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Local News
Mike W elter was down from
T im ber Sunday visiting friends
and relatives.
J u s t arrived,
No.
t, choice
Chas. Berlhold.
a carload o f
tim othy
hay.
Adv.
Mrs. Kllet of P o rtlan d visited
a t the home of li. J . Cox and
fam ily la st week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D esingor
and Mr. and Mrs. R. Noltor have
left for the woods for the su m
mer.
Mr. Collis Moore of Moro.
Oregon, spent the week end as
a guest at the J . C. Huntley
home!
The Aloha Dairy have p u r
chased a new F ord delivery and
have been m aking th eir trip s in
it lately.
T here will he a com m unity
banquet and T unnel m eeting in
the K inton O range Hall Friday.
April 10.
Mrs. Ray Syverson has been
visiting at the hom e o f h e r
bro th er, F ran cis Liverm ore and
his wife.
Notice is hereby given th at
the town of B eaverton will re
deem the follow ing Local Im -
provenient bonds. Ike seme be
ing R egular tOR
redem ption
period of the following issues,
on the 1st day of May, 1925.
Issue No. I, Bonds num bered.
15, 10, 17. dated Nov. I, 1919.
Issue No. S, Bonds num bered,
t, 5, 0, 7, first issue of Nov. t,
1321.
Issue No. 3. Bonds num bered.
5. 0, 7, 8, 9. 10, I I , IS, I t.
15, 10, 17, second issue of Nov.
I, 1921.
Issue No. 5. Bond« num bered.
I, js s u e o f Nov. I, 1923.
On which day inleresl will
cease; issued to proviue lunds
for Ihe com pletion of the Local
Im provem ent D istrict.
T hese bonds will be paid u p
on p resen tatio n at the R an , of
pieaverton, o r New York I iseal
Agency fo r Ihe Stale of Oregon.
New York City.
Dated at Beaverton. Oregon
th is 1st day of April. A. IV.
1925.
George Thyng.
Town Recorder
Adv c 19-21
Bring Us Your Job Printing
THE BEAVERTON REVIEW
Program
Beaver Theatre
Coming to
RORTLAHO
DR. MBLLENTHIR
Spec lai I at
In Internal Modlolno for the
past twelve year*
Theatre Jpens Every Evening
Except Monday at 7:0« 9 . E.
•how Starts at 7.30 9 . M.
IM*K8 NOT OPERATIC
Sunday*: Open 2 1 5 . Oontlnuoua
Will be at
Benson Hotel. Wednesday,
Until 11 P. M.
Thursday, Friday, April
Adiuiaaion:
Adults, 25c, Chil
1B, IS. and 17
dren under 12 years. 10c.
unless otherw ise specified
OMee Hours« 1« A. M. lo I P. M.
D. A. White. Manager
THREE DAYS ONLY
Ro Charge for Consultation
Saturday, April A
Jaok Moxle In
Dr. M rHeatbln Is a regular
• DARING CHANCES"
graduate in m edicine an,j s u r
A th u n dering, b realh -tak ln g
gery and is licensed by
Ihe
th riller!
lh in ‘1 m iss HI
Comedy— Little Robinson Orueoe stale . o f O regon. He does nol
operate for chronic appendicitis,
gall stones, ulcers of stom ach,
Sunday, April S
tonsils o r adenoids.
“TH5 PRAIRIE WIPE"
With Dorothy Devore and
He had lo Ills credit w onder
ful re su lts in diseases of Ihe
Herbert Rawlln*on
A frivolous society girl in tl.e stom ach, liver, bowels, blood,
«kin. nerves, h eart, kidney, Mad
W estern plAin*
ler, bed w elling, ca ta rrh , weak
Comedy— "Snappy Eyes"
lungs, rheum atism sciatica, leg
International Newt
uleers and rectal ailm ents.
Below are Ihe nam es of a few
Tima. A Wad April 7-S
of h is m any satisfied p atien ts
‘ THE SPITFIRE"
With Batty Blythe. Lowell 3t*er in O regon:
lledvvick W ilson. Hold Beach,
man, Paulina Garon, Elliot
Ore., varicose uleers.
Dexter, and Bobt Warwloh
Frank Koehler. The
Dalles.
The gripping rom ance o f a rich
girl who defied w ealth and Ore., stom ach trouble.
Mrs. K. O. Hammock, Myrtle
kin to su stain a great love
Point, Ore., goitre.
Comedy— “The C afe Meow"
Mrs. Jo h n McGue, Lakeside.
'Country Store Wednesday
Ore., appendicitis.
Henry W estfall. O ntario, tire.,
Thurs. A Prl.. April S-10
ulcer of stom ach.
Jackie Coogan In
Mrs. K. C. Bates, Baker, Ore..
••LITTLE ROBINSON CRUSOE”
A ragged k id from F risco su d ecxenia.
O. M. Richey. Boring. O re ,
denly finds him self ea st up
h eart trouble.
on a lonely desert island
Louis S. Sleibcr, 328 K. B u
Comedy—Why Husbands Go Mad
Part S— Ten Scars Make a Man chanan, P ortland, Ore., adenoids
and tonsils.
The Reaver Social Club will
give a dance in the Huber Com
We find it necessary to again
m ercial Club Hall S aturday eve call Ihe atten tio n of o u r p a tro n -
ning. April I I . '
Adv c 18 ind friends lo the fact lh al w -
Mr. Chas lierthold w ished u s art* no longer connected in an>
the
Beaverton
to anounee th a t he has a new m anner with
c a r of alfalfa, the choice At Plum bing Co., but are doing
kind.
R eiter get some.
Adv. business under our own name
W. I. Noyes, Sanitary Plum b
Reaver C hapter No. ing.
e 5 If
106. O. E. S. Reg-
alar m eeting W ed
IF YOU WANT TO SE IJ.
nesday evening, the
SEE COVELL A Co.
eighth of April, a t
IF YOU WANT TO BUY,
8 P. M. D egrees. V isitors w el
NIELLER ARD JANNSEN, LI
SEE OOVELL A Co
com e. By o rd er of the W. M,
If You W ant To
CENSED REALTORS,
Je ssie C. P h aris, Secretary.
Loan Or Borrow Money
ANNOUNCE THE OPENING
OOVELL A Co.
Adv c 18
Of A Real Estate, Loan, And
Insurance Business
at 1182
Third Street, In W ashing
ton Hotel Bldg., Hillsboro
W. W. Mcllar. having had four
years' experience dealing in
W ashington Go. real p ro p
erly- and four years’ previous
experience dealing with the
farm ers of W ashington Co.
Is in a position to give you
service you should expect.
\. M. Jan n sen has been a r e s
ident of Oregon for Ihe past
fifteen years and has worked
in a rap acity which will e n
able hint to give you
real
•erviee.
Ve respectfully solicit
your
- business and expert to give
Photo by J. P. M cGlasson
in retu rn real service.
Give us yo u r listings.
Address)
Remember above dales, th at
consultation on this trip will
be free and lh al his treatm ent * a a
is different.
Married women m ust he a c
com panied by (heir husbands.
211 llradhury Bldg. | l.os
Furnaces
Installed
FOR GENERAL
Phone, Beaverton, 2502 Saturdays or Sundays
Or call At Warren’s Greenhouse
H. R. Courtney,
By me are basked up by *8
years’ experience In this line
i f work. W hin I Install a
furnaoe It will b* on* guar
anteed to give satisfactory
service In f i C f
particular
case.
An outside furnace salesman
Is Interested In getting yeur
money and would Just as
soon sell you a furnae* with
only half capacity for heat
ing your room s
I Install the famous MOM-
TAG furnaees, an Oregon
sroduoL made In Portland,
nnd built especially for the
needs of this climate.
Bargains
These 1924 Model Chevrolet Cars are n*w, just
as they came from the factory, and you get the
advantage of this big reduction on 1924 new Chev
rolet cars on account of our needing the room for
new shipments. So why not take advantage of this
unusual opportunity and save.
Beaverton Sheet Metal Wks
F. Pulver
Prop.
De Luxe .Touring $780 at $700
Touring - - $637 at $550
2 - Pas«. Coupe $830 at $750
4 - Pass. Coupe $916 at $830
LIBERAL TERMS
YOU SAVE ALMOST $ 1 0 0 .0 0
Easter
Novelties
PURE CAMDV PRODUCTS
Decorated Marshmallow
STIPE’S GARAGE
BEAVERTON
PHARMACY
It Wltft
Beaverton
in New
CARS
1924 Model Chevrolet
NOTICE:
3,000 FOLDERS
ABSOLUTELY FREE I
Largest Advertising Washington
County Mat Ever Had
Brunswick Phonographs,
Call on o r w rite In your n earest
Vistrolaa and Reoorda
re a lto r or Cham ber of
l
Commerce
IfOW MANY CAN YOU SEND?
Show your eaatom friends what
we really have In W ash
ington Oounty
BROWN, BROS., Proprietors
Say
Angeles, C alifornia.
Contracting <2b Building
Swan’s Eggs
Basket Pets
Birds’ Nests
Oandy Hsn Eggs
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MHI S,
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Wc Give Green Trddintj Stamps
£
C. H. BROWN, Pharmacist
Printing
Telephone
Q R O ^ R I E g
0553
"Flowers Die"
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CHOICE
Flashlight Taken of Cast At High School Operetta
•J WE MAKE A DELIVERY SATURDAY FORENOON
Perspective o f 0 . A. C. Memorial U n ion B uilding for W hich Funds are Being
Raised A m ong Students, A lum ni and College Friends
Phone Orders Early
/
Eating good food means good health; eating poor
food means poor h e a lth . You rannoL therefo re afford
to use poor groceries.
Our high quality groceries insure health and hap
piness and our low prices insure economy.
' Give us your grocery business and you will get ap
petizing things that are pleasing and nutritious.
Fresh Groceries—Lowest Prices.
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To be sure of a Good Roast is to
order it from our market. Then
it will be tender, juicy and best
of quality.
CITY MEAT MARKET
BENSON & NEWLANPER, Proprietors
The acconxam m» ctit ilhrtrates the missive siz t o f the proposed building to he on the O. A. C. campus
to commemorate die active part Oreiren Herr** played in the Spanish-American and World war». The building
will tower 180 feet high and will I» ■?») by AD feet. The building material* u*e<l will be such as to blend with
the present campus architecture and yet be distinct ire. The building will house all »tudent and alumni activities and
organizations. More than half of die Iota) $500,000 needed for construction is now raised.
The O. A. C. Memorial union cam fomia pledged $1000 to the cause and seated in the well-appointed theater
paign to provide $500.Or».» needed to many "intributions of $25© and more where campus productions, lyceum
conttruct a budding which will be a were received.
numbers and other forms of enter
permanent memorial to the college
More than $325.000 of the total U tainment may be given for the campus
and itate lie roe» of the Spanish- now subscribed and construction on from time to time. A pipe organ will
American and World wars an I to the building will begin in the late sum be installed in the theater which will
house all student and alumni activi mer of 1925 and will be completed by adjoin an immense ro’unda where stu
ties on the O. A. C. campus, has been the fall term of 1926, according to dent and alumni gatherings may be
completed among students and is present plans. Alumni are organized, arranged.
moving into different districts oi the not only in Oregon but in Washing
Since the announcement that a class
state wliere alumni and friends of the ton, California. Hawaii, and 'm any B. 50Q watt broadcasting station will
college are located.
eastern states where former students be inflalled at O. A. C.. an effort is
More than half of the sum needed ire located.
being made to tie up the activities of
was raised oil the campus in an in
The building will have rooms for the Memorial union with this feature.
tensive drive of a week Inspired by student activities, faculty meeting», The college is host to many speakers
the record of O. A C. and Oregon assembly hails for large gatherimrs. of national repute and authorities on
heroes in the war, the undergraduates trophy rooms where athletic awards educational, scientific and economic
and faculty of the college pledged of the Varsity "O” association may subjects. In addition the Ivceum num
more than half of the total in three he permanently kept, shop rooms for bers bring artists of international
days. President W. J. Kerr, who was ihe budding of ramptts dramatic pro fame to the campus. In the past few
seriously ill at the time, sent in his lurtions and many other types of years such singers as Geraldine Far
pledge of $1(110 on tire sec• aid day of rooms. All the student publications rar and Madame Schumann-IIeink ;
the drive. Alumni in Portland have »ill he housed in the new building Misclia Elman and Erna Rubinstein,
responded with more than $¿5.1»(I ami which will be a big advancement of violinists, and many others have been
the campaign is now reaching into the the old inadequate system of publica entertainers on the campus. The high-
smaller cities and communities of the tion offices scattered over the entire powered hroadrading station will
stale.
make their artistry available to the en
rampus.
Hie great Memorial union project
“The Memorial union building will tire state.
wilt seek to draw together the f air
A massive entrance to the building
component parts of the college: stu release much needed class room in the will lead into the main lobby to he
dents, alumni, faculty and friends. It buildings provided hy the state.” said called “Memorial lla H ” Finest ex
will he a great gathering place for E. R Lemon, registrar. “College life ample* of art and sculpture will dec
college interests, a magnet to attract is Highly organized and many of the orate the hallway. leading hack fro-n
students and alumni in all walks of student groups require accommoda if will be the rotunda, where alumni
life and a melting pot to create a col tions which are needed for instruc gathering* will often lie held and
lege demneracy, say those m charge tional purposes. The Memorial union where from 500 to 801) persons may
Loyalty of individual students and building is being built without cost to be served at special banquets and
alumni, who mortgaged their future the state, which i» an important fea luncheons for which the college tea
earning power to help pay back to ture in Oregon’s educational pro room is inadequate.
their alma mater part of the (raining gram."
A cafeteria for students and faculty
Of much intereit to students and is another feature planned for the new
received, gave an impetus to the cam
paign that make« the total objective faculty is the plan for the theater m building, which i< expected to be
assured, according to campaign lead the building, says the governing com ready for the use of ,)1C campus one
er». One freshman student from Cali , mittee. Otic thousand persons will be , year from next falL
ANNOUNCEMENT
■ • rvice* of Mona Miller,
rl beauty »pecialiat, fo r
merly of Seattle, W ash, at our
Shoppe
10 A M. to 6 P. M.
By A ppointm ent
STUDIO BARBER SHOFRE
Phone 55-6
We Give Green Trcdinq Slum ps
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IT'S
vVe h a v e a number of
used cars for quick sale i t
reduced price*
Losli Bros Garage
Regular
Milk Of Magnesia, A U. S. P.
Product, Ib-Hularly ‘p0 cent* ....
Syrup of Fapaln, Large 66 cent
Bottle, At Ihia Sale, Euch .......
.39
Palm Olive Shampoo, usually at
50 ceni» per b o llir, Special ......
Soott’s Emulsion, L a w nil«
Hegularly $1.20 per bottle........
.90
Castori*, Fletcher», The
u lar 10-cent bolli», Only
Kotex, Hegular 12'» For tliia
Sale only ........................................
.55
POT TEH USICI M*
Tubes & 1 ires
Squlbb’a Parafine OH,
$0.09
.39
Tooth P iste, Colgate's, lingular
Size for I hi» Sale, 3 Tube» ......
Rattory Service
H. A. Morrison, Mgr.
Friday and Saturday, April 3 -Jl
Epson Salts, For Ihl» Sale Only
20 Hi x for ....................................
Auto Repairing
Beaverton Market <2b Grocery
OPPORTUNITY SALE
Peroxids, ‘4th Bottle of M allin
ckrodt Friday and Saturday ....
1
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Talcum Powder, Palm
Olive,
p ru n in 'ly ?5 rent» per can ......
1.00
.70
.16
/ f l ,00 p e r b o llir, Special, 6 for..
Aloohol Rub, Large p la t b tlile '
flrglftl* 66 epnl »ise, nach
Reg
6
* Razor Blad*e, GillcUc'«
In *
pkg. Hegularly 60 ceni» ..........
Tanlao, The R egular 21.10 size
• For liti» »air only ..................
Bromo Quinine, Grove'» Brand
Regularly 30 ceni» .....................
Jelly Beans For Ihi» Special
Sale. Half pound for .........
*
can’s Drug Store
li; R.EXALL Store
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