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About Beaverton times. (Beaverton, Or.) 191?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1920)
rAG point THE BEAVBRTON TIXM FRIDAY, OCTOF , THE CAPITOL Kwi of General , Public In terest at the County Seat Young ladies of this locality have organised a club. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Waibel are thfl nrnuH Barents of a daughter. L. N. Rider is going to Los An- mlM inr thm winter. Senator Chamberlain spoke here RAvmnnri Heeler took off the end of a finger with a pipe wrench last Mrs. Joseph Ungar fractured her left elbow recently by a fall In her home. H. Schlottman lost the end of a finger last week while working in a garage. The Shut Savings Bank has re cently installed a burglar alarm system. Oregon Monument WoTks are to have a new home. Construction is in progress. Archie Jesse of Roy recently frac tured his arm while trying to crank a truck motor. Mrs. Mary Baird of Portland, for mer Hillsboro resident, died suddenly in Seattle, October 20. E. R. Doll man, 20, is in jail here, charged with stealing auto accessor ies from cars in this vicinity. Richard Wiley, former resident here, but now of Denver, Colorado, visited his father last week. George J. Limber, unertaker, has purchased the property which he ee-' cupies and proposes to remodel it. The Buxton depot was recently burglarized. Clothing and other' ar ticles were taken from freight stored there. T. Wojahn dropped a railroad tie ' on his foot and smashed a toe last week while working in a local lum ber yard. fru f i.. ti i i week and made appropriations to the Banks Hog and Dairy Show and the Leedy Grange Community Fair. i The Hillsboro Auxilliary of the! American Legion recently supplied! the invalid soldiers in Portland hos pitals -with a chicken dinner. Harry Ede, accused of larceny from a mail box, was taken by Sher iff Alexander recently and turned over to the federal authorities. Miss Emma Dysle and Albert Mei- er, of Bethany, were married at the home of the bride's mother, October 12. They will reside near Beaverton. Eva Snick wants her freedom from Harry L, Shick, whom she wedded in Pendleton three years ago. She also wants custody of the minor child, $50 per month and J 100 attor- and iauure to provide are alleged. Miss Lucv Weatherreri and Lieu tenant Harry S. Harding were mar ried recently at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs, F. H. Sholes, at uorneuus. Harry R. Hinckley, bad check ar tist, was arrested in Portland recent ly and is now in jail here. Sheriff Alexander accomplished the arrest. ttincxiey was recently married to Portland young woman who knew nothing of his escapades. M. Gunter, committed to the asy lum in 18S1 from Washington Coun ty, has just died at Salem. A re port to County Clerk Kuretli from the superintendent of the aaylem gives October 16 as the date of his death. Of those who took part in his committment only ex-Sheriff u. IN, Hale survives. The will of Frank Schmidt, who died in bherwood, September haB been filed. It disposes of 24200 worth of property by Bivintr $200 son a commercial scnooi cource and provides that when the youngest son reaches the aire) of 121 the estate shall be divided into four parts and esivcii iu mo ,-wuuw.atnu cmuuren. William Uupprecht is executor. Marriaire licenses were issued dm ing the week to Joseph Ferdinand Hartwick and Wanda Madeline Raf- fety, Robert Yungen and Susie Sig- nst, nm, j. wiiuams and Vera Mc Leod, Alfred S. Parkhurst and Hel en MacKinsie, Arthur F. Durbin and L.oia s. Vaughn, Charles Emett fcahifler and Florence Jane Weblev. Harry S. Harding and Lucy B. Weth- erreo. ,, The jury list for November in sr follows: Antons Hermens. Forest Grave. R. 2. Willis H. Heisler, Banks R 1. Owing to the Decline in We have made a general Cat and Slash in all our Lines, including Prices WOOL DRESS GOODS ' CURTAIN MATERIALS GINGHAMS OUTING FLANNELS CREPES, VOILES SHOES UNDERWEAR OVERALLS UNIONALLS, PANTS CHILDREN'S COVERALLS GROCERIES J. A. Parker, Forest Gran. ' Win. H. Hun, Hllliboro R t. Orl Gardner, Banks R t James Churchill, Gales Creak, Bamu.l H. Btowell, Buxton. James I. H oo pes, Beaverton, Z. T. Cole, Sherwood R 6. H. B. Tigard, Tigard. Walter A. Sargent, Galea Creek. James B. Downing, Beaverton R 1. Herman T. Koeber, Hllliboro. John Milne. Cornelius R 1, R. Huniiker, Tigard R 2, John W. Mulloy, Laurel. Nels Peter Johnson, Portland R 2. John E. Bennett, Laurel R 2. Carl Sorenson, 'Beaverton R 4. Julius Christenson, Hillsboro R 6, Charley W. Bloom, Hillsboro R 2. Edw. J. Boos, Forest Grove. Henry P. Roberts, Gaston.. John Nyberg, Tualatin. Jos. W. McRobert. Banks R 1. Julius B, Buck, Aloha. Loren P. Jackson, Hillsboro R 1, John Borwick, Hillsboro R 4. Ervine Burkhalter, Hillsboro R 2. Fred EMgsen, Bherwood R 1, Lewis Sagert, Tualatin. FOR SALE 6 weeks' old Duroc pigs. $6.00 each. A. E. Hanson, P. 3, Beaverton, Ore. 3t3 FOR SALE Vaughn Drag Saw, as good as new, F. M. Austin, Bea- verton, K. a, 48B FOR SALE Fine, gentle family Jersey-Guernsey cow, fresh, 1st calf; and 3 suckling pigs, weaned, and 2 Feeder hogs. D. A. Norton. Huber. Oregon. . 43B VETERINARIAN Dr. M. Howes. Portland, Oregon. Consultation free. laoor oooo. iva East stark street. Specialist diseases of cattle. 84t62. Safety First Order your winter wood now and avoid last winter's trouble. Beaverton Wood and Coal Yard, Opposite S. P. Depot. 2tf If you an in need of Cedar Posts for fence or loganberry props, nee G. H. Wolf, Beaverton. Jltf. PRINTING When you are in need of any kind oi printing, remember that the beaverton Times can save you money and give you prompt ser vice. 85tf. WANTED By oarty working in Portland, small uapro 'd place, close to Elec. station. Cottage or bun galo .preferred. Address H. M. Par ker, Box No. 618, Forest Grove, Ore. WANT ADS FOR OitEGONIAN May be left at The Tim office or telephone tnem to n. 11. Jonas. BUTTERWRAPPERS Wo mult them in any Quantity: 100 lor 81.25: 200 for 11.76: 600 for J3.26. We fur nish the paper, Write mm and ad dress plainly and state whether for one or two pound rolls, ifeavorton Times, Beaverton, Oregon. 85tf the brunettes. That many a beautiful bat repre sent, an unpaid milliner's bill. Thai the following ad recently ap peared In sm Eastern paper: "For sate a iun oiooaoa cow, giving milk, three ton of hay. a lot of cmcaens ana several stores." 'That Mm men spend half their time ooxore marriage declaiming themselves unworthy of their sweet heart's love, and two-thirds of their time altemvards proving it. That men are no longer driven to annx. if they know the right kind of women they are led to it. That profiteers are a religious lot. All they do is pray and pray and prey. . , , That you can lay a bet on this and cash it big, Trade goes to those that "Advertise," and stays where it is well treated. That a woman cannot lace herelf as tight as a man can drink himself. That few ' girls ' enjoy waltsing around the parlor with a new broom. That men prefer a tailor made suit, but they are satisfied with a ready made girl. Are you reading the ads? If not you are losing out. TOWN. McGEE. BEST GOODS, LOWEST PRICES, BEST TREATMENT IN TJIE TO. IF YOU CANT FIND WHAT YOU WANT COME TO MR. BUT BE SURE AND COME. W. P. McGEE Money By Wire To get money there quickly and to the right person is often vital. WESTERN UNION Money Transfer is the quickest, surest, safest means to send money anywhere for any purpose. For the accommodation of our customers and the public: generally, we are hand , lingWestern Union Money Transfers. BANK OF BEAVERTON PHONOGRAPHS Make your se lection now: take advantage oi our easy payment plan; enjoy the music cnrougn tne iau ana nave it paic. lor by Christmas. W. P. McGee. Beaver ton, Oregon, agent for the Stradi- vara, made in Oregon. Son. THE BEAVERTON TIM 18 Beaverton, Oregon, A Weekly Newspaper, issued Fridays, B. H. Jonas, Editor and Publisher nterad at the Beaverton (Oregon) Fostofflce as econd-clasa mall matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATE tn advance except by arrangement with tbe publisher. n year by mall. . .. ..... . $1,00 NOTICE OF DISTRICT ROAD MEETING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX IN DISTRICT NO. 32. Notice ' is hereby given that a meeting of the resident tax payers of Road District No. 32, Washington County, Oregon, is hereby called, and will be held at Metzger Bchoolhouse in said Roar) District No. 32. Wash ington County, Oregon, on the 6th day of November, 1920, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P, M. of said day, to discuss the advisability of levying a special or additional road tax in said district, to determine what, if any county roads or portions thereof in said road district shall be improved, in any special manner, and tne char acter and extent of such imurove- ment or improvements they shall make thereon, and to lew such spec ial or additional tax, not to exceed ten mills on the dollar, on all taxable real and .personal property in said road district, as a majority of such resident tax payers oi said roaH dis trict shall deem advisable for the uurpose of raising money with which to dexray the expense or such special improvement or improvements in said Road District No. 32, Washing ton uounty, uregon. Dated this 20 day of October, 1920. J. W. GOODIN, 44t2 County Judge. Beaverton Cosssercial Club "Far a Better Beavertefi" R. H. JONAS, Preside FBED JENSEN, Vice President J. FRANK STROUD, Secretary BOY GRAY, Treasurer Join now while the Charter I Open TLo ccc: "fe? Clzzzl Ccro crJ Trcctcrs b ccirJbj A Four-Season car is a comfort to its owner. We have coupes and sedans which wifil 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 & Co. Beaverton, Oregon Fordson Tractors $935.00 Beaverton Butter wrappers printed Timet iHBl ROLLING AND GRINDING OF ALL KINDS OF GRAIN BEAVERTON GRIST MILL Beaverton Fuel Co. Office for the time being at City Bakery. Delivered in any quantity, any where, anytime. Coal for tale In ton lots or by the sack. ' G. H. WOLF The Beaverton Fuel Co. has Dole wood for sale. Get your order in on time. j AS IT SEEMS TOME ' . h. a AS IT SEEMS TO ME That we should hang on! That's how the .bull dog made his reputa tion. That when a woman gets pensive look out! She is planning to be oxpensive. 1 That kisses and rumors go from mouth to mouth. That all 'is :fain in love except I want everybody to know that yu can buy or sell - Real Estate through me, and you can have your life or. property insured through me in the very best of institution in this country. : I 'also insure Automo biles I conduct AUCTION SALES any' where in the County... FARM and STOCK SALES a speciality. There are reasons why. it la to your interest to list your Real Es tate with me for sal. 1. Because I firmly believe that honesty is the principal backbone of business for continued euecesa. . 2. I have put Beaverton on tbe map by advertising my business. 3. I am in the Real Estate Loan and Insurance business exclusively so I am not hampered by ether Inter ests. .4. I am carefully looking after the interests of both buyer and seller equally, and I do not want more than the 5 agreed upon by our contract 5. I have fully complied with the law of our State, having given SUR ETY BOND and been awarded a Li cense a a real estate broker and I am carefully observing the Law of the State 6. I 4m courteous, prompt and ae curate In all my dealing. Thanking you all for put favor 1 solicit a pleasant continuation, aad invite everyone to come hi and see me. . No admission charge FREE RESERVED BEATS, and yon can leave with a much money a yon entered. . "( ' , " ' 1 YOURS FOR BUSINESS, .... Initiative measure number 310 on the ballot o be voted in November j will (rive to Orejron a port equal to ; any port on the Pacific Coast. You are. vitally interested in the passage; of this bill. It will not increase your taxes. The cost is borne by the Port of Portland, but all Oregon must vote on the measure. Vote 310 YES on the ballot November second. 43t2 Paid Adv. PEARL OIL (KHR08BNH) HEATand LIGHT INSTANT HUT WHEN AND WHERE NEEDED STANDARD OIL COMRAN' FRED JENSEN ATTORNEY AT LAW ' Cady Bulldlne Hours 8:00 to 10:80 A. II. Daily Portland Office: 720 Board of Trad. Scholia Pan. Beaverton - - Oregon GENERAL TRUCKING DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND also : Buy Hay, Grain, Feed, Produce ' Office 236 Ash St Broadway 28S4 . Phone Beaverton U-lt ' HARRY BARNES Prop. Dr. C. E. Mason Y Phone Calls Answered Day and Night BEAVERTON ORIOON Ginghams. 35 cents Percales, 29 cents Hope Muslin, 25 cents Yard-wide Longcloth, 19 cts. Japanese Tea Cloths. 48x48 $1.75; 62x62, $2.50 Sweater yarn, 45 cents Outing Flannel, 25 cts. Men's 2-piece underwear; 98 cents Ladies' Flannel Nightgowns, $1.93 Colored Silk Hose. S3 cento Figured Silk and Cotton Crape, $1.39. Inf.nU' Welfare Vert., $1.00 nd $1.25 Boy' 2-piece Underwear, broken lixe, 30 cent. Bros." Bishop FOR QUALITY
