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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1920)
I, imiim 4 Town lbtkt think it's High Co of Living. Farmen know it's High Cott s of Loafing not on the farm, where the day iisxteen hours long, but in fc , toriet and shopa whew the wodKR want to quit after six or teven hourt. This H. C. L. pluth H. C. S.-the , . High Cost of Spending are the tky xockett that keep prioeiup, aayi :- 9ScC0unTicr GBtJTLUr.IATT I wish you'd read about The High Cort ? of Loafint.iirthe Great National Farm V . ' Weekly. It would be worth the sub scription price of $1.00 a year to youf what H. C. L. really menu, and theyvaft com plete their eduofttioc lor . $1.00 by tubwrlbinf now forTHSCOUNTKY OJtN tluian. I'm 10111111 the Fannm need to get to gether to- combat thaw ' city-bred notion that the high coat of living originate! on the farm, end they can do it better MtMtoh TIM CcurtrNtY : ' Obntluian than by ' oh the market today . rhr nwauia. The 52 bis. Interesting, helo- fair-mipdd town folks fulweekly iteuet of TlOi , . 1 ,,' oNvi to reconetruct their COUNTRY GENTLE :" '"l , tUty ldeend findaut MAW for only Jl.00. WHOlt BE FIRST TO ORDER TODAY? " W CMcKlOli ' PhonaSchoUl Local Talaphon Rt l.Baaverto Tfc Caesar Ceaflaaas TliUai'1Ie.eJamltJ,nllriwtMt'" UiMlM-SI- ' t2lMMi-$1.71 IllMHM-IIJI nnttn ,vaVY latCAL SUNDAY KMDUL . warm or ns woes. if', "" ItMMi LM Mlt KM end Weriai a Duasst Asreta aetaH" ' peg aaal iaflMan 1st. MM. If In (Mm Watte, Isaieui, Otwa, U. S. A. Te the aadag Beaeoat of to Bee varies Circuit Native Preachers So ciety: Your latter of August lew et m to ana and I am verv a-kni el- wave ta 1 from van aad te aaa tha ttarnt you have ia this great work Africa and your part at tha eavrag 'or wis pan ox taa (truiy ) enra e SCL'OLIS Free eervioe over Waaktogtoa Canpaay: KATES sUsidsnaa, , Mi) Baaiami, UM Busiiieaa, pri vate, within city Unite, M0; A laa of 2.50 and months rant ia advance is collected for For durtbaw infarmataan, ia- OfAee, Behelie, Oregon. 1. W. Barnard, Bar. 0. A. c. CLUB TO FORM Graduates and iormcT atttdanta of. the Oregon Agricultural Collage, are planning ta lorm a County u. A. c. Club at a meeting to be held in' dents of the lnatftution resident in th-oounty and it ii felt that there are a number more whose .addresses are not known. ." - Anide from the regular business of I haw ajilllsii ran aavagal before, but at tha time that Mist Watte wrote last, yoa had not heard tram aa, I am ae sorry, and far fear the emere oa net gat strouga i aaaa sand a copy of them ta pea. : I hava traveled many into through tha interior and make a care ful study al tnc native evangensa and the awtatatkms. where are gath ered from day to day so many pes. pit waiting to hear tea preeleua words ox uxa ana i snow ox no w' twn avanffaliata wra ih trying hard. r to hrma Jaaua to the lost and hun. rry naaru, man tae two wnam pan OMpic are ao ktedly arnaartiat. . Mvida Muraiu, whete deacrlpalca and that ot his hmily you will find hv a former letter, also" that or us utetlan and work, is a tine aashra, and ia doing good work aa an aran gelist, hie heart ia truly in tha work and God ia helnirV him. Josiah MaJikanT ia the other nun that I have eloigned to yew care and support, he is ahout 80 years ot age, has a wife and fear children, aunning little tote all, three hoys and one girl, tha little girls name is .uji. Hathew and Paul are the two young er beys, the oldest boy's name I can. not at tens crme recau, dux t am aaia you would be more than iatereetad could you go .witiv nte to their home and see their bright faces, oh yes, I remember now the other boy's name i Oandla, for the last time I tibiuo their staiW he came to me and said xewe muiundiaa, mina a jauxunmsa kambe,meaning, how are you preach er, I am a preacher also, and 1 thought' .you are certainty a nme light in this world af sia in which you have come to Ufa, The name of the station ia Nyiduki. it ia about 65 miles from our head station, is on a "hill looking out over many little vil 'lagae, a beautiful place and' just be tween two tribes speaaing. enumy different languages. Din your teecn er sneaks them bote ao that he ia Viae Inaa Karris ana at tHt aaw dnrU at Pnetrse Uaiversity that i ease and ia entovaar aa anark aw araak Bad aava aba k mat aaad wttt Pbctxa: Umlaarslt. ana kaa .aka daibr taia, aa. and horn rataat auraaa oa aaa treat. . ,, . atrs. Howard Haahaoa anant the week-end visiting at Carlton with her sister. , .... ,,v jw lial. P a- aaaak at k aa aweawaaa, 0 a te aa tar aba tteasa-Va aa taaa, eEBnl WaV ataV Ml wraVgi aHaeenwaawanl f-aas bast l al Oragan. wa a u a asm aaa ar araal te aaaaa, Aak Ce ha. FOR SALE O. A. C. Barred Rock and White Laghara eggs for hatch- ma.. W. J. Alexander, Baavartaa, a. a. . a-U WHITP0BD BAPPBNINOS . Tha farmers in this vieialtv are taking advantage ot tha good weath er tha "ground hog", left, bp keeping their plows busy. me Moan snider family, waa nave bean caafiaed to their kona with La irrippa, are improving. Miee Alice Erlcksoti spent 1 weak end with home folks. The Woman's Community Club cava a community party at tha hall on eauuruay mgnt, we ware, ail there, too, from infancy to old age. A abort program waa rendered. Two exercises by the primary school chil dren, under the direction of Mrs. Hyde,' ware highly aapraeiatad, Games and music and an hour of dancing was participated in by and young. Befreshmenta ware nerved and all want to their homes hoping a similar event would occur in the near future. Mias Jessie Peterson is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. I. G. Mccormick, of Laurel Heights. Tha 'county' goad machinery has been exercisina on the Scholls Fer ry road tb past few days. Plenty of room xor improvement. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hay and family moved to Portland last week 'Wfe are vary sorry to lose them. They pur chased tha J. U. Davis place in Octo ber and recently aold it to a Itr. Jonea, a railway mail derk from Portland. Mr. Jonea expects to move ma Tanlily next wegx ' " ' Mrs. Penes Da yea knew wa handles the Wear-Ever Aramtanat cooking utensils la Baavartaa? t. Mrs. gmitk Tea, aura, I do. . Ton n buy anything lb that late of Beaver Garage ft Hardware Co., first door Bast, at the Post Office.. ' . ' Mrs. Jones Well, can ' yotf bay them as cheap of them as you can da Portland' Mrs. Smith I aheuM say yea. That organisation has com to stay and in order to stay they must da a Mrs. Smith I should say yea. That organisation has come to stay and in order to stay they must do a ligiti mate business, furthermore,' they are naturally Inclined to aa honest m their dealings. Have' you not noticed ' - U Hillsboro, Fob. 28, at 2 p. m. Lettereiibl't nach both the Batoago and nave ueen sbuv w over to xurwer nt Batswa aeeple, being led to ennst. .both tribes and ringing testimonies. 1 mi I have visited in have heard many forming ah organisation, the matter ox noiouig ox meetings ox a social nature will be considered, aa well as ,Tu?a?GT5onal3BonTrougb7IsT slip of paper the other day which says: "Dear Boss, Mickey says you'd ' sure be tickled to death if subscribeis would pay up without ibeing asked, so cheer up, boss! - .Here's mine! A Friend of the Paper." The check that - accompanied It put- the Donaldsont. on the right side of the ledger for 1020. ' SHORT WOOD FOR SALE IN .small lots, Sea G, II. WOLF Mrs. ' Manchester of Olympui, Wash., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. 6. McKell. , ' Mrs. W. D. Jackson 'and -child ran of Portland, visited Sunday and Mon ' day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Allan, ' .WANT ADS FOR 0REGONIAN Iky be left at The Times office or telephone them to R. H. Jonas. Mrs. iWIIllam S. Patch spent Tues day at McMinnvllle. She found the community much bothered with the prevailing colds, la grippe and "flu" and' declined to stay loneer than her errand required ana returned to Bea ertaa the same evening. - other Items which will be of interest to the former students. . The meeting is called by J. C. Lea dv. of SehollB. a graduate of the Col lege in 1812 class. . , I?atrpniae our' advartlaers. Louis Hughson, of the Davis Hughsoi bualness in Garage, made i trip to Tacoma last week. WE ARE GETTING THE GOODS. Bishop Brothers A carload of Esstern Ccrn Just in. For sale at Wholesale Prices. , - We expect another carload of Alfalfa Hay .tomorrow. OIL MEAL Wa have it now. CHAS. OTlOLD FEED STORE BISHOP DilOS. NihtGovns , A D2AUTIFUL UNE Scs Oar Db?by '"" ;f"'iV:''" '''' ' tfr'r ' ' ' ' i ' Ve Hare Specials to Offer All The TLae. Adclor tlvcsi. BISHOP BROS. must tell vou a little about Joiiah "he was converted . In a missioa- of 'ours and a little later went to wotie ia a mina in South Africa ao that he could gat money enough together te buy a wife. This ha did and returned to hit home, after some years he felt that he ought to start a eteaian of his own tar there were- many' jahas (y uuiia man) who- wanted bus te do bo and tnus piace a ugut m auvbiw nart of the country, so together they ntartad out and a new station waa 'formed but ha waa not an evangelist. just a good- young, man vrno wanted to-help hie people, but he found after some little time that he could not give so much of his time to teaching 'and preaching and still have name) enough to pay bis hut tax and help 'boy food, rlia - wife waa- in rage and the children were dressed in much less than the law would allow ih U. S. A. Can you see thctn with a little piece of bark ' blanket tied arouad their loins, this answering for under clothes and dress for tie girl and blukers (nants) and shirts for the hnva. He decided to come to me for help and s one morning he act walking all the way, whea he reached here he was tired and worn and I wanted htm to rest but ha felt his story of so much importance that he could not wait and he told me of the struggle, He was a church' member we found so we decided to tee hie station on a& one of ours, but 'could not promise any regular support. We told him that he should pray that some heart m far away America would be touch ed to 'send money for a Preachership and- that wa would do the same, I Save him what little tithe money Irs. Bush and I had saved so that he could buy food. This he was very grateful for and went- home quite happy and began to pray and how we dii. thank God when the answer came in the form of your gft, may God richly bless you one and all for what you are doing for him, and' God's kingdom at Myiduki. - Mla Watsa anoke about how much you would love to have a picture of this man your evangelist and hiit family, I shall do my beat to get one for you. For a long time my camera was broken and it has only been re turned to me bat e abort time. At this present time It ia impossl slble for me to visit any part of my work because the smallpox hi raging threnihout the country, the first f k vum the, iaiaiilsh Infiuen- aa was so bad that we bad to atop all tripe and now the smallpox Is carry ing off tha people in oven greater numbers than the flu did, and oar doctor will not allow any of us W I i Iiiiba During this ttma of quarantine I am hard at work on our new hospi tal, It is a stone building costing about ISM6Y tha contractor was call ed ta another jebiaad net able to fin ish it so that rather than leave it wait s long aa it would have bad to, I have gone to work on it, have it well under way, and hope by the time the anarantiae is lifted that it will be fieadhndi Mrs, Bush vsVehas to be remem bered to you all and we ask that you will not forget to pray for us. rourn m the Maatar's Service. :- RAYMOND L. BUSH. Inhaaahane P. Africa, Box 41,,' tketr BMOteT ' Tear warfare ia ma plaaaar and they an making tair Mr Jonee-VYee, bat they daat Mrs. Smith That It haw aVey ana save you meaey. Yen aaad not taiak that goads tan be delivered tor noth ing da yauf Mrs. Jenee-No, but I hate to car ry gaads home from tha store. Mrs. Smith Well, you dcat have to If you will pay for the iiiaaaiimar, bat that yen must do, aa way or an other. Tote your own goods and help redact H. C. at L. Mrs. Jonea I aee where you are right I am going te call aad aaa their goods tha first time go dawn town, Beaver Garage & l!iv.Co. E.E.SWENSON, Manager .' WE ARB GETTING THE GOODS. Bishop Brothers Two thorough-brad Barred Rock roosters for sale, $5 each. W. E. Wattles. 1 REGISTERED Chester White boar for 'semen W B Finnans, Bea rs rton, Rout S, Box 5. Vait ovfctfll Forest Grove is planning on a fine lot- of paving thia year. , CLOVER and mixed hay for ami. B. R. Qalbraith, Route , Beivar ton. ' ' Htf Battel Coregaticnal Church ' Jeaaa' example waa far regular church attendant or we read of . HiaWAs Hat caateei waa He went into the aynagogoe oa the Sabbath day." Luke 4: 11 .... v- He had evideatly formed the church going habit - Services as -follows; t -SUNDAY ' ":!' lm A. Mi Snndny 11 M vV, M. Praaeklng Service.' 6:N P. M. Christian Kastctror. 1M P. K, Praacaiag Service. THURSDAY"! --v tiH P. M. Kale gtady and Prayer Servle YOU are Invited Cease NEXT SUNDAY FORM THE HABIT . .. H. S. WILEY, Paatar. O you bftvt Wheat, Oattt ' er Clover , Haytoatil, I. will pay you the top price.'' , Fither' buttennilkmaah egg maker and acratch food. ; Juit int Cbb Etrthli Fed Stctt, . Bearertet Keanot GOOD MEALS PROMPT SERVICE RIGHT PRICES SHORT ORDSBSi STEAKS, CROPS, OYSTERS, ETC Depot tag Pareat Grave .'- le PartlaaaV Stege rtaUSAUaPra,. Bee vert on, Ore. The Product of Ezperienee BaiU. aod Guaran(eal br 4 Chevrolet Motor Co of Caliloriiia The Chevrolet "Few-Ninety' is the maerpiece of W. 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