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THE BKA VERTON KKVIKW FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1911 x -------------------------------- I LO CAL I HAPPENINGS BETTY BARCLAYS HELPFUL HINTS Milton Borin* who it a studenl at tha Oregon Normal school »pant »•acral day» at home. Emma and Esther Schrader spent •ecaral day« this week visiting in Beaverton with their parents. The Misses Lucille and Louise Brown are home from Willamette 'University for a week’s vacation Mrs. N. Stevenson and eon of Independence, Oregon, were visiting with Mr. and Mrs Mainland. Sat urday The Hulett family were enter tainad at dinner Sunday at the Forest Grove home o f Mr. and Mrs Fred Braun. Mrs. J. C. Huntley and daughter. Miss Betty, of Seattle, are visiting friends in Beaverton the latter part of this weak. Vernon Mapes, who is a fresh man at the U. o f O., spent the weak end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S Mapes. Mrs L. L. Myers and two chil dren spent Monday visiting with her mother, Mrs. Florence Johnson o f Forest Grove. Mrs. Mary J. Evans. Miss Lil lian Evans, and Mr. Earl Evan-, visited at the M B. Murray home in Portland on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Sam Stohler and family of Laudel ware visitors Sun day at the home o f Mrs. Stoler’s parents, Mr and Mrs John 'Will. Several Beaverton people attended the Washington County C. E. Cab inet meeting at the Forest Grove Christian church on Saturday night. 7 oday Hetty Says: If not satisfied. I Hillsboro. KeedvlUe, and Beaverton. 1 Br<* " n'* i, *"cW J ot,on w,n nicely. B. H. S. B A N D TO G IV E i cure chap* in one night Money back Pharmacy. The Huber Boy Scout* enjoyed an T. Hadley was pleasantly i CONC ER T IN U N IFO R M S all-night hike up on Cooper moun surprised by two birthday parties, Brown's Beaverton Advctf tain, last Saturday night. Frank one being last Saturday evening The Beaverton High School hand Shepherd, junior scout, was in la-fore hi* birthday, and another will make ita first public ap charge party Wednesday evening, his birth pearance in the new uniforms at ( day A lovely time was had by all The junior girls high school dan a band concert at the high school at both parties. Five hundred was Friday, March 27. It will start at cing cla»s o f the Portland Social played, and a lovely luncheon was Turn Verein danced at the l'ara 8:00 p tw mount Theatre last Saturday eve served in adlition to the numbers by the ning Mias Charlotte Peterson was band there will he several special one of the class of 40 girls. numbers. Maurice Manning will give « A V e XVITM « A P I some piano selections The Webb- ] The Turn Verein will have an Audi Boswell-Doty Hansen quartette wil exhibition at the l*ortland sing. Harris Hansen will sing some torium, Saturday. March 28th There Thf S tu r » will be several local girls taking j solos. There will be no admission charge part, and there will be over 700 Turn Vereiner*. on the stage. Prof Generouaki it the instructor. HUBER HOW TO BE SUBE Moving pictures o f Camp Meri- OF COMFORT Leon Flett on Hennessey weather was enjoyed by the Hu AFTER RATING! Avenue just recently reshingled his her hoy scouts at the Huber club house What a wonderful feel house, last Friday evening. l*ar- ing it is to get up Mr. and Mrs Anielone o f Huber ents and friends were invite»!, amt from the table and are the proud parents o f a baby several visiting troop* were pres know with certainty girl. Mother and babe are doing ent. There were hoy scouts fom that you are nor going to suffer any ill effect* from your meal. That's exactly how you will feel if you'll give Hex • nil Milk of Magnesia a 1 1 UNDKKDS of women Insist that 1 1 they cannot ni.sk» a good lemon p i«—at least not so good as others they bar# tasted. Probably mor* requests for recipes for thla deli cious dessert sre mailed to dieti tians and food experts, thar. for ah cv'st any othor dish. Here Is on# recipe that I (eel sure will please: Lemon Pit, Supreme I cup eugsr H teaspoon salt I S cups boiling > eggs V» cup temoa J water S W I F T S PR EM IU M Juice 1 tablespoon« cornstarch Grated rind 1 S tablespoons flour lemon Sift dry Ingredient*. Add water and cook tn doubla boiler until thick (15 minutes.) Add slightly j FRESH CORNED BEEK O C beaten egg yolks and cook 2 min 8 2 POUNDS utes longer. Then add lemon Juice and grated rind. Cool and turn Into 4 ---------------------------------------------------- baked pie shell. Cover with me A HAMBURGER FRESH ringue made by beating egg whitea A NO CEREAL OR W A - O C - nntll frothy—adding 4 tableepoona A TER, 2 POUNDS O x JL . sugar and 14 teaspoon baking pow- i der and continue beating until stiff. 8 GRAHAM CRACKERS OQ Put Into moderate oven (S2S de grees) for 15 minutes to brown. . 4 TRUBAKE. 2-LB. BOX Beaverton Marktet and Grocery \ Sat. & Mon., Mar. 28-30, Specials $ H AM FOR F A S T E R \ j ¿ W h o le or one-half, per p o u n d 25c * 4 F R E E --A H a m W ill Be G iven - F R E E \ 4 -------------------------------------- Paul ShelleMberger, who is a t O Q -. Upon the reopening of the saw A SARDINES. BOOTH S tending Oregon State College, spent mill of the Oregon Lumber Co. at j Tomato or mustard, 3 cans the week end with his parents, Bates, 180 men started work. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Shellenberger. d RICE, BLUE ROSE, It has been reported that the Ivan ; N O TIC E 4 4 POUNDS Sutton place has been sold to a Mr. <£- Robinson. It was formerly known u d Rug shl>w will ^ 4 ---------------------------------------------------- A TOMATO SOUP. CAMP O C as the Bradley J. Woodward place. . . . .. D _ held A pnl 17 by the Beaverton J BELLS, 3 CANS C .U C Mrs. Ed Conoley and son Jack G ,T h>11. Food sale in of Eugene are spending a week vis iting with her parents, Mr. and connection with the show. Further f Two Dfliveries Daily: adv. c-16 Mrs. Shunk, and her sister, Mrs notice later. •J Two phones, K. W. Wildman, and family. _ The local Rebekah Club will give POOR SLEEP DUE TO the play, “ The Poor M amed M an’, GAS ,N UPPER BOWEL at the Haze Male school house Fri- p° ° r sIeeP >» f*used by gas pres- day night, (tonight) under the spon- *‘ n8 heart and other organs You torship of the Haxeldale Literary f»n 't get rid o f this by just doctor- goeiety. mg the stomach because most of .. . . .. T • .... the gas is in the 'UPPER bowel. Members of the Live Wire The sim le G„ man remedy. Ad. Clasa o f the Congregational Sunday reaches BOTH upper and School gave a slumber party at the )ower bawe,_ washmg out poisons C. F. Johnson home on Friday o f which cause nervousness, bad last week Games were played and ^ Adlerjk> today; by to. prixes were won. There were elev- morrow you feel the wonderf ul e f- en girls present. feet. You will say the day you read Washington County Bankers' A s- this was sure a lucky day for you. aociation members were guests o f ( adv. no.2 Shute Bank of Hillsboro at a ban quet on Tuesday evening. Messers, Doy Gray, F. W. Livermore, A r- j chie Masters, and John Gray were present from Beaverton. 27c *Tbe First Essential of a Modern H o m e - - POT ROAST, STEER 1 KEF, I.R. . BOILING BEEF STEKR, 2 POUNDS il MATTER where your home la k*- N O catrd, you can have plenty of running chance to help you. This pure reliable pro duct prevents and re - lieve* indigestion when caused by excessive a- cidity in the stomach, by neutralising the acid quickly und thoroughly. A pint bottle i» a goo! investment. Sold only at Rexall l*rug Stores. JKLI.O. Al L FLAVORS. 3 PKG. MACARONI. BULK 4 POUNDS CAKE FLOUR. jrs 4 GOLD MEDAL, 2 PKGS * A /C f 1 LARGE CAKE PAN. FREE è ROLLED OATft 9-POUND SACK C U N N I N G H A I I 1» ! ¿J 43c \ ! water under pressure in kitchen, bsthroow. laundry, garage and garden without bother or attention, and at estremcly low coaL Paul Pumps are fully Automatic, silent, aslf-oiling and will pump from deep or shallow well, lake oe cistern. They may be operated with electric power or gaaolina Come la today and let ue shew you. H A Dean's Drug Store Front 10:30 A. M. 3:00 V. M. ? 3203 and 1702 ! For Salt* By Dortland Gen- St. Beaverton Phone 0735 Tfh I ith I Electric Co.. Hillsboro Start AVOID GASOLINES THAT CONTAIN ACIDS F. C. Peck left Tuesday morning for Binghamton, New York, where he was called by the serious illness of his brother. Mr. Peck is the father of Dayton Peck, local man- j ager for the McCready Lumber com- ! pany. E D G A R G U E S T PO EM S R E A D A T H IT E O N C L U B Hiteon Club met Wednesday, i March 18, with Mrs. Amanda Curl- i acn as hostess at the home of Mrs. Emily Peterson. There were four teen members and seven visitors present. Roll call was “ Memory gem from your favorite poet.” Ed gar Gueet seemed to be a popular poet, and Mrs. Zell St rut hers read several o f his poems. As next meeting will be the elec- J tion of officers all members are asked to be present. This meeting will be April 1, at the home of Mrs. Ida Hite. Mrs. Hannah Christensen and Mrs. Emily Peterson represented the club at the district federation meeting at Hillsboro, March 26. The Jackson Drug Co. has opened for business at Yamhill. 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