The Beaverton review., March 22, 1935, Image 3

TTie Beaverton Review
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CUI j OHIS HOSPITAL
About 25 taachara
ami
ether»
from Hillaix >ro *i r i < P Koresi Grov?j
•who aro int<iiv«t«*l |n tba control;
M»rl..n Naltixme -hwa lievn gbaanl " f tuberrwloabi, vMfiad the State *
■ l'uni M'huai fin th«i |>aiit wr«|i ow- Tuberculoma ll<»|nial at Ha tern. on
..
....
_ ,
I tbap. butter
Momlay, M a n * im
Itralin« them Off the Arm, Bright
ihtf to iUttl'M.
1 egg
I*.
..
* <x'k» “ Hatter” Their Way to Fame
Dr. B.IWn**r, Hrad nf the HoV
|l/4 off bhe
for
••I'niti Mheltenbergar has gune ui
‘A cup flour
Tllhunuok
wtx*r«i he will i>«> oin
2 t—p«. baking pr.wrler
•instructive talk upon thu use ,,t
hm™ bean dealt off
ployttl f)ur »«m e time.
•the tutmrrulin l « * in «ha rrhooln
, “ .nm
* '" Ce. \ <*ve
.
* £?P “ U
Gi
OI imoii
,,f Prugrvta,
who «H U method o f finding those Who ^ ,U<l /
flf rock to
• 'nl* ' L , 8“ “ T ''* ,
pOUr
crumk“ :
bran quite 111, I.*«
far ^
■hart bean eaporml to .».ntagten and “ ! ! '*
^
m**1 •“ d ' m* * ' >rt * a ^
16 minut*«.
Beat wall.
Ou v* rial a» to be alii« u, |w almu" 't<bun ch.vkimr t*ie *pr*a«l o f « » -
f«r bar faruc.Uioth«! apriUM! A«»d ayrup, bthter
(meHadl
and
aifain.
.« * • In the dMkl and alao finding ^ ^
L* n ,U ',‘ « k » fWp-. pan-, '«K . slightly
‘» « ‘ • " - A d d
rifted
the aourre
of
the infection
He " r h</t-cak«m; borrow from abroad dry ingredient. and beat well. Bake
N. J. Skiai alni INilor Jogtmsun
Irav« bauli miUoUxi by ih«.- t-oiMty «tailed that X ray picture- would “ " ,l dub *h" n “ bl*ni».’’ “ a.erkuchan” j °n hot oilad griddle, until brown,
ert» * ,‘
,n lt‘* w" n i* o t » "
» " ‘ x <"*«• S * r y hot with
ib y control hoaarai to l-olU-Ct UII|H1I I -h ow the presence of tuberculosis " r
■from 2 to II yitur» Iwfore ary of 4nci« * whaeze, “ I don't rare «that i bu«Uw and ayrup.
I icon« u fwin.
¿¿ M l
IIM' M-
t -»riiiit. rf. l V
,/•■ d
M «at Kdith Rol/iimou ,,f Hunt Lanai, aym|vt- otna o f tlbo dim-aw man if««
ftTmarly of Boavurton, vl.ited at 4 ,d thonmelv«*. ||« ahowwi a man
7
‘•°**»«* °< Mr-. Ivy M a rfn over * « r „ f X ray picturiw o f whool
the week-end,
| children wbuih depicted the variou-
Mra. (k u n e Loonanl of Seattle
o f the Infection ami .tated
■pout the week-end vMUn* . t tbu,«»*“
'««nauv.rk
bwtw^n
teacher.,
home o f her punutw, Mr ami Mia I«*rent» and <l«K-tor» would aid m i.
terially in checking the «pread of
H
0 , Stipe.
ttbia ijiaeaac.
I'M win < I JuniuMoi
i» a -li In hi
<
Before the lecture, the group via
achool, on account o f an at
died ÖH- variou» liuildirg» ur»l in-
o f oiuut|M ami Ida In Ihm Wilbur
-jierteil the really exm Went fanili-
lu*» the mi-nalea.
j tie« for
caring for the patient,
Dr
Boyd Sprague came down ami keeping them comfortable. Ore
from (luiaion Saturday to g et Hi* |>ta<w of much
interrai
wan the
room
where
thoae
w ife ami i-aby aon. They rutUined anntiy »rhool
children who were able were a i.
to their home, Sunday.
U ntling »rhool.
T h .-e
nece-«*rily
Tl‘e Itab Igh (ktmp K i r g.rl» uni
receive individual inetrurtion fitting
liliMOuda
aitemU-d
llw
birthday
their age and grading. Their teach-
eouncU fire
at the A rm ory
ill
or calltsl attention to the four who
HortUnd, Sulur-aay evening.
wi*re planning to Bake the eighth
Mr. aiki Mi». I*. 1«. I*r*t requin rra.fc- examination dur’ rg the irum-
aitai daughteiM Kiumce and Janet of mer.
Tort lami, were gue«t— Sun.lay at
Th.»». who made the trip were
tie liaiiir» ami Tucker home.
J. B. MrGbaaon. Suiwrintendent of
Ilev. ami
Mm. Teddy
Leavitt the For«wt «r o v e Union hurl -chool;
and cbildivii of Cariboo were >.m- Mr». Allen, ■up.-rintetident of the
rer gueida at the home o f Mr F o r e * drove g ra d , w h o o i.. Mr«
W alter Workman ami *»n l*hiHp.
ami Mra. Roh'l. Johnoon, Sunday
o f Foreat Grove; Mi«* MargBCK
Mr»
KliaaN'th
Samiram,
and
i Dixon, County Nurae; Ja» ! **wi»,
M i-, N. W <é>i ia*in
cl 1 '■'» ' i County (ionuwiaw inar; It W. Barne»
came out U* attend the meeting ot „
of
HIUal»oro U
U cvw r Chapter, Wednewlay evanlng. j ^
hl(rh « - W l ;
lhv ,^ c h e r ,
J°U
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•*
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^ lt* ^or
’
IrruMCinatton (ymtiriuoa to be an
used by the
kitchen,
« vangeliata who preach the three-
»<1“ * "*» goapel No neglect o f old
" , ’. u -.yoUiu
" “ "k
f0 “ ™* “ that
* t'
‘ ke battler
n«ay b* varied to ta*te and mwxl
with the mn»t delectable of reeulta.
Some o f there new variation» arc-
given here
today;
notice
thoae
Southern delight« made v/'Jh rice,
that OoaaUl
favoerte
made with
bunanoa!
Uae any large mixing bowl for
your baiter;
tradition nuggest» a
-halh/wed brown crock. But for con-
venience, put it in a wbde-mouthed
pitchw wttth atraight aide«, ao it
will pour out evenly. To
prepare
your griddle for frying keep a »of.
bruuh handy,
and
“ paint"
your
griddle with grease; u*e a »patula
fo r turning union« you can “ flip ”
? * * * * ; SjrrUp ^ ‘th panC!‘ k^ . '!
‘ "adilfcon.l,
.o
be aure
a .oth e.
>•■*• P“ ^ " ^
P **"^ of " jmJp
»• l~ ‘ «* U‘ P- Ad<i * ^
or
c n » p » c « n .n tik e them
»“ * <>” lh* * * * * * 10 <ie>1 ,f f the
“ rm!
Went Indian Pancake«
14 cup flour
2 tÌMt]w. sugar
14 tap. «alt
Mr». B. K. Denney wu« a lun- j from the David llill nehool and tth-
1 egg, well beaten
oï-«< it iiuust o f Imr mec«w, Mr». S. Junior High 'in Hillkboro; Mr». K «.
Mi cup milk
B. I «a w rene»«,
Mra.
I, J Carter aex Mar»h,
B**a verton;
and Mr*,
2 bananas
ami Mu*« Con«’ we ve Carter, Thurs­ Malice, A lb a
milk
Sift dry ingredients.
Add
day.
Mi— Dixon, county nur»e, took
an Ob her two rthildrvn who had <" ‘" » t e n ‘‘ IDf •r*d » tor "• «'"‘v
Mra. Ted Metzger (Helen Crutrt) shown a positive r.-action to the fh*ur
mixture wltil smooth.
Pou-
return«»! from St. Vincent'» ho—i*i. tubarcuhn t.Wl. To thc-«e ch ldrcn onto a b*t,
well-greased
gnddle.
tal, Thur» lay, where nhc ha« un­ r>r. Bellinger g-.ve a thorough ex- Drop a few slice» of banana on
dergone brimUmcnt the |ia»l nine amanation.
‘ °P oach cake. Brown on one tide
day».
________________then on the other. Sprinkle with
)!T T
irrwdered sugar
or garnish
with
Mra. W. J Citane
and
grmtrti. T I M E T O
liaugbter,
Marilyn
Crane.
were >
u m T iD D E M
M i i o n N ^ ,,y '
aml M,rv‘‘
imme<f,,eIy
6
S Q l iK K h l,
I * ( ) I S ( ) > medium.iuzed pancakes.
gueatM c f Mr«. I- J. Carter and ;
Mia« Uenevieva Carter, Wedm-odayJ
Kvery gmuml
»«fuirrel
poisoned
Bread Crumb Pancake«
at tea.
now means four less squirrel* this
114 cups fine dry bread crumb-
Mr. J. W Sprague ia in Port
su Iran«-r and saves the farmer from
114 cups milk
lata! caring fur her broth« r.in-law
fo jj po whlch ¡« the «mount
2 tbsps- white com syrup
am| .istor, Mr and Mr». Fred O lm -L*, ,ianwge done by one adult squir-
-tc »«l who ore l»»th quite ill with r(., (hjri„ K thl,
states L. E.
,,‘ l° ‘ ‘ u.
| Francis, A iv-^nnt O tW ly Agent.
Ü-
Th«< ermto
ALOHA
Mr. and
Mr«.
C. F.
Hastings
The
cfmt o f the <lamage done
were dinner gue«*t« o f Mr. and by one squirrel would, if «pent in
a
Mn*. T Hall o f |**>rtlund. Sunday, poisoning t*i«sn, serve as adequate
,
Mr. Hall . . a h it h e r
of
Mrs.
control in most
The average
■
H r. and
1Mra. X H- Neal dmve
lla -U i«* .
litter si*e is eight, which result* jo Esttaca.ta «*»>"«■ ° n
old oeu.h
-
1 in an increase
of
approximately bora- Mr and Mr». F. M> Wood.
Mr. and M ix
y four young a yean-
fo r each a-
ftfem rd Johnwon and J. H. Neal
uml *-n o f I •• Ufc
‘
' y ,iult squirrel. March is Khe breed. art. ^ t h getting their tractors in
1
" u 1,11 /
‘ "j.
, in* season f w this r»»Kent pest working .shape for spring plowing.
Mr«.
Uarrott
Raraiall.
south
of n
H^ ly
m>w ^ the time to
^
and
,U'ovl'rU)n-
got the poison
,,ut.
A thousand
Mr. « r f
Mrs. John A n a s and
Mr». V. A. Wood, ami Mra. F. poumla o f p o ^ l ^ r le y have been
it> Vo>\ k n d Sunday
at
pountv agent f o f-
^
L. Howard attended Uh<5 meeting pf
morning.
11 mi lunr-heon of the Daphne Club fice *n«d will l*e di-'ributed to tb’
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tibbarts and
at the home o f Mr*, Gust Kxflund, \nrhnis community tAwres where i*
may b»* purchase»!.
Mrs. Ruebison o f Portland were
in portlami, Thuroday.
One Utbltwpeopful
uf
poisoned Sunday callers o f Fred's parent*,
R« x Denney, who ha» hern in
grain should be placed near the Mr and Mrs. W alter Tibbetts.
c.ltarge of the Forest
Ranger Sta­
entdance o f each o f the burrow*
Mr and Mrs. G. G. Gill ami son
tion near
Mt. Si-a.-tlu,
Calif., the
ur sea titered along the rur«. A Norman «if Portland
were caller«
past several yuar», ha« been trana-
three pound j*nck o f |*ol»onea bar­ Friday evening, at the home of
feried to the lo * At*g*,Ue area.
ley is sufficient for t>0 to SO bait* their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
M rv B. A ( sk.liiey, Mm« Evaly,. | The amount «>f pos<in used or put Mason of Stacey Avenue.
Cathey ami (». E. McConnell
o f <nJt, will depeiul on the number o f
Portlami spent the week.end at the »«|Uirre.l» on the farm.
Sard Studlar ia confined tio his
home
o f Mr. ami
Mr*. Barrett
The bait u**‘d for poisoning ««juir- home with the mumps,
Randall. Mrs. Rawktll is a daugh­ rels .locv* not kill game bird*. Trials
Harriet
and
Ixiis
ter o f Mr*. Cathey.
have definitely shown that grouse.
*®
Mr. ami Mr*. W. J. Miller, Mr. quail, pheaaarrt* and similar binds
1
*
vteve Carter, Sunday.
nr«l Mr*. Homer L
W ibon, and can consume relatively large quan­
tity fund Wilson drove t«i (Virvallia tirtie* o f the bait without produc-
S u tim k y o f last w«wk, ami saw lug any harmful effect* Hnwvver,
one o f the champion-hip baskettmll where ducks, geese, turkeys, and
oth«'r domastieateid fow ls are nuig-
games played there.
it:g over the ground, it is neces­
E. R. Mill o f Portland has pur­ sary to une coivsadrrable cate as
chas'd two and a half acre» o f the they are more or less susceptible
T. J. Allen property on the corner ts* .the action t»f the poison. It *»
o f Allen Avenue
ami
Lombard, further im|*>rtatA tbit the poiroiWM
through Doy Gnay. Mr. Mill plans grain he k<qrt where stock cannot MRS.
KOPP,
OF
OTTUM W A.
to huikl a home here.
IOWA TELLS OF REM ARKABLE
gdt any sizeable amount' o f it at
RELIEF L P U t fO M
T R E A I-
Mrs,
Ed th
Toxier
Wenbiered one time. If ithe bait i* spread as
MENT G A V E HER
and Mrs. C. llilanaen were joint directed above, it will lie impossi.
hontesaes at th«> X .I’ .U. club lun- ble fo r livestock U> pick up emurgn
Stomach sufferers will be inter
cliaon Timsday, at the latter’« home to Jo tihem any harm. It ia ad-
*n Portland. Those attending were v.sable, wherever practical, to keep cstod in the follow ing sbatemen-t of
Mrs. R. B. Brown, and Mr«. S. B the dead squirrels burunt because Mrs. Mary Kopp, Ottumwa, Iowa:
itbeae dead squirrel« usually con-
"I have -suffered fo r years with
Lawrence
.tain enough o f the ¡«(rychnine to heartburn and sour stomach; Was
Mr*. Lawrence Austin entertained kill a «log.
much disAressed; everyithing I ate
iv/ith a luneiheun ami two tables of
— -------------------- disagree«! With me; could get no
«“ 500" at her home at Westdale,
A C H IEVE M EN T FINS
relief until I tried Williams S.L.K,
Thun*l«y. The guests wore Mes-
y / t * ,• , , , I l a , v
...
I'ormula. One bottle Ivas done won
danio» W. J. Wtright, Frank Pritz-
l ( ) l)K (iI V h .N
t 1 «! 1» dors and has given me great relief.
iloff, Carl l*»lo, Ingram, John Kel.
"
I> •» expressing it mikfly to sav
dogg, Jorgenson, ami R o-» Kellogg.
Ac) ievement
pins,
certificates I am well plffMad and can reconi
Mi * RhodU Shellenhei f i r T , of li T - 1 and stiholar-.iwp* will be award«d morvd S.L.K. to all who suffer as
Igor, Oregon, spent the week end nt •*'» the members o f the Chehalem I huv'F’
tb«' h< nx- o f h< r parents, Mr. a n d ! Mountain Potato
Club
at ;ts an-
So it gin-s. Thousamk* praise this
Mrs. L I) Shelieaberger. Her «i« ¡or | «u a l achieveimcnt program, to bd wonderful preweription fo r relief of
Mr . Oscar Effenborger and l>aby -^«'I'K in the Sciholl«
grange hoII, difiorders o f stonvaoh, liver, and kid-
s*in, o f Tillamook, nlso cm ie up to
I'Viilay, March
at
8:00 p m., neys, and faulty elimination, which
meet her and will remain for a
according to L E, Francis, A sms . cover dysqiepsia, »our or ga»*y sto
tant County Agvnt. Foltewing 'he mlach, constipation,
sick headache,
week's visit.
achievement pr.w iam , mdtion pic
neuriti*,
neuralgia,
lame
back,
Mr. ami Mrs. Fro«l H. Goyt w w e tore» will b«1 shown-.
rheumatic pain,
general weakness.
hosts with a birtih«l«y dinner at
All the piople in he community and Vos« o f yiitality.
•their
home on
Rirmirigtnn
_
,
, .
who are interested in chib wt>rl>-
If you suffer, don't wait. Make
irdsy evening, in him-r o f their Jtrv jnvjt)V| t() »tterd-.
Saturday
the tent for yourself and sec what
«on Gerald
~
and Merwm King. U f h .
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«vtomlerful result- it produces. Get
» f porOand. T h« iruest« were Mr
Mrn B K IV nn«'y and M -x T. .vour bottle
of
Williams
S.L.K
tnn»i Mrs. Irenold Murn««r, Mi an
p ib-nney were caller* at the home Formula alt the Brown’s Beaverton
«Mr*. Mcrwin King, ami Mr. and 0f mri »m l Mrs. S. iB. Iaiwience, Phannacy. Satisfaction guaranteed
>Mr*. Gerald Gojrt, all o f Itertland. I Sunday.
,o j your money refunded.
2-sd v
and aat away in warm place to
nae ovar ni(pht.
In th*
morning
add the buttar, aalt and aoda. Beat
thoroughly and bake on a hot «led
griddle.
Panoaktts are now being served
aa a »upper or luncheon diah a*
well aa for breakfaat. Accompanied
with
bacon or »a usage.«, ayrup
or
butter, and hot coffee, there
¡a no
eo«ier or ta**tier snack To glorify
your griddle
oakc*
further,
try
apeading them with a »poonful of
your favorite jelly » r jam
a w ell-oiled baking sheet
or in­
verted pan. Bake in a »low oven
(275* F .) for ahout
30 minute«.
While etnll warm press a candied
cherry on each meringue kia*. 3d
"pffV G R A Y
NOTARY PUBLIC*
Apr. I at. Lost Day to
File State Income Tax
He prat. I ean help<you
Kiaaea
2 egg white«
1 cup confectioners sugar
V4
teaap vanilla
14
teaap. salt
V4 cup almond«
1 cup «late«
Cake»
Beat egg white« until «tiff but
not dry; beat in the sugar, one
thr.rd at a time Add salt and van­
illa. Fold in chopped nuts ar.d sliced
«iatea.
Drop mixture
by rounded
teaapoonsful in smooth mourda on
Rice and Cornmeal
Griddle
1 cup cold boiled rice
Vk cup cornmeal
14 cup flour
1 bap. aaK
1 tiwp. augar
114 to 2 cup« tour milk
14 tap. soda
i
| 2 egg»
2 tbapa. liquid shortening
1935 N orge Product»
| Mix dry ingredients together. Mix
R efrigerator.
Washer»
»our mdk, beaten egg yolk», ami
rice. Combine and add stiffly bea t­
Alao
en egg white«. Blend and bake as
General Electric Vacuum CU-sner'.
griddle cakes or waffle«.
Now on Display at
New Deal Flap-Jack«
114 cups pantry flour
Beaverton Electric Shop
514 t»pa. baking powder
114 tap«, salt
14 cup sugar
1 egg
14 cup liquid shortening
2 cups milk
Mix and
* f t dry
ingredients.
Beat egg, stir in shortening, ado
one-fourth cup milk and beat half
minute. Add rest of m lk and stir
H E R rS THE AID TO
hr. dry ingredient« all at once. Drop
c o l d s ...
by spoonsful on hot gr.ddle. Cook
on one aide until full o f bubble«,
VICKS VA-TRO-NOL
turn, and cook on other side. If
> A FfW POOPS UP EACH NOSTRIL«
cakes seem too thick,
add
more
milk.
FEWER
Buckwheat Cake
4 cups buckwheat flour
1/3 cup cornstarch
2 taps, salt
1/3 yeast cake
214 cups lukewarm waiter
1 tbsp. dark corn syrup
2 tbspa. butter
14 tsp. soda
Add syrup and yeast to % cup
o f lukewarm water and when dis­
solved add to the remaining 2 cups
waiter.
Sift
together
buckwheat
flour and cornstarch and add to
liquid. Beat thoroughly and set a .
way in warm
place to
rise over
night. In the morning add the but­
ter, »alt and ¿oda. Beat thoroughly
l| K
INJRCTOR “wáb
20 blade«.
Lots
of BLADES
8 0
1
OT
# Wades come with the new
, Schick INJECTOR Raxot. The
INJECTOR which you get with the
razor come, loaded with 20 «smooched
bladsa. There’« no anwrappmg of
popes. You merely insert Injector and
Pull-push. 4 And what a »here you
get! Stnoneh, quick, and so comfortable
MAGAZINE REPEATING RAZOR CO.
230 P«rb Arrour New Tort. N.T.
fgaaf) v«g *
Moroni V. Rlieble a Co., toe. « E. S«th R l . M.T.
Schick
In fe e to i*
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