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NOVUM DUR
■ 1 A V IR T O N
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1938
1111 I.SUtlKO BANK TO HOLD
IN M \l
I II C H I MIOW
R E V IE W
Entered ss leeon d -cloe* w sttsr
MCViSisV
Three Age Groups W here Tuterculosis l akes Heavy Toll
The C om m ercial National banks
GET A FEW OWINKS
VOUft BELT. ..IT STEADIES
\OUU NEUVES... BESIDES
YOU CAN "DUIVE DUUNK
ÜU SOBER.”
December 9, 1921. at Uta poatof- ninth annual 4-H rorn show w ill
flca at Bes vor ton, O regno, ander be held iu the lobby o f the bauk
the act of March t. 1179.
Friday and Saturday. D ecem ber
ISSUED EV ERY
BEAVERTON,
OLENN
F.
M lU JC R ,
8 1 HStKIlTlOS
P ublifher
RATES
Per yenr (In advance)
WILD
LIFE
9th and 10th. announced A. H.
.Vbts fieldr.ian for the bank, nnd
U E. Frances, assistant county
agent, w ho a r c in c l ante.
Exhibits w ill consist o f 25 ear»
o f M innesota 13 seed corn raised
by the 4-.U clu b m em bers w ho
luirticipated during the past year
in the
corn
grow in g
contest
Prem ium s a re: 1st. 4 - II sum m er
sch ool sch olarsh ip ; second. 28;
third. $6: fou rth. 25; fifth. 24;
|3; ntmh>
t e o t k 12
F R ID A Y A T
OREGON
NEEDS
.........11.00
HELP
Pressure on wild life has been
heavy during the
past
tw enty
years, accordin g to studies by
the state planning board, and the
result, in spite o f O regon ’s re-
stocking program , has been a
. .
, ..
dow nw ard trend o f the resource.
. . .
The num ber o f licenses solu in
..
, , .
.
.
,
the last tw o decades has m crea s-
ed 50 iH>r cent
t per c e n t
The current trend tow ard shor-
ter hours and
few er
w ork'n^
days.
coupled
w ith
excellent
roads, reaching out
Into
areas
hat w ere on ce tnaccessible. te
increasing the stra.n on tn al-
ready overtaxed resource.
W in ter range lim itation, dams.
irrigation. water pow er, reclaroa-
tion, industrial
and
m unicipal
pollution, diseases, and predators
have reduced the resource much
m ore then l.as the sportsm an.
The sportsm an has been w illing
to accept -the
restrictions,
but
the other abuses have not been
v ery su ccessfu lly controlled. If
interested groups wnuld support
the conservation
of
wild
life,
such m enaces could be controlled
Nearly all form s o f wild life,
fortunately, are exceedingly ten-
aeious against m istreatment by
mankind.
They have
the
in-
telligence and the adaptability to
withstand
adversity.
Because
wild life is a product o f land and
water, the ow nership, use. and
managem ent o f the
land
and
water form s the basis for sound
planning for
the
conservation.
restoration, and
utilization
0 :
the resource.
T here is scarcely
any
other
resou rce that w ill
respond
so
rapidly to scientific management.
since it w orks with nature, nor
produce such immediate results
with a minimus o f capital, labor.
and m aterial expended.
eleventh. 11; and tw elfth. 91.
T h ere w ill also be the yietd
per a cre contest entries.
This
. .
. . . »
con test w as started
last
>eai
, . ____.
T h ere are six club m em bers » no
I
...
.
aye this year participating in the
1 ..
•
*
,
' vipld » * r acre COn,CSt
Pron;Uj,n*
w m b e:
first, a
4-H
sum m er
! 8choo, g d ola rsh ip: second. 28:
third $r>
j
\
c o n c h » ! « » o f las. y ea r’s
G ron er. o f Sch olls,
a apeclal aw ard o f $23
, he fan n M . o r 4. „ clu b mem -
j ^
w ho couW rai* tho highest
I y ielding a cre o f corn .
The re-
i^ujt 0f this contest w ill also be
announced and exhibits o f the
¡w in n in g acres o ’ corn w ill bo
n,ade at the show.
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; NOTH'E O I ( ITA ELECTION
j N otice is hereby given that the
¡regu la r annual election fo r the-
T ow n o f Heaverton w ill he heM
¡at the C ity Hall, on F irst and
Main Streets. Beaverton. Oregon.
jon Tuesday.
D ecem ber 6. 1938.
, betw een the hours o f one o ’ clotk
i P. M. and seven o 'clo c k P. At. at
i w hich tim e the follow in g named
o ffic e rs w ill be elected:
One M ayor to serve one y e a 1-,
tt . « * cou n cilm en to serve tw o
vear!!
One
R ecord er-T reasu rer
to
serve on e year.
;
Dated at Beaverton.
O regon,
|
this 23rd day o f Novem ber. 193 s.
TOWN
1
OF
BEAVERTON
H om er I* W ilson.
R ecord er-T reasurer.
j
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Check the W ant
WOMEN’S VO TERS LF.ACJTE
Ads first whether
TO SPONSOR CARD PARTY
T h e Beaverton W om en’s Voters j you
plan to sell,
League
of
W ashington
county |
w ill sponsqy a card party al th.- i
Kiw anis hall on Tuesday. Nov. j buy, rent or trade
29th. A dessert luncheon w ill be
served at one o ’clock follow ed by
bridge and ” 500.”
The
ladies
would like to knerv
if possible
how m any w ill be able to attend.
bo they can rrepa re tables, e t-
fo r all. Adm ission 25c.
'
711
| y o u
11
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1
r in a
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C
p r o r -
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itable to use the
\ A /a r l f
! * » ttllL
A J c
THE W K E I k - O I I D
\ «Ir tank hi I In* timer’» Bf*«! t.i h act I H out « »I r\ r r y limitimi •niilm li l«»| yrar.
Sditili M ali1 iiiidliM'a imlimlr lliul I In* |i< Trrtttaftr •Itoulil lie
litre«
In five lime*. D m e *.»f«*lv «ml earn ihr »«fé timer renarti o f |!Í% oí tour
liability prom I um (or «rar without •-« ideili. Arrlilrnl. don't it up pro -
they itrr ratitnl. Ntitutwi, I uur 1 , », ,V.t,M,f llnir*u t ,M.In muj
I wtoNoioi
Babies uttdor one year arc safer
today from tuberculosis than was
t h s c r . t n 192Î T.-n years ago. 1.300
Infants 1 ss thr.n c :'« y -t r old died
o f tult'K U lo.dsln h> country, while
in i- -, .'.;: y ir.» ¡lio a..nual toll has
On the Trail of Tuberculosis
i N i
le
s a m ' s
itkkei
At the table o f
the
nations
sits your U ncle
Sam
and
to
com plete the picture a T h an ks
g ivin g turkey.
U ncle Samuel is
on e o f nineteen seated there, for
we are that part o f the human
race.
And U ncle gets on e-half
w ith llie re.st of them dividing
the leavings.
Ye*— We have half
o f the good th in gs; autos, phones,
liyh ts. rails, bank balances, c o n -
vnien ce* and » h a t else to make
life com fy.
While fifty m illions
in India go to bed hungry every
night, no n a n in A m erica neeo
suffer.
In ihis gm>d land wo have a l
w ays had a m oral fibre. By that
v.e could trust one another an I
forge ahead.
Tn turn that fibre
w as built and kept strong by the
heart belief o f
an
outstanding
crou p o f people.
W ithout th e'r
b elief and fibre, this Am erica o f
today falls anar‘ .
\nd wl a i 1 «
this belief?
F ir«t. thev say. the
Boy Scout having tuberculin skin
sin question between
Clod
and
test—a means o f telling 1f tubercu
man had to b e
s e ’ M e!
before
losis germs are present in his body.
heaven could
in
ri-hte.-usness
Tuberculin testing activities are car
pour
out
the
blessiu
;
Po -hev
ried ou throughout the year by the
Income received from Christmas point tc* Christ with "T h e I>-rd
hath la !d on Him the iniquities
Seals.
o f us a ll.”
But to these patriots
tbere is m ore in salvation than
deliverance from sin add Its aulll
Th ey claim a eift fo r this p res
ent day.
And out o f that Lift
Patronize
W hile more women than men aro
Young girls are particularly sus
ceptible to tuberculosis, Intensive
efforts. Huanct'd by Christmas Seals,
¡.to directed toward turning back
ih«> threat of this disease (t o n young
p. n-lo. Many schools and colleges
tl tou- ¡out tho country recommend
t i l e r ill 1 te < lu g and X-rnyiug to
<" r.ivt" whether tr not their stu-
Out of 200
day from
I Slut 's. 23
victims of tuberculosis up to 3d
years of ugc, the loll among men
We Have Added a Full Line of
40 to C"> years of age Is approxi
mately twice that uiuoiik women of
tho same age. Medical authorities
entphi Ire the Importance of parents
being free from tuberculosis In
ortlo- to reduce the danger o f Infect-
In:: lliolr children. The antl-tuhercu-
lu es moM iuent receives Its main
"•ipc.ii'i Hum Christmas Seals.
springs the fibre that fits a peo
ple for self governm ent.
You ask what tlint gift mni
Is-r
It is the im partalion to the
believer, by Hod him self, o f ills
ow n etern al life; his truth fe a r
lessness, purpose,
peace,
w is
dom . joy and vastly m ore
All
to whom this unique life is Im
parte«!, travel the upward path
Th ey seek n o easy way.
They
are
rugged
individualists.
To
them the governm ent Is a fram e
» o r k that they must support Hat
It ' may in turn safeguard their
|s>rsi>ns and liberties.
They take
(her orders from the Bible and
serve the C,<sl o f the Bible and
the leas
governm ent
dictation,
the better.
O nly s o
they
may
serve Clod In the
freedom
of
their con scien ce.
Y ou s«>e ou r fathers make It
through
the
snow
that
first
Th an ksgiving Day.
In nil their
w orship they knew that If an
Indian arrow laid ttiem low b e
fore another cro p hnd been put
aw ay, heaven
would
be
their
home.
The meantime, theirs the
morul fib re to su ffer that men
might w orship the Clod o f H eav
en as con scien ce demanded B les
sed Is That Nation W h ose Clod
Ts The Lord.
Beaverton
Review Advertisers.
Oregon
B eaverton
In The W EEK’S NEWS
SEE IT TODAY
Joe Juggernaut-o r llotv NOT to Drive
Putnam Fadeless Dyes and Tints
Also No-Kolor Bleach
Removes Color Wilhoul Boiling.
Re-Dye with Putnam Dyes—Easy to use.
Drop to Tint!
Why Don't you try Putnams?
Regular 15c Package
YOUR GAS CO.».DEALER
10c
^ Barry’s 5 & 10 Cent Store
GET SET.
For Cold Weather Driving!
BUY A WINTEREADY
USED CAR NOW!
Take advantage of today’s low used car prices.
Buy now! You’ll save money and get the use of a
comfortable and dependable car throughout the
winter. Come in and look these bargains over.
You’ll agree that every one is a real money-saver!
SPECIAL PRICES
—
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GIGANTIC 'DRAGON IN STEEL"
—This huge 45X00 pound "dragon
In gleet" is under construction in
ths AllisChalrasrs Manufacturing
Company plant for ths Facins
Pumpinq Station of ths Chicaqo
Sanitary District Each complsls
motor driven pumpinq unit will
wsiqh 135.000 pounds and will b#
capable of pumpinq 375 cubic feet
per second of sswaqe and storm
drainage.
Boil to Dye.
T H IS W E E K O N L Y
37
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35
37
36
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PLYMOUTH SEDAN
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FORD SEDAN
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CHEVROLET COUPE
DeSOTO SEDAN, new
A lso Many Other Mokeg and
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$625
625
425
.495
425
995
Model*
You Get These at No Extra Cost--
1. A n ti-frw ze aolution. 2. W in ter
4. Brake check 5. < arh uretor and
in s’ ant starlin g.
Beaverton Lumber
Company
lubrication. 3. H eater.
Ignition adjusted for
HAVE YOUR UAH CHECKED AND P I T IN SHAPE H)K
WINTER DBIVINtl
JOHNSTON G A R A G E
Now Under New Management of
Beaverton
Phone 0103
AM S A S S ADOR
CALLED H O M E—
Ambasiador Huqh
Wtlion who wa* re
called from G e r
many. to report to
Wamhinqton on Ger-
many’e Anti Semitic
Campaign.
Robert S. Burnside
on Front Street.
£ We will carry a larger and more complete stock of ^
0
Building Material
^
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Phone Beaverton 6202
x
Buy Now —
Diamond Point R oofing
Red, Green, Aluminum colors, per roll
2
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7 5
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:: 4-light barn «ash 2 0 ,x25’ ea 74c ::
4-ft Poultry Netting, roll
DON’T W A IT !
until a sudden freeze strikes and ruins your radi
ator. Play safe and fill now with
Liquid Silver, per can
15c
Galvanized Gutter, per ft
5^0
Anti Freeze Preparation
Also
Also See Us for
have your brakes and batteries carefully
checked and placed in A -l shape for
Building Tile - Drain Tile
Safe Winter Driving.
Make Our Garage your headquarters for
Complete Auto Service
C A R R ’S A U T O
Phone 48 03
R E P A IR .
Beaverton
3.24
E M n o r r o By W((
¿IT**" " aIr Cord,
BOLL YOUR OWN—Abavo ts ths
reai vlew si «Slifurs worn by Lu
cilio Ball In ths REO plcturs "Trail
er Romance." Ths hall le wavsd
back from forehead. brwehed smooth
Irom crown of hsad lo nape of nech
and ths end. turned up Ut a roti
Irom a poinl |ust back sf thè ears.
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Wo» Ored
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Doors and W indow«.
W. J. McCREADY
LUMBER CO.
F. D. PECK, Manager.
; Phone 4603
Beaverton