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1931
Tlu» lleavcrton Review
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Have your prescript ions filled a ll Harold C. Clarke, and M m . Hulda
ct! lita mil quota.
pkoiomais h i r n u
m o rn * w s
in v ìi h *
Browns Beaverton Drug Store.- I’d King
of
Portland
were
»'inner ‘ A » tlitngs stand at thè ptnatilit
S i '» I ih I luils will b«< received uu
adv.
guests .it Ui« home oi
Mr.
uni
I mie thè potato act I h a luw. ell- til seven Uitrt) P. M. of h nuarv
Sealed bids will be i occlusi IIU-
I'he K m in is club will meet F r i- 1 Mr.-. II, |-\ Matte I'huiadav evening . 1 li rcement oí whlcli is in thè band« 8 . 1935. at the ofTIce of the end«"* III Mveu-thirty 1‘. M. of Januurv
Ottici
visitili»
at
their
homi
»
urlici'
i I noon (to«l.i> i l|S>|«|| ,>f \\ ,.»|
ol thè Bureau of Internai Revolute. -mned. by tin- I' ii wii Council ui Mir li, 11*35, at the office of the under
nesdsy this w cok, as \\ edae >diij in the week were Mr. sud VIis. K>1- It umy he re|«>aled The re are a Town of lieuvertou for twenty (201 signed. by the Town t'otiuwll of th"
Mr.
«nd
Mn.
Blassor
speat was a holiday.
gar Matte. Mrs. Al Cannili
M*.
Christmas
day
with the Howard
and Mrs. W. R. Mtaeuer and Oran a noti many who hope It will he. cubic yards of screening» and ten Town of Baa vertuti for one (I* new
hot It does ha ve conHderublt sup t lot cubic yards oi t L* inc'i crushed oi it-ud
Commercial
nt. cboMl*
Hi Uglov family in Pnrtlard
It you wish t„ vote on the Salo» Waite all of Portland.
pori amoiig grower*. partlcularly tu rock to lie used on the road 1 h '
i>, toil pickup) with ii closed «'ah,
lux
und
other
measures,
be
sure
A Christmas program was K ivon
VI r. and Mt
G. R. Ilitt nt P ort­ thè Urger producili* «ectton*.
tween tlio City reservoir and the lot Immediate delivery to the Town
you are registe ned lts the registra­
in the Kaloigh school house Mon
land.
Mr. and Mrs. U R. 1’ ichey,
Canyon Road, Price to be submit­ of Bcavertuxi Water Depar!ment, lu
tion books close Tuesday.
day owning b.v the weekly Bible
Van and Gene Brown and .lime*
ted i,It a per cubic yard bus»» de­ Ilbmlttlnx hide specify make year,
HI BLE CLASS
doss conducted by Miss lone WM*
Mw-s Halite Myers
of
Poulain! Miller were Christmas K.K»*ts at
livered to said road approximately condition, size and uuiiiher of tires,
ing.
and Mrs. Deuel I of Vancouver, Wn. the Jay Gibson home.
Additional
I 1« miles east of Beaverton, icoep other eqllipilient,
mid
Ilio lowest
in the evening
were Mr.
At thè Suiuluy
evenltig
lltble t a lire of said rock and screenings euali price delivered In Beaverton.
Jr. ami Mrs, John Juhusou. Mar- •‘•«•nt Christmas at the home of guests
Mr. and Mrs. U U Myers
and
Mrs.
Manning
of
Huber.
M
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study ltelil by .Mia. O. A Ntgel ut
object to tlie approval of the Gen
.orie and Lloyd
were Christina»
’the Tow a Council of the Town
Jack Parks »>f Portland, ani Mr. '-lie Huber Coinmsrelal club house, eral Foreman for the Town of Ilea
i!ay guests at the homo of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stilus of
■/f Beaverton reserve- Ule right *«»
and
Mrs.
Jack
Osfield
and
».
»ligh­
two
questiona
will
he
unswcrcd
verton.
\!r*.
Howard Lindlev.
of
reject any and/or all bids.
at Gardon Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Dahl
ter, Janet.
M bere was Jeans tlie 3 day.» after
Home.
The Town Council reset ves the
Vancouver, and Mr. and Mrs. Ver­
I'uhllshed by unter of tlie Com
bis crucifixión? The aeem'ng con
right to reject any or all bids.
mou Council of the Town of Bea­
-Mrs. K. R. Jordan and her mo­ non M aj«s of Portland were Sun
tradlctlou
In
Mlcnb
1:3
and
"
S
o
n«an
or
worm
n
w
-h
-
-aw
any
Jo.«l
PuhllMhcd by onler of the Com­
ther.
Mrs.
Payne
are
spending day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. thing o f the Great War
The aubject will I e
ecu be 3:10.
"Tw o mon Council id the Town of Hc-i verton .
Steve Mapes.
Homer L- Wilson,
Christmas
with their sis'or
and
other tnsMi a lover o f peace.” Ber­ latw-s of Galatlans 3:19.
vcrti n .
Recorder
daughter.
Mrs. Hattie
Crittenden
Visitors at the home of Vre. j. nard M. Baruch,
Homer L Wilson,
in Portland.
adv. ft-b
W. Husou during the week included
t tun ru m
Recorder
Mrs Prod Smith and ohildten o Herbert Husou of Cornelius, Whal | All Potato Growers
adv c4-5
ly Watson of Portland, and Capt
Bay City are spending the Christ­
Includiti In Vet The Unites' Auxiliary of the Hu­
Mrs. Phillip Allison
t.r Ft.
mas week at the home of her pam and
ber Commercial Club will sponaor
Lewis. Wash.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Noth Snyder,
a card |>arty at the Huber hall,
(Oontinuid from Front Pant)
at Whitford.
Beaverton Lodge No. 1 1
A. F. mounting to 3.953.0(H) buthcl«
an- Saturday evening. December 28. Ail
Ixiomis Murray,
a nephew
of • nd V. M. and Beaver Chapt»r No. nually. County quota will not be mtaaion. 2f>«*. Good prizes ntul re­
Everyone Is Invited,
Mrs. Mary Evans, was drowted in 10« O.E.S.. will hold joint uistaRu- ret until the applications for quo­ freshments.
'
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n
services
Friday
evening.
Dec.
raid
adv.
tas
are
all
turned
in
When
these
the bay at Port Townsend Wash
the day
after
the death of his 27. A pot-luck dinner w ill | recede are all totaled, the state potato
the ceremonies.
cousin tile late Earl Evans.
board will then proceed to set the
county quota.
The county
hoard
Mr.
uud
Mrs.
L.
R.
Richey.
Van
Mrs. Alice Fisher and son Don­
i .11 set the individual quoins a f­
and
Gene
Brown,
Mr.
and
M
s.
Ja>
ald of Portland and Mr. and Mrs.
Gibson, son Jay. and Mrs. J. G ter tlie county quota is set.
Lowell Kahr and Delbert and Mike
Gibson were Christmas eve guests
Tty* 50 bushel exemption merely
Kahr
spent Christmas
with Mr.
the Opening of
that a grower
who sub­
nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Car! means
and Mrs. J. a . McCann and Ttd.
Klinge. at Gaston.
mits sales evidence $hov!iv;
con­
Mrs. Alfred Davis is in St Vin­
clusively
that his sale- have
a-
Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer
Hamden
cent Hospital recovering from an
mounted to e certain atm tint end
iRhoda Shelletiberger i are rete v
operation for the removal of s large
that this amount is 50 bu. he's or
irg congatulations o i the birth ot
tumor on the spine. Mrs. Davis is
■ ess and has this figure approved
a little daughter, bo'n at the W il­
a sister of John and Adam DeHaan.
bv the county commit* ■ ail! no*
cox Memorial hospital. Dec. .’ I. The
Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Perkin-- and little girl has been named Julie. get his sales quota »mt in. t ic I)«
General Line
tt.a, approved figure and will re­
Mrs. B. K. Denney were guests at
Mr. and Mrs. C. C- Tripp euter- ceive tax exempt stamps fur the
Classified Advertisinx Rates
used sew ing mit» bine or furni­
O f Cut Flowers
the R. B. Denney home Christmas.
ture on a CruKley Radio or Re­
I'cr Word
M rs Ruth Denney of the Multno­ tair.ed with a large dinner party approved quota. The act applies to
One
Cent
anti Potted Plants
frigerator.
Itieliey Hardware
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mah hospital also spent the day at at their home Christinas day. Thetr all potatoes sold for table stock
If I’aid W ben < irdered
guests were Dr. and Mrs. G. Fran­ cr seed.
Furniture Co.
udv
home.
(Minimum 1‘rice for first
cis Hall.
VI r. and Mrs.
Bryson
We Serve and Deliver
Evidence of sal«*»
would include
insertion, 15 cents)
Mr. and Mrs.
Robt.
Johnston, Hamilton.
l'or Sale or Tradì Caed combina
Mrs.
Alice
Hampton Sills of sale. bills of ladiug
and
Day or Nijfht
Subsequent Insertions, per word.
Virginia. Howard. Miss Rose Thomp­ Clark, and Miss Faye Tailor, all
Hou wood or caul circulator acate r.
f: ' ni record books.
One Cent
son. and Lloyd Johnson
attended of Portland.
finish like new. We trade. Hlrb-
Every grower
who received
a
Billing (b a rg e
Ten Cents
the Christmas program at the Pres­
ey
Hardware A Furniture Co
We
Will
Specialize
In
Mr. and
Mrs. Sid
Wheeler of sales quota that is officially ap­
byterian church at Orenco, Monday
E X A M P L E If a ten word classi­
proved
will,
each
year,
receive
tax
Hamilton,
Montana,
Mr.
and
Mrs
FUNERAL SPRAYS
evening.
fied advertisement is inserted, it
w A N T H :i>
exempt stamps for the amount of
would cost l&r for one time, 254
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Metcalf Har­
his quota provided that tlie acre­
hor«e-
nanted Will Pi > tup
for two times, 3&f for three times, < heap
old Peterson, and Mr. and Mr.-.|
age he is planting is sufficient to
price Call i Rialti 2646.
p4-'
Hints for Motorists
etc. I f necessary to send out u
J. E. Fleetwood
of Jewel.
Ore.,
produce that quota. If )»• exceeds
statement,
an
additional
ebatge
of
were Christmas dinner guests at
bis quota.
he will need to buv
FOR RENT
IO 4 will be made.
By C. R. Strouse
the home of Mr. and Mrs. >1. M.
stanins at the rate of 75c tier 100
BEAVERTON
FLORIST
Barnes.
pounds of potatoes or be may bo
Director, School of Automobile«.
Several Houses and acreage tracts
International Correspondence
able to buv
tax exempt
stamps
FOR SALE
for sale or rent, Rank of llca-
•
Mias Margaret West is home from
Schools
Phone 0210
front the potato admlnistr *ion pro­
verton.
advetf
O.S.C. for the holiday vacation.
To Beautify your home
send
to
viding that 'om e grown- I as not
Mr. and Mrs. Bud M i'ler and
Russellville Nurseries,
E. Burn­ For Kent Good •>-r<*tmi ull modern
Lombard St..
Janies Rc.-ss visited at the home of
house, furnished or unfurnished
side A 97th Ave., Portland, for
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips in Me
South of Allen Vve.
with full basement and g.irage.
catalog, or phone TAbor 0204.
Minnville. Sunday.
Corner Third and Watson Sts
For Sale or Trade Trad •* in your
Mrs. L. Tucker, president of the
Phone 0751. S. Mnpes.
udv
Bethel Indies' Aid. Mrs. Louise J.
I- God to ring down the curtain
Carter
and
Miss Juliette Carter
1 n this scene and set the range for
were among those attending
the
a new and different day* We give
Congregational
Board meeting a;
. s follows what the load'nu Bible
the First Church. Portland.
A N easy way to clean spark plugs
teachers say
as
they glean th?
is to spray them thoroughly
Book.
The major depressions
of 1857.
with carbon tetrachloride. A few
1873. 1893. 1907. and 1921 left the
This present stt-up of rations is
minutes after spraying, the carbon
schools
in better condition
than
to end. The Stone that w» » cut
will be loosened and can easily be
they found them. Is education less
scraped off. Then blow the spark
cut without hands meaning
plugs out with compressed air. A
important today than in the years
1 hrist—)s to smite the n.it.onr anJ
hand fire extinguisher is useful fo r 1
gone by?—Student Leadej).
they are to pas* away as chaff
spraying the liquid, but any kind of
1 1 • »111 the summer thrashing floor.
Christmas day visitors at the Geo.
spray gun can be used. Carbon
Dan'l 2:34-35 . Not a gradual pro­
tetrachloride is inexpensive and can
Brown
home
were
Mis« Lueile
( p i ­ hut an event. Sudilen ; start-
be bought at most drug stores.
Brown of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs.
*
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ling; < hrist the Smiting Stone.
Warren McMinimee
of
Tillamook.
When will this take place* I/et
Leaks
in
the
gasoline
tank
can
be
Miss Ruth Reed of Portland
and
stopped with shellac. Remove the
( hrist himself tell it.—” Jerusalem
C. W. Hays of Raymond. Wash.
tank, dry it out, then pour in shel­
shall he trodden down of the ( ’»en­
lac. Swish the shellac over all tha
Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. H eifer
of
tiles the nations until *he times
surfaces and into all the corners.
Portland have purchased the Louis
of the Gentiles 1>e fulfilled.” Luke
Drain off the shellac and let the
Boughten place on Oak Ave Huber.
21:24. For centuries the Jews were
tank dry before re-filling.
Mr. Helser is connected with the
shut out of their own 'and and
ilelser Bros- Transfer Co. of Port­
scattered
among the nations.
A
land. The deal was made tttough
KEEP O FT sign on their city. No
the P. M. Madden Realty Co.
Jews allowed.
Then in 1916. right before our
Harry Eliander Jr., Paul and Dor­
very eyes it happened; the great
othy DeHaan. Geo. and Amor* Sprig
decisive sign for which generations
Rle and Francis Downing, all of
of Christians had waited The Arab-
tlie Whitford school
district and
who
had held the city
for long
students in Beaverton High school,
By Floyd B Foster,
centuries surrendered it to the Eng­
are confined to their homes with
Vocational Counselor,
lish. In 1922. six years 1s«er, to
measles.
Great Britain was given the task
International Correspondence
Be prepared to keep your fresh
of holding Palestine for the Jews.
Schools
meats and butter for several weeks.
Jerusalem open, no longer * 1 odden
Crosley
Sheivador
Refrigerators
down,
the Jews flow
in. 300,000
have nearly
fifty per cent
mora
Work Beyond Your Job
already back. Cities building; busi­
actual grocery capacity.
Moderate
ness humming.
prices
and
easy terms.
Richey
NCE you have obtained a job,
So Tar as the Bible has to say.
Hardware & Furniture Co.--Paid
the attitude you take toward it
t ie day of the nation* has now-
adv.
right at the start is going to be
come to an end; for the Ho'y City
vitally important. Many men are
Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Wiley of
I*, no longer trodden down btrf
immediately content to begin drift­
Portland
and formerly
pastor of
open to her own people.
ing along with as little effort as
What next? The Lord -hall des­
the Beaverton Congregational church
possible, with little definite thinking
cend for his own to take them out;
were Christmas day guests at the
about the present and less plan­
then the great tribulation. “ Except
Hatnes-Tucker home. Mrs. Haines
ning for the future.
those days
should be
shortened,
Other men begin working them­
served a turkey which had been
selves into a fever and think that
there should no flesh b? saved."
sent to her by her niece from Co­
just because they work hard and
-M a tth ew 21:22. The nations have
lonic, S. Dakota.
heatedly they are certain to suc­
; tiled the world in greed, >vnr. lust,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitworth and
ceed. They fail utterly to realize
-ilfisness instead of to the glory
children of Hillsboro, spent Christ­
that the only kind of work that]
nt God. So the curtain will fall to
produces real success is that which
mas at the Evans-Whit worth home.
rise again
on terrible
judgment.
is directed by a soundly conceived
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tnhnston,
God is (Rid; sin is sin; and woe
and
organized
plan
of
action.
Virginia and Howard spent t hrist-
to men when God treads out the
The wisest plan for a young man
mas day with Mr. and Mrs. Will
winepress of his wrath. Now is the
starting in on his career, is to
Johnston and family at Roseburg.
work always a little beyond bis.
day of salvation. Receive Christ
W ill Johnston is a great uncle of
present job. As soon as you have I
as Saviour while it Is yet daj
Robert Johnston.
mastered the particular job you
George N. Taylor, Beaverton, Or .
were hired to do, begin to pioneer,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ayrer
and
—
Paid Adv.
_____ _
into new territory. Find out what
-ons Millard and Donald of Ridge­
the men immediately ahead of yop
field, Wn.,
Mr. and Mrs.
R G.
do and how they do it Then, by
f arey of Portland. Mr. and Mis. T.
study, by observation, and by
P. Denney, and Mr. and Mis. A.
taking every opportunity to gain
I UVO .
Hartley and family of Vjncouve
experience in some phase ot their
work, equip yourself as far as
E v e n
th e
be ^ v
Wash-, spent Christmas day WltV
possible so that you could handle
SELF-MAPfc M E N
their father. M. F. Ayres of Hazel-
their jobs.
S u b j e c t e d t o a
dale.
If you equip yourself to do thé
A l t e r a t io n s
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Webb
Mrs.
work of those who are a few steps
W HEN THEY
H. C. Doty. Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
ahead of you on the road to suc­
GET MARRIED
cess you can depend upon it that
Barne*. Mrs. R
B
Denney and
opportunities to prove your greater
Mr. M. H. Metcalf are part i ipat-
value will not be lacking In the
ing in "The Messiah” ., rehearsals
certain nature of things vacancies
under the direction erf Willem V a .
will occur or emergencies will arise
ifoogstraten. "The Messiah" will be
which will give you the opportunity!
T resented by five hundred singers
to show what you can do— and it
in connection
with
the Portland
is to those who prove they can do
Symphony orchestra. Sundav
De­
more than they were hired to do
that promotion surely comes.
cember 29.
A N N O U N C IN G
BEAVERTON
Greenhouse
Karl H. Potter
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