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.uul Mrs. Phillip Lynch are cott­ meeting the hostess served a deli­
OUR P O R T A B L E RADIO
NO COLLAR OR T I E —NO RID E
oned at home with the measles.
cious lunch
Those attending from!
W fo M o r e
VALE
CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Thompson Hiteon were Mrs. Christ C hriste n­ Now a radio is one thing that I’ve
Use
of
the
street
car
is
a
busi­
sen, Mrs. (ieorge Anderson, Mrs.
B la d e s to B u y
felt, without a doubt,
ness necessity in this country rather
B i < regular meeting of the Fair- have as house guests two cousins H erm an Metzentine, and Mrs. E r n ­
than a social event, but in Dio
I’d like to do without,
I ommunity t lub k u bi i n post- of Mrs. lhom pson’s from Eastern est Hite.
Just sit all the quiet evening thru de Janerio, the capital of Brazil, I
\ until Monday evening, June Oregon.
men must wear a collar and a tie
and rest
Miss Blanche Rucker, of Camas, j
Mr. L
A
Mathissen and son formerly of Hiteon, has been visit­ \ \ ithout the pest
and are requested to keep on their
(inning Saturday, June 18 and
tolling
each
week
throughout went on a fishing trip over the ing at the North home the past O i loud and jazzy music in the coats. Correct attire is required of
air.
b u m m e r F ra n k Burgholzer will week-end and caught the limit of week.
all street car passengers and the
W ithout a care,
1 a series of dancing parties at trout.
rule is rigidly enforced.
People in
kale C o m m u n i t y Club
Mr
T he M i s s e s Genevieve Peterson No tuning in or turning screw or
you.
Mr.
Brazil
take
their
street
ear rides
and
Mrs.
R
dial
C.
Thompson
and and Elizabeth S truthers left T h u r s ­
>holzer h a s engaged a seven
orchestra and singer of K party spent the week-end at Ne- day morning for the Wilson ranch All the while.
seriously, but m America the cos­
tarts.
been changed tume makes no difference, as we
fame.
on Bull Mon main, where they are But all that ha
T o my regret
employed in the berry fields.
regard cars as a rapid nad c o n ­
I AMAZING NEW
W e hav e a set.
rvale is in the act of recovery
BEND
U U V . N O IN VENTION
venient
means of travel
Since
Pa
decided
he
would
try
to
an
epidemic
of
measles
and
Mrs. Lena Olsen and sons, Carl
Kri»n K rrsi S tro rr* r U the M >t
™ n< -
from
t n j O tv u -» t ' v . r f a t . , u . l . M a k f a .s ir / .
find
Rate* who» ping cough which has, in many
Mr and Mrs. W. A S tarker a n j and Vincent, left Saturday morning
' BU
, -. ,/ a ■ i ,,
1 uu me l • >../. It. Nil. K, It ,s>,a, ■ j „ / J ur
attacked the grownups as well daughter Florence, of Brooks, were for the McKenzie River on a fish­ T he portable kind.
O'«. A. ■!.„.) i
ve children.
ing
trip.
recent visitors at the home of A
W'e have wires strung the vvhol
Fi ee Demonsh aiicn-NoObli^ation
H. Henderson.
place through,
t_ lE R E i* a chitnee f o r you to se e fo r yim rs. if
Mrs. Charles Van Kleek re tu rn e d
M. s. A nna E. Me tin of ipokane,
thesatoui.il,; I ashaviuy invention the v I,ole
e house guest of her son, A.
son was born to Mr. and Mrs from N ebraska Friday morning. She ft wouldn't do
country i.i talkn,* at.n.t. il'iobaMy you vo al­
T
o
leave
one
room
without
ready
read shout It in Saturday Evening Post
elin,
of
W
est
Hampton.
has
been
visiting
her
mother.
She
Jos Baggenstos, June 3rd.
Clairvoyant Reading
'Y»'»»V hi i l
oor'
5,- of
T it 111 I .**,'W'1
«,r Hhavt
»•>* m » u a \**nr from
o '
new connection,
reports a wonderful r e t u r n
trip
1 nink
keen. ° “ cool
♦!«o Mam« bla«!*. That'« what KRISS K KOSS
To put the set in.
Readings Daily
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Powell have
Mr. and Mrs. VV. F. Bartlett, of through the Canadian Rockies.
Y **«">"* *>’r American «ha.i t* awry whew’
In our kitchen we have Jazz from
jt»t returned from several weeks Fishers, W ashington, and Mr. and
This amazing invention mark* such n radical
$
1
.
0
0
•
advance in »having comfort and economy that
morn till night.
molti trip through California.
Mrs. Ralph Scott were dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hite and
It
dea. r\w to l>e called much more than a «troo­
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Eisner, Sunday. <1 a u g h t e r and son, Evelyn and And a prize fight
J.501 < Morrison St
Room 315
per. Kathorit isn blade rejuvanator. Make«
hundred»
of keen, quick »haves bloattom where
Miis Elizabeth Sawdey is visiting
1 Block N orth Stage Depot
Ernest, lr., Mr. and Mrs. t Harles I On the back porch w here we sleep,
only one grew before.
And
when
we
eat
are
n
ts
m
Fai
rvale
Mr.and Mrs. B. Corby and family North, Mr. and Mrs. William Canip-j
haua Knoas Strop« your blnde (any make)
her i
Bet. Broadwav and Park
on the diagonal, just like n master barber
formerly of this community, have bell, Mr. and Mrs. C harles VVillet,. \ \ e do it “Looking Over a Four
rressiit-e decrease» automatically. Nickel , y
PORTLAND, .
OREGON
Leafed Clover,”
Mi
and Mrs. Cecial Sondgrass returned from Canada and are mak- Miss l.illie Cook, Mr. and
Bier up to notify you V lieu blade tr ready, w ith
Mrs.
A
the keenest cutting edge that a toed can take
of p i a n Francisco, are visiting at ing their home temporarily in Port- C hrist Christensen and son, Ray, V\ e got 1 )over
T
he
other
evening
from
our
attic
the ¡home of Mr. S ondgrass’ parent land.
Mr. and
Mrs. George Anderson,
in V est Hampton.
Miss Effie Van Kleek, Mrs. H erm an P a ’s quite frantic
S T K O P P E K a„d IlA Z C ft
Mr. G. A
Plieth, one of the Metzentine and son, Everett, and Wi t h joy, that he should find
Sam Schlotthauer is con- Bend’s m o s t
progressive farmers, the Messrs Karl and Kenneth P e t ­ The portable kind.
Tear O ut This A d —W orth SI to You
S U M M E R
to her bed with whooping has installed a milking machine.
Moet un\<]t>o razor you ever
erson attended the "500” party given j
. Kt ulty :f razor« m on«»
F R E E ! i»»w
A'Jivratahl«» tunny «imving p»»-
at the McDonald Hall of Tigardv ille, j
R E C IP E
Miuun. Simply up» tnr<<ugh
S
C
H
O
O
L
T hursday evening by the Hiteon
the tough*-»: crop of wbi»-
(Mr*. Mann)
T U A L A T IN .
k* r i. Nothing;lilt* it ever on
Special Summer Rate
J. W. T h a tc h e r has reopen-
Progressive Club. T he ladies prizes
tiw mai k 1 1 b< it rt. La v o thin
uti an.l-R. t thia rrw kind of
branch library in her home
were won by Mrs. William Campbell!
Intensive T raining
. -
.
JBSoi 1 m . • 11 y inga way F ree
E rnest Heimbach is at home from and Mrs. H erb McDonald, and the! Try using heavy sour cream tti-
to tnfrtHl'iut» the 1\ Mit» k n.ma Ströpper* -and entitle«
W itt Heights.
Individual W o rk
>ou to u F REI. demonstration of kn-d Kn»*« Strop
Klaber, W ashington. He is for the gentlem en’s prizes by Mr. Leslie stead of shortening for your bisc-
! 1 r m Y'nr own fu n Ah-uuutuiy no obligation
Open Always
coming year, principal-elect of the Erickson and Mr. Herb McDonald uits.
T w o level teaspoon buking
Thin oiler is limited, no clip this out and drop
____
Elective Courses
lohn H o e h le r has resigned
me u postal tonight —or better still, telephone
► $315 her | losition in P ortland in order consolidated school at that point.
powder, pinch soda to each cup
me. Why not do it now?
Mr. H e i m b a c h , with Louis and
M r and ' t - s . David Nelson ami flour, sifted, add enough sour cream
D
E
C
K
E
R
> $265 to li v e all her time in assisting Mr Charles Duncan, of W ashington, at
A. E. W O R T H
o e h h r with his fast grow ing groc- tended the commencement exercises daughters, Vivian, Ardis and Lovell,, to make dough right consistancy
BUSINESS C O LLEGE
» $300 H
Roll lightly, have
started on a trip to
Minnesota knead lightly,
«rylbu-iiicss.
Representative
at the Oregon Agricultural college Sunday morning. W hile there they biscuit pan hot and well greased,
Alisky Bldg. 3rd and Morrison
Phone
Broadway 9897-R-7
» $195
Joseph Libby, of the W illamette
Also try adding a well beaten egg
__________Portland, Ore.
Box 46 Rt. 2 — Beaverton, Oregon.
T tn
Fairvale Pharm acy is now club, a senior in college, returned will visit a number of relatives.
to your liquid, rolling, sprinkling
i $250 theB iom e of Uncle Sam ’s Post Of-
with the young men for a short
T he Misses Ethel N orth ftnd Ef- with sugar, butler, cinnamon, m a k ­
fice.
stay at the Robert H. Heimbach fie Van Kleek are in attendance ing into long roll.
Cut into inch
VVVVV."
home. Mr. Heimbach will a tte nd the at the Boy’s and Girl's summer slices, cut side up. Bake in biscuit
Mr Ferguson has also added a O. A. C. summer session majoring school at O. A. C.
From
a
Shack
to
a
M
ansion;
From
a
Peanut
Siami
lo
I l il cits
Mr. and Mrs. oven.
beautiful new fountain and is now in school management.
N orth took them to Corvallis Sun-
City Homes and Leases
Real Estate
equipped to handle soft drinks in
day.
V
E
A
L
ROAST
D
UTCH
a ¿la^s to which Fairvale has not
Business
Opportunities
Farms
Friday, June 17, the Ladies Aid
(Mrs. R. E. Hanna, Beaverton.)
hcre-qo-fore been accustomed.
of the M. E. Community church
Auctioneers and Loans
Business Property
ST. C L A R E S P A R ISH
will have a straw berry and ice cream
P A R A D I S E V A L L E Y CLUB
Roll roast in flour, scar, add 1
social at the church. T he time will
On next Sunday, June 19, at the onion, 1 cup vinegar over roast,
be late afternoon and evening and
9:15 mass, Rev. Cyril M arthaller bake
Mrs. Englernan, all are invited.
Serve with dressing made of
Mrs
Shanahan,
will celebrate his first mass at St. bread crumbs, onion, and a little
Mrs.j Howard, Mrs. T aylor and Mrs
S. L. S F E M A N , President
T he bridge at Durham is being Clare’s. H e is a former parishoner sage.
Horc acted as joint hostesses at the
and
a
boy
of
this
parish
His
fa
m
­
BEacon 4387
meeting of the Paradise Valley Club replaced with a new one and many
_
serving a delightful people are somewhat inconvenienced ily reside here and he is the first OVER
C O OK IE S
NI GHT
NUT
Branch Office
Second Floor Flicdner Bid:
• ♦ ’»♦ ♦ »B ttieon, following which the ladies by not knowing of the project. A Franciscan to be ordained from the (Mrs. H. W
Me Dona Id, Tigard)
most
pleasingly entertained sign at the Lone Oak gat age would northwest.
Multnomah,
Oregon
10th & \\ a shingl < >n
It will be a High mass and the
readings given by Mrs. Christ- have been appreciated.
3
eggs;
Vn,
cup
l*
r
d
;
V\
cup
su
W.
B.
SMALL,
PO R T LA N D
Ascension c h o i r will render the
During the m eeting it was
gar;
cups flour; 1 cup chopped
music.
MRS.
E.
K
LEIN,
OR ECU >N
d to add “G randm a’s Kitchen'
On the 28th of June, electron,
m lts ; 2 scant teaspoons soda; 1 te a ­
A T W A T E R 1718
to kie list to receive the benefits day, the Ladies Aid will give a d i n - I
spoon
vanilla.
Makes
100
cookies.
the
o f their philanthropic work.
Mrs ner, bazaar and social, at the M. E. ! Masses on week-days through
summer will be at 7 :30 in the Set over night, slice and bake in
Rodgers was named chairman Community church.
Sister’s Chapel, until fu rth e r notice. the morning.
is project.
J. L. Byrom will soon install elec-
GOOD CANDY
)ecoralinj>; and
RYAN PLACE
trie lights in the home place and
i raining & Hard
FA IRV A LE SCHOOL
i ng.
also in
that of his tenant, A rth u r
’aper 1 lanpinj^
Wood ' inishinr*
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Noon, Virginia
cup mashed potatoes
len house including entertam - James.
1 egg
Noon and Bernice W olfe s p e n t w hite; 3 teaspoons vanilla, beat in j
and out door sports and games
t
T he straw berry situation is des­ Saturday and Sunday at Oceanlake, powdered s u g a r ; l/ t cup walnuts ;
¡enjoyed at F'airvale school on
Y
T he m arket is glutted and Dclake and Neskowin .
ice box 24 i
V
Put
y .> cup cocoanut.
ay, parents and friends were perate.
hours, slice.
:1 and a general good time w a' berries are w asting on the vines.
T he w riter personally k n o w s of
Mrs. H e l e n
Holly Douglas is
enjoyi d by all.
E X T E R IO R and IN TER IO R
growers selling Improved Oregons spending the s u m m e r with her
H ouse Painting
Kalsomining n Specialty
•:* <:• •:<
•>
*:**:**:•
A:
essay contest was held r e ­ for 50 cents per crate and Gold m other and sister, Mrs. C. Holly
Dollars for 25 cents.
You pick and Miss Emily Holly.
ccn
in
F'airvale
school,
prizes
be
3.
? e ing fewanlcil as follows: first,Jeanne them, of course. It has been many
regon Melit ; second, ( a n n a n Best ; third, years, if ever, that such perfect
On June 16, there will be a card
Route 5, Box 135, Portland, Ore : < » n
Club
D o n lM e lin ; fourth, M argaret Oberg ; berries have sold for one and two party at the Ryan P l a c e
and fifth, Georgina Depew.
The cents per box. M any are unable to House.
‘•‘•‘iV.'-Aiibjf. t of the essay was " M a r k e t­ stand the loss but are game and
Mrs
At the last Card
Party,
IS IT CAKE, SO U P ,
ing.** the children being m arked on a s ' conditions are such, they are
the Bontty won the first prize and Mr
delivery and poise as well as enm- giving neighbors and oth e rs
M E A T L O A F , OR
500”
positi <n. Mrs. J. W . T hatcher, Mr» benefit of good berries at practic­ O. C. W olfe the second, at
ally
no
cost
at
all.
T
he
straw
berry
\i
r>
The
bridge
prize
was
won
by
Ferguson, and Mrs. M ary H ogan
SALADS?
acted as judges.
T h e prizes were grow er will have to pick up the F. l-'oster.
We will mail a pack­
d o i S e d by Ben Ricsland, l o c a l slogan of the poultrym an—“Whistle
H I L L S B O R O P LA NS T H R E E DAY
+
realtor.
Jeanne Melin having won and Stick.”
age
of 3x5 filing cards
‘is
F E T E F O U R T H O F J ULY
first prize was entered in the P ort-
are
showing
too
Alfalfa f i e l d s
subscriber ;|-
f land contest, winning sixth place.
every
to
many weeds.
Plans are fast nearing completion
sending in their favor- $
for Hillsboro’s 15th annual three-
M A D E TO O R D ER .
?
M APLEW OOD.
Miss Nancy Howard has closed day Fourth of July celebration thC
These will
ite
recipe,
her beauty parlor here and a c ­ year. T h e chamber of commerce is
Th
P. T. A. gave a picnic on cepted a position in a Hillsboro in charge of the celebration and
he published in the ro­
the v. kv I grounds in h onor of the shop. She is a good o p e ra to r and the committee, Glen F. Bell, c h a ir­
ATwater 2333
tation in which they arc ijl
gradii les on Tuesday. AH the FU- the ladies are sorry to have her go. man, Jake Weil, W. W. Boscow,
J Y
ptls and parents were invited, the
received at our office $
L. Y Rushlow and VV. C. C hristen­
g r a d u a t e s are as follows: * Lois
A num bcr from Tualatin attended sen is planning to make this one
with the name of the
P IO N E E R P R IN T IN G & S T A T IO N E R Y CO.
Fhan Pers, Clark Day, Helen Bron- the quarterly conference of the M. of the best celebrations ever held
1 rc,| Miller, F-:ir! Jones, Mar E. Church at Wilsonville, Sunday.
donor.
Address
letter
here.
K>rie Day,
Glen
Gruver,
George
O. B. Kraus and family motored
T he program will include patriotic
to ED ITO R, care local
Haol s, ( harles
W eaver,
Shirley to Hillsboro, Saturday to visit rela­ exercises, athletic contests, baseball
212- 4th Street,
PORTLAND, OR.
Brow
games, fireworks display, triple-drop
tives.
paper.
ball<K>n ascensions, bands, dancing
OR Alice Ingram, Ranfrid Skare and Mr.and Mrs. John Stone and Mr. and free attractions. T he American
Fug* e W ta v e r are a ttending the and Mrs W a lte r Dickinson, a tte n d ­ Legion and Legion auxiliary will be
two weeks 4-H Club summer school ed a card party of their club at asked to take charge of the patriotic
*t Korvallis.
T hey w’e re accom- Collins View, Saturday night.
exercises.
T he Legion F'ourth of ' i Y i VWWA'AV'AV i W i VV i VAV i V/.Y.VVAVV i V/.V i ’ i ’/.WV.V i V i V i V i Y i V i V.V i V.Y.V i '.V i
^ B d
by Mrs.
Ingram.
July ritualistic work will be put on
and
Mrs. VV. R H a w x h u r s t
HEATED
BY
CAS
^ ^ B b b i c F'erguson fell and fractured daughter, Miss Trixie Johnson, who P U L L M A N
BO IL ER
¡ ^ ^ p r m on Sunday.
He was taken has returned from the State Uni-
to tF hospital, where Dr. T h a tc h e r versitv at Flugene for the summer
The most recent application of
*tt*n led to him.
vacation, m otored to Tillamook, S a t ­
the gas-fired furnace has been de ­
urday.
veloped by the W abash Railroad,
Ms
A. Holm attended the an-
to keep Pullman cars warm.
meeting and luncheon of the
The Tualatin H e i g h t s (h ic k e r y
T he railroad was faced with the
Multnomah Health Association on has received the second shipment
problem of supplying heat for a car
S a * lay.
of W
L baby chicks of famous
Fine equipm ent
which laid over in Chicago for two
ancestry, from the Greenleaf Farms,
hours
each
evening.
A
steam
loco
makes stage travel as
H IL L S D A L E .
Blachley, Oregon.
motive could base done the heating,
but only at an exorbitant cost, and
pleasant as it is
Hillsdale P a re n t-T e a ch e rs was
H
IT
E
O
N
.
the
local
gas
company
consulted
A
represented at the P. T
convenient.
A gas-ftred steam boiler with a uto­
^^B con
last W ednesday at the
T he Tigardville Rebekah Sewing matic heat control, was installed in
^ ^ B n o m a h Hotel. T he cup for the
>me of the basement of the passenger s ta ­
membership was awarded to Club met Tuesday ■ m j f c j k
Mrs. Alfred Zwiener, of T i g a r d tion, from this a pipe was carried
Plans were formulated for a social to the tracks w here the car stopped
evening
to be held for club m em ­ T he gas-fired boiler now supplies
F H Swayge has returned
steam to the Pullman for the two
from Yakima, w h e r e
she bers and husbands, at the home of
hours
each day that heat is re
Mrs.
Leslie
Erickson
of
Bonita,
last week
id
Saturday evening, June 18.
The quired, at the end of which tfle gas
■
y
*
#
and Mr s
Ira W e st, from next meeting of the club will be is turned off.
T he installation, which is believed
Mrs
W e s t’s held at the home of Mrs George
N J 1 — 2-27
This will be to be the first of its kind, is r e ­
1 »»S
tef M P*. A. M. Kallen
Anderson, June 21
be
held
before
ported to be both economical and
the last meeting tc
Following the efficient.
two eldest children of Mr s u m m e r vacation.
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