rainAY. N o v e m b e r m . im ». TM K BUSINESS DIRECTORY ITKAVrRTON R EVI Is VT U. of O. football (am* in Cor-1 w I m ! | Two I, company, thiov it an or- If knighthood were yet In Ituwer, |> Val,i*» Saturday. All of He romance In the world I kiul.atlon th,,t «,|| « t, f„r n »'■rtuln young men would check L U I \ I \ L O l v M N L J IL iM 1 «J I Mr J{ J, L'verett I «ir«a»4on»l appropriation. their shoe* before dancing. Everett, Pit.ihvtorUn' Presbyterian ^>C'>I'C01,° ‘’m home missionary of Portland will Che h r«» and Parmesan, Chrtldur Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as |i rpeak at 1 P. M. Sut day In the, and Edam I Told L»y Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly ii ' h oi hou. -. Sunday school * 7TT STUDIO B A R B E R SHOP • oil will be held at the usual hour In '. |,.*v,>n * v*r7 “ tf*“ »>•* «*" «h» '■ 1 • = — '* th e m o rn in ir, a r d will he f |l.»»,-d h v l,* c k ° * n the l h e s t «tick out. FIRST CLASS WORK B ~~ “ — M are the new owners. They moved a Thank riving has'e* dinner. There AT REASONABLE TRICES A l o h a - H u b c r Review in the first of the week, «ill he a Thanktgi» ¡ng pngriun A l»orn buek piu«»c>r Is <>nt> who ---------fM Mr. and Mrs. Cox have made their nlao in the afternoon. calls the result of his own folly “ an tt —1 1. B. Advertisements in this column 1 Sanford Roger, n . a Portland ¡ “ T ------------------------ “ Cl ° f PwvM^ - “ The ChecV Cornier cent a word. Minimum charge 2bc. For Sale—Guernsey cow, fr«. h soon. eisitor, Saturday. >**' l* but n o ' ^ *bout * T. Kaupp I», lit. a Heaveitoii, near Stock Country month ago to their newly acquired ^ heshire ami Parmesan, * hoddnr I Moat of the big j.iha are held by Mrs. Percy Smith was a Portland Cooper Ml, si Imol. Adv, p-ftl FOB SALK Companie« Ratos property on Scholia-Portland road. Elam— men w|lo couldn't even name three xistor, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. I ell aiw young peop ■» *ve-«»l *»>-••»■ proud titles, and Weep naughty magutinea. Automobile Insurance or Sale—-Kluc enamel gun range, ..._ Mrs. Andrew Denholm visited and all are glad to welcome then ',!l yoa rvn'' *'m» I — .......... For Sale— Vi, acre tracts lit Her*. in good condition; J.ift if taken N. J. SKEE — ALOHA friends in Portland, last week. jin the cornu u ity t\. d wish th, u " >" u wish you could travel (hold's Addition, Beaverton, Ore.I You can recognise the typical A at one*. Mrs. L. E. Frcdrlcsun, and go Office, Beaverton Finance Co. Borne tracts clear and others not! betwen Flist and Seeoid on An­ Mrs. Nunnekamp of Huber vsited *Uccc** 111 '• * r new home, He U asking ^ (NT to the land« where they ripen meritati anywhere. clear and some with shade trees. I gel St. somebody for a match. Adv, p-ßl with her sister in Portland. Tu es-; A Four blocks from High and Pub. | HITEON N E W S ] Rr“ «™w- day. A. E. HANSON lie Schools on rock road. L’ghta, For Sal Light Six Siudebaker Se­ Mrs. Hugh Lewis was kept to * 7 7- 7 -*1 Limburger. Camembert, Roquefort (»as and with all improvement* WOOD and COAL Lowell Kahr sjwnt Sunday eve- and Swiss llali, lilüt model. See J. A. Cox her home in Huber by illness, last l*o'»I 9»r>0U. |I0 down and 910 per at lleavcrton High School, c-tf. week. ning in Portland. Never a travel, gue blighter than Cord Wood or Slab—any length month. Call, Eeuvcrtuu, Sti­ Mrs. C. A. Smith of Spokane, Nave ca'bd in the Met- *. Ibis, , any kind tt c-tf 1er Sal«-—latte 2ft Star touring arul Bv---------» -- Fragrant of ------* countrl (es where always nL__ . . . . Wash., has been visiting her nvoOtor, lentino home Sunday evening. 24 Ford roadster with delivery Prompt Delivery.. t be hrecaos i non« « * « A hero. hox. Will take good fro h cow. l«»r Sale— Ke|to. es-c»l piano. Paid Mr. and Mrs. Francis Peterson Waft the aroma of middlegge I Call In forenoon, Walter <'a- »100 down. Will g*vo to any­ cheeses Mrs. A. Snyder, Mrs. Barry and were Sunday guests in the A. F. on real estate. Low inter­ Vumois, Kianklin Ave. Adv. c ftt. one who will flnLh payments- A. H A L ST E N H AR D W AR E Roy Kircher visited relatives at Kel- Peterson home. est cost, repayment priv­ Bergeron.________________ f* * g ......................... chrlstaM» apple I Mrs. Jessie J.rvl, of Port'ard < * * * '" " '> '" » * * * « * Bri* STANDARD HARDWARE *•» W**h - l*»t week. For Sale—Wood. First growth fir «’•»Hy. 97ft and 91.00 boxes. W. ileges. Write for details. called in the Van K eck koine, J * . ^ '' *° m*! and FURNITURE Mrs. Hubert Ltvingood and son Monday afternoon. Mystb-.l mus.cal names! As I play Given, 1« inch, per cord, »ll.fttl. 11 Finmons. Plione U-’O'l. c-ft'M Cash paid far eld stovea and returned from the Su Vincent's hos- with them* Partly driid 10 Inch, ;n-r coul, WASHINGTON furniture pltal the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. A., F, Peterson Pinces I see where the curds have a WANTED 97.00, Green, four foot, per cord whey with them. In Bank Block Sanford Rogers has leased one of spent Monday evening in Portland Savings & Loan Assn. 95.60. Parly d.led four font. w , nTcd_-'Ÿ 7 u 7 g ~ family cow. Je7- r . . ___ ,, , . „ \ ■ ......................... bia houses on Blanton Ave. to Air. with Mr. Peterson's father. Shuts Hldg. Hillsboro, Ore. Limburger, Camembert, Roquefort *ey preferred. e cheap. Fountain Service . . .Best of EaU an . relatives in H lisboro last Sunday. T ’ j Miss Fay Daniels of Portlan- Beaver Wood & Ice Co. ! spent the week end with her par Block Wood, Planer Ends; All enU* Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Daniel grades of Utah-Wash. coal. ! hleaiuu,t Vall«y ruad- Yard at Front A Main Ere into the wood business- P. L. Schultz Phone 6702 Miss Mildred Richards, who ha- BEAVERTON OREGON een making her home for the pasi Jear at Aiedlord is spending a short while at the home of he* Beaverton Barber Shop parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ri­ chard«, C. J .STEVENS, PROPRIETOR There wil; be no sessions of th- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED school next Tuesday and Wednesday Oregon as the teachers, Mrs. Pearl Tozier Beaverton, and Mrs. Harriett Ford wiil attend the eachers’ insitute in Hillsboro Painting, Kalsomlnlng, Papering on these days. Prices Reasonable Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Strange ol A. Norgaard fit Co. West Portland were dinnsr guest. A LO H A - I- O R EG O N Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox. PHONES: Mrs. Hanson of Aloha,spent last Beaverton, 7215. Portland AT2021 Sunday at the home of Mrs. Junus Wedeking, Pleasant Valley road. The Bowerman tract of land north of the school grounds has We Serve Good Coffee. recently been purchased by A. K. Lankin of Port and, formerly of CARL’S BARBECUE Scholls. Mr. Rankin plans to make several five acre tracts of it which he will put on the market for sale. BEAVERTON FEED j All members of the grange wili and ; i glad to learn that the state Lec- PRODUCE COMPANY lurer, Mrs.Mi nnie E. Bond who Highway and 0- E. Tracks gently suffered a stroke of par- Af 1) sis at her home in Eugene, is v i J. B e a c h , M a n a g e r eported quite a little better. She is ■ »»------------ ; able to walk and is getting her C. L. BAKER DRY GOODS and MEN’S FURNISHINGS oic* back- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snider of Cathlamet, Wash, arrived Thursday at the home of Mr. Sn|ders pa­ rents, Mr- and Mrs. J. C. Snider, | where they have been spending the past week. Mr. Snider returned home Wednesday but Mrs. snider Quality and Service will remain for a while longer. L«t Th# Beaverton Review Do 8, H. Pomeroy and son Robert are going into the wood business That Printing For You. on a larger scs e this year. They are now running two power saws W e PRINT and Everett Wright, Dick Espy and CATALOGS PRICE LISTS j .Mr. Vandermost are employed pre­ paring the wood for the market. POSTERS HANDBILLS Messrs. Espy and Vandermost are occupying the Van Horn residence S t a n r t « , M erle** P r t a l. on Til* Flat road. People In this vicinity w il want « ( t o watch their stock pretty close or Wc Carry s Good Selection of E i some will wil; be b* missing. niissing. There is a E|gang of cattle thev.s been working Shrubbery, Fruit, Fil* d & around here of late. J. i o R. n DanmeU „«¡«»1* a j kt a rr bert And Nut Trees B logt a nice calf last Thursday night O ELRICH was foundlit.. • building at r * A U D A XTV 5 Progress along with some other L U M r A i* I R gome 0f the gang implicated Visitors Welcome E have already been caught and are r NURSERY 5 l ocated one mil# north of Reed- \ in H llsboro Jai’. v:lle, at the comer of market 4 The 20 acre tract on Cooper moun and Baseline Roads. E tain belonging to Mrs. Josephne B. Hillsboro, Oregon, Route 4. I Cox, ha* recently chang’d hands. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Bell of Montana f ^ HAVE Benjamin Frankli n w a s wise in the ways o f life. He saw that thu part mon- ey plays in most people’s ^ lives is a very important one. He left, as a heritage to the people o f this coun- tp% a shining example of financial efficiency. The Bank of Beaverton iteaches thrift, using a bank book as its text, jj Start saving to day and save regularly. B A N K OF B E A V K H T O N V. W. Livermore, 1'res. 15. K. Denney, Vice Pres. D ot Dray, Cashier i ; t 7, ..I.. "SILVER GRAYS” \ And too, the telephone is nn aid in emergencies and a protection in danger. Dewey, The Plumber. ^ j! 8 a SOLI) EASY TERMS su lu ON on e asy t erm s A lMtone 7702, Beaverton ■ 7 7 SAVE AND r r Now on Display at E u«K? W. C. McKeli mail cam or oi rout* three was ill a few days las. week and L. M. Davies substitute,: for him. — complete telephone service is a convenience to every member of the family. Properly placed extension telephones save tiring steps for the housewife Son or daughter, sister or brother, dad or mother—find them a year ’round comfort and satisfaction. | ALLEN'S PARLOR FURNACE A 5 [GEORGE E. BRADSHAW, Manager Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larkin o. Scholls were guests Sunday c f Mi and Mrs. J. C. Snider, PAINTER and BUILDER WITH A BEAUTIFUL WALNUT FINISH r. W l l H B W H M Bn a i: tl&lE W gg Brwr— m Yrm m'iZ BILUARD PARLOR Cigars, Tobaccos Confections, Soft Drinks f f f f 9 9 * ! f WITH LESS FUEL Beaverton Pharmacy ! In Every Home f f f f f YOUR WHOLE HOUSE f f Have Brick Ice Cream For Thanksgiving Dessert Order Now 40c a Brick s KIN TON H APPEN IN G S \\ HEAT W h y NoL Beaverton Lumber Co. Offices I m i r a n n « »^ .'J J rj J \ ^ A * ji( West Coast Telephone Company J. . .. ' \ s € ^ dj V. p f T IIA N K S C IV IN C i 29c 25c 23c a Sage SUGAR— X X X X Powdered or Golden “ C” Brown, 3 lbs. ASPARAGUS— Hillsdale -.p t la i-.ô brand Tip», in picnic aiz« t»ni, 2 can» .................................................... Enjoy the "Silver Grays” —They are built to give the utmost in comfort and safety. Individual seats, air cushioned, lights so that you may read at night, air brakes and a driver of Southern Pacific dependability. A great nefwork of "Silver Grays" cover the Willamette Valley, providing fast, convenient, comfortable, economical travel to and from valley points and Portland. PUMPKIN— Preferred Stock, Fancy grade of this season­ able item, No. 234 tin, 2 cans . . . PEAS— Preferred Stock, Fancy Tender Melting Peas in No, 2 tin», 2 can» .................................. 91c i5c 25c 35c 29c 38c TOMATOES— Standard pack with puree, No. 2% tin*, 3 cans .................................................... N ote these Schedules to Portland from PEACHES—Del Monte Fort-stGrove—leave 5:30,7:45,9:45 am . and hourly thereafter to 2:45, then 4:45, *5:45, 6:45 and 8:45 p.m. C. E. Allen, General Agent Bles Sea­ yyur each An organization wide 4 day sale to enable our customers to take advan tage o f the many ma seasonable specialities we have to ofi er at Big Thrift Sav­ ing Saturday, November 24th and running right up to Thanks- ings! Starting givmg. LAYER FIGS— Fancy Figs 9 Z* MINCE MEAT— Purest ^ T _____ I ? _ _ T Y tr * 1 M for eating, 2 tbs.................. Ingredients Has Kick 2 tbs. POP CORN—Jolly Time, N EW CROP DATES— Gol­ in bulk, it all pops* 3 lbs. . den Halowi, in bulk, 2 tbs. OLIVES— Green or Stuffed RAISIN S—Thompson Seed- __14c ” Small size b u ttle ............... ks3, handy 4 tb pkg Our Holiday Candies have iust arrived from the f a c t o r y , fresh and J-sno, u dandy asortment. Plain Mix 2 tbs. .37c Broken Mix - ls . French Mix 2 tbs- 55c Nuts* Nothing but Old Fashioned Chocolate d C « n e w crop nuts, no peanuts Drops, 2 tbs ....................... 2 tt*s RIPE OLIV ES—Prefer^! I ITALIAN PRUNES—large Stock, 9 oz. tin .................. size, 2 lbs............................ OYSTER COCKTAIL JELLO—The National des­ SAUCE—Sniders, 8 oz- . . sert, 3 pkgs.......................... CAKE FLOUR— Swans- SNOWDRIFT— Pure ve­ Ginger, Pure ground Spires, 2 oz. tin ...................................................... Southern Pasific ... 7 U 4 Days THANKSGIVING SALE! 4 Days November Sat. 24 Mon. 26 Tue. 27 Wed. 28 SPICES— Cinnamon, Rail tickets are good on the "Silver Gray” motor coaches including the 10 ride ticket. •Sunday only. v J The Season o f Feasting and Rejoicing and Thankfulness for the many sings enjoyed throughout the year. We rejoice in the fact tha' our shelves are well stocked with the son’s newest pack o f Food-tuffs, the kinds o f food that will make Feast o f Thanksgiving a success, and prices that sp»*ll economy in wonderful dish. getable ahortening, makes the cake or hircuit* lighter, 4 lb. j. n l l .......... Beaverton— 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 9:2* p.m. .t .» 1 25c 25c H illsboro— 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.fn. . Melba Halve, in heavy Syrup, No. 2V4 tins, 2 can« .............................. A & L GOLDEN YELLOW 5 ® CORN— Del Maize Variety, very fine. No. 2 tins, 2 cans ................... CHOCOLATE— Baker’s Premium, Unswect-rud, vi lb. enko 37c 45c 39c 22c PI N E A PPLE— Preferred Stock, Extra Sliced in No. 2Vi ttna, Can ................................................. 25c ard Pack, Ea-tem Btan* in No. 2 tin«, 2 can, .................................... 29c STRING BEANS—Stand­ TOMATO SOUP—Camp­ bell’s 3 cans ..................... STRING BEANS—Stand ard Pack Eastern b'enna in No. 2 tins, 2 can* M ixed down, large pkg. •................. BAKING POWDER— Crescent 1 tb tin ........... .. A & L VANILLA Com­ pound—will not Dtikc out, 2 oz. bottle ................... ................ .. TEA—iLipton’s, Ceylon, I'-dia, Vi tb pkg.................. APPLE CIDER— Gal. Jug ............................. SNOWSHOE SYRUP— 29c 25c 39c 23c 39c 33c 29c 25c 59c Puic Cane and Map o, a dandy ta­ ble syrup containing u high per­ cent maple, 2Vi lb, tin ............... .. STRAW BERRY PRE­ SERVES—3 tb glass Jar . CUT BEANS— Preferred Stock, Fancy Refund- Fean,, Won­ derful flavor, No. 2 tin«, 2 can« .. SHRIMP— Dunbar, finest Southern Shrimp in new key open­ ing tin, 2 cans .................................. FIGS—Reckwith breakfast, No. 1 tin, 2 cans ........... - PIN E A PPLE—B roken Slice, Fine Golden R pc in No. 2Vi tin*, 2 enn* Pineapple ........... A 8c L O Y ST E R S—South­ ern Cove, 2 5 oz. tips. ¡COFFEE—Th rift.^'Thp 25c I Taste Treat" Fine onourh Tor nnv trfblo. A cup of the delicious ble:ul will round out a perfect moul, 1 1 29c 13 lbs Seasonable Items on display which von should taka advantage ON THE M A IN H IG H W A Y , B E A V E R TO N , ORE. _ M in v o th e r