The Beaverton review., May 13, 1927, Image 4

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d o r s m b lu e w o rd , "U o in c in a .. i.
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g o e s hut w e w o u ld SU ggo -
a
little m orti o u a ip le ie o i a s s in r a - 1
t ion lik e
t h is :
h o m e m a k e r» ..!
h o u s e w iv e s , e x p e r t u « o au o p -
e lie r s , o h iiro b
go ers,
w om en s
c lu b b e r s , b n d g e p la y e r s , illn c a l-
t h e r s , a u liu n o b ile
r id e r s
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p a y s , lio vvas in to w n s . i u d a y
lo o k in g a s c h ip p e r a s a hi 'tin­
titi II
y e a r -o ld .
A lt e r
he a a d
M is
h a v in g a h a r d ro u n d w ith
a n d c a r b u n c le s , he a d v e r tis e d
in th e H e ra ld to - w a p , s e ll o r
re n t th e m to any ne.
He - a y '
th a t b y th e next T u e s d a y
or
W e d n e sd a y a ft ' r th e p ip e r w a s
o u t th e b o ils a n d
c a r b u n c le '
w e re a ll g o n e a n d be b a 'U 't a
bit o f tb o u b le w ith th e m n o w .—
D e k a lb (M o
C o u n ty H e ra ld .
Ill (1 if ** *i»ie w a y th at D ; l ì -
litd ie r j u s U lie s h is fo r m s that
he
th*> w ill • T i f f
>0 sh o u ld
j u s t i f y hi s b u s in t i'- in Hu* c o m -
m u n ity .
E v e ry '
lo c a l
a c t iv it y
s h o u ld be s o c lo s e ly u n ite d w ith
th e lo c a l yiew p a p e r I h a! n c i i h c
V o u ld be m o v -d witli««ut eff«*ct-
ingi th e o th e r .
or
thk
1* tide nl*rn, d e tw o «tory, cU-r. <m
F
house o f beveled siding and state or shin
gle roof.
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One of the
«Me V I
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this house 1 Celt
In. nxm
is three T j ■. i I
exposure, while
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shown
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sides ex poseí! K in«
n e a r « ic .s e pla n
In the plan may m I rhl expelí-
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> living nx «. While
nt rtthi-r end of
this type o f house affords the utmost In
light and ,-ross.ventilation. It would he well
to protect it against the extremes of COM
eat be Insulnlion with eelotex for the
walls and roof. Such Insulation will nlso
eut down outside noises to n marked de-
ree. as In addition to its insulating prop-
erty .-etotex I* an efficient sound deaden or.
The living room has the much desired
open «replace and cleverly arranged book
helves (tanking the entrance to the dining
roe: i. I'he -un porch may hr pot either to
the ale or the hack o f the house, accenting
to the builders' wishes or to conform to the
MCOND f O Í PLAN
jo , rd s of the lot.
**
P r o s p e c t iv e J u n e h ri-ie g «houUI
le vie«»'
b e a u r e lo a tte n d the
C o o k in g s c h o o l.
Horseiadisli and Onions
B y pb.
F a r m i n g th e f a r m e r m i- h t b*
a go o d g a m e i f yo u w ill le i the
•fa r m e r do -Hie fa n n i n g .
SCHOOL
D ui you
s h o u ld
have
been
H iere T u e s d a y lo fin d ou t how a
» o o d le c a n r in g t
T h e s t r o n g le s s o n w a s an ah
s o r b in g o n e , d e a lin g w il It d e ll-
c a d e s th at a ll h u s b a n d - 111.■ to
• a t an d m ost |n >u *ew ives ’ n * ii.il.
to m ak e fo r fe a r o f fa ilu r e
M am - o f th e
b u » h in d a
u n s e lf is h ly
u r g in g llic ir w iv e -
lo a lte n ,| th e se d e m o n s tra tio n »
S u c h lli iu g s a s m a c a r o o n a n d
J S p a n is h Inin c a k e w re m ade aud
j e x p la in e d in d e ta il b\ M rs. D art
Id i
S a m p le s i»f c a k e w e re s e r
v e il to a ll p e r s o n s a t lf ild i u g ,
| C re a m p u f f s , lo n g a b u giilm o
w ith m an y h o u s e w iv e s , lu ll on e
o f ih
d e lig h t - o f c h ild re n w e re
t on e .>I the u t t r a e lm n s o f Hie
ant
" T h e - c r e i o f m a k in g e v e a in
j p „ r r M re a lly • p u f f * " , Mr - D ari
l e l l e x p la in e d , lie s m
s t a r li n g
rn n
ru n
C / 'I
I filli« l
D p i ;F F
H L L iL I
All proposed P »-'* nave thus tar
faded to pro vd e th farm er with farm
relief by Iner asm s tus selling prices
industry h uvever. e - ■ a sum ' nal
gtm iixr si is l; >a by
erins the cost
of product: n A sim ilar solution can
b f succ*
J aprned
asriculiure
j
i- l ic uT production per
m- l ie " •'!' .1 ' iarin i- eini m
*
c t .t a v i **iv n i by u>
U rw r unit* of
power whether horse or mechanical
Wber. >,0 ir.au » as using a single
horw or t in he 1» » " « using from
3 to s
-Fees thus increasing the
ground i- vered fr n 1» 1 1» five ' tie s
By the s, of la ger f wer unlu> hired
labor can I* ■ r .!t:cau or «liqitna it
An a-:
s >f raising corn aivides
costs
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j u s t s t a g e d He a n n u a l " l a w - e n -
for»*timritil re i iv a l. ” 1.m iditi fi an d
in
P a r is re p o rt
an in e re a» f
t h e ir p o lir e fo r i-«'' to lak* • c a r •
T h o M o u n ta in S t a l e s
pow er
o f A in e r ifa n to u r i - I s .
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q n ilti c o p lim e n ia iy to <>ur i v r r -
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't h e s u p p ly f i f t y fa m ilie s t- co il
h a v e m o n e y lo t r a v e l a b ro a d .
: la in e ,) in a re p o r t fro n ) f ’. o t la g e
M a k in g Two hi > le - o f g r a - - t ¡i ,,\ »
g r o w w h e re o n ly on* gr- w b e ­
fo r e i« rail**.I -u e '- f t i ! :'arin -
in g . T h is d o e s n l h o v e »
ip -
p ly to a ll b ran e h e -i o f
- »cul­
t u r e a n y m o re .
A re o rii e g
In
s t a t i s t i c s , it I»»',: Hie m , | ,{
tw o s h e e p fo c m h e
w o m an
p r o p e r ly but now a - jit <■ .
»lens it. w n rk in ir u n io n I ups
t h a t . Evi< 1 **nHy th e reu s,
I h er •
i s -slitl a b o u t Hie a : i t •
m an d
f o r w oo) m u st i e ,]ue lo
■ fact
< li at H terc is so tiitieh of it
n e e d e d to p u ll o v e r th e f n i i T -
eyes.. e x p la in in g to th em
why
everythin« th e y h a v e to biix i■■■.-
lo he h ig h a n d w lia f the
ha \ e
to «el| !ia s to lie c h e a p .
W hen
-r
rgunls Incom e
"8
is selling price
■*C‘ Is co st o f pi -ductu-n
Q " Is «he gu iltily o1 pr.eiu o-
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to
has
of
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SECOND LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
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All oautanrfin*
!.ih*rt? T-'«n 4
p*r e*nt hon«N of 1927*41 iS#con«l 4**)
and all ouUUndintf Second I ibrrtjr U * n
Converted 4 V* pff c « n Sonda of 102 7-42
(Second 4 l* ‘ a> arc c*l!«il for redemption
on November IS. 1927, pursuant to the
term« uf Ihoir u»u«\
Intrreot on all
Second 4 » and S»
< H *a will ceaae on
aaid redempilon «j*U. H avffnbfr IS, 1927
Holder« of S-eond 4‘ a aad B-«*oad
4 '* '* M
W I
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ÚM Sond«
redeemed and paid at rar on November
IS. 1927.
SurS holde • ir a -, however,
ta advane» of November 14. ?92 7. be
offered tho prfvile*# of •vehaTginr * * I of
part of t**elr lr»nd* for other i n t - m i -
hearing obligation« of t “ # f o i le d Stair«.
Holder« who dr«iro I» «vail
of the ««change privilege, if and when
announced, should requnt thrir ba*ik or
tru«t comnonv to n««»ifv them when
Informa ion regarding t • ««cKang« oifer-
ing is re««4v«d.
Further inforrrathvn mar he obtain«-*!
from any Feder»l Reserve Bank or branch,
or from the Commiaaio er of the Pubiia
Debt, Treasury Department. W ashington.
B»oaf#
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cvtacoowNf
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1 he Many Advantages of the
New Smoothtop
vyill be demonstrated at the
Co Scho
Review Free
Beaver Theatre,
2.30 P. M.
May, 17 - 19
by ROSE BARTLETT
Home Service Department of the
PORTLAND GAS & COKE COMPANY
TO OLDS, WO R T M A N \
KI NG » T HE H E A R T Ol- P OR T L A N D
pur
lan d
secu re
1
I-1
T O A L L H O L D E R S O ’*
Ifni
Professor Davidson states 'W h ere
quantity of production is held upper
most one Huds prosperous farm er*
who plau to farm more acres without
Increasing the overhead."
A. W M E L L O N .
Corn controls central western agrl
Secretary of the Treasury.
culture In that area the acreage one !
W ashington, May 9 . 1927 .
man can farm Is dependent on the
gunih^r he can cultivate
With the )
sing!« row cultivator be was unable
to cultivate more than four to seven
acres per day The two row eiiltfvafi*» l
doubled this amount. Three and four
row cultivators are b o w on tb<‘ mar­
k e r -e v e n s'x row were used this s e a
A L L R OA DS L E A D
son it cull ites fifty acres per day.
ch ased
M any o f ih ,, lu d o ■ s ta y e d lo
ask
M rs
M arl let I
n iim e rm is
n u e slm n
ab o u t c o o k in g a n d In
a d m ire (h e lu 'a iilifu l a ll -e n a m e l
ra n g e « w ith th e li
m ........
e o iiv e m e n e e s o f s n in o ll, (op , n u ­
Im n a lie h eat c o n im i, a n il in su -
lat>s| o v e n .
Í
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
have boeu the mam ubt-iructlon* to
lower pn-duction co st. Lar-.-rr p iwer
unlit are d lug much to decrease laboi
factors
Also, larre r power nulla If
; used over larger farm areas c m uo
| much 10 lower the power percentage,
Professor J. B. Davidson, senior ag­
ricultural engineer. Dinted S ia t .s De
pertmein of Agriculture, summing up
investigational work in Sii s u es, of­
fers this equation for farm ing:
1
<s — o u
||,,. lo ik in g al Ifm d e g r e e s fo r I'll
.,1111111» ', 1 Ix-u re d u c in g th e b a k -
, tl)i | n u p c i a l urn to 3 ? » d e g r e e s
fo r J 5 m in u te s ,"
1 ARÛI OVfN
* * . d o , « h r . c in s in u i., C h icago. 1*1«.
: MORE HORSEPOWER
T h e y s h o u ld r e s e r v e tin te n th
e m p ie
flo o r o f th e new m u s ic
# t P o r tla n d f o r th e i e n o r '
C O O K IN G
lC o n tin u e d fro m fr o n t p a g e )
C o v e r e d w ith e m e rg e n c y
ic in g
a n ,j n h e a v y c o a lin g o f shr«*d«le>|
c o c o a n u l th e fin is h e d c a k e w o u ld
tix c ile (b e on\> o f a n y e la b o r a t e
c a k e r e q u ir in g th re e tu n e s
as
m u ch w o rk .
O r a n g e H read p r o c la in ie d
a
fa v o r it e d ain ty
fo r
lu n c ln o n s
an d t e a s , w a s a p o p u la r n u n il v r
on th e p r o g r a m
The
iM ioat«*
c o lo r a n d fla v o r o f th e b re id
c a m e fr o m s m a ll p ie c e s o f o r ­
a n g e rin d w h ich h ad been a l ­
lo w e d to s lm in e r in on e q u a r t o f
w a t e r be fo r# b a n d .
S a m p le ' o f
O ra n g e D re a d w e re IN* tre a t o f
th e d » r .
H ave y o u e v e r h e a rd „ H o u se
w iv e s
O rc h e s tra '*
W hen
R o se
D ari lei t p ic k s up a sp o o n th e
m u s ic b e g in s .
E s p e c ia lly w hen
s h e m a k e s a n o o d le r in g .
T h e r e 's th e m elo d o n s In n in g
o f th e flo u r s if t e r . I he w h ir lin g
s e n s a t io n o f e ^ c b r a 'e r s a n d Hu*
r u r a l c r a c k li n g o f e g g '. T h e g a s
b eat s in g s
\m l the “ O lis “ an d
" A l l s " o f th e a u d ie n c e lend a
c o m p le te h a rm o n y lo Hie r i n g ­
in g a f f a i r .
at
rig h t
<*ity to
J.in k R iv e r b r a n c h .
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.
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Come to the
Million Dollar May
T R U S T COM PANIES
RANK N EW SPA PE R
A D V ERTISIN G H IG H EST
T a « outwtnndiag trust institutions
of the Uni-ed States are those that
w ere pioneers in using advertising as
a means of selljng their services a
speaker »old a conference of tru-t
oompanies held in New York recently
He presented the results of a question
M ire sent out by the Trunt Co:
Division. American Honker
lion, making an Inquiry int
a I
rertisln g practices of Instit
tag a trust business
Thr-
every four trust c
:
•ngaged In extending trust
,-v
were found to be- advertls'
epinicn was exp ri-se d by th •tit
that their g-nwtb
u:<J i
V fo
the amounts *peu: each yeatj
vertislng
The local newspaper is ■ ■ n
highly regarded advertising :.r !.
It w as disclosed. In all.
,,, .
a n * » e rin i the qui : .1
local pap- rs end 33 S did :
■ Utl tlons buy ng space :.» 1 <
are evenly dlrided a m o i , a h -
e f the country Cotnpuri»-
x
1
for selling person i trust si >
i
consbh r ng their effertiveni
fr .1
ths standpo’a« of p: luclng resulto,
the speaker declared that the . • I
new spapers , hoal ue ■
list l ‘. . 1-
ers and bm klets , ,n reach a Inn. d
audience. h<- observed, but the news­
paper It the best medium for acqulr
lng prestige and rness circulation
It
lid n e 'e r be on 1 tiled, he u qed
i m
A gigantic store-wide sale that marks a new
milestone o f progress for Olds, Wortman &
King. Starting Thursday, May 12, and con­
tinuing for nine days, sales will be held every
day to prove in fact the merchandise advan­
tages o f this store and its service to the people
of Oregon. Not only physically has this store
changed for the better, but you will find here,
too, an organization loyal, fine, true, with one
purpose —to make this the store to which all
Oregon wHl always point with pride as its first
and best store —as the real heart 0} Portland i
m
Fares Cut
on the Red Electrics
S o w , rou n d trip tickets between Red Electric stations
at b u t a tenth m ore than the regular one-wav fare.
Plan onc-day trips for business or pleasure. Travel at
low cost. Have the maximum amount o f time at your
destination.
H 5 '- to P O R T L A N D and back. For use any di»y and
good for return on any train leaving pru»f fQ midnight
o f date o f sale. Sim ilar low fares betw een other IU 4
tiectric stati cm».
For longer» Itit«, ask about 10 -ride commutation tick­
ets. good fo r 60 days. Take as many in your party as you
wish at these low fares. Other fares and limits to suit
y ou r plans.
Ride safely, comfortably on the Red E lectrics. Save
time, money and nervous energy.
.
Scat
-
Pacifie
C. E. ALLEN, Agent
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M O C I E J f I V I
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MOR R I S ON,
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Come the first d
Come every day!
It's shopping time for
tin wholt country suit!
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