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FRIDAY, the OCTOBER eE A V E rree 9, The Beaverton 193« the r e v ie w Entered ft» second-class uiattei ■ December 9. 1922, at ths poatof- llce * t Beaverton, O it p w , under tbe act of M arch «, 1879. ISSUED EVERT llDAYl'KTON, j, C M N A P S N O T C U IL IT'S A L L A M A T T ER O F HOW MUCH LIG H T services arc being planned with flheir needs hi mind. Junior l\ E. At 7 p. u . Sub ject. "T h e Good Shepard Storv and Song.” Leader Ph-lomu Burns. Senior 1!. E. at 7 p. m. Sult- BIL— j w i . ■ IH K " ject, "Does Religion Offer Help to Young People W h y ! “ lax*- «1er, Lyman Webb. A cordial Invitation la exten ded to all young people I ho are not attending oMier ''eclet- I l«w. 1 FRIDAY AT OREGON I THERE GOES THE DINNER BELL ii. 0 U B T ................. EDITOR 81 BSl »Ul’ TlOJC KATES Per year tin advance) . ..-I*-® ® Not in advance ..................... B- i DAD’S STORY ___ 1HI T h 7 iuan at the service • « - tian at Three Rivers 4n*ci*d me back a few blocks to one of the roads croaacd Ml- V « a s No. 60. That route took me through Oawopol and NH«* and on to New Buffalo *herj> it Joined up with No. 1— • leads west out of Kalamazoo oT»d I could have taken that route there. But 1 thought Wnea something. Maybe I ’ then maybe 1 didn t. Anyway. " I * , get mg late and 1 wanted get through, or past. Chicago in daylight. 1 skipped along right s t o in b For naarby subjects when the light Is not very bright as In the picture abovs, use a wide lens opening. But for distant scenes. Ilka this to the left, use a small Ians open- ing. until 1 go‘ lo No- .1‘ “ ' . Buttalo and tiom there ‘ u kept a sharp look out :oi * ■ station 20, P whioh mv m> service scrvn e m*n had said would Uad me aiouad the business part ot Chicago. 1 drove rather nowly tend got into a fog along abut ^ DECAUSE modern cameras and which have a meaning in terms of ^ modern film make it possible for the ratio between the diameter of Hammond, Indiana, twine «ay Qt_»- l.»,u«kl 111«, », Tk. Ckm. TnkwM -J us to achieve happy results with the lens opening and the distance 1 kept on going and at last from the lens to the film. In desig very little knowledge of how- our found 1 was bock on No. 1-- cameras function, many of us do not nating these settings, the letter f. Is Had l follow ed it right from used. When you see that a picture bother to find out. but we will more the first 1 would have saved was made with the lens at f.ll , it often get better pictures if we know miles but 1 got pethap* u means that the opening of the lens enough about our cameras to under little faster road tor No. 12 was was 1 /llt h of the leus-to-fllm dis stand what they're up to. quite congested. tance. It happens that f .ll is a good, Any camera is simply a light-tight average opening, neither too large Along in the evening l varne box or chamber, with a film at one nor too small. In fact some Inexpen to the place where ll,c 1933 end aad a bit of optical glass, called sive cameras have a fixed opening, W orld’s Fair was held ana in- a lens, at the other. Add to that a or aperture, ot about that ratio. ju ried of a poHtmaa* «h ere contrivance for admitting light un Smaller openings, f.16 or f .22, for 1 could go to get out of the der control into the box. through the example, cut down the amount of traffic and out of the city to lens to the film, and you have the es light entering the lens. Consequent the west. He told m>- to « go ly. given tbe same light conditions, sentials of a camera on and out Michigan Avenue. s your dny made wretch»*' by much better that I seemed to be longer exposures are required. The size of the lens and the extent Well, that is the Lake Shore that "tited” "w orn-out" feel • a new person My whole bodv Thkt brings us to another gadget to which it is opened are important. Drive and right uown thiuugh Ing? Do your meals mean mis glowed with new vigor. Today which, in terms o f time, also con When the lens opening is large, a lot the business part of town. ery for you— with Mooting gas, It has given me ; o f light is let into the camera to re trols the amount of light that enters A fter a few more blocks 1 stom ach’ glorious health cord the picture on the film. That's the lens— the shutter. For most ordi and sour fenmenled came to the Field Museum anu and I uni grate all very well, but lenses do not do nary snapshots, a shutter that opens Thousands of men and women kiew where l was. From '.here vicinity tire finding ful." their best "wide open" in giving and closes in about l/25th second is in this 1 hunted a street where one STRENGTH and REAL lYee T rial sharp images of all objects both near entirely adequate. In fact, this shut NEW could make a left turn and got To PROVE and far. When you want sharp, ter speed, coupled with an opening BELIEF with William's S.L.K. out of the park and back to that William's clean-cut detail from foreground to of f.ll, is so nearly right for average Formula— in tong-starding cases Roosevelt road. 1 had travelled S .l-K . Formula distance, as in a good landscape pic outdoor conditions that it is a kind o ' sluggish Stomach Liver. Kid- that way before and knew where can g**t you , ture, you have to use a small lens ot magic formula. Shutter speeds rcys and Bowels. From every 1 was going. The traffic die grateful quick utid won- j opening: when you are interested faster than 1/aOth second are seldom I art of the country, not bother much and after an *V*;ful -lesults only in picturing an individual or a needed except for pictures of rapidly testimonials imiir in like this hour or two, I got into the — your d r u g -, compact group, as in the dog pic- moving objects, and then with a sworn statement from Mis«. M. Miss M. Ilavis gist at Brown's open country'- taure above, you can safely use a larger lens opening; otherwise, not Davis. 23014 E St. Marysville ( 'alifnmia. relatively larger opening if you fo enough light would be admitted. Beaverton Phar The road was good and I Lenses, by the way, are rated ac ({Hick Relief cus carefully. Indistinct detail be macy makes you this amazing hurried along through W heat on "I am a Htorogrwpher In a offer: TRY THIS yond doesn't matter so much, in fact cording to the largest opening at MEDICINE and to Geneva, where 330, the often helps to accentuate the prin which they work. You hear camera \ery busy office, and it seemed FOR 10 DAYS -are) if at the road I was travelling takes a fans talking about f.8.3 lenses, f.4.6 lately, that I just couldn't fin er,d of that time you art noi cipal subject turn to the north. 1 knew 1 fust too COMPLETELY UTTERLY In virtually all cameras then* Is lenses, and even f.2.0 lenses. These ish the day. I was SAT did not want to go north and will refund every some means of changing the size of "fast” lenses are wonderful things; tired and sick al night to sleep. ISFIED they so I stopped and sat in the the lens opening. In r.trait box cam they'll get pictures under the poor After every meal, tnv stomach cent o f the purolutae price! car and ate a late supper. It eras yon pull out a li Is slide at tbs cst kind of light and they do hav* v. us u|>set and my nerves were Don't delay, another day' Start must have been between nine that extra speed when you need it top of the camera. In most folding worn ragged. I read of S.J^K. with William's s .L K . Formula and ten. After eating I walhed cameras there is another type of ad But ever. #<x they all work better II and decided to give It a tTial. todky. You can't lose on this back and inquired about 1'. S. justment called a diaphragm, with the subject has adequate light with After only 1 bottle I fe!t so Guarantee. Paid mdv. No. 30. It would lead the way which a greater variety of openings tbe resulting opportunity to atop I was going. 1 found it and down (use a smaller opening) ( g can be obtained. drove until about one in thu In most diaphragm type«, *h* n-a j tbe sake o f sharper detail morning when I got a room and «2iat Jar eettl a * — * m v V. i 17 " w a s * * i turned in for a few hours sleep. trine of CJjristian perfection." Sleep was out o f the ques B - tion. The temperature did not The sermon text is taken from Me hodist Episcopal Church the Gospel according to ?t. Mat- seem bad while I was uicving . Karl B. Horsell, Pastor tnew. chapter 22, verses 37, 38. but once in that room the have sheets stuck to me so that sleep Sunday school at 9:45. Mrs. Miss Esther Porter will was almost impossible. At four G L. Pace, Superintendent. charge o f tbe praise. 1 turned out and got under The evangelistic service at Morning worship at 11:00 o.m. way again, having spent three Sermon topic, "Prayer in a Mod 7:30 o ’clock. The Pastor will hours in New- Rochelle. speak on "The Compulsion of em Age." Epworth League at 7:00 p. m. the Gospel." The three New York business B -------------------------------------------------a Prayer meeting on Wednesday men were enjoying a vacation evening at 7:30. Bible School -p lu s a FR EE TICKET ern Oregon and Washington in the Maine woods. Each one s ---------------------------- --------------------B You are heartily invited tc all points through California to had a reputation as au angler. through CALIFORNIA Chicago and back is $86, ex The subject o f the Bib!e class the services. On one excursion i t . was agreed to be held at Huber hall,Friday a — ------------------------------------------a Low firvt-clxti rouodtrip fares actly the same as the summer that the one who caught the evening by Mrs. A. G. Nagel to the Exit (as low as lummer excursion fare. Similarly re Bethel Congregational Church ; excu rsion fares to many duced first-class winter fares flrsit fish would pay for the w ill be, "T ht second coming of Harper H. Burns* Pastor I points) are in effect oil this via California to other eastern dinners that night. One of Christ. W ill it be it» secret or ® -------------------------------------------------B uinter. These fares are good cities on sale daily until May them, a Scotsman, relating the or will everyone see him ”" This Bible School at 9:15 a. m. via sunny California ana the 14,1937. Return limit 30-daya. story later said: "W ould you is a continuaton of las. week's Helpful classes for all ages. balmy Southwest at no addi New, low coach and tourist believe it? Those chaps both had lesson. tional cost— in effect, a free roundtrips East via California, R. C. Doly, Superintendent. bites, and would not pull up ticket through California. For with 6-monthi return limit, are .Morning Worship Hour at 11 -a their ca tch .’’ example, the winter first-class oo sale during the same per a. m. Anthem by choir. W. L. l Hl Kt II OF UHBI8T rouodtrip fare from most west- iod. Ask for details. "I suppose you lost, then” Cady, director. Sermon by i*as- M. Pu man. Pastor tcr. Subject, "True Cross Bear said the listener. m------------------------------------------------ ® "Ah, no! My hook wasna’ Bible School with classes for ing.” What is a true c.osa? baited." Sea your local S.P. agent or write I. A. ORMANOY, Gem, all ages every Lord's Day at What are YOUR crosses? Bring Pattenger Agent, 703 Pacific Building, Portland, Oregon 9:45 a. in., Mrs. Verr.ia Hopper (hem Sunday morning, as we Husband (reprovingly): "Didn-’ Superir.tendant. Communion ser are going to talk about I hem. I hear you tell your friends vice follow ed by preaching at The girls and boys o f the Bible I lust your pretty dress came It a. m. Special music by the School are especially invited, as from abroad?’’ choir with Mrs. J. Johnson, Wife: "Not exactly, dear. You Directot. see, it's last year’s dress which Yeung People's Meeting 6:45 AFTER THE HONEYMOON I turned inside out. I simply p. m., song service and preach said, ‘It's from the other s’de." ” ing by the jtastor at 7:45 p. m Midweek Bible Study Wednes Speaker (at class exerc-'ges): day, 8 p. m. Interm-dLate “And what is there that stands Christian Endeavor at the same between the college graduate and hour. the top of the ladder:” All those who have no other Voice from Rear: “ Tne Lad church home to worship with der! ’’ us in any or all of these as semblies. A storekeeper had for some St ----------------------------------------------- 9E time displayed in his window a > H/erenc < liureii card inscribed "Fishing Tickle' Peter Clark, Paator A customer drew I he proprie BB ----------ffl tor’s attention to (he spelling. Player m eetin g at the home "H asn't anyone told you of it Sister Wlhnot Saturday even before?” he asked. ing at 8 o'clock. "Hundredd*," replied lh " dealer, The Sunday School will meet "but whenever they drop in to at 9:45. There are daf-ses for tell me they always spend some all ages. Mr. W. H. H;,rt will thing." welcome rew scholars. Divine Worship at 11 o'clock "How would you like jro'tr egg when the Pastor will have as fctrvcd, air?*' his theme "The Wesleyi.in Doc- TOO TIRED AND SICK AT NIGHT TO SLEEP! SAVED BY NEW S.K.L. FORMULA I s--------------------------- a in W SUMMER ERRES e a s t TH IS W IN TER » Southern Pacific IF IT'H I'ltlN T IN G WK CAN DO IT 7 ‘‘Dallases” in U. 8. The Beaverton Review D A L L A S , T exas — CitiMtie of Dallases In savuo other states have been Invited by General Manager William A. Webb to participate in NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT celebration of Dallas Day at tha No. 4414 12 6 .000,000 Texas Centennial Ex In 4he County Court ot t.iu position, which opens here June 6 Stnta of Oregon for th* Coun and continues through November. ty of Washington Tha date i* yet to be set. Thera is In Uh« inaller of U h * estu'e of a Dallas in Georgia, Iowa, North Alto» A dilua Adonna, drrensed. Carolina, Pennsylvania, Mouth Da Notice ¡a limchy glveli Uiat kota. West Virginia and Wisconsin. the umtemlgticd «s lin- exeeutor th» »-siale of Alice Adxlra Braniflf Adds Dalian Flight of Adonis, «triHMSl, lui* f.led hla DALLAS, Texas— Bran I IT Air final uecount in the C uni y ways has added an additional day Coure o f U m - stu io of O fanon light flight. "The Centennial Filer.” from Chicago to Dallas and return for Washington County, uni U iu to care for the added travel al .M omluy, the 9tii day of Novem- ready swelling ahead of tha 126,- ber. 193«. ut the hour of 10:00 000,000 Texas Centennial Exposl- o ’clock In the (orenoon of said *i.>n‘s June 6 opening. The (light day In Uie (Viurt Boom of »ald hus branch connections to San An Court bas heen appointe*! by aald tonio. KranilT offices In Chicago, Court as the tlme and place for Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Hous the hoarluga of oM ctlons Lier«- ton. San Antonio, Corpus Chriatl and Brownsville are acting as infor lo, aatd th» ,cillem ent thew-of. 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