The Beaverton review., June 01, 1928, Image 3

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M onday, June
W e will Open Up For Business
In the beautiful, substantial, and attractive New Raynard Building on the
south side of the new post office location on Watson Street. This budding
is a great improvement to Beaverton. It has a modern, up-to-date front,
is roomy and commodious and has wide shelving which will give us ample
space to show our goods to the best advantage.
W e have been in business in Beaverton for four years. W e have and
shall continue to keep in stock a standard line of Hardware and Furniture.
We do not choose to fill our store with junk and cheap merchandise be­
cause in the 30 years we have been in business we have found that cheap
goods never built up a lasting business. Tho better grades of goods may
not at times sell as fast as the cheaper goods, they generally give better
satisfactory after they have been sold.
We shall endeavor to keep in stock goods that are needed in the community—whether it is a 5c
article or a $100 piece of merchandise.
It is a fact that it is impossible to have on hand every article called for. Many things we have to
stock that do not turn over in five years and causes a loss on every one of such articles handled. When
a customer, wanting this certain piece of goods» cannot get it in Beaverton, he is obliged to drive to
another town, which means a loss to all businessmen in Beaverton. Invariably anyone going to an­
other city for a piece of hardware will, at the same time, purchase something in some .other line.
I WE ASK YOUR CO-OPERATION]
We will not fill our place of business with cheap goods. We cater to standarn brands and in the
thirty years we have spent behind the counter, we have'found that the better grades of goods are wln.t
buiki up .. lasting business in the long run. We may not start out as fast ns .-ome but in the diiurcnt
towns and stales w'here we have, been in business we generally managed to come in on the huaie
fell «.tell. We hope and believe that w e can do the same in Beaverton. At least, w e are not much
worried about tne past, or the Future. We look for the best and take what comes.
Beaverton has a great future, l b « location—tne country—the community—and the people sur­
rounding and in Beaverton will make this one oi
the best towns in Tualatin V alley. At the pres­
ent, tilings are on the slow order, but that will happen in any town in any state and can be expected,
liungs will not remain so for long. Better and more prosperous times always follow depressions.
iHanking you one and all for the patronage you have given me at my old stand, and hoping to
see all my old customers—and many new ones—at my new location in the modern, up-to-date store
building with the copper-colored front, on the west side oi VVutson street just south of the pustoftiee.
FREE — $20 worth ot fly swatters — FRE-a,
Come in and get a free fly swatter
Swat the fly and trade at HALSTEN'S
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