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ELECTRIC SERVICE WITH SAFETY
SEND
Care of Electrical Appliances.
Richard Scott
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KUctrle h e a tlu g
pads are very help
ful appliance*, and
can be used with
safety If a few rblea
are observed. Some
pads have safety
ru le s permanently
attached to them
and careful atten
tion should be given
to th *a « s u g g e s
tion* bo that tire
and a c c id e n t has-
ardt may be avoid
ed.
To assure a long
life fo r heat tug
pads, avoid ao tar
a t p r a c t ic a b le ,
•harp folds. Pads Parsnts shewld Inspsct electrical toy* fer Insulation
weaknesses.
should not be pulled
from place to place
by means of the supply cord leal the When it Is necessary to wash ap
wire connections be brokeu. Do uot pliances, make sure that they are
hang the pad ou a hook In a closet disconnected from the circuit, and
by means of the cord. Keep the orig take care to keep the aiectrtcal
inal container to protect the pad part* dry
Electrical toy*, tike all other elec
when It la not In use. The practice
of sticking safety plus through a pad trical devices, are safe If they am
to hold it lu place should be avoided well made and kept In good condi
because pins are likely to make con tion but It la evident that the same
tact with the heating element. This careful treatment must be exercised
would make the pin “alive” which with these devices Intended for cuu
might constitute a shock hmard. It nection to the house circuit as with
la Important to ace that fabric cov the regular household appliances.
ered pads are always kept dry. In Talents should subject electrical
fants. Invalids or sleeping persons toys to a careful Inspection from
using heating pads should be at time to time to see that they are
lu good order. Attention should be
tended
The precaution regarding keeping »:!v i i to the condition of the . .'id*
heating pads dry applies to all ap particularly If these are of a sub
pliances so far as the heating ele standard variety and do not carry
ment* are concerned. When the the Underwriter*' label.
electrical Insulation of an appliance
There ts one precaution to be ob
becomes wet. Its effectiveness ts served In lighting Christmas trees
greatly reduced because water ts a with electric lamps. If the molded
conductor of electricity. It Is evi Insulating material, of which th*
dent that appliances should uot be small lamp sockets are made, does
Immersed in water an that their not extend far enough beyond the
electrical parts become soaked. end of the metal screw-shells, the
TO THE
Legislature
THE MEN
WHO MAKE
OCR I.AWH
SHOULD
Ilf
Fairminded
NOT IN POIJTIC8
.AS A BUSINESS
Honest
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
TOR SALE:
MAYTAO KLBUT-
rooms
clean ,
ric Washer, Smooth Top Ga. f u r n i s h e d
airy rooms. Second and Stott
Kan^e, oven control
and wooo
S. O. Ed
burner, Fur Coat,
and
othei Streets. Nice Yard.
articles. Phone 6505, Corner An- wards,,, Beaverton,
gel and 4th
NOTI' SUSCHPTlBIJî
TO BRIBES
FARMER AND TAXPAYER
AT SHERWOOD TOR
20 YEARS.
WANTED
PIGS TOR s a l e
F. H. OOYT,
(H B € K
Phone 4051 Beaverton,
45-3 WANTED: A LADY TOR QEN-
eral housework, and go honii
Inquire at The Bea
TOR SALE: WOOD, ANY length at night.
for any stove or furnace. A. verton "Food Store.
E. Hanson.
Phone 4604.
R.
1,
46-tf i PLASTERING AND BRICK Work
W. E Warner. Beaverton, Ore
TOR SALE: 20 cords old growth gon, phone 2703.
16 inch wood 55. a cord. W.
W. Jaqutth near Scholls. Pb me Work Wanted— Carpentry I2H6
per hour. Cement pouring, $1
1415.
per hour. Cabinet,
chimney,
odd Jobs. Arthur A. Leavitt
McCONNON PRI DUCTS . . DE-
One mile south of Bank. Rt.
pendable since
1889,
locally
1 Beaverton. Phone 1553 eve
sold by R. E. Knight, Box 321,
nings or before 8:00 a m.
R. 1, Beaverton. Phone Beaver,
c-S5-tf
ton 2061 for flavoring spices
toilet articles and remedies.
IT
BEFORE
KLKITIO.N
Beaverton.
OOOD OLD GROWTH WOOD, per
The price 0 1 The Re
cord. 4 f t .
$6.00; for
16 In.,; .
$6.75.
Phone 7004, Beaverton V i e w Will s a v e y O U I l i a n '
dollars during
the 3 year
6
c
FOR SALE: MILLWOOD AND
Saw Duet. Wilson Fuel Yard.
Box 280. R l, Beaverton, phone
Beaverton 4902.
i . HAZELDALE NEWS
By Hr» J. 1mlah
Simon Foresburg. dean o f the
j Multnomah
school
of
Bible,
\ Portland.
conducted
Sunday
I school in the absence o f Ray M c-
I Minn, w ho is in Olympia. Wash
| ington, on a business trip.
At-
| tendance was 46.
Free Travel
INFORMATION
I f you’re planning on going
anywhere or shipping any
thing, your Southern Pacific
agent will gladly give you
com plete inform ation on
costs, accommodations and
train schedules. N o obliga
tion, just call on :
Barbara Im!ah
was
honored
Sunday afternoon with a party
on her 11th birthday.
Present
j were. Patsy Hell. LeRae
Kin-
chelloe.
Hilda
Leopold.
Sybil
I Taylor,
Mildred
Broad.
Doris
I Johnson and Aneta Salee
Lorna Mae Carey, Elolse. Es-
fella and Bernice Imlah sang in
l the Junior choir for the Wash-
ington county Christian Endeav-
! or convention at Congregationa
j oborch at Beaverton Sunday
j night.
CITY TICKET OFFICE
S.W. 6th and Yamhill
A 1 water 8181
J. A. 0RMA.YDÏ, CLPJL
Portland, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. John Imlah en
tertained with a party Saturday
night honoring their
daughter
Eloi-re on her birthday.
Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Downing
a n j son
Donald,
Mrs.
Floyd
, Price, June Lambert. Betty Kan'f-
man, Harold
Schell.
Katherine
B. T. YER9HUM
and Bud Nault, Herbert Schmidt
Janet Spencer. Melvin Smith. E s-
Wood Sawing
I tella. Eloise and Bernice Imlah
Phone 3803
EL 1, Box 193
j and Tony Leonetti.
Beaverton, Oregon
Mrs. Eva Bagnell of Hillsboro
will bold a sewing class in the
basement of the sdhool
house
Friday afternoon beginning at 1
oVlock.
These classes are free
| to everyone over 16 years of age
OPTOMETRY
who will bring their own sewing
Glass«*, Fitted or Repaired
! new goods or c l°*bes needing re-
Oar Specialty
| modeling.
DR. A. E. WILSON
1$ L Rogers has built a new
I addition to his house
Southern Pacific
■OtryGR A Y
NOTARY PUBLIC*
INSURANCE IN BIST COMPANIES
Have you checked your fir’
lnsurance recently? Are you fully
protected in case of fire?
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Beaverton Barber Shop
C. J. STBVEN8, PROPRIETOR
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
V A /H F M 1"“ Are
NEURITIS
Announcing
Bearaiion, Oregon
the Opening of our New
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
Modern Display
Room.
Are Thirsty
Frank Moore, Proprietor
HAIRCUT U *
(Children Under 12)
ONION SHOP
Dr. T. Hetu
Plate Specialisf
Phone 2 3 2 5
Beaverton
The Public is invited to call
and inspect our newly reno
vated quarters and see our
line of modern plumbing
material.
Noyes Plumbing
First and Watson Sts.
Competent
TO
UNDERSTAND
LAWS AND MEN.
Air«. Kdua Ridgeway received
word front hcr son. Orvillo, ni
Et Ucrrilo, Ualif.. thut h<‘ b ld
beau taken to a liospital for au
opéra tion for apendlcltts.
Ivan Koeber returned Saturd*)
R. J. Ekoff and Dr. Hetu spent front Spokane, whcre hls orches
Sunday fisSnug at Hock Creek.
tra closed an engagement ut The
Gardons, a popular dancing cen
Howard Johnston was a guest ter.
He was Jbtlled with
Yog
I, » dinner Sunday to help Lloyo Yorgenson. who was
original!}'
Johnson celebrate his birthday. witit the Al Pierre gang.
•craw shell* themsulves or the
melai liases of tile lamps may I),
exposed. If metallic tinsel or othei
metallic decorations come Into roll
tact with these exposed "live" part*
of two sockets at the same lime, a
short clriult may result This kind
of an accident cannot happen with
a lighting set having sockets prop
erly designed. Before buying a
Christina* tree set, screw u lump
Into une socket mid observe whether
hanging tinsel could make contact
with live parts of the socket or lamp.
If metal reflector* nra turd tee that
the metal toll of th* reflectors I*
well Insulated from the metal of
the socket and lamp base.
Electric lampa for Christmas trees
liava largely allmlualrd a very seri
ous dre hasard, that of decorating
trees with lighted candles. For Ibis
reason their use should bn encour
aged.
ir C h r l s t m s s t rs s l a m p i do nat S I arali
In aockala N IS IJ I ba po a n b i a to r U n t a i
ar at h ar m a l t i da c or at ia na te m a k i c , n .
Francis llolboke attended th«
Mrs. Margaret Taylor o f Port
U c t b a lw a a n l « t aeckala t n 4 « a u l a a
wrestling match at Libor Tempi land, formerly o f Beaverton, wa.
ahert c i r c u i i .
Monday evening. ,
a guest of Mary Elleu Koebci
Thursday night, atijj Mrs, Lylas Aloha Assembly Of God Cburcu
eujoy live old time Gospel meet
Morning Sermou at II a. m,
Miss Florence W »tighter a higl Bartlett of Portland stopped ntci
F lluntiry, Pastor
Ing» All who wish to hear th<
Subject "Following the Mauler'
£ ¿ 100 ) instructor
had
her tw« with her Friday night.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
serniou Sunday morning Nov.6
sisters from Hermiston. Ore.. n>
Unified
Endeavor
meeting a
Devotional Service— 11:00 a .m .
and to witness (he new order ol
guests over the week end.
6:45, groups for a!l ages.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. (W ield
Young People— 6:30 p .m .
services are urged to be pre.
and daughter called on Mr. ani
At 7:46 (he Kvauge|t->llo services
Evangelistic
S
*
rv
lce
-7
:4
5
p
.m
.
sent at 9:46 a!l services will In
Donald Steele, v.n o? Mr ind Mrs. H_ G. Parr ai Camas, Wash.
sermon subject,
“ Behold th*
dismissed al 11:30 a» near a>
Mrs. Bruce Steele n.n! the mis Sunday.
The
Parrs
recently
Lim
b
of
God".
Special
s<ing>
we tain do so. We invite you b
fortune to fall and break hi? moved into their
new
$10.0df
S t. O r l i l a ' * U h a rc h
and a stirring song service al
come and visit with um , thla t
collar bone.
home,
Hev. Q. L. O'Ktefe, Pattar
all these service«, come am
new and interesting.
Mrs. L L Myers entertained
The Social Club of the O. E. 8 W-
Sunday services— 00 and 10:00
Mrs. Cal lie Hughson and Mrs. R will meet at tiie hall Friday witl
L Johnston to a farewell lunch a dessert luncheon
Plana foi a ni
eon last Friday in honor of Mrs the buzaar will be discussed am
Hugh son.
a business Hireling will lie held ifel
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I ! Ilethel Congregational 1’ lmrrh |
S.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Timroei
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Bel! and |llarper R. Bum*, Acting Min, |
who have been living in Portlan o family moved into the residence fiB
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moved
back
to their country of Mrs. Callie Hughson the Iasi
Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
home \ miles sooth o f Beaver of the week, a n j Mrs. Hughson
Classes for all ages.
ton last week.
has moved to McMinnville.
Mr R. C. Doty. Superintendent.
Get your ¿ a U ^ r e ’en Novelties |
«• * * ? » " * * " of ,h<“ R<*a "
Morning Worship at 11 a. in.
at Brown’s Pharmacy B eaverton| '« « o n Food ^Store.
Music by adult
ch oir-W . I,
Mrs. Sarah
Ross
entertained t ody. Director.
Gaylord Wilson has returnee
Sermon Subject, "Spiritual les*
Mr. and Mrs. W \V. Troup ant
home and is through for the sea
son* from a Fading I*eaf”
contro
'«a',8*>ter-
F
X
hor.
a
n
j
Fred
Turn
son with his blister ruet
Note: Special
recognition Ii
?tead o f Aloha for dinner finn
work in the forests near Med day. Afternoon callers were Mr the one bringing the most beaut
fl>rd
and Mrs
Victor I-arson and chll
But cluster of leaves for display
dren from Portland and Mr. am
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m
Harvest Dinner and sale of fan
and
children
oi Pa.^t Convention service YVnin,:
cy work at the Congregationa Mrs. Wagner
People be present
Church Friday evening, Nov 4th Portland
Evening Worship al 7:30 p. m
Colored Motion pictures and Ly
Willard
Gerber
and
E.
Marsh
Subject,
"i ouden s Pictured Tra
ceum entertainer. Dinner 50 Cts
tried «heir !uok
hunting T ues. i velogue of Alaska",
Mrs. Ronald
DaMont was ii day near Prineville. F ra .k Moor, Note: Mr. Couden lived in Al
M. M. H 'ckox
also went **ka an<1 ‘ raveled extensively ov.
the first o f the week with an at and
t'he territory and from hls collec.
taric
of appendicitis.
hut ha? hunting without any iuck
Ieonard
Ada ur
nr-d Dewey ilion o f several
thousand pir-
recovered at this writing.
Drorbaugli had a yearning to g< lures,
he
has selected for th*
The Rebekah Club
will bolt fishing Tuesday nut fa 1:^ to go' Travelogue those that best Icl
the story of Alaska.
their next meeting on Thursday any fish.
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Principals and student bodiei
Nov. 3rd at the home o f Mrs. W
The
Noyes
Plumbing
Shop
huv<
of
schools, pastors and oongre-
E. Warner.
remodeled their
building Into .- , a llo t» of Churches, member* o
Beaverton Rebekah Luige sur modern iip -to -d a le display r»>ou 1 service
clubs
and others whi
prised the I. O. O. F. members that is a credit to any city. They have seen and enjoyed the Trav
The W orld’s Poultry Congress which meets every third year conies
Monday evening by serving their have installed a new style gas elogue, say that 11 is one of thf to Cleveland, Ohio, July 28 to August 7, 1939. Thi* is the first meeting
refreshments,
following
their heater for their room that is very best features they have ever had ever held in the United States and probably those active in the poultry
on their program. A very cordia industry will all be gone before it comes back again. About 60 nations
neat.
u-ually participate in the Congress. Every operation in the industry
invitation to al! our services.
The Washington County Thre<
from ne*t to table will be shown. Every known breed of fowl will be on
Links Association met at Banks
Hugh Lewis and Albert Hanson
ili*|>lay. Scientivts front all parts of the world will participate. Over 20
Ore..
last Friday evening. Th<
CHBISTIAH CHURCH
acre* under roof will be utilized to hou-e the exhibits. The building upper
joined
George Harms
and Jin
next quarterly meeting will b<
I,-ft in (he above picture is thr Hall of Youth for the junior activities. Also
A Hom e-like Church
Wiley o f H llhboro on a hunting
held at Gaston.
i* shown the Cleveland Public Auditorium, exterior ay] interior, where
K. E. Coulter, Pastor
trip to Harney and Grnnl county |
litany meetings will be held and where part of the exhibit will be housed
from Saturday night until Wed
I he two visitors shown are a Polish fowl and a Japanese long tailed
James H eidein
o f Portlam nesday. They returned
with i Bible School at 9:45 a. m. class
chicken. A membership costing only $1.00 entitles the visitor to attend
assisted
in the
Studio Bhrbei deer.
es for all ages, tinder exper eleven «lays uf this Congress. These memberships limit be bought in
Shop Tuesday.
ienced teachers.
advance.
Dr_ and Mrs. Kofu»s from New
Elmer 9tipe left Tuesday fot Jersey were guests of their old
eastern Oregon,
He will m eet, time friends. Mr. and
Mrs. W
his brother, Art, at Bend, for a T, Stratton !ai*t Thursday. Mrs
hunting trip
Slralton invitied friends
from
Portland lo join
them
at th«
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Barry and Swddinh
reslivurant, Srnorkus-*
sons went
lo
Dallas
Sunday burg, where they enjoyed a nios
where they were all day guests wonderful dinner.
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cochran.
World’s Poultry Congress Comes
to the U.
A. for the First Time
"Two years ago I was bedfast
I with arthritis. I had almost giv-
en up hopes of ever walking a-
gain when someone recommend
ed Casey's Compound. After tak
|1ng seven bottles I was enlirelv
well. I cannot recommend it lo<
highly.“ — a i r s ,
m ota
p ie r u e
12066 N. W. Thurman St., Port-
'.and, Ore. Casey’s Compound to
Mrs. Doy Gray is expected tc
sale by Dean’s Drug Store and
come home the last of the week
Brown's Pharmacy.
from San Francisco where rh<
has been visiting her son Myron
and daughter Crete for the pa:d
ten dayS'
TRY the “ U and F
▼▼ I i l - . l l To*
^ 4ÆpiyVEw4
OF ANY KIND
ABIJO
T h i s Is « n s ef s ssrlss ut sitici** prspsrad by ths Intsr.
e s t u i m i Atswelaiisu el ■ i * , t r l , « i h,,p*. t - i * tu sncuur-
•g* safety In ths uss uf slsstrlully In hums!.
Mr. and Mrs.
F. C.
who have lived on the
place «ruth of Beaverton
past three years, recently
(he place adjoining the
place, and are building
home.
Your Advertisement in The
Klippel
Timmei
for th<
bought
Timmei
a new
Bob Summers, Levard Rhodes jgj___ _ ,
¡j
and Fritz Jacobsen of Portland
He boilist Episcopal ( hun-li |
»pent the week e n j fishing at the i
Earl II. Horsell, Pastor
|
Nehalem river.
They report ?
fine catdh o f salmon^
Sunday .School-9:46 a.m. Sup
erintendent- ('has Roteman. Clas-
M rs. A rli« Shellenberger en sea for all.
tertained the Cheerio Club F ri
Morning Worship, 11 a. m., |
day
wit'll
a
dessert
lunch Sermon Topic, "My Kingdom i;
eon. The tab!e decorations wert Not H ere.’’
very beautiful with fall color:
Epworth League, 7 p, m.
and autiumn leaves.
Evening Worship, 8 p. m. Live
ly Singing.
Serm on-Topic.
‘‘ A
Mr. and Mrs. Garnold Norris Light on tly Mountain.”
and ha by were
Sunday dinnei
Consider the soul as a garden
gt*0?ls of Mrs. Faye D. Norris ai and the I*ord as a Gardener, and
Oregon City.
Their
daughter surrender yourself com pletely t«
Oeralyn, who has been staying Hi* care. This wll’ pay you ir
with her grandmother, returnee eternal dividend«.
home with them.
Beaverton Review
will reach more people in the Beaverton trade territory
than it would in any other publication in the world.