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Beaverton Keviu«v
CE DAR R I L L S
—By
i iik r e v i e w p u u l i s u i n u 1 : 0 .
• V II Stephens la working a t T il­
lamook.
Issued Every Friday at Iteavorton, Ora
lioonard Delay visited friends in
Cedar Mill Sunday.
H. Hhellenberyer,
i J . W. Barm-», Mrs ls-slte Spencer, ^
Mrs. Ola Hoyle, the niyht o|<er-1 Mrs. F. M, I^iasiter, Mrs. V. A.
a lor at the B. P. depot is spending.
M™, N. W. Gorhaa^ Mrs.
several, weeks with her mother in F. W. Livermore, Jr., and ' Mrs. J .
R. Talbert, and Mrs W. O. Rob
New Kirk, Okia.
u
j w
,,
, ! erta and hdr sister, Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. V. A, Wood attend- p ^ te r from Portland
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od a "600" party Friday evening,
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H lh crlci/ Cam p
niaeta
tha
gives by Mr. and Mrs. 0 . C. Ja -
ai k t u in
uaip
,Hrat Hulurday and Us*r«J T u a a -
cobs of Portland.
AULTWW HALF.
day evenings o f each
m onth.
Mrs. O A Andoraon and Miaa w ‘ / ’"
io" “ >* ° " 0 ‘* V isiting N eighbors, w elcom e.
Arnold Dashing of Hillsboro, spent
¿ ’¡¡th c f Huber on"“ and* o m -
M’ A M orrison. Clerk,
ihuraday visiting Inonda in Boa- ha(f
.outh ot Bethany, and ,ttrob K" m m ,r
A d v ^ ls tf
verton and Klntun.
two mites west of Cedar Mills, on -------------------------- H eaverton Rehak-
Mrs. W. H. Pearce and daughter Wednesday, Oct, 26, at 1 o'rlock p.
ali
Lodge
N o
Evelyn and eon Willis of Pvrtlam. m., nine milk cows, Holstelns and
Î 1 8 m eets
fira t
spent Monday evening in the home Jerseys, three fresh now und some
and third
Tur
of her mother, Mre. Emma tlocken. to freshen soon, with record of each
day evenings
at
cow given when Bold, Holstein hei­
7 :3 « P M. in the
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morelock ana fer; Brown Swiss heifer, one horse; \ j
O. O. F. Hall,
M rs, W a lte r
son and Mr. and Mrs. ttpreadbor-
about 20 tons of hay; four-horse H arris, N. O . Mrs. L I Myers
uugh of Portland were gueste Sun­ spud digged; fanning mill with sack- Secretary . •
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day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. #r; 3 ten-gallon aftd 8 five-gallon —----- — ■ •
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i. L. Morelock.
milk cans; milk cooler; Barnes A
fteaverlnn Lodge
No. 252,
I.
O,
Miss Alice
Rasmussen,
accom­ Son piano In first class shape; coal / J
panied by her friend, Miss ChariolU qi| heater and other articles too
O. F.. moots ev-
- j •
*
cry Monday evA-
Hanson of Hillsboro, spent the wee» numemua to mention
Tcrms of Sate: *20 and u n d er,Inin* at 8 p. m.
V isito rs wnl~
end in the home of her grandfalhei,
cash; over 320, six months time on com e.
Mr. John B. Hayes.
A. II. E rick so n , N. il.
approved note at 8 per cent inter­ "la d " W h eeler, S e creta ry .
4 2 lf
Mrs. J . c. Huntley, Mrs. N. W.
est.
Gorham, and Mr. A. M. Jannsen
Rudy Losli, owner; H. A. Kura
attended the Lametta chapter, O. E. auctioneer; J . J . Wlsmer, clerk. II.
8., at tha Masonic Tempi« in Port­
Adv c 17
land Monday night.
Entered aa soeund-Waa* mailer Da
Kay Haskell of Noti is visiting
remit*/ I , IH 2, at tha poatoflte* at Baa*
vortot, Oregon, undar tha Aet of March rolatives and friends.
Miaa Mary Shackelford called on
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Mrs. Mary Reeve« Friday afternoon
F r id a y , o l t o b b b
Mrs. Harry Burton of Portland
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Kggora.
IMPAIRING THKIK SA FE T Y
Sunday, Or to bar 16th— Billy Hock-
Mlaa Psarl Milter of North Plains
an racatvxxl a auparflcial gun a hot was a guest at the Stark horns this
wound In tha hand from a 32-rifle weak.
la th« handa of Junior Mtllat. For­
Kdith Churchley la playing tha
tunately tha hullat a truck tha alda
of tha hand In a glancing mannar violin In the orchestra at the First
and paaaad on out. A deviation of baptist church.
The Ladies’ club will meat at the
I Inch or laaa would have lodged
home of Mrs. John Pointer Tuea
the ball In hie brain.
Tueaday. October I S -Vincent 01 lay, October 26th.
aon of tha llltaon district south
August Hlrkethier, Herbert Bau
of Beaverton, had hla log amputat­ ar and Willard Bauer have gone to
ed below tha knee Tuesday
Run- Southern Oregon door hunting.
day, October t , while he was out
Mr. Joseph Church la quitting
with some other boys hunting, a
shot gun In tha handa of one at the wood business -and will engaye
hla companions
was
accidentally In the grocery business a t Phillips
discharged.
The m otile
of tha
Tha Halloween party for
the
gun was cloee to Vincent's log, and benefit of the now school will be
the Injury to the log was to severe given Monday evening, October 31
that It could not bo saved.
The
Mrs. N. W. Gorham spent Sat­
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Reeves and
operation was performed at tha St.
E ^
family, Gertrud* end Rimer, were urday and Saturday night at the WANTED t t i f OR S AL E
Vlncsdl hospital
recent visitors at the home of Mr noinc uf Mr. and Mrs. it. A. Blanu
N. E CHURCH
At W
same time that Vincent and Mrs. Albert Boeel a t Soap- of McMinnville. Hunday they drove
How guild news due* spread.
10:00 a. m.—Sue'*” School.
la In the' hospital, two other boys
to Albany and spent Ibe day witn iKNF.it AL GASOLINE is
s till
11:00 a. m — ” — '- - worship.
are there from other communities
ihe beat.
Adv 30 tf
0:."0 p. m.— R'lworth LeagJe.
Mr, and Mrs. John Meuror an Mr. Gorham.
with Mmllar injuries. One boy has
Mr. and Mrs. Collia Moore o.
7:30 p. m.—Evening worship.
Mrs.
Philip
o shat gun wound In the log, and tertalned Mr. and
F o r Sal# ; B a rg a in — 'small c o t­
Sermons both morning and eve­
an amputation of hla limb may al Thorne, Mr. and Mr» John Pointer, Moro spent from Friday to Sunday
tage
w
ith
largo
lot
and
em­
ning by the castor.
so bo neresaary.
The other boy and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stark on m the home of Mi s. Moore s par
inent sidew alk on paved stre e t.
W. E. Ingalls, pastor-
ente, Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Huntley,
was shot In the neck.
His collar Friday evening.
L argo poultry house and aliou
m
order
to
attend
the
football
game
bone wma shattered, and the bullet
P -fh e! C oafregitiotul Church
Hunday was a day of
unusual
200 p u llets. F o u r blocks w o j I
Is I "dyed down beneath hla shoulder happiness In the home of Mary E. between Oregon and California.
o f Hank.
T e rm s.
Bee own
blade. A serious operation' for him Reeves when her children and their
0 :1 5 a. m. Sunday Sch oo l.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorham Levereli
r r , A. I). Mrooks.
c iili
no doubt will bo necessary.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -------------------- 111 :f*o a. m. M orning w orship
families gathered to celebrate her and baby arrived lust week to spend
With these things happening so seventy-ninth birthday anniversary. the winter at their home in the Wantod— D ressm akin g.
D resse J . , ;0 0 p m. . j UIlior C h ristian K n­
often. It would teem that parents
i t . 50
and
up.
C h ildren's
deavor.
Sorrento
district.
Mr.
Lcverett
li­
We anticipate a proud record to
should consider very seriously *
the pitcher for the American as
clo th e«
reaso n ab le.
M rs.j.\ | | young folks o f ju n io r
ag*
tw
made
by
the
Cedar
Mill
unit
of
lo whether a young boy bd allowed
»ocialion baseball leugue
of
In
Cooper. P rogrea».
c iO li;
a re invited lo atten d .
'lie
I'uunty
bn»c
hall
league
for
Un-
firearms before he has arrived al
—
“““
"— * ;■() i, in.. In i," m ediate C h ris
coming season.
Our boys, without diunapolia.
an agd of responsibility,
Kn.leavor.
onfrdrration,
made
a
splendid
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Laawetl en­ Nubblto For »a le— mo Cliim hil-,
■1 jb -CW ■ 1 — ——■;
la doe« ready to breed ; 25 j 7;.-,n p, ni. Evening S e rv ice*.
showing the past summer Tha new tertained at a card party Saturday
New Zealand d oes; 20 K le in -j
A hom e needs relig ion , and
rapidly evening.
Those present were ail
If Beaverton's
water
situation (¿Mt park field la being
ish
G
ian
t
d*>ea.
Cun
he
seen
|
relig
ion needs a ch u rch ,
shaped
into
standard
form
and
bo­
from
Portland:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hen
rrmalnd in a tangle much longer we
ng completely surrounded by shade ry Kern, Mr. and Mrs. J e f f Land».
on Ihe K ing ranch on
the
may be able to aigh In sympathy treat, will make an Ideal place for
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolf, Mr. John
Canyon road Ju s t e ast o f the
with ihe lament of th« Ancient Mar this sort of sport.
Foibes, and the Misaes Pauline an
city lim its. Call or w rite W .
inrr “w ater, water
everywhere
Killa Lcel.
M. H atch, Heaverton, O regon.
nor any drop to drink.''
c t ($-47
Mrs. G. G. MeCormic entertained
WOODLAND ACRES ITEMS
at Bridge Thursday evening in the
A stranger In town last wool
home of her mother, Mrs. Stewart Foe S a l« —- " .i t s and vetch seed.
Mrs. K. C. Gifford returned home of Garden Home.
"did apt choose to run"
whti<
L a rg e o r sm all
q u an tities.
Those
present
im wre Mrs. Elmer Slip«', Mrs. Robt.
crossing the street. One less Re the first of the week much
Dan Shaw , B eav erton , Houl<
2 1 0 gallons per hour cap­
l ublicaa vote in 1928.
Summers, Mrs. W. H. Hbyd, Mrs
4,
Adv c iOtl
acity.
Mrs. O. V. Halms was visiting J . C. Huntley, Mrs. Otto Erickson.
her daughters, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Mrs. Henry Nelson, and Mrs. Geo Lost— Two miles north of Cedar
HOARD OF VIRWRRR
Mills, red rocker 8panu-l, female
Btesaer.
APPOINTED BY COUR1 Barker of Portland this week.
Answers to name of Amy. Re­
Mr. Edwards
of* Tigard
has
Mrs. M. C. McKercher entertained
Jo h n T ra e h a e l, Thom na Con
ward. Walnut 3855. Address 26
noil, B id County Surveyor Katrl rented Mr. Roy Philips' place and the Lady Slipper club at a luncheon
East Winched St., Portland. Mrs
_ ___ _
_
la
living
there
now.
Ha
is
raising
Friday.
Those
present
were
Mrs
L. E dge«.
Adv e 4 7 j*- »CHUKRBAOM, B eaverton. Or.
Hohbs have been appointed h>
abbita,
Ihe W ash in g to n county
cou ri
Q ae E n gin es
-- ---------------------------------------------------------------- W ell B orin g
Mr. Harry 8turvs was working
as m em bers o f a board o f view
i n
All klnda of pump rop 8i*‘lo0
era fo r a proposed cou nty road at the Oregon Chair factory
p ro je c t which a p etitio n , file .1 Portland, and slipped and fell,
Lighting S y stem *
spraining hla back very badly.
Iasi $Fr<tne*day. Is ask in g b<
con si rue ted In liruVKer a c re s It
Auth.irt,ed Dealar
L O C A L NE WS
Ihe n d rth eaat c o r n e r o f W ash
FAIRBANKS-MORSE PRODUCTS
AUTO TRUCK AND LIVERY SERVICE, DAILY T R IPS
f
Inglon cou nty. T h e view ers ar.
Mr. John Welter of Chicago spent
TO PORTLAND
f
lo m eet O ctob er IS to Inapec* the first of the week in the home
of hte father, Mr. M. H. Welter.
the p ro je ct.
FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING
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M m . Charles Dunham of Portland
D
lllce*:
B
ea
v
erto
n
,
C
o
rn
er
o
f
NVataon
and
F
ir
s
t
B
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Mr. John B. Hayas spent .Sn.idaj was a week end guest at the home
P ortlan d O ffice , P ortlan d Auto F re ig h t T erm in al
^
in the home of hte son, Mr. Je ff of Mr. and Mre. O. P. Henderson.
Hayes 6 f Aloha.
P h o n e: Heaverton 6 2 0 3
P ortlan d , Main 3 5 4 0
g
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Anderaon of
Dr. and Mrs. J . R. Talbert re Portland were Friday evening guests
turned last week from a visit with in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
relatives In Medford.
Van Kleek.
I C H U llC H l
(NNÖUNCJ
It you Uve here why not have
Ife answers prayer.
n CH t’RCH HOME?
Hoy L. Nolt, P asto r.
The
Itethel
C ongregational
e h u rrh o ffe r s Its fellow ship to
St. Cecelia Church
you and you r fam ily.
Sunday Masses — 7:40 and
Ilev. Donald Ma' Nel!, p a -e rr.
I« a. m.
Hunday Catechism — 0:30 and
Church ef Christ
0 :3 0 a. m.
October 23, 1927
Huptlism — 2 p. m.
9:46 a. m.— Bible School.
W eekday Maas 8 :2 0 a. m.
1! a. m.— Morning Worship. The
Haturday Confession — 4:3«
toad’s Supper.
Sermon by
the
and 7 -30 p. m.
minister.
7 p. ro.— Young People’s Meet­
nev. J . M. O'Neill.
ing.
8 p. m.— Evang li itic
Service. I
0ELR1CH NURSERY CO
Great song service. Sermon—“Wmt
I Would Do If I Were the Devil.’’ I
Hillsboro, routo 4
A splendid and growing interest
is being manifested at all the ser- . . .
, „ „
,
viccii.
The p<4>lic always ha.
a | * ra rry I - fu n ,,n e of
SHRUBBERY, FIL B E R T and
tinning invitation to worship with!
us.
You are especially urg»d to l
NUT T R E E S
hear the evening sermon as a n ­
nounced above.
I.oeafed I m ile n orth o f Iteedvil).
J . Frank Cunningham, Minister.
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. . . . .
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! At the co rn e r o f M arket and
Ntztrese Church
7 : t 5 p. i n — E v a n g e listic s e r ­
vice.
7:30 p. m. Wednesday, midweek
prayer service.
Every Tuesday from 9:00 a. m.
to 12 o'clock there will be a prayer
me-l'n^ in the church.
We invite
all Christians to meet with us on
Tuesdays and pray for a revival.
Bring all your burden-- to Jesus.
KIMC WINTER
» Tuesday
•
1 une in!
Air Weavers
broadcast over
R a d io K G W
(Portland, Oregon)
M usic"Singing
and Sealy Sam/
Tunc in oa Health and Comfort
by sleeping on an A ir-W o v en
11.00
Tuftless M attress
far sale 6y
BEAVERTON
FU RN ITU RE
HARDWARE
:
Bea>erlon
Mr. Wilbur Holcomb spent a fev
Mia. W. R. Van Kleek and her
days hunting teat week, and war daughter Katherine were week end
fortunate In bagging two deer.
gueata at the home of her parents
Miss Gladys Rhnllenberger, stu­ in Portland.
dent at the State Normal at Mon
Mr. A. M. Fortner of Freeport,
mouth, a pent the week end at her III., spent a few days laat week
home here.
in the home of hia cousin, Mr. L.
Charter No. 82
SOON TO R U L E —
AND HOW?
His season is again
at hynd and all of us
must respect his power
Prepare for' it now—
and save money. Good
coal at lowest prices is
now in our yard and
awaiting your
royal
order. Prices are go­
ing to advance when
adverse weather con­
fiions makes demand
greater and delivery
difficult
Fill your
bins now and laugh at
the King later!
Utah Lump, . . $16.00
Utah Stove. . . . 16.00
Utah Nest Egg, 15.00
Washington AU-
,
purpose size, .
'
Every
rip
Only $75
\
M
I
Home W ater System
Lew is Brothers Props.
4 4 -3
Meeting.
A utomatic
Beaverton Transfer to.
Ha«« Lino Road
Adv c
New Location
1 0 :0 « a. m.— Sunday Sch oo l.!
J . L. Holden, su p e rin te n d e n t
1 1 .00 a. rn.—-Morning w orship.
0 :4 5 p. rn.— Young
P eo p le'*
AND
STORE
Phone 6702
BEAVER WOOD COMPANY Ü
Oregon
>
for Econom ical Transportation
fa .
Reserve District No 12
REPO RT OF CONDITION OF
!
Tha Bank of Beaverton
At Beaverton, in the Slate of Oregon, at the cloee of business October 10, 1927.
1.
2.
4.
6.
T.
8.
8.
11.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances oa
bills of eschange, sold with endorsement of the bank
, -Including items shown in ¿9, 30 and 82,lf any.
.
. $418,218.17
Overdrafts secured and u i w u r e d ......................................................
904.67
O tter bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign gov­
ernment, aUto, municipal, corporations, eta., including
those shown in items 30 and 36, If any
.
.
.
.
133.649.44
Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, e tc.,
.
.
2,468.78
Real estate owned other than l-anking house .
.
.
.
6,460.00
(a) Lawful reserve with federal reserve bank
29,200.00
(be) Cash on hand In vault and due from other banka, bankers
and trust companies
........................................... »
38,061.29
Cheeks on banka outside city or town of «porting bank and
Other cash I t e m s ......................................................................
2,486.36
Total cash and due from banks. Item* 8, 9,
10 and 11,
.
.
.
.
.
$89,747.66
____________
D ean’s for
Prescriptions...
C h e v ro le t P erfo rm an ce
is Thrilling M illi ons
T o t a l .............................................................................................$630,428.61
LIABILITIES
1«.
17.
18.
Capital stock paid I n ..................................................................... $ 26,000.00
Surplus fund
.....................................................................................
20.000.00
(a)Ondlvldod p r o f i t s ............................................. $17,768.10
(b) Lam currant expenses, interest and taxes paid
8,882.11
9,470 99
19. Reserved for taxes, Interest and d e p r e c i a t i o n .................................
745.29
22. United StataeDeposit«, including postal savings and
da pool ta of U. 8 , disbursing o ffice «
.
.
.
.
764.66
DBMAND DEPO SITS, other than banka, subject to reserve:
28. Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits due '
lb® »tat« of Oregon, county, citiw or other public funda
274,906.18
24. Demand certificates of deposit outstanding
.
.
.
.
486.19
26. Cashier’s check* of this bank outstanding payable on de-
»■"d
.
.
.
.
— after the doctor gives you
a slip with that sign on it,
your next thought
pharmacist.
is
of
We have a reputation for care­
ful work that it will pay you to heed.
................................... 8,611.661
Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, sub­
je c t to reserve, items 23, 24, 26,
$288,971.97
T IM E AND »AVINGfl D EPO SITS, subject to reserve and
payable on demand or subject to notice:
27. Tim# certificate* of deposit o u t s t a n d i n g ......
186,679.28
28.. Savings deposit*, payable subject to notice
. .
.
.
Total of time and savings deposits payable on demand or sub­
ject to notice, item* 27 and 28,
,
.
.
$290,496.70
Is your supply
o f toothpaste
163,816.42
<
running low?
T o t a l .......................................................................................... $630,438.61
BTATB o r OkBOOM, County o f Wash Ingtnn, as.
I, D or O rar, cashier o f th * above namsd hank, Co snlomsilr a w ts r that
th * aboVo statem ent la true to tha b a s t o f my know leCaa and baiter
D o r O rar. Cashier.
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c o n RI1C T — Attest:
lebstrlbsC sad swses Is M m aw this
F. W. Livermore
18th day of October, 1927.
*>• K. Danner.
W . E ..P * g g , Notary Public. My
commission
expires August 22
1928.
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