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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1917)
BEAVERTQN TIMES -PUBLISHED AT BEAVERTON, S.H. DAVIS & SOW, PUBLISHERS Entered in the Postoffice, at Bearerton, Oregon, at second data matter. ftusei of Car Siorttfe. ; 1 -It is always; better toget at acWof-any triven condition flian, to engage in condermiation&ased .on4rejudie.-.; y ''"": - For -instance,- what are basic facts and causes of car shortage Hi?e -always tear so much about jat this Ihae f year. :Frora July to ' October is the time for moving erops and buy Sing supies, and laying, in coal :and-fuel for winter. ;, Closing of Panama canal and "i congestion: of traffic in eastern manufacturing centers increased .-'.demand -for cars. "fro.- n :c j ... me xntiiu; Auiusi senus out ..more products if or eastbound Shipment than It receives, and nJune, July,, and August saw 45,000 more cars go east than jme month last year. ; ' ' Many states have enaeted laws !forbrdding work on Sundays and , Uhis tends to hold up iiseof all -"cars one-seventh longer. . T ? .Car builders in east -raanufac-'ture other lines and have -been -v unable to "deliver new cars or v derad to meet increased traffic. - XJA. ... . Tligolo -Rossi and John Peter fwn disposed -of their crop of garlic Monday for 3 1-2 cents a tpound. They say that . it is a poor price for the product so late, in the season. At the Annual Stockholders Meeting of -the Bankrof rBeaver Hon held January 11, the officers were given a vote of thanks for 4heir efficient service during the tpstst year -and per cent divi dend was -declared -and a sub iatantial amount . carried to the .-Surplus Account: This certainly speaks well for our local bank. Their deposits now being over the 9100,000.00 dollar mark. - Adam (George 6? "PorflandVwas "in town Sunday meeting old time friends. Adam'has just re turned from Alaska, where he "was in the ' electrical business with the Treadwell Gold Mine . Co. The business men -up north give musicians preference in employment so Adam "got in Jake" rigljt off the reel, he being ' an excellent clarionet player in the Rose City. It pays to be a ''musician as man -faraway in the cold solitudes; of nature craves tmusic. He cleared up a bunch of : anoney in ten months then zero weather came on, so Adam trav OREGON, EVERY THURSDAY One ol nhe best things the; people of this community-can do, is to be presect at the intertain mcnt thatti3 to ba givan in an endeavor to -raise funds with which-to erect a new play shed for the use of the public school. The charge will be slight in proportion to the entertainment which will be featured. Some of the best talent in Beaverton will be presented which is in its self a aood reccomendation; but those under whose care the dif ferent numbers are being pre pared, makes it an assured suc cess. - '" - ' Jim Lewis, who attempted . to stop a Ford with his hand the ot her day, is recovering very nice ly from a severe fracture of the arm sustained after the gol-durn-ed thing had backed him into a corner. ; Marriage licenses were granted the past week to the; following couples, i Linnaeus W. Paget and Mary C. Pitts. Frank J. Hol boke and Anna M.' Welter. ' T i Rev. J.': P. O'Flynn announces that the . St. Cecilia parish is made up of over 100 families, 99 f.. whom contribute a certain sum annually to the support of the parish institutions. A deter mined effort -will be made this year to lessen the bebt consider ably and it is expected that with in six years, the total debt will be eliminated. Then prepara tions will be?inade for the erec tion of a large stone or brick church which will be a credit to this end of the county. ... . Why Ammonia CImm Clothee. Ammonia, the great spot remover of 4he American people, la really a gaa dissolved In water. It belongs to the alkali family, and on account of Its mineral origin Is the foe of all oils and grease, which explains the easy way tt disposes of spots that soap ant wa ter cannot affect Recovered Tee Soon. "I thought she knewjou?" 1' expect she does. I was engaged to ber at one time." -- , "But ftiG snubbed you!" TH! you see, she threw me over, ad then I didn't take to drlnk." miadelpbla Inquirer. : impMved the JOppertunlty. "I'm sorry I asked the girl to etean the typewriter." . "wnyr "She took fifteen mlnntea to clean the type and two hours to manicure her 'finger nails afterward." Louis ville Courier-Journal. It requires very little trouble to find fault. That la wby there are so many ertrtca. Halmea. BEAVERTON. BLACKSMITH SHOP j Auto Bodies built and first class wagon -work; of sallt kinds ..done Hom'Shoekg' - " Kowtarn Sharpened All work first class and guaranteed OTTO; 'ERICKSON, Prop, , :. : BUY ;- Your Lumber, Jjath; Shingles and all your building - material, at the right price. We have located a branch yard at .Beaverton and are prepared to sell you the best on the- market at the most reasonable rates. I , JONES LUMBER CO. t Bmrerton, Oregon. W. M. WERT : Barber Shop. Specialty on Hair Cutting The old Jack-Hooper shop YOUR CHANCE To get'yourjwbod sawed Quickly Let H. R. Nelson Saw it SHOE REPAIRING Diebelie'i shoe and harness shop Across from the Livery Stable Shoes and .harness repaired : Top notch price for hides. :" ' BEAVERTON OREGON BEAVERTON SHOE SHOP One half block east Fisher Bldg. 20 YEARS IN SAME. PLACE PHOTO GALLERY ANNEX VuaGftnt &tazzi Beaverton Oregon CHONES7. W. . PE GG Undertake and Funeral Directo Stock Always on Hand BEAVERTON - OREGON Dr4T.tG.HETU, RESIDENT DENTIST Office in(Oady;Bui)ding j OVER POSTOFFICE tfBeaverton, Oregon 1 1 tar Get yok TIPTOPAHOLSUM Bread-Alio Caket & Cookie . .From Tergih.' Sons ? BEAVERTON LODGE NO. IOC A. F, AND, AM. Regular commua-J cation first and thirdTuesdays -CADY HALL 8-00 P.M. Visitors welcome. W. H. Boyd, W. M. C i j Alexander. Secty. HEAR 'WITHOUT EARS Police and Detectives Arc Umj Up Reading 4a Place of ' tbe Dictagraph. Thousands of deaf people are . today throwing away, ail hearing devices, and enjoying all conversation. This method is easily and quickly acquired thru our system. . Absolutely .the only, thingxf its Kind in the country. Our proposition la entirely original. "We guarantee results, it will amaze you. Cost is trifling. See what new New International Encyclo pedia says on Up Reeding. Hundreds of neonle with normal hearina in up Lip-Reading with -for ie many add!- l : 1 I c . . uuimi oeueui. aunea. xeu en- under stand what the actors are saying in the moving .pictures. (You can understand what people arcsajltng just as far . away as you can see tiiom. Tae eye under stands beyond the range of hearing. Send no money, but mention this papar and state whither or not you are deaf. All particulars will be sent to you abso lutely free and with no expense to you. Address, School of Lip Language, Kansas City, Missouri. ' (PdAdv), ail ed south to Oregon.
