N0TK8 A N D PKRSONALS
Dr. Ixw c, Sept. 7.
R. C. Hill returned Friday from
Roekaway beach.
LION Special SU ITS
Ira Purden left Monday morn­
M imh (¡race Gibson «pent Sun­ ing for Portland to serve on the
from Mm long-established concern that supplies the
day in Cherry Grove.
apparel needs of Men and Boys, assure of correct
U. S grand jury.
garments at economical prices. The utmost in val­
Money to loan Valley Realty
Miss Eva Voget returned to her
ue and lasting satisfaction.
Co., Forest Grove, Oregon. 19-tf home in Hubbard Tuesday, after
Mrs. W. I\ Scheetz returned visiting two w e e k s in Forest
CUS KUHN
I Grove.
Friday from a vinit ut Wheeler.
President
Miss Margaret Hancock is typ­
Mra. Cora Jacobson of Portland
M orrUon at Fourth and
visited friends here Saturday and ist at the Wiles in urance office
Two Stores in Portland
16 « Th ird Street.
whde
Miss
Richards
is
at
the
Sunday.
discount«, given
1 coast.
Double S. & H. Stamps ‘ ^ this ad ra»h
U presuntoti.
William Weitzel and family and
V. G. K m ., H-2&-I7
Charley Giguere returned Fri­
Miss Kva Vogut motored to Glen-
day
from
his
visit
to
California
wood Sunday.
and reports business booming in
cause she loved and the fidelity with
Notice of Final Settlement
Misses Kdith and Ethel Moerofi all the towns he visited.
which she kept in touch with us to the In the County Court of the State of
have «one to Mar View, where
Oregon, for Washington county.
last, wish to extend our kindly thought
Miss Heloise Phillips returned
they will spend some time.
and earnest sympathy to the dear ones In the matter of the estate of Mary E.
Monday from Tillamook county,
Murphy, deceased.
George G. Hancoek, real es­ where she visited at various points
Portland, Ore., Aug. 20, 1917., whom she loved and has left for a little
Notice is hereby given that W . H.
tate, farm loans and fire insur­ and spent a day at Netarts I »each.
while.
A
strong
link
in
the
chain
T o the Editor:
Hollis,
administrator of the estate of
ance, new Anderson block.
50
which binds us together has been sev­
No other farm wagon gives you
Would you kindly give me space
Mary E. Murphy, deceased, having filed
ered and cannot be replaced, but we
A fine line of nifty fall sweaters the service you get out of the
in your valuable columns to sound clasp hands still closer and pass o n - his final account and report of his ad­
for men, women and children just Winona, with the iron-clad hubs
a word of caution and advice to strengthened by the memory of those ministration of said estate in the County
receiver) at John Anderson’s
See this wagon at Gordon’s hard­ farmers who are preparing dressed
Court in and for Washington county,
\yho once walked and labored with us.
Means are going to Is* too val­ ware store
meats to be sold in Portland and And some time on the Eternal Hills we Oregon, and the County Judge of said
county having fixed Monday, the 27th
uable to waste in the threshing.
Get your vacation accessories, other cities widiin the state.
shall meet and with them sing glad
day of August, 1917, at the hour of ten
S e e t h e thresher at (Jordon’s such as Talcum Powder, Face
A great amount of this meat is songs of victory.
o’clock in the forenoon of said day as
hardware store.
Creams, Mathing Caps, e tc , at condemned and ordered destroyed
L ouise S. P hillips ,
the time, and the County Court room
because
of
reaching
the
market
in
j
A lice M. B ishop ,
The Newaka Camp Fire Girls, Littlers Pharmacy, where t h e
in the Court House at Hillsboro, Ore­
a
condition
unfit
for
food.
This
is
.
‘
prices
are
right.
K atherine B. P eneield ,
who have spent several weeks at
gon, as the place for hearing upon said
not only a direct loss to the farm­
Committee for the Union.
Ocean Pari, W a s h ., returned
Dr. Abraham, late of Mood er who ships it, but in such times,
final account and report.
Forest Grove, Aug. 20, 1917.
home Tuesday.
River, writes his father-in-law,
Now, therefore, all persons interest­
when we are exercising every ef­
Fred Gardner of the local post- John Templeton that he has been fort in the line of food con-erva-
To get the best results with ed in said estate are notified then and
office force left Saturday for New­ made an instructor in the medical j tion, it is a loss to the consuming your camera use the Ansco Speed- there to appear and show cause, if any
port, to join his family in a week’s reserve, at Fort Riley. Kas.
public, and we feel a g-eat deal of ex film, for sale only by Littler’s they have, why said account and final
play on the beach.
report should not be settled and allow­
M isses June and Nelli« Walker ->uch loss could be avoided if farm­ Pharmacy.
ed, the estate distributed and the ad­
made
a
t«
ip
to
Portland
Saturday,
ers
and
butchers
wou
d
properly
County Treasurer E. M. Sap
Washington County Transfers
ministrator and his bondsmen discharg-
pington is taking his vacation this Miss Elsie accompanying them, prepare ti eir meats, taking nec-
ed.
The following real estate trans­
week and is u-ang it to get his having completed her month’s es ary precaution to see that it
Dated at Forest Grove, Oregon, this
wmrk as cashierat the Y. W. C. A. reaches the market in the best fers were recorded with the regis­
winter wood under cover.
July 23rd, 1917.
possible condition
cafeteria.
ter of deeds at Hillsboro during
I have just taken the agency
W . H. H O L LIS ,
Dr E. E. Chase, chief m« at in­ the past week:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Lit
tier
re­
for the celebrated Mart, SchaiTner
Administrator of the estate of
spector
of
the
City
Health
De
& Marx tailored clothing for men. turned Saturday from a week’s
M E Hetrick et ux to Marian E
Mary E. Murphy, deceased.
partment of Portland. informs me Hetrick et al, 10 ac on E line of M M
Come in and pick out your suit visit at Seattle, Tacoma and Che-
Hollis & Graham,
halis, Wash
They attended the that during the la-t 16 months Watt D L C. No 48 in T 1 N, R 4 W,
John Anderson.
Attorneys for Administrator.
“ Buyers' Convention” atS «attle there has been condemned 18,426 $1750.
First pub. July 26; last Aug. 23.
M r and Mrs A. J. Demorest and were treated royally.
pounds of meat that was killed; B H Marsh to J. W. Marsh, 2 ac in
of this eity and Dr. and Mrs. C.
a|id dressed by farmer', ami this S W part of Sec 17, T I N , R 3 w , W00.
Mr and Mr-. M R Bernard condemnation ha- not been on ac- ;
Job printing— phone 821.
.1. Webster of Portland returned
Gales Creek & W’ilson River Ry to A
Sunday bom a week’s visit to the Saturday rece ved some nice trout, count of a disea ed condition of A Parkin, 6.03 ac S from corner to
( ’rater Dike district. They are sent them from the Trask near meat, but simply on account o f ; Sec 29, .30, 31 and 32, T 2 N, R 4 W, $1.
DR. H. C. FORTNER
loud in their praise of the beauties Newport, by t h e i r son-in-law, what is termed ‘ spoiled meat.”
Mary S Lilly to Emma Hines, 28.6 ac
Norris Rogers, who, with Mrs
Successor to
ol that section.
We feel that if farmers and butch­ W of Parsons D L C, E of SE corner of |
Rogers, camped and fished on the er- will observe the fol owing re­
DR.
H.
W. VOLLM ER
Miss Elizatieth Swanson came
David Harper D L C in Sec 1, T 1 N , I
Trask for two weeks.
quirements.
much
of
this
loss
can
R 5 W , $500.
out from Portland Saturday and
O F F IC E
The first deer to i>e brought he eliminated:
spent several days with her father
A C Jones et vir to L A W alter et
In
First
National
Bank Building
Fiist, the carcasses of veal and ux, 58.48 ac, Sec 35, T 3 N, R 5 W,
on the ranch west of town. Miss into Forest Grove this season was
Telehones
Swanson has been re elected to brought in by Roy Watkins and hogs must be entirely free from $750.
teach in the Odell, Ore., public Marry Giltner Friday evening. animal heat before being offered j A C Jones et vir to B H Zimmerman, Residence 332
Office 333
schools, the school year treginning It was a three-prong buck and to the transportation company for 18.48 ac in Sec 36, T 3 N. R 5 W\ $250.
next Monday.
Addie Taylor to John A Dopp, land
was kilWI on the divide betw« en shipment.
D. D. & M. B. BUM P
on S line of W’m Stolus D LC No 61,
Scoggins
Valley
and
Wilson
river.
S
<
cond,
all
carcasses
of
veal
Mrs. J. W. Livingstone and
Attorneys at Law
$ 100 .
Hugh Watson visited with the should have two sticks, on*- in the
daughter, Ixas, left Monday for
A Boslar et ux to H J Perry et ux,
thoracic
cavity,
the
other
in
the
Loans and Real Estate
Plattsville, Wis., where Mrs. L iv­ Claude Smith family Saturday af­ ¡abdominal cavity, so as to spread E 1-2 of N E 1-4 of Sec 21, T 1 N, R 4
ternoon and Sunday, returning to
D.
D.
BUM P.
M. B. B U M P ,
ingstone has a position in the
W , $1.
Chehalis, Wash., Sunday evening. the ca-cass and hold it apart
Residence
Residence
Hillsboro
Arthur B Thomas et ux to R C W a l­
schools. A company of friends Mrs Watson will continue her In hogs weighing over 200 pounds
Forest Grove.
ter,
18.29
ac
on
E
line
of
M
M
Watts
Phone 444
Offices -H IL L S B O R O
assembled at the depot to bid vi-it the rest of the week. The it would be well to have them
D L C No 48. $875.
;
split
t
h
r
o
u
g
h
the
hips
and
Smith’s
and
their
guests
enjoyed
them God speed The family will
August Petrzilka to N
P Nelson,
N. HOFFM AN
be greatly missed, hut all are in a picnic dinner up Gales Creek shoulders, as h o g s sour very
tract at N W corner of Sec 4, T 2 N,
quickly
during
hot
weather
Thor­
hopes that they will return in a Sunday
oughly wash the inside of the R 4 W, $1.
Attorney A t Law
year or so.
Mr and Mrs. Clinton McGill
John Kiernan to the John Kiernan
v<al with hot water and wipe with
Charley Robinson, who enlisted and Howard McGill, all of Port­ a clean cloth until all slime and Corporation, 160 ac in S W 1-4 of Sec Patent Office Business Solicited
land, visited at the J. F. McGill
Forest Grove,
-
Oregon
in the National Guard in June home in this city over Sunday dampness is thoroughly removed; 16, T 2 N, R 4 W. $10.
the
sprinkling
of
cayenne
pepper
and was later mustered into the Roth the McGill boys have good
on the inside of the carcass tends
Fourteenth infantry, regular army, positions in Portland and Clinton
top'event the work of fiies.
visited his parents in this city was married last Thursday even­
A 1 carcasses except veal, must
over Sunday and departed Mon­ ing to Miss Adah St an ford, a most
be
wrapped in a clean cloth before
day for the officers’ training camp charming young woman, the mar­
being offered for s h i p m e n t .
at San Francisco, where he will riage taking place at the home of
Signed.
J D. MICKLE,
try for a commission.
the bri 'e’s parents.
Dairy and Food Commissioner.
Fruits and Vegetables in Season
Why Country Meat
Is Often Rejected
H. T. GILTNER
S ta p le a n d F a n c y G r o c e r ie s
Complete Travel Service
Special
Fares
EAST
Expire
Sept. 30.
Return
Limits
on these
trips is
Oct. 31.
Through
tickets
sold by
all
Oregon
Electric
Agents.
Frequent Trains, with a
Record for Punctuality
Oregon State Fair
Special Round Trip Fares to Salem from
Oregon Electric Stations daily, Sept. 20
to 29; good for return any time up to
Oct. 3.
______
Reduced Fares Sept. 16 to 20, for
Washington County Improvement
Congress, Hillsboro.
Washington County Fair,
Forest Grove,
Oct. 2 to 5.
W. C. T. 11. Testimonial
When Mr«. Olive M. Taylor left this
life for a higher, a strong and beautiful
character pass«! on. and we. her sisters
and co-workers in the W . C. T. U.. j,
who knew so well her devotion to the |
PHONE
South Main Street
’ EY TON GRAVELY DID A GREAT)
rHING WHEN HE INVENTED)
[PLUG TOBA C C O
YES, BUT IT WAS-THE |
. GRAVELY QUALITY THAT l
WAS THE GREATEST THING)
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Forest Grove, Ore
G R A V E LY
CELEBRATED
Chewing Plu§
P L ^ TUN
HR \M>
BEFORETHE INVENTION
OF OUR PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH
GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO
MADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY
WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION.
NOW THE PATENT POUCH K E E PS IT
FRESH AND CLEAN AND G O O D
A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY IS E N O U G H
A N D LASTS LO N G ER TH AN A BIG C H E W
O F O R D IN A R Y P L U O .
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J?J3.SravelyJofacccCa DumuXA.
w w — m
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BILLY POSTERS SIGNS ARE
CATCHING - BOTH OF
GENTLEMEN HAVE “
FACTS STRAIGHT.
J. E. F A R M E R , A gen t
Forest Grove, Ore.
701
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