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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, MM. THE BEAVERTON TIMED PAGS FOUR FOR SALE: 6 fine rabbits, $6.00; 46 chickens, $50.00, nearly all last year .chickens, some this year. X mile south oi Huber, H. P. Speri, B. F. D. 4, Beaverton, Ore. 4H8 FOB SALE: Young milch cowa. Inquire Leo Sams, two miles south west of Beaverton. 41t2 No. 12, practically new Smalley Silage cutter, for sale cheap. Chs. Bernard. M2 VETERINARIAN Dr. M. Howes, Portland, Oregon. Consultation free. Tabor 6566. 1971 East Stark Street. Specialist diseases of cattle. o4t62. Safety First. Order your winter wood now and avoid last winter a trouble, beaverton Wood and Coal Vard. Opposite S. P. Depot. IUU PRINTING When you are in need oi uny kind of printing, remember mat the Beaverton limes can save ou money and give you pron.pt ser vice. - Tdd I Lots of lawn Hapseiflnn In Brier ram. Arthur Allen and family, of Ida ho, are home on a visit with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Allen. Lambert Claasen has been carry ing mail on Route 8 lately. Saw 26' cords of wood a day with out bending your back. It costs-leas than 6 cents a cord to saw wood with the Vaughan, The Drag-Saw Su preme. , . Frank Miller, who has been visit ing his mother, Mrs. Hattie Brace, tvuiirht nrnnertv three miles north of Vancouver. Mr. Miller formerly lived at Gervais. JOINT SALE WANTED By party working in Portland, small impro d place, close to lilec. station. Cottege or bun Bale preferred. Address U. M. Par aer. liox No. 618, Forest Grove, Ure. ' S4tf If you are in need of Cedar Posts for fence or loganberry props, see G. U. Wolf, Beaverton, 2atf. FOR SALE One good mare, ele ven vear old. weight 1500. Price, S100.UO. Ask K. E. Swenaon, The lieultor, Beaverton, about lt 38tf WANT ADS FOR OREGON1AN May be left at The Times office or telephone thein to K. li. Jonas. B UTTERWRAPPEKS We print them in any quantity: 100 for fl.26; 200 for $1.76: 600 for $3.26. We fur nish the paper. Write n-ime and ad dress plainly and state whether for one or two pound rolls. Beaverton Times, Beaverton, Oregon. 35tf PHONOGRAPHS Make your se lection now; take advantage of our easy payment plan; enjoy the music through the fall and have it pak'. for by Christmas. W. P. McGee, Beaver ton, Oregon, agent for the Stradi vara, made in Oregon. 35tf. One Estey organ for sale :heap, good walnut case. Address Beaver ton, Box 463. 39tZ 1918 Oakland Six at a bargain. See Loslis & Schlottman, Hillsboro, Ore. 24tf 1916 Ford, 1918 Velio, 1918 Oak land, 1920 Ford truck, 1917 Ford. All in good shape and offered at bar gain prices. Losli & Schlottmann, Hillsboro, Ore. 26tf Having decided to quit farming, we. the undersigned, will offer for 36tf. sale at public auction to the highest bidder, on the place known as me old Baker place, 3 miles southwest of Beaverton, half mile north of the Scholls Ferry Road, on THURSDAY, OCT. 14 Commencing at 10 o'cloek a. m the following property to-wit: 7 head good and tested milch cows; heifer 2 years old, will he fresh in Nov.; heifer 8-months old; 2 bay colts, one 2-yr. old, one yeaalingi gray horse 9-yrs. old, weight about 1100; white mare, 12-yrB, old, weight 000; black horse 10 years old, weight 1300; roan horse 8 years old, weight 1450; driving horse 7 years old, weight 1050; mule 6 years old, weight 800; jack 3 years old;! It head lambs; spray pump, 60 gal. barrel; 30 gal. iron kettle; set dou ble harness; set single harness; set double harness; single buggy; set i,v whtela: 2 Buckeye mowers; hay rake; 2-horse cultivator; 1-horse tultivator; hand cultivator; ou-toorn harrow; spring harrow; a-wneei uiac, 12-in. iron beam plow; 10-in. iron heam plow; 2 potato diggers; 2 two horse wagons; 3-in. wagon; 240-lb. scale; one man saw 7-foot crosscut saw; Sharpless cream separator; large wire fence stretcher; small wire fence stretcher; 2 grindstones; a lot of carpenter tools; hay, straw and grain; 100-feet 7-8 cable; and other articles too numerous to meil tion. 1.VOQ liinph nt Noon. ' Terms of Sale: $10 and under, cash. On sums over $10 a credit of n mfk1 time will be a-iven on ap proved bankable note bearing 8 per cent, interest. Terms of sale to be complied with before property is re- moced. rt HENRY LUCHS, JOE. FITZPATRICK, Owners, E. E. Swensen, Auctioneer. r,n nrnv Clerk. Good barn room Sale will come off rain or shine. Stroud at Co. report the sale of the Mabel Peate property to Prof? at. Nash;, the P. C. Peik property, ntf Huber, to i. P. Buskirk, lata oi Woodland, Wash.; and the George Stetson five acres south of Baaver- ton to T. A. Lindsay. , Miss Myrtle Davis, efficient dark at the Bishop Brothers' store, has been laid off from her work this week by an attack of tonsilitis. Mr. and Mrs. George Wann, who spent the summer as the guests of air. and Mrs.' W. C. Gifford, have purchased property at Hillsboro and will mata thir home there. Mr. and Mrs. Wann aire parents of Mrs. Gifford. Hoy Emmons is home again after several weeks spent in the railroad service at Oswego. Last Friday Dr. Mason removed his tonsils and aa soon as able he will return to work. Mrs. J. R. Marshall, of Forest Grove,was viaiting Beaverton friends yesterday. Word has reached Beaverton of the death of the infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Leon Davis, at Planking ton, S. Dak. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Barnes, of Willamina. have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Barnes this week. J. Ambler is employed as assistant miller at the Beaverton Grist mill. F. C. Peck is assisting in the a. l. Tucker lumber yard at Hillsboro. V. V. Swenann sold the Richard Melloy place aouth of town to Mrs. Lillie Scott Ricord, of Tigard, who will make her home on the property. Mr. Melloy will probably have charge of 'his mother's farm near Hillsboro. . Mr,,, w. P. McGeGe was called to Lebanon yesterday morning by the sudden illness of her mother, MrB, M. .1. McCormlck. C. T. Timmon having moved to Beaverton from Portland wishes to announce that he IB a contractor, lather and nlasterer. He has been contracting in Portland for 20 years. tw ue irlad to announce tnat ueo. M. Covell is now back on the job with Stroud & Co., after a vacation of two months at Mount Hood. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Robins are spending their vacation in Salem with relatives. Mr. Robins la ware house man with the Standard Oil Co. THE CAPITOL Nam of General Public In terest at the 'Couaty Beat. ROLLING AND GRINDING OF ALL KINDS OF GRAIN BEAVERTON GRIST MILL Little Ads give big results. 2 Carloads of I BARLEY and CORN"! for hog feed I Feed Store DaOOOOOCOGUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' PUBLIC SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will offer for sale at public auction to the highest 'bidder, on the Clifford nlace. across the road from King Denney, l'li miles southeast of Bea verton, TUESDAY, OCT. 19 r.nmmenpinff at 10 o'clock B- m. the following personal property to- wit: . , , in iri nf m k cows, 'f iresn aim 3 will be fresh soon; 4- extra good wn.i wa o a.months-old shoats; team of mares; set of heavy work harness; single harness; wagon; Sharpless milk separator; about 30 tuna of hav: lot of oat straw; lot of chickens. Free lunch at Noon. Terms of Sale: $20 and under, cash. On sums over $20 a credit of A months' time will be given on ap proved bankable note bearing 8 per cent, interest. Terms of sale to be complied with before property is re moved; W. R. RIGGS, Owner. E. E. Swenson, Auctioneer. Doy Gray, Clerk. Hlll.horo merchants were victim ized Saturday by a bad check artist from the city. Waiting until after clearing house hours, the stranger; giving the name of H. R. Hinckley, produced wortnwas cneca sotauwa, (160 end passed them on various merchants for sum ranging around $30 to $40. He bought small arti cles at the stores and presented the checks in payment, getting hia change in money. He left town be fore Monday. MHiBhora has recently authorised the 'issuance of 120,000 of bonds to take up warrant indebtedness al ready issued. Bonds totalling 111,- U0U have aireauy neon aom at pat-. T. R. Rflilev Co. has brought suit against Hillsboro on the Shute Park Pavilion matter ana tne -city win ue fcnd the suit. Hillsboro will anneal its hydrant case to the United States Supreme Court, Hans and Peter Rasmussen have just returned from a visit to their old nome in 1eiimara. food prices very high there. Burglars entered the store of W. u Rnirnw -finfnrrinv mailt and made away with about $600 worth of silk hosiery, clothing, shoes, silk under wear, neckties and suitcases, Sheriff Alexander racently un earthed a verv large, still at the woodcutting cabin of W. Lang- wnrthv nn the Walker road, near Its ium-tum with the baseline road. It ih said to be the most complete dis tillery found so far in Washington Countv. Langworthy was arrested and held to the Grand Jury. It is Now Lb Weed Wilbur W. Weed, a Senior ii .nmlanniw Hardening at O. A. l, ha a hen nrnmoted to First Lt. in the Military Department, yveeu is hiHUnr tit tna Oree-on Countryman, the College Agricultural paper. He spent the past summer at Camp Kearney, California, and at his grad uation from the College next June will receive his Commission as a re serve officer from the War Depart ment. STREETS AND ROADS WILL BE REPAIRED The town council at its regular meeting Monday night paid tne usual grist of bills and engaged John Trachsel to rock Lombard Avenue and the south end of Watson street. The Walker road is also receiving some treatment of the same kinu. P. T. A. Meeting Postponed The Parent-Teachers' Association meetinff is nostnoned from Its regu lar Tuesday session to Friday night, Oct. 16. The program committee haa prepared a very line program iu which many of the school children will appear, - . FOREST- GROVE CHOSEN RY METHODISTS (Continued tram Fiaa 1). Tb3 tzzzzTi fcr Closed Cars and Tractors is coming A Four-Season car is a comfort to its owner We have coupes and sedans which witl equal in performance the reliable Ford touring and runabout cars. A Fordson Tractor puts a good farmer on the road to prosperi ty. Success crowns the intelli gent effort of the men who put Fordson Tractors on good soil. Ask the Fordson owners living near you how their tractors work for them. Then see Otto Erickson S Co. Beaverton, Oregon Entertained at Five Hundred Mrs. J. E. Davis entertained at five hundred last Friday afternoon. Those who enjoyed her hospitality were: Mesdames Shellenberger, H. O. Stipe, Barnes, E. Stipe, brickson, Boyd, Tucker, Hudson, Nelson, Blas ser. Mrs. Blasser won the honors. The hostess served dainty refreshments. I Bank of Beaverton 1 U Believes in the "SERVICE" Idea & W; and that means cheerful, helpful g H accomodation, always; without any 3 I 4 per cent pn Savings and Time Deposits &3 Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent qS 82 Insurance written in the strongest j& g companies- K 'No charge for checking accounts and you ts$ may open one for as small a sum aa 160.00. Kg Try our Banking by Mail System. fJ3 Resources nearly Half Million Dollars. j P. W. Livermore Doy Gray B. K. Denney J gg President Cashier V. President . 5 Pie Sale at Kinton Ladies of Kinton Grange will bring pies to Grange at Kinton, Sat urday, October 16, and these pies will be auctioned off. The proceeds will go to the building fund. Bea verton Grange has been invited. BEAVEHTON PLEASED BY QUICK KESULIS Everyone is pleased with the quick results oi simple witennazel, cam Dhor. hvdrastis, etc., as mixed u Lavontik eye wash. One man's eyes were so badly strained he could not read without pain, two applications relieved him. A lady with weak, in flamed eyes was greatly helped by ONE bottle. We guarantee a small bottle of Lavoptik to help AN I CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes. Dean's Drug Store. NOTICE TO THE PATRONS AND STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SCHOLLS TELEPHONE CO. " The Public Service Commission, Sent. 30. 1920. granted the request of the Scholls Telephone Company tor permission to raise the rates oi the Comnany. and ordered the fol lowing rate to take effect October 1. 1920: Unlimited Business Service, per month Individual Line, 2.60; Par ty Line. 32.00. Unliiited Residence Service In dividual Line, $2.00; Party Line, $1.50; Suburban Line, $1.50: Desk Tvoe Instruments add. $0.26. Telephone exchange accounts shall be paid monthly in advance, except ing as otherwise hereinafter pro vided, and unless paid within fifteen days alter mailing written notice, subscribers are subject to discontin uance of service. This order shall be and become ef fective the first day of October, 1920, and within ten days hereafter the applicant shall publish and file in the manner and form prescribed by law and the rules and regulations of this Commission a tariff setting forth the rates authorized herein, AND IT IS SO ORDERED. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 30th day of September, 1920. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF OREGON. By H. H. Corey and Fred A. Wil- liamB Commissioners. ATTEST: W. P.' Ellis, Secretary. 41U W. F. Ineson, who is taking a year's leave of absence on account of ill health. Another prominent pastor admit ted to the conference is Dr. B. E. K rkoatrick of the college Avenue church of Greencastle, hid., assigned to First church, Salem, to succeed K. N. Avison, who was tranaierrea to St. Pauls church, Spokane. The following churches have been added to the Portland district: Bea verton, Boring, Sandy, Estacaaa, Fairview, Rockwood, Gresham com munity center Metzger, Tigard, Pleasant Home, Troutd&le, Scholia, Farmington, Wllsonville and Tuala tin. In the formation of uresnam community center the bishop has launched a new departure for Ore- kgon. Two ministers located at ures- Hiim win taae care oi aeverai Huron churches within the Gresham radius, which cannot support a pastor. One service a Sunday win oe arrangeu for each church. Student pastors from Willamette university will be unit to Gresham each Sunday and from there assigned to tne small churches. F M. .Tamer, assistant at Wilbur church, Portland, was appointed edu cational director at First church, Portland. He is succeeded at Wil bur church by Miss Mildred Bartho lomew. Jasner will also have charge nf the Garden Home church. Albany ana lorvauia nave men transferred from the Eugene to the Salem district, along with several smaller nlaces. The 1921 conference will meet at ForeBt Grove. The conference appointments fol low: Portland District ' W. W. Youngson, superintendent. Astoria. A. A. Heist: Beaverton, G. A. Gray: Boring and Shady, to be tmnnlied: Carson Heights, to be sup plied: Clatskateie, L. C. Carroll? Estacada, J. F. Dunlap; Fairview and Rockwood, to be supplied; Gar den Home, F. M. Jasper; Gresham community center, A. S. Hisey and E. B. Cotton; Metzger and Tigard, R. C. Young; Pleasant Home and Trontdale, to be supplied; Portland, rbnfonnarv. F. L. Wemett: Central, A. R. Maclean; Clinton Kelly and Westmoreland, E. S. Mace; Epworth, F. L. Moore; First church, Joshua Stansfield and F. M. Jasper, educa tional director; Laurelvooa,- I. n. Finlev: Lents and Brentwood, F. R, Sihlav: Lincoln. W. N. Byars: Linn- ton. F. N. Sandifur; Montavilla, F, A. Rinn: Mount Tabor. D. L. Fields; Patton, G. H. Bennett; Hose uty Park, C. W. Huett; St. Johns, W. E, Kloster: Sellwood, W. S. Gordon; Sunnyside, T. H. Gallagher; Univer sity Park, H. T. Atkinson; Wilbur, E. C. Hickman: Woodiawn, J. a. Irvine: Woodstock. L. C. Poor. Rai nier. H. H. Howe: St. Helens, S. D. Johnson and G. A. Spiess; Scholls mnA FArminffton. to be sunnlied Seaside. A. C. Brackenbury; War Mnton. ft. C. Berreman: Westnort, J. H, McDonald; 'Wllsonville and Tualatin, A. P. Bates. Butterwrappers printed Timet STRAW VOTE FAVORS HARDING 19 TO 2 A straw vote taken at the meet ing of the Washington County Au tnmnhtla Dealers' AsBociation ban quet at the Laughlin Hotel Monday night, with vt present, resuiieu m victory for Harding and Coolidge of 19 votes as against b xor ux uuu Roosevelt. ROLLING AND GRINDING OF ALL KINDS OF GRAIN BEAVERTON GRIST MILL Fordson Tractors $935.00 Beaverton REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS TO BE HERE OCT. 29 Hear yel Hear yel -All ye good American citiens, men, women, boys and girls, ye G. O. P., under the au spices of ye County Central Corn, mittee, will hold a series of meet ings, in Beaverton, Oregon, at 8 o'clock of the evening of Satur- flay. Octoher 18. Speakers of lame tnrougnout tne state, is not the nation, will deliver addresses which will give all who clearer and better ideas of the operations of our "government of the people, by the people and for thfl people." , Come one. Come all, and bring your cousins, - uncles, aunts and neighbors. . There will be good music. Ad mission free. County Central Committee of Washington County. That the sun will only set in the west, but the old hen will set any-. where. ROLLING AND GRINDING OF ALL KINDS OF GRAIN . BEAVERTON GRIST MILL JUST RECEIVED Ready-made Pequot Sheets 9-4 size. Black Velvet, 3 Grades Canvas Gloves Ladies' Hose BLANKETS $3.98 to $6.98 Bishop Bro 5. FOR QUALITY