THK BEAVERTON REVIEW FRIDAY, JULY 29 . 19 ** i * ON OREGON F A R M S f LOCAL H APPENING. ■ --------------------------------- —• Elgin— Ladak alfalfa, which has b«en reported as superior to other sorts in some Oregon sections, is _ apparently not as well suited' to Geo. Mape» of Scholls was in this region as Grimm, judging from demonstration tests made by local town Monday. farmers On the Luther Hindman Charlie Lake has returned from place the lutdak apparently made a a visit to California. hitter growth, but careful measure­ Mrs- Cox and Mrs. Bierly of ments of yield showed that the Kinton were in town Wednesday Grmm outyieMed it for the first crop by considerable margin. afternoon. | Work is progressing on the Fed­ nient Day. Heaven wants you saved "For eral building at Bend. God so loved the world that he gave His only begotten son that TRAVELERS CHECKS In con­ NOTICE K> CONTRACTORS whosoever believeth in Him should venient denomination* are add by Sealed bids will lie received by not perish but have everlasting tie BANK OF BEAVERTON, mem­ the City of Beaverton. Oregon, lite." Bible Salvation, Beaverton, ber FEDERAL RESERVE SYS­ until 8 o'clock pm August 1st, Oregon *dv TEM The charge is ,7R per »100. 1932, for the drilling of a water ' You that are planning a vacation well 10 inches in sise, the place of 1 which requires traveling should drilling to be designated by the protect your mentioning funda with City. Specifications can be had at TRAVELERS CHECKS, the office of the City Clerk. A certified check or bidders bond for A Band, choir and mule quartet 20'. of the amount of the bid, CARD OF T H A N K S 1 at Croenl payable to the city, must accom­ concert will be given • A Sunday afternoon. There I pany each bid. The city reserves woods We wish to take this opportun­ the right to reject uny and all will be a basket dinner at 1 and ity of thanking everyone who so the concert will lie at 2:4ft. Drive bids 1 kindly helped In putting out the By order of the council of the to Rich's Garage on the Cornell fire at our home Tuesday, and for road, and go nsth G mile Watch city of Beaverton, Ore. for signs. Everybody is welcome. ' saving as many articles of furni­ A. K Wilson, Mayor ture as was |tossitile Is'la E Richey, clerk and re­ There will be no admission II 8 Clupp and family corder adv c34-3ft O ID -TIM K DANCE There will be an old-time ilanci ONE M INUTE D EM ) at Cedar Milts Grange Hall Salm Safe in glory — day night, July 30. Admission 2.V. Or down in doom! adv c34-3ft Without hope the Christless dead wait to meet their sins on Jiutg- Mem orlon llchok I ndge N O. meets Drat 15c Hi ; Bargain Dance 15c t lii'il lues eM'iiings til ¿Cleaned and I’r rimed $ 1 . 0 0 0 O l I) T IM E l>. M in the Sarah Cham ami Mrs hèlna / ncA 9 - - » REV. L O U E ADAM S TO S P E A K HERE A surprise birthday party and also fourth wedding anniversaiy was given Wednesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gould of Beaverton. Rt 2. Twenty-two were present The evening was spent playing games. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. Gouki is a sister of Mrs. A. E Wilson Rev. LiVith Y'our Home Merchant About twenty members uf the Oddfellow' and Rebekah lodges at­ tended the Multnomah county I. O. y.% % \% W ASW .% V% % % V.‘ .W W S S S V .V .W .* .W .V .V .W S V V W O. F. picnic at Crystal Lake park last Sunday. SHERWIN Mr_ and Mrs. F. W. Livermore, J#., returned from their vacation at Seaside, on Wednesday evening Mr. Livermore was ill with flu al­ most the entire time. Peach season will soon be opened according to S. A. Becker and H. R. Findley. They report they are making arrangements for a won­ derful crop this year in their or­ chards. By Jnne Rogers OUBLED and redoubled! JThe game Is close and there is no ttma for napping. After an ex­ hausting day. when your energy is at a low ebb. have you ever noticed that yon almost subconsciously reach for a sweet at the bridge •able? Scientists, who delve into tne why* and wherefores of fatigue, have proved that sugar gives the quickest energy reaction. Perhaps that is why »«■ • ely nibble as we play—and why we should always 3'ipply sweets in some form to our bridge playing guests. And nothing is more appreciated than home made fudge, which is so sim­ ple to make and so inexpensive in these days when sugar is selling at a price reminiscent of those days we refer to as "before the war.” Here is a recipe which you may find tempting: Melt three squares D Recent luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Alexander wt-re Mr and Mrs. F. W. Harris of OakGrove, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Droke and Mr and Mrs. T. A. Aabling of Portland. The Beaverton Exchange of the West Coast Telephone Co. are go­ ing to move the first of the month to the building on their lot corner of First and Watsnn Sts R R. Summers is remodeling the building for the company. SPRING FRYERS, PER POUND * DEI. MAIZ CORN PER CAN .11 POT ROASTS. STEER BEEF. PER POUND, of unaweetaned chocolate. Adii throe cups of su_.tr. oau cup ol milk, a tablespoon of butter and boil until the mixture form, a soft ball in cold water. Remove from the lire, add a teaspoon of vanilla and beat until tha fudge begins to thicken. Pour in'o but­ tered tins and cool. The candy can be varied by pouring it over marsh­ mallows. which have been cut in pieces and placed in the tin, or by adding chopped nuts Just before it is poured out. If you like pepper­ mint flavor, try beaiing in a drop or two of oil of peppermint, depend­ ing on its strength, after the candy has been taken from the stove. Four or five marshmallows, or four or five tablespoons of marshmal­ low whip beaten into the fudge while it is still hot, gives it a smooth creamv consiatas;^ JELLY CENTER SLICES, ASSORTED. POUND F w o I V l i v e r i t 's D a ily | S p e c ia l O ffe r FOR TH R E E D A YS, O N L Y July 28, 29 and 30 $S ™ $18 FOR Y O U R W O RN TIRES We are swamped Tor partly with calls used tires. Our jsed tire stock has been shot a pieces. Right now this ihortage put« a market value in usedMires that enables us o offer you tremendous al- owances toward the price of tew Goodyears—largest ict quickly you can Sensational Allowan­ ces for Three Days Only on Latest,Finest NEW — GOODYEAR A L L -W E A T H E R S and Pathfinders sell- ng tires in the world. I f you sell us the miles left in your tires at Lifetime Guaranteed Supertwist Cord tires Full Cash Value Fresh stock, all Firsts Now your worn worth more OFF tire« are than ON your car • •• • • • • • • > • •• • • • • • • • USED TIRE BUYERS [The exchanged tires |ure taken off and inspected. [Come take your pick. Depend [on us to treat you right on prices m m m Greatest Goodyear Valuer, in Thirty SUMMERS a m & , Similar AJowunces on All Size*. Exchange 1 2, 3, 4 or 5 tires. FREE MOUNTING. LOOK A T THESE GENEROUS ALLOW ANCES A l lo w o n c e s On GOODYEAR A LL-W EA TH ER Each Set Tire SIZE r.f t 4.40-21— ii 1.95 $ 7.H0 2.00 8.00 4.50-20— 4.50-21— MS 8.20 4.75-19— _■ Ì 9.4/1 4.75-90 9.60 2.10 2.45 5.00-19— 9.80 5.00-20— 2.45 9.80 2.75 11.00 5 25-18— 5.25-19— 2.HO 11.20 5.25-20 2.H5 11.10 5.25-21— 2.90 11.60 5..".0-1 7— 7.10 12.40 5.50-18— 3.15 12.60 5.50-19— 3.20 12.80 5.50-20— 3.25 13.00 fi 00-17— 3.50 14.00 fi.00-18— 3.50 14.00 fi.00-19— 3.55 14.20 3.60 11.40 6.00-20— 6.00-21— M S 11.60 4.30 17.20 6.50-17— 4.40 17.60 6.50-19— 7 00-18— 4.50 18.00 i Business TH E l'LU M HEU ’ 'h»ne, 2003 A l l o w a n c e s On GOODYEAR PA TH FIN D E R Eich Tire SIZE 1 40-21— ! 1 u s 1.60 4.50-20— 4 50-21 — US 4.75-19— 2.00 2.00 4-75-20— 2.00 4.75-21 — 5.00-19 — 2.10 5.00-20— 2.10 2. Ill 5.00-21 — 5 00-22— 2.30 2.r. 5.25-18— 2.35 5.25-19— 5 25-20— 2.10 5.25-21 — MS 5 50-18— 2.50 5.50-19— 2.55 3.30 6.00-20— 3.40 6.00-21 — 3.55 6.00-22 — Set of 4 * 6.20 6.10 6.60 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.40 8.40 8.40 9.20 9.00 9.4« 9.60 9.80 10.00 10.30 13.20 13.60 14.20 S T I P E ’S G A R A G E Open 7:0 0 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Phone 3 0 0 3 Beaverton, Oregon I t DIO 5 W. E. P E G « HinDiing — ---- i - . — :— EMUAI.MKU BcartrtOiw HORSESHOEING GENERAL BLACKSMITHING old stand Corner Main and Front Streets Satisfaction guaranteed— Price« right J. A. STITT. PROP. BEAVERTON OREGON at i SATURDAY SPECIAl S WV Oatry A Complete Assotltm nl (Jl a ! a m ■ : ! Phone Benverloii 0855 We Handle Only Inspected Meals BARBER V Z D e a n ’s D r u g S tore AT REASONABLE PRICES E. I). Y’ anMrter, Prop. I Beaverton 0. J SATISFACTION I Barber Shop STEVENS, Ï SA VE A T S IK H ' 3* PROPRIETOR GUARANTEED Specially featured ....... these popular prices. You’ll find to trade regularly lar buys more. for this Friday and Saturday every day needs at very low- it convenient and economical at D ean’s. where your dol­ •• 50c Dental Mirror and 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste Boyd’s V ariety Store th e Ï All l.adien’ Hummer Hat» at Half I'r-rc NOVELTIES f EATS LAMPS M AKES & SON K \M BERGER'S ( «»> KELT ION ER Y RESTAU RANT SHORT ORDER Cigars, Tobacco* f i j Confection«, Soft Drink» Cady Bldg — Watnon Si ! MEAI.S CANDY CRAZY CRYSTALS A Mineral Water Treatment Now Available In Beaverton GET A SAMPLE GLASS, FREE Office Upstair» In Telephone Bldg. Phone «702 í í Phone 0411 JOE K EMMER FRIENDLY STORE” Richey Hardware It Furniture Co. Beaverton, Ore., Phone 7751 IBoth for • • 33c .25 26 .25 .10 Kulyno* Tooth Punte . Lavori* Mouthwash . .. . (.interine ................... Ink, blue-black .......... . • 18 .19 .18 .06 .il 1 ,i iterine ............ .33 29 Cauxet (Sanitary Napkin«) ............ . ... .19 3 llernhey barn, milk or nut .10 $1.00 Coty’s Face Powder and [T O 25c Ponds Cleansing Tissue all* ^ ^ ■ .25 Ruled or Unruled Writing tablet* .......... 17 .15 Ruled or Unruled Writing tablet» ............. OH .15 Linen Envelope« ......... 10 Linen Envelope« ........ 10 Huaine«« envelope» ,.. .69 ( A * box) Stationery h .08 ! 06 .| .06 ,'i „18 T ooth pa s iey.JlZ. 18 For any Kind of Wood USED S T E E L R A N G E S We Have Several Good reconditioned Steel Ranges P R IC E D TO S E L L Gold Seal Congoleum by the yard at reasonable prices Acme House Paint T H E B E ST Guaranteed to Cover 450 Sq. Feet per gallon, 2 coats Save money by using the Best Close out Prices on Lawn Mowers and grass baskets Get our prices Trade A t $ i . o o vriiuc AND PRICES Beaverton'* Own Store “ THE T A IL O R City Meat Market 0 FIRST CLASS WORK Beavertn» (¿range of ROSARIA t BEVVEBTDN OREGON^ J l'a*ronite your Town Tailor 4 * f Places To Patronize PLUMBING and HEATING Hardware, Paint* and \ 75c up ^ Choice Lunch Meats at Right Prices 0 Beef Steak, lb. ] i ! . . 17c j Fresh side Pork, per lb. . 09 c ^ Fresh Ground Hamburger, 2 lb. 25c j Chicken, choice colored, and j| W hite Leghorns \ Shredded W heat Biscuit, pkg. 9c P h o n e s S 3 9 S a n d 1702 !; F. W. BISHOP UNDERTAKER from f Phone 77Q2 s ! IN BEAVERTON! . A Q u a lity M e a t s .V .V .W .V .'.S N V A V .W A Y EATS go on [sale to you as fast as they DEWEY __ _ ' ■ SEE W HAT YOUR W O RN T I R E S ARE WORTH .750 K Strictly Fir«t ( I i m Wurk K W«‘ i«\i* money f«»r our cunt miri by giving them the very best of work Mere In Beaverton .19 FRAN Z NEW DELUXE PU LLM AN, PER LOAF .10 .19 _____________ J W ILLIAM S P A IN T Carries a Complete Line Paints, Enamels, Etc. .12 $1.29 12 for RIB BOILING STEER .07 BEEF. PER POUND C AM AY TOILET SOAP. .33 SIX BARS FRESH HAMBURGER .12 PER POUND BALCO M ALT .39 TU N A FISH. DEL PER CAN .43 MARSHMALLOWS, .19 MONTE, V " . 8 FOR CAM PFIRE, 1-lb. PKG, CAI«0 DOG FOOD CAKE FLOUR. .89 12 CANS .21 SWANSDOWN. PKG. BORAX SOAP CHIPS MINCED CLAMS, .29 .45 PER PACKAGE 2 T A L L CANS HOMESPUN FUTUR KIPPER SNACKS .57 .23 24H-lb SACK 5 CANS TE \. LIETON’S C o f f e e , u n i t e d .25 Y’ellow I-nbel, V*-lb tin .37 BLEND, PER POUND GREEN OLIVES, .73 .35 3 pound QUART JAR i Miss Gladys Klnnear was mar­ ried to Lynn Hughes in Portland Saturday- They will make their home in Beaverton, where Mr. Hughes will teach in the local high school. HERE’S W H Y Right Fri. & Sat. Specials, July 29-30 .33 2 Pants Suit | You (Yin Now Buy Beaverton M a rk et and Grocery > CRESCENT COFFEE PER POUND | jp.u«lit-x plain Drrstr* Fudge for the Bridge Tidde ? SPECIAL 0 jOvercoats DANCE Bert Reeves was in town on Wednesday. He w-as on his way to meet with the grange at Tigard. He is running for assessor for Washington County. \ Limb Wood Cut to Order s " BROWN’S i iCut Rate Drug Store iSellsf or Less Including Prescriptions B r o w i'l Beaverton Pharmacy £ ;!; 25 Pu reteat Epsom Salt* i it.. M m ....................... 17 .26 Blue Jay Corn Planter .1H .60 Bromo Seltxer .............. 'JH ..7ft .60 15 .15 Castori« ..........................2.1 Syrup of Figs ............... .11 Diamond Dyes, all «hades .(IH Putman Dyes, all ahides AH M in e r a l Oiltlld ,5 3 .50 Jergen * Lotion ... . .26 Mennen’* Baby Pow< .60 Johnson Baby Cream .08 .32 .17 .32 .35 15 .10 10 .10 . \ Bayer'« Anpirin, 240, . . .2.1 Il'aliy Cantile So.ip . . .08 Lux Soap ................... Palmolive Soap ........ Grandpa Tar Soap ... . .06 .10 Shaving Soap, W illiam or Colgate’s,. ,0fi Dean’s Drug Store BEAVERTON Right Reserved to O REG O N Lim it j Y r Quantity X * :