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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13. The Beaverton Review 193« — F’ n o Mucxhtn letarred on Tuesday evening from the Doctva- heel > -p.tal tollowing a.i op- eta ion f i r appendicitis. T lo c a l I \\. Will holm . ( g p t f f f l g A TNG& 1 ili>l V s. a id B. Mrs. Olivo ikotl v d Mm. S. It. ».a»- <-nce ami Mrs. Lou esc U r e V on guysts o. Mr. a<l M ii. U. iti » a !*'in day. w|* \Kh** v Associaiion of Cedur Mills belìi a must ancctMsful curnlvnl a thè Ormni'c ball. Tho lumia ihrtvid from ilio cui ulva I me to Ditileall) Only t ho us«<l for n water imijret at Wluit is difficulty* the Nt'hool. ile'i rev of » o ni indicating the sin agili requisito for a > compitali a mene MRS. DOBBINS VISITS lug particular objects i.,-tico of the tu i esslt> for o\er- TKÍARI) <iRVN( ; K t ti it ; a bn g be, 11 - to ohlldren and frails; only a more stimulus to Mrs. John Dobblnii HtIe ivi I wm I thè men. Samuel Warren. meeting of thè rigarti H-riviige Wodnesdny evenlng. V show or Care fu I nos» Por » a n t of a »a il Uie shoe va * glieli die Mister, Mr». Hlml Mvers «h o retently |o»t her »a s l o t . fra want of n shoe " Mu horse was lost; and for wan» lioiiiu hy fin'. The Alo'ia tW»*ige o f it horse Mio rido'* « a s loa»; iilsu nttendsd. i At ingod b> 01 WISDOM c f l t H l f SI ..MSI l*i it .Mal coni t lenti ni » 1 i is a Hab sldp's couk i enju}tag i taco- ile! » e r e lunelui'u guests id Mis. ttun al bis lli>n., hi c on al M . I . «n a Air*. J. Barn*'. have 15. I! ".I TllUisiiny. i ouni of thè m u l t i a t e m ike. Me •woved into tiroir n< " lirai-,c on I' i a* ir Ne» \ i k » ti. o I tic si i si- ■'*- cond litron. ■ it. B. Brown attended the v a » e li Idi. Mrs. Mnrv K. C ir n n j f l'1 1 »•- li and mooting of the Pini Ariselo, mn ni Vr. ami elgh » * * “ guest of .Mis \ I’.l . Itiisilay at the home of S. B. Mrs. Paul At'gxh’ <ii Iti enu -Bui, Mrs. lY.tneis ld-nsmre. Lawroaco Friday. W a> 'inguv . formerly of Itcaierum .Mrs, Orti' ' ^ r Mi', a d Mr?. CYltis Mir re of was killed recenti' »ben h rat and ch'liirtn “ in ni the we.k-«Mid in Scan to -X| o, On gun, »ei-o visiting ieJ- Imo he I a* k of a truck »Itili 'l»ttln K »tu , I w grandpa, vnL. ai.ic.- .uid friends in IVitland r-ding hb bicycle. end Beaverton over the work- Air, sud Mrs. Il M. Marne• Mrs Ixiuese j. Carter an ondisi end. spini il: iii-i-k ,nd vislthig »U h »ho Womans Board Moo Une of I In 11 » i l l tie a dance at the Vr. ami Mrs. William C.-tiiipheU 1 lug overtaken and siale bvt.be Uio Congregational chinch Tues- Miller 11.1| Saturday cvivdrtg, ut IatstiRton, «nd thoy -»Il »otit o- eniy. all for want of care l i day. belli a horses!» e nail. B njaitiin Nt-ii-: .her | j, .Music » i l l be sup- ti t'.ie Blue Mountaina t. trv Franklin. Francis Katt'a »b o . with his litd by the Barny Barnes orch- thelr luek at olk himting. pa rente formerly lived hero ro- es i ra. Charles Itane», l'»> »ii Dritr- Vnthits'nun c« * l > attained his uagte isCOUt Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Kremmel Fatigli. Bill Gnau and Ari > teno- Nothing great »u s ever n< hieved award. of South Bord, Wash, v is it«! at eat ntade a »cek-in d ttip to thè «-ithrail enthusiasm. Kniers >n. Mrs. A. IX Hanson »a > lurx-h- the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Bar- Nehalem Hivcr. I-Neryon caughl con hostess for tho Tuesday 1 ei Kundall Saturday a d Sun m terni -aln-.on , wept Bill Grauor latrai pererti'e Bridge Club at tho home of Mrs. day. »h o didi't eveu catch noe. Those men who iV'brojr a Wood Tuesday. -Mr. ai'd Mrs. Arthur I’ ike of hraly b' Mi . A:eli.e .Vasi. * ami ber l i ullhlul coin.mul ion Miss Bertha Osterloh. teacher .V'uesia. i aiiforn.a a iv visiting and an Irregular ic-ind it.lempi ra id Mrs. Marcia diughter Judith »e r e » of tho first cr-ado in the local at the in nies of vitUors at thè honie ttf Mrs. c. Ble. do as nuilfestly kill tla'in- u..d Mrs. John schorl s|>ont Wcttne-v.-Jay visit Pike and Mi. A. T.iylor »r ii alienile I III- !.ri:*o-| . i-lves, a- Mu'-e »I'O ban/, or Summers. ing her motlior in Portland. « armit i; party at t ic Krnrnt| ! »oison, or drown themselves, Airs. Kul>> B id was hostess Ai.’.steis homo o Mr. ad Mm. S. B. lasTtn oe m * c -'1 s’ rrvt, | j y |i, rloi k. wore guests «-f Mr. I .aw rer.ee « fc-r the i : ii adsiiip bridge club A. IX Haaaon and IVte Olson mother. .Mrs.Sarah V. taiwrenceof a' I er home W ednesday after left Saiur dwy t. >i *n olk hunt K n o tt le d g e Gresham the first of the vneek. neon. Mrs. W. C. A id'ell lu d in thè Blue Mouniains. Uhi, 1 you knot' o tiling, lo h'gh score. Miss Edith Watt», tUb>*. in- iti I hold Cuti you know it; and when Mr, and Mrs. lew is AUytl Kodak films developed Mr. ¡»ad Mrs. Henry Watt » no I you <1 > not know a thing, to al (Noreen Nelson» an- tla proud bas beon confinai in Uie I *ea- low that you do not know It; I>arents of a 7 \ lt> sin t*orr Free. Prints any s:^e toni s hospital in Sp» kam* lor t! Is b knowleilge. —Confucius. Nov. 10, at lias ton. each. Brown s Beaverton some timo is report ,d iiupiovuu. Mrs. Elizabeth Sammocr of Pharmacy. aciv-c Ignorance Portland was an over night M IIIMvb Ith It is with narrow-smiled people Miss Olive S. Hahiiel and Miss. guest at tlie home of Mrs. S »s with narrow-necked bottles Jeanette l’erkius of Portland. Mr. Turner Wednesday. Delilah cut Sana?» u's hair and the lees they have In them the sapped In» suens»b. India * more noise they make In pouring scalped their captive» to take 1: out. Pope. their power. , Alexander the Great, -iahitig F'nrl'ear.int'e for new worlds to conqun. or It is a noble und great tiling iginated the frallsh id a ' r shav t>> cover the blemishes, ar.d to B y Don Herold ing his chia. H died y u-n-: und excuse the failings of a friend; lost an empire. to draw a ruriain hetore his Men once had »nine., moled. stains; and to display hi* per They thought tiK'i-o v.aa a ¿<»1 fection. ; to bury his « eaki'Csscs behind his hairy vegetation. Men In silence, but to proelaiiii hi* shaved, exposed weak chins, and virtues firm the house-top. a — Smith became a <iis&pix>intiiwiit. KIW ANIS I’m hop\n£> VICTIMS OF FUTURE ACCIDENTS I ’m starting a new club. It's the members have to pay ourselves oir Victims of Future Auto-, own bonus—and » e pay it in advan .- V.F .A .A . so it will hurt more.) mobile Accidents. Instead of going out and I getting i The whole point is, we think it's hurt haphazardly on a sunny ,- Sunday smarter to plan our accidents than ric-- afternoon and coming home w ith any . ply to have accidents as most b<*/ ■ d old injury, we V. F. A. A. boys will try , All we have to do is to drive cate- to name our injury in advance, anil lessly for about 20 seconds on a rj-.t we may give medals to members who or hill or straightaway. I'm plar : to have my accident by passing soir.t come nearest to calling their shots. I ’m ^oing out for a concussion-of- cars going up a hill. Want to join? the-bram ribbon. I've already made Here's the menu. Take your choice. arrangements for two months in the hospital and have sent myself some Last year, according to The Traveler. flowers, and have set aside a thousand Insurance Company, non-latal injuries dollars for expenses. (We V. F. A. A. | in automobile accidents were as follows: Persons Injured Frectured Skull ..................................................................................... 12,530 Fractured S p in e ........................................................................... 1,790 Other Fractures........................ 74,310 Conclusion of the Brain........................................................................... 14.320 Severe General Shock with Contusions and laceration s.............................. 133,770 Shock (less severe) end S h ak eu p .............................. ..... 531 300 Internal In ju ries............................................................ ..... 13.430 Other Injuries (Sprains, Dislocations, Wrenches, e t c . ) .............................. _ I0 8 ,330 T o t a l .................... *05.280 T ill M \\ HITHOrr KHOL'i The n'Atn with worn shoe vied tlie man with new slice til he passed the man wl* shoes at all. en- nn- no s’-< & 2 & I.OCAI. ( ’BAITER EN TERTAINS VISITORS TRUC K DRIVER IN JURED IN ACCIDENT Iloavir rii.pl'S- 106 () .1* S. » » « Mi. Griilieu, milk liruck driver bovi lo u lai iti' g l i llp of li< III for ili« Ihviry Hairy Ce o|a retlv» In :>er» fi tu IU-n\erloB l»< il «e No. ibis vicinili had hi» shonlde' '00 A. I'*. end A. M.. Uielr «vive* njured in u ion ici li ficai 1 en ■and vielt *rs. D ie bualne -s »cs- lervllle, Tuvwdu) ni n i » I b'* sioii « a 4 fo llo » rd wltli a prò driver m o ri» II) Itew'ildeied Kiam or orlglral »tutta. Itrifreah- uicnts of sani!» IcJa-s and rad hy ite lou »•*» ilriviug oi. th è w ror.g ali'« of tl.e r»>ad. ice «tu e terved. BAS AT MEKT :: j ^2! l z z z : sasa:'-Tr: FAST N0 B1 K (¡RANBS j BUILDING MATERIAL PRICES I A V E M E K T IN B A U i That Save You I l e I\ im Nobk* C i T. i H i I h riti!» Hi \ : fon Rehtk ili I xl«» MONEY! • f ■ <'1<I *h v\ r hi) bmv linfe tu ì • h i» 1 ' v i.tt h a l l W i il • i b i ' | I hm ‘ v v iw i’lvr *** *uh»*i * ti. >ii Have you checked y<an fire lnnirnuce recently'' Aie von ful ly pvntecteJ In case of tee'* I » ill he j b-iu ixl to give you Infor- t.'i i n ns to cost, etc. Wo have a lo » rute for IW-averton m ? » vie In- ity. I can put u polity in force In mediately and you would lmve nt least sixty day.« to pay tin premium. DOY C R A Y Writes all Kl-its of livsti 'lice. BEAVERTON (¡RANCÍE TO HOLD MEETING Per $1.09 Linseed Oil Gal. .59 Barn Sash 14 1.90 Barbed Wire 8a- 75c Floor Enamel ql. Per 2 k Screen Wire Sq. Ft. Poultry Netting It .87 Screen Doors 2- 3- Bxtì-6 4 In. 1.65 W lL K E N F A M IL Y BLENDED W HI SK EY B >.ê proof. 70% grtjn neutral tpuirs. Supcnriied by T b« Uilkea Family Joa. S. Finch ft Co., Inc, Schaaiey.Pa W. J. McCretîdy Lumber Co. IF Pitone Res. Phone, 1250.'» 1603 s Our Red Truck Dc’ivor ■'¿• juw vm av . x :.r r . i - . -zrs.rrr.: S CEDAR MILL NEWS .y.;»;..;-;.;. ,1.;.. By Girl Scout Troop No. 61 1 .-j Jam?* Walters anil Archie .less»' ore on cn elk hunllnK trip rie:ur Hra.-iitc. .{■ 4i $ i ! Ì Í Mr and Mi s. I ee Mead from ! \t huleni sfe l t't we. k-'-nd with ' i < W ipe family. Mr. Mend and i vlrs. W elle ¡ire -is'er and bro il e -. Ì On Saturday the I*arenl-Te:ieh- S S /F ftS ! 1 ! ? DOLTS S2» Íbíit b «a OOK! T a ( rfriiisComl»iiia(ion I i.llin ir Classified Advertising Kates Oregon. Per Word One Cent c-50-55. If Paid When Ordered (Minimum Price for first Fur Sale - 19X9 Krad Coupe, insertion, IS cents) limitile »t, splendid t* ndi- Billing Charge Ten Cent* <>n iSi.cO. B. F. I>aly, Wat- Subsequent Insertions, per word, <»n St fea r Alle • Avenue. One Cent p 50 t EXAM PLE— If a 10-word cla?- i ifi«d advertisement Is inser'.ed, It fu r Mile of Trade Farm tu un V fc «uw*. Baines road. Port- t would cost 15c for one time, 2oo for two times, 35c for three times, lad Rt. 5, Box 780. p-50 etc. If necessary to send out a V statement, an additional charge lor> Male — 11 six weeki old p .s. W. Huntei n“ ar school of 10c will be made. liriii -- - n Bra vert/ n. c-49-50. j *! * Nocturne — B Sharp or B Flat Bright lights glare. Drivers crash into fixed objects and into each other. Statistics prepared by the Trav elers Insurant- Company show that deaths after dark la:?t year numbered 21,1-0, while deaths c ur ing the normal hours of daylight. when traffic was much heavier numbered but 14,620. The moral is clear: When th* sun goes down, slow down. \\ anted — Wood cutters to cut 1000 con 1 of wood. Air ut 4 miles from Beaverton. T. C. Marquani 3606 S E 76’. h Ave. Porti rd. Ortg'i-i. I’ M'ne Sun c- 16-60 Hitt €21 ). 1 OR SALE I 'l l l l V and i;. i 'I cows for sale, f'a-b oi terms. No d o «ii payment necessary, withnonth- ly payments as low as 15 per month. Hail Karns, Orcnco. Pt < no Htlhboro 2621X. adv. H Miscellaneous H Marci 111 l«a:i S’/j'/r money W ani \ Bargain I Sm«!< size to loan on goral impro vel !£ piano lik r 'w . also lai ger used farme. \lso have V/r n on ey, on raid dairy herds. E. piano mu 1 be taken ip. Will I sell frr unpvd halr.nce o'i G’ i f*h 1!1!l'born, Ore. ctf. ! “ Oregon’» Independent New»papern and The Beaverton Review I J. i I WANTED * The News-Telegram I The enrtain never drops on thal treat American tragedy known as 'Death on the Highways.” Night falls and the stage is darkened, but Death stalks on. Indeed, the drama quickens, for under cover of darkness the grim villain of the piece exacts his heaviest toll. Danger looms too suddenly out if the shadows. There often isn't time to avert it. Careless pedes trians fall under sneeding wheels. . .1 J And so it is that .good fortun" and inisfortun- ace »jrnly so by comparison. And so it is that men who a-e happy le a n the rreariiic of phikeophy and live it. i See l's For Doors, Windows, Composition shin- gles and AM K-nds of I aim her The Beaverton <1 i'-.ige will meet in regular all day session In the 13: i vertir. Gt aligo hall Saturday, Tl . annual eleeiii.' »n of officers will be conducted and the First ar.d Se< <>nd degrees of tlie order »111 lie conferì e<l in two taa- didates. And the liarefontid n n 0 ’ vlel the man with old shoes until »>e Mr. and M \ Ptilllp Mead arc pass'd the man without feel. I moving from here In a hor c And the man without feet w « s I ’ he Barne« Bead. happv heenuse he know a man Mr. Mike Ualkway » os in wlm W7S blind. a"d the man wound from a a ax which i*- » was blind was tni pv * he I by l he received while splitt:nr wood alive. A M D NUTS. !,()( AE LADY VISITS SON AND FRIENDS ope visitor pW-eCht. 1'liu bir! mints . i Mir. I Idra Sheet* and Mi . ' arner wen eetrhrnled. A d l l us pot luck Mi», it t'. McKerebei spent luncheon was sei tod. Mci .*,»>• In I fugt ue visiting bet' PI ins w ie mitili' for a Christ son . H im i s i » !i - « » » m jIIle d lu um* lurkc)- dtnii'i- ami irlfl e*- r i auto accli. i t Hpl'L I”- Rh* io i«- h Id UM -1M»I J I H cemlH' r al I he ul o »islii'il with Keeler llinmona ' W i ln «Vtiltil \ l i I iliy il tefft fainllles while home of Mrs. I'hrkinsun. lie e iii'il » ith Mr. amt '!"»• '.u'.-u Wood ul Jura'lion i lly. on aecount of A m i latice ik»> Billing on W»liae ikiy, thè regalar Klwania t'iub luncht'on iva» In-ld l'uesday. The prlelple bus iie-s «u s thè elee!lon of officers a fo llo »s l'rxsliknt, Ilr. It. jt. Welah; Vice Presldent. I. 11. \iet- . lei ; Director», Jidin Klrhv Moni- « r Wilson, Uud Miller. Robert * * •* * "s • Mi! . - and || Barnes. {r&cv/re¿ Before ihe star of man'* des tiny rises acain. and he runs shall things as be should » e with have more bearded men the courage to grow whiskc - s and tsserrt their manhood. It may be a silly nction but tlAie's a lot of horse sor.se in P. Whiskers may have much to rii do with the collapse zation. CMTB ELKCTION A 1- MINUTE SAFETY TALKS 1 1 ■ BOTRI f--;- -i--; ■ -f - -f* -f- -;- -f--i*-f--f*-t--: ■ f-*f*-f--f--f—i--:- ONE YEAR By Mail ,1 I -;•*;- * f * - : - - f - - f - - f * - f - - f * - f - - f - r — t ■ I-:--:--:--:--:-- THE BEAVERTON REVIEW BEAVERTON, OREGON Gentlemen: Please mail me The Newt-Telegram and The year. I am enclosing H view for the next R. P. D. NAME TOWN •n STA TI Don't Delay— Mail Today I -H-M"f* »•»•J*v't*<*»;**;**!»*!*«{-X*v*>*î**X**!**M**î**M«<-î**;**>*î-X-î*»!-> - X * v * M * v
