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prove that the party has teeth in [ § ’ i hicks, Sum Walters 750, James Mr, ami Mrs. Harold Nixon and 1 it Intertwinning in a sort o f halo W«>ters 000, Mrs. J. Trac.heel 200, daughter Maxine. Mr and Mrs. II CEDAR MILL will be the donkey's and the clep Clove i'»u n s 250. B. Ki>«v»i*, Mr. and Mrs. W W BARNES BRIEFS phant’a tails, with mistletoe ever Howard, Mr. and Mr». N P. John Friends o f Mr. am) Mrs. A. Workmen have (wen busy tear hanging. m ------------------------------------ -- This will indicate party son ami son lesile, Mr. amt Mr» ing up the floor in the store for harmony ami will get th* tails out ( Cont’d from Correspondence page* Shearer helped them celebrate their George Grayson, rml Bert Marshall. forty fifth wedding anniversary ■ n merly occupies) by Sprague in the of the way in fly time. season. Some are not ordering en Cady building The old floor has And now that we have a ticket account of the slump in the price the evening o f Easter Sunday. The lieeti tom out and concrete liases and an emblem, we will need . nly o f eggs the last two years. b u t following comprised the group who Ilrown’» S|iocittl Ointment, the placed to hold a new floor. a simple platform. Th« first plank dropped In as a complete surprise quick cure for impetigo, itch. etc. It is rumored that the room many are hoping for better prices adv will be o f course, no taxes o f any j to the couple: Mrs Arihle Stevens, Brown’s Beaverton Pharmacy. has been leased. but no definite next winter. Ed Young has 1,000 kind. The President and cabinet will | announcement has been made to i give shows all o(‘er the country and that affect receipts will lie enough to carry the j government. Thoughts O h Nomin- Secondly, Congress will be in se< tions As Told »ion only during the winter months By Tillie Tattler and the hot air emanating there from will be piped to every temper Friday and Saturday, \pril I and 2 (Coat’d from Correspondence page) ate tone home, thus insuring free , heat. “ Riders of the Purple Saffi»” when the Japs are Awake. With no taxes and no fuel bills to With 1.c o r e e O 'B rie n and un all* For Secretary of War we propose pay, who can say nay to such a Bishop James Cannon The war de star cast partment needs an unmutsled gun ticket and such a platform? » Besides, his name fits in well and Sun., Mon., ’lues. \pr. .1, I and 3 gives an idea of what a war de MODERN VERSION partment is all about. With him as WM. POWK1.I. IN secretary o f war there would be Sing a song o f sixpence “ HIGH PRESSURE” fewer dry jokes. Pocket full o f Rye. One o f the Year's llc-l Pictures For Secretary o f the Navy, there Four und twenty days in jail is only one natural choice, Chic Where they serve no pie. Sales. His public talks and also his When the jail was opened W id.. Thurs.. April 6, 7 books lead us to Indieve that he All begun to shout. S T \KKING S YI.I.Y FILERS in would be a pacifist and in favor o f Now we’ll have our rye again fewer vessels. Therefore we are for Al Capone is out. “ DANCE T E A M * Chic. Another “ Broadway Melody” Harvey S. Firestone is our choice N E\\ LINES ADD ED Plenty of luiughs and Tears for Secretary o f the Treasury. He TO FORMER STOCK would favor demonetiaing gold and Fri„ Sat.. April 8. 9 silver and would make rubber iht Boyd's Variety Sflorc has just re Booth Thriving.on’* Immortal Clu-si standard o f value. Therefore IK ciuld stretch a dollar further that. reived a nice full line of glassware, “ PENROD A N D SA M ” Mellon or Alexander Hamilton. Fur china ami novelties which makes a Phone Bravrtloii 0855 IKON JANNKY W O M l T1IE thermore he knows more about in very pleasing display. Y’ou can also find ladies' spring ItKST HAD BOYS IN HOLLYWOOD IS flation and deflation than anyone YND ZASl PU TS hats, ladies’ beach hs.*s am! garden else in the country. both ladies and gen Babe Ruth bobs up as our nom huts for These hats are priced, ADULTS, 25c inee for Secretary c f Commerce. tlemen. STUDENTS. 15c What industry neetL is a King of mens’ for 25c to 49c and for the CHILDREN l N DER I-’ . H>c Swat and Babe ran deliver. He ladies from 25c to 98c. SUNDAY M \ TIN EE. 2 P. M. Neat paper shopping hags only | knows the value o f home runs and Every night 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. adv e-18 what business needs to day is soau 5c. one to get it beyond first base. ■ ■ There’s too much hugging the bag right now, so. Babe, we are with YNNNVSNWW.'AUVNW.'.NNW.W.V.NNW.NNNNWW.'AVN'. you for the bigger job. For Secretary of Agriculture we are unanimous in choosing Alfalfa Bill Murray. There should be at least one flowing moustache in the cabinet and Bill has it. Bill knows CARBON COPY POT ROASTS. STEER his alfalfa and petroleum and he BEEF. PER IHfUNO. and could lubricate the Farm Board, put LAMB OR VEAL STEW, C A R R O N COATED more vitamins in it and wouldn’t PI K POUND have to be greased himself. f BEAVERTON THEATRE Quality Meats S A T U R D A Y S P E C IA L S All Beef Steaks, lb. . 17c Hamburger, 2 lb. . . 25c Side Pork, l b . .................... 12‘c Delicious Dill Pickles, 6 for . 10c Norwegian Sardines, 4 tins . 25c Royal Gelatin, quick setting, box 5c City SILK STOCKINGS r i LO CAL Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. George Hugh- son. Beaverton. Oregon; Miss Elea nor Hall, Beaverton. The John Mainland house on 3rd street has been rented by Floyd Tefft, through the Beaverton Realty company. The Teffts expect t o The grangers will clean their hall move here next week from Timber. on Wednesday. April 6 at 1 o ’clock They are well known here, and will Essex Marsh sold a Plymouth be welcomed back by their many car during the last week to Fred friends. Smith. Mrs W. E. Wattles. North Ad Russell Spencer has been out o f ams, Mich., who died March 27. school the past week on account of leaves a husband and two sons, Merritt and Russell, a sister-in-law, illness. Mrs. J. L. Harris of Beaverton. Gayford Wilson is spending the Mr and Mrs. Wattles were formei week at Twin Rocks with his aurtt, residents o f Beaverton and have Mrs. Chalmers. many friends here. Genevieve Carter spent the spring A1 Jannsen says the depression vacation with her aunt, Mrs. R. b is over. He has five jobs going: Brown o f Garden Home. One a gas well being drilled near Mrs. Tom Miller and Mrs. O. M Yamhill, one a well for writer at Taylor o f Hazeldale were callers at Kelso, one fo , the Columbia River Paper mills at Vancouver, one just the A. E. Wilson home Tuesday. south of Cornelius, and one for the Mrs. R. B. Brown attended the Ray-Maling Co. at Hillsboro. regular meeting o f the Willamette Mrs. S. B. Lawrence called her Chapter of the D. A. R., Friday. committee meeting last Tuesday to J«>hn Garrish, who is a senior at plan for the garden party to be Oregon State College, spent spring given in June. Those present were: vacation at Raleigh with his par Mrs. Doy Gray, Mrs. Elmer Stipe. ents. Mrs. F. Schoene, Mrs. Otoo Erick E. S. Doering is making appli son, Mrs. William Engelke, Mrs cation for a real estate dealers’ li Henry Neilson and Mrs. Whitworth. cense and experts Ho get into that Judge Wallace McCamant will de business here soon. liver his address. “ Washington, the Mrs. Louis Stark held a song Man’ ’ at the Hillsboro high school practice for the Grange at her auditorium Friday evening, April 8, home last Monday evening, which under the auspices of the committee was well attended. appointed to prepare celebrations Lowell Kahr and one of the W il for ithe two hundredth anniversary loughby boys went to Sandy on of the birth o f "The Father of Our Wednesday evening for the smelt Country.’’ KAP. PENINGS run now in progress. Mrs. Ethel Robinson o f Florida has been visiting friends and rela tives in the Northwest the past winter. Her first stop was at Seat tle, where she visited with her son, Carrol Robinson, who is in the avi Lucy, Josephine, Dano and Lou ation service there. From there she ie Guiso, o f Portland spent their came to Portland, where she spent Easter holidays visiting Dena ana some time, and last week she vis Louise Merlo at Commercial Hotel. ited with her aunt, Miss Le-ttie Mc T. A. Mowers of Portland has Kay, at Whitford. purchased from A. E. Trump, the house formerly occupied by L. E. CLUB W ILL MEET Kramer on Lombard St. near Allen A T LOCAL CHURCH Ave. Mrs. Florence Drorbaugh and Mrs. Bertha Wilson attended the Journal cooking school Thursday at the Auditorium in Portland. Mary Overroeder’s house on 3rd street has been rented to M. R. Jack, who will occupy it at once The deal was made through C. E. Hedge's office. Daniel Burkhalter, Democratic candidate for nomination for coun ty judge a>t the primaries next May was a guest at the Kiwanis lunch eon this week. Omn W. Boles o f Greenburg station broke the large leader in his right ankle last Monday morn ing, but is getting ak>ng nicely un der the care o f Dr. Mason. ■: Beaverton Market and C rocerij j Sat. & Mon. Specials, April 2-4 j: .15 12 1 Lb. .28 BACON. Medium. YVh 1 .18 r Half, Side. Per Lb OILING BEEF. STEER .80 I PER .12 POUND Secretary o f the Interior requires some thought. After recalling the Harding administration we feel that we must take a Fall out o f that job. Senator Hiram Johnson might make a good man but we cannot go to California for all of our mater ial. Senator Borah is another choice choice. If Gandhi lived here we might select him to give the job a little color. A fter canvassing the field, how ever. we believe Julius Fleischmann, the yeast magnate, would he the right man. With more yeast in the cabinet it could raise anything. At lease he could hop all over the country and that's something. A party without a name or an emblem, o f course, would be like a boat without a rudder, so we name our party the Cheer Up party. For an emblem we will have the trunk of an elephant with a donkey's teeth deeply imbedded in it. This will NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICK MAYONNAISE, id il.li MEDAL. PINT FORM AY' SHORTENING 1 POUND TIN ROYAL BAKING POWDER. 12- OUNCES GRAHAM CRACKERS. 2-POUND b o X MOTHER’S OATS. China or Crystal. Large Pkg. -ALM OS. I • FTT. MONTE SOCKEYE, 2 tall can- JEI.I.o ALL FLAVORS 3 pkgs.___________________ .25 .23 .39 .25 .29 .53 .23 Two Deliveries Daily EDW ARD C. LI CE Candidate for nomination for County Clerk The major part o f this announce ment o f candidacy is to express my grateful appreciation of past favors bestowed on me by the people ot Washington County. Also voters are reminded that they must be registered before they can vote. Registration books close thirty days before election. Edward C. 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OR NOODLES. 2 3 QUAKER ■ l’ K G __________ Phones 3203 and 1702 SAVING S ACCOU N T IS R E A D Y TO SE R V E Your Ravings Account is your emergency kit, always ready to serve you. Start one and watch it grow with the BANK <>K BEA VERTON, Memlier o f the Federal Reserve System. adv PROGRAM NOTICE FOR COU NTY ASSESSOR » m --------------------------------------------------- ______ » IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am asking the Republican voters of Washington County for re-election in the Primaries, May 20th. 1932 I am a candidate to succeed myself. I have held the office o f Sheriff for the past three years and if the voters approve o f the administra tion I would appreciate their assis tance of going to the Primaries anJ voting f r me for Sheriff for the next term o f office. Benefit Beaverton R ELIEF COMMITTEE Respectfully submitted, .1 W Connell, Sheriff . 1 . HIGH SCHOOL N E W S * s ------------ ——--------------------------------- g, The lobby o f the gymnasium re minds us more o f a broker's office this week. Students rush in and Mrs. L. Gerber's farm on Barnes a»k the “ broker-’ for anywhere from road, near Tualatin View, has been 1 to 200 votes for their candidate. candidates ? Haven’t you rented to Pete Martin of Portland, What through the Beaverton Realty Co. heard! This is the week when the Girl Reserves Carnival Queen is to The Martins moved in yesttrday. be elected. Mrs. Gertrude Gore sang a solo The new name for the Carnival at the Women's Auxiliary o f the Eagles. A few members o f her h “ Krazy Kapers Karnival’. This submitted by Henry rhythm band from W hitford. school name was Greenwald, a Junior, in the name also contributed to the program. contest, who won six tickets to the Prayer meeting from Church of Music Box .theatre. A large num Christ met at the jv>mt of Mr. and ber o f girls have had their Easter Mrs. Earl F. Hall, last week, and a bonnets thrown in the ring for large crowd was present. A good Queen Candidate. They are. Jeanne study and a song service was en Posson, Mae Morgan, Evelyn A lex joyed by all. ander, Audrey McQuillan Betty Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wilson a t Stickney, Anna belle Benson, Ali e tended the show', Sunday night, at Benson. Helen Godfrey. Rose Kam- the Beaver Theatre. They say there , berger, Emma Findley and Gertrude is a great improvement in the . Matzke. show-house since Mr. Devaney has The votes are being sold for a taken over the management. penny a piece, and are selling “ like Mrs. J. A. McCann and son, Ted, ; hot cakes'' and many a “ boy friend'' spent Saturday in Portland While is being broken financially to keep there they visited with Mrs. Fisher j his “ sweetumi” at the top o f the and her son Donald. Ted remained list. to spend Easter at the Fisher home, | Here’s the latest count: Evelyn Jeanne Posson, Mrs. McCann is Mrs. Fisher’s Alexander, 565; 416; Audrey McQuillan, 92; Mae mother. Morgan, 82; Annalielle Benson, 28; Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Hall enter Alice Benson. 13; Rose Kargberger, tained several friends at their home 10; Betty Stickney, 5; Gertrude Easter Sunday. A pleasant time Matzke, 3; Emma Findley. 2; Ziel- was spent by all. Among the guests en Godfrey, 1. 1 * W were: Mr. and Mrs. George Spring The girl receiving tlie highest er and two little sons, Bill and number o f votes will be Carnival Gdorge o f Capital Hill, Ore.; Mr. Queen, and the next two girls will and Mr. Carl Rogers, Beaverton, be her Princesses. dUTTER. OREGON CITY PER POUND CARLTON OR GOLD MEDAL. LB. B- The Congregational club will meet at the local church next Monday evening, April 4th. A 50 cent din ner will be served at 6:30. There will be a program of music and in teresting speakers. Everybody is cordially invited to attend this pro gram and dinner, but reservations must be made by Saturday either to Rev. Clarke or to the Bethel Aid. f. roíi EVtiRV BUSINESS E l.O lK Al B L U '. BEST 1 I O PATENT. 4 '-Ih SACK ! • ! « - > :!: J. i i *!• l t E. Carpenter I hereby formally announce my candidacy for the office of County Assessor on the Republican ticket, subject to the Primary election to be held May 20th. 1932. In so doing I am not unmindful o f the’ import ance c f this offi c and it's require ments. In soliciting the support o f the electorate of this County 1 am offering you the knowledge gained by 15 years experience as Deputy Assessor in this office, believing, as I do. that this is one of the highest) qualifications required to conduct this office intelligently, successfully, and efficiently in the interest o f the H. A. KURATLI taxpayer. For County Judge I have no promises to make that If nominated and elected, I will I cannot and willnot fulfill ;l>ut if nominated and elected I shall not during my term of office devote all only ask, but urge the hearty co- of my time and efforts to give to operation o f the taxpayer, extending , Washington County an economical, to him the utmost courtesy, giving efficient and businesslike adminjs- for every my personal attention to any sug tration o f its affairs, gestions or complaints to which my dollar expended I will endeavor to attention may be called, that might, see that one dollar in value is re in any way make for a just and ceived therefor, I am in favor of equitable assessment, thus resulting giving each road district, especial in a like distribution o f the tax bur ly those in the outlying districts an opportunity to vote their own spe den. In soliciting your support. I pledge cial road tax to make such im provements as are needed in their my entire time and best effort«. Adv c 18 community. J ! £ X t And to secure funds to Send Band to Corvallis For I i : I STATE HIGH SCHOOL BAND CONI EST! ! i I. HAND CONCERT ........ .......... F. E. Hush nell. Director D AN C E RECITAI........... . . . Loretta Florence, Director Of Multnomah who will PUBLIC SPEAKING conduct dancing classes in Peaverton ..................E. G. Wehl», Teacher An Hour and a Half of Worthwhile Entertainment H IG H SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ERI DA Y EVEN ING APRIL 1, 1932 ! Meat Market 8:00 P. M. ADMISSION, 25c . 1 . . 1 . J I I I x .1* V . 1 . . 1 . I :!: ! : I Y :!: Í .1. J >) T1
