TU R r e a v t r t o n
JA N U A RY 8, 1930
R E V IE W
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Tailor-Made Weather O l
Homes Now an A ztuality
Slight Giange Converts Heating Plant From One-Season Affair
Into Year-Round Air Conditioning System.
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Beaverton Review , "T
lluk
for th
' rv,,n,n
h ^
e cl
Second
Coming
of * Christ.-'
iM*
Rhoda M. Gillingham,
Executrix of tho K ilx l* of
William II. Gillingham, l*«>
The first exclusive turkey show Issued Every
Friday at Beaverton,
Hinton ('hurch
r tu r d .
on the Pacific coast will be held s t 1
Oregon,
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Oakland. O re.. December 13 end t4
iH E RKVlkW PUBLISH IN G CO
Regular preaching services will M d ’sm ani A Thompson
Hym
under the direction of J C . Leedy, j
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he held at the Kinton churrh Sun
Lyndon I
Advc3-7
county agricultural agent.
day evening at
7:46. to which at I Attorneys for Executrix
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Entered sa second class m atter nn, tnvU„(,
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Peer nicer 9, 1922, at the postolllco |ar session of the Bible school *t ui x it * » n
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Many fanners
use their
spare , t Beaverton,
Oregon,
under the 10:00 in the morning, at which time W A N T E D B i d K O f S A L E
time during the winter in building Act of Marvh 3, 1879.
(he new officers and teachers of
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or ru|»airtng fences and cleaning up ----- — --------------------------------------------- the school will have charge. It will "A nted -Applet and vegetables, lo
te weeds and trash sccumulntod a - J 11 tli.lett
m
promotion .lay for some of
‘•‘ “•s. • ' * " 7 * » " « 7 ° u « " •*“ *
to cheer the needy at Christmas.
long old ones. U i:> a wise use of J H. Hulett . . Business Manager |h|>
with appropriate ex
Will call for same. F »one 5903.
spare hours, ssys the Oregon E x
ereiaea.
C. E. Hedge, chairman relief com
periment station.
At the cloae of the aeaslon, o«
mitte«. Beaverton Chamber
of
aa near noon at poaaible. a New
Commsrc».
Y ear a basket dinner will tie served,
“ 1” ON TH E TELEPH O N E
and all thoae attending arg
re |
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An enterprising man once decid
quested to bring well filled baskets I Good pur. milk promotes health,
ed to clu-ck the use ol various word»
of food, with dishes for serving, rsprels ly s t this
tint# of
ysar.
used during telephone conversations
tt It d«»lr#d thnt th<* parents of I »rink lot» of It B tavtrton
Sun-
and discovered mat the word *'t"
the children attending Bible school rise Dairy, A. Csmenslnd. proprl
was used almost four thousand times
be present; and everyone in t h o
»tor.__________________ Aav. « 16 t(
out of a total worviage of less than
community la invited
Any girl In need of a friend, write
80.000, The word “you was the next
Adjutant Miss K. H Allemann. The
most frequeut, while “th o ’ and "a ’ I
Bethel
('hurch
The Salvation Army White Shield
followed in tho order named—al- I
home. 666 Mayfair Avenue. Port
though the tiny " a '' w as used only
9:45 a m. The Sunday School, )(lnj ^
• trifle over half as much as the .
R. C. Doty, Superintendent.__
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all-im portant 'T \
11:00 a m. Morning Worship Wanted—Dressmaking, by Mrs. J e s
This does not agree with printed
“The Task of a Believer.” Com
sie Husalage at her residence at
Kiighsh where -th e ”, " o f . 'and
munion Service and Reception of
Tigard; quarter
mile from
Me
n h lir> - it» M
and
Members
Music by Chorus and
Donald* store. Prices reasonable
“i»" all lead “I ”. In fact, out of
Soloists, Willis Cady. Director
Address Tigard. Or- Rout* 1. C-4
80.000 words of pr.ntcd English.
6:30 p. m. Young People’» Meet
Ix»»t— Large German PoHce
<1i»a.
wo? ¿
'• » lh**> «
ing».
Answers to nam* of "D uke." L ib
7:30 jv m.
Evening
Worship
thou“ n d ,
* hlU
lh*
*P ’
eral reward.
Caroline
Carlaon.
"When Religion Inspire«.’’ VJuartct
‘‘T“ '*'1 alnw* t b’000'
M .E. CHURCH
Route 1,
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The *T» have it— on the tele- j
and Instrumental Muaic.
phone, at least.
Church
Annual
Meeting
Friday
Sunday
School, 10 am .
P o ^ ^ v a»e*^ o r5T io r»«7T reap ^ T T ar-
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Preaching Services, U a.m., 8 p.m. night. Jan- 3rd.
old Whatley. Huber. Or*
lour
Tw enty-eight member» have beet.
I Oregon State News
| i Epw ^th League, 7:16 p in .
b'orks south of th» railroad.
the church recently
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Everyone
cordial'y y inviteli
invited to the ■ , ----- -
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B iy e n e corami
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Sunday
The extension to the Astoria tel- i Church with the friendly welcome. * n<* m0rl
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Minister
«phone
.hone 'building
building is rapidly nearing
- B . Waddingvon.
*• Arthur I,u " » “n
Waddingvon, Pastor
B ea v erto n lie h e » -
completion.
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NOTICE TO CRED ITO RS
ali
Lodge
N u
Widening of the John Day High
In the County Court of the State
St. Cecelia Church
248 m e at*
fira l
way between Vale and
Jamieson
of Oregon for Washington County.
and th ird
T u *e-
has been completed.
I Sunday
In the M atter of th* Eatate ol
dav e v en in g s
al
M asses — 7 ;4 0
and
William B. Gillingham, Deceased.
The six-spartm ent court at Spring iu a m
7:30 P. M in (he
NOTICE Is hereby given that the _ I. O. O
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and Wall streets, Klamath
Mrs. _____
Marjorie La-
F. Hall
W -ekd ay Mass 8 :2 0 a tn
has changed hands.
undersigned has been appointed the
Secretary, Mr». Lulu Clifton,
"d 7 -30 p. m.
•xecutrtx of the estate of William N q
p -tf
A branch c f tho Prudential In
Rev. J M O'Neill H Gillingham, deceased, by
the
surance Company has
opened for
County Cottrt Of the 8t»t» Of Of»
business in Medford.
gon for Washington County, and
A O A >
e J
Nazarene ('hurch
The Swanson. Feed
Store has
has duly qualified
All
persons
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opened for businees at Aumsville in
having claim* against said «slate
it B preacription for
10:00 a. m., Sunday School
the Merrill building.
•re hereby notified to p r .^ 'it the C o | d
( ¡ r i p p o F |u< |)e nR U C ,
11:00 a.m., Morning Service.
same, duly verified as by law re
j ae I
t_
The confectionery and pool hall
6:30 p.m., Young People's Meeting nuired. to the undcra.gr.od at he. BlIlOUS I' CVCr, a n d Malarifl,
has opened in Wapinita in the
7:30 p.m., Evangelical service.
residence on Franklin Avenue In ft is the most speedy r*m»dy known
building formerly occupied by Matt
Everyone i* invited.
the City of Beaverton, Washington
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Busic.
— Roy L Nolt, Pastor.
County. Oregon, within
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(rosloy,
Am
rod
Radio»
months from th» d»t* hereof.
BOYS ORGANIZE
('hurch of Christ
Dated and first published De-1
Gu* KaufTman
♦ A * * * * # # * * * * * * * * * * * * * » * * * , | point, the condition Is called fever. of them. All present day air condì
Why aren't we always “bunting up Honing engineering, thè Holland In
H e re ’s How M u ch H e at
stitute of Thenuology states, is bused
tn a fever?" For. of course, we geu
crate far more heat than Is required on these facts of physiology.
Y o u r B od y G e n e ra te »
for the work we do nnd 9' keep the
Moving Air Brings Coolness.
F ro m a S in g le D in n er ji b«dy at Its normal temperature. The
In fact, one of the basic principles
reason Is that the human body has er this branch of science, ns glveu In
“Blaine that unfortunate hah
the remarkable faculty of controlling the engineers' “Guide Book" la that
It of eating, »ml not only- tlie
Its own tent|>erature. Just as a thermo
weather, for the discomfort you
"Air motion makes nny moderate
slat automatically controls the tem condition feel evader.” One of the
feel In summer!" any» the Hoi
perature of a house, school or other technical men who aided In tho twelve
land Institute of Theruiologj of
building
Holland, Mich.
years of research that ascertained
Eating Is like fueling a heat
Body Throws Off Hsst.
these facts put It this way: “Air mo-
¡I Ing plant Heat la generated jj
Thermostats are Instruments placed tlon exerts a cooling effect on the
In both cases. But the heal
on the walls of rooms, each oue so human body lu atmospheres w here
values of foods and of fuels
adjusted that, when the temperature tho temperature Is less than that of
nro
measured
by different
falls to a certain point, an electric the body."
standard». The calory Is the j [ current la sent to a motor down In
This principle Is applied In many
heat unit for foods. The Brit
the basement. This then operates a Industrial plants to Improve working
Ish Thermal Unit 1» the men*
simple mechanism to open the draft condii Ions, tn two English t nplate
ure which heating engineer» ap
dix>r of the heating plant. When the factories through which the «lr was
ply to fuel». Thus, one cubic
temperature of the room upstairs gets driven at moderate velocity, the pro
foot of manufactured gas con
duction during hot weather was
back to fhe required point, the meeh
tains 560 B. T. C.'s. nnd one
found to be 12 per cent higher than
anism shuts off the d raft in closely
pound of coal from 0,000 to 16,
similar manner, the Holland Institute In two other similar mills that were
i I OOO B. T. I ”«.
un ven tila ted. On Atlantic liners, tho
of Therraology explains, the body con
Here la a typical hot weather
trols Its own temperature. Tlda Is temperature tn engine rooms tins ae-
dinner
menu, showing
the
tualty been reduced from 150 to 70
done through four safety valves.
amount of beat It generate» In
One of these is radiation. The body degrees by means of air motion.
the body:
Similar effects have been ohtnlnwl
Just throws off Its excessive heat to
Calories
In American Industries
Forced air
I surrounding objects. But during ex
Cold boiled ham
200
j treme hot weather, this safety valve blasts have been Introduced to blow
Escalloped potatoes
100
wont work. For then the surround
air over the heads of the workers,
Vegetable salad (tomato,
| leg objects are Just as
cucumber, lettuce, with
. warm as the body itse lf;
french dressing
200
so they can't absorb
Roll and buttar
200
1 auy of Us heat.
lea cream
300
Conduction Is the sec
Frosted cake
200
ond, but least Impor
Black coffee with sugar 100
tant. outlet for exces
sive heat Conducted
1.300
heat Is the kind that
One calory equals nearly four
passes from one thing
B. T. U.'a. So 1,300 calories Is *
to another by direct
equivalent to the heat that * contact. Just as elec
would result from burning more
tricity
Is conducted
than nine cubic feet of gas
along a copper wire.
This Illustrates why, as the Hoi
Conducted heat Is a
land Instilóte of Theruiologj
small factor In air con
explains, excessive heat must *
ditioning
engineering
be carried away If the body- *
because ordinarily only
temperature ta not to work up
a small part of our
to fever pitch I d hot weather
body surfaces—Just the
soles of our feet when
we stand—are In con
When the heat wave is at Its hot tact with other objects
CAMERA CLUB
test. when the baby's skin Is red with or substances.
Rev. G W. Springer, mintsUr
rash and Its atom
Heat Carried Off by
Electrified Propeller Unit Speed» the Velocity of
Next Sunday Is the annual
The
Camera
Club
Is
a
new
or
acb Is upset, when
Air Through Heating Plant to Produce Summer Cool
Air.
ganisation o l the School. Its pur day meeting of the church member
grandmother a n d
But one of the most ing and Enhance Winter Heating.
a w.
pose
is to take all the school pic- ship.
. . . Each family
... will bring
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grandfather
a re
Important safety valves
look
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* * _*r*
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gasping for breath Is the third, convection. Convected Such a system greatly lowered the tures besides many additional pic-
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with t)jgh blood heat Is conveyed by the atmosphere. -----------------
temperature and
improved
tlie sum
will
have
together
at
that
time
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pressure and rapid If fhe air Is cooler than your body. It mer-time efficiency In a tube plunt in The work is to be done altogether There will be report* given by the 4
pulses, nnd when brushes some-of the beat off your body Pittsburgh. Its use also has been ef- by ‘ be _I? emb‘;rV unJe.r th* 6'irec-
fectunl in
bent tion ° t Mf- Metsler. their adviaor. ^ ad*
every hour that mother must spend and carries It away. But If the air Is fectual
In overcoming adverse heat
" w ^ w d l ^Iwvr' «'"reU
The Club holds meetings
once °* th* church. We will have a roll
In the kitchen seems a torment— warmer than your body, it carries heat conditions In bottle works and tin
beside,
any
extra
m
eeting,
neces
«
'>
of
th
,
church
memberahip^ and W
don't Just curse the weather man. to you and helps to warm yoo. If plate factories.
sary to carry on th* work.
the new church officer* w.ll be m-
ndvfses the Holland Institute of body temperature and air temperature
Heating System Used for Cooling.
This year's members ars: Paul stalled.
Tbermology of Holland. Mich, Po are fhe same, there Is no heat ex
If mere air motion proves such a
Shellenberger.
President;
Maurice
Next Sunday morning
tential relief waits In the basement of change between them.
mighty comfort producer in Industri
Manning. Herbert Mason, Chester er will speak on tho s
nearly every home, ready to spread
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So there are conditions In which these al buildings, why can’t it also be _
•h, and Lebert Wilson.
"Conscience.”
Next Sunday
the comfort of coolness.
three safety valves can't operate to used for the same purpose In homes?
— From the Beaverton Hummer ning and the Sunday following
For. Just as modern air condition
release the execesslve heat generated It can, the engineers of the Holland
Ing science baa made ft possible to
in the body. These are the extreme institute reply; and thnt Is precisely
keep the movie theater “70 degrees
summer conditions which we call what has been done by the leaders
cool” while the temperature out
“stifling” and “sweltering.” when all of the warm air heating Industry
doors Is above 90, so it is possible to
the objects surrounding the body are They have converted the home heat
keep the dwelling house a refuge
ing system from a one-season affair
too warm to absorb Its radiant beat
from outdoors heat during the hot
and the air Is too warm to convey any into an ail-year-round air condition
test weeks of summer.
of Its beat away. What can happen ing system, which circulates cooling
Only, whereas the cooling of pub to serve as an emergency valve?
breezes through the borne during
lic buildings and other big struc
As a matter of fact, tvhat does hap summer as well as currents of
tures requires complicated and ex
pen? The body perspires, and the warmth In the winter.
pensive machinery, home cooling can
Taking the modern "vaporaire”
sweat is evaporated Now, one of the
be accomplished at a minimum of ex
heating system as the basis of their
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of physic» la that
pense with slight chances in the
same
*V,
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operations, these air conditioning ex
." supplies
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evaporation causes coolness. So per-
equipment .a
that
beat in - win
spiration really is one of the im perts built into It a noiseless electri
ter.
portant beat regulating function* of fied propeller unit, of which the func
tion is to speed up the circulation
To understand why this is so. the the body. It is one of the most ef
engineers of the Institute of Ther
ficient safety valves for the escape of air through the home to a much
moiogy explain, it is necessary to of excessive warmth. Anything that higher velocity than the ordinary warm
air circulating plant maintains.
know something nbout how excessive promotes the evaporation of perspira
heat gets into the human body and tlon is a great aid to comfort.
These propellers can be run In
With the advent of the New i'ear there is
summer as well .as in winter. Dur
the body gets rid of i t
resolution that will do you so much good as it
ing hot weather they keep up a
Humidity Important Factor.
Human Body Like Furnace.
steady motion of air through the
will to resolve to buy only standard foods such
In the first place, the body Is Just
Of course, the relative humidity of room between the grille which in
like a furnace. Eating Is just like the air bas much to do with this
winter Is used to Introduce warm air
as the ones we advertise, during 1930. We don’t
burning up fuel. The food Is oxi
When the relative humidity Is high
and the ventilating grille which Is
dized In the body tissues, producing when the weather Is “muggy" as well used In cold weather to draw cool
try to talk you into believing that they are bet
energy.
as warm, that we complain, “It Isn’t air down to the central heating plant.
But the body Is like an engine, too
the neat; It’s the humidity." the air
This means that In every room
ter. All we ask is a fa ir trial and we know that
Just ns U>e boiler and pistons of a contains so much moisture obtained there Js a spot of maximum comfort
locomotive convert beat energy Into from other sources that It can't ab near the grille. But the velocity of
you will be convinced.
v
sorb much beat from
the air as discharged through this
the skin.
opening carrrles clear across the
That's the condition
room until It is finally drawn down
when the humidity is to the basement through the ventilat
high and the air Is ing grille.
stagnant. But suppose
In winter, too, these propeller units
that the air Isn’t stag maintain a high velocity of warm air.
nant. but Is moving Tills Improves circulation, shorten* the
past and around the time needed to warm up tlie house
body with a lively ve on cold mornings, makes It possible
locity.
Whenever
a to heal even the rooms farthest from
tJ
particle of moisture Is the central heating plant nnd pro
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taken from the body, It motes heating efficiency.
It ellm
will be borne away
inntes the costly necessity of "forc
A DOLLAR’S W O RTH
quickly and more air
ing" the heating plant and decreases
will come along to re
Clip this coupon and mail il with $1 for a six week«’ trial mbicrlption to
heat losses from the heater and Its
peat the process. So pipes Into the basement
T H E C H R ISTIA N SCIEN CE M ONITOR
the air's movement will
Two types of "vaporaire" systems
Publish«*] toy T h * C hristiah K ctshch PU rus H inu S o cisii,
give us relief by In
that contribute summer coolness and
U o sto n , M a s s a c h u s e tts , V . 8 . A
winter warmth to tlie home have
In It you will llmf lb. dully go.»l sew. 01 IS. world f uni II. 1» «P'-'lsl wrlt.rl,
In Ancient Days th* Punkah Gave Relief From th* creasing evaporation.
as weil o «l'-partiocDt» iJ«rot*d to woiu«i'i and «Htldrin « Intercut», sport«, iuu»><',
Air motion, more been devised, the Holland Institute
Heat.
Ijnauit*. td;. a !lou, r
U Yotl will b** glad to wslrome Into your bom*- »o fear-
over, la the chief thing of Tbermnlogy reports.
One Is a
le » an advocate of peaf‘S and prohibition. And don't Bl*l kfniibs. Our Dof,
mechanical energy to keep the wheels thnt aids convection. Of course, when complete system Intended to be In
und tu« Hu notai and flic other («ratura«.
going round, so tlie body convert» tlie nlr is hot and moving rapidly, it stalled In new homes or In others
T h k C huimtian flciKHcB M omitom . H ark D ay Statio n . Boston, Ala*»
part of the energy In Its food Into conveys heat to the t>ody rather than where the heating equipment Is obso- |
r ir a * « «eoff ma a a l l waaka* t r ia l »uliaerlpttoB
I and«*# «na d n lla r ( I I ) .
muscular energy for the performance from It. But conditions seldom are lete. But nlso the propeller units can
of work.
so severe that tills occurs. Usually, he added to already installed warm j
(.Kama, pl«*n»a print)
Most of us, though, don’t turn nil air motion, with a temperature even nlr circulating plants If they are In
the bent energy of the food we eat slightly below that of the body. Is good condition. This Is a simple nnd
(Addr«M )
*V < ; —
Into muscular energy consumed tn helpful.
Inexpensive
remodeling
operation
exertion. Much of If remains In the
(fttatr)
<
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(To-.vn J
So we see Hint radiation, convec And furthermore, engineering tests
.â.é.4.â.4sàsâ.A .A
b. A A a - A . A . A a A . A . a . A . a . A . A . A ^ . A . A . A . A . A . A . i
form of heuL Physiology tells us tion and evaporation are the body’s
have established that the cost of op
that tlie Internal temperature of the three great safety valves, that con
erating either system for cooling In
henlthy body Is OS.O degrees. When. duction is a minor one, and that air
Dot weather is less than a cent an
tor »ny reason. It gets above that motion la a factor thnt influences two hour.
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Route One, Box 3(1
Telephone 9414
TH E U M BRELLA COVERS
TH E WORLD
PAYN E COVERS T H E UMBRELLA
Umbrellas recovered and repnirsd
O. II. PAYNK
Comer of 9th and Watnon
Streets
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R ESO LU TIO N
PHONE
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Oregon State News
The Rainier Highway near V er-
ponia is being surveyed.
Mills addition in Klamath
shows rapid development.
Falls
Const» uct'on is underway on the
Pondosa Hotel building at Bums.
Highway through Central
Point
will be improved in the near future.
r i» a * V * underway l o t the con
struction of a reservoir at Maupin
Mrs. C. J . Stevens was in H ills-]
T ve F irst National Bank of Ilood boro on business Thursday.
R iv-r has installed fire equipment.
Mrs. M. C. Hendricks of P ort
The Gervais Market Road near land. a former resident of B eav ei-
Mt. Angel, has been opened to tr a f ton. was visiting in town Friday.
fic.
Painting : Papering ; Kalsomining
Over 500 acres near Hermiaton
will be planted to Jerusalem a rti
chokes.
The Ashland Lodge of Elks has
extensively
improved
the
lodge
rooms.
LO W EST P R IC E S P O SSIB L E
FOR GOOD WORK
When Customers Are Satisfied,
I ’m Satisfied
ESTIM A T ES F R E E
Phone 5255
L. W. T t t h E t t
Beaverton, Ore. i
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BEAVERTON 3903
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Residence Phons, 8603
Egg Mash, Scratch Feed, Dairy Feed
Binder Twine Grain Sacks and Sack
Twine
FRESH GROCERIES
Butter, Cheese, Meat and Eggs are
foodstuffs which cannot be selec*
ted with too much care. We han
dle only the purest and at no grea
ter cost than inferior brands.
S a n ita r y M a r k e t s G r o c e r y
Fred Knorr, Prop.
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Phone Beaverton, 6 5 0 2
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$25.00 PRIZE OFFERED
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We are busy this week escorting v i s i t o r s
through our now building, of which wa feel we
are justly proud. Wo have a modern, up-to-date
vault door of which we arc inviting inspection,
and we hope that you will use the attached cou-
pon to register your guess on the weight of the "
door. The one guessing the nearest to the actu ■
al weight will be presented with $25.00 in cash. 5
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T H IS C 0N T E 81
CLO SES JA N U A RY 7 At a p.m.
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My guess is that the weight of the
vault door is .......................... pounds
Name
R. F. I), or S t r e e t ...........
CHARL£S BERTHOLD
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City ...................................
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