The Beaverton review., August 14, 1931, Image 3

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Beaverton Review
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Bualnaaa M anager
N O IM IC S
W han you do to m ath ln g apaclal,
tall ua ab o u t K.
Of couraa, tha
baal way would ba to alt down anti
w rila o u t an account of ju a t w hat
la p p a n a d ,
alw aya
rem am baring
th a Av* "W a” , Who. W han, W hara.
W hat and Why. But If It la not
Hli# seiil laulah out to rel hold of a
ronvanlant, ju*t atap to iha phona
copy Me ranie buck wlih It. grinning.
and glva ua a ring, or 'tUip In at
II was s single sheet. The Oklahoma
tha office a n d glva ua a vvrbal a c ­ tjaloof
M otto; "T ake ll or laMive
count. Wa will ba a o v th a n glad ll " It. im - i HI, tills u In,siIIv nsaeitililed
to g at tha alo ry . w ritten , phonad slid somewhat pled ro llertlo a of very
In, o r Juat told to ua.
|>ersoiial Items, ralru h ited to reveal
Ona alw aya haa a fiV in g when the weakness and foibles of rrrtu ln
w a k b r up th a paper th a t Ihera ta prominent rltlxens now engaged lu
probably aom athlng left out, th a t perusing the false sheet.
th e re e ra Im p o rtan t happenlnga th at
The practical Joke being revealed
hava not
boon
chronicled.
And and lb s Isms fid* paper Issued, this
th a ra often la, aoma of which wa was considered a superb trium ph fur
knew about, b u t othera beyond our Tancey. and lie wits luirne awny to re­
kan. I t w ill
help
a l‘>t (f you ceive il,e cotigralHistory to asts of his
w ill Juat taka th a tim e to m ake somewhat sheepish associate*.
II was a tnan's Iowa. The uieti an-
aura th a t wa a re appraiagd of the
Jo )id II. They rode, gamhled. swore,
facta.
fuught, Ashed. Iiunled, drank. TIi*
a n llrs of many uf them seemed Ilk*
O R IE N T A L RUG F A B L E
Once upon a tim e a «tore ow ner those of little boy* playing robber's
cavs under (lie porch. The salon*
laid . "O rien tal ruga ra n n ever grow
was their club, th e b ro th e l th eir social
old. We keep a big rto rk of them.
re n d e r ' "US. tlie lown women their
Rome of o u r o rie n ta l
ruga have sw eeth earts Literally th ere were no
bean hare fo r y e a n .
oilier young girl* of uiarriiijeabl* ago;
"B u t why ahould wa reduce them fur lb« men slid women win, had coins
to clean them out T O rien tal rug* out here ware, like Hahra and Van-
a re Ilka diam ond* they a re n 't Itaa cay. m arried couples w hosa ages ranged
betu eeu tw enty and forty ll w hs n<>
draaaaa -age doe*n’t h u rt them .
“T ha m ore wa have on hand, tha plat* fur tha vary young, the vary old,
b e tte r our railin g chance*. A tim e or avt-n the middle-aged.
Here. then, wa* tb* m onstrous so­
lim it on o rie n ta l ru g * ? D on't be
cial y In which Habra C ravat now
alHy."
A nd m It cam e to p a ir th a t th e found harsvlf. F ur her. and tha other
respectable wuniea of lb* tuwn, tliar*
value of tbia and th a t kind of Vr<>
wa* nothing bill tlielr houarwnrk. their
man wen* phlfft And *l«o phooff
children, th eir nieuiorlei of the home*
And even whooff
they had left.
A nd Uv* m a rk e t price of o rien tal
And eo ilia woman who wsa. after
rug* w ant plop, plop, plop.
all. Ilia uioel Intelligent among them,
And tha man who had tha big eat about creating aome aort of aoclsl
Block of oriental* want boo-hoo ho<> order for the good wive* of the com­
and wept big tear* of red ink all munity. flrltnly Habra (and. In time,
o v er hi* ledger*.
tb* other virtuous women of the com­
A* the m o th er raid to her run m unity) set about making Ibis new
who follow ed h e r advice and be- I frontier town like tb* old as speedily
cam e th a beat m erch an t in all Af-
aa possible.
Yancey, almost single
g h a n la ta n : "D on’t lot 'am kid you— I handed, trird to make (lie new s*
the longer you keep a n y th in g In unlike the old ss possible Its fuught
a losing tight from the first lie. with
a »tore, tha lea* it» w orth '*
And
Unci* Rufu* aaid to Aunt his unformed dream *—much less tha
N ally th a t tim * a t tha huak in g bee: roistering play boys of saloon sad
"R em em ber th e re a re a lot of bov* plain and gambling house—never had
In the an tiq u e bualnaaa who ca n 't a chance against the Indomitable ma­
terialism of tha woman.
pay th e ir r a n t "
Habra's bouse became a sort of
social center following th# discovery
N either la P erfect
|n A m erica th* peop'e make th e ir t h a t she received copies of llart»er's
Ilsxsr with fair regularity, tie r social
Own law* and th e ir own liquor, and
trium ph was complete when she dis­
the one i* ab o u t a* Im perfect a*
played her new draped Jar*, done by
the qther.
her after mluute Instructions found In
the lateal copy of Harper'». She than
Why Ad* Poll
graciously printed these Instructions
A P*nn*ylvania d*p»y<ig*"‘
la tb* Oklahoma Wigwam, causlug a
m ar»hendiaing >p.*cial»t ha» raegntty flurry of escltrm ant In a hundred
g |v*n a» ex p lan a tio n of the >u
iiumea and mystifying the local store-
effectiveness
of much
ncw apgpar keeper» by the sudden demand for
advartialng.
H ava you ever been Jars.
mad* to aa* how freq u en tly
ad
»lowly, lu Habra’s eye*, lh* other
women of the town began to »merge
failure* ar#
not tk* n ew sp ap er^
from s mist of drabness Into distinct
fault?
1, I t too o fte n la ln»pii«d w ith personalities. T hera was one who had
th a idea of pushing over stocks, beau a school teacher lu Cairo. III.
Her husband. T racy W yatt, ran the
ta g an da. and alow-aellcra.
spasmodic bus and dray line between
2. It falls to co n cen trate upon
Wslioo and Osage. They hail no chil­
tha price* m oat people w an t 1« pay. dren. She was a sparse slid simpering
S. It fall* to In te re st people be
woman of thirty nine, who talked a
cause K docs not fe a tu re whwt is good deal of form er trip s to Chicago
new.
during which ahe had reveled In the
4. It fail* to fe a tu re d ep a rtm e n ts culture of that effete city
Yancey
which a re popular.
w in heard learnedly discoursing to
fi. It falls to give specific in ­ her on the subject of K truscsn pottery,
fo rm atio n about! th e
uses of th e of which h r knew nothing The ex-
m erchandise.
scbool teacher rolled her eyes and
A. I t lacks th e hum an In terest toased her head s good deni.
’’You don't know what a p rh llc.-e
appeal.
7. In ap pearan ce, it’» uf:»*i mesay, ll la. Mr. C ravat, to find myself talk­
ing to some one whose mind can sour
disorganized and difflcuV to read
8. It w aste s apace by b eth under- above the sordid life of this horrible
town."
em phasia and overem phasis.
It was Suhru who started the I’ldlo
9. It doe* n o t convince a* to it«
m athesn club. The other women
fashion au th o rity .
10- I t it n o t hacked by prom o, clutched si the Idea. It was pari of
tio n al effort
in th e atore. The tlielr defense sgnlnst these wilds.
salespeople fa ll to become e n th u s ­ A fter all, a town th at housted s cul­
tu re club could not bs altogether lost.
iastic a b o u t th e
ad v ertised m e r­
Hsbrs timidly approached Mra. W yatt
chandise.
with her plan to form n woman's
Y au’v* M at ’Em
People who m ake an o s te n ta ­
tion o f tailin g the tru th , do n 't seem
to car* fo r th e p leasan t, cheerful
kind.
-No m an ia suited for friendship
who c a n 't ba cto«*.m outhed, More
people talk them selves Into trouble.
: -k la Palillca
T h era’s som ething In politics a f ­
te r all, a s th is la te milk w a r has
provad. We m ean th e honest, square
useful kind.
Some people go to sleep p o liti­
cally and only w ake up around *-
lection d ay ; some d o n 't even wake
up th en , all of which m erely shows
RttW foolish tfc*y gpe.
W is t b ro u g h t th e m ilk w a r to
p close wws political pow er veaiao
I* the C ity Council a n d d eleg a te!
to the a ity ’a m l|k Inspector*. The
Cgunell eorttgola police pow er, and
w han the
pollae
a«t, som ething
h*pp«ng.
W hen they began to c a rry out
tha p a rt t h a t publl* d u ty really
calls for. and
Ju stly
insisted on
rig id inspection sta n d a rd s fo r all
milk b ro u g h t into P o rt’a n d , and a r ­
re s t faced th a m an ag ers o f seven
larg e p asteu risa tio n p lan ts fo r m is-
b lan d in g milk and w a rra n t* were
given to
a spacial policeman
to
•arva, th e b alk in g distrib u to r* b e ­
g a n to m ake m otions of concilia­
tion a n d ag re e m e n t w ith th e p ro ­
du cers’ o rg an isa tio n .
Do you rea lise th a t 1931 I* more
th an )» U gongT
.»
~fÿlgf/ifïed Adkriifitß
Edna Ferher
L a te r «d aa aecood eia»« m a tta r
Itaaam bar », I »2», a t th a postulile«
a t H e a ra rto a , O rsgon
under tha
A ct of M arch », 1H7V.
II. Ilu la tt
r e v ie w
fife of llieirs. Tha boy t'lm might sur­
TRAVELERS CHEQUES
mount I t ; th* girl Donna never Dur­
ing Ilia hour* through which alia had
AT IJEAVERTON BANK
lain In her bed In th* atlfllng wooden
ahacb, m ists seemed to have rolled
W henever on« laavas home, w h e­
away from before her eyes Kha aaw
th e r fo r a week end. m otor tr ip or
clearly. Mb* fait light and terribly
Adv c rtlsam an ta In th is column 1
capable—ao inurli so that sh* made cent a word. M inim um ch arg e 25c.
Big red ta r n . C ross free fe rry a foreign Journey, tha aafa p ro ce­
a t W ils n v ille . Follow signs. Kt. dure ia to axchang* all trav el money
the m lstak* of galling up. dlxxlly don
You can
nlng »Upper» and w rapper, and tot-
3, A u ro ra, Phone 2H, B ring co n ­ into T rav elers Chaquaa.
FO R BALE
taring Into th* new spaper office where
a t the
ta in e rs .
p36-39 o b tain T rav elers Cheques
Yancey wa* w riting an editorial and
Bank of B aaverton.
adv
Milk co n tain s all tha food values F o r Bale— A -1 Yew-wo id
shouting choice passages of It Into tb*
fence
Inattentive e sr of Jeas* ttlckey. who so assantiaJ to a child’s gro w th and
p o sts. V ery reaso- able. D elivered ; We Print Butter Wrappers.
was te llin g type In tb* printing shop. developm ent If you w ill but phona
if desired. Bmew. Ray, a t S t. j
". . . Ilia most stupendous farce 4525 our w agon w ill deliver daily
M ary’s H igh 8 h o’, H uber. p37
ever conceived by tb* mind of man a t y o u r horn* th a vary b a st of m ilk, j
N O TIC E O F F IN A L HKTTLKMI
B eaverton S u n rise D airy, A. C am en- F o r
In s civilised country. , , "
Sal* — Sonora
phonograph. IN T H E COUNTY COURT
__
,
adv. c-3 9 -tf
lie looked up to tee In the doorway xind. p ro p rieto r.
C V a p . M ight trad e. M rs. A. M.
T H E S T A T E O F OREGON DyK *
a w raith, all eyea and long black
G o th sH , n e a r C ooper Mt. school.
W A SH IN G TO N COUNTY
Peaches. R eason­
braids. “ Why. sngnrt What'» this? i ('h o h e C anning
P-Yf
la
th e M attar
of tke E sta te
ot
a
b
l
e
(
'h
a
s
.
E
ile
r’s
peach
orchard.
You can't get up I"
John i d w ard D uggan, deceased
Kb* »lulled rut her feebly.
I'm up.
N O T IC E
IS H ER EBY
G IV EN
1 felt on light, ao—"
th a t the undersigned E xecutor of
“I should think you wnnld. All that
the la s t Will an d T estam en t ot
physic."
Oaaga, Indian
territo ry , "w as a
said deceased haa hied in the above
"I feel ao strong. I'm going to do
K rutnpf, of Ouachita. Ark."
entitled co u rt and cause, his F inal
so many thing«. You’ll see. I'm go­
Hahra, deBoeudaiil of the Marry«
ing to paper the whole house. Itose-
Ac ount and R eport aa such, and
and Ilia Venables, lifted her handsom e buds In the bedroom
I'm going to
the c o u rt has Axed and appointed
black eyebrows.
Privately, sh* de­ plant two Irec* In Hi* front. I'm going
the 15th day o f A uguat, 1931, a t
cided to select her four from suiong
to atari another club not like the
the hour of 10:00 o’clock a.m . of
tb s less vertebrate and more ebullient
I'lilloninthean—I think th at's silly now
said day, and the c o u rt room of
of Osage*' matrons. Kb* mad* up bee —but one to make this town . . . no
the above en titled co u rt in H ills ­
mind thut n e tt day. a fte r the bouse
saloons . , . women like that Dixie
boro. O regon, as the tim e and place
Work w as done, she would call on her
l-re , . . going to hnve a reul hired
fo r h earin g objections to said Anal
candidates, beginning with th at pretly
girl as soon ns tlie new spaper begins
account and fo r the Anal s e ttle ­
and alyllsh Mrs Kvergrven W alts. At
to . , . feel so queer , . , Yan­
m ent o f said esta te .
supper that evening she told Yancey of cey. . . ."
D ated th is 17th day of Ju ly , 1931.
tier four prospective member*.
As she begun to topple, Yancey
P e te r D uggan, E x ecu to r of th e
caughl Ilia Owige Joan of Arc In bis
"W alls'
w ife!"
S urprise
and
la s t W ill and T estam en t o f John
arm s.
amusem ent, too, were In Ids vole*, but
E dw ard D uggan, decea»#'.
Incredibly enough, mhe actually did
she w as P hi full of her plan* lu lie
H are, M cA lear & Peter», A tto r ­
paper the entire I" > rise, a ile d by
tliv. Besides. Varney often wu* tny*-
ney» fo r executor.
Isaiah and Jewse III, key. Isaiah's
llfylngl) a mu/i-d at tilings th at seemed
shony «xmiilcnanca splashed with the
to Huhrn quite serious. "W hy llis t's
adv. e-3 3 -3 7
while |>s* e m ixture made a blaarre
fine Selim. T h a t's fliiv I T h at's I bo
effect, a trifle startling lu anyone com­
Bplrlt r*
"Hi e lis t» kind of bubylsb and lone­ ing u | h > ii the scene unawares. Also
MAP ES & SON
Jesse Bit key's Itiebrlule eye, which so
ly. silting Ihere by tlie window sewing
RF-STAURANT
often
resulted
In
many
grotesque
plot
Sll day And her husband's so much
M EALS
SH O R T ORDER
print lines appearing In unexpected
oliler. slid a cripple. Ion, or almost.
f'israr». Tobaccos
and lueonveiilent places III I bo O kla­
I noticed he limps quite badly. W hat's
fV»nfiTti4>ns. S o ft D rinks
homa Wigwam columns was none too
Ids Iro u ld . 1 '
r^ w BU(
—
.
WaUon Sf.
de|H-nibiblc
In
the
matching
of
rose
"K in d In the leg.”
burl patterns. The result. In S|M>ts.
"till." Him hud nlrenily learned to
w h s Burknnkl.m . with roses grafted
*i*CCOOi*£ JMtWO ( B e e rs ,p e te . ¿U- p a p g g u s .C a o L / n o n & z ,
accept this forui uf Injury as s m atter
on
leave# and tendril« emerging from
cucum eees)
?TUI>IO BARBER SHOP
of eourae. "I thought I'd ask her to
petal*. Still, the effect was gay. even
B y M a ry * D s h n k a — K r . l t CS s s s s U s U tu U ot mayounalae scruee uie asparagus,
p rep are a paper for th* third meeting
F IR S T CLASS WORK
and serve tb s whole with additional
on Mr» Browning's 'A urora l.elgh.' I luxurious. T he I’hllonuitheun club, s*
Aa r *4 s s s b e a ti
one woman, fell upon wall pa|M>r and
mayonnaise Almoet any other veg­
AT R E A SO N A B L E PR IC ES
A s ro u n d s s a p .* I
could lend her yours to reud up on.
pasie pot. ss they trad U| m , ii the cov­
A» eoo] s s s c u c u m b e r !
etable may be used tn this type of
If you don't mind, Just In case she
ered Jars In Subrn’s earlier effort at
P- D. Y anM rter, Prop.
salad—green or wax D eans, diced car­
huan'l got It."
What Is It? It's s saUad. composed rots. sections of small tomatoes, etc.
decoration.
W ithin a month Louie
!
of sQ thre*. and with essersi addi­
Yancey thought It unlikely.
H efner wu* compelled to Install a
G ARDEN SALAD
tion». Aa s summer serving lac par­
T h e paper ou Mra. Browning's "Au­ full line rtf wall paper to satisfy the
e ttu c e
A s p a r a e u a tip *
F. W. BISHOP
ticular palato» It la un equal ad. Color­ S L lic
ed to m a to e a
Kraft m a y o n n a is e
ro ra Leigh" never was w ritten hy the
local demand.
ful. criap. and eool. It hold» th* cantar
Cut
s
*
1
1
«
.
crosswise,
from
*
head
pretty Mrs Kvergreen W aits. T hree
PLU M BIN G and H EA T IN G
of th* atag* a t wbatavar tabi* It
Slowly, slowly, (lie life of the com­
lettuce. Place on It a slice of peeled
days la te r Kubrs, chancing to glance
graces, whether luncheon or dinner of
munity. In the beginning so wild, so
tom
ato
and
on
th*
tomato
lay
four
ot
H ardw are. P ainta
out of ber sitting room window, saw
Choice may b* mode of a whole gor- Ov* stalks of asparagus. Serve w ith
unrelated In Bs parts, began to weave
danful of vegetable* for this healthful Kraft Mayonnaise
the crippled and middle aged gam bler In and out. w arp and woof, to make
''hone. 2110.7
lieavertow
treat, and thua tt readily adapts Itself
parsing ber bouse, and lu spite of tils a pattern. It was at first faint, almost
G REEN BEAN SALAD
to tha Urna, tha placa, and tha cook.
infirm ity be was walking with gresl
t small wbite
Kraft Prcncb
undiscernlble. Rut presently the eye
A freah vagete ble salad, combining
speed —running, almost. In his hand
o n io n
D v e n s in s
Beaverton Barber Shop
could trace here a motif, there a figure,
tha eool green oj cucumber*, lettuoe
s c o p e co o k e d
S a lt, p e p p e r
wus a piece of w hite puper — a letter,
g r e e n bean*
here a motif, there a figure Tlie shut
and asparagus, with th* warm turn-
Hsbra thought. Mhe hoped It was n»f
Cut the onion into thin slices and
over luodousneas of tomatoea oi beets
r. J
S T E V E N S. P R O PR IE T O R
lie swept hack forward, hack, forward
bad news He bad burked, she I bought,
and with the whole united by a dress­ separate the rings Ulx lightly ivltb
(co n tin u ed n ex t w eek)
beans
and
sufficient
Kraft
French
sort o f odd and wild.
ing af smooth yellow mayonnaise, la a
SA T ISFA C T IO N G U A R A N T E E D
Dressing to moisten Season to lasts
treat to tha ay* and tha palate.
Kvergreen W alts, after weeks of lire
and
serve
cold
on
crisp
lettuce
LOCAL NEWS
M A C E D O IN E S A L A D
less w aiting and watching, had al last
PO TA TO SALAD
tra m
Intercepted a le tte r Im m his |o u n g • --------------------------------------------------- a
•
Sited cucumber
S ro o k e d p o ta to e s .
I c a p ch o p p e d
W. E. PEGG
w ife's lover. As he now r* in r paining
M rs M. C. M cK ercher. Mr. Leo.
Orrcn pepper
d ic e d
e e le r r
K
r
a
f
t
m
e
y
o
n
n
a
le
e
I
h
erd
-C
o
o
k
e
d
S
a lt, p e p p e r.
up the street the girl sat at th* win
par,) A dam s, an d Mr. P. L Schultz
e s s * , chopped
cayenne
Cook vegetable* until Just lander,
U N D E R T A K E R and
EMBALM KR
duw, sewing. T he single shot wont
I g r e e n p e p p e r.
X r e f l M a y o n n a ise ,
pf B eaverton » fu n d e d th* m eeting
aot soft. For an Individual aervlc*.
chopped
o r B oiled S a la d
Just through the re n te r of tlie wide
•’ rang* Building
— :—
KeaverlOu
loose a few «liras of beet, fir* or six
oi th * C ounty P a ir Bo: r I in H ilD -
I e m a il o n io n
D ro s e ln a
w hite apace between her grcnl baby
chopped
*raai«gu* tips, two small flowerets of
farx» on T uesday evening.
tsh blue eyes.
Lightly mix all Ingredients, using
caraiflower and a spoonful of poos tn
M ayor A. E , W ilson and son,
“ Why didn't you tell tne (hat when
wpsuuU small nests of lettuce. Oar- Kraft Uayonnaiaa or Boiled Salad
Phois* 8411
D
retain*
generously. Qaralsh with
mat. 80* center of th* aerrlc* with
she m arried him she was s girl out of Reynold, accom panied by J H. H u-
J
O
E K EMM ER
C m dkoea of cucumber. Place two »(rip* ot pic-n pepper and aUcaa of
to Y am hill M onday
B--"Ut of • —house!” Hiibrn demanded, le tt m otqred
F o r any K ind o f Wood
a n f «*’ fvaaet negro*» end a
tv en ln g o f this week to a tte n d «.
between horror and w rath.
Limb Wood C ut to O rder
"1 thought you knew. Women are m eeting of the Y am hill C ity C oun­
Adv. c -2 6 -tf
cil.
M
any
In
terestin
g
th
in
g
s
w
ere
auppoaed to have Intuition, or what­
E sta te of
N O T IC E O F F IN A L SE T T L E M E N T In th e M a tte r of th e
learned o f how b u sin ess is tr a n ­ In th e C ounty C ourt of th e S ta te
ever they call IL a re n 't they?"
Theodor D uring, deceased
sacted In o u r n eig h b o rin g city.
of O regon F o r W ashington County
A. E. HANSON
N O T IC E IS
H EREBY
G IV EN
CHAPTER VI
WOOD and COAL
th a t the u ndersigned, duly a p p o in t- ;
ed A d m in istra to r
of
the above Cord Wood or Slab— an y length,
flabra’s aecond child, a gM . wa* born
any kind
nam ed e s ta te , has Aled in the above
In June, a little more thnn a year
e n titled C ourt snd cause, his Anal t’rom pt D elivery..
Phone 458>
a fte r tlielr coining to Onage. It w as
acco u n t and re p o rt a s such, and the
nut a i dreadful aa ordeal there In
C o u rt h a s fixed the eig h th day of ,
thoae crude surroundings as ona
S eptem ber, 1931, a t the h o u r of
DEWEY
might have thought. She wus tended,
10:00 o’clock a.m . o f said day, and
during her accouchem ent. by tlie heat
THE PLUMBER
th e C ourt room o f th? above e n - j
doctor In the county end certainly
title d C ourt in H illsboro. O re g o n .!
the most picturesque man of medi­
Our work speaks for itself
as th e tim e and place fo r h e a rin g ’
cine In tlie whole Southw est, Dr. Don
Phone 770C
objections to said
final account, j B cavcrtu«, O regon
Viilllnnt.
Like thousands of others
living In ltd» new country. Ida past
and fo r th e final settle m e n t o f sank
Wa* Ida own secret. It wn* known
e s ta te .
that lie often vanished for days, leav­
D ated th is 7th day o f A ugust, j
ing the sick tu g,-i on ns host they
1931.
could. He would reappear as Inex­
plicably as he hud vanished and Ids
D oy G ray, A d m in istra to r o f the
e s ta te of ra id deceased.
horn* w as Jaded
It wus no secret
on Reul Estate. Low inter­
th.it lie nun often culled to nllcnd the
R a re , M cA lear, A P e t rs, A tto r ­
hmidll* when one of th eir number,
neys fo r A d m in istrato r.
est cost, repayment privi­
wounded In some »Ulluw ruld. Imd
leges. W rite far details.
till.,-ii in tlielt hilling place In the bill».
He wu* tender and deft with Sahra.
WASHINGTON
though between Hutu he and Yancey
^ Moats and Groceries ^
consumed mi In. rcdllde quantity of
Suvings & Loan Assn.
whisky during the rucking hours of
her confinement. At tlie eml he held
Shiite Bldg. Hillsboro, Ore.
up a caterw auling morsel uf flesh torn
from Sulira’s flesh - a thing perfect of
Its kind, with an astonishing mop of
P racfy Ca^ sAyai—
black hnlr.
"T his Is a Spanish bounty you have
"■HiWu a re the building m a te ria l people w ho g et talked about
for a daughter, Yancey. I pfe«6n'(
you Senorllu Dunn« LA.ftVItY-’11
”
fav o rab ly by those w ho deal w ith them . T h ere
ougllt to be
.^itf] Dnmig Uravui »he rem ained,
Fiower & Cat Inge
for Early, Crisp Vegetables
so
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ake
you
Dhoughlful.
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r«idy '‘ 9 red
'('he town, somewhul scandalised,
f t t d th em this com plete,
Plants
thought she had been nnmud a fter
tru cl.s w ill d eliv er wha>( you w a n t in a h u rr y .’’
b a la n c e d die*
Doctor Ihm himself.
Besides, they
did not consider Donna a name at all.
Baby Chick Food oi all
When Hnhra Cravat arose from th at
hist som ething tn her hud crystallsed.
Kinds
P erhaps It wn* that, for the flint time
In a year, she had had hours In which
to rest her tired lim bs; perhaps the
ordeal Itself worked a psychic a* wullf
s s s physical change In h e r; It might
F. D. Peck, Sale« Agent
Phone 4603
PH O N E B EA V ER TO N 3«»3
R esidence Phon«, 3908
have been that she realised she (flqsf
ru t a new p atter« 1« this QkUhoiu«
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w on,
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bravurton
rtub, and Mrs. W yatt snatched at It
with such ferocity as almost to make
It appear her own lik -a . Kscli w h s to
Invlt* four women of the tow n's
elite. Ten. they derided, would jig
•nqugii n* v 'M rtir rouinlxT»,
* i’|, n ' llpgsii Mrs. W yatt promptly,
"am going to n*k Mrs. Louie Hefner,
Mrs. D im 1 Nlsbotl—"
"H er husband's h o rrid ! I bate him.
I don't want her In my club." The
ten barrel* of wuter still rankled.
"W e're not asking husbands, my
d ear Mrs. C ravat. This Is s ladles'
club. Mrs. Nlshett." retorted Mrs.
\V ystt, Introducing snobbery Into th at
w elter of mud. Indians, pine shacks,
drought, and send barbarism known ns
SUMMER IS SALAD TIME
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