FRIDAY, /UNE 1, 1928 o B A T o n iu n Beaverton Review luutd K very Friday at Beavertaa, Oregon, — By — t: W PUBLISHING CO " f r o m o ur correspondents " Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as , Tolc jy Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly Juliette Carter J H (Talett n n v iB w |> 4I l f llesvttrlnn Relink- le l.ewla, N. 11. uh Lodgo N o . Beaverton I.tulio ? 11* itteela (irai No. 252, I. O. and lliirtl T it « «- O. K„ nenia o v- tiny evenings ul ei ' 'I unlay eve­ 7 :30 P. M in »he ning al H p. m. V is itó n wel­ __ , _ that plaintiff be awarded the care A live room modern . bungalow , nJ cu. (<>««•» haraln: and that aba hava Portland Tueadxv evening, Mra. auoh otbar and furihar rallaf as tn * 3 52 Percent discount on all moumenta Percy spent aevernl day» in Oakland «*>» Court may appear rquita.Ha. with relatives and friend». Mr Per- Thl. aummon. I. aarvad upon you and marker* lor Sixty day* OV ia . engaged n a i n d in in by by . order ,h, of linn cy. who who ia m buainasa bu.ln.aa m „ «’ublitwllon Jud, , bov, Oao. , n. Inspect our large «lock at Hillsboro before buying San Diego expects to return to Ore- ,.„urt. wh„ h ,,rd„ w„ gon some tine this aumnter. Mrs. *nd dated at ttillaboro. iitrian , May Percy will reside with her parent» jjh . Mr. and Mr*. Louis Stark until Mr. iv « i « of rtrat pubMeatlon. May tl. Hillsboro, Oregon Phone 121 Percy’» arrival. Miss ' * 1 .arson ------ will m }■ i »pend th# summer with her parents t'nta of laat publication. Jun# II, 1111 here MU. Katherine Katterman. W m Su„u Thotu^ou. Me.. N K. 8m th. Mn May McDinifl and Mr*. Louis Stark attended Almee MoPheraon» opening u n w i at the Portland auditorium, Wedneaday afternoon, Society Editor . -------------------------------- ------- » George Wilaon of Huber, Friday af- Huante.* L’ f V i l à i)n o \ T lv r * C ! , _ t _ ... ’ KIN TON HAPPENINGS '»ntocn. two new member, were U - Vfmm jg sen in A'mee McPherson ion WAS 'i r«d na secoAd-class matter — heard" over the radio. -• »* th« post office Mr. and Mr». W. L. Van Horn Oregon, under the .-pent Thursday in Portland, tran­ The annual school meeting will be sit arch 3, 1879. »acting business. . __ _ at .n. v nwiuvun lib hc!d the w achoolhouse at W eight . o'clock on the evening of June 18, Mra. P. J Whalen of I ortland tQ ajac< a S0b00i director to repUce FRIDAY, JUNE l, 1928 »pent Wednesday with her sister, Montgomery whose term ex Mra. Charles Kulbel. ---- - pirea and to transact what other “ ‘Pc vourself“ if you just can't Mr and Mra.* O. K. Kraus and business may come before the meet hotter faaail» famil»* of Tualatin «ere were vUitnra visitors two mg. do any better e Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd t* If the ordinary sermon were only B>*rly. CEDAR MILL as deep as it ia tong! | The Scholia Woman's Club met 3 ----------------------^ --------------------- Thursday at the home of Mra. H. Mr Ren Graff I. very ill in . It's so much easier to think of an 1 r !>nt. Sara. E. L. Cox attended Portland hospital. a'ib> than to use one successfully.. the meet tag. , , _________________ __ . . . . . ,J Mrs. Kilhon * sister, who l y*» in During the few day* of the hot a , oh., v. ry i)L Luck seems to stick closest to weather of last week the "Riffles e man who doesn’t the doesn't believe in it. »-as the scene of a number of swim- . Mr„ Ro>' Haakell is very tick in —•— minf ----the parties. Emanuel Hospital. Mra. (A G. nusseu Russell ci called on Mra. A good liar and an audience of Mra. A1 Godfrey and daughter —*»• «■ u stranger» make for an interesting Amy, who have been spending the " * * T Reeve* Saturday, evening. past three months ia California, re- ** St. Cecelia Church Mr. and ' " Mrs. — E'vin 'Haskell mo­ turned last Tuesday. tored to Salem Sunday Sunday Masses — 7:40 and " h n you lose »elf-control Jake r Faix been improving ___ your ^ ___ _______ ,,j, has nmM own .vir. Mr. and and Mr». Mr*. J. J. McMahon McMahon of of ..ou match your accident policy a- the porch on his house. Tile Flat Portland called on friends Sunday, 10 a. m, gainst Sunday Catechism — 8:90 and cainst stupidity. stuniditv. * Road, during *k“ the ---- past ”~“ week, 1' **” t»y W’ ilii* Snath ia spending the 0:30 a. m. »hing'ing the roof summer w th his father at Gervais. lan't it a misnomer to say that __, ,,. summer Baptism — 2 p. in. he d rior ‘•treat*" you when he Mr*' * h* rt We" Xi,m.cf Weekday Mass 8 :Id a. m. eharres ten dollars for the call? w- p#Bt • unday with Mr. yirs N E -Smith ia vi >• Saturdny Confession — 4:90 ________________ Wenxe s parents. Mr. and Mrs A. . j ' 1 »» via ring wnh Wanxal Cooper Conner Mountain. Mountain her daughter, Mrs. Robert Vance of and 7:30 p. nv Wenzel, Portland. Rev. J. M. O’ Neill annrchlst would abolish all Saturday evening will be the re- -------- 'IT — — * - -- Saturday evening will be the re- Mrs. Louis Stark called at the -ver»«re otixen only tno«i monthJy meeting of the local B K p ,nn*T home at Beaverton nterfere with his "vta liberty- tbc time ia 8 o'clock. All Thursday. Kinton Church , • A grangers are inhted to attend. Those who attend the service* distinctive thing about the _ W " • taTitwl ‘ ° t U tn d - J Mr. and Mrs August Hickethier - . . ... tk.t they ^ r* Wrs Floyd Bierly and entert*ined f hands and relatives at «he Church Sunday will please young foUs of uxlay ■* ™ family and Mr. and Mrs. Lorens s , tuni, y , notice of ___ , the _ change , - . » hour for -- the never go to bed the same day they p, ^ e— rt- ....... ^ '^ n - _ t - t : . a-T^TT — I preaching. Bibit* Bible school achool at the rea- reg- get up. Ficken and family attaruM * Ladies Club meets at the u**r uUr hour* hour, *t a * 10 * a m - . to ^ he fol- I CHUB'Cïri A N N O lN C P itA p . .»¥ »«“ ? WMI- Ifc* Th»..h. marrlags «toattaot now <*«i*tina b»- plaintiff and dafandanl b. dleeolved. and that plaintiff have an absolute divorce (rum defendant, ^ T W* i Maríi Every Grave ] Oregon Monument W orks M. tl Hump ' and D. O. Attornaya for plaintiff Hump. M M Hump, raaldanca and addraaa. H il la bo r o. Oregon D O llump. rraldenre and addfeaa, F o r e a t Ornva, Ortgon. W4NTKB i d FOR SALE /\u«crti»enier.t» In this column 1 cent a wurd. Minimum charge 2&c. FOR 1g ALB For Sale— Tomato, cabbage anJ flown plants. Pert hold's See»! A Grain Co t 24--27 For Sale 1 acres of fine clover hi the fle’d. B. F. Daly, corner of Allen and Washington avenues. —< -‘i'tf C IT Y M E A T M A R K E T I (Now Under New Management) Elmer Benson, Prop. For Sale Combination wood and coal range, nearly new. Dandy q » * »«MW tube min radio n with nimm “ B” elimln --- — ator. wh te , Irf „ or. nn*t ÄlH 40 i0 laying ln wh„ kom hena. L Bea t a A. x Kennedy. . ... ^ The trouble erith the state of matrimony is that it too often at- temets to endure half slave and half free --------------------- The hands that write the miUion dollar checks once guided the plow, plied the shovel, or carred the din- -* ner pail. thl§ w##| . c bunda>. I There K riupm m There h»« has Keen been c changes in tn« the — — --------- ---- ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dorgan and Postor's appointments. The r*g- fo r S*le l T»e»l washing machine, ft . •. i, Wash- «Hsn- Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Haskell and W. J. Dorgan. «j* all in of tfvem Everett. ular poaching will be the ftrst and Inquire at Dietach's Hardware A ■ngton, spent * a couple 1— — ----- -------- *- of days th'a •'•"• Th.lip Thome spent Monday third Sunday* of th* month at 11. Furniture store. e-27 week «nth their brother, T. J. Dor- ** Scappooae. * * “ • Tl1® ^ a t road. Mr, s F u w u iufferi f For ' — mixvd for Burbank wdtaMy trtnted to attend the«». to^ S« not pl, ntinif ' poU- Mr. and Mrs Robert Pomeroy * »prainod ankle caused by a fall sen-ice*. charle* Billstein. 1 mile east of »re being congratulated upon the irom (h* porch. --- 1--1 * ni aw -a ... Beaverton on Canyon foad. p27-2> arrival of a 9>«-Ib. girl-which ar Nazarcne Church Clyde May is a Oakland, Califor­ • read ’ *'* Wednesday ** '«uv.-vmj cvcuuig. evening .**i Mother nia working for til* La her Auto For S al*—Rabbits and hutches, Sunday June 3 The fellow who sighs for the good and daughter are doing nicely. Spring Company. or will trade: Inquire Steve Law­ 10:00 A. M. Sunday School, Miss­ o’d days makes a savage fuss rf the Ur. Md H„ Hinnch ler, R t 8, Beaverton. p- 27-28 ionary Sunday. J. L. Holden d.vly oarer happens to be twenty „ j f 4miIy of Heppner. OregonJ Mrs. L. Petrov* and daughter, Superintendent. Margaret called on Mr*. May Mc­ WANTED minutes late. spent a few days th* past week, at Daniel laat week. 11:00 A. M. Sermon on foreign - - tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. mission». Wanted—Cattle to pastare. Good Mr. Chester Haskell visited Mr. N:00 P. M. Young People’s meet­ Thoae on the insde say Congres» Holbroke. Pleasant Valley P/»Bd pea-vine pasture, well fenced Roy Hsskell at the Emanuel hospi­ wants relief from th* farmers quite _ __ , _. ing. with woven wire. Plenty of wa­ tal, Saturday evening. as badly as the farmers want r.Vaf *2 !i? r uSmderJ « * 8:00 P. M. Evangelistic service. ter. II. A. Selby, Rt. 3 Beaver­ from Congress. J lMr* and Frank Mrs Mrs. Susan Thompson entertained 8:00 P. M.. Wednesdays and 9:00 J. M M. Snider and family ton. —c 21tf and friend» from Port­ A. M. Tuesdays Prayermeeting. ~ — En ft of Portland were Sunday relatives land on Memorial day. AU are welcome to attend these Many men who are struggling guest» at the J. C Snider horn«. m is c e l l a n e o u s desperately to get rich might slow M as Josi* Stark, Alnine Perkins services. up if they’d look over the current , e .rom local grange who Roy L. Nolt— Pastor Custom Hatching— le t us hatch list of rich »-'dows. *** P‘* nnln* to take in the sessions and Carl Stark were visitors in your eggs at 8c per egg. High --------------------- of 3tat* grange n c Rainier next H.llsboro Sunday evening. percent hatches in our modern *- Method;st Church Mr. R. Berg and family of Port­ qulpment. Paul Dudley, Aloha Nature makes few mistakes; if the^s*sii!!ns**lwll T '^ ^ onday’ . ** Sunday, June 8, the program is wrp she uts a generous amount of hone Se” ‘° n3 Tuesday morning. land visited at the home of Mr. and Ore , rhone 0618, » 21-26 as follows: Sunday School at 10:00_____ ’* _________ Mra. B. B. Reeves, Sunday in thé head it’s heeauae there ia no Amongr those from this town who A. M., Edward D. Roseman Supt.; I^>"t_ Child’s „ W hlack «.T lZ t other mater ai available. wer* _*n Portland_ Mr. — — Friday were — - ..... ----- Miss Leona — " « “a o Stark n — ™ win will graduate morn ztg worship at 11:00 A. M„ __ f ■ Linfield • College, — trimmed with brown Lost bo- and Mrs. J R. Daniels and their from McMinnville E-worlh league at 7:00 P. M. eve­ tween Main and Second Sts. daughter and family, Mrs. Boyles Sunday evening, June tenth. Suggestions to Californians: Don’t uBc>J’1®s ning worship at 8:Oo P. M. Choir I^ave at Review office, e-27 requue movie actresses to take theG " ^ Und’ Cal forma and Mrs. E. Mr. E. Werner under went an rehearsal, Tuesday evehgig at 7:30. ___ husband s name. It i*r.t worth _______ _ for appendic tia at a Port- Prayflrmeet Tig, operation Thursday evening, while for so short a time. Mrs. L. S Fierly and daughter, land hospital " t T r wu—** * 1 at 8:00. Sunday, June 13, will be J Mrs. Ethel McCormick, who have W * * m*°- Children's day. 5 .’ the b No matter how badly the man h" " * «tiUboro for the Ph S w i s s ^ *mi>loyed You are cordially invited to at- g • cut, -he has tha satlsf.c- f * n . wlnt" « ‘ “ rned to the r Kin- / o n U *d S" l*‘ ¡ J " " 1 Compwy of tend all of these seasons of wor­ tion of reflect ng that she kept some ho-’r1* Saturday for the rummer. * landscaping work. ship and fellowsh'p with ua. o:her woman from having him. «cVonm cks children have V o rj was received by Mr. Holt W. Edwin Ingalls—Pastor been attending school in Hillsboro. McDaniel of the death of hia broth A fundamentalist In education is ^ rs- August Wenzel received r m aw’ White of Portland, rn- who beleives that the President '^0ld 'ast ° f the dea»' - t one Mr. and Mrs. John Pointer and of the Insti.ution should receive as 'ler brothers who has made his j ! °n cat'ed on Mr. and Mr». Ollie laige a salary as the Th rd Assia- borne in Germany, Mr. Kahler. He Raab near Slyvan, Thursday eve tant Coach. ha’ be®n ln P°0T health for some t :me nH-re. Mrs. Ford ha, been secured « c e ^ J ^ “ " 1 ii,U r’ MU* Flor ? as f,»a ft,, ° P “dy. a* teachar teacher for the next school _____i year. enCe 1 HITEON NEWS She proved herseif to 'b e very Beaver- “ at« d®"t at is- - 9 d den, 1 ----- and ---------—- all her r pupil, are pleased LmfieM College was a guest at the —.*'.*•' *w a t F Miss Effie Van Kleek was a to have her ______ return ,________ next year I -SUrk home Tuesday night and Memorial day. Thursday evening guest of Miss 55---------------------------- --------- -a Gertrude Richter at Portland. A L O H A -H U B E R Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bullier and caugnter Margai daughter Margaret, of Portlanl . * P I ------------- ------------------- — called on Mr. and called on Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stark ^ MW Jo fC'Kir^n c » ‘e«i at the Mrs Charles Haines of Huber,|Thursday mu..— ■— evening. Var. Kleek home Monday afternoon r u a Beaverton visitor, Friday. • | vi. — j ~ M r and Mrs Cha*. Diehl and i fam- m h ana am Mr«. Floyd W » «h and »on Don- W ¿Man Cordinier is makinsr im-1 ily visited —— w th w-..w Mm. . v Diehr» moth — ..••• a» luvvn- aid of Portland were Monday after- provements in his barber shop at er. Mrs. J. Perkins at r— -i— • noon caller« Vetrentrne V Reedville ---I.J1I- callers J. Perkins at Jenning's at the Metzentir.e Lodge, Sunday afternoon. home. Mrs. Charles Haines of Huber Mr. and Mra. S. T. Walter and Mrs. William Richter and Mis* has been >’] the past week with • grand-daughter, Gertrude Richter of Portland were severe cold. .... U1 ar< Delina, ami vis ted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis rr on H teon friend» Monday af- Mr ln(J M n Stark, Saturday evening, temoon. tained visitors w B rom e e|)U r_ Ä 7 . hL ^ _________ klf. ^ ^ rtTundayrom — -a - — a cnyms, and Mr*. Elvin teacher's training club, meet in th. p. w Gaan, o f'' Portland was a Mr*’ Vfan Kleek home for the final ex- jp,€g^ ^ ^lg %orit prank Gaunt, for ^ ^ amination of the course. A. p W ila » " • *.* — — L - f few days ! last week. ___ , _ Mr. Philip T h or*, Mr. P. Slip Mr». Rosa Workman of Corv.l- Mr Anlalone of HuW u mak. and Mr G. Dicken. retumed Sun- (ta an I Mr. and Mr,. Wm Cyrus jn(f pl, n§ t0 move h , Ktor( on the day from Siletz where they spent and children of McMinnvtlle were h (fhwayi near the #tation> wveral days Ashing. They report iral'in? on Hiteon friend» »Sunday* | a jfood catch. m ,. ,,.d Beaverton «pent in 'hampee* B « , . ... « 5 5 "— Sunday afternoon »• — <” »• — a \t . » - t pupil» of the Jowph U n e »chool of A Friendship Supper and deFtfht- Port’and, Fnday evening. NOTICE TO BIDDERS The School Board of School Dis- tre t No. 48, Washington County. Oregon, will receive at the Clerk's office untH 4:00 P M. June 7th 1928 bids for 125 cords of live, first growth, 1928 cut, sound fir wood to be del'vered on the school grounds and piled according to the janitor’s directions, on or before October 1, 1928 The Board reserve» the right to reject any (or all) bida. (Signed) Doy Gray, Chairman; J. B. Kar;.berger, Clerk. ■ • J B g ■ ■ J S B ■ ■ ■ J • t'MMnX* ■ m 8 ■ LOANS on real eifate. Low inter- e»t cost, repayment priv­ ileges. Write for detail*. Twelve veteran £ r . l . are to be S x S * 1" C^“ ch'1 w j S n i i d a y M Mi|? « ^ - r i n e Katterm.n and . 1 o to members of Charity (nj 7 7 " 1 Mr. Henry Katterman spent Sunday WASHINGTON Lodge No. .75 of T>ard, Saturday | w th Mr. Katterman’s cousin, Mrs. • "P .Tun* 9. One of these jew- * r. and Mrs. A. Chinn and son Albert Kcehn of Elmonica celebra- Savings & Loan Assn. ela is 36 years old snd the oth- Gerald of lAavertcn were Sunday ting the birthday ann versary of Shut* Hldg. Killahorn, Ore. ers are 25 year >evrls. v ri ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs- Keehn and Mr. Katterman. Mrs Gladys M*»er president of Mr* Ro, ert charnb« rl n of Aloha, tlie Hiteon Progres-ive C'ub, and Mrs. Harry Weaver. Mrs. Charles Mra. Lena Olsen were chosen as Ha nes, Mrs. Jess Hayes and Mrs- G delegate* to the atat» f?derat on J- Coward attended the Washington J meeting n (Hamath Falls at the County Parent Teacher’» Council € meeting held laat Wednesday in the held at Gales Creek, Saturday. 2 home of Mrs. John Caldwell of Ti- jnr. allj njrs ' pr --------- — my. and Mr*. Jes* Hayes and A gard. daughter, Elisabeth, Mr. and Mr». A ----- r — Mr. and Mr.. Chri.t Chriateta.on, » ‘ " T ?** a" dJ hildre" *nd kMr*' 4. AUTO TRUCK AND LIVKRY SKRVICC, DAILY T R IM V r , F.mest Hite, Mra. Charlea Van ^ .Clark m" tored UP the h.ghw.y B TO PORTLAND . K!..*k «nd M iaa Effie Van Kleek Sunday a. far aa Cucade Lock. A FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVfNO „■•u-ned Fridav from Ro*eburg. a" d *n{7 ® d « P‘<™ luncheon at \ Mr». Hit* waa _ _ a — de.egaU to V th* Bonn«v.fl*. ^ -ew. W **« Office»: Beaverton, Corner o f \VaUo_ and Firet 8V Pebekah Asaembly Assembly and Mr. Chria- Chris- Huh** Ladies 1 “ »a ' i ‘ r i im- k Rebekah The Huber »^ Portland Office, Porllen d Auto Freight Term inal Social Im- 4 . • i a delegate to the I. 0. C. proverrent Club were entertained at 0 Phone: Beaverton 8203 Poitland. Main 88(0 F. Grand Lodge. *• 8 H w Tea at th* hom# #f M" ' Beaverton Transfer Co. Lewis Brothers Prop». Berthold’« Famous Feed« Berthold’ Egg Mash Berthold’ Dairy Feed Berthold’Scratch Feed CHARLESBZRTHOLD Hay, Grain, Feed, Poultry Supplies Garden Seed Lime, Cement, Plaster, Fertilizer Beaverton, Ore. Near 5* P- Depot ■ ■ Help to make Shopping easv at your Thrift Store. Read over the -items listed below. Note the number Particularly suited to the Menu at this time. Thrift Features F o r Sat.-Mon., Jim. 2 -4 mm In the Circuit Court* of the Plate of ■ Oregon for Waahlngton County. R May Belle Bennett. plaintiff. v> ■ Sydney Hennett. defendant. *1 To Sydney Bennett, the above-namwl I defendant: ** In th* name of the Btat# of Ore- J gon: Tou are hereby required to I appear and anaa er th* complaint J filed agalnat you In tha abora en- J titled Court and ault on or before !J the laat day of til* time preacrlhed g In th* order for publication of thl* m aummona, to-wlt: on or before the m expiration of four w eek , next, g from and after the date o f flret g publication of thla aummona, the g flret publication thereof b e in g , on ■ May II. M il. and If yon foil to ■ appear and anewer for want thereof ■ : ■ ■ FLO UR. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE ON THIS OLD W HEAT LOW PRICES FLOUR Convoy-The Guaranteed Hardwheat Blend, 49-lb. b a g ....................... C R O W N - The Unbleached Family Patent, 49-lb. b a g .................. REX F L O U R - The Genuine Eastern Hardwheat, 49-lb. bag, . . . . 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O C Roger* Prepared Mustard, the big •even oz Jar», 2 jar» for . . . I^insay'a Ripe Olive», No 1 tin, 2 cans for ........................ Tuna Hah F ’akea, V4'a, flna for Snlcda or 8andwlch«a, 2 cans fo r,, Cresent Baking Powder, in th* 1-lb. tin, ............................. Bluing or Amon'a, large bottle, 2 bottles for ............... .. Black Flag H y Killer—aure death to flies— Vi-nint tin ........ 1 Q _ * 29c O C . O '! - aJO C 15c 15c : s : ■ Tmi’iFIpR Broken ^ Sliced íJ¡noannIe, • ' ‘ ‘ Golden fruit, packed liheC C g, whole 3 ~ •'' (friâJ J C _______ ______ slices, ______^ 2'/o _ tins, ___ ~ Tree Tea, black or green, Mr ft), pkg., ................ 35c L /-i l l - j_ . TH RIFT COFFEE—OUR Economical High Quality Coffee. Economical Because It Taken So Little. Ground Fresh To Your Order. lb. 47c. WHERE V IK j s X v f . o n ' k A o d s t u f k s - 3 lbs. $1.37 t h a t ’ s ' "T ilftlP I‘ t — '•aaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaïaaaaiaaaaaaaiiaââaVîaaanâaââVââaaaâaàâaâaî