FRIDAY.
JANUARY 6.
1933
Tlu* Beaverton Review
I'll« plumbing in the Grange hall
1 was badly damaged by the freeze
Mis. Blattor and Gerahiin* Carter
; o f Portland were guests of Gene-
: vieve Carter this week.
1 John Kehrll la a t «some after
Mr. W. R. IVtch is visiting frien«is »-ompietmg a
c«>urse at
Oregon
her,- for a few «lavs.
State college in December.
hum« 1 extension unita u »ater
the tug compmtion
«MILK AND fit KAM
RANK OK RKAVKKTON
supervision of Mrs. Mab«l 0„ Mack,
The
Central
Oregon highway,
I’ltK’KS
ARK
IIHÏIIKK
OFFERS SERVICES
! hom' demostrati«m agent.
fr«»m Ontario to Juntura is pract
1
——
ically completed.
Aiming the servirea available to
W. W. Hivtry, manager o f the
« Redmond— Needy families of the
A. K. Amlerson is the new pro Ihtiry Coop, was the mailt stacker you at the Bank
of Beaverton,
! K' J "*ond ^ "» » u n it y are Uken «are
prietor of the D. A I.. Service Sta nl the meeting of the la«uivl Unit member Federal
Reserve System,
thr',u* h • « » m l t U w o f nine wo tion of IVrtlamt.
accounts,
interest-
of tint Dairy 4kaip last Tuesday are checking
, nten. organised under the direction
i of t w nom»
mon trat ion «gviu,
Ifiila have b*«-n r « » i v « l for pur night. Mr. Henry (alktsl «'«out •!»«• bearing ac«*»uiits, safe-deposit l»>x-
Mr. Denn«*y is in the Forestry
Mrs. J. C. Mullen of Whitford I Eliiabth Van«». This welfare comm- chase of a site for tile |Hist «iffice recent increase in the price of whole rs, loan ami collection services, tra
«tiers' cheipies. drafts for remit
service near Mt. Shast».
entertained
Mrs. I. G. McCormick Litte* has three divisions; one f«>r building at llilU!>or«x
milk and cream.
tances to
distant pointa.
Make
M „s Ruth IVnney spent New of
MounUin'
WaAwaday. cane mvestigauon. one for dwtri-
Considerable
discussion
centered
The Mount Emily Lumber Co. mill
Year’s «lay with home folks.
! Miss Josephine Selby who is at- bution o f supplaw. ami one for sol-
aroui.il tho subject of the proposed the Bank of Beaverton YOUR Hank.
♦»«
resumed operationa at their
tending
Reed College
spent the 'elation of supplies.
plant to he built on the
building We spare no effort In offering ser
plant near 1st G ramie
Mrs. Ray Foxton has recovered
Christmas vacation at her home in
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sit« purchase«! sometime ago by the vice and courtesies to our customers
from her recent illness o f the tlu.
adv.
Tlie city
of lleppner has pur- association. Tha dairymen were of
Gae«ien Home.
Corvallia— 'VonovntruU«l
sweets
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chase«! the D. K, tlilmun garage the ««pinion that this plant shoukt ■
Herbert Mason. R«>nald Webb, van
Genevieve Carter has been spend- °itcn take away the appetite for
building on Willow St. to convert be I»ult a* Siam as possible. While
and Gene Brown spent Frida* ai
A I TKNiTION FARMERS
ing a few days with her aunt and P***" finds wha-h art« neesaary tu
'nto a city hall.
Mt. Hood skiing.
no
direct
action
was
taken
on
the
Dr. E'ure«t L. Howard
uncle Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brown growth and health,” say« Mias Lucy
C h irop f ic and Naturopathic
Extensive
renunteling ia under «iiffnrent subjects o f lh«« discussion
A t aae, nutrition specialist
in
Mr and Mrs. ’ ‘ srl Wil.iman and o f Gatden Home.
Physician
the extension. ” 'ltw moot Vhole- way at a buiktmg in Forest Grove the outstanding featurw of die
family have move«t into the H«»ckcn
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Caulfield of
m>me
kinds of candies are those on the com er o f Pacific Avenue meeting w««re the loyalty of the Will accept farm produce In ex-
house on Hall Si.
Garden Home spent
Sunday
at
that are combined with fruit*, fruit an«l Second Street, pri'paratory to dairymen to the association ■ i'll change f,,r professional servier*«
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New Year dinner guests at the Oregim City where they were guests
tho «vprning of a filling station
Filone lieawert«>n, 10*62. A«lv. eB-V
‘•»•termination to stick togeth
Do.v Gray home were Mr. and Mrs. at the Stipe
home.
i m i ^ gelatine.
l 'T l
» Hard
" “ i ' candies
^
er hru high or low prii'es.
w
and
are leas there.
J
W. C. Mc.Kell and Rev. Chas. d a rk .
Mrs. Dora Robertson has leased irritating than soft candies,« Iw-
r . J. Felsher had
had, j ber
n*r nome
«.»lenLuuen and
anu
Uwty become
bee
Mr. and Mrs. F.
home at GlenCuUen
is cause they
dihit«! by suck-
During our last visit to Portland ^ i M T r n . - J g n u c » t l
as their New
"
.
... . ber mother
‘
Mr. Maol>aniels took iv> out to din- " A I v T L U 1 0 0 r U N S A L E
Year s eve guests, Mr j staying
with
Mrs. Dora ing.
and i Mrs
Archie
Williams
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and Führer at Raleigh.
Ml--------------------
ner. When Mac had taken a bite of
nilv
T.thia«
..
..
f Oregon
l r s e n n State News
his steak, he «aid to the waiter, Exchange vocal lessons or printing
Beaverton Grange will hold its i
Mixlern Dane«— K inlon llall
Hit
Miss
Rhoda
Shellenberger
re- ; annual installation o f officers at ® ~ ~
"
— “ Ü "Tell the orchestra to play V ar- j f or hay. C. C. Tripp. Box M l.
Jan. 7(fti. Admission 26c.
a«lv pft 6
turned to her school at Bivanlman their rwxt regular
meeting Jan.
ro*4 between Lyons and Mill men. while I eat this beefsteak.'* ; ■** averton, Oregon.
♦"Yes-Bur, but w hy?”
Monday, after a two weeks visit Ht*. Mr. C. W. C raft will be the U ,J b*» >■*«' r«pair«l..
Tignr>l lodges, l«>«> F and Rvb
” 1 wanla hear the Torva«k>r song Work W ant'd— Will
take ran« of
with her parents.
i installing officer.
The Coquille Lumber Co. saw
— I fee 1 like a bull fighter."
childron, or do catering ut a rkah« are hohling open and joint
mill
is
preparing
to
resume
«»pera-
Mr. and Mrs. McCully o f the
Miss Ivy Peterson formerly of
"mall way. Mrs. C, 11 Godfrey, installation of offiorrs at their hall
local Safeway Store have moved Whitford who is now teaching in lions.
4th and Angel Sts. Phone IIUM, Friday evening, January (1.
(¡O
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TOO
KI
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into the house form erly occupied WallaWalla spent Christmas vaca-
Building permits for the month
Beavsrton.
c-ft
tion with her sister Mrs Barney o f
by Mr. and Mrs. Sorrell.
October in Portland
totaled
Beaverton Met»*»-
God send people to h.'ll 7
Degure of Vancouver Bar rucks.
$171,330.
ah
L odge
N o.
Paul Shellenberger and his house
'1Why, ’ you »ay. "a human fath Work W anted Young man. »tial
Mr. Stanley Hager of
Garden
24* iip-el*
first
guest. Jimmy Mjllion left Monuay
The Tillamook Spruce Co.
are er wouki not semi his own child
ent in high school, desires plot
and third
T u »» ■
evening
for
Corvallis to resume Home will leave soon for Rose- planning to erwjt a veneer plant
to work for room and hoard In
into eternal woe—then why should
burg where he will be sent by the
Booth.
tluir studies at O. S. C.
day evenings
itl
quire I)«>y Gray at Bank of Beav
G od?’’
Telephone Co. tu install telephones
7 :3 » P. M m Ilie
erton or Frank AlU-n.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Webb en in the new Soldiers Home under
That's
a
fair
«ptestion.
But
«»-
right-of-way for the north
L O O K . Mali. Mrs. Surah Cham
tertained with a dinner party on
thing
and south road at John Day is about member that there is on««
l»erlaln, secretary, and Mr* Ednv
completed.
*
, God
will
not
do
lie
will
not
make
Brown'l
Creosotod
1
rapound,
ondav. tre guests were Mr. and «.onstruvtion thirc.
/rod
do.
Sh**tg| N. G
p i f
Mrs. W. H. Boswell and family.
Maurice Manning left for Los
1 op
for you.
you. You
must ‘lu*ch relief for «ought.
30*.
60f
ap your
your mind
mind for
You must
Angeles.
Fruiay,
where
he
will
re-
**
car*
°
f
lumber
were
aliped
j
make
up
your
own
mind;
you
must
•,’d
♦
l
.00.
Brown's
Beaverton
I'har-
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Edwards and
Frederic I'crmam-nls. $l.l>6 a. «1
from Kinxua dur- 1 say whether you go
to eternal raac>r-
adv.
family o f Ilwaco, Wash., formerly sume his studies. Enroule he »til through lV»mk>n
up. Marcels 60*. Fmg«-r waves 3ft*.
stop o ff at Pasadena where he will
ing October.
* glory or to eternal wo*.
o f Beaverton, spent Thursday at
CRYSTAL BEAUTY SHOP.
in the band in the Rose Bovd, ^
Davidson ami George Yokel
“ w >»>»o'ver was not foun.l writ
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. G. P. g play
Exchange—Good family
row for
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a
, i a
fo . r « the
Tournament
o g f Roses
which opened a wholesale and public
In the C. K. Hedge Building
mar- [ **’1' ln
° f life was cast
Fordney.
hay and gram. Write A. Johnson
is an annual event there.
ket in Ashland
V
into ^
lake at Ur*.” I W » be
Rt. 2, B«>x 1*6.
n«lv p-rt
Appointment« not necessary
Mr. and Mrs. David Phelps wno
J £T« Insolent and abuse God whrn you
Bruce Williams, son o f Mr. and
have resided in the Floyd Tefft
Graveling of the Port Orfonl- j decide to go in to a Christie,» grave
home the past two years have mov Mrs. Homer Williams came home Euchre Creek section of highiray and into a ChrUtlesg eternity.
from
th
Philippine
Islands,
arriv-
k
c
Wted
ed to the R. D. Young house on
You go out lost in spite of God.
ing in Beaverton, baturoay after
6th and Mam St.
For God so loVx«d the world that
noon. He has been in the
United
C. D. Everest. J. G. Vincent and
son.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ajjderson of States Army fo r some time but H. Dippold have opened a shingle he gave his only begotten
that whosoever believeth on hint
Tillamook, Mrs. W. Matison
and feeling he was needed at home he mill at Newtierg,
should not perish hut have ever
Mrs. Cora Burrell o f Portland spent secured his discharge and will now
Work on the high school gym lasting life.”
Wednesday at the home of Mr. and make his home here.
nasium at Baker, Oregon is near-
Bible Salvation, Beaverton. Ore»: ^
Mrs. G. P. Fordney.
LOCAL.
HAPPENINGS
W here To Go
a
m
CITY MEAT MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Mr. Roy Rutledge o f Centralia. * IN OREGON HOMES j
Wash, is spending the week with
St. Helens—Camp cookery of a
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross at the
attractive variety will
Fordney Apts, on Broadway. Mr. wholesone
be enjoyed next summer in camps
Rutledge is Mrs. Rosa' brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Williams attended by Camp Fire Girls of St.
had as their guests' Monday. Ralph Helens, according to Mrs. Sarah V.
E. and Harold M. Williams and Case. Columbia county home demon
Benson and Mark L. Millikan, with stration agent, who has outlined a
their families, all from Portland. camp cookery course o f ten meet
ings for the girls. These girls are
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Denney and enthusiastic and want to know right
small daughter, Sarablle, left for cookery methods and the reasons
their home at Mt. Shasta /Calif for them, says Mrs. Case.
Monday
evening.
after a two
weeks visit with friends and rel-
Medford— Food conservation work
tives at Whitford and Garden Home in Jackson county has
included
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Mr. and Mrs. K. Denney gave a
party at their home at Whiford. in
honor o f Mr. and Mrs. Rex Denney
who have been visiting here for the
past two weeks. Thirty two guests
were present.
Delicious
refresh
ments were served.
varied activities- a canning kitchen
which reports a total o f 4,320 cans
o f food preserved; meat cutting,
curing and cant ng dembstrations
soap making; and clothing renovation
¿leaning and dyeing. This
relief
work ha* been carried on by th*
A S ocp B abble B low in g P a rty
Fri. & Sat. Specials, Jan. 6-7
BURNETT'S VANILA
2-ox Bottle
GRANULATED SOAP,
1*EET*S 2 l-arge Pkgu.
TUNA FE.SU. I White
Star, 3 *-oz. T^n»
S.O.S. CLEANSER
«-pad Pkg.
Sperry s Pancake Flour D*al
.1 i’kg. r’ancake Flour and
1 20-oz i kg. WheaBheart.«
STRINGLESS BEANS
Santiam, 3 Cans for
KELLOGGS CORN
FLAKES 2 Pkgs
MINUTE TAPIOCA
2 Packages
.31
.43
,49
.19
.19
.43
.15
.25
.23
MJ.B. COFFEE
Pound
CLOROX
FSnts
NT MORA Washing Powili i
1 large. 1 Small Pkg.
L
.33
.09
.19
POT ROASTS. Steer
Beef, Per Pound
PLATE BOIUNG BEEF
8tSSr, Per Pound
PORK LOIN R o a s t
Par P«,un«i
MEDIUM BACON,
PER POUND
.12
.08
.14
.19
NUCOA.
2 Pounds
.29
.47
PINEAPPLE. Dole No 1
.17
2V4 Size Tin
BEANS , California Slmall
.17
White, 4 Pounds
LOG CABIN SYRUP
MEDIUM SIZE TIN
PILLSBURY'S BEST
FIAWR. 49-lb. S a ck * ?*
P A G NAPTHA
10 Bara
SOAP
PALMOLIVE SOAP
4 Bars
i Cottage Cheese, lb.
j Dain-T-Jell, Package
\ Salmon, Chinook,
Can
j Fresh side Pork, per lb.
5 Sauer Kraut, Quart
.
.
fi
J Pure Lard 3 lbs. for
25c \
0 Dili Pickles, Large, 5 for
10c ^
0 Classic Soap, Laundry, 10 Bars 25c j
OQ
.29
.25
.49
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; Grange
1600's w e are told,
'«low ing p-irtle« w ere
the fa.- hi'.n. and furnished m any
h-.iirs o f am usem ent fo r ou r m oth-
ei « and fathers, and even gran d-
i -thers and gran dfath ers.
N ow adays when soap has so
n my
utilitarian
anti
personal
fun ction s in ou r social schem e -es-
p d a l l y since tho sam e kind can be
ii ed for everyth ing, in cluding ca re
o f the baby 1 au -lerlng delicate
f.-brics scru bbin g floors and oth er
■ emin-rly unrelated tasks — we
h ive p r h ip s lost sight o f h ow
n uch hilarity an'd g.x.d fun can be
h id from a ca k e o f ord in a ry w hite
Soap
r
A soar nubble blow in g party will
keep any grou p o f ch ild ren —and
even a I'li.up -)f grow n -u ps am used
and entertained for an a ftern oon .
For the little ones the affa ir will
need to be ca refu lly planned.
A
v .s e hostess will provide o r sug-
gest that the little guests b rin g -
brightly colored and dec-.rated rub-
ber aprons These can be pu rch ased
at the ten-cent store and will add
to the ren eral c o lo r and gaiety o f
the occa sion and at the sam e tim e
»
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CHOCOI-ATE, Baker’s
Premium. H-lb. Cake
7
lb.
preven t u n com forta b le d a m p n ess to
pretty fro ck s and play suits,
M ake a rich solu tion w ith a mild,
.,
soap.
. Add a few
drop s o f glycerin . W hen the guests
have put on th eir a p ron s each one
should be given an ord in a ry, Inex-
pen sive cla y bubble b low in g pipe,
Children are a lw a ys pleased with
the Idea o f a com p etition especlal-
|y If the hostess a w a rds som e slm
pie prizes. A board o f ju d g es should
be appointed ( ch osen fro m a m on g
the children , If p ossib le oth erw ise
grow n -u p s m ay se rv e ) and each
con testa n t fo r the prizes sh ou ld be
required to blow his or her prize
w in n in g bubble b efore th e ju dgee
A m ple tim e fo r p relim in a ry prae
tlce should be allow ed,
An in teresting va ria tion o f the
soap bubble b low in g pa rty w ou ld be
to ask the gu ests to com e In cos-
tum e and stage a p a rty e x a ctly like
the ones th eir m oth ers and daddies
en joyed when this fad w as a t Its
height.
T he ch ild ren w ill en joy
dressin g up and an y grow n -u ps
present will be eq u a lly gla d to have
a pipe, a ca k e o f Iv o ry soa p a nd s
j bow l and jo in In the fun.
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Pi-averton
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Beaverton, Ore,
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