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te r
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ice, courtesy, cleanli
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you think are necessary. Sign your name and address and bring the
whole add to our store w eekly. There w ill be a total of 4 seasonal
recipes— 1 each week during the month of March. We offer two
cash prizes for the most nearly correct and complete set of the four
recipes. This is strictly a bona fide offer. Anyone ran try! Anyone
can win! Winners w ill be announced at an early date at end of
contest.
It isn’t too late if you
failed to fill out t h e
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extra copies. The rules
are so simple you can
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you enter all 4 recipes.
Fir Grove Milk
Give this pure, health-
giving milk a regular
place in the menu for
every meal.
You’ll feel in creased
vigor, you’ll have great
er disease - resistance
and you’ll enjoy this
addition to your meals.
From evidence produced
His Honor was not long in
prono uncing sentence on a
plea o f g u ilty . C ecil's Place
was sentenced to con tinu e the
pra ctice of m aking the best
H a m bu rg er Sandw ich in the
c ity fo r F ive Cents.
Opening ]
-S A F E L Y !
in rich, delicious
Judge Public Finds
CECIL’S PLACE Guilty
of Selling the Best 5c
Hamburger in Hillsboro
o f 'em to b u y a new shirt,
gives us a queer sort o f fee lin g
Seeing the do lla rs we have slaved
fo r a ll o u r lives ju s t fade out. But
that's th a t when in fla tio n comes
to tow n. A n d if the good A m erican
d o lla r cannot stand up. then w hat
can?
W e ll—T here is ju s t one value,
m y fire n d Just one that has been
able to rid e out the centuries. N a
tions come and nations go but th a t
rem ains steadfast. A r d that value
i is the L o rd Jesus C h rist: the same
I yesterday, today and forever.
One— H is sinless life . " I fin d no
fa u lt in H im , "P o n tiu s Pilate. " I
have betrayed the innocent blood."
I— Judas Iscariot. "M y Beloved Son
EVENT
j
|
Found Guilty
¿¿J NO CHANGE 3 4 -3 5
■■0B NO FATALITIES 3 4 '3 3
g in n in g M arch 20. John C onnell,
s h e riff, announced Tuesday.
!
HEALTH
CALIFORNIA
IMCREfSe 1935
I DfCREA5£ 1935
M O N E Y ON T H E S K ID S
W. K. In fa tio n . ju st around the
corner and peeking o.jt at us! So
the y say. ,
"W . K " " Y e s - 'W . K .!” T hat
means W ell K n o w n . Awk G erm any,
she knows. So does »very other
co u n try that has eveg trie d it.
P re tty tough on Dad, this in fla
tio n business. The fifte e n d o lla r
pay-check ju s t fades nw ay w ith
puds at $6 the hu nd red and m ilk
T ru c k License Reduced
75 cents the qu a rt. U n de * in fla tio n
and
p rin tin g press m oney, the d o l
T ru c k and tr a ile r licenses for
the last th re e -q u a rte rs of the year la r ta il-sp in s: skins dow n: loses
can be obtained fro m the state be- b u yin g pow er u n til it takes a p ile
4547;
I ’ll drive you to
COUNTIES 1934- 35
M cN a ry Promises Aid
Senator Charles L. M cN a ry F r i-
1 day telegraphed S ecretary Ed. I -
M oore o f the cham ber o f commerce
1 that "as a m em ber o f com m ittee
' h a vin g charge of a g ric u ltu ra l ap
p ro p ria tio n b ill I shall co-operate
w ith S en ator Hayden in the m a t
te r o f increased a p p ro p ria tio n fo r
federal h ig h w a y con stru ction ."
11
'■
in w hom f am w e ll pie!»» <1
God.
the Father. T w o His blood
Be
ing ju s tifie d liy His blood we sh a ll
lie saved fro m w ra th throu gh H im ."
Three Ills ato n in g death "C h ris t
ib id fo r o u r s in s " Four His Re
su rre ctio n I f He were s till in the
grave, w ho w o u ld be lie ve on H im ''
But "U p fro m tlie grave He arose,
w itli a m ig h ty triu m p h o'er His
foes " Five Ills present life in the
hi a rt o f H is
people
Fur "T he
H oly S p irit makes H im personal
to the surrendered ones. So real
and personal that they are able to
say " f t is no longer I that liv e
b u t C h rist th a t liv e th in me."
"T o a ll w ho have received H im :
to those that is, w ho tru s t in His
name; He has given the p riv ile g e
of becom ing the c h ild re n o f G od."
- -George N. T a ylo r, Beaverton
Paid adv.
'OREGON MOTOR VEHICLE FATALITY CHART
peeling a large cro w d at
p u b lic
dance Saturday
l ow nsendites to Meet
T o w n .end m eeting w ill be bel
Tuesday in the R N A. ha ll
Mrs Li-tba Heard and her son
Ray of Paynes are v is itin g M r and
Mi
A lb e rt Heard this week A ft-
ei tie r v is it she intends going In
C a lifo rn ia to visit her b ro th er
W illia m M izn e r went to P ortla nd
S aturday to v is it Ed M izner, who
r eriou.sly i l l in the Em anuel hos
p ita l and un de rw en t a m a jo r op
eration thi. Tuesday.
C lif f Thom pson is confined to his
home w ith the flu . The c h ild re n
of the fa m ily have the measles.
M r- J, Rogers and son J e rry of
F ra n k fo rt. W ash, are v is itin g her
parent i. M r. and Mrs. C. B. Tres-
ham.
Mr
George Moss and son Roy
of P hilo m a th spent the week-end
w ith her daughter, M rs. V e r n
Pi icke tt.
The Misses Ida and M o xie Hop-
kin ; spent the w eek-end w ith Mr.
and Mrs. V e rle P ric k e tt and son at
Neah-Bay, Wash.
(By M i“* M»«rv Knruly)
IT'S ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER
WHEN GOOD FRIENDS GET
TOGETHER"
Page F>v<
Banks Senior Class Play Set
for Friday Night, 8 o’Clock
RANKS
"T lie Nut F arm ," the
recent C hicago a n d
New Y o rk
comedy hit. w ill be presented by
1 ? -'z
6 '-
the
c iiio r class of Banks h ig li
school F rid a y n ig h t at !! o'clock in
LAU REL
ItID G F
S h e rw o o d
the union high a u d ito riu m . The
G rim ier office r» anil n iim lii i » v i
lin t lli'iiv r i Ion G runge nt ||n i ' i j i
story is of tin- Bartons and the
u lu r niee tlng S aturday in |u e a iit
B in ts , a m ovie prom oter, a • re n a r-
iost, a film hero and a ne ig hbo r
lliu tra v e lin g gavel Eighteen n ii'in -
and bis young daughter. It is one
lii i'i from Sherwood attended, a-
o f the biggest hits o f the year.
w ell as seveiul o tlie i v ixllo r» from
Cast in i hide • Irene G ardner. M e r
th rou gh ou t Ihu county
Program
r i l l Mead.
G lenn Irela nd . M ary
num ber« presented by Sherwood
Sandy. Norrnan Stanton. H ow ard
lecturer, M i
Anna Huger. iliiliid -
Reppeto. A lta B row n. B illy Best
i d a vocal solo by M i
Agnes H ili'.
anil Donald S p ie lin g
lap dunce num bers by III..... sm all
The E p w o rth League had a p a rty
girls. piano solo by Beatrice K ite
at tiie C h ris Rieben h om e S a tu r
a re c ita tio n , "H a rk in S i,Ini' h v illc ,"
day evening. T hree v is ito rs fro m
and a lu lk on c o n tro l o f garden
Y a m h ill were present besides Rev.
p i'.ls by I, R F ronds, a id u n t
and Mrs. E T ilto n .
county agent
Prizes w ill be aw arded to m em
Plan fo r Easter
bers o f the Sherwood Itud a n d
Sunday school board Wednesday
Long before the w h ite man came, Indians gathered like these u t
Gun d u b fur o u txln iid in g catches
planned to have an Easter p ro
C elilo fa ll near The Halles to take the choicest o f salmon that mean«
uf tro u t and bass In A p ril, May
gram in the m o rn in g A ll c h ild re n
food wilen w in te r lom es. 1 ravelers along the Colum bia R ive r H ig h w a y
And J u n e a n . rilin g to W all Hu...
o f the co m m u n ity are in v ite d to
never tir e o f w a tch in g Indiana d e ftly spearing and n e ttin g fis h when
J p re l l l l e l l t
attend Sunday school and have a
P up ils u f L a u re l Ridge school 1 tlie runs lire go in g up the rive r. In le lte rs to the T ra ve l um l In fo rm a
part in the program .
tion departm ent o f the Oregon State H ig h w a y ( um m ission m any 1935
elected new o ffic e is F rid a y as fol
Sunday evening Rev. T ilto n ans
to u rists tonic occasion to : ay how much the Indiana a t C elilo had
lows
H arold ('app ocii, president.
wered pa rt of the questions th a t
Intrigu ed them.
H illy N y ttro in , vice-president; Del
the young people have asked d u r
b e ll Davis, seeielary. F inest S till
in g the past series of sermons to
young folks. T w o more questions
w ith the help uf Irene N ystrom
w ill be asked ne xt Sunday night.
w ill p u b lish the school w eekly
The E p w o rth League w ill spon
newspaper, " H illto p H u g h -" Hut
sor the next "C o m m u n ity N ig h t"
lunches have been discontinued
T hursd ay evening. M arch 28. in the
Girl Has Scarlet Fever
(Continued from ease 11
Legion hall. A program is being
Irene N ystrom Is il l w ith seal lei
an exce lle nt m usical num ber on a prepared.
fever, w h ich she contracted a few
carpenter saw. lie was accompanied
M r. and M rs M aurice Thom pson
days a fte r recovering fro m t h e
by bis brother. Joe.
and daughter D oris Irene o f V e r
measles
T lie m issing nu m be r was W ilm a nonia spent the week-end w ith
Mrs. Sadie O rr Dunbar, execu
S rh lld h a u e r uf near Bloom ing, who Mrs. Thom pson's parents. M r. and
tiv e eeietai v of tlie O re g o n Tuber
was unable to be present She was M rs
C liffo rd Sandy, a n d other
culosis a lociution. w as g iii'il s p e a k
to have given u monologue
relative s here.
e r at the M arch m eeting o f th e i
Com m ents among m em bers of the
M r and M rs A lb e rt S ta ffo rd of
audieni e a fte r the show, disclosed T a ft were week-end vis ito rs of
A rgonne u n it No. 541. A m erican L e
that a ll were w e ll pleased w ith the frien ds and relative s in Banks.
gion A u x ilia r y . W ednesday eve
w hole show and the judges, whose
nin g H er subject was "H e a lth in
Mrs. Kandy Honored
tiic C o m m u n ity "
names were not made public, de
A b irth d a y d in n e r was given at
Shci wood camp, Woodmen o f
clared that the task uf d e te rm in in g
w in n in g numbers, was d iffic u lt in the Ernest M a rr home in honor of
tile W orld, met to plan fu r the
the face of the num erous w e ll p re j the h irth d a y of M r. . C liffo r d Sandy
th ird d is tric t convention at S lie r-,
Present were M r. and
sented acts. Ju d g in g was by ap I Sunday.
Wood Charles I. Young was e le ct
E m i t M a rr o f Kai
Clf
plause, talent, taste in selections
ed delegate w ith Russell Hi den
presented and appeal to the a u d i M r and M rs M aurice Thom pson
b a th e r alte rna te A com m ittee on
■
and
daughter
of
Vernonia.
L
a
m ar
ence
general arrangem ents and e n te r
Present plans call fo r another S a n d y of C o rva llis. M r and M rs
tainm ent includes Charles Young.
Rgssell Rislenb.u tier
a n d Chet
contest to be staged some tim e In I Clifford Sandy and M a ry S a n d y ,o f
the autum n, date to be set in late Lank
Tooze.
Teacher III
sum
m er, members of the co m m it
(e lrh ra lc s Hirthday
Miss R uth B ailey, the th ir d and
tee «ay. T ills plan was believed
M r. and Mrs
E lm er M urdock
th e
necessary because o f the large j fo u rth grade teacher, has
celebrated the 73rd b irth d a y a n n i
nu m b e r o f acts seeking places on , measles Miss M o xie H opkins, the
versa ry uf M r, M urd ock M arch 8
the contest last week. Enough acts | firs t and second grade teacher, is
w ith a fa m ily gathering at th e ir
came in late to have made another I ta k in g a ll the fo u r grades.
home It was fo rty -fo u r years ago
M r. and Mrs. H a rold Bennett
v a rie ty b ill n e arly as acceptable
that the M urdocks fu s t settled in
as the one staged, Jake
W eil, j and son o f P ortla nd spent the w e ek
the S h e rw o ixl com m u nity, having
end w ith Mrs. Bennett's parents.
cha irm an said.
m oved here from M innesota in
The contest was staged fo r the M r. and M rs. C h ris Rieben.
1892.
L a M a rr Sandy, w ho is atten din g
purpose of assem bling W ashington
T w e n ty -fiv e ladies attended the
county talent and assisting am - Oregon State college in C o rva llis,
home economics extension m e e t
j
is
spending the week w ith his
ateurs to obtain reco gn ition both in
ing in Olson h a ll Tuesday
The
parents, M r. a n d
M rs. C liffo rd
the county and outside.
m eeting was led by Miss Blanche
Legion contest com m ittee in c lu d ■ Sandy.
E n k w o rth
Born, to M r and Mrs. B ernard
ed Jake W eil, chairm an. Leon S.
Davis. Dr. R. J N icol and A. J Sellers, a boy. L a r r y James, M arch
M r. and M rs. H ow ard S m ith a t
F nelker assisted by A1 H offm an. 12. The baby w eighed nine pounds
tended the tw e n ty -fifth wedding
Janies Say. P I. Patterson, A rth u r ■ at b irth .
a n niversary celebration o f Mrs
Sunday d in n e r p a rty guests of
Krueger, .Morris W ell, R. H. Busch,
S m ith s h ro th e i-in -la w anil sister.
H L. M acKenzie, and W. F. Cyrus, M r. and M rs. W G. W a lke r were
Mi
and M rs Urban Heineck of I . lt t lo
M n n n frlc d
H a u p tm a n n
Mrs. R ita H e ltzel and tw o daugh
post comm ander.
P ortland. Sunday M r
and M rs
posed fo r Ib is p ic tu re a fte r I l l s
ters B e tty Jane and N orm a Jean
H eineck fo rm e rly live d at Banks.
fa th e r, B ru n o R ich a rd H a u p t
of P ortla nd and M r. and M rs. E llis
( r lr b r a tr s B irth d a y
m an n, fig h tin g against a death
M cG raw and three c h ild re n
o f
G Heineck celebrated his 71st
sentence In New Jersey s la te
, V ernonia.
b irth d a y a n n iv c m iiry M u ch 12 w ith
K enneth M u n fo rd , p rin c ip a l o f a
« im ily d in n e r at lit home, w ith p ris o n f o r m u rd e r o f th e L in d
grade school in C o rva llis, spent
bergh baby, naked fo r Ilio pic
’
c h ild re n as guest;
tu re to "c h e e r me u p ."
B E A V E R T O N The o ffic ia l in ! the w eek-end in Banks w ith his
spection o f Beaver chapter. O. E. m other, M rs F lora M u n fo rd .
IT PAYS TO REPORT M EASLES been p ro p e rly recorded w ith the S . was conducted W ednesday by
M r. and Mrs. M. T u rn e r, Mrs.
a n d Mrs.
Ray
I D r Orason S lala Hoard n f Tfaatth)
M is Inez J Gla.vsier o f C o qu ille, A lic e P arm ley.
health departm ent.
W o rth y G rand M a tro n o f the grand P arm ley visite d in C o rne liu s M o n
Measles has been c o n tin u a lly in
2 A case o f measles w h ich has
creasing in -O re g o n and 1938 may been p ro p e rly * reported acquaints chapter o f Oregon. A m on g those day w ith Mrs. Robert Thompson,
a tte n d in g included v isito rs fro m ¡w h o is seriously ill.
develop in to a measles year Measles
the neighbors w ith th is fact and
M rs B ella H a rtw ic k is im p ro v
Oregon
C ity ,
Forest
occurs In cycles va ry in g fro m three gives them the o p p o rtu n ity of keep P ortla nd .
to fiv e years as shown by the fo l in g th e ir c h ild re n w ho h iv e been G rove H illsboro. Sherwood. Y am in g fro m he r accident o f a few
lowing table ttn- year flnt, follow- exposed aw ay fro m oth er c h ild re n h ill. Burns. Reedsport and Dayton. weeks ago
M ailer Injured
O ffice rs and m em bers o f Sher
ad by number of casts 1928, 3141 and If they are v e ry young they
Russell M a ile r received a fra c
wood G range accom panied the
1927, 5040; 1928. 2287; 1929.
m ay be given convalescent measles tra v e lin g gavel to Beaverton G range tured w ris t bone w h ile c ra n k in g
1930. 2541; 1931, 3379; 1932 4998; serum.
In short, the reported case S a tu rd a y and conducted the b u si his car Sunday.
1933, 2216, 1934. 1883; 1935. 7179
measles gives the neighbors v a l ness m eeting and program . O ther
F o u r new students o f th e K.
He ilth office! t throughout t h e of
uable in fo rm a tio n , w h ich oth erw ise
stale know th a t m any eases of w o u ld pro ba bly come too la te to vis ito rs included m em bers from M aedo fa m ily fro m P o rtla n d e n te r
ed
the Banks grade school M onday.
H ills b o ro
and
Forest
measles are not reported. M any p a r be useful, and w h ich m ay Help Oswego,
M an y reports of a good tim e
ents and even some physicians have m a te ria lly in p re ve n tin g the spread Grove.
M rs. W alter H a rris of Sacram en w ere given by those w h o attended
questioned the usefulness of re o f the disease to others
to, Cal . visite d frien ds in B eaver the e n te rta in m e n t at the Legion
p o rtin g each euse by name and ad
3. The re p o rtin g o f the cases ton Wednesday and attended Beav h a ll last week Post No. 90 is ex-
dress Since the question has been
usked the stntc hoard of he a lth de gives the co m m u n ity as n w hole er chapter in the evening. Mrs.
sires to state the reasons w h y it the only in fo rm a tio n it has on H a rris was associate m atron of
believes measles reports arc useful. the prevalence o f the disease, the Beaver chapter when she moved
1. A d e fin ite record o f measles d is tric ts of t h e co m m u n ity i n from Beaverton seven years ago.
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
w ill save the c h ild whose case bus w h ich it Is most prevalent, the d i ' She re turn ed tti her home T h u rs
M. D.
rectio
n
in
w
h
ich
it
is
spreading
day
a
fte
r
three
weeks'
stay
w
ith
been reported the necessity p f be-
,ln g excluded from school when nt and the fu ta lity of the disease in relative s and frie n d s in C arlton, EYE, EAR, NOSE AN D T H R O A T
\»0ine fu tu re tim e he is exposed to re la tio n to cases reported. Upon P o rtla n d and Beaverton.
S P E C IA L IS T
John Eggitnan, w ho has been il l
measles. When a case of measles is th is in fo rm a tio n rests the decision
rep orted the. puttent and a ll o f, as to w h at actio n shall be taken w ith pneum onia at his home here,
G LA SSES F IT T E D
those contacts w ho have not had Inco m p le te re p o rtin g m ay lead to ‘ is im p ro vin g .
Mrs. C a rrie Hanson, w ho u n d e r
Room 8
measles are confined ut home. P er erroneous conclusions.
4 The la w requires tha t a ll sus went a m a jo r op era tion at the St.
sons w ho can present d e fin ite in
Commercial N ational Bank Annas
V
incents
hospital
last
week,
is
"re
picious
cases
be
rep
orted
by
tlie
fo rm a tio n th a t they have h a d
Phones
Hours
measles w ill be allow ed to attend a tte n d in g physician, or if no p h y s i ported im p rovin g.
ReMiurnce 2072
0:80 a. m. to 12 m.
Mrs. Forest H ow ard un derw ent
school p ro v id in g that t h r case has cian be available, by the house
O ffice 2071
1 :80 p. m. to R p. m.
ho ld er or by any oth er person h a v | an operation in a P o rtla n d ho spit
ing know ledge of a ease o r o f a al Wednesday and is im p ro vin g .
Beaverton G arden clu b met In
suspicious case.
I f there should be a case o f the K iw a n is h a ll Tuesday evening
measles in y o u r fa m ily or in a and enjoyed a ta lk on sp ra yin g and
neighbor's fn m ily see th a t it is du sting o f the flo w e r and vegetable |
D rink Y our O w n
p ro m p tly reported Measles is v e ry gardens by Professor A. G. B
Bouquet
o
f
O
regon
State
college.
catching nnd is m uch m ore dan
M r and Mrs. C. C. T rip p have
gerous than is g e ne rally considered.
An epidem ic of measles in a c h il purchased a home in P ortland.
J. C. E nglish o f P o rtla n d spoke
dren's in s titu tio n m ay re su lt in a
hig h m o rta lity rate, p a rtic u la rly In on The Use o f Leisure T im e " at the
K iw a n is clu b Wednesday.
p o orly nourished c h ild re n under
Beaverton Past N oble G rands'
six years o f age. Measles its e lf does
Hostesses
not usually cause death. Death gen c lu b met Wednesday.
e ra lly results fro m pneum onia com were Mcsdames Hazel M ille r and
Rose Stevens. N ext m eeting w ill
in g on in the course o f the disease. be w ith Mrs. Hugh Lew is.
Measles is catching from the v e ry
b e ginning even before the skin
JO H N T IE D E R M A N
breaks out. E ve ry case should be
John Tiederm an, 76. o f Sherwood
isolated ns soon as possible and
died at Salem F rid a y nigh t. F u n e r
reported to the health departm ent.
al services were held fro m Young's
O ther highways arc often slippery
Measles is least serious and most Funeral Home Sunday afternoon.
and dangerous in w inter. But steel
pre va le n t in c h ild re n between 6 In te rm e n t was in the I. O. O. F.
rails are always safe,the smoothest,
and 11 years o f age. In a m odern cem etery.
safest highw ay in the w o rld . T his
co m m u n ity 80 per cent o f the in
w inter, le t o u r engineer drive you
habitants w ill have had measles by
W e specialize ln q u a lity con i
the end o f th e ir 15th year o f life .
sw iftly, com fortably to C alifornia.
m ere iai p r in t ln g - -A rgus.
ti
Rail fares arc so lo w nowaday»
every traveler can afford to go this
way. For fare« and details,sec your
S. P. agent, o r w rite J. A. Ormandy,
(ien’l Passenger Agent, 705 Pacific
B uild ing , Portland, O regon.
Posos to Cheer
Papa Bruno
O R F G ON
3b.^u',.r....10c
DOG FOOD
Calo
cans
15c
MILK
SUGAR
Maximum or Mt. Vernon
Fancy, Golden Brown
Saturday only
ca n s (lim it) ...................
4 JLv^
Qp
3 ,b.... ,Limi0
14c
S afeway S tores