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Supplement to Forest Grove Express Voi Forest Grove, Ore., Thursday, Jan. 17, 1918. No. 2 N O TE S A N D P E R SO N A L S Mrs. Hertzop of McMinnville goes via the American ambass was a business visitor in our city ador in Switzerland, by whom it on is sent the Swedish ambassador lllack Sateen Bloomers for Monday. Constantinople, where it is children A.G. Hoffman & Co. Mrs. B. F. White was confined at turned over to members of the to her home several days this relief staff. L 1) McChesney of Weiner, ' week with a severe cold. Idaho, is the guest of re latives in Ben Selling, the well known Little Margaret Hines, who has Portland this city. Jewish philanthropist, been ill for two weeks, is again up also made a strong plea for aid Mrs C. K Roy ariel el lughter, for these martyrs. Virginia, were week-end visitors and about the house. Miss llna Emerson, who has At the close of the meeting, in I’ort'anel. charpe a store at Sheridan, Rev. Daniel Staver was appoint Brin« your prescriptions here to Ore., was of the guest of home folks ed to choose a committee to look have them correctly compounded. Sunday. after the work in this section. I.ittler’s Pharmacy. The many friends of Miss Ger Mrs. W. B. P.«twin h is been trude w ill be glad to know quite ill at he r home on North A that she Allen is recoveting nicely from stieet, hut is improving slowly. her recent illness. An exceptionally good line e*f Howard Lilly of the Gales On Thursday of last week the swe*aters for men, women and Creek dis rict a few days ago sold Chapel Services of Pacific Univer children at John Anderson’s. to the Schultz market a hop that sity were turned over to Harold M s Walter Roswurm spent dressed 555 pounds. That’s the Robinson, president of the student last week-end visiting Mr. and way to feed the soldiers. body, and Mr. Robinson present Mrs. Roy Hesseltine at Van Mrs. A. E. Scott last Friday en ed to the college a service flag, couver. twenty six s t a r s , tertained a number of ladies at a containing twenty-four boy and two girl Wouldn’t a heavy sweater go party complimentary to Mrs. students having enlisted for w. r mighty fine these wet days? Stoccker, who expects to leave service. Dean Claik accepted the We’ve s o me dandies $2.00 to next month for h e r home in flag for the college with a very $7.00. C. E. Roy & Co. Seattle. speech Those nifty cloth novelty ha's Mrs. C. E. Walker and M rs., patriotic The following list gives the you see the ladies wearing Come E. B. Brookbank last Saturday class each student be from John Anderson’s, where you afternoon pave a lunc heon at the longs, to as which well as of can pet the pick of a fine assort home of the latter for fourteen the service in which the he division is now « n- ment of colors. ladies, the- affair being in honor of list d. Ray T Williams. Cards and ’17 . For Sale—T w o R o s e Comb Mrs. excellent lunch were the George Rerreman, Ambulance. Rhode Island Red cockerels; two an Ivan Donaldson, Ambulance. ItrtiH Andclu Jan cockerels. Price features of the afternoon. Thayne Livesay, Radio. $1.50 each. J. I. W Durston. Glenn Morgan, Hospital, Navy. Route 1. Armenians Need Help Miss Jones of Salem, arrived in At the request of some of the Sam Cox, Radio. ’18 this city Monday and will have charatable people of this city, Dr. Jack, Radio. charpe of the millinery store which J. P. McXaugh ton, la'e of Turkey,; Glenn Leo Lucas, was purchased from Hertzop & and Ben Selling of Portland came Tom Smith, Radio. McIntyre. The firm name will he to this city Sunday and delivered Verle Stanley, Radio. addresses in the Congregational! Irvin Turner, y. Infantry. Stith & Jones. M. C. in the afternoon in an ef ’19 It you are lookinp for an un church fort to arouse local people to the Willis Cady, Radio. usual value in wool and wool great need of funds to kpep the Erwin Barendrick, Hospital. mixed shirts at $1.25 to $3.00. Armenians in Tu key Lorn starv Tommy Fowler. Infantry. take one of ours home. Their ing to death. fabric and wear will surprise you. i Up to the time war w-as de Francis Wrade, Hospital. Orlando Romig, Radio. C. E. Roy & Co. clan d by Amer ca, Dr. McXaugh- Fdpar Swanson, a former For ton was in Turkey, where he was I Edgar Swanson, ’20 Hospital. est Grove hoy and a graduate of jailed and later released on prom Kenneth Jones. Ambulance. the high school here, spent Sun to quit tile country. He paints Ralph Jones, Ambulance. day visitinp with friends in this ise pictures of the suffering George Parker, Hospital, Navy. city. He has enlisted in the hos of terrible the Armenian Christians at the! Clare Walker, Navy. ^ pital corps and is now at Van hand« of the blood-thirsty Turks, Jim Norton, Engineers. couver, Wash. who make a holiday of butchering Harry Romig, Radio. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ives left the Christians. Margaret Burns, Radio. yesterday for Vancouver, Wash , Replying to the oft-asked ques- , ’21 where Billy has a position in a tion as to whether money could Ruth Austin, Radio. shipyard. Their son, Kenneth, with safety be sent to the Armen- ; Lloyd Appleman, Hospital. remains at the hotel until the iaiu, Dr. McNaughton replied, i Charles Roe, Radio. present school semester closes, “Every dollar sent to the New Chas. Roe and Harry and Or when he will join his parents in : Yoi k office of the American com , lando Romig are the latest of the in the booming town. Mr. Ham, mittee for Armenian and Syrian students to enlist. who has lonp made his home with relief reaches the sufferers for the Iveses, will remain with Ken whom it is intended, without the The Express prints butter wrap neth as cook and valet. ¡diminution of a cent. The money pers with non-poisonous ink. Pacific University Has Service Flag