FRIDAY. JUNE
3,
1938
The Heaver (on Review
MERCHANT’S PRIZES
ARE LISTED BELOW
Festival P rizes
Dewey
trade.
Grand
Prize
OIL
HEATER
c ? rcuuvting
the
Humber,
$2.5t)
10
Holland
flour.
Mar) Ellen Beauty Nook. $5.00
m u tim i Wave.
s
Johnston Oarage,
Light.
M Spot
&
Thrifty
Grocery
A Market,
First, J500 grocery order; Sec
ond. $2.50 grocery order; Third
$2.(to meat order.
Brown Drug Store, Coty Toile!
Set.
Marsh
Vredol.
Frank
Super
Noyes,
Service,
$3.00
6 qts
Cash.
Richey
Maker.
Hardware, Silex
Studio
trade.
Barber Shop,
Coffee
$1.00 in
Columbia Pood, $5.00 in trade
Columbia Market, $2.00 in traded
Beaverton
i trade.
Cleaners,
Florence Beauty
Permanent W ave.
Beaverton
in trade
$1.50
Shoppe.
Dumber
SECOND P R IZE
$7 50
Co.
J
L. Benson, “ The
Man,” $1.50 in ttade.
in
-2.50
Watkins
Jack
Reynard
who was ,n*id«y to spend the summer visit-
jured about three weeks ago Is tug in Portland und Ben verton
recovering w ry nicely
llolboku and Kell ure making
Mary Wilson, a niece. Is visit
log Mr
and Mrs. A
K
Wil a purk ms lot on U h > East side
of the Thrifty store on the llcdgi
son from Shady Brook.
Chris Sehr Is doing
Mr* Stun Olds Is on the sick
Mrs
George Thyng was
t property.
list
Hie
work.
luncheon guest of Mrs. II. Thyng
Johns Thursday,
Mrs
Mary L. to o k of lit. of St
Dr. Hrtu hud a very enjoy
1 ia quite ill.
Robert Shaw accompanied hu aide time at Welah’s resort about
I ho state oiling crew urrived
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in low u Tuesday
over the holidays. He said the
A daughter was horn to Mr river was too
high to
catnh
Diana Rldgway and family weal
ami Mrs. Ralph Steele May Jtjrish.
to Fugone Sunday
at the W ilcox hospital.
.
Miss
Jean Klein speut
Hu
..
„
! Ernie lllmmi of the U and I
week-end at the beach.
Mrs Norma Paulson and son covered most of the county lij
Garret
visited Mr
und
Mrs. lun car Monday und said he h.id
Mr
and Mrs.
Mitchell spent
tVilson Tuesday afternoon
¡a wonderful lime
He also said
the holidays at Am ity.
Mrs, Prunk Pltukiwtch was t •’* had grand company. He wui
Uorn to Mr. and Mra. Car visitor ui i lie Old Meadow brook ntun<,!
Olson, a daughter, .May 30.
farm over the weekend.
.Mrs.
Hoyd .Sprague
la very
Johnny Susse.
sou of Stniou
Browns Hand Lotion " " " h lu"*ro m l fr01" h‘’ ' ••riou«
Susso, fractured his arm May 21
„
Mr
and Mrs. Jay
Gtbaon
entertained friends over the hoi ,
i<uya.
Homer Wilson
Rainier for the
friends
Big bottle 25, and «),
Money hack i f not satis- J '«k in g
i fit»d. Beaverton I’harm- f«r an
Stool.
RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR;
REMINDER ABOUT
LESS FORTUNATES
ROTARY
• Cavalcade of America" 1ms won
many awards Including one from
UM WOBMB’B National Radio Com
mittee Not a little of the credit
for outstanding performances m due
Don Vuorhers, musical conductor.
He has the difficult job of arrang
ing background music for the his
torical stories and spends many
hours of research to tnxure perfect
blending of music and dramatization.
E L E C T R IC
I RONER
Third Prize
Just one more gentle reminder
about the less fortunate child
ren. Ask any member o f the
Kiwanis Club what to do with
the
clothing
your youngsters
have
outgrown.
Each
article
I will make some kid happy.
Regard the opportunity to give
as a privilege and your name j
like that of Abou Ben Adam may j
lead all the rest
Sprays Control Prune Thrips
M c M i n n v i l l e — The
prunt
thrips can be controlled by well
timed
and
carefully
applied
sprays was demonstrated on thi
Roy Fryer
farm, where County
Agent Rex Warren, S. C. Jones
assistant entomologist at OS.C.
and Mr.
Fryer cooperated ir
demonstration trials on 100 acre'
of prunes
Tw o plots received
no spray, two plots received
application of Hit-nicotine, two
plots received two applications o
oil-nicotine,
two plots rece-.ve<
one application o f lime aulphui
nicotine and two plots receive«
two applications of lime sulphu.
nicotine. At blossom time it wai
evident that both oil nicotine an«
lime sulfur nicotine reduc<»d th
damage by thrip, but little dlf
ference
was seen between th*
one and two spray applications
Mr Warren said. Yields will h«
checked at harvest time.
Vetches Make Huge Cover Crop*
FIFTH PRIZE
hci
p a id a d v .
Mr"
**• *- Maunce of South
-
. " “ odstock, Vermont who Is vis
“ "^.1..... I f
. . W' ' ' k ',,n * ,h"
Kandnll family
end at McMinnville with Muxln«
was
the guest of honor
at n
Mr. uud Mrs. Robert Johusten Klinge and Jumes Miller.
I’
-T
A
.
cou
n
cil
luuchism
Wed
went to Netharts Beach over the
-Mrs
l-’iank Watson, the mo
.
weekend.
ther - f M uiiou Matson tall and
<'° ll" w> COtnmon'‘
Ruth Plllev went with friends broke iter rigid hip Saturdu)
to Rcckawt y
Beach over ih»
Have you cheeked your nr’
M r. und Mrs
A. K Wilson
w eekeml
und their son Curtis went thri Insurance recently? Are you fully
Mrs Sadie Keunetl) went w-tn Roseburgh to Marshfield Sunduy protected in case of lire? I will
frit rids to Mt Hood on Decora
Mrs
ltarrett Kandull attended he pleased to give you tnformu
tion Day.
tlon
to cost, *,r
etc W
her
class reunion ut
Oregon .*
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GENERAL ^
the grandson with
Indofintte time
went to Mt a c y .
weekend wtlh
r .,w
Mr
and Mrs. R. L. Richey Stute College over the weekend
t, >k In the hall game Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Welsh
Beaverton
Electric , Electric in Portland.
moved Into their new home on
! T oaster.
James
Miller is home iron tire
Bertha-Beaverton
highway
Beaverton
Food
Store, Case MoMinnvtlle
with his
mother Suturdny.
Sun Kist Oranges.
Mrs. By field
Mr. uud Mrs
V. C . McKell
Mrs. Fred Sehoene returned It are spending a two wveks vuca
Carr’s Auto Repair. Oil change
her home Monday and is slowly tion ut their summer lx me on the
and grease job.
convah esing
MctoLus River
Mike’s Shoe Shop, 1 pr. Keds.
L ily M.isl.ofisy f. I* from ut.
A marriage license was issued
City Market. 12-lb. Swift Pre atit->iiiobile and fractured his left
Tuesday
In Reno, Ne#nda to Kay
mium Ham.
arm Saturday.
Sur-ito,
Beaverton and
Betty
Mrs B;:ider. u.other of Mra Pa. ut» r, Pori land
Stipe’s Garage, 10 Gal. Gas.
Albert Rossi fell ami injured liei
Sum O ils und his sisters, Mrs.
Martin's Dry Goods, $2.00 in rnt this week.
\rthur
Myers and Mrs. Emma
t rude.
Mr
and Mrs
John Dobbins Clouchek
were visiting in Mc
McCready
Lumber Co. $2.50
nd Mr. and Mrs. Shultz spent Minnville Monday.
in trade.
Sunday ut Scappoose
Mr ami Mrs. W allace Browr
Mr
and Mrs. Walter Bum.* and Mr. and Mrs George Thyng
Dean’s Drug Store, Silex C of
fee Maker,
wen' fishing at Vernonia anti spent
Sunday and Monday
a
caught lots o f fish
the Tillamook beaches
Stratton Motor Co., First, one
Mrs. Kennedy's son, Clifford
Grease Job; Second, One Grease
Mrs
Matilda Kelley
of lu»
,'aun. called on her Tuesday t-ve
Job.
Xngeles, I'alifornla arrived Sun
nirg from lumgview.
Safeway, First, $5.00 grocery
order; Second, $3.00 grocery or
aer; Third, $2 00 grocery order
Kepler-Hazel. Foot
L U TSTiSi
< w ™,B ^or Beaverton and
Hily. 1 otw put a paltry In
inimedoalely and you can
at |vlll(, M d#yt to |iay for
, u ll.
ISIl
vlcl
forrn*
have
„,
M r«. Darían, mother of Mra.
Willis $.'ady who fell while ho«-
mg
the porch and suffered a
compound fracture of her right
arm and
breaking tlu< left ul
the wrist la home friun the hos
pital ami resting coiufortaply.
l ake t «Mailt y Tries Heed H a t
I<AREVIEW - « c e l
flirt trials
using the Bison variety, are be
lug
established on four l-iki
county faring thig year In coop
•ration with County Agent V, W
Johnson.
Forty-one acres ar*t
being seeded, some on dry an«
some on Irrigated land
Thus«
coopnrating In the trial* are W
D. Smith. N K. I.antsberger am
Francis Amlith of the Vernon dls
trlet and
Olof Peterson o f Ihl
Idaho district.
SKI: its 4SI» RATEI
Corsages î i f
t«d I p
Funeral Piere« \ SpedaMy
CARSON IIF it,Ill'S GARDENS
ittrjn s. W. Corbett Ave.
West Klld It***"’ Munii Bridge
Portland. Ore.
A T oaler WKW
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
Frank Moore, Proprietor
HAIRCUT 35#
(Children Under 12)
UNION SHOP
I I /L I I 7 I V P " "
Hungry
VV IT ILlM v „ u Are Thirsty
TRY the “ II and T
tintl
Writes All Kinds Of Insurance
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Beaverton, Oregon
P LU M B IN G
SPECIALS
Laundry Tray, Double
Cement, Delivered, $6.50 :
Range Boiler, Standard
Riveted And Welded, $6.50
Septic Tanks, Steel
200 Gal $14.50
All Prices For Goods
Delivered At Your House
Fred Braun
19 N .W . First St.
Phone 2 1 5 Forest Grove
N i Grey. above c a r of the Mon
day r.ght NBC drama, Thoi • Wc
hadn't had a vaaCion In
free years until her recent flying
r.p to Houston. Texas, her home
own. Re urn.ng t-j Holly wo d by
iir.»she commandeered the plane's
stewardess and persuaded her to
May the other characters so Nan
:ou!d make up for a rehearsal she
nisacd.
. . .
1
-i . n
Jr. William L. SUdgt-r's noontime t Russ Morgan, above, h
nrp rational talks over a New Eng- “Jchr.nv P re -n t“." wl'! soon i ,~i-
and network attracted such a re plet- 75 cnns-eutivc weeks on the
sponse from listeners that the program. Inatmvch ns the serle- la
sponsor has extended the network. heard twic »
the run Ls «• n
Jr. Stidger, one of Boston’s promi- more Imprero.vc. The reason :or
lent clergymen, is now heard over Morgan's continued popularity u
Classified Advertising Rates j land
ho NBC-Blue network Mondays that he will spend hours over a f w
I’er
Word
on e Cent
hrough Fridays.
bars of mii3ic to get I!.'» necescnry
; effects which his arrangements t ill
If Paid When Ordered
FOR SALE
for.
(Minimum Price for firat
• • •
insertion. 15 cents)
Jack Fulton, rot. nt.e tenor of "Jasi
Ten Cento For Hale— Acre mixed clover hay.
Entertainment" over CBS, ls one oi Billing Charge
the few network slng.rs heard five Subsequent Insertions, per word,
Telephone
$15.00. You hall.
: times weekly. As a result, when he
One Cent
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6603
isn’t on the air he is constantly re
hearsing. His only relaxation b
RXAMPIiE— If s 10-word clas
playing baseball.
sified advertisement ts In *er:ed, It For Sale Fresh purebred Guern
would c«>et 15c for one time, 26o
sey row . Heuvy milker. Also
for two times, 35c for three times,
2 grade heifers. E . E. McCor
etc. If necessary to send out a
mick
1V4 mile* directly south
statement, an additional charge
Ib-averton
high
school
on
of 10c will be made.
‘Nielsen road.
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ALBANY—‘Nearly
20 tons of
green material per acre was pro
duced by mixed vetch in the co
ver
crop trial established
oi
the F. L. Bullman farm on ri
v tr bottom land in Linn county
pon Ross, above, "The Rhyming
as compared
to only a little
Minstrel,” heard on a number of
more than two tons per acre o
Mutual network stations, gets crttl-
fall rye seeded in an adjoining
;ism from a music teacher. . . . and
aas to pay attention to it. She
plot, says County Agent F . C.
Happens to be his mother-in-law,
Mullen. The trial was establlshe«
Mrs. Flank Hetzler, who taught
cooperatively
by County A gen;
nuslc at Christian College lnColum-
Mullen and Mr. Bullman on Oc
oia, Mo. The two carry on quite a
.•orresponder ce dealing with musi-
I tober
9 to determine which of
:al trends.
the
commonly used cover croj
• • »
materials produced the greates
For Men Only," NBC-Red network
tonnage of organic material
A ihow, has probably brought more
«port celebrities to Its microphone
harv«?sted portion from each plo
* (han any similar series. Among the
will be dried and the
growtl
pames on the program have be-n
Benny Leonard, Donald Budge. Jo
«-alculated on the basis of dry
piMaggio, Glenn Cunningham, Bit.
weights, liefore any recommends
Terry, Larry McPhail and like sport
personalities.
nions are made, Mr. Mullen says
WANTED
Jeann.ne, abovs, lovely lassie who
swings songs, guestars on the Bottle
Boys' Swing Club program over ths
NBC-Blue network. She Is a radio
veteran who has had a number oi
her own programs. But when peo-
’V ask her what her last name It
e stops them with phraseoio/j
•id by an old time vaudeville star,
"That's all there Is. Jeannine...
there Isn't any more!”
FOR RENT
Work Wanted—Carpentry 62ft#
per hour. Cement pouring, $1
per hour. Cabinet,
chimney,
odd Jobs. Arthur A . Leavitt,
One mile aouth o f Bank. Rt.
I Beaverton. Phone 1553 evs-
nlngs or liefore 8:00 a m.
c-35-tf
Banted- - About
H5
acres.
Wil
For Rent — 10 acres, filberts,
house, barn and oulbuildlnas
$16. E. E.
McCormick.
lib
miles directly south Beaverton
high school on Nielsen road,
p-2S
Miscellaneous
lamette
loam
well drained.
Within a mile of main high Bring In Y o«r serven d«iors and
window 8cr«N>n8. Have them
way
between I lea vert m and
repaired and painted.
Also
Keedvllle. Principals only; n<
agents. Dnnlevy. 2151 N. W .
make n«*w screens.
Rd Hal
Johnson. ATwaier «828
Port
slen. Hardware.
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