*" tH E BEAVERTON REVIEW
Beaverton Review
Uaa*4 Every Friday at Beaverton,
Ore iron,
. THE REVIEW PUBLISHING CO
FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1»H0-
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pecans.
Bake on hot butter and ayrup. Makes six 4-sec -
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New Sets Use Screen )rid Tubes
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Entered as second cla's matter
D'-cemher 8, 1922. at the poatoffic
at Beaver‘on, O-cron under the I
Act of March *. 1«79.
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J
H. Kulett
Business Mans »or
A small cork neatly fitted in
the spout of the teakettle or coffee
pot will hasten the boiling
It is no,icesi»’j that the jaw bc :'0
of an ass is just as dangerous now
as ;t was in Samson's time.
Two new Radlolas employing the
new AC screen grid tubes and a new
The long skirt is like proh’Vti — power amplifier In a specially designed
_the joints
are still there hut circuit to bring out their full capabili­
St. Cecelia Church
they are harder to find.
ties. have been announced by E. A.
Nicholas, rice president of the Radio-
Sunday M asses — 1:40 an-
Mr. and Mrs. N. W Gorham of Victor Corporate* of America.
I u a m.
On« of tbess sets. Rsdiuia <4. Is s
Portland called on Beaverton fr'tn :s
W eekday Maas 8:14 a. m
table model, and the other. Radtoia 4*,
Sunday.
« . Jt> |>. ui
* Is s consols with a built-in electro-
Mr- and Mrs. D. Campbell ot dynamic loudspeaker. Both receivers
Ilei J M iVNelll
''eaverton spent the week end at are encased in cabinet« of two toned
Gearhart.
walnut veneer.
M E. CHURCH
Floyd TetTt moved his family ‘.a
"Radtoia 44.“ the annoniK***001
Tir.ber on Vi ednesdsy .vhere they Mr. Nicholas explains, “utilises tilr.'*
Sunday School, 19 am.
will spenl the summer.
UY-224 screen grid tubes, two of which
Preaching Service«, j i a,m , 8 p-m
serve
at
radio
frequency
amplifiers,
M 's. R. C. Hr .den and childr«:.
Epwvrth League, T;16 pm-
and
the
third
as*
s
power
detector.
Robert end Jean, visited in Pott-
fcveryone eordlaTy invited te the
The new UX-245 power amplifier tube
land with relat vts over the we.
, church with Hi# friendly welcome
is used In the single stage of audio
end.
amplification. The receiver has three
-< :s. A. C. ".-Kerch* r wi,s op«i- tuned radio frequency circuits, but be­
Bethel Church
i on the first of the week f t
cause of the characteristics of the
c mastoid. ¿>tw j getting along screen grid tubes, has as ruuct selec­
9:45 a.m. The Church Schret R
tivity as a set having tour tuned cir­
nicely.
C. Doty, Superintendent.
Mrs. E. W. Woodruff and her cuits and n?lag the standard three-ele­
11:00 a.m. Morning Worehlp. Ser-
ment tubes. The two DY-224 tubes
mother, Mrs. Lots of Seattle, visiteJ which are nsed as radio frequency am- j
mon: "The Possibilities of the
with friends « E.averton Monday pUfiers give as much amplification as | Models Designed Especially to Get the
Future.
Most From New Radlotron
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evening.
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*lo by Mis* Ida Miller.
four of the ordinary three-element j
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'■'■’ngan. Minister
proved quality ot tone reproduction
Mrs- Doy Gray entenained the tubes.
—T. Arthur *._
“The screen-grid power detector As used In Radiola 14, the UX-245
Tuesday Bridge club last Thursday
a t her home. Airs. Schoene won the tube gives such a strong stgnal that j Radlotron will give undlstorted vol­
Church of Christ
it makes possible the elimination ot j ume in execess ot the requirements of
high honors.
one stage ot audio frequency amplifi- j the average home.“
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Shaw spent cation, reducing to a minimum the ! An unusual type ot selector dta) Is
The Bible School Council met last
the week end at the home of Mr. possibility' of distortion, sometimes employed In Radiola 44. In addition to Tuesday night w.th practically ev­
and Mrs. Geo. Thyng. Mr. Shaw present where successive stages of the usual scale marking« of aero to ery teacher ui attendance.
-Many
had just returned from California audio amplification are used. The out­ one hundred, the selector dial has ap­ new plans for the good of the B i­
bringing his aunt. Mrs. Clark with put energy from the plate of this proximate kilocycle marking* to facili­ ble School were discussed and the
him.
power detector tube ;s transferred by tate tuning. When the set Is In opera­ New Adult Young People's Class
a choke and filter system to the UX- tion. the scale markings and numbers, formally organised the age limit
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HOME POINTERS ? 245 power amplifier tube Instead of greatly magnified, are projected upon for membership, being set at twen­
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In an exceedingly high quality of screen In the center ot the escutcheon temporary teacher.
Pecan Waffles
musical
reproduction and brings out plate. Another unusual feature Is a
8 teaspoons baking powder
We are very glad to have Mias
particularly well the full tones of the two-in-one tuning and volume control,
tt teaspoon salt
bass register. As an additional pre­ arranged concentrically so that they Arnett in charge of our choir and
1 tablespoon sugar
,
caution to Insure undistorted reproduc­
to be one control, adding mate­ want to urge a good attenuar.ee at
2 ’« cups special cake flour, sifted tion, the CY-224 power delector tube appear
rially
to
tha external appearance and choir practice- We are .'vnfnjent
IVi cups milk
has a radio frequency filter which pre­ enabling the user to operate both con­ that our music will be g re a t'/ im­
2 egg yolks, well beaten
vents any radio frequency disturbance trols simultaneosly with one hand. A proved under her leadership.
2 tablespoons, melted butter
The morning worship is at 11
from being carried over into the audio local distance switch maintain« the
2 egg whites, st.ffly beaten
the sermon topic is
amplifier.
quality of reproduction for both strong o'clock and
M cup pecan m tats chopped
“Christian Growth and Fortitude.’’
"The CX-24S power Radlotron used local and weak distance station«.
Sift flour once, measure, a id ba­ as an audio amplifier Is capable of
Christian Endeavor is at 7 o'­
The same radio circuit and Radlo-
king powder, s ilt and sugar, and delivering a power output equal to trons as used In Radiola 44 are Incor­ clock and the evening service at
sift together twice. Combine milk, that of the CX-210 Radlotron. but porated In Radiola 46, together with 8 o'clock. The evening sermon to-
egg yolks and butter; add to flour. operates with a lower plate imped- a built-in electro dynamic loudspeaker P>c will be “To Wflom Shall We
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Fold in egg whites. Just before ba- ance which resulta in a greatly im- I of the Model 106 type.
Beaverton Lumber Co.
Joiies Family Migrates Annually
The Economic t’ollcy Commission of
the American Hankers Association has
been specifically Instructed by the
general convention of the sseoclatlou
to study and report on chain and group
banking development«, and alao on the
propoaal of tha Comptroller ot lha
Currency tor an cxtenslou of brauch
banking In the national banking eye-
tern, to permit lhn»e banks to conduct
branchea In the trade areas surround-
\ Ini their locations.
K. 8. tlecht, t’resldent Hibernia
Ilauk and Truat Company, Naw Or-
! leans, Louisiana, la chairman of tba
commission. Tba m am b a r s art;
Ccorge K Roberta, Vice Crealdent Na­
tional City Bank. Naw York. N. Y,
vlca chairman. Nathan Adams. Brest-
; dent American Etcltange National
Bank, Dallaa, Texas; Leonard P.
Ayres. Vlca Prastdant Clavaland Trust
Co., Clavaland, Ohio; Frank W. Illalr,
Chairman of Board Union Truat Com­
pany, Detroit, Michigan; Walter W.
Head, President Foreman State Na­
tional Bank, Chicago; W. U. txmgyear.
Vice Pealdent Security Ftrat National
Hank, Los Angelas, California; Waltar
8. McLucas, Chairman ot Board Com­
merce Truat Company, Kansaa City,
Mlaaourt; Max U Nabm, Vice Preai­
dant Cltliena National Bank, Bowling
Orean, Kentucky; Melvin A. Traylor,
Praaldant First National Bank. Chi­
cago: Paul M. Warburg. Chairman ot
Board International Acceptance Bank,
New York. N. T.; O. Howard Wolfe,
paabler Philadelphia National Dank,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Gurden
Bdwarda, American Banker« Associa­
tion, New York pity, secretary.
A survey showing tbs aatent to
which chain and group banking has
developed In the t’nltad States hss
i been made and laaued In booklet
(jros by (be Amerloao Bankers Asso-
slatTon of New Yorg pity,__________
Experienced girl wants posi't n
doing general housework and eating
for children. Phone 8418.
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Reaverto,.
MEALS
t'sd* Bldg.
R. E. Jones moves hts family, including cat, dog and rabbits, from Klamath Falls, Oregon
to Portland each year. He travclr. with his family and ,-ost of their personal belongings’
m tljl. 1927 Chevrolet, which he has driven over 39,00? miles. Skcokum, the c a t k i n
Mrs. Jones arms in the front window; Stick the dog, is looking out the rear window
and J ones is alongside.
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A. E. HANSON
RESTAURANT
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BEAVERTON FEED
and
PRODUCE COMPANY
C. .1. Beach, Manager
Dealer* In
Majestic Radio«
and
Electric Refrigeration
Phone 1903
LO A N S
on Heal Estate. Low inter'
e.-vt cost, repayment privi­
leges. Write for details.
:iur'\'er corppe.7., *
•vered Gas . . . . >ust before Steve Anderson,
. er or Lie Vjniver».., „•
„ « ..jhin^ton,
u u ^ iu u , left
icn for
ior v.n¡cago,
ne equalled
equaiii the
o; \\
Chicago, wnere
where he
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h f'.
ne t i cted in
as a training »tunt, with » a car
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reo f. .viera! Ethyl. F \ . Cairn »11, district manager in Seattle for the
Genera! Petroleum Corporation, acted as »tarter.
WASHINGTON
Savings & Loan Aaan.
Siiuto Bldg.
Hillsboro, Ore.
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Ask anyone
using them
Advertisements In this column 1 For Sale—Westinghouse automatic
cent a word. Minimum charge 25c.
electric range, 3-burner, with
»ven. Ed Halsten,
••80-81
FOB RALI
For Sale—Flesh peat. On the old
Bob Hocken place. 5* a pound.
Special low prte* on fine sta­
C. W. Zehr Call any time after
tionery . Brown* 1’eaverton Phar­
4 ;30 p.m.
p-30
macy.
adv. e -tt- ta
We now have the Wedgewood gas
Have you seen the beautiful green
and ivory enameled gas range at and wood range. $25 and up Easy
Deway the Plumber's T
adv terms, l>*w»y the Plumber. I’hone
7702.
adv.
Good, pure milk promotes health,
WANTED
• specially at this time of year.
Drink lota of It. Beaverton Sun­
rise Dairy, A. Cameniind, proprl Wanted—Wheat fur August dellv.
ery. Charles Berthold.
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etor.
Adv. « 15-tf
Work Wanted—Capable woman ile -
■ime nursing or day work of any
kind, in or near Beaverton Call
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‘ “ H A P P Y D A Y S ’’ ]
Day and Night July 2,3,4 j
Sponsored by Chamber of Commerce ■
Rides, Shows, Bands, Drum Corps, Championship Walk-
ing Contest, Fireworks, Aeroplanes, Baseball Games.
Dancing in big Pavillion.
Music by KGW Orchestra.
Free Attractions — the Zerados — Cherry and Stanley
Sensational Circus Performers
Patriotic Kxerciaet
B iys and Girls Races, Ladies’ Nail Driving Contest
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Q ieen’s Ball and Coronation, Thursday Night July 3
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The New
Bake-Rite Gold Seal Bread
White and Whole W heat
A brand new loaf of the finest bread it is possible to produce
- NOURISHING
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After months of research
F. W. BISHOP
Beaverton Radio Co.
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For any Kind of Wood
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Hardware, Paints
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AUBREY L. FLETCHER
Attorney-at-I-aw,
Beaverton, Ore
Office with Beaverton Realty Co.
Special attention given to commercin'
accounts, conveyancing, real property
and the settlement of estates.
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You and your fr.ends are cordi-
'' • ^vited to attend a card party
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* “ »s’ Auxiliary at
Get your Echophon* Radio at
given by the
•'Pit,
* '“»•«**. All electric acresn-
the Huber Hall Saturday, June
* "* "imtdete.
at 8 p m. Lunch and prises. Admis­ Stlpe a
sion 25*.
«-30 grid radio at cm!y 8t>*.ov, . . .
Ready to plug in.
fidv.
For Rent—Excellent pasture. 7b
acre*, monthly or by the season;
abundance of city water. Usual
prices. See Mr. Saxton, 14 miles
west of Beaverton on Lang Ave.
near Farmington road.
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WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Lewis Brothers, Proprietor*
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STUDY
CHAIN BANKING
THE BAKE-RITE BAKERIES
Take Pride In Offering This New Bread In Its
Beautiful New Wrapper
“It’s As Good As It Looks!’,
You are sure to like it. Ask for it by name,
“GOLD SEAL BREAD”
At Your Grocer’s.
The Bake-Rite Bakeries are also bakers of the
Famous “VITAMIN Bread” and a large assortment of
“BAKE-RITE QUALITY CAKES”
This coupon is good for 6* on th* purchase of any
Rake-Rite “Gold Seal Bread" before July
15th at
any grocery handling the Hake- Rite goods.
BEAVERTON MAR­
Your name
KAMHERGER’S
Address . . .
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