The Beaverton review., May 13, 1927, Image 8

Friday
May
IS
1M7.
JiCTHEL LADIES' AID GIVES
News Notes Of Aloha-
Hubei And Vm tv
Ke.-ich.
owner o f 7» large restaurant.
proved ln lieulth.
Lai
Phon* 4155— W o o d ’ »
Horn*
Mrs. C. F. Kuller has twenlw
Mi . and __________
Mrs. (I C. ___________
Vckeriu.m
Frldav evenlnar
a
*ui-pri»e
The Beaverton Review.
Laundry, staey Ave., Aloha.
* v:hl little lurkeya which were relurned froin \\ • iKilchce \\ t»tl l»art> wa.M fti\on al 111 «' liomp nf
Oo Ti.at Printing Por You
Prices lower ami work iitueh
Tlir Ludi'ta’ Ai|« o f (he Betliol
halched tina week.
i nesday where they
visitad
for Hul|, Clark in honor or Miirlel
belter ;
Hallsfarlion guaran
Congregational
church
enler-
Mr
\okcr- ^ttlwoll'» »ixlocnth Inrlhdix inin
Mrs. Shoemaker who has been s»‘\eral ,|ays with
teed
Phone
1255, we'll call
t.iincil at. a Misaionary Taa lr
visiting in Seattle for
several 'mm's mother, Mr* Nicolas Ark- 'er*ar>
I'he evening was penl
( lie church parlor* I'tiursday a f­
Adv.pt 1-24
erman.
games
after
Last week was Appi I in playing jo lly
weeks relurned to her home in
been
Mrs. Frank (¡aunt has
ternoon.
Blossom
i
w
hich
the
girls
roasted
wcinir*
W’
eek
at
W
enatehee.
Aloha Wednesday.
Mrs. Tontz o f Portland g»\c *ick for a few days.
Other refresh­
Many o f the ladies from tin in the fireplace
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thom s and
SPECIAL PRICES SATURDAYS
an outline o f the work at Cli»-
ments consisted . o f buns, cocoa
“ The Little Clodhopper" will daughters, Evelyn and W inifred ‘'ontmunltjr who
enjoyed
Mrs.
oore Slathmt Rhodesia,
South he given al the t«ym. May 27.
and
a
beautiful
birthday
oak»
Fresh andHhirmt Meal*
, visited Mr. and
Mrs.
Engle- H um phreys
d e m o n -’ 1 at Ion
of
Africa, where
her
daughter,
S ilv erb af Camp
meet»
the
with
sixteen
candles
on
it.
The
Saturday Special»
I cook in g are planning to attend
Mr. W illiam Clifton spent
a guard in Portland Sunday.
Mias Minnie Tontz, is a m is­
j guests Included Muriel Sidvvell, tirsi Saturday an,| third Tues
K.vi rylhlng in I he meal line i-r
the
Review
Cooking
school
by
f<
w
days
at
his
home
here.
sionary
month.
The Huber In d ie s' Social and
Louise
llaw-lev, d.iv evening» o f each
.
, ,,, .
.
,, .. .
Mr*. Rose Bartlett at the Beaver I Henrietta and
duced to. par pound
Music for tli> occasion c o n ­
T|......
Harry Price i* out after sev­ Improvement Club me with Miss
Evelyn I’luxins, Roberta Marvin, Visiting Neighbors, welcome.
N*re'» W i n n "You Oan 8 av*l
sisted o f a solo by Mrs. R. M eral day's illness o f lumbago.
Consul,
II.
V
.
Morrison.
Clerk.
Alice
Johnson,
Robería
Maulen
Nancy L a w o n on Huber Avenu-
o f this week and next
Welsh and a .ju.uteLle b> Mrs.
Jacob Kemm*r.
A d v .e ltif
hack. Ruth and Rachel Clark.
ALOHA MEAT MARKET
Miss Helen So holt* o f Beaver­ last I hursdny afternoon.
Sunday, Mr Recket o f Vrcher
w . i
i ■ m r l, Mrs R. WaiUa, ton was an Aloha ' -d o r Sunday
Mr. Verne Bright look dinner
—
When
Mrs
Viola
M.
Siindherg
sang "M o t h e r Marinee" at the
Mrs. E. O. Webb and Mrs. II.
Tin sdu.v
The Tetwiler fane v had Sun with the Portland (¡ro u p o f poets Mother's Hay services o f the Al­ nrrvcd at her home
M. Barnes.
at
tlie
home
o
f
Mrs.
Ethel
Romig
evening.
May
third,
-lie
found n
day dinner at the home o f Jesse
oha Community Church
lie was
J. SCHILLING
Fuller o f Portland Saturday eve- 1 accompanied by his wife.
number o f her friends who had 1
L#a.
Mrs
Spare tire and rim for
ning.
gathered
to
give
her
a
surprise
I
Sanders o f Reedville ilso *sng 1
Ford touring. Reward is o f ­
The Ladies’ Aid Society met
The table vvn«|
Mrs. Jessie Chase and
Mrs. solo with
tier daughter
Mi* birthday dinner.
fered for return to C. Zelir, with Mrs. \\ aimer o f Beaverton
laden with good thing* lo eat
Edna
Spooner
o
f
Portland
visit­
Dorothy
Sanders
us
ai-eompanisl.
Beaverton.
Vdv c21 Thursday afternoon.
l>»»l*ra In all kinds of
not least among them being a
ed their children at the home o f
Twenty four Glee Club Girl* huge cake with eatiiWe*
Grain, Dairy Foods, Hoy, Straw
Those
Mrs. Charles Haines and Mr* Mr* W . F. Walker in Aloha Sun­
Mrs. E. A. Blank and daughter
Of Paeifte l ’ nlver*it> made the present were: Mr. and Mrs. It \
Robert Chamberlain
visited
in day.
Panry were dinner gue-ts Sunday
trip to l.exttigton Friday to ap­ Montgomery and -on Robert Mr
Boli varie» on R«qut**t
Portland Wednesday
AI OKA, OKKGON
o f Mrs. H. A. Alexander.
The Rydman family drove lo pear Jn a concert at the high .1 W . Hickey, Mr and Mrs • I i*
Mrs. Viola M. Sundbeng
and Ridgefield. W ashington, Sumhtv School that evening. Mi. Melvin
tllekev, Mr. atol Mrs Tail W I ee
Mr. and Mr». 1 L. Morelock,
children yisited at the A Suud- and visited at the home o f Mrs. E. Johnson 1» the principal there
der. Mr. an,i Mrs, C I Fuller,
Mrs. Wallac, Brown and
son,
tierg home Sunday.
Rydman’s brother Mr. Bud Ee n- and Mr*. Johnson
nee
Klo *c Mr and Mr* Howard Burton m,
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I lwood motored to
t'h.ninpeog
Barker^ is oive of
the
Mis. J. S. Coward and M;s. M. quist.
high family, Mr. and Mrs II ! t-'w 1
Saturday.
m
M. Weiscnhack
visited
sclioo
an,i family, Mr ami '1rs M M.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith. I> •rhool teachers.
Mr at'd Mrs. (¡«urge Klinski
m
Monday afternoon.
Welsen hark and »on Hobby anil
Al
the
annual
iiil<-r*cliola»li
R.
Hawley
and
family
and
Mr*.
are being congratulated on the
Mrs. Lemmon and children, MeCumsie spent Mother's day at track meet held al Pacific t in Kenneth, France* ami Billv Sunil
arrival o f a baby daughter Mon­
Gaynell
and Ellard o f Ros-tlale |the home o f their parents, Mr. versity Saturday two of our lo ­ berg.
day evening.
and Mrs. H. H. Hawley o f Huber cal boy» Iwlpcd vvm honors for
visited in Aloha Sumlay.
Mr, and Mrs. Jacob
Steffin
of
Janie* bave trailed Huir lióme in Huber
a
Rev and Mrs. E. H. Tetwiler Beaverton High School.
Miss Nancy I.arsen was very
Aloha-Huher School will close
a
Welch
in
the
unit*
ru<
t'
won
fir*l
for
a
chicken
ranch
near
Battle
and
family
have
moved
into
the
pleasantly surprised by friends May 27.
A picnic
is
Perns
house north o f Rogers' recently Tim e, 5:04, In the MO yurd <hi*h ground. Wash. The next day a f ­
and neighbors on lk?r birthday planned for the last day.
Charles Brandi won first
linn ter the (rade wits made the own-
Nineteen Years In Same Location
vacated by the Moore family who
April 22.
Lovely refreshment*
I'ad Solw-’ ll went fishing a ’
5 4 1-5. He also won second in er o f thè W ashington propertv, .1
have moved to Salt I.ake City.
were served.
Corbett and caught
*ome fine
the broad ju m p .
Mr.
Nngel, dled -udtlenly
.if
Miss Larsen received
many
Mrs. Charles Hnln<-» apd Mrs-
almon and sturgeon.
hearl
fuilure
so
Mi».
Steffin
ami
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Mr
und
Mrs.
Morrison
o
f
Port
beaulifui and useful gifts.
Robert Chamberlain visited Mr».
thè III ree ehildren
were coni-
W illiam Oardinier has move,
land
vialtgd
thp
(•iHmore
home
Hilderbrand o f V a n cou 'er, Wash
from the barber shop to hi*
Friday. Tlsry were accompanied polirti to leave al once mi l'bur*
O R E G O N S T A T E N E W S ranch recently purchased at for many years a resident o f by
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their daughter.
Miss
Jane lay lo l»>ok afler die newlv ae-
Huber who is ill at Emmanuel
Mr. Steffin re-
Reedville.
Morrison o f Bend ami by Mr. quired properly.
Hospital.
die
furtilture
Foster and Capl
(¡rindail
of niained to pack
F. IV Jones has opin ed a new
Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew I V 11 -
Yisilirzg day at school for the Bend, who were m Portland al and w il | folltiw laler.
Wr
e
shirt factory in South Rainier. liolm were
dinner
guests
o>
little folks who are planning to tending the sixth annual young orrv lo lose lliis f.imilv and il
TheM.iMimi
,i( Spring- friends in PorllandTliur.*day eve
enter next fall ha» been p ost­ people's con gress o f the Salva­ takes Iw-o ehildren
frinii our
field plans to build a new lodge ning.
poned from Friday,
the
thir­ tion Army, Oregon division.
school, rvirolhy from thè fnurlti
hall.
Little Willard Rohrhaek wa* teenth lo Tuesday
the seven­
grmla ami W alter from thè fir*l.
All members o f the Clubs ar*
Tin ore deposits ~e\en miles taken siek at school last Friday teenth.
W'uller will he remeinhered n*
making a mighty effort to c o m ­
east o f l¡rants Pass show good and had to be' sent home in n
(Ile Cupid."
Mr. Michael CaUbre*,i o f Hu- plete their work in lime for Ae-
car.
values.
!>«r who wa» operated on at sit. h-ivfiiient Pay. May twentieth.
'wenly-tw-o o f lite sixth grade
Mrs. J. S. Coward and Kennel
A $20,000 grandstand is to la»
Vincent's Hospital last week 1 * There will be a rqfet-ria lunch altendeil thè Kounder's d.iy prò
built on tlie .Multnomah
fa ir­ accompanied Mr. Coward on
at home now im proving s|owly al school that day ami it is ex ­ grani whi li wa* lirld al Chain.
business trip to Dallas la«! W - J His trouble was first caused by pert*,! lhal a large crowd will po*g Sulurday under thè ntl*p>
grounds at Gresham.
nesday.
an abcessed tooth.
turn out to ln*pai't the work ces o f thè Oregon l'mm-er '«*•'
I'mattla National
Forest will
(¡isl»' liuti ioti and thè Oregon Misturi
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Lewis an.i
liav $ 6 tl.ood to spend for road-
The mgxilar meeting o f the P. done by the Boys' and
al Society. I In j w- 1 • lai - 11 n
daughter. Lucille, o f
Portland T. A. will be held at tlie school Clubs during the year.
around Pendleton tins year.
Cai* by Mr*. Giunture Mr*. F
visited
the
R.
M
Marvin
home
w
house
next
Tuesday
afternoon.
Work yvi|| begin in .tune on a
Mr». Victor Foster -md chil
ubili, Mr. R Montgomery ami
In c h o o a i n g y o u r d a il y l u b k t u p p l i m , it i i i m ­
May 17.
It will be a very im­ dren, Billy and
$300,000 new I n ion High Schoo> Sunday.
Johnny,
w|(o Mr R. J, Hiekey.
Ihev »tari >
at Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Hooker and sor* portant meeting a» officer* for have been visiting Mr« Foster's
p o r t a n t that t h r y b e frez h , fo r u p o n (his d e ­
about
#even
A.
M
ami nn thè
the ensuing year will be elected mother Mr*. J. Hays, o f Aloha
The grading contract on the and daughter o f near B-averton
way over slopped al Oregon Cltv
p e n d s t h ; i i w o r t h . O u r f o o d s a re a l w a y s fre s h .
The Jubilee singers who are for a 'week r e f u n d *1
, , " ‘ ir to v|«it (he hislnrir Mrl.uiighlln
Astoria end o f the Nehalem road attended church ser'iee* in Al
oha Sunday.
In appear at lb,» Aloha church home today (Friday . Mr. To** homè.
lias been I t for $t3,057.
Al Chanlpoeg III*' me!
1>K1.1\ KK Y S E R V I C E West Side l p m
Hast Side J n. m
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morrisun this evening, Friday, are to «tnir ler, who r-|>*e«»nt^ the Prudeu Mieir leaeher, Mr*. Laura Mnek
Eugene s
building
permits
We Deliver Satuidsy At 40:30 a. m.
Marry, and I Livid took Spada» a few numbers at school some­ lial Life Insurance Company, led who wenl b> boat freni her Inun -
from April 1 to 21 reached $74,-
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. time during the day. It will he in sales in the northwest and at Gladslone
They #ry veiv en-
125.
a wonderful treat for the child­ was given a trip fo New York th u «ia«de over th è ,d a y '* aelivi-
Allen at Westdale.
City Council at Pendleton has
He will return to Portland next ties nnd espeeinlly enjoyed thè
ren.
Farm ers: We pay ctah for your egguand produce
It seems quite the style for
voted for
more
sewers
and
talk« on th* early lilslory o f Or­
Mr. and Mr*. Sanford Rogers. wgek.
the
little
folks
in
tlie
lower
drinking fountains.
Friend» o f Mi«* Pear) Cooke, egon given by thè old pioneer*. I
ta g j w g a jU M i g a r w a rm />■ a e f i
grades to give their
teacher* MrandM rs. Robert Chamberlain
I
A contract Was been let for "flo w e r showers".
and daughter, Virginia, attended ex-principal o f our school, will
building a new M. E. Church at
the entertainment held at Banks he sorry to hear that she I ih *
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Prink of
Springfield.
under the auspices o f the I. O. been quite sick and obliged to be
Portland spent
Mother's
Dav
Barbey's Packing Company al with their par-nt*. Mrs. Lemmon O. F, and Rebecca Lodges Sat­ absent from «rhool for a week
However she is better at this
urday evening.
Astoria ha* * bought the Allen- anq Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Prink.
Hendrirksun cannery at Rainier.
Miss Mary Grand attended the writing. Mi«« Cooke is principal
Roland Finnell o f Peer Island
Hazeldal- o f the Central school in Forest
H om esteads interstate bridge and Mis* I.uella Finnell o ' L a u ­ picnic given by the
Sunday. Grove.
across the Snake River has been rel were at home for Mothers' school at Balm Prove
Mr. and Mr*
Harry Snlweti
School
closed
at
Haz-ldnle
last
completed.
Pay.
Friday. Thp teachpr. Mis* Jean presented their daughter, Muriel
A beach r soi-t is to be devel-
Mrs. Emma L. Bryant, C o u n tv Smith, will teach the Cooper Mt. with a piano la*t Friday on her
«>|«*d
sea Lion caves
near *Hioo| Superindent, made a fly­
sixteenth birthday.
Mr. Sidwell
school npxt year.
Florence.
ing visit to our school Monday-
turned
over
to
her
the
key to hi*
Mr«. Charles Haines, Mr«. Jess
A new Ke,th A \\ aison sa v. - morning.
Hayes and daughter Elizabe'b car after she had driven him to
mill yy ill Le r ady to : un at Taft
Mines. Charleg Hanes and J ss Mrs. Robert Chamberlain and Silvertrn where lie return d lo
during May.
Hayes attended the County Fed­ daughter. Virginia, will attind his work. They were aoeompan
ied by Mr* Sitlwell, Ted SiiKvel'
Oregon’ s
192
wheat
crop eration o f Clubs held at Metzger the W ashington County Council
prom’i.-es a belle yield than any Friday.
o f Parent Teachers to be held al and Roberta Marvin. On the way-
back the parly -topped at Salem
for years past.
The Young Peoples Bible class Gales Creek Saturday.
in«l visit with Miss Gladys
u d-
meeting ami
Bakcg - four banks show re­ held a business
Mrs. A. J. Meves and s >n,
well
whom
tl*-y
found
much
ini-
sources o f over four millions wiener roa-t at the home of Jaeg, went to
I.ongview
Iasi
E recently were given the tremendous advantage o f having the mammoth
dollars.
their teaeliPr. Mr*. R. I.. Antrim week and ni|d M ;. M-ve« w ' io
Firestone factories brought to us. In Tire Educational Meetings we were
Ore Ce*aying ? l i l per ton in Saturday evening.
shown, by means o f motion pictures, charts, tire samples and complete engineer,
came from Seattle to JayUgv.gw
gold ha*
been reported
near
ing data, the details o f Firestone tire design and construction and how Fire*
Mr*. J., F.. Cornell and ch il­ to visit with them. As soon « .
Seaside.
stone and Oldfield tires and tubes are made in the world’s most efficient and
dren have returned home aft r school is out they will move hack
N e w b c u * b rn ie -
over
tne spending a month at M*fc/.«nila lo Seattle where*.Mr. Meves io«
econom ical rubber factories.
W illauie
is tv be :-etiinhered
Firestone pioneered the original low-pressure tire and made it practical by
at u co* of $30,000.
TEA
IN
CHURCH
PARLORS
GRAIN & FUEL CO.
S. N. BUCK & SONS, INC.
P io n eer M e rc h a n ts
ALOHA
-
- .
- - - OREGON
Vegetables
HEAVERTON
MARKET AND GROCERY
Why
c a t o n e
GUM* DIPPED TIRES
V/fear Longer
W
Pori mini and Tacoma buyer*
have jusl paid $l.o,nuO for tlie
light plant at Baudoii.
It costs so little to have
The Standard Oil Co. is m ak ­
ing its headquarter* for Souili-
e n i Oregon at Roseburg.
Running W ater
'Die Scufert salmon cannery
at The Liailee lias opened for
tlie season's run.
The Shell Oil Co. lias bought
a site for a new distributing
plant at Italia*.
Several old logging camps in
Klamath county will he reopened
Ibis summer.
The Knapptt-Svensen electri­
ca l c i i m i unit will serve 1 1 1
sub scribers.
Perhaps you have always
thought of running water
as an expensive luxury.
As a matter o f fact, the
investmentinaFairbank*-
Morse Home Water Plant
completely installed is less
than half the average as­
sessment for a city water
main! Furthermore, the
200
Jin Bugle' cannery at A.-li-
land i* ready to open for the
season's run.
GaHon
PerHour
Piant—
I lie Dnriialii shingle and b o x '
mill at Mvrlie Point is exported 1
to soon be running.
it*.
A u to m a tic .
Columbia county has agreedl
to supply (lie plunk to repair I
"O ld Ironsides."
Come in en d
Ste a Demon'
strntii*n
The Maeleay Estates are plan |
ning a new $3U,U00 hu I o park
at. WediJerhurn.
T h e Anderson A 8 0 ns saw­
mill, long idle at Culp Creek,
is to he 'en|>ened.
The 'uunliill County growers
have sold (heir pool o f mohair
and kids' hair.
Highly
Absorbent
Surgicaliy Clean
cost o f opera­
tion » merely a
few cents a day!
No matter where you
live you can have all the
convenience, all the health
p ro te ctio n o f running
water.
There is a plant for
drawing water from any
source — lake, spring,
stream, shallow well, deep
well, cistern. These piapt^
are furnished to operate
on electric, kerosene or
gasoline power, in sizes
from 120 to 5,000 gallons
per hour. The electric
p'ants operate automat­
ically. Come in and let us
show you the plant that
willinee* your requirements.
SUPERIOR
ABSORBENT
COTTON
Constant
*ii|nTvl*|nn
In
addi I ion lo Mie lai**! niel­
limi* nf iirodnrdon has re-
sulted in highest quality
o f cotton.
ABSOLUTELY
STERILE
» f l II ,.
ril|i' | | " r '-i tinti h a* Ionic
Ubre it i„ purr wlijlr and
hlg.il) i lixifbnnt,
Il I* |¡, i i-ded fo* th>* nu r!
ili-lb-rtc i «e* in et r i * ry,
*4ri|i;.i,| ,-nde prot-.'i-l 1 0 I-
• 1*11 V* i »*I i-r H U
i.r
out of i . i ton.
Dean’s Drug Store
Boring
Gas Engines
Lighting Systems
FAIRBANKS-MORSE
inr "
H O M E W A TE R PL A N T S
'
" " " r '~ 1
Low
Cash Prices
OLDFEELD
TIRES
30x3
3 0 x 3 '/i
3 0 x 3 Vt
2 9 x 4 .4 0
32x4
3 1 x 5 .2 5
3 3 x 0 .0 0
Fabric $ 5 . 8 5
Fabric— 6 . 8 6
Cord... 7 . 3 5
Balloon 8 . 4 0
Cord
1 3 .4 0
B;illoon 1 5 .3 5
Balloon 1 8 .3 5
Oldfield T u bes are
also priced very few
Mod* la tfc« areal •«•namlsal
Flr«ston-> Fasts. la» at Akraa sad
mmrry lit» Standard Tlr* Warranty
We learned why the Firestone Balloon Tread
give» extra aafety, comfort and ion« wear. We
were shown why Firestone, from the very begin­
ning, designed and continue to use the round
Balloon Tread, minimizing “ shoulder breaks", so
destructive to tire». Excess rubber at the edges o f
g Balloon Tread is wasted actually detrimental lo
tire mileage. In the Fife »ton* Tread the small
units and sharp projections are sclentlflcally placed
to permit easy flexing, resulting in extraordinary
riding comfort.
Come in ind let u» put a set of these
Gtim-Dit.pcd 1 ire» on your car you can
forget about tire trouble. Quality is
higher than ever b e fo r e - prices are
lowest in history. Buy now!
WeC?n Serve YotiPeft^r •
and Save You Money
Otto Erickson & Co.
Beaverton, Ore.
R. 8CHUEPBACH, Beaverton, Or.
All kinds of pump repairing
Well
Gum-Dipping. The morion pictures showed us how the cords o f the carcass
are dipped in a rubber solution, thoroughly saturating and insulating every
fiber o f every cord with rubber. Simple demonstrations and tests illustrated the
great advantage o f this process, which supplies the extra strength to withstand
the extra flexing strains o f low-pressure construction—one o f the reasous why
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires are establishing
such unheard-of mileage records.
1 mt
D*
Stèro
Beaverton, Ore.
Rich’s Garage
Beaverton, O n ,
E. Miller
North Plain$, Or«,
S