Friday, April 5, 1918.
THE BEAVERTON TTME3
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We have one of the finest listings of property in this county as
.wnwvrai rci-cm cnui is in inn line, mese are samples ex
what weeaoiTsr you: , , v;-
-870 Acres, 200 in cultivation, ICQ in (all. wheat, 40 acres
Ti irT mim hhjuiuju state oi cultivation, uooa nouse asa
outbuildings cornplete; running water, family orchard, com
plexly equipped with farm machinery, horses, cowsetc. Ccrti
fine timber on tSe place ' This Is one of the best f arris in Wtzh:
ington County and well located. Price $125.00 tar Tina
tnat are easy. - - . -",''..' . (t,i.vm-.nr i
, 12112 Acres, SO under" cultivation, some stump and brush land
) some timber, all good soil, 14 mile to school and railroad ; runninj
water un pwee, no Duiramgs. mceov.vu per acre. Terms if ce
'.sired. - f , - " a - m -m-
257 Acres, 100 in cultivation, 1 mile to good town, good houss
barn, etc. All good soil. "Some pasture land and balance in fine
timber. Price $75.00 per acre.
. We art advising- our clients to Hy now prices are right, - fcslow
wiiat uicjr nave uccii at any time wumn me past tew years, prices
' of farm produce are goodnd may be better for several years. We
:': can offer terms to suit you on a great deal of the property listed
wrai us.
STROUD ft TUCKER,
Real Estate, Loans, Life and Fire Insurance.
; , FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
R. Matteson, Forest Grove, Present Incumbent, Seeks Re-Election,
rasing nisijiaimror Recognition on The Work Accom
plished by The Present County Court ia.. The ,
Interests of The County at Lar&
; . R. Matteson of Forest Grove is a candidate for re-election to
the omce of County Commissioner. Being a member of the present
oounty oourt, he asks endorsement of his acts and policies therein
and seeks the Republican nomination t the primaries, May 17,
(Paid Advertisement.),.. ,
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Members of the Cedar ISSSb Auxiliary of the Red Cress present
Her Friend, The Enemy
A CIVIL WAR DRAMA IN FOUR ACTS
at Grange Hall. Cedar Milh,
Saturday Evening, APRIL
Do you know your neighbors when on the stage? Guess who's who.
CAST OF CHARACTERS: ; . I
CAPTAIN JACK FERNBROOK, U. S., Who holds honor above all
FRANK FLEMING .v.-ja scapegrace
COLONEL JAMES BURTON, C. S. A., - With strong convictions
LTETTTENANT BERKELEY BURTON, C. S. A:, Mlis son
ZEBEDIAH'JENKS Yank to the backbone
LIGE - . ; -A' negro' servant
DIANA BURTON - -; . :r.s,iV.. Of Richmond
MRS. BURTON Her mother
ADDTE JENKS . .'. .'s. sr.: . . Zebediah's daughter
AUNT CHLOE ...... ...... V.y; . .ri-ra. .-ligVs better half
. Union and Confederate Soldiers, Etc .
' Time in Representation, : . . . . , Two and one-half hours
- SYNOPSIS: j-
' ACT I. Zebediah's Farm in the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts,
, . ("Foi-t Sumter Has Fallen.")' ' ' ' ' ' ' f : ! -' - j !
aT tt d.i. j r.i..i T..ui..i. d:.l j 14
18S5. (The Return of the Old Love.) 1 . j
ACT III. The same, April 2. ("Sergeant, There Lies-Your Man)
. . ACT IV. The samef April 3. (The fate of a traitor.) ' , , -
action of Acts Two, Three and Four occur on the day of the ea
tranceof the Union Army into Richmond and the .two -days
Music by Larsen's Orchestra. Tickets on sale at May's store and
v by members of the Red Cross. Every cent of proceeds goes to
the benefit of the Red Cross. , - - ' .. :
Don't forget! It's a Red Crczi Benefit!
Let's Put Over Odr, Qci'J Id Ei:
Vcihiha Ccunty the RirD-y crA
Have if Over Vith.
(hi il-
We Believe that the Eastern End cf Tashi-tsa
mi. ., is we xugi Loyal . t ecuon er the um::i. 4 Lt-s,
: j cause We Believe This, V e Art GoijO TCt CJCzr
S Quota of The Third Liberty Loan ThJFwit T;y cf f t-a 1
ft Drive. Eastera Washing Cctstr FiH rn
Gone "Ove r The Top" Every Tiaia Yt Wo Won't l-S
This Time. So; Let's Do It The First Cay and Gt Coma 1
Good of It Ourselves. ; .-.U'V
Everyone do fcSa put txJ ft czv
This space donated bE. S. May; Cedar
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War Savings Newt
Fine reports are coming In
from the house to house canvass
ing committees.
The high marks in W. LS.
sold as far as reported to date
are: . "
District No. 73, Carlon IL
Herechel Clutter chairman,
42.000.
District Na r 21, Acadamy
oseph Groflf chairman, $1,843.
District No. 108, Hiteon-C.
Van Kleek chairman, $1,682. ,
District No. 28, Tualatin A.
E. Robinson, chairman, $1,403.
District No. 12, Greenville
Georgp Heyndencks, chairman,
1118.25.
The following districts are 100
per cent War Savers reporting
every family buying War Sav
ings Stamps and Thrift Stamps
except some who have already
bought Liberty Bonds. ' '
District No. 19, 'Sewell Ka-
tnct James Sewell, chairman,
District No. CO Mountain
side, W. W. Jaquith, chairmtn.
District No. 51 Meachan,
Earl Hollenbeck chairman.
A large number of others have
reported every .one purchasing
who reasonably could fca ' ex
pected to do so.
'" - 'N. A. FROST,."
; Chairman War Eavinjs.
BEAVERTO'J SCClJTS
,The boy scouts are goinj to
take a part in the third Liberty
Loan drive. They will have a
special drive of their own from
April 20 to April 80.
Scout Master G. A. Van Ant
werp has received his instruc
tions and the scout manuals.
. The scouts are tryiigr to ret a
vacant lot for a war garden. If
anv person has ground which he
will donate for this purpose, will
he please notify the scout ou
ter or tell one of the scouts,
The next m?''- of the
scouts wlil be ca L. y, pril
8. Visitors rrMetit: and i li
gations of car..j talicit.X
Krs. J. ValJo Fir of Hoy,
wife cf Lic-t:ri : ai is
now in Frasce, ,East f in
Esavtrtca, d z - cf Mr B.
A. Rohse.
Concarvatioa .SKTTSSl.
What more effective way to conserve your own re- ' '3
-, sources and do your, bit to save raw material and-1
labor, than to make last season's straw Jct & csothej
year. .You can. -make it look better thanne. Just,
change its hue with. , ,
v. t u , ..C0LOHIT3 : iu- fj!r
. . 1 : Makes straw look like new . '. u ,'. ,
Also for satin, silk hnd canvas slippers ah' basketry 1
AH colors. ' Anyone can use it ' '
'"See-the Wisedw Dirjby at--"- yii
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DEAN'S DRUG STORE
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