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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1919)
1 THE MUVCTON TOES China roosters are beginning to crow again, they are celebrating ar mistice as their "annual -war is over." A butcher was in town Wednesday looking over prospects to open a new meat market in Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Acklen. who re cently sold their property south of town and moved to Portland, were out to the Grange dinner Wednesday nigni. . mra. acicien is teaching in the Portland schools at University Park and Mr. Acklen is employed in a Port land drug store. Mr. Acklen says it takes longer to get down town to work from his present home than it did from Beaverton. Cai Is year suseeriptlaa paid? Five foreigners passed a good ex amination on naturalization day, Wednesday of last week, the exami nation being held by Judge. Bagley. Those who took the examination and passed were: George Boras, of Aus tria; Christ C. Otness, Norway; Wil iam Rulff , Russia: George Wise, Rus sia; RJoland W. S. Hamer, England. Attorneys W. G. Hare and M. B. Bump have for several months been giving instructions on the constitu tion, which has been a great benefit to these people, who desire to take out naturalization papers.' PIANO FOR SALE Inquire F. W. m- 48 NOTICK Having disposed of the grocery, dry goods and shoe part of our busi ness, and desiring to enlarge our fur niture and "hardware business we will appreciate prompt settlement of all past due accounts. CADT-PEGG CO. SEEDS Rye Vetch Timothy Clover Cheat CIIAS. BERTHOLD FEED STORE FRED JENSEN ATTORNEY AT LAW Cady Building Hours 8:00 to 10:30 A. M. Daily Portland Office: 720 Board of Trade. Scholia Phone. Beaverton - - - - Oregon W. M. WERT Barber at the old Jack Hooper shop ' Hairouttlng Our 8polslty. Laundry Agenoy. EEAVERTON OREGON W.E.PEGG UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRBCTO Ueensed Fiahalier Calls answered day or night Prompt Service . 1 HTBTON Oregon Clhevirolet AcIiieveMesjit SPELL You cannot buy more for your money than you get in a Chevrolet Touring Cars Roadsters Coupes Sedans Chevrolet Trucks In both "Four-Ninety" and F. B. Model. Orders Filled in Rotation. lornard & Stipo AT STIPE'S GARAGE Beaverton, Oregon Pover Economy Endurance A Chevrolet touring car, model "four ninety " made the fast est time between Portland and Eugene 8 hour and 4T minutes. Faster than the famed Shasta Limited. A Chevrolet "four ninety" established a record around Mount Hood hours and II minutes; 1 hour and IS minutes to Rhodo dendron; 1 hour and 60 minutes to Government Camp. A Chevrolet "four ninety" holds the record to Astoria I hours and 12 minutes; to Seaside in 3 hours and 63 minutes. nvrolet "four ninetv" tourinir car im tha nnlv fmiMvl. 'inder car to climb the tortuous Hall-street hill in HIGH GEAR. Mark this: NO OTHER FOUR-CYLINDER CAR HAS 1VM EQUALED THIS TEAT. ; A Chevrolet "four-ninety" model ran 41.3 miles on one (one only) gallon of gas. Test made with official observer as a passenger, j Long continual pounding on rough and untried roads teat the endur- ance of any tar. Most any ear can be driven at high speed ftr a short distance. BUT IT TAKES ENDUR ANCE and STAMINA, good mater ials and design to stand tha strain of high speed for long distances on the open road. A Chevrolet One-Ton Truck is tha ' only commercial vehicle which climbed to Government Ca.ap, at the base of Mount Hood over ' and through from one to twelve feet of " snow in the dead of winter. The Chevrolet carried a full one-ton load en this test The Chevrolet design. The Chevrolet famous valve-in-head motor is the result, .the culmination of years of experiments and tests. It has been tried, tested in the hands of hundreds of thousands of users and is mak ing good in every section of the world undor every conceivable condition ef use, abuse and condition. We Repair Furniture. We Sell Gascbe. We SeD Oils. We SeH Hardware. We Sell Household Goods. We Sell Wallpaper; We Sell All Kinds of Auto Accesscrbs. We' Sell Universal Food Choppers. Cose ia ad ste us. To introduce the Falls Tire we are making a special price for one week only, beginning Monday, November 24, size 30x3 1-2, commercial oversize, warranted 8,000 miles. Regular price $29.00. - Special price $24.75. They have to make good or we will. Beaverton Garage & Hdw. Co. E.E. SWENSON, General Manager DHIfBBHo D. Perry Bvanfi - Portrait Phoae Main75M afOK WaUtM St, 1 PORTLAND, OEXQON HOWm COMMISSION COM ... PANT " 1 Front St , Portland, Oregon Will pay, the following prices oa shipments , revived ap to and in cluding Nov. 28. , - ' Veal, 76 to 120, top .....lfc Veal, 76 to 120, median , . . .... .18c Veal, fair to good .............17e Veal, heavy ..............12 to 17c Hogs, 100 to MO, tope ,.8 to 15Ke Hogs, poor and heavy ,...20 to 2Se No commission. Prompt returns. WANTED CULL POTATOES The Pacific Potato Starch Company will soon tart its factory for the season and will pay, cash for cull potatoes for delivery on or after October 20. Potatoes are dumped promptly and sacks re turned to driver who brings potatoes. Pacific Potato Starch Co. Beaverton Oregon The Ladies Sewing Circle met with Mrs. Rohse last week and with Mrs. Lagerfeld on Wednesday of this week. Where Do You Want to Go? We will take yon quickly and safely. " We have a track fitted with seats for large parties, picnics ..' and dances, , We have two small can for quick service to take yoa to town, over the highway or to hurry you to and from trains. We nave large or small ears for Highway trips. ' Beaverton Livery StaKca ; NOTICE OF DISTRICT BO AD MEETING TO VOTE SPECIAL -BOAD TAX IN DISTRICT NO." 12 Notice is hereby given that a meet ing of the resident tax payers of Koad .District No. 82, Washington County, Oregon, is hereby called, and will be held at the Garden Home School House, in said Road District No. 32, Washington County, Oregon, on the 22nd day of November, 1919, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P. M., of said day, to discuss the advisability of levying a special or additional road tax in said district, to deter mine what, if any county roads or portions thereof in said road district shall be improved, in any special manner, and . the character and or tent of such improvement or in provements they shall make thereoi and to levy such special or addition! tax. not to exceed ten mills on tit dollar, on all taxable real and persot al property in said road district, a majority of such resident tax paj ers of said road district shall deet advisable for the purpose of raisin money with which to defray the ax pense of such special imnrovemen or improvements in said Road DU trict No. 82, Washington County Oregon. Dated this 24th day of OctobeJ IMF, ' J. W. GOODIN. . County Judge l ."V
