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Mr*. C. <1. Klile wn* ho*te**
Mr. John Klein spent a few
to (lie Mid-1 my newiiiM r.luh
Inter'•rtniR Little Notes (rom the Surrounding Country ns ji limt week, \Veilne*day.
day* wllh relatives in Portland
T o lc >y Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly || Mi mid Mr*. Marl Keogle en­ last week.
Mrs. Anthony Hcliulle wa* In
tertained with live table*
at
Portland catling on friend* last
bi'idge
Sulurduy
evening.
ut till* lima,
week Wednesday.
M E TZ G E R POLKS HAPPY
Mi*» Lena Knowl«» wn* call­
Mr. (ii'orye II. John«oii him
Mr. and Mr*. Henry Valantinc
illy K. M. Holder)
hullt several nuw liuusn* and ed eaat I lie Ural of lu*t week
attended the funeral of a friend
lifiivn „routi,) l<> see how folk» »old ilium Hu» your and uvpccl* mi important busine»*.
In Portland Friday.
In lln< MrUprr vicinity were m*t to euuMiiue lliu good work. He
Mr*. S. A. Mobb relumed Tue*.
H um sloilir, und round numi o pul» ii|i home* thul any bunk- ! after a month'* vl*lt with *ls-
Mr. Churle* Reoer of Hcholl
them prelty busy, but nil seem ir Mould like lo live In and 1 Mu'* in Mennison, Texae.
waa calling on friend» In our
i-,l lo In* o|i|niiiinlic mid lni|> aotno for folk» who me noi
neighborhood (Saturday.
Mi»* llillmeyer entertained a
|iy. Timi In h rultivalml huh moving in bunking l'Iride*.
Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Wenzel
II
with (limi.
Malzgsr | i i * o | i | i
Mr. William Towle h>m been a roup of Mazama* at the White- of Portland »pent Sunday
at
«Ide
residence
Friday
evening.
are, un n rule, thut way. They living uround here for noverai
the Augu*t Wi-nzel home.
have a line |ilnee In inaLt* h*>liir< mollili* hut expect* (o go to
Mr, and Mr*. Meorgn Felrow
Mr*. !,. M. Ili**»e and her
In mid nr« improving iheir i*ln I. 011 M I leach, \\ u*h., nooii , to entertained Mr. and Mr*. Man
re» |n U urenl evirili. This |oirl huy u place (here, und vvluuu Sullivan of Seattle la»t week-end mother, Mr*. Farver, went on
Cooper Ml. calling on friend*
ty urrouiil» for (heir eontonl. ho Ini» hern |iroml»ed u po»itlun
New ofllrers ul the Bonnier* Monday.
Mr. J. H, MeNelll him leen lie » (.oiiiM lo »ell hi* I old til*
1 luh elec led at the meeting on
J U ti I tor of Met/uer »¡haul 111*0111 (nr» leaving and I» ailverlmliig
J. K. Ewing of Malla*, Texas,
W edliendiiy o f III*! week are
four year« mid like* the work it 111 another column.
A. Mnedmg, pre*.; L. W. Elite* and Ml** Work* of Portland,
Mi It. h Spaulding, the »lore
lie line lived horn fourteen yrur*
vire-pre«.; Paul itl*lng,
*ec. were Sunday gu *»l* ,,| Ihe Eve-
und Hila la Ihn only Ore trou keeper here, ha* done a nice
rell Wright borne.
The Community rhurrh l»e|i
houli* ho nuil lila wlfir hnvn ev­ I mi - n r»» doling 1920 and an*
Many of Mio*e who have bt«n
er had. They Ipnvolled
over Melpalf* even a heller your In a leroptlon for Ihe new mem.
ill
during Ihe pa*t week with
hers
and
(heir
friend*
Wedne*
(talirorula nn,| Washington nf in.'«.
Hi* «lure i* not Iurte-j
cold* ure heller hut it i« under­
Ipr lenviuM Minnesota and town : nl tin 1 1 * » 1 ** 1 » tu II a'*d lute I day. A delight ful program wa-
fourteen yenr* ago mid M"l all nl »erxh'e M<*e» with Mie business 1 given and n p!eu*unl »ocial eve stood that there aiv Home gg„
*e* of mump* in town.
they wuiili'd of II, Ihen houuhl >• 1 * Itmig Mire, In* ha» u good lllng wn* enjoyed.
Iti here, where they likely will
remain.
The ntlendnnor
nl
Mp|iyi*r
oehool Mil» yenr I» ISO,
Mr
Baldwin I» principal haa been
for fniic vont»— un,i |o< handle»
(lie eivlilh (trade
Mr«, Law
reno* leuche» (he «event h unit
sixth, nml Marv llnrureuve« hu»
Mm Dflli mid fourth, nnd her
al«ler, Ihr primary, aernnd nnd
third
Tim Iwo |n»l named ,|i
vidi’ up with ihn Ihlrd arado n
Mood deal «o I hui one *|oe«n'i
have II all lo d" flood work I»
• hewn In
Mil»
<rhoo|.
Tin
tuilldliMr wn« enlarire,! abolii «I«
year* ago, hut |* none loo Ids
locution for u »lore.
The Junior Mu*ica| rluh me
There were no le»a than 30 Saturday wllh Mrs. Richard* a
»addin )lor«e* of Mm lll|e»t ty|»*' Shaliapin
Helen Brown
wa*
around McUgi'e Sulurduy utter- i chairman o f the program eom-
noon amt most o f the rider* mllloe. Mr*. liofTiuan
will
In
were gt id* and youtiM women. ho»te». at Hie njat meeting.
They were from the riding nr February g.
ailemy at Tigard.
Mo*t girl»
I’ eMtlon* are being circulate)
look rlu-«y *<n a pretty lihrne
ami Ih*’*** were that. Hut moyi for *chold district Xo. t to in
bor«e lov r* pay more ultenHun elude »rliool dial net No. 13. As
tu thè li ire*'* Mimi tu thè ri- • here I* 1*1 Mo or no objection*
ter* and I »Urely love a gut»l the petition* Will bn preaenlei
lu the boundary board at an
bnr*Q.
early «late.
Yptl’re
going
tu
m ** ì
m u re
a-
Mr* It (I. Mc.N'ary, cliairma'
bout Mettirer »non mtd we hope
Ilo re wltl not he a »ingle one o f dramatic* in Ibe Women'i
club, will roach "The Circle.'
on Ibe “ *lrk Ilei.**
The ra»l f* chosen mid rehear-
<ul» a-e (y »tart »min. This i
*n outstanding play of Ihe |a»l
few year* and will he anticipa
led witli interest.
Big Flc ur Sale
Jhc Miillnumah Council me
Muiiday and circle,| o fllcer« fo
lh« new year.
Merlon Mel.on;
Is
Diamond High
Patent Flour
For
i'ie sl# ui
«m i
li
it. prook
hardt I* secretary. The eoun-
e|| voted lo invile »urroundinv
eomnuiniMe* to »end a repre-
«enlaMve In Ihe tnecllng* whir*
ure hel,| Ihe eecond Momlay o
each month
Fii., Snt.. and Mon.
C AP IT O L
P e r Sack. . . . 91-85
We have also a «pedal
price on
FLOUR
F ish er’s Blend
&
.S'weW’AiUU^
Crown Flour
joa
Cull liu v rton. 3t»i 3
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CHARLES BERTHOLD
Beaverton, Ore.
Near S. P. Depot
Beaverton
¡Transfer to.
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IT
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Lewis Brothers Props.
AUTO TRUCK ANO LIVEPY SERVICE, DAILY TRIPS
TO PCriTLAND
FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING
1
Mitico»: Beaverton, Corner of Watson und F ir.l Rl.
Portland Office, Portland Auto Freight Terminal
PhaBe: B t s w t n
PorUaod, Mam 3540
HILL
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C a st o r i A
M OTHER t
Fletcher's Cas tori a is a harmless Substitute for
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups,
prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages o f
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Wind Colic
To Sweeten Stomach
Regulate Bowels
Aids in the assimilation o f Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest, and
Natural Sleep without Opiates
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To avoid imitation*, atwar* look for the «tgn.iture of
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proven Hirerijon« on c.irh nick.nr, Physician* everywhere recommend it.
OHURGM C F T H E n a z a r e n e
ttablJatb School at 9:15 A. M
Preaching at 11:00 A. M. and
7:30 P.M.
Pre-Prayer services at 7 : 00 .
M id-wok prayer meeting on
Wednesday at 7:30 P.M.
CHURCH
OF
C H R IS T
OHUHOH AN N O U N C EM EN T
Sunday,
January
Ml
1927
Service» a* follow*; Sunday
school at 1 0 : 00 . Kdw. Rosem an.
Rupi. Public Worship at 1 1 : 00 ,
a.m.
F.pworth League at 8:30
Preaching at 7:30, p.m., A gen­
eral and cordial invitation i»
extended to all who may desire
te come an<| worship with u*.
W. Edwin Ingalls, Pastor.
The Baa verton Review.
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A n Easy and
Fascinating W ay
to Learn
Electricity
B E T H E L C O N Q R EO A TIO N A L
Sunday, January 23, 1927.
CHURCH AN N OUNCEM EN TS
9:15 a.m., Bible school.
A T HOME
Subject--"Prayer,
And
The
Sunday, January 23, 1927,
Christian Spirit." Mark 1:35;
Elocteloltyl Why, there's m a f­
!*:<5 a.m., Rundav School,
14:32-30; Math. 0:9-13.
ic in the very word! And big
1 1 :00 a.m., Morning
worship ft 00 a.m.. Morning worship— money in It, too, for men who
Rermon— "W here
Does
Mr. train
Ihe Lord’* Supper.
Sermon
themselves
to
become
Average Christian Fit
In?" electrical experts.
— ‘‘The Missing Link."
Anlhem.“ Praise Ye The Lord."
7:00 p,m„ Young People’s Cou­
Mo you have « natural *apti-
S lu ll*); Solo. "Evening and tude for things electrical? Do
ncil. Subject— "How Can We
Morning,'* (Rpicker) by Mrs you like to tinker
Train For
Service?’’
Bulb
about— 1 »
H M Barnes
young and old are urged In
experiment— to dig into things?
coine for Mil* service, as we f>:4P p.m.. Junior ftnd Interme­ Then take up electricity.
Tho
will begin a series o f Npeelal
diate Christian Endeavor.
International
Correspondence
studies among adup* at Mil*
Junior C. E. Topic— “ Daring School* will teach you every­
hour.
lo Rlan,| Alone.” Man. 8:7-10, thing you need to know. Best
9:00 ji.in.. Evangelistic Service
1 8 - 18 . Leader. Thelma TefTI. of all, you can learn at home
Sermon "Five Minule* Aflei
All young folk* o f Junior age in your spare time Without los­
Meath." There will be *pecial
are Invited to attend.
ing a day or a dollar from your
music al (hi* service.
7:15 p.m.— Evening worship. present work.
Mr*. L. S. Bierly anil daugh­
If you are ^ arranger 10 Ihe
Concert Prelude
by
Bethel
The course
is
exceedingly
ter and Mr*. Ethel McCormick,
Drtiv>rr«u Church o f Christ
Orchestra: ( , )
"Kamennoi- practical and easy to
under­
and children who are rnak^R^ j
come and gel acquainted- Be
Ostrnw,'"
(Rubenslein); (b stand. It is written in plain,
Iheir home in yi|i*»vi'a, wcr<
a *1 ranger only «nee.
“ Pond Lilies," (W inn e). An­ every-day language by men who
at their fcifjn Lome here Sundu
t. Fry.nk Cunningham, Minister.
lhem. "A Song In The NigTit" know their business. All non-
M i»» Bertha
Mullman. Whu
(W oodm an); quartette, “ Light essentials have been eliminated.
ha* been making <*« axlyiide.)
The (ire,tl Northern railroad
At Evening Time,“ (Rtulfs). You learn quickly.
visit with h*r aisler in Heaver ha* purchase,! a tract of Und
Sermon— “ Seen In China, or.
For 35 years, the I. C. ft. has
ton, ha* returned to th* h«n» at Klamath Fall* which give«
fine» The Risen Lord Appear been giving men in your cir­
o f her parent«, Mi gntl Mr* I hem a right of way into that
In Visible Form Today?"
cumstance» just
the framing
A. H. I>ul|nian
city,
Oeorge N. Taylor. Pastor. they need to win success
in
Mr*. Floyd tlterly who lit«
electricity and more than 300
been suffering during the pa»l
other lines o f work.
w» ek with Infection on her right !
This is all we
ask:— Mark
hand, I* some better. Her gen
and mail - the coupon today and
ral health in also »om^wziu»
let us send you the full story
improved, for
n her friend-
of what the I. C. 8 . can do for
will he gla,| to »earn.
you.
Should you find it nec­
The request won’t
obligate
It Is very gratifying to
essary to replace the old
you in any way, but it will show
many friends o f
M a»(m
you the quick and sure way to
M. E. SpeuviL wha has been i | i !
furnace, we will be g l a d
a better job and a larger sal­
in a PorMan.j hospital, tu lea.
to explain the many im ­
ary.
that he is a little improved ai ,
IN T E B N A T IO N A L C O «K X 8 P O N I)E N C K
the lu*t rep«rt and hi* friend*
proved features of t h e
SCHOOLS
in this rommunily hope for u 1
Box 899. Scrmnton. Penn».
new
TO
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ID
ZO
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complete and «needy recovery ;
W ith out cmr C or BbiiffRtion plots*« Mnd m «
eom pl«to (»form a tion »b o a t tho rabjMCts beforo
all steel furnace.
Mr. und Mr*. 1». E. Beck ami
which I h i or »ta r«* bm X in the Hat fa i l l w;
»on*. David, Stanley and T h om -!
i r s t e n o g r a p h y
i i ELoeTaierrr
as, and Mr. and Mrs. Izeo I*
t / DRAFTTHG
I I AD VERTISING
I
Salesmanship
Munn and son. Marshal’
yv
l ! I S i r r i f i» *
I I BOOKKEEPING
Portland, vfcrij tt«tn«Lrt 1 gue.»i,
I ) Civil Í
( I Civil E n *in »«r) » g
at the home of Mr and Mye.
( 1 A R C H IT E C T U R E
( 1 R.I
IRAYK PLI Vf R, Prop,
I 1 Stationary E n *.
I ¡Trmíflc I
itolH-rt Pomeroy,
Mrs. BeekJ
I 1 B om as. M e meni
I ) C H E M IS T R Y
Mrs. Munn and Mrs. Pomeroy ]
■ ♦ > C orsilo» A K lo n t
l I A u M — bOw
«re sisters.
Plan For Winter
BEAVERTON SHEET-METAL WKS.
W lll'nm ftchusloy |* *ci*iou»l’
III at SI. Vincent'» hr»*pita! am
now hi» danghler, Marjorie ha
had an arm broken by falling.
Some of the farmers who arc
naking their timber tracts in
this vicinity look a little tbmuff
by culling down
ihn
Mr. E. W. Cro»bv ha» hcei bigger tree* are coming aero.«*
i in talk M o n ihe Wood some w ry old one*. Noticeable
»lock Community cluh on “ Ho* among the»e is one on the F
l'n Finance The Building Of ^ L. Cox ranch on Cooper Ml
Community Clubhouse."
which is over 300 years old.
Mrs. Vernon Neals, a daugh­
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Wilson, who had been in poor
health for some lime, pasm-d
away a( a Portland hospital ^
t*MV.
Mr nnd Mrs. H. I,. Cleave.* Thursday afternoon.
entertained
a few friend*
a* eral held at Pt\a* t tiliapi'i tn
Iheir home
Tue»dnv
evening Beaverton was largvly allend«d
Card« were enjoyed, nfter whirl mil Ihere was a profusion oi
delightful refreshments w e r i llowers.
served by Ihe hostess.
I l l " ' Pn*t w»'ek has been a
Cordon CofTey i» going lo 8 e busy one among the Oddfellow
ircle» and* the local members
nllle where he will be associ
many
o f the
nlec| wi!|| ihe
PaeiDe
Walei have attended
Work* company for six month- i meeting of the Hillsboro En-
ncelings.
Saturday
evening,
f before returning lo Portland li
•ampment was attended hv the
continue with the Arm here.
'three-linker*” Wednesday eve­
,
Open houao will he held n ning a joint installation of nf-
^ Capitol ||j|| »rhonl under aus­ lleers o f Ihe Scholls Oddfellows
^ pice« of the Capitol Hill P.T.A and Rebekas. These occasion«
Ihi» Friday evening. K. H. W hit­ were greatly enjoyed by all who
ney, assistant superintendent o' illem'ed.
Portland schools will he Mu
e are glad to announce Mini
speaker for the evening. A mu­
sical program will be presented, Ihe pastor, Rev. W. L. Strange,
an exhibit o f domrstia art and who was reported ill last week,
manual training work by (hr is improving and will he with
Sunday.
Rev.
pupils will he on display, and us again next
n candy «ale will he held. Par Beadles of the Scholls church
will «Iso he presenl and will
cuts are urged lo attend.
preach at Ihe afternoon w r-
viee which will he at 1:30, Bi­
TIGARD NEW S
ble srhool will be at the regular
The attendance at Ihe Tigard hour o f eleven in Ihe mornign.
school is a lillle over three hun­ It is hoped that there will he
good attendance at these ser-
dred this year. E. B. Nedry is
vioes.
Everybody is invited.
Ihe Principal,
\ HeeitYoMj Home the
•
Street Addraae
a t*
Stmt«
Saturday evening, Jan. 22, Mu
monthly danre will he given b?
Ihe Capitol IMII Community rlul
at (heir clubhouse.
Refresh­
ment* will be served.
J. It. Jensen has held a posi­
tion in Ihe Portland PostoAlce
about 11 years. He has a line
looking rnunlpy home about a
mile lo the southeast of T i ­
gard and raises chickens, gar­
den and fruit, nnd has some
gooil looking children.
^
Churches
The steamer, "Parana." look
on a cargo of 3,100,000 feet of
lumber lit Portland and Long­
view, Wash.
The Baker project gels $150-
000 , Owyhee, 92,000.000 and the
Vale project $1,000,000 o f the
Federal reclamation fund.
Apple shipments from Hood
River up lo December II) total­
ed 1,011 ear loads with 550 ear
loads held in storage.
The building permits for the
pn«t eleven ntonllis nl Pendle
Ion were $105,103, more than
double Ihe 1025 .record.
The re-opening
of Ihe old
Revenue Pocket mine at Cen­
tral Point promises big mining
I activity there (ho coining year.
FLO R ID A R EFU G EES
REC EIVE COM M UNICATION
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schulte
refttgees of Ihe Florida disnsler.
an,j who are now nicely domi­
ciled in Iheir home on Cooper
ML, rereived lellers last week
from friends in Hollyhood. say­
ing Mint the city has come up
smiling front their disaster.
The letter govs on to say thnl
the citizens have tackled Ihe
problrm " f rehabilitation in so
capable a manner lliat at pres­
ent writing lit ere i« lillle evi­
dence that anything
unusual
has happened.
The storm brought the peo­
ple together and they now pre­
sent n united front. Every ono
of them work«,!
ehouhter to
shoulder making Hollyhood a
banner clly o f the southeast.
Plans are being considered
for n new logging railroad for
Hie Oshko«li Lumber Co. lo ex­
tend several miles northwest of
Ivan nnd to cost about $50,000.
rixmprovemen is
eautiful
HEVROLET
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Marvelous beauty, luxury and style! A
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ica’s greatest industry!
A C A ir Cleaner
A C O il Filter
Neu Coincidental Lock
Combinstion tfnidon and Scoorla* Loch
New Duco Color*
N eu Gasoline Gauge
New'Radietor
Neu- Bodies by Fisher
N eu Remote Control Door Handle*
N eu Tire Carrier
Neu- Bullet-Tvpe Head Lamp*
N eu Windshield on Open Mod«!*
Neu large 17-inch Steering Wheel
Neu1 Heavy One-Piece
Full-crown Fender«
N eu Windshield Pillar*
Study the list at the left. It’s improve­
ments and features like these whici: a, e
found on the very best o f high priced
quality built can! It's improvement.« ., ’
features like these that make the
Beautiful Chevrolet mechanically fi;
more satisfying in performance, » „ . i
value the equaTof which has never b f ire
been offered by any maker o f quality
automobiles! C om e in ! Special shev.lag
all this week.
Narrow er to provide
fiEffe ct. clc.tr vision
Nett- nnd Improved Tran?r*.I?'ion
Nett* Brake and Clutch Pedal Closure
Preventing excessive draft on floor of cuff
New* Universal Joint 9 u l
Netr Hardware
Nett Running Board#
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