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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1920)
" . A (. i ' . lasaaa', 'i ! " 1 ; t a I ' I Ixi ii d as ( it the list ' t f ul frr t ia la e h and (bridre o nmm k la v i wait ,.V v. v : t . :v. ' - lr- . iWt OB l aaiaA all ' ''- bees nsnrjriaai and dull arom ma doom. Vvarmth and wsmoet dust and dirt Heetorkl easy to carry (bast Urate at Mm touch o( a match ii.aa hv etantbeat. No snuaa, ao eaor. W OB h rormea ! re renaa4 by oar special iiuni blob makes it dam barma. for ealo Im balk by dealer vorywhere the nmi hutk ooaUtr heroism u tha Prl Cnleoldmfive-falloncena. Thara b saving by baytatg la baft. Order by mma Pearl OB, we sventnannnd PeiiectlOBi OB HAUL 01 IIUAOBini Z x tSAT AND LIGHT f STANDARD OIL COMMNY I BALI W O N I At ; T f !(-: Will ' msaairrod br ya-ej V r t h baatoeva Ik -. M tha brn'hwm tn a em h M aaooa. fca y- other nam deal akaf Mat Jen mini hum town mea e, inK aVaes Tear parity k Ushed ww tha proaaerKJ of yoar saauanalty, aaa " a4t a hat aaa aaat Mat MiaVMt. aoat help wa . . or halm ana sat alt' problcmo homa ooaaanmity folk do. - tWr efthsso ewaa II UBanbT, b hla fallow alttaaai and ta 'ha oom- munit j to do all ha cam to auto tha home hmra a bigger batter in which to lira aaa oe auauass. ii nm duty as a rood dates t do year part. It ia year duty ta try and ret ethers to aaa uatr ooiiga- tions at dtianuhia and roaoar ail assistance aoaatbN. F H. JOHNSTON, SpecUL Agent, Stmivd Oil Co., BEAVERTON. OREGON TilHtvS CO. Free eerviee avar Weardngton County. CaaamHm with BaU Gomnanv. ' RATBB HatHanm, . tUt; BtuimiM, fLM; Busuisss, pri yata, within arty Hmite, BtJW. A fat of 2M aid 1 month! not la adyaaai ii eaUaotad for . ' laitallatlfia. For farthar information, In enira at Baavarton IbMhaiit. OffiM, I. W. byaara. BacV. NOTICE TO CREDITOBS la the County Court at the Btatd of n . uregaa lor ue i oaaxy n waaa' iagtoa. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned haa been appointed admin istrator of the Estate of William Nathan Irish, deceased, by the Coun t. rjim at th State of Oreaon for. the County of Waahiiurton, and has qualified. AH person naving claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present same, duly verified as by law requi id, to the undersigned t th Rank of Beaverton. Beaverton, Oregon, within sixMnocths from the date hereof. Dated and first published January 16. 1920. DOT GRAY, Administrator. Fred Jensen, Attorney. jtoncB, All hills inonrred by the Baarartoa Rnstaurant arior to .anuary l, win. ill h naid bvthe aadarsiswd. have sold oat but I want to ha square a laava RaavartaB SS that I Wttl feel free to coma back at any time, as I like the town. Bo, if I owe you anything, coma and got your money before I leave. BAM HUBS! CO. fWnlr T Millar, returned Tuesday night from near Forest Grove where he had been working almost aay ana hf ainpa Fridav. UninrUV E OOB- key engine for logging operations in that localioy. He wiu spena a wees at homejnaking some needed repairs to his home place, and then go back to the woods for the season. He- has at ife-Marf whether he will go to Toledo again or elsewhere for the ap proaching season. Cedar route now on hand at oea- verton Lumber Co. .WANT ADS FOR ORBGONIAN May be left at The Times office or telephone thorn to R. H. Jonas. Petronise our advertisers. A carload of E2stern Ccm Just in. For sale at Wholesale Prices. We expect another carload of Alfalfa Hay tomorrow. " OIL MEAL We have it now. CEAS. EuTlCIJ) : FEED STORE GOOD HEALS . PROMPT SKRVICB ' RIGHT PRICES SHORT ORDERS : - STEAKS, CHOPS, OYSTERS, ETC Deast fat Forest Grave . ta Portland Stage rCliOSJUia, Fr. Beavertaa, Ore. . iox a a -JV aai.i m. highway a--W f a eat, (ram C, B. hji h, a a 're sarkeser. Hr. MeUa..Mh wan r merly with the Asaartmaat at (Ml entlsssariaf of. via causa. . ... , V ill mS ly.a aaaaSiaeaa a-.,tho kiohwaT a.slaaarlM deaaitiaaat and H many etaar former o. A. li. inaaian holding paaitioaa with the stake da nartoant. lleCullourh rives tha foliowmc reoonuneadatiea of the 0. A. C. rradsatoa that have earn un der his notiaei "We are eauuoytag i Una aaanoar n. A r. man ia narameet and A 1,-llna kluuit tha I fata aiul I kaV aOthaW but th most favorable reports at all times of these man. not only snaac technical work attisfaetary, bat the att.itnna nf theoa mSSL UM CICBa SWl and well defined manner of tklnkinr which charaetnaes tneir won times,is satisfactory In ta axtrem." Yea we sell wall . I Tua shM iM ya buy la IV. i. Wa eell nearly all V i af AMa Tires, bat wa make ar " of the The mold Cretan Coal pound ami Revere Tires asaa a we 'foal that whoa wa sell y-a aha Theme, ar Rater Tires w ara doing you sen gwaa. Vs neaiiaer than tha beat Urea I has Me at far the money. The Kittle Callayafbh Ant Lagger Carrier, fits tha nmli g hoard of any ear. Valvollas, Hsvolae and Whrte liar labrieatac eO-aasl an yoa money, . We earry the wearever Alumloam and the tleaaer. Call ta sad see oar aataveat af Auto aaeeeeerka, II w pay you. ( . .. ' Wa Invito opnoeltion and defy comaetiuen. ' Your welfare Is our Beaver Gr:;: a lib. Co. Oregon Agricultural Collet. Jan. 26. Wilbur W. Weed, of Beaverton, is tairinv an aatlva nart in tha nrep ration of tha Beaver Annual, tha col lege year-nook, weea is owing wo on the art staff. He Is a junior In landscape gardening, and a member of the staff of the Oregon Country man, the monthly publication of the schools of agricultural and home economies. The Beaver is edited and managed by members of the junior clsss. It l rararri of student activities for an entire year and it tha best me mento one can obtain of a year spent at 0. A. C. Oregon Agricultural Collage, Jan. 26. The school of commerce has a 100 per cent, increase in registration .1 . j .1- 1 . mhh.I aaa !- I OVBI UUM, VI ,aa i . I f . .nrdina- tn latest finres. Six hun dred and twenty-five students are tLSV,:N,IllMiM-r regularly enroHed while BOOO ato- dents are taking oonunena auajecia aa- lecUvea tn their course la other schools of the college, nearly iw distinct courses are now offered by the school of commerce. Marguerite Gleeeon, of Beaverton, is n senior In commere and ia quite prominent in nor irnausue won n, fha uinani nuhlirntiontha Baro meter, and work tn the department of industrial journalism. Mrs. J.I. Eggman of Skamokawa, Wash., a sister of Mrs. T.J. Allea, who recently underwent an operation hara. haa an far MCOVOred B tB O able to return home'. Dr. Mason was assisted by Dr. Hetu In the operation. f f you haw V.lveat, I 0ts, or 03am M Hay to .ell, I will ' py you tfca) top price. v Fisher's buttermilk meili em maker and scratch iood. Juttin. Fc:i BiSKOP DUOS. Have a surpriie fcr every per son who enters their tcre this coisb; week. TtMrre it aecneUiuig worth while at this up-to-dve-mlaut store all the taa. We ha) a spexiaj efferinf almeet swery. wewk. lUk this store your hcniqMuiM wl3 in Eeaor- THE tjejitportatlon of your merchandlae ta too important a question to decide lifbtly. More and more progressive men are find ing their logical and entirely aatitfaxtory aaawer in tha Cabsmolet Om-Too Truck. " Tbe rvhtaon Is oMotbr. The GbirncMh mde b a blgwaHtsi Douh to haai all kinda ot goods to Cetpaoity, ate it tOdatir, do It ewiwJtttly tfcbaBl ky oat, mi 4 H as Mfcsp ,-w,', I .it: - - . -anaaaieaa-.... i ir i r t esa a r t. t : y r. n r n r" i at . w aa.aal sv J k .V i V .. - - ClAVITCI, CTZZZTi
