T IIE BEAVERTON REVIEW
Friday, January 31, 1030
Clean Kidneys
By Drinking
Lots of Water'
Taka
S a lta to Flush K id n ey»
B lad d er B othera o r
B ack H u rt«
HATE
If 1
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A r th u r D .
l l o n d c a N udili
R a tin g to o m uch ric h fo od m ay pro-
dura kidney trouble In aomc form .
Bay a a w ell-known authority, because
the add s created excite th e k id n e y *
T h e n th ey become overworked, get
Blugglah, d o g up and cause a ll sorts
o f dtstreaa, p articu larly backache and
m isery In th e kidney regio n, rh e u
m a tic twinges, severe headaches, a d d
O o p y r ltlt .
ARTHUR
ItS I
XX R O W R S N
F M IT H
W N C S*r>tc«
Btomach, constipation, torpid Uver,
Bleepleeeneaa, bladder and urinary I r r i
tation.
T h e m om ent y o u r beck h u rts o r k ld -
Beye a re n 't ac tin g rig h t, o r I f blad d er
bo th era you, begin d rin k in g lo ta o f
good w a te r an d also get about fo u r
ouncea o f Ja d S alts fro m an y good
p h a rm a c y ; ta k e a tablee p o o o fu l tn a
glsss o f w a te r before b re a k fa s t fo r a
fe w d ays an d y o u r k id n e ys m ay th en
a c t One. T h is fam ous s a lts Is m sde
fr o m th e a d d o f grapes an d lem on
Juice, com bined w ith H ild a , an d has
been used fo r years to flush clogged
k id n e ys an d s tim u la te th em to a c tiv
i t y ; also to n e u tra lis e th e a d d s tn
th e system so th a t th e y no longer
Ir r it a t e , th u s o ften re lie v in g blad d er
disorders.
Ja d S a lts canno t In ju r e a n y o n e ;
m akes a d e lig h tfu l effervescen t ltth la -
w a t e r d rin k w h ic h m illio n s o f men
an d wom en ta k e now and th en to help
k e ep th e k id n e y« an d u r in a ry organs
c le a n , thus o fte n av o id in g serious k id
n e y disorders.
To Cool a Burn
U m
H A N F O .-J y s
B a ls a m o f M y r r h
H e K new the G am e
D a v id — H o w did P h il m anage to get
Lois In terested In him ?
H a r o ld — H e m anaged to get Jane In
terested in him .
SLEEPLESSNESS
km tfcto
tw c o w tu ty
k i * n t .( k W ay
When a th a m sod d iS c m .t tboocfcts keep
y ou
from
fa i Una lu to p cn crfu l l i t r o
KLM E M B C S KOENKVS N K IV LV X.
I by-word of pro rca 1
èttt In U m > treat?
traaot o f S e rró m e
Nerr ou* ladlgcBUoa
ut ] Ixrt-
lion and N arro
bttoub
UU1U7. A«rncJ*B All Orar tb# World.
A T ALA D R U G STORES
B oth Sound Easy
M ahs— Is It ea sier to lea rn g o lf th an
m otoring?
B abe— One's Just as diffic u lt as th e
other. In g o lf you hit nothing, and in
m o to rin g you
b it e v e ry th in g .— A n
swers.
Makes Life
Sweeter
N e x t tim e a coated tongue, fe tid
b re a th , o r a c rid s k in gives evidence
o f sour stom ach— tr y P b ilU p s M ilk o f
M a g n e s ia !
G e t ac q u a in te d w ith th is p e rfe c t an
ti-a c id th a t helps th e system keep
sound aDd sw eet. T h a t every stom ach
needs a t tim es . T a k e i t w h e n e v e r a
h e a rty m eal brin g s a n y d isco m fo rt.
P h illip s M ilk o f M a g n e s ia has w on
m edical e n d o rs e m e n t A n d convinced
m illio n s o f m en an d w om en th e y d id n 't
h a ve “In d ig e stio n ."
D o n 't d ie t, and
don’t s u ffe r; Just rem e m b er P h illip s .
P le a s a n t to ta k e , an d alw ays effective.
T h e nam e P h illip s Is Im p o r ta n t; I t
Id e n tifie s th e genu ine p r o d u c t " M ilk
o f M a g n e sia” has been th e C . S. regis
te re d tr a d e m a rk o f th e C lia rle s I L
P h illip s C hem ical Co. an d Its p re
decessor C h a rle s I L P h illip s since 1875
P hillips
*
M ilk .
o f Magnesia
H o w C o u ld She K n o w !
H u s b a n d — H o w long w ill It ta k e you
to dress?
W ife — H o w much tim e have you?
H e m ust have a long spoon
ea is w ith the d e v il.— M a rlo w e .
who
C olds C ost M oney
I t is estim ated that
a t offerer from col de
l o s e s t h r e e da ys 1
tim e from worn i.t
FORTIFY
YCURSEÎJ?
AGAINST
COLDS, f
GRIPPE i j f t .
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CHAPTER X II —
C o n tin u e d
— 21—
T w o m ore broadsides sm ote th e p ri
v a te e r In the In te rv a l req u ire d to (a c t
ou t o f the d a u g ei «one, and w hen she
recovered her ra k in g position the Had
ger continued to (la ll her w ith several
heavy guas th a t could he aim ed fo r'
ard . A lu cky
ahot
dism o un ted
a
tw e lve-p o u n d er an d puddle« o f hlood
soaked th e sand th e powder hoys had
s p rin k le d across the d eck
Hut one
by one th e B a d g e rs guns ceased flr tu *
as her hu ll w as racke d fro m end to
end by th e relen tles s broadsides nt
(h e T a n k e r brig , and presently th e f e n
tu rlo n h auled out o f th e sm oke hank
to su rvey th e s itu a tio n , th e tavng T o m
alo n e h a m m erin g a w a y at th e u n fo r
lu n a te B ritis h e r.
T h e Badger w as a d re a d fu l sight
her re m a in in g salts split en d ta t
te red . bet rig g in g a w ry , her upper
w o rk s la rg e ly dem o lish ed
A nd site
looked to he som ew hat down by the
head. But the W h ite Kustgu floated
a t th e Jagged peak nt her m lu e n ap
p a te n tly n a ile d th ere, at In te rv a ls In
th e riven belt o f her b u lw a rk s g rin n ed
th e m uzzles o f cannon and one o t her
chase guns th a t had been hauled a ft
belched defiance o f th e p rlv n te e r—
" W e ’re ool lic k e d yer." It grow led
F e llo w e a ex am in ed his ow u ship, re
celved hasty r e ta in s fro m his officers
F iv e meo wnuoded. th re e k ille d
No
dam age w o rth m e n tio n in g a lo ft, except
fo r th e fo re to p m a st. T h e bu ll sound
th e w ell d ry
“ W e 'll b o ard .“ he decided, an d a
m u rm u r o f assent expressed his b e a r
era' o p in io n
“ M r Kuggte. I'm tu rn
| lo g over the ship to y o u
I sh all be
no th e fo 'c’s'le w ith th e m jrln e s
Ur
S pencer, y o u 'll re m a in aboard, and
! lig h t th e b a tte rie s . I f necessary
Mr
: B reed. I'll have yon ta k e th e s ts 'h d
w a tc h a fte r th e m a rin e s T h a t w ill
be a ll. gentlem en *
F e llo w e s d u n g to a fo restay. ato p
o f th e C e n tu rio n s b u lw a rk s peering
In to
th e
fu rr y
sm okeclouds
th a t
s w irle d and tre m b le d to th e th ro b
! hlng cadence ot cannon and m usketry
B eh ind M m th e fo 'c's'le was cram m e d
w ith men
T o m G rogan h e ftin g an
ax In a kn o tty fist, crouched at bis
ca p ta in 's feeL
“C a n ye see her, m essm ate?" he
cro a ked a n x io u s ly , b a rrie rs o f rank
fo rg o tte n
“ No* y e t— A h, th e re 's her m ain
tru c k P
A w ild cheer announced th a t other«
had seen IL too. T h e Long To m
th u n d e re d b ra ze n ly , th e la b d hot
te ry boomed by divisions, and th e con
cessions blew th e sm oke u p w a rd t,
expose th e Rudger's h u ll, ro llin g slug
g lsh ly lik e s w ounded w h ale, h a lf t
cable's len gth d istan t.
" H a r d over, U r N oggle." F e llo w e *
h a ile d the s a ilin g m aster. "B en d y
you g rap nel men P
T h e p riv a te e r slid easily aro u n d the
sloop-of w ar's bow poking her bow
s p rit In to th e ta tte re d b o ardin g oet
tin gs a ft ot th e fo re ch a in s
G rapn els
Jaugled across the n a rro w h e ll ot wa
te r. and slo w ly, very slo w ly, th e tw o
| vessels ground
to g eth er, broadside
guns m uzzle to m uzzle, gun crews
! stabb ing at each other th ro u g h the
po rta, s m a lla rin s r a ttlin g to a sav
age crescendo
F ro m his perch F ello w es looked 1owti
upon the B adger's s h a tte re d deck
Scores o f hostile fin e s scowled up at
h im . H is eyes coolly s c ru tin ize d the
B ritis h e rs fo r his e n em y’s face.
And
m isg ivin g s tirre d It him . fo r C o lli
sh aw e was no w here vi,«lb'e.' C u rry
the first lie u te n a n t, and a m idsh ipm an
w ere th e only officers In s ig h t
The
B ad ger was a sham bles, ulrhnngh her
crew s w ere s till unltesten. su rg ing
fo rw a rd to meet tire A m ericans when
F e llo w e s Jumped am ong them .
C uffee had lin gered for one m ore
shot w ith th e l-ong T o m . and lea[«ed
fro m th e hot breech of th e piece to
the b rig 's b u lw a rk s , y e llin g his wur
cry. A second leap ca rrier! him over
th e heads o f th e boarders, fig h tin g to
w id en tb e lr foothold on th e B a d g e r s
fo'c's'le, and In to th e m idst of the en
em y. who. fo r th e first tim e, reco iled
fro m the negro's cu tlass an d te rrib le
sc arred
face — " G ro g a n s
nigger 1’
i “G n w d, 'ere's C u ffe e !” T h e old su
p e rs fltld tis w ere aroused - “ lie 'll test
ye w lv Ids te e t h !" “ A m an eu ter
lads r
T h e resistance com m enced to weak
en. St III as num erous a« th e Hoard
era th e B adger's crew su ffered m ain
ly fro m th e ir d e a rth o| officers, w hich
becam e an absolute lin k a fte r Joe
Donk had bayoneted M r C u rry and
Tom had disposed of th e lone aurvlv
lug m id sh ip m an
W h ere was C o lli
| sliaw e? Fellow es asked hlioaelt ag ain
T h e B ritis h e rs w ould have been lead
erless If It hadn't been tor Boh C lin ch
T h e bosun was In d e fa tig a b le w ielding
a gory hoardin g p ike shouting hoarse
ad m o n itio n s to hla fo llo w e rs
But one m an s sten d fas lo e« * co nld n i
a v e r t one 'lie d ir iin g power ot » crew
who knew lin y were r i d
n>ua plus
th e laifM-rstltloNa tear en gen deied try
C uffee
C lim b h ill,s e ll re a lize d this
le tte r facto r and b ravely «m ight ita
negro In |« 'r,n n u l m tn h .il
vastly p
I'trfTee » deligh t
“ ? an an atrali
cut yo' no«- fo
Bob'
eat "
C uffee
goln
“ N o nigger tic M itie t can sl um u|
m e.'' crow led B olt lln u a i
. ,ie>
p e ra te ly
" K n s d a y lig h t in ye."
to
with
D R . P I E R C E ’S
GOLDEN MEDICAL
D IS C O V E R Y
A Í D m lers. Liquid or Tablets.
But C uffee p a rrie d tlx trike wl h a
«lligle b lo w o| tils left u rn and raker)
ills cutliiss point d o w n -th e unseat ren
side of ilte h •suit » la c «
I*, or i lln rh
'illliilort h> the fl w ot IU ihm I «la g g c re r
Hid W r.'ild nave f ille t . It To lu Grogan
adit I caught Mm .
T h e c a p tu re o f C lin c h d ish e arten e d
(h e B ritish ers. T h e y had kept to g elh
e r fo r ard o t the m aln m as L close
ra n k s fa irly Im p e n e tra b le . hut now
• s C uffee w h irle d In to them , h a ckin g
an d hew ing, p a rry in g stro kes w ith his
b a rs band. Air'd te eth glcnm lng fe
roclously In th e shiny black m ask o f
hla face. • »core of A im 'riv an e w e d *
lug a fte r him . they develo|<eil a te »d
ency to scatter In to Iso lated group«
w h ic h su rren d ered a t rap id ly a t they
w ere surrounded.
F e llo w e s w »« lead
Ing an a tta c k u|a<o one o f these
groups a lie n a pistol cracked behind
IL an d th e ghost o f a q u a r te r d e e k
voL'e peulcd la n g u id ly above th e click
cla ck o f s te e l;
“ I'll shmif e v e r j m an who trie s to
touch th a t fla g !“
The
s ta rtle d
b lu e ja c k e ts
dodged
rig h t and le ft, dinging th e ir «c»i>on*
fro m th em , and (h ere. pmp|<ed against
th e brea k o f the |roop. lay C id llsh a w e
M s eyes b lazing In a fa ce d ra in e d ot
a ll color, hla body, fro m th e waist
down, a bundle of soggy bandages
N ear by st raw led .me o f M s sailors
dead, th e sm oking pistol In his hand
te llin g
Its ow n
story
W h ile
the
A m ericans w u l'-lied . be dropped the
weapon an d selected an o th er fro m a
row co nvenient to Ids grasp, ro ck in g
It an d sh akin g th e p rim in g In th e pan
t s carelessly as though not an enemy
w as In s ig h t
F e llo w e s was em barrassed, o n c e r
ta in how to ac t. m ls lik ln g the Idea ot
violence against a wounded foe. But
C uffee was m d so com punctious. T h e
negro stele a ft along th e port bul
ararks. and th re w an em pty w a te r
“ D one th * Sam e in V ou r
R epeated.
P lic a ,"
Ha
bucket w hich brushed th e pistol from
C o llla h a w e e hand, and (lieu, before
the
K ng tlsh m n a co uld
rep la ce
It.
kic k e d itie rem a in in g weapons out of
reu rh
C olllstiH w e
had
boon
w renched
arou nd by th e blow, am i a tr ic k le of
blood bcuno to seep fro m M s hauduges ;
but n<>r a m uscle rw itch ed in M s face
and his one In d iru ilo o o f feelin g was
s cu rio u s glance at Fellow es. T h e
l-nng Is la n d e r was m ore at a loss
thnu ev er
t ie had o b tain ed his su
pretne o b jective.
H ere, before Mm .
lay th e m an who had flogged him
wounded de fea ted at his m ercy. T h e
Badger was his
H e had h u m ilia te d
I'n lH s h n n e
as
much
as
he
had
d ream ed of doing. And th e words
th a t cam « to his ll|>a w ere consols
to ry I
"S o rry yo u 're wounded
W h a t can
we do for you?"
“ N o th in g , th a n k s ." an sw ered Col
dshnw e
“ I'm done fo r."
“O li n o !
M y s u rg eo n — "
“ H a v e him spend his »pnre tim e
w ith m y men who need It " T h e Eng
Its h m n n s tone was In fle x ib le hut Fel
lowes l e i : i n In delect s s llg td ly heal
(a n t d u a lity In IL s hidden w eakness
•Onr S<-otchmsn was ho w led o u t.“
“ But wa n't you let me huve s In o k l*
“ No nee
M y legs a re pu lp
O n e of
ro u r d n tw enty fo u r pounder stm t.'
F e llo w e s looked ssaiy n n co info rtiihly
H e h a -'n 'l envlsnged this e m lln g to
M s qti.-«f
S d d in ly he beard Col
Mshnv.'e speaking ag ain
“ I *n y vou’re a » ticke r.
T h a t was
a w ell fought action 'U sed yorir head
l>ld yon hy an y rhum -e. plan th at bat
le ry fo r me?“
F e llo w ,•*
nodded.
CoHlshtiwr
frow n ed , plm king at th e bandage*
arou nd ids thighs.
“ D one the sam e, m yself In yout
place
H u m p h ! But I'c o u ld n 't very
w ell h elp Hoggin' you. y’krmw
D ls
clp llt.e. find a ll th a t sort ot tilin g ."
“ To n needn't h a re pressed me." as
serted I ellnw ea. recovering a sense ot
In ju s tic e
t'o llis tia w e fro w n ed ag ain
T h e re
were lin y b: nds o f sw eat on M s fore
head, and his g u illit gheeks grew
g n iin ie r
G am e
" A in 't s u re ," he an sw ered " I V u l d n l
help
m y s e lf,
though. T h a t
ew lue
O h ater. S w o re you w ere a B ritis h
subject, said a n y w a y '(w o u ld be dan
gerous to let you get In to N ew Y o r k —
you'd ta lk «bout th e T r u e B ounty
meet In us."
Fellosrve rocked on his heels, e y e*
shut, an a w fu l nausea possessing him
" T h e r e w a s u t — anyon e else?“ he
asked d u lly.
"K h ?
A nyone— " A sh rew d lig h t
flic k e re d In C o lllsh a w e e fe v e r b rig h t
eye*. "O h
M is * In g le p ln f No. she
knew n o th in ' o f IL
M u tte r o f fa c t.
I'v e th ou ght since, t'h s le r hooked me
•le llh e ra te ly
w h ile she was aw a y
K in d o f th in g th e cursed sw in e w ould
d , l y 'k n o w ."
" I'm so rry ," F e llo w e s said,
t'o llls h n w e 'e Jaws co n trac ted seme
w h at, his first real sign o f em otion.
" D o n e th e sam e In youi place," he
rep e a te d
“ I'v e thought a lot shout
IL
F u n n y how a fe lle r gets th in g *
tw isted . e h F '
H e caught his breath.
'T n ln ? " F e l l o w * exclaim ed q u ick ly
" T e e e»
T h in k you could get m e—
b it o f rutu?"
A sa ilo r brought a p n nu lkln on the
run. and I'o ltls h u w e lapped It eagerly
w h ile F e llo w e s supported his head
“T h a t's — b e tte t," be said in (be
crisp, luq>ersooal tones hu h ltu u l w ith
hliu. " Y 'k n o w ,
I'v e
o ften
thought
about th a t tim e — Hoggin' you. and a ll.
B othered Die. B u l I can't see bow I
could have let you off."
T h e re wus a uew humbleness In Fni
i o n e s h e arL
“ I expect yon couldn't h a re ,“ he ad
m ltted.
" S ta in in ' o f you to say so. R ut I'd
nave fe lt Just as you did If you'd
flogged uie. Some things a fe lle r
can't fo rg iv e ."
“ W h y ca u 'l we forg ive? " cried F e l
■owes. “ W h y should we go through
life h a tin g people?"
“ Not a p rea ch e r— e n n f aay. B ul
any fe tter'd h a te a feller (logged him.
es|>eelnlly If he fe lt th e re was a d irty
play behind It."
A streak o f passion
w o rm ed C o llls h a w e 'i lone. “ W h a f I
can't go la h a v in ' a rat lik e ('h a te r
s ta rt a ll this.
D — n bis soul I U I
And him In h e ll— "
" H e 's dcud." Fellow es b lu rte d out
"D e a d ?
You
m ean
th e
T ru e
B o u n ty — "
l tre m o r convulsed CulMshnwe, and
once m ore th e om inous tr ic k le o f red
«cepe, 1 th ro u g h bis bandages.
“ M iss In g le p ln ? S he— you m ean they
«rent dow n?“
“ No. th e T r u e B ounty ts s u n k ; but
Miss In g le p ln — “
“ I'm
here," C a rs 's v o lt* panted.
■Oh. w here Is he? W h ere Is Jam es?"
T h e s to lid rin g o t sailors was hurst
asunder a * If C uffee s Big S arpen t had
been discharged tn ln th e ir m idst and
C a ra
flu tte re d
down
beside C olli
shawe.
"J a m e s t W h a t have they done to
you? O h . F a th e r. F a th e r, please fetch
D octor O Shsughuensy."
“ No u«e.“ said C olllshaw e. W ith an
effo rt th a t was p IM fill, he raised e
hand In I 'a r n 'i d irec tio n , an d both
her'» closed aro u n d IL “G o ner
B ul
no h a rd fe e tln 'a — eh. Fellow es?"
F ello w es howed his head, henrtalck
F o r C ara, he saw he d id n 't exIsL
“ But th e re must he som ething fo do ,“
she was saying In s s tra in e d voice,
te ars s tre a k lu g her c h e e k * " D o let
me s e e !"
C o llls h a w e lig h te n e d h li grasp of
tier h.. .d and In response to the e f
fo rt the tric k le th a t flowed fro m bis
bandages hecume a stream .
“ No. no," he denied fa in tly
" D o n 't f
And shr saw. as F ello w es did. (be
gray shallow th a t m an tled hla fuce
She must have seen som ething, too
In th e fadin g eyes th a t F e llo w e a did
not see. tor she bent s w iftly , an d her
• Ips (c u rb e d his
“ W o rth e v e ry th in g ," be m urm ured,
tr o llin g
Fo r a brea th th e shndow lifte d from
tils face. T h e lig h t blnzed In hla eyes
again.
•N a ll np th a t flng. d n tn tn e P be
cried . “T o e " nut s trik e w h llat I'm — "
F e llo w e s atooiied and caught fhe
poor, m angled cla y a t It sllp;>ed aide
w ays
Ills shoulder chanced to touch
C ara's, and she d re w buck w ith an In
stln c tiv e aversion th a t b liste red his
«elf-resfiecL
" T H s Is the fr u it o t hate," she said
in a hard s till voice. “ But d e ath Is
better th an aome th in g s — yea, better
th an liv in g in hate. Oh. e lr. I f you
m ight know how I — how I despise
you 1"
She fuinhted In tier bosom, and pro
du.a-d a clean k e rc h ie f, w h ich she
spread over f o llla h n w e 't w an fuce
•Come. F a th e r.” «he s a id — an d oh
how w e a rily I “ W e should try to help
fam es' m en."
F ello w es
w an ted
desp e ra tely
to
spenk to her. to co m fo rt her. to e x
cuse h im s e lf: hut fh e w ords w o uldn 't
rem e— a
sense w ith in
h im s e lf In
fo rttieii him her m ind w as closed fo
M tn. H e r m ind an d her h e art. Ho
much fo r v ic to ry I
(T O B E C O N T IN U E D ?
c f Folo Brought Eastward From Percia
ludo rite oldest o f game« played
w i'li » ¡Irk nnrl hull, was know n to th e
uru-font IV rv in n » 2 . t> *> yenrs ago F rom
the dusty p lain » o f f ’e rsla th e game
sp read ii* « f« n r d th ro u g h ¡h- V ale of
C ash m e re m i to th e tn h le in m . o f T ib et
w h e re It wus ch ris ten ed polo fro m fit*
T ib e ta n
p u lii,
tu lli
S ou th e astw ard
th ro u g h A fg h a n is ta n across rtie M a li
pusses ot th e H li'o itu v a s down to the
sunny ¡d alo s o f In d ia. It Journeyed
where, il.r iu ig lim il th e td ztn e tith -en
tu ry It w as Hie fa v o rite s|s>rt of the
¡as.pie
f o r _vs years a fte r tills. Us records
in In d a cease, hut It ag ain became
popular he re alm u , th** m iddle o f ¡he
.Vinc e ,o lii century
Polo was Aral
plnyerl In K ng lan d In I'D "' and a few
years In le t It was « d o p i,*d I,y oilier
C o -rp a rs tiv c ly
Re cent
Il la 'l i l e r «¡Imi lo ih ,le fluii h»forc
IStb* III ere w r r r no e lis i rii m otori
dy un ir»» o- lOeiinilesciail 'Ig tiis . ni
pttoriogr aptis kodat a leleptau'i-s rype
w rllers. a li hrnk<* im ernal rombila
U n erigi nes fiuin'Hln | m n s safety
ra/.urs roiary printlng pri“*.se» rein
fo res i ismerelc fu ri oli «.Mli.g ma
chinet m imckuge fu.uj«
E urop ean conntrle». w hen m any o f If»
ancien t rules w ere a lte re d am i Itn
proved
T h i n es tab lish ed In an Kng
llsh-spenklng co u n try , th e gam e qu ick
ly crossed th e A tla n tic , w h e re under
cle a re r skies u s w iftly tra v e rs e d th e
A m e ric an c o n tin en t In n w e s tw ard
chase th a t did nel end w ith th e shores
o f the land o f th e sunset, b u t, skip
ping the P acific, estab lish ed its e lf In
Sam oa and o ther fu r off w estern Is
lands.
In g z n io u t R o m a n i
YVhen Hom e wus hesieged In VIP
A l i hy fhe G otha, th è fo u rte e li via
'l'i r i s W tild i s u p p lic i Mie c ity n-lrh wn
le r » e ie etti off B eruuse n f th è prox
Im ity ot thè rlv e r T lh e r th è dunget
o f a w :iler f,in d ile wu» noi so fierllous
«s tim i of food sirice rhe udii» flu ii
ground g rain « e r e o p e ra i ed liy w a t e r
« lie i ls T o overcom e Itila d.ingp i m llls
w ere p im e li m -tw e rn l u i , rn ffs ae
cu ri ly faslen ed In Ilie r lv e r T h e wn
te r ltn ',1 ing In rhe srup*e la'lw erm rhe
t w o c a fls o p e ra le d th è rulli g rln d ln g
grain .
R trn lreo ed
elrea rn sian cea
te m p i
m any a m an lo becom e crooked.
W h in ta lk in g to o u r a d v e rtis e rs ,
please m en tio n th * R e v ie w .
THE
KITCMCN
CABINET
•
tk©. t u t , W «•(•lit
- -
STUDIO
T ru «
no
HARDER SHOP
F IR S T
I ’ftlo» >
AT
r« *o -
n
CLASS
WORK
K K A S O N A III .K
tlo n «
Ita a lf
T h * m l nil la A t r a a t w it h
And
th a
c o n a ilo u a n a a a
la
« lia d A l t h t h a Joy o f li v i n g .— l ' a v iti
K.
1».
i'K U KS
V an M e te r,
P ro p .
MtArr J o rd a n .
W H IN
A. E. HANSON
C N T IR T A IN IN Q
T h e r e a re eo m any dlahea w hich
B u y be p rep ared t h * day before, sav
In g t h * flin o and nerves
o f th e hostess th a t o n *
should g a th e r as m any
o f such recl|a-a to gether
fo r tim e o f need. H e r *
a re some suggestions:
C h I e k e n S alad In
O ra c k s r Bovaa. — Soak
one teas|H>onful o f gvla
tin In tw o tahlcspo oufula
o f w a te r and dissolve tn
tw o
tahlospooti fu ls
of
bo ilin g
w ater.
Take
tw e n ty fo u r
tin s ll square c raek ere and put fo u r o f
th em to gether In a box shape. o|>en top
an d bottom .
Set on le ttu c e lined
p la te s and All w ith chicken salad
M ix tw o cu pfu ls o f flncly cut chicken
w ith sti equal am ount o f flue celery,
a few nuta and an y salad dressing
desired to m oisten, using s a lt and
cayen ne to season.
T h e g e la tin Is
used to fasten th e craekere to g eth er
In (he shape o f boxes. T h e craek ere
a re to he ea ten w ith th e salad.
F r u it Dessert. T o o n e h a tf pound
o f m arshm allo w s cut tine add a can
o f shredded pineapple, w ith enough
o f th e Juice to m oisten w e l l; add to
one pint o f leuion g e la tin and m old In
s m a ll rupa.
S erve
w ith
w h ipped
cream and chocolate w a fe r*.
Je llie d
T o n g u e .— T a k e
a
tongue
fro m (be glass Jar and ru t In to th in
slices.
P re p a re a Jelly hy soaking
one tn bleepoonful o f g e la tin In o n e
fo u rth cu pfu l o f cold w a te r and add-
In g cu e cu pfu l o f bo ilin g w a te r In
w h ich has been dissolved a bouillon
cube, salt and pep|>er to taste. S tra in ,
But th e tongue In to a «h allo w mold
and when th e Jelly begin» to th ick,*u
po ur o ver th e tongue.
W h en ready
to serve tu rn ou t on e p la tte r and
g a rn ish w ith slices o f sw eet pickled
c u c u m b e r*
W O O D an d C O A L
W ood or
S la b a n y
C o rd
any
P ro m p t
■
le n g th
kin d
IM I v o r y .
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Phone 4504
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HARDWARE:
S T A N D A R D IIA ROW A R K
and F l I R N I T U R K
C ash
p aid
fo r
old
atovoa
fu r n itu r e
l e B a s k Block
F o u n ta in
S ervice
,,
. Boat o f
an d
B ath
Whitehall Restaurant
M A G A Z IN E *
an d C A N D Y
BKAVKKTON
PI
OREGON
Beaverton Lumber Co.
WE
S O L IC IT
L e w is
j
YOUR
PATRONAU»
B ro th ers . P ro p rie to rs
“ Lucilc is the
H appiest Girl**
So m a n y
n io tlir r *
no w ad ays ta lk about
g iv in g tb e lr rh lh lre ti
fr u it Ju lcrs, as I f Ib is
w e re a Mew d la ro v
c ry.
As a m a tte r o f
fa c t, f o r o v e r fifty
ye ars , m o lh e ra have
b e i- n
ac com plishin g
resu lts f a r su rp ass in g a n y th in g you
cun B o n n e fro m hom e p re p a re d f r u i t
Juices, by using p u re , w holesom e ( 'a l l -
j fu rn ia F ig S y ru p , w h ic h la p re p a re d
u n d e r th e m ost e x a c tin g la b o ra to ry
su p ervis io n fr o m r ip e California F ig s,
rich e st o f a ll fr u it s In la x a tiv a an d
j n o u ris h in g p ro p e rtie s .
1C» m arv elo u s to see ho w b lllo n i,
j w ea k, fe verish , e a llu w , co n stip a ted ,
I under tm u r l-'ie d c h ild re n re<qxii|d to
, Ita g e n tle In flu e n c e ; how th e ir b re a th
clears U|i, co lo r Haines lit lh e ir cheek«,
and th e y becom e s tu rd y , p la y fu l, en
e rg ,'tie ag ain .
A W e s te rn m o th er,
M r». I I . J . St id I, V a lle y P. O ., N e
b ra s k a . » a y s ;
" M y ll t l l e d a u g h te r,
R om a I.u r lle , w as c u ia tlp a te d fro m
babyhood.
1 becam e W o rrie d atan it
h e r an d decided to g ive h e r som e
C u llfo r n la M g Myrup.
I t stopi>ed h e r
co n s tip a tio n q u ic k ; an d th e w a y It
j Im p ro ve d h e r c o lo r an d m ade h e r pick
| up m ade tu e re a lis e bo w ru n dow n she
1 had been. She Is so s tu rd y an d w e ll
’ now, an d a lw a y s tu such good h u m o r
I but n e ig h b o r* say she's th e h a pp iest
j g irl In th e W est."
L ik e n il gioMl tilin g s , C a lifo r n ia F ig
' Myrup la Im ita te d , b u l you can a lw a y s
i get th e genu ine by lo o k in g fo r th e
na m e " C a lifo r n ia " on th e ca rto n .
MARKS & SON
RESTAURANT
SH O R T O R D E R *
C ig a rs , Tobaccos
C o n fec tio n », S o ft D rin k s
C ad y B ldg .
—
Wa l a o o S t
M EALS
gw —
I
'E
F. W . BISHOP
j
P L U M B IN G
j
so d
H a r d w a re ,
.
H E A T IN G
WELL OR MONEY BACK
P a in ts
Phone. I * 0 J ...................... .
«» 4 ae ♦— m N g éoá «till«
E—»r PtiRR
IW arsrte«»
B ea ver W o o d C o .
AO
Block
W ood,
P la n e r
la id a ;
P s s r S a ls d .— D ra in a can o f B a rt
coal.
g ra d e e e f U ta h W a s h
le tt p e e r * save Juice and fill th e ren
Y a r d a t F r o n t A M a in
te rs w ith chopped celery m ixed w ith ;
P koee *7 0 1
P . L . S c k e ltz
m ayo nnaise and sp rin kle d w ith salt
O IRKOON
RCOON
B E AVE RTO N
ed a lm o n d *
M a k e a fren ch dressing
w ith a bit o f lem on Juice, th e pear
Juice and an y good oil, beat w e ll, add
BKAVKKTON FEED
a teaspoouful o f pow dered sugar, salt
and
an d cayenne o r p a p rik a to l a s t *
Ar
PRODUCK COMPANY
rang e on lettuce.
F r u it C ourse.— P re p a re caaaba mel
Highway and O- K. Track*
on. rem oving the seeds and s licin g In
C. J. Beach, Manager
s u ita b le port tuns fo r serving.
S erve
w ith q u a rte re d lltnee. sugar and pow
dered ginger.
~T1.N A H M 'IIA M 'K we m *e in + im im U * e +
l M the l i t L J I **•« I k u a n
RUA Mirgi« *1 method taf Ue*1
r r R tiw .1 hy as
KfMutLd’ U Mtritot atoo » t i l
• tha*Kf«Ul»r«*il ,*• ri* * I Loan I*.
Hand T» »DAY Ina F M ► P lOto
. p-'jga took ÿ tin c é e is ü s emà
m \sr ^
A l i fcumJfcUo O* I a al tai» m u to
z ,701 ¡ R e Í tal V CpjoiJ C M
W ays
W ith
DR. A. K. WILSON
R ab bIL
T h e r e a re eo m any d e lirio u s and
savory dishes th a t m ny be pr,-|>are,|
fro m rn b h IL w ild o r do
m oH ltrated, and th is Is
th e season w hen th ey are
most enjoyed.
R a b b it Pot P I«.— Out
th re e dressed ra b b its In
to pieces fo r serving,
flo u r th em w ith w ell sea
■oned flour and fr y In
d r i p p i n g s u n til w ell
brow ned F ry one m ince,)
onion In one tablespoon
fill o f b u tte r, add th e rabb it nnd tw o
p in ts o f bolting w a te r, tw o slices of
lem on, a lit t le cayenne and m ore sail
I f needed.
C over closely and Blew
u n til te n d e r.
P re p a re biscuits and
p lace th em on top o f th e m eat, cover
closely
and cook
tw e n ty
m inu tes
S erve th e rab b it tn th e ce n ie r o f the
p la tte r w ith th e biscu its around It.
R a b b it
Fricassee. — R em ove
the
m eat fro m th e bones o f a ra b b it, sear
It In b u tte r over a quick (Ire w ith o u t
bro w n in g .
C over w ith boiling w a te r
and le t sim m er u n til te n d e r. B oll the
stock down to a p in t, add one ta b le
spoonful o f b u tte r an d flo ur blended
to g eth er, o n e -h a lf teaspoonful o f celery
s a lt, tw o teaS|H>onfuls o f lemon Juice,
a teaspoonful o f m inced onion, salt
nnd cayenne to taste. Add one cu pfu l
o f hot cream and pour th e sa u re slow
ly o v e r tw o w e ll b e alen eggs. S erve
th e m eat In th e ce n te r o f th e p la tte r,
pour th e saure arou nd It and g arn ish
w ith (oust points and parsley.
O p to m e n s !
F ra m e s
E yes T e s te d
R e a v e r to *
F itte d
(Ir r is i
f 'u ln ly » b i l e d re s a rs fo r baby o r
ila u g litc r um ile In -a u llfu l by llu «s B u ll
i Blue, V o u r G ro c e r Im a It .— A dv,
W . K. PKGG
UNDERTAKER
G ra n g e
B u ild in g
C oal M iasr B s. um «« Poet
EMBAUMER
and
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H e a v e rte a
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Beaverton Barher Shop
a
J
.S T E V E N S ,
S A T IS F A C T I O N
P R O P R IE T O R
GUARANTEED
B e a v e rto n ,
D s s e rv e d L e w ie a c y
In trn ffli court si F o rt W o riti. T e i
s * an e ld e rly «tornati w lm hnd a
" tic k e t" heslow ed un b r i fo r fa llii.g lo
»h serve a bo u le vard stop slgn. lo ld I I I *
ludge lim i th è c ity s t r iv i de p art-
nicnt'a a c lh llle a In Mie v h ln lly o f b e r
a rre s i hud um ile ih e th o ro u g h fa re so
hum py lim i ber glnsacs w e re slm ken
off a ln i site ro tili! n o i a re th è "S to p "
«Ign. “C ase dlsm laaed." sa lii Ih e Judge;
“Ib u l'a a new r ic u s e , nnd I a lw a y *
-Itami«« fo r new r T riiM **."
O re g e a
P u re , cle an m ilk is essen tial to y o u r
ch ild re n 's h e a lth . F o r m ilk scoring
06 ou t o f I0 0 p o ints by the S ta te
D a ir y and Food D e p a rtm e n t, c a ll t h *
S E R V IC E D A IR Y
B e a v e rto n .
2407
D e liv e rie s day o r n ig h t
O u r M o tto ; Q u a lity , S ervice , S a t ia -
R o lw rt i i-iw f./o l. w ho w as a m in e r
In th e coal fie ld s o f H co tlan d u n lll
.•rippled s i his w o rk , tins become one
•f Itr lln ln 'a fa v o r ite | ms - i *
Home o f
his b«otl w ork J un I ha« I m v ii published
n a volum e r u t ilim i In (Julel F i e ld * "
Kla-fiklng o f C ra w fo rd . W a lle r de la
M a re said " Ils lax-ins p ro v e o n e *
nuire how a m a z in g ly a re a l g ift cae
'rlu m p h o v er c lrc u m s ia n c e *"
E v e ry m an's ow n reason Is hla b«-et.
DEWEY
THE PLUMBER
O u r w o rk i peak«
B e a v e rto n , O re
Don’t
neglect a
fo r Its e lf.
Phone 7701
D
I f Y ou A re T h in k in g o f P u rc h a s in g
R oast R ab b it W ith C hestn uts.— C lean
and s tu ff a trussed rabb it w ith chest j A R ad io O r A re N e e d in g R e p a ir
W o rk IV m z O n Y o u r C a r . C a ll
nuts.
Use one cu p fu l o f th e nu ts j
hu llin g th em u n til te n d e r, then m ash j
T H E BEAVERTON GARAGE
Ing th em to a paste, ad din g b u tte r, a
M r . F ly n n
M anager
tablespo onful o f cream , sa lt, pepper,
■ ■ ____
n u tm eg am ) lem on Juice w ith th re e
tablespoon fills o f bread crum bs.
M ix
T R A N S F E R
and fill th e rn h lilt. Roast u n til brow n
nnd te n d e r, basting fre q u e n tly .
Lo cal * n d
Is in g
D im m e r H a u lin g
S tew s d and L a rd e d R ab b it,— W ash
C H A R L E S B E K T H O I.D
m id soak In salted w a te r fo r several >
COLD
ISTRESSING coM In ch ct or
ihroai th st so often IcsJ» to
something »rriom — gcnrrally rnponds
to goid ..Id Musicrole w u h the hrtr sp-
plicalion. Should be more effective if
used o n c e et cr y h o u r f o r fle a h o w t.
Working like the trained hand» o f a
maascur, this famous blend o f oil of
mustard, camphor, menthol end other
helpful ingredient» bung» relief natur
ally. It penetrates and stimulate* blood
circulation, hrlo* lo d .a w out infection
»nd pain. U»rd by millions fo f 20 year*.
Krcon.mended by doctor» »nd none«.
Keep M uttrrolc handy—jars and tubes.
hours.
C u t th e rab b it In to q u a rte rs 1
B eav erto n
Phone JOOS
and la rd It w ith s trip s n f firm mill
pork, o r hnron I f p re fe rre d . B ro w n In
* ____
a hot fry in g pan. Add tw o cu p fu ls of
stock to th e ra lih lt, a hunch n f savory
lierba, tw o tu hlespo onfiila o f b u tte r
pepper nnd salt and sim m er u n til the
m eat Is tender.
H trn ln th e g ra v y |
th icker, It a n il serve poured o ver the 1
on real estate. Low intei
rab b it.
R a b b it Soup.— S kin , dress nnd wash
est cost, repaym ent priv
the r a lih lt, cut It In to servlng-alzetl
e g es.
W rite for detail.*
pieces, dust w ith a lit tle flour.
M '-lt
tw o tshlespo onfuls o f h o tte r o r sweei
W A SH IN G TO N
fa t, add the rabb it and an onion rut
In to slices, fry a lig h t brow n.
R tlr
Saving* & Loan Assn.
in tw o tn blcspoonfuls o f flour, ndd the
| H h u le B ld g .
H ills b o ro , O re
liv e r o f th e rab b it and th re e nnd one
h a lf p in ts o f stock
S im m e r u n til ten
der.
R em ove th e la rg e bones nnd
serve w ith ca rro ts nnd po tatoes
T o M o t h c n — M u r te r o la i i o h o
m iu tc In n tltdcr f o r m f o r h a h ltr
an ti im till ch ild ren . A t A f o r C h il
d r e n 's M u st cro ie.
LOANS
ANN O UN CEM EN T
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tr tid
F » lt» H a v e V a r ia d U»es
H u ir fe lls v a ry fro m th e th le k
looeely fe lte d goode w h leh a re noed
fo r ii|ih o la le rin g and In s iib iflu g pu r
pases, fo fh e hsrd fe lls whb-li a re usi'd
fo r glsss nnd «tone iH.IIshlng, slipper
soles, wsKhers nnd c n rlrlrlg e wads
R em an
A p a r ta r le
T h e R o m án a p e n a rle In w hleh «hipa
fn ug lil fo r the arm iaem eiit o f »he peo
pie wns rn lle d a n au m aeliy. T h e ves
seis » e r e m unneil hy g ln d lilo r a , prls
•mera an d c rim ín a la
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F o r e v e ry stom ach
» n il In tc ittriB l 111.
T h in gu<al old fa s h
ioned h e rb
lim n *
re m e d y fo r consti
p a tio n . stom ach III«
an d o ilie r dcrango -
n ic n t* o f th e aye-
l ‘ .n so p re v a le n t these d a ys le In even
g re e te r fa v o r an n f a m ily m ed ic in e
tim e tn y o u r g rn n d .u o th c i a day.
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Mention t h e ‘ Review’
when talking to the adver
tiser.
pisos
g iv e ! q u ic k ,
effective re lie f.
na nL
ît, I tooth-
Pícete
in g and healing.
E s x c c e lle n t f o r
itm. E
c h ild re n — contain« n o
o p ia te « . S u c c e s s fu lly
used fo r 6 1 y e a r * 5 ÏC
an d 6 0 c s iz e *