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Beaverton Review
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n u A V F n ro N
Choir tv ho real on Tuesday even
ing at 7:¡t0,
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A i lass for
— W. Edwin Ingalls, Pastor.
tlood teach
Church of Christ
r c C 1 I U U C U
a n n OUNCE MÈNE
in tro d u cin g Ja c q u e s C a rtie r to the Duchess of Atholl
Baaverlon,
iidde school at IMS.
everyone that com»»,
ers for every rinse
Morning worship St I I ¡00; young
people's C, K. at 7 ;0U, ami evening
services at 8¡00, „
We invite you here.
Oscar A. Cooper, minister,
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REVIEW
PU U U S H IN G
CO.;
Bethel Cong. Church
Juliette Carter
J. it. Hulett .
. , . Society Editor
Udiiiic.-» Managet
Regular services on
this
next
lord's Inlay, the pastor preathing
to ril'» Day, the pastor preaching
at both services. This Sunday will
mark the final appearance o f
the
cho r and orchestra for the sea on,
the summer vacation period begin-
ning with the first Sunday In June.
end special musk will lie furnished
»t both services ss a final trfnito.
Sunday school and Christian En-
deavor at the usual time.
Entered at aecond-elasa
matter
December S, I k --, at the portoti ice
lit Iteavcrtoa, Oregon, utiuer
the
Act o( March 3, Isle.
F R ID A Y , M AY 25, 192S
tui dhncùuvAteU
i n t;ui laird ueg» ve.
cry
poor boy
lent.'
I i i— U
:nm|MÍgn <
n&a
haa
can beco rut
he can pay
Spring ia here— officially.
On
Su aw Hat Hay we saw a man
wear | g a Pancina hat and «a r
inoli».
Now that tomatoes are reported
to be getting scarcer, we wonder u
ihes u,piy wui ketchup w,th the
ueu and.
Wtirn th* hold St Halo mariner
Jacques Cartier, discovered ibe St
Lawrence River and ports now known
ss Quebec snd Montreal ns »ailed up
the vaet river in e tiny »hip looting
lor a water route to China He got
a» ter a* Montreal but was stopped by
the famous Lachine Rspids so nameo
because Chins wai supposed to be fat
beyond them ruts happened merit
tour crtiiurte* ago and little did Car
tiet dream that th* day was to romc
when green »lewmshipe like the Em-
pn-wce of Scotland An* train and
France—ships which could carry ait
Uttle boat on their deck»—would dock
at Staaarona or Kepeck an Indian
village which is now Quebec ea well
« (cut if the new Duchesr liner» at
f t Canadian Pacific the Brel ot
atulch trie Ducheet ji Atholl named
stier ihe Cuchi»» at Atholl M F
will »tram up ihr St lewrrnce when
uav:jat|on open» m U'JS out! an
A i cr being kept awake by the
no., c all ingot the man next door
wondeied why they calico it a
speakeasy.
¡since cosmetica liave been shown
to he p keep women from bceoui-
ii.g n.e'ntaliy unbalauecu, many IW n
no longer fear for Ltteir wives
tan ty.
A Chicago jdrot ciamied that
anyone in a free country had Ute
tigni io »tage a hold-up if h
voulu gel away wnh it. 'Ehe voice
oi the city!
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
the County Court of the Stale
0f Oregi n for M a-hingion county
. .Probate Department,
j n the Matter of the
Estate of
Jennie McGill, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed ex
ecutor of the estate o f Jennie Mc-
Gill, deceased, by the County Court
o f the State of Oregon, for Wash-
ington county, and has qualified.
All persons having claims against
The Hil fhoro street lighting sys
tem is being rcluilL
!
other Duchess will follow her tn 19
Duchen of Richmond wilf be added
to the Beet beaded by th* Duches» ot
Atholl
Hie four Dueheaa*» will be the
largest alea mera to narlgats the Si
Lawrence e* tar a» Montreal on regu
lar runa the measurements oelng
Length i09 It. oread th 75 ft., with s
toed draft of Tt ft and 90.000 ton»
-
w«ipw
groa» tcglater
rhey will be cwon
V * T.
class linen with s*cvmm<WUtions le ¿ J w C A S f S S v y
about I 000 passenger» each Jacqua*
Cartier too. If he could returo to prg Cartier, hut the Lachine Canal
ear in would be amaaed to kam that which gue» around th* nplda. no*
ifoehrlaga now Montreal where be Join* Canada with th* western stale*
sew the canore of the Indiane danc ot the United State* end give* e va»«
ing on the were* under th* shadow outlet down lb* St. Lawrence toe tn#
of oeauului alcuni Royal la today the ' producu at both countries Puntisi
greaie»t wneat-itwpping port In the ' Jowo the St lAwronc« Quelle dock*
world aqd the second greatest non \ th* oiggest liuet* and edda iu historie
from the standpoint ot ousinr»« In plctutavqucoaa* to th* charm of th*
North America Lachine Rapids stop ¡¡S,. Lawreuce routa.
If. 1928.
Dale of firat publication. Mar
IS,
ouninionp, to-wit: on or before (he
appear
and answer Ihe complaint
ftu-d against you In the ebwve an-
(Iliad Court and
. BUil » n or before
. .
the l»»t da> uf th. tin,. prr*> rib' ,1
expiration of
four
wpka
next.
from and after the date of first
publication of this
summons, th«
first publication
thereof b. Ins on
M*y n.
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of l«it
publkrttin.
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STUDIO BARB ER SHOP
FIR!<*I' C fuASS WORK
REASO N AB LE PRICES
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L UMBER
Screen Doors, each, . . $ 1.75
2x4’s and 2x6’s, per M, .
10.00
Good Cedar Shingles, per M, 1.75
Rock Surface Roofing, roll,
2.25
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Wood
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any kind
Delivery
, Phone 1304
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H A R D W AR E
STA N D A R D H A R D W A R E
and FU R N IT U R E
Caah paid for
old alovea and
furniture
In Bank Block
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Oregon for Washington County.
[such other and further relief
aa to
Mn,
b , , , .
B-nn*tt. plaintiff, vs. th. Court may sppc.r rqultaota.
Sydney BennetL defendant
^ Thia summons is served upon you
To Sydney Bennett, the abova-namad by publication by order of lion. Geo
defendant:
| R Bagley,
Judge of the above
an- j
,n th* n» m* » f the State of Ore- titled Court which order was made
* on:
Vou • r* *>rr« by required to and dated at Hillsboro, Oregon. May |
In the order for publication of this 1931.
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w:». and if >uu fun f when talking to the adver-
T. J. Allen, Executor ! d» n«*
'i i : CUrltse D-nnett:
that*
roSTEKaS
H AN D B ILLS
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the
defendant be required to pay
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plaintiff
$38.08 ..........
per month
Tha Beaverton Review,
manent alimony for the support,
^?,r
°r
mxintenanct and education of said
* 12‘ 5 / a» in» BH* ’
minor child and that plaintiff have
r ° :'l!and- ° rePon
Judgment against defendant in said
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—the telephone leads for It is the only eomniuni*
cation system that links the entire nation and
permits you to immediately complete a transac
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The telephone tflves you
P R IV A C Y — A C C U R A C Y — SP E E D
ECONOM Y— C E R T A IN T Y
Big Stocks! Special Prices!
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Sunday, May 27, the program
Ilnpllain — 3 p. in.
of service» as follows: Sunday
W m ltdny Mass H;2d «. rn.
»chool at 10:00 », in, Edward D.
Saturday Confession — 4;30
lt> • nmn Stud. Morning worship at
• ■ rvtl 7 JO p. in.
t
11:00,
Kpworth Rengue at 7:00,
Itev J M O’ Neill
Evening set vices at 8:00
o'clock,
A cordial Invitation I» ay.ended to
you to come to those services ami
Joiti
with
us In th<»
woishj).
Office, Beaverton
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June U,
7:10
Sunday Ciili'Ohlsm — 8:30 anti
N. J.' SKEE
M. R Dump
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Dump.
Attorney* for plaintiff.
M. II. Dump, ra*Idenc* and addraaa.
Hillsboro. O r««,,».
n uump.
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residence
and . address, £
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Musses —
0 30 a. in.
AT
nppvar and a n «»rr fur want tflcreof fic p *.
the plaintiff will apply
to «hr MBCr*
Court for the relief
dvmand.it in — —
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*ai'1 *slate are hereby
noUfcd t0 bar complaint, to wit: That th*
P , « “ " 1 th< same’ dul*
verif,ed’ M marriage contract now ratalina ba- ( ^
Bckvepton SevlCw Do
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. ' . , tween
%» rft* plaintiff
piauitiii
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and
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d, fen>tant •/"
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That
Printing
f o r You.
at ®eav* rt0B- Orcffon,
wi htn s ix , dl*».>lvrd. snd that plaintiff bay* an
months from the date hereof.
I abnoiut*» 'd lv o rw
from
defendant.
W « P R IN T
Dated and first published April that plaintiff be awarded th
, 1928.
land custody and control
of the fA T .tl.O T fl
PRICE LI8TS
Last publication. May 25, 1928. I minor child of plaintiff an* dvfcn-
SCOOP!
in these
> anted days of the rA
leased wire, the radio, and similar
inventions calcula.ed to inform the
ilia
J oi a
K) aimost La. 5
lore it transpires, the opjiortunity
of being firs, to spread t.dings of
general interest knock* but seldom
at the door of the weekly newa-
puijer.
Therefore it is
with no1
httie pride that we l>eg leave to
call attention to the Rev ew ’s latest I
atconi plishn.ent— the publishing in
the usue of last week of the elec-!
tion retunis.
On the morning after the bailot-i
ing Review readers found in our
columns the latest returns from all
available
precincts.
Included in !
the election story were the results I
of the various races fo r county o f
fices the returns that cur reading
public -.as eager to learn.
Not the least of the important
feature of our ‘snoop' was the fact,
been proved by the County clerk’s;
tally to be almost one hundred per
cen, perfect a record in accuracy
:'n such a story that is in itself
worthy of attention.
It
was something
more than
happy chance that decreed our
election story, should b- both ac-ti-l
rate and of general interest. C'a.e-
ful cheeking
o f all
figures and
strict attention to the business at
hand were factors in the achieve-!
n;ent.
Our policy of giving our
readers news that is live, interest-!
t.ng and well written, rather than'
«tempting to o ffer them 'canned'
stories and anything
that falls
Convenient'y
at
hand,
was,
of
course
responsible for
the fact
that you read the election returns
in the Review.
low good neves does spread.;
G E N E R A L G A S O L IN E is
s till;
Ilio best.
A dv 36 tí
Sunday
10 n- in.
OF SPEED
A man in Philadelphia complain»
that his pet skunk has been stolen.
It ahouidn t be hard to find the
thief!
"A L L ONE BODY. WE“
We are no; disposed to crow over •
the tacg that Ha;
l i tr
E. ltOi3(
iioss, tsU
encor-
CaOr**
sed by IZ i newspapers o f Oregon,
was nununated in tne recent elec-»
tion lor Secretary o f State, but
we do wish to call aUention to
tac vindvaiun o f th » newspaper in-
f.npo
Q
.
liuenw-e, uncc it
a iittaig and
justifiable base for operaiiow.
The editorial profess on is human.
It does
not Wek to control the
politics of the state, out it to,...
upon itself a self-imposed task and
proceeded seriously and with the
best intention* in the world to
convfcca newspaper readers that
Mr. Dots, a new.-paper man, shou'^i
te choacn to occupy an important
state olflce-
They made a dean
can:pa gn, leaving the other aspir-
ants severely alone.
...
They have succeeded in their
task, and in victory they have
given the people a visual demon
stration
ot newspaper
iniiuer.ee
Properly ajtpiied.
they would not
have attempted a combmed effort
in behalf of a man not o f the
pre».,, but were v i ling to indulge
■n something more than a mere j
'.uio for the support of one
who sjieuks their language.
St. ('eccita Church
Methodist Church
AH
“ Em oing to vote for Hoover,’
raid Mrs. iiahby. “ Thene new vac
uum cleaners o f hi» are wonder
ful!'*
A juror who walked .u a ,ie U ,
l* Onvie «¿eiendaiu
n
Washington
caused a «u=> trial to be declared.
Evidently gentlemen of the ju iy
prefer Unhides.
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Women in favor of Smith have
been F.cii wearing brown derbies.
it'
Uus method of campaigning'
keeps up, we may see female
Hawes
enthusiasts smoking that
famous Dawes upside-down pipe.
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Lewis Brothers Props.
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Its tow-swung bodies are built
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Your rail tickets, unless socially restricted, are
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Grange
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and
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/
Stipe’s Garage
Beaverton
Block
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, Beaverton,
PROPRIETOR
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