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'.HiKSONAL ANI» VINOR MHXljOX
l ights and Sidelights on Local Activities.
Mrs. F. J . Dieted* has been
quite ill for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs- Enscx Marsh «nJ
•on Jack spent the week-ena In tu -
gent*.
Edna Grace
Meisegier of As­
to n s IS visLing her sunt. Mrs. til
SheeU this week.
Ur and Mrs. liarland o f HilU-
boio were Sunday ninno guests oi
Mr. and Mrs. W. L- Cady.
Archie Masters.
Chas. Fry, sr.d
Herbert Erickson spent (he week­
end fishing on the Abequa River.
Try our fountain for extra gooo
drinks and W
cream
special*,
Brown's Beaverton Fliarmacy. C-ti
K. B. Dtnney attended the »Ute
trap-.-hoot at Salem Saturday. Ber.-
ney ia secretary o f the Washington
Co. Club.
Miss Julia Sams who is a nurse
m training at the Emanuel Hospital
in Portland visited with her mother
Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray were
called to Eugene. Monday, on ac­
count of the illness of their uaugh -
ter, Mrs. Rolland Main.
h r. and Mrs. B. K. Denney arc
attending the State Grange session:
a. ivedmanu this week- Mr. Denne;
is the State Treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs- T. B. Denney, Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Downing and M.
F . Ayres visited with restives a;
R.dgetield, Wn., on Sunday.
F- W. Livermore, Jr. and P, A.
Rohse went on a f.shing trip oi.
Agency Creek at Grand Ronde Sat­
urday and report a good catch.
Otto Erickson.
Earl Evans, and
Andy Anderson attended a Durant
Dealer’s meeting and banquet at
Longview, Wash-, Monday evening.
Ralph Longhorn has rented one
of the Mike Welter houses on Third
St. from the Be» vert on Finsnc* Co.
He is the mechanic in charge ot the
shop at the B.elman Motors Cnuage.
KUie Whitworth and Betniee Cox
went on a tour o f inspoction with
the Trails Club to Heed College last
Friday evening.
Mr. i’ lant who his been spending
the past two weeks at the home oí
M is. F . J. Doi.wldsou returned to
her home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A M Kennedy are
attending the S u te Grange at Red­
mond this week as delegates from
the local grange. They will also take
an extended trip to Crater Lake an
other points o f interest before re-
turning home.
Aubrey Fletcher
Mr. and Mrs.
•hem boaie
held a family reunion at .
Sunday. Among those present w-e...
Mr. and
Mrs.
Aubrey Fletcher,
Jr., and daughter o f Salem, another
son and wife from Seattle and a
brother-in-law from Seattle.
Paul Cammiehael has rented the
Sci '.more house on
Lombard
St.
from the Beaverton Finance Co. Mr
Carmichael is a salesman for the
Standard 0 1 Co. who came from
McMinnviPe to fill the vacancy le fJ
when Oscar Humburc was p r 'n n 'M
tr the management o f the New berg
plant.
The Misses Mary and Jane Beam­
ish o f Cedar Mil’s. Mrs Martha
Samms, and Miss Juliette Carter
spent Tuesday wt Salem visiting wit1'
Rev. and Mrs.
W . E. Ingalls.
They found
Rev.
Ingalls very-
much improved
in health.
Mrs
Manning, daughter of the Ingalls,
and her three sons of Calif, wer
expected to arrive Wednesday to
spend a month visiting with rela­
tives. and on returning Rev. and
Mrs. Ingalls will return with their
daughter for an extended visit.
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electric fun was turned on. 'Ibe tem­
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nkw p tma
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perature and humidity roumlnod the
year* service in the poatoffl.e de
same and the carbon cttoxble was n»t
The final shunt ofT. nf thè leu
Word was rasaived late last week paitnirnt and Is probably as well
reduced. But the trot report says:
li li lenii s of thè Oregotdan Tvie-
o f the confirmation by the Se,iato qualified 1» handle the routine w o , '
Pans Bring Relief.
wss held at
of the nominat-on
made hriday. of the office as anyone who could be g. aphle Tourimment
"The comfort of the youn* men May Ut. of K. K- Hanna for post­ named. But his aloofness from af Salem Issi week end The Wnshlng
was greatly rolte ,il by poUtug on master for Beaverton There were fairs concerning the community, hit ton t’o. team won thè cup for thè
the fans and whlrllnu the air In the s.vcn who look the
examination refusal to have any living to do with seeoinl tino« In fivv years, with a
•core of 4M) out of a poaalbl» boi*.
chamber. They asked for the funs to but the present acting postmaster.
service clubs, with the Chamber (f
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he put on again when they were K C. Doty, withdrew befo1 • the C i­ Commerce, or even to have his son Coqullle sud H In ino t h Fulls tini f r
•topped. Circulation of the alt vil s, rvice commission had reported
attend the local high school hut rs sreond piai«* with n score of 477
Propèllef Unit in Central through the clothes and over the skin the standing of the applicants.
ther sending him to Portland even and Portland look tlvird «vilh 474.
the face relieved the heat stagna­
meli eonipnse Ihc
Somewhat of a elir began when a after locating her* has not marked The followlng
Plant A bo Make« for Eco­ of
tion. The pulse beats of the seven letter from Congressman W f
Wsshinri .1 Co. team: < i . Fu!
him
as
on«
Inteiwsled
in
tits
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nomical Heating.
students were lowered by the fan
let'e, Il llsboro, 1*8; Chas Wundsr
ih,,,
ir» to
io w ; on
«il-
H » w
, the ’ “ '1 postmaster
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growth sud development of the com-
|hus: N
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to 8:1:
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>28
l.s to
to
is 84
s M i l « . non,¡n#Ung
nominating
postmaster,
came.
lleh, Cornuliu», Ufi, Omar Slilfl r.
nuinlty.
received s letter ,’rom
Trof. Leonard Krsklne Hill. Eng­ M to 74; 100 to MX); 7* to &-; '*- 1» « atjng,
Tlmber. HI ; tim er Hamilton. For
land's "grand old msn of ventilation.“ 80-"
est
Orme, 91;
Geo. B irkhaltvr,
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Mr. C- J- Stlehnay, on the l#tt«r-
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were
obtained
In
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Washington
County
Re­
Is one of the scientific sathorMea
Itillshoro. Od. The Individuai avi rs ;e
.|jc4R ^rntia] Committee endor* CANDIDATES DEGREES1 ¿r 9*.
who hsvs proved tests on men doing muscular work.
. - the 1" «very case the pulse was lessened
Mr K„ |ph K Hanna. I udder-
that keeping
■ h t e late Hr E. II Smith was
air In the home and comfort was Increased by «notion
th#( , 0 bf, thr official endorse-
The regular session of Hinton to have been an alternate on ihw
constantty moving i of the air.
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grange was held at the Kinton team The Club aarrihe* Ita aplrr. I*«l
experlmenrs of Dr lllll ” •
is tbs Simplest
showing as a tribute to Dr. Kmtth
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Protests
were
g-tten
out
and
f.I
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hsU Wednesday evening. The rev
•ud rorot effective
who win an enthusiastic mendier o f
way to make the Im work ns when bent stagnating **Uh the delegation In ( engross tn.it ul#r n ,v,,|„r of business was trnn
h!a death
will I mi
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saeted. Two esiuiidotes were given the Club and
house cool In sum- In movie theaters, large auditorium« Mr Stnkneys endorsement was
mer. sceordlng to and factories I. s ie v e d by km *'"« conside.td w ry des.rab * he * It the first and second degree» and on* keenly felt by the members.
___ _ to _ bs well known h
i on for membership was re
th. Holland Instl
the sir coursing through the «H-cnplr.| „ is w
gett-ng
is working
working In
in close
close conn*
connection
with cel'
reived. A nice lunch was served
i of Therinology spaces. Tlis same principle Is cm- is
i
Toll tho merchant you
»Tolland. MlcU. pb»ved lu the most modern “ vapor perries who are attempting to gei *ft«r the meeting and s social time
’ fs ad in the ‘Review.’
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one of Beaverton's rural routes, la
enjoyed
boating nlntits.
plants
ken
over
by
enoth*r
)«>•»
office.
Keep A ir Moving.
Besides H i...
After tli» ft«TM P'*«Gnif »f l!u
NOTIGE
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'T N S M D D R H R P g .
fellow of Cnlver
*« —mnutu* fur H>» p-f l” »* ' f
Propeller u .....
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•Ity College. Lon­
BILL and CLIFF
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.Negijia A S ocV
Electrified propeller units are Du
Th* Kebskak
Prof. L. E. HIM. don, and directing
Inti Hi» Well (Irroration»
Coui..,
••*H.h*rrv
resíl­
the department of Into these systems so ns to keep naming the tempore.., ,
Caper Hangers
applied physiology of the British Na­ strong currents of sir moving throuDi to fill the vacancy then ex.sting u
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nil
the
rooms
of
the
homo
Although
tional Institute of Medical Research,
Club will hnlq a
the
nest
office
hero
Mr
Hanna
ap­
Professor Hill bears the titles M. B„ no expensive refrigerating equipment
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proached the editor who was then val June 20 in the
Iìc4 w rton, ».. « *
F. U. S., Hon. A. R. I. B. A. He is Is employed to lower the temperntuie
hall at 8 o'clock In the evening
a
member
of
the
Republican
Cen­
the Inventor of an instrument called of this circulating alt. It moves an
Strawberry shortcake with whipped
tral Committee, and
stated
that
the "kata thermometer.” U3ed In air rapidly that It creates a cooling ef­
cream will be w r'e d
A
playl-
should
he
get
the
appointment
a« rntltled “ An Old-fashioned Album"
fect
beyond
all
anticipation.
conditioning work, and author of nu­
postmaster
he
would
need
a
lot
of
This latest Improvement of the
merous books on medical and other
will be given in connection with
warm sir heating system makes It mi advertising for his business and of the supper. Admission: adults. :I5
scientific subjects.
Professor Hill Is ore of the scientists all-year-round air-conditioning plant, course the Review would be the na
i-hilctrvn 25r. This ia being given
In England. Germany and the United the Holland Institute of Thermo!. kv tural outlet for the needed publicity, for the benefit of th» new t O 0
States who have conducted trots points out. It Improve* heating effi- Judge our consternation on recei'
F. Hall to be built soon.
showing the effects of air motion on dency and economy In winter ns ing a letter some days after Mr.
human coinfort In hot weather. In well is makes cooling possible In Hawley had sent in his name as the
tlettM^rioii II •• l»c* X
one of his experiments, seven yonng summer. Wlnter-heatlng-summer-cool- proper one for postmaster, to re-
nh
Loci«*
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men were shot np In a small air­ Ing plants of this tyi-e are made ceive • communication ordering the
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218 meats
first
for
Installation
In
new
homes,
but
al-
Whitehall
restaurant
advertising
out
tight test chamber. They went In
TH ’ - * ’
ami Hunt
Tue«
Certain Color
laughing and chatting, but after som« so the propeller units can be at­ o f the Review and also, and probx-
riav evenuiit*
a'
Other Paint
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hours of confinement they became tached to already existing heating bly not least, the statement the*
7 : f0 l> M In Mn
$1.75 TO $4.00
the paper should be stopped pron 1 o (t F Itali Mr». M' rj irle Le
flushed, covered with perspiration and systems In old homes.
DI ETSCH H A R D W A R E
extremely restless and depressed
wìs. Secretary. Mr*. Celio Hiileft
When the oxygen In the straoA-
& F U R N IT U R E CO
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p -tf
Air Moving at Stow Speed
Ed Halsten has been given the
phere of the test room got so low
Make * for Mo*t Comfort agency in Beaverton for Vaughan s
Jbnt a match wouldn’t burn Jn It nn
Large volumes of air moving at low Flex-Trod Tractor’s anj drag saws.
velocities are more efficient In produc­ Anyone wanting a free demonstra­
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ing a cooling comfort efiect than rel­ tion may telephone him.
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atively small quantities moving at ........ ........
high velocity, the Holland I m U M i of
Beaverton Dumber Co.
Thermology of Holland. Mich., states.
Twelve years of research In American
'•VE SOLICIT Y Ol'R PATRONAGE
laboratories of ventilation have shown
l ewis Brothers, Proprietors
that the cooling efTect of moving sir
cannot bs doubled simply by doubling
tbs speed of Its motion.
This principle Is tnken advantage of
AUBREY L. FLETCHER
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In the modern "vaporslre” heating sy* Attorney-at-l .aw,
lica»rrton, tire
tem which prodaces • cooling effect
Office with Beaverton Realty Co.
In the home during summer by keep
lng the sir circulating through It at Special attention given to commercial
moderate velocity. This system work­ accounts, conveyancing, real property
and the settlement of estates.
ing In hot weather moves three or
four times as much air through the
rooms as the ordinary warm air cir­
MAPES & SON
culating system does In winter.
RESTAUR AST
In winter, too. the system operates
SHORT ORDER
on the principle of a large volume ot MEALS
Fred Knorr, Ptcp.
Phone Beaverton, 6 5 0 2
moderately wanned air Instend of a
Cigars, Tobacco«
small quantity of superheated air.
Confections Soft Drinks
And this makes for health because Cad- Bldg
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tVstson St
moderately warmed air produces uni­
form temperatures In the rooms and
has a beneficial effect on the been til­
ing apparatus of the human Isely.
while excessively hot air parches the
membrane* of the nose and throat and
makes them liable to colds and other
diseases.
KEEP AIR KiöViNfi
COOL HOM
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EATHER
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Alaska , Land of the Midnight Sun , Lures Summer Voyagers
Special
G al.
$ 1.95
Quality Meats
Dependable Groceries
Butter Nut Bread
Are always obtainable at
Knorr’s Market Cto> G rocery
Fresh Fruits |
anci
We Print Butler Wrapncrs
Vegetables \
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P**/v//vc A » « G o l u
•illlion» ot Americans nave heoT<l| Contrary to general belief. Alaska Glacier, one ot tne niShlighi* ot mu
«bout Alaska— "Seward's Folly"—for i* not a frozen waste, for many va- trip, la a huge man* of ice. 00 miles
which the United states paid |7J00
rteuss ot Bowers bloom
000 in 1896—but hare never seen It even in the northern part Alaska is tion ot the ship s siren ss' It «
B-' ard knew what he was doing for much like Norway and its scenery 1* preaches often causes grest mr.s
AJaaha has returned the Seward mil- magnificent
Brightly-painted, gro- of ice to break ofi ar.d plunge into t
lions is thousand-told It Is natural tesque totem poles never tali to In- , water with a cannon-tike repo
therefore that Alaska, the land of the «rest the traveler who Is constantly , Skagwo-y the northern terminus af
midnight sun the land of leaping encountering unusual sieht* in this the voy ge is ■ quaint little town.
. . . ------. . . totem
— — poles
•— — and
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salmon
glaciers Is und of mystery and romance
c r.sldercd during the Gold Ru*b at
being visited more and more frequent-
The 'Princess" «earners leave Van ■98 tc be one of the wickedest spots
Jy by discriminating travelers who couver B C„ at frequent intervals on eerth From Skagwar -he traveler
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unusual, «»»♦
out-of-the-way
places
from
early June . until
late Auguat can
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famout Whitt Horn
in which to satisfy their wanderlusts also from time to time during the Trall^ ^ by ran'"clrcie’W
|Tke" AtTln "ana
The «ason for Alaska travel opens! remainder ol the year
Mott ot the : fl.h for some of Its celebrated urke
June 6, with the sailing of the | voyage is through sheltered Bueno j trout and sail down the Yukon so
"Prim
Louise"
from
Victoria, channels with towering cliffs of ic- ; Dawson -mulating the prospector* -
touching at Vancouver June 7
tTa«/»r*1 »Vfn*
Tuna ff
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i often looming on either side
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rakii | old
C E R V E tasty rr»*at
^ dishes from these
econ om ically priced
cats.
p«r lb-,
Yotinjr fryers-
dressed . . . .
$.25
Roast Pork, Lamb, Veal
At the Lowest Price Possible
Elmer Benson
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Proprietor
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Your vacation ftc-d not be
limited n> ju.t one place. En­
joy tl.e full sweep o f Califor­
nia’s charming playground*
on a Southern Pacific vacation
ticket.
If're, «»»lily h'aehe», lofty
mount iin« famed resort« are
*1! c'ovely linked by Souihent
Pacific.
Your vacation »tarf» vihcil
you board the train. In rc»t-
ful comfort you «pied over
the ijvectacular Sbaila Route
— mile after mile of «ccnic
Splendor. Refreshed, you ire
ready for play at your destin­
ations.
A ticket to any one o l the»#
deitinations include» atop-
overs and permit« »¡de trip»
to the many placet you'll
want to visit.
I'wo Deliveries Daily:
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C. E. Allen. Agent
BEAVERTON, OREGON
»1* HE C* Luxe Sedan, recently added to the Ford line,
* I* dealgntd fer thee« who detire dia*. nctlvenca* and
uni; al comfsrt in an automoblls. The interior is In
v i tin j and ree.ny with wide doers to both compart-
r cits. AL ctco ef rear quarter windows gives the ca-
a atr
5 Indivld-.’hlity and affords privacy to the oi
evpentr.
Int- «r trimmlnrs and sppolntmints ars luxurlouti.
Op: r ery It e ther in hrown mohair cr a deep tin Fad-
fa id card pplterncd after that used In hi^.'t-priced cars.
Other retirements Include arm rests for the rear »eat.
mahogany finished c«mi*!i moulding* on th* wlr.de/a
cr.d beneath the wirdahleld, flexible robe rail and hard­
ware in cn attractive pattern.
The front seat i* adjustable within s m r , * of four
Inches to suit th# convenience and eomfert of the driver.
It is moved quickly and easily by • email, ineor.a.ticuoua
handls in the front center of the sect Just rbove the fl-cr.
The De Luxe Sedan, like other Ford body types, c n
bt obtained In any one of scvaral color combinations.
Rcsidencs Phons, 3M2
Please give us orders for U tah Land
Plaster, If you w a n t to com e In a t
carlot prices.
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California
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from 3 o’clock P. M. until Sat­
urday morning.
Shop With Us I Vacation
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For Meat
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CITY
MEAT
MARKET
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I nchnosinR your daily lob'c supplies, il is ol the utmost
impoi'ancc that they be fresh, lor upon this depends
their worth und tastiness.
your
Special
Ford Oíáers New De Luxe Sedan
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Just Cause
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For Pride
W c are proud of having been for the pn*f Iwtiily
yt irt» able lo fill the n«*<ds in our line in this swiftly-de-
veloping community.
That we are equipped wilh ihe very lotett fanliliea
for meeting the need« of the modern hanking bublic.
AND
We are very proud of our new home ard invile you
to come in and inspect it »1 any time while you are in
Beaverton. Visitors always welcome and your cartful
inspection invited.
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