lars is a lot of money, f thought stocks cleared in better shape than I UCVidJ' 1/ ’ M l
Those present were: Mrs Moral Degree on Mrs em o r.ricit-
| of the afternoon bridge I’d planned, at any time during the season cau­ noon
M McKeU S I ’ Dounald'on, s..a As is customary of giving rings
and figured ten dollars would just sing a firm situation and some price \.
about buy the prizes. I knew Kate advance Both fat and feed lamb» Laurinda Davis, Mrs. I F. Davis, .( juris each viar They presented
“Just Try It"
Doy Gray and Mrs.
Deo.
Mrs J
VV Barne», Mrs F VV Mrs.
Murphy had spent eight dollars advanced in principal markets.
What it that my dear friend ?
Erickson
Donnaldson, I ’ivmi with rings. Mrs
Feeds
}Ynodruff, Mrs. F. (i
I w hen she had the girls at her house,
You arc tired you say ?
Heavy production of wheat feeds, 1rs. A E. Hanson, ami Mrs. L. Making the presentation The rooms
You'd just like to rest in your bed and of course I wanted to go her go<d pasturage conditions and lower Spenser.
n.:d tables were heaunful'v decor-1
[■one better.
for a day ?
in
Hallowe’en
colors
and
Mrs. F. fì. Domiuldson w>>n high a ted
I did want to help Hubby save prices for corn and oats were weak­
Just lie and relax in great com­ that ten dollars. And I did want to ening factors in the feed market bill honors.
autunni leaves. A lunch of pumpkin
fort ; but say
doll dinuis and cider was served.
hi Ip him find the temper he seemed , Im red rural, cottonseed meal gluten
Have you tried it ?
to have lost. So quick as a Hash. I and hominy feed and alfalfa meat
Mr and Mrs VV K* 1‘etch and
at
flew up stair» to my chest, where I i were little changed in most of the 1rs Butterfield visited friend
keep
all
my
nice
embroidered markets
Yamhill Friday.
Better make it a week, I pray
Alderman Kaynard left last Friday
Seeds
things Things I made before I was
you just do,
fur
Pacific City in quest of fame
Most of the meadow fescue seed
married, and taking out one of the
Mrs. John Yeager and «• in of and fodder, with a salmon catch as
How the (lays lengthen out and
crop
has
been
sold
by
the
growers
lovely
bath
towels
mother
gave
me,
Portland, visited Mr. and Mrs John nil principal objective. He failed to
the hours seem not few
At the end of a week I feel I handed it to hubby, and asked although prices m Kansas were re­ Yeager Tuesday.
achieve front page position in either
him to try using it in«tcad of a hair ported on October 4 at 5 cents com­
. s a v i n o T n v I " ." o V *
certain that you;
event,
although he escaped the pro-
brush. He threw it on the floor, and pared to IS cents last year ami ft
Thoma« Kiarn« was badly hurt verbial fisherman’s luck of “wet and
Will be glad to get u|>
S
W
S
& K&
saying something real loud about cents two years ago. Timothy is while practicing football.
R fu o r B la d , La st
,
But just try it
hunger." He returned with a nice
no t being one bit ball-headed; he moving l-wly from growers hands
you tAf CWissl. S l u k . i t S h Lv.“ o f y‘V"
9
pounder
which
he
tells
us
accounts
L
x
ft.
N
o
th
in
g
L
i
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.
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rushed out of the front door and at variable price' '•1'houeh the ay
Miss |une Hudson who is attend
A*
erage was about $2 bit a hundred ine O. A i" spent the week-end for the only “strike” he had.
Decide to try two, when the first didn't even come home to dinner.
he is widely known for his truth­
F re e Demonstration-NoObligatioi,
Ml this happened three days ago. pounds on October 4 compared to
week is over.
to .
^
at home visiting with her parents fulness, vve arc willing to agree his l-IERE 1» ■ ch.nca fur you to
1925
and
$!'<!
a
year
ago,
$bftd
in
and
1
just
know
Hubbv
doesn’t
love
Having nothing to do, one is
H thea.tor.i.hi. 1 * ahavin* Invsntionthe »Tiff
H C. Hudson.
M..rv
is
based
on
fact,
instead
of
country is UlWing about. (Probably Vow ,*
me, or Baby or Doggie any more $5.65 in 1924
surely in clover.
‘is 111
ready read about it in SaturdayEv^““ S •*’
Isn’t that just like a man?
When evening cotncs on, round
Ubarty. Co lj,r-, ,„ J other » ¿ 5 ^ * *>«•
Mrs VV'. O. Roberts, of Portland.
Lima
Melin
Think of it! 3t># keen, cool ahavea a year from
your brain will hover
1 formerly of this place i« confined
the lame blade. That • v»bat KK1SXRES
Visions of out door.
i
ia doi*.* for American «haver.
wli*?88
J to her home with an infected foot
E
F
Dahlhcim,
representing
the
Belter try it.
Thu amazing invention mark» auch « V.Vi
HILLSDALE
P. E P. company was in Beaverton advance
In »having comfort and
Mr and Mrs A. C Ch;nn and the first of the week mal '••«»
it deserves to be called mueh m o i . S S S t t *
Her Rather it Is a blade rejuven.t“ ¡ ¡ 2 *
Kind neighbors enrne in with some
Mr. l.orrie Leonards and family
family visited with C D. Chinn of
>'■ of the electrical utensils in
PUMPKIN PIF.S
hundreds
of keen quick iliavee blossom wht„
real tempting food.
have returned to their home in Oak­
Portland
Sunday.
eahr
one grew before.
iiere
use
here.
Two egg», 1 cup sugar, 4 cup*
And you thank them; or at least land. California.
Mr. and Mrs A F W o r'' ' ave
U u s Kmiss strops your blade (any m»k.i
milk, 1 tcasjioon salt (level). \ Y i
on th. diagonal just lika a master bs“ t,.r
you know that you should
Mr. and Mrs
McClinn«ey and
•ed from their trip to Calif.
Pressure decreases automatically. NicksHu
teaspoons
cinnamon,
And they tell you the news and
Y*
PCO,‘* frimdv. ...........
maim. V
isitrii mi
visited
the home
of Portland.
Bill Walker, of Forest Grove was fliea up to notify you svhsii blada i, ready inf
E
H. Swav/e and Rosco
Mr
make you wish that you could
a visitor at Mr Haiillenbeck's violin the keenest cutting edge that steel can uka
Sway/c spent the week end fishing nutmeg and ginger, 1 tablespoon ( j \(rs Charles Estlv Sunday.
flour, 1 can pumpkin
Join in all the fun.
Shop Wednesday Walker Bros, are
But just try it.
VIrs Kate Parsons has rented her
K R IS S K R O S S
BUTTERED CALIFLOWF.R
Mr. and Mr« B K Dennv and often heard over the radio.
house and will leave for l alifornia
Break a firm head of califlower Mr and Mrs Dov Grav vi ¡ted VP
S
T R O P P E R and R A Z O R
that
your
You read everything
at once.
into »pngs and cook in boiling water and Mrs W. B. Carter and daugh
brain can devour.
Tear Out Thi* A d -W o rth 11 to You
until about half done.
Take up ter Genevieve, at Seattle over th;
TOO LATE TO C L A SS IF Y
Every morning you awake at a
The Hillsdale card club gave a drain, and put into saucepan with week-end
F R E E ! Ad.'ijsisblü
Ä flS Ä
s »,'L‘O r
very small hour.
farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs. 2 tablespoons of melted butter, the
-------------- - toan» fiw
IIU iv
« i net».
■ It I n n
Q lfn ts iu
. ..
*Twould be nice to go out and
“'«*“• Sim
ply zip,
(u/^u ' sb
Clifford Noakes at the J < Nelson juice of 1 lemon 2 tablespoons white
tb
s
toughest
crop
of
FOR
S
A
L
E
—3
Famous
Anconda
Mrs. F H Schnne, Mis« Mablr
pick just one flower
store ( overs were layed for 26 Af­ sauce or of cream ; a pinch of cay­
**«»• Nothin« like It sver on
Sheppards, Strain Cockeral. Hal-
the m arket befo«». Ssv .th l«
That grows in your yard.
ter dinner, which was served at enne, a little salt, and a small cup r'" '! n ” *»'> have «pent the last
»d sud « e t tuie i.tw kmd ol
v
er
Olsen,
Jr.
Rt.
3,
Box
433,
month
visiting
relatives
in
Minne­
But just try it
seven, cards tverr enjoyed. Mr. and of hot water Cook until tender;
to ii.trodueo tho K ris»
Beaverton, Oregon.
Mrs. Noakes are going to make take up, strain the gravy, and to sota will return Sunday.
you lo u h K i.K tJemc nnti ••tKirt o f Krtafl K tosb Stroo
o «r ni your ov*p homo, A bsolu tely no o tn g a t » ol
When two weeks have passed and their home in Salem.
riiA D E Chevrolet parts and wind
it add I cup of cream or white
<>u starting the third
'T h i » o ffe r ih lim ite d , s o c lip t a r o u t su d drop
O
V.
Helm’s
friends
are
anxious
shield,
also
set
Encyclopedia
for
sauce;
pour
over
califlower,
and
T o say that you’r tired sounds
Mr and Mrs Virgil Bolton rntcr- serve at once
to know what he is going to do
( hickens. F.d Murray, R. 4, Box
U ll-r
rather absurd.
taiurd Miss Pearl Swait and Mr.
with ihe big squash in the windov
164 B eav erton, Oregon.
But to say you are rested, 1 de James Buny on Wednesday evening
of the Beaverton Finance Co.
It
A. E. WORTH
STUFFED TOMATOES
clare, on my word
L. PUI LETS Laying ft
is rumored he is going to make it 21-w:
Six
firm
tomatoes,
2
cups
soft
Isn’t true
months old, $1.50 each. 9 Rhode
R ep resen tative
into
"pumpkin’’
jiies
and
give
them
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sagert have breadcrumbs, half teaspoon salt, 14
But just try it.
I- land Red. ri inonihs old $125
to
his
many
friends
as
a
Halloween
P
hone
B ro a d w a y 9897-R 7
returned from a honeymoon trip
teaspoon pepper, 1 large tablespoon
Lima Melin
each A. E. Anderson Rt. 3, Box
(melted butter I'repare tomatoes and present.
B
°
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48
Rt.
2
Bes verton. Oregon
15, Beaverton, Oregon.
cut off stem ends; remove pulp and
R
V
V
Alspaugh
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Just Like a Man
The Delphene Club met at th e 1
fill with breadcrumb mixture. Bake
My husband and I are no longer Stanley station, who have ju«t re­ in a hot oven 30 minutes. Pulp may home of Mrs. Geo Rttdberg of]
turned from Chicago spent Sunday
on speaking terms.
At least my
be seasoned to taste. Cook in pan Portland, Wednesday Those present •
husband docs not speak to me, and evening with the former’s sister and serve a« a sauce
Mrs.
Mrs
S. P
Lawrence,
Mrs. Fred Sagert and family.
BUSINESS
1 just can’t understand why.
C. Ctuthern, Mrs. V’ A. Wood,
CORN SALAD
Of course 1 don’t want him to
Twelve large ears of corn, VS head G C lambs, Mrs. Win. (lark
CARDS
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geibefgcr and cabbage, 4 celery stalks, 2 green 1 C Ralnh, Mrs G. F.dund,
interrupt or answer back, ami I al
¡or
Blank
visited
ways aim to start a conversation, Mr and Mrs. August
peppers, 2 red peppers, salt and Mrs. Thatfieil
and am still “Daughter of Eve Mr and Mrs. Floyd McClelland at sugar to taste, vinegar to cover;
enough to want the last word But, Salem Sunday
bring to a boil and cook 15 minutes;
The Methodist Enworth League
has been a shell 1 pint of green beans; cook
Mrs H S L
1 do want him to at least look in
entertained
the Tigard Fpworth Lea­
Albany
this
guest of friends
terrsted.
until tender and add to the other
gue
Wednesday
evening
in
.
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...
the
1 can’t see how he can blame nic week.
ingredients; this must be sealed air M.ihodist church. Games were plav-
because the baby borrowed his hair
tight.
j ed and
Hallowe’en
refreshments
brush to use on his dog. 'Ihe little
PEANUT BRITTLE
Mr. and Mrs. E W Wampler I
1 were served The room was decor­
darling did look too cute, with a have returned from an extended trip
Mix 3 cups of granulated sugar ated with autumn colors.
big brush in either hand as he said, to Kansas. They enjoyed Yellow­ with 1 scant cup boiling water and
PIONEER PRINTING & STATIONERY CO.
"Now doggie hold still, and baby stone Park, going iu via the Gar- '/. tcasjioon soda, let it melt over] The Eastern Stars met last Wed­
maly;
nice
potnpadore"
j
j « " liner entrance and leaving by the] slow fire, cook gently without stir-;
nesday
night
in
the
Masonic
rooms.
•
j*
408 Dekum Bldg.—Third at Washington St.,
loufdn’t spoil his fun, and if that scenic Cody entrance They visited ring until a little drop in cold water About 1(8) members and gue«ts were
big brute of a husband loved him the Garden of the Gods and many hardens quickly; add 1 cuj> roasted,
PORTLAND. ORECON
jiresent The officers and drill team ;i;
other noted places.
lie couldn't cither.
«hell and skinned peanuts with as from Martha Washington Chapter
Hut then 1 don’t think hubby
little use of spoon as possible; turn
loves even the baby after what hap­
James Rulenough is harvesting his the mixture in buttered pans and
pened the other day.
apple crop on his farm tenanted by cut while, hot; the brittleness of the
You see it was like this. Baby O. B. Kraus. He will have 100 boxes candy depends much upon the scant
.anted to make his dog pretty. so front the small orchard, for which o'«“ , o f . ,he spoon; to stir sugar ¡ I
borrowed his (lady’s hair brushes
candy is to invite granulation.
he will get $100 per box.
v perfectly natural thing to do
ho should baby expect to borrow
BEAVERTON
out if not his father?
Lillie Richardson, mother of Ed­
When I saw baby making his win. Clarence Richardson with whom
• l ggie's pompadore I did wish his «he has made her home for the pas*
Dr N. E. Pickett, national leetti
tddy could see situ; for he was 1ft years, passed away last evening,
October 1ft at 7 JO o'clock at Tual­ rer ijor the Theosophical society
ii't too cute for words.
Well just then Mrs. Katie nexi| atin Dcaih was due to cancer Shei sjient the week-end with Mrs. \\
' .or called over the back fence, was born December 16, lftJft at New, L Woodhouse.
' 1 he new neighbors beyond us are Market Marion county, Kentucky.
i wing
in " "Come
over and
«ri For more than thirty years she was
F. M. Ihastek, representing the
a member of the Calv ary Baptist I American Fox Breeders association
v.nat shabby furniture they have”
Naturally I was anxious to see if church of Kansas City, Mo Deceas­ was in Beaverton Monday on hi«
in new woman was the kind we ed is survived bv one sister, Mrs. annual inspection trip. He called on
•'tild care to call on You can tell Fannie Hays of Chicago. She was C F. Hanna who now has 9 pair
iki>t what kind of people they an i direct descendrnt of the famous of foxes.
L. the thing» they have, and it is I British author, H Rider Haggard.!
Mr Ihastek owns and operates
..............
.. Other surviving relatives of note are
lot easier to get a look while
they
.oe moving in than to be bothered. Dr VV I) Haggard of Nashville, fox farms m Minnesota and Wash
to call; or have to run hi some1 Tennessee, past president of the
American Medical association and
morning to borrow something
One of the pleasant events of
Well, wc, Mrs. Kane and I dc ; Walter llavden for some vrars may next week will be the ba/aar and
ruled light thrrr We will not call or of Cireelv. Colo and who vis­ chicken supper given in the base
>>ii this
new woman; and we also i ited her last year.
ment of
the l Inn eh of Christ,
lurthrr more will not invite her *o |
Thursday, November J.
join our club.
I he funeral services were held
Stip|icr
Ba/aar opens at 2 p.
ft j> in
Such a mess
College professor] Friday afternoon at 2 JO o’clock w ill he sei Md from 5 Jo
iiulcid!
You think he would
buy j from the Tualatin Methodist Cotn- Supper, Adults 5fk ; children 25c
•otne new books If hr wants l^jmunitv churrh and the eonintitment
SOME WOULD ACCEPT SOMETHING ELSE
E
furnish his home with hooks, why was in Winona cemetery W
FOR WHAT THEY
Mesdames F F. Walton, J Bro
riot get some with blight covers Petty of Beaverton in charge
jihv.
E
Davis,
Hrrmiston, Arm­
Those shades that
blend so
well
NOW HAVE
strong,
Crane
and
Marshall,
ot
with the new ilia|ies they are using
Portland, spent Tuesday afternoon
this year Some ot their books look
FARM MARKET REPORT
with Mrs. \V I. Woodhouse
years, and years old, and I’ll bet
there isn’t a late fiction hi the lot
G rain
Well when I got home baby had
Good milling
Mrs M Bales , of Los
left the dog and was (daving with cmg prices at demand and advan-
\S mnipeg and Liver- ( spent
(
the week end v •th Mi
the boy next door, and the dog was pool caused a firm
market for wheat ! j' \\ oodhouse
chewing something black
I think and rye last week The
quail l v of I
now it must have been one of hub- wheat nffrrd is an important
factor,
bv’s brushes, but as the bustles were
in the market owing lo damage inj Employers of the tower at Bea­
all out of it why should I spoil the Canada
and in Kuro|ie and thei
di>g’s fun There was no use trying strong domestic demand for high verton were taken into the Tele
to save it then And besides, didn't protein spring wheat, hard winter graphrrs union recently, and arc now
called Icvermrn instead of "Block
1 have enough to do cleaning uii the grades
Premiums for hard, high operators." There are only two men
mess that dog ami bahv made '
protein wheat continued to increase! now on ike tower "Jeff" Du/an and
Hubby is short and fat, and but larger receipts at St
Louis'
though hr has tried every hair Ionic caused reduction« m premiums for, \\ L Woodhouse
hi< barber has recommended, for the : soft winter to rn went lower in in­
last ten years his hair has been creased rro|i estimates ami oats fol
Mr« I-
M Adams of Portland
getting thinner and thinner; until lowed, but barley was independently vv as a dinner guest at thr home of
now streaks of white show between firm espeeiallv malting grades Flax Mrs
C. Huntley Tuesday.
the hairs.
Kunnv bow white the markets weakened on heavy receipts
sc iln get« when the hair fall* out
of indifferent quality.
Mrs
l hristrnc Bla«cn and son
Well that evening when hubbv
Wool
Dow, voitcd Mi
and Mi« H n r j
came home hr immrdiatrlv went to
The wool market continued to Nelson Saturday Mrs Blasen is a
the bath room, and started in to an- strengthen gradually
sister of Mr Nelson
plv Ionic He rnbbcd it forward He
Butt»r
rubbed it backward lie rubbed it
Steady prices on high grades hut
sidewise, and then hr rubbed it weakening on the |xiorer kinds w e e
A laige delegation from Braver
with a circular motion Until instead noted last week in the San Fran­ I haptrr attended Martha Washing
of white, the skin that showed cisco butter market
Kastern mar­ ton t haptrr O K S in Portland
through was the color of cheese ket« were down a cent then back Monday evening The Beaver I hap
Can you blame me for thinking the I again On October 1 the storage tot officers put on a dull which was
moon was coming up when he came holdings for the whole United States very affective
into the kitchen?
were 147,412(88) pounds or 22,070,000
I soon discovered something was more than a vear earlier
Mr and Mrs W K Van Klerk
With
wrong Hubby was sn excited and draw ;ils from storage are heavier spent
Sunday
with
relatives
m
demanded to know what has hap­ than last year at present The out­ Kinton
pened to his hair brushes, and when look for production is considered
I t'dd him nf thr cute thing thr favorable
M r and Mrs 1. I. I.aswrll and
baby had done, instead of appre
»on were Portland guest, Sundav
Livestock
ciating his child as anv father
In between grades of fed strev
should, he got mad and started moved up at ('htrago in svmpathv
Mrs l.otti'c \ an Klerk,
talking about a hard working man with earlier advances of highly fin­ Ion. «|ient Monday aftrrnov
trying to get ahead in the world ished V>nds which placed last week’s W K \ an Klerk home.
and that he would have to spend fat cattle market at that point in
ten dollars for a new pair of line with the season’s highest which
Mr and Mrs K I K issimis«en
brushes
i« the highest since war dav* Rather and children spent Sundav at the
Now I believe in anv wife being hbcral
fferinc« of unfinished rattle
economical and being able to r'*e *p | appeared in western markets H '*»« home of Mr. J B Hays
Ihe occasion, as it were Ten - dol- were arriving m less volumn with
Mr»
Doy Gray entertamej
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