The Beaverton review., June 24, 1932, Image 4

F R ID A Y . JU N E 24. 1931
PLAGUES
OF
Portland
have purchased
I Grove restaurant.
BRITAIN
E N G L I S H
Roughage Foods
Essential In Diet
The gravel mill at the mouth of
Mill Creek near Sheridan has re­
sumed operations.
— By Bateman —
F A M O U S
Forest
C A R T O O N I S T
The Rogue River bridge between
Wedderburn and Gold Beach wa*
dedicated recently.
TR
C. C. Inman and associates have 1
purchased the public dock at Fort
Orford. fo r $53,000.
H A T are "bulk and roughage**
W foods aud why are they essen­
tial in the diet?
Dr. B. F.
Butler o f Monmouth
has leased the C. C. Mulkey house
there as new office quarters.
There are certain foods which
Increase the natural action of the
intestines aud bring about normal
elimination. These foods are of
two classes: those containing or­
An organization of a $25,000 Hood ganic acids such as are found In
River Agricultural Credit Corp is ) oranges, lemons, grapefruit, toma­
toes. rhubarb or prune Juice; and
nearing completion at that place.
those containing cellulose such as
Work has started
on rebuilding i s ' found In brun. whole wheat,
swimming plunge
at Blue
Moun­ spinach, lettuce. Ilgs or dates.
\\ hen these ure missing from the
tain Springs.— Prairie City Journal
diet, your child becomes susceptible
to ono of the most common Ills
The people who
do not usually
And
see the traffic light, can generally of childhood — constipation.
see them if there is a policeman then it is that cathartics with
their resultant evils, are often
in sight.
resorted to.
How much easier it is for mother
Actual construction to start
in
the latter part o f July on the pro­ to encourage natural elimination!
With Just a little knowledge of
posed $140,000 Federal building at
the correct foods this Is not diffi­
Marshfield.
cult. Rice flakes, for instance,
Construction is underway on 1,000 make an ideal breakfast food for
feet of road approaching the new both child and adult. They contain
forestry department
bridge over soft and fluffy cereal cellulose
which provides the necessary mois­
the Rogue at Agness
ture-absorbing bulk, which Is stim-
The
Prince L. Campbell Fine ; ulating. yet non-irritating, offering
Hie
benefits as many leafy
Arts Museum
building
and the
vegetables do in a gentle, mild and
Campbell Memorial
Court,
natural way. e
dedicted at Eugene recently.
The newly remodeled Shell
Ser­
vice Station of Portland at
50th
and Sandy Blvd. was reopened.
s-
The Site occupied by the McIn­
tyre Tire
Shop has been secured
fo r the establishment of a new co­
operative creamery at Sheridan.
A crew of men have
started
work on the unimproved stretch o f
the Woodburn-Mt. Hood loop sec­
ondary highway at Eagle Creek.
A ft Kruger of
Gresham
wiil
move his automobile repair shop to
new puarters at the intersection ot
Main Avenue and Section line road.
Hadcn
Literal et ux to
G. B
Literal et al, laita 12 and 13,Bor- j
wick Acres.
Mary H Reiter to United States 1
Nations! Bank o f Portland,
3,SI
acres. See*
.’. 3. 10. A 11 TIB.
R IW
Elisabeth l,ee to Olive
L. Lee.
61.87 acres. T IS R5W.
R. T.
Bennett et ux to Floyd
Estepp et ux, l-ots 1, 2 and 3,
Biks 11, Garden Trs
...I— m i
I
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II ■
— .
Second Ward Church on N- First
St., LaGrande, has been dedicated.
A. M- and
W. A. b’yrd
have
taken over the “ Oswego Review.”
gon Experiment Station. It has been
found to be resistant to both mild
and rugose mosaic, two
ot the
worst virus diseases o f
potatoes,
and is an excellent cooking potato.
The Katahdin
potato
is a round
•hort potato,
the tubers smooth,
and shallow eyes.
N O T IC E
Roscburg— Plans fo r
a greatly
enlarged dressed turkey exhibit at
Robb's Ladies Shop has opened at
this year's turkey show were made
at a recent meeting o f the North­ ] Baker in the Bamburger building on
western Turkey
Breeders' associa­ Main Street.
tion reports J. C. Leedy, county
Shall Mercantile Co. at Wallowa
•gent. The sum of $150 was ap- has installed a line o f refrigerator
pi' priated as rash prizes for the ! show cases.
dressed exhibit«.
A new fruit and vegetable stand
USING T H E O L d T b EAN
Inspects Porter MacTight want-
«1 an empty bottle in which to
»nix a solution. He went to a drug
"tore, picked out one, and asked
the druggist
how much
it would
cost.
Well.
<ai<l the
druggist,
“ if
you want the empty bottle, it will
* P*nny. hut if you want any­
thing in it, the
bottle
will cost
you nothing"
"That a fair enough,” said Por­
ter, “ put in a cock.”
j has been opened
at Gresham
by
Chris Batter.
The local telephone company at
Sheridan is rebuilding lines smith-
east o f there.
! G. G. Gullion purchase the Gold
| Beach Bakedy from L. E. Goudy in
. Gold Beach.
17c
BeefSteak, lb........................
Chicken, Fryers and Roasters
Boiling Beef, per lb. . . .
Fresh Pork, to Fry, per lb.
Fresh Ground Hamburger, 2 lb.
Potato Chips, regular 10c size,
Mayonnaise, Best Foods, pt.
Beaverton Athletic Club
meet- i
ing, Wednesday evening. June 30 !
at 7:15, p m . at the Beaverton City
Hall.
Everybody interested is en­
treated to be there
8c
9‘c
25c
5c
15c
City Meat Market
Phone Beaverton 0855
We Hnndle Only Inspected Menls
C ITR U S PO W D ER—
3 large package«
IN
So why w orry this year
The |
ghosts o f our ancestors must smile
at our fancied calamities.
Start circulating ao few dollars
by giving someone a job digging
your soil, fixin g your barn, or pap­
ering your front bedroom. You'll be
surpriesd how much pep these cir­
culating dollars will
put into our
run-down motor.
Tiff
W E S S O N O IL
Q U AR T,
BA LCD M A L T —
PE R T IN
SU G A R — PU R E C A N E
20 POUNDS
Refined in the U- S. A.
.88
SPAG H K T T I— Franco-
American, 3 Tall Tins
M A Y O N N A IS E , GOLD
M E D AL, PER P IN T
P IN E A P P L E , Broken slices
3 No. 2'/i T IN S
.23
T U N A FLAKES—
S No- '/ T I M
.23
SOAP— W H IT E W ONDER
10 BARS
Í
L A M B SHOULDER,
ROAST, PE R lb.
C R E SC E N T B A K IN G
I ’ O 'U lK K -
1 2 m m
PLU M B IN G
JELLW ELL. A L L F L A ­
VORS. 3 PKGS.,
C A T S U P — Del Monte
2 P IN T B O TTLE S
W IIE A T IE S
2 PA C K A G E S
Two Deliveries Daily
Phones .3203 and 1702
and
Hardware,
STUDIO HAKliKR SUO «1
F IR S T C LA S S
H E A T IN G
AT
Paints
It.a» crin.
I’li one. 2003
W. E. PEGO
UND! K T A K E Il
.11
.28
.38
.39
.25
.38
.20
.29
.19
BEAVERTON!
F. W. B IS H O P
• r »n*r
.49
.23
M ARM ALAD E, TE A
G ARD EN, 16-OZ. JAR,
.15
SH O U LD ER ROASTS.
YO U N G PORK, PE R LB.
N O N E B E TTE R
A T A N Y PRIC E
I
Business Places lo Patronize
I " l a m b ” STEW
PER PO U ND
3 Lbs.
T H IS i s
1932
In 1893 (which was but 39 years
a go), over 150 railroads went bank­
Forest Products Treating Co. re- rupt.
, opened the treatment plant in The
In 1857, soldiers guarded the Na-
i Dalles.
National Treasure against raids.
In 1837, most of the factories on
'
New upholstered chairs have been
closed,
i installed at the Liberty Theatre at the Easter seanboard were
and $5,000 farms could be purchased
Condon-
fo r less than $250.
The Lewis Radio Service in T il­
In 1812, we hardly knew "whether
lamook
has enlarged
the
show we hod a home, a country or a live ■
to live.
I window.
George R. Swan o f Nyssa is com­
pletely modernizing his apartment
house there.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
be ------------------------- a
BOILING B E E F— P L A T E
I 2 POUNDS
1 Lb.
G B. Becker has established an
Independent
Market
at
Rose-
burg.
The south approach o f the Old
Oregon Trail to Baker is practically
completed.
Phone 3103
Quality Meats
Sat. & Mon. Specials, June 25*27
SPEED
“ Has she got speed?”
He grumbled low;
“ M y last typist
Worked too darn slow.”
The new girl came;
His heart was glad;
H e took her out
And found she had.
TOO T R I E
A niche in a church is similar to
The construction o f a $50.000
hotel at Oregon Caves is progres- an itch anywhere else- except It
is more difficult to scratch.
! sing.
Work will start soon on resur­
facing the highway from Otis to
Ke.-nville.
('buries Hernard
A L IN E R T W O
Regular stage service was resumed
between Halsey and Brownesville.
McMinnville— Despite the short­
age o f cash
on farms , Yamhill
county growers have fitted an ad­
ditional 120 acres o f land fo r irri­
gated pastures this year, reports
S. T. White, county agent,
New
irrigation projects have been estab­
The post
office department
at
lished on the farms o f R. S. Miller,
Willamina;
O. R. Dale,
Sheridan; t Corvallis has moved into the new
A. A. Nichols, Dayton; and Miller building.
brothers.
The Douglas Funeral
Home at
Roseburg has purchased a new am­
Oregon City— The Katahdin po­ bulance.
tato, hailed in a recent issue o f the
Wallowa Lake resort, four miles
Country Gentleman as a new var-
opened fo r
the
iety o f exceptional promise, is not from Joseph has
entirely new to Oregon, as already, season.
W. H Zivney, president o f the Or­
Work started
on finishing
of
egon Potato
Growers
association, Salmon
River
cut-off.— Willamina
has grown -this sort fo r one year Times.
and is planting the increase again
W. C. Knight has improved the
this year. A start o f this seed was
his barber
shop at
obtained last year through County j interior of
Agent J. J. Inskeep from the Ore­ Wheeler.
REVIEW
hay Imilera that will elevate the
the bales and return the board
aibllttonal power to operate. This
trailer.
1 mi. north of Beaverton
. . . ■■ i H |
Beaverton Alarfaet and Grocery
Corvallis— Some
Benton county
farmers have been follow in g
the
practice
of putting hay into the
barn directly from a chopper m-
» ead of in the usual manner. The
advantages,
according to County
Agent Cy Briggs, are that it oc­
cupies a much
smaller space, is
«asier to feed out and there is less
waste. One man discovered several
years ago that he could
p-J. his
alfalfa hay in partially green that
way and have a brown hay after
it went through a heat period. This
hay was greatly
relished by his
stock. The danger is th*t it will
get too hot and cause a bam fire,
says Mr. Briggs.
In an attachment to fasten on
bales 5 or 6 feet high,
weigh
automatically,
and requires no
device will fit on any make o f
PR O PO SA LS I N V I T K D *
Ug
B E AV E R TO N
MR. H A IL K R M A N
Would you In* Interested
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The Board o f Directors of School
District No 48 Washington County.
Beaverton, Oregon, will revive ppo-
1 posals until noon Tuesday, June 28. :
1932 for the delivery o f 100 cord*
o f first class old growth fir wood
Delivery to be made on or before
September 1, 1932-
C\ K. Mason, fhuirman
F. W . Livermore, Jr.. Clerk
adv e t f M
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The folks who jingle the money
Nobody Ever Returned
in their pockets can make consid­
“ You’re
sure
one
bottle will
erable noise with a few
Lincoln cure a cold?”
cents.
______
‘I t must, sir. Nobody ever came
, .
1 back fo r a second bottle.” — Ex.
.W S
Lives of great men all remind us.
Though to reach high fme we’ve
yearned.
V . V . ,. V - V « V A V . V - V « ,. V b ‘ . W ^ . V . V . V . ,. W . V . ,/ . V / . V . W . V - s
They depart and leave behind them.
Letters
that they should
have !
burned!
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TH E
First Old Maid: Would a stock­
ing hold all you want for Christ­
mas?
Second Old Maid: No, but a pair
o f socks would.
SPOSI) T’B U M O R U S
— m
W e Print Hutter Wrappers.
He; Did
I tell you
about my
swell apartment?
She: We had better not go into
that!
The erection o f steel super struc­
ture on the new $1,126,000 Feder­
al building in Portland has been
started by Poole & McGongile, con­
tractors.
Oregon State News
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Catastrophic
„Your uncle w arns hard o f hear­
in g ? ”
“ Hard o f hearing! Why, once he
conducted fam ily prayers kneeling
on the cat!”
®
ON OR EG O N FA R M S
T R A V E L E R S CHECKS In con­
venient dénominations aru »old by
the H ANK OF B E AV E R TO N , mam
her F E D E R A L
RESERVE
SYS­
TEM The rharge Is .75 per $100.
You that are planning a vacation
which
requires
traveling
should
protect ymir vacationing furol« with
t r a v e le r s « h e c k s .
Tis, MW.
J. W. Tanner has opened a bar­
ber shop in Springfield in the Com- 1
mercial Bank building.
Jean Harlow, Hollywood's own
platinum blonde, is a star in the
kitchen as well as in the studio.
After a day's work before the cam­
era Miss Harlow likes to hurry
home, chase the butler and cook
from the kitchen, and prepare for
the family some delectable dish.
She is fond of sweets because they
provide quick energy and is espe­
cially clever in concocting unusual
desserts. Here is one of them.
Ice Cream a la Jean
Put a slice of brick ice cream on
each plate and cover with sliced
canned or preserved peaches. Add
a generous dash of whipped cream
and top with a maraschino cherry.
The result will be a testimonial to
Jean Harlow's skilL
three teaspoon- ^
\
full* of /u^ar to
'
the. vinegar will '* v
£tve pickio* a
piquant ^
and ap-
James C. Sears at ux to John
L . Miller et ux. 40 acres Sec 19
A
cornerstone was laid for the
new- site o f the United Presbyterian
Church at Willamette.
Sweets For Jean Harlow
248 m eals
flr a l
and llilrd
Tuaa-
tluy e v e n in g *
al
7:30 P. M in (ha
Mrs. Sarah Cham-
1.0 O F. Hall.
Anna
herlaln, secretary, and Mts
Rogers, N. (!.
P ‘t
\
Aiding txiK> cr
Real Kstate Transfers I
<
Beaverton Rabel-
all
l.ntlga
N u.
B S f t t SAVI.
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*
Kev. Louie Adama, better known
as the converted Indian, will tell
h11* life story at the Naiarene church
Sunday morning at I I o’clock.
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Bids have been opened at K la­
math Falls
on the Main
Street
improvement
project.
I’Ll ? I OCRS
NKWS
At the annual school election o f
the W hitford school the tax was
voted and H. Eliander re elected
dimvtor and Win. Spriggel reelect­
ed.
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pp
More than
$¿00,000 worth of
road contracts
are
to be let in
. this state June 23.
Work is completed on enlarging
the fire department's quarters in
the Rainier city hall.
LOCAL
„ „ „ d in g
and
C. J
Barber
STE V E N S ,
Bravarlo,.I S A T IS F A C T IO N
HORSESHOEING
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
Shop
PR O PR IE TO R
G U ARANTEED
Boyd’s Variety Store
FOR
at the old stand
Corner Main and Front Street*
Satisfaction guaranteed Prices right
J. A. S T IT T . PROP.
B E A V E R TO N
OREGON
N O V E LT IE S
Hravrrton'a
K A M BERGER'S
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
A N D PRICES
Own
Store
MAPKS & SON
EATS
LA M P S
PRICES
E. D. VanMrtar, Prop.
Beaverton
EM BALM ERI
WORK
REASO NABLE
RESTAURANT
SHORT ORDER
Cigars, Tobacros
Confections, Soft Drinka
Cod» lib i»
— :—
Walmm Si.
M E A LS
CANDY
EATS
CRAZY C R YSTALS
A
Mineral W ater Treatment
Now Available In Beaverton
G ET A S A M P L E G LASS, FREE
Office Upalaira In Telephone Bldg
Phone 6702
Phone
0411
JOE K EMMER
Eor any
Kind
of Wood
Limb Wood Cut to Order
V " . V A ’ J A ’ J J iV J A ’ W .V Z / J V A ’ W A V A fZ A Y A W iV iW A V , .‘ .V .V A V A W A W /A A W A W *
You Can Now Buy
A T T A BOY, LEO !
Leo Spitzbart, our debonair Co ti­
rade in charms writes in from A -
pril H ill: “ Dear Editor: I went to
a party the other
night. Every­
body was supposed to bring their
own dew. I never drank ao much
water in my life. It wasn't crow­
ded either. A t least not under my
table. One o f the
girls
wore a
dress made entirely
from news­
papers. She made quite a hit, but
j she got lit, and burned— funny sec-
tion and all. My knowledge o f fire-
fighting came in handy. I rescued
her, but had to knock down three
other guys who
wanted
to do it.
The chairman o f the entertainment
committee
called a meeting, but.
when his daughter
made several
| motions, the meeting adjourned and
so did the party. Ta, Ta, see you
in jail.”
C L A S S IF IE D ADS
For Sale— A folding
bed by a
lady that shuts up and looks like
a piano.
Experienced
salespeople warned.
Male or
female. No others need
apply.
— Exchange
Mabel— When you spoke to fa-
i ther did you tell him you had a
| Wilson’s Food store o f Portland
thousand dollars in the hank?
j opened at the corner o f 44th and
Jack— Yes.
Glison greets.
Mabel— And what did he say?
Mr. and Mrs. William Painter o f Jack-—He borrowed it.
SHF.RWIN
!
Right
W IL L IA M S
Here In
P A IN T
Beaverton
DEW EY
SPECIALS FOR FR ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y
TH E P L U M B E R
\
Carries
a Complete
Line
Paints, Enamels, Etc.
I
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M A K E YO U R G AR D E N
i
P A Y D IV ID E N D S
We
Offer
the
All
Steel MontiraHo Garden Plow
A t a Special Price o f $3.95
l/et us nuppljr your needs with
25 ft. Swan Garden Hose . . . $1.95»
50 ft. Goodrich Rib Cord hose $1.83
Irvington Lawn Mowers . . . . $7.50
And Many Other Real Bargains
Sealy
Mattress
Sale Continues
Until July 1st
Save Money----- Trade At
“TH E
F R IE N D L Y
.05
Putnam’s Dry Cleaner .2 9 $.39 Alcohol Rub
, q
.75 Russian Mineral
Dyes, Diamond,
*0 18
Oil
.2 3
of
j
Week
Palmolive Soap, Bar,
$.90 Mellon’s Food
Phone 7702
This
O PPO R T U N IT Y S A L E
Dyes, Putnam,
Dyes, Tintex,
$.60 Listerine
.30 Listerine
MI-31
STO RE”
frehey Hardwire ft Furniture Co,
Beaverton, Ore., Phone 7751
Johnston’s Lotion
$.5 9
.08
.08
*37
*1 7
.3
.1 7
$1 00 Cotv powtjer
50 NeeU
.50 Non-Spi
.50 Pepsodent Anti­
septic
.59
.89
.39
*39
.39
Your Dollar Goes Farther At
DEAWS DRUG STORE
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