The Beaverton review., April 11, 1924, Image 2

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SuhicripU on. *1.5« r f f
Many of Ilia Booster Club*
«o u ml like Rooster Clubs by the
way Ih ry a rr crowing
T h r r o u p re « « i o n i a ro reniin«1e«t
that M iry m u s t u se th e h o c a «
w ll a « I h r m u c k ra k e i f th e y
a r r to «lo Ih«' s e s s io n 's w o r k .
S iin e
folka th in k th a t
th r
p ro b le m s o f p «i|ilics
ra n
le
solvr«1 b y g iv in g I li n n u p a «
h o p e le s s.
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merely «lo s o m e m e rc h a n t*
coinplain about Ino ma n r re
lurne,| goods, h it! t h r .liv o r e '
court* do so loo.
Th e cities bras about I heir
hiK population, hut the country
p«vip|e of Oregon prefer
tin
«luality to th«' «luautily.
If som e fo lk s pro m o te*! r o -
tat ion in ««fftce a little less ami
rotation of crops a little more
I hey \v««ul«t he belter off.
ka
>1.
l'a u r a M alia rwaaHataal
a* Aartraitar* »
A » a raault of a re.-*nt xlsll tn thè
Calieri Slatra ttepartnirni ef Agrioiil-
tare, an KagUabweiuso ha» herrine so
keaaily Interrate«! la thè maktng ef
ru m mari-pa par «Iresa forma aa an ahi
to hot*« aawtng. that ahr Intenti» lo
Introduce tkla labor savlng «letica In
Kngtlah boaaawtva* aa au««n aa »he re-
turalo throagh thè medium nf anni
en'a Ineritala»
Mia» Minale Zlmnier
man. thè slattar, la preatdaad of Ih -
I.oughtoa Woouin'a Inatltme In Kasav
a ra r IxwMlan. whlch ha* aN>ut STO
Aa Ih*re are over 2.00"
atmllar Ineal a e r n n 'i Inatltutea arai
terari throughout England, ami a» It
Is requited that member» "give a«
well aa gat" laatrncrion In practical
new way* of doing things, the paper
diesa form ta rm i likely to be taken
ap widely la England aa It hat been
In the United Stats*. Thousand« of
woman In this country, «apertali»
KiW
X
t, ,
v
<* '■'MP
t4
I
I
L iv in g
get help with thatr sewing, hare made
dress forms accord mg to Instruction«
given by extension agent* so that they
can tit their own rlothes more easily
and remodel old garments.
Exchange ef Instruction.
winuea, th* m«th«>ds «sed
and auh-
From the |«oint of view of
the t r a f f ic <«flic<T. automobile ; Ject* tangid, with a view t«« adapting
parking is the big problem. Put some of our Mews to Kngilsli needs
An exrhange of in*ininl«>n was tenta­
from Dial of many parents, tin ! tively arranged for when three of our
automobile sparking problem i- j
I'-c biggest.
T H E A TM O S P H E R E
If the m otorists blow their '
O F SUCCESS
horn» loo loud, they are com.
if »««me day you saw a m er­
plained of f««r noise, ami if they
idiani clearing out some
ohi
don't blow them loud enough.
«'«tuipment from hie store, and
fh«‘y are complained of for nol
patting in new amt stylish fit­
w arning pedestrians.
ting* you might ask him what
W hen you buy of the stores Te was .«pending ail that money
«•f Beaverton y««u gel the good« for. It m ight appi'ar a* if the
al a fair price, plus the personal new outfit would not give Inni
inlere«| of the m erchant, which any m«ir«‘ spare or permit hi»
is usually worth a considerable *t'«re tn hold any more good.*.
percentage on the goods.
But. tic would probably .«ay.
t need th« *e thing* to give my
USIN G T H E E X ­
P E R IE N C E O F O T H E R S «toro the atmosphere of « u r r r j « ,
The business men in lh«' ci- I he old «lu ff looked behind the
I am putting out fitip
t'cs make a specialty nowadays time».
of studying the achievements of good*, and I want a setting for
hern t lia t w ill seem in keeping
other com m unities and im itat­
Otherwise
people
ing them.
If
j*
progressive with them.
tilin g Is done in one eily, it Is •light gain a wrong impression
likely to be soon imitated all " f Ihe character of my ,«t«ire.''
If you a.«k«'«l a merchant who
over the countiy.
T h e country towns should be idvcrlise* n m »intently a » to the
equally alert to pick up pro­ reason why lie .«pend» that m on­
gressive ideas.
Some country ey. to- would name various rea-
people are inclined lo »ay. wb«-n «on*. One of them quite likely
it in suggested that they should would he somewhat along the
try out an idea that has worked line suggested above. He m igli!
advertising
w ell in rural com m unities in t'u ly remark that
other stales, that conditions are give* a hu«ine*« an atmosphere
cn tiri'ly different in tlieir home of .«uece*».
W hen a «lore advertises free­
section, and that the same idea
rnuld rot he worked.
Country ly. it conveys 'he idea that Its
life w ill make much more rapid managers are hustling and ener­
progress if such ideas are readi- getic people, who are never *at-
lv accepted and quickly spread «fied with what they have been
ihle to achieve fn the pasf but
from one locality lo another.
" h o are always pushing out to
F IN D IN G W O R K
bigger things, and who have
F O R S T U D E N T S faith that their trade can
be
Th e Sioux City, Iowa. Cham -
1 er of (>«nimeree i* doing a
Useful thing by establishing a
li«t of all students who would
e to earn some money.
It
i« hoped that the service ren-
ftered hy this list w ill enable
many young people to keep on
v illt their studies.
Many young people would go
to school longer if the prob­
lem nf paying expenses could he
,f ten
th e re
is w o r k
rtiev
uhl do which people want lo
have done.
One good way to
get such work is to advertise
in
The
Th e
Beaverton'Review.
b u s in e s s men
of
tlie
p la c e h e lp on the c a u s e of e d u ­
c a tio n e v e ry tim e th e y g iv e p a rt
lim e w o r k to s u c h a s tu d e n t.
M a n y w h o h a v e been h e lp e d th is
w a y h a v e been a s s is te d lo s p le n ­
d id c a r e e rs o f u s e f u ln e s s .
Rub Rheumatic Pain
From Aching Joints
\ f> w hog« w ill
« long WWJ ¡
Nub Fain right M l with amali
h«'me detu«*n*tration agent* mi their
trial botti* of aid
return after c«»npiellng aeholni ship low arti pitying Ihc hill« on . to
In France will l>e taking *|H'ctal fnrm . hut too many will «'»I up (
••»L Jacob* Oil."
ltn*c tIn* num ber
cmiraes of training In Knglanri These till lh«1 profil
.«cents will go to the i-ougliton 'Vom of hog* |o he kept on Ihc .im oun'
Stop "dewing" Rheumatism,
nil's Institute tn learn glove making I«f wusle s i .« il.ihle for h««g fci’ll
Ita yam only ; not on* cas* ta fifty
anil other leather work, and give. In
rsquirn
internal
treatment
K ah
return, demonstrations tn making pa
•oothing, peneri*ting "St. Jacob* O M"
d"
A gi n ft ing wax which
hn«
per dress forms, bottling pectin ex
and
by
th*
right on th* "tender spot," *»■
tra<-t* and packing one or two attrac­ been fourni the ln'»| for all p u r ­
tuna you say Jack Robin
come* the rheumatic pain and dutraaa.
tive «waned product*.
pose* may he mail«' ti* It....... n*
Aim ef English Institutes.
follows: resin. 5 lb* ; beeswax. " S t Jacobs O il" u a harmlei» rheu-
a u tnm liniment which never disap­
Til describing before a group of ex
I II«.: finely pnlxenxi'il chat coal
points and doesn't burn the duo. It
tension spartallsts the plan and »cope I . , lh .: raw lin»ec«| oil. I gill
takes pain, loren»»» and itiffnea* Iron
of the » omen's Institute* tn Kngland. Meli lice»wn\ over a «low rire
aching joints, muscles and bones:
Mia* Zimmerman explained that the
nil«) charconl. stirrin g, ilion the stops sciatica, lumbago, backach* aad
I ‘
these organisations I* social
oil. Moulflc«! Iirick« should he * * U m C r up I Oat ■ smalt trial bottl*
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as wall as educational.
Women of
b r . t ' - r ’j r r a
'The wax
various Interests and la different pul in greased pan*.
from any drug store, and in a m o
walks of Ufa are urge«! to join them may he broken in lumps fee u «>.
meet, you’ll be Ire« Iront pint, ach«
Sliouhi he npplitnt and »tilín««.
for the *ake of community *<«ll«t*rlty. anil melted
Doa’I sui«» I Rah
Th e regular m e* ing* are social in na in B«iutii form.
rheumatism away.
lure. Incla«llng lectures, pngvant*. his
torh-al. musical and dramatic enter
talnmenta, folk and psrlod darning
and »Im llar feature* tn which all can
participate
In addition there are a
great variety of cl »me* conducted In
Will b< pleased to serve you
which any woman, who wlahas to. can
learn to «to or make something which
save* expenditure or hy ««hlirh she
can earn money
Such work aa mak
Ing rush teats, glen»*, b a n uph«l
atery. umbroll* rover*, blouses, white
Interest at 4'^ on Savings accounts
wa«hlng or soldering Is tn great de
m ain! Th e Institute* resemble eaten
$25.00 will start a checking Account whiph will give
«ton work tn that voluntary local lead
you a nice record of your buaineas and a check fnake»
er* do a great deal of the actual tn
struetton. Th ey sttvnd »pedal train­
the best kind of a receipt for bills paid.
ing class** at their own expense and
must pas* teat* before they ran ;
A Sale Deposit box in our Fire & Burglar Proof Vault
qualify aa Instructors. One half of the
for your valuables will relieve you of all worry.
ri|«eo*e of conducting the Institute* I* 1
raised locally, the ramalader I* home j
Insurane of every kind written in the very best Com­
by the British department of agri
culture, hot the state support Is to br
panies.
withdrawn.
Fiaad Annual Cbarg*.
T h e Institute* differ from our exien
aim groups in that a flxe«l annun'
rharge of 2 shillings Is made, an«'
there are other »mall fee* for Has*
Instruction and for any refresh men!'
served at meeting*.
Apparently m
meeting* occur. either In the «laytime
nr a rm in g , without the customs r>
English cup of ten. hut the usual
charga of S pance seotiis to b« ch«^r
fully mat hy all of tha many iu«nd>«r
who find that both th » stm - i « ) amt <nlu
rational a»p*«-t* of th « Institute* arid
much ta their eojnymeot of Ilf*.
Deeds, Mortgages and Will», in fact all kinds of Notary
Work promptly executed.
The most careful attention given to all butineu intrust­
ed to us.
Officers
F. W . L IV E R M O R E . Pr.-»«d«iit
B. K. D E N N E Y . V>c* Pr«»i.lr.d
D 0 Y G R AY O ld e r
Th e idea of making milk the
national drink
i» respectfully
commended to motorist*
who
drive rapidly.
Kale plants that cam«’
up
volunteer last fall or in the
February w arm »pell aie n o t
good f««r field setting Hit* »tirin g
a«_ they usually go a lo seed in
the summer
A n over planting of corn i«
n«jt likely ttiis year in O rJgnn.
T h e re i* room in llie Northwest
for twire tlie acreage fCi
ri in
1923.
Planting* of tin* c.xlenl
would avert the necessity for
im porting 1500 1«. 2000 eorlutr
of corn from the corn licit mi<>
I lie northwest each year.
Look
Llatan
from now on you can purchase
M o flu m in li and N a r k s n
ill Imi h
Machia and O ran l u
f«>r u gréai redueliiiii in price
« «in mg lo lite purcliNser of
from in lo 75 percent
Collie mnl he coin Itienl.
Corner kilt «m i Malli Siicela,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
M. M. L E W IS A OO
Rosai
*al«l • lilnU loll mt atost l i l Mur
Or agon
DR. B A M U B L SO R EN SEN
Oe. S a m u il Aoreneon, D V. I.
tlraduate «m l licensed veterinary.
1'M U N IC H
" Y a a n ta* I p d m n r » l ps*s». s k k k M « « h
IUW.I «au »»• - 0 , 1 A w
» « (* • « *c v « 1 !*U
•« <*>♦•»
w m >••■. i I m w I I s * *•>• s s a 'I ••«» 1 » "
Building
n s r ia n
Why M r. N. Windsor (R. I.JP u t U p
with Rata for Yaora
* •••
#y «eso»t»*vsa* «odi. hi**. lk . 1 k .IU k
S«M «ad i w r a M i Is
Office
Henverton RiVI — 15
Purtu I{« h .
Ilillslsiro Hit 25
Ih 'iiii’« D rtijf H lore, llp itvp rlo n ,
— i
W A N T E D » i POR S A L E
F op tato— liiililin tuber*
«m l
Hotly trees. Mrs. K J . Mann,
Rutile I. Ih 'n icriitn .
t*h«ine
55- 11,
C littr
Wood Foe Sato.
Prom pt dot tv-
cry. Hhckticy A Watkins. Be«
vert on, RI. t
Plume Henvt'C-
t»n 55-0tt
r 17 If
F o r Noni— do arre* tu Herthm 7
Tuwnabip .■ ft. Rango
i \\.
H O L L Y W O O D S A N IT A R Y D A IR Y .
Pure
Jersey
Milk
et.J
('.ream from Tu b e rcu lin test­
ed cows. Hally deliveries in
R«i|<<|ville,
Aloha,
lluhcr,
and Beaverton.
Rhone your order»
A M on >7.
I.. II.
Jcpsun,
Proprietor.
Beaverton, Orcg«m.
BEAVERTON BARBER SHOP
B w >» "f BJ.lt aai AK »•
l•,ir*lt•^•lnss Work
H.K.M. ("h i J. Iinhln«lcu rla im
P|e««e make offer to I*. t>.
|tniiidcnj>i-rgi'r. rare of Coit-
»lllalp " f Sw|l/frlmiij, 407 iScr-
llntrer Hldg., Rorl|ant|. <lrc.
Itutli in I'lintiwtiiin
An l ’|i tcHlnte Hiinilnry Shop
F
!• »-• »
Foc RonW— t w«i nr three
fu r­
nished rouiiia. Iiiipitrc of H.
It. /Im m e rmini ou Front HI
east of l.om hard
r I ttf
C. J. StCYCAl, Fff.
BEAVERTON.
ORE
111.....
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HA—
■ IM M
If You Home Oiine,
You'll Come Again
LIBERTY RESTAURANT
"A GOOD P LA C E T O S A T ”
Foe Salo— I'. It 'Tested l|o|*tein
T e ll Your Frietiila
row . $10» tintilla hull««, $1.00 Cor. 2 j and Main Itlllahorn, Ore
per doten.
M r». K. J . Mann,
Beaverton, HI. I. Phone 55-11
r I I If
W 50 led— tieneral
Oonlrnctlug
ao.l Building
work.
Joseph
Kim*. Pilone, M 5M63, Houle,
T«. Rox 255-A, Port lami O re ­
gon
0-1 f
Fee
Rent— T iirni«lie,|
r*i«>in* at
cegsonatie price*. The Melxell
House, M r». I.. W Wise. Prop.
r H If.
largi'ly in cn ‘aee«l if Ihoy will
»(riv e f««r il.
T lia t kiml of inipres*ioit hclp*
a business, ju*t a* a new «>ut-
fit «>f window fitting.« and «Imw
ca«e* and *l«>re fu m i tu re «.tight
to lielp il. It inake* it look a*
if a business wa* going aurati
at a rapi«) rate.
It wittihl
take
ron«i«lerahle
lim e for people to go throiigh the
store* of a city ami oiaKe an
exbaustive sludy of thè line»
ind price« carried |»y tln> varimi*
place*, so that tliey are gov-
erned to a large extent tiy ili«*
Impressions given tiy «u rli m al-
ter* as equipment and advertis­
ing.
MICKIE, THE PRINTER’S DEVIL
m
' inviti he fore heilig pianteti.
I,««l»t« e* rill ill Miner mill n
I « If l«i Iw » i ü i r »i*«'* bave lim i
fourni by ||i> O. A. U. F.xperl-
in riil «talion lo hr best for |>lmil
mi», milt-s* .->e* m v «carre.
M id -A p ril potato in generally
b r ì i in Ih r m it r a l ami «nulli
\\ illam rtte valley <ti*lrift« June
planting I« pearlie«d lo «mine <>x-
Iriit in Ilia m irili vallry ilU li h1'
hut il i* ilouhlful whether rr
M ill» a ir »o »«Ii»fa rlo i'jr.
hoir iHilalor» of
mi'dium
M »r a rr he«t for rich lami with
irriga tion or go«>«t «um m er rain
fall, i'a rliru la rly where «o il» « n
.fin ti ami molai.
Claude Smith
Id*». 0. Luos
T u lite people of W ashington
TH E
Coutil v:
F IO N E K R
The m I io m i named w ill he ti
F U R N IT U R E
eauilhlale al Ihc I'rltm iry Fits-
D EALER
I loll, May I A. I tl.* I, on the lie-
puhllean linllnl for llie office of
ling» l.inue.
Otiunly Clerk. If nomlnnteil ami
I u iii , \\ «11 pa
elected w ill use my he*l efforts
pi'r, Paint»
mid experienee lo conduci th«'
H o s ie r k llr h
olito« a» prcMcrlhcil hy law and
en enhlnels
for lite he»! lu lcre sl» of nil eon-
ccrncil therein.
Pa*l finora «re I'lloneat
Hlore tl6:i,
Ilea. tt.iO
it w . 11 li «cknow ledgeil nnd «p p re e i-
il led
FOREST G R O VE,
ORE.
Your* renporl fully,
F.ilw 0. l/ice.
Stime of Ihc p o liii<-imi* who
Adv. c 1 7 -lf
Dr. J. R. Talbert
ii«e«i lo ninkc soulful *|iecche»
arc m ilking oilful ones now.
D E N TIS T
M O N U M E N T I
No acc o u n t too s m a ll to receive our
careful a tte n tio n .
Th e soumi of overflowing wa­
ters isn't the Columbia
over­
Miss Zimmerman spent some time
flow ing its banks, but merely
I with extension and home economic*
the boys in the hath room, tak- I
worker* In the department studying
ing their weekly plunge.
the organisation of werk for farm
— — — —
u v a l-
BANK OF BEAVERTON
Th e people ha\r sol their m -
....... lax returns out of the way.
hu! they w ill be able to think
up something else
to
w o rry
about.
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r m
There are some reckless d riv ­
er« who should be taken from
behind the steering wheel and
pill behind a wheel barrow on a
state road j««o.
—
sublim ati'
O O U R TY JU D O S
S. «I. W q "J
F««r County .Itiilgc on the Re.
publican Ticket. Vole for F. J.
W a rs « I Ihc May P rim a ry Kteo-
iiott.
Belter illslrihiithm of Mrkel
Rmul Finitili.
Heiler R««tt«l* III
llie R u m i l>i»tricls.
A Hquar*
I leni for nil. If iiomiiinleil mol
rlcrti'it I will «luring my lenii
of oflh'e «levóle my entire marvlcc
(«i gixiug n fnilhful. h«>nc*l. cron ,
omical. effii'içni nilniinlatralion.
Mnv«> hml four year* experience
on the <'.ou ni y Boari!
Ativ t; m - i r
Papar D r«M Farm « Ara Aid ta Hama Sawing.
«Pr*»ar*a
The investigation« at W a s h ­
ington are m* «loubt n««*ful. but
at last reports they ha«l not re
«lure«! the cost of livin g any.
One very inleresting t h i n g
about a mail or«ler house cat­
alog is that it shows what o
tremendous business can be built
up by advertising.
should giri
Ih« nut fci'd inolilv ciirti t«'
brood »u w »
It may cause them
I«« I««««« their pig*.
V" mince
>f prevention i« worth iimre llinn
< pollini of cure.
,
Advertising r a lr » on applif*U °n
Soma women
join
ro u n iry
rluhs »'» » ' »°
» I'1*0 ’
show off their ■ ny r lo tlir*.
u n ti iM talvf*
Mu> r u r r t w lw
Review
lin n l
A ll
F O R O O U R T Y O LKR K
FOR
PARR! RKRIINDKRS
fO M E N T O L E A R N H O W T O
Better Than Trapa For Rats
W a a .A J u s D ^ U .lM t
I TWr >sr t " R ATdlN A p la «risa (Sa wsrii
1 U s v i i n d s u i M i •«*■« i w , s M
is ik N S n v ' T r r U lin H »*
I c r
J rrri
sas P M I m fw
I U M « m han» ar.-
•mthmlHUm Stari U ttx n u M w .
a
/ •>r S ulr— -Potirrooui
lnm»e,
18*1111*« Drug Ktorv, lleuvorton,
|mrtIv furiiisbixl, utnl one
Oregon.
half a r ir of gnniml, riooe to
imvcment. T o la> gold i hen|i,
on easy im m llilj pnymoutN.
W . E. INiffj», Mcavprton.
LET
J I..
how."
1117
Ciy for
M O T U F R ! Fletcher's Castoria is a harmless Substitute for
Castor O il, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups,
orepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of
Wind Colic
T o Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Rowels
Aids in the a*»imilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and
Natural Sleep without Opiates
*
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T o avoid imitation», always look lor the signature of
Proven direct
H 0 LSUM
BREAD
F o r Nani— Fin ir moina and halli
fiat, w illi m oni for » ganlen.
All omilern eonvenicnecs. $211
per m onili. Inquire al Stipe'*
«Jarage.
^d v
r i ? If
C astori A
Gonstipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
A N D Y F IX YO U R W A T 0 H
Anderson, “ lie sure knows
W atchm aker and Jeweler.
2«| 81., Hillsboro. Oregon.
¡.on each package Physicians everywhere recommend it.
Cabin Baking Co
Partlaad. O n
Lubricating Gasoline
Costs No More
No Carbon Greater Mikage-A Cool Motor-More Power
Drive into aui ol the stations listed below and give this sci­
entific Petroleum product • trial; the Lubricating Oasoling
w ill make you a satisfied customer. A fair trial ia all we
ask.
LaRorna
R. H.
Aarvloa Station,
Fheips,
W.
Oorneliua,
E a rl Boyd, Dlllay.
O lio
Eriohaon,
H.
Boy.I,
Baavarton
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