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GREETINGS
To FRIENDS and PATRO N S
H> wish you all a Merry Xmas. A.
(ì. Hoffman & Co.
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With no tinancial advantage to the
hank, we can supply you with U. S.
Thrift Stamps-Sensible gifts for the
Boys and Girls. Ask us.
The First National Bank
of Forest Grove, Oregon
A Strong Bank
in a Good Town
Safe Deposit
Boxes for Rent
P r.y .r.
to tt|'n ililili'
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’I’li». Forest drove Planing Mill
»■«- •»>*' in « -u,„>ly "1 «0.-1 fu.l
coal ami is prrpoitd to supply
consumers ut u reasonahle price.
Order hy telephone No. 0232.
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Have you tried the new Ilnxel-
nut
Mutter at Schultz’s? Made
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i n di«» «-«»ur»«* o f li«*r illvt*«tlixnti«>n uh«*
diiretent
und .lutter, at the Finest
Jus«' received---laulies' Angora < 111111 ' u | h <
ii n brand new «bile iniilT
(¡rove
Creamery.
"Fresh every
Sweater Coats, ’ and the * price is unit
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kni'K thill Simla <1 1 Inni 1 lilef sun rise.” Phone 061 order a
riKnt, too
/ | J\ N L Y A FEW WORDS from us this
0 1 / Christmas, but these words are straight
from the heart. We want you to know
that we are grateful to you for your generous
support of this Bank during the year now
draw ing to a dose. Your fidelity to this home
institution has not gone unappreciated by us
and it will be our very great pleasure to let
our efforts in your behalf demonstrate in the
future our profound gratitude to you for your
unswerving loyalty in the past.
To all of you we extend the greetings of the
season, trusting that the new year may bring
you the fullest measure of success and happi­
ness.
M.r
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Mr. unti Mrs. St,ph..„ M,.riI.n S * ' « . * ' J ^ ' r ' . S l ' K t
departed yesterday for a visit in gun i « i i |>«*. u I mi .. <»n «imi sunm t’lnu.
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time,
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1S4 i Rotters silver at prices lie- ,j,, »|lrh tii«>y . 1 » hi tin* buine <>f mi in
low the usual Portland price 1 'toitreni friend. »b* t*«g«u 10 nimmnuu
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Mrs.
J. SBuxton
and daugV
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In other word», your money buck
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T a x e d « l i b It. g r a n d m a h < I 1 11 <• I th e ;
1 11H
ter, * Mrs. Jessie (overt,
i overt, visit'd
visum tru,
friends in Port land Saturday, Mrs
-iiui ibi* nulli, “you um «I forget nil
Mdliixli.st Church Services
ah.ait I i until I'tirliiiiiHi iluy."
Covert's health having improved
The
Sunday School will obaerve
.
Timi 11 Itelit ni nlu< « n i tadiig put hi
t<>
.III » e A x I te U n I V t w here
she I t.lkes
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uitnnlalied
ber III*
muling
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H*l 1 till*
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>1 III) liy
ruing priver
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interest in things outside a hos adding uni s* her
pital or sick room
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What Became of Him?
t hrintinni next Sunday by making an
offering for the Am i.ninn Orphan Iti
111! f Fund
I.’.I.wl m
Udii
ill I. have
u ai.. .. u .|H-<'in
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liuf
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«ill
vier in connection with the offering.
The pan lor will give n Chriitmai «er-
rnon ul 11 o’clock nod at 7;.'«l the choir
will give its annual Chriatmna concert.
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On Monday afternoon. Dec. 21th. the
Heginneri. Primary and Junior depart
ment» of the Sunday School will inn-t
Ut
...
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In th* parlor» of Uw dwrth and givo a
1 Gw iiU C llC n Cbriilma- program to which the par
I enta are invited.
The Community Sing will lie held in
- V U 1 ÁfeÁ j, \*& . '« i . ni thin
church Chriitmai night at 7;00,
led
hy
T. E. Imucn.
by lilis lu
abou t f i l e t ilth ' « ti lle 11111IT S a n i l i I ' l a m
In t<> h l ' i i i « . “ N v « V ork 'I In n ',
There came n e a r being a
tragedy enacted in front of Copies’
store one day last week and per­
sons who saw it are wondering
what became of two *>f the par­
ticipants. A woman living near
this city made some remat k in
the store about the Kai t r being vAní
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a brute, and as she stepp'd out
lit 1 isti»«»* litui ln»i nu fur f tint i»
the door, a stranger asked In r if
alivi do) Iti b t,
she meant what she sai l Receiv­ T h r l r !•• » »« »• In liquor that « happy th ey'll
»Up.
ing an affirmative reply, he called rhouln
o,^
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U lt i#
her a "damned fool” Just then | Fluey
„ » till arc» em ploy«-'! f tu »Irr»* u».
another man also a stranger,
in i*n*r.
stepped up and askid ihe other
.mi
t.-,r
fellow to apologize. On his re­ A lt h o u K h th« c*»Id »« M t h p r d*»th hun«**r
pro vo le«,
fusal, the second comer poked a j
big pistol under th'* n< se of Wil­ T t» d o r H o in in o f o k r r t to nr«» how thw c h i m i ) « ) 4
a I«* an !
helm’s friend and asked if he P r o v lu * io inn n I» fun kln »; fo r
would apologize He did Then I HV*r nil th.it nr«* r«- nlv or v . MII uk to Dur
T h e n h t a l c to th# kltc hr; f <r >i.“ < th
the man with the gun to'd ihe'
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. î ht
i n i n r ’d
other fellow to follow him and '’■‘O'1 ru i<n' *. i"»
they
left together.
And
that’s All trnv«*U*rf* it h Ihey do f
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on their w ay
the la-1 the lady saw of either of \t «.mi. < ■ >.. i are If \ Itrd II» »UV,
h rin 1 thwlr Im m e« to
them. Who were they?
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The firemen of Forest Grove
will give their annual hall on New
Years eve, with Walker’» Novelty
orchestra furnishing the music.
Open evenings after today.
Get y<>ur Xmas -hopping and t n-
graving done early. Abbott, the
Jeweler.
SE T RING S
OF tfl'Al.lTY
<*hr¡»fmtt»'
For Sal*—Pure bred R. C R
1. Red cocke-el, a beautiful bird v"v ¿'„'„p"’ * *"■ " n n t WH’"• ,,u* h*v- fo'
j of good size. \\ ( . Benfer, at ^ t-iue» ¡-vi 11 -
j. n.n. pi«.
III.I rannt
Express
office.
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Join
the
Red
Cross
today;
do
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NOTES AND PERSONALS your Dollar Duty—Now.
The Expr. ss prints butter wrap­
Job printing ph<>n
ABBOTT
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The best stock of good wrist Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon pers with non poisonous ink.
made
a
pleasure
trip
to
Portland
watches for Xmas at Abbott’s.
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Saturday
Buy "him” a pair of gloves for
John Anderson has all kinds of
Christmas Anderson has ’em.
oiled clothing for wet weather.
When in doubt what to give for Ask him.
Xmas ask A. G Hoffman & Co.
Fresh ii-h for Tuesdays meat­
Mrs. M. Armentrout visit» d less day; and Friday-. The P. -
friends in Portland Saturday and cific Market; phone 0301.
Sunday.
George G. Hancock, real es­
tate,
farm loans and fire insur­
Just the article to give "Him,”
ance,
new
Anderson block. 50
Scarfs with Ties to match. A. G.
Mis. F. D Gardner and little
Hoffman & Co.
daughter,
Roma, visited friends
o o o
Millard Morley, who is work­
in
Port’and
the
first
of
the
week
ing in Portland, visited home folks
W. F. Johnson had busine-s a f
over Sunday.
Mrs. J o h n Templeton an d Goldendale, Wash., an d The
daughter, Faye, were Portland Dalles, Oregon, four days last
week.
visitors Saturday.
including the largest collection of QUEENS WARE ever shown in Forest
Gus Reddner, who is working Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Stout ard
Grove, either in sets or
the piece. Come in and let us show you our new
in Forest Grove, visited friends up Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schultz mot­
Dishes
and
Glassware
display
room.
Scoggins valley Sunday.
ored to Portland Sunday in the
If your Xmas watch is a Walt­ Stout sedan.
ham, you are lucky. Abbott, the
Notice of Final Settlement
Jeweler has a goods’oek of stand­ In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Washington County, Ore­
ard grades.
gon.
Floyd Schiffer, who has been
the matter of the estate of John
working in Washington, is visiting In W.
Sherwood, deceased. Martha
his mother and sister in Forest Sherwood, Administratrix.
Grove this week.
Notice is hereby given, that the un­
Donald Misz, who is attending dersigned administratrix of the above
Hill Military Academy in Port­ estate, has filed in the above entitled
and cause her final account and
land, spent the week end at his Court
report
as such administratrix, and the
home in Forest Grove.
said Court has fixed and appointed
Mrs. Sarah Chadderdon of Cur­ Monday, the 21st day of January, 1918,
tis, Xeb., who has been visiting at the hour of 10 o'clock forenoon of
said day, and the County Court room
at the Graham home for the past of
the County Court, in Hillslxm,
ten days, leaves tomorrow for Washington County, Oregon, as the
Baker City.
time and place for the hearing of ob­
We now have in stock PYREX, the Transparent Ovenware about which
Remember, friends, you must jections to said final account if any,
you have been reading. No need to go to Portland, as our prices are right.
pay in advance to get the Express and for the final settlement of said es­
tate
and
the
discharge
of
said
admin­
Coffee Percolators and all kinds of “ Wcar-Ever” Aluminum Come and
at one dollar per year. The reg­ istratrix and the exhonoration and dis-
ular price is $1 50. We pay you , charge of her bondsmen.
pick out what you w ant and we will deliver it any time you say. Ten per cent
50c to collect for yourself.
Order of Publication dated the 17th
discount on all Aluminum ware until Christmas.
Those o f o u r citizens who day of December, 1917.
MARTHA SHERWOOD,
I,et Us Help You Make Your Christmas Selections
had the foresight to attend the
Anministratrix.
organ recital given at the Chris­ J. N. Hoffman, attorney for Admin­
tian Science church Sunday after
istratrix; office. Forest Grove, Ore.
noon by Miss Waggener were (First publication of this notice Dec.
1917; last publication Jan. 17th,
well paid for their pains, as the 20th,
1918.
concert was one of th e best of the
kind ever heard in the city. rIhe Join the Red Cross today; the
church was crowded to capacity. Boys Overseas need your Help.
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- - DO YOUR - -
Christmas Shopping
- ° o EARLY
We have a nice assortment of Christmas Presents,
Telephone
6 8 3
Goff Bros.
Forest Grove
Oregon