The Beaverton review., October 06, 1933, Image 4

The Beaverton Review
Friday, October 6, 1933
Mr. and Mr«. E. O. P erk in s drove to
W Uhoit S p rings Sunday.
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Mlaa R u th D enney o f O regon City
■pent Sunday at her hom e here.
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E O ra n d george. route 2, B eaverton,
w as a caller at the R eview o ffic e Sat­
urday.
• • •
Mr. P h elps w ill h ave a B oy Scout
progra m at the P a ren t-T ea ch ers as­
socia tion m eetin g M onday night.
Mr and M rs R ob ert M Stew art o f
P ortland have purchased the Jam es
Lew is place south o f tow n (form erly
the old E m m on s h om e) Mr. and Mrs.
H P Nelson, w h o w ere on the place
all sum m er are m ovin g b a ck to
B eaverton this week.
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Mr and M rs S. B. L aw ren ce. Mrs. H
A. Neitson and Mrs. G eorge M cBrten
o f B eaver ch apter, O. E. S „ w ere guests
i at the visitation o f the m atrons,
patrons, a ssociates and secretaries of
Mispa chapter, O. E. S.. at St H elens
i Saturday evening. S eptem ber SO.
• n s
Joh n C helton and w ife h ave m oved
to B eaverton from R edland. Cal., and
will m ake this their future hom e. Mr.
Chelton is a b roth er In law o f E
I G ra n d george and w ill m ake his hom e
: at the form er's house on the Tualatin
highw ay. B oth he and his w ife are
j well kn ow n in B eaverton.
Mr. and Mrs. R . B B row n w ere
guests at the hom e o f Mr. and Mrs.
S. B. L a w ren ce last Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. G eorye D ean and son.
G eorge, o f Portland, w ere Sunday
guests at the L. D. S h ellenberger hom e
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M iss G ra ce M iller had the m isfortun e
to have her w rist broken when she got
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It cau ght tn a sw inging d oor at the high
sch ool F riday.
Mr. and Mrs. L ou is Stark, form er
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residents o f B eaverton, w h o spent the
J oh n H ohnstein o f Soren to, w h o has j sum m er at the hom e o f th eir son tn
been quite ill w ith the influenza, was ! law and dau ghter. Mr and Mrs. John
tak en to the Em anuel hospital the first P oin ter at W estslope, have m oved to
o f the week.
Portland, w here they will rem ain dur­
• • •
ing the w inter. T h eir son. Bud, is at­
T he M ethodist ch u rch w ill hold a ten din g the B enson P oly tech n ic sch ool
gen eral g et-togeth er m eetin g at the
ch u rch F rida y evening. A pot-lu ck din ­
T h e W h itfo rd W om en s clu b m et at
ner «rill be served.
; the clu bhou se W ed n esday w ith all but
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tw o o f the m em bers present A very
R. C. D oty Is again w ith the local in teresting progra m o f readin gs was
R ich ..e ld Oil com pan y, a fter h aving I en joyed Mr*. W . F Sp rlggel brou ght a
■pent the sum m er in M ed ford w ith the puzzle, w hich crea ted a great deal o f
sam e com p a n y there.
interest. Mrs. A lice Cheek w as the
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hostess and served deliciou s refresh ­
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. B arnes left Sun­
ments.
da y even ing fo r C h ica go via the n orth ­
• • •
ern route. T h ey w ill visit the fa ir and
A n um ber o f local people attended
exp ect to be gon e about tw o weeks.
the recep tion M onday evening. O ctober
• • •
2. at Sunnyside ch a p ter given in h onor
Mr. and Mrs. John B oge and daugh­ o f E ssie Snyder, gran d organist. O. E.
ter. V era, o f F arm ington , visited at the S.. T h ey w ere as follow s Mr and Mr*.
hom e o f th eir son and broth er. V eldon I E lm er Stipe. Mr and Mrs R ob ert Su m ­
B oge. on L ake roa d Sunday.
mers. M rs R u by W . Boyd. Mr and
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Mrs. H. A N eilson. Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Mrs. R a y F ox ton en tertained the
| Law rence.
S orren to clu b at her hom e T h ursday
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T h e n ext m eetin g will be held at the
C harles John K insey, son o f Mrs.
hom e o f Mrs. John H ohnstein on O c­ L ydia W ood s o f route 3, H illsboro, and
tob er 12 .
form er B eaverton high sch ool student,
• • •
was enlisted in the U S. n avy in P ort-
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Allen o f W estdale
I land recently. Im m ediately upon his
have m ov ed to H illsboro, w here Mr. enlistm ent he w as sent to the naval
Allen has been w ith the S outhern P a ­
'< train in g
station at San D iego. C a l,
c ific co m p a n y since the o ffic e was fo r a prelim in ary trainin g period o f
closed here.
about three m onths, a fter w h ich he will
• # •
be assigned to som e ship at sea fo r
Mrs. V. A. W ood , M rs W . R Van
K le e k and M rs M. C. M cK erch er w ere duty.
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lu nch eon guests at the hom e o f M rs
T W O A C C ID E N T S R E P O R T E D .
O. A. G ilm ore In P ortla n d T u esday
T h e a ftern oon w as spent at cards.
D r. C. E. M ason reports tw o a ccl-
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M rs. C. J. B ielm an and children. A r­ , den ts h avin g occu rred du rin g the past
week. T h e m oth er o f Jam es Beeson.
lene and D ayton , spent all day Sun­
SO yea rs o f age. fell from the step*
da y In the city park in P ortland. The
pa rk is at its loveliest at this season at her son s hom e the even in g o f O cto­
ber 3. and b roke her arm In tw o places,
o f the y e a r and an ideal place fo r a fall
one fra ctu re at the shoulder and the
picnic.
! oth er at the w rist.
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A rth u r M cCallen, em ployed at Lew is
■ T he five pupils w h o gra d u a ted In
the eighth grad e class at R a leigh last ; B rothers at the B eaverton ro ck quarry,
M ay are atten d in g the B ea verton high cru shed his left thum b O ctober 3.
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school. T h ey are C harles W est. Cara-
lene W o lf, R u th Stark. D onald W id in g l i l l f f i i S S S l i S E i l
and B arbara Scott.
3
M E T H O D IS T
BE
. . .
Mr. and Mrs. T ed H orn eck er (M il­ g
R ev. G eorge F. G ordon
S
dred M cC lou d) left T h ursday m ornin g
fo r Eugene. Or., w here they will m ake
th eir hom e. Mr. H orn eck er w ill have
T he serm on top ic Sunday m orn in g
ch a rg e o f the Shell Oil com p a n y in­ at 9 o 'clo ck will be "T h e M ethod o f In ­
terests as d istrict m anager.
quiry In to R eligion .” In A ct* 25:20 we
• • •
find Festus askin g a question rega rd ­
C a th ry n V an K leek spent the week ing a vital m atter. F estus w as b a ffled
end visitin g her gran dparen ts, M r and ov er this Jesus w h o did such w on d er­
Mrs. J. C. A nderson, in P ortlan d . Mrs. ful th in gs and said so m a n y great
A n derson returned w ith her Sunday things. H e cou ld not reason the w hole
and la spen din g several days at the th in g out. Festus is n ot the on ly per­
son w h o has felt at a loss about the
W R Van K leek hom e this w eek.
Inquiry Into that top ic. T h ere is but
G eorge D enm an, fo rm e r resident o f one sure m ethod o f in qu iry and that is
W h ltfo rd and a grad uate o f O regon th rou gh experience. Y ou w ish you
State college, w h o has been in the really knew w hether there 1* a nyth ing
g overn m en t w ea th er bureau service In w orthw hile in this man Jesus. T ry
T u cson , Ariz., w as recen tly m arried H im . T h at is the on ly really scien tific
and has been tra n sferred to Dee m ethod o f investigation.
T h ere are m any m ethods o f Inquiry
M oines, la .
that ha vs been tried. Men have tried
l«igto T h ey have discussed Chriatlanlty
as an a ca dem ic problem , a thing to
be proved o r disp roved by a clever
en tanglem ent o f m a jor prem ise and
m inor prem ise and con clu sion . But a
living thing can never be investigated
in a vacuum o f form a l logic.
Men have Investigated Christianity
by the m ethod o f analyzing the physical
universe W ith physics, ch em istry, as­
tronom y and b iology they h ave acrutln
ized the universe. They h ave reported
"T h e earth Is resolvable in to so ntany
elem ent*. Hut ou r test tubes do not re­
port G od o r the soul,”
So this sch ool o f m aterialistic scien ce
has exiled from the universe all un-
resolvable m ystery and w onder.
Th ere is only one valid m ethod o f
Inquiry Into C hristianity as a life try
this Christ See w hat takes place In
you r life. T ry livin g on the hypothesis
that Jesus' revelation o f G od the
F ath er Is true and that his w a y o f life
leads Into the largest values. Th at ex­
perience w ill yield fa cts on w hich to
build life.
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HHIDEN E L E C T H O N O R E D
Miss O rthrude (»in s te a d and Miss
G eorgtanna Jones w ere delight fully
honored with a dinner at Caulder'a
tavern Tuesday evening, g lv m by the
w om en em ployes o f the O nion P a cific
com pa n y o ffic e staff, o f w hich Miss
O lm stead is a m em ber. T he co lo r
schem e used fo r the table d ecora tion s
w as In lavender and pink T h e tw o
brides elect w ere each presented with
a corsa ge o f gardenias, and the other
guests with pink rosebud* Mis* Dim (
stead Is the hi Ido elect o f Dr R obert
W ood s o f Milton, O r , and Miss Jones
Is the bride elect o f Dr llo y d Sprague
They will be m arried at a double wed
ding ce re n u m / at the H eathm an hotel
In P ortland Saturday, O ctober T.
P atronize R eview advertisers.
,
We reserve the right to limit quantités. The follow­
ing prices are cash and carry.
MILL RUN (Crown—No Screenings). 70c sack
MEDORATION (a better dairy feed) . $1.20 sack
CRACKED CORN (even g r a d e )........... $1.40 cwt.
EGG MASH (Crown L e a d e r )............... $1.65 cwt.
W HEAT ( ( ’lean Washed) ..................... $1.35 cwt.
SCRATCH FEED (A True Balance). . . $1.55 cwt.
Get our ton prices delivered. See us for gray
oats, vetch, timothy, clover and grass seeds.
Washco Seed & Feed Co.
BEAVERTON
PHONE 2505
IT INTO EFFECT IN OCR STORE.
Canned Goods Sale
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Columbia Best Coffee, 1 lb. 25c
»
High grade coffee roasted fresh daily, ground to
suit your needs.
V
Bradshaw’s Strained Honey
5-pound pails, 43c
C. B. K E N N E D Y
Pure Strawberry Preserves
K e n n e d y '* S e r v ic e S ta tio n , T o b ia s . O r
con sid ers his tie-up w ith R ich fie ld was
steppin g stone to success "It mean*
every th in g to an Independent dealer
to have products like H l-O ctane and
R ich lube to sell." he says. Prulses
R ich fie ld ’s dealer policy
Adv.
2-pound jar, 25c
Good ripe fruit and cane sugar, 2 jars, 49o.
Diamond W a x Paper, each, 17c
FROM MAIN UNE POINTS
23 rd A n nu al
———
125-foot rolls, with safety cutter edge.
PACIFIC
INTERNATIONA!
LIVESTOCK V
EXPOSITION
Formay, 3-pound cans, 45c
If
W*
Makes excellent pies.
mttA
BEANS
3
H orse
show
k
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S I M * /
* RODEO
PORTl AND, OREGON
October 21 to 28
I f Shows In On«— 11 ocr«* under on «
— A N D LESS, in big, easy
riding steel cars on fast
trains —
roof. Exhibit* o f pur« br«d livestock.
Dog«, Poultry, Pot Stock, W ild Lif«, lon d
Product», Monufoctvrod Product*, 4 H
Club and Smith H ugh«»Vocotionol Edu­
cation Workf Combination Hor*« Show
and Indoor R od«o.
E V E R Y D A Y -E V E R Y W H E R E -O N
LA RGE P R E M I U M LISTS
s o u
t h
e r n
.P A C i r i c ■
■
reduced
Cautious Drivers
tary, and
N O.
fares
-
all
l in e s
B eaverton R ebekah
I-odgr N o 248 m eets
the first and third
Tu esday even ings at
8 P M In the I O O F
h a l l . Mrs. S a r a h
Cham berlain.
secre­
Mrs. F lorence D rorbaugh,
p tf
Wanted and For Saie
F O U N D Bunch o f keys In leather
case. O w ner can recover sam e by
payin g fo r this ad and d escribin g
property.
45
F O R SALE
firm bed.
o ffic e .
Price Quality
Specials for Saturday and
Monday
SUP­
NBA PROGRAM AND HAVE PUT
U S E D C I R C U L A T O R — C om bination
w ood o r coal In good con dition for ,
sale o r trade fo r w hat have y o u ?
P h on e 7751, R ich ey H dw . A Furn. 45
WE MAY AT TIMES BE UNDERSOLD
BUT OUR QUALITY CANNOT BE
EQUALED AT THESE PRICES
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
PORT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S
SIN A N D D E A T H
Y ou tell a lie; you draw dow n death
T h ou gh you on ly think out a lie. It
is all the sam e to G od. He cou n ts It a*
a He already told Now. since in his holy
eyes you lied, even though you did not
speak It out, you draw dow n death
“T h e w ages o f sin I* death.”
Y ou hate a n y on e? G od sees It as
m urder. E ven though you alw ays meet
that one w ith a sm ile. G od sees bark
o f that sm ile you r hate. H ate Is m ur­
der in G od's eyes. Y ou draw down
death, eternal separation from G od.
O f all w h o w alked on this earth
Christ alone n ever sinned He alone
n ever earn ed that death. "C hrist hath
redeem ed us from the cu rse o f the
law. being m ade a curse fo r us."
Y ou take the s t-n d that Christ by
his death on the cross paid the penalty
fo r you r sin s? G o o d ' N ow tell G od and
receive eternal life. "A s m any a* re
ceived Him. to them gave He pow er
to b ecom e the son* o f G od."
R E V G E O R G E N T A Y I.O R .
__A dv.
B eaverton, Or.
WE
M B S. A. 8. HOGG
W est Portland Park Store, B eaverton
rem inds m otorists o f Increased drivin g
hazards w ith the renew al o f the
sch ool term . E xtends R ich field Safety
First suggestion s to protect youngsters.
A lw ays a b ooster for R i c h f i e l d
p rod u ct«.—A dv.
Feather bed, good . Clean j
235. Inquire at R eview j
45-46 pd.
A L O V E L Y P IA N O at a low price
sa crifice . G rand tone. G ood appear- j
an ce.
A ction
perfect.
B en ch
to
m atch. O pportu nity fo r on e w anting
a real h igh-priced piano ch ea p De­
livery to hom e paid
W rite John
M oody, South 3024 I^im ont street, |
Spokane, W ash. T erm s arran ged.
F O R R E N T to responsible party, new ly
decora ted , neatly furnished house,
piano, garage. A pply co rn e r I*ombard
and Allen Sat. a ftern oon or Sun. or
call T R 5125. Mrs. M urray.
44-45
Old Heidelberg Park
HEMRICK’S SELECT
W A N T E D T O B U Y Htumpngn for
w o o d purposes, old grow th fir pre­
ferred, within 20 m iles Portland.
O. A. C ob b and F. B. W aite, B ea ver­
ton, O r.
43-tf.
BEER
FOR S A L E
P air pedigreed New
Zealand white rabbits, $5. R egistered
doe, $5. Y ou n g ped. buck, $1.
45-pd.
On Draught
Try Us for Chicken Din­
ners and Barbecue
Sandwiches
CHILE CON CARNE
Free Dancing
O P E N D A IL Y U N T IL 12 P. M.
S A T U R D A Y S , 2 A. M.
T elephon e B eaverton 3602
W A N T to buy you r filberts. W ill pay
h ighest cash price fo r yo u r filberts.
Must be th orou gh ly w ashed and
dried. W rite o r phone O regon Nut
G row ers,
Inc. N ew berg, O regon,
iPhone RED-147.
43-48
Van Camp’s, 2 % 's ................. 30
.59
CORN
Country Kist 303\s.................29
.57
PEAS
San Wan, 2 » ............................40
.78
Island Belle, 2’s ...................... 35
.68
TOMATOES
Bagley Stand, 2,/o’s .................30
.59
TOMATO JUICE
Del Monte, l ’s ..........................21
.40
SOUPS
Campbell’s T o m a to ................ 20
.39
PINEAPPLE
Sweet Treat, l ’s ......................23
.43
crushed or sliced, 2\ -»'a
.50
.98
PINEAPPLE JUICE
Solar, 2,/ - ,s .............
.79
Swe.'t Treated, l ’s .............23
.43
CLAMS
Warrenton. ■ .,’s
1.05
TUNA FISH
.78
White Star, YS 8 • • • •.............39
OYSTERS
Gulf Kist, 5-oz.......... .............25
.49
SHRIMP
Gulf Kist, 5-oz............ ............ 33
.63
Yak Pak, 5-oz...........
.75
SALMON
Del Monte, l ’s .........
1.05
I’eter Pan, Lily Pink ........... 35
.68
KIPPERED SNACKS
Very Fine, */,’« .
.27
SARDINES
Tiny T o t s .........
.53
North Star . . . . .................... 23
.43
CORNED BEEF
Libby’s, 12-oz. .
13
runs
30.58
1.15
24
C«na
.-1 ! i
2.21*
1.10
2.10
liO
l 35
236
2.65
1.16
2.25
.79
1.45
.77
1.50
.83
1.95
L68
&86
1.45
.83
2.86
Libi
2.05
4.00
1.55
3.10
.96
1.90
1.23
I. !..
2.40
2.85
2.06
l.:«
4.06
2.60
.53
1.05
1.08
2.00
1.63
1.85
3.65
i
LIBBY’S DEVILED MEAT
For Sandwiches, Mi’s .............. 15
.27
.53
OLIVES
Lindsay Medium R ip e ...........28
.69
1.39
CATSUP
Van Camp’s, la r g e ...............35
.69
1.38
i
1.05
2.75
2.75
A N D Y ’S M AR K E T
F O R that sluggish liver, take B ro w n ’s
H erb Com pond. B row n 's B eaverton
P h a rm a cy .
tf.
W A N T E D Several cord s o f eith er 16-
Inch o r 4 -foot w ood are needed at the
R e v ie w o ffic e and the residen ce o f
the editor. As a num ber o f ou r sub­
scriber* are in arrears, this Is a
ch a n ce to clean up you r indebtedness
by su p plyin g the fuel.
42-tf
Back Bacon, All Steaks,
Veal, Pork and Beef
15c