FRIDAY, JULY 11. IMO,
r
LOCAL NEW S
Reed McCltncy visited at the hom«
of hi« mother, Mm. Chaa. Cateriy,
the pelt weak.
M im
Gladys
Shelivnberger re­
turned from Corvallis Thursday to
■pend tha holiday« with her par­
ents. Mr. and U n L. D. Shallan-
borger. Mi«« Shellenberger who ia
doing practice teaching in Corvallia
will return to Monmouth July 23
for regular class work tha last half
Special low price
on fine sia
tionery. Brown's Beaverton Phar­
macy.
adv. c-2 8 -ti
Good, pure milk promotes health,
especially at this time o f
year
Drink lots of It. Beaverton Sun­
rise Dairy, A. Cementimi, propri
•tor.
Adv. e 15-if
Get your Echophone
Radio at
Stipe’s Garage. All electric screen
»rid radio at only $59.60, complete.
Ready to plug in.
adv.
We now have the Wedge wood gas
and wood range. $25 and up. Easy
terms, Dewey the Plumber. Phone
7703.___________ _________________adv.
Wanted— Wheat for August deliv­
ery. Charles Berthold.
c-23-tf
Found— On Watson St-, at end of
Denney road, a man's purse with
money. Owner may have this by
describing
property and paying
for ad. Henry Luchs.
c-31-32
Piano in storage. Looks and is
like new. Will sacrifice for balance,
$163.00. Terms. $2.00 weekly or
monthly or crop payments.
Will
discount for cash.
Write Tall man
Piano Store,
395 So. 12th
S t.,
Salem, Ore.
c-31-33
For Sale— Royal Anne and black
cherries; 3# and i t a lb. Pick
them yourself W C. Matike. one
mile south on Lombard.
p-32
THE HISTORY OK PHARMACY
Drug comes
from the Romance
languages, but the origin is obscure.
It may have originated in the Dutch
“ droog” , which signfies d ry. Today
it means that which goes to make
up melicine.
Formerly remedies were prescribed
and sold by an apothecary. That
word first meant a place where
medicines were kept, but it soon
lost its original meaning and later
the word became applied to what is
now known as a medical practi­
tioner. In London
“ Apothecaries’
Society“ grants licenses to practice
medicine.
In early times the different bran­
ches of the medical profession were
not distinguished from each other.
In 1606 the King incorporated the
apothecaries and grocers into one
company. In 1617 the law was
passed prohibiting grocers from sel­
ling drugs. From that time onward
the standing o f the pharmacist, or
druggist, as he is now called, has
advanced. It has now become one
of its principal aims to provide a
wide and accurate knowledge
of
remedial substances in relation to
their application to the treatment
o f disease, while another aim is to
discover new and improved reme­
dies.
The introduction in to practical
use o f many remedies has followed
the study o f their action on animals
Our next issue will deal with the
nature o f what is known as a drug.
Sponsored by
Dean’a Drug Store
TMR BEAVERTON REVIEW
SHERIFF'S SALE ON
FORECLOSURE,
^PROPOSALS IN VITED *
la ths Circuit Court of th* Stats
NOTICE
of Oregoa For Washiagtou County
The Board o f Directors of School
John Frank, Plaintiff,
District No. 48, Washington Coun­
vs.
R. L. Tucker sad Helen C Tucker, ty, Oregon, will receive bids until
his wife; G. Leverett and Jane noon Saturtay. July 19, 1930, for the
Doe Leverett, his wife, defend delivery o f 150 cords o f firet class
old growth fir wood. Also they tn-
ants-
Notice is hereby given that by vite bids for the painting of the
virtue o f an execution, judgment, High School Wood Shed and for
decree, and order o f sale, duly is­ the construction of cement silewalks
sued out o f and under the seal of on the school grounds. Plans and
the above entitled Court dated the specifications may be obtained from
9th day of June,
1930, upon a Superintendent I. R. Metsler.
Doy Gray, Chairman.
judgment rendered and entered in
F. W . Livermore. J r ., Clerk.
said Court on the 9th day o f June.
1930, in favor of John Frank, plain­
tiff, and against R. L. Tucker and
B eaverton Rebek
Helen C. Tucker, his wifs, of ths
ah
L od ge
N o
above named defendants, for the
248 m eets
first
sum o f $1500.00, with interest there­
and third
T ues
on since September 15, 1929, at the
day exen in gs
at
rate of seven per cent per annum,
7 :3 0 P. M in th.
and the further sum af $120.00 a t­
torney’s fees, and the further sum I. O. O. F. Hall Mre. Marjorie U
o f $36.20 costs and disbursements wis, Secretary. Mrs. Mary J. Ware,
p -tf
and the cost of said tale and aaid N, G
writ, commanding and requiring me
RADIOS
to make tale o f all the following
MAJESTIC REFRIGERATORS
described real property situated in Electric Fans, Portable l*h«nOgrapha.
Washington County, State of Ore­
Records, Light Bulb*. Radio Tubes.
gon, to-wit:
Batteries
-
Suppl i es
A ll of Lot
Eight
(8) of
AT BARGAIN PRICE
Block Four (4) in the Town o f
Beaverton Radio Co.
Beaverton, County o f Washing­
PHONE 9303
ton, State of Oregon.
Now, therefore, by virtue o f said
Plowing, $3 00 an acre
execution, judgment, decree and or­
Disking, 31.50 an acre
der o f sale, and in compliance with
Hay Baling. $3 75 a ton
the demands of said writ, 1 will
Have Own Crew
on Monday,
July 14, 1930, at . the ,
v
^
T. H. BLANKENSHIP
hour o f 10 o clock a m- of said d a y .; Forty-Fifth Av* and Linox Road
at the East door of the County Court
AT GILBERT STATION
House in the City
of
Hillsboro,
Portland, Oregon
Washington County, Oregon, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
Phone 0411
for cash in hand, all the right, ti­
JOE K EMMER
tle and interest which the above
For any Kind of Wood
named defendants, R. L. Tucker and
Lisab
Wood Cut to Order
Helen C. Tucker, his wife, G. Le­
Adv. c-26-tf
verett and Jane Doe Leverett. his
wife, or either or any o f them, had
in said real property above des­
cribed on the date o f the mortgage
belonging to the
plaintiff herein,
namely. March 15, 1926, and all the
right, title and interest which the
on Real Estate. Low inter­
said within named defendants, or
est cost, repayment privi­
either or any o f them, since have
had or now have in and to the above
leges. Write for details.
described real property, to satisfy
said execution.
judgment, decree
WASHINGTON
and order o f sal«,, interest and costs
Savings & Loan Assn.
and all accruing costs. Said sale
11 be made subject to redemption
Shute Bldg.
Hillsboro. Ore.
as per statute of the State of Ore­
gon.
Dated thw 9th day of June, 1930.
J. W. Connell. Sheriff o f Wash­
ington County. Oregon (By C. C-
PHONE BEAVERTON 3693
Follette, Deputy).
Date o f first publication, June 13,
1939.
Date o f last publication, July 11, *
1930.
M. B Bump, of Hillsboro. Oregon,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
I
Two ton Kemmerer lump coal, use
as needed for real snappy weather
Four cords good wood, use for the
milder weather.
This should be sufficient for the
average family if you wear your
diamond
in the winter
and fur
coat in the summer.
For the above insurance call 6702
Beaver Wood Co.
Beaverton, Ore.
Ice & Fireworks
BEAVERTON FEED
and
PRODUCE COMPANY
C. J. Beach, Manager
"STUDIO BARBER SHOP
FIRST CLASS WORK
AT REASONABLE PRICES
A. E. HANSON
WOOD and COAL
Wood or Slab— any
any kind
Prompt
Delivery
A’ K SOLICIT YOUR PATKONAC
for 'Play
EXTRA
COMFORTS
fo r Relaxation
WHEN YOU
G O TO CALIFORNIA
§ 0 ^
Your vacation need ho« be
limited io J-nl one pi*'-* Fa-
joy the full »weep oi Califor­
nia's »harming playgrounds
on s Southern Paoiu vacation
ticket.
Here, sandy bttdin, lofty
mountains I »mol resort» »re
all cioacly linked by Southern
Pacific.
Your vacation starts when
you board the train. In lest-
lui comfort you »peed over
the »pettabular ShatU Koult
— mile after mile of uroic
splendor. Refreshed, you ere
ready for play at your dr» 111 »-
A tieket to any one of them
destinations include« »top-
over» and permits tidr trips
to the many places you'll
want to visit.
length
Try our founta'a fur extra gt
drinks
and tea
cream
spedi
Brown’s Beavsrton Pharmacy,
t!
Beaverton Lumber Co.
l ewis llrnlhera. I'rttprMore
BEAVER THEATRE
PROGRAM
Friday, Saturday. Sunday
July II, II. 13
SPECIAL BIG PROGRAM
No Advance In Price
Comedy: “ Vttrnon’a Aunt”
All Star Gnat
, Collegians. With George l<swis
"IhUford In The Moviee'*
It’s A Knockout
Comedy: "Cold Turkey"
with Oswald, the Lucky Rabbit
Feature Picture -Glenn Tryon in
••SKINNER STEPS OI I"
AUBREY !.. FLETCHER
Attorney-at-Law,
Beaverton, Or
Otti e with Beaverton Itealty Co
Special attention given to commerci
acrounta, conveyancing, real proper
and tha settle mailt of asiates.
MAPES Ä SON
RESTAURANT
SHORT ORDER
Cigars, Tobaccos
Confections, Soft Drinks
t'«d* Bldg
—
Wataon S|
MEALS
Beaverton Barber Shop
C. J
3TKVEN8.
SATISFACTION
PROPRIETOR
GUARANTEED
Beaverton,
Oregoa
■■■■■
Take Notice
A Word lo Ihe Wtae it Sufficient
There"« only one Knorr'a Sanitary Market In Beaverton. If there
were more there might be some reason for buying your meats
and groceries elsewhere.
We believe that tha large volume
o f buainess w# enjoy is due to th# diligent effort we put forth
to buy the beat foodstuffs at the lowest prices so that we can give
to our customers values they ran find In no other market
"W e Only Ask An Opportunity to Serve You”
Southern
Pacific
E. D. VanMeter. Prop.
Cord
EXTRA
HOURS
Hsve you seen the beautiful green
and Ivory enameled gas range at
Dewey the Plumber'iT
adv.
Butter-Nut Bread
Knorr’s Market
C E. Allen. Agent
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Fred Knorr, Prop.
Grocery
Phone Braverton, 6 5 0 2
Phone 4394
F. W . BISHOP
PLUMBING
end HEATING
Hardware,
Paints
Beaverto»
^hone. 2003
R ide
in the
N ew F ord
Reaidencs Phone, 3602
H AY, GRAIN, AND FEED
C ustom G rinding and Rolling
C H AR LES BERTHOLD
W. E. PEGG
JNDFRTAKER
¿ra n g e
B u ild in g
and
Hay,
— :—
Beaverton
666
Í
666 ALSO IN TABLETS
B.
Feed,
P o u lt r y
Supplier
NK
Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia 4
ia 30 minutes, checks s Cold the 9.
first day, and checks Malaria in j
three days.
W. Livermore,
O r a fn ,
EMBALMER
Of the Bank o f Beaverton,
at Beaverton,
County of Washington, Oregon, at close of
business, June 30, 1930.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts .............................. $390,870.40
Overdrafts ................................................
882-41
Bonds, securities, etc ............................ 165,978.27
Banking house, $20,800.00, furniture and
fixtures, $10,400 00
31,200.00
Real estate owned other than banking
bouse .............
7,795-33
Cash, due from banks and cash items
42.449.05
Total
.................................................. 3639,175.46
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in .............................. $ 25,000.00
Surplus ........................ ............................
25,000 00
Undivided profits— net ..........................
7,660.76
Demand deposits ...................................... 270,794.56
Time certificates ....................................... 202,101-18
Savings deposits .................................... 108,618-96
Total .................................................... $639,175.46
State of Oregon, County o f Washington, ss:
I, Doy Gray, caahier o f the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the beet o f my knowledge and belief.
Doy Gray, Caahier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day
of July. 1930.
W. E. Pegg. Notary Public for Oregon.
(Seel)
My commission expires August 6, 1932-
F.
The Month of January, 1930, i*
gone but not forgotten by those
who were compelled to vacate their
homes through deep »now drifts to
•eek living quarters in steam heat­
ed apartments in the larger Citiee
Why 7 Pecause
transportation
at
fuel
was impossible at the moat
needed hour, airplane« not having
»» yet been adaptel for such trans­
portation We
sincerely hope that
the coming January will be mild,
but why
take chances ?
Chances
only cause accidents The same a c.
cident might happen next January.
There is but one insurance
to
cover such accidents—a good fuel
supply. Summer prices are now in
effect on all lealing brand* o f coal,
but we look for early advanced
prices on all fuel since the Lumber
mills are at a standstill, so taking
chances on summer
prices might
cause another accident.
Fuel Recipe
LOANS
When
It’s
Hot
REPORT OF CONDITION
Correct— Attest:
Denney.
GONE BI T NOT FORGOTTEN
9
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That’s when fresh fruits are at the head of the shop-
ping list. Sweet juicy melons and luscious berries are
popular with the whole family, They also simplify the
tm r
menu problem'
i k o a . v
i
1 heck up on com fort « safety* acceleration* came o f co n tro l «
^ Beaverton Market & Grocery t
4
Two Deliveries Daily:
1 0 :3 0 A. M. 3 :0 0 P. M.
\
know that the new F o r d Is a ralue fa r above the p rice
WHEN yon *ee the new Ford you are
your own roads and plan to fciv«
i
impressed instantly by its trim, sub­
the cor a severe test. Check up on
stantial lines and beautiful colors.
every feature that goes to make a
I
Two phones,
speed* p o w er* relia b ility a nd econom y and you w ill
3 2 0 3 and 1 7 0 2
t
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As you watch it in traffic, on hills,
LABOR
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good automobile.
and on the open road, you get some
Then you will know, from your
idea of its quick acceleration, its case
own experience, why so many mil­
o f control, and its speed and power.
lions o f people the world over are
In talking with owners anti experi­
buying Ford cars.
enced mechanics you hear enthusi­
astic praise o f its reliability and
NEW
economy.
9
RUNNING W A T tC !
t i m
You get the best and freshest offerings of orchard or
patch at our store.
K.
The First Essential
of a Modern Home —
NKW r o a n
Is the one great factor upon which all wealth and pros­
But only by driving the new Ford
perity depends. This bank views the money which it
yourself can you fully appreciate
has on deposit not as so many dollars and cents, but as
the valne that has been built into the
the fruits of the combined labor of its many depositors-
car and its satisfactory all-round per­
FORD
LOW
PRICE*
Bo“ ,*, e r ........................................................
P h a e t o n ......................
440
Tndoe S e d a n .........................................................
^ » P ® ....................................................... ........
Sport Coupe .................................................... 525
M A T T E S where your bourn is lo­
N O cated,
you can have plenty of running
and as such, to be conserved.
formance. You will particularly like
De Luxe C o u p e ....................................... ........
water under pressure in kitchen, bathroom,
laundry, garage and garden without bother
or attention, and at extremely low coat.
You are invited to participate in the growth of
its esuy-riding comfort on bad roads
Three-window Fordor Sedan
and the safety o f its fully enclosed
Convertible C a b r i o l e t ...................................625
Paul Pumps are fully automatic, «¿lent
self-oiling and will pump from deep or
■hallow well, lake or cistern. They may be
operated with electric power or gasoline.
Come in today and let aa show yon.
PAUL WATEC
,‘A G O OD BANK IN A GOOD T O W N
IN TH É GARDFN SPOT OF OREGON”
Bring your deposits - savings and commercial — to this
See the nearest dealer, therefore,
bank, where every employee has a personal interest in
and have him take yon for a demon­
stration ride in the new Ford. Select
SYSTEMS
Mffff R u m wmammmune a a>c on ,
am
r «
For Sale By Portland Electric
Tower Co.
Hillsboro
B A N K OF B E A V E R T O N
;
FORD
.
.
.
600
Do Luxe P h a e t o n .................................625
four-wheel brakes.
the clients he serves.
.
MOTOR
De Luxe S e d a n ..............................................640
Town Sedan
660
AU price, /. O. b. D etroit, ptu, freight and da-
Hr*rr. D um per, and iparr tire extra, at low roil.
COMPANY