The Beaverton review., June 21, 1929, Image 3

FRIDAY, J*tiNK 21, 1029
THF BEAVERTON REVIEW "
BUSINESS
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
DIRECTORY Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as
Jay morning from a very bn.y ses- j | FARM
on o f Oregon State (.range. Wash- ! - n * cior„
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REMINDERS
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M“ " ' " " * * * 10 L V "ockwood
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^rstsam.
In charge o f Investigation» ot field
and forage insects in Oregon. Farm­
FIRST CLASS WORK
cisco, *pont the week end with Mrs
er* who pl»n to raise • clover seed
AT REASONABLE I’ RICES
IKINTON H A P P E N IN G S i Wulkt'iishuw'a daughter, Mr*- C. W
crop this season are advised to take
Aloha-fluber
Review
J. K. Mtrphrna. Prop.
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Mr*. i'**rl T oiler o f Hlierwotal
Portland w*, t *s*r
th* r hay crops o ff
Mrs. Watson was
Mr. and Mr*. E. .Smith of Tacoma,
| the field* before the first brood of
wa* callinir on friands around hviv Wash., nephew of J. T, Vanllorn and visitor la»t week-
A. E. IIANSON
midge leave the clover head*. The
Sunday evening.
Mr*. Orph* lu n a r o f I’hUadi-lphia,
WOOD and COAL
Mr*. Anna I.ivcrigood Is having observant farmer may det»rmlne this
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Mia* (¡lolly* DaMmann ha* baan ill i1*., n,e<e o f Mr- Van Horn, spent a her residence pamted.
d>U by examining the clover bio.
Cord Wood or
S la b -a n y length d r a*
tka pMt week with th# mump.
few deya lu«t week at the horn* ot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Weaver
were
»m s.
•ny
kind "but la reported a* getting along nlce- Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Van Horn, Tile
recent Portland visitors.
When the tiny pink larvae are
Flat road.
Frompt Delivery.,
I'hone 4504 Jy.
Mrs. II. Lowry ha* resigned her flr,t ***n ,n th* h'‘“ d"" th# h** tr0*
Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Dallmann and
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Mr , nd Mr». F,
Merman
and
position at the Reedvill« Station- , '!°.,,Id
r*m'>ved •« **>" •" P " * "
ith
Mr.
liait
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sible in order to avoid danger to the
II t l U T IT M
II A l t I 1 W A M ir i
»t Oregon City were visitor* *•"*“ *
bu'1,J,‘ Y
*
F- Gaunt Sr »pent the week end ^
b th# Mcond hrood of
l l A L h 1 lb IN
l l . A l l l i V A l l r i . *t the home of Mr. and Mrs. t>. II. ,,,®nn a stater,
Mia I<
I aj
o ii » u hiiubtui
wth hi. son Frank and family at midge. 'n , . object of this early cut-
of Rockwood. Albert Obriat ol Or*a
STANDARD HARDWARE
I Paterson, Bend Road, Hunday.
ham returned with them and will Mountaindale.
and FURNITURE
\ ting I* to cut short the development
Cash paid for
old *tov*a and * F. A. Rucher and son Albert spent visit hi* grandparents, Mr. und Mrs.
Roberta Marvin will enjoy a va- of the larvae before they reach the
ftunday In Portland where they were
furniture
Auguat Dallmann for a while.
cation o f two weeks with relatves adult midge, by drying up their food-
gunata of Mr. Rucher'* daughter*,
la Bank Hleck
Mr*-
A.
H.
Dallmann
and
»on
A
l­
at Oregon City.
j The adult midge ia a tiny, delicate
Ml**#* Ida and Rosa Bucher.
bert spent Friday with Mrs. D*U-
Mr. and Mra. Sophus Borlokkl tw<>-winged fly which appears In the
Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Van Klock manna daughters in Kockv/otd and
of Yamhill, were rieitors |a»t week c,ov#r fi«M* in late spring, laying its
Fountain 8*rvlc* . . .Boat of Kata
and daughter Mir* Fffie from Hitcon Gresham. Herman W llm .nn ho* em at their home here.
e*g* ,n th* clover heads. The young
wer* I W b M tha horn, of Mr. and p|oym. nt ,n Gresham u„d Alb, ri
Whitehall Restaurant
u- ,
. - .
. . maggots work theid way Into the
Work commenced lu t week to ^
^
H.re they feed until
Mrs. J. J. Van Kleek Sunday after- returned the lu t of the w e«- to
MAGAZINER snd CANDY
move Sew ell e Service Station, pre- m4ture when they drop to the
I *t*y With hi* *i*ter in Gresham.
BEAVERTON
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OREGON
M r and Mr*. Walter Van K leek, Mra. , W
T w ler WM
t
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Wld*n «Found-
On the ground they spin
the highway.
- minute s-lken cocoon* inside of which
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*nU th*
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Monday evening
Pauline Kinnerman ha* been ill they change to adult nudge. The
with Mr. Van M * A s brother and <(lj pri.* .llUd
the e.ght graduates
Beaverton Lumber Co.
wife, Mr. and Mr*. J. J. V.»n Kleek, th«|r diplomas. The gruuuating class with ati attack of appendicitis at tanner prevents tha larva« of this
Pleasant Valley road.
i e x .r u -c» of fig school« ... tms d.s- the home of her parents Mr. and generation from reaching the adult
WE BOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
midge by cutting hie hay crop «any.
Iba following were guest*
the tnct
will be held at the Scholia Mr». L. Kinnerman.
Mr-
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Gaunt
and
J ha second generation of midge
firat of the week at It.e no.ua o fj church Sunday evening. All are in-
Lewi* Brothers, Proprietor*
«on Dickey, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar •• usually present about the time
il r and,Mrs. Robert Pomeroy; Mr. ' vited.
Mason a Handed the auto racee at lile secood or seed crop of clover
and Mrs, Leslie Blue from beatile.
Mr. and Mr*. George Snider and
begins to bloom. Tbe midge again
Mrs. Hurl Pomeroy and Mrs. Geo- ■on Harold of lone, o r ., returned to Vancouver, Wash. Sunday.
M A C E S & SON
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a l*y* it* egg» in the clover head*
Nawell from Portland.
U,*.r home Tue day niter »pending
RESTAURANT
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LOCAL NEW S
I *nd thi* t“ » « ravage* of the develop-
Mr. and Mr*. Robert Pomeroy and a few du>» with Mr. Snider'* par­
MEALS
SHORT ORDERS
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E£ *n* maggo-a result in a poor seen
three daughters and S. 11 Pomeroy ents, Mr. and Mis, Georgu Suider,
Cigars, Tobaccos
Leonard Fields left last week to crop, toariy cutting of the hay crop
Mr». Grant
were dinner gucsta Sunday at a Pleasant Valley load
Confections, Soft Drinks
spend his vacation with his wife at kills the first generation o f the
Olden
of
lone
was
alao
u
guest
and
Wat »on S t.1 **rS« gathering of the Pomeroy fam ­
Cady Bldg.
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Sand Point, Idaho.
uudge larvae and prevents tbe de-
ily held In Portland at the home of returned with them.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
R.
Dean
and
v« lwPmenl «J
generation
Mr. Pomeroy’s sister, Mrs. A. Kiri».
S. II. Pomeroy, Everett Wright
daughter LaMemc returned from a
U M d« tru«l*ve U» clover « c d
und
Mr.
and
Mr*.
E-
L.
Cox
utt.-nded
F. W . B ISH O P
Walter Heaton and sun* and John
two weeks vi*it at Roseburg Sat-
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H**ton of Shulls spent last week on the annual conference of the Evan­ \xt(\iy.
j «— «station la tecoguiaeu ny an
PLUMBING and HEATING
gelical
thuichcu
in
this
di-tr
ct
held
a trip to the coast. John Heaton
normal oioom, heads reuuced in sue,
Hardware, Paint*
Mr*. Josephine W inski and small
iuiu oruwu
took In the aeaoiun* o f stale grange rt the chjrch in Laurel Saturday eve­
Pie idit-g Elder Chester 1*. ion
ot
Tacoma,
are
visiting .uu appear bi.gnltO. A careiul ex-
I’hone. goOJ .........................Beavertee R M f « '* Point, while hie son Walt- ning.
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; *r 100It In several o f tha coast re- Gate» was present and preached a at the home of her parents Mr. and •mmai.oa o i tueae bugntea ne»u
very nb'e sermon, after which fo l­ Mrs. Kosmalskl.
win reveal the tiny saunon-iiae uudge
lowed the buxine»* sea-ion,
uuvae. 1 ue*e are uie maggots oi
W . E . PEGC*
Mr. and Mr*. J. Walkenahaw of
Mr. and Mr*. M. C. McKercher and
Riadcr» will pl- a*e excuse a short
tn« clover flower miuge. i uc mag­
UNDERTAKER and EMBALM ER T*»« Dalle», also Mrs. Wulkenshaw n.-w» letter a* your correspondent son George were Sunday dinner
got* are re«pousib.e lor tne uamage
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Beaverton from the same place and Alex Walk- ha» been »pending the week
at guest* at the tl A. Gilmore home to the Xiowerlet* and they consume
Grange Building
. . . . . __ I enshaw and son James of San Fran-
Myrtle Point, arriving home Satur- i hi Portland.
the fluid content* of ti-e seed ovule
before the bud ha* opened.
STUDIO IIAKIIKK SHOP
Beaver
W ood
&
Ice
Co,
Block
Wood,
Planar E«üs; AU
grade* o f - Utah-Wash, coal.
Yard at Front A Main
P. L. ScbalU
Phoae *701
•EAVERTO N
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OREOOR
Beaverton
C. J
Barber
STEVENS.
SATISFACTION
Told by Our Active Special Correspondents
H m t I .
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Kleek I» master o f the local Grange
t he next »«-»»ton o f «tate grange will
be held in Redmond in MHO.
T
Weekly I Kleek and Mr*“ Ï Ï .
in
i tU o C & o io ii
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N O T IC E
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BETHEL CHURCH
Th# Sunday momir g them« will
be “ Ih e Church Tomorrow."*
i"he
service begin* at 1L T he Bible school
precedes the morning^ worship serv­
ice and you are cordially invited to
attend these sendees and the evening
meeting at 8.
PROPRIETOR
GUARANTEED
Ortgoo
BEAVERTON FEED
and
PRODUCE COM PANY
Highway and O- E. Tracks
FARM REMINDERS
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Bait fo r
poisoning
the email
strawberry rot-weevil must be ap­
plied before the edult* begin deposit-
ing eggs, to be effective, says the
Oregon experiment station. Obser­
vation indicates this will be from
the middle to the last of June this
year for the small weevils. Either
an apple or bran bait may be used.
The experiment station ha* foupd
tbe following bait to be effective:
Dissolve 1 pound of sugar in 2
quarts of water, and then throughly
mix with 6 pound* of bran until
the bran ia uniformly moistened.
One-half pound calcium araenato ia
thea thoroughly mixed with the moist
bran. About a teaspoonful of the
mixture ia placed directly in tha
erown of the plant. Identification
of specie* will be made free by the
station.
,
Any rogue ing of diseased potato
plants after the tubers hare reached
three-fourth* of an inch in diameter
is net complete unless it includes
digging out the tubers as well, says
lhe Oregon experiment station. Where
tops are palled and medium sized
tubers are left in the ground, they
are dug with the others and will
carry some disease.
The second annual Daily Vacation
Bible School will meet in this church
on Monday, June 24th, at 9 a. m.
AH children up to the age of 14 are
urgently requested to come and share
in the fellowship of this period.
Bethel Church, Beaverton,
D. M. MacN’eil, Pastor.
Efficient methods of harvesting
the hay crop in Oregon will reduce
the coat of production, find* th*
Oregn experiment station-
Haying
crews using slings were found :o
stack one-third of a ton per man per
day more than crew* using fork*.
Crew* using wagon» and slips stack­
ed 8 1-2 tons per man per day a*
against 5 ton* per man per day
C h u r c h o f C h r is t
when buckrakes were used.
The
few tractor mower* now in u*e cut
Sund&j, evening will be Odd Fel­
more than twice a* much a* a horse
lows night. Odd Fellows and Ke-
!
mower.
-ods « pus steams jno aq [uji *qsd«q
cial sermon will be given. Special
g l y c e r in m ix t u r e
music included in the program-
STOPS CONSTIPATION
Our Bible school meets at 9:4b and
The simple mixture of glycerin,
some real effort is being made this buckthorn bark, saline, etc. (Adler-
week by tbe ladies class to capture ika) acts on BOTH upper and lower
some one of tbe banner*.
bowel and relieve* constipation in
The morning service at 11:00; ser­ TWO hour*! Brings out old wa*t*
mon, “ The Fourfold Christ.’ ’
matter you never thought wa* in
Everyone
is urged to attend your system. Don’t waste time with
church somewhere, and you are wel­ pills or remedie* which clean only
come.
O. A. Cooper, Pastor.
PART of the bowels, but let Ad-
lerika give stomach and bowels a
REAL cleaning and see bow good
St. Cecelia Church
you feeL Dean’s Drug Store-
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Sunday Maaseg — 7:10 and
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10 a. m.
Sec- 2224-16, Oregon Law*, 1626
Sunday Catechism — 8:30 and
No alcoholic medicinal products,
•uch as wine, tonics or bitters, or 9:30 a. m.
Baptism — 2 p. m.
any other medicinal preparations
with either a wine or spirt base cap­
Weekday Mass 8:20 a. m.
able o f being used as intoxicating and 7:30 p. m.
beverages, shall be sold in this state
Rev. J. M. O’ Neill
except by a licensed pharmacist or
reason to believe on the part of
M .E . C H U R C H
i a duly licensed traveling or itiner­
ant vendor o f medicines and drugs;
Sunday School, 10 a.m.
j nor in any case where there is good
Preaching Services, 11 a.m-, 8 p.m.
seller that the article is being pur­ Epworth League, 7:15 p.m.
chased for beverage purposes.
Everyone cordial’ y invited to the
Signed, J. W. Connel,
Church with the friendly welcome.
Sheriff of Washington County.
— B. Waddington. Pastor
Shop
Beavtrte*.
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Astoria ia Installing a n«w light­
ing system.
A now Methodist Episcopal church
was dedicated at Toledo recently,
Tha Kal«va Auto Comoa*)r at
Astoria haa moved into new quarters
at
Sound equipment has been added
the Strand theatre at Seaside.
The creamery at Falls City ts
Considering enlarging it« quarter*.
Building permit» at Klamath for
tha month of May totalled $153810
The Union Oil Co. has secured
stand at the Fuckaroo ground« at
Molalla.
A bridge for crossing sheep over
tha Deschutes rlvtr has bean con­
structed to provide for crossing the
ihoep to and from th* ito$kjr*nl.
“ And tor the mngnlflrent low-co»t I
home," »nld the architect, "let m>
commend thle dcvlgn ••
Built for US «00 and low in main­
tenance eo"t because of r ate :nl os-d
It is the picture ot ui - - • i • ai
acter, and rcfL-.-te the charm cf tha
Indl nap ill* family r ho occupy it
"The testr." cant!
I th* nr f i
ttet
for perm n :'.t 1 -n. » Ihl
one. dr-i n V-!3. has the dm. Vjlli'y ol
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fln:.-h In :i9:i» limestone random i
mr air* roof. iteri ««''m .iil r .
•DT.COM D 7l.d£>S L U /I
r>. t*>d ita »t.ll 'V twe c r \\
b
v* ,• i\n airy
r'j* •ratHl a:':--.- .. f. ... J , , , : /j
fast room a* well as
fi.-t ft.-« an !
t " i rr. ra imj. r l'îaak ro r i . nd downiVi.lrs lava'ory
1 "V
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— e-*'§ ft » d'j*» 'Vaia-2 UC : ju .I story chnmbcra have am-
t ' rnm:unt cx i'i r. ' 1. - .
r .c cl y.\'. prcs3*i rtid abundant »»hi
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tn t. r erd r. .‘ f the rr , nel :o»t and air Qalhr-Mim Is doso to en-
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[ s.irh be Iroom The house,
l.'-l with Hi ht. la on* of hundred*
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r whvh itoite 1* being provided by
th» 1 ■ ■ • - m u '
.: in-
puera L .I.! » the an..
.e u.i t i .¡0 Indiana Mmc-tone compimy. A
rocm and guod-alaed kitvhau, Ulti» la sploah ot color, Juat enough to |lv*
olbtt
nnrnn-norBL* rich
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signed and patented by D n r a n t en-
Is u s e d . I t U naéasAeseand
with r e m a r k a b le ansa. ▼
fbn an C’NFOBCETT ABLX TtWILV~
y ic ^ T n a x i v u n
F O R W A II D
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an artistic touch, t* added by tM
bilp.ht awning at tha entrance."
After this house had attracted r w a
attention, the architect furn uaa*
cc -lea ot tlila design to the P.aaa
1.1..dors Svivlce Bureau at B c d .'« ^
Ind , for dlatrlbutlon to thoee < M
might find the dealgn useful « a
guide to gettln« full value U a w
home.
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