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Friday, November 15, 191.
THE EEAVEu , ,N TIMES
Pat Five
We have a few houses .for rent
in Beaverton. If interested, call
Boon as they do not last long.
We also have some choice
acreage, containing houses, for
sale and acreage for rent r ...
We will be pleased to-list for
sale or rent any property that
you may have on the market
Tucker & Shreck
' P. O. Box 425
BEAVERTON, ' - - OREGON
. America and the Great War
for Humanity and Freedom, by
Willis Fletcher Johnson, A. M.,
L. H. D., prof eBsor of History of
American Foreign Relations,
New York University," tells the
story of America's entrance into
the great war in a clear,straight
forward way that, you can un
derstand. Just what you want
to know right now.
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These Bills Were Paid.
The following bills were-paid
by the town council at its meet
ing Monday night of last week:
Tualatin Valley WaterCo. $80.40
North Coast Power Co. 31.00
Recorder's salary and exp. 10.10
tt.uth Cady, reading meters
T Sfmtember " , 5.00
Tohn Kamberper, reading
meter for October 5.00
Beaverton Times, printing 6.25
Jones Lumber Co. 14.15
Get a copy J
from R. O. Cooper, resident ag-LfiifivtNr: (v xnvnsmrv
ent, Beavert6n, Oregon.r46-48
Mrs. Mary Baldwin haS recov
ered from an'attack of influenza
and was out in time to. help cele
brate the real signing of the ar
mistice. She was sick 11 days
and missed the excitement due
to the premature report of peace
last week.
CELEBRATED MONDAY
Beaverton Proudly Hails Victory
Over Forces of Autocracy as
World's First Holiday.
(Continued from first page.)
casion placarding the auto. At
the bonfire he stopped an;l theiniov
dummy was lifted from the car
and carried to thajlaming pyre
amid the plaudits of the crowd.
The crowd sang. America and
as the strains of the loved song
died away, Rev. G. A. Gray gave
fervent thanks to God for the
signal victory that had so short
ly crowned the efforts of Ameri
ca in the war. 7 Father F. J. Ket
tenhofen spoke briefly in review
of the war and the duties that
have come to America. Then, as
chairman of the evening, R. H.
Jonas introduced B. F. Mulkey of
Portland, the orator Of the day,
who reviewed the terms of the
armistice and interpreted them
in the light of the signal victory
that has followed the Allied ar
my's efforts during the past
four or five months. He found
instant approval fro mthe crowd
when he predicted that the Turk
toould be driven from Europe.
He went on to show how the city
of Consantinople had been found
ed to become the cauital o the
world and ventured to predict
that if the Turk were driven into
the deserts of Asia and the peo
ple of Europe given a chance to
develop it, Constantinople would
be the largest city in the world
within 50 years. ' x
S. H. Davis followed with an
appeal for the support of the
United War Work drive and
when he had finished, the town
was turned open to the crowd to
themselves. At Morse
Hall the younger set enjoyed a
social dance. Bells Were rung,
horns were blown, sirens scream
ed, cans rattled .-nd anvils were
fired. Long after the writer of
this report had tired and gone to
bed, the joy of new arrivals con-
U.niul tn cu trull fVi a nnioA nnri
keep the jubilee at its height.
Stamp Buyers Nearly AD ;
Make Good Their Pledges.
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STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(CaliferoU)
F. H. Johnston, Special Agent,Standar Oil Co., Beaverton, Ore. ;
These Headers for Sale by
I. N. Robinson Tualatin, Ore. E; J Lawrenz Shemood; Ore. Stevens Bros., Farmingjton,
.. , , " . ' , "Merchants -Co-operative Exchange, Sherwood, Oregon.
- - Jv Peters, Wilsbnville, Ore. E. T. Turner, Laurel, Oregon.
Ore.
. Reports are in from nearly all
districts and show nearly every
one buying at least as fast as he
i agreed to in ms pieage. wasn
,ington County has bought fully
I up to the schedule for the month
ending October 31. If everyone
will keep his pledge strictly un to
the last, we will come in at the
end of the year with flyinT
' colors. fN. A. Frost Chairman.
, When They Can't Buy Fords,
I They Buy Fordsons of Otto.
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. All
utto wncicaon received a car.
of Fordson tractors durintr
the past week and distributed
Al t II
tnem to tne ioiiowmg persons:.
J. Gillimwater and E.E. North
. run of Mountaindale; Remo Vul .
I steke and Georsre Doolev of
; Banks: J. A. Peters of Forest
Grove; W. A. Thurnher of Cms
nplius; L. 1,. Lawrence of Reed-
" uuipn ocnaiiner nnu
Conrad Alresheimer of Beaver
ton. Mr. Erickson also sold
three one-ton trucks. W. S. Hn.hn
f M"Tn?"'oio and W. W. Mel"
nr on A VaA Vatf U4-U M r
verton. are the luckv owners.
Two more carloads of tractors
are now on the road and are ex
pected to arrive here shortly for
it makes no difference wheth
it is a Ford or a Fordson. it will
sell We don't know what the
Forrtarandson will he. but if Ot
to Erickson. is still the sellm
awnt. it wil take like hotcakes
m Washington County.
Late Potatoes Are Good Ones.
. Mrs. F.M. Hobart left 'abas-'
Kfit Of nnfnfnaa a -U!
"18day that compare favorably
w nave seen, xet thev
were nlanterf. mw ... j
. r- tw, oiiu iiinbuieu
aner tne most of the potatoes
iuwii in mis vaue; were m blos
som. In ArfHifinn t tk.
tatoes mentioned, she has one
f1I that was a veritable family
Of POtfltoAa Thoxo '
nerfectlv formed tubers; all at-
. ueu in a(in rmer.. The souds
are a smnfh wdif. ..t.i... t.
resemblinflr the Burbank variety,
Kllf oh a4.au 3 m -
oiMuier anq Founder. Mrs.
Honart. sava fkan ii v i
Dunil.. CI I . .
vKumi oer vices at Lnurches. :
WHAT TO USE TO
PREVENT APPENDICITIS
Beaverton
SimniA nuolrflinmi -i
me. etc., as mixed in Arfl.n.l.ir0
flushes , the ENTIRE ht
tract SO COmnlafalw
nlCltlS fa rtvmimtA nwrt
SPOONFUL Adler-i-ka reluZ
AMV nAGV -e . " .
... v..uu vi ouui oioniacn,
gas Or COn8tl'nation twnilaa 4f
removes ALL foul matter which,
cioggea and poisoned your sys-,
tern. The INSTANT action sur
mises both doctors and patients
L. R. Dean, druggist.