The Willamina times., June 21, 1929, Image 4

Lark Theater McMinnville, Ore
Earl Turnidge has now recov­
ered from a slight case of mumps.
What do you do for entertainment? Where do you go, Kenneth Shetterly and W. R.
and why? The Lark Theater management is anxious to get Neelv transacted business in
you into the habit of coming to McMinnville for your Portland Wednesday.
theater entertainment. We now have in operation a splen-, Miss Catherine Nutt will spend
did installation of Vitaphone equipment, enabling us to give a few weeks at the notne of her
you the very best talking pictures, plus all other added at­ brother Truman Nutt.
tractions that you get in the larger city centers. Make it Mr. Bernie Wilmot and small'
a point to come to The Lark Theater-“where Happiness son Orville spent Sunday in Sa­
Awaits you”-you will be welcome, and entertained to your lem visiting relatives.
Llovd Beebee and PiestonNutt
liking.
of Oregon Citv were seen in this
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
“The Younger Generation” with Jean Hersholt and Lina
Basquette, a 70 per cent talking picture, very fine and en-'
joyable. Matinee Saturday at 1:30 and 3:30.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
“The Trial of Mary Dugan” a lOOper cent talking picture,
with Norma Shearer, H. B. Warner, and an all star cast.
Outstanding-gripping-sensational. You will talk about
this picture-because it will make you think. Maiinee Sun­
day continuous from 2:00 to 11:00.
“Where Happiness Awaits You”
Dr. A. R. MILLER.
Optometrist
I EXCLUSIVELY OPTICAL V MCMINNV1LLE.OREGON
Rural School Studies
A western soil expert contend« tl»a»
the country school ought to be »tore
Hgricultural-mlnded than at present,
•nd believes that rural education
needs hut this one more advance step
to make Ite emancipation complete
It is this gentleman s opinion that the
country school should give more at
tention to common problems In terms
of rural life, as city schools are tn
tegrated to urban conditions.—Fort
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Community Judged by
the Individual Home
Just what do you really owe to youi
community? is the query made by the
Buffalo Courier-Express. Is It enough
to pay taxes and be a "good citizen”
In a moral sense aloua?
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The preparation of a thoroughly con
ddered program, based on exhaustive
study of existing conditions and prob
able future trends, is a prerequisite
of a worth-while city plan. That nc-
complished and the program adopted
it Is vitally important that excep
tions to the rules laid down be
granted sparingly, short of a condu
she showing that the original require
ment was an error. Otherwise, ton
Ing becomes ineffective in practice
This is a danger thut needs to bt
avoided In localities where city plan
ning has been adopted.
Bules, fre
queutly broken, becotua worthless a*
a guide.
It ts cviisidereu all right to blow
rour own horn, provided It Is attache
'o a high-speed car.
^jT used to be that only dwellers
in cities with a Chinese popu­
lation could enjoy Chinese
food. But today anyone can ex­
plore the strangely delicious food
which the Chinese have perfected
during their thousands of years of
civilization.
Bamboo shoots, water chestnuts,
chow mein noodles, bean sprouts
can all be bought in cans. And.
with a bottle of soy sauce and such
other foods as are present in any
market, real Chine«« foods can be
made anywhere.
How to Maks Them
Here
is the most approved
method for making pork chop suey.
Cut one-half pound lean pork in
narrow strips and add to two table­
spoons cooking oil m 4 two table­
spoons soy sauce, and sauté gently
for fifteen minutes in a skillet. Cut
two cups celery in narrow strips
and one cup onions io thin slices.
Remove the bean sprouts from a
can of Sub Kum and set aside to
add at the last. Remove the bam­
boo shoots and water chestnuts
from this can and cut in thin*slice«,
then in narrow strips. Add celery,
onions, bamboo shoots, water chest­
nuts and a small piece of ginger
root to the skillet together with the
juice from the can and two cups
soup stock. Cover and cook until
celery and onions are tender. Add
one tablespoon flour moistened with
a little water, cook until slightly
thickened, add one tablespoon brown
sauce and more soy sauce, if de­
sired. Add the bean sprouts and
heat a few minutes. Serve with
hot rice Any other meat can be
used instead of pork.
To convert this recipe into chow
mein, open a can of chow mein
noodles onto a pie pan and put it in
the oven to crisp.
Arrange the
noodles on plates, place the chop
suey over and—there is chow
mein I*
Rooms
Miss Myrtle Turnidge will
spend a few weeks of her vaca­
tion at the home of her sister
Mrs. C. Mcbee near Willamina.
A dance was held Saturday
night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Waiter Buswell. A good I
time was had by all.
The Buell. Yocom and Tharp
families spent a happy day in
family reunion at the city park
in Sheridan last Sunday. Mr. <
and Mrs. Joe Buell were in at- j
tendance from here.
At last, the long-hoped-for
wider bridge is to be constructed
on the highway near the Wallace
farm. Gravel is being hauled to
the site this week and work of
construction will soon be under
way.
Another fast ball game is
scheduled for next Sunday when
the Amity team will meet Willa­
mina on the home diamond. The
Amity team are now leaders in
the Yamhill county league and
are good players. The home
boys appreciate vour attend-,
dance and hope that a large
crowd will be out to root the[
game over next Sunday.
Baker—$20,000 L. D. S. Church
dedicated.
Pollnrco efry water him enablen •
typhoid patient to collect damage»
from the city of Albany, N Y., for per­
manent Injury to his health. A $3.000
verdict was awarded on the ground
that the city contracts with each dtl-
wn to furnish unpolluted water and
had failed to warn the people that
»uch pollution existed.
Thirteen of the two hundred cases
that occurred In the same typhoid out
hrq^k filed notice of suit within the
required period und may also bring
«Ult. If the décision Is upheld by the
higher court, where the city Intendi
to carry It. the case will establish an
Important precedent
Willamina
Oregon
Willamina Barber Shop
Rhodes Kriss Kross Safety
Razor Stropper
Guaranteed Razors $2,00
Scissors Sharpened 150
C. F. COLBURN
Pureteat fonine
with Ppplicator
15c —35c
:i Whitney & Sons ■•
50c
Treat cute and bruiaea with
Pure teat Iodine Instantly.
Prevent complication». Glass
applicator provided. The gen­
tle sting lets you know that
the iodine hns hit the spot.
Play safe with l*ureteat
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Architectural Draughtsman
and Blue Printing.
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We coma Beach,
Oceanlake, Oregon
Sold only at
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Ripley & Son
Oceanlake
Store
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Nutt and
family spent Sunday at the home
of Ora Godsey. They were ac­
companied by Miss Catherine
Nutt and Miss Bessie Buswell.
At the annual school election
held Tuesday, C. R. Stiles was
elected director and W. R. Neelv
was re-elected clerk. H. M. Ed­
miston will be chairman of the
school board the coming year.
in
Willamina,
Goes Right
to the Spot
Miss Katherine Gebhardt left
Sunday for Astoria where she
will attend Business College dur­
ing the summer.
The Wapikiya Campfire Girls
of Hillcrest Schtol, enjoyed an
outing near Beaver. They also
spent Sunday at Neskowin. All
reported a good time—Even
those that were sunburned.
upstairs
State Bank Building.
section Sunday.
Mr. Walter Buswell and family
attended the Connelly reunion
held at Champoeg Sunday. Miss
Neva Buswell accompam.-d them.
Prof, and Mrs. Nelson left
Willaminia last week for Scap­
poose where they will spend the !
summer on their farm. Prof. .
Nelson
will have charge1
of the Madras high school dur­
ing the coming year.
Chinese Foods In Cans
Dr. H. W. Flanery
Dentist
Insurance
Fire,
Life Health and Accident,
Automobile, Live Stock
Indemnity Bond*
The only one in the County
devoting entire time to
INSURANCE
Super-Service Station
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C. K. Crosno
Toledo, Oregan
Office in First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Hood River Local doctor instal­
led X-rav equipment.
Coast Highway Garage
H. V. Roub, Prop.
We have just installed a new Brake Testing
Machine Come in and let us test and ad­
just your brakes.
TIRES
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We carry a full line of Hood Balloon, Cord
for one year against road conditions. Truck
tires not included. Priced from $6.75 up.
Accessories. Repair Work of all Kinds and
Acetylene Welding.
All Work Guaranteed
Willamina, Oregon
WILLAMINA MEAT MARKE I
Will»ia*
MILLER S MARKET
FOR QUALITY MEAT GO TO
Willamina Meat
Market
R. S. Miller, prop.
Purity and cleanliness in every department
HAM, BACON, LARD,
BUTTER AND EGGS
Ruv vour meat», both fresh and cured from your local Meat Market