The Beaverton review., June 20, 1930, Image 4

THE BEAVERTON REVIEW
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M wore ¡»sued (Hit week;
Beaverton Review
M .E. CHURCH
I j ford: divorce «etion.
i
h it e o n
new s
—
Gaylord E. Baker and Jeaeie Dun-
Sunday School, 10 a.m.
MeUentine attended « »«. both of Foreet i.rove.
Preaching fieri ice*, 11 a.m., 8 p.m.
Isauad Every ( rid«y «t Bvav*rlo«i,
Mr*. Cora
Kinton
Clyde V
Emm#r*on. Newberg,
Gpworth
League, 7:15 p.m.
Children
*
Day
exercise*
at
Oregon,
and Clara A m Roger*, Laurel R. 2. i
b iaiyon e coruial y invited to the
THE REVIEW PUBLISHING CO Sunday.
t, tauro, with loo tnenuiy welcome.
Mis* Eliialwth Struther* was a
Real I t Ute Transfert
Sunday guest of Mis* Maureen R ic - j
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, UMO
Otuirch oi Christ
at Beaverton.
Nellie M. Nichol* to Vary K.j
Quite a few from Hiteon watched Roaa, Lot* 13, 14 and 13, Frewing s ,
We ate proud ot the manlier in
Entered a* aecond clas* maUer
hunl c |ub ract.g at Garden Horn* Orchard Tr*.
CLASSIFIED! I CLASSIFIED
nliiiu out ouitUay sellout lua sur­
December ‘ 8. 1922, at ‘ “ the
“ postofficd sundai afternoon
Jacob Siemens et ux to M.k* Rati
vive.,
tile
customary
summer
slump
at Beaverton, Oregon, under the
.
^ u
x i. ' « t al. Blk. M and »1 North Plains '
ADC
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Mrs. Soph.« Olson and M »s
Irma
tiiu, lai. iXex, butto«)' molimi« a
Irma Holg.te
Holgate Rl.ckmore to Wll-
Act o f March 3, 18T9.
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ble Olson spent Sunday afternoon ma Frances Holgate. Part Namuel
new class will l>e organised fui tue
uuuil yooJig people, and any youu«
Business Manager at the L. M Davie* home.
Stott Cl. 48 1 8. 1 W.
J H. Hulett
people auove tne Iiignschooi a«v * n
Mr. and Mr*. C. W Struthers
Shaw Fear Co. to Aloha Fin»nc*
CLASSIFIED
C L A S S I] PIED
»tv neu to attend anu join tins cías».
were dinner guests Sunday at the Co.,
part o f Beavwrton-Reedvtll*
Our CUisilifd Ad*
Feeding of clover or other hay W. R. H*rri* home in Portland-
>
»
An organised study ot the s-Ude is
Acre âge.
thst has been affected with powdery
oemg planned, buuday benool is at
Lucy Bach Hauger et vlr to Jacob
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Mis*
Grace
Workman
spent
sever-
mildew has shown no ill effect* on
9:41k-
fOO—
al day« last week wtth the Misses B Hayward, Part Lot 6. Reaworth
Get reaults
stock at the Oregon experiment sta-
ihe regular church »orvice la a.
Gardens Tr.
IfttO
ciAfsm i*
CIAS
c iA is m »
tion, and the fungus appears to he Dorothy and Genevieve Peterson-
Shaffer
to
John
W.
Addye M
11 o'clock and the topic of me ser­
in no way poison us Yields on acre
and Mrs. Chas. Van Ktecx Humphreyn et ux. 5 acren J. L.
AD
mon will I*) 't n e Power of ine
AD
age* affected with this disear* are
MlsJ t.iie Van lxleek return* i Hicklin Cl. 34, T. 1 g. R 1 W
Blood. 1'he evening service is at 6
b-'low normrl, how e'er ard the seed
Redmond Saturday where tney
Roy M. Fox et ux to Poter Ver-
o'clock
and the topic, •'Chr.atian
puds do not fill out. Dusting with wart attending State Grange-
geer et ux. Lots 3, 8. T, 8. 8 and
Freedom."
sulphur while the growth ia short is
^
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l
m l)av,03 and
part 10
o f Block 8.
ReedviU#
St. Cecelia Church
' An interesting Christian Emlea-
C L A S S I ! 1 E D
r «n,n..ndrf ,.r l>.
I
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in r«U..d .. Homes-
ver meeting la promised at 7 o clock.
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Oti* E. Learned et al Mary J*-
dufday
Massa* — 7:40 and Last Sunday evening we enjoyed vtac
Mra. Sophia Olson They watched eobsen. Lot 81, North Tlgardvilje.
Sello»-nt|>
ol
the
Aioha
li.
1,
P.
U-
•» I m
henn i»t lined for some time can be the air plane manoeuvers at Swa.i
Scsndinavian-American
Bank to
Weekday Mass 8 :t 0 a. m.
F ri day night, a Father* and Son»
improved by fertilisation w :th phos-
Island, and the floral parade.
«haw-Fear Co.. Tho,
187 Johnson
banquet, served by the mothers w.U
rhates and lime, tests at the Oregon jt --------------------------------- --------------- d Est. Add. Beaverton.
m l 7 30 p. m.
O A ian iB
Experiment station show.
now. J- M. O'Neill. he given in honor of Father a day
KiN TON HAPPENlNGSi ■
H0M E POINTERS T
'A D
— I
CLASSIFIED A D
CLASSIFIED AD
m
Bethel Church
Ed Halaten has been given the
Mr. and Mr*. George Newell of
agency In Beaverton for Vaughan a
CIDER PVWCQ
Have you seen the beautiful green
Portland spent Sunday with Mrs.
Advertisements In this column I and Ivory enameled gas rang* at
Flex-Tred Tractor’s and drag saws
9:45 a.m. The Church School K-
v* cup orange hiic*
Newell* father. S. H Pomeroy.
cent a word. Minimum chart* 25c. Dawey the Plumber’s?
Anyone wanting a free demonstra­
adv,
», .-rip lemon juice
C. Doty, Superintendent.
.
tion may telephone him.
c-26-27 U:pO a.m. Morning Worship. Sar-
I Mrs. Harry A. R.chards spent a
1 cop wdiiu grapa Java
FOR SALE
Good, pura milk promot«* health,
few day's last week
in Portland
m on; ’T h e Lure of th# World--
a i
iJiJ_JJLl.!LWS--------------- 1
1 cup cider
especially
at this time of
yaar.
as
a
guest
of
some
of
her
children
sugar
I
l.or.
p
.
Solo
bv
Mr.
Willis
Cady.
H
cup
W#
now
hav*
th»
Wcdgewood
gas
By Dr. L. D. LeGear, V . S.
St. Louis, Mo.
and other relative*.
Mix fruit Juice», cider and tugari
B «8 »e ftO R L u m b e r (
— T. Arthur Dungan, Ministet and wood range. |25 and up. Easy Drink lots of It- Beavtrton Sun­
fugan
D r. L « < W U > ST.Ju.tT o f tbs Ornarte
lerma, Ihrwcy the Plumber. Phune rise Dairy, A. Camentind, proprl
W . L.
YanHom rrturrfd last »‘ ¡r well and pour over large pieces
SOLICIT YOUK PATRONAGE
V t t c r t iu r r c alises. 10* 1- T K Ir r r a ls
Adv. e 16-t(
rs srr o l t s s t i u n prsctlcs an J u ra i t«
fdv- etor.
Fo* b a i.— l u g (fu**. J D«»b. ex­ ?7Q2.
Thursday from Portland where uv i f
s i lia s acock and pou I tr ». Km in r o t
Lewis Brothers, Proprietor*
cellent nulkera A A. Y « u v ml
authorira on p o a ltra and s o c k raianro
was operated on at the veteran’s
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i
Oct yaur Echuphona
Hndiu at For Sale A John pn 1 hop»« r o o f ­
N aU onalla k n ow n pon in a b raaiia f
ORANGE CWW» m iU E R R F T
Fanno Creek, on#-half nule «a»t !
hospital for sinus trouble. He i*
er In good condition.
Will b«
N arad author and la
Stipe’s Garag*. All electric ecreen-
1
tesspeon
granulated
gelatfa
of Tigard.
, grid radio at only $39.50, complete.
getting along nicely.
sold at a bargain. R L. Jacxson,
AUDREY
L.
FLETCHER
H cup cold water
Bi-averton, Route 2, Box numlwr
Ready to plug In.
adv.
“ How about a nice capon7” in-
Mrs. Carl Thompson after a tvo
m cuna boiling water
Attoraey-at-Law,
Ue»v*rti*n, Ore For Rent— Excellent
241.
c 27
posture,
7b
quired the butcher in an effort to week visit at the home of Mr. and
1
cams sugar
0 * c e with Beaverton Realty Co. ' Acres, mwNffik or bv the season; | For Sale—Late Cabbage« and Kale
be helpful. The prospective
pur- Mrs. Charles Thompson, returned
Grated rind of two *r»ag**
plant*.
Mr*. Ine*
Whitworth,
Special attention given to commerç a’
WANTED
abundance o f elty Watwr. L’ m «l
chaser reddened slightly and shook to her home in Chehalis.
Wash ,
I S cuns orange Juice
B ulk .tid .Maino St*. Beaver-
•ccuvata. »*a.v#.'agying. real property
prlbea
See
Mr.
SaxCotl.
t
'a
miles
his head. A fter browsing helplessly last Sunday.
1 cut* lemon juice
lob .
■
p at Wanted— Wheat for August deliv.
« «d the *eUl. uuiu <4
West of Beaverfon on U n g Ave-
around for an ambarrassingly long
1 pint cream.
The local grange was represented
ary, Chart«* livrthuld.
c 2k if
iirits htw'iMçlgT} ro«d.
p-28-30 ^'or Sale—Full - »lied l>cd mattrea*.
time, he finally compromised on a a. the state g r i uji Uc.u in Kedu-' nd
i . Ì....U.. ■ -
.j
H cup sugar
rolled roast.
MARKS
SON
Work
Wanted—
Callable
woman
d*'-
JSJb
Almost
as
good
a*
new.
last v cek oy Mr. <n l Mrs Ch».'lvi
Q teaspoon salt
As the customer went out, the VanKJeek, Etfis v
£ portai low pnce on fin# --«-
»Irea nursing, or day Ror|i pj «<)«
lidUV maitrvss. »ill r«l; i--t $1Q
and Mis.
RESTAURANT
2 egg*
butcher's
shoulders were shaking
tlim«ry,
JJr-qvn a Pe«v*rtgn Phar­
kind, In uc u««r Rc«vertun t »l|
Mr»
J. C.
Hridgr*.
Apt
i
E. L. Cox.
Soak gelatine ia gpld water
MEALS
SHORT
ORDER
with poorly suoircsscd mirth. ‘Dam
Ro«si Bldjf
f-28
4118
Ady c ï jt f
macy .
ids'i
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Holbeke minutes. Dissolve in boiling walgr,
Cigar», T°bavcoa
fo o l!" _ he chuckled.
Bet ten ______
bucks
-
...
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that guy didn’t even know what ca - o f Heppner, Or., wer» visitor* list
sugar, orange rind srd lu.ee, i
ContaciiûE.Ï, Soft Drinks
pon mean’t- Did’ja notice how he 1 week at the home of Mr. Holbokes •"* Vmon juice. Caol and trseze to
B|d»-
— :—
Witaaa Rr
brother and wife.
Mr. mid Mrs. • mush * e « « « » « untl1
.
blushed when I suggested it
th* ^ ' UP of
ld<.
I had to agree that the gentleman Frank J. H o ^ k e .
_ ,,
. .
. - Beat yolks of eggs until light and
probably did not know what a ca ­
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. H«rnck and wh|u, nT,HI itiff , nd , dd to erwtin.
pon was and that he chose some­ son Donald of Portland aud Mr and
int0 er, ngi m|*,or, and con-
thing else in a vain effort to hide Mrs. D. P. Newman o f Lmnton have t1n-- frt< jin .
Relieve* a Headache or Neuralgia
his embarassment- I knew him to been guests during the past week
“
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1« 38 minute«, checks a Cold the
be a successful business man and at the E. L- Cox home.
Some kind o f ' cereal grow* in
ffaj, * " d <'*'f ck* Malaria in
ore who rather prided himself on
M rs. Alfred Godfrey and family every part of the world except the three days-
his knowledge o f fine foods. Never­
86« ALSO IN TABLETS
theless. it was plain that capon was arrived from California last w#ek Arctic-
where they have been making their
something entirely outside his ex
perience.” l would* have been willing home io r the PMt iew year»- They
Canned foods keep best In a «<*.1
Phone 0111
to wager, too, that this man's case are now making their home at their dry closet or storeroom. Poaalble
JOE K EM M ER
famine o f those in glass jar* is ore-
place on T‘le Flat road.
was a typical one.
For any Kind o f Wood
The many friend, of Mrs. Flora l*nted by shielding from the light
That was nearly two years ago
Limb Wood Cut to Order
Today, although the market is capa­ Leedy w.ll be glad to learn she is
SPECIAL NOTICES !
Adv. c-26-tf
ble o f absorbing far more capons 1 getting along nicely and has been
than are being offered fo r sale, it removed to her home in Tigard
¿HEIMFE * 8 A j-g ß g
would still be safe to say that a from the hospital
where she has
Beaver Wood Co.
great many people do not know whet been for the past two weeks
FORECLOSURE,
B!e«k
Wuoti,
Plgngr Epda; All
THE \ ALIE c ' sound design, pood material* and careful
a capon really is. Here, in short, is
Mrs. i l a ’ y Over reader and Miss In the Circuit Court of the State
grade* of Utah-Wash coal.
n virgin field with such tremendous­ spending
of
Oregon
For
Washington
County
craftsmanship is especiitlly upparwiit in the new Ford after
the
past
few months
Yard at Front A Main
ly rich possibilities that one must been spending the past few months John Frank. Plaintiff,
P. L Schultz
Phone 6702
gasp in amazement on realizing that in Honolulu, Hawaii, returned last
the first twenty-five thousand m iles. Long, continuous
vs.
B ea verton , O re g o n
it is practically unworked.
I Tuesday and are guests for a while R ^ Tncker , „ d Helen C- Tucker,
service emphasizes its mechanical reliability and economy of
I believe that poultrymen
,r e
LhV ,ume 0i Mr- and Mrs- Frank
h.s Wife: G. Leverett and Jane
themselven to blame for th.s state
J, Holboke.
operation and up-kcep.
Leverett, hit wife, defend­
o f affairs. Many o f them refuse to
Miss Mildred Richards, daughter
ants.
practice caponizing at all and thos«
As you drive thc Ford through many months and years you
BEAVERTON FEED
Notice ia hereby given that by
wr.o <io so merely produce capons as of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Ri*bards,
who
has
been
making
her
home
in
_
vxrtuc
an
execution,
judgment,
and
a side line. For that reason, the
will develop au increasing pride in its npi>earancc und a
and" '»rdar
»rd*r of sale, duly is-
supply has a ¡ways been too smrll Medford for the past few yean., decree, an<T
PRODUCE
COMPANY
♦o justify any attempt at educating w.ll become the bride o f Carl Rho.en sued out o f and under th, sifli of
growing respect for the substantial worth that has been built
*C. J, Bt?ach, Manager
the general public into apprec ation of Medford Tat ceremony will tane the above entitled Court dated the
9th
day
of
June.
1930,
upon
a
o f the most delectable food this old Place at the borne o f htr parent?
into it. From every standpoint*— in everything that goes to
judgment rendered and entered in
earth has ever known.
in July.
■aid Court on the 9th day of June.
make a good automobile — you will know that you have made
tf i 'i’ this condition will no
Mise Helen VanKleek's class of
W. E. PEC.G
1930, in favor of John Frank. plain­
last forever. Poultry rainers are not junior girls of the Sunday school
u far-seeing, satisfactory purchase.
tiff, and against R L. Tu x«> and
JNDERTAKER and EMBALMEK
going to s*and around forever doing was recently organized, with the
Helen C- Tucker, his wife, of the
nothing, once they realize that ca- following as officers:
President,
above named defendants, for the •range Building — :—
Wherever you go, you hear enthusiastic praise of thc car
Beaverto,.
pons will bring 50 cents a pound Evelene Young, vice president, Lu-
sum o f $1500.00, with intere :t there
or more when ordinary poultry is cille VanHom, secretary. Mary K a - __ •
t*
tu­
and thie significant, oft-repeuted phruse — “ I’ m glad I
gging for little better than half that thryn Hall, treasurer, Lois Bicrly,_m e of #even ^ cent’ ^ 3nnum>
»*
Beaverton
Barber
Shop
bought a Ford.1
much. Sooner or later they will get yell leader.,
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|_
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Eunice
Ellen J_____
Snider. and thc furt|ier sum of *120.00
at­
tired o f seeing this golden stream They are w-earing rings with “ C. I. torney's fees, and the further »urn 0 . J .STEVENS. PROPRIETOR
slipping by them
and they will C.’ ’ (Class in the Corner) as their of $36.20 costs and disbursements
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
start raining c»nons in earnest. In badge.
and the cost of said sale m d said
the meantime, if all poultrymen ev­ as-
-a writ, commanding and requiring me Beaverton,
Oregon
A FORD owner in New York tella of a
run from Copcnhngrn-to-Pnr!»-to-Copen­
erywhere who have never before at­
COURT HOUSE ITEMS to make sale of all the following
13,OOO-mile
trip
across
the
United
State*
tempted raising capons will give it « --------------------------------------------------- a described real property situated in ’
hagen, three gold medal* in F.ngiand, first
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r f ' t trial, just once there is no
FINES AND PAROLES
Washington County, State of Ore- ftTI1 DIO BARBER SHOI'
nod bark in sixty days and say* “ the ear
ranking in the durability test over the
question but what they will be con-
The automob-i# of
Alfred T. gon, to-wit:
FIRST CLASS WORK
fruied converts forever after.
v
as
extremely
economical
to
operate,
com­
tortuous
Amancaes road in Peru, and first
Smith was ordared confiscated.
All of Lot
Eight
(8) of
Incidently, # capons make excel­
AT REASONABLE PRICES
T. E. Lloyd, was sentenced to 1
Block fo q r (4) in the Town of
fortable and speedy.” A grateful father
place in the 1930 reliability run conducted
lent foster mothers for baby chicks. [ year in jail on a larceny charge,
Beaverton, County o f Washing­
E. D. Van Meter, Prop.
tell*
how
the
Triplex
*hatter-proof
glass
that is, they can be easily taught ‘ John H. Smith arrested on a li-
by
the Royal Automobile Club o f Sweden.
ton, State of Oregon.
to care for and brood a bunch of quor possession charge was parole -1
Now, therefore, by virtue of laid
tclndaliield saved hi* wife and children
This contest was an exceptionally se­
newly hatched bsbv chicks and do it on j-ayment of $150.U0.
A. E. HANSON
execution, Judgment, decree and or-
es well or better than a hen.
from
serious
injury.
\ eta Cearley was arrested on an der Qf S8 j 6 j and jn compliance with
vere test o f endurance and sturdy con­
WOOD and COAL
Caponizing, which is simply re­ a sault and battery charge was fined the demand* of said writ, J will
To
test
tires,
a
large
company
drove
a
struction
liecause it wus held in the dead of
moving the reproductive organs oi $10, and paroled on good behaviour. on Monday, July 14, 1930, at th* Cord Wood or Slab— any length
any
young male birds, in a very simple
kind
new Ford day and night, for an overage of
winter and covered 600 miles o f steady
hour o f 10 o'clock a.m. of said day,
operation. A ten year old boy could
ORDERS SIGNED
at the East door of the County Court Prompt Delivery..
Phone 430»
500
miles
every
twenty-four
hours.
It
wo*
running
over snow-covered country roads
soon learn to do it quickly and suc­
The following orders were signed House In th* City
of
Hillsboro, -
cessfully
Moreover, learning need by Circuit Judge George R. Bagley: Washington County, Oregon, sell at
•till giving satisfactory service after
and mountainous hills.
not entail any appreciable loss, The
Gertrude
Chrietenaen vs. J. R. public auction to the highest bidder
F. W. BISHOP
103,000
miles.
first practicing can be done on dead Wyatt: order of withdrawal of #x- for cash in hand, all the right, ti-
PLUMBING and HEATING
birds, and even
if one or two hibita.
tie and interest which the above!
A Ford car that had fallen into Fcrnan
should die, they are just as good
Hardware, Paints
Margaret Alice llomm va, James named defendants, R. L, Tucker and;
Lake
was submerged for twelve days be­
for the table hi if killed intention- Lester Homm: divorcq,decree-
Helen C- Tucker, hie wife, G, Le-
Phone, 2003
Beaverto*
*lly.
John L. Barton vs. rrieda Barton: verett and Jane Doe Leverett, hi*
fore being raised. After a new battery and
It would be useless for me to divorce decree.
wife, or either Or any of them, had
carburetor
bowl were in »tut led, it was driven
give detailed instructions here. They
Harry Pollen va. Mary
Pollen: In said real property above des
NRW LOW FORO F B I C R «
i" . M hardly he made clear without order for publication of summon*, cribed on the dat# o f the mortgage
FOR RADIOS
Lack to Spokane under Its own power.
extensive illustration* and. beside*,
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Metropolitan Bond and Mortgage belonging to the
plaintiff herein,
Roadster « * * .....................f LIS
Service And Supplies
Many police departments have written
excellent instruction» are furnished Co. vs. J. O. Roub, administrator: namely. March 16, 1926, and all the
with all sets of inairumenti. But order for amended complaint.
right, title and interest which the
Phaeton
• • • • • • • «
440
o f thc special advantages o f the Ford in
Call 9303
just a word about instruments__buy
N. Anderson v*. Lesley P. Robin- sa’d within named defendants, or
C
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u
p
e
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49S
the b:at. The difference in cost Is •on et al: order and decree on tax either or any of them, since have
c-owded traffic because o f its alert speed,
Beaverton Radio Co.
just a few cents after all. The ex­ lien.
had or now have in and to the above
Tudor Sedan
. * ..............................495
r rrr!cration, and esse o f control. An in-
SEE—Jackson
Bell
7
tube
rad1
*
*
tra profits on one capon that would
described real property, to satisfy
Sport
C
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u
p
e
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525
have been lost with inferior instru­
with 90-day guarantee, $59 *0
i
; number o f fleet owners are also
•aid execution.
judgment, decree
PROBATE
ments will rerav the added invest­
Estate o f Charles F. True was ad­ and order of sale,, interest and costa
De Luxe Coupe
545
pi:
; 11ic Ford because their cost
ment many times over.
mitted to probate. J. E. Dow ap- and all accruing coats- Said sale
Three-window
Fordor
Sedan
.
.
600
will be made subject
to redemption
lb
Almost any breed of fowl may be Pointed administrator,
figured liars given conclusive proof o f its
used, although there would be little
a* per statute of the State of Ore­
Convertible Cabriolet • • • •
623
ccoim
; : 7 o f operstion and bp-keep.
gon.
ra nod in caponizing the small
SUITS FILED
b e c Ts. The best for medium sized
De Luxe Phaeton • • « * # •
625
The following suits were filed in
Dated th,a 9th day of June, 1930.
f i r. Jdilion to Important triumphs in
'
"r"1 P'j-rmuth Rocks, Rhode the Circuit Court:
J. W. Connell. Sheriff of Waah-
De
Luxe
Sedan
•
•
•
•
•
•
640
on Real Estate. Low Inter­
C n r..nny, France and Italy, the Ford won
T«'-r>d Rpds. and other*, running
Catherine McKinnon v*. The Ben- ington County, Oregon (By C. C.
about the same average size. These, jamin Timber C o .: mortgage tore- Follette, Deputy).
Town Sedan • « » « • • «
660
est cost, repayment privi­
n U out o f seven leading places in a contest
w - c i e-ponized. will run from 2 to closure.
Date of first publication, June 13
leges.
Write for details.
in Finland, first and second in the Rafaela
4 PpUAds h-av'er than the average
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