The Beaverton review., December 18, 1925, Page Page Four, Image 4

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LOCAL MAM ON « T A F F
beaverto n
a im . o n
j IMVEHHN 1 IONAL EXPOSITION !
OF COLLEGE P A P U
IN PORTLAND IN 1930
V. W . a A. COMMISSION
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Mr. L
J. Ljrtluu, aalrguiait
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fur
Iho
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itie Aiiiorioan in
x «.Ulivi. it too ui Deal vt'toil,
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I >j|».viuifa' iu i vauiiuivii, u.i> Ion, 'rvshiuan in oonwuerce at (e. national k x | h >» i I ioii
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From Our Roadon
(Hiver Jack it (h t now barber .-cvn
held iu D o n im i! m IU3U, was
« im 'uUHi vt o
'iu
luwa
Mon
lay.
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at the Beaverton Barber Shop. .tie u. a . u o s il)' M itM W iei dm
i sorority,
He saul l.iat tlie
1 'ualiilin
Hua>cr, Oregon, ikcenUicr It ,
Tho dance given by the B oa-| *‘ * * ‘ * xu,s D*rviuetci ** * o-*u.' |-,<n 1 on (he freshniaif con»-.
a or v. w. a a ., c o m - ; ' * ' « * o f * '*'* »« I Ueaverloti ia t u , * ; i g , i >Mi M l lo r ui l u u
ver Social Club at Huber Hall
4 »uW**ucU by lue »luu eu l» m i»
o f outslendm g girls from
SAtewuy, wa* Hie
logical boavvriou
iu - v ivw ;
m u ,
a
Saturday night was very ucll o* Oregon Agncuuurai Lounge.
r
io
iu
mure
man
niiy
aspu
aiu
»
the
houses
and
halls.
T
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hold
(In
Lx|>«>»ition,
mm-
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icie
iu
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tue
per*«»««
attended.
lue
lutrlcen were »elccteu ou
i « oouiniissioa o f first year co-eds * UI* would be one o f the I oca - iuut u ic s an -uin i a io iiu snow
Miss E ll* Kink o f Vancouver, ¡staff.
organi u...i Iu, pui.'on ue g a ie uiy uog
wilt plan and carry out t h e ,* 10" * considered by tlie o
Washington, was in town last
Kactois taken lulu eousider-
“ V W ,H work,
* ' j freshman
«...« a com piei« suives*.
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The » “ on.
week end renewing old acquain­ ailull ui making appomiuieuts rookesses will eleel officers and
this Exposition is being pro
ti is one ol me mealiest alio
tances here.
were:
dependability ol the slu- the president will be a meni - ( u*oled ill the foiim qf a curpor- «...-« lou a iu iy tru ss iu u i i an ue
Uuy Carr and B*«b Holland d*uts m loiiow nig in s tiuetious, her o f tlia Y. W . tî. A. cabinet. ***on, for which Mr. Lytlon s i i 'w n i - , auu u i miu oui wuo UiU
Inagene
W indnaglc,
sopho- **tHi»g stock.
\N e tmuerstand ,, some sauua wnt
gel
U io 1
were hunting Sunday and r,.. ' barom eter class wors, aud the
c
f
number
o
f
hours
deiolcd
to
the
niore
in
home
economics
will
several
o
f
our
townspeople
u
uest
ucaiug
oi
ms
m
e.
lie
turned with a nice string
JBarometer. More a.-pirauls tried
he the freshman
group adviser, m iested.
I his stock is
sold ou vini
also imo mat ms neigu-
w|d geese.
* Easts o f $ 10 down
for thu
witt treat mm use
me
out fo r the iiaroiueter this year
Mrs.
Frank
Hocken
♦ IOo sitare. Mr, l.yiion
expects rrt, no is, fo r ue s
a puruaitc.
BEAVERTON MAN AMONO
C* M* , than in any p r o mus year.
down from Spokane to spend
CANDIDATES FON TEAM u,“ ‘ the Exposition will pay for t„ . p,,.. no luauhood.
And il
\\ eed is a member ot
Tau
the w eek end here,
She re- j Lg.Ua fraternity.
itself and brm g back returns tit |,is bruius were i ‘. A. T . aud a l
turned Monday.
One freshman at the U niver­ the way o f advertising this so«'- match was tit to them m e ea-|
|pu»siou
plosion could u t be heard thru,
sity o f Oregon from Beaxerton Itou o f the Pacific tloast.
It is reported that J. J. H en-! R IN-TIN-TIN’S BEST
Mr, Oeorge L. Hutchins, uho u iiiieroptioue.
PICTURE
COMIRO
HERE
is
among
the
forty-three
first
derswn has resigned his posi­
___^ r pras-
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year ____
men _____
who _____
are daily
Promoted und staged the first
\\ tiat 1 can l say here can
tion with A. E. Hanson, wood
"
t
h
e
Clash
o
f
tho
W
olves,'
I
icing
under
Coach
“
Spike"
Ce*-!
fe
s
tiv
a
l
ever
held
iu
Port-
^e
read between the lutes.
II
and coal dealer.
I land,
o f " the
or- I catch him it will be
pleas­
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. - is “ Secretary
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with H m -l.n - i iu, Juue
Mar- lie f«>r the frosh quintet.
Doe* your roof leak?
I f so
ure to tell hint personally.
Although a larger number of. F «m *a lio ,i
lowe, utiailcs barrel aud Ueiuie
call Beaverton 1545.
Shingling
there is about one chance in
UMkUu, is me aUraetioa ai the men are expected lo turn out
and reshingling
or
repairing
a thousand that be ever w ill l*e 1
Beai er i u- atre Oec. 22 aud 23. next term, Coach Leslie
has D O R T DRIVE ON
alt kind* Qf |Oof*.
Adv c $2-3
TH E SCHOOL VARO j caught, but t would
¿ika
to
'the show is being given fo r divided the squad Into two sec-
B
eaierlou
ions,
and
|a
teaching
hi*
men
D. A. W hite , wtio sold his the benefit of the
It i* reported that
several ! know what his answer w ill be
interest in the Beaver Theatre Library,
the fundamental* o f the gam e .1 mdividuals Uuvo been in
the w lieu be faces his Maker junt
these
"The Clash o f the W olves" New coaches are to he obtained habit o f driving up on the '* asked why he does
some time ago, has moved his
is said lo i>e H in - lm - lM is best next term when more fresh men school yards wuh their auto duty trick*.
family lo Portland.
K. A. Noyes,
pictuic.
Everyone is urged lo turn out, in order to give each mobile*.
This practice should
Mike Koyrich has sold
his
aticnd.
player individuai lustruetion.
| uot be allowed lo collim ile, as
blacksmith shop and business
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1 il va ili inake lite place unfit far
N 0 ï IC £
lo a man from Hillsboro. Mike
Every »ehool ohild in Chi- ' a playground. dig Inde- m (he
I will not be responsible fo r
K L a l t ò l A l t InAIiòttMS
hasn't announced his plans for
rago w ill he given *n A.B.C. yard, allow thè water lo setlle any bills contracted by my soil,
the future.
Barney Smith lu U. U. tioss. * °* *l book containing “ Always and otherwise damage the prem- l<aniel Von Buren, after this
Ute Aselstine arrived the first Blk. 13, Timber Towusiie, $10. be ca refu l" songs and refined ise*
1 «late.
o f the week
from
camp
at
l.tona W hite et ai to lH iro th yf••fety-ftrst illustration«
The yard may n»t be in such
J. A. Non Buren, Beai ertön,
Keasy. He says that Ibis »a the uee, to acres, 1*. 1 b., H. * W „
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condition as lo suit the most ¡ HI. 2 .
first time he has been out o f »lau d.
*or Bant— Modern 5-room hou-e fastidious tastes, but driving
ja il fo r three months.
with garage.
At
1st and over it wiH certainly noi b .tler WA N T E D u i f O R S A L E
A. M. Howell el ux to Beu-
Angel Sts. W . H. Hoyd.
p i the condition.
Mortenson et ux. Lot
Quite a large crowd came to ***rl ^ *
t
s i , Durham Acres, <10.
Wanted— Have you a drag *aw
town from Bethany Wednesday
H. F . K irry to Nellie W . K ir-
lo rent for a few day»T Have
night, the occasion
being
a
,
Div., For
experience.
J.
Barger.
HI.
charivari in honor o f Mr. and ry*. Lot 5' U ?rUs * ub
eat Grove, 110.
t, Box $3.
Adv p t
Mrs. Moore o f that place.
John T . Reynolds et ux
to a
Mr. and Mr*. J C. Bridge* L illie M. W eaver, Lot I, Blk.
Foe ta lo — Fox T e rrie r and C ol­
left Wednesday morning
f o r 14, Forest Grove, $10.
lie Puppies.
Mrs. Cha*. F..
Seattle where they have been
Mary E. Hobtusou to Loretta
Bernard.
P t-5
called by word staling
t h a t M. McHeymdds, Part o f Hlk 4,
Mr. Bridges' mother was dan-; 8 . Tualatin, $10.
For Sal*— Mandolin with rase.
IF SO—A Classified Advertiseu-.ynr
gerously III.
E. A. Hyde ct ux to J. B.
$6.09, 8 M. M. Mauser with
in The Peaverton Review will separate
Matthews,
B-k.
20,
Forest
«hulls. $2500 ; 22 Repealer.
K. NV. Wildnian o f W yom ing
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Grove, $1000.
you from it— QUICK!
$ 6 . 0 0 ;
fishing
oui ill,
’eli*.
is employed in tlia 20 th Gen-
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liarry
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tru e s t Lreekpauin lo
Siú|
or
tfndr
for
poultry
or
Jury here. He says
K.W ,\\.
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J. Smith et ux, I acre, Sec. 3t,
what. J. Barger, RE I, Box
stands for Kid o f
the
W ild
T. 1 N., H. 3 W „ *10.
63.
Adv p 3
W est.
He used to ride in the
Maria A. Ilei to W illiam S.
Round-l'ps, but don't tell him
Flynn et ux, Lots 10 aim I f ,
we said anything about it.
U-i*.elbrook Farm, $10.
L>. L. W eston et ux t-o Hobt.
Hughes et ux, 10 acres, T . I
THINKS OF FRIENDS
o., H. 2 W „ $10.
AT CHRISTMAS TIME
Lino Arata to Earl E. Fisher,
i.ots 3 aud t>, Blk. A., S teel'»
T CHRISTMAS time more than
.vdd., Beaverton, $10.
*ny other season of the >enr
James B. Farr et ux io W .;
my thoughts turn to the old
friend*.
Memories and mcwUeclions N\ • Kabuck el ux, Lot 2, Blk.
of the old home circle oane thick nn<l t, . Forest Grove, I300U.
fast; father— how grave and aertous
D. A. Pattuito el ux lo D.
> 1 SY»
N$; Yf Cl
ha waa—and the older boy* an.l mr ^
W ight et UX, Lot 18, Edge-
sister, and den rest of all— mo:'
They are nearer to me at
than at any other time of the
was mother who told us the
mss stories and filled our
after we bad all been sent off
I knew I should always Had
mine— mother knew well how
them. I never see a box
today without recatltnc all the
mas Joys of childhood— a Dd
How far away these old friend-
Most of thorn are lying silent
In t t e little country cemetery
which ne lived and all that are li«iug , j
j JJ., K. 2 W., $ttl.
nre srniterod
Marie M. Hudson to
Harry
The college community in which we p
ux
, 7.35
acre*,
live Is nomadic and shlft:rc
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LOCAL NEWS
1LETTERS
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Beaver *'.hiptcr No. nul.
Visitor* wrleoni*.
Pliffwu)
l"$ . t# K> X
Rut* bring receipts, My order o f I lie
iilar no .tin «. W ed- W orthy
Matron.
Jessie
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neaiiay evening. Doc. |
A«li
pilline, Sec
IS. al P I*. M. Mo
To All
j
Sanitary Market j
Reduced Fares
W E P R IN T B U T T E R W R A P P E R S
m
i-Sa
r
For example 1
Also foe
New Y w ri
A»k agent foraste
, I Unita.
friends of today [ sikh on rnplilij and
are gnne tomorrow to the remotest
parts of the earth. The old ft lends
ure everywhere No matter where I
po—Ne-r York or San Francisco. Min
ueupolU or New Orleans. Naples or
Edinburg. Parts or la-ndoii. I happen
upon them t .ne, one In Pm.... M; J
lind hardly been ten m last es In Toron
tb. where I thoagtit I knew no one
until t almost ran hcnd-flrst into iin
old a««,ualn,anc«.
Where are your old fr lends» T ! one
sciittored.” you say. Ten y n r ] uro .
at Chris!;naa time. I wns with twenty
young coilege friends gathered abo-it
the fireplace, hlhirlously eclebr iring
l-efore they should go home for the
hu'.ldftya. Where are they now ? one
has been fnr beyond the Canal zone:
another Is making a home for himself
wi the Pacific coast; three sre In New
7 ork; two nre In Fnglnnd. .mil --'her .
are in various nnd remote p e ls of
this country fine of these, tviyti- t>v>
John Horntmaun «*t ux to C. A
E. Ekstroni, 3 acres, Sec. 5, l ?
I it.. It. 2 W., ÍI0 .
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Anna M. Sleinke lo Joseph 4
yj,
et al, 2.57 acre», lice*- R
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7 - ^ u •> W
t in 4
8
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Bisinarch B. Bortb
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Klorfine, Part o f Lot 8 , Blk. I,
Hillsboro, | I 0 .
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p b . Reasoner el ux to L. ^
q Sctiiindl et ux, 40 acres, See - j
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$ 10 .
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THE
STING IEST
MAN
BEAVERTON
OREGON
Open Until 8:30 P.M. Every
Evening Until Chrictmr*£
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BEAVERTON PHARMACY
BE AVERTON,
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SsU -lair« fVcvnibcf tf. l l i l'tnll (anuarv t
PfOfSfliunM i isduciMMM 1 » 1US1-V otl>*I p s iu x
S ou th ern P a c ifs d in e s
C. B Allen, Agrnt, Bea vertun, L'rrg'n
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Symphony Lawn
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W ritin g Paper
A G ift D e n o t i n g
Good Ju dgm en t
Symphony Lawn is as line
a Stationery as Brains,
money, and experience can
produce.
When’ Ffp*enHd in any one o! the many Gilt Boxes
erpecially created lor this »tattr, it ccnitiiuus ere cl
thejmost satisfy» g and appreciated cf all Chtitin as
Gifts.
Eveiybod y utrs ttstitrt'i), to Ejnnhtny Lnwn will
saff !y « h f n ; r y cf yr ur arnual gift prt l it ms.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT
Dean’s Drug Store
The
Store
BEAVERTON
OREGON
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A man who w a* too econoin- A
ica l to
take hi* home paper ^
#enj j,j4
little boy to borrow A
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(aken by hi9 neigh- 4
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In h,s h:,* ' e
l,hPv b0> ^
o ver a ?4 eland o f bees.
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BtavcrtM Rcricv, $1.50 per j t ; fine
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The
20th Century Grocery
s
A
I M ERRY
Christmas
!hl* week:
I ihh not
hh * ton
minulcf* lie lookod like a
target tlie Hundny even 11 • wi- * <n w ;iflv
Mima-
-quash.
H 1 *
iihont your old firej-lncc wl-.-n we erf
peached hi- father,
who 5
served with sponge cnfcc nnd mil'; I
.
...«.«ta i.c e . anil fa ll- 2
shmild like to h* fher» Just once more, ran
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u-irp 21
h»t I should want to come hack to my , " * to
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work the next -lay." What a child he , fence which he raa Into,
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grems to tue!
lug j| down, cutting a handful &
ily ex;— rlenca Is only the common o f f|c«h from hi» anatomy and F
experience of ns all Time hrenks our rnining a 8 4 pair o f
pant*-
closest (issorloilon* end scatters our The old cow took advantage of 1
coni|iHiiions of n few yaur* ago. But
II, ■ gap in thi fence, got into
It Is the old friends nnd the friend*
who gre far away of whom we ur* Hie cornfield, and killed herself j
thinking roost these days—those that eating grepn corn. Hearing the
have gone, and those that are going. racket, the w ife ran. upsetting
There are a few of ns whoae a four-gallon churn full o f rich ^
thought* and whose prayers nre not rroa,,n
drowning
the
whole
with our old friendt nt Christmas . ,
hi her hurry she lost
time—those who nre near und those n'ln
$7 set o f false teeth. The |
who nr« far sway. Living or dead-
wherever they * r «—<lo,l bless them baby, left atone, craw led thru
Iv a
nnd keep them all I— Thomas Arkle I lie -pilled cream nnd into I
( ’lark.
p-iftor, ruining a brand
n«’W
, tiff. Wmer* Nr per tTfilon )
$ ’ 0 carpet.
During lit* excitc-
i it,(Mil the oldest daughter ran
its
away writh ihe hired man: the
| dug broke up
eh-ieri
setting
hens, and (lie cal es got out
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[ anil el.cwed the tai s i f f o f f-Jur
l
From
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For Christina*
Delivery
McMinville anb return
$195
Foreat Glove and retnrn
.80
AI! points, 11- 3 fare round trip
A*k Agrsl
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Phone 0265
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Is It F o r Sale!
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Merry
Christmas
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To You
Sprague's,
Everybody's Store
“ A Home Store In
Your Home Town”
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Putting On All|High Clats^Pictures) |and
Big Vaudeville^Entertainment
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Watch Our Lobby Front
For Photo Display* d f Picture* and, Vaudeville
New Year's Mfflhight Follies
Six-Piece Orchestra, Vaudeville, Balloon*
Serpentine, Confetti
Make arrangements now to reserve your seat as »here will be a big crowd!
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