The Beaverton review., April 17, 1925, Page Page Four, Image 4

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Program
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A N N O U N O (M IN T
The srrvlces of Mona Miller,
The season for soft
collar
Expert heauly specialist, for­
dress shirts ts here. The soft
Shaw I car Ro. lo Axel An-I
merly of Sealtle, Wash, at our
collar shirt ts coming into Its
»'Best&r
l
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derson ' ux. l oi 18?. pari of riiaalra Opana «vary Kvaning own as a garment o f eomfiTii ami
Shoppe
Ideal for I
l ot 183, Boaverton-Rced' tll# Ac ■ Except Monday al 7:00 F. I
ID A. M. to it P. M
semi-dress
Noxrlty pulte r n s
A Perfect
*1788
«how «U r la al 7.30 F. M.
lly Appointment
are good, and the staple plain
A. M Porter et ux lo .1. (. Sundays: Opan 0:10, Oontlnuout rotors are o f the best. We have
•TUDIO BARBEN «HOFFE
Callahan.
5«
ac..
Christian
Unlit 11 F. M.
while, tans, and grays.
and
Phon* 55 ft
Bridgefarmer IV !.. C. No. 5ft. Admission:
Adults, ?5o, Chll- some very new fancies.
You
*I0.
dren under I? years, tOc,
will find our range o f prices
F. W. C.adv cl ux lo Josephine
unless otherwise specified
and qualities pleasing.
Every­
R. Madden. I.ot 55. Steel’s Add.. |
O. A. While, Manager
body’s Store, J. W. Sprague. Adv
Dated at Beaverton, Oregon,
Beaverton. 5I8.
this tat day of April, A. !>.,
Josephine R Madden el v i r 1
Saturday, April 1S
IF YOU W A N T A OHKAP HOUM,
1925.
lo F. W. Cady el ux. Tr. 15 t\V
Hoot Qlbson In
OALL FOR BOBO«
George Thyng.
t-2 i, Lombard Addition. Bea -
“ LBT *BB BUOK"
garaga, or ahlekan haaaa, Mo
Notice is hereby given that
verton. *10.
Town Recorder
Another great Western, with the the town of Beaverton will re­
on.- No. 4 ft-tnch a r . ( , l-lk *h
Adv o 18-21
P J. O’Toole et ux to R. 0. Pendleton Round-t'p o f 1921
ru*tic, I - 1 e h round edge Hal-
deem the following Local Im-
Adams.
I?
ac..
Abram
Lande**
as
a
background
i form « pattern larch siding.'
proxctuenl bonds. Uia sruie be­
By ma art backed up oy 25
P. I. C No 54. T. I S, R 2
MATINEE 5:3ft
We also have sonic good 4-inch
NOTIOE OF BID« FOB WOOD
ing
Regular
lft%
redemption
yaars' asparlanoa In this Una
W „ *1000
Comedy— Lien end the «eues
and 6-inrh celling in .No. 4.
period o f Ike following Issues,
>f work. Whan I Inetall a
Notice is hereby given, that
Helen A. Clarke lo S. M Gins
l.cl us figure your lumber bill.
on the 1st day o f May, 1935. scaled proposals will be receiv­
furnace 14 will ba ona guar­
serman et ux. Lot 7. Orav Oak I
•undey, April 1«
Issue No. I. Bonds numbered. ed liy School District No. IN,
anteed la glva tallafaclory
Subd.. *tft
John Gilbert In
15. I*. 17. dated Nov I. 191.'. County of Wa*lungton. at the
aarvloa In youp particular
I.eRoy W. Cornelius et ux to
"TH E M O I "
Issue No. 2, Bonds e Cambered, ofttec o f the District Clerk, J.
oaaa.
Kenneth Hoyt et ux. 40 ae.. Sec. With Horme «hearer, Conrad
t. 5, A, 7, first issu' « Itov. t. M. Kamborger, Beaverton, Ore­
An sutalda furnaos salesm an
?5, T .1
R. 4 W „ 510.
Nagel, end Fhyllls Hevee
1921.
ta IntaraaUd In g a llin g yaur
gon. for furnishing and deliver­
Minnie Graham el vir to Don The story o f a young man with
Issue No. 3. Bonus numbered. ing al the school grounds, IS»
monay and would Juat as
Galhreath el ux, Tr. in Sees. ?0.
more money than sense
3. A, 7, 8. 0. 10, I t , 13. 14. cords of sound, live, seasoned,
soon sail you a fu rnaos with
?l. ?8. ami 19. T. 1 S.. R. t
Comedy—"Mind the Baby”
15, IA. 17, second Issue of Nov. first growth. 1925 cut, four (4)
only h alf oapaelly foe h a st­
W „ 550.
International News
I, 1921.
ing your rooms.
foot wood, same to he piled III
Ella L. Weokerl el at to IXm
Issue No. 5, Bonds numbered. accordance with janitor’s o r ­
I Install tha famous M O N -
Galhreath el ux. Tr. in See. ?0, T ims . A Wad., April t l * t t
I, Issue o f Nov. I, 1923.
TAO furnaos a, an Oeagon
ders. on or before Ori. I, 1925.
T. ? S.. R. t W.. f|.
“ THE BANDOLERO"
On which day Interest wilt
traduol, mada In Fortland,
No hid* will t*e considered If
8
Charles E. Deiti et ux to Don
With Fsdro da Cordoba and
•ease: issued to provine lunds received «flee 4 P. M. May 2.
and built aspaolally foe the
-* 'Galhreath et ux. Trs. in Secs.
Nana# Adora#
%
“ ?0. SI. and 29. T. ? S., R. t W , Thr merry «4ven lures o f a for the completion of the Local
naada o f this cllmata.
Improxemenl M H fW
Tti* BlMNl o f Dire,lore
o f!
Mrs. S. Mapcs
confined to * l
Soanish Robin Hoo,j
Bcavertoo Shift Metal Wks
These bonds will lie pani U p - 1 School District No. 18. County
her home with pleurisy.
Bertha Srhamburg et al to
Comady—"Lodge Night"
» presentation at the Ban’« o f 1>f Washington, Oregon reserva'
. . . . . . .
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Don Galhreath et ux. Trs. in
Country «loca Wednesday
J R Kamherger has the a
m
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Beaverton, or New York Flacal u»e right to reject any and all
Agency for the Slate o f Oregon. |,„|K
‘ h0USe f° * R- • W „ * 12.00ft.
Thurs. A Fri., April 23 A «4
New York City.
Mrs. A. T. Alexander is re­
A. Eredrickssn.
Frank A. Sweeney et ux to
K. W. Cady, Chairman,
"ALONG CAME RUTH"
ported critically ill at this lime.
•est: J. ft. Kamherger, Clerk.
Chas. Brown of the Beaverton Loltoy W. Cornelius, 40
ae..
BEAVERTON OREGON
With Viola Dana and good e ««t
the Rre. 55, f. 3 N„ R. 4 W „ *10.
Adv v 19-21
iHiy Gray is suffering from Pharmacy has purchased
The tale o f a sleepy little town
IF YOU W ANT TO SELL
Stanford house on Tucker i ' .
I B. Clark et ux lo Cecil H.
and hoxv Bulb woke it up
a contact with poison oak.
SEE COVELL A Co
.
Kyle el ux. Lot 3. Blk. 17. For-
Comady— “ «lU In ' Pratty"
IF YOU W ANT TO BUY.
Mrs. Floyd T eift and daugh-
Orove. *10.
The foundation of this com
SEE COVELL A Oo
ters Helen hnd'Thelma, and Mr.
j. A. Thornburgh et ux t o Fart 10— Tan Soars Maks a Man
We Give Green Trading Stamps
munity and o f businesa
i
if You Want To
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and
Mrs
P.
L.
Petrequin
were
WalteA
E.
W
illis
et
ux.
24
ac
.
friendship.
Loan Or Borrow Money
dinner guests at the homo o f sefv jg -p 2 N.. R. 5 W.. *3000
Sav It WHh Feinting
SEE QOVELL A Oo
Mrs. Otto Erickson entertain
Mrs. Myrtle Haines Sunday.
Henry O. Austin et ux to John
“ Flowara Dia"
ed the Ladies’ Aid Thursday of
The Cantata given by
lb- tBu*l»*,l •’ * »*• Lot **•. Beaver-
last week.
choir at
the
Congregational ton-Recdvine Ac.. *tft.
Arnold Classen is driving the Church Sunday evening, was ;. j John T - « 'lliam* to Mary F
There was n
Lot \6, Steel's Add.. Bea-
Iruck for the Service Lumber great success.
very large crowd in attendance, iver,on- **•
Co.
R.
4 V .
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Beaver Theatre
JO
“Service That Serves"
P i t
Furnaces
Installed
W e not only Sell and Deliver Lumbei
“W e Also Sell Service!”
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Local News
Frank Pulver,
Prorietor
FOR G E N E R A L
Ijist Sunday night some mis
J. W . Raynard left Tuesday
8he— Now. what are you stop-
afternoon on a fishing trip to creant cul a lot o f fine young
Pacific Oily.
fruit trees Mike Welter Lad ,,,nK fo r*
He
As car comes lo a ball'
planted on his lot. W e ranno:
Just arrived. a carload of imagine a punishment adéquat- * v,‘ l®**l my bearings
No.
I, choice
timothy
hay
She— Well at least, you are
for as low-lived a Irlek as this.
Adv
Chas, Berthold.
original. Most o f them run out
o f gas.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Stipe of POWER COMPANY
Gearhart spent Easter Sunday
R E D U C E S N A TE S
co|ne h ( W
with their son hero.
The Puget Sound Light
»*. : fn ,m ro, | ^ vet?
Mrs. Carl Desinger has been Power Co. announces a reduc-
s|»n>_I guess so. or else the
helping at the Bank o f Beaver Don in their rales for residen- rar s been Mo|,„
ton with extra work.
tial and business place light­
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The pupils o f Miss Glady ing.
The
new
rate
for
residential
For
Sale—
H
r«t
rla«s eordwood.
Haines gave her a delighful
First 30 kilowatt
H. Johnson. Beaverton, Route
Easier surprise party one day lighting is:
hours, at .Jftc; next 30 kilowatt
2. Phone 5231.
adv tf
last week.
hours at .07c; balance at ,03c.
Barnard and Stipe, garage
The old rate is as follow s: I
men, report that they unloaded First 50 kilowatt hours at ,12c;
another ear o f Chevrolet» la
next 100 kilowatt hours, at ,08r;
Wednesday.
balance at .04c.
The new rate will he effective
Dr. Sam Sorenson won tli
April
19.
fir*l payment on a lot in Dr,
Mason's Addition, at the Coun
try Store Wednesday.
F U R N IT U R E
MAR
lo cate
J. E. Wright, for the p a l
Vi :ir the substation operator fo
the 8. P. ear shops, has be
liartsferred to Oswego.
’ tr. and Mrs. J. E. C oo
have moved from the
Ro»*l
Building into the Leonard house
on Fifth and Franklin.
Mr. Chas Berthold wished us
to anounee that he has a new
car of alfalfa, the choice A
kind.
Belter get some. Adv
The report o f the financial
Condition of the Bank of Bea­
verton shows a very
healthy
growth and the largest balance
ntt record.
Some o f the signs o f the
limes may be seen at Dean's
Drilg Store where very elegan
small glass signs have
been
suspended in front o f each win­
dow and an elaborate electrical­
ly lighted sign is placed across
the entire store front.
.
«
here
Phone, Beaverton, 2502 Saturdays or Sundays
i ) r call at Warren's Greenhouse
H. R. Courtney,
We find it necessary to again
" I once loved a girl who made
call the attention of our patrons
fool out of me."
and friends to (he fact that we
"W hal a lasting impression
are no longer connected in any some girls do make."
manner wifh
the
Beaverton
Plumbing Co., but are doing
business under our own name,
W. f. Noyea, Sanitary Plumb
log.
c 5 If
J 1 M 4 IZO
O IL
J . The
Perfect Shortening
Easy to Measure
Quiek to Mix
Bating (food food means good health; eating poor
food means poor health.
You cannot, therefore afford
to use poor grocerie*.
< .
Our high quality groceries insure health and hap­
piness and our low prices insure economy.
G ive us your grocery business and you will get ap­
petizing things that are pleasing and nutritious.
Fresh Groceries— Lowest Price*.
CHOICE
We Give Green Iradinq Stamps
Beaverton Market <8b Grocery
H. A
To be sure of a Good Roast is to
order it from our market. Then
it will be tender, juicy and best
of quality.
C IT Y
C. H. B R O W N , Pharmacist
a Telephone
WE MAKE A DELIVERY SATURDAY FORENOON
Phone Order* Eatly
the tam -
BEAVERTON
PHARMACY
SNAPPY WORK
“ Who are those men bang->
ing around the harems?”
in-
ouired tlie sultan.
” i understand that one is t
former lieau o f your latest fa ­
vorite. nnd the other seems lo
be playing second
fiddle
fo
him.” replied the chief eunuch.
"Hum!” mused his majesty:
“ well, just see the captain of
the guard amj tell him lo hang
'he fiddle and the beau."
Beaverton
-
B. Huddleston, formerly o f
1?
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I? ‘ l
Mitwaukie. Ore., where he op- O U 8 t a s t l T i a n r l l l T l S
■I a furniture slore. bas WK ARK AGENTS F O R 'TH E
leased I lie west half o f
th e
SPENCER SERVICE
ground floor o f the Morse Bldg.
from R. Hanna.
" hich U*M on,y
, ," <l ," ’*-
Mr. Huddleston has put in a Pria' and d,,<‘8 k,^h f " ,!*8 work
complete stock o f furniture and
Brun sw ick Phonographs,
house furnishings and says lie
V ictrolas and Records
is going to make this his home.
In a community where
s o
many new homes
are
being
built and to which people are
coming »o raiflJTly. "Ifis "store
B R O W N , BROS., Proprietors
will fill a long fplt^wanl'.
Mary Brue, seven year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eu­
gene Brue. is very critically ill
A N D F IN IS H T H E J O B
She has been suffering for some
‘Oh, he’ : not a bad chap. Al
tinte and when taken to t h e
hospital it was found that her any lale, hr throws himself Inlp
appendix was burst.
!l
was every job h- undertakes."
‘Thon I wish he'd go dig a
Ihidnrli! she cohld live only a
w e ltr
short thne.
The Council held a special
Sterling Tuesday evening fur
the purpose of selling the side-
welk and paving bonds on Cedar
and other streets.
The f,um-
berman'« Trust Co. of Portland
x'as the successful bidder. .Their
l id was just a Irifle over I03.
i
plainly shows the rom-
"y lo
in very good fi­
nd «landing as few bonds
are bringing more than par.
W e have
,
Contracting <8b Building
M EAT MARKET
Morrison, M gr. -
VINSON'S
BENSO N & N E W L A N D E R , Proprietor!
0553
* 1 w ith
USED CAR SALE
O T T O ERICKSON & CO.
^
fa
*
Lincoln ,
and the confidence of
BUY
B E FO R E ~¥ h E ÌH C
Your
R e x a I I
Slore
buys directly from his
own factories,
a ii d
saves the middleman's
profit, passing
1 h e-
, benefit on to you.
The beat that science
and skill ran produce
al the most moderate
prices. .
Dean's Drug: 5lore
n » H n t c i l Ik w
EA VEF T Oh , 0 R E 6 0 N
CARS
• CO M ES A N D S A V E M O N E Y
a customer the great­
est reward.
D EM AND ^FO R
F O R D T O U R IN G
1917
R econditioned
$ 1 0 0 .0 0
FO RD RO AD STER
1921
Run* fine
and look* very well;
reconditioned
an d
good shape. A buy.
jn
unusually
$ 2 0 0 .0 0
FO RD T O N T R U C K
1915
Lots work in this yet
$
Contractor & Retailer
O f Everything Electrical
A U T H O R IZ E D S A L E S A N D S E R V IC E
Bexverton and Forest Grove, Oregon
D RUG STO RK
Where quality Counts,
Fordson
75.00
Ranges
Washing Machines
Vacuum Cleaners
Sold on monthly payments
FO RD T R A C T O R
1919 W oodsaw Attached
$ 500.00
O T T O E R IC K S O N (8b CO -
“ T H E O L D R E L IA B L E F O R D
B E A V E R TO N ,
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D EALERS”
OREGON
Closing Out Fixtures
My Entire Sample Line A t Cost
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