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Newspaper Page TextTl*« Local News M q Favorite Stories 1 COM Mr. J. flmriMbrck 1« on th«* Hirk list IM* week. A » Translated Into the English Home« I me* n »lory lakes on « M e l .«In c In the tv - 1 el ling of U even tli'ii.?h Ihe m as uha rv^HWts It gets j i Ir. led This «I ejn ’t happen often, M. and Mrs. Win. Moore of -lilt II does Impi* n. t recall sn In- -lance: Banks «m n in town Tuesday. (W e nl-stit nt <! ner in honor of a At Martin and family mowd ! Ustln iiislied vis nag Kagllahm a« I ; a h » reminded o f « yarn «h ig h I had to Knr<*ne Iasi week, to liiako I from Horn tdyihe snd when 1 so»» lira I r home there. j -sillo.1 n|* >n t»> tli ■ chairman to spetfk Mrs. Stevens, whose home is I fc . w. r<¡.» I I old It. snd It went «er.v well. It li.ol to do with a pros between Main and Stott Streets, I wet or In Okbtliomn, who, on a Sst- ,» on the sick list this week. unlay nielli, honsld a quart of moon- -lilne whisky and i'>>k U to his lonely W. I. Noyes has the contract cabte. Hnilei|uiti«i£ u plensant Sund« for laying five miles of pipe Rat sn ho e m a n i ihe threshold he line for the Multnomah Uolf -tuiiiMcl and fell, dropping his pr.» -tous hiinlon «nd «masliln* the botti . Club. vo that Its aromatic ivntenti ware The house where Chill Chow j A sstnl upon the door. D aprw m d I formerly lived was partially ds misfortune, the unfortunste oh i destroyed by fire Sunday eve «eu t to Iwd. As ho lay Ihers bemoan 'ng Ida loss. • mangy, furtivo, hai ning. grown rat (Nth one our and part of Mrs. K. !4. Massey is the new ' a tall, emerged timorously from a ho ■- operator at the telephone office, .a the hsaebnard. »aI up, sn iff«! the successor to Mrs. Rux, former laden air and then darling swiftly !•» whoro the liquor made a pinWlle In 1 operator. depression o f «ho planking, rwn out Mrs. L. W. Wise, formerly ¡ta tiny pink tongue, took one qui- sip of the stuff ami tied In sudd. ! of Beaverton, but now living pnnio to Its retrvat. But It dtdr, in Pori land, was in town sev s»ay ; shortly it again appeared, ai ! eral days this week. now a student of rats would have dl- - e m «l that a transition had tsk. a 1». A. White, manager o f the place in the spirits of this particular Beaver Theatre, is moving into rat. Suddenly It had grown cock.« the Wtti. B«yd house at the debonair, almost reckless. It travel- ! corner of Angel and First Sts. delitwrateiy bark to «he liquor s r I imbibed again. Seemingly satisfied :t I. oiii« Mechano o f Stipe's s ta r t«) for home hut. changing Its ioin<t. It returned ami partook • thb I Oarage is al tending I he Chev time o f the refreshment. Immediai - role! Motor Company’s Meehan ly then Its fur st.aal on end. Its eyes ics’ school which is being hel burned red. like pigeon-blood roble - in Portland this week. and strvigtitonlng itself U|>o«i Its hit I Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Keyndfd» legs It waved Its foret1» " '* in a gt , lure o f defiance and shrilly cried ont left’ Thursday afternoon fo~ “ Now, bring on that dad-blamv 1 Oakland. California. Mrs. Rev- rat !” Holds Is Mr. and Mrs. C. K. No one seemed to enjoy m j litt ,' story more than did the guest o f tl.o Hedge's daughter. Marjory. evening. A fter tbe party broke up tie J. G. Bridges. Jr., of San made tut- tell it to him all over agni:*. Francisco, arrived Sunday for a I could t d l from his expression th:it visit with his parents, Mr. ami he was trying to memorise It. In fa< t. Mrs. J. C. Bridges o f (he Bea he confessed to me that he expect. I - to use it when he got home a* a ty|e verton Furniture Exchange. leal example o f American humor. Six months later I was In l-nmion. About seventy five ladies at tended the Beaver Social Clu’i I atten d«! a dinner. My English friend was tbe toastmaster. Perhaps card party held Tuesday night ray presence recalled to him the anec in Ihe Masonic Hall. First prix • dote he had so Ulmt. At any rate, was won by Mrs. Laura Em he undertook to repeat It. H is version of it ran for perhaps mons. . second by Mrj. Leslie Spenser, and Consolation by twenty minâtes. H e 'e n t e r «i Into a futi exposition of the potency of the Mrs. Paul Ringle. illicit dlstlllatton known among the We find it necessary to agai i Yankees. be said, as “shining moon.” He went at length Into the subject call the attention o f our patron of tbe habits o f rats, pointing out that and friends to the fact that w inasmudi as rats customarily did n>>t are no longer connected in an Indulge In Intoxicants a few drops < f manner with the Beaverton any liquyr carrying high alcoholic Plumbing Co., but are doin- content would be likely, for the time beine at least, to alter tbe natnre o f business under our own nam almost any rat. At length he reached \Y.. I. Noyes. Sanitary Pluml iag. c 5 U his point. It ran like this: 'A n d then, this little rodent, beine now completely transformed by its We have been notified th. Ml*. C. E. Allen, local Souther. i repeated potation*, reared bolt U|* right ami, voicing the pot-valor o f ut Pacific station atrenl. has r/- ter Intoxication both In tone and ecivrd a stock of ” .’ !5 Every manner. It crie.I out In a voice like man’s Almanac,” issued hy th- thunder: S. P. Company, and which .wit' “ 'I sny, I wonder If there Isn’t a be given free to everyone d<- rat about somew here?" Sam SmHh is visiting r<Ulivrs m till« vicinity wllh 'C o p y r w h l siring a copy. These bookie!- contain timely information con rerning the railroads and othe mailers o f general interest. HOW H F G i! SCHOOL Tuesday m-op. the Home K<- onomics Department sold waf n ‘s and coffee in the rateteri °i’dcr to nay for their pag »•i the Annual. Triday afternoon the Fresh man b-iskct ball team playe.'j H ills b o r o ba» BANKERS ! STATIONERY k m favor o f Hills Tuesday aflernoon, Mr R j Christiansen of Portland ' played several selections on a saxn phone for ,ho student body » i veral of the Beaverton High School students, being inleresl- ml in sanophone, talked with Mr. Christiansen about snxn plionc lessons. Friday afternoon, Miss Eng h of Portland, and Mi** Marion Rhodes of Portland champion typists, demonstraf- * r a ,,<nv ^vpinp system in front the student Body. Both of • ie girls made around 110 words a minute without any rr,,rs- Mr. I. M. Hehnkc of P'-linkc.Walker Business Col lege gnvr a short address. BEAVFRTON PFi A R M A C Y After rutttvali.m lx-cins. II» >d that ia wet and late ran 3R0W N, BROS.. Proprietors He— Are you fond of e n t e r be easily recognized. Then -i” -wi« H. W 0 VV N, Pharmacist taining callers? ’ * 'lV|cpli‘>ne 0553 N’-.e- Yes; hut dear me. so (tie most favorable time ftVr designing farm drain system«. few o f them are! 'Yet land owners snouid make Mister— Say. your rubber« are leaking. " t Mi*«— Oh. Iliat’ s all right. .»I see, I have my pumps on tonight. ENTERTAINING CALLERS -- - 1 ■ -■ -- -■ ' — Say It With Printing “Flowers Ole” The Benverton Review HEMSTITCHING Hava your Hemstitching, Pleat ing and 8t*«rplng done .at the Q U I'K AND HANDY SHOP )n Broadway, between Beaver T:. M ire and Marsh’s Garage WILSON A COURTNEY, Props W OOD 1924 Mofitil Chevrolet $037 at $550 »$4.50 per cord 2 - Pas?. Coupe $830 al $750 E. C. H A L L 4 - Pass. Coupe $916 at $830 Phone 314, Beaverton YOU Day Bright” Next r» feel of salislied i S A V E A L M O S T $ 1 0 0 .0 0 STIPE’S GARAGE us- tliat way about M EAT MARKET BENSON & N EW LA N D ER , Proprietor* L IB E R A L T E R M S Portland Addr?** P. 2, B« x 15& O n e at N ig h t - C IT Y D e Lu xe Touring $ 7 8 0 ^ $700 Delivery Sum m ar T o be sure o f a G ood Roast is to order it from our m arket. Then it will be tender, juicy and best o f quality. % TQuring foe ** Ihe*c 1924 Model Clievrolet Cm? nre new, just as they came from the fact«-ry, and you get the advantage of this big reduction on 1924 new Chev rolet cats on account of our needing the room for new shipments. So why not take advantage of this unusual opportunity and save. Heavy Clean Gounlry SLAB W OOD being The BEAVERTON REVIEW \\ \\ f f f f f f f f f f f t 5 5 f f 9 9 Start your dollars building up Beaverton. Home spent dollars work for the home folks. Home spent dollars grow and grow AN AGREEMENT Green— They're nice looking hot* « of yours— appear to ! be wp II matched, Greene— They are. One Is -.vill'tig to puli and the other's »•!e willing In |el him. and ¿row. r Ässfetfe ^ Save * 2 .On Your MAGAZINES! 'm ONE YEAR *1 5* ■ Thft fjf. NOTED RUPTURE EXPERT COMINO Home spent dollars bring happiness and profit to Y 0 U and y our Neighbors. $ A n cH e-in NredT------- Home spent dollars help to pay home employed. I '< :*e f!- - »¡buLl | C'y.A :;-.-irles The well known and success ful Minneapolis rupture expert, Mr C. F. Rerflicli, wip |,p frt Port Ian,| <>n Tuesday, V.’ednos- day and Thursday, March 17, 18, and 19. at IJie Imppria! H o tel. nurtured people come many mi’ps lo sec him. Consultation is free. Watch Portland paper* Work has started on llv f r sp.-riai announcement. Adv p 14-15 Senior Play, “ Anne Whai s-iler- lfamel” . Those taking |»irt are Arthur I ang. G‘-eil Emmons. IF YOf! W ANT TO SELL Jean Jackson, Klva K k s l ro n j. .SEE COVELL A Co Joan Htickney. f.uelta F »tinelli IF YOU W ANT TO BUY, l.eland Cook. Robert Hocken 8EE COVELL A Co Carna Peterson, Tliesta Pegg, If You Want To John Gray, Fdw-ard l»av Dorfs I.oan Ur Borrow Money Woodruff, Loy Antrim, Helen Jamieson. 8EE COVELL A Co. BU R I BEAVERTON BAKERY Kefball learn. The wore t,f (i, bn: ! iii hack o f the home for- f-’irls’ game « a s 34 to 8 f;, . no |y occupied hy II. Opir. vor of Hillsboro. The boys’ scor, was i to boro. CROM BARBER HELP is HOT Spring Tonic f! ■ ii-and new greenhouse FWIDAY, MARON 1«, 11 Ravtaw . studi et of ground water «nd vieni et- lite laat awo ynars. If GO R I INO 00NTE8T A l STATE FAIR «olitoli condii leu« and pian u l ' I . « are fed oeeaslonally dur- ,Intuì »ysteu» for thè wliole ng lite fall thè birds Icari) lo E. E. S W E N S O N the one-ton tiller pig grow furm, totvise» thè G. A. t'., ex rat them readlly In rase thè T h • B c-iverton R ealtor S day, Marsh IS Tue mo»l knle freetes, W lille n oi. so ing cunt-.»t for C.-ogon produ perunenl »talioli. , SALESMEN JM P tors In in good a» hule, tieets a* sueeu- StO. I, HU)'I lit cer» writ ie held l Ihe Oiegon neeessnry di ain» cali he f. I. toots tom E TORNADO” fu »l ami thè wholc leni feed are rerommended hy »laic, fair next la I for .the firnl stalled A sin ung. crashing melo- lune. Iluìes and regulation» evslem compleied In unii» «s evperiment station authorlttes. drama, u sensational cyclone, — -- ~ — have b< en outlined lo make ihe tlme and means permiL the stomi in a man'« heart A CASE OF NE0E88ITY contest us uhcfui nini* interest- that he could not conquer, and l'eneher Why are you lutei To get complete Mimmi of mg us possible, bolli to Ihe ihe storm outdoors that swept Boy Dio! wanled me t«> stay I g rò » or» nn«| to the public, t he Ihc ptNieh leaf euri disease, M iway all obstacles to his hap i» necessary io «prny »o llial al lumie. premiums ar>> as follows: We meet every demand piness. Teneher WolihlllT sftillMIIie, First • rue $50. second $40. you disinfect every bud on the domed y— "Ridere of th« Purple lor quality and atyla, at else bave dotte? % hird $30, fourth $20. fifth tree. Tills spraying should be Oow” liov No. he wa* uslng a the home print »hop. <IU. The heaviest pig in any .(.•.ie while th«* hud« are «tor nani Bordeaux $-4-liH wa* «louglu mi me. 1 Mttcr will also gel u prise o BEAVERTON REVIEW Sun. A Mon., Mar. 15-18 round by the college experiment MO. * ' MOL DERI NO FINES" QUE88INO «talion (o be satisfactory. Any tiller far«.w mg aftei W llh Paulina F r e d e r ic k and Il «te*» l.el’g bave a liand 'larch I. 1925 and weighing no Laura La Plant# You play, don't you. k% % 1 Fert iluers shoul.i oe appd"il nt bridge ;!* » » than one ton St'plembe ■’ i.\v a business woman wail- '.-»i-ly to do the e r',|»» the mo»l M is s Ghie? .’9 is eligihlr to eompnie, tin I until »he was forty lo fall Miss tilde Well, I hardly le.Mis any* litter—pure bred, o hanoftt. Much of Ihe fertiliser -u love, and found, loo ial<\ wed in the W dimorile valley Inni«- You tee, Tve never j,>r*>*« bred, nr grade. ii love is the most beautiful « applied loo late io go into trled. « Growers wishing lo enroll ur I most cruel thing in t h c notify Hi« animal hu«hamtrv »•»Ini ion Ilio season it is up- vurld. Fertilisers often come . utmeni at O. A. C. wilhii .died Jomady— "Broadway Beaut las," »tiesper if the orders are bunch n-ivs after the litters farmw And International Raws 'd and sent in through the -ipe-dal hi ink» nmv he ohtaiue. •minty agent or farm bureau. r from the college or th Tu t A Wed., Mar. 17-18 .'Uiity agent William Dosmond In Poulirymen o f we»tern Ore- Awards will 1«- made on tin "THE MEASURE OF A MAN” mn are learning Ihe yilue of veiglit» o f the litters exhibile< Also "Happy" Day's Novelty Mangel heels as a kale suhsll j-U the state fair, no awar,| go \ni-i-al Show, the most rnler- ute as the result of the severe og to any litter on wiiioti eitliei taing feature o f its kind you : the adjusted weight or Ike of have .\er seen. Maggie and ! ficial weight I» less Ilian one Tigvrs. (he wrestling bulldogs, • ’.-it. pnnio» with d"g and monkey 'lb.' li.rer may ootRain anv ..to <. Professor W al'ers, the number o f anjoats and n av -edi ' no ntalist this is a show • •'onlains sow», burrows nod -v!»roll will appeal to every boy 0FTIMUS BLOOD PURIFIER boar.«, hut it i» recommended >nd 'irl front *ix to sixty, Kl«*nay and Llvar Regulator Hat no boars he in the Httee fem edy—“ Alone At Last” For correct mg blood amt The pigs in tbe conte«* m.iv skin «Harases. This pre- ¡enter in the state fair premium T h u r s . A Frl. Mae. 1^-80 pa ration c.miaow mur.-.ti- list. “ABRAHAM LINCOLN” All te o f i-eeouni*e«l merit, V re v m palriotieT i»o yo*i Said ioiicirber Shop ro'iibitted with aromaWes FARM REMINDERS believe Abraham Lincoln was a M ADE BY T H E which make It pleasant and grt*. I m lit This is the pic palatable. II purifies the If clover soil land whirl» o An experieneed M 'lU'.KI.I.KII ture people have been talking Mood hy aeling on the or- potatoes I* about. the picture no tru- lo b«* used for gnns o f elimination, thus in attendance knierieae cou!«t think o f niis< plowed early and «hallow III- relieving Ute congested con clover root« will have lime t* mg. George Billings in ffie dition* o f Ihe system. Get Them From Your Grocer, The land ran then h< title role, suoporled bv a re decay. FIRST CLASS WORK AT Mimed up deeper two or three mar-able e,i*l. This will af Brunswtck Phonograph«, If He Can’t Supply You, ford an evening o f 100% enter week« before planting. \ 50 hu V'ctrolas and Record« See U$ About Them. REA1CNABLE PRICES )■-reuse to the acre with poln tainment lo every patron. Comedy— “One of tha Family” to.-» has*been realised with thi' Part 5— ”10 Scars Make a Man” method in Cl. A fi. experiment» c op 8r’ - -. H it y carriage, in ex- r-Top -condition. Cheap if ■!d n! tine-. Phone 5527 A H m OOMINC1 ENOW« AT THE 3SAVER THEATRE Seventeen students are securing an education hi tbe Georgia State Col lege of Agriculture through financial aid which the State Bankers Aasocia tlon la giving In 1923 the Aasocia 'Jon increased Its annual dues so a* to contribute toward the education 3t boys and glrla In clnb work who could not otherwise receive a hlghe- education. Thin year, therefore $1.000 was pm Into a trust fund with tbe College to be loaned to (Indents who need help It was placed In what is known as the “Ex-President's Fund.’* a fund which has been receiv log voluntary contributions from the retiring president! of the Ranker.- A oclation since 191$. In amount the fund Is now 17.114 Fifty student- bare been helped prior to this year nuking a total of slxty-aeven The year 1925 promises t. be a prosperous one for Cove! & Co. In view of Ihe fact th. we have quite number of pc. pie coming into our office ever day looking for properly, w would like to increase our li.r ings or local properly and invit you in to tell us about yo: place. We feel sure we can so' ir it is priced rigid. Cnvcl A Adv. c -tll lire Wf th e CratrmJ P m i A s n O l I l M ) iw Vbo O R D E R L IE S They and work form Pleasant easy W ANB THIS NEW SPAPER, naturally A r x o nndu: .-i Cr-i-.ncy s,-.vir ^ hnrr.nin tjffc r in fr-o-l- ! i j n u ll t . 1 v.h'»lq family frir r\ y-.ar. W e offer « .'.i*cotr.l.«u*‘ ion t o e i r rcn-Ier, f o r « «liort time only. 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