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About The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1925)
LETTERS Clean-up & Paint-up la kMtiaJ with Ike »pint of the oeuoa, Clew- Up Week ia aaaaaUy looked forward la with that apirit which »okei of Ike WORLD a heller place ia which la live. It act oafy af- locla aw awa hack yards hat Ike comm unity and Ike Nation. THANKS FOR CLEAN UP WEEK The local aerckaals make every effort la maialaia ia BEAVERTON, yaw boMe Iowa, CLEAN, DAY LIGHT stores where it is a comfort aad a pleasure la trade, ia Ike friead- ly, baacot eaviroaaical that can he secured aad enjoyed ia aa atker place ia so larfc a asea- sure as ia yaw home community. It is a pleasure to serve yoo at EVERYBODY'S, a clean, day*li|ht store where aa eHert what- ••ever ia spared to jive yoo clean, honest merchandise at live aad let live prices, a pleasant place to trade. AG P R " U U p s ' EVERYBODY’S STORE 8EKVICE OK THE DKTTKK SORT BEAVERTON. OREGO N Dry (iooili Rollon* A l.aees UucilU Stamped Goods I*. M. C. Collvni MUr Thread» Phoenix Hosiery Arrowhead Hosiery Münsing Underwear SCOFIELD NEWS Paul (iratlon has iMiunht him self a Ford Coupe. H u » tr r H rn w n Shoes llrown lluilt Shoes Midyear Rubber* A Hoots O u tin g e in t h in g Mu «ter Mud,- (Cos Seal pax Two-Hutton s Athletic Underwear Men's Haynes Underwear Arrow Shirts A rollare H<>*»-of-ltie-Road Overalls Hurk Khaki Work Blurts Merit “ M ello-Fil" Hals Olili*. Myera rondo a business Huston Wednesday and came on tfl|> lo Portland on Thureduy up bore and visited over night morii ing.* v -, . < with her sister and brother. Miss Merle Simpson o f Taco Mrs. V. Illi'litcr and son marie a business trip lo Portland on ma. Washington, left Wednes G. McNally was In Buxton on Thursdny afternoon. day morning for Portland to visit (ill Friday, when she will Friday morning between trains. Mrs .1. liellish and son wrnt siart for her home in Washing Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Henefiel in lo Portland Friduy morning ton. were in Huston Wednesday eve to viali over thè wrek end. ning. Mrs. Clius, T. Mycrs was In MIRV. TO SAY THE LEAST M. Dooley and family motored Huxton Wcdnesrlay afternoon to Forest drove Wednesday Young mother: "Oeorge. I altending thè W. 11. A. Lodge evening. Ihmk it's humiliating! Here meeting. the baby is ten months old, and Mrs. J. Patch and daughters Mrs. .Fred Galdwelt o f HIIU- he hasn't H tooth yet—and you were visiting over Wednesday at lioro was ut W. H. A. I.odge al a dentist)'* Hanks, . - . * * a ’ *^J f* ** • )■ ------------------------- kwm n Banking by Mail Every postmaster and every mailcarrier is an ag ent of this bank. Pretty broad statement, isn’t it. But it’s true. They work for us without knowing it most of the time, but they are efficient and prompt. Many of our customers come to Beaverton very seldom. They use the mail to take advantage of our ser vice. Checks, money orders, etc, can be safely sent by mail without registering. They should be endorsed as follows: Pay to the order of Bank of Beaverton (Signed) YOUR NAME Endorsed in this manner, no one can get these items cashed but us, and in event the letter should go as tray, duplicates may be procured very easily. Upon receipt of the items we will issue a Duplicafe Deposit Ticket and mail it to you immediately. These tickets should be retailed by you until you have your account balanced and yog will find that we have accounted for each deposit. During the busy season many of our customers find this a very convenient method of transacting their business. Insurance of all kinds in The strongest companies Safe deposit boxes for rent Travelers* Checks 4°/c on Savings and Time Deposits M EM BER FEDERAL RESERVE^ SYSTEM , F. W. Livermore, Pres. B. K. Denney, V. Pres. Doy Gray, Cash. Bank o f Beaverton From O ur R ead eri CEDAR MILLS To the Member«, Huber Com mercial Club. I rear Meuiber;- Tbla is to advise you that the Huber Commercial Club Com munity Market Is now open for business. In charge 0f Mrs. John MltseL I’he market will be open on Mainrday afternoun an,j evening, aUo Sunday, until aucb a time when berriea, fruits and vege tables become plentiful. Then it is tha Intention to operate It every d*F< Thera 1« oae thought we wish every one In remember, and that la, nothing must be offered for sale except H be of the very best and higbaet duality, fresh from the field, tree or bush and In this way only can we expect to build up a good market and create a dejnund for our prod ucts. Also bear In mind that your name should be placed on every box, crate or packago o f fered for sale. This market is for the mem bers only, ao i f any o f your neighbors do not belong en ••mirage them to Join at once. Kf Let our motto be: “ Sell at * your Community Market. Huy at your Community Market." Your neighbor may have something you do not have. Remember we need your sup port. HUBEA COMMERCIAL CLUB, Per Mrs. W. J. Alexander P. 8. I f you find it'im p o s sible to deliver your products to the booth, get In loueh With Mrs. Mltxel and she will pick it up for a small charge. O BEAVERTON PROGRESS Do you Know the Territory Served by Scholls Tel. Co.? ALOHA-HUBER ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lang of Portland were visitors Sunday at the homo o f Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Wray. J. Dresser is quit«* ill at bin home on Henneeoey Avenue. NOTHING BUT THE BEST Hopes, however, are held out for a speedy recovery. If you can't be the pine on tbe top o f the hill, Mrs.' Hudson of Beaverton Be a scrub in tbe vaTley, but motored to Mrs. Mann's Dahlia farm Tuesday to purchase some be The best little scrub by tbe side o f the fine bulbs. o f the rill; Mr. and Mrs. Mann attended Be a bush if you can't be a the Metal Traders’ Convention tree. at tha Benson Hotei Iasi Friday We can’t all be captains, some and Saturday. , have to be crew— Mr. and Mrs. Mann wort- the There's something for all of guests o f Misg Kivers in P o rt us here. land Sunday and o f Mr. and Mrs. ^ Harry Lehman at dinner Salur- <i»y. . \ i Those from Huber who a t tended the Beaver Sooial Club rard party were Mesdames Shrfw, Niepert, Anderson, and Alexarf- der. • B Mr. A. W aimer was taken to & the hospital last woes Us roeults 9 of blood poisoning from a ^ minor scratch which occurred 4 some time ago. Reports ai*c f E favorable. fnvo r. and Mrs. Al. Bunemon. S a and m i little daughter .lean o f San 9 fi Francisco and Miss Jessie Ei- 4 ' vers o f Portland were dinner »'g u e s ts of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. j ilnnn Wednesday. lu e Ladies Auxiliary, to the Huber Commercial Club held Us regular meeting Iasi Tuesday tw o new members were voted iu . Mrs. Patterson was the hostess of the day. a • Mrs. F. W. Liverm ore left lor Kelso Friduy, called tJuere by | the Ulucss of her daugR ter, Mrs. |Sivers, who underwent an oper ation for appendicitis. she re turned Monday, report mg that Ivy was getting along Due. Mrs. W. h'jo sir a il , oldest brother, H. L. Clilhero,, assistant manager of the Don x<elly hotel in Yakimu, Wash., w/a«i a guest of Mr. and Mrs. K< >os Ira wtillo unending the hotel 1 tee| »era con vention in Portland.. Mr. and Mrs. Koostru hud a y. Il,« ir week end guest Mrs. Koo stra s cousin, i Linn Currcy of Po rttund. DR. E. R. It D o lla r M otor in the 1925 Star Tha New Million Dollar Motor tFun on th# hills) Full Force Feed Lubrication (Long Life) Hollow Camshaft «.Full Lubrication) Mol low Crank Shaft (Full Lubrication) Ale mite Chassis Lubrication (No Repairs) proven Tubular Backbone (Strength) Rear End Accessibility , (Economy) Spicer Universal Joints (Flexibility) Locomotive Type Four-Wheel Brakes (Safety) _ , . Smooth-working Disc Clutch (Convenience) ______ , Genuine Full-sl*e Balloon Tires on Sport Models (Comfort) Come in and see the N E W S T A R before you buy. THE NEW BEAVERTON GARAGE Genaral Repairs, Associated G as & Oil, Tires Accessories Props. BILL & KING ¡CHRONIC CASKS A SlUSClALTY % | Agents for THE STAR CAR g H U D S O N and ESSEX B e a v i (m i1, R ! Modish Radiator and Body Lines (Smartness) S U r Tested Axles (Accessibility) Hot Spot Manifold (Economy) Famous W arner Transmission (Convenience) Mores Silent Chain and Timing Oeare (No Noisy Gears) Disc Wheels on Sport Models (Strength) Straight Line Drive (Compactness) Genuine Cord Tires—Standard Modals (Valua) i ► . Tubular Frama (Sturdiness) Tillotson Carburetor (Fool-Proof) 1 Nickeled Door Handles (Convenience) JO R D A N Ch Ire «m o to r j RÉNI BM f. are. !Mi7/ion Mr. and Mrs. Jo nit Fields liavfl returned to their home at Huber alter spending aouiu lima at Raymond, NNasiw They oxpect to remain hero for the summer unless busine&a should ra il them back «ooncr. 51 tt just be a trail. If you can’t be the sun, be a star. For it isn't by aixe that you win or fail— Be the best o f whatever you "You’re sweet.” “ Teeth extracted without any. pain.” “ '8cuse my dust.” "Suits pressed while you wait" — how long? “ I’m in bed by nine every night you're away." “ Plenty o f room in the back of the car." “ I love you." TH 9 * Telephone cere. If you can’t be a highway, then W IN D Y SIGNS Announces 9 ceptod a position at Orchard. ^ O regon , for the summer, visit- 4 ed with his family Here a few K days this week. J Leland Shaw is the proud 6 owner o f a Chevi.-olet Coupe. & presented to him on his 22nd ^ birthday by "Daddy." Ho ar- 3 rive from Kugeno last Saturday m I to take charge. There is work to be done, and we've ail got to do Our part in a way that’ s sin I
