FOREST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE, OREGON. TH U R SD A Y, M ARCH 6, 1913
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Furnished by Wilkes Abstract Co. of Hillsboro
W B Haines and w f to Royal
M
Cole 70x110 ft in blk 18 Forest Grove,
12500.
William Oelrich to Spencer Jones
N Vi lots 11 and 12 blk 6 Oreneo,
$ 10 .
Dr Ernest Everest to Thos
T a l­
bot lots 4 and 5 blk 20 Cornelius, $1.
Patsy Toosy to' A W Mills and wf
50x184Mi ft In sec 36 2 n 4, *2500.
Harvey Vanblarlcom to Ernest Herr
lots 1, 2, 3, blk 46, Cornelius, $300.
C W Hendricks to Sophia Tucker
W 14 of lot 3 blk 27 Cornelius,$1000.
C E Peyton and wf to Eigen
L
Mapes et al 06 ft strip In blk
H
Falrvicw add to Hillsboro, $10.
Edwin H Sivyer to C L llunip lot
1 and NV4 o f lot 2 blk 2 Smith add
to Forest Grove, $150.
Annie E Crabtree and lius to F M
Crabtree tract in II H Catching d 1 c
N o 41 1 n 4, $10 etc.
F M Crabtree and wf to W II Crab­
tree and wf tra it in It H Catching d
1 c No 41 1 n,4$10 etc.
C E Johnston and M F Johnston
to Amos J Vinsonhaler and wf 7 3-4
acres in sec 32 2 s 1, $3500.
James E liryan to Lovellu Hattie
Hoover lots 1 2 3 and 4 blk 9 and
also frl blk 10 Diiley, $1200.
Richard L Durham and wf to Ed­
ward I.ea et al lot 54 Durham Acres.
$800.
Charles Westaway and wf to Ed
Cowles lots 1 2 3 6 7 8 blk 19 West
Portland Heights Addition to
Port­
land, $750.
Mary A Orr and hus to Delia Hod-
ler Vs Interest ill Antonio C Law
son d 1 c No 57 1 s 1, $10 etc.
Mary Moore to Tennie Pyl N E '4 of
blk or tract A Fairview Add to Hills­
boro, $ 1300.
Jacob Heyne and w f to Gottlieb
Erhardt and w f tract in NM> o f NW
sec 16 1 s 3, $3300.
0 W Taylor and w f to A Zwimpfor
lots 1 2 3 and 21 in Paine Tract,
C rescent B aking P o w d er
because it is made superior to em erg­
ency, and ten or twenty minutes
interruption won’ t make a failure o f
your cake.
25 cents
per can
10 .
Alfred O Ellison and w f to S
B
Rundel 7 Ms acres in lot 4 sec 1 2 s
1 ,
$
10 .
Oregon Nursery Company to John
Holmanson lot 7 blk — Oreneo Ac,
$
1000 .
Oregon Nursery Company to J E
Frank lots 1 and 2 blk 9
Oreneo
T J Whyte and w f to R B Carey
lots 14 15 and 16 Tualatin
Valley
Townsite, $150.
Acres, $2250.
Frank Tonsing and w f to Fred Swan-
strom 28 acres in wfs half of Moses
R Barnum and w f d 1 c secs 19 and
30 2 s 1, $5180.
$ 12 , 000 .
J E Morback and w f to Myrtle A
Charles It Cox and w f to H
W
Maynard NBV4 sec 33 and S'/a of NW Becker lots 6 7 8 blk 17 Smock's add
to Sherwood, $450.
14 sec 34 2 n 4 240 acres, $24000.
A Raphael Skeels to John C
c
Lof-
tua and wf N Va o f NWV4 sec 20 t 2
s r 2 w, $1000.
Manly B Hoard and w f to Rl<\hard
Hoard tract in 8E14 of SE>4 sec 12
1 s 3. Also 9 acres in S W *4 of s w
14 see 7 1 s 2, $10.
William E Cooke and w f to Lizclla
C Underhill 69 acres in Oris Brown
(1 I c in 1 n 4, $1.
James S Loyneg and w f et al tp
William E Cooke and w f lot 6 blk 4
South Park addition to Forest Grove,
$2500.
1 H Smith and wf to James P Me-
Farlane et al part o f blk 25 Forest
Grove, $3500.
Charles W Mertz and w f to Ellen
Keene part of lot 3 blk 38 Forest
Grove, $2500.
Ellen Keene and hus to
Lenna
Mertz et. al lot I blk 42 Forest Grove;
ciao 50x50 links adjoin tig blk 42 on
the south, $4000,
in baking cakes and pastery i f you
use a Baking Powder that is depend­
able. Suppose you are called away
from your work o f mixing at a criti­
cal moment, it doesn’t matter if you
use
1 s 3, $10000.
Minnie Hoffmann to Ottoi Hoffmann !
NVi of 8.25 acre tract in A W Hart
d 1 e secs 11, 12,141 s 1, $1.
O F Cooke and W E Cooke to Otto 1
Hoffmann 1.75 acres In Wm & Mar
tha E Painter d 1 c No 62, $886.25.
O F Cooke and Etta M Cooke to
A t your grocer’s
Otto Hoffman 1.04 acres
in
Wm
Painter d 1 c N o 62 1 s 1, $572.
Send us 2cts
Ixits 3 and 4 blk 13 Smock’s add tv
Sherwood. W A Shaw et al to Mar- j for a Cook Book
garet Conway S 2 acres o f lot 3431
Johnson Estate add to Beaverton-
Reedvllle acreage, $800.
Crescent Manufacturing Company
Mary E Smock Executrix to J E
Seattle, Washington
Morback tract 2; lots 3 and 4 blk j
10; lots 1 3 4 blk 11; lots 1 2 7
8
blk 13; lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 blk
14;
Dewitt L. Harry, o f the Even­
lots 4 5 6 7 blk 16; lots 1 2 3 5 6
ing
Telegram staff, was in the
7 and 8 blk 17 all in Smock’s add to
city
Tuesday completing arrange­
Sherwood. Also .82 acres adjoining
blk 3 Sherwood, $3000.
ments for the motorcycle races
W lllia Kruger and w f to
James which are to be held on the Me-
North tract in George Richardson d 1
Can track March 22 and 23.
c No 38 2 8 1, $10.
Some exceedingly low prices
ErnHt Gustav Mager et al to Mary
A Orr 55 acres in secs 3 4 9 and 10 on choice Toilet soaps at -the
(Antonio C Lassen d 1 c ), $12500.
Forest Grove Pharmacy.
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J C Bchulmerlch and wf to F
B
C. E. Jay, o f the firm o f A.
Warfield and w f 12 acres in N E li sec
36 2 n 4, $1150.
G. Hoffman & Company, arrived
Edilh P Coomes and hus to W il­ in Forest Grove Saturday even­
liam Aschenbrenner blk 12 Tonquin, ing, accompanied by Mrs. Jay.
$
W illiam Reldt and w f to
Emma
Cowles lots 1 2 3 7 8 blk 19 West
Portland Heights, $25.
Ellen Welch and hus to
Joseph
Wallace Henderson W Vs of N E ',4 of
section 35 1 n 1, $2000.
Floyd W Allen and wf to Asa
E
Straight 4 acres in sec 22 1 s i ,
$1400.
Albert Osborne Yates admlnistra-1
tor to Oscar Hayter, lots 5 6 7 8 blk
25 W est Portland Heights, $30.
Lizclla C Underhill and hus
to
William E Cooke and wf part of lot
2 blk 6 Forest Grove; also parcel
o f land adjoining blk 40, $5800.
Elizabeth lhuck to Anton l’ fanner
1-5 of undivided !•_• of NW Vi sec
29
2 n 3; also WV4 of N E ' 4 said
sec
29; also 100 acres Ins« 1 29 2 11 3;
also SE'4 of NEV4 sec 30 2 n
3;
also 10 acres in sec 22 n 3, $650.
An tone Hermens, administrator, to
J E Ixromis and w f to George II n rf Peter Vandecoeverlng and wf 1 acre
W ithy combe 104.20 acres In sec 31 , in sec 20 1 11 3, $588.90.
LOCAL N EV A
They will reside in the Hoffman
cottage for the present.
The house clocks are so much
a pert o f the home that they
should he a delight to the eye, as
well as truth-tellers. T h e s e
we’ re offering answer to that de­
scription. Shearer & Son. For­
est Grove,
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H. S. Wise, o f the Portland
Slabwood Company, has bought
seven head o f horses to the Mc-
Can track on the outskirts o f this
city, including several prominent
pacing prospects for the comin g
season.
and daughter Bernice, formerly
o f this city, now o f McMinnville,
| were visiting friends here over
I Sunday.
When you commence house-
The woman who is in too much
cleaning don’t forget to kalsomine o f a hurry to read the ads al­
the walls. The best at G. G. most always wastes a lot of
Paterson'*, Forest Grove. 18tf
time in looking about for what
Mr. and Mrs. Me Lear, o f Hil­ she wants to buy.
lsboro, spent the week end visit­
ing the form er’s father, Mr.
Good, in this city.
Mr. McLear
is bond administrator at tie
court house.
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H O R S ER A D IS H
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F Itorserudisb roots are obtainable
it Is best to make your owu horse­
radish sauce. That which is sold
in the shops may be made largely with
white turnips. Some inferior brands of
ready made horseradish sauce are so
made.
I f a recipe says the sauce must be
cooked stir In the grated horseradish
last.
It weakens it to cook horse­
radish.
Favorite Condiments.
Boiled Horseradish Sauce.—Melt a
third of a cup o f butter in a saucepan
and stir a half cupful o f flour in It.
When this Is hot pour In a pint of
boiling milk and stir until It forms a
smooth sauce. Let it boil for twenty
minutes. Season with a pinch o f cay­
enne, a hnlf teaspoonful o f salt and
strain. Add two stalks of grated horse­
radish. I f a boiled sauce Is made stir
in the horseradish last.
Horseradish Sauce With OH.—Take
two tablespoonfuls o f grated horserad­
ish, a tublespooufui each of vinegar,
salad oil and ground mustard. Add a
quarter o f a tablespoonful o f salt aud
beat these togettier, then serve.
Horseradish Sauce With Cream.—
Scald n pint of sweet cream. Add to
it four tablespoonfuls o f grated horse­
radish and a half teaspoonful o f salt.
Mix aud it is ready to serve. This
sauce may so quickly be made that It
Is useful to impure in an emergency.
The easiest, quickest, simp­
placing orders for right-away
delivery.
all
Cal! 901.
That’s
no trouble to you, or extra
Jewelry repairs are a part o f
cost. Our stock is complete
this store’ s claim to usefulness.
The job must suit you whether in every department. Call us
it’ s a tritling one, or a big one.
first and save time and trouble.
Shearer & Son. Forest Grove.
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Staehr’ s Bazaar is having a
Rale on fountain pens this month.
Small ranch with house, ham,
berries, city water,
The “ Autofiller” fountain pen orchard,
TI m Up-to-the-Minute Druggists
w ill be sold 25 per cent off regu­ close to the grove. Must rent at
la r price. E very pen guaran­ once. W. W. Ireland, Hoffman
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Building.
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Hi
teed .
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Forest Grove Pharmacy
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S T IL L B U S Y .
E are rearranging and changing nearly everything
in our entire stock, also getting in new goods
almost every day. We are sure that you will be
pleased with the changes we are making.
W
N ex t week we will tell you more about the lines
we are adding in our dry goods department.
F o r Fish or Meat.
Horseradish Sauce For Fish.—Take a
cupful o f stock and scald half a cupful
of freshly grated horseradish In It.
Bent three eggs nnd stir these Into a
cupful of cream and cook this with the
horseradish and stock.
When the
b [ k ) o ii becomes coated add half a tea­
spoonful o f salt nnd take from the fire.
Horseradish Sauce For Beef.—Take a
half cupful of fine stale breadcrumbs,
an onion stuck with half a dozen
cloves, two tablespoonfuls of butter, a
half teaspoonful o f salt and a quarter
of a teaspoonful of pepper. Take a
double boiler and cook everything but
the butter in it for an hour, then take
out tiie onion and cloves and add the
butter, stirring it around until it Is
well mixed. Just before taking from
the fire beat In a half cupful of freshly
grated horseradish. This is nice for
either boiled or roust beef.
W e still give away to our cash and 30 day custom­
ers the beautiful Montrose silverware.
W e also pay the highest cash price for produce,
mohair and wool.
Phone
631
9
Narrow Escape for Attorney.
Sherbrooke Pays Fare.
Forest Grove to Cornelius Rose
Gardens when purchasing “ qual­
ity ” roses and d a h l i a s .
The
world’s choicest varieties at rea­
sonable prices. Buy now. W. E.
Sherbrooko, Rose specialist, Cor­
nelius, Oregon.
1912-
Grove Man Active at Salem.
Chas. E. Hall, o f this city, has
platted 67 lots near the Salem
fair grounds. One addition, con­
taining 33 lots, is called Fair-
view, and the other, containing
37 lots, Melwood. Mr. Hall re­
ports active sales and excellent
prospects.
Put your ad in the Press.
FOREST GROVE, O REGO N
YOUNG WOMAN !
At Pacific University
You
can obtain a thorough education, one that will fit you to
grapple with the world if necessary.
Moreover, you can live in a re­
fined, homelike atmosphere at Herrick Hall (the finest g irl’s dormitory
in the Pacific Northwest) while you are pursing your studies.
Further­
more, you can receive systematic instruction in gymnastics and enjoy
the privileges o f the gymnasium and swimming pool.
Enroll at
PA C IFIC U N IV E R S ITY
for Education, Health and Physical Development, and
Do It Now !
For particulars address
P A C IF IC
U N IV E R S IT Y
Care Committee of Control
Forest Grove, Oregon.
WATCH THIS SPACE !
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
Capital and Surplus
$ 60 , 000 .
High School Team Victorious.
The Wilsonville Athletic Asso
ciation basket ball team suffered
decisive defeat at the hands o f
the local High school hoys last
Friday evening. The game was
played on the floor o f the college
gym and demonstrated that the
locals have been working hard
since their recent defeat at the
hands o f the same club, at W il­
sonville.
A. G. HOFFMAN CO
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No one would think it “ funny” j o f music, song and story. Lunch­
to see a stock broker or investor eon, prepared by Mr. and Mrs.
show a somewhat feverish inter­ J. G. Lenneville, who are unex­
est in financial news and stock celled in the art o f arranging a
quotations. Y e t these have no “ spread,” was served during the
more potential importance to latter part o f the evening. A ll
him than the store ads have for enjoyed the occasion very much
the woman who does the spend­ and voted the Maccabees right
ing o f the money for the home. royal entertainers.
lest. most pleasing method of
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SAUCE.
J. N. Hoffman, the well-known
attorney o f this city, while trim ­
ming trees on his property in the
south part o f town, narrowly es­
caped instant death Friday morn­
ing. Mr. Hoffman was sw in g­
ing a heavy axe, when the im-
| plement caught on a clothes line,
Broderick & Humburg, who
rebounded, and struck him on
recently sold their blacksmith
the head, rendering him uncon­
business in Cornelius, have open­
scious for several minutes. Just
ed a shop on Pacific avenue for­
a few minutes before the acci­
merly conducted by Brown &
dent occurred, he had been using
McCuman.
a double bitted axe.
This store’s reputation is built
anew on every sale that is made
Maccabees Entertain Friends.
here. W e’ re willing to let it rest
Tuesday evening a jolly crowd
on the next jew elry purchase o f Maccabees and their friends
you make here. Shearer & Son, gathered in Odd Fellow ’s hall to
Forest Grove.
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listen to an interesting program
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BUYING BY
TELEPHONE
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A new and up-to-date line of
wall paper in many handsome
patterns. P l a i n , figured and
novelty goods to select from.
All prices to fit all pockets. Pat­
erson’ s Furniture Store, Forest
Grove.
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Bring Us Your Produce.
II. Boyd, o f Diiley was a Grove
Joshua Adkins, o f Gales Creek,
W e are giving special prices
visitor Saturday.
was transacting business in For­
for poultry and veal and all other
Mr. Chapman, o f Gales Creek, est Grove Monday.
farm produce. We are the orig­
was visiting in the Grove Mon­
E. A. Jones, o f Scoggins Val­
inators
o f “ Cash for Produce.”
day.
ley. was transacting1 business in
Schultz Pure Food Market and
Mrs. Mary Rains, o f Gales this city Saturday.
Grocery. Forest Grove.
IStf
Creek, was a Monday shopper
Just arrived in the city today
in the Grove,
a fresh supply o f Whitman's
Bring your wool and mohair to chocolates at the Forest Grove
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A . G. Hoffman arid Company for | Pharmacy.
highest cash price.
list f
Mr. ami Mrs. W. B. Haines
I,. E. Thomas, publisher of
the Yamhill Record, was visiting
friends and relatives in Forest
Grove, Sunday.
IT C H EN
There is no such thing as “ LUCK”
U. S. D E P O S IT O R Y .
B oard
of
D ir e c t o r s :
Geo. Mizner
T. W. Sain
W. K. Newell
L. J. Corl
’John Templeton Geo. G. Hancock
H. G. Goff
H. T. Buxton
Chris Peterson
W. H. Hollis
E. W. Haines
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HORSES
and
MULES
For Sale.
Rigs and Saddle Horses
FOR HIRE
C o n tract H auling Solicited
Feed and Sale Stables
W . W . RYALS, Prop’r
North Main St.
Forest Grove, Oregon