Beaverton times., March 21, 1919, Page Page 4, Image 4

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THE BEAVERTON TIMES
AmoriGnn
Feed
Company
BEAVERTON, OREGON
. Between the Bank and the Livery Stable.
Flour, Feed, Hay and Grain
Our trucks deliver to your farm every week five sacks or more, delivered free
anywhere on rock roads. We bay and sell onions and potatoes.
JUST IN Mill run, Ground Barley, Barley and Oat Chops,
Whole Corn, Cracked Corn, Scratch Feed, Rolled Feed Oats, Sun.
ny Brook Feed, Alfalfa Meal, Beet Pulp and Oyster Shell.
Baby Chick Feed, Calf Meal, Pasture Seed, Holstein Dairy
Feed, Linseed Oil Meal
Phone for Price List Get on Our Mailing List.
CIIAS. BERTIIOLD, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. Simonton have mov
ed to Beaverton from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davies, of Seat
tle, spent Sunday with Mrs. George
Blassen. Mr. and Mrs. Henry King
ley and daughter, of Portland and
Joseph and Hubert Kingley, were
also guests at the Blassen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davenport, of
Scholls, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of twins, a girl and a boy, at
their home.
- Diebele's Shoe Shop, opposite liv
ery stable, , now open every day.
First class repairing. 'vv "" 12tf
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Backer and
family will occupy the ' Frohnauer
house being vacated by Tom jftiller.
.Energetic lady or gentleman may
have good paying business of their
own. Pays from $1500 to" $2500.00
yearly. Well worth your investi
gation. Write Pitkin, Lents, Port
land. 11
BEAVERTON SCHOOL PRODUCES
POETS.
(Held from Last Week.)
Now the war is over and the boys are
coming home;
Now- the heart is happy because
the spring hag come;
Now . the flowers are blooming and
the little birds do sing
Was there ever in all history such
a glorious spring?
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Now the winter's over, snow and
sleet are gone;
IJow the sun shines brightly, buds
on trees have come;
Tho the war is oyer and the spring
has come,
Many hearts are heavy and many
boys are gone. -
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Tho many are coming homeward,
many arrive each day,
Many are dead or dying, many the
price did pay,
Many are sick and wounded, many
are maimed for life;
But this is the price they had to
pay as victors in the strife.
George-L. Thompson.
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Eighteen stars of blue
Encircling two of gold.
Eighteen saw the battle through,
Two, whose names need - npt be
told,
Were laid to rest
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Twenty flag-loving boys, last fall,
Twenty boys, both strong and
brave,
Answered the country's call.
Their time, their lives, their all
they gave,
All, all, for the flag.
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Now we're planting for each a tree,
Eighteen diciduous ones,
For those we love and now can see;
sut two we re planting of ever
greens,
For those who died and could not
come,
No, nor ever shall.
Thelma Pegg.
A COZY PLACE.
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Down by the rippling waters
Down where the shade trees grow,
Where the moss covered rocks are ly
ing
That's where the cattle go.
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There's where the flowers give their
sweetest fragrance,
There's where the birds sing their
nappiest carols,
There's where the children love to
play in the evening,
There's where we all love to go.
Carrie Carlson.
HIS PART.
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The evening fell softly
On a little village in the west,
Where a mother's heart was mourn
ing
. For her sons who have gone to rest
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The children grouped about the fire
To hear the stories told,
How he had carried the flag aloft
Til his face was white and cold.
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Be proud, you mother whose black
robes fall
About thy form, where beats an
aching heart,
When memories sad come back to
you '
Remember, he did his part!
Laura Olson.
NOTICE TO MEN IN
MILITARY
SERVICE.
The State Council of Defense and
Oregon Historical Society are mak
ing a campaign to get full and cor
rect information for a permanent
record of all man in the service.
This information cannot be secured
from the records of the government
The School Board and teacher in
to distribute the War Record Blanks,
assist in filling them out if necessary
and return them to the County
School Superintendent's office. -
We want a blank filled out for
everyone who rightfully is a resi
dent of Washington County or was
at the time of enlistment An
effort will be made to place the
blanks. in the hands of every fam
ily having members in the service.
If anyone is overlooked they are
requested to apply to the committee
of their own school district for the
blanks. Anyone having had board
ers, hired men or friends who would
be likely to be missed will be doing
these men a real service by giving
their names to the committee.
Many Washington County boys
enlisted in Portland, Seattle, Brem
erton or other places and their own
county and district gets no credit
for them in the permanent reocrds
unless we get their record now.
Everyone should be interested in
helping to make this a perfect record
and to have no one left out.
,N. A. FROST,
County School Supt
BANK OP BEAVERTON
Beaverton, Oregon.
IT IS SAFE AND SANE
"Never again," says Bill Guff , as
he walked into the postoffice with a
double jointed limp in his left leg
and his head done up in a plaster of
Paris cast
"Never again will yon catch me out
in a dark street with a pocket full of
coin. I not only lost my money but
the hold-up guys like to croaked me."
The bank is -the safest, most con
venient, logical and sensible place
to keep money. Dont tempt things,
and risk life and limb by carrying
funds on your person. ' Put your
money in the bank, and use a check
book, we do not make any charge
for checking accounts, and your pass
book - will help you in keeping a
record of your income. .' ,
TAXES?
Just two short weeks more left to
pay taxes in before April 5th. If
paid after that date there will be a
ptnalty added, we will get your
statement and pay them if you wish,
If you have procured your state
ment bring it in and we will attend
to paying them for you.
BANK OP BEAVERTON
Beaverton, Oregon.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
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Scholls Telephone Co
Fsee service over Washington County. Connections
with Bell System and Home Telephone Company.
RATES Residence, $1.25 ; Business, $1.50; Business,
private, within city limits, $2.50.
A fee of $1.50 and 3 months rent in advance is col
lected for installation.
For further information, inquire at Beaverton Ex
change. Home Office, SCHOLLS, OREGON. J. W. RATNARD, Secy.
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BEAVERTON BAKERY
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