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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1912)
♦ BUNGALOW FOR MOUNTAIN SITE. HOME CORNER FOR WOMEN A Hints and Helps for the Housewife and News of the Day About Women FRIBBLES OF FASHION. Kipling Arouses Woman's Ire Papul ar Fur» at Rsasonabls Buttons Much Used. Prioas. FUGITIVE I Bv EDU AHO SI AGER Natural raccoon ta to be a favorite among the rtMUHMMbly prt.ed skins thia winter, and the leopard 1« iiiiother striking fur that Is In no way toned down by tbe dyer'» artifice As to button», we are assured that they will be prominent and that very 1 lived In a brick row In the city In a coni forte ble bouse of my own The strew against which my bouse backed was largely uts-iipied tor sbu|M Tbe building whose rear confront ed the rear ot my house was uccu pled below for millinery goods. while When the earth emerged f. om chaos, full of girls worked above ou tbv goods sold* In the »tore The third story seemed beauty and of grace, to be used for steeping rvsim» for the Man, ordained to be its ruler. God ap|x>inted girls who worked ou the premises dur to his place; . lug the day One afternoon when I eaiur home But the wise and kind Creator, knowing man aud atoud looking through my Itedrvotu was incomplete, window I saw In an upper window of Formed the purest of all species, woman for tbe bouse back of me u young girl who differed entirely from those I bad lieeti the man's helpmeet. used to seeing there lu the first place When the wily Serpent tempted and both she was singularly ta*uutiful. in the secoud she was dr-rosed like a lady. man and woman fell; and In the third her feature« seen When the sword of justice threatened, when through a pair ot o|>era glass,*« were they faced an endless hell: of a very retinol type She was evl dently lu a room by heraelt ou the Not to man was promise given, seed to bruise thirst story and waa working at trim the Serpent's head; mlng bate Tnrough the female of the species came man’s Why was that high bred young wo man there worklug tn that fashion» hope when hope was dead. She must hare been educated, and evl ucated girls when they occupy p««sl Ever down succeeding ages, shown by his- tlous don't usually take up manual la t'ry of our world. bor The live of curiosity had got Into When the power of sin has triumphed, sor my head and kept a continual bussing I watched the girt till nightfall, when row’s banner been unfurled: she shut her window, and the first Man has fought and man has butchered; Wo thing In the moifiilng I l«Miki«l for her men's hands men’s wounds have dressed; She was then- working again the same as the day before For several days For the female of the species with love’s I kept feasting my eyes upon Uer. tenderness is blessed. when one day. suddenly turning her face lu my direction, she «aw nie look When the hate of men is kindled till like Ing at her through m,v glasses Hnv fiends with pity dead. Ing her face In focus. I »aw a fright Robbed of natural affections, they o’er earth ened expression come over It She withdrew from tbe window, and foul murder spread. ScMIl-IU.s. S • l*K though I often looked for her. I did not Then the Nightingales and Bartons, filled large size« will l>e seeu. I* »lie buttons see her there again I cursed myself with tenderness^ appear; being sometime» a» mu h as l*ir -e for a fool In not keeping back where inches in diameter Tinted niet.il she could not have eeeu m> For the female of the species in man’s hour Her disappearance «bowed me that molds are again being introduced and of need is near. mother-ofjs-arl button« are overlnnt If the bee curiosity had effected an *-n with designs in cut metal At the trnnee into my bead an arrow of love ‘Twas the female of the species who sore I wa» same time very tiny butt* ns In metal, bad tievn «hot Into my heart travailed at our birth, bone, velvet or fabric villi be greatly nstonishe<l nt the loneliness that cam*- ’Twas the female of the species gave the used as trimmings, but we «hall have over me The night after my mother s m> use at nil for the button of rue funeral, when I found myaelf for the Saviour to our earth. first time alone In tbe house. I bad dium size. ’Tis the mother, gentle, tender, whom we’ll The all in one gown ta a most satis b«-ct) oppressed by tbe solitude, hot tbl» love till dying breath. factory costume to include In one's sensation wns different. Then there wardrobe. This one is designed for was nod ’Tis the mother of our species who is faith young girls and small women aud Is of regaining. Now that which hail ful until death. Uritumed to give a tunic eff*»t It is been abut off from my vision i felt of cra|>e meteore and 1s trimmed with must t>e rextor*«! to me. J une G uythorne F iskale . in the financial center of the city I heavy Ince JI I•!<J t IK H.I.E I had beard rumor« of trouble on tbe This May Manton pattern 1s cut In sixes part of a certain wealthy man who bad tor misses of f urtsen. slxt--en «ml eight been speculating. Being a banker, tbe LALXDRY PROBLEMS. een years of age. Send 10 cents tn this A Wily Mocking Bird. matter bad come to my ears tong be office, giving number. 721X and It will be A naturalist tells of a droll exhibition promptly forwarded to you by mall If In fore It« publication. «Ince the bank lu Soap solution is tbe best way of using of fun evinced by a jnoeking bird. It haste send an additional two cent stamp which I wa« employe«) had made large soap for laundry purposes. This is a had only recently been captured and I for letter postage, which Insures more loans to the «peculator and wns there When ordering use good and well tried solution: A bar of was placed near another cage in which prompt delivery fore Interest««! In hi« g<-ttlng out of Ids coupon ordinary laundry soap may becut up and were two canaries, both excellent sing difficulty without a failure His eni dissolved in three or four quarts of hot ers. The mocking bird at first seemed No... 8!xe............................................... barrussmenf was kepi as quiet as pos slbte Nevertbelro« I learned that If water. This may be used at once while to tie struck dumb by ids voluble hot or may be kept in glass jars until neighbors; but. as it turned out after Name .............................................................................. be dbiu l pull through be would ta- ward, be was only biding his time. pronecuted criminally Menu while be needed. For several days be remained silent, Address .......................................................................... waa working night and day to tiring White clothes may be boiled. Bring taking notes, until he had mastered about an adjustment slowly to bailing point with boiler half their song, when one day. without even LAMB AND BEEF KIDNEYS. One evening while dining with the full of clothes. IDNEYS, it properly prepared, cashier be told me that, while there a preliminary rehearsal, he burst out If clothes appear yellow, use a little into a canary song in a loud, ringing , make a very ap|M*tizlng dtali. al was criminality In the case of this though they should only be «err man who owe«! us money. It was uot kerosene or paraffin. The yellow tinge tone that struck his yellow throated Some authorities tie who hnd commute«! fraud, but a neighbors mute with astonishment. rd now and then can be obviated by use of white soap. The question of starching is a complex After this it was a favorite amusement taboo this meat, while other» are just memta-r of hta fnrally, who bad dtaap one. Perhaps the following will assist of his to drown tbe voice« of the <-a- ns liositive In recommending It as an [*enr«xi with s»*curitl«-s that be was In occasional diet. terv*t«-d lu keeping out of tbe reach of tbe inquirer: Mix starch with a small naries with his own loud notes when Beef and »beep's kidneys are Ibe the law. But he add««! that tbe po ever rbey attempted to sing.—Detroit quantity of cold water to a creamy con ones most generally selected, and they lice bad got on to tbe fugitive's hid Free Tros«. sistency, add a little more cold water, should, of course, be most thoroughly ing place and exfiecfed to make an ar and then the desired amount of abso cleansed before they are cooked German English. rest very noon lutely boiling water, stirring constant There is no doubt that kidneys are While visiting a small manufacturing What It was »hat indu*cd me to put ly. Put the starch over tbe fire and boil town in Germany last summer a New quit*- a» wholesome and digestible ns this Information and the girl of the hat it for several minutes to insure com- York woman bought a tortoise shell liver. tri|>e or sweetbreads. Kidney» factory together I don't know, but I qlste cooking. Cool or dilute for use. hair ornament which was badly iujur-d are inexi*en«lve. which ta an advnn did My romance would not |s-rmlt me tage In these day« of high priced meats to think that she had run away with If oil,borax, or wax he used, they through a servant's carelessness. Tbe Tbe French make many delicious dish securities to which she bad no right should be cooked with the starch, but saleswoman to whom it was returned es with them with a request to have it repaired. I I believed that she was acting nith her bluing is added later. Tbe proportions wishing probably to air her English. I Some Ways of Using Kidneys. relative to extricate him from hta com for cooked starch are one measure of sent it back to tin- hotel with this note:! Kidney Haute With Sauce -Take six plications At any rate. If tbe lint starch to eight of boiling water, for “Tbe hair comb sending to me is beavv lamb kidneys, clean and split, put into girl was this person l lie police s«r<- thick starch, and one measurement of to repair whilst the pieces only a frying pan with three tablespoon futa after I proposed to warn her Ix-nvlng of starch to sixteen of boiling water, through wire fastening can be. 1 of butter, a te>i|p*»>nful of Worcester Ibe cashier after dinner. I made would the destroy of the hair comb re shire sauce, n little onion Juice, salt rtraigtit for the building In which I for thin starch. Uncooked or partly cooked starch will solve-then conld the lovely ornamen and n daslt of cayenne Drop the kid had «e«-n her stick and make trouble for tbe ironer. tal for other one hair comb be accom neys into the pan. thicken the grHv.v I was received by the woman who with browned flour, wet with a little, ran the «-stnbltahrnent I naked to be (Irons must always I m - hot for •tarcbwl plish."—New York Tribune. cold write, arid serve permitted to n«*e the Imlv who occupied clothes.) Thea.nouat of starch need B.ik*«l Kidney.—Take half a pound i back room on the third story Tbe His Suspicion. ed is regnlat“>i by *h«-number of c'oth«-» of beef kidney a id cut Into plt«-e» woman looked at me suspiciously and “Well, whaddy you want?" to be starched. March can be made “I am the man who was married In Place in a pan with a little gravy and uiid there wns no om- occupying either thinner by adding water, aud it always the cage of wildcats.” stew for an hour When cold »Hr half if tlie back rooms on that story Tills grows thinner with use Starched a d<-vxert■‘fio'itiful of dry mustard into :.>iiflrm<-d my suspicion that the girl “I ast-d ye whaddy you want.” clothes must never be stiff enough to “I thought I would like to look into a spoonful of Hour Add cayenne pep I bad seen wns lu hiding t ie cage ,'igain. I fear I left my wife per ami salt. Place the kidney In nn rattle. “When did the girl who has been there and took one of tlie wild« at»."— oven Ad<l » piece of butter and cook working there at a window for »evernl until the meat ta well done. The kid lays go?" I asked, giving tbe woman Houston Post. R. Heyting, of 45 Lincoln Grays Ave. nev should be tender, with a little thl< k i searching glance I »aw by tier ex gravy »ticking to It. Lents, east of Oregon City road, has The Home. pression that she felt the game was The blessing of a house is goodne«« just opened a gravel pit and is now Stswsd Kidney. op ready to deliver to the trade gravel The honor of a house is hospitality Kidney Ragout.—Prepared as a stew "Lot me see her.” I add««l In a con suitable for concrete work and excel Tin ornament of ■ house is cleanliness kid m-y ta most easily digested Take : fldentlnl tone. "I have news for b«.*r In lent sand for plastering. Just phone The happiness of a bouse is content ■ a grxxl beef kidney and cut tip »trout which she 1» greatly Interested " ment half a pound into «mail piece» and dip “Are you a friend of hers?" Tabor 2063 for information. t4 in flour Reason with pepper, salt and "I would serve her " Experience. a little nutmeg. Put thin into a patter t Rhe led tbe way to a salesroom, then “That singer certainly knows how to cooking bag with a finely raincod onion I Acnt ii|«stairs and came down with tbe A Girl's Wild Midnight Ride. manage her range ” and a leactipful of brown stock thick girl In queatiou. Rlie wa« what I sus To warn people of a fearful forest' fire “She ought to. She used to be a 1 eued with Hour. Cook for forty mln ported her to be Her father was In in tbeCatakilli a young girl rode bore- rook "—Baltimore American. utes Herve on a hot dish with squares trouble, and she was helping him. I ________________ back at midnight and saved many lives. of toast round and a little chopper) prof«»«ed to give up my bouse to her Her deed was glorious but lives are of Prefer diligence to Idleness unless < parsley over tnd fhe woman who was harboring her ten saved by Dr. King’s Ne v Discovery you esteem rust above brightness Savory Kidney.—Take a kidney and lor another biding place. Tb<- offer in curing lung trouble, coughsand colds, cut ft in half. Remove the fat and all I Sas accepted, and they went there at stringy part» Then cut into dice we. I going to my club They hnd which might have ended in consumption $100 Per Plate Place a frying pan on the stove and oot Is-en gone an hour before th«* fKilice or pneumonia. ‘‘It cured me of a dread ful cough and lung disease,” writes W. wa« paid at a banquet to Henry Clay, in when It in heated drop into It three went to the millinery factory to make tablespoonfuls of butter Add to the j tbe arrest R. Patterson. Wellington, Tex., “after New Orleans in 1842. Mighty costly for I butter a chopped onion and the kidney ■ By tbta bit of financiering that wns those with stomach trouble or indiges four in our familv had died with con Let It cook, stirring all the time, over ' sumption and I gained H7 pounds." tion Today people every where use Dr , a good fire for a taint three minutes •xeciited by the daughter the father pulled through, paid dollar for dollar Nothing so sure and safe for all throat King’s New Life Pills for these trouble» | Season with salt and pepfier. a couple | ■ nd saved bln good name. I now nan and lung troubles. Price 50c and fl .00. as well a« liver, kidney and bowel die- i of tnblespoonfnl« of stock and enough ' •ge th«- estate he left, for I am the ou«- Trial liottle free.'. Guaranteed by all orders. Easy, safe, sure. Duly 25 eta. | flour to thicken. In about • minute It band of Ills only heir. ta ready to serve. at all dealers. dealers. Thi* ta the third poem on the eubjevt juet now causing go much com ment in suffragette circle» The Herald haa published in auccweeion Kip ling's original poem, “The Female of the Species" and. “The Mother of the Man" by Caine—an answer to Kipling Now comes this third, or other answer—from a woman's pen this time. '■ Design 3T. by Clenn L. Saxton, Architact, Minneapolis. Minn. K PERSPECTIVE VIEW FROM A PHOTOGRAPH. This large bungalow rvprroenta nil Hie «par« that would I m > «-ontslunl In a good six«-*! two story house An Im mense living room In Hie center, three largì« chamber«, nil of which have closeia, bathroom ta largo uiid light and well nrrauged. I lining room mid living room nrr o(>eti<«d together by sllillng iliH.r« Dining room baa built- in china closet, opening Into kitchen. There I» alao a large bay pr«*J«wtlng on th«* side of the «lining room, thus making a very pleasant room of the »mu«- Kitchen lias built lu cupboard, wliti entry In rear of same, with broom closet, refrigerator, et«-, lend ing out on the porch. Tliero can lie three large < limuta-rn fiiitali<-d In the third story If desired by tlie owner, l*ui this Is not figured In al the price given This ii**u»e ran tie l>ullt. «I- FLOOR PLAN t'luslve of limtlng nini plumbing, for Size, forty seven f«-«-t wkl«- nnd thirty throe feet d* «-p over Ho* main part. Then« 1» a baaeuieiit under the entire building, first story celling, ten feet high; mx-ond story to t*e made eight or eight and n half feet. Tin- first story 1» flul»h«xl throughout, except the <-li >ml*er». In red **nk. birch or Wash ington fir Chambeni are nni»h<«| In bir* h or pine to enamel. The vvwlls of tlie kitchen and bnHirvsini are blocked off lu small bl - Us to represent tile four feet six Ill' ll*-» high, painted with two emits of flat white palm and finish««! vvitli two «-oats of enamel, making a very serviceable and sanitary wall flntah for tbe«e room«. Upon r««'clpt of $1 tbe publtaha-r «>f tin« paper win «upply a < opy of Hnzton'a book of plans entitled "American D wc III bk » " 'I lie >k < **ntaln» 24<» tu-vv au«! up to date d*-slgna of cottage», bungalow s nnd résidera es «-«Mtlng from $1,000 to $6.000. 1 MOUNT SCOTT I »ARK CEMETERY NON-SECTARI AN , line mile south cast of l.cnti. Oregon. Offers (he following aih.int.tgcs: ABSOLUTE PERM\\E.\CY an essential thing EVERY MOBERX COXVF.XIEXCE IX USE a tine tiling PARK AXI) I.WVX PI.AX a I m -. hi tittil tiling PERPETUAL CARE WITHOUT EXTRA COST a grand thing THE BEST OF SERVICE AT ALL TIMES <1 most desirable thing PRICE OF BURIAL PLOTS Jt7.50 AM» UP a reasonable thing < CITY OFFICE. 920-921 YEON BLD6. PHONE COUNTRY OFFICE, TABOR 1468 LOCAL 4201. Fill iafonaatlon gladly inmished. free auto service between Leets and the Cemetery. The WIRT NURSERY Our trees are strictly first class, free from disease and true to name. One year apples, 4 to 6 feet, 12 l-2c each. T wo year cherries, 5 to 6 feet, 25c each. Do not delay, but write at once and take advantage of special prices. Catalog and price list sent on appli cation. F. N. WIRT Proprietor route 1 MONTAVILLA, ORE. INSURE NOW In Oregon’s Most Reliable Association Oregon Fire Relief, Oregon Merchants Mutual Fire, American Life and Accident In surance of Portland PROTECTION AND BENEFITS MODERATE RATES John Brown, Gresham, Ore. •f