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INTERCI.ASS
the highest degree of cleanliness in TRACK M EET.. ..
the kitchen.
With the modern
Because of the disagreeable wea-
i j Smoothtop all
gases and
vapors ther the track meet
which was
from combustion are carried under schesluled for thia Friday. April 30
the Mnoe’■'•top. and rented into the h,.„
UMt|1 Friday,
’ chimney
The dirt which collects., A,,rj| 27 Thu »ill give the classes
over a range i. caused by the ra -,
UnM> in wh.,h
to piactirv.
Pid rise of warm air which carries [ There
,mly
|0ttor-men in
rarticles of dust and dirt wh,ch tr„ . w in th,. , , Ullol„ body. whl, h
may be in the room and deoosit, ,t wj„ mj<kl, ^
llouk| mteres-
on the cooler walls and ceiling _ tjnK.
over the range just as it does over
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a steam or hot water radiator. In TENNIS
addition the vapors and fat from
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ine tennis committee appointed
rapid boiling and frying are simi-
Isrlv* carried* o ff ~ With *he” Smooth by th,> Pj-*'»'*'«'»« °* ,h* »“ «dent-body
ton if - Ar.iin.rv
:« t«w.,n
in is vs
pairing me
rue
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re|>airing
the i.-nius
tennis court,
court. The
top* cooking ami closed vessels and
oruP of weeds has tw n almost
as much cooking in the oven a, * a ‘ ~ ^ -
would
T ossihle. the
kitchen may he as « *
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immaculate a . any other room in «•?“ Pla> » '¡«J»
the home.
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‘•'“ b « yrVti‘ n t VPry
“ No rance ia considered compie u w^*
Ti'| n‘
By
Verne Bright
There will be green waves washing my heart
forever
Tho I be city pent, tho I be desert- bound;
There will be clean winds, there will be stars
and spray,
Salt wind will sniff my heels like a swift
hound.
I may not escape them—green waves and
white stars.
And winds blowing out o f the ultimate
deep—
There will be sea voices haunting my waking.
There will be sea dreams troubling my
sleep.
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5s“ T tiJ S ‘ u " r L ,',u:!*.....
artistically decorated »ith ( ¿ u n l r n
H ,H )L N K " S | ,
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Id»-
T I I K W E E K ’S
I l e a v e r
IIP \\ lilt’ll)N
PROGRAM
T h ea tre
DKKGON
#f ***• ‘»•s'heatra were. Helen Tefft.
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Emmons, saxaphone;
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1*r" '<* **'***• f *arinet ; l.loyd An-
I'lensure was expressed by the
Friday. Saturday, April 20 21
banjo, and Hanna \ «Hing, president of
the league,
ti. R.
HIN-TINTIN
violin. I >ehe i —
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‘ »ere Williams who attended the opening
eu» refreshments
“ A l*og of the Regiment"
served.
game here Sunday at the interest
tinnii Comedy
tn Ivasrbull evidenced by local fans.
Friduy IS Auction Night
A number of high school pupils he declared that the futur.- lor the
attendevi a (»arty given by Mr. Roy baseball season looked bright
, ,
, , , . for
Sun., M*n. Tue»., April 22-3*4
Chtrstcnsen at his home on April Iteaverton with such
loyal Ivaeklng Tom M(, w„ h T„ ny. lho w<1|l(,rr
U Dancing
was enjoyed.
Those by tho lovers of the national pas
horse In
present were:
the Misses Henri- une here
“OUTLAWS OF RED RIVER"
etta, Ihirothy Strut hers,
l.a ’ >en*
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' rue 0 n,x
nest game.
game, Sunday,
Somlay. with
Underhill »•kein«
I hyl'i. Taylor.
Dorothy _ T,K. 1 rit
h#„ wi„
b. fo„ uw^ by .
Detersoli,
Jenny IVterson
Esther r(>nt„ , „ Br,eky.rd which mean. Wednesday, Thursday. April 25-28
Sturm
Merchants' Co-operative Nights
Henrietta ' Myer-
«•-'■* AÏ-i-.-T* ,h" ‘ ,hr ncxt tima Beaverton fan.
•NO MAN'S LAW"
v
,g IT’, *1"*
'b ii.lv n will have a chance to see the borne
,
An hie Mut'ers Robert Hoi- "‘‘'"V'
tb? Tt‘ SUrri,’*r K,-x Kln* of W,ld ,,u,,,,#a
land. Henry Metsentine. Mar in Ur- t " * ' * ™ ' * w‘ " »" M a y ‘ ;
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dy. and Elmer S tur».
MUon.ly pn-par.ion. are being made
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* hJ,ndl- an ,v « n * r*a‘ ,r ‘ rowd
M E. E A S T E R D A Y
Many of the students attended th*
Prr* 'n* * ' h#
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»pelili»* U im * Imll eavm* in Portlaml i
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T a y l o r s C i v f PlITt V E (»r
President Plnder Ima Issued a
g
heat from various conking and hak-
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call for a a|ivcial meeting of Ihe
MARY ELECTION
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C l ing processes as it is to measure r v T r B T i i v . i i V T . v
l,,r ,S
P r ia a y
r.VtM im ji Beaverton Chamber of Coni me ice
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X f il f f W r o r W S i n i f W W W I W W W W W W W W W t m e m K a the ingn-vlients of cooking reel 1-0« . I’ m t o b i i i u " F l>
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fur Tuesvlay evening, April 24.
dollar's worth of service for
Nearly all borne economics publics-
DITORIl M........
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Taylor enter-
Business of importance will be
tions and up-to-date cooking books
The grade school pupils gave an tained in honor of their daughters transacted
and
It
is
every dollar spent"
give temoersture revyilrvments as a entertainment in the
high school
Friday evening. April 13, with a
honed that there will be a good
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part of the instruction. It is safe auditorium Thursday evenings. The dancing
party l the I. 0. 0. F. "**
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attendance.
to say that approximately 75T of program
was
very entertaining Hall.
all new large sixe Smoothtop ran- and amusing. With the entertain-
Dancing and games were enjoyed
res sold t.wiav in Portland are e- ment in the auditorium they also and serpentine and cnofetti were
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carr spent tbe Henry
Van Hyning fractured his Tb* n’ *ny P°»*iwIitiaa in oven
can- the gymnasium.
proved a attraction throughout the
week-end with friends in Salem.
leg laat Friday.
niup and whole meat cooking with
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evening. At 12:00 o'clock dainty
refreshments were served.
Walter Oh! has started construe- the Smoothtop oven heat controlled SOCIAL........
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cavaness
High achool pupils were guests.
Sixty guests were present, most
tion
o
f
a
new
house
at
Abha-Hu-
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bou~
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have purchased a Star touring car.
and thes chool orchestra furnished of them school mates of the Taylor
ber, just west of the school.
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.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Roberta of
Can you imagine a more beau- the music for a charming dancing girls.
Portland called
on Beaverton ac-
Mrs*
. Lk*r" am attended a tifnl rloce of furniture in a modem party given Fridav evening. April
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quaintances Sunday.
card party given Tuesday-^evening kitchen than the latest gray ena- 13, by Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Taylor cFor Sa'e— Pigs, eight wk.s. old. W,
in the Masonic Temple in Portland.
finish Smoothtop? Its beauti- ¡„ honor of their daughters. The
H. Pribnow, Beaverton, Rt.3 p21
L. A. Kennedy returned , , Thursday
An epic story of a country doc- ful lines, careful proportions snd
of last week from a wee s tnp to
# mjtn-g ( j ^ n ^ sacrifice and appointments in design have made
i_i urande, Oregon.
devotion in the rugged hills of New the modem Smoothtop an elegant
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roobins England— such is the picture. "The piece of furniture in the home to
spent the week-end with Mrs. R ob-! Country' Doctor." to be given April say nothing of its great cooking
bins' sister in Salem.
, "7. 28 by the Needle Club at the convenience. One housewife said
!n plarinR our ordrrt» for
that if she had to choose bet wee-
O E N U IN B
Ruth, the small daughter of Mr. Beaver.
Itl’
c foodstuff we sell to you
and Mrs. J. W. Raynard, has been
The family pot-luck dnner at the h i" bu,b*nd. wh" m *hi
V*TV
.11 for a few days.
I Congregational
church Wednesday n’ ufh' »-d th. new Smoothtop. ab-
»
our
first thought Is ((jiality.
...
k.. .k...,, uo was afraid
she would
have to
Mr*. Louis Allen of Banks spent
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year* of matrimo-
Whether it he fresh or staple goods that we or­
f/ua/unfcW
Color
a few days this week with her par­ • A program followed consisting of nial
experience
and
keep
the
«
series
of
songs
by
all.
Rev.
Don-
nml
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson.
der, we have in mind tho fact that our purchase*
•Id MacNeil” read the" scripture and Smoothtop
So you see what cm-
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Mrs. 31. Haines and Mr. and Mrs. offered
a prayer.
Inthe game
th,nk of tb,Mr
,iiust please you, and mu I ho right in price,
W ASH F A B R IC S
L. W. Tucker were dinner guests ceriod following. Mrs. Barnes, won
.
Ey that standard we rise or fall.
Sunday of Rev. and Mrs. George the prize for guessing the identity A l l t o R.1CP
l o n tP S t
Vt
W. Taylor.
o f the ladies represented in old
SundaV
S ch ool
C lo s e s
01 R CUSTOMERS ARE SATISFIED.
Allen of photographs, guessing them all cor-
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Mr. and Mrs. C. D
You'll r»*»l tn iK« lowlyjilttet iKhin ind iK«
dinner rectly. The men had charge o f the
Camas, Washington,
The losing team of the recently-
D B l.IV K K Y S H R V K 'li \V<«I Sidi I p m
I*» • » b «V .t p Ill
» w ith o 1
p t i u it u C m s i j
fan i thki com« In th*
guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. E. ; program.
comrleted
BiWe-quotation
contest
l\e Pvlivct StoluttUy At 10 : D n. ni.
Y ou’ll d«lt*hc tn «h« rtrM taf. !i»n# w m in s t w
P. Edwards.
,
st the Sundav school of tho Church
t u n Of th:« ht«K-<)U«iiir » « a h fahrt« U l i ÜM
g u a ru u M j tun lo fun t * U d *.
of Chirst entertained the victors on
Little Eveline, the small daughter Houseflies Find Life
Ot'AAAKTVf
BEAVERTON
MARKET AND GROCERY
Friday, April 13, with a supper and
of Rev. and Mrs. Roy Nolt was
“ T « tot lì nr plutei any t*jn»v#n» m.uU
Hard ot ldiversity progarm in the church nar’ ors.
OÍ m u » i'L TBR FAN «/ .< faJm. -
confined to the house
last week
Farmers:
We
pay
cet-li
for your eggs and produce
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The contest was started on Janil-
You'll want to m «k« many P r in Pan
with the flu.
AnJ you t s n - n 45 m inuti« f«ch . O u t fa («o«s
UN4V£RSITY OF OREGON, Eu Brv g when the membeshin of the
D«i’Muudw will «L»>w yvu — l U êun p b
The Matron' Club of 1928 held a gene.—Poor HtUe Heteropteras «ho „h o o l divided into two team«, tb'
luncheon and business meeting on wander about in the osone «a the Uni “ Fords" and the “ Victory Sixes,'
Saturday in the
Heathman hotel, versity of Oregon campus are ni
Uie- rivalry of reading a pre-
ilrs. N. W. Gorham a tended.
longer safe’ Thia ia the atari bag de gor,bed
of the Bible each
,^ ,nir prf<fn,
church
L. R. Dean and son Harold and <-la ration made by members of the staff dav ^
Dr. T. G. Hetu and Billy Miller of the zoology department, in announe- each Sundav took thf forTnof a very
srpnt Sunday fishing near Astoria. ng the addition of two new plants, a intrr^ ting auto race.
"piteher plant ” and a “ Venua Fly
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They reported a fair catch.
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Thru the whole dlitaiK« the rare
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Harris ' to those who are not familiar with w»» ^«-nlv-conteated and the driv-
have gone to California to see Mrs. .ueh term., it most be explained that
. to add 10
ri» I,ty
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EVERYBODY'S STORE 1
Harris’ mother who has had three the Heteropteras is just another way affair were made to contend with
SERVICE
OF THE BETTER SORT
jf saying “ housefly.” To the eyes of suet, reenmon car trouble*, a. tire
strokes and is critically ill.
and
Ignition
trouble
and
hot
bear­
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little "H et” the leaves of the new
M as Fern Haines left last week
plants look soft and inviting, but once ings and dry radiators.
for
a visit
with relatives and
On Easter morning. April 8., the
he alights he finds himself “ stuck.
friends in Nebraska. She expect* for a aubstanre oa the leave* holds him re™'t of the contest wss announ­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
to be gone two or three months,
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’aat. The petals tbeg fold over him ced and the church was full of in­ u
Start by saving a certain amount
terested spectators, anxious to hear m
Robert Summers, A. M. Jannsen, tnd he becomes plant meat,
to-day,
tomorrow and the next day,
great
race,
The plant, were imported for «'a** th « outcome
of the
A. M. Hoc ken and son Billy mo­
and the future will I nut yuu ne|l-
tored to Three Rivers Sunday for a tudy, although professors do ecm; lain Richt ur to the last tmarter-tn:'»
f.shing trip. They report a fine a bit about the scarcity of flies this post both cars raced madly, neither
prrpared.
Systematic saving has
On thev
time of year for practical demonstra one having the advantage
catch.
came,
wheel
to
wheel,
and
tu«t
at
psvrd
tho
way
fur many a success,
:icns.
Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer
Perkins
the finish line the powerful “ Vic­
ful
man.
II.M
will
start an account.
have purchased the Opis place on . . .
,
tory Six” leaned into the lead sn^
♦ he Canyon road and moved there1 z*lt<N)n L lU b H o l d s NO Vpl
w*« first undrir the wire.
Saturday.
Mrs. Perkins was Miss
Hiprloom Contest Party The en-'nunr.wnent ut the winner,
ofanniause from
-lunel Denny.
Hiteon. April 19, 1928. (Special) brought a frenzy
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barnes and An heirloom party was given by the *he race-fans,
®Bekinring Tuesday, May 1, wi
two children spent the week-end at Topic committee at the Wednesday
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The City of Beaverton and in
rrt-im"d
Mrs. Tester Tall man, of Ryderwood, club at the home o f Mrs. Roy Ba-
Mrs- 3 F- BennPt hris
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S A CDU 11 T O W N IN I IIX U S a U K N Sl o t U g O p g liO N
eluding all country routes t h*
brief visit to Los Angele
Washington.
eon. Prizes were given for the most tram
same as last year. We have al o added many new routes this
Mrs A. M . Gottachald and two ir'erseting article and story presen- California, where she » » « 1 « ifuest
year and hope we have not ove looked any who may bo in need
children from St. Paul. Minnesota, ted at the meeting.
of n u » ^
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She
of ice. If YOU haven't one of our yellow ice ca.ds, phone or
who are visiting in Portland, spent
Mrs. Davie, received first prize, »‘ ate* that
brnaPd .
write us and we will gladly supply you with a card and see you
W. l.lvi'Hinirt*. fren.
II. K. Di-nncy, Viti* I’ roH.
Saturday with
Mrs. Gottschald's " ^ h - cannqpi UJ1 picked up on ®unshine and the P ^ P * ^ 1 '
have plenty of good clean ice made from« Bull Run water.
sister, Mrs. B. C. Doty.
, fhe field o f the battle A Fpeder- beneath the raim tree, have made
Hoy dray, CitNltiiT
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| ick.burg by Lester Davies in 1 * 17. * «r seriously consider the prospect
HAVE THE ICE CHEST READY AND HANG \ j P A CARD
Miss Ethel Joh n s« of The Dal-, ^
pn2€ in the patchwork contest <* retunun* fv f • more extended
Twice-a-week deliveries, Tuesdays and Saturdays until rsal sum­
lea «pant Sunday with her grand w„ won b Mr> v ir ¡, Meyer.
stay
mer weafhej demands a more frequent servui.
patents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. S » « j-
eon. She was accompaied by Misa
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Dorothy Bleberg, of Portland.
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Lights and Sidelights on Local Activities
WHEN
WE BUY
G R O C E R IE S
sjSiake your Spring ‘Dresses of
Jfrttrp u i
You Can Make One
in 45 Minutes
Per yard, 59c.
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Mr. and 31rs. A. G. Birk and
children, Donald and Agnes of
Centralia, Washington, were week-
end guest at the home o Rev. and
Mrs. Donald MacNefl.
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Miss Ida Woodbury of New York
City will occupy the pulpit of the
Bethel Congregaticndl dhurch on
Sunday evening. She it one of the
best
speakers on the Missionary
Board.
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Mr. and Mr*. Walter Hughson,
•on Lawrence, and Miss Lela Hayes
of Carlton, and Miss Cama Peter-
•on o f Forest Grove were guests on
S’ -mlny of Mr. and Mrs. John
Te terson.
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Mr*. I. C. Roberts and son Ricb-
ard spent a few days this week at
the home of her parents, Mrs. W.
E. Ingalls, during the absence of
her husband. Little Richard was
confined to his bed with a severe
e ld .
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'Tie Beaver Social Club entertai-
red at luncheon and '‘500" Wednes-
day. There were 10o for lunch and
15 tables of ”500.” Mrs. Ana Wat-
son o f Multnomah won the first
prize Mr*. Helen Woodward, second
and Mrs. B. A. Rohse, consolation.
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Th* Maxwell touring car belong- 0
ing to L L. Walker was badly da- 0
maged in an accident Tuesday even- 0
Ing In Portland. The car was par- J
ked ad Mr*. Walker was sitting in E
it, when another auto, in trying 0
to go between the Walker car and 0
a passing street car was thrown
against i t
Mrs. Walker was not J
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^ ■ daaver Wood
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Bv.i verton
lr
PICTURE P -
TIME! ¡
The
J & l D
and Coal Co. 2
Oregon
SM OOTH TOP
.
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G a s ra n g e
will be used by *
Cleaned Red Brick, per M, $ 1 1 .00
Rose Bartlett
Beaverton
3lake Dean's Drug Store your pic­
ture headquarter« for the season
ju«t now beginning.
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Review Anual
Free Coking School
in the
Our Kastman kodaks, best quality
film ro Is. and prompt attention to
all orders for developing will more
than satisfy you.
Dean’s Drug Store
Fire brick, e a c h ...........................C4
at the
Take a kodak and plenty of “ am­
munition" with you on your next
fishing or camping trip.
High
School
Auditorium
Tuesdays and Thursday*
May 8, 10, 15 and 17.
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Building
.Material
Portland Gas and Coke
Co.
2x4*8 to 1 2 x l2 ’s, per M , $ 1 1 (2° up
Rustic, flooring, ceiling M 12co up
Doors and windows 50c and up
Cross panel or horizontal.
Complete sets of plumbing at a
G R E A T SACRIFICE
SHINGLES - ROOFING ~ PIPE
A-B-C WRECKING Co.
14tli & Hoyl Sts
Sixth and Salmon Sis
Portland, Oregon