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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1920)
'7 YbtllCL Really Means! Town folks think it's High Cost of Living. Fanners know it's High Cost of Loafing not on the farm, where the day is sixteen hours long, but in fac tories and shops, where the workers want to quit after six or seven hours. . This H. C. L. plus the H. C. S. the High Cost of Spending are the sky rockets that keep prices up, says Hie COUNTRY GENTLEMAN I wish you'd read about The High Cost of Loafing in the Great National Farm Weekly. It would be worth the sub scription price of $1.00 a year to you I Farmen need to get to gether to combat these city-bred notions that the high cost of living originates on the farm, and they can do it better through THE Country Gentleman than by any other meant. The fair-minded town folks need to reconstruct their illy ideas and find out what H. C. L. really 1 means, and they can com plete their education for $1.00 by subscribing now forTHE Country gen- , TLEHAN, I'm selling the ' greatest reading bargain on the market today 52 big, interesting, help ful weekly issues of THE Country Gentle man for only $1.00. WHO'LL BE FIRST TO ORDER TODAY? W.GMcKELL PhoneSchoIli Local Telephone Rt l.Bemrtcy Hi fi lirfliilliM TW Lsiiw' H Jsawd TatSatsrast Enalag Past a imss-ii.m ii bMw-ii.n 11 u W. B. Confdon and mother, Mn. F. M. Congdon, returned to Beamr toa on Tuesday, after a stay of over two yean in Nogales, Arisona. They are now occupying their old home on the Hober place. They both pro claim they feel elated in returning to their old home and friends once again. Mexico's National Debt is $500,000- 000, of which the sum of $260,000,000 Baa been added by revolutionary troubles t SCHOLLS TELEPHONE CO. Free service ever Washington County. Connection with Bell System and Home Telephone Company. RATESBsiidenoe, $1.26; BusImn, $1.60; Bus'iimbs, pri vate, within city limits, $2.60. A fee of $2.60 and 8 months rent in advance is collected for installation. For further information, in quire at Beaverton Exchange. Home Office, Scholia, Oregon. J. W. Raynri, Sec'y. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Wash ington. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed admin istrator of the Estate of William Nathan Irish, deceased, by the Coun ty Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Washington, and has qualified. All person having claims against said estate are horeby noti fied to present same, duly verified as by law requi id, to Hie undersigned at the Bank of Beaverton, Beaverton, Oregon, within Bix months from the date hereof. Dated and first published January 16, 1920. , DOY GRAY, Administrator. Fred Jensen, Attrvney. ,WANT ADS FOR OREGONIAN May be left at The Times office or telephone them to R. H. Jonas. - Patronize our advertisers. DRUNKS The drunks they drang to make them. drink v Thev can drink no more. Because the drunks can get no drinks Those drinking drunks are sore. Now if the drunks could get their drinks Although their drinks come high f they could drink all thoy could drink ThoBe drunks wouia not be dry, If a few drinks made drunks wont And kent 'hem, drinkimr more. Those drinks vould make drinking man drunk Like drink has done before. But since the drinks are took from drunks Those drunks are awful dry, For with no drinks there are Icbs drunks, With all states gone Prohi. O. O. SMITH. SHORT WOOD FOR SALE IN small lots. See G. H. WOLF A carload of Eastern Corn Just in. For sale at Wholesale Prices. We expect another carload of Alfalfa Hay tomorrow. OIL MEAL We have it now. CHAS. BERTHOLD FEED STORE COOPER NT. NEWS James Hunter, of Portland, was vis it in at the A. H. Alberson home Wednesday a . jaoeosen has been til urn week. F. Watanabe has, been tiling his roperty with fouT inch tile. The teacher bouarht a foot ball for the boys at school, and some good punters re being developed to fill "Bill Steers" shoes at U. of O. Messrs. Jacobean and Oberg butch ered some "A no. 1" pork the hut of the week. Dorothy Cole celebrated her 12th birthday Wednesday by having 100 lessons at school all day. Mrs. Leo Sams and children have made a credible showing, grubbing near an acre at their new home. A new crew of woodchonvers have set up their tent over along Johnson Creek. B. Leis. the Beaverton orchardist advises fruit growers to trim up their fruit trees now. Buck & Son. of Aloha, delivered goods Tuesday with horse and wagon. During 1B1Q when Jim Hill was in specting Hill R. R. interests in the Portland district, an Oregonian re porter asked him a different question "What causes, Iso many divorce's nowadays, Mr. Hill?" Jim Hill an swered: "Poor cooking. When a working man comes home at night after a hard day's work, and supper is not ready then the trouble be gins." The Oregon Dairyman's League would do well to consider Beaverton a favorable location to establish an independent Milk Condenser wtiy not, the dairymen nave an tne profits in the milk businessthey do the work? With bricrht nrosnects of having the Main road rocked from Aug. Kuhn's place to Livermore's gate this summer ,now is the time for property owners alone the East road, from the School House, hence Eastward one mile, to sign a petition and present it to the County Court asking that said East road be located as a Coun ty road that Countv funds may be applied in grading and preparing for rock. You taxpayers "dig up" taxes every year, why not get the money spent where it belongs and will bene fit your home. Monday was "ground hog" day but gjnee the Highway has been com pleted Farmers have been so busy dodging "road hogs" that they have about forgotten the ground hog. Fall sown grain on Cooper Mt. is looking very fair considering the fun ny capers of the thermometer the past winter. Beaverton Times -a good paper with local npws at SI per year. The Beaverton Comer Grocery Club met Monday night, initiated a new member and then bestowed a few bouquets. To B. V. Peate for his tireless ef forts in getting Hamilton Boulevard on the map, raising Prize Poultry and being a 100 booster for Bea verton. To R. H. Jonas for building up the Times to a six column paper. To Fred Stump for delivering the Oregonian "early in the morning." To the Town Officials for a banner year of Road- Work in Beaverton. To Doy Gray for making the Bank of Beaverton one of the Strong Fi nancial Institutions of Washington County. ' To Supt. Harris for putting the Car Shops and yards in tip top Shape. And last but not least to Editor Boyd of Ford Garage News for "A good laugh," on the recent issue. CARD OF THANKS MARY ELIZABETH FREDEEN Was born in Boroa in the central part of Sweden, May 7th, 1861, and passed away Jan. 28th, 1920, being 58 years, eight months, 21 days of age. When about 26 years of age she came to Portland, where she was married to Mr. John Fredeen, Dec. 1st, 1880. Since which time they have made their home on their place near Raleigh Station. Mrs. Fredeen was a member of the Lutheran church. She leaves to mourn their loss three daughters and two sons Mrs. and Mis Edna; the sons, Oscar and Stanley, and her husband, Mr. John Fredeen; and two brothers, Henry Anderson, of Alameda, Cat,, and M. Frits Anderson, of Mayger, Oregon. There was a large crowd of her neighbors and friends gathered to at tend the funeral. The floral tributes were many and beautiful. The funeral was held last Satur day at 2 P. M. at the Beaverton M. E. Church with G. A. Gray in charge of the service. We will supply mr nearta ta sswaihiiiuliiK ootfH. fMtt 4m has hi the North Com to as for tt beat m asms, we will tafea fin direct to the wholesale booses and bur for too roar awn doettoni from the beat awortumiii m Orefoa. we aeuvtr ta uwrwoa. oi- direct to jour noma. Ask Cedj ft Fogg. T. B. Dean, of Marion, Ore., is here since Saturday visiting his son, L. R. Dean and his dauir liter, Miss Ethel. He will leave today for Southern Oregon. CLOVER and mixed hay for sale. B. R. Galbraith, Route 2, Beaver ton. 6tf FOR SALE Barred Rock and White Leghorn eggs. W. J. Alex ander. 6-11 Paris evades the number 18. Houses which are due for that num ber are given 12ft. REGISTERED Chester White boar lor service. W 0 .Emmons, Bea rerton, Route 8, Box 6. oaii Citra' Three horse --acolino engine, Fairbanks-Morse, for sale. Sea 8. H. Zimmerman. ' Stf J. B. Bailev. Auto Tire dealer, of Portland, was a Sunday caller on UX.X.0 EiHCKSOn. Yea w. tell wail paper. The hum kind yon boy la Portland. We Mil nearly all Unda oi Auto Tina, bat wo make a specialty of the Thermoid Crotide Compound and Revere Tine becauoo we feel that when we mil you the Thermoid or Harare Tina we are i doing yoa tome good. We consider them tfie beat Urea In the mar- et for the money. , .. . The Kittle Collapsible Auto Luggage Carrier fit! the runnlag board of any car. Valvolino, Havoltae and White Star lubricating ell and save you money. We carry the weorover Aluminum and the cleaner. Call in and ue our aatortmtnt of Auto eoeceeerloe. It will pay you. We invite opposition and defy competition. Your welfare Is our pleasure. ' T Beaver Garage & HtkCo. & E. SWENSON, Manager Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blosser were recent Portland visitors in attendance at the Grand Ope.-a. POUND Rosary on Beaverton Streets Tuesday evening. Owner may have same by inquiring of Mr, E. A. Hendricks and paying for this notice. j 4-' Last Friday afternoon Mrs: Erid ison entertained her card club. Mrs. Elmer Stipe carried off the honors (or the afternoon. Tia guests were, Mesdames H. O. Stipe, Blasser, Shel lenbeiger, Carl Swenson, R. L. Tuck er, H. R. Nelson, J. W. Barnes, Doy Gray, Elmer Stipe, E. D. McGowan, Jesse E. Davis. Might just as well smile over that income tax. You cant charge up worry on your expense account. BISHOP BUOS. Women's Muslin Underwear Night Gowns A BEAUTIFUL LINE See Our Display We Have Specials to Offer All The Time. Ask for them. BISHOP BROS. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to the many friends and neigh bora for the beautiful floral offerings also for kindness and sympathy ren dered us in our sad bereavement, the loss of our beloved wife and mother. MR. JOHN FREEDEN AND FAMILY HUBER DOTS The Ladies Social Improvement Club, of Huber, Oregon, at their reg ular meeting Jan. 22, 1920, heartily endorsed the resolution adopted and the action taken Dec. 6 1919, in re gard to correct labeling of Dr. Priee's substitute Baking Powder, by of Commerce in their endeavor to call the attention of authorities and the public to every instance of misieail ing advertising and misbranding oi food products in an effort to prevent misleading and deceitful trade prac tices. Futhermore, we as housewives ap preciate the effort being made by the National Woman's Association of Commerce in the protection of thii public and especially the American husevvife agdinst fraud and misrepre sentation in connection with the sale of food products and will do all in our power to co-operate with them in their efforts ?mt forth in our behalf. OTTILLE PI ERSE, Pre-.-. N. ANDERSON, Sec. On Tuesday, Jan. 27, the members of the Ladies Social Improvement Club, with baskets welt filled, walked in on Mrs. A. Kimball, to help her celebrate her birthday. After a de lightful lunch the president, Mrs. Horse, presented Grandma with a tok en of love and appreciation for the faithful work she had given the club. At five the ladies left, each one feel ing that the party was a success. The Misses Mildred Anderson and Geo Thompson attended the opera, "Madame Butterfly" in Portland last Wednesday evening. Miss Mariorie Maniott. who has j been sick during the last few days, is attending school again. - Bethel Congregational Church The cheapest insurance you can take out against being disgraced by your son is to come to church yourself and bring the boy along. You can bring him when you cant send him. Services as follows: - '' SUNDAY j j .' 10:00 A. M. Sunday School. . 11:00 A. M. Preaching Service. 6:30 P. M. Christian Endeavor. I 7:30 P. K Preaching Service. ' THURSDAY ' 8KI0 P. M. Bible Study and Prayer Service YOU are invited Come NEXT SUNDAY FORM TBS HABIT , H. 8. WILEY, Pastor. you have Wheat, Oati, or Clover Hay to tell, I will pay you the top price. ' , Fisher'i buttermilk math egg maker, . and tcratch food. Just in. Berthsli Fed Store. Bemrtoi Rest OOOD HEAI4 PROMPT 8KBVIO RIGHT PRICES SHORT ORDERS l STEAKS, CHOPS, OYSTERS, ETC I Depot for Corset One la PortUad Stage HELLO SALAIl rre. 4 Beerertoa, Ore. eMEaaj-a-ae. if THE same ceetcinty of terrier, f economy of operation and iturdiee of conitructioo that characterises al CWprodiblWbthCiW?' KUOib-ToBWonnJ)rivTnict Come in and grf It jrov oritkal apeetion. Let as explain to oo how It will tarn job better and kelp yenf GbonM Oa4s Treat, fjrsn e mdTtf, tlMJ, JW MUl BERNARD & STIPE At STIPE'S GARAGE BEAVERTON, OREGON
