The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941, September 14, 1928, Image 4

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    FR ID A Y , S E P T . 14, 192*.
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BUSINESS
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
DIRECTORY Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as
BEA VERTO N
REVIEW
~tQ ¡airifted Achèrfì/ùfi
DR. A. K. WILSON
OFOMETKIST
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Told by Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly
Opliral Work— Repnlrtug
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Advcrtisements in this column 1 Por Sale Jersey Co« nud t« o b*'Uer
STUDIO HARDER SHOP
calves. 1100 00. almi Leghnm pullet*.
cent a word. Minimum charge A5c.
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BEAVERTON
O R EG O N *
On Hennessey avenue, two mile*
F IR S T CLASS WORK
t£ 9 f~ ü
FOR SA L E
west of Ue.vrerton
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AT REASON ABLE PR IC ES
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Aloha-Huber Review
IklNTON
HAPPENINGS*
kor Sale— H acre iracta in B ar­
J. E. Stephens, P n p ,
thold’s Addition, Beaverton, Ore.
For Sale— Several two-month old
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. . . . . . . I Mr. and Mrs. Lon Kinncrman ar«
Workmen are working ou Tile
Some tracts clear and others not
white pigs.
Herman Braun, on
clear and some with shad« trees.
Stock
Country driv’ni • new r ° ntilM: S e d « k
| F la t road
Green Mountain t »ad, U X ____
Banks
Four blocks from High and Pub.
Companies
Rates L aD cn i Underhi!! has returned to|
T. J , Dorgan relumed last Fri
lie Schools on rook mad. L g in s ' How good
news does
spread.
Automobile Insurance
h* r **om i in Rp»«l’urIC Qr«g after j >*y from a three Weeks’ visit at the
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? 11 improvements G EN ERA L GASOLINE is si'll tl.e
N. J . S K E E
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ALOHA
Mr- * nd Mr*- A L U r M " of H“'
paid 9500. 910 down and 910 p«r best.
Adv. 80-tf
AUTO TRUCK AND LIVBBV SERVIOS, DAILY T R IP S
Office Beaverton Finance Ce
w* r* reoent Beaverton visitors
S iVer»l flock* of wild reese have
month. . Call,
Beaverton, 36 - 1
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TO PO RTLARD
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For
Sale—
Cook
stove,
heater
for
________ L __________________________ Mrs. Alice Wheeler will he s guest
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■ouU‘ duri" * **>e
FURN
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RE AND PIANO MOVINO
coal or wood, dining ta'da, d t
V
• q | relatives at Spokane, Wash, fo r, *'*** ^eek.
1 l,r Sale— Rabbita and hutches for
chairs,
couch,
chickens,
etc.
C.
I
A. E . HANSON
s week.
August Wensel and son, Joatpph
onice*: Itenverluit, C.i»rn*r i»f Walsm. und First 0L
sale or trade. Steve Lawler Bea­
11*11, Allen Ave.
p i'i
Portland tUflcg Portland Alilo Freight Terminal
WOOP and COAL
Henriette Gern.w has accepted a T eT* _}™n* * cUn* business in i\»rt
verton Rt. 3.
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fc position as cashier, a t a Portland, ,and Thur* U * ■
Phone!
Beaverton 6203
Poithind, Main 35<0
Young Chinchilla Rabbit.- for sale
Cord Wood or S la h -a n y
length
| Mr. and M rt. Floyd B.erly and For Sale 10X4 W illy’s Knight., on­
or
trade.
G
A
Camp.
Phone
SS.VI
ly run 2600 miles. A snap, for
_
wv.« * " y k*nd
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of Portland, * on- Elmer, t spent the da> last Wed-
on the Hudon place.
p-42
$275. Green CK»ver Service S ta ­
Prompt Delivery..
Phone 45*4 wer# WM,k cnd quests a t the N. G.
lB Portl* nd
tion.
FOR RENT
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Freeman home recently.
j ‘ ’ Emefy VanKLek is seen at Uie
wheel o f a new F .rd sedan which F ir SGe— IVIphinirm seed is res For Rent— Garden Acreage. 17 a«
dy for planting now.
Orders
HALSTEN HARDW ARE recent visitors here, from their log' »• » « t i r m ta » *
res cleared.
Also pasture land
Invoked for seedling and 1 year
1H miles from Beaverton on Den­
STANDARD HARDWARE
fring camp near Yamhill.
Stanley and David Beck of Port-
old plants
for
fall
plantiug
ney Lane.
Running water. In
and FU R N ITU R E
Mr
Mr#. W alter Anderson Und h[ * nt
ind »>«> their
Choice Wrexham strains.
B ea­
quire at Amacher’s. R. F. D. No.
ver Delphinium Garden*. C. E.
8.
p-41-42
Allen.
c -3 8 - ti
w srt Hil’sborq. visitors, the first of
Mr. and M r* Rcy Bierly and
In Bank Block
ths week.
family were among the Kinton folks
Mis
Berths
Dullrasn, who hss A coopérât I vs feed plant sstab- !
Rev. Geo. M srrs has moved from Who w,p# in Portl,u,d Satu.-d«y
Fountain Service . . .B e st of E ats one of the Buchanan houses on
in Mow, Ore. for '¡»bed at Pier 1 by Lower Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. George Newell of been empk»yed
Wheeler Ave. to the W att’s place Portland spent Sunday at the home the past six months, hss returned °»aP«ruUv» Dairy Association of A*
Whitehall Restaurant
on Blanton A m
|
Mrs. Newell's father, S. H. Porn- to her home her* where she w ill,*0™ 1,
~ 5
MAGAZINES and CANDY
Mrs. William Shoemaker has re- *****
remain fo r a w h il*
BEAVERTON
s-i
OREGON turned to her home here, after a
Alfrd Wensl of Portland spent
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hail and ' Mr*- L - F Humburg U>gs to sn -
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week's visit with her pmarents at Friday with his parents, Mr. and daughter. Mary Cathrvn. and Miss npun<« the opening of a Beauty
Mrs.
August
Wensel,
Coopr
Moun-
Bend. Oregon,
Lucille VanHorn spent the day in p* r,Pr at hpr
on Franklin
Beaverton Lumber t o .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knorr and tiUn
Slem. Saturday, whew Mr Hall at- Avpnu»- Your patronage Is kindly
toileted.
Ad», c-tf.
V A Itn n . - D o u i C B family attended the Baxaar and
Mr. anJ Mrs. T. H. Fricker and tended a Union meeting.
WE SOLICIT Y O LR PATRONAGE
Festival held at S t. Mary's family of Portland, spent the week
Mrs. L S. Bierly and daughter
Lewis Brothers, Proprietors
St. Mary’s home, Sunday.
J end at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Ethel McCormick and family,
k 'A . 'A W b n
, r -------------------------------------------- ------ Dr. I. E. Looney and wife of Los U L Chambers.
who have been spending the sum­
Angeles,
California were
recent Regular services at the church mer at their Kinton home, returned
l-jijoy die "Silver Grays" -They arc built to
Dell more Lessard
guests at the home of Mr. and Airs, this Sunday, blble s.hool at 10 o- to Hillsboro Saturday, where they
give the utmost in comfort and safety. Individual
N. G. Freeman.
1 clock.
Everyone is invited to a t- will spend the winter.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
scats, sir cushioned, lights so that you may read
Delhart Marvin was operated on tend thes* Mrviccs'
ÍS-
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Offices with Ju stice
Swenson at the Dorenbacker hospital in Port-
at
night, s it brakes and a driver o i Southern
Joseph Wenzel, who visited with
ANNOUNCEMENT
!
land
last
week
fo
r
a
rupture
and
his
sister,
Mrs.
Kurt
Braune
of
Pacific
dependability. A great network o f "Silv er
Here Tuesdays and Thursdays
is reported as doing nicely.
% Rainier, Ore., ver Labor Day, re-
Grays"
covet the Willamette Valley, providing
H
There will bo a carload of good'
Esther Boring o f Huber, who on- *,urnt>d heme Tuesday,
last, convenient, comfort able, economical navel
draft work horses for sale at the
derwent a major operation several
Melvin Vandermost. formerly of ^ , " ¡ „ „ ”¡1,“ StockyaVd. * 7 l "p. ~M.
B e a v e r . I
M APES & SON
to and front valley points and Portland.
*»
months ago. isn’t recovering as ra - thls t° wn but now of handy Ore Ratnrdsv s-.ni i:,th F T
Ham.
BILLIA RD PARLOR
pidly
as
her
friends
hoped.
waa
a
visitor
Saturday
of
his
prents
rjc|
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.
.
,
W
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d
C
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.
j
Cigars, Tobaccos
N ott tb*it Sc h* .Inlet to P ortlan d from
Confections, Soft Drinks
j
Freddie Twen.tesd of the Aloha Mr and Mrs C* Vandcrmo*t
F orest G ro v e —leave 5 :5 0 ,7;-43,9;-li s.m . s n J
i SPH O N E
BEAVERTON «702^
WT. L. VanHorn went with the
Cady Bldg.
— :—
Watson St, Service Station and W a'ter Fish of
hourly thereafter to 2 :1 5 , dicn 4 ;45, * 5 :4 5 ,6 :4 5
CARD
PARTY
TO
BE
GIVEN
Stacy Ave. have returned from a Naval Reserves on their week end
\ BEAVERTON
OREGON j
and 6 :4 5 pm .
few day* vacation spent in Canada cruise to Longview, Wash. He re-<j
There will be a c a rd .
H illsb o ro — leave 5 :4 5 ,8 :0 1 ,1 0 .0 * * . m. and
,
W
alter
Harris,
manager
of
the
tnrtw
l
home
Sund‘
y
evemn*
'
A. C. CHINN
party given by
B ea- j
Beaver Theater almost severed h is 1 Mrs. B Hollenbeck of Portland
houtly thereafter to 3:01 then 5 :0 1 , * 6 :0 1 ,7 :0 1
ver Social club in the
PAIN TER and BU ILD ER
thumb, doing a little carpenter work and her sister-in-law . Mrs. J . W in-
Masonic Hall Wednes-1
and 9 :0 1 pan.
It was necessary for Dr. Mason to garton of Sidney, Anstm lia, were
day at 1:30 P M. Re-
Day or Contract Work
B e a v e rto n — leave 6 :0 5 ,8 :2 5 .1 0 :2 5 a. m. and
take a number of stitches.
j guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. freshments-,
Adm^i-ion. 25<.
A j
hourly thereafter to 3 :2 5 pan. then 5 :2 5 , * 6 :2 5 ,
Pkonc, Beaverton 3754
cordial invitation is extended to all
Charles Maxcsy.who has been re- L. L Chambers.
ceiving treatment at the Good S a-
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7 :2 5 and 9 :2 5 p.m.
mariton hospital of Portland, for in­
would (Uisraafee pront* ,«* f*rV er
Rail tickets are good on the “ Silv er G ray ”
ju r ie s received fiom a fall in a log­
F . W. BISH O P
and liour men. Alter they had sol*
on real estate. Low inter­
m o to r e o a c tic t (A llu d in g tl»« lO r id « tic k e t.
ging sampL has returned to his home
all the American public would buy
est cost, repayment priv­
PLUMBING and HEATING
«Sunday only.
at prices much Increased, of conrsd
here and is able to get around with
packers,
millers, cotten men, etc,
the
aid
of
crutches.
ileges.
Write for details.
Hardware, Paint*
would “dump" the balance In for»
ei>jn market* at any price obtain
Phone, 2903 ..................... Beaverton
U
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Beaverton Transfer Co.
£
Lewis Brothers Props.
jj
"SILVER* N
G R A Y S”
Portland
Ì
Íscored | 0 i =
i
LOANS
IbisWcek
LOCAL N EW S
-3
E-
W. E . PEGC.
The _ Rebeleaps
will
T—
— . ip'-« a iiinner
UNDERTAKER and EM BALM ER cn October 27th at the Odd Fellows
Hall.
Peter Vandehey Is digging wells (or
Grange Building — ;—
Beaverton
C. E. Allen and Fred Bolton at West-
dale.
Mrs. V. A. Wood attended a lunch­
Beaver Wood & Ice Co.
Block
Wood, Planer Ends; All eon at the home of Mrs. Fred Earle
in Portland, Tuesday.
grades of Utah-Wash. coal.
1 Yard at Front « Mam
Miss M. Thompson of Portland spent
P. L. SchulU
Phone 6701 Tuesday and Wednesday at the home
BEAVERTON
OREGON of Mrs. Alfred Fell.
Beaverton Barber Shop
C. J
.STEVEN S,
SATISFACTION
PROPRIETOR
GUARANTEED
Miss Coral Stephens has entered her
second year of school at the St. Fran­
cis Academy In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thorp of
White Salmon, Wash., spent Sun (lav
at the B. A. Rhose home.
Beaverton,____________ Oregon
Painting, Kalsomining, Papering
Price« Reasonable
Robert Wood and Homer Allen let»
Wednesday to spend a lew days in
Albany and Philomath, Ore.
A . N o rg a a rd & Co.
W. O. Wilson of Kerry, Ore., arrived
ALOIIA
-t-
OHEGOJf Saturday to spend the week with his
wife, who is a teacher in the grade
PHON ES:
Beaverton, 7215.
Portland AT2021 school here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Holzgraf of Ken­
nedy Acres visited at the home of
for service and qaality
their daughter Mrs. C. Z. Manning on
Saturday.
See
Dewey,
the
Phone 7702
Miss Caraa Teterson was a week­
end visitor at the home of her sister,
Mrs. L. D. Tallman and tamily at ity-
Beaverton derwood. Wash.
Plumber
................
Mr. and Mrs. T. U. McClincy and
children of Banks, Ore., were Sunday
visitors at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Charles Esterley.
We Serve Good Coffee.
C-URL’S BA R B E C U E
All kinds of
wood
Coal and Briquets
At reasonable price*
Efficient and courteous service
N. H ILL
Phone
1952,
Aloha,
Oregon
BEAVERTO N F E E D
and
PRODUCE COMPANY
Highway and O E . Tracks
C. J . Beach, Manager
F . A. N OYES
Sanitary
plumbing,
heating
gas fitting.
Always on the Job.
Pip* Cut And Threaded.
Phone, Beaverton 8303
T f i s . F. M. Crabtree left Thursday
for her home in Forest Grove, after
spending several days with her daugh­
ter, Mrs. J. W. Reynard.
Mrs. George Shields and daughter
Analee of Portland spent a day last
week at the home of her sister Mrs.
W. H. Van Kleek and family.
B. J. Woodward and A M. K ‘-unedy
attended the 80th Anniversary of
Multnomah Lodge No. 1, A. i 4t A. M.
et Oregon City Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Z. Manning and
daughter Doris spent Thursday even­
ing at the home of her brother E. E.
Holzgraf and family, in Portland.
The Misses Edna and Imogene
end Hocken and brother John of Corvallis,
Oregon, spent the week-end at the
home of their aunt, Miss Merle Davies.
C. L. B A K E R
D RY GOODS
and
MEN’S FURN ISH IN G S
Lat The Beaverton Review Oe
That Printing For You.
Mrs. Oma Smith and Miss Bessie
Smith of Lewiston, Idaho, spent sev­
eral days this week with Mrs. A. 0.
Fields and son L. F. Fields on Front
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Denney and son
Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Perkins and
R. B. Denney an« sons and daughter
Cathryn spent Sunday at Wllholt
Springs.
Callers at the N. W. Gorham heme
Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
W E PRIN T
C. P. Wheeler and children and Mr.
CATALOGS
P R IC E L I8 T 8 and Mrs. H. N. Troost and daughter of
PORTERS
HANDBILLS
Portland.
Southern Pacific
WASHINGTON
Savings & Loan Assn.
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y A rth u r B ris b a n e
ITALY’S FISTIC HERO
A BILL FOR THOUGHT
THE P U C E FOR SPEED
MEDALS FOR F L IE R S
Italy’s heavy-weight champion is
fcers, 22 years old, 6 feet 2 inches
(all, weight 235 pounds. Boxing
two and a half years, each of bis
tqa opponents kln«||» tScsmo un-
And whatever the ‘Yrocesser«"
lost by dumping, the Government
would make up in hard cash takes
from taxpayers. There is an equal-
¡ration plan of doubtful value.
Another feature of the bill wrou.
be complicated bookkeeping an<
na
inspection, involving gigantic arm­
ies of additional public servants
When a packer tuy* a pig ha
changes it into scores of products.
He would report profits and losses
to the Government, and the Gov­
ernment would have to investigate
every detail. The prospect of Gov­
ernment price-fixing, with guaran­
tees and inflation, worries soma
men that think.
» --«
. — .m g O
l H IK* sand al Daytona
gonscious in four r ^ , of ,c l l * Beach, In his Black Hawk
rk Special
_ more than 200
■ T his descendant of Roman gladi­ speed car, . _ going
miles an hour, Frank Lockhart
ators, Umberto Torrino, is artistic, blew out a rear tire. HI* car
^ings, plays several musical instru­ bounced 300 feet, "turned several
ments and could lecture on Verdi. somersaults’* and landed upside
He seems to be the natural, physi- down. Lockhart was killed.
This unfortunate death of a dar­
ta l and mental opponent for Tun- ing automobile racer is a warning
ney.
to those that indulge in excessive
Torrino could interest local tal- s*»eed. The air, not ths ground, is
Snt by offering to revive the old the place for speeding.
Roman boxing with the cestus, a
rlove of heavy thongs loaded with
President Coolidge will gfr*
ror or bronze, making it unneces­
medals t o six fliers— three recently
sary for the referee to count
arrived, the Frenchmen, Costes and
Lebrix, and the able Italian ths
Marquis de Pintdo.
agen
He might add- one medal for
tbusiastically passed by the Senate. Miss Junkers, daughter of the man
There are elections coming. The that made the westward flying air­
House will pass it also, many that plane, responsible for the trip’s
Vote for it counting on the Presi­ success. Through all the excite­
dent’s veto to counteract their vote. ment she has kept out of the lime­
That the President will veto the light, and that deserves a medal.
bill is probable and that it will b«
passed over his veto is probabl*.
t
, According to wise men, aorno
"best minds," far removed It om
farming, now approve the bill
Anything to make the farmers
*« r* ------------
prosperous would
f*'
------ be wel-
e, b
" - “farim
“
(come,
but
the ----------
so-called
------
— t ' —
rs
bilL” may surprise
i
bill."
farmers when
nder-----*
understood.
A German scientist proposes
"one clock for the entire scientific
world.” The exact time would be
broadcast throughout the world by
radio. I t would be correct within
one-one-hundred-thousandth part
of a second," which seems exces­
sive accuracy to the layman.
O "* " m a s t e r synchronizer"
would do the work for the whole
world.
price they must buy hogs, and .ell exP»nd«d to qp« P « p le capacity.
hr.“* w h ir * 1 T hai Pric« .,h<y
The onion crop in the Lake Lablsh
i l u y wheat. And the C o rejr.m a it>d:itrlc t is e,«m ated at |300,000.
/^1
V JQ O D S
^
The Most Delicious,
TenderestandChoi.
cest Cuts of Meats
are here at the
BEAVERTON CITY MARKET
At a real cut in price. Phone 0818
Shut« Bldg.
g - 'J L ö
fi
C. E. Allen, General Agent
HilUboro, Ore.
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THRIFT SAVINGS
The Savings to be had at every Thrift Store are more fully appreciated when you
have become acquainted with the Quality of our merchandise— COME IN TODAY-
Thrift Savings for Saturday and Monday Sept. 15 & 17
FAME CORN—a fine pack of
Eastern Country Gentleman
in No. 2 tins, 3 cans
44c
MALTED MILK-Thompson’s
Chocolate flavor lib. tin with
shaker free
49c
25c
BREAKFAST COCOA - in
bulk, 3 lbs
SALTED PEANUTS- Spanish
style nuts fresh roasted and
saltc-d, 2 lbs.
35c
33c
CORN MEAL-fresh stock,yel­
low or white, 9 lb. bag
RICE - Water Maid, fine long
grain Louisiana Rice in san­
itary pkg. 2 lb pkg
19c
25c
ALBERS FLAPJACK FLOUR
3 pound pkg.
PINEAPPLE- Broken slices of
Golden ripe fruit, packed in
No. 2 1-2 tins, 3 cans
CRACKERS-premium Sodas
or Honey Grahams in 2 lb.
cartons
MUFFETS-adelicioushealthful
cereal, 2 pkgs.
CREAM of WHEAT - nation­
ally popular for a warm cereal
large package,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
12 oz tin
FIG BARS — delicious whole
bars filled with fresh figs
2 pounds
PURITAN MALT-Hop flavor­
ed, No. 3 tin
THRIFT COFFEE-“The Tas­
te Treat’ ' fresh ground to or­
der, 1 lb.
SNOWSHOE SYRUP-A deli-
cious cane and maple syrup
containing a high per cent
maple. No. 2 1-2 tin
39c
49c
83c
99c
45c
25c
SALMON - Alaska Red Sock-
eye, No. 1 tall tin 2 cans .
FRUIT JARS- Kerrs Economy
Pint size dozen
Quart size
RINSO-Soaks theclothes clean
large pkg. 2 pkgs.
TOILET' PAPER - Northern
tissue. Sterilized 20 times, 3 •
3 pounds,
SARDINES- large oval tins in
mustard or tomato sauce 2 -
33c
25c
24c
43c
35c
59c
47c
1.37
25c
MATCHES-Buffalo Diamond
easy striking long burning
6 boxes
P & G While Naptha Laundry
Soap 10 bars
BLUING or AMMONIA-large
bottles, 2 bottles
LUX TOILET SOAP - Bring your coupons, 3 bars for ¿ a CENT S
.
57c
r r t f A T ’ O
T IIIM I/ T l
17c
39c
25c