FORE ST GROVE PRESS, FOREST GROVE, OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 15, 1013.
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DRUG
One of our new commissioners
of labor and commerce is making
a record by digging up and en-
forcing the laws. He finds there
is a law requiring seats for
women employed in manufactur-
ing and mercantile establish-
ments, and there was a sudden
demand for seats, when it was
discovered that the law was to
be strictly enforced. Too bad
we have not a few such officers
here in Forest Grove to strictly
enforce the curfew law and the
outrages committed on our streets
would be punished as they de-
serve.
cause. He worked hard to se-
cure the prohibition of the liquor
traffic in his home town. He
worked to see the sale of whiskey
and beer forbidden, for he fear-
ed the temptation for himself,
but the voters allowed the saloon
and paid no attention to “ blind
pigs, ” and the young man fell,
When dying he said to his pastor,
“ I want the names of the church
members who voted for the sa-
loon. I wish to offer that peti-
tion at the Judgement Seat of
C hristas one reason why lam
lost.”
NAMES
A living language is a chang­
ing one. Each day brings vari­
ations that oft times leads to con­
fusion in the interpretation of
words and phrases. Hence it
is the dead Latin language is
used in medicine.
There is
safety in its unchanging word-
forms and fixed meanings. No
matter how a prescription may
In letters received from differ­ be presented, the Latin name of
ent places in Michigan the writ­ each specified drug means but
ers say there is no denying the one substance and the prescrip-
fact that the liquor interests took tionist knows.
an active part in the defeat of
Bring your prescription to us
suffrage. Oh, how the saloon!
and it will be filled right, with
men fear state wide prohibition
and they see it staring them in j the purest of drugs.
In answer to the plea that
women must not vote because
they do not fight, Beatrice Rob-
ertsen says, ‘‘If physical strength
were to be the standard for vot­
ers and office holders, Jack John­
son, the pugilist, and not Wood-
row Wilson, should be president the face. They sent thousands5
of the United States.
of dollars into the state to defeat
the women. Then the militants |
At the meeting of the W. C. of England have hurt our cause,
The Up-to-the-Minute Druggists
T. U. at the Congregational also to think that votes can be
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church, Friday, May 16, at 3 p. bought by brewery and saloon
m., Senator Hollis has kindly money. But the fight will go on j
consented to address the ladies and the women will win. Good
on ‘‘Women in municipal affairs.” citizens want suffrage, because Judge Fitch, of Dilley, was a
Everyone welcome.
m the women’s voice at the polls visitor to Forest Grove the first
they see the vicious elements of the week.
An incident lately brought to routed. A big step taken for
Shearer’s Confectionery can
our notice should move tc action i progress, and securing of better j save you money on your brick ice
the most thoughtless. It is the homes. The saloons and the cream.
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true story of the downfall of a breweries, and the political boss­ Mr. and Mrs. Beck and little
fine young man who had been an es won, but just wait a little and daughter were visiting in the
ardent worker in the temperance the women will be victorious.
Grove Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Hughes, of the
Dilley seetion, was shopping in
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this city, Saturday.
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Bring your wool and mohair to
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A. G. Hoffman and Company for
A lw ays when it comes to the
queston o f Food, w here it is I
highest cash price.
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m ade, how it is m ade and w h a t •
it costs.
Bernard O r t m a n , of t h e
Thursday and Friday is Pana­
Thatcher section, was a busi­ ma day at the Forest Grove Hat
We have studied th e question,
as we are m a n u fa c tu re rs of
ness visitor to this city, Satur­ shop. Fresh line of millinery
food products. W ith th e aid of
day.
e x p e rt chem ists and m odern
eack week. Mrs. L. L. Lom­
m ethods, have s e t a new stan d -
Snappy drinks that sparkle bard.
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ard in t he mak
and please at VanKoughnet & Mrs. T. M. McDonald, of this
ing o f g m r
Reders new Soda Fotntain. The city, has returned from an ex­
T his
Rexall Store.
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p roduct
tended visit to California.
em b races
the
James Ruggles, who has been
The Forest Grove Restaurant
requisite
visiting
friends
in
Cornelius,
was
will
move to its new quarters
principles
in a reliable
in this city Monday, on his way next to the Star Theatre this
leavener
t> Gaston, where he will make week. The room has been fitted
All G rocers
his home with his son, Alfred up in elegant style and the pro­
Ruggles.
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prietors purpose to give the pub­
pound can
A complete line of the best lic the best that can be procured.
varnishes can be had at the Pat­ Acre tracts in Sun Set Addition
Crescent Manufacturing Co.,
S e a ttle , W ashington.
erson Furniture Store, Forest to Forest Grove to.be sold on
Grove.
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terms. W. W. Ireland, Hoffman
Building.
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Harry Russell, of Gaston, who
recently traded his farm in that
section to Ruggles & Goodman,
has moved his family to this city
and is occupying the house on
W e have th e host equipped
Fourth street which he received
o u tfit in th e county.
in the trade.
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Brick, Stone and Concrete Work
Dick Holscher, of the Watt
Phone 876 Foresi Grove, Ore.
district,
was circulating among
Let us figure on your w ork.
the business men in this city,
Saturday. Dick has a fine vine­
yard, and states that the pros­
pects for a fine crop this year are
excellent,
Miss Frances Hiebel will close
her school in district No. 31.
south of Hillsboro, tomorrow.
The pupils will give an interest­
ing progam, and the parents of
the children will be present to
enjoy the occasion.
Dr. Lowe’s time, energy and
effort
is devoted exclusively to
Weigh the car—not its price. Both
testing and and fitting glasses to
are light.
But the Ford is the one
the nervous eye. He has been
car whose low price does not indicate
coming to Forest Grove 21 years
it’s high worth—the reason why you
next August, his next date here
will he Thursday, May 22; Hills­
must “get busy” today— if you want
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a Ford this season.
Marion Hall, who has been vis­
"E v ery b o d y Is d riv in g * F o r d " — m ore th a n
iting friends, in his old Indiana
200,0'Hi in serv ice.
New price*—ru n a b o u t
home the past six weeks, return­
JiiOO to u rin g c a r 1676 tow n c a r $875—w ith
ed to his home in the Oak Hill
all eq u ip m en t, f. o. b. F o rest G ro v e. G et
section, the first of the week.
p a rtic u la r* from
He visited his son, Everett, who
is now living in Idaho, on his
way back. Mr. Hall says that
M ain St Garage, Forest Grove, Or.
before he left for Indiana he was
somewhat discontented with Ore­
gon, but is resdy to take it all
back, and now admits that this
is the garden spot of the world.
Forest Grove Pharmacy
E R SO N A L B
PICKUPS
C o n tr a c to r
S O M E S T E A M E D P U D D IN G 8 .
ST EA M E D pudding la g en eral­
ly wholesome.
T h e steam in g
m ay be done by cooking in a
ste a m e r and by c o n ta c t w ith the
steam , o r it m ay be done by cooking
the pudding In a double boiler by
m eans of tbe b eat from th e ste a m in
th e su rro u n d in g vessel.
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Fruit Puddings.
Lem on P udding.—B u tte r a sm all
pudding dish, till It w ith slices of th in ­
ly cut stale bread and b u tte r sprinkled
w ith su g ar and g rated lem on peel.
M ake a cu stard by m ixing h a lf a pint
of milk w ith tw o well b eate n eggs.
P our th is over th e bread. L et it soak
for an hour. C over w ith b u ttered p a­
per an d steam for an h o u r and a q u a r­
ter. T urn out und serve w ith fr u it or
lemon sauce.
D ate Pudding.—T ak e a q u a rte r of a
pound of stoned dates, h a lf a pound of
suet, h alf a pound of breadcrum bs,
one tablespoonful of su g ar, tw o eggs
and one cupful of m ilk. Chop su e t
and d ates and add o th er ingredients.
Place in a b u ttered b ak in g dish and
steam .
W hite P u d d in g —T ak e th e yolks of
th ree eggs and bent until light. Add
gradually one cupful of g ran u lated
su g ar, stirrin g all the w hile. W hen
very light add tw o tab lesp o o n fu ls of
m ilk, one cupful of flour an d s tir again.
B eat the w hites of th e eggs to a stiff
froth. A dd quickly to th e b a tte r one
teaspoonful of baking pow der.
Fill
w ell b u ttered cups tw o -th ird s fu ll and
steam for tw en ty m inutes. Boll in
pow dered su g a r and serve.
Watch
This
Space
Sweet Desserts.
Sirup P u d d in g .-T a k e tw o eggs, tw o
ounces of m oist sugar, tw o ounces of
b u tte r, one-half pound of flour and a
little milk. B eat all together, b u tte r
th e baking dish well, pour in one-half
pound of sirup, then fill th e dish w ith
the m ixture. Steam tw o an d a half
hours. W hen done th e siru p will form
a brow n crust.
C aram el P udding.—T ak e th re e eggs
and m ake a cu stard w ith tw o ounces
of sugar, h alf a pint each of m ilk and
cream and six drops of lem on essence.
In to a mold put th e ju ic e of a lemon
and tw o ounces of sugar. S tan d th e
mold on th e stove till th e co n ten ts tu rn
a golden brow n. T hen move th e mold
round th a t th e sides m ay be covered
w ith tbe caram el. S tand tb e mold in
cold w ater till the caram el is set. P our
in the cu sta rd and steam slow ly for
tw en ty m inutes.
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Watch improvements in A. G.
Hoffman & Co’s, store.
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Thursday and Friday is Pana­
ma day at the Forest Grove Hat
shop. Fresh line of millinery
each week. Mrs. L. L. Lom­
bard.
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Notice.
Be it known that the Sunrise
Grocery on and after May 1st
will pay cash for all farm pro­
ducts, Eggs, Butter, Veal and
pork, the best market price paid
and all goods sold at the bottom
price and for cash only. JOHN
DODGE. Proprietor.
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We pay the highest cash price for Mohair, Wool, Poultry,
Butter and Eggs.
Phone
631
A. G. HOFFMAN CO
FO REST GROVE, OREGON
YOUNG WOMAN !
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You can o b tain a th orough education, one th a t will fit you to
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House Moving
and Repairing.
fo r E ducation, H ealth and Physical D evelopm ent, and
Do It Now !
E. A. DIXON
W . A. CHALMERS
F or S ale — Good household
furniture, reasonable p r i c e s .
Jesse H. Bond, North end of A
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St.
F or S ale —Shadeland-Climax
seed oats. Ed L. Naylor, Forest
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Grove.
F or Q uick S a l e —A $12000. 38
acre fruit farm on David’s Hill,
for $8500. One of the finest
fruit farms in Washington Co.
Terms, 1). A. Kennedy Phone
Vine 151.
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FOR S a lk . N o . 2 Smith Pre­
mier typewriter, good as new.
First offer of $30 takes it. Press
office.
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A cre T racts in Sun Set Ad­
dition to Forest Grove to be sold
on terms. W\ W. Ireland, Hoff­
man Building.
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F or S ale Baled Clover, baled
Timothy in ton lots. Good stuff.
Ed. L. Naylor.
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Wanted a couple of young
calves, either sex. Phone 0185,
Edw. L. Navlor.
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For particulars address
P A C IF IC U N IV E R S IT Y
Care Committee of Control
Forest Grove, Oregon.
W ATCH THIS SPACE!
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
Capital and Surplus
$ 60 , 000 .
U. S. D E P O S IT O R Y .
To E xchange Seed potatoes
for equal quanity and quality re­
turned this fall. Phone 0185,
Edw. L. Naylor.
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A t once, a few stock
sheep (Ewes and Lambs) phone
0185. or write Edward L. Naylor,
Forest Grove. Ore.
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W anted ,
Advertise in the Press.
B oard of D irectors :
Geo. Mizner
L. J. Corl
H. G. Goff
W. H.
T. W. Sain
John Templeton
H. T. Buxton
Hollis
E.
W. K. Newell
Geo. G. Hancock
Chris Peterson
W. Haines