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The Beaverton FRIDAY, JULY 7, 193.1 r c ciiuncii AjNN 0 Ü N C RÜI9 3 » T k INTON HAlTKNINGSl By Mr». K L Cos ■ ---------------------------------------------------m Mr*. ( 'lytic Wilkinson uf Portland formerly from this town, spent u couple of day* la*t week with old friend* and neighbor*. W. C. M Kell, mall carrier on rout* 3, I* on hi* vacation ami hi* substitute. L M Davie*, la on th* rout* during hi* «haonc* Mr, and Mr*. Elmer Strulwl uf I a >* Angelen, Calif., were viaitor* during th* (*»t week at the home o f Mr and Mr*. J. II. Alan. Mr, and Mr*. Edwin Hu-hard* and »on of Cla* kama» war* Sun day gucat* at th* home uf Mr and Mr*. Harry A. Ku-hard*. Mr*. Clara Kyan and daughter Ala-* of Portland «pent a few day* (hiring th* past week at the horn* of J. II. Aten, Pleasant Valley road. Mr*. Lilly Itierly and itaught«r, Mr« Kthel Mfctormlck and chil dren spent laet Monday in Port land where they were transacting businaaa. Frank Dupre o f Sellwood arrived Saturday at the home o f Mr. and Ml» J J. VanKleek where he re mained for a few day*. Mr. Dupre ta a cousin of Mr VanKleek. S H. I'omeruy, Mrs. Robert I’omeroy a nd daughter Roberta spent la»t Friday In Portland, where they were gueata of Mr*. Pomeroy's par ents, Mr. and Mr*. S. C Sparks. Harry F. Kliaruler's truck ha* Iwen hauling onion* for Floyd Bler- ly, during the paat week to Port land wholeaaler», where they were consigned. They have kept very well, considering the lateness o f the season. Mr«. J. C. Snider and son Les ter, Mrs. Florence Larkin and (ieorge Luthier returned the first of th* week from a few day*, visit in Cathlamet, Wash . where they were guests of Mi*. Snider'* »on, Clarence Snider ar.d wife. THE PRICE OF BUSINESS SPEED Banking Instituta Speaker Say* That Bank Failures Followed Business Failure* CHICAGO, III—Many appear to thluk that failure* occur only to banks. M itie r,.millet« story of business show* that failures of American bank* hav* followed tb* failure of business enterprise*, and have not been a cause of thoae failure*. Dr. Harold Stonier, National Kduratlonai Director of tb* American Hanker* Association, d* ctared In a recent address bar* b*for* th» American Institute of Hanking. "It Is tru* that wi bar* had more failure* In our bank* than la tb* bank* of a number of otb*r countrl**," be said, ’’ ll Is *1*0 tru* that we hav* had more failure* In drug store*, grocery store*, railroad*, and In «vary other type of builneaa enterprise At th* ■am* tlm*. It must be said that w* still have left after all our failures, more drug stores, more grocery store*, mors railroad*, ar.d more banks than any other country." Peopt* do not realise, he said, that have In » ir**a of lot banks which hav* been in etlstenra over a century and w* ha*» more than t.000 banks which have been In *xlst*nc* over to year*. "In other words, wo have mors bauks over 100 year* of age than any other country —we hav* mors bank* ov*r to years of *ge than any country In tb* world." b* declared. "The American banking syslsm has not fallen down— It I* not In danger of decay. Such fail ures as It has experienced are due to the price w* pay for too rapid develop ment of business enterprise*, but that !§ th* American sp irit" U. S. GOVERNMENT GREATEST BANKER Mrs A. llanMW», who make* her I Runs Fifty-two Financing Insti home with her «laughter. Mr*. Hen tutions With Investment of ry J. Valentine, is spending the Two Billion Dollars— Thir summer months with her daughter, ty-nine Agricultural Mr» R. C. Hallberg o f Carlson, Wash. Mr amt Mr*. Hallberg have i charge o f the (government mineral A MKRICA'S biggest banker today ta spring» at that place. the F«-d*ral Qovsrnment. which la m--------------------------------------------------- » now operating fifty two financing Insti IIAZELDALE NKWS | tutions, says Profraaoi John Hanna of ■ -----------------------------------------■ I Columbia Pnlverslty In ths American Far) Sale* returned to camp at Hankers Association Journal Yarhata, Oregon, Wednesday mor "Forty of theaa are owned entirely ning. by th* Government," he eays. "In Mrs. J, C Smith, Jean Smith twelve mure the Government ha* al and Mr*. Tom Miller spent Monday ready a two-thlrde lntereet. Thirty- in Portland. •even are Intended to he permanent. Mr. and hfcr» Frank Allen via- i Twenty five of th« permanent oue* and itod Friday evening with Mr. and fourteen of th* temporary ones are agricultural. Mrs Tom Miller, Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Lusby and family were dinner guests Suntiay of Mr. and Mrs O. M Taylor. Mr. and Mr*. Bert Roberts and family of Portland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Max Berger the Fourth. h|r and Mrs. Hugh Jones of Los Angeles are visiting this week with his parents Mr. ami Mr*. W A Jones. Mr. and Mrs F. Strickland en tertained 9 little friends Monday for their daughter. Kleanor. It wan Kleanor a seventh birthday. Mr. ami Mrs. Cy Balfe and family and the J. Gaaaner family spent the Fourth togeth«*r a t the (■aaaner home, with a big picnic dinner. Mr, and Mrs Waller Cary and family of Portland, visited at the Raymond Heard home the Fourth Geraldine Taylor apent the 4th with her grandmother, Mr*. Wes Bany. Visitors at the Tom Miller home Sunday were Mr*. A- L. Hanford. Mr. and Mr«. J. C. Hanford, Mr and Mr*. N- F. Hanford, and Mr. and Mr*. Warren Godfrey and little grand-daughter, Frances God- f rey, all o f Portland . HITEON NEW S ■ --------------------------------------- “ ■ 1 Nazarene Church Mr«. G. Seete of Camas, Wash., was a viaitor at the home of her A. Spurlin and In the midst of poverty, unreat, grandfather, D. Alice Cheek at sorrow, and uncertainty, there is her mother, Mrs. One who carea. He will give Whitford, a few days last week. "beauty for aahes, the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise SUMMONS for the spirit of heaviness." Just i In the Circuit Court of the State remember there is a personal Sa of Oregon for the County of vior who has a personal interest Washington in you. "Cast all your cares upon Annette Geen, Him, for He «areth for you ” Do C- T. Ueen and Plaintiffs, vs. you have a place where you reg Jacob B Hayward (unmarried), ' ular! y worship? If not, come and Mrs. F. H. PhiUipe, Miss T. C. ; worship with us. We assure you a Hayward, heirs at law, of Jacob friendly welcome. Sunday school, B. Hayward, and all other par- 9:46 a.m. Morning worship, 11:00 tiea and heirs at law, unknown, a.m. N.Y.P.S., 7:00 p m . Evening claiming through or thereunder, service, 8:00 p m Wednesday Pray defendants. er and praise. 8:00 p.m. To Jacob B. Hayward (unmar ried). Mrs F. H. Phillips, Miss T. Congregational Church C. Hayward, heirs at law of Jacob Rev. Charles F .Clarke, Pastor B. Hayward, and all other parties or heirs at law unknown, claiming Well, friends: We would like to through or thereunder. Defendants. tee you at the Bible school next IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Sunday at 9:46. and at the service OF OREGON: You are hereby re at 11 o’clock. This is the last Sun quired to appear and answer the day the paalor will lie with us un Complaint filed against you in the til after vacation, hut services will above entitled court and suit on be held every Sunday morning Just the same. The topic for this or before the third day of August, 1933, which is more than four Sunday will he “ The Climax of the week* after the date o f the first Christian li f e .” publication o f this summons, which ■aid first publication hereof is of Church O f Christ date of June 23rd, 1933, and if Rev. G. W . Springer you fail to answer or in some man ner plead to said complaint, for One month of the attendance con want thereof the plantiffs will take test with Hillsboro Church of a decree against you in accordance Christ is past. Last year we won therewith to wit: for a decree the banner, but it will require the whereby it will fee decreed that united effort of ovary member to plaintiff have judgment against Ja accompliah this again thia summer. cob B. Hayward for the sum of Remember the time o f the Bible 1100.00. together with interest there school is 9:46. on at rate o f 8% per annum from The young people will hold an September first, 1932, and the fur ice cream social on the Church ther sum o f $50.00 attorney fees, lawn Friday evening if the weath and for all other costa and dis er permits. Everyone is invited. bursement* in and about this ac In the absence of Mr. Spring tion expended, and that plaintiffs er. Mr*. Springer will fill thr pul said note and mortgage be declared pit Sunday both morning and eve to be a prior and first and superior ning. The topic o f the morning sermon will -be "The Book of Re lien on the following described membrance." In the evening, the to premise* to wit: a l1 o f the north 88 feet o f lot five (5) of Block pic is “ Peace In Chaos We wish to extend an invitation lettered "B*’, “ Reaworth Gardens" to members o f the Methodist Washington County, Oregon, accor Church u. attend both our Sun ding to the records of said county day school and Church when there and state, and that said property are no services in your own be sold free and clear o f all claim Church. You will find a hearty o f defendants:, and each ot them, or or person* claiming welcome there, and will soon feel any person through or under them and that at home. i f — ------------------------------------------ a said defendant* and each o f them be I Real Estate Transfers | foreclosed and debarred o f any right, ------------------------------------------------a title or interest In or to said pre part thereof, save Alemeiim E. King to Louise H mises or any Fitxhugh, Part lot 79, Beaverton and except the statutory right of redemption as Iby law given and al Reedville Acre*. Victor Berg et ux to Isabel Mac lowed. and that the plaintiff or any Donald, Pari lot 29. Garden Homes of them may become a purchaser J. W. Connell (Sheriff) to Cath of said sale, and for all other re erine H. Collins, 76.111 acres. TIN, lief as may seem to this court as R2W. meet, just arid equitable as in the Earnest Rucker to John J. Ger plaintiff's complaint demanded which ber et ux. Part o f Anthony W is in connection of this summons. Hart CL, No. 60, T1S RlW’ . Service o f this summons is made > W.llard P. Andersen, Pastor IN BEAVERTON! Government's financing and gctlvltlai should b* kept severely apart from aubaldy and other scheme* for raising th* price» of farm ! product*. One I* business, th* other la ' The Washington County Federo- \ major political policy. Th# advantages tion meeting July 18 will he held of the corporation over bureaa control j In the Grange Hall instead o f the for th* business functions are real and j algnlflcant." Hitenm club |adles held their an nual picnic Wednesday, July 28, at the Hileon school house with a Rev. upon you by publication thereof, pursuant to an order o f the Hon orable George R. Bagley, Judge of the within entitles! court on the 16th day o f June, 1933, directing tt.e summons be published in the "Beaverton Review", • newspaper published weekly and o f general circulation, published and edited at Beaverton, Oregon, said summon* to be inserted end published one each week for four consecutive weeks, the date of first pidd ¡ca tion, June 23, 1933. and date of last publication. July 14, 1933- G. A. Cobb, attorney for plain tiffs, Beaverton, Oregon. adv c-30-33 1 banking STUDIO BARBER SHOP FIRST CLASS WORK A N D Y’S MARKET In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County In the matter o f the Estate of Charles E. Hedge, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appoint ed executor of the estate of CHARLES E. HEDGE, deceased, and any and all persona having Service With A Smile E. D. VanMeter, Prop. MAPES & SON Barber Shop .STEVENS, large crowd out and a Bounteous , dinner. The first fall meeting o f i SATISFACTION the club will be September 20. » Special Monday SUITS, Cleaned and Pressed 404 DRESSES, Plain, Cleaned and Pressed .......................... 604 LADIES COATS, cleaned and pressed .......... . 604 SUITS MADE TO ORDER SPEICIAL THIS MONTH Beaverton, Oregon UNCIYS MEMBER• • COLUMBIA FOOD COMPANY Prices for Sat. - Mon., July 8 - 1 0 K-C 50 oz. tins Formerly sold for 47c Baking Powder Beans & Brown Bread 2 i£*.n, 33c 29c for a cool evening lunch i Flour Drifted Snow, Crown or Fishers Blend 49 - lb sack ! Flour ta< becomes effective soon. | is advancing fast ! Honey $1.49 Wheat market Floradale, New Crop From California 5-lb. pail 43c COFFEE Hills Bros. Me J. Be 1-lb. can 1-lb. can 3-lb. can Golden West M b. can 3-lb. can Columbia Best 31c 30c 79c 27c 75c 25c Roasted Fresh Daily {Soap Peets O Granulated, “ Medium f Packages l O r Sunny Monday or Harmony 10 bars 25c! 23c PARQWAX 7c! ! Jar Rubbers 10cj l 1-lb. package pkg- From New, Live Rubber restaurant MEALS C. J ROSARIA TAILOR It CLEANER Just in time for strawberry jelly! MEATS OF QUALITY AT REASONABLE PRICE8 Beaverton 1 claim* againat ths said estate are 1 hereby required to present said claims, duly verified as by law required, at the office of my at torney, A. C. ALLEN, 712 Swet- larvd Bldg., Portland, Oregon, with in si- months from the date of this notice. Dated June 22, 1933- Date o f first publication, June 23, 1933. Date of last publication, July 21, 1933. DOY GRAY, Executor o f the es tate of Charles E. Hedge, deceased. Hoy Gray, address, Beaverton, Oregon. A. C. Allan, Attorney for execu tor- adv c-30-34 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Business Places T o P atro n ize “ The Methodist church a* previously an nounced. John II. Emery et ux to Kath leen L. Williams, NVk of Lot 11, Alton Acreage Add., Beaverton. Kecdville Acreage J. II. Hidw*ll to Guaaie Sldwell, Part lot 141, Johnson Bat- Adr, Losverton-Roedville Acreage. S. M. M««rs to Arthur M Mears Part of Abram Landeaa, Sr., DLC No 41. William C. Ifoftman et ux to J. B Ofner, 4.61 acres, Sec. 23, T1S R1W. Edward Denchacht to Odiel Ser- roela et ux, l o t 90, Beaverton- Rredville Arn-aer. Henrv J. Swain et al to Herman T. ICoMbar et ux, 28.96 acres, Bee 30. T2S RlW . Adelia Stitt to A. H. Watson et al. Part Sec 12 T1S RlW . Adalia StiU to C. C Nims et ux. Part Sec. 12, T1S RlW. John T. McLean ct ux to Ar thur Evert, Lot 2. Blk. 27, Metz ger Acre Tracts. A. J. Rinehart et ux to H. A Kuratli, lo t 6. Bailey Sewell Acrea In TIN R2W. "The capital stock held by th* United States In these banka baa a par value ot Jl.3S0.o00.000 Th* Government'* total Inve-tnisnt la nearly |»,000.000,- 000. Heeourcee of thee* Institution* ex ceed $3,000,000,000 In addition tha Government has detailed eupervlelon over fitly one mortgage banks, operat ing under Fodertl charter. “ Tb* Government also eupervtse* 4.(00 local agricultural loan associa tion* with Federal charters. All this takee no account of th* relatione of tb* Government to th* twelve Federal Re serve banks, nor ot th* authority re cently given to th* Reconstruction Finance Corporation to liny preferred •tork In national and atale commercial banka." The President has ordered th* con solidation of th* agricultural credit agencies Into (he new Farm Credit Ad ministration. say* Professor Hanna. i II* expresses th* opinion that before I th* consolidation of th* agricultural ! financing ngenrles too much machinery had been creatod to administer th* financing Institutions which th* Gov ernment either own* or supervises. "Existing Institutions represent a considerable differentiation of func tion and any consolidations should be | preceded by a careful survey of the ac- i GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP ! tual activities of th* varions Institu W . E. PEC,G Meals 254. | tion«.’’ he continues. "Th* only con Home Made Pies solidation the Administration ha* an EMBAUMER Express Office— Stage Depot nounced Is that of th* agricultural UNDERTAKER and credit agencies In the Farm Credit Ad Western Union Phone 1060S ministration. As a permanent solution (•range Building — > Beaverton this arrangement I- too cloaely bound Roasi Building Beaverton. Oregon up with politic*. Mr, E. Elli», formerly o f this place, but nrvw of Roappoose, wa* calling In the neighborhood. Wed- j “ A better scheme would be to create nesday. a finance corporation nnder Federal Mr. E. D Hite enjoyed a visit charier to tuke over either th* agricul from hi* niece o f Illwaro, Wash-, tural finance activities of the Govern ment or all Its lending agenda* (Sunday evening. Raspberry picking began in Raspberry picking will begin on the Handy Bros, farm after the Fourth. R e v ie w PROPRIETOR GUARANTEED | | Cady SHORT ORDBR Cigars. Tobaccos Confections, Soft Drinks Building — :— Front Streat Dog Food Vigora! tall cans 4 (or 25c
