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til l tmrt 4 thi I an I t-i i Mil "a u s'ti- !. fi.'s ft
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t.i ao acrv fh, cuntpletiil nl truwkil nu along inr i more
aili a il oh tract, no miltft ho small; tuial ik-livi t m mail, tti
1 -l:Tty of oifftk .uli , tcirjihonr ittvof, K'1 himis and
chunhi" cvnvruK-nt.
The assured growth of Portlaud moans tj.td
increase of values ou this acreage. Puy now and
get advautagc of the rise.
Tracts selling from $125 to $300 per acre and
upon monthly payments if desired.
Call at our ottice, 102 l:ourth street, and ar
rauge to see these lands.
SHaw-Fear Company
I02 Fourth Street Portland. Oregon
MADE IN OREGON
Reinforced concrete culverts have passed the experimental statre
Kvery consumer has become a booster for them alter trial
Inspection of our plants and methods is frevly invited
No douht K'nper eisU about reinforced concrete culverts
Frost, tire, alkali or salt will not injure our culverts
Our joints are securely locked with tlillivran draw bars
Keinforcintr is fully protected by the concrete covering
Concrete is the best known preservative for metals
Eventually reinforced concrete culverts will be universal
lKn't delay i-ermanent culvert construction any longer
Concrete culverts are tornianent improvements
Our system is the bet on the market today
Now is just the beginning of the concrete age
Concrete properly maJe gains strength year by year
Reinforcing adds to the strength and durability
Economy is promoted by permanent improvements
Trailie grows heavier. Concrete meets this contingency
Every other known material deteriorates with age
Cement is becoming more and more a home product
Until concrete came on the stasre 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
Road building is of a scientific and permanent na'ure today
The jeop!e want the very best that their money will buy
Why not keep up with the procession of human progress
One trial will 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
Urg'e the use of Reinforced Concrete Cul
verts in your district. They -will positively
last always.
Reinforced Concrete Culvert
WorKs,
267 Oah Street. Portland, Oregon 12
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REEDVILLE'
Is On the Map
Also It is the Place to Get
HERCULES
Dupont Stumping Powder
TNA SPRAY
The kind that docs the work. Is the kind that we sell.
I have recently added a New, Clean and
Up-To-Date
MEAT MARHF.T
I Give me a trial and he convinced
L
J. E. BOfVWICK
CMumsey Sawmill
Dimension Lumber and Timbers
Rough and Dressed Lum
ber of all Kinds.
Mill 1 wiles from B. p.
Cornelius' Place.
Will Deliver.
Lumber delivered to North Plains
A. E. McClMSEY
Cornelius, Ore., Route I
Olivrr Johnnon, Sh.ly fiivok.
was in town Monday morning.
Will Wohlschlegel. of Seholis.
was a city isitor the first of the
w eek.
Slahwood for sale. 7." cents per
cord, at the Four-Point mill, near
llrovelatul. This is cheaper than
von c.n cut vourown timber.
, four Point Mill. Ill
r. R. l:vis. of North Tualatin
, Plains, was in the city Monday,
heading a trio of three bitr loads
of oats. Oats art running into
money these days, selling rcadily
at thirty-seven and thirty-eight
. dollars ht ton.
For Sale A horse mule colt,
months old. big for age. Wil
make a tine animal. -II. Ras
mussen. on Merrill place, ho
twen Roedvilloand Farmington.
Address, Peaverton, Oregon, R.
4. 1 tf
Cornelius is soon to have their
track enclosed and then the
horsemen will have one of the
finest places for training in the
county. The new track is on
land owned bv Thos. Talbot, and
lis close to the Onvwn Kleetrie
, depot, and also close to the city
, park.
j 1 saw cord wood, polos up to 2
inches in diameter, fence rails.
and hoards of all. kinds, into
stovewood lengths. Will go into
the country. Writ", phone or
call on me. - Carl Skow, Tualatin
Hotel, Hillshoro, Oregon.
Father McGinn, a Catholic
priest with Columbia University,
was in town Sunday afternoon
and evening, attending the
Knights of Columbus atTair.
Father MciJinn is one of the
irreat labor advot-ates of the
Northwest and has alrea.ly won
a National reputation by reason
of his advocacy of labor union
i in. His ideas on this sociolog
ical question have already pene
trated every labor field in Amer
ica. Wanton destruction is always
in evidence, but the Washington
County ollicials are going to
make an elfort to stop some ot
it. when they get the evidence.
Careless handling of revolvers is
the thing now under investiga
tion, ami when the party too free
w ith the. trigger is located there
will lie something doing in cit
cuit court. The other day some
Mlow, with no regard for pror
erty, tired a bullet through a gool
l-gallon milk can on the Withy
comle place, the missile going
clear through the vessel. The
oiheers think they have the man
lxttei. and when they get the
"do" on him there w ill be a
case for Judge Campbell to han
dle and there w ill U but small
hope for a parole. Such vandal
ism, if not checked, will creep on
up to livestock, and the authori
ties are determined that there
shall lo a lesson administered
that will not soon be forgotten.
COMMITTEE INVESTIGATES
Finds Bitulithic in Favor With
Property Owners
The following extract is from the
rcort of the paving committee
at leaven worth, Wash.
"At Portland, Ore., the com
mittee spent much time in in
vestigating the merits of bitu
lithic, wrxid block, stone block,
concrete, asphaltic brick and
llassam paving. There apjiearcd
to be much more bitulithic than
any other character of paving in
use. The committee visited the
plant of the Warren Paving Co.,
in Portland, where an expert
chemist and road construction
expert explained the methods
employed by the company in
putting down paving. The com
mittee also Haw ?nd inspected
oitulithic paving under construc
tion from the time the first course
of rock is put down, afterwards
covered with bitumen, which
was thoroughly rolled and then
covered w ith a mixture of ninety
p r cent fine crushed stone and
ten per cent bitumen, then again
rolled and covered with a thin
coating of pure bitumen and
sand, or asphalt, which made
the paving of which samples
were show n in this club room hu
an agent of the Warren Paving
Uo.
"Members of the committee
talked with property owners
fronting on streets navpd with
bitulithic navinir. with emnlovpps
of the water department who
were employed in making open
ings in this and other character
of paving for the purpose of
making water and sewer con
nections and were told that the
bitulithic was among the best
and most satisfactory paving in
use in the city,"
BACK TO THE FARM
"Back to the farm" I have
l.'JO acres of land; 40 acres clear,
the rest good saw timber; good
house, barn and orchard; 2 wells:
2 springs; large creek; good mill
j site; timber can he floated down
1 Tualatin river. Six miles south
(of Hillshoro; one mile north of
I Laurel; on main county road;
mail and milk route; phone in
, house; will sell all or in small
tracts, at $150 per acre. Part
cash. Come and see me. A. L.
(Jrebe. Hillshoro, Ore.. Route 2,
Box 18. 6-tf
The Pharmacy
: kviuibv. RciNonaidt nui :
lreh Ih uqs bns
S r . i n i . ;
; raniiiy ncmcaics
householdW
u remedies u
Oui n '-.i. 11 Ik n'm-iit i
mir.i ! ! I r vm. l .lm, nl J
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P. E. GARDNER, Prop.
BISHUP BROS.
Roup,)) ami Prcotl Lum
ber cut from KirM Clu
Timber.
Wedvliwi .iu w heir if tju.uitily
warrants.
Estimates on all Buildings
BIG T1MI5KRS CUT ON OKDKRS
Cut our fieurc before buiii.
Milli li nilen north of MountuiruUle.
Tclephunei' I'.u isio St ties, C.lrtn.H' l.ine.
DIS1IUP BROS.. Cornelius Ore., R. I
A COMMON KKKOK Or
andoueth-.t docs a ereat inju-live to luniUr as a
b uilding material is can !i mi in Sj n in r.ide i.
All lumlxT is graded by a Mt of rules veiupiUd by
the Itiatiuf.uttirers f (r m r prtitt 1 tioti, but oj collide
they protect those only ,hu are painst.ik inj; cittt)h
l familiarize tin iiimIvin with the dillVunt tithnical
terms. We aic always g!.nl to nIo.w yu the t-tfici.it
grailitij rules of witiih we have copies at our otitic
We ran buk up the rules with ur lumber. Pay us
a visit and investigate this.
Everything in Building MiiteriuU.
Frcntzel &. McParlanc Bros.
Main St., and P. P.. N. Uy.
Poth phones
New - Meat - Market
SECOND STREET
Saelens & Spiesschaert,
Prnprirtor
NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS STOCK
CAKRIED.
The management will lc pleased to liavc old
and new patrons call whether they buy ot not.
Market open for iusection at all times. We
are here to stay.
Highest price paid for beef, p.k, vval, hides
and pelts.
BANK OF BEAVERTON
Beuverton, Ore.
CAPITAL STOCK $10,000
J. A. MOTT. Prtsit. W. K. PKfJG, Secy.
J. T. WILLIAMS, Vice l'res. l. V. P.OMJEU, Cashier
c
We have every facility for llie handling
of Banking in all its P.ranches; and
extend to depositors every accommo
dation consistent with sound and
progressive banking.
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