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FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1029
BUSINESS
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT!)
DIRECTORY interesting Little Note« from the Surrounding Country as
S T U D IO
BARBER
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AT REASONABLE PRICES
Htrphrna,
Our Active Special Correspondents
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FIRST CLASS WORK
1. B.
by
HOME POINTERS
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A L O H A -H U B E R
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If a. »mall amount of vinegar,
: approximately three tableepoonxful,
1» ' poured • over a tough
roaat
before putting it in the
oven,
the meat will requirs leaa cooking
to become tender.
L. D. LcOear, V. S.
St. Lout», Mo.
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^COURT HOUSE ITEMS]"
rcH u n cu
The estate o f Yonelchl Sasaki
died at SeatUa, February 28th,
ANNOlINCtMEVtS I who
ha» been admitted to probate; the
estate »how» real and personal pro­
perty of the value of $2160. A fa ­
ther and a mother residing at Sher­
wood art the only heir*.
urn. nèrtvei«
Cream of tartar added to cooked
frosting will keep it from augaring.
h“ * • BB," porch
There will
be no
dance
at
ndckd to hie home on Wheeler Ave. (:ed4ir Mi|Ie „ext Saturday night.
If the akina of baked potatoea
A. C. HANSON
•Sanford Roger» ia having the In-
Mr». Kattorinan, who haa
been
ARTICLE II
are cut open or pricked with a
aide o f hia reaidence redecorated. ' III for the laat few daya, ia re-
WOOD and COAL
Youth will I*.
.
for,t when tbey •r* fln,t Uken iro,n
i
I
Uaear M“ *"" enjoyed a fishing ported aa improving
Cord Wood or Hlab- any length tni>
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I th, “ id pw vlrb o T ~ u L
n,n* th* 0V*B- th* P°u t^ » » « I « 0 » be
W|th f rj. ll€j ,
th# CMlt 0.
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The Home Economica Committee
°f
no
any kind
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ver the week end.
of I.««dy Grange
givaa a "UM" i* rf nc# lo Poultry wai Intended, bu t;*0* * * '
Prompt Delivery..
I’kona 4504
two weeka
at the
Alice Wheeler
and
Mre. party every
’
• r u l e , T u l l e U ^ Umortehee ^ * d u i - ‘ ,
th* milk
ig “ J*
» . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry Weaver were recent Port­ grange hull.
mg their Amt laying
thin ,n bre#d m ,king w U 1
the
land vieitora.
off
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- 0 «luring any »ubaequent » * „ „ „ . Con- l* * 1* * , f ° [ " urin? 0r o t “
HALSTEN HARDWARE Mra. Hawley Uuck and aon apent
•equently, if hatchee are correctly i,:VOr “ lh* br**d-
STANDARD HARDWARE
tha week end at their collage at
timed ao that plenty o f pulleta will
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and FURNITURE
be brought to maturity torn« time
E*P**menta ahow that cooked,
Cannon Reach.
Cash paid tor
old alovaa and
during the Utter part of Augu.t whoU c*r*“ U * r# h*1**1- th* n re'
Mr and Mrs» Andrew Denholm
furniture
or September, a banner winter egg
or1. P^pured eereala for the
From Our Readers
entertained I'orUaud Iricini» at a
>ea.on ia bound to follow. Pullet* ChlUi * breakfa»t aa they contain
la Rank Hlock
dinner at their home on Stacy
On Thursday
night April 18th
<Juring February „ March I**0*,*
*nd <UrnJlh * *
Ave., Sunday.
Mr. and Mr»- Hedge returned from ,ccor«!!nf to breed, should begin U y-
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t omítalo Service . .
, Ueet of Rata
Cnariea Maxie, who haa bean re-
an extended trip thru California.
inK i uat *bout the right time for,
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caiving treatment at the Good Sa-
We left
1). avi rion
March 2 2 wint«r egg»
i To hav*
a variety
o f dishes,
W hitehall Restaurant
« “ urn1! I
h ° rlUmi’ h<U 'oaking Giant. Pea. th. f,r»t day“
bullet, should not b* allowed to m*ny W° m* n h,ve
‘‘ v ,lu ’
reiurnel lo nia hom* her*.
, tho
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MAGAZINES and CANDY
we ________
encountered
much . _¡n»„
rain and colne mto maturity . too
quickly. Nor- abe to keep a scrapbook of red-
A, Moore left laat week for an snow in th* M b . o f southern Or*, maliy, * pullet starts to Uy eggs
CI*PPW* irom magazines
and
BEA Y ERI ON
M
OREGON
exUnded business trip to luano, lo - Th# eecond day we crossed the Sis- »» soon a . she hM »ach ed m .tur-
ea anu <Mou.*,.a. He expects to be kiyou Mta tho there had been seven *0 »nd her body haa ceased to T
A I V f i r c
l
gone until me lust of July.
inches of
snow th. night before grow. Sometime* Uying sUrU some I
LAJC AL. D ifc W S
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i v i i v i i i i v n , t i i / i' . v i . v i . s
we arrived at our daughters, near r»acn#d and further growth may
Dewey, the plumber, baa finished
it n R rA i RUN AGE l
| Chico.
ZoU — as U
she known
1» known
may remain
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here here
cease. cease.
Such Such
pullet* pullets
may remain
un- un- •^•Htag plumbing at the SUnley
V A. Hue her and grandson, G le'
bolu» ht »ch ick en ranch and has dersized and their eggs may b a d e - Gub* Plmi# Bt Hubw-
r>iprul»r$
A new all electric gas pump to
ti.iiaK , were c-uiily seal visitors, 4000 baby chick*. She Is married fective and smaiL If pullets are ma-
and »eema haulthy and happy with turmg too rapidly, their mash and be used for Standard Ethyl Gas
•a.ujuay.
u iiib o
v U iik l
bright prospecU ahead. Her place animal food should be reduced. Th* has just been installed at Stipe's
i v l A l L A & SU IN
«iioeit
A ioeit buciier is
ia »ecu
seen on the
tlie i»
j( U
„ne
n* and one
half miles from grain rations may also
aUo be
bg slightly Garage.
Garage,
roads around town unvi.ig . new ChUo, on a paved highway. Chico lntroa^d, as pulUU should have a
Mr
William* and
RESTAURANT
roa<1-
SHORT ORDERS !>»«%•
MEALS
S J L t S ^ ^
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f ÜOd . ? i! rV*
Dorothy of Gaston, were
( igmra, lo o u i.o »
on»» ...a...- Vankiesk spent tho Inhabitant».
one
hundred
mile» for- they start laying.
Otherwiae
‘ vimiion“^ the home of Mra-1
Confections, b o il in inks
w m » c .u
mi I u iimiiu * in ocnoii«, north of Racramanto.
tney will not aland up well under
Williams's mother Mrs 0 V- Helm
Cady lima-
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iiuUw, oUuUay evening.
A fU r a few days rest we drovs ^
Urmin of iuying> „„ 1 may fail
. „
to San Francisco getting there Sat. considerably abort of the possible
Mr- and Mr*’ J Connely o f Eu
-.n
lady Uier.y ami daugnur, , fternoon April 8th in the thickest m. xlmum
production- F o r t h a t *ene w*r* Sun'1*y ri*itor« *t the
*• M*e week mmI w a lfte . Smémmml
I.*o Wider» entered a plea o f
guilty of having in poaaaasion and
■wiling intoxicating liquor;
fined
* •’0 0 and paroled on jail santence
during good behavior.
F. W. Delaman entered plea of
KuUty to possession of intoxicating
liquor; fined $500 jjid 6 months in
jail; if he pay $150 paroled on ba­
lance of fine and jail sentence dur­
ing good behavior.
A ffis s i»
Deere * were granted In the fol­
lowing caaes this week by Circuit
Judge, Geo. R. Bagley.
State of Oregon against Elmer
c=5*
J. Williams and others.
General Petroleum Corporation of
BETHEL CHURCH
California against Richfield Oil Co.
. , . . ! of California and A. B Clement,
The Bethel RibU
•chool begin* - Michael
Erison —
and
against
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- - wife
..e
0 ,1 »unday morning with Arthur P. Wentworth and others.
» b a l p M program for » ‘ I. under
standard Oil Company against L.
«»dership of Mr.
Doty, the y. Riggs and W. W. Mellar.
liupenntendant
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O. W. Eastham against Shelton
th. « r m o n Z ^ r w . n *
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si ce of G d’ Come and ioin ^with
W' A- Pur**' *nd F ^ n k Eckes,
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discharged on proper bail.
“ J“
Ur ‘P “ d WOrk ior
P. J- Van Bruggen against Union
vanin_
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High School District No- 3, Wash-
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church is uniting with the in8 ton County, Oregon, given
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s A m v tla ir
A r c h e s “ “o f“ tuT city "in the “ union <l«yi to file an amended complaint.
church service which will be held
p*im*r »g»m st John and
n the cbristUn
Church at
7:45. *n«l CecilU Speis.
pian ♦«, come with vour neighbor
Eugene Walsh and others against
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J. Wesley Price and other*.
Albert Schmidt was given a de­
Church of Christ
cree o f divorce against Lydia Schmidt
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^ nnouncement, -or A I,r-l 28,1929. Marriage licenses issued this week
Bible school at 9:45. You will
Verne A. Dysle, Portland Rt. 2
feel at home in our classes and hear and Bertha Linder, Linnton, Rt. 2.
a good lesson from the good book.
Paul E. Hedly and Hazel Marie
Come on time.
Hirsch both o f Portland.
F. W. BISHOP
Preaching
and
communion
aer-
lu llm v
■*oy drivln« th*re’ h,,wev« r we found marked increase in the quantity of
,ind Mn' Shttnk on w »t»«n »‘ reeC
1*1 .l iMHING and HEATING
at . 11:00. „ Sermon,
“ Putting
our daughUr Marjory, who took us grain|l ied ^
the pUiieU a* their
A dinner will be given by the vice
.
.
uivurces «i^«
Divorces
filed this week
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»n
charge
and
drove
us
over
the
comb#
bt.gin
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At
the
iama
locai
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g
e
on
Wednesday,
May
1,18
Go„
in
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n9
ha^
b
Profg^
m
LoJ, Tooze has filed suit for di-
Hardware. Paints
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clly m# ber. MHV,e; S X , B,L Ck c nd time they cut down on the math a t . between 5:30 and 7:30 p m. A
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E ~ .f* 7 <^ ' Be .°n
80 Torrc »gainst Fenjamin H Tooze.
W-— — “ w».u IMS j.orciK», air. the traffic Jam did not bother her
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we can quit on time. An m teres t- ^ rce »F»»nsi renjamin n. ioozc .
I’hon*. 2003 . . . . . .
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On Tuesday^ April 9th we drove
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pr0gT™
wlU ^ rVen * * * * dl” : ¡ng le.son on the Triump. of the They were m am ed at Sherwood,
iEsiu tM«8. A
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down the Coast rout* to Paao Rob-
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"nss.on fields, and good October 23. 1910. PU.nUff asks care
diktiwwj
vkcu as
> ui
wber^ we stopped over night
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The Ladies auxilliary gave a “ 500” fellowship among young people.
of three minor children,
W. E. PEGG
D d ; M/ Ass
w u-vi» oi two toil if *“ •**' wRh friends. On Wed. the 10th we
no
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card party at the Huber club house
The evening service will be an-
Alva J- Emerick against Lola M.
ui.U
lulls«
uvea a—i m u -
weiv ____ _ ^ ^
Ange)e|li ^ ¡ -----
„ , 5 thru - b u ,ld ln 8 »* th« blrd* nrn,iiu-iinn
r«-‘»ch m * C,*
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__ . other union service
___v m!Hek
thev church
were Emirick,
married they at were
UNDERTAKER and EMUALMER
prize was _____
won v_ by Mrs. C. Nunni-
at this
married
at
went on
MIA WUA AO l#.«AUAAijr All« g fO O U lia * .
many
including 'l >-
u ^ r.l!ie producUon b*~ camp and consoUtion by Mrs. C. with Rev.
Nolt o f the Nazarene Portland. Feb. 18, 1911 She asks
beautiful citlei.
lira ter loa
Asitmitar » a wtii ah *» aomu MkVuaAu Sant« Bar!»ary» V'entura and other*.
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W. Beckett*
» church doing the preaching. La^t care of 4 minor children.
Grange Building — I
« «Uv«4 wsisiAiMou |it«u
u/
Usv On Saturday the 13th wre it ir tfd
ib usua y c:
rt
1
• Sundav niirht there wax « derided
Eileen Huakey against Roy Husk-
AKAA ajs A« UUA'i aiu ‘ iouevy m u « So"uth ‘ G r .t " stop being WhitUer, not to force pdU U tato
i n c ^ L "in u J ^ w d 'V n d “
cy.'m arried . t Vancouver, June 14.
w . fou n d Bud and John Hun- Uying by feeding large quantities any great detail in this article On £ c^ *
in ^ e ^
d ‘ nd
1919. She « k s care of 1 minor
Beaver Wood Ot Ice Co. gtsaga nari o f U *l p . - « , batur- wher*
J," at th. iUtion waiting on their of mash. Instead, limit
the mash the contrary, I have tried only to Mrvlc* « was- 5,0 come earl> an«l chnd
Ulocx
Wood, Planer
Ends; AU u* y - _
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unt|j
pulleta •
are
quite
lay «uggest
suggest enough
enough so
so the
the reader
reader wiU
wUl get
get a a good
good eeat.
seat. Special
Special musical
musical
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many
euatomer. for g a . and . . oils,
until PuU«*
« <«»“
• ready to Uy
Je, sje Patnce agnmnt Louis Pat-
grade* of Ulaii-Wasb. coal.
The-e two B*sver«o„ boy. c.rU In- lad, by f e e d in g a greater amount want to know more about methyls fe»tures included in the program
m a rrie < 1 Washington County,
Yard at Front A Mam
tsixvl-sa si.U
bmcry
vsuivices
,
mistake in their selec- of grain, to get them fat. Such a of increaaning the winter profits of the meeting.
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P.
L. bchwlu
Phone 6702 »pem
rriUsy
»pv.It Friday in rordand. cai.n.*
m*d* ^ l y f ^ r . good business radon emphaai.es the fat making from hi. flock
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Cooper, Pastor ; Ore-, November 9 ,1 1 0 ».
BEAVERTON
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OREGON ou airs. 1 1 - at V anale«*, wno
“ point but a beautiful city in which material and. by withholding the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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St. Cecelia Church
o*i*. Joe Gerig of Salem has q K., and following Saturday fo l- danger of a
Beaverton Barber Shop | w iu
TO SLEEP IN HER CHAIR
«pemiuig in« past wvea wiui lowed' coast route to San Diego Mash should not be entirely elimin-
"Nghts I sat up in a chair, I had
Sunday M asses — 7:40 and
C. J .STEVENS, PROPRIETOR ner stalar, -*r*. August Gainuaun, and on Sunday to Ti* Juana, Mex- atad, as it contains materials need-
| ivwurutug tv iwr non,« u,« urst oi ifo y y Impression o f Mexico is not ed for building up the muscles of
rtomach gas so bad. I took Adlanka 1 0 a. m.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Sunday C atechism — 8:30 and
the week.
tj,e best. All manner of gambling young fowls. Too much of it, how-
and n8th“ |* I ®«t burta ^ * . now- 1
1:30 a. m.
Oregon
Ur. C E Ms »on of Beaverton was "nd drinking wide open. It was my .ver, may precipitate egg laying be-
"1«*P «n* Mrs. Gleen Butler.
on real estate. Low inter­
B«avertoa,
B aptism — 2 p. m.
_________ town duung in* past
cal- Arri »HP out of U S ^ and j»i^ ^ p r o ; fo r . it is desirable. Give tha de-1 Even the First spoonful of Adler-
est cost, repayment priv­
ic* nauents bsbly be my lsst. The government veloping pullets all the grain they ika relieves gas on the stomach and
W eekday Mass 8 :2 0 a. m.
ung on some of his sick
our line asked three will eat during early fall and a f- removes astonishing amounts of old aad 7 :3 0 p. m.
C. FLORENCE
ileges.
W rite for details.
| in c y ar* all reporlad aa getting inspectors st
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* questions, viz., our nationality? Any ter they come into normal laying, waste matter from
the system.
along vary well.
Rev. J. M. O’ Neill
Mexican goods and any bottle goods'* gradually decrease grain with a Makes you enjoy your meals and
E sctric Wiring sad Heps rlag
W A S H IN G T O N
Airs. August Dallmann and sta- Wc
^ b(lck
to Long Beach for corresponding increase in mash feed- t)
better. No matter what you
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Edward Hines Western Company
Huber, Ora,
Tel. 2407 ter Mra. Jus G«rig of Salem and
and got on * to V L. A
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- s i„g.
have tried for your stomach and
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Savings & Loan Assn.
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Herman
Dailinatin
were ft, visitors
will start immediately on the con-
day night. On Tuea. we headed
U puliets have been properly de-
Adlerika will
Shute
Bldg.
Hillsboro, Ore.
surpnse
you.
struct
ion
of
a
large
and
modern
••«, iw ft ft « »» »■,» » « » » » ,
nnrth over interor or ridge route, velopcd along the lines just de-
, ’
Adv-3 sawmill plant in Bums.
and Mrs. haiu Gerig of Cornelius,
— tting Into
Yosemite Park, on scribed above, they should begin lay- 1 Dean s Drug Store.
BEAVERTON FEED
LETTERS
JTZU
p*rt of lh* Jb'"' *n
d 1 did n
o;en
; X ™ ^ »hom
*of M
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au-M
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LOANS
and
PRODUCE COMPANY
Highway and O- E . T racks
M anager
C. J. Beach • M a n , * ‘ r
Eiwood W ilson, aon of
Mrs. Warren ri irson, who
IU during lit* post few
£
Mr. and Wednesday p m-. and, sU>, 8d ^
inF i u,t_ as
ha. been rack over night, costing
$14.00 for ter quarters. The.r qusrter. should
week, in double cabin and beds for four.
<n0t be changed after .they start
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s- b lt*
y Ç
r . t u n J to bU i^ .n . last Monday 1 2 inches snow but the «candeur. f , w
* molt «nd íal mg off n
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There were scores of deer that .hould never be housed with old
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Everett Snider made a business ^ M M t cut of our hands- The „
hen».
The more mature
hens
F ir.t ( |,*, Plumbing Heating and lrip ^ Ke8dv“ 1« Pr,day
«-«turning
h , , , , we did not annoy the younger one* and that
n r . t l l . . . numbing, nesting sad home
h.— witn two k
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on
#o
rriM,d,y
term*
^
inUrferes
with
horses which were
__ ! o« so friendly term* too interferes with
their
laying.
Ga» hitting Done at Reason
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ablo Price» Her*
Iy deliv.rod to Reodvili# parties,
Saturday evening after » f or feedingr*nd handling laying hens
We Cut and thread all aize Pip# who purdmsed them
in eastern ^ ond#rf„ u y interesting trip. Fol- wiU apply to pullets developed es-
I’ hon# Beaverton 3303
Oregon.
lowing Tuesday drove our own m a- pecially for winter egg proluction.
A
Urge
number
of
the
member*
chine
hack to Chico, thence on
0 f coure, I do not mean tnat
FRANK
NOYES
of ti^ LMuiea’ Aid were present north to Beaverton.
older Hens are ,n8aPa e °
Ml tne regular meoUug neUl at me
General Observations
egg poduction meely oeuausc 1 na e
i enuren thui oday altcrnoou. The so-
Many beautiful
places south of emphasized the desires 1 i y 0
DR. A. E. WILSON
ciety nas a lot of worn on hand and San Francisco, and »till more sou
veloping pullets for
herd a »pcual meeting for this rea- of i^,«
Angeles Numerous plsces Wjth proper culling,
b« 8d,n* •"
Optomeriat
•on.
have road, skirted with beautiful
fa d in g , hens can be
made to l»>
Eyes Tested
Frames Fitted
t .
- nd the ortnffaa and W- almoat as many
during th«
Mr. and Mr*. J. We.ton Hall and P"1" '
d»j,e a picture that Is winter months as in warmer weath-
Beaverton
Oregon Mn, Boston, and daughter, Mi*»
^ describe andr every indie*- tr . The subject of special feeding
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Eveline Hall and
Mrs. Mabis Hall-
hard to
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nroarerity
In the nnd handling of fowls for winter
Jl J
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P T k .S -
TU- “ J J S S o S . » . how.v*r. o< .u l-
day afternoon and
evening
with
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it don’t rook so ftcient importance to constitute »
I their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. E.
^ wI . T m o s t wonderful trip. .."s ta te S t e le .11 byltaelf.
J
L. Cox-
j belive If made one month
The reason for emphasising^
but
tv.ryon e >. .n .i.r f
U«Und lb . ¡ ^ . “ Sr? .» d “ ' »
t h i f " r in Y r la c h t t O ,
Our « o ik «peaks for itse.f.
Beaverton, Ore.,
Buy on a Sound Basis?
W© stand behind every Used Cai
bearing the Red Tag
with an OK.
that counts
DEWEY
THE PLUMBER
"» m m, r r i w s L - r s
* — r s u-«..
n k 't t w r s » . m
TiasrscHooi. news ±
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V*. o Carry a Good Selection of E
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Í Shrubbery, Fruit, FU-
^ bert And Nut Trees
S OELRICH NURSERY
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COMPANY
Visitors
Welcom*
l.ocnterl one mile north of Reed-
v lie, at the corner of market
nnd Baseline Roads.
Hillsboro, Oregon,
Route 4.
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PASTRIES
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Dixie
Dixie
Betsy ____
Ross
Bakerite
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Bradley
Davidson
FRESH EVERY DAY
Dixie bread also fresh on Sundays
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If You Are Thinking of Purchasing
A Radio Or Are Needing Repair
Work Don# tin Your Car, Call
THE BEAVERTON GARAGE
Mr.
Flynn
n. CU,V„ .1 I W f t f t l « ■
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f ant to addresa Ut* meeting,
member* ot the church ara urged
t to be present-
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KINTON SCHOOL NEWS
\ The scholars from Kinton school
Manager
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who were its the declamation contest
sponsored by tne Washington coun-
he.d
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ty teachers association,
Forest Grove Friday attornoon were
as follows; Division I, Humorous,
Eunice Snider and Harry Ludwig;
ui u mu in. * »^Mvs.av .
If Bierly; Uivifion II, b v tltM Young
Their teacher, Mr*. Harriett Ford,
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- ot , the
i _ „«rains
and
some
yarenis accom-
accom-
pun led them on the trip, ln ero
Wsre no winners among th# Kin-
ton
studanta but all did their part
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well and enjoyed the contest, lhere
was no session of Jthe primary
Klado, Friday »itom oon.
Mrs- 1 'srl TofTsiT teacner of the
upper graui \ v » s in an automo-
Kcidcnt Kriday morning. She
WHg quite badly shaken up and cut
by glass, bqt no bones were brok-
.n . Consequently, ther# was no school
in her room, Friday.
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Helmholz and
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family o f Salkum_ Washington,
and
WE PRINT
of Onalaska,
CATALOGS
PRICE LISTS Mr- Edgar Whitcomb oi unaiasaa,
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IW,tb Mr’
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TRACK
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St*C Mary’s,
Beaverton,
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lor h .m . «•« « » W
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Pritrf
Hillsboro, down in w*tfr, 9 obtained from al-
be . mixed
glass should
inuuiu
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«* ifto.il mA w a t e r at
, . L ASSEMBLY HELD
parts of cold bol‘ed T * . „ ‘ " ^ k s
f ^ i n l assembly was called ¿ohitlon kept In stone Jar.r °i: crocks.
Acartemy.
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at th e se O u t-
standing Used
l l standing
Car V a l u e s
1925 Ford Coupe, good motor, up­
holstering in fine condition shock
absorbers.
1921 Ford Coupe, in good shape,
tires, body and motor O. K.
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Tu^ .d*ly 'morning to give letters to
iha
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the boy*
b oy . wno m u v»*,,'i*
^ in gny event at t h e Saturday
L ttckmeat or had received two se-
' . _nlsees.
tlond
third places.
K«ff<I « » bf rT*
» nd free from
they
tuorounntj
L . i d wftft„i«u<i
d e d
they »re thoroughly
odor*!provid
^ ^
scalded, r >
wat(r BhiSs solution
full « 0 1
the eggs from day to
f t i - r t - »•,J C
The four-foot woman who rocent- day « pu\Æ
tbf y * , ? least two inches
j
married a circus giant ove
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plorht
feet tall certainly hM a hus-
p|
gbt foot
b.n d to look up to!
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u nny0ne suggests it, we re sure
M
wtiliam Hale Thompson will
chBnge his name to Hail William
Thompsonl
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i f unemployment abates, what v.i
unemployment statlscians and in-
- for
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vestigators do
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livin g.
t «re
the eggs. No dirty
of »elution «mr*
o e should ^
be uged
used nor
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when they were laid. They
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.hsolutely fresh, laid the
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th#y #re put ln the *o-
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The cost of preserving eggs in
thi. way is very small and calls for
lmogt n 0 work at all. F.ggs n
WiU keep for six or
eight months if stored in » cool
dark place, well covered, and may
The line “ Man wants but little then be used for all cooking purposes
here below" must have been in the of for the U b e
The advantages
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¥
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I have not »ttemptod
to
go into
1928 Chevrolet Landau Sedan, 4 new
tires, motor completely recondi­
tioned, good duco finish.
1927 Chevrolet Coach, motor over­
hauled, new duco, a fine car.
1924 Star Roadster, in gool condi­
tion 1929 license, $95.00
1924 Lt- Six Stude. Tour., come in
and see this car.
1925 Star Sedan, a good car sold
with good terms.
1922 Ford Tudor Sedan,
unused transportation.
Lots of
E. Stipe
took
for.the
used car department is operated under
O U the R Camous
Chevrolet Red O. K .Tag system.
Under this plan, we attach the Chevrolet Red
O. K. Tag to the radiator cap o f every recondi*
tioned car—showing exactly what vital units o f
the car have been checked or reconditioned by
our expert mechanics.
$
We believe that no fairer system o f used car mer*
chandising has ever been worked out—for it
assures the customer honest value.
Due to the great popularity o f the new Chevro­
let Six, we have on hand at this time a wide selec­
tion o f “ O. K .’d” used cars taken in trade on new
cars. Come in and look them over. You are sure
to find exactly the car you want at a price that
will amaze you. Terms are exceptionally easy.
At Stipe’s Garage
Beaverton, Oregon
R ed_T ag^w ith
an
OK
that
countf”