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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1917)
t »»twmfONI » UCTUW**) LION SPECIAL Suits - Overcoats - Raincoats nrrnHnrxTiSfMCMj_ Quality, Style, Fit and Lastmg Satisfaction I he long-standing dependability o f thin concern is hack o f everything you buy for men and Itoys wear Two Store» in Portland S SET *' S & H S T A M PS K. (, Eight room house, close in, for JINGLE NEWS re.it. O. Shearer, phone (»32. Chicago’ * fashion-makers Htrive W.«Iter Sears and Biure Roe T«r pick Chicago's winner; returned Monday from Newport. With what re-leaf must mother Eve Have «ireshed herself for dinner; The banks and the postoffice Entirely free from empty pomp observed I^ibor Dry last Mon And stays and shoulder braces; day; as a holiday. Poor modern Eve HIS war is nwnkcning men to the truth about a lot o f thing* beside* Preparedness—and chewing to bacco is one of them. Soldiers are strong for W -B Cut and the fact* arc right before you. These shreds are tobacco, no gummy sweetening»— tobacco—more sap in the leaf than in ordinary tobacco by a long shot. That’s why it’s so satisfying and so economical—a little bit goes a long way. T all rich Mi4* hr WETMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 1107 Brudw.?, N«w York City Pat* tic University opens a w ek from next Monday. Job printing phone821. Money to loan Valley Realty Warranty deed and mortgage Co., Forest Grove, Oregon, 19-tf blanks for sab.* at this office. Miss Emma Penfield went Fri day to Portland, whe e she will Mrs. M. T líale.-, of the Gaston section was a buMncsH visitor in remain a mon’ h or more. the city Friday. To get I he l>est results with Mr. and Mrs Kd. licit zhau-cn your c a r n e t a u»e the Ansco Speed- of Portland v i s i t e d the Boas ex film, for sale only by Liltler’s Pharmacy. families in this city and Gaston C W. Od> II and sister, M rs . Sunday. Emily Showers, departed by auto G . W . Skiles and wife, late of Tuesday for an extended visit in Hill »boro, left '1'uesday by auto for Merced, Calif., where they ex California. Beans are going to he too val pect to visit indefinitely uable to waste in the threshing. Lawrence Devlin of the U. S. S e e t h e thresher at Gordon’s murine corps, with headquarters hardware store. at Mare Island, visited hi - par Mrs. R II. Aus in and Paul and ents near this city over Sunday. Ruth Austin have returned to Mr. and Mrs. C . V. 11. this city to reside, after having pepurted Monday for a ten day spent two years at Rainier. outing at Newport, where they Mi»s Jean Kent of Corvallis have a summer sp nt Monday night here visiting lONUKNSKl) NfcWS .NOTES Russell cottage. Mr and Mrs. Albert Kirkwood departed Friday for Fort leaven- worth, where Albert goes into training as a military engi neer. The annual meeting of the W. ( ’ . T. C. will be held with Mrs. Knapp, North I» street, on Fri day, September 7ih, at 2:30 p m. K. B. Penfield. (iet your vacation accessories, such as Talcum Powder, Face Creams, Bathing Caps, etc , at I .it tiers Pharmacy, where t h e prices are right. Mrs. B H. Jones returned Sun day from Kockaway, where she spent the summer. A family re union was held Sunday, as Lester of Portland, Howard of Bremer ton and Arthur of St. Helens were all at home for a short visit. Kas., Mis Marcella Richard , on her way home from the Tillamook beaches. I have ju>t taken the agency for the celebrated Hart, Schaffner Marx clothing for men. Come in and pick out your suit John And« rson. Mr. and Mrs. W . R . W hitney of Portland visited over Sunday with the family of their son, Hariy, in this city. The elder Mrs. Whitney recently returned from an extended visit to her old home in Michigan. The Bernard Ortman and Grant Bailey families returned Sunday from their trip to the Tillamook beaches and repoita pleasant out ing. Ortman says he ale so many clams he has lost s >me of his ac customed speed. & tailored * Complete Travel Service Frequent Trains, with a Record for Punctuality Special Fares EAST Expire Sept. 30. Return Limits on these trips is Oct. 31. Through tickets sold by all Oregon Electric Agents. 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. tíUH KÜHN, President IMU 7 K m ., George G . Hancock, real es tate, farm loans and fire insur ance, n«-w Anderson block. 50 Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson left Sunday for the Tillamook le aches to spend a few days. A fin«* line of nifty fall sweaters for m n, women and children just received at John Anderson’s Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Walker, who have been playing for dances at Newport for the past seven weeks, returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Andrew Philip and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ewing of Portland spent Monday here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T C. Philip. Mrs C. A. Harlan and daugh ter, Je-sie, of Monterey county, C a lif, arrived Saturday to vi-.it wi’ h Mrs Mar'illiot and Mrs. B ’anche Richards and daughter L e Sparks has the contra t for a new residence for John Bernard in the Roy district ;.nd he ar.d his brother, Hugh, and L G Morley left Tuesday to start on the construction. R . M . Stevens returned Friday from a threi weeks’ visit with hi» son-in law, B. D Smith, and fam ily at Lodi, Calif. He and Mr. Smith and another man went nearly a hundred m les from Red ing, into the mountains of Trinity c runty, on a deer hunt and got four of them. They also enjoyed some excell« nt trout fishing. A painful accident was suffered Sunday afternoon by Dr. R. A. Cole, at the Fifth street Southern Pacific cros-ing. He was endeav oring to mail some letters on the train and had just handtd them up when he slipped and fell, strik ing his head on the curbing and fracturing his right hip n-arthe joint. He was carried into the house in an unconscious condition and a physician was summoned. He has suffered a great deal, but is improving somewhat. The Oregon Agricultural College W h e n trained specialists with modern lab oratories and «¿equal« equipment fie« in struction leading to collegiate degree« in th« following school« : AGRICULTURE, with 15 department«; COMMERCE, with 4 departments; ENGINEERING, with 6 departments, la «hiding Civil. Electrical. Highway. Industrial Art*. Irrigation and Mechanical Engineering; FORESTRY, including Logging F.ugiooor lag. HOME ECONOMICS, with 4 major depart- ■tents, including training in the Prattle« House; MINING, with three departments, luclud lug «-hemical Knginerring; PHARMACY. THE SCHOOL O r MUSIC, olterm in,true linn in th« prim ipal ii. p»rtm. nU of »oral and iiutrnm* n- I n-unir Washington County Fair, Forest Grove, Oct. 2 to 5. J. E. FARM ER, Agent Forest Grove, Ore. given with all pur- chases. T h e He are g«**l for cash dis counts. THE M IL IT ARY DE PAR TM EN T, rnrnllrd I0H5 i-adria in l!*I«> !7. iind .»on ra.-onmirn dation for O A. «' fri m ihr WVutrrn l>rpart man« of lh» C S W ar 1», part mm« aa ona of Iha fifteen ’ 'dialing i-h, d m.litnti. n a " of kifhar Iramin« All radol» will hr forniahrd nomplata uniform» tor th,. | I (I,.vrrnmont and tha junior and » . n o r endeta rm . llrd in the n tt. T C . will hr Ki v m i nmmntrtii n for ' anbaiatrnrr. a» wrll na »11 I »nap. 1 1»lion and •nbaial. to a al II -tv « . i , , REGISTRATION BEGIN.! OCTOBER S. 1*17. Inf •rmatlou ■aglatrar, Oir,on | CorTallla, Oregon. $ on ta«i ra« Agricultural Addraaa. ) Collaga. Lives hut to grieve For artificial graces. The Fashion league (6 Buncombe A ve.) With naivete announces That Oriental trouaerettes E<juipped with ruffled flounces Will form a part of street attire For Madame Gad this Winter; W'e’ re glad, forsooth, We sjrent our youth In training for a sprinter. W e’d like to get as far away As hours and miles will let us, Before this style-mad bugaboo Of fashion’s realm can get us, I»est we a victim might become, And how can poets hustle For bread and cheese In pants like these. Reclining on a bustle? To hear Designers froth and rave, Y«ju’d think the war was over; That girth control no longer ruled. And pigs were all in clover. Our frien«ls, the Conservation Board, Should rise in righteous passion. And with their might In concert smite The faker of the Fashion. —Oregon Voter. New Extension Director Experienced Farmer until after he had transformed it from chaos into one of the most scientific extension systems in the entire United States. He not only knows farming from its various angles, but he knows farmers and being one him- se f is able to enter into fellowship with them. Washington County Transfers The following r«al estate trans fers were recorded with the regis ter of deeds at Hillsboro during the past week: Henry G Cypher etal to M A Cypher, 40 acres NW 1-4 o f SE 1-4 o f Sec 25, T 2, N R 3 W. $10. Ruhama Veit et vir to Perry G Veit, tracts 3, 4, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, j o f Laurelwood orchards and right of w^y and water, $10. S Gertrude Agnew to Agnes M Brown, W 1-2 tract 6, Laurelwood or chards, $10. Rose City Lodge No 426 to Rose City Mutual Benefit Association, 1.214 ac in A W Hart DLC for cemetery purposes, $ 10 . Abbo Peters to Wubbina Peters, i N 1-2 o f S 1-2 o f Jane Painter DLC (life interest), $1. David Swanson to Joseph F Elliott, 4 ac in H Johnson DLC, $10. Mary E Clarke to Helen A. Clarke, undivided two-thirds interest in lot 7, Gray Oak sub, $1. Anna M Cummings et vir to J W Marsh, 23.50 ac in NW 1-4 Sec 16, 1 N 3, $1. Dr. C. E. Walker made a busi Or«*gon Ag ¡cultural College, ness trip to Portland Tuesday. Corvallis, Sept. 3.—O. D. Center, The Express prints butter wrap th«* new extension director at the pers with non-poisonous ink. Oregon Agricultural College, ar Administrator’ s Notice rived at Corvallis last Saturday Notice is hereby given that the un and has already taken up the dersigned has been appointed by the work of getting some of the best County Court of Washington County, farming and homemaking infor Oregon, as Administrator o f the estate mation available at the College o f J. W. Thompkins, deceased, and all persons holding claims against said es before the people of Oregon. Mr. Center hastraining and ex- tate will present same, duly verified, according to law to the undersigned, at pei ience in farming. He was chore the office of Langley & Langley, at hoy and field hand on his father’s Forest Grove, Oregon, on or before farm in Illinois, making a full six months from the date hereof. han«l at the age of 14. He got his August 30th, 1917. J. R. THOMPKINS. schooling in off labor seasons, first Administrator. in the district school and later in Manche Irene Langley, a union h i g h school, five miles Attorney for the estate. 34-5 from his home while still farming. When he was married he began DR. H. C. FORTNER life on the farm, which he left to Successor to study agriculture in the Illinois DR. H. W. VOLLMER University. OFFICE Even here he farmed. He was In First National Rank Building made manager of the experiment Telehones station farm for the last two years Office 333 of his cou se, and was kept on the Residence 332 job until he resigned in 1910 to D. D. & M. B. BUMP become superintendent of the Il linois Farmers Institute. When Attorneys at Law he left this position he went to Loans and Real Estate North Dakota as district super D. D. BUMP, M. £ . BUMP, visor of the N. D. Better Farming Residence Residence Hillsboro Association. He n e x t became Forest Grove. Phone 444 Offices -HILLSBORO farm demonstrator of Grand Forks county, and on leaving took up N .H O F F M A N farm extension work as director of Attorney At Law the Idaho University Extension Service. He left this work to take Patent Office Business Solicited up like work in Oregon, but not Forest Grove, - Oregon J H. T. GILTNER Staple and Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables in Season P H O N E 701 South Main Street - Forest Grove, Ore