The Beaverton review., June 16, 1933, Image 4

FRID AY, JUME 1«. 1933
llu? Beaverton Review
Mr. arid Mrs A. C. Chinn vis-
ited relatives in IWtland on Sun­
day.
DIRECTORS
TO
BE
board id education are: ( l ) to con­
KAMHKRGKR’H
HOW (¡Ü01) AM I?
tract for the tuition of
all high
FOR
CHOSEN BY VOTERS school students who reside in these
" I never killed anybody -
Soft Drinks
“
Nor
stole
anything.
fifty-dour
school
districts;
(2
)
to
Mrs McCulley
is promoting a
Ice Creame
“I pay my bills and am good to
On Monday. June <19, the
fifty- dechie whether or not transporta­
' Tom Thumb w «riding
to t>e held
and
my
relations.
Pm
on
the
s«|uare.
four elementary school districts of tion is to be provided* (3 1 to audit
June 26.
tausch Goods
all claims and authorise the pay­ Tlat's my religion. It's guo«l enough
Dorothy Dodson left for Seaside
Misa Dolores Tuttle is reported W^ ,n* tü" ™ nt?N . whkh * r. * . not ment thereof; (4) to levy a high f«ir me."
in any high school district, will hold
Wanted and For Sale
last week where she will spend the ill from the effects o f a severe an
Sure, muter, il'a . good enough
election in connection with the school tax against all property In
summer.
case of sunburn.
annual sohool meeting for the choos- the fifty-four districts to pay for for you, but is it good enough fur l or Sale or Trade—Fight aires, 4
I f you are seeking information
For that sluggish liver, take mg of five members of the board of the
oust o f educating
the high God? In hie eyes. "A ll we are ie
room house, 3 miles southwest
thing,
and
our
on the new “ Motor Transport Act" Brown's Herb Compound.
B-own's education at the Washington county school students of
the fifty-four as an unclean
from Beaverton. Want small, mo­
nghteousneaa
as
a
filth)«
ra
g
.’
tB>*
tee Leonard Adams
adv Beaverton Pharmacy.
adv Non-High
school district
It can readily lie seen
These districts
dern house with fair sited hit
ble). “ See how gooil I am !" you
that
the
problem
of
transportation
Jim Whitworth began work the fifty four
districts have
Miss Dorothy Baldwin is spend
Mie. A. M Gott,aid. Kt. 1 Bea
Your human goodness, “ Just
this week on the been divided into five sones of ap- is the moat difficult one for this say
ing this week visiting with friends latter part of
verton
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filthy
rags,"
says
God
hoard to solve.
Wolfe Creek highway
proximately the same population.
in Portland.
Our
Lord
spoke
once
of
the
guest
For the school year just ended,
W IL L TR A D E — llccf
«Sitile
lor
Little Betty Mahler of Portland „ Zo" * l -~ »aoona, Scofield. Shady
Wedr.esday, Marion Lewis dislo­
who trie«l to break into the wctl-
n; ringers or fresh cows
Ff.rm
^ach am Arcade, Wallace, the tuition claims will prolmbly he ding feast.
cate«) his shouKier while swimnung spent several days this week visit-
machinery for sale or trade —
ing with Loi, Livermore.
Peasant \ lew Buxton Paid Mown- about $45.000 and the transportation
at St. Mary s.
"Friend, how cam«<at thou in hi­
$25,000. To
tain. Mason Hill, Ornduff, Bailey, claims wil| be about
la rge fanning mill fur sale or
ther
nut
having
on
m
widding
gar­
Miss E3sie Whitworth
is eni-
meet these claims the county court
Leonard Adams can give you any Strassel. Buck Mountain Wheeler,
trade A. C. Man|uis, Route 4,
ment?"
ptayed at Montgomery Ward A Co­ information on the new
“ Motor
Zonal »-Coniel.ua.
Centerville. last December made a levy of 7.2
Sherwood, near M«'h«>lla.
Phone:
And
the would-be guest
was
in Portland.
Transport Act .
adv. Roy Acailemy Buok Heaven, lows mills agvinst the property in the
Scholia 1507.
Adv IM.-'Jfl
speechleta.
fifty-four districts.
Members of the Tigard Otidfell- Hill, BLioming, Whitmore,
Billy Braun, of Forest Grove, is
Then said the king to the ser-
Zone 3 — West
l mon. Union
The county s«*hool superintendent vanta, “ Bind him hand and foot,
I will aci-rpt Washington Count)
spending the week with his grand­ ow lodge srr clearing their lot in
ReedviUe,
Rock
Creek] will serve as secretary to this new and take him away and cast him Scrip both for new amt irnewal
parents, Mr- and Mrs. J. H. Hulett preparation for building a new hall. Jackaoa,
<*f Beaverton.
Mrs. James Cameron entertained Helvetia, t'edar Mills, North Plains, board.
into the «>uter «larkness. There shall subscription. F M. Smith, Oregon­
Ballots,
tally
sheets,
poll
lists,
at
luncheon
on
Tuesday
for
Mrs
Bethany.
McKinley.
l>e great weeping and gnashing of ian Agent. Phime Beaverton Tltil
Mrs. Margaret Tallivan enter­
adv. c 22 if
and
a
general
letter
of
instructions
teeth.*'
F.
H.
Schoene
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Han-
Zone
4—
Progress,
Barnes,
Tual-
tained with a large family dinner
atin View, Garden Home, Kaleigh, are being sent «wit to the clerks of
How get the wedding garment?
party on Sunday. Rev Clarke was sen-
the fifty-four districts.
Christ, who knew no sin, was M anted— llomrleoa Men end women
also a guest.
Mrs. Robert Brown attemied the Sylvan. Aloha-Huber, Hiteon.
Make this your home. Enjoy home
born
into this world, to become sin
In
the
case
of
Joint
districts
No
Zone
&
—Chapman,
Middleton.
Ci­
Mr and Mrs. W. H. Boswell and X.P U. Club Tuesday at the home
like comfort atei hospitality with
for
us.
that
we
might
become
the
20.
46.
62.
67.
84.
101.
103,
104,
K,nton- U u rel Ridge, Hazel
freedom o f Individual prieilsg«-*
family were Sunday guests at the uf Mrs. Herman A. Lewis at Hus
righteousness
of
God
in
Him.
lit
,
and
115,
only
those
voters
who
«tale.
Carton,
Sherwood,
Cooper
— Mrs Weir, Mgr.
Commercial
home of Mr. and Mrs. E G. Webb sellviUe.
reside in Washington County will
Mow settle it.
Mountain, Mountain Ho
Hotel
Adv
. •
near Forest Grove.
Maxine -Cady was presented in Pleasant Hill.
be riven hallota for vwting on
Take your stand on G«>d‘s own
Mrs. Gertrude Gore and three rec>‘ al by her piano teacher, Erma
Washington
County
me
to
hers
of I
Candidates have been nominated
For Sal*— Kale plants. 40C per 1000
children. Billy, Jimmie and Elei.- Taylor Sparks, at Hillsboro on Fri- by petition for each of the
1 Non-High School Board of Educa-
W
W
Jsi|iiith, nesr Blhnlls
tion.
your
new
marching
order«
and
nor. visited in Medford for sever- da>' evening.
tones as follows: Zone 1, Frank
_ j 1 prayer for the power to go ahea«l
PK m m 144»
tf-27
_
al days last waok.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cooper of Dailey of l alley district, Clarence
in
the
new
life
Old
Time
Religion,
of Wallace district, Otto
Mr and Mrs. Orval A. Thompson Portland accompanied
by George Nelson
Hoyd's Variety Store
NOTICE OF A N N U A L SCHOOL
Beaverton. Ore.
adv
are the proud paren.* of a taby E1**n left for a four-weeks' trip 1 uges at Mcsintaindaie; Zone 2—
MEETING
MENS
A
BOYS
OAFS
39
49<-$l
born on Smith river on Friday.
Jos A. Moore
cvf Roy,
William
daughter,
Ramona Maxine,
NOTICE IS HET.KBY GIVEN to
New Summer V«»ile Dresses
Paint Yiuir Hume
Tuesday of last week
the legal voters of School Diatnct
Koas Findley of
Union,
A l M.
of
San
Francisco
«
r
e
visiting
st
the
No. 48 of Washington county. Slate
All
Kinds
h
rn
ir
Supplies
Mr John Roe. who has been a
Jannsen at Reedville • Zone
of Oregon, that the ANNUAL
way from
Beaverton for several ! borne of her brother and s.ster-.n- ^«nnsen ot KeeUvil.e - Zone 4 -
Beaverton's Own Store
>nJ,
law, Mr. and Mrs. W. J Scott
j ----- r Jfcj',nd*
r of Progress; Zone
SCHOOL MEETING of said District
months, is visiting old friends
g m * a r
n f
l « . , r u r , u .1
Save Your
Building« with
Ferd Lanrcr
of k2
Sherwood.
will lie held at High School tllilg .
round town this week
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mots are the
The voting will be at Urge; that
Acui r Gunruntred Paints
Beaverton Hebek-
to begin at the hour of 8 a'clix-k
parents
of
a
baby
girl
born
Tues-
Mrs M. C. McKetvher was
is, the voters will vote for five
ali
Lodge
N o.
on the third Monday of June. A D
Cover«
450
«q.
ft-
per
gal.
afternoon and dinner guest at the ^
Mason * ttf n‘|ef
Mr_
men. one from each zone. The high
248 meele
fin i
1933.
L. A. Shiffer home in Rose City, Mrs Motz live on Hillsboro Rt. 4 „ „ „ wi„ 8erye f|y# ye>rs th<l
G«ea Farther
sud third
Tu es­
Tills meeting is ralle«!
for the
Last« IsHiger
Portland, on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller and cond in total votes will serve four
day - evenings
al
purpose «va
of v electing
one
|$
\|
i «
iw v t i n g
w
nw
« director
n i s -i z u t
« for
w *
family
and
Mrs
Chas
Shively
and
years,
the
third
will
serve
three
Mrs. Ana/ Timmer was hostess
'
• i. c l 1 ' M’e handle bulk kalsomime, ami can one term and clerk for one year su I
Mrs. Sarah Cham- I
for
Sorrento
serving u club
her
Miss
years, the fourth man will serve
aw» the
MIC v
j v u r m v 3CHII1U
u u at
ai n
t * r daughter.
° — » -----
- - Helen,
—
• were
------- visitors
—
*up|>ly your need»
the transaction of businesa usual ut
home last Thursday afternoon. Mrs at the J- F- Felsher home on Sun- two years, the fifth man will serve berlain, secretary, and Mrs. Hazel
such meeting.
one
year.
Next
year
a
successor
to
|
Miller,
N.
G.
p-tf
Genuine
Gold
Seal
Linoleum
wilt
Henry Lucns came out from Port- da>-
In districts of
the «econJ and
make your kitchen sparkle Let
*
land for the occasion.
Mrs. Heller and two children of the fifth man will be elected for
third classe« the hallota »hall n»t
I
us figure
your linoleum h *
five years.
NOTICE
i
lie counteit until one hour after the
Mr. and Mrs. A. E- Hansen en- Scappoose, visited several «lays at
We Know How.
Qualifications of
tertained a group of friends and the E- M- Madsen home in Sorren-
Qualifications
voters:
Any
' time set to r the meeting to begin.
H ie Board of Directors
School We buy. sell, trade, anything We ! Until the count Iwgins, any legal
neighbors with an
old-fashioned to> last week- 8 » ! also attended the P«r*on. m*l*
female, who is
- - of
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barn dance at their home in Sor- rose festival.
t've born or ,ul,y naturalized, of District No. 48, Washington county
sharpen and repair |awn mowers, voters of the district shall be en­
rente on Saturdav evenimr
„
v , w __ .
, . ..
« « e o f 21 or over, who has re Oregon, ask for bid* on 20« cords
titled to vote upon any business be­
Bkyrles, sewing machine«.
..
.
.
< ,
.
sme«l lor JO days in the district ir. more or less, of No- 1 wood, de-
fore the meeting
Members of the Beaverton grange
C u ®. luncheo"
which he intends to vote, may vote livered Seale«! bids to be in the
THE FRIENDLY STORE
Dated this 25 «lay of May 1933.
will meet at the Grange Hall Tues- the Blue Cupboard given in honor for director
Neither
Registration hands of the District Clerk June 23,
L. R. lean. Chairman Board of
Richey
Hardware
day, June 20, for the purpose of of Mrs. Caroline Lewis
_ of Seaside _
_
nor tax-paying qualification is re- 1933
Signed.
Directors
compiling a Grange cook book- All ^bo was Worthy Grand Matron qujped
and Furniture Company
I,. R. Dean. Chairman of the ifoarc
A TTE S T:
grangers are expected to come and that >'ear' A fter the luncheon the
-m,» chief duties of this new Althea Haulenbeck, District Clerk
1EAVERTON
OREGON
Althea Haulenbei-k, District Clerk
bring their favorite recipes. A pot- 8ues*s attended the Grand Chap-
luck luncheon will be served at one ter session al the Masonic Temple.
o clock.
Capt. Chas- Bakesy had the m s- '
Mr
and Mrs. F. H. Schoene. fortune 10 break bis toe on Thurs- :
Betty Hansen, Mr and Mrs. W . d*3r* June * h- He was trying to,
J. Scott and daughters Miargaret PrevarU a heavy Piece o i hardwood
and Marjorie, and their house guest, f rom falling on the head of an al-
Mrs. C.
Dudley of SanFrancisco. derly 8entleman. He saved the g«m-
and two children enjoyed a pienk tlem* n- but
toe was broken in-
X c n r y 5 otx
at Wahkeena Fall on the Columbia 8te* d' tThe Caf,Um 8a>'» he is b*P-
Highway, on Suiuiay.
j Py 10 have lt • » '» ts-
NOW
— a i
¿
Mrs. Carrie
Hansen
received a
letter this week from her son Har­ KINTON GRADUATES
ris, who is on his weikling tour
SIX EIGHTH GRADERS
in Nebraska. He stated that far­
mers in Oregon didn’t know what
hard times are compared to the far­
Kinton sent a large delegation to
mers in the middle west, with hay
the graduation exercises
of the ;
selling from three to five dollars I
eighth grade pupils in that district,
a ton, and oats at $15 per ton.
held at Scholls grange hall, Friday j
The stork was very busy from ! evening. There were six eigth grad-
12 midnight until 6 a m. Thursday ! ers from Kinton, who took part in \
morning in Beaverton and vicinity. , the
exercises. Special notfce
is !
A baby girl was bom to Mr. and made o f one.
Miss Lois
Bierly,
Mrs Milo Harris (Alice Fluke); daughter of Mr. and M-rs. Floyd
a baby boy was bom to Mr. and Bierly, who under 12 years of age,
Mrs. Orton Walkmer of Glen Cullen; had an average of over 97 in all
a baby girl was bom to Mr. and of her studies. Miss Bierly expects
Mrs Henry Tonges of Rt. 2. Dr. ■ to enter Beaverton high school next
Mason attended all three cases.
i fall.
Uncle Sam's Coffee Pot Nineieen Times
As Large as the Empire State Building
arv-
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June 5, 1933
LOW PRICE CARS VS. CHEAP CARS
We do not build a low-price car: the cost to us of building our car
is pretty high.
But we do sell a high quality car at n low price.
Almost every new Ford V-8 car we havo built no far this year, has
-
more to manufacture than its selling price was As you buy the. a
J 490
to $610, we have to depend on increasing volume to make up the
The reason for this is simple: — a manufacturer who g i v e s good value
must expect to lose money on the first cars ho sells because he cannot
charge all his costs to the people who are first to buy.
But with the purchaser it is different — he cannot afford to lose
anything on a car. It must give him full value from the first, and keep
° n
M s amei-1 CSC coffee pot le bubbUne
saghsr sad higher: each year lt be-
u a n larger aad larger and today It
has reached enormous proportions
a pot large enough to bold ail ih*
eoffes consumed In the United Slate*
during one year t o .la have to be
(Uneteec and one-ha:: titnee a* large
as the Empire State oulldlng ot Nee
York That may sound like a Oar-
gaotuan coffee pot but the facts bea/
out the statement
According to Department of Com
mere« figures, coffee sufficient to pro­
duce i7.07fi.775.450 cups war consumed
la ins United States during 1931 That
number of cupe would fill 731.743.444
euole feet of »pace— end I d the gigan­
tic Empire State Oulldlng there are
approximately 17.000.000 cubic feet
' r<en.-r the U 8 coffee cup would here
to be 19V, time# as large
Another breathtaking, out graphic
Illustration cf the else of our appetite
m ,iy bs made with railroad tank car*
-f all of the gallons of coffee con
ecmed each year in thle country were
poured into tank cars containing 8000
gaiioua each 880387 "tankers' would
l » ut-eded That number of car* would
r ake k 003 trains of BS car« each or *
line ut trains 4790 mile* long *tr*tcb-
ing from San Francisco to New Tort
and hack almost to Omaha again
Still another example of our ooffee
d-sl.ee cao be drawn, this one from
Ahu-rica’s most ’ tmoua sraterfalL Our
years coffee supply would run NUgars
Kills through which Bow 500.000 ton*
of aster s minute for 45 minute*
The statistics show that the average
ner capita consumption of American»
l* 735 8 cups of coffee per year—or 1 98
a!.-r.n«l 3 cups per day Under normal
market conditions the coffee Industry
on tbs beets of Import values, reprt
our
Combination of low prices and high cost
quality:
1. Volume Production
2, Taking only one profit
First we set our price at what would be fair to the public on the basis
of economies we enjoy in volume production. Then, in order to justify an
maintain our low price we must get volume sales.
Thus it comes that a car which is really high-cost to make, is also
low-cost to buy.
There is a difference between a cheap car and a low-priced high
qUalFordCpïices are always fixed at a point wnich makes it profitable for a
sent* approximately a 8300.000.000 ID
dustry
rbs eoffes consumed by American*
cornea from 38 different countries,
most of It being Drought here from
South America More than 38 per cent
of the money spent for thle beverage
by the Onlted State# In 1981 went *8
buy the rich *nd aromatic gradea pro­
duced by the Republlo ot Colombia
"model nation' of South America The
Onlted flutes consumes mort than 90
per cent ot Colombia's annual crop
Improved method* of coffee prepara­
tion and distribution In thle country,
as well as greater care In the growing
and harvesting of the product in *om*
of the leading producing countries, are
the chief contributing factor* to the
extraordinary Increase in per csplU
consumption In tbs Onlted flutes, ac­
cording to trade authorities
In the widening popularity ot the
Defore-breakfast cup and the afUr-
dlnner demi-tasse ore two other causes
It Is said.
customer to buy.
, T
Good and lasting business must produce profit to the buyer a3 well as
to the seller. And of the two. the buyer's profit must be. comparatively,
the larger one.
It pays us to sell the Ford V-8 because lt pays you to buy lt.