The Beaverton review., August 13, 1926, Image 4

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Business Directory
he Beaverton
M AKE
M EALS
IN T E R E S T IN O
WANTED M i POE SALE
b e in g
ta le a
p a id
by
p la in tiff
aa
a f o r e s a id
T h e b a la n ca . I f a n y. It» he d la p o a e d
o f aa aald C o u r t m a y he a d v la e d an d
m ay
d i r e c t : th a t lh a
lie n o f aald
m o r t g a g e he d e c r e e d p r io r a n d s u ­
p e r io r t o a ll c la im . In te re s t o r e q u i ­
ty o f e a ch o f th e d e fe n d a n t s h e r e ­
in. a n d th a t a u ch o t h e r a n d f u r t h e r
d e c r e e he g r a n t e d h e r e in
as
m ay
a eem Just a n d e q u it a b le .
Monsignor Jame» Leen, Coad­ hislio|> In the world. He Is n
jutor Bis|ui|i of
Hort I,onta, native of Ireland, born tliirly
Mauritius,
is
tin*
youngest one years agi).
The foods combined in one
lineal should have variety and Foe Sale — Team of
young
contrast in texture and flavor
mares. Inquire, A. K. Han­
Serve something crunchy I lk
son, Wood «V Fuel.
e32tf
toast, or browned crumb.« on
I An eipprie'iced MARGKLl.KH
New Beaverton Garage, gen.
srappoled dish, something soft,
in attendance
as a while sauce or eustard eral auto repairing, acetylene
Friday, August 1S, 19SS
F IR S T C L A M W O R K A T
Storage, T h a t If a f t e r th e a ald » a le a n d th e
something crisp and fresh, like welding and bratiug.
Issued Every Friday At
R E A S O N A B L E PRICES
Adv c 3 a p p lic a t io n o f th e p r o c e e d a t h e r e o f
|le(lure or cohl slaw.
f o r th e p a y m e n t o f th e m o n e y » d u e
Beaverton, Oregon,
For variety in flavor, some
Fop Bale— \ three-burner eoal th e p l a i n t i f f o n aald n o t e « n d n u tr ì-
I of (he foods chosen should be
it a h o u ld b e a a c c r t a ln e d th a t
oil »love. Also a
a* -Ineh g s a a id g e pr«*ceeda
F o r F in « W atoh Repairing an
a re I n s u ffic ie n t t o p a y
i mild or bland, like potatoes or
wire cable, 400 feel loivg. J. s u c h J u d g m e n t o r d e e ra e aa th e p la in
J.. U. Hulelt
Optical W o rk
I bread: some should have
S. Miller.
c37 t i f f m ay r e c o v e r h e r e in , ahe m a y
Editor and Publisher
pronounced flavor, as in t h e
See A. E. W IL S O N
hnve
Judgm ent
over
and
a g a ln a t
I case of rare steak, roast, lanth, Young lady desires a room witli M rie W . M c C o r m ic k an d ( b o r i » W
Phone M i 5
WATCHMAKER and JEWELER
1 ham, or cheese, or some of I he
or wilhoul hoard in a refined M c C o rm ick , aa a d m ln la t r a to r o f th e
On Broadway, First Door Eas
Kaiarad a. mmad-ria« vau»r Dmvbm *k I vegetables such as cauliflower
family. Address reply lo Mis« e a ta te o f M a tild a J a n a M cC o rm ick ,
of the Post Office
d e ce a se d .In
th e
sum
o f s u ch
d e ft
tk « P o .t O S n «I t a n t t u . O taoon
cabbage,
and
onions;
there
A.
Herring, 729 Irving SI., c l e a r ? .
• U « t k . AM o f M arcii j. i m
should «Iso be something sour
Portland.
Adv p37 T h la s u m m o n # la s e r v e d u p o n y o u
B E A V E R T O N LU M B E R OO
in itself, like tomato or pickles
by
p u b lic a t io n ,
by
ord er
of
H on
Subscription, 11.60 per year.
or like spinach or beds, some­ F op Sate— t A» aere», 40n feel Qeotr R I t a g le y , J u d g e o f th e a b o v e
Now Open F o r Business
off pavement. Small house, e n t it le d C o u r t w h ic h o r d e r w a s
thing that is ordinarily served
Advertising rates on application with vinegar, or a salad with
garage, chicken house. $2.100. m a d e a n d d a te d J u l ? I I . 192«.
Under New Management
$100 cash, balance $10.00 per M. It. R um p . A t t o r n e y f o r P la in ­
French dressing. Sweet flavor
R eal d e n e e
and
a M n n
SEIH
month.
5"4 interrai.
Fry's t i f f
LEWIS BRC8., PROPRIETOR*
For many years, a number o i l 's usually provided in the des-
Real Estate Gfflce.
c 37-39 b o ro . O r e g o n .
oroad gauged, forward looking I *ert, or it may be introduced
D a te
o f flr a t
p u b lic a t io n
J u ly
IS,
192«.
men engaged in the Industrie.' I elsewhere in the menu as in F o p Bale —Grab apples, cooking
O. W . N O YE S
D
a
te
o
f
la
at
p
u
b
lic
a
t
io
n
,
fiep
t.
I.
of Oregon have backed w ith « f. I candied sweat potatoes, or in
apples, eating apples, plums,
191«.
A d v « 94-49
ATTORNEY AT LAW
fort and money a movement |««|!he form o f jelly with meat
prunes, and fruit of all kinds.
and
H. A. Fkstrom. one mile easl
Collection#— A ll hlnda— Inaurano« sell the industrial asset«
products o f Oregon to Oregon- | "Carrot» will make you beau-
o f Beaverton on the Canyon
Beaverton
Oregon lans. These men in diversified I lifdl" is indirectly true, because
road.
Adv p 34-37
lines and living
in various I f*rrots are an excellent source
Dim son
parts of the slate,
hold the I 'd mineral matter which
is Feult F op Sale— Blue
DR. S A M U EL 80R EN SER
plums. Bartlett pears. Crab
common view that encouraging I used in regulating body pro.
Beaverton, Ore. Near S. P. Depot
D r. Samuel Soranson, O. V. S. and making successfully estab-1 cesses and building
apple« and Gravenslelne, and
tissues,
sweet cider. Bring conlain-
■ j . ucluaio and licensed veterinary lislied
manufacturing
plants. I They are" especially rich in cal­
ers.
Hans Nielsen, on Em­
ami
building
up
tbeir
prestige
I
ciuiii
and
a
good
source
of
at
PHONES
mons farm.
Adv p 39-39
Office,
Beaverton 4903 would insure quickest return it | !east three vitamins
additional
factories
in
the
state.
l'arm lies.
Hillsboro 3U 2«i
High grade piano near Beaver­
This is a policy in which ev-1 The common •‘millers" flying
ton will be sold lo reliable
cry community of Oragon has I »bout lights in the evening are
party at big saving.
$10
S T E V E V A S IL E F F
a deep and abiding interest.
I the parents of the destructive
monthly will handle. A real
A general trade mark or em-1 cutworms that often strike down
T a ilo r to Men and Women
buy. Write at once for par­
Mem was adopted.
containingJ portions of Oregon garden and
PRE881NG AND REPAIRING
ticular».
Tollman
Piano
the
words,
“
Oregon
Quality-’
on
I
Held
crops.
The
female
lays
Residence: 5th Bouse West of
Store, Salem. Oregon.
real “ helper"
a diamond shaped shield sup-1
to 500 eggs singly or in
gtipe's Garage, Beaverton
Adv c 36-38
Shop: 497 Washington Street, ported by a Beaver. This was I '»asses on or near the food
W ATER
characteristic of thrift and |n-1 Plants of the larvae, which are
^ # ^
roundtrip
Portland, Oregou
•ravoxi
dustry and is based upon th el hatched from the eggs in a few
hire to
I m Ik « <
( o « r ( mt the Ital« o f
biological fact that Oregon was | 'lays. This brood grows
up O r t t B R f o r W a e b l M g la a Com m i j .
Mapes A Son
In
barn,
fssdyard.
tard
en,
ài
«chan.
the greatest habitat of the Bea­ feeding on the mid-summer
B IL L IA R D P AR LO R S
S u n d ry ar b ath room , yo u wUI And
ver.
• » l a andar * r$MB$$ n real h rtp — lc
plants and develop* into molh« C o r a S c o f i e ld M u rp h y . P la in t iff,
Cigars
»
makrBhcavytaaàam ay.lfaavrNCouni-
Recognition of the signifi­ later in the fall. It is (his pen-,
vs
laas $ t cp«, I'm a t e a b a n * mm * «U rabia.
Tobaccos
And II 1$ m ana? now cm b a m (hla
•'ration that lays the batch of M e r le W . M c C o rm ick a n d D o r is M c ­
cance
of
the
Oregon
industries
Confections
(• B v c n lo n c w
W l t b Cba law - p r ic e d
C o r m ic k . hla w i f e ; O o o r g e W . M c­
F alrbankt-M itn«
**$ Horn« W ater H a s t.
Soft Drinks program and its value has mad* I "FF» from which the cutworms
C
o
r
m
ic
k
a
n
d
A
lv
e
r
la
M
c
C
o
rm
ick
,
a u p p ty -
strides.
I'hat winter over as half grown
aprii»#, lake, arrea
I low well,
hla w i f e : A d e la id e D r a u g h n
an d
Cady B uilding
W atson Street
Friday, Saturday and Sunday—
d e e p - e l l — w h eth er
tn a amati
'The practical side of
the I !»rva<* under the surfare of the H a r r y D r a u g h n . h e r
huxband:
b n again w oe ______ arry m ía te, there
famous slogan "—Oregon quality I -°U »re hatched. They
are G e o r g e W . M c C o r m ic k , a « a d m in i­
la a Fairbanks-Mura« Horn# Water
return limit Tuesday. Ask for
Plant that Ata you r needs and your
stra to r o f
t h e e s ta te o f
M a tild a
is now pointed out in newspa-1 easily controlled by a poison
purer V kCtrk. kerosene end I ooo U im
information aK>ut 15-day and
BEAVERTON BARBER SHOP per comment. These statements |hran mash,
Arte«* J f » ga llon and largar ««am
Jane
M c C o r m ic k , d e c e a s e d .
an d
give real Ara prt
R a lp h
H annan.
D e fe n d a n ts .
commutation
fares.
C. J. Stevens, Prep.
record triumphs
of
Oregon
J u j I tu rn th * f a u t *
Maintains the same old prices products in meeting competi­ 0 R E 6 0 N S T A T E N E W S
To
A d e la id e
D rau gh n
an d
H arry
O p m olln * o n . a t I h n . p i . n t . I . M
Train Schedules
S m H . s . (On,. C am a In ir U MS I n
D r a u g h n . h e r h u e b a n d . o f th e a b o v «
Shave 25c
H aircut 35o tion in various parts of
th e
fo u r a .ll. P a l o n . s t I h . . . r .a l
T O P O R T L A N O :-
nam ed d e fe n d a n t».
In th e N a m e o f
•
■help..."
lo
nock
l.n
T
h
.
r
a
.
i
l
s
world.
I
hey
show
Oregon
is
Laundry In Connection
Corvallis has shipped a car­ th e S ta ta o f O r e g o n : Y o u , a n d e a ch
»orpcM natF sm all L ai aa show rom­
* .*.*:*5 A M - 7;- 9
« 2 » A M., 1:06 H.M,
These state­
e i - Sian hand la I h . r o m p i* !» U n. W
1 JO H.M , 4:52 H.M., 7 22 H.M. 8:59 H.M., 10:48 H.M.
BEAVERTON.
O R E marching* ahead.
o f y o u . a r e h e r e b y r e q u ir e d to a p ­
Fol. h a n k .-M a r.» rn d lM r . . h k h In­
ments cover loganberries to pipe load o f loganberries In England. p e a r a n d a n s w e r th e c o m p la in t f ile d
clini»«- " Z " B a n in ... M om . 1 u h i and
, « T U R N , N D . L E A V E P O R T L A N O :.
Clatsop County has'an excep­ a g a in s t y o u l a th e a b o v e e n t itle d
organs and womens" coats lo
P aam Marna. Semi Rr llp v M im lm llU,
,Vu a
L °:‘ 5 AM ' M P . « . . » : ! » H. M, *4:15 P M . 5:15
P
»»d
G
r
ln
d
.r
a
,
F
a
irb
a
n
k
«
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r
a
i»».
water tanks.
tionally good hay
crop
this c o u r t and s u it o n o r b e f o r e t h e
W a.h ln s Ma. h in -., .I n u l e m olar», a
P.M., 6:00 P.M., 8:03 P.M., 9:33 H.M., 11:30 PM.
la s t d a y o f t h e tim e p r e s c r ib e d In
r o m p i.!» Iln . or g . a . r . l « - r . l t .
Each year, Oregon's wonder- year.
p a m p in i - o u ip m .a i, p u m p lacks,
th e o r d e r f o r th e p u b lic a tio n o f th e
’ Not Sundays
I ful fruits an<j vegetables and
pswar h «ad«, »er.
Road work in the city of su m m o n * , t o - w i t : On o r b e f o r e th e
Undertaker and Embalmer soil products make new con Clatskanie is being
S. SCHEUPBACH
rapidly e x p ir a t io n o f s ix w e e k s n e x t. f r o m
suesls.
Willamette Valley lo pushed.
$4 ml. eouthweel of B ««v «rto n
a n d a ft e r th e d a te o f f i r s t p u b l i c a ­
Grange Building
tio n o f th is s u m m o n s, th e d a te o f
A uthorised Dealar
OREGON ganberries are finding a wel
BEAVERTON.
The .Mist Market Road district s a id f ir s t p u b lic a t io n b e in g o n J u ly FAIRBANKS-MORSE PRODUCTS
come in Great Britain; even
192$. an d I f y o u f a ll s o to a p p e a r
ALLEN, AGENT
Oregon marmalade is being en­ will spend $li,000 on improve­ a S3.
n d a n s w e r th e p l a i n t i f f w ill a p p ly
joyed in England— borne
of ments, this year.
t o th e C o u r t f o r th e r e l i e f p r a y e d
marmalade and (oast. Spagnum
F. W . B ISH O P
The
St.
Mary’s
Catholic f o r In h er said c o m p la in t , t o - w l t :
have
Judgm ent
moss o f the Oregon coast is go­ Church at Eugene will erect a T h a t p l a i n t i f f
Plum bing and Heating
a g a in s t d e fe n d a n t s . M e r le W . M c C o r­
ing into surgical dressings that ♦ 75,000 edifice.
m ic k a n d G e o r g e W
M c C o r m ic k , as
are on the way to Australia.
HARDWARE, PAINTS
One hundred registered Ore­ a d m in is t r a t o r o f th e e s ta t e o f M a t il­
i houses cut in our factories are
M c C o r m ic k , d e c e a s e d , f o r th e
have been d s u a m J a o n f e 1250
Phone 2003
Beavertonjin Africa and the Orient: pn| gon Jersey cows
00 w ith I n te r e s t th*»reon
s in c e D e c e m b e r IS. 1921, a t th e ra te
ishes, cleaners, soaps, paints 'hipped to New Jersey.
The Sutherlin cannery will o f < p er c e n t p e r a n n u m , a n d f o r
and vegetable oils are being
Fa-tivad •
tèa*.
th e c o s t s and d is b u r s e m e n t s o f th is
distributed
in increasing a- pay approximately $250,000 t o s u i t : and th e fu r t h e r s u m o f $75.06
c m Of PAJUE A bo p
ft 9 X M JA M JtA iC N lM rJ
BEAVER WOOD CO.
mounts; toilet preparations with farmer» for prunes this year.
a t t o r n e y ’ s fe e s h e r e in , » n d th e f u r ­
Effective June 1, 1926. due to a
th e r sura o f 115. SI
w it h
In te re s t
Oregon labels are being used by
The
Douglas
County
Cream­
shortage, block wood and kiln belles of th« Paeific: logging
t h e r e o n s in c e A p r il 12, 1925. s t th e
ery has bean incorporated at ra te o f 12 p er c e n t p e r a n n u m , and
dried planer ends, good measure,
machinery, garden tractors, gas Ros*burg, with $100,000 capital. th
e fu r t h e r sunv o f $7.45. w ith I n t e r ­
$5.00 per load. Also have some
engines and other implements
e s t t h e r e o n s in c e A p r il 4. 1915, at
1st and 2nd growth fir, 4 ft.
Road District No. 9 at Rainier th e r a t e o f 12 p * r c e n t p e r a n n u m ,
also a coal feeding device, an
and 16-inch. Phone 1151.
automatic stoker, all are going has $17,000 available for mar- a n d th e f u r t h e r su m o f f lfi.7 * w ith
It In vite d to the
into distant markets hearing sal road construction thi» year. In te re s t t h e r e o n s in c e A p r il 14. 1924,
s t th e r a t e o f 12 p e r c e n t p e r a n ­
the
banner
of
"Made
in—Ore­
DANCE
The New St. Helens Pulp and n u m , th e la st t h r e e s u m s b e in g t a x ­
gon .' Our tires and rubber Paper Company mill will be in e s p a id b y p l a i n t i f f o n th e h e r e in ­
Every Saturday Night at
heels, as well as cereals, are operating by the first of th e a f t e r d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y In o r d e r to
Kinton Grange Hall
p r o t e c t h e r c la im a n d lie n u n d e r h er
in the Orient and in the day's year.
Modern Music by
m o r t g a g e h e r e in m e n tio n e d .
news recently was reported i
The Thoinpsoa-Kelly sawmill T h a t th e m o r t g a g e d e s c r ib e d I n
Easley’s Five-piece Orchestra shipment lo islands in the Pa
p l a i n t i f f s said c o m p la in t h e r e in and
th
cific of store fixtures, furni­ at Marshfield lias resumed cut­ w h ic h w a s e x e c u t e d b y d e fe n d a n t.
ture, trunks, and bags— the ting after a shutdown of sev­ M e r le W . M c C o r m ic k a n d M a tild a
If you want slab wood I have
eral months.
from 8 to 10 P. M.
Jane
M c C o rm ick ,
now
d ecea sed ,
to
it. If you want cord wood 1 store fixtures being the new
A lv a H . S c o fie ld a n d r e c o r d e d
on
feature
in
this
trade.
Lumber
St.
Helens’
two
banks
show
have it.
if you want
short
p a g e 334 o f b o o k S2.
record s
of
prior to the opening, Monday m o r n i n g
ten per cent increase in their m o r t g a g e s f o r W a s h in g t o n C o u n ty .
wood 1 have it. A. E. Hanson, carriers an.j hoisting machinery-
the
wood
man.
Telephone are invading domestic markets. combined resources, during tjie O r e g o n , o n o r a b o u t M a y 31. 1919
(a n d
w h ic h m o r t g a g e
w aa. on
or
I ransaction* of the woolen past three months.
of the
0445.
Adv c 16tf
W a s h in g t o n C o u n t y . D r e g o n . o n
or
textiles and garment manufac­
Timber
totaling
15,206,472 a b o u t J u ly 31, 1924), b e d e c r e e d to
turing industrie« emphasize the
feet, and valued at $22,895.17, b e a f ir s t lien a n d a f ir s t m o r t g a g e
WOOD
importance of the woolen and
was cut in the Cascade forest a b o u t M a y 24. 1924, f o r v a lu e , d u ly
yarn industry as a basic indus­
, a s s ig n e d , a n d t r u n o ff rr^ d
t o
For Your No I Winter Wood
•hi» year, from January lo June, s p o l ld
a i n t i f f h e re in b y an a s s ig n m e n t o f
try here. The woolen products
m
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r
t
g
a
g
e
r
e
c
o
r
d
e
d
o
n
p
a
g
e
«09
of
Phone Joe Kemmer, 0407
Hve miles of railroad
has
industrie» are growing at (he
b o o k 9«. r e c o r d s o f m o r t g a g e s f o r
been
completed
at
Cottage
Grove
rafp
of
about
twenty-five
per
Beaverton
u p o n th e re a l p r o p e r t y t h e r e in and
cent each year over each pre­ for the new J. H. Chambers h e r e in d e s c r ib e d a s f o l l o w s :
ceding year.
sawmill, which will goon be fih- A ll th e f o l l o w i n g b o u n d e d a n d d e ­
s c r ib e d re a l p r o p e r t y ly in g , b e in g ,
The practical side of "Oregon ished.
DR. R. 8. W E L S H
a n d s itu a te w it h in th e c o u n t y
of
Quality" applies not only to
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
W a s h in g t o n , s t a t e of O r e g o n , and
products compounded in Xa-
m o r e p a r t ic u la r ly b o u n d e d a n d d e ­
Phones: Office, 5303; Rea. 3925 tutes work shop, but to sport N O TIC E O F
s c r ib e d s s f o llo w s , t o - w l t :
F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T
B e g in n in g a t a p o in t 10 r o d s W e s t
Rossi Bldg.
Beaverton. Ore. and work garments, wearables
\ ears in the serving—months in the making
¡like hats and caps and shoes,
Notice is hereby given that o f a p o in t 13 r o d s s o u t h o f s s to n e
a»
he
r e e o g n la e d
re n te r o f
th e
I golf stockings, womens' coals, •he undersigned. Inez B. Uog-
n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f fle c t io n « fn
and the illustration can be rar- ers, Administratrix of the es­ T o w n s h ip 2 N o r t h o f R a n g « 4
de­
jried on into Oregon paints and tate of Jonas J. Birfcel,
W e * t o f W illa m e t t e M e r id ia n
I n
Certain building materials, Ore­ ceased. has filed in the Cniin- W a s h in g t o n C o u n t y a n d S ta t e o f
gon paper and paper products, y Court of Ihe Stale of Ore­ O r e g o n , a n d r u n n in g t h e n c e w e s t
10 rod s, t h e n c e s o u th
12
rod s,
rope, twine, and burlap bags. gon, for Washington County,
t h e n c e c a s t 10 r o d * , t h e n c e n o r th
heralding the worth while things which emanate
To these, shortly, will be added, and Ihe
Hon. E. J.
Ward,
12 r o d s t o th e p la c e o f b e g in n in g , j
no doubt, Oregon linen cloth County Judge of sai.j Courl, t o s e c u r e th e p a y m e n t o f s a id su m s
from the Schlesinger chain of stores and the worth
and silk ribbon, as these fac­ ha* fixed Saturday, September o f m o n e y .
T h a t «Id m o r t g a g e b e f o r e c lo s e d ,
tories are "on (he way."
I Ml, 1926, at the hour of ten
while things done here for Oregon.
a l p r o p e r t y b e s o ld as
A report on manufacturing o clock in Ihe forenoon there­ a u n p d o n sa e x id e c u re
t io n In th e f o r e c l o s u r e o f
prepared for the Pacific North­ of as the time and the County m o r t g a g e s and th e p r o c e e d s o f sa id
west Shippers’ Advisory Board Court Hoom
in
the
Court s a le be a p p lie d as f o l l o w * , v ia : F ir s t
o f (he American Railway Asso­ Room in the Court House a l t o th e p s y m e n t o f th e lie n s n d c la im
ciation which met at Tacoma, Hillsboro. Oregon, as the place o f th is p l s l n t l f f u n d e r s s ld n o t e and
m o r t g a g e w h ic h a m o u n t s t o $244 00
shower that I he total value of for hearing «aid final
report w ith In te re s t t h e r e o n s in c e D e c e m ­
the manufactured producís of nd objections, jf any, therein b e r 1*. 1923. s t t h e r a t e o f « p e r
Oregon for 1925 approximated nd for the settlement of said ce n t p e r a n n u m , a n d th e c o s t s o f
th is s u it an d o f s a id s a le , an d th e
• 27»,218,347.00. This is ex- estate.
f u r t h e r sum
o f $75 99
a t t o r n e y 's
Inez
B.
Rogers.
Por Infants and Children
!rlu,,iVe of
lumber produe-
fe e s h e r e in , and th e fu r t h e r su m o f
i ^ n . . p __ a ____ o / v u _____ ,ion- Purely this supports the
Administratrix of the e*.
w ith
In te re s t t h e r e o n
s in c e
In U m For Over 3 0 Years dea or quality in Oregon ate of Jonas J. iiiekel. deceased $15.31
A p r il 13. 1925, at th e r a t e o f 12 p e r
Atwaye best* ^
producís,
Dale o f first
publication c e n t p er a n n u m , an d th e f u r t h e r sum*
o f $7 45, w ith I n t e r e s t t h e r e o n sine#»
i bo
\ugiisl 13, 1926.
A p r il 4, 1925, a t th e ra te o f 12 p er
Eugene is planning a new
Dale o f
last
publication, c e n t p er a n n u m , a n d th e f u r t h e r su m
“ city within Ihe city,” on a 60- 1 September 10, 1926
o f $1«.7S w ith in t e r e s t th e r e o n s in c e
Oet Y o u r P rin tin g Done Now ¡acre site,
|
¿¿y p 37-11 A p r il 14, 192«, a t t h e r a ta o f 12 p e r
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Review
Special This Week
Binder Twine
$7.50
Diamond hd. wheat Flour 2.00
Fisher Blend Flour
2.19
Fly Spray per gal.
1.00
Dropping-board Scrapers 1.35
CHAS. BERTHOLD
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED
Red El ectrics
A
under Pressure
P o r t l a n d
W . E. Pegg
Southern Pacificlines
«MS O l DS‘WORTMAN’ 6 -‘K i NG ~~=
The whole countryside
Diamond Jubilee Reception
Saturday, August 14
t m m o.
r n tp e tsa tu
SALE
A
SALE THAT
IS
A SALE!
P ortla n d ’s Progressive Store invites
you with a full heart and a glad hand
CASTOR! A
COME !
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per
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la s t
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