THF BEAVERTON R K TIIW FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1930. Big Kddy Park on the Ne ha lem B row n! and fam ily of Spokane, im provem ents. riv er, a few miles M o w ,,V g ruotila, have moved into the fo rm er 0- K An addition will he erected to Allen hom e cn Seventh and Angel was reeently d e d u s te d . the church edifice a t Florence ----------------------------------- ------------------- S tre e t, B eaverton. Mr and Mrs. W. A. P arm er are Ruins b rin g roughs. B row n's C r e ­ building a service statio n and store Beaverton Uotink- tina ted Com position b rin g s relief. a t P e e r Island. Lodilo N O. I's e the w orld's liest cough rem edy The county brhlge crew has com for all th ro a t irrita tio n s. B row n's a n d 111 In i Tuo» pleted im provem ent work in the v i­ B eaverton P harm acy. d ay a w n i n g » ul cin ity o f Paria. Ml O 7:110 P. M in III» W h itfo rd Schmil opened Monday A new wide tra il ia under con w ith a larg e enough attendance to at ruction to V ictor Rook, ju s t below I. 0 . O K. B all Mrs. M arjorie 1« wls, S ecretary , M rs. Mary J . W are, w a rra n t th e em ploym ent of two C ra te r laiko rim. N a p tf teachers. Mrs. Anna Voae of Os wego is th e principal and Mrs. tlladyw TVu-ker of ibgkvepton has l‘AJAM VS:— Seven V arietie« of M other, why b o th er about m aking charge of th e p rim ary grades. NKW ('A N D Y H \K S p a ja m a s? S p rag u e’« have hoy* pn C h arles M. B allet passed away Just in jam as from age M to Itl of very good a t his home in Portland on Sept. at w eight outing for only $1 tit*. Also 6th a t th e age of 61 y ears.H e w as K LMHFUCKK'S C tl\F K tT I O N FR V m en's outing night shirt* for $1 IHI , buried at C reeent d ro v e C em etery and $1 46, and m en's outing pnjii ] Sept 7th Mr. B allet cam e to Ore m ss for $ 1 6 0 1196, and $2.60. gon from Indiana in IM S and lived fo r sev eral years in the vicinity of W hitford. Be was a cousin of H. K. IVnneyi. Gate-way for 100,000 to Slate Fair Mr. and Mrs. B. P. lXvwning a n d . d a u g h te r M ary France« accom pan led by M rs D ow ning's fa th e r, Mr. M. K. A yera retu rn ed from a two weeks to u r o f the O regon beaches and on to C alifornia. They r e tu r n ­ ed by w ay of C ra te r to k e , and sp en t Sunday night th ere, tin Mon day m orning th e re w-a* an inch of snow on th e ground. T hey r e ­ port a w onderful trip . Ivy-clad entrance to the O regon S tate fair, thro u g h »hioh more Uian 100,000 people are exported to pass during th e 69th annual exposition at Salem. Sept. 22 to 2$. In se rt: Mrs. Ella S. W ilson. secre­ ta ry of the sta te fair board, »hose e ffo rts have placed the Oregon event in the class with the finest fa irs of the W est. Salem Pacer in Fair Race ¡9--------------------------------------------------- # | T he Coe and Toikka Shoe S tore has been opened a t A sto ria. 1 'E N IN G T eachers and o fficers of the Sunday School m et a t th e home of Rev. and Mrs. D un- gan on T uesday evening. i C o n g reg atio n al A flower show w as held in Nevv- berg by the New be rg C arden Club. • A new landing field is being p re- p a rtd n o rth of the R eedsport school. Rev. and Mrs. T A. Dungnn re - tu rn e d W ednesday a fte r a m onth'» A Pec Wo« vacation at N elacott to resum e , opened by th e th e ir duties in th e C ongregational S tay to n . Church. The mill a t M r and Mr«. Richey (M rs. Lela new m achinery B e a v e r to n ^ Sat. & \ y 4 J "M axie Bengine", highly-touted horse owned by Sam Bush of Salem , is to be entered in the 2:20 and 2:25 pare events at the Oregon S u t e fa ir Sept. 22 to 28. -M a lie ” is shown being called '•nie* horsey” by p re tty Betty -May Lawrence, Hollywood actress, whe recently visited the fairgrounds. M ^ Boiling Beef, per lb. . 1 J 1 ibs 4 a n a p t h a P & u t . . • s 4 J A a p “Tiddledywinks Crown", grand champion Jersey bull a t the Oregon fa ir last year, will be entered in the 1930 sta te exposition at Salem. Sept. 22 to 28. by F lo ren ce Gale Neal of Oregon C ity. The larg est livestock exhibit ever held a t this O regon event is being planned, it is announced. -------ta | Oregon S tate News -------------------------------*------------------- a T he d is tric t f a ir w as held a t D rain. b New school house is planned for Seneca. C ity m ail delivery is urged a t S t. H e le n s. Mt. A ngel has voted to build city hall and fire s ta tio n . ANNOUNCING \ ! Change In M anagem ent The Beaverton Loop Service Station J H. B. MacLeod, Proprietor RICHFIELD PRODUCTS Tire Repairing A ccessories 1 3 - 1 5 G rocery \ Specials i r 3c 1 I [ 8 C 1 1 c >0c A Q Two Deliveries Daily: Two phones. Swift’s Premium o Q Hams, 1-2 or w h o l c O a j C Pot Roast, Beef per lb. . . 1 J [ 7 . 4 J c{ ^ O C ^ MACARONI in bulk, 3 lbs. o n ! « ( 3 C j Borden’s Milk, 3 tall cans . SA LA D O I L Amaizó, qt. ^ . TOO LATK TO CI.AMIFY For Sale 700 Hollywood P ullets; M arch hatch. SI* A iredale puppies J . !.. B a rris, B eavertnn, lim ite two. c-41 Fur Sale— Coil sp rin g s, larg e sise hall m irror, one A m erican p arlo r h eale r, one W hite ro ta ry sew ing m achine. All cheap fo r ra»h. Phone 0702 *»r call 210 north Ce d n r St., one h a lf mile no rth of H ighw ay, For S a le —Pickling cucum bers and large ones at lig h t prices. See Ideila A rettn at old S. I*, car shops at B eaverton. p 41 you leave the strain of getting there to someone else A IX TA LK IN G PIC T U R E w ith G I.E N N TRYON OH* B ailón. tie r • t rude I iütor, Kddi«' leu 1 . Sh«’» man 1 .owe. «Fright W hen you go to ( slilo rn u by tu rn , you leave the job ol ' get­ ting there" to someone else. By train, vour vacation need not be limited to just one place. A Southern Pontic vacation ticket invites you to see the lull sweep of C alifornia's d u n n ­ ing playgrounds. Travel the scenic S/’ uj U through miles of breath- levs mountain veent ry. ( our- teouv attendants smooth your way You arrive refreshed and ready for play. Ron i f C J R N FLAKES, Kellogg’s 3 pkgs Nucoa, per lb. S ALE Hear this All-talking Comedy-Riot J Beaver Theatre 1 Southern Pacific UEAVKRTON CHILDREN. 16# ■ <" ^ 15c s ¿ I3 ci Booth Sardines Spiced, Mustard or To- OQ mato. 3 Cans 10:30 A. M. 3:00 P. M. 3203 and 1702 4 j j J { A New 6-cylinder Chevrolet Truck W ITH DUAL WHEELS Contributing To A Town’s Growth p t ^ £ ^ Greasing ^ Battery Charging 4 T h e man who builds up a big business in any com munity contributes to that com munity m ore than he personally takes out. This bank has always taken a delight in contrib­ uting in its small way to the upbuilding of B eaver­ ton' It stands ready and willing at all times to lend its facilities to any worthy enterprise which is for a bigger and better Beaverton ■ ■ A n e w t lx - c y lin d e r 1 ‘/Y-fon C h e v r o le t t r u c k — w ith dual w h e e ls — l i now a v a i la b le at C h e v r o le t d e a le r s e v e r y w h e r e . It Is b i g a n d p o w e r f u l, r u g g e d lig h t M W a r y O io ttit . * 3 6 5 B A N K O F B E A V E R T O N Light (imhvwry Chat««» w u »c «b ............... * 4 7 0 (Pick up bo* «xtro) a n d d e p e n d a b le . It o ff e r s m a n y n e w f e a t u r e s o f o u t s t a n d in g v a lu e to th e m o d e r n tru c k u se r. n o o t h e r tru c k o f equal c a p n c it y c o sts And le ss to Rood starr Doto vor y . . . * 4 4 0 (Pick up box «Atra) o p e rate Sodar. 0*1 ivory . . . . . d e a le r w ill g l a d l y g iv e y o u a t r ia l lo a d d e m o n ­ *5 95 I K - Toa C hassis with C o b ..................... * 6 2 5 and m a in t a in . Y o u r n e a r e s t C h e v r o le t s t r a t io n — a n y tim e . UTILITY I 'V T O tt CHASSIS j *520 Friday, S atu rd a y , S eptem ber ■ : Sunday 12, 13, Com edy: and 1l/ » t o n c h a in » co m p lm to ly w ith • f u ip p e d DUAL W H IU S S tS CXTIA o n I '- v t o n m o d e l« i n c l u d i n g s p o r e w h e e l. w ith »ix t r u c k - t y p e c o r d t ir o s — b i g g e r , h o a v le r r e a r a x le c h a n n e l f r a m e — 4 - s p e e d t r a n s m is s io n — 8 0 -h o rs e ­ p o w e r v a l v e - l n - h c a d s ix - c y lin d e r e n q in ti. CHEVROLET A ll p r ic e s f o. b F lin t, M ic h . » -------- — B 14 MOTOR COMPANY, D E T R O IT , M IC H . D iv is io n o f G e n e r a l M o to r s C o r p o r a t i o n ■ , i ■ ■— STIPE’S GARAGE B eaverton, “ R e v a ls'’ K id”— A of i n » t r u m o n t p a n « I, h o o d , h o o d la m p » a n d tp a rm n m w ith Glenn T ryon Collegian F E A T U R E S s lig h t a d d i t i o n a l cost, h e a v y - d u t y t r u c k - t y p o clutch — n e w , s t r o n g >t .teul "D A M ES AHOY” "D elicatessan at — c o m p le t e ly e n c lo s e d f o u r - w h e e l b ra k e -. — n e w : f g w h e e ls w ith o u t c a b in c lu d t n i r o r if fo n d e r » a n d a p r o n » , r u n n i n g b o a r d » , cow l, d oth BEAVER THEATRE • j PROGRAM I M P O R T A N T Dual or P r ic o Oregon Ruben I T ' S ■ Fri.-Sat.-Sunday, Sept. 12-13-14 " BEN KRAI. ADMI.-'HION, 33#. G K. Allen. Agent BEAVERTON, OREGON 19c OKKCiON a cW Both new and old custom ers as welcome as the sun- shine after days of ceaseless rain. It is our desire to render you the sam e high class ser- vice in the future as you have received in the past. 13c 4 1 G 1 0 bars Home Spun Flour, Guaranteed, d* 49 lbs. $ £ ^ 4 «; P U R B X , Regular 25c qt. Special 4 J Oc i >5c • j2 lg .S .O .S . 4 1 Aluminum Pan y 2c 1 United Grocers’ Coffee, per lb. j 3 5 & P rescott ha« installed and have m ade o th er We Handle Only Best Quality Government Inspected Meat \ Lamb Stew, | per lb. . Champion to Compete Again Sept. o n . € 4 M arket golf course ha* boon A m erican Legion a t EON Whoop#*I The fleet'* in! The big laugh is here! T hree boddie« are on shore leave, and th e ir w ur cry ia "W e w ant girls!'* Do they get them ? Do they A!NO BOW! You'll he surprised at thii* "h o w '' u ml the "w hen ' ami the "where.*' You'll la ugh yourself silly at this how ling story of th ree salt w ater sailors flounde ring around in an engulfing sea of m utrim ony r r s a RIOT! Plans a re being m ade for a m o­ dern hotel building a t Florence. B urkins T ra n sp o rtatio n has taken over boat service into C latsk an ie. lad DAME AHOY A l.INK’R TWO LO CAL WANTED W I S E TO C H O O S E / A S I X