/
New Bulletins on
you can’t see until
Public
bills punted at the something
Food
Preservation
after
you
have
paid for it.
Express office.
How to prolong the home-
«-an get anywhere? Corne
NOTES AND PERSONALS you
and s«e them before you send for
H. T. GILTNER
Hal«*
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Jim Williams, who enlisted in grown fruit and vegetable seasons
Found—Man'« purw. May be company
K, Third Oregon Na throughout th«* year and thus
recovered at this office.
tional
Cuard,
early in April and utilize to the fullest extent pos
Fruits and Vegetables in Season
Th«* Express prints butter wrap- has b«*en on detached
duty almost sible the food materials grown in
I>« th with non-poiaonous ink.
ever
since
his
enlistment,
Shetland pony for sale. In friends in this city Friday visited
th<* big food drive, is made the
and subj«*ct
P H O N E 701
quire of Jf. B. Johnson, phone
of
two
O.
A.
C.
bulletins
982.
21-4* Saturday. Jim is mighty proud «iff the press and r«*ady for South Main Street -
Forest Grove, Ore
Raleigh Walker and Rons R«*«Jer of his company, which, he says, just
free
distribution
to
all
citizens
of
w«*re in Portland Tuesday on was the first in the Unit«*d Stat«*s Oregon who have n«*«*d for th«*m.
to be mustered into the federal One, “ Preservation of Fruits and
buhineHM.
9:00—G. A. R. Business Session, at
service,
He
says
fully
one-jhird
Marsh hall.
Miss I.illoch of St. Helens came the members of K are over six V«*getabl<*s,” No. 187, is by Pro-
W.
R.
C.
Business Session, at
Saturday to spend two weeks vis-
f«*ssor C. I. Lewi-, chief of the
Masonic
hall.
feet
in
height
and
some
of
them
mni; Mrs. H. I,. Smith.
Horticultural
Division,
and
A.
F.
Ladies
of
the
G.
A. R. Business
six f«*et and four inches.
Session,
at
K. of P. hall.
George G. Huncork. r«*al «*«• go The
Barss special in vestigator of hor
short-burner “Bon-Ami” ticultural
APTERNOON
tate, farm loans and fire insur
problems. The oth«r,
(Continue«] from page One)
1:30—Joint Installation of G. A. R.,
ance, new Anderson block. 50 kerosene stove brings the h«*at “Home Canning,”
No.
204.
is
by
EVENING
W. R. C. and Ladies of
close
to
your
cooking
utensil.
Willis Dyer of Hallston sjient
Anna
M
Turley,
field
specialist
in
7.00
Rand
Concert
on
Congregational
:
the
G. A. R.
th«* week-end here with his sister, See it at the Gordon hardware Home Economics. Both are pub- j
Church square.
3:00—Reception by the Woman's Club
Mrs. Will Sparks, and other rel store.
Meeting of all Orders at
to the outgoing Officers.
lish«*d by the Extension Service., 8.00 Joint
Marsh
hall.
Girls Club and Boy Srouts Drill
atives
Joe A. Wiles would lik«*. to The former treats on evaporation ;
Walker’s Orchestra.
and Escort Visitors to the
write your insurance. Will give and drying of fruits, uncooked
Mr and Mrs. Joe A. Wiles and you
Chorus of 200 Voices.
Trains.
service
that
will
Ire
to
your
Miss Maic<*llu Richards motored advantage. Upstairs in Ander jams, frozen fruits, evaporat« d
Prayer, by Rev. A. B. Patten.
Band Music.
to Portland Friday to attend the son block, room 2.
Vocal Solo, by Mrs. Wilbur Mc-
52 vegetabl«*s. preservation in brines,
Order of Business— G. A. R.
Eldowney.
Rose Carnival.
home-mad^ evaporators. Th<*
1.
Formal
Opening of Encampment.
“Th«* Girl of the Limberlost the and
Address of Welcome, by Senator 2. Credential
Mrs Raleigh Walker went to Second” will appear in Forest latter consider- why foods spoil,
Committee Report.
W. H. Hollis.
Hillsboro Wednesday and visited Grove Saturday in the pet son of sterilization methods, equipment
Vocal Solo, by Mrs. Fred Jones. 3. Calling Roll of Encampment.
at the home of her father until Mi*»s Opal Whitley. Brought up for canning, types of equipment
Response to Address of Wel 4. Report of Officers and Appoint
ment of Committees.
come, by Dep’t. Commander.
Sunday, spending one of the days in the wilds, Miss Whitley de for cold pack method, pr«*para-
5.
Communications
and Resolutions.
Violin Solo, by Miss Maud Craft.
of jars, stejw, and explana-
in Portland at the Festival.
voted a gr< at deal of her time to tion
6. Reports of Committees.
Response
to
Address
of
Wel
7. Unfinished Business.
People who have rooms to rent nature study, calling plants and ti«»ns, classes of vegetables, li-tsof
come, by President W. R. C.
during the it. A. R. encampment birds by h«-r own namt*s until later cultivated and of wild greens,
Vocal Solo, by Mrs. H. E. Inlow. 8. New Business.
June 26, 27 and 28 please she learned the proper «men. She handling of cabbage, brussels
Response to Address «>f Wel 9. Election of Officers.
Selecting Place of Next Meeting.
notify Mrs. John Amlerson.
come,
by President of Ladies of 10.
sprouts, and cauliflower, canning
is
now
prepa
ing
a
nature
book
11.
Good
of the Order.
G.
A.
R.
Wolcott Humphries, a P. U. for children She has spent a year frui s, and meat-canning recipes.
12.
Installing
of Officers.
Male Quartet, Messrs. Isaacs,
Htudent in ’61, returned Friday
By combining the information
13.
Adjournment.
at
the
University
of
Oregon
and
Ferrin, Underhill and Richardson
to his home in Mapleton, after is regard'd by the faculty of that contained in these two bulletins
Address, by Hon. W’allace Mc-
Baby Parade on June 27
having spent several days with institution as a remarkable young growers may prepare in the best
Camant.
Having
decided to abandon the Rose
old friends here.
PROGRAM OF W. R. C.
known ways all n«ce>sary surplus
woman. She charges only ten fruits
Festival
this
year, the committee in
r e d e n t i a l Committee
and vegetables with rea 10.00 A. M. C meets
Howard Jones, of the U. S. cents for her lecture in order to
charge
of
the
baby
parade have decided
at Masonic hall.
Marine band visit«-«! here with put it within the reach of all, and •onable certainty that if the work 10.30 A. M.—Memorial
to hold that important event on the
Services
at
Ma
second day of the G. A. R. Encamp
his par«-nts from Friday till Sun will use the proceeds to help h**r is done according to directions the
sonic hall.
June 27—fo r th e
day. The boys cam«- to Portland through another year at the U of preserved products will be well- 1:30 P. M. Business Session at Ma ment—Wednesday,
pleasure
of
the
visitors.
Anyone de
hall.
to play for the Rose Festival, thus O Her lecture will be Saturday preserved. palatable and nutritious PROGRAM OP sonic
siring
to
enter
can
notify
either
Mrs.
LADIES
OP
THE
G.
A.
R.
making it possible for some of the evening, June 23, at 8 o'clock, at and prove a big factor in lowering 2:00 P. M. Memorial Services at K. J. P. Hurley, Mrs. F. S. Whitehouse
boys to visit their homes.
or Miss Marjorie Forbis, Forest Grove.
the Christian church, on the the co.>t of living.
of P. hall.
Following is the prize list:
Indies, do you know that John theme “Nearer to the Heart of A fine line of ladies’ spring
Second
Day
-June
27
Best Decorated Baby Carriage—First
Anderson can sell you just as Nature ” She will have many in- coats, in the latest style and most
MORNING
prize, $3.00; second, $2.00: third, $1.00.
stylish waists, skirts and coats as ter«*sting specimens to show.
approved pattern, ju-t received at 8:00—First Oregon Veterans Associa Best Make-Up for Child W’heeling
Anderson’s Come and see them.
Baby Carriage—First prize, $2.00; sec
tion, at Marsh hall.
•
Why Uncle Sam Can’t
Finance the Red Cross
Notice of Sale
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an order duly made,
rendered and entered in the matter of
the estate of Alexander S. Weir, de
ceased, in the County Court of the
spend tremendous sums in order State of Oregon fo r Washington
to meet an almost overwhelming County, on May 28, 1917, authorizing
emergency growing out of United and licensing the undersigned adminis
of said estate to sell all of the
States participation in the World trator
timber
and growing upon the
War Nor can the work be de following standing
described real property situ
layed one day. Bullets will not ate in Washington County, Oregon,
wait on tanly dollars. The man to-wit;
who offers his life on the ha* tie-' The North half of the Northwest
of Section 32, T. 1 S. R. 1 W.
fiehl for the defense of his country of quarter
the
Willamette
must not be left to bear the bur sale for cash in hand. Meridian, at private
den alone.
NOW THEREFORE, I will, from
Why does the government not and after Monday, July 23, 1917, at the
finance this relief work ? The law office of H. T. Bagley, in the
National Rank building, in
question is often asked. The Hillsboro
Hillsboro,
proceed to sell at
American Red Cross is rank*d as private sale Oregon,
all
of
now
a neutral, as long as it is main standing and growing the on timber
the real
tained by private subscriptions. property above described, said timber
The administration of the Red l>eing sufficient to manufacture ap
1800 cords of wood. Rids
Cross cannot be carried on as proximately
will
be
received
at the law office of H.
are the national, naval and mili T. Ragley, and the
may bid
tary operations Relief work, also, upon the entire body purchaser
of timber; or up
must cut red tape, mu s t be on the basis of a fixed price per cord,
promptly ready for every emerg to be paid after the same is converted
wood and prior to the removal
ency, must be governed by hu of into the cord same
the premises, and
manitarian principles and quick said sale will be from
subject
decisions and must not bp hamp- by the County Court of to confirmation
Washington
ered by the restrictions of gov County. Oregon.
ernmental machinery. A t the I)ate«l this June 21, 1917.
MATTHEW S. WEIR.
same time the Red Cross is the'
Administrator.
only relief agency formally au H. T. RAGLEY,
thorized by the government. Its
Attorney.
24-t5
head is the President of the United
Oregon, outskle Portland must
¿uhscMtoe $400,000 of the $100,-
000,000 emergency R«*d Cross war
service fund during this week in
order to meet th«* expectations of
President Wilson, who has ap
pealed to the nation for this fund.
Prompting the President’s ap
peal are the thousand# of Red
Cross ambulances on the firing
line that must be maintaimd.
O t h e r thousands of ambu
lancias must be built and sent to
the front. Fofty-five base hos
pitals already have been estab
lished and their work must be
supplemented with that of many
more hospitals in order to treat
the wounds and save the lives of
thousands of soldiers, including
our own home boys.
The force of Red Cross physi
cians and nurses must be greatly
increased and kept on duty.
British, French and Belgian
soldiers can be sent home when,
under hospital care, they have
commenced to recover f r om
wounds or sickness, but for Uncle
Sam’s soldier boys convalescent
hospitals must be built by the
State's. Its accounts are audited
Red Cross.
Mothers and wives who have by the war department. It is
by Congress. Presi
given up sons and husbands and chartered
dent
Wilson
who have no other support must “A large, declares:
organized and
be cared for by the Red Cross or efficient Red well
Cross
is essential.
ganization.
It is both a patriotic and humane
Vocational schools for soldiers service that is rendered by every
incapacitated by wounds for or citizen who becom«*s a m«*m!)er of
dinary work must be organized the American Red Cross.”
Red Cross subscriptions need1
and financed.
not
be paid all at one time. One
From the front line trench«*s fourth
be due July 1; one-
to the mothers left at home the fourth, will
August 1; one-fourth, Sep
Universal Service of Mercy must tember 1, and the balance, Oc
maintain a vast organization and tober 1.
FOREST GROVE IS HOST
TO THE_VETERANS
9:00 G. A. R. Business Session, at ond, $1.50; third. 75 cents.
Best Decorated Doll Buggy. Children
Marsh hall.
W’. R. C. Business Session, at 4 to 8 years of age—First prize, $3.00;
second, $2.00; third, $1.00.
Masonic hail.
Ladies of the G. A. R., at K. of Best Decorated W'agon, Children 4
to 8 years of age—First prize, $1.50;
P. hall.
second, $1.00; third, 75 cents.
AFTERNOON
1:00 Illinois Veterans Association, at Best Decorated Wheelbarrow, Child
ren from 5 to 10 years of age—First
Marsh hall.
1:30 Business Session of G. A. R., at prize, $1.50; second, $1.00; third, 75
cents.
Marsh hall.
Business Session of W. R. C., at
Final Notice
Masonic hall.
Business Session Ladies of the Notice is hereby given that the un
G. A. R.. at K. of P. hall. dersigned Administrator of the estate
4:00 Parade of Girls and Baby and of W. N. Thompson, deceased, has filed
Doll Carriages, under Au with the County Court of Washington
spices of the Woman’s county, Oregon, his final report in said
estate and the Judge of said Court has
Club.
set Monday, July 23d, 1917, at ten
EVENING
7:00 Band Concert at Congregational o’clock a. m. of said day, at the Court
House, as the time and place of final
Church Square.
7:45 G. A. R. Band, at Marsh hall. hearing on said report.
ROY THOMPSON.
8:00 Meeting at Marsh hall—
Administrator.
Prayer Rev. R. E. Dunlap.
Instrumental Solo—M i s s Helen L angley & L angley , Attorneys.
First pub. June 21; last July 19.
Caples, Portland.
Chorus of 200 Voices.
G. A. R. Glee Club, old time songs.
D. D. & M. B. BUMP
Short Talks by Veterans.
Veterans’ Q u a r t e t Funny bone
Attorneys at Law
Ticklers.
Loans and Real Estate
Thirty Minutes with C. G. Burton.
D.
D.
BUMP.
M. B. BUMP,
past Commander-in-Chief
Residence
Residence
Hillsboro
of the G. A. R.
Forest
Grove.
Solo—Thomas Isaacs.
Offices HILLSBORO
Address Governor James Withy- Phone 444
combe. •
N. HOFFMAN
“ America” - Audience.
Third Day June 28
Attorney At Law
MORNING
8:00—Wisconsin Veterans’ Association, j Patent Office Business Solicited
Forest Grove,
-
Oregon
at Marsh hall.
J
LION
Special
SUITS
from this long-established concern that supplies the
apparel needs of Men and Boys, assur«* of correct
garments at economical prices. The utmost in val
ue and lasting satisfaction.
GUS KUHN
President
Morrison at Fourth and
166 Third Street.
Two Stores in Portland
Double S. & H. Stamps
"rKen
F. G. Ex.. 6-21-17