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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1916)
I.. ( tID yoJ KNOW IT FROM THE QOOP OUPg'S LOOKS?) K.F!E. JUDGE. YCU SETl ?MY FRIEND RIGHT. I3NT THAT AS LARGE A CHE WAS YOU EVER I THE TAUF' I ' ( I WPP rvipu I DIDN'T KNOW EVER CHEWEDJ T r s JUST IT-fMHEVERl hout its but you f1 fER NOTICE IT-- L. THAT' WITHOUT NEVER PURE TOBACCO A SMALL CHEW IT sesms 2 ''Jiicgh most men had just been waiting snd vrsit, ,j tor V-F TJT Chewing. Naturally it should ho iint v ty I olacco satisfaction and not a big chaw is wh-t Njbaoco lorr want Vou couldn't get it tbe old way ch-.a" tobaw.O and excess stvatening. But rich tobacco, shredded, lightly silted, that's what snakes tobacco satisfaction-that' why W-B CUT it winning, ail this popularity. EmU VWSVnAK-BTSTON C051PANT, 50 Unics Square, New York City BEAYERTON PLUMBING CO. Plambifcg and Heating. Jobbing Given Prompt Attention. 1 iwrTt . "Someone s Christ- at- DPlfP mas Gift 1 H wim.??$ mm A Bank Book knowing a balance to "someone's" credit in the Bank of Baaverton--wiil be a most acceptable Christmas gift It bespeaks far greater thoughtfulness than anything else. Why not that gift from YOU to wife or children. Make this an "EVERYTHING BOUGHT IN BEAVERTON" Christina. F. W. Livernsore, President, E. K- Denney, Vice President, liny Cray, Cashier; Lillian Evens, Assistant Cashier. SANK ' BEAVERTON Bea verton Oregon, S I V Registered Holstein i Dairyman! Have you everstopped to think that90 per cent of Govern irent end Public institutions have Holstein Cattle. The Folstein cow holds practically every butter and milk record of the woiid today. : - Then vhy hesitate about placing a registered Sire at the head 'of your " d. We have them from $50 to $150. ' CHAS.E. BARNARD Beaverton Oregon. To the Editor: It seems like imposing on good nature to ask for more space in your paper to continue this con troversy, but in order to further explain my views regarding our town I will say that I am a mem ber of the Chamber of Commerce and was one who supported the petition of that body to the city council as mentioned by Mr. Hedge and if there is anything im ray previous -communication which signifies that I am satis fied with the present condition of our citv. I will have to admit that my knowledge of the Eng lish language is quite inefficient. In this town we have the aver ase "small town" problems to contend with. W are too large for a ."'cross roads" settlement and not large enough for a city and we are -obliged to make the best of just what we are. If "Long Suffering Taxpayer" is really in earnest in his desire to help the town, I will suggest a manner in which he may con vert all his energy into efforts along the lines which he advo cates. The mayor-elect and at least three of the councilmen have expressed to me their will ingness to resign in favor of "Long Suffering Taxpayer". if he will come forward with the proper qualifications. . In this way it will not be necessary for him to wait a year to start his "clean up campaign." Real Taxpayer. Editor Times; ' ". , - Since reading in your recent issues, the interesting letters signed "Long Suffering Tax payer" and "Real Taxpayer," it has occurred to me that much good might , accrue to the com munity if the efforts of these two taxpayers could be expended harmoniously toward the im provement of oar town. With this object in view and to the end that hostilities may cease, I venture to offer to act as intermediary between these two belligerents. li actuated by sincere mo tives, my name may be secured from the editor, by either of you and after having secured my name you are to feel free to con suit me, regarding the settle- ment of your differences,, with full assurance that unless satis factory terms can be arranged, the names of the parties, to the controversy will not be divulged. Give this a thought," M Tax payer" and Jet us get together ior the good of our community. I also extend to each of you-an invitation to become a member of the Beaverton Chamber of Commerce. . J?espectfullyycurs, Neutral, - SCROLLS TELEPHONE CO. Free service over Washington County. Connec tions with Bell System and Home Telephone Co. -Rates Residence $1.25; business $1.50; business private $2. &0, within city limits. A fee of $1.60 and 2 raonths rant ia advance charged for installation. For information inquire at Beaverton exchange. Home Office, Scholls, Ore. J. V. RAYNARD, Secretary. - Ernest Barnes and family. .will run the Daniels place over on the Barnes road, the coming year. John Smearman had charge, of this property during the past year. The new rock : quarry is on the southeast corner of this place where John Trach sel gets material for the Skook- umville highway. " " Adolph Schaffner, living on the Bacon ranch eastTbf towp, ost -two fine calves last'week, the thieves entering the barn at night. It is supposed they knocked the calves in the head and took them to Portland. Francis Leis had an attack of blood poison Jast week in his in jured foot -but is getting along all right at this writing. He got ... hurt at the Christensen rock . quarry last fall. He now receives $35 per month "from the state ac cident commission. Leap year caught quite a num ber of bachelors around Beaver ton and the bells will soon ring again, it is rumored. Still there are a number of old timers fry ing potatoes and washing dishes yet. . .. The Chinamen on the Reghetta place intend to move immediately, the recent fire in which their fine team perished will bring them bad luck if they dwell there longer this is what the boss says. Frank Alfen and family will move over to Newberg soon, where he will run the big place belonging to his father-in-law Mr. Allenbaugh. ; ' - . August Desinger and Charles Warren were present Saturday night at Kinton High School and enjoyed the big entertainment. The 0. E. station at Tigard was also entered and looted Tues day night. More than likely by the same gang of crooks as the jobs were very similar. FARM LOANS No Commission 6 Per Cent Eastern Life Insurance money can be borrowed of us on first class farms at 6 per cent without commission. Write to us direct and save money. Give full details in your first letter. We refer to any bank in Portland. DEVEREAUX Mortgage Company 607 Concord Bldg. Portland, Oregon.
