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FRIDAY, MARCH The Beaverton 5, 1837 — — of Beaverton. Mrs. H. K. Pi ink fell down at her home aud dislocated 'wr shoulder. Flugene Harson spent tiat ur«iay and Sunday at Jewel, Oregon. Doyle FX>rrU recently fell ami injured his chest quite severly. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clau sen of Rt 1. on Feb. 26tb. « daugh ter, Ellen Harriet. Mrs. Helen Bostc'a, Johnie Meals end .lames Ready reccntlv had their tonsils removed. IT .i little three >ta r old son of Air. mu; Mr*. Victor Anic»er was taken to the Good Samaritan Hos pital to have puss drawn from 1-is lung. He recently had influ enza and infect«d ears an«, th«' puss came as romoltoutiona. Mr. and Airs * ".. Alcguire and family of MrMinrvtllc visited witli the Sam Fkielmar.’s in Sor- rent \ Surdav. Mrs. Mvguirc is a sister i»f Mr. Kdohnan. Air. Me- guirt* was formerly employed at the telephone company here. I ¿or is Sigenthaler of Bethany The teachers amt officers of fell and broke his right ami on the Congregational Sunday School Washington's birthday. met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. You can get your car lubrica H. Al. Barnes Tuesday evening for ted for 60c. Battery charged 50c. a business meeting. Twelve were Alexander’s Super Service. adv present. A social hour with re c8-tf ties tvmeiit concluded the meeting. Erwin Chrisiorseu. the seven Air. and Mrs. R. R. Summers spent the week-er.d at Tillamook year old son of Air. and Airs. R. fishing in the adjacent sareaais Christensen of Scholls was kicked ever the riuht eye by a horse on t lye re. February 26th and received a .Art Stipe of Bend. Oregon vis very severe fracture of the skull. ited over the week-end here w ith Pieces of lx ne were driven into is parents Mr. and Airs. H. O. the brain and had to be removed. St tpa. He Is in the ('«nd Samaritan Hos recovering Fred Zwahler of the Hillsdale pital and is slowly Dairy was kicked in the chest on cnackuiscess. February' -4th and two rit.s were. The legislator's wife sat up in 1 roken. bed. a startled look on her face. Mrs. Janies Laihrop of Ral "Jim,” she whispered, "there’s a eigh returned Friday after a three robber in the house.'' week's visit with relatives in Cal "Impossible," was her husband's ifornia. sleepy reply. "In the Senate, ve- Mr. and Mrs. Sam EiKluian but ir. the House, never.” have moved from Allan Avenue to the F. H. Sclioene place in ' The tarth is continually ex- Sorrento. p. -ding." said the scientist "Then why isn't there more Mrs. F. H. Goyt was a guest at a luncheon and shower at the parking space'” inquires Irene home of Mrs. Gordan Wilkinson the CCC queen. C EDAR MU E NEWS 1 :v t ii11 S> out 1 I <><»p \ I I Mrs. J. Lock mi Her of Sllvcrton is vistitrg at the A. C. Jones home. Und. Alaska whi're he has an ex- celletil |«ositiou avvalili g bini. Ile « xptvls t«> stav there tndeflniely ! A 1.01! A NEWS Mi----- — — --------- ■■■ —----- £ Nel» Auhbev is suffcihng from Air. and Mrs. S. Skov ansi son. thè fin. Milton <*f Seattle visited over the Gloria John»« n ls out « f schemi with the Hreitcnstcins. because of siekness. ’ " * * ' 1,1 Aliss Klfie Rest r front Raymond. Mi*. Wtnifrvd S iili is viaiting Washington is here on a week’s al thè home of ber son Li. AV. visit with her cousin, Dorothy S isli of Sian'v Ave. Slocum. Air. 11. i'. Dudlcy left thè first Mr. Clarence Kennedy is making of ilio iv«ek for Yak Ima Yalley an extended trip by boat firat to lo los'k after his bees. the Orient amt froan there to visit Mrs. Jchn Itorwick and son Russia. Dick of Portland vvore guest* of Roy Jores, ¡-.on «*f Air, and Mrs. A. C. Jones is making a trip by Mis. Rena « k’s inolio r. Mrs. W. I ibbatta oli Sunday. heal to New York, lie i- plan Mr. and Mrs. Tisi Si tuili* and ning a stay of several weeks. \tr. and Mrs. Touiniy Dui bum of Mr. and Mrs. E. Grippe» of Se Cuma*. Washington w«rr Surd'iy at- le »a s here over the week end dinrer gmsis ai thè homi* of K. visiing w ith the W I. H< inriches W. Scott. 9 family. Air. ar»l Airs. He<nriehes drove them to sec the Bonneville Ann while they were here. Mr. FVrost Jones who returned home t«i finish a course in engir d lin g is going hack lo Cove ls- First L of 1937 taws become de linquent Alar. 15. You can save 3rr if Full Year is l\iid. They can be paid at m;< office. State and also Federal Income taxes Arc Also Due DOY CRAY Airs. John Alagror of Oak Grcve was a guest Tuesday at the home of Airs. Gertrude .McCormick and Mrs, Robert Brown at Garden Home George McKercher. who suffer ed a serious leg injury in a motor cycle accident in September is now able to be about town on his crutches. Mr. E. E. Hanyen ter, Aliss Alary Jean were dinner guests C. McKercher and Tuesday evening. and daugh of Portland of Mrs. AI. son Georee Mrs. A. Rossi and Mrs. Ber- nardir.e were boat'***''* at a luncheon shower rt M " . Rossi's home Wednesday In compliment to Mrs. Charles Hldy. Airs. Jonas of Prinevilie, Ore. visited here the first of the week renewing old acquaintances and friendships. The Jonas family formerly resided here. 11 h l(i>!q.vv JJ|J mj palili suo||».>|j .1 N|I|III WHEN ^ ' *•' dPuner L Wilson Itennxler. *dv. S pen d L e ss A n d O wn M o r e ! TH IS YKAIt BRAND STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKCY - low -price n oia I S T I N C T I V E new line* give only * D the Ford V-H for 1937. From its improved V-8 engines to Center-Poise riding comfort . . . this car offers you finer performance, Font has ever offered. N o w there's greater wisdom than ever in putting your money into the extra value that Ford always represents. This year millions of Americans will take more pride than ever YOUR FORD DEALER 471. BeaverU r.. adv. p-11-16 Classified Route l. Ux Advertising Kates Per Word Hi.tw i- Ave. One Cent If Paid When Ordered Fur »alt* Fikotrio brooder, p. a< (.Minimum Price for first tlcallv new. 5hii chick si; E C *. insertion. 15 rents) Y’ery <•heap. Rii:tuy Hdw. Ac Billing Charge Ten Cents Phone FNirn. Co. lien rton. Subsequent Insertions, per word. a« ¿ V e 7751. One Cent AT THE RITZ HD Play«r lia EXAM PLE— If a 10-wcrd clas 1 nr »ltl«‘ OREGON BEAVERTON - . mil* and music oubinct. K. sified advertisement is inserted, It Med.. Thors., FrL, Sat.. Alar. 3 4 would cost 15c fur one time. 26c l/fiinorstoll. Benferton- Oregi >n. DOl'BI.E FEATURE Route 1. P • 14 for two times, 35c for three times, -AMBASSADOR Bill.” etc. If necessary to send out a For >®le — Certified Bed Heart Will Rogers Finest Tribute to statement, an additional charge Strawberry Plants, $3.00 per Laughter. Also of 10c will be made. 1000 dug and sacked, $4.00 per Wheeler and Woolsey In 1000 packed on boxes; certified -MI'M M TS BOYS” Marshalls all sold. C. I Chap FOR SALE Who Could Help But Enjoy the man, Rt. 1, Sherwood, Oregon Antics of This Funny Pair. two miles »riuth of Stafford. Come and Enjoy You'self lo r Sale — Wood, 16" or 4 n. pll-14 F. and Seas' "aed pole wood. Sun.-Moiu-Tues. Mar. J-s-9 ____________ - --------- H. AVilson and sons. Phone or The Dionne Quintuplets in .Miscellaneous ders to 9415. Beaverton. -RK1N10N” adv. 51 c-t-f The babies, so grown up new ! Money to !«>an — 5V49t money playing the piar.o. dancing, enter to loan on good Improve 1 I er Kali taining you a dozen different farms. A bo have 8% n oney $20 per ton. Wheat Straw, ways. And the year’ s most im on good dairy herds. E. A. (5.00 per tor. Cedar posts, Pi- portant cast, with Jean Her- Griffith. Hillsboro. Ore. rtf. each at the ranch. C Tnpich. sholt, Rochelle Hudson. Slim Sum merville and Robert Kent. Also selected short subjects. oVies* MEN AND WOMEN IN THE AGONY 0E RHEUMATISM TRY I HIS NEW FORMULA ANY of vou. today arc de-s- FOt'.ND A FTHtMlI/A FOR IT ! perate with the feat arel This formula— known as William* lia r, of rheumatic suffering—dis K.I.’ .X. < ompound reaches rheum couraged — defeated. You have atic iKiim FROM TH E INSIDE— tried the salves, the H aments, the . through the blood stream! Get Williams R.L'.X. Compound " cure-alls'*... . today from Brown's Beaverton In the Great War, an Army | Pharmacy or. this MONKY-ilAi K Doctor saw for him-elf the ho)>e- GFORANTEE: YOU OF!T GI-OR- le-ss, w retched misery caused b y . [O l'S RELIEF IN 10 DAYS or iheunryatic pain. AT LAST ME I your money is instantly refunded! at the lowest price In yearsl hint of the sweeping advancements in before when they say, "Il e drive a I'-ft?” FORD V-8 The Brilliant “ 8 5 ” ' The Thrifty “ 6 0 ” AUTHONIZED FOND FINANCE FLANS — 8 2 * a month, after usual ilown pay meal, buys any model IV47 Ford V-H tar. Ask your fo rd dealer aln>ut ihe easy payment plans o f the Universal Credit Company. FLASHING V-B PtRFORM ANCC — N o w thriftier, and in two engine sites. quietar. MORE MILES PER G A L L O N -Owners report 22 to 27 with the Thrifty 60, "best mileage ever" with the brilliant new MS. NEW EASY-ACTION SAFETY B RA KE S- Y o u push gently and you stop quickly! Safely of i/#r/Irons pedal lo wheel. SOUND-CONDITIONED BODIES— Several d.tlerent insulating materials used to shut out noise, heal and cold. Rubber "p illo w s " between body and frame. , CENTER-POISE RIDINO COMFORT— All passen gers "am idships," t r i o ten the asles. I LUXURIOUS INTERIORS— D eep cushions, tailored upholstery, esquistlc wood grain trim. N ew ban dies, controls, instruments. N e w 1flnrtless Steering • All Steel-on-sieel Con- «fraction • l arge Luggage < om panm entt in All M odels • Battery under Engine H ood • Dash Starter Button • bafety (ilast T hroughout • ( o w l Barking Brake * " V " W indshields that Open. READ THE A D S .............. The modern way ot shop ping. They tell you who has up-to-date merchandise. Airs. McKercher visited friends at the Emanuel Hospital in Port land on Monday and was a din ner guest in the everieg at t ie apartment of Mis. Lorraine: Knight. Marriage licenses were recently granted at Vancouver, Wash, to George Howard Petrovich and Mrs. Marjory Ellen Logan both of Beaverton, Rt. 2, and to John Shock and Mrs. Rose Wilson both reject any end or «II hid*. Published by order of tlMM oui- iiHiti Council of the down of JJea verum. OLD. QUAKERS Beaverton. Oregon Have you started spring house cleaning? Have you seen the new Cadillac Vacuum < leaner that we are selling so many of these spring days? Do come in and let us show you. Richly Hdv. & F’ um, Co. adv. to •« Bye and E. K. Beon Terentiy returned to his home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa after visiting for several weeks with his mother, Airs. Payne end sister Mrs. Rose Gordan and Mrs. Hattie Crittenden. '**«>1 lag.I if i «id Quaker bring« you a barrel ot quality in every bottle tad it doesn't cost you a barrel o f money. The Old Quaker Co., Lawretuehurs. lnd. Ire Hungry Are Thirsty Airs. A. L. Barnard of Rt. 1 fell in the basement and injured her head and both arms. One* Med Thnrs.. FrI., March DM3 arm is fractured and one eye is Double Feature closed with the swelling. 1 -4 AT TH IS BE DIXIE {” AVith Jane AVithers. An all Charles Dawes, Guy Carr and " good story with lots Dr. J. R. Talbert spent the week- round r° u® excitement. end fishing on the coast making f'xf ; Also their headquarters at the Tal- u -VI,I, AM ERICA* CHI MP” hext cotage at Bay Ocean. With Stuart Erwin. Robert Arm- Kodak films developed strong ,-<i Bett y Furres«. Free. Prints any s':ce 4 c hit. , The sea.sor.'s surprize comedy) each. Brown’s Beaverton Don’t forget— Wednesday only- in connection with our regular Pharmacy. adv-c11 , features. i Alarch 10. Or the stage Mr. and Mrs. David Lafond and in person. Dad Hughes and his two sons who have been visiting origin'll Wyoming N:ght Hawks. the past few months with the A- Sireinp cowboys from r'asper. dolph Lafond?, left Tuesday morn Wyoming. ing for their home In Alalia, Mon AVe-dnesday crrly the admission tana. will be 10 and 25 cents. Air. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene accompanied Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Roberts of Portland, to Cor vallis where they were guests at the home of Air. and Mrs. Jess Hanson. ads UOIIO » Scalisi buta will lie nselved a p p io p i|.nr| 9|,: JO IJ llil'J lfU|V|«l oi lil eight |v.in. of March 22. are on flic III the offtie of tUtf 11*37 at the office of the uiidor- im d e t s ig t e d . slgreil by the Town Council of The Town Foundl of the -|N>w n the Town of I lea y eri on for sup " f I tea v-i-rt on reserves the right greater luxury, less expense . . . than even Miss Juliette Carter entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. AV. H. Boyd won the high score. Sunday visitors at the F. H. Goyt home were Mrs. Lloyd Lee, L. C. Wilkinson, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Goyt, all of Fortland. im i 'Ifn t d ont have to be tieJt to enjoy tie d whiskey!' in Portland, Thursday. Mrs. S. B. IjtWTeuce and Mrs. l/ouese Carter were luncheon guests of their aunt Airs. Rob ert B. Brown on Thursday. nm i'U M ix They tell you who is offering the best values. Reading ads makes your dollars go farther. Y / s w rs / i"'' Ask how new low rates can save you 10 to 3 0 % . x • Gas ha* always qiven th* beat automatic hot water service. Now it also gives the cheapest! The new low rates cut coat* 10 to 30'... Learn more about them by calling or visiting your Gas Co. office. Automatic gas water heaters are low in price, The BEAVERTON REVIEW may be bought on convenient term*. Start enjoying effort» less hot water. Bay an automatic gat water heater now/ Beaverton’s Home Paper P ortland G as a C oke C o m p a n y • /¿¿uiuim ji azszz '//////A , i
