THU RSDA Y. MAY
19.
T he B eav er toil R «tv lew
1938
| CCC c a m p S u n d ay a fte r a week s
\u . j |
w ith bis p a re n ts in Pea
v e rt o n .
M rs Jo h n s to n a n d som e frie n d s
visited M rs. L ew is, w ho is in
he E m a n u e l
h o sp ita l T u e sd a y
a fte rn o o n ,
M rs. F .
im p ro v in g .
Sc hoc no is
steadily-
l>oy G ray re tu rn e d fdom
ifo rn ia S u n d a y .
C al­
I.iltle D orene K nett h a s a ra s e
of s c a r le t fe v e r.
ill
W
H ard m a n h a s
w ith in flu e n z a .
lieen
q u ite
W aldo FTint is re c o v e rin g from
a sev ere c a se of m u m p s .
M rs. K lm er P e rk in s is re p o rte d
ill a t h e r h om e on I.a k e ro a d .
E velyn D ean and M elba H a n ­
sen visited M rs. D ean T u e sd a y
a fte rn o o n .
D r.
H e tu ’s
spent a day at
la st w eek.
dau g h ter-in -law -
th e H e tu hom o
F lo ren o e a n d L ouise H u g h e u
s p e n t th e w eek-end v is itin g a t
O ak G ro v e .
D r.
W elsh
h as
D ossier house on
B eav erto n h ig h w ay
bought
th e
th e B ert.:« -
M rs. D au p illa of R t.
v erto n . h as been q u ite
is confined to h e r bed
1, B e a ­
ill a n d
M r. and M rs. J o h n G ray w ere
in B eaverto n S u n d ay , g u e sts of
M r. and M rs. Do.v G ra y .
M arylee M adden fell a n d broke
h er rig h t
a rm ju s t below th e
sh o u ld e r, W ednesday, M ay 11.
R onald W ebb h a s a c c e p te d an
ap p o in tm en t
a t th e sch o o l
in
M ilw aukie fo r th e th ird y e a r.
M r. an d M rs. R ev ard R hodes
w ere S u n d ay d in n e r g u e sts of
M rs. P e a rl J o h n s o n in P o rtla n d .
M r. a n d M rs. Jo h n D obbins
hav e m oved b ack to th e ir hom e
on th e B e rth a -B e a v e rto n hign-
way
M rs.
M. C. M cK e rc h e r w as
an o v er n ig h t g u e st M onday a t
th e hom e of Mrs la 'r r a in e K n ig h t
in P o rtla n d
M r. a n d M rs. O lnto h a v e a r ­
rive«!
from C a lifo rn ia a n d a re
liv in g
in
th e I J e r m a n
place
w est of to w n .
Mrs
C ecil M a rtjn
re tu rn e d
from a
w eek’s v is it w ith h e r
d a u g h te r. M rs
W ise c a rv e r a f
M cM innville
M ichael
W ood, g ra n d so n
of
Mr an d M rs V
V W ood’ h. i
his to n s ils ren to v i'd in a P o r t­
land h o sp ita l S a tu rd a y .
Mr
an d M rs. G uy A lex an d er
sp e n t S u n d ay in P o rtla n d v is it­
ing a t th e hom e of M r
a id
M rs. G lenn A lex an d er.
M olly B ergin w on th e sc h o la r
sh ip given by th e K iw unis ctn b
fo r se w in g and w ill a tte n d th e
su m m e r school in C o rv a llis .
B e a te r Social c lu b w ill m eet
F rid ay . May 27. M asonic h all
at 1 p m
D e sse rt Ju u c h e o u
follow ed by b u sin e ss m e e tin g .
T h e M an tle clu b d tu n e r Mo •-
day even in g in th e G ra n g e h ill
w as a very e n jo y a b le a f f a iq .
T he d in n e r w as p u t on by th e
g ran g e lad ie s.
Mr.
an«l M rs. O lm ste a d
of
P o rtla n d an d M rs. R obert M ood
an d
M ichael
of K inzuu
w ere
g u e sts of M r. a n d M rs. V A.
Mood T u e sd a y .
M rs
l>ean an d 1-a M erne a t ­
tended a b irth d a y d in n e r S u n ­
day at th e hom e of F ra n k S ch u l-
tn ic h .
T h e re w e re
a b o u t 20
¿ r e s ts p r e s e n t.
G eo rg e B row n to o k a tr ip to
T illam o o k T h u rsd a y a n d F rid a y
v isitin g his d a u g h te r a n d g ra n d ­
M rs. R osa H u m b e rg a n d M rs. | d a u g h te r. Jo e D ag in ias ra n th e
G uy C a rr a r e on th e ju ry try in g d ru g s to re w hile M r. B row n wa.-
th e goon la b o r c a se in H ills­
gone.
b o ro .
J im D avis w ho h a s be n in
th e h o sp ital a t T h e D alles is at
tb e hom e of M r. a n d M rs. P.
D avis.
T h e c a m p fire
hom e of M arily n
th is w eek fo r
ro a s t.
C a rl IJ e rm a n
g irls m et a t t v*e
W a lk e r one day
a m a rsh m a llo w
re tu rn e d
to th e
Brown’s Hand Lotion
Big bottle 25c and 60c.
Money back if not satis­
fied . Beaverton Pharm­
acy
paid adv
M rs
R ose G uba ot H u b e r on
M 'ednesday
of la s t week
re ­
ceived se v e re b u rn s on h e r feet
r RIGHT
,
OUT OF THE AIR!
------ ------------- ------------By R. F. S E R V I C E ------------------------------------- :•
A lthough Eric S a g c iq u ^ t th ? m u­
sical directo r h as played for O ie 1
M arie of R oum ania Mach' ::e E rne­
stine S c h u m a n u -H iin k a i. t C h a ri’x
A. L indbergh, he suffers s’, ge in g o t
w hen w ell-know n ra io sta rs drop
.n to w o tjh hie b rc a t.:a s.s.
*
Orzie Nelson ar.d H arriet Hilliard
> nave a rule for h appy hom e liie
They reh earse for th e Sunday mg-tt
si.o-.v W:.h Fcg M urray in a r. :o
r ’.udio. n
by tire fam ily fire: a
Mue.e a t th e N e l- n h r :-r tn 7": ; -
« ood comes from a r?d:o. bin not
from th e 1.-darns
•Cate Sm ith, above, who is heard on
CBS on Thursdays, is celebrating
aer eighth anniversary on the air.
• • *
Lum and Abner now m ake two ex tra
topies of th e ir scripts. T hey are
riven to th e ir announcer and o rg a n ­
ist to.be read before broadcast tim e,
th e step was taken because Lou
Crosby, th e announcer, an d Sybil
{ihism, the organist, have had a h ard
time stifling laughs a t an unusually
funny line by the hom espun comics.
and l* t s in s tte q tp tln g *°
a t*an <*f b o ilin g w ater from
s to v e .
lift
the
STAGE HEARING IS
< TO HE IIKLI) SOON
I On Oregon Farms
n -------------------------
Red C reep in g F escu e P lan letl
K a th ry n Van M e e k on
D o ro th y a n d
lH>ru>
ORHtXkN CITY Red creeplU
und M arl.:.i K anduli a t
for seed Is being
la te r flu- g irls helped fescu e g ra s s
th is
year
by
thr«>>
th e high sch o o l gym p lan ted
C lack am as
c o u n ty fa rm e rs , r e ­
B iie e a la u re a le service«
po rt« C ounty A gent J
J . Ins
Mrs
M
C. M cK ercher will keep. wh«> b eliev es th e s e a re
texiew
th e book
" N o rth w est th e firs t co m m e rc ia l p la n tin g s of
P n ss a g e " at th e n ex t m e etin g th is
g ra s s In th e co u n ty .
T he
of th e L ib ra ry clu b , T h u rsd a . , seed cam e
from n p la n tin g on
b rin g y o u r sandw ic h e s. C offee and th e farm <»f H enry S«’hmUlt of
May 26 a t 10:30 a . m .
P onte, G arfield
P a rtn e r* p lan tin g the
te a w ill he se rv e d .
seed th ta y e a r a r e V. C. D opp-
L ib e ra l;
C h a rle s
G erb er,
M rs. W a lte r Van Kl«>ek w as lob.
h o ste ss at lu n c h e o n S a tu r d a y ,' C la rk e s, an d R ay R eitstu a. B or­
V ernon H e p le r
o f C anhy
h a v in g a s h e r g u e sts M r». F. ing
sm a ll lot of s««e«t
H t.d z ia l a n d d a u g h te r. F ra n c is . a lso ha* a
M rs
G lad y s W ills an d d a u g h le i grow n on th e n u rs e ry e sta b lish e d
P a tsy a ll of P o rtla n d an d Mar on h is farm in 1936 from seed
fu rn ish e d
hy
th e
e x p e rim e n t
th s R a n d a ll of B e a v e rto n .
M rs
K lm er B enson had
a sta tio n C reep in g fescu e seed ha.«
b r a n o b ta in a b le only
b irth d a y p a rty for W an d a th e fo rm e rly
n in th of M ay.
T h e ta b le w as in sm all lo ts from K n g lan d . It
d e c o ra te d
w ith
b a llo o n s anil a li v'-ii.sldt red a n ex cellen t pa-«-
b irth d a y c a k e in th e m iddle w ith tu r e g ra ta , a n d believed to hav e
fo u r c a n d le s . T h e re w e re ten g re a t p ro m ise a s a law n g ra ta .
S u n d ay
te n a n te d
Mr B reen
d in n e r,
d iv o r a te
fo r th e
c h ild re n
p re s e n t
(o v e r
BEAVERS W1NNEK8
IN DISTRICT MEET
C rop
S a te *
O rch ard
» ill
F lo o d -Irrig a te
M c M i n n v i l l e w ith ih«* hope
of In c re a sin g v e g e ta tiv e g ro w th
and
th u s m ak in g h a rd ie r
hud
fo rm a tio n s fo r next « e a r's c ro p .
W ard M en d en h all of W illam in a
p la n s to flood Irrig a te his five-
a e ro field of R ed Hi a r t s t r a w -
b irrirs
im m ed iately
a fte r
th*
firs t i-c k in g , a c c o rd in g , to Co
A gent Rex W 'nrren
On M onday, Mu> 23. p ii» , be-
gin n in g a t 10:00 o’clock In th e
in u tu in g . in R o o m 401 M ulino
m ah C o u n ty t u u ri H ouse, P o r t­
lan d . O regou, ilie P u b lic U tilli
los C om m ission of O regon, H er-
b e rt h H a u se r, C hief E x am in er,
w ill conduci a public h e a tin g
for th e pur|Mis«> of in q u irin g Im e
ilio rut «-s, fa rea, ch arg e* , rule»,
re g u la tio n , tim e sc h e d u le s, equip
m eni, faciliti«'*, re p o rt* , fe«'*, m e
I hods und p ractice* of T u a la tin
V alley S tag es, In c .
85#
S ta te m e n t By
John L.
Anderson
H ave
you check ed you
fin 1
in su rar.ee recw n lly ? A re you 'u l-
ly p ro te c te d in cu se of fire? I
w ill lx- i ¡eiixtd to give you In
f i m o tio n a» lo e s t . e tc . Me
h av e a low r u le for B eavi ru m
and v ic in ity . 1 can put a polie«
force Im m edialely a n d yod
>«c u t le a s t aixty day*
i
pity th e prem ium
BOY GRAY
W rite* all k in d s of In s u ra n c e .
R ep u b lican ca n d id a te for the
n o m in atio n for C ounty Ju d g e.
proMoni* tho follow ing:
Q u a lific a tio n
fo r civic
of*
r>od eig h t y ear*
ro C ity C ouncil
on
Tou Ar" U nn g ry
r i L . 1 i I m , Ir«
I hirwijr
R«>a«>'rt»n. tlr«-g»>»
j
P la n s u ro being m ade at th«'
p resen t tim e to add tw o m ore
te ac h er* to th e fam ily of B eaver­
ton
high school
n ex t y e a r to
ta k e c a r e of th e added e n ro ll­
m ent ex | h ' c ted
T h e iiatues of th e te a c h e rs an d
th e ir su b je c ts hav e not been d e ­
term in ed by th e B oard a s yet.
F ro m th e B c u ie rto n llu m m c r
W
T R Y th e “ U a n d I"
(t hiMrcn Under 12)
UNION 8I10P
Faculty To Be Enlarged
l l i l .i -
rvcd
on S u u lln ry
Com-
Hei- d u rin g ro n a tru o tlo n of
(fall »ew er, » u n ita ry new er,
d d isp o sal p la n t. C oating
In a ll about JJOO.OOO.
S erved us cliitlrim in of Dark
C om m ittee
d u rin g
Im prove-
m onts o f City P a rk , a $15,.
in k * W.P.A. p ro je e l.
Al p re -
a i*til «-hslrm un of llllls h o to
P a rk C o m m issio n ,
Si*rvi'ii six yearn an m em ber
of Ilio H oard of d lro elo ra al
Ilio
K uuuinel
]|oM |iltni
In
P o rtlu m l.
Six y ear« aerv ice an memlu<r
of
liny Seoul
4 'om ini! te e ,
llllla lio io lin t Seoul* of A-
m o rirà .
Operaie«!
my ow n buslue.*»
h ero for alx teen year*.
llellevlHK a lm*lno*N train *
In« a re q u isite I a u lirli y o u r
su p p o rt
ut p rim ario * ,
May
20. 1931.
If n o m in ated und elected in
th e o ffice of t'o u ilty Ju d g e,
It I* my purpuKo to re n a rd
mv office uh my o p im rtu n ity
, to
cxprcH* t u ) self In sei*
vice
(o Hocloty, io m ain ta in
Um dig n ity an d p ro m o tio n of
Inali
HtundardM and oppo .«•
■lueniiniialilo
p ra rtlc e * .
To
o*ieem It a p riv ileg e to p ra r -
tic« econom y
a n d to »orvo
beyond Hie » n lc l m e u u r e of
duty or o b ligation.
I*nid
A dvertisem ent
O. L. MOORE
For
State Representative
II. D.
K i'rkinan
< uu>l «lute
for t h r Iti'puhlii an numlnu-
lion
for t 'o u n t y J u d g r ha*
l,,', , 4 * realdt-nt of Wunhing-
t»n C o u n ty for 20 y«nr* and
a tax iM.rrr since 1924
F or 8 y e a rs h«' servinl as a
road district s u p e r v is o r
F»ir the past 7 y«>ar* h r has
t>«H'U C ounty C o m in lss io n rr
of (his 4'iainty an d his rc r-
ord
of » r r v lc r is an mil-
sta n d in g • n d o r s r m r n t of his
randldui-y for C o u n ty J u d g r .
R KDM tiND Irrig a tio n sy ste m s
hevo hceti su rv ey ed w ith th e aid
o f C ounty A g en t O us H ag g lu n d
ro o tn tly to h a n d le a to tal of .136
a c re s
on 13 d iffe re n t fa rm s in
D e*«liutes c o u n ty .
Many o th e r
r e q r c s ts
fo r
a s s is ta n c e
ha««
been r t c t v c d .
H ag g lu n d say-:,
a n ! w ill he ca re d for as soon
a* p essih lt
BIG DANCE
In The Air-Conditioned
Aloha Grange Hall
Modern and Old Time
DANCE
M, D. K erkm an
For
Republican Nomination
for
County Judge
B eseltnlc* lt'-re a « e * Irrig a tio n
J a n tz e n B each P a rk w as hos
to th e se n io r c la s s F rid a y , May
13. w hen th e a n n u a l se n io r cla»s
iricnic w as h eld th e r e .
B u sses, le a v in g th e sch o o l ai
12:00
neon a n d
r e tu rn in g
at
8 :3 0 p .m . conveyed th e p icn ice:»
to an d fro m th e p a r k .
M iss W a tk in s an d M r. D un­
c a n , s e n io r a d v iso rs, acco m p au
ied th e m a n d e v e ry o n e had a
w o n d e rfu l tim e .
D u rin g
th e m o rn in g
before
le a v in g fo r th e p a rk , th e clai-s
p ra c tic e d th e co m m e n c e m e n t p ro ­
g ra m .
— F ro m th e B e a v e rto n H u m m er
Look At His Record
Of
Washington County
I*. O. Tigard, Oregon
(Republican)
To Represent The W hole
!
County
Paid Adv.
VOTE, FOR
JACOB KE.WMER
T axation
T h r a v r r a g r tux m l ll a g r ha*
I m ' cd
17 8';.
lo w er d u rin g
hi*
tonuri* «>n tho
C ounty
Court th a n tho a v o ra g o for
tho
proooding period
Hr
know s w h at
It m o a n s
*o
moot a ta x hill an d his e f­
fort* a r e alw a y s dlrpoted to ­
w a rd a red uctio n of th e lax
load on real p r o p e r ty .
Rond*
T h e ro a d d e p a r t m e n t of th is
co u n ty h a s boon m od om izod
In e v e ry
p a r t ic u l a r d u rin g
■the
period
he
ha*
been
C ounty C o m m issio n er.
As a
re s u lt ro a d c o n s tru c tio n and
m a i n te n a n c e rvtsts h a v e been
g re a t ly
reduced
Tn some
d e p a rtm e n t» , such n* ro « '8
p ro d u ctio n and h a u lin g , fhe
roHta hnve born cut In half.
He hns given u s m o r e mile*
of S e lle r road* a lo w e r cosl*
institution*
The
C ounty
Horne an d
Ho*-
ty p e of in s titu tio n In Oils
s ta te
in m u te s und p a tie n ts
receiv e oxrell« m c a re at a
fig u ro
lo w er th a n In any
o th e r <««>unty in th e S la te .
F X p erle o re
H. D K u rk m n n ’s
y e a rs of
exiierienc«« a* C ounty C om -
tni.*alun«-r h as given hltn an
in tim a te
k n o w led g s o f
a ll
th e d e ta ils
of C ounty G ov­
ern m e n t
II h a s p re p a re d
him
to assu m o th e
d u tie s
und re s p o n sib ilitie s of ('«runty
Ju d g e w ith n«) loss o f e f­
ficiency In C o u n ty affa irs,
tjualifli'nllon*
H«> h a s th e e x p e rie n c e
U«>
i* ca p a b le H e Is Dependah?«'.
(Qualifications
He is Dependable.
He is capable.
He has the experience.
Pnld
A d v ertisem e n t
Vote For KERKMAN
Vote 41 On The Ballot
NICK SCHMIDT
Rebublican Candidate
For
County Commissioner
P aid
TO CALIFORNIA
S o u t h u r n P a d S fl
IIAIK LUT
I
IA /I4 IT IM
B erries
Every Saturday Night
Music By
SENIOR DAY IS HELD
Oregon Ramblers
AT JANTZEN BEACH 9:00 p.m.
Adm. 25c
TRY THE TRAIN to C aliloraiai
You'll ride in air-conditioned
comfort over the «»iaet, minnthee«
highway in the world. Th* «w
ginecr doe« the driving while fe e
lakt it r*Jy at the mile« «peed bp.
N o traffic w o rries •* lea ped
nerve«; you'll wriv* at pout da»
titration ratted and r d r id n t Lorn
trwt rad end Pul1 me* tame, Ma
and li e Trat Food I
may dining ra
m ake r o a r i n « a l d o lla r« go
fa rth e r, f o i fare« ood lealo
*■ hedulaa to Call<o«a6a me paag
local V s:’Sere PadA t agao• a t
writ* J. A OPM AN DY ,
P il in g ! t A g n t - ( U
Building, °w etlan d , O eegoo.
F ra n k Moor«1, | ’ri»|ir|«-tor
^ W .W .V .W .W N W A S ^ v .S V .* ,
Odd qui 1: of ¿p.-.v.g ru llo i.
t
little girl wi'.h only an tnm - .in e
existence singing Songs oi
. y'
over th e ram o to persuade rii? c«.i’-
, dren of th e country to loo'.: b ,.'
: ways before crossing tlte strt t Ti«e
little girl of course is Tommy Riggs
now fam ous B etty Lou. Tommy
• «shown above» is help.ng I. ving
C aesar p u t over his safety di: .-, on
! th e Vallee Hour
Peter Van Steeden, above. Is one
orchestra leader who m anages to
$alanc» his assignm ents so th a t he
enjoys an accurate check on th e
various musical tastes of listeners.
On F red Allen's program . P eter pro-
rides th e musical background for
vocalists, Instrum entalists and com ­
edy situatio n s O n th e “For Men
O nly" broadcasts, he sets th e proper
m usical scene for fam ous people and i
noted celebrities. And th e active Van
S teeden averages two college dances
a week.
• • •
Wary M a rg a re t McBride Is alw ays
prepared in case she h as to All in Lillian L auferty. fam ed novelist anti
irith a couple of e x tra m inutes on new spaperw om an, is au th o r o f ' Yout
MT C B S broadcasts. Mary M ar- Fam ily a n d Mine.' which gives her a
■ w et’s c u rr e n t ace In th e hole Ls M onday-th ro u g h -F rid ay piogram on
»beut a c astle in Irelan d th a t is good th e N BC-Red netw erk. She Is a'so
far ju s t a s m u ch tim e s s she cares , au th o r of th e CBS favorite, ”B u
Sister," w hich gives h er a progr.nn
10 0evs%c to It.
on tw o networks.
ftln g er Jo n es of “T h e 8kelly C ourt
W M issing H eirs," ow ns two chows, 1 Alice Hill, of "B etty and Bob." made
,-wo s e tte rs a n d fo u r horses
8he j her debut on th e a ir as a mimic ol
t » p s th e m a t h s r co u n try hom e in I O re ta G arbo in a love scent from
i ana of th e fllm s ta r's movies.
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
Soil
ALBA NY — \ d en sely seed ed
cover c ro p o f veti h on h is h lP
land o r r h a id proved su rp ris in g ly
su c c e ssfu l in c o n tro llin g ero sio n
th is twist w in te r. D
W . P o r­
te r o f A lbany re p o rte d to C ounty
A gent n o v d M ullen and m em b ers
of th e Soil C o n serv atio n se rv ic e
wh 'it they v i s i t ..) his fa rm re-
c e n tl\
Not o n e -tw e n tie th of tbe
sro’l
v u*hed d wn th e h illsid e
la st w in te r a s in p revious y e a rs ,
he «aid
B ta v e rto n
w alk ed a w a y w ith
h u h h o n o r at th e d is tric t tra c k
n u e i May II. w ith F o re s t G rove
tr a ilin g
in seco n d p lace w ith
:12 p o in ts to th e G ra n g e 's 55.
F o r th e firs t tim e th e d is tric t
m eet w as h eld on th«' B eav erto n
field In tlte p a st it h as beeu
h eld o n th e P acific U niv ersity
field a t F o re s t G rove.
M r. 1. R. M etzler. p rin c ip a l
of B e a v e rto n
h ig h sch o o l and
vice p re sid e n t of th e T Y V a ;-
ra n g v d fo r th e nteei • to b«> held
at B eav e rto n u n d e r th e s u p e r v is ­
ion of C o ach Ctxik
F rom nit
in d ic a tio n s th e d is tric t m u t w ill
be h eld h e re in th e fu tu re .
F iv e c o u n tie s. Y am hill, W a sh ­
in g to n . T illa m o o k . C olu m b ia and
C la tso p w e re re p re s e n te d , a to ­
ta l of 13 sc h o o ls.
Of th e six re c o rd s b ro k e n . F o r­
e s t G rove b ro k e th re e . B e av erto n ,
o n e , S t. H e le n s one. an d S easide
one.
T h e new re c o rd s a re tn
th e ltHt y a rd d a sh . 440 y a rd ru n .
h ig h
ju m p , low- h u rd le s,
high
h u rd le s an d re la y .
B eav e rto n
w as a w a rd e d
the
la rg e tra v e lin g tro p h y , fo rm e rly
in
p o sse ssio n of F o re s t G rove,
la s t y e a r's c h a m p s . F o ib s t G rove
w on th e 880 y a rd relay c u p anti
th e boys w in n in g a f ir s t o r r e c ­
o rd p lace get to a tte n d th e s ta -e
tu te a t C o rv a llis to
p a rtic ip a te
M ay 20 ' a n d 21.
T h e c o m p e titio n w as b e tte r n
gome e v e n ts th a n u su a l w hile a
little wteok in o th e r s . T h e schools
p re s e n t w e re :
B e a v e rto n ., the
v ic to rs
w ith 55 p o in ts.
F o res;
G ro v e w ith 32. S e a sid e , 29. S cap-
poose. 23. A m ity. 21, S t. H e len s,
14, A sto ria . 13. H illsb o ro . 7, Me
M innville,
5, D ayton. 4. C lai-
sk a n ie . 3. R a in ie r, 0, a n d Yer-
n o n ia, 0.
— F ro m th e B e a v e rto n H u m m er
»
AdvertiHem^n..
R epublican C an d id ate
For
( ’m inty Comm in* lo n er
F o r a b udget b alan ced w ith the
a b ility of the ta x p a y e rs to p ay .
For
econom ical and fa ir re p r e ­
s e n ta tio n of v a lu a tio n .
Solve th e problem s of o u r county
in a co u rte o u s and b u sin e sslik e
m a n n e r.
F o r T he Rest In te re s ts Of Witsh-
Im rton C ounty.
P rim a rie s, May 20
P aid Adv.
THE AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
C h eek Relow A nd See I f Yon H ave
Any O f T h e Sign*
!
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Qulvr»rint n* rrm ra n m a k r you old and
haggard looking, c ra n k y and hard to live
w ith —can kr**»p you aw ake nighta and rob
you of good health, good tim es and job«.
D o n 't let »ourself “ g o" like th a t. S ta rt
ta k in g a good, reliable tonic—one m ade eitpo-
eially for women. And could you ank for a n y ­
th in g whoae benefit* have been be tte r proved
th a n w orld-famou* L ydia E. P in k h a m ’i
V egetable C om pound?
L et th e wholeaome herb« and root* of
P inkham ’« C om pound help N a tu re calm
your shrieking nerve*, tone up your *y*tem,
and help lemon diRtreas from fem ale func-
tional diHordera.
M ake a note N O W to get a bo ttle of this
tim e-proven P ln k h a m 's C om pound T O D A Y
FOR SALE
C la* * i/ird A d v ertisin g
R a te s
P e r W ord
o n e C ent
If P a id W hen O rd ered
F o r Sale— Buliy buggy. $4.50 In-
«fulre nt S4lp*’’s G arag e c-24-25
(M inim um P ric e fo r f i r s t
in»«ertion, 15 c en t* )
B illing C h a rg e
T e n C ente F o r Snle— F resh cow D.T. Cha*.
S u b seq u en t In s e rtio n s, p er w ord,
B lltstin. O ne m ile e a s t of Ben
C anyon m a d . Box
O ne C ent I v o rtnn on
p -2 t.
F.XAM PUv— If a 10-w ord claa- | 100.
allied a d v e rtln e m e n t la In «er'.ed, It
w ould co et 15c fo r on e tim e, 26c
FOR RENT
fo r tw o tim e s, 36c fo r th r e e tim e»,
otc. If n e c e ss a ry to sen d o u t a
s ta te m e n t, a n ad d itio n a l c h a rg e F«>r Kent F o u r riMtm h o u se on
A llen Ave. an d L o m b a rd . Mrs.
of 10c w ill he m ade.
I. W. H a n d le y .
p-21
WANTED
w ithout fiil from your d n irffe t. O ver a mil
lion w om en have w ritten in le tte rs reporting
w onderful benefits.
For th e paat. «0 years L ydia E. P inkham 'a
V e g e ta b l» Cor.*pound I n . helped y n te f u l
w omen go “ smiling th ru ’ try in g ord<«ils.
W hy n o t le t it help YOU?
Miscellaneous
» o rk
W an ted C a rp e n try 62H #
p e r h o u r . C em en t p o u rin g , $i
| • p e r h o u r.
C ab in et,
chim ney, T o K xrhanffe— T w o -fam ily Imine,
raid Jo b s. A rth u r A . I-eartU ,
P o rtla n d
fo r hm ise, acreage,
O ne m ile so u th of B an k . R t.
on h ig h w ay betw een B«*nvert«m
1 <1 B eav erto n . P h o n e 1653 e r s -
and H lllslm rn . No a g e n t. No
1 n in g s o r b efo re 8:00 a .m .
d e b ts .
A d d ress 4063 N . 11.
C - 3 6 - tf
8th, P o rtla n d .
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