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FRIDAY. DECEMBFR (1. 1929.
Beaverton Review
Issued Every Friday at Beaverton,
Oregon,
THE REVIEW PUBLISHING CO
Entered as second class matter
December 9, 1922, a t the postofllce
a t Beaverton, Oregon^ under the
Act of March 3, 1879.
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The Daughters of Veterns met in
the I. O. O. F- Hall Monday with a
pot-luck luncheon at noon. Officers
were elected for the coming year
The new officers will be installed
the first meeting in Jauary.
Mrs. Alice Helmhols and child
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Salkum. Washington spent Satura
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Hulett home. Mrs. Helmhols is
cousin of Mrs. Hulett.
Mrs. Gray entertained the “boO’
club at the Campbell Court with
luncheon Friday. Mr*. F . H. Sch- '
oene wm a truest of the club, llitrh
honor* were won by Mrs. 11. O.
Stipe, and Mrs. W. H. Boyd won
the consolation.
Mr. Duntran. the new Congrega-
tional minister moved his family to
Beaverton. Saturday, and Is now
ready to take full charge of h.s
work. Mr. Pungan is formerly from
the Dalles. He comes to Pesverton
highly recommended.
You and your friends are invited
PHONE
BEAVERTON 3603
Residence Phone, 3602
Wanted—Apples and vegetables. Po
tatoes, or anything you can spare
to cheer the needy at Christmas
Will call for same. Phone 6902
C. E. Hedge, chairman relief com
miUee, Beaverton Chamber of
Commerce,
For Sale—Good, young Jersey fam
ily cow. Price, $60. Call 8719- E
Lehman, Rt. 2 Beaverton.
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Good, pure milk promotes health,
especially at this time of year
Drink lots of it- Beaverton Sun
rise Dairy, A. Camenzind, propri
etor.
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For Sale—Turkeys for the Christ
mas holidays, Mammoth Bronze
breed. Halver Olsen. Rt. 8, Bea
verton. One mile south of Ha-
zeldale store.
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CHARLES BERTHOLD
SPECIAL
GROCERIES
MEATS
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DESK SETS—-ScheafTors
Fountain Pens ......................... $1,00 to $10.00
Mechanical Pencils—Scheaffers, Evers harps.
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Candy, per box ....................... $1.00 to $5.00
Vegans and Hazelwood
$ 1.70
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Beaverton Market & Grocery
Two Deliveries Daily:
Two phones,
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10:30 A. M. 3:00 P. M.
3 2 0 3 and 1702
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Sanitary Marketi&Grccery
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Phone Beaverton, 6 5 0 2
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Stationery, per b o x ,.......................50c to $2.00
A full line of Symphony Iaiwn, and others.
Perfum e Seta—Coty’a, Rclgur’s, Colgate’s
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Tallies Purses ...................
We c an y a new and c o m p lete line of Groceries,
and our meats are only the best. Old as well as new
patrons are assured that the high standard of the past
will
maintained and nothing but the best will be
served.
Q uality and low prices talk at the
Fred Knorr, Prop.
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$1.70
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Royal Club Coffee 3 lb. V alue
Fancy Chocolate l'.lb, . . ,
TOTAL VALUE
NOTICE
A modern dance will be held at
Kinton. 14 miles southwest of Port
land on the Scholls Ferry Road or
Saturday. December 14. Two Big
Live turkeys will be given away
free. Mustfc and Cafeteria Lunch
There will be music by the Barden's
dance band and a Cafeteria lunch
Admission: ladies, 25c, gentlemen.
50c.
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PH ARM Al Y
We have a large asaortmenl of Christmas Candy and
Nuts at reasonable Prices. Special prices to schools and
Churchep,
Any girl in need of a friend, write
Adjutant Miss E. H. Allemann, Th.
The Salvation Army White Shielc
home. 565 Mayfair Avenue, Port
land. Ore.
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IlKOWN'S BEAVERTON
Egg Mash, Scratch Feed. Dairy Feed
Binder Tw ine Grain Sacks and Sack
Tw ine
Hay, Oratn, Feed, P oultry Supplte#
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Christmas Merchandise at
Order Christmas
Poultry Early
W A N T E D i « l t O t SALE
For Sale or Trade—Junior Mitchell
Stationery gas engine. Almost
new R. Franklin. Route One
Bo* 84.
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eitrht o'clock, P. M Lunch and
to attend » c u n . pnrty Riven hy the prise* Admission 25e.
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Indies Auxiliary of the llubtr Com
rietvial Club at the Huber 11*11. on
I’SO Ilrown's Couch Remedy
Saturday e\oning. Decomber 14. at
for Quick Relief
B eaverton lloheh
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7:30 P. M in the
I. O. O. F. Hall- Mrs. Marjorie Le-
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DEAN’S DRUG S i ORt
^ e make a Liberal Allowance for your old set, phono
graph, or piano in a trade. Easy terms on the balance.
Call 9303 for free home demonstration
Member of Largest Chain of Drug Storea In
the United States, Representing enormous
buying power
Beaverton Radio Co.
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is a prescription for
Colds, G rippe, Flu, Dengue.
Bilious Fever, and M alaria.
It is the most speedy remedy known
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Now is the time to make preparations for your Christ
mas dinner. Our meats are always fresh.
Benson & Newlander
Crosley, A m rod Radios
Gus KauiTman
BEAVERTON
OREG O N
Route One, Bos 368
Telephone 0414
LUMBER
THE UMBRELLA COVERS
THE WORLD
PAYNE COVERS THE UMBRELLA
Umbrellas recovered and repaired
O. H. PAYNE
Corner of 9th and Watson Streets
Good Ceder Shingles Per M
AUCTION SALE
Friday December 13,
2 x 4 to 2 x 1 0 Per M.
$ 1.50
10.00
15.00
15.00
Wa will have another auction of
furniture, hardware and tools. Also
a Ford Sedan will be auctioned.
D1ETSC1I HARDWARE &
FURNITURE STORE
C. E. HEDGE, Clerk
Good Ceder Siding Per M.
rd We Carry a Good Selection of 8
Our RED Trucks Deliver
Bain Planks Per M.
0 Shrubbery, Fruit, Fil- \
bert, And Nut Tree* S
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COMPANY
W. J. Mctready Lumber Co.
Phone
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Phone
5603
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“MARKED MONEY”
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Good Comedy
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F. D. Peck Sales Agent
Visitors Welcome
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ville at the corner of markt jf
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and Bastline roads-
Hillsboro, Oregon, Route 4.
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Mechanical toys, air
planes, cars, trucks,
t r a i n s ................ 15 to 1.00
i Iron or pewter toys
A very choice selection of duplex,
I tractors, trucks, bus-
imported fabric gloves. Assorted si
,ses ..................... 10 to
zes in the most wanted shades. ..69c to $1.75
G a m e s................15 to
Pull Toys, Racers, a r
my trucks, up to 24
inches long ................
Wood toys . , .15 to 1
Black boards .75 to I
Train and track .50 to 1.00
Moulding sets, paints,
and colors, .. .25 to
Airplanes to build—
aluminum, to fly .. 1.00
Dolls 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c, $1.40
Teddy Bears 49c to $1.19
Ladies’ Gloves
For Dad and Brother
Heavy silks in the seasons choi
cest patterns to meet the de
mand per suit or shirt. Prices, 50c, $1.00, $1.50
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SPRA GUE’S
Out from our many years of “G row irg Up” with
you, has sprung forth - That most Prized most Val
ued of all things , Your Friendship, that has co-op
erated with us and made possible our growth - our
achievement. And it is with a genuine overflowing
of gratitude and appreciation that we sign our
selves “ Your Bank”.
Everybody's Store ”
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BA N K OF B15AV ERTON
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Beaverton
Oregon
Neck-band shirts,
the latest creations,
$1.50 to $3.45
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Shirts, featuring the
C a m e ro n ^
Roll-edge collar. In choico, fancy,
madras patterns, or plain, sun-proofjM
nnd tub-proof colors (blue, tan ,“
Bergundy, green, gray). This «titrtV j
lx especially adapted to the home^Ji
laundry. Tho collar always IronaJ-’
smooth and free from wrinkles.
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White broadcloth, . . »1.95 and $2.50?T
Plain colors, broadcloth . . . .
Fancy, *0-square
rayon or madras
$2.50ggl
percales,
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. $1.50 to $2.45.