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WHY DRINK SO MUCH W A T ER ? I«________________________________ ■«8 '¡ *
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should 7 Real Estate Transfers
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This advice is for persons in health*
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have go. d health and want to k?en Xumm et al, lx>t 4, Hlk. 63, North
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water eiei > day is an » tains-
absolute . •» M t y . lh # t..». . «
A. W. Sche lerberger et ux to
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ir i \ty to aeventy-ltvo Tillio Hollingswoith,
Part Lot I.
per cent » 'ter We get rid of
wa- Sec
1, T S S.. R. 1 W.
Mr. Ernest Livermore of lluber u r by the processes of nature;
we C- S. Hartley
et ux to Russell
is sick with a bad cold.
breathe cut water vapor and
we W. Sewall, Part c f Thus H. Den-
Wilbur Hansen is sui. with the evaporate water from the whole bo- ny Cl. T 1 S. R. 1 W.
mcasels.
* .Jh i **>' »llr f' *•» every day and all day. la.
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Mrs. Mat.
Su „ 1 . • . h«- been l t
d,d n,,t t'* l* nc* thi* loM b>'
HOME POitN itbivS
quite ill for the lust three days
“ sufficient intake we should wither- ^
w L. Evans spent the week e n d ! UPvr .
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wh* " preparing fresh crabs for
ater softens the food we eat, the table an unusual flavor may be
at his cottage at Lake Lytic.
making it more easily digested and obtained by cooking them in a g al-
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|f *«> ¿¡lutes the blood Ion of salt water to which has been
Mr‘ J ' li Kin* o { S '» « * * 1 » 'i s i t - sbsorbe
!? * ." .* * £ 1 * ” h‘ " S U A * nd L •m* lym,’h and *“ •!»• the membranes added’ one cup of vinegarand whole
I • Adams.
soft, lt helps regulate
the
laxly
awca, u , [ t.
stipes unhaded another cat load
temperature by distributing heat
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Chevrolet sixes the
first to “ * various parts and by dispo-
Tapioca placed in the bottom of
part of the week.
*ing of surplus heat through re- fruit pies wdl absorb the juices and
Mr
Mri ,
. P'vat on. And last, but not least, keep the pie from becoming soggy.
enings
Alfred Davies was
visitor, Saturday.
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Erickson's Garage received 2 cars
of tractors Saturday,
Ralph Davis of Toledo spent the
week end at tne home of Mr. and
Lou“ Hughson.
instead ol nav..g a fractured knee
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Maude M.llcr of Portlanu was a
V>ouiw«j«y v.siior at tbe home of
n«r mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis.
Henry Martin of the Geidennen
p.ace made a business trip to P o rt-
~nd. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Burr of Cea-
tian a, Wash
were dini.tr guests
ai too K. M Wotf horn, « w i l l y
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Lutie ixniley Louis« is the new
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Guy Carr
vfi>> I lio
U.\a e -
born a t the Wdcox Memorial
w i ^ M ^ a ^ Mra. C W F I ^
of Alolia, Sunday evening.
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pUyed
two n up 1 tiers in t.ie Journal Juniors'
program over station k F. J . R.
.« R.ir!>am Cr.-.v vis;;, 1 w th
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Mr, Jühn
Bani.U3
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l urtland, over the week end.
A. J . K ia it of Woouland Aerei
Stipes delivered
i» uesuu.ymg his place by having
f
rad.o W ith dyna mic
...w» ivuiCc auucu U> the front of tP v r
-Vrl* '" ' »peaker
um tot.
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Mi s iairra.ne Tcrkins spont Sat-
i W u Cr
‘ ^ c a t n , T to
t l r be y fced
u :d j «
u.e ».aves Airport arrived h e « the
first of the week.
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Mrs. —.za^eUi Davis celebrated
er * ..c u i) -iu n .n birthday, Wednes-
»Ay e.en.n g. About twenty rvlauves
«*.u m enos were present.
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t . It. Jonnson of the Richfieiu
is Co. ha* installed a Unk for
t-Uiyl gasoline a t tne plant, near
uie raaioao, west of town
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a«*», r . ¿uiiut, who live* near
tne iailroad tower, underwent an
operation for gall stones at a riiu s-
ouro n»Ap.Al Tuesday mornmg.
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uu.«e of
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Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vt. Gemela of Hills-
boro. Route 2 . are parent* of a g irl,
born luesday mornmg at tne W il-
cox memorial hospital in Portland.
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Mi*s Gladys Sheilenbcrger who
u teaching at Strasael, visited over
the week end witn her parents Mr.
and M rs.a L. D. Snelienberger.
Mr». F . M. Smith and children
Naomi and t rancis, are spend.ng
the week writn Mrs. Smith's parents
Mr and Mrs.*N. Smith of Whitford.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Young and
son Ja ck , and Mr and Mrs. Edward
Boring visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jam es Pollock of Portland, Wednes
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Freeman
were luncheon guesta, Thursday of
last week at the J . Yeager home
in Tigard, former Beaverton resi
dents.
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,n *h* preparation of hssh some-
thing to give a distinct flavor is
needed. With veal, add bacon fat,
xwitH beef or lamb, liver is best.
Liver added to corn beef hash is
ffaod
good.
Celery leave«
jn
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vest.
Sausage
flavor and green
ar, , „ 0 ^
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S a : ^ y -With Mrs Miller C t
l ^ t elimination
, ithrOU* ^ th%
r i ' than
, nd
daughter
Maxm«, of Portland- f'u* org.ns iS of
and V? this
Miss Myrtle Johnson who is tram -
' If tor a r . , « a the Good Sam^ri-
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tan hospital, u is
home .... on a three
uirce
weeks vacation.
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Good Laughs—
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Every Wednesday
S P E C IA L S A L E
Swift’s Premium Hams
March 21 to March 31
F R E E - A ham will be g iv e n -F R E E
Big Food Show Sat. April 6
Beaverton Market & Grocery
Phone Beaverton 3203
We Deliver
These Progressive Businessmen are Paying for Publicity for Beaverton#
Show Them Your Appreciation By Giving Them Your Business*
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The Beaverton Community
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country
pointe.
One £ R R R R I B R H R H R R R R R R B R R :
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¡ f geography
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r gu a y heard . - requeeted pupils In
Tuesday svsning from lUdlo ^
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” BEA V ER THEATRE ■ v*ry ‘
■ Station K TBR in Portland will this programs on Tuesday evening* for
■ week be heard Saturday
evenng ^
educational Interest contained In
between the hours of cght and nine the information which is given con-
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APRIL 8 - 8 P. M.
To Discuss the Beaverton High
School Building Program
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gram are being very well received,
not only in our own community, but
that during the past week favorable
comment had been received from
listener* in S t.
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Your Spring House ( leaning
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Paint Time
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Here.
8«* Ue For ftpecisl Prices
$1.65 to $.1.95 a gallon
th*Y m,k# the* * Programs very ds-
» « W “' " 4 Interesting. Tell your
friends of tbe wonderful program
they can hear by simply turning
the radio dial to KTBR thia Satur-
d»r nifht at eight o’clock, end Tues-
Station, d*y night* at si« o'clock.
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mitting locations of any sUtion in
the city of Portland snd should m s- Don t forget to tun. In on KTBR
tonally increase the reception qu.l- Saturday sv.m ng at 8:00 o clock.
ity from this popular station. KTBR
These Tuesday night programs are
in their new location will be using sponsorsd by a group of local bust-
the full power of thefr new 600 ness men. Tha purpose la to ad-
watt Wsatern Electric transnittlng vartlse Beaverton, making ita many
equipment, which 1» conceded to be beneftte known to averyone. These
the very h.ghest type of radio send- entertainment* contain local talent
ing set.
only. There are may gifted muei-
Mr- Rose of tbe K TBR eUff in- ci»n»
our liM,i community, and
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information from the Byrd Expedi ness- -where other explorers have pio
tion's Bose of Operation In the hither neered —and lost their lives.
The comfort of the men has been
to Incommunicable vastnesses of the
carefully looked after—Their working
A ntarctic J n d ia t e th a t wonderful and sleeping hours are carefully
progress is bring made In unlathom - planned—Their food scientifically prs-
lng the mysteries thm «.»ve obscured pared is the most nourishing for that
this unknown part of the w tfi*.
part of tbe world, and Just ss the
This Is the first expedition to keep .« Jin Is an essential part of the equip
open e line of communication be ment of t i e Expedition, so also were
tween the settle of operation and civi Simmons beds luG'-'r'.d in ths neces
lization itself. Whet th at means to ' sities taken along. " Sleep la m this
the morale of the men. the average ! section of ths world the most essential
reader scarcely understand*. Thry the fsetor. snd undlsturbsd-rsstful slum-
use of the radio, constant com m uai- : her m ust be had by the brave men
ration is possible.
Modern science1 who ar* wilting history u> the Ant
WUI help penetrate the hidden vast- j arctic.
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Beaverton Pharmacy
Mr. J . 11. McLeod celebrated hi |
birthday, Monday, Jla r» h 2 r>, u ; *
a dinner party. Those present were J
Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Williams a n d .*
children, Mrs. Short of Portland, ¡ J
Miss Mildred McLeod and Mr. le d ■
llornecker of Hillsboro, and Mr. and
H r», f i .
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K T B R S a tu rd a y , M arch 3 0 , 8 to 9 P.M .
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Adults 35c
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Mr* Barbara Gorham attended a '
luncheon and bridge of thel328 Ma
tron's club a t the Heathman Hotel
Saturday. The past Grand M atron,:
M argaret Barnes of Grants Pass, 1
and associate
Grand Conductress. <
Minnie
W. White,
were
special '
guest*.
Mrs. Elizabeth J A b t e r
of
8t.
Helens is a guest a? the fc‘>me of
Dr- and Mrs. J . R . Ta'^ert-
Iabiater is the mother of Miss 4 n
nabelle Isbister, who was formerl;.
instructor in Pometic Science and
a rt in the Beaverton High School
Beaverton I. 0. 0. F Hall
ere especially good
*«rvcd with roast
meat adds a spicy
pepper nnd parsley
thiV dressing.
Saturday, April 5«4—
Oliver Curwood'e
SL A V ER ”
WITH
O Malley
picture from th e jj
s great writer
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'Husbands Won’t T s l!"^
VAST MOMTAJH& O ß
t e s AS fA O AS T h e
e r f ca u ses
Monday April 8
Given by the
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Star Shots'*
Commander Byrd Makes
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Startling Discoveries
Noon Luncheon
Daughter’s of Union Veteran’s
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b»-fore breakfast.
The Tuesday bridge Club met at tip the stomach for
< o f Mrs. Leslie Spencer, other four during the
Mrs F. G. Donaldson won the prize *c t, not only as a
for high score.
mach and intestine,
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and -'^r4' Fittenger of Los
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Ar.geles, Cal . visited „» ,k„ u ____ to healthy action.
of Mr and Mrs. W. Manning Wed-
Look upon the drinkink
nesday.
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as a good health
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you drink no less
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Parmeter of Aberdeen of water per day
•pent the week er.d with the J . H
Hulett family. Mrs Parmeter is an
The program to
( Friday) bv the
BUnt
Mr. Hulett.
to be postponed until
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M rs. V . A . Woods, M rs. Fred
Qmsted, M rs. F . W . Livermore,
J r ., Mr». Leslie Spencer. Mrs. N
W . Gorham, Mrs Charles Jacka,
and Mrs. W. VanKleek went to see
the Dufwin players, Tuesday eve
ning.
LEWIS BROTHERS’
L IM B E R YARD
° " e o r tw o
Mrs- Wm. Biel left for a visit i
with her sister, Mrs. William Ham-
ner of Fresno, California. They are
both daughters of Mr. and Mrs. E.
E . Swenson.
The Sunday School of the Bethel
church present their Easter
pro
gram Sunday morning during the
Sunday school period, 9:45 to 11:00
An interesting program has been!
prepared by the children to w hich’
everyone ie invited to attend.
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are for because
rarer
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Mrs. Donald M. MacNeil and son,
Dona.d, returned hqme Tuesday a f
te r a few weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Painter of
Matches, W ashington.
Mrs. May, a sister of Mrs- L.
M. Thomas, who has been in n
Portland hospital has improved so
she was able to return to her
home in Moro the
first of
this
week.
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Jam es Davis and family of North
Plains spent Wednesday at the home
of his mother and sister, Mrs. E liz
abeth Davis, and Mrs. Louis Hugh-
ten.
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C. J . Beach is making improve
ments at his market, near the O.
and E. tracks. New candy cases
and linoieani have been added, ma
king a decided improvement.
Johnson’s Floor Wax
for sale here. Johnson's
W ax is the best polish
lor floors. We also have
an electric polisher which
we will rent.
Mrs. 11 ip 1 tre-q n v ted with
ber mother Mrs.
Myrtle Haines,
and
her si- er
Mrs- Lawerer.ee
1 ucker, Monday.
Mi
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*• y • I»'»!, and »laughters
Helen and Thelma \:*.:»d with rc!-
at v,-s a- Hi i k
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Mrs. Je ss Thomas, of Medford,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Tromas. Mrs Thomas
.» a sister-in-law of Mr. L . M.
Thomas.
Don’t forget the bridge and “ 500"
party in Masonic Hall Saturday eve
ning, April 6 at eight o'clock. R e
freshment, nic* prizes. Twenty five
cents. Everybody come.
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land.
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The oonatrurtlon o f a new store
Rids will tie rwooteed up to A-
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in (ilenwood Is fast nearing coin- prtl 3 for 12 cords of 4-foot Ileo,
ST A T E
pletion.
first growth ñr wood, dsllvsrtd to
A mvidern laundry will be estab-
ths
Cedar Mill school house H H
The
Pacific Tel A Tel. Co. Is w
ex-
lished at Wheeler soon.
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Adv. elfi-IT
tending a phone line from Newport IW*ves, ciora.
I he Salem post office will be re- t 0 T aft
-..».id and enlarged
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A new warehouse will he built
Hie Baker White Pine Lumber in MilL.n Freewater for the Free
ah l.ndgr No.
Company has changed hands.
«4M m esta
firs t
water Tomato Grviwers assoeiation
and third Tuts-
Two apartment houses wdl be e - ■* * coat of fili,700.
dav e v e n in g *
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txcietl on Everett Street in P ort
Tha city of Nvwberg will issue
7 ;itl p M In th s
bonds in the near future for the |. o . O. F. Hall Mrs. Marjorie Le-
installation of 0.360 feet of a ten- win. Secretary, Mrs. Sarah Cham-
| Itread Hoard. 1 can Enamel, and
inch water pipe.
| berlain, N. 0 .
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Mnce only
only s a part
part is
is replace»!
replace»!
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Since
BEAVER Tnr-AiKE
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by* f.
the food
PROGRAM
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Many people fail to drink
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nctent quantity of water. Such peo - ■
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mount of water and although they H Beavertim’s leading drug store.H r. '
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digestion they never think that lack ^ « M H a a a i a i « 4 A 4 a i a u « s i a i - ? K
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burned in the hotly to keep us warm
and to give us power to work and
ve. There is a constant breaking
down and wearing out of cells and
,issueg «»d this broken down and
worn out material is thriwn Into
the bKHxl to be gotten rid of by the
' un* * - kidneys, and intestines.
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»he accumulation of poison in the
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