The Beaverton review., April 28, 1933, Image 2

The Beaverton Review
FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1933
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above named estate, has filed in the further sum of $50000 with | Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this
the above entitled Court and cause, interest thereon
since September 29th day of March, 1933
his final account and report as 19, 1931, at the rate of eight per
J. W. CONNELL
such, and the Court has fixed the cent per annum, legs the sum of
Sheriff of Washington Counity
8th day o f May 1933, at the hour $15.00 paid on the interest, and the D. D- Bump Attorney for Plaintiff
of 10 o’clock A- M. of said day, further sum o f $75.00 attorney’s Forest Grove, Oregon.
and the Court room of the above fees, with interest thereon from
the
Nazarene Church
entitled Court in Hillsboro, Ore­ 29th day of March, 1933, at the rate
HOME FIRES BRIGHTER
Rev. Willard P. Andersen, Pastor gon, as the time and place
for of six per cent per annum, to me di­
'hearing objections to said final
»Sunday school at 9:45 A M. We account, and for the final settle­ rected and delivered, commanding
“ Be it ever so humble,
me to make sale of the real prop­
There’s no place like home.”
are encouraged with the growth of ment o f said estate.
erty hereinafter described, I have
“ Behold! I stand at the dcor and
our Sunday School. Wo are glad for
Dated this 7th day of
April levied upon and pursuant to said
knock,” says Jesus Christ.
the increasing number o f children. 1 1933.
'Bil.
and Decree of
Receive, trust, obey this Mighty
There is a class for you. Morning Hare, McAlea'r & Peters, A ttor­ Execution, Order
Sale, I will on the 1st day of Lover of all men and in the years
worship at 11 A . M . N .Y .P .S .!
neys for Administrât.
May, at the court house in Hills­
devotional service at 7:00 P. M. I
Doy Gray, Administrator of boro, Washington County, Oregon, to come the children who go but
from under the home roof will rise
There are some very 'helpful
andi
said deceased.
at the hour of ten o’clock a. ra. up to call you blessed.
instructive lessons given by th e1
•w . M . V
of said day, sell at public auction
No enemy of yours can stand be­
young people. You will enjoy them, j NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
S tR V IC E
to the highest bidder for cash in
Song and evangelistic service at 8
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, hand, all of the following described fore him: no problem o f money,
health, family-tangle that he can­
P.
M. Wednesday . Prayer
and that by virtue of an Execution, Or­ rial property, lying,
being
and not handle to God’s glory and your
“ Good G—d. have we got to have
Praise at 8:00 P .M . All W elcome.! der and Decree of Sale, issued out
situate in Washington County, Ore­ praise.
that over again? Hasn't It been ex­
of and under the seal of the Cir­ gon, and more particularly
plained well enough to satisfy even
de­
Settle it now. Take your stand
cuit
Court
o
f
the
State
of
Oregon,
Congregational Church
j your jealousy?”
scribed as follows, to-w it:
that Christ’s death for your sins
for the
County of
Washington,
Rev. Charles F .Clarke, Plastor
All of Tract 37, First
Addi­
I “ Well, It was . . . once.
But
clears you and opens the way for
dated the 29th day of March, 1933,
what’s a girl to think? I come up
tion to Cherry Grove, according
God to pour-in, pour-ln, pour-in of
in
favor
of
Maude
F.
Knight,
plain­
from Chicago on the promise I’m go­
to the duly recorded map and
his rich blessings. 2nd, Bible— Bible
Well Friends: Are you planning
tiff
and
against,
E.
J.
Boos
and
ing to be a respectable married wom­ to koop next- Sunday for the better
plat thereof.
Bible for your new marching or
an”— Ironically. “ 1 wait and whine things of life, or will it be wasted Hattie E. Boos; Clinton E. Hubbs to satisfy the hereinbefore named ders. 3rd, Prayer— Prayer— Prayer,
Francis A. Hubbs; Herbert sums and for the costs and expen­ for the power to go ahead.
and beg and am put off until—"
as so many Sabbaths are? Take and
“ Cnn’t you see?" he pleaded Impa­ time to go to church, if you have Davis and Naoma Davis, defend­ ses of sale and said writ.
If without a pastor and in need
tiently. "You know the state things no church home come to this church ants, for the sum of $27.25 costs
Said sale will be made subject of help, send self-addressed envel­
six to redemption as per statute of ope to Old-Time Religion, Box 95.
are In n ow ! Let me get hold of this for Bible School at 9:45, mornisg with interest at the rate of
Richards property on my own, let me service at 11:00 when our pastor per cent from March 29, 1933, and Oregon.
Beaverton, Oregon.
get things running here ns they should will preach on “ If God shakes the
go and I'll throw you a party, preacher Nations can better things be far!
and all, that’ll startle even the pic­ a/Way?, evening service
at
7:30,
ture crowd in Hollywood 1”
when he will preach on “That Puri­
“ Well, seelng's believing.”
tan Conscience,” also the young
“ And what I’ve got on now Is Just
people meet at 6:30. Midweek meet_|
•bout the knock-out. 1 want you to
ing at 8 on Wednesday; the Ladies
rend this and hold your temper until
Aid will meet next Thursday at
you get to the end. I want you to
Located in Portland at 1637 S .E .
I'i'he repair department is equip­ an instant to tell you exactly what
copy It on plain paper and nddress an 11 o’clock with study of the North
Gth street.
ped with modern heavy machinery is wrong , what the probable cost
American
Indians
and
pot
luck
envelope. I’m going to mall It. . . .
Under the direction» of the man­ and is under the operation of ex­ will be. If it will not pay to fix
luncheon at 12:30.
Read. Marie, n bomb shell 1”
agement and
assistants who are perts of wide
experience in this the
particular
part
they will
He thrust the paper Into her hands
experts in this line.
work. It has proved a valued ad­ promptly tell you so.
Church of Christ
and watched her face as she read.
They have regular factory equip­ dition to the business organizations
Th'ey are continually adding to
“ Well, for gosh snkes!" was her
Rev. G. W. Springer
ment to do their work. One of the of this section because such com­ the place as mew inventions come
comment, blue eyes widening In
firms to whom we refer readers of plete equipment and
experienced out so that the place is kept at all
amazement. “ Is It n fact?”
At the weekly Sisterhood meet­
nun are able to turn out the highest times strictly up to the minute. In
“ Sure ns you're horn!” He slapped ing Wednesday, April 26, the birth­ this issue.
Equipped with the latest and best grade of work. In fact, the busi­ the employ o f Mr. C. A . Harsch
the desk. “ See what It means? See days of
Mrs. Smith, Sisterhood mechanical device for all classes of
ness of this department has grown are men
who
understand
what
vvhnt It'll do?"
He talked rapidly, President and Mrs.
Lewis
were machine shop work.
to large proportions and has mer­ they are about and as a consequence
eye* narrowed In earnestness.
honored with a handkerchief show­
This is a modern machine shop ited the wide popularity attained. the accuracy and efficiency with
The girl listened, and when he had er. A pot-luck birthday dinner was
and has a reputation for turning | This shop is equipped to turn out which the work is completed is the
finished she took a long breath.
prepared with a beautiful birthday out work of class, for the reason­
all classes o f machine work. No admiration and comment of
cus­
"You’re tile cats when It comes to cake baked by sister Hall.
ableness of its charges and for get­ matter what may be your needs in tomers from far and wide who
scheming!" She was silent a moment,
Now that our Easter Drama is ting it done when promised. Upon this line they are able to take care
thrusting out her lower lip. “ If It was
patronize the place.
over we are looking forward with these lines they have built up the
anybody else, I’d he sorry for her. But
The Harsch Machine works can
of them. They are machinists of
a
great
deal
of
enthusiasm
to
our
business to its present high stand-, ability and repute and are able in be reached by calling East 7757.
her. . . .- Pfugb I If you ever look at
fellowship
meeting
on
Friday,
May
her again, I'll give her a boy-bob and
ard.
______________________'
no mistake. . . . And maybe trim 5th. Everyone is invited and guar­
antied 1000 good laughs. Efforts
you along with It!"
She took the chair he had vacated are being concentrated to make this
and drew writing materials towards program especially enjoyable and to
her, preparing to copy what he had emphasize the fellowship phaze.
The topic o f the morning sermon
written.
Two days Inter, shortly after uoon, Sunday, will be “ That I cause not
as he entered the office, the clerk my brother to stumble” . The topic
wheezed to John:
o f the evening sermon is
“The
an' merited progress is a matter of ac­
The Zan Brown Co. is located sn ail beginning and built on
"Kllen telephoned. She said for you Church
Officer who Became
a in Portland at 619 York St.
ideal. ha 3 always included a s e lf - , tual fact well known to the public.
to come In with the loads tonight, M artyr.”
faith t The brooms manufactured by this
Any business to be permanently imposed obligation to keep
sure.”
successful must be founded ion prin­ with the public by maintaining qual­ concern are recognized by the trade
John wondered. Csually when Kllen
as the very best. They are sold all
Methodist Church
ciple, honesty, fair dealing and full ity regardless of conditions.
wanted to get In touch with him she
Established
in
1860
the Zan over the country and users have al­
George F. Gordon, Past,.
value for the price asked. From
left word fur him to call. So It was
these there can be no deviation re­ B'room Co. started with an ideal. | ways been well satisfied and de­
with Ills curiosity roused that John
buying
The
second
sermon
in
the
series
gardless o f economic or any other Through good times and bad that mand their brooms when
left the train after Its arrival, crossed
again.
ideal
has
never
been
violated.
To
“
God
The
Greatest
Poet;
Man
His
ocvnditions.
the mill yard and entered the street.
In making this review of
the
Lights were burning In the office, Greatest Poem” will be delivered
In such a period as the one through it, all subsequent success must be
progress of Portland and
vicinity
Sunday at eleven o'clock. The sub­ which we are passing, manufactur­ credited.
and lie hastened In.
Here the public has at its dis­ we are glad to cali to the atten­
“ Hello I" he said, opening the door ject is “ The Purpose of the Poem’’ ers and merchants are confronted
llhis message will
capture
your with many problems. In seeking the posal the services of men who pos­ tion of the people the advantages
and seeing Kllen alone nt her dusk.
She lifted her head slowly, and imagination and challenge you to solution there is often strong pro­ sess the know-how and who ob­ accruing to the public by the loca­
turned on him a face Hint was a mask greater activity for those interests vocation to resort to
expediences served their modern business ed-j tion of this industry here, the high
and the
of reserve.
White, she was, and of most value to society and God. that in normal times never would ucation in the school of
practical' quality o f the products
drawn, and her eyes smoldered.
Do not miss this sermon. It is one be considered.
One cause of this experience. From the inception of commanding position they occupy in
“ Hello . . . Kllen I You sent for o f a series of six messages on
temptation is the appearance on the the enterprise, quality has been the, the industrial world, by determin­
me. What’s . , . what’s the matter?" this subject. You will enjoy
this market of
standard has been edly living up to their original
sub-standard
products, aim and the
Slit- put down tier pen slowly, opened friendly church. It makes you feel
maintained
from
the beginning.
| ideal— to furnish the public with
put out to create so-called “ price
a purse that lav on the desk beside at 'home and you will come again.
The Zan Broom Co. is a local the finest ,broam3 at a fair price—
competition.’’
her and took out a letter.
concern under the competent man-' they have won and retained the
Bring the children. If you discover
Every successful business
in
"Kxplaln this," she said, and her that you do not care fo r our type
agement of Mr. J. A. Benedict, a respect and confidence o f the deal­
America the ones that have endur­
tone was like Ice. Stic seemed to he
o f service and can suggest ways in
man interested in local develope- ers and their many satisfied cus­
ed year after year, started from a
restraining herself, clinging with all
which it can be made more effective
ment and its substantial and well tomers.
tier strength to her self-control.
we are ready to listen to your crit­
Krownlng, he took the envelope from
icism. If you like the service tell
her.
Her name and address were
written on It. The postmark, lie saw, others and if you don’t, tell us.
Friday evening,
April 28 the
was Kampfest.
monthly dinner for our church and
(Continued Next Week)
friends will be held In the church
basement. A pot-luck dinner will
With a modern and sanitarj tresses are built according to the
Renovating by the most sanitary
A . v . r i I for the next I be served. A program will be part plant in Portland at 5027 Powell principles that the sleeper’s body and modem process is also a fea ­
O v lIU
M, 5 months oj\ o f the evening entertainment. The the G. E. Reid Mattress Co. is must be evenly supported so that ture of this department.
dinner will be served at seven P.M . equipped to meet all the demands the spine is perfectly straight. A
,To the public they wish to ex­
Monday evening. May 1, Dr. J. for their mattress are well made mattress that does not do this dis­ plain the way they use the word
T he
C. Harrison,
Supt. of Portland and sensibly priced.
torts the spine, irritates the nerves renovate and what they mean by it.
A t l a n t ic M o n t h l y
District o f
Methodism will
then
Matresses like all household com­ and consequently causes sleepless­ They mean by “ renovate" to make
be with us to hold our Fourth modities that add comfort to liv­ ness.
new and sanitary your old bedding
AKE
the
most of your
Quarterly Business meeting of the ing have reached the point that they | Mattresses are made by this firm and “ not just slip on a new tick",
reading hours. Enjoy the
church year. The service is set for are now manufactured to give the to fit the body and the corners are but put your own stock through a
wit, the wisdom, the companion­
-,3 utmost in service, ease and rest. j so tailored and reinforced that they modem process, which gives you
ship,
the charm that
have
Mattress making is an intricate bus­ will not break down, which is a quality and a new product appear­
LEGAL
NOTICES
made the
ATLANTIC,,
for
iness. The public little realizes the common fault with inferior made ance at a great saving. They can
# -----------------------------------------■» knowledge that must enter into
seventy-five years, America's
mattresses. In their own modern take your old bedding, any condi­
NOTICE OF FINAL SEHTLE-
most quoted and most cher­
good mattress production, the mach- ‘ clean plant everything used in the tion. and do this for you.
MENT
ished magazine.
The G. E. Reid Mattress Company
making of matresses is brand new.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF, inery and equipment needed.
Intense study coupled with years j They never use any washed or re­ is under the management of Mr.
Send $1, (menioning this ad)
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Their
mattresses G. E. Reid who knows the business
of experience has
qualified the worked filling.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
to
In the Matter of
the Estate o f G. E. Reid Mattress C o., to pro­ give the owners incredible service. I thoroughly and who personally sees
The Atlantic Monthly, 8 Arling­
Harrison M. Hughson, Deceased. duce mattresses which give you But the greatest claim accorded to that all products turned out by the
ton St., Host»1*.
Notice is hereby given, that the the sound, restful restorative sleep , their special brands is restorative plant meet the highest standards of
, undersigned administrator o f the your body requires. All the mat­ sleep which these mattresses give. sanitation and production.
Adv.
7 W Z E R ©
A Romance of the
NorthVoods
Iciiuncii I
a S aoovcdiuvb
Harold
Titus
he wus w u u v iin ., ^ .r u .v ..., — ,-------
with the world. lie went to the Hank
o f Knnipfest, gave orders to the cash­
ier, visited a moment, and was In Ills
ofliee when the mill closed.
He stood In the doorway as the men
streamed by and when Tucker ap­
proached he called the man to him. A
Klrl came out, modlshty dresseu in a
fur coat, a different sort of figure
than those you will see on the streets
of a northern mill town. Corbel broke
his talk to Tucker.
“ Oh, M arie!”
The girl turned,
showing a white face under the light,
lips lieuvy with make-up, even, gleam­
ing teeth. “ I’ ll have some letters tills
evening. About eight!”
“ All right,” she said, and went on
end Gorbel turned again to Tucker.
When he had finished the man
nodded.
“ H—1, yes! You know, she’s never
been a hand to say much against folks.
Hut I’ ve heard her hum up old Betk
nap worse ’n If she’d cussed him
ou t!"
More rapid mumbling from Gorbel.
“ Front of Steele? . . . Why. . . I
dunno. . , . Oh, yes I Once I did]
She sure gave old Tom what-for to
Steele! Day after we ditched your
cars to tie ’em up.” He laughed un­
pleasantly at recalling this act of
treachery.
Gorbel had told the stenographer to
return at eight, lie, however, was In
his office again before seven, seated at
his desk, writing slowly.
The outer door opened and closed;
Ills office knob turned and the girl,
Marie, came In.
“ ’ I.o!” she said In a half whisper.
lie smiled and spoke without look­
ing up.
She took off her coat, removed the
snug, felt turlmn, pulled off her ga­
loshes and stood revealed, a silken­
legged, low-necked, short-sleeved slip
of a girl with eyes that might have
been gentle, hut were not, with a
mouth that might have been tender,
hut was not.
“ What's on?" she asked, fluffing her
bobbed hair and appro,telling, laying
He Slipped a Sheet of Paper Over
the Penciled Lines.
s hand familiarly on Corbel's shoul­
der and leaning over to read what ho
was writing.
lie slipped a sheet of paper over ttie
penciled lines.
“ Not yet t”
“ What's (he big Idea?" stie asked,
hostility In the tone, drawing hark.
He caught tier wrist roughly and
laughed as lie drew her to Ids chair
arm.
“ Hot headed hahy I" lie breathed,
and kissed tier arm. "It’s a letter to
another girl
lint when you’re read
It through you'll understand. And I’ m
going to let you read I"
lie patted tier hark and the temper
receded from tier face slowly.
“ Well, ever since I caught you writ­
ing to lids Itiehards party, and found
out you’d been going to sec her and
lying to m > about It, l'\o naturally
been suspicious."
Harsch Machine Works
Zan Broom Co.
G. E. Reed Mattress Co.
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