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” , if r he Beaü Review find T H E B A N K S H E R A L D niooeshinr «•i*art*M e* d o c ili (fi'( you. tie w lia t h e r o in e * o f alt Mi* p in s. OR. SAMUEL D* Samuel 8orennon, D. V. 8. Botilo o f Ihoao h iiro n s gfpi V foot*,I when they 1b o u g h t that I etHul» it \\ !'*»»! *\ « "it -right. ‘M ultiate tini I icoiihoi I v e te r in a r y , <•<»- Girin u s e d ’ to *e\v «ini -*(•!»». Rino* ih * automobile v a n i* lliey have quit »ctxiftg. II. «m l bat.«P.I .« Mr» Huletl Publisher MUM D w »w W ftk. at tnr IV at iVBr. .1 Hra.irM . Ona u IV 1er th* A«H of Mtrtfc X JÏÜ. ^uli«ri i|t(i.>n, $1.50 per year. AilveH ism g rati-» on application. FOR UNIVERSITY D R IV E A Oregon B o w lin g oxtMU-l m tgh t lo ll 1 MONUMENTS L m * Linien fron» now on -you ran purchase Monuments and Marker« in both M arble and G ranite fo r a great reduci ion in price a savin L- lo Ih.» pure ha «o r o f fro m 10 lo 25 percent Home «m l he convinced C orn er llh and Main S ir e d * . H illsb oro. O regon, TURN SLAB WOOD | G O O D CO U N TR Y SLAB W O O D i For Sale, Delivered, } $5.00 per Cord H. M, Barnes \ B E AVE RT ON 0 RE 6 0 N B A N K OF B EA V ER TO N No a cco u n t too sm all to receive our careful attention. (WRK. m ) ! LA I t Mined * " « V-b'ir It OstUet go » <1... . ' N-batty t'a*» lell T V nM-timc mt*ni»e >.vt > and Ni'lpli it >. "I.i • in« slrtal-rd and I* : >1 ' *U •- 1 »•»■ er's rtvipx, ami l>»ik> srv .»¿a. i hi keep »It- l*a i •> t i '« t c «tu* h l\ i;- 11 ,- - it -.1-4. a tug iii an a.,- n .icu s youlhiul a j. an* c i* id til.- great* *1 a*l* an! ic* N *.i*U)x, tit*-* t, « ' «I- n't In* " ii Mesóme <•' l> oi fathering th* - and the ivu»-» mixing at home. A *v * »e •.#»4 - I.» The csmpaiga Inaugurated ta b*half of (he University of Oregon to nix tin $5.000.006 In (H e year* through gifts has reached the active stage of tta progress On May * there wUI he In augurated by the University alumni, who have taken upon themselves the task o f raising fl.060.606 of the *ch«4- mled IS,000.000 as their share, a three weeks' Intensive drive. Former stu dents of the University everywhere, the world over, are to participât«. Necessity ta the epar which Is driv ing the University of Oregon gift cam paign Attendance at the Ualveratty te increasing so fast that it to outgrowing the facilities Attendance within the past four years has iacressed J* per cent. During the same period the Uet- van ity's income from the state hat In Phone 15-31 creased but S per cent A il of the Dal- yerslty's buildings are crowded. Some o f them are over-crowded Not only to the attendance growing, bat the rate of increase ta the attendance to grow ing. These facts aad the further ewe / r — that the U n iven ity prefere not to ash appropriations from the over-taaed pub lic for increased facilities, turatsh the reasoes tor the gift campaign. Will be plidScJ to senre 7 0 a This campaign was Inaugurated n year ago. but It has only recently be come fully organised and begun te at tain real headway The t in t big effort of the campaign la that to he made by Interest at 4^/( on Savings accounts the alumni from May f to May 1* With the 11.000,000 which the alemnl $25 .0 0 will start a checkin * account which will give propose to raise it to Intended to pro you a nice record of your business and a check makes vide a new library, a gymnasium and a splendid memorial court. Cltiaeus of the best kind of a receipt for bills paid. Eugene in a mass meeting bold re cently have pledged themselves to pro A Sate Deposit box in our Fire & Burglar Proof Vault vide $500.006 for a splendid auditorium for your valuables will relieve you o f all worry. to be built on the University campus, big enough to accommodate from 5.000 Insurane of every kind writtt n in the very best Com to (.000 students At preee.it it la not possible to hold an aasambly of all ate panies. dents indoors, because there is ne building at the University which will Deeds, M ortgages and W ill«, in fact all kinds of Notary «■commodate the 2.400 students now in W o rk promptly executed. attendance. The current student body has pledged at its contribution to ths T h e most careful attention given to all business intrust gift campaign the funds necessary te supply a building for the Students* ed to us. Union. The alumni of the University are taking the lead la the campaign. After f. W . LIV E R M O R E . Preside»,t p. K. C E N N E Y . Vks I rvuident they have completed their share e f the D O Y G R f Y C«zh*r work and the fund, a similar drive to theirs Is to be made among the etti- tens of Oregon generally Through the alumni drive it Is expected that the MtairgCNM scope and purpose of the plan will be come fam iliar to the public generally, so that the progress of the state-wtde campaign to come later will be taeilt- tated. Efforts also are being made to enlist the contribution* of persons of means everywhere who have special reasons for interest la the Ualveratty of Oregon The "kick-ofT" o f the alnmal inten sive campaign on May I la to take the form of drive dinners. W herever there is a group organized for the campaign, in Oregon and out, that group will get together at table on the evening of Jlgy 9 and launch the drive. \ Y ti»! Yen feci Sur in a trw moment* \\»u. edd in head or mtsrrk « ili he g*ae Veto >I"SK>'*I n.wtrils « i l i opra. Che «ir |«o ssee* d \wit head « i l i rlear ami y»«t . «ii hrvntlir frvely. No more ditti ac<# hcul-ichc; no hawking, saultt'ug murou* ili** h.i rgie or dr\B<au»; uo alt i» gi:ng tur brenlh ut mghL Tilt yuur ilruggi.t you «an t a sui*' i»>tile »1 Eli s I croni Halm. Appi» i little of Ibi» fragrnnt. aatiseptn- eres ia yuur aostrila let it penetrate thrv.ti£' cerv air pna«agr ef Ole head; scoi he .*<* beai thè swnllen. mdamed «toc.«« m— hrvwr. imi r»h-f come» tnotaatty, It i« ì»i*t nhat everv col*! ami m ie .u!f*-r* * lu ci* Di*n*t stsy stiit*- M. N. LEWIS A OO FUNDS SR A RTS TODAY Fnr S a l»—-I ht li llu lo h e t* mul W o o d F oe Sale. I'roin p l »leliv er y Htlckney A W a lk llls. Heu Holly Irren. Mm. K. J. Mann, verton , Hl. i. I'lin ti« Ite iv e i Rotile 4, Hen v e rto n . Phone Ion 55-HA. e 17 If 5 5 -4 1 . 0 IA lf POR S AL B u à middle aged la d ), bay work, 35 cen t* au hour, liov Id. Aloha p 23 j Teils H o « Tb O ne« Hugged Nan- Irti* -mi End Head t olda. Issued Every Friday A t lin v p r t'jn , 1MIONR8 WANT ED Offieo IViivortoti RM — IR l'üTiii Ilo*. Ilillnlioro UH ‘JR W a n ted Hv JT C t iu U IN NOSE ANO STOP CATARRH No m atter how liant we try J o u plift ou r governm ent it i- W u n d lo gei a Fall •rin g Un Ynur Jeh Printing TME REA VERTON R.“. VIEW ■ tlrui: stigcs sell tlic read) -t*>-w*e p;*«' 1 uvt. unproved by the ad*liti*»a o f o lie inprcdicnti, called "W yeth“» Sag« *»* ( w vcr Sulphur t'orni-ound." It Ur mcaum «tobo Iy can iliscover it ha- been apgt'icd Simply monten v.iu* comb or a soft bru*h with it and *lra* thn through your hair. taking one sm.il strand at a tim e; hy morning the gr c hair dixsppcai*. hut «h at delights tin ladies with Wyeth’s Saga and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applica tions, it abo produces that soft lustre and appearance ot abundance which « so attractive. ] Dr. J. R. Tnlhort ^ R ohm DENTIST <j Building i verton O ie g o n F o r R o o t— R cp «p ered thorou gh. I) cleaned Iw o m om npnrl* •uriti.. Reni, il'.*.»Mt per m o„ in clu din g lig h t* mol vvalci Al « o ftm ti*he»| *|coptng room * i . 1 lili per week \d) c ?M If L . H. Jepson, P rop rietor. Cry for /’«»»• Nri/r— l ’our l*>om lililí*»1, p .irtli fiiriiÌMhttl, nml unt’ lili If m rt» tif "ro iu n l, close fo | im vcntciib T o I«* milsl rhm|>, oil ciisv m o n ib li iMiviocnt* NV. !•' I'cofv, Mcuvcrfou VVSVkVWNNV W an ted — 'I’o •tear fro m »orno on»1 d rivin g In Portlan d rvrrv m orn in g nn Ho* W alker Road, a rr iv iti) about 8:30 Mrs. Wnt. W elc h . R ra verlo lt, Rotile 2. Box 31. Adv p 22-23 M< V T ! I F R I Fletcher’s Castoria is a harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, orupared to relieve Infants in amis <unl Children all ages o f Constipation FO ii C 0 N G R F S S W. C. HAWlfY T o Sweeten Stomach D iarrhea Regulate Bowels * N atural Sleep without Opiates Renomination Midnight A Native Son of Oregon who is Clean, Capable, *— the girls toe re awalftned by a strange Am erican beam oj crimson light And suddenly out ol the silence came a warning cry S u ccessfu l Maid Bread k W V Head his Record of Success Cetvice, Steady “ Beicute Achievement, Tnneasing Influence and Psrtlssd. Ors* * for Faithful, L o g Cabin Baking Co . To avoid imitation*, slwa>» look to» iht signature of D T' v*n direction» on f*rh parkas» P h y ik is n i tvtryw here tevummend k. Experienced, BREAD W in d Colic Flatulency Aida in the assimilation o f Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and Republican C a n d k la tf Beaverton, O regon. HOLSUM x V vv V v VVVVV l V v VVN ,V\\N\Nv\\\\vv\VS\ - C astori A Holp Wanted — \t the B eaverton R eview . F.iiber a l»<•> o r g irl w ho vvi»h e« to learn Ihe |»rin(> < mg trade and In earn a lid ie w h ile learn in g ran find eni- ! ploynvrnl here. Sm all w age* and an iilcal o p p o rlu u ily to l leant arc olTerrd. - --T-— -U-. — SIU.I J _ l.„ H O L L Y W O O D S A N I T A R Y D AIRY Pure Jersey Milk ai.J Cream from Tu bercu lin te s t ed c o w «. Daily d eliveries in R eed vill«, Aloha, Huber, and Beaverton. Fhonu you r order«. SSS on S7. rea Wo.vkoS— tiru rra l l'.ou lra rlln g no,* Ituildtng w ork, Jo*rp li K li"\ , Pilone. M AHiUI. Houle rt. Hox '.*53.A, Portla nd Ure- gon. d if W ise Statesmanship in Voter’s Pam phlet. (P a id adv. by RonaldC. Glo ver.) Officers TEN DAMANDMENT8 auiilr, ilat**. hug. kiss, qu arrel. divorce. regret. ■pie n "a of W ashington atio\ named wl|l Ve a '■ n! the Prim ary K le *- ' tt> I ». IOJ|, on (lie R e publican ballot fo r the o ffic e o f County Clerk. I f nominated and e c'eii will use mv best e f f o r t » and experience to conduct the office as prescribed hr law and f " r the best interests o f all c o n cerned therein. Past favore are again acknow ledged and a p p reci ated. Your* respectfu lly. Edw C. Luce. Adv. c 17 -tf E D L IG H T S I W hat did they mean in the love affairs of beautiful R U T H C A R S O N ? R Here is the great thrill-a-minute mystery melodrama.The mad plunge of a Pullman car down Day* of rare fun snd intercut, srrnea of tumasal beauty — doubled vacation pleasures. Is fact, are your* for very little coaL Fine train service, a courteous, thoughtful per- soqnel and Diners of unusual excellence on the trains where Diners are a convenience. E. J. W a r d i JR COUNTY CLERK Edw. C. Luce For Instance. If you are going East you may visit California's famoii* rltlea and reaorta at an additional coat that In trifling. And Southern Pacific service makes year trip delightful at every nlagr. JU D G E F o r County Judge on H the ip Re publican l ick'd. Vote for E. J " ’a id at the May P rim a ry Elec- tion. b e tte r distribution o f Mrket Road Funds. Better Hoads in the Rural Districts. A ¡«*|uare Deal fo r all. I f nominated and elected I will during my iFrm o f office devote iny entire service to g iv in g a faithful, honest, econ omical, efficient administration. Have hail four yea rs experience ( n the County board. Adv C 19-tf The lew tummrr round! rip fares, effective May 22 over Ih i Southern Pacific Lises, enable yes to add aiuch to your vacation trip. Charles W . Meriz. Repub» Mean candidate for Sheriff has been a resident of Washington County since 1S02. Nle home 1 at Forest Grove, where he has many friends. He Is a life-long Republican, hat nev er straddled the fence for pol icy sake, and believes that (P a id every man should be given a square deal with favoritism to no one, F o r five years Starts was on the Forest Grove city council end as a business men he wee a suc cess. If sleeted to office, he guarantees economy and strict enforcement of the law. A»lvi»rli»«?mrnl K 1 S M H Plan your trip for Ihe fullest enjoyment. Oar agents will gladly help you In many valuable ways. Southern Pacific Goldwyn preten fa Cyde CLARENCE B A D G E R P n d u citc. R E D L IG H T S c Adapted by Carey W ils o n . J ro tn E d w a r d E. R ose's S t a g e P l a y A Goldw yn Picture Pacific Theatre Monday & Tuesday M A Y C. E. Allen, Southern Pacific Agent BEAVERTON the side of a mountain is just one of a hundred gasp' Y o u ’ll be thrilled to a finish. They enable you lo visit Iwa ar three places Instead of only^one as you prshshly pleased to do. R o «e* are red, vio le ts are blue, COUNTY for your vacation wherever you plan to spend it Or if you plan to visit any of the resects In Oregon — Tillamook and Newport Beeches, charming mountain rrnorta. Crater I-ake, Ora- con Cavm. etc. — the low summer fares will make it more than ever easy. Je«.* im e * wan .allot wliil** b an gin g a picture. W e know o f ■ nine people wlio ought to be Inn fo r fillnng some picture!*. FOR Added Features 12(9$ Admission, 25c. 0RE00N 13 Children, 15c. 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