The Forest Grove express., June 21, 1917, Image 8

“ The Mother of the Department'
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CONDENSED NEWS NOTO
FARMERS, Take Notice!
Arsenate of Lead for the next
{ spraying at Lit tier’s Pharmacy.
Money to loan Valley Realty
Co., Forest Grove, Oregon. 19-tf
W E W IL L T A K E O R D ER S FOR
Mrs Blanche Richards spent
Wednesday night visiting her son
tin Portland.
Mrs. M. A . Armentrout re-
j turned Friday from an extended
at the following prices, so long as the sup­
visit at Eagle Point.
ply on hand lasts.
W e only have a lim­
Mrs. Haskell Ferrin and baby
eft yesterday fo ra visit with the
ited amount, so first come first served.
former’s parents, at Albany.
Mr and Mis. A. W. Gillis and
Clover Leaf, 650 ft. - 2 1 c ; Portland price 25c
little daughter of Monitor visit**«!
Diamond Manillu, 600 ft., 20c; Portland price 24c
at the Templeton home this week.
Standard, 500 ft.
-
- 18c; Portland price 22c
Mrs. James B. Kerr and daugh­
ter, Kath*rine, of Portland visited
here Tuesday with Mrs. J. W
W e furnish R E P A IR S for Peering:, Champ­
Livingstone.
ion, Osborne, Milwaukee and John Deere Bind­
We furnish repairs for Peering,
ers and Mowers.
Champion, Osborne, Milwaukee
and John Deere binders and mow­
ers Goff Bros, F< r«*>t Grove.
Buy a “ Florence” Oil Stove and make
The n» w curve-cut, form-fitting
your W ife llappv.
collars for men just received by
John Anderson, the h< re-to-stay
merchant. The latest thing out.
Mrs. J PL May and little son
departed Tuesday for theii home
Phone 6 8 3
Forest Grove, Ore
Among the many distinguished Horn in 1851 She has been a at Pasco, Wash.,after a visit with
Mrs.
M
ay’s
parents,
Mr.
and
visitors from abroad expect» d at Corps memlier more than thirty
Mrs. W. J Good, and other rela
the W. R. C. encampment here years and has h**ld many im­ lives.
portant positions, both in the de­
next week, none will be more wel­ partment and corps. She was de­
Norris McKay,who is serving as
come in Forest Grove than Mrs. partment p esiilent in 1888 and a printer in Brem» rton navy yard,
Sarah E. Miller, the fourth depart­ 1889, while a resident of this city was called to this city P’riday by
ment president and. in point of and during her term of ofliee vis­ the illness of his father. Archie
years, the oldest living past presi­ ited every corps in the state. The McKay, who U somewhat im­
Norris
last National Encampment Mrs. proved at this writing.
dent of the department of Oregon. Miller attended was the one held could only get a forty-eight hour
Mrs. Miller was for many years at Los Ang- les in 1912 and she furlough and returned Saturday.
Both S A L T
a resident of Forest Grove, but is has attended all but two or three
You can reduce the high cost
and FRESH
now a resident of Portland, where department conventions held in of living by eating tish, which is
she attends almost every meeting Oregon during the past thirty more palatable than tough beef
years.
of the Sumner Corps.
and more healthful than pork
Mrs. Miller was born at El­
Mrs. Miller’s closest friends O-car Burnworth has nice fresh
T R Y OUR
mira, New York, June 21, 1828, lovingly refer to her as “ The fish every day, except Sunday, in
the
basement
of
rh»-
Corl
block,
and came to Oregon via Cape Mother of 'he Department.”
under American Restaurant.
Percy PL Taber, Winters,Calif.,
Phone 0301
C. H. GIG U ER E, Prop.
claims an economy record.
On,
seven gallons of gasoline, averag­
ing twenty nine and four-tenths |
miles per gallon, Talier drove a
You’ll enjoy mowing the lawn
For Trade or Sale—One 5-arre
n e w Chevrolet “ Four-Ninety ”
model touring car rom Winters j if you get the easy-adjusting, tract just outside Albany. Walk
to Stockton and return
The, light-running “ Eclipse” mower. and tine road past place. All de­
distance is 207 miles and on ihe i Adjusted by a single thumb-screw livery wagons every day. Also
house and lot in town. Give full
entire run less than one quart of j
and is self-sharpening. See it at particulars. Ralph I). Lamb,
oil was used.
Advt.j
the Gordon Hardware Store.
Albany, Ore.
2t*
A shower party was given Miss j
Ivy Smith Monda» evening at the
home of Mrs. Ed. Wirtz by about
a dozen of her girl friends. Th*
time was spent pleasantly in the,
parlor until, to the strains of i
Menelssohn’s wedding march, th e1
girls filed into the beautifully dec- ■
orated dining room, and to each I
was given a pink carnation with
ferns and a pink heart on which ;
wa- written ‘ Ivy Smith to Frank i
in the Federal Reserve Banking System we
L Merrill, June 80/* The entire J
color scheme was pink and green, j
are placed in a stronger position than ever
A U S P IC E S
pink streamers reaching from 'h 1 |
before to take care of the requirements of
chandelier
to
the
places.
In
the
all our depositors, whether large or small,
center of the table, under an arch ■
whether they keep checking or savings
of tiny rosebuds, was arranged a j
accounts; and at the same time to give them
wedding party, which was co m -;
posed of kewpies, dressed to rep -'
the most modern banking service.
resent
the various individuals.
W h y not open an account with us and
begin at once to participate in these bene­
fits and the additional protection which this
system gives to your money deposited
Biff Eli
with us?
It will he gratifying to the p e o -,
FERRIS
pie of Forest Grove to know th at.
WHEEL
the firemen have secured a carni i
val company of good repute to
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
furnish the amusement ati ractions 1
Beautiful
for their coming carnival. In |
Oscar Burnworth has fitted up
Miss Jean Kent of Corvallis
Carry-
a fish market in the basement of spent Sunday here visiting M ar­ Medford and Corvallis, where the
Us-AII
the Corl building and receives fish cella Richards, or, her way to the Foley & Burk Carnival company \
has just completed engagements,
fresh from Portland every morn Tillamook beaches.
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the newspapers of these city’s 1
ing, except Sunday.
I)og and
Mrs. Clyde Sutford and little speak in the highest praise of the
Mrs. Fred Ramsey and son, Er- daughter of Spokane are visiting Foley & Burk shows, and in the
Monkey
min, left today for Beaver City, Mrs. Sutford’s relatives, the Vin-i manner in which they conduct
a Thriller
Nebr., where they will visit rela­ cent. Hines and Fletcher families th'-ir busines, and in the deanli - 1
Hotel
tives for several months.
ness of their attractions. The'
of Gales Creek and this city.
Newlyweds
Foley & Burk comp my has shown
in P’orest Grove before, but. the,
and
Big Circus
show is much larger now than it
Snookums
was at that time, with several
Side Show
new attraction-. The carnival \
commences next Tuesday, June
20 h and lasts all th«- week.
And Other
the
Christian Church
Feature
Armless
Binder Twine
GOFF BROS.
The Pacific Market
for
GOOD MEATS,
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Florida Grape Fruit, 2 for 25c
Firemen’s Carnival
JUNE 26 to 30, inclusive
T h r o u g h O u r M e m b e r s h ip
Foley & Burk Shows
The Forest Grove Fire Dep’t
CLEAN, MERITORIOUS ATTRACTIONS
The First National Bank
Big Free Act Every Afternoon and Night
Firemen’s Carnival
Here Next Week Dog & Pony
Circus
UTTLE WILD
PEOPLE
SUBMARINE
0-2
Let RAZELNUT
Loreta
At S’rhults’s
Phone 061
BUTTER
YOUR BREAD
Bible School ;i:4.r> a. m.
Communion and Sermon 11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 7 p. m.
Song Service and Sermon 8 p. m. i
Subject, "The Golden Text o f the
B ib le."
Everybody welcome.
R. L. PUTNAM. Paator.
Wonder
Attractions
Siamese Twin Girls, Alive, Born and Grown Together
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Big Days and Nights