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TBI BEAYEBTON TTMaal
FRIDAY, APRIL M, 1H0.
Bvsryasaly attaaal the Jersey JnblUe at yi Kiosk's, lliy 4.
A nice assortment of hats, frames
and trimmings have arrived
at McGee's.
Hats for Children
Hats for Girls
Hats for Ladies
Some untrimmed shapes and a beau
tiful assortment of flowers,
ribbons and trimmings.
HATS TRIMMED BY REQUEST.
W.F.McGEE
"A Square Deal to AIL"
Beaverton, Oiegen
' HON. W. a DENNIS
of Carlton, Yamhill County, pnaaat
i representativ in the tower honaa af
the legislature, and the chairman of
'the Roads and Highways committee
during the last two sessions, is a
' candidate for Joint Senator from
' Washington, Tillamook, Lincoln and
I Yamhill counties.
I SLOGAN: "For better roads, het-
tsr farms, better homes, better men
J and a better Oregon."
Mpd. adv.) lltSeow
G. W. Wadswortl.
For
COUNTY COMMISSIONEE
of
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Lone Term
Slogan 00 worth of roads
for every $1.00 invested
(Paid Advertisement)
FOB COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the Republican nomination
for county clerk at the primtry elec
tion to be held May 21, J.920. If
nominated and elected I pledge
economical and business like admin
istration of the affairs of the office.
J. P. McGLASSON.
(Paid Advertisement.)
AS IT SEEMS
TOME
H.B.
POUTICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. C E. Mason
Phsne Calls Answered Day
and Night
EAVERTON OREGON
FRED JENSEN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Cady Buildine
Bean 840 to 10:80 A. M. Dally
Portland Office: 720 Board of Trade.
BdMlis Passat.
Oregon
W. E. PEGG
UNDERTAKER AND
FUNERAL DIRECIOl
Calk
day or
Pronipt Servm
TKTON .
Everybody attend the Jersey Ju
bilee at Van K leek's, May 4.
To the members of the Republics
party and the voters of Washington
County:
Having filed a petition for nomina
tion for the office of County Clerk,
will say in seeking the nomination,
am not unmindful of the generous
treatment and loyal support I
Rogers Auto Transfer
271 Taylor Street
Daily trips to Beaverton, Billsbora and received in the past from the county
Forest Grove : of my birth and lifetime residence.
Phones: Main 6765; A3110. Roe. B1464 In so sense am I demanding the nom
Ceaeral H.uhnt-Long Diataas Moving "nation, but will certainly appreciate
E office a, Stips, Garage , J 'TLI
(Paid Advertisement)
THE BEAVERTON TIMES
Beaverton, Oregon. For Joint Senator
A Weekly Newspaper, issued Fridays. ! C. J. Edwards, of Tillamook Ore
Be H. Jonas. Editor and PnbUahsr ! gon, solicits the suport of the rejrab-
' Hcan voters of Washington, Yamhill,
Entered at the Beaverton (Oregon) Lincoln, and Tillamook counties for
roeioiuce as secona-ciass mau mailer.
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the position of joint Senator. A res
ident of Yamhill county for thirty
four years, and the past six of Tills-
moolr, together with having served in
the House the past two sessions
gives him a knowledge which has
qualified him for the position of joint
Senator.
Your vote is solicited Hay 21st I
(Paid Adv.) I
That with laundry prices what they
are now what the men of the country
need isnl eight-day clocks but eignt-
ilav shirts.
that if some men are looking for
the sins of men, all they need is a
mirror.
That Brothers Stroud, Pegg and
Dean, Beaverton's live wires, an a
big men.
That our idea of the bisr sex prob
lem is: "What is it, Doc a boy or a
girl."
-That the man who is always down
in the mouth seldom gets up in the
world.
That a famous Portland saloon has
been turned into a shirt-shop: and
that they're still serving stuff with
a collar.
That when the bride's friends give
her a shower, the groom is lucky if
bis friends give him a few drops.
That in reolv to the anxious one.
Where is Diogenes now? The old
boy has trimmed his lantern and is
touring Beaverton, looking for a
"House to Rent,"
That the high rank and esteem in
which the Bank of Ueaverton is neia.
sould be credited to the "Gray" mat
ter at its Head. '
That if a man would follow the
advice he gives to others, he would
soon be perfect.
That it's a nice baby that goes to
sleep as soon as its mother begins
to sing.
That Editors, as a rule, sleep very
little, but they provide lots of slum
ber for others.
That a Bishop can be a successful
storekeeper.
That a Mason can be a hard work
ing and able Physician.
That in his poem, ''Vampire," Kip
linir wrote "even as you and I."
There's nothing even about it the
odds are ail lor the vamn.
There once was a md from New Ha
ven
Whose hair was as black as a raven,
This New Haven wreck
Had a beautiful neck.
The same being carefully shaven.
That it you decorate the garden
hoe with a bow knot of satin ribbon,
the wife may be inspired U co-operate
in the noble task of eradicating
the weeds.
That the returned resident to Bea
verton, no matter what glories he has
seen, invariably comes back with the
feeling that the good old home town
is the best place yet
COOPER MT. NEWS
his
Frank Livermore is making
tractor bum again.
Watanabe's colt ran away Sun
day, upsetting the buggy and break
ing a wheel sU the panangers
jumped ashore. . .
Mr. Bluraquist Jus bean plowing
the Gothard place.
Many of the farmers have bean
sowing land plaster on their clover
this week. ' ,
Frank Livermore has been shear
ing his goats this week, and Bro.
Goat now feels a little chilly.
. n v t Dlommiiat aaiui Rn.
see went fishing on the -Sandy tins
week, l ney eaten ummq
pailful "over there." ,
Mr. Oberg hurt her hand with a
file the first of the week.
Joe Kemmer was in Beaverton
Saturday getting some blacksmith
work done.
Annie Leopold was quite ill last
Waelt a. A '
John Mitael is working at the
Livermore ranch.
Harry Hughes, of St Mary's, in
quired recently, "if bis bell was still
on the school house' He and a
1--II K .... r.4 EVil haul hot
time buying the bell at a basket so
cial some yean oaca ouv lonxrj
lunch with the school ma'am.
Otto Bertsch was blasting stumps
the first of the week.
A saw mill will soon be running
on the Weir place.
Tha Sam's place is being plowed
Albert Cole was down at school
Thursday "warming up" the old
base ball with the school boys.
The teacher sent to Congressman
Hawley for garden seeds recently
and was rewarded by a registered
sack containing a fine assortment
for each scholar they will awn be
growing.
The Corner Grocery Club "got to
gether again" at the old stand Mon
day night "Fighting the high cost
of sugar1 was on the docket The
Club decided that Beaverton could
ueui 4 lie gtanrc. uc . u x" -r
osition: Each farmer in this locality
grow one acre ui -sugu uwu nun
season, next fall take the beets to
tne OUeltll A fc.
sugar instead of starch. It sounds
like a sweet idea.
BISHOP BROS,
for
Dry Goods ft Groceries
Specials at all times
Messrs. Matzke and Desinger have
been making things hot for the San
Jose scale on Beaverton apple trees
this spring, having sprayed many
orchards.
Everybody attm the Jersey Je
bilee at Vaa K leek's, May 4.
Iet?crtei Led Yd
P. 6. sUULsWMKX,
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KIJUXM MAtMAL
Aoms - Ftf - Tans -
BATBT0N - OMMM
Beaverton Fuel Co.
Office for the time being at City
Bakery.
Delivered ia any Quantity, any
where, anytime.
Coal for sale
In ton lots or by the uck.
G. H. WOLF
The Beaverton Fuel Co. has pole
wood for sals. Get your order in on j
time.
GENERAL TRUCKING
DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND
a, Offise' IJe Aah 8t
Broadway 2854
Phone Beavsrtaa 15-11
HARRY BARNES Pre
Beaycrtsa-
Cczcial CB
"Far a Belter Beevertsn"
& H. JONAS, President
FRED JENSEN, Vies Frasilaat
J. FRANK STROUD, Saostary
VOl GRAY, Trsasurtl
Joia now while the Charter la Ones
A carload of
Eastern Cera
JuBt in.
For sale at Wholesale
Prices.
We hae Garden Seed in
Packagee and Bulk
OIL HEAL We have it now.
CHAS. BERTEOLD
FEED STORE
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