T n r. b k a y b r t o n
B e a v e r to n R e vie w
Issued Every
Friday at
Oregon,
H E ttE W
Juliette Carter
J. H. Huiett
1‘UBLISHING
CO
Boc'ety Editor
Manager
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WITNESS my hard am! the seal r\ W M el/gcr, >is owners of th« Delinquency OrtlflenU« Noi 1927
o f said court affixed thla «7th day legal title of the above described mouit $18.10, rate nf Interest,
o f tvtoher, 1928
property as the same appear* of ' i-. Total $139.06 up to January
Edw, 0. l.uce record, and euch of the other per- ipjjd
t’lerh o f Prvhate Court of anna above named lire hen'hy fur
ft ,|,| Nettle R Me tiger and I
Washington, County, Orgeon ther uotifl. .1 that
I It Miner w ill
ry \y Metsger, as owners of
Nu/.arene l hurdt
apply to the Circuit Cmnt of the |, *,d title t f the almve deter
SUMMONS
County and State «for.....ltd for n property al thes
am* appears
10:00 A M Sun. y School, J 1 Eor I’ uhlieulion in E* ree osure of decree forv.-Kvdng the lien against ,,„ onl, and each of the other |
Holden Superintendent.
Tus Lien.
the propelty above deserllwd and ,,MI above named are hereby
11:00 A. 4. Morning Worship.
IN THE t i l l IT C u b in ' OK THE tneiiUi ned In sad lertfirate.
! ther notiflod that L. R. Miner
O-'il I* M, Young I Vo ¡'le* Meetintr
STATE O l
OREGON
EO It
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hereby „ppiy t0 the Circuit Court of
7:30 P. M. Evangelistic Service.
It \SlHNGTON C O l’ NTt
further notified lha' I
It
Miner, (',,UMty and State aforesaid fu,
Irayer me tn g* every T'ucsxlav I
R
Miner. Plilnllff, x^. Nettle
holder of Certificate of Ihlln- .decree foreclosing the lien aga
t».,« V M. um| Wednesday. 7:30
lx. Metrgcr; Henry W. Metsger ,l',,',,''y
numbered 19-., i sued on
property above deserldbed
p m
It.
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and Flora VeUger. h!* w ife; A ***• ;l,‘l ’l“ >' of Julv, 19 "o. by the nirnllt
(„ „ I d certificate,
£ ^ ^ > 3 «
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d.dph Wolfe, unmarried;
Henry I “ * .
,,f
* hl’
' u" ty -0 , | And
you are hereby sum mo
„ j ,m, to ,|j
attended
G Wolfe and Laura Wolfe,
his " >»b ngi m, »»at*
Oregon, for
,ppaar within alsty days al
—Roy C. Nolt, Paitor.
u
w I e and Gertrude
1
iU.18. the i m
N
, . p m , ation Uf the si
Wolfe, his wife; Jerome Wolfe ’" Kr O'»'amount then due ami delln
rl(l.|Ui|v* , f the day of i
Bethel Con«:. Church
S m feid Wolf-. xp .I Sadie
Wolfe, ‘lu*nt f" r I1','“ '* f‘ y th‘ . .y*,,,r,
' ' ; » r«t pul I cation, ai d defend this
his wife; Ailele Ols n and Bert * fiber wit i penalty, Interest
and , lon or ,my the amount« due as
h r hl,
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v s t « thereon u|a.n th- real prop-
v„ «hewn, together with costs,
Service.' as usua1 Sunday.
Sunday. The
Services
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minister p e a he» at the morning
Florence Wolfe llttles >„ and .1
«1 c. .s .l) . f ^whlch prepe. tx f|li,urv tll do so. a de. re* will
**rn)|,n
on the topic "The Water of
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. .'efendants, Nettie it Metsger and I rendered forerlndng
the liens
kite •
the choir will sing the
Etti, son. her husband;
Edward „
W M. „ „ r (heirs of said
mid taxes and costs against
f'eustadtcr, u n m a r r i e d
and
“ n,h*m
’ The Lord is My Spehcrd“
Herman Metxger. derasedl are the
Rm1 („^.„.Ues above named
Jack Neust ad ter, a minor; also own)<r, „
„ |)Wm pf rPeopd. . , t !
“ ml •'*r
Hansen sings the offertory
This
summons I» published by
all other |>ers<'ns or |>«rttoa un-
80,0 “Thanhs be to God '.
Sun
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school and (. hristian Kiulcaxo'
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nf Dicron. and particularly bound
„r >|,e circuit Court of
Hml Evening Worship at the usual
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hour*
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Beaverton,
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THE
r k v ik w
d estri’ .? i p e rto s s i r
e
p
ly «M» ,
A/wi Flo, kt can el lit* newtpnpe*.
Ir» IS
and even be joal os of your busi-
Entend a» second class matter b*''*r Mia* H o:
December 9, 1 9 ... at the postoffico
1 •m v ,r >’ much in lox* with the new
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And there would be m thing that
a. l u
( ’r .„
under the
»« wh.®m J.
I*“
married. We have similar tastes in you could do to rvmcdv the situa
Act of March 3, 18T9.
« « . U r J-U o-ar . ¿ . ’ . m o f „ .
should be very
happy
together. sanity. It cannot be reasoned with
FRIDA ., NOVE.MRTR, 30, 1928
However, there is one thins which — nor ran it be combated by logic
troubles me a great deal.
She is or dispe'Ied by any proof of its
j extremely ,'ealous and when she is groundlessness.
r i d . V E N T FIRES
around I am afraid to smile at a
No man is put in a positioi more
not her woman, for hi variably w, e n d H u a w wl'o i ' drven b»
How ter do it i to read news- have a scene afterward. She is al- the jealous fury of a wife to choose
n or a., un
of tiro at Christmas so very jealous of my mother and between her and the mother who
time
1 > i'
i e ha .i »t season has often actually been rude to bone him, them other he adores, the
<i the yi r. esp c.id ly for children, her.
She admits that she resents mother who has sacrificed for him,
out ires often
bring suffering and her merest in me
Po you think the mother who has loved him so
, ath, creating
a roaring furnace of her attitude will change after mar- unselfishly that she
has
always
r time be- riage?
placed his interest* above her own.
tore had been a joyous home.
W.
the mother to whom h* is hound
Yet s... ;• e precautions wilj pre
by every tie of dutv and apprecia-
vent holiday fir*s:
Certanly you have received suffi- tion
Vi hen using a cardie in your eient warning o f what to expect
And only a woman who Is mean
window, be sure it is an electrc if you marry the girl— it would « nd selfish and little souled puts
St. Cecelia Church
fondants.
You are further notified that (ho .
ri 'x aid thr date „ f l
one, properly wred, as they are be flying in the face of fate were her husband's love to n test like
To Nettie 11. Metsger: Henry (• «aid L. R Miner hax paid taxes on fir»; publication of this summons
generally safe
jo u to ignore it!
that. No man's love can long sur-
Sm-ila»
Wolfe ai d I aura Wolfe, his wife: *,1,1 premises for prior and suhse- the 2nd day of November, 1928
Musses — 7 :* 0
and
If you have a Christmas tree,
?h* wilj be green-eyed o f every vive the disillusion of finding
out ■>
m
George Wolfe and Gertrude M elfe qnent yeara with the rat* o f In
All process and paper* in tl
set it up securely so it cannot top- other woman in the world and of that his wife is utterly lacking in
Sor-dav C aloolu sm — rt-JO ind
his wife; Jerome Wolfe; Sanford t (r t d on i# ( j amounts as follows:
pro ,-edtpg may he served upon t
pie over. Don’t p'a.e it near heat- every interest you have. You will sympathy, and kindliness and gen- » ;)0 t ' _
Wolfe and Sadie Wolfe, hi* wife r ,. th(, Vl,„ r 0( |p| |( re,-'t no 9IH1.
undersigned
redding
within
t
not dare even to be courteous to erosity.
ing or lighting fixtures.
Adel* Ol cn and Rert Olsen. n#r fo.g ', !«•
Int ; I9U, re ’t
no State of Oregon, at the addrx
D a p lis n i —
2
p . m.
For trimming the tree, lighted any lady you meet nor to hire a
husband: Sadie Collier and lL'lier'
$p o^> J jr jnt ; 1915, rec't
Surely, you have had your warn-
hereinafter mentioned-
W eekday Mass 8 :2 0 a. m.
candles should never be used. Prc stenographer under
n nety.
And ¡n?— heed it if you value your hap -
Colier,
her hu b u d; also nil n-
n >Jt. |9.S0, 120 int ; 1918,
L. R M ner. Plaintiff, Resided
and 7 :30 p. m.
p. : y in t i led electric lights arc she will throw a fit every time you pjneSi and j*,'*« of mind
oth-r pera-ns or nnrtl s unknown
„„
*tl 03, IJ'T Int.:
and
Address, Metsger Oregon.
are
five
minutes
late
coming
home—
Rev.
J.
M.
O'Neill
safer and give a colorful effect, but
claiming any right, title, estate, j o i 7. roc’t no. 11227, $(» 37, 12".
M II. Rump, res'deence and l
safest o f all is a colored spot.ight
IL-n or Inte-est In t h e real estate |p( .
;o|g *ect no. 11888, $8 0?,
focused on the tree.
Again we ask, why?.
Inaliensble rights depend upon
O r c ifO tt S t a t e N e w s
describe,! In the amended com 1 4
|n«.: 1919 , rect n >. 14688, $9.30 dress, HitNhoro, Oregon
I). D. Rump, residence and *
If you have a man working for many things, but chiefly on sleep- $ _________ ________________‘ _ ^
pie Int heroin. >f i i - :.love name 1 It
,•>
Again it s neces-ory to caution
16943,
Int. ; 1921, rec't no
smokers to be careful with then- ycu. who is giv'ng sa.isfaction, the ing with one eye open.
defendants
The grsvel work on the 2k* mile
1998, ree t no. dress. Forest Grove, Oregon.
$13 O’’ . 12r» Int.
materials near trees and decora- longer he stays the better he can
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s*revh 'rom Keno to Worden is
Attorneys for Plaintiff
18487 8I2( -2. 12’ Int.: 1923 ro !*t
tions. Of course, keep matches out serve you. always provided he is
Most arguments don't get any- progressing.
In t; 1024,
Date of First Publication, Nover
no. 1593R, 912.06. 12
o f the reach o f small children.
■ serving yen nstead o f himself. But whe.^ beesus« the other fellow is
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.ire hereby notified that L. R. Min­ rec’t no 91 74. *5 85. 12r*< Int.; 19*4, her 2. 1928.
er the holder of Certificate of De­
,t is a faet that a m «" « ^ not too prejudiced to listen to reason.
th; ^tah! shment of a 7 fry
Date nf lout Publication. Jan
a r. rry ser­ linquency numbered 1873, issued on i#i-*t no 14924. *6.74, 12’ a Int.; all
always to work for you if he
were paid on July 9, 1925. ary 1, 1929.
Color in Mc-rhandisiing ; is wish worthwh'ie.
a
box**
vice
from
Roedsport
to
Gardiner.
He wants to get
the 19th day of May, 1926, by the
The vanous
sections
out for himself. If h* continues to
_
_ .. of
. America
The Oregon Hank * Trust Co. Tux Coll ctor of ihe County
of
In the field c f modern merchand- w, nt t0 , U v with you it is because * * r#e 00 ‘ " °
, eV^ thl“ « *XC'P ‘ of Klamath Falls has secured u Washington, State o f Oregon, fur
ising the u«e of color has played h, th pUs ^ U g e fin g more for ,h# Proper thing to b* ashamed of site for a new modem ba lding.
the amount of $10.81, the same be­
n very important part.
The day «taying than he can get if he gets
ing the amount then due and de
A
survey
has
been
made
for
a
of the open tub of butter, the pickle ; out and works for himself.
The “freedom" most people yearn
linquent for taxes
for the
year
Clip lina K >U|)OU ;tiu! ««luit ¡1 tell!» $1 fur tt ii« urti«' Irmi uthuttplion lo
new
road
from
G*-diner
to
the
barrel. the box o f prunes, and o
There is more to any office in tor
mer*'y ‘ h* Privilege of bos- North Fork of the Smith River.
1920, together with penalty, interest
THK CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
ther well knoxvn commodities d:s- j t ; l11' erton than just the routine of ,,n *
and costx thereon upon the real
who now bo“
‘.hem
by TNI « NMINTIAN H« IK**"* I*« '
played in unidentified bulk packa- • the * v office. The Recorder ;js the of-
The work
on
the
$3.170.000 property a* e acd t> Herman Met*
M a x m , hu». ll$. D M A
ges has gone. . Today the up
- to ficial through whom the business
Education must seem less won-
widening project voted by th<■ , fr ( n o w deceased) of wh , h prop
la It t»u will Q im I llw dally t »xl n*«s <»f il»« «uriti fr*>ni Ha T3a* i rl«| wrllefn
• a « v i i •• ,!#•«*»|n>. *»!• i l n i d i d lu *», •• < » i «(*•! • lilMrwii • iu«> r*ala t | « M i n iW 'r
date grocer ha> -is merihandise in
l
Town is transacted, espec- deri'ul to a boy who?e educated dad !'it rcns of Portland wi 1 begin at rrtv ilcfoiidants, Nett e R Mettger
tw in.«! u ra d io ri*'
\ -»M Will b* gl-«.! In w 1 ,n*c In 'u » <*etr )»**«•»« •*» fw a rlc«« I «
adrox-ata a /
« a d i*m l.ID«Moti
And 'Ivo ! m l« « i*nul<a o « r 4*0 « o d lite» MuHdlal
f . , .' i 0 '
J' isu.kably iden- : iajjy tj,e businegs that is transact- can't help him in the eighth grade. onc*-
1 r ' T n and Henry W. Mrtxgrr, (heirs
•
nd
lb«
u!hp»
Intoni
, ,
b> a -»tine iv* name and la- C<J w'.th strangers or those living
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Plans have been made for the rfti,l Herman
V oticer,
de c , .1»
T h « i'HttiariAte .«a irf$c« M ni T a » m . liAck ll«y Hlailnn. Ilu«f>>n. U a «
outside wi
of 1
the
From the
Doubtless IOC
the n.ClSt
n.ccst thing
about
of a new 21-story
OWr* * ** epia
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«
wutroiur
41 Town.
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i/UULUc-'S
*nil!£
UDOlll ! construction
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— - —- - g build- “ r'' _1 th,‘
. a, * of , re
Hr«*« »XOd air • «I« Wrrka trial »um«'rifilai». I r«. loa« oar «kdlar (ill.
rx
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The pur,o»e behind th;s improve- Recorder
the outsider
must learn _
fucharest, from
a middle
aged in* at e rs
Fourth
and ■ ••
Morrison streets, cord.
situnt*i in Washington Conn
merit
sr.t in sc.in e methods is to pro wh„ are th* other officials, official- que#n'* viewpoint, is the last sylla- I'ortland. This buildng will be the *Jf. State of Oregon, and partleu-
s
n n it i.
.
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. larlv
. . bounded
• • a id • deacrilted
*
-* * - a* ■ * fol­
»
tect tr.p
the ntirrhAiU>
purchaser r ncr-jn^t
aganst
substi­
ly. Oh, it may be a matter of com-
largest in Portland.
tution and to assure him that he nton knowledge who the others are
low*. to-wit:-
________ _____ __
rXJ*}r*aal
is getting just what he wants, the but the man with that sort of know-
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Lot 8. Block r.0.
Metzger
O O U «T
OF
happiest land is or* in which IN THE d l l N n
label acting as a guarantee o f the ledge is no longer an outsider. In . The
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Acre Tracts
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
•VA.
, *V,
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j
..... the people aren t sore enough to
u (Tuw a I
Tit«»#»
product end a quica means of iden­ the
Recorder we need a man who
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W a s h in g t o n c o e n t y . pr o
Y u are further notified that the
a , A , A . â . j » . a . a . a . A . a . A . A â . a a . A . A . a . A . < » . ■ A a A - A .A A i « A .A .«
justify the existence o f "great lead­
tification..
can meet strangers and create a
BATE DEPARTMENT.
»aid I.- R. Miner has pni I taxes on
The same principles are now be­ favorable impression. We do not e rs."
In the Matter of the
Estate of *aid premise* for prior and subse­
.
ing npp ied in the gasoline business. need one in that office who will
Jennie McGill, decea*,d.
quent years with the rate of in
If gasoline were so d in tks coun­ answer when asked
Ah, well; those who now fear
a
question,
No .......................... CITATION
tfi-est on said a mounts as follows:
try as it is in some parts ui the ‘•That is our business."
for the young once hid in the bam
To Theodore G. Cates and all oth- for the year of |fl$!
rec’t
no.
world, in fix-e gallon cans, the pro­
It is difficult for the average cit­ to smoke and te read Deadwood er unknown and interested person*. 14603, , * 4 :50, 12’ t Int., 1917, ree t
blem o f identification xvou:d be sim­
heirs, and devisees o f Jennie Me no. 14225, $4.10. 12’ , int ; 1918,
izen to admit that he has made a Dick.
ple, mere:)’ calling fo r a label to mistake.
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Gill, deceased, and to sit person* rec’t no. 14864. $4.16,. 12".
•
He must be confronted
p.ace on the container.
However,
It is true love if it endures af- unknown claiming or to claim any 1919. rec't ro. 1 B N , $8 23,
12".
with concrete evidence that he has
in this country, with th? balk turn­
:nt : 1921. re.-’t no. 118932, *8.85.
over of i.oto fuel too great to be,
16438.
12r/r int.; 1922, rec’t no.
man who has he'd office for almost ferent things as “ perfecteiy pre- ,ea! estate o f said deceased:
handled in this manner, the prob- | a generation is much more likely to ciou s."
In the name of the tate of Ore *9.98, IS
rec't
no.
int.;
1928,
lem of identification was more d if­
iron, you are hereby commanded to 16813, $H.r> 1. 12" Int.; 1924, rec’t
get that office again than is the one
ficult. A study of the situation oi ]
x ho looms up aim« s. for the first
no. 85¿7. U 19. 12f i int.; all atiox-c
Social position is relative,
course brought the use of color but
For
time. But as the years wear on, pends on living in a tow
were paid on May 19, 1926,
it was found that on? could no.
14925. M 18. 12".
the one who comes up persistentlv ,} <J>ple are ’less invifortai
rec’t
no.
1924.
m erdy color gasoline with any sort
it going to come closer and closer JourSpi f i
pa:«i
c ‘ dye or ,o npound ar.d have th
city of Hillsb, r.’, Oregon, on th«‘ . linqaency Certificate No. 1873
to the office. Witness Rufus Hol-
a-
plan work in a satisfactory man- ii.an and George Biker in our little
. c u -, , . . .
.
.
, „ " th d«y c t December, 1928,
f mmirrt
84. rate
nt $10
$1084.
rute o o f f Interest,
Interest 12
i,ar.
A Fhilade.phia store has a
bell the hour o f ten (10) c l o c k A. M.|™
-
suburb to the east.
Total $69.37 up to January- 19.
Tht Gene al Petroleum Corpora­
».
, .
Jl1af
_Ht>, voU which can b® heard 30 mile« “ way. on sai<) day to ahow cau*e if any
Now let us just
y
This beats Mr. Coolidge a record by ixlst, why the c urt shall not make 1 " . .
,
tion in putting General Vio.et Ray
and
^
30 miles.
nvli enter an order ,,f sale of the
^
Net*’e R
■Bd Hen-
Anti-knock Gasoline on the market, to go te the poUs
onv.ct.ons
next
Tuesday.
And
what
-----------------------------------------
following
described
real
property
su T.-.our,t<", t. is difficulty by devel­
ever is the choice o f the people of
oping a color on a petroleum base
The stranger in our fair land is belonging to th* estate of the de- f
Beaverton, we’ll stand back o f them
so that the product as it comes tc S T i n
o i small way what.v- entitled to be told that “ Bank G o"
The
the consumer i- still a 100 per cent er of service m our small power to
the headline writer s shorthand
Th, East half of Lot six (8).
Spencer Homestead, Washlngnn
straight run petroleum product. In­ render. But the garagemen cannot for hockey conteat,
County, Oregon, and the East
«Or
troducing a new fuel on the gaso­
Anyway the pessimist doesn’t en-
half of lo t seven f7>. Spcnrer
line market in this day and age re­ pull your car out of the u.t«h un-
r
’ rage you by looking on the bright
Homestead, Washington County,
ally necessitates the positive iden­ less you go to n ® * ”
P
side when you are having a good
on real estale. Low inter­
Oregon
tification of the product in such nor can the Re le
of the Town o f Beaverton out oi ^
bej
# maft
for the purpose of raising funds
a fashion that the consumer can
est cosl, repayment priv­
the ditch unless it knows where the
■
to pay the taxes against »aid pro-
readily recognize it and then be
Beaverton, Ora. Near S. P. D epot
car is
and is in . - possession
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ileges. Write for details.
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. of , the
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perty, the claims against said es-
sure of getting what he wants. —>
required
info-mauon
as
to
what
is
That
statesman
with
th#
studious
tte
th
<
1
p08ts
o
f
administration,
ard
The distinctive viclet color of Gen­
. . for
.
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expression Is the great dictator, to Jh# exp€n, eg „ f such »ale as pray-
getting
out.
eral Violet Ray Gaso':ne is there­ reeded
WASHINGTON
whom the king is expUinng the ed for ¡n , ai<!
tition
fore used both as id.ntif:cation and
theory of divine right.
Savings & Loan Assn.
Date of first, publiction, 2nd of
as a guerantee of the product.
FOREHANDED
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November, 1928, date of last pub-
Bhute Rldg.
Hillsboro, Ore.
Shop Now For Chr stmas
: You have learned everything es- location 30th o f November, 1928.
Mite
GET OUT AND VOTE!
There Is a timely hint to Christ- stn« “ l
tbe y °utb »/ he knows
S
l
otKS
r,mas shoppers *n Ihe sUtement hy whether he cajls himself a college
Orce ega n the time for the Town
“ college " » n .
election approaches
Again we ar­ Colonel Leonard P. Ayres, noted *lu^ nt
H u n d re d s O f R a ry n in s I o S e le c t T rom
c
te receive tnat boon t residents of economist, that shortages ia «locks
ii
What ever became of the old-
reputiica, the p i " i e to vote for of good* are develping in a number
fashioned girl who used to spend
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JEWELER1;
those Tho
cur cfco’.c? for offi­ of leading jndustriss
F* !» 541 î i f **r h . Y ^ d lc a ' und ^hll-
Already the volume of holiday Saturday mornings breatriing into
fl no Children’s I'nlon suits lie
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cers who wi 1 to u t the affair,
Opti'-al Work— Repairing
1?
purcha ing is large. But not yet so lamp chimneys an(l cleaning them j
ll. n o Uo,«• t’ nlon Hull* . . . . .
C l il l ü r . n 'a S h o e s, t to 11
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c f the community ri which we live.
BEAVERTON
OREGON'
I ’ no ’ ten’, Cnl^n pul'ta.
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Beaverton is one o f ti e garden large that buyers are discomfited( with an old newspaper?
C lilld r v o 's « h o c * , 1 1 H to 2 I M S
range
of
or
restricted
in
their
spots o f the e ,r;h.
Nowhere do
•fuy*'
Dress
Shirta
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Venice, California, patterned after ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ n n a B K t f n f f i a R B a R B a t n 'S M B i i R i B u a a a a a H R
flowers bicom in greater profusion, choice.
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* * 0«, I n d ie s ' s n d M ls s . s ' Hh' as.
cla Man,.......................
The early buyer, however, always it* Italian namesake, is to drain
»«»where does the sun shine any
»Sc
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■brighter than ii does here, nor is Has the easier time and the better her canals, fill them in and pave
I on M a n ’s A ll W o o l H U i a r s $3 ?»
I.’ dll U .n s * d h u a s an d O x fo rd s,
hanee
to
make
careful
selections,
them.
It
was
inconvenient,
walk-
B
there a c ore salubrious c imate, !u:c
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The out.ook for a generous Chist ¡ng back from gondola rides.
J
priant vegetation, richer so l, nor
Id.r.n Wool awsat.rs Shitkc-r
»I 00 M'-n'* M l 8llni» rs ....... #»o
¡9 ther* u place where the Almighty mas is fine. Throughout the coun-,
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clube
’ That 1,743 word sentence written B
n--svy H e h o sl Hhoes , , | 2 . l l
has done more for Hifl ch idren try members o f Christmas
, , „
,
,
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Af "<y Wool shirts II 1»
l*o> r* Ill- T o p
N lio s»
w it h
than He has «lone for III* residents will get millions of ^_o!lar*
in an annual report by Nicholas j
I I 0 M e n s Klnnm -I H h lrts . , . 7 pP
it nx
K n lf?
■t n 's
111 - t o p
8 h ««es
S « ‘.»N
tffious.nnds of bank* which do this
urray Butler is even more won- 8
o f Beaverton,
Men's nnd ll..yH' (<„ II |!M,
ëfln
A t the threshold of a great city -erve* freWy a* a leasofi »n thrift. derf u| th»n was at first supposed. E
Time
was
when
in
lit-
r n p r*
* 0 7 -,
Most
planners
of
C
h
-
tma»
«'hee’
]t
maki.,
no
mention
of
the
w
.3
E
we here have liv d to see thai city
K
F R E E —TH EA TR E TIC KETS TO I’ LKCHAHERs_F R E E
gift buf'm
wed do their gnt
b-i^ng , ' • base ball, g andals or prubibi- 5
r ^)b<>x Of even ihe moti sur «»■• £
spread out far on the other side of can a* well
later,
when
the
rush
will
l>
K
now
a*
a r ver which impede-, tra c, but
m e n c o u ld b e fo u n d w n .lh - i t
i l
«00.
&
fi: C K I I K C T W O l t K HIIOK8
this side has come to the ridge and be inconvenient
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stopped. Why 7
Why not be forehanded?
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Ammonia is effective for lemoy. i
110 nn Iloj-ji' s e l l , . ,V.
We say with a,l modesty tha*
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Nife-
Ing iodine stains. A dilute solution B
v hr i v.e rme to B averton, and
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M u lls ............... . . • 3 9«
Hate’s battle cry in all
the
pnprr
n
v/rhfen
on
l
i
n
r
»
m n 's t«-tnch
III-
»
om »»*>
by the we is meant The Reviexx-
ages: Of ca}î"tic * i<la or caustic lye may 8
so».,
$7»»
"Dam ycu; be as I a m .”
$< 0« H o y s ’ (Iv a r e o a t s ......... 11.49
there was not cn? man n ten in
* jp Tut it isn't dene any more.
«’h lld r s n 's ru b b a rs , s p a r is i lo t l #0
$15.00 Y o u n g M a n ’s H o lts , , »7 »4
that citv who couid tc- p where Bea
Investirmi: eie quickly aid J f » tld ra n 's It u h lis r llo o ts . . 11.#» 130.00 M a n ’s Mbits
verton lay, how far away it was
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13.7»
t li.Oh Menu' lì il Idear Pie»
what
M n.no M b x - p skin «’o » is
...
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t
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came
»■.on H o y s ’ Itn in r » a l s
.r.
x mi M, ne' H ip llo o ts , rad rub-
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could
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le a th e r
C o a ts ,
H o rs e
Not
I l to M a n 's n u b b a m l ll - a r a d s « le
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ed a
LI.- Man*’ Hox ........
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M e n ’s M o le s k in P s n t * »1 9 »
2 ’-a Chlldran's f ilr - r k ln r s
1 So
Tertian«!
TV W o m s n ’s Hc-ss, fib r a si I le 39c
»3.SO M s n ’s W o r k P u n t s
, , $1.(9
verton.
tir,- Pc-ndlaton
W o o le n
M ills
11.00 M a n ’s C i-rd u ro y P a n t s 13.7»
Last
h a a v y X f«n’s an d R o y s ' box >»c
ten f i n o H o y s ’ C o rd u ro y L o n g la s » 1 . 0 »
: ì
M e n ’s W o o l M ix t 8«»x
versation
«1*8
F a n c y Clxloshes, L a d la s ,
section
| 11,80 R o y . ’ C o rd K n i c k e r s . . 8»0
jears
re-tl
*1 d,
cause
19% DISCOUNT TO AI.L (iRANGE MEMBERS
city
N . D ll E C T O R ’ S WOOLEN STORE
This
2 9-231 FIRST ST., Batwe n SALMON and MAIN STS
o day
PORTI.AND, OREGON
on this
M in Rlore upon rvenings to 9. Rundoys, 9 t.m. to 2 p.m.
ny ore
Mad Orders Filled— Hostage Extra.
RAW
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D O L L A R ’S W O R T H
Berthold’s Famous Feeds
B e r th o ld ' E g g M a sh
B e r t h o ld ’ D a iry Feed
B e r th o ld ’ S c r a tc h Feed
C" * ARLES DiRTHOLD
H ay, G rain, Feed, P o u ltry Su p p lies
LOAMS
G arden Seed
Lim e, C e m e n t, P la s te r, F e rtfttm r
DISTRESS SATE
SAVE
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It IsA’t ¿eing
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