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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
' la The Comity Court Of The State of
" Oregon For The County Of
: Washington '
In the matter of the estate of
' Charles W. Colby, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
- dersigned, J. B. Jamieson, has been
appointed administrator of the estate
?of Charles W. Colby, deceased, by
the County Court of the State of
regon for Washington County, and
las qualified. persons haying
claims against said estate are here
"by notified to present same, duly
-verified as by law required, to the
-undersigned, at his residence, R. t.
1, Beaverton, Oregon, or to his at
torneys below named, ' within - six
months from the date hereof. '
Dated and first published Febru
ary 21, 1919.
J. B. JAMIESON,
Administrator Estate of Charles
W. Colby, Deceased. '
Ridgway & Johnson, Attorneys,
Northwestern Bank Building,
Portland, Oregon.
" FOR SALE Brigg's Early pota
to seed, 11.75 per cwt. A. A. Pike.
FOR SALE Two fresh Jersey
cows, second and fourth calving.
Heavy, rich milkers. Gentle and ac
customed to children. R. W. Cook, R.
-U, two miles south of Beaverton 12tf
W)Y 80QVT DOINGS.
Saturday afternoon March 15th,
Scouts Lesion Fairweather, . Jack
Malarkey, Raymond Rossi and We8
ley Cook' were successful in thai
portion of the test necessary to
qualify for Eecond Class Rank, by
covering the distance of one mile at
Scout's pace in twelve minutes. Our
committeeman Mr. Doy Gray acted
as official starter, giving each Scout
a slip of paper with the Scout's name
written thereon together with the
time of their starting. They were
dispatched individually and paced
two minutes apart Our Scoutmas
ter and Senior Patrol Leader, Archi
bald Masters, were stationed at the
City limits, one mile South, to re
ceive the candidates and note ' the
time of their arrival. Tenderfoot
Lawrence Hughson, while not eli
gible, also participated to gain ex
perience " preparatory . to the time
when he is eligible and takes the
real test Tenderfoot Fred Stump
acted as messanger and watched the
proceedings from the side lines..
In the evening , proceeding the
regular meeting, tests were continu
ed by describing, satisfactorily, the
contents of one store window after
observing four windows with an al
lowance of but one minute to gaze
at each window,' From the four
windows observed, Mr. A. H. Spran
er's attractive Window, made up of
good things to EAT was selected for
the test. ' Scouts were stationed at
distance in charge of Assistant
Scoutmaster, Chas. Fry and after;
our Troop Bugler Wesley Cook, had
passed .his test, Scouts were sum
moned, singly, by the bugler, to come
forward. : As they approached
close to the window they about fac
ed and described the contents of the
window. In addition to our Bugler
Wesley Cook, the other Scouts were
Lester Fairweather, Albert and Ray
mond Rossi,'.'.: Ernest Masters and
Fred Stump. For Wesley Cook this
completes 'every test required of a
Scout to qualify for the rank of
Second Class. f
' At the regular meeting Lawrence
Hughson and Jacob Schmidt passed
their Tenderfoot Test.
Saturday noon the 22nd opportuni
ty will be given other Tenderfoot
Scouts to - make the mile Scout's
Pace followed with the outdoor fire
building (only two matches allow
ed) and the cooking of lb. of meat
and two potatoes without any cook
ing utensils. All eligible Scouts
should avail themselves of this op
portunity for it is quite likeiy the
limited time of our Scoutmaster will
have to be diverted to FirBt Class
Scout work from this time on. Our
next' enrollment May 31st, . to our
National Council, must disclose pro
gress on the part of every Scout.
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PpRTANP, OREGON V
STEVE VASIUEFF
. TAILOR TO MEN AND WOMEN
Cleaning and praising Repaiitef w4 Itwatioa .
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Beaverton Livery Stables
Auto Livery and Truck Service
Where New Rigs, Good Teams, Perfect Harness and Careful
Drivers are combined tomake satisfactory service. "
Courteous Treatment bur motto ' -; '
Horses for sale. Horses fed by
the day. week or month.
Willard Battery Service Station
' M. P. CADY, Proprietor.
HILLSBORO, OREGON. ;
All make? of .batteries repaired and recharged
' Service Batteries for All Slakes
','!" , , of Cars. '(; ".; ;; 'A '
WHEN IN NEED OP A NEW BATTERY, GET MY PRICES.
. Fjye .furnished 'housekeeping 'rooms
for rent in cottage beside hotel. Call
at Commercial Hotel. 12
The regular services will be held
Sunday morning and evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church. "