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HAZELDALE
H
lug
I,. Rogvra la putting
of »blind«» on Ula
u aid
hotli«
Here ia How to Launder
Them When They Have
Slide l'attener».
Gone are the daya when the uien
fe ll were willing to alimeli around
li. Jlareputahly nulled and unpreaaed
»»a h alai ka Today'» man la clothes
i miactous even In hla Inunga and
sjHirta outfits
Any wife and mother likes to aee
Did and Junior looking negl and
1 Ml— hut what a terrlOc problem
••»mi» up when one considers Ilio
t ■•easily o f keeping them that way
The problem uiugiiinea when we
.tic told hy statisticians that today
feu times aa many waali aliicka arc
'.M ing worn by the natlon'a moles 11»
I • •• years ago Another aurvey —
1 uiiducted hy a large aoaa* «un 11 tifai--
I tiler— bring» to light the fuel timi
In eight out of ten enae» laundering
It done In the home, dcapltr the
« xl»tence o f aoine 7 m») comiuerclal
'.• 1.unirle» In the country.
One hnppy thought, fo r thoae
w!nwe men wear wash alack» Ittled
with »lidi* fasti-nera. Is that the old
l»>k of n-plai-tug huttona vanishes
It la mu Id that more than hit If this
year's output will lie ao biade
Always In washing »link» avoid
(idling wutrr — a temperature up to
I to degree» Is good Huda »liould lie
snide from a proven, mllil lint effect­
ive soup, a number of which are on
the market. Houklng for a half hour
•1 lunger before washing helps to
•ooaeil the dirt aud uiukes washing
euder.
When you wash alide fastened
slacks always cloae the fu»teuer ao
Ih it the little couplers will I»' meshed,
and therefore cannot tie damaged In
your wnailing min blue Also there
will he no cimine for the fabric of
lloli Mairar la building u navt
buiu uu Ilia plum
Mr. itud iMra. Huy Vtnobel 1«
guv« 4 purty Friday u(turao'*u
tu tumor o f tlivlr aon Jlinmlo't
butiidgy
untitvoianry.
Guest»
War«: Jlinntlu and Tuddl« Nov.'-
ton
of
Guidon Hotua; Dob'ilo
Hgl««, Ralph Jolmaon, Dal« in !
Clifford Malm ami Hllll« I 111 1.1 *
Mr. uud Mr» Georg» Hunforn
ar* ruuiodolliig lludr garug« and
will glv« It u u«w rout of pulut.
Wayn» Itoyd who waa killed
win'll struck hy u our Sundb'
tnornlng nnur Forest drove wua
u brother of Mra. ilutold Hlun-p»1'
of till» (‘immunity.
Mr uud Mr». John Copley and
Mra Holier! Nelann returned Hut-
nrday from u four duy vaca­
tion trip to funuda.
Mra. J. W. HchiiUl uud Edna
HunaUm of Hell
Ktutlon
w erj
vlaltora at the Oscar Pier» in
home Friday.
Onrtu lleaterl«« of Heed v* lie
la atuylng wllh Mr» l,yle Taylor.
<i
IJehnow of Hherwood la
'ailing lua duughter, Mra. Matt
«¡arven. tin» week
Friend» gut he rial for a picnic
dinner jiurty In the yurd o f Mra.
Ketiecoa Klleraon Tuesday. hon­
oring her 79th birthday.
Koaedale and llazeldale
I II
rluha will hold their annual p'c-
nlc at IWUm drove Sunday.
Men from here who have been
fighting fire for the t’onaoL-
dated l/im bor company are J ic'i
Kturk. Kd llurlal. Arthur Syver-
aou and John dulllford.
Mra Kehecra Klleraon who h'S
lived in Uu- community for over
60 veara mid relobrated her 7'* '1
Flavor lurks lu every single
lilrthdiiy
annlveraary
Tuesday,
glut*
Jur o f 'prepared hor•#-rad-
recalled the fir»t l»aue o f the
Telegram published In 1877. She mil. Lift» up »aucea und salad
euld everyone wua excited over dressing», purka up meat dishes,
the event and that the flret Is- good in cooked tulud dressing
aue waa only one-hulf the a'z* and sour cream dressing uud
o f the Kcvlew.
! live» happily with
cucumbers.
Mra. Oaear John»ou and cli'l- Hulled beef erica for ID
dren returned
home
Suturday
a a a
from a two-weeUa viatl ut Toledo
Stuffed eggs will he with ua
with her twin »later, Mra. Nela
Auderaou, and with Mra Oa<vr •in long ua picnickers aurv vc.
Any hen would be proud of her
Tarsell ut Huletn.
Mr. uud Mra. Al Jolderka and output If after hurdcooklng. the
children visited relative» at Ger- : yolks ure mixed with smoked
Norwegian sardines, mayonnaise
vta Sunday.
Mra. Kugene Truaael and hol y Worcestershire and seasonings—
eon
Hubert
of
Alm»vllle a»« 1 the wliole blended and pul right
-pending u few (laya with her hack into the sheila.
a a a
purenia, Mr. and Mra. Tom &ld
lor
C*M wmc »"Nut-Fruit Salad
Mr. and Mrs. Donnld Prair.'
returned home Sunday from a i (Serve In whole cabbage shell I
week» vacation ut Grant» Pass
Remove outside leaves o f ted
nad al>>ng the count.
cabhuge. Cot off top. With sharp
Mr and Mra. Dick Kelly v'a- knife, cut out center,
leaving
Ited Oakland and the w orld'» outside a* a ‘‘ahell.’’ Chop th.s
fair laat week. On their return 1 center cabbage fine, crisp, and
trip they attended the Tillamook drain. Mix with 'pineapple tiu-
County fair.
hita. chopped Brazil nuts, chop­
Painter* are buay thla wee'; ped red-aktnncd apple (unpeeled)
giving the uchool house a new and a few raisins. Mix w:t*i
French dieaamg. T o serve pile
coat of (mint.
naiad mixture buck Into cabbage
COOPER MT.
ars h« gaby not'.¿led gad required
to y r m *at the gam«,
iogsthei
with isop g t voucher« t her «for, to
tba uodstlfuad «t thg Igw office«
of
Harry Daniel, 611 Dumber
man's
Building. Port lend. O re­
gon, within six mouths from the
date hereof.
Dated thla 4th day o f August.
Washing and Pressing o f Summer Slacks Made Easj
Born to Mr «ltd Mrs. Himuti
Doughty, August », ut Amity, 4
■Irl SUv Ini* I h ' wii iiuiiim ! An
iiu K h Herillo«. liar graudpsrutits
are Mr mid Mr» Hurt Doughty.
Ilfiiry liouura lin» U iik a u «<‘
wall on til» plum and 1» pr.r
purlug to Inilld a pump hotin .
mi.
Jennie Hath, Administratrix of
the Katnte of said deceased.
Harry Daniel. Attorney for Ad­
ministrât rtx.
38-40
HI M RONS
IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF
T H £ STATE OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Dorothy Patterson Plaintiff, vs.
Harry Delbert
Patterson, De­
fendant.
To Harry Ilelbert Patterson, the
above defendant ,
In the name of the State of
Oregon. You are hereby required
to appear and answer the com­
plaint filed against you In the
above entitled cause on or before
September 5, 1939, which date is
other garments In the wash to tangle gu r meut towerda you over the Iron four week« from the date of the
lug Isiard ua you tintali each section B rit publication of this summons
In an open fastener.
When the slick a have a slid- the date of the first publication
In wringing, ninke sure that the
wringer rolls ere adjusted aa loosely fastener—preSs die waist sectloua ox thereof being August 4, 1939. and
na poeslble ao that the slider or the right end of the Ironing boom the date of the laat publication
mumble pert which opens and closes with the faatener open ell of the way
thereof being September 1, 1939.
the slide faatener will not he crushed so die: die slider Is off the board en­
tirely Although no harm will be doni and If you fall so to appear and
or dnmuged.
for want thereof the
When you reach the pressing stage If you press on the couplera of Hi« answer.
the »lucks should be lightly starched ra »teuer, never press on the alidi r 1 plaintiff will apply to the Court
uiul pressed dump rather tliau wet. When you finish the waist, close tin ! for the relief prayed for In her
Your Iron should lie hot.
rsNleuer completely and start on dm complaint
filed herein, to-wit.
Tackle the pocket« first. Iron them legs.
1 for a decree forever dissolving
limlde out mid Iron until dry, then
Hy placing the times m over th* j the marriage now existing be-
rcplm-e them to their normal post m i »cum and pressing from die In
linn Next prraa the waist of the i-eum aide, yuu are assured of gettiti i tween you and the plaintiff upon
»lack» hy iN-gliinlug on the front over the leg creases In the right placo ! the grounds of crue! and inhuman
the right end of your Ironing board, Of course, you presa only one leg a. I treatment.
This summons is served upon
11 time and die experts tell ns that I*
ns shown In the Illustration.
C ontinue Ironing In straight 1» wise to preen the cuff thorou« -Ij you by publication thereof in the
strokes with the thread of the fabric (trat tiefore pressing die rest id Beaverton
Review.
pr suant to
until each neetton Is dry. Bring die die leg.
order of the Honorable R. Frank
1 Peter», Judge o f the above en-
et ux <30.938 acres T1 4 2 K2W. | titled Court, made, rendered and
Manuel E Watson et ux to How­ dated August 3, 1939. which said
ard W'atson, part tract 10 Hills­ order prescribed that said snm-
boro garden tracts; Bertha Ton­ mons be published in said news­
paper
for four successive and
gue to Howard Watson 1.31 acres
consecutive weeks.
Tongue’s add Hillsboro; K W
WM. O. HARE, Attorney for
Currfti et ux to Ralph A arris
Plaintiff.
Resident
Attor­
et al part lot 12 blk 4 Thorne’ s
ney State o f Oregon, Post-
"sh e ll."
Mayonnaise
may
he add to Hillaboro; William Har­
office address;
First Na­
rison et ux to George W Jo) n-
passed.
tional Bank Building. IliUj,-
a a a
ston et ux part lot 4 blk 28
boro. Oregon.
36*40
Reiners Get Crowned
Forest Grove; Annie 'Well* et al
Ever since "h ot dogs’ ’ have ' Randolph S Carroll et x 20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
been Judged fit for a king, the acres sec 25 T18 R2W'; J H
THE COUNTY COURT OF
welner has been climbing Ice Frazer et x to Gertrude Cleve­ IN
TIG: STATE OF OREGON FOR
social ladder, and now emerge land Cox part lot 12 Frultvale
WASHINGTON COUNTY
as a Crown Roast, a Juicy affair add Forest G rove; U S Nat Bk
In the Matter o f the Estate o f
with a stuffing.
Portland to Otto
Carl
R cif-
DANIEL MERNER. Deceased.
¡¡4 welners or
srhnieder lot 12 blk 4 Multno­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
12 shirt fat welnera
mah Country club add plat 2; that
the undersigned has been
Bran at ufflng
Julia A Roe to Arthur J JYoe- duly confirmed by the above en­
Arrange
welners in vertliie mans et ux part lot 2 blk40
titled court as executrix of the
position around aide o f 8-inch Forest Grove; Inis E Miller et
laist 'Will and Testament of said
cauaerole. Put stuffing Into the Ux to Lester David Miller et al
casserole, pressing welners will one-half acrea sec 7 A 8 TIN
Into the dressing,
forming
a R4W ; Susie O Smith to John H ä
crown roust effect. Iiuke in m od­ Hulett S * o f lota 5 A 6 blk
erate oven |375 F) about 25 mm* 9 Beaverton; Emily V Marshall
uteS. Eight servings.
to Edith A Brunn part tract 123;
I Iran ¡Stuffing
Title A Trust Co to Emily V
12 cups (A-Inch bread cube* Marshall tract« In Bonny Slope;
Manuel E Watson et ux to Nell
1 cup all-bran
W McDuffee part blk 10 H ills­
3 tbepa. minced onion
boro tr*; George Henry Wood
%
cup melted at 1
et ux to John O Anderson et ux
%
teasp. sage
part blk 1 Beaverton; Washlng-
*•* teuap. pepper
to County to James W Robert­
H , teasp. poultry seasoning
son et ux blk 37 Nehalem Co
1V4 cups stock or water
Combine bread cubes with all- 1st add Timber; Bertha L Beers
bran Saute onion in fat a id to Oeo W Beers part of Hum­
add to bread. Add seasonings and phrey's add to H illsboro; H F
stock. Mix well.
Kennard et ux to W H Cannon
et ux pnrt of sec 23 T3N R5W.
R3W; Fran* C Pauli et ux te
Harry Seaibold 1.063 acres J S
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Griffin DLC No. 56; Ethel M In the Count) Court o( tl>e Strte
Barnes to Harold G Russell et ° f Oregon for Washington Count)
ux part of Michael Moore DLC In the Matter of tha LaMto of
TLS R2W; Chros Doinaschoff !;y
Jessie Gertrude Weir, deceased.
et ux to E Koinmer part o f sec
Notice Is hereby given that tho
4 T2N R4\V ; Stella KUley to undersigned
has been duly »p-
Maude M Swisher part lot 56 poluted
by the above
entitled
steels add Bcaveron; J B Pllking* court as administratrix o f the es­
ton to (Mabel C Pilkington part tate
of said deceased, and has
o f sec 13 T2S RIW ; Frank Kun- duly qualified as such.
Now.
Therefore,
all persons
delius et ux to John F Burkey
%
P
.1
a
LOOK!
House Paint, per gallon
Screen Doors 3-4x2 6x6-6
:: 2 4 ” Poultry Netting 2-in., rl
Rosin Sized Paper, 20-lb.
Mortise Locks
•
Kalsomine, per pound
$1.89
$1.85
$1.08
.79
.55
61 -2c
Drain Tile . Doors
W indow s . Nails
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m -
ALOHA
w
Miss El soma Nnult nnd Mr .
Exllda Nault of Ispemlng. Mich.,
who have been guests at the A
J. Nault home for the past three
weeks left Monday morning for
thier homes.
:
deceased, and Dan July qualified
M snob
NOW, THEREFORE, alt persons
having eta Una against said estate
are hereby notified and required
to present
the same, together
with proper vouchers thereior, to
the unuet signed a* the law offico
o f Win. O. ilare. In the First Na
tlonal
Bank building. In Hill*
boro. Oregon, within six month«
from the date hereof.
Dated this 24th day of July,
1939.
ANNIE MERNER. Executrix ol
the to»t Will and leatament ol
said deceased.
Wm G. Hare, attorney lor
Efeecutrlx.
36-23
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’ * SAI.L
OF HEAL PROPERTY
NOTICE 1« hereby given that by
virtue of an execution and order
of sale issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
\Ya.-tiiugton County on the 25th
day of July, 1939, upon aud pur­
suant to decree duly made. ren~
dr red aud entered by said Court
on said date in a suit pending
therein in which C. JONES, as
ancillary administrator of the es­
tate of i<aura J. .-dayman, de­
ceased. with the Will of said de­
ceased annexed, ts plaintiff, and
MARY
L. SMITH, DAVID
U
SMITH and MARIA SMITH, hts
wife, R. LEONARD SMITH. CAR
OLINE
ELIZABETH
SMITH,
GLADYS
SMITH, FRED WAL-
I.ACE SMITH, also known as Wal­
la..: Srnilti. RAYMOND D. MAR­
TIN < HARLES R. MARTIN and
JA N I
DOB MARTIN, his wife,
JAMES
W. MARTIN
and ED­
WARD R. MARTIN, and E J.
FRANCIS,
administrator of the
estate of Ambrose D. Smith, de­
ceased,
are defendants, to me
directed and commanding me to
sell the real property hereinafter
described to satisfy the sum of
$900.00 with Interest thereon from
May 33. 1932, at the rate of four
percent per annum and the fur­
ther sum o f $150.00 attorney s
fees, which said sums were found
due and owing until the plaintiff
together with the costs and ex­
penses of said sale. I will, on
Saturday the 26th day o f August,
1939. at the hour o f ten o ’clock
A.M. of said day offer for sale
and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, and su b ­
ject to redemption as provided by
law
aDd subject to the dower
right o f MARY E SMITH, there­
in at
thereto. Ihe following de­
scribed real property, situate In
Washington County, Oregon, to-
wit:
PARCEL No. L A tract of
land situated tn the West half
o f the Barr D. E C. in Sec.
24. T. 1 3
R 1 W W M.
Washington
Coutfty, Oregon,
more- particularly described
a« fellow s: Beginning at •
point on the North lino of
the county rood 826 feet eas­
terly of the section line be­
tween
»eld Section 24 end
Section 23. slid point being
the Southeast corn
'o f
a
truct of lend beret ore con­
veyed by Tualatin
ill Com­
pany to I. N. and Mary E.
Robinson, recorded in Book
81. page 122 of Deed*, thence
running North along the east
Hue of said Robinoon’e tract
and
containing
along said
east line ns extended to the
North
line of the Harr D.
E C., thence oast along said
North line to the Northwest
corner
o f a tract o f land
heretofore
conveyed by J.
Thompson and wife to Wil­
liam Greenwood, recorded In
Book S, page 293 o f Deeds:
thence South along the West
line ef said Greenwood tract
to a point 231 reet North of
the North line of the county
road, said point being the
Northeast corner o f a tract
of land heretofore conveyed
by
the Tualatin Mill Com­
pany to Ann M. Fuller, re­
corded February 15, 1906, In
Book 71, page 440 of Deeds;
thence westerly and parallel
with the North line of said
county road about 410.5 feet
to a point 231 feet north of
the North line of said road,
said point being the North­
west corner o f a tract o f
land heretofore conveyed by
the Tualatin Mill Company to
Minnie Stephenson, recorded
in Book 81. page 801, o f
Deeds, thence south along the
West
line o f said Stephen­
son’s tract 231 feet to the
North tin« o f said County
road; thence W esterly along
the North line of said county
road to the place o f begin­
ning.
PARCEL No. 2. Lots 7, 8 . 9
and 10 In Block B ; Lota 1.
2, 3 and 4 in Block D, all the
above lots and blocks being
situate In Tualatin Grove tract
according
to the map and
plat thereof as recorded
In
the records of
Washington
County, and situated in the
West half o f the Barr D. E
C. In Section 24. T. 2 S. R.
1 W. W. M.
Dated this 26th day o f July.
1939.
J. W. CONNELL» Sheriff o f
Washington
County, Oregon.
First publication July 28. 1939.
Lest publication Aug. 25. 1939.
Bag ley & Hare, attorneys for
plaintiff.
36-89
'f ' '4'
ANNUAL
Fritz Tollefsen left last week
to uttond the world’s fair nt
'Mrs. Charles Weaver la very San Francisco.
ill at her home.
Aloha Community Church Sun­
Mr und Mra. E. W. Llverm orj day school held Its annuail nm­
»till
granddaughter
Esther re­ ole Suturday evening at Wash­
turned home Tuesday from 11 al\ ington park.
weeks trip visiting relatives ill
Wlnnlfred Thorns accompanied
Minnesota und Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gilmore
Mr, uud Mrs. Wilbur C rocscr on
a
vacation trip to lotke
and huh) left Thursday for u Igiulsc, British Columbia.
vl.lt with Air. (¡rocker’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kerr havo
Mr
und Mrs. Joe Crocker at us their guest Mrs. Kerr’s moth­
Monmouth.
er, Mrs. Hose Estes o f Hoqulam,
Mrs. Jake Kemmer has as her Washington
4 - W 4 4 - ! - W 4 4 - W - 4 4 “ ) 4 4 'H -4“i- i ♦ ♦ 4 t " l '!'t"i“ !-'l"i,4 4 iH ii-H "M l4 4,,i"f
gtic»t this week her sister Ml».
Mr. and Mr«. A. T. Griffith
Frank Wager of Portland.
have ns their guest Airs. Grli
Mr. and M m . Milan Plzer nno flth’a sister, Miss Jessie Mac­
daughters I la Mae and Helen of Gregor of Ix>s Angeles.
Seaside were visitors over the
Wallace Dorthlrk of Portland
weekend, of Mrs. Plzer’s mother has purchased the John P. Locke
Mrs. Ves llany. The Plzer and place near Dan Shaw, and is
Hnny families attended the t e»r • remodeling the house into a cluo
rlatorial
days
celebration
nt house.
Oregon City Saturday. 11« Mao
Mis» liorralne Flethcer Is a t­
Is
still
visiting
her
grand­ tending the worlds fair at San
mother.
Frnnclsco.
•
Joan
Slushor
of
Dufur
Is
Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Nault and
spending Ihe week ns the g tost daughters, Katherine and Mrs.
o f Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hart.
E. Thompson (Pat) with their
Mr. and Mrs. Joke Kemmer guest* Miss Klsima Nault ami
and relatives from Portland pic­ Mrs. Exllda Nault
and
other
nicked at Bonneville Sunday.
friends picnicked at Dodge Park
Mrs. W. L. Schuld o f Bell Sunday
station was a guest ut the V,*s
Mrs. Ethel Brttch arrived home
Bany home Tuesday.
Sunday from an extended vi-dt
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Liver­ In California.
more o f Wlllhridge were dinner
Eric Hanson is remodeling his
guests Saturday evening at tin chicket. house preparing to In-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Vos Bany. create hi» flock.
Mrs. Myrtle Rllley Is vacation­
ing nt the benches and recover­
Real Estate Transfers
ing from n recent Illness.
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W . J. McCREADY
LUMBER CO.
Itentilanl Benz et ux to Burt
S Wilson te ux lot 49 3rd add
Bemb park; Margaret Sholvln
to A B Lets et ux 1 acre sec
F. D. PECK, Manager
11 T1S R lW ; Washington Coun­
ty to Earl Menueu blk 10’ talbort
Telephonne 4603
Beavarton
add Cornelius; Isabel Margaret
Cannoli et al to John Creston
Marshall et ux 2.18 acres TIN + + + + » ! M t I » I I H 4 U I I 1 4 KM ♦ «4 4 > M I I I U I H 4 4 F H 4 »
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S t. Mary’s of the Valley
One Mile W est o f Beaverton
Labor Day, Sept. 4
I
Chicken Dinner Served 12 to 6 p. m.
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FREE ADMISSION TO GROUNDS
Everybody Welcome
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