The Beaverton review., April 13, 1928, Image 4

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When she died and her will was
read it was found she had left ev­
ery cent to the daughter who had
moved away and nothing to the one
who had given up everything to care
for her.
A father and four sons went into
know best. Wait perhaps a year or
two before taking this stop, and
meantime become better acquainted
with the young man. You are both
very young ami may he mistaken
in each other, and only time can
The answer to the first two ques­
tions is “ No” , except under unusu­
al circumstances in the case of the
second question. It is proper, I be­
lieve, and a very nice courtesy, to
invite a young man to dinner at
home even though the couple are not
engaged and are new friends.
As to gifts, the matter o f money
does not enter at all into the ques­
tion, as the gift should always be
judged by its thoughtfulness rather
than its
monetary value. But I
think in the case outlined above, it
would be out o f place to exchange
g ifts
so early in the friendship.
Get better acquainted before making
an exchange o f gifts.
BETTER W A IT ........
Dear Mi»» Flo:—
I am a girl o f 16 in love with a
man o f 19, end we want to get
married but our parents advise us
to wait. We know each other well i
and are quite in love. What shall
we d o?
— NANCY
Dear Naa*>, J think youf parents I
}V Aoil«.» «IllHlul,» oq i IUO.IJ p.KiOiqs
Roscburg.
debt to buy a farm. Three o f the
During
1927,
Wallowa
county
boys went o ff. leaving the one son shipped 0,000 cattle, 22,000 hogs und
with his father to pay o ff the debt. 58,000 sheep.
The father took sick and for the
The Shell Oil Co. at
Woodland
best years o f his life the son slaved has taken over a new $19,IKK) dis-
until the debt was cleared away. tributing plant.
While the other three boys were a-
Ten carloads o f
steel rails are
long in their careers he had missed
ready for the Great Northern ter­
an education, had put o ff marriage,
minal at Klamath Falls.
and had given up the career he had
The Crown-Willamette Paper com­
! planned.
At his father's death it was found pany has 00 men planting trees on
that he had left the farm to lie cutover lands in Clatsop cunty.
About the only objection anyone
divided up equally among the four
has to long skirts is the length of
boys.
Whether we can make head or them.
The M cKemie Pass road »»ill be
tail o f the justice o f the story o f
the Prodigal Son. there is nothing oiled from Springfield to Wulter-
truer to human nature.
ville.
As the screech o f a locomotive is
Benton county has
5,000 dairy
velveted into a woodland sound by | cows,
averaging dbo2 pounds of
, distance, the irritating little rough milk a year.
places in personality seem to fade
Oregon-Washington Water Service
in those afar off.
Co. has bought the Coos Bay Water
The small imperfections in the Co. at Marshfield.
one who stays at home are evident
A good ore strike has been re­
and continuously seen.
ported from the old Nelson placer
Rich gifts are counted poor not district near Baker.
only when givers prove unkind but
Oregon's 1928 car registration is
when they prove irritating.
expected
to reach
200.000
cars,
A s time goes on too often the paying $7,000,000 license.
small irritations loom larger than
A good ore strike has been re­
the essential immolation.
ported
from Fill Nye mine, near
The pin-pricks outweigh the sacri­
Galice Creek, at Gold Hill.
fice.
Work has begun on the new cut­
off, near Eugene, from the McKen­
1 prove wherther your love is a true zie River bridge to Coburg.
love.
Meanwhile I think you can
The brick and stone construction
have a very beautiful
friendship
has begun on the
$35.000 college
with the young man. ami it will be
memorial hall at Corvallis.
wiser to wait to know each other
better before becoming life males.
,
BUY
In Confidence-
TOO EARLY FOR P R E S E N T S ....
Dear Miss F lo:—
Is it considered proper for the
girl to assist her escort when he
is putting on his coat in a lundH
room or other public place
Is it ever considered proper for
the girl to pay for her part of the
entertainment?
Would it be proper to have him to
her home dinner when they had not
been dating a month and were not
engaged?
What would be a desirable birth­
day or Christmas gift fo r her to
get him?
What would be consi­
dered a reasonable sum to pay for a,
gift under the above circumstances?
Also, should the girl pay as much
or more fo r his gifts as he pay»
fo r her»?
— MISS N. B.
• * *
»va* laid
for
The cornerstone
the $150.000 Wilson Hotel at Red-
mond.
A good crop o f broccoli la being
P RICKS
Entered a* second-class
matter
The gentleman who gives you a
December 9, 1922, at the postoffice
at Beaverton, Oregon, under
the sock in the ja»» does not arouse so
much resentment as the lady who
M
of March 8, 187».______
continually nags at you.
\\ e can
FRIDAY, A PR IL 13, 1928
stand the roar of a cannon once
1
' ” ' better than we can stand the con-
I tinuai dripping that wears away
— AND OF THE FUTU RE?
The king o f fable-tale who sent stone.
U is not the big things in life
his moat trusted knight to quest
thru the kingdom and return to that we have to fear so much as
court with Tomorrow has much in it is tne little things.
We ought to so order our lives
common
with even
you and I.
Could we be granted but one boon, that out daily intercourse with peo­
the question
that would
quiver ple shall be pleasant and not irri-
on each eager tongue would be a i tating.
I knew on old woman who had
query for knowledge
o f things so
effectively screened by the veil o f two daughters.
futurity.
We would not ask for | line stayed at home and gave up a
strength to withstand blows that i career to take care o f her mother,
found
us weak To-day,
nor for in her old age; the other moved to
pardon for ugly deeds of Yesterday, ‘ a far city, rarely wrote and never
not when we could use our precious came to see her.
The old woman complianed contin­
wish to win a closer intimacy with
ually o f the little irritations her
that shy minx, Tomorrow.
daugher
caused her
What is strange, and also foolish, stay-at-home
i f you please, we cry for that thing and enlarged upon the virtues of
we have already t ie knowledge of the daughter she never saw.
TRY TO MEND M AN N ERS.........
Dear Miss F lo:—
When I was 17 years old I was
married. I have been married three
years and have one little son 15
months old. For the last year or
so my husband has wanted me to
leave him and let him have the
baby but I couldn't part with the
baby.
Do you think it wise to leave him
and go to work and take care o f
Sonny mvself.
— DOT
• • •
Dear Dot* before leaving him you
should try in every possible way to
make some other adjustment. The
old rule about "m arrying for better
Or for worse” still holds true. Per­
haps the difficulties between your
husband and yourself can be adjus­
ted and your marital troubles be
smoothed over.
As you have not
confided in me just what seems to
be the trouble, between your hus­
band and yourself your letter is
very hard to answer.
However, I would not advise you
to leave— with or without the baby.
Try to make the best o f it. Some
passage oftime may mend every­
thing.
It will be very difficult for you
to n.ake a living for your son and
yourself, unless you
have some
special training. Your letter gives
me no idea o f what you are fitted
for or what you intend to do.
Do special things to olease your
husband; go out o f your way for
him. Be as kind and good to your
husband as you can be, and as
unselfish about everything as you
can be, and just see whether or
not he wil aprreciate it.
I think
he wilL
À N K O T N C P Æ.VtS
Dr.Frank Crane Says
Juliette Carter . . . . Society Editor
J. H. Hulett . . Businers Managei
what we can expect the future to
W ing. We know that he who sows
the wind of carelessness or unkind­
ness To-day will Tomorrow reap the
whirlwind of remorse and regrets.
Physical neglect, we realize, brings
a penalty o f pain, and right living
will as surely have its reward.
Would it matter a whit, would it
ease the pain or sweeten the joy,
if the scene o f Tomorrow's retri­
bution, or reward, fo r acts o f Today
were laid in Buffalo or Battle Creek
rather than in Beaverton?
Would
ten, or twenty or even fifty years
foresight be worth so very much?
A better plan would be to busy
ourselves in forestalling an unhappy
future and insuring a happy one.
NOW!
W. J. McCready Lumber Co
Phone, 4603
F D PECK, SALES NGR., BEAVERTON, PHONE 5 6 o j
!
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Young people's meeting at 7:00, | Uontpanlaa
Kate*
Maggie ami J u g s contest is moving
Automobile Insurance
on with Jiggs in tho lead.
First ami Stott streets
—
ALOHA
Evening service at 8 :00. Sermon N. J. SKKK
on “ The Faith that Saves, or Pente­
O
ffice,
lleaverlun
Finance
Co.
Sund.tr. April 15
costal Faith.”
Join the song ser­
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.,
J.
vice lead by Mr. Bash. You will en­
1« Holden, Supt.
joy every minute o f it. Always
DR. A. E. WILSON
11:00 a. m. Morning worship.
special music.
7:00 p. m. Young People's meeting
Spend your Sundays with u* If
OPTOMETRIST
8:00 p. m. Evangelistic service and
you have no other church prefer­
continuing all day the 19th there
ence.
Optical Work— Repairing
Nazarene Church
LUNCHEON A CARD PARTY
To be held at the- Masonic Hall
on April 18.
Lunch served from
12:00 to 1:30. Business men served
promptly. 35 cent*.
— e 20
St. Cecelia Church
Sewing; Machines Repaired
Sunday
10 a. nt.
M asse» —
7 :4 0
and
at D eary's Plumbing Shop
REASONABLE PRICES
How
good
GENERAL
the
n ow »
does
GASOLINE
boat.
sp rea d
is
Adv
VL
Remodeling,
30
tf
LOANS
Foundation Work
Roofing
HENRY BLACK
BROADW AY
GOOD WORK
McMinnville, Ore., Apr., 10 1928
Beaverton Review, Beuvorton.
Dear Editor:—
Angling season open»
April 15,
1928, and as Washington county had
a large distribution o f
trout last
fall, itlooks as if it will be a banner
year for the sportsmen.
If no heavy rain is had before
Sunday, the water will be in fine
shape.
Boy» from 14 to IS years o f age
can buy a countv ticense for $1.50. i
All o f H ear Creek, a tributary o f
Gales Creek, is the only stream in
Washington county that is closed to j
angling. No angling is nllowed 2O0 I
feet above or below a fish-ladder.
Women must have an angling li­
cense.
Hope this will he a benefit to the
sportsmen ;n ,v-e Beaverton region, n
and thanking your for vaur co-ope- IK
ration.
Yours truly
V. F. McFarland
District Game Warden
Washington and Yamhill counties
FAIR
A. E. HANSON
WOOD and COAL
on real estate. Low inter­
est cost, repayment priv­
ileges. W rite for details.
and
Also papering and painting
PHONE
Phone 7702
F. le rry
alili
C A R PIM I K und i UIIDIK
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e tte r lio x
Barn S a s h .................. $ .70
2x4’s, per M, . . . , 10.00
lx l2 ’s, per M, . . .
12.00
2x12, rough, per M, .
14.00
\
will
be special service*
at
the
Sunday C n tvoh lsm —• 8 :3 0 « m l
U mvh. Thursday, the IWth will he l* 30 a. m.
a day full o f good thiuga; singing,
Ita|»tIin — î p. in.
testimony
and
preaching.
Many
W eekday Maas 8:20 a. m.
j preacher* and laymen from towns
Saturday C o n fe ss io n — 4:3 0
mid eltte« in Oregon and Washing­
and 7:30 p. in.
ton will l>e here.
Methodist Church
Ilav. J. M. O'Neill.
The fuinons evangelistic Ayrocks
Program for Sunday April 15 an will sing and preach nt one o f the I
follows;
day services.
Sunday school nt 10:00 a. in. Ed
Sou are invited to attend these
ward
D. Rose man, superintendent services and worship with us.
Roy L. Noll, pastor
Morning worship at 11:00,
Kpworth leagu e at 0:30.
Even­
ing worship at 7:30, sermon* both
Church of Christ
« “ 'rning and evening by the pastor.
APRIL 13
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
Choir rehearsals
Tuesday evening
Raster day was a success with
at 7:30.
Prayer meeting Thursday
FIRST CLASS WORK
tin lurgest attendance ever in Hide
evening at 7 :30.
AT REASONABLE PRICKS
school. Bible school meets at 9:4b.
A cordial invitation is extended to T. B. Harris is Superintendent.
the public in g»>nvral to come and
J. E. Stephens, I’ rup.
Morning worship service and the
join with us in nil these seasons of Lord's Supper at 11:00 a. m. Scr
worship.
mon is on ''Christ'» Greatest Ques­
— W. Edwin Ingalls, pastor
Slock
Country
tion to Man.''
Corti
Prompt
WOOD SAWING
W A S H IN G T O N
$060
Savings & Loan Assn.
PR O M IT SERVICE
Shutr
Bldg.
or Slab—any length,
any kind
Iteli»cry
Phone 4504
W ood
8.
IliiLboro, Or*.
PRICES
T.
W ININSKY
Telephone
2%
IN AN AGE
OF SPEED
Beaverton Greenhouses
CUT FLOWERS and FERNS
All kinds of floral designs
Phone
HALSTEN
6153
HARDWARE
STAN D ARD HARDW ARE
and FURNITURE
Cash paid
for
old
stoves
and
furniture
In Rank lllork
—tho telephone loads for it is tho only communi­
cation system that links tho entire nation and
permits you to immediately complote u transac­
tion regardless of distance
The telephone gives you
PRIVACY—ACCURACY—SPEED
ECONOMY—CERTAI NT Y
^ Oregon Telephone Co.
3003
Fuunlain Service . .
. Ik-.I of
Eats
Whitehall Restaurant
MAGAZINES und CANDY
Opposite Post O ffice
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.Beaverton
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Beaverton Lumber Co.
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Lewis Brother*, Proprietors
Dcllmore Lessard
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Fr
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O ffices
Justice
Here Tut-Miaya and
s t ä k s t
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with
Swenson
Thursdays
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MAPES & SON
Chas. Berthold, Local Agent
BILLIARD PARLOR
I U;wr*, Tuimccu*
Confection«, ¿Soft Dunk»
Cady Bldg.
B ecau se we are d e liv erin g m ore new
Chevrolets than at any other time in our
history, we are offering a number of except
tional values in reconditioned used cars.
^SloulctÌou
Our used car* carry an
official O. K. tag which ia
reproduced on this page.
Attached to a used car by
a Chevrolet dealyr it signi­
fies that tvary vital [»art of
the car has been inspected,
properly recon d ition ed
buy the same make
of car A g ß lH ?
87 t ^» % of Buick owners ( prac­
tic a lly n in e o u t o f e v e r y ten )
(X
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leading make of car can claim.
2
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Company on
(„« • • » .n e <,n tho K*.»t o f
finan i li r e s p o n s i b i l i t y
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anti
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— c h e v r o t â t d e a l e r » d a a lr a t h «
K«MMÌ w ill o f use«I ta r buyer» ili«
M m e m» they en jo y fro m n ew caW
buyers.
Hupmobile
Touring.
1928
HILLSBORO
PLUMBING and HEATING
Hardware,
Phone, 2063
UNDERTAKER
Grange
und
Building
EMBALMER
— :—
Beaverton
Phone 6702
Front A Main
the
Plure
FOR PRICE and y U A l
Phone
,26 Chevrolet Ruad-ter. Good mech­
anical condition. Two new tires.
Extra*.
Paints
..........................Beaverton
Motor in fine shape.
192.1 Ford Tim Truck.
anical condition. ,
Good mech­
7702
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LINGERIE,
FROCKS,
h o s ie r y ,
......
Bernard & Stipe
TRIAI MINS,
HATS
Stipe’s Garage
,
D e p e n d a b i l i t y r S a t i s f a c t i o n and H o n e s t V a lu e
Beaverton Barber
C. J
.STEVENS,
SATISFACTION
Beaverton,
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neckw e >
Iknvrrlon,
Beaverton
B
Roye Fletcher Sh
,
The d M A . G
OREGON
F. W. BISHOP
Dewey,
license
Extra good tires and good puint.
SEDANS $1193 to $1995
»
COUPES $1193 to $185#
SPORT MODELS $1195 to $1525
H. C. Peterson
riiuiur, Btaytrlon 2754
I’ . L. .Schultz
Yurd at
rubber.
i f f p ricei f . 0. b. Flint, M * b , rntreemmeni ta r to b e d i i r i .
finsnte plan, the m ost d en ia b le, it meatUhl*.
Day or Contract Work
Block
Wood,
Planer
Ends;
Ail
grades o f Utah-Wash. coal.
Buick and experience the fullest
BUICK
PAINTER and BUILDER
Beaver Wood & Ice Co.
A few of our exceptional Used Car values
Mlwith an^OKjhat counts!’
26 Chevrolet CVeipe.
Thoroughly
oxerhuulcd. 1929 license. Lota of
extra*.
Duco
finish, and good
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W. E. PEGG
— O t c v r o i r t « fra U ra b a v a t h a rimen
CM ary n i< » lrrn (iso la a m i r q iiip »
I p r it i io p r o p e r l y f e c o n d i clo n u s e J
Owners know car value! D rive a
measure o f m otor car satisfaction
Wat*
A. C. CHINN
Reasons why you should buy your
used car from a Chevrolet dealer
answer “yes”—a greater degree
of owner loyalty than any other
and where w o r n , replaced
by a new part. This plan
enables anyone to select a
used car with absolute
confidence as to its satis­
factory operation, and the
price it absolutely (air
and right.
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PRor
GUARJ