THK BEAVERTON REVIEW
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1932
MRS. DEAN’S BROTHER UARNES FAMILY HAS
GUESTS AT DINNER
DIES AT ROSEBURG
Mrs. L. R. Oe»n was calks!
to
i Roseburg last week by the death o f
her brother, George Dietsch, who
Katherine Denney is home for the P“ sawl » w“ >- D u m b e r 24 after a
holidays.
several weeks’ illness o f flu and
; pneumonia.
Kenneth Hague* went <o Tacoma
Mr. Dietsch was deputy
sheriff
Wednesday, to remain until after for Douglas county for a number
New Year’s.
0f years, and was highly esteemed
Mrs. Mary Denney o f Jefferson b* ,U who knew him
Hc »• ®u r '
visited Monday and Tuesday at the
b>" * “ wlf* ;
P*r*n*, ; t' " >
sisters, Mrs. L R. lVan o f Beaver
U. K. Denney ihome
ton. and Mrs. Prehaut o f Gorvais;
Mrs. M. C. McKercber returned and a brother, F. J. Dietsch of Los
Monday from a visit at Tillamook Angeles.
With Mr. McKercher.
Rev. Chat. Clarke, pastor o f the
Bethel church,
recently
spent
several days at Nelscott Beach.
HITEON
of SiBerton, and Lou Guard of Ad
vert on.
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A number from here attended the
budget meeting kt Hillsboro Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. I - M. Davies and
family were visiting Tuesday
a t
Powell Valley,
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barnes en
tertained with a largo dinner party
on Christmas day. Those present
were;
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tallman of
Longview, Mr. and Mrs.
William
Campbell o f Union. Mr. and Mrs
M. H. Metcalfe. Ernest Metcalfe,
John Peterson.
Harold
Peterson,
Edward Campbell o f Pacific Univer
sity. Mrs. Fluke, Mr. and Mrs. IV
C. Tallman, Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
Barnes, Lucile Barnes. Mr. and Mrs
H. M. Barnes and sons, John and
Robert.
Mr. and lir a . C. W. Struthers
and Kenneth spent Sunday at tilie
Haggerty home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Davias and
children had Chriatmas dinner at
the Geo. I <«vies home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baeon and
family had Christmas dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell at T i
gard.
LEEDY GRANGE PLANS FORMER KIN TON MAN
HURT IN ACCIDENT
MASQUERADE DANCE
Mrs. Joe Bush or Aloha was a
Leedy Grange o f Cedar Mill is
luncheon guest at the home o f Mr. planning a masquerade ball for the
and Mrs. J. H. Hulett, on Monday.
evening o f Saturvav, January knd.
Mr. and Lester Tallin*n o f Long at the Cedar Mill Grange hall. A
view returned home Tuesday after good orchestra has been secured,
a week’s visit with relatives here. and everything is set for a jolly
time
The Misses Rhoda and
Gladys
Prises are to be given for various
Shellenberger, and Paul Shellenber-
ger are home for the holiday vaca- costumes, including one each for the
tlon
best character costume, for man and
j lady, and the most comical costume
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hudson ret- f or man anj lady,
urned home from Los Angeles last
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week after a ten-day visit won DRORBAUGHS HAVE
friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Van Kleek
were dinner guests tliristmas day
J. C. Anderson, son of Mr. and at the Borland home
at
North
Mrs. J. C. Anderson, formerly o f Plains.
Kintkwt, was struck by a taxicab,
lliteon pupils and teacher are en
and quite badly injured, Thursday
joying a vacation until JanuaJy 4.
evening in Portland. Several rib*
The program given by the pupils
were broken, also his right arm and
Thursday evening was enjoyed by
shoulder blade.
He received other
a large crowd.
injuries and cuts.
The following guests spent Christ
•Mr. Anderson was
immediately
rushed to St. Vincent's
hospital, mas day at the E D. Hite home:
where he is doing as well as can Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flint, Mr. anil
be expected.
His
many Kint.vn Mrs. Robert Holland und son, and
friends wish him a speedy recovery. the Garfield Hite family o f Sher
wood.
DINNER PARTY GIVEN
AT METCALFE HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Allen from
Portland, Mrs. Bu from Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. W . R. Van Kleek
and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Smith and
were Christmas dinner guests
at
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh
Maxine from Garden Home were
the J. C. Anderson home in Port entertained Sunday with a turkey
Sunday dinner guests at the M
callers Christmas evening at the
land.
H.
Metcalfe
home
were
Mr.
ano
dinner in honor o f Mr. Drorbaugh’s
Struthers home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Peck and sister. Hazel, o f California, who ts Mrs. H. M. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Tallman o f Longview. Mr
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. L. Haggerty en
son Crandal were Christmas guests visiting here.
Campbell o f tertained at dinner Christmas nay
o f Mr., and Mrs. Stanley Hoar of
The following guests were pres- and Mrs. William
Portland.
1 ent: Mr. and Mrs. J. A Singleton Union. John Peterson, Mrs. Fluke, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nielsen and
Harold Peterson. John and Robert
Mr. ary Mrs. George Smith and
Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Met daughter of Tigard. Mr. an,i Mrs.
don
and
daughter.
Robert
Drorbaugh
Rov Lietz o f St. Johns, Mr. and
sons o f Newport spent Sunday at
calfe, Ernest Metcalfe.
Mrs. M. J. Haggerty and children
the home o f Mr. and Mrs ¿ w U
Kuest
b ° n‘ r- Mis9
Smith.
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During the past eleven months.
Mrs. Hocken, o f Corvallis,
i s
a $10.000 bond issue has
been 162,000 pounds o f ca.vtira bark
spending the week end here with approved for the improvement of shipped from Southwestern Oregon.
— Marshfield News.
her father, George Davies, and other the water system at Jacksonville,
relatives.
The Nebergall Meat Parking Co.
Dale Mercer has opened the Man's
IMrs. Elizabeth McGowan returnee, is preparing to open a retail meat Shop in Pendleton on Main Street
from the hospital Thursday.
She market in the Piggly W iggly store in the location formerly occupied b>
is still confined to her bed but is at Roseburg.
the Buster Brown Shoe Co.
able to see visitors.
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GUESTS AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christensen
are receiving congratulation*
o n
the arrival of a six pound daughter |
on tliristmas eve. Mother and balie j
are at St. Vincent's hospital unorr
the care of Dr. Uiasett.
Overnight freight servie» from
1’Ukiis are progreaaing for
t h e
proponed post olfiee
building I n Portland to Cushman has Iwen in
augurateli.
Portland.
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S S A T U R D A Y
Uhurch of Christ
G. W. Springer, minister
Next Sunday will be Home Com
ing Sunday. Annual reports will be
given by the various departments
of the church. A basket dinner will
be served in the basement. Bring
your dinners to the church Sunday
morning. A splendid fellowship is
anticipated.
Next Sunday's program ut the
Sunday school will be in keeping
with
the
season.
"Resolutions
week" will be the theme. An excel
lent resolution for the members of
the Sunday school to observe will
be to be present, every Sundsy, on
time, with a studied lesson and a
mind to learn.
The Christian Endeavor held its
annual watch party Thursday. I Me
31st, at the home of Jess and t.etoa
Kiely.
The sermon topics next Sunday
will he "The Law and the Gospel”
in the morning and “ How Shall We
Escape?" in the evening.
Quality M eats
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S P E C IA L S
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14c
17c
18c
25c
23c
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\ Fresh Side Pork, lb.
| Pork Steak, lb.....................
0 All Beef Steaks, lb.
¡1 Bacon, lb.
j ^ Hamburger, 2 lb.
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4 Pure Lard, 2 lb.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Wanted—General ponstrueiion work.
Handle any work relating to the
building trades. Can fix the kids'
toys. Glad to talk yesir proposi
tion over with you. Phone Ben
verton 705!, F. Strickland. Rt 1.
Adv p 5
Mrs. Peterson and
Fletcher, o f Portland
with Mr. and Mrs. N.
their home in Boyd’s
niece, Gladys
are visiting
Scidmore at
park.
LAMB ROAST
LEG. PER INAfND
Acid Test Given U. S. Products In
Building Over New Zealand Gas Pool
PORK SHOULDER
ROASTS, LET.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Spear and !
daughters Margaret Ann and Jean '
spent Christmas day at the home |
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Spear.
NONE BETTER
AT ANY PRICE
SPERRY PANCAKE
FLOUR. 9-LB. BAG
George Davies enjoyed
a visit
with a brother, C. J. Davies, of
Portland, and a nephew, C. D. Da
vies. o f Seattle, on Monday.
" s y r u p , t e a
PINT JUG,
QUART JUG,
RICE, BLUE ROSE.
5 LBS.
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SOAP, WHITE WONDER O O -
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CANNED OYSTERS
3 FIVE-OZ. CANS
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ross man. former
residents of this place, were visit
ing friends in town Tuesday. Mr. :
Rossman is a teacher in the Salem
sahools.
35c
Frsnk Vaile o f Canada, who has
been making his home with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Zastrow for the past
three months, has gone to stay with
a brother in Portland.
STARCH. AMÄIZO. C O R N O O .
OR GLOSS. 3 PEGS.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Denney
entertained with a 500 party
at
their home at Whitford Wednesday j
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. i
Rex Denney o f Mt. Shasta, Calif.
J. J. Wallace of Portland
has
rented the Walter Harris house on
Second and Stott streets. The deal
was made through the Beauervon
Realty Co.
Mr. Burke o f Camas, Washing
ton, has rented one of Mrs. R. EI-
lerson’s places. He is said to have
moved into the house this week. C.
E. Hedge o f the Bearverton Realty
Co. had the renting o f the place.
Mero L. Tanner Tent, Daughters
of Union Veterans o f the Civil War>
met in regular
session at
the
I.O.O.F. hall Monday afternoon. At
their next meeting, January
11, 1
the tent officers for 1932 will be
installed. Pot luck lunch will be
served at noon.
garden
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33c
25c
Phone Beaveilon 0855
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Welcome
Youngster
Phones 3203 and 1702
C o v e r n m .a t Bath B u ild in , and O n . o f P o o l* .
CHICAGO—Tne new Government
both emporium at Rotorua. New Zea
land. erected over a boiling mud pool
that constantly emits deadly gases
wblcn quickly destroy ordinary con
struction materials, is attracting the
attention ot architects, builders snd
engineers throughout this country be
cause ot the American products used
In the structure.
Great difficulty was experienced not
only in erecting the building, but in
obtaining materials for it* construc
tion that would withstand the tre
mendous heat and the disintegrating
effect of the carbonic snd sulphuric
acid and sulphuretted hydrogen gsses
of the pool. During certain phases of
T he MONTAG
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Tino l J a n k <> f I j m w i o k t «> n
“ JtGwwi Bank. In A Good Town. In 1 he Garden Spot O f Oregon "
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just liko grandmother used to
fasten package cord to the barn
rafters. Then a bent piece of wire
is hooked through a chocolate and
tied to the string. From that point
on. It’s speed that counts. "The
secret behind getting more than
your share,” say* Ann Penning
ton who started the fad, "la to
avoid the caramel*. They slow you
up. It's a great game and besides.
It's one way of handing the girls
an adequate ration ot sweet*.
Most of us you know, don’t get
enough of the sugared foods In our
diet and If you don't believe they’re
necessary, try hoofing It through
three acts with nothing under
your belt but « lettuce sandwich.”
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A bevy of beauties from “ Everybody’» Welcome,” a current
Broadway production, ehow how it'e done. (A t right) Ann Penning
ton who revived the “ bobbing” paat-time.
H E A T E R
‘Our Red Trucks Deliver”
W . J. McCready Lumber Company
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We Hope He Brings Prosperity,
Health, and Happiness
To You, Your Family,
And Your Friends
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the construction, the workers were
compelled to wear gas masks into
which fresh sir had to be pumped
constantly during their operations.
Hoards made of presdwood material
manufactured at Laurel. Mis* were
used for panelling the walla end ceil
ings throughout the building.
In one of the bathing pools enclosed
within the structure, the bricks bad
to be specially made cf leadless glaze
and laid In molten sulphur. *s cement
disintegrated rapidly in the waters ol
the pool rhe erecting engineer state*
that cine is the only metal having
!*«*!•- oropertles tn this building, as
anything with lead or copper as part
of the alloy quickly dlaintegratea.
F. D. Peck, Sales Agent
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The Beaverton Review
Chorines Revive “ Bobbing for Sweets” Game
ROADW a Y. come folks seem to
think, la the last place in the
world to look for old fashioned
Meee or customs. Maybe so, but
Believe It or not, thoae "pretty
•«tootle»" as the columnlats tay,
who dance behind the footlights,
tiave gone back to grandmother’s
diary for some bright new Ideas on
how to pats the time between acts
and after. For tnetance, they take
a long piece of string and fasten
cue end to the overhead plumbing.
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POT ROASTS. STEER
15c
BEEF, PER POUND,
FRESH CORNED BEEF
\2[c
PER POUND
TOMATO SOUP. CAMP
23c
BELL'S, 3 CANS
CANNED GRAPEFRUIT
43c
3 NO. 2 CANS
FLOUR. AI.BKKS, BEST
PATENT. 49-lb. SACK 1.15
CANNED SALMON
28c
PINK, 3 TALL CANS
CATSUP. SN Y D E R «,
39c
2 PINT BOTTLES
ROYAL CLUB JELL
25c
POWDER, i I'KGS.
CANNED TOMATOEB,
25c
3 NO. 2 CANS
Two Deliveries Daily
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NEW YEAR
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Mrs. Emma Johnson o f Portland
visited o«ver the week end with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. F . J . Felsher.
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Sat. & Mon. Specials, Jan. 2-4
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Our showing o f the new
Montag
Circulator
Heaters will be the answer to the heating prob
lem, bringing pure, clean warmth
in abundance
throughout the house from
a central location,
which will mean less work, lower fuel cost, and
a beauty that harmonizes with your furniture.
We are happy to give you this information
o f our showing o f Montag Circulators, to show
you what they can do toward bringing you the
best o f warmth at the lowest possible cost. Our
folder explains in detail how the warmth is circu
lated throughout the home. Please ask for a copy.
HUY FROM YOUR
HOME MERCHANT
Richey Hardware and Furniture Company