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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1920)
rxos roui ' m i Rabbits for aale, peas, breeding and eating. Plum W -11. .WANT AM FOB OHOOMIAII or tapkane them to B. B. Jim. VETERINARIAN Dr. H. Horn, Portland, Oregon. Consultation free. Tabor 66W. Ml East 8tark Street. Specialist diseases, ol cattle. 34ttZ FOB SALE One brown bone, weight about 1100 lbs. Apply P. O. Bo 493, Beewnon, Ore. MtS Safety FirsL Oracr year winter wood now and avoid last winter's trouble. BMWtan Wood and Coal Yard. Opposite 8. P. Depot. Mlf We will deliver slab wood in Beav erton during month of August lor 16.76 per cord. Alter Sept. 1st price will be 16.00 per cord. Leave orders at Stroud 4 Co. Real Estate office. Stroud Davis. 34tf FOR SALE Young brood sow and pigs. J. L. Harris, 3 houses east of tit. Mary's. MO WANTED Veal calves from week old up. Phone Main 9376. tf FOR SALE 1 A. B. Chase Piano with player attaeejnent. musk is tae ( value af I1M. Pries reasonable. George Newman, Beevcrtoa. 31tf ; CHOICE CUCUMBERS Sc per lb. Get them before the frost. Bring your sack. Earl E. Fisher, Beaver ton, Oregon. 34t2 1918 Oakland Six at a bargain. Sea Highway Garage, Loslis A Schlottman, Beaverton, Ore. 24tf UK Ford, 1918 Talk, 1118 Oak land, JHO Fold track. 1HT Ford. All in goad shape and offered at Bar gain prices. Losll ft gchlottmaiia. Highway Garage, Beavartoa. Mtf LOCAL REUS Lets of Tm Ia Brief Pans. iJi SEWING I am prepared to do sewing (or anyone who will bring the same to my house on the Grand- fjeurire farm, due east of Beawrton. Mis. Arthur Fluke. 86tf FOR SALE "Garland" gas range, 4 burners, 8 in oven, excellent condi- tiun; cost 9175, wilt sell lor fio. Also. heatinB stove chean. W. X Alexander, li mile west of Beaver ton, Hillsboro road. aotl. PTTTTPPWR APPITRQ Wa tirint than, in iim AlMntirV Ifrft fnv E1.fi 200 for 91.76; 500 for $3.25. We fur- nisi, toe paper, write n-ime ana aa dress .plainly and state whether for one or two pound rolls. Beaverton Times, Beaverton, Oregon. 85tf PHONOGRAPHS Hake your lection now; take advantage of our easy nayment Plan: enioy the music through the fall and have it paid for by Christmas, W. P. McGee, Beaver ton, Oregon, agent for the Stradi- vara, made m uregon. oon. NOTICE WANTED By party working in Portland, small impro ?d place, close to Elec. station. Cottage or bun galo preferred. Address H. M. Par ker, Box No. 618, Forest Grove, Ore. 34tf If yen are ia aaad of Cedar Pasta for fence or lagaaberry props ace G. H. Wolf, Beavertaa. 23tf. FOR SALE 1 double, 2 single driv ing tunicas, 1 saddle. Jos, Bergex, Haaeldale. Beavartoa. Mtf In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Wash ington. In the Matter of the Estate of I Fairy Vaugn, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the County Court of the County of Wash intrton. and State of Ore iron, has set ; Saturday, September 25th as the day ! for anal Hearing or petition ior nnai settlement and final account in the i above entitled estate. Objections to said final account and the settlement thereof will be heard at that time, if any there be. CHARLES D. VAUGN, B. F. HTJLKEY, Attorney for Ad ministrator. 34t5 Mystery Tied wit. Red Tape The time has long passed when a bank was surrounded with so much mystery and red tape that customers felt ill at ease every tune they want to the bank to transact business Today, the progressive bank is a FRIENDLY INSTITUTION design ed to give service cheerfully and as a BUSINESS DUTY rather than aa a favor. At least, that la how this bank re gards it. Perhaps that is one of the good reasons why many refer tc- this bank as "my bnnk," baaed on the ajint of iriendiiiwas and co-operation they encounter whenever they calL Perhaps, too, it ia another reason why people like to save where they think they are welcome, and where, in addition, they know their money ia absolutely safe. Whether you wish to open a sav ings or checking account, or wish to transact business in one of the other departments of this bank, you will appreciate this spirit of friendliness which we believe ia good business. BANK OF BSATIBTON lieaverten, ( kin. D. R, Wheeler, Jr. of Aloha, WHO Ike dwelling of 1. B. Hays ana noon treated to now eaat at by the artiatk brush of Caee. ly. It looks fine. On. that would fallow this example of erssauveaaae. irad OUeaoa, of The Dallas, visited over the week and with hie father and sister, Martin Glusns and daughter, Bar. Bilaa Parkins, of Garden K. will till h m.lntt fa. ta. If. was operated on In a Portland. E. church the nan two 8undaya dur ital last weak,, is progressing in, a. anaanoa of the pastor in Cal ifornia. Thomas Fitaa-erald. at Boring. Or. was smiling on old friends hare this Wednesday. satisfsctorilv toward recovery. Mrs. F. W. Cady and Miss Ruth Cady entertained at a picnic supper Thursday evening in honor of lira. The Farmer's Poorer FLnl 1 property and will occupy it Vera Hendriclni Hardy, of Hoquum. . prof, p, n. Mash has rented the supper was served on tin lawn ana ; Casewell property and we evening was spent in music ana s with his conversation. Among wee pnaent were, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Anna Barnes, and the Misses Oma Emmons. Marie Davies, Elva Bossi, Beryl Peterson, Gladys, Fern and Edna Haines. Mrs, 4. h, iuray, ox noquiam, f Mr. and Mrs. N. Tumi and daogb- ter, of Poniand. wen Sunday guests af Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Yoansr. Mrs. Mary Baldwin has returned home from Mediant whan she was called last week to attend the funeral Wash., who has been visiting her 0f her husband, Sergeant W. H. parents, Mr. and Mrs. a A. Hen-i Baldwin, who died while in that city, dricks, for the past ten days, returned The Southern Pacific shops at this home last Friday. I place are being painted. Mrs. T. J. Hanniean and Miss Bar- i m... u.ci. H Hihlnw f Hills. eniece have returned to San Fmneiseo boro, spent the week-end with Mian coming here to care for their husband : Violetta Spraner, in Bsmvarton. and father and being with him m his! airs, jj. Whitcomb, Mr. Harry Mc ims. touts, we gieauy ayuipmuuiK intosh and Dr. L. d. Bnutn, ox rorv with them and miss them in our ianfjj were Sunday guests of Mr. and community and hope in the future ; ftra. A. H. Spraner. to see them come hack hen to livei Mr. nd Mn. H. E. Caswell have ana oe nappy. "Evarv liouie This fine kitchen cabinet and a full 1 i their left for LompoCf Calif., -to luture no me. Rv C. A. firiT. nutinr nf the H. line of cooking utensils at Cady-; church, has gone to Oakland, CaL, Pegg Co. 8otC to visit his mother, whom he has not Geonre N. Klein returned Monday i .Mn inr nvr if. from two weeks' visit with his fa to- Charles Berthold has in'tfl'M a er, J. C. Klein, at Reeds port, Oregon. new lihrarv table in his office, the The father and another son are en-' WOrk of E. E. Swenson. The table is gaged in tile Hardware business a. finished in Golden Oak and ao pleased uuu piece, ueorge reijor uw the owner tnat He will nave tne otuce time with a Kood supply of clams iniahd tn miteh. and salmon to bring home. 1 Ed. j. Boring is having his house Mrs. W. m. Uincny ana asugo-' reotodeled. ter. Mias Mary, returned Wednesday ' Altwrt ImIi left tndav for a week to their home in Boise, Idaho, after at Rockaway. visiting mora than a week with i Hermann Scblottmann is assisting ' friends. I at the Hiehway Garage and will be We cannot give you a license to emD.oved there this 'winter. Her-1 get- married, but we can give, yon a mann graduated from the local high i license to hunt or fish and we carry school a year ago last June and has a good line of ammunition. Cady- since taken a tractor and automobile . Pegg Co. 35tf. 1 course in one of Portland's foremost j Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hays went to : automobile schools. 1 Rockaway last Saturday and re- ( William Young, of Portland, and curnea Aionaay xo i imner, urts vis- v. A. Wood and son, Booert, and Howard Canthers, of Beaverton, iting their son, Jesse . Hays, a few days. i. ft. swenson, Beaverton s live re altor, went to Rockaway last Satur day and returned Monday evening, much refreshed and declares that there will be no more lack of natural gas. a Kossi. w. ft. iuvans ana u. Claussen left last Saturday for Mex ico. They motored down in Mr. Evans Ford and expect to be gone about a month. They had reached San Francisco Tuesday, according to word received ben yesterday. Hay hooks, sack neeoies and outer seasonable supplies at Cady-Pegg Co. spent Thursday to Sunday on the big Nestucca, angling for the finny beauties tnat lniest loose waters. 1 E. E Swenson, . The Boattor of Beaverton Beaverton, Ore., Aug. 23, 1920. We, the undersigned, having bean appointed JUDGES in the fruit con test staged by . . Swenson, the Realtor of Beaverton, Oregon, have this day carefully examined all the fruit 'left there in the contest, and hereby respectfully, award prixes aa follows: No. 1, the first prise f20, Ha lissa HerrilL No. 6, the second prise, $10, Florence Gleeaon. We will gladly say that all the fruit in the contest was a credit to ttie cannera. Very respectfully, MRS. WM. R. FETCH, MRS. C. E. HEDGE, MARJORIE CONROT. AS IT SEEMS TOME h. a That in these days of profiteering it seems that what goaa up, stays up. , ..- .. ... - . That virtue and km ought to be sisters. That the wise man doeent try to make a lot of friends; be trie, to keep a few. That a wife ia like a ear ifa the accessories that coat. That finri-eluK nriee doeent I That a Wise daughter always indicate a first-class article. t forgiving mother. "Last spring It rained ban until the 20th of May. Then it was too warm for the hones to work. I bought a a Fordaon and put oat my corn in seven days which madu me 1,000 bnshels of earn mora than if I had tned horses like my neighbors." That's what Eli Lugbill, Anmbstd, Ohio, says his Fordaon did for him last year. And yon loeaw that extra 1,000 bushels mora than paid for his Fordson. "Hy tractor helped mo to raise four bushels mora par acre of com," says W. A. Endieott, ktuncie, UL, an other Fordaon owner. A. F. Joseph, Pemberville, Ohio, says, "I am aatiafied my Fordaon- increased my corn crop one-third last year by allowing me to gat the seed in on time." "It enables us to got ear crops ia in such ssaeoa aa to result often in the dttfar and no crop at all," I the way Martin Brothers, Bag ley, Win, feel about (Mr Fordaon. . -. t "The tractor was rasps . sihle for at least tan bushels more corn to the acre,-" writes George : Haadlsy, EUiaville, UL These ara from but a few of the 100 000 Fordaon owner, of the country on the results of Fordson farming aa corn- ; pared with horee farming. Every one of the farmers mentioned above aoid ior their Fordson ia nvaraaasd yields THE PAST TEAS. The truth of the matter la you cannot afford to be without a Fordson tractor. Ask the Fordson owners living ntir you low tfaoir tractors work for them. Then eee Otto Erickson & Co. Beaverton, Oregon Fcnbca Traders $935.00 Buttcrwrappert printed BMfavtoB Tiniest ' That an optimist is a guy who makes $26.00 a week and proposes to a girl who hi fond of children. That it is dangerous to got too well acquainted with your own troubles. That the man who has everything he wants generally has a lot of things belonging to some one else. makes a - 0ack Sprat preferred one flat; Hia wife preferred another; They Quarreled which one they should take. And she went home to mother. That time flies with tore, and 1 flies with time. That the secret of woman's di is m the pocket. That some women are passing fair end some others are past. That if parents wonld do more spooning and the children lass, the world would be happier than it is. , That lota of folk like to lay all their sins on Adam, just aa if he picked the only pepper on the tree. That of all idiots, an idiot parent is the idioteat That in olden times tt was taboo r n iris. hi. wife on San- day, and the way some men act now. every day win oe dvuw We Are Headquarters for School Broks-j-im SCHOOL STARTS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13 fo) L2)U IU1 LTU (I? liTO For Quality J
