The Beaverton review., April 22, 1932, Image 2

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Friday
Oregon
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ous of D orla
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HAT night Nalu* sent a tele­
Bred for
high production
and
gram lo the cl'.tor of the Amer
A dvertisem ents In this column I
carefu lly muted with high pedi -
lean Weekly In New York asking
c.-nt a word.
Minimum ch arg e 2!ic.
greed males. Send for catalogue,
If their l.o* Angeles staff corre­
spondent «.is Miss Ihirl* Gatewood,
l et us hatch your eggs for you
FO R MALE
and giving her address, which In 111*
Paul Dudley, Kt
I, Beaverton
H
form of an anonymous letter hail
TVNV Pervie*
£ hr Peter p Km*
Fur S a le — Old Newspapers. G r nor out
Phone Beaverton Oil IK
AdcIN 21
J
H. H uleo , . I usiness M anager
reached her (hat morning. She re
blind1*. 5<. Cull Review office.
quested mi unvwer collect.
Fur S a le — la u g e, upright
Whitney
depot with her the ulght she was
STORY FROM THE START
Site had It early next morning.
piano in fine condition with beau
Milk ciuituuiB all the food values
F R ID A Y . A P R IL 22, 1932
In Pllareltoa. Heard a fragment of ” 1 (bought so.” Nelli* soliloquized.
tiful finish slid good tone, |7b 00.
•» essential to a child's growth and
her coaversatIon Heard her laugh
lllratn Hulwrworth. mtaar, df
“Only another buzzard gathering
Also "C lark Jew el'* four burner
ctJea to leave Ilia fortune lo Klmar Noted her general makeup. T h at’s for the fo ist. Well. Elmer might as
development If you will but phuna
Clarke, a poor nephew, tlutlerworth all. hut that's enough for little Nel­ well learn about women from her.
gas range with large oven and
•4i>ao our wagon will deliver dally
PRO CLA M A TIO N B Y T H E
■ ells Absolom M, Peake, Ms low ter
sm aller broiler
Good
condition,
I wonder If s h e * an alimony hound
at your homo th * v*ry best o f milk
of a deal forty years ago In which lie C ath cart"
G O V ER N O R O F OREGON
l-'.V Come and see these buyv at
"W ell. I'll admit she Isn't In your or Just a plain swindler Well, a
B *av *rto n Su nrise Dairy, A. Cam en-
he swindled a man out of tttf.OOO
»
class, Nellie, hut nevertheless I letter lo Hie chief of tadloe of !«>s
Weed's Nursery on Canyon Komi
and arranges for payment with In
•Ittvl. proprietor
adv. c 39 If
May first has been designated as
think shea charming
She's huily Angelo*, on the latnk stationery, will
tsrest. tlui tar worth dies sudden'/
adv pi! I
Child H ealth l)ay by Jo n t reso lu ­ ! •
Through
a
gossiping
telegraph
op­
company -an much so that 1 double rtveivo prompt a tte n tio n ”
*
F IG S
erator the town of Ptlarcttoa, In­ cfosse,! v in and gave her the first
tion o f congress and by proclam ation 1
Nellie wrote the letter
Three
FO R R E N T
Seven « erk» Old (> | ( ’
cluding .Nellie Cal heart, Klmer's ride—after I’d promised y o u "
o f the President of the U n:ted S ta te s. (
da.' s later she liad her answer. It
sweetheart, learns of hts tnhsrliance
No
rvaaonalde
offer
rrfused.
Alan
It is needless to remind a ll thought - »
Nellie s gay. gurgling Utile laugh ran as follow»:
i Fur
R e n t—81 a c re * garden, union,
before he does Nellie tells Klmsr
brood sow* M lla lo .ro , one mile
"Now that I’ve "D ear M bs t'a lb e iirt:
ful citiaens th a t boys and girls, »
It amounts lo more lhan 11.000.000 set him el ease
celery, or horseradish land.
Ju s t
northw
est
o
f
Ja
c
k
town
school.
made
you
suffer,
dear,
yon
may
Thoy confess their toie tor each
sound in body, mind, and sp irit, are 1
north o f Iteaverton Can I m - ir
“In response lo your Interesting
other
‘'Colorado
Charley.”
and
his
plek
yourself
up
and
dust
yours
-If
____
adv c ititi
the one g reat nope fo r the futu re
!
toiler of iveeui d a le :
riguted. Rosa Merlo. Ut. 8 B e a ­
partner. Mae. deride to pluck Klmer off.
I'm not miffed at you. loit I
“The circum stance* under which
During these tim es o f economic j
¡I
verton, one mil# north ot llula-r
Nellie Inslrta that Ktiaer sea mote could kill a number of people In
•’'Recial on Dudley's leghorn chick*
the lady In question made the ac­
pressure it becomes increasingly im - ,
of ths world before their marriage
fo r balance o f season April. I l l
quaintance of your friend appears
Unknown to Elinor, she Is helresr this town today."
U \N l i lt
J
S t . C m 'l i a ( Itu r c li
portent th a t we shall m ake a most J
“So
could
1.
I
wish
I
hadn’t
Per 10«; May and Ju n e, fü.QO per
of
the
man
Butterwortb
swindled
0
!
to
mo
to
present
amide
ground
for
earn est effort to conserve and de- , •
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!
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Jumped
Into
that
cnni|ui!gn
for
high
She rtgureo that about t l . 000.000
10«. In S00 lota f l 00 per 10«
suspicion -particularly In 'lew of
Wanted
Stock to pasture
Mrs,
velop those activ ities which promote J
will ho due her from the estate E l­ school trustee.
You're all that the fact that the gentleman has a
J
Sunday M asse*, 7:10 a.m., and
less.
Ilanaon strain
leghorns
Donaldson
Two miles south of
mer becomes a candidal# for school k e e l* me front leaving tills town considerable fortune.
child health and w elfare, mental. •
a 10:00 a m.
F re e range, d ise a se -fre e
a'oek
trustee Posing as a nswspaper re­ and never coming hack
Beaverton Bank.
p 21
I hope I
physical, and spiritu al.
"I i here fore sent one of my moat
J
Sunday Christian
D octrine, H:!i0
porter. named Itorls Gatewuud. Col­ get whipped to a fraxale In that
I t is my sincere hope, th erefo re. *
reliable men to Investigate.
orado Charley's confederate calls on
;
a
nt.,
and
:>
M
il
a
m.
th a t the people o f Oregon will, on |
•'lie rciieris that the house at
Elmar. Neills sees Doris and spots trustee fight—honestly. I do."
FO R C O l’ NTY J l | r ; k
Nettle's hand came over and rest­ the address you name I* Inhabited
»
Saturday Confession, 8 :8 0
p m ., I
FO R tX H ’ N TY C O M M ISSIO N E R
her as an advsntureso Elmer goes
Child H ealth day and during the
ed on hi*. "You go In and win." li,v a notorious bunco steorer, known
to
Uos
Angoles
and
ts
wslcomsd
by
• -4 -0 p in., 7 : !0 p in., and t*:00 p in. !
week th e re a fte r, turn th e ir thoughts
Doris and bar “brother."
she commanded "T h e day ( catch to the police nil over the country
«
Weekday Mass, 8 :2 0 a
0 i
to the necessity of u n rem ittin g e f ­ «
yon dragging your tall in this com­ ns Colorado Charley. T h ere Is a
*
fo rts fo r the proper care and nur­ * «
0
'
Twolfth InctJ.lm ont
munity is the day yon and I are young woman living there with him
0
ture o f our children, to the end that «
Elmer arrived In Pilarcitos loo going to have our first real dis­ who latssce as Ids sister, but who
Ntrarrn e Church
0 I
«
1st«
In
the
gfl«*ru<x>n
to
take
Nellie
agreement.
Leave I’itarcitos a« Is mi iicvouipllre of Id *
•
the interest created by this o b se r­ «
She has
0
I
to
luncheon,
and
as
he
was
due
that
often
as
you
like
and
have
a
good
vance may be fe lt in constructive *
a poll.*» record as the most accom­
*
»
Sunday School at S : 4f» a.m.
night lo conduct an initiation of a time while you are away, but—come plished come 'Mi In Ihe business,
0
activ ity throughout the y e a r
t
class
of
thirty
neophytes
Into
the
0
hack
to
Pllanettos!
When
I
begin
Morning worship at 11:00 a.m .
aid is undoubtedly the person lo
<Signed) Ju liu s L . M eier, Governor $
0
local lodge of the Woodmen o f the to demand a detailed report on your Who you refer.
i
N .Y .P .S at 6 :3 0 p.rn.
0 .
«
World, lie had no op|n>rtumly of see doing It will be time for you to
0
I
“ We will keep them under surveil­
Evening service at 7:30 p m .
«
0
Ing her until noon of the following commence worrying.“
B R E A D AND M ILK
lance.
Meanwhile, If you should
0 .
M iu-week prayer service Wednes­
day. By that time, however, he had
*
" I don't think I could aland th at," have any further Information of Im­
0 day evening at 7:30.
“ Fo r Lunch or Supper - a bowl ot a
listened lo enough bucolic badinage he confessed soberly.
0 .
portance lo communicate to us. we
0
breed and m ilk." How v?r> unex­ t i
and Impish queries regarding his
Nellie laughed. "No man of spirit ahull be glad to co-operate with
0
citin g and a bit old fx s iM • t . 1 a i - I
gallantry In I s « Angeles to real- would. Where are you taking me you.
0
1
.Methodist Church
0 .
n :i:,
yet food
auto trittes
agree » »
ire that Nellie Cathcart must have for luncheon?"
“ In closing, may I suggest Hint
0
I
listened to twice as much.
"Out to .h«e A ngcU ottl'*"
tliar these two tog -th«r should i'r.ras $
0
you do nothing to Indicate to the
#
R<*v. L. C. Poor. M inister
Consequently he was somewhat
•troll. Elmer.” Nellie announced young man that lie is playing with
the basis o f the w ill planned diet
»
troubled of aoul as he drew up in when they found themselves seated, fire? If we give this calf more
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m
A ltk -'.g h bread anu cereals a rc e n ­ »»
front of (he bank and waited for “ t've sold your house and lot oil ropo we may be enabled to get
Preaching: by th* m inister at II
ergy foods and ncce•ivory to keep *
Nellie to emerge.
the terraa you named. If you drop him Into the corral and earmark
a
m.
S u b ject, *T h e Fam ily of (rod "
the body w arm and give it power to i$
She came, dashing him a radiant In at the hank after luncheoe and him.
Official Board m o c tir * at 12m.
work, they are la c k k ij in tc tia in
smile of welcome from the top step, sign the deed. I'll attest It and the
"V
ery
trulv
yours.
t
W orship a t n i c r at 7::i0 P. M.
m inerals and v ita'.iiiu . Milk is the «
where she paused to make deli her
deal will be dosed In twenty-four
“J . Fitzgerald.
P ictu res on K orea.
S u b je ct, “Th#
*
hours.”
ate appraisal of the oew million
most efficient o f a ll food.* In mak
“Acting
Captain
of
Detectives."
i
a ire, his chauffeur, and his new
C h ristian J>swn in K orea”,
T h r e e c h e e rs!” said E lv e r. "N el­
ing good these deficiencies, a s well *
•
• • • • • •
car. Elm er stepped out. opened the lie. you're a smart girl. IVfcea dor's
l.atiic* Aid Wednesday aft«*rn “*n.
as being the most
nearly p e rte it «
Donald T Tem plet, n
When Elm er railed at the bank
«
tonneau door and waved her In.
the uew owner desire to take pos­
Midweek nervices Wednesday at
food in itself. It is fo r th is reason t
to sign the deed to hU h o u o and
It
has
always been, and will con
•Oh.
bo
y!“
Nellie
murmurc
.1
session
o
f
my
house?"
# j 8 p.m .
and tccau ae of th eir low price tha: « t
lot, lie noted that the deed run to
breathlessly and popped In.
“ HI
“Immediately."
tinuc to be, my policy to co-op erate
#
nutrition authorities say “the diet i
Nellie
C
athcart.
an
unmarried
wom­
nier. darting. It's gorgeous— so gor
I
"O K. I'll take a suite at the
■o fa r aa possible with any organized
J M H iatt
an. “ H ello," he murmured. “I see
$
should be built around bread ano a i
geo us that Tin rratefn l to be the hotel."
Belli cl Church
mvement fo r the reduction of ta»e*.
0
the
buyer
Is
hiding
his
Identity
by
m ilk ." It does not follow th a t they i
second girl to ride in It first."
“Alta
bo
y
!"
said
Nellie.
“Now
0
or other m atters o f c -unty w elfare,
*
0
To the voters o f Was hingt -n County:
alone will meet all of the body re ­ i
Nellie coaldn't help thrusting that let's talk about your campaign for using you an a dummy. 1\ hy all the
Rev. Charles F . C larke. Pastor
th at reflects the opinion c f the i
0
one heme— and It 'vent home. too. Ugh school trustee and organize secrety, Nellie?”
quirem ents,
but they
do it more a
I hereby atutoun e my rand da.-v
0
t
people
in
gvneral.
I
especially
com
j
“No
secrecy
at
a
ll."
Nellie
re­
“ Winged
S o u ls”
will
he
Mr.
I’ve been checking off votes,
0
Elmer Unshed and looked as guilty th a t
com pletely than any o th er foods, i
I for re-election lo the office o f , unty
plied
demurely.
"
I
am
llie
buyer."
0
mend
the
T
ax
Reduction
league
on
'
C lark e's topic next Sunday morning
as a alisep kiHing dog as be climbed trying to estim ate your strength,
and with the addition o f som e fruit ti
i commissioner o f W sshii gt n , >umy
0
Elmer scratched his ear In per­
and ’’Banishing the B lu es" at tno
in terest it has shown in thr
In beside her. Well, there was bm and It seems to me you have a fight
0
and vegetable the requirem ents will *
at the Prim ary e lerti i to I» held
plexity.
"W
hat
do
you
want
o
f
the
0
one thing to. and that was to tell on your bands.”
7 .3 0 service The Bible school meets m anagem ent o f county affairs a n i
$
May 20. 1932. I f | am elected, I
0
be met.
«
“ Watch my sm oke," said Elmer property?” he demanded presently.
the truth, shame the devil and let
a
t
9
:4
5
a
m.
and
the
C
hristian
E
n
-
i
*'d
ami
co-u
p
eratien
i!
has
0
" It ’s a good buy, Elmer. I think
j Will endeavor to o n tin n<- the ,s in r
Bread from
the whole
grains
C la rk *
0
the chips fall where they might
deavor
society
at
6:30.
P
ray
er
meet
|
given
the
county
cou
rt
in
the
o
un
0
I aarrfu l. conservative, a d fa thful
Because he w;ia so easy to handle I ran sell It for about two thou­
•Well, m
tell j >u all about
Has more
food value
th an that f
•
ing W ednesdays a t S o'-‘ lock. We t> wide mvivcmer.t to teduce taz -« I
0
,f
ber—“ he began, but Nellie raised Nellie favored him with a loving sand dollars profit In a year's lim e."
made with
the “refined
flo u rs." $ a
on real property-
c -21 1 adm inistration o f the sffairs
0
“Are
you
going
to
move
Into
the
cordially
invite
everyone
to
all
cui
look and with difficulty repressed
a menacing finger.
W ashington county that ha* l»-en my
0
Because the germ o f the seed does 0
house
yourself?"
services.
an Impulse to lean across the table
0
•Don't Elm er!
It Isn’t oeces
policy in the paar.
•not keep king a fte r the grain is 0 0
“ No, Elmer.
I’m going to rent
•
aary. You do not have to. I know and kiss him. Dear, blind, straight­
(S ig n ed ) J . M. H iatt
a d v cltt 24
0
crushed, it is often removed. Such 0
IL*
Conductor
(on
street
c
a
r
)
:
Young
you Jost happened to he riding forward. straight-thinking Elmer 1
0
0
“Well,
suppose
you
rent
It
to
me
cereals are good in m inerals
but 0
man
keep
your
head
inside
o
f
the
0
Ail
she
had
to
do
to
hold
him
In
along, you met her. she was walk­
0
0
have lost one o f the vitam in s, im -
window.
ing. she recognised you and you line was to show him a fight and for the present. It’s all furnished
0
i
Finally the absent mil ded
portant in
various
body
fu n c­
0
0
Just had to be decent and give ber then send blm Into It. He had been with my furniture, and I’ll be far
Bob W rig h t: Aw dry up. I don't Teasor went and g -t married Next
more
com
fortable
there
than
In
0
flghtlDg
and
winning
since
hi*
tions. Other cereals
have had the 00
a HfL"
have to if I don't want to.
t
that rat trap of a Puttee hotel."
morning he awoke to hh Í a partner
outer layers, containing the min­
0
0
•Well, have It your own way.” twelfth birthday—and it had never
Conductor: W ell alt righ t but if In l**i with him l.cnn g over to
T h e rent will be seventy-live dol­
0
0
been
an
easy
fight
His
path
had
III B E R CA RD P A R T Y
erals, and the germ removed and
be replied gloomily but bravely
0
0
lars
a
month.
Elm
er."
you break any o f Ihe iron s tru c ­ see who it might I «
exclaim ed:
0
"Only that wasn't the way. You always been beset with obstacles,
0
are called “refined cere a ls." These
“Tou’re a highway robber!”
ture on the bridge a t the corner “ Why, Sarah Jo n e s! W hat are you
0
which he had successfully hurdled,
0
see.
I’d
met
her
before.
She’s
■
may be used to furnish en erg y, if
There
fell
a
alienee
while
they
0
0
You and your friends are cordially you’ll have to pay fo r I t .
doing h ere?'*
newspaper correspondent and she hut far down that path Nellie could looked at each other. Then : "How
0
0
the m inerals and vitam ins a re sup­
invited to attend n card party given
0
0
came op here to get a story from discern one obstacle that must send goes your light for school trustee,
plied in other ways. M ilk, on the
0
0
him
crashing
to
the
ground.
by
the
Ioidics
A
uxiliary
a
t
the
llu
b
er
me on bow tt feels to be a poor
dear?" Nellie asked.
0
0
other hand, furnishes energy, body
club house Saturday evening, April
Yes, nothing bat death before be
man one day and a millionaire the
0
t
“It’s a fight— and I’m fighting.
building m aterials, m inerals
and
0
0
should
reach
that
obstacle
could
23. 1032 at 8 :0 0 p.m sharp. Lunch
next
Slia’s a very charming girl
T
h
at’s
all
I
can
say.
I’m
ranking
a
0
0
vitajnins-
j ^ g i
and her name is Doris Gatewood save Elm er Clarke from having his house-to-house canvass."
and prizes. Admission 26r. Children
0
0
0
0
She's
a
correspondent
for
the
Amur
nose
rubbed
in
the
dirt
and
Nellie
How much o f
the food money
not playing cards, 8 to 18 yrs 10,
“In the new c a r?" He nodded.
0
0
had
a
vast
cariosity
to
see
bow
lean
Weekly
of
New
York.
I
hap
ahould be spent t o r bread asd m ilk?
admission.
adv 21
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0
pened to tall her I waa going to this man. who had tasted victory, “B e tte r use the old tin Lizzie.” she
0
0
I t is generally conceded that the
0
0
L o t Angeles to buy this car and she would assim ilate defeat, chagrin, suggested. T h a t shiny new mon­
0
0
I heard
money spent fo r food hould be d i­
P O L IT IC A L M EE T IN G
suggested that If I would telephone sneers, gibes and the varied cruel­ ster will cost you v o te*
0
0
vided into fifth s: o n e -fifth or more
0
0
her she'd let me read her story be­ ties of a world which tramples Joy­ a well-known merchant of Pllarcl-
tos
remark
to
Mr.
Moody,
apropos
0
0
fo r milk and cheese, one fifth or
ously over the fellow who goes
fore she mailed It e a s t
I sup
A m eeting sponsored by Candidate
0
0
more fo r bread and cereals, o n e-fifth
down In the fight Standing alone. of your new Imported car, that a
pose aha didn’t want to write any
0
0
Haynes U scheduled fo r the evening
fool
and
his
money
are
soon
parted."
0
0
thing to which I might o b je c t"
In a stricken field, would Elmer, de­
or less fo r fru its and vegetables,
of April 26, Tuesday, at Sherwood
0
0
“Well, I must be off. Nellie. I ’m
"Oh I" said Nellie. “Did she write feated. acknowledge defeat?
one fifth or less fo r m eats, fish
0
0
when candidates fo r elective office*
afraid I shall not be able to see
a
nice.
Interesting
story
about
you.
0
0
“Why. Nellie, what are you crying eery much of you until after the
and eggs, and one fifth or less
F. W. MISIIOI»
will appear and give short talks on
0
-’T E D IO B A R B E R SIMM'
0
Elm
er
7”
about?"
he
demanded
suddenly.
fa ts , sugar, or other groceries. A l­
0
0
school election."
the program * they wi.*h to spons-xr.
"T il be hanged If I know." be
0
0
Nellie’s sweet mouth trembled
P LU M BIN G and H EA TIN G
though this divisions is safe with
"A tta boy, E lm e r!"
F IR S T C L A SS WORK
T h e public i* invited
T here will
0
0
confessed. "W e forgot to look at I t " pltlfnlly.
“I— I—I esn't teU you.
As be strode out o f the bank
$ be no admission charges
com fortable income it must under­
0
“Ju s t as well you fo rg ot Elmer. Elmer.
Hardware.
Paints
I’m
Just—
s
s
silly,
that’s
0
AT R E A S O N A B L E P R IC E S
0
go some changes to meet the av e r­
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She couldn't write a snappy. Inter­ all. I—I haven't any spunk. Please Nellie observed that, for the first
0
time, he no longer walked with the
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age low income. One auth ority says
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esting story anyhow. She's as spuri­ forgive me— darling."
’llene.
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K. It. V an M rirr, Prop
slight limp that had been the re­
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ous as a lead dollar."
th a t the lower th e income the more
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Elm er was delighted. Stoat men sult of an unexpected meeting with
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one must concentrate upon bread
“Now, bow can you say such a are when they think they have ob­ a soldier of the Prussian Guard.
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l«ee'ly grange i* sponsoring an obi
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thing about a girl you have never served infallible evidence that the Once it bad been a real lim p; then
and milk, thus bringing the amount
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fashioned basket so .ia l a t their hall
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et?"
lflmev
challenged.
W. R. I’FGG
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girl
they
love,
but
aren't
quite
cer­
spent fo r milk to probably one-
Beaverton Barber Shop
tt bad become a h ab it; but now—
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a t Cedar Mill S atu id ay , April 30
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"Saw you walking down to the tain of, evinces signs of Jealousy.
(TO BC CONTINUED.)
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third and cu tting down on the a -
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B esides the e a ts, there will be a
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mount spent
fo r m eats,
sw eets,
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STE V E N S, P R O P R IE T O R
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and
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program .
H. A K uratli o f Hill*
and miscellaneous foods.
boro will conduct the auction sale of
A good rule to fallow is to build
the baskets.
Adv c - 2 1 ,22
.’ range BuiM ing
—
Beat er í o. I S A T IS F A C T IO N
GUARANTEED
its control.
gain o f 14 Vi pounds in 21 days. A
your food needs around a quart of
ewe iamb gained 11 pound* in' the
milk fo r each child and a pint fo r
ON OREGON FARMS
CO O K ED FOOD HAI.H
Klam ath Falla— Many dairy f a r - 1 same period Total feed cost for 73 1
each adult in the fam ily. Although jg------------------ -------------------------------------a
NO. 2 WOOD
not yet
learned
the la m l* creep fed up to M arch 31 was 1
dish of bread and milk is appe
Canyon C ity— A
pool of nearly m ers have
The Beaverton Reliekah P ast Noble
M rt# for 4-K oot l.ength*
appetizing m itself, there are var- ; 400tj pounds of Grimm alfalfa seed 'B lu e o f a dairy herd improvement $6.38. Feeding was started with a G rand’s club are having a cooked
e Meals and Groceries ^
rous ways o f combining them which was mad(. up and ordered for 34 association, but here are some wh > lew o f the early Iamba Ja n u a ry 15.
t't.Vt Fo r 16-inrh Lengths
fed sale Saturd ay, April 23.
Sale
■
will result in tasty dishes and give 1 ’Grant county farmers durinK the have. A number o f the mem ber* of j
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.... Ray Deadmcnd o f F a ir - will be held in th e City M eat m ar-
$•»••*« F o r
12-inrh l.engllis
Coquille—
variety too. So few of u* realize pas.
my Count A(fent R G the Klam ath association have found j
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ALOHA WOOD YA RD
how good simple food can be. Milk , Johlulon. The amounts orJered by them selves unable to continue test 1 x iew is planning the construction o f
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11 dairym en letc 1 a dairy barn, milk house and man- your Sunday dinner here.
Phone 9903
toast for instance seasoned with | jIMjividuaia range<i {TOm 10 to 300 ir.g this year. The
plenty of b u tte r;
a sim ple bread • ^ und!! An order was also included a fte r reorganization found they han ! ure pit on his farm in the near fu -
M ICHIGAN C U B
cnly enough work
to keep a te sie i ! ture. He will use plans fo r these
pudding.
topped
w *h
whipped fo r 174
of
Dak(,.a S o
busy h alf tim e, so
in order to keep buildings
obtained from
the a g r i-
cream or a fluffy m enngue browned i 12 a lf l ifa fo r T Kennedy and L
LAM PS
EATS
The M ichigan club will hol.l their
the association going they have a r ­ cultural engineering departm ent at
ju s t rig h t;
a cream
soup served y Stew art,
MARKS
SON
ranged to employ
him
on their Oregon
.S u te
colle*»*
th ro u tf. re g u lar monthly party at Su n n y-
with buttered croutons; or creamed
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farm s a t regular farm w ages d u r­ (ie o r g e H. Je n k in s, county agen t,
j
hall, Portland,
Kant
Thirty
vegetables on to ast squares a re ali
Dallas— Here is a cane where d e­
M EV I-S
SH O R T O R D E R
a t Yam hill, Friday
fou rth stre et
ing the other two weeks o f ea h
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
com binations o f bread
and milk. term ination and
perseverance were month.
C igars, Tobacco*
barley has ! evening, May 13th.
The recipe this week is an appe -
H illsboro— Hannchen
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.
.
...
.
. *tot
regarded
a* virtues. When
C onfection*, S o ft Drinks
largely replaced spring oats in the
tizin g luncheon dish or may be used : w Frank C r tw fo r d o f Z era plowed
EATS
CANDY
Cady llhlg
—
Wat s on S t
Roseburg— Creep feeding of lamli- | W ashington ccunty farm in g system .
as the main p art o f a dinner menu. u n d er hia straw berry piaiuin(f and
B e a v e r to n
H ehek-
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Has proved very
successful
this ; says W.
F . Cyrus, county agent.
Cheese S tr a ta
set out gooseberries in th eir place,
ah
F
u
d
g
e
N
o
spring on the farm o f L. E . Thom p­ This was a desirable change. Cyrus
6 slices dry bread
CR A ZY C R Y S T A L S
the straw berry root weevils, d e­
248
m »eta
f ir s t
son at Umpqua.
where
periodic believes. He advises farm ers who
Phone Ol i i
1 cup grated cheese
prived of th eir n a'u ral feed, prom pt­
And th ird
T u es-
A
M ineral W ater Treatm en t
w
eightings
o
f
the
lambs
a
re
record
­
a
re
planning
on
spring
o
a
ts,
how
­
1 Vi cups milk
ly attacked
the gooseberries. The
dnv « c e ilin g s
al
Now Available In Beaverton
ed and an accu rate c c s t
of feeo ever, to plant the V ictory v ariet)
JO E KF.M M KR
*2 eggs
pest was identified by J . R. Beck,
7 3 0 I». M. in the
purchased
kept,
reports
J
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I^edy,
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A SA M PLE G LA SS. F R E E
as
they
hav<-
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higher
than
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county agen t, and a spray o f Jeao
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county agent.
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w ether lamb m ast v arieties grown io he county, L , . ,
w rr e ta r y .
Mrs Anna Office U p stairs In Telephone Itlrtg.
Few grains pepper
arsenate
and
the standard apple
weighing
4 6 V4 poinds
March
4 and are a repted for m illing, bring , R
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tf
iV im cru sts from the bread and pmson bait
Phone 6702
^ t were recommended f o r ^ e i g h e d 61 ,
March
l.i mb Wood Cut lo Order
25.
ing a higher price than feed o at*. •
F
lay slices in the bottom o f a b u t­
tered baking dish, fitting them into
By Charlea Sughro«
cover the entire su rface. Cover with
cheese and the rem aining slices o f
bread. B e a t the e g g s and add the
M‘ 3iXUE4S**€U ALL ADVeariSEO AMD
TER. ME MAO BFCH 'W CR6 A WEEK.
milk and seasonings. Pour the m ix ­
1 * 0 a h -rwcift PCU u t im o do uff a t
*
ture over the bread and cheese.
AGO ffttlViOS WEWT LIKE A CHÍPAWI,
WOM e , SO TVC PAPE«.
MAtclUCy
Wtting K soak into the bread so
YW EDITOR. HEAVED A SUM AUD '
JVJTT *OOU«mj€t5.
MOUCY AU0 «AD A fcEAUTiPUC SWOP
th a t all the milk is used. B ake in
S a id , - t h e n CAirr Pxxn. v e •- i v
OU TU' VA Ita fiOlXl ÍOOM6R0
•MAS VOUft | A | Y
a moderate oven, until the custard
DEA0, AUD «m is I« HEAVE ri 1 “
LTAffiWCO tt> W/AtK
is set and the bread is puffed up
w t -
and brown.
“MO, we AOWT
O ther suggestions fo r the use of
M e « * MOT
bread and milk will be sent if you
'TWO CAA* wJ fve
wrxte Ada R. Mayne in care o f the
OAftAoe."
Oregon Dairy Council, 112 Citizen*
Bank Building. Portland, Oregon.
«f r i /t Qi
M\ l 6 TH' R E P O R T E R J O S T 9A T AT
Among
those present a t
the
ch eese-m ak er's ball last week was
TH' RMOriE, RECO*. FO LK S ALL
our own Theodore R ainw ater. Ted
SEWT tri ALL TH EIR TTStAS a Alio
aaya it was
so crowded his lady
it jo s t S i e v e d u u e t h e r e
fainted and had to dance around
w e r e UO T RO U BLES O F AWY WWD
four tim es before she could And
• place to fa ll down.
Entered aa second class matter
December 9, 1922, at Ute postoffice
a t Beaverton, Oregon ,,
under the
A ct o f March 3, 1879.
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