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CONDENSED NEWS NOTKS
Public sale bills printed at the
Express office.
Found—Man’s purse. May be
E n tered as second-class m a tte r Ja n . 12, 1916, at the no
recovered
at this office.
O regon, under the A ct of M arch a, 1679
The Express prints butter wrap*
Subscript ion Ratos
pers with non-poisonou.s ink.
We have everything with which to build.
On C redit
Paid in advance
Shetland
pony
for
sale.
In­
$1.00
One y e a r
We
bought last fall and we are selling
One y e a r
$1.50
.50
Six m onths
Six m onths
.75 quire of H. B. Johnson, phone
cheap. You will he building a house, barn,
21-4*
.25
T hree m onths
T hree Months
, .40 932.
silo, auto house or an up-to-date chicken
Second - hand sc h o o I books
T H U R S D A Y , J U N K 7 1917
bought at the Book Store. We
house, and the first comers are going to get
are in the book business.
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“ I am sorry th a t you do not w ear a flag every
the best prices, because we can’t buy now
See that new line of shin's, for
day and 1 can only ask you if you lose th e physical
for the prices at which we tire selling.
em blem to be sure th a t you w ear it IN YOliK
men, women and children, at A.
hkakt ; the h e a rt of A m erica shall in te rp re t the
G.
Hoffman
& C o ’s.
h e a rt o f th e w o rld ." P resident W ilson.
Our lumber is all dry and we have the best-
Fred Peterson and Mrs Rilla
kept stock in Washington county.
Nelson of Buxton were married in
N O T E S A N D COMM E N T S
Vancouver last week.
f°r $l-2*r> 51 roll. Water-proof
George G. Hancock, real es­
paper, $1.7f> for 500 feet. Moth
Forest Grove cast more votes one present. The earnest prayers
are offered for the young Levite, tate, farm loans and fire insur­
Monday than Hillsboro.
just what you want for chicken houses.
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. and another visit is looked tor- ance, new Anderson block
Verv few of , the
. ,’° - s ,n . e ward to. He haves on the 13th
Highlit price paid for wool and
RED PAINT at $1.25 in ones, $1.20 in fives.
logging camps claimed exemptions (lf June for Newfoundland t o visit
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mohair
new and second hand
from military sen,ice, man) say- his aged mother before taking up Wool sacks for sale at A. G. Hoff-
ing they wanted to go to war his duties M inttructor at Mt. man & Co.’s.
There is something about life in Angel College.
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Walker
the big out-of-doors, it seems,
The Main Street Lumber Yard
At five o’clock a dinner was and daughter Helen spent Sunday
that develops the fighting spirit.
given
at
St.
Anthonp’s
Rectory,
at Dillev. visiting Mr and Mr*
It is generally the cooped-up,
cigarette-smoking aneamic who is covers being laid for t w e I v e. Walter Wolf.
Those present were the Rev Ben .. ,
afraid to fight.
edictine Fathers L eo Wa l s h , . People who have rooms to rent
Frank "Hinman didn’t believe Thomas Meier, Hildebrand Mel- during fhe G.^A. R. ^encampment
the road bonds the best way to choir and the Rev. Father R ubs —June 26, 27 and 2 8 —please
secure funds for road building, of St. Mary’s Home, Beaverton notify Mrs. John Anderson.
but he thought, he said, we might and the Rev. Father Costelloe of
A fine line of ladies’ spring
as well vote “ Yes,” for if the road of St. Francis Church, Portland. coats, in the latest style and most
boosters didn’t win this time, they In the evening Solemn Benedict­ approved pal tern, iu-t received at
would keep on till they had th ir ion was given and Rev. Father Anderson’s. Come and see them.
way. The Express believes in a Rubis preached the sermon.
The short burner “ Bon-Ami”
year or two Frank will have other
kerosene
stove brings the heal
reasons for being reconciled.
Fruits and Vegetables in Season
close to your cooking utensil.
Sunday afternoon a portion of See it at the Gordon hardware
In spite of t h e threatening the famous Walker Orchestra of store.
Miss Elcy Walker, who has
weather and bad roads, the Sol- this city went to tin* county farm
P H O N E TOI
emn High Mass of Rev. Father and gave the inmates and aitend- been teaching in the high school
South Main Street
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Forest Grove, Ore
Leo Walsh, 0 S. B., a newly or- ants an hour’s piogram of excel- at W lbur, Oregon, during the
dained priest of St. Benedict's |ent music. The personnel of the past year, returned home Satur­
Abbey, Mt. Angel, was a grand orchestra was S. A Walker, vio- day.
Joe A. Wiles would ... like
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beautiful potted fern. The con-
success. The Mass was sung in fin ; C. L. Walker, xylophone;
Job printing phone 821.
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St. Anthony’s Chapel,at half past Winnette Walker, piano; Walter write your insurance, " 111 Rive solation prize was a beautiful little
ten o’clock on Sunday morning. Sears, clarionette; Arthur Jones, you service that will be to your plant and was presented to Mrs.
I). I). & M. B. HUMP
Long before the appointed hour traps and drum. The concert advantage. Upstairs in Ander- Creel
A delicious luncheon of
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the congregation began to gather was doubly appreciated by th e ' son block, room 2.
truit salad, sandwiches crackers
Attorneys at Law
and by the time the asperges was small, but interested, audience be-
You'll enjoy mowing the lawn and cheese, cake and coffee was
Loans and Real Estate
intoned, the seats were all filled, cause of the excellence of the mu- if you get the easy-adjusting, served.
including the extra chairs of the sic and the further fact that it light-running ‘-Eclipse” mower,
M. B. BUMP,
The Ixiveland (Colo.) Daily Her­ D. D. HUM I'.
church, as well as those provided came as a surprise It was a free Adjusted by a single thumb-screw ald of May 31st pays a high trib­ Kenidenre
Keiddenre llillHlxiro
for the occasion. The choir, as- will offering from the members of ¡and is self-shaipening. See it at ute to the hu-tling ability of Cor­ F o re st G rove.
1*1.01... lit
Offio-H - H ILLSB O R O
sisted by the Cornelius choir, sang the orchestra to p ople who are the Gordon Hardware Store.
poral Fred W. Moore, son of Mrs.
“ Kind-Jesu-Messe” J. Schweit-j not in positions to hear much mu
The public is invited to attend S. A. Walker of this city, who is
f r; ° P*t26u W!lih a p“au t,ir ,i?f‘ fwand these people wi;l.no doubt, the closing recital for the y-ar recruiting in Loveland for the U.
fertory by Holden. Rev. Father long remember the kindness of the ^¡ven by the piano and voice stu- S. Marine corps T h e Herald
jf? . was^assisted ,b- V £ e . Rev. members of the orchestra.
dents or the Conservatory of Mu states that, mainly through the
t QerSpTh°ms_ and Hildebrand
Dan Pierce took the party with s,c at Marsh Hall Saturday even efforts of Corporal Moore, Love­
J. b. t$d as Lteacon and bub- out pay in his auto truck, other ing, June 9th The program will land lias furnished more recruits
Deacon, and Rev. Father Buck
£ being Mrs. S A Walker, bt gin at. eight o’clock
than any other town its size in
acted asm asterofcerem on.es. A Miss Florence Webbly, Miss Iva
Colorado.
Ladies, do you know that John
very instructive sermon was well Smithi Frank Smith
p
Anderson
can sell you ju-t as
delivered by Re\ .^hom as Meier, pjerce and George Christianson. stylish waists,
N. HOFFMAN
skirts and coats as
O. S. B. It being 1 rinity Sunday,
he took for his subjec “The Most, Mrs. Maude Norelius and two you can get anywhere? Corne
Attorney At Law
Blessed Trinity.” After Mass children of Vancouver are visit- and see them before you send fur
the newly-ordained priest gave ing at the home of the former’s something you can’t see until af­ Patent Office Business Solicited
ter you have paid for it.
his first blessing to nearly every- brother, H. J P.ice, jr.
Forest Grove,
-
Oregon ’
Last wet k’s Express stated that
Bruce Roe had given a party to a
number of young friends
The
article was incomplete, as it should
have stated that B uee Roe and
Donald Misz gave the party in
honor of Maurice Buxton. The
WHY DON’T YOU
item was contributed, and was
not verified by the editor.
CALL ON
H a r l e y LaMont and Pete
The firm of C. E. ROY & CO. has opened
Thomas came over from Wheeler
Sunday to write their name-, in
up a new Gents’ Furnishing Store next door to
Uncle Sam’s register. Harley,
I t cotta n o th in g to inquire
Caples & Co., with an up-to-date line of
Frank Smith and several other
ASK HIM ABOUT
local boys have gone to Cherry
PRICES ON
Grove with Ed Dixon to do some
M anufactured by
construcaion work, the work at
Whei-ler having come to a temp-,
orary halt, through a lack of ma­
terial.
We want you to take this announcement as
AND GET A HIGH CASH
Mi8. W. H. Danser entertained j
PRICE FOR YOUR
more of an invitation than a
ad, and
a large number of ladies at a card
PRODUCE ?
party Friday afternoon, in honor
will be pleased to have you come in and see the
Portland, O regon
of Mrs Boyle, who is visiting here.
The room was decorated with
good things we have for
FO R s a l e b y
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flowers and illuminated w th elec-j
trie lights, th ■ blinds being draw n.!
Pacific Ave. and Third St.
The honors were won by Mrs.
Hurley, who was presented with a {
Phone 0232
Published ev ery T hursday at Forest Grove, O regon.
W. C. B enfer. E d itor and Publisher.
Copeland & McCready
H. T. GILTNER
New Priest Sings Mass
Staple and Fancy Groceries
A Treat for I nfortunates
J.
Open for Business !
Say!
F. A. Moore
GROCERIES
Hats, Caps, Shoes, Shirts,
Collars, Neckwear, Etc.
But ITard To
Beat
A R oofing for
E v e r y K ind
O f 11 u i I d i n £
compelling
Roofing Manufacturing Co.
Forest (¡rove Planing Mill
Men and Young Men
Have a complete line of Work ^Shirts, Sox,
Khaki Pants, etc.
Suits Made to Order, $15.00 up.
Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
c. E. ROY & CO
S&H STAMPS GIVEN
S SH STAMPS GIVEN
3
STRONG
VALUES
c£ipn
C& tfilng
Go i
M OR PIR O N
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PORTLAND, OREGON
Double S. & H. Stamps Given
w,thin
t
SUITS
OVERCOATS
RAINCOATS
tU cn Cébtfong Go.
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