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serts which are sure to please the
CENTS
entire family.
A delicious cream
It Is to Dolly Madison, charming
made with fresh peaches is as fol­
A LINE
wife of the fourth President of the lows:
United States, that credit U given
PER TIME
for
introducing and popularizing
FROZEN PEACH CREAM
! MADAM MANZELLA PALMISTRY
Ice cream in this country.
It is
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MISCELLANEOUS
2 cups peach pulp, juice from H
WOOD
Not here to please the idle cur­
said that she served it first at a
INSTRUCTIONS
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ious but to help those in need.
Presidential reception, thus giving lemon, -1 cup sugar, 1 cup w hip-1
She succeeds where others fail. CORD WOOD—No. 1, Old growth
it the siamp of social approval. At ping cream, 1 cup thin cream, 1 j
CENTS a line per Issue 2ARPENTËR. Grinding and Sa»
$4.50 cord, S. D. Spiesz, N. Union,
Readings daily, 274 6th St.
that time it was considered a deli­ tsp. vanilla.
Count
filing. Phone Beaverton 7651.
Ave., Aloha.
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Add lemon and
sugar to the ,ount your profits. Cash should
cacy but today the modem house­
! MRS.
DOWNING — Gifted
Card
wife knows ice cream to be one of peach pulp. Add cream and vanilla accompany the
order.
When a
for
fox
Reading, daily
50c. Sundays in­ FREE
FIRE WOOD—At
Glosa
the popular ways of serving our and pour into freezer. Freeze using statement is required the charge i s 1 WANTED Cheap horses
farm. Telephone
Beaverton 9855.
cluded 533 Belmont near 12th,
Wood Camp Cooper ML
most wholesome and nutritious food 3 parts of ice to 1 o f salt. When 15c per line, minimum 60c
Apt. 2, EAst 0738.
It is real food for all ages and at frozen remove dasher, pack in salt
and ice and let stand 3 to 4 hours.
WOOD FOR SALE—Partly dry 16-
all seasons.
PERSONAL
These Classified Ads appear in 5
inch slab $4.50 cord; 16 Inch old
Because ice cream contains all of This cream may be frozen in an
' MRS. M.
L.
U MAR,
Psychic
newspapers : Beaverton Enterprise
the food elements of milk it is electrical refrigerator tray’ by the
growth $5.50 cord; 2nd growth $4;
reader,
Psychology
Cards,
Palm­
Tigard
Sentinel.
Multnomah
Press.
DRUGLESS HEALTH INSTITUTE
Soak 1 table­
classed among the protective foods. following method:
istry 289 South Broadway, near
Coal and Sawdust. Phone Beav­
Aloha News, and Yamhill Journal. ] —Steam
baths,
massage. alcohol
It is rich in bone building material spoonful of gelatin in 3 tablespoons
Jefferson.
Hours 10 a. m. to 8
erton 5225.
rubs, violet ray treatments for
in the vitamins essential to health, fuls of cold water for 5 minutes.
colds, rheumatism and constipa­ i p. m. BEaaon 9880. Licensed.
growth and protection against dis­ Dissolve over hot water and add to OVER 17.000 READERS WEEKLY
V . V . V . V . W . V A V V . V . V . V . V . '.
tion consultation free, nurse as­
pulp. When
ease, and furnishes energy thru the the sweetened peach
CARD HEADER, Daily
including IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO
ACREAGE
WANTED
sistant.
Dr.
Elna
A.
Sorensen.
N.
butter-fat. It is both a nourishing slightly thickened add thin cream
Sunday 50 cents for ladies. 410
D„ 418 Swetland Bldg., AT. 0403
Sell and are in a big hurry to
cream.
food and a wholesome confection and fold in the whipped
5th Street, corner Hall, Westfalls
WANT
10
to
25
ACRES,
within
30|
and should be considered another Add vanilla and pour into the re­
sell it, let the classified advertis­
Apartments, Apartment 9.
miles of Portland improved with
means of consuming the daily quart frigerator tray and freeze 2 to 4
FOR
CONSTIPATION.
COLITIS
ing department of this paper
house, have $1000 down payment,
of milk recommended by noted food hours.
and all Stomach troubles, use Dr.
will
assume
.
Arthur
L.
Scott,
prove its ability as a speedy and
SUN RAY TREATMENTS Neuri­
authorities.
A milk sherbet, cool and refresh­
Abbotts Elimination Food.
guar­
415
Commerce
Bldg.
efficient sales medium.
A wide variety of ice cream Is ing, is made with peppermint stick
tis, muscular and poor circulation
anteed to satisfy, $1 a package,
available. Between the simple milk candy.
treated.
166 North
18th, near W A W . ' . ' . '
by mail postage
paid. Correct
sherbet at one extreme and the
Diet Institute,
Room 409, 326 ^
Irving, BE. 4255.
APARTMENTS
MINT
STICK
SHERBET
fancy and rich mousee at the other
Washington St.. Portland, Ore,
and the fruits, nuts and syrups for
1-2 lb. peppermint stick candy, FURNISHED
3
ROOM
APTS—
Come in ,nd
HARRIETT MARSH—Psychic Card
flavoring, there should be a kind'
one quart whole milk, pinch of salt,
with 2 beds $1.50 per day and up. PHYSIC
READER—Circles
Tues­
suitable for every taste and for ev­
Reader,
Appointments
Daily
9
a.
ren n i if neri
2 eggs.
Cove Court, 3rd and S. Ave, East
ery food budget.
days and Thursdays 8 p. m. Pri­
m. to 10 p. m.
271 Broadway,
Mrs. C. E. Nelson, mgr., Seaside
Crush candy fine, add milk and
j
vate readings 1 p. m. to 9 p. m. I
tunt y ou ir*
Commercial ice
cream,
m eeting!
near Jefferson. Licensed,
salt and heat in double boiler until
daily. Dollie Clifton. 424 Jeffer­
the state standards required for its
candy
is dissolved.
Pour over
ui tonn.
BEAUTY SCHOOLS
son St., near 11th.
composition, is a highly nutritious slightly beaten eggs and cook for 5
MARTHA DELMAR -Gifted Spirit-
food. It affords a quick and eco-1
ual Medium and Palmist, readings
minutes in the double boiler. Cool
nomieal > dessert.
The
numerous ,
P R IC E » -$2.50 for
and freeze using 3 parts ice to 1 part ONLY ONE BEAUTY SCHOOL in DEPRESSION
50 cents to $1. Gives readings on
fresh fruits now available make pos­
the Northwest offers real Mari-
steam bath, massage and feet
salt. This makes 1 1-2 quarts.
all affairs of life. See her today-
sible a variety of seasonable des- j
nello training.
Send for FREE
treated. Dr. Ethel A. Sacry, BE.
mic :: ie SAYS—
tomorrow never comes. 464 East
booklet "Beauty Culture, the Hap­
5676, 167 King St., near Washing­
py Way to Success.” Nation wide
Couch corner 8th, EA 4006.
ton St., Portland.
P. ,T. A. ASSN TO CARE FOR
FREE ACCESS TO GOLF LINKS
free employment bureau National
<4uy TIME YÎXJR. CCPY CP
CHILDREN AT STATE FAIR
FEATURE OF CONVENTION
l’ KO PESSION AL 1)1 RECTOR Y
School
of
Cosmeticians,
1008
TVtlS G>7PAT rA/.’. li/ JOL’fUJ \L
LAURA E.
PEPIN—Naturopathic
Broadway
Bldg., Morrison
at
POAJT SHOW UP OKI TIME,
Physician, Electrotherapy,
Diet,
Broadway, Portland, Oregon.
J. E. BUCKLEY, M. D.
LET US KUOVt/ AMD
WlU
Manipulation and special reducing
Mrs. N. E. Abbott, State Chair­
Portland, Aug. 26—Among the free
SEUD YOU'A’ 'C i THEK t u..:-
194 12th St., cor Taylor, BE. 8237 Postoffice Bldg., Multnomah, Oregon
man and Mrs. Dr. L. Wright. Vice- entertainment features which Port-
GOT WO WAV CP.TTlUHft
FOIi SALE
Office AT 4756
Res. AT. 5048
President of the Oregon Congress ; land is offering to Convention visi-
Vt/HFkl YOU POMT
YER.
i
CABINET
BATHS,
SUNLIGHT
of Parents and Teachers, state that j tors this year is free golf for all
TREATMENT — Needle Shower,
PAPER, SO PLEASL LUT U5
their organization will again occupy who
register at the
convention. BARTLETT PEARS -40 lb box 25c,
including massage $1.00, regular
SCHOOLS
kuovy
you pick, bring container.
J.
their booth in the grandstand build­ The privilege of playing without
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£'J
$2.00 treatment, depression
spec­
Wesch, Tuaatin, Ore.
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ing.
Educational posters made by green
fees
on
Portland's
eight
BETTER
TYPE
STUDENTS
Ap­
ial. 9 a. m. to 9:30 p. m., Sun­
the children from different schools splendid private club courses and
Ap’ * V' <. ,v<x -V
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preciated the personal attention, |
days by appointment. 610 Dekum
of the State will be exhibited.
* the city’s three fine municipal links SEWING MACHINE White, Elec­
individual opportunity and recog-,
Bldg. AT. 3433.
’
L d
In addition parents and friends goes with every registration.
tric $32.50 Multnomah Furniture
nized training at NORTHWEST-j
are welcome to come and rest. Also
Exchange.
Portland’s club courses
Multno­
—
EUN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE,!
\ MADAM DENEL If you have any
children will be cared for at a mah, Waverly, Riverside, Oswego,
Day and 'Ight School, Portland
nominal ehnrge per hour.
Tualatin,
Columbia Portland
and
idea of doing anything any way,
fa is ' I
FOR SALE—Baled
hay,
weaned
The booth will be in charge of Alderwood and the municipal cour­
or any how, good or bad, consult
pigs, brOod sows, male hogs. C,
RADIO SERVICE
State Chairman, Mrs. N. E. Abbott ses East Moreland, Rose City and
this lady first, 435 Yamhill St.
L. Johnston,
Sherwood, Oregon.
and Vice President,
Mrs. R.
L. ! West Hills are all 18 hole courses
j with the
exception of
the
last
Wright.
RADIO SERVICE and Repairing
Telephone 362.
j one named. They are the finest in
COPALIS KELP
SANITORIUM -
c
Modern equipment
and
expert \
. the country and have brought to FOR
Kelp
Vapor
Baths,
connected
with
SALE
-Five
Gallon
I<arge,
ORDER YOUR RUBBER STAMPS I Portland the reputation of being
workmanship Pownder Radio Ce. i
Sun Ray Treatments f6r Rheu­
Young Holstein Cow. Fred Leu-
and Seals from Pioneer Printing ¡the "Golf Capitol o f America” with
Multnomah AT. 2829, after 8 p.
matism and poor circulation, 415
and Stationery
Co., 407-8 Dekuir more golf courses available
thi, Walnut avenue, Tigard.
per
m., call AT. 3854.
Bldg., 3rd and Washington
Sts capita than any city in the United
Times Bldg., near 4th AT. 2561.
PIANO FOR SALE- Standard, Call
Portland. Oregon.
States.
ROOFING
' n“: ..
Beaverton 2702.
ELMA KALSCH
Psychic Reader
10
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DR. ANNA M. FINSETH. M6-7-8
Dekum Bldg., Drug less Physician,
WANTED
including
Chiropractic,
Physio­
therapy, Colon Treatments, Deep
I GENERAL
HAULING— Long
and
WANTED- BRICK OR CARPEN­
Therapy and Ultra Violet Lights
TER
WORK, expert
Fireplace
short Distances, Robert Johnson.
Phone ATwater 6912.
worker, da., or contract BE. 9471
Phone Beaverton 3152.
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BARTLETT PEARS For Sale, bring
Bring Pear Boxes, 50c per box.
Mrs Della C. Fisher, Beaverton
..
Advertising Is Not
An Added Expense
DVERTISIN G is an improved and
modern way of distributing your
merchandise. It takes the place of
the old slow, costly and inefficient
methods of the past
In olden days it was necessary to depend upon
personal solicitation or gossip and hearsay—
now you can tell your trade, through the col­
umns of this paper, timely, interesting news
about your merchandise and store
W e can make these messages very attractive
for you, and we can also furnish cuts to illus­
trate your message.
Our rates are low and
results should follow with our system
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I 1 1 H
will support the President but it is
something of a puzzle to estimate
how many of his party members
Continued from Page 1
are more Wet at this time than
The conference will be opened by Republican. That there are som e,
President Hoover at the
White in this category is plain. Along the
House. Mr. Baker insists that the same line, the Democrats are wor­
task “ is the greatest we have ever ried by members who are Dry first,
faced" and that hunger and desti­ last and all the time.
A severe indictment of Japanese
tution must be prevented through­
policies in Manchuria is expected in
out the country.
Senator Smoot, chairman of the the report of the Inquiry Commls-
Senate Finance Committee, believes Ision, sent out by the League of For Well-Loved Dog, Call
that the new tax laws must be Nations, and a new storm is ex-
on Vet Is Safe Health
changed at the next session of | pected over decisions that will have
Congress and suggests that a gen­ to be made at Geneva. While tha 1
Assurance.
eral manufacturers sales tax will United States is certain to follow
the
doctrine
of
non-recognition,
it
be proposed. He admits that there
More people every year are tnking
are inequalities in the present law is not certain that Great Britian the common sense precaution of hav­
will
support
Washington.
In
fact,
which must be corrected and thinks
ing a licensed veterinarian give their
that business conditions when Con­ there is quite a strong sentiment dogs nn nnninil or semi-annual exam­
among
British
business
men
to
gress reconvenes will offer oppor­
prefer a Japanese rather than a 1 ination, reports the Chappel Kennel
tunities for adjustments.
¡Chinese
regime in Manchuria. Be­ Foundation, Rockford, Illinois.
President Hoover’s declaration In
The dog’s unatom.v is as complex as
sides,
the
official British view. Is
favor of a change in the Eighteenth
our own.
Undermining Influences
that
the
Japanese
domination
of
Amendment receives varying reac­
may he at wprk which will eventually
Manchuria
has
been
a
development
tions from the Dry groups.
The
result In serious Illness or death. The
W. C. T. U. meeting In
Seattle, of the last two generations rather dog cannot recognize these symptoms
than
a
happening
of
the
past
few
withholds any endorsement of can­
until they cause ucute pain, and then
didates. and insists that the amend­ months.
perhaps It will be too late for even the
Attorney-General
Mitchell
serves
ment Is of Immeasurable and in­
best dog doctor to save his life.
creasing benefit to the people of the notice that there will be no let-up
I>o not wait until your dog is “down
in
the
enforcement
o
f
Prohibition
I
United States.
sick"
to think abOVt his health, the
laws, even though changes may be
The President was openly pro­
made.
Noting that
both
major Foundation advises. Rut if he does
claimed the candidate of the Allied
jKilitical parties are pledged to sub­ become ill, do not "doctor” him your­
Forres for Prohibition by Dr. Daniel
mit proposals for amending the self. Consult h trained veterinarian,
A. Poling, who supported him In
Constitution,
the
Attorney-General licensed to practice in your state, and
the ground that he is “‘opposed to i
cays that it is the duty to enforce follow his advice, which Is Inexpen­
naked repeal”
The decision was
the law as it stands because any i sive and safe.
generally accepted in political cam­
If a dog is fed properly, veteri­
relaxation without
substitution o f .
paigns as marking the end of a n y 1
narians
say, the chances are four out
state control would produce chaos
worthwhile Dry opposition to th*
and an orgy of
uncontrolled ex- j of five he will never need treatment
Hoover Curtis ticket It Is thought'
Eighty per cent of dog ailments origi­
cesses.
that other D n’ organizations will
nate in the digestive system and most
take similar action within the next i
of them can be avoided by observing
few weeks.
a few simple rules.
Wet leaders declare that bo*h
Pork products, soupy and starchy
candidates for the presidency have
foods, fnts, sweets, lee cream and the
w hen aoothlng tn m o I* wind l
admitted fn'I-'ee r,f Prohibition since
like will soon ruin the digestion of the
Right from the first touch, antiseptic,
one advocates modification and the
soundest dog. “ Table scrap” feeding
LOOKING
AT WASHINGTON
other repeal. While President Hoo­
ver’s acceptance speech went fur­
ther than his nartv platform. It Is
not easy to ascertain the reaction of
the Wets, stthoueh the Crusaders
commends his s*and
nrÿ
says
it will bend every effort to elect
congressmen In accordance with its
principle«, regardless of their party
% affiliation.
-H - fr-H-H I Certainly many Republican wets
Our advertising man will be glad to call
you at anv time
on
Work of All
Circles every Tuesday and Sun­ ROOFING, Gutter
kinds, patch work specialty, low­
day nights at 8 p. m.
Private
est cost, 533 Belmont St., near
readings daily. 665 Johnson St.
12th, Apt. 2, EAst 0738.
near 21st W. H. car. BR. 5345.
DOGS SHOULD
VISIT DOCTOR
TWICE I YEAR
T illllif’
healing Zemo takes the
itching
misery out of mosquito bites, rashes,
and many other skin afflictions. Try
it also for itching, peeling toes.
Bathers and other outdoor folks
thank cooling Zemo for relief from
sunburn. Douse it on ivy-poisoning.
Pimples and dandruff fade when safe,
antiseptic Zemo is applied. I* in­
stantly eases razor-smart. Always
have Zemo nearby wherever you go.
Any druggist. 85c, 50c, |1.00.
CARE OF DOGS
Doctor G. IV. Little, author of
numerous hooks on dog care, eetl-
Diates that constant feeding of boiled
liver alone will shorten a dog's life ,<t
least four year*. Veterinarians lay
80% of dog trouble to Improper feeding,
aaya the Chappel Kennel Foundation.
%
-
kiiis more pets every year than acci­
dents and all other enures eottihined.
Pure, lean meat, ligliily cooked,
should form the !>a is of every doe's
diet. Ilorse-meat is (he lies! and now
that mass product Inn has made it
avHllalile to every dog owner, there is
no reason why the humblest lit tin
mixed breed cannot enjoy Ibis food
which was once reserved for only the
proudest aristocrats of his race.
The meat should be balanced wllh
certain cereals ai d minerals to pro­
vide a maximum of nourishment with
a minimum of strain on the digestive
system. Unlike most animals, ihe dog
cannot balance Ids own diet.
Prepared dog rations, made u ndiT
the supervision of the United States
Department of Agriculture, offer a
safe, simple way to Insure balance l
feeding, as they come in canned form,
ready to serve.
Overfeeding should be guarded
against, the Foundation states, dm*
henvy meal a day. preferably in the
evening, and a light breakfast, ara
enough for any dog.
Proper f<s»d, water and exercise
should keep u dog free from all but
germ diseases. \ balanced ration. Doc­
tor Little says. Is best. “ Lean horse-
meat, lightly cooked, is the ideal buslc
food, because of Its high protein con­
tent and ready digestibility, it should
be ‘balanced' by whole cereals, min­
erals and cod 11 vet oil»”