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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. The Beaverton 1936 TM ncs F irst-class i »*iu t o r t a b l e Wm Hi 0 « nine bed. chair. S h arp razor. Good |ii|N\ t oin to rlab le shoes. New-model autom obile. A ccurate w atcli. E lectric clock. Adciiuate refrig erato r. at the home of Dr. an d Mrs. Good reading lamp. George Cathey in PvrtlMud. Modern radio. Mr. and Mrs. H arris H ansen Sm alt library of good Looks. a ;d dau g h ter F lam e an d Mr. and T ypew riter in good condition. Mrs. R. R. Sum m ers w ere T h an k s Ample supply of clothes giving day guests a t the home E leetrc fan. of Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Stipe. The foregoing Items a re a Mrs. P earl M arK arland of Ta- b itte r investm ent th a n env stock lom a. W ash, arriv ed Sunday to o r bond listed on the exchange. he a t the bedside of h er fath er They pay dividends out of a ll Mr. Howard H ughson who is p roportion to th e ir cost Any one who chooses to go without critically ill at his hotut. I these com m on essen tials of p leas Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es Buck left a n t living in o rd er to • rave' Wednesday m>'tiling to spend money is making a m istake. A 1 anksgibing with Rev. and Mrs. ! com fortable lied is w orth more C. W. G-reen tn Eugene. M rs. th a n $4 a year. which Is al! G reen is Mrs. Buck's daughter. tliat a safe hundred-doll >r Nmd j yields. E arl F isher luis announced that __ Ex. he will ru n for m ayor in the coinkig election according to G ross Neglect v o id lectiv ed from th e R ecord F w th a ll cap tain : Coleslaw , I er's office yust as we were going h ear th at you studied your les to pi ess. sons yesterd ay , i oleslaw ; Yes, captain. T hanksgiving day guests at the C ap tain : Well I’ll let it pass It. B. Denney home were Mr. t r d Mra. A rthur K rueger and this tim e, but it looks as if you're neglecting football. family of H illsboro a c d Mr. and Mrs. A. A. A sbahr and daikgh- ter Jv j.e of P o rtlan d . * Ahis. R. J. Looey, Mrs. P erth» Mrs. S chaeffers of E ugene, W illiams. Mr. a rd Mrs. J. p. m other of Miss Marie Ann Schaef F elsher and Mr. H. F. LMan- fers of the local high srlxool der attended the v isitatio n of llatrons of the staff is ill in a P ortland hos M atrvns u-rd Mart h a W 'aslurgtun pital. Mrs. Schaeffers is soay- O.L.t>. at C h ap ter in Portland Monday eve ing here w ith h er d au g h ter. ning. Alt. and Mrs. Dayton Peck w«.:e hosts on T hanksgiving with I VIHI.I.AC V W I T H CI U N L R They meet every requirem ent Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sw enson a»nd in price and perfa rmar.ee. More Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gibson, Mrs service an d actu al value th an Gibson, Sr. and Jay. ir. and cleaners priced much hig-.er. Richard Goyt a s th e ir guests. Buy one and we'll give you p e a l Happenings Seventeen tables were mi p ity a t the Heaver Social f lu b b en efit c a rd party SM tun clay evening. Mrs. AYlibort llerkey (D ella May Allen) of P ortland visited at the F ra n k Allen hom e last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wellington as.d d au g h ter Joyce of Hillshon> visited at th e Cavl S ehtffler home Sunday. W. H. Boswell retu rn ed T hura- day from a several m*>n,hs »eat a t the home of his m other in ea ste rn Oregon. Miss ¡Merle Da\ lea spent the T hanksgiving w eek-end with her sister, Mrs. Bob ll'c k e n and fam ily in C orvallis. Miss B ertha O sterlock of the local grade school faculty spent the T hanksgiving week-end in JV-rttand at her home. Mr. an d Mrs. I. R. Metzler and M arian spent the week-end ai Corvallis, atten d in g the home coming and the big game. Lou Adams who has been ill with pneum onia at the Good S a m a ritan hospital the past te r days is rep o rted im proving. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Matzke, G ertrude an d Bill Matzke spent T hanksgiving day w ith Mr. and Mrs. C arl Matzke in P o rt’and. Miss Adele Guerbe-r of Bethanv broke h e r w rist W ednesday. She fell from a ladder while trim m ing shrubbery around the house. Kodak films developed Free. Prints any s’ze 4 c each. Brown’s Beaverton Fharmacy. adv-c Mr. an d Mrs. V. A. \\3ood and son Billy w ere Thanksgiving day guests at the home of Mir. an d Mrs. C. C. R alph in P o rt land. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. F elsh tr and children w ere dinner guests a t tiie home of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam O eschger in St. Johns. Tuesday evening and lator they attended the m eeting of Min- erv a C hap ter, O.E.S. I j I I ------------ FRUIT GROWERS TO FOUR SETS BROTII- MEKT AT CORVALLIS KRS JOIN ARMY Ml Gmail fru it grow ers of Wash- —* T» ai» use at thustasm fot thè ington county a ie noting that r **• *>- Hng'taH, the Ar- Banks-Ikm verli >n foottwll gam e topics of considerable interest m K ecrultnlg O fficer In .‘o rtU n d waa ilio (im pose of ilio studeut to them o a the scheduled pro- • ‘,w ou®ced today (be en II»« m ent Issty mcetuig (ast T hursday, The tr a m «or th e sm all fru it grow - "/ l,K‘ fourMl *et «f brother* song k a d e r «nd y eli leader* ers conference to l*> he’d a t i , *,rou,t^ office during the Usi thè studeut« In « ev ira i sungs « i d yells. t or val lis, December 2, 3, 4. 1 30 d**1, # T he uew m>Ulk«rM |'nm< Ilcn ierto n w,,n live football Com piei» p ro g ram for thin *- . . u tl . . . . . . I I ... < IH U «Pci Kay I). K« n I<I ìpk , tioti* gam e wlth Italiks hy u sco re ot . Mr l- r n n a e Red,hug of F rlne IH lo 0. T he e n tk v seciznd a g e n ts o ffn e. I he program in- ; ? t |„ wh„ w cn , #„ | UUN, 1 des discussions on soil fer- N oiam bar 2tHh. T hese b r o t h s team liuti all , |,|*u tili,li jr lo meet t.liw r and .rn g a t.o n p ro b le m vtT # forw arded to P ortland for th è Banks reg u la rs d u rln g th è «ml experience*; grading pnob- w lU tm e o l by Ul<) Sub-Statinn I lutti U-. lem* as affect tag m ice, disease*. Coi,unmIlder O’egon • Many notile scmmiws for ad- iiiMVt problem s, m arket o u tlets. s , , ^ (ilm , K.lm>n. . vertlalng tlta cu n liig gam e wlth T'asai'ksgivtng <kuv price stab ilisatio n an d the ec- T h* A llbrig'it hnuH ers from I Pi gu ni on o io m ic situ atio n c o n h o n t.n g the Mt>rfnril an d lh , h n ,lhvril w ,«i„ dlacuaacd by thè studont Oregon Sm all F ruit g r, w*r. T he f, om A storta all elected l o i g v « c u in ,'il. T h e team «"xpis'ls to program begins at 9:30 a.m., on vritli th e In fa n try In H aw aii; the c lea r th e lr <4>-bt wlth th è gate «voeipta Ibis yt*or. A group of W ednesday, December ( K eene brorliers from P ortland stu d en ts a r e g» tng to w hltewnah ' --------- selected the 6th K nguiew* at f,s -t|>rtnts un th è st reets. • John Sm ith, who sp o rts n h e Fort U<wl«, W ashington w hile a \y rig h t toot« as picked up by j th e Redding hrotliers elected to a villege conatabull" for speed- serv e with t've fam ous 7th neg- imerit of Infantry, statio n ed at “ What* your nam e"“ says he. V ancouver llaiT acks, W ashington. “J i J m Sm ith" A fifth set, the llo g p n brothers. Come ou, yci real nam e." a re aw aiting receipt of rh a ra c - Aw* right, put me down as j ter reference« and the usual Ju liu s C aesar.” confidential re p o rts a t Vanoouv- "T h a ls better, you can't foul e r B arrack s will very likely he me with th at "John Sm ith" | o ill is led w ittiiu tlie next few days, stu ff Major B agnall s a d . • ---------- In th e cpinl, n of the Major, By Special Vrrangcmcnt I t b t ..lin im e n t of live - if H eed clerk : “ I am so rry to M other,, th ro u g h one d istrict h e a r of your p artn e r's d eath. (h,r j. „ „ ,>«.r to<l of JO »lays Is WouUl you like me to tak e his ,jn n e u nuaual a r d is l>el,e»ed to place? I« ,m unprecedented record. Manage»-: “Very much. If you . . . —■ ■ can get th e u n d ertak er tc a r - ; “ Ask me any question ruvd range it." I’ll g ‘»e you a Joke for an answ er." 1 never will be classed H cr: "O. K.. w hat's your nam e?" Among th e high and m lth ly F ut never have I said I — When leaving, "N ightie, I'igjli Have you checked your fire t ie :’’ Insurance recently? A re vou fu l ly p ro tected tn caae of fb e? I will be pleased to give you Infor- WHERE TO GO U - g i nvatlon a s to cost, etc. We have a A nnual harvest festival baz- | low ra te for Beaverton and vlcin- a a r and so u th ern style ham din-1 ity. I can p u t a policy in force ner. I'o n areg atlo n al Chutvh on | im iied iately an d you would have T h u rsd ay Dec. 3. P rogram , at le a st sixty days to jm y the Schoer.e's A laska motion p ictures, prem ium . D inner from l : N tu 7:30. 50 c DOY GRAY and J5C. a<^ c-51-32 ^vr ite„ a || xbids of In su rsn ee. ALL KINDS Sheet Metal Work No Job Too Big No Job Too Small Let us make you a price on repairs or new installation. Right Out Of The Air I IliRh School Notes 7 o \joui lihinÿ! t . i v v m u tin FA M IL Y SsiCWV ESTIMATES SUPPLIED Beaverton Sheet Metal W orks IT VlC,N T Y -TH R E E AT TEND BIBLE CLASS I i«w »«a iM f n l p l h r t » young pis,pic were present at the S aturday evening K'hle Glass at Lie It. »• 'b'* Minn home. A fter a ruxind of choriw cs Mr. W. E. G arnett con ili'tied the study from the 2'sl oliapioc Matthew. Sunday even ing th e young people w ere In ch arg e of t he services at I he 9N«lr- \gla » im m u n ity church wi f i Boh Duuney a» th e speaker, Arnold ttam ett* Bill Sohmilt and lla ro lu Mayer of P<wilan<l guve several v ma l i d -ct!,r-.s and ('u rtls Guinm gave a saxaphono *. lo. »’h arlc s W est slso assiste d In the »srT tff. J s r k llwcrve of th e local bank Is spending T hanksgiving w ith his p aren ts i>n Salem . BUILDING MATERIAL PRICES MONEY! That Save You Linseed Oil c.1. $1.09 Barn Sash .59 Barbed Wire j,4 1.90 Floor Enamel ql. 75c 2\c Screen Wire si'a Poultry Netting ¡J .87 Screen Doors 2*^„6 1.65 j Miss Joy H ulette returned Wed SAVE KI EL! nesday night from Vale where C ircu lato r docs ju st th at she has been w o rkirg in a news- M'jrta.g Efficiency and Ecor.cmy gape«- office. She will rem ain L .auty. All in a MO VI’ VG— Se.- Tlw-ni ai hom e u n til New Y ears. T hey're Lovely S tin es Mr. and Mrs. B a rre tt Randall The R ictey lid * , a id Fu u. Co. and d aughters M artha and Helen, pd. adv. w ere T h an k sg iv irc dinner guests By R F SERVICE Sedley Brown and Allie Lowe could play such unusual accompani Miles, conductors of the "Husbands ments. “I don't care whether G * and Wives" program, are engaged swing, symphony or opera, a good in a search f or ' • musician can play it,” say* Lopea the Happiest" •••G ra h a m McNamee is back as a n d “U nhap- _ piest" couples in straight m a n the c o u n t r y . and Don Voor- One couple was hees is back as j e n t e r e d for the band leader I f t h e "Happiest" for Ed Wynn on | | n o m i n a t i o n h i s Saturday ; ? without knowing night NBC pro i t themselves. grams. w h i c h | | | They were Mr gives Wynn the r and Mrs. Robert same setup as Brown of Johns he had when he | « town, Pa . a blind first started on | several couple who were r a d i o , > v on the program. years ago. Me- ; «jp .¿ i Mrs B r o w n s Namee is con- Sedley Brown ^ il s t a t e m e n t . sidered the best •They say that love is blind, but we straight man in who are blind know it isn't so," put radio, not only G raham MrN'i»;- , r by Wynn but by them in the running. every other comedian with w'norr. n» ••• Virginia Sims has been picked has worked. as “Miss Radio of 1937" by Nils T • ‘ •Listeners who hear A gr.o G ranlund, showman and famous au Moorehead, comedienne heard Stin - thority on femi days over CBS nine beauty. This with Phil Baker I is a n annual : often picture her I selection based as being a ter- 1 on comeliness of ! nagant. T h e I face and figure. a c c ompanying I Last year’s win- photograph will I ners were H ar- j show th a t this 1 r i e t Hilliard. talented young 1 Helen Marshall actress is f a r I and D o r o t h y i from th a t She \ Lamour. all New h a d extensive i York s t u d i o ¡ s t a g e training I stars, but the before she en | current c r o w n tered radio years I goes to Chicago’s I ago. In addition ’ Miss Sims who ! to the role with is featured with Baker, where she Agnes Moor-l,f»4 Virginia Sims Kay K y s e r s Is called upon to band on the Football Revue heard play as many as ten different women over Columbia every Saturday night each broadcast, she is also heard in several straight dram atic roles 'it; ••• Most famous baby of the year both networks. is David Ozzie Nelson, whose mother la H arriet Hilliard, lovely blond •••■'News of Youth.” heard T ie?- singer of radio days, Thursdays and the screen, a n d Saturdays and whose father over CBS. Is a is the orchestra program t h a t maestro. O z z i e while intended Nelson. D a v i d for children. Is Ozzie is the rea a t t r a c t i n g a son th a t Harriet large adult au has been aw ay dience. P e t e r so long from her D i x o n , w h o regular Sunday writes and pro night spot with duces the pro- Ozzie and Bob g r a m. believes Ripley. ihat youngster), like t o h e a r •*• Harry Von about both chil Zell, one of ra dren and adults dio's outstandine who have done Ozzie Nelson Peter D i\,x announcers. 1 s unusual things reaching his peak In "Voice Irnpe: - 1 Therefore, he is featuring tlum sonat ions ' on the Stoopnagle and i his interviews. Budd Sunday shows over NBC On •••C h arles Martin, who pi, a recent broadcast Von Zell did nine the "Three Minute T h rills' r n different voices. Tuesday night Leo Reisman , ••* Opera stars who have sung gram over NBC. believes in "tn with Vincent Lopez' orchestra in t K<- them up ’’ One week he ha.- ., . Saturday night Speedshow. express mous prize fighter on I v nr> . .-r:. -. .u amazement th a t a popular band and the next week a i r a Cadillac Ju n io r Vacuum cleaner FREE A lovely Xnwrs gift. Richey Hdw. & F u ra. Co. (>aid. adv. 25SÊ1 R •» ■ w i is v fN M .-i, » * i i i u u n gles and All Kinds n , \ / v u i p u n i u v i i of Lumber W. J. McCready Lumber Co. i Phone 4603 Res. Phone. 12505 Our Rod Trucks Deliver -M-K-S-M -K '-l"} I' M-+ ! !-X ' IIH H I w - H rst and Main Sts., Beaverton Frank Pulver, Mgr. I :: C lassified A dvertising Rates Iiayment necessary, w ith m onth Ter W ord o n e Cent ly paym ents aa low as $5 pen- If Paid When Ordered m onth.—G ail K aras, Orenco. (M inimum Price fo r first Phone Ililsboro 2621X. adv. insertion. 15 cents) Billing C harge Ten Cent» l o r Sale — G ilfillan cabinet r a dio $6.50. B argains in wood Subsequent Insertions, per word, h ea te rs. Itavenjtort and c h a ir One Cent $7.50 for both. I/e c is of o th e r i EXAMPLE— If a 10-word clas b arg ain s at th e Beaverton sified ad v ertisem en t is inserted, It Sw ap Shon. p-52 would co«t 15c for one tim e, 26o for tw o tim es, 35c for th ree tim es, l o r Sale — Wood, 16" o r 4 ft. eic. If n ecessary to send o ut a and Seasoned pole wood. F. statem en t, an additional charge H. WT.«on a rd sons. Phone o r of 10c will be made. ders to 9415. Beaverton. adv. 51 c-t-f \wm j/ I WANTED Wanted 1 to 3 a c re p o u ltry ranch. Also client for about 10 acre tra c t. Goeser ag t.. 8118 S E 1.3th Ave. SE 4647. P ortland. p-52 FOR SALE On Friday N u v m b er 27th at 1 o'clock p.m. a ' K arl P. P e d erso n 's place ctl Blanton Ave nue about o n e-q u arter nitle SE of Reedville all tools, equipm ent, and household effects belonging | lo his estate will he sold at j p iiv ate an d public sale. W. M. W ardle, Auctioneer. FOR TRADE Want A B argain l Small size piano like new, also la rg e r used For T rade - C oast city income piano m ust be tak en jp . Will property for W ashing ten co. sell for unpaid balance on fan m. Also P o rtlan d 7 rm. easy term s. W rite T allm an ■home for farm an d assum e. Plano Store, Salem, Oregon. G oeser agt., 8118 S E 13th Ave c-EO-53. S E 4647. P ortland. p-52 For Sale — Bucks ran g e with gas p late, $20.00. S ellers k it Miscellaneous chen cabinet, $10.00. Good conditioin. C harles W est, Ce Honey 1« loan — 5% % m o n e y ' to loan on good im prove! d a r Mills cm Cornell Road p-52 farm*. Also have 8% n oney j ItAIRY and family row s for sale. on good dairy herds. B. A. j G riffith. H1IB horn, Ore. rtf. Cash o r term s. 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