King & Company
N0TK8 AND PERSONALS
Ira I’urdin was trading in town
Monday.
Special Offerings - for One Week Only
Judge R. M . Stevenson wan
trading in the city Monday.
b>reu Jackson of Hillsboro bad
business intthecity Saturday.
J. P. Allison of Amity had bus
iness in the city last Thursday.
White kid gloves cleaned, 10c |
| mt pair at Buggies’, next to post
office.
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April 27th to May 4th, inclusive
Watch Our Weekly SALES for SPEC IA L B A R G A IN S
Mrs. L. C. Mis/, left last Thur»-
day for a visit with her husband
in Montanu.
15c Newest Utility Ginghams, per yard
Attorney W. P. Dyke had bus-,
¡ness in the county seat Monday.
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12 ,/2c
All Colors and Beautiful patterns; splendid assortment.
Fire Chief I/enneville was in
Portland Sunday on business for
Lh<* department.
For Kent Five rooms in house
just west of Laughlin Hotel. In
quire at this office.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde CrossleV
of (¿rants Puss visited relatives in
the city the first of the week.
Mrs. Georg* L VYaser of Salem
arrived Thursday for a week's
visit with Mrs Bertha Howard
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25c Heavy Devonshire Ginghams, per yd
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21c
Just the Cloth for Play Suits and Middies.
30c Voiles and Flaxons, Permanent Finish, per yard 24c
Splendid Assortment, soft finish; suitable for Dresses and Waists.
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J. M. Garrison of Salem, a for
mer resident of I hie city, visited
friends here the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Thomas
returned Monday from a visit with
friends and relatives in Portland.
30c Plain White Plisse Crepe, per yard
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24c
Very suitable for Gowns, Underwear, etc.
40c Gabardine and Spanish Twill, per yard
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31c
In all the new and popular stripes for Shirts.
Mrs Courtney Meek and daugh
ter of Idaho are visiting Steve
Meek and other relatives in th e 1
county.
35c Women’s Fibre Silk Hose, Special, per pair
Mr. and Mrs. A! Long and Mrs.
McKinney of Hillsboro visited at
the George Hancock home in this
10 % Discounts on Remnants and short-length Mill-Ends
dty Sunday.
75c Heavy full-cut Men’s Work Shirts
Kxamine the “ Iron Age” com
bined cultivator and garden tool
at the Gordon hardware store, j
before investing in garden tools.
T h e McMinnville News-Re
porter states that O. C Jackson
of this city has paid $7,000 fori
HO acres of land near that city
John
c. Jasper, giving his reel» |
dence as Forest (¡rove, took out
a license at Portland Monday to||
wed Miss Clara Vanlxxj of Port
land.
Joe A. Wiles would like to
write your insurance. Will give
you service that will be to your I
advantage. Upstairs in Ander-1
son block, room 2.
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Caples & Co. Monday morning
shipped 42 cases of eggs to Port
land, the accumulation of two
days.
At $10 per case, this
should encourage the poultry men.
Thirty Forest G r o v e B o y
Scouts participated in the big pa
triotic parade at Portland last
Thursday, members of the Corn
ua rcial Club having paid the ex
penses of the Scouts.
Y ou ’ll enjoy mowing the lawn
if you get the easy-adjusting,
light-running ‘ ‘ Eclipse” mower.
Adjusted by a single thumb-screw
ami is self-sharpening. See it a t ,
the Cordon Hardware Store.
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29c
63c
Dark blue Chambrae, well made; sizes 1 2 to 17.
$2.50 Gossard Front-lace Corsets; Special
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$1.98
For Every Woman a Gossard is So Easyto put on.
$3.75 Nemo Corsets, Self Reducing
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. $2.98
Lasticurve Back— Medium and Low Bust.
$1.00 Men’s Porosknit Union Suits
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89c
Short’ Sleeve, Ankle length, closed Crotch.
$1.40 Sweet-Orr brand Bib Overalls
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$1.23
Heavy blue Denim, old dye, full cut Overalls.
10 %
D i s c o u n t on Ladies’ and Children’s S H O E S
Including all Spring lines, English lasts, white Canvas and white washable Kid.
$1.75 Combination Granite Cooking Outfit
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98c
Triple coated; seven outfits for the Price of One.
25c bottle Tom ato Catsup
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21c
50c 1-lb. package T ree Tea
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39c
1 lb. can Royal Baking P ow d er 38c
15c package Corn Starch
2i lb. can Royal Baking Pow der 98c
25c tins Booth’s Crescent Sardines 19c
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.1 1 c
The card party at the home of
M r. and Mrs. J. W. MacrumSat-j
urday night for the benefit of the
Belgian Relief fund was well at
tended, thirteen tables b e i n g “ Shall Washington County have
ance, in costume, of Miss Ruth
Gaston Odd Fellows Celebrated
Warranty deed and mortgage
played. Mrs. M. R Johnson won 1 a County A gen t?” will be dis-
The Gaston Odd Fellows Sat Patton of the Campfire Girls, who blanks for sale at the Express of
first lady’s prize and Mrs. C. 0. I cussed by B Roe of Gaston and
gave some account of their work. fice.
Roe second, while C. O. Roc took others from Yamhill c o u n t y , urday night celebrated with a A pleasant coincidence was the
first gent’s prize and M. R. John which has had an agent for two fine program and splendid supper presence of Mrs. Shaw of Hono
son second. A nice lunch was years. C. W. Creel of the local the 98th anniversary of the found lulu (sister of Dr. Bishop), whose
served after the playing.
U. S. Entomological department ing of their order in America daughter furnished the illustra
w’ill
give a practical talk to farm The hall was crowed with mem tions for the books used by the
A number of Washington coun
ty stock breeders secured excellent ers on “ Insect Pests ' of Clover.” bers and their families and a few Campfire Girls and written by
Mrs. Gulick.
animals at a big sale held at Ore A t this season much can be done visitors from other lodges.
W H Y D O N ’T YO U
to
eliminate
the
pests.
We
urge
The address of welcome was
gon City last week. V. S. Abra
A symposium then followed, in
C A LL ON
ham of Patton Valley secured two the farmers to he present and made by Noble Grand A . M. Por- which many of those present took i
line bulls, Fairacres and Flying promise them a profitable session. ■ ter and S. A. Walker of this city part, including Mesdames Walter.
responded on behalf of the visit-| Vollmer, Benjamin, Shaw and
Fox, and six young cows; George
Secretary.
; ors. The principal address was Bolderick.
Withycombe bought a cow and
K. B. Penfield.
made by W. G. Hare of Hills
Attention Veterans
two fine heifers while Barnett Y.
A S K H IM A B O U T
Roe of Wapato recently received
The Annual Meeting of the boro, with an address on the
timely subject of ‘ Food Produc-1
D.
D.
&
M.
B.
BUMP
from the Willowmoor farm, near
P R IC E S O N
Washington County Veterans will
Seattle, a fine yearling Ayrshire
tion” by W. K. Newell of Seghers. i
Attorneys
at
I^aw
be held at Forest Grove, Oregon,
hull.
There was a nice musical pro
in K. of P. Hall, M ay 3d, 1917.
Loans and Real Estate
gram
and a splendid supper.
Gale (¡range
Meeting will be called to order at
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Gale Grange will meet Satur 10 A. M . for the election of offi
W.
C.
T.
U.
Parlor
Meeting
A N D G E T A H IG H CASH
day, May 5th, 11)17 at the I. O. cers and the transaction of any
A fully-attended parlor me; ting
business that may be offered.
P R IC E FOR Y O U R
0 . F. Hall. Routine work, spe
Memorial servicec at 11:00 A. 'o f the W. C. T. U. was held at 1
PR O D U C E ?
cial committee reports, initiation
M.
A picnic lunch at noon. i Mrs. Potwin’s last Friday. Mrs.
N .H O F F M A N
in first and second degrees and The Post and Corps will furnish ; Bishop led devotional exercises
new business will he conducted cofree, milk and sugar. Program ! and Margaret Jones sang a solo,
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Attorney A t Law
d u r i n g the forenoon session. at 1:30.
I “ Peace Be Still.” The subject for
Pacific Ave. and Third St.
Patent Office Business Solicited
Dinner at noon. T h e lecture
Don’t forget to bring a well the day, “ Our Girls,” was made
very interesting by the appear- Forest Grove,
hour program will begin at 1:30. filled basket.
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Oregon
Committee.
10c rolls T o ilet Paper, 4 fo r . 25c
15c cans Libby’s Sauerkraut . 11c
M. B. BUMP.
I). D. BUMP.
Residence Hillsboro
Residence
Forest Grove.
Offices HILLSBORO
Phone 444
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Say!
F. A. Moore
GROCERIES