HIGH SCHOOL NOTKS Chris Peterson, Vice President. M. K. Johnson, President. Everyone came back after the holi day« ready for work again. Some of the faculty seemed to have had too y » y a time and returned rather worn out. The regular work was soon resumed, however, and loat time is being made up by an extru number o f long tnemes and reports. It has been decided not to rr|>e«t the play "M rs. W iggs o f the Cabbage Fateh, which was presented hy the A. J. Demorest Cashier. * The First National Bank o f Forest (»rove, Oregon stands for methods which make financial institutions of posi tive value. We recognize that strength, al*ove all else, is abso- ;o'.\ essential in the conduct o f every bank; that an intelli- nt appreciation o f the individual requirements o f patrons is ",\ ysss > to make the l i n k ’s service to tTiem what it really v ho Rj steadfastly adhering to these principles. The First National Itank has enjoyed a very substantial growth, h, h v the : i.mtvr o f depositors ami in the volume o f its de- ;v— *s. \ St rone Bank in a Good Tow n Directors \ - ,N MIMMI km * vi at stava »V» TIM Safe Deposit Boxes for Kent V R sun, Chris Peterson. Allan Hiee, h i.-oorm- and A. J. Demorest. R$ \ \1S memhera o M h e Urani« club under the direction o f Karl K. Fleisrhmann. Many people h a w expressed regret that it is not to he repeated, fo ra li who were able to see it were so much pleased by the performance. A number o f inter-class basket ball I t U V »I lua .ilk «.ta., ...I . I l I •*! a I I» ilia. games have been played during the past week. The first o f these con teat a PREPAREDNESS IS N E C E SSA R Y IF A M E R I C A IS T O D O H E R P A R T IN T H E W A R ! To cach and ovory Citir.cn o f Western Washington County wc tlcsirc to extend the »eusnii’s greetlng and to corti pi irnent thè peo- p lp oli thè S p le n d iti »howitlg Ilia d e iti tbe la te R e d Cross Drive. Frnm all rcports, Oregon stands at the head o f tbe United State» . . . . ,n percentage o f popnlRt Ion enrolled ; we have stood at the head o f all that wo bave been asked to do ill the past, but now wc have to look into tbe future, and we want every farmer to read the follow- ¡ „ ^ v o r y carefully no matter whether be buy» h i» goods from UH or anv other dealer. was b, tween the Seniors ami Sopho The acreage of food crop* itl the United State» in 1918 will be mores. The Sophomores have a num- , , , • ,i i ; , t t\ m »• b e r o f men on their team who have 1 h ‘ ‘ l,u * ' ' M Hie history o f the Nation. I hi» fact, coupled with had experience iti playing bsaket-hall the scarcity o f labor, will greatly mereuHe the demand for farm before, as have tbs Seniors, and altho implements and labor saving lliurbiliery. the battle waa hard fought the victory i , i t i. . i . , , , We doubt tl Implement Manufacturer» will be able to furnish finally fell to the Sophomore*. An other game played waa lietween the all the implements required by the American farmers in 1918 and Juniors and Senior* ami here the even if the supply »hmild be Hwflicicnt, it i» certain that all the Seniors partly redeemed their ruined implement» required cannot be furnished in time to meet the reputation. The Seniors and Sopho farmers' need. mores play tin Tueattay night and both classes are anxiously waiting to cheer We wunt our customers to have all tin- implement» they re their valiant warriors. quire to till the soil in 1918; therefore we are asking you to let us On last Friday afternoon an assembly know what implements you will need during tin* coming year, so was hehl for the purpose o f awarding the football monograms. Miss Mary that we can make provision in ordering our stock. Olmsted, president o f the Students' as Aside front the question o f profit to us from the sale o f im sociation, awarded thirteen letters to the men who have participated in thi* plements, we are patriotic enough to desire that this community activity anti played enough games to shall turnish the greatest amount possible o f food supplies during earn them. A f t e r the gram* were tbe coming year and we know that more implements will In* re awarded the student body aang a num quired to raise these increased food crops. l>er of — gs and w ers then di-m i- < d. Furthermore, on account o f tin* movement o f troops arid war The high schtad dehators are prac ticing their s|>ceches under the direc supplies and the condition of railroad equipment, the transporta- tion o f the coach. Superintendent In- tion o f goods o f all kind», either by freight or express, will he Paul Schultz had business in Portland yesterday John Templeton is able to be out again, after a severe attack of indigestion. Mrs. J. S Buxton and daugh ter. Jessie Covert, left yesterday for .* v£.ir at X. wport A good >upp!y of khaki, med ium and dark grey and black kr.it: ng yam . A. G. Hoffman \ Co. For Sale T w o R o s e Comb Rhoot i- an : Red c ckervls; two Blue And- lU'ian cockt els. Price 51.50 each. J. I. W Durston. m . fg a tiv e team, which is to hindered more and more as the war continue». Therefore wo want Route 1. remain at home this vear, is to debate t . , . . . , . , In a letter to the Express. Miss with Tillamook high ‘ achtml. and the eV î‘ ry 0 n e o f OUr C U t u m e « w h o h a * o ld m a c h in e s h e e x p e c t » t o r e - B-. ;h Stx:on of Oxnard. Ca if., affirmative team is to go to Beaverton. I'a' r I***f°»*** they are used, to do this repair work during the winter says she is homesick forO n gon , The tw debates will be held on Friday, months, instead o f waiting until spring or summer, when the nia- as it ha-n't rained there for .tg-s Jar.uary l>th aiui it i- ho|>e<i that a chines are needed in the field. and ages. large number o f townspeople will at- v Are you looking for something tend, a d help the team along. I * ° u believe in preparedness and we are merely asking you to to shed the rain? Buy a pair of The s . phon- re cia-s sent some order the necessary repairs and fix those machine» now. This will ra n Repel Inn t pan*- ar.d a Stag ic r - t, ti e ir d a —mate. I.ucile W est, save expense and delay when you are ready to use the machines, shirt and keep dry. A. G. Hoff imonia. Mi-s j * man & Co. West is reported to be rapidly im p r o v - 1 *n c ‘°»iug. we wish to thank the people o f this community for More sensational than “ The ii g a i the high schiH i will soon see the patronage they have given us during the past year and we will Stars and Stripes in France” is her return Beth Fmerson was a .sent this week do our best to give you satisfactory service, as in the past. We the t.',ghf-reel Italian war picture will not sell “ shoddy” goods, so anything you get from us that is at tfu. star Theater Jan. 19th; on account o f illness. j US( ()ne nj_.ht. not satisfactory you can either return or we will make it right. Charter Day Exercises 1 Ns.'v*'i ■> - son. C • • • an. v • : : , S..r - day. Crut- Fleming f Bakr~ C .ty - m pk w. t- visiting trif farni! F. J Simpson Brine yourpreac prior.- her* ro have them correctly compounded. Little: s Pha-macy. The trains whirl 1 were : aken r ' >v a: : it off between Port lam have all beer, put or. again An execepnonal y good line of sweaters tor men. w men an. children at John Anders,>n s. Miss Pearl Hall was operated on at the local hospira Saturday and was taken to he- h. m. yes terday, doing very nicely. Those nifty cloth novelty hats you see the ladies wearing came from John Anderson’s, where you can get the pick of a fine assort ment of colors. On . Saturday . . , evening . , of next week (one night only) the great Italian war picture of eight reels wi ! be shown at the Star theater This fi’m is now being shown at j Miss Martha E. McIntyre, who| Wishing you a Happy and Prosperous Year, The annual Charter Day ex« r- the Heileg, Portland, and is draw with Mrs. Hertzog, ha- conducted ci-es .f Pacific University w.ll be ing big crowds. a millinery .-tore in this citv for held in the College Chapel next Miss Florence Enschede was! the past three years, wa ma ried Wed no day evening, January lfj, hostess Tuesday evening to nine on New Year's day. i Th addn of her teacher friends, Mis-es Colo., to Mr I) l Brovn ot t * evening will be given by Rev. Pechin, Rice, Gentle, Arnold, Pittsburg, Pa. Mr and Mr.- \\arren M o r s e , of the Atkinson Smith, Dawson, Weeks, Bowman Brown will reside in a suburb of Rhone B81 Phone 2K1 and Norton. The evening was Pittsburg and Mr-. Hertzog will M* mortal ( ong egalional church, Portland. There will he special spent at various ganns, after continue the busir.e-- rnu-ic Ah friends of the College which the hostess served a pal - are cordially im t-d. Harold McFeeters, one of the an average is from 10 to 18 d - atable Hoover lunch to her niver ary of the marri g - o f Mr. -ail »is from here, who is attinti- gr es below zero. The hoys from guests. Congregational Church and Mrs. F D ( iardn* r a few the south attend ng the school The ladies of the Red Cross are friends assembled in their home "T h e Sweethearts and tbe W ife o f mg' tbe Radio School at Harvard are having a very hard time. raffling off two quilts to raise in the evening for a good time, the f hoice Vour.g Man” will be Mr. University, wri'es that it is very Job printing— phone 821. funds f o r purchasing materials Social conversation game- arid Fatter. » i?rifj;. ■ ' heme Surtiia) even- cold there. The temperature on ■ and supplies. One of the-e quilt- light refreshment- ? up th was made by Mrs. A. Christen hoijr- and all pres it -pent an Sur 'lay morr.r / he will preach a New Year’i •»-rr.'.'.ri on "T h e Four sen, raffled off and the proceeds enjoyable evening square L ife." donated to the Red Cro-s. Mrs Anna Dixon won the quilt and Brotherhood Member- Plea.se Note A. B FATTFN, Fast/ir. donated it back to the Red Cross Upon request of a sufficient Methodist ( liurrh Services and it is now being given as a number of member- a- provied by S u re i t is a n d h ere e r e ^ ier. T. B. F«,r«i diatrict siJ|M-rinter»il- prize in a bean-gue*-ing con'e-t, the Con-t ¡tution a special meeting w o r e o f th e m being conducted at the Smith fur- of the Brotherhood is h r<-by er.t i>f the Sal'-rn li-trict. Will b<- here p u lp it mo r un , y hi i ) niture store. The other quilt wa- called for 7 :30 p m Monday ev- made by Me-dames Geo. M Lit ening. Jan. 14'h, in theCongri- «v<r> i <>r <ml » supply. The other i EFFECTIVE tlehales and W. D. Parke from g ition d church for the purpo e of o r g a n izatior will meet at the regular ( materials furnished by the Red discussing a temporary federation hours. AN ONCE I he l.ii/lie- fi, HO'-iel.y will meet Cross branch and is being dis- of the church congregations of A fternoon delivery leaves at 2 oYlot-k sharp. Order posed of in similar manner at the Forest Grove. A full attendance next We<lfi<- via y » f terriooii in the Bed Farly H ereafter store will NOT be o|ien I.ATFK Cross room* Caples Store. is desired. GOFF BROTHERS Forest Grove Cornelius A Pine O p e n in g Impuri ant Notice! than U p. m. ANY FV F N IN O . COM F F A R I.Y. PHONE Oll I I hri' ban Churrii The Pacific Market UndeT the new management, this market has been stocked up with a tempting line of Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork Mutton and Poultry. . . Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Hamburger, Wieners, etc. Also Bread, Cookies, Pickles, Spice , Fruits and Vegetables. COME AND Free Deliveries 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. Phone 03 01 SE E O U R G O O D S. We pay Cash for Veal, Pork, Hides, Poultry and Eggs «srviee . r.«-xt. I.'. m I' h »lay fix follows i!m|i ■» h»>ol !> 1, A M ., Hint sermon at 11 a. rn. u h ji» t "T h * Magnanimity ''(•(* ( ' r, - * ri Fo'leavor meet if,K at V> p ri, I inior, Interineiliate • r.'l I'nioii y F. <:. F. •■‘iuy I r ill , r.'l -leri/ion 7 p. m. I »1 i»» I ixhment" eonxi<l«-re/|. Fveryb'sly inviO-U, »' I. FIJTNAM, MinUUr. Moman’a ( ’lab R e g u . ,r fn<ei,n,g <,f th e F o r e s t f» r o v i W o m a n ’ c l u b M o n d a y , Jan. 14, 3 fi in i,t Langley ball. i.X'' n iv 'ommittee will m eet al r< lary. JEWELER and M I A h k n tt OPTICIAN ITI.» »J. C l U D U l l A b b ie J W b it e b o il '.e, S e c - Buy a “Baby Bond’’ Milk and Cream Depot lb Thrift Stamps and 12 cents can be immediately exchanged for a War Savings Certificate, worth $5.00 in January, 1923. Stamps for naV here ut cash ier's desk. KREAM KRISP is wholesome ; not only is it a pure food, free from all adulteration, lint it contains no hard fats such as beef stearin. It is o f low melting point and easily assimilated by the digestive organs. Sold in tin» and bulk, 32c per pound, i Oder Today. SC H U L T ZS Ahbolt building Eoresl («rovo Exclusive agency for O. W A D D LE ’S HOME DAIRY MILK and CREAM. Phone 06 I