THE WRAYKRTON REVIEW
FRIDAY, MARCH V*t 193«
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John
A.
Ro*iianu.t
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Story properties in the City of Bra
verton. Had» should U> mailed to th*
State Highway Commission at Sa-
Oregon, in trim to reach th ir
<>y
Tliurvlsy. April
ltl
The entire removal
from
the
right Of way of the building or
building. bid upon » 11 be required
to b* completed by M .y 1. 1*30.
and all refue* from the building or
building*. together with concrete or
The buildings r*f*rr*d to com-
pria* the following: I dwelling on
the Story property and l atwelllnir.
I tnighc gnrag*. t private garagv
ft »tall»), I latrit ami »umiry »hack»
lnrt outbuildings on the Mueaat*
c-ly
No
removal o f tree»,
•►'rttha. etc., ia to he tnclmled in the
bid.
B*ds should state a lump sum
!><*«• to be paid ior th* building
or liulKilngJ bid on and the price
hid must tw i>aid in advanca of
moving tie buildings. In the ens*
o f any building or buildings having
no value except for salvage or fire
wood bid. may be submitted for
"«vcWing such building»
for
tin-
salvage or fir* wood, but la any
vase the property
must be left
cleaned up and In condition satis -
factory to the Stale Highway En •
0 tto r foundation« m&st b« rtm ovttl
#nj the property «leased up
|fme«r.
lea
»ANTED a • A POP SAL* B U IL D IN G S A R E
For
[ÖlTfCEMEVtS
Sale— Kir»t
cl»»» . . . b « W
hay;
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a rn W
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FOR SALE
The S ate
Miaa Edith Moran*» »pent Frt-
day in the E- R. SheeU horn*.
B c liie l C h u r c h
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Church School. K.
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i-ot)iU. On* doe rabbit
Mm. V Moore of A ,to n . .pent
several day. with Mm. M. J. Evan.
the paat week.
Mrs. Thelma Berg of Portland ia
spending aeveral day» with her ra
ther W. E- Pcgg.
Miaa Louise Anderson of Portland
visited with her sister, Mm. Guy
Carr on Sunday. -
Mm. Susan Suitor of
Portland
visited at th* V. A. Woods home
over the week end-
Mm. Ivonne Miller of Portland
spent Sunday with her parents. Dr.
and Mm. Theodore Hetu.
M m . Vena Shaw of Eugene viM-
ted over the week-end with het
mother, Mm. Geo. Thyng.
rh ««
of
Mr. and Mm.
at
th i E ans-
Portland visited
at
th*
E>ans
Whitworth home Wednesday.
Jupenntendent.
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Cu
li;0 0
Momma womhlo.
•*««* P ' “ * 1™ 1 r-k6iU
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.in. Morning
worship. 'The
pr.ee unul May first. Medili Kat»-
Lamb of God” . Chorus. • Sanetus,
uit Farm, Beaverton.
C -W -ll
Gaunod. Solo by M r. llarria Hau
sen.
7-00 pm . Young Peoples Meetings. Ear Sale— Bulb*. Howard, 10< a
do sen, grown 1,v
by A'akei*
r-aket*
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Bulo
8:00 V p.m. Mens plaUorm meeting.
Farm;
B-avcrion,
Oregon, IV*
Speakers, Messrs. F. J. IHetach.
miles south o f bank. K. 1. D- no.
J. C. Talbott, E. G. Webb. Mu
S,
Bo* 302.
p -w
sic program. Male chorus, "Praise
the Lord.” (W atson).
Selection
. oaie— Used doors and sa»n
by Male Quartet. Vocal solo by
frames. Very reasonable. Beaver-
Dr. J. C . Talbert.
.on 2425. J. h. tiilsdorf. Hube».
Note change of hour o f evening
Or*.
c-lA
.
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service.
__T . Arthur Dungan, Minister For Sale
Shadcland oat* fo r the
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spring seeding.
Inquire of r-k»»
Chas.
K in to n C h u rch
Billstin. one uni* east of Beaver
Reguar service* at the church for
ton on the Canyon r>»d.
p-16
Sunday will be ad follows; Bible
school* at 10 o'clock in the morning; For Sale—Chester White
Pigs, 8
w d preaching by th* pastor. Rev.
weeks old. W m. Kindorf. Bes ver
f
£
Fiiher , t 2 o'clock in the
ton, Route 3.
p -li-1 7
afternoon. Everyone ia invited to
Mm. Della Glutch and Mm. Hes- ^ p^oent at these services.
Good, pure milk promote* health,
especially at tnis time of
yaar.
^ w r A we? o h i r ^ n s r “ oi
of
,
Frink lot* of I» Beaverton Sun
Mr. and Mrs. W . R . VaaKl.uk
Rev. G. W . S p r in g .
rise Dairy, A. Camenxind, propri
and daughter Catherine were week-
Next Sunday Mr; Spr
etor.
Adv. e 16-tf
,„d v»,,o„ .<
» iw i.
The Junior Choir of th* Congre
gational church met at the home
of Barbara Cady, Thursday evening.
‘STSL. *St
chisedek."
Evening, "The Wilderness of Tern-
ptation.”
• -Jk A
Mr. John Hay*
spent
Sunday
N ararene Church
visiting with his daughter, Mm.
Sunday, April 6, 1980
R . J . Kaasniussen acd family of
Miss Ida Vieg. returned mission
Hillsboro.
ary from China, delivers an address
Mr. and Mm. Chas. Jacka and on China at 7:30 p.m .
Other Services
family were Sunday dinner guesu
o f Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kingle of
Sunday school, 9:45 a m.
Preaching service, 11 a .m .
Hillsboro.
N. Y . P , S . 6:30 p.m .
Mrs# Mabel Timmons of Portland
Missionary service. 7:30 p.m.
was a recent visitor at the home
Welcome to all. Come an bring
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. C.
T . Timmons.
a friend.
__|_ Nolt, Pastor For
Mr. and Mm. John Bank us and
children of Portland were
dinner <■*
guests in the home of Mrs- F. W. ?
Cady, Sunday.
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Mm. G. A . Gilmore and children j
Garfield and Elisabeth of Portland £
were guest* o f Mis.
M. C. Me -
kercher, Saturday.
Mr. C. E. Hedge, who has been 5|
suffering with a severe attack o f A
pneumonia, was taken to the Eman- A
BE AV ER TH EATRE 2
uel Hospital, Saturday.
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PROGRAM
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F . W . Livermore, Sr., candidate A
Am nnminntirtn
for the
nomination Cif
of CV)lintV
County JllQ£t
Juag* ^
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Friday.
April 4,
baa been ill at his home the past ? 5
Fr«dsjr. Saturday,
Sstnrda.^ April
*, 5
5 W
5 REX, The King of Wild Homes#
week. He is reported better.
5 “THE HARVEST OF HATE” f .
Mrs O. W. bean and
family J -------------------------------------- --- \ ~ ~ *
cere week-end guesu at the home _ i _____
Sun.. ________
Mon., ______
Tues . 1 , April
>f Mm. Bean's mother, Mia. James d
Clara Bow In
A
ruling o f Forest Grove.
f "THE SATURDAY' NIGHT KID A
M r. Harold Meisegeier
of A s- r Pathe News __________ C a m td :-A
Highway
C>mmt*sion
)> u 1 b u „.
v f , ny
the building* now »t ding within
r __________
And N ut Trees
O E L R IC H N U R S E R Y
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Visitors Welcome
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r » i d A dv
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Phone 6955
Beaverton
6 6 6
O regon
35
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5
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Friday Eve., April 4
A
f
jl
High School Auditorium
fresh and wholesome, delivered right to your i
door. Just give us a ring.
j
Phone us.
I
We Deliver.
—
C u rta in ¿it 8 o 'c lo c k
■ Admission
r
Market & Grocery ¡¡ Adults
Children
\ 35c
10:30 A. M. 3:00 P. M.
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Two
m u phones,
piiuuce,
3203 and 1702
S5c
jj
FREE V FREE
Kinton Grange Hall
D y n a m ic
EVERY
NORBLAD
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Good Music
F O R R A D IO S
KENNETH D. HAUSER. Gen t Chairman
SAMUEL POWELL, Secretary
Service And Supplies
Women i Division
Call 9303
(P m 4 Advwtiw—nr»
Bell
7
tube
A Theatre Ticket
Paul Pumps are fully automatic, silent,
self-oiling and will pump from d*cp or
shallow well, lake or cisicrn. They may ba
operated with electric power or gaeoline.
Come in today and let u* show you.
will be given by Bielman M otors on the Beaver
Tjieatfe, A pril 9 and 10 fo r the benefit p f the
baseball boys,
PAUL WATER
REPORT OF CONDITION
Of the H a n* oi ueaver^n, at Beaverton,
County oi W uea.ngton, uregon, at oiose of ousi-
ness anarch ¿1 , iSuO,
RkoOURCES
Goaus and discounts ............ ............... 6360,361.77
Gveauiait* .............................................
1^-SO.DO
Bonus, secur.ties, etc...........................
104^1.0.13
nanjuug house, Si4.lu4.ou, iurn<ture
anu natures, 6iU,i40.UU ............
24JI80.90
Keai estate owned otner tnan banking
house ................................................
7,795.33
Cash, <lue iiom banks and cash items
48^i4e.3o
iotai
................................................ 6043,113.13
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ........................ 6 25,000.00
Surplus .............................................
25.0UU.00
Uuuivided proi.t*— net ........................
0,927.07
Demand deposits ..................................
276,753.19
Time certu-catea .....................
19e,659.79
havings deposit* ..................................
110,835.03
Total ................................................
643,175.13
State of Oregon, County of Washington, ss;
i, Doy Gray, cashier of th* above-namsd
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment ia true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
Doy Gray, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st
day o i April, 1930.
W . E. Pegg, Notary Public for Oregon
Mv commission expire* August 6, 1932.
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Correct— Attest: F. W- Livermore, B. K . Denney,
Director#*
SYSTEMS
tltlK X rtl.V C a M il. CO, r - l W m r » .
F or Sale By Portland Lleciri«;
L ow er Co.
liilD ho
TH E N E W 1930 F O R I)
Is N ow On Display at the
B IE L M A N M O TO R S CO.
¿fiord/
radio
with 90-day guarantee, 559-50
L !
■ ^ O M ATTER where your home is lo-
^ ’ catcd, you can have plenty of running
wster under pressure in kitchen, bathroom,
laundry, g*r*K« m l garden without bother
or attention, and at extremely low cost,
Beaverton R adio Co.
SEE—Jackson
M A H
Tu the first ten guegsjng the nearest
number o f miles a new 1930 Ford car will rujt
on 2 gallons o f gasoline
fOBT f * m
fo r GOVERNOR COMMITTEE
Mr*. G. J. Frankel, Chairman
Mr». M. H Lamont Secretary
Headquarters 209-10 Muimomah Hotel
AT wate# 2504 PORTLAND, OREGON
T he First Essential
o f a Modern I l o m c - -
E U N N I N G
Modern Dance
Barden's Band
Portland, o re .
A t the Peaverton
The Kind Y ou Like!
Tablets
Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia
in 30 minutes, checks a Cold the
first day, and checks Malaria in
three days.
666 ALSO IN LIQUID
Progressive
(P a id A d v e rtis e m e n t,
H iiil-fn r -O o v e r n o r C lu b)
L D F elxh elm . »* -n a g er
C ook. 71*1-1 M gr.
PRICES KgAtiOftAgLE
Constructive
W r it s to T h * H a ll H » a d o u » r .
tor*. Im p e ria l H otel, P o rtta -vl.
fo r b o rK ie t g iv in g the interee t-
log life e to ry and the o lo tfrrm
of th e m a n w h o a* n prov*n
biieineee e x ecutive and a le nd
e r In the prop rre e cf Cr*g->n
w ill g -v e o u r t t .-t f the kind of
a d m in is tra tio n It noede.
vl 1
JVMUi-J. -'K
Operettas, Playlettes, Pantomimes
and Musical Numbers
Republican
Such ia The Man Charles
Hall. Attracted by the coun
try. he came to Oregon when
a young man Just out of bis
(sers His first job was with
a pick and shovel on the dig
ging of a pipe llna. Upon
acquiring sufficient funds,
bo returned East and enter
cd the Unlv of Michigan.
Coming back In 1906. he
located at Hood River and
from then on his progress
was rapid . . . .
I « «^orbili UM»
Two Deliveries Daily:
Smith H ardw ood F loor Co
R E T A IN
A Proven Business Ex
ecutive and a Leader in
the Progress of Oregon.
C i-rtt-ll to t Oo\ «ro o * k - m . k
Old Floors Like New.
Ceeerver A. W. NORBLAD
G O V ER N O R
GRADE SCHOOL
O Í
About Those
FL O O R S
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Entertainment
í Beaverton
SEE U*
Phone I’ r averton, 6502
s s . • i • • -
B e a v a « » * ß.ct-ek
ah
L odge
N o
218 meet*
firs'
tn j
third
T u o»
day a van m g s
a
5 - i S w l- *
7 :3 0 I». M in ill*
I. O. O F. Hall Mm. Marjorie L*
wis. Secretary, Mm. Celia Hulett.
p -tf
N .
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also
make your
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HALL
F'red Knorr, Pi op.
P rim a rie s
N ay 1 «
Sale— Good Seed rotate-« 68.00
per sack. Bert Lawrence. Rateigli
Station. BR 9889. Rt. 2. p-18-19
The P. T. A . of the Aloha-Hober
School will give a card party
at
the Huber Commercial Hall Wed-
nesday evening .April 9th at 8 p.
m
Keiresnmenu
t>« sorved
Refreshments wm
will bp
served.
Everybody welcome. Admission 25c.
We dress our chickuns to o rd ri, along will) n cc m -
plete line of groceries and Vt*g-. tal>!ea We ii I mj liave
a nice supply of Fluster Main» on hand.
Sanitary Market (So G rocery
For Sal*— Rhode Island Red puljfts
2H months old. J. L. Harris.
Beaverton, en the highway, p-1 -
HARDW OOD
,oca ted one mile north of R eod-^
iii- -*
*»-«. rt#
villa
at the rtcvw
corner
of market5|
and Baseline roads-
Hillsboro, Oregon, Rout« 4.
Charles
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Fresh Chickens
Governor
For Sale— Horseradish sets. Extra
ft«« one*. See
Chas. Orlando.
Cedar S t., Qggverton.
c-17-19
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COM PANY
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For Sale— Furniture, rug, electric
sweeper, lawn mower.
garden
tools. Phone 3955.
adv. p-17
Coats offfor the Future.n>
f
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F or
Stop that cough
with Brown's
quick cure cough remedy. Browns
Beaverton Drug
Stem,
the Me
Kesson's Service Store.
“Hats off to the Past..
bert,
lom m i««-
* ' 18
Republican
Candidat«
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Fruit, Fil- J
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The Old Mother Hubbmd 3i< ud is still our lende r
9 . Crisp,
Shrubbery,
- ■ -
H ighw ay
•VStsstaeansars
Har^y L. Corbett
on a spent Fridav
„ Sat" rdl y A W e d 7 and Thum . April 9-10 *
^
Modern Dance
n the home of his aunt, Mrs- E. K V.
Baseball Benefit
Kinton
Grange
Hail
SheeU. He is a student at Willa- fA
"FA ST COMPANY”
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
mette Univemity at Salem.
Good Music
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3 Friday, Saturday, April 11-12 ^ Barden's Band
AUBREY L. FLETCHER
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"COME ACROSS”
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.tWrney-at-Law,
Beaverton, Ore R
AH SUr Cast
K
CoH t u . » Oil
Office with Beaverton Realty Co. g Come<jy, **A ce o f Scotland Y a r d 'I
McKeaaon Cod Liver Oil
pedal attention given to commercial
~a~U ~a~tL~U ' ' €rT high quality. $12o per bottle.
:cuunU, conveyancing, real p r o p e r t y ___________________________________ i
79c p
Special, per bottle only .. ,
#
and the settlement of estates.
We Carry a Good Selection of S
.
Slat«
PIANO - CLASS
- LESSONS 50c.
Mr. and Mm. 11. J. Wo-Iwm-I
have sold their fronte on Walsou
Street to Mr. and Mm, C. J.
Kidman. Mr
llidnmn ia conniH |
*d with the Foni age nr y .
These I"-sons arc for beginners
Th* memtrem of the Young Peo
ple** C. K Society o f the Christian i » 'i A dd is or ehiltlren may enroll
Church enjoyed
a party
ut Ilio Duly It) in each < In - m i#p:-il I'.ml
chuirh on Fiidav * w i - i g ,
March K. Hutchinson, t- - cher of »--ii*. iin-i
28. Th# evening was «pent playing pano, ll'l 111 Fine Aria Hill-ling.
games after
which refreshments |ll< 8087. For further Information
were servisi.
About twenty-eight teVphon* Mrs J. I>. Gilmore, II a
young people were present.
verton filili.
advp-17-20
r»rp<;yiTS
1 h
Come and guess how m any miles it will run
on the 2 gallons in the tank and win a free ticket.
Ma.'.xffiji
COUNTRY SLAB
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W OOD
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D irect froiti Mill to Consum er
$ $ $— Y O U S A V E — $ $ $
BEAVERTON 3601
216 Watson
Risidencg
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%
Just Cause For Pride
ORDER YOUR SLAB EA R LY
B E A V E R W OOD CO M PAN Y
Beaverton, O regon
PHONE
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\*£
LIMITED AMOUNT ON HAND
Phone 6702
IteLÆ
A
Street
Phon#, 8602
Please give us orders for Utah Land
Plaster, If you want to come In at
carlot prices.
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CHARLES BERTHOLD
Hay, drain, Feed, Poultry Supplier
We are proud of having been for the past twtntj
years able to fill the nerc’t in our line in this swiftly-de
velopittg community.
That we are equipped with the very latest frrilitfr
for meeting the needs cf the modem bni.F iiig ti bin
AND
We are very proud of our new home ai d invite vc u
to come in end inrptcl it at any tinte while you are in
Beaverton. Visitors always welcome and your careful
inspection invited.
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BANK
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O F
B K A V K K TO N
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