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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1«, 1984 The Beaverton Review th*- I: ll n - nf «aid First Street extended: thence a lo n g the K tins of «aid extended street 8. 1 deg. 00’ W 2311 4 feet to the place of beg inning o f the herein deecrlbed tract; ru nnin g thence a lo n g the N. line of said Johnson tract. 8. 8» deg. 00' E 413.4 feet; thence S 0 deg S»’ E 104.T feet: thence N. 8» deg 00’ W 433 4 feet to a point on the E line o f said First Street extended; thence a- l o n r the said E line o f said Flrat Street extended 8 1 deg. 00’ W 100 7 feet to the place of beginnin g containing t acre. The tract above deacrlbed being 1-2 acre. prior In time and superior In right to the right, title. Interest, claims, end demands o f the above named defendants and each and all of them end all persona cl aim ing by. through o r under them In * ’•<! to the real property herein ab ove described. T H I R D ; Fo r a Judgment and de. cree against the above named defen- *n nir Oust Rlcbardxon and Sylvia Richardson for the sum of 1140 50, with Interest thereon at the rate of \ 7% per annum elnc B< pt 4, t o i l. and the fu rthe r «utie o f $'>0 »0 at- j torney’e fees and f' r pla intiffs’ j coats and disbursement * on the se cond cat’ee o f suit set forth In ». pla intiffs’ complaint FOURTH: That the m o rt g age of «aid plaintiff « mentioned and des Rev. W. E. Simpson, Pastor I cribed In th. the «econd cause o f suit - * ------ „ -rike* In mr_ * , *«« forth in pl a intiff s ’ complaint be be a ascend lien upon ¿The pastor. , Rev. W. E. »dJu*rjd to . .. . , Simp-1 m pr-.fiertv hereinabove first »on been holding holding »Deciai meet- ... e real ___ a p. - son has has been special mea t- mentioned and described, prior In ing* a t the church, whic h b e g a n time and superior In righ t to the ... , __, r, i_______ right, title. Interest, claims and de- Wednesday evening, February 14, m» n(j , ,,f the above named defen- and will continue until further no- d »n t * and each and all of them, and ,• _ i, ; .11 tho all persons cla im ing by. through, nr tlce. It IS tiesirei that all^ in th lln^ , r them. In r.nd to the real pro. community bear this in mind and perty he reinabove described and dee- attend these meeting* Service will p i « 1" * 1" * ' complaint. I FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS I $ Inter"ftting Little Note« from the Surrounding Country m T olc jy Our Active Special Correspondent* Weekly H*l 1»! » ! HH 1 1 HU HM Ml 1*1 1*1 1*1 '*1 i*l 1*1 c*l ed: President, Marvin Stalder; Vice- Douglas Taylor; Secre Iff president, tary, Howard I-ackanen; Treasurer, (*l Mrs. K. U Cos. Iff Elman Johnson; Reporter, Hetty 1*1 »1 Iff Iff 1*1 Bll Iff iff Iff Iff Htl 8H iff Iff HU Ifuchanan. A general discussion of annouw ements, types and prices, Slu'lliurn lluwun o f .Hhvrwoo«! vis* was followed by Catherine Marko lt«tl fur tbs week end with his vich's presenting and explaining cuusin, Rosemary Atm . several examples. The meeting was A special meeting to Ilsrty A. Richards was called un adjourned. the federal jury last week, and decide definitely upon announce ments will be held in the near spoilt the week in i'ortisnd. future. Charles Watkins, who was report ed us ill last weak, Is much bettor iDouglas Taylor and Marvin ami able to lie around attain. Stalder, negative team, w er« judged Albert Uallmann and Mias Ber winners over Am ity High school’s tha (ieriK of Salem went to Cor affb iiiative team, Bob Reed and nelius the last of the week, accom Ncls Kota. The atate league debate panied by Mrs. K«nold (ierur question, ‘ Resolved, That the Unit Mr. and Mra. Carl Parrott and ed Statea should adopt the essen- son Junior of Beaverton were guests tial fe a t u r e * o f the Erigliah system dating the past >week at the home of control and operation of radio of Mr. qjuf Mrs. Warren Wilson. broadcasting'' was debated. Kenneth Taylor presided. The three judges Mr. and Mrs. Holier t Pomeroy gave the decision 3-0 for the neg and (I'augiliters and S. H. Pomeroy ative team. were transacting business and call ing un relatives in Hillsboro, last The monthly meeting of the Saturday. Torch Honor Society wax called to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anicker order by the Vk-e-ITesident Del (Ethel Kichards) are being con bert Burke The secretary, Cather gratulated upon the arrival of a ine Markovich, read the minutes of son at their home, early Monday the previous meetings. The club has morning, sn office account of 13.99, as re Mrs. Vernon Leach man and son ported by the treasurer. An elec Clyde of Portland spent a few days tion for the presidenoy was held during the past week with Mrs. to replace Tom Wilson, former pres In January. I a - b < hman’s mother, Mrs. ls>uise ident who graduated Students nominated were June Bol VanKle«k. lard, Mildred Twohy, Kenneth Tay Mra. Sam Gong, (lister of Mrs. lor, and Rex Saxton. Rex Saxton August H. Dallmann, and Mrs. Ke- wax elected. There wax dixcuxxion nold Gorig of Cornelius spent a concerning the club using its funds few days in town last week at the in order to purchase shrubs for Dallmann home. the school grounds. A motion was Miss Evelyn Kichards, who is ma made and seconded that the stu for membership into king h«r home with her aunt, Mrs. dents apply at the beginning of Floyd Williams of Clackamas, spent the society each year. Carried. A motion was last week with her parents, Mr. made and seconded that no stu and Mrs. Harry A. Richards dents be admitted in the second The following were Sunday din »emexter. Carried. Rex Saxton spoke ner guests at the home of Mr. and about the Olympic Games. Bob Mrs. August Dallmann: Mr. and Engelke explained the origin of Mrs. Oscar Lierman and family, Mr. football, and many of its plays and Baker o f Lents, and Mr. and Mrs. new rules. Member* of the Torch Jacob Faix. Honor play oast rehearsed the play to be given in the near future. Mrs. Lydia Obrist of Gresham M HINTON. and Mrs. Oscar Lierman and daugh ter o f near I^nts, attended the shower given their niece, Miss Yuma Dallmann, at the Kaix home last Thursday. A goodly number of the officers and members of Kinton grange II.E.C. met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert StreifT. Work was don« on a new quilt which the grange ladies are working on, to be quilted later, Mrs. E. L . Cox visited at Junc tion City, Monday and’ Tuesday, with Mr. and Mrs, Josef Tannler, who for a number of years resid ed on Tile Flat road, on the place now own<Vl by Charles Thompson. On her return, she was a guest Wednesday and Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller, Sandy boulevard, Portland, There was a large attendance at the Kinton Ohristiin endeavor meet ing held at ,the Kinton church Sunday evening, with about 25 from the Mountain Home C. E. The meeting was led by Mrs. E. K. Isirenzen o f Mountain Home. A vo- cul duet by Misses Mary and Helen Schmeltzer was enjoyed. These meetings are held every Sunday evening at 7:30. tw i | m ; ru i a n yn f-i ru i bb r jj r-i t-i r-; ¡w i rut ru D*] 0D uD Du i S j tw OB QD XSn uTi CKJ □□ Du HD IS M Iff w 1 IIT K O N N EW * By Zell O. Mtruthers. hh i # u # i U A i*: f*i Hti it] t*i i#i i*; i*i :#i tei Hu Miss itlanche Haines of Portland win a week-end guest of Miss E - lizabeth iStruthers. Miss Elizabeth Struthers is vis iting at the home of Miss Blanche Haines in Portland. The funeral o f Harry Williams of Portland was attended by a number o f Hiteon friends Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Struthers and son Kenneth were visitors Saturday at the J. B. Phillips home in Hillsboro. A student body imretingi was held Tuesday, February 13, in obser vance of Lincoln's birthday. Presi dent Kenneth Taylor spoke briefly concerning the character of the Great Emancipator. Delbert Burke, a member o f Mr. Webb’s public speaking class delivered Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech. C. E. Barker o f Aloha spoke about Abraham Lin coln's life, about incidents which Have not been recorded in books. Mr. Barker, who is a native of Illinois, related humorous stories as told to him by friends who had known Lincoln from his youth un til his death. One incident in par ticular impressed the students. It resulted from Lincoln’s fondness for children. While visiting Colonel Bid'ell in New York. Lincoln devel oped a great friendship with Col onel Bidell's small daughter, Grace. When he returned to the White House, Lincoln received a letter from his little friend. She reques ted him to tell her about his daughters, since he had spoken so much about his boys. In telling him that many of her friends thought he was a homely man, she asked Lincoln to grow a beard which would make his face more distin guished looking It is remarkable that during the strife o f the Ci vil War Lincoln had time to an swer his little friend’s letter but he did, replying that he regret ted having no daughters. It is known that sometime later, L in coln grew his famous beard. Both o f the letters have been preserved. There was also general discus sion at ih e meeting concerning the purchase o f shrubs to beautify the grounds near the tennis court. Many o f the students will donate shrubs. bb ---------------------- :---------------------- m H A Z E I.D A L E NEW S By Mrs, Tom Miller BB--------------------------------------------- B) Mrs. O. M. Taylor visited Mon day with her daughter, Mrs. Ed gar Lusby, at Aloha. Mr. and' Mrs. Reeves Ingram and son Jimmy and Mrs. McGrath I^train Churchley has returned of Portland were visiting Mrs. from the hospital. She was operat Vincent Willoughby Sunday. ed on for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Ilurch and son El Mr. and Mrs. Dix Gassnor of mer, Mr. and Mrs. JoeGouler, and Portland were callers at the Tom Mrs. L. McDonald of Portland Miller home, Mondny. wore Sunday visitors at the T. (Hie engagement of Miss Zelma Willoughby home) Boyd of Fernhill, and Harold Shap Messrs. E. I). Hite, Harry Ro er o f Hazeldale was announced re binson of Hiteon, H. P. Downing cently. o f Progress and M. W. Manning Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Taylor vis of Beaverton attended the funeral of Hal E. Hoss at Salem last ited in Portland last Monday eve ning, with Mrs. T a ylo r’s brother, Thursday. Ray Hnulderman. I r a n . ... .. 'I Recipes Readers Voted "The Best’’ | 1 tsp. salt Are Now Repeated, By Kequeat i 4 taps, baking powder Go It s a crying shame to refute the 1 cup bran copy book maxims, but opportun- j 2 tbsps. molasses it<y sometimes raps twice. It does j % pkg. dates (sliced) today! 1 cup milk Instead' of the frenzied business 1 egg of brain-racking for new dishes 2 tbsps. shortening, melted W 83P - and “ things you never knew ’til S ift white flour, baking powder, now” we have instead, ina^e a *nd salt together in a mixing bowl; rapid survey of recipes which have * ‘1*1 bran. Mix the sliced already been printed in these c o l-: through the dry ingredients with umr.s and present today some of the finger tips. Beat the egg c r ? those which were most requested' slightly, add milk, and stir the by readers following their appear- mixure into the dry mgre-iente. ance on this page. Add the molasses and the melted K IN T O N CHURCH I f you are a reader who saw a shortening. Stir as lit h i . pos- recipe and "forgh t t to to clip it’’ or or ?|We * to *»«■ mix. f Fill *1 "forgb clip it’’ “ well-oiled , Y , T it , muf- • «tr-vH.i or itch Hn pans two-thirds full. Bake in j now find . i, * l®* ‘ il ^ Now’s 1 • hoV oven <400-426 deg F.) for tch) stolen en, It may be here. your »econd opportunity. If you 26 to 30 minutes- didn't see them the first time, N ut Bread chances are you will like them now, (Mrs. liulett's Recipe— Requested) because of these most-requested 2 cups graham flour recipes it can be said "such popu 2 cups white flour larity must be deserved!’’ 1 cup nut meats b e g ln at 7.'30 in the evening!- tinned and d es crib e d in th e first Vfc cup white sugar Ten-Minute Chocolate Cookie« R e g u l a r p r e a c h in g s er vi ce b y the and «eco n d causes o f su it set forth 2 cup* sweet milk . . . . . . , u : . a . . __ i.... o .sc In pla intiff s ’ complaint be foreclosed 1 % oz. chocolate pastor this Sunday morning, at 9.45, and <M|(j »mi each and all 4 te-iapoonsful baking powder 1-3 cup condensed milk of th**m be forecl* *♦*«! o f and from to v/hidh all are invited, 1 teaspoonful salt all rlirht, tltl« and lnt*»re*t at la w % tsp. vanilla ffi- -ffi 1 teaspoonful mapleine or r q ’ilty in or to th* real pro Ik tsp. salt p e r t y he reinabove flmt deacrlbed. and 1 egg Methodist Church . I that they and all of them and all 1 pkg. cocoanut Mix and sift dry ingredients. • persona claiming' by. through or un- Geo. F. Gccdon, Minister Melt chocolate in top part of Add nutmeat, amj mjx thoroughly - * ! der them be ad judg ed and decreed SË- -- . v. ______ _ _ . I „ u t m l. ... ( _ e ______ e double boiler. Add milk, salt and . . . :Ik J flavuring stir cm. . ,__. . „ , l” to have no right, title or Intere.t ... .... ,__ _________________... A<,d milK a n a Ii a v o r in g , s u r , ser m on s ubj ec t f o r Sunuay in or lien or clai m to or upon said vanilla. M i r in shreUU d cocoanut. w e ) ji arHj pour ¡n p r e a * ed pans at u o'clock w jij be ‘‘ Popular . described real property hereinabove Mix and drop by U a.poonful. on a U t jn w* rm p|.ce for one- Trt.ndll in Mudern Reii|cion” | lu.t described and sooth to b . f„r»- I rloacd h ' r H n . or any part thereof, well oile ’ baking sheet. Bake jin h#)f ho(Jr Bakf for x hour in mod. j and that each and all o f tlNMO »*• Sunday z.-hool at 10 o'clock. , for ever barred and forecloa*»d. *n- a very moderate oven (300-326 erate oven, Makes 2 one-pound; You are cordially invited. I joined and precluded from Betting out deg. F.) for about 16 minutes. R e loaves. any right, title, claim, lien or in. i terem in or to Bald real property o r move from pan with spatula while part thereof, excepting onlv the Church of the Nazarene | : any still warm. 15 cookies. BEGIN N ER-COOK 8. A T T E N T IO N ! B ta tu tory r ight o f redemption on tw* part Date C o rin rl Cream 1% cups scalded milk pkg. dates 2 tbsps. cornstarch % tup cold milk % tsp. salt 2 egg yolks (o r 1 whole e g g ) cup brown sugar H tap. vanilla ^4 cup nutmeats Scald milk in top part of double boiler. Add date* (sliced). cornstarch and salt with cold milk; stir the paste into scalded milk; continue to stir until mixture has thickened. Cover tightly end 10 minutes. Beat egg slightly, add sugar; stir into the cornstarch mixture one minute before remov- imr from fr o m the stove. Add v an ill a ing Add vanilla and nuts. Cool slightly. Pour into individual serving dishes. Chill thoroughly. Serve with whipped or plain cream. 6 servings. French-Fried Onions 12 onions Milk 1 cup flour H to 2-3 cup water 1 egg white Frying grease % teaspoon salt of »aid defendantB. Oust IM - . * . • . making regular service»: Sunday chsrdsi.n snd Sylvl* Richardson: sed thing, when it comes to making _ . thst said real property shove de i- frusting or if vou haven’t a !*gn 9.4o a.m. Morning war- crjj,,d he sold in the manner pre- frosting. or II you navent a » g n jj ;00 „ rn y .Y .P .S . 6:30 p.ra. scribed by Is«- and the practice, of of a cooking thermometer, this q D<H.;.| missionary set vice Toes ,h,, court, »"d that the proceed» “ double-boiler frosting’ was made , pec'* ' o?0 - ! . « ’ 'f ™ w h H e b, applied s* f.,l- # /« ♦kss ^*yt February 20, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. lows: -a) To th* <p»tB and *xpcn- fo r you (to make). Into the top ■ Schm.I*Fnb «ch. missionary to A f r o * . *•* of To *hr ' " ’ tf a nd d l a b u r a c m nf »...^ thlB Buit: ( ,».* c) part o f a double boiler put: 2 e g g . , . . ...» c n t B ... eu « sart^e 1 u. se.iry« «..crur-* wl“ e the ma,n speaker. An in- To th* payment to nla'rtiffB of the whites (unbeaten); 1H cups •u* mr' | nrowan. has been ore- »unu herei„hef„r- mentioned .nd for 1 tablespoon white com syrup; and ", P J . ” which Judgment Is praved for In the : . y . - I, . pared. Everybody is welcome. - in- ■ f 1 rBt c a n » * o f Bu1t B*t. ff»rth pla 1-3 cup cold water. Feat with a ^ _______________ ______________________ tlffa* complaint: (d> To th* pay, beater until mixed; m* nt to plaintlffB o f th* Bum» h* r c- ro U ry <’gig ln h * fo r * m* nt!on* d and fo r which Congregational Church plmcc over boiling water; keep Judgment * b pr av* d for in the • * - Charles F. Clarke, Pastor heating with rotary beater until cond cauB* o f «uit B*t forth in pla in t i f f » ' complaint: (*> That tfia bal- frogtin(r form(1 p ^ k s when beater _ .... . . . , ance. If anv. b * paid o v *r to the ¡# ,ifted (>bout 7 minutes). Re- ______________ _____ ______________ _______ court _____ Services will be conducted at the r i e r k of th* above entitled move from stove, add a teaspoon usual hours next Sunday, Church to he disposed of as the court might vanilla and beat until thick enough school, 9:45; worship and sermon H Ix T H : That the plaintiffs he si- to spre>d j at 11:00 a.m., and 7:30 p.m .; l o w e d to become purchasers at said — SB Christian Endeavor at 6:30. ****• . Q r e jf0 n g t a t e N e W S Ple.se notice that the Mission th e ^ u r c V .ie r .^ * '‘. . i d '. a ^ b e '^ a n “ - » . . . have . . . changed, . . -<• « . w r i . t o f assistance to recover ® study classes been MB------- — - p o s s e s s io n o f the p r o p e r t y eo pu r. By a vote of 1»1 to 78, voters this week only, from Wednes- o f the Lebanon school district have d*Y evening, to Friday. Pot luck E I G H T H : T h a t the p t.ln tiff. have aoa supper, with an adfult class Study- ^uch other and furthe r relief aa to authorized an $11,000 bond issue ^ . . . , T a ;•» the court may appear ju «t and equit- C hristianity and Industry m abl, in the nremUes. to finance the construction o f a \ n g America’ , an d a junior class, 0:30 Thia summon» is served upon you grade school building. 8'30 t>r publication thereof in The Bea- J , , .. vert-'n Review, a we e k ly ne ws pa- The city of Roseburg spent ,Congregational clu b meeting, per printed and published in B eav e r , $6676 less than the amount bud Wednesday, at the First Congrega ton. W a s h in g t o n County. Ore., and of trenrral circulation, pu rsuant to geted for 1933, but its warrant tional church in Portland. ,n order made and entered in the I indebtedness was increased $8232, m--------------------------------------:-------- m said court and cause on Ja nu ary IT, is.lt by Hon Geo R Bag le y, Judge seconding to the report o f the city C h u rc h o f C h r is t • of the Circuit Court of the State o f Oreg on fo r W a s h in g t o n County, j recorder- G. W. Springer, minister which order requires this summons The city council of McMinnville gj to he p u b ll'h e d in The Beave rton Slice the onions and s-parete in- h>8 BUtho'ri*ed formal application There will be a sacred concert ^ 7 J ^ ndtr,,rUc c r^ iy r°'teek a * b £ ” niC£ . iL _ . 1, • n /1 m i m c t r o t i n r , s 11 rvi L e CM l — A . « , , . » r»_ i to rings. Put into a bowl and to the civil works administration presented at » the Church of Christ with the issue thereof A dated Frl.. pour enough milk over them to fo r funds with which to construct by the brass band o f the Bethany " V e h ^ u * m t*1 «‘ {id oover. Let them soak for at least the $38,900 sewer project along Baptist church, Kriday, February r*»quir»^B you to appear and an» wer an hour, longer if possible. Drain, Cozine creek. 23. at eight o’clock. We believe the ^eompl.lnt m'lied ^ the ¿ « ^ r e dip in batter and fry in deep hot Tentative Dlans for obtaining t H i will be an evening of enter- f „ r o tv^d.. F e h . 2*. l»34 grease which is hot enough , ec. to . . . ! ? r ilio n game fia h ^ o Uinment well worth attending. An « miUhoro. Ore. Jsa U. brown a piece of bread in ?0 sec- ril lioht planted in Columbia county, have offering will be taken at this ser- Thus H Tongue. Jr.. Attorney for plantea in uxum ui» w u m j, o »,v inds 1 395 deg. F .) U itll Ilgnt r lieen ___, d . j vice. Plaintiff* Resident Attorney of the made . ,__ by ____ the 0, St. u . _i_____ Rod vice. brown. Drain. . Helens .. Kevt tiindsv morning Mr B,n*e °T <k re Poetoffice adv address: Next sunoay morning, a r . Oregon. ci.12 To make batter. mix and sift * Gu" cl“ b’ Pheasant holding pens Springer will speak on the topic, _ Hillsboro. _ flour, and salt. Add water, beat “ re * lso be,n« considered A More Excellent W ay” . The until smooth; then add 2 table- Twenty-four applications for old sermoT. topic fo r the evening ser- spoons melted shortening, and fold age pensions have been acted upon vice well be “ The Revealed GodT. in stiffly beaten e g g whites. by the Malheur county court. Pen- ---------------------- sions ranging from $5 to $20 per Mathematics has not a foot to Old-Faahioned Jam Cake month, depending upon the income stand on which is not purely meta- cup butter o f the applicant, were allowed. physical—De Quincey. 1 cup sugar E. A. McComack, state repre 2 eggs sentative from Lar.e county, has lO H lo ii 1V4 tsps. soda announced hi. candidacy for the ¿S ?. Vi tsp. cinnamon joint senatorship for Lane and Linn h . a . Ku rntii and J. J. w u » « r , 1 Vi tsp. flour counties. He will seek the nomina- PU iatiff*. y *. Ummt m ch»r.u ««. Vi tsp. cloves tion in the Republican primary. ^ " r* Vi tsp. nutmeg ' 1 Ooeau-bone export, from the As- To oust Rich«. D e f-n -a n t^ Vi tsp. allspice ' ; I Vi cup buttermilk toria district in 1933 showed a ¿4 OF O R E G O N Yo u « r e hereby re- per cent increase over 1932. The qulred to ap pe ar and a n s w e r the Vi cup jam V complaint filed ag ains t you in the Vi cup nutmeats increase was in exports to Callfor- a |,,)Ve entitled court and cause on or nia and the Atlantic Coast. For- before Wed., the 2Sth day of Feb. Vi cup citron I ni A.D . 1934. »»Id dal» be in g aft er Cream the butter, add sugar »nd 1 eign exports remained at a low the exp iration of • w * « k » fro m the date o f the first publication of thia then beaten eggs. S ift the Dour ebb. »iinwnon» upt»n you in The B e a v e r once before measuring. Add soda ,Hob«rt Johnson and Dean Dudley, ton Review, the date o f the first and spues. Add the flour mixture , o f Athena> have been acquit- publication bein g Frida y. Janu ar y 19. Dr. lfik s and the date of the last p u br and buttermilk alternately to th e ; te<J in the justice of ^ peoce 1934. llcatlon b e l n - Frida y. Feh. 1«. 193«; NERVINE ogg mixture. Fold in the jam. tiuta court on the charge of wasting and you will pleaae take notice that you fail ao to appear and an awer •Did th* uwrfef and citron (which may be bought the meat of elkg This is the last If »aid complaint. for wan t thereof, ready sliced and candied). Bake 45 j o f the cases that grew out of the the pla in t iff » wi ll apply to the court ■y* for the relief prayed for in their minutes in a moderate oven (350 open sea9on on elks last fall, Miss GRvor complaint, to-wlt: fo r a ju dg men t deg. F.) in a pan 9 inches sijuare.1 and decree In fa vo r o f p la in t iff» and The .Southern Oregon Railroad ngalnnt »aid de fenda nt» and each of W HY Serves 12. company o f Klamath Falls is pre them a » fo ll o w s: YOU l F I R S T : Fo r a Judgment ag ainst paring to make application for a »aid defendant Oust Richardson, for Bran Fruit Muffins . T R Y IT? . PW A loan of $182,600 for the the »urn o f $10000 with Intereat 1 cup flour per a n After more than three months construction of an eighteen mile thereon at the rate of num »inoe July 23, 1931. and the of suffering from a nervous ail railroad from Dairy through Bo further »urn of $50 00 at torn ey ’» fee» ment, Miss G Liver used Dr. Miles nanza to a point near the G«rber and for plaint iff*» coat» and dis bu r s e present. ment» o f this suit on the flrat cause Nervine which gave her ouch reservoir. of autt » e r forth In plaintiff*» com T . A. Cary returned to his home splendid results that ahe wrote plaint According to the report of S. here last we<'k after an extended SECOND: Tha t the m o rt g a g e of us an enthusiastic letter. visit back East with his son, H. Baldock, state highway engin p la in t iff» mentioned and described In If you tuffer from "Nerreo.* their first cause o f suit in plaintiff»* eer, the department maintained Walter Cary and fam ily. complaint he ad judg ed a first lien I f you lie a make mphts, fo llo w Ing described real 4214 miles of state highways in upon the start at awdden noiseg, t*r* Mrs. M aigaret Gage returned to In W a s h in g t o n County. O r e 1933 fo r less money than was re property gon. to-wlt? •only, art cranky, bin« and her home Saturday in Victoria, quired to maintain 2574 miles in The South h a l f o f the fo l l o w , fidgety, your 'B. C. Mrs. Gagr has been visSt- ing described tract: B e i n g a . .. - ., . _ _ I 1925, *Tlhe per-mile cost was re- probably out of order. probably part of the Isaiah Kel sey P L C tng her sister, Mrs. J. < omrth, duced f >794 t >;199 No 41. T 1 N R 2 W Be %juict and relax them with the for the past three months. ______________ gi n n in g at an Iron p i p * on the a The Hazeldale Community club nre having a card party Friday :« Mr. and Mrs. Tom M iller and ( That guy who ate 40 weiners February 16. Come and The regular mooting o f the Se night, isniily were dim er guests Sanday i at one meal probably feh like he bring your friends. nior Class was held February 14, ! r f Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Danford, in j had the wurst o f it. 1934. In the absence of the presi Mrs. A. L. Hanford, and Mr. and Portland. They also were callers dent, Tom Wilson, Bob Denney, Mrs. N . F. Danford of Portland of Mr and M r* Geo. Taylor. STOP GAS PAINS! GERMAN vice-president o f the class, conduct were dinner guests Wednesday at The hard time party at the school i REMEDY 6IVES RELIEF ed the meeting. The minutes of the the Tom Miller home. house Friday jii|fht was w ell a t - 1 Acting on BOTH upper and lower previous meeting were read and ap A surprise party was given Mrs. tended. Games were played. The bowels Adlertka washes out all pel- proved. The important business was Margaret Gage at the J. C. Smith prizes given fo e the worst dressed sons that cause gas. nervousness and to elect officers fo r the second heme last Thursday evening Five persons went to Mrs. Hesterljr and bad sleep. One dose gives relief at once, semester. The following were elect- hundred was played. Seventeen were j Fred Strickland. J » Brown's Beaverton Pharmacy. j High School Notes I o l lo w F lln* o f First Street of the City of Ytlllsboro. Oregon, ex tended n o r thw ard: the »aid b e gi n n in g point be in g also the N W corner of a certain 13.34 acre tract conveyed to E 1» Johnson by deed recorded at pa ge 90. Rook 131. Records of T>eds for W a s h in g t o n County. Oregon, and Is reached by beg i n n i n g at th* N W corner o f th* Isai ah K e l sey O T a C N o 57 T 1 N R 3 W W ill M *r.f and running thence a lo n g the N line of said Ketaev Claim No 57. and the la als h K else v Claim No 41. R $4 d e g r e e » 61* E. 1198,8 feet to nune medicine that "did the work” for this Colorado girl. Whether your “Nerve«" have troubled you for hours or for years, you'll find this time tested remedy effective. At Drug Stores 25c and $100. DR MI L E S ERVIM LIQUID
