The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918, January 17, 1918, Image 5

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    NOTES ANI) PERSONALS F. N. Beliinger of Route 2 was
Portland Oregonian
Endorses Italian Film
H. T. GILTNER
shopping in town Monday.
Money to loan Valley Realty Warranty deed and mortgage
Co., Forest drove, Oregon, 19-tf blanks for sale at this office.
Peterson of Spring In point of scenic grandeur
Freeh fmh for Tuesday» (meat- Hill Mrs. was C. L shopping
in the city and actual dramatic episode the
lens day) and Friday». Pacific
Monday.
Fruits and Vegetables in Season
Market; phone 0301.
Italian Battlefront War Pictures
produced
g
e
n
u
i
n
e
thrills
and
Ed
Tatro
of
Dilley
had
business
George (¡. Hancock, real es­
huge audiences at !be
tate, farm loan» and fire insur­ in this city Monday and made a moved
yesterday t o continual
ance, new Anderson block. 60 friendly call at the Express office. Heilig
P H O N E TOI
bursts applause. Whatever praise
Be prepared. Buy a Sweater has
•Just come in and look at our Coat
heard of these films is
South Main Street -
Forest Grove, Ore
the cold weather fully been
men’» (»(k* and 75c work shirts. comes. before
justified.
A
good
supply
at
A.
G.
They sure are record-break* rs as Hoffman & Co.
Besides the grace and value of
money-savers. C. E. Hoy & Co.
being
genuine depictments of ac­
hospitals of less than 100 »aid Court ha» fixed and appointed
Dudley Knapp and mother left Mrs L F. Hum berg and Mrs. tual happenings in the Italian bat­ from
the 21»t day of January, 1918,
beds.
Under the temporary re­ at Monday,
J. Simpson spent Friday in tlefront, and the only pictures
last week for Pendleton, where B.
the
hour
o’clock forenoon of
they visited their daughter and Portland, remaining over for the authorized and photographed and vision of rules they are not re­ »aid day. and of the 10 County
room
»¡»ter, Mr». McLain and family. basketball game between Forest sent out by the Italian govern­ quired to purchase new uniforms. of the County Court, in Court
Hillaboro,
high school and Fianklin ment, th* se pictures possess the A nurse trave'ing under orders Washington County, Oregon, a» the
Dudley returned Monday, hut Grove
unu-ual feature of pleasing the given a first class ticket, Pull- time and place for the hearing of ob­
Mrs. Knapp is extending her high.
Miss Manche l,anglcy accom­ artistic sense, a feature hitherto is man-car
visit.
to »aid final account if any,
accommodations, and jection»
her brother, Lotus, and a untouched in war pictures. The traveling expenses
There have been a great many panied
and
for
the
settlement of »aid es­
not to exceed tate and the final discharge
bunch of Mazama hikers on a trip pictures are authentic, and are
people greatly benefit tad by the to
of said admin­
summit of I .arch mountain owned by the Italian government. $1 50 a day.
use of Vinol, the system tonic, last the Sunday
istratrix
and
the
exhonoration
and dis­
and, while Miss I>ang Many stirring scene- are shown
sold by Littler’s Pharmacy. Ex- ley went especially
charge
of
her
bondsmen.
to see the in the snow-clad Alps, with the
clusive agents. Oet a bottle to­
LODGE NOTES
Order of Publication dated the 17th
scenery, the wind blew the snow Italian Alpine soldiers in vigorous
day, it will do you good.
day
of December, 1917.
muchly and so persistently that battle with the Austrians, giving
MARTHA SHERWOOD.
Mrs. Belle Hoge of Portland i« so
M. W. A. Installation
»now is about all she saw; but she glimpses of actual warfare. One Tne officers
visiting friend» in this city. Mr». can
Anministratrix.
of Camp No. 6228, J. N. Hoffman, attorney
say she reached the summit. impressive picture shows the cap­
for Admin­
Hoge was for year» a resident of
ture of 15,000 ill-clothed, gaunt, Modern Woodmen of America, istratrix; office. Forest Grove,
Ore.
Forest (»rove when her husband, Some people have said we sell half-starved
looking Austrians, were installed last Friday even­ (First publication of this notice Dec.
the lat<* Walter Hoge, was editor the be*t $3 00 Hat in the world. and th* ir prison
life. An inter­ ing, as follows:
20th, 1917; last publication Jan. 17th,
Come in and see the Hats. C. E. esting feature in these
of the Forest Ciove Times.
pictures
is
1918.
Roy
&
Co.
E.
H.
Martin,
past
consul;
J.
Having sold my Furniture bus­
the
aeroplane
maneuvers
and
de­
iness to Sir. Claude Smith, 1 have David Sparks has received word tailed showing of airoplanes, while E. Tumbleson, venerable consul;
ani
several slightly u sed sewing that his father, Uriah S. Sparks, dropping
H. G. King, worthy adviser; Geo
machines that will l>e sold cheap. aged 79 years, passed away at his Another bombs.
U
exciting portion of the G. Paterson, clerk; W. B. Pot-
You will have to get a move on if home in Stuigis, S. D.. Jan. 10th, picture shows
First-Class
Italian
actual sinking win, banker; Clyde L. Perry, es­
you want a bargain, ('has. O. after a short illness. Deceased of an Austrian the
submaiine
at the cort; Robert Knox, watchman;
KM ,
leaves a widow and seven grown conclusion of the battle of Gorizia,
He c a m e to South in which the Italians were victor- H. N. Robinson, manager. Sen­
Two steel shi|>s, with an aggre­ children.
Dakota from Canada in the sum­ ious
gate tonnage of 17,500 were mer
in capturing that city from try F L. Martin and Physicians and a complete assortment of
1884. The distance be­ the Austiians
launched at Portland Sunday tween of Forest
In filming the in­ Kauffman and Tucker will be in­ other Fruit and Nut Trees, Shade
and Sturgis cidents in this picture
One vessel came from the North­ is so great that Grove
at a later meeting. W. C. Trees, Shrubbery, Roses, etc.,
David could not graphers were killed. eight photo­ stalled
west Steel company and the other reach home in time
Benfer
acted as installing officer. for immediate or Spring delivery.
to attend the Italians in the ice trenches,
from the plant of the Columbia funeral.
Prunes and other fruit crops have
On Friday evening of next week, paid
Ship Building corporation.
battle
on
skiis.
fighting
in
the
good returns this
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Hawke re­ ice-clad mountains and the amaz­ Jan. 25th, there will be a county year growers
J. E. May of Pasco, Wash., turned
and
existing
in­
Friday evening from a ing work with their cannon and class adoption at the M. W A sure good prices for conditions
who has been visiting the Good six weeks’
all
food
pro­
vi si t a t Rochester, guns amidst the snow and ice hall in this city. M ssrs. Pater­ ducts for many years to come.
and Morris families for a week, Minn , Chicago
and New York makes an unforgetable picture, son, Potwin and Benfer were ap­ There is practically no undertak­
departed Sunday for his home city.
doctor has been at­ and
and work. Mrs. May and son, tending The clinics
is of posit ve educational pointed a committee to prepare a ing more promising at this time
Eldon, will remain to the end of cities visited and in in the New various
value.
One of the pictures which light lunch for the occasion.
than a good orchard on suitable
York roused the
this week.
audience
to
enthusiasm
land, properly cared for. We
he visited his son. Kenneth, and was the medal decoration of the
deal
with our customers,
Knights
Install
A dispatch from Bremerton to Oliver
Buxton, formerly of this young 19-year-old Italian com­ Assisted by C. A. Brodersen, as grow directly
our
own
trees and thus in­
Sunday’s Oregonian conveys the city. The
are both in the mander, Baruzzi, who, with only
sure
you
good
stock at correct
information t h a t Glenn Jack, navy and are boys
master
of
arms,
William
C.
making
good.
Ken-1
four
men
to
help
him,
cap’ured
prices.
Let
us
know
your needs.
1917 president of P. U. student
has been twice across the; 200 Austrians in their trenches Schultz last Thursday evening in­
body, was sent, at government ex­ neth
pond on the cruiser SanDiego and i Another picture that brought stalled the new officers of Delphos
pense, to Harvard Univeisity to Oliver
has al o made heveral trip9. J applause showed the democratic lodge No. 39 K. of P., as follows:
take further training in radio
Orenco, Ore.
King of Italy conferring with his A. A. Kirkwood, chancellor
work. This means that Mr Jack I>et A. G. Hoffman & Co. make men
in the trenches and another commander; B. T. Whited, vice
has shown talent and Uncle Sam your next suit. The fit depends picture
the year-old Prince of chancellor; Walter Wolff, prelate;
largely on the party taking your Italy. was
is going to develop it.
Various
Italian diplomats
measure. A fit guaranteed. A. and representative
men of the C. A. Brodersen. keeper of records DR. H. C. FORTNER
G.
Hoffman
&
Co
are in evidence in the pic­ and seals; J. R Giltner, master of
% Lowell Moulton Heard From country
Successor to
tures —Portland Oregonian, Jan. arms;
DR. H. Wr. VOLLMER
W
C.
Tucker,
master
of
Mrs. S. A. Moulton of Tilla­ 4th. 1918.
work; H. J. Goff, master of
OFFICE
sensational war picture finance;
mook, a former resident of this will This
C.
O.
Roe,
master
of
ex
Bank Building
the Star Theater, Sat­ chequer; A. J. Demorest, inside In First National
city, is visiting her mother, Mrs. urday be of at this
Telehones
week,
afternoon
and
J. W. Frisbie, in the eastern part evening See display ad for par­ guard; Ed Ahlgren,outside guard. Residence 332
Office 333
Don’t let decay start. Mi­ of
city and Monday showed ticulars.
crobes are the cause. They the the
editor a letter from her son. Something new. Extra strong Fresh fish for Tuesdays (meat­ D. D. & M. B. BUMP
convert s u g a r into lactic Lowell,
is in the navy. At Tan Lotus Scuffers for children. less day) and Fridays. The Pa­
acid. The acid makes the the time who
of
writing (Nov. 28th) A. G. Hoffman & Co.
Attorneys at Law
cific Market: phone 0301.
cavity. A clean tooth offers Ijowell was aboard
U. S S.
no harboring place for the Pueblo, (location not the
Loans and Real Estate
given) He Lower Requirements for Nurses
Notice of Final Settlement
mischief-makers. The best has Ireen thru the Panama
D.
D.
BUMP.
canal,
M. B. BUMP,
In
the
County
Court
of
the
State
of
cleanser you can use is our to Bahia, Brazil; Montevidio, Because of the great need for Oregon for Washington County, Ore­ Residence
Residence
Hillsboro
nurses
for
the
Army
Nurse
Corps
Forest
Grove,
gon.
Urugua;
Buenos
Ayres,
Argentina,
REXALL
Offices—HILLSBORO
requi ements have been In the matter of the estate of John j Phone 444
and many other points of interest certain
waived
for
the
period
of
the
war
TOOTH PASTE
in the south seas, and says he is
W. Sherwood, deceased. Martha
Registered nurses are Sherwood.
J N.HOFFMAN
fe< ling first rate and has a rather emergency
Administratrix.
It searches out every nook easy
preferred, but registration may be Notice is hereby
given, that the un­
of it. He sent to his waived.
and cranny. It is antiseptic mother time a novel
Attorney At Law
dersigned administratrix of the above
of him
—kills all germs. Keeps the self, so arranged picture
Nurses
between
the
ages
of
21
estate,
has
filed
in
the
above
entitled
that
when
the
teeth pure, white, healthy
is bent a little the expression and 45 wi I now be considered, as Court and cause her final account and Patent Office Business Solicited
and strengthens the gums. card
-
Oregon
of his face changes from melan­ well as those who are graduated I report as such administratrix, and the Forest Grove,
It is insurance against den­ choly
to happiness and vice versa. I
tal bills.
When Lowed lived in this city he
Price 2!^ Cent«
was a little <ad and looked not at
all like the husky sailor his pic­
ture shows him to be.
Joe A. Wiles would like to
LOOK AT THE GRIN ON
Rexall Druggist»
write your insurance. Will give
H IM ! B U T I LL S T A Y
you service that will be to your;
Forest Grove, Oregon
ON T H IS S ID E OF TH E
advantage. West side Main St,. •
WALL W H IL E Y O U READ
north of Tucker’s garage.
T H E GOOD N E W S ON
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Prune Trees
Oregon Nursery Co.
Think of
Your Teeth
VanKoughnet & Reder
The Pacific Market
Under 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, Spices,
Fruits and Vegetables.
COME AND SEE OUR GOODS.
Free Deliveries
We pay Cash for Veal,
9 a. m. and 3 p. m.
Pork^ Hides, Poultry
and Eggs
Phone 0 3 0 1
T H A T B IL L B O A R D .!—