The Beaverton review., June 01, 1928, Image 6

FRIDAY, f i t s *
TH E BKATTHTOl* R1TVTFW
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of J. C. Huntley.
Mr«. C. L. Hall ha* been confin­
isi to her home by illnesa.
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Mr and Mrs. ! ranci» .1. vermore
Jr and d..oght*r, l oi». spent Uw
week-end at Seaside.
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ted the i litio»
of assistant at
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this th in g « confeocti nery.
Mrs. J. Lye i*. spending
Mr». C. E. Funk is Ml with the
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week in Port and.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John A.
“ Flu.”
Miss Millie Jacobson spent the ’ Arm». Tuesdaj, a baby son
Mrs.
I.ester Rowe had hi» tonsil* re­
week-end at her home here.
Arias is. in 'he Women's bosptal
moved Thursday.
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. 'o f Portland.
Miss Susine Per mano underwent
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zwah
an ope rat rn ’
the removal of
Rev. and Mrs W E Ingall» vw
ter Tuesday, a baby daughter.
ited at the home of their daughter,
her tonsils, Thursday.
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to Mr. and Mr*. Joe Bagen-
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Mrs I. C. Roberta, at Lake Grove,
Mr». H. O. Stipe left Wednes- Wedneeday
t-to-s Friday, May 25, a baby son.
day for a visit w.th her daughter,
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, s Julia Sams is attending a Mrs. E. W Mersereau. at Gearhart
Mrs. Robert Summers attended a
few. weeks with her grandmother
Mrs. Fiaher ard son, Delbert, of
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in Forest Grove.
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A M Hocken and daughter H el1
^ T ir * . Martha
en Hoeken spent Sunday in Port,
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land -at the home of Mr. and Mr*. I Mr
M” . Mulligan and W.
H. .Shulxe.
j Borinr of Portend were caller. at
i the home of Mrs. Martha bams
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Painter of ( Sunday.
Natches, Washington,
spent from!
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Thurtlay till Tuesday in the home' „ Born *
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of their daughter, Mrs
Donald
ot fhersaocKi. Wednesday.
MacNeiL
iM »F 23• • ,b* b>: d‘ u‘ ht' r'
Pomeroy ia in the women s Hos-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacobs Sr. piU[ n Portland,
spent the week end in the home of
their son. Richard.of Salem. T hey1 Miss Imogene Hoeken. of Corral­
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left for a few days vusst in Kalaraa, ^
, ecte<J Kd tor of the women s
Washington.
; section of the •'Beaver,-’ the school
I pajier edited by the students of 0
S. C.
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G e t the Block W ood
Habit
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tT0*M c‘ ub °* 1W4*
Miss Catherine Beach left Thurs -
day for a visit of several weeks
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her grandfather, Mr. S. C.
- Beach at Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holbrook,
of Portland, spent Wednesday eve-
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mnr at the home of Mrs. Holbrook a
_ . . 1 _ Mrs. A.
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mother,
W. ........
Butterfield.
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Fenile Si hm dt anil Frank lluru. 1 A truck drove up to the farm of
Mr». V. A. Wooil entertaineil the
Mr. ami Mr« W H. Hnyil »pent
Mr ami Mr» W K Van Klerk Gu* N’>'Uml' Wedn#ad»y, «* » * Lgdlea’ slipper Hub at luncheon from Sumlay to Weilne»tlay at Ya
ami daughter. t'athrvn. »e r e Sun
,on'*
Fri,lay. '
I chat«.
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by
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by # flashlight.
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da«- guest» in the J. J. Van Kleek strawAiernes
neighbor seeing them llreil a (tin
Soln, „
KlnUn
• • into the an scaring them away.
Mrs. M K.Underbill and daugh •
Mrs. «‘ i l l ! Ihomoson, formerl\ ' J
1er. I-a Dena, left last week for an of Beaverton, retlirneil to her home R
extended visit with relative» in Al-, m Mont after a brief visit with her
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parents. Mr and Mrs J H llulett 4
Mrs. M C. MoKercher and son. She was accompanied by her sister jj
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wrrT CBMU Sumtay #v#. Aletha who wi'l make a short visit
USE OREGON W AMTE
ning at the G. A. Getmore home vi with her
,»01. „ , nil
Effective April I, and
How good news do*» »prend
Mr*. F. J. Tabbetts and children
until further notice
• KNKR \l. GASOLINE la
«lili
of Sa'em art spending a few days the best I
A.lv
No. I llrnvy Block
...»5.75 load
in the homa of her parents. Mr.
v.
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#5'. inside * od I»" and under
™ M
F' M Laaaiter.
For Sale— 10 a'res clover in the
No. J Light Kante Wood »3.23 load
Mrs. F. H. Schoene won the
field.
It. A. Ekstrom, H mile
Just right for summer rook wool
hono„ „ , Bridge luncheon giv
east
of Beaverton
on Canyon
I»” s sc and under
road.
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Place >our order non for rnrd n mid slid good country slab for
of Mrs. Wilde of Portland
hater deliiery.
Our price la right.
Mrs. He’en Van Kleek and aim.
THE
W
EEK'S
PROGRAM
L. B Van Kleek of Portland spent
Honver Theatre
Thursday evening in the home of
HKAVER WOOD & COAL COMPANY
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Van Kleek.
BEAVERTON
s-t
OREGON
Beaverton
Oregon
Mr. and Mra. O. Young, Michael
Friday
and
Saturday,
June
I«J.
Ford of Portland and Mrs. A. Pike
in Fred Thompson
and his miracle
dinner ruetts. Wedntid*
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horse. Silver King in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
“ Silver Comes Thru'’
s'urn mers.
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Sun., Men., Tuea., Jun# 3-4-5
CI APS BOW n "RKD HAIR”
Port>nd lpcnt
U n * ChwndUr- la the leading man
Dodge Park.
, with an a'l star supporting rast
N’o advance in priera.
Mr, G. G McCormick entertain-
eJ
th, Fnd, y
ciubi May
Merchant's Night
25, in her home at Garden Home.
"• m “*r *om* •*
M“ m ,‘ Wednesday and Thursday. June «-7
Otto^Er cknin won the hon- THE FLAME OF THE YUKON
^nsoUtlon
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»^ A rn o ld Gray
consolation
CO" 7 * ,IOn'
Cur Gang Comedy
Hmyef attended the irrad-
uation exervisea of the Hillsboro
High School Fr.day evening.
Hia
2*r*«»•'r-q’
T,-,
E
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Chevrolet of
b?j.,
Wedwaday at
di* I#r'
Mr and Mrs. D. W. Roberta of
Corvallis »pent from Saturday till
Monday at the home of Mrs. Rob-
Mrs. D. C. Tallman was called
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¿ utt#r
Mr and
Mra.
to The Dalles Sunday where her
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Lowell
underwent
Ro^ rt, accompanied
accompanied oy
by Mr.
Mr But-
B ut'
son
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- an
- operation
,
Kooerts
for appendicitis. He was m a very !erfield , nd M„ w
P<tch mo.
ser.ou* condition but » reported tor#j t0 Yemhill
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c i l A D »Hfi^htlv improved.
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I A “ weinie" roaat waa held Wed-
FIRST CLASS WORK
Idiho.
accom'puied by
her io n .' n,<d*»' ' V' nin* m U' rt P,rk'
A - granddaughter, Mia.
Alice Rasa-
Merle. and her daughter. Dorothy.
mon* thoM T'r” ^ nf
The Mia- m u e^ n waa a member of the grad-
AT REASONABLE PRICES
spent Sunday in the home of her *** Mary, Ila’ --•* Ivah Kingston. u* ,n* c ***•
nephew, J. C. Huntley.
Mr. and Aim» Mauke, E'irabeth Huff anl
^ r- ,nd '* rs- A M. Jannsen and
J. E. Stephens, Prop.
Mrs. Ad. Linderman and daughter Ruth Lundgren. and Pete Kingston., I ,Mr .
RoS,,rt Sl#h’ nw" *t_ I
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tended the banquet given Thurs-
Stock
Country ot Portlutd were also Sunday guests Delbert Hutchins. William Mattke. j , y evening of las, week by the
Companies
Rate*
■ Rotary Club of HtUsboro.
Mrs. Wf. Gl Roberts of Port-
Automobile Insurance
J
g land entertained the Five Hundred
N. J. SKEE
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ALOHA ■
DR. A. E. WILSON ■ Club, Thursday of laat week at
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■ luncheon. Mrs. Henry Nelson won
Office. Beaverton Finance Co.
JEWELER^ ,h* honors and Mrs. L. D. Shell-
OPOMETRIST
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“ enberger won the consolation.
Optical Work— Repairing
Mrs. J. W Edwards entertained
BEA\
ERTON
OREGON*
A. E. HANSON
.it a birthday party for her son,
WOOD and COAL
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammummmummmmmmmmmmmm ^
Cord
Wood or Slab— any length,
any kind
Prompt Delivery..
I “hone <504
S.
T.
WININSKY
Tele phi me
HALSTEN
SALE
3»'U
HARDWARE
Stamped and hem­
stitched pillow slips,
STANDARD HARDWARE
and FURNITURE
Cash paid for
old stoves and
furniture
In Bank Block
Fountain Service . ,
$1
Mens' ties, socks handker­
chiefs and some notions
Lingerie, dresses, neckwear
. Best of Eata
SPECIAL PRICE ON MILLINERY
Whitehall Restaurant
MAGAZINE« and CANDY
Opposite Post Office ..
.B*av*rl<m
Rose Fletcher Shoppe
Beaverton Lumber Co.
Lewis Brothers, Proprietors
K
Dellmore Lessard
I
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Offices
Vith
Justice
Swenson
Here Tuesdays and Thursdays
K EEP
BILLIARD PARLOR
Cigars, Tobaccos
Confections, Soft Drink*
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IN T O U C H
Failure to keep in touch with your
business or family at all times has
been made inexcusable because of
MAPES & SON
Cady Bldg.
THE TELEPHONE
Watson St.
!
Call L o n g D istance
A. C. CHINN
PAINTER and BUILDER
j
Day ur Contract Work
I. Gordon filed suit May 25 again-
ct B. Perlmano on an action to raco-
ver money claimed to be owing the
pla.ntiff. Everett Adcock is attor-
ney for th« plaintiff,
In the case of the State of Ore-
gon va, C. D. Mapes, Officer McMa-
han appearing for the p'amtiff. the
defendant was assessed a »10 fine
for drivgig on to the Highway from
a side street without stopping and
then speeding up to 45 miles an
hour and not »topping when accoa
ted by an officer. The fin# was pa­
roled on payment of «5.00.
J. Caslon is plaintiff n a suit and
attachment proceedings started May
29. Attachment wa* issued again­
st some wood and an automobile.
C. I. Adcock of Portland is attorney
for the plaintiff,
iat
O re g o n T elephone C o.
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Phone, Beaverton 2754
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F. W. BISHOP
LUMBER
PLUMBING and HEATING
Hardware,
Paint*
I’ hone. 2009 ........................Beaverton
W . E. PEGG
UNDERTAKER
ahd
Grange Building
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EMBALMER' ft
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Big Stocks! Special Prices!
Block
Wood, Planer Ends; All j j
grades of Utah-Wash. coal.
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Yard at Front & Main
P. L. Schultz
PkoBe 6702 \
BEAVERTON
OREGON "
Beaverton Barber Shop
C. J
STEVENS,
SATISFACTION
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PROPRIETOR
‘OUR RED TRUCKS DELIVER’
GUARANTEED
Beaverton.
Painting
Mregon ^
Kal»< mining. Papering
Price* Reasonab e
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A. Norgaard & Co.
»M ill»
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lIRRUOtf ,
PHONES;
Beaverton,
7215.
M. W’ . Harlman to Robert R, My-
Portland AT2021
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I/i*» 1 A 2 Blk 4 Ladd
and Raed acres.
Screen Doors, each, . . $ 1.75
2x4’s and 2x 6’s, p e r M, .
10.00
Good Cedar Shingles, per M, 1.75
Rock Surface Roofing, roll,
2.25
W. J. McCready Lumber Co.
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Phone, 4603
F- D PECK, SALES NGR , BFAVEBTCN, PHONE G60|
j
C. R Anderson to M«""rie Ander-
ion, 10 acre* in Sec. 23 T1S R2W.
Lynn Finster et ux to Frank Diehl
6 acres in Oretieo acre*.
Frank K'ehl t« "
* Goble et
ux, 5 acre* In Oreneo acre*.
Eila C. Davidson et »' to Globe
Investment Co. Lot 10 Blk 8 First
Add Banks.
A. W. Forgey to Ruby M. Wridge,
Lot 10 Shf.dds Little Farms.
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T!.e wise housewife will do her »hopping where she
cmi obtain (he best values.
Good values keep cistom rrs satisfied.
Dew Drop Inn
OPR CUSTOMERS ARE SATISFIED.
D K L IV liR Y SKRVICI-: \V«»i Ntde i |> m
H»»i Nidr .t i* m
Wv DvUvi’ r baluiday At 1 0 :0 a m
ICE 4
BEAVERTON
MARKET
AND
GROCERY
Farmers: We pay cash for your eggNtnd produce
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Beaver
W ood Co.í
BEAVERTON
i«K A V «IIT O fil
£
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«702 ^
OREGON \
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r WATER
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ONE D O LLA R
I Your Lawns j
May »tart you on llie mail 1» Financial jndcpenilrnce
livtahliah that »avings aciiiint uoiv with
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With A
FAIRBANKS-MORSE
Automatic
Water System
B A N K OF B IC A V IT R T O N
4
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$ 70 F. O, B. Factory
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Come
aud *ee
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a demonstration
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A OOOO BANK IN A liOOti Tc*N IN r||* OAKtlKN *roT o r ORntON
W, f,lt••«•¡iiiiiv. f’i'(,M.
It. K. Denney, Vire I, i , i * n .
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Joseph Staihniewicx et ux to
Paul Kune# et ux. Lot* 14, 16 A 17
Rrugger tract.
The Shaw-Fegr Co. to Noah Hill
et ux, Part of Alton Acreage Add.
Feaverton ReedvRe.
Marv Jane Sander* et vir to Al­
bert E. C»rl*on et ux, 2.415 acre«
John*en estate
Add.
Beaverton-
Reedvillg.
Catherine H. Collin* to Otto Stein,
ke et ux, 46.20 acre* Elam Young
C aim 38 TIN R2W.
Gao. Milan Smith to Earl Max-
veil Bu*h, % acre Sec. 23, T li
R1W
’ rs et al
Beaverton ^
Beaver W « km I & Ice Co.
Real Estate Transfers
PRICES
LOW EST I KICKS
2
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Judge Swenson's Court
t
Busy All This Week ^
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE L“
R ed so tid b le
Strawberries
i S
The »liases Evelyn and Lorraine
Palmquist entertained an improm
tu party at their home, Wednesday.
Those present
ware: the
Misses
Inex. Mabel, Helen and Amy Sand­ -
berg. Ed Olson. Ross Hart, Ralph ll
Cox. Rodney
Sundberg, Emerson
and Tennyson Walker.
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Mrs. J. B Davis entertained at
a Bridge luncheon, Tuesday. Those
present were: Mr*. James Fergue-
son of Long Beach, Cal., Mrs. Doy
Gray. Sirs. Otto Er'ckson, Mra. J.
C.
Mra. Elmer • ” Stipe,
-• Huntley,
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" i - i Mrs.
Robert Summers, Mrs. L. C. Drone,
Mrs. W. C. MfKell, Mr*. J. W. Lar-
net, Mr*. Leslie Spencer. Mss. F Ij.
Donaldson. Mrs. F. H. Schoene and
Mr«. A. E. Hanson. Mr*. Hanson
won the honors and Mrs. Schoene
th# second.
Groceries
FRESH
Ardith Sculmore, Lewis L. I^se-
«•ii, Jr., Betty Hoss, Sonny and
,
Lancs Iegler, David Rohse. Mra. / -COreu
W. R. Van Kleek and Mrs. F. V. fA
Legler.
Stamped Goods
WOOD SAWING
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Dependable
NOTICE
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TO THE VOTERS
I w . h to express mv appreciation
to those who supported me for As­
sessor in the Primary Election.
J. E. Lawton.
How good news does spread.
GENERAL GASOLINE is
slill
the beat.
Adv 30 If
d a is y
to and frorz Portland
Ride the Silver-Grays; enjoy
their superior comfort and economy
Service to suit your convenience:
Lv Forest Gruye 5:30. 7 *5. 0 <5 a. nt
Hill,boro
5:4», IS 01. 10.01 a. m.
Beaverton . . 6:05, 8:25, >0 25 a. m.
Arrive Portland
6th St Terminal 6 35, 8 55. 10 55 a. m.
4th and Stark
«>40, 9 00, II 00 a m.
anil
homly
t l.er fier
to
7.45 p. nr. 4 45. *5 45, 6 45, 8 45 p m.
3 01 p. m , 3 Ot. % 01, 7 01. 9 01 p m,
.1 25 p m , 5 25, *6.15. 7 2ft. 9 25 p m.
3:55 p. m„ 5:35. *6 55, 7:5.3, 9 Si p. in.
4:n0 p. m., 6:00, *7:01), B.#0. 10 00 p in.
From Portland. 4th end 8iark: 8 25. 5 53. 10 25, M 23 a m., 12:25. I 25, 2 25, 3:3», *5:25,
7 i .. o I ■ an I il i « r UU
‘ Sunday only.
» minutn Inter fr im Olii St. Terminal, nt Salimm St
Red Electric Trains
Train» 124, 128, 12» and 130 No change.
Trr.in 123 will leav* Portland Union Station •
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Trail 129 "
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Train 125 "
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Trains 119, 120, 121 and 122 will be discontinued.
I minute* later from 4th and Stark Sts
4:20 p. PI.
5 20 p. m,
6:05 p. m.
Tickets Interchangeable
Rail ticket* are also good on the Silver Orsy Motor Coaches: including the 10 Rid- Ticket. This
tlrkrt it good for one or more traveling together and may be used any time within 60 days a small
Investment showing a big saving.
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A«A a g e n t fa r re vise d tim e tabim a n d .L iy o t h t r tr a v e l In fo rm a tio n y o u naaW.
Southern Pacific
C. E. Allen, Agent -