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About The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1917)
I Only 10 More Days to ™'" Monarch Range or Heating Stove — — — AT REAL BARGAIN PRICES — — — You cannot afford to put off buying; better hurry up or higher prices will catch You. Monarch Malleable Ranges Are fully protected against Rust Damage by Vitreous Kn- ameled Lining. Here is a Range combining all the es sentials of Perfection. 1. The economy and con tinuous perfect service possi ble only in a Range of Mallea ble construction. 2. The quick action and baking qualities only in a Range with a Steel Body. 3. A Durability that defies Rust and Time as heretofore unknown in any type of Range. Regular Price, $2.25; mir price for this sale $1.75 We are adding to our big stork a full line of D IN N ER WAKE, we find no one in town carrying Queensware We have had it order*d three months, but have only received one pattern We hop** to get a number of others shortly. as Vitreous Enamel has been used before in Range construc tion but principally for ornamental purposes. Here it is used for service—to double the Monarch’s value to you by making its oven and steel body as long lived as its Malleable Iron Parts, and its solid riveted joints will stay tight for equally as many years assuring you of continuous satisfaction. Come and see this truly wonderful Range. Price for Ten More Days, Only . $80.00 Have you Bought a Liberty Bond? The original COLE’S Air-Tight Stovts 25-inch - $15 00 and $. 1.00 21-inch - - $12.00 and $16.50 I his Fine Opal Heater We have the MISSION HEATER in three sizes—19-inch. $17.75; 21-inch. $19.75 and 2-1- is cast - lined, with Heavy inch. $22.00. The COMFORT, a new wood heater, with front d*K>r 20-inch. $16.50; 22-inch, top and bottom ; has $18.50. On all our Heating Stoves we will give a discount of 5 per cent for Spot Cash during this cast swing lop feed and extra* sale and when our stock is exhausted, prices will have to be advanced. large side feed door, to ac commodate large pieces of wood. 20-inch - $14.75 22-inch - 16.85 Forest Grove Phone 683 Goff Bros. Mrs. A. M. Darling suffered a dislocation of the right shoulder Attorney Manche Langley had when she tripped and fell in her business at the court house in home Tue-day morning, but is re John Wall’s town yesterday. covering nicely. Mrs. Jessie Covert was operat Mrs. A. B. Caples entertained ed on at the Forest Grove hos the Fleur de Lis club at a wild pital Saturday evening and is re duck dinner last evening, giving gaining strength nicely the members a spread they will I have a water-heated suit of long remember with plea-ure. very pleasant rooms, suitable for The first Monday in November two men, for rent. J. E.Deeks, has been set aside by the Order of corner 1st street and 4th avenue Eastern Star for a social evening south. 41-tf in the form of a “Silver Offering” Having purchased the Bum- to raise money for their donation worth fish market, east of the Schultz store, I invite all citizens to the Masonic and Eastern Star in search of nice fresh fish to call Home. Further particulars will on me. G. I. Gibson. 40-4* be published next week. NOTES AND PERSON ALS William McAdoo Says: Shall we be more tender with our dollars than with our sons? BUY A LIBERTY BOND AT YOUR NEAR EST BANK. ' Men’s Underwear for Winter. Mesco underwear fits up snug and cozy around the body, keep ing it protected from expos ure to cold winds and stormy weather. It allows perfect freedom of the body and never pinches or binds you when walking or work ing. Let your new underwear be Mesco. Cornelius Phone 284 Congregational Church Rev. P a tte n will begin Sunday n ig h t a t 7:30 a series o f add resses on " T h e Choice Young W oman and th e Choice Y oung M a n ." Some o f th e su b -titles will he i l l The Choice Y oung W o m an; H erself and H er C o u n te rfe it. (2) Th|s Choice Young Man; H im self ami His M ake-believe. (2) T he Choice Young Man and W om an; th e ir Cloth«-« an«l Chara« te rs, or Glad R ags and Good R ep u tatio n s. P a trio tic service a t 11 o ’clock n ex t Sunday m orning, by call o f th e U. S. go v ern m en t. E veryone b rin g a flag. T here will he p atrio tic m usic mid a s e r mon by the p asto r on "M ak in g the W orld S afe for D em ocracy and De- m ocracy S a fe fo r th e W o rld .” W hy not begin a t the Sunday School, a t 9:4'» a. m.7 T o n ig h t (T h ursday), M id-week s e r vice. Topic, "M y R o sa ry .” T om orrow (F riday) n ig h t the con g re g a tio n will observe its first "C h u rch a t H o m e." Come a t 7.4'» by fam ilies and w ith friends. T each ers and s tu d e n ts are es|»eeially in v ited . The h o st esses o f the evening will be th e ladies o f th e W orking S ociety. T he annual T h an k -o fferin g d in n er of th e M issionary Society will be hel«l a t th e C hurch a t 6 o ’clock n e x t W ednes day. Mrs. H u n te r W ells, fbrm erly o f K orea, will he p re s e n t and sp eak , in costum e. REV . A. B. PA T T E N . Christian Church Services n e x t L o rd ’s d a y : From 9:45 to 11:30 a. m. P ro g ram : O pening e x I ercises; class period; processional; com m union; serm on for children; address. The add ress will be given by Mr. Lyons o f the P.ig B ro th er F arm n e a r Lebanon, O re. Come and h ear him . T he tw o C h ristian E ndeavor societies o f th e city have united and a re m eeting a t th e C ongregational church the first th re e m onth*. T his service is a t *>:.'!*» p. m. The Ju n io r an«l In te rm e d ia te societies m eet a t 6;30 p. rn. All high school stu d en ts not a tte n d in g any In te rm e d ia te C. K. are. invited. The them e for evening serm on 7:30 p. m ., " T h e Hihle U n v e ile d ." Come w orship w ith us. R. L. PU TN A M . M inister. Nice Hallowe’en windows are to he seen at the Hook Store and the Fuqua 10 and 15c store. SUMMONS In the C ircu it C o u rt o f the S ta te of O regon, for W ashington C ounty. 1!. A. K liks, plaintiff, vs. W. T. Sim m ons, G eorge M ather and La V erna M ather, his w ife; H a rrie t M. L ev in g er; S arah W illiam s; G. L. I.indsley, a d m in istra to r <»f the e s ta te o f M agnus Block, deceased, d efen d an ts. To S arah W illiam s, one o f the above name«! d e fe n d a n ts: IN T H E NAM E OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You a re hereby re«|uired to ap |i« ar ami an sw er th e com plaint filed a g a in st you in the above e n title d su it on o r b e fore the pi ration o f six w eeks from the first publication o f sum m ons h e re in, whii-b d a te o f first publication is O ctober IHth, 1917, an«l you are hereby re«juired U> answ er «>n or before F ri day, N ovem ber 30th, 1917; and if you fail so to a p p e a r or answ er, the plain tiff will apply t<» th e above en titled co urt for tne relief dem anded in plain t i f f s com plaint, which relief briefly sta te d is as follows: For a ju d g m e n t and decree th a t plaintiff recover from the d efen d an t, W. T. Sim m ons, the sum of $1050, w ith in te re s t from J a n u a ry 20th, 1917, a t the ra te of eig h t p er cen t per an n u m until paid, the sum o f $150, Let “ Hazelnut” At 8>rbult2fl Butter Union Suits, $1.25 to $4.00 C. E. ROY & CO. ki Ä , Phone 061 YOUR BREAD Z to be allowed as p la in tiff s reasonable a tto rn e y fees herein, and the costs and d isb u rsem en ts of this suit, and th a t th a t c e rta in m o rtg a g e executed by th e d e fe m la n t W. T. Sim m ons, to the p la in tiff B. A. K liks, and which is r<- corded Ju ly 29th. 1915, in Vol. 74, page 2:*^ o f th e records o f M ortgages of W ashington County, O regon, and iteing a m o rtg ag e on tin* following described real prem ises, to -w it: All o f T ra c t Four, ami T ra c t N ine, and th«* E ast h a lf «»f T ract T h r e e of Chehulern M ountain O rchards, as shown u|s>n the duly recorded m ap or plat th ereo f, now of record in th«- office o f th«* recorder o f conveyances in W ashington County, O regon, ami as p articu larly described in deed from Paul R eim ers and w ife to M agnus Block, and w ife, recorded in Vol. 91 pag«* 3*i, records o f deeds o f said W ashington C ounty, O regon, to- g«*ther w ith the ten em en ts, here«lita- rnents, and ap p u rte n a n c es th e re u n to belonging or in anyw ise a p p ertain in g , be foreclosed and said m o rtg ag e be de- claret) th e first lien U|s»n said real p ro p erty ; ami th a t such decree, ord er said r« al prem ises and th«* whole th ere- of sol«l in th e m anner prescril>ed by law ami th a t all the rig h t, title, in te re s t, e s ta te , and dem and which any o f the defendsints m ay have in «»r to said prem ises or any p a rt th ereo f, be fo r ev er b arred and forclosed; th a t such decree pr«*vide th a t th e real prem ises be sold in order to sa tisfy the dem ands o f the plaintiff as th e c«»urt may find due ami as above p rayed for; th a t if said prem ises do not sell for a sum su f- ficent to pav the dem and o f the plain tiff th en th a t plaintiff have a defieienov ju d g m e n t a g a in st th<* defem lan t, W. T. Sim m ons, for such deficiency; th a t any person p a rty to th is su it or «»thcr- wise may becom e the p u rch aser o f said prem ises a t such Hide Htid that, such purch aser be let into the imme«liate possession of such prem ises by the sheriff o f W ashington County, O regon, ami for such o th e r arid fu rth e r relief as j to th e co u rt may seem m eet and proper in th e prem ises. This sum m ons is published by v irtu e o f an o rd er hearing d a te O ctober 15, 1917, m ade by the above-entitled co u rt and the Hon. G, R. B agley, ju d g e th ereo f, and which o rd er directed th a t this sum m ons be published once h week fo r s i x successive a n d consecutive w eeks in th e F o rest Grove E xpress, a new spaper of g en eral circulation, printed and published a t F o rest G rove, O regon. D ate o f first publication, O ctober IHth, 1917. D ate o f last publication, Nov. 22nd, 1917. CHAS. J. TAFF, A tto rn ey for plaintiff, residing a t M cMinnville, O regon. 41-6t.