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lag.
'T iutra enougn to r me."
bulk.
Duke in b u t nven
20 m in u ten .
"In the range "
M U M M . I --------------------
"I waa alone? And tha« I had a«
Olnnamon Nolle— Roll P a rk e r
NEOIFEB A N O A U O a c m O N S
accident and waa thrown from my
H ouse Roll do u g h o n e - h a lf Inch
hoc»«? And yuu. too? It la ao atraage.
I know that I live.I in a largo city
th ick . K pread w ith m elted b u t­
F ro m every nook an a c o rn e r te r an d sp rin k le g en e ro u sly w ith
not long ago, and tlml I waa ao glad
lo get back tg the wood*, lint where wu liopc to receiv e gome »plcu- a m ix tu re o f five p a r ts s u g a r
wa« I riding? Tbat'e the big prob­ did Ideea fo r aiiiip lify in g bouac
lem that we have lo aolve, lan'f It?" hold Ittqka. If you bavu n ev e r to one p a r t o f g ro u n d c in n a -
m o n . Roll a s a Jelly ro ll. C ut
Mil« locked at him earneatly. "Leo,"
I atir Mid aoleninly, “aoiuetliuoa | hope w ritte n , do ao thla week, w o n 't ill th r e e - f o u r th s inch slice s. P u t
you?. D o n 't be tim id, fo r y o u r in an oiled till, w ith th e c u t
I 1 never aball remember."
Hhe wade no plana, leaving every­ b in t o r recip e tuny be ju a t th e sid e up.
L et them rise , a n d
thing to I amp , and nothing wag decided. very one th a t w ill help com e hake in a m o d e ra te oven fo r
Ity the middle of the aecond week, aha bouaew lfc so m ew h ere to aolve 36 m in u te s.
.could walk fairly well, her atrm gth h e r p ro b lem .
If you bave a l­
had come back, and Ihe little period read y a e n t in a b in t o r recipe,
S h am ro ck Holla— O il a muffin
of elyalum waa drawing to It« end.
It wa* Inevitable that tha problem com e a g a in . F o r llie beat h in t tin . K nead »m all b its o f P a r ­
o r recip e we pu b liait every week k e r H ouse Roll d o u g h , u n til
■bould he fa.-Od.
Kor the Brat time ahe had accom­ we will pay 50 re n te . Addrea* sm o o th , sh a p e in h alls, a n d fit
panied Lee aa far aa the lake ahore. H ousehold D ep a rtm en t, H eaver- th re e in to ea ch tin to form a
Titer«, had been n» eigne of tha Fri-o Ion Review.
sh a m ro c k .
L et r is e an d bake
/
©"«««labl Vf W U
Trailer*. and Lee waa convinced that
in a h o t oven.
they had long alnce abandoned all
Bwlee 9took— S elect a good
hope of Bailing th.-m. It waa a won­
(C utlU nued fro m I m l week)
O so rg la B iscu it» — P a re a n d
ro u n d »teak,
ro ll
well
1 n
CHAPTER
VIII
derful
evening.
Thera
wag
a
hare
of
«**» my n»ir— my hair I You cut
boil th re e la rg e p o ta to e s u n til
flo
u
r.
Drown
in
rjrol
h
o
t
d
r
ip
­
Indian
emnmer
In
Ibo
Noeemher
air,
wy hair »IT!“ aha vxrlaliiM-il. pulling
there waa «1111 a touch of Bra In the ping*, th en e v e r th e lop «lice a s o ft; m asli an d add o n e - h a lf
While Memory Slept
hpr hand* up to her head. "Waa that
laavea of Mrch and maplet tl.e weal libcal a m o u n t o f onion*, wall, cu p b u tte r ; co o j u n til lu k ew arm
nerraaaryF’
No. the girl iia.l not completely for­
an d p e p p e r to luwte, an d i n - an d add tw o b e a te n eg g s. T h en
-You war* mtight by the hair undrr gotten. for It waa not et net I y a blank waa radiant with tha «intact cloud*.
And. «landing thera bealda bar, t« a sle u d o f w a te r p o u r o v er all a ad d on e cak e o f y e a s t w hich h as
your hnrae. and there * u danger that lo lu-r Hhe had a vague rcenlleetlon
It might roll »n yon at any moment,a of a mimher of thing*, bul everything knew at laat --knew for aura tkat thla d u a r t o f c a n n e d fo m ato ea, th en been so fte n e d hy so a k in g in 2
lor* waa eternal. and the former lova
Lee prevaricated.
T h e m ilk is
«ppearr.1 to be almdowy and con-
co v e r an d hake In a m o d erate c u p s tep id m ilk.
Hhe patted her head again, fait the fuanl, and when »be tried lo pier«. It only tha pale ahadow that It had c a at
Itafore II. He turne.^ toward her and oven fo r ab o u t tw o hour*, an d »cabled an d cooled he fo re th«*
J»gf»d locka about her aeek, and
lugpitier, i In- fragmenta alippcd oui I r,-ai| th» «amo knowledge In her erro, you will have so m e th in g good. y ea» t is addl’d. B tir in 3 cu p s
looked at him with eyaa In which a of
Ber graap.
[
ha
flo u r.
L et this sp o n g e
rise
Mr*. W . J. A lexander, Roti
little mirth appeared.
Il wa* In namea and (da.va Hint the
lie
look
her
In hla arm«, and atie I, H e«v*rlon.
u n til lig h t. T h en add I ta b le ­
Thank you. Mr llarber." ahe wild. loi**e chiefly occurred, Including her
.
lay there, ronfld.-nt, happy In the
T m an glad yon take It In that way.
spoon s u g a r and 2 te a sp o o n s
own Identity, und It tana tlila fact that ' knowledge lhal «he wa* hi*. Khe put
I waa afraid you might Bod It dig. gave Lee <-au*e for meditation.
s a lt an d en o u g h flo u r lo m ake
her artn* about hla neck and tlielr
F a rk a rh o u a e H olla—M ace in a do u g h th a t ca n be kneaded,.
Bruit la forglva aw*
Hhe bud lived In Ihe fore«!* In child j llpa met And they looked at each
huiMl. »lie aeemed to re.-i.ll a vDIt to j other in all the thrill and glptp and « m ixing bowl o n e -h a lf «up Of A fter k n ea d in g , le t th e dough
“I might, only—welt, you nee. I’ve
alnipln. «cabled sw eet m ilk, one ta b le ­ ris e a g a in u n til lig h t. T h e n ro ll
been thinking of haring II bobbed for them of recent yenr* ; at any rote, «urprtae of I t It waa all
sp o o n , on e ta b lesp o o n m elted o n e -h a lf inch th ic k an d c u t in ­
alie
Had
nil
lb*
woodcraft
of
.mo
to
au
Inrreuibly
dear
and
true.
aome lima, only I never got around lu
"You, woman of mine, without o b u tle r an d o n e -b n lf te asp o o n to fla t b is c u its. B ru s h o v er th e
It | I don't think you made a 'very wb»m the for.-at w*» home. Kbe had
biw-n educated In n convent, *h* name, who have coma to me out of s a lt.
S o ften o n e - h a lf cak e o f to p s w ith m elted b u tte r an d
clean Job of It. did y o u r
Thoy laughed, but aha wag waak, thought, and bad l>een living for gov- nowhere becatiao I wanted yon I llow co n |p rc« » cd y e a st in one ta b le - p lace to g e th e r In p a irs . L et it
eral year» lu a large city, atudylng.
long have yon known?"
aad after ahe had drunk the Ira lew
A d d ris e a g a in u n til lig h t an d b ak e
Kbe tbonght ahe bad tieon atudylng
"I’ve known almoat linca tha begin Hpoon lu k ew arm w ate r.
made fur her. aha fell aaleep until the
tu lie a medical uilaaloiuiry among the nlng that If you cared aa much aa I llyc yca*t lo th e m ilk m ix tu re. in a m o d e ra te oven.
middle at Iba afternoon, hy which
Indiana
.
do. Loo, you nluat lovo me morn than G ra d u ally b e a t in flo u r an d add
time I-ee had rompletad the abetter
Corn Broad — B«-ol o n e
egg
I fo r o n e an d o n e - h a lf to two
Ttiua «he waa not cut off from that I thought It pooolbla to loro."
over her.
«•»«•lathin' of habita, tn*te*. and eg-
lie looked at her Inrrrdulottaly, and
be th o ro u g h ly a n d ad d to it two
" I le tte rr ho naked, whan ahe awoke pertenece that g«ea to make the per between them the pala wrallh ol Ca- cu p s, u n til n o m ore can
w orked In w ith a spoon. Cover c u p s s o u r m ilk an d tw o an d a
Hhe nodded “You don't look nearly
ao awlmmy now." ahe aald "And I'm aonallly ; ahe did not feel that *he had tall« floated for Juat a moment He | an d le t ris e in a w arm place h a lf c u p s c o rn m e a l in w hich 2
i««a( very much, and It waa al» ay* aa bad truated her. He had vowed nevar
n«t In mnrh pain. Hut will I hara lo
' u n til th re e tim e s it* o rig in a l te asp o o n * s a lt, t te a sp o o n o f
to trust again In any woman.
lla here on my hark for day* T"
*i»e.
P lace on lig h tly flo u red b ak in g pow der, ap d t te asp o o n
Then
It
waa
dlaalpated
In
the
tu
n
**Aa a mailer of fart. Iho aooner If aho were upon the point of retn«-ro­ ablno of tlielr love. "Do yon earn b o ard a n d k n ead a little ; ro ll
o d a have been m ixed-
H eal
yon try to walk tha better. I’m going be ring every tiling.
C u t an iro n s k ille t an d p la ce one
Oul of 11.1* rogue, blurrod .Irenm »be , enough to truat youraelf to. me and Ih rc e -fo u rth a in ch th ick .
to m l a eorvleeable crutch for you.
the rbaiwe of what the fotaro w ith a ro u n d c u lle r.
C rease ta b le sp o o n fu l la rd o r o th e r fal
aad yna'II he able to hobble about the had awakenawl to Bnd h.-r-.lf In tho 1 take
may bring to ua?"
in th e m iddle, ru b one h a lf w ith in It. W h en p ip in g h o t. ad d th e
camp jaat as anon aa yon feel Inclined wonda with Lee, wlilmat tha k*<<*l
“I lova you enough to truat you alto-
to." *
edge of how or why alto had coma
m elted b u tte r, fold over, p lace co rn b rea d m ix tu re an d ta k e
«ether, Lee," ahe anawerad.
H u t you're not hurt, are yonT thorn.
o n e in ch a p a r t in an oiled p a s in a h o t oven u n til b ro w n , an d
But
there
waa
juat
the
ahadow
a
t
|
It might have been the coocom I oo
naked the girl. “Your left arm arrtna
m d let ris e u n til double th e ir se rv e a t once.
from tho fall, but Lea. after pondering a little fear In her eye«. "Oh. my
•tiff."
.tear, 1 am afraid, avrfully afraid Of
“I hurt my aide a little, hut It'll ha over the caae, decided that It waa tho time w hen—when 1 remember. Do
all right ta a few days,'* Lee anawrrrd. much morn like a raaa of ahell abork, yon know that alnce I knew I loved
Bhe wrinkled her forehead "Do and that tho Injury to her head bad ou, and thought you cared for me.
en only a contributing cauaa.
you know,“ aha aald. "I don't quit«
have aom.-t lines prayed that I may
He made her a crutch next morning,
remomher filling. I waa riding, you
sever remember? I have been afraid
aayt Were wa both riding ? Then and by tha afternoon, ahe felt well of what may be lying In wait for us,
enough to hot.Mo a few atep* about
where are our h o rerer
waiting to overwhelm us, ag If It
'They were badly hurt.“ wild Lee. tba camp. The accident which had - grudged our liapplneog."
temporarily
ungeared
ber
memory,
“It became oeeeaaary to pot them out
•earned to have wrought a atrnnge
(Omtiuued nexl »eric.)
of ibeir Buffering "
The girl waa trying hard to remem­ change In her nature. Hhe wa* no
b er “A had fall, then» llow did It longer ,wildly tnxloua to push on 1%!
happen? A bad fall In tbta fore*t?" her deatlnaUon; ahe accepted 1**0 aa a P R E P A R A T IO N F O R
“A little (Balance bach. I carried fart In ber life, and ahowed how com­
B R O A D C A S T IN G
W ith fcill b o a tm e n t, fu rn ace, good d ra in a g e , lan d
yon here. We felt down a rocky pletely ahe trailed him, dreplto the
Intimacy In which they went both
at o p r"
en
o u g h for tw o houses, on a rock ro ad th a t’s paid
"oh!" Khe remained ailrnt a little, living.
T
h
e
¡»Ifu
lla
so
il
w
h
en
p
re
-
He
waa
aure
that
her
tnaniory
1
for and readily accessible to both h ig h w ay s w here
arldently trying lo raioeuiber. Then
would suddenly omu- back to her roto- I p u red fo r fiu u l se e d in g should
ahe amllrd
th
e re is no city tax es anil ju s t J blocks to th e train
"You hare been wooderfully go.»! plefely. And. memory did «min* hack Iro firm w ith e n o u g h loose d ir t
to me. You hnow I truated you the In dreams, us with abell-shocki-d pn on lop to co v er Iho seed an d
sta tio n . T h ese hom es have five room s finished an d
minute I aaw you. and I waan't Hi* tlenta, trot only to vnnlsh with the u ct ms a d u s t m u lch to p re v e n t
room for 3 m ore in a ttic If y o u r old hom e is priced
loaat bit frightened, waking up and waking.
At night ls-e, lying near h«*r ts-nenth lo ss of m o is tu re .
finding myeelf alone here In the fore at
r ig h t it can be trad ed iu on one of th ese hom es or
J. J . Van block la s t se aa o u
another rough shelter of hough* that
with you."
th ey can be b o u g h t on easy p ay m en ts
“I hope yon will tie able to bear tho he had made for lilmsolf. would henr ra n a c u lli-p a c k e r o v er th e *1-
walling hern," aald lee. “We'll go on her toastng and meaning, and necaa- ia tfu lan d ju s t b efo re se ed in g
lonally uttering fragrocnta of nntniol- ini,) follow ed the b ro a d c a stin g
Ju*t aa a»*« aa It*« penalMw"
, “Bat I'm not really In any hurry." llglhls aentence*.
o f th e seod w ith a sp ik e to o th
Day merged Into day. Is**'« rlh waa
the girt anawared. It waa odd how
h arro w , w ith tho te e th sla n te d
healing
well,
and
the
girl
was
begin
reconciled ah* accrued to ha now, and
nlng
to
«St
I,W
f.M
.t
to
the
ground
ai
*'»ck
to N glilly co v er th e seed.
how the future had reaaed to trouble
her. "It'« ao glnrloua to be In tha Brat ahe waa ile|><-ndcnt it|>«n Mm In Mr. Van Kleek se c u re d an ex ­
O th e r m eth o d s
wood* again, and at thla time of the n«i*rty everything. Hr hrlp«kl her to ce lle n t sta n d .
year above everything. It'a auch a take her Brat step» without tiro rruteli. muy be
u sed .
P la n k in g
o r
- .
-
---------------------
-
-
— A
-
tong time alnce I waa la tha wooda be­ Ironing upon ht» ahoulder. They were d ra g g in g a f te r se ed iu g fo r the -
fore. I've been living In a big city, alwaya together.
Charter No. 32
Reserve District No 12
m
o
st
p
a
r
t
is
n
o
t
advisod
sin
c
e
It waa so wonderful a companion
you know—nothing but hldcka of
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
houeea and aaphnlt and atone. I fell ship. It wna that comradeship of th e a lfa lfa seed is a p t to be
which l.«-e had always dreamed And d rag g e d o ff th e h ig h p la ce s Into
like a pglaonar there."
The Bank of Beaverton
And !-e* wondered again at her ac- It waa the niare wonderful. p«>rhap«. | (lie low an d th u s so m e s p o ts
tx-rauae tlx> girl'» aoveranre from the w ould l»e le ft b a re o f a lfa lfa .
quleacence In thla new turn of fate.
At Beaverton, in the State of Oregon, a t the do«e of business Apr. 6, 1925.
"Now—may I waah that cut In your paat gave It a aort of unreality, aa'lf It
w ere'a little piece of paradise which
RESOURCES
head and tla It for you?"
they had snatrh«-<l for thcmxetvea out G RIM M A L F A L F A IB
"Tea. doctor," ahe amlled at Mm.
1. Loans snd discount*, including rediscounts shown in items 29
lla boiled the bandage, waahed the of the sum total of human happlnee*.
and 30, if a n y ...................................................................... $350,399 44
NOT W IN TER K ILLT D
boon ahe began to a*sum<> charge of
cut Iff hotted water, and retied the
.00
Overdrafts
secured and unsecured
. . . .
2
.
atrip of cotton about It. The girl waa tile ramp and the rooking- And ta-c,
It p e g h t be o f in te rn a l
to 4. Other bond*, warrants and securities, including foreign gov­
•tilt too n e a t to talk very much. Hut lying at tn>r' feet. Ilatenlng while ahe W a sh in g to n Co. a lfa lfa growers*
ernment. state, municipal, corporations, etc., including
It wan lhe moat wonderful thing that talked, or lying awnhe at night he
113 629.31'
those shown in items 30 and 35, if any
. . . .
th hla shelter, In tha dread of hear­ to know th a t th e re p o r ts o f th e
had ever happened to him. alttlng
I.0M.00
Stock in Federal Reserve B a n k ...........................................
there with her In that Intlmnte com ing har moan, raine at last to reallxe C ounty A gent in M orrow C o u n ­
1,000.00
panlonahlp, forgetting that ahe had ■ hut hi* feeling for her w*a becoming ty in d ic a te s th a t no d am u g e w as
Banking house $
.
; furniture and fixtures, 31,000.00
been at odda with him. putting naide something more than the mere enjoy­ fo u n d in utiy o f th e G rim in u l-
26,195 79
(a) Lawfulfreserve with federal reserve bank
ment
of
her
companionship.
all the nremorlea of conflict, forgetting,
faIfu fields, even w h ere G rim m
(be) Cash on hand in vault and due from other banks, bankers
Ha loved har, he lomctlmoa admit­
too, that ahe waa a woman, arcing In
24,999.02
an
d com m on a lfa lfa a re g ro w ­
and tru st companies
.
.........................................
ted to hlniHulf; and when a word or
her only a comrade.
After awhile Lee made qomr cakea glance of hla would tend the blood ing aid«? by sid e in Ibo sum o 11 Checks on banka outside city or town of reporting bank and
3,799.19
other cash i t e m s ..................................................................
In the aahea of the Are, and cooked mantling Into her rhrok, Iro dared to field.
Total cash and due from banks, items 3. 9,
O cc asio n ally a m an in W a s h ­
gome bacon. The girl wag able to eat think that hi* lova wna returned
10 and 11,
.
.
.
■
$55,0*4.00
a little, and he felt hla appetite re­ And now he enred no longer whether in g to n C ounty w a n ts to p la n t
luming. Undoubtedly he had gone her memory of th* pa»t over came co m m o n a lfa lfa w ith tho long
$527,122.74
T
o
t
a
l
....................................................................................
through the worat of It. Again they hack to her. Almost better to let her s tr a ig h t la p ro o t b ec au se tho
LIABILITIES •
ttvo 111 Ignorance of all that had dis­
■at In alienee, till the girl ayld:
seed is so m e w h at ch e a p e r. T b itf
Capital stock paid i n ....................................................• . .
$ 25,000.00
"Do yon know, I have forgotten your tressed her.
lie began to dread tho inevitable p ro c e d u re m ay be false e c o n ­
9,000.00
name I"
Surplus fund
lie had not told her. hut he aald. day when remembrance would come om y in th e lo n g ru n . Uso th e 18. (a)Undivided p r o f i t s ...........................................
•13.069.54
to blot out their paradl*«'. Only a G rin tm v arie ty . Is Ihe
best
■'Lee Anderaon."
6.407.65
6,661.99
(b) Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid
Anderaon wa* a common enough tittle Incident wouhl he needad. aom* advice.
487.43
19. Reserved for taxes, interest and depreciation
name In the rilatrict, and would convey Hole »hock that would knit tha rav­
20. Dividends u n p a i d ....................................................................
eled
end*
of
memory,
and
then—
nothing to her.
Chick* W a n t Fro« Nang«
22. United States Deposits, including postal savings and
Then what would lie before them?
And a t ahe aeemed «till to he fret-
674.78
deposits of U. X. disbursing officers
Another thing to b* apprehended B rooding ch ick s on rle n n soil
Ing or punllng, Lee laid hla hand on
was the day, ao near now, when tlmy an d g iv in g th em free r a n g e fo l­
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to reserve:
hera and aald:
6You mnan't worry. We aball go must leave their woodland paradise. low ing th e b ro o d in g p erio d h< 23. Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits due
Autumn had returned wondarfully, hut n w ise p ra c tic e , a c c o rd in g to H.
oB Juat aa eoon aa It'« poealhla to."
270,802.30
the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds
"Thnt'i Juat whnt I’ve been wonder­ there waa a sharper tang In tha air K. Crosby, p o u ltry s p e c ia lis t of 24. Demand certificates of deposit outstanding
833,4b
. . . .
each
morning,
everything
wa*
dead
ing about," alie anawered. "It'a very
th e O.A.C, ex te n tio n serv ice. A 25. Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payable on de­
and
Ire
formed
every
night
upon
tha
allly of me, but—where la It that we
two, three o r fo u r y a rd sy stem
6,214.45
mand
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
pool benenth their little «itrlo.'.
are going?"
Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, sub­
b ro o d er
And. aa f-ee looked at her In at- 1 And It seemed now aa If Leo's w ilh Ihe p e rm a n e n t
ject to reserve, items 23, 24, 25, 26
$277,350.23
search for I’elly would have to he pro­ will pe’r m ll r a n g in g Ihe r h ir k s
lonlalunent, ahe went on:
TIM E AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to reserve and
"It'a eiirlm?». you know, Mr. AniWr- tracted through the wlntar month* on clean g ro u n d each y ea r an d
non. but I don't aeem exnctly to re­ If hi* Inqulrle* at the mlHolmi proved ] will go fa r to w ard a v o id in g d is-
payable on demand or subject to notice:'
member where we met, either, or why í r.u!!,eü! .!* r ouW m,,"n r* " rnln* ‘" ¡ c a s e s th a t r e s u lt from so il c o n - 27. Time certificates of deposit outstanding
.
.
.
97.779 26
I left that place-w here waa It? That Little Falls for
■lelgh and dogs.
I la m in a tio n .
He a s s e r ts
th a t 28. Savings deposit«, payable subject to notice
. . .
110,423.54
Then there was th* matter of the 1
big city whoue name'» ellpped my
b ro o d in g a la rg e n u m b e r o f th e
Total ot time an-o savings deposits payable on demand or sub­
memory for the moment. Nor why Free Trader*.
g ro u n d ,
Lee would And hla hamlg full soon | ch ick s on th e sa m e
ject to notice, item« 27 and 28,
.
.
,
$2tt8.202.80
we came to the wood*—came hack to
y e a r a f te r y e a r
an d
ra is in g
I he wood*, yon know." ahe corrected.
enough.
Total
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$527,122.74
'•Do you know. Lee." «aid the « trl]M" ,m
•■Flhg "He on the sam e
"And then, wrho am I? I had my
nnme on the tip of my tongue a mo­ one day, "I often feel a* If 1 were on g ro u n d u se ,| fo r b ro o d in g is S T A T E O F OREGON, C o u n ty o f W *»h Inartoa. so.
Doy G ray . ca« h l» r of th o a b o v e n a m ed b a n k , d o » o lem n ty » w e u - t h a t
ment ago. and I'll know aoon, I «tip- the very verge of remembering. And ab o u t th e s u re s t know n m ethod t h I.
e a b o v e » ta te m e n t Is t r u e to th e b e l t o f m y k n o w le d g e an d h e ||« f
poae. hut It'o—Juat now It all ao.-iu* when I wake In the mnrnlor lust for of g o in g out o f th e p o u ltry
D oy G ra y . C a sh ier.
C O R K E C T— A tte s t:
to he confined, aomehowr." And then an Inatnnt I feel a different prison, a* b u sin e ss.
tleboorihed sad «worn to boforo me th »
F. W L iv e rm o re
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
f.cc realized that her memory of the If I had remembered. And 1 am j
H. K. D onn«y.
afraid of remembering. It la ns If re­
«ill day o f A pril, 1925.
pn*t waa completely obliterated.
He—I
have
an
Ideal
membrance would bring bark some­
n ittf'to r*
F. \V. Cady, N o tary P u b lio . My
Gat Y ou r P rin tin g Donn Now
Khe T re a t It kindly, It’a in
thing terrible with It, Who mu I?"
c o m m issio n ex p ire s J u n . 28, 1928
"You are lust viuul' aulA leu», »mil- ] * s tr a n g e place.
T h o ■cavorton Review
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"Whom at« we BMetf"
Household Dept
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By "Vidor IRfcrasseau.
St
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fw h y Not Own
A Modern Home?
'Tbrai
tablespoon* cream , threefourtha
cu p salad oil, two tab lesp o o n -
fu ls v in e g a r o r lem on Juiee,
th r e e - f o u r th s te asp o o n p ap rik a ,
o n e - h a lf te a sp o o n m u sta rd , one
fo u rth te asp o o n * p ep p er, o n e -
h a lf te a sp o o n s u g a r.
Com bine
dry in g re d ie n ts, ad d cream , an d
g ra d u a lly b e a t in oil, then add
lb«« v in e g a r o r lem on ju ic e .
M rs. W . J . A lex an d er, R oute
I . B eav erto n .
C H EM IO A L
W EED*
FLO W IM
H I M
* IHaroeltwgKAller f r u it p la n t-
m gs th a t aro plow ed and w o rk ­
ed dow n by th e u nddlo o f A -
p ril will c o n s e rv e more m o is­
tu re th a n th o se le ft onplow ed
a fte r th a t «lute, say» & L. S.ong
h o r tic u ltu ra l s p e ria lia t fo r tho
O.A.C. ex ten tio n serv ice, rihado
a n ,| p ro te c tio n affo rd ed hy a
cover cro p doe* n o t begin to
co n serv e a* m uch m o is tu re aa
la lo st by th e leav es th ro u g h '
transpiration.
A fo rm u la fo r k illin g w eeds,
esp ec ially d a n d e lio n s su d o th e r Beaverton
fleH hy-rooted p la n ts in law n s
Is ex p lain e d in a new s ta tio n I
re p o r t as fo llo w s:
B oil well,
o n e - f o u rth o u n ce o f w hite a r -
*em c in o n e -h a lf g allo n o f a o ft
w ate r.
Add o n e g allo n of a o ft | R E D
w a te r a n d o n a - th ird o u n ce of
^
c a u s tic soda, a n d boil
ag a in .
Dip llie p o in t o f a s h a r p wood
»tick in th e s o lu tio n , sh ak o o ff
th e s u rp lu s , a n d p rick th e p la n t
In th e cro w n . T he p la n t o u g h t I
to die in tw o o r th re e day*. I f !
d esire d , th e a m o u n ts m ay be I
red u ced by d iv id in g ea ch q u a n ­
tity by th re e o r . fo u r.
T h is s o lu tio n w ill in ju re th e I
hand* o r c lo th in g if allow ed to
com e In c o n ta c t w ith them , ft
is d a n g e ro u sly p o iso n an d m u st |
be k e p t u n d e r lock an d key.
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BEAVERTON. OREGON
Have A Joint Account
In Our Bank
By a “Joint Acgoiint” we me­
an an account into which ei­
ther a man or his wife may
put money or from which
either may draw money.
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