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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1917)
King & Company’s NOTES AM) PERSONALS White kid gloves cleaned, 10v per pair at Ruggles’, next to juist office. 52 Dr. C E. Walker of this city served on the jury in Hillsboro last week. Mrs. Frank Bernard and daugh ter, Nellie Johnson, made a trip to 1 Portland Saturday. For Rent—Five rooms in house just west of Laughlin Hotel. In quire at this office. 40 Mrs. Claude Smith and little daughter, Gertrude, visited friends in Portland Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Grove of the Soda S Springs p rin g s district were Only for One Week Special Offerings April 13th to 20th, inclusive WATCH OUR WEEKLY SALES FOR SPECIAL PRICES ARE YOU PREPARED?? trading with local merchants Mon- j f n o t ( y 0U 0\ve ¡t to yourself and your fam ily to provide fo r them. Buy Now. Prices Are Advancing Every Day. King’s Weekly Sales Y o u ’ll save big money, fo r A ll merchan- Mmidaystreels of Foreat Grove dise is goin g to cost you more. P R E P A R E against the Rise in Prices. Look Irving Phillips and Alwin Blum ahead and buy at all you will need fo r the next year. of Tillamook spent the week-end l ^ tv n • , . r J in this city at the h home of f Mrs. ome o Mrs 1 his is Good A dvice and means a Big Saving to You. ciaide L w h t o r f 'a S i t o were L. S. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Lo Kennedy and Extra Special Price on daughter, Ro e, of Portland spent the Easter vacation with Mrs. Rose Olmstead and family. Regular $1.75 to $2.00 15c Crash, per yd 1 I c Examine the ‘Iron Age” com for one week only, at 1 ?0c Crash, per yd S ite values on sale at 1 Hr $1.50 Values for bined cultivator and garden tool per cent off. This means 1 25c Crash, per yd ‘2 1 «• Ranging in sizes front 114 to 44. at the Gordon hardware store, per cent off the old price 50c ALL COLORED Crash. |>er yd 11«* Fancy White Waists in Organdy before investing in garden tools. we have not advanced oi fiOc Crash, per yd ID«* anti Klaxons. Get th e guaranteed “Pakro p rice s. Our shoes vvei 75c Crash, per yd (l.'lc Seedtape” for your garden. It bought before the raise and is the most economical of them for Draperies; new and pretty all. For Sale at I.ittler’s Phar we intend to give our cus designs, on sale for tomers the benefit of this, Beautiful new designs. 0 1 _ macy. School girls’ Middys Joe A. Wiles would like to together with 10 per cent at only | U write your Insurance. Will give off. This includes all our 25c values, sale price you service that will be' to your New Spring Shoes in white New spring styles in Polka Dot advantage. Upstairs in Ander and black kid. high lace collars and cuffs; Norfolk style, son block, room 2. 52 boots, cloth tops, patent beautifully made; $1.75 and $2 Middys, only $1.39 Harold Ober of Nehalem came leather, etc. to this city Friday, and made a for house-cleaning time. All new goods. trip Saturday to the recruiting Silk Jersey and Messaline 15c Cream or White Scrim, per yd - - • lie station in Portland, afterward 25c and 30c Cream or White Scrims, per yd - ‘2 !«• spending Sunday with friends here. Fancy Breakfast Bacon 30c You’ll enjoy mowing the lawn Fancy Seeded Raisins, pkg 11c (TQ 1Q if you get the easy-adjusting, $3.50 Messaline 1-lb cans Cleveland Baking light-running ‘’Eclipse” mower. Petticoats - - ^L.ld Powder 39c Adjusted by a single thumb-screw 4.00 Silk Jersey 0 CQ in all the new colors. Serges, homespuns, Poiret Twill, Burella California and is self-sharpening. See it at Walnuts 20c Petticoats - - L.ud Cloth; beautiful materials for Suits, and the new Sport Skirts, in Gaston’s H. softahell the Gordon Hardware Store P. Sauce 19c The people of Hillsboro last 1.75 Satin Petticoats widths from 40 to 54 inches widths that cut to g<x>d advantage. Otter brand Clams, 2 for 25c Thursday voted down a proposi only tion to float $14,000 in bonds for an addition to their high school. Mrs Walter Sargent and two and Julia F. Wait, hi» wife, and he decreed prior and superior to all said real property above described on This is the second time in two children of Gales Creek are spend Chas. D. Edward», claim, interest orequ ity of each and all the date of the mortgage to plaintiff • of the defendants herein; and that such herein, namel) February 19. 1914, ami months this improvement h a s ing the week with the former's Defendant*. other and further decree he granted all the right, title and interest which been voted down. as may seem just and equitable. the said defendants, or either or any of parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. To Chan. D. Edward» of the above- herein This summons is served upon you by them, since have had in ami to the If the person who took a black Fletcher. named defendants: by order of Hon. Geo. R. above-described real property, or any head shawl from the I. O. O. F. W. A. Goodman returned Sat In the Name of the State of Oregon, publication, Bagley, Judge of the above entitled part thereof, to satisfy said execution, You are hereby required to ap|*ear and Court, hall by mistake some weeks ago urnay from Idaho and has de answer order was made and dated judgment, decree and order of sale, in the complaint filed against you April 11, which will return the same to Mrs. A. cided he likes old Oregon far bet in the above terest ami costs. 1917. Court and suit, on M. B. and I). D. BUMP. McKay, he or she will be doing ter than Idaho, The family will or before the entitled Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, April 9, day of the time pre Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 1917. a great favor, as the shawl is val probably remain near F o r e s t scribed in the last J. C. APPLEGATE, order for the publication F’irst pub. April 12; last May 24. of this summons, to-wit: on or before ued as an heirloom. Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon. Grove. the expiration of six weeks next, from of Sheriff's Sale M. B. and D. I). BUMP, Mrs. Raleigh Wa l k e r and M rs. Julia A. Spring, who has and alter the date of first publication In the Notice Circuit Court of the State of Attorneys for Plaintiff. this summons, the date of said first Oregon, for Washington daughter, Helen, visited Saturday been visiting for the past three of publication county. Firat pub April 12. last May 10, 1917. being on April 12, 1917. and night and Sunday at the Harring- weeks with Mrs. L S. Phillips and if you fail to so appear and answer, the Jennie J. Palmutecr, Plaintiff, ton h o me in Hi lsboro. Mr. family, left Fridav for Oregon will apply to the court for the vs. I). I). & M. B. BUMP Walker spent Saturday night at City, where she will visit her sis- plaintiffs relief prayed for in their said com Charles B. Noble, as executor of North Yamhill, where he furnished ter. who has just returned from plaint, to-wit: the Last Will and Testam ent and Attorneys at Law That the m ortgage described in Estate of M. I,. Noble, deceased, music for a dance. Honolulu. plaintiffs’ said complaint herein and Charles B. Noble and Noble, Loans and Real Estate Last Friday Ed Fletcher of Chi-1 I he Easter cantata given by which was executed by Daniel T. his wife, Daisy Irene Noble, Ivan j D. D BUMP. cago surprised his half-brother, the Congregational church choir Thomas M. B. BUMP, and Millie H. Thomas, his wife, W. Noble, Flora Jennie Noble Agnes Belle Mocroft and I.avina F. Sloan ami Residence Sloan, her hus John T. Fletcher of this city, by Sunday evening was very well at- to McCoy, Residence Hillsboro herein and Jerusha band, Floyd Bilyeu and Hazel Bil- Forest Grove calling on him for a visit. The tended and much enjoyed. Above A. Crahh plaintiffs I ________________Offices Phone 444 recorded on page- 309 in yeu, his wife, and P. H. Carr, HILLSBORO ‘ boys” had not seen each other the choir loft floated ‘‘Old Glory’ Book 67, and Records of Mortgages foi* Defendants. for thirty years and they enjoyed anrj the other decorations were Washington County, Oregon, on or By virtue of an execution, judgment, N. HOFFMAN about Oct. 24, 1913, and which was as decree and order of sale duly and legal the visit until Sunday morning, artistic and appropriate, signed by Jerusha A. Crabb to plaintiffs out of the above-entitled cir when Ed left for Walla Walla to The Dancing Club had a very be decreed to be a first lien and ly issued Attorney At U w court and under the seal thereof visit other relatives. He is a enjoyable evening Friday at a a herein, first mortgage ui>on the real property cuit in the above-entitled cause to me di and herein described as fol- rected, dated the 9th day of April, 1917, Patent Office Business Solicited traveling salesman an d seldom Patriotic Dance. The K. of P. therein lows, to-wit: following hounded on a judgment duly rendered and en Forest Grove, comes to the Pacific coast. hall was profusely decorated with and described All real the property - Oregon situate in tered in said court and cause on the 6th r s the National colors and the or g x m v Placing first, second and third chestra played our National airs Washington County, Oregon, to-wit: day of April, 1917, in favor of Jennie J. Beginning at a stone, the re-entrant Palmateer, plaintiff, and against Floyd class postmasters under civil ser and old civil war tunes. Altho corner W est side of M. M. Bilyeu and Hazel Bilyeu. his wife, and vice regulations, practically fixes the attendance was not large, the W atts D. on L. the C. and running thence N. Ivan W. Noble, defendants, for the thousands of postmasters, includ dance was a great success. 1 degree 30 minutes E. 18.37 chains to sum of $2,0<K), with interest thereon ing Robert P. Wirt* of this city, a post on the Nort h line of said D. I,. since November 26th, 1914, at the rate C.: thence following said North line N. of 8 per cent per annum, and the fur in office for the remainder of their SUMMONS degs. 54 mins. West 48.22 chains to a ther sum of $175.00 attorney's fees and WHY DON’T YOU useful lives, with no danger of re- In the (fircuit Court of the S tate of 88 point said North line crosses the for costs and disbursements of said moval On thechange of presidents, Oregon for W ashington County, center where CALL ON line of County Road No. 118; suit, taxed at $35.00, and also the costs except for cause And when a Agnes Belle Mocroft and thence billowing center line of said Co. of and upon said writ, commanding me postmaster is removed, the appli Lavina F. McCoy, Plaintiffs, Road as follows S. 51 degs. 31 mins. E. to make sale «if the following-described 3.03 chs.; S. 57 degs. 45 rnins. E. 4.90 real property, situate in Washington cant standing highest in the civil: vs. chs. S. 35 degs. 24 min. E. 7.12 chs.; S. county, state of Oregon, to-wit service examination will get the Daniel T. Thomas and Millie H. 11 degs. 08 mins. E. 3.22 chs.; S. 41 West half of Dots 13 anil 14 and job, if he is morally sound. Thomas, his wife, H. W. W ait degs. 15 mins. E. 7.96 chs. to a point all The of Ixits 15, 16 and 17 of Bohart's j ASK HIM ABOUT where the center line of County road SulwJivision in the George W. Ebberts PRICES ON crosses the South line of said D. L. C .; Donation Land Claim, in Township 1 1 Shoes Toweling Waists Bed Spreads 20c Silkolines Kimona Crepe 14c per yd Special Prices on Scrims Petticoats 1.19 Middys $1.49 69c Grocery Specials Fancy Dress Goods j H. T. GILTNER Staple and Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables in Season P H O N E 701 South Main Street - Forest Grove, Ore thence following said south line N. 89 degs. 39 mins. E. 31.22 chs. to the place of beginning, containing 69.8 acres. That said mortgage be foreclosed; that said real property be sold as upon execution, and the proceeds of said sale applied to the payment of the sums of money found due to plaintiffs under said mortgage and the note thereby se cured, which sums amount to $1000.00, with interest thereon, since Oct. 7, 1913, at the rate of 7 per cent per an num and the ccwts and disbursements of this suit and of said sale, and the further sum of $150.00 attorney’s fee herein; that the lien of said mortgage north. Range 2 W est and in Township 1 South, Range 2 west of the Willam ette Meridian, Washington county, Oregon. Now, therefore, by virtue of said ex ecution, judgm ent order, decree and order of sale, and in compliance with the commands of said writ, I have lev ied Ufton and will, on the 14th day cf May, 1917, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. of said day, at the front door of the Court House, in Hillsboro, said County and State, sell at public auction, sub ject to redemption, to the highest bid der for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest which the within-named defendants, or either of them, had in Say! F. A. Moore GROCERIES AND GET A HIGH CASH PRICE FOR YOUR PRODUCE ? Phone 41 x Pacific Ave. and Third St.