F R ID A Y , A P R I I . IS. 1934
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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lander.
a vote of thanks.
Miss Verna Mae Walters of Cedar
Also at the c-iicus as a guest of the
Mills, was a Sunday guest at the troop was Scout Russell Goddard, of
St rut hews home.
1 roop 23b, Tillamook. He was for
| L. M. Daview and sons Henty and merly a member of the Beaverton
Archie and Robert Campbell spent I troop.
Saturday and Sunday fishing on the I Nature course announcements may
Wilson river.
i b® made at tonight's meeting. Test-
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I Wm. F. Campbell spent several days | work will be featured.
LADIES' Don't let your large abdo OREGON VEGETABLE EXPERT
many problem: of disease control, last week neaw White Salmon,
Sevtral scouts are preparing for the
C EN TS
men and double chin mar your fig-j NOTES CALIFORNIA METHODS variental breeding an<%selection, soil
Maurice
Willoughby
expects to I advanced court of honor next Thurs
ure; trial treitment H price. BE.
fertility problems and the like.
A LIN E
report for work at CCC camp the first day, and some for the lower court the
9339, 10X4 S VV. Jefferson St., be-
A' G' B B01“ ! 11*1- head of the vege-
| first Thursday in May.
In the Imperial valley 22,000 acres j Qf' tbe
PER TIM E
tween 10th and 11th. Portland. O re.,tab1« croPa action at Oregon State of lettuce is being grown, and 14,000! ...
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Lisle Walker, Asst. S. M.
Strut hers was a
college, has just returned from Cali- acres more in the Salinas valley. New
‘ ls8
r° ea
forma where he spent a two-months, york No 12 anJ j
ta, F are the week end guest at the A. C. Robinson CoiiM>rvatiou ami the Scout la»w (\ I >
home in Portland.
INSTRUCTIONS
leave of absence observing methods'
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SCHOOLS
10.,"A Scout is Brave. He hus tin»
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of mass pioduction and marketing ot pjan^|ngj8
Carl Olson and Vincent Willoughby courage to face danger in spite of
truck crops in that state. The inditt-
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TEN CENTS a line per Issue
were fishing near Cochran Sunday fear and to stand up for the right
morning.
Count five words to the line». Then MOLER Barbee College This In- trV ha* «town there to an enormous
against the coaxings of friends or
count your profits. Cash should ternational System is the scientific s‘ze- providing a supply for ship-
Miss Dorothy St rut hers and Mrs. the jeers or threats of enemies, and
H IT E O N
accompany the
order.
When a wav= ¿onto nav: 3 teachers Write ping the year-around to outside states
Lucile Flint of Scholls spent Tuesday defeat does not down him.’
or call 227 S. W. 3d ave.. Portland, and inexpensive vegetables for home
statement is required the charge is
To the brave person, the forewt deep
Hiteon club met Wednesday, April at Mrs. Robert Holland’s at Beaverton
consumption which are widely used.
15c per line, minimum &Oo
Trachel Brothers of Bethany, pur- though it may be, is neither myster
he reports. Some other observations *
lhe bome
^*rs- p *°*a ^eedy at
OREGON AND MODERN BARBER follow-
He knows tho
Tigard with sixteerf members and two
“ - e l a horse from C. VV. Struthers ious nor terrifying.
These Classified Ads appear in 4
enemies of the game and birds, and
visitors present. The roll call "My Ilast weok
COLLEGE Pays you while learning
Green pea production, as in Oregon.
newspapers : Beaverton Enterprise.
more important, he takes the proper
preference for next Years Program1' |
—N. R. A. creating demand for
is becoming centered in the coast re -,
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Tigard Sentinel, Multnomah Press.
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was well responded to. Delegatee are
C. J. Clifford has served contlnu- steps to see that the danger from
barbers. Master Barbers agree to
Aloha News.
ie is rue o gn en ai k o es pjannin to attend
third district ously for 56 years, as postmaster at these sources is minimized.
employ our students. Write or call gion.
Oregon celery compares most favor- |nst ^
a{ Garjbald, A .„ 18 and th, Grovetown. Georgia.
1038 S. W. -1st Ave., cor. Main or ably in size, color and quality w i t h __
It would be quite
interesting to
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county federation at Gaston April 26
Classified ads produce results, use
135 Madison St., Portland, Ore.
know
how
many
or
how
few of the
that grown in the Sacramento delta T
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them.
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Loan closet articles are to be brought
average people are at least slightly
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to Mrs. Meta Christensen s home May
interested in this phase of conserva
ego county.
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AUCTION SALES
The following officers were elec -1
tion. We know that duck hunters are
Carrots have increased in populaiity ted for ^be con,ing year beginning in
approving of the proposed tax stamp
WILSON’S Auction House. Auc
Applications for wheat allotments
• • • tion sales every Monday, Wed- can be accepted up to and including .'V'!'tV'* con8l''m‘ nk pUb*’C 80
of one dollar per year for licenses to
September. President Miss Elsie Cald-|
• • • neisdav Fridav 10 a m
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that the crop has now grown in huge Well, vice-president, Mrs. Ida Hite;
hunt migratory water fowl. This gov
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Monday. Final closing of the wheat quantities in the last few years. They 8ecretaryt Mrs. Hannah Christensen, i
ernment income, at the rate of about
729 2nd ave, near Morrison
adjustment deal is made that day. are shipped to many parts of the lreasurer Mn> Gladys Meyer
The J
a million dollars every year, would
Applicants applying now will receive country.
SCHOOL -BEAUTY
be used to set up refuges and protect
next meeting will be Tuesday, April
Southern growers take unusual pre
breeding grounds for these birds. Rut
the last payment on the 1933 crop and
PACIFIC SCHOOL
cautions to protect and “forward” 17 at the home of Mrs. Corrine Se-
now many of the public who ure not
all the payments on the 1934 and 1935
plants that are to be forced long as
game hunters would bo able to ex
OF BEAUTY CULTURE
I crops.
rapidly as possible. Oregon growers
press mature opinions on this tax or
The Boy Scdut Circus, quite success other beneficial legislation?
often faced with unfavorable early
225 Morgan Bldg.
BE. 0643
Self-
j fill, is over. Those who assisted the
weather conditions might well take a
assertion
is
a
form
of
bravery.
for the next 5 leaf from the southern growers' book
'troop to fulfill its obligation and ac
BEAUTY PARLORS
LISLE WALKER
months of
tually to excell in its events are given
in this respect, Professor Bouquet
CLASSIFIED ADVER TISING
BUY>
nd s e l l
10
Send $1.
If your hair "won’t take" a perma
nent, you’re wanted at the Christy
THE
Beauty Shop.
They simply “glory"
in giving glorious permanents on
stubborn hair that “'won't take” . I A T L A N T IC M O N T H L Y
and with every permanent free order
of high grade face powder blended
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hours. Enjoy the wit. the wisdom,
505 Raleigh bldg., above Fahey Brock
the companionship, the charm that
have made the ATLANTIC, for
man. AT. 7893.
seventy-five years, America's most
quoted
and most cherished maga
FREE MANICURE — Given with j zine.
Shampoo and Finger Wave.
Yes, i
Send $1. (mentioning this ad)....
that's right—a fine, tho*-ough sham-
poo and lovely finger wave for only
to
75c, with a smart manicure includ
ed absolutely free- that's the thrill- j
The Atlujilic Mini! lily, H .Arlington St
ing special at ESTHER REED'S
Boston
BEAUTY SHOP Columbia Bldg.,
ATwater 4573
CLOCK & WATCII REPAIRING
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B. W. COBB—Expert in fine watches j
Spring and Electric clocks. 15 Years
in Gerlinger Bldg., 2d and Alder, 2d
floor. AT. 5032.
FOR SALE
TRADE—Ford ton Truck, T model or
Wesco shallow well, electric, water
system for cream separator. Tigard
0826.
WE BUY OR SELL USED CARS—
Agency for Nash, Hudson
and
Terraplane cars.
Used Cac Ex
change Phone Hillsboro 2641.
FOR SALE—R I Red Hatching Eggs
at 50c a setting. Capt. G. H. Bailey,
Tigard. Oregon, R 1, Bx 398, Ti
gard 1361.
Instruments, piano '
and harmony Free
Bessie Andrews, 309 Alisky
guitar.
BR. 1082.
Bldg.
~ANTI-E*IN POLLS-
H A W A IIA N
BATHS
Natur°Path- electro-thera
py; diseases of women a
specialty. Dr. Ellen DuBoise, 210 Pan
ama Bldg., ATwater 0916.
USE
G O L D ST A U B SA L V E
For Boils, Carbuncles, Athlete’s Foot,
Inflamed Varicose
Veins,
Felons,
Abcess, Pus Formations, prevents
Lancing—Leaves No Scar
This Salve is Invaluable
For Sale at
Owl Drug Stores, Meier & Frank, Fred
Meye*s, or write 3322 Vancouver Ave.,
Inclosing $1.00
DRUGLESS HEALTH INSTITUTE
Steam Baths, Massage, Violet Ray
Treatments for Colds, Rheumatism
and Constipation. Consultation Free
Dr Elna A. Sorenson. N. D„ 418
Swetland Bldg., AT 0403.
Hi V Ay ay A / D A to
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ealth
R. M A Y N E
OREGON
DAIRY COUNCIL
TIIE A, B, C, OF BUTTER
1 tsp salt
6 tsp butter
And now we have grades in butter.
Beat yolks well; add milk and sifted
J. O. Johnson
I Just as the housewife has been as
dry ingredients quickly. Add melted
ATTORNEY AT LAW
sured of quality when she buys Grade]
Fold In stiffly beaten egg
] A milk, she will now be assured of j butter.
Johnson Bldg., Tigard, Oregon
i quality through the grading of butter. J whites last. This recipe makes six
Hours 2-5 on Wednesdays & Saturdays]
The points considered by expert \ large waffles.
Tigard Phones 52 or 0301
j butte«- judges in grading butter are In
Samuel B. Lawrence
Honey Syrup
] order of their importance flavor, tex-
] Resident of Washington County for Iture- ool,,r body salt content and pack
2-3 cup melted butter
aging. The term Grade A will be ap
t h e Past 4 « Y e a r s
2
cups honey
plied to the highest quality butter,
FENCE Y O U R YA R D
Candidate for
Heat honey and add melted butter.
made from choice sweet cream of de
NOW
sirable flavor.
Grade B will be of
Republican Nomination
for greater enjoyment of privacy
good quality made from good cream
as well as beauty. We furnish redi
but which lacks the fine flavor re
S T A T E SE N A T O R
cut materials or build fences, trel
j
lises. window boxes, etc., ready to
quired
for Grade A. Grade C will in
FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY
use.
clude butter made from cream, which
CARLTON LUMBER COMPANY
OULDN'T you give a quar
because of Its flavor cannot be used
Primaries May 18, 1934
Interstate A Tillamook St. TR. 3615
ter for a dessert like the
for Grades A or B. These grades will
Pd. Adv.
following which costs r< ally
replace the present ones now on the
only twenty-four coots and wives
four people?
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market, within a few days.
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Peach shortcake with Whipped
The BEST of FOODS
Food scientists recommend far more
Cream: 81ft together ono cup
— — — MOTORISTS---------------- | butter for health than is generally
25c LUNCHES, 35c DINNERS
flour, two teaspoons baking pow
used.
Butter is an easily digested
der, one tnhb spoon sugar an«i one-
as well as
Use Your C R E D I T
food fat, rich in Vitamin A which pro-
half teaspoon salt, and cut In two
50c and 75c DINNERS
for C a r
Repairing
and a half tablespoons short» ling.
j motes growth and builds up resist-
Largest Jumbo Glaas of Beer for
Add th roe-elglith« cup d uteil
lance to diseases, especially cold. It
Credit on Cash Prices
lOo
evaporated milk, pat or rol out.
No Interest— No Carrying Charge has too, important amounst of Vita
and cut in eight rounds. P u two
min D a necessary factor in the prop
rounds together with melteo but
Triangle Service Co.
H IG H L A N D T A V E R N
er development of bones and teeth.
ter between, llako about iwolvo
122
N.
W.
10th
AVE.,
AT.
3959
RESTAURANT
minutes In a hot oven (4 » de
Besides
this
high
value,
butter
has
(West Side)
815 S. W. B r o a d w a y Op Journal bldg
grees). Split open and pit be
1 a natural delicious flavor that im-
tween and on top the conte.its of
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] proves any food to which it is added.
a 1 pound cun of sliced p aches
The following recipes are delicious
which have been gently .tewed
j because
they
include
generous
for a few minutes with two table*
i amounts of butter.
spoons sugar und one-four h tea
spoon cinnamon, then coi led to
Uucoanut Uimkii-H
lnko warm.« Top with on third
cup whipped cream.
1 cup butter
If You Really Love 'Cm
1 cup sugar
YOU can learn Bookkeeping, Banking, Shorthand and
4 beaten egg yolks
Peach Cobbler: Drain the con
tents of four No. 3 cans o. sliced
Typewriting at home in half the time, and at one-fifth
1 more cup sugar
peaches (or one No. 10 aud one
3 cups flour with
the cost of attending a business college. You can com
No. 2' j can), and lay them in the
H tap. soda
bottom of a large flat baking pan.
plete the course in bookkeeping or banking, and re
Mix together one and one-half
1 tbsp. cream of tartar
ceive your diploma in two months. You can learn to
cups sugar and six tablespoons
% tsp salt
floor, then add the peach yrup,
write over 100 words a minute in shorthand in less
stirring until smooth. Pour over
1 tsp vanilla
than two months and you can become an expert, rapid
the peaches, dot with tlirco-
4 beaten egg whites
fourths cup butter (or e butter
typist in six weeks.
substitute),
and place thf pan In
Mix ingredients together smoothly
A small down-payment and easy monthly terms will
oven while preparing the crust.
in the order listed and with hnnds
81ft together one and a half
get you started immediately. Complete satisfaction
make into tiny soft balls without
quarts flour, one tablesp on salt
kneading ««- rolling (flour slightly)
and a good position guaranteed, or your tuition will be
and one-half tablespoon baking
powder, und cut in one ai d a half
With
a
spoon
or
thumb
make
a
de
refunded in full. Send ten cents in coin or stamps for
cups shortening. Mix with enough
pression in each ball and fill with
cold water to make of the con
complete descriptive literature of the courses in which
jelly, then cover with cocoanut and
sistency to roll. Roll not quite so
bake about ten mlnuteH in a 375 de
you are interested. Do it today.
thin as for pie crust, cut to flt top
gree oven.
of pan, and make several slits In
top for escape of steam. Remove
Waffle«
peaches from oven, lay crust on
top, and return to oven (400 de
3 eggs
grees) for from twenty-five to
2 2-3 cups milk
thirty minutes. Serve warm with
1850 Downing St. Denver, Colo.
cream or with hard sauce. Serves
2 cups flour
fifty.*
4 tsp baking powder
Covers the E N TIR E United States
Peach Desserts
When your head
aches; when Neu
ralgia tortures you;
when Muscular Pains make you
miserable—take a Dr. Miles'
Anti-Pain PilL
Mr. Smith is one of millions
who have found this easy way to
prompt relief. He says:—
“I keep Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain
Pills in my pocket and when I
get a dull heavy jeeling in my
head, I take a Dr. Miles’ Anti-
Pain Pillandthe pain passes off*
D P * . N4 I L H S ’
PERSONAL
believes.
Home gardeners appear to be the
exception rather than the rule in
California, even among farmers.
In
this respect, Oregon farmers seem to
be more self-sustaining.
The commercial vegetable growers |
and shippers tnere have depended
much upon the help of state and fed- j
eral research workers In solving their |
HOW WOMEN
CAN WIN MEN
AND MEN WIN
The Favor of Other Men
Unlaaa tw^> plnt| Qf btl« ju lc «
flow d*!lj
fr o m your liver Into your poweU. you.
f o o d decay* in your bowel*. Y h l* p o l* o « i
your r w hole boay. M ovem ent* get hard anj
ellow tongue. y<
constipated- Y ou set yellow
low akin. pimple*, dull eye*,
bad taste, gas, dizziness, net
uve becom e an u glyd ook iaa. foul-*m<
nave
Ing. *our-thlnklna person. Y<^u jm
ve 1
y wi an«
our personal civ
j run fro m you.
But d on 't take salts, m ineral w atet«
oils, laxative pill*, laxativa candle* Ot
chew ing gum* »n d expect them to get rM
o M h i* V ^ * * n that destroy* / o u r persona
charm . T hey caa't do It. fo r they onli
m ove out the tail end o f your bowel* an4
that d oesn 't take away enough o f the da
cayed poison. Cosm etic* won t help at all
O n ly a f n * flow o f your bile Julc« wll
np this tl.cay p-.iw n 1» your bow .!«. Tip
atop
on* ml! id .«K .ta b l« nm ilclna who h >'« S
a free flow o f your b ll. lutra la Cartar |
,lver P ill«. No cafomrl (marcurr
L ittle I.lver
r r ’i.
Only An*, mild t .« * U W i
In Carter*!
extract*. If you w ould brl— back you;
prraonal r n .r m to win men. atari; taklnj
F a rte r'« I.lttle I.lver Pill* accordl*« U
d irection « today. 25« at drug «tor«».
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R efuse “ apmethlng luat as good" fo r t
m av
teetn or scald
«cam rectum
sy gripe, loosen teeth
Ask fo r C a rter'. I Itti. I.lvar Pills by nam,
and u .t what you ask for. 0 1 Ï M . C. M. L «
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