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NOTES AND PERSONALS
Mrs. James MacFarlane and
son of Manning visited friends in
the city yesterday.
There are now ten patients in
the local hospital, in spite of the
Hillsboro hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allen and
infant son of Portland are visit ins
friends in this vicinity.
VV. B. Rugg!es, the tailor, is pre­
paring to move his shop to the
room south of the Paterson fur­
niture store.
Misses Mildred and Elois Metz
of Hatton, Wash., arrived Sunday
for a visit with their aunt, Mrs.
Ida M. Patrick.
Mrs. Albert Raffety of North
Plains was operated on at the
local hospital this morning and is
convalescing.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Albert Knight at the Forest Grove
hospital yesterday. Mother and
cnild doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Stevens of
Cornelius have purchased t h e
lunch room at the corner of Pa­
cific Avenue and Council street.
. Any one desiring a copy of the
Oregon Agricultural
College,
“ Garden Crops” bulletin may ob­
tain same from B. J. Simpson,
secretary of the local Food Pre­
paredness League, free of charge.
Everyone who has a garden of
any size should have a copy of ]
this bulletin.
One lot of Beautiful Sum
mer Wash Goods, worth
to 30c. on sale, per yard
i
15c
Women’s $1 Percale and
Gingham House Dresses
on sale at
59c
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I ÍING & CO.’i 5
Regular $3.25 linen Dust­
ers, on sale ut
u: N LOADLA ÍG
1 SA LE
39c
Women's U n i o n S u i t s ,
values to 50c, on sale at
$1.98
Reg. 20c Striped Crepes,
for Dresses, on sale, per
yard
19c
Women’s 15c S u m m e r
sleeveless Vests.on sale at
9c
Women’s $1 fleece-lined
Union Suits, on sale at
69c
17c
$1.98
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with the 7,600 member banks in maintaining the
Federal Reserve Banking System for the pro­
tection of the business interests of the country.
Through the Federal Reserve Board in W ash­
ington it supervises the twelve Federal reserve
banks; it appoints one-third of their directors;
it deposits its funds largely with them ; it guar­
antees the currency they issue.
At last night’s meeting of the
Rebekah lodge, officers wereelpct.-
ed, ten caudidates initiated and a
delightful lunch served by the re­
freshment. committee. The new
officers a r e : Mrs. Edna Ross
noble grand; Miss Jeanette Little,
vice grand; Mrs. Dora Benfer,
secretary; Mrs Robert Bellinger,
treasurer
The First National Bank
Forest Grove, Oregon
Let HAZELNUT
BUTTER
YOUR BREAD
(N ot over 10 yds t o • C ustom er)
You can buy the best 60c
brooms at this sale for
49c
10c Shoe Polish, any kind
on sale at
an(^ see
7c
The best 10c Toilet paper,
on sale at 4 mils for
25c
Our best 30c bulk Coffee,
on sale, per pound
19c
Choice Chinook Salmon,
worth 30c, on sale, per
can
KING & CO. - Forest Grove
Lodge Business Booming
If you are not already linked up with this new
national system as one of cur depositors you
should delay no longer.
9c
When you pick up the papers every
h°w merchandise of
"
all kinds is going higher and higher
in price, and right in the face of all this, you can come to
this store and sale and actually buy Dry Goods, Furnish­
ing Goods, Shoes, Groceries, etc., at a marvelous saving
on every article and, in many instances, buy goods be­
low the wholesale market price today.
Delayed shipments of Spring and Summer Wash
Goods, House Dresses, Shoes, etc., have just been un­
packed and every article placed on sale at prices to defy
any competition, mail-order house or sale ever advertised.
No war prices here-Every Price C ut-Every Article on
Sale.
1171
Cooperates
This cooperation greatly increases the value
of the system to us and our community.
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CONTINUES TO DRAW
BIG CROWDS
The Buxton families of Wash­
Men’s 25c Lisle Thread
ington county enjoyed their an­
nual dinner yesterday noon at the
Sox, on sale, per pair
home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Buxton, S o u t h M a i n street.
Those present, besides the host
and hostess, were Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Buxton and son, Mr. and
Men’s regular $3 Hats,
Mrs. J. S. Buxton and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Buxton, M r.1 now on sale at
and Mr s . Ed. Harrison., two
daughters and two sons, Mr. and
Mrs, A. B. Caples, Mrs. Gardner
and son and Airs. Maude Kinney
of Astoria, Mrs. Dr. Christy, Miss
Powers, A1 Busch and Master
After h a v i n g decorated the
Arsenate of Lead for the next
John Christy of Portland.
graves of deceased Odd Fellows in spraying at Littler's Pharmacy.
The dinner was of the famous Forest View cemetery yesterday,
Money to loan—Valley Realty
Buxton vintage and the afternoon members of the order went to the
was spent in a good old-fashioned j Mountain View ceme ery and did Co., Forest Grove, Oregon. 19-tf
family visit.
The new curve-cut, form-fitting
a like service there.
collars for men just received by
John Anderson, the here-to-stay
merchant. The latest thing out.
S. A Walker attended Memor­
ial exercises at Banks yesterday
and in th** evening accompanied a
number of Banks Odd Fellows to
Hillsboro for a fraternal visit.
To get the most salable fruit
it is necessary that the trees be
kept we 11 s p r a y ed. Get your
Ar-enate of Lead for the next
spraying at Littler’s Pharmacy.
You are going to need auto
tires soon. We h a v e a good
stock. Prices are going to ad
vance from 20 to 25 per cent
soon. Enough said. Goff Bros.
The United States Government
Phone 061
17c
Newest style Dress Goods
worth 60c, on sale, per yd
Enjoyed Annual Dinner
A t S rh u ltza
Children’s ribbed Stock­
ings, sizes 7 to 10, on salt*
per pair
Christian Church
The services L o rd 's day as follows:
Bible School !i:4.r> a. m.
I.ord’s Sup|*er and serm on 11 a. m.
S u b ject: ‘T h in g s T h a t Help Us to
U n d erstan d the Bible.*’
C hristian Kndeavorn 7 p. m.
Song service and serm on 8 p. m.
A cordial in v itation ex tended to all
to atte n d the services.
Monthly m eetin g o f official board
Monday evening in church parlors.
M em bers urged to be p resent.
R. L. PU TN A M . Pastor.
Gale Grange, No. 282, will
meet Saturday, June 2d, at the
I. O. O. E. hall, A full attendance
of members is requested. Un-
finisher! business ; vacant offices to
be filled by elec tion; plans made
for booth at the County Fair this
fall; discussion of constitutional
amendments and measures to be
I voted on June 4th. A good din­
ner and a good lecture hour pro­
gram are on the program for the
, day. Secretary.
Notice
The Light, Water and Treas­
urer’s office will lie closed to busi­
ness Monday and Tuesday, June
4 and 5, as the Ciiy Hall will be
used by the election and registra­
tion Boards on these dates.
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EDWI N S. SPARKS.
We have just received a car)
load of John Deere wagons,
bought at a fair price. If you
need one soon, buy at once, as
prices are going higher. GofT
Oil Stove Safety
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T h e F lo ren ce Is th e clean, sale, sim ­
ple, rclluhle, econom ical oil sto v e—
rcaily to g iv e as m uch co o k in g h e a t as
you w ish, w hen you w ish It.
Yon can keep o ne—o r fo u r— b u rn ers
a t an Intensely h o t tlauic, o r m erely
sim m ering. T o ch an g e th e h e a t you
tu rn a sim ple, little ( p aten ted ) lever
device. B u rn ers clo se u p u n a e r the
co o k in g ; no h e a t w asted.
T h ere are no w ick s to trim nor
valves to le a k . A g la s s ' ‘ h u ll's e y e ''
sh o w s you alw ay s how m uch oil Is in
th e ta n k . U pper re se rv o ir holds a ftdl
gallon.
COPY
Chevro'et Motor Co.,
Oakland, Calif.
Gentlemen:
I had the pleasure of riding a
portion of the way from San Fran-j
cisco to St. Ix>uis in the new Baby !
Grand trail blazer driven by M r.'
R. C Durant and Mr. A. D. Plug-
hoff and I personally believe that
the new Baby Grand is the finest
car ever put out in this country
for a thousand dollars or under.
Its easy riding qualities are ex­
ceptional. It also has the same
great power for which the Chev­
rolet valve-in-head motor has be­
come famous in the “ Four-Nine­
ty" model.
I wish to congratulate the com­
pany on this product.
Yours very truly,
W. I. ELLIOTT.
Wiles & Sohler Bros., distribu­
tors for Washington county
17c
FLORENCE
Oil Cook Stoves
FULLY GUARANTEED
(D e a le r'» N a « ]
FOREST GROVE
and CORNELIUS
GOFF BROS.
The Pacific Market
for
GOOD MEATS, “M S S
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
TRY OUR
Florida Grape Fruit, 2 for 25c
Phone 0301
C. H. GIGUKRK, Prop.