Thp Reavrrton Rovfow
m
i l l SAYS:
"LOVE THI NEIGHBOR"
l «ar »Mbir-wonaui;
I
*avf
l.i«-n
ririin g
m
httraáon, our vision wiilerm to Ml*
bnu'i* th*. viewpoint» of other», •mi
noon our "tlreuir iletneita hl<».t«*>iu aw I
the poso".
Tht* ia »Itrlng. The im p "ut k g
o f Life I» flushing our field» writh
bnauty. Shall we not laviti a ie w
-open our miriti» to un-W-riand
Ifg, to tove; iheel over oUl wour.<V*
Duly ,\ •‘T r ifle ”- But a brand I Hah'
o f liaitreit with the fragi-ant bkti-
Trifles are important, if they are
noma o f a tew endeavor, go naire th<; kirul we eat! According to a
than itailf way «town the taith that iavorpn- pi overt« o f Na|»tle«,t; him
lead»
to ruconcilutttion with <ntr v/li<*lh»»r or rv t he meant the tk-n
brother, our «inter, out isigh or, and »'If, "m en urc led by triflt . an I
t in i« into our live» a ii-itli/.atlon >“ rta ca ll'd by that name make« no
that wo are not *epii i*n'< ¡-»dated difference; T tiflos are <k-bcr ua!
individual» fighting alore«-, < n o w
A “ T rifle" an nearly us can be
k g alone, hut are each u putt o f
drtarmii ad from tie scanty nfor-
Life, «opa rut o f from m ob other on
iimition olilmnaiiU- ore tube mj bjtsg,
ly through lack of umh-rotiindirg.
it- o f liritl«h origin arrtj in <nne
May the beauty of the «printf
form or other, ha» always been a
J»rin*t ouch o f uh clo w r tit a rouli-
favon u . ’’»we*»!." in Firglured. Otig
/.iition of our mn i<«w*«i with all o f
UMtily
it r -fo r red
u> a -itah o f
life.
»ttorgo c*kc ia-ak*d in w.ne
.ml
ÍAtvmgly your*.
served with fru g auoe <>,- cream.
IN- aun
l*'a m ft«*r r < on ai„f,
lt.( cborry
>>«•»« 1111 .» drift*«) *|><lU(
mi',
I
inai lKsi nut to you in my (bought*
ttxl wwtrhml you at y<«or varimi
'»■»kit, on t'hn farm«, in tlic ■"IT ■
KijHf <« nt|w,
tiM. milMowim,
the
VÜI«««-», nii| J aaw you ix>tm<| clow ,
iw h to the nth**; y<*t how few,
liow very f«-w, rea I i»e that unity.
I »aw Ma nten livu g on miighbor-
i,:,g I a mm, who Luvi* beta (itu-mit*»
for y a ,,- ; I
blWtha,
holding
n hitter i t i rei I toward eaoh other,
fetal tlu-ir* w.Viw fceiMiur .tin- burnii g
flatta, o f their anger with evil g«t>
*hp. «Ivi I woiklrrtvl at their hlitni-
I aaw jit-tty jealouaita cul-
"MARY-MART)! A"
tnirmtmg in ugly quarrvl» Ixttw*«»
women in the fogging <'utii|>* -how
) ou m iy I m - able to wir. m e of
well f know th»«*- little town-
the valuaitle jlrizto» offered
for a
u-ial I xlitn|nril tli« final*
which
tear Ih» bitter» the fra*iuHhip of | suitable name for tbi* .te|iartment.
the count ry villa«*'»- We a|a-uk o f j Here arc the prizas:
the tawil for in-ucv lt»«t.Wt-<«ti no - I A fountain pen and pencil net
tiona, we
form pea«, club»
aioli offered by Dunn's Drug »tore;
li»t««i to »ermita* nil the joy of | An electric tlesk lamp offered by
forgiven***», then Wr ipium-l with j Beaverton Flk-ctric;
A beautiful crystal necklace o f-
our nowt-<h>oi neiglihor over foil'
ft*k. o f grmtt»l and huU< our auvU'r 1 ferisl by W ilson’* Jewelry -tore;
hicauno t»h« tin* it green with u» con I A bottle o f Ooty'a expensive per-
futne offered by Brown’s Beaverton
«ottang the way hi make bread
Drug »tore;
We know. () Mary Martha», th»'
A Ivautiful aluminutn peicolator
notbirg np|»-nr» to U* at* k rivlly j t fferod by Rlchey’a Hardware and
la, Init only an we, ounaelvea, can i Furniture Store;
rouble it, aivl our rmlization. our | A box containing a Lyr.n-i arker
i**mp'eh<eMUii>, o f ary subjistt i» toiletry enwemble offered by Mar-
forms* I uni colored by ctur chiUl- tm ’a drygooda store;
i'iootl training, our phyvtral
-%ght
A four-piece
w-t o f W*-ar-F've-
utvl n-artlot»*.
our thought»,
tlvc | sluminum cake
pan»
offered by
latoku we r*«ad, our a-*'<>ciate*, our \ Hulnten’s (Hardware,
cr.vii**i*m«nt.
Since
thi» .a true,/
Any o f the»e article« may be itr
how then may w<- expect anoliher, »jvctcvl at the places offering iVeir.
with a totally different «tun total ' Thc.y are all valuable ami are be-
o f eX|terM*w'i*»,
h> w e utiy
*ub- ing donated by the. different »ti r»*»
jeot fr*>m exactly tht- «una- view
f< r the |»ur(«>»»• o f getting a t«uit-
I «» it a an «u r owr«? Vet live.» have ¡ nhle name fo r this department.
l»**ti ruttisi, Iatti lee wug<*l, homi*» I The name
Mjggcated
mu«t be
torn awuniter, l»s.au»e pt-opl** could! tndtnu Ued along with a letter of
n«»t utuh-istan.i ti'wt »imple truth about fifty words tellirg why you
nnd make allowwnoa fo r the d » f-, think it a good name for the de
ft ring comprehension.
partment.
So many |teopU- make a feti»*, j
All entrie« must reach the Re
o f their intolerance, rot real.zirg view la-fore eight o ’clock on the
«liât wucih intolerance »h<»w» a tar- ■ n.ocning
o f May IK.
Competent
rownese* o f comprehmae»n, an ;g . and impart ia! judges have been *e-
i»'ratas» o f different lini*» o f thought, | lecte«i w*hci will render their ver-
a lack *»f adequate ru«por*»> t<> an <1 ct entirely on the merit« of the
1 <•< ntributinn* aubmittuil.
ulti < r’a pttcllectuai vil»nviion
No (-or-trit>ution« can be returned
I».. Il I I n - l u m i n i B JTOUI UTvk :
»tatuici g .
O ystu-w ho-thtnk as-you
arai the ont« w unir g one o f the
work, hut at rive
t»> arelar**# your I p- ix»*» will become the pr<perty o f
range o f C’ >m|>rehen-.,on t. irrlu.l« Tin. Rcvi«w.
tlavt o f differoit 'l»s.ple, learn "to
The winner»
will I»-
sc'ectel
katk at
any subject
front
more partly hecacucc o f the •uitubiii'y of
ti'an jurt a jx-mmtal angle it «-an the name suggested
fo r the de
lx- (fcnu- if you uw your im agico ; p«rtnvi'nt
and ttartly berá use
of
ynurmdf in another’
the excellence o f the letter telling
»ion to put yourself
u
phus- and grant always to every why the name is suitable for the
purpose.
one their nght to their ■ ■wn view
Thu th*.light i* « ’hat we want,
]N>int.
Di.l you ever realize Wat »1! out not flowery language or f>ur-*yllo
our quarrel*.
our hatred«, Ide wor<k>. The only one* barred
war*.
liecauee " f our effort»
to I from the contort are employee* o f
c¿tn».
it akc other» ikt as we, ourselves, | The Review.
think Iswt? We ftght and rtruggl.
t*> make anotihe-r conform to out j
A L O H A -IIU B K K
»tandarlik», our corcr-pticn o f wL : ' 1 « ------------------------------------------------------- be
is right atvi pro;» r, but how often
Mr. ami Mr*. C. J. Slaven* vis
do We tun» our gate w'thin and ited friemls here Sunday.
1< <4i at our t.wn fault* “ face A«'1
A charivari party w-a> giv*-n re
A !!' a pi p -
cently for Mr and Mrs. Gl*r ls «‘.
" I f thou wouklst right th*- world
t
Mu»« Eleen Maley o f Salem vi*-
A j »I htaniah all it-s evil» and it - w<ie*.
lte«| Tuetslay at tihe McFMroy home.
Make ft« wild place« bloom
Ami ita drear desert* blo at m a-
Mr. an.i Mrs. Andy Denholm of
the rose,
Portiaml visited friend* here last
then
r i o h t T H Y SE L F.”
week.
Ikt you rvttiamler the story o f
W. II. Hart 'has rente! the OM
an old woman to whom tv ttiw » '
gave a white ottteiscus? She was Tow'll Pump, and i* handling baby
■at: untidy ht»u*-kecper anti wither chicks there
«he a«*t. the lovely flower in her
Mr*. Jonas
o f Prmeville
-pent
w-ir.dow. tih«. i-ontra»t batwee-n the the wo*.k end at th*> Hugh Lew *
ilittgy curtain aril it* beauty wa- h< me in Huber.
pitiful, so she washed the window
Mr atvi Mrs. JacoiiMtn o f Blan-
nrd the curtain. Their freshness led t< n Ave. visited with relatives in
to other changes, until sot*n h e Washington, last week.
«ratine house glowed with clvanli-
Mr. and Mrs. I~ L. Myer- aril
Tweat. The efftvt » the *am*c when
we britvg the flower o f love aim tol Mrs. Johnson visited Sunilay with
erance into our lives. II* white Mrs. Rebecca Flllerwon.
light- show« up the duett- ar I grime
Mrs. Alice W hw ler bn* re. urre
in our hearts and mirils and as from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
we clean th*1 eobwwhs o f p eju.l.ic,1 Robert Perkin* o f Portland.
fr**m one co rre r ami the Idack ooze
A resident i f Durham has p u t-
o f )«ttr<«l from amotlwir we -.'«»r b«1
chased the Wheeler Hal!, a" « Id
Kin to radiate friendliness and un
land ni»rk in Aloha, an.) aie w reck
derstanding. w*' grow in cotnpn'
ing the building.
im
à -
Later a T rifle Inca me a delicto»*
conil»inaUoi>
o f cuV.atd
pudding,
combined with fru-t. No wa<jiy» a
T rifle is usually a *ort o f cotnhin-
atiore o f tihc two a creamy cua'ard
< < mbm**l with frait am) served on
-is.ngo cake, lady fitg ers, or cook
ic*, with whipped cream.
Hate-Linger Trifle
1 Vi cup« dad**»
2
cu|m
ERITTAY. MAY
c r i- a m
(a retin i ginger
Wlripped m -am
I’ lace »liced data« urxl a few la'ts
of candieti git.ger in a gla-'-a dish.
lYtur the cr*«nn
over
tl.e d a t e .
t hill for ore hour. To serve, ar
range a pitse o f sponge cake »n a '
uelivukial plate, cover with dc.’.c
i.td gir.g-r iiflxtunc
ami
Karraar.
with w’i p*vl cream. But a pint*-
«late on Uqt.
Banana Barly “ T rifle”
2 c u t« milk, aca-K's-d
*i eggs
’ « cup sugar
FV»w grain« »alt
Vi tj*; i. vanilla
2-W ripe bananas
1-ady fingers
’-i cup errvam, Whipped
B*-at «ifg skglttly; beat in sugar
u nt salt. Four «raided milk over
<-gg and sugar mixture Return cus
tard to top o f the double boiler;
*tir over h<>t water until tihe mix-
tur«» form » a coating ore a metal
»|>oon.
JVtur
imm»-diaitely
into a
bowl, a<k) van I la and cool. To serve,
Vine a dessert dish with lady- fin g
ers, p% a layer o f sl>c(*d bananas
Ire the fattom o f the dieih and cov
er
with tjfe ohilksl custard
m ix
ture. Top the whole with m crirgue,
whipped cream or r-asted marsh
mallow.
Rice IBrney Custard
2 3 «sip milk
1 egg yolk
1 Vi b)*H»s. honey
Ferae »rrasns .»ah
1 cup uncooked rice
f
M acaroons to accompany
S o lid milk
ire top o f
double
bciler; pour ove.r egg yolk mixed
with honey and .salt. Then returt
te double bc*ler, stir and cook un-
til mixture thicker«.
Strait. and
chill. Make a rice ring, pour cus
tard in the center and serve with
macaroon» or coolck«. To make rice
ring: Cook 1 cup rice in 2 q u ails
o f boilirg water (to which 3 tea
spoons .«alt have been added) until
rice i<t tender. Turn into rolaivV r
or »u-ve ard •’fluff” over h ot wa-
to until eaoh grain is distinct a n )
separate.
Arrange
in ring
with
spoon (o r put into ring m la ) and
ch?H.
Sponge Cake for Trifle.*
£ egg white*
1 tb p. lemon ju ic e
1 trp. van il«
Vi trap, vanilla
5 egK yolks
1 cup flour
1
cups white corn * yr.’ p
1 tap. hakirg powder
Beat e g g white« urltH stiff but
not «try. Boil syrup until a little
form s a firm soft hall when tterted
in cold water.
Pour syrup slowly
over ogg white« beatirgi all the
while. Add lemon juice and vanilla.
Beat ur.«til mixture will hold it*
.shape
F’old in egg yolks
which
have l>c»'n In-aten until t'.iick a.r<!
light et.lorxd. F oil in sifted dry in-
WwMwila. Bake jn large u -i-r ia -c j
tulie [»are in alow oven < 325 ’ F’ )
aiiout 45 minutes.
Treaaurr Island«
*1 slice« sponge cake
‘l <-gg white«*
V4 t«p.
Vi cup nut»
2 ti»»;«. oorefectiom-r’»
sugat
Vi cup .tales
Out j-jpongc cake into Vi inch
•dice* or into circle*» wilih a round
• utter. B<«t ogg whites with salt
utJUl »tiff; beat in the sugar, fold
in dabt-s which have be«*n finely
cut. Pile mixture lightly on tihe
p.eces
o f «ponge
cake.
Sprinkle
with chop;»-«! nuta. Bake ire a »low
even (300
F’ .) until m erirgue is
«klieately brown or aibout 15 min
ute**. Serve warm o r cold. Servi* <i
The Na/.aren«- Indies Mh-aior.ary
Socirty met at the home o f Mr«.
Warren Wilson Thun*.lay, w th Mrs.
Anna Steere in charge o f the de
votion* ami study. Ten ladies were
present. Lunch wa« served at noon.
AS A LAST RESORT
RE TRIED WILL ’S
S. L. K. F
1 NABLE TO WORK FOR WEF;KS,
BLEEP
IMPOSSIBLE.
IN D I.
DIGESTION .
NERVOUSNESS
AND W EAK N ESS MADE LIFE
M ISERABLE;
NOW
FEELS
FIN E !
"There is nothing like William*
S.L.K. Formula,”
says
Mr. Johr.
Gage, garage
man at
Highland.
Kansas.
“ For years I had nervous nea-i
eches and acute attacks
>f tndi-
geation.
I did not dare eat many
foods because they bloated me so
much that for weeks I would be
unable to wrerk. I was told that I
had an ulcerated stomach and gall
stones.
“ A good night’.» sleep was im-
possible. I wa* a* miserable a i I
could lie, for the medicine I took
did me little or no good. I began
taking WilHama S.L.K. Formula a*
a last resort. A f«w dose* o f this
medicine free«) n#e o f my former
nuaery arvi pain; I improve«) until
I enjoyed good health again. Two
year* have passed since I took a
ct-urae o f this medicine, ami I am
•till enjoying the bent o f health.”
Williams
S-L.K
Formula
act*
directly
on the entire
system by
driving out the poisons in your bo
dy,
by building
up
the
blood
stream, by toning up the stomach,
liver and kidneys, and by helping
to bring them
to a normal
state
so that you may again have good
health.
A healthy normal system is the
bent insurance against ail disea-ie-
and ailments. Go to the
Brown’ "
Beaverton Pharmacy If day ana gel
10. 1035
your bottle of William»
S.L.K.
Formula.
The druggrit
will tall
rou how good it la.
1 -adv
EFFECTIVE
RHEUMATIC RELIEF
(juicky and effectively
William*
R.TJ.X Compound rids your system
o f excess
uric scid
concentration
v. hich is the cause of most rheu-
n iV ic painr, neuritis, and «ciatica.
Many form er sufferers have found
»tre relief in this medicine made
especially for these condition*. Ask
your druggist
about William*
R.
U.X.
Compound,
for
"effective
rheumatic relief." Your druggist at
the Brown’«
Beaverton
Pharmacy
will be glad to advice you.
1-adv
r, C A L I F O R N I A !
'¿'he train has all these
COMFORTS:
Just sit back and relax. The engin
eer does ail the driving. Swiftly,
safely, you ride to your destination,
arriving fresh and rested.
Read or wnte at you skim along
steel rails, the smoothest highway
yet invented.
N o stops for food. Eat in the diner
when you are hungry. S. P makes
it economical with soup-to-dessert
Meals Select at popular prices.
i Enjoy refreshing sleep in a soft,
room y berth. Improved Tourist
Pullmans provide clean double
berths at very reasonable rates.
Space to walk around and stretch
your legs is important on any jour
ney. You have it on the train.
There is clean ice-water to drink
when you are thirsty. And there is
always a convenient rest room
with modern lavatory facilities.
Besides, rail fares to California are low. It’s real economy
to g o this way and have all the comforts, conveniences
and security o f train travel at fares o f 2c a mile and less.
Southern Pacific
For details, see your local S. P. agent or write J. A. Ormandy,
General Passenger Agents 705 Pacific Building, Portland, Ore.
NOW.,
’
;
|
|
fo r as little as
Rev. I. N . Demy says:
I have found nothing in the
pnst 20 years that can take the
place of Dr. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills. They are a sure relief for
my headache
Sufferers from H e a d a c h e ,
Neuralgia. Toothache, Backache,
Sciatica, Rheumatism. Lumbago,
Neuritis, Muscular Pains, Peri
odic Pains, write that they have
used Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
with better results than they had
even hoped for.
Countless American house
wives would no more think
of keeping house without Dr.
Miles Anti-Pain Pills than with
out flour or sugar. Keep a pack
age in your medicine cabinet and
save yourself needless suffering.
At Drug Stores—25c and $1.00
O P) . M I L E S ’
ANTI-MIN PILLS
25
A DAY
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—Modern Gas Range
— Electrolux Refrigerator
— Automatic Gas Water Heater
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e
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W ith this household set you get your gas at
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J
Ask us to show you how you can save the
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your present household expenditures.
Home O w n e r s ... Ask about the *100 we can
supply for renovizing your kitchen or basement
Insurance companies through
out the United States ara
working constantly to reduce
the number of accidents. The
Northwestern M utual Fire
Association and the Northwest
Casualty Company are doing
their part in this affort, work
ing in direct harmony with
the National Safety Council.
when you buy a 4-appliance set.
See your Gas Appliance Dealer or
P ortlan d G as & C o k e C o m p a n y