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Beaverton Review
Entered aa aecond class m atter
December 9, 1922, at the postonica
at Beaverton, Oregon under the
Act of March 8, 1879. ___________ I
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1929
II. Hulett
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Business Manager
BROWN’S
BEAVER
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SOMETHING YOU DO NOT KNOW
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Do you think itia woman who
devours most of the candy that
Mr. Brown has been in this
comes into the home? Well, the De-
partmpent of Commerce made a sur- business 40 years. In Beaverton. 4
vey of candy sales and proved th at months- The new line of cosmetics
the largest per capita consumption they are featuring are the Lucrelia
was in the Western States, especial- ' anderbile.
ly in those where the men greatly
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out-number the women.
M ARSH’S GARAGE
Utah take* the state championship 1
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with Nevada second. They take can.
p 4.At
dy so seriously in Nevada that re-
is
Uo . vert on. The
cently when they had to aaaanshla M anh Cttingf joes Acetylene Weld-
a quorum of the state legislature ing. Mr. Marsh has been in this
to finish some important business, business 20 years.
they took up a collection to buy
candy for the members-
DEAN’S DRUG STORE
And it is not merely the white
collar man who slips a bar, bag
or handful of candies into his poc­
Mr- Daan has been in this busi­
ket. A confectionery store located ness since February 14th, 1914. He
near a new construction job in Chi­ has been in Beaverton that same
cago, recently doubled its sales while length of time. In the summer his
the work was going on, and the store is open from 8 A- M. to 9:45
iron and steel workers, steam fit- P . M.
ters, carpenters and others parsed
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by every day As for athletes-w eU .
BEAVER THEATRE
they have always been candy eat- j
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ers, whether they were male or
female, old or young. With them, I This Theatre will seat 465. The
quick energy foods are essential.
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AN EXPENSIVE GUEST
Count Ilya Tolstoy of Russia, now
lecturing in America, has a very
thrifty manager, who does not pro­
pose to allow the Count to lend his
presence to any function without
pay. So, when a group of Chicago
proiessors sougjit to honor the
Count by inviting him to a lun­
cheon, the manager wired an ac­
ceptance, but stipulated that a fee
of $50 would be charged.
The hospitably inclined professors
were a t first dumbfounded by the
suggestion that they must pay $50
for the privilege of entertaining the
Count. A fter consultation they dele.
gated one of their number to reply
to the manager, which he did in the
following telegram:
“How do you get that way?
We might be able to afford
breakfast or a chocolate soda
w ith the Count. What is your
scale for tea and toast with
Tolstoy? Also go jump in the
lake.’’
A pleasing part of the story is
th a t Count ToUtoy later told it on
himself and exh.bited the telegram
to amused newspaper men.
How to
Raise
Poultry
By Dr. L. D. LeGrar, V. S.
Sr. Louis, Mo.
Dr.
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1« m f r a d u a t* of th « O n ta rio
Coclee*. K
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m i U v « Mock a o d pou ltry. E m inen t
authority on poo I try and »lock ratting.
N a tio n a l!* k n ow n pou ltry brredar.
N o ta d author and le
prograia changes 3 times weekly. \ highest pi od Chevrolet.
O® September S. 9, and 10 the big
in li»..»»non.
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W. J. McCREADY
LIM BER COMPANY
Mr. Peck has been the agent
for this company 1l* yrais. They
feature the Weaver Henry roofing.
There are otlier McCready Lumber
Yards
at • Portland, * Forest
* -*'*w —
v.v.l Grove,
City’ 1>tark riiUW *!ld MlL
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CHARLES BERTHOLD
LOANS
on real estate. Low inter­
est cost, repayment priv-
leges. Write for details
WASHINGTON
Savings & Loan Assn.
Hillsboro, Ore.
School Supplies
at
B R O W N ’S
Beaverton Pharmacy
I». M. MADDEN
is
Mr Madden has been in the Real
Estate business 12 yosra. In Bea­
verton 3 years. He represents 2 In­
Mr. Livermore has been the surance Companies.
Piesident of this bank 111 years. Mr-
Denney has been the \ ice President
BEAVER WOOD CO.
23 years. It has been e aldiidiudd
23 years- Mr. Livenuors has lived
The Beaver Wood Co. is at 210
in m i. community .it years, Mr. Watson. Mr Schult» has been in
Denney "3 and Mr. Gray. It» years. livaverton 0 years. Hu features the
Kemrncr Coal-
BANK OE BEANERTON
BEAVERTON LI M-
BER COMPANY BEAVERTON FI­
NANCE COMPANY
a s
Bladder Irritation
stomach
and
sleep fine ’—Mrs. Gieen Butler.
Even the First spoonful of Adler-
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ika relieves gas on the stomach and I C I N f ' i F ' R f ^ A R T F ' M
2
removes astonishing amount! of old * X N Y L / L . I \ V j m \ 1 L i l Y
waste m atter from the system.
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Makes you enjoy your meals and
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sleep better. No m atter what you
SEPTEMBER 23, 1929
have tried for your stomaeh and For Information Inquire
M n. c d
bowels, Adlenka will surprise you.'
A
Dean's Drug Store.
A dr-3
E. Allen, Phone 5107
BUY YOUR
It
Advertisements In this column 1 For Sale—2.87 avive on Huber »ve­
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1 This Company recommends the
cent a word. Minimum charge 25c.
nu,, near highway and school, fUOO
Mr. Skee has been in this busi­
fi.no cash and terms. Also 4
Mr. Bert hold has been In ths Kuberoid roofing and thu 1‘abco
acres on Beaverton-Farmington
Feed A Grain business 11 years- Multi-Service Paint. Mr. Lewis has ness 3 years- He specialises in au.
FOR SALK
road, f'2300. $600 cash and terms.
He features the Uerthold's. Albers, been in this line of hus.ness 5 years. tomobile insurance. W K. Pegs is
the President of this Co.
J. W. Pat tad ton, Rt- I, Beaver­
Fishers and Crown Feeds and the
Good, pure milk promotes health,
ton. Phone 4114.
Adv.
Portland and Lilly Seed Co.
especially at this time of year.
DEWEY, THE PLUMBER
H. M HUGHSON
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Drink lots of it- Beaverton Sun­
FOR RENT
rise Dairy, A. Cameniind, propri
STIPE S GARAGE
Dewey recommends the Kaler
Mr. Ilughson charges $3 75 for ctor.
Adv. e 15-t( For Rrnt—A m«d*m 6-room houso
plumbing fixtures. He also recoin - grinding valves on a Ford Car. He
barn with loft; hon houss i plenty
Stipe’s GaragP has been cstab- mends the Allen's Parlor Fur.iace has been in business for himself in
Every home should have a ra­
of fruit for family usa; 1 to 6
lished 13 years. The price of the »ml Ideal Vecto Circulating heaters- Beaverton 6 years. His service can dio. It keepe the whole farnMy
»<-rv» of land; at cornar O f Wat.
Chevrolet Coupe in Beaverton is He features the Meadows SelocUA- !>« obtained from 7 A. M. to 6 P. abreast of all that is going on in
■on and Allon Sts., llcsvarton.
2732.00- The Imperial Sedan is the' Speed Washing Machine.
M
e-40-tf
Ben F. Dsly, ownrr.
the world, so diversified are the
programs every fifteen hours of the
WANTED
multiply by four, docs not give a:i which are usually from 8 to 11 a. set as the time and place for the ‘ta y . See Elmer Stipe at Stipc’a
accurate yearly record.
m. They should be visited once every hearing of objections to said final Garage on the prices for Atwater W A S T E D — Forti ro ad ster, coupe o r
And now, just a word about the hour, especially during the forenoon- account and the settlement thereof Kent radios.
Adv.
delivery aa down payment on new
nicouanics o. trao.ncsuag. A tiup
The use of trap nests enables the
Date of first publication, Sep­
all-electric radio, Beaverton Rvdlo
nos., ns e eryone Ki:
.
is one c
p iltry ra. er to learn some really tember 13, 1929.
For Sale—40-acre tract with timlwr
Shop
rt'2-43
quipped to hc.d a hen captive when astonishing facts about what hts
Date of last publication, October
1*4 miles southwest of Beaverton
»¿.e enters it to lay. Each hen in hwis are really doing, lie will be 11, 1929.
Priced for quick sale. Ben T , W \N TFD —Feed grinder, must take
the flock has a numbered leg band surprised to find that some of those
corn and cob at once. J. Gilsdorf.
Gertrude A McKay, Executrix.
Lombard, 743 Plttnck Block, Port­
on one of her legs, and beioie she in which he had most faith were
Hubsr. phone 2426, Beaverton p.42
John D. Williams. Attorney for
land. Telephone KR 4500. c-J5 tf
is released, u sue has Iayed. her least deserving of his trust, and Estate. 825 Failing Building, Tort-
number is put dowu on a uaily re- vice versa. He will definitely drop land, Oregon.
c-rd sheet, indicating that she has guessing from his payroll and sub-
layed that day. After a hen lays in stitute scientific certainty,
a nest, she nus to be released by
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an attendant, and tlie nest made IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
ready for another hen. Home-made
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
If fu n c tio n a l B la d d e r I r r ita tio n
nest of tuis k.nd a ’t. easily con.
< ;il N 1 Y OF W ISHINGTON.
d is tu r b , y o u r sleep, c au ses B u rn in g
strutted, although space is lacking In the .'latter of the Estate of Mi­
o r Itc h in g S e n sa tio n . B a ck a ch e o r
L eg P a in s, m a k in g you feel tired ,
in this article for giving definite
chael E. Hughe-, Deceased.
dep ressed , a n d d isc o u rag e d , w h v
instructions as to how it is done. Notice of hearing of Final account
n o t tr y th e C yste* 48 H o u r T e s t?
There are ready-made forms of trap
Notice is hereby given that the
D o n ’t giv s up. O et C y a t e s to d ay at
nests that give satisfaction and are undersigned executrix of the estate
a n y d ru g s to re P u t It to t h s teat.
See
fo r y o u rse lf w h a t It does. M oney
reasonably priced. Some mauulac. Michael E. Hughes, deceased, has
bark If It d o e sn 't b rin g q u ick Im­
turers simp.y furnish a frame witn filed her finnl account in the County
p ro v e m e n t. a n d sa tis fy you com ­
the trap mechanism attached. It car. Court of the State of Oregon for
pletely. T ry C y ste a today. O nly 60 a.
«*“ JF >*> fltled to “ v6u‘uble f ‘:n Washington County, and that Mon- i
of home-made nest- Numbe.ed leg day the 14th day of October, 1»'29,
bands for identifying the hens are at the hour of 10 a.ni. of said day
purchased in series at comparatively it the Court House in Hillsboro, ;
trivial cost,
in said County and State, has been ;
At least or.c trap nest should be
furnished for every four biro» in
CLEAN HOMELIKE
flocks of fifty or more, and one for
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For your Old Sel, Phonograph or Piano in a Trade
COMFORTABLE
every three in smaller flocks. Try to
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Ea*v terms on the balance
have a sufficient number so that
is a prescription for
hens do not have to wait too long
Call 9303 for free home demonstration
for their respective turns- For the Colds, Grippe. Flu, Dengue,
same reason, pay a bit more atten-
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
Rooms $3 a week and up
tion to the trap nests during the
normally busy hours of the day, It’s the most speedy remedy known. Special rates for Board and Room
*ou t" ,n* _J'0U have eliminated
l**e heavy eating, light-laying drones
*rom your flock but are you sure
- ou **ave.
>‘ou are
*
sl£ns w*u'-'h
indicate poor layers, the chances are
you have eliminated
the worst
drones. In all likelihood. how«ver.
there are ig ill a number of hens
left which are on the border line
or just below it; either they con-
sume as much in food as they pay­
back in eggs or just a little bit
more. In either case, they are un-
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v'.c' i
a
P ^ t a b j e to keep, but hard to dis.
co^ r when 0r? ina7
methods of
culling are employed.
Now these “border line' fows çe-
quire just as much care and equip-
ment as their more profitable sis-
GOOD-BYE, FAMILY TOWEL
ters. Care and equipment represent
Daddy has a peach towel.
part of the investment on which a
Bobby has a jade.
profit must be paid. It becomes se1'’
Mother’s towel is turquoise.
evident. therefore, that very many
Orchid for the maid.
such fowls will cause a serious cut
Sister's towel is colored rose.
in the percentage of profit returned
Grandma’s towel is maise-
on each dollar of capital invested.
“ Every one a different towel”
But the question is how to con
I s the rule these days.
And why not? We who shudder a t ' !ct
°¡fenders of their shortcom.
the thought of choosing the wrong ,n**- I know of but one certain way-
toothbrush while half awake, cer- a!}d
,s t0 keep books on the
tainly should be deeply interested in
k)t °f them and in a short
the latest idea which calls for towels w” " ,e l’ou w:!! know beyond perad-
of different colors mentioned in the ?«nture or doubt which are the egg
little rhyme, in fact.
layers, and which are destined for
A famous laboratory, after clinL a »needy trip to market,
cal tests has recently announced
Trap-nesting, in short, is the one
th a t bacteria, deposited from one’s »ure method of determining exactly
h&nds to a towel, live on that towel how much each hen is laying and
from 24 to 48 hours and that they whether or not she is going t j be
definitely can be transferred from worth keeping on the job. Such
the towel to the hands of any oth- knowledge is of especially great im-
portance to the breeder of fine ped­
e r person who uses iE
igreed fowls, but is sufficiently im­
portant to most poultry raisers to
YE EDITOR ATTEMPTS AD­
be worthy of consideration. Trap­
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nesting, incidentally, is vaiuabje in
Reach for a cigar, oh ye women, taming young birds, which tends tv
instead of a peanut. Girls! Smoke increase productiveness.
El Smellum See-gars. Cigarettes
Many will object that trap-nesting
were good enough for our mothers invoIvcs too much labor. It is true
and grandmas, but El Smellums are there is some additional work in-
now in vogue. Señora Petrovanes- V0!ved but it is questionable wheth-
kivotch of Mexico smokes six a day er there is much more than would 1
—and hasn't coughed once. Eventu- be required for taking care of a I
ally you win smoke El Smellums ¡arge nulr: ,r 0f fowjg irom wh:ch
— why not now? In flavor they are no profit Cv-jld be possibly realized,
as smooth as the skin you love to Furthermore, the work can be ma-
touch, and after tasting one you terially reduced by dividing the flock
would walk a mile for a carload.
and trap.nesting one section at a
time. As soon as the desired pur-
They have a joke out now in which pose has been definitely achieved,
it is claimed that Boston
is noted another section can be put through
for its boots and shoes, while poor the course and so on until a Ap-
old Chicago derives its
notoriety pendable record has been made for F
from shoots and booze, T’aint nice, every hen in the flock. This record f
not only serves to indicate the best 4
Evangeline- T aint nice.
layers, but is an invaluable guide 4
for the selection of breeding stock, ft
GAS FORCES WOMAN
A flock should be trap-nested for ^
Shuts Bldg.
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QUALITY HIGHEST
W. Livermore, Pros. It. K. Denney, Vice Pres.
Doy Gray, Cashier
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