FRIDAY, JI X Y
1«. 1937
Th« Beaverton Review
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this last week-end.
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Mrs. E. H Stipe waa a lunch
, ei n guest at the summer home
of Mrs. .lames R. Bain of Port­
land at 7 .ig Zau. Monday.
N o w T r e a t m e n t B r ig h t e n * L i v i n g B o o m , A d d » C o m fo r t
The ninth umiliai County School
Su per Intendenta’
Conference
ia
uelieduled to meet In Salem on
July lit and 20 In dlai-uan prob­
lems
pertinent tu
educai louai
progress in Oregon. The co Ilf tir­
elle» for this yeur Is devoted
largely lo
reports of
special
study eoiumltlees on problems iu
county supervlaiott anti minutila
I tration of schools.
Seven Kebekuhs from Beaver­
ton visited Tualatin lodge this
Reports are tk u Walter Van
lvleek will soon be abl • to r - week Mrs May Jonas made her
official visit at that lodge.
turn tiouie.
Mrs. Carrie Leonard of Seattle
Mr». R, J.
Wash,
is staving with her fn
a daughtci
ther II O. Sti|»e while Mrs. Stipe
I is recuperating in the hospital..
Mr. and Mr». A. M Jannseu
Mrs. Arnold Yowell. Ri. 1 who
spent several days last week in
j has been ill for some tune was
Lantern Oregon.
taken to the Go si
Samaritan
Guy Carr and l>r. J. R. Tal­ hospital July 12 for ohsorva-
bert spent the week-end fishing ! lion.
near the coast.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Dawes
S. A. Thedoy of Portland was ami
family
moved
into
the
a week-end guest at the M. C. Congregational parsonage on 5th
McKereher home.
and Main streets, the last o f the
Tom Graf. Herbert Mason and week.
Horn to Mr. and
Green o f Route i
on July 7.
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Ray l»avis spent several days ut
Taft last week.
Miss Mary Jane Spurlin.daugh­
ter of IMin Spurlin of Whitford.
Mrs. t'ssius Johnson o f Can­ who is touring the Orient writes
yon road is in the hospital ill that she is in Tokio. Japan in
j the war gone.
with pneumonia.
D. A. Spurlin o f Whitford re­
Mrs. U. A. Cathey, Miss Evelyn
turned the last of the
week Cathey and G. E. McConnell all
from Nelseott.
! of Portland
visited over
the
Mr. and Mrs. L. R Richey left weekend at the home of Mrs.
Barrett Randall
Sunday for a ten-day vacation
Work is progressing rapid! >
trip to San Francisco
on the City Hall. Recorder W il­
Mrs. Homer Wilson is visiting
son reports a third of the ce­
her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Hoch-
ment poured and a fourth of the
sehied at Manhattan Beacn.
appropriation expended.
M iss Barbara Cady is visiting
George Carlson of Webster. S.
at the home o f her sister Mrs.
I>ak. visited at the R. B. Den­
John Bankus in Portland.
ney h me Monday evening. He
Miss Elizabeth Kt g 'r is con and Bob Denney were classmates
fined to her bed. She is being at Wheaton college.
cared for by Mrs. Walters.
U p. Adams is seriously ill
The .Misses Dorothy and Jean at his home on the Bertha-Bea
lyowis and Betty Buchanan spent verton highway. Pneumonia has
the week-end at rhe beach.
set in and Dr. Welsh has ord­
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Thomp­ ered an oxygen tent.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pegg were
son and son of Portland visited
at the Guy Carr home Sunday.
hosts at a family dinner party
Films developed free and prints at their home Monday evening
any size, only +e each at Brown's ,:i b nor of the birthday anni-
Beaverton Pharmacy.
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Mrs. Ted Schulraerich of Port­
land. who is employed al Eman­
uel hospital, with her mother,
Mrs. Carrie Hanson is spending
Mrs. Knapp of
Seattle visited this week at the beaches.
tu the McKloskey home Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Mis. Roduey
She is a sister of Mrs. McKlos­
McLean of Ab-ha on July 7 a
key.
son. Donald McGregor ilc lA iu .
Theodore Hetu is visiting his The litle
fellow is all set ;o
home here during his sojourn in blow a bag pipe any time • Ho-*'
Portland with the U. S. Navy- Mon."
fleet week.
Miss Aletha Hulelle and Miss
The former Mrs. Harry Logan Ruby Zajtrow, former resident o.'
of San Jose. Cal. is visiting with Beaverton attended the opening
her sister Mrs. Otto Erickson concert of the Portland Summer
in Portland.
Symphony conerts last Monday,
Mrs. H. 0. Stipe is in the E- i evening.
monuel hospital with a broken 1 Mrs. Oscar Effenberger. sons
she fell in her home last Thurs­ l^w is and James of Tillamook
are visiting at the L. D. Shell-
day evening.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawr­ enberger home while Mr. E f­
ence Glaski on July 7. a son fenberger is in Denver Colo, on
Mrs. Glaski was Clara Trachsel busines..
Mr. and Mrs. Wise of
West
Hills have moved into the Stitt
house on 2nd and Angel streets.
of
Beaverton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gray and
little daughter Joeine of Eugene-
visited with the Doy Grays Sun-
day and Monday.
Lieutenant Michael Hugh Welsh
was the guest of Miss Olive Tol-
lefson at the
Tollefson home
Miss Lillian Evans returned to
lotke Lytle Sunday after a two
weeks stay at her home here.
She
was
accompanied by
her
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nieces the Misses Eva and Elsie
Whitworth.
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Miss lone Widing of ILCei-h
j has been confined to her homo
O ld Oregon Trail Pagaent Scheduled
A few simple changes in the lighting transformed this living room from a dingy cubhy-hole to the cheerful
effect you see he**
By Jean Prentice
T M iE problem of making a small
* living room more roomy and
livable has perplexed many a home­
maker, particularly those just en­
tering the business of housekeeping
on a limited budget.
Yet it can easity be done, and I'm
glad to tell you about one case that
recently came to my attention. The
room was a veritable cubby-hole at
the outset, but a change of lighting
fixtures and re-arrangement of furni­
ture transformed its entire appear­
ance.
It was obvious at the outset that
the lighting then being used just
wasn't enough to reveal the room’s
interest or to make it livable at
night. The selection of the lamps
shown in the picture was dictated
by the need for light both at the
for the joist two weeks sutur­
ing from injuries to her back
which she received in un acci­
dent some time ngn
Mrs. Mike Pienovi was operated
on last Friday to
remove a
growth from her nasal jiassage.
Several pieces of bone were rc-
foved. She was at St. Vincent's
hospital but has returned home.
desk and davenport and the general
space limitations involved. There
seemed no other gi»od solution for
the desk, decoratively, than the in­
conspicuous small shelf w ith a lumi-
line bracket attached underneath
One more wall lamp would have
been too manyt
Due to an 11-foot ceiling, fairly
dark-toned tan paper, and a decora­
tive restriction to small lamps, this
rivoin required additional room light­
ing. This was obtained simply by re­
moving the amber, llaine-sliaped
bulbs from the old three-socket
cluster ceiling fixture, and replacing
them with the new (>0-watt silvered-
bowl variety. The fixture was further
modernized by attaching 7-inch in­
verted cones to the new bulbs. (N ot
shown in illustration.) A real im­
provement resulted.
The lighting units at either end
of the divan use 100-watt bulbs, and
are of the pin-it-up type that simply
hooks onto a push-pin inserted in
the wall Under the shade is a tra-ts-
lucent plastic bowl which provides
light in both upward and downward
directions. These take up no H.mr
space, and do an efficient lighting
job. A bookcase, with a small radio
and potted plants atop it, occupies
the space at the left of the divan that
a tloor lamp would ordinarily fill.
The bridge lamp behind the easv
chair at right has a brown 12-inch
white-lined -hade equipped with a
100-watt bulb.
The transformation involved no
lighting or decoration compromises,
and was made at negligible cost.
And the eyes that live here have a
constant treat in the generous and
soft lighting they have to see by, as
well as in the highlighted empha-is
on color and dccorauxa detail they,
have to \k »*•
Commina» reports lo li» pre­
sented at the
conference this
year are ones on Trnnapurulioti
Problems. Records for the County
Super I nt edciii *a Office.
Instruc­
tion for the lluiiilicuppcd. County
Diagnostic Tests ami Keiuetlial
Outcome«, inni
Scindimi
und
Placement of Teachers. Kus h coin7
i Ilice presents Its
recommit! * -
lions at the conference for dla-
rusalon and filial adoption
Tht> conference la held under
the joldl auspices of Dr. C. A.
Howard. Suiierlntendent of Pub- <
Ile
Instruction, and tiie t o ild y
Ex-Governor Julius L. Meier,
mein lier of one of
Portluiri « Sul erlntcndeiita' Association. The
me re hiini ramilles, died In Port­ association officers this y« ur a n :
President.
Mrs.
Beatrice W il­
land Wednesday.
liams of
Curry County;
Vice-
President. E. A. Suyre oi I'hlon
County;
Secretary Treuau.er, I*
interior.
Al| states except lowa, Mary- il Condii of Columbia fou nt».
litui!.
Massachusetts,
Missouri,
Nebraska, North Dakota. South
IMk<>tu, Ululi. Virginia. Vermont,
G R A Y
utid Washington uml tli*- Dlstrict
of Columbia, bave recelved lesa
N O T A R Y P U B L IC •
Gian thelr quota of ii|ipo!ntmenta
In thè apportloncd departmentat
servire at Washington. D. C
Krill« and Hell« Ileal P«tste
i Full Inforiiiatlon mnv Ite oh-
I tatned freni lite
Secretar) of
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thè Unitisi States Clvll Service W I - I P N 1"“ lrr
T V I 1 L . I * y „ n \rt, T hirsty
linoni of Exumtners at thè post
office or
rustomliouse In
any
TRY the “U and I*
city whlch bus a posi office of
rhe flrst or aeeond rlaaa, or froni
Ilea «ertön, Oregon
thè United S tai«» Clvll Service
Commission, Washington. D. C.
Mrs. Samuel B. lot a.
of
Raleigh will be hostess at her
The United States « .vii Ser­
home on Scholls Ferry road i a
July 30th for the Pasi Matron's vire Commission has announced
competitive
examine tions
club of Beaver chapter No. 198 open
Pot luck luncheon will be served for the folloiwng positions:
Senior motion picture director.
in the gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar t'heek and
family of Calgary. Canada vis­
ited in
Portland and Whitford
last week. Mr. Cheek, who is
a nephew of Mrs. H. F. Eltan-
der of Progress, lived in that
neighborhood several years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Rickey of Okla-
io:i»a City'. Oklahoma are visit­
ing at the home of Mrs. Rose
Jordan on Denney road.
Mrs.
Richey is a sister o f Mrs. Jor­
dan. Mr. Rickey is the chief of
the Forestry servee in Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott and
daughters .Margaret and Marjorie
left Sunday morning by auto for
a several weeks trip Mr. Scott
going as far as Caldwell, fdaho
and Mrs. Scott and the girls to I
Evanston. Wyoming to visit rel­
atives.
Beaverton 1HI.V»
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Physician
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Surgeon
Office Hours |*:U» *.-2:00 P .* .
Monday, Tuos., Thursday, Sat.
Read the Advertisements.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER B I L E -
THE
SH O W
OF THE
YEAR
O R E G O N T R A IL
PAGEANT
Wittait Calomel And You fl Jump Out t f Bed it
the Mormni Kant’ lo Co
Tha liver ahould pour out two pound «»f
liquid bile into your bowrla daily. I f thm t il«
ia not flowing fr**ely. your f<**d doean’ t »lur»**t.
It juat decay* in the bowel* Gftfl l>
your stomach. You act constipated Your
whole system ia poiaoned and you fee 1 Bour,
aunk and the world looks punk
laaxativee are only makeshifts. A mere
bowel movement doesn't ir«*t at the ratine It
take« those (food, old ('a rte r’a L ittle Liver
Pilla to grt the*« two pounds o f bile Mowing
freely and make you fe e l“ upand up llarm-
* « ; . vet amazing in making bile Mow
freely. Aak fo r* a n r * Little Liver Dill* by
name Stubbornly refute anythin « else. 26c.
in S T A L L E D
noujf
no
/nsmupT/on
CHÑfiüE
U JesT C o
fìny telephone employe* u tibe
qUd to tik e your order
T e ie P H o n e C o.
ast
"^he 'j'riendhj Company*
'A V /.. m p w m n
Worthwhile Savings
In Building Materials
B a r n S ash
75c
S cre e n D o o rs
Funeral services of the late
Classified Advertising Rates
move, lots of pipe One break­
James C. Tobin, 70, who died Per Word
One Cent
fast table. Inquire Jo.i i Kirby.
at Hazeldale
Wednesday
will
If Paid When Ordered
Cedar Street.
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he held at St. Cecilia Church ab
f Minimum Price for first
Psr Rent -G«‘od c lover nnd grass
0:30 a.m. Friday with Int. rment
insertion, 15 cents)
;.aat ure. Ten head, ^tunning
in Mt ' alvary. Mr. Tobin was Billing Charge
Ten Cents
water. Half mile sototh Cedar
born in Kilkearney, Ireland and •Subsequent Insertions, per word,
Mills by celery field. Ray Can
came to this country 45 years
One Cent
rail
p IS
ago.
E X A M P IX — If a 10-w«.rJ clas­
sified
advertisement
Is
Inserted,
It
Advancing prires has made us
WANTED
heat conscious.
Buy your Re­ would cost 15c for one time, |Go
state Oil Heatrola now before the for two times, 35c for three tltoes, * K > n i m : i l
for
fU w le itfi,
fall adanvees.
The new double etc. If necessary to send out a
Routes of Hun families. Deli
chamlwr bowl
burner.
Insures statement, an additional charge
able hustler should start earn
cleanliness, flexibility,
economy of 10c will be made.
ing 325 weekly and increase
and noiseless operation. Get the
rapidly. Write today. Rawleigh’i.
facts at once. Richey Hdw. and
I»ept. ORO-I7-S. Oakland, Cal.
FOR SALE
Furn. Co.
paid adv.
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The Beaverton
firemen and
their wives honored Mr. and Mrs.
, Bud Miller with a farewell party
at tbclr home Monday evening
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V O U F\
VM VMV. : : :
We are offering as this week s
special a complete set, .18 pieces,
porcelain, glass dinnerware for
only J2.10. Also sells in broken
lots at 10* per piece. The latest
thing in dishes. ‘‘The Friendly
Store." Richey Hdw. and Furn.
Co.
paid adv.
MILLERS GIVEN
FAREWELL PARTY
Q oy
and presented them with a g»»t. $3,800 a year; motion
picturs
The Milters left Tuesday with Mr. specialist, $3.200 u >cnr;
una
and Mrs. Jackson of Nyssa, Ore. 1 iunior motion picture specialist,
for Boise. Idaho, where Mr. M il­ ¡ i2,t>oii u year;
Forest Service,
ler will be in charge of u lum­ j Department of Agriculture, and
I ber yard. The Ja.-ty.ons, fo r­ I Social Security Board.
| mer residents of Beaverton have
Assistant clerk - stenograph« t .
licen visiting in Portlund.
11.820 a vear tfor the blind, ex-
l>erlenced in the use of Brullle
CIVIL SERVICE EX­
and Braille machines). Office of
Education.
Department of the
AMS ANNOUNCED
Mrs. M. C. McKereher prepared
a surprise birthday dinner for
Mrs. J. W. H us ' ti at the lluson
home Monday evening.
Guests
were M. A. Teeling of Portland,
George McKereher. Shirley Carr.
Mrs. Huson and family a rt Mi.1
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McKereher.
Six attrac tiv e Eugene girls, dressed In ths p I e n e s r styles of
fro n tie r days, are shown here with an old-fsshionsd covered
wagon, one of the many hundreds of authentic relics which will
ba publicly displayed during the Oregon T ra il Pageant celebration
In Eugene, July 22, 23, and 24. The quaint costumes worn by the
maids are the vogue In Lane county as the entire citizenry makes
ready fo r the fourth celebration In honor of our Western fore­
fathers who settled in the Oregon country. The pageant le held
ia Eugene every three years and le In U rn etlo n flly famoue.
CONFERENCE TO BE
HELD AT SALEM
E x- Cover nor Dies
f or Male — Wood 18" <«r 4 ft.
and Seasoned pole wood
F.
H Wilson and sons. Phone or-
¿ í t » to ÎJ415 Beaverton
adv.
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Miscellaneous
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Money to loan — 5V4% money
to lot n on good
imp-ovei j
farms. Also have. 8% n oney |
For N»le One JJburner P erfet-
Hon Oil stove with demount- 1 on goc d dairy
herds. R. A.
| able oven. On« g«ou healing, Griffith
Hillsboro, Ore.
ctf, ^
Sh in gles,
$ 1 .9 0
p e r bdl.,
55c
G la ss C loth,
yd-
30c
R o o f P ain t
cS.
44c
•See Us l o r S and, G ra v e l, C em ent, B o lts and
P o u ltry S e ttin g
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F. D. Peck, M g r., P hone 12505
McCready Lumber Co.
Phone 4 6 0 3
B e a v e rto n
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