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TUB BEAVRRTON REVIEW ~ FRIDAY. AUGUST 0, 1920 STUDIO B A R B E R SHOP f ir s t clam FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS w u iik AT REASONABLE PRIC E! Interesting Little Note* from the Surrounding Country a* Told by Our Active Special Correspondent* Weekly^ j K. I>. VsnM ncr, Prop. a Cord T k T "li A N S O N ......... WOOD and COAL Wood or Slab— any any kind Prompt IMIvsry . length III jKINTON IIA IT E M N G S ^ HI------------------------------------------------- M Phoaa 4504 Mr. and Mr*. Davo Ward and fum. Ily spent l-'riday In Portland. HALSTEN HARDW ARE Mra. J . i l , Brown of Strong. STANDARD HARDWARE Kail»»», apvnl laal Tut-aday at On- and KUHN IT UUK J . C, Snider home. Caah paid fo r old alovaa and furnltura Mr. and Mr*. Smith Sutherland of la llaak Block Portland were vlaitor* Sumlay at the Robert Pomeroy home. Mia* Lucille Vanliom «pent laat Fountain H rrrln . . , Drat of Kata week with lier grand|iatenta, Mr. Whitchull Restaurant and Mre. lleeachen of Montavilla. Mr*. K. L. Cox and Mra. L. W. MAGAZINES and CANDY Crowder of Scholia were amongi Uie UKAVKKTON t-i OREGON paaaengvra on the bua, Thuraduy. t.curgc Hoover is employed at the Kobliiaon mill near Scholls during Heuverton Lumber t o . llie lest of tne summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. C. Vandermost spent WK SOLICIT YOUK PATRONAGE Sunday with Mr. Vandermost'a sis ter, Mr*. W . L. Uorsaigu of Gresb. P raia Hrothrra, I'roprlrtora •in. Mr*. A. A. Jackson and daughter, Mias Eileen of Portland were recent MA1*ES & SON visitors of Mr. and Mr*. George RESTAURANT Snider, m i -: a l s sh o r t o r d e r Cigars, Tubaccoa Mr. and Mrs. Ralph VanKleek and Confartlona, Soft Drlnka L. D. VanKleek all of Portland were Cady Hldg. — I— Wataon SC visitors the last of the week with relatives around town. Mr*. Warren Wilson has returned home after attending the camp PLUMBING and HEAT1NO meetmg of tha Naacren« church, which waa held in Portland. Hardware, I’alnU Mr*. Lilly Bierly and daughter Phone, 2003 .........................Ileaverto» Mrs. Ethel McCormick and i daugh ters and Mra. E. L. Cox were coun ty »cat callers, last Tuesday. E. p e w ; Mr*. Eva Jackson, Gladys Beck UNDERTAKER and EMBA1.MER and Birdie Archer of Sail Lake, ‘li , tah spent' last' Saturday ”at tbs''home G rang* Building — I lir a « rrto.. 0f Mr. and Mr*. George Snider. F. W. BISHOP w. LOANS on real eatate. Low inter cat coat, repayment priv- legea. Write lor detail* WASHINGTON Saving* & Loan Assn. Shut* Bldg. Hillsboro. Ore. PHONE BEAVERTON 3803 is a picacrip tiou fur Colda, Grippe. Hu, Dengue, bilious Fever and Malaria. \ It's tha most speedy remedy known. BEAVERTON HAT SHOP Just Opened Hats Cleaned and Blocked Shoe shining Parlor Opened from 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Opposite Stipe's Garage e Oregon Beaverton _ BEAVER THEATRE ä UROGRAM 5 ------- ------------------------ 1 Fri., Sat., August 9, 10 Hoot Gibson In "CLEARING THE TRAIL" mance" ^ Comedy "’Wash line Romance' 8un.-Mon-"Tue»„ August 1 1 .1 2 - 1 3 * R Francis X. Bushman f, “The Mcssala in Ben llu r’’ J with Jacqueline Logan in g f . "The Charge of Ihc Guuchos" K, ! Stupendous, spectacular, thrilling j # Comedy: “Beefsteak*" Hj ' d Wed., Thurs., Agpm l 1 •- l i raylor I n ! à A ............. Itulph Irne and .............. Estelle Tayk Residence Fhone, 3C02 4 "S i n g a p o r e 'M u t i n y ' Comedy: “Family Meal Ticket"^ Egg Mash, Scratch Feed, Dairy Feed Binder Twine Grain Sacks and Sack Twine CHARLES BERTHOLD Hay, Grain, Feed, Poultry Supplier kinton Church Thera was a Urge attendance at the union services held at th e K in- lou church Sunday evening. Several churches were represented. A num ber from Mountain Home, Laurel, the local church and a large crowd of young people from St. Johns were present. A number of chorus num bers, quartettes, duets and solos were enjoyed, ft is expected that the next meeting of this kind will be held with the Laurel church, September 8, F ri., Sat , August 18, 17 ^1 ä Jean Heri-hnlt«, Marlon . Nixon ,4 A and George Buddy Lew in in 4 5 “JAZZ MAD" ai A Comedy: "Society Circuì 5 “ Diamond Master" lng. The pastor’s resignation from the pastorate of thi* church will taka effect on Sunday, August 25. F are, well aervice this evening. One more Union aervice to ba held, which will be in this church and Rev. MacNell of the Congrega tional church will be the speaker. Every one I* invited. —Oscar A. Cooper, Pastor HOW TO MAKE LEMONADE Most people like lemonade but not so many appreciate what a valuable beverage it is. Lemon juice actually haa an alkaline effect when tuken into the body, and help» to prevent or to cure acidity- There i* a little secret about le monade making that every one should know —dissolve the sugar in the water before adding the lemon juice. Try this and see what a d if ference it makes. bt. Cecelia Church la k e the ju k e of half a dozen S u n d ay M asse* — 7 :4 0 and lemons, about a cup of sugar and six cups of cold water. Put sugar 10 a. m. in d.sh, add iced-water stir until Su n day C a te c h is m — 8 :3 0 and sugar la dissolved, then add lemon 4 :3 0 a. m. juice and serve immediately. B ap tism — 2 p. m. W eekd ay M ass 8 :2 0 a. m. And They All Blushed A talkative damsel on one of our m d 7 :3 0 p. in. Rev. J . M. O’ Neill. ocean liners asked the attentive ste ward during a rough passage if h« wss accustomed to sea legs- When Church of Christ he advised her that he never looked at ’em, the crowd roared. Announcements for August 11 Our annual Sunday school picnic B e av e rto n R ebek- comes on the 17th of August. Come ab Lodge N o. to Sunday school and find out where. 2 4 8 m eets fir s t The morning service will be as and th ird T u e s usual. Sermon on “The Prepared day even in g s at Man with a Prepared Message." 7 :3 0 P. M. in the We want to announce agpin the I. O. O. F. Hall. Mrs. Marjorie Le coming of Teddy Leavitt early in wi*, Secretary, Mrs. Lulu Clifton, September to hold a revival meet- N. G. p - tf lh" ,,“*t Werl‘ ttt lh* coa*1 re" turned home Monday morning. They were culled home by the illness of] Mr. Bucher. DEWEY THE PLUMBER 666 the final meeting of the Union, Sun. day evening cnurch services. The service on humiay evening will be held in the Christian Church at 8:00 and Kev. Donald Mac Neil Is the P M d M r. . _____ * j Invited to b U i - im I a allvrr tea at the home of Mr. and Mre. A. B. Hint Saturday afternoon at 2 o', clock. Mr*. Zvnan Olaen (Ml. a Km- riiel), who haa »pent the punt seven year* In India as a missionary. will LOCAL NEWS give a talk on India. She will also have a number of interesting a r ti d*----------------------- -------------------- « Erma Nelson returned from Cor cles which she will «how and ex vallis, Sunday, where she haa been plain their use. visiting with Mra. Robert Eagleton (Helen ilocken). Mr. and Mrs. Floyd William* and E. Clinton and fam ily of Woodland fuinliy of Clackamas were visitor* Vtidncadsy at the home of Mr*. Acrea returned Sunday from a 3- Williams' sister, M rs. H arry A . weeks’ vacation a t Seaside. Mr. | Clinton is the manager of the Bea- Richard*. , verton ball team. Mr. and Mrs. C. Vundurmost are V. M. Madden reports having, having their buildings all "dolled up’’ with a new coat of paint. F. rented the Emma Delsman house in C. Huke and son Ralph are im - tlie northeast part of town to W. B, Gillingham, who moved his family ployed doing the Job. Sunday School, 10 a.m. here Wednesday. Mr. and Mr*, li. P. McNamee Preaching Services, 11 a.m-, 8 p.m. Geo. Kessler who drives truck for entertained relatives at their home Epworth League, 7:15 p.m. on Pleasant Valley road last week the Banks Market had the mimfort- | Everyone cordial’y invited to the from Missouri, who are on a motor une to have the truck he was driv Church with the friendly welcome. ing turn over on the Highway Juat trip through the country. —B. Waddington, Pastor this side of Hillsboro. Mrs. W'alkensliaw and son James Mr. and Mr», li. R . Courtney trum 1 he Dalle» were viaitor* last Bethel Church W**k at tho home of Mra. Walken- visited Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Coutts »h«W* duughter, Mr*. C. W . over the week end and on returning 1 You are cordially invited to at home took Miss Annbell Coutts home tend the Sunday morning worship Young, Tile Flat road. with them for * week’s visit. service at 11:00 o’clock. Thi* will be Mr. and Mr*. Sam Korb and »on II. B. Yocum has the contract the final preaching service of the of Kanaaa were gueata last Tuesday the home of Mr. and Mr*. Au- fo r the construction of a house on pastor, Rev. Donald M. Mac Neil, with gur.t Dallmann. Miss Sadie Miller the Johnson road, west of To«en, for who complete* his Ministry of Aloha was a guest during the Tony A . Bozich. The latter will thi* Church on August 15th. make that his home when the build last week. , The evening service will be omit ted in our Church fo r we unite in Mrs. F. A . Bucher and daugh ing is completed. ter, Miss Ida, whu have been spend- Frank Richards ha* been doing ' quite an extensive job of fencing his Uact. ** >*‘«1 preparatory to putting j ,*bout l j hrnJ ut Kotat* ln* whlch he recently purchased o f Mr. W yatt of i Mr. and Mr*, tieorge Snider left Amity, Or ... , \ Monday with their guest* for a trip Mrs, W. C. Hall and duughtoi Heaver " OOU C o . | to the Const, taking in a number of ifleek Wood, Planer End*; All the beaclws, returning home W’ed- M ary Kathryn and Mra. W. L. Van Horn and daughter Lucille gradee of Utah-Wash. coal. ■ nesday evening. spent Friday in l ’ortlanl. Mra. Hall Yard at 1-rout A Mam jj ^ Richards, who waa reported attended the funeral of a cousin in i l l a v KRTO N -I- O m O OM “ Hillsboro, ‘U U*‘ was removed ta “ to his home *" Jennings L^dgi- during the day. 1 he fohowuig member* o 1 the last Wednesday, lie is reported as ruiilon gjai.gu attended the session Improving slowly. Beaverton Barber Shop of Pomona grange held at Manning Mrs. Julius Wedeking, b’uatcr last Wednesday: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. J .STEVENS, PROPRIETOR Wedeklng, Mra. Louise VanKleek VanKleek, ai.d daughter, Miss Effi*, and children. Mis* .Viable, and C lif. Mrs. liaroid Cutting and Mrs, fc, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ford were transacting business at the L. Co*. Oregon ! county seat 1 uesday, B e am te * , Mr. and Mra. A . 11. Dallmann George Kunber and daughter Miss »lucrluinvd U.c following a t their Vera of Portland are visiting at hom« Sunday: Mi*. August UUnst BEAVERTON FEED the home of Mr. and Mr*. Warren *IlU .w LueUa Dallmann and Wilson. I he Kunber family form er- ilum orv.nam Mr. and Mrs. Bam PRODUCE COMPANY ly resided in this town. Gerlg of Cornelius and Ralph Kour- Highway and O K. Truck* Mr, and Mr*. O. If. Kraus and her of Suk-iu. , family spent a faw day* laat week Mr and Mrg rio}.d Biarly and C. J. Beach, Manager with relatives around this town. y ■ .................. . """ They returned to their home In Tu lainily, Mr. and M rs. Roy ilicrly and lainny and Mr. and Mrs. Lor- ] alatin the last of the week. DR. A. E. WILSON enz Kicken and family attended the Mr, and Mr*. Earl C. Bell left annual mission picnic and meet Optomsrist th* last of last week on a motor ing oi the Get man Lutheran church Eyes Tested Frame* Fitted trip to tlieir old home In Wibaux, l-viu in Sherwood Sunday. Mont., where they will make about Mr*. L . L. Cox spent a few days Beaverton Oregon a month’s visit with relative*. in Portland last week with Mr*. Mr. und Mrs. Al Godfrey and C. K hiudt. They »j>vnt Knday latmly of California spent a day re . ac Jemuiif* Lodgi-, and attended the TUALATIN VALLEY REALTY CO. Meal Ratal* I cenlly at their loriocr home on 1 lie summer assembly of the L«angeh- Karm ,. Suburban Ho— «, Acre«*« •“ c*>uicnea of the Oregon cotUcr- W . Specialise 1« Exchange. th*‘r iu raw r ,lc'*hbor* and friends, vine being held there. _ | We will appreciate an opportunty Beginning last Sunday th* bus be- \ twven here aud Portland will make I Alohu-iluber Review to Bell Your Property --------- ----- ------- Hg | Phone, 7103 regular trips every Sunday on re •*> Beaverton Mr. and Mrs Bartel aud fam ily: gular schedule time. l'be traveling picnicked at Roamer’* Rest, Sunday. public will appreciate thi8 service Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gebhart and ylr, a'>u Mis. Donald Brooks and children Beulah and Glenn and Mrs. son of Portland visited at the S. Alice liillderbrand, all of Salem, Albaugh home, Tuesday. spent the week end at the home of Mrs. H. L. Price, with a party | Mr. Brooks' sitter, Mrs. Everett of friends from Portland has gone Our work speaks for Itself. Phone 7702 Wright, Tile Flat road. Btavsrton, Ore., to Cannon Beach fo r a few days. ——r ? ' Miss Luclla Dallmann, who has Mr. and Mrs. l\ hclley v U tk 1 ! employment in Gresham with her friends vape-ct to leave Saturdu-’ ' If You Are Thinking of Purchasing 1 sister, Mrs. August 'A n s i, w*s at fo r the beach fo r a short Vacation. A Radio Or Are Needing Repair the home of her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denholm, who was Work Done On Your Car, Chll I Mrs. August Dallmann, Friday ami taken to the Emanuel hospital in l Saturday of laat week. THE BEAVERTON GARAGE l ’oitlaiid, last week, is reported as The logging machinery from the much improved. Mr- Flynn Manager Henry shannon mill in Beaverton, Mrs. R, Chamberlain and Mrs, P.’ M Msddon Realty Co., Real es which haa been in operation during Hugh Lewis visited Monday Mfs the past two months on the k irk tate. Insurance and Loan*, City Hoover ranch was moved back to A . Dcn’.ioim av Ure Emanuel hos- and Farm property, sale or ex -v*>eiton th« Ui»\ oi 1**1 week. Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Snidler and change- Directory ad. Phone 7403. son Lester attended a fam ily picnic Sunday held at the home of Mr. aud Mra. J. 11. Snider of Milwuukie. TRANSFER There was a large gathering of the Lœal »nd Long Distance Hauling Snider fam ily and a very pleasant day was had by all. CHARLES BERTHOLD Everyone In this community is Beaverton rhon* 3605 F“ “ pilal in Portland. Mrs. Ingles, president of the Ite- bekah asuemoly of OTegon, visited I ueaday, and Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lewis. Mr. and Mra. Paul Dudley and daughter, Pearl left Wednesday fur a vacation at lh« sea shore. 'Jbe poultry business M r. Dudley has built up In the last few years, and of which the community of Aloha I* justly proud, will be left in the capable hand* of M r. Nate Love. 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For here are all the qualities o f six-cylinder smooth ness, pow er and acceleration which Chevrolet alone provides in th e p r ic e r a n g e o f th e f o u r —com bined with economy o f better than tw en ty miles to the gallon of gasoline! Come in today. Learn for yourself the new standards of quality and luxury that Chevrolet has made available in six-cylinder cars — at prices within the reach of all! The Roadster, 15 2 5 ; The Phaeton, $ 5 2 1; The Coupe. $ 595; The Coach,$595; The Sport Conpe, $645; The Sedan, $67 5;The Imperial Sedan, $695;The Sedan Delivery, $ 595;The Light Delivery Chassis, $400; Tbs 1 >>T oo Chassis, $5-45; The 1>S Ton Chassis with Cab,$650. Ail prices f.o. b.factory,Flint, Mich. COMPARE the delivered price as well as the list price io considering automobile values: Chevrolet'* delivered prices include only reasonable charges for delivery and financing* E. Stipe At Stipe’s Garage Beaverton, Oregon
