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Tur BE\TtUTONf m irro r -LÉ* U » U - ......... — Beaverton Review i m t d B n r r Friday »t B*«verton, Oregon, —Bjr— t u e M V U W PUBLISHING CO. J . H. Holet» . . B uiineo Manager . Entered u second cl»** m atter i)M*nb*r ». 1922, at the postolhce at Beaverton, Oregon, under th* Aat of March 3, 1«7». Luck i* the trump card played by a fool. ____ Advertisements in this column 1 cent a word. Minimum charge 25c. FOR SALE Poor men and poor umbrella* gen For Sale — M acre tract» in Ber- erally get left. thold’s Addition. Beaverton, Ore. Some tracts clear and others not I t take* an accomplished liar to clear and some with shade trees. band a woman compliment*. Four blocks from High and Pub. lie School* on rock road. Light* Gas and with all improvement« Lota of men are failure* because they never attem pt anything. paid $600. «10 down and »10 per month. Call. Beaverton. 36 Many a man who calls himself conservative is only a coward. TIME TO LIGHT UP. FOLKS! There is one thing about dying— Let’s light our joke-o-lantema *0 Not only Hallowi en will glow you never have to do it again. But all the nights and days be gay With mirth that chases gloom s - A man’s gratitude i* always ita way! best ju st before you do him a fa vor. Instead of regretting yesterday, get busy and prepare for tomor- Evwn if a man’s good deed* live o» uojyieod « u; y.us¡ *4 -uiiq .Mtf* care. Hodgson: “I don’t know whether it was your wife nr not. I don’t know her very well ” Coombs: "Did she have a short dress ?’’ Hodgson: "I didn’t notice tho dress.” Coombs: "Then it wasn’t my w ife.” THEIR START Alice: “Dad. do you think George is making enough to support me? Father: “Yes. dear. That’s moro You can’t convince a self-made than I was making when I m ar man that he gave himself the worst ried.” Alice: “But do you think a sev of it. _______________— — — — en-room house is large enough for ? ’* A brunette may be decided blond , u s Father: “Certainly. Your mother —after she has decided to be a and I started fighting in three blond. — rooms.” ie way to put money into cir- tion is to take it to the race lUnnrtt V tskbowa Chicks From 8-'1 thia summons, to-wit; on or before year, »rapaexting, line-bred Hol (cur week» from the 1st <iay of lywood Tan, red sir.. in hen* and i March, IWtf, that being the dale »'« h V iiv I» on rango, (ok«rvl* aro of the fir *t publication of this sum tn m live special poos ot our beati mons; ami if you fall se to uppvur l ens and cocks. HuUiuug egg*, j •uni answer, the |iluintitt* will ap $i.i*0 per hundred; custom hatch ply to lit« 1 ’ourt for I her relief ing, fit 00 a hui drvd »ad clocks | prayed fur in their complaint, to- »14.00 a hundred. Order soon wit; For a decree end judgement a- C a rre HVnnett k Son; 1 ml. north of Keodville on R. 2, B overton. gamst you force losing out all your Oregon. Advc9tf right, tide, equity and interest in and to the following described real Wanted-—Work. Pruning fruit treoa property, situated in the County of and team work. No Job too small Washington, and Slate of Oregon, or too big. Hans Nielson. Phone, to-wit; Beaverton 4614. Adi. p-12-13. Beginning at a point on the West line of Trat* "!)” of th* e-li For Sale—9 six weeks old pigs. 03 J. B. Jones Addition to Beaver 2*t miles Fast of Cedar Mill »tore ton. being 1624. »6 feet North of For Sale—Wood. First growth fir. on the Cornell rood. — L. Stark. the Southeast corner of the S. Green, 16 inch, per cord, »6.50. J Stott, D, L. C. In Sec. 16, Partly dried 16 inch, per cord, For Sale «.r T ra d e — 1 Vg II. P., 110 Tp. 1, South of Range 1, Weet »7 00. Green, four foot, per cord. volt, A. C. motor and ten battery 01 the Willamette Meridian; »5.50- Partly dried four foot., capacity generator. Sell »eparnle, thence North 663 1)5 feet to the per cord. »6 00. Inquire Brook or outfit cheap for cash Fine con Northwest corner of Tract “C” Bros.. Hillsboro Rt. i. Phone. dition. J. B. Gilsdorf. Huber of eaid Addition, thence East Scholls 051». Phone Beaverton 2425. p-13 226 feet to the West line of the S. P. Right-of-way; thence For Sale *r Trade—Half block on For Sale—Library fable in good South 31 degrees. 18 minute« Watson S t Will trade for acre-, Condition, for »'1.00. In quire of Eavt, to a point North 8» de age. Frank Pulver, Beaverton. Warren’s Greenhouse. p-13 grees, 48 minutes East 563.86 Oregon. A,tv. r -.-tf , feet from the point of beginning being the Northeast corner of a and John F. Wu’»h, Executors of tain in the Spanish arm y), Floyd certain tract deeded to W. H. the Estate of James W. Walsh Hill; Zaida (a maid), Alice John Warren; thence South 89 de son; Don C.randcoso (governor) Deceased, Plaintiffs, vs., J. Wes grees 49 minutes West 563.86 Milton Boring; chorus of villagers, ley Price, Rae A. Price, J. F feet to the plaee of beginning Price, Myrl Taylor ami John Doi soldiers, brigands, etc. Taylor, her husband, George A. containing 5.40 a<ree. more or Tho plot of “ El Bandido” sur Rnhoutus, and Peter J. l’alanuk less, and for suen other and fur rounds a mistaken identity. Defendants ther relief as pertain* to equity. Don’t forget the date, March 13th This summons ir published in the To Myrl Taylor, and John Doe and 14th. Taylor. Defendants; IN THE NAME Beaverton Review, a weekly new* of the State of Oregon: you are paper publ shed 1« Washington SUMMONS hereby required to appear and an County. Oregon, one* a week for IN THF. CIRCUIT COURT OF THF swer the complamt filed against four ( 4) successive weeks by ord«- STATE OF OREGON F O R you by the plaintiT» in the above Of the Hon. Geo. R Bagley. Judge entitled Court and Cause on or be of the atove entltVd Court, made WASHINGON COUNTY. and entrr*d on the 25th day o Eugene Walsh, John F. Walsh, and fore Four (4) weeks from the February. 1029. date of the first publication of Edward Walsh, end Eugene Walsh Th. date of the first publication 0t this summon* 1» March 19*9 Th. date of the laet publication of this summons is Msrch 2», 1- -• George A Hall. Attorney for Plaintiffs, 422 Chimber Commerce Building. Portland, Oregon. Adv. ~ -p la n leisurely w ith you r own Some men will stand up for th* NO LIE air sex anywhere—except in a Boss: “See here! You told ray ,tract car. office girl that you wanted to see me on a m atter of lift and death!” It’s difficult for a man to lose S a le s m a n : "I do. sir. I want to is bad reputation or * Christmas sell you some life insurance.” •detta. BEAVERTON HIGH WILL Nothing makes a bride so angry SPONSOR AN OPERETTA I to bo told she might have done etter. The students of Beaverton high school are working on a Spanish Weigh some people, and you will operetta, which is to be given March find them wanting in everything 13th and 14th. The title is “ El Ban- except weight. dido. Mrs. Walker, assisted by Mrs. A woman always has a tender feeling for a man who pays her Metzler, is directing it. The east of characters is: Don a compliment. Manuel (an artist), Robert Haines; Donna Cyrilla (belle of Antquarai, A manicure artist who could also Dorothy Harris; night watchman. !>olish men’s brains would feel a Ward Shannon; Juan (toreador), long felt want. Frank Bum; Bortolo (landlord), Maurice Manning; Don Lozona (cap- When a man is going to the dogs, he generally meets the dogs about half way. i the eame, together with proper voucher* therefor, to th* under- • 'gned at the Bank of Beaverton, 11. » vei l on, Oregon, within els month* from the date hereof. Dated tùia >6ih day uf January, 192» Date of first publication, Febru ary 1st, 1929. Date of last publication, March 1, 1 Gertrude A. McKay, Executrix of Estate of Mich«*! K. Hagi.es, De ceased. John D Williams, 826 Failing Bldg,, Portland, Oregon, Attorney for Executrix. I H ■«— HOME ECONOMICS' CLUB IS ORGANIZED l»Y GIRU4 A Home Economice Club was or ganised by a group of girla of tho lll*h School Bladen» Body Kehru- ady IS, with Mise Balden as ad visor. The following officer* were elect ed: president, Kiieebeth Huff; vice- president, lamie* Penney; secretary, Treasurer, Irma Nelson; Parliamen tarian, Ruth Clark) reporter, Vi vian Harria. The purpose of the club Is the development of enciabillly, among the etudente. — Berthold'« Famous Feed« B e rth o ld ’ Egg Mash B e rth o ld ’ Dairy Feed B erth o ld ’ Scratch Feed CHARLES MLRTHOLD Hay# d rain , F n d , P o ultry Supplie« U m «, C «m «nt, IP. i._____ Before You G o Away Southern P a cific agents NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County. In the Matter of the Estate Michael E- Hughes. Deceased. Notice 1» hereby given that the [ undersigned hae been duly appoint ed by the above entitled Court as Executrix of the estate of said de ceased and hae duly qualified a* such. Now therefore, all persons having claims against said estate are here by notified and required to present i Avoid the hurried choice of out-of-town buying. Stan on your trip confident that you are going the best way, and that no annoy ing complications will mar it. Whether it is a trip of a day or a month. South or East, to San Francisco or to Europe, your resident agent can be of utmost value to you. In buying "travel,” remember the slogan of your local merchants, "It pays to buy in your own home town." jj Prepare for the Future! £ Put aside a regular sum each week to safeguard 0 yourself against financial worry later on. Anyone who B has learned the lesson of Thrift may consider himself k well educated. on real estate. Low inter- ^ A We welcome new accounts which may be started eat coat, repayment priv- with one dollar. ilegea. Write for details. LOANS 2 om Sam en fa d lk 0. E. Allan Agent WASHINGTON Savings & Loan Assn. Shute Bldg. \ Hillsboro, Ore. BANK OF BEAV EUTON W. Livermore, Proa. H. K. Denney, Vice Pre*. Doy Oray, Caahier Craft Society Tells How to Make Pretty Things at Horn* Climb a little higher than the crowd and you will be a good ta r get for knockers. When a man keeps his wife in the dark, he shouldn't expect her to make light of it. The weight of a woman’s first baking is usually equal to twice the weight of the ingredients. Love sometimes tnealcs out at the window without waiting for po verty to come in at the door. T h is ir.cdern fu rn itu re , w hich Is so m uch th e rage to *U th e big Eu ropean and A m e n tia cities. end w hich Is extrem ely expensive to buy. can be m ade In your own hem e If you follow directions recently given out by th e C raft Society* To m ake th e chest of drawers, re sem bling a skyscraper, you need two sheets o1 silver paper, a n 8-yard roll of p laid w allpaper, the best liquid glue on th e m arket, a n d 8 yards of black Bute paper. If you have a n old Chest of drawers, you need only to dec pra te It, b u t If you haven't, the A little fo re sig h t w ill m ean If a young man sows wild oats mixed with old rye he is reason ably sure to raise a disturbance. T hf .RE is a surprise when you first taste the m elting sweetness of fe rry ’s sweet corn. It is not ordi nary sweet corn by any means. Nor is a plump, red, smooth-skinned Ferry tomato like an ordinary to mato. Nor arc the Ferry’s Seeds that grow these like ordinary seeds. Remember that when you buy Occasionally a man climbs so high he roosts above everybody else —then he begins to get lonesome. The reason the average man can’t tell a woman anything is because she would rather talk than lis- ten. If a bride isn’t homesick for her family six week» after marriage, it is a sign she married the right Biassed 1* he who maketh Christ mas presents and expect* th no Wing in return, for he shall not be dis appointed. I t ’s very surprising bow many things a girl can leer 11 a t a board- ing-senool tnat will never be el any use to her. There is no objection to a man’s taking up his residence almost any where, but when it conies to snop lifting—well, that s different. I t map make nine tailors to make a man, but one Christmas is enough to break him if he is the happy father of nine children. “Now Lloyd,’’ said Mrs. Cook, “tell me the opposite of the word ’misery.’ ’* L. A .—“Happiness.” M rs. C .—“And of sadness?” L. A .— “Gladness.’ Mrs. C.—“And of woe?” L . A .—“ Giddap.” Mention the Review when talk ing to Ib î Advertiser, _ a finer garden a regular p a tte rn . Lepage alum inum tin of th* one shown Is: top, 18xM on knobs, or cover them w ith inches; height, 33 Inches. F irst, clean, I foil Cheat fram e: C ut sm ooth and shellac entire job, remove silver paint. handles from th e drawers, a n d cut sliver strip s for all outslds surfaces and beveled edges except th e two •tripe of silver paper o a eU front edgee and top In-ide edges, allowing tide panels; c u t panel* of black flute ' a n extra h a lf Inch on b oth side# ____ ____ C ut panels of plaid O lue In _ place. I paper for ln»:de sides s nd bottom s of •1 drawers, In each case (4 Inch lese , th a n actual size of surface. Lepage | In place. C ut panel# of black flute paper for outside drawer front«, *n<] | glue In place, taking care th a t the , drawer front*, when completely paper lot gigs panels and top of cheat and glue In place, allow to dry, and th en ahellae all decorated aurfacss pf drawers and frame. ! The directions for decorating the m odernistic cupboard are sim ilar to those for m aking the cheat of drawers rh s m aterials a rt: Two mape of any ; city, or any other decorative design iffacfltaisd (note llluettaWOB) prggent I tt»« m : paper, two sheets of red and | decked paper; alum inum foil or A p a in t for handlee. All edge# decorated w ith silver psper. 1 maps are glued on th e Inside of open port of the cupboard. The of th e closed p e rt Is covered sliver paper, snd th e doors and eg other panels are decorated w ith M l rea and gold -decked paper. Lastly, he Mire th a t you use *h* best quality of liquid glue obtain« able, for If you affix your d ccoratlrl paper with pcste, or cheap 0 u « l It ■ apt tq p e e l otf whfltt U F i f l i K A i i UuuM MJftiU J Ferry’s purebred Seeds, you buy inherited quality. Quality is bred into ihc seeds. A careful up-breed ing of vegetables and flower» ha$ been going on in the Ferry trial pirdeus for 51 year». This mean» that the Ferry's Seeds you can plant today came from parent plants and grandparent plants that were them selves purebred. Sixty thousand tests are made annually in the Ferry gardens for germination. Thousands of other trials are made for size, form, color, resistance tp disease. So far as is humanly pos* sible, wc determine that every crop will meet the Ferry standard«. Ferry’s Seeds arc easy for ama teurs to make grow well, and are naturally the choice of professional gardeners. They are fresh fof planting now, at the “store around the corner.” No packet of Ferry’« Seeds is ever carried over by the dealer for sale the second season. Send for the Ferry’s Seed Annual. It is more than a catalog. Addres« D. M. Ferry & Co., Dept. H, 500 Paul Ave., San Franciico, Calif. Your garden will have its best possible start with Ferry s purebred Seeds *
