FRIDAY, OCTOBER
16, 1931
THE BRAVEKTON REVIEW
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For Chicago’s 1933 Exposition
ON OKKUON FARMS
: Water Profit?
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LOCAL
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J^4 0 P E M V G S
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson spe.«
the week end at the various beacue*.
Noreen Allyn substituted Wednes
day in the sixth grade for Mr. Da
vid Phelps.
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Mrs. N. W. Gorham is reported
Mrs. Jessie V. Myers and Mrs. V.
ill at her home in Portland. She ii
A. Wood are reported on the sick
suffering with rheumatism.
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Emond Roseman of
Mrs Hiesler is very ill at the
Salem were dinner guests Sunday at
home of her daughter, Mrs. Archie
the Walter Cavaness home.
Olsen.
Mrs. Myrtle Hardman left Thurs
Noma Brown spent the week em,
day for a visit with friendB at Sher-
at the home of Dorothy Lewis at
ici.Mi. She expects to return Sunday.
HtSber.
Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Toi and
Mr. Dewey Drorbaugh and Mr.
are moving to Vancouver,
Clement went on a fishing trip Sun family
Wn. Mr. Toi has employment there.
day to Columbia City.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nielsen had
Francis Livermore spent the week
end fishing on the Siletz River. He as dinner guests last Sunday Mr.
brought home a number o f fine fish. and Mrs. H. A . Olson o f Portland.
Mr. Charles Mist of Long Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Carey o f Portland
and Mr. M. F. Ayres were dinne, California, is making an extended
guests at the T. B. Denney home.; visit at the home of Mrs. Dan A -
dams, his mother.
Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Eppel is expected to
Mr. and Mrs. Flint Eiler vtsueu
Tuesday at the home o f Mr. anu rrrive home Saturday from a two
months visit to relatives in differ
Mrs. Doy Gray. Mrs. Eiler is a sis
ent cities of California.
ter of Mr. Gray.
A number of the members o f the
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schaeffer and
daughter, Betty Lou, were Sunday ' local Nazarene Church attended the
Hall at
visitors at the A. C. Tuttle home services at the Allenbach
I.ethany, Sunday afternoon.
on Denney Road.
Mr. John Eppels of Portland has
Mrs. H. A. Nielsen was h oites;
to the Cross Country Club at h e been visiting for the past week with
home in Aloha. A luncheon was his son, W’ illiam, who resides on the
Peck place on Lombard St.
served at one o ’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh
Mr. R. R. Stone, who purchase*,
the former Otto Brieton home ot, and Mr. and Mrs. R. A . Beck at
Allen Ave. is seriously ill in a hos tended a card party at the LePaque
home in Portland, 'Saturday evening.
pital at Edmonton, Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Hagoes o f California
Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell
Kahr o!
Fairvale, visited Sunday at the horn- arrived at the C. J, bielman home
o f Mrs. Kahr's parents, Mr. an*i Saturday to be at the bedside of his
Mrs. J. A. MiCann on Penney Road mother, who is seriously ill at the
B,elman home.
The Beaverton Realty Co. ha-
R. R. Summers, Chas. Shively, ana
rented the John Mainland home on
Third
Street
to
Mr.
Willar,. a friend who accompanied them en
Livermore, a cousin o f Francis Liv joyed a very successful fishing trip
on the Nehalem River, Sunday. They
ermore, Wednesday.
returned with three salmon.
At the meeting of the »State Game
Mr. Yarton has been doing a great
Commission in Portland on Tuesday.
Washington
County was allotted deal of work on his Lombard St.
100,000 Cut Throat trout. These will j property, which was formerly the
be distributed in the various streams Timmons’ place. The most recent im
provements have been a new lawn
of the county, soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jacobs o f Port and the moving of his garage to the
land, former residents o f Beaverton back o f the property.
were
delightfully surprised by a
group of friends last Friday eve
ning.
It was their twenty-fourth
weeding anniversary.
SPL1NTEK8
HKATINC
Sat. & Mon. Specials, Oct. 17 & 19 £
I AMB CHOPS
PER POUND
POT ROAST
BEEF. PER POT'ND.
NONE BETTER
AT ANY PRICE
BEST1 10
FLOUR. ALBUMS,
PATENT, 49-lb. SACK 1 - 1 VJ
LOLLED "OATS
9 POUND PAG
38c
SOAP. WHITE WONDER
10 BARS
32c
SWANFDOWN CAKE
FLOUR. PKG.
30c
NEW KRAUT.
2 QUARTS,
VIT A MONT * DOG'FOOD"
3 CANS
25c
28c
w heat .
City M eat Market
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McCREADY'S
C Z T J M A T S f^ n o F t f it Q
C U T W H / \ Y ’0 W H A T /
“ Conscience in
laisinrss breeds
more optimism than
glad philosophies ever written. McCready’s will t*
with you
alt
of
the
glad to figur»
their estimates arr free.’*
-- says Practy Cal
Phone
Phone 4603
F. D. Peck. Salt s A^cnt
7751
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BENEFIT
Graham (Ira ker O f f
1 lb. box and a football O O C
CRFAV o f
2 PKGS.
Choice Lunch Meats at Right Prices
W . J. McCready Lumber Company
MAYONNAISE.
GOLD MEDAL. PINT
65c Tru
T— Blu
We Also Cany a Complete Asstulmenl of
Low Overhead Lowers Prices
Buy from your home merchant
SPERRY PANCAKE
FLOTJR. 10 lh BAG
SWEET CIDER.*Filtered>
KN IGH TS GAL JUG
Our Sirloin and All Other
Delicious Steaks, lb.
.
.
17'c
Fancy Pot Roasts lb.
.
.15c
Dill Pickles 4 for
. .
.
10c
Pure Lard, 2 lbs...........................23c
New Delicious Sauer Kraut, qt. 10c
“ Our Red Trucks Deliver”
Beaverton. Oregon
LAMB OR VEAL STEW.
8 POUNDS
\
Special For Saturday
Our Stock Is Complete
Richey Hardware &
Furniture Company
PORK SHOULDER
ROASTS. LB.
3 ? « S 3 Lbs. 80c
I’ ROBLKMS
Sunimerheal Circulating Heaters
M utag Parlor Furnaces
Splendid used heaters, both wood
and coal
Extra heavy 26 ga. stovepipe
Elbows. Dampers, Stove Shields,
and Coal Iio<i*
Beaverton M arket and Grocery i
1 Lb. 28c
Quality Meats
1 lh* " m,U !
u"'j m*t •'**'* mor* in “ '«‘ ■•ting
' ,,IUst lor
I'urpoau, according
,u * rvl*',rt *''nt uut by tho »ounty
>X»P*r«tiva Mrganua -
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offers are well indicated
in
the W
received #
't» members th have
VM- w h ü h a ie é
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th,’M *'*'
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*®llo'»*d the turkey inarkettng
in
territory where it has opratoti
twelve turkey owners of this coun
ly, wiUi nearly link) birds, signed F
agreements in one afternoon. More K
**• expected U sign soon
4
lurkey raisers may Join the as E
socialnm aivl maikct only w bate** i #
I'art o f then flock through the u*v
)f
»mtion they may desire to *lo so.
Water is costing
about *Mhl a
month. There la about $U>t) other
monthly expenses charged to the »»•
«* > including clerk, meter reading,
.«■
in ct riM n •
hv
to this Hoim* $7.200 raised
at.I.daily by general taxation to pay
month .or
for .m
inlereat
>",r momn
e .«., alone
to **>
<* *
* * * *•
take care c f the depreciation. Should
$12,000 p#r year
*lie *y*tem take in
(it does not take in that much», tnal
would be
$1,000 p*»r month. The
summary would read:
Month's income ...................... $1,000
Month's Fvoense. interest, wa
St clerk ate ..........
UH
Koseburg By following the pio
Total I. obis ........................... *dRo
gram advocated by the Oregon a-
Thia is for a month $250. or $3.000
gricultural extension set. ice. l_ K.
I'hompson o f Umpqu.-i lias made a for th* year. The water system does
not take in this much, although the
Htghwav work on the 1-akevicw.
protit on lansb production during the
are the same; therefore. Hunu rout,‘ >‘f ,h*' ' ellowstone cut
(>ast season in spite of the relative-
**"!
the loss will lie larger than these olT '» w*’» u,‘
**»•
ly low prices receive*!, he say*. Creep !h*‘
,.
teeding was begun when the lambs " >’U10> ln‘ « • e.
i ' m : D o s ., g e r m \ n
were 10 days old, and exceptional
REMEDY ENDS GAS
gams were made from the start ROYAL NEIGHBORS
“ I was sick a.d nervous with in
During the latter part of the feed
(Î1VE CARD PARTY digestion and stomach gas. One dose
ing peiiod
Mr. Thompson useo *
of Atllcrika helped. I *Y»t anything
combination dairy fee*! containing
l he Royal Natghbor» g»v« > c*rd „*>». and sleep good." Henry Dodd
mill run. oats, corn and oil meal.
party in the lKid Fellows hall Friday
You can't g e t rid of indigestion
•toning. There were ten tables of
Kug.ne— Ar. unusual garden is turn 5t>0 in play. Mrs. Margaret Kcni- or gas by just doctoring the sto
of the Carl dimple family of Spen mer had the ladies' high score, and mach. For gas stays in the U P
cer Creek community. Gerkins le Lambert t’ laasen». men’s. Mias Eia PER bowel. Adtcrika reaches BOTH
mon cucumbers. Savoy cabbage. Da- Smith , nd B*n Holboke were low upper and lower bowel, washing out
nish t>all head cabbage, red peppers. ^
nH>m waj tastefully decorated poisons which cause gus, nervous
garden hucki^ierries. sprouting and in Hallowe’en colors. Refreshments ness, and bad sleep. Get Adlrrika
today; by tomorrow > mu feel the
heading broccoli, vine peaches, dew were serve*!
wonderful effect of this
German
berries. celery, are some of the late
Doctor’s remedy. Dean’s Drug Store.
vegetables and fruits noted In this
A lunch room has been opened in
well cultivated garden which came
the Nichols building.
at
Halsey.
about because Mrs. Giniple gave four
Harry Leeper is the proprietor.
Octdber 24 31. the 21st annual
ot her children a few dimes for ga r
The Umpqua Mills properties at Pacific International Livestock Kx
den money. The youngsters studied
th,. position will lie
held in Portami,
the seed catalog long and earnestly, Recdsport have been sold to
Oregon.
IVn-iti-
Intertational
is an
Title
and
Trust
company
o
f
Port-
according to Gertrude Skow, coun
education in itseif. a great (arm U-
ty home demonstration agent, and land,
niversity for young and old. Realiz
have shown much interest and skill
ing the importance, today, o f a thor
in caring for their garden.
Miss
B eaverton Hebelt- ough knowlelge of the factors con
Skow has enrolled Mrs. Giniple in
tributing to successful and profita
ib
I od g e
n o
the Lane county year round garden
246 m eets
first ble farm management the BANK t»I*
project.
and lined
T u e s BEAVERTON rcc mmends attend
day even in gs
n( a nee by everyone in this conimun
Plans have been drawn for the
udv
7 :3 « P M. in the ity at this year’s Exposition.
< onstru.-tion of nine beach
resi- j q f). F. Hall. Mrs. Edna Sheets.
dences, a hotel, and a clubhouse. Secretary,
Mrs.
Rose
Stevens.
Let Us Sol\e Your
at Yachats.
< N. G.
p -tf
45c
MACARONI. SPAGHETTI,
! OR NOODLES.
QUAKER. 3 PKG.
25c
NEW ALMONDS. SOFT
SHELL. 2 POUNDS
43c
CHEESE. TILLAMOOK.
PER POUND
23c
Phones .3203 and 1702 Two Deliveries Daily
¡Business Places To Patronize!
AND
IN BEAVERTON!
•TITDIO liARiJFR Sll()i‘
FIRST CLASS WORK
AT REASONABLE PRICES
E. D. VanMeter, Prop.
Betty Jane Singleton and Mary
Angry
Widow
(after
learning
Jane Shelden of Portland are cora
ng out to sing and dance at th* husband left her nothing»: “ I want
F. W. BISHOP
benefit entertainment
at the high you to take ‘ Rest in Peace’ off that
PLUMBING and HEATING
tombstone
I
ordered
yesterday.”
school Friday evening. These girls j
Hardware, Paints
Stonecutter: “ I can’t do that, but
are frequently heard over the radio.
Heaverto»
I can put something underneath.” I >'hone. 2003
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Phelps are
Widow: “ All right; put “ Till 1
happy over the birth o f a little son
Beaverton Barber Shop
born Wednesday. October 14 at the
Wilcox
Memorial
hospital. David j Hurry, hirrry,
C.
J STEVENS. PROPRIETOR
hurry!
The fall
Walton is the name o f the new ar rains will catch you without a new
rival. 'Mr. Phelps is a teacher in the roof or that old one repaired, if you SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
local grade school.
don't watch out. Remember we have
John Hitchcock and Katie Amach-| the best roofing you can buy.
W. E. PEG«
er of Beaverton were married last I
Friday and spent the week-end at
(Doctor— “ Yes, madam, for the last UNDERTAKER and EM BALM EH
Cloverdale. The young couple will; three months you have been totally
Grange It u i Irli n g — :—
Beaverti».
live at the Olive Taylor place near color-blind."
Midway. They were treated to an
Mrs. Smythe— “ Gracious, Doctor!
old fashioned charivari Monday eve Would you mind stepping into the
Phone 0111
ning.
waiting room and looking at the
JOE
HEMMER
Miss Ruth Ann
Bates was n man I’ve just man-led.”
For any Kind of Wood
house-guest at the Shellenberger
l.imb W ool Cut to Order
You will like our building mater
home for several days this week.
Miss Bates hopes soon to assume ial servke. We aie prompt on de
her position as teacher in the first liveries, the quality of our build
grade in the local school. She is ing material is right and our prices KambergcT’s Confectionery
recovering from an injury received make it real economy to buy all
continues to serve you
in an auto accident.
your needs here.
Meats and Groceries
^
Holboke Bros.
\
School Fountain pens, $1
value, 25c with school sup-
lilies, Brown’s Beaverton
Pharmacy.
BAND CONCERT
BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL
16
LOW S
on Heal Estate. Low inler-
est cost, repayment privi
leges.
Write for details.
WASHINGTON
Savings & Loan Assn.
Sluiti Hl<i»{.
Hillsboro, Ore.
Rev. Fred Grey, Diet.
Superin
with pleasure
Try our plan service. It’s free
tendent
of
th e
Congregational
and
you'll
find
relief
from
a
lot
of
MAPES & SON
Churches o f Oregon met with the
local church last Thursday evening worry over details, by using it.
DEWEY
RESTAURANT
when a pot-lurk dinner was served.
MEALS
SHORT ORDER
On Friday afternoon a round table
THE PLUMBER
Cigars,
Tobaccos
discussion was held and the eve -
Our work speaks for itself
Confection*, Soft Drink»
ning a fellowship meeting concluded
Everything for
the Builder
HUAVLKTOIV
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ORKGOM Beaverton, Oregon
his stay here.
Phone 7702 Cade Itldg
W atson 8 L , I
BE.4VERTON LUMBER Co.
Th# N ow U tu ChrUtian
Sc it nr«
The Camp View
restaurant at
dodicatrd thtir
new
Koseliurg lias heen sold to K lient, MH-lcty h tvc
of Heeds port
cimi th building
Eugene Lane county farmers are
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I Turkey growers
of Washington
showing more m lm u i this fall than
liur attention has U-en called ta -ounty were ofteivd un attractive
ever in the use o f chemicals for the
control of noxious weeds, says O and members of the Town Council marketing » Ian last week when Mi
have asked us to make a statement hmley Huntington, president of the
S. Fletcher, county agent. During
September'"' five fa rn w « ""pun-hased «“ “
‘" f '**>""* " f ,h'
It» farmers pur,h**«M MR ,H.unds of
atlacide A number of others indi
rated their intention o f purchasing
chlorates for use during ttetober and
early November.
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Klamath
Falls - Indicai ime
are
mat the Klamath
county potato
c.up Uns yea. will be about bo pc,
cent of normal. w .U an iacraaaad
percentage o f number twos, accord-
mg to County Agent C. A. Henoer-
son Shipments increased rapidly dur
ing the latter part of .September and
early th-tober, reaching a tolsi of
-u care a day.
One of the entrances to the medical exhibit in the Hall
of Science of A Century of Progress—Chicago's 1933
W orld’s Fair—construction of which has already com
menced. Rising from colored terraces and decorated ta
white, gray, red and gold, this 700 by 400 foot structure
will be a masterpiece of modernist architectural design.
(¡ROW KRS
MAY JOIN ASSN
turkey
Beaverton Relief Committee, Sponsor
Benefit O f The W orthy And Needy Unemployed
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