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as a result o f
o f th* mAn ho
The man who is
ran do better for
h i*_em p loyea than the
u n -
u ro ^ e ro u * mar. can.
.more
valuable
he B caeertQ t4:Z:ri'T\
Review
I
j
or something in hie head.
I
didn’l say anything, but it was |
my opinion that it was a cold.
No matter if you do r-'acli
Mir top rung o f the ladder o f
Success, you'll never get any
real "k irk " out o f it if some
body else did Ihe clim bing for
you.
AIN 'T IT THE TRUTH?
“ Ho, Ho, isn’ l Ihls Jusl kill
in g ? " chuckled Ihe wood alco
hol as some flavoring was add
ed and a label stuck on the
bottle.
Once upon a time, in the middle pari
of ih# alai* of Georgia, them lim i a
hanker nho «rat known far and wide
as the lluinan Safety Hutch, ln hla
day he waa acvuaed of many things,
but nobody ever charged him with bo
Ing a spendthrift. Ills home was on a
plantation a mile front town. One Sun
day he remembered Ihai he had left
some Important impera ou Ma desk,
and ha gave an aged negro servitor on
the plm* hla keys and aenl him ftir
the documents
It, waa a hot day and Ihe road was
dnaly. hid In an hour the old darky
had returned with Ihe pa|>era Intact
The owner felt In all hla pockets, one
after Ihe other.
“Thai'» lisi bail. I'nrle Jim,“ he suhl
finali?. “ 1 thought I had a nickel her*
ihat I was going to glv* you.”
"Cap's Henry," said Uncle Jim, “ you
look agalu. Kf et er you hail a nickel
yon got II ylt."
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BEAVERTON
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OREGON
WIRING
IN THAT «ENSE
Heck—Yopr w ife is ceri a inly
a remarkable Woman.
I Peck— Think so?
C. J. SUftM, Pf«f.
Iio n 'l F op Solo— ' lilnehilla rabbits. Or.
Heck— Indeed I
do.
BEAVERTON,
ORE
«1er« taken for immediate or
yo “ *
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Perk— W etl, she eertamty
future delivery. Gall or write
nhle U> make' more
remarks
A. E. HANSON
Felahere Aerea, R. 3. Bx. 13,
Ihnn any olher woman I know.
Beaverton.
Phone 151-02
WOOD AND OOAL
e 15-17
Oel Your Order* In Early
> la y It With Feinting
Foe Ront— ^lornge room on Ihe
Ooavorton
Highway. G. E. Ilrdgp.
“Flower* Dio“
Adv c 17-20
■ring Ua Your Job Feinting
THE BEAVERTON REVIEW
Foe Solo— Fresh
Cow,
heavy
milker.
Inquire o f Charles
Hillalin, one mile east
nf
Beaverton on
Ihe
Canyon
Rond.
Adv e 17
Vegetable
& Flo w e r,
Special
I
Land Plaster and Lime
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MONUMENTI
Look .............. Ltptan
from now on you can purchase
Monumynls and B a r h ft j
in M h
Marbl# and Beanti«
for a great roduptkm In prim
a saving lo the purahaaer o f
from IO lo ?5 paroonl
Come and he convinced.
Corner Ith nnd Main Rlreelg,
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M. N. L E W I« A OO
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CATARRH
Catarrh la a (seal «la*as* treacly la
flame»« .fey CenstUutlenal ron«lllana
H A tJ li
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ihreufh Ihe Blood on I ho Murous lur-
fame and aaalau In Hddtn« your Byatasa
of Calarrh
Bold by 4rosxl.es for over «_ Tserx. ■
folsdu, O,
F. J. «Seney * C*., To
1 REPAIR YOUR PLUMBING
WORKMANSHIP THE BEST!
Repair* to plumbing should
novoe
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only. Both new and renewal subscriptions to this paper aril]
receive these msgar-ivrs. But don’t wait until the cider has
beca withdrawn. All rime /or One Tmmr — OK DIM NOW!
W kVf
je o
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Wo
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“ trouble
That la why our
hunting“
r»pale
m«n are oo promptly on
tho Job after you pbono
M O TJTP~Rf Fletcher’s Castoria la a harmless Substitute lor
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrupa,
prepared to relieve Infants'in arms and Children all ages of
Constipation '
Flatulency
D iarrhea
Wind Colic
i*o Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Bowels
Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and
Natural Sleep without Opiates
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To avoid imitation*, always look for di« signature of
£ r?«CT
22. w h package. Physician« everywhere recommend it
for thorn.
2 a*««*..*.«*».*.*-
Oharg«« always
moderate; workmanship and
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F. W . Bishop, Prop.
\
Phone 320
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A rare and un-'rral money saving bargain offer in read
ing matter fer the wliole family for a year. We offer
this combination to cur readers for a short time only,
Rcnewel subscriptions will be extended for on*
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OREGON
BEAVERTON BARBER SHOP
AH0 THIS NEWSPAPER,
“ Help Die other follow lo buy
your good* by purchasing h i*,"
is the slogan in a Canadian
movement fo r greater Dominion
pm *p*rity. A good complement
to that suggestjnn is “ Help the
other fellow pay what he owes
Foil by paying whal you owe
him.“
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W a ite d — General
Contracting
Flrat clAM Work
an,' Building
work,
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it. Box .'55-A, Portland O re An Dp lo-datn Hanltarr Rhop
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T h e prrfty woman is said lo I
«ree a debt fu Nature.’ \Ve arc I
o f M e opinion, though, (bat
the dressmaker and Ihe beauty
specialist gel the greater part
o f her money.
SFSOIALIST
BEAVERTON
HEMSTITCHING
Foe Rent— 3 or 4 acres garden Have your MomoUtoliIng,
land on highway, Ihe second
Ing and «U m gin g dono a l Ufo
house east o f 81. Mary's. J.
QUICK AND HANDY SHOF
A. Sanuar, lit. i . Beaverton. On Broadway, betwrrn H o v e r
Adv p I 7 Theatre and Marah'a Oarage
W ILSON A COURTNEY, Prope,
For Enlw—Good
radio
outfit.
Mrs. G. A. Haulenbeok.
Mapa# A Son
Adv o I H f
BILLIARD PARLOR«
For Ront—Throe-room furnished Oigaro
apartment, ready April I. G.
Tobaoooa
K. Hedge.
Adv o U
Oonfeetlons
Soft Orinke
Work Wanted— Eor all kind« o f
Watson ttroot
learn work rally Albert Koch, Oady Building
Telephone, Beaverton 5131.
Adv p I « 17
B ig B argain
O
ffer
Save h On Your
The
A merlerà
:n Needlewoman ■
1 h= Hon : behold
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Cccd f.t artes
B
The farm
m Journal
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ELECTRIC
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The BEAVERTON REVIEW
Sometime* we think that the
slate ought lo put niotorrycla
motor patrols on
IU
payed
highways, but wo suppose the
risk is too great.
They might
gel. killed.
HOME TOW N TALKS
The people who feel a keen
Inlecest in securing p rogress
and advance here in Beaverton
often inquire what motives are
to b f appealed lo, to make peo
ple lake a keener interest in
Ihe development o f tlieir home
community.
At the risk o f being consider
ed tco^ eager for material p rog
ress. 'perhaps Money
Making
con'd be urged *s motive No.
I. 1!, ..... I not he n sordid mo-
live.. Money i* power lo do all
good and helpful things.
When a man buys property
In a community, he acquires n
•take In that place.
tf
| |
grows, his ptoperly
becomes-,
more valuable. Even If he doe*
nol own Ihe property he occu
pies a* a tenant, hi* job grAws
W o rth Ih * Money T o o l
A not»d lawyer down in T u a * »h o
labered under Ih* .tefscla of Itaflna
a high tempo* and of belog deaf. « a*
trjlng a ewan la a court room prenlded
ove» by a ywwngvr man. for whom ihc
i 'IO o practltloner had » amali optalo».
Prvocntly In an arfumeut over «
niotlon ther* «ras a clssii bvtwwn Ih*
lawyer and thè Judgc The Jnilse er
itemi thè lawyer te sii down, nnd «a
thè lawyer, bela* ih nf. dhln't licer
hlm and went on tslklng. thè Jmlge
«Inni hlm *10 f«*r eontempt « f mur*.
The lawyer le»ne<l «imeni thè clerk
and cupped hla hand. I>el>Imi Ida ear.
-Whnt illd he w j r he Inqulml
“ He «ned jon
evidalned Ihe
clerk.
“ l'or whatF
“ gt>r rontemid of thla court.“ aahl
th* clerk.
The lawyer ahot a polanaoua look
tonarti thè hemli nml reuched a hun*l
lato bla ixirkrt.
T l l par It aow,“ he aahl. “H'a a
Inai ilebt 1“
i«Vrvrtst>t kr Uw
i-m. * — ■'*<•"» l
MYSTERIES OF NATURE
She— Can you teli nie wliy a
hlack eow gives while milk Ihat
■iiakes yrllow boiler?
Ile— For thè sanie reaaon Ihat
blackberries are reU when they
are green.
Cad y
In Permanent Storafa
Amd
VINSON'S
O. HB TU
DKNT18T
N lauta i c o m
•qlW nM I.C O M
FARM REMINDERS
Thorough cleaning o f seod
wheat, ; od oats, or seed bar
ley to k t rid o f wild oats amt
oilier wr d seed gives a cleaner
and better Oregon crop, more
bushels to the acre and l e s s
dockage when the gram is sold.
BARTER CLOTHES
Kastor is a many sided oe-
canon. notable not merely for
FrMoy, March ST, 1«
thrilling
buoyant
,.......
mg music, and
Issued Every Friday At
faith, but it has always been a
time for popular festivity. One
Beaverton, Oregon.
phase o f this lighter side is
That general purpose Oregon
seen in ’ the old superstition
J.. H. Hulett
that it is unlucky to omit w ear tens should he mated one male
Editor fend Publisher
0 15 bens and leghorns or egg
ing new clothes on that day.
pes mated one male to ïtt
In Fast Yorkshire tn Knglaml
iena is rccvmmiended by the
IMS. at |W IWM OSkr. at Raa*STW>. Ore««*. I liis goes so far that people go
>. A. G. experiment
station.
to the nearest m arket"town in
mmdmm tbt Ac*«f Marebb, Mia
advance to buy some article o f These figures are about right
or individual matings, but if
Subscription, tlA O per year.
I dress o r personal adornment
1 large flock is to bo mated,
— — cp'---- otherwise they believe bints wll*
he number o f hens to one male
Advertising rales on application. | descend on them and spoil their
Mrd may he increased ?<i per
clothes.
The man who goes about
cent.
i 'i
Some people may regard Kas
and l6oks fo r a snap usually ter style parades as » display
gets b it
The black gooseberry borer,
o f vanity.
Yet it 1« w pretty
oeurring as j, largo w hile grub
sight. Some folks make worn"
If the world owes every man use o f their money than spend a the roots and crown o f the
rather
a living, every man must owe ing it on attractive clothing. dnnts, appears (o lie
Oregon
But the churches should give videly distributed in
the world his best service.
on
just as hearty a welcome to md is seriously injurious
pany
o
f
the
plantings,
the
O.
The fellow who squeals for folks who conic In old s tu ff and
what lie wauls generally is the can a fford nothing else, as lo V. C. Experiment station has
one who grunts when he gets one who eonies In the highest learned. Growers about lo plant
gooseberries
should
carefully
tip o f fashion.
it.
xamine their stock and take
•very precaution to avoid in-
Here's a good motto fo r life : LA W N MIXTURE
esled hushes.
Keep moving.
Remember that
GIVES GOOD RESULTS
the place for statues is m the
The lawn mixture giving b*»-;
For early Oregon
potatoes,
park.
_________________
result* in -UC W ilU ib 'U o v ti
vhile the ground is stilt cold,
ley is Kentucky blue grass 50 he planting o f whole seed is
From a headline:
“ Forme» .•or cent and red lop 5C per
he best practice.
Such seed
Deacon Takes Job as W aiter.*' cent. Th is is sown at the rale toes not rot i f the germination
He must feet at home passing o f one pound to 3Q0 square ft. is slow.
Glover is not recommended be
the plate.
cause it bruises, grows uneven
Berry hushes are much less
Some girls find it rather em !y. is difficu lt lo mow, and ha-
'im aged if all pruning
and
barrassing to
peel
potatoes. a yellow spotted appearance af
rellising is complete before the
a further disad
The potatoes Just w ill
make ier mowing,
••oung buds are large enough
vantage is that it prevents e f o be broken o ff in the work
eyes at them I
fective spraying lo kill moss
f will soon be too late iu Oro-
infections.
The spray kills th> ron to prevent such breaking,
It is a strange paradox that
trelliaing
when a man hires a rhaffeur. “ lover with the moss, bui doo- m alt incomplete«!
he is usually just beginning to not injure *** narrow blgde o f should be ruslie«!.
the grass.
A mimeograph o r
tool h1s own horn.
the treatment o f moss in lawm
Sweet corn may he had thru-
may be had by w riting to the m i Ihe Oregon season by plani
W e read a story about the experiment station.
ng varieties which mature at
man who can raise a ear with
lifferen l limes. Good gardners
out a jack.
However, ue can’ t THE VACANT LOT PROBLEM
n many sections
are
using
keep it up without the jack.
Vacant lots
constitute
a Portland Market and
Golden
problem iu many cities.
The l&ntam. and very often a var-
Our guess is that when the iwner who is expecting to sel'
• for all use called Hoyline
worm turns it is merely
t o .hem may not always feel in-
fob. Much belter yields are to
contemplate where he was and u j 'rest in. keeping the weeds and
'•■• had by having ihe sweet
not to see where be is going. | ,rass properly trilnmed.
"orn plot as nearly square as
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neighbor* have the idea that possible.
This provides belter
J‘ arw subways a ir being dis- , uch |anit is a kind o f pub|j, pollination and consequent he! -
infected.
Th at isn't necessary dumping ground, and accumu- ter yields.
in •'ew ^ork, because
there ;
seem lo ^ gro w there In
there isn t room enough fo r a ■ <t,nie mysterious way.
Orchards o f ^Oregon stone
f uifs that are subject to brown
-
II might be suggesld to own
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- t s o f such land, that it would rot should be protected against
infections
originating
Vive President Dawes
in a y 'o e likely lo sett al better prices. early
find that reconstructing Europt if as soon as they acquire it. from the spore cups developed
th e
was a cinch compared with rc- hey would plant trees. A land t y Ihe old mummies in
..strueting the United States vith Ih rifly
young
saplings, ground,» Continuous harrowing
Senate.
giving promise o f future beau Ihe orchard soil throughout the
blossom period when thasa cups
ty. ought to t>e ip demand.
w ill
destroy
Except where dumpinc, is al are developing
Glad news for boarding plag -
es: A Swiss baker tías discov towed fo r go »«i reason*, people Ihem and thus prevent spore
could l e ashamed oi le.iv in? iisebarges. This stirrin g o f the
ered how (o make bread that
wilt slay fresh for ten months. iheir lifle r" in "spots exposed to soil should be repeated every
public view as they would to pul Iwo or three days,
Now how about prunes?
t**'
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stenog. j
“ The boss said he had a cold
and THE BANKS HERALD
DR. THEO
Mu Favorite Storiai Mi] Favorite Storie»
it on their own lawns.
The
land in a town is a part o f one’«
civic home, to l*e given a ffe c
tionate care by a ll.'
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