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Marshfield has shipped 878,000
feet of tim ber to Persia.
Senate committee has provided
$650.000 for Yale irrigation project.
IVdication services were held for
the new Gresham Methodist Church.
The Bty section of the Klamath
Kails-Lakeview Highway
will
he
graded shortly.
A survey has been made in the
vicinity of Forest Grove for the
new m arket road project.
Bids will be opened in Portland;
January- 7 for 100 additional Are
hydrmnU
Farm s near Eugene shipped $10-
000 worth of purebred Guernsey
cattle to a California ranch
Salem canneries recently closed
their biggest season in the history
of the packing industry.
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lbipils in Medford school district
show an increase of 214 over the
num ber listed last year.
A new adm nistration building at
Linfle d college, McMinnville, will
be dedicated February 1 and 2.
ID! Applicant - I'm
thinking
aliout
( joining the Marines. Is your dit
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- ft] Intense T
Ho—I Improved my golf game a
Sergeant,—Naw, outdoors on th
hundred percent last Sunday.
parade ground
Ho- Hut | didn't see you on the
links.
t|o —I w asn't. I cleaned out my j
^u ,n *ce and my profanity is now
practically perfect.
A LINK'R TWO
I Be Ready for th e Cold Snap
-ph,, wages
cc»ntruct.
of
sin
is
a movie
He— W hat do you mean by say-
ing this is a possum car?
She— Oh, it plays dead in the
convenient P'»™..
A bl##^
infl, n, „ n>y heart
To kill a certain dame.
At m urder I’m willing to do my
n art
Ami I feel no sens,« of shame.
Her blood I'd spill with devilish
gl«*
Yes, I'd shoot her till it hurts. ,
F or here I am all nude, you see
gh# h„ n«t dl.,ivcm l my .h irts
at the
The remodeling of the Christian
Church at Yamhill is practically
completed.
The production of seed crops
is proving popular and profitable
in central Oregon.
The Central Oregon
Telephone
Co. is operating a new copper c ir­
cuit between Canyon City and Ba­
ker.
■PERSONAL AN I) A11 NOR MENTION
Tacoma, were dinner guests
on
New Y ear's day at the L. Hughson
home.
Mr. and Mrs- F. M. L assiter and
Mrs. L assiter's mother, Mrs E. A.
Keeling, were Christm as day guests
g ¡eats at the R. D. Williams home, 8t lh* ko,me_ o t their
daughter.
New Y ear's day.
F r*nk Tibbeta, and fam ily, in
Salem.
B. A. Rohse and family were
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Sunday visitor* at the home of
.' ®ni< Mrs J. E. Stephens en-
Mrs. Rohse's mother, Mrs. T. J. to r ta in , '* r - and Mrs. C. E. Pier-
Hannigan,
a t Portland.
£ >n ^
daughter. Claudia, of South
Pend. n ash., over the week
end
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh
Mrs. Pierson
is a sister of M r
” ” at the home of Portland « • * « .
t
eve party
M- E- Church held a watch
friends, Monday .............
evening.
meeting a t the church. Monday eva-
J . v,
a " w w i l ^ n i I T
“ • £ " ° 'cIc* k-
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, nd PJ^yer. The
were 1vlMtors •* the B- A C hnstian. Congregational and the
Rohse home> ja s t w etk.
Methodist pastors taking p art
Lights and Sidelights on Local Activities
M rs Frank Peck is improving
from a recent illness.
W alter H arris made a business
trip to The Dalles, Wednesday.
Mr. anil Mrs. W. Boyd visited
relatives in Portland New Y ears
Day
Mr, ,» d Mrs. J . E. D .v i. « M u d
a t the home of Portland delatives
**ce»rtly-
M p H. Woodward and Mrs. Otto
B reitten were Portland visitors on
W ednesday
eunesaaj.
JSZ i J t r ¿¡ a t s
quite
home for several days.
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w*. «*.
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resumed their duties as cooks at a spending the holiday vacation with
logging camp a t Knappa afte r a her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J
E
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark of week's vacation spent here.
Stephens, here, returned to
her
P on îid were Sunday visitors at
Crete, John, and Myron
Gray, studies at the St. Frances school
the H. F. W aite home.
who h a v e 'b e e n s p e n d in g 'th e hob- in Portl*nd- tf>i« week.
Mr. and Mrs Elm er
Stipe enter- days with their parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Edward* vis-
tam ed w ith a fam ily dinner a t Mrs Doy Grav, have resumed their ited relatives in Sherwood, T hurs-
th eir home, New Y ear's day.
studies a t Eugene,
day evening of last week, and a t-
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Waite were Mr. and Mrs. L. Hughson and tfnderl the installation of officers
dinner guests Saturday evemug at son, Harvey,
Mrs. E.izabeth Davis, Holly
chapter of the Eastern
the M’sener home in Portland.
and H arry Palmer, of Tacoma, * ta r
The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hedge have ,w e re ,
f
F jre !t Grov*
Church held their regular meeting
been suffering w ith a severe at- fn en d *' Wednesda-V'
tack of the flu, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Young en ter - in th e church basement Wodnesday
S
w it^ relatives' a t DUtrich.' KWio.
a*„d Mrs.' C a ri^ B u c k e r' ^ T
^
at a £
e ’rnoon
£
. '£ £ £
qui,ting and ty-
* rt Z d
Mrgh^
Mrs. C. G. Perkins, who was in-
Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Swenson en-
Y i T s Ca-1 Huc-h-or cf Por ard " ,' ured ?everal weeks a^0 in an. au- ‘ertained Mr. and Mrs. Otto Breit-
3irs. Carl Hughson, of Por.land.
t# mccid#ntt has regume(] her du. ten, Mr. and Mrs. Shannon, V.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blank, of ties ns librarian at the Girls' Poly- B artlett. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hughson,
Portland, were v 'siting a . the H. technic school in Portland.
Mr. and Mr*. Daly and Elizabeth
A. A lexander home last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs R Migcner and Mr
a t . 8 , N>W V ear’s eve par-
Mr. and Mrs. Guy
C arr visited and Mrs. A. L. Cannon and Mr.
* ' e r °!r’<’ : onday ‘“yen^Ing.
w ith Mrs. C arr’s mother, Mrs. W. and Mrs. Harold Clark, all of Port
^i*yed *nd ,de' ^ htiLul
Anderson, a t Portland, New Y ear's land were New Y’ear’s dinner guests
1 s
cre ,e r ' ed by the
day,
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a t the H. F. W aite home.
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Mrs. May Crutch of
W atson St.
Mr and Mrs. John r ? ne a n d
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.eft Thursday m orning for a week's fam ily of
Pu'lm an,
Wash., and „ _
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. isit w ith her husband, who is a t • Florence Cane of Yamhill were ! *
New Y ear’s visitors at the W. R.
William Henry Hewes e t ux to
Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert H arris, of Petch 8nd A' W' Butt*rfield h»"** S m ^ . c / e s " 1“ 61 “ * ^
54 D ur‘
Hillsboro, w ere
New Y ear's
day Tuesday dinner guests a t the J.
The, «In-» r
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visitors at the home of Mr. H arris’ E. St-phens home were Mr. and Ler a l -
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parents here.
Mrs T. J. Stephens and son. Earle, O v e r t o n
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of Portland, and Mrs. Templeton
,
‘
,
Mr. Lam berger and fam ily, who
daughters, from Montana. I - , . Helen A - St£ kney *t vir to Aloha
have uved on Allen avenue fo r sev-
Finance Co. P art of lot 19 Alton
eral years, moved to California,
Mr. and Mr«, L. L. Lasswell and Acreage addition.
Thursday.
son, Lewis Lee. Jr., accompanied
Chris Johnson to P eter Chris-
Mr
and Mrs
P
L. Hawley arc £
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of
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HOME POINTERS
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When it is necessary to lengthe.i
a small g irl’s dresses, the regu­
lar gauze bandage which comes in
roils of different widths is just
the thing to use in facing them.
The gauze shrinks so little th at if it
is placed on the under side when
stitching, the hem will be perfect­
ly smooth and not wrinkle when
ironed.
To hasten the baking of potatoes,
let them stand a few minutes in
hot water, a fte r wash.ng them
clean.
V
THEATRE
K«rp itn Even Temperature in Your Home With«
P A R I A >R F I TRN A C U
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PRICED $55 and UP
WOOD and COAL HUKNF.RS
We have the fo.lowing named styles:
QUALITY JUNIOR
NORTHERN KING
MARTHA WASHINGTON
CHEROKEE
(W ith foot w arm er) OAKLAND CIRCULATOR
8 UK US BEFORE III YINC ELSEW HERE
WE CAN SAVE YOl MONEY
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VACUUM ( LEANER FOR SALK. OR RENT
DIETSCH’S HARDWARE & FURNITURE STORE
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B e a ve rto n , O re g o n
THE BEST
GROCERIES
AND MEATS A T
THE RIGHT
PRICES
'* h e n y t'ii s h o p i t *he B- .-»verton M m k r l
l <« t e r y y o u a r e a ! m - > r i t i l i i
o b i tu n
IT WILL PAY YOU
ilit
TO TRADE HERE.
W e a re n o w lo c a te d o n W a ts o n street, b e tw e e n
t h e b a n k a n d th e p o s t o ffic e
BtAVERTON
MARKET
AND
GROCERY
THE:
BEAVERTON REVIEW
is one o f the leading
exponents o f civic w elfare
•A coffee pot may be cleaned
by putting cne tablespoon of w ash­
ing soda into it and filling with
w ater. Boil for 20 minutes and then
pour out the soda and water, and
wash out w ith fresh w ater several
times.
ux. ,
Caponizing of chickens is a very
old practice and ha* been used for
centuries by the people rtf Europe.
It was introduced from Europe in­
to the United States in recent times.
in Washington County
ANNOUNCEMENT
and
b< si grad«* o f g r o e r r i e s at ifu- l u w r s t p r i c e
Before try in g to break a cocoa-
nut put it in the oven to warm.
When heated a slight blow will
crack it, and the shell will come
off easily.
g;n ‘ P o r tl^ ,* S u n - P o l a n d , motored to Salem Sunday.
Chris Johnson to James Dewey g ------------------------------------------------ jg
The annual business meeting of
Mr. and Mrs John Davis and Jo J n '^ -^ O ^ C T e s ^ S e ^ 21 T2N R2W
the Bethel Congregational Church
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Allen and Mr. »on, Mr. and Mrs. H. Davis and son Giddings et ux",
'*CTQ °St~. ' 3*^28
will be held on Wednesday, Jan u ary
and Mrs, Eggm an
were dim,.-r of Knappa, ar.d H arry Palmer, of R1W.
VinreVfs h o 'p iU
day afternoon.
BEAVER
Friday-S aturday, Jan. 4-S
Milton Sills in
“TH E CRASH"
Plans are progressing for the Comedy
Sportlight
construction of new- unit for Hood
River Commmunity Hospital.
Sun.. Mon.-Tu««.. Jan.
6-7-8
Portland Gas A Coke Co. has re-
Charlie
M urray in
duced rates to customers, which
"IK) YOUR DUTY"
, wul mean a $60,0o0 yeariy saving. Comedy
Newt
The ¡Stoddard Lumber Co. and
Grande Konue Lumber Co. have W ednesday-Thursday, Jan.
9-10
formed a $l,u 00,000 m erger at b a -
Jack Holt in
k*r -
“COURT MARTIAL"
New five-stam p mill at
While Comedy
ScreiAi Snapshots
Horse mine a t Gold Hill is now o- ■___ ____ ___ ._____________________
perating at capacity.
B e a t e rtö n B e b ak -
The Northwest
Power Co., of
ah
L odge
N o
Portland, plans to experd $0,924-
218 un-els
first
000 for a power development pro­
an d tlu r d
T ues­
ject in Linn and M aricu Counties.
d ay ev e n in g *
at
7 :3 0 P. M in the
Montgomery Ward & Co. plans
Mr*. W a lte r
to erect a $30,000 building for u I. O. U . K . H all.
retail store to be established a t H a rris. S e c re ta ry . M rs. M a rjo r
McMinnville.
ie L ew is. N. O.
P 4l t f!
H arper has awarded 102,225 con-
‘
tra c t fo r the grading of H arp er-
i.urelle ranch section of the Cen­
tra l Oregon Highway.
Prunes processed this year
by
the new processor of Forest Grove
Cooperative Prune Growers' Asso­
ciation are the finest shipped by
the N orth Pacific Prune Exchange
this year.
"I believe that a man should I*
proud of the city in which he lives
and l hat be should >o li
his city will be proud th a t h<
lives m it."—A braham idncoln.
We are devoted to the task of
making this community a better
place in which to live