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THE BEAVERTON REVIEW FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. 1932 LOCAL r z R A P . PENEVG, l (iene Brown la visiting with friends and relatives at Gaston Mr- and Mrs. Metcalfe and children are vacationing at Seaside. Mr. and Mr*. C W.” Craig have returned from a two weeks stay at the beach. Miss Helen Asbahr of Hillsboro viaited a few days this week with Ruth Denney. Mr. Joe Patton now living in the Scholia uisiu. and family are Patton home on H IR E R CLUB and daufch l.,* M <1 if»n t »u i Mai jorie left Tuosilay for a two wee»« trip in California. ITS Members of the Cot gregational Young Peoples’ C. E. Society met at the home of Miss Ruth Denney on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rrawer, fo r mer rrtidenla of Bavrton, were guests of Mr ami Mrs. K F. Hall last Friday afternoon The Rebekah Needle and Social Club will meet Friday (today! at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Ellerson on the Farmington Road. Mr. Clyde Chalmers o f Whitford is visiting with his mother in Isrs Angeles and attending the Olym pic games. He left Monday. H OLDS ANNUAL C IT Y C O U N C IL M EE TS PICN IC IN R E C U L A R SESSION The Huher Commercial Club and ladies Auxiliary held their annual family picnic at bllm Grove, July 31 Many o f the members went up for a 7 o'clock breakfast. Various games were played and many races were enjoyed Many pm tty and useful prises were awarded those that were lucky «nought to win them. All the prises were donated hy merchants and members. A picnic dinner was served for all at one o ’clock. Many stayed and ba«l a Lite supper, also, MRS. JO H N SO N E N T E R T A IN S FO R SIS T E R E N G IN E E R R E P O R T S ON W E L L P R O JE C T (Continued from front page! ( Continued from front |»age> taking. The probabilities aie ut Jannsen’s bid. Following Monday night's session, three to one against the securing when the Council adjourned to of a really satisfactory water sup- meet Wednesday evening, some of ply from this source. The lesson for considering a well the aldermen came to the conclu sion that action on a few matters supply as we understand it is the in sevuring had been a little too hasty .«ml a probability of delays springs heretofore motion was made to re-consider rights to the the letting o f the well drilling considered We agree with you that contract ami afte r that had been this delay is unfortunate and that ta in serious need of carried, another motion to reject Beaverton in the way of all bids ami rv-aitvertise for huts something better water supply However, it must Iw was also carried. Alderman Alexander was appoint appreciated that present conditions ed a committee of one to see a- will make it difficult to finance bout hiring an assistant marshal watei works improvements even if eliminated. A s to I h > on duty from six or seven other delays are in the evening until Marshal Bor suming that a satisfactory test well ing came on at ten or eleven. A were secured, this would practically motion prevailed to advertise for exhaust the current funds of your bids for the construction o f a suit Water Department. To follow this a second well of able building to house the fire up by drilling truck. The refunding bonds were larger size, purchasing amt instal ordered printed and the ordinance ling pumps. laying pipe line* to authorizing a contract with Phil and front the rcservor, and other wise completing a workable plant, Polsky was repealed would require additional funds that A resolution which brought out i necessarily come fyom the considerable dibate but which fi- t must sale of bond* We see nothing nally carried was one calling for | gained by drilling a test _^cll at the advertising and selling o f all i this time unless you art- in a pos- property on which the City has | lion to follow up such test well liens which are more than sixty with a permanent installation. days delinquent A further comment that we will It has always been considered i make , is that the basis of drillng t? it these liens could not he fore j wells at so much per hour has not closed until all the installments | | generally proven as satisfactory as were due. Even then, they were a lineal foot basis. The hourly ba not foreclosed for the liens which sis is practically the same as the terminated in 192!» were not fore “cost plus" contract which has closed until 1931. However, some proven objectionable in general con of the newer aldermen are insis struction work. Public contracts al tent that all accounts owing the ways bring criticism from citizens city must be paid promptly and and taxpayers and cities genet ally City Attorney Reimer states that are willing to pay u little more these liens can be foreclosed. money when they ean figure in ad vance the definite cost of a pro ject, and are reliever! of the un this vicinity are taking more and certainty inherent ill the "cost more interest in production of pure plus" method seed, much of which is certified. Very truly yours. Almost a thousand acres are being Itaar and Cunningham devoted in Polk county this yeai By John W. Cunningham to producing better and cleaner seed for planting farms here next Mr A. M. Kennedy, a retired season. Clover, rye grass, rape, wheat, barley, oats and potatoes rural carrier, one o f the first to have already been submitted for , serve Beaverton, left Thursday for certification this year to County ' I^Grande to visit with his son who is employed in the postofBce there Agent J. R Bes s WHY WAS IIK HORN? Did lie come to earth to end ■ ------------------------------------------------ ttH war? We wish to thank all our neigh Or waa It to ahow men how to hors ami» friends who so kindly keep the golden rule ? came to our asaistance In saving Neither: for our home front the fire which "This la a faithful saying ami • homed the Grout house on Tues worthy of all acceptation, that day. August 2nd, especially Mr Christ Jesus came into the world Chas. Florence, Mr. Sampson and to save sinners, of whom I am Mr Itorriah who stopped the c h ie f" - llible Salvation, Beaverton, flames on our roof Oregon. »tv j Mr. and Mrs. Strung ; CARD OF THANKS | Mr M C. McKercher arrived Sunday morning from Tillamook to spend a week at home wlule working in the Port land Telephone office. TRAVELERS CHECKS In con- VI nient denominations are sold by the BANK OF BEAVERTON, mem ber FEDERAL RESERVE SYS TEM The charge is .71! per $100. You that are planning a vacation which requires traveling should protect your vaeatlunlng funds with TRAVELERS CHECKS. B eaverton Hebet Mrs. Ida Toyton o f Spokane, ab I.odile N o . Wash,, is visiting with Mr. and Î ! H . m eets first Mrs. Lester Tallman o f Ryder- Mrs. Chas. VanKleek. Mrs. Toyton Mrs A Johnson entertained the and third T ues wood, Wn., visited with relatives is a cousin of Mr. YankKeek. past week for her sister. tors. j day evenings al «.MLN over the week-end. Rummellhoff o f Los Angeles. Din ¡4L The Misses Eva and Elsie Whit ner guests Saturday were Mr «no 7 Mi» I». M in the r. Mrs. Clarence Allen who nas worth were among those of the Mrs. H. K. Martin and daughter 1.0 O F. Hall, Mrs. Sarah Cham been ill with high blood pressure, I "x^rails Club ho climbed to the berlain, secretary and Mrs Edna Kat enne o f Tigard. Mr. and Mrs. is reported improving. summit o f Mt. Hood on Sunday. p-tf Sheets. N (5 Edgmgton and daughter of Shrr- Archie Masters, Charles Fry a no Mrs. Elmer Benson and Dr and wood- Fllerd Carston’s are on a week's Mrs. Myers and baby Sally spent Guests Sunday were Mr. and .• .W A S W A W A N S S V k V V S N V vacation fishing trip. the week-end at Seaside. Mrs Mrs A. Olson of Portland. Mrs. G. $ 1 .0 0 « Douglas and Kenneth Taylor and Myers is a sister of Mrs. items, n I.uisey and sons o f London. Eng land. Harold Laldwin spent Monday night The Past Noble Grand's Cluo .7 5 ! camping on Mt. Sylvanus. Wednesday, a picnic luncheon was i will meet next Wednesday at me enjoyed on the lawn Those parti Mrs. Lyle Ayers and daughter i home of Mrs Mary J. Ware for cipating were Mrs Penne. Mrs. .udir tt plain t uni of Portland spent Wednesday with an all day's meeting. Pot luck N’ordbye. Mrs. G. Jcr and her mother, Mrs. Tom Boyd lunch at noon. daughters Ida. May, and June, Mrs. ¿I tuli«-# piton Drcaars Mrs. B. K. Denney and Mrs. T. Muss Noma Browne was a guest O. Sorreth and daughters Ruth and B. Denney returned Monday from o f Miss Gladys Moore o f Oswego Astrid, all o f Portland fr o m a week's vacation at Rockaway. Friday luncheon guests were Mr. on Sunday. Miss Moore returned ■Andre and family o f Portland in with Miss Browne and was ner John GirartLn has traded his Strictly K.rst Class Work the afternoon a drive was enjovevt property here for a house in Sa- guest on Monday and Tuesday W e ss lem where he intends to make his ! Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Van Kieek, to Gales Creek. home. A by giving them the very and Mr- and Mrs. Erwin Wills and hml o f work ON O REG O N FA R M S Mrs. John Gray and Mrs. Doy Mr. and Mrs. Bub Cole of Tigard a; - -Ifc spent the week end making the Gray were guests o f Mrs. fie u (.■rants Pass — Conservation of Edwards in Portland on Wednes Mt. Hood Loop. They spent Satur R O S A R IA T A IL O R fc-od on Josephine county farms day day night in Hood River. IIK A VERTON OREGON 0 has attained a new high mark this Ralph E. Mapes, son of Mr. and year, through the operation o f the y Patronise your lo a n tailor j Miss Ivy Peterson and Mrs. Ear- ;• Brown's Beaverton Pharmacy $ was married to portable canning outfit designed ami ney Dezure were guests o f their Mrs. S. Mapes . '. 'A W . '. V . W A V . W . V . V . W Mary Elizabeth Haley, of Salem, built by County Agent Herbert aunt, Mrs R. B. Brown o f Garden Friday. July 22 in Vancouver, Howells. It has been making re Home. Wash. The young couple will cord runs throughout the county so Mrs. M. C. McKercher was a f*r this summer, one day putting make their home in Salem dinner guest at the G. A. Gillmore Mr. and Mrs. W. R. YanKleek up 452 cans of vegetables and 447 home in Portland on Wednesday- cans of meat. This is equivalent to evening. attended a farewell party at me a capacity o f 2500 cans o f vegeta home of Mr. and Mrs Snyder Supt. I. R. Metzler who has been bles alone The canning outfit was o f Kinton. in honor of Mr and attending summer school at Eugene financed by the county court and Luther who have this summer returned to his duties Mrs. George is being operated under the super been visiting here. here Friday. vision of the county agricultural The Jannsen Drilling Co. brought and home demonstration agents W r C a t t y A (. o n t p l c l r A s s o t l n i r n l Of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh and son Earl and Mr. and Mrs. in a big well at the Ray-Mai..ig V.V>\W.,AS%\V.,.VAW.SV.V.,.,.V.VA,AV.,.V.-.V.,.,.V.,.V.Vi at Hillsboro, recently. Forest Grove— Joe Kember, local A. Kyle picnicked Sunday at Dodd's cannery This work has been going on some dairy farmer, is lowering his pro Park in Portland. time as the well was guaranteed duction costs through use of an Mrs. Myron E. Gray left Thurs The present flow gives rr.uc-i otherwise waste piece of ground day morning to visit with her par more water than was railed for in for Reed canary grass pasture. A ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stevens of the contract. few acres seeded to this moisture- Juneau, Alaska. The ladies o f the Whitford's Wo loving grass is now supporting ten LEG SPRING LAMB BLUE RIBBON MALT Bob Jackson returned to his home man's Club held their annual pic cows and maintaining them in good PER POUND PER CAN production without gram This grass here Wednesday- after spending a nic on Wednesday in the grove is ideally adapted to low. swampy CORNED BEEF. month at the Biby Scout camp. back of the school house. A good POT ROASTS, STEER ANGLO BRAND 2 CANS Camp Meriwether. BEEF, PER POUND, crowd was present and after par- land, says County Agent Cyrus. BORDEN’S CHEESE tak ing of a bountiful picnic dinner Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Scott Roseburg— A combined education FRESH PORK SAUSAGE 2 Vt-lb. PACKAGES al and recreational county p u ltry - PER POUND men’s picnic was held here in Ki- LINIT STARCH. PUBS LARD wanis park Sunday, July 31. Many 2 BOXES 3 POUNDS local poultrymen attended this meet- SNIDER’S CATSUP, 1 7 ing who will not be able to go to • A W FRESH CORNED BEEF PER BOTTLE the state poultrymen s convention' 2 POUNDS at Corvallis August 11 and 12 This VEGETABLE SOUP, 0 7 Phone Beaverton 08 5 5 • Sté • FOLGER'S COFFEE picnic has become an annual a f HO RM EL, 2 CANS fair in Douglas county and always W e H a n d le O n ly I n s p e c t e d M e a ls 1-lb TIN OVALT1NE attracts a large crowd. Following 14 OUNCE CAN PALMOLIVE SOAP up the picnic. County Agent Lem> 3 BARS arranged a series o f four farm PAPER NAPKINS 1 Q • A poultry culling demonstrations. 3 PACKAGES Ivory Snow, Free 1 HeguL .1 CORN FLAKES, KEL size pkg with 2 pkgs., All Dallas— Just as livestock men LOGGS, PER PACKAGE have for many years maintained re LIME RICKEY. WEIN- AO FIG BAR COOKIES cords of the purity o f ancestry* for HARD’S. 3 12-os. Bottle* 2 POUNDS__________ * their breeding stock, so farmers m s a r d i n e s ' T IN Y ~ TOTS, ~ 28-oz. Bottles PER CAN Games were played and a most en COCOA. BAKER S Porter’s Macaroni, S(>ag- joyable afternoon spent visiting. HALF POUND TIN f hetti. Noodles, 3 Pkgs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Hall and daughter Eleanor and Mr. and Mrs. Phones 3203 and 1702 T w o Deliveries Daily George Hughs, n motored to Can- by, Oregon, a week ago Sunday to V.V.V.'/.’/i’AVW W W ^AW .'.ViV.V>V/A* ‘.VA"/AVA’/A attend the big campmeeting there Specially featured for th is Friday and Saturday being put on by Willard H Pop, the radio speaker They report a love ........ these popular every day needs at very low ly trip and enjoyed being among prices. Y ou’ ll find it convenient and econom ical I undreds of people. SPECIAL J Drug Store ISellsfor Less! £ .29 .15 .1 9 Xth O L Y M P I A D .75Í j ! 75c lip J 5 t \ Í > SATURDAY SPECIAIS Choice Lunch Meats at Right Prices Beef Steak, lb. ! ! ! T” . 17c Fresh side Pork, per lb. . 0 9 ;c Fresh Ground Hamburger, 2 lb. 25c Chicken, choice colored, and W h ile Leghorns Shredded W heat Biscuit, pkg. 9c .25 SALAD Including Prescriptions 5 01 Quality Meats cn • .1 2 ¿Overcoats Cut Rate! Fri. & Sat. Specials, Aug. 5 -6 .35 L - BROWN'S Beaverton M arket and Grocery .53 City Meat Market .23 .33 .69 .19 SA VE A 7 .21 t a /IT H the Olympic Games being | For an Individual service, cover “ held In America this year, we a salad plate with shredded lettuce, may expect a number of pleasing Or, this place a *-inch layer of cot- dUhes based upon these contests outline of a shield. Edge shield with A chef In one of the largest Cali a frame made of segments or half fornia hotels is responsible for a . slices W /* (Uiao turned VUI uxu e ss alternate aive* uavv of t V orange in new masterpiece In the realm of dlrectlona u shown. The smaller salads. In this salad he has fea- orangea^ go plentiful this summer, tured oranges, calavos and olives. jugt the right size. Make bar of three of the products of bis State, calavo slices across top of shield. This Is a main dish salad and with On this place circles cut from ripe an accompanying bread service and olives. Interlinking these as shown, beverage, furnishes an excellently Strips o f pimiento or carrot are balanced and healthful meal. The placed vertically to make stripes on salad is arranged as the emblem of the lower part of the shield. the Xth Olympiad, and naturally Is Serve with any desired dressing very pleasing and noval. nr without dressing, as preferred. The Cavalier Male Quartette of Northwest Nazarene College at Nampa, Idaho, will present an educational program at the Nazar ene church next Tuesday evening The program will consist o f musi cal numbers, gospel hymns and negro spirituals by the quartette and a short address by Rev. Ira L. True, o f the above named col lege. The pubile is cordially invited. IN .13 .43 .19 .12 Deanys Drug Store Places To Patronize to trade regularly at D ea n 's lar buys more. BEAVERTON! : ■ill DIO PLUMb'lNG and HEATING Hardware, Paints Miss Dorothy Lewis entertained ’ heue. :il0ï Beaverton with a very attractive farewell luncheon at her home at Aloha in honor o f Miss Noma Browne of Beaverton, who will attend the \V. E. PEGG University of Chicago this winter. Those present were the Misses N DERTAKKR and EM BALM KR Noma Browne, Ruth Denney, Ce celia Spies, Margaret Kauppila of • .Hinge Building — Beaverlo,. Beaverton, Doris Lingman o f To bias, Magdalena Boeckli of Linn- ¡ ton. June Gillmore, Wilma Tuttle HORSESHOEING and Dorothy Lewis of Aloha. BARBER Y Y : S IR »’ FIRST CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES E. D. VanMeter. Prop. C. J B arber Shop STEVENS, SATISFACTION d ol Tw o Boxes of Kotex (Reg.) and 25c pkg. of Kleenex I Y ¡I i Both for Only 59c 5 ; ! ... I .S. I Beaverton w here you r I: A F. W. 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If the apples are a Peachea are filled with minerals good color do not peel them. Add and salts. The sugar used In pre three-fourths as much sugar as serving them la one of our most fruit. Cook the mixture slowly until valuable quick-energy fuels. If It Is thick and clear. Seal In clean, anything else la needed to Induce hot jars. you to put up some peachaa, ra- Sweet Pickled Peaches mei. oer the flavor of these pre 7poun<ls peaches serves and let your conscience be t> pounds sugar your guide. 2 cups vinegar Peach Preserves 1 cup water 1 pound peaches 3 Inches stick cinnamon 1 cup water cloves K pound sugar Peel the peachea Make a syrup o f the sugar, vinegar, and water. Put the peaches In a wire basket and dip them In boiling water a few Add the stick cinnamon. Stick two seconds or until the skin slips. Test whole cloves In each peach. 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