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F R ID A Y . J A N U A R Y
The Beaverton Review
18, 19.1.1
Mrs.
land,
Grand
Oregon
at tho
ers o f
Sunday
Edith I. Phillips o f Port- H ANK O F B E A V E R T O N
Gram!
Conductress o f the
O FFE R S S E R V IC E S
Chapter o f the O. K S. of
held a school of instruction
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Among the services
available to
Masonic hall here for o ffic
Bank
o f Beaverton,
Beaver Chapter No. 106 on you at the
Tigard lodges, I.O.O.F. and Keh-
member Federal
Reserve System, ekalu are holding open and joint
afternoon.
are
checking
accounts,
interest-
John B. H »y«s o f Hillsboro visit
K. J. Davis o f the National A ir bearing accounts, safe-deposit box installation o f of floor» at their hall
ed with friends in Beaverton. Wed.
craft
made a forced landing in a es, loan and collection services, t r a Frwlay evening, January 13.
D. C. Howard has been suffering muddy field throe quarters id
a velers' cheques, drafts for rem it
l h»>
1 0 ,0 F
“ .'iMing Committee
with an attack of neuritis.
mile north o f St. Marys. The air tances to
distant
points.
Mskr are s |>onaortng « card paty to be
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar U rfer were plane landed on it’s nose and Davis the Bank o f Beaverton YO U R Bank. hold in the 1 O.O.F. hall Saturday
callers at the S. B. Lawrence home thrown fifteen feet from the ship We spare no e ffo rt in offerin g ser evening January 14. Everybody ta
He was uninjured.
vice and courtesies to our customers
Sunday.
welcome Prires »ltd refrv-.hu smte
adv. Admission 26f.
Mrs. Guy McCormic o f Garden
Edward Taggert was a dinner
the Friendship
guest at the home o f Harry (tVeeb Home entertained
B eaverton
Hebek- Card P «r*y ami old
time
lance
Bridge club at her heme W->dnesl*v
this week.
ah
Lodge
N o.
Mrs. Otto Erickson held the high
to be given by the Ijredv Grange
Mrs. N. W. Gorham o f Portland score. Mrs. Doy
246 m eets
first
Gray
held low,
at Cedar Mill Grange llall. Sat-
visited in BSeaverton with .friends Mrs. J .C . Huntley o f Tacoma,
and th ird
Tu es
urday evening January 14.
on Wednesday.
day even in g s
at
. was a guest o f the club
Admission 2fi<\ includes supper.
7:30 P. M in the
at CedarmiU hall. January 14
Robert Bellamy is a now eighth
Mrs. Sarah Cham- 1
Z Morgan assistan county supt- I.O.O.F. Hall.
Adnussioo,
aup«»r.
grade pupil. He is entered from
| o f schools says that
the
census berlain, secretary, and Mrs. Edna
the Capitol Hill School.
p-tf |
shows that there are nearly 500 Sheets, N. G.
wanted
sale
Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Kerr more boys than girls in Washington
h aw moved into the Floyd
T e fft county between the ages o f 4 and A T T E N T IO N FA R M E R S
Kxchange \,v:il I l H M t f pi n'm g
house on 6th and Angel iSt-
20. Out o f a total o f 9562 school
Dr. Forest L. Howard
for hay. C C. Tripp. H'»x -21
age childre» there are 5003 boys and
Chhvpractic and Naturopathic
Mrs. Moore, her daughter. Mis.
Beaverton. Oregon.
a.Iv pfi
4559 girls.
Physician
Hans Engvlman and son and little
W
ill
accept
farm
produce
in
ex-
Miss Hazel Foeller, county heal
Jimmy Gore are ill with the flu.
Work H »n i«d - Young man, stud-
th nurse- is holding clssses in first change f,^r professional services.
ent in high school, desires p la v
Tliere are eight students studying
Phone
Beaverton.
19852.
Adv.
c5
1 aid. The instructions will be given
violin wihh Mr Duncan and they all to a class o f about 25 county teach
to work fo r room snd hoard ln-
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quirt* Doy ( i f » ) ' at Hank o f Iteav-
hope to play in his spring recital.
Frederic Permanents, $l.9o and
ers from all parts of Washingon
srton or Frank Allen.
Those classes
are bei.ig up. Marvels 50#. Finger waves 354.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barnes and county.
25e ¡inciud»
and POP
sons John and Robert spent the held in the basement o f the court
week-end on a fishing trip at Heoo. house and began January 9.
Mrs. Ruby Bovd entertained the a ---------------------------------------------- m
Tuesday B'r'dge club at luncheon
IN OREGON HOMES
at the Campbell Court Hotel Thurs
day.
New SPud Outyiclds Burbank
Hillsboro,
Oregon— The new Ka-
Mr and Mrs. Erwin Wills o f T ig
ard and Mr. Ora Anderson o f Port tahdin potatoes tried out here this
land visited
the W R. Vankleek year on the A . J. Rowell farm gave
a better yield than Burbanks grown
home this week.
in the same field, showing unus
The Beaverton Grange w ill hold ual drouth resistance, reports Coun-
it’s 31st installation on Saturday Agent W . F. Cyrus. The drouth re
January 14. C. W. Craft will be the sistance ig
the result of a la rg.r
the installing officer.
root system typical o f the variety,
A little son was born to Mr. ana he says. The Katahdin is a round
Mrs. Harry T. Feldman o f Garden potato and thus is not quite as at
Home on December 29. He has heen tractive to the ipeneral trade, but
named H arry T., Jr.
it is high in quality and may have
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dolittle and a distinct plac« in western Oregon
daughter. Ruth and son. Edwin of especially where the long varieties
Vancouver,Wn. were Sunday guests do not always attain desirable size
and form.
at the A . C. Chinn home
C R Y S T A L B E A U T Y SHOP.
In the C. E. Hedge Building
Appointments not necessary
It Pays to Trade
in
Beaverton
The Raleigh sdhool has been us
ing the county tests fo r six weeks
from the fourth grade up. It has
proven very helpful and interesting
as they are checks on the work a»
prescribed by the state course of
Washington.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts
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Overdrafts .....................................................
Bond-, securities, ect....................................................................
Banking house 319,760.00, fumitureand fixtures, $8,320.00
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Real estate owned other than banking house ........................
Cash due from banks and cash item s......................................
Total ........................................................................................
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2
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FEEDS ARE HIGHER
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S A T U R D A Y and M O N D A Y
W r Offer These Special 1
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Beaverton Market and Grocery
Fri. & Sat. Specials, Jan. 13-14
!-«T E A K S , A ll Cuts Steer
.29 ■ Beef, i v r Pound ____ .15
PORK SHOULDER
.39 RO ASTS, PE R PO U N D .10
U P T O N 'S T E A
H-lb. tin
G R A N U L A T E D SOAP
White King, Large I’ kg.
FR E SH H AM BU RG ER
OR S A U S A G E , 2 lbs.
R IPE O LIVES. W Y A N -
DOTTE, Pint Tins 2 for
PURK I Alili.
S POUNDS
G R A PE N U T S
Per Pkg.,
.15
NL’ CiiA.
Per Pound
RICE. Fancy Blue Rose
3 Pounds
13
.35
Van Camp’s Pork & Beans
Large Tins, 3 for
F A N C Y DRIED
PR U N E S
.21
55c
95c
$1.45
$1.10
sk.
”
”
”
1.15 ”
85c ?»
By Crown
PROCESS Ro. B A R LE Y
FLOUR Your I.atl Chance To Huy Our
>1
Famous “ Kitchen Queen’’ Brand ( Form
83c
$3.20
erly, “ Snowbird” at
Per barrel
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___________________ Phone 2505 ________________
BUY A SACK OR A TRUCKLOAD A T THESE
PRICES (Price On Mill Run 1« F. O. B. Our Store,
Other Prices Are Delivered In 1-2 Or Ton Lots.)
BUY NOW FOR CASH AND SAVF:
BRAN
MÍNC ED” T’ LAM S Strand
Brami, No. H Tin*
C A M A Y T fH L E T
Per Bar
HOOD R IV E R PE AR S
Large Tins, 2 for
.39
N flW S PU N BREAD.
Davidson’s, 1H -B>. Loaf
H O M INY.“ Van " Camp’s
Large Tin*, 3 for
.10
W E S S O N ^ O IL
Q U A R TS
.29
.07
LE S LIE - S A L T
2-lb Package
i
Washco Seed & Feed Co.
W A L T E R H A K E R ’S
COCOA, H lb T IN
KELLOGG'.-' A L L
Large Package
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Phon«* Henvrrloii 0855
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B E A V E R T O N R E V IE W
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SOAP
B O Y S
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G IR L S
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C O F F E e T * i GO LD EN
W EST. Per Pound
Phones 320.3 and 1702
nBow, Arrow
Í Business. Places ;Tó “Patronize,
28 J) 80.00
7,678.50
37,026.20
$492,206.01
Bills Payable and rediscounts ........
Total .....................................................................................
44,524.00
$492,20601
Washington, ss:
W.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thi*
10th «lay
— W. E. Pegg, Notary Public fur Ontgon.
M y commission expires July 21, 1933
ST U D IO
E. PEGG
U NDERTAKER
and
AT
Grange
Building
Beaverton
— :
Funeral
Pieces
A ll Kinds
H E N R Y P F E IF E R
Phone 12051
South End of Lombard Street
Beaverton, Ore.
o f January. 1933
(S eal)
Correct— A ttest:
Doy Gray,
A. M. Kennedy, Directors-
-
Beaverton
C. J
DEW EY
THE PLU M BER
Carrie*
a Complete Line
of
8 H E R W IN
W IL L IA M S P A IN T
Phone 7702
PRICES
X
Barber Shop
STE VE N S.
PR O PR IE TO R
G U ARANTEED
Boyd’s Variety Store
Girls
Oregon
X
WORK
REASO NABLE
S A T IS F A C T IO N
Lamps
SH OP %
E. D. VanMeter, Prop.
Edison Mazda
Beaverton
BARBER
F IR S T CLASS
EM BALM ER
K AM BERG ER’S
I, F. W . Livermore, Jr., cashier o f the above-named bank, do gol-
emrfly swear that the above statement is true to the best o f my
knowledge and belief.
_ F . W . Livermore, Caahier
And
Tarqet Set
FLOW ERS
$25.000.00
25,000.00
• 8,176.98
143,912.80
176,896.74
68,695.49
r
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$315,761.35
9.79
103,650 17
Capital stock paid in
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Undivided profits— net ..............................................................
Demand deposits ........................................................................
Tim e certificate» ..........................................
Savings dq-ioirits ..........................................................................
X
CITY MEAT MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
2
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L IA B IL IT IE S
of
Brown's
Oreosoted
Compound,
quick relief fo r coughs. 30<\ 60c
and $1.00. Brawn's Beaverton Phar
macy.
adv.
through “Rising up a gnat while J Two Deliveries Daily
O f the Bank o f Beaverton, at Beaverton, County o f
Oregon, at close o f business December 31, 1932.
Oregon, County
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before day, He (Christ) went o u t ------------------------------------------
into a solitary place,
and
there
REPO RT O F C O N D ITIO N
State of
days Christina» vacation.
MIIL R UN
W H E A T A Good Buy
EGG M A SH By Crown
CR ACK ED CORN H,Bhrr
lost Rtate and in Satan’s power un
JELLO,
til you agonize in .prayer and out
P er Package
o f such
birth-pains bring t h e m ___________ ___
prayed.”
T V 1 Bible Salvation— Beaverton, Oregon
study.
ilays. She Is ahle to tie almtU again
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500 Sheets 60c
100
”
15c '
j NOTE BOOK PADS 2 for
5c
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3 for
5c
F IS H E R ’S B IS C U IT
MIX.
Large i ’kg .
and Gene
10c
91c
2 P
p d * It).
6c
,
rs I I
^ Allswcel Nut Margarine, 2 lbs. 25c
25c
^ Pure Lard 3 lbs. for
.
10c
Cottage Cheese, lb.
W
A
2 D * _ _ _ _ _ l - .
Iluwnitan. broken slice
29c
K- J rineapple,
,ilr . for
0 Golden
West Tea ^ Orange IV 8-oz. 25c
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f
iS a U P T K r a u t , Q u a r t
8c
v
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jj | )jj| p j c k l e S , L a r g e ,
5
fo r
10c
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Mrs. Opal Sutton returned to her
T IL L A M O O K — Bortfeld
turnips
home in Cathlamet Washington, on
have replaced grain in the dairy
Sunday after spending a week with
ration on the John Komineth farm
Mrs. M. C. Mckercher.
from late August
through
Nov.
Mrs. S. B. Lawrence attended with no falling o ff in the milk flow
the luncheon o f the 1933 Matron’s as compared with a year ago. Kim-
club o f the O. E. S. Saturday at onoth cooperated with County Agent
the “ Sign o f the Rose” .
Bergstrom in conducting a fertili
his root crop this
W . H . Engelke attended a ban zer trial with
quet at the
Multnomah
Hotel in year with the result that on a plot
Portland held by
the
Industrial given 400 pounds o f sulphur phos
phate per acre
the yield was 41
T ra ffic Mens Association.
tens to the *crf compared with 34
Mrs. Hans Engelmann and son, tons on the check ploL TTiis extra
Steven, ad her mother. Mrs. Moore, seven tons o f roots represented a
are ill with the flu and are attend gain o f $17.50 an acre when fig
ed by a nurse, at ML Tabor.
ured in the equivalent o f grain at
Fire caused by an overheated $25 a ton.
fumacy. destroyed the Cunningham
home and contents at Huber early
BIRTH PAIN'S
Thursday morning. The occupants
were absent at the time.
Except there be such there will |
The parts fo r the puppet play. be no births from among your circle
“ Sleeping Beauty’’ which is to be into God's family.
given fo r the moving picture mach
Be the unsavied ever so educated,
ine fund were assigned this week. pobshed or clever, only a Christicss
Scenery w ill be designed by the up life, a Christies* grave, a Christless
per grades during art period.
eternity awaits them.
Mr. and Mrs. Tad Wilson enter
You. God’s people are saved “ to
tained the Grado School teachers opert their eyes, and to turn them
and their husbands and wives at from darkness to light, and from
their home on 1th and A n gel (A., the power o f Satan unto God’’. You
Thursday evening. The evening was stand between' them and life. They
spent in playing “ 500" after which must go on blinded by the g lir e of
refreshments were served.
the world: in the dark as to th'Vr
law reiw e, Jr.
vieve Carter have resumed their
courses e l the University of Ore
gon Extension school after fifteen
Exchange— G imh I fam ily
cow for F
hay and grain. W rite A Johnson F
Rt. 2, Box 185.
adv p-6 9
} ENVELOPES
< T Y P IN G PA PE R
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Samuel
Mr*. George M Breen «id Aloha
returned Sunday evening from the
ho»|tiUl m Portland where she iiad
undergone n liealm ent t.
Coat Sweaters
Gifts for Every One
N O V E L T IE S
Beaverton’s Own
49c
Store
M A P E S & SON
RESTAURANT
SHORT ORDER
Cigars, Tobaccos
Confectiona, Soft Drinks
Cady Bldg.
— :—
Watson S t
M E A LS
FREE!
TO
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Anyone bringing in a new subscription
or 2 renewals t an win one.
Get your subscription now for the Bl AVI RI ON
KIVII W, anti win this bow, arrow and tarqet set
I he at row his a vacuum tip anti slicks to the
tarqet. A splendid game indoors or out.
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