OEAVEItTON TIMES
A. J. HICKS, Prop.
Beaverton, Oregon.
...Published every Thursday.
Entered as Second Class mafl
matter, under the-Act of March
3..1878. At the Post Office, in
Beaverton, Oregon. July 20, 1912
millions of dollars to the taxpay
ers' load, better business coali
tions and more employment for
labor.. Still there is- much that
can be done in way of retrenchment.
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Thursday, Sept. 9, 1915
The constant drive for thrift
is having effect noto. only among
the older people, but is spread
ing to school: children, as seen
by the report of sixty-one sav
ior banks formed in as many
Chicago public schools last year..
The report shows- that 136S8
children saved $27,115.94, and of
this amount $11,200.90 has been
transferred to regular banks..
Six pupils of the seventh and
eighth grades ' conducted the
bank3. Any sum from five cents
up may be deposited, and as
soon as a pupil's account amounts
to $5 it is transferred to a reg-j
alar bask and an account with
the pupil is opened. It is reas
onable to, suppose that rural
schools will adopt the teaching
of thrift as a- subsidiary course..
The town and rural district
schools have the same opportu
nity to learn economy and thrift
Work will be commenced soon
on th Beaverton high schooL
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
NO. 30
5 acre tract all in cultivation,
good 5-roon house,, good barn,
ks. annle trees, ato berries,
good drainage, 1-2 mile from
Beaverton postoffice, good well,,
fumitfure, teels and W cords of
Wood all for $4500. Addresi
The Times.
No. 85.
12-acre tract. 5 nriies from Beav
erton on Cornell road. 6 acres j
in cultivation and 6 acres in
pasture, small house, large
barn and chicken house, 4-year
old orchard and berries. Price
including 2 cows and 3 calves,
50 chickens and farm imple
ments $4000. The Times.
No. 32;
!oa - fMnn Vialf mila frrvm
Ov-ac its biai-b, iit -
railroad station, 18 acres in
cultivation, 6 or 8 acres in tim
ber, good pasture, 5 room
houre, 2 large barns-, good or
chard;, running, wate, good
well,, terms. Price $275 per
acre. The Times
m, BEAVERTON
v ,. LODGE NO. 100)
( A." F. AND A.M.
kation first and
third Tuesdays ADY HALL
8-d PJf. Visitors welcome.
Guy Alexander. Secty.
s. d. a. Giiuncn
Regular preaching services no
the first Sabbath of each month
at II a. nu
Sabbath school every Sabbath
at 13:30' a. m. .
Eld. R. D Benham Pastor
A good way to kill a town is
ta close all plaets of amusement
on Sunday s that people; will go
elsewhere for entertainment; to
send away from town-lor. shoes,
drygoods, clothing, building ma
terials, printing, et&s to vote
down all prepositions and . bonds
to make public improvements; to
drive out all contractors and
their crews and thus minimize
public expenditure; to see to it
that no corporation of public
utility makes say profit on its
io vestment and keep, all fereign
capital out. With that kind f
policy it won't take long to kill
a good town.
No. 34,.
35-acre tract adjoining S- P. car
shops, Beavrton just outside
city, limits,. 5 room house, large
barn, chicken and hog houses, 3
wells, 24 acres m cultivation,
balance brush land, family orch
ard, all fenced. Price $400 per
acre, terms to suit Three
horses and harness and farm
implements included with this
tract
8-acres all in cultivation near S.
P. car shops in city limits. Price
$550 per acre, twins to suit, 6
per cent interest Apply to
The Times.
PROVIDE
TIP-TOP BREAD
For the Family. They're Worth it.
For Sale at: BEAVERTON HOME BAKERY
Made by LOO CABIN BAKING 60.
No. 31..
40-aore tract, all in cultivation
except 21-2 acres, 1 acre in
vineyard, small barn, 4 miles
north of Beaverton, price $200
per acre, will sell in 10-acre
tracts.
,47-acre tract, .7 room house, large
barn, prune drier. 1000 prune I
trees other out buildings, j
orchard of . 100 trees of apples, i
pears, .peaches, cherries, plums
etc Price $225 per acre.
- The Times
Beaverton Livery Stable
Where good teams, rigs, harness
and courteous treatment arc kept
Harness for sale. Horses fed by
the day, week or month.
No. 39- I
10-acre tract, . 3-4 . mile Beaver-1
ton, 1 1-2 acre onion land, 7-room i
house, goon family orchard and!
terries, pries reasonable.
The Times.
SCHOLLS TELEPHONE CO.
Owned by farmers and busiaess men for the
convenience of its patrons and not for profit
Free service extends all over Washington county
and to. New berg in. Yamhlil county.
Makes connections with the Bell System
and the Home Telephone Co, at Portlandt
Home Office, Scholls, Ore..
J". W. RAYNARD, Secretary.
I
Beginning with the last Ore
gon legislative session, there is
a. great movement on in not only
the state but in county and city
governments as well to lighten
the tax harden. . Oregon low
ered the state levy, reduced ap
propriations and trimmed down
commissions, consolidated bu
reaus and lowered salaries. The
cities and towns and counties
are following p the policy. The
result. wilL be. a, reduction of
Real Estate
LOANS
FIIE and . AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
. Stroud & Co.
bbaverton; ' Oregon
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM LAND
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MMTSIGB BOUGHT
Beaverton Barber Shop
Charles Jonas; Prop.
HAIRCUTTING.
SHAMPOOING
SHAVING
BATHS
LAUNDRY LEAVES WEDNESDAY MORNING
- RETURNS SATURDAY MORNING.
The Thomas Confectionery
A Pleasant Place to Pass a Pleasant Hour
Everything in Confectionery Goods,. Tobaccos, Cigars
and Reading. - Beaverton, Oregon
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lUndertaker and PuneralDirectorl j
Stock Always on Hand
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