The Beaverton review., May 13, 1938, Image 4

Tlie Beaverton Rev law
FRIDAY, MAY li, 19S*
Mr and Mr
i ROAD RIM, PASSED
vtld Ml» I
lo h t and Kobctt. 'll
I.
I'
Barnes Hpeut Sunday in ! BV HOUSE RECENTLY
Corvallis visiting Harold IVter
Mrs Kuliv .lam i-en spent Sun
son. brother of Mrs Barnes and
tltghway userà of Oregon and
day in Corvallis, a guest of Ktl a student ut O S .C
thè
olher
forty seven
state«
I ward, fur the Mother's Pay fes
» e re g lie li a helplng hand last
Mis
John G
Mohn*(eln en
t ivlties
Frlday
by thè Dulted
S tates
1 term inid the following ladies a
M rs. Marjory
1 «yon who has
luncheon Wednesday,
Mesdames Ib u s e of Itrpraaentatlves as li
'■ecu a guest of Mr and Mrs.
Frank Austin, Striek er, Wooden, pusscd thè now «urt wriitlit Road
Ja y Olbaon for the |>aat month
Keuler and Carl Hansen. The a f­ Itili to continue federai utd for
■ eft for her houli in Moscow. I
hlghwaya d anna l»|o »ud liti).
ternoon was spetti in sow In .
ilahu Saturday
A largo imrt of thè credit for
A nine pound baby girl was III*' success tif ibis uioasure be-
Mr. and Mrs A. K
Wilson
born last Friday to Mr. and Mr.. longs iti Cotigresamun Jam es W.
i nd t'u n is . Mrs
Frieda Hogan
W arren Macinlmee. the daughter \h>tt. flrst d lstriet, Salem , Ore.
and Hetty Hogan were dinner
of
Mr
and Mrs
George A
As a ranking tuembor of thè
guests at the home of Mrs
F
Brow n.
Mrs
Brown and C ar­ Hiwtse ColimiIttee on Roads, Mr.
lavai’ Sunday.
olyn Brown
went to see the Mott played
a leadlng )utrt iu
Beaverton
tit ange will
meet new baby Sunday
thè tnaking of thè present fed ­
l i e r an all day session Saturday.
High
sehool girls t-H club erai road i*olley whlch approxi-
May I t
at 10:30 a m Mother's
will hold au aehievement day n a ie lv doublé« thè amount of
Day rrogrum . There will be an
fonda avallatilo
io thè
Friday (today), May 1:1 at 3 SO federai
j exehungo of plants
p .u i Judging will be done at states under thè old pollry. Ile
Mrs
Frank
Rowe, daughter that
tim e to decide
on the hns flgured prominenti'- In thè
of Mr. and Mrs H R Findley scholarship
for sewing
The -ommlttec hearing« aliteli led to
thè Introducilon of thè new ntea-
returned from Uve hospital this public is invited
sure.
» is k w ith her baby son. Hubert
Durlng thè ilobate In tlte House
Allan twirn April 30
GIRLS ARE TO HOLD on thè rouils leglslntbin. Con-
j Brown’s Hand Lotion. ELECTION MONDAY
gressm an Wtlburn C artw rlght ef
| Oklahoma, rhalrntan of thè llou se
Bit»' bottle 25r and 60<
Commlttee oa Roads. deelared,
Money back if not satis-
*'I watt! to say to thè House
fie.L Beaverton Pharm- Daughters is u> hold elect mu of that there ts not a more ahi«,
o r a more ef-
AJ K p i l i i l
ADI? 'fficsTs Monday evening at the r ■« m ere aotl» e
meeting
in the Masonic hall
feetlve
ntember
of thè Roada
A
l a Fund has
completed Installation of B ethel Guardian
’om m lttee than thè dlsOn
his two bungalows on 1st and Council
and initiation of two member frolli Oregon Mr Mott
Mail .' Sts
lie has leased them candidates will be held
Mrs
Ile hns n genuine Interest In
to Mr. Mitchell of the First S e ­ Annabel le
Aekeraon.
Grand
>ds ami thè rond problema of
curity Bank, and Mr
llick ox
Ge- rdlnn
will be l r< - ut
«eriIona of Ilio country ami
Mrs Frank Entmons accompan­ other "m od officers also
ha* mudo a thnrough atedy of
ied Mrs W. Kngleke to Eugene atte n d .
laws
nini regulat Iona affccllnv*
Mrs
Essex Marsh
was ap
•
the Motht
.»a- fc t.vMie*
l o g l i » 'iva.
roads and traila of
First Metseug.
and were guests of ihe.r sons pointed Grand
tf
Ite Ims hnd a ape
n O rd .r , f
whi are stud^nm
at the .v i­ at the Grand *•-
Ina tieoli lite
Jo b 's D a u g b '.rs.
le ge
Mr
I G C,ib«r >0 wss hnti'f
I for v| -titer's
Day letitm ing to
Bm iiig. O rinoli Mondai
I lo c al
Mrs.
fed lit m eeker (Mildred
M U>rdi
visited relatives and
friends this week front Ooquille.
1
Mr. and M rs. E . M etcalf and
fam il) were guests of Mr. M et­
c a lfs parents in Portland Mon­
day.
fylP P JZ JV IM X f
Doy Gray is on; of
a b u sin gs trip .
town
ou
Mr. and Mrs Kalph Van Kleek
of Portland were Sunday visit­
ors at the
W alter Van Kleek
hom e.
M r.
Fauteck took over the
Coffee t up lasi Friday from Mr.
I)oud.
Mrs. Pauline Bressen of W est
Slope was bitten quite severly
on the leg by a dog last Sat-
unlay.
Miss Jean Bergiu is spending
a week in IXigene visiting with
friends..
M rs. M. t".
M cK ercher and
George were
dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs W alter Van Kleek
Tuesday evening.
Mr
and M rs. I . r . M eirier
spent the weekend visibly, in
Corvallis.
Winnifred Berst was married
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Clem-
to Floyd Kgberg a week ago in
j ent and
small son w ere over-
Pendleton.
! night guests at the A. B. Clera-
M rs. Everett Payton of Glen : ent home Thursday.
t ullen fell and dislocated her
Elizabeth W ester fell front the
right knee last Friday
| rings of the grade school last
M rs. Olmstead and M rs. Rob­ i Saturday and broke the wrist
ert Wood were visitors ai the ¡o f her right arm .
V. A . Wood home Tuesday
Mrs
H. M. Barnes has re-
M rs. t f . A. Cathey of P ort­ ' turned home after two days in
land
spent Mother's Day with the
Good
Sam aritan
hospita.
the B arrett Randall fam ily.
with an ear infection.
Airs. Pat Snyder was operated
on fo r
appendicitis May 9 in
the Good Sam aritan hospital.
Mr and Mrs. John Dobbins
are moving back to their home
‘ Dun Morin” on the B ertha-B ea-
verton highway in Beaverton.
Larry
Downing, the son of
M r.
and M rs.
Paul Downing
has been ill with influenza.
I
| M rs. Henry Nelson was host­
ess to the Tuesday Bridge club
at her home Tuesday Addition­
! al guests were Mesdamea A . A.
Fisher. S tratto n . M etzler ami Ray
Miller
Prize in bridge went to
Mrs M iller.
Se: veii . 1 .. I hai! inali ol l ’ark <
Committee durlng
improve-
mcitts of City Purk, a $15,
eoo W I' A. projact. At pre-
sent chairtn.in of H illsboto
Purk Commisslon.
Served six years as inetuber
of thè Board of director» at
thè
Emanuel
Hnsptth,
tu
P ortland.
Six veiirs »ervlce a» metuher
Com m lttee.
of
Hoy Scout
H ì II s I huo lmv Seouts ot A -
O. L. MOORE
For
State Representative
John L .
Anderson
Republican candidate for the
nomination for County Judge.
(lie loll owing ;
for e l v i r
cation
Get One Permanent At
The Regular Price
$2.50 $3.50 $5 $6 $7.50
Get Another Of Equal
Value For $1.00
BRING A FRIEND
DIVIDE THE COST
Soft Water Shampoo
tor
M U STY
j
Horpnet Im a *
H I ppp With
4 OMMISSIONFK
* Vanfcí'
I «inmereiai Hotel • [ <>nomy With a C onservâti re
..
’
.
Beaverton
Du1 n °ss A dm inistration.”
• »pen Evenings By Appointment I KeRnldieau
May CO, 193 .
H. D. Kerkman
. ght
boto V ty C
on Sanilary
Served
< ow-
" ittcc deriu
construction
f
ouii'all sewer, sanltary se » et,
and disposai p lan i, Costing
it: all abolii J2'»0.of)"
Washington County
P. O, Tigard, Oregon
(Republican)
To Represent The Whoh
County
VOTE
ARCHIE JESSE
KO It
JACOB KEMMER
Republican
for
Candidate
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
I I I I I II M )
E VI KM ESN
I t IlM IM f
III t outily Biislness
Primary Election May 20
Paid Adv.
itepublican Cuudidate
For
County Commissioner
For a budget hnlnneed with the
ability of the taxpayers to pay.
For
tsVonomleMl and fair repre­
sentation of vniuntlon.
Solve t'he problems of our county
In a courteous and businesslike
m an n er.
l or Th, Itesi Interests Of Mash-
Imrton County.
P rim aries, May 2«t
Paid Adv
Modern
^
^
GAS
Ranges
cook better ,
cost less !
• Moduli i u rang«» ara
un>urp«»ird fa r «vary typa
of ru ok iag. T h ay raat laat
to buy . . . and 1 »M 10 tits
h«r«u«e P o r t la n d («» i t
yaur rh o a p o n r a n v a n la n t
cooking tarvira. Ha to o kary-
• i « . ? cc th« gloam ing now
g u unga« and buy now I
BUY A MODERN
GAS RANGE NOW!
Gas cooks foods
faster, better,
cheaper!
You ran get this $ 15.911 >rl
Californio pottery at no
r o ti A«k for ilrlails.
Vote For
NICK SCHMIDT
P R O G R E S S I V E IN I D E A S
CONSERVATIVE IN FINANCES
• Satlain «Ivü libarnos and maintain a government which
la eloon, «impla, efficient. vigorous
• Protaat labor and ir» right« oppose aoarcion and rio-
ltnea.
• Oppott new Wnj burdenaoma tenet. endeevor to equal-
I«« taxation for alamantary schools.
• Praaam BonnarQla po war aa public baoafactioA
• Footer honaat industry and agricultura to atunulata am
ploymant, odoquoto panaton* for daeant bring
!
See Any Dealer or
P ortland G as &
C oke C ompany
t oinp lo Modern Gas Kange Demonstration
May 17, 2:30 n m St Anthony School And.
TKLVRD
Kebublican Candidate
For
County Commissioner
Look At His Record
Taxation
The average tax millage has
been
17 8'1
lower during
his
tenure on the
Cottn'y
Court than the average for
the
preceding period.
He
knows what
It means
to
meet a tax bill and his ef­
forts are always directed to­
ward a reduction of the tax
load on real property.
Roads
The road department of this
county has been modernized
In every
particular during
•the
period
he
has
been
County Commissioner. As a
resu lt road construction and
m aintenance costs have been
greatly
reduced.
In some
departm ents, such as ro'"' ft
production and hauling, the
costa have been cut In half.
He has given us m ore miles
of b etter roads a lower costs
fnstitntfons
The County Home and Hos-
Have
you cheeked you
firs
insurance rocs-titly? Ara you 'u l
ly prolaeled in cuae of (Ire? I
will lie 1 !«a»«xi to give you In-
form ation us lo vost, e tc . V e
have a low m iti for Beuvertoti
and vicinity, I ran put tl policy
In
force Immeditilaly ami yml
:tnve ut lea st sixty day»
to pay the premium
BOY GHVV
W rites ull kinds of Insurance
Beaverton. Oregon
nry ow n business
ixteen yenr».
here for
Delle V iug a business tra in ­
ing a requisite I » o l i r l i your
support
ut prim arles.
May
20. 1938
If nominateti and eleeted lo
file office of Coutil) Judge,
It is my purpos* tu regard
my office as my opportunità
to
extiress m yself In sei -
vice
io society, to maiutaln
Die dignitv and promotion of
Itigli
stanila! ds and oppose
questionatila
pi not Ire»
To
i »torni it a prtvilege to prae-
tiro eeonomy
ani* to serve
b'.vond tilt striet incus lire of
duty or obiigution
Paul Adv« rtisemi ni
,. , . V . , . , . V . V . , . , . % V . V . V / . V A 5 V . , . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V .
For
Republican Nomination
for
County Judge
H. D.
Kerkman
candidate
for the Republican nomina­
tion
for County Judge has
been a resident of W ashing­
ton County' for 20 years anti
a tax raver since 1921
For S years he served as a
road district supervisor.
For the past 7 years he ha-
i»9en County Commissioner
of this County and his rec­
ord
of service is an out­
standing endorsement of his
candidacy for County .Jud-e.
TRY the “II and I"
a iio e
menea.
Spring
$ I
Permanents •
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Thirsty
un ion
t
Operated
Statement By
...
HAIRCUT 85#
(Children lindar I I )
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Cassius Johnson et ux to Ells
worth
Hooker. Wm.
F. Hall
D is' I l I I S KIM
Esther Boren to Max W . II
Burba Part Iait 378 Johnson Est
Add. Heu verton
V ▼V A r / a C H s l M
F v I „ M u Ar'
* r,
Frank Muore, I’roprletor
; W .V 'V . V A V . W A V / . V . 'A W . W . 'A V . X V . V . V A X X W . W
J. W . Hughes
FLORENCE
Real Estate Transfers
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
Ì
voM ix m
M rs. Ronald La Mont and Mrs.
Taylor have returned from Frine-
ville where
they wete vl.-tt.ng
Miss Taylor.
forest highways and reads
Ills
siatn has a vast aieoago of na­
tional forests and other puhl.c
lauds and he has always Insist­
ed that these I m > given fair ami
full co n sid eratio n .”
pi.al
is a model for that
type of institution in this
state. Inm ates and patients
receive excellent care at a
figure
lower than in any
other bounty in the S ta te .
Experience
H. D- Kerkm an’s
years of
experience as County Com­
missioner has given him an
intimate
knowledgs of
all
the derails
of County Gov­
ernment
It has prepared
him
to assume the
duties
and responsibilities of County
Judge with no loss of e f­
ficiency in County affairs,
qualifications
He has the experience. He
is capable. He is Dependable.
Qualifications
He is Dependable.
He is capable.
He has the experience.
Paid
Advertisement
Vole For KERKMAN
Friends and Voters of W ashing­
ton t ounty:
• Ju s t a statem ent in answer to
some of the questions asked nie
frequently . When did you ' ceme
to O regon? Where are your par
ents? I was born and raised in
the State
of Illinois, cam e
to
Oregon in 1912. My mother died
in 1901, my father 1927 in th<
home where they had lived prac­
tically ail their lives.
I married a local girl in 1914
and have two children. I have
farmed
for the last 25 y ears.
In 1929 I pioneered Washington
f ounty for the S la te Farm M u­
tual Automobile Insurance Com­
pany, sold enough insurance in
1931 to get a trip to the con­
vention in 1932.
I have been a taxpayer in this
county since 1914. I have bad
some
experience
in road
and
fill w ork.
I believe
in a Just road con-
struction and maintenance p lat
and a road for those who are
without roads.
raid
Advertisemcm
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i
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j
Q u iverin g nerves ran m ake you old and
h aggard looking, cra n k y and hard to llvn
w ith —emn ke*»p you aw ake nights and rob
you of good health, good tim es and jo b *.
D on ’t let voursi lf “ g o " like th a t. S ta r t
tik in g a good, reiishle tonic— one made esp«-
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than world-fam ous Lydia E . P in k h a m ’s
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L e t th e wholesome herbs and roots of
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For th e past 60 years L ydia FL Pink ham 's
V egetable Com pound bn *. helped grateful
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Per Word
One Cant
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If Paid When Ordered
(Minimum Price for firat
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Ten Ccnta l'o r Male
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wlth
font valve
and hraxs
llned cyllnder
for woKs any
One Cent
depth $5.
3 miles west
on
K XA M PI.E— If a 10-word cla»-
Earmlngton Road
Llvermore
sifled advertisem ent It In « r ed, It
Ave. F . C. Garvln. Beaverton.
would coat 15c far one time, 25c
R t. 1, RX. 498
p -2 !
for two tim es, 35c for three tim es,
etc. If necessary to send out a l’or Haie— Baihy btiKgy. $4.5n In-
qulre at Mtipe's Garage e-24-25
statem ent, an additional charge
i of 10c will be r/mde.
l'o r Hale Two freah «ows.
c.
Topich
IU. I, Bx
B eav er­
WANTED
ton .
p-23
1 Work
Wanted Carpentry 62'^g
For
Haie—
Fresh
cow
D.T.
Chas.
per h«»ur. Cement pouring, SI
B illstin. One mile east «»f Ben
l>. r
hour.
Cabinet,
chimney.
verton on
Canyon rond
Box
* odd Jobs. Arthur A. I^ av lti,
M
W
$
>H
One mile south of Bank. Rt