The Beaverton review., January 04, 1929, Image 4

THY
FRIDAY, JANUARY I, 1929.
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
71!
ITFAMCRTON REVIEW
D. VunKK'ok homo in Kinton.
bort.
Mis* Billie WinHJrviff i t l t n M n
Mr. «ml Mr«. R. S. Amlornon nml
Christmas party *t tho Hill Mili l>«by wore Visitor« «t tho homo of
Mrs. Amlvrson’s
Amlar*on‘« n
mothor, Mr*. Noll
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(! t-ury aosilomy in 1‘ortland
I l a
n s n t i , Mr«.
Inler-v ong Little Notes from the Surrounding Country os | vv>ck
| faiboll, on Tucksr street. over tho
FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
Advertisements In this column 1
Mr. alu, Mri p ,u| RinK|e >nd
•«*-
Good, pure milk promotes heult
son. of llillsls>ro, war« Now Yonr'a
Mr* À«la M Lot* nml daughter, ceni a word. Minimum charge 2fir
especially
lit this lime of
yen
dinner guests at the Charles Jacka Mi*s Gertrude, of Seattle,
spent
FIRST CLASS WORK
FOR BALE
Drink lot« of It.
Beaver on Hu
quite ill.
home.
|
the
Christmas
holidays
at
tho
homo
AT REASONABLE TRICES
A lo h a -H u b e r Review
Far Sale H acre truci« in Her-, rise Dairy, A. Canuiuiiul, propr
Vacation is
over,
and school
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reeve., of
h#r,
Mr‘ 1 W
—ai bells ring attain.
J. E. Strphrn*. Prop.
thold's Addition, Ucm niton, Or«v «tor,
Adv r 4
Portland,
were
dinner
guests,
Mon-
'
*,h
*
W. Brome was a recent Tortlami
Some tracts clear and other« nul 11
day
evening,
at
tho
1«.
L.
Myers
Mrs.
Christ
Christenset*,
who
ha*
visitor.
clear and sume with aiuolo trees. ¡
homo.
Stock
Country
j amcs Turner has recovered from been ill, is much better.
Four b!o«'ks from High and Pub.
Mr. mid Mrs. Charles Jacks and
Compani««
Rates a recent illness.
Rill Bacon has been a guest of
lie Sihoola on rock roud. 1, ghu 9
daughter,
Charlotte,
were
visitor*
Automobile Insurance
M„ RobCTt Marrin h>í riCt1Vir. his brother, Roy Bacon, for the
(ia* «ml with ail hiipruveiiiviils A
at the Paul Ringle home at Hills­
past few da vs.
paid ».'.00. »10 down and »10 per A
V J SKEE
—
ALOHA od frtm a recent illness.
Oui
roll
o
f
Christ
boro, Sunday.
month.
C«ll,
Renvoi ton, 30 9
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Harry
Robinson
Office. Beaverton Finance Co.
Harry Weaver is recovering from
Sunday dinner guests in the W
an i family wore Now Year guests
03
_
c -u f
Announcement* for Jan. 6. IDL'D
a recent attack of the flu.
R Van block home were Mr. and
j of Portland rotativos
A five minute talk on "A Boy in IMr Bale— Wood i ryi rewth fir ^
Mrs. Finery VanKleek and
tw o1
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaunt en­
Rios om" at the bible school at
A. E. H A N SO N
Green, It! inch, pm
Miss Francis Schmeltscr of Boyd children, of Kinton.
id, >n, il
tertained relatives at a dinner, last
8:45.
Partly dried Irt inch, per cold, S
spent
Saturday
at
the
homo
o
f
her
WOOD and COAL
week.
Mr. and Mr*, p . I*.
Henderson I Morning worship at 11:00. Ser-
to i «’«'
mm,
foot por coni, 8
»1.00. G
ii , four fool,
'• aunt. Mrs. Herman Mcticntino.
-Valiti'
Mrs. Minnie Clark
entertained
*1* at Christmas day at the .tamej mon, “ Sandals for the Journey",
Cord Wood or Slab— any length
»->.30
I‘a Illy «lii«’«l
ill |r«| four four font, font. K
Partly
ta
, nv klnd
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Moody I ' ,,ss Marv SohmolUer and Harry of their daughter. Mrs Dorian l'a t - ' After the morning »crvtee n l>a*
l*er Cord. »0 oo.
Inquire Brook J
| ket dinner will lie aerved and re-
Prnmni n * li.* r,
Phone 4S04 o f Astoria, over the holilay.
Schm-.'ltior of Mountain Home were terson, at Portlami
Rio*.,
Ililtshoio lit
2. Phone. K
I rompt Delivery..
I hone tio s
Monday afternoon callers at
the
. i •.
__ .
| port* of th«v work «lone in 1 928 will
S« holla Of. 10.
' ' 5
____________________________________
Mrs. Harry Sidwell and daughter Metsentin« homo
' '.
. ” ■'triage
“’*"** be given. Every member is invitiM
Muriel were guests
of
Corbett
was issued Wednvs«lay to Ado nh .
,
__ ...
l or Bale • Good used Th r
elcctrl A
H A L S itb N
HARDW ARE
friends over the week end.
| _ Miss Dorothy Peter n. Knr| and J Leopold of yuects. Wash., and ‘ °
,
Washing machine, 423.04), r
.,, A
Kenneth IVterson. and t' unie West Edith May Leo,mid of Reaverton I tvm in g servke. Christian End,a
terina, at the Dietsch Hardware A
Mr
*nd
“
»•
Prw*_wtre
calKd
s(t
th,
Ml.t
,
ntin,
h
on
o lA .v u A K O HARDWARE
| vor at < :00. Subjt'ct, Force« That
and Furniture Co.
Adv c i 9
visitors at Mrs
Price’s mother’s NVw Year’s afternoon
Mr*. M. C. McKercher and son. Are .Making the
World Better.”
and FURNITURE
old stoves and home in Gresham, last week.
George, were dinner guest* Friday
Evening «ermon on
“ The Origin of
t ash paid for
W
For Hale— Good sound
apples,
_
.
_
t
evening at the home of Mr.
and th« Church." Bom« question* will
furniture
Helen Marvin of Portland was a
7&C a box. Vt. U. Emmons, 2
and TBs
LOCAL N EW S
Mrs. Raleigh Meyer at Portland.
•iso be answered, such as “ Whers
recent visitor at the home o f her
1« Bank Klock
phone 0203
AdvcMf
did the church begin! What was
—
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mar­
Sunday dinner guest« o f Mr«. M.
Dr. Ed Moreno and wife spent
\ G ood meat is the (ounda*
the first church t "
vin.
. Best of Fats
WANTED
New Year's day at the beaches.
uuitUiR >rfvice
C. McKercher were Mr. and Mr«
We «Ine«rely try to give you what
Mrs. W. Brome entertained her
4 tion of every m eal. A n y
R \ anKleck and fam’Jy were G. A. Gilmore «nd family, of Port­ you come for. You are Invited.
V* lu ieh a ll R estau ra n t
Wanted— Am dealr« us of c»inntu:i
father, Mr. Crandell of R.vderwood.
— Oscar A. Cooper, pastor
Tuesday evening guests at the J. land, and Dr. and Mr». J. R. Tal-
housewife knows how im-
icating with holders of tnslall-
Wash,
for
a
few
days,
the
first
of
MAGAZINES and CANDY
ment or paid up leitlfirates with
th« week.
B ethel C o n g re g a tio n a l
savings or building and loan as­ ^ possible it is to plan suc-
BEAVERTON
>•:
OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denholm
sociât Ions.
Address Rox
4070,
5 cessfui and weil-bulanced
o f Stacy Ave. and Sanford Rogers
Portland, Oregon
Adv. p-5-fi
The y«'nr IDL’D ha* passed into
were dinner guests at the Kassuiu-
history. Did you acknowledge the
D uals without it.
ìja e F ì
R ea v erto n L u m b er C o.
Lost and
Found,
son home in Portland
on
New
leadership of U«ul and the spiritual
Year’s Day.
values of life by attending divine Lost—Two Airedale «logs. Mali-,
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
t A t the City M arket you
5
worship in 1D28? If not, why not
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnston
black ami tun, female, light tnn
l.ew is Brothers, Proprietors
begin on the first Sunduy of 1DJDT
spent the holidays visiting friends
Reward
for
return. Telepli<>:u 5 receive mily t h e finest
Bethel Congregational Church ex­
and relatives at Banks and Aloha.
B R 97M R 4. Port land, Or,
lit
tends the greetings
of the New
Mrs. Johnston s a daughter of Mr
3, Box 41".
\..
é cuts ul the most cconcmi-
I'
D ellm ore L essa rd
Year
to
you
and
invites
you
t
.and Mrs. C. E. Barker.
participate in the worship and ser­
A
cal pi ices.
Mr. Lippeft, owner of a chicken
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
vice of this church if you have no
■A
ranch at the end of Wheeier Ave.,
church home in Beaverton.
Offices with Justice
Swenson
has rented the Wheeler building
The Communion theme for Sun
where the postoffice was situate«!,
k
day morning at 11:00 o’clock will
Here Tuesdays and Thursdays
and which will be used as a hatch­
:
X A a < "’
b* “A Sacrament of Service", The
Buy your meat ut the
ery.
Lord's Supper will be commeiuor
V î ï 'î : S .
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\ Jft
*«
a
»\rufrcw Payne being con
a ted.
C-V.'J !;-v his father, an Oklahoma
M A P E S & SO N
firmer,
on !¿ , « victory
on real estate. Low inter- !
K IN T O N H A P P E N IN G S
.■
, .. .r. tn the - - - I » cross country race, known as
“ Th«’ Raca of Life" will be the
MILLIARD PARLOR
tl\c bunion derby
I he r
h i aur.icied w->rld w idc attention Th»
evening
them«
in
the
service
at
est
cost, repaym ent priv- '
winner
receives
«t
prue
o:
$TS,O
O
Q
.
Cigars, Tobaccos
7:30.
Mr. and Mrs.
Harold
Cutting
Confections, Soft Drinks
j’cges.
W rite for details.
Interesting and helpful aervices
were Christmas guests of relatives
with
a
cordial
welcome
for
every
Watson St. in Shady Brook.
Cady Bldg.
— *
W A S H IN G T O N
one.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Hoover took
Donald M. MacNeil, Minister
Cans.mas dinner w i.h relatives in
Savings & Loan Assn.
Ori’KiMi
It ii\« rIon
F. W. BISHOP
Portland and spent the day.
Shut*
Bldg.
llilUlmro.
Ore,
St. Cecelia Church
PLUMBING and HEATING
"In the United States we have
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bierly and
New York, Dec. — . The boy
don«
away
with
the
aristocracy
o
f
family were Sunday dinner guest«
who works his way through col­
M asses — 7 :4 0 and
Sunday
Hardware, Paint«
lege Usually proves himself for heredity and have put in its ploca
of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Young.
10 a. tn.
the
aristocracy
o
f
brain*
fed
from
more valuable in business life than
Phone, 2003 ........................ Beaverton
Sunday C atechism — 8:30 and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ K C R B r i p g n n a n a i a a c a R B R R M B i
The Misses Ida and Rosa b’ucher
i
his classmate whose education has the springs of education.
• :30 a. m.
of Portland took Christmas dinner
i
been prepaid by checks from
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D
R
.
A
.
E
.
W
I
L
S
O
N
B
aptism
—
2
p.
in.
{home.
W. E. PEGG
F. A. Bucher.
W eekday Mnss 8 :2 0 a. m.
• This is the judgment o f a man
OPOMETUtST
JEWEt.EUi
nnd 7 :30 p. m.
Mr. Wanaeott, of Portland, was j who has hired thousands of both
UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER
()|*4iral
Work—
Repairing
classes,
Irving
T.
Bush,
head
of
Rev. J. M O’ Neill
a guest Saturday at the home of
the huge Bush Terminals system
BEAVERTON
OREGON,
Reaverton ^Ir-
and
Mr». J. J. Van Kleek.
here and a dominant figure in in­
Grange Building — :•
I
Pleasant Valley road.
ternational commerce.
Beaverton Review, $ 1.5 0 a year ■ ■ B a i B B « B a a a a a e a i n a i i s i u i a ] i i i M s a i B 4 a a a v
“
I
prefer
to
employ
men
who
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Eell spent j
£
H eaver W o o d & Ice C o .
the Christmas holiday in Portland j have worked their way through
college,” Mr. Bush says in his
Bloc*
Wood, Planer Ends; All as
of Mrs. Bell’s parents,
newly published book, “ Working
m i& iv /fit JAi 'At ;a ìa m ra r-t m mi l i m
■ ò \ u m ¡ M u i a i M R a u í u É i
grades of Utah-Wash. coal.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams.
With the World,” in which he
stresses the point that even tho
Aard at Front & Main
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wright and
poor American youth today has
P. L. Schultz
Phone 6702 *on, William, spent last Sunday in
opportunity to obtain education un-
BEAVERTON
* :*
OREGON Tualatin as guests of Mrs. Wright's
evjualied in the world’s history.
■-V
sister, Mrs. Blanch Palmer.
“ Those men who have worked
their way, I find, have their abili­
Glenn
Snider
of
Lake
Grove
was
Beaverton Barber Shop a caller last Tuesday at the home
ties sharpened by the struggle.
Their feet already are firmly on
C. J -STEVENS, PROPRIETOR of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
the ground and they realize that
Snider, Pleasant Valley road.
worth-while ideals must be practi­
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
cable,” he says.
Miss Fay Daniels, who is employ­
Beaverton,
Oregon ed in Portland, spent Christmas
Wealth Can Be Handicap
I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Although he himself was born
T h e Thrifty, substantial, cash paying individual fucts the New
Daniels, Pleasant Valley Road.
to wealth, the industrialist created
the great industrial terminal sys­
Arthur H. Young of
Portland,
Y ea r with light heart.
tem which spreads for many blocks
We SerTe Good Coffee.
special representative o f the Kidgley
along the Brooklyn waterfront
N
o
worries
over
unpaid
bills - no “ Dead H orses’' to pay for from
Protective Association, was calling
through his own effort to prove
CARL'S BARBECUE
Irvinf
T.
Bulk
on prospective members Saturday.
future earnings.
that wealth is not necessarily a
handicap to individual success—
“ The United State* has bccom4
Mr. and Mr*.
George
Newell
M
ake
your
New
Y
ea
rs
Resolutions
Now ! - Get “ N ext” to the care-ftee
and he believes that proportion­ a self-governing democracy o f ad»
(Marie Pomeroy) of Portland spent
ately wealth may deter as many ented people. And the averapi ii
habit of paying as you go!
Christmas eve with Mrs. Newell’s
C. FLORENCE
from achicveme-nt as poverty docs. being raised rapidly by the highel
father, S. H. Pomeroy, Tile Flat
“ A few foolish men an l women .-lan iard* of our srhools and the
R esolve to pay cash and Save!
Pi
road.
who bring no value to our world, growth o f our universities. Tho
Electric Wiring and Reps'ring
Thrift Grocers - AH that nam e implies.
g
men
of
America
to«lay
art!
but
who
have
inherited
great
Joseph Wenzel who has been
Huber, Ore.
Tel. 2407
I e-
wealth, may loom large in the so­ i >i n under a lucky star— at the b
spending the holiday season with
cial columns of the press, but their ginr.ir.:: f our Golden Age. But
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. August
effect on American life is nothing,” even these who do not have to
Wenzel, returned to his studies in
Mr. Bush declares.
“ They are earn their education should mix
Monmouth the first of the week.
BEAVERTON FEED
barnacles which are swept along some work with study during col­
Quick Quaker Oats— For
Fisher’s Blend Flour—
by the upward rush o f new brains lege years. They will be better
and
Mrs. Harriett Ford, teacher of the
which are creating our new pros fitted to adjmt themselves to U m
the
hurry-up hot breakfast
For
All Purposes—
primary
grades
of
the
school
re
PRODUCE COMPANY
•Acrid w lim th* tiro« r o n u » .*
parity.
Large package, .................
“ Blend’s Mah’ Friend”— £ i Q Q Ê3
IlSfg-ku’ owr on rl n
Vs T r o p i c turned to her school duties Tues
Highway and O' fc. 1 racks day
dav morning
inornjnir af
ter spending
gDendmir the
the hoi-
hoi ^
afiar
49-lb. bag.......................... ip 1 « 0 1 /
7\mer!can Beauty Macaroni
f rn
- i
C. J. Beach, Manager
¡day season at her old home in
o
Spaghetti or Egg Noodles o f j .
Umatilla.
Whole
Wheat—Graham
or
3 packages, ......................... “ D C
FIRST CLASS PLUMBING,
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Holboke and | A
Rye Flour or Cream Rolled
HEATING, and GAS FITTING
family, Mrs. Geoige Smdei and A
is here and W e are just re-
R aisin s — New shipment
Oats— No. 10 bag.................
daughter, Miss Eunice Ellen, and | A
Done at Reasonable Prices
Thompson's Seedless, 3 lbs.
Everett Snider were among the j A
ceiving a load of
^
F. W. Noyes
Kintomtes who were transac ing A
Calumet Baking Powder—
black Figs— Choice Cali­
Beaverton 3303 business in Portland Saturday.
®
Phone:
Biggest seller— 1-lb. tin, ..
fornia, just arrived, 4 lbs.,
Mrs. Julius Wedeking, Miss Anna
tF
0 \ Wedeking, Buster and Harry Wede-
T
A We Carry a Good Selection of B king) Mrs. Louise VanKleek, Miss ■
this week, so get your shovel £
S Shrubbery, Fruit, Fil- 5 M»bi« VanKl«ek, Roy Clifford and i
Preferred Stock Telephone /i ( \ n
Standard Pack ( ’orn—
handy, for our prompt deliv- ^
«
-
H V t T >
9 Carl VanKleek anU Llwood Wilson A
Peas in full 1-lb. tin, 3 cans “ V /C
bert And Nut Trees 9 soent last Friday in Hillsboro.
No. 2 tin; 3 cans, ........
tr itio
BARRER SHOP
J o lt
>y
Our
\ctive
Special C o n csp o n d tn ts
W eek ly il
lOlMEMD 5
Wholesome
Meats For
Better Meals
h armer s hon Jf ins ( ross-Country Rdce
;
r- y l
P«.
j
w
LOANS
CITY M EAT
MARKET
Boy rwho W orks His Way in College Most
Valuable in Business, Says Irving T. Bush
ii
P A Y IN G C A S H :
Thrift Savings for Sat.-Mon. Jan. 5 &. 7
25c
Jack Frost
49c
25c
BRIQUETS \
kl
CORN and PEAS
37c
ery of your order
«
Beaverton Lumber Company
*
Lewis Bros. Proprietors
_____________________ u i n n m _______ *
tend the quarterly conference of the ^
Evangelical churches of this district, |Q
- 1 to be held with the church in West | j
Portland on Friday evening, Jan. j
A LINE R TWO
Uth, at 8 o ’clock.
The presiding j
B
“ What did the deceased leave be­ elder will be present.
hind him ?"
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Snider en- \
“A wife, the sheriff, and numer­ tertained the following
at
their
ous creditors."
home Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Paul
O. Shannic and two daughters of
“ Do you notice how fat all the Milwaukee, Ore., Mr. and Mrs, Glenn
chorus are?”
Snider and family and Miss Flor-
“ Yes, the manager is very e c o - ,
. . . .
. . i. r-
«.„ a
nomica!, and the fat ones get the *nca Hardesty of Lake Grove and
same pay as the thin but fill the Mr. and Mrs.
Noah Snider
of
stage better.”
| Whitford.
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a
“ Here, what’s th is?" demanded [
H IT E O N
NEWS
the editor o f the comic journal. : '
-a
— faltered
' “ ta tl’*
or-
“ What’s w hat?”
the a
r -, ®
Roy Bacon has been ill, the past
tint-
f
.
“ This Joke doaan't mention th e , f<w * r*'
flapper!"
1 M ri- R- 8- Rot)ln,on h** been
In Every H o m e
— com plete
telephone
service is a convenience
to every m em ber of the family.
extension
housewife
telephones
Son
save
Properly placed
tiring steps for the
or daughter, sister or brother,
dad or m other— find them a year 'round com fort
and satisfaction.
And too, the telephone is an aid in em ergenciea
6 cans .
........ 7 5 c
Bull’s Eye Standard Peas
M a
9
f i n a ___ ii r»
nna
No.
2 tins—3
cans,
Broken Slice Pineapple
Golden Hawaiian fruit in
large No. 2V> tins; 3 cans,
A & L Solid Pack Tomatoes ^ 7 c
No. 2 tins; 3 cans
Del Monte Hot Sauce—
Per can, ...........................
Warrenton Minced C ln m s
Fine pack, free from »and a C
Tall tins; 2 c a n s ,...............
Rose Dale Salmon— Medi- O Q ^
um red; '/•> flat tins; 2 cans
Best Food Mayonnaise—
Q O „
Pint Jar...............................
5c
and a protection in danger.
W est Coast Telephone Company
W HERE
YOU
SA V E ON
A & L Golden Yellow Corn
Del Maize. No 2 tin; 3 cans
f:
Comb Honey—Fancy New
crop, well filled frames. 2,
Old Dutch (Icanser—
Chases dirt. Per can, . . .
( Limit: 3 to a customer)
Clorox— Popular cleaner,
and laundry help; 2 botTs,
W u W i^ïilû i W l * 2 ï t ®
45c u
— =- S
5c w
L ife B u oy T oilet S o a p —
3 bars................................... «
35c :
20c i!
T ï ïï ï ' i 'F T T O f f T: e — “TKë
Taste Treat” — A l w a y s
ground fresh to your order.
3 lbs.,
43c I
BEAVER TO N , OREGON
I • » 4
»
mvfi/iv,
r -
$1.39 y
F O O D S T U F F S — T H A T ’S T H R I F T
O N T H E M A IN H IG H W A Y
I i S i
49c