NOTES AND PERSONALS
LODGE NOTES
LION SPECIAL
Suits - Overcoats - Raincoats
Mit»« Violet Glaiuyer is having
Masons Elect Officers
her throat treated at a Portland
The
members
of Holbrook lodge
hospital.
No. tO A. F. & A, M., dieted Quality, Style, Fit and Lasting Satisfaction
Uncle Hilly Hay ate Thanks officers last Saturday evening as
The long-standing dependability of this concern is
giving dinner wi t h friends in follows:
hack of everything you buy for men and boys wear
L. M f i r a h a m, Worshipful:
Portland.
1 Master.
Two Stores in Portland lfifi Xhird strM>t
Wanted Fire proof office safe,
E. D. West, Senior Warden.
S & H STA M PS
must be cheap, for cash. Inquire
C. L. Bump, Junior Warden.
given
with all pur-
ut Ux press office.
tf
J A. Thornburgh, Treasurer.
chaHt'M. T h e Re are
D. R. Cheney, Secretary.
" T h * K u p p .n h r l o .r r
<¿18 R U I N ,
good for cash d is
A daughter was horn Monday
Il
In I'.,
P ro ld rn l
counts.
After
the
election,
the
members
r.O.Ku.. 12 - 8-11
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
enjoyed a "Hoover” lunch and
(siltner, giving the* Gil triers three listened to an address by Grand
daughters.
Cook With Coal
Master W G. Shellenharger, who j stamps issued during 1918 will good bread with little, or no
mature
January
1,
1923,
when
wheat
flour.
was
present
on
an
official
visit.
The Forest Grove Planing Mill
Mrs. Silas Vermilyea of Port
Mrs. Fred Jones furnished a has laid in a supply of good fuel
land visited at the home of her Next Saturday evening there will they will he redeemed at $5 each.
be a lecture by Rev. A. B. Patten
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. ¡and an illustrate»! lecture, with The difference between purchase loaf of steamed bread made of coal and is prepared to supply
consumers at a reasonable price.
price and the pr.ee at maturity
Pechin, over Sunday.
fifty slides,entitled “The Obelisk.” i represents the interest the Gov white flour and corn m- al that Order by telephone No 0232.
was very palatable and should be
J. U. VanKirk and family spent to he read by one of the members. ; ernment will pay the holder, 4 p r
more
nutritious t h a n “light”
A meeting of the W. C. T. U.
Thanksgiving w i t h Mrs. Van-
cent
compounded
quarterly.
br<
ad.
Eastern
Star
Officers
will
he held with Mrs. Ellen Scott
Kirk’s sister, Mrs. Robert Bry-
The entire wealth and security
Mrs.
E.
B.
Brookbank’s
con
The
members
of
Forest
Chap
<
on Friday, Dec. 7th at 2:30 p. m.
mer, and family at Yamhill
ter, No 42, Order of Eastern Star, of the United States is behind the tribution was a loaf of steamed AM members please come out and
(.awrence Mayea, son of Mr. elected officers, as follows, Mon war-savings certificates. No per- bread made of corn meal and
be prompt. K. B. Penfield.
and Mrs. Ix>uis Mayea of this day evening:
son may pui chase at any one whole wheat flour and this too,
George G. Hancock, real es
city, has enlisted in the navy at
Mrs. Mary Abbott, W orthy1 t me more than $100 worth, or was very palatable. Both the-e
tate, farm loans and fire insur
Seattle, where he was attending Matron.
W. H. Hollis, Worthy Patron. hold at one time more than $1,000 loaves were raised with soda and ance, new Anderson block. 50
school.
sour milk.
Mrs Jessie S c o t t , Associate worth of these secuiities.
Joe A. Wiles would like to Matron.
Thrift stamps costing 25 cents
M iss Minnie Myers submitted a
Sheriff’s Sale
write your insurance. Will give
Mrs Elizabeth Todd, Conduc- each may be puicha-ed from time loaf made of rolled oats raised N otice is hereby given th a t by v irtu e
you service that will be to your :tress.
of an execution and decree issued out
to time and affixed to a thrift
advantage. West side Main St„
Mrs. Meta Ahlgren, Associate' card, which is supplied without with yeast, that is good enough o f and under th e seal o f th e C ircuit
(for anybody, American or ally, C ourt o f th e s ta te of O regon, fo r the
north of Tucker’s garage.
j Conductress
cost. These stamp- will not liear
county of W ashington, d ated th e 20th
Mrs. Sylv a I>*nneville, Secre- * interest, hut a thrift card when and too good for some national day o f N ovem ber, 1917, in fav o r o f
Frank Hurlingham, who is a t
L. M. G raham , a d m in istra to r o f the
filled ai a cost of $4 may be ex ities that might be mentioned.
tending the University of Wash !lary.
e s ta te o f Adah H. Moore, deceased,
Mrs. Dorothy Seymour, Treas changed for an interest-bearing
Mrs. B. F. White’s loaf was a plaintiff, and a g a in st Enoch Moore and
ington, left Sunday for Seattle, urer.
war
.-avings
stamp
by
turning
the
veiy
economical one, containing A lexa Riene Moore, Leilia A gnes Moore,
after spending the Thanksgiving
After the business session, of c»rd in and paying the d (Terence neither shortening nor eggs. This E dith May Moore and G race R am age
Moore, h eirs a t law o f A gnes Moore, d e
vacation with his parents in this fleers and members enjoyed a between $4 anu the current price
cease»!,
d efen d an ts, fo r th e sum of $54.65
loaf
was
also
pleasing
to
the
taste
“ Hoover” lunch of coffee, cookiis of a war-savings stamp. With the
city.
costs and th e fu rth e r sum of $891.15, w ith
Miss Myers told of having paid ' in te re s t thereon from th e 30th day o f
first war-savings stamp bought
Vernon Hurlingham left Tu s- and apples.
$3
00 for a sack of flour, baking O ctober, 1917, a t the ra te of 7 per cent
the
purchaser
will
obtain
without
day for Washington, I). C., whtre
per annum , and fo r th e fu rth e r sum of
New Officers Elected
charge a war savings certificate bread that would have cos $4 35 $100.00
a tto rn e y fees, to me directed
he enters upon his training a a
The members of Washington c miaining space for 20 of these at the bakery and having many and delivered, com m anding me to m ake
member of the thirtieth regiment, Encampment, I. O. O. F., on th<- [ stamps.
sale o f th e real p ro p erty h e re in a fte r
bakings of bi-cuits, which were described,
I have levied upon and p u r
U. S. engineers, preparatory to evening of Nov. 28th elected of
If the 20 spaces are fi led prior not counted in the $4.35. She is su a n t to said
execution and decree I
duty in France.
fleers for the ensuing year, as fol-; to January 1, 1918, th«- cost to the ( -ure women can save money by will, on Monday, th e 24th day o f D e
cem ber, 1917, a t the so uth door o f the
purchaser will have been $4.12
Mr- and Mrs. Will Troutman lows.
doing their own baking. Miss C ourthouse, in Hillsboro, W ashington
for
each
stamp,
or
$82.40
lor
the
of Ft. Collins, Colo., enroute to
James Devlin, Chief Patriarch. I filled certificate, and on January Myers had charge of the bread county, O regon, a t th e hour o f ten
’clock a. m. o f said day, sell a t public
William VanAntwerp, H i g h ; 1, 1923, the Government will re exhibits and explained her raeth- o auction
California, have been visiting the
to th e h ig h est bidder fo r cash
l in hand, all o f th e follow ing described
(). C. Jackson family in this city. Priest.
deem it at $100, giving the h< ld- ods quite fully.
real p ro p erty , lying, being and s itu a te
R C. Hill, Senior Warden
er a net profit of $17.60 fur the
The two families were neighbors
in W ashington C ounty, O regon, and
(Recipes
for
these
breads
will
le
L
G.
Morley,
Junior
Warden
use of his money.
p articu larly described as follows,
many years ago in Nebraska.
published in the Express next more
S A. Walker, Scribe.
to -w it:—
Money
derived
from
war-sav
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jarrett
J II. Shearer, Treasurer
L ots nine (9) and ten (10) in Block
ings investments will be used to week)
South P ark A ddition to th e City
and three children of Dilley en
Several women told of relatives o Seven,
meet
the
expenses
of
the
war.
f F o re st G rove, W ashington County,
Kanes-Smith
joyed their Thanksgiving dinner
The greater pait of these funds in the east writing that sugar Oregon,
Evan Arthur Ranes, son o f ! will be expended within the could only be purchased in pound to sa tisfy th e h ereinbefore nam ed sum s
at the home of Mrs Jerrett's par
and fo r th e costs and expenses o f sale
ents, Mr. and Mrs J N. Pechin Mrs. E. B. Sappington of this city i United States.
lots and one woman in the east and said w rit.
and a native son of Washington ! Po-tmaster Wirtz has received wrote that in her (own not to ex Said sale will be m ade su b je c t to re
of this city.
county,
was united in marriage, a supply of thiift stamps for sale. ceed two pounds of flour could be dem ption as per s ta tu te o f O regon.
I)r. Lr)we will be at Forest
D ated a t H illsboro, O regon, th is 20th
with
Miss
Georgia Smith at Port
purchased at one time.
day o f N ovem ber, 1917.
Grove Hotel again Friday, Dec.
J . C. A P P L E G A T E ,
Mrs Richard-on di-cussed the Sheriff o f W ashington
14. If you want the best glasses, land on Wednesday, Nov. 28th.
C ounty, O re
Evan
is
a
memlier
of
an
amhu
meat
substitutes
demonstrated
at
gon.
correctly fitted at reasonable
the first meeting in November and
By GEO. A L E X A N D E R .
prices, see him when he is here. lance corps at Camp I>ewis and
D eputy.
announced
that home manage
expects
to
go
abroad
before
long,
j
The
editor
of
the
Expiesswas
This will be his last trip this
L. M. G RAHAM ,
ment
and
the
keeping
of
house
He was born up Gales Creek, a one of two men who attended hold accounts wou d be taken up
A tto rn ey fo r Plaintiff.
winter.
short distance from this city, and the open meeting of the “Con at the January meeting.
F irs t pub. Nov. 22; la s t Dec. 20,1917.
Mr. and Mrs. (). O. Hod son has many friends in Washington 1
servation
Committee”
o
f
the
and Mr. and Mrs. Norris L. Rog county who will sincerely hope'
ers of McMinnville were Thanks that he returns safe and sound Woman’s club, held at Langley
hall Monday afternoon, and he
giving guests of Mr. and Mrs.
from
his
fight
against
the
Huns'
was privileged, along with the
Horace Hernard. Mrs. Rogers is
a daughter to the Bernards and and that h** and Mrs. Ranes will other man and about fifty women,
Mr. Hudson is a cousin to Mrs. ! live to a ripe old age and be able I to taste samples of so-called war
Bernard.
1 to tell their grandchildren how bread that was more palatable
Fruits and Vegetables in Season
¡Grandpa Evan h'-lp.d clear t h e 1 than any white bread he ever
| world of despotic kai.-ers.
tasted. W ar is teaching the
The young people ate Thanks women of America many clever
can be* secured from u h for Fall or
PHONE 701
Sprint? p lan tin g . L arg e P ru n e T rees giving dinner at the Sappington
tricks to be used in the kitchen
a re very scarce th is y e a r on acco u n t of
South Main Street
-
Forest Grove, Ore
th e late sprin g and d ry sum m er, there-1 home in this city.
and at least four Forest Grove
I
fore to insure g e ttin g th e b e st tre e s I
The “ Estate” gas ranges and f women have Earned to make very
m oney can buy do not fail to w rite us
b efo re buying s m a l l tre e s elsew here. ' hot plates are famous the country ,
Buy early and sav e money.
over for their durability and ef- i
OREGON NURSERY CO., ficiency. See th an at Gordon’s
R eal
Hardware.
Orenco, Ore.
„(¿cnC & rfinffC b.
m i
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l
l
.
,
Forest Grove Women
Learn Substitution
H. T. GILTNER
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Large Prune Trees
GRAVELY 5 f S |
—
DR. H. C. FORTNER
S uccessor to
DR. H. W. V O LLM ER
Chewing Plug
The Small Investor
Is Given Chance
The man with limited means—
even the school boy or girl with a
In F irs t N ational Rank Ruilding
few pennies to spare now a n d ;
Telehones
Residence 332
Office 333 ; then who wants a safe a n d '
profitable investment which at the ;
D. D. & M. B. BUMP
same time will help the country, j
Attorneys at Law
finds his opportunity in the new
war savings certificate plan.
Loans and Real Estate
During December, 1917, and
I). I). B U M P.
M. B. BUM P,
R esidence
R esidence H illsboro 1 January, 1918, war-savings stamps
F o re st G rove.
will be sold at $4 12 each, at p o st-!
Phone 444
O fflc e a -H IL L S B O R O
offices, banks, trust companies,;
and many business houses and
N. HOFFMAN
factories throughout the country.
Attorney At Law
At the beginning of each succeed
Patent Office Business Solicited ing month the cost of stamp will
Forest Grove,
-
Oregon. increase l cent. All war-savings
*Cott* more per pound to buy
than ordinary plug
but. Lata per maak to C h o w .
A Little C h a w of G ravely
L e tts a Long W hile.
T h e Good Gravely T a t t g
lasts, to «.
A lO o . P O U C H I S P R O O F O F I T
OFFICE
J
'P & .SravrlyfoA acceC a ùm m uJk. **TYkT"*D
OLD TOP-YOU LOOK !
V. A S THOUGH YOU'D S
_jBUV A WHOLE TRUNK l
FULL OF IT IF YOUCOULD
READ ANO LEARN HOW r1
GOOD IT IS . [---------- -----
L OOK FOR THE PROTECTION SEAL
IT /5 NOT REAL GRAVEL*
WITHOUT THIS S F i /
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