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hkavehtdx FREE STORE-DOOR DELIVERY PLANNED » » * Inauguration of frm- slore-door pick-up und deliver)' service un lea* than carload freight ship ments ix loa shipped Io or ar* vivlna from tiana-conliuental pointa will bocniu* effective on July 2ft, H w u announced ro* o u tly tiy the freight traffic de. rlartmenta serving U)i< l'ärlflc North weat. Thla servier hau boui) o»Ub- llahed for local traffic for the paet neveral year» but inla will ha the flrat tint* In Pacific Nor* thweat transportation history the service ha* I mhiu offered for the trans'oontihental ehlpmeula. Under ttie new aervlc* ship per» who have l»se*than carload shipments to aend to oastern point* may have their ehlpmente lacked up at their door for no extra ¿barge, or If the> are re ceiving ahlpmeate of this «•!»«« from eeatern point» they will be delivered to their door at * Ih». TO M A TO «» )\ tha CODTISH * «ANANAS Oo# quart of milk Is equal f* energy value te any one of the other . . 4" ,h* «'• -«rem according te dairy Induatry nutrt. Uonlttt who urg# IneroaMd milk consumption ss on aid I# bstttr ditto. 5hsrt from Milk Industry Foundation. How U. S. Milk Supply Is Used FRIDAY, Jt'NT i l . IM* no additional e* pense. ANOTHER LOCAL Shipper» who (hi not wish to take advantage of this service BELLE LS WEDDED and continue to make their own The marriage of Miss Luclllj an tuigaiueuU for pick-up ant Keeler daughter of C. W. Kep delivery will be given a 6c per l e r 'o f lleaverton to Mr. Merritt ewt. allowance, it was announced Ourn, o f Hartford, Conn., waa solemnised In New York City FIRE BURNS Thursday, June 6. They Immediately started for HOUSE AND BARN • • • Oregon and home and arrived Word ha» Just oome in that the In Portland on the 18th Instant. •»•rn on the lluber place near ThMr will make tbelr home In Hart's hatrbeiy burned to tAi* Beafrerton where the brtde is ground Thursday wHh the to*» very well and favorably known. of a lot of hay aud amne horse*. At about the same time the res I R i* a l E s t a t e T r a n s f e r » i idence of K. H Klndheloe on -- ---------------------------------------------- v the Itosedale road Just west or Mm caret Steadman et vtr to llasaldale. burned to the ground. Vernon M. 1*1 end I. et ux. lots 1 and 2, blk. 1, Conzeluiaun Bros Kef*» C A N T HUNT ON THEIR OWN ; k K v ii» LAND Owners of land w r' li. 4 4 m* refuges o r promt **oa bnvn to right to hunt upon Ihelr on e land and are subject to the same l> nuns restriction ■ ..» nny other cltlsen. Huch Is the opinion pi Attorney Cenerul I. H Van \ Ift- Vle, to Ui# Oregon Uame ornn. The question arose, when an owner o f land within the Hteeus Mountain Oame reserve C'rnton- ded that the commission had V iongfuily threatened his arrest by State police if he was found with deer In his possession dur ing hunting seasou on his own land, notwithstanding a license tag on the carcaaa. He contended that he was entitled to free use of the land together with the right to Invite friends to hunt on hla property. The Attorney General held In hla opinion that tits man, and other land owner* located with in a game reserve, have no mor<* rights than the public gener ally during the time the refuge Is maintained. The only rights these land owners have, the o- plnlon points out. Is to prohibit others from going upon the land fur the purpose of hnnttng. H. W. f urrln at ux to C. K. Mathis et ux. part of Richard Williams D .L .C . 42 in Town 1 North of Range 2, West. Lae R. Richey et ux to John Jdhnson et ux. lots It and 19, blk. A. Beaverton. Cora R. launkln to Charles G Kipps, part o f the Isaiah K e l a e y Claim No. 41. TIN R2TW. George P. Glodt et ux to Ar nold K. Hinder«) et wx. Nik of lot «. blk. 4, Villa Ridge A. V. Clark et vir to Modern Home« Co.,1 acre of Wm. Pointer D .L .C ., In T18 RIW Willi* Holt McDaniel, Jr., et ux to Rudolph Tschantz ef ux. part o f secs. 10 and 16. Town 2 North Range 3 West. N. C. Kr«nlerirkson et nx to Darwin H. Peterson et al. lot 36 o f Vlrrinla Place. J. W. Mulloy et ox to John 8 pciring, part of see. 8 T28 R2 STARLETS HELP DAIRY MONTH ™J Washington County to Town of Beaverton, part of blk». 1 an 1 36, Hockens' Add. Ggorge W. IgRom e et ux to Raymond G. Mueller et ux, part of pec. 11, T1S RIW Patience T. Johnston to M* : bet K. Hanson, part of Richard I Williams D U ' No. 42 TIN R2W Ctrl Stein et al to Gayle [ Klutz, lot 2 blk. 17. North plains Churl« a T. Grace et ux to Wil fred E. SwanbeTg et ux. part o f lot 24, First Add to Benz I Park. Luella I» Howell to James Daniel Cooke, part of sec. 12, 1 T18> RIW. Aaion G, Toubey to Wm. .1. CurtK 1« acres In sec. 2. Town i Mouth R. 1 W. Zelma L. Hart to Donald A. Denison et ox. lot 8 Kir Grove. U. 8 . National Bank of P«*rt* land to 'Thelma Brown, lot 17, blk. 2. Multnomah Country club Oswald E. Prank to Wilma A . . Churctaley. lot 14. blk. 1 In f.»dd A Reed Acres. First National Bank of Port land to J. C. Heinrich, lots 22 Bo 53 Inc., folk 24. Portlaai i Height* No. ? If consumer« would follow tbo example of those Paramount starlets, Janet Walde, Ruth Rogers and Kay Stewart, it would bo easy to us* up the record supply of mliV now flowing from farm* all ovsr the country. HOW FARMERS sh a r e in c o n s u m e r s d a ir y d o l l a r Compared «nth other foods m the workingman s market bosket O aj PY OTHER foo d s DAIRY 1924 - 1929 OTHER FOOOS 1933 SALUTE JUNE DAIRY MONTH OAIRY DAIRY OTHER FOODS 193» OTHER FOODS 1939 Although increasing costs have added to procoating and distribution expense, dairy products still return a mush higher percentage of the food dollar to the farmer than all other foods combined a* shown by this Milk industry Foundation chart mad* from government figure*. Tfoose dollars with less gold behind them don’ t neem to come any easier. Estate of Alfred William Markon The U. 8. milk eupply annually totale 51 billion quarta aaya the Mllh Induatry Foundation and la utillted aa shown an the chart. MILK SALES IN UPWARD TREND 64 ■ r~ ssä \ \ ___ j A f_ \ z Modern Colonial Maid r r fi»f b a f Çg a OA k P Ü.A.A k V p , ___ XL V —^ ~2V A r ¡grin 3 KiïfTTIII |6 l 2 3 L_ \ \ r T . 1 Doüu & < “ T ^ v d 60 1 opr may jLm jui aus sep ocrna/oecjanpcfi m«R| ì \ rX- X X S j \ NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Couaty Ceart Of The Stale Of Oregon, For ..County Of Washiagtoa !■ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Here's to health! And Mr. and Mrs. America Join In a salute to June ’ Dairy Month, a nation wide drive to Increase the consumption of milk and dairy product* at a time when milk production la at its highest I All branches of the dairy industry ar* taking part In the campaign. In The The Ratter Of The Estate Of Wilhelm Carl Ratxke, De ceased: Account No. 6111 Notice is hereby given that In the County Court o f the State of Oregon for The County of ’Worthington, ss the undersigned. Alfred Nilaen. Notice Is hereby given, that has been appointed administra the undersigned. J. L. Gray, has tor af the estate of Welbelm been appointed administratrix of Carl Matxke. deceased by the the estate o f Alfred William County Court of the State of Mucbow deceased, by the above Oregon foi Washington County, entitled Court. All persons hav and has qualified. All persons ing claim« againei said estate hrving claims against said es are hereby notified to present tate are hereby notified to pre- the some, duly verified, as by-law semt the same, duly verified, a* required, to the undersigned at by lavr required, to the under the office of E. J. McAlear, at signed at 712 Swetland Build Hillsboro. Oregon, within six ing, Portland. Oregon. within months from the date hereof. six months from the date here Dated and first published, Dated and first published. June of. 21. 1940. Date of last publica June 14, 1940. Last publication. tion. July 19. 1940. July 12. 1940 Alfred Neilsen. Administrator. J. L. Gray administratrix for the estate o f Alfred William Mu- A. C. Allen. Attemey. 712. Swot- chow. deceased. E. J. McAlear. land Building. Portland. Oregon Paid Adv. 29-30-31-32-33. attorney for said estate, pd. ad. A(^)GAS range gives you AIR-CONDITIONED BAKING ■fferte of distributor* to Increaae consumption of fluid milk are re floated In the upward trend ef salea for the laat 12 menthe, aoeording «• the Milk Induatry Foundation’s reports. Thtae glv* further support te Improved consumption trends, talas Indicated on the ehart refer te the Class I milk, ueed chiefly for drinking and ooeklng, which brings the farmer hie highest price. 3 Scientific heat distribution makes the heat uniform in «very part of the oven of a CP «as range . . . carriea off exceM steam that retards baking and cause* soggi- nets. Four layer* of cake can be baked at on* time. . . each turns out perfectly raised and browned . . . a* light as a feather. But this is just one of die exclusive feature* offered by modern ga* range*. See a display and buy now! „ _ a c range Y A CP C A S R this 16 00 s«* w no extra cost. p now : See your CP GAS ra-ige dealer or P o r t ia m o G as & C oke Elvina La Krapes. mrmber of the "America! Cavalcade of a Nation" cast at th.- 1910 Golden Gale International Exposition, shucked her chic, up- to-d.ii apparel and donned Colonial costume to show how «he will appear to th >ii«nnd« of Treasure Island visitors when the second season of Cali fornia’ world’s fair opens May 2.>. COiKRANY
