Friday, Novembor 1», 1 ( N
I oral
FR O M
OUR
CO R R ESPO N D EN TS
litter*ftting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country A9
T old >y Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly
CANTOL
IIILL
Mr». (!, A. Clark, who return
rii rroenily frinii mi rilrHdril
i ip H i.'Urli lini F.nst, ri'porl*
» vnry ••tiJoyuli|i< trip.
A iliilH'n W11| tir givrn ut Dir
Club lmu*r Muturiluy «vi-sting.
N'iivrnilirr .'7 uililrr tbr iiu«|il<"'
nf tjir .Iunior Auxillnry.
I tirllltl-iliit" |»,T A. ulti holil
li ru ril pii ri y ul I In* I ih iiih n f
M r». li. t!
T h u m p a o n , un i l i «
u flr r iiu o n n f I rlilu y. N ov. 26.
'Ir, inni Mi» f t oriti ni Tutllr
urr rnrelving cangratulation» un
Ih» nrriwil nf u Imliy wiri. No-
wuihiir 3.
Thr rrriltur inrrlltig nf
C'iiptli>| Itili I1 l‘ A. ui|a lir|
Un «rimili luiuar l'Iiiirailuy
lernnnn
of Tliur«day
nf
wrrk, Novemhcr IH.
Mir
| in
nf
Un»
A ittiit 1«in pitture show » ili ln<
iflven ni Un' r lu b Im uar, K n lu r-
il.iy rxriilliK,
Nnvemtier
'.‘ li
Jnlmnir limi«« in "T h r Kpord
Spinili.'' Iiriirr rumi*.
\ in «» nruiiiil/ulImi ktinwn li«
Un- Junior umiliar) In Ihr Cap-
llnl Hill Untiiinunlly rlub, \vu»
nriuuiiinl ul n mrrllng nf thr
MiUllMi'l- ti'inrrullull, Krlil iy rs
(Mt I Uff,
X n v r n i b «•r
ft.
T h « c u r d I'» r l y g i v e n h y I h e
• it I • » t • 1 t i i i i i
C om m unity
club
p r o s mi 1 » UL<••1 c i i j i ' y a i d » n l T a i r .
' L i m » li h n d r ed*
w a « p l a y i ed a n d
f«*r
prix««
III »» l m r l i « ' * t
u ni r »*
««ni
1 " M r H, N
\
G ail/ an d
government.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyden Wheeler
honored Mr*. Horace Ranuey of
Portland with a dinner Tueg*
•lay evening. Cover* were laid
for eight guests.
I*r. Ralph Hhaddurk o f Cbl*
rugn «puke Informally on “ Our
Hlilnry
l.ulhrup.
Consolation
IP-altli," at a luncheon jfiven by
prizes went in Mr«. Slrnbr »ml
Mr*. E. J. llerneche, at her home
Mr. Palmer.
laet Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mr«. J. K. Julian of
llllehoro and Mr. and Mr*. E.
Mr. F. I*. Twm liluU 1» bu»y C. Knapp of Hells, Oregon, were
week-end visitor. *1 the home
remodeling bit hoii»«.
of Mr. and Mr*. K. A. Beebe.
Mr. »nil Mrs. Honaaon bavr
Mr. mid Mr». Pern Oault en­
mvril Inlo llmlr ii«w limnr on
tertained with three table« of
liulril I.una.
bridge laat Kalurday afternoon.
Mr». Frlr Holmgren
enter-
The honor prise wenl lo the
Ininrtl the Niche rlub ul lunrh- Putman« and Ihe consolation«
ron l»«t Tuesday,
lo the Khle«.
Mrs. I.
K. Putman
enter«
The annual
Harveat
Home
laiuml In honor o f brr bu«l>Hiiir»
f<*l l) al will be held tonight,
birthday U*~• Turuilsy evening.
November I®, al the achool.
Mr. usid Mr». J. J. McOrsal
Mr. mid Mre. William Small
hiivr mnvrd lo Purl land and are gave the third of a serlea of
1 1 s 11 ■ k In Uirlr Irvington home
parlies 1**1 Saturday evening.
I III« Inn nrw house» on till«
Mr«. E. J. Stack » a . honor
If 1 111 op Hum! urr being btilll for gue«l at a birthday luncheon a*
Sum Jarkson und II. A. DWIrtek the parlor» of the W e»t Port­
Mr*. Iliiwlry Mulillrlikii of Tbr land erliool laat Tu*»day. Slo
I'nlli«« «prnt tbr weak-en* at received many beautiful grift -
llu« home of Rev. and Mr*. I>. from Ihe many frlenda present.
E. Sharpe.
PCAOM R L IO H T DAgtAOIMO
Mr. and Mr». Itlalr enlerlnln-
Oregon peach growers suf.
ed with u dancing parly Satur.
fered conalderahle darnagd ( * ’
day evening.
Thirteen guest* Ihe crop (his past season from
wen« present.
Ihe fruit »potting dun to peach
The new home» of Joseph Kv- blight fungu*. It Is feared that
rn»on and Pnul Babel are near­ extensive damage
will
result
ing I'oniplrl ton and the fuinl- from this disease during the
llr* expect to occupy them al present fall and winter.
nn nirly date.
The only known preventative
The f)on»ter*' rlub will r»ll of Ihe attacks o f this fungus on
» in »«» mnrltng for «omrllnn’ dormant hud* and twigs is the
rarly In Drreinbrr lo dlaeue» hordrau mixture 4-1-30 applied
plan» for forming some »orl of so as to cover the buds and
twlga completely. This Is heel
done In summer, hut it Is hel­
ler lo put the spray on late
than not at gll.
Directions for preparing thl«
mixture may be obtained from
Ihe college by request.
MULTNOMAH ITEMS
2.15
Diamond hd. wheat Flour 2.00
Fisher Blend Flour
2.19
Dropping-board Scrapers
1.35
OHUROM O F TM E MAZARENE
Sabbath School at 9:45 A. M.
(’ reaching at 11:00 A. M. and
7:30 P.M.
Pre-Prayer services at 7:00.
Mid-week prayer meeting on
Wednesday at 7:30 P.M.
We exlenq a hearty invitation
to those without a church borne
to worship with us.
OATMOLIO OH UR OH SERVIOE
Sunday Masses, 7:40 and <0
A M.
Sunday Catechism, 0:20 A. M
Week-Day Mass. 8:20 A. M.
Confession: Saturday, 3:30 to
4:30; 7 lo 8:30 P. M.
CHURCH O F C H R IS T
Hecond and Main Streets
Sunday, November 21, 192tk
®:I5 a.m., Bible school.
11:00 a.m.. Morning
worship
Sermon— “ Doing Aim «."
7:00 p.m., Young People's Cou-
cil.
8:00 p.m.. Evangelistic Service
Sermon— 'The PowerfulChrisF
Mi*» Rea Smith will be with
us on Ibis day and will bring
special music, bolh in Ihe morn­
ing and evening. Her numbers
will he both vocal and instru­
mental. You will enjoy her oboe
solos.
Do not miss any of theee
services.
J. Frank Cunningham. Minister
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 48
llu * original estimate is made in compliance with section 231-A of (be school laws of 1921
ami «hows iu parallel column« the units costs oftiie several services, material and supplies
•of ihe Hirer llscal years next preceding the cu i>
year, Ihe detail expenditures for the last
nor ot said three preceding llscal years a> i the budget allowances and expenditures for
six
"•«•nil»» ul the current year. i"S ix mon* .» of the current year'' means six months o f the last
school year.)
Oil Mc.il N O W
CH AS. BARTHOLD
it a * M a s
t u a t l n w i lor U n a fiscal assn
semi anccdias IV* » u l «chop, tmmt
» «4 Is»« utaal fss*
Near S. P. Depot
l is a R n w »
«IM I
Cor Iks NR SMI RSI
•eh— 1 roor
Beaverton Transfer Co.
4. Janitors
Lewis Brothers Props.
I » ta iM n a n i S i n m
for U m I mi y sor o t Iks
unsi yssr ponod
8non* assi
«IT *
Fust a«sr
SITS
S
1,166.00
1,437.(6
8,240.60
............ .. .
875.00
Clerk ........................
7. Ollier services . . . • • •
Total— Perennai Bervi««« J M i n M
1 6 0 .0 0
1,100.00
1,412.46
1,574.97
0,864.93
966.75
*
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JI
NOTICE OF CITY BUDGET MEETING
Notice 1« hereby given that Ihe Budget Committee o f the
Town o f Beaverton, Wanhinffton County, Oregon, a municipal
corporation, has died in the office o f the levying boar !, T -
wil; The Town Council o f Ihe said Town, the detailed 'S ii-
mate of the total amount of receipt«, and also the total amoui t
of money to be raised by taxation and expended by an id mu
nleipai corporation for all purpose« for the fiscal year, 1927,
which estimates are a« follow*:
GENERAL FUND
Estimated Receipts
Estimated Expenditures
Marshal's »alary . . . . ( 150.00
Recorder’s salary . . . .
300 00
City Attorney .............
150.00
Street light« ............... 1,600.00
Printing .....................
50.00
Fire departm ent..........
100.00
250.00
City library .................
Kinking fund for water
bonds ...................... l.MiO."'J
Interest on wafer bonds 1,754.50
Emergency fund ........
321.88
Total
Total amount to he
raised by taxation ..$8,667.38
STREET DEPARTMENT
.........$ 800.00 Street crossings
Rock roads ...
Drainage .........
.......................... $ 800.00 Total
.
$
200.00
400.00
200.00
...........................«
800.00
And notice is also given that the said Town Council o f said
Town of Beaverton, sitting aa a levying board, will
hold
a
meeting at the Council Chambers, m the Town Hail of said
Town, on Monday evening, November 22nd, 1926, at the hour
o f 7:00 o’clock P.M., at which lime and place all
person«,
who shall be subject to such tax levy, when the same «hall
be made, may appear and be heard, in favor of, or again.«t
said tax levy, or any part thereof.
Daled at Beaverton, Oregon, this 19th day of October, 1926
. . . W . E. Pegg, Mayor,
Attest: George Thyng, Recorder.
Radio Batteries
50c Re-charged 50c
Free Service Bat»t>ery
while re-charging your battery
6 Volt car b a t t e r y ...................75c
12 Volt car battery . . . .
$1.00
The Correct Slow Charge
2,200.00
2,574.99
2.624.94
13,317.38
2,048.48
«
P rest-o -lite B atteries
M A R S H ’S G A R A G E
Beaverton, Ore.
Phone 4903
100.00
$20,377.7*
MATERIAL AND 9UPPUE9:
1. Furniture vdesks, etc.) S 1,000.00 1
2. Supplies (chalk, etc.) .
700.00
500.00
3, Library hooka .........
300.00
6. Janitor's supplies . . . .
7. Fuel ........................
1,0 76.00
8. Light ......................
300.00
9. Water ........................
5003)0
125.00
10. Postage and stationery
Total Material and Supplia# « *,*00.00
»•Hire» IlfiiM'ilon, Corner of Watson *nd First 8L
Portlnnd Office, Portluml Auto Freight Terminal
IMii>n••: llruverlon il.’O.)
Portland, Main 3(40
Btmrfon Review, $1.50
assrla totals
6 2 .5 0
ALTO TRUCK AND LIVERY SERVICE, DAILY T R IP !
TO POTTLARD
FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING
8:00 p.m., Wednesday, Novem­
ber
24,
regular
mid-week
prayer meeting.
Georg« .N. l ay I"
f* >
E xperien ced E lectrician
PERSONAL SERVIOE:
1. Superintendent . . .
2. Principals .......... .
3. Touchers ...........
» 'W A N
B« * a « l i l l n » « « n
■s Ostai!
Song," arranged by
Molluy.
Sermon—“ The Price He Paid."
Service Battery 25c per day
F8NDITUREA
H A Y , G R A IN A N D FEED
Anthem, "More Love To Thee,
Oh, Christ." (Nordman. Of-
fcrlory solo by Mrs. E. O.
Webb.
6:46 p.m.. Junior and Interme­
diate Christian Endeavor.
• IS p.m., Concert prelude hi
llethel Orchestra: (a ) “ Abide
With Me.” Arrange,! by Ber-
nerd; (b) "Love'* old Sweet
M E T H O D IS T CHURCH
Kunnay, November 2 f ,
ser­
vice» as follows.
Sunday school at ten. Morn­
ing worship at eleven. Epworlh
League al six thirty in lh<* even­
ing and evening
service«
al
»even thirty.
Thur»day
i «
Thanksgiving.
November 25 anq arrangmci.t»
have been made for a union
SC-vice lo be held on Thanks­
giving night al Ihe M. F. chureli
with Rev. J. Frank Cunningham
to preach the sermon.
A cordial invitation is exten­
ded lo all to come and ioin u» County tax levy
In all these services.
— W. Edwin Ingall», Pa«lor
O R IG IN A L E S T IM A T E A N D A C C O U N T IN G SH EET
Contract Your Winter Supply o f Mill Run and
Beaverton, Ore.
Churches
TME MILL
Written by (lien Wolf.
in
the Fifth grade.
Behold, how big I an.
Just look, as Ihe day goe« b>
I grind Ihe wheat into white
flour.
And pump the water, hour
by hour.
I can see by Ihe iooks of the
drear blue sky.
A storm Is coming by and by
From church to home the wo­
men hurry.
White above their heads the
dark clouds scurry.
A
The flshermen way out on the
Written
by Wilbert Yeager, |
sea
In the sixth grade.
Head their boat* from water B E T H E L C O N G R EG A TIO N A L
“ Wall, here we are.” cried
CHURCH AN N OUNCEM EN TS
toward lea.
uncle Tom. stretching out hl« T b I warning them about
Sunday, November 2t, 1926.
the
long arms. W e had Just rid­
9:45 a.mi, Sundav School.
storm;
den from Chicago to « llttfc
They know I'll keep them free 11:00 a.m., Morning worship—
town at the foot o f the Catakill
Rermon, “ Our New Relations.”
from harm.
Special This W eek
Crown Flour
Mountains.
Aa we stepped Into a hotel,
I heard two old men talking. As
I approached them, I could hear
that one old man wo« talking
about Ihe witche* on top of the
mountain*. I was Interested In
what they were saying.
I In­
quired around;
I
understood
that Ihe Cat-kill Mountain« were
haunted.
Ihe next morning I got up
about two o'clock and started
up the mountain*.
I walked
and walked.
H
was gelling
dusk ao I sal down to real.. As
I sat there it got darker and
darker. I saw white and black
things crawling around. I gol
up and started up the hill. As
I walked up the hill, the sky
hagan to gel a darker blue and
the full orange moon peeped
through the trees.
A t I approached the top I saw
a witch. The sky was a hazy
hlut.
The moon was full. A
wit eh stood (here with a stair
In her hand
Her shoes turned
up at the toes and her hair
reached clear down to her hip«.
There was a pot over Ihe lire
that stood Infront o f her. There
wax a black cal silting In a
tree by the tire.
When ahe saw me «he «aid
to the rat. "Go get him"!
The cal started after me. He
came over where I w »« sitting
and hit me with his paw. This
sent me
rolling. I rolled ami
rolled till I woke up. There I
was on
Ihe floor in my room
Uncle Tom sat beside me.
411.50
126.00
250.00
126.00
(25.00
175.00
125.00
$
612.21
8
«17,800.98
ßtm f t i sSMiW frMi^*rfSf»8N
863.37
210.79
67.90
451.46
146.91
240.28
87 JO
178.43
1,002.28
300.32
/CHEVROLET/
« 8,7*130
« *,421.29
I 3,*37.0*
I
CONSTRUCTION:
» 0 • • 9 .« • 0
MAINTENANCE and REPAIN*:
..Buildings and grounds 8 350.60
..Buildings and grounds
300.00
..Buildings and grounds
.............
..Building» and grounds
..............
T*tal Maintenance an* Repair« * 0*0
615.00
0.« • . • * • •
I
203.09
692.55
268.45
100.00
150.00
$
568.87
t,639.02
89.14
1,334.25
638.18
la k e the Wheel Yourself
ASSESSMENTS (Highways,
Roads, Sir«#*«, B rl**«s):
....................................
Total
Aaaaaarrwnta
.......
8
400.00
Natural Sleep without Opiates
Î
i
o avoid imitations,
Imitations, alwayi look for thr signature of
roven directions on etch Mckxxe. PbyiicioM mrywbtri i
.........
GRAND TOTAL
1,812.00
186.20
f
$ 3,000.00
............
$ 1,150.00
S
.... • • • 9 3,74
Total Mlgaallanaous
I EM ERGENCY:
W ind Goliç
T o Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Bowel*
Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and
I
$ 2,0(0.00
300.00
I 7,000.00
9 7 ,# **,**
M ISCELLAN EO U S:
Constipation
Flatulency
D iarrhea
193.40
* 1.682.90
$
208.44
* 1,475.81
> * l° * - >5 1 0
aolet yourselfl
8 ^ - 6 4 5
U ntil you actually drive a Chevrolet, you
cannot realize how it combines all those
qualities that have been the big reasons
for the purchase o f coetlicr cars. N ever
before ha* any low-priced automobile
combined such brilliant beauty and such
amCHng handling ease with such th rill
In f qualities o f performance. Take the
w h ee l y o u r te lf— and learn the t. uthl
C om * in and get a demonstration!
'7 6 5
20.00
21.38
9
82.29
f.o.b. Pilot« Mich.
INSURANCE: . . .
Total Inaurano#
M O T H E R t Fletcher’s Castonx is a harmless Substitute for
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups,
prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of
200.00
9
INDEBTEDNESS:
Bonded, and interest
8 3,500.00
2 . Warrant, and interest
2,600.00
TOMI Indebtedness ....... « 8,100.00
TRANSPORTATION OF
FUFtLS: ..............
Tout Transportation;
$
9
100.00
30.00
(
3(0.00
600.00
...........
$
287.19
« 1,659.27
$
244.00
$
878.88
9
238.58
*
407.20
$
400.00
9
163.96
272.36
• a • ^
___
............
• Pmym**
9
.............
9*4,217.80
SS1.7S2.1S
*48,804.71
$26,281.88
I, J. H. Kamhrrgrr, do hereby certify that Ihe above estimate of expenditures for the year
1926-i91'7 wa.« prepared by me and that the expenditures and budget allowance for six monl.hr
nf the current year and the expenditures for tho three llscal years next preceding the cur-
rinit year a» shown above have been compiled from Ihe records in my charge and are true
and correct copies therYctf.
J.
B. Kamberger, District Clerk.
Laarnwhat It rcaDy mean, to drive alow-
ir that Is delightfully smooth at
ted—-that exhibit* click-of-the-
heel acceleration Hist can be driven at
4 0 and 50 asiles an ho u r— h ou r aftsr
hour— without the slightest i enie o f fo r e
or fatigue! Take the wheel o f aChcv-
Ash a burnt o u r 6 *
PgrchtiM Ccru/icaSB
Bernard
Stipe
S tipe’s G arage Beaverton