FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
The Beaverton Review
1«, 1931
FOR SALE
POtR SALK:
BED, DAVBNO
•nd chair, 3-pieoe be,) room
set, also rood family cow.
B.
F. Harper. 6th house west
Witchazel school on old Hillsboro
road-
FOR SALE:
NEW ZEALAND
white does, also bred does. In­
quire at Comercial Hotel-
FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE
for what have you—combina­
tion gas and wood range.
In­
quire at Commercial Hotel. Beav'
erton.
«Op
FOR SALE: COW COMING fresh
.last of August. 1 4 miles north
of Huber. Walter Zurcher.
FOR SALE:
PONY CART- In­
quire of I. E. Anderson, Bos
759, R. 1- Beaverton.
FOR SALE:—TWO TOY RED
Cocker Spaniels. 5 months old,
male and female.
Inquire at
Spencer Shop- Beaverton. Ore.
GOOD OLD GROWTH WOOD, per
cord, 4 ft- 15.00; for ’6 in.,
15.75.
Phone 7004, Beaverton
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: FIVE ROOM MOD-
ern residence, 2 miles west of
Beaverton off Tarmington road
on Oak. Has 1,000 hen capacity
modern equipped chicken house.
.Mrs. M. Manning. Box 671, Beav-
ton.
41c
Miscellaneous
FOUND: BUNCH OF KEYS IN
case, near old airport.
Owner
can have same by paying for this
advertisement.
County Fair Winners
At the Washington county fair
at Hillsboro last week, the to!,
lowing from this community were
among the prize winners: Best
pen young Rhode Island Reds,
Hart Hatchery.
Best half bushel Jenkin s dub
wheat, John Walters.
Second on half bushel Gray
winter oau, J. M Davidson.
Second best 12 ears pop corn,
C. 'B. Tresham.
Second be*) 6 stalks silage corn,
Frank Kasmalski-
Best 40 lbs. oval or rural type
late potatoes, Bert Rowell.
Potato sweepstakes, Bert Row.
ell.
Table squash. Frank Kasmal.
ski, second.
Pumpkins for table
Frank
Kasmalski, second.
In the Grange exhibits Aloha
was fourth and Scholls 6th.
In the Farmers Union exhibits
West Union was sixth and Cedar
Mills eighth.
In the domestic science de­
partment, Mrs. Henry Hagg and
Marion Hagg won first an,) sec­
ond for white rolls.
Muffins. Gertrude Bailey, firr.-
and Marion Hagg. second. ,
Sponge and Sunshine cake,
Mrs. David U.ren*. fi »t Mrs.
Earl Nault. second
In the domestic art depar:-
ment. Mrs. Irene Stevens won
*>rst for centerpiece crochet trim.
1®air embroidered pillow slip,,
J. MatShiesen- second.
STUDIO BAFBER SBOP
FrwUt Moore, Proprietor
HAIRCUT
(Children Under 13)
UNION SHOP
FARM I’lRCHAHl I'KOt.KVH
Mr. and Mr*. Karl Hauck oi I turtle
Elmer Blip* has installed a
i
l> I,A.YE AMI* JIUK.NO.N ( 0.
new heating system In his liv. Portlaud were Sunday afternoon
Uryau Walker of the aveoitd
au,| dinuvr guests In the M < grau who wua ill ami
ing quartern
Official notification from Sec­
ubaetil
McKercher home.
last week Ira* returned to school retary Wallace approving aeler.
Dr. aud Mrs. Welch went on
i l o t i of lutuc and Jackson coun­
A new member of the -cc-'ii-1
a (tstnug trip to Kulutua. Wash
Mathew Jatue* Lee. formerly
ty** for extension of the teuuui
grade Is Claire Newcorer, w hi
Sunday.
fumi purchase program und up
of Route l, Beaverton. has on
come* from laika Grove.
pomi I ri g county tciiunt commit
listed In the United States arm)
Tum Graf and Aletha I In leu
Miss Helen Shively speut Sun und has been assigned to the 7th
The flrat grad* la busy learn, tees of three resident farmers
wore Hillsboro visitors Tuesd«>
day at Tlurherline laalge with infautry at Vancouver.
lug Mother Goose rhymes. They for local administration
under
friends.
i
ly
Bankhead.
Joue*
tenunl
act,
have
a
very
attractive
«el
'-f
iMia» Vlvitii Peels imuW a
books coutaiulug the rhyme« and wua received today by Waller A.
»hört visit houie thi» week. Sh*
Mr. und Mrs. Dewey Dror­
Mrs. Verna Huntley of Tacoma,
Duffy, regional dlr*clor_
Farm
is employed in Hlllaboro.
baugh attended the wedding of hcuiKirul picture«.
Security
Administrai ion.
Port­
Wash. Is a guest of Mis Elmer
Mr Drorbaugh’s niece. Mias llet
The third grude goes in foi
land.
Mv and Mrs. Hujth Johnson Stipe
ly Jane Singleton to Mr. Jurnea good attendance. Every member
Flank II. Ilarlow, Route 2,
ha»e reWfd the apattment over
Carson, brother of -Mayor Cat of the class has been preseul
•Mr. and Mrs. G .L Puce uud
(he Kiwanis club.
son.
In
Portland
Wednesday every ay go far. The third grade Eugene. m«uil»er of the «tule nd
family were Oregon City visit,
night.
has made a very u'.tracttve post, viaory committee, la chalrmuu of
tha
lame
roomy
committer
P. H. Katry of the 5, 10 an 1 ors Sunday
I er of full fruits
which
they
Serving with him are Hun» Niel
i 15c store was a business visit-1
Mias Louise Whlt’.m-k u Bet- j have on dlspluy In their room.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens attend,
son- Crow Stage Route, Eugene,
or in Dallas Wednesday.
ed Rebekah lodge
at
Dayton verton high schottl teacher la it
STRAYED:
SIX WEEKS OLD
Miss Wlrth in the fourth grad and Alle« P. Wheeler Goshen
year, visited with friends In lieu is teaching color sequence am
rad pig in region southwest
Dewey Dorohaugh and Charlie Frldhy evening.
A S. V. Carpenter, Medford,
verton the first of th* week as a result 4th grade bus a bor. chairman of the aiate udvisory
of tawn. Notify me, phone 2051. Davies spent the week end fish -1
C. H. Mayfield has again se­ On Monday she was a luncheon der of heuutlful autumn leave* roinitii1t«*e was also named i-hult.
Beaverton, or call Review office. ing at the coast.
cured employment with the l’ EP guest of Mr*. 1-eonard Adams rut frutii t'>ua! puper.
man of the Jackson county com ­
Mis« Whltlortt will he employed
W A N TED
mittee
Other members are Ot
1 H. L Hulett and son, Russel, company at Hillsboro.
A study of national purka is
In the Corvallis high s c h o o l this
WANT TO RENT A SMALL attended the state fair at Salem i
to Bohnert and Victor Unreell,
engrossing
fifth
grade
students
Mias Tillie Kelly of Aloha Is year
house m Beaverton.
f .
r
To make their study more In both of NPedford
assisting in
the
Mary
Ellen
Mitrai. Box 63, Beaverton.
lame and
Jackson
counHra
terestlng they have a group oi
M. J Driscoll of Portland wh. Beauty Nook.
Mr and Mrs Jay Gibson and
were recommended to Secretary
Indian
pictures
on
their
bulletin
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL WOULD formerly lived in B'eaverton. cal.
family left Saturday for Pull
Wallgre by the State Security
like to fin,) a place to work led on friends Tuesday.
man Wash., where Jay, Jr., en­ board
advisory committee July 22. be­
for room and board while at. 1
Seventh grade hoys and girls
.Miss Eilene Wolf of the Flor. tered upon his second year at
ing selected on the basis of farm
tending Beaverton high school
Miss Rosalie Hines, a niece of ence Beauty shop was a dinner Washington State college.
hobby collection* population, prevalence of tenaev,
The ate bringing
Anyone interested call Beaverton Mrs. Horse!), is attending high guest of Mrs. Sarah Ross Tues­ Gibsons went on to Moscow. Id­ to school.
Among the collet- availability of giaal land nnd Oth
high school 5503 and ask fot school in Beaverton this year.
stamps,
coins
and er pertinent factors.
aho. for a visit with friends und Ilona are
day evening.
Alice Kirk.
relullves. und also attended to mutch rovers.
"An allotment of 192,915 I-
Mi- and Mrs. P. H. Burry and
They return­
Willard Gerber, who was em­ business matters.
Students new to this school available fot the fiscal vear en I
WANT SUBSCRIPTION SOLIC. sons were supper guests of Mr.
ployed by Elmer Stipe's garage, ed h-TInc Wednesday evening
who ure registered in the sev. Ing July 1 1939 to make loans
itors for
Beaverton Review.
and Mrs. I. E. Anderson Sunday ia now in the employ of the
cut h
grade
Include.
Chaile* 1« qualified tenant farmer real,
Libera! commission paid.
High evening.
Beaverton Auto Service as sales,
Mr. and Mrs. John Felsher of Weythman
from
hellfountain. dents In the two eoonlle* for
school bov or girl can make good
man.
Myrtle Point. Oregon, are visit­ Jaunlta Keehaugh
Alsca. Dick purchnse of diversified
money-
Inquire at Review of.
fattili» •
Mr. und Mrs. C. Koenig of
ing this week with their nephew Lindsay, Portland
fice.
and
Arlitu- sized farm».’’ said Duffy. “ Tho
Portland visited with the Ed.,
Mr. und Mrs. Glenn Starhard Frc,) Felsher. and family. John
function of the i-ounty commit
Wolf from Cm i per M minium
formerly Felsher Is u Spanish war veter.
Work Wailed—Carpentry 12 4 4 wards' in the Beaverton Bakery and -iaughttr Arietta
tee will lie to examine unnltca
Students
in
the
sixth
gradi'
of -Bonny Slope have moved In­ an. und Is here to attend the
per hour. Cement pouring, $1 Tuesay
tom*, apralae farm* applicant*
are
supplementing
their
study
to one of the tafond apartments «nth IT. S. 8. War Veterans Con­
per hour. Cabinet.
chimney,
of Europe with newspaper pic­ propose to buy nnd recommend
Th* Beaverton Auto Service
odd Jobs. Arthur A. Leavitt,
vention
lie was a sailor on the
tures
and cllppitiga und Monday aplicante who have the charn­
Mr. and Mrs. V. L Larson Battleship Oregon, and he took
One mile south of Bank. Rt. had a very attractive sign paint, t
morning
one member
of
the ier. sbllitv nnd exnerlenee deem­
1 Beaverton. Phone 155S eve­ ed which graces the front o ; 1 ar.d children of Portland were part in the service* attending
ed necessary for successful farm
this popular garage.
dinner guests Wednesday even­ the removal of that famous old class brought a radio so tha Inr "
nings or before 8:00 a m.
they
might
listen
to
a
foreign
ing of Mrs Sarah Ross.
c-M-tf
battleship.
Applications
from
oegllf'cd
broadcast.
The Willamette Valelv Veter­
tenants In the counties e-itred
WANTED: REPRESENTATIVE to inary Medical Association met et
The Grade School Fire Squad will he Iwkeo hv the Con«i >'
Dewey Drorbaugh and Charlit
On Saturday. September third,
Dr.
S. Dawes spent the week nd fish
look after our magazine sub. Gresham Wednesday.
has
hern organized and la ready Farm Securltv siinervlaor» w *>«
the now son of Mr. and Mrs.
scription interests in Beaverton Sorensen attended the meeting. Pek and Grand Cooley dams.
to begin work.
The squad is will serve as executive *ec-e-
Thomas
Rennie
on
Canyon
Road,
and vicinity. Our plan enables
composed
of
fourteen
upper tarie* to the local committee
was baptised Kenneth Thomas
you to secure a good part of the
léonard Adams spent Senda.,
grade boys whose duty It Is !■
Douglas Gripp. (he three year
Ttie Icnnnl nurch«**- orner-’
hundreds of dollars spent in this fishing for salmon n the Colum­ old son of Mr und Mts. Douglas at St. Cecelia* by Rev. Oeorgt help with fire drills, keep the
I»
nart of the Farm Recurltv *-t
The god. parents were
vicinity each fall and winter for bia river at the mouth of the Gripp. cut his right hand very O'Keefe.
I school ground tidy and to be minbtratlon's nstlonnl nitnrk co
Mr and Mr*. William Bulletsett
magazines.
Oldest Agenc in U. Kalatna.
severely on some glass the first
; generally helpful around school crowing farm tenaer and nr-b-
S.
Guaranteed lowest rates on
of Portland
After the christen,
of the week.
The personnel of the fire squad lern« of the low Income farmer
all periodicals, domestic and for.
The new features on the Ply.
ing a party was given at the is as follows:
Ha*il Walters j
eign. Instructions and equipment months for 1939 are outstanding
I«ter both fam­
Raymond Wilson was able 1° Renies home.
Chief;
Billy
Swain,
Captain.
free. Start a growing and per. See one on display at Johnston's
be brought home from the hos. ilies let ft for the week.end hol­ John
Frank.
t'uplnln;
Monte
The price of The Re­
manent business in whole or Garage.
iday at the beach.
pital
Wednesday.
His
friends
Meyer*.
Glen
Mortiniore,
Nor
spare time. Especially adaptable
will be please,) to see him at his
man Bishop
llruce Wlghlmun view will save you man '
for Shut-ins.
Address MOORE.
Mrs- Gara Gilchrist of Great
Robert Oustln,
Henry
Jones. j
GRADE HUH 001. NEWS
COTTRELL, Inc-, Wayland Road. Falls, Mont., and Mrs. W. M. old stand again.
CrandM! Peck, Merwyn Boge,
North Cohocton, N. Y.
Grade
nchool
students
are
now
dollars during the year
Young of Portland visited Tues.
Johnston’s Garage have
re­
new Carroll Parott. Harvey Ilernnsh.
day all day »a the home of their ceived one of the new 1939 P'y. well established In their
Robert
Myers
Crochet trimmed dresser set, cousin, Mrs. W. C- McKell.
quarters, and have settled down
mouths and you are Invited to
J. Mathiesen, second.
for a long winter of work un<(
come in and inspect this beau­ play.
Velvet, silk or satin sofa pil.
,
Patronize
Beaverton
The Beaverton Auto Service
low_ Edith Walters first, Mr— installed an illuminated clock in tiful oar.
Under the direction of Mi Review Advertisers.
Minnie Wardle, second.
the front of their building which
Mrs. Ruth laingfellow-, home Hullig some soft ball teams are
Applique sofa pillows, Mrs. M. will enable anyone to tell the
(
economist
for the Portland Gen- being organized und a marble
Kapepl. second.
time in the dark.
, era!
Electric
Company
from tournament 1* in progress.
Cotton pieced quilts- Edna M
Hillsboro.
was
a
business
caller
Johnson, first.
,
In the second grade there D
The First Security Bank build­
Fancy quilted quilts, Mrs. J. ing has been newly decorated in Beaverton Monday.
u Health Castle which ha« a Try The New Upward Trend ^
in Huir Style* given la th.-
Bush first.
door for each child in the room
and the entire building is much
The mnny friends of Mr*. C. If a second grader has done his M A HV El.LEX BEAUTY NOOK
Best display of five quilts Mrs. improved. O. W. Sylvester aad
E. Hedge will l‘<- pleased to health ebbre* he may open hi
Plume 6303
J. Bush second.
George Blasser were the work­
know that her condition Is much
A
rrow
From Postoffice.
In The Floral competition. Mrs. men.
door.
Otherwise It stays shut
, improved, but It seem* advisable
C. R. Merrill had second best 6
Second grade also has a
pc'
that she remain in the hospital
Zinnias in rase.
Mrs. Koebler of the Mary El­
Best collection
of Gladioli, len 'Beauty Nook, returned home for a while longer
\’uaauua¿smiauian¿uaai¿
Walter Mathiesen first, and Mrs Sunday from a two weeks' va­
Mt. and Mrs. E G. Mitchell
C. E. Downer second.
cation trip to Glacier and Ranler
Best individual collection oi Parks, Saco. Mont, and at Fort spent Sunday «t Hoffman Look-
Buxton-Vernonia
high
miscellaneous fall flowers- Mrs. Peck and Grand Cooley bands. I out on
|
wav
Thl»
is
a
wonderful
look-
Robert M. Stewart.
i out and they enjoyed the sights
4-H club scholarships were
Miss Opal Burkhart spent a
awarded. The scholarships entit. few day* with her mother, Mrs. 1 very much.
le the member to two weeks at Walter Savage, the first of the
Mrs. Theo. Hetu had a groui
summer school at Corvallis in week. Mr- and Mrs. Savage are
1939, and the awards were made moving this week end to Cooper of friends for luncheon on Tues
day. Among them wer«. Mrs. C
to «.H club members making Mountain.
Welch. Mis* Mae
Dove_ ’ Mrs
outstanding exhibits at the fair,
Ina Hunt, Mrs. Jack Baker, Mrs.
and were given by different busi.
The 1939 Plymouth is the last
J. Dope and Mrs. Hoak.
ness men of the county.
Th
word In beauty and mechanical
First Security Bank of Beaverton
Postmaster Mrs- Neta Daly and
awarded their
scholarship
to perfection. We have one on the
Molly Bergin of Beaverton on floor and would he pleased to husband D. F. Daly left Wednes­
her clothing V exhibit "Winter demonstrate to anyone interest, day morning on a vacation trip.
ed.
Johnston’s Garage.
Their first stop wag to attend
School Wool Suit."
! the postmasters’ convention at
The editor received a letter St. Paul, Minn., then on east for
from the l* J. Hughson family a visit with relatives.
this week- They are settled in
Guido Georgl and Mario Lou
their new home and report won.
derfti! weather. Their son, Har­ bardi of San Francisco, who had
vey had been keeping them sup. been broadcasting the horse rec-
plied with bass. He caught 20 es at the Sales fair, were Sun.
breakfast
guest;
pounds of hass one ja y on the day morning
in the home of their friends, Mr.
lake near Roekaway.
and Mr*. Mike Pienovi.
New Hair Styles
has a lot of advertising space to sell
Mr. and Mr*. Wilson of Klam-
Pall*, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Fisher from Spokane, and Fred
Fisher from Anaconda.
Mont.,
spent Tuesdav and Wednes. eve­
nings with their old comrad, W.
C. McKell. The men are all U.
|S Spanish war veterans
and
were all from Co. L of the 1st
I Nebraska. The visitors were at­
tending the annual encampment
at Portland.
\ math
Plate Specialist
Beaverton
W A T E R HEATERS
Crescent Automatic
¿as "ater heaters, made
by Ruud Co., installed
inyour home as low as
$5.31 per mo. for 12
months.
D E W E Y , The Plumber
Phone 7702
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D r. T . Hetu
Phone 2 3 2 5
Check the Want
Ads first whether
you plan to sell,
buy, rent or trade
you’ll find it prof­
itable to use the
Want Ads.
Westco
Electric Pumps
NEW YORK - Dana Jenny,
wearing a large Aqualon yellow
atraw hat deiigned by Lily Dache
and injpired by the Mine* and
Metallurgy Building at the New
York World s Fair 1939. On the
crown are replicas of the gargoylea
from the building.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaimie Hudson
spent Sunday with their parents
Dr. and Mrs, Theo Hetu. Also
Theo. Hetu brought two of hi*
shipmate* home to »pend thf
week end. On Sunday they made
the Mt. Hood loop.
Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Kepler and daughter Lit
cill«, were guest# of Mr. and Mrs
Jim Hazel and family In theii
new home.
The occasion wa*
to properly observe the birthday
day annive’-mary of Mrs. Kepler
which occured that day.
The Townsend Youth’* Asso-
Solve Your Pumping Problem. r rat Ion will hold a round tabio
Only One Moving Part.
discussion at the music room at
I>es« Power—Greater
Capacity Shattuck school. Following this
Let u* estimate your require­ meeting « party will be given
next Friday in the Gerald Kep­
ment«.
ler home at Portland. We wish
RICHEY HIM), and FI H. ( 0. to have any young people of Bea­
verton who desire to do so join
Phone 7751
Beaverton
us.
Lucille Kepler, Pres.
to Beaverton merchants who desire to
increase their business.
Goes to More Homes in the Beaverton
territory than any other paper in the
world.