The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941, September 21, 1928, Image 3

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BUSINESS
FR O M
D IR E C T O R Y
FIRST (l.AHH WORK
AT HKA80NABLE PRICES
J. K. Rtrphrna,
CORRESPONDENTS* 1
Aloha-Huber Review
P ro.
Mr. and Mra Harry Waavr an
' trtalncd Portland rclatlvaa, Sunday
lU tii
Frank and Arthur Gaunt and Ouy
Automobile Insurunre
Walaanhacha flahad at Nahalam bay
N. J. BKKK
—
ALOHA Sunday.
Orfica, Be«»ertön Finança Ca.
William Bioma w a a at Tillamook
la t weak and thia week, on a bual-
naaa trip.
Htock
Campanias
A. E. HANSON
* WOOD and COAL
Cord
Prompt
WiK>d or
Klab
any kind
Delivery .
H ASTEN
any
DR. A. E. WILSON
Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as !
Told by Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly ,
length
Mr. and Mra. Andraw Denholm an-
taralnad Portland frlanda at a din
ner and carda, Sunday,
Waltar llarrla, the new manager
Phone 45S4 o f the Braver Theatre In Beaverton
wal a viaitor here Imat week.
Mr. and Mra. Joaeph York from
near Yamhill vtaited with
their
daughter Mra. Frank Gaunt, Sun*
day.
. *
HARDW ARE
OPOMKTRIHT
JE W E L E R !
Ad veri (»ementa In thia column I
Optical Werk— Repelliag
g
•nt a word. Minimum charge g&e. to r Hale— 2000 appio boxea. A p­
BEAVERTON
OREGON*
ply te Hillslioru Cannery c-4.i l !
V or bale *
Mr. and Mra. Alfred Wensel of
For Sal*— Tomato.» for canning,
Portland apant a couple of daye laa'
or Male— 34 acre tracts in B*r-
Also other fresh vega'ables
L • > '> 1K 1H T M > II1M M M M M M M M I—
M M
week with Mr. Wensal'a paranta
thold'a Addition, Beaverton, Ora.
Biggl Cedar St.
Mr. and Mra. Auguat Wanzel
Home tracts clear and others not
cloar and some with shade trees,
Another one o f the Hinton ludi.
l our blocks from High and Pub. For Sale— Several two-month old 4
has had her treoaee cut off durinr
white pig*.
Herman Braun, on 8
He Schools on rock road. L V h u
the past week, there ara hut few
Green Mountain road, R 2 Banks 8
Gaa
and
with
all
ImprovemenU
left who a e wearing long hair.
I paid VtOO. (10 down and 910 Der »• „ ,
„
Geo. Graff of 8 -holla haa i* * ’ I month.
fa
ll
u.____ ._
. . i ^ " r Hale— Concord and table grapes 9
A U TO TRUCK AND LIVKRY SRRVIOK, DAILY TWINS
Call,
Beaverton,
M-
buay during the paat week haulln,
4v
per
lb.
Bring your baskets. 6
Of
T O NOWTLANO
e -tf
wood from the E L. Cox ranch t>
W. 0. Wood*, % mile weal from S
FUR
NITUR
E AND NIAMO MOV I NO
the Scholia Tile Factory of Scholl*
or Hale Rabldta and hutches for
Watson 8. on Allen Ave. p43-4t 6
o
ffice
*
:
B
eaverton,
C orner o f W ataoi. and F lral SL
»ale
or
trade.
Steve
U
w
ler
3ea-
Arnold Ta)lor, who haa been ein
verton Rt. 3.
e.t/ f o r Hale—Johnathan and King ap-
P ortland O ffice. P ortland A uto F reigh t T erm in al
ployed by Floyd Bu rly for the paa*
pice. Bring boxe». W. B Km- 5
nine month«, haa gone to Burnate*
P h o n e : B eaverton #203
P ortland, Main 3540
or Hal, i{t£i Willy’« Knight,.
mona, pknitH of Beaverton on
N. I)., where he will have employ
ly run 2000 miles. A snap, for
Lombard St
ment
r <ifi>
Phone 0203. e-43 j
$276. Green Clover Service Sta­
tion.
Mr .and r* Fred VanKIrek an
family« r. and Mr.i. We ley Mean
K» r S tie— Delphinit ni seel la rea
— Used Gra'n drill gize 20- 1
and family and Mr*. II. A. Richard
dy for planting now.
Orders
" or 10 f t - Dexter Sain Gaston
returned Suday from a three week'
booked for seedling and 1 year
Oregon, Rl, J, Box 88. p-43-44
vacation spent at Newport.
old plants
for
fall
planting j
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Beaverton Transfer Co.
Lewis Brothers Props.
5
Silver Grays”
STANDARD HARDWARE
and FURNITURE
Mra. Lr S. Bterly and daughter
Caah paid for
old atovea and
William Shoamalar la «pending a
Mra. Ehcl McCormick and family
furniture
few weak« with hla family her#.
who ara making thelrhomc In Htlla
In Baak Btoafc__________from hla dui*. at Kalnlar National £ £ ‘ ‘0'r “^ * ^ nUr, 7 £ t ‘ V .i d n
Choice Wrexham atralna.
Hea-j How good
news does
spread
ver Delphinium Gardena. C E. GENERAL GASOUNE is still the
C -3 f-tf
Adv. 39-tf
1 ***'
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I afternoon at thalr Hinton home
MEETING NOTICE
The Reno logging railroad, now
Mr. and Mra. W. Brome have
Among the Kinton folks who wee
moved from the Hathaway house on
a j rap.
transacting
buaineaa
in
Portland
Whitehall Restaurant
Wheeler Av* to the Gee house on during tha paat week, were: C W
communication. Wednaa- W pr° r r ,s *-
Blanton Ava
MAGAZINES and CANDY
Young, Floyd Blerly, Joseph Wen
day evening. Sept. 2# I
..............................
Mra. F. Gaunt and Mr. Braga of cel and mother Mr*. August Wen
HEAVER TON
ft
ORKGON
v S i " V l M"
\ J
Humburg beg, to an-
Portland, have returned fre-m a few Ml.
•omc. By order o f W M Mareare p0“*!“ * ‘ h*. ° P 'nln<f o{ * Beauty
daya vacation »pent with Mr Kraft,
E. L. Cox and L. W Crowder o' \
at hla cottage at Ocsan Lake.
^
h° m* ° n Fr"> k,i"
Scholl« commenced the luat of th< V. Denney, SecreUry.
Beaverton Lumber Co.
C 47 Avenue. Your patronage la kindly
: sollcted.
Mra. Crandall and grandchildren, week on a combination root hou»-
Adv. e-tf.
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Beverley, Virginia, Junior and Ruth,'and garage for F. A. Bucher Th
A modem new fire-proof build-
lfl> (a
_ ____ J •
'
mo\»d from the Hathaway house garge garage will lie uieJ to hous< ing
Lee la Brut her a. Propri» tors
I« now occupied by tht meat
on Wheeler A re to Portland, Mon­ hi» two milk trucks.
company at Da y ten
B
day.
Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Bierly an<
family were
giio-,t » Humliy nt a | The cannery
at Roseburg
is 6
B
E®*
4
Dcllntorc LvMHard
birthday dinner at the home of Mr working two *h ft* to take care 8
H fl
p
HITEON
NEWS
ATTuUNEY-AT-LAW
and Mra. C. W. Young
The ocra of the rapidly rij ening fruit.
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Scoreda
»ion wa» in honor of Mra. Young'» |
Offices
with Justice
Swenson
Mias Evelyn Hite has been ill.
The completion o f 71 miles of
birthday.
‘ ransmiaaion line givt* a direct e-
Andy Coleman spent the week
Here Turadays and Thursdays
lectric circuit from Salt Lake City
end in Portland.
o I .a Grande.
Mias Lucille Hite la »pending a
Eflurational Chain
M A INKS & SON
Great Northers Railway Co
few week's vacation at home.
BILLIARD PARLOR
«
fd»nntng
a number o f extensive é __ . H n C W T n_r_____ [ l
S
By
Mr. and Mr». Reynold» and son.
mprovements
to their yards fat
Cigar», Tubaccua
miirateiiimt. *o
iat 4 • ’
v Y O O Q V ^ O .5
Cu t*», have recently moved to H i-
Dr.
Arnold
Bennett
Hall
damalh Falla.
Cunfaclions, Soft Drinks
icon.
m
I'r« Ritimt, UnfVemit/ o f Oregon
^ I'HONK
BEAVERTON 67025
la d » Bldg.
— >—
Watson ML
Carl Olsen and Harry Robinson
f ountain Servie« .
Best of Kata
-
are somewhere In the woods hunt­
ing elusive dMr.
-
CO M IN G T O
The teacher ta tbe public schools t
day, whose miMioa is the training o
A. C. CHINN
Mr. and Mrs. Doering of Beaver­ boys sad girl* for participation I
P O R TLA N D
ton called Sunday evening In the domocracy, la facing greater difflcoltic
PAINTER and BUILDER
than
ta
any
other
period
of
our
na
Metiehtine home.
Ilea's history. Tha problem» of todn
Day or Contract Work
Mrs. Seida haa returned to her that challenge constructive demoerar
Phone. Beaverton 2751
home here following several week’ are vaatly different from thoae of th
illneas in a Portland hospital.
SPE! IA LIST
cnrly daya of the New World. We ar-
Mr. and Mr*. J J. Van Kleek and prone to worship tbe past as the gre»
In Internal Medicine For the
F. W. BISHOP
daughter Helen vt Kinton called at lay for American democracy. We thin)
px-t fifteen yea a
of Ike New England town meeting a
the Van K ic k home Monday after
PLUMBING and HEATING
the Ideal democratic accomplishment
noon.
We atgh a* we eompare with It tb>
Hardware, Taints
Mr. and Mr« C. W. Sthruther
neffteleney of city government of to
DOES NOT OPERATE
with
Mr» day.
Ihone, 2 M 3 .................. .
Beaverton »pent the week end
Hit th# comparison Is unfair. I
Struther'e brother, Fred Gibbons of
leave* out of account the treinendou
Eugene.
Will Be At
difference la the nature of the prob
BENSON HOTEL
Jack Frost mad« a Hying trip to lem» to be solved. The New Knglam
W. E. PEGG
•ihur»., Fri. & 8 a ', Oct. 4. 5 & 6
Hitaon a few nights ago
No one
UNDERTAKER and EMBALM ER *aw him hut Hia ra'ling card la town meeting was confronted with aucl
THREE DAYS O.sLY
I
probh mi no tbe location of a town well
slightly visible.
tha building of a arhoothouar or its rr
Bea»erIon
Grang* Building — i
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hite were pair, the fixing of the salary of th<
No CV-rgr For Consultation
guests in the home o f Mr. and Mrs «chool teacher, or the maintenance ol
W. Campbell, Huaum, Wash., Fri­ the highway.
Beaver Wood & Ice Co. day and Saturday of last week.
With the Indaetriat Revolution, how
Dr. Mcllcnthin is a regular grad-
Block
Wood,
Planer Ends; All
ever, came a new set of problems, gi
Mr*
Charles
Van
Kleek
attended
gaatie in else and complicated in a* uae in nicd.citic and surgery and
grades of Utah-Wash. coal.
Institute
Yard at Front A Main
. the
.. Community
„
. . Health
. .
. . . . of tare. The factory »yatcm with Its dan .s licensed to practice in the stale
P. L SchulU
Phon# 6702 ‘ h® <>r*rm Kedcratin of W oman. geroue machinery created trcmrnUou
d Or».g»>n. 11c does not operate
RKAVCRTON
OREGON Club# he'd in Portland, Saturday.
cities out of rural communities. Th. »or chronic appendicitis, gall stones,
public utilities, with thrir finuneia
ulcer* of the stomach, tonsils or
The entire eighth grade gradua
olenoids
ting clase of '28 o f iliteon School power and political control threaten»’,
Beaverton Barber Shop la attending High School. Grace to rrst them with autocratic (rawer
Ilo has to his credit wonderful
teemed to spring up overnight. Th<
C. J .STEVENS, PROPRIETOR and Mabla Bchm, Ethel North and industrial city came, with Its problem, results in diseases of >he stomach
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
Vivian North attend the Beaverton
of morals, disease», sanitation an. I
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
High School; Wilbur Hansen la in engineering project», and challenge.' | heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting,
c.itairh' weak lun.^s, rheumatism,
Beavrrtoa,
Oregon Lincoln High School; and Martin the deepot learning and the most eon sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ail­
Seidn is attend.ng High School in •tructlvr statesmanship that the natioi
ments.
Painting, kalaomining. Papering Oregon City.
could produce. In these facte the rare
Below are the names o f a few
Prices Reasonable
ful observer will find little basis foi
i.f hi» many satisfied *pa<ients in
the
pesslmistie
worship
of
tbe
past,
ami
j
IKINTON
HAPPENINGSI
A. Norgaard & Co.
ample challenge to the dynamic Ameri Oregon who have been treated for
ALOHA
•*.
IIKKUOR Bö--------------------------------------------------- ft ranlsm of the future.
one or the other of
the
above
Kinton
school
commenced
Sept.
PHONES
The new problems o f the day deraam named causes:
Portland AT2021 Bh with tha same teacher* as last
Beaverton, 7216.
more than the casual study of th< John Olson. Astoria.
Y««r. -
patriot; they demand technical research Joe Sheoships, Gibbon.
Mr« Robert Pomeroy and little infinite patience, and a capacity foi Mr«. Walter Scott,. Scott »Mills
daughter spent Friday with rela­ sustained, patriotic Interest. The citl Mr«. John Van Reveren, Baker.
tens of today are called apon to grapph D. I Wagenblast, Portland.
W’e Serve Good C offee.
tives In Portland.
with the vexing problems of water sup Mrs. H. E. W afers. Maupin.
CARL'S BARBECUE
Your scrii'« enjoyed some fresh ply, involving tremendous engineering | Mra. Jenn!e Woo’ ery. Salem.
raspberries last we. k which were feats; they ara to solve complex ques
Remember above date, that con-
tlcns of sanitation and public hygiene I suRhtion on thl« trio will be free
grown on Coor«r Mountain.
based upon the learning of teehuieal
■d h:s iTatment is different.
Glen Snider of Lake Grove has science) they have to adjust lnnuuirr
BEAVERTON FEED
Married women must be aecom-
been hauling cord wood for Floyd able conflicts between the interests of I
and
p in 'et by their husband».
Bierly, during the past wMk.
the public and private enterprise in
PRODUCE COMPANY
Add-ess- ”24 Ifmdhnry B ld g , Lo*
fir. and Mrs. Edwin Jefferies of public utilities and pubile service; they
Highway and O- E. Tracks McMinnvllla were at thair ranch must protect the health and limb of the Angeles, California. Adv— p. 43-44
employees against all manner of disease
C. J. Beach, Manager
on Cooper Mountain, Sunday.
and strident without unduly impeding ' « ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B I R R
Rosee* Bierly spent Saturday with the proree«es of production; they must R
£
F T . ’ NOYES
. I hi* grandparents, Mr. and Mra. H. attark the mighty struggle between “
Sanitary plumbing,
heating
*
E Urabhom o f Cooper Mountain. labor and capital, protecting tha Inter
gaa fitting.
pubi: with impartial juitiee
Mr. and Mr«. E. L Cox apant eat et th* I publie,
Always on tha Job.
to either aid*.
Sunday
evening
with
Mr.
and
Mra.
Pipe Cut And Threaded.
The»# problem* can not ba aolved by
W P. Brook* of thè Haieldala dist­
Phone, Benvertop 83l|5
momentary appeal* tb patriotic fervor
rict.
Thoy ar* not amenable to solution by I
A telephone haa been fnstalled in tha application of good judgment and
C. L. BAKER
the S. H. Pomeroy lume during the common »en»o alone. They require the
DRY GOODS
past waek, the number is Scholia patient research of the »eholar and the
technical *ffieleaiey o f the expert. Back |
8262,
and
»f the»* there must tie the eternal vigi
The
first
rain
tq
fall
In
this
tec-
MEN’S FURNISHINGS
lane# of the public, whow sustained In-
tion since early in July wa* T u m - t(rMt wi„ itlmuln’t0 the #tJ„ itv tnd
day, Sept 11, and it v u vary much
0f
ffrv>„tfi tnd whose ultl-
Lot Tha Baavarton R«vl«w Do walcomed,
! mate judgment upon th* result*
That Printing For You.
The numarou* anion growtr* In achieved mu»t afford a rational and en-
thia vicinity have been pulling their l*$htened .y»tem of reward* or puni.h
WR PRINT
CATALOGS
PRICE LISTS anion« thia weak, There 1« » v « r y , ®*n‘ * *®t official effort,
J
TIRES I
AT
{Cash^Carryj
h a n d b il l s
BANKERS HELP OUT
Th* Oklahoma Banker» A»»ncla(lon
for the . past twelve years has financed
—
tbroaxh Its five group« ten «cholaf.
ships In th* A. A M. College at 8111b
water. The winner! are clumen by
the Extension Departmant of tha col-
lege ou tha merits of the club work
done by the boya and girls over a car
tain period of lima. Tha groups of
tha association financ# tha Ural y««r
. ol th* wlnnaria^oU*«« work.
___
gm.d crop this act <M
J Arllngto n milk goat farmers have
August Wenxel haa baen making formed a cooperative association-
some changes in tha intcrion of hi«
The Condon wheat crop tops th •
bam. His »on Alfred of Portland
«verge yield with 1,000,000 bu*eK
did tha carpenter work.
The street grading which is be
Mr. and Mr*.
Harold
Cutting
»pent Sunday with Mr* Cutting's ing done at Nehalent la progressing
ntl Mr #nd M n Fred Brown rapidly.
who rp(|(d|> ,n North puingi
I
I The Hines Western Pine Co. has
C orrection:-The item last week purcj,a»ed a 200-acre mill site at
»»ying: “ F.mry VanKleek is aaen g urng
at tha wheel of a new Ford Sedan.
which he recently purchased " should
A new community house has been
hgv, r„ d w«yne VanKleek as the d#d(c,ted at llawport with a flttin,'
,purd»a««r.
( i«l#br«tipn.
Jn
a
tal
g
PRICES *
[
Beaver
t “ * - ' " 01'
9r. Mellenthin
posters
■
mm
STUDIO IIAKHKK BH01»¡
OUR
s
B
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N ote these Schedules to P ortland fro m
F orestG rove—leave 5:30,7:45,9:45 a. m. and
hourly thereafter to 2:45, then 4:45, * 5 :4 5 ,6 :4 5
and 8:45 p.m.
H illsb oro— leave 5:43, 8:01, 10:01 a. m. and
hourly thereafter to 3:01 then 5:01, *6:01,7:01
and 9:01 p.m.
B eaverton— leave 6.-05,8:25,10:25 a. m. and
hourly thereafter to 3:25 p.m. then 5:25, *6:25,
7:25 and 9:25 p.m.
LOANS
Rail tickets are g o o d on the "S ilv er G ray’*
motor coaches including the 10 ride ticket.
* Sunday only.
on real estate. Low inter
e»t cost, repayment priv
ilege«.
Write for details
Southern Pacific
W A S H IN G T O N
C. E . Allen, General Agent
Savings & Loan Assn.
8hute Bldg.
Hillsboro, Ore.
N O SHOPPING W O R R IE S
Relief from the worries of food shopping is found at your convenient Thrift Store.
The Quality Merchandise, The Thrift Prices and the prompt, courteous attention put
you entirely at ease.
*
Thrift Features for Saturday & Monday Sept. 2 2 & 2 4
Convoy Flour ^X * *bt"d 491 b 1 . 79 . 2 4 ^ 97 c
An
39 c
CREAM
R O LLED
Fisher’ s 9 pound bag
S W A N S D O W N C A K E FLOUR
assures fluffy cakes, pkg.
M A C A R O N I or SP AG H ETTI
in bulk, substantial nourshing
food, 3 lbs.
19 c
OATS
-
!
T l t « i » X l l ^ a s X X * » a* “ The Taste Treat” A cup of Thrift
I all S 3 l laQTT0 0 Coffee starts the day right. Ground
fresh to your order, 1 lb.
48 c 3 ib, 1.39
CRESCENT B A K ’ G P O W D E R
P A N C A K E FLO U R - Popular
brands in No. 10 bags
-
Ow JC
Satisfaction in baking lib can 33c
C LA M S - Razor Minced <n
K E L L O G G ’S B R A N FLAKES
25c
25c
The health cereal, 3 pkg. -
3 1 -2 oz. tins, 2 can»
Mazóla Oil, A pure vegetable oil, quart tin 43c
CR ABM EAT-NorthSeabrand
6 1 -2 oz*. of tasty white meat
can
29c
R O Y A L CLUB P EA N U T PEA­
N U T BUTTER-Fine for ihose ACkr*
school lunches, 2 1-2 lb. jar
“ S7C
C r i s c o , The nationally popular rhoitening, 3 !b. lin
25c
DEVILED M E A T ■ Dundy lor
sandwiches, l-4 s , 6 cars
JELLY BEANS - Crushed fruit
ceniers, assorted flavors, 21bs.
O j-
BULK C O C O A N U T • Fancy
shredded, for better cakes and
pies, per pound,
•
6 0 C
P AB ST M A L T - Hop flavored
in 3 lb. tin
Del Monte Tomato Hot Sauce
WHERE YOU SAVE ON
»rfSV'i F .V". > > .*
1
• C
D IA M O N D C R Y S T A L S A L T
Iodized or plain, in handy 21b
shakers,
-
t w
59c
IV O R Y S O A P -T h e gurst size y{ Q A
bar, 12 btr carton
-
» m C
Makestasty food tastier 6 c: ns
P U R E X • Master bleacher in
large 3 2 oz b o ttle ,‘‘ Removes
canning stains from hands” 2
FELS N A P T H A SO A P 10 Bars for 4 9 CENTS
■ Service Station !
bbbbrbbbrrbbrbbb "
Enjoy the "Silver Grays” —They are built to
give the utmost in comfort and safety. Individual
scats, air cushioned, lights so that you may read
at night, air brakes and a driver o f Southern
Pacific dependability. A great network of "Silver
Grays" cover the Willamette Valley, providing
fast, convenient, comfortable, economical travel
to and from valley points and Portland.
0” °°’1
j
■ Beaverton Loop ■
A. B. Clement, Prop.
Portland
FOODSTUFFS -
THAT’ S THRIFT!
25c
49c