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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1920)
THE BEAVERTON TIMES FRIDAY, MAY 14. 1M. Just Received A Big Shipment of SHOES. White Summer Shoes for Men, Women and Children. Also an arrival oi Summer Hats and Caps, and a complete line of Men's, Women's and Children's Underwear for the coming hot weather. Prices always right. Yours to please, W.P.McGEE " The Square Deal to Grocery " Hedge Building Dr. C E. Mason PMm Call. Anevnred Day nd Night. BEAVERTON OREGON FRED JENSEN ATTORNEY AT LAW Cady BnUdutc Boon 8:90 to 10:30 A. U. Daily Portland Office: 720 Board of Trade Ore joe W. E. PEGG UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR Calls answered day or night. Prompt Sarvka ftEATERTOJf - - Ongi BISHOP BROS. For Quality Dry G-iKMb,Goocns, Ma's Faniisamg HUBER SATURDAY NIGHT Nota Union Music Beaverton, Oiegon THE BEAVERTON TIMfcS Beavtrton, Oregon, a Weekly Newspaper, iaffued Fridays. R. H. Jonas, Editor aad PubUaher Entered at tne Boaverton (Oregon) Postofflce as second-class mail mat ler. SUBSCRIPTION RATES la advance except by arrangement with the publisher. a year by mail $1.00 Advertising rates on application. FARMERS FAVOR SCHOOL Oregon's organized farmer, folk have been quite united in support of the higher educational measure on the ballot May 21,-the measure pro viding one and twenty six-hnndredths mills for protection of the woric oi (he State Agricultural College, State University and State Normal School. Pomona and subordinate Granges, 6)f A Dance That Fits the Season hard times dance, but it is the intention that no one come dolled up. Gingham Dresses and Overalls WILL BE IN ORDER THERE WILL BE A PRIZE DRAWING farmer's unions, livestock associa tions, farm bureau, and community clubs, in all part of the state have adopted resolutions endorsing the bill and pledging support. ! The resolutions as a rule express the appreciation of the country and town districts of the advantages of free and equal education for their sons and daughters, and of the bene fits of extension service. They also often express approval of the Im provement in farm life and home life, and in farm and orchard yields, more or less of the credit of which they give' to higher education. One set of resolutions noted the statement that s tersely sums up the case as follows: "If a family had contained four persons in 1913, and had an income of $100 a month; and if now, in 1920, it has 10 persons and an income of only $45 a month, then its situation would be the same as that of the Agricultual College, State Univer sity, and State Normal School. LUIAL lUYfo Lota of Town Happenings Told In Brief Form. 1 Mrs. R. G. Kelly, of St. Helens, a sister of Mrs. L. Boring, is visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmons. Ernest Livermore, of Seaside, a brother of F. W. Livermore, was , here on Tuesday in attendance at the funeral of the late J. Kemmer, of Cooper Mountain. i If you are in need of Cedar Posts for fence or Logan-berry vine props, (see G. H. Wolf, Beaverton. . Police Inspector Alex Jordan and wife, of Portland, were visitors here ion Sunday. Joe 'Heeden, wife and family vis i ited here during the week. Mr. Hee : den is chief clerk of the Smith-Wat-! son Iron Works of the Rose City. ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snipes, of Reedviile, were Sunday visitors at the : Hendricks home. j Mother's Day was observed last Friday at school by the pupils of Miss Emmon's room. The little folks had pretty exercises, songs and recitations, which showed the careful I training of Miss Emmons. The Chil I dren had made white carnations and ' each child gave its mother a earns i tion when she entered the room, j Quite a number of mothers attended the exercises and alt thoroughly en j joyed the splendid program. COMMERCIAL CLUB nn aw Refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Purvine and Bliss Elizabeth and Helen Scruggs, of the Rose City were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Scruggs. , Sunday. August Anderson and family, of Forest Grove, visited here during th week.. Mr. Anderson is manager oi the Ford agency at the Grove. Stroud & Co. report the following real estate deals: J. W. Barnes acre age to Agnes Buck; sold by X W. Barnes. Wm. Delk property at Hu- ber to Chas, Clow; sold by George Covell. Two lots in Barnes acres be longing to Shirley Barnes, sold to W. J. Leonard; sold by Cady ft Pegg. C. W. Barker at Huber to air. Wesley; sold by 'Geo. Covell. R. D. -Morse pro perty, acres, to W. Robert Lew- rence; sold by Cady ft Pegg. J. H. Mulchay home purchased by Mr. He cox; sold by Geo. Covell. Niepert home at Huber to E. P. Town; sold by Cady ft Pegg. Man- Sandmeier proiwrty to J. H. Fredricy; sold by Cady & Covell. Chas. Buehner 31 acres at Aloha, to C. W. Barker; Cady & Covell. CARD OF THANKS we desire to extend our sincere thankB to the many friends and neighbors who aided and sympathized with us in our late bereavement. MRS NEWTON HOOVER AND SONS. BISHOP BROS For Quality Dry Goods, Groceries, MentsFurnithings DANCE HUBER COMMERCIAL CLUB SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1920 Vote for Good Roads Vote 3G2 X Yes fsr 4 State Road Bond Limit NO PROPERTY TAX NO DIRECT TAX NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICENSE FEES NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX Present Auto license Fees and Gasoline Tax will pay both principal and interest on all the bonds under this constitutional amendment. Approval of this amendment is necessary to permit early completion of State Highways. Pd. Adv. J. A. Thornburgh mm 22 AS IT SEMS 'TOME 5LK Cornel smile tfith me a while with me, an idle hour beguile with me and cast dull care away, fie bright like me and trite like me, sit down and try to write like me, such stuff as this each week. That a constitutional amendment should be proposed prohibiting the manufacture, ;iale or use of any foot wear extending above the ankle, the purpose being- to eliminate the boot leg. That the f allow who is always buy ing feed for chickens doesn't always run a h-m f rm. That to ): a flea on a lion is far nobler than to be a flea on a skunk. That the average woman don't want to Vfjte if she can get a voter. That there is pleasure in every-1 thing. F or instance, a toothe ache it feels rjo eood when it stons. 3 That it takes really little to make some men happy. A good story, the affection of a cur dog, or a plain girl who kisses with her mouth half npen. That the first hiilf of aprcsidcntB term we long for his success the last half, for his successor. That if dangerous means full of danger, hazardous, full of hazard, then pious must mean full of pie. That to conduct a successful Bak ery wa must be young. That a man may be Dean of n Drug Store as well as of a College. That the f llowing announcement, nitptr&ring in a Portland p or of re cent date, must have drawn a large attendance: "The Church will hold a church sociable Wednesday night at the church parlors. The members will study Miss Saze's outline, after which refreshments will be served." That some men are born great, some achieve greatness, and some merely grate upon us. That no woman ever loved a man so much that she didnt try to find out what the engagement ring cost. That some men can talk more re ligion in ten minutes than they practice in ten years. That John Dee's three Beaverton sons, John, Will and Eric, are faith ful workers in daddy's interests here, j DANCE BEGINS 9:00 o'Clock . Bring Your I That a Hedge can adorn a Post Of- fice as well as a welt kept garden. - BeiTcrtoi Lcsr Yinl F. G. BAULENBBCC FBOP. AH Kiafa af BUILDING MATOIAL Glaaa . Paiat . Tana . Haifa Lumber ' Lath ShinfUa Lima Piaster Cement Gravel , 8aud Etc BEAVERTON -i- OBHON GENERAL TRUCKING DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND Office 226 Aah 8t Broadway 2854 Phone BeaTertoa 15-19 . HARRY BARNES Prep. Commercial Cfcb "For a Better Bearerten" E. H. JONAS, President FRED JENSEN, Vice Preaident i. FRANK STROUD, Secretary DOY GRAY, Treasurer Joia now while the Charter ia Open Beaverton Fuel Co. Office for the time being at City Bakery. Delivered in any quantity, any where, anytime. Coal for sale In ton lots or by the sack. G. H. WOLF The Beaverton Fuel Co. has nole wood for sale. Get your order in on time. Rogers Auto Transfer 271 Taylor Street Dsily trips to Beaverton, HillBboro and Forest Grove PheoMt Main 6765, A3110. Rm. B1464 General Hauling-Long Distaste Moving Beaverton office at Stipe's Garage Friends
