The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941, November 20, 1931, Image 4

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    THE BRAVERTON REVIEW
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, IMI
LO CAL.
jbè PEN EVG S
WOMEN TO LEARN
WEEDS HELP SPREAD
KITCHEN SHORTCUTS
POTATO DISEASES
SAFETY AND SERVICE
ASN ’N .
MARKETING
PROHIBITION SHOW
FOR YOUR SAVINGS
TO GRADE IDTATOES
TO RUN AT UETIIANY
HOY SCOUT NEWS
Itob Engelke, Scribe
Most p opte can save money. Most
Potatoes are now being delivered
"The Transgressor,” a gripping
Farm management experts have
The fact that common weeds in
Eleven boys were at the last moc
prohibition motion picture which has to the Northern Highland Growers people do save money, but a great
long hewn telling farmers how they Oregon potato fields are an impor-
or
>an cut «town on their work by cut- u n t factor in spreading mosaic and ting of November 0. The Scout I liven drawing large audiences in association warehouse in Portland. many hide it in their homes
Harry J. Wnjfh! Jr. has returned ting the waste motion out o f their other virus diseases of potatoes lias Court of Honor was held Thursday Oregon, as well as in all parts of This organisation has rented ware
places of business, where It la sub­
November 6. Beaverton sent two the nation, will be shown ill the tier- house spare and some of the grow
from a business trip to Washington chore routes. Now the home man- b**n definitely established in expei
ject to loss or theft. The Bank of
and points north.
agement specialists Vo me along with intents carried on at Dragon State scouts. They were t’arll lleaeh and i man Baptist cliutvh of Uetliany, on 1 era, dealring to take advantage of Beaverton, a mcmiirr of the Federal
your
Mrs. Dan .Shaw has been confined the observation that homemakers c ,j|otv this year by T. B. Dykstia, Lisle Walker, t’arll Beach received Sunday evening, November 22 at the low storage charge are sending Reserve system , safeguards
Start your account with
th««ir crop in direct from the Meld savings.
7:90 o'clock.
to her home for some time, but is can profit equally or more from a j,iBnt pathologist with the United hi« second etas« pm and Lisle Walk
are
putting then us today and let us serve you.
er received three first class merit
check-up on their kitchen-chorea
states department o f agriculture,
“ The Transgressor” is the life Other growers
slowly improving.
badges. They were for good work story of two men whose experiences crop into their own storage as they
where, surveys show
the average
u *
Mr. l>yksLrm l
n
Adv If
Mr. and Mrs. James Whitworth uoman spends half o f her working
M bein*
in handicraft, pathtiuding. and sig
are strangely interwoven from their dig and intond to run the potatoes
and children are temporarily domi­
chummy childhood days. The deadly over the grading talde at home
tim*'
| lor some o f the unexplained out- naling t'arll Beach took James Mil
ciled at St. Johns.
only the marketable
NOTICE OK CITY ELECTION
Moreahan 460 Oregon homemakers tre#k, o f nioMIC disease in potatoes, ler and Robert Engelke with him.
effVct* of the legalised liquor trallle and deliver
Mr. W. M. Williams of Woodbum in 35» different towns are now cn - | iIld succeeded in transmitting the
NÖTIGE IS HEREBY OIVKN that
The Scouts gave
Mr, Phelps a ! are clearly depicted in this story. tul>er* to the warehouse at Port
has been visiting his daughter. Mrs. rolled tn just such a » organised c f-
b
¡„noculations through present for his young son. It is a I The salo«>n. poverty, riches, comedy, land when the management of the the regular annual elerttun fur the
tort to save time and have sigtuo
* lh„ ^ mmo„
L. S. Rice, and family.
blue blanket. The Kiwams are help ­ tragedy,
prohibition,
hoot loggers association n«*eds them to till orders. Town of Beaverton will tie held at
up for a sene, o f eight letter, g .v-
Thu
h, „ t out to tMt
Nearly 4tH> acres of the 1031 crop the City Hull, corner of First and
ing
ua
with
our
cabin.
crooked
officials,
go«wt
officials,
trhil
'Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross spent \t\g ipacific examples o f “ Short Cut» i .*
.
4 ..
.
Main Slreels, Beaveiton, Oregon, on
November 13 there were 12 scouts or», and true American citixcns all have b«<cn conteseted hy the grow
Saturday night and Sunday with rel­ In Kitchen Work." Some of thpi>i
under condiUons where insvvt,
Tuesday, December ff, I ¿111, between
combine to hold the attention as one ers to lie marketed through the or
at meeting.
ative« at Centralis, Wash.
hint, are probably new to all the oom," on *° P01*»« noUU w°uld have
t'arll Beaeh and Robert Engelke follows the life story «>f these two ganuation That the movement to the hours of twelve o'elork main and
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Rice and fam ­ women, ami alt o f them may be opportunity to carry the virus. Two
seven o'clock, p.m. at which itimi
put the crop hamiled by the usso
man.
ily were Sunday dinner guests ot new to some of the women, but at enclosed cages with 100 hills o f dis- are tied for first in the contest
elation through one warehouse to the following named officer» will he
They
both
have
7
points.
The
Rev.
It
E.
Close,
superintend­
least
some
«if
them
are
new
t«>
son»
ease-free
potatoes
in
each
were
es-
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Cook, in Portland
elected:
insure a uniform peck of good qual
ent of the Anti saloon league of
of the women, says Mrs. Zelta Ro- tabtishe«! and into these cages were
i ity is m«*eting with some favor i*
One Mayor to aerve o iv yea«.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Anderson of i denwold, extension aronomist in home j l’ ut
Orogon,
states
that
this
is
one
of
sects collected in the -ame p»> v'AR CRASHES INTO
I evidenced
in the inquiry already
Three Counrilmen to aerve two
Portland were dfhner guests Tues­ management at Oregon State col- tato field at the same time, hali
the latest and most interesting tllms
day evening at the W. R. Yankleek I lege, in paraphrasing Abraham Lin- being pul into one cage and half in
MASTER M E T E R of its kind ever prodia-ed. Mr. Close living received for the hill grown year».
Burlwnks. Both seed an,| com m er­
One Councilman to aerve one year.
home.
will deliver an address on “ Prohib
the other.
j coin's famous dissertation.
One Recorder-Treasurer to serve
cial table stink will ln< handled.
Some one unable to keep the roa.s ition and the Rising Generation ”
The Red Cross membership drive
ln one cage weeds known to be
The ,’ sh«>rt cut” letters deal with
one year.
Front street
Iste
There will be no admission charge
is progressing well under the lea­ i such simple but effective time sa­ inf«,cU‘d with leaf roll were set out. passed along
And notice 1s further given that
A turkey loading station is bring
dership of Mrs W. H. Engelke a s­ vers as keeping a broken or bent nnd in the other one weeds infecteu Wednesday evening. At the curve and everyone is invited to attend. established at McMinnville.
at this time an election will lie
An
offering
will
be
taken
to
promote
sisted by Mrs. M. C. M.liercher.
| handled spoon in the coffee can, with rugose mosaic were put with ;,t the end o f W«>lsh stroet his ma
held for the purpose of voting on
When the check-up chine left the pavement and climbed prohibition work in Oregon. Child­
the adoption o f a Charter Amend
The Beaver Social club are spon­ keeping the bread knife right in the I the potauMis
up on the sidewalk along the open ren ¡»re welcome but must l>e accom­
ment submitted to the Voter» of
NOTICE
soring a card party .Saturday eve­ ] bread box. or keeping the salt, pep- was made at the end of the strason
lots in front
of the school house | panied by and sit with their parents
ning, November 21, in the Masonic i per and flour shakers near the stove. it was found that a high percentage
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Beaver (Yiapter No. the Town of Beaverton by a resol-
here.
uion pusse ,1 arai
adopted by the
hall. Everyone
invited. Refresh­ | The letters cover the three general of the disease had developed in each,
lili!. S la ted com m u n ie»
| divisions of cooking, serving and corresponding to the disease known
On up the street trnar where Otto P.-T
HAVE
V ps
tion Wed e\*. Nov. 23 Council.
ments. Good time assured.
Advcl
i cleaning.
to be carried by the weeds in that Erickson lives, it left the pavement
The following named persons have
Degrees. Visitimi wol-
SPECIAL MEETING
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Desinger and
Enrollment this year for these particular cage, demonstrating oon- »gain and crashed into the new box
eotnc Hy onler of tue been named hy the City Counril to
daughter, Nila Louise, spent t h e letters, which are sent tree, is coni­ clustvely that the insects are per- around the master meter, breaking
W. M , Margaret A act as judges and clerk» of this
The Paront-Teachers association
week end at the W. E. Desinger ng mostly from Bsker, Hood River, U-ctly capable of carrying these dis-
box up badly and breaking the are calling a special meeting for Denney, Secretary.
adv. election.
home. Nila Louise remained fur a Klamath. Lake. Morrow, Umatilla. eases from the wec«ls to the petal- w-heel off the big valve right be-
Judges; C. K. Hedge, chairman,
r.ext Moiniay
evening
Plans will ’
longer viait with her grandparents. Gilliam. Union, Wasco, and Wallowa oes and vice-versa.
Lulle Underhill, and Anna Hyland
1 side the meter. No report has Pome be made to holii a benefit dance «in '
SPECIAL DINNER
Clerks: Fatteli Roswell and Malie)
\Vee«is fourd so far to be ready in indicating who the driver might New Yoar* eve The proceeds will
Mr. R. K. Stone, who purchased counties, where county agents have
Alexander.
for Thanksgiving
the former Otto Brieten home on told o f the opportunity. Last year carriers of these msny mosaic dis- be.
go
for
the
balam-e
on
the
safety
j
Allen Ave., died in a hospital at 1700 enrolled, largely from counties eases are two species of nightahades, j
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lWted at Besverton, Oregon, Nov­
Reserve Your Table By Phone
lanes and the band boys’ uniforms.
ember 5». 15*11.
Edmonton, Alberta, after undergo­ where home demonstration agents two species of jimson weed, horse REV. O’NEIL REPORTS
All
members
are
urge.)
to
be
pre«
I
Greyhound Coffee Shop
-Mr«, lela L. Richey, Recorder
ing three operations. He was bur­ are employed.
nettle and wild ground cherries. !
November 16 is the date the ser­ Tig weed will carry leaf roll and
THEFT O F
C A R ent at this meeting.
Mrs. C. K Allen
Altieri E. WiDon, Mai or
ied at Beaver Lodge.
ies will «tart this year, and enroll­ garden tomatoes are etjual carriers
Mrs. Eunice Murray and family j
Kva and Elsie Whitworth with ment may be ma«ic either direct to
Rev. J. M O'Neil hail his auto moved to Portland last week.
several other Trails Club member» Mrs. Ro«tenwold at Oregon State with the nightshades, Mr. Dykstra's
stolen late Wetine*«iay evening from
hiked to Angel'a Rest near Larch college, Corvallis, or through any observations show.
Miss Mabel Richter and Mr. Gay
This is considered one of the most the place where be had parketl it
Mountain, last Sunday. They wert county extension agent.
ford
Wilson made a trip to Corval
important new developments in the ' n Portland. Portland police located
caught in a snow storm and had to
tight against virus diseases in po- the machine Thursday parked ru-ar lit .Saturday evening to visit with
wade through six feet of snow.
Alden and Homer Wilson.
ASHLAND GIRL WINS
, . . . . . . i tatoes and will soon be published in the Sylvan schoolhuuse
Mrs. M. C. McKercher entertained
C HlC AGO detail in agricultural research jour -
with a dinner party on Wednesday
I nals. Mr. Dykstra has made puDlic
READY TO GO?
evening in honor of her son George
Beth Joy of Ashlani has been announcement o f his findings in ad­
Will you snap out tixiay?
The guests were Lorraine Perkins,
“ Narrow is the way which lead-
ponelda Perkins, Shirley Jorgensen, chosen the outstanding 4-H club girl vance to enable growers to take
Glen Shellenberger, Reynold Wilson. of Oregon and winner of the free note of »'hat may prove a determin­ eth unto life and few there be that
The Day o f Old Style Heating
trip tc the Tenth National Club ing factor in their control of these find it,”
Stoves I* Ancient History
Another 4 11 cooking club was or­ C oim ™** at Chicago November 27 to diseases.
“ I am the way,”
says Jesus
ganised last week, with Dona Kae December 6, awarded each year by
“
Christ. “ No man cometh unto the
Our
Nrw
Style Cirrulating
Howard elected president, Marian Montgomery Ward and company, ac­
There will be a program and sha- I Father but by me ” Be saved; take
Heater* Are Alway* Coxy and
Meixier vice-pres .dent, and La Verne cording to word just received from
dow pie social at 8:00 p.m. Friday, Christ’s death as payment in full
Warm. They are in Reality An
Domogalla secretary. Mrs. D. C the state club office at Oregon November 20. at
the Cooper Mt. I for all your sins, l i e n trust ami
Efficient Eurnace Enca-cd In A
Howard is their leader, assisted by State college.
school. Come and bring a pie.
obey. Bible Salvation. Beaverton, Or
Beautiful Wa'nut Grained Por­
Mrs. Walter Van Kleek,
Miaa Joy, who is 16 years old and
celain Enamel Cabinet
Mrs. J. C. Huntley and daughter. lias been a club member for the past
Heat every room in the home
by
a
Mrs. Coliis Moore of Moro, Oregon, seven years, eras selected
Cut Fuel Cost*— Save Money
entertained a number of their Bea­ state committee from among six
Let us solve your heating problem*
verton friends with a bndge party applicants whose records were sub­
on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs mitted by county club leaders. She
Trade in your old heater
Huntley’s home in Portland
Mrs will be accompanied on the trip east
E. E. Stipe won the high honors by Alice Welbes of Portland, who
It I’ays to Trade With
was awarded a similar trip by the
SATURDAY”, MONDAY, TUESDAY”. WEDNESDAY
and Mrs. E. J. Donaldson low.
Chicago Mail Order house as winner
Your Home Merchant
The Whitford Women"» Club met of the style revue at the state fair.
T U R K E Y S
on Wednesday afternoon with a g o o . She will compete in the national
We Always Have Fancy Birds At The Right Price
Richey Hardware &
attendance of members. Mrs. Thom­ style r*vt>e> the winner o< which will
Phone Beaverton 0855
(£
Order F.arly and O et The Best
Furniture Company
as Clelland gave a review o f the receive a trip to Paris.
Beaverton.
Ore
Bon
Phone
7731
took, “ A White Bird Flying” , by
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Miss Joy’s record shows more
Bess Aldrich. The other lad.es were than 30 first prises in important
CRANBERRIES, Oregon.
MINCE MEAT. KNIGHT’S O C
busy with their sewing. Mrs. E. G county, state and special contests
y . ’ .W .« ,, .V A V V ,A V . W . , A V ,L V .V .V .V / .% W .V .V ., . , .V .V .V « W / < , ^ W W A W A A f i W M W V i W A
2 POUNDS
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BEST, 2 POUNDS
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Perkins was hostess for the after­ during her club career, as well as
noon.
SWEET POTATOES.
OP
DATES, NEW CROP
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many other placing». She has car­
FANCY”, 6 POUNDS
¿D C
2 POUNDS
¿D C
Jean and Edward Posaon,
w h o ried club projects in calf, cooking,
have spent the past several months canning, sewing, homemaking, and
PIG AND FLUM PUD- A ( \
CIDER. KNIGHT’S
/« r
ir. California, returned to school here room improvement, and in addition
DING. He n*, lb Can
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FILTERED, GAL. JUG O D C
Monday. Their parents are still in has led cluhs in several divisions of
NEW A L M < i N11 - S O U
A o
OREGON
WALNUTS.
O f-
California, so they are living i n eooking, handwork, canning, a n d
SHELL -’ POUNDS
HOC
MEld CM SIZE, P«r lb ¿ D C
Portland. It surely speaks well of home making.
the Beaverton schools to have stu­ m-------------------------- 1------------------------ 2
CANNED PUMPKIN
O P . LAROK SIZE.
PER POUND
0 .3 C
Oregon State News
dents come such a distance, and
¿D C
I 1 N I I I (an*
travel on the busses each day to be * ---------------------------------------------------2
MAYONNAISE.
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The 10th Annual Umatilla County
back in our schools.
1 l ¡7
9 4 c -
GOLD MEDAL, PINT
ODC
2 NO. 2 CANS
Potato Show was held recently at
Weston.
CAKE FLOUR.
'i .C in CHEESE. TILLAMOOK, O Q ^
NOTICE
PER POUND
¿D C
1
SWANSDOWN,
per
pkk’
J
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The Scio Masonic Lodge has held
m---------------------------------------------------it
SP
its first meeting in the newly reno­
ORANGES, SWEET
£ Q _ CATSUP. S N Y D E R «,
A special Chamber o f Commerce
2 LARGE BOTTLES
HOC
2 DOZEN
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vated hall.
meeting will be held Friday (today»
The State Baird o f Control has
CANN1 ■ 1Y8TERS
O P
JELLO ALL FLAVORS O P
at 7:30 p m., at which time the an­
2 FIVE 0 1 1 U M
¿D C
3 pblT*
¿D C
nual election o f officers will take called for bon«!* on the installation
place and other important matters o f a 200-horsepower boiler in the
I
Two Deliveries Daily
Phones 3203 and 1702
heating plant at the Capitol build­
will be considered.
Members are especially urged to ing and the erection o f a dwelling
house at the State tuberculosis hos­
be present.
L. W. Short, secretary.
pital.
NOTICE OF CITY
BUDGET MFETING
Beaverton. Oregon
October 24th, 1931
Notice is hereby given that the Budget Committee of The Town of
Beaverton. Washington County, Oregon, a municipal
corporation, ha*
filed in the office o f the levying board, to-wit: The Town Council of
• aid town, the detailed estimates of .he total amounts of receipts, and
also the total amount of money to b« raised hy taxation, and expended
hy said ...unieipal corporation for all purposes for the fiscal year, 1932,
which estimates are as follows:
GENERAL FUND
\r
Estimated Expindilure*
Estimated Receipt*
Water fund (clerk’s salary) $600 00 Marshall salary ........... $ 120.00
90*1.00
50.00 Recorder »a la r y .............. ..
Licenses ..................................
160.00
City Attorney ..................
By I i K n i B A 1U 3A
Street Lights ....................
1.872.00
^ O A D t w e have cause fo r thank*- 1 mush.
A dd it a n r
bu.00
Election e x p en se..............
giving. True, tlmea are n ot w hat white* and finish fre e zin g This la
130.00
Stationery & Office supplies
they m ight be. but th ey are no an excellent accom panim ent fo r
200.00
Fire department ............
aiuch better tn o u r « ra n try than the m eat couree o f the T ha rikagtv-
etoewhere that w e should be truly ing dinner.
Appropriation to
retire
thank f u l
1,000.00
$4500.00 bonds ..............
Cranberry
H oueewlvas w ill soon begin to
3.950.00
Interest on Water bond*
plan this big Autum n m eal. They 1 Junket tablet
600.00
Emergency Fund ............
kn ow h ow to roast their turkey, 1 tabkw poon cold w ater
Estimated delinquencies . .
1 . 200.00
goaoe o r ch icken and h ow to bake 1 cu p cran berry Jelly o r rrmrmaJade
250.00
a pum pkin pie ao that it will taste 1 pint m ilk
New Equipment ..............
fust right. H ere are acm e r e d pee. S Sobtospooo* rngar
Total
..................................
$10,422.00
Total
.......................................
$650.00
how ever, that will turn an ordinary V4 teaspoon vanilla
HTKEKT DEPARTMENT
Prepare th e Junket a ccord in g t*»
Thanksgiving D ay dinner into a
real b a n q u et Beat o f all they are directions on package. P o o r eS
.Street crossings .................. $250.00
County tax levy
the ktnd o f b alancin g dtehee moat , once Into IndlvtdasJ dimesrt glom es
Rock ro a d * .............................. 400.00
and
lot
stand
undlstariw-d
tn
A
houaewlvee ere conatantly look in g
Ilrainagc ...........................
250.00
warm room until firm— a b ou t 10
Total ........................................ $900.00
minute*. T h en cbflL W hen ready
Thankagivtng Rated
t o aerve add cranberry Jelly or m s r -
Notice is hereby further given that a meeting of the levying board
CBervxw I)
m xiade to each dish. A top p in g o f
will be held at the Town hall at 7:20 o’clock Monday evening, Nov­
C ranberry Jelly
Sweetened w hipped cream m ay bw
L ettu ce
ember 23rd, 1931, at which time the board will answer
any and all
pa t over the cranberries tf ¿hatred.
4 to 6 oranges
complaints or question* regarding the above budget.
A nd T hen Orjffne
M ayonnaise
j
W ATER FUND, 1930
Make cran berry Jelly hi Indivi­
A steam ing cu p Of coffee wtrh
dual m old * Chill.
Turn o a t on you r dessert erill help yon t o r e ­
Receipt*
Disbursements
soled p la te* w hich h ave been OW m em ber the thing* you have t o b n
From
consumer*
............
$11,106.46
Water
purchased
.............. $5,737.62
ered w ith eriap lettuce tea vest H ave thankful for. M oke you r coffee •
Maintenance ......................
948.04
orange* pared, w ith all m em brane little stronger than usual tod ay.
Salary ..................................
599.50
rem oved.
Btloe and cu t slier* in T o n m ay be surprlted t o find yeas
h olv ea A rrange a circle o f ora n ge h a ve m ade it a UtOe better than
Sinking fund ......................
1,074.25
around cran berry
Printing
67.80
usual also.
Thi.nw w ho prefer ft
with mayonnaise.
weak m ay easily dilute M, white
Loan to Fund, No. 1
1,648.04
th e real coffee t e r m will en joy B
W ATER FUND, 1931, 1ST HALF
full strength. P ercolate you r on*-
(M akes about 1 % quart*)
Receipt*
l>i*burHements
fee, boil it. o r use tte* d rip m ethod
I cupe Sugar
— s t you ps e frr- J? 7«"» *>cSi **• S ° 4
From consumer* ................ $4,895.25
1 quart «rater
Water purchased .............. $1,949.14
want a p erfect brew . p*B the
% cu p lem on Jetee
Maintenance
140.25
ground coffee into the w ater and
t e g g whites
Salary ........ .
300.00
bring
to
a
bolL
Im
m
ediately
re­
Boll sugar and w ater tog eth er fo r
585.90
Sinking fund
t minute* to m ake syrup.
Add duce the heat and lot steep from
Gen. Expense
4.21 j
4« A
WILL
ë
imp ro
u /u v
AD D V1
WHY W O R ltY ?
Quality M eats
\ Place.your order for Turkeys NOW i
i
Prices Will be Right
*
Beaverton Market and Grocery
Thanksgiving Specials, Nov. 21-25
\ City M eat Market \
%
?
\
NOW!
Is the Time to
Plan Your Xm as
Greeting Cards
W e will be pleased to show you our card
assortment. The prices are
reasonable.
For all your printing, come to
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