THE
FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1»81
Friday evening.
o’clock.
May
8th. at
HE A VERTON
REVIEW
at thè sperii of I5.01M) per hour.
A Ford IUtili l'o d o r S«*dan, fltkl INI
down, lailaiire IH monthly pnvnient»
II.rimali Motor*.
adv
8 :lH)
Mr. and Mra. E. L. Cox attended
• he pageant, “ St. Claudia." given by
Wealey FU vera from YVealey Foun
dation of CorvalUa.
at thè First
Methodist churvh in Portland. Sun
day evening.
Colisiru<ti»n ha» starteli al A»
torta on thè milk dlatrlbutkm plani
«ml
living
in
Washington
County,
Advirtlaementa In this column I
and rreamery building f«r thè new
please register at Itichry's Hard ly oeganised Young'a Buy Co Oper­
cent a word. Minimum charge She.
ware and Furniture Co. Beaverton i i ivi* frcainery.
Chamber
of Commerce
welfare
FOR BALE
The next meeting of thè "Doublé-
The »urvey of thè new power line
committee L. It Kichey, Chair
Six" of thè Odd F ello«» « i l i ho
Mill, contains all the food value*
man.
adv. to he hutlt between Seaslde and
held
«ith
thè
lodge»
of
N«wburg.
to »re the btush fir* on the llersho
Aatoria by th* Pacific Power and
so esaential to a child's growth and
on Friday evening, May lst. All
place Friday night.
l.ight Company ha» been prartWal
ST. MARY’S NEWS
development If you will but phone
lost and
Found.
• Vl.l F e llo «» ami Kcbekahs are in-
ly rompleU'd, and ronatruetlon will
t.'i’Jo our wagon will deliver daily
Florence Syvermon had the mis- vtted to alterni
horns start s»»ii.
at your home the very best of milk. Fima’ A black row with
Mra. E. Parkinson made a b'j«i
m a
■ broken
uruaen finger,
nnger. receive.!
receive!
c-.
..
. . , . ,
f svr.iui*
or: line of
came to my place A| r I 20. Own
» * « trip to Portland M.rday.
while
Everest W right Supermtendoat of
Beaverton Sunrise Dairy. A. Camen
while playing
playing baseball.
haseball.
M
'
*
the Sunday school, attended a meet • i
rr please call. Mrs. Hachel F
aind. proprietor
udv. c- 3tt tf
GERMAN
REMEDY STOPS
Mr*. E. I arkinaon made a hii»i- Mr. Hogan, who own» property ing of the committee in connection
Walker. on Walker road. Braver
ik<as trip <>n hriday morning to Port on Huber Avenue « a » a guest at with the convention to be held here.
. 10- YEAR
CONSTIPATION
ton.
Rt.
2.
Phone
2010
Adv
tf
For
Sale
White
Leghorn
Tancred
land. Oiegon.
th* j , o. Is rs n home Sunday.
Sunday all day, May 10.h. held at j
” F‘»r 30 years I had a bad *to
0
hens: “ Hanson males ” Eggs, ft. At
tnaoh and constipation Souring fond
Mr*. Chas. T. Myers spent Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Poulson and the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. T
chicks, $1'.’ per 100. R 1 Red», Jo
'
Oregon State News
^Buxton.Oregon, at the home daughter
Henrietta
arc* visiting Hesse, Monday evening.
hanson males,'' ’’ Mead hens," Eggs («]
■i from *t> much choked me Since ta
cf K L. Renefiel
The first quarterly conference of ;
friends and relatives in California
$5. chicks $13 a 10O. t’ockerels I'd. '
B d have tieen received for sur- king Aiil.*rika I am a new woman.
Mr and Mrs. William Feldt and
tT .ji... si
* ,, *
th
Evangelical churches
in this!
Tom Morgan,
Farmington Road, facing Itt miles of Canyon City- Constipation Is thing of the past "
A ire Bums
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.
d stric was held at the Mountain
Burns Highway within the bound
mil* west I'eaverton, Ore.
crildren of
Hillsboro, Oregon
.
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- » . vis- and Mrs. \v atley were luncheon ..
ari*» ,,f Malheur National Forest
Most remedies reach only lower
tied Sunday here with friends.
guests o f Mrs Thomas Ja.kson on H o «* church Monday evening Pre
Why not call Beaverton 4104 fm
Wednesday
sui ng elder, «.. P. t.ates. of Port­
A contract is to I k * let soon for bowel That la why you must take
Mr*. O. Stowcll and Mrs. Fl«i.
land was present, also a number
your free trial washing with May
them often But this simple German
th* gravelling
of the Florence
Kelly of Buxton were Sunday visi­
Tractors and teams are making of .he members from Kinton church
tag Fe w
demonstrate!** at dis­ Gardiner section of the Roosevelt remedy Atllrrika washes out BOTH
tor* here of Mrs. Jessie V. Mvers. their appearance all over the neigh
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upper and lower bowel. It brings
count. Also usej machines of other Coast Highway in lain* and Doug
In taachcrs and all members of j
Mr. and Mr*. K. L Benefiol and borhood and spring work is in full the school attended the pictures ot j
makes cheap.
advp 19 20
out all gas and rids you of poison
las counties.
son Arthur of Buxton. Oreg ,n « ront swing.
you would never believe was In
Those who are interested
Admiral Byrd expedition given at
Fine large gladiolus, closing out
The Portland Envelop* Company your system Flven the FIRST dose
the week-end here with Mi's ( j<
The clearing of land on the Herahe the Venetian theater in Hillsboro, church were very glad to learn that
• rice, 00 for $1 00 Beautiful dahlias, has added the latest type rotary
T. Myers.
rv i v i- nearirg completion. They r iday.
Several other local resi­ at '.he annual conference of the
$1.50 dosen, named. Call or wiite envelop machine which make* and will surprise you. I lean's Drug Store
are new piling the brush with a dents also attended. Bus transporta­ ihuroh. held recently in Salem, the
M.ss Marjorie Wotxcl
of Van
Nil vo
Rex Gardens, Watson and Allen. prints envelopes in one operation.
tion was furnished for the round present pastor. Rev W. K. Simp­
couver Wash., was
overnight »ja r tree.
I'eaverton,
Oregon.
p
--
son, who has been pastor duiing
visiter I" riday o f her aunt. Mrs.
Mrs George Van (Vss entertained tr.p.
the past year, has been returned to
Chas. T. Myers.
nine little girls Sunday afternoon ai
Mrs. Madge* V. Wight and daugh
A F’ord 1930 Standard Coupe, for
this field for the coming year.
Mrs. Jessie V. Myers attended the a birthday party for her daughter ter. Miss V rg in a , attended a din-
$165.00 down, the balance on 18
Rev.
Simpson
will
preach
his
first
iu i party. Sunday evening given by
W. B. A lodge convention ind bun-
sermon for the coming year. Sun­ month payment*. Bielman Motor i
quet at the Multnomah Hote’ . ,n
Mrs. J A. I-ars’ n.
Mrs. Thos. Mr u. d'Mrs. teal, h Johns of Port­ day morning. May :trd. at lliOO o'
land,
who
«'ere
observing
their
first
Portland, on Monday.
Jackson.
W \NTHD
n.l Mis F.
R <d W«r«
clock.
Regular session of Bilde
kb
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luncheon guest.
f Mrs. Whatley vv.d..in . anniversary. A nunilwr of
: o! at 10:1)0 o'clock in the mor­
gifts
wire
received
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
the middle of the week.
Kcal Estate Transfers
ning. All are invited to lie present I'nemp’oyed I.»borers - I’lesse K*
Johns.
k
gister.
Men supp rtmg families
at these services.
.»i
J. O. Iarson and family were din-
Laura T. Hocken et vir to Ethel rer guests at the S. Paulson home
Kinton school played the
Bend
Ihe Sun .ay School convention of
L. Hocken
Edwards, Tracts in in Portland. The honor guests were school in a baseball game on the
i the Sunday school in this district
Evening subject, “ The
Hocken» Addition, Beaverton.
Friday afternoon ! will be held with the local Sun- the Soul."
Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Mr. and Kii ton diamond.
One Thing Needful".
Mid weyk j
The visiting team won the game lti
R J. Reichert et ux to Grant Mrs. Olson of Seatt’e.
service. Wednesday
at 8:00 p m
Bailey et ux, 7.50 acres. T. 1 N .
to 6. The local learn played under
The Wickstrand
family visited difficulty as some of the member* “ Mother’s Day" will bo observed at The public is c irdially invited ti
R. 3 W.
the same time. There wilt n* ,. all services of the church.
Kenneth
Wickstiand.
who has U*en were sick during the game.
The
Herman Cop et ux to William
fine musical and literary program
very
ill,
but
is
rec
>"ering
now
at
H. Cop et ux, 19.78’ acres. Sec.
new baseball outfit recently pur
in Keep ng with the day. There will
_ 7, T. 1
_ N., R _ 3 W.
* he ho- .*
h s parents, Mr. and ^ a . e.t « a » usevl on this occasion
6 and
R o th c l ('h u r t 'll
be musicians from out-of-town and
“ “ “ •
B*n" eU et vir to School Mrs " >*ai link-.rand.
x il the housewives around town also speakers. It promises to be the
Lnst. 50. fa rt of southwest fourth
A new scout niasttr. Mr. McElroy. have been very busy since the bad event of the season. It will be an
Tr* male quartet will sing at the
of sooth west fourth of Sec. 16. has been elected to replace the te stotni of last week trying to get all-day meeting with basket diner
morning serveie ami the pastor will
T. 2 S., R 2 W.
tiring master, Mr. Patterson. Mr. rjj of some of tjie eastern Oregon «t noon. All in the community are
preach on “ Holy Ground". At 8 00
George H. Johnson et ux to W. Patterson deserves a a lot
of credit j ust which settled on everything in most cordially invited to be present
p.m. the subject will la* “The De­
T. Fluke et al. Part lot 2, Blk. 46. for encouiagement he has given the the homes. A little damage
was and enjoy the day.
vil’» Proposal".
-Acre Tracts.
Loys.
done in this community, some small
May loth is "Mo her’» Day", and
A 1
.¿ ' r f * t0 TMor*' Ni " ie
ladies’ Auxiliary to the Hubei buildings were blown over, shingle»
Si.
Cecelia
Church
there will be special musical »elec
A. Mum power, 2 acres
Johnson ts t
Con;mercial Club met
in their r e g
are
off of some of the roofs, and
lions.
Add. Beaverton R.
ular social afternoon on Thursday, "i a number of cases glasses were
Sunday Masses, 7:40 a.m., and
Christian Endeavor societies meet
Thomas J. James et ux to Title April 16th.
Mrs. Livermore
and blown from the windows, and trees
10:00 a m.
at 7:l»J) p.m
Prayer meeting and
& Thrust Co., 25.01 acres. Sec. 25. Mrs. Metzel are hostesses for the up-rooted.
# m i v r n r u t h t h v m i r f a r v i.w lir r - v ..u g ritb e
Sunday Christian lhH’trine, 8:30 Bible study class
meet* at 8:00
T. 1 S., R. 1 W.
month.
n d il truth about tin* value*. It’s the iiisi.h* o f tin- lir e ...
p.m. every Wednesday All are in -
a in., and 9:30 a.m.
Otto W Sundberg et ux to Wm.
Aloha-Huber Review
The 4-H Club wo k is making
Saturday Confession. 3:30 p m . vited to join in this service
the melliiMl o f eoiislru ction un.l ih r i|iialil> ami <|uautily
H. McFarland, 5 acres Sec. 16, i.
rapid strides to completion. Cooking * -------------------------------------- - - a 4:30 p m., 7:30 p m., and 9:00 p.m.
2 S., R. 1 W.
ol m a teria l*... that ilrtrrin iiirs its Stamiuu, P rrfo rm a iirr,
Missionary class meets Thursday.
Mrs. Hemy Lowry has been very
Iarson, leader,
Weekday Mass. 8:20 am .
Vali*tv, \ A l l K. You rail no m orr Irli ih r t|iiulilv o f a
May 7. at 11:00 a.m. Pot luck lunch
F. J. Dees et ux to Mary P. A l ­ number one, Mrs.
follows the class. I art us have a
tirr hv its ou tsiilr aiiprarn iirr than you ran Irli ih, citar-
len, 10 acres, Sec. 36. T. I N., lias completed their work and cook­ ill, but is now improving.
ing number two, Mrs.
Whatley,
large attendance at these inter**
actrr o f a mau hv Ihr elo lh re hr «ra re .
R. 2 W.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Chamberlain en­
Church of Chrusl
ting meetings. Everyone is welcome.
tertained friends at dinner, Sunday
M. Goodman to John E. Pomeroy leader, will finish this week.
W #» h a r r u r r a n q n l t o a h t u r <a u r r » « . -
et ux. Lot 144. Johnson Est. Add..
Mrs. M- Lewis was very pleasant-
There were splendid attendance*
Mrs. Nancy Lee is entertaining
s e c lio u s o l l- ir r s lo iir unii s p reta i b ram i m ail o r d e r
Beaverton-R.
iy surprised when friends d ipp ed
, Uter Mra Glenn> from Ocean
at all church services lust Sunday
MATES & SON
tires. You ran conic herr ami inakr vou r ow e compari-
Horace S. Wiley et ux To Will in to celebrate her birthday. Guests ..
Tuesday night was Sunday school
sons, u n in lltiriicril hv a m »aire propaga min. V, .* urg- vou
RESTA U RA N T
Hensley, 1 acre or part lot 6, Yerex were Mr. and Mrs. Ha ley, Mr. anJ
council meeting at the hum* of
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Ronald Daist and family were
Sub division.
SH O RT O RD EK
to thorough)* check on n r r v vital point ruhlw r voln m r.
Mrs. Antrobus, Mr. and Mrs. Rorine
Brother and Sister Peter. We are M E M S
Cigars. Tobacco»
»• eight, width. lllirk lir s « mill plies um lrr the Irrail. I lieu
Frank Pulver et ux to R. R Sum­ Mr. ard Mrs. Seeking inJ Mr and dinner guests with Portland friends even now planning our hot weather
Sunday.
Con fed i»na. Soft Drinks
buv accord ing I v ON K A I I N \N|t I \( |S A lt )N | .
mers et ux, Part Blk. 34. Beaver­ Mrs. Breunig.
campaign. The contest between the
ton.
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Wa t s , , « S i
Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. Bullier of
H*.warj Ewer and family enjoyed men's and ladies' classes is nearing C a d » H id *
A g a i n t t i t h r r n r i o u t i r l u i m n presented
E. L. Banta to C. C. Hancock, Poitland. and daughter and friend a fishing trip
Sunday
on Dairy a close. We will expect a total
alMiul ilillcrrn t lire*, isn't this the m ia i logical suggestion
Lots 8 and 9, Blk. 4, Cornelias.
report on that next Sunday. The
Mi-s Johnson were visitors
last Creek.
ever uia-lr to vou.' * mid there I n * iiiiv m o rr positiv« « a v
F. C. Marshall et ux to Frank .-Sunday at the Pa ter-on home near
j j r Fuegy has been ill with a ladies are somewhat in the lead -TUPIO IKRKKR SUO»»
to drftn ilelv drt. rini ir v, hirh lire » o ffer vou the m o il for
M. Wood, Lots 131 and 132, Jorn- Huber. In the afternoon, both fam­
very bad sore throat, but is better This contest ha* been very success­
vour m onrv ? t , ituildv there ran he no i|Ursliou or run*
son Eat. Add., Beaverton.
FIRST CLASS WORK
ful. not only from a standpoint of
ilies enjoyed a swim at Mr. and at this meeting.
trovrrav when vou gel the 1 \( |S vourself,
J. H. Sidwell et ux to Aloha Ser­ Mrs. L'ullier’s summer home at Os-
attendance, but it has also encour­
AT REASONABI E PRICKS
Mi*. A. B F.int of Scholls was aged bible reading. It is remark»
vice Station, Part lot 24, Alton wvgo Lake. Mrs. Bullier is Mrs.
Acreage Add.
a Sunday visitor at the home of ble the way in which both men and
F.. P Van Met ef. Prop.
Puttei son's cousin.
her brother. J. T. York.
Ida M. Craddock et vir to Gran­
ladies have responded to the scrip­
Mrs. Hadley has returned hom?
ville Savage et ux, Lot 61, Durham
ture reading.
The Aloha Grange is giving
after a week's vacation. She has
Acres.
F. W. T.ISHOT
The Christian Endeavor boasted
P »rtf >nd
1 in^ eni,
H
Laboissiere to George
C. been overseeing Sunnyfield farm at ^
its largest attendance for some time
Sunnyside
.Oregon,
while
Mr.
and
nlKht
at
tK*
Wheeler
HaI1'
PLUMBING
and HEATING
Burke, 2 acres Sec. 15, T. 2 S.,
last Sunday evening. The Endeavor- ’
Mrs. John Tannler drove to Van
Harold Weisenback
of
North
R. 1 W.
Hurd»
are.
Paints
ers have been permitted to parti
Harry L. Messier ct ux to Grant couver, B. C., to meet the Italian plains visited Thursday with his cipate in the visit to Holman and
E. Miller. Lot 47, Reedville Homes, steamship California for a visit with grandmother, Mrs. Alice Wr.eeler
I t e a v e r ln a
C r o a s S e c t io n s w i t h C r o a t S e c t io n s of A N Y » p e ­
Lutz funeral parlors as a means • 'lio n * . 2 0 0 3
Frank F. Brandes et ux to Frin Mr. Tannler's brother-in-law. An-
Mrs j
g,Jsh anij Mrs. McElroy of raising some money for the so­
d a l b r a n d m a l l o r d e r t i r e s — no e x c e p t i o n « — a n d
era Inc., Tracts 8, 9, and 10, Blk. „ ej0 f elW ara.
were callers at the Wilson
and ciety. We hope to send a delegate
t h a n m a k e y o u r « e le c t i o n s o l e ly o n the F A C T S
6 ad tract 9, Blk. 7, Hillsboro Gar-
Fuegy homes on Vista Avenue Tues- to the international convention a.
a s y o u h a v e f o u n d t h e m . Y o u a n d y o u a lo n e be
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den Tracts.
San Francisco this year. Don’t for­
KINTON HAPPEN IN (IS ,;ay
the Judge. C o u l d a n y t h i n g be fa ire r or m ore
n
Si
t Several from Aloha attended the get that the date on which we are 1
f
f
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co n c lu siv e ?
IIITEON N EW S
to visit the funetal parlors ha» been
of Forest 1 Three-Link association last Friday
Miss -Hilda
Tintkie
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is
changed from April 30 to May 4.
evening
at
the
Hillsboro
I.
O.
O.
F.
Handy Bros, have just set ou' Grove was calling on friends in
This will be next Monday night
Hall.
three acres of loganberries on their town Sunday.
Evergreen Shrubs
M:s. E. McElrsy, accompanied by
place here.
Miss Gladys Dallmann spent the
F'ruit Trees
Methodist
Church
her
daughter,
Vera,
visited
at
the
Hiteon is getting back to normal week end with friends in Gaston,
Nut Trees
home
of
Mrs.
G.
Doring,
in
Port­
after the dust storm
last week, tetuming home Sunday evening.
1 lo 2 1 11(1
land, last Thursday.
»• Oft IV H 1 » UHI
Bible school will meet promptly
OELRICH N U R SE R Y
Thanks, we've had enough.
Jcmes H. Moore o f Scholls, as-
• >sw ,.l IrtM
lise
om fa**
H.r ...n,, 1,.,
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1
at 10:00 a m. Public worship and
Mrs.
Harry
Weaver
entertained
M*s. Carl Godfrey enioyo-J a visit sessor for this district, has been
Orcnco, Ore.
pulpit message 11:15 am and H:i)0
M o r o H u h ltrr Voi.
1 7 2 ru. lo
16 1 r i, irn
296 * u. IO 267 * „ in.
last week with her oldest sistei making his rounds in Kinton dur- lriends from Hood River and Port­
M o r o " r iy h l . . .
1 6 . 9 9 »*•
land Saturday evening in honor ot p.m. Morning theme, “ Windows of
U .7 1 II-
2 6 . 9 9 M-
1 6 .6 6 II-
who was heie from California.
j ing the past week.
M o r e U »«Jilt
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9 . 9 6 10 .
9 . 6 4 •»
Mr. Weaver's birthday.
M o r e 1 h le k n ro o . .
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.640 »,
. 6 1 1 in.
Mr. and Mrs C. W. Struthers
S. P. Wilsan and family of Port-
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Miss Mary Grand, former teacher
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were Sunday dinner gu *sts of Mr. land were Saturday gue»ts at the
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and Mr?. A. Robinson at St. Johns, home of Mr. and
Mrs. Everett here, but who is now finishing her
couise at Monmouth, spent the week
Wright, Cooper mountain.
* \
M-ridl llrs m l Mail O r .lr r lir e t. m s.lr hy m .„.r Mwkm .w.
,. i. r »..rrr s » J
While shearing
sheep on the
B
end with friends here.
C lip this co u p on and m a il it w ith $1 fo r a six w eek s’ trial su bu riftti on to
•ol«l um lrr « id iu t that .l«*r. not ¿«Irritily litui to thr |»uMir. ..... o II y U , 4U.r hr
Handy place last Tuesday, a mar,
Joseph and
William Wenzel of
liiuhl* hi* lirai liiir lir e » lim i« r hi* own iishm *
J. T. Y’ ork, Fuit and Dick Bow­
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
from Multnomah dropped dead from Cooper mountain spent the evening
pu blished b y T h * C h k i » t i a n S c i i n c i I m . hi . ib iiim o S o o ir r r
Saturday at the
home of their man were Sunday visitors at the
a hemorrhage.
Bouton. M x w r h u i e t t F . U. H. A
home of Mr. York's daughter, Mrs.
friend, Albert Dallmann.
Hrteon friends at'ended the fun­
Jo It j ' A i w i l l flu-I t h e d a lly «nod n e w a o f th e w o rld fn»to It* 7 5 0 a p * r la I w r it e r #
Frank Gaunt of Mountaindal*.
•m w e ll aa d e p a r t m » B t j (I t t o I m I to w o d e d ' i a nd c h ild r e n '« ln te re « tg a p o rta u tu a le.
I) ,ug!a< Wight, who is attending
eral of Mr. Pey.on, Sunday, helo
e d u c a tio n ra d io * t r . Y o u w i l l lie « la d to w eloo m o In to jo u r hom e mo frnrUm m an
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Hazeldale
a d T O ra t« o f p M C « a nd p r o h ib it io n
A o 4 d o n 't m ia a B n o b a o ur d<« a n d th e S u n d li l
at Tigard. Deepest sympathy is ex­ the University of Oregon in Eugene,
a n d th « o th e r fe a t u r * « .
spent tie week end with tils mo- cntei .ained about 100 guests Sat­
tended the bereaved family.
urday
night
at
the
Wheeler
Hall
OIM IM I, M il
e , Mrs. Madge V. Wight,
T h i C h r ih t ia m R r it lfC B MONITO*, B a r k B a y S ta tio n . B oa ton. M u m .
AM IIOM n e t
M.r. and Mrs. C. W. Struthers
in honor of their 25th wedding an-
ile a «« aend ate a «It weeks' trial aubarrlpHoai. I en> loae one dollar <tM*
I tede*
(ne*, r.ie. Mall I***
S u p e r If e s f v D u l y
and their daughter Elizabeth were
Mr. and Mrs. R'bcrt Pomeroy and niVersary.
S m .
imé rrw.ln.li «#.«
Per r.t».
l*nt#
dinner guests Thursday evening at family were dinner guests Sunday
W.ll
t«w.
4.14X21 . . $4 9 * S fili 99 60
Mrs. J. Reese and grand daughter
(N a m e , p lea a a p r in t )
the N. R. Nielsen home at Tigard, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs.
P»W !•«.
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»*.. r^e
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Mrs. G. Doring of Portland, and
4.50 20
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A baby girl was born to Mr. and | Chari*8 Thompson, Tile Flat road.
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4.71-19 . . . «.O S 6.65 IX .90
Mrs. S. Hemery of Iowa were vis­
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Mrs. Foren Innes Sunday at the
S. H. Pomeroy motired to Scap iting at the Joe
Bush home last
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Wilcox Memorial hospital. Mr. and poose Sunday afternoon, where he Thursday.
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10.
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A.A.A.A.ad
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Mis.
Innis
moved from here t
was a guest of his brother and
3.00 20
5.21-21 . . B-57 8.17 ifc .70
1 1 .
a s i t 10 a t .90
Sanford
Rogers
has
rented
his
Portland a week ago.
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pomeroy.
3 . 23 - 2 1
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6 00 20 II II l i . { O 11.50 XX. SO
house on the Portland Highway close
. . . i .-it
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The electric company is rushing
Mrs. Lilly Bierly and daughter, in town to a Dr. Adams of Portland
M. I». Till I 14 TIIIIN
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the new line here and is ready to Mrs. Eth I McCormick and children
who will open up a dental parlor
30x5
17-99 17.93 )4 * 9 t
6
.
50-20
I 7 I S 17 1.1 S i . S O
set the poles. Walter Unis
and J
who are living in Hillsboro, »pi-nt e jjrst ,,f May.
32x6 . . . . 29-79 29.75 97-90
7.00 2 1
2 0 . I S 21.80 » 9 .1 0
Brown of the Beaverton
Electric .Sunday afternoon at their Kinton
.
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A l l Olhmr Simm» 1‘tUmJ froparSUmuIrly i.utr
shop finished wiring the C. W nome.
M.s, Mc-E'roy an daughter Vers
ill th hr r Si.,, I' ii , r tl
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OF
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Insist on the
INSIDE
FACTS
before you buy
any T ire
AH we ask Is tiiat yen COMPARE
NURSERY
SALE
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CONSTRUCTION
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Struthers house and barn
* nd S g h
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Friday.
Mr
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The first Essential
of a Modern Hom e- -
R U N N IN G WATER!
Mrs
m° ,e
" 'ia^ htPr
*l*'nt Sunday ^ ^
‘'of lo w . were visiting at
_■« afternoon with Mrs. Ohnst s par- ^
j oe nu«h home last Thursday.
I ents, Mr. and Mrs. August D~,! :
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lusby for
HU HER
j mann.
n-.erly of Aloha but who have lived
Mrs. H. L. Whatley, Cor.
i
! Rev. W. E. Simpson, pastor of at Corvallis
________ ___
___ two years
for ____
the past
te
¿¡„ying back to'their home on
James Lewis is remodeling hi i the church, who lives at Mountain
. Home, was calling on some of th<* mant,,n Avenue. Mr. Lusby works
house on Highland A\en e.
members of the church in Kinton, j ff)T the (;a„
company and he has
Two new homes are being built Saturday,
been transferred from Corvallis to
by Mr. Ginhart on Pike street.
H. J. Valentine
shipped about the Portland office.
Mr. Olsen has
purchased 200 90 sacks of dron seed potatoes to
Friday, three Hillsboro school
eight-week old white leghorn pul­ Portland dealers, last Wednesday. j,uases rame ,jown arMj took
the
lets
Glenn Snider delivered them
by ,.hiidren from
the
Aloha Huber
station. School to Hillsboro where they all
Roberta Whatley sang over K ')P truck to Robinson
on the Lipman Wolfe program. Sat­
Mrs. Chris Enabnit and a lady j went to the theatre to see the pic-
friend from Rockwood were calling ture of Byrd explorations at the
urday.
New neighbors have moved into on friends around town Tuesday. South Pole. Children from all parts
Hie Alba ugh property on Highland Mrs. Enabnit called on her parent . 0f the county were present.
Mr. and Mrs. August Dallmar.o.
_______________
Mra
Coin
and family
have
Mrs. Eima Taylor
¡-’ parks ot .
our, baaed the Hke house on Flor
Portland will present her piano pu
A
1929
Convertible
hevrolet
y
j i;„ wro live in this town in a re coupe, $130.00 down, balance in 12
one hundred cars were o u t f i t * ! to be given in the grange hall , payments. Bielman Motors.
adv
O M A T T E R where your home is lo­
cated, you can have plenty of running
water under pressure in kitchen, bathroom,
laundry, garage and garden without bother
or attention, and at extremely low coat.
N
Paul Pumps are fully automatic, silent,
sell-oiling and will pump from deep or
shallow well, lake or ciatem. They may be
operated with electric power or gasoline.
Come in today and let us »haw you
PAUL
WATEC
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For Sale Bv Portland Cen­
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