IH « lUsverton RavWw
. J . ' TV
und membrane walla, leaving the
membruu«* undisturbed, Fut 3
or 4 sliced
stuffed olives
in
center cuvlty; over each grape­
fruit half, trickle a teaapoon-
fill of salad oil and add a few
dropa of
Worcestershire sauce
and a dash of suit. Herv« on
chlno cherrtoa Serve with Lem­ green beds of chicory or wnler-
on
<'ream
klayoualau, recipe rress.
for which la ( l l t o below
Herv
•a fl to 8 peraonn.
k £; v . v ¿¡I
h ig h
returns
ark
MADE HY HERDS
IW F. Cyrus,
County Agent)
Sixty-six per cent of the cowa
that oompleted a year's produc­
tion on December 31, 1937 in
H.|irt Vour Onu Salud Sbclf!
the Washington County
Dairy
(lord
Improvement
Association
l>*< »>>u llku Miln** litly. iiku
produced more than 350 pounds
Mary’» «tarden, "all In a row"/
of butterfut for the year. Nino
Do you Ilk» to know
*‘ rlKUl
hundred
and thirty-six
cows
wharo to put you liuudn ou" ev
Iroxeu fruit Salad
were
tested during
the year
•rythluiT Or 0» you Join tha
with
561 completing
a year's
t banana
•'lilltUHlualM wbo collari herb* and
The average butterfat
\ cup diced, canned pineapple Kb-------- ------------------------------- - hi testing.
HavorinaaT Wall, Iban, K non«
per row was
381
*>»
«up cboptM-d marancbltii
ol tlioaa «'laaalflcaOona bit you
Aloha full tioapel A*»ciiihly | production
ellei rlea
pounds. These figures are taken
—do you llku amai aaladT Ah,
f
Huntley, Castor
from the annual report of Free­
% «up freah orunge Juice
that
doua It)
Th«u— atari
a
œ -------------------------------------- m
■lit cup halved aeedeaa grupt-,
man Irull, the tester In charge.
salmi ahulf!
Service told in Huber Hall.
2-3 cup heuvy cream
While the feed cost represents
Hiiuiley
School
10:00
a.in.
A "aiUad aliiiK" la oiu> or a
‘4 cup mayoiialan
only
approximately one half the
Iievotlonul service— 11:00 a.m.
itroup of ahulvua In your klt-
Lettuce
total cost of producing
milk
Young
People's
6:30
p.m.
dian or puniry dovutati to tb«
tube liana n,i
Combine frulta
and butterfat,
comparison
of
KvangdUtlc—
7:30
p.in.
tbmaa you uau for niaklUK Hal­ and Juice. Whip cream, uild tuay-
this cost for certain herds and
—— —■ ■' ----
------------
ada, oa|HM-lally Hi« aulud druaa- onalae and frulta.
Freeze In
certain cows Is Intesting. The
HI. Cecilia's Church
IniiH.
l'ut up u *hrlf, or uau tray of
aiilomallc refrigerator
two high herds in the associa­
!
U.
»
U.
!..
O'K'efe,
Pe,tor
|
olio of tboao iu your cuMuot. until firm.
Serve on lettuce.
tion produced an average re­
®--------
--------------------------------
B
B
Decorule
It to ault
youraulf. Serve* 6 to $.
turn per
cow above feed cost
Sunday
services—1:00
and
10:00
Tliuu collect all tilo ingredient*
that was 153 per pent g rea»er
am .
U li« non-poiluhablu and bottlud,
Sardine Salad
BB------------------------------------■ Mian the pr cow average of the
1 cup ciMiked diced earrot*
«mined und |ui«kiiK«d on «*) you
I Me hodlat fplacepal t hnrcU | two low herds. This extra re­
I cup cooked diced beela
u*a for Kruncb drea*ltiK ami it*
fa r i II. Morseli, l’u*tur
| turn was acorn pllshed with a
1 oup ciHiked diced potato«*
«miniiuaa variai Iona.
25 percent
Increase
in feed
»
-
Salad oil
cost. 1 he difference in produc­
If your aliulf la In a annoy
Sunday School-9:46 o.m. Sup­ tion of the two group* amounted
2 thapa. uilnrcd onlona
»pot. pul hur« loo, your itrowiny;
erintendent, Mias Marie Sams.
I cop diet'd smoked aardluea
to an average of 189 pounds of
lait
of chive*
or puraley, or
Morning
Worship at 11 a m fat per cow per year. Or to
'4 leaap ground ull-aplre
jou r * wet-i icmaniuin or favor j
Sermon topic "The Mother of complete
Vinegar
the
summary.
Bile
Ile plani of lb « « eitel able fam
Mix vegelahlca, aardinca and Methodism.'’
cow« that were bred for higher
II) fewest polatoua iiiak« lovuly all-aplee.
Add
aalad oil
and
Kpworth la-ague —7 pm.
production produced
61.4 per
kll«h«n pínula).
vinegar to tuate Serve on aed
Evening
Worship— 8:00 p in
cent more fat per individual,
Arrangi* on tbo »helves your: of lettuce or endive
0 sorv
A union service in our church were able to profitably use a
vinuKur,
niuaturil, aunar,
»all, Inga.
with Kev. II. R. Burns bring­ greater amount of concentrated
p«pp«r, paprika;
your W ore«»
ing the message.
feed, resulting
In only 25 per
Taugy french l)re»»lng
tcmhire aatlr«, horauradlah, rul
The church Is In the business
cent higher feed cost but g a v e a
l*li; Kuril« huda, celery and o n
of helping people tie better per­ return above feed oost that was
1 garlic clove
Ion
aall,
curry powder.
Of
3 thapa vinegar or
lemon Juice sons. Each individual is invited 153 per cent greater than the
coura«
your aalad ult will bo
to help the church help him. average
Few grain* pepper
return of animals in
ruprewunted. aud add a few «ana
® ---------------------------------------- bb the two low herds. These two
2 drop* Tabaaca
of fruit Juice loo.
Itcthel
Congregational
Church
I
•4 cup aalad oil
low
herds had an a v e r a g e
of
I
Harper If. Hums, Castor
I 308
Utidcrncuth
Die ahulf
hatwt
•4 teaap
salt
pounds
of fat
per cow,
m ----------------------- ---------------------- aw while the two high herds had
your utunalla
aharp aclaaora,
*4 teaap
|>aprtka
vi-Ketahle rutterà, rolundur, can
Vfc teaap. Worreaterahire aaucr
Hlble School 9:45 a m . Good an average fat production per
opener, etc l.ln« up your howl,
1 tliap. prepared horaaradlsh classes
for all ages.
R. C. cow of 498 pounds. Incomplete
fork and spoon
Hub bowl with clove of garlic; Doty, Superintendent.
data would Indicate that even
Morning Worship —11:00 a m. this average for the low herds
Ingrrdlenta and
For
vour hurba,
you must tuld remaining
l>ay
music by
the Is considerably above the av­
chooa« your own— whether It be atlr vlgoronaly with fork
Re- Mother's
W. L. Cady, Director. erage dairy cow production.
III« chervil. Ih« auge or awed inovo garlic, and beat dreasing ihotr.
(inali. Then
get ready for de­ thonaighly before servings Serv­ ! Sorm oi tiv rmatni os tkorn, ",\
Comparing production and its
licious,
delightful allinda
all es four
Young Man’s Faith that was Mo cost for the ten high cows and
aprlna long*
ther-M ade"
the ten low cows is perhaps not
Add the*« to your collection,
l e mo n Cream Mayonalae
Christian Endeavor— fi.30 p m . a fair way o f figuring because
right now!
Helpful meeting for young peo­ it Is a practical economic Im-
1 egg
ple.
I «up aalad oil
posiblllty for any dairyman to
frozen llidte and t hecae Salad
1 thap prepared mustard
Union
services
at Methodist have an ordinary working dairy
1 3-«»*. pu* huge cream cheese
1 tbap. sugar
herd of just ten cows with pro­
etrurch at 8:00 p.m
3 Il>epa
milk
'4 teaap salt
duction
as
high as the
ten
Note: This is Mother’s Day
H oup mayonalae
2 thaa. lemon Juice
!/Ct us ali make a special effort highest animals in the associa­
% «up whipped cream
Heal egg and salad oil in c to attend church in honor of mo­ tion; likewise, no dairyman would
H cup datPH, chopped
leetrlc mixer using high speed, ther .
want to keep a ten-cow
herd
cup blanched
almond*, or beat
vigorously with hand
A
very cordial invitation to with production as low as the
chopped
beater. When stiff add remaining all.
average
of the ten low cows.
3 teojipe. lemon Juice
ingredients:
beat alowly until
However, such a comparison ‘s
l.ettuc«
well blended
Makes ahont 1'4
The ten
highest
O R V A L H ART PLE AD S interesting.
Marnachlno cherrlea
« S ip s
produced.* averaged 676 pounds of
llleiid cream cheeae wlrh milk,
G U ILT Y TO CHARGE
fat and the ten lowest averaged
allr In mayonalae. then fold In
(•rapefruit Salad Cocktail
202 pounds of fat. a difference
w hipped cream, chopped datea.
Orval
Hart,
Jointly indicted of 473 pounds of butterfat for
Cirt
smooth skinned
grape
nlanched
almond*
und lemon fruit In halves and rut out the » .lh
Ernest Kell, Ellis Burr the year Here again comparison
Joke,
Pour Into
refrigerator core;
then with
a saw-edged Ruusell ami John NewJand on of the total cost o f feed and
iraya
and freeze until
firm
grapefruit knife or sharp par­ ■ barges of destruction o f per­ the return above feed cost Is
Cnutold. allce and aerve on crlap ing knife
With an in­
property in
connection rather startling.
loosen the flesh of sonal
lettuce, garnished with marna
breaking
of neon
light crease In feed cost of 65 per
enrh
segment
from the
skin with
signs at the {flow n Mug Diner cent the ten high cows gave a
#ast of town last year, entered return above feed cost 657 per
than the ten low
a
plea of guilty
in circuit cent greater
These comparisons
in
court last week. Ills sentence cows.
ocsts
both in
the high
was postponed until disposition feed
of the Kell ease, set for Thurs­ and low herds and o f the ten
day.
Kell aiso
appeared
In high and ten low cows, empha­
one of the valuable use.-
court last week to enter a plea size
the dairymen in the herd im­
of not guilty to the charge.
provement association Is able to
Carl Jepso, 31. transient from
make of the information gained
Onklnnd, California was arrested from testing; that is. to feed
by
Multnomah county
deputy the cows in his herd ascording
Sheriffs and booked In Washing­ to
their
ability
to produce.
ton county jail Monday on bur While adjusting the feed supply
CeodocW by ELEANOR HOWE
gtary charges, '¡he Multnomah
cow in keeping with
A clever way to take ear« of recipe for one made with pineapple, • ounty officers responded to a of each
her
production and having a
rubbers and galoahes:
Remove «range, and lemon Juices: Heat
mdio call at 1 to a.ui. Monday definite check on the response
the top board of your lop base­
cup of Julceo from each of these
Home, where
they the cow makes in production,
ment s t e p , fruits together In a double boiler. to Garden
box la the Beat 1 eggs and oomblns them with found Jepson in a beer pnrlor the dairyman who has this in­
top step, and H cup sugar. Add this mixture to belonging
to Mrs. M. Smith. formation is able to get his
l< ^ r
h i n g e t h e the hot fruit Juice and cook the He had broken glass out of a cows onto a basis of consuming
board b a c k dressing until thickened (about 10 rear window to enter and hnd
pc t-ir’ C an amount of feed n-
on.
T h e n minutes), being careful not to over­
w h « n a n y cook. Give the dressing time to then broken the glass from at they are able to profitably use.
m e m b e r of cool and then store In a modern eV oti'c music machine *uJ was
The highest producing cow in
tee
refrigerator, .iitcm* ling to ren'o* e the money
the f a m i l y alr-coudttlonod
w a n t s h i s where U will keep freak and sweet » l i i i l It contained.
rubbers or galoshes, be Joels lifts is the properly moist, clean washed
Call For Endorsed IVarrant»
«ip the board of the top step, and air of the refrigerator. When wish­
School
District Nr tuber
48,
there they are In a dust proof place, ing to serve, fold in 1 cup of cream OREGON P L A N AT­
e e e e
which has been whipped.
Washing.on County. ll?averton.
TRACTS
ATT
EN
TIO
N
lee cream froesar Ice cream—
Oregon, call etui, rued warrants
real old fashioned, velvety ice
Many a humdrum meal can be
No. 559 to No. 671 inclusive. In­
cream Is regaining Its popularity given a festive air — an un­
Oregon’s plan o f holding ee
terest stopped at this date. May
since modern ice cream freesete usual center­
«Minnie outlock conferences per­
4. 1938.
cut down the turning time to only piece. a change
iodically to keep that state’s ag­
I to 10 minutes have put this per­ of china, a xur-
Althea
Hauienbeck,
District
ricultural production In line with
ennial tovortto In the “quick dee- prl se eati ng
adv. c-23
market demands is attracting a Clerk.
sort“ das* . Tkus the art of chip­ piece, such as
great deal of national attention,
ping toe la agals an Important one. a table drawn
This Is tbs way our beet makers up In front of
reports E. R
Jackuian, exteu
PROPOSALS INVITED
of Ice cream do It: While hold­ a crackl i ng
ston agronomist, who has Just
ing a small pan tn one hand, with open Are and
Rids » ill be accepted t>y School
returned from Washington, D.
the aid of an Ice pick break off a set with a bright cover and cen­
Number 48 until
llu
where ho assisted tn making District
chunk of Ice about the earn« size tered with a lighted candle, make
hour
of
4:00
p.lti.
on
May
4tb
p'an*
and
regulations
for
the
of the pan from the cake tn the a cheery close to a busy day.
• • • •
Ice refrigerator. Place the pan tn
AAA
wheat
loans under
tlu for Fuel Oil specified as number
5. A ll bids to be addressed to
the oink end start chipping the
A delightful, simple menu for ever-normal granary plan
loe at one comer, making sure Sunday night:
Hot bacon and
While
Oregon
farmers have Mrs. A. Hauleabeck, School Dis­
that the pick strike« not more than cheeae sandwiches, fruit salad with
been
following
this
planning trict Clerk. Beaverton. Oregon..
a half Inch farther In each time. whipped cream, brownies and hot
Rids will be accepted by Seh ol
procedure
for
14
years,
most o-
Thaa each little piece of loe Is ooffee. Everything but the ooffee
Number
4, until
the
approximately the same site and con be prepared beforehand. For llier states nre just now making District
no effort la wasted tn haphazard example, the sandwiches can be a beginning in this field. Jack- , hour of 4:00 p.m . on June 10th
striking of the Ice.
made ready for broiling ahead of man Ml' <rt*.
As an indication for 125 cords more or less of
e e • •
time and placed ta the modern air-
number one wood
if the nation-wide interest
tn first growth
W h e n sewing w i t h conditioned Ice refrigerator, to­
in 4 foot lengths. Address all bids
tilts
subject,
F.
L.
llalnrd.
vlcc-
block
a gether with the fruit salad. There
■ thread,
UMWMI, wear
WfW m
to Mrs. A. Hauienbeck. Clerk
white apron to make these foods will keep fresh and direetor of the Oregon extension
service, »n s asked to prepare or District Number 49. Reaver-
the work «ester on the palatable until Sunday night «up
eyes. C e n v e r a e l y , per time.
a feature article on the snbjoet ton, Oregon.
e « « «
when sewing en white,
C. K. Mason. Chairman.
which will appear as a leading
a black apron la ad­
For weekend visits or short article in the May Issue of the
Althea Haulcnhcck. Clerk.
visable
trips, keep en hand a small paste
adv. c-22-23
board box containing toilet article« Country Gentleman.
cloth coots which pick np In sample else—toothbrush, soap,
tint easily may be cleaned by wet­ comb, small box ef aspirin, wash
ting a robber sponge, wringing It cloth, and some cleansing tissue.
dry. end then sponging the coat. This box Is light, does not take up
Of course, any woolen material mneh room in a suitcase, and is
that attracts lint may be handled always ready. It Is excellent for
bus and train trips. When return­
ts the m m manner.
e e e e
ing from a trip, refill or replace the
containers and put the box tn order
far the next time.
Cogqrrtght, IMS, by Eleanor Howe
r c C H U I 1C
IÏ
OlINC l ul l
tn u m tA S l
n
m
1
VI * J
J 1 JU■■
11 he
entire
association
last
year wo« a Dye year old grade
Jersey
belonging to the Hagg
Mrothera.
This cow
produced
»02 pounds of fat. Hh« has been
a consistently high producer and
makes this production with the
same atteniton the rest of the
herd gets; is milked but twice
a day, is fed the same feed*,
the quantity she gets being of
course adjusted to her produc-
1 Don. While
this cow has at
several times exceeded a hundred
pounds of fat per month, It is
her Hon*l*tent ability to maln-
>aln high production month af­
ter month
that builds up hei
high record. Recently breeders
and dairymen have begun to
l< ok
at the
production
of a
• ow over
her lifetime
as the
important factor. If Is going to
i»e Interesting to watch this an­
imal to note her production vi­
vo r her lifetime.
Herd Improvement association
j testing Is not carried on for
the pt rpose o f advertising hot
Ter r j i"1
FRTDAY. MAT 6. U M
-r
solefy 'Cur the'.sake
of giving
informai ion to the herd owner
ate ut
the production of
the
many units comprising his dairy
business
and to guide him in
his breeding
and feeding pin-
grants.
Herds completing testing Inst
year
belong to the following:
C.
ii.
Bumford,
Mrs.
Tom
William»,
L. R. Allen, David
Hagg and Son*, H. L. Rhadou,
John W . Mulioy, C. H. Bu­
chanan, Jr., Mrs. C. E. Rob­
ertson and Hon, J. H. Busch,
1 hriM Reiette, Arnos Watkins,
Mike Yunker, Mrs. I . Vander-
zanden, O T . Murphy, Brogden
Acres, Arthur W. Connell, Morn­
ing I>ew Dairy. Andrew Vander-
zanden, Fred H. Jossy, J. W .
Corey.
M. E. Toliver, Albert
Greener, Julius Christensen. F ' i
Grove Dairy, Edwin Rurkhaiter
A. J. Evers, Elmer E. Guerber.
and A. P . Ireland.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
(hut
tbs undersigned, by an
order
of tb« County Court of
Washington County, Oregon, duly
made
and entered
on tbs 4th
day of April,
1931. hns been
apported as administrator of ths
«slitIs
of Kniiun Sophia Carl­
son. Deceased. All persons hav­
ing claims iigginrt such eststs
ure
required
to present
Ute
amo within six month fr< m dat«
of this notice, with proper vou­
chers.
to the
undersigned
at
IPaverfon. Oregon.
Dated und first published this
Hlh day of April, A . D., 1931.
l>M»nard A. Carlson, Adminis­
trator of the Eslute of Emma
'.o;h:a < arisen. Deceased.
Joseph B. Felton. 316 U. 8.
\ N’ar onal Rank Build'ng, Haleru,
Oregon, Attorney for Administra­
to r.
adv. p-19-23
Beaverton Barber Shop
W. E. PEGG
NOTICE n> lUIDITOKH
C. i. STEVENS. PKOrttrCTOK I UNDERTAKER AND EMBAÍ.MER
SATISFACTIO N
OPTOMETRY
,{u„ dlng
GU ARANTEED
lîe.verto«
Glass«», Fitted or Reoairt-d
Our Specialty
DR. A. E. W ILSON
Help Kidneys
Don't Take Drastic Drugs
Tour Kidney« contals 9 million tiny tub<?i
or niters which may be endanger*1
! by neg­
lect or draauc. lrntatm g drugi. £ careful.
I f functional disorders of the Kidneys or
Bladder mace you tuSer from Getting Up
Night«, Nervoucnesa, Leg Pains, Circle j
Under Eyeis. Dizziness. Backache. 8*oller>
Joints. Excesa Acidity, or Burning P am ges,
don't rely on ordinary medicines. Pigh
auch trouble* w ith the doctor'« p re scrip ­
tion C y%t* t. Cydtex sta rt« w orking In 1
hours and m ust prove e n tire ly satisfacto ry
In 1 week, and be exactly the nv^dlcine you
nerd or money back la ruaranteed. Tele­
phone your druintlet ter f yet ex (Si&s-tex)
today The guarantee protect« you. Copr.
1937 The Knox Co.
Beware Kidney
Germs if Tired,
Nervous, Aching
. - . ... suffer
w _ . A c h lra
A i*.
rr enfi
you T
R * u n Down. Nervous,
o r Swollen Jolr.ta? Do you G r t Up N ights, or
su ile r frerm B u rn in g Passages, Frequent
• Heads'*hes.
ax-.sua tira, Leg
urg P
l l a i ir . « 4 , , _____
___ _ _ Dixxlness,
B ackache.
Puffy L B k elida.
L e ---------*
ts c f *
Appetite
and f ie r g y ?
T'*- *
“ petite and
If
cften
•• ¿o. the
•*•» tr»ie
“ wt cau.e c Ul.l
_ be gerir.i
. ,r. J ,
ten _
m _ ay
developed m the body d u rin g ccids. or by
bud teeth c r to n i.Is th a t need removing.
These r rm s n - > attack the delicate mem­
branes of your K id n e ys o r B iad tier and often
cause m uch trouble. O rd n a ry m edicine-
ra n t help m uch because thev d>n’t fight the
germx. T h e doctor's fo rr’ d a C y s t r x , no*
K 1
ney germs in 3 hours and m ¿t prove entirely ,
satisfacto ry in 1 week a ^ txs e xactly th i
m edicine you need c r m oney
is ir ia r -
in tccd . Tclfphcr*« vour d r jir ; : jot Ovate»
(Sfts-tex) to d sv T * r u a r x n .o • rotaci: '
frou Copr. 1031 t :*.-» 1Z n o - •
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