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iS? r . C h ild re n should n ev er a * « th e ir d ad s (o r sp en d in g ntooey a f te r lie’s trie d u n s u c c e s s f u l l y fo r a co u p le o f h o u rs to solve ! a c ro s s w ord p u n ie . » ' he Beaverton Review ■ - T - . V- l ----- — -** O u r idea o f a fo re sig h te d man is th e fellow who gave h is hot- j te r h a lf a w affle iron as a C h ris tm a s p re s e n t so th a t she could f u rn is h him a b e lte r b re a k fa s t. •nd THE BANKS HERALD F rM ay, J a n u a r y M , 1«*S Issued E very F rid ay At B eaverton. O regon. If th e re is o n e tim e in a w hen h e ca n fe*d > w holly v ir tu o u s it is w hen I’e is | c a rry in g a q u a r t b o ttle o f v in e g a r dow n th e s t:e e t an d know s ! it i< n o th in g b u t ju s t p u re \ inej a r . I i.m n’s -life J„ H. H ulett K ditor and P u b lish e r •I th* N il 0#M •» B « ' m U m Act a Marck 1 1SIS. S u b sc rip tio n , 11.50 p er y ear. A dvertising r a te s on ap p lica tio n A s T w o Acted M en S aw A p p ro a ch in g Y u letid e S WAS feeding th e pigeons a t the end o f one of th e p ark benches w hen tw o old m en sa t down, i me. rudiljr-cheeked a n d jolly looking, m ade m e think of a w lneaap a p p le ; C in d erella’» lot w a sn ’t so bad the other, thin, dyspeptic, and w ith She got to sta y rig h t by th e a frow n betw een his eye*. "W ell, sir. alm ost C h ristm a s!" be- fire. _-an th e ruddy one cheerfully "F unny bow a body can begin to feel It tn th e About the m o st ex pensive ilr th is tim e o f y e ar." g ift we can th in k o f is th e gift “ IVm't believe In C h ristm as t" snapped th e o th e r crossly. o f gab. "W h at ab o u t g ifts?" asked his Many a c lo th in g s to re p r o p friend. “ How do yon get aro u n d them ?" rie to r c a n ’t a ffo rd to sleep in "D o n 't believe in thin sw apping of p ajam a s. presents, e ith e r." "A nd C h ristm a s tre e s a n d c hildren— O ne check th a t can alw ays be i s n ’t very well wipe them off th e face cashed is a check on y o u r liv of th e e a rth ." “ D on't believe In any o f th is hulla ing expenses. baloo a bout C hrist m as— w h a t's It all »m ount to?" The o rig in a l ill w ind w hich “W ell. Jo h n ." said his friend, “yon blew no good w as a d ra ft, a c • re losing a lot, I can tell yon th a t, m d I'm glad you a re not my gran d co rd in g to re p o rts. fath er. I f you do n 't look out you'll ,-e t o ld ; yea. a ir—o ld !" W hy, you W ell, th e re ’s - o n l y a little liaven't left y ourself anyth in g hot the less th a n a y e a r in w hich to j M onroe D octrin e! B ark of th la 'sw ap- sh o p b efo re C h ristm a s. . lag g ifts.' a s you call It. hum an h e a rts ire g e ttin g clo ser to in c h o th er th an T h e fact th a t tw o h eads a n 1 they do a t any o th er tim e. And back b e tte r th a n one may explain i ■ >f It all a re th e T h ree W ise Men. and !he S ta r In th e E ast. No. sir. you are few o f the m odern d ances. m issing out on th e w hole business— you m ark my w ords. T he w ortd needs T h e wild life in th e country C hristm as— dow nright needs It. and is n ea rly all sh o t, a n d m uch of i w h e th er you believe it o r not, I reckon ih e life in the city is h a l f -Hal. v e il go on g e ttin g It!"— A nna Detu ng C ray. A fool an d h is m oney soon pay a dim e fo r a nickel c ig a r. T here is n o th in g m o re h u m il ia tin g (h at a r g u in g w ith a fqol He never know s w hich one is a fool. B lessed a re th e rig h te o u s fo r they do n o t litte r up the fro n t pag< •« o f all th e daily n ew s paper-!. B eing a rugged c h a r a c te r i* lif r d b ecause rugg.-d c h a ra c te r- *isu lly have so inueh ch in to í*lu»vc. NO N IR O A FT E R ALU Pry to save S a tu r day n ig h t, Feb. 11 lie riakoil hla Ufa to re sc u e fo r th e big d an ce i ho fa ir m ulti from n w atery at Ihe Mil* ' >ro g rav e , unit, o f co u rs« , h c r liait \u d ito riu m c S w as duly g r n t«ful "Y o u n g iim n," h » attid, ” 1 can n ev er th u n k you ■ utltoiently for y o u r h e ro ic a c t. You In cu rred NOSE .QÙGEDFROM an aw fu l n a k in sa v in g my only A COLD OR CATARRH d a u g h te r.” “ Non« w h a te v e r," rep lied Ihe ('ream la Nastrile Te Appi hr Cresi« out ti ful 11 fesa v er. “ I am «I- Opea l ’p Air Psassgea. eady m a rrie d ." Ah! What relief! Your fleggv.l nostrils open right up, the air passage of your head ara clear and you can breathe frsely. No mors hswkiBg, saufl ¡ng mucous ill «charge, headache, dry ness— ao struggling for breath at sight, your cold or catarrh is gems. B oat star stuffed up1 Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist Bow. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream ia yo*tr nos trils. ' t it penetrate through every air passage of the head| soothe and heal the «woltea. mltamed munais membrane, giving von instant relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is ju st what every cold amt eatarrh suffer- r has been seeking. l t ‘a just «n!rn-!i!. (TNffjr tasséto a** At1 t Knaw): T W r ~sa „ „ W H A T l t d W H Y #»o w : m y , mmd H O W sad W H Y K B mod \VNO~ MHIM Cheers a s III L ETT'S PH O N E w as a lover U p g of m usic, but be had his lim ita- ■ c tiona. H is collection o f records -p re se n te d his ta ste , but also the a ste of th e young m aste rs. His piano .■oils em braced ail the jaz z v ariations r it hunt due a tte n tio n to harm ony. The wave lengths o f hla radio set w ere oo short. It has been said thut ail the hcav- TF.a BKAVIRTON HliVIEW SPECIALS THIS WEEK W ebster ’ s N ew I nternational D ictionary ALFALFA □ e rth o ld '* ? . '■ -” ... tions. A century of davatoping, «T _^ f |PA V ' a . , ^ Faad M ath MOLAS-O-MEAL i v -v enlarging, sa d pci lading under ex acting care and highsm scholarship insures a c c u ra c y , c o m p le te n ess, compactness, a uihrrity. wrW- r - , r u . -4 is. a * re. D airy B a rth o ld ’» E gg .e • .‘» r^ * ¿.VkK- __ _ HAY O lyir ylc D«lcy Poad A Mol »«sea A p o rr-O lffo rd X X Chop Chas. Berthold SwU.-' ' ** » . rh. b n ." pc»» rte Í* wOi gcnd/PBB gMtolrtKkctlUi» C A C MERR1AM CO. - Maas.. U. S. A. SM.tS31 BEAVERTON OREGON T ry O u r C lassifie d Ads The I r is CANNON A m an took *1 from a blind w om an in St. L ouis, and all wr hope la (h a t lie hough I poison m o o n sh in e w ith it. At any rafe, th» liighw ayni o f U r otilen (lavs h»|i| you u t o ¡ri i y, o r m o n e y i;i«!...,d ,,f ru n n in g you down. Y 'liât th is counl ;• ¡. noi m ore liberty, but ijtiil» a few less penule who lake lib e r tie s w ith o u r liberty. II s real funny how som e per» pie w on’t d isc u ss religion until they get d ru n k , and then w on’t 1 d i-c u s s an y th in g else. T h is red u c in g b u sin e ss, w<- lliink, is being c a rrie d a little too far. K \en th e m ilk show s sig n s o f g e ttin g th in . If lie know s wliaf a p in t will | do to him, and wlint x lrp p in g on it w i|| <(,, ( q t he c a r why do they cull it an a c cid en t? W ood an d Ooal lit K.arly tin t Your O lder« P o r Sal«— Fax te rr ie r pup «> litre« m o n th s old. Im iu lro a t i P hon« 43S. th e B eav erto n Review of-] ft«*«. Adv p ttli B s t verton W. E. Pegg P ra c tic a l N ura« o f long ex p e r- Unrlrrtnker and Embaltnrr len ce d e s ire s m n le rn ily c a se s Crsmt* Pudding o nly R eference* given. \d - d resg Box IV I. HI. t. U«a 1 BEAVERTON. . OREGON verftm . P h o n e '-’? t . p d -7 i De J. R. ? « ib a n VVn.'lad— t ie n g ra l Omit rue I Ing an .t B uilding w ork. Jo se p h Kni'X. P h o n e. M 5*tii,‘l It -u' it. Box ?55-A, P o rtla n d O re D ENTIST It -sat Huillín >' El«ctrl«k F lo o r S u r.a c ln g — On old Beavei loii O 'a g o n o r new flo o rs. All k in d s of h a r d » " d flo u rs laid. W hy co n ten d w ill) ro u g h flo o rs OR SAMUEL SORENSEN w hen they can he nutde siu n o lii D r S s m u tl Soranaon, D. V. Q. like new ? tA’- l>- G iffo rd , 7 |7 • «rndunle an d Ib'cnsed v elo ijn a ry . F.iglitli h i ., Ilillalio io . o a-j If I 'llO N K H P o r Sal«— tw o lie iiu t'fu t pup« O ffice HoAverton M l IB W ill » e|| clienp o r tra d e fo r I’jtriu Ilea, IIIIIslHiro 'IK chick en « o r an y th in g . Make m e an o ffe r. YVhnl h av e y o u ? MONUMENT« W . J. A lexander, !le¡»\orton. Look ................. ...................... L istan Rt. 4. p * from Row on you r a n p u rc h a se Foe Sal«— Heavy ra g ru g , V" M on u m en ts and M a rh a ia X I ? " . In ex cellen t ro n d ilm n . in both C heap. I.itile Brow n .lug. c H M arble an d G rn n lta for a g re a t re d u c tio n In price i sa v in g to the p o rc h la e r of from 10 to 25 pei re n t lióm e an d he convinced C o rn e r llh and Main H lree's For Infants and Children H illsboro, O regon. In U se F o r O ver 3 0 Y ear» M N. LEW IS A CO H O W ’S T H IS ? do w h A ( w# o U lm for II rt«l your R>Elrui of Catarrh or Doalii#«*! caun-i by Catarrh If A la i« '» C A T A H H I I M K D P A I N E t o n - •lata of an Ointment whi* h guh kly So th e C hristm as singing w a s too it d o r a n ’t ta k r a bit morn time* to am o u n t to so m e th in g in Hie w orld th a n it does to am o u n t to n o th in g . In H A L L S CATAMRIt MRDICINB will T h e w orld do move. By tin ligfa for Philetu*. H e sp en t Clirhtt- tim e you le arn so m e th in g m od >ias Eve w ith a fox tro t a n d a giddy e m you le arn th a t it i* old-1 -.vhlri. but the caro ls w ent over him tad p aw ed him by. In th e splendid fash io n ed . r-om e folks we know will take a lm o s t a n y th in g th a t is not runted d“ wn except a little bit aif good advice. D ealer K. HANSON CASTORIA nly orbs sing in their motions, but .'hiletns had never heard them, even a Imagination. His ears were long, E vm y d rin k e r th in k s lie cai: drive a c a r w hile d ru n k . He , •ut they had never reached that far. ca n . too, n o t c o u n tin g the a c - - .'here were conceptions so delicately -eautifnl that they could not get into rid< ole. iis mind. He had been heard to Say iiat the story of the Christmas song Many a m an w ho win« hi»! vgs doubtless an oriental invention, girl"* han d find« th a t be g e t. .tad he been auc%g those wondering tethlehem shepherds tt Is probable h e r to n g u e th ro w n in fo r good bat be would have n e ith e r b e a rd nor m e a su re . een anything that night. Som e com plexions a re so very heavy th a t the o w ners have to walk easy to keep them from fallin g off. A W A N T E D tnd FOR S A L E WHO we# th« Mi’Ibey of th# Slaah*# f Ar# thm# “*ix ro#«~ m v ttq you to#? Olv# them u ococrtunlii by placiag _ DONALD CASPAR PARKER V ltli.lN IH T AND TF.AUIIKR L a sso n s «I R sav arlo n by A p p o in tm e n t Only Ailili'o** P o rllaiu l, MIO F lu e A lta H uihlnig /“ ■ WHERE is Canberra ? Z*#fcnj«»R u m b rri If Misse e i' 'U' •* 1 •o N «tu» Ally ffohc'ty f,4n Tell Í 9 th W» neu'» u: »tu* i k M w RARO TO REAR She My h u sb a n d ee rta ln ly ! does en jo y sm o k in g In Ins den. I Ila* y o u r h u ah u n d a d e n t O th e r S he No, lie g ro w ls all o v er th e house. Lewis Brot’ ers, Props. th# g re ti pyram id of in your home, sc h c .-i. otic«, club, lib rary . T h ts'S u p rv m s A uthority" in all ksow tcdga offers w m e i 1 immediate, constant, liftin g , trust worthy. Answers all U nds of ques OONTRAOTINQ AND MOUM W IRING S P C O IA tltT BKAVKATON ORKljON ---------------------------:------------------------ \ Beaverton Transfer Co. HOW can you diettnguiah e malarial rvosqutto ? ( g H U . V M t . r n N o r a w p e U aloa.) The H ea ven ly Song at M erry C hristm as T im e a » ELECTRIC TURN ! Will. SAGr. !EAi Tin ’Mattai** i h y U hc oi Sfli » and Í Jh —, ln r She—O eorge, w hy d o n 't you ■trekked au J l.idt I twir ti gi.n>c..«n lo th and Mnrl»»on sr's rivipc, -i-J i - arc i»u * '»*• • ' p ro p o se ? to keep II i - It-‘i ■ I. *• IHion« Bi'iiadway 0105 He—Som ehow , som ehow , I can wlmll i» «.Ulta seilnUi.. «a w> ‘lie h* A IN 'T IT TH E TRUTH * ing in tn ac-' wiun a >■ <<-thf«il .iin'cnr n ot aeetn lo do II. Mabel. She— l l ’a o nly a s h o r t s e n gmc- i» of 1* ' V i --ted td'.int Any g ir | ca n he gay. ■ a p a « A to n I N'i w.id.,!s, titoligli, we d-in'l li n s il» ienee. tle o rg e . BILLIARD PARLONS , Ill a claaay c o u p e : Ir, ril-b - ' 1 He No. it ’s „ Ufe « rn len e e. and the musty mixing at li- tuc All fu g a ra tn a ta x i th ey all c a n lie jo lly ; I ding »tore* » II the rrady-to-use prid T obaccos , ! ml, unproved h> tt1" art-litmn oí olive i O onfautlons 1 ingredient», call I "YVvcth'» S-tge mid | Suini It « • i id " Il i. m » V I <1 S o ft D rlnkr. Ur W iltH ' iiut»»ly i hi dlveover il IW» j Cady B uilding W a ta o n S trom berti aulirei Simply in n k il youi eomti or a soft ton li with it and draw Ibi» ibi migli your hair, hiking one mull I strami at a time; !>y inorning the gray REAVEFTON B4RBEP 5’TOP I hair dieappears. bul what deliglil* the ladies with W yrth’a S « kc and Sulnliur H m l r la a a W o rl Auto Truck and Livery Service, Daily Trip« To Compouiiij. ia that, tiende» be.iUliltllty U ntil in f'otiiiiH 'tlnji darkening the hair after a few apotii i- I Portland. Inin», it alto produces that toft luitrv i b I ' i» In «lu t <• Hn ul t a r V' Nini!' and si pea rame of abundance which it F'urniture and Piano Moving. to atlractiv« OtReos: Beaverton: Cor. Watson a n ' First St. Port land; 1H8 Front St. C. J. SltyfüJ, ffop Phonos: Heaverton, M on M. Portland, Main 3M0 R E A V E R T O N. ORE a B rl.ig Us Y our Jo b P rin tin g 1 .X» ■ W H A Tw uU ' D < th fn te ao fla ndo i> WHY J im th# date f.r tftry # W H IN Hut th e g irlie w o rth w hile la th e on e w ho c a n «m ile W hen y o u 're b rin g in g h e r hom e on a tro lley . n # ll«v p a the c a ia rrh n l Influmrn <tl»n, ixud the In te rn a l M**dicin#. a T o n ic , w h l«h •eta throurh th« i Mucous fiiirfAcca. thua saaiattn« to rcatore nor mal condltlona. »old by drtitficlfttR for ovr*r 40 Yrars. hurch g reat organ h arm o n ies sw ept ip to m eet th e m oonlit benediction of he sta rry heavens, c arry in g ra p t souls to heights of fuller vision of th e glo- ions giadneas of th e C h ristm a s tim e. >ut Philetus was in bed. F. J. Cheney A Co . Tolrdo, U, ¡A Bathroom In Every Home j A mere lad, however, rejoicing In iis new radio set that night, tuned In. -aylne. 'Give me Heaven"—and got It! —Christopher G. Hazard. 1 9 2 4 . W c i t e n i N t « i p t p « r U n i o n .) •* ^ T i e r o :it;l o r sale v a ’ua of any 'w eltin g la g re a tly Incroaxad • It' t ' e In. tc fla tla n o f a coots ilcte, m odern b a 'h ro o m . P rop» 2 u t y v alu es a re Invariab ly h lg h g r S vhan theco 1« a h ath In «vary -loma. 4 F-,.*' 4 A llo w in g “O R a n d O n " E very Year C ounted A lawyer. Doled for big succegg in cm*- examination, found bis match in a recent trial, when he asked n I n ; suffering n i l n i s a bow long lie !.:id worked ar Ids bu*in<ns of tin rooting 4Dt* answer waa: “I h a v e w o rk ed a t ii off and on fo r som e time, b ut hove wo: b ed ul it stcridy fo r th e lu st 12 j e a r g ." I!"A long <ff ¡md o j buve you won ,-d a t I t r Tixfy-Ove yi-nrg." “How old are you?" "Sixty-five." i In n you I,. e been a tin roofer from birth?” HTT'- ^ B ainom m « Spoct Only Fm Fot! .■ * "N j . s i r ; o f c o u r s e I h a v e n 't.” i iien why did 1 ou say you have worked at your trade 65 yearg?" Because you asked how long off and on | had worked at U. I have worked at the trade 65 year»—¡0 years on and 45 off.” BE A V E R TO N PLUMBING Co. F. W . Bishop, Prop. 5 ! Phone 320 BEAVERTON OREGON j •» •» O ÍE V Í MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL IvT aM D o SOkA6 GOM« kw o& tc “fVteiR. AOkAE TbMJK V Í A L L ~IU ' “fuAE M “rtACOVJ <*Ot0 VUATER O u A U P R O G R ESSIV « M O VE OkJLM "CO 3 RAG- AMD fcOViT WWAT A GrREAY “fOVJU IT |Ç, YJVAEU TU EM G e f AYJAM FROVA W O M C % By Charta Sughrot « V- -— w ¥k Some Things That Puzzle Us WM DO FOUCS SPEklD AMXIEM PREEt-M A lt * YUROOÛM MW' WEEK, L E ^ T tWEM 3 E fiA U fO stvaw'f]' aw d t u e ki put a u \ ck - e l iw tu 1 ’ COueOTICU ÔOY- OW «aOklOAM’? q«iq * }“ luasujit u«ui|Mui|3 1 \m d h e r th in g Ihi« co u n try n - e d r i« m o re p ain ) on ih<- «<l>i p la c e a n d leas p a in t on th e y o u n g fa re , a t le a a t th a t s w hat jKime fo lk s th in k . rA ^ j ^ 4 fj K 4 J '•n it o u r sto re •..inm«*-ioj-« < ij i |Bui,, jo X 111 nr; aq A bui <i|iqouiojnu Pajasioil «JIW h |l| HOJJKIU oq.w UBUJ a q j Í T t o fam ily'« health la n o t p ertv pro*e«t-r» u n taaa you have ad e q u ate h a 'h ln g an d to ile t •q u lp m ent. Youc h o u -e o o n n o t te c o m fo r ta tle u n til Vou In sta ll m o d ern s a n ita ry b a th ro o m , A /eltlng lo n g e r Is need ln ;« we Vili In sta ll m odern p lu m b in g In y o u r horns. Aak fo r p a rtlo u ara . WM DO Ç.OM6- PARawrr« A llow "iWEta V0D9 To R u u WILO, AWD "TWEU ACT SRtCMEO AWU TAUt A0ouT '■pROMtOEViee" VJtAEW TVA’ KlD* G\T tUTO T R O U R L e * s s s i^