The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941, June 14, 1940, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextF R ID A Y , J| NK 14, I MU TH E Refuse Fear Shipments No pear »lock Irom Oregou or any other stale w ill be accepted (o r shipment into S|M>kane cou nty. Washington state depart rnent o f agriculture officials have notified the Oregon state depart Bient o f agrlcuttura. Spokane county is under quarantine for pear pay 11a S P E C IA L M USIC TO BE FEATURED K ILLS G O PH ER S IN D EM O NSTR ATIO N » * * HUUbero Tweaty-oue k ill» out os 23 treatments was the score made In poisoning gopher» in a rodent control demonstra- tlon put on In the Oaston corn- munity ib.v Hoy Fugate o f the hkvlogical surVey, and Fainter Torveud. assistant county agent. The poisou used was powdered sithrychnitte on c lo w r and a l falfa leaves. V lH*heU TH IR D C H A P T E R at the Church o f C hrist Miss W IL L BE SH O W N Anna May lxtng w ill be leader. The subject will (be a Flag h . . „ The third chapter o f Che story Pay Discussion. "A Challt£ige in drama of Mary Maxdalene To American Youth." Special will be given next Sunday eve songs and music will be a part ning. Magdalene, who is posses of the program. sed wich seven devils gets her first sight o f The Master. TW O SOFTBALL In addition to this beautiful (LAMES TO N IG H T drama, the song. "O- Soul W ith s e a out a savior" w ill be pantlmi- Tw o games are coming up to med. There will also be special night. Friday. June l* . The first music. Mr. Coulter will apeak West Slope w ill take on Che on the subject. “ Filtering The Oacar Butler team. The Sec Kingdom Of God.’’ ond game, which promisla to be a thriller, is between Thrifty ♦Market and the Colored Mech SIN G S PR A ISE S OF anics. CRIM SON C LO V E R And can those gentlemen hus tle Chat pill around. Oregon City— Ttie use o f crim son clover as a pasture crop on uplands has developed to a B R E A K S H ER H IP point where it seems possible IN B A D F A L L to grow almost as much forage per acre on these as is obtained Mrs. Harry Alexander had the very great misfortune to on iriigated laud with ladino fall Friday and break her hip clover, reports J. J. Lnskeep. county agiicuiturul She was taken to Portland Clackamas Sanitorium whene a very delt- agent. eate operation was i> -formed to A seeding o f crimson d o vei unite the two bone ends. At and ryegi&ss as a pasture crop present she is reported as do on the Tiddeldewink Jersey farm ing very well and hopes to re near here was so successful that turn home in a fortnight. j a herd of cows used only four i ions o f put chased hay last win- : ter, compared with the usual TRIES O UT SER j requirement of 40 or 50 tons.. VICE E X T E N SIO N The clover and ryegrass were Oregon Motor stages have de seeded two years ago in May. themselves last cided to extend the Farmington : : Both reseeded , J road bus service as far meet as Chapman s Corners, or to the junction of Farmington road and ■Wheeler Avenue and follow t!he Avenue to Aloha. %__ This extension of the service w ill be for a period of 60 days as a trial to 9ee if it will compensate the company enough to establish permanent opera tions along that route. 8um,ner rMU,t,n* ,n a " » 1- i UDteer tr o P than th* <>rt*na!. |Thia volunte*r seeding has been pastured since last October with cows on pasture every day dur ing the winter when weather permitted. Clackamas county farmers ex pect to harvest about 2,000' ac res o f crimson clover seed this year, says Iuskeep. By BE TTY BARCLAY REVIEW I C. F. Mason, were graduated at Heed college Sunday. The Fred Twohys are enter taining one o f his sisters irom Washington. 1) C. ly Frances L e t B a rto n ---- 1 Gene Brown ts home from the T'S eaay to make a mountain out University at Fugene. o f a mole hill it you are pessi mistic by nature. It's Just as easy A . W . Howe of Portland has m. to make a treat Just opened a new shoe repair out of a trifle — »hop lu the tiuwly constructed even though you addition to the Noyes Building a s s u r e y o u r across Watson street from the friends that “ you never were a telephone office. good cook." Fol Mr. uml Mrs. W. M . Brown low this almplo have returned to their home a recipe carefully mile smith o f town. M r. llrown and you'll pre pare something has been working in camp. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noyes surprisingly delicious. Call tt a ta .A r "Gelatin Trifle" if you wish. Your s|ieui the week end at their FOH YOUR VEG ETABLE AND i guests will assure you it is a ranch at Hebo. , “ T r e a t" flow er plauta you eau do be- Gelatin Trifle Mra. II. M iller was In Oregon 1er at Felsher'a Store on Wuteou | J package lemon flavored gelatin: |n , y Momftiy SI., oue ami one-half miles from j l package strawberry-flavored rela- Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gibson ut live bank at Beaverton. I7U i First Insertion, per w ord ...2 c tin: 2 pints hot water; 1 oup diced tended the graduating exercises Fach additional, per word lc canned pineapple; 12 marshma!- Washington State College at lows, finely cut; (Minimum otiarge 25c) - ngers or pu||nmn ¡¿,1 They report COB SALK: M ILLW OOD AND strips of cake; canned pineapple Saw Dual. Wilson Fuel Yard. exceeding torrid w»«artier eiiroun* finger»; 1 cup cream, whipped. Count each word to he printed ut their new location on I*otn- Dissolve each package of gelatin tered on the way home Monday, Double charge for all blind ada bard beta ««on Broadway and in 1 pint o f hot water. Turn into and especially the sort dished The Review assumes no 'I Bertha-Iteuvvrtou Koud. Phone shallow pans. Chill until firm. Cut out at W alla WMIIa. in cubes. Combine l«'mou-flav, I nandal responsibility (or er Beavcrtou 41102 udv. c23tf W. K- Pegg attended that P o r t-: gelatin cukes and pineapple. Com rors which may appear In ad bine straw berry - flavored gelatin laud meeting of tho Oregon Stule I vertisement* in Its columns, FOR HALF A 2-wheel trailer Funeral IMrtwtors Monday. They rubes and marshmallows. Line hut In cases where Ihe paper A. J large serving dish alternately with drove to Bonneville In the ui-1 tvasonublo, for »-ash. Is at fault w ill reprint that lady fingers and pineapple fingers. ternoou and had supper at Siin- ! Mwltier. All««n Ave. adv. p2S Place layer of lemon gelatin mix port o f the ad In which the ■nous' at Multnomah Fulls. With ture in serving dish, then layer of error appeared. 1 OR Kl M » r 3 room apart- his chutarterlsllc humor he re- I strawberry gelatin mixture; repeat, m ent Phone »416 or Inquire An additional oharge of 10c finishing with layer of strawberry ported. "W e gut almost us g ,i>-J will he made when wont ad* gelatin mixture. Top with whipned a meal liter«« for a dollar us at The Rev lea- office. cream. Garnish with gelatin cubes, Hug cl and Albert will sell you are charged and hilling Is if desired. Servos 10 to 12. made the first of Ihe month. at The Greyhound for 35 cents." I ajoiijoo s.p.iiiiijaji jo jsu.i pmu u m i ‘MC Mi : >1 J O C AM . — PHONE — W R IT E v\ • d O.I.I poo»> .«sou dai There are subatitutea for al Telephone 9415 ! -sphw • s.i|jloqaun» \ wuosxoti most everything excepting work , sunxo'i sJ.k^J|d Xji.ni II I JA l i t and sleep. Treats Out O f Trifles I Classified Ad Rates si- Lot GARLIC Help Fight Harmful Colo* Bacteria -a Out of sorts? Ilsrmful bsrtsrts Is srrumu- LOCAL N E W S ^ A birthday party Saturday evening or Mr .nd Mr., » was latsd ws*to matter in your eolon msr !» poisoning you and musini <Hs»r«»lni hfilnch»» and dlsminsss. Try DKAKMOKX j p i j w m udori«»» (tarile TaMats Coma if Ir K t t J sod gal s KKKK trisl parks«* given " V r . ' D E A N ’S DRUG STORE ( Il II. Il lit > I ure»l For l>»»y or night— In your home or mine. Have the best «»( reference». Mr». N. Hall, Klghth St I« tween Watson auJ Frank lin -plfl p t r y G R A S iT NOTARY PU BLIC • IIIIURANCI IN • 11T (0 J^ANUI Insurance Notary . Real Fatate at Aloha honoring F. H, S c h n e n e ----------------------------------------------- POH (4.(1. K—Good 1259-lb horse ; - Court whist was played and the works »Ingle or double Also I Just Opened high score for women went to harness, plow. i »aient stan ♦ - Mrs. A. E. Hanson while Dov R O W E ’S SHOE SH OP chions. O R. Lung. Cornelltl» (•ray got ihe men s prize. M U S T A « \TSON STS Beaverton Barber Shop Pnss road It. 13, Portland ut Mr. and Mrs. Valentine of lilk South Of Po*t o ile r Old Folketiberg school house p-2'J J. S TLTK X S, Prop. Portland, wh«> have been visit- Ifi-pairlng and Shining iug a sou In California, stopiietl Hal Mart Ion Guaranteed I HKKRIKK W ill be received on their way home to visit a ut Tuainut Plant. Hutar, for brother, H, J. Valentine here. NEW , brining by Kelley, Furqubur A To celebrate her birthday Sat- Co. See J. H. Jack for prl urday Virginia Bishop. along M ANAGEM ENT ces, boxes, etc. adv c-2 * Fritz Abendroth with Jack See. Bnd Wright, und Dorris West went to Salem to ‘ l or 'rhe JEW ELER tikR S I L L Canning strawber see the ball game. V irginias Hillsboro and Beaverton ries. 21% cents por pound on A L O H A IN N father, Biddie BIAiop, is mana Successor lo the vines. Den Yosblda's ranch ger o f the Salem team. A. E. WILSON R E F R E SH M E N T S R. 1, Beaverton ton the Hart Mr. and Mrs. Adolph I a Fond " « W h Repairing a speciali) road). ndv. p-2'* LUNCHES will leave Monday for Montana r. and Minnesota vacation. i eaatuig and Frolicking ;■;> Feature the Fourth BFAVFRTON for a two-montli A reception was given in hon- j or of Miss Alice Watts Wednes- < day evening. Miss Watts Is a missionary lately returned from China and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Henry Watts who live on Watson street. The guests met at the Nazarene church and the refreshments were served at the Congregational church. Mr. and Mrs. J. I*. McKeel were w .ek end visitors at Cot tage Grove. On The Highway W. V IN E Y A R D , Prop i'AKPKSTKK WORK If It's new building. Alterations or repairing " L E T FRANK DO I T ! " Lyon, IL 1. Hx 335 Beaverton A. A. TH IBODO Formrrl) with Has GAS Picn?ce, parfie- -«rrades, baseball Magic Fresh Fruit Ice Cream or a happy da. at home — no (Automatic Refrigerator Method) matter what you plan for the y3 cup sweetened condensed milk Fourth, you will want some pleas- cup water; 1 cup fruit* ing surprises for this holiday's i >4 cup pondered sugar .. meals. Here they are: I I cup whipping cream Cold Salmon with Cucumber Sauce t Mix sweetened condensed mill 1 box (16 oz.) quick-frozen sal-; and water. Add fruit, sw ot' -ne< * .with sugar. (The average fruit re non steak, cooked 1% cups finely chopped cucumber ‘ quires about Vi cup sugar.) Chill Jay Gibson. Jr.. Is spending j i Whip ..earn to custard-like con 1 teaspoon salt sistency. Fold into chilled mixture his vacation working in the tank % teaspoon pepper Freeze in freezing unit of refrigera at (Yaigm ont} Idaho 1 teaspoon sciaped onion tor until half frozen. Scrape fron Miss Mildred Twohy and Da 1 T »1“ L ^ ' T quick v f ' r frozen n ^ . l s salmon, .n n 1 ^ > tray. Beat until .mootl To cook i ' vid Mason, son of Dr. and Mrs. i Replace in freez place salmon (frosted or thawed) “ ut not rn-lled- in saucepan; add 1 cup water, >4 ing unit until frozen. Serves 6. *Use one of these fruits: cup sliced celery, >4 cup sliced 1 cup crushed fresh peaches onions, V4 cup sliced carrots, 1 1 cup crushed strawberries sprig parsley, 1 teaspoon salt, 4 Studio Barber Shop 1 cup fresh or canned crushed pine peppercorns, 2 whole cloves, and 3 Frank Moore, Ppop., Beaverton apple thick slices of lemon. Cover and CH ILD R E N 'S HA I R CUT. 35c cook gently about 20 minutes, or 1 cup diced bananas, mashed wit! a silver fork UNION SHOP until salmon is done; cool in liquor. N O Y E S P L U M B IN G Note: For Orange Ice Cream When cold, remove and chill. Serve Guaranteed Workmanship substitute % cup orange Juice fot Watson St. At Finti 4 with Cucumber Sauce. Serves 4. Cucumber Sauce: Drain cucum- water and V6 teaspoon grate« ber; add remaining'ingredients and orange rind for the fruit and omii mix lightly. Chill. Makes about! tlle Bugar- cups sauce. | Patriots’ Coffee Cookta'l» You can serve fresh fbh treats j cup decafft ncted colice, drip oi all the year round, no matter how ( regular grind p ; yon live from the sea, if you 4 cups water t i e quick-frozen foods. All the 4 heaping trblespocn» whipped ^ lublesome tasks of cleaning were cream or ice cream ucl quick-freezing sealed ....* A before * ‘ Cracked Ice tn their full, fresh flavor with »ub- Make the coffee by any desired Arctlc cold. Quick-frozen fruits method. If percolated, “ perk" (* d vegetables, too, are all ready lowly and gently about 18 minutes. to serve or cook just as they come Pour ove«- cracked Ice to cool. Put from the cartons — a special1 coffee and cream In cocktail shaker blessing to hov .-.iv .s when the and shake well. Serve well chilled. mercury goes re. in tall glasses. Serves 4. Remem J ber when you make decaffeinated Pireappl* C. .1 Ciu-.-bnuts coffee by the pot or percolator 3Vi cups aiii.d a lli-u ift..- flour method that a little extra brewing . . . . J 1. ij . a it* ». < . ,cr time is needed to bring out the full 1 ten-.: oon salt rich flavor. f i terrpoon nutmeg Tb-re coffee cocktails co-star Vj teaspoon cinnamon happily with any asaoi intent of 3 cup sugar caae or cooklos. Everyone can en 2 eggs, well beaten joy extra helpings even late In the 2 tablespoons melted shortening evening without worrying about 1 cup milk .»leeping problems. 1 — 1 pound 14 ounce can Ripe Red Raspberry and Hawaiian pineapple gtir.s Strawberry J t ’\y FURNACES BROODER STOVES fllft dry ingredients. Gradually add sugar to eggs, beat until light, (MaUe* nbout I t »tedium olauee) 4 cups Juice RANGES F IR E P L A C E S add sborlenir-. Add sifted dry in- 7% cups sugar gre«lienL3 aite-.-nately with the 1 bottle fruit pectin milk. Add more flour if necessary C IR C U L A T IN G H E A T E R S To prepare juice, crush thorough to mnko dough stiff enough to handle. Roll out on floured board ly or grind about 1% quarts each Gasco Briquets have the highest heat content of to about X inch y-ickness. Cut i n i fully ___. ripe raspberries and stravr- rounds with a 2’ i inch cutter, berrier. Combine fruits; place In any solid fuel. They hold fire 8 to 10 hours after Place a wsi! • tained gem In the j jelly cloth or hag and squeeze out stoking -leave no ashes. Burn them alone or with center c! each round and roll dough ju!re. around It. F. y in deep fat at 3G0* ! Measure sugar end Juice into sawdust or wood for real comfort. Order today. F. (or hot enough to brown a cube ; large s-reepan and nix. of b r e d in 60 er.'-ondn), until j Bring to a fed rolhnq boll over golden b. tv.n. 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