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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1915)
BEAVERTON TIMES A. J. HICKS, Prop. Beaverton, .Oregon. , Published 'every Thursday. Entered as Second Class .mail matter, under the Act of March S, 1879. At the Post Office, in Beaverton, Oregon July 20, 1912 Subscription $ 1.00 Per Year. . ADVERTISING RATES. ; Display ads 75c an inch per month; rf&derslOc per line for 1st insertion, 5c per line for all sub sequent insertions. Thursday, Sept., SO, 1915 ' Now that some neiv members have been elected on the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce, and a new president installed, it is safe to predict that much new business looking to the giowth and progress cf Beaverton will be taken up in the near ruture. The old board has been Vesting . on its laurels, talcing things ea8y, the past few week, during the hot months, but now the time has arrived for activities to begin, and it is an ticipated that the new board will get busy very soon. Beav erton is a good town, but it can be made better if everybody will pull together for its betterment the battle of the Marne. Besides the French army, Britain is said to have a million ' and a quarter soldiers ia France and. 'Belgium,.! which indicates that-the next 1 few weeks' events in the "west will overshadow ' those on the! Russian border. No. ,31. ,'. 40-acre tract, all in estivation except 2 1-2 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 ' trees, other out ' buildings, orchard of 100 trees of apples, pears, peaches, cherries, plums etc. Pric? $225 per acre. , The Times No. 30. - ' 5 acre tract, all in cultivation, good 5-reom house, good barn, 65 apple trees, also: berries, good drainage, . 1-2 . mile from Beaverton postoffice, good well, furniture, teols-and 11 cords of Wood, all for $4500. Address The Times. No. 32. 30-acre tract, half mile from railroad station', 18 acre3 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 BEAVERTON ' LODGE NO, 100 A, F. AND A.M. Regular vcommun, ication first and third Tuesdays CADY HALL 8-00 P.M. Visitors welcome. C.EvHedge, W. M. Guj Alexander. Secty. Regular preaching services n the first Sabbath .of f,ach month at 11 a., m. . Sabbath school every Sabbath at 10:30 a. tri. ; ,! Eld. R. D. Benham Pastor Whatever the final result of the Western States water power conference at Portland last week it established one fact; that is that westerners, who are the re ally interested parties in devel oping our latent resources, have full confidence in their ability to manage their water power prob lem to the credit of and best interests of the people of these states. What the West wants is development, and it fears that if the whole matter is left with Congress, as the Ferris bill pro vides, it will be another Alaska case, where government control has made it almost impossible to raise a dollar for any kind of project there, The latest from war arena in dicates that the long promised drive of the French and British has begun in earnest on the western front. Many miles of German trenches besdes a large number prisoners, guns and war materials have been taken by the allies the past few days, and they have advanced a few miles. For weeks the French and Brit ish have been battering German trenches with their heavy artil lery with a view to making an offensive movement. It came Stnrday night, and reports say, was even more furious than was SOUTHERN PACIFIC. PROVIDE GOING WEST No. 101 7 :52 am Eugene elec 107 9:?1 am McMin elec 141 8:51am Cutoff I'prn steam 111 11;37 am elec , , . 113 2:52 pm elec 103 4:07 pm Will 'na ""elec 115 '- 6:17 pm 105 6:49 pm McMin elec 117 8:37 pm 109 11:52 pm . GOING EAST 120 6:20 am . 112 7:12 am.. " x '. , 106 : 8:05 am elec . 104 10:29 am elec ' 114 1:11pm , i.J 108 2:36 pm elec j 116 4:35 pm ' 142 " 4:56 . pm from Tilla mook steam, Cutoff 102 5:17 pm 110 7:05 pm 118 10:11pm ALL TRAINS electric, via 4th street line, except No. 141 andi and No. 142. I S. W. McIlvaine, Agent For the Family. They're Worth it. For Sale at: BEAVERTON HOME BAKERY Made. by . Li6 0ABII BIKIHO JO. Beaverton Livery Stable Where geed" teams, rigs, harness : and courteous- treatment are' kept Harness for sale. Horses fed : by the day, week or- month . , a flea! Estate LOANS FIRE and AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Stroud &. Co. BEAVERTON, OREGON SCHOLLS TELEPHONE CO. Owned by farmers and business men for the convenience' 'of its patrons and not for profit. Free service extends all over Washington county .: and to Newberg in Yamhyi county. Makes connections with the Eell System ' and the Home Telephone Co. at Portland, Home Office, Scholls, Ore. J. W. RAYNARD, Secretary. I I MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM LAND mamm CONTRACTS, FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES BOUGHT BAGLEY & HARE Charles Jones, Prop. HAIRCUTTING, SHAMPOOING SHAVING .-' BATHS LAUNDRY LEAVES WEDNESDAY MORNING RETURNS SATURDAY MORNING. American National Baiih Bilding Hillsboro - - Oregon The Thomas Confectionery A Pleasant Place to Pass a Pleasant Hour Everything in Confectionery Goods, Tobaccos, Cigars and Reading. . Beaverton. Oreiron . A BEAVERTON PLUMBING CO. J PLUMBING and HEATING. " V t t . , ; V. ELMER STIPE, Mgr. k 1 Let us ngure with you on your work J ,. 9 ';''''':' .- ; "" ' ,' V''
