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PERSONAL AND MINOR MENTION’
«Lights and Sidelight^ on Local A itiv itu■> -
Mr* Wikun of lie b er spent Sun-
Mr*. J . E. Davie hss »olU her
home in the Sorrento district.
day a t N eath art beach.
Lou Adams is enjoying a weak*
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Allyn of Scof-
vacation a t Belknap Springs-
field are moving to Beaverton-
R. M. Moody is seriously ill a t
Mrs. H. R. Helson attended the
his home on Oak Ave. west of town. funeral of her aunt Mrs. Darnell of
Mrs. O. Callahan of Yachats was P ortland Tuesday.
a business visitor here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Pollock were
H ugh Lewis of Huber has returned dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. K.
from a few days business trip to D. \o u n g Tuesday evening.
Wallowa.
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Mr. and Mr*. N. W. Gotham were
P. Jonas and fam ily moved to dinner guests of Mr. and M rs. C.
W allowa Sunday to make their P. W heeler of P ortland Sunday.
home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boring and
Carl M eirers, Hillsboro, route 4, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Somo and ehil-
underw ent a tonsil operation S a tu r­ oren »pent Sunday a t Lake Lytle
day morning.
Mrs. Cret* Gray Main was one ol
KKduawi at l) o i
The baby daughter of Mr. and L o it of
Mrs. Modden, of Huber, is quite ill O. woo was awurded a distinction
w ith pneumonia.
m scholarship.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Van Kleek -------------------------------------------- -— a.
spent Sunday a t the J . J . Van Kleek
u i c g u ii ö u u e ¿ N e w s
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home in Kinton.
John B. H ays is spending the week
1 he Roosevelt Highway south o*
a t the home of his son W ilbur and usiiUvii is uemg oiled-
fam ily in Portland.
Canoy nas levenuy purchased a
Mr. and Mrs. S, A- *v ~d"'tkscn of
quauusy ol new nre nose.
P ortland visited in the home of Mr
rn e Guiou 0.1 Company » plant a.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Petch.
uicnuaie is anouc completed.
l>r. R. Welsh Performed a tonsil
I n e Booih-Reiiy null s t Spring
operation on Harold Riley a t a H ills­
X.elu uas undergone Cvlisiueracue re
boro ho»pital S aturday morning.
pairs,
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Mr. and Mrs. M etcalf and son
A
»96,000
contract
for paving u.
E rnest visited w ith relatives
in
business section a t Burns h ss jus.
P ortland Sunday.
been let.
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Mr. nr.» Mrs. H arte r of Auroro,
The Oregon City rodeo grounds a rt
N ebrska, are spendinar a few days
a t the R. Sum m ois and E. Stipe to be dedicated Juiy 2 by a oig ceie
home-
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j oration.
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Mrs. Thomas Thorpe of Seattle
The road leading to the new hig.
and
Mrs. T. J . H annigan
were school budding a t Tdiaiuook is now
guests of Mrs. B. A. Rol.se last F ri- i complete.
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day. ,
! About $200,000 will be spent o.
Mrs. A nns A sbahr of Hillsboro th* n*w wing »* the Good Sam an
was the guest of her daughter Mrs. tan hospital.
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R. B. Denney fo r several days last
Ih e sawmill th a t Burned recentl,
week.
a t A urora is being rebuilt and wn
A number of Beaverton people be in operation soon.
attended the funeral of Tully S tra y -
T he Valley Junction Service Sta
er at Finley's undertaking parlor tion a t W iilamin* has been greatly
Monday.
improved ju st recently.
Josie Pennington, Sherwood route
Wood burn is to have s new dr.,
4, underw ent an operation fo r a p ­ goous store which w.ll b^..ocated i.
pendicitis a t the Em anuel hospital, tne Settlem ier buidling.
T uesday.
A bus line has recently been s ta r t­
Ja m es Coin of Portland, a form er ed between Baker and Portland b..
resident of Beaverton, had his to n ­ the Union Pacific Stages, Inc-
sils removed a t Dr. M ason's office
Plans are now under way in Hills
Saturday.
boro fo r the laying, of consideiabl.
Dr. and Mrs. J . R. T albert, Mr. new sidewalk and the asphalting o
and M rs. I. R. Metzler, Mr- and Mrs. an outlying street.
F. R. Lliverm ore, Jr., m otored to
T he tim ber company a t
Jewel
t. Hood Sunday.
has changed hands and the nev
F rank Melvin, the young son of proprietors expect to sta rt opera
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wood, Stacy tions in the near future.
Ave., Aloha, had a gland operation
A new high school and grad
Tuesday morning.
school building to cost $38,00J i:
1 nomas Rohse is attending the to be erected a t M yrtle Creek t
Y. M. C. A. sum m er school which replace the two buildings recentl
began last Monday and will con­ burned there-
tinue fo r six weeks.
'The W atson dairy a t AJoha has
been sold to G. Schalk. who took po-
sessioa the firs t of the month. Mr.
and Mrs. W atson have moved back
to Fairy*) <*«
Mrs. Briggs has rented her home
to Mr. Thom pson, who is employed
a t the Tw entieth Century Store.
Mrs. B riggs will join her husband
s t CoquilUj,
Mr. and Mrs- F. W. Livermorw,
Prof, and M rs. I. R. M etzler and
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. T alb ert motored
to Government Camp on Mt. Hood
Sunday.
M rs. E. W. Mercerean, who has
been visiting' in the home of her
p arents Mr. and Mrs. H O. Stipe,
returned to her home in K la.natn
F alls Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Davis, who h ss been
visiting relatives and friends in P o rt­
land and L eaverton the p a st two
yeeks, left fo r her home In tnnatia
T hursday.
■Mr. and Mrs. Shellenberger, Mrs-
Engelke, Mrs. H arris ana Mrs, G or­
ham attended the installation of the
grand officers of the grand lodge
Thursday evening.
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The T3th annual picnic of tne
M cKay school will be held S a t­
urday, June 22. T here will be a p ro ­
gram and basket dinner. Come end
m eet your old schoolmates.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Denney, who
w * it recently m arried, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray Friday.
Tney wiH make their home in Dallas
wnere Mr. Denney is employed-
airs. W. C. McClosky and daugh­
ter ivoberta returned tne firs t of tne
Wvca from Corvallis where they h a g
been visiting relatives. H er son
Ralph returned w ith them fo r the
sum m er vacation.
M r. and Mrs. B. K. Denney and
Mr. A. M. Kennedy returned S a t­
urday from M yrtle Point where they
attended the sta te G range -essions.
They report a splendid meeting and
. i.u-riaiiinient.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barnes and
children accompanied by Mrs. John
Peterson sp e n t the week end with
Mr and Mrs. L. D. T allm an a t Ry-
derwood, W ash. Mrs. Peterson will
rem ain a week,
Mrs- Leslie Spencer. Mrs. W. L.
Cady, Mrs. W alter Van Kleek, Mrs.
M. C. McKercher and Mrs. N. W.
Gorham attended
ed "T hank You,” the
la st play of the e season a t th
the e Duf
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win T heatre Tuesday,
uesday. The Duf w it»
closes Saturday r to reopen again in j
the fall.
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Happy
Days!!
A new golf course h a t boon opened J M O L A L L A T O H O L D
C O U R T H O U S E IT E M S
at Vernonia.
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A »20,000 L atter
Day
Saint»'
ESTA TES ADMITTED
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church ha* recently l-acn dedicated
The estate «It K. K. Eberhaitf a.i»ws
at Bn’-rr.
Ail preparations have been made real and personal property of pro-
Another automobile agency has .o. tne big Uuckaroo at Mo‘ail* July liable value of »5100 00, He died in
Multnomah county June II. Sarah
been tec
>' established at Klam­ . J-4 and tne city is anticipating a
Claudia G ratton and Mary Alice
monster
thiee
day
crowd
Moiaita
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ath Falla.
I berhani now S ister M
Eugenia
The M.«i«.iy th eatre at Newport die ideal place for a r«xl«n>, being Kberhanl of the Religious C ongress
close
to
all
cities
and
yet
away
from
has install».u Vitaphone talking *-
tion of St. Marys are the petitioners
the highway jam which is sure to
quipment.
be congested «hiring the holidays.
Neu Methodist Kp.scopal Church Governor Patterson, Secretary «»f MARRIAGE LICENSES
Harold E. Burnett and Eva N.
eum e of cam s* Valley has been S tate and Mrs. Hus- and the na-
Franklin of Hank*. Route S, were is-
dedicated.
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.onaly known Henry t'oluns of Pen- sued a m arriage license this week.
Gresham will purcha»c new fire open the show July 2 which will b*
A m arriage licena« was isaued to
tightaig equipment on which bids Clackamas and Marion county day. Melville R. Jack and Muriel F. D oug­
,ue«e s ig oe music s,.*.i«i and sur- las, both of Beaverton, Rout* 1.
were opened June 1».
Joseph A. Dobe- and Verna G. R*«t-
H
rises for "btoncuu tun» never a t-
Contracts have been awarded lot
empted Indore. U e.e is a list of <lig. of Corneliua, werP issued a m ar­
the construction of walks along Ma
-oniv ivotabie.- and tne to st in their riage license the pact weqk,
pie street in M yrtle I'oint.
in : Vera McGinnis, cutuuptoft cow
Construction is well under way ai
A rthur Shearer filed a divorce euvt
girl, Bourne Gray, qu«*it of horse
I liey
G rants Fa»» on a bo* fac.o iy wh e»> women, Ed. W i.g iu , w orld* great against Rachel E. Shearer.
were m arried In Forest Grov* F eb r­
will have a »40,000 annual pay rol.
(own, Micky ana D.cay, two su r-
uary 6. 1924.
ih e Oregon S late College depart
,-rises. Ai>o Norman vowan, twice
Mary L. Smith file$ a divorce suit
ineiif of home economics ha* bee
winner of the R«>osvvcit trophy, Bui n ram st Ambrose D. Smith. They
completely equ.ppcd with electrics, aid A rt Sealj the Hollywood movie wer» married a t Vancouver, Wasl^ ,
appliances th is spring.
tars, and Frank Studmk, the prince April 29, 1926. She ask* custo«iv
>i the bareback riders.
of 3 minor childpan and an undivided
ih e Oregon B u te Highway Com
lh e re will be scores of other# in third in certan real **'
• t s t e besides
.n.ssion uas ju st started rebuilding
he arena who are known
from »100 suit money.
•ne Balem to i'ortland section of th.
cesn to ocean
All children under
.ast side Pacific Highway.
William Flshop was arrested th|*
The proprietor of the Coffee Cu. .cn years of age accompanied by
heir paren s will be adm itted free week on a liquor charge, fined »50«
.esU u ra n t nnds business so goo-
uly 2. There is a big treat in store and given six month* in Jail. If he
uiat he will add another dining root.
.o
r the kiddies. Gov»«rivor I’a tte r- pays half th« f.ne within in days he
,o tus place »1 Jto-eburg.
on will be made a real Hue karoo on s to be paroled on good behavior.
A large creamery is to be bull
Th* ju r y frial of the »tat* of Or*
inly 2 when Henry boitins will pn»-
s t La Grande to handle the grow
-ent him a specially made ten gallon gon against E. A. Hay started in
,ng volume of dairy business bein,
ombrenx A carload of wild steer* the Circuit Court Tuesday th* 18th.
aevetoped around th a t city.
will keep the show boys stepping in Hay u charged with the crime of
executing.
Issuing and delivering
e arena. Newly covered scats and
Six n,.n»s in Baker county hav.
membership cert ficatee in th* Uni­
•X'i; ».'i-igcu under the name o
leathers add muyh to the wild west te! States Auto Service Clyh of Am­
, or.soJ.dated G'»cgon Gold Mines, Lto
icadquarters. There is ample ftee erica, !hc club having no license to
v large i.uU will bf erected in th
»aikirg space for automobiles and do lusinbss in the state.
»dr future.
no danger of being injunsd on th*
'tjrhwsy. The Buckaroo is annual
BABY CLINIC HELD
•vent spnsored by the fir* boy* of
a INTON h o l d s a n ­
Molalla to hsjo their town. I t 1» . BY AMERICAN LEGION
n u a l MEETING ■Ot a private ent. rpnse and net e
ent is ever tnker. by the boy* for
A free pre-school baby ctinis was
There wer# about 50 present a.
h»ir hutd work and effort*. It it held a t Sherwood Tuesday un.lui the
he annual school meeting a t th«.
•i le «! n gr> ;.t c n v n ily work ano susp'ces of the American Legion
.chool house Monday evening a.
Doctors Rueeker of
vn-equently will draw »rowds of A u x iliary
«.inton a t which time occurred th«
eople. The papeant “T he End of Sherwood and Morris L. Brtdgeman
.lection of officers for the year.
he Old Oregon T ra il” i* under the of th* Children's clinic of Portlana
Those who will have charge o.
direction of
Prof.
Evans-
The had ch srrp of th# examination a s­
he school affairs are as follows.
Rucknro# is without doubt an a ttra c ­ sisted by Mrs. Grace Richmond,
W ashington County Health Nurse.
Jtrectors. K irk Hoover for one year.
tion of great merit and la considered
Irs. Roy Bierly for two years an-
-»re of the b.»st in the country. Thou­
J. Van Kleek for three year*. Mrs.
Th* Baptist church at Bethany has
sands will se* it Julv 2-3-4 at Mo­
la rry A. Richards will be clerk. The
lalla. L et’s all go t<* Molalla July 2. ju st dedicated a »5,06« pip* o.-gaa,
wo teachers have been chosen for
W E PRINT
he next school year and conditions
PRICE LISTS
A new Masonic Hall hss besn de- : CATALOGS
-iok very prom ising for a prosperous
dicaled
at
Shedd.
year.
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B e a v e rto n R e b e i-
ah
Lodge
N o.
3 ( 8 m eet*
first
and third
T u gs-
dnv e v e n in g s
si
7 :8 0 P. M. in th e
I. O. O. F. Hall. Mrs. Marjorie Le­
wis, Secretary, Sirs. Sarah Cham­
berlain, N. G.
p-tf
Government Inspected
No. 1 Steer Beef
, Pot Roasts, per lb.
2 4 C
Boiling Beef, per lb., 1 v C
R ea l E sta te T r a n sfe r s
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Indumation of the
BLADDER AND URETHA
Al| interest«'«! persons will pleas«
take notice Dial Se oul district No.
forty-eight of W ashington county,
Oregon, will offer for sal» on July
sixth, nineteen hundred twenty-nine
bond« of said school district In the
total sum of th irty thousand dollars.
Said bond* a* to be dated July 1,
1929 to be** Interest at the rate
of Ave and three quarter* per cent
per annum and to m ature serially
two thousand dollars July 1, 1930,
A Wonderful Medicine
B R O W N ’S
Beaverton Pharmacy
QN TH E HIGHWAY
QUALITY HIGHEST
TRICES TH E LOWEST
WE W ANT Y JU K TRADE
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PROGRAM
BEAVER THEATRE
Fri-. and Sat.. June 21, and 22
REX, King of Wild l l o w s In
••TWO OUTLAWS”
“T a rta n the Mighty.” 6th Chap.
Comedy: "This Way, P le a s* '
is s p re sc rip tio n for
Cold*, Grippe. Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Paver and Malaria,
FLOUR
“Silver L o a f
Z. K. B., for
I. I-'S, R t u
* PROPOSALS INVITED*
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It i»th# most speedy remedy known
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three thousand dollars July Arst In
each of ths years nineteen hundred
Gully one and n itetenn bundled,
thirty two, live 'thousand
dollars
July first In each of the years nln-
vle«n hundded th irty thro« to nine­
teen hundred th irty aix inclusive,,
ai.d two thousand dollars July Arst
Him teen hundred th irty eeven,
lluis to be opened hy the boartl
a t the Hank of Beaverton a t th#
hour of seven-thirty o'clock P.M.
All bids must be unconditional and
accompanied by • certified check
in tile sum of (»1,000.00) one thou­
sand dopars. The approving legal
opinion of Cake A Cake will tie fur-
ni>he«l the surceeaful bidder.
The Board reaervea the right to
reject any or all bida.
—F. W. Livermore, Clerk.
J. M Burroughs i t ux to George
II- Johnson el us, Lot 4, b lo c k 3,
Vil'a Ridge,
I Avid y Reed Fur in Co. to Mult-
•mi* ah Golf Club, Part of Sec. 14.
TIB. RIM.
O. J (■•«',t t to J. P McG'aason r |
ux. P art of Sec. 31. TIN , R2W.
F M. Watson e t al to G errit!
Schalk et ux, I « t 13S, 139 A 144,
ltcsverton - Reedvilie.
Lulu Smith et ux to Joseph Ruliek,
20 Tualatin Valley Hontes.
Jam es A. Joyce to John Eastm an,
P art of lot 357 Johnson Eat. Add.
B eaverton-Reedvilie,
Lemuel p, Putnam et si to Henry
Maggvttl, Lot H M estgarii T racla.
IvaVt M. Dean et al to Julius
Schoenberg, L o| 29, Block 1, North
«¿««•vu pi upuSMl* arc tuvileu uy mi *
Plaine.
• C ttuoi U u u iu o l ÿ iU u o i G U I H C l IX O.
Carl Stein
ux •« Julius Bchoen- M «<1 u u averton, Wasu.ngtun County,
bjjrg et «i. Lut» 9, 10, Bock 7, North oiuguu, lor tne suppiyuig of aus-
I.altuieu to n y (140) corde of old
Ollie Anderson 1«) Herman Eber- grow th, tire t clam Hr wood to be da-
hardt,
W. VV. Graham DLC uv vieu on the school premises belure
39, 28, 1W.
November 1, 1919, aud will o# r e ­
Multnomah Gulf Club to Jam es fs- Vsd until seven (7:00) o'clock, of
Noah Valley et ux( P art of Anthmiy Monday evening, July 1, when th*
H art DCL.
bida will be opened and if satisfac­
Alma 3. Johnson to Helen C. Tryg-
tory
contract will be awarded.
atad. 5.75 acres A. W. H art DLC 00
T IS, R1W.
Th* school board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
DLC. .
Dumas et al, 1 acre T. U. N aylor's
Signed, L, II Dean, Chairman of
Giles E. U riddel I et ux to Chai. K.
the School Board.
A N. W etterborg et ux to E. A.
F. W. Livermore, Jr., Clerk.
Saitnss* *t ux, P art of Sec. 13, T18,
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I-ena Rumanian to R. A. Ifissett et
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Saturday Special
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Wednesday and T hursday,
June 26. 27
“ LET ER GO, GAM.RGHKH*'
Ford and Ivan Setiedoff
with Junior Coghlan, Harrison
Comedy: “ Fighting Finish”
(Collegian)
Friday and Saturday. Jun# 28-29
“RED U P S "
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
with Charles (Buddy) Rogers and
June 23, 24. 25
Marion Nixon
"TH E FLYING F L E E T ”
"T a rtan the Mighty,'* 7th Episode
This 1* ths best flying picture
Comedy: “Shesplng T hrough”
ever made. Bigger than "W ings'
No Advance In Price*
SILVER MTF.
Comedy: "Shim rock Allle''
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY
r ñ iK V U o J t n
^7 ~he Chevrolet Six offers
Guaranteed Montana Hard
Wheat 49 lb Sack . . $1.65
a ll the D istinct Advantages of
Beaverton Market & Grocery
23rd Annual Celebration
HILLSBORG
We Deliver
B O D Y by F IS H E R
Phone Beaverton 3 2 0 3
JULY
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2 -3 -4
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De Frau’s Circus Revue
Free Attraction Day and
Night
Dancing in Big Pavilion
Every Night
Aeroplanes and Stunts
Civic and Industrial Parade
at 1:30 p. m. July 3
«
Queen’s Ball and Coronation
Ceremonies W ednesday
Night, July 3 at 9
Championship Walking
Contest
Journal Building, Portland
to Shut« Park, Hillsboro,
Distance 18.6 Miles,
July 4
Two Divisions, Men and
Women
a
Cash Prizes
Patriotic Exercises
Boys’ and Girls’ Races
Ladies Nail Driving Content,
Fire Works 9 p. m. July 4
BANDS MUSIC
_ _ RIDES - SHOWS
Fares Cut
N e v e r In *11 th e hiatory o f th e
a u to m o tiv e in d u stry haa a low -
p riced car p ro v id ed co a ch w ork o f
su ch o u tsta n d in g style a n d q u a lity
as th* n e w C h e v ro le t Six.
for summer travel
T h e sm art n e w b o d ie s are b u ilt
b y F ish er, w ith all th e m astery in
d esig n a n d cra ftsm a n sh ip for
w h ic h th e F ish er n a m e is fam ou s.
L in es are lo n g , lo w a n d g ra cefu l—
ts are d eep ly c u sh io n e d a n d
:uriously u p h o lste r e d — Interior
h a rd w are is fa sh io n e d b y T ern -
Low summer vacation fares, fast, fine trains and
a host of world-famous resorts and playground*
is Southern Pacific’s invitation for the finest vaca­
tion you ever had.
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Hollywood, famed
National parks and resorts of the Pacific C o a st-
all are easily and quickly reached by Southern
Pacific
C
sted t — an d fin ish e s are m o d ish ly
sm art a n d lustrous.
I n co n stru ctio n , too, th# n e w
F ish er b o d ies rep resen t a m ark ed
a d v a n c e. B u ilt o f se lec te d h ard ­
w o o d a n d s t e e l— th e y p ro v id e •
m easu re o f stren gth , e n d u r a n c e ,
co m fo rt and safety u n a p p ro a ch ed
In
any
o t h e r lo w - p r ic e d
a u to m o b ile.
V isit you r C h e v ro le t d ea le r today.
S ee a n d in sp e ct th is se n sa tio n a l
n e w C h ev ro let S is .
a n d to the East
At summer excursion fates you can double the
enjoyment of a trip East by taking advantage of
Southern Pacific's circle trips. One way thru Cali­
fornia, return via northern lines.
Your local Southern Pacific a^ent will be glad
to give you any travel information and help you
plan your entire trip.
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Beaverton, Oregon
C. K. Allen, A gent
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