T ff* BFAVFÄTON REVf*W
raun. Forest Grove, Ore., cor- t'a»h Paid for Chickens— Chas. Ber­
abut 80 being present. The county
ti h ut, and 6th ave.
adv pl4tf
thuid, Beaverton, (Vegon.
c49tf
league
was
entertained
by the
Scholls organisation.
MDa Havel
Mis. Mr lane's mother is serious-
Bennett's Wlahboae Chicks— From
11..
rry Robinson and Ernest Hite
Itnatelt is president of Scholia lea­ Fur Sale Barred Ria'k hatching
| ly ill at Mrs. Me Lane's home on
eggs. ‘’ Improved Ohio" strain.
N years' trapneated
Hollywood
visited school Monday.
gue
and
wishes
to
thank
those
who
Interesting Little N otes from the Surrounding Country a » (
Vista avenue.
Great egg producers. |l.28 per > Tsnered strains.
Hens and cock­
helped make the affair a sneeeas.
M i» F.dmr Blnnkivn has been ill
setting of lb. Mrs. W J. Alex
erels on rango.
Chleka |1S a
I T o ld by O u r Active Speciai C orrespondents W e e k ly il mid absent trom school.
M ix William Clifton was kept
ander, 1 hi mile* west of Beaver­
hundred. |14 a cwt. In
1,000
, to Uer home by illness for a few
Mr. Wuln.n Campbell called at
FORMER BEAVERTON WOMAN
1.100 breeders, 10,000 egg
ton on the lllllvboro road. Ad- ‘ lots.
day s last week.
the buuuuis home bumlay.
PASSES AWAY l?l INDIANA
diesa Beaverton Kt. 4
e-14-IH
caparlty. Inquire of Carrie Ben
BARNES ITEMS
"Tom 1 ’ -Mivan has started to
HINTON NEWS
nelt and Bon, Rt. t, Beaverton,
Miss l.y,a Scott of Uillsboro was
For
Sale
Several
tons
of
looae
si
bui d on thc lot rvcenlly purchased
Mrs. Floyd Tefft received word
Ore., I h miles north of Rted-
a week end guest of Miss Dorothea
faifa hay. Alto about 7 ton of
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price.
if the death last week of her sister,
vllle.
Adv r it f
(■ •«rp Trachsel was utntnt from otcuihers.
buled clover hay. Inquire of R,
Mr». Emma Bryant, school super- KhcK)i i6St Knd,}
Sanl'ortl Rogers has bet'll building Mra. Mae Rhodes of Bloomington,
M Bennett, I mile north rff Reed For Sale—Cheap.
•uiso Mary Yodel, Lacher of tue
Davenport
and
lntendent, visited
the school last
u garage at the residence of H. rndiana.
dining table. Mr«. R. F'. Wray,
ville.
pU-lR
Mrs. Rhodes wa« t«nm in llenver-
Thursday.
!. MJ*- 1C:‘‘ n*! « “ T* “ “ htl ***otb* r Duihaiu ... uool .-(»iu Thursday ev- Gcrrow tn YV Heeler Avenue.
in Portland last \V cine .-day.
lllllahoro road and lutng ave. I V»
euuig at .lie .line Home.
'on. May 9. HW*. She attended the
Miss Bertha Hallman recently
How good new* does spread miles weat of Beaverton.
GUorge, .on of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- public school here and was a ntem-
p-lfl
Irene
Chin
.ell
school
Monday
About ,n,. iy inende of Misi
left for Moro, Oregon, where the
¡ENFHM , tlABOM NK I*
«till
noon, and was also ill on Tuesday. Doiothe» Citruiiiers speut a most -oii, had . A' iim I operation jH'rform- 'ier of the Bethel Con tregatiunal
l » t employment.
I lie host
\dv .3« If For Hale— Barred Rock hatching
cd at a I .inland hospital Saturday.
'hutvh.
Mrs. henry Martin visited with dcltgiiuui liiila j evening with nor.
F. A. Bucher and son A lb e rt
eggs. 00 renta a dosen
Mrs. It
She
died
at
the
ago
of
40
ve’
rv.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jess
Itayea
and
■wla, Evpina clisou ,,oU daugnte,
Dtimtaa Review. SI.SO a year
trade a business trip to the county Mrs. John Mcv’leod last Tuesday.
K. Denny.
adv c-10
daughter,
Elisabeth,
visited Mrs, following an operation fc;‘ litre.
seat last Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Spies was a business o-atKi » i l l cuiiuay guests Ul Mrs. tlawitins, at the Women's hospital
visitor
m Beaverton last i norsuay. Oksoa s u.. .gater, Mrs. L. M, Davis. ■ r.d Harry Gee at thc Eye, Ear -Rtp* KTC » v n •n»'|VS rw o s F N
Gus Dssainger of Beaverton was
\S MODELS f o b
show
dvr. aim ...is. cnanes tail Kiev
and Thro«! hospital Friday morning.
a recent visitor at the August Wen
Mrs. W. W. Uo UiU'ti tii.K'vi ill
Aloha. Ore. March 1*
Swclal
■el home. Cooper mountain.
Beaverton on a shopping tour last a ....o vu too quaiter.y meeting in
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Martin, Mrs.
The Ewer triolet*, danghtera of
uie Kintou enurvh bunday alter noon.
Harry Weaver, Mrs. Jess Hayes,
• The Misses Ida and Rosa Bucher last Tuesday-.
Mr. and Mr*. II F-ror and twin
s»r,
ui.u
Mrs.
VYiiiiaiu
Cauipbei.
Mrs.
Wm.
llhoemaker
and
daugh­
of Portland spent Sunday with
Polly Chinn was absent from
week end guests ter Mary and Mrs. Robert Chamber- drla of Mr and Mr* Nunn'ramn
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. school Monday sulteiuig witn un anu son »ere
will he model* In a atlyo show to
at lire 1.0tue of
Mr. Campbell » lain were Portland visitors Monday.
Bucher.
infected eye.
*-# held order the auspice- of Meier
M ITO TOUCH AND LIVERY SIRVI0E, DAILY T R IM
uioiuer a..u lather.
Mrs. Bush. Recdville, Mrs. Dob- and Frank Co. at the auditorium In
Mrs. L. S. Bierly and daughter
Miss Mildred Barry spent Sunday
TO PORTLAND
m i . anu Mrs. Charles btruthers ’ ins, Beaverton, Mrs. Robert Cham­ "Prt1*nd Fridav and iUturdav. The
Mrs. Ethel McCormick of Hillsboro, with a friend. Miss Gladys tiaurer,
FURNITURE ARD PIARO MOVINO
anu va.ntqi were bunday dimiei berlain. and Sanford Rogers paid • rinlet* are alx ve*r* of age and
were at their hon)e in this town in Sherwood.
guests at me Mr. and .urs. J. A. iigardville Rebekah lodge a fralcr- •he twins are aeVen. i
Monday afternoon.
tii’ .e *
Iteaxerlon, Corner o f YValaon and First Rt
Annie Chinn of Beaverton high t e.risen houk ul Fortiaud.
tal visit Tpesday evening to see
Mr. end Mrs. W. J. Edwards and school
Portland O ffice, Portland Aulo Freight Term inal
called at school several
Mr* Ra’ nh Davi«, who h*a he«n
...v. nil aits. Charles Van Elec a. he initiation work.
family of Beaverton spent Sumlay evenings ast week.
Photic
Ueaverton »1203
Portland. Main 3#I0
Miss Crc, .rude luenter and Miss
nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey entertained -eeelvlmr t-eatment at the Frimnn-
Mr. N. P. Jonnson.'Hucai contrac­ tm.c im i juaek atendeu TTgaru
•iel
hoanttal
for
»h*
o*vt
three
Mir. and Mrs. Buck, Mr. and Mrs.
Snider, Pleasant Valley road.
tor, made several business tups to gia,.ge
.due -nay et tuing.
Icnscn, Mr. and
Mrs. Whiteside. Tffi1 1. re*',*vied s*t"rd«v to the
’ ’ ns I-enorc A. Schulte and Mrs. . ortland last week.
.'Jr.
and
Vis.
Gerrow
and S. Rog home of Me and u - Imil* H »-h
j , nu - ..utueser aud son Harry
F -in ti of Portland were guests on
v.„
Mr aed Mra ffn-h*on motor,
Miss Eileen Wuiegar of Cooper
rs
at
a
i
nner
and
card
party at
Svnday of Miss Schu’te’s uncle and
ov
avo. .. atnhoaie
were
buuday
„d to Monmouth Sunday to ta'e
Mountain visited with Miss Louise
their
home
Thursday
evening.
sunt, Mr. and Mrs. A Schulte.
ailomoot, guests of Mr. benuieit-
Mr*. Davi* *o the home of *mr
.Spies last Saturday.
Lillian Penny entertained several "unt. Mr*. Whltcher.
iter s sisur, Mrs. Herman Metzen-
E. L. Cos and William VanLoh
Mrs. .V P. Johnson attended a UM.
if her f -¡end* at a *turtnday party
at tended the meeting of Canton
club meeting in tue Cedar Mins
afternoon
...: s. L ige Anderson was host- at her home Saturday
rvrtland No. t, I. O. 0. F., held
.omnium,> last week.
Games
were
played
and
refresh W A N T E D n i l P O P S A L E '
In Tort land ast Tuesday evening. 1
« » tor
.e
iigardville Rebekah
en's served. She received a large
Mrs.
Ccunn
»a
s
ill
Satuiday
buwmg
tlab
iuesday.
The
club
Miss Mildred Richards, who is
number of pretty ami useful gifts
n..,.
next with Mrs. Roy
employed In a green house near Ti­ with a bad a tack of lumbago. or. w in
Advertisements In this column 1
Mason
calie<4
there
Sunday.
Thc regular meeting of the P. T.
liac.
u
on
Match
2d.
gard spent the week end with her
,*nt a ward. Minimum charge 25c.
A.
will
be
held
at
the
schoolhouae
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. sinter of iiu-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Rich­
1.. 0 u .„tee worit of Beaverton
ards.
ber wei-e Sunday afternoon callers ..et .an
ttge iuesday
evening Tje-dajr afternoon, March 20, at F'ar Sale— Mission book rare. fh.iK)
2:30 p. m. All are invited to come
cnah. Mrs. J. H. Sidwsll, Aloha.
\, a - mutii t.ijoyed by uie following
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van Meek at lm! J' U’ lr *c** el nome-
The president, on behalf of the
e-ld
iiit
t
.ii
e-v-
mr.
and
Mrs.
Char-
and Mrs. J. C. Anderson of Port-
Mrs. E. E. Berst and grand daiig-
•ommlttee serving the ehicken sup-
iCa
»
¿U
l
sw.eeit,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
land were among those in town on ter Helen shopped
in Beaverton
:>er given Saturday night at Huber F’or Sals— Ford touring car body in
Christensen, and Miss Etfie Van
good condition. ReasonuMc. Fu*l
Saturday. They formerly resided after school one day last week.
hall, desires to thank all thosc
hieek.
hsra
contributing to Its success.
Mrs. E. E. Berst called on Mrs.
Mrs. John v’heth of Tigard was
Beaverton IU*liek-
Rehearsals will scon start for an W. W. Howard last Monday afler-
nonoTeu fcy a shower at the home of
nb
I. im I kc
N «».
' faster program to be given at the noon and later called at school.
SC30LIS HAPPENINGS
Anderson by the mem-
2 1 8 lin e '*
first J
church Easter Sunday, April 8. It ,, _
.. ___ , , .
,
, oil r&.
.
.
.
,
Mr. Leurge Clara
and D. A. ocra Ul k .0 mteon Progressive club
Mrs.
Samuel B. I->vvrence, of
nini llitril
Tue*
win be given by members of the ..
Khoo]
*
shearer made a p.easure .rip to •ten. esuo
s'fternoon. Mrs. PUetii Raleigh, ii visiting her sister a'
day evening*
n
the Sandy last Tuesday fur smelt. recv.ted 'Huvny pretty and useful Seattle.
7:30 I* M .n I lo­
Miss Helen Van Kieex has been
,,
,
ti. <>. K. Hull
Mr* W n '!."
gifts,
•*»
Mr. r :'■! Mrs. Lester Morgan
quite .U at her home on Pleasant
* * W "*d
"
Ur* U
Murri*. Secretary, Mr* Marjnr
Bethany- community, iiiane a b.,.i-
sr-t
the
dinner
guests
cf
Mr.
cn
'
M
i
»
i
Jro.hea
btrutoers
enter­
v alley road during the past two
r* Wn ter
Willis of
Thatche ie Lewis, N. G.
p U lf
weeks witn la guppe. She is le-
* ^ 00‘ #s* tained a number of young |)eopie
at iiev h. n.e FTidsy evening, March h i Sunday.
ported ss improving.
*'
lb «ve: loo l ii'l.c
Jtn. The ;arty was greatly cujoyeu
The Rrlcigh Parent-Teacher Also
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sparks of
W‘“ * Cr and W l K 'r > ****
No. 252.
I
•>
by all i sent. Tne evening was iiG-n will meet Monday night at
Portland mid Mr. and Mrs. L. P.
C“ *erS "
O. F'., tnmd* e-
-pent in uaneing, and refreshments He acheo! House at 8:00 p. m. Mra.
Dunn of Vancouver. Washington, ^
home of Mr.
ery M- odn eve
were sewed late in the evening. Vif N. Wallis will preside.
visited Sunday at the home of Mr. **
"
tn.
Visitors wet
There Were 30 young people pres­
and Mrs. Kouert Pomeroy.
Several of the young people of
Revival meetings are
scheduled •ome. S. G. Roger», N. G
M.
ent. Tbo
from Beaverton include:
__
this
neighborhood
attended
tne
Kal-
at Scholls
Methodist E. Underhill, Secretary.
7»f
» ...cam Wenzel ms'1- a business . , .,
0
,
„
the Misse Daisy, Violet and Phyllis to begin
trip to Gresham last Wednesday m ft
,m * orUand 01 ltle * Y ‘ **’ Taylor,
netty Huntley, Dorothea chureh next Sunday. Mrs. Captain
be present to help
connection with the Weniel walnut U’ S>Und* > evenm* ’
aud Ken: :h Stnuhers and Archy Brctiscn will
with the meetings.
oi.iiard. Mr. Wenzel has had a good
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Tramsei aim Masters.
m e for his trees this spring.
children, John, Anthony, Clara anu
BF.AYER SOCIAL CLUB
A g»y and lively party was given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roe
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Klees 9 * ° '* * ■ » « * * * * * * ln 1J° ru* “ d 00
A U ; i A - , . L ‘OLA i l £ A
Huclions
laat Saturday
evening.
of mteon and Mrs. A. B. Flint mid bUame“ and sboPPln* ’
daughter, Margaret of Scholls at-
Mr. and Mrs. Williams and fam-
Mrs. BricUine has been ill at her Twenty-eight adults and 12 children
were present to help Mr. Huchona
tended the preaching service at ily of Portland visited over the homo on the highway.
"elebrato his birthday.
the church Sunday- afternoon.
week end with Mrs. William s par-
Ted’s c > >
had a new electric
Ruhy Rebeknh lodge met Wednos-
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer HaU and enU’ Mr *nd Mr’ J- U‘ * ' < - * * -
sign add«! last week.
— of course not! But how much are you act­
' >y cvenirg of last week and after
daugnters Misses . onny Jean and
Bernice Trachsel was a caller a:
ually saving?
Mr*. C
go Sollers, Hulor, was -»g e a r meeting enjoy yd a social
Helen from The Dalles spent tee school several days last woek. Soe
a
T
caver
o.i
visitor
last
week.
t-ing.
Oyster
-tew
was
served
The most satisfactory answer to your
weeu end with Mrs. Halls sister, played the piano for various n iu-
Mra. I
Kinntnran
was a nd games were played. Plans are
Mrs. C. W. Young, Tile Elat road, bers on t:ie program Friday mgm..
financial
problem is a savings account with
heir" r ide to attend the meeting
vi-itor last week.
at
lucre was- a very good at toil
Mr. ard Mrs. Henry Com ana county sc
of the Rebekah Association a*
HUBNR HALL
There h :ve been several cases of Boavertrn next Saturday.
dance at the "»Oo ‘ party held a, -Win Uuugu.irs, Maiiuii and .daxin:,
tue uau Saturday evening. i t s , , from A.,u.r»a are visiting with Mrs. pink eye at school the past week.
Msreh 17th
The league party laat
Friday
vrid be anotner one of m e » pop am Co.es si- ar, airs. Ed Toung th...
A GOOt) BANK i H A GOOD tO W f IN TH* OAHDKN XrOT OK OMGON
Mrs. Walter Anderson was kept night at the hall «fas weil attended
St. Patrick’s Night
purt.es Held at the same place Sat- week.
to her ho .e by illness a few days
for Masonic Building
urday evening, March 24.
Mrs. Eugene Burn was quite ill last week.
Five Prizes
Mrs. E. L. Cox spent Thursday with quinsy over the week end.
FURNITURE
Mrs. A! :e Whee'cr visited Harry
and Friday with friends in Pott- Dr. Mason was called Saturday,
Door prize, men nnd women costume
May Now Be Purchased on the
Mrs. Alice Wheeler visited with
land,
incidentally taking
in the She is better now and able to be last week.
prizes, moat novel co*tumc prize.
v . YV. UvorM or«*. P iti».
li. K. I V u noy, Y’ ico pme.
Installment Plan
adv c-15-l*i
meeting of Scholls Women's Club around again.
Used furniture bought or exchanged
Doy
(Jrny,
( ’irtliior
tr. ?. J. Buck and Mrs. Hawley
which met with Mrs. Fred Groner,
Mr „ j Mrs G. H Vanhoy and
The c Are Attractive New
Buck
»
r
-
•
Portland
visitors
last
kdd'tion* On Our Bargain Counter.
at her apartment in the San Carlos daughters, Mrs. Cara belew of Ore-
aparunenu, Vista avenue.
gon City md Mrs. Cnarleg j KDlung. Thursday.
d f it s c h
hakdw arf :
AND FURNITURE
Gerro’.vs Garage is having a coat I
Miss Lueda Dallman, who is of Portland, called on Mr. and Mrs.
employed in Gresham spent Sunday D. Shearer last week,
of last week with her parents, Mr.
Mr Johrmie Welch u b
movin
and Mrs. August
Dallman.
She their old iiOUS4, ^ ^
nom [OT ,
was accompanied on the trip by Lr- new mod, ^ gjx rooln boildln>, The
nest, Albert and Alfred Obnst and new houst wi„
the ,
,
Harry Bartlett, all of Gresham.
whcre thc oId ofM, Uied to ,an(J
If I T EON N E W S
{F R O M
I
OUR
C O R R E S P O N D tiY i
S |
. of | nint which makes a decided Im
prove ment.
Ueaverton Transfer Co.
Lewis Brothers Props.
m
sf^ x ^
■ P
DANCE
i f
if
H A N K OF B K A V E R T O N
There was a large attendance at
at
preaching service held at the
cm. h Sunday afurnoon. Presiding
e dec. Rev. Dr. C. C. Poling Port-
land preached a very forceful ser-
i. on after which about 25 partook
d ihe Lord's Supper. A number
from Hillsboro and Beaverton atten-
Jed the services. The next preach-
ng service by the pastor. Rev. W.
f,. Strange will he Sunday afternoon
March 25, at 1:30.
Several
subcontractors
nave
^
bury around the new
,n(.,
gchool k u ., gathei-ing up arr-1*,
pipeg rn cc;,1€i,lt r
a.
c
Wirk tn tU, bu;.)Jin..,
,
, ex- ; irtday ..fttrr.oon r-.t 2:00
0 cluck t<
laii.eu of the tK-.g i : >r-
kood will gather to hear ;!• e re. .ct
tr:,m the iinan.ial co nines or.
_ ®a e
t*le l,uHe. :
A
surpminrly good report is forth­
coming.
r aheo 4
swung
The Barnes tchool board meeting
was held at the hon-e of D. A.
Shearer list Monday evening. The
principal business cf the evening
Mrs. Mary
Reeves is spending a w’ * the rejection of the furnace
few days in Portland with relatives. r.7v in t'n building and the hiring
If you smoke
for pleasure
CEDAR MI LLS
_______
Mrs. E. S. Babb ha. been spend- ° f ‘ tCa ' ; ,r for next >’ear'
ing a few days with relatives in
Mrs. J. D. Traschel and two
Portland.
daughterr, Bernice and
Clara at-
Mr. Elvin Hask.U
of Sauries
th= M « 'i<>n*Tr Guild meet-
island
was
in Cedar Mills last 2 * *
B rtta !JI ‘ " " i
Th/ursd“ 'a
week visiting relatives.
T’1" ” a/ P « f 'd l y gomg forward
there t - a missionary
provran
F riends of Mrs. James Waller which v .11 be given in the
>ar
were sorry to hear of her illness future.
and hepe for s speedy .ecovery.
Thc „
ofht(?r ( f
r ami
i i ¿Ur Mi.is v as well represen.od Mrs. C : ge Ciar': had < i
a he d
•t .be new Barnes school opening accident
cnc day
b it wet!-: The
and is proud to be their near neigh- chid wa: playing in l'-- woodshed
bor»*
*
when she fell on a bottle. It cut
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl, Mrs. £ ’** *
tr*f'h in th<*
'*■
Perkins and Louis Stark went fish-
^
a
Beaverton dressed the
in« Wednesday at Troutdale for woun°-
a catch of smelt.
Several hdies of the community,
Mrs. Lottie Walter
entertained am°nK tbim
*fe«dames, N. P.
the Ladies Sewing club on Wednes- '!.ohn"r'n' D A PV’,';' rp'' B Stevens,
day, March 7. Sixteen members and
Ed Youn,r n " r t * 1
one visitor were present. The next
Traer.^el and Vi. Vi Hn ,-ard,
meeting of the club will be March
/'n “
up '•‘»wmittee at
21 at the home of Mrs. Ernest ,he
P0U,° Sat.
/ after-
Wuthrick.
noon.
Hundreds of cups were
_ _
,
washed and floors were swept and
Mra. R. Bauman has been very cleaned.
sick for the past two weeks but is
___
reported much better.
Mrs. Bau-
____ . ,
man’s
five daughters have been „vT T *
Mf:r'
Portland
with her during her sickness, Miss _ ! df ube ,l* furniture production
Anna having closed her school in and '"crease payrolls $500,000 a
Montana to be with her mother
]rMr*
R
i?
. . . yet Buick clears,
tne ruts and gives
head-room as w ell
.US
—you’re out o f the
beginner class.
Camels arc made for
smokers who know
Uuick’s remarkable combination of modish, grace­
ful beauty— maximum head-room — and ability to
their cigarettes
clear the ruts— is the direct result o f the Buick
double-drop frame.
This brilliant advancement, pioneered by Buick
months ago, places Buick far ahead o f other can
Came
in beauty, safety and all-around roadability.
SLOANS |119i to 11995
*
*
COUPES $1199 *• $1S50
SPORT MODELS $1199 to f t 925
Urn GM jLC-t
B U IC K
**rd w a lk a m ile f o r a C a m e l*
M. C. Peterson
H-t-L'y.i K )
URECiC >N
9 IW , 1. J. Uofmmide Td
CMt$My, fbiMon-Hahni, N. C
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