The Beaverton review., May 21, 1937, Image 4

FRIDAY.
MAY
11,
Th a Beaverton Review
1937
Mr. and .Mr». Tom Miller anil
daughter Jean spool ih* week end
at Tillamook.
Mr. and Mr». Bert
Doughty
visited their Mm ard family at
] Amity Sunday.
M r. and Mrs. U>n B. Kennedy
The Ifazetdale Sunday »C'lool
moved /to Portland the firs* o f vacation Bible sohool will begin
the Week.
Monday May 31.
A lfred Ouerber of Cedar Mill* 1 Mi's. Wes Harry went to Mea­
ls confined to his home with a side Friday
with Mrs. V. M.
heart attack.
SchuSd of Bell Station.
M rs MYytle Livermore of Port­
land was visiting friends 'n Bea­
verton Sunday.
Ki«>d Hoffman Is papering and
painting the interior o f
Mrs
Anna Kemmer's house.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dotuaiines
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carey of
lAm land visited at the T.
'B. of Portland spent the week end
at the Peter Pihiso home.
Denney home Sunday.
Mrs. Alden Barron had a party
Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
S'arrett
who reside on Denney roa*; spent Sunday honoring her daughter
lean A rn’s fourth birthday.
the week-end in Seattle.
Free Film
hour service.
Developing.
24
Browne Pharmacy.
paid Adv.
The Whit ford Women's
club
met at the chib house Wednesday
with M rs. Dsn Poluntbo hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jroiker
spent the week-end at Monmouth
with Mr. iYorker's parents.
Miss Millie Jacobson left last
Friday for California after a two
week's visit with her mother.
C. J. It i el mar. of Grand R -nde
Roy
Fetier and
family left
made a brief visR in Beaverton last week by auto for Cleveland,
last week. He
form erly l!ved Ohio for a visit wlith relativ s.
Hazetdale Happy Hour
i lub
Mr. and M rs. H . H. Oar son met yesterday (Thursday! at the
are being congratulated
n the home of Mrs. Bessie Brtdgmen.
birth o f a son born
Tuesday
Mr urut \|rs. ?
p. s .ie r s o n
May 18.
spent the week-end in P-ir 1 tnd
M rs. John Junor was among
home o f their daughter,
those attending the Oregon State
.\sa Giffith returned last week
Mothers' Tea held in
Portland from San
Francisco wiior,
he
WedneatMy.
lias been
working for
ome
M rs. R. B. Bfrow-n of Ta:den lim e'
Home entertained the X P .U .
Mr. ami Mrs. Ned V ircross ard
at her hom* Tuesday.
Fourteen baby from
Portland sp'ni
the
were present.
week-end
at the
Tom
Miller
R . L. Filley
left
Tue day holue-
evening fa r the east wh /re he
Miss Esther Guerrattz Is work-
has been called by the death ing for Mrs. Ernest U ver-aire
o f his father.
while she is laved up
with a
Dan Shaw to Udand B. Shaw to V. If. Shaw rl ux. not 13 lime lull with .1 f. i mer>' ie-
D m 142, 143. and 152 Be« eiton- Westover IN'est.
•lliesls for
tesltiu it m.iy ho
Ven II. Shaw et al to V rn It. IMissible that an . 1 r essictM ion
Keedxttle
Douglas A.
Grout 01 ux to Diamond et ux. Part Lot 28 1st h. tirgaaiied. J u in . •hriw. n v n
Retubold Krueger et ux, Part Add. Bent Park.
I ¡» e s Idem of the 1 . d fio h p . in
Ernest umnmenting on 1 h * ng s.imetimo
Carrie
Wq'ttelaud to
of Sec. 16 TtS RlW .
A. J. ttertram pf et ux to John Cobb «H al, liOts 1, 2, 3, I. 5. ago remarked. "Bol. »1 gin ?. to 11
D. Hare, 169-23 acres Sec. 30 6 . 7. 8 , T 10 ; i l ; 13; 13; 14; herd Improvement ue»>clKtion is
15; 16; 17; 18; 20; 23 ; We.uview . 1 Just K<od business The tesirr
T1S R3W.
Bertha D D>p«rhat to Vincent 1 '«mes In < nee n ino.n 1 weighi
Mabel Kenyon to Elsie
DM»r
et vir. Part of Anthony W. Hart Green et ux. 3 acres S w 32 TIN Hie
milk, runs the
but.erfut
R3W.
DU" No. 60 T1S R1W.
test, computes the
producll in
E. R. Sheets et ux bo State of
fixHii each ivltiuml tn the herd
Oregon. lx>ts land 2 Blk 4 Hook- LOCAL GIRL TO BE
for the month. mak*x up the
ens 3rd addition, Beaverton.
held hook, feed coals are enter­
GRADUATE NURSE ed.
INiitmJ Slates Na«*l Bk of Port
mid ul the end of the year
to Mary Manning, Lot 8 Blk 3
•be tsokkeeping Job, showing ex
Miss Chalotle Patterson. lUtnrh- aoly where the dairy entri'iirlsc
Multnomah Chib Addition.
Cynthia Good to B. G. B rock- of Mr. and Mrs. J. V . P urer- »tu mis und the relation of each
way Co. Part l o t 4 An d en on* son of Heav • ,on Rm.ie l.wng r>
mem liar o f I ne «.r • I it'.; t »lass eoW' to this business, Is cieiiplotr.
Subdiv.
of
the Goo I SjfU' >sn hw pi- It Is a valuable service,”
J. R. «Tyatt et ux, to fir s t
David Ifugg and Sons had the
Nat'! Bk o f Albany. 2V4 acre« tal Nurses Training class for
high producing row for the year,
which
exercises
wet.»
hold
-il
the
T1S R-W.
a grade Jersey. She
produced
Mildred F. Hastings to Wm. Trinity Episcopal chur n Wednaa-
11,662 pound* o f milk, o n ia ln -
tia.v
evening.
Miss
Pa'trrson
Brady et ux. Part of Sec 13 and
graduated from B e a v o '.'-i high Ing 726 8 ptninds of fut.
14 T1S RIM*.
Members hnving herds
that
Susanna Johnson to F. Scheckle school t-n 1933.
et ux. Part o f Sec 26 T1S RIM.
Katie K Krueger to P a.ific Sum mar' Of
I*ro-
Coast Jt. St. Id . Bk. of Port.
Duition Is Given
Paix o f Sec. 35 T2N R 2 W.
Neal
W.
Bush to
Richard
(Continued from F ix'd Page),
Schoeler, 38.10 acres TIN *t2W. come would place on live market
Charles H.
ThOtutpaou ct ux approx ntui/ely 6|l!0 (»otinds Of
to Madge
Pomei'oy et vir, 7 flit.
Thu*. 18()i! pounds
nu»re
acres Sec 1 and 2 T2S R 2 V>.
fat had to g o , on the
m«rket
laicy B. Hauger et al to A. from the lower pnxktcer*. yet
R.
Keesey. Part Sec 12 T1S the income was no greater.
Rl W.
Herd improvement
work Ir
Rose E. Murray to C. A. B.ock Washing) >n ,xxiunty '.s progres­
et ux., Lo£ 66 Beavei'ton-Reed- sing.
More Interest i*
t>eiug
ville Acreage
displayed and there aio .1 num­
A. S. Pattulh* et ux to M ber of herd > w nc/.! who v ouM
H. Johnson et ux. 10.15
acres like to get their herd.« on test.
Sec 5 T2S R1W.
Fred
Jo*sy who luts been test­
Bernhard Benz et al to J. V ay- ing few a number »* year« re-
land Owen et ux, I<ot S> 3rd marked last week that. “ Getting
Add. Benz Park.
int«' 14 herd in ip r.'.tv o i 1 a •-orl-
J. W. Connell (S h eriff! to C. atlon is generally a profitable
Young. 6.731 acres Sec 14 T2S thing to do.
dairy men
Mr. 1 c
should be testing." Tlic pres­
RIM'.
Arnold W. Schallberger et ux ent association Is fill! at thi*
averitfed over 3mi pion»k. of tat
tier row for the year ore: t . H.
lUtiiifoid, Mrs. Tom
Milliums,
David llagg and Sims, Mr* C.
K. Kobertaun and S n. John Coni
os, Chris Reioltan, C. 11 llacluiii-
wn. Jr.. John W. Malloy, I . It.
Allon, Mike Yunker, Mr* I. Vnn-
derxunden, A. Vaudomanden, J.
II. llu N ch , ltnuctk'ii Acres, Fimt
II. Jossy, Alia»* Watkins, O. T
Murtdiy, Alboil Greener, Jidtas
Chrtstenamn. htr Gove Dairy, A.
W. ikitinell. hklw In llorkha ter,
A. J. Evers, Elmer E. Greuher,
A. P. I rolu lid.
Members who Juul indlvituul
row s producing more tlium 36«
p>iimis at fai for the year and
Hie number o f cows I hey had,
are a* follow s; A. W C on-ell,
17; Mrs. Torn Williams, 17. C,
It.
Huchu-mtn. Jr„ 24; c . ||.
Bumf<nd,9; David
llagg
and
*m s. 47; O. T. Murphy. 4 ; Al-
lH«ri lirecner, 1 ( 1 ; A. P Ireland.
3; Mike Yunker, ||; Andrew ''* u -
derzanden. 7; .Mrs. I. Vamler
runden, 9; J. II
IliiM-h, 2; A.
J. Evers, 11; John W. Mu Hoy,
14; Hiogdcii Acres, 4; Eime.' E.
Qreulier, 5; s. II. Allen. 7, Aarne
Malkins, 6 ; Chris
Reichen, 6 ;
Fir Grove
Dairy,
21;
Edwin
Ihn kliuHer, Di; Fred H. Joesy,
14; John Cordes. 12; Mra. Kob>
ertsivn
and
Son. 13:
Julius
Chrlslensen, 35.
'Day C R A Y
notary
l(<-IIIw and
p u b l ic
Nell* Ileal
l A / U F M '" "
Arr
ir e
W n L ll| , „
Pulste
Thirsty
TRY the “ U and T
Beaverton, Oregon
,n6*s A\
\®asW
ater ,
Heater ♦
4ta«4e M
tfoA«'"
Make your house a HOME with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams of broken arm-
Portland, form er residents o f the
Delbert and Billy
Smith re-
W hitford district visited
vith turned Saturday from a trip to
friends there Sunday.
Baker
Delbert left Sunday to
the
Mrs. C. C. Tripp of Port’and « to work there
came out Monday to look after
Mrs. Paul Leopold attended a
property interests and called on 9ho* er in
Thursday
form er neighbors here.
*>ven fur her daughter
Emma
"who is to be married in June..
M rs. Stanley McColhst >r and
Dav)es. fnrtlpT
M rs. Haddick arrived from An- ar<) nio(her fronl
at.
sley. Nebraska Tuesday to vis- teftded ^
Kraduat!on exercises
it with the Al McCollister family. | aIHj sj,e returned home with them
Mrs. W. J. Scott enterta'ned to spend the week-end
"4 ACES OF COMFORT
Gas gives cheapest and best service!
If you want real com fort— mud uanl it
teoMomitaJiy— use Portland gas for
cooking, water heating, house heating
and refrigeration. Portland gas rates
arc low. And the m ore gat ir r r ifft yrm
«or, the lo u e r the rale you pay. N ow
is the time to buy for your home. Let
us tell you more about gas service.
P o r tla n d G as & C o k e C o m p a n y
the
members of the
Tuesday
j anles Broad is enjoying a vis-
Brid*e Club at her hom<| Tuesday „ from ^
8 hf er> Mrs
vlctor
Mrs. H. R. Nelson won the hon- Guniher and husband who are
o r®-
on vacation from La
Grande,
Miss Clara Thompson who is Washington,
M M Y A W W M V J Y A W .V A m 'A V Y A W J M W .Y A V V W .W W A N V W W A M A W A
For Sale — M’ood 1 6 ’ /«• I ft.
a teacher in the Garden Home
Th<> Car, Myers have
moved
Classified Advertising Rates
and Seasoned pole wood. F.
One Cent
•diool was honored with a kit-
Hillsboro »nd a Japanese (am- I Per Word
H M ilson and sou*. Phone oT-
chen shower at her school last ¡iy have moved into the Huber J
If Paid When Ordered
dars to 9415 Beaverton
adv.
week.
place and are putting it
Into
(Minimum Price for first
B om to Mr. and Mrs p . I*, strawberries.
insertion, 15 cents)
Ten C en ts1
Polsky May 9, a *>'■. Anlhonv. | Mrs. Helen Becker's
sewing Billing Charge
WANTED
B om to Mr. and M r-. J. E. class which meets in the school Subsequent Insertions, per word.
One Cent Men «a n te d for Raleigh R-utes
McMahan o f Aloha May 5, a son. basement each Wednesday after-
o f 800 families. Reliable nus-
EXAMPLE— If a 10-wcrd clas­
James D.
noon has begun work on making
tler should start earning $25
sified advertisement la Inser'.ed, It
E. E. Hanyen and
dsognter «ire** forms.
weekly W.d increase
vapidly.
would
cost
15c
for
one
time,
16c
Mary Jeanne, both of P>rtl*nd
J. Crawford Porter’s father and
M’ rfte today. Rawleigh’s 1‘ept
were dinner guests at the h; me mother Mr. and Mrs. John Por- for two times, 35c for three times,
ORE-17-8, Oakland. California.
of Mrs. M. C. M cKercher Mon- ter o f Woodburn attended the otc. If necessary to send oat a
_________
r ____________P-25
statement,
an
additional
charge
day evening.
graduation exerises at Hizeiuale
of 10c will be made.
«a n te d —$2000 five years at 6%.
M£. and Mrs. R. B. Denney Sal'urday n4**lt'
and Ig>rraine attended the Camp
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W e-ver
on g o'll, improved real estate.
FOR SALE
Fire Girl’s council fire mee.ing and daughter Patsy left Monday
Call 9415. Beaverton, or write
at Shute Park at Hillsboro Sat- for a motor trip to Pittsburgh, For Sale— Eight-weeks old R.I.
Box 208.
nrday evening.
. to visit Mr. Weaver's
roo.her
pullets and
cockerals. B.ood
tested. Reammable
pricy. 3rd
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Alien of who *■ quit® ilL
house west side of Ced r St.
Carlton, Oregon visited at the
Cooper Mountain ladies
rhtb
Miscellaneous
Phone 8403.
e-25
V. A. Wood home Sunday evenmg. will give a miscellaneous s.iow-
While Supply Lasts
Monoy to loan — 5 % % money
Mr. Allen was
form erly S.P. er Nfay 27 at the home of Mrs.
Fur Sale— One 42 inch upright
to lo in on good
improve J
Station agent here.
Paul Leopold for her daughter
steam boiler
90-lb.
test.
farms. Also have 8% n oney
Mrs Andrew Eggiman of Cedar Emm» who will be married on
Big Assortment New ••at
on goed dairy
herds. E. A.
Richey Hdw. and Furn. Co.
Spring Patterns In Light
Griffith
Hillsboro. Ore.
ctf.
Mill« who ha« been ill m the J,rne
td v .
Men’s and Boys’
And Dark Patlerns.N'vi-wili
hospital with
pneumonia is so
A proRram with slides v il. be
TENNIS SHOES
SANITARY NAPK.NS
< • liars.
( HOD ■
far recovered that she s able e j v e n at the school Friday night
Our
Regular
S9<
>
Shoe*
to be ahoot
again at her home.
wiUj a
8 mai, adm k , k n being
Fur Friday Only
Mrs
R D. Benham.
widow charged to raise fund* 'o
send
of the
late Rev. Benham
is via- two 4-H girls
to Oorvallij f«.r a
12 T o Package
iting at the H arry
Alexander week in June,
per Pair
Limit 2 Packages
home.
She has been ill
at the 3 ------------------------------------------------- ¡3
Friday & Saturday
May 21-22, Last 2 days and last call for
These and many Other stirring values to unload!
This is THE SALE of THE MOMENT!
It will be some time before we can stage an event of such magnitude again.
Final Windup Sale
Men’s Shirts
FRIDAY
SPECIAL
Portland samitorium sine? De-
Worthwhile Savings
In Building Materials
Real Estate Transfers ’
eetnber.
qp_____ ___________________________ «
Have you brought your rakes,
hoes, garden plows, snaths and
shovels, for your spring .¡at den
cleaning? We also have mops,
polish, calcimine pamt anil paint
brushes for your house cleaning.
See our compl*(te line
Rl hey
Hdw. and Pum . Co.
paid <»*v.
M ary R. Sheas ley to John M.
Rss et ux. Lot 3 Blk 11 Metzger
Acre Tracts.
Emma Benz to Agnes M. Stahl
lA)l lg 2nd Add t<> j ^ nz Park
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Shakes,
ix»rr wottnv;
W-«WR
By Mrs. J. Imlah
|
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Joe Kemner returned last v eek
to his work near Timber.
Glass Cloth,
June Rohrbark came home Sat.
urday from Portland to stay.
Calsomine,
Mrs. U Greenfield is quite ill
at her home on M?heeler Ave lue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rany of
Seaside visited M'es Barry ninv
day.
Hazel/iale school »rill close Fri­
day with a
picnic near
the
school.
d ia r ie s Kalonr has puren. sed
a piece o f property on Co/per
Mountain.
Mrs.
H. Chapman
visited
her
mother, Ida V. Jack#m st B»nks
on Suodhy
B ert Doughty went to Port-
lattd to serra on the
Ffcdr>ral
Grand
Jury-
COLDS, A d d Indigestion, Head­
ache, Nearalgla. Muscular, Rheu­
matic, Sciatic Pains sad other
disorders due to an over-acid con­
dition at the body. The analgesic.
lb.
30c
7c
See Us For Sand, Gravel, Cement, Bolts and
Poultry Mettinq
(aeetri-aallcTiat«) rwllevra pain. The
alksilsws h«Jp to oocr«ot Ui« causo
of thoM twins 4 m to hrparaciditr of
F. D. Peck, Mgr., P h o n e 12505
«ko (tomoich.
McCready Lumber Co.
Cot A&o-Softaer al ymme drag
d oes la SOe sad 60 e
ho » « sao, or ask fo r a
f
yd.
Remember The
Junior Flower Festival, June 19
ALKA-SELTZER for
Bf Wis? - ALKALI/! '
55c
Shingles, per bdl., 55c
m*a voun
HAZELDALE NEWS !
30-inch, Cedar
Per Bundle
I
Phone 4603
B e a v e rto n
SANTO and
ISAN-NAP-PAK
88c
56c
The Famous
DuBarry Prints
Are Offered You
This Sale At Per
In
Y ad
18c
There Are 8« Square Prints
Guaranteed Fast Colora
W OM EN’S
SILK HOSE
4 Strand CMH n We ght|
REALLY
A SENSATIONAL VAIAJKI
sllgh jly Imperfects
Of $1.39 H ohc
Wash Cloths WOMEN’S
and
Dish Clhths
Both A re la r g e Sizes
ch oice M'bile The Supply la*'.»
3c
For Women Bines. Br -wn.-
And Color»— All New Ttitr
Season— Values To $1.1!»
Choice
Shoes & Oxfords
BROKEN
MIZES
88c »"<* $1.66
From
Each
SLACKS &
CULOTTES
59c
Um it 2 Pairs
8c
88c
Our Regular Slock
And Include* Values I'p
To $2.98
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Pacific Mills Krinkle I repe
30 in>bes
W rit A lici:-
ular 25g Value
Saturday only
Per yard
Colors
White
16c
and
Pink
MARTIN’S DRY GOODS
BEAVERTON
%
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