The Beaverton review., January 13, 1928, Image 3

Beaverton Review
Nauueac Clorek
C ntchfir-Pnrpr
N e w s p a p e r M eet,
■**▼» that thla aermon will be help­ 1 0 g. m.
ful, and help you te cleanteaa In
Sunday Cateehism — 3:30 and
your thinking and understanding. • :30 a. m.
Kpworth league at 3:30 p. m.;
rinptlnrn — 2 p. in.
evening worship at 7:30. The eve­
Wetkilny
Maas 3:20 a. m.
ning service will be obeerved
at
Silnrriny
Confession — 4:90
th« eighth anniveaary of prohibt-
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l~ n Jn tb* U- B - «nd will be a and 7 :3f p. (It.
unio" aervtee of the Congregation- 1
Rev. J. M. O’Neill.
f ! “ d M« tbudl«t churrhea, at the1
M. B. church. Rev. Mac Neil will
bring the message.
This should be a service In which
^
j^ n o n who reioicea ln
m.
triumph of prohibition ahoutd
he
^
^ p. S ^ t e
SDm-i^
. » ^ o t h g j * “ “
ning aervlee.
The Invitation la to
Flrat and Stout Street,
Sunday, January 15th
10:1)0 a. m. Sunday school.,
—i*y
L. Holden, Supt
T i l * ItKVIKW PUHLI8HING IT)
11:00 a. m. Morning worship.
8 .10
p.
m.
Young
Pe-.ple't
Juliette Curler .......Horlety Editer
Peuvorton, Ore., Jan. 8. Mr. Ed
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tTNÎVKUMITY OK OH BOON, Ku
J. II. Hulatt . . Busin«»« Munager
(tor: The carlo«,n printed in your
gene.—Willi f»|MTt< In ill Urlila of the
7:80 p. m. Bvangwliatic aervlee.
paper Friday, Jan. 6th, by
one
n
>
M
ra|ia|o-r
work
on
the
program,
tha
7:30 p. m. Wednesday, midweek
Knterud u «wund elmi miller De­
Albert T. Reid, la a downright In­
cember V, 11)22, i l thi postulile» it He«- Uniti annual Oregon Newsimpi-r Con
sult to every naturalised Ameri- 1 prayer meeting,
ferrino, lo lie Iteli) at the'Unlvarelty
virlaa. Oregon, untler the Ae« ni March
can in thla community, because, if ' T*day, Friday the 13th, is the
of Oregon, February 10 nnrt 11 la ««•
the imported citizen» and
their day that Rev. Bud Robinaon and
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perterl to he nttnnlfeil by a reronl
Immediate off.prlng ahould be ta- * *
L C. M.aaer will be with
I number of Oregon nrwa|iM|>rrinnn Thla
ken away, ther, would be hardly «
fo r two mrrvlc...
One
g jr.t
FRIDAY, JANUAR Y I», 11)2* ! la the entHualaalla announreinenh of
anything left to shoot at.
The •J;"'1' « « 2:3 0 , P„ ” ’ ,nd 0n* ,B
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11 ■ Itnlph II. Croatian, ),resilient of the ton
whole thin; savors too much of
evening at 7:30 p. m
The »>#by girl of Mr. and Mra. ! J * " " 8» * * '' K ' luh,'r •* U * A,b8a*
th«> “1 thank Thee, My Lord; that' Th* Pub*t*
cordially
Invltad
you' * C rd*** welcome a
Nyle Noaler li quit. III.
, *en.oe„ |l„.l,l and Krl, W. Allnn.
I am not like. . .
ate. But tho , 10 eom*
aU our »eevlcos, and
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£ iimn rf the nrhool of Journiill«tn of tho
whole thing aeema to he in order, 1 «P *«ially to hear this rreat preach-
W ’ Edw,n
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MIC*
Elisabeth
Clark
apent University, who are arranging the
considering that we live In
the er ot 9 t€ § word, and aong leader
Tueaday and Wedneatiay In i*eru . program.
age of the "High Priestess Aimee” and soloist.
Belbel C cn frefititn il Chnrck ;
land.
Topica that will he of Intere,« to
Roy L. Noli, pastor.
and the age of monthly and weak
Lloyd Jamba, of Portland, »pent '«he entire Held have he»n relerte.l, and
ly revivals.
Tueaday with hia perenta, Mr. and | leading edltura and publlabora of Ore
Private
guntoling
hca
been
gen will h ad the •lleeunalnua On Fri-
H. E CHURCH
Mra. Thomaa Jaroba.
glorified in thla
country,
more
liny, «he i>penl"ir dnv, the drat topi,
than anv other place on earth. The
Mra. ("haRes Jarka attended a will ho, "How Muri) la a N.-wnpaper
Sunday, January 16th, the pro­
alngle-hondod hank or train rob­
sewing rlub held in IlilUburo on Worth f"
Participating In thta die
as
ber. ami varloua aorta of lynching» gram of this church will be
Wmlneaday afternoon.
euaaioa will Ire Karl J. Kirknrdaoe, of
follows:
Sunday
are
s
tiptop
American
product.
Mra. V, A.
Wood enlertailned the llemlarr-tibaorvvri K. J. Murray,
Discussing a train robbery by
a school at 10:00 a. m., Kdwyd D. I
(he Ladloa'
Flipper
elub
at
a o f the Mnrnhlli l I Times; C, II. liruak-
lone bandit, some years ago, with Roaeman, Supt.
Morning worship j
hngen, I'orOand Telegiuinj and othera
lunrbeon, Friday, Jan. 13.
an old fashioned Yankee, I made at 11:00. The subject of the mom- 1
who have had experience la figuring
Mra. O. K. Rlgga left Halurday
the fooish remark that thla would ing aermon will be “The Miracu­
G o
Youi
tel« phon,-
company,
the value, o f newspapers- Frank Folta,
for Junction City, where ahe wan
be Impossible In Bwitaerland.
(I lous Conception and Virgin Birth
head o f the ael.ool o f bualneM admin
owned
by
a
steadily
growing
called by tho illnraa of h,.r daugh­
am handicapped by having been of Janus.”
This subject will be
Utrntion uf (h e t?tilv rally, will Blau
Hat of individual stockholders,
ter.
horn
In
thaF
then
land).
“Simply
presented
BSlh
from
the
stand-)
lake part In thla tuple.
ha» on',. 1 ne function to ful­
because the whole Swiss nation ia point of tbe acienca of biology, and;
Mra
Roy L. Nott
ami
baby
H. Nutnpler Hmith of Medford will
not able to breed a man with suf­ from the Scripture. If you do not
fill. That ia lo serve to the
daughter returned Friday, Jan. 3, talk on *'Th# Two Perenni iliac .uni,” 1
ficient m irage to do it,” said I he wish to hear thi» subject discussed!
front tha Woman's hospital, Port­ anti II. L Di. Claire, of tirrshum, will
be«« of its ability the territory
Yankee, proudly.
“very plainly”
from
these
two
land.
lead the diavasaloa an Ibi» aab.tr««.
ia which it operates
Jack Smith, catcher with the
standpoints, do not come.
If you
Our
American
forefathers
amused
New
York
American
League
base­
Mr and Cadi Alien, of Camas, j •• Way» of Oaialag and Keeping a
you
to
that
morning
service.
If
ball team, who ia training lor themselves tor decades with pri­
Wash., were week end gu«>at% at I fluid ou the Hural Olf etilati«.«’* will
any
perplexities
heavyweight boxing bout» Smith vate gun toting.
On
no
other you have had
the home of Mr and Mrs. R. II. olau be bruits >t u|> Friday,
Atra
concerning these matters, we bc-
ia undo the management of Eddie place on
earth
were
"trigger
I’owgll
Gabrieiaon, .flr-l «grot of the Qlurk , If.-*** ....... f t t^r Chicago Cima
game«’' so popular.
If |t is true
Sunday School.
» :« 8
a. m.
O , A. C«ioper and Gayle liaah, County, Washington, Hun, nn eapert
that chk’ cns tone home lo roost,
W
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t
n
i
F
O
R
S
A
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Morning Worship,
11:00 a. m.
of Rugane, were week end g u ‘«ta la this work, will talk. Otkers will lie
we have an explanation for
all
ALUHA HliBER HENS
Junior C. E. Society, 3:00 p. m.
at the home of Mr. and Mra. D A. K. Yourbies, lit unta l’as»; Kl tu 1 it j
this gun'oting that would satisfy
I
I
bole,
Cnltuge
tiro
ve;
K.
II.
Aldrich,
j
A d w t ix iw n U in this column 1 Young People’s C. E., 8:30 p. m.
C.‘ Howard.
Lombrc«?.
and (ton Wilson,
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H P of t'orvnllia.
Mrs
Brickline bn- Utn ill at *
Evening Service,
7:30 p. m.
ri-nt a word. Minimum charge 25c.
Mni^ Westfall, of Butte Mont..
,n
,|fl,.,,.»1» ike publicity aitu b«r home here.
T*1«
m“y _do h'8 ,h* re- buf
Prayer Meeting, Wed., H:00 p. m.
arrived last week for a visit
at —
,
thoco.aolv
,,v«,r
u
, ,
. ,
,
,___ <b" Jamev I -ova. Tracey. Thaw, and
Mow good nows does sprend.
Rev. Donald Mac Neil, pastor.
GF.NFHM, UJbROLINB is
still
St. f reel it Choreh
lli<* best
*
Adv 3ft If
'■*rt W “‘U l
I aging «lit r of ihc «r.-go„ Jomn.l,
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V° " W,nt
Btinditjr Massas — 7 :*fl and
Sanford Kogara was a Portland credit our Canadian brothers or
Mr. and Mra. Harold
Lindahl. *b w " . «' k oa «he tepkr, ••!*»
our Km-liah and Irish cousin* with Ca«h Paid far Chlckews— O isi Ber- 1
visitor last week.
Aloha, are being congratulated on fr w" I« in Ihr Free I’ahl < Ity f,i«u
t’ olii P-averto-). Ore— n.
c«9tf i
Mrs
Alice Wheeler ia visiting
lh^ * kuntotera?
the arrival, Friday, Jan. 6., of
a a«uia.” “ «r- rV-wj Up l. eal Advert 13
inn''
mil
U*
th*
iMibjert
vf
t
*
talk
t«
jilatlvt
d
In
I’ortlami.
The
nnmw
of
McCray,
St^-
For
Sajr—-ifiano.
C.
H.
Store,
.0
t-aby daughter.
I m * tfivrn tv Baft t\ Brawnl«*t<fc of tka
\ '
u . phcnaon, Duvall of Indana fKme,
ebony
caie,
38«:
325
down,
bal-
f
Mrs. R. J.
Rasmussen,
a n d Ferial t, ,v„ .* .„Tiino,. The flc lli.
" ^ ry ^ « v e r - vdwted Port- StecWr. Fall, and
Doheny of na-
ance termè to reliable party. J. 0
daughter. Haael, of Hillsboro, were IK< at |iriij«*pt n«i«v uM'lar «*«« nalderatloa '
tic n«l
putetion,
sound
very
A. Me Mlllan, ttazeldsle.
p7 A
guests Monday at the home of her by the Or -i»n Hletr Kditan.,1 Assoria
Mrs.
William ’ Clifton
visited much like home
products. Those _ v - l —
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father, John U. Hayes.
Ilea «ill i,l.u In- di». u«»ej at this time Beaverton friends last week.
gentlemen hnve reached a
high Apple* For S.^Ie^—75 cents and up j
AUTO TRU^R AND LIVERY SERVICE, DAILY TRIMS
one mile aouth of th* bank., on ! 8
Mr. and Mrs. L. V.
Graham
Friday evrakag. will some one of the I Mrs
Oscar
Mason
of
stoeey ”’ark
<bY Do
David E
Beaverton.
left Wednesday on
n
business fratur -a of lh« aeoaiua, obi a the roa avenue
Watson St.,
TO PORTLAND
was a Portland visitor on
*"
K
F®« caught),
Adv p7 ¡ 8
trip to Ontralia, Aberdeen,
and ferener m «•!» at il« annual bunijact. Saturday.
Pitt.
.
1, 4 Fon is needed
for a
FURNITURE AND MIA NO MOVING
olhei Washington pointa.
Dr. A rim 1 1 IWn-n'It 8 I.1II, pn-aident uf
—
For Sal-—'1%0T «Metric
washing 4
kept to her
Martin ___ ___
«»Hires: lieavcrlon. Corner of W rtso n and First Hi
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Concerning mor,. rigid immigm
llV- •' II. »r..-%l.n-4ca, of , ___ Eilcun
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Orvai Thompson lei»-* Wednesday I T ’
machi ie. also
some
househoM #
PnrUainl Office, Portland Aulo Freight Terminal
our
"official"
I
Tvlrg,
1
m,
j»tl
eltii-ra
will
^
by
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ln*
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tii.n
lorw
I
think
the
I'.tfU
fur his home at Moro, after • pend­
furniture.
R. T. Weills,
Hall 4
n.c j ..gr m . . . i,.«- r,,^| W**k*
* guntoting in alien lands will do
Phone:
Beaverton R”0.1
Portland, Main 35Id
ing some time al the hon.« of Mr. . I Oc > r
street, near Third.
Phone 5807. f
Mra. J. Coward has been quit« more to keep the much dreaded
j lir«tv b ,„r m cafu-.-t.il .from J>r.
and Mra. J. It. HulgU. here.
Adv p7 ^
our
shore*
; P. o. Hi , puTlisl'cr ol the llubhanl III at her home here wilh a severe alien’ gui man from
Mias Paulina
Leel and
John
M, . Hutb Tewtna, aralur cold.
than a new law would. I cannot
i Ka'e t,r
Forber, of Portland, wer«
dinner
u. u
b o was
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but ... wonder
the Nicar-
in Jourr <m at H-v Cmvw.il/, tins,
Mr.
Kl*tt
operated
on for b''1
_
.
. what
„
guests Sunday at tbe homo of Mias
I !.. « »
tl til eji.ak r»r the atu-
iwei’a Bisler, Mrs. L. L. U -w a .L
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Mr and M r.. K. T. Weills and | C*kf»m|i4‘r i f ( ’ouimifre U «iHtntiorin^ th«
sons, Jerdon urnl Nud. were din- banaa-t.
I
McKeon has been kept to
ner gue.ta R, . .day at the home |
wnMaK„
of lht. b‘« home with an attack of influ-
of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Spencer, j meehanUol .l..,*rtaieut uf Ik« Ore-,
Silvcrli'*:’ Camp * meets
Ilia
Mrs. C. L. Hall, Mra. Charles g’" 1 " 1 »*
eunaaated lo appaar
Clohe tier relumed
to
school
llrst S.iiurdfiy and third T uea­
Ja«ka, and Mr». K, T.
Weill» "» » *1”
r. au.l ha. rh»t*a fur hia Monday, having
recovered
from
day evenings of each
month.
were luncheon guests Monday
at *'T •.
I’sprrs as Tie/ Appear, (He smallpox,
V-l-.il ing Neighbor«, welcome.
» t *"■ '**•< r,«.. .” This ■» e spar led lo
the homB of Mrs. L. L. Myers.
»«•
tterald Chinn of Beaverton viail-
Chofth o[ CKfitt
G o d sii I. II. A. Morriaon. Clerk«
' b«* * *»
Mr. mul Mra. Carl Meipart of
SumUy " , h<H)]> 9:4B
Mr. and Mra. Bert G nui, of th pmg i!«c uu>»t lutcrestiug.talks aa ^
.Inetih Kcmmtr.
Adv.cl ilf
Juneau, Alaska,
arrived
Suuday ant p ic* utm'day oo.roteg. ' ' .....
,iub« r- U#t weekl
The Pastor will hqve an object les-
evening to spend a few «lays at
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Martin and son at the closing exercise, some-
Beaverton Robek-
I Raturdr
afternoon the ann.iua will
tho home of Mr. and Mra.
Roy
Mrs. Robert t’havmberiain visited thing which no one has ever seen,
ah
Lodge
No.
, be divide,l into departmental gmupa,
Y oung,
Beaverton friends last 'week.
or will ever see again.
218 meets
first
' whirl,
» ill meot separately.
and ihii’d
T u es­
Mrs. Joseph York has been vis-> Lord's supper and preaching. It.
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Howard,
Htu lent uf Ike University nrhuul s f j
day evenings
af
her
duughter,
Mrs. • Frank The serinun will lx» “A New Com-
of Bend, left Thursday
of last Ji.j»nnt,f ui arc »le „ plan .tag »uver.il ing
7 :3 « I*. M in Ihe
mandment."
„
week after a two weeks’ visit |l interi ting features in oonnrrtiuu wltk Gnunt, from near Carlton.
Mrs. W a lle r
the home of their son, D. C. How­ I the cuufi < enee, it ia aUtluiL
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Marlin and
Young People’s society at 7:00, ! L <»■ < •- F. Hall.
*
interesting Harris, Secretary, M r». Marjor-;
ard.
daughter, Ruth, were Portland and * ' which time some
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lie Lewis, N. G.
p 3 1 If
Beaverton visitors Saturday.
slides will be shown.
, v
Mra. Otto/Erickson called Mon-
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service
a t
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Evening preaching
day on Mr
and Mra. Lcrgie
at OR BOON’S O P ItlR T l’NITY
Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Denholm g.QQ
m
Beaverton Lodge
lht Masonic Hume nt Forest Grove.
TO IK) THE BIG THING of Stacey Ave. attended the Three _
„, „
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No. 252,
I.
O.
She found Mr*. I^trgie slightly im-
The piiyaieians of
Oregon are Link card party held at Hillsboro Tbe •,ernlof' 18 " n . ,,A Door " h,ch
0. F„ meets ev­
proved.
.
tualodlan* of thf health of
over Thursday evening
Can Shut.
ery Monday eve-
Ms. Fi....s
i ,h„ rl*bt hundred thousand of Oregon
J
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Special music at every service.
Vlkilorn we>-
.I .
,
i
human Fcings.
They are
pretty
Mr
8nd Mrs
1 V,n,on
ttml A cerdin* :~eetlng at every ser- l*lng af 8 p m.
M
Iridsy Bridge club. Jsn. 6.
Mrs. „n>ul ,,
_y , ___Mr*. Vinson of Portland were v.s- vic,,
aij who come.
come.
£. G. Rogers, N. G.
uf
Sanford
7tf
Oscar A. Cooper, Minister. E. Underhill, Secretary.
Mr.
H
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uiltel*
t
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fw'tiv8
8nd
'bu
ssed
'
individual*,
j
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l
’
hr.
homv
Mr». J. C. Huntley the mnaola- ^
wh„ t
t|(#y Jo |o ppewnt Roger., Sunday.
lutimi Every hriday at Beaverton, Or«.
February-10, II,
To Draw Crowd
1
We Serve...
f i]
mt&
S K si
m
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Oregon
T eiephone
Company
Je a v e rfo n
T r a n s f e r (Jo.
Lewis Brothers Props.
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ANKOlMPII.VfS
Berthold’s Famous Feeds
B e rth o ld ’ E gg M ash
B e rth o ld ’ D a iry Feed
B e rth o ld ’ S c ra tc h Feed
CHARL£S BERTHOLD
H a y , G ra in , Feed, P o u ltry S u p p lie s
G a rd en Seed
L im e , C e m e n t, P la ster, F e rtilize r
Beaverton, Ore.
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ii
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and th«. development
of Mrs.
Willmm Shoemaker
and
* n”
* ruok* Hammond, defect«T
Preventive medicine, the daughter, and Mm. Harry Weaver
of WlnltMk, Waith., «pent a
r*pw ^ rivru v that eeek« to prevent
din- were Hillsboro and
Portland via-
days Inal week at the horn, of Mr. ease, hardly exists.
The
eleven iter» laat week,
llnmmund a slater, Mrs.
L,
V. hundred physicians in the state of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denholm
Graham.
Oregon eould. if properly educated
of Stacey Ave. were dinner guests
Mr. and Mr*. Henry
Korman * n<* financed, do more to insure of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lewi»
at
and family, of Longview,
Wash., health, wealth, and happiness to
Beaverton, Sunday.
spent Saturday in the home
of ,be resident« thhn any other pro-
William Shoemaker resumed his
Mr. Korman’a aunt, Mr«. A. H . leaaion.
The p’fpairiana \-e
the
guardians of the hcallh
of the duties at a ramp at Ksaaey, this
Spranor,
u
,
' , people. I«il neither th„ people nor week, after spending ihe holidays
Mr. and Mr». U M. Chinn and many 0f
physicians
realise with hi» family here.
family, Mr. »»«I
Mrs.
_
nr iniyuriance
Mr»
Charles llumes »ml
Mrs
'• m
their
importance lo
to me
the economic
economic
Staines, of Portland were
guests w#j,
,h(1 c
,
Mr*
Gnaries itainen ami
Mrs.
Robert Chamberlain were lune neon1
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
c«umry.
Preventive medicine as
ahi guests at the home of Mr*. Arthur,
Mra. A. C. Chinn.
to keeping well is yet in it» infmi Chinn of Beaverton Wednesday.
Charles Bert hold
loaded
I w o cy. and very little has been lone
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Livcngood
car» of hay n week ago, and load- to moke effective known means of
ed one thi* week
at
Elmonicn. disease nrevention.
The main oh- relumed to their home here. Sat-!
This makes 24 cars this fall ami Jecl in life should he to prevent urday, after a few weeks’ vacation
winter, shipped to
Astoria
and disease rather thnn to cure It. spent with relatives in . El Paso,
Texas.
Seaside.
The one ia easy and cheap,
and
Fred, the young son of Mr. and
Mr«. A . C. Chinn entorUlned »he other expensive and
often im-
M r*, Harry Gee, has smallpox,, „ at
at a luncheon. Wednesday, Jan. 4, P°8»»b »•
*rho»e pfrufnt wore Mr*. Ro1*rt
Thi» ovnminatton o f'd m ftn l mon
home of his grandparents, Mr.
ChamberUin, Aloha; Mrs. Chari** in lh0 World war 'ahowed that 47
on Alexander
Haines, Huber; Mr«. Phil
Heff, P°r
were defective from
a
Portland.
military standpoint.
Approximate-
The
Esther fir d f held an
Mr. and M,s Claude Anderson,
~
U“*1
Mrs. Charles Anderson and grand- ?"rtr,l ov he To.mnn,
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Thur*d* y:
A P° ‘ 'UC,‘ *UBCb
*‘S
daughter, Annie«1 Shie'ds, and Jack
(
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i*emiM or Ihe
various defeets was devoted lo sewing.
Anderson. of Portland, were din
found among applicants. Tho ron-
ner guesis
guests ounnny
Sunday at th»
cnP home
nome of
or
,.r
.
.
The new Aloha Restaurant has
Mr.
M r, W
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The meeting of the W o n ’m’* ’ I rent,
var«dng with* the
loralilv
^
m'w ri,n8^ has
been
hie Class of th,. Church of
Christ have decayed teeth:
3<V to 40 per ' , a pd' B,,d n,’w pa nt. and P»P*r
has hern postponed from the sec- cent have diseased tonsils; »nd 26
“ „ V very « ‘ '.active appe.r-
ond Friday In January to the third per cent have impaired vision.
»nee.
Business during the opening
Friday, the 20th. Th,, meeting will There are approximately
rt.000
w<,t‘b wns «»ported ns being good.!
lie held at the home of Mrs. D. tubercular persons In the state of
Mrs. Mack, the
sixth
grade
C. Howard.
Oregon. f
teacher, is living at Mrs. Mcoves’ j
Mr. and Mr«. Willla Cady and
Tbp « ’ononile coat of disease
rsidence at Huber
during
Ih C
daughter,
Maxine,
were
dinner solves figures quit,, beyond
com- w' n^ r months,
while
Mrs.
A. I
guest* Tuesday at the home of prehension.
The cost of disabling Meeves nnd son, Jack, «re in S c -,
Mrs. Cady’s mother. Mrs
G. <T. disenses in this
state
Is
ever a,tl‘‘1 " h,‘rr Mri M ^ves conducts
Darland, of Hillsboro.
The
dinner 312.000,000 annually. Approximate- and owns s reslanrsnt.
was given In honor of the
third
over 34,000,000 is being
spent
birthday of Maxine.
p» ,' b W ar for drugs alone.
De-
Mlnni»
C. Posey to Ida
Posey,
creased efficiency due to disease
^ of I-ot 1, Blk. 17, Forest
J. Kosmalaki scratched hia left
r
top unnn Industry
o f Orovs.
hand slightly on a milk
hur'-ct about 312,000,000 annually.
To a
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several weeks ago.
Blood
poison- ter-.
- n| tlm,, losses are
pro- , Vp
. . .. .
Ing sel It, and h„ has hsd
a ser- ventshle
P tho
*olut,on i8 sufficient funds to
lous time, but the hand Is slowly
The prevention of disease Is the r * rtm<‘nU ,hat . » “ I make
Improving now. His daughter from most mporiant orohlrm
.... of -...m
civili- 8rn mea8UrA* of disease prevention
Tacoma I* caring for him.
,»«Uon, and all that Is needed for
Near S. P. Depot.
BuickBeauty ♦' ♦ *
Buick Luxury ♦ * *
Buick Performance
fa r only 195
Y o u can buy a BuicV closed cat- at prices as low
as #1195, f. o. b. factory. Y o u can buy it on
the liberal G . M . A . C. plan— with a moderate
down-payment which may be taken care o f b y ,
your present car in trade.
These prices mean maximum value, and in Buick
you get real beauty — real comfort — real per­
formance. Y o u get the unrivaled value result­
ing from Buick’s unrivaled production in the .
Z
quality field.
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Come in— see Buick— compare it with other
cars o f similar price-— then let the fact» decide
you to buy Buick.
STDANS $1195 to 31993 « COUPES $1195 to $1*50
SPORT MODELS $1193 to $1929
All I»ricr3 f. «*. h. Flint, Mich., govsrmmcvff f«nc' •• hm ttJdmd.
The
U. M. A.C. /itiimciiii l»l«in, the most JesirmUc, is iV t lM I
BUICK
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We have a Hating of des.rahl,. city .tnd farm lands—ev­
ery one of which is a bargain. If «ou are interested and
will investigate yon will be nurpr.sed at tbe reasonable
terms upon which a home can be obtained.
We
have
small or large homes— exclu-ive listings only— and wait­
ing her for yon.
Tell us what you want in «home— and if we haven’t it
on our listinga we will find it for you— and at the price
you can afford te pay.
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H . C . Peterson
H IL L S B O R O
How murk longer are you going to putt off buying that
home, Mr. and Mrs. Rent Payer? The e is no longer any
good excuse why yog should M l own the home ia wmch
you live. Home-own.ng in Amcrirr is as easy as paying
rent—-and in a short while the property
is yours— and
you find yourself AHEAD in the world.
OREGON
Beaverton Finance Co.
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