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J^jverton Review
Issued Ev«r-
I-rida y at Beaverton,
Oregon,
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R E V IE W PU B LIS H IN G CO
TH E
J. H.
.
Hulett
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Busineaa Manager
entered a . second class matter
tiocamfeer ». 1*22, at the postodke
at beavarton, Oregon, under the
A ct of March S, 187».
I
They tell u* that elephant* used
tc ream over some o f the southern
states once ut>on a time; i f in or
der we might add that the same
animal roamed the
same
animal
roamed the same country along Iasi
November.
Because the loudest
money says to me i*
thing that
goodbye, I
f~ > * *
you will agree
'* h‘>n » «•>’ lhat ,h*
f*
v
nmkiv<i
ut
m
i s e r a ivi.»
ey makes m
one
miserable
possession o f it foolish, so
our choice.
with me
o f mon'
o
n
and
the
we have
SC ATfR TO N
W lTlEYV
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They expect to he earning lug mon
ey soon, so they can't afford
to
v .ste much valuable time sweeping
Boors and cleaning up litter.
But if many workers are irres
ponsible, the effect Is to create op
portunities for those who are more
reliable. I f some are heedless, those
who finis
every job completely
shine by < tnparison. We are look
ing for ll 'so faithful fellows in
Beaverton. Our business men make
plaees for those chaps, and push
tnem ahead.
U>»e, ami for such other ami fur ami entered on the 2Mh day of
February, 102».
ther relief aa pm lalna to equity.
The daU o f tha first publication
This summons It pnblieheil In the
o f this alluminila la March let,
Beaverton Review, a weekly now*
paper
puhl aheil
in
Washington 1629.
The date o f the last publication
< ounty, Oieir< n, ntu-e a week for
of this summons la March 20, 102»
four (2 ) successive weeka by order
George A. Ila 'l,
Attorney for
o f (he lion. (leo. R Begley, Judge Plaintiffs, 422 Chamber Commerce
o f Jh* above entitled Court, made Building, Portland, Oregon.
Adv.
YO U R O W N C O M M U N ITY
I f you were travelling in a for
eign land, and saw our starry flag,
Advertisenivnta in this column 1
you would be glad to feel that you t«n t a wurU. Minimum c.'iarge 26c
belong to America, and that it*
long arm reaches out to protect
FOR S A L E
your journeymgs.
\\ believer you hear the national
i or Sale— Wood,
birat growth tic.
it ten commandments can t make
Some folk* arc religious fanatics, anthem played, you feel a thrill of
Green, 10 inch, per cord, $6.i>0.
u,en decent, 1 ,» » » ,» » » more
cau't' others, craty infidels, still
others pride, that you have a share in this
Partly dried 10 inch, per cord,
uo it.
are lunatics over love, and some bug land of achievement.
}i.tkt. Green, lour toot, per cord,
Bine sentiments, these. They should
iiouse to get into higher “ saw celty'
le.bo.
1'arGy ducu
lour
fool,
It's an unusual public school pupil seems as though everybody Is a lit be paralleled by a similarly ardent
per coid, (0 00.
inquire Urooa
feeling for the community in which
.»a t can t spell a word wrong more tle off except you and I.
Hi os.,
iliiiaboio
Kl. 2. Phone,
you live.
—an one way.
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Scholia 0*> 10.
C-02-U
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Y'our home town gives you daily
M A K IN G GOOD
bread,
modern
comforts,
education
A grade crossing may well be
The boys of to-day
are
very
Bor ¡sale or trade -H all block oil
caoed tue meeting place of b ea d ! quick witted. But wrae peopleclaim for your children, cherished friend
Watson bL Will trade for acre
ships-
Let
us
love
it
dearly,
defend
, „ o w and light heads.
that as worker* they are not thor it from unfair criticism, and go to
age. Biaiia
lu iu r ,
Ueavenon,
ough and responsible.
Oregon.
Adv, c-7-U.
work for its welfare.
“ I should think it would pay you
A man, llae a match, is of little
use without a head containing the to hire in more help, clean up this
The world made a marvellous step .aliuvtt llisaikiur I ill.» » — • lom 8
place, and rush your work along,” in advance, when it discovered the
. .»u i ingredients.
jfu r , trupnealmg, l.nc-bied ilol
remarked a traveller recently to i art of printing. Similarly business
tyivood Tuiurvu -train m ns anu
CvctitVil on range. to.k>rei< are
progress
- v c iv i— terhaps you drink
too repair man in a shop along a popu concerns make wonderful
lar
automobile
route.
The
place
was
ire in m e special pens oi our best
when they get to using printer's ink
...».U cottee. I should advise you
terribly cluttered up, and its work
liens and cocks.
Hale-mug eggs.
to try a substitute.
went slowly.
se.oO per nuuv.roa; custom haicn-
A
fte
r
lustily
singing
“
Home
sweet
“ Sure, I'd like to," said the artist
.ng, |b.00 a huuuicd and chick*,
I t is very lucky fo r doctors and
o f valves and cylinders. “ But you home” at the parties, some folks
M4.00
a hundred.
Order soon,
o»go>ia u.at we don t take advice
go
out
of
town
to
buy
their
sup
can’t get good help. When I hire
c arne Bennett k Sou; 1 nil. north
ou, will take medicine.
plies.
new boys, they get everything out
of Keedvilie on K 2, Beaverton,
o f place and they sit around and
Oregon,
Adv.cOtf
Patient— Doctor, your advice
is talk about the dances "
The Gresham theatre is being ex
su^ernuous.
1 have lived
in
a
The modern boys have large ideas. tensively remodeled.
Every home should have a ra
ooaruing house fo r 25 years.
dio. It keeps the
whole
family
abreast o f all that is going on in
A lot o f men who are not ath
the world, so diversified are the
letes are trying to lift a heavy
program* every fifteen hour* of the
m oitgage trom expensive cats.
nay. See E.mer Sttjie at Stipe's
F R ID A Y ,
M ARCH 22, 1929.
Now the scientists dare
that man's beginning was
people can make us poai- eident: we don't care to
. . Cli nappy if they w ill leave us that-, but " e will agree that
man's end may be caused
„i. ne anu seep out o f our sight.
accident.
to say
an ae-
swallow
many a
by an
Inventive Genius—Not Vote
Gave Modern Woman Freedom
The trouble with
most
young
haps now is that they want to
itart in business where papa left
Still, i f they manufacture some
thing guaranteed to pay for itself
in six montns, they have collectors
just as hard-boiled as any others.
Many have tried to mix brains
and alcohol, but so fa r they have
n ot succeeded very well, hither al
cohol wins and whips the man, or
he wins and cuts out alcohol- They
w ill not mix.
We hear of holding barn raising
bees, husking bees, ice cutting bees
etc., but fo r real action w e w ill
bet our best old shoes that a gen
uine bee has them all beat-
The past week we
have
been
wondering what happened to
old
Jupe. Old Man Winter must have
given him an awful wallop to keep
him down so long; we still have our
two
[
cents on Jupe though.
Kent
on the prices
radios.
for
Atwater
Adv.
B e rth o ld ’ Egg Mash
B e rth o ld ’ Dairy Feed
B ertho ld ’ Scratch Feed
lo r Sale— Clover hay, looac. Uaul
it your self. $14 per ton. Five
mile* southwest of Beaverton on
the old Scholls Ferry road. t\
Bacon. Route 3, on the Coldwell
ranch.
Adv. p l5 - l»
For Sal#--Spray
pump on
80-tooth harrow;
18-inch
cast roller; 6-foot Deerlng
er; Miltmrn wagon.
Have
15 acre* for rent. Inquire
Ekstrom, \ -mile east of
verton on Canyon road, p
truck;
Uiae,
mow
also
H A.
Ben
Uea
15-16 I
CHARLES BERTHOLD
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n în .
T o e d .
Bor Sale— Anemone plants for 85<
and 50< a doten. W. ll. Woods
Seventh house west o f Watson S t.
on Allen A ve.
Adv. p-16-17
f
P o u lt r y
S u p p lì*
I -» c; h p '
For S a le- Bed and springs; 1 fluff
rug, 8x12; 3 smaller
one*;
1
breakfast table—o r will trade for
anything I can use. Good condi
tion Mrs. W. J. Alexander. Rt.
4, Beaverton.
Adv. ct'l
Good, pure milk promotes health,
especially at this time
of
year,
[«rink lots of it
Beaverton Sun
rise Dairy, A. Cantenaiml, proprl-!
etor.
Adv c 15-tf
V'h.'W k.-V'V»
W A N TE D
Wanted— Housccleanlng by the day.
Forty cents an hour. Maud Owler.
Phone Beaverton 3303. Adv. p-lli
r.ght, title, equity and interest in
and to the following described real
' l ill.
Of OREGON 1 O K propel ty, situated in the County of
W ashingtcn, and htate of Oregon,
WASH1NGON CO U NTY.
Eugene Walsh, John B. Walsh, and to-w it;
Beginning at a point on the
Euward Walsh, and Eugene Waist,
West line of Traet “ D " o f the
and John B. Wu>sh, Executors o
J. B. Jones Addition to Beaver
the Estate of James W Waist
ton, being 1524. 95 feet North of
Deceased, Plaintiff«, v*., J. Wes
the Southeast corner of thè S.
ley Price, Rae A. Price, J. I
J Stott, D. L. C. In Sec. 15,
Price, M yrl Taylor and John Do
Tp. 1, South of Range 1, West
Taylor, her hut*b*uul, George A
of the
Willamette
Meridian;
Ruhoutus, and Peter J. Pulanuk
thence North 653 U5 feet to the
Defendants-
Northwest corner of Tract " C "
To Myrl Taylor and John Do<
of said Addition, thence East
Taylor. Defendants. IN' TH E N A M I
226 feet to th* West line of
of the State of Oregon: you ai
the S. P. Right-of way; thence
hereby required to appear and an
South 81 degrees, 18 minutes
swer the complaint
fileu
again;
you by the phiintils in the abov.
Ea it, to a poi"1 North 8» de
grees, 48 minute* East '<«3.86
entitled Court and Unuse on or be
fret from the point of beginning
fore Four (4 ) weeks
from
thi
being the Northeast conter of u
date of the first
publication
o!
this summons, to-wit; on or befort
certain tract deeded to W. H.
four weeks from the 1st day ol
Warren; thence South 89 de
March, 1929, that being the date
grees 49 minutes West 563.85
of the first publication o f this sum
feet to the placo of beginning
mone; and if you fail so to appeal
containing 5.40 aire», more or
and answer, the p la r tiff* will ap
ply to the Court fo r ther relie:
prayed for in their complaint, to
wit;
For a dec re# and judgement a
gainst you fireclosing out all youi
Too may fellows who would not
five an inch on the ingnway found
i o-iout iot out on
the
hillside
«ratting them.
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On the highways we meet de
tours, road cosed lo r repairs, bridge
out one, way, traffic, etc., but tne
i u»d u. nea is aiways open.
Until go
SUMMONS
in
One o f the strongest believers in
signs that we know o f just now is
a banner, he is much in*erested in
them.
.
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Sign reads,
“ Drive slow-,
you
migni u.eei. a fool,"
this
might
be c.ianged to read, “ Drive slow,
iwo toois might meet. ’
Rerthold’s Famous Feeds
It's a far cry from the old back-
breaking days of the household drudge
to the emancipated woman of today
The antiquated cook stove has gone
the way of the old oaken otK-ket
while the washboard has Joined the
kerosene lamp in oblivion. Despite
the fact that many women still lack
system In their work and that soma
housewives devote an average o fd fty -
one hours a week to mending wash
ing. cleaning and cooking for the lam-
lly. the modern woman le practicing
kitchen reform She Bnda ample time
for outside Interests without in any
way jeopardizing her Job as wife and
mother
“ America Is leading the world in
conservation of woman power." says
President 8 H. Altorfer of Altcrfer
Brothers Company. Peo-l*. 111., manu
facturers of A-B-C washing machines.
"In no other country has so much
been done to release woman from
household drudgery. Science la mod
ernizing the home. Kot only has it
revolutionized the kitchen but It has
spread from the upstairs guest room
down through the house to the
laundry.
“ Beauty In the laundry-room le an
innovation. But today, the up-to-
date housewife takes as much pride
in her laundry os she does In other
parts of her house. Harmony in color
is found there to match the soft
greens and parchment tans of her
washer Ultra-modern In its square-
cut design, the Spinner brings new
Joy to what was once a disagreeable
task. One minute for every eight
the
cuk
in
couE i o i
i n
Many a success has been built on the
ability to cash in on another’s know
ledge. The man who relics solely oil
his own judgment, failing to take ad-
vantage of an expert's opinion, is,
sooner or later, riding to a fall. When
you bank here you may avail your-»
'« ll ol this extra service without any
extra charge, what-so-ever. In every
department, savings, investments or
business, we can serve you
M AKE THIS YO U R B A N K !
B A N K
YY
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l o w - p r ic e d c a r
H F R A \T
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J A ll
types,
Hand, Band, and*
o
Circular Saws
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¡H a n d Saws .......................... 50<B
SAW FILING
pounds ol cio'he* is all tlist is rt
qulred to keep th* sntlr# family »pic
and span
Whirled dry in « »atI
smooth porcelain spinning dryer tl
clothe* are ready for th* line, flul
and dean, with only the minimum
time and practically no expense .“
Blue Monday naa Become t myth
t t » mechanically regulated home
today.
B E A V E R T O N
LiviTiniitv, I’ roa. II K Denney, Vice I’ re*
Dnv Ornv, Pa*hif*r
W O R LD ’S fin e s t
HQM*
SO l V£OI
O F
F O l ’ SC
Two-Door Sedan
DKLIVKHKI) i i k r k
FÜLLT KQUIPPKD
N O !d saw* retoothed . . . . $1.25 r
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Pickup and delivery service
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Phone Beaverton 2552
W . E. Van Stipout
h a s t h e lure of th e open road ta k e n yo u to these w estern w o nders ?
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T h e m o s t Beautiful
FO U R IN T1IE W O R LD
Four In Ita price Haas, th e new D urant la tho
smartest and moat colorfu l Four aeen on tha
road today. V G racefully-curved panda, em
bossed louvres and wide,sweeping fenders are
some o f the elem ents in its ultra-m odern de
sign A Drive this popular Four today.See how
its victorious perform ance is in tune with ita
enchanting beauty. Vk Inspect th e c h a s sis-
note the World-Famous Red Seal Continental
M otor, Masury patented Rubber M otor Mount*
ing, Morse Silent T im in g Chain, & oth er fea
AUo . , . tha sensational
DURANT SIX
■ DELIVKRKD
7 W HERB
F Ü L L T B Q riP P K B
TWO-DOOR SEDAN
tures found in the highest-priced m otor cars.
Top Left — From winding road» open n e w
vista» oi lordly Rainier.Center—Tanoe,from
thr hill» above, seem» a blue gem in an emer
ald setting. Right— No one haa ever yet done
justice to Grand Canyon.
i
bottom Left—A Durant Sixty four-door sedan
makes a spring trip to Yosemite.
Bottom Right— Wild flowers battle with the
m o w on the slopes o f Mount H o o d .__
¡Besides printing all the news of
tje east part of Washington County
ad vicinity, the Review prints pic
tures o f the most interesting sub-
jk-ts from all over the country,
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Otto Erickson Co.
W ashing*» County Distributora
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