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Tlie Beaverton Review FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. 1*33 I CH UnCH Ajrwomc] Mrs. Mary E. Carson was « gus-st at th«* S. B. L a w m m home T im *». The birthday of Carl Hansen sms celebrated with a parly at his home Sunday evening. Carl Hans»«t and family are mov ing to the Robbins place on the Sorrento Road. i O. E. Lierman who is working at tochran. spent the past wtvk with his family here. M:ss A h k n t Ferguson was the honor guest at a tea grven by Mrs. F. L. Howard, last Frilay. fO llO N N ü f FCO T*!»#* CF VOti« w elcom e Methodist Church Go ¡ "W ¡^ ^ h u iu h I Mrs. Otto Erickson entertained the- Practice bridge club at her home |Wednt«day afternoon Mrs. Herman MeUentme enter tained the l'lgardville Rebekah sew ing club at her home Wednesday. , it.ml nature, La lw-gUvUsi. TV' church is inatituuM for I he devwl- opercent o f your soul and it's pre- tvtration to meet it's creator. Are you taking advantage of this nieiuis •of graos-?• » ’«»me out and worship with us. « * I Sunday school at 9: 45 A. M.; Morning worship at 11:00 A. M. Evening service at 7:30 P. M , and Wed Prayer and Praise 7:30 P. M. Nazarene Church Mr. and Mrs. Watson who haw Rev. Willard P. Andersen, Pastor Uen occupying the Turk place at Those are strenuous times. Ev WJutfortl have moved to the Scholls erybody w presses! to the Until. And community. so often the most important and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen haw highest part of our nature, our spir- sold their home on Morlock hill and thd ‘party who purchased the HI-LIGHSTS OF THE (place expects to go into the poul STATE LEGISLATURE try business. George F. Gordon, Pastor METHODIST The sermon subject at the Meth odist church at eleven o’clock Sun day will be r The Opportunity o f the Ohureh” You will enjoy this mes sage and will appreciate the place of the church m rational and so cial life when you besr this ineaauge Do you realize that the church stands alone in its effort to Christ ianize society Ookn* and hear this message. wise enough to turn your eternal A . L. A M A C H E R soul over tu tósi for him to *»qe ('«Wtified Public Accollili ant you. "Believe in" turn youraelf* over to—“ the Ixieil Jesus Christ Accounting Systems, Auditing and thou *)talt be saved.'' Income Taxes bible Salvation b'eaverton, Oregon. jy ____ - -------- ---- w.iu Building. Hlllefaoro,Ow SPECIAL NOTICE a---- t There will lie a ntoetilig of the Tu alati Valley poultrymen Thu re- day evening Jan. 2ll at M tK> «’click at th» Jtoaverton High 8ch<>d John IhtiM-k of Tigard ami H T. Coaby of th»» Oregon Slate college will lx* the main agwakers at Che meet» lug S B te j te B ( BANK OF BEAVERTON OFFERS SERVIC ES * Will accept change f,,r Phone farm produce In ex professional -o-rvlfi«. Beaverton. 10Mfl2. A»lv. eft '» Golden West Coffee, 3 It. Tin Very 7Uc »pecial, limit, on» tin to a customer Fresh Ground Beef, lb. 10c Fresh side Pork, per lb. . 9|c Pure Lard 3 lbs. for 23 c Cottage Cheese, lb. . . 10c Rosebud Tissue, 5 Rolls 25c Quick Quaker Oats, Big Pkg. 18c Barr’s Vegetable Dinner, Can 10c Sauer Kraut, Quart . . 8c Dill Pickles, Large, 5 for 10c ____„.J A lining the services available to you at the Bank of Beaverton, member Federal Reserve System, are checking account*. intcre*t- es, loan and collection servier*. tra 5 velcri* chiquea, draft* for rernit- tancea to distant pointa. Make TOO HARD-BOILED the Bank o f Hcaverton YOUR Bunk. We a {Hire no effort in offering ser "Religion! It’s too deep for me. vice and courteaiva to our customer* aalv. I never did study the Bible. > Hold on Mister— you n<swr stud- iad medicine either. But you run to tlcaverton Hebek- N O I.odge ah the M D. just the same. Here's Oral ïtH meet s your trouble. You won’t believe T u ia - and third that proud sinners go into a Christ al ■ 1 i\ even in gs ies* grave for a CVirietJ«»** eternity. 7 -30 P. M in th» You too hard-boiled 7 —and yet God proves hi» love to us in that 1.0 O K Hall. Mrs. Sarah Cham - "while wv were yet sinners Christ hcrlain, secretary, and M r* Kilns p-tf Sheet», N G. died for us." If you *re wise enough to put I-lb pkg. yourself into the M. D ’s hand* Payllium See«! Special, when your body gets off. you arr 2®f. - Browns Peavrrton I'hurinacy A ¡netting of the City Council By Mrs. LeRoy Wood. Secretary To was scheduled for Wednesday even W A. Gill, Master State Grange ing but is reported to haw been The Special Session was called called o ff on account of the sev to provide additional revenue and ere storm. unemployment relief, but nothing of Howard Crfur of Dash Rom was the sort has yet been accomplished surface it would appear a guest o f Samuel Eawrence Jr. so on Monday evening. Mr. Crfur is » that it required one week o f Uio student at the Pacific Dental regular so&snn to undo the work o f thg special sessi n. He'wever, Pharmacy College. The Benedict family living near scores of bills have been introduced the Whitford school house are mov and the assembly seems to have ing back to Portland. Mr. Benedict buckled down to business. As was expected, the Governor r>as practically recovered from tv* vetoed the bill repttaling the 3-mill serious bums which he suffered property levy and shjurtly before several months ago. adjoumnienj Thursday, th»!* House The snow Tuesday night and Wed sustained the veto. That means Che nesday is getting deep enough to property tax is back, which gives impede traffic. Even early Wednes Che Administration force* an excuse day the state officers were» out to jam thru their sales tax program with snow- pfccws in an endeavor to which is now going thru the sugar- keep the highways clear. coaten process. Action in the House Mrs. Mary E. Carson of Raleigh o# the Governor's vwto was rushped a attended the Everton Park Maga thru before the members had « V W /M V .V V .W .V . zine Club at the home of Mr*. F. chance to study matters. Some of E. Swan in Irvington. Bunco was them askied what possible harm the diversion o f the oftemoon. Mrs. could result from giving the bill deliberate consideration before vot Carson won first prize. ing on it. Mrs. C. J. Bielman drove to Seat Hus sals tax is one of the most tle. taking her father, Mr. Ole dangerous things now confronting Hagoes, who was placed with a LEG YOUNG I .A MB the people of Oregon. It hits the COFFEE. Del Munte specialist where he is under ob farmers harder than any other P«*r Found Per Pound servation and perhaps may have group, and in some cases*- is equiv POT ROASTS, Steer to undergo a major operation. ZEE Toilet Tissue alent to double taxation. A farmer Beef, _ l ’er Pound__ 4 R o ll* ___________ Mr. and Mrs. W. R. YanKleek w.ll not get relief through a sates MEDIUM BACON. POP'S, Wheat and Rice entertained with a dinner ami cards tax. The small merchant will have PER POUND_______ 2 Pkg*. (One of Each« the following guests. Mr. and Mrs. to absorb the tax in order to com LEG YOUNG lh>RK pete with chain stores. The people Walter Sailing. Mr. and Mrs. Rob KRISPY CRACKERS ROASTS. I S r Pound ert Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wills who are dependent upon charity 2-lb. Carton PURE VEGETABLE and daughter Anna Lee, all of for the necessary food and clothing MAYONNAISE. Best SHORTENING, 3 He will be forced to pay the tax. The Tigard. SHOH Foods, Pint Jar TOMATO HOTJ SAUGE, tax is no respecter o f persons. Miss Merle Davies, principal of D»*l Monte. 6 Cans There has been a lot o f talk against KELLOGG’S Whole Wheat the Beaverton Grade School and 2 g .■ ^ IM MENTO ES hoarding moqey but now they want Ifiacuit, 15 in a Pkg. 2 for • 4 PI her friend, Miss Maude Chollar. to tax every dollar that is spent. S Tin* OVALTINE domestic science teacher in Port I urge that you write our senators TRY FRANZ 100 PER 14-oz. Size land were dinner guests at the home and representatives stating you CENT MILK BUFAI» o f Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Howard Tues GRÀPEFRÙT t T Blue Rib- vigorously oppose a sales tax of day evening. CRISCO. bon, 10-oz cans, 12 Cans any kind. 3 POUND TIN A. L. Amacher, City Auditor for Copies of resolutions opposing the BAKING POWDER, Calu 2 7 ! BLUE RIBBON MALT Beaverton has opened an office in CO Í - passed by Granges, met. 16-oz Can the Wells bldg.. Hillsboro. He will bo soles tax,, 3-lb. Tin M J i;: chamber o f commerce and other or pleased to meet any one who may ? ' GRAPE-NUT FLAKES . 1 Q SNIDER’S CATSUP ganizations throughout the state, have occasion to employ an audit- S 2 Packages ___________ . k * / Unrp Bottle are pouring into the Grange office *rr or some one to help with income 20-MULE BORAX CHIPS daily. The Grange is right on the O Q M J. B. TREE TEA tax returns. Large Package firing line and putting up a good Orange Pekoe, 8 " T .. pkg Mrs. Geo. McHale (France* rls- fight. BISt/UICK FLOUR POST TOASTIES t a iy ) left Wednesday evening sot While the governor is advocating Per Package 2 Package* nr r.ome in Stn Francisco, after a rigid economy, it is claimed that months visit with relatives and more money haa been »pent In hi.*» ’ Two Deliveries Daily I*hones .3203 and 1702 friends, .ihe was accompanied by department the last biennium thau her mother Mrs. Chas. Esterly who during any other in the history of . w — i will remain with her daughter the the state. X». •■VWl- rest o f the winter. The joint ways and means co m -, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Beach enter m it t « has divided itself up into sev tained with a dinner and carcfc eral subcommittees, each equipped ; • I ! Saturday evening. Their guests were with a pruning knife, and each is Mr. imi Mrs. F. Nottingham, Mr. expected to take a slice o ff the and Mrs. H. HpHyiield, Mr. and budget. It seems to be generally Mrs. S. Wax, Mr. and Mrs. G. B understood that no new revenue Huston ail of Portland, and Mr. proposal* will be ooewidered until and Mrs. W. H. Engelke. the ways and means committee nas Despite the inclement weather the completed it* study o f the budget. W . E . P E C ,G STUDIO BARBER SHO»' An effort will be made to stand Whitford WY,men's club was able to hold its regular meeting on ardize salaries o f employee's in t.ie FIRST CI .A SS WORK departments. and UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER Wednesday. Mrs. b'. K. Denney as various state AT REASONABI.E PRICES drastic reduction» are proposed. hostess served a luncheon at 1:00 Grange Building — :— Rearertou E. I). VanMeter. Prop. (Con’t Next Week) oclock. Seven members were pres ent and each lady contributed a magazine article o f interest which FIRE DAM AGES in turn brought out interesting dis FLOW ERS HOUSE’S CONTENTS cussion. Beaverton Barber Shop Funeral Pieces All Kinds The fire department* wart railed | i The religious services conducted nut at 10:30 Tuesday night to fight HENRY PFEIFER at tre Masonic and Eastern Star a fire in the former L. W. Tucker Phone 12051 C. i STEVENS. PROPRIETOR home last Sunday were well atten home on 7th and Angel St. now South End of Ixunbard Street ded. P.vv. Hicks of Tigard Evan occupier) by Mr. end Mrs. Tail Wil Beaverton, Ore. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED gelical church gave the sermon and son. Mrs. Wilson is a teacher in a muai>Ti program was an the local grade school. Considerable ttonal feature. Here is the program: damage was done to the interior of Boyd’s Variety Store Edison Mazda Cornet solo by Billy Gore, ac the house nd it’s contents. Girls Coat Sweaters 49f companied by Mrs. Gore with tHe Mi-, and Mrs. Wilson were awriiy Lamps violin scd Miss Della Mae Alton at the iime and didn’t know o f the Gifts for Every One HAMBURGER'S at the piano. Two vocal numbers loss until the next morning. NOVELTIES by Mrs. Gore, a piano solo by Miss ! The origin o f the fire i* un-1 Oregon Beaverton’* Own Store Genevieve Johnson and a violin solo known but may have been defec Beaverton by Eleanor Gore. tive wiring. ,The loss in partly j M. Flinn was held up and robbed covered by insurance. \ ENVELOPES 25 f o r ______ 5c \ TYPING PAPER 500 Sheets 60c \ ” ” 100 ” 15c \ NOTE BOOK PADS 2 for 5c J t'hlroprarlie anil Naturopathic Physician CITY MLAT MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS 5 / A T T E N T IO N F A R M E R S Dr. Foreal !.. 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