ALOHA-HUBER REVEW
A L O H A TRANSFER
Live New# From A Live Community
Daily Service to Portland
Mrs. t'.laru Tobia», who In*»
I wmxh i|uil»‘ ill in Iho Purl lami
Su rg ical
lio>pital
i>
goidim
.«h'llg «n>ll.
Mrs. Kno Stimlhi'rg is x i m I i i i :
lior ilnu thtor. Mrs. Hohorl Ingi'r
soli, al liladstono, ami 1» alloml
ms:' Ilio (iliallU u i|lia .
L e t U s Figure Y ou r M o v in g Jobs
Aloha, Oregon
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Phone Beav. 1948
Rov. ami Mrs. K. II Tolwilor
ami Mrs Ji'sv,' l.oo »poni Mon
day at Ilio homo o f Mrs. K. \\
\\ a l ls , in Porllaml
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S. N. BUCK & SONS, INC.
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Pioneer M erchants
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ALOHA ........................
OREGON
Nineteen Years In Same Location
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Vlolia-llnhor >.h»>l xxill ho
mn So,do„y»ior 1?.
cor»,s o f loaohor»
as lasl yoar
■ will liaxo oharKo o f (ho soliool.
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Mr*- F * rl " *''*•
Pori land,
B xisilod xvilh tho l.oo family Sun
■ day ami atlondod
Iho oliuroh
“ sorvioos and Iho funoral of Mr
J Potrrson.
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Mr. T.harlo.s J a r K 'o n , of Mu
I hor, a fte r an right months* so
I jo u rn in .Montana for his heall li
* has rrturno,| to Ins homo not
I much itnprovod.
Mr. and Mrs. H, A Mmitgiim
! ery are t h r proud parents o f a
I fitti*» hoy horn at th r Portland
¡sanitarium Friday.
.I«|ly ir>lh
Vlioy havr immisi Inm Hilly
Your Money
Buys More at
Miss Pearl Cooke, of Foresi •
Grove , wdli
her p a ien ls
and ^
her cousin. Russel Ramh««sek. d
of
Portland.
were
liinclieo" d
g u e s t, at the H.irker home Fri ¡ I
day evening.
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T h e Buck family, who l i a x c ; a
retu rned from their week’s o u t - I B
ing at Cannon Bench, nil re B
port a
splendid tini'*,
cxrepi f,
Mr. S II Buck, who
s iirfe re| | B
from Imdly ulcerated teelli.
Sr-xoral Aloha Oddfrllows â t-
touded
thr
I hldfi'llow
pieni«*
Mr*. I. E Kind xxa> called t<- ' g
n ear T ig ard Iasi Sunday and aro Portland Tunmlax hx ihi* n e w ^ lv
anticipatiti».'',
a picnic
at Ilo dial her hiisbantl h;ul been I ikrn id
park at IlilU horo novi Sunday
to die Good R.'im.irilnii I m >'M i I. i »
I’e 3
Miss
Helen
I.indilli.
Miss during the p re x o m . night.
Vera
Tolwilor
and
Lawrence has been working i^ 1 epair man d
Vllison are lo go to the Baptis xin die shop al the mill al W est d
M
ii ■ Â
Sum m e r Assembly at Mr.VUnn T i m b a r , and
ville « v e r the contins work-mid wlien working, his hand xva à
haillx erush«Hl and h-' suffered !S
Mrs.
Aiolà
Sumlborg
and Ihe lo s s o f one finger.
lie is À
daughter,
F ra n c e s ,
and
son. re s tin g a * well as
can h ex- A
Kenneth, left Sunday for a txx. peeled.
S
weeks- vacation with Mrs. Suml
At die meeting o f Itov Seoul
herg s sister, Mrs. T . B u rton , a,
I'naip Nu J J un I'ne-dux even 8
Marshfield.
nig. several o f die |mxs | ,..L K
Mrs. J o s e p h in e P otrrso n. 01 I h e ic . te s ts
i i
pig
E
«'Incapo, and her sister. Mr-
an overnicht e.imping I n o fur K
J o h n s o n , o f Everett, NVashin.
ru ead ay night.
H am
w
ton. whom she lias been visiting negl
T e tw ile r ami F i l l s \nlrim t.i..i j
spent Saturday with Mr». A. F
•heir swimming
tests
in it,,
Larson on Hul«er. Avenue.
Broadway swimming lank T u e s i
Mrs. Viola Kearney, of M ai­ day afliTivoon.
son,
atlondod
th e
Peterson
Mr. J . tl. Sliekuey imixed hi
funeral
Sunday.
Kmma Belle
r e a l esta te headipiarters from
P eterson will spend next week
the Sch illin g hiiililiii.' into «1er
at (lie Kearney home with her
row’s g a ra e c . as the room he
friend. Elizabeth Freem an.
ocrupjed for nnlx
h rie f lime
EunoustheMridOnr
,
s
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Ilio W h o o lo r' ami I w o r s ha\o
Mr.umt Mrs. .......... .
rolurnod from U n ir li'l n n n Irli» |,«\o
hoon
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\i,
tip Ilio Wilson n\or
l'I.oi W
................ moro li mo W t-,
a fino limo.
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'I r . ami Mrs. W illiam «Untoli
lim iti^
Itrown.
w ho
ha» aro
spomlinu
••« fou .lax » al
booti \ i s i li n . rotaiixos in Violi.«, j du ir homo loro,
rolnrnod In In- homo in Cori ]
land Salurday
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Mrs. J ' " s II ixos r i i .
l'iTninod Mi. Ilavos' lalhor. of
Mrs
K. Tulli o, Mi . K. .1 1
Hoax orlon ovor Ilio xvoob orni
T h o m s and
Mis
I
«lilmoro
xyoro h oslossos il a xvonior roast
Mr» Moyos and ..... . win* lixod
i.n Ilio
l i n |# s.
Ml s
(| Il ul l ,,. , ,
a f< XX xo.irs,
T u l l i o -* homo Tuosdax ovoniim
homo in
Tho sa,no»
M
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',"*- dd
' '* “ Dmoiv.
Ml's \ , Konl\ioky.
*Rd ............ r. Mrs. Mani
dot», and Mrs. Allon. o f l‘orllan.1
Ml * " ' * * • ' « Han is. «xi II »x
xvoro diiinor gnosis
of Mrs |i
Ion, was a viailor al Ilio homo
v. B oro sford in Porli,md. ........
,fay.
/or
Quality Products
Fair P rices and
H onest Dealing
Dean's Drug Store
Mrs. J e s s i e I'.raven is e n jo y ­
ing a visit from lier daughter
o f Idaho. W o are sorry to lira -
Dial Mrs. Craven will move in
August to W allu la . Idaho, wlier
she will make her home witi
her son, Glen.
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Mrs. F. E. T u ttle is working
at Ids t-rade. that o f carp e n te r
The 3 2 * 2 d t S io n
in
McMinnville.
Mrs.
T u ttle
jviaHed with him ov e r the w eek­
-end
and attended
a Seventh
Hav Adventist ra m p meeting.
Mrs. Tarf W holer is improv
ing his house by painting il
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t
Coming J
Mrs. Morris Holmes, o f San
Jo s e . California, left last T l m r s
day a fte r visitin g for a week a*
the home o f her 'i s lo r . Mis. \
F. I.arson.
She motored from
California with neig hb ors. Mi­
ami Mrs. Halverson, wlnu also
slopped here on Iheir way to
Seattle.
is rented t«i i
Puri land man
Mr C. R. Hlilloeli. xvh*> has in
stalled an
up -to date
hakerx
T h e la tte r moved in Thu rsday
and will he ready fur busin ess
Satu rd ay morning.
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Mi
and Mrs.
Vmlrrw l»on*
or Mr and Mrs W o r d R«W> • *
(|(|l| Mrs. .. ....... Ma»
raoonily.
„ „ Mr and Mrs. Kr««i|k «ialini
Uni li Clark ha» n i n i
I from |((()| f
Mi and Mrs. Harry
a
ido.isanl xaoalloii
sponi in (1|.||H| .............
,|„. fi g a r i » I '»
Soalllo ilii,| I aroma, W a d u n a
(| h
ino liold al Klsiior |mrh,
l«»n.
T ifarli.
oli
Humlay.
lino««»,
Mr. ami Mi
» tank »•nl\or
nini ftMiitllitir. nini u l»«i-
nini fumtlv liiivi* i*e ini*i»«*• I Irnni |x«»i lunrli wori» unjn>«M| l»v ull
" V*r » ........ ......... ..................... V farowoll ami - u r p r i .o party
in Soulborn «in-Ron
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*Mr
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Mr inni Mfs Vml> lionholni
xviII ho dtnnnr inioil« of frloiul*
in lown Krnlay. Ilio
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brina Mr I io n li ni in * hi^lntiix
Mr and Mrs I d
n Vooslo
nini fu in 11 x and
Mr. ami M r.
T a y lo r wHI •iiniii Ilio xxook o n l
l'niiipitig Oli Ilio sInnos o f MI
Mi
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ttih d o r f . Mr and Mr»
Mol/ol
llaxxlox I li le U imi Mr. and Mrs I «I l.nlsm i
Mr ami Mi
and sou, Mrs. l'yriis W ado and
son, Iunior, or Oklahoma, and
Mi
's. \ lluok ha xv loliirnoil L oa l— Tullio ih'g. 1 x r . old: of
from a idoasaiii xaoalion s|i«»nl
modiiim sl/o
Itoliiru lo H. J .
al «.annoti lira«'h
| Co*., flly ,
llowar«!
a - .l t
Beaver Theatre
July 24 -
25 and 26
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
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1HL WORLD’ S WONDER l‘ ICHJRE
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with
Wallace Beery
Lloyd Hughes
Lewis Stone
Bessie Love
Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle’s
Stupendous Story
!
The
Gilm ore
family
with
id other employee* o f die P. E
P. company anil Iheir fnulies.
- i " ' " 1 a viyrj p b w i n l day la
3
Sunday in the Imnuilauts
tin
í
wen! as far as Caseadera on tli
e a r s . Ihe l«Hik
the eompanx's
speeders
nud went
15 miles
fa rt h e r up into the w oods i
III», compiitiv's ra m p
On d i ' rA
hack a brake failed to work ami 8
it was h.v merest
elilinee dial 8
an accident w a* avoided
How • ijZ
ever, “ a miss i* as good as a
mile’ ami all reported a verv «5
jo lly lime.
T h e liilniii,'> s al > K
enjoyed die
I* F
P
all d x K
day picnic at die Oak* T h i n s
day o f (his week.
:CM£DV —"TMt BIG IDÈA
PATHE NEWS
ADMISSION
2 5 cents
KIODIE8 A DIME
TUESDAY
4
IS
PAY
NIGHT
BIG MONEY
SAVING
JUL Y 23 to 27
In d u
sive....
at all
20th CENTURY
STORES
Read Our
Circulars
Pride In Ownership
With Goodyear Tires on your car—you know
you have the best.
Your friends know it.
The whole world kitows if.
Announcing
Items and Prices
for this
Big Event
20th Century Stores
Your Nearest Store is BEAVERTON
Everyone knows Goodyear is the standard of
comparison.
And you can get these famous quality tires for
no more than you pay for so-called “bargain”
tires.
Here are a Few Examples of the Prices
W E ARE OFFERING in Genuine
GOODYEAR TIRES
30x 3 1-2 Clincher Fabric
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$ 6 .2 0
32 x 4
Straight Side Cord
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1 3 .9 5
33 x 4
Straight Side Cord
,
.
1 4 .7 0
3 2 x 4 1 2 Cord, $ 1 9 0 0 ; 3 3 x 5 Cord, $ 2 5 .2 0
STIPE’S G A R A G E
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Mr.
(i|,a|imail, xxlio aro gniiig oasi
|tll|
lo ho axxay aovoral
ntnnlhs, h.v
n o *.h h o rs
and
irioml'. on
SalUiilux ovoillng
I I'«' litllidiod 'xas playod
and
rrfi oshm mils w*'i...........
Pro»
..... n • •......... .............. wm.
and Mrs. Orni
Shuw,
Mr orni
Can Buy LUMBER
At Most Any Price
But you cannot buy quality Lumber—the
only Lumber you can afford to use to
build your home—for any less than we are
selling it. Get our prices, and remember
we guarantee the quality.
1x12 No. 3 Common
Per M $12.00
1x8 Shiplap No. I Com. Per M 20.00
“ The Y ard o f Service”
McCready Lumber Company
MARION WATSON. SALES AGENT
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