency Contest
- - April 9th to 14th - -
3 FREE PRIZES 3
No Entrance Fee!
Universal
$1.75 to $5.50
First National Bank
THREE HANDSOME PRIZES!
Forest Grove
Co r n e l i u s
“Deestrid Skule”
1
WARS!
And rumors of war.
The air is full of them !
But just the same you will be want­
ing SHOES and at the Forest
Grove Shoe Store you can find
what you want at about the old-
time prices, while’they last.
There is no doubt but Shoes will go'
much HIGHER. We have about 4,000'
pairs to close out, so if you are looking
for Shoes, come and see us.
C. V. B. RUSSELL
At the Forest Grove Shoe Store.
Lord’* Day services as follows:
Bible school 9:45 a. m. It will he de- j
cision day in the Bibie school. A short.!
program by the lower classes will be !
given at the close of the session.
The pastor will deliver the Easter
message at 11 a m. In the evening at j
7:20 a companion sermon to the mom-'
ing theme will be given on “The Bat
tie Over the Empty Tomb.”
This is pre-Easter week of prayer in ;
the C. w. B. M. A program will be
given Friday and Sunday afternoon at j
. 2:30 o’clock. Everybody invited to at- 1
tend these services.
R. L. PUTNAM, Pastor.
-1
EASTER ANNOUNCEMENT
Our Soda Fountain will be
open Sunday and a special Easter
brick of ice cream will be deliv­
ered to your order.
VanKoughnet & Reder.
Rhone 751.
I P r e p a r e ! SUNDAY d in n e r !
Stop at the corner and look at our fine lot of
vegetables and fruits.
Our Prices are RIGHT.
Our goods are THE BEST.
Listen !
The Pacfic Market
Phone 0301
C. H. GIGUKKK, Prop.