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BUSINESS D IR E C T O R Y FR O M CORRESPONDENTS Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as Told by Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly^ j STUDIO BARBER SHOT FIRST CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES * two years. Mrs. Clarence Slider, who ha« been a guest for the past three Pr. R. S. Welsh of Hoavert 'r. was weeks at the J. C. Snider home, ¡returned to her home in Cathlamct, A. E. HANSON here Thursday calling on some > f I Wash., tho fit-t o f last week. Her WOOD and COAL the aick one* around town. | husband was here for the w-eek •Mias Itvne Williams of Portland end. and she re urned with him. Cord Wood or Slab—any length spent tho Memorial day with her any kind Mrs. Harriett Ford who has mad Phone 45*4 *“ U r- Mr#- Earl & B* 11- Prompt Delivery.. her homo with Mr. and Mrs. Georg ________ C. Vandermost has been Ul at his , Snider during the pest echo 1 jreet _________________ home during the past week, but is wotu to Portland Friday where sh roport.d *» gaining at this writ- will visit relatives during the sum HALSTEN HARDW ARE ing. STANDARD HARDWARE Miss Luella Dallnian who has ent- | Following are the names o f th. and FURNITURE th paid for old atovea and I .ployment in Portland sp-nt Sundiy , :c hth gr..de gr.;.! i it - fi-m I with her parent», Mr. an 1 Mrs. Au- Kmton school: Mahlo YanKleek furniture 'guat Dallmarm. i Ivan Bieriy, Robert Teufe', Fran' In Bank Block ’ The session o f state grange which Richards, Yuma Dalltnann. Kvelyt was to have been held in Marsh- Richards, Mary Fountain Service . . .Beet ef ta ts ^ Juni> n _u will ^ h<ld ln Teufel. J. E. Strphesa, Prop. ------------------------------------------------------- - M OUR KIN TON HAPPENINGS J! Whitehall Restaurant Point> U i o s y ■ kie - u and „„ a PANUY MAGAZINES CANDY UEAVEKTUN *•: o f Santa Crust c , Misj U f, ^ M* u'e # Bell f#w ^ ^ ^ OREGON Esrl C. Bell, lsst week while en- , route to Puyallup, Wash. ^ ! E. L. Cox and L. W. Crowder of Scholls shingled the new bam on the O. H. Peterson ranch on *vfc SOLICIT YUUR PATRONAGE Eend road, last week, beaver ton Lumber Co> Mr. and Mrs. J. Weston Hall an- daughter and Mrs. Mahlo Hall Smith, aU of Portland were M'r.'mr ial day visitors at the home of Mr and Mr». E. L C x. The Hall tarn ily formerly resided in the satm city in Maine iRockland) as Mr and Mrs. Cox. Tuesday was “ clean-up'’ day a C. C. Dickson ___ ♦ - of / oi__ u Cornet Shedd, p’e of days last of Mr. and Mrs. and son and Jack ' f ™ * * haH Th* Lewis Brothers, Proprietors ____ - a .... Or., spent cou «hat has been scattered around sir.ct week at the home the repairs were made was sawe up and put in the basement, and th J. J. VanKleek. MARES & SON | grounds were graded up, which RESTAURANT Mr and Mrs. Walter Van Kleek S’r«at!y improves the looks, general SHORT ORDERS ***** daughter o f Beaverton, spent ly- MKALS the week end at the home of his i . T v i n i - a r i * £ " 7 . a r s . ’t e -s s s . r, ,'1 hatMO SL Mr. and Mrs. Aldred Richards m,|l with R. Teufel on the Teufel _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and family 0f Portland spent the ran<th has recently rr ved s mo ma week end at the home o f Mr. R i- ehinerv from Beaverton, whore h. chard.«' parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. bas l'een living for the past few F. W . BISHOP A . Richards. | years to the Kirk Hoover ranch PLUMBING and HEATING Mr and Mrs. Charles McElligotl ' is saw ircr •"«« h*“ '- Hardware, Paints and three children from lone ar.d ‘"5 J " ! ° h" mi!1 in R •n'erton . . . Boaverlea Herman Holboke o f Heppner sp en t'I™ ” * he is m*k n» «h<‘m 1 ’ «° lum- Phone, 2003 a few days last week at the home ' t% of Mr. and Mrs. F. J, Holboko. Lady Bldg. • ntertained friends from 'ast week. Ileaverton f tironcii I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gaunt and sen " Dicky“ were Saturday, Hills- •boro visitors. Mr. ami Mrs. Amltvw iverv* dinner iruaaU of friends, Saturday evening. AVNOOVCDIEVTS Denholm Portland — THREE-IN-ONE RECIPE Lemon Gelatine tah'espoon granulated gelatine tablespoons cold water «* cups boiling water 1 cup sugar ew grains o f malt i eun lemon juice Soak g. latino in cold water 5 min- des: add boiling water, sugar, salt nd lemon juice. Turn into cold iolds and chill. Lemon S»~- . r—iff Per lem on Sponge, when jelly . . * «•gins to «»iff ,n | eater until light’ and frothy * * * ' trotny. r. . Snow .. i ,tn0n Snow, add to lemon > *tjffly-heat«n whit«» of eggs- STRAWBERRY i c e c r e a m 1 junket tablet tablespoon cold w*ater l pint milk cup sugar v pint cream ; ruPs strawberry puree . tablespoons lemon juice Crush junket Ublet and dissolve W . E. PEGG Misa Bertha Dallmann, . 1 who has ._____ »pending the past few weeks Mrs. A'bert Xnult wns a Satur EMBALMER , t th* eoilst „ r iv e d home last Mon- cay Port’and visitor. Beaverton day. and is at the home of her Robert Marvin is building a g.v parents, Mr. and Mrs _A. H. Dall- rage at his home here. UNDERTAKER and Grange Building — u I I ------ mann. Robert Doolittle moved to Van- Block Wood, Planer Ends; grades o f Utah-Wash. coal. Yard at Front A Main Jun« 9th will b« observed as Children’ Sunday in uui ’ ° « wummj iturvn* our v Church- Th' . th,,m* th« morning worship service at 11:00 will be “ Child- hood's Three Fold Birthright." The annual Children'« Day Sunday school program will pe presented at 8:00 on Sunday evening. Everyone Is cordially invited to attend this in teresting service o f songs and re citations. Optomerist Eyes Tested Beaverton Frame« •> Fitted r t ^ 2 f Church of Christ Announcements for June 9 V» Day in our Bl- - - will ■ short program rh,> h' ur la 9 Help ^ ^ S- TH E PLUM BER Remodeling Constructing R. R. SUMMERS Contractor and Builder Plana and Eatimatas Furnished Cabinet Work Solicited Phone 1412 Beaverton, Ora. I HOME POINTERS ffi- « IS! Whan vegetables are too old and todgh to serve whole, they may be bat'd in soups and purees, as strain« ing removes tha tough and (indi gestible material. A tablespoon of egg whit« added to coffee will give the beverage a clear color- ______ 41 I « To prevent cmam from spattering while whipping it, a piece of wrap- ping paper a little larger than the bpwl may be split in the center and fitted around the narrow part of the egg beater, to that it serves M a covering fo r the bowl, --------- If tomatoes for salsd arp covered with boiling water for a minute, the water drained o ff an«i the tomatoe« rinsed in cold water, the skins will come off easily, leaving the toma- toes whole and solid. a. in. Itav. J. M. O'N eill, — vote bonds, “ yes'* — M -E. CHURCH Sunday School, 10 a tn. Preaching Servlcea, t l a.m , 8 p.m. Epworth League, 7:10 p.m. Everyone eordlal'y InvIUxI to the Churrh with the friendly welcome. — B. Waddingten. Pastor I \ B A N K \\ r O F B E A V I5 R T O N Livermore, t’ rin. II. K. D cunej, Vice I’ m , Doy Orny, ('aahier New Model | O € d a r M 0P Regular $1.00 Value with Every Purchase o f Genuine Certain-teed '«•»irwT1*« F L O O R T E X R u g or Roll Goods * T T * ' K e,t ' Here is good new« for every housewife—sensational—yea and true. Think o f it, a genuine O-Cedar M op, latest im proved model, the pad may be removed, washed or renewed. Thia mop, regular price $1.00, is given away with every purchase o f a C E R TA IN -TE E D Floortex Rug or 14 yards o f Floortex roll goods. If! This mean.» a $1.00 p rem iu m — FREE w ith e v ery effg-white» , 5 table-spoons sugar. Heap ! on top o f custard and serve. P DEWEY If You Are Thinking of Purchasing A Radio Or Are Needing Repair W*rk Dona On Your Car, Call THE BEAVERTON GARAGE Mr. Flynn Manager and 7:30 p. in. slmJa^ dl*h ContaininZ P*‘eled and Oregon for itaelf. Phone 7702 Haptlam — f p. m. W eekday Maas 8:20 Men of affairs never debate the question “ Where shall 1 keep these valuab'e pape s and documen s?’ ’ Every ............................................................................................................................... successful man and many of lesser means always have a safety deposit box in a burglar and fireproof vault and fully insured against lo s s of any kind.Our safety deposit . vault has been tested and approved by the National l Insurance underwriters, and you take no risk when you f entrust your valuable papers to it’» care econd pour i n t ^ f ' t*Wct: it,rT * U' gr' v,n’ «»«* *uuril' lrm,° £ T L c‘ n, ¡ 2 1 . 7 * - sit. anl freeze to a mush. Add ream, whipped, strawberry puree Preaching and Lord's Supper, at f d Ittmon juice. Prepare puree by Sermon on “ Some View» ot ruihing about one quart of straw- Mission Field.” Special Music •«fries and rubbing through sieve. Evening service in cvhnrge of the dding sugar if necessary. young people, 8:00. The eennon. on “ Are our young people Hell bent?*' should be heard by both young and k V « JELLIED CHARLOTTE peckage cherry or raspberry flav- ored gelatin, l cup boiling water *, CUP cold water or fruit juice hponge cake or cup cake Dissolve flavored gelatin in boiling water C^ d w ,ter or D“uit juice Until. Cut out center of wi ^ Our work speak« B(averton, Ore., Gateohlam — 8:30 «nd For Rent- Home For Valuable Papers — vote bonds, “ yea” — FRUITY CREAM CUSTARD 4 oranges - eggs ’■* cup sugar - teaspoons flour “e teaspoon salt - cups milk ^ teaspoon vanilla. 5 tablespoons sugar Beat egg add 8U(?ar f ,#ur « J z.lt nnd tnig thoroughly. Add rn'Ik and cook in double boiler until thick enough to coat spoon. \ Cool, add vanilla, and turn into ’ DR. A. E. WILSON Sunday 9:30 a. in. Masses —- 7:40 - I Î H E L CHURCH Great Industry Springs From Idea Born 60 Years Ago C. J. Beach, Manager Sunday <0 a. hi . iT T ^ îT AU was In town Friday, calling on some ! ct>uver’ ^ a' h * Saturday. of her pupils. Mrs. Toxier has **^r* Mrs. Harry Price were been a teacher of the upper grades r <>rtl*»3 visitors, recently. P0». n* * C * *kL* P“ 0r C,kis- I Mrs w in g Rogers durin* P. L. Schells 1,1 Kint0n *cho01 I CUP Mr. OREGON a hollow that *: win hold ar.d the gelatin. Sanford BEAVERTON When gelatin is thickened, pour in to cake. Chill until firm. Cover Beaverton Barber Shop op w,th whiPPvd cream, just before < .'.n g. Part of the gelatin may C. J .STEVENS, PROPRIETOR unti?’ !5Ped WUh r° Ury e K * h " " v r 11 o i consistency of whipped SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ream, and substituted for whipped Beaverton, Oregon ream. Serves 8. BEAVERTON FEED and PRODUCE COMPANY Highway and O- E. Tracks St. Cecelia Church P I DEPONITS r\ — Aloha-Huber Review Kiutoii ('liurch AU aru invlted to attend (ho i hildren's Day uxervises to l>e glv- “ * Ute Kinton churrh. Sumlay. Regular aeaalon of the Hilde schmd Will be hehl at 10 o'clock. lt will full,.weil by tho program, whieh "i ll consiat of vocal muile, reelta- tions and exervist-s by the scholars At the rloae of the progrnin a ha»krt |Unch will Im aervml In the »rrovo jolnlng th« churrh. All at- tending nre roquested tu bring lunch and dishea. A speelul Invitation la extern! -d «ho parenta o f Ute chiltlrvn to ba j present. “ Dick” and “ Full** Bowman en- t' rtained about twenty friends at ■> P*>ty at their home Saturday ; evening. Cards and dancing were 1 •njoyed until a late hour, whon do- i I ghtful refteahments were served. — vote bonds. "yes Conto and enjoy thia aervire. —Oacar A, Cooper, Pastor ■— vote bonda, "y cs“ —, D p Experienced growers of clover ¡f" usually pasture back or clip «he crop early, says the Oregon ex- T B. W E L C d Z)U Sixty years ago, In the autumn of thls year, an idea was bora whose In- . _____ , . ___ . _ . fluence has spread to all nooks and corners of the globe. Back In the llttle New Jersey town of Vineland In the Pall of '09, Dr. T. B. Welch reallaed e desire to serve a communion wine in the church of which he was a member, by substituting fresh grape Juice for the traditional. Concord grapes then were relatively new. bav- Ing resulted a lew years before from the horticultural wizardry of one Ephraim W. Bull, the fruit taklns Its name from the town in which the ex- perl merits were made— Concord. Maes Substitution of the unfermented Juice for the fermented wine was revo- lutlonary. the entire pack consisting of only a dozen bottles— a dozen hot- ties now grown to many thousands ol tons annually. Prom Dv. Welch's tradltlon-shetter- ing Idea real industrial, religious, health and eoclal romance has sprung for grape juice now forms the basis ol a business which has assumed hugs proportions and which has linked It- self with th# seven-dsys-a-wtek life of tha world. Dr Welch's experiment gave to his son—Dr. C. E. Welch, then — vote bonds, My«*" — Mr. and Mrs L. L. Lasswell and son, Lewis Lee, Jr., spent Sunday wjth p ortland friends, , u M li! A toa«“ H.ult;t‘ «he week at the home of her «)«- * r , Mr.. Fred Braun of Forest Grova, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Perkins of Westdale entertained Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Higgins of Portland at din- ner Sunday. Mr M c> McKercher arrives f rom gan Frani-isc0 Friday evening (tonight) to spend several weeks with his family hers. There will be no Floral Show at Onions »Heed and served with vtn- the Grange Hall Saturday after eger, salt and pepper make a de noon on account o f the scarcity o f licious fetish. _______ roses and other flowers. Radishes are attractive when served' in the form o f “ radish ro- Ses Slita sre mad^around the ra- dish to within a short distance o f the top. It is then placed in cold water and upon standing for a few minutes the skine will turn beck, giving each «lit the sppesrsnee of £*• and Mr*. W. S. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hulett and family and Mrs. Orval Thompson and son. Alan, were entertained at a dinner at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Fred Uraun and son, Billy, of Forest Grove. Mrs. Thompaon "«mained for a visit. She will re- 8 roes petal, turn Friday night (tonight), a young man—a vision which has »m - broced a big span of the future. The father dlacouraged bis son from gin ng up h u pncUct< aad , much " , ^ [tme M the development of thla busl- ness, but the son had caught the real vision of s popular frult-Julce bever- a n . He encountered many obttaclea, hut never lost faith In the project, The greatest Concord-grape belt In the wtrld today extends tor a dlt- t&nce of about sixty miles along tbs southern shore of Lake Erie— from the vicinity of Erie. P a, skirting the Chau’ auqua district, to Silver Creek, N. V.—and the fruit from thla section 1 produces most ot the Conccrd-graps juice now used In all parts of the world. Through pasteurization, the juice Is made to retain Its unfermenv- ed state Indefinitely, 1 One o f the busiest regions of the nation In the Autumn c f the year Is the Conccrd belt along Lake trie, where the vineyards swarm wttn grips gatherers and the preasers at the u>* plants work from early morn til- late at night to extract the Juice. There is a saying In Westfield, the heart of «he belt, that ths "dew Is scarcely nil «ns grape before It la in the hands of tos V r ti0n' tor this *?' bliK,m will be delayed to Ther II T l’” ’ fatU>n ot mi'lges; here wil he more moisture left ho soil for the development of j the second crop; it reduces weeds •nd there are more insects for red clover pollination. I lk LOANS m •SB on real estate. Low inter est cost, repayment priv« ileges. Write for detail» CER TAIN - TEED Quality Know n th e World Over WASHINGTON Savings & Loan Assn. Shut» Bldg. Hillsboro, Ore. Fresh Meats j For Real Wholesome Meats at the | Lowest prices, come to the City | Marnet, where only the Finest Cuts j are soM and service is prompt and | \ Efficient Complete ateortment of new patterns direct from factory. ! RUG SIZES 6 feet X 9 feet ...................... 16 50 7tt feet X 9 feet .................. 9 feet X 9 feet .................... 8-25 9 feet X 10 % feet .................. 9.45 9 feet X 12 feet ...................... 9.95 Clip This Coupon— Bring It A long Clip thle coupon now. It doean’t obligate you in any way whatever. It ia limply an Introductory offer and serves only to let ua know that you have aeen the advertise ment and want to take advantage of it. Thla apecial offer challenge# anything you have ever aeen or heard of. We leave It to you to decide, but decide quickly—the rugs will go fait. The offer ia limited to a week and only one to a family. That’» fair, isn't it? Present your coupon, aelcct your pattern. That'# all—but hurry. E veryone know« C E R T A IN -T E E D quality, knows the gigantic organization responsible for all of CER TA IN -TE E D products. You are as sured complete protection through a guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. H ere ia w hat y o u j e t —just think o f It: A beau tiful C E R T A IN -T E E D F loortex rug— your choice o f many alluring patterns—at prices re markably low, exceptional value* In themselves. Then, in addition, you get a genuine O-Cedar Mop, Uie latest model, complete with handle and metal box to keep the mop in, with a new patent feature which makes It readily renewable—an article which has been inspected and approved by the Good Housekeeping Institute, with stand ard purchase price o f $1.00 stamped upon it. Here you have a bright new rug on your floor, one that stays clean easily and can be kept c « i- tinually clean by an occasional mopping. In ad dition you have FREE the new O-Cedar Mop that is the only thing you need to keep the rug brightened up and continually renewed. Don’t delay—take advantage o f this offer just as soon as you possibly can. CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORP. Benson & Newlander Beaverton Here is a really great FREE offer An-', the Floortex rugs in themselves arc wonderful vulufS. We want you to know them better, be familiar with tho beautiful pattema and colorings, appreciate the C E R T A IN -T E E D quality which keeps its full luster In spite o f hard wear. Beautiful glowing pattema in various ahadca will brighten up any room in your home—just the thing for Spring. They are sanitary, eaay to keep dean, hard to wear out. In fact only after purchasing can you fully appreciate the Certain-teed process of build ing quality from the felt out— producing with each step In the manufacture tne Certain-teed Built-In Finish. The color» are impregnated into the base o f the rug where they wear and wear/ fi/' ' CV i p u rch a se Oregon Halsten’s Hardware Furniture Store BEAVERTON OREGON i
