The Beaverton review., October 04, 1929, Image 3

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furniture
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Mr* E. I.. C i* np<nt »he if»v In •
Tueoday with frli-nd* in Portland
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Mia, Clifton la on tho sick list-
Mra. J. Nault ta Improving very
Mr. and Mra. W. I,. Vm.ll . n slowly.
have hud Iheir hour* shirifct. <1 dtir
Mr. S d Lowry is up upuin after
Ing the punt week.
two weeks ¡liners.
K hi nk Richard* ha* been building
Mr. Rosa Snyder has gone to the
a ahed to h«u»e hi* goat» In during
the l»ad weather It ha* been built apple orchards.
on h** tract on Plcaaant Valley rood.
Major Wt r. nbcck is repairing hi»
Mr*. Ilarrlett Ford who 1* teach­ gmugc this we k.
ing Laurel View school thl» y> .r
Mr. Larson of Huber hus returned
«pent the week „nd with Mr Bid from n bunting trip.
Mr*. Floyrf Rlerly. Plea*ant Valley
Rosal !o Uecd won second prize
road
on sewing at the State fair,
•late fair held In Salem last week
Mr McCbuen is putting up the
•nd most favorable reports hw
bean brought bgck by those att.ml- frutr.ewurk of his new gat age.
Tiie II. Y. P. U. U sure stepping
ing. many raving It waa one of the
on it these days, a nice crowd waa
beat ever held.
These have been bury day* dur­ out lust Sunday.
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HOME POINTERS
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held at the Church of Christ begin­
ning September *t. Teddy Laevitt
will lie the evangelist. Everybody la
invited.
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In preparing a vegetable dinner I t !
is beat always to plan to Inclmla 1
•ome form of protein, «¡ther by us­
ing U an* or peas •»* ona of the
vegetal,lea, or by ca b in in g some
vegetable with • pioiem food auch
*» cheese, milk, eggs or chopped (
meat. Esamples of vegetable« com - j
Lined with protein foods dre green
peppers or tomatoes stuffed with a
meat mixture, cauliflower or pota­
to«» scalloped with cheese, spinach
with hard.boiled eggs, and sweet
com pudding made with milk and
tgg*.
The Blue Mountain Creamery at
Sondar Oct. fl t929
L* Grande la ha ng extensively en­
Sunday School T0:00 A. M. M ore- larged.
Ing worship 11:00
Jf. YpttftgL _
people* meeting 6:30 t* M. Evan.
«»«frf consideration for
g. li»tlc
service at 7.10
o’clock. th« erection of a new grange hail
Mid week prayer meeting Wed. 7.10 at Richland.
I. M The Rev. A S. Dean will,
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prf-acfi both
am! . evening
#vonlnR '
^ contract has been awarded for
- morning
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A cordial welcome is extended to all the construction o f a skfewalk o„
Roy L. Nolt, pastor.
the courthouse grounds at Hillsboro.
frif
Mi. und Mrs. Paul Dudley and
ing the past week wiUt there who
have onion field* na the harvesting daughter Pearl attended the fair
.iiA P E S fi SON
of the rrop ha» already begun ami . at Salem Saturday,
will aoon all be houard
RESTAURANT
The Wickstrunds, Klutt» and Lar­
IIK A IJ
SHOUT ORDER
Kinton war well represented at th ! son famibc* were among tiiuo« who
Cigars, Tobacco*
A larga flock of Swans was re. . enjoyed the Stale fair.
Confections, Soft Drinkr
flying over thl* Ractlon laat Tuesday,
The grading is finished on the
Cad- SIM*
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Walsoa SI. It waa quite 0 rare occurunce a
llszcldal nr ! Ke uviile loud, gravel
they are aaldom seen around here
j it now be. rig spread.
raw edge turned under once, and
| Hum« of the prune growar* In !
K W K IS IIO I*
Virgil Fuller who has J>een In h«ld with a running stitch is bet­
Church of Christ
this community are shipping their
'•I I'MKTNO and HEATING
the Sbriners Hospital all summer, ter for fine silks.
, product to the Sherwood cannery 1
j and they have been very busy dur- returned home last week.
Hardware I’ alnta
TTicre will be a revival meeting
The Queen Ester Circle will hold IN t h e c o u n t y c o u r t o f t h e
I mg the part weak harvesting thi
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1 their business meeting at the home
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE V
crop.
of Mia. Weisenbeck, October 8.
COUNTY
OF WASHINGTON.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. VanKIcek and
lieu ver W ood C o .
Mr. Yeager from the Jacktown In th* Matter of the Estate of Mi- d
daughter Miaa Helen have been
rharl K. Hugh«--, Dert-s-ed.
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All •pending the past week or so in district reports that dogs are killing:
Wood,
I anvi
had»
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gradea of lilult-Waah. coal,
h»s goats. He has about 40 head of Not.ce of hearing of Final arrount f
. I mtwood •» guerta of their daugii
Notice is hereby given that the *
tard at Front A Main
| ter, Mr*. Edith Land*»* and funnly milk goals.
ondersigMcf ssssutH i of the estate m
I*. Ik Scholl*
I'honc 1742 ! They returned the first o f the week
( Inrencc llaranden, Wallace Bush.
Michael E. Hughes, deceased, has d
REAVCRTON
ORKOON
A number of the farmers round Marion Lewis and Pearl Dudley from filed her final account in the County f
I about here attended the auction held the eighth grade were at the State
Court o f the State of Oregon for d
He«verton Barber Shop ' at the E. U. Heaton place near fair.
Washington County, and that M or- =
Scholls Saturday and It is under
l:. . Mr-'"
r J STEVENS. PROPRIETOR
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I a f rn -r- day the 14th day of October, 1J2» 4
stood that they w.ro good bidder* i n on i. I r Evoluti«,’ , lant Sun- at the hour of 10 a.m. of said day «
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
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enj yed at
11 . v m Hillabor- j
home with them,
l y nil tho • v. I a’. u r. jed.
ip said County and State, has been 8
Sea err ton,
Oregoa
Mrs. Shelton Taylor and »on Bob ­
w II Let . r.
1 . 1 ! o f A ’ »1 . *vt “ * thc tim< an<l place for the 8
bie of Park Rose, who ha»e ueen liul-er school and Jonn Llvrmore hearing of objections to said final 8
TtE A VERTON FEED
guests of Mrs
Louie VanKleck left Oct. 1 for the big timber, deer account and the settlement thereof. 9
and
during the past week, returned to hunting,
Pat« of first publication, Sep­
PRODUCE COMPANY
their hor,e Friday, accompanied by
tember l ì , 1929.
Harry
Sldwc!)
la
building
a
new
Highway and O- E. Tracks Mrs. V a'Xleek who made a short up-to-uate eating house in Aloha.
Date of la»t publication, October
stay in Portland among relatives.
11.
1939,
Fred Strickland* is handling the con­
C. J. Beach. Manager
Miss Schmdcr, teacher of the pri­ struction work,
Gertrud. ¿ McK, y
Executrix.
mary grades in the school reports
John
D.
Williams,
Attorney
for M
Some
moving
p
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uken
that there has not been a pupil ab­
D1C A. E. WILSON
sent or tardy in her room during < f the school th s week. They will Estate. 825 Failing Building, Port- A
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the past month and fine progr, « bo shown on thc setcen Oct. 6 and land, Oregon.
Optomarial
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at
the
Rwtverton
Theater.
is being made with all the pupnd
Frantrs Fitted and all report that they liae their
Eyes Tr»ted-
IU s vertun
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Oregon new tsschef»,
Harold, Gerevcvo and Lois Shearer
were dinner guests at Louis Uugh-
Parker Fountain Pens and
j RcaT Untate Transfer»
sona Tuesday evening.
TUALATIN Y ALLEY REALTY CO
Pencils $ 1 .0 0 to S 1 0 .0 0
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Inris,» Suburban Hums*, Asrsags x
Thc I ocj ! cra n re will hold a dah-
Harry E. Hall et ux to J- E.
u . iv , ¡.1 $ 2 .0 9 Guaranteed Hot
Money to loan on Drei m ontases Shutts, 20 acres, section 36, T. 1 S. Ha how m u . . o
B e w|l| apprerlate an opportunty
plnnta will be Bold in the afternoon
K 2 W.
Water Bottle for 9 8 c js
to Sell Your Property
Mrs. Louis Ilughson. son Harvey
Nora Jack to George J. Jack, 62
Wt Specialize in Exchanges
acres Abraham Landers Cl. 64 T. Airs- E. Davis, Gcnevcveand Lois
ftosch a engineered to the new
Beaverton
Phons, 7103 1 S. K. 2 W.
Sbenrtr spent Sunday at North
Screen-Grid Tubes with other
Plains.
J. D. Odell et ux to George L.
devekipsnencs that make it out­
Henderson et ux 2 acres Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hugtison son
standing in tooe-selectiTity—
Est Add. Beaverton.
Harvey and Mis E. Davis attended
sentnirirr, and above all, in
W . E. PEGG
Henry P. Blake to Ruth L. Har­ the wrestling match ut the Audi­
Vslne. Bcsotitul combination
O N T H E H IG H W A Y
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ris, Et» of S W < d &W\ of bvc. torium Wednesday evening.
Recehrer and Speaker Console
UNDERTAKER and EMBALMEK
o f ssslnut veneers, contains
tu, T a s. R. 1 w .
• * M|,
Louis Hughson. Lill King and! W E W A N T Y O U R T R A D E }
seven tiS>e saceivet and dynsmic
M U. Everitt to S. J. Everitt,
• •range Huildlng — y -
lies ver to..
Or ve «—, 5 ^ 0 = ^ mommmmm mm o k .
type speaker. Price, less tubes,
10 acres, Sec. 2, T. 2 N. R. 4 W , j
ting at 1 .
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Anna
Agnes
Hugh.-on b ’ ought back a five
Pure, risen milk is essential to your
point buck weighing
children’s health. For milk scoring Sias, lots 2. 3, and 4, block
96 out of 100 points by tho State Highland Park Add,, liillsboro.
Oswad Uensen to Grace C. Jen-
Young lady telling
Dairy and Food Department, call the
sen 1.70 acres, Anthony W. Hart, about her oar.
SERVICE DAIRY
Second Flapper anys—
Bssvsrton,
2407 D. L. C. 60. T. 1 S. K. 1 W .
R. E. Loomia et ux to Mortgage of a car have you?
Dslivsries day or night
First Young Lady—
Our Motto: Quality, Ssrvics, Satis- A Loan Co., Et» of Lot 181 John-
•on Est. Add. Beaverton.
Ash.
factiun,
j Harold C. Haskell et ux to Lyn-
Second Young Lady— Y
don L Myers et ur. Tract 8, Frank- Nash, don’t you, dear?
Bn Ave., Add. Benvcrt°n.
* tr*t 1 oung Lady—
i Frank Sell to Michael Lester Sell nuan an Ash.
et all, NEQ of N W k of Sec. 24.
Second’
Young Lady— I never
T'. 2 N., R. 4 W’ .
hoard of that kind of a car
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Our work »praka for itself.
* \ PRICE, F.O .B . any
David Buck et al to John W.
Ilsaverton, Or*.,
Phone 7702 Marconi et ux. 20 acres Sec. 36, j cond-hand Cole
R. R. Station in
T. 1 S. R. 8 W.
The
crawfish
has
a
lot
more
sense
Edmund Miller et si to Constant
Washington C o . ^ Q Q C . 0 S
If You Are Thinking of Purchasing
Muylle SW ’» of Sec- 35 T. 1 S. than some auto drivers. He knows
enough
A Radio Or Are Needing Repair R. 3 W.
in a tiglif place
W*ork Done On Your Car. Call
Edmund Miller et al to Theodore
! Miller. 80 acres Sec. 35, T. 1 S. PROVERBS THEY NEVER USE ^ I' ° n ’ ' n s a c k s >
THE BEAVERTON GARAGE
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Mr«. Flynn
Manager R .3 W.
The Tailor— Clothes don't make thc 8 *
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Theodoe Mriller et al to Edmund
#Anyone wishing further infor-pl f
Miller et el. 100 acres. Chas. Le­ man
wis. Cl.. T. 1 S. R. 2 W.
TRANSFER
The Banker— Money is the root amation phone Beaverton 3603j £
A. W. Buchanan et ux to T. L o f all evil.
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Local »nd Long Dli*esice Hauling Miller. K1» of Lot 15, Lombard
The
Add, Beavertdn.
repents
CHARLES BERTHOLD
F. M Warner et ux to Frank
The
Beaverton
Phone 3603 Cook. 83 653 acres, Sec. 29, T. 1 the
N. R. 2 W.
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RUTH EKTIELHF.RGKR
The
Pianist and Teacher
The
Beginning shout Ostober L F
Classes Starting September 28
Beginners. Intermediate , Advanced lectric ligfits ured In the laying You
houses will increase thc hen’s il.ry-
Students Accepted
to about 12 or 13 hours, says the
Phonei Beaverton 07.15
OA-egt>n, .experini-Tit station, Thia
gives the hens time to eat more
food and thus produce more egg*.
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Kinton Church
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Six Weeks Work on Pears
at the
R.ay-Maling Cannery
Hillsboro
Oregon
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S A V E AND H A V E
Benjamin Franklin was wise in the ways of life.
He saw that the part which money plays in most
¡>eople’s lives is a very important one, and he
left as a heritage to the people o f his country
a shining example o f financial efficiency.
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B R O W N ’S
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Beaverton Pharmacy f
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Regular sendees will be held at
Beaver Chapter,
O.
the church this Sunday with Bible
E. 8. Stated com m on -
school at 10 O’ clock in the morning 1
ration. Wednesday eve­
j w.th preaching by the pastor Rev.
ning. October 9, at H
•" E. Fisher at 7:46 in the evening.
o’clock. Degrees.
All
Everybody invited to attend these ,
visitors welcome.
Re­
services.
ceipts are necessary.
By the o r ­
der of Worthy Matron. Margaret
THE LOST DEAD
Denney, Sec.
c-42
Judgment Day.
The Great AVhite Throne.
God. the Judge.
B eaverton R ebek-
Sinners against the light in Chris- 1
sli
L od ge
N o.
tian lands and the heathen who go
2 t8 m eets
first
against conscience in pagan dark__
and third
T ues­
nes*—lost, lost, lost; woe, woe, woe.
day even in gs
at
But—“ there Is therefore now no con­
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7 :3 0 P. M. in the
demnation
to
them that
in
.
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— 1- O* O. F- Hall. Mrs. Marjorie Le-
Chu-:st Jesus. — Bible Salvation, Bea- . wig, Secretary, Mrs. Lulu Clifton,
verton, Oregon.
1 N. O.
p -tf
ÍS O S C H !
DEWEY
THE PLUMBER
Or «iron g u t e N m
The Orehnm Drug store hai been
opened for business at Corvallis.
Nazarene Church
It is wise to keep tailors chalk
In two or three colors on hand In
the sewing room for marking per­
forations and notches, Instead of
M .E. CHURCH
cutting them. This can be bought
at the notion counters of ’most de­ Sunday School, 10 a.m.
partment stores.
{’reaching Services, 11 a.m * p.m.
Epwoelh league, 7:16 p.m.
To prevent fins materials, such as
Everyone cordisi’y invited to the
georgette, chiffons, and silk crepe. Church with th# friendly welcome
from puckering they may be stitched
— B. Waddington. Pastor
on strip* o f ordintry newspaper, j
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The puper Is held under the mater, j
St. Cecelia Church
i«l being stitched, and is sasily
pulled o ff when stitching is com-
Sunday
M asse* — 7 :4 0
end
*»•*«»•
10 a. m.
The best dressmakers do not al­
Sunday C atechism — 8:30 and
ways use French »«sms for all gar. • 30 a. m.
mvnts because a French seam, «v»n
Baptism — 2 p. m.
though neatly made often gives an
W eekday Maas 8 :2 0 a. m.
amateurish appearance to the fin- and 7 :30 p. m.
1,he<t gannent, because it "draws”
Rev. J. M. O'Neil!
slightly. A plain seam, with the
at
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4.8SÜ THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF AN
A G E N C Y and ELECTRIC STORE
BY THE
Portland Electric
666
Hens oan be forced Into laying
•ivt tier by feeding them a moist
mash In which there is a high per­
Colds, Grippe. Flu, Dengue,
centage of protein, such as meat
meal, fish meal, or a good grade
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
of tankage, nnl by mixing this with
It’s the most speedy remedy known.
buttermilk.
This Is fed at noon.
Giving thc birds sour sklmmilk or
buttermilk to drink will supply ex.
tr» protein.
LOANS
Winter protection for hollyhocks,
foxgloves, and other fleshy-ler ved
perrennials grown In the flower PTnr-
den may be obtained by covering
tjlem with coarse snnd. or fine
gravel mixed with sand. Tine boughs
laid loosely over the plnnt--. ami f 1
tened in place with weights or with
their items stuck in the ground
•re a good ad«lition to the »and.
Straw and leaves do not maV#
good covering as they ara tiksty
to pack too closely and smother
on real estate. Low inter­
est cost, repayment priv-
leges.
Write for details
W A S H IN G T O N
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Savings & Loan As*n.
Shut* Bldg.
Hillsboro, Ore.
A
BEAVERTON
EATS
Is a prescription for
IN
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Mr. Ivan Swift will act as this Company’s Representa-
If you are a careful and thrifty shopper, if you want
the very best meat at the lowest possible price, trade
here at the City Meat Market.
Benson
&
Newlander
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Phone
120
Beaverton, Oregon |
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