& TH R BKAVERTON ItEVIEW FRIDAY, JULY it, 1937 KINTON NEWS I Business Directory j * «a -»■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ STUDIO BARBER SHOP 5 An -vp.-not.... . ■ « • g a z in e s ro u n u in cam oy . Servie. ■ ■ in attendance. ■ W H ITEH ALL RESTAURANT * First Class Work At " T h « Best or Est* « Reasonable P rie « jO apoïite P. 0 , - BftYertoo a s I I I I K K B I S R B B S I T C B f S r J jB B B B B B B B B B B B * * B S S S Ü - 1 DR SAMUEL SORENSEN ■ BEAVERTON LUMBER CO. * D. V. S ^ B Now Open For Business ^ ____ Frank l ì Fluke, this town, was friends Sunday. form erly o f I calling on Mrs. Filici McCormick h a' been employed in Hillsboro dur­ ing the past week. «B B B S B B B B B B B B B B B B B B MAHCI I I I l*.,p " m f,> r" ,k'1 « 1 « w r v e you when you want Useful nan he sold thru Review and spent " with ' I I I relatives at T The h e Dalle- * , I'"'".1 *** prosperilv. to tiuy. sell hire, rent or find W aul Ail*. Dalle*. " u" ; ' " • " o n ' ««<* I,el,, them to sell lost articles ........ i M n „ yilu lIMV), S. S - H. H * Pomeroy, Robert Pom e, "tneroy. Robert I ¡"ne- their services, to sell their l here s hardly a home whfrli for. of course, but soli the B 1» nhend of everythin« else ■ riy and daughter, Kathryn, r,y , a" d daughter. Kalhr.vn.merehaiiit.se. doe, not contain articles which l h m Ks you don’t use Tun, spent honday Sunday with relatives m in W ant ads find tenants for are no longer in itse. these discarded articles ml. " We have been established a Soappoose. ocappouae. vacant ro o m s and vacant Often it never occurs to the money. 2 here fifteen years, and a !- ■ Many of people bouse*. , . owners of these thing* to SFl.l, Phone a BMaosllansoue for o f our young ■ ways have given perfect J have been employed in the berry ' “ u will he prosperou- all them. gale advartlsemont to the Re. have been employed in the berry: fields around Scholls, duruv. the y0l*r round ,r y°u U’1 w t n l '<’< almost anything which is view. past week. -------------------------------------------------------------------------■---------------------- ------------------------------------------ Messrs E m il and Herman Wanted— Children to hoard »1 N UR S E R Y S C H O O L If you wunt *lah wood I have b ■ ■ o n vPDTnti rsdrfd c u a p B IVa,,m*A Friday evening for * lovrly home in the country. \ Mrs K „ . . it. I f you want cord wood I B ■ A. II. Waltner, Owner i 2 BEAVERTON BARBER S H O P " w .sh m gton bave it. if you want *hori S DR. A. E. W IL S O N " B E A V E T O N ^ B A E B E R ^ S H O P . ' V a *hi_n,il0? ’ wl,erv hav* ' T : : a nursery school for the -urn ■ 1126 Second St: j ■ C. J. Stevens. Prop. a employment. mcr or will keep children by wood I bave It. A. K. Hanson B ■ HiUboro Oregon ' ■ Shave 25c Haircuts 3 5 c , Vlbert 1 hiIIman. who i- e m - > OP gallon "redwood t»“ Ur or day. 'lie wood man. Telepliom a ! Optometrist Adv o I «ver N Laundry in Connection B I ' ," i 1,1 lo itla n d . - 1 i the water tank in good .ndilion * II her b.v I'elrphone e -.il If. 0 1 1 5 . B B B B flB B B B B B B B IB B B a week-'*u,, with Ins par.,,:-. Vi, , w . V. Hardman, HI 2 --------------------- ■ Optical Work— Repairing a Beaverton, Ore. m and Mrs. August Dallmii< 5T5 Hx « , Heaverlon p -.ll J O I N T M A S O N I C -S T A R P IC NIC BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB. J ¡ I B B B I B B I I I R I I B I i l l l l t Miss Rosa Bucher, who has ------------------- —----------------------- Heaverlon Lodge No. 100, A. in Portland, was u ^ * nkod— Second band goo.N or F. ,v A. M and Beaver Chapter ■ M APES & SON ■ employment ; C. W. NOYES guest for a few days the first •** Linds. K. Halslen o :il-it7 No. lo t, O. K. s' will bold ■ B I L L I A R D P A R LO R * of the week, of her iiarenls. Mr V o r Sals— licited .o,T l"i a..-77, '.h,‘,r ATTORNEY AT | W\ J""“ P'*’"»«’ Sals— Helled and F.liesler 2 Cigars, Tobaccos g and Mrs. r . A. Hue her. Collections of all kinds W hite pigs, six week* obi. J. Sunday. July ï t, in Halm Grove Insurance _ Confections, Soft Drinks B The follow ing were guests o f Mil «el, Huber, «tre. p-itl on Gale* Greek, west o f Forest __ Grove. Pleine dinner Vililelle Mrs. Louise Van Kl«*ek, Sunday: ¡B etterton Oregon ¡C sd v Building Wilson St J o f all kinds. Sale Cabbage plani ■ at ; ronlest*. games Leonard Messer F o r ■ d B B M B B B B B B B B B B B s i B B i j B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B t B Mr, and Mrs. 50c per hundred Mrs. C sports and other amusement- and Karl Wedekiug, all tvf P o rt­ By Unter. COMMI T E I Fisher, here. 0 - 3 11 • THE BEAUTY BOX ■ " s e r v i c e a n d q u a l i t y * p land. adv. e 3J-.ll Mr-. Floyd Hierly has b«>en' FOR SALE \ EXPERT MARCELLING ■ lfi ° ' R ; very poorly at her home during s,.v,.ri,| articles or r. nfeelion Wanted T o buy. Ring and soda -rt cherries. Farmer* ■ F A C IA L S M A N IC U R IN G ■ HILLSBORO ICE k COAL CO. * Hie past week, but is reporled ery «.,,uipmenl. including Market. HHIsImro. Phone some improved at ,*,,5l,lank. earbonalor. coffee urn. J Phone us foe appointm ,nts ■ HillshofO, Oregon v w iltin g. 303 tZ. adv ed. 33-31 ! combination fountain re fiig e r- j 'i'liere is one l«*ss chicken ator. suitable for small lunch I b I O B B I I I H I I I I s B i S I i I ? B B F B R B B B P B I«* B E R ■ b b b 1«, buy. New potato*'-' hawk hi this community, ,n uti room ; also several r«uv wall Wanted and all kinds o f fruit. F a r­ l : F. W. BISHOP extra large one was -hot Hie booths, ami one large wood mers’ Market, Hillsboro Phone AH in Tirst first oT Die week by one o f our heating stove. • DEW DROP INN 2 Planking and Heating > young hunters. 3031Z. adv. pd 33-31 etas* rondi! ion. Prices very ■ r b reasonable. In<|uire at F o r Sal«— U a bargain, or will HARDWARE. P A IN TS B Regular services at th e THE L IT T L E BRGWN JI G ■ G E N ER AL CON FECTIO N ER Y R this Sunday as louow *: exchange f«>r a small tract of Beaverton, Oregon. Bearerton church ■ R Phone 2003 land o f about equal value, a Lutle School at 11 ;00 a. at., and e-31 ■ B preaching service at 1:30 p. ui. 5 room collage with garage B F O U N T A I N S E R V IC E , _ ■ and poultry house fo r ion Everybody is invited to alieud. ■ B hen*. Du pavi-d street ami “ I haven’ t taken a woman out " specializing In *■ The grangers o f Hus com ­ W. E. PEGG cement walk. W hat liuvc yo u f in five year».” offered the pris munity will waul to bear iu Address A. D. Brooks, llenv Undertaker an i Enkalmcr mind that next \V edneaduy is oner as he broke another -tone ■ Milk Shakes and Root Beers B ertoli. \,l\ 032t f the uieeting of VV aslun^tou 2 GRANGE BUILDING N ow .n m m itrip ticketsbetvvcrn R ed M ivtrk I ’ county Pomona Grange, waicb at .it ions at Lut a tenth more than the regular meets with the bcliolls grauge. » . R ose«.« * Son. P t o p . ; ^ , , , ... llatul-Cut Pattern Ore. one-way fare. The baying season is pretty B No. 1118 Plan one-dav trip» for huainesa or pleasure. ■ well over now, but those who BBBBBBBBBBBBBiBSBBBBBIBBBBBBBBBI Travel at low c « m i . 1 lav e the maximum amount THE are going to bale their bay are o f time at your destination. suit w ailing (or (lie baling uul- IiL winch is expected some lime 45c (u Pttrllatul (Ins week. and hack. For use any day and good for return Mr. and Mrs. August \\ ouzel K IL L H*>* QUICK on any train leaving prior to m idnight o f dat«! .and house guesl, li. Kabler, o f r L O C K S skV ATIIV.B o f »ale. Similar low fare* between other Red 'B altim ore, and Vk illiuui W eiuel Electric station». visaed Sunday afternoon at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. George For longer viaita; ask about 10-ride com m u­ , Egger, o f the Laurel district. tation tickets, good for 60 days. Take aa many in your party at you wish at these low fare*. I t ’ s easy to keep your The road crew with the big houso free fro m fflaa O th er fare* and lim it» to suit your plana. I caterpillar grader, did some w ith C E N O L F L Y DE­ much needed work on the road Ride safely .comfortably on the Red Electric». S T R O Y E R . Just spray at the head o f Mr. W eiu el’* o r­ Save time, m oney and nervoua energy. it around. T h e flics fa ll chard last week. This stretch dead. Safe and aaey to use. Q uick and j l road will be rocked later in thorough. For a h. a lth - | 1 the season. B Graduate unit licensed B ‘ " in a ry ■ 1 ,‘*lor K,‘w Management a • Ofrieo Heaverlon 19" — I *w:. Brother* Proorifto S m ■ F a r m Res. Hillsboro 3R " U w tt • rropneio S. B S ............................................ i B . r . V iB a Iri rn a a Stock C o u n try B B E A V E R WOOD & l e t CO B B Companies B a t s , B Iths-k Wood and Planer Kud> B ■ i l l T O M O R I I F IV S IlW A V f F 5 U ta h -W a sh , Goal- all grade* ■ B All l U M U B I L L LYNUKA A l t B (ce Soorod -C old Stocag« ■ ■ N J Ske« ••• Aloha Ore B W o o d y a r d at Front a n j M a m S ■ o m i e . S J v e r t ' o ; i S S - c J S p . L Scholl* x Phone 6 7 0 2 5 ¡t ia B B IIIB IB a B IO IIIliin illia ia illO IB B B B ^ ■ lillsbaro Shot Hospital j Fares Cut on the Red Electrics DANG W E PRINT BUTTER W R A PPE R S FLW , Swenson A lw ays Has M oney To Loan ¡K S K . Beaverton Realtor Telephone 4403 Lewis Brothers Props. j f £ A U TO ^ "B ices: Beaverton, Corner o f W atson and First 8k Portland Office, Portland Auto Freight Terminal Phone: Beaverton 6V"3 Portland, Main 3510 f. j A N D L IV E R Y S E R V IC E , D A IL Y T O P O R TLA N D F U R N IT U R E A N D P IA N O M O V IN G T R IP S "H E W H O DOES NOT MASTICATE W E L L IS AN ENEMY TO HIS OWN LIFE” LET ME ?.AVE YOUR TEETH RECONSTRUCT THE M ISSIN G ONES BY MAKING Partial Plates. Full Plates or Fridge Vvoik Teeth Extracted FI EE In Plate or Bridge Work Fves I v appointment. I it 1347 5lh.. corner Washou t , PRtbON DR. C. C. LDGAH, Dentistry L ; 6 i 1 0 .2 7 c . Per Mile Rnl,| Hv B E A V E R TO N PHARM ACY J. K. Hatch, Proprietor. Beaverton, Oregon Jaunty, yutrtliiul, bacoming- never ls * dr«»§ «»yle more popular ih.in e new boUro model. It i.i not idy delightfully becoming but very raty to make. You can pick your own color combinations, black with black and white check* li «mart. So u navy Cards were received from Mr.J bio* with bright red-and-whtle and Mrs. Melvin Yandermosl ‘ «becked vettee, collar*, cuff- ind ker­ Still another combination i last week, saying that they were chief. .enjoying the wonderful sight» would be a solid color such as beige, e or green with a lighter shade of Yellowstone National park, trimming. and were expecting to leave! This pattern may be obtained in Inere the last o f the week fr.rj *i««< 16 to 44. Sis* 36 requires 2 « ee.slern Oregon, where they w ll yards 40 inch material and M yard remain until later in the season.', 40 h»ch trimming material. No dress­ Letters have been revived making experience la needed to make Deaign No. u la If you me this during the past week from Mr. d-cut Individual pattern cut from and Mrs. Josef Tannler, o f 8eio, vy paper. (form erly o f this town; inform ­ Pattern* will he delivered In ing (liir many friends here oT any addre*» upon receipt o f -'5 ■ the improved condition ol Mr. in ea*h or l'. H. pontage. A l- Tannler who has t>«-en ill in w xy» mention sire wanted. Ad an Albany hospital. He was re ­ drea* Beaverton Review, H*' iv moved recently to In* home, and erlon, Orgon. is doing as well as can be ex­ pected. W e all hope lie has a speedy reovery. Z C and j AL L WOHK DONE IN MV CTFI CP. Mr. and Mrs. H. Corell and jl Mrs. E. it. Ash, all o f Portland, f were callers at the W I Nan f Horn ranch Sunday. Mrs. Ash ^ is very much interested in ^ \\ ashing ton county, and is ^ looking at several places as a d prospective purchaser of a Sjliuine in this locality. jl Mr. and Mrs. A lfred Richards J and family, o f Portland, were j Sunday guests o f Mr. Richards' j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Richard». The Misses Lila and Vivian Richards, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richards, Jr. were also visitors at the Rich­ ard* home. "V Sou "g Beaverton Transfer Co. TR U CK ler, m ore com fortabla home, free fro m fliea, use Cenol K ir D estroyer. li. Kabler, o f Baltimore, Md., arrived al be home *of Mr. and Mrs. August W enzel, Cooper inouiituiu, oil Saturday evening, and will make an extended visit. Mr. Kabler is a brother ol Mrs. \\ enzel. E. E. S W E N S O N Bldg t Ye scrjbe spent Iasi Thurs­ day and Friday at Gladstone taking in some o f the W iiU in - 'e lle Valley Chautauqua assem­ bly. ’ ’The Old Frontier," a pag­ eant-play o f the winning of Oregon was one o f the number* on the program very much en­ joyed. There were a number o f old Oregon poineers nrc*ent, I one o f whom was 09 yera* old. Friday was “ Orange Day," and W ashington county wa* repre­ sented by a number o f gran­ gers. The usual fine grange dinner wa* much enjoyed at nocn. IT MUST RUN li you get it ht-re ¡For good used carij hard-to-suit chooses Qamel M o d e r n people are hard to aatiaf y. But Camel ha* plraaed them and they have made It the moat famou* cigarette of all time. Present-day smoker* are "tasty,” and they recognize in Camel the choicest tobacco* grown, blended for smoothness and mellowness. Camel leadership in this modern world ia an overwhelming tribute to the taste and fragrance of thia quality cigarette. Camel will prove itaelf to you. What a cool, satisfying smoke! When you try Camels, you will see why they are first and favorite with present-day smokers. " Hare a Camel ! ” Pacific C. E. ALLEN, A(snd