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BUSINESS COUKSES
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world ‘ 0 oidroi nml lar*c< «I tor*
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Fro«» |U mi ) i I«'I whit I« doaorliva
(liror mura»« In detail.
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Hrvan-rooii
lioijM-, Clileki o hou ». moo
«thickens. ft oulk cotta, 0oo<
barn. $1,000 mali down, moi
(ernia on bulunce.
23. Tun
arma, ft-room
pia»
• trrrd house. (iood writ. On
Hood road.
Prim,
$4,200.
$l,ooo down,
2$. One arm.
4-room limi*«.
Wnadahrd, chicken houar.
I
mil« from Braver Ion.
Urici
$1.000,00. $500.00 will liuio
die.
Start saving now and experience t h a t ^
same feeling.
Start with a coin and end with a barrel
o f money- - W e have a ¿XConey ¿Barrel
for you.
Beaverton
Help W anted T o H a r v e s t
C anada’s L a r g e C rop
$ee I he West While Earning Money
Western Canada baa our of lite bignè*! crop* in iu his­
tory. Farm labor i« nrci«d to barerai II. You can via­
li ibi» »underfill country ubile earning nionrv and nee
the girai opportunities il baa to offer.
Special Low Fares
Soft Railway K ic A m i «- ttuiMtn*. Port lami Orwtnm
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Mia. Hern Ir« I'Heal
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MA R T ' S MEWS
Mr
Mrs.
Fr, d Cal(,w<.|,
"* ,,,IU,,or® r" r H f,,w daF «-o f Hillsboro wem vDIII«.*
HI
W sitar Mi'Cmcdlo
bua re- Mary, frbtida Tuesday,
turned from bla trip
Io
Mi«
Mra. Cha*. Mycr*
was
a t
Kllal.
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Huston ami Hcoftel«| Friday and
<iuy Kiasxllc left laat week Saturday on btidlne*«,
for Chicago, where »,« wtll vis
Mrn# w . T. Mycr, of Portland
it hi* mother,
visited wit), Mra. flh«». Myers
Florence (iardliier and Rachel, **"ver»l dnyn tills week,
Meade returned last week from
Mis* l>orothy Walker
from
a trip to aoulberu Oregon.
Portland waa vlattmg Tuesday
Mra. W. Karl
Parker
and here with Mra. Cbaa. T. Myera.
Mra, Mabel Uiulnau, with their
children, are apem^ng their va-
HAZELDALE
catton at Itbododendron.
Mr. and M r». Walter Carey
and family, who have been mak­
ing their home in I.o* Augvles
for some time past, have re­
turned to Oregon.
Mr. Carey
iia* been transferred, and will
he employed by the
Western
Electric Go. o f Portland. They
have been guesls
during
the
past week at the home or Mr.
Carey's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Carey.
Mrs. Hose <*urri»on and her
■isler,
Miss Edna Matney were
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guests at a party at the home
of l»r. and Mr*. Hurry J. Han­
cock. at Gearhart, celebrating
the 3?nd wedding anniversary
of the couple.
AUTO TRUCK AND LIVERY SERVICE, DAILY TRIPS
TO PORTLAND
FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVINQ
Offices: llenverlon. Comer of Watson ttnd First Bt.
Portland Office, Portland Auto Freight Terminal
Phono: Beaverton <1203
Portland, Main 3540
HEMS
The
Carson Heights
Ep-
worlh League held a business
meeting at the church Monday
night.
They decided to dis­
continue their meetings
unlit
September.
lor lull information, rail on or »rite to
M B. THORNTON
A«‘< H-spu of Colon I so t ion. Canadian Paeifle Railway
Lewis Brothers Props.
MULTNOMAH
Mr. anq M s. A. W. Molin
anil family, u
and
Miss Ellen
Molin, have left for a
two
weeks' motor trip to ML Ra-
nler.
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Special arrangements have be n made to giva harvest help a
very low fare to all point» in the Prairie Province. They will ba
in olfacl during tba harveat season.
Beaverton Transfer Co.
li
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson,
Mrs. Douglas Has a
friend
who have been visiting
their
from
El
Paso,
Texas,
a*
a
house
daughter, Mm *0. fl. Ehle, have
guest.
returned to their home In Han
Ibego.
Courtney Kyveraon la in Cor-
, „
belt, Ore., where he has em-
Mias Rachel- Crnnquiat
ployment.
ret o rto’d from
Fugette, where
Miae Anna Berger went to
-he attended the University o f
Oregon
summer school.
Hh Portland last week, »h ere she
» i l l leach in the high »«bool a t j,,a* employment.
Klamath Kallr this year.
R. P. McHenry o f
Portland
lies. and Mrs. Sharp and son WM“ 11 Huest at the home o f Mr
f>oual,| left M'induy for a three u,,<l
P. Brooke Sunday
" '’eka' motor trip to California.
J. A. McMillan haa been mak.
they »e re accompanied <>y Mr. j mg some repairs to |,|* .tore
Sharp , brother. Charles Sharp building during the past week
o f Wichita. Kansas,
... ,
Mr*. Charles R. Anderson ha»
Hie budding occupied by the beeg visiting relatives in Heal-
Multiiomah Hinge Co.
caught tie.
Wash., during the past
ffre Tuesday rflghl, but the vol- week,
unteer fire department had the
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... _
flames under
control
fifteen :
. , ® .5* * r*'
' **'
uimutea after the alarm
was ""'* i * " " V
„
day Sun­
day with Mr. * n i Mrs. George
given.
Watson, Aloha road.
i Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brooks
CAPITOL HILL
h anj Mrs. Mary McHenry were
¡calling on friends on Cooper
Mr and Mra. fl*car Holden | Mountain the last of the week
are spending two weeks at the
C. P. Hyverson and
family
Washington beaches.
»«ok a motor trip to the Mourn
Mr. amt
an.) Mrs.
Mr«. .1 Cordon T «.t- ‘ ||„„d uooPi la„ t Monday an,|
" " ,," ‘ l r,,,," l> ''r- 'pending a Tuesday, and enjoved the trip
w.-k or two
v ucatiouing
at . greatly.
Seaside.
J. 8. Brook*, who ban
cm
Father
Benedict
of
B t . ployment in Wasco, Ore., was a
Clare* parish
racently ino- recent visitor at the home of bis
lor<*«l to Seaside for a short brother, W. P. Brook*. He re­
vacation.
turned to his home last Tues
•Mr. and Mrs. If. A.
flan* day, after a ten day visiL
have returned
from
a
two
Mr. anj Mr*. R. C. Trover and
week»' trip
to Chicago
and »on from Redmond, W a s h ., who
oilier i-aslern points.
have been recent guests at the
b ii'crt Meyers
of
Catdtol home o f Mrs. Trpver's parent»,
Hill i» Di« » swimming instruc- Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Syverson,
home
last
tor at th« Y. M. C. A. Camp returned to their
Saturday.
nt Huyrnnn d. W aahington.
H ave you ever noticed that people w iih H
m oney in the hank have a certain air o i l
independence?
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of
Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as »
| Told jy Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly
B E A V E R T O N F IN A N C E CO
Re Independent
Bank
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O U R C O R R ESPO N D EN TS
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W . E. P egg. Gen. M gr.
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The many friends o f George
Watson, who resides
on
the
\loha road, will be very sorry
lo learn o f the laid accident he
had
receutly.
While
making
some repairs to a roof at his
home, he fell, hr-paking » bon
in one of his feet, also injuring
Mr. Chus. T. Myers made a one shoulder, and receiving a
business trip Monday to Wood­ had shaking up.
He is doing
land, Wash.
as well as can be expected, but
it will be sonic time before he
will be able to return to his
work in Portland.
B y E liz a b e th J o r d a n
M O T H E R ! Fletcher’s Castoria is a harmless Substitute for
Castor T b T Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups,
prepared to relieve Infants in am is and Children all ages of
Constipation
W in d Colic
Flatulency ’
T o Sweeten Stomach
D iarrhea
Regulate Bowels
Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and
Natural Sleep without Opiates
To avoid imitation«, always look for the signature of i o W W L
Proven dirt-ninni ojj _ each park««. PbyllcUn« mrywbtra recommend It,
Everybody
NINTON CHURCH
Services at the ebureh
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usual, Hunday.
CONGREGATIONAL CHUROH
Bible school at 10:30, preach­
MCTHOOirr CHURCH
Hunday Hchool at 9:45 A. M. ing in the evening by the pas-
10 A.M.— Hunday Hohool.
Preaching service at 4! A. M. tor, Rev. W. L. Strange, al 8
11 A. M. Harmon. “ Vessel* of
Junior and Intermediate C. E, o’clock.
Honor and Vessel* of
Dis­ meetings at 7 P. M.
Everybody Invited to attend
honor.''
Preaching at 8 P. M.
these services.
H P. M. "First Thing* F ir»L ”
J. H. Irvine, Pastor.
Churches
CATHOLIC CHURCH 8ERVIOE8 \
Holiday Musses, 7:40 and <0
A M.
Hunday Gatccbism, 9:20 A. M j
Week-Day Mass, 8:20 A. M .ji
Confession: Saturday, 3:30 to C
1:30; 7 to 8:30 I*. M.
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EATS
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE j
There will 1»* *ervi<'<-H at the ^
tent at the corner of Front and f
stout streets, each evening dur- ^
ing th<’ remai lid*- j of tin- wi-ek £
at 7:45.
Rev. and Mrs. IM Lanr« Wat- Jt
lace o f Seattle ha\-- charge of B
the preaching, and Harold and p
Maurice Turner arc in chargi 3
of the music.
There will bo three service- j
Sunday. A great afternoon »e r - : \
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HAY KILLERS
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In growing a crop o f alfalfa A
the worst animal pests are go- ^
phers, ground squirrels, prairie ^
dog», anrf mice. This Is p a r -!4
ticularly true in the western j
half of the United álate». The C
best means o f holding (hem In K
check are poisoning and trap- 8
ping.
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WE SERVE YOU WlfH THf BIST
Come into our Market and «elect the meat you want each day.
•ay oar groceries too, because we give you up-quality for
down low prices.
fresh yegetaWes, sound and ripe.
Pure ICE at all times.
“ Quality is our Policy.”
Delivery Service: West side 2 P. M.
East side 3 P. M.
W E D E L IV E R S A T U R D A Y
10:30 A .M .
BEAVERTON MARKET AND GROCERY
H. A.Morrison, Mgr.
Oregon. Washington, and Ida­
ho are producing some
111,-
000,000 bushel* o f w-lieal, oat»,
tnd barley, compared with ap­
proximately 105,010,000 husheU
last year.
less than
own car-
U S T F IG U R E I T O U T F O R Y O U R S E L F . Put down
J
the cost o f gas, oil, depreciation, tires and re­
pairs for your ow n car; then offset it with the
stage fare. You ’ll find you’re money in pocket
plus an enjoyable trip.
U se the motor stages for business o r pleasure,
and economy o f tim e and money. Frequent
schedules, reasonable rates . . and, they take you
to your exact destination.
ship h the out»tend ..-4 cKerwctrrisUc oi the
Trwmrtg 1 « offered in
21 departments of the College of
Literature. Science and the A rt*.
Architecture snd A llied A r t* —
Business Administration— Educa­
tion—Journalism—Graduate Study
— Law— Medicine— Music— Phy»-
cal Education— Sociology — Social
V o r k — Extension Division.
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Phone 1452
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CorporsUon fnr tbe name that is the bMl, in tbe opinion •4 tbe
judges, for the ne-r General [?] Gasoline.
S. In case of s tie «0 tying co te s cants will receive tbe fell
amount of the prize.
t. Tbe contest officially oynns August ba«l snd deees August
•1st. All entries bearing tbe August lis t postmark will be
Judged.
4. Tbe following web-known advertising Authorities and $ m a *
tires o4 tbe General Petroleum Corpora tic o will act as judges!
B. A. Sperry, Gen. Mgr., General Petroleum
oleum 1 Cory.; V s .
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Walker, Director of iviles. General Petroleum
um Corp. ; W. _____
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mnn-Pinther, Adr. Mgr., General Petroleum
fowler. Sao Francieco Chronicle; A. G. Dizby, Seattle Timer:
W. H. Bosk ing. Long Beach Press-Teleeram: W. J. Hrf-
mann.Portlrr. \ Oregonian; S. B. Peacock,PaciAc Const Mu
It. W. Ayer 6 Son.
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W *° 78 points for usefulness of ruune deacriprire vahrt,
adaptability to advertising, sales effort, etc.).
Up to IS points tor originality of name.
Up to 10 points if name is written on blank obtained from
a General Independent Dealer.
A. The decision of tbe judges is to be final.
V. Bach contestant may submit as many names ca he likes,
ft. Only th o n.imes written on blanks or coupons which are
completely LU«d out will be judged.
t . Everyone in Washinf/on, Oreeon. California and British Co­
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