The Beaverton review., July 31, 1925, Page Page Four, Image 4

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V. opini In moving into hie
n>’w lioni« Ihin week.
'I'll«» Hunt Icy’» are
rxpeelr«!
homo from their vacation today.
Heiiton How man of ilillnboro
wan in town the tant |>art of
limi week.
The Beaverton Barber
in having: t o m chanties
im|>m\eiiientn inaile.
.'titoli
ami
Mis^ Juliet Harter
recently
entertained for Mrs. Stieuinet/
unii Mis* Sunheintn.
Win. Ryan, formerly of Bea­
verton, now o f Roekawny, was
here this week on business.
Mrs. H O. Stipe wan
from Portland
Tuesday
spent Tuesday with Mr».
i«ray.
out
and
l*oy
tjnile a number o f Beaverton
people attended the auction at
Mrs. \V. M. Thurston’s
farm
Monday.
Mrs. IV*y Gray and daughter
Crete, and two sons. Myron and
John attended the Gresham fair
Thursday.
'
NEEOLUTION M l
Bethel Congregational Church
Building Committee, Beaverton.'
pregun, July 27, 1925.
W herraa, God m Hi» infinite
wisdom has seen fit to remove
from our nvidsl Brother F. W
Cady, Chairman of tin» Build­
ing ConuiiillCe. and
Whereas, Brother Cady gave
so freely
of
his lime
and
means to the Church Building
Project o f
Bethel
Congrega­
tional Church, and
Whereas, the challenge
of
his faithfiilues- lo the work In
hand is accepted by the mem­
bers o f the Coi»|iinttee remain­
ing.
Now Hi* It
Therefore
Re­
solved. tlial Ibis Committee ex­
tends its «ieepesl sympathy to
Mrs. Cady ami family m their
bereavement, and he
it
also
further
Resolve«!, that
a copy
of
this resolution In* sent to Mrs.
Cady, a copy he published in
(he Beaverton Review, and
a
c«*py placed in the reoonls of
Bethel Congregational Church.
Sign«*«!' C. K Mas«*n. J«*hn
Peterson, C. A. Blanched*. G.
P. Fordo«iy, R. C. Boty. Build­
ing Catmmillee.
NOTICE
Program
leaver
Theatre
■eery Keening
P. M.
Sun ay
Will Be
oc Un
until Sop iamb w 1
Admission:
Adults, 25c. Chil-
«Iren under 12 years, 10c,
unless otherwise specific«!
O. A. White,
TI t .tre
et 7
Saturday, August 1
OODE OF THE WEST"
Paramount piclure dealing
willi the Old West
Alee A Good Owned*
August t
"SPORTING VENUS"
An exeeptouially gv»od Metro-
Goldwyn picture
Also A Good Comedy
Also Intamatlonal
The surrounding dislriel is
being canvassed with the idea
o f ascertaining the feeling lo-|
ward the consolidaled
sehoolj
distrief. The promoters report
lhal they
are
meeting with
generous encouragement.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of
Bethel
Cong l egallonal
Church
will give a Home Missionary
tea at the residence of
Mi«.
Geo. TTiyng on Ihe aflernoon
of Thursday. August 6. Every­
one interested is cordially in­
vited.
A
number of
the
thrifty
housewives in and near Beaver
Ion have had lheir old mattress­
es renovated and made o v e r
like new. A Portland company
calls for and dtdivers this work
if «'ailed at East 9i73. or ad­
dressed 30 4 Exchang«* Bldg.
j
Adv c 31-35]
LIMMNV
NOTES
BEAVERTON
Too«. A Wad.. August « A S
"A LADY OF THE NIGHT"
An entertaining Helro-tloldwv ii
piclure worlli seeing
Also A Good Comody
Country Store Wednesday
■w ith
Announcing
the purchase of
The Stock and Yards of
J0NTEEL TALC
Beaverton Lum ber Co.
operation.
»lowly from liis accident sev­
AS A GENERAL THING
eral weeks ago, and ie able to
White—
Aggressive people are
he out on the streets although
lie says he gels dizzy if he Said to usually have black eyes
Green— Or gel them.
slays up too long
on
these
warm days.
HIGH SOMOOL CBS DITS
GIVEN RT CAMP
The Beaverlon Library con-
The Church of Christ wishes
to make it plum lo Ine cilUciis
1
" ,,,,,lh that several hull*, I nines lo grow ami each week
o f Heaver1«**« tliait the business ,*,,'«l ttiegon high school hoys (here are new additions which
this are both good and liileresliug
disine! or I «unes will noi he d«’*ide«l at Camp Lewis
Mrs. I*«>y Gray has d«matad
solicit«'«| fur donations toward stimuler as sludenls al ilio lilt -
(lie
following volumea:
"The
liens'
Military
Training
Camp
the new building now
under
construction.
However, anyone wll elidile Ihem lo one-fourdi Klernal t’lly,'* "Alex Ilio Ureal," i
Tl udar
Mnx,"
"Hohln
feeling dial the «horch wll| he
» •'«*•»« I toward gradual ion "The
"The
Sieri
Horse,’*,
an asset lo
this
community fr' " "
»«’ i»o«d, according lo llin|l. ‘
Blade,
H oy
ami desiring a purl In this w«»r- * ruling aiiiiouiic«'<t by J.
A. "llar-20, ...... r«un
thy cause ma* leave their gift C.liurv*lilII.
Huperiillen.lenl
o f Seoul,...... I'he Mutineer«," " L i l ­
al the Beaverton Bank to the ,‘yb" c ln«»nie»K*n In Gragvui. lie Pnidy's Cousin tirare," "Six
HERE'S tup in
credit of
die Church of Christ
•" * ••'tier lu Colonel F. I. Lidie IH'tneesae»,'1 "Young Aer-
service a* well
or hand tl In Cassius Johnston. Arnold. Chief of staff of
die nplaiie Remila in France," “ The
Girl
financial secretary Anyone who
Division. Superintendent Gnoil Sliepherd," "Sweel
pep in our i|unlily motor
"Fallii
Garlney's
wi shes t„ donile work repor», Churchill
stales:
"W e
have Graduale,**
fuel General gas. Drive
Girlhood,"
"
B
i
l
l
y
Whisker»,’’
lo Geo. Hugh-on. chairman of «<"••’ very carefully Into
the
right up to nur service
work «>f lite Ciliten»' Military j "Billy Whisker*' Kids," "Billy
the building rommltlee.
station.
in
an
Aeroplane,''
Training Campa . . ! ami \vc i Whiskers
v a i- ( !"Billy Whisker« |n Ihe South,"
are s«« impresse»! wllli the
........—
FRIVOLOUS OLDSTERS
and
_____
jue of sueh rampa In gsalallng. "The Chltd's Own Budget,
" 8 . /<«Jg Wi/A N.JJy f t * i ”
Two eighty vear*ol«l men in lo prepare men for thè icvpoti-1 fifly-ftve numhera of die Na­
who
were sihle «luiIcs o f citisenship litui donai Geographh' Magasine
Tirana, Austria.
hohhing for apples al a parly¡"'* ere autlioriiink die giving,
Mr Paul Ringle has donnled
Seouls in a Submarine,"
L O O P SERVICE
given for empl««yees of a -hop "• one-half of
a
became engage.l m
a
fier«'e rredil toward graduation tron* ! "Boy Seouls, Electrician»,“ and
8 t ATION
fighi
over Ihe game One o f
« ” 7 standard high school I n "Frank In die Lower Mississip­
the men elaim«'«l his oppimeli! Oregon.
I lini I« l«v say. If a pi."
was
using hi» h«'«r«l
lo -nare Pupils nltends one
ramp. ne
the apple In Ihe Gib
Police receives one-fourth o f a rredil WHENE QINLS MANNY YOUNG
die q u a r-."«*
o f •*»«* Wflora u n ii» re-
were railed lo slop
Orientals marry young, alro-
noire,| for gra<!«iad<ut from
a
rei.
standard high school. If h* at- Clously young in Ihe rn-e o f
Forly oui «*f every
, lends all f«*ur o f Ihe ramps, he females.
WHO WOULDN’T?
will receive one of (he fifteen ¡ 10,000 girls In Imlia between
My sw eel heart has cheeks dial units required for graduation. , Ihe a g e s of 10 and fifteen were
Oklahoma is antriher
stale unmarried. Al present only l»07
are rosy and sleek.
mil of every 10,00» India girls
which
allows
Ctliiens’
Military
Gli mamma, if you could have
Training Camp inslrnrlion
In between Ihe ages * f five and
seen them!
unmarried
Washfng-
She lohl me In kiss ber upon eoiinl Inward graduation front len are
Inn New«.
high itehoola.
elllier check.
Ami I lingered long
between
Ool Your Frtntlng Dona Now
Say It With Printing
DRUGSTORK
Ifflta.
"BUY IN BEAVERTON"
"Flowers Die"
She—TefT me. Jack, am I the
NEED A G O O D
first—
TALCU M
He— Ah — e r - r r—
|
1 ?
She— Don’t stpp me.
Am I
the first girl who ever asketl
H ere’» one that will jut!
if she was the first girl you
»uit you.
ever kissed?
Thura. A Frl., August S A 7
"THREE MILES OUT"
Several Hillsboro people .canni
A story of the Sea
NOTICE
down last Friday to attend the
Mr. W . A. Gill, proprietor of Part td— "The Oregon Trail’
funeral o f F. \V. (lady in the
Also A flood Comody
the Gill M«dor Company,
an
M. F.. Cliurvh here.
entertaining talker. President o
Mr. and Mrs. John O’Dell of the Fairvaie Community Club,
UNRECORDED HISTORY
Metzger arc receiving congrat­ ami Chairman of the runnel
ulations o f the birth of (win Committed will deliver an il­
Nero w as la'iiig rv'Prt*v«'«| for
girls, lHirn Friday, July 24.
Rome
burned.
lustrat'd lecture at the Fair- fnMting while
J. \V. Sprague and f.. A Ken­ vale srboolhou-e tonight. Fri­ "A fter all," he retorted, " i l is
«>n
our
Mr. Gill ha»
pi epa red heder than harping
nedy lòfi Sunday for a fishing day.
(roubles.**
oxer
forly
slereoplieon
slides
trip up the Wilson River. They
of different scenes o f tunnels
were gone about three «lays.
an<| tunnel ronstrui'tion
and
SUCCESS IR ADVERSITY
Chao. Berthold and
family die constructive work tunnels
spent Sunday in Neskowin and are doing for the rily in which
Adversity is all right.
Nn-
report visiting with Mr.
and they are placed.
j .>ody ever hecanie heavyweight
Mrs. J. Haulenbeek while there.
Ills lecture will he free. Ev- «haiii|i by licking lidie fellows.
Tile many friend- of Mrs. A. erybody is invited lo attend —Duluth Herald.
Phans wi|| bp pleased to learn F a I r v a l e -chool house. near
that she is recovering rapidly Slialluck station Friday, July
from her recent
appendicitis 3 1. Let’ s go!
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
Hale Cady and family o f Ab­
erdeen, Wash., were «town the
Notice is hereby given to die
latter part o f last week to at­ legal voters o f School District
tend »he funeral o f his uncle. No. 18 of Washington County
Mr. F. \V. t'.adv.
State o f Oregmi. that a Special
There will he no services a! School Meeting of -aid Di.-lricl
the M E. Church Sunday, ow­ will be helj al the High School,
ing lo the renovating o f the on the 11 lb day of Aug.. 1925,
interior, which is being knlso- al 8 o'clock in Ihe aflernoon.
for Ihe following object»:
E-
mined and painted.
Iccling one Director for three
Mr. and Mrs. Harry I.ogan. years, from the third Monday
who have been visiting in the in June, 1025. I«» fill the unel-
home of Otto Erickson
and |>ire«l term <«f F. W. t'.adv.
wife have returned
to
their
Dale«! this 25tli day o f July.
home in California.
1925.
The W hitehall Cafe has laid Atlesi:
new floor covering and nia lt|«'^J. B. Kamerger. District Clerk:
C. E. Mason, Chairman Board
changes which
have
greatly
35-36
o f Directors
improved die appearance-
of
llieir establishment.
CERTIFIED SEED
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Phil
OFTEN MISREPRESENTED
Holsheiiner, at the Emmanuel
Hospital July 28, a baby girl.
Several limes this season it
Mr. an«l Mrs. Sutton of Aloha
;s ■ e tlie* proud parents o f a baby tas been called to the alten-
tioii of die county agent that
girl horn July 26.
pertain |»ersons arc claiming to
Mrs. W. C.
Caulhcr.«
and have perilfieij »ccd,
especially
children are visiting with Mr». potatoes, when such wa»
nol
Cauthers* sister in Seaside.
the case. Naturally people who
" Mr. and Mr-. Henderson of buy seed potatoes or grain un­
Portland have purchased
the der die assumption that ij is
W . C. Caul her* home.
certified become disguslc«! with
II is reported that ther«' was die re-ulls wiiieh usually, if
a big -crap at Ihe Bungalow not always, are «ji^appoinling.
The O. A. C. Extension Ser­
Tavern Tuesday
night.
Some
o f Ihe fellows here in town are vile does all o f the p e r illin g
said to be carrying visible evi- of grain and potatoes In Ore­
A list o f such growers
di'nce but we haven’ t seen it. gon.
can alway- be obtained o f the
The eililor o i (tie Review was county agent, or Itie informa­
interviewed Ihe id her day and tion supplied concerning vari­
informed dial a new political ous lots o f -eed grain and pn-
magazine wa«
about
to b e iotoes
launched that would
probably
be printed in the Review ofliro
WELL DIVIDED
(Juite a number o f the peo­
Peek— Aren’l you master in
ple o f Beaverton are attending
th e
< tregon
Holiness
Can's* your own home?
Meeting on Hie Base Line Hoad
Pecked— Well, my wife and
about six miles from the courl- have divided it. She looks after
house, driving out
th>
Ea«t the money, the children,
on
servants, and the dog and cat
Stark Street.
Geo Newman is
recovering and I look after the canary.
Friday, Jul|_
M»vl«w
and in a few days we expect to
open up with a full line of
Builders Material
In the meantime we have a quantity of Paints and
Nothing «tutta equals
JonIral, lor um af­
ter Ih e bat h or
»have, to prevent
chafing, uffveta per­
spiration, so ot he »
and drive the akin.
The Largr Sue Css
50c
Builders Hardware which we are offering
at greatly reduced price».
%
Dean's Drug Store
B E A V E R T O N L U M B E R CO.
Lewis Bros., Prop’s
BEAVERTOhOREGON
c p H E «sxnplrtion of the new Chicago
t'nlnn Station mark« a note­
worthy accomplishment In the history
o f lni|iort«nt engineering undertakings,
from which traveler» from all parts of
the fnlted State« will derive pleas­
ure and benefit.
The statl«m is without doubt «me of
the llnest and most edlrlently design*!
railroad termini«!« in the wprld. It
forms a vital link la the realixathH* of
the "Chicago!'It.r Iteantlfld Plan.'’ Sim­
plicity, accessibility and cogvegfeage
for the traveling public are tbe a*«ea
tlal rlrtnes o f the new terminal. Rest
end recreation moms, ttrket offices,
barber shop, dining rooms, stores of
various kinds, and almost every eon-
venlence known to traveler«, are to he
found on ih e one level, j»o steps to
climb.
Tbe mein station Is a low monumen­
tal type of building with a r»w of
massive column« of classic design
al»ng the entire east front. Once In­
side, the travel«* And* himself In a
gigantic watting room more than 101)
feet high and brilliantly lighted
through skylights In the great arch
celling
Colonnades Inclose the mom,
the walls of which sre pstterned after
the architecture of ancient Rome Bor­
dering fhla room are the ultra-complete
passenger terminal f«r|l|f!e». An Inno­
vation In railway terminal design la a
conference room accommodating 135
people, which 1* available, without
charge, to patrona of the I'nion Sta­
tion lines for conferences and other
meetings.
To gire some Idea of the Immensity
of the new station. It may be atitted
that the main building coverà an area
of shout three acres with a concourse
covering 00.000 «qnnre feet. The en­
tire terminal facilities cover more (hag
35 »eres and will captante the pn>mpf
and satisfactory handling of .Tu.«»*)
passengers, -pm tona of baggage ami
W traine dally with yoont for future
expansion Fifteen arras of gisse
were used in the Tarions coverings
over the train sheds, which extend
more than 1.200 feet beyond the malg
afmrtnre. A total o f 17.000 tons of
structural steel. 175.000 cubic feet of
Indiana limestone and 10,000 cubic
feet of granite were used In the sta­
tion hnftdtng and concourse. The foun­
dation constate of 410 cylindrical roq-
rretg pier* from four to tea feet lg
diameter, reaching to a depth of tnor*
than 60 feet below the level of thn
Chicago river.
Those who bar« had the privilege
of Inspecting the new station pro­
nounce It a marvel In terminal con­
struction and are urgtnft their friande
to see It on their neit visit to Ohtrago.
The station Is used jointly hy thn
Pennsylvania Railroad: fhlragn. Mil
wankee A Kt. Pant Ry. ; Chicago, Bur-
llngfon ft Quincy R. B., and the Chi­
cago A Alton B. B.
"ENTHUSIASM
— Un inUnra of power
TODAY! Not Tomorrow
Distinctive Features
of the N e w Coach
T h e M illion Dollar
Motor
Four-W heel Brskee
Full Balloon Tiros • • 4.95
— K*o
Disc Clutch * Dom e Light
I spark
S p rin g T Tp* 81 lk Curtains
— that starts thing*
— that thapaa things
— that dona things
O n e-Tu rn W in d o w L ik e
One-Piece W indshield
C ow l Ventilator • Bumper
Th e 1925 Star Car is the greatest value buy
in it* price class— today—-not tomorrow,
Th e new M illion Dollar M otor has swept
the Coast w ith its real power performance.
This is the car for you, the car with a hun­
dred and one advanced features — today—
features which competition may have to­
morrow. High class features which set the
Star in a class by itself. It is the car fo r you.
It w ill save you money in every mile.
Boyce Mofometere
Alum inum Kick Plate*
—•tart today mixing enthusiasm
Genuine G ray 8panieh
with an account at this bank
Leather Upholstery • •
Optional
Compare it with any car, detail lor detail. Then you’ll
know — positively — why its the greatest value buy in
the work! today.
A Convenience Feature
Bank of Beaverton
and giva yourself the ‘thrift lift’
The troM mew, contrary <o cur
too. told la toward each other,
thus cl as ring a wide avesua tor
antnaca and ex« oi i
O tto Erickson <9b Co.
BEAVERTON
F O R E S T G ROVE
"W E ’LL CO-OFENATE"
¿<i WITH THE MILLION DOLLAR
MOTOR PA