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PUY
RONDS
according to your ability to invest and plan to buy more
bonds of the United States government—the safest and best
investment.
— Practice thrift in every good form; save, save, and record
your savings in the purchase of Thrift Stamps.
—Dig out th* “ slacker” dollars, wherever they may be. If
they are hidden, bring them to light and make them work at
some useful occupation.
—Plan to make the dollars work night and day in useful,
productive occupations, producing crops, manufacturing use
ful and necessary goods, carrying on useful and necessary
commerce of all kinds.
The First National Bank
of Forest Grove, Ore
A Strong Bank
in a Good Town
CONDENSED NEWS NOTES
MEMBER
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fe d e r al reserve
S Y S TE M
Safe Deposit
Boxes for Rent
W. R. Goley of Vancouver
was visiting old friends in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Nora Keen Smith of
Hillsboro visited Forest Grove
friends Monday.
Mrs. W a y n e Stannard of
Brownsville yesterday visited her
cousin, Mrs. H. R. Bernard, in
this city.
Coo'er sleeping garments are
now in order; just what you want
in Night Robes and Pajamas,
$1.00 to $1 50. C. E. Roy & Co.
Farmers, attention !
The prices of Binder Twine huve been settled by
the Government; that is, the price the jobber shall
charge the dealer.
We wish to protect all the farmers who want to take
advantage of our offer. That is, we will take your
order for twine a t the following prices, to be paid
for at the time of delivery. Our profit on twine is
so small that we must refuse to give credit at the
prices quoted.
This offer will hold good until about May 1st; not
later, as our jobber will not agree to fill any order
after that date.
This is a serious condition, farmers. Get busy and
buy your twine from some responsible dealer, so you
may be sure of having it when you are ready to cut
your grain. Our prices are as follows :
550 feet Twine - - 27c
600 feet Twine - - 28 '*c
650 feet Twine - - 30c
GOFF BROS.
We buy Mohair and Wool. A.
G. Hoffman & Co.
Job printing—phone 821.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hoffman
are in Portland today.
FOREST GROVE
Vernon V. Gould of Newberg
CORNELIUS
visited friends in this city Sunday.
J. A. McCoy has closed his tin
shop to engage in other work.
DON’T, DON’T, suffer with
furled w ith a p p ro p ria te cerem onies, to
stomach trouble. See Dr. Dar-
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Aljen had
which the public ia cordially invited.
land. Chiropractor and Natur
business in Portland yesterday.
The I.adieu’ Aid society will m ee t in
opath.
the
Ked C ross rooms n ex t W ednesday
Will Crabtree has sold his hops
Mrs. Katie Creighton of Bend,
aftern o o n .
and
is
hauling
them
to
market.
Ore., a former resident of this
Because they have quite a num
JO H N BBBET, P asto r.
Claude Smith has purchased a ber of useful articles remaining
city, is visiting friends he:e for a
Notice o f Sheriff's Sale
Ford and is remodeling it for a from the«r recent "Superfluity”
week.
N
otice
is hereby given th a t by v irtu e
delivery car.
sales, the ladies of the Red Cross o f an execution.
Mrs. Norris Rogers arrived yes
J u d g m e n t ord er, d e
are going to hold a public auction cree ami o rd e r o f sale issued o u t of
terday from “ Mack” for a visit
Before
you
buy
look
at
our
new
A good “Trench Dinner” at the suits for men and boys. A. G. in t h e Miller building. Main. and
, under
.. the seal o f th e C ircuit C ourt
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j Congregational
church
at
6:30
street, at 3 o’clock
next / Saturday
1
to me
H. R. Bernard.
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directed and d ated A pril II, I91H, upon
tomorrow evening for 35c for Hoffman & Co.
a f t e r n o o n . I/> ts o f u s e f u l a r t i c l e s . a
r«rK],.re)f and en te re d in
Men’s muslin Gowns, French adults; 25c for children under 12.
On page 3 the Express publish
Friends are asked to contribute Stud C ourt on A pril 5, 1918, in favor o f
neck, short and long sleeves; col
es an interesting letter fiom Rev some cook’ (1 foods for this s a le .
'D»**«?} jo s s e , plaintiff, and ag ain st
The
spring
shirts
are
handsome
lars and long sleeves. $1.00,
Dunlap, former M. E.- pastor.
K. C. Kaldra and S arah J . Bnldra, de-
The
last
sale
brought
in
$40.
New
styles
and
patterns:
soft
$1.25. C. E. Roy & Co.
fendanta, for the sum of $¿00.00 w ith
1'he public school pupils have
te re st thereon a t 8 per cen t tier a n
Pakro Seedtape is the simplest cuff; laundered cuffs; flat and placed in the postoffice lobby a
Be sure you see our Fancy in
num from J a n u a ry 20. 1917, and th e
military
collars,
75c
to
$5.00.
C.
and most effective labor saving
booth for the sale of War Savings Sport Pongee silks. Just what sum o f $75.00 a tto rn e y ’s fee and th e
method of planting seeds. For E Roy & Co.
you want. A G. Hoffman & Co. costs and disb u rsem en ts herein tax ed
Stamps.
a t $19.00 and the costs of ami upon
sale at Littler’s Pharmacy.
Thirty - five members of the
James Stephens, the old soldier,
E. E. William'), who visited his said w rit ami com m anding m e to m ake
DON’T, DON’T, DON’T, OP Workers’ Sunday School class of suffered a sudden attack of ap
Bale o f th e follow ing described real
ERATE for Piles, Goiter or Ap the M. E. church met at the oplexy Friday, but is recovering -on, Ray, at Camp Ix.*wis last p ro p erty , to-w it:
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week, reports that Ray is rankir g Being a portion o f th e D. L. C. of
pendicitis. These can be cured church Tuesday evening and en slowly.
Lieutenant, athletic instructor, W illiam H. B en n ett in T. 1 N. and T.
See- Dr. Darland, Chiropractor joyed an evening of parlor games
Mrs. Morgan Baker of Mc machine gun instructor and insur 1 8. K. 2 W. o f the Will. M er.. de-
and Hooverized lunch.
and Naturopath.
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giv scribed as follows; B eginning a t a
Minnville vi>ited her mother and ance officer for his company,
P ° 'nf 20.552 chs. W. and 8.932 chs. N.
sister, Mesdames S H. Hunter ing him plenty to do. H i,V lT » U j of
the S. W. co rn er o f the Isaac B utler
and Frank Gordon, several day- well and happy.
! and w ife I>. L. C. No. 48, in T. 1 N.
i R. 2 W. o f th e Will. M er., thence N.
this week.
'4.026 c h s .; th ence e a s t 6.212 c h s.:
Congregational Church
E W. Haines was irr town from Dean R obert C lark will give in ad- thence S. 4.026 chs.; thence W. 6.212
chs. to th e place o f beginning ro n tain -
his North Plains hennery yester d ress
w orship.
| ing 2 1-2 acres;
day and resorts that he has 50 i A t a th t e the 8 m o orning
’clock ev en in g service,
on S atu rd ay , May II, 1918, a t
laying hens, all doing their “bit.” Mias M iriam W oodberry o f New York 10 I o will,
j
’clock A. M. a t the south door of
th e co u rt house in Hillsboro, O regon,
Don t forget that we handle will give a stirrin g m essage.
sell a t public auction (su b ject to re-
paints, oils, varnishes and wall Mr. P a tte n goes to C o tta g e Grove, | dem
ption) to the h ig h est bidder for
paper. Big stock, tine selection O regon, to he a g u e st of honor and the cash in hand, all the rig h t, title and
and reasonable prices. Claude E. closing sp eak er a t the L ane County in te re st which the w ithin nam ed d e
fendants, and each of them had on
Smith
C h ristian E ndeavor Convention.
Ja n u a ry 26, 1916, the d a te o f th e
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ALUMINUM WARE
A. B. PA T T E N , P asto r.
On page 5 is an article stating
m o rtg ag e herein foreclosed, or since
said d ate had in and to the above d e
The only cooking utensils that have lasted in constant that Dr. Brookbank will leave
Methodist Church Services
scribed real pro p erty , or any p a rt
May
1st,
but
since
that
page
was
daily service 25 years. The only cooking utensils that printed, the doctor has decided The re g u la r services o f th e church th ereo f, to sa tisfy said execution,
will be held n e x t Sunday beginning ju d g m e n t order and decree, in te re s t,
have lived up to a manufacturer’s guaran- not to leave until July 1st.
w ith the Sunday School a t 9:45, and costs and accruing costs.
Writing from Camp Lewis un th e p a sto r will p r e a c h a t 11. D ated this A pril 11, 1918.
^ spun tee
^ years- Stop in and see them -
der
of April 5th, Lester Miss Iren e Robinson will lead th e d e
J . C. A PPL E G A T E ,
handle them -prove to yourself that there Jones date
states that W. C. Handlin, votional m eetin g o f th e Ep w orth S heriff o f W ashington County,
Oregon.
are no other utensils made that are as formerly athletic coach at P. U , L eague a t 6:30 and th e classm eetin g
H. T. BA GLEY,
has
just
left
for
“over
there.”
will be held a t 7.
. ware . g°od as “ 18-92” ILLINOIS Ware. And
A tto rn ey fo r Plaintiff.
Acting President Clark of Pa A t 7:30 the Service F lag will he un- F irs t pub. A pril 11; la st May 9.
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", • yet “ 18-92” utensils cost no more than
cific University has just received
made in amer . ca utensils that don t carry a 20-year guar a letter of commendation from C
antee.
F. Longworthy, chief dietician at
Washington, D .C , on the menus
served at Herrick hall for a week.
We don’t specialize on “cheap”
Co-Operates with the U. S. “ Food Man”~Hoover
furniture, but we sell good, de
(U . S. Food A dm inistration License No. G 34147)
pendable furniture as cheap as it
can be sold at a profit. And we
stand behind this furniture for
The manner in which the
wear and appearance. Claude E.
Smith.
On Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday of next week a representa
2 '■£ Qt. Double-Lip tive of the Illinois Aluminum
Sauce Par.
company will be at the Gordon
received the Third Liberty Loan was the grandest way to
hardware store, demonstrating the
display
love and devotion for their flaj? and country.
celebrated “ Pure Spun” alumi
Save
num ware. You are invited. It
That kind of Patriotism prevails at our Store, recogniz
ed headquarters for Patriotic Foodstuffs, Call and see.
W. A. Williams of Portland and
Sergeant Christ o f Vancouver
went*to Laurel Tuesday and made
speeches in f a v o r of Liberty
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
Bonds. As a result, Laurel al
We offer 4 pounds of No. 1 Soft-Shell
\
most doubled its quota of $4,500
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WALNUTS f o r ..............., ..................
The gentlemen spent the night at
NT
the Harry Giltner home, Mr.
Phone OG1
Service
Satisfaction
III.
Williams being Mrs. Giltner’s
father.
Red Cross Auction
Next Saturday
STOP April 18, 19 and 20
AT OUR STORE
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and f c P J i ,
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Buy THIS
Regular
only $1.15
American People
30C
GORDON & GORDON
Friday and Saturday, Apr. 12 and 13
96c
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