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About The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1930)
The Review OFFERS ITS : 1 AM RS T R E M F KVEN ROBINSON Our CRUSOE C ln » s il » f d that any innuencr * x m ™ ^ # fhild durin|r the tender forma- ^ years was much more wnport- ^ J),#n anything which might ,ater Much the same principle ^ applied to chicken raising Jlr*in inR the logic too great- V G e t t' Milt* O e r -? Kinton Church CLASSIFIED * AD • , /*> '• ■ t n m i L . m s h .- i N T K S i n ;ttwsr>Wflÿr j using them M A G A ZIN E S VouCan Havî/burChokei U CIASS1I 1EPAP O f A n y FIVE _c£l _ \GAZINES * * $ | 7 5 Advertisements In this column 1 Fur Mai«— I ,aU Cabbngva and Knle , »1 y f» « 1 »™ ^ ^ r * - ....... plants. Mrs. Inei Whitworth. cent a word. Minimum charge 25c. * " occasion sis* aw* *i*i‘ n »'ho wijjh homes o ! the community comprising Sixth and Maine Sts. Beavar- --------- m — -------- to be present and enjoy the e*n- h i s t trade r j i p r radius. am us. his PUH «A L K t f W J . ______________P -27 If you select this plan, the time to dren ¡n their exercises, start is when ths first chick breaks j j , ere WKs a very good attendance For Sate— A John on 1-horse mow AMOS *N ANDY Good, pure milk promotes health, ^ « .a c h i n g ’ service held at er in good condition. Will be .specially at this time "Check and double check. Sho’ Sho’ ’* out of the shell. Visit the nests fra- of year, quently and remove broken shells so {he churth |unday . r.Jim- sold at a bargain. R. L. Jackson, l-rink lots of It Beaverton Sun Everywhere I chance to go that they wrill not slip over the ends ^ present that were regu- ^eavyrtvfr. jjoute 2, Box number rise Dairy, A. Camemlnd, propri From every bias'>i radio and smother unhatched chicks. 1|ir attendants when Rev. Simpson Far away or handy. star. Adv. c 15-tf «it. M atch the KeP* carefully. Some v u ^he pastor here 20 year* ago " Proposition, Madame Queen’’ Kor Rnle—Pryer», Dtessed or alive, hens have a tendency to desert the Among these were Mr. and Mrs. Stop that cough *Vtfh Brown's Though the two I ve never seen J. L. Harris, »esv.rtun PheM. quick cure cough remedy. l}rown's nest as soon as one chick has been Kershaw of Portland. Mr. and Still their voices rend my sjneen, hatched. Either confine such a hen Mrt *yarrf;l Wilson, and Mrs. Lilly 351$.____ P j f Beaverton Drug Store, the Me Amos Jones and Andy. to the nest until the hatch is com- g wriv. F ot Sale— Eleven White Leghorn Keseon's Service Store. "Fresh-Air Taxi, Ruby Taylor” p etea or transfer im nsier her ner to a broody oroooy p'eted puHvta. Sh” vear old. Call Boa Drive me mad. each night I’m paler, coop, putting the eggs and chicks We now have the Wedge wood gas St. Cecelia Church C/.A M t *li k.__ - — __ s ___ _ .*i__ i___ Verton ¿015___________ P '^ Soon I'll have a private jiiler. under some other hen. and wood rangy. »25 and up- Easy Radios should be busted! Watch a!so for nervous. restless m T 7 Ü s ~ - 7:40 and I »•* SS»^ -R »b b thre. go” d CMK- tertns, Dewey the riunii*i 1'huit* Sunday ffjr)la doea p»wny Beavertun IUI« 7702. *4V' "Income tax” ., the drawling wretches !i*ns S^ 1 about a great deal. Rave for fifteen minute stretches ," e^ often crush the «early natched d a. nt. Mrs. K. fc’ . Ms'Etro* c-87 W eekday Mass 8 :i d a. m. WANTED chicks. Remove chicks from such Oh! The misery it fetches. Get your Echophone Radio at - d 7 30 p. m hens as fast as they hatch. Truly, “ I'se regusted!” Wanted— Wheat f r August Ueiu- R j v . J M O'Neill Stipe’s Garage All eW tric screen- Once the hatch is completed the ery. Charles Bcrthold. c-2o-tf jsri^J radio at only »50.50. complete. next step is to transfer hen ana When Ghandi says he would ra- s‘ ep !S t0 ,tran*f c r h e n “ na Ready tu (Aug us #dv' Work Wanted—Capable woman de- ther be known as a Salt Thief , lcksJ ,° •PP^Pnate brooding quar- M .E. CHURCH •irvy (iwryiup. or rfey work of any than as a Ho!y Man, he is very- ¡*™' The5*: ?f wdl hav* * ______ Hav* seen the beautiful grevu kmd. in ’or near BeeWrton . 1 CaU properly thinking of the name's ' Prepared in advance, bevn qua.-- - h . ln and ivory «ngnwled gas range at Publicity value ters usu* nT consist of a grvd wea- Sunday School, 10 am . »118. Adv c 2 h f V * ’__________ ther-tight coop that is free from Reaching Services, 11 a.m , 8 p.m. Dewey the Plumber's!________ *‘l v There should be a concrete walk drau* hts- »><* of the cop is Ep? ° * tb League, 7:15 p.nu between the Bank and the end o f pa£ ly opened as a rule, to provide Evao'on# cordMi F ‘h v i t ^ to the Broadway. At the present o r ie n t Urn. ‘ .u ™ ffic,ent let the the Church ^ Cneodly wslcpme. time, we ™ 'ent ventilation vent.Ution and and to to let have the sloppiest crossing across P“ " m and out at will when Bethel Church the railroad tracks that it is poss- thf weath" »'«H oermit. On this ible to make- We are wondering rd<? ther* should be a runway or 5 T IT ’al‘ Jard Tara .®° so *hat that the chicks can Following a brief session of vho whose business it is to see that S *!* get out on the ground for the need- Sunday school at 10:30 a m ., the there is a proper crossing there. ed exercise. annual Children's Day aervice will be Coops should be thoroughly held at eleven o'clock, with the fol- THE NERVOUS DIAL and aired for !»>*<«»$ spfcial features: We are just about to broadcast . cleaned. cieanf • disinfected a n d ------- e correct time bv io sveral days before chicks are placed Proceseuxia» School ♦he by th*. thv. ...M v a .r rie Under no circumstances Song, ‘‘ Smiles and Hunbrujj^i' James at the piano..............this >» m them Jun* Boswell stationW. O....... now take a «-noon. feed the hen cracked grain. She be fed whole as ...c tne Recitation. “ A Boy's Creed” ful of baking soda and.......... I’ll buis should .. ----- corn ------ — Amos Spriggel ’ round tomorrow..........stormy in the cftlcks small particles with eastern section and h irh winds.......... serious or even fatai results. Carry Recitation. ‘‘Luck” , Catharine VanKleek this show is g n a T iv J to be a.......... c" ‘c'is 'n a box or bakest well vn this is de Presi1"tit of the Fresh- T 1*'* and coverei to avoid chilling Song, “ Sunbeams” , Six little girls Air T a x i....th e nrasie you have t“ em, and carry the hen under your Duet, ‘‘That Sweet S.ory” potatoes arcund the fifte e n tn ... . . 8rm- Place the hen in the coop and ?!*>'• “ At the Crossroads” Get poppa’A shoes............. pron'Mtion Kent'-V sl'P the chicks under her. Fourteen Characters is the ruination..........prohibition is Even in the best weather it is Sermonette (illustrated) Minister the blessing........... the returns from **st to confine the chicks to their Cordial welcome to all. — T . Arthur Dungan, Minister Kansas City show the following 5“ rters for first two or three voteg..........doggy, keen still........... days. Otherwise they may roam too the correct time by the.......... far away. They also need proteccio« ' C h u r c h o f C h r is t Chorus of three million female a^ in.st hawks, rats, cats, and other r--------- enemies. Last Sunday aitacnoyq the mem- Hubby! For Heaven’s (changed , ” *\ep l he hen confined to the hers o f the church enjoyed a radu, according to vocabulary o f woman) C° ° P PreferabIy until the service celebrating the 1900th an- sake, get away from that radio so Chl<T®. a,e weaned, and under no niversary of the beginning of the that we can hear something. condition let her out under two Church on the day of Pentecost. --------- ------------ -- weeks. Even then, do not permit her 77,6 service was made possi' le by Kind C’d G-ntleman. inouirine Vs to at !ar 8 e- Keep her in the the courtesy of the Beaverton Radio way—Little girl. I want to go to the rnnway. allowing the chicks to C o. who let us use one of their Methodist carsonage. range outside if you wish. She will electric radios. The service was Little Girl— What’s a hinderin’ of keep them near at hand by con- very satisfactory. T e7 tnatly clucking and calling to them Nyxt Sunday Mr. Springe- will --®° they j?et plenty of exercise, h sPe»k on the following si:' jects: numb We’re going to give the f” e hen is allowed free range she morn>n*. "The First Christia i §er- brioe a shower. »* likely to tire the chicks out. she mon"> evening “ The Sc. otural . Durnben—Count me in. I’ll bring may aiso lea,i them through wet. Hear t .” thejioap. , cold grass, chilling them too much. The general celebration of the - - ir When decide to give anniversary of the of Pentecost I t « , . — you finally occiue « « Day »/ -m lie brood brood their tKoiv full full freedom, / __ 1 _ __ I OCAL NEW S I i he re- will ^ novt next Cun/Ia., Sunday -qg lease them racner rather late in the day dav ’rl'" Christian — /' t- 1 -------------------- ——-----------H t ‘T ^ 7'^e Churches of Port- fir a f tim « XT __ u ^ , rL' " ' d Leonard left for Se- first time. Each succeeding day !®nd are hold.ng a Pentecostal Com- attle Tuesday and will return Friday. advanc? the time a little until they munion Service next Sunday after- Mr. F. J . Goddard of Tillamook ftre r out a fvl1 day. ' noon at the Masonic Building Audi- spent Sunday visiting with his fam- • Watch hens carefully from this ^>rium- West and Main St«., Uy time on. They do not know exactly Port*and at 3:30 p.m. All members how many chicks they have and oi ^ c b ri»tian Church are invited Mr. and Mrs. Aubrev Fletcher may lose one or two. Also look a f- t0 Participate in tjfia service. Jr., and daughter of Salem, visited ■£*) in the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Au iddenhThow ershcome*Tp T h e n ^ d " ^ H O M E P O IN T E R L , brey Fletcher, Sr„ recently. sil „ . often ler *t back to shelter leavimr * ------------------------------- ------- — -------- m The Misses Bernice and Lois Cox “ «e or more hapless chicks a? th! SANDWICH SUGGESTION'S and Elsie Whitworth went on the n*«rcy of the elements. Now sandwich time is again io Summit summi Mea- t r a i l s m b hike te The hen may contmue to mother *ith the*e llttla *andw'ch *UE dow8 Sunday of last week. the chicks anywhere from six flrestions should should prove nrov* very varv vsiuabie. vainaKi« gestions Mr. and Mrs. George B. Smith twelve weeks or even longer. * ° Vsry your sandwiches by serving some prepared after reading this i- *nd Mra, Smiths brother Martin 8b- tem, and see how the noveltiee ap van Pelt visited w,‘ th Portland f a r m r e m in d e k s peal. friends Sunday of last weak* A delicious 1 orange cheese filling Mr. and Mrs. James Pjnder of u “ "! . ...... may no, be i made by combining one — part - Oregon City spent Sunday o f lav **Ubl,ahed >n Oregon that it« to- Or. ■ -------------- two P>rt* parts Cr*arn cream week at the home of their daughter e r a d ic a te cannot b« expected by orange juice with tW° ja Ask anyone CLASSIFIED A P O gl aVAM ia. rj a WHY* PAY*/ OF\C 7 AD A d* a d v e r t is e d When he was exiled on an island ore ol h.s first arts was to adver- tise for help His advertistme.u was not a newspaper ad hat an outdoor lorni o f publicity. He hung his sairl on a pole at th? water's edge and awaited results. 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" ®ecaus* the maggots of the cher»v Phone 0411 o f Juneau, f r u i t <ly wh.ch has been causing se- JOE KF/MMKR ; ' ; ta " nd, Mr* Huesner of Port- nous damage to the cherry cron in For any Kind of Wood w. re lum-hoon guests of Mrs. ^ of Oregon in recent years «re Limb Woot Cut to Order Loy Gray Thursday of last week. hatched under the skin of the fruit. Adv, c-28-tf Mr* N W Gorham entertained <?n*y method of control 18 tb. L«dy Sli, per Club with a dt - hroUK'1' *n atuck on the fly. hghtfu! iurreheon at her home in Beater Wood Co. It is beat not to allow rape seed Portland Friday o f week before Wood, Planer Ends; iaet. All to shatter on fields where it ia not tflock grades o f Utah-Wash coal. wanted as the seed is oilv and mo,. J . ’V H utie H field, B Mra. I R Eo- I Yard at Front A Main hve in th- soil for many y e j* berta. Mr« Holbrook and Mrs Qni Phone »702 Where shattering has taken place I*. 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