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F R ID lï, J4 .W 4HY *4, 1»41
TH H BEAVERTON
HOWARD W EED AT
KIW ANIS MEETING
Mr. and Mr*. Marlon U iok are
driving a new Ford sedan.
James B. Walker, formerly of
WlUtford, now of Ocean latke. is
visiting at the Spurlln home.
George Wright of Astoria vis­
ited his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Harry A. Wright over the week
end.
Mrs.
to the
day of
ol Mrs.
Ruby Boyd was hostess
Cheerio hrtlge club Fii-
last week at the home
Helen Fisher.
Beaver Chapter 1(*6, 0. E. S
will have inspection of officers
Wednesday evening with Marge
Simpson, Grand Conductress, in
charge.
Dr. Theo. Hetu returned to his
office last week after
having
been home sick with the uu for
three week. He says he is feel­
ing fine now and able totackle
any
dental job that comes his
way We are glad to see him
well again.
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At the legular meeting of the
Beaverton Ktwanls Wed
Jan.
22 Howard Weed of Weed's Na­
tional Iris Gardens in Beaverton
spoke about the expansion
of
Beaverton He has been a resi­
dent in Beaverton for
twenty
seven years. He said that when
he first canto to Beaverton the
town boasted of three churches,
two saloons and muddy stieets.
He told the Ktwanls that Bea­
verton should change Its uame
from Beaverton to West Portland
because of Portland's
i>o»sihll
hies. He also pointed out that
Beaverton had
excellent
sites
for Industries and
was
near
Bonneville power. It was
an­
nounced that next Wed. Jan. 23
Cy Gengelback would make
a
return engagement to Induct the
new officers for Kiwanis Presi­
dent and vice President, because
of Earl Horsell
resigning
as
President. It
was
announced
that the Washington County is
rearranging prectnts and if the
city of Beaverton so desired i*.
could now- become one
precint
with the city limits as boundrle*.
The visitors of
the
evening
were P. B. Case of Beavertor,
Motor Co. and Rev. W. B . Hall
of Bethel Congregational Church.
Bethel Congregational
Ladies*
Aid last Thursday, was attended
by 30 members. Mrs. George N.
Taylor led the devotionals. At
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the business meeting plans were
| Real Estate Transfers
made for the coming year The m----------- ---------------------------------
next meeting will be February 6
William H. Benjamin et ux to
Thursday at 11:00 am.
Walter D. Huntington et ux.
Mrs. George Thyng entertained of lot 35. Beaverton-Reedvtlle.
Achille Darcangelo et ux to
at a birthday dinner
for
her
daughter, Mrs. Lei and Shaw, of Wm J. Orme et ux. 7 acres In
Portland, last Sunday.
Among section 17. T1S R1W.
Mary C. Dill to Winfield S
the guests Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Shaw and Robert. Jon and Rich­ Dill, lot 5. block 56, Metzger.
ard; Air. and Mrs. Ole Kaupilla.
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kline.
West Slope Water District re­
William Smith, son of
Mrs. ports that ten new homes have
George Sanford,
has
returned been started this month in his
to his home here after an ab­ di trict and that there were 113
sence o f a year at N'yssa. Ore.
new water connections put In
Henry Dahl, manager of the during 1940.
HUBER CLUB HAS
INTERESTING MEET
The Huber garden club held
Its regular meeting Jan. 14th.
In the Itaiber Hall. Mr. Walter
Dlmm was guest speaker, and
gave a most Interesting talk on
all types of flowers and bulbs
Mr. Dlmm has
traveled
over
most o f our countries and he
tells us that over one hundred
million Daffodils and
seventy
five million gladiole hulha are
raised in Oregon and Washington
alone. Tulip
bulbs
are
very
scarce this year, owing to the
fact there will be none imported
from Holland.
Mrs. T. J. Holy-cross was lu
charge of the table decorations
The tables were beautifully de­
co raed with Oregon grape leaves
placed down the center with up­
right hoituets of Pussy Willows
M. and Mrs. C. I<ee donated
a very attractive wall decoration,
holding a nmnlture flower
pot
set with a xmas cactus. Mr. la*«
also made and
presented
th**
president with a much
needeu
gavel
Mr.
Roy
Hennessey,
Rose
of Hillsboro donated two beaut
Iful President Hoover rose bushes
Mrs. Richard Ferriss was In
charge of the refreshments which
were served at the close o f the
meeting and greatly enjoyed tv
all.
REVinlW
It U with great pleasure we
publish the
announcement
by
P It
t'awe that he has gone
Into business here in Beaverton.
We ate welcoming hack an old
timer in this pait of Washington
county as Mr. Case and his fain­
tly are well known and have a
host of friends in this section
We
feel fture that all his
friends will
Join With us 1 n
wishing him every success in
his new business
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At a meeting hold In Scholl«
Urange hall Saturday
a
large
gathering of telephone urera u-
uanEmously /Voted api rovai of
a fonimi motion to endorse tin
proposals of the West Coast Tel
ophone company tor modernisa­
tion of the Scholia
telephone
system. Walter (j. Orr presided
!U A. Urliteli, district mniiaier
outlined the changes to be made
About Mandl 1st. he said the old
style 'magneto" system will ho
replaced by a modern automatic
disi system similar to that re­
PROPOSALS INVITED
cently Inalulled at Aloha. Banks,
Sealed propo als for carrying
the t’ nlted States mulls tyv mess­ Amity and other exchangee
enger
between
the
Beaverton
Pustofflce and the Stage Term­
inal
are being received at the
IVdtofflce. Bids must he tiled by
February 3. 1941.
Any additional Infoi mat Ion nmy
be obtained at the Postofflce ad'
j ANNOUNCEMENT I
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ALOHA GRANGE
HAS BIRTHDAY
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b . case
G R E E T IN G S, to nil m y friends in this part of
W ash in gton County.
I h ave purchased the B eaverton M otor C om p a n y
C hevrolet A g e n cy In B eaverton and have also
been app oin ted a D ealer for the Allis • C halm ers
T ractors. C om bin es a n d farm im plem ents in
i;
The Aloha Grange celebrated
their tenrh anniversary Thurs­
day evening, Janutry 16. A fin«
program was presented fcty the
Worthy Lectures, Ted Emerson.
Interesting talks were given by
B. A. Craft, a former Grange
Organizer, and by the Charter
members of their Grange.
In the dining room a
large
birthday cake with ten candles
was most attractive.
Among those from Beaverton
attending were Mesdames Cook.
Dobbins, Rowland and Walker
When the changes now unde
way are completed, probably in
the late simulier. Beaverton. A-
lobs. TUtsrd. Stafford. Sherwood
and SOt I oils will all have R-honi
automatic dial systems
All lines and outside plain
are to be rehabilitated, The tel-
egkhoue will he replaced
Willi
dial phones of modern type. An
tomatlc switching machinery of
latest type will Iv* Installed In
the present building at Scholls.
Representatives o f the Company
are calling on the anhairlbc> •
ami nearly all of those so far
Interviewed have signified Uu It*
Intention to take the better g i a 'e
of service and the meeting Ha*- g J
urday expressed Its approval ■'*
the contemplated change
SCHOLLS VOTES LOR
NEW DIAL SYSTEM
SA Y S WELCOME TO
OLD TIMER CASE
W ash in gton
C ounty.
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n ig h t a t
. . . seduced rates are in
effect on telephone calls of
42 miles or more. These same
low rates are also In effect
DLL DRV S U D O R V i
West Coast Telepho. Co
FIRST in Its Class!
In the Official A. A. A. Gilmore Economy Run, the
Classified Ad Rates
Nash Ambassador “ 600 ” not only won first h its class
First Insertion, per w o rd ...2 c
Each additional, per w o r d ..lc
(Minimum charge 25c)
but was also
FIRST in Miles per Gallon
The Review uaauuiea no T
nam-ial reaponaltililly for er­
ro r s which may appear in ad-
I vertiHoment» In Ur column*,
but lit caaea where the paper
ia at fault will reprint that
|port o f the ad In which the
¡error uppeared.
An additional oharg# of 10c
¡will be made when wont ad*
are charged aad billing ia
made the flrat of the month.
More Miles to the Gallon than any other 6, 8, or 12-
cylinder car entered in any class, regardless o f size,
price, weight or equipment.
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'C A N . — PHONE -
WRITE
Telephone 9415
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POR SALE: MILLWOOD AND
Saw Dust. Wilson Fuel Yard.
at their new location on Lom­
bard between Broadway and
BertliaBeaverton Road. Phone
Beaverton 4902
adv, c l i t l
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Helen’s
S en* o f Noth victory . . . 599 mûri o f high to rr i
trovrl . . . ta dr irrt kr at, ootr moamtai r. rangto.
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Even over rough mountain ntretches, this
Nash almost floated along
on its soft,
four-wheel coll springs. And with ita new
Two-way Roller Steering it gripped the
sharpest curves, as if it were geared to rails.
High above the snow line, drivers were
kept warm by its Weather Eye Conditioned
Air System.
You've got to see and drive this Nash
yourself to know what it’s like.
It'n the result of three years’ testing, and
an investment of many millions of dollars.
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Built with its body and frame welded to­
gether as one twist-proof, rattle-proof unit
of amazing strength — it has the widest
seats of any low-price car.
When you discover the $70 to $100 a
year it saves y o u -------- the extra things it
does and the extra fun it o ffe rs...y o u ’ll
change to Nash. Come on in today —
and go for a Weather Eye ride.
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1816 4-DOOR SEOAN
(/llautrilrj) A mbtuwador "BOO”
seric*. Prices include standard
e q u ip m e n t and fe d e ra l tax.
M m tb ri
W eather R ye Conditioned Air
System, C oavcrt'ble lied. Fourth Speed Forward,
T w o-T on e Paint are optional extras. See Nash'a
A mbaaaador “ 6 " and " 8 ” Serins
— each the outstanding value
in Ita own price rlmaa!
OTHER M ODELS LOW AS.
t'NiSH
AND SAvt
M O N E Y E V E R Y MI L E
Nash S i » « and Eight« ire Today'» Top ILJa e t in ill Three Popular Price Fields?
CARR’S AUTO REPAIR
BEAVERTON
OREGON
Or See The Nash Dealer In Your Community
Nook
WE BPRClAlilZR IX
Thrrmaatlqne Permanent Wavs
•&M
WL5«
.Special on Monday '»»!)
1 FHF.K Kln*e with ever)
Shampoo aad Hair Style
EVE R before, in Gilmore competition,
had a car no big gone no far, »<> fast,
on such little gasoline!
But equally remarkable in the driver’n
own report of the race.
Beauty
tt.UITKll— Man to run a 14-a-
farm, on aharea equipped with
machinery. Modern house
and
building*.
150
chlcka
Mu-i
have dome
cash.
Wolverton
farm. Ilk miles «mutti of Alohe
fa ll Herman Apia. HIM lot
If you’re correctly Insured, you
know where you'll aland If di
sitter takes a whack at your
possession*. W *'ll he glad la
Hieck It over with you.
Beaverton
Finance Co.
Phone 5408
• Studio Barber Shop
Frani: Moore, Prop., Beaverton
CHILDREN'S HAIR GUT. 26c
UNION SHOP
Guaranleed Workmanship
'pffy G
R A Y
NOTARY PUBLIC •
i N S b V N C t IN B i l l CO :4 PA N i l *
Open Evening* by Appointment j ln*urance . Notary . Real Fatal
Hllber'* Market at West Slope
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colla and reservoir. E P H. i-
! berg. Hyland road. Beaverton
phone 4025.
adv. c- *
Count each word to he printed
Double charge for all blind ad*
With its marvelous Fourth Speed Forward it delivered
LOS ANGELES (Jan. 19th) — Today,
when Gilmore-Grand Canyon Run results
were officially published, it was revealed
that the Nash Ambassador “ 600” had
delivered more miles to the gallon than
any other 6, 8, or 12-cylinder car in
America’s official economy race.
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W . E. PEGG
I’ XDKKTAKFK * RMB4 LMF.R
Grange HMg., Beaverton
Pirtatoe* Foz Nnle - «’heap,
or
will trade for nackt*. Sohuep- +
ha< h Brother*, half mile west
Beaverton Barber Shop
o f Beaverton on Spencer road.
Adv. p-7— 14
C. i . ÄTKTK1IÄ, Prop.
F4)R H4I.K—Weaner pig*. "I* i
week* old. E. K. McCormack
I mile south of Beaverton high
school
on
Nel I non
Sat I* fact Ina G «ara a feed
rond. nd-p7
W u rr r.l» -Man to cut wood, by
the cord or
aharea.
F.
A.
Brlndell, half mile irorth of
Progreaa.
Adv. p-7
IDft ** \1.6
HttnnPMM \-el/.e
bed, spring* and mnttrea*. rea­
sonable. Mrs. Wright, Fifth at
Tucker.
adv. p-7
1YA.YTF.D—Men *o train for Farm
f*tnd Appraisers. Only men 21
to 55 considered.
Competent
trained appraisers earn $100
to 4250 monthly, Farm or buil­
ding experience valuable. Write
lor Interview, giving phone
t Box 20«. Beaverton Ore., ad. p-J
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