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■wag'.
SB
the 3rd day o f duly, 1335, by the
Tax CeflMtor of the Comity of
Washington, State of Oregon, for
the amount of $14.10, the same til­
ing tha amount then due and delin­
quent for taxes f r the year 5930,
i *et ,-r erit!i penalty, interest and
costa tlmrcon upon I h real prop­
erty (>»'■ i d to If rmnn Metzger
(now d - m s d) o f whi'h property
d#fe idanta, Nattia R Metsger and
Henry W. Matr^cr (heirs of sold
Hermnn Metzrer, d-eared) ore tb#
owner* a* a pear* of record, alt-
ilutei In Washington Coonty, State
o f O 'cym , aed pgrtlc'ilarly bound
ed and de-erlb-el as follow*, to-w lf
I/ot Three (8 ) Block Forty-
on* (41) Metrger A re Tract*.
Veu are furth<r no* (fled that the
•old I,. R. Miner hax paid taxes on
aetd premise* for prior and subse­
quent year* with th» rate o f in­
said amount.*
amount* as lonows:
follows:
terest on »»la
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Beaverton Review
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REVIEW PUBLISHING
Ju'lette t'xrter
J. II. Ilulatt .
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lare dttirit.g a infunimi i ■ ply fon ai
ßi\a» Ho, ht tart of Out uttetpepet.
Hocety Editor
Manager
«M
1 ■ .«— forgetting
our
p e„ r y | .. |r|o;__
urd
inhlbtions
and
Many month* ago V rent, your
few moments of lovu.
|n * I h | i y >u u«J <•»! a girl
L. A.
to giva up Ihc married man whom
• • •
*hu loved.
I too wa* fared with
Out n. - - it wh:c'i hat often
p,,, aunir problem— and I tried to bicn ueed agait«*. women working
follow your advice.
I waa deeply In oft'.rea 1» that 2 hey are alwaya
l°v* with my employer-no I tailing In love with their employ-
lucrative
portion cr, #mj !«< „ „ miserable
about It.
gav* fp
tha
i
ha
which I held. I haven t aecn ii"r . j
heard from
h m elnce, but my love fi u „ juh 1 i j , m be-mit g
rather lm-
him I,,,
r'lih. r
,
,
The day may nut be
» in
, ■*» an auto- l »hated,
;r '
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mv
trtumnh
of
w
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and my triumph of will-
to J,i ttify the argument.
when they will throw
mobile or two when one
no buy • • ¡ W " «
' t l m 'o r
. No rt'rnrdy
of coun. a gen- ¡a s »». *7.25. 12% Irt'; 1916, rert
ma very little cnnsoljtion. I am ut- „¡mj cure —gun i 1 I never to fall
gallon of gaaollna.
no. 14 *61, *2.r.O, 12% in t; 191«,
terly mlarroble. I know that he 1» Bn,| wh l» t * tiue t at tln.e and
rrc't no 14606, *11 07, 12% Int.;
1 he eminent ul.enl ta who con­ making a great effort to forget B|)Mnce do nlmcet always cure, they 1917. ror't no. 14277, *9 37, 12%
tend that insanity t.i contagious may amt fulfil the duty he owe* hi* wlf are rot elwn'. *| effective. For there Int.; 1918 r»e*t no !1S'8. *8.92,
at leaat have offered tha key to and children—and that he la Juat are men and women who love only 12% Int.; 1919. r w ’t n . 14585, *9.39
as unhappy a*I. Divorca la Impo*- once and who are faithful to that
sumo i4uo. c verdict*.
12% Int ; 1921, ree’t no.
15943,
•Ibls.
love until death.
*13 07, 12% Int.; 1922, rec’t no.
And, withal, I don’t t>r|ieve such
All that I eald before tn the ar- 1(5467, *12 62, 12% l»t.; 1923, rec’t
Some of thea«
society
women
a remedy la a cure. I.lfe la ,0 tide to which you refer hold true,
must find It rather difficult to re­
no. 15935, *12.05. 12% Int.; 1924,
»hurt so hitter—why
aren’t
w* and you must give the cure suffl- rec’t no 9174, *5.85, 12% int.; 1924,
member who they mairU'd last so
juettffed In taking our happineu c,,nt tlrn, U t the
they can tell where to go home.
le.-’t no. 14024, *5 74, 12'/« int.; all
ia
above were p i'd on Jnlv 8, 1925.
There were
more second lieuten­ Gill, deceased, aid to all person*
W ---------------
Said Nettle It. M<t*ger nna Hen- Dcbnquency Cert'ficat#- No. 1927, a-
ant* than captains in the army, unknown claiming or to claim any
^ _ i ; et/.ger, a* owner* of the mount *1«.10, rate of Interest, 12
Ivrent
in industry, for interest or eetat«^ In and to the Jt
th# abov# described %. Total *139.06 up to January 19,
but Ita d iffe
r e n t ________
who ever Heard of a second lieu- cesi estate of *ali| deceased
property as the same appear* of 1926.
tcnani of Industry!
*" ,h# n* m# of ,h# t,Ul of 0r* record, and each cf the o'her per-
Sold Nettle R Metsgar and Hen-
gern, you art hereby commanded to
b U v ( nam,a are hereby fur- ry W. Metzger, as owner* of the
d-scribed
Trust In* country editor to get appear befora ‘ he Hcm^aWe K. • ,, ,r ,, ,Ml , t .,f | It. Miner will legal title <f the a W
to the bottom of thing*, as, for Ward, County Judge of Waihing- apaiy to th* Circuit Court of the property at the* ame appears of
<• *uni|lo une irom Oregon ’ who say* ,on County’ Oregon Probate
lb
t .unty and Stats iforesaid for a record, and eich of the other per-
that the causo ut moUern baldness rvHmcnt. ln the Courthouse in the decri" foreclosing the lien ogsinit ton* above ramed *•'<■ h n b y fur-
city of Hillsbrro, Oregon, on lb
ie th« uosenca of hair.
the property above described and ther notified that L. R M:rer will
11th day c f December, 1928,
at mtntiined in sai certficate.
apply to the Circuit Court of the
the hour of ten (10) o’ clock A. M
You and each of you i re hereby County and State «foresaid for a
A Swiss hi«tunau claims women
on said day .. to I ahow
rauss
If
any
.
. P . _ B
further notified that L. R. Miner, decree foreclosing the Hen »gainst
make
exist, why the c urt sba I not
not,nake
^
... ftbove He.cridbed and
xnev* to the weather in the six-
and enter an ordm of sale of the
numbered 1927, issued on mention'd
said cert-ficat*.
f I >■ Ing describad
'iu nc>
,h“
“ COUnl* following
oc.cr.oea rsal
res, propertv
proper
for^tH. t o * , « f some
now.-
tho MtBte of Vho d
V.uHr« I us *sc«od rlaaa matter
I>aeai)ib«i 'J, 1U-•. at tha posWUis«'
at He«'
. ii i'ri K'iu, un.tr I«*
Art of March 3, 1879.
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U t ll'A Y , NOVEMBER 16# 1928.
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It take* tha month of Junuary to
»how u* jU4l what th* weather man
mvana by “ mean temperature."
. .
That hunter out In Indiana who
shot through a Khool-housa win-
dow may not be able to hit a rab-
Lit out ti «au.il be tough on the
broad tide of any baru that hap
pc ned tv be in his palli.
Mongl^ io
cessed:
Tho Fa»t half of lo t «ix (6).
Spencer Homestead, Wnshlngnn
County. Oregon, and the Fast
half of lo t seven (7 ). Spencer
Homestead. Wnthington County.
Oregon
for th# purpose of raising fund
to pay the taxai against «aid pro
,n rty. the claim* against said #•
tt*. the coats of administration, art*
the expenie# of such «alt as pray
f „ r fn said petition.
Date of fir«t puhlictlon, 2nd o
November, 1928, date of last pul
licstlon Sftth of November. 1928.
W ITNESS my hard and the see
„ a»ld
___ court
____ affixed this 27th d»'
of
o f October. 1928
Edw C I n
Clerk of Probate Court o
Washington, County, Orgeo-
No doubt some « f the 274 men
SUMMONS
who are now engaged in a foot For Publication in Fcrec'oaure o'
■ ace across tho Linitvd Slates ob­
Tax Lien.
jected to running down to the cor­ IN TH E C IC IIT COURT OF TUI
ner grocery for a loaf of breaj
STATE O F O R E G O N
FO I
when aakid to
by their
women
W ASHINGTON COUNTY.
folks.
L. R
Miner. Ilalntiff vs. Netti-
R. Metrger; Henry W . Metzge
On# uf the great problems of mo­
and Flora M#txger. hi* wife: A
dolph Wolfe, unmarried; llenr;
dern hie Is tlte proper use of lei­
sure Ume. We liequenlly see quite
G. Wolfo and Laura Wolf*, h
wife; Geo ge Wol e and Gertrudi
successful inen and women who are
Wo'fe, hi* wife; Jerome Wolfe
no lunger compelled to earn a liv­
Sanford Wolfe and Sadie Wolf»
ing, who have ucnieved alfluencr.
hi* wife; Adelo 0 !* ‘ n and B* i
and are at tha same time, bored.
The fast lught life of our largv { Olsen, her huehand; Sadie Colli
and Robert Collier, her husband
towns and ciUea Is the result of
Florence Wolfe Ettleeon nnd J
this state of affairs. How can the
Ettleson, her husband;
Edwari
schools liaip to train ins next gen­
Neustadter, un m a r r i e d
an-
eration for higher types of enjoy­
Jack Neustadtcr, a minor; nls
ment ?
all other person* or parties un­
1. There is the resource of read­
known claiming any right, title
ing. Not only in biographies, no­
estate, lien or interest in
th.
vels and books of travel do w« hu.e
real estate de,rri!,ed in the n
a sure reruge aguinst boredom, but
mended complaint
herein,
De
also in genu.ne love of poetry and
higher liUratuis is to be found one1 fondant*.
of the moat elevating forces in life. | To Nettie R. Metzger; He-ry G
Wolfe ard l anr.t Wp’f». his wife
Nowadays ail our towns have good
George Wolfe and Gertrude Wol
public libraries.
What the school
his wife; Jerome Wolfe; Senior
<un furnish is direction and moliv-
Wolfe and Sadie Wolf*, his wife
•ton.
A dele Olsen and Bert Olson, no-
Another source of intelligent en­
husband;
Sadie CnlH-r nnd Roln-r
joyment is to he found in the dra­
Colier,
her husband; also n!
ma. “ Little Theatres'' huve arisen
oth r persons or rnrti * unknown
by the thousand all over the country
claiming any right, title, estate
where inivliigent amateurs frequent­
li >n or Interest in the real estnti
ly put on plays of a high degree
described in the amended com
uf merit. Tho bchool through its
plnlnt herein, of the above named
dramatic club and the study of plays
defendants;
In its English department can and
IN THE NAME o r THE STATE
i n doing much to make tho drama a
great positive and constructive force OF OREGON: You and each of you
in a creative way. Certainly no bet »re hereby notified that L. R. Min­
ter use of leisure can be imagined er the holder of Certificate of De-
than iir connection wth a play which Imquency numbered 1873. issued o"
grips
the motions and seta
us 1 the 19th day of May. 1925, by the
Tax Coll-ctor of the County of
thinking.
Washington, State of Oregon, for
3. Most powerful of all tha arts
the amount of 110.84, the same be­
Is music. Its roots are deep in our
ing the amount then due and de­
emotions.
It cheers us when we
linquent for taxe*
for the
year
ara sad and forma a fitting expras-
1920, together with penalty, Interest
son of joy In the hour of success.
* n<l c0,t» thereon upon the real
Yet proper fuslc requi
property aeietsrd to Herman Metx-
training. In th* work of the schools
gar (now deceased) of wh'ch prop
th# glee clubs, orchestras, and chor­
erty defendants, Nettie R. Metzger
uses lay the foundation of one of
and Henry W. Metzgrr, (heirs of
the most pleasant nnd vital modes
said Herman
Metzger,
deceased)
of occupying leisure time.
are the owners a» appears of re­
Thus we see thnt the school can cord. situated in Washington Coun­
be and to a large extent is at the ty, State of Oregon, ar.d particu­
present time a great moral resource larly bounded ai d described as fol­
tn building up the lives of young lows, to-wit:-
people.
We of the older genera­
Lot 6, Block 50,
Metrger
tion ran promote this great work
Acre Tracts.
by seeing that the libraries are
You are further notified that the
properly supplied with books, thnt , ai() l . R. Miner has paid taxes on
the teaehers of drama hnve proper
premises for prior nnd sul>»e-
facillitles for performing good plays qU(>nt years with the rate of In-
nnd thut sufficient time nnd set- terost on said amounts as follows:
ting he given to the musical inter- | f or (hp ypnr 0f
rec’t
no.
®»ta.
1460.3, $4 50, 12% Int., 1917, rec’t
The French
are trying wome n no. 14225 , $4.10, 12'
int.; 1918,
rooks
In ther army. Kitchen po- | re0't no. no.
14854,
$t.l5,
14854,
$1.15 12% Int.:
Hoe may not be such a bad job In 1919 , rec*t
12
rec’t no.
14582, $8 23,
no. 14682,
that army,
int.; 1021, rec't no. ] 169SÎ, $8,fi5.
12 % int.; tost, roc’t no. 1643(1,
IN THE COUNTY
COURT
roc’t
no.
12% Int.; 1923,
. . THE STATE OF OREGON FOR if,SIS ¡M fi4 1
int,; 1924, ree’t
W ASHINGTON COUNT V -----
FRO-¡no. 8587, *4 19. 12% int.; all above
BATE DEPARTMENT.
were paid on Mav 19, 19,,5. Fur
In the Mailer of the Estate • ( 1924 , 'rec’t no. 14925. $4 15, 12%
Jennie McGill, de<ea*<d.
Int. was pn!d on Oct. 21, 1976. I)e-
No ...................... CITATIO N
linqu-ney Certificate No. 1873, a-
To Theodore O. Cate» and all "th- mount $10 84, rate of interest, 12
er unknown and interested persons, % , Total $69.87 up to January 19,
bairi, and davlm s of Jsnnls Mc-^ ¡ 926 .
ciiuncii
A
M ou
D O L L A R ’S W O R T H
-rad na * ala r o l * ' trial aatnerlptla«.
I earlaaa a « « dollar l i l t .
t N an *, plaaaa »M a t)
------ n asü ïî------
(Tewal
(lutai'
ft
:r .
.V.
w
A. 1». U.sker recently gave a mil­
lion
dollars to the University of
I tUcago to iki uoej toward iengtn-
enmg bun.on His, out ha could get
quicker MMUila by enlarging
Ute
Chicago police fores. _____
.
A new models automobil* cauaes
a lot ol excitement these days but
Just wail unni tu« an pian« indus-
try, t«n years, fruni now anuoun-
css a n«w uroiivl and ail th« peu­
pla will b« up in the air.
Ar.d you are her-by summoned
me ? Coma and hear this heart Mar­
to appear witbin sixty days after
ch.ng lem on You are all 1
the nrst p il>ll atlon of the sum­
— O. A. cooper,
mons, exclusive of the day of said
t r t pubbeation, a>d d-fend this ac­
Nazarene Church
tion or pay t l* amounts due as a-
Lhxiith of Christ
1»-ye shown, together with costs and
16:00 A. M. Sunday School, J. L.
a'rued interest, and in case o f your
Announcement* for Nov 18
Holden, Superintendent.
failure to do so, a d ree will be
Father'* ami Son's week begins 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship.
rerd-red foreclosing the liens of this week, we are going to wind up
6:30 P. M. Young People'* Meeting
said taxes and eosts against the the week Sunday with a sermon
7:70 r M. Evangelistic Service.
land and premises above named.
to fathers and sons on the subject,
Prayer meetings every Tuesday
This summons 1* publt hed by or­ ’* 1 ami i i ». Lad will go yonder and
at 9.00 A. M. and Wednesday, 7:80
der of Honorab’e Geo. R. i agley, wa will worship." The n en and th*
P. M. at the church. Cottage pray­
Judge of the Circuit Court of the boy* will be our special guests next
er meeting Friday evenings. A wel-
State of Oregrn, for the County Sunday morning
com* to all is axtended
o f Washington, and srdd order wa*
The Bible »chool meets at 9:45.
— Roy C. Nolt, Poster.
mad* and dated th's 30th day >f This la a high-test fil ing station fur
October, 1928, ar.d the date of the' your soul- Park in front of the chur- .
St. Cecelia Church
first publication of this summons is th and come in.
th* 2nd day of November, 1928.
The C. E. 1» where our young pe­
Surday
Masses — 7:40 and
All process and papers in this ople learn to be leaders. It meets at
pro ee ling may be served upon the 7:00 Th# contest U still on. Only Hi­ 10 a. m.
undersigned
re Idlrg
within the re» weeks to go.
Sunday Catechism — 8:90 and
State o f Oregon, at the address ( The evening sendee at 8:00. Tha 9:30 a. m.
hereinafter mentioned-
rermon wil, be in, ‘ It Jeau* came
Baptism — 2 p. m.
L. R. M ne», Pl«lntlff, Residence would 1 be glad to see him?’’ Would
W eekday Mass 8:20 a. m.
*nd Address, Mstsger Oregon.
I want Him to find irt right where
M. B. Bump, re«:d»ence and ad­ I am each day? Would I b» as glad and 7 :3ft p. m.
dress, Hillsboro, Oregon
Rev. J. M. O 'N eill
as if one of my earthly friends ca­
f). O. Bump. re»’d' n-e and ad­
dress. Forest Grove Tlrcgon.
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Date of First Publication, Novem­
ber 2, 1928.
Date of Last Puldieaticn. Janu­
Clip this coupon and oiail >» with *1 f >r a lix week.' trial tuhtrrlptioa ta
ary 4, 1929.
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and tbs* otb^r U*t«r-a.
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Berthold’s Famous Feed#
Nul i e uf C* y Bu | t Meeting
Not e* is hereby given that the budge; cummittec of the town of
vav rtun, Wa hi gt .n County, Ori-gun, a mun.c pal corporation, has
e l in the offi.e of the '«vying bo rd, to-wit: Th* To-vn Council of
a M.:d T.wn, the «total ed estim Us of ti.a to al amounts of re-
e.pts, and also th* tp’uil amount of money to bj raided by tax-
• tkn, and expended by said municipal corporation for all purpose* for
:e fiscal year of 19-9. which «at mate* are made
follows:
GENERAL FUND
EBT1 MATED EXPENDITURES
arjhiJ s salary ................... ...................................................
$ loO.UO
JOtf.OO
« .'order’s salary
160.00
- ty Attorney
1ÜO0.0O
»w o t light* ..
50.00
rioting .........
100 . 0 )
re Department
250.0J
___ J W
nl. ng Fund for Water Bonds ..................................... .........
1000.0J
tercet on Water Bonds ...........................................................
imergency Fund ..................................................................... ..... ...
B e rth o ld ’ Egg M ash
B e rth o ld ’ D a iry Feed
B e rth o ld ’ S c ra tc h Feed
t e l Impressions
I
or
WOMEN THEŸ
TALR ABOUT'
C H A R L E S B E R T H O L D
.... .
f o a l amount to be raistd by tax :.tion
.......... ........ ...........
STREET DEPARTM ENT
/otal ................................................
.r et Crossings .........................................................................
o k Roads .................................................................................
r
age
...................................................................................
f- tal
Hay,
Garden Seed
9028.19
»«W -00
1200.00
400 00
«>0.00
800.00
G rain, Feed, P o u ltry Supplies
Lim e, C em ent, P laster, FertM zer
Beaverton, Ore.
Will Be Shown At The
BEAVER THEATRE
Thors- Fridya, BaU. Nov. 22-23-21
S.P.
ESTIM ATED KE: Ell TS
’O U N T Y
$800.00 ,
TA X L E V Y
An I n tico is aso hereby given that the sad Town Council of
aid Town alt j g : s a tovyirg l>o*id, will hold a meeting at th‘!
" unci’ e! ar-l- rs in th* 7«wn Hall of said town, on Monday evening,
o' embay 19th’ 1928' a. the hou of 7.00 P. M „ at which time and
l * ’ e all perrers who ahsll be subject to such tax lyvy, when the sam
shill he n w i-, r.: y apjvar nnd be beard in favor of or aga ost sajd
ax levy, or any part th reof.
Dated at Beaverton. Oregon, th
s 15th, day of October, 1928. c-48-2
. .
„
Attest: George Thyng,
Otto Erickson,
Mayor.
Recorder.
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Optical Work— Repairing
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UE VV E R T O N
OREGON,
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
FOR ALL
F A L L A N D W IN T E R
W EAR A T GREAT
S A V I N G S
A Few Items Taken At Random
Large Slock To Select From
PRICES
Galoshes, Women's Zipper*. $1.18
$1.50 Boys’ Caps .............. $ .69
$2 00 Chi dren’s Shoes . . . .
98c
$3.p0 Boyd’ ,Dress Shoes, $1.79
$5.00 Girls' School Oxford* 2.98
$4.00 Women's and Misses’
Shoes, Straps and Pumps 1.98
Children’s Rubber#.............
49c
Women’s Rubbers, Special
lot...................................... 10c
$5.00 Men's Dress
Shoes
nnd Oxfords,
Tan
or
Black................................. 2.98
Men's Work Sox................
6c
Men's Wool Mixt Sox, . . .
19c
Men's Pendleton Wool Sox, 89f
Childien’s Stockings, .......
15c
Women s Lisle Hosiery, ,.
19C
$1.00 Ch.ldren's Union Suits 48c
$2.00 Men'» Union Suits . 98c
$3,00 Women's Union Suits 79c
$3.0j Children's woo« sweat­
er...................................... $1.48
$3.00 Men s Sweater coats 1.48
FREE — Th, atre
T cketa
Boys' Heavy School Shoes $2.48
«Yen's Heavy Work Shoes 2.98
Boy’s Hi-Top Snoea With
Knife, ............................ 3.98
Men's Hi-Top Shoes, . . . . 4.48
Boys Rubber bools, special, 1.98
Men's Rubber Boots, Hip .. 4.48
The Famous liurkin ct Specials
$0.50 Men’s
Work
Shoe
Oak sole, Munson last . . . 4.98
$10.00 Men's Hl-Tops, 14-
inch, Oiled in Ton, Oak
Sole ............................. .. 7.93
Mon's R..Idiers
to
Purchasers
—
i fw round performance
all driving t editions
T;
C rncrtl Violet E a j, llie new million
dollar motor fuel« ia anti-knock. At
the same time, the best gasoline on
the market totlav for your automo*
Lite. F ill up today and let your
engine decide!
FREE
$8.00 Boys Suits, .............. 3 98
$20.00 Men's Suits............. 11.98
$8.00 Boys' Overcoat, with
Cap..................................
3.48
$25.00 Men’s Overcoats ..... 12.48
$8 00
Men ’ s
Sheepskin
$8,00 Men’s Sheepskin coats 4.99
$16.00 Men's Leather coats, 9.83
$3.00 Beys' Long Cords, , , . 1.48
$3.00 Men's Moleskin Pants, 1.98
$3.00 Men's whipcord bree­
ches..................................
1-98
$4.00 Men's Corduroys ......... 2.48
$2.1,0 ft.en's Pants..................... 98
.79 . $5.00 Beys' Slicker Coats, $2.48
1 Hc. O r flU A L CHANGE ST ORE
A few years ago when C c n c ^ l ^nso*
line was introduced to Pm
Coast
motorists its apparent superiority
won il instant popularity with driv­
ers Oiul dealers. Today the General
Petroleum Corporation presents to
the same motoring public that sup*
ported the original General so enlhu*
siasticnlly,n new product
— G E N E R A L V IO L E T
R W A N T I K N O C K GAS*
O I.IN E ,* the result o f
years o f experimentation
anil months o f testing.
It is logical that General would never
have undertaken this complete
change to Violet Ray had it not beeu
tried and tested . . . found to be supe­
rior. T ry it au«l have the assurance
that science and money have united
to mako the finest gasoline fo r any
car driven, under any circumstances
— G EN ER AL V IO LE T RAY ANTI*
K N O C K G ASO LINE.*
Tfrar the " General Independent» " ttng
Tune in t Every Friday night at C:00 over the
i\'r.tionrl Hroadra*ting Company Nctteork anti
hear thit fttmoua quartet together tilth a a*i-;aM
concert o f fo u r pianoa. Request numbers may
bo turned In to any Crneral inde­
pendent nation. Send yourt in t
VIOLET!
N D ü I.CTOR'S W Ü O L L N STORE
229-231 FIRST ST.. Betwe n SAL.MON and MAI N STS.
Main Store vpen evs.tings to 9. Sund1)*, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Mail Orders Fi?Ld— Poslage Extra.
K PO
KGO
KFI
G A S O LIN E .
* A new and greater motor ftnl,
worth a premium, bat sold at th*
regular market price to Intro dnea
it. The product o f a $150,000,000
corporation.
KGW
KHQ
KOMO