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Tfce NC W PLANTINOS NEEDEO OR W IN TER HURT OAOP5 “ \\ inter damage to exceed «3,000.000 wan suffered b> vvoi ler wheal alone in the M il lam Me valley. here liun been a serious loss t winter oals and vetch wliili- winter barley w.is almost wiped out" s«Ji«l (1. R. Uyelop, agronomist o f the O. A. 0. Experiment Station, in a review o f crop conditions iv suiting from the December cold •pell. "W h ere 00 per cent o f tin* stand is left, do not replant," advises Hyalop. “ Seed o f good quality will he hard f<> ohtai and the price may he expeete to he sky-rocketed Where pus sihlc, good spring varieties o wheat, barley and oats shout- be planted to replace crops ttia were frozen out. "Rink. Foiey, or Red t'.haf will give fairly good results i planted in February or early March. Jenkins Club, Huston Blue C haff Club, and Fedora Mon are all good yielding van elies o f spring wheat, as wel as Defiance fo mellow button lands. • “ Cray oats may he planteu ip to March I. after which, n weather conditions prevent cur lie.r sowing. Three Cram oi Victory arc the two best spring varieties followed in «tuaiity by 'hudolund Climax or Swedish Select. Hatmfticu is the b«*st barley to plant. and liberal plantings should he made o f it as it is probably the best yi«*l«f mg spring grain. 'The thin stands o f grain o f fer excellent opportunity for ex tensive February sowing «if clo ver. either Alsike or Red. A tight top dressing o f nitrate o f soita or sulphate o f ammonia 50 to too pounds to the acre, put on in March, w ill <|o much In stimulate tiettcr «tooling un«l nore rapid early growth o f lb«* thin stands o f grain. Wh«*tv clover is to be planted in tlios«* fliin stands the sulphate o f am monia is recommended.” i before outside painting begins. at the studio the past week in aal equipment I i R O. Kellev, Phone 551-15. p 10 s*c,'in g «•**' .a* « .re o f the lii.allnT efle.'i The King's Daughters* S v .. . d n * the Do you want Srrvice? Cell day School Class will give a > - i............. .. whir a w « la'*rn Ihc Kcrvicr Lumber Co. That Pie and Cake Sale «1 Halaten's y I ' da afternoon. Hardware Store Saturday. Fab. m our slogan. j V. o f I it mv< ssary to again |>aul HrlmlU o f Forest Urovr call ilie a .:eolion o f our patron« If you want to brighten ui rjl ,|„ |o th>. tal>, w„ m llrd al Ihr Review office on either outside or inside, see tin' Fruluy morning. ar«* im longer connected in any nice line o f paints, enamels ami manner with Hie Beaverton Did you know you could buy Kalsomine at the Service L'.un- fino ft” fl.mring for $” #.(*0 al ber Co. «5 •*• Plumbing (hi., but are doing Ilio Service I.umber Co.? c 10 business under our own name. The Messrs. I W . and Chas. W . I. Noyes. Sanitary Plumb Mr». Elizabeth Hamona from * Brown are busy on Ih«* interior ing. c 5 If Cedar Milla «peni „ few day« finishings o f the new d m - «tos* # willi friend« in Beaverton la «l they wtfl open in the H<«t«<* For a quick sale I o ffe r in> week. place at a bargain, two tract* Bldg. o f laud, approximately one and Drop in and see l he No. I Mr. J. E. W right, substnli* * two-thirds acres. House h;> Ceiling the Service l.unjber Co. operator at the car shops move • two bedrooms, combined liv ha«. H'a good lumber at the the first o f the month into or ing and dining room, Dutch right price. c 10 o f the M. W elter houses on I kilehen, fire place, garag * Te-m s. See me evenings at Sr The Beaver Social Club dance Third St. in the Hillsboro Auditorium will and Lombard. 1. 1. t.aswel:, Those who attended the Po he held March 2t instead o f mona Orange at Fores* Omx* Adv p 9-|o March 31. on Wednesday January 28 wet Let me show ____ you my , five (hundred new 1925 styles iivw u Mrs. Eugene Doering o f Tygh Mrs. Doy Cray. Mrs. W illia **' j loaner I'l».» «um., >. a — ... Valley has been visitin g her Peleh. Mrs Sarena Akin. paper. The same papers ar Mrs. Dan Adams. They repo daughter, Mrs. V. Domogatla now being shown m New York her«* for the past week. Chicago. Bustrii, and Los \n having a fine lime. geles. These papers are higg«>: Beaver Chapter No Rev. \V. F. C ot o f Belling values than you can get any tflft, O. E. S. Reg ham. Washington, is coming to where else and are guaranteed ular meeting Wed Beaverton to hold Evangelistic In hang right and give long nesday evening Kel meetings . at the Methodis! satisfactory wear. R <• Kelley. l i , at 8 P **■' IV Church The meetings are to be Phone 551-15. p IP mves. Visitors welcome. B gin February 22nd. order o f the W. M. J.'ssie « OREGON STATE NEWS Paint indoors now. Flat wall The new Copeland Building, Pharis. Secretary. Adv c • l»aint is a most durable, artistic, to be built in Astoria, w ill he The Puget Sound Pow er «' o f concrete, three stories high. and pleasing decoration fo r your rooms. Better prices now jf.ig lil Co. has had a crew bus It will cost «15.900. Local News A new bank has been organiz ed in Newport with «20.000 capital and «5.000 surplus, and w ill open on March first. Grand Opening February 14,1925 Beaverton’s New Theatre “THE BEAVER” D. A. WHITE, M’g ’r. Special Attraction Singing By M r. Kirkham , Silver Tenor - Opening Picture Reginald Denny In “Oh Doctor!” I W e W ill Show A ll T h e E g Ones And T h e Best O f CO M ED IES and N E W S Construction w ill begin at once on the Slate Kish Hatchery at Roaring River, to be one o f the largest in the Stale. The Christian Scientists of Salem have dedicated their new ! «75.000 Church. The d«*dica- Don took place Kehruary the first. February •* t M i verton N* view Hava Your Raed Rap al rad The "kidilers" were breeitng al««* H m ir ili* when Charley ap Al ««,* -'«I in the shop going ahnul ii - usual tavks, election day. Loall Broa. Oseaga Someone askeil whether tie was going to vote Ihi* Australian TI... following charges for labor: M otor overhauled gtO.OO ballot. Mother I gave you a ntokel "N o, s ir i" he replied with R«* ir Axle Overhauled yesterday to ho good and k«««la.v emphasis, ‘T in an A m erica n " you're Just as had us you can •leimst« Hplndle-Tighlen be. Steering Connections «.00 W illie Yes. in«. I’ m Just Helming Transmission trying to show you that you got your money’s worth yester Bauds. Non-Hlarler day. ' fliRN* mi Nvtrsf t«fvw< mmm; llelinlng Transmission Mr« Biokpay Hood morning, sir. \\ ill you lake N «'hair? Installment Collector Oh. tin, thank you. ma'am. I’ve coiye lo take the piano. V l£ £ ^ (T fM r f J u j H k m AH I K K* ihsmt ms w). ) n s * . i >«. ■ W H A \ r T * * H W N Y Bstxf 11 f f ¿V M, Announcem ent ROY GOODMAN Pianist And Aocrwdllod Tatcher f I« Form ing a Class o f Private Piano Pupils lit Beaverton For Further Information Write Or Rhone ROY GOODMAN Ml Fine Arts Bldg. o r i i .AND •M-: H-f* t-H -t Bit 9195 OREGON !**frk t I M-'-- The Free Traders *? V IC T O R R O U S S E A U W I M O M BMti W H M i c *K«mi *s WHO** h lH M t ! WHATwBBth -D* !. . tlow of Loo.JiMhf WHY dooi th« d « U I»*« K a b I s i v t r y f WHIN * m « trio grv*t pyrsold «1 Chg«nw buUlf HOW ton you tlMMngulBh • mtlsHsI mcMKjuttc A WMIH* LC*oWrr*A *»«t»ru«seA WHO wee «bo kflllboy of (ho SloohoB f Ant (ho«« "•! a men” Mrvini O4vo «»torn bo E00 ■SO Take up Ml Conneellng Rml Bearings 4 00 L08LI BROA. GARAGE General Auto Repairing BEAVERTON ONE D ic t io n a r y In you« borne, ■chodt. efltcv, dub, lib «ary. This'Supm na Authority" in sit know lodge i-flor» ■*r«rii-*7 iuim»«ll«ic. constant, lasting, trust h worthy. Answers sll Units at qu.w- tions. A century of «is«sloping, snUrglng, aiul perfecting urtUor ,« - acting care and highoat tchoisrahlp Insures «•• e i u * - xtiplstenesa, co«i|>«ctnesA auilicilty. www - „ « i i , i . - v< «1- ,y,w trwva. 1)U L RED ELECTRICS “ - j n a u lly S cfV ici ” etc ■ C. A C MUtRIAM CO. SsvfeeAoM. Maw.. t>. S. A gw. (SJi a and in Ho- Tn k«' up Nu. I >2-3 Con- noetiug Rod Bearings o p .'t u n i t y b> irfooliag W ebster ’ s N ew I nternational Klarier Urlnd Valves And move Csrhon rbu to a # Back o f the love story, hack o f all the mystery and excitement o f this new story by Rous seau, is fine picture — a p ictu re o f the Northwest and o f the part being played in its development by Canada's soldier-po lice. the N orth w est Mounted. The State Highway (’on-mis sion has contracted for five and one-h alf miles o f new road and GRIM VS. COMMON ALFALFA resurfacing o f eight miles on On the account o f Common The author, one o f the the John Day Highway south o f a lfa lfa seed selling for less most industrious o f the tliau registered tirim m there Condon. romantic writers o f the Cam pbell-Towle Co. o f Oah- are those who ure somewhat w. . kosli, W isconsin, has bought ap- interested in Common alfalfa North, ts thoroughly K | pp -ciniately 5d.0d0.fl0p feet o f the follow in g p a ra g ra p h d*-’ at home in all his characteristics ol Indian timber-land on Sprague scribe the scenes and amidst all lYimui and Common alfutfa. River, near Klamath F a ll«, and The i haraclerislics o f t h his ch a racters He will build a mill. irinim alfalfa are its low set brings the ncar-arctic ting crown, muny branching DRESSING FOR IT to our door« roots, fine stem and variegated * "H ow is (he ’ weather today. blossoms. It is claimed for th> this case shows its F ifi? ” summer phases. branching roots that they will "A trifle chilly, madaine.” reach out in different direction« “ Then 111 have my h«*avy and find more moisture than pearls.” would one root goin g straight Read It as a Serial in down. Bear in mind that some Th« Beaverton Review Soon WHY HE LOVED o f the (irinim roots penetrate “ Do you love me for myself the ground to a depth o f -0 to 30 inches the first year und a f alone?” I he “ Sure. W ho else should I terwards keep on going heaving o f tin* ground has no love you fo r? " terrors for the itrim m . On Sc - — iount o f the many branching roots there is not a straight up pull and the « liances for all o f them to break o ff are very re mote. line r>ol w ill keep Un crown alive until others grow I 4d infinitum. (irinim alfalfa has proven liar'Iy under the most severe tests. II also lias good habits o f growth an«i seed production, FOR SALE m ere is absolutely nothing to Fine Barred Rock Cockerel 1... said against the true Grimm Full Blood alfalfa, its reputation is so well INQUIRE BEAVERTON REVIEW established that the price of Front 8t. Itny seed i« extremely high, ami on« cgimpl be sure that in* is always g«U>n« the genuine tirimm, unless he purchases the Registered Stock. True Orimm Alfalfn lias been so well a<lvertised amt described I that any attempt at furlhei praise would be superfluous (n every respert it ha« proved itself a most wonderful variety or type, and its reputation lias been so well established that the I inn* registered and sealed seed always commands a high priee. I Tlie foregoing paragraphs are | in brief the reasons why the rounly agent’ « nfflee is not o r dering anything exeept re gis tered Orimm for W ashington County pools. If farm ers wish to purchase cheaper alfalfa seed the eounly agent’ s ofllee will furnish Ihe names o f parties who ean supply the same direct. Bands. What a time! BARBER Stud ioBorber Shop An experieneeil in MARCF.I.LKIt attendaiire A n n ie says w e o w e you fo lk « an apology. bhc declares w e’re slwsyg urging p e o p le to g o sotn£? where—always talking abuttl traveling. T h e fact Is, w e ourselves if iaunting back and fort h —ana w e just can’t help (cllingaboutourcxpcrienccs. Especially after (he pleas* ure o f a ride aboard the Southern P a c ific Red Electrics FIRST CLASS WORK AT C. E A L L E N , REASONAALE* PRICES BEAVERTpN Local Agent 9H|. ! k V - i Why Not Own /Is A Modern Home?! W ith lull has»nicn(, furnace, good drsinag«-. laud tnough for (wo hou*»s, on a rock road ihat’ s paid for and readily accesaltde to both highways where there is no city taxes and jual J blocks to (be train station. These homes have live rooms finished end room f«rr J more in attic If your old home is priced right it can I k - trailed in on one of these homes or ihcv can lie bought mi easy payments Dallas P. M u rray C ontractor and Builder j f is h in g not f id d l in g First Girl What air was that you were playing last n iglil? Second— A millionaire, and * lamied him. THE QUICK COMEBACK Mr C.ntMman y i would rather see my daughter dead t|ian to I have tier marry youl Suitor— I didn't know you had hep that heavily insured! "Have you Funk A W ag n a ll’ s dietionary?" "N o, huf here's W ebster's.” “ Oh, T thought W ebster was I dead.” j T ry O up Classified Ads OR JOB PRINTING THE BEAVERTON BEVIEW ! antlee K Hot W ater Bottles In (he course of our many >«-nrsof selling Drug Store mr-ichsndiw, we have never «old a morn xnli»fsct>'ry Hot Water Bottl«« Ihsn Kentloek. Itis made entirly in on» pices that ’» why it rsn't lear. It ha* n*> palche*, rplicra, scams or I rinding, » nd the st»|»p e socket is mould, d right into th» rubber It's guarnnteid for 2 ysqrs. D E A N 'S D R U G STORE nu jvSSSss tH rê MF A V F RT O N OREGON INMMHMi H ave A Joint Account In Our Bank By a “ Joint Accou nt” wc n.e* an an account into which ei ther a man or his wife may put m oney or from which vither may diaw money. Every man should make his wife his F IN A N C IA L P A R T N E R . Then if anything ha ppens to him she will have the necessary experience* lo be able to take care of his money. W e will welcom e your acc ount. General Hankinq with unexcelled Service 4'X; Paid on Savings and lime Deposits $23 will start a checkinq account and we make No “ Service Charge" on same. Bank of Beaverton