The Beaverton review., May 15, 1925, Page Page Four, Image 4

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Locai News
Eugene.
At any rate, it was
where they were
boring and
•truck • uatural gaa pocket
Fri**, May 11, IM I
> » w t i « i> fla v i«*
A. «1. Ingram, State Kle«'trlcat
Inspector, was In town one «lay
this week.
He say-» thut the
work done by Mr. I J. Ytnson is
>troily A N«>. t, and highly rec­
ommends the work done by the
local electrical eonlraotor.
Program
Walter Harris left Saturday
evcuiiig for San Francisco where
PROCLAMATION
To I lit* citizens of the Town of lie had his tonsils removed the
Thaaire C psna Kvary Evening
Tuesday morning.
Beaverton:
tir. and Mr». F. \\ Kppingcr
except Monday at 7:00 P. 0
Having in mind the welfare of
Mr, Jos. Hinglry Is report«'«!
of Baker were guests at the J.
Show
Otaria
at
7.30
P.
M.
the town, its continued good in a serious
condition from Sundays: Open 1:10, Continuous W. Patterson home Iasi week
name and prosperity:
heart trouble.
Mr, Hingley is
«•ml
Mr. Kppmger I» an uncle
Until 11 P. M.
WHEREAS, the City o f Portland Mrs. Geo. Blasser’s father.
of Mr. Patterson. Be «'ante to
Vdtniaaioa:
Adults,
26o,
Chil­
will entertain many large con­
the ' alley to attend the Portland
dren under 12 year«, 10c,
Mrs. Elbert Kock was «piite
ventions «luring the ensuing
Grain-Grower«'
Con vent loi».
unless
otherwise
specified
lucky at the Country St«»re last
months; and
D.
A.
White,
Manager
Wednesday
night.
She
went
Beaver isocial Club of the
WHF.HKAR, Beaverton being In
D E S . will gi\c a cant party
close proximity will be visited home with an arm load o f gr<>
Saturday, May 10
m Masonic Hall, W ed, May tO,
by many o f the convention
Mr». J. W. Patterson has K-en
" T N I CYCLONE RIDER"
1925, at 2:«0 P. M
Prue» wtll
delegates; and
entertaining her
«sister. Mis
WIIKRKAS, it is our wish
to l.eona M«>ar o f Marshfiehl. Mis» V melodrama that wilt lake your he given Hie winners. An ad-
br«'atli away. Crook-v young
n>lesion charge o f 25 cents fill
le«\c with them H givod im- Moar returned to her h«mie Iasi
lovers, racing motors, and
lie made.
Everyone is invited
piession o f our city, it tie- week.
some good comedy hits
to attend.
Adv c 23-24
hooves us, the Citizet^s
of
besides. You'll like it
Miss Noreen Nelson is a tern
Beaverton, to pul forth some
The
Beaverton
Choral
Club
Also A Good Comedy
effort to clean up our town; porary teacher in the M«»nmoutl
lia»
been
meeting
at
the
beine
SolitMils. This w-«>rk is given as
therefore
>f Mrs. II. M. Barnes every Wed
Sunday, May 17
lie IT RESOLVED, that I. \V\ ft. part o f the leathers' training
nesday
afternoon for «orne time,
“COLD
HEELS"
Pegg. Mayor o f Beaverton. do roursr.
Aftth Robert Agnew, Peggy »haw. they have dechted to gi\e a re­
heri'by proclaim the week of
t'.has. Brownhill and famil>
ntal in the Beaverton
II i g ti
Lucian Littlefield and William
May 25th as clean-up week, will move Ralurday luto their
School Tuesday evening. May 26.
Norton Nat toy
and ask the hearty support of new home on Allen Avenue which
The greatest race track ro­ There will he an exlen»i\e pru-
our citizens in eliminating Tin they purchosed from Dallas P.
grant.
The entertainment will
mance of two d«'ca«les
cans, rubbish and any u n -
Murray.
be
free.
International
Newt
sightly conditions now exist­
Also A Good Comedy
Mr. and Mrs. George IVpue
ing.
Mr«. H. A. Thompson, mother
and family are moving into Iheii
W. E. Pegg. Mayor.
of Mr«. C. J. Beach, and Mr.
A
Wed.,
May
13-30
Tues.
Allen
Avenue.
Geo. Thyng, Recorder.
c24 new hiuiie on
Hugh Thompson, brother of Mrs.
‘BIG TIMBER"
They recently purchased it from
Beach, are here from Everett,
•usl
another
g«>o«i
Western
of
Benton Bowman, city attorney Dallas Murray.
the type that Only “ Bill"
Washington,
to attend the Bea­
for Hillsboro, was in town taat
The Laurel baseball nine will
Desmond can play
verton High Sehtnd Gommcnee-
Thursday.
come to Beaverton Sunday to
Country Store Wednesday
ment Exercises. The visitors are
Also A Good Comedy
Messrs. Harley ancf Oscar Pe­ play the Aloha M. W. A. team
•
>«me
on
out,
boys
and
girls,
and
terson of Hillsboro were in town
• <e«t for our sitle.
Thun. A Frl., May 31-81
on business one day last week.
Bea/er Theatre
"THE
NAG
grandmother and uncla, reaper- the firal of Hie week ao aa to
tueU. of Mi»- ...... Beach, a liel 1er enable them to take rare
member «if the graduating class of their numerous customers.
»R
Complete
Line of Armani's
Toilet Preparations
Mr. Harry Lino of Ptirtland la
Mr. amt Mrs. It. L. Hudson
drove to Corvallis
to spend the new barber at the Studio
Mother's Day with their
sou, shops.
Jaime.
Mr. and Mrs. D«iy Gray spant
Mr. Ehester sheer amt family
Mother'» Day with their daugh­ ARMAND'S BOUQUET POWDER
have moved lulu Hie Mai-lhniald
ANMANO'E VAfflBMIRO 0NCAM
lumse on Gettar Street, formerly ter Grelt< III Eugene.
ARMAND'S LIP ITIOKB
occupied by the late Dave Rog­
hino.
J G. in niges, proprietor o f tho
Beaverton Furniture Exchange,
spent the week end III Seattle
vi-iling lu» mother, who Is suf­
fering from cancer.
ANMANO'E ROUGE
ANMANO'E OOMPAOTE
ANMANO'E THREE FLOWERS
W O O D
Heavy Clean Country
SLAB WOOD
far
Summer
Delivery
Mr. J. G. Bridges, who h a s
been ailing for some time, Is
taking treatments. He ia almost
of the opinion Hint the eure is
worse than the disease.
$4.50 per cord
E. C. HALL
The Beaverton Phnrinney put
in an up-to-date soda fountain
I‘oft tend Addreee R 2. Box tM
Fhona 314,
OOME TO UE FIRST
BEAVERTON
PHARMACY
BROWN, BROS., Propn.toi.
C. H. BROWN, Phumscio
Telephone
0569
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MacKenzie Motor Co.
A U T H O R IZ E D
DEALERS
L in c o ln
F o rd so n
MAN”
Phone Beaverton 3526
an«l
F. W. Cady has been busy put­
With Jackie Coogan
■11 us atmul that guest you had
ting in new parking in front o f
• is latest pro«lucti«m. in which
that
party
you
entertained,
the
his residence on Angel St.
he will make ytm cry a little.
friends from a distance visiting
and laugh a great deal. You
You are invited to attend the in town. W e are always glait
will have a warm snot in your
high school Commencement ex­ • o get the news.
«•art f«»r the lit t le ,“ rag man"
ercises Friday evening, May 15,
The Beaverton Grange
an »art 3: “Tha Old Oregon T rail"
at 8 o'clock.
contemplating enlarging t h e i r
Also A Good Comedy
A. J. Bricklinc ¡¿« establishing ! uilding at the corner of Er**nl
a new »hoemaking shop in the and Angel Streets and putting
STEVE VASILEFF
Thomas Building, across from in an up-to-date chapel for the
Tailor to Men and Woman
the old Hedge Building.
acconimoitation o f W. E. Pegg
PRESSING AND REPAIRING
Mr. and Y f*. Lloyd Blauer are l«*ral undertaker.
’lesidence: 5th House West of
entertaining the Misses Dorothy
Stipe's Garage. Beaverton
Mr. W. B. Emmons was vis­
Hamilton and Geòrgie Davis o f iting in Monmouth Sunday with
Shop: 197 Washington Street,
San Diego, California, this week. his daughter. Miss t*ma Em­
Portland. Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Orsetti are mons. Miss Emmons has a Po­
the proud owners of a new Buick sition at the ¡Mate Normal School
Master Six. purchased this week a* Critic Teacher. She rriticizes
Troni Petersrm Bros, o f Hills­ and helps the students at the
school in their course, during
boro.
TTie Beaverton Realtor
which
it
is
their
duty
to
spend
SALESMEN
Fred Kosbland attended the
meeting of the oil promoters some time in the schoolroom as GfO. L. BOWL BY - C. L COM MOCK
last week. W e believe it was at temporary teachers.
i
E. E. T w ENSON*
Cars, Trucks, Tractors
H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
P h o n e 911
Announcing *
the opening of the
PROGRESSIVE
SHOE SHOP
In the Thomas Building
M ay w e se rv e y o u ?
on the Highway
a L L WORK GUARANTEED
A PHONE CALL W ILL BRING SALES and SERVICE Í
A. J. Brickline
BEAVERTON, OREGON
k Q M N M IE Y
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M R N R R R iW IiV W W E R
MR. and MRS. B E A V E R T O N — 1
N is O
W
!
the time
Wait a minute •
Don't clean that w ay
W
4 Length Semi Ceiling
and 4 Length Suspended
B A L L F IX T U R E S
$ 1 0 .7 0 and $8.50
respectfully
I
g
Come in and see them,
it costs y o u n o th in g
and you are under no
obligation to buy.
TELEPHONE
No. 5 3 1 4
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& /
to buy your
E lectric
F ixtures
,
Did you know?
DID YOU KNOW?
That— Beaverton has numerous dwelling» which are open to Ju»l
rudi fin » , which even will» a very much »maller loe», would ho
jusl as great to the owner.
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DID YOU KNOW?
! An
!
'dial B.':iv*r|nii Ini' i leffieienl fire protection tn case " f a se­
rious fire, wlurh fires urc generally caused by defective wiring?
That Hie Stale of Dregon has an Electric Gode for Ibe purpose
of installing electric wiring in a safe manner?
Home believe
that the Gode is for Ihe purpose o f selling electric material for
the jobbers, but such is not Ihe rase. If Hie law regulating the
installation o f electric wiring was adhered lo by the average
builder there would he fewer fire».
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DID YOU KNOW?
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ü
We Si
That— There Is hut one way lo eliminate (hie hasard and that
is by employing competent electricians to do your wiring. Mr.
Electro Serve is just such u person, lie ie bonded to install your
wiring according to regulation» and he is also licensed to do
business in the State of Oyegpn, -
lectric
Vacuum
:* S L2
That— an ounce
mime <«f
«if precaution is
I» worth
wnrtli a
« pound of <-urr?
cure? No
That
iluuht you have just remi o f the fire in Portland, which ro«t the
telephone company • I 50 .ooo.oo.
in the Home
makes sh ort
w o rk o f D ir t~
DID YOU KNOW?
S
Thai— He who wires your house ran lie made lo rewire wilhmit
coel to you in case it does not pass a rigid Inspection o f the
Electrical Inspector, or can he prosecuted?
DID YOU KNOW?
Tlial— Mr. Kleelro Serve ha» eslaldished Itinieelf In Hcnvcrton,
purrliHNcd a lumie, and intende lo re ma In, therefore He I h |te-
lialdc? Prlee le a eccondary consideratimi where qualily and ser­
vire aro eslaldished.
I glve bolli Qualily and Hervlce al lese diari Portland Prlee»
YVhy? Minali overhea.l, and a destre lo do good work al a reason-
ablc rosi lo you. Try me and sce.
VINSON’S ELECTRIC
BEAVERTON
OREGON