I
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Our C ifrlr rli
The minute the dismissal bell
rings at noon there is a grand rush
for the cafeteria in the basement.
Teacher* and ntudent* *tand in
the "bread line" wi h a tray in
one hand, and a knife, fork and
spoon in the other. Almost ev­
ery one has hi* or her place at
the table and it ¡ h a great. deal
like a happy party. The cafeteria
furni*he* the best of “ eat*” at
cost, to about fifty pupils and
teachers at noon
Usually there
is soup or some hot dish with a
desert and somethin« to drink.
The rules of Hoover are observed
in the cafeteria, and there are
wheatless days, and meatless days,
the same as in any well regulated
home. The menus never exceed
fifteen cents and often run be­
low this price.
Arrangements have been made
for physical culture classes to be
under the supervision of the high
School teachers. The classes are
to be held in the Pacific Univer­
sity gymnasium after school on
four nights in the week. Miss
Harman and
Mi$s McDonald
have charge of the girls’ classc**
and Mr. Kleischman of the boys’
classes.
Last Ft ¡Hay afternoon a “ Made
in Oregon” program was held be­
fore the student body in the main
assembly. Katherine Collier and
Celia Bernard sang, and Mural
IjaFollette gave a talk upon Ore­
gon. Mr. Kleischman read the'
poem “ The Beautiful Willamette”
to the accompaniment of colored
slides showing some of the beauty
spots of Oregon. The assembly
was unquestionably the best one
which has been held this year,
and we hope to have another one
soon.
A number o f students a r e
spending much of their time in
practising f o r the play “ Mrs.
Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch,” j
which is to be given by the Drama
Club on the twenty-first of De­
cember at the Star Theater. The
play was dramatized by members
of the Drama Club and under the
coaching of Mr. Kleischman gives
promise of being a huge success.
A spirit of secrecy is evidently
stirring among the boys of this
high school t h i s week.
They
stand about in corners and whis­
per dark secrets, and when any
one approaches all conversation
stops. It is said they are going
to have a "H ard Times D ay.”
Wouldn’t it be funny if they lost
their courage at the last minute?
Cook With Coal
The Forest (¡rove Planing Mill
has laid in a supply of good fuel
coal and is prepared to supply
consumers at a reasonable price.
Order by telephone No 0232
The Best Gifts
for the Man and Young Man are the most useful ones, the
kind that bring the real joy.
Tried Recipes
for War Bread
Following are the recipes for
making the war breads which
were served at the "Conserva­
tion” meeting of the Woman’s
(Hub, held at Langley hall, Dec.
3d:
liy Mrs. K. li. Brook bank
1
12 cups corn meal
1-4 cups whole wheat
1-4 cup flour
1 cup sour milk
1 teaspoon soda
1-2 cup molasses (Orleans)
1 cup raisins (more or less)
Steam 1 hour
By Mrs. F. W. Jones
1 cup corn meal
1 cup white or rye flour
1-2 cup molasses
1 1-2 cup sour milk
1 teaspoon soda
A little salt
1 cup raisins (can use more or less)
Steam 2 to 3 hours
By Mrs. B. F. White
2 cups corn meal
2 cups rye flour
2 1-2 cups sour milk
1 teaspoon baking powder (rounding)
2 teaspoons soda
1-3 cup sugar (brown or white)
3 tablespoons molasses
1 teaspoon salt (scant)
ftaisins if desired
Sift dry ingredients and stir in the
moist ingredients.
Bake with slow fire 1 hour. Makes
two ordinary sized loaves.
By Miss Myers
Oat Meal Bread
2 cups sweet milk
1-2 cup water
Scald this and put in 2 Tablespoons
brown sugar and 2 Tablespoons fat.
(In this case Kaola was used) and 1
teaspoon salt.
Take 1-2 yeast cake and dissolve it in
1-2 cup warm water.
While the liquid is cooling, measure
out 2 cups rolled oats and pour over
this, boiling water to cover. I>et stand
long efiough to soften the oats a little.
When cool enough mix all ingredients
together, using enough white flour to
stiffen into a dough. Let rise and bake
as other yeast breads. This amount of
yeast was used for rising over night.
More or less may be used depending on
time one has for the making o f the
bread.
N ote—The bread made o f cornmeal
and wheat flour (raised with yeast)
which was to be sampled at this meet­
ing, did not g et done in time. The
recipe and bread made from it will be
brought at the next meeting. Also it
is hoped to have some bread made from
the new ground “ rolled oats” or oat
flour which is now being placed on the
market.
Buy it at Home This Christmas !
Keep Prosperity in Forest Grove !
BUY FURNITURE
For CHRISTMAS
rp U R N IT U R E is the most sensible and acceptable
A present anyone can make, and something every
home needs. We have received some elegant sets
and single pieces for the holiday trade and offer them
to you at very close prices.
Buy a Rug
They are quite as important as the Furniture and
will add 100 per cent to the Christmas cheer. Very
handsome designs from which to select and all of
the very latest patterns. They are rare bargains at
the prices we ask.
We also have tempting Bargains in Phono-
graphs-best machine made for the price.
Do you know we do Expert Picture Framing?
Claude E. Smith
Phone 653
Forest Grove
Washington County,
Oregon, and
Sheriff’ s Sale
which mortgage is by this suit fore­ In the Circuit Court o f the State o f
closed) or which any o f the said de­
Oregon for Washington County.
fendants have since that date had in Roy Hesseltine and Dora
or to said property or any part there­
CAPS
NECKTIES
Hesseltine, plaintiffs,
of, in order to satisfy said execution,
vs.
Notice o f Sheriff's Sale
He will need one for many pur- , W e have a large assortment of
judgment, decree, interest, costs and
B.
R.
Crafts,
Jane Doe (first name un­
By virtue o f an execution issued on accruing costa.
poses
65c to $1.50
Xmas Ties — newest designs
known)
Crafts,
his w ife; F. B.
Dated
December
11th,
1917.
December Uth, 1917, based upon that
Crafts and Jane Doe (first name un­
J. C. A P PL E G A TE ,
H A TS
a,u* s^aPes
25°* 50°
75° certain judgment and decree, and or­
known) Crafts,
h is w i f e ; John
Sheriff o f Washington County, Or.
der o f sale made and entered on De­
Swartz and Elsie Swartz, his wife,
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T t e m w . t a p . and c o lo r s -
M E N S HOSIERY
defendants.
cember 1st, 1917, in the Circuit Court
Brown, Coal, Slate, Olive and Fine quality, good weight; black, o f the State o f Oregon, for Washing­
Notice, is hereby given that by virtue
Sheriff’s Sale
Black
$8 and $3,501 Kray and white
25c ton County, in cause No. 5234, wherein
Notice is hereby given that by virtue o f an execution, decree and order o f
Silk Hosiery, black, gray, palm B. A. Kliks was plaintiff and wherein o f an execution and decree issued out sale issued out o f the Circuit Court o f
o f and under the seal o f the Circuit
beach, white, russet
50c the following, were defendants: W. T. Court o f the state o f Oregon, for the the State o f Oregon, for Washington
Simmons, George Mather and LaVerna
County, dated the 27th day o f October,
Mather, his wife; Harriet M. Levinger, county o f Washington, dated the 20th 1917, and entered on the fourth day
M UFFLERS
day
o
f
November,
1917,
in
favor
o
f
Sarah Williams, G. L. Lindsley, ad­
o f December, 1917, in favor o f Roy
L. M. Graham, administrator o f the
in fiber silk, silk and mercerized ministrator o f the estate o f Magnus | estate o f Adah H. Moore, deceased, , Hesseltine and Dora Hesseltine, plain­
I Block, deceased; said execution being
tiffs, and against B. R. Crafts and
cotton
..
50c to $2.25 issued in said cause 5234 and to the un- plaintiff, and against Enoch Moore and i Jane Doe ( f i r s t n a m e unknown)
j dersigned s h eri If o f Washington ! Alexa Riene Moore, Leilia Agnes Moore, I Crafts, his w ife; F. B. Crafts and Jane
STREET GLOVES
| County, directed, and which judgment Edith May Moore and Grace Ramage ! Doe (first name unknown) Crafts, his
! and decree was in favor o f the said Moore, heirs at law o f Agnes Moore, de­ w ife, John Swartz, and Elsie Swartz,
in tan, cape and gray mocha, ! plaintiff, and against the said defend­ ceased, defendants, for the sum o f $54.65 his wife, defendants, for the sum o f
priced at
$2 to $2.50 ants, and that the plaintiff recover o f costs and the further sum of $891.15, with Sixteen hundred and seventy-six dol­
! and from the said defendant, W. T. interest thereon from the 30th day o f lars, and costs amounting to thirty-
COLLAR BAGS
| Simmons, the sum o f $1761.85 with in­ j October, 1917, at the rate o f 7 per cent seven dollars, with interest thereon at
terest at eight per cent per annum, the per annum, and for the further sum of the rate o f eight per cent per annum
Fancy lined, silk cord: priced
further sum o f $130, as his reasonable $100.00 attorney fees, to me directed from the 27th day o f October, 1917,
at . . .............. $1.50 and $1.75 [ attorney's fees, at six per cent per an- and delivered, commanding me to make and for the further sum o f One hun­
: num. and the further sum o f $43.25 as ' sale o f the real property hereinafter dred dollars. Attorneys fees; to me di­
costs and disbursements at six per cent described, I have levied upon and pur- rected and delivered, commanding me
SUSPENDERS
| nor annum, all to be computed from j suant to said execution and decree I to make sale o f the real property here­
in Xmas boxes and burnt wood December 1st, 1917, until paid, and will, on Monday, the 24th day o f De­ inafter described, I have levied upon,
boxes .......... 50c, 65c and 75c the costs o f and upon this writ, and cember, 1917, at the south door o f the and pursuant to said execution, decree
: commanding the undersigned sheriff to Courthouse, in Hillsboro, Washington' and order o f sale, I will on the 7th day
! make sale o f the following described county, Oregon, at the hour o f ten j o f January, 1918, at the south door of
W OOL SHIRTS
real property, to w it: Tracts 4 and 9, o’clock a. m. o f said day. sell at public the court house in Hillsboro, Washing­
Wool ard wool-mixed, coat style, and the East half o f Tract 3, o f Che- auction to the highest bidder for cash ton County, Oregon, at the hour of 10
in hand, all o f the following described
military and flat collar; priced halem Mountain Orchards, as shown on real property, lying, being and situate o'clock in the forenoon o f said day. sell
at public auction to the highest bidder
the duly recorded map and plat there­
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$1.50 to $3.50 of, now on record in the office o f the in Washington County, Oregon, and for cash all the following described
| recorder o f conveyances, o f Washing- more particularly described as follows, real property, lyin^, being and situate
Linen Handkerchiefs
SHIRTS
in the County o f Washington and State
' ton County, Oregon, together with the to-wit:—
Lots nine (9) and ten (10) in Block o f Oregon, and more particularly de­
All white hemstitched, 25c & 35c Coat Style,laundered and French tenements, hereditaments, and appur­
tenances thereunto belonging or in Seven, South Park Addition to the City scribed as follows, to-wit: all o f the
cuffs, collar attached and with­ anywise ap|>ertaining;
j o f Forest Grove, Washington County, | southwest quarter and the west half of
Initial hdkf, 35c; 3 in box, $1.00
the northeast quarter, both in section
out collars, in Percales, M a­
Therefore by virtue o f said execu­ Oregon,
Fancy stitched edge, something
dras, Basket weaves and Silk; tion, said judgment, decree and order to satisfy the hereinbefore named sums nine, township one South o f Range 4,
and for the costs and expenses o f sale West o f the Willamette Meridian con­
new; 4 in box, 50c the box.
cheap at .......... $1.00 to $4.00 o f sale, ana in compliance with the de­ and said writ.
taining two hundred and forty acres, he
mands o f said writ, I will on Saturday,
Said sale will be made subject to re­ it more or less, according to the Gov­
All white, hemstitched edge, 4 in
January 19th, 1918, at 9:30 a. m. at
ernment survey.
the front door o f the Washington demption as per statute o f Oregon.
SW EATERS
a I mix , 50c the l»ox.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, tnis 20th
County Court house at Hillsboro, Ore­
Said sale will be made subject to re­
demption privileges as provided by the
Other grades at 5c each and 3 All-wool, wool mixed; most all gon, sell at public auction (subject to day o f November, 1917.
J. C. A PPLE G A TE .
laws o f the state o f Oregon.
colors.................$1.00 to $7.00 redemption) to the highest bidder for
for 25c.
cash in hand, all the right, title, and Sheriff o f Washington County, Ore- j
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 4th
interest which any o f the within named
gon.
day o f December, 1917.
By
GEO.
A
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X
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defendants had in or to said premises
J. C. A PPLE G A TE .
Deputy, j
on July 27th, 1915, (the date o f the
Sheriff o f Washington County, Ore­
mortgage executed by the defendant
L. M. G R A H A M .
gon.
W. T. Simmons, to plaintiff B. A.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Kliks, record«! July 29. 1915, in Vol.
By GEO. A L E X A N D E R , Deputy.
One Door East of Capíes
Forest Grove ?
48-51
74 page 298, mortgage records o f i First pub. Nov. 22; last Dec. 20,1917. * 1
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