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t ' THE F R IP A Y , SEPT 21, 1928. PICTORIAL LIFE OF HERBERT HOOVER BEAVERTON RFVTEW Scholarship No. 4 By StttcrficM At H ifh c r S lu t* r m n n lfy I ’ N IV R R S IT Y OK O K K llO N, Ka (tear. Only i t atájenla of the t’ niver •it) o f Or*||oa “ flunked ou t" or were deviated Inelifltd* to return to (ohool " * aerounl o f low *<'h*lar*ki|>, It wa* taneuaeed hjr |C.vrl M I'allett, registrar. Thl* I* a aahataattsl ter reate frota U*t term, when ST were ant atlowed to re enter. ta the forreapondlng term la»t year, a total o f 4* flunked out. Thl* low number »how* definitely that dúdente are devoting moro lime to (tudiea, alnre atandard* o f arhular- •htj< hav* deadtljr raiaed at the in n er • tty. The high quality of work being don* la r e fle e te l In the fact that lili ttudrnta won plaret on the honor roll for earning gradea of II or above In all tubjeft*. TEXTBOOK IS W RITTEN P N IV K R 8 IT Y OK OKKllON, Eu gene.— A laboratory manual on eapert- mental phytic» will be written by l*r. A. K. i'aawell, of th* phyalea depart meat of the Ifalveraity o f Oregon,'It ta announced. kieMillnn and eompaar will publiah the volume. It ta eiperted to ho completed . 'one. ao that It ran be diatributed 1 le foa tha opening >f achool naat 1.*. ». Here Herbert had hi* «hare of the boute worm, which Included Ihia important engineering Job. 1. After Herbert Hoover’* father died In low *, the three ehiMrvn went to Uve at Vacie Uenajati . farm nearby. Still the finest expression o f Todayk Ä m ode N, Sunday and Monday. S*?t. "HULA** Featuring Clara Bow Comedy snd N r » « 23-21 Turad ay S. The children'* pUyhouae wa* the farm attic, where Ihey read Youth * Companion and Bobinaon Cruaoe, 4. FI rat prtae alway* went to Herbert when me entraren played circua with Cncle Hcnajah a old w h i t e ------ ------------------------ S i 1 * [ LOCAL N EW S 1 CSS---------- Mrs. A. W. Butterfield is vering from an attack of the flu. a Hillsboro hspital, Thursday v rheumatism for the last year. - Widnenday. Sept 25-2<l “RUBBER TIRES’* Harrison Ford and Bea-¡a Loie Comedy Thursday - Friday. Sept. 27 - 28 “W E R E ALL GAMBLERS" Thom • * Meighan Mrs. W. H Scidmore visited with Comedy and Cartoon Portland relatives last week. 'I r . so n , tanti .« lis . j& c o D Ferddie, and s e n n in i Mr. and and Mrs Salurdat. September l oir . . after weeks have Takea demonstration today passed and other inunufuc- and note how the 1 hirant 73 turers have brought out new De Luxe Sedan matches models . . . the D u run t 75 o f its lieauty and style. The thrill o f truest interpretation of modern ism. EOl'K FORWARD SPEED operation The D u ra n t 75 De Luxe Sedan is alone worth your time. See it today. positively intriguing in fleet lines . . different colors ..and pleasing b rilli ance of chromium-plated trimming. tne special exercises at the Grotto of the Holy Sanctuary :« Portland W ill mak* children's dresses or Sunday afemoon. coats in exchange for wood, fruit, Mr and Mrs S. Gordon, former vegtables or anything I can use Beaver'onians, but at present re- 710 Lomberd St. Phone 2716- p-42-43 sid ng in Truckee, California, were business caller» in town Wsdnes day. They own a house on Eighth St. near Lombard. Mrs. H. M. Barnes, Mrs. L. D .1 Mrs. R. W. Stewart returned tended the funeral of the late ! Shellenberger and Rev. Donald Mac- Tuesday from a months visit with Charles M Stiles, Past Patron of Neil are attending the Pacific her brother, b ren .on Lot.g at To Holly Chapter of the O. E. S. Slop* Congregational Congress at ledo, Ore. ’ that was held *n Portland Mnoday. the First Congregational church in Homer Wilson, who has been employed by the Standard Oil Co j at Seaside, arrived Friday to vis it at the home of his father, A. E. | Wil-on, Beaverton jeweler. He is spending a few davg this week with friends in Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jacka and daughter Chariot’ e and his mother ¡ Mrs. J. B. Jacka returned Sunday' from a motor trip thm California! and left Tuesday to spend the re-I mairder o f tl eir vacati n with re latives in Hocpii.nn Wash. BEST MEATS and GROCERIES in TOWN At the Biggest Values gSPEOAL**! While They Last! f ^ $112 V ectoH cater $ 6 5 ^ 4 A lso 2 used heater treasonable 4 4 ^ See D E W EY, The Plumbe Beaverton, Oregon Phone 7702 i A 1 Gladly Deliver. O U R C U S T O M E R S A R E S A T IS F IE D . DELIVERY SERVICE: West Side 2 p m. East Side 3 p. m We Deliver Saturday At 10:30 a. m. BEAVERTON MARKET AND GROCERY Farmer«: W e par caah far your e|(e end predate iN T »oHIli« VF4 kC r c u c rlNEftT LOW PR IC E D CAR Washington County Distributors Of S T A R C A R S you r fu r nace i n s t a l lation th ese hve things you must findt 4 * Cleanliness Soot and smoke, tight cup join ts; slow, not forced air circulation; convenient openings for cleaning, make the M on tag the outstanding value for cleanliness. extra la r g e cold returns 1* Economy J e A fair price The /o/ig - tiro tra v e l innde possible by Mon- tag design, p l u « heavy ud lasting construction, nakes the M ontag the -Hit standing value for economy. 2 * Corn fort • 1 '•! I P rop er h u m id ifica tion (neither too little n or too m u ch moisture) and an evenly heated cur- rent ot Wairiy £not hot) air makes the ftloutag the outstanding value for comfort. 3 * Health * C irc jjJ a tio n , w it h o u t draft, and aveu iuuycw - urs th rou gh o u t yo u r :.ome (no hot or cold t r e a k a ) , m a k e s th e M ontag the outstanding value for health. economy comfort .-s "UHU. . d U lU deanttnesf A complete and full line of groceries Only the best of everything Just Phone 3 2 0 3 and W e W ill r i C T HE In Jack Miller returned last Friday from a week's hunting trip at Win chester, near Roseouig He reports havig brought down th* limit. Mr. and Mrs W. E. Stiphout and daughter, Mild red who have been visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mr». J. C. Beach left last week for Valsetz Ore. where they will make ther home for the winter. Durant Silver Anniversary Sixes Otto Erickson Co. son, Leland and Mrs. W. R. Van Kleek and daugter, Cathryn motor- ed to Lake Labish. Saturday. They also visaed in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Breiton left Miss Oma Emmons leaves today Sunday for a few d.ys outing at ( Friday) for Rick real Ore. where Newport. ! she is Critic teacher in the Normal Mrs Viola Talbert of Aloha Ore. Training department, Thia is her is visiting at the home of her son, seventh year at Rickreal Dr. J. R. Talbert, and family. | ^ ^ ^ w j tdwards , t_ ! is "9. Mr. ar.d Mrs. A. E. Hanson vis ited with friends in St. Helens Wed- nsday. and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Crisler of Seattle, were recent visitors at he C. J. Beach home. Mrs. S. A , The commercial clam digging' is the mother and J E. is a brother season opens September 20, at 1 Warrenton. The future of the j Mr. and Mrs. H. C- Hartwig and of C. J. Beach. M f , W. F. Deal and Mr. C. L. industry is reported as looking ch'ldren and Mr. I.aut'ier attended a birthday party at the C. S. Hart- Hall, who hgve be -n in Beaverton very bright w ig home in Po: tland Monday eve for the past two waek* Jooking af- Two dogs are the only livestock i ning. ter their property interest« left i)n o i a 4,000-acre ranch in Umatilla Al^ motive power for crop Rev. and Mrs. fks.r Cooper and Wedne-day for te'r homes, Amaril- County baby have moved from the Erown- lo Texas. Mrs. Deal will visit with operation during the past t$ro years hill house on Allen Aven«« and relatives at Wasenberg Colo. \>n her has been done by motorized machio- ery- are r.ew domiciled in the Timmons i way home. house on Second and Lombard. j performance the supremacy Silver Anniversary Six remains the “ JIM. THE lO N Q » F.ROR" William Boyd and El n-r Fair Mrs. Gerge T. Darland of Hills Miss Margaret Tucker w 11 com- | in l a n d thi* WM,<’ boro visited at the home of her mence teaching piano at her home L. R. Dean and W. H. Miller of daughter, Mrs. Willis Cady and fa in Hillsboro in ibe near future. Portland left Saturday for a hunt- mily T uesday. She is a granddaughter of F, D. )ng trip in the vicinity of RoseOurg Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Waite and Peck and is well known in Beaver- Ope. Mrs. Millep is visiting at the home of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. daughter, Wanda were dinner guests ton. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Chinn and T. G. Hetu during her husband'» ab Thursday evening at the R. Clarke home in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. C- Starnes of Port s* ncc’ Mrs. W. _H Pearce and Mrs. Jen- Guests at the R. D. Yeung home land were Sunday evening guests Wednesday were her sister, Mrs. at the home of their son, A. C. nie Hardingham and ron, Metvyn, H. Copeland and Mr. and Mrs. J. Chinn and family. Mrs. Starnes is of Portland, visited Sunday at che home of their sister, Mrs. A. B. Pollock of Portland ' a sister. R B. Denney accompanied by Clement, and >h ir mother, Mrs^ Mr. and Mrs. Ceil Allen and two A. M. Jannsen and Charles Imlay Kmm» Hocken. Mrs Hocken children of Camas, Wash visited of Reedvide and Lowell McAlear recovering from a recent .line,., at the L- L. Myers home on Sun of Hillsboro left Saturday morning i Mr. and Mrs- Ralph Reed and day of last week. for a week's hunt ng *np to Sou- aons who have been spendng the Mrs- Fred Olmstead and mother, them Oregon. pa#t week at the home of their pa- Mia. Minnie Trim, departed Tues .t ,u. w f Tw-’nmr rents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Reed day evert rut for Tracy Caiif. to vi b J r i » “ u » * L r t '« e . « Mr. .M l • Mr*. E. V Mulnuin In sit in Oakland Calif. . K. r , _ _ _ j lime* Portland left for their home, Lake- tnd Mi». Carl l'esingvr and little w, . . j __ Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray motored daught t and M.s. >G. Dawson oi Wood Oh«», Wedre day evenmg to Eugene Sunday, with their son, Portland, Will Desinger of Centra- Among t|jo number of Portland Myron, who enters h s Junior year lit and W. F. Desinger, who is em- ladies who attended the Eastern at the U. of O. this week. ployed on road construction work Star card party Wednesday after noon, we noted the Mesdames J. C.’ Mrs. F. V. Legler won the second near Timber- „ e D , . » Huntley, Walter Schultz, Normal prize for light rdls at tbe Meier & Mr. S. A. Beach and daughter, Nivi8on. j . w A n- Frank bak'ng contest last week. M . i Dora and sister. Mrs. Mary Q r horn and Mis. Ola The prize was a $4.50 toaster. Mossman of Spokane, J E. Beach “ v " in A ir Manufactured right here with the consequent sav ing on freight; extra h e a v y c a s tin g s ; b e e t quality sheet iron; scien tific design made for local fuel and climate; factory installation, all at a fair price, with no long proAt margins added on, makes the M outag th e out standing warm air fur nace value I N ow the time to decide P la ce your order now, and you wiU have your M o n ta g h:z: r ^ y ** first cold morning. Only l l f . 0 0 d S W fl FURNACE easy m o n t h ly p a y m e n ts on the balance. N o financing coste. without obligation, o f courte, at Beaverton Sheet Metal Works B E A VE R TO N , O REGO N Phone 5025 J
