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v r BEAVERTON - REEDVILLE Acreage The larrat platting, lb? w X r(i l n.l fU.mut .aunmuniiv Wvipmrit, th- m,l highly tvttttr i ami halt. hn.';.l tn tin UiiM d I ol.Vat Barrage him la ttrj.o. Come uh us n.t attar the a l .tut ti ot our r.,vtutur an.! finant-tal Mirn'h The W.mlitnl Wavta art: on'v 4 minutr' n.l i n t.urth stnet or On Ran KUvtnc line. Jut s milrt tst f Council Crrl. tm mi!r from l uttnu ly rW. No frrifcht or commission to jmv; v.hi gr t-miMinui'i pri- f.r your prx!iu-t. Sj'k-n.l .1 4 Vf r ol.l ppV ouh.i.l-i ilrmonstr.vte the i1. V ill t a tract atfthta Ian t tti tira-t ol yir it st'lcctiou tor $.; w ami uptan t.-iuiv ,JS. oit but utliM,l. ,1 ituo ittt-licl , avi t axnr r vh. cmtlctc.l ami trol. nva.l aim inc... moir mlt-auf each tiaa-t, no matter how small; rural .lrh.n .vr mu tc ) litvrv f nirrvhnlt r. Kasl telephone rrtvior, fiixil Hh.missinl chuti'bra cunvrrtwnl. The assured grow th of Portl.uu! means rapid iucrcase of values on this acreage. IUiy now and get advautagc of the rise. Tracts selling from $12. to $;00 kt acre and upon monthly payments if desired. Call at our office, 102 Fourth street, and ar range to see these lands. Shaw-Fear Company I02 Fourth Street Portland. Oregon MADE IN OREGON lie-in forced concrete culverts have passed the experimental statre Every consumer has become a booster for them after trial Inspection of our plants and methods is freely invited No doubt longer exists about reinforced concrete culverts Frost, lire, alkali or salt will not injure our culverts Our joints are securely locked with Gillian draw bars I join forcing is fully protected by the concrete covering I'oncrete is the best known preservative for metals Eventually reinforced concrete culverts will l-e universal Don't delay permanent culvert construction any longer Concrete culverts are permanent improvements Our system is the best on the market today Now is just the beginning of the concrete age Concrete properly made gains strength year by year iiniurcinv; auus 10 me sirengm ana durability Economy is promoted by permanent improvements Trallic grows heavier. Concrete meets this contingency Every other known material deteriorates w ith age Cement is becoming more and more a home product Until concrete came on the stage expedients were necessary Labor is a big factor in reinforced concrete construction Values are not determined solely by the cost of an article Everyone of our reinforced concrete culverts is warranted Koad building is of a scientific and permanent naUire today The tveople want the very best that their money will buy Why not keep up with the procession of human progress One trial w ill convince you that our system of Reinforced concrete culvert construction has come to stay Kindly give this matter serious consideration Sewer, drain and culvert pipe are our specialties Urge the use of Reinforced Concrete Cul verts in your district. They will positively last always. Reinforced Concrete Culvert Worhs, 267 Oah Street. Pprtland, Oregon 12 REEDVILLE Is On the Map Also It is the Place to Get HERCULES Dupont Stumping Powder yETNA SPRAY The kind that does the work. Is the kind that we sell- I have recently added a New, Clean and Up-To-Date MEAT MARKET Give me a trial and be convinced J. E. BORWICK f-lcCumsey Sawmill Dimension Lumber and Timbers Rough and Dressed Lum ber of all Kinds. Mill i miles from 13. P. Cornelius' Place. Will Deliver. Lumber delivered to North Plains A. E. McCllMSEV Cornelius, Ore., Route I Washington County is "some flower" section, after all. Aug. lovegnn. founder of Cherry Crove. the new town near lias ton. recently told his two little j daughters that he would give thorn a piece of money for each i variety of llowcr that they could j find and place in their press hooks. One of the daughters al ready has liV am! the other 107. J l.ovegren is commencing to take. stiH k of his bank account, so as to recall the otTer Ivfotv the daughters cramp his balance. Who would have thought that in the month of May so many varie ties of bloom could be found in Washington County? For Sale A horse mule colt. S months old, big for age. Will make a tine animal. II. K;is mussen. on Merrill place, Uv twoen Ktvdvilleand Farmington. ' Address. Foavorton, Oregon. 1J. ltf A big Canadian excursion will arrive in Fort land from the big IKuninion center, in July. The excursion is enroute tolJaiveston, Texas, and from there will run up to New York, and from there return to the starting oint. ; Frank L Hay. a brother of Mrs. i Frank I m brie, will have charge of the palaces on wheels, and if the train can ho held lonir.nniuh ;at Portland, will make a trip out to las old 111 sboro hoiiw Jj 1 saw cordwood. mles up to 12 menes in diameter. lenee rails. and boards of all kinds, into stovewood lengths. Will go into the country. Write, ithone or i rail on me. Carl Skow, Tualatin (Hotel. Hillsboro, Oregon. i The Hillsboro Uvs who went ( ----- ; to k rvallis last Friday are loud jin their praises of the treatment .accorded them bv Hon. Jas. Withycomho, ice director of the I t-ig Agricultural College. Mr. i Withvi-oinU' still owns his Wash ington County farm, and takes a ! great interest in this section of the state. He conducted th l.-id-i 1 through the hi g colleire. and en. tcrtaincd them royally. Contractor J. S. Irsung has completed his contract at the S. I dennt. foot of Si-ond Street ; and it helps the apearance of that section of town. He also diil the excavating for the court j house annex basement, and fin-ji-dx d the contract in record tim. juts iiim nig wtirK is to pui in l the piling bridge, down in the Horwick section. j Frank Imrrie. of West Union. was in the city Monday. His Spring grain is just getting j through the ground and the rain of Monday morning early was ; worth a bunch of money to him. j The late sown grain all over the j section was much benefitted by the precipitation. ! With a $32,000 court house an- ,nex; a $a.i.(XiO school site and buildinir. new business hliwli.iri. ling up, and many cottages, Hills. jUiro is doing pretty well, thank you. Ana asuie trom this there is promise rf a great deal of street improvement. Alfred Guorber. of Helvetia, was in the city the last of the week. Mr. Citierbor is one of the best cheesemakers in the county, and his product is always eagerly sought at the county seat. Mr. and Mrs. U. II. Greer. K. L. MeCormiek, 0. F. Libby, and Mesdames M. C. Case and 11 L. Se;irs departed Monday evening lo attend the (jrand lodges of Odd Fellows and Kekkaha in Pendleton. Mrs. Ivlyth Tozier Weatherred ami brothers, Alk'rt Tozier, and LeKoy, an attorney of Fairbanks, Alaska, were in the city the first of the week, guests at the T. S. j Weatherred home. I Irv inif 1 1 i L'L'l n hot hnm the nw Reaver pitcher, lost his first game j Sunday, w ith Vernon. It went j to ten innings, and Portland lost itwo to one not a bad showing, j to say the least. Chris Johnson, of Mason Hill, was down to the city Monday, taking home a tine mule colt, purchased from H. Kasmusen. J. M. Howland. of Helvetia was down to the citv Mondav getting ready for a public sale of personal property, June 1. Thos. Crawford and wife, of ligard, visited with their daugh ter, Mrs. J. Ashbaugh, the first of the week. J. J. Krebs has purchased a new Cadillac auto and will soon contend for the championship as chall'eur. Fred Gheen is home from an extended trio to California and Southern Oregon, much improved , in health. j I. 0. Nealeigh, the Scholia j nurseryman, was up to the city ! Monday morning. I J. W. Jameson, of Farming ! ton, was in town Monday, and 1 called on the Argus. 1 J. A. Zimmerman, of Uoseland Farm, was a city visitor Satur day afternoon. Sam Moon and wife, of Center ville, were city visitors, the first of the week. J. T. Heard, of below Newton, was in town Monday. Hans Rasmusen, of below New ton, was a caller Monday. The Pharmacy KVIudiV. Ke.ison.itnV iml Irtish IVis lis V Family Remedies HOUSEHOLD IT REMEDIES On? t'mrtii-! i. u meiii.nt i J Uitrt.ilUil I e lilli'l -Im. n. I nt . it tit lt( i l'Hl,. ! P. E. GARDNER. Prop, j BISHUP BROS. Roup,l anil Or .. I I.vnn ber tvit frin l"irt Cltist Timber. We doliv 1 1 .in n hcic it i;u.iiittty wat rants. Estimates on all Buildings DIG TIMDKRS CUT ON ORDI1RS C.cl our fuMius before buying. Milb vv north of MountiilniUlt. Tclej.houci l'.ieihe St ites, ',U Line. bISHUP bROS., CornrliuN Orr., R. I A COMMON K.KROK OK HOMt: bUlLDKKS and one th.it docs a Kie.tt injustice to lumber as a building material is can Icsmh-ss in .specif yinj; grades. All lumber is KiaK-d by a slt ,,f (lles u niptUd by the tnaiinf.utiirers f r jour pn.tei ti.ui, but of course lliey protect tlu.se only .v Ik. are painstaking , noiiKh lo familiarie tlietiiseUes wit!, the dilieicnt ti-tlinic.il terms. We arc always Klad to show y.i the ofliti.il grading rules of wiii. li we hae copies at our ollitc. We i an buk up the rules with mir luinlier. Pay us a visit and investigate this. Everything in Duiltlintf MotriaU. Frentzel &. McFarlane Bros. Main St., and P. V.. N. ;v. Poll, phones New - Meat Market SECOND STREET Saelens & Spiesschaert, Propriplnro NOTHING bUT KIRST CLASS STOCK CARRIED. The management w ill be pleased to h.ne old and new patrons call whether they buy , ,,,. Market open for inspec ti,,., al all times. We are here to stay. Highest price paid for beef, p, k , vcal.hides and pelts. BANK OF BEAVERTON beavcrton, ()rt. CAPITAL STOCI $10,000 J. A. MOTT. Prest. W. K. vmi, Secy. J. T. WILLIAMS, Vice Pres. . W. KOUiKR, Cashier We have every facility fortlic handlinjr of Hanking in all its Brunches; and extend to depositors every accotntno dation consistent with sound and progressive hank in. T the I'ast I IviVMstKjonol RE Mul .. o Ki-iOfl , op (u V, i. t.i tin hiiii ) , , i If f lb', t , It ultli n l (I " 1 1 o i , liunl IK It lf S I. ! I'll. Ml. I hill M 1. 1. V i". It. M it. I?, i. A It . O fc. J. U H. I? h, i , , I. 1 1 " N , x j. ii i e. it Mf 'cl K"'iij ki l. Inn tin ititlitH , j,,. M Wli'lil Ujl , v lh h'litc Ihr l lii..l. ." .it , j tJt ( I.i,iitl ttt mn Ht-rk t In fcru ; jt u lilrltl. I.lll-f Iw.iltt, -lt. h;ttit ,t l.ttM r 111 UrrllHf u Wulnru I lull , v,,( J . I, ru'irii' k lli.w i ,v n t it: , , ., Ai nnt tftlOttii wm . It l, tlr I' I; , tra.aut t alum n H-ik tt I It. Lit ,., ltln )l tlit ttt, tttttv Ml I I Hi 1 1 AMi , tn lunr MI , l.-t Inn. 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