T i l t ftfcAtYRTON REVIEW
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2*. 1SSS.
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.PERSONAL AND MINOR
Harold (stopping the earl 1 can’t K« I slice of 8100,
drive any farther for awhile. My
Mr. Cohen -VeH( did I call you
wrist is aalcop.
up?
Betty— How original!
A widow says that good husbands
"Have you heard o f Bee's *'n aIV like dough because women novd
g e g e n lent ? "
them.
"N o, who’s the plucky man
Real Estate Transféra
MENTION'
Mr and Mm. L. L. Myers »nd
children spent Sunday visiting with
friends and relatives in Portland,
Mra. Holland Main
of
Eugene
»pen, the week end it the home of
her parent», Mr. ard Mr». Poy Gray
Mi». Paul Kingle and aon Richard
of Hillsboro spent Thursday in the
home o f Mr.
and Mrs. Chari*»
Jacks.
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Mm. A. C Chinn and Mm. V
R. VanKleek were luncheon guest
of Mra. ft*. C. McKercher, Wednea
day.
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The I«ady Slipper Club will be
entertained with a luncheon at the
home of Mm. F. L. Spencoe, Fri
day.
Mr. Noah Snyder of Progress wa
taken to the hospital Tuesday. H
Is quite ill with intestinal heraorr
haul
Mr. and Mm. Kennett Willian
and two daughtem of Portland we-
Thursday guests of Mr and M r
F. Waite.
Charles, the eight -year-old so
of Mr. and Mrs Chailes L Max,
had his tonsils removed by Dr. Ma
son. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark
Multnomah snent Sa'urdsy evi.nl
visiting in the home o f Mr. rm
Mm. H. F . W rite.
Gerald Chinn arrived
Saturds
from Phoenix. Ariaona. to visit s
the home of his parents, Mr. am
Mm. A. C. Chinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bastian an
»on Bobby of Multnomah were Sun
day dinner guests at the M. C
McKercher home.
Mr. and Mrs
Emily VanKleel
and children o f Kinton were Sun
day dinner guests of Walter Vai
Kleek and fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ws4*er Burke ar>
the proud parents o f s baby gir'
Mm. Burke is s daughter of Mr»
Della Fisher o f Beawei'on.
Mr». Hugh Lewis o f Aloha, for
merly o f Beaverton returned hom<
Sunday from the Emanuel hospital
following a major operation.
i k i r R o s i Mi r . l:Bnggst1#.r ndn , Mrn
£
J.
Mm. F. M. Lassiter has returned
from Vicksburg. Mississippi and is
spending several days at the hoi.
-if her brother. John Keeling of
-esttle. She will '
at home n
Beaverton in several days.
Mr. and Mm. E- G. Perkin* of
Lake Road and Mr and Mm. Car
Asbahr and son Allen of r’ortlano
were geusts of honor at the home
if Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Denney on
Sunday.
A number of the H i-Y members
if the high school and Mr E. L
Webb attended a H i-Y banquet at
he Y. M. C. A. in Portland, Wed-
nesday evening. They had » very
njoyable time.
Fifteen o f our membem held
inter-club meeting with “he Gre !
am Club. Their genial president
Clifl Snider reported to his club
and ours, on the meet ig held
Olympia during the cold spell jvhe
none of our membem s'tended Ki
report was interesting and valuab
Our George Lippert gave one of hi
usuai witty speeches and Presidcn
Jess thanked the Gresham club to
the invitation, and expu-ssed
our
pleasure at meeting with them W
he glad to welcome them at ar
early date.
Two o f the charming
Greshan
High School girls gave us two ve.
charming duets. Too bad for Bi!
Schultr there were no huns. How
df>lciou' Biscuit.
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thouf h
‘ hey w o e
to°
to Put ln his pocket»,
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works with ■ hygrometer. consider thia i example: Suppose
r bulb i M p m m la 70“ «nd th* «rut bulb th n um m i» , r ilo » . » 7 “ |~b* diti*.
I* IS* N o » And 70“ lu tho "D ry Bulb" c iu m « , oud run your An(W c r U
>Mfed by • dUTnruc, ri IJ “ | s i thaï priai y » » (Sod lb . « , u r . « 4 . »bfcb
lo Ih* porr»»lago ri d o t t o , hum.dity,
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table
YOUR HEALTH depends a «rent deal <>n the Kind
OF FOOD YOU RAT.
(iOOD, FRESH MEAT IS A
STRENG1 H BUILDING FOOD
• BESIDES GIVING WARMTH TO TI1K BODY
YOU WILL FIND THE BEST MEAT
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M ark et & G r o c e r y
i B ea v erton
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Two Deliveries Daily:
10:30 A. M. 3:00 P. M.
Two phones,
3203 and 1702
BEAVER THEATRE
PROGRAM
f e e s s w /e s f '
Phone Beaverton, 6502
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Just Cause For Pride
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We are proud of havittR been for the paat Iwenly
year» uble lo fill ibe net da in our line in this awiflly de-
veloping community.
That we are equipped with the very latett facilities
for meeting the needs of the modern hanking bublic.
AND
We me very proud of our new home and invite vou
to come in and inspect it at any lime while you are in
Beaverton. Visitors always welcome and your careful
inspection invited.
H A N K
O F B E A V E R T O N
RING
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CLEARANCE
BIO SALE stork i
SATURDAY
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W IT H AN O K -T H AT COUNTS
Here U a bargain event without parallel In the history of this com»
munlty I This great spring clearance sale brings to bargain seeker*
a once-ln-a-lifetime opportunity to secure famous used cars “ with
an OK that counts“ at savings that will be long remembered.
Due to the tremendous popularity of the New Chevrolet Six, we
have an unusually large stock of fine used cars. To clear our stock
quickly, we offer these splendid cars at low sale prices that are
nothing less than sensational.
Buy a car during this sale at many dollars below Its normal
price! Look to the red “ OK that counts“ t ig as proof of Its qua!»
Ity and dependability. This tag signifies that the car has been
thoroughly reconditioned. Be sura to attend this sale early.
1929
CHEVROLET
rilX
A fine, roomy, 5-passen
ger car in perfect condition.
K.
that
counts.
Special
sale price
5 Fri., Sat., Feb. 28, Msrch 1—
2
REGINALD DENNY
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in
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HIS LUCKY ......
DAY"
,
J You’ll see Denny At His B est'^
$565
!
Sun.-Mon.-Tue»., March 2 -3 -t— K
Don < ole man and Jeanette lAiilK
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4 FORTY-FIVE CALIBER WAR j
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Fred Knorr, Prop.
Grocery
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the body. Sold with an 0.
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Sanitary Market
We Deliver.
Phone ns.
Equipped. Not a scratch on
R’ latlv» Humidity tPer C*nt)
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Te see how
Store, the McKesson's service store.
Fresh & Cured Meats
IT S E A S i TO PLAN YOUR MEALS WHEN
YOi G EI YOUR SUPPLIES HERE
J I M NOW WE ARE FEATURING
O I K VEGETABLES. LOOK THEM
OVER WHEN \OU GO TO THE POSTOFFICE
Tllr.N ORDER A FEW DELIVERED
YOL’LL FIND THE FAMILY WILL LIKE THEM
Beaverton Radio Co.
W rl Bulb Tlurmeewter Readings (Degrees F.)
Drug
Fresh Vegetables
Use Hygrometer to Determine
the Moisture in Air of Home
B i l v n s Dry u t
Iliown's Beaverton
20
SIMPLE HOME REMEDY
HOW TO FIND R E L A TIV E H U M IDITY
U8f.
King to E ll. King, Lot 3
i’erkins war. ne-ghbom >n Augusts
M F ^ „ « o n . 7 u * to Clark
Mi. Wardell Dolley of
Reno, Nev
L. Johnston, 16.89? acres. Sec.
tdo and Miss Al Nora Denison of and 21, T. 2 S ., R. 1 W
luber. Ova., were married Monday.
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February 24. Aftei a al.oit honey- K IR A N IA N S
MEET
loot., they will mnke their home in
W ITH GRESHAM CLUF
iewberg, Oregon.
Mr. L. R. Harris, who with his
amity recently moved to Los An
geles, spent Tuesday in Beaverton
'hey will soon move to Arisona
on account of the health o f their
daughter.
Guaranteed f'.’ 00 Hot Water Bot
tle
ia U H M B M N I liflM
The M utual Life Insurance Co.
of New York
Announcement
is made by th
program committee that our genia
and witty friend. Ben llazen. wi!
Mr. and Mrs C. P. Wheeler an'
‘T had a brother but he went to be the principal speaker Wedncs
children, and Robert
Weber.
o-
'lav evening.
This
announcement
Portland were dinner guests of Mi. the war,”
“ France?”
should be enough to guarantee
and Mm. N- W. Gorham, Sunday.
“ No, Chicago,"
full meeting. It is rumoured th
Mrs E. J. RatiJs and daught»
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he has bought a new book and
of Fruitland. Idaho are spendin •
Miss Bames— 'T e ll me. have any . primed for a good speech on Kiwan
several weeks at the h 'ire of he
parents. Mr- and Mm. H. F. Waite big men ever been born in this
Filly, son o f Mr. and Mm. F city?”
Carl Gravell— “ Nope, only babies.”
P. Edwards of Longview, Wn., ha-
a tonaolar operation
on Monda»
Mrs- Edwards and Billy are speu'
“ What is a pole c a t? ”
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mg ,he week at the home oX Mr
and Mm. G. P Fordney
“ A pole cat is a cat that should cincinBali Bart>rr Te„ , How Ab>
be killed with a pole— the longer One Can Prepare It in 5 Minutes
The Tuesday Bridge club met a
be pole the better.”
_ _ _
the home of Mrs E. W. Woodru•
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Any nutn or woman can easilj
look twenty years younger by aim
ply darkening their gray, faded, oi
streaky hair. Thu ia now easy to
accomplisu with a recipe given b>
a well known Cincinnati barber.
Simply take a half-pint of water
_dd one ounce of bay rum.
ounct
of glycerine and a »mall box oi
Barbo Compound. Shake and it u
Overheated, Under-Humid Atmosphere
Cause*
ready to use.
These
ingredient'
Illness, Damages Furnishings.
can be bought at drug stores a'
trifling coat.
Applied to the hair twice weeklj
In seeking to regulate humidity In I thermometers. Just long enough to let this delightful nritur* „ „ L lv „Tv*
the home, the family needs some > the other end of this wick drop ,n.o Z
d tr ife l ^ aT e lt is Tasy
easy to^use
method of gauging the amount of a water tube, bottle or cistern, which
is not sticky or greasy, will no'
moisture In the air. the Holland lo
must he fastened a little b e lo w this color the scalp, and does not ru:
stKute of Tbermology, of Holland
thermometer This cistern may be
off.
adv. no. ?
Mlch_ points out. Just as there are any little bottle, such ns a tiny per
fume
container
or
»mall
medicine
hot
thermometers to measure temperature,
ao there are two yardstick* for mols
tie. which muni be filled with water.
SEE US
tu re-con tent.
This will provide you with a hy
About Those
ODe of these Is the hygrometer and
HARDWOOD FLOORS
the other, the psychrometer If ev
also
ery family would make a point of hav
make your
Ing one of these Instruments, a long
step would he tnken toward prevent
Old Floors Like New.
Ing the overheated under.huinld at-
PKt. -,S REASONABLE
mosphere* that cause respiratory III
Smith
Hardwood F ioor Co
nesses, damage to furnishings and dec
Phone 6955
orations, and decrease of bodily com
Beaverton
Oregon
fort
Many hesitate to take this *tep
however, because of the cost of the
r a d i o s
Instruments It Is encouraging to
Beaverton Radio Company
know that an entirely effective hy
Low-Priced Electric Radios at
geometer may be made at home, falrlj
$69.30, up to ........................
easily. This Is Just the kind of task
Combination Seta @ $225.00
<o Interest a young person of roechnn
Service To Old Sets Sol,cited
leal turn of mind.
Ls- ■>
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We carry a complete line of Re
Two good thermometers must he
dio Tubes, Aerials, Batteries am*
bought, preferably ones with the
will be as follows: B.ble School
scales etched onto them—they are the
Supplies
moat accurate Attach these tube» to it la Not Hare to Maks sn Hygrometer
at Horn*.
.
Flashlight#, Mazda Lights.
a board or piece of wailboard. by
New And Uned Phonographs
means of staples or eyelet-screws
grometer entirely adequate for deter
Records At Low Prices
The thermometer» must be mounted mining the humidity of your rooms,
on thia base In auch a wsy that they when used in conjunction with a ta Call 9303 For Fra# Demonstration
will not be affected by the tempera
ble whir» you may obtain from the
ture of the mounting.
Government Printing Office, ar Wash
Then with a piece of thread tie a Ington, D. C Or you mny simply use
strip of silk, muslin, or some othei
the portion of that table reproduced
fabric around the bulb of one of the here.
D iffir a m
SOCI Al. C A R » PARTY
SOU and Bridge
Plisen and Itrfreahmenta
Tiles. Eve., Monti 4,
H*I0 pm .
$5* Admiaaion
Ever)bed) welcome
William Rupprecht et ux to Ed
ward 1 r.u precht, 21 acres Con
te.man Il-o.t Acre».
Wm.
.ppcacht et ux to Erwin
o f Portland for luncheon on Tuesday. (’ . Hup
cht, 5» acres, Conselman
Mrs. F. L. Spencer won the
high Bro.'s A
s.
honors.
George Dickie et ux to Ray Heat-
Mr. Schumacher ( telephoning! —
CARD PARTY
Mr Cohen. do you know your ac
The 1928
Matron»’ Club met for *r •* ux> 50
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The Kebekah Needle and Social
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W
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count is overdrawn $17?
luncheon and Bridge at the Heath
Club will give a tard party In the
Phoebe Foas to F. W. Newman
man hotel last Saturday. Mrs. N
Mr. Cohen Say, Mr, Banker, look
! O <!. F. Hall.
Friday evening
up
a
m
onth
ago.
How
did
I
stand
of ' ^ R e i V l c ^ T « , to Fred
March
7,
Prises
and
refreshment
the hostesses.
A-trohus et al. l’art o f Tract 16», then? I'll hold the phone.
Admission 26c.
Banker
(returning!
You
had
a
Mm. Wm. Miller, daughter of Beaverton-Reedville Acreage.
Dr. and Mm. Theo. Hetu. undet- Fred Larsen et ux to Chaa.
E.
went an operation at St. Vincent's Andemon, Lott 11, Shields' Little
hospital. Tueadav. She is getting Farms.
along very nicely.
Rolland T. Caaay et n t to C . H .
The Tuesday Bridge club was Conroy et ux. 10.82 acre» Alder-
entertained with a luncheon at the bro®k Farm,
home of Mm. F. L. Spencer. Feb-
•» “ «
Announces the Appointment if
ruary 11. Mia. A. E. Hanson won
D- ^oc^ ln 3r ' ,
, c r w'
the high honors.
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W illis L. Cady
i Adolph Miller et ux to W. W.
Mr C. E. Gassett was taking to Plimpton. 20 80
acres, Sec.
33.
As Special Representative
he Veterans hospital Friday. )• T . 1 N. R. 1 W.
eemed that there was a fluid on
Geo. W . Reynolds to Van
E
a l m a d . KATZ
R. B. DENNEY
•he chest, but X -ray snowed that Early et ux, Ptrt Lot 14, Nichols
Manager
District
Manager
it was just pneumonia-
Add. Garden Home.
PORTI AND
OREGON
H i l l s b o r o
-.» O r e g o n
Mr. De.mont Brirga of Augusta
^ llle
Short
H
laiiic has been visiting in the home *[0hn*on, Lot 3, Blk. 43, Metxger
l.iuhts jiiJ Sidelights on Local A ctivities.
The young people o f th* «“hurrii
o f Chriat will give a pi* social »no
program in the near future.
11 RAVER
E.
Fri.» Sat., March 7-8—
A
Is Surprise Night—Sec the cur-
tain Announcements
at th»
BUY
• USED
W id e Choice o f F o u r and Six Cylinder Care
1925 OAKLAND LANDAU SEDAN
1928 CHEVROLET COACH
Original Finish— Good Rubb*r—
A flne family can—Good Uphol
1930 License— Motor Runs Fin* -
stering—6 Good Tires, accessories.
Priced to sell quick at terms, $395 Sold "With an OK that counts.”
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Term*.................... ....................... $416
1928 CHEVROLET COUPE
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Fully equipped. Good Upholsterin
and Ducn— Mechanically O.K. Am: 1928 FORDOR MODEL “ A " SEDAN
to aee this one. Term» ............ $39.1
Ample Room for five passengers.
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Re-conditioned—6 Good Tire». And
1927 FORD ROADSTER
Good Duco.
Pr^ed to Sell Quick.
New Duco—.Motor Re-condition d T«rms.............................................. $445
New rubber— A good Car. Terms
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1927 PONTIAC COACH
-O .K .
1929 CHEVROLET COACH
Motor Re-conditioned. Good Rub
Never been off the floor.
Fully ber — A flne economical six priced
Equipped. A t a Substantial discount to sell quick at, (Terms)
$360
S tip e ’s
O lip U
CARS
G arage
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B e e a v e r t o n , O r e g o n
FROM
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CHEVROLET
DEALER