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HIGH SCHOOL NKWS
S|Hvial meeting of the Strdsnt
r.-.lv w * ■ ailed Fi.lay for ho pur-
po*e o f payin, hills. A water trip
(or the
d of the year was also
«iscttssed.
rappenmgs
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Thom»» Rhos«> is confined to his
Frances Eaten returned to school
is with an attack of the mumps
Me. W i.n h.H hee ton.ils
re- *iU“r » ,w<nl ,,U c k o f ,ho mun' p* '
moved at l)r Welsh's office Satur-
Lester Ball purchased a Chev-
moved at Dr. W elsh» office Satur ^
rec<nHy
day.
E Hubbard o f Alohs is driving
Try the Kamberger Confectionery
a Ford he recently purchased.
for your Easter cards and can
dies.
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A i>air o f twin kids arrived at
G. W , Stiff o f Reedville is r e the Hanna fox farm Monday night,
covering from a recent attack of
the flu.
Mrs. J.
E.
Davis entertained
friends at a bridge party, Tuesday
afternoon-
The Masonic dance held at the
Huber Hall, Saturday night
was
well attended.
The daughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
Draw-lev was verv'-badi «"" scalded
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Mrs. Tom Allen has been kept to
her home on Allen A v e . with an
attack of the flu, the past
few
weeks.
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Th), Tor. h Honor Society held a
meeting. Tuesday. A fter much d.s-
cussion it was decided that the new
members for initiation put on a
*k'1 ’ n A**°",bl>' ,n tho " ,‘*r fulu,?‘ '
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society from last semester, and a
f,.w more will enter the society
this semester.
Robert Day is driving a new
Chevrolet coach purchased at Stipe s
Garage
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A carload o f agricultural time has
Wen unloaded this week by Bcr-
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lb°ld and 1 >. rnarv..
Mr. and
Mrs. N. R Nelson of
Kose City wore Sunday callers
at
the N. G.
Freeman home.
Mrs. Harvey Obnne and son. Jack
of Portland were recent visitor, at
the N. G.
Freeman home.
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wuh ^ r' *1"1 •'Irs' ilmmon*’ °* * '* * ’
t>erK« Friday evening.
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The Southern Oregon Sales Co
The Associated Oasollne Company
will build a I h10,000 cold storairo has completed the erection of a new
plant at Medford.
station at Hood River
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Uhls will l>e received up to A
pril It for I.’ corría of t-fruit live,
first growth fir wood, delivered I.»
Hiltsboro, Or , March 19. More the Cedar Mill school hon.« It It
(h.in J.ill Odd Fellow» of Washing Reeves, clerk.
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hl,10 1(l„ nllfh, Ht
n sooia| gut her i tig urrsngv.l by the
Hillsboro encampn ent.
Addresses
Beaver Chapter
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were made by the grand patriarch.
It'll 1* K ;; St.ile.I ft
j „ m., ShanBon of Oregon Citr. and „
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tation of worthy grand
Beaverton
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hitch hikers o «» f
neav.r.o.. matron Receipt
Receipts ne.en.a y \ isitors
should not spend more energy lift welcome By order if W M„ M,i
»‘‘.wild
u,g their thumb;* up in the air than garet A. Denney Sec
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j, wou[j ta^t, them to walk.
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The office seekers need not think
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lodge
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Wednesday morning the new let- tbat 1’resident Hoover will be Ion.-
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no o is
firs
termen and lettergirls were initiated |y, ,f they fail to call around an I
Pi c » - UPt/w und I lu ; , I I tie.
to the Orange B clubs before the w e him frequently
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The Orange B girla . were first
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Therv is a dispute as to the date 1. o . «, r Hall Mrs. Marl ii. !..
initiated Each girl, flvs m s w w s r , whan a pcvside i should bs inau wis, 8scrotary, Mrs
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Beverley Spear.
Betty Taylor, Fran gurated, but anyway it should tie
bei lain, N. G.
P if
re( Jenna, Helen
llomerich,
and iu season to throw out
tho first
Bessie Johnson, were
dressed a«
baseball of the season.
* » * » ' children. Beverley Spear sang _____________________________________
Bread Board, I can Enani.-l, ,.n,|
“ Mary Had A Little Lamb ’ later,
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‘‘.ch girl gave
, talk about what ft A N T E D and F O K
SALfc
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IV ee
is bor
various teachers thought o f love,
The girls also gave a stunt. They
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John son > F loor W a x
were acting as little children, so
• OO LATE TO CLASSIFY
they pUyfd « Drop the Handker
for sale here. Johnsons*!
For Sale— Shetland pony. Gentle, for
Attorney and Mrs. Robert Simp“-
Members of the ¿¿«averton Grade c h i e f
children. Mrs B. A. Rhose. Sc-
»on and Mrs. Emma Banell were ^ ho01 « • pr'ct.cm g for the coming The Order
o f the B hoys
were
cond and Main Sts.
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Sunday visitors at the N. G. Free- County Track meet.
cleverly dressed. Some represented
man home.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ward, of •c’ r'*s* others negroes,
and
some
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Fr„
Newocrg. visaed with Mr. and Mrs.
Pressed as small hoys. Lloyd For >als-B aled btraw
Two miles
south of Huber on Huber avenue.
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suended . O. A. McLeod, Sunday evening.
Anderson .nd Milton Boring sang
man, and Mrs. Lang attended a
x duet. Monroe shannon sang an
M. Biomquist.
p . 10
Monitor lecture in Portland. Friday
Miss Donelda Norman visited Mrs 0]d j riih s on^
Alfred Johnson re
of last week.
Miller ana her daughter. Maxine,
„ p ^ m The rest of the bov<
Mr- and Mrs. Glenn Alexander over S»*urd*>'
Sunday.
^ - e short talks. All the Order of I » • ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ i l S I
and son Raymond o f Portland were
Members of the Bethel Congrega- the B boys sang the school song.
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Sunday uinner guests at the Guy
Uonai Sunday school are practicing The new members who received
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Alexander home.
ior their coming Easter program.
letters for track, basketball or foot ■
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Benson
and
Newlander
have
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. McLeod via- >*>>
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leased the building and are to have aed with Mr. Fi E. Coleman of . ,a ,V
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it remodeled to be used
as a m o-
1'ortlano. Monday. Mr. Coleman is IT*: f r
Homeri™* Ross
Hart. BEAVERTON I’ ll ARM A O
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dern meat market-
Mrs. McLeods brother.
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Shannon,
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Emmons, ■ ..euverti'n . leading drug
»lore.T
Mr. and Mrs. J. E Stephens and
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. IVnney and Lester
Mrs Stephene's sister of Portland family were dinner guests o f Mrs.
were Sunaay visitors at the home
Denney's parents, Mr. and Mrs- J. The
of a sister at Corvallis.
Asbahr, Sunday.
the play.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. F'- Asbahr and
Mr. and Mrs- Louis Tapp, of Se- l’ r*»ei>ted
visited wth* Mrs. R B. Denney Wed- attle, Washington, are visiting with
director,
daughter Connie Lou. of Portland Mrs. Tapp s mother. Mrs. B. Ander- lnk CMf;
nesday evenng.
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N . J. Skee has rented the W .
MlsS Carn'.‘ P e r s o n , « h o is at . ..a
H. Scidmore place on Lombard St. 1‘ nding Pacific University spent the Wsdo,
to F . C . Doan o f Cornelius, Mr.
***F end wuh her parents,
Mr. Harris.
Doan and his family
expect
to
^ rs- Job" Peterson.
“ Duke'
move here the latter part of the
The Beaverton Lumber
Co. un-
The
"e e k .
loaded a carload of briquets this is being
J. W. Raynard was an invited week. They have also unloaded a class
guest at the Portland
Chamber of c* r^0*^ °* lumber.
Commerce luncheon at the Multno-
Mrs. C. E- Telit left for Los A n-
^ different
mah hotel Monday noon o f this' geles,
Thursday, for two or three .n ro*s ,
week.
Jack reports having
spent wwag*. .Mrs. George Tefft of Hood ‘n .* un? r
r
a v e o ' pleasant hour.
River is staying at her home while "P'{e an a 11 of l’r ‘on anii
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ehUi pepper crowded into each in- M
she is in California.
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Mr. and Mrs M. H Metcalfe and
cisión, and then roasted as usjnl 5
Emma Delsman, who has
son, Ernest, returned home
from
F*en or the onion may be rolled in red ^
VM) I l K M IT RE STORE
Mrs. Metcalfe's parents, Mr. and conducting the Beaver Inn, for the ffp p ^T and the
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Mrs. John Peterson. Mrs. Peterson last six >ears, has sold the fixtures
ted.
is recovering from a recent opera- an^ *s contempulating going into
tion on her nose.
business elsewhere.
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fJ s rs .
a fall she received
pasture after a cow.
blade o f rye grass in
tween the lid and tlie
Mason pronounced it
but painful.
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while in the
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She ran a
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her eye bs •
Mrs. Walter Harris and Mrs. C.
eyeball. Dr. *L Stevens »e re joint hostesses at
not serious the home of Mrs. Walter Harris
Wedneday evening for the
“ Wo
m ens Service C.ub’’ o f Hillsboro,
fourteen betrg present. After the
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business meeting
dainty reiresh-
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i,.en.= were served.
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Did You Ever Stop to Think
That the man to whom your let
ter is going, may be a splendid
judge o f what is good and correct
in printing.
If your printed matter is poorly
gotten up with obsolete type faces
printed with a slur, the ink un
suitable, ar.d |iie stock inferior,
the impression created may offset
the effect o f an otherwise good let
ter.
Printing is the smallest item of
expense entering into your business
and the difference o f good priting
rnd poor printing is so small that
it is the poorest sort of economy
to use any but the best.
The best does not
mean
the
most expensive— but the best suited
to your business printing in which
good type selection and harmony is
used, good press work and the ar
tists touch that lifts it from the
noticeably common to the pleasingly
good.
Let us call and talk over your
printing needs with you. Printing
is o jr business, ar.d it is our busi-
ness to know it.
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Oregon State News
EASTER
HAMS!!
eaverton
V m :ire cordially invited to
ii -¡pect this NEW model
TEN “C A T E R P I L L A R ”
TRACTOR now on display
(!:iilv nt our silcsro o m
A ^Friday,
Salurdsv,
A é
Ren Maynard
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“ Mystery Rider
Serial'
Comedy
W.e Deliver
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Phone Beaverton 3203
NEW SIX CYLINDER
CHEVROLETS on the food
since J A N . ISi
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T o satisfy the overwhelming public demand for th#
new Chevrolet Six, the Chevrolet Motor Company haf
accomplished one of the most remarkable industrial
achievements of all time. In less than three month*
• after the first Chevrolet Six was delivered to the pub«
lie, the Chevrolet factories are producing 6,000 cars A
day. A s a result, more than a qu arter-m illion new
Chevrolet Sixes have been delivered to date — and this
tremendous popularity is increasing every day! If you
have not yet seen and driven this remarkable c a r -
come in for a demonstration!
Bids are open for the erection of a
a Mohler cheese factory.
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A new- mortuary has been recent- !
ly completed at Hood River.
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Plans are progressing for organ- “
iiing a fire department at Wheeler, g
•Sparks Service Station, at H() 0 ti 5
River is being enlarged and reinod- m
c led.
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Plans are proposed for the erec- !
tion of a Linn County courthouse a
and jail.
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R. H. Grant, vice-president In
fcharge of sales of ths Chevrolet
Motor Company; E. W. Fuhr, Pa-
fclflc Coast rsgionsl manager, and
W. J. Richmond, Portland zone
teanager,
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T R A N S P O R T A T I O N
r c o v c v ' C A L
a lt e r
Watson St., Between Bank and P. 0 .
been ■
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3-15 Center Stre#
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Beaverton Market & Grocery
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Funeral services for the late Ho
ward Cauthers, age '¿0 years, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cauthers,
former residents here, were
held
from Portland, Tuesday afternoon.
Interment was at Rose City ceme
tery. Mr. Cauthers had only been
ill about a week with pneumonia, i
ORE. SALEM , ORE.
If
FREE—A ham will be given-FREE
A new Ford Garage
opened at Grants Past-
Sound equipment has been
stalled at the Midway theatre
Newport.
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Brand New Mn-ter
CO l NT I I 1
S T O It E
r. 4 3 4 5 Hast M il.) • :i
UNCLE SI 11 VA ES'
l’ lcnty of L 0 . .I Laugh-.—
— Let's all Have W’h.sipe. A
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Every Wednesday
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been ■
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Logger' Sc Oontrctors
Michinery Co.
Swift’s Premium Hams
has
will
PORTLAND and SA
l.o th
LEM.
SPECIAL SALE
A new cheese factory
established at Florence,
Street lighting faculties
improved in Myrtle Pont,
at
He carry a complete line of — *
FINEST TOILET WATERS
LOVELIFST PERFUMES
MOST DELICATELY SCENTED
SOAPS
POWDERS
ROUGES,
UP-STICKS
COLD CREAMS -
as well as all those things which are
slocked for emergencies and every
day needs.
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»51V Til* PhMton, »515: T V Cmirh, |505| T V Cmi(M, |54f| T V
8*<l»n. »6751 T V Sport Cubriolrt, »695. Th« Convrr.lblr L .m U u, »715; R».1*n
Delivery, *S»Si Li«ht Delivery ChaMia, »400; IH Ton Chatal«. »545; IH Ton
ChaMi« with Cab, »650. All price« (. <». b factory, Flint, Mlah
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DEAN’S DRUG STORE
BEAVERTON
in th e p r i c e r a n g e o f t h e j o u r
S t i n P ^ Stipe’s Garage
Ull|JC'Beaverton> Oregon
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