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About The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1930)
THR R K A Y U T O N FRIDAY, AUGUST », 1 » 3 0 . REVIEW $1,110 ! P e r f e c t T i m i n g N e c e s s a r y I n Î actory Broadway Cafe « ■ K a M M U M & ff -| RU Disking. $1 30 Itnling Fmm Shuck, Tun, $3 23 Hava Own Crew T. H. 111. \NK KNSIIII' Forty Fifth Ave. ami Linux l{>>a.t . Choice Meats & Groceries at Attractive Prices l'uri land Ori'gnti ________IVaxerlun I'huni-. 103(13_______ SPECIAL Chicken Dinners at All Hours It \ DIOS MAJESTIC REFRIGERATORS Eire Irle Fana, Portable Phonograph*. Record*, light llulh*. Radio I'll hr». Batterie* Suppliva Light Lunches Anytime. COLD DRINKS Come and dance and dine in our cool dining room Saturday night, where the best of foods are served. K n o rr’s Market Phone Beaverton, 6502 Fred Knorr, Prop Beaverton Radio ('o. IT II ARG AIN G ro cery Mm PRICKS, Phone »303 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■i H M I ......... GOOD WILL n l 1 Good will is an asset which cannot be bought with money, but without which no business can survive Constantlv we are finding ne w end better ways o^ doing things. Every new idea that seems to promise a greater expression of servivr to this comunily is s'udied out and tested. Our constant effort is to give a complete and well rounded out seivice to every resident of Reaveton and vicinity. 'A o T y U f K 1 1 The picture shows a Chevrolet body ready to be dropped through the “weil” to the completed Chevrolet chassis wait ing below. Perfect timing is necessary to have the body built, upholstered and ready to meet the completed chassis moving along the assembly line below. The job requires complete and perfect timing throughout the factory. t/P B A N K PERSONAL AND MINOR MENTION1 O F H K A V liariiain we’re tossing down! .. V. K I» P K 1.1 N - (• »I % >1 // MnLing fitte llendw ay, tlinnks! Itili there are «fri» mure lo gu In Ihia Zeppelin Rare—we mu«f krrp up otirapeed lo Irai! thè Ucci al thè llniah and take Ih«* pria«. Su doni fall lo ere u< before >ou |,uy tire* or tube*. You’ll be repald in rxlra value and »«vie* *•» *»'lplu» u*. _STH'F.'S GARAGE HEAVY m tv K R T O N ,Lights and Sidelights on Local Activities. Kamberger's confectionery serves You can easily find what you want at Brown's Eeaverton Phar cooling drinks to warm people on e-35 macy . c-35-tf hot days P . W . Patton and family and Miss Ruth Martin is leaving for Portland to spend the winter and at- i Dr. life ns Peterson and wife of Port land were guests of Rev. and Mrs tend business college. J . J. Patton last Sunday. Extra Special on 75r box sta Misses Lois and Bernice Cox and tionery for ;tac. brown's Beaverton Pharmacy. c-3 6 -tf Elsie Whitworth went on the Trails Mis* Helen Asbahr o f Hillsboro Club hike up M t. Hood on Saturday spent Friday and Saturday in the and Sunday. The entire party ot home of her sister, Mrs. R. B. Den- j twenty six reached the summit. ney. Mrs. F. G. Donaldson motored to Tacoma last week for short visit. She left Friday and returned Wed- nesday. Mr ar.d Mrs. R. D. Young of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Byfield and Mrs. W. H. Byfield visited j with Mr. and Mrs. James Pinder at Oregon City on Thursday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wildeman and their Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Young and daughters Phyllis and Barbara moved Calif- and into the R. D ." Young home on 6th son Jack of Oakland. formerly o f Beaverton left Thursday St. on Tuesday. for their heme after spending tliree Air. and Mrs. W , R. Petch of weeks with friends and relatives in Yamhill and formerly o f Beaverton Beaverton and Portland. spent the week end with Mr. and J Mr. and Mrs Keith Kenyon ar M rs. Howard Hughs on. rived Wednesday noon from Kla The Misses Katherine Desinger, math Falls for a short call in this Nora Suver, and Merle Davies left vicinity. Mrs. Kenyon is a niece of Tuesday for a several weeks vacation J H Hulett. They called at the at the Oregon Caves, Crater Lake, Antrim home in Aloha during their and the Bandon Beaches. stay here. Mr. Carl Hansen, who has been Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Garber of been quite ill with septic sore throat Harrisonburg, Virginia, and J. D. for a week is able to be back at Van Pelt of Hardin, Missouri, left work His two little daughters, Thursday morning after a week's Margaret and Jean were sick at the visit with Mr. and Mrs- George B- same time, Jean being in the Eye. Smith Mr. Garber is a cousin and Ear. Nose, and Throat hospital for Mr. Van Pelt is a brother of Mrs. Smith. two or three days. Beaverton Market & Grocery Sat. & M on. A u g . 9 - 1 1 Specials F o r d -t Meat Is Cheap 1 * V /C Shoulder roasts, Lamb, per lb. 15c I Lamb Chops, 18c _ AAJC 14c per lb. . . . 25c Pabst Cheese, Reg ular 25c o c « Special, 2 for OOC 30 v /tx e-a I C l h O _ 4.50 $ 6 2 !& $ 5 - X Bacon, Sugar Cured O per lb. • • ('U n m n tP + d 7 irr R e p a irin g Nucoa, per lb. 19c Kelloggs Corn Flakes, 3 pkg. 25c 1 Fall o .e r .iie u « i aa highral prlrrd ^ OB beai » duly Urea, $4- lo o k 'em oxer! 6-ply, Hcovy Duly Cord Tire« 21 X 4.50 0 * 0 75 20 X <Î*Q U) 4.50 «J>0— 30 X 5 45 32 X 5 $19 - ! 0-ply extra heavy duly . $34- Stipe's Garage, Beaverton ir a Lit» « IB i: V It I» L K T A A A O J : A t ; a s 10:30 A. M. 3:00 P. M. 3203 and 1702 I»a«: LUXE W IR E W HEELS a t tut e x t r a va st Are You An /. Bachelor buttons, or French pinks, as they are often called, are the most numerous weed seeds found in western Oregon crops, and Russian thistle holds the honors for the eastern part o f the state, at least in the alfalfa 'fields, according to Miss Letha Bunting of Oregon State college, whose job it is to run pur ity and germination tests on Ore gon's $150,000,000 seed crop. Tf ^ H eavy Duty Truck Tires * FARM REM INDERS ? £ --------------------------------------------------- jH Where spidermites are found on deciduous fruit trees this time of the year, diluted summer oil emul sion, 1 to 1 Vs gallons to 100 gal- ■ Ions of water, is recommended by ' the Oregon Experiment station as a spray. It is a contact spray and to be effective must touch the mites, which are found on the under sides o f the leaves. ( Information ) DID YOU EVER? Did you ever have a fire and then find out after you had suffertu a j loss that the insurance company to which you had been paying youi j good money had gone broke? Did you ever send away to a cat- a log house fo r some article you needed, paying them their price plus the postage, and then the express on the shipment, after sending youi 1 money away, wait for an unlimited time for the goods you needed right away, and then find out that you could have purchased the material from your local dealer at a smaller price than the catalog house quoted, and even had it charged to your account ? Did you ever go to the tap and draw off the luke-warm water and drink and drink and drink without quenching your thirst and then ittid that your druggist could have mixed you a thirst-quenching beverage at a slight cost? ^ .Did you ever have your whole outlook on life changed by some one coming hgo your sick room and telling you how green the grass was or how beautifully the birds were singing? Then you know something o f what your druggist can do for you in the way of supplying your necessi ties, your druggist, trained to serve you and to supply you with just what you need most. Sponsored by Dean's Drug Store mounted. m rn C tW il. P h on e 3003 Bring In Your Coupons for FREE Lux, Rinso aud Lux Toilet Soap Two Deliveries Daily: Two phones, |u, n i prora ever quoted oa « p b G oodirar*— lrr«h Arala — lifetime guaranteed — carefully C n Your Wheel, Puces B U Y Y O U R M E A T HERE Jello, 3 pkg. S p e e lllI* « P A T H F IN D E R S W e Handle Only Be^t Quality Government Inspected Meats Boiling Steer Beef, per lb. Lamb Stew, per lb. Pot Roast, Steer Beef, per lb. lie v r o le l I w. w. (W ind) ( Waler ) Customer? Drive up and toot your horn—we will w-lcome the opportunity to serve you. Feel at liberty to come here for our free servive ^ust (he seme as when ycu want other - - 1 .............................................. * ................. ~ ~ ~ .................. — Contrary to rumor, we are still on the job, ^ f ! Chevrolet attain add» extra value to the Chevrolet Six! Those who prefer may now have any passen ger model equipped with beautiful de luxe wire wheels— at no addi tional cost! Designed especially /or Chevrolet, these wheels Incor porate many Important features thut have won favor on cars much aigher in price. And they give an added touch of individuality to a car already famous for its beauty. Giving lOCK/t Service, Service with a smile, Service with capital “ S” Service that satisfies ^ And when the new Canyon road opens we expect Business Marsh’s Garage \ The Sport R o a d e ie r .......... $555 I The C o a c h ............................ $565 T he C o u p e ............................ $565 The Sport C o u p « ................ $655 OREGON n e tr c o lo r * In addition to tills de luxe wire wheel equipment, Chevrolet now makes available a wide choice of rich and d is tin ctiv e new c o lo r combinations on all models. You are invited to com e In— NOW— and attend l lie first showing of six- cylinder Chevrolet models with these new extra-value features. ROADSTER or PHAETON MKi The C lub Sedan .....................U tM The S e d a n ................... $675 The Special Sedan ............... $725 (6 w ire w h e e l* s t a n d a r d o n S p e c ia l S e d a n ) A:i¡-ri tt tt /• f ; if v/. ;*»<»/»#$ STIPE’S G A R A G E Essex Marsh, Proprietor : a VERTON .1 r a r i e i y o f a t t r a c t i v e Beaverton, ! M X - i l l i l N I f u i l Oregon . i l l o w t o s i
