TOPAT,
FROM
OCTOBER
t i , 1921
OUR
•>
the vh sn tfttr «ml entent of
euch
H IT E O N
NEWS
lini*r»*vi*itivR| nr impr«»v#m*nt» they
IIITKON r o u e s A TT K N II
[ elmll make theeevuv Mid to levy such
W O M K N 'S C L U B I N S T I T I T K
" r *ddltt«mi%i i«\. not «»» e\
..
as »
j as:
" * 'd ten mille un Ih«- »toller, **»» nil
Mr*. Herman M ettent m e and Mi»* tnweble real an«t pii«oit«l pru|i«»rty
KIT* Van Kleek a t t u d id the itigli- lit Mill r»»*«t dlatrlct. an a tunjmity
CORRESPONDENTS
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If JVU are a irranyer you do not
want to forgvt that
\».i<huurton
NEIGHBORS HELP HINTON
County Pomona (Trance meets next
FARMER HI II I) B ÏARN Wednesday, Oct. 20>th, with Green
There were 14 men pnssent
at Mountain p t i i p t in Buxton,
KINTON NEWS
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
A meeting o f the Ladies' Aid So
Cutting last Friday, and there was riety with invite,! friends was held
an old fashioned barn miring. Mr . •« ‘ h* ch,ur£ .Thursday i f U n w i .
Cutting it erecting . new bam . M * “ ”
bu*‘ nw\* c o n w ., eJ w ,,.h
««ie W fa a f
_________ < t i * CkttTCft And « id WOIV dU CM W ll.
35x60 feet. M d w y gcwl projrrim*
was made on thi* occasion. It u
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Spollmann
needle*« to *ay that * goodly num • and »on. Clarence Robert, Mrs. Ora
l>er o f ladies were present, nnd a May Workman, and Mrs. Bvnthall.
wonderful dinner wns served to the j all o f Portland, were visitors t h e
men at noon. All present spent a ' first o f the week at the home o f
very pleasant day. and all are hop- , th* Pomeroy family,
lag that there will be
a
•'bam
M„
Eme
^
K W k KD , chn.
warming later on.
| d m were ww k end »ruesU of her
—
1 brother In Portland. Mr. Van Klee
John Klein o f Portland was call j spent the day Sunday at the 'Thornp
ing on old friends around
town son home, his family making the
return trip with him.
Sunday.
miu
o f Portland Saturday by th* Ap f„ r lh„ pur>>><„
o f r, toln, .... ..
plu-d Education Department of th e| w„ h which i„ rtefray (lie
..r
^rrgon
FaW ation
of
W o m m ' i m ,'k >n*cl»i imutvi ■>> »» or
I m •
provw aata in mut ho »< i M itrk t No.
I t W m I i I iik I ii « C ounty. O rv*«ix
,lul>*
I D . I cd tnlp K ill iln.v
* Oelolu*»
Bobby Can* pl»ell i* qu it« ill at 1917.
hit home.
A»t V
J. Ward.
County J u»lge
Mr. Joe Meat* it employed in a C4T-49
Portland rara**.
Mr. M. Kahn has been ill at his
home the past three day*,
_
Mr. Ernest Hite has a number
o f painful boils on his hand.
Mr. Herman Metaentine was in
Portland on business Saturday.
KOTH E
mu
o r
in
T tt
I t l s T I I H T l l o . t l l M K K 1'-
v iitm a r a r i »1. h o \u
IN IH ITH IIT NO. *«
N o lle * 1« h e r e b y g iv e n th a t * twaet*
ln < »if th»' r*# n t*iit tics p a y e r » ««f
District
WaaMngthfi
C o u n t y , O r e g o n , 1» h e r e b y c a lle d , anti
w ilt h* h e ld « t
ti»«« ttrrn a a S»*ho»>l
II’ *u.««* In pii t«t IttMil M - i r i c t Wo. IS
Miss Gertrude Richter spent the
W .i. h in ir io n C o u n ty
O re g o n * on th*'
■\oek end at her homo in Portland. 5 th «lay o f N o v e m b e r , 1917, a t
th«-
Mrs. Herman Metaentine »w as
a h o u r o f t o ’c l o c k p in )*f « * i d «lay.
caller at the Drallic home Sunday. t o d la c u « * th * g t h lr ik b lilly o f le v y »
in g a » p e e k il o r *d«lltl**»ial r o o d la x .
Mrs. Herman Metaentine called at ,,, * , i (, d la trte t. t o U r t r r m ln , w h a t,
the Nelson home Thursday evening. ¡ i f « « y . county r,>««l. ..r
portion#
...
_
.__ , . _ .
__ __________ i ^ i l ' h c r e o f in a ab l ,ll» t r le t s h a ll h « im
A large number o f the city folks
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Bowles and took
,
,
m
.
..
-Mis* Gertrude Rich
le s w A In any spcrlsl manner, and
son of Greenburg spent the day in
***
? ' the Califom ia-t'regon game Satur- , hr rh, r„ . „ r , ml *Xt*llt o f
«uch
son
the
first
o
f
the
"week,
,and
the
town Friday,
tni|>f«»v*nt*nt
«»r lm|»r»»v*m«*nta th«*>
report 6 f the guns were heard on
•hall m ak* tharcon nnd to l*vy *uct
W. C. Hall was employed in Far-
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bolen nnd chil
all rides,
we have not hear,!
•pactal *»r «d d ltlo n a l tax not to rx
eet Grove for a few days last week
dren
were
callers
at
the
Olson
home
c a* d tan m ills on th* d ollar, on all
how much game was bagged.
He now is employed in Salem.
Sunday.
tax ah l* r*a! and p *r*o*a ! pr«»|»*rt>
Services at the church Sunday ar •
In «mid r««ad district, a « a tuaj»»rlt>
J. J. Van Kleek returned Frida> as follow s: Fible school at 11 o'
Hunting season is now open. We o f su ch r**l»t« i»t tnx p a y or« o f «aid
from Ashland, where he spent the d ock in the morning:
preaehirg wonder if ev
bang
means
a road d istrict «h all d*#m
advlaabl
week with refctives and friends.
service by the pastor. Rev. W. I - pheasant?
fo r th* purp<<«* o f rai-tnjr moti«
Mr. and Mrs. George Newell of Strange, at 1:S0 o'clock in the of-
Miss Dorothea Struthers was a »Mtt* w h ich to d efra y th* *xp«*ns* o f
I m •
Portland spent Sunday with
Mrs. temoon.
Everybody is invited t> week end guest o f Miss Helen Bee su ch sp ecia l Im provem *nt or
p rov *m *n ts in said Itaad D istrict No.
Newell's father, S. H. Pomeroy.
attend these services.
of Portland.
3*. W nah tn ston C ounty, threiion.
Miss Sadie Miller o f the Hazel-
Mrs. Eveline HaU, Mrs. J. W e s t o .i
There are 26 pupilg in the Hiteon
IVatcd this ttth »lay «»f *Vt«»tH»r
dale district was a guest Sunday a: Hall and daughter. Miss Kyeiim „h o o t now. James Miller is a new iM f
R. J W ard.
Ad*
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Augus' and Mrs. Mable Hall-Smith, d r o . „ venth grader.
County .ludir*
C47-4S
Dallmann.
—
out from Portland Sunday,
an!
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and baby
Mrs. Victor Landess and daugh were guests o f their old fr ie n !
b|^r
called at { u o t ic k o k uiaTRlCT it n t n M g n
ter o f Portland spent a few day. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox, at their ^*u"
the Uite home Sunday.
IN « t h
v i m : ai*»ori \i. h i k i i
recently with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. j home on Cooper mountain.
tvx
in
n i« r m < T n o . ai
Mr. Charles Van Kleek attended
Van Kleek.
N o l le * la h*r»’ l*v k I v * h th a t a m***t
the barn raisimr
at the Home
Mr. and Mrs. Lorens Ficken an d:
BARNES ITEMS
c f Harold Cutting o f Kinton Friday. In ji o f t h e re* M en t ta x pay«*r* o f
D la t r lc t N o. I I , W a a h ln ir to n C o u n ty
fam ily spent the day Friday in I
Mr and Mrs. GiULom o f Bull O r v f o n . la h e r e b y c a lle d , a n d w ill
Portland, where they were trans
Ruth Wirth went to Mt.
Hoo 1
Run -ue guests at the homo
of b * h e ld a t llu l»«'r C o ii»m * rc la l C lu l
acting business.
Sunday.
thv*r daughter, Mrs. Charles Strn- H o u k * . In aal«l li«>ad D la t r lc t No. «»I
Mrs. J. M. LBkkson o f Shedd spent
Mrs. Jenne visited Mrs. Mii’i r there.
* ^ W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y . O r erf o n . o n th-
5 th «lay o f N o v e m b e r . IM T , at th*
a few days last week at the horn, last
Vincent olson had a portion of h o u r o f 6 oVI»H*k p. m. o f an Id d a y
o f Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Van Kleek on
Tuesday.
We t o d la cu a a th * a d v l» a h lllt y «»f l* \ y
The new B im es school building hi* lt»f amputated
Pleasant Valley road.
hone he will have a most speedy I n g a » p t c i a l o r a d d it io n a l ron d t o '
is progressing rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brook, and Mrs
In a a ld d la tr lc t. t o d rte rm ln «- a h « t
recovery.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Semba--.
T. Seuethe, all o f Liimton, w erj
if a n y . co u n ty roa d *
or
p o r t io n *
Mias
Gertrude
Richter
and
Miss
t h e r e o f In aald »tlrdrtrt « h a ll b r in»
visited
Mr.
land
Mrs.
Miller.
Sunday callers at the home o f Mr.
F
ffie
Van
Kleek
attended
the
Coun
prov<«d.
In
a
n
y
i«p*ckal
m*nr»«»r,
an
and Mrs. Everett W right. *
Miss Gladys Young was . guest ty Teacheni- In8titutf heW in HUte- t o l e v y au ch «*|»*clal t*r ad«fitl«'na
__,__
By the end o f this week the on of Eileen « ì negar over the week L' __
t a x . n o t t o e x c e e d ten m ills o n tit
boro Saturday.
ion crop in this vicinity will be end.
d o l l a i ^ o n *11 t a x a b le re a l a n d p4*r
Miss Viola Hanson, who is
at s o n a l p r o p e r t y in a ald r**ad d la trle l
about all housed in the onion hous
Miss Josephine Swey o f Portland
tending the Oregon Normal school m a m a jo r i t y o f au ch r e s id e n t ta
es o f a number o f growers.
visited with Mrs. W. T. Lehnhe-r
sh a l
at Monmouth, was a week end vis p a y e r s o f aafd r^*nd d is t r ic t
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Christenson xst week.
d e e m a d v is a b le fo r th e p u r p o s e
itor at her home.
and daughter, Esther Irene of Lau
r a is in g , m o n e y w ith w h ic h I«* d e f r a
The Misses
Hfinna
sn«i A n m
A group o f Ritoon Progressive th e « *p« ni»f o f au»'li ape«*ial Im p r o v e
rel, spent Sunday at tile home cf Young spent the week end in Porl-
c!ub ladies met at the home o f Mrs. m e n t o r lnnpr<>\enienta In s a id Mon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pomeroy.
'ar.d with Mrs. E. D. StowelL
Charles Struthers Monday a ftor- D i s t r ic t N o. f i . W a s h l o x t o n C o u n ty
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McCall o f Li
The boys o f Barnes school p la y d r 0n.
Proceedings censured
until O r e g o n .
Grande were guests last week a' Swedeville school a game of fo t-
D a te d
t h is 11th d a y o f O c to b e r
the ! azaar, Octoocr 29.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J jall. The score was 54 to 18 in
IM T .
Don’t
forget
me.
I
am
the
date
Holboke on Pleasant Valley rosd.
Adv c
K- J. W A R D
'avor o f Barnes.
o f the Hitavn Progressive club ba 41*47
C o u n t y Judff*
This has been a busy time will
Mrs. Charles Swenson and i h l- zaar. My name is O ctober. 29. You
the walnut growers in this com
ren, Carl Jean and Dorothy from v. ill find me at the Hiteon school
T | rK n r D IS T R IC T R OA D RRfCT
munity. and most o f the
locally
Sheridan are visiting at the W. house.
I will be very pleased to
i\f; to votpi si*aei lAis it«» An
grown walnuts have been gathered.
T. Lehnherr home in Huber.
nee you.
T A X IN D I S T R I C T NO. 17
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bierly
a n
N o tic e in h e r e b y f f l v r t t h a t a m« *t
family were in Hillrboro Sunday
NOT1CK o f |>|»TRICT R O A D M B lB T -.t » * o t th« re*4dant tax pay«'*»
B a r n e s d i s t r i c t t o
where they were guests
of
Mr
IN<- TC' V»»TH NITA I U . ROAD
| fH etrict No. 47. Waahtntft.-n C--unt>
HAVE NEW B LU .DING
Bierly's mother, Mrs. L. S. Bierly
T A X IN D ia T R IC T NO. 1«
O regon
U
h ereby called , and w ll
C o n r ir u c t io n
of
one
of
III**
Mrs. Fred Brown of North Plain
N otice Is h ereby g iv en that n m eet-
fin e s t
tw o -ro o m
s c h o o ls
in i
in ;: o f the resid en t ta* p ayer* o f
spent a few days last week at th,
W a sh in g ton
home o f Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cui- W a s h i n g t o n c o u n t y i s l o s t a r ! ! Itoa<- D istrict No. 14.
tig.
Mrs. Brown is Mrs. Cutting's i m m e d i a t e l y in t h e B a r n . '» d i s - ! r " " n^
J» « - « ' b y
»«>
•. »II be h* ld at th«* F ra n k A llen rea-
mother.
• n c t . It li a » br»«*n a n n o u o c p r l b y ;d ..nre ln M td itoad n u t r i c i No. i*.
Some of the Kinton folks have ?f. P. J o h n s o n , W h o w a s a W lfd tM l ! W ^Rhinctnn C«»unty, O regon , on the
3 8 ,5 0 0 .0 0
con tra ct
l a * l j * * t b day «»f N ovem ber. 1927. at the
teen employed during the past week t h e
j ¡lour o f 2 o ’c lo c k p. in. o f «aid day.
in the walnut harvests o f Scholls,
1 ♦*» dU«*u«« th^ advlaablllty of levy-
where the walnut crop
is beirg
H a v ilf y d ll m o d e r n
C o n v e l l i - 1 I’m: , t «perlai or additional r«»nd tax
harvested.
♦•nee«, ineliidiriir e le c lr ir H k I i I
in "Aid dutrlrt. to det«'rmlne what,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richards and basem ent w ith Imi a ir fu m a r e .
*ny- county
or portion»
. I
h
.
,
♦hereof In »aid d latrlct »h all he Itri-
family of Portland,
and
Allred ~
.iiü l iiii|in»\ct|
walks
am i
¡.¡a
in any »p e d a l m anner,
and
Richards o f Multnomah were Sun
ir r o u iid s , t h e b u i l d i n g wi l l b e o f
day guests at- the home o f Mr. and
f
i
r
e
p
r
o
o
f
s
t
r
u
c
t
u
r
e
w
it
h
c
o
n
Mrs. H. A. Richards.
Mrs. A1 Godfrey and son Edwin
and Mrs. C. W . Yourg spent the
week end in The Dalles, where they
were guests <-f Mrs. loung’ s moth
er, Mrs. Walkenshaw.
Mrs. Everett Wright
has been
quite poorly during the past week
at her home on Tile Flat road. We
are glad to report her condition as
being somewhat Improved.
c r e t e a n d t i le w a l l s
in fla m m a b le
m a te r ia l
and
in
non-
th e
I*.ti»'«l
this
It tli
d«y
of
A
|>
D
lit*M l*
A t t o r e « )«
unti
M
f«»r eal«l
H« itivBioi r St, 1917,
.* 1
It,
't
MIIMI*.
ealate.
*
41-47
—
—
October,
ÍÍ i ÉÉ é MÉ
MIIAA . !
k l s r v u l r l l o f I h r ttr tu to
In h«i»«l, «»*
In
um nlh ly M lim lulllo K lllln, Dewta-ed.
D ai*«! a t l*V r*«t ttrutra, O r r fo t t . th U
19IT
,\dv
K J. WA1UX
County lud*»'
o
41-47
R onni
to
Res. 3 6 0 2
Beaverton
P h on e 3 6 0 3
ff iv n c M
«r
h \ m .
« « m .r M r M
la oh e f'iiunty t « « r t e t (« e « ta te «tf
O r e « » « fa r W a*lkla««aa tNeaiily
In thè M ailer o f ih « U i«t W tll and
T aatkm cnt an«l R a ta !«
of
fle rh a rt II
lltd b ok *. Dpcapaed.
N«»ttoe la her«'hy itlven that
thè*
untler«l*ttt'«l exe«'Ut«*r o f th-* ta«t w lll j
ind te«tam «'nt en d eet- *a «»f tl^rht4*t
Il
l(olb«>k.«'» fv r i need, lui» flted hi «
rln «l ace*'«»it un»! r«*p«*rt aa a n c a 1
« vevutor In thè C ou n ty t'«>urt o f ta«*
Stata
of O m n n
for
W anhlniftori
tV u n ty , and that «atd final aecuunt
*nd r e p o r t ha* baan «et f»»r fina*
carin a an«l D iH k tn ft)! hef«»re «a ut
i»urt al ih* c ou rt r**«»m «»f
« ilil
*»urt In lllllahoit). O m p in . «*n Mmi-
«lay. O ctobar S4, I9S7, al IO u’ ctiK'k
m o f aald day.
Date»! and flrat
puhllahed
Hept.
3t. I9ST.
D al« o f laat i»uhh«atl«*n th|i»h«-r 1«.
lift.
ItRN H Y IIOLBOKN.
Rxa«»utor «'f ih«* lea»t W tll and Tea*
e n t an d K »ta t« o f
Oarhart H
tlo lb o k * . Da»aa«e*1
M. H Dump, realdence and ad«lre.ui,
M tllahons o r a s o n
D. D. Uutnp, residen ce and ad d rc«*
9v»rc«t Orava. Oregon,
A ttornaya fo r aald eatate
p 4SI?
W « buy lor C«»h and nati (or Cash only
CHARLES BERTHOLD
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
h i
./v
Hay, drain, Feed, Poultry Supplies
Garden Seed
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Fertilizer
Custom
Mill
Warehouse
Grains Ground pr Rolled
« R K D iT o n »
Ik e r « « a t ) r « s a r i mt th e l l ’ l s a f
O r e * « « f a r W « s b l « K l » a Taw a l y
I « th a M a tta r « 'f th e R e ta te
la
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of
Beaverton, Ore.
U i i r s M N ew ton. da«aa»e»1.
N olle* la h ereby g iv e n that
th e
)ind«*r«t*ned ha a h e m by the C m uivf
i'w urt o f W aahinitton C oun ty, t»r*a**u.
•tuly ap p oin ted a d m ln latra trlx o f tua
Kntate o f Inaura M New ton. <|*«*AS*«t.
and ha« duly- q u a lified na »ued» ad*
m tnlatratrlx.
«VII
per»..na
havl g
claim * attain»! a»i»f ratal« nt
!: r« )
taqu lrrd to p rea m t the «am«', to-cr»ti
er w ith pr«*per v ou ch er» th« r» for, th
th* under*l*tn*d. at the law o ff ic e **f
D. D. Hump. In F oreat d r o v e , \Vn*tt*
in a ton C oun ty. O regon, wlthlt^ «<X
m onth» fm m tha «lat«' her*-*f.
Dated « t F orçat «Trove, O regon, «hfc*
.-*< pt*-..)l«« r 21, 1997.
(«K A TA
V. JACKftON,
A d m in istratrix o f the R aíate .if
l«Aura M Newt«»n. d aceaæ d
D. D. KRIM»9 and M H HUM«'.
A ttornaya fo r aald eatate.
o «1 17
KVR 4 T T R I V
In
th e
C «M i*ty
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Near S. P. Depot.
*AI.R O f R P .U
Provides Liberal Farm Education
RUTATK
mt I k * * 0 4 # O f
O r e « * » f«*r W n -h ln g t o H C a m p ir
in th a M a tte r o f th # K atata
of
ft h a r lo tt l*
K lllln . D r* «-a »«d
Tty v ir t u * o f a n o r d e r » a d de« r e »
•«f th e C «»unty C o u r t o f VVaal«lngt«m
C «»unty, O r e g o n , m a d # a n d
en la r « ni
o f r a e o r d o n A u g u a t Stfts, 1925. a u - ,
t h o r la ln g
and’
«llre«‘ tln ir th e
u n d a f-
a lg n e d F hteeittrlx o f th # F a ta t a
of
C h a r lo t t i«
K lllln . 4 e c « * » # d . t*> aell.
a t p r iv a t e a ale, t h * re a l * « t a t e b e
l o n g in g t o »a id ea ta ta . n«»tlr# la h er#
b y g iv e n t h a t, f r o m a n d a ft# r M on j
•toy. O c t o b e r I4tlr. 1937, ! » h a ll pr«»-
re a d t o a ell, a t p r iv a t e a al* t o th»-
h ig h e s t b id d e r , f o r ra a h In h a n d , o r
(be held at
H a * * I d a I «*— B choo p a r t c a s h a n d balan«'«* In m o n th ly
p a y m e n t » , a ll th e f o l l o w i n g «I f • r lb r d
Hou««-. In »aid ll«>ad D latrlct No. 47
re a l p r«*p erty b e l o n g i n g t o antd r e
W R uhingt-n C oun ty, O reg on , on th
ta te . »Ituatrwt ln W a a h in g t o n C o u n ty .
11th d ay o f N ovam her. 1927. at th
F la t * o f O r e g o n , t o - w l t :
hour o f I o ’c lo c k p. in. o f »aid dn>
T le g ln n ln g <tt a p o in t .159 f r e t fTaat. '
to dluru«» the *advU ahlllty o f levy
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n e r o f th e »o u t h h a l f «»f th» n**rth-
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p ortion
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th e r e o f In «aid d istr ic t «h all l>c Im
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p rov ed . In any « p «c ia l m anner, am r e n t e r o f th e C o u n t y R o o d : an d run*
t«» levy lu c k » p e d a l o r a«!dltlon*tl n ln g th«*nrc Knet 135 f e e t ; th#n«-r
tax. not io e x ceed t**ti mllta on the flo tith 75 f # * t ; th e n r a W e s t 135 f«-et;
d olla r, on nil ta x a b le real nnd per
t h e n c e N o rth
78 fe e t t é th e p ia r e
««mal p rop erty In raid road dlwtrict. o f b e g in n in g , c o n t a i n i n g 9375 e q u a t e 11
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p aym en t*
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VERY Ulvirion of th* P ael«a Inttlnsti-mal U vM tork E s|~ri-
tiun j io*. id , iiinuii:cr*bl* "pportuniU** for v*lu*blo cilocsuon
•n conduct in* l*rmii>K operations.
And y ti thtt training is »vsilablo to f ie r y farmer In thi* aortion,
s i a minimum of cost and *ffort.
During the w wk o f October 2« to November 5, inclusive, the I V
cifn- internaUonul nold* tu 17th Annus) B sp o.it.on. Millions of
doU an’ w oilh oi th« nation’, flneat Fur* Krin) Livestock will bd
exhibited— Cattle. U or.es, Sheep, Hou», Gouts and Fone*. 1)00,000
will be awarded in 1‘reniium*. Also there will be Pacific Inter
national’* Mwctacular Horse Show: icreat l»alry, I-and. an d'M ano-l
faeturer*’ IToduita Shows; Wool Show and Industrial Expoadiun.
No matter what brunch o f faiidnK you have adopted, wo. h#re ht
the B ank o f Iteavert.m. unhe.itatinnly recommend that you at
tend thi* year’* Pacific International. Avail yourself o f *11 the
information obtainable; then profit by
applying
the principle#
learned to the sululiou o f your own farm problem#.
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a c c o r d in g to th e s p e c ific a tio n s .
T e m p o r a r i l y t h e o l d b u i l d i n g is
b e in g u s e d f o r th e c la s s e s .
The
n e w s t r u c t u r e w ill b e r e a d y f o r
o c cu p a n c y a b o u t th e
year.
fir s t
of
The cigarette that earned first
j
You see all the road
when you drive a Buick.
T h e dreaded "b lin d spot” is gone forever! In
Buick for 1928 closed car fron t posts are nar
USE LONG DISTANCE -
The Economical Way
rowed so that a ll the road, ahead o f you and at
the side, is clear.
A n d thanks to the efficiency o f Fisher crafts
manship, these slim corner posts have even
Oregon Telephone Company
greater strength than the type formerly used.
See a Buick for 1928 at the nearest showroom .
Get behind the wheel and prove for yourself
how clearly you can see a ll the road from the
driver’s seat.
The Y ard of Service;
per M $ 1 6 .0 0
per M
Ceiling
per M
Barn Sash
la c h
» A
Camel
th e
"V ^ O U R voice, traveling over the high»vays of
■A the telephone system, gains immediate audi
ence in the most remote sections of the nation.
Flooring
fe a t
Tarma «»# «atei ('nati
part «a «h au«t halan«'*
s p e c ia l r o o f i n g . B o t h r o o m s wi l l
b e w e ll v e n t i l a t e d
and
lig h te d ,
Highways of Speech
Lap Siding
* * * iiMiJ»»rlty of nut'll rfnHU'ttt U «
payer« of ««Iti r«)*tt iluirlt-i
»hull
«teem *dvl««hie for th«* pirp»i*#
of
i*l«ittg nwnty with which to defray
th«' expen»* » f euch sptem jinprov*-
meiu or Improvement* In ha I i I I%««<*• I
Olslrlrl Ntv. 47, Waahlngtt'n County,
place by its goodness
•4vwi'»
The greatest endorsement ever
given to a cigarette is revealed
by the fact that Government
figures show that more Camels
are being smoked today than
ever before. A n endorsement
by the many—not the few.
BUICK M O TO R C O M P A N Y , FLINT, M IC H IG A N
•/ Or*rr./ M .u r. Lorfv,«*m
Sedans «1195 to «1995
,
Coupe «1195 to « 8 5 0
Sport Models «1195 to «1525
n fa % f
M^rnment m « «« ha added.
T * G. M. A. C. fmanrmg pUm. t L moil dffrahte, * a+aUaMe.
20 00
1 8 .0 0
.7 0
Cello g la ss lor hotbed & chicken -house,
■
IS cen ts per ft.
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W. J. McCready Lumber Co.
MARION WATSON. SALES AGENT, BEAVERTON. ORE-
a
BUICK>I928
V.
If all cigarettes were as good
as Camel you wouldn’t hear
anything about «pedal treat
ment* to make cigarettes good
for the throat. Nothing takes
the place o f choice tobaccos.
R I C H T E R
| HILLSBORO,
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OREGON
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