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Enterad aa aar<>n<l rlaaa inattar
IW em lw r V, 1922, at the postolllc«
at ItvavvHon, Oragun
umlar tha
Art o f March 3. 1879.
J
II. Ilulatt
..
Iluainaaa Manager
Kvery year wr sao an army o f
high power solicitors »warm ovar
tha country »ailing to the merchant»
a variety o f “ Home Town Dovelar
I'agra" “ Specialty Advcrtlaing S*r-
vice” — “ Trade At
llom a Specialty
Program s'' - “ Trading
Stamp» —
“ (iuvaalng
Contaata“ - “ I'rainlum»”
- and what not, on tha aaiumad
theory that the»e echemca will biult
the mall order catalog, and put tha
hell ringing peddler out o f bualiwas.
The amount o f money »pent a n ­
nually for the»e adíeme» la enor
m ow , and anuther open aeaaon I»
laat approaching.
iWhtle tha door to door aollcltora
and the catalog houae» are doing a
thriving bualne»» taking trad« » -
way from the merchant», the above
mentioned
apreially aale»men
aro
»•lling the»« »am « merchant» thaae
•o called
advertlalng »ervice» and
taking buainea» away from the pub •
llaher, all o f which g o«» out / a I
town.
Publisher la In a peculiar post*
tion when the merchant» (hi» cu» -
tom ar») call a meeting and pa»»
raaolutiona to tha elfe -t that out o f
town competition la ruining buai-
neaa, and a»k publiaher to give free
publicity to their meeting nnd re -
»ulutiona.
lll u a i » '< a i ioiv a
/
bq/
I r w i t v l l y o » ’*
w nv~
aplondor, struck an attitude of dax/.lo-
t e l ».mellow »lie bail fu ll«« a»le.-p
rnent.
Hlank verae leaped to hla
In niter eihau«(lou. only In be n»ak-
ready Up»
"Hut who la this, what
•-ni-d by pl»l<d aliota, u aerie» o f blood­
thing o f land or sen female of le i It
curdling yalla. I lie rraab ami llnkle of
a««ui» that ao bedeck'd, ornate, and
broken gin»». Then mine wroaiua of
gay, com«» this way »ailing, like a
women, the *»und of hnraea galloping
stately ship o f Taraua, bound for th*
Hie. lay tle-re. cowering Clin atlrred
Isles of Javan nr Oadlre. with all her
ill Id» bed, »Iglieil deeply, atepl »gain.
Site wua too terrlfleil lo go fo Ilia bravery on. . ,
“ Oh. now, Yancey, don't talk non­
window.
Her »blverilig acemed to
sense It's only my »wontl )><•»( black
alinke 1 1.0 bed. She wanted to waken
grosgroln."
Die «-l.il«! for comfort, for company.
"You're Dgbl, my darling.
Even
She aummooed courage to go lo ill«
Milton has no words for such beauty."
w indow : peered fearfully out Into Die
“ Do burry, dear. \V«'v« ao much
dim alreef below. Nothing
No on«
to do."
In Die »(reef. Yancey'» bleeding body
With hla curllag locks. Ids broad-
waa nol lying In Die road: no mnak«d
brimmed white sombrero, hla high-
men. Nothing again hut It*« clink of
he.-lod bool», Ida flue white shirt, the
gla»se» and plulea; Die tinny piano.
amide skirts o f Ida Prince Albert
Die alap of cants.
spreading and swooplug with the
Hha longed with unutterable long­
vigor of Ida movements, Yancey waa
ing. not for Die aweet aecurlty of her
an equally striking figure, though per-
bed back In Wlchllu that aawmsd un­
haiMi not *o unusual as she. In tide
real now hul for tlma« night« In th«
day and place.
wagon on Die prairie wllli no oound
Tli« Dr»t thing Habra noticed, as she
but the ru»lle o f the »emh oak«, the
■t«p|>rd Into the duet of the street In
ocm »hm «l »tamp o f horse»' hoofa oa
her modish dr«es and bat. caused her
dry day. Die rippling o f a near by
heart to »lug. The few women to be
at
ream
(»I K K U ( i IS 134 YKAKS 01,11!
ll wua midnight when Yancey came seen scuttling about wore »unbound»
and calico—the kind o f garment« In
Jun« 14, Flag Day, will thia year I In
Site »af up ll* bed In her high-
which Snbra bad seen the women back
direct tile thought» o f every guuu ; necked, long »leet.-d nightgown
Her
American to the future a» well a» I eyea. In her white face, were two home In Wichita banging up the Mon­
day wn»h to dry on Die line In Die
to the
paai The patriotic ritiien
bieck holes burned in a piece of
back yard. Here they came out of
will U- reminded that June 1 IHi. |
paper.
butcher's shop or grocery store with
I’. ill, mark» the 134th anniversary
“ What m u lit What was It7“
Die day'» provision» In tlielr arms; a
o f the day when the Continental I
“ What wua what) Why aren't you
packet of mvut, tins of tomatoes or
Cmigre«« paaaed the re»olution of
aaleep. sugar)”
peaches, iinw nipped. After sharp fur­
lirlallly ralabliahing. aa the emblem
"Tlio*v shot»
And Die acrmiulng.
tive glances at Habra, they vanished
Of the United Slate», a (lag “ .if | And Die uien hollering.''
Into this little pine shack or that. Im­
thirteen »trip«» alternate red and !
"Shots)“
He wua uu»(rapplng bis
w hit«,'’ and “ that the union lie I'l I broad leather bell with lla (win six- mediately afterward there was great
agitation among Die prim coarse win­
»tar» whita in a blue field reprr
shooter» who»« nieoacllig head* fieered
dow curtains In llioae dwellings boast­
»anting a new ronalellalion “
juat aloive tlielr holsters. He wore It
ing such elegance.
Hut every patriot will alao look
always now. If came, tn time, lo rep­
“ But the oilier« the other kind of
forward to neat year, when Flag
resent for her a »Inlater symbol of all
Day will take on a »till ,'e*|>*r the terror», all Die perils that lay wall- women—“ Habra faltered.
Yancey misunderstood. "Plenty of
meaning aa on« o f the key day» in
Ing for Diem In this new existence. the other kind In a town like this, but
tha ten month»' natinn wide ee,e
“ Why. sugar. I don't recollect bearing they aren't stirring this time o f day."
bratlon o f the Tw o Hundredth An- 1
an y— Oh that!“ He threw back Ida
“ Don't he coarse. Ynneey. I mean
niveraary of the Hirth o f tie o 'g e
great bead and laughed. “ That was
ladles like myself—that I can talk to
Waahlngton. A ccording to the plana
Juat a cowboy, feeling high, »hooting
— whu'll come calling—that la—"
o f th« United State» G eorg« Wi»n>
out the light* over In Strap Turket'a
He waved a hand this uuy and that.
ington llicentrnmal Commlasion. e v ­
oalooti. o n hi» way home and having
ery American. In every »tate and a tittle fun with the boys. Scare you. "W hy. you )u»t »aw some women
folks, didn't you?"
city o f the country, will then be
did u r
“T h ose!"
rncouagod to honor the flag with
He lame over to her, put a hand «n
"Welt now, honey, you can't expect
appropriate rvremoniea and with a liey »boulder. Stic shrugged away
thoae Indies to be wearing their best
new devotinn, linked a» it i» with
from him. furious. She pressed her
bib and tucker mornings to do the
the life and labor» o f George W »»h
hand frulitl.-ally to her forehead. It
housv'work In. Besides, most o f the
ington
»■■ cold and wet. She wa* panting
men come without tlielr women folk
Hiatoriana may regard a* unaup
a little. ” 1 won't bring my boy up In
7'hey'll solid for them, and then you'll
ported by fact the atory o f Betay
a town tike thia. I won't. I'm going
have plenty of company. It Isn't every
Koa»' stitching the first American back.
I'm going hack home, I tell
woman who'd have the courage you
Flag, but no one diapulea the fart
you.”
show<-d. roughing It out here Y’ou're
that the legend haa become part
"W all till morning, anyhow, won't
the stuff that Uadud was made of,
and parcel o f American folklore. In
you. honey)“ he »aid, and took her In
and the mother o f the Gracchi."
any ca»e it ia known that W aah­
M» arms.
lngton had an intenae personal in-
Rachel wn». «he knew, out o f the
Nest morning wa«. somehow, mag­
terrat in the creation o f a national
Itlhle; »1.« was a little haxy about the
ically. nest morning, with the terrors
Hag, and may have had a part m
Gracchi, but basked serene In the
o f ll.e night vnnialied i|u!te. The sun
Ita de»ign. And no one diaputea the
knowledge that a compliment was in­
wa« »hltilng. For a moment Snbra
fact that he acrompliahrd more than
tended.
bail the IIIus on Dint »lie was again ut
any other American In giving that
There was Die absurdly wide atreet
home in her ow n bed at W'lchltn. Then
flag a meaning nnd in unfurling it »lie realised tli.it this was because
— aurely fifty feet wide—In this little
ever a »trong and united nation. In •be bail been awakened by u fumlllar
one-»tree* town.
Here nnd there a
1932 it will be the country'« priv
straggling house or so branched off It.
Hound
It was the sound of laiiluli'a
Urge
to render new honor»
tu voice »«t ie« lu re below In the dusty
But the life of Osage aeomed to be
George Waahlngton'» memory, and yard.
concentrated Juat here. There were
lie wua polishing Yancey's
new loyalty to thia Immortal sym - iMMita. aplltlng on them Industriously
tents still to be seen sorvlug na dwell­
l*oI o f hia greatna»».
ing«
Houses and stores were built
and alngllig na he rubbed.
Snbra
o f unpnlnted wood. They looked ns If
Meunwh le, thia year, it ia well to ■ knew he wua utterly linppy.
they bad been run up overnight, ns In­
recall aome o f the great datea in j
There wits much to tie done— a
deed they had. Tied to Die crude
the flag'» history Ita Arat diaplay j dwelling to he got somehow n place
hitching posts driven well into Die
by the Continental A rm y waa o(. ' In which to lioti-e the new»pu|>er plant.
ground were all aorta o f vehicles;
Auguat S, 1777, at Fort Stanwlx, If necessary, Yancey »aid, they could
buck hoards, rrnry carta, dilapidated
thr preaent city o f Rome, N. Y , live In Die rear and set up thr print­
wagon», iniilc drawn; here and there a
during an attack by thr l.iitisn
ing nnd law office In Die front. At-
top buggy covered with Die dust of the
It w ai flrat carried into battle by moet every one who conducted n busi­
prairie; nnd everywhere, lording tt,
George
W aahlngton'»
troop»
at j ness In the town did this.
"House»
those four-footed king» without which
Mrandywine on September i t , VlTI. j are mighty »carte," Yancey snhl, mnk-
life In this reunite place could not have
It waa Arat »»luted by the ilritiah [ Ing a great nias.ullne snorting and
lu-cn sustained—horsea o f every sire
at the aurrender o f Hurgoyne at ■ aniiffilng at the wnah howl ns they
nnd type and color nnd degree. Direct
Saratoga on October 17, 1777.
dressed. “ It'» take what you onn get
descendants, these, of the equine
For the Navy, John Paul Jon;'» I or live In a tent. I hoard Inst night
patricians who, almost four hundred
took the Arat aalute to the Star» j that Doe Nlsh.-tt's got a good house.
years before, lmd been brought across
and Stripe» on February 14. 177K. Five rooms, nnd lie'll furnish us with
the ocean by Coronado or Moacosco to
when he saihd hi» »hip “ Ranger { water. Thrre're n dosen families after
the land o f Die Seven Dlllea of Gold.
into the ha bur o f tjuib ron. Franc" j It. nnd IU>c'a ns Independent ns a hog
Crude nnd ugly though the scene
In the »»m e »hip he forred the hrat on Ice."
wn« thnt now spread Itself before
striking o f color» to our Flag lay
Hnbrn rather welcomed till» Idea of
Sahra nnd Ynncev, It still was not
the Rritiah "hip "l>r»k
,,n April combining office nnd home. She would
24.
I77H. The »hip "B ed ford ” , of be near him all day. Aa ooon as break­ squalid. It hnd vitality. You sensed
Dint behind those bare boards people
Mu-aachua • ts, car. led the At at A -
fast was over »lie and Yancey fared
were planning and slirring mightily.
merican Flag into » Hritiah nort forth, leaving Dim In Isaiah's care.
There was life In the feel o f It. The
on February ¡1, 1783. It was llr’ t Blie had put on her black grosgraln
very mimes tucked up over the store
carried around tha’ world by the silk with the three box pleats on each
fronts had bite and sting. Hunt Park.
»hip “ Columbia” , »ailing from Boa- I aide, trimmed with the passementerie
Mott Blxler, Strap Buckner, Ike
ten in September.
1787. Captain ^ and Jet button«— somewhat wrinkled
Hawes. Dllnt Hopper, Jim Click.
John Greene, in the “ Empress of from Its long atny In the trunk—nnd
Though they hnd come tn town but
China” , had previ ualy taken it to . her modish hut with the tlvr ostrich
China in 17H4.
Illumes nnd the pink roses that had Die night before. It aeomed to her that
It waa flrat flown in battle in coat twelve dollars and nfty cents In a surprising number o f people knew
Yancey nnd greeted him ns they pnssod
the Pacific by the U. S Frigate j Wlchllu. and her beat black buttoned
” E"sex’' in 1813.
The next year kid shoes and her lilai-k kid glove». In down the atreet. “ H’are you, Yan­
Francis Scott Key wrote the Star the tightly basqued black «Ilk she was ce y ! Ilowdy. ma’am." t-oungers tn
Spangled Fanner” . In 1818 * o n -
nineteen Inches round Die waist nnd doorways stared at them curiously.
It »truck Snbra suddenly with a
gre»a decreed that henceforth a new
very proud o f It.
»tar ahould lie added on the adniis-
Yancey, seelicr her Dins attired In tlllle aliock of discovery thnt the men
aion o f each new State to the Un­
ion; but, before that, on January
13, 1794, after Vermont and Ken
,
tucky had been admitted to the
Union, the atar* and “ tri|*ea were
uaa ORS puu . off isiAccuffACies Aixe
Increaaed to fifteen. The 1818 Act
»«O A D C A S Y 9V ffO LK * WHO CMCSft-
raduced the atripe» to thirteen ami
™
S 0 O R M ffU U .V Iff u r c t v c E H A O ftS
decreed a new atar for each new
¿jxBA P M TO TUB M R W SP A P C fie
Stale, which made a jum p at once
AAV
P
o
o
*
to twenty atara.
D o t» H A I AJO
On A pril fl, 1909, Admiral Peary
planted the flrat American flag at
the North Pole. Within the la»t
Mg (S A il
decade, Admiral Byrd haa carried
A imcval E •
it fo both the Pole*.
WffldDS KXTV
Wherever It haa
gone
it ha»
POUUDX ADD
meant achievement and new honor»
Llvaf 6AMPYI
to our nation. But next year Old
W ttP aa C
Glory will float over> the achieve­
ment» o f the greatest' American of
f IMO VAHA A
all, the man wly> made h»<h UM
MAJAR 1
flag and the nation that flic» it—
George Washington.
MICKIE THE PRINTER'S DEVIL
Mr. and Mr». T. B. Denney spent
■veral day» at Rockaway
where
hey ara building a cottage.
really were lining «oililiig.
i* «a *
to learn that many of them were not
builders bnt scavenger». Th* Indomi­
table Old 'lliera were no kin o f these.
They were, frequently, »«ft, cruel, fur­
tive, and avaricious They had fath­
ered here to pick up what they could
and move on. Home were cowmen,
full of resentment »gainst a govern­
ment that had taken the free range
away from them and given It over to
the hnmestciidera. Deprived o f their
only occupation, many o f these became
ouilaw«. Faiuipped with six shooters,
a deadly aim, and horsemanship that
amounted to the miraculous, they took
to Die Gyp hills or Die Osage, swoop­
ing down from their hidden haunts to
terrorise a town, shoot up a bank,
bold up a train, and da«h out again,
lenrlng blood behind them.
They
risked tlielr liven for a few hundred
dollars. Here was a vast domain with­
out written laws, without precedent,
without Die customs of elvlllxatlon;
part o f a great country, yet no part
of Its government. Here a horn* was
more valuable than a human life
A
liorae thief, caught, was summarily
hanged to the nearest tree; the killer
o f a mnn often went free.
Down the atreet these two stepped
tn their flnery. the man swaggering a
little aa a man alionld In a white som­
brero and with a pretty woman on Ills
arm ; the woman looking about her In­
terestedly, terrified at what she anw
and determined not to show It. If two
ran be said tn make a procession, then
Yancey nnd Habra Cravat formed
quite a parade as they walked down
I’ nwhunku avenue In the hlnxe o f Die
morning sun. Certainly they seemed
to be cnuslng a stir, lo-an rangers In
bu.-klmards turned to stare, la.ungers
In doorways nudged each oilier, yawp­
ing. Cnwbnys clattering by wboopad
a greeting.
It was unreal, absurd,
grotesque.
"III. Yancey! Howdy, ma'am."
Past Die lied lh*g saloon. A group
In chairs tilted up against Die wall or
standing about In high heeled boots
nnd aonibreros greeted Yancey now
with a familiarity Dint uatonlali.sl
Habra. "Ilowdy, Dim! Hello, Yun-
c e y !"
"H e railed you Clin!"
II* Ignored her surprised remark
Narrowly lie wa* watching them a*
be pa»>e<l. "Boys are up to something.
If lli.y Iry to get funny while you're
here with me— "
Habra, glancing at the group from
beneath her shielding list brim, did
sec that they were behaving much
like a lot o f sulckering schoolboys
who are preparing to let fly a bom­
bardment of snowballs, an air of
secret mischief afoot.
“ Why are they—what do you think
make« them—" Habra began, a trifle
nervously.
(continued next week)
Mrs. Vera
Caho n of Tacoma,
Wn., came down to attend the f u ­
neral o f
her father.
Mr- E- E.
Swenson. She will remain with Mrs.
Swenson for a short time.
NOTICE O F F IN A L SETTLEM ENT
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATF, O F OREGON FOR
W ASHINGTON COUNTY
In the
Matter o f the Estate
of
Kegolo Rossi, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Ihe undersigned Executor of
the last Will and Testament of
said deceased has filed in the above
entitled court and cause, hia Final
Account and Report aa auch. and
the court haa fixed and appointed
the Cth day o f July, 1931, at the
hour o f 10:00 o’clock A. M. of
aaid day, and the court room of
the above entitled court in H ills­
boro, Oregon, aa the time and place
for hearing objectiona to aaid final
account and for the final aettle-
ment o f aaid estate.
Dated this 5th day o f June. 1931.
N. J. Skee, Executor o f the last
Will and Testament o f R eg jlo R os­
si, deceased.
Hare, McAlear A Peters, A ttor­
neys for Executor.
MATES & SON
RE STAU RAN T
SHORT ORDRR
Cigars, Tobaccos
Confections, Soft Drinks
Csdv Rldx
— I—
W a t« .» At
M K 11.S
"la k e
It Ka»y” On Hot Days
With
These
Cool
Desserts
“ Git slow and easy if you want
to get along with me,” are the word»
o f an old song that arc particular*
ly applicable to dessert-m aking in
the summery day» ahead of us.
There are always time» when the
cook wants to “ take it e a sy "—and
no real homemaker need* to have
them enumerated! Certainly one of
the time» ia when summer roll*
’round with ita entiancing weather.
Kolseiy wants to stay inside and
labor over e la is* rate desserts. A n t
nobody needs to, when so many
delicate deaser s may be made with
the aid o f our »Id househ - hi friend,
cornstarch Cool to make and t o o l­
ing to eat and as econom ual •»
daylight saving days are long!
O f course, “ easy ia a« easy doe» ’
but in the case o f such palate-
ticklers aa Fruit
Fluff. Graham
Cracker Pie, or Lemon Foam, easy
doe» very well, thank y .u !
In all justice, one more bromide
must be recalled in this connection: I
“ easy come— easy g o ” is never ti*u-
er than when the fam ily eats these
desserts, tu t, after all, they »re
made to be eaten, and what more
can one aak than that they tu l-
fill their destin y)
So, relax in these summer day»
and “ take it easy” !
Lemon
Foam
1 cup sugar
2 cups cold water
2 tbsps. oorns’.arch
3 tbsps. lemon juice
lVt tsp* salt
1 egg white, beaten stiff
B*il together su ;ar and 1V4 cups
of water for five minute-. Thc.n
stir in cornstarch mixed with re­
maining water. When mixture has
thickened put in the top of double
boiler over boiling water, fo cook
for 15 minute*. Add the lemon juice
and »alt and when cold, fold fn
stiffly
beaten egg
whites.
Chill
thoroughly, serve on sponge cake.
BARBER
SHOP
FIRST CLASS WORK
AT
REASO NABLE
PRIDES
E. D. Van Meter. Prop.
Graham Cracker Pie Crust
18 graham crackers, rolled
2/3 cup sugar
1/8 cup m e.tei butter
1 ’ bap. cream
Mix thoroughly.
Filliag
1 pint milk
8 tbsps. cornstarch
3 egg yolks
Sait and flavraing
Qook together until thick. Lin«
pie plate with graham cracker m ix­
ture. pressing hard to bottom and
aides. Kill with cooked filling, cover
with meringue made o f 3 egg white«
over which is sprinkled a little
graham cracker mixture. Bake 20
minutes at 350 degree« F.
F. W . BISHOP
PLUMBING
and
Hardware,
HEATING
Paints
’ hone, 2W03
Hasvsrton
Boaverton
0.
J
Barber Shop
STEVENS.
SATISFACTIO N
PROPRIETOR
G U ARANTEED
W. E. PKG<;
Cinnamon
Stick Pudding
UN D ERTAK ER and EkHALM KK
H lb. prunes
Grange Building
— j—
Heaverts..
3 cup* cold water
3 inch stick cinnamon
1 cup sugar
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% tsp. salt
% cup cornstarch
JOE KK.MMKK
1 tbsp. lemon ju c e
For any Kind of Wood
Whipped cream
Limb Wood Cut to Order
Wash prunes, soak in cold water
Adv. c-2 6 -tf
H to 1 hour, add cinnamon and
cook in same water until soft, and
remove pits. Measure liquid, mul­
A. K. HANSON
ing boiling water to make three
WOOD and COAL
cups- Add prunes, sugar and salt
ford Wood or Slab— any
length
Cook five minutes. Mix cornstarch
any kind
with enough cold water to make a
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smooth paste and stir slowly into Prompt Delivery
prune mixture. Cook, stirring con­
stantly until it thickens, then cook
15 minutes longer. Add lemon Juice
DEW EY
pour into mold
or glasses,
and
THE PLUMBER
chill. Serve with cream.
to
LOANS
leges.
2
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hughson are
the
proud
parents
of
a baby
daughter, who arrived on Friday.
Notice o f Annual School Meeting
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the legal voters o f School District
No. 48, o f
W ashington
County,
State o f Oregon, that the Annual
School Meeting o f said District will
be held at High School Auditorium;
to begin at the hour o f 8:00 o ’clock
P. M.. on the
third
Monday of
June, being the 15th day o f June,
A. R . 1931.
This meeting is
called fo r the
purpose o f electing one director for
three years, and ore clerk for one
year, and the transaction o f busi­
ness usual at such meeting.
Dated this 18th day o f May, 1931.
A T T E S T : F. W . Livermore, Jr.,
District Clerk. Doy Gray. Chairman
Board of Directors.
y o u r l i f e to
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Chocolate Molds
3 squares chocolate
Beaverton. Oregon
Phone 77#2
3 c»p s milk
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1 /3 cup sugar
ROBINSON
L IM B E R COM PANY
4% tbsp*. cornstarch
Mill at Scholls
% tsp. salt
1 tsp. vanilla
Rough and
Planed
Lumber
Whipped cream
at the right prices
Put chooolate and 2% cups mi'k
W E DELIVER
in double boiler; cook until milk is
Telephone Scholls 0718 or 0710
scalded and chocolate is melt/ .1
beat with egg beater. Mix sugar
cornstarch and salt, add remaining
milk nd stir until blended
A d4
cornstarch
mixture
gradually
chocolate
mixture,
stirring unt:I
mixture thickens. Cover and cook
w :t * -» t s‘ rrri«g 20 minutes. Add
on Real fintate. I.ow inlor-
vanilla, turn into dish, chill. Serve
with whipped ere im
e-l cost, repayment privi­
Fresh Fruit Fluff
3 cups milk
1V4 tbsps. cornstarch
2 eggs
M cup sugar
(
1 tap. vanilla
2 cups sliced fruit
1/3 cup powdered sugar
Mix cornstarch with
half cup
milk. Scald rem ainirg milk in top
o f double boiler, beat eggs slight­
ly and add sugar and salt. Stir
scalded milk slowly into eggs and
return to double boiler. Add corn ­
starch mixture, stirring constantly
until thick and smooth, cover and
cool twenty minutes. Ren«ove from
fire; add flavoring. Slice fruit in-
D o n 't T r n s t
to serving dish and pour «hot cu s­
tard over it Beat egg whites, add
sugar and pile on top o f pudding.
Hake 16 minnutea in slow oven.
320 degrees F. Chili and serve.
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Hillsboro. Ore.
for Early, Crisp Vegetables
Flower & Cabbage
Plants
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balanced diet
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Kinds
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