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TIIK BEAVERTON REVIEW Friday, February 7, 1930 tired EZng? ( M fo iM M oat o f U t system «Hk Fasa-a-miat, tka Chewing Gum Lasa do*. Smallar doaet effective «b oa takoa la this form. A modera, te tti- Ule, family laxado*. Safe »ad mild. H A TE A rth m r D . D om dom S m ith Copyright. 11X1 ART in R XX HOWPEN SMITH WNU M n lf« INSIST ON TN I GCNUINE Feenamint CH APTER XIII - 22 - Doubt The Radger was sinking to the booming of the Centurion's minute guns, sinking with th* sun that bid dra(>ed a crimson curtain acre** the portals of (he wesL Aft. under the U fa 's Pottibililiot break of th* poop, a carronade was What Is past Is past. There Is a fu made fast to ringbolts, square emld ture left to all men. who hare the vir ships, and on top of It was lashed the tue to repent and the energy to atona bundle of sallclotb that held Colli —Bulwer-Lytton. shawe's body. The Englishman rested where b* had died, and from th* Many And Russ Ball Blue good tonte stump of tbs mlzzeo still floated th* (or chicken*. Largs package at Gro flag be had ordered oalled there, one cer*.—Ado. corner tom by • roundshot. The sloop of-war reared op. strug The Utaal Winner gling to keep her bow above water; "W ho got flrat prls* at th* baby but presently she sagged forward, and «how ?’ this time she failed to recover her “ The prettiest mother, as usual." self Her fo'c'a'le commenced to slant Masses of green water surged through the for'ard ports, and she started to slide under as It she was coasting How frequently a woman thinks, "Am down a hill that grew steeper and I »till attractive f" How steeper. Waves licked at the boodle much thought and on the carroñado, submerged It study six devote* slapped the poop railing—and bar * to her l o o k t l stem canted blgb In air, tha White That’i natural. A Ensign at the mlzzen standing out woman hatat to think the it grow straight In th* breeze as It was eo ing day by day gulfed. leu charming and The last minute gun boomed, and attractive. DR. Fellowe* launched a crisp stream of l E R C E 1S erders almost before the echoes bad A V O R IT E P R K S C R I P - died away none but himself aware that be must have something to dl _ T IO N helps to vert his mind or else go mad. preserve in a woman the charm and health of youth. It contains no harm Cam Inglepln Ignored the resump ful ingredient. This splendid herbal tlon of discipline's sway, tier gaze took is sold by all druggists in both remained Oxed on the swirl of wreck fluid and tablets age that marked the spot where the Write to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel, Badger bad disappeared. But pres Buffalo, N. Y „ if you desire free medi ently, aa the brig forged ahead, the cal advice. For 10c Dr. Pierce will Utter of spar* and deck fittings dwln f>o<l you a trial package of tablets. died to Insignificance, and she became aware of the orderly bum of actlvt ties around bar— an J of her father "Do you suppose I might speak to Moat kllaMta ittrt frocn i f nation (e Captain Fellowes?" Inn Ity. on darts in “ la It wise. Cam?" her father Ufa miaarabla. Tonight try M — , asked. **1 am bound to admit Fel MATURE*t REMSDT-aU-amtabla lowea baa been civil, but 1 think we MrreetiTe—not an ordinary laxative. See bow M? will aid in reetorin* year do well to avoid him aa much as po# appetite and rid yon of that heavy, slble. And Til not bare him suspect locsy. pepleoo foehn*. Ing us of pleading for mercy." ■ad.wR»w4r»»«iH i-ath^bh.-bH « m i. LIK E A MILLION. TAKE She laid a caressing palm on Ben Inglepln's face, wblcb v i s neither so plump nor so rubicund as It had been TOMORROW A L R 'C H T after a day's toU In a stuffy cockpit that presented one endless succession of horror*. "1 owe him an apology. Father," she explained simply. "And 1 musí thank him." “Thank him?" “ For bis generoalty. It wa* noble." “ lie's generous and noble enough to see that we are by way of being hanged." Ben Inglepln retorted dis agreeably. “ You’re unfair. Father." Iler II* SUFFERING ELIMINATED some figure straightened. “ If we mer 15-years success in treating Rectal and Cofcm troubles by the Dr. C J. Deaa It to be hanged, shall we complalD ol ^ NON-SL RCICAL method cn- him? We knew the risk* we must sble* to to S o W RITTEN AS- encounter. And U a stake socb as \ SURANCE of PILES EUMI- ' A N A T O ) or FEE REFUNDED. ours Is worth playing for. worth wlu Scad today for FREE 100-mcs ning. tls worth losing a life for.“ , boot dc«cranou c»oM-i»n<l prop- There was nothing circuitous or In & E£TALV j COLON d l N l i direct In the expiess'nn with which Ben Inglepln regarded his daughter. “ Ah, lass, yon shame me. Egad you do!” He stooped and kissed her "Speak to Fellowe*. He'» a gentle That's Different man. I'll own. and a bulldog. If there Perkins— 1 suppose, when you were ever was one Chater and—" out bunting big game, you potted a “ We'll say nothing of Chater. Fa leopard? ther," she Interrupted. “ Twould have Hunter— N o; but I spotted one. been better for os had we not tolled out case by contact with him." The average American sheep repre “ Oh. my dearl Don’t be bard on sents, In wool, one suit of clothes each Saul He wasn't choice. I'll grant you. year. but In hi* way be helped—” “ Ab, no, he ruined us I But for him Captain Fellowes would not have been pressed. And If—but this la to oo purpose. Go below, and see If you can help poor, fat Maria. I'll be wltb you soon." "Stay os deck, poppet, and win some color to your cheeks,'' Ben counseled “The señora and I can manage." Fellowes waa staring out over the »tern— at the same distant spot, which so recently hud nioniqxillzed Cara's at tention. when the girl approached. “Oh. Mis# Inglepin we— we are In debted ro you To you and your fa iher and your—ah—duenna Very helpful. Doctor O'Shanglinessy tells me. We should have been badly off without yon—the Badger'a wounded and everything.” “ We were glad to do It, air,” the returned, “ llut I came to thank yon Twas knightly ot you—to bury blit so— wltb his flag flying. And I am The common cause of digestive d!Ai sorry for whut I said this afternoon." ful ties Is excess acid. Sodn cannot He flushed brick-red. alter this condition, and It burns the “ Tw as the truth." he muttered “ I stomach. Something that will neu nave much to answer for. lie told tralize the acidity Is the sensible me—Colllshswe Told me— twas Chater thing to take. That Is why physicians persuaded him to press me— not you tell the public to use Phillips Milk of I owe you an apology | wasn't quite Magnesia. —atine * One spoonful o f this delightful prep “ But how cotild you have been? aration can neutralize many times Its You were dreadfully wronged, und volume In acid. It act* Instantly; re none the lesa hecuuse twas all a tls lie f Is quick, and very apparent. All sue of mischance." gna Is dispelled; all sourness Is soon “ T i t an evil passion, tills hate,' gone; the whole system Is sweetened. Fellowe» Insisted “ Vexation and sor Do try this perfect antl-ncM, and re row—and death—It lias brought to all member It Is Just as good for children trim crossed iny path.“ too, and pleasant for them to take. “ Too exaggerate, sir." she answered Any drug store has the genuine, pre soberly “ Surely, 'twas not evil to Bcriptlonal product. -lay Captain (linter, who would have slain you And Janies was your en ini; In «a r II lie must have died it'd rotliet have «lied so." “ Are you become my advocate?* he rled exasperated —tlie other offiiwr* -laureo *l him askance. “ Well, (lieu site lue an argument In Juatllh utlon FOR CONSTIPATION ¡Retain O'our Sood ¿Books of delivering you to Joshua Inglepln*« haired t" " T l s unnecessary I should argue wltb you to do your duty," alia replied as auhcrly a* he for* “ You aa( your hand to this task. Will you draw back from It?" “God knows! I—“ He waa on the point ol saying: “ I lose you I How can I send you to a cell in tli* Hilda well, a gibbet oo the South west but tery?" When h* realised |h* bare fart he kned her must make him iio placahi* In honor, he could oot fa vot her And If h* possessed any lln serin* shred* of pride, he adjured blmaelt In t hot burst ot fury, bed remasabai sh* had accepted Colli.-haw« after plighting troth with bltu. “ I have got myselt luto this coll." he concluded, strangling his emotion * T la for me to work myaelt free But I'd hav* you know, ma'am. I gain oo satisfaction from I t " “ How could you, who are not cruel V sh* answered tranquilly. "Com*. Cuf- foe. you can nld me shift the wounded men for their ease." * * * * * * * Burdened with prisoners and ruo nlng short of water and food aftar a six mouth*' cruise. Fellowe* was re lleved when a wet Easter aent the blockader* scurrying off shore, and the Centurion could venture a landfall They stood out from th# Itorkaway*. following the beat the Badger had tut trolled, and oo th# verge o f dnrkneas lighted the spot of Sandy Hook and came to anchor for the night under the guns of the fort* They were safe 1 A fat cruise, everyone agreed The prizes should yield IllM.i**'. at the lowest computation and allowtna for th* P's* of one of the three sent In. what wltb the gold In the Ceuta rlon'a strong box and the choicer hits of cargo stowed In the hold. And that meant some SAM) In prize money for every seaman. Of all the crew. Fellowe*. alon*. was moody, and received Indifferently the congratulation* of visitors By bis In structlons. nothing wa* said of the capture of the True Itouuty. and (be Inglepln» and their attendant were f I a GOOD? C H A PT E R TO-NICHT A c id ity confined In tne after-cabin. They were Joebuu a pcrxnul share ot the spoil, lie reflected cynically, they and the tidbit <>f treason Hint went with them, and Joshuu should he the first to gloat over their humiliation and shame, lie d have nothing In do with It after discharging his duty. Stirrrn der them, give his report—anil go Where? Anywhere there was fighting He abandoned his reflections when the Inglepln» came on deck, tlie duen na. winp'-ed In her funeral garments clinging to Cara like u shadow. Both Ben and tils d.iughtei looked like pen pie who nice shut the past from theli minds, who front the future unafraid Ren nodded pleasantly to Fellowe* and Cura enfolded him In one of those compassionate glance* which made him writhe Inwardly Why should she pity him? lie wanted none of her pity. And annoyed, self conscious, his expression became wooden and tad turn a* he responded to their greet Inga. Noggle ha*l the longhoct hoisted out In addition to the oarsmen. Fell*.wes detailed an armed escort, couslxllna ot Sopher, Ear he*. Ooak, Cuffee. and Tom. and «h e r they had taken their places he asked the Ingleplua to fol low them. The duenna was lowered In a lubber seat Her vast hulk coulo never hare accommodated Itself ro the Jacob’s ladder. And last, he went overside himself, precisely dressed In s fresh uniform, sword and pistols at his belt, the compromising petition Cuffee hnd found In the True Boiinfy's anchor stock folded up In his breast pocket His band crept toward the pocket rested on hi* coat-lapel, lie toyed v/lth the thought of wrenching the document from Its hiding plane nod coating It Into the East river. Hal Cara’s eyes were on him. steady eye* pitying eyes, and head and hand ■Implied together Had she rend hi* purpose? Or was that hilt fancy, too? “ Faster men.” he urged the rover* honrsely. It was only six months since the 1 L Milk . of Magnesia But Joshua Stopped Him by a Gesture 11 P hillips l'ru* Bounty ana tvnturlon hud sailed and tha waterfront retuvuihervd th* gossip that linked the two vessel» And her« ns* Ben Inglepln returning In Joshua Inglepln'* brig, wllh at armed escort In attendance. Cara, hei hand on her father's arm. waved 1« an nccaalonal acquaintance smiling frankly. The duenna was * sltspc'lc*« mass, waddling after them NliurW Sopher. very Important, strode In front Pouk and Kaclie* marched ha him) him. and Toni and Ciiffo« limn* dlalely behind th* Inglepln» and th* duenna. Fellowes brought up th* rear, denying Ih* request* for tnfor illation wlih-h were showered upon him. as the word spread along th* docks— "Hey, th* Centurion'* In They got Ben Inglepln V hi* gal." Merchants and shopkeepers, buck •ten* and peddlers, sailors and militia men. tioya. and girts. market women housewives, maid servants eddied to ward Front street. Far In th* rear a brae* of fat watchmen hobbled an* lotraly. Inquiring of everyone they mer what had huiqiened. In Front street they h»«l an answer: “ Ben Inglepln's In Joehuay's office Joahuny'a, I tell y* . . No. no. not hls'n. 'Ain't nobody that No, ye can't git In. Joehuay's privateersmen wont let ye." But (lie watchmen persisted and forced their way to the doorstep, At that moment Fellowe* emerged from the doorway of Joshua Inglepln's office, and the grim, eel expression ol lit* features. Ih# competent pots# of his lean body, caught th# attention ot the nearer bystander*. Men craned on tiptoe to catch th# few words be spoke, "Von two are watchmen? Then one of you Is to go to Government house and Inform Governor Tompktn* with Mr. Joshua Inglepln's compliment* that the Centurion privateer Is In. and Mr. Inglepln will be obliged If his es cellency will attend here tn examine certain matter# of Importance." A dozen voice# hailed Fellowe* “ Whal'a toward, elr?“ “ Are the Brtt Ish coming In?" "W ill they engage the fort*?" “ I have no Information of that char acter. gentlemen." Fellowes answered “ As a matter of fact, the blockading squadron wa* driven offstior* by the recent atorm." "Did ye have a good cruise?” called a different group And one deep voice roared: “ Wlial happened to yer for# topmost 7" "W e lost It In action wltb the Bad ger aloop-of war." Fellowe# relumed And aensiug the abrupt tension pro duced by the statement, went on: “ It may Interest yon to know that we sunk her W# have the survivor* of her crew aboard, and among other things I must consult the governor as to llieli disposition .” A cheei that wit# almost hysterical acclaimed the new* X IV • the • KITCHEN CABINET if* IM*. W ••(•in N*n •(■•»•» list»« I **Ood kleea Ih* man who tret In* vented sleep.” Be Bunch* Fanes * « 14. and as say It And bled* him also that ha dlda't k«ep Hie areal dlaeovery le htmaelt, nor try Te make It—aa th* lucky fellow mtaht— A aloe« monopoly by patent rtshtl —John U Bat*. PIQUANT BUTTBRS •Hunger lb the beet eauce," w# all know, and food sweet tumid and but ter la always a feast for th* hungry. But f«t appetite that needs stim ulating. (ties* butter* trill help th* tickling ot the palate: Herb Butter.— Mix on* half cupful of butter with on* teaapoonful ot chopped fresh parsley, one half teaspoon fill of powdered savory, on* teaapoonful of lemon Jute*, one-half teaapoonful of salt, one-fourth teaapoonful of whit* pep per. Keep In a cool place. Nice served over lamb eho|is or steak. Pimento Butter.—Mesh to a pulp four pimento*, (hen prose through a alev*, add onabelf cupful of butlei and onehalf green pepper finely minced. Mix and use ea needed. Horseradish Butter.—Take on# hall cupful of fresh butter and add one tablespoonful of fresh grated hors* radish. Mix well with a fork and add on* tableepoonful of minced parsley. I'ut Into a Jar and keep In a cool place This la very good with flah. Green Butter.—Take a small grm-u onion, four sprigs of parsley, two branches o f pepper *r:iaa or water cress. one-half cupful of butter, one and one-half teaspoonfula of salt »nil one-balf saltspoouful of cayenne (>ep per. Mix well all but the butter, then add the butter and mix again and pass through a alev* Into a howl. Place In • cool place antll required for use. Creole Butter.—Take one half cup ful of butter, two aaltspootiful* of ground mustard, two teaapoonful* of vinegar, two tenapoonful* of worce* terahlr* sauce, one fourth tenspoooful of salt, on*-fourth teaspoonful ol cayenne, two hard cooked egg yolks; mash th* yolks and mix well all tlx Ingredients together Bacon or Ham Butter.—Fry thin slices o f lean ham or bacon, drain and pound to a past* on a meat board or In a mortar. Add enough butter to makt a smooth past*. To two tahlespoonfuls of the paale add one teaapoonful of horseradish oi mustard. Dried fruits are aoms of our d* Joshua’s Decision tlghlful ways of adding variety to the winter menu Joshua Inglepln stood In the en And they are Ju«t trance of hi* private Office us Fellowes a* whol saut n* ushered the prisoners In from the (larking the tools street, tils eyes gleamed like blue lure which hat agittes. his Jaw « » a clamped rigidly; evap o r a t e d ) at but there was less color than usual f r e s h f r u i t . It in tils fnc*. and his neck cloth was soaked and stewed dump with sweat. Ben was detain In water to r* nnlr. aelf-ponsossed. He regarded store it. Joshua half-humorously, gave him a Prune Bread. -Mix two cupfuls ot curt nod and a “ Morning Jos." while losliun eyed him almost slyly and ap whol* wheat flour, two cupfuls of lieared to be fumbling for words rraham flour, two cupfuls of whit« Cara, after a single level eyed stare at flour, two tahlespoonfuls of sugar, tier tirirle. looked Idly out a window at one and ons-half (easpoonfuls of anil and on* cupful of steamed prunes cut the croud hesh-glug the warehouse The duenna s P hk I listlessly, rllcklng Into pieces. Dissolve on* compressed her heads In hlm-k-mllletied hands yeast cake In one-fourth cupful of “ Humph." exploded Joshua clearing warm water, add wltb enough warm Ms throat. “ I>—tl If you didn't do It water to the flour mixture to make a stiff batter. Beat thoroughly, let rise eh. Fellowes? Bui where's Chater?" to double It* bulk, add on* half cupful “ Dead." And at the word a little, cool wave of chopped wolnut meats, make Into loaves and when double Its hulk bskv seemed to roll across tlie room, chill In a moderate oven on* hour. Ing tlie hearts of all who heard It This same mixture may he baked Joshua s mouth worked for s moment In muffin pana and used as dessert hy before he spoke again adding mors sugar and serving with “ Dead eb? And the True Bounty? fruit Jule# snuce. “ We burned her. I cnuldn I spare Prune Coffs# Cake.—Blend one third the men to feteh her home." of a cupful of fnt and one half cup “ Ilud reason. I suppose?” ful of sugar and add one b«,nten egg. “ We found wlial we sought," Fel one fourth cupful of molasses and lowes answered and thrust a hand In one cupful of milk. Sift and mix one to the iMtcket which contained llut pw teaapoonful of salt, five teaspoonfula tltlon. But Joshua stopped him hy a of baking powder, two and one half gesture cupfuls of flour, and add on* cupful of “ Not out here. Too public—people prunes, soaked and cooked soft Coro can see through those window* Come bine the mixtures and pour Into a Inside." well greased shallow pun. Sprinkle lie stood back while they filed Into with a mixture of three tablespoon Hie private office, then shut the door ful* of sugar, one teaspoonful of rln after them. nnmon, one-fourth teaspoonful of nut 'T h is Is better." he snld. In no hurry meg. Bake twenty minutes In a hoi to accept the paper Fellowes had pro •ven. duced. “ By the way I See anything Appl* 8now.—Orate two large ap of t'olllshawe?' pies into a bowl rontnlnlng the whit* “ Ile'a dead." Fellowes replied, wine o f an egg and one hall cupful of Ing "W e sank the Budger." powdered sugar. Bent with an egg Joshuu beamed. beater until th* mixture Is light and ‘T h is Is whut I call u thorough Job.' stiff. -Serve In tall glasses with s he exrlnlmed. “ T ls wlial comes ol spoonful of whipped cream and a lintlug enough." maraschino cherry. The bellow ot the crowd hail risen Peach Deeaert.—IJne a deep dish louder, and Fellowes made an excuse with t stale sponge or plain cake, of It to change the subject. pour over enough of the Juice from “ We should gel rid of those people canned pearhea to soak Into the coke, sir," he said. “ They may lie danger cover with a layer of peaches and on* And here Is the pa|>er. T ls lin serve topped with wlilpp<>d cream portnnt. If—If anything Is to he done sweetened and flavored with almond the governor should see It ItutnedJ A meringue may h* used Instead of ntely.” the cream If preferred. Thut should (TO HE CONTINUED! be lightly browned In the oven. Winter Egg Salad.—Cnt hard cooked egg* Into halves lengthwise, remove the yolks, mix them with thick crenm and season wtt onion Juice, pepper salt anil tomato catsup. But the mix tare back Into the white*, garnish large fowl* are so prolific fhnt Im with atrip* of anchovies. Serve with rriense flocks are quickly hullf up and endive and french dressing. the supply of feather fur I* Inexhiiiist Ihle, once In favor with the trade. v tU d i Sleeping hag*, »viators’ coals and cap*, explorers’ wrap* and lounge First Coffs* la West? cushions wllh feather »uts'de Instead The story rnn* that Capt. Gabriel of Inside are other suggested uses ol de (Hen brought the first coffee plant the bird skina to Martinique about the year 1721. de privlng lilmself o f part of his supply O.iaritor Fart of Marlon* That a typist I* a pari of u type of drinking water In order to keep the writer was decided hy a Vienna court little plant alive on the long royag' The court rilled flint. If a person from France. write* * llladoii» letter |o an- thci per «on and db ime» It to a fyplsl. there I» no erlmlniil libel, rim e only two per »on* have know ledge ot the letter» content*, namely, the writer and th« rtnlplem »he typist holrg merely r purl of Hie typewriter. 1 1 S T U D IO Snake’» Fangs A snake’s forked tongue Is a very sensitive organ of touch and Is not need In biting. Special poison-con ducting teeth called fangs sre em ployed to bit* and poison their piey BARBER SHOP FIRST CLASS WORK A T HKASONAUl.E PRICES K. D. Vaa Meter, 1'rop. A . E. H A N S O N WOOD and COAL Wood or Blab—any length any kind Prompt Delivery . Phone 4404 U. ■■■ " ~ fl Cord HALSTEN HARDW ARE STAND ARD HARDW ARE and FU R N ITU R E C V h paid for old atovsa and furniture la Bank Work Fountain Sonica .. .Boat oi EatB Whitehall Restaurant M AG AZINES and C AN D T BEAVERTON *•« OREGON Desperate Beaverton Lumber Co. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRON AG® Lewis Brothers. Proprietors M A P E S & SO N R E S TA U R A N T SHORT ORDER* Cigars, Tobacco* Coafectiona, Soft Drinks Cady Bldg. — >— W at*#« Mb MEALS BSP— — I '" * F. W . B IS H O P PLU M BING and H E A TIN G Hardware, PalnU Phone. D O S .................„..BaavarlaR m V O i f Have krm known to hoil tkeir kuikxndi’ pipes ¡nlyc.TIiukilU tkc lingering authority o f over-strong tobacco, but good-bye pipe! W ell, it s time those husbands discovered Sir W alter Raleigh's favorite smok ing mixture. I t ’s a blend o f choice tobaccos mellowed toasurpassing mildness and davor, and wrapped in gold foil to keep it frtih . A ail fragrant? W ives positively tore it. •sow s a win.taMenu T obacco coaroaartua, Ism itw ilU , Beaver Wood Co. Block Wood. Planer End*. AB grades of UUh-Waah coal. Yard at Front A Main P. L. Schult* F ho— t7M ■E A V E R TO M -i- OMEOOM BEAVERTON FEED and PRODUCE CO M PANY Highway and O E. Track* C. J. Beach, Manager VARIOUS DISHES Suggestion That Skina of Birds Replace Fura Good furs arc scarce these day» and price* high N ii the little northern continually of I'olnl Barrow. Alaska. «nt’Reai* writ|i* and coHla niiide from skins of bird*, with the downy tenth er* Intact. Such wrap* have been worn hy northern Alusku native* for many decade*. The breast# of wild gee*e, duck* gulls nnd cormorants are removed In n* large sections ns possible. Tlie skin, or pelt*, »re citrefnll* dried In the wind fur several day*. Neal blub her and fish oil mixed and melted are rubbed while lad Into the bird skin* Several applications of anlnml grease and much knendlng make Hie feather furs * » pliable ns real pelt* The life of feather skins so treated I* as long a* the lighter weight fur*. Gees*, ducks und many kinds ol Whin talking to our advertiser«, pleas# mention the Review. S ir W vlter R aleigh Sm oking Tobacco DR. A. E. W IL S O N Hi* Tara Haying greca at the table la still customary In the home of the M—s. Frames Fitted n■ the following story Illustrates: At Orego* a dinner recently, alien Ih* guest# were seated, the host turned to th* gentleman on hi* right sml said, “ Mr. f B—, you will return thanks" PEC.G llllly, age ft»#, remonstrated em phatically "0*11 on me. daddy I Call and EMUALMER on met I haven't prayed for a week." Opto me rial Eyes Tested Beaverton W . E. U ND ERTAKER Grange ■ . Building Beaverton a J — >— Beavrrto* « Barber .STEVENS, SA TISFAC TIO N Shop PROI’RIETOR G U ARANTEED Beavertoa, Orego« Pure, clean milk is essential to your children's health. For milk scoring 95 out of 100 points by the Slat* Dairy and Food Department, call th* SERVICE DAI RY Beaverton. 2407 Deliveries day or night Our Motto: Quality, Service, Satis- _______________ forth)«. DEWEY THE PLUMBER Oar work speaks Beaverton, Or*., for Itself. Phone 7712 I f Yon Aro Thinking of Purchasing A Radio Or Are Needing Repair Work l'une On Your Car, Call TH E BEAVERTON GARAGE Mr. Flynn Manager TRANSFER L*cal and Long I)i>A*>ire Hauling CHARI.E8 BERTHOLD Beaverton * ... Phone MOI - LOANS on real estate. Low inter est cost, repayment priv e g es. Write (or details W ASH ING TO N Savings & Loan Assn. | Skate Bldg. Hillsboro. Ore ANNOUNCEMENT I WE PRINT CATALOGS POSTERS PRICE LISTS H \NDIB 1.1.8 for Quality and Service B E A V E R T O N R E V IE W •CAVKRTON OREGO® Mention t h e ‘Review’ when talking to the adver tiser. Accidentally nn Arkansas lady cured fit* In a valuable dog with Hues Balt Blue. Many other* now use IL Nev er fall*, she saya.—Adv. Th« Hare Buck - Can you glv* me a definition o f nn ornlor? I'rlvat*—Sure, lie'# the follow who's n i n ny * ready to lay down your Ilf# for hi* country. Kennebec Journal. sia* (l»e Pale. Ths hurt of s bum or a cut stop* «hen Cole* Csrbollaalva la apptlsd It h««la qiikkly «Khout s-srs. SO-- and *V hy *11 dr>.salato, or asmi Ito to Th* J. W. Col* Co.. Rorkford. Ili — A tvxdsainanL Reaalts e f Ahisac* Absence extinguishes small passion* and Increase* grent one*, ns the wind will blow out a candle nnd blow tn a fire.- I.ii Bochcfourntild. Hard to Satisfy Man wants hut little hem below hut what he gets li usually below what h* wants. —Iumlsvtile Courier Journal. Denver Boy is a W inner Every mother real izes how Important It Is to tearb children good Imhlta of con duct hut many o f them full to renllzn- the Importance of » \ l i teaching their chll- ’ --»“R l Iren good bowel hab it* until the poisons from decaying waste held too long In the system have begun to affect th# child’« health. Watch your child and at the flrat sign o f constIpatIon, give him a little California Fig Syrup. Children love It* rich, fruity taste and It quickly drive* away those distressing ail ments, such ns hcndnrhe*. had breath, coated tongue, hllinuNnesa, feverlsh- ne»s. fretful ness, etc. It gives them « hearty a|ipetlte, regulates their stom ach nnd bowels and gives tone unit strength to these organs so they con tinue to act normally, o f their own accord. For over fifty years, lead ing physicians have prescribed It fo r hnlf-slck. hlllnti*, coiiNtlpatcd chil dren. More than 4 million bottle» need * year allows how mother* de pend on It. Mrs. a O. Wilcox, MfifiH WolfT Rf., Denver, Colorado, says: "M y son. Jackie, Is * prize winner for health, now, hut we hnd a lot of trouble with him before we found hi* trouble was consflpsflon nnd began giving him California Fig Syrup. It fixed him up quick, gave him n good appetite, made hlin sleep fine nnd he's been raining In weight right along sinew the first few days, taking It." To avoid Inferior Imitation* o f California Fig Syrup, always look fo r the word “ California" on the carton. v. W. N. U , P O R T L A N D , NO. l-K J Q k
