Friday, Itiitmb»! A. IM S
TR# IM w rtw i Ow l w
LOCAL NEWS
For hat» I nour
(!. Bernard.
» nie ««me ■■ mine, m i .**» . « im i *
mor* real «nil morí' »Uul he mu «** )** u
The Oregon Electric are now,
LABT CALLI COMA ALLI
lo
wl u .'
. lii.iV conci'ruj
«tin i iiirnV ami
new wide In ti .,
hi n -liver hi
gi.iy fini - li. cm
be a pie-holiday delirane» sale h o "ed alligsilor pattern on he*t
of girt-tow I»—linees to suit Muality rowbide.
\n i »pooltilly
everyone's
pocket-book.
After Food value al *1.5(1.
Orders
dinner there will be dancing and' f° t
‘ hese
can
lie
left
at
a good sociable time fur »va ry -, Sprague’».
Adv ct
body.
Bring your friend» amt
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IF IO IIL
neighbors.
You can't alfonl lo m l»» this Top for a lluick l. I.tke lira.
B oa» and* pad»
( ’allupiate
real h»>iite-coi*k.<l chicken din
*A00
ner and a good time. All for
i.’ vt iloodvi'ar heuvv dtily cord
35 cent», children '.'5 cents.
lire and tube, limi imi mi.
Remember the dale, Thurs
**0.00
day. Dec. I(>th. Thank you.
,
Adv c I Ilodge iunior ami Irgpsmlsslon.
complete.
Itili*« k-ood * * 0.00
hare tunu i] jrour thought» I« them.— runnlntr their
freighl
Irains To Mia Ohlekan Olnnsr at Huber A Vni.i* m i
Thouia» Arklf ( ‘lark, IVan of Mon. Un- iuh Beaverton
ill lite night
Hall
>oun
nil i
WHvOMlty of 111‘.nota
t in
more company
for the
I tinner *111 he served
from .’* fill..I woh
iti. I Ilk w-.*..« Kanttiw '’»*"» >
In M: 3 & P. M. There will al*o *• o» • buckle,
timothy
hay.
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o i t-*[
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THE LAST
OF THE TURKEY
Mra. A. H. Spranor » » s in
Hillsboro on baume*» Wednes
day.
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l- rumored that another
market wilt open iu Bea
me
rei ll soon. It make* our o il.
itfi..< smile to have plenty of
pork chops and hamburger.
Mr. amt Mr*. Howard Hinglcy
ami daughters Helen and Ruth
and Mr. Hubert Hiugley from
Portland
«pent
Thanksgiving
with UiStr sister, Mrs. Ccorg»
Bla»*er.
A. It. Flint »nd wife
wore
among those front Scholl» a t- :
tending I hr O. K. S. bazaar.
H. Webb ha* rented hi* place
a mile and a half south o f town
to J. burger o f TillamooK.
Frank Allen and wife relum
ed home from (told Hill. Ore-
gan. the last o f I he wet»». Mr.
Vilen ha* been working lately V Mr. and M**> A. Van liodmiin
uml
in a gold mine for A. 0. Allen Mrs. A. H. 'hpraner. Mr.
Mrs. R. Wwit motored to Itock-
at that place.
. away tv* spaing l'hailk»giv ing at
Perhaps the reason Ih.H This TT)„ ?,lrhtuV % ,5 >1
\g,. mere. They
--.'neral iou doe*,, t know
ve ry !w ,tr|>
by
Ml*
much »huut thr coustllutioiv o f Riuld, , ll4 „«u H iler
Wanda,
the t mted Stales i» that it ha» 'y|,c |ndie» atayed over the week
lo devote al| Its lime to study- end, amt the gentleman fclurn-j
mg Ihe traffic rule*.
ed to Iheir work F’riday.
Charles Welker of
Portland
was renewing old aquainUiice»
in Beaverton Wednesday
eve
ning.
*M i
It is reported that H. Loalt
has purchased
the Beavtfrton
Furniture Exchange from Mr! II
Huddleston.
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Uoe* your roof Iraki
If so
call Beaverton 1515. Shingling
and reshingling
or
repairing
Adv e 52-3 w*,r»
all kinds o f roofs
W e r e Thankful
t»aa»fal fo r M oydowor
NOW
For
W E P R IN T B U T T E R W R A P P E R S
SILVER BLACK AMD BIU E
B IG
A
O RTH O PH O NIC
VICTRO I A
FOXES
NOTICE
BEAUTY PARLOR N O T I«
.Notice I» hereby given that
I am offering a
»I* dollar
the Town Flection of the Town;service ticket for five dollar»,
ol Beuverlnn will be held III the 'Till* l* to eiirminigo r.-giilurily
City Hull Deeemher H, from I o f treatment.
W « own It to
P. M. In 7 P. M
for the ourselves and lo lho»e around
purpose of tdeeting the follow u* lo look as well as Is hu
ing named ’Town officers:
manly possible.
W e look our
(hie Mayor lo »rrve one year;'hont by regular rare
o f our
Wlndshleld» one-half pelo» • wo Councilman, lo serve two'»kin, hands »ml hair.
Noi hy
■«averter* Auto Wreoklng Co. years; one Councilman, lo senr being well groomed for »ome
one year, and one
Recorder- ¡special occasion.
Treasurer lo serve one year. I
Mona Rae Miller,
'The Judges o f said election *
Rindió Iteauly Paflor.
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P la C e
Y o U I*
O ru C T
PII-
Frank Peters a.id Oscar Pe-
tersoti were among, those from
g i VTb«n counted by th* clock.
HHIsboro attending Uie O. E
fhos« trartkrt com« with kljfb pur-
bazaar Wednesday evening.
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T f c i Book** thpy br ujtltt aloiiir.
Mr. Stenneth has purchased Vnd
th iy 'v N f t v « n uj *. a# In bo ritane# .
the interest» of Messrs. Conley
0 *»sJ. und tb « r r t tm a o 's non*
and Me turns in the
B e a v e r —R*t>*ctfi F McKay. in Chicago Post
Theatre, and is now manager
G od ’s Goodness
and proprietor.
G ods | co4 n f»s hath betn f r a t to
F «I. W’ebb,
Miss
(teneva'ara lo he:
A. K. Rtocj^ Mrs.
Kiuney, Itulh llaulenbeek, June J. ( I lluntlcy, and Mrs. ‘'John
l’ ml.oii. and Mvrnn dray, left Ruminera; Ille Clerks o f sulil
for Eugene ‘Thursday afternoon dorthin are to he;
Miss Anna
nlteml the enuferenee o f High Hyland and Mrs. Mattel A le«.
School Editor», Rimimi Body .ander.
PreKideill» und Secretarle», nt
Dated thla diti day of
No
the l'uiver»ily of Oregon,
vember, A. D. I0?5.
(ieorge Thyng,
W. K Pegg
Recorder
Mayor
Imported, Pedigreed, Hrgi'tered and Scoie.l, P. R. I- Foxes, 1725
to *1725 a pair delivered m good condition., ‘the only way to
buy fo\ is according lo it» fur value a» scored by Mr. Brack-
nit. Registration has nothing to do with poll value. Von buy
horse# and cows according to grade, don't you? Why not fox
es*
“ Tell 'Tale" chart» free, showing they hi * scientifically
.
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:hoo
I-At M f * r da y nor nluht uafcal
mated to produce high grade pups.
No brown tinge m fur.
A surprise party was given • tow« , p ^ . s«t >un nm m wr «k n
Pups weigh 13 pounds at 5H months.
Matured to mute the
for Ilona Mcrlo Sunday after- ■»• t-»ra k»u> Jo««.—m>akt»v«*r*.
first year.
Special feeding directions free.
Reference:
Bank
noon when several o f her lit-
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o f Beaverton. Female» for sale. Send for circular.
tie friends gathered to help her
Ye Ediloc is arting in ||,e Blue Fox. pen raised. *350 a pair. Island raised, »300 „ pair. B E A V E R T O N ,
W. M. HART. ROUTE S. BEAVERTON, OREGON
celebrate tier birthday.
capacity of printer, devil, ad al-
IHin’t Come on Sunday
l'he Kastem Star bazaar amt t*.v "*«'>• compositor, pre-sman
supper was very well attend.*.! *dvFrttsl«gi manager, salesman,
Wednesday evening.
It i* re- lo
nothing about being Ihej.'
ported that the ladies took in manager o f the little Job* ni ou«||
»102 for the supper alone.
Ihe house that the Mi*»u* ha» 1
to attend lo lately, so if
he
Beaver Social (dub, forgot to mention about your
O. E. S.. will give company or that -neenil social
I F S — A Classified Advertisement
a dance in
Huber j|tn , you ,irf. mtt rested you
in
Ih e Beaverton Review wtll separate
Hall, Saturday. Dec. wj|j please pardon him. as bej
you from it— Q U IC K !
12.
Everybody is ¡s j>usy part o f Ihe time.
Adv* c 1
_T. T. tieorges, proprietor of
A. dance at Huber |jjp. Troy Laundrv. was in town
Hall Saturday, Dec. 5.
tiood Wednesday night.
He is en-
.nusic. good floor. Special in-' , hu8laMic for meeting together
xRation extended to members o f iinff asking for a rcduct ion of
the M. W, A., their families, and rates on »tag*-* lo Portland. His
Adv p t idea was to ml crest someone
friends.
The funeral in Scholls Wed- who would run service between
nesday called out one of Ihe Beaverton and
Portland.
He
litrjoesi aggregations
of
o l d promised u* an article for the
settlers in this section of the near future along the line of
country that have gathered to- what other comm«cmties are rfo-
gether in a long time.
ing and the fare paid f.n- *im-
. ilar distances.
Earl
E.
Fisher
purchased -
some properly o f I.ino Arata
recently, and will erect a n ew
^
Qffite pomJ #f
bungalow. He says that he will
employ local men and buy all
XII Kind-
his building material in Beaver
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The Beaverton Review
For Christina»
Delivery
V au d eville
T O BE G IV E N B Y
BEAVERTON
High School
BEAVERTON PHARMACY
I s I t For Sale!
I
ORE
k «_'xk'(
M.W.A.
F E A T U R IN G
Four Complete Plays
AND
Other Attractions
Sat. Eve, Dec. 5 ¡r i
Í \
D E C E M B E R 10 & 1 1
A t & 13 P.M.
Admission: 35c. Students, 25c.
Reserved Seats, 45c.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
S U G G E S T IO N S
For Him
Far Map
Tim e to T ak e Stock o f the f
I
Stationery
Perfumes
Ca ruly
Combs
Toilet Sets
Brushes
Cameras
Novelties
Water Bottles, Etc.
111 HF:N the traffic cop
”
say« “ Reddy, d o !"
— with (lenerai gas in
Hie tank of your car you
ca-i 1 1 * ready lo go with
a quick pick-u'* that will
ph ase the director of fh-*
traffic.
Test ii t »day.
p E W of o*. I suppose, often slop I«
analyze the things which toad*
ns most or mean most to us Our
'
greatest
blessings, perhaps, we »ome
times try most to avoid.
If to lay we should each take »lock g
f t the |>ersonal blessings for which r
!< a „ II t /.’idu'j, /*
we shot;!il thank the good I .or. I. wbnl /
«ould they be J Not the same for all
c f us. iiertmps. and yet for uio-jt of
its very l.rgrty the tame.
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For myself I sm roost thankful for ^ L O G P S S I i V K - l a
work—for the necessity and the oppor J g j T A ,W '-g
tuulty of regularly doing something; jjj ,
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for the Joy of the wearlne»s that p A . Q , C L £ N d E N *
o p .
comes from mental or physical toll, j ______
One of the saddest objects In the p
world is s man who does not hke to ^
work, w I k > cannot work, or who has m
a a work to do.
JaM the other day I had a letter
from a young fellow who through mis- fi
fortune and nine»» has for three year» p
been unable t» work. “ Will yea aot p
pray with roe," be wrote, "that I may p
snow be strong again, for It will he d
tha happleKt day of my life when 1 p
can go to work."
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I am thankful next for opportunity, p
"t never had a chance," a hopeless, A
shiftless failure si,Id to me only a few p
days ago. T am glad for my “chance," Zk
tor the far-reaching dally outlook to j
I rum somethin; new, to do romethlng j
!l>etler, i<> help someone who Is down 5
end lo »tlr someone to greater urnhi h
lion ami greater effort.
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, I mu Ihunl.ful for health, for the B
wtrenglli and energy that are needed K
to do the work that presents Itself j
every day, to meet the problems that J
sometimes aeem too difficult to he R
solved, to accomplish Ihe duties that A
multiply and croud npon one and sap j
one's vitality and try one-* murage p
I am thankful for friends, for the 5
Joy of home and home ties, for fhe a
loving association and help of those K
with whom 1 am dally in contact and £
who every day make work sweeter J
and life more worth while.
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For
Baby Water Bottles
Children's Toilet Re|*
Children's Brushes
Stationery
ihe
TRADE
Perieli*
Child ran
Children'« I on!»*
Fancy Candies
School Supplies
Photo Albums
DO YO U R CHRISTM AS SHOPPING A T
Dean’s D ru g S to r e
BEAVERTON
\
Razor«
Strops
Cameras
Stationery
Brushes
Flashlight»
F'ounlain Pen»
Silver and ftidd
Cwrirs, Etc.
The - tS&xaML
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¡B E A V E R T O N
BEAVERTON
BUSINESS ME*£
BEAVERTON
W I L L T R E A T Y O U RIGHT!
Suggestions
O f Service
That Xmas Problem
The forethought,
The Anticipation, and at the finifh, - TH E JOY — when o re
hears, "Just the thing I needed. Hew did you guess il’7
T H E Line of staple, sensible G IFTS OF SERVICE here as
sembled for the entire family, from Baby to Big Brother and
Sis as well as Dad and Mother make your Xmas Shopping a
Pi :asure
In A Clean Daylight Store.
Home Store In Your Home Town
PUT
TH E
PCD
r t r
Old Rip Van Winkle Slept 20 Years
5,000 People In 1930
A n Optomist Sees The Doughnut
A Pessimist sees only the Hole in it.
But the “ P t.P -O -M IS 'r’ gets the Dough!
The Tunnel is Coming!
Let’» Put B E A V E R T O N On The M -A -P M -!
— Earl E. Fisher
Sprague’s, Everybody’s Store
Beaverton
Oregon
IN THE
OLD TOWN
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