F R I DAT.
H i. B a r t o n
(tulli lou l ike H iiiii *' l.«Kiii«ppe?
Nothin« li«”* altiMjl "laguiapiai ’
10 folk* ululi« thè Mi»aia»ip|i',
l*i»n.iujii»«>" I h 1 ,0111 Mian«' to inenit
u liti!,, »«•iiicihlng n itri, 11 sort
of ime 1 peci c«| «rulla, piu»; II’*
ptiiiiuuncod "Imi yup" mul II'*
very nil'll 1
!
lutKniuppe «un I mi h I iiioh I ivny
timi«, from iliut fu voi you « 111 !
lor your neitthhor, tu lini liti 1.«
"puke or oandy" ilio ir u n r uaetl
to kiv «> «randptip when li«' punì
In* bill,
,
I gì« 11 nappe in food I* whut till*
«•«Imiiii I h u I hiu I
i’icklaa and
««MikliiH uiid iui I n ur« lu«t>iupp<<.
So I h the fluff or whipped croani
aioli Ilio piuUlmg, ilio luti« tnuf
flu
with the Hoiiji, Ilio
Muffiti
duto with Ilio *uliol. And ho uro
ilio*«, rkoolloni Idouu in recipes,
holiouth tilt* Minali o*Niiy on lu«
■ mt 1 * 1 , 1 - you don't liuto tu liuvo
II. Imi il uuiko* lifo’» Ion« limo
11 iileuMuut
i>ui<H lo
up
(bo
Mta«e. Add lemon Juice and wa
ter. Cool
c*it «rapefruit »*•«
inenta luto looall piece*
wiUi
telHHora.
Add »e«nienta
iwid
Ktuli «'ft ult juice to cooled syrup
Freeze in tray* of automatic re
frlgerator (or In ice and *u ltj.
Serve with the meat cour»e, a*
2 i|uarta.
of an entree
Dip tliii Micky Hurfuco
uiur*lvniullow Into ah redded
A crack
I4ie Umide of a
ninne culi he nicnded by ubìor
u filler illude of eitual pari* of
Tuko 1 our I I' iiioo
lutile «a ll ami
wood
N u I iih u I*, ii'lutoi. HUKurod
01' common
»ailed; iM'unut b u tle r, m ixed w ith unii e», molHpmed with water tu
The fil­
lu n d liai o ra n ge poo! und orun«o thè proper eonauitency
wili dry hard urd w 1 li be
Juli'o; fomUiut pin In, co lo red or ler
m ixed a 1 u|i nutuioat«; piuoupplo luMing,
COCOUIIUI
w ed gea (fresh o r can n ed ) m ake
«nod flilln « for data«.
Im m ediately a fte r M uffing drop
the
ditto*
Into u
putter
ha«
conialnliiK ulnmt two iabla*)«oouH
of «ruiiululi«!
hukut for
each
I tie ku«o o f d a te * .
Shake
ba g
vlKoioiiuly until dale* uru well
«mated
"Mouth N ile 'lu ff In »"
A "favor"
to the fam ily ul
liiltr b oon in u tray plate liouped
blub with
1 bone liny
banana
nruffiliH
tiuttvr!
Itunann
“ F X T R I" I>1 I t N - H H l llRUM.t
If "bou" lliollll* «ooil then U
boti bon I h laico uh «oud, abolì
11 * u
Muffed
ditto for
y«»ur
briilao |i!uyln« «(lesta Try your
bund with uny or ull of thr
mjkko M m I
*t uf fin «* i|t<yt jbtv.
War; thoy’ro extiru good brld«o
"nibbio*"!
Muff. «•
1 cup gifted flour
%
tcuap
'/«
I O il* p .
1 tensp.
2 tb»p *.
Halt
H lt d a
bukin,;
powti«:
mi At
1 «•««. w ell tie't tn
2 tb*p*
m elted *borten ln «
ot
oil
2 tb*p*
»«Air m ilk
or
bu tter
m ilk
Orango I ream I bee»o
lllolld one imckuM' creimi « be«'*«1
with 11* «* uihi ronfecl iotiury huk
ur. tiilxin« well Add 2 teu»poot)H
«rated «irungo rind und onou«b
orutiKo Juice lo produce u creamy
fondimi Stuff dute* with filini«,
Ion« in« u hit <>f «tuffiti« vi*iblo.
Cat nudi w llih nutuioat* or nllced
fruit ipee!
1 cup thinly sliced l«ar.'<»:«*
Sift toKoiiier the flour, rllt,
*< h 1 u , liukinK powder m il Hur.ir.
Combine
the
e ««,
»bortceinr
milk and »heed banana.
Stir
until liunanu I* broken Into .wia'i
piece*
Combine liquid uuu «Iry
Ingredient«. *tlrrtnk only “ nw, h
to duiii|ien all the flour. Hake
Vn well «rea*ed muffin pan» in
a moderately hot oven (W O 'P |
30 to 35 minute* Make* * ninall
Apricot I ocoantil
Wiudi one « 11)1 dried apricot«; roof tin* .
place in colnndor over bolliti*
Grapefruit lr*‘
water for five minuto* to »often.
A
little
Minietbin« with Uie
Hun
Ihrinnch food chopper al
eourne to pleu*e
every
ternutrly with It cup nutmrat* meat
a grui>efrult ice made
and 2 3 nip cocoanul
Add two palate
tabloMpoon* orati««' Juice, Mix with lioth HCKincnt* and Julc*
Ilk cut»« HUKur
with
bund* until well blended.
3 4 «-up white coiu *yrup
Stuff «Iute* und rol! in auKur.
1 3 4 cup water
6 ttinp*. lemon Juice
>lurd,m allii» I ncoaniit
I ran «rapofruit (segment* and
<kit ** pound mar*btuullow* ¡0
Juice)
«11111 Her* with wet *ci**orH, Stuff
Cook xtiKur, corn ayrup and 1
each pitted «Iute with 11 piece of
niiir*biuntlow placing the cut r
d ip of the witter to *oft bull
Your Home
t fli
^ C O N S T R U C T IO N ^ E Q U IP M E N T
R E M O D E L IN G
W ire Fenco Zinced To Last
Thl* time of year, when the politi­
cians are bu»y repairing tbetr
fence*, in a good time to put a fence
around the home ground*. The pre»-
sure of summer work I* over and
the ground I* not yet frozen. A sub
Mantlal fence erected now will not
only give you protection and en­
hance the appearance and value of
your properly hut will ul*o be in
place an 11 background for your
border planting in the spring
There are many kind* of fence*
tint there I* none that will do better
by u modest Income than a woven
wire fence, laiwn fencing of thl*
*ort I* strong, tight and attractive,
and 1*. moreover, exceedingly dur­
able if made of copper hearing steel
wire uniformly covered with a
heavy, ductile «'oat of pure zinc by
the electrolytic, or helhanlzlng, pro-
ce*a.
old fashioned wire fencing waa
galvanized by the hot-dip method.
Thl* gave It a zinc coat that was
thick In some places but thin In
others. Also the zinc was impure
and brittle, so that tt cracked,
flaked and powdered at bend* in the
wire. Ot course thi* left the wire
with many weak spots for ruzt to
attack.
Ilelhanized fencing, although It
costa no more, I* thickly and uni­
formly coated with zinc 99.99 per­
cent pure. Moreover, thl* zinc, de­
posited on the wire by electrolysis,
I* so flexible and adheres to the
wire so tightly that a wire can be
lient double without Injury to the
zinc < milng. This superiority of
the »■ coating, combined with that
«if i .'¡»'r-steel wire, gives hethan-
I zed fence a life of ninny years,
even without painting.
The wise home owner always
aeek* to keep down replacement and
maintenance costs.
Ry getting
hethanlzed wire fencing he can do
this so far as his fences are con-
eernod.
• • •
A G low w orm Lighting System
If you hnve a summer cottage In
the mountains or at the shore, you
have probably by now hoarded It np
for the winter. But you haven't
ceased to think about It and of the
good time yon had there last sum­
mer and expect to have there next
slimmer. Possibly, too, you are
planning some Improvements that
yon wtll make in It next year. One
thing that you ran do at trifling
expense. If your cottage or shack
is dependent upon karoaene lamps
and candles for light. Is to Install a
miniature electric lighting system.
Of course If you wish tc go to the
expense you can put tn a full-fledged
lighting system that will oust your
lamp* and candle*. Rut short of
that, a system that la »Imply In­
tended to provide light enough to
see by when anyone haa to get up
at night I b a wonderful convenience.
All that you ne«?d for »uch a system
la a few flashlight bulbs, one for
each room, perhaps;
porcelain
sockets for them; two or three sim­
ple switches, two or three dry bat­
teries, and ordinary cotton covered
commutator wire.
Anyone who understand* the sim­
ple*! principles of wiring ran Install
a glowworm lighting systpm. Wires
ran safely he strung along walls.
Batteries should he out of the way
on a shelf. Switches should be
handy tor anyone getting up In the
dark. Such a lighting system will
prevent many a harked shin or
graver areldent. and will obviate the
danger of Are from candles cr lamps
lit by sleepy hands.
• • •
To Paint O r Not T o Paint?
To put paint on walls ot brick.
Concrete or stucco Is. In the opinion
of many people, nlmost sacrilege.
That, they think. Is to destroy the
natural beauty ot these materials.
Other people, perhaps more practl
enl, believe that bflck, concrete and
stucco should be painted because of
their porosity and consequent ab­
sorption of moisture. They point
out that this absorption of moisture
often leads. In cold weather, to
rrarklng and chipping, and may ac­
count for dampness and coldness
Inside the house.
MIHMONM
In I he Circuit I ourt Of Tbc Stale
Of
Oregtni lo r
Oa*bington
County
Albert H
Ho**l and Hazei
Ko*at, I'lalntlff*. v*. Jame* Mar-
«ball Steel,
Josephine
Steel
Warren*. «u rolin « Steel Ewing,
Kvolyn Steel
Wulthom, Defen •
danls
To Jame* Marshall Steel, Car
«line Steel Ewing and Evelyn
Steel Wulthom;
IN TH E NAME OK TH K STATE
OK OREGON: You are hereby
required to aigx-ar in the above
cntiitVd Court and ajiewer the
< imVplaint file«! u«ainHt you ID
the aliove entitled cauae, on or
tieforo Monday, the 10th day of
January, 1938, »aid date befog
after four week* from the date
<rf firrt publ teat ion of thl» *um-
tnoDa; and if you fail ao to ap­
pear.
for want
thereof,
the
I'lalntlff* will apply to Uie Court
for tha
r«>lief prayed
for In
their coniplnlnt. to-wit: for a
decree declarln« the
I’ lalntiff*
to lie the owner* in fee aitnple
and In the actual p«>»»c*Hion of
the
following
de*crlbe«l
real
property, situate In Waahlngton
County, Oregon, to-wtt:
Bexmninx at an Iron pipe *et
in a fence corner marking
the Northeast corner of that
certain 5fi by 100 tract of
land conveyed to Albert H
and Muzel K okh ! by deed a*
recorded
on
page 24
of
Volume 1'.« of
Washington
«««in ty , Oregon, Deed Rec-
nrd*. which iron pipe bear»
North 405.8 feet, und west
1181.9 feet from the anuth-
we*t
corner «if the
Wm,
Docker man D .L .C .
Number
45; thence from the de*crlb«*d
point of beginning S. 8!» deg.
3»' B. 112 4 feet to an iron
pl|>e; thence S. 15 deg. 26'
inaa you waan m nr»; with a m m
suiphata aoluUeu.
Thr*» coat* on new work are
strongly la he adneec mat Dearie*.
ing coat ahooid C* haary Quiet»
the absorption pc»»'.' uf It* wall It
completely aatlsfled before ywn gw:
on the finish cuak chalking or «pot­
ting may follow At tor paint, pure
white lead palni seams to be the
best. And It le a good rula when
you are painting anything not to
try to skimp on paint.
t e a
When you are furnishing your
house go In for period effects If you
must, but remember that the one
»atisfactory effect — the only one
you wtll want to live with for the
rest of your life — is the effect of
solid comfort.
« » »
H andy To H a ro Around
One of the little Jobs that the
average householder does not
chortle over is that of cleaning out
a clogged drain. It Is. as Mr. Man-
talinl might have said, "a dernd,
damp, moist, unpleasant" Job. It
usDBlty involves prodding with
wires and fussing with hot water
and soda, and getting yourself and
the floor greasy and wet. and break­
ing the fourth commandment.
Korethought. of courae, can pre­
vent all this, even when water ia
hard, or the hot water supply
scanty. Occasional flushings with
hot water and lye or other chemi­
cals sold for the purpose will keep
drains clear. But who always exer­
cises forethought?
Kew of us.
Hence, many householders keep on
hand “ the plumber’s friend," that
Instrument consisting of a rubber
cup attached to a wooden handle.
This, pumped up and down over a
drain, exerts alternate suction and
compression to for«: water through
the trap and clear away the obstruc­
tion.
Most hardware stores now sell an
Improvement on this device. It con­
sists of a short length of rubber
hose, one end attachable to the
faucet and the other having an
adaptable opening to fit the sink or
tub outlet. Thus water under the
full pressure of the house supply
can be turned Into the drain to
push against the obstruction and
wash it away.
It’s a handy thing to have. But
remember that a drain always gives
warning of clogging before It finally
ceases to function, and a flushing
with plenty of hot water with some
grease solvent In it will usually
clear It out and make mechanical
treatment unnecessary.
8TEDMAN BROWN.
Anyhow, a considerable percent­
age of the owners of houses built of
these materials do paint them. If
Answera to questions concern­
you are thinking of following their
ing articles In this department,
example, make sure that your house
or about any Routing problem,
walls are as dry as it Is possible to
may bo obtained by writing to
get them. You should not paint
8tadman Brown, “ Your Homo”
until the weather haa been clear and
Features, 220 East 42nd Stroat.
dry for at least three or four days,
Naw York City. Ploaao oneloaa
and a week. If possible. Another
3c stamp for reply.
point: concrete or stucco should not
cswwreu. i m i , *- - f » a w r .
be ualnted until It Is sis months old
B
8 2 feet to an Iron
pipe at the northwest vttt-
uer of Hint certain 50 by
100 foot tract of land con­
veyed to John Mainland by
deed as recorded on page
518 of Book 138 of Washing­
ton «'ouniy. Oregon,
De«nl
Records; th«n«-r
continuing
H 15 deg 26' K along the
westerly Ilns* «»f said Main­
land trait 918 feet to an
Iron pipe <m the north line
of
Hamilton
Street
(now
known a* North Broadway
tttreet); thence H. 88 deg.
47' W. along the north line
of
Haiiiilt/in
Street
(mow
known as North Broadway
rttreet) a distance of 137.«
feet to an (ron pipe at the
KouUicaat
corner of
said
Rossi Tract;
thence N
0
deg W W , along the iOa*t
line o f aaid Rossi Tract a
distance o f 100.0 («set to the
place of beginning, contain­
ing 0.282 acres.
Beginning at the northwest
cornier o f that certain 50
by 100 tract of land in Sec­
tion 15. T .1 J .B .J .W .
W.
M. conveyed to Albert H.
and Hazel Rossi by deni a*
reoorded on page 24 of Vol­
ume 158 of Washington Coun­
ty,
Oregon. Deed Records.
*aid pom» of beginning being
a point on the easterly line
of West Street (30 fool wide
street)
and beung
North
494.7 feet* and west 1231.9
feet from the southwest cor­
ner of the Wm. Dockerman
D .l».C . Number 45; thence
from the described point of
beginning N. 0 deg. 50’ W.
on Uie easterly line of West
Street 47.8 feet to an iron
pipe at the noutbwest corner
of I ^>t Number 7 of Block
K of Steel’s Addition to Bea­
verton; thence N. 88 deg.
47’ E. along the southerly
line of said I » t Number 7
u distance of 141.4 feet to
an iron
tpipe in the fence
line marking the west line
o f property conveyed to Grace
At. Guppy by
deed a* re­
corded on page 588 of Vol­
ume 114 of Washington Coun­
ty, Oregon. Deed Records;
thence S. 15 deg. 26’ E.
along «aid fence 20.8 feet
to an iron pipe; thence N.
75 deg. 0T E. along a fence
line marking the south line
of said Guppy property 107.5
feet to an iron pipe on the
,w«wt line o f
Main Street;
thence S 15 deg. 26’ B. on
Kaiid west line 41.6 feet to an
iron pii>e at the
northeast
corner of Ijot Number 1 of
said Block F ; thence S. 75
deg. 03’ W . along a fence
marking the north line of
liots Number 1 and 2 of said
Block K a distance of 100.0
feet to am iron pipe at the
Northwest corner of a cer­
tain tract o f laud conveyed
to John Mainland by deed as
recorded
on I*age 518
of
Book
139 of
Washington
County. Oregon. Deed Rec­
ords; thence N. 15 deg. 26’
W . 8.2 feet to a
point;
thence N. 89 deg. 39’ W.
112.4 feet to an m m pipe
in a fence ettrner
marking
thon northeast
corner
of
«aid Rossi tract; thence S.
88 deg. 47’ W . along the
north
line of said
Rossi
tract 50 0 feet to an iron
pipe at the / place of be­
ginning,
containing
0.2659
acres;
17,
1MT
the south Hoe of the James
axle *et on the west bound­
Johnson Donation land Claim
ary of same, at a point 14.9
No. 62, T .1 .N .R 3 .W . WIU
ft. »
7* 49' W.. from the
Mer. Washington County, Ore­
north-west corner of said lot,
gon, said beginning point be­
this
being the northwest
ing N. 88 deg
53’
West
corner of the tract conveyed
1327.4 feet from the southeast
to Mary Stitt, by deed re­
corner of said claim; running
corded nt page 34 of Book
thence along tbe south Bn*
152,
Record of Deeds for
of said D .B.C. North 88 d«g.
Washington County, Oregon,
53’ West
1210.8 feet to a
and running thence on said
point In the center of County
west boundary S. 7* 49' W .,
Road N. 16; thence
along
92.9 ft. to an Iron pipe on
the center of »aid road north
tbe north
boundary of the
2 deg. 29’ East 1161.6 feet;
Tualatin
Valley
Highway;
thence
south 88 deg. 62'
thence with »aid north boun­
Ea*t 1210.8 feet; thence south
dary N. 88’ 51’ E., 60.9 ft.
2 deg 20* West 1161.5 feet
to an iron pipe; thence N.
to the
place of beginning,
7* 49’ B.,
81.85 tt. to a
containing 32 acres.
.Notice Of Hale Of Heal Property
strap iron; and thence N.
Bid*
for said real
property
81* 37' W ., 60 feet, to the
will be received by the under­
In The County lonrt Of The
place of beginning, containing
signed at tbe office «>f Bagley
Mate Of Oregon For The County
5,242.50 square feet.
and Hare, in the First National
Of Washington
Bids will be received by tbe Bank Building, in Hillsboro, Ore­
In the Matter of the Estate undersigned Administrator on or gon, from and after said Decern
of Mary Btitt, deceased.
! after tbe 10th day of January, ber 19th. 1937.
Notice is hereby given that ,<,3i TIm, , aie wiu be made aub-
Dated tb;s 19th day of Novem­
the
undersigned
Administrator,
( 0 tbe confirmation o f the ber, 1937.
Fay Hugbee Dresser, Adminis­
( arl
Munthe, of the estate ot above entitled Court.
Mary Butt, deceased, by virtue of
of firtt publication, De­ tratrix of said estate.
Bagley and Hare.,
Attorneys
an Order of Hale issued out of cember 3, 1937.
Date of last
for Administratrix.
adv 51-3
the County Court of the State of publication, December 31, 1937.
Oregon, for the County of Wash-
ca rl Munthe. Administrator of
lugton. duly made and entered tbe estate of Alary Stitt, deceased,
on
the 39th day of November, j Robinson and Shaw, Attorney«
1937, in the above entitled estate f,tr Estate, 820 Failing Building,
licensing the Admislrator to sell i porland, Oregon.
adv. 1-5
the hereinafter described
r e a l1
T7TCW husband* can understand
property belonging to the said
x why a wife should turn from a
deceased, will offer for sale and Notice Of Adniniiatratrix Sale Of |
pleasant companion Into a shrew
! sell at private sale, for cash, or
Real Property
for one whole week In every month.
You can eay " I ’m eorry" M d
upon aucb terms as may be ap-
NOOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
ktae and make up aaalrr before
proved
by the Court, at 820, that purlluanl to an order made>
marriage than after. Bewtee Ifyea
Famng Building In the City o f ' rendered
and
by lhe
want to hold your husband, you
won't be a three-quarter wife.
Portland. Multnomah County. O ft- Counly. ( ourl of the Slale ot
For three gmermtlooe one w
gon, all the following deHiribtl Oregon for Washington County,
has told another how to go
real property situate in Wash- j in the matter of the estate of
Ing through" with Lydia C.
ham’s Vegetable Compound It
ington County, Oregon, to-wit; iU r y M
Hughes, on the 16th
helps Nature tone up the syetsa.
1. A ll of lots three (3 )
day of November, 1937, the un­
thus lessening the discomforts from
the functional disorder* which
dersigned as Administratrix of
and four (4) In Block Twenty-
women muet endure In the three
two
(22) in the Town
of \ said estate, will from and after
ordeals of Uie I. Turning (Tom
____
_____ _ Washington
_
.Saturday, the 18th «lay of De­
Beaverton,
County
girlhood to womanhood. 2 Pre­
paring for motherhood. 3. Ap­
ntate o f Oregon, according
! cember, 1937 proceed to sell at
proaching "middle age.”
•
prvate sale for cash in hand, all
to the duly
recorded plat
Don't be a three-quarter wifi*,
the following described real prop­
thereof in the office of the
take L Y D IA B. P IN K H A M ’S
erty, belonging to said estate::
VEG ETABLE COMPOUNDOOd
Recorder of Conveyances, in
Go -amlling Through.'*
Beginning at a
point on
Hillsboro, Oregon.
This summons I* Nerved upon
] you hy publication in the Bern
«erton Review. purnuaDt to or
; der of the Honorable R. Krank
' Peters, Judge uf the above en­
titled Court, made, rendered and
«mitered on the 9th day of D«*-
! «'ember, 1937.
The date of the first publica­
tion ot this summon» is Decem­
ber, loth. 1937.
The date of last publication la I
January 7th. 1938.
IJaglcy and Hare, and Francis I
H. Htiurgia, Attorneys for Plain-|
tiffs, First National Bank Bldg., j
Hillsboro, Oregon.
adv. 2 6
and that you and each of you
be forever barred and prwluded
from claiming or asserting any
right, title or interest in or to,
or claim or lien upon said rea’
property adverse to the Plain­
tiffs; and that their said claim
Ui said real property be
fo r­
ever qufieted, and
that such
other and ^further
ralief
be
granter as to the Court may
seem equitable and proper in
the premises.
ARE YOU ONLY A
THREE-QUARTER WIFE?
E N . because they are men. can
never understand * three -
«¡uniter wife— a w ife w ho l* «11 love
and kindnee* threw week* In a
month and a bell eat the rest oT
the time.
N o matter how your bock aches
— how your nerves scream — d o a 'I
taka It out on your husband.
For three generations one woman
waa told another how tn g o "smil­
ing through" with L y d ia B. Pink-
ham '» Vegetable Compound. It
helps Nature tone up the system,
t h l » learning the dlsooraforts from
the functional d iso rd e r» w hich
women must endure In the three
ordeals o f life: 1. T urning from
girlhood to womanhood
3. P re ­
paring (hr motherhood. *■ A p ­
proaching "m iddle a g e ."
D o n 't he a three-quarter wtN.
take L Y D I A B
P I N K H A M 'S
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