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About The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1925)
Soma man «re born greet, fonia ambiava (hair g ranina*«, bai «ha Brani majority on this earth du not ha\a tima |o trou bla themselves about lha mat tar. I he B e a v e rto n Review Friday, May 1«, I M i Issued Kvsry Friday At The first and b e s t opportunity to force the growth of pigs is when they are three weeks old. At that lima they start eating grain. The Oregon station rec ommends that a creep he ren al ructed in the pen at that time containing a trough in which gram and skioi milk ran b e placed. By starting Ibis early tlit* pigs will he eating hotter at weaning lime and have less of set back. Beaverton, Oregen. J.. H. Hulatl Editor and Publisher Subscription, 11.60 par year. Advertising rates on application. HtfttOATtOM New dollar bills « i l l not last, »ay lha bankers. That a ns lha trouble, too. with the n!d ooev GARDEN'S Encouraged by results of Ir rigation in growing vegetables, and desire lo be ready (o pul ou water when it is needed. Kleisehman and Monahan are installing a four inch ccnlrifu- - 'i| pump capable o f delivering too gallons o f water per min ute on their Kiger Island. Ben ton county, truck gardening acreage. This outfit, which will he driven by a three horsepower electric motor, replacs two 2- inch rotary pumps that were used I he last two year« with resulting increased yields. Supplemental irrigation is gaining in favor with W il Politics make strange bed fellows, but ae think that pol iticians always usa lha same bunk Thera are probably ju«t as many poor fish left in the sea as some married women hare caught. Experience makes soma peo ple sadder and wiser, while with other people it only makes them sadder. Swimming is aver so much better than golfing. In it you ran take as many strokes as you please. Burmese girls can't enter so ciety without ear plugs. And American boys can't enter il without spark pings. One of the big questions now confronting many Beaverton men is “ Shall I make my old / buss do another year?" ^ d (d ,K -h. imA-ltf — ■ ---- B EA V ER TO N W O O D AND CO A L VARO IN THE H EAD” « 5 Some families around Bea- i U verton never will, be as happy U as they ought to be until every ^ member of the family has his.pl own car. O TTO 3 Coupes, 3 GOOD T ru ck s, 1 liuiiling liusbands do man and him. not par- ‘« will . T | they educate Advice to wives: When your hubby complains because you cannot make biscuits like his iiiollicr used lo, ask him if he can make Ihe dough like h i s father did. “ There don't appear to IN AND it well recommended for White Diarrhea in Baby Chicks Special Mill Run W ebsters N e w I n t e r n a t io n a l D ic n o n A iy H Scratch Feed “ Mash Ogt Me H erea re^ a few ta m p ie a broadcast sgrtnvwos Biuc Cross irscgrsvurs Gladiole Bulbs, fron» hiqh-mixlures, 5c each BUY BEAVERTON Ruthen* rollmop plsmsnw sugamo shoneen peorreis soviet preconi duveryn realtor 5 f. boat Ci echo-Slovak camp-ire pfrl aerial cascade Air Council Devil Dog activation Federal Land Bank f>rtb 5r* W m a nfef m JS f l#N OREGON BE S H O W N Am pncA fi Maid Bread H OLSUM BREAD Lo« Cabla Bakins Co ■ Madam Housewife thing is a* easy to clean ag a china dith! You may have one at really moder ■V-. FR ? 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Reedia* aiettcr for the whole family — Action, petteraa. eatbroidary, r w tpss, nmUtry, rt-> ry, livestock, crop., farm managament, ate. Don’t miaa thia onuaual opportunity lo art this ralo- aad inatructive group of masasmva. If a aubaenbe- to any of tboo i — s t i - iti • wdl be «strartad for eat y*ar. 8end in your First claim Work Halb In Uonntvtlon An IJp- I im I h I«' Snnltnrv Rhop For Sale— < ilailioli bulbi* Plani DENTIST (ili June 15 and havr flowera uni il fro»t. Tsro mite« wr«t Huaai Building of Beaverlon batik, 7-10 mitra soulh and rasi nf lluhcr. The Beeverten O regen l.lark-Torrcy Oardena. Ine. Adv p 24 DR. SAMUIL SORINSEN Or. Samuel Sorenson, o. V. S. VUioXUouJk lU * Q b t 4 '•radualn and licensed velerlnsrjr. thouso—d* o f th*m r m / W . IM IONKH p r«vfif»u n<W. nrorf a iw/TmmJ in. Berthold’s Dairy Feed A O BIG INTERESTING« fir O ISSUES AT V« PRICE l BEAVERTON BARBER SHOP Wanted— B. Huddleston wi l l pay ra«b for all kinds o f ti*w Undertaker and E m balm er aiiil «w ood band good*. On «¡rang# Pudding corner of Hr<>adway and West BKAVKHTON, y OHKOUN Hi reel. Phon« Beavcrlon 66- ■ ■ »— — ■ i r r w — ii x m g■ I«. Adv r 330 De. J. R. Talba'-t The BEA VERTON REVIEW he H S M S T IT O H IN O Wa.tlad— (¡curra! Contracting an,« Building work, Joseph Got Yuur Order* In Rarly Knog, Phone, M 5003. Houle Fhone 0. Bo* 255-A, Portland Ore Beavarton gon. o If _ We know o f some stingy men around Beaverton, tout vve a I least do not believe that there are very many wearing whiskers because lliey are loo stingy to buy neckties. BEAVERTON OREGON Minnesota " I f " Seed Oorn for »ale. 5 reni» per pound. O. K. Davies, R. 3, llraverlon. Phone, Scholl*. 661, line 2. Adv. P 23-25 W e D e liv e r th e G o o d s ! nothin' doin' on I lie radio to- j niclil." remarked ihe Town lios-ip to her heller lia'f. “ I I guess I II have lo try the tele phone line." By me are backed up py 25 /ears’ experience In thla line vf work. When I Install a furnace it will be ona guar anteed to give satisfactory ervlce In your particular :ase. An outside furnace salesman «a Interested In getting your money and would just as soon sell you a furnace with only half capacity for boat ing your rooms. I Install the famous M ON- T A G furnaces, an Oregon •roduct, made In Portland, nnd built especially for the wds of this climate. Fo r Rent— Two rooms »uiiablc for «Imping or office. Will furnieb. Over téléphona o f fice. Mr». Long. Adv p 24 5 T o u r in g C a rs CALL • M O I A L IS T OHFOON WOOD AND OOAL liiUL=====— I f there is one business the quitler should leave entirely [ alone, it is advertising. To make a success of it you must be pre pared to stick. WIRIMO BKAVKHTON Tehaooos Wanted - I'o borrow 91,600 on Oonfactiona new modern residence in Bea- •eft Delnka vcrlon, A U t'hlnn, Ilot 105. Oady Building Waleen Steaet . Adv p21 A lber’s Mo-las-o Meal 1 L ig h t D e liv e r y ELECTRIC O O N TR A O TIN O ARO H O D S « Naira your Memeiltehlng, Ins and Stamglng done ak Ida For Sale— l imi cia»» eordwood. QUI0K ARD HARD Y SNOB II. Johnson, Beavcrlon, notile On Broadway, between Beaver 2. Phone 6231. adv If Theatre ami Marali's Oaraga WILSON A t'.OUHTNKY, Prop«. Fo r Sal»— Burbank am i pota toes on Auguni Kuhn'a place, Mapaa A one mite aotilh o f Huber B ILL IA R D PAR LO R « Adv p 32-21 Oigare IJuSL E R IC K S O N C O . ONE A V IN S O N S W. E. Pegg B EAVE RTO N , ORE. EAC H F op •ale-— Compirle «oda foun tain charging oui fit with lank. Lillie Brown Jug. Adv c Si O lle I- sa a n t * attack o f Nasal Catarrh Thoaa subt*ct to fr*qu*nt -colda“ ar* •m orally >n a "rua Sowa " coo ditto«. H A U L'S C A T A R R H H K P IC T N * l/ * T ro a tm a t ronalsrins a t an CMaimoat. to h* used locally, and a Tunic, which acts ■utrkty t k n a p l the Blood on th* Hu s i garfacaw hutwniut up th* * y -id making too looo ItaMo to "cold*" Sold hr druggist« h r orar # Tear*, r . 1. <'henry * Co.. Toledo. O A N T B D ta4 P O R S A L I Poe l i b - ilooil radio outfit. Mr«. 0. A. Ilauleiibvck. Adv o « Hf Ideal for Frging A Perfect Shortening I am Ibe only local fir »'>'1 o ik wood dealer and I am Ibe only b*eal wood and coat yard in “ COLD W V 'Best forSalads^^ VJ FOR SALE B Y Wouldn't it be awful if the magazine» o f this country were as naughty on Lhr inside pages as they are on the covers? is* town, so If you art» in need o f Beaverton Wood <V Coal Yard, wood conic «ini see me. opposite (lie Southern Pacific I am gelling along nicely with depot, Iteavorion, Oregon. my 100-cord orders from Port - Adv o St land. AH June deliveries o f five cords or more will gel H chop IK YOU W ANT TO IK U . ping block free, o f fir or oak. SEE COWELL A Oo I can also u*^ one or two •re wood rullerà al any lime. IF YOU W ANT TO BUY. I nay U . N for fir ami *2.25 for •EE O O VELL A Oo oak, and I pay up every two If You Wan! To w e e k s, l.oan Or Borrow Money •EE OO VELL A 0«. . ti. II. Wolf, Proprietor o f Ibe Used Guaranteed FORD CARS How are your leetb? Jew is the time In get them In shape. The rorn-on-lhe-roh season is rapidly approaching. The objection to a pistol is that you're tempted to use it when it isn't necessary, and you haven't tune to use Tt when it F IE L D lamette valley farmers. Bigger and boiler crops and greater profit per acre have followed application o f water on larms where pum dng units have been properly ir ailed, or that could put on wi >r by gravity. Irrigatin. Willamette valley farms was given a boost when Ihe agricultural economic con ference in Benton, Clackamas, and Washington counties ered data on Ihe subject and recommended the praetiee. Based on bis observation of installation o f pumping plant s -loins. Mr. Price, soils spe- cialist of the O. A. 0 extension - «nice, advises ihat all farmers who intend to irrigate this year for the first time have Uieir plans clearly in mind by June -> fhe- water will be available when needed. He estimates the coal of a pumping plan! at about 6.*0 per acre.* %\ P R £ S «0 6 M Y JM A YM’ L A Î Y M ROOUAU C A D S S > «O W > f V Ä Z L B O f (S O k lY K S Y A mo vs aoAaaiu’ a l l over , yümm a b o u t tyw IAS y \ O krtV4 me m a d e 4W.COO iu mjmcay A mo H SM E tt M Em vO UEO IY E V E M *.