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Tic Beavcrtop Ravoir Hooker last S.it Judge until January, Mrs. W II hospital Thursday county er« at the Oregon A m en tar a Pot Hand They came from acculi I juicj by bei infant *o;i 1939 alien the six-year term oi unlay at her home near P. iver- Lumber Cu. bet laic liusbunu will expil. loll. Hit »K Í »I iloti Ldtig maje es Vernoniu to both Portland and .M ■>. Olive Moll recently pay their last respecta to a matt turned to liei home a liti a six J iu I ko iKvnultl T Templeton >H»il peduli.» M Ititi I > the presence ol at Tillamook July 3ti utter two relative« frolli thè n e l, »»ho ar whom they described as being ,i in-ntls visu iu California «tuergenc-j opentUona lut.l inter ri veci Im i d«ys hcfore. splendid fellow Mr. aid M r». M ,ll-» Flint . 1 0 The Pillowing guests enjoyed the proud pal ein» ell a sou ben n rupted a ahull vacation trip Diuncr was served m thè ar Mrs Templeton took the ow'lt ÌH>r al a laatefiilly decorato « Bom to Mr. ana Mrs Karl a pleasant day and picnic dinnci Ju.y 39. of office as Washington county tulle vovertd with a bollila» E. D*wu, August 1, a daughter. on the lawn at the bon e of Mrs. .a r i A i - tiu aud Crandall Peck | Judge at 10:15 Tuesday morning colora, hearing dalniy placar Air and Mrs. Adolph La Fond M C. McKercher Sum ay; Mrs. aie a. the Boy Scout cuuip »am , < from Futility Flerk W. T , Tup- curda and a cenlerpiece o f aweet are visiting friends In Washing- Loratne Knight, Helen Knight. vie rriweatbvr. tier. Mrs. lsi chamber and daughter. peaa. latte r in Hit» evcuiug, it ton. .e gtoup ol Portland Kosurmil First words of the new count x largo hirthday cube was cui b j Mr. and Mrs. Burk Stronger Alya Bloor, all of Portland, Flor ieu u r oca»tie a . M. Jauuseu court head alter reevivtug cor- Mrs. Hookor ami servod with are spending a week visiting the once I.ucas. Virginia Hnson and joi.ee. the e.ovvU who will m arci gruuilatton of those present were Ice dream George McKercher. different beaches. Miss Jean Klein was a week in the pci laudi which uiee-is I " l want to go to w ork.” Thosc who pai( leipatod were Beaverton Orange w ill nileet end guest o f Marjory Kappella ! aii.iua.ij in '•tunic. The new county judge vva • Mrs. tlooker and famlly, Miss Saturday, August 13, 10:30 a m Callers at the Old Meadow ivenneth a .d Douglas Taj lot. born Iu Eugene. While she wus Irma Salawttlcl of Portland, Mrs A ll Grangers invited. M r. and Mrs. Karl Barnes Farm the past week included m > luiug iKmucy, Arnold Garnet still in school her faunily moved A 11 llookcr of Hpuknne, uud have returned from Newport Miss T illy Oornelius. Mrs. Maud Kluiau Johnson and »H ailes M o to Forest Grove, where she re Mr. and Mrs Charles William» Bill Plympion, Anna eujoy.d a ». einer roast tiea. ceived a part of her education, and daughter Ialina of I It* in : l - where they spent the r vacation Blower. Alice Vaughn. Mary uun.iiorp* Suturuuv evening. finishing the first two years oi ton, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray were Penchorn, high school. She t unshed high William and Elmer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siefards. Mrs A H Hooker will l>e I »-limey Denney is vik.tipg lug school in Salem and then went retnemtoered iti Schocue on a trip to Salem on Chow and Mrs Chinn Chow all ; grunupaients tar. and Aus a former resi to the University of Oreguu, dent of lie uvei ton of Portland. Sunday. ' Vose at Oswego. from where she was gradual»»' The Charles Thompson and L. I Mrs. L. Keuter was a lunch *va. Keller, a brother of J. iu J93I. While In college ?h<j L. Myers families are spending eon hostess Thursday. "500” was ■e »‘tier oi Ucuvertem passed a- was affiliate») with the Gamma FLOWER DISPLAY I f tlie diversion. High score woo | the week vacationing at the Ore- way recently was laul to rest iu Phi lleia sorority. NOW BLOOMING j gon beaches. by Mrs. Wooden. Mrs. P. G. Bettendorf of me iMruaud crematorium one 1 She married Donald T . Tern Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes uay last week. pU-(uu on June 9. 1933, in Salem, A very pretty display ol of Chicago, Illinois and M»«s Grants Pass attended the wed and since that time has lived flowers Is blooming at the home Juliette Carter left Friday for a ding of her youngest son Rich in Hillsboro of Mrs. George Thyng. A hol vacation at Brietenbuh Springs. ard. who was married recently H A I THIEVES AC- He and his bride l t \ C . K \ 1. U l . M 1 der of pink petunias mingles u Mr. and Mrs. Daws and fam i at Astoria. their home at War- TRIP IS MADE TO a riot of color with uuirigoltl, ily have moved into the house will make formerly occupied by Mr. and rent on where Mr. Bettendorf is Th ee separate taruis in the YELLOWSTONE PARK zinnias, gladiolus and snaislrag. Mrs. Russel Grant on Watson employed. ot.s Red geraniums in green Rced.ille reighborhoi>d have re • Mrs. Hulda Swenson and Mrs. i poruJ thett of several tous Street. t arl Christensen and children pots and a few pink roses add ut Erickson of Progress bay in the last few days. A vivid tiger Illy New shipment of fine sweat Anna returned from a week's trip to the color of orange-tvsrrie 1 ers arriving about September 1 were taken by Mrs. H . Erick through the Yellowstone Nation and a row Gku Stiff, »h o i;ves directly Watch Barry's window for an son to spend the day with Mi. north al Park Saturday night They mountain iu»h complete the pii of Keedville reporte»,' and Mrs. Frank Erickson Iasi nouncement of their arrival. theft of about 30 bales, vrhile a also visited friends tn Spokar.e, tpre. paid ad. . week. i Morihud Washington, Butte. Montane Mrs. Wages of Cathlamet spent MiCbbor, Mrs Miss Ler.ore O’Keefe of Car After tht-tr re SUIT FOR ANNUL- rep-rted that M -ales of clove.' Boise. Idaho days recently with he rol, Iowa arrived Wednesday a few ■ j V from t. turn home they left for Mount MENT parents Mr and Mrs. Frank IS FILED morning for a visit with her field. Iain Kinuauiun of Aloha Rainier National l*nrk to spend uncle. Rev. Geoige L . O'Keefe Gilson. a few days. has also lost sum. baled bay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Camp of St. Cecilia's church. her Suil for aunuluient of i via the same route. W. D. Cameron drove his bell and two daughters Dour.* marriage has hern filed In clr- Jack F. Koberstein was jailed VISITORS ARRIVE Roberta of Progress are family down to the beach Sat and c*iiit court In Hillsboro by Mary their vacation with ¡ Thursday by Deputy Sheriff K urday returning Sunday. Mrs. spending FROM MICHIGAN ■ irr of Cedar M-lls from Gh-nn H. Busch on a hit aud run d riv relatives ar.d friends at Toronto, Cameron and the children stay ' Furr Her »-»inplalnt alleges that ing charge. A car driven by Canada. Mr. ard Mrs. Pave Pender. I when the two were married May iug on for a weeks vacation. bumped the u gh< Malcolm Hoyt Ivan Gilaon entered the North Koberstein aud Mrs. Lucy 3, 1931 In Vancouver, W asL, an Raymond, the nine year old car of Deputy Sheriffs i'reglo»» arrived at the J. it earlier son of Mr. and Mrs. Leeter west Business College last week. ;>atrol marring uniting Glenn Mrs Rebecca Eggman and ''er Ireland and Cornelius aud gut Huleti home Saturday afternoon Farr mid Annabel!»» Wilson, per- Croft had his append x removed Mr. aud Mrs August 7 at the Good Samaritan guests Mrs. Taylor and daughter away without stopping. Identif from Michigan tormad h M 6. IW la Wyo Hoyt left for ming was still In effect. The an hospital. He is convalescing of Olympia left Thursday morn ication was made through the Pender uud Mr license number. Kobersteiu was ing for Longview. They drove Wooalc.ir.-. .Saturday evening tc nul r.ent action was substituted nicely. and crossed over to fined $10 and costs. visit Mr Pender’s sister. Mrs. for a divorce action previously A business meeting o f the Ep Astoria by ferry. Thny John Newland was brought to Creglow will visit at the Hulett lU-’ Htiited worth League of the Methodist Washington a home for about two weeks. Mr church was held Friday night, continued their trip to Skamok the county jail and held relatives on their witness in the labor union Hi lett is .Mrs. Creglow's brother with about twelve present. A awa to visit cases for Washington county by pot-luck dinner also was -n- wav home. W E. PEG G Fresh stock on bulk candv. State Trooper Frank Dodele F ri DISPLAY ATTRACTS Joyed l c and 3 for a dime cun dy day. Browns Hand Lotion. and MUC H ATTENTION UNDERTAKER AND HMBALMER paid adv. bars. Barry's. Harry Meek. 37, of Sherwood, Big bottle 25c and 60«. Will have a full line of school route 3, was given a sentence o. A sir.all d'splay iu u show Grange Building Itea-ertoM 1 3 ^ days in the county jail by Money back if not satis supplies before school paid starts, adv. Judge Barber of Tigard Thurs window in Broadway this week Bart y '- fied . Beaverton Pharm Mrs. Gordon Thompson and day on game violation charges. aitiaciid considerable attention. > rail flame-tinted globe set acy . paid adv. Mis. Frank Lubenstein attended Seeking a tankful of ga., so.n. A in the center of the window a dinner Thursday evening giv Beaverton Barber Shop | one broke the lock on one oi lighted Emil Balia, living on Farming intermitted!.» although ton road just west of Johnson en by Mrs. Hammond of Pori the gasoline putnps at the Itel wish r»> apparent connection C. 4. HT EVEN'S, I 'R O r K I T O K Brothers' garage at Tualatin on with any electrical current. Creek reported that his house land who is one of the leader of the P .W .A . knitting clas*e Thursday night, pumped the was broken into and ransacked Seated jauntily in the end of full an». took nine it piece of p | • placed upright. SATISFACTION G U ARANTEED Sunday while they were at the Those attending either wore or container beach. He notified the Sheriff's had on exhibit some of the » o i k gallons of gas according to Dep \ >t flashed a mysterious beacon hey had done. uty Sheriff Busch, who investi at passershy. Its secret still re office through our local police. Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen gated. Mr. and Mrs. W . C. Wright. mains with its author. Are lliiiigrj Mr and Mrs. R. W. Schuman and Robert Polumbo drove to the Herman C. H&ivey, 39, route w h e n \re I hirst) Punch Bowl in iLneoln county of Scholls spent the week-end ai I, Cornelius. w as arrested L to BIRTHDAY DINNER the home of Mr.-. Jihn Camp Sunday. day by Deputy Sheriff Busch on TRY the “U ami Icorenz W olfe of Rawleigh a charge of drunken driving GIVEN SATURDAY bell at Salem. Miss Elco Camp bell accompanied them home and while doing team work on M 1 W. It. Sullivan, 37, was ar Ilea » i i t->n, Oregon A birthday dinner wax given w ill visit at the Wright home Myers Dairy farm received - rested Sunday in Aloha on a vere injury to one of his legs for an indefinite stay. I drunken driving charge by State The funeral of Norman Man and will be confined to bed fot Trooper G. H. Hoxie. Have you checked your tv ning was attended Saturday by . I some time. insurance recently? Are you fully Mr«. Reta Stark returned from a large group of his fellow work MRS. OLDS ENTER protected In case of fire? BRIDAL SHOWER Id GIVEN Till RSDAN A poi lu* k luncheon and bridal (lower was given Thursday in the beautiful gardeu of Mis. L Rhelteubrrger lor Thelma Tefft who wl|| I« i married Sul unlay evening In the Congregational church A mock wedding cere* mony wus performed. Maltha Mood was "bride” and Buriana • ’ady “ groom” . 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 215 Forest Grove SAVE » T E D 7 , ..D A I L Y t AND ’**• By TOM FIZDALE Marek Weber, conductor of that Contented program on NBC, is one artist who really made a sacrifice for a radio career. After «access in every Important European capital, he decided he wanted to aee America. That meant giving up a country estate on the outskirts of Berlin, a 16 room castle filled with valuable antique furni ture, a 10 room apartment in Zurich, Switzerland, his kennel of eight beloved dogs and his collection of priceless porcelain, all for an apart ment in a Chicago hotel. Here he has an entourage which includes a dignified interpreter and two Ba- vai ian housemaids in native dress. “ To geeve me th’ home touch,” he explains. Elvira Rios, beautiful young singer from Mex ico, is the latest addition to radio's international col ;ny in Hollywood. She sings little known songs of Old Mexico every week over the networks and consoles her homesickness with the thought that her countrymen hear her via 6hort wave . . . Joan Blaine was hostess last week to her "Valiant Lady” cast at a party in the cool Roof Gardens of New York’ s Hotel McAlpin . . . Paid for by fines imposed for late arrivals at rehearsals . . . Amos 'n' Andy turned in what proved to be a preview of the Louis-Schmeling fight on their program the night before the fight came off. Johnny Vander Meer, the Cincinnati Reds’ wonder pitcher, is a radio holdout . . . Values bis services for guest appearances at $1,00* and is offered $500 . . . Bob Trout, ace Columbia commentator, got his first trans-Atlantic fan call last week after describing Coney Island in a special broadcast to England . . . The Englishman wanted him to look up a friend at the resort . . . The Detroit Symphony orchestra is slated to return to the kilocycles September 11, with John Charles Thomas at the first guest artist . . . Wonder how put out artificial redheads are going to be when they discover that they will photograph a muddy blonde on the television screen? when Charlie McCarthy, a recent book reveals, was used by Edgar Ber gen as a horrible example of a bad boy back in his days on the Chau tauqua circuit and another dummy, Laura, as the well behaved child . . . Whatever became of Laura? Those "Vocal Varieties” have scored again, this time with their feature of the most popular songs of big stars . . . Their ideas are good as well as the music. Walter O'Keefe, master of the flip retort and hero of the stage, screen and radio, returns fror.i Hollywood to New York to finish his original “ Lend Me Your Ears,” a musical comedy . . . Bobby Dolan, O’Keefe’s former orchestra leader, is writing the music for the planned fall production . . . Marion Talley, former Met star, has launched the third year of her programs . . . Dolores Gillen, pretty net work actress, has set a new style for radio by appearing at the mike in culottes. Harold Peary, the "Public Hero No. One" actor recently set a new record for being someone else . . . In fifteen minutes he was eight different people —in the script , . . Not all of the top radio actors are going out of the country for their vacations, reports to the contrary . . . J ck Benny and Fibber Walter O'Keefe McGee are two who expect to spend most of theirs near home . . . John J. Anthony, conductor of the "Original Good Will Hour.” is one of radio’ s busiest men . . . Manages to speak before philanthropic groups average of three nights a week and last week hit a high with eight speeches. LONG DISTANCE RATES ? are lowest When the dawn flames in NO SERVICE CONNECTION CHARGE! If You Place Your Order In the Period, AUGUST 14 to AUGUST 31, Inclusive West Coast Tel. Co. Fre e T ra v e l NEW COUNTY JUDGE IS APPOINTED New Washington county Judge !s Mrs. Elizabeth Templeton of Hillsboro, widow of the • late County Judge Donald T . Temple ton. She was appointed last Fri day by Governor Charles H. Mai>^ tin. Mr? Templeton will serve a« « J H INFORMATION On last Friday evening a fir j which started presumably from a cigarette stub set the grats on fire close to Union Hall near the McKay school house at Whit- ford. Fortunately It was seen by the neighbors in time to put it out before any damage was dor.e. The fire jtumped across the Scholls road into the green timber but this w, », p ra'iy put )Ut. The Whitford Woman's club held their annual picnic in the grove back of the school house A potluck lunch was served ai one o’clock. Mrs. Arbogast and Mrs. Templeton conducted garnet' after lunch which were enjoyed very much. The next regular meeting of the club will be the first Wednesday in September. If You Have No Telephone, Now Is The Tim e!? the sky CIGARETTE STUB .STARTS BLAZE CLUB HOLDS AN- NUAL PICNIC WEI). i* A LL DAY SUNDAY TAINS SISTERS Tuesday evening. August 3th Mrs. Sam Olds entertained Mr. Olds’ sisters and a few addi tional friends at dinner in hon or of Mrs. Enmi& douches cf . Twin Falls, Idaho, who has been pending the summer in Port- lard visiting her nother. Those enjoying .Mrs. Olds» hospitality were t ie guest of honor Mr... (iouchek, Sarah Coiner, both of Twin Falls. Mrs. Julia O’Neill of Tillamook, Mrs. Arthur Myers, Miss Bess Archambeau and .Mr. and M rs.. Wallace Mason. The Jiiiphlie Flub mast With Mr and Mrs Guai Editimi, in Portland Saturday evening hon oring Miss Marian Cauihsrs who la leaving scion for college j In New York. Mr. and Mrs. W Faultiers will arrompan.» F, linn daughtei rust The group met ffir a »lx o'clock dinner fo l lowed by cards P L U M B IN G ;::: m LISTEN TO THIS DAIMINE CLUB HAS MEET SATURDAÏ I f you’re planning on going anywhere or shipping any thing, your Southern Pacific agent will gladly give you com plete in form ation on costs, accommodations and train schedules. N o obliga tion, just call on: In Detroit, h<-r family lM«v»‘d to a small town ill j Nebraska, where at fifteen she be gan to tea h school. Barn dances and husking bees took a little of her ‘ time, hilt she gave a lot of It to poetry. At twenty she had write the poem "A t Dawning” ami r*.id j It at a literary evening, where her | sweetheart took the hint. Tin vere j married and went to make a uonie ] in Homestead, Pa. There the young coup!»» met . Charles Wak<-field Cadman. F- u at I the beginning of his musical - r I He discovered the young at ¡nr' love lyric in an old notebook and | A r vr u Run rvwn. Nervous, Arhln* immediately s< t music to It. They or bv.oilrn Jol f t I)n you Oct Up NiffhU. or fP n''7 ir ' u Durnlnf I*a.v.u$?r■*, Frequent sold the song, hut it waft o u ix _ ‘ vc*«i I S ' I Headaches. Lc* Pains, Eackrtf he, Dizziness, before it became popular. She wrote Puffy Eyrlulfl, Lor.s cf Appetite and Energy? other numlieis including "From The I f ro . the true cau.e often may be germs In the body dor in* cold«, or by Land Of Tie- Sky Blue Water” . developed bad teeth or toniita that need removing "Shanewis", "I Hear A Thrush Al Tbcee Rrrmz m .> attack the delicate mem of your Kidney» or Bladdt r at d often Eve” , earned membership In the brane« cause mu« 1» trouble. 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U ; l .L c m .i »... • .-.¡.sti < TuHsi/ird Advertising Kates Per Word One Cent If Paid When Ordered (Minimum Price for first insertion, IS cents) Billing Charge Ten tents Subsequent Insertions, per word, Or»*- Cent EXA.MPIJ5— If t ]0-word clai med advertisement Is In «rted , It would cost 15c for one time, 26o for two times, 3fic for three times, « tc. If neressary to send out a statement, an additional charge of 10c will be made. FOR SALE !<»r .Sale -8 weeks old Chester White 'weanling pigs. K. K. Mc-< or mac k, mile south of Bea verton high school on Nielsen road. p-Sii WANTED Work Wanted Carpentry 62Vid per hour. Cement pouring, $1 per hour. Cabinet, chimney, odd jobs. Arthur A. Leavitt, One mile south of Bank. Rt. I Beaverton. Phone 1563 eve nings or before 8:00 a m. c-36-tf " e r t e il— T o rent or lease far .1 land with or without build lo r Sale -Four fresh cows. C, ings . Address Earl Bonns.t. Topich. Rt. 1, Box 74. Bea- 5933 N. E. Rodney fit . 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