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"'W. H.Warren and Sandy an plant
ing the winter eropa in the five large
greenhouse. This will be the third
crop for the year. They have Just
finished harvesting 2300 lbs. of toma
toes. LOST Red Irish Setter (hiring
electrical storm three -weeks ago.
Property of Bod Hunter, now with
American forces In Coblentx, Ger
many. Return to W. H. Hunter, Bea
verton, and receive reward. 81tf.
For bed springs and mattiesses,
1 see Cady-Pegg Co, 81tf.
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction, on the Bacon place, two
miles east of Beavertoa and three
miles west of Sylvan, on the Canyon
road, at 10 a. m., on , '
THURSDAY, SEPT. V
24 grade. Holstein cows, 2 just
fresh and the rest will be fresh be
fore November 1; 1 registered Hol
stein bull, 18 months old; 20 heifers
and xalves; 2 horses, 8 years old,
EI YGUH CHOOSING
jnrx or the using
With its hsmUonio new furniture,
its improved labor saving davioas
and with its reputation for long and
accurate eefffeeeetabliihed, the
WrilTE SEIX3 QCtZE
Wfll five you &o possible
. value for your money.
"if yoa try
YomV fr gUd to bny "
Be rare to get free dmootrtiofi
from the White representative. If
none is handy write u for catalogs
aad necenary details.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO,
Cleveland, Ohio
weigh 1400 each. Agricultural im
plements, including Fordson tractor
with double disc and 2 bottom plows;
binder, mower, take, potato planter,
corn planter, Hoosier drill, 2 manure
spreaders, 8-horsa 20-inch 10 disc, 3
grass seeders, 14-inch Oliver, steel
plow, 16-inch Case plow, landplaster
seeder; 5-shovel cultivator; WO-lb.
capacity U. S. cream separator;' milk
ing machine; two lVt horse power
gasoline eengines; 2tt h. p. gasoline
engine, 1 harrow, 1 steel farm truck,
8 farm wagons, spring wagon, ruB-per-tire
buggy, forks, shovels, axes,
bone grinder :and other articles.
Lunch at noon.
' Terms $20 and under, cash; over
$20, six months' time, 8 per cent,
bankable note;2 per cent discount for
cash on sums over $20.
; ADOLPH SCHAFFNER, Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer. :
Mrs. Charles Barron, of Cooper
Mt, was shopping in Beaverton Wed
nesday. . - - ' : -
HONOR GUARDS' DANCE
On the evening of September the
Gth, the Honor Guards will give their
task dance. As there is no special
work for them .to do now, they have
decided to close with this social af
fair. N
It has been suggested that a young
peoples' social club be organised to
take the place of the Honor Guards.
In the organisation the young men
and other persons, who care for a so
cial good time, would be represented.
Admission for the dance on Sept.
6th will be 50c for gentlemen and
10c for ladies. Some interesting
plans have been made for the dance
and everyone is sure to have a good
time.
In writing of big loads of grain.
George Davis hauled 49 sacks of
wheat sewed, in one load at Bob
Hocken's threshing Wednesday, some
4 years olds, v -;( if
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AGRICULTURAL LIME
should be applied in early fall and winter.
ORDER' NOW to avoid delay in shipment. Price $2.60 per ton, t
o. b. at Gold Hill. Minimum order 30 tons. Cash with order.
OREGON STATE LIME BOARD
A. B. CORDLEY, SECRETARY, CORVALLIS, OREGON lOtl
BE A LEADER
mitt i I'll Utn liii fa'i nriafr nmuaiiy i mty lift M win iiiM"-Et
An immenae problem in reconstruction confronts the present generation.
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jmum 1 jae
regon Agricultural College ( Where Do You Want to Go?
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MWhanical engineering, chemical jMunnM AttSyJlZXtcm1'
MININO ENOINEERINO, LOOGINO EMOINEEXINO, MILITARY SCIENCE.
The Cotlnc tralninc Include! count in EnflUh. EconowiM. Aft. MMfctaMtlcn. Modern Luf uim,
rXi SMiSSoMK Science a4 H 1cmU.
Three regular terms Fall term begins September 22, 1919
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For Colttte Cat-to Illuetrated Booklet and other Ififoraatioai
TKB RBOwTRAR. Oregon iigrictiRurw voucic.
I ClJX-AJ- 3rop. LooTfot tfa Red
BEAVERTON BAICERY
Confections and Cigars
Light Lunches Served
J. M. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR
We will take you quickly and safely.
We have a truck fitted with seats for large parties,, picnics
and dances. . ' ..- . .
We have two small oars for quick lerrice to take you to
town, over the highway or to hurry you to and from trains.
We have large or email ears for Highway trips.
, Beaverton Livery Stables
F R JOHNSTON, SpecUl Agent Standard CM Co.
. BEAVERTON, OREGON
THE NEW fflMlS
ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE
Such beautiful patterns and artistically blended colorings will
unquestionably increase the favor shown towards ginghams for
-dresses of the better sort
Never before has there been a greater selections of attractive
plaids and stripes designs which will make up into the most pleas
ing, as well as the most practical garments for houBewear and for
children at school. ,
Qualities will please toe, for we have made a point of securing
the very best obtainable, at prices as low as is consistent with good
merchandise.
Come in, let us show you what we have.
Bichop Drothero
BeWTewton
Two Stores
Portland