('has F. Miller of Portland vis­
ited his family in this city over
Sunday.
Chevrolet “4 9 0’’ Cheapest
A lu m in u m T w o-q u art
equipped c a r In the world.1
Touring $715; roadster $700.
S a u c e p a n a n d C o v er
R egular Brice $1.35
Mrs.
Clark
of
Portland
visited
T o Y ou r H om e M erch an t
with the Ijishum family in this
city
Tuesday and Wednesday of
It is true your patronage has brought profit to him; it ia just
last week.
as true that his investment and services in your community
Rev. Father Buck expects to
have brought profits to you. if you are a land-owner, ami great
ONLY
leave
time today for his new
convenience to all. You deserve his best service and he de­ charge some
at Salem. The priest for
serves your best patronage. “ Buy it at home."
J this parish has not yet been an­
nounced.
Rev. A. B. Patten of the local
N IM B I*
Safe Deposit Congregational
A Strong: Bank
church was yes­
' F I D I II A L R I S E R V I
Boxes for Bent terday elec ted assistant moderator
in a Good Town
SYSTEM
coupon
prnMIilail on
at the sixty-ninth annual confer­
NOV-
ence. held in Portland.
1917
Mrs. Claude Smith yesterday
Mr-. ( has. Mlinkers visited entertained the Altar society of
CONDENSED NEWS NOTES
friends in Portland last week.
St. Anthony church In keeping
The second Libert v Loan has 'with the spirit of conservation,
Dr. Lowe. Friday.
Chevrolet—The product of Ex­ been oversubscribed a billion and this **'tety has eras, d to serve re­
a half dollars. Tell the Kaiser. freshments at its meetings.
perience.
Mesdames John Anderson. S.
Mrs Lowery and two children
Money to loan—Valley Realty
Ridgley,
J T. But er and Nora
of
Portland
visited
at
the
C.
R
Co., Forest Grove, Oregon. 19-tf
“ Wcar-Ever" utensils are made from only the best metal.
McNamer
were in Hillsboro Fri
Lasham home in this city last
A new line of fine box station­ week.
Again ami again the hard sheet passes through enormous roll­
day to attend a meeting of the
ery just placed on display at
ing mills and is pounded hy heavy stamping machines.
Relief Corps, Mrs. Anderson be-
Mesdames Dunlap and Chal­ mg present as inspector for this
Littler’s Pharmacy.
Aluminum utensils nro NOT "all the same." Look for
mers yesterday entertained the district.
This is the season when sweaters M.
the
"
W earE vcr’’ trade mark on tho bottom of every utensil.
E. Aid society at the parson-
are a comfort. John Anderson
Refuse Substitutes!
A fine assortment of leather
has a fine line at reasonable a^e
goods - music r o lls , hand liags.
Paul Abraham, stationed a ‘ co .............
prices.
1 ir boxes, purses, tourists*
R ep la ce u ten sils that w e a r o u t
J. F. Forbis has donated to the \ ancouver with the military on- writing cases and dressing ca*es—
w ith uten sils th at “W e a r-E v e r”
Commercial club display for the 8*neer' ’ visited fnem.s in this city just received at the Hook Store
Land Products show three kinds ^a ur( '
; Do y o u r Christmas shopping
of “ English” walnuts and two
Jesse Sage and sisters. Misses now.
Clip the Coupon
kinds of filberts. The nuts are Clara and Alma, returned Tues
Miss Elizabeth and Mr. Edwin
G et your Saucepan
A1 quality and should score a few day from Summit to spend th e , Swanton entertained their young
points for the exhibit
winter here.
friends with a Hallowe’en party
on Tuesday evening. The child-1
ren bobbed for apples and had
their fortunes told Ice cream ,1
cake and cookies were served.
F orest G rove
, The members of Forest Chap­
ter No 42, Order of Easttrn St »r,
have accepted an invitation to
visit Martha Washington Chap
ter, at Portland, on Monday,
out Helen N t* w m a n ; Prayer
Nov. 26th, and if there are enough
Meeting -Edith I«tmb; Mission­
members to justify the expense a
ary—Alta Soule; Social Dulciría
-pedal tiain w ill be secured. I
Brown; Music Mildred Scobee;
Those who exj>ect to go should I
Flower
Mildred Seymour; Pub-
notify Mrs D nnevilie.
The twelfth Annual Western
.... , , , , , ,
. ilicity—-O. L. Hutchens; War Ser-
Oregon Older Buys Conference is vlcv_ ] j j Simpson.
C ongregational Church
N O V E M B E R 9 th to 1 9 th
scheduled
for Eugene on Novem­
Mr. P a tte n will preach S unday morn-
ber
30th,
December
1st and 2nd,
A ttention, Rifle ( lui)
l ing on “ T houghts o f God in Tim e of
The new indoor target range in
i W a r.” The te x t is p arap h rased in the under the direction of the Inter-
refrain . “ His eye is on th e sparrow , j state Executive Committee Young Verts Hall has been compieteci
Men’s Christian Association of and all members of the club should
la n d I know He w atches m e .”
Oregon
and Idaho.
take advantage of the chance to
A t 7:30 p. m. the th em e will I n ?, j
Be
j "T h e Choice Young W om an: H er S tyle , The Conference is being put on improve their marksmanship
and H er S o u l.“ A young p eo p le's or- j a War-basis, taking as its theme, sun* to bring 22 short rilles if you
"The Challange of War.” Other can on Tuesday evenings at 7:30
j c h e stra will gladden this service.
state
organizations have felt the Ammunition fu nished.
REV. A. B. PATTEN.
«real m*d ui such a con:.Tine*
„ j , „ (|
C hristian Church
and are hrowirig their influence
,
.
I here will be a meeting of the
Unified services, 9:45-11:30 a. m. most heartily in the promotion
| P ro g ram
Bible school, processional, plans. The Boys' Working Re- l"K;‘l voters of school district No.
at the Central building, Forest
ch ild ren ’s serm on, serm on. The m es­ serve. U. S A . under the leader-
sage will be delivered by P resid en t It. ship of J. E. Brock way, state di Grove, on Saturday, Nov. 17, at
I F. < lark of Pacific U n iv ersity , who rector; the State Sunday School 2 P **»•,
vote on the question
will p resen t the Arm 7 Y M. C. A. association, through Mr s . M. A. of levying a district tax.
work. Tom e and h ear him .
Song service and serm on a t 7:30 p. m. Danenhower, acting general sec-
S u b ject, “ C hrist m the Pentateuch.” retary, are all co-operating mag
Everybody welcome.
j nlficently, with the Interstate Y
R. L. PU TN A M . M inister. M. C. A. committee to bring to­
gether at Eugene on November
Notice of District Road Meetings 30th the strongest group of high
school boy leaders I hat has ever
to Vote Special Road Tax in
gathered in Oregon. The power­
Cars and Repairs
Districts Nos. 20, 21, 29,
ful influence of these b o y s , re­
56 and 58
turning to their hom-s after the
Our Specialty
Notice is hereby given th a t a m e e t­ Conference should be felt for
ing o f the resident tax p ayers o f Road
D istricts Nos. 2D. 24, 29. 56 anil 58. months
We have the exclusive sell­
W ashington County, O regon, is hereby
Install Officers
called, and will be held a t th e follow ­
ing
rights for genuine Ford
ing places in said Road D istricts in
The
Christian
and
Congrega­
parts.
No other as good.
W ashington County, O regon, on the
tional Christian Endeavor so­
24th day of Novem ber, 1917, to-w it:
cieties, believing they could do a
Dist. No. 20, Union Hall, I P. M.
W e W a n t to
Come in and g**t our prices
Dist. No. 24, Hill School house, 7 greater work as one s o c i e t y , have
P. M.
before you have that
joined forces and are working as a
D r iv e H o m e
Dist. No. 29, T h atch er Schoolhouse, united society.
1 P. M.
the fact that, although Shoes
R epair W ork
Done
They held their first installation
Dint. No. 50, K ansas C ity School-
houHe.l P. M.
have advanced nearly 60 per
of officers Sunday evening, when
Dist. No. 58, A t R esidence o f P. L. the following officers were in­
cent, we have a large stock on
LaK ollett, 1 P. M.
stalled;
hand and the advance will in no
S to u t A u to C o.
to discuss the advisability o f levying a
Ha*ry Rornig, president; Sadie
special or additii,rial road tax in said
way interfere with our giving
K. of F. Building
d istricts Nos. 20, 24, 29, 56 and 5K, McCoy and June Walker, vice
you a price much lower than any
W ashington County, O regon, to d e te r- j presidents; Moreta Howard, treas-
Phone, Main 426
other house in Washington coun­
mme w hat, if any, C ounty Roads o r urer; Alice Bollinger, secretary,
portions thereof in said road d istrict«
,
ty. We have ALL THE MONEY
shall be . improved,
in any special m an-
' A ia irm c n Of Committees? l>>ok*|
"J
ner, and trie c h aracter and e x te n t of
w e n e e d and do not care a rap
mi provem ent or im provem ent«
such im
for big profits—just a reasonable
the •y shall
«hall make thereon, end to levy
H ue h special tir additional
ta x , not to
amount to pay overhead expens­
exceed I ten mills on the dollar, on all
es and cash down when you buy,
taxable real and personal p ro p erty , In 1
said road district, as a m ajo rity o f auch !
and you will feel better and soon
resilient tax payer« of «aid road dis-
forget the price. Come to the
trie ts shall deem advisable fo r th e p u r­
T his space ia reserved for
i“ W e a r -E v e r ”
B e L oyal
"
I lM .r u !
M
Goff Bros.
L a d ie s ’
“Classic” Coats
Older School Boys
to Meet At Eugene
will be shown in our store
We will have a large assortment
of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s
Coats on above date.
We urge you to come in and look
them over.
Every Coat in this season’s style,
color and fabric.
If you have not bought yo u r
coat, now is the time; we can
save you dollars.
Bring the kiddies with you.
C. E . R o y &
FOREST GROVE
SH O E STO R E
C. V. B. Russell.
«111*1 w r m u i l
H I
I ,') * )
I f ,
III.
J
,,
'
.
F ord
C o.
pose of raising m oney w ith which to
defray the expense o f auch special
im provem ent or im provem ent« in said
Road D istricts Nos. 20, 24 , 29, 50 and
58, W ashington County, O regon.
Dated this 3rd day o f N ovem ber,
1917.
I». B. R K A SO N ER.
44-2t
C ounty Judge.
Schultz Bure Food S tore.
Rhone 061.