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Born to Mr. and Mr*. Wesley
Herd, a lathy girl Tuesday morning.
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Koal Estate Transfers !
Three Governors Attend Exposition
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Paul Nunan et
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to
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ro tta, »>.42 tori')
Sec. 1, T. 2 S.,
R. 2 W.
II 1*. Stricklor ot ux to Josoph
H StricliU'r rt ux. \Vl* of KW of
NWV» of Sec. 2ti T. 2 S.. K 2 \V.
II. I’. Strw klrr ot u\ to John A.
S trn k ler, K S of K», of \\V>« of
Sec. 26. T. 2 S.. R. 2 W.
Krank L. Toboy ot ux to P u lir
Mogani et ux, Lota IS & Iti, Com
zolman Bros. Acres.
Harry 0 . Scott to Ine* Scott limi
ire<. I*art Lot It*. Beaverton -Rood
ville.
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Wallace Brown, an employee at
the Beaterton Market ami Grocery,
The legislative committee of the
taken sick
while
on dut>
h niton grange
met
last Mondai was
W edneada.v afternoon
He was un
evening at the
home of Mr, and
Mrs. K. 1.. Cox to talk over im able to he at work Thursday. Hr.
portant business and make plans Mason is attending him. It is ho|wai
he will recover anil 1 m * aide to re
for a public meeting to be held at
turn to his work s i m i i i .
an early date which will l>e an
nounced later. There will be out of
town speakers, and all will want
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to lie present. Watch for fui Iber
Beaver « hapt.'i No. 10ti.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Woodrui?
By order of tho Wort hv
and daughters of Portland, formerly For Sale— Hay Mare, work single woloomo.
Mnrgn ivt Denney, »« h * re-
or double. Will trade for chickens, Matron.
of Beaverton, who are leaving for
Alivoli
baled hay, or what have you? tary.
Tacoma, were dinner guests of Mr.
One mile south of Farmington rd.
ami Mrs. W C McKell Wednesday
evening of last week.
on Hyland nl. .1 M. Pyealt. adv.
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Seated at apeakers' table are late G overnor Patterson of Oregon,
G overnor B aldridge of Idaho, late G overnor H a rt of W ashington: also
Rotary Presid ent B anfield and A. C. Ruby, Presiden t 1929 P a c ific
International.
Mr». Che 1er KiigiMoii an.i 'r
Helen Unwell of L o n Aug I s, (u l.,
me tisitlng lure with their sistor.
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One of the features of the 20th son of Oregon and a bronze tablet
Pacific International Livestock Ex unveiled.
Exhibited this year under the
position, Portland, Oregon. Oct. 25
• Nov. 1. will be the Rotary Lunch 11-arre root will be 6eeu millions
eon sponsored annually by the Port I of dollars worth of America's fin-
land Club for the entertainment ot j est pure bred Beef and Dairy Cattle,
visiting members from all rarts ot I Heavy Draft Horses. Sheep. Hogs,
the country. Last year the gover ! Goats. Poxes. Mink, Marten, Poul
nors of Oregon, Washington and try and Babbits.
Other exhibits include 2-acre in
Idaho were honor guests at the
luncheon held in the new Hall do dustrial Exposition; complete Dairy
nated by J . C. Penney to be used Show, featuring milk, cream, ice
for Boys and Girls Club Work and cream, butter and cheese of all
Smith-Hughes Vocational activities. kinds; Wool and Mohair Show
staged with assistance of U. S.
The yearly meeting of these Ju Dept of Agriculture and Pacific
nlor Agriculturalists — recognised Co-operative Wool Growers Asso
by the U. S. Government under the ciation; Manufacturers' and Land
name of •'Camp Plummer-' — in Products Show; "Truth in Meats"
charge of H. C. Seymour, Oregon Exhibit — an educational feature
State Club leader, assisted by U. S. of immeasurable value to growers,
Dept of Agriculture officials and retailers and consumers; Wild Life
other State Club leaders—is one of Exhibit by Oregon Pish and Game
the most constructive activities in Commission; and world-renowued
which the Exposition is engaged.
Horse Show.
On Sunday morning. O ct 26. at
Special low round trip fares to
11 o'clock. Memorial Services will the Exposition will be in effect on
be held for late Governor Patter all leading transportation lines.
Sat. & Mon., Oct. 4-6, Specials
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15c BJILED CIDER. 25c?
Knight's, per pt.
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4 Knight’s, lg. bottle “ 3C
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ALL-TALKING PICTURES
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T h e F o rd b a t t e r y is lo w -p ric e d — $7.50
— b u t will r e t u r n m a n y t im e s i t s c o s t
in t h e le n g t h o f r e lia b le a n d h i g h -
q u a lit y se rv ice it gives. I t is fully g u a r
a n t e e d . C o m e in a n d le t us in s ta ll o n e
in y o u r e a r . Vi e will m a k e a n a llo w a n c e
o n y o n r o ld b a t t e r y .
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C a p /a /n .
Captain Johnny K itzm ilk.. the “Flying Dutchman” of the Paeffk
toast conference, will lead the Webfoot football team this neason. Uitz
Hiller, selected on several all-coast teams last fall, is playing his fina.
^ear. Two years ago he led the coast in scoring, but was out with i
troken ankle most of the 1929 season. He will be at the head when thi
Webfoots open the night football season in Eugene against \\ ilium
Mta, September 27.
OREGON
to open his cafe and turn o ff the
coffee urn, which had been
left
turned on.
While
attending
the
Kiwanis
meeting a t the high school Wednes
day evening, President J . R. Tal
bert had the misfortune to have his
J . E. Ramsey has opened up a car, a Chevrolet sedan, stolen.
new
confectionery
store
in the
Peter Siita, who lives a harf-
Welter building on Broadway.
mile west of town, has leased his
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist place to C. B. Gardner. The deal
church held a tea at the church on was made through the Beaverton
Wednesday afternoon. Attendance Finance Co.
was good, according to reports.
The Bethel Ladies’ Aid announces
Rev. W. T. Miller of Portland a t an old fashioned bazaar with one
tended church services in Beaverton
of their delicious Turkey dinners to
Sunday morning and spent the day
he given November 21, at the Con
with Rev. and Mrs. J . J . Patton.
gregational church.
Mrs. W. E. Pegg. who has been
Rains bring cough. Brown's C r e - !
in Tacoma for some time visiting
o-ated
Composition brings
relief.
and helping to care for her aged
Use the world's best cough remedy j
father, returned home this week.
for all throat irritations. Brown's
Friday evening guests at the W. Beaverton Pharmacy.
R. VanKleek home were Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Scott left
Mrs. J . C. Anderson and Mr. and last week to spend ten days in San
Mrs. Claude Anderson of Portland. Francisco. Their
twin
daughters
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PE M N G S
Mrs. V. A. Woods attended a Marjorie and Margaret are staying
meeting of the Daphne club in with Mrs. F. H. Schoene.
Portland at the home of Mrs. W.
Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Ihjngan mo- ]
C. Cauthers on Thursday of last tored
to Berkeley, Calif., wh*->«-
week.
they
are attending
the
Pacific ,
Congregational
Conference.
Mr. T. A. Asbahr and Miss F lor Slope
ence Pasks of Portland spent Sun They expect to return on Saturday, j
day afternoon at the home of his , About twenty
members of the
sister,
Mrs.
R. If. Denney an<i Young Peoples’ C. E. Society of the
family.
Congregational Church, had a wee
Mrs. R. B. Denney attended the nie roast on Friday evening of last I
meeting of the O. E. S. Secretaries' week at Boyd’s Park. An enjoyable j
club at Olds, Wortman, ii King s time was had by all.
tea room
Thursday afternoon of j The Sisterhood of the Christian
last week.
Church gave a surprise luncheon in
of Mrs. Kinsey Tuesday. j
Miss Anna Bowman, a teacher in honor
the Aloha-Huber school, and a sis- j Twenty-six ladies were present. E v
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth
Sammons, eryone enjoyed the afternoon and
has taken apartments with Mrs. C. wished Mrs. Kinsey happiness in
her new home.
E. Hedge.
Vernon Mapes, who has just com
The Sunday School Counril of the
pleted registration at the University Christian Church met
for
their ,
of Oregon, was pledge to Phi Sigma
monthly business meeting at the L. |
Kappa, at the conclusion of fresh
man week. Classes at the Univer S. Rice home on Watson St. Tues
sity started Manday. September 29. day night. Twenty-three members
Lunch \
C. S. Taylor of the Broadway Cafe and friends were present.
«a* called at 1:30 Monday night and music were enjoyed by all.
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This is an age of advertising. All that is worth while
in business receives its reward by public recognition, but
advertising first puts it over. If it is really worth while,
advertising can keep it there.
In these times of widespread discontent, when in many
quarters the belief prevails that all is not as it should be,
“well directed advertising,” Roger Bahson says, “can do
more than any other one factor to hasten economic re-
covery
Any business which finds trade disappointing for any
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