The Beaverton review., March 21, 1930, Image 6

FRIDAY. MARCH
TOR IWAVEKTON RKVfFW
21. 1930.
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Brvak. u t Club, which «il filetta
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F A S H IO N
FACTS
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Baby blue and pink aro the lates,
ii'uimine inactions.
¿ports coata and auita are wel.
belted for convenience.
The dainty puff sleeve and cape
. i so popular this sprir.f are cop
from the Empire period.
(Jack Oakie and E velyn Brent tn a sem e from the Paramount^
Picture j^ F a st C om p a n y
A world exposition in Spain last
year is responsible for the bolero
frock which is now a leading fash
ion model.
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Sponsored by Beaverton Chamber of Commerce for
the benefit of the Beaverton Baseball Club.
Mrs. Geo. W. Tefft of Hood Riv­
er . is spending the week here at
her home.
Mrs. Lilja visited with her sis­
ter. Mrs. Anderson
in
Portland,
Monday.
Mrs. A. Camon of Portland war
a luncheon truest at the H. F. Waite
home, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs'. R. L. Gibbons spent
Sunday at the home o f Mr. Gib­
bon's father E. E. G-bbons of Hills­
boro.
Katherine Denney spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting with her grand-
paier.ta. Mr. and Mrs. J. Asbahr
at Hillaboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Anderson of
Portland were dinner guests at th
Walter Van Kleek home on F'riday
evening of last week.
Mrs. R. L. G.bbons spent three
days o f last week at the home o
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas
s
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A treat is in »«**• f.«c rl v'> i
a’ temt the play give- !>\ >' *iu.l«' •
body of the high ’h >ol t1,
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ning «FridayI in t and I t ion
itcien Key’s to
ip
n ih
title of this mol* I -'m u' c
faiv
The scene is laid in the office o'’
the Baldpste Inn e h 'r e a ' nit
writer comes to have the nece*
sary seclusion to writ-. He h is no
time to fin ah his writing, f • one
person after another enter the old
|**n with person»! 1 ,» •>. »ItSnii* h
the writer has the "only Key in
existence."
There ere a latvc number of
talented students featured in tho
play who are all capable, an*! you
will never regret having seen this
play, which it under the direction
of Miss Geraldine Sanford.
There will be music between the
acta.
in
* ne U.'l'beatlon tool
• In* e
at the Shannon home
la •
«'*■>’ , when twenty three of the
relative» met to
celebrate
M’
'*o * n 'ti’s mothers( Mr
Surah (
Gannire») 7tlth birthday untiiversni y
• Monroe's Cth *"th lav »'
n’ \
*rv »1**1 '*r un> Mrs, Sii»
nun's Slat we Mint anniversary
hi it feast am* a most pleasant re
union was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. A M. Jann on. und
Mr. und Mr», fl. II. I Vim y nt
‘ e. dod the seventh I ri Inlay anni
versary of the
lltlldmro
Itotury
••ut» last Thursday
evening. The
tutary
Anne's wire the special
-lient» of th-* evening A banquet
va» served at 1:90 o'clock. A. I*
.’ Vitold»,
past president
of tho
'orllstid Rotary Club wn:i tho *|*<*a
ker of tho evening. Tommy 1 ill e.
• l*o o f Portland, led the singing.
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MR.
A N D MRS.
n IN TON C A M S FOR
BASEBALL PLAY FID
Fresh Eggs direct from ihe neighbour g farmers.
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That good old Eastern Cured Han:# and BMOB.
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Harry L. Corbett
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C. M
McKay mi l hit daughter
Ruby McKay of !*• n tl. t«l «pent
fiunday with Mr. McKay » slater,
Mir* l.etty McKay of Whit foul.
Mian
V fc ir e n
S u fffir ln ? »
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Ir r ita tio n
js -J e r
ir fui I'tlnnal llbubl. r Irritation
dint .no ."ill iilri'p, or causo. limn-
|ng i Itching Herniation, llacliaeha,
I.< a l'a s or mu nini' Belio.T mak­
ing you feel tired, d o p ic e li, ami
dia* "in ¿od. w li> i*.*t try the Cyatra
Ss lli-iii TeetT D on't give up. t o t
« vetes tiiilav at nnv <lrug etnie Fut
It tn the test Soo f ir ynuraelf how
joli
ta i y It « ' l i n
Mi'iioy bark If It
ulrkiy
a
oean'i bring quirk Im provenient,
and eatlefv you onin^l.tely.
T ry
iysU a today.
Only
ilfflif
M eats o f Quality
Strictly Fresh, Properly Cut
And Handled in A
Cleanly Manner
You will always find the best of
meats and groceries at our market.
Sanitary Market (Sb Grocery
Fred Knorr, Prop.
Phone Beaverton, Gf>02
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STEAKS 1
The
Best ftfcais and
Groceries
"ì
or
Dinner
W e have a ll t h e s e little
delicacies fhat turn a meal into a royal repast.
a W e have a full line ol meals, gioitile# end frrsh vege-
tables, all appetizing end dninly, at the lowest possible
BEAVER T H E A T R E j
prices.
PROGRAM
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Phone us.
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Beaverton Market & Grocery
Two Deliveries Daily
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We Deliver.
Two phone«,
10:30 A. M. 3 :0 0 P. M.
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R E P IH M C A N
C A N D ID A T E
F op
r) /0 /iy does t/h 7e e//,
GOVERNOR
NOUGH tiny parcsites to infect every person in the United States with
athlete's foot are lurking on the glass plate shown above. They are
being examined by a New York bacteriologist. The plate contains
billions of Tinea Trichophytons, which cause the foot malady, a form of
ringworm, and these parasites were cultivated from a single specimen over­
night.
Widespread evidence of this disease, which has caused some schools to
close and has indicated that an outbreak of It might come to any village or
city of the United States, has caused medical men in all parts of the country
to study means by which it may be eradicated. Constant use of antiseptic
is being urged as a means to aid the fight against this age-old malady which
has recently taken a more serious appearance in this country. The photo­
graph >as taken in the Pease Laboratories in New York where scientists
are constantly studying the disease in an effort to control it.
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say SERVI! AT
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P r lm t ir le i
M ay lit
Paid Adv., Corbett for Governor Com
Piovi J Cook Fieli Mor.
NEW DE LUXE CHAIR CARS
but still —
P o r t la n d
to
Los Aaaga' m
Here i*. an unusual opj;ortur.!ty tr> r : v c
money. This ticket is good for tra- *.l on
day coac':<?s and in tourist site;»:nr; cirs.
Take advantage o f this low L.rc and
plan your trip to Los Angeles now.
,
linjay Greater Speed and Comfort
D trp cushioned, individual
reclining chairs; wirier win­
dow» new interior beauty.
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JEANETTE LOFT AND ROD LftfeXQUE IN 'LOVE Ovtfl
H lQ H T '-A tn S
Reclining chairs in day Coaches pro­
vide maximum comfort. There’s always
plenty o f room on the train to rest and
walk about. Tourist sleepers give still
greater com fort, yet they are economical.
Y ou save time, too.
S IS Portland to
San Francisco
Coming to the Beaver Theater Sunday, Monday, Tues.
■là floor. His cries brought police who
SID E L IG H T S
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The Broadway wisecrack, “ Don’t
step on it; it might b* Lon Chaney’’
c uld be paraphrased by two burg­
lar* o f Malone, N. Y. While robbing
• »tore, one o f them stepped on the
p t e > p t # U / t w ho was deeping on the j
captured the careless intruders.
PuMm.n-like dreiiirig rooms
sod imokma compsrrmcncs.
Porcelini with bowls, cic.
Por further information and reserva­
tion! phone or tail at addreit below,
or tec your local tiilel agent.
T he minute an otnrlet is hot from the pan, it is puff« .1 up,
tender • , ■ at its best, , , , Anil the minute vegetable* aro fresh
from the garden, all their flavor, all their juice arc ut their
high point.
The way to have white wax bean» while they nrc temler;
and carrots when so crisp they cook creamy before they aro
creamed . . . the way to have all vegetable» at their climax-
time of freshne»», is 1» pick them from a garden of your «>wn.
And the way to grow vegetable* approaehing perfection is to
plant Ferry* purebred Seed».
These seed* are perfected the way breeder» perfect cattle.
A Ferry-bred tomato i* no more like an ortlinary tomato than
Ferry’* aweet corn i* like horse corn. Find Ferry'» purebred
Seed* at the “ store around the corner,” And write for Ferry’*
Seed Annual. This give* 7.1 year»'experience in gardens— news
o f mulch paper—and even of better way* to cook vegetables.
D. M. I'erry & Co., 500 Paul Avc., San Fruneiseo, California.
f.
When Louis Golding of Brooklyn
sought to have his name changed
to Golding, the judge of the court
to which he applied refused his peti­
tion and bawled him out beside*.
Th# judge’s nam* happened to b*j
S o u th e r n P a c ific
C. E. ALLEN , Agent
BEAVERTON
OREGON
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at the Right Prices
When You Plan That Luncheon
full line of lunch meals
C it»y M e e t. M a rk e t.
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Ivi *r rhoir "I tho Congre
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ml . b il* Il I ut .it ll
In n r nf
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I Helen
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lo ffi,
T .i l u> * coning uf la t week.
The Beaverton Finance Company
reporta the sale
of the
B
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Woodward property Just outside tho
'ity limits on Watson street to I-
an H‘ Sutton, head salesman for
’ he new Ford agency. Tho deal
was handled by W. E McCloskey,
realty manager
for tho Finance
Company.
0 0 ( 3 Tablets
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A bio tk down on the pros» has
ratirbd amue delay In getting out
th!* i *ue
f 1 ha
Review. Thera
th ns’ » will hiijq on at limes,
I N A N C E CO. S E L L S
W O O D W A R D P LA C E
Mr F C in to i. the manager f*
the n«»v*rt'*n Uii*>', »l| club announ
ces that spring prnct'ce will sta
’"ii' d-v. Msrvh "I, at the Watson st
ground*.
Any plnvers wiaMng to try ou
f*r the team this season ar,. re
quested to report at the above-men
tioned grounds not later than 2:3b
P nt. on that date.
IIAC,
For your Sunday dinner, nice young Beef, Pork,
Lamb, Veal. Poultry and fresh Fish.
f i ni i S W
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JANNSKNS AND DEN-
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Prices You Can’t Beat
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SH A N N O N S IIAVK A
3-1N-1 CELEBRATION
Meat You Can Eat
Move to Wipe Out “ Athlete’s Foot”
Menace in Cities of United States
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P L A Y T O B K (¡1 V K N B Y
B , H . S . S I T I l 'K N T l i O D 'i
GERTY
E N T E R T A IN
“ Corn Varieties for Oregon" will
Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Haggerty en­
be the timely farm crops topic to
come at 7 :J5 o'clock in KOAC’s tertained at dinner Sunday the fol­
The Rebekah Needle and Social
farm program Tuesday
evening lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Mel­ Club met Wednesday in the 1. U
Hansen of Hillsboro.
March 25. D. C. Smith, mstructer ville Haggerty and children, of Sii - O F. hall in an all-day meeting,
Work on the oparetta. “ Up in th* in farm crops, will be the speaker verton: MV and Rrs. Roy Mot* with a splendid luncheon at noon
of St. Johns: Mr and Mrs. N. P They were busy quilting having two
Air" to be given in the near future,
is progressing rapidly under the di­
A strawberry huller has
been Nielson and daughter, of Tigard: quilts to work on.
rection o f Miss Amarette Barnes found much quicker and easier than Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tetersen and
son, o f Portland; and Mr. and Mrs.
Julia Wilson. Prud-.nce Pevehousc. a knife for removing broken fea
McKesson Cud Liver Oil
feathers
from a C. W. Strothers.
and Mr. Hutchinson o f Vancouver thers and pin
Wash, visited at the home o f Mr. chicken.
Very high quality. 1125 per bottle
Modern Dane*
and Mrs. George Ware last Sunday
Special, per bottle only ............ 79c
OHIO CLOVER SEED
Kinton Grange Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bettendorf
IS ALL DISTRIBUTED
moved recently from Portland to the
EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT
former home o f his parents. Mr.
PRICES CUT
Barden’s
Band
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mid
Music
and Mrs. P. G. Bettendorf at Whit-
More than a carload of
Ohio
Richard's Barber and Beauty Shop
ford Station.
hardy red clover seed, brought into
Mr. and Mrs. E. F . Doering, Mr. the state and distributed by the
Marcelling
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FOR RADIOS
and Mrs James Whitworth and two Oregon Extension service at the re­
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sons, and Miss Erma Nelson were quests of growers and dealers, is
Service And Supplies
Oregon
Aloha
Sunday dinner guests at the Evans- in the hands of fanners in some 15
counties of the state. Inspection of
Whitworth home.
Call 9303
fields has also been made and it is
AUBREY L. FLLTCI1EK
Mrs. W. C. McKell and Miss Ju- believed a successful beginning has
Beaverton Radio Co.
Tette Carter accompanied by Mr.
Attorney -at-L aw ,
Beaverton, Ore
been made in re-establishing Ore- I
and Mrs. H. H. Bremner of Minn­
SEE—Jackson Bell 7 tube radio Office with Beaverton Realty Co.
gon as a leading clover seed pro­
Special attention given to com mere.al
eapolis, Minn., motored to Govern­
with 90-day guarantee, $39-50
ducing state.
accounts, conveyancing, real property
ment Camp Saturday.
anu the aettiiment of eslatea.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Asbahr and
daughter Connie Lou of Portland
visited in the home of his sister,
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Mrs. R. B. Denney, and family.
a Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia
Sunday afternoon.
■ in 39 minutes, checks a Cold the
first day, and checks Malaria in
thre* days.
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S.-THI OASOENtR HA* NO 5ICONO CHANCI. SLANT TMI SIIT.
Want fr*dh limn
hum» milk Xnrulay
Hlpvrn ten­
der rirutUn art in
I'nl 1 niiintl. Only
pare!teed étais tan
prodmn their rich,
buttary /tarar.
F E K KY’S purebred SEEDS
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