BEAVER STATE. HERALD, JANUARY 4, 1907
Correspondence
Montavilla and Vicinity
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Warren’s Pharmacy
Dealer In Drugs, Chemical», Patent Medicines.
Toilet Articles, Stationery, Etc.
MU KOSt.
Mia» I amors William» amt Irietui, of
Portland, have Ixs-n >q wilding tini holi­
days at Kweel Brier Farm
Additional Montavilla Items
Mrs. A. E. Il«rtm«ii made a buxineaa
Dr. Rowland, of Portland, will preach visit to Portland Wednesday.
tirsi Thursday evening In Ilio acbool
I*. McMillan reports a largo increase
house.
in Christmas trade over one year ago.
The Endeavor watch anelai which wee
Block taking ami Ixdaticlng accounts
given nt the home of Mr. and Mr». W It
Parsons waa well attended, liâmes and is tne present order ol things Fith
music were the amusements snd dainty Montavilla nierchants, look out for
some s|x-cial a>ls from them soon.
I
One Dollar will
J. E. Mct'aslin haa some special lx»r-
gains in the dishes.
Miss Agnes Wolfer from Macksburg is
fit you to eye glaaics or »pen­
aseistiug tn the culinary department of
tacles. Perfect nt guaranteed.
the Montavilla hotel.
The annual business meeting of Grace
Baptist church wac held on Thursday
evening of this week.
The wwk of prayer will Ixi olwervisl
next we»k at Grace Baptist church. The
general subj»x,t to lie “Our riches fn
< hri»t." Monday night Reconcilation,
Tnestlay night. Regeneration, W wines-
Your eyes fitted at home. Write for day Riches In Glory, Thursday Coin-
free booklet describing our method Ipletene.« and Pet (e« tne»a, Friday Re-
USC •ÍLF-RAISINQ
Remrmlsr, the glance we fit you ' demption ami Forgiveness.
to are worth >1.50 any where <xi
W. G. Smith amt wife entertain«!
earth Our price, only *1 .U0.
alxxit twenty of their friend» on New
till SKFAIHINt; tfri-artment 1» most
c<xapl»l» Mai»»pril>» (I <J> Walrh.leanrg
Y«t '» day in good old English style.
|l '•> Send ,»u, work to i»(i»<»,»d wall
».' Io rayaire an, wauh
The guest» were Rev. and Mrs. Gilman
Parker, Mr». O.K. Ohlson and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Royal, Mr. and Mr». Kislev
Ill atXTS aTBBBT. ruBTLXBD. OILS
ami daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iley-
awo atr
I der and son Teddy, Henry Ryder, Mia»
DELICIOUS HOT CAKES El»ie Ju»t, ami Mr». K. ( . Matlock.
The product of the choicut wheat
The subject Kumiav morning at Grace
carefully prepared by our »pedal
Baptial church will be “The open d<x»r'
proce»». 4 poun(j Package 20c
■ evening, “HOT."
METZGER A CO.
If your grocer do«» not m H It. Mnd as
the money for a package. Booklet, cm »-
tuning recipes for all swr product», tree
lor the asking.
I Mr. »nd Mra. Winston from Seattle
' have rented the furnlsli«! colt ge of
Mr». J. R. Kievera on Base line.
The Portldfld flouring Mill« Cfl-
/.Callon MdCaalin for something fine
in dinner p ates.
Portland. Of agan
There were two wsddlnga in the Villa
on Christmaa day. Reverend H. Obe-g
officiating at each. Mr. H. Patterson
and Mias Elisabeth Beriiemit, »t tl>«
resilience <>f D. H Perkins, slid Mr. C.
I.. Rideout an<l Miss Anna C. Peterson,
at the Villa hotel parlors.
--—WOMEN
Robsrtlns glvas what svsrv woman
mast d»strsw—• perfect complexion
Il brins» that soft, smooth, fri h.
riser tint to tha cheek that Amólas
youthfulness.
It will brina beauty
Io those who lack It: It will retain
It fnr thooe who already po»»sas It;
It will enable you to succaeefully
combat the ravages of weather and
time. Don't doubl—don't argue. Juel
try Roberti»»
Your druggist will
give you a free »ample. All drug­
gists keep Robertlne.
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OO YEARS
EXPERIENCE
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M«««i
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COWVRIGHTS AC.
A iiv»flit •rtti.üog n akrt • )i r -
• n>»v
quh'fclv flflrflrtaiit <>«»r opni»«>n frw whrther «ti
liivrttiilon Ifl pr'-hRrtlr jiRirtfitabl.r
< omniunifii-
tlotia•«rirtlrroottiimitlaJ HANObOO« nti 1‘atmu
•«Hit frwo. <»l«1r«< Mtonoy f<»r "«•niritig pat«'i»ta.
l'Atriiita takm thr<>utfh Muirti A < o rvrolvo
mttlff, wi’h'iut ohwrRo In tha
Scientific Hmeriwn.
A handflomalr HlnatnM*»1 w«M»ldy
I arrmt Hr-
rulatlon «»f any •cteiitinr* lournaL
Termo
a
voar: four month», |l
byMil D»tw«dr«lrr».
IHUNIISCi).«'-“-llewJ(irt
Braut'h office i Q l F Bt_ Waahiu«u»n. D. C.
Watch night services were held at
several of the Villa churches on New
Year's eve.
refreshments were served. Promptly
at twelve o'clock everytxdy sh*x>k hands
and wiakad one another a happy New
Year. A bu ineaa mxeting wax held in
connection with the Endeavor a icial
and the following officers were elected
for the coming year': president, Mra. D.
M. McKay: vice president, J. II. Wood;
treasurer. John Williams; secretary,
Fred Foth;organist, Mra. W. B Pars. n*.
Mrs. J. I*. Jono« i« seriously ill, having
had a stroke of apoplexy.
.Mr». Donthit, who has been residing
in Portland for sometime, is moving
luck oil the (arm. Mra. ii.iitlnjt ex-
|Mx-ts to a|x*ud the winter in California
visiting relatives.
Professor F. G. Buchunan, principal
of the Canyonville high achool and
former |*rilici|«al of Troutdale school,
s|x*nt the holidays among friends in
this vicinity.
Ralph and Clarence Bramlmll, of
Battle Ground Wash., and Eva ami
Mabel Gotham,of Troutdale, have visit­
ed at the home of Mr. J. Brumhull tIda
w eek.
Mi»a l.vda Branihali S|*ent several
days in Portland last week.
: School Books
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Bfxiks Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
School Supplies.
Largest Miscellaneous Stuck <ii Iliokx in Portland
HYLAND I!
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New and
Second Hand
BOOK EXCHANGE
229-2.11 Vttiuhill St. ( bel. l it si & Second),
PORTLAND, ORE. '
ATTEND WELCH’S GENUINE
Clearance Sale
MEN’S
MEN’S
MEN’S
SUITI/, $0.75
$15
SUITS, $7.45
$10
$7.50 SUITS, $4.05
Same Values
on
OVERCOATS
MEN’S $3.50 PANTS, $3
MEN’S $2.50 PANTS, $2.15
MEN’S $3 SHOES, $2.65
The American Clothier
221-223 Morrison St., N.-W. corner first St
PORTLAND, ORE.
riMPtST IN * ICAPOr
Visions of Flock of Cormorants
Disturb Board of Education
Russellville Doings
PRESCRIPTIONS
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CAREEULLY
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DISPENSED
Phon« East 975,
2 Doors East of Postoffice.
Mr. and Mr». Fred Howitt entertains*)
Base Une Road. Montavilla
their children ami grandchildren at
A woman, with either a vivid imagina­ their home on Christmas day there waa
tion or » turn for practical joking, gave fourteen in all.
1 irirtrtrtriartriArtrtAArtArtrtAArirtrtrtAArtArtrtAXWWMWMVWWWWWWi
the uieinlwwa of Ilia board ol education
Mr. and Mrs. T. If. Pit.a entertained
quite a thrill of excitement last Friday by
hie brother and sister* with tiieir families
telephoning to cbairm»n J. V. Beach of on Christmas day making twenty-two
a a a
that body, that theelUxena of Montavilla in all.
intended to attend en iiiaase the meeting
ON HIBBARD ST., NEAR END OF CAR LINE,
Mr. and Mra. Jager entertain«! Mr»
to lx, Ixtld that evening for the purpose
Blumenthal
aixi »on Art to help eat
of fixing the acliool levy for the coming
IS NOW OPEN for patronage. Local and transient
their ('briatmas g<x>se.
year and vole for a higher rate than that i
custom solicited.
Ws
bear
that
tbs
Mt.
Hood
car
line
rwonimendeil by the board. Voder the
pi esent law ths l»ard call only recoiii- decided to run just txeiow the hill south
Menis and Room« t»y Doy, Week or Month
insnd the amount of the levy, but the of Ruasellvilie store.
same is tixwi by a vote of the taxpayers
Mrs. T. R. Howitt, who is under the
present al the annual meeting held for physician's care, is improving. Mra.
montavilla
tills puqiose. As there are usually only Howitt is staying with her mother Mrs.
alioul (oily or fifty at these meetings it E. A Kelly.
would be compsralively an easy mailer
Fred Howitt has rented hi* farm to
for a d »s»ti»fi<«l community to get out T. H. Pitta.
w IF ww ww v w v wvww
in sufficient nomtiers to carry things to
Mr. ami Mr». W. W. Howitt enter­
When going to Portland leave ♦
their own liking. The fear that such a
tained tin ir children and grandchihirsn
your horse at the
Y
deuiuiisIrstiiHi waa alsiut to be made,
on Konday evening there wa* sixteen
cauae<i chairman Beach, through lbs
Montavilla
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present. It was the first time that they
evening papers, to urge the c-ilisens to
could all lie present at the same time
bs present ami lliwatt the machination during the holidays.
ot the Montavillians. The meeting was
A happy New Year to every reader of
STABLES
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held, about tlii. tv person» taring present,
i The Herald.
Best of care.
Prices Reasonable X
ami the levy recommended by the board
End of Car Line,
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wa» uiiaiilliiou»ly adopt«!, the threaten­
Ja|«neee ot Rus ellville ha*l a big
C. L »LEMAN. Prop.
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ed invasion not luaterialixiog. Dr. Wm celebration on New Years.
DeVsny was present and disclaim«! any
MONTAVILLA, - - OREGON ♦
Mi»» Pear) Khaffer, of Taylorville, was
idea or intention on the ¡xirt of Ilia cil- niarri«! on New Year’s day to Mr.
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itens ol Montavilla, the fairest of Port­ Wiison an engineer on the O. R. A N.
land's atiliurlai, of packing the meeting.
Wm Thomas is laid up with lagrippe.
An investigation of the matter shows
Professor
Dindwille, of Russellville
that the only Imais for the story lies in
MISS AILEEN WEBBER
the fact that an assembly loom is very school, »|»-nt the holidays at his home j
Attorney - at - Law,
in
Forest
Grove.
much ne«ied at tlie Montavilla school
Notary Public . . .
W. E. Marshall attended the Willa­
building, and at the last meeting ol the
mette
Club
hop
at
Oregon
City
Thur
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Women's Home Training Association it
OFFICE.
IO7 COMMKKCIAL M»M..
was suggest«i that if the members at­ sday night I »«-ember 27lh.
Cor. Second and Washington Sin..
Portland
tend the Itoard meeting in a laxly and
Mr. Z. I-ew i» has moved to Woollaw n
PbMC Pact Ac IASI
present tbsir cia ini it might help the where he win work in a nursery for
229 Kearney Street,
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RESIDENCE.
cause along, and influence the board in ' Mr. Pilkham.
X Villa Aveaae,
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Meauvilla
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a» •
Montavilla. Ore.
their favor. That they were not there
pv .». T.n.
Mrs.
B.
E.
Faust,
of
Caras
Clackamas
is due to the reason that further delilx-ra-
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At Home Evenings.
tion convinced them that the beat time county, and Mrs F. Witcot, of Wood­
lawn,
»pent
New
Years
with
Mr.
and
to lake up the assembly room question
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will I m when the board is asked lor a Mrs. R. T. Marshal).
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new school building in Montavilla.
b Monta villa’s New Hotel
A. E. Herman,
0*
LIVERY AND FEED!
H. B. DICKINSON
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Teacher of Piano
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DAMASCUS
some time before It Is sent to the fee-
tory.
& Copenheter
Stiri a Savings Account ; ! J Dougherty
GENERAL
i Blacksmiths
with ua and get
Tbs milk should be creamed a« aoon
4 PER CENT
The children and grandchildren of Mr. as possible after milking, and for thin
on all yoar deposits
•nd Mr*. Cook »pent New Year» at the purpose we strongly favor the use of a
«
hand separator over any method of
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AND WAGON REPAIRERS
old home.
setting the milk, as It provides the
Will Bookman has returned from East­ moat efficient and thorough method of
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Horseshoeing a Specialty
ern Oregon.
• BASE LINE. NEAR END CAR UNE
creaming the milk'and enables us to
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MONTAVILLA. ORE.
John Hoffmeister, of Sandy ltidge, has make a cream of any desired richness.
We recommend making a cream test­
moved to the Bookman (arm.
ing about 30 per cent. The quantity
Mias Emma Chitwood baa lxx-n very to be cooled Is greatly reduced, nnd the
ill with rheumatism lor the past week. cream. If properly cooled, will lie one
Thu Ihimaacus Grange will hold au of superior quality. Care should be
open meeting Sutuiday January 5th. taken to set the separator In a clean
Tliv installation ot oflb-en* and a picnic place and to stand It on a floor that
can Ve kept clean, and not on an earth
dinner are the main feature» ol the day.
or ground floor, which Is sure to get
pmr I
Mita Mary W i I h . iii , of Gresham, will Into bad condition sooner or later
MAIN
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teacll the Ihtmuxcus primal V grades this through milk lx»lng spilled upon and
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week fol her sister Vielmilie who is lit soaking Into It and thus causing l»ad
odors. We would again admonish
with a cold.
C^SS0RS TO
E FELLOt
•
those who have band separators to
John Wedin aud wife, of Swanson
' OC} TL A N D O »EC Qt4
keep them thoroughly clean. We have
Wash., have lieeu visiting his broUier, mot more separators than one In such
August \\ ediu, and was looking for a a condition that they themselves would
farm.
contamlnnte milk put through them.
The separator bowl and Its parts
Ed Heifer's youngest non lias Ixx-n
poultry - raising.
vegetable
should
not only look clean, but should era will be a big Inducement to let go rulture
very sick.
have a clean smell ns well. If giving some of tire best ewe lambs, thlukia- gardening, dairying and kindred sub­
Allwrl Wol.'liageii and Gaeta Seifer off any bad <>d >rs, examine all tubes that auother year you will have some jects. To the usual cireulating collec­
received the first prise for the most nnd crevices about the bowl. for this L .orv Just us good. It is right here that tion have been added this year the pub-
unique costumes al the Sandy New la evidence In itself that there is dirt some sh.rrtsighted flock owuer is go.ug ieations of the United States Depart­
to fall down. The flock master wh > dis­ ment of Agriculture that are adapted to
being harlxtred somewt.-re.
Year’s ball.
poses of bis best ewe larnite simply the n-eds of this section. Lists of
Delivery nt Cream.
these farmers’ bulletins may be had by
lima ami Grace Lingle s|x-nt the
shuts
himself out of the race of reai> applying to the library.
Frequently cream Is seriously Injured
holidays witli their |>aieiits.
Ing
a
good
harvest
in
the
next
few
­
lu delivering If to the creamery. We
The plan of including in each box a
Roller skating is tin* latest diversion have even seen collectors using ordi­ years.
group of books on some special subject
Through the careful selection of ewe affords an opportunity for more sys­
in Damascus.
nary milk cans lu summer for this
I'reiim received from the lamlts some permanent and very de­ tematic reading. For the subject of
Carrie Hvucock is on the rick tint. purpose.
patron In the best condition would al • hie improvements can lx1 effected lu these groups interesting e[i^phs in
not under such circumstances reach the flock that will In the course of a American history have been i-hosen, or,
the creamery In a condition fit for year or two returu excellent profits. for instance, also, the histories of for­
CARE OF CREAM.
making good butter. The tanks or The demand today Is for early matur­ eign countries, early explorations and
cans
should be well Insulated, and ing sheep—sheep that can be g >t to mar­ voyages of discovery, our new posses­
Thornaaah Cleanliness Weeennnrr to
sions in the Pacific or similar topics^
where
the latter In particular are used ket nt the earliest ixtsslble date. There A group usnallv includes books of
Secure n 1,ood Quality.
are
always
a
few
ewes
that
show
au
travel, a good history, one or two in­
The cream gathering creamery has they should l>e ] rotected from the suit
Inclination toward early maturity, an 1
many features to recommend It and la by means of a good canvas cover on the progeny should lx» selected to pro­ teresting biographies, a good novel,
the wagon.
showing the life and customs of ths
alike pipulur with patrons and factory
One of the most disagreeable flavors mote this very desirable quality. Our time or place, and, where pos^Me,
proprietors, but at the same tlnib we Imparted to cream Is that due to the great need today is sheep that can lx» something on the art aud liti-ratur^ of
would any this, nnd say It most em­ sun's rays striking directly upon aud fattened nt any are and put uimn the the period.
/
These traveling libraries are not fixed
phatically—that unlhsa we are up nnd beating tlie walls of a can. and this market when prices are the highest.
doing the ndvnutnges of this system flavor Is Invariably passed on to the This kind of animals can only lx? o’x collections. Pocks may be sent in to
the library from the deposit station for
will prove wholly or largely Illusory, butter. Where the cream is delivered talued by making selection from ewes
exchange ns often ns convenient to the
for the gain imide nt the manufactur­ by Individual patrons the can should that show nil Inclinntlon to reproduce local librarian. Ask for the books you
be
covered
with
a
blanket.
—
Superin
­
that
particular
quality.
ing etui will more than lx» swallowed
wish to read, or ask for books on the
schjocts in which you are interested.
up at the selling end through the tnanu- tendent Mitchell at Meeting of East­
ern I »airy men’s Association.
Stnndnrd Bred« Vertin« Srewto».
Now that the winter is beginning, there
factnrlug of butter of an Inferior quali­
Wherever any one succeeds with will be time for rending. These long,
ty that must be sold nt a reduced price.
RESERVE EWE LAMBS.
barnyard fowls they wi-tld grow rich rainv days are a season of comparative
The herculean task before us In con­
from standard bred poultry. Just try leisure in the country. How much good
nection with our cn'nni gathering improve the Flock by Careful Selea. It. those of you who are doing wr II reading can be done, how many useful
I
(Ion of Females.
creameries Is the education of the pa­
enough with the common kinds, and suggestions gathered from practicnl
The
grading
up
nnd
general
Improve
­
trons to property enre for their cream.
see what a difference there will lie be­ books written bv people engaged in
different kin.'« of farmin*», how manv
When the cream leaves the farm. It ment of the breeding flock must have tween 150 eggs per hen from each ben nleasant hours of entertainment spent
its
ultimate
source
in
the
reservation
old
and
seventy
or
eighty
from
the
should be both clean lit flavor and
in the enjoyment of a stirring book of
•»¿venture or a good novel! If the box
sweet. This means enre and cleanli­ of the ewe lambs uow being reared to kind, says the Feather.
«t votir station does not contain the
ness throughout and the providing of maturity, writes Lao C. Ileyuolds lu
look von want, speak to your librarian
facilities for cooling the cream. The Natioual Stockman. Too much care
about it or write to the main library,
utensils lined should ix> of the l»est cannot lie exercised In selecting out th«
PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTES.
snd wh*-n you come to Portland, come
quality nnd properly cleaned, so that •we lambs that possess the power tc
■ to the library.
At the elose of the summer the trav­
there will be no danger of contamina- stre-agtlicu and permanently fix de
At the request of Mrs. Waldo, State
tion from thia source.
eling libraries at the deposit stations Orange lecturer, a reference list bear­
airable qualities In the flock. Flock
■ilk In a Clean rises,
were recalled and fresh boxes of books ing on the question of utilizing prison
masters make a big mistake every sea-
Special care should lx» taken to milk
have been sent out for the winter '• read­ labor in the manufacture of grain
In a clean place nnd In ns cleanly a sou In not giving more attention to se­ ing. In making up these hoses sugges­ «acks. etc., has been compiled for the
tions from county members of books to use of Granw members, and can be
manner ns possible, for particles of lecting tlielr best ewe laml>s.
The demand for breeding stock for be included were followed as closely ns eons’-lted in the reference room. Grange
dirt which fall Into the milk nt milk­
ing time nrv laden with organisms •tartlug new flocks should uot Induce rossibie, but in most instances the se­ members xml lecturers will find the 1i-
which produce the worst flavors with flock masters to part with their liest lection was left to the librarian. Tn » rarv very useful in nrenerin*» for the
___ _________ ___ _____ t ____ __ __ lecturer’s hour. Ask for books on the
which we have to contend and, while ewe lambs. Not In many years have each box there are thirty books of fie-
tion
an*l _____
twenty
non 2_
fiction, topic» gt’-en out for di»cn»s»on or come
_ ......
., books of
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harmful nt any time, are doubly so I known of breeding material com- I.
The latter includes books of travel and ' to th- library and let vs help you look
under the cream gathering creamery mandlng such a high premium as now. historv, biography, sad many books of nP the material.— Nelly Fox in Tb«
system, whore the cream Is held fo»
The price offered by some anxious huv- practical value to farmers on fruit | School and Home.
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