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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, DBCWm 17, r AOS TWO M. W. of America No. 8193 Will Give a DANCE TMI AVIRTON TIMH l Weakly Newspaper, low ftisajs. B. H. Joaas. Hilar ud Pakueear Enurad at tba Boavertoa (Oregoa) Poatofftee aa aacoad-claaa mall mat tar. SUBSCRIPTION RATES la advance except or arrangamaBt with the publisher. Jm Taar by "all tl tO At MORSE HALL BEAVERTON Friday Evening, December 24 CHRISTMAS EVE construction, and, I J Where a , A vital necessity to twen- j ty thousand residents along the line, and impressing the tourists with thejj magnificent agricultural possibUitiea ' and scenery that is different, and. il Mriiereat,. Practically all road dis tricts on this route are imposing a ten mil tax for rock surface with an enthusiasm that this will be desig nated a state highway and ultimate ly be paved, theix-iure, be it Resolved, That the Portland-Astoria Inland Loop Highway Association througo its secretary, respecuuuy pe- tition t&e Hon State Highway Com-iB I mission to designate this route a state gj We make them; so does almost ev- hignway and that the Commission in- g ervone we know. But ws are willing 1 auruct the state highway engineer to if to correct tno.se that we - find out go over tlie route and determiners to about. We put forth evorv effort to t us feasibility, and that the Cummis-is get things right. But there are ninnv sion thoroughly investigate the claims 1 physical handicaps in putting out a of the above named petitioners before i paper of this class. If we make a proceeding with the construction of g I mistake, tell us uhout it. We will a highwa or the designating of anyfg ! correct it and ovoid it in the future, route. ; P j We keep before us as i motto a little r Respectfully submitted, oj classic which snys: . " PAUL ROBINSON, Z He who makes no mistakes, does ; sKretBrv to Executive Boar.d 1 Banks, Ore., December 6, 1920 ; " MISTAKES LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS -FOR uj I nothing-; he who makes too many i loses his job." And it is our constant enda.'or not &v r to make the same mistake uwee. War Tax Extra Portland Music Nai ALL AGREES ON The following extracts from a let tor by Sirs. E. S. May, are fairly in- ' dicative of the other side of the mat- 1 7 T-..t- ,- anMHHaMHsaai ir--wf; -f., EVERYBODY COME IN THE COUNTY COI RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COl'XTY OF WASHINGTON Mrs. Elizabeth McGowan drives a j new Ford sedan. Allan Pugh is again back with the I Otto Erickson Co., as salesman for i rords and Fordsons. In the Matter of the Estate of Cora E. Colby and Charles W. Colby, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. J. B. Jamieson, Admin istrator of the estate of Cora E. Colby and Charles W. Colby; de ceased, has filed his final account as such administrator, and that date ol January 3rd, 1921, at 2:30 o'clock P. M. has been fixed as the time, and the court room of the court above en titled in the County Court House of Washington County, Oregon, nt Hillsboro, Oregon, the place for the heanne of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. J. B. JAMIESON, Attministiator. RTDGWAY & JOHNSON, Attorneys for Administrator. Dated and first puUished: Decem ber 3, 1920. Date of last publication: Decem ber 31. 1920. AVS CASE AMAZES BEAVERTON A business man's wife could not sew or read without sharp pains in her eyes. For years her eyes were red and weak. Finally she tried sim ple witch hazel, camphor, Hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eve wash. The result produced by a single bottle inot aj ttte arr Hiuazra evcrvune. ne guarantee a small bottle Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminum eye cup FREE. Dean's Drug Store. 39tf "Reading your paper which ' came jj ' yesterday was greatly surprised to j ; see an article about our road meeting B : here at the Grange Hall, saying the proposed route ould go by the way ; j of the sky line, and out by Kerr on 's ' I ' foam. 1 "The fact is, v:e did have a road f ", '" meeting and there were 160 present. - We also served supper, but we are B Boosters for Cornell Road Object to not boosting for any road except the jg ; Cornell, by the way of Cedar Mill, , j Report Given in Vnx Last . Betlmnv, North Plains, Banks, Bux- f ton, Manning, Vernon la, Mist and on to Astoria. As a member of this j Highway Organization from the first t and having attended several meet- ; I insrs at Banks, and helped to onram ize North Plains, and attended meet- g ings there since, and have attended 1 B meetings here and at Union been instrumental in i. getting sjwakers out here from the Week. It seems that the Times was mis informed last week as to some points n 1 of the Highway Meeting held at Cedar chapel, come to this office regarding the re- Fuit in.!. ion, 1 sincerely think 1 xnow what I m IN THE COI'NTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON C. J. STEVENS Barber Agency Palace Laundry Co. In the Matter of the Estate of Newton Hoover. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, as administratrix of the Estate of Newton Hoover, deceased. has filed her fined account in the County Court of the State of Ore-1 poswd gon for the County of Washington, and that the 8th dav of Januarv, 1921, at the hour of 10:00 A. M. of said day and the court room of said not present at me nignway meeting , am . abQflt when . ask and accepted as correct the report of . lease k correction regarding tU miuiinir uinr ni It BtioniH that r , on mnting -- - jour nronoseo route. ' Hnd mat tnc A3so- . b,.l du tI, viTnaa nia nation under v ,e ausp.ces the , tj mM not do ug 0f (he Je meeting was held y - the Cornell wh partk.ipatcd in our mei!tirlny road as the follows "!", god. We would be just as near would show: .t the Beaverton Highway. RESOLUTION ' 'This highway as proposed by us I ! is officially known as the Portland- ; i Astoria Inland Loop, Mr, B. B. ' Reeves is onr local Bec'y, and any- ' llitxhwav A.itinn- ' -shu ,u j v uc- PaPHed by Executive Committee of the Portland -Astoria Inland Loop For Mother, Wife and Sister Ivory Pieces or Sets Silk Hose . Dress Pattern Latest Collars Box Handkerchiefs House Slippers Aluminum Ware Pyrex Glass Baking Ware Set of Dishes Tea Set Shoes Caps Bath Towels Table Cloths Lunch Cloths Petticoats Sweaters j pend upon it as being true. Whorens, The Portland-Artoria In-i 'K popIt north of us want to Urn! Loop Association, comprising an I '.r. " Highway to connect w,th amroximate paid up membership of ! ' Sk !mf or any other road, that's one thousand people, in and conti- '"f Pt'vuege, Dut .n . ooject , . ,k. nJn in the nrn- 18 'nem remaining passive, not even route, namel? For the Children For Father, Has- Games, Dolls I 1 1 ft 1 Wagons, Rattle; 11(1 81 DtOSX Teddy Bears w Trains, Cards shjrtSi Sik ot K0 Marbles, Puzzles . - Banks, Paints .... . Sweatera ., ' , ' . School Supplies Mackinaw . Wearing Apparel - Shaving Sets Handkerchiefs , . ; Caps, Dress Patterns T'e Trousers, Hata Cuff Buttons Mittens, Shoes . e Tie PinB , Sweaters , Box Handkerchiefs For the House Box sAm O-Cedar Hops ' 3M S"M,0rte" Percolators Box Arm Bands Dishe! Pipes - " '...- Graphntihones r.L " Roasters Shoe! Curtains , Silk Socks Crescent Crra..l Coffee Nightshirts , Pref.-n-ea Sio:k Groceries Betey Ross Bvead CaP8 a-.A Pastries - - Krau o'a Candies CHRISTMAS-TREE jjut, ORNAMENTS Fruits GALORE Shop equipped with Modern Electri- court has been appointed as time and cal appaiaaces equal to the best any-1 place for the hearing of objections where. ' thereto and the set clement thereof. Baiia ! Date of first publication December Beaverton. Oregon 10, 1920. I Date of last publication January i, iwzi. LOVELIA HATTIE HOOVER, Administratrix of the Estate of Newtrm Hoover, deceased. FRED JENSEN, Attorney, Beaverton, Oregon. 60t5 Dr. C. E. Mason Phane Calls Anawarad Day and Night. BEAVERTON ORESON SANITARY MEAT MARKET Right on the Highway in Beaverton All Hinds of fresh and Smoked U. S. Government Inspected MEATS FRESH. FISH EVERY FRIDAY ? REAL TRUCK SERVICE L We have made a specialty of doing hauling for Beaverton folks. We hav two good trucks and a good team and they are handled by careful and reiiaole driven who will serve you to your advan tage, whether It he a small parcel you wish handled in a hurry, of freight in ton lota to or from Portland. We will make trips any where at any time. Beaverton Livery Stables PHOTOGRAPHS O Perry Evans I Portrait Photographer Phone Main 7590 270i, Washington St, PORTLAND, OREGON (riHtmas is (Homing We await your coming to avail -yourself, of our unusual holiday of ferings. -, , ' Chas. Berthold Feed Store BAT, GRAIN, FEED, SEED, AMD POULTRY SUPPLIES BEAVfKTON - - OREGON the towns nf I onranizeo mat any one Knows ol, : Cciur Mill. Belhnny, Jiorth flams,,""" "" " " j. m Itov, llanks. Manning, Buxton, bco- " '..." " a tiaiii. Vemonia, Mist, Berkenfield, 'a,n b Highway Association.! 0:ey ami Astoria, are advised that!' preposterous. W i are orgamzed the ultimate plans of the State agk.;M the line, said to have 2o00 1 wav Commission is to construct an ; emra: Paul Robinson, of Banks Bl Inland Loop to Astoria, and, i Her aid is secretary of the Banks - whereas, the territory above, " X . V ramed has at the present time no : """f f- s- ily is chairman of hishwav whereby the many residents ! our local organization, also a mern mav take their products to market, r ,he, executive board. Mr. inH hp Tominn nf this inek HTP nut- t o ainu a iiremuci. 1 1110 va- These and many others for sale at McGBB'S MMM M mMMM MM M IAil ll Kll t I fprinr, ronatantlv to a financial loss. ut'ra board, composed ol mentrom j .Banks, planning and ftorth Flams, and. Whereas. This territory, as before named, comprises one of the most productive sections of the state, and has unlimited undeveloped resources that only await the building of a per manent highway to bring this great wealth to the use of he people of the state, and, Whereas, This proposed road leads through what is known as the "Beaver Creek Pnss," with an 800 foot lower route to the Neiialem valley, and practically parallel with the Eckles Railroad from Vilkesboro to Vemo nia, this road now under process of meet in Hillsboro onee a week." AS IT SEEMS I TOME 'UNCH, PEP AND PURPOSE Herbsman's Lecture Wilt Be Big Fea ture of Chautauqua Festival J. C. Herbsman. who comes to the Jhumanqiia Festival on the fourth aight. wiHTirnbably arouse more com neui and stir more people to action than any man you have heard In many t day. His lecture will deal with a SHERIFFS SALE Notice is hereby given, That by virtue of an Execution, Order and Decree of Sale, issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the Coun tv of Washintrton. dated the 19th day of November, 1920, in favor of j Alex Carlson and Ida Carlson, plain-j tiffs, and against John L. Perkins, defendant for the sura of $29.48 ' cost and the further sum of S.jDG.00 with interest thereon from the ith day of March, 1911, a the rate of 7 , per cent per annum, and for the : further 'sum of $75.00 Attorney's fees, to me directed and delivered, ! the real property hereinafter de- aubteet of tremendous importance in scribed, I have levied upon and pur- .: these reconstruction days; the duty oi suant to said Execution, Order and ; the individual and of the community Decree of Sate I will on Monday, the . to tbe country and to bumatuty at 27th day of December, 1020, at the this critical time. houtn door ot tne ourtnouse; Herbsman combines the fire and en in Hillsboro, Washington County, ; ergv of B aozm men. He turns loose Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock , a machine gun fire on his audiences a. m. of said day, sell at public auc-- . averv ahot oe ome. Tne earD. That an up-to-date woman is fre quently behind her age. W.A.SMITH Contractor and Builder Old Houses Remodeled ROLLING AND GRINDING OF ALL KINDS OF GRAIN BEAVERTON GRIST MILL That a woman's sphere nowadays j seems to be the big round earth. j That in order to successfully argue ; with a woman, all you have to do is keep silent. " i That no man is as good as his best girl thinks his picture looks. J That marriage is like any other disease while there is life, there is. hope. That the man who is a good driver j win never iiiukb a aucwBtuui ituer. j That shame seldom comes to a man unless ne invites it. That the best talkers are usually the poorest quitters. That the freshman is always a first class fellow. That beauty kills time and time kills beauty. "Oft does the household el set a skeleton inclose, And poisonous serpants lurk beneath the shadow of a rose, Oft is a cheerful countenance the mask of a soul forlorn, And the shiniest patent leather boot oft hides an aching corn." That a chronic kicker never kicks himself. That If a baker goes crazy he will be dnutrh-nuts. STROUD & CO., Inc. Real Estate Loans Insurance Beaverton, Ore. W. E. PEGG UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR IJ censed Embalmer Calls anawarad day or night. Prompt Sarriea BEAVERTON . - 0(a FRF.D .IFNSFIM ATTORNEY AT LAW Cady Building Hours 8:00 to 10:30 A. H. Daily Portland Office: 720 Board of Trade Scholia PbOM. Bearerton .... . . Orcfo tion to the highest bidder for cash i eatness of the man, the powerful con trol of his subject, the remarkable in hand, all of the following de- and situate in Washington County, 'ce of his expression all combine to Oretron, and more particularly de-! makes h' lecture one of the events of scribed as follows, to-wit: i the week that no ihtnking citUen can AH of tract fourteen (14) in afford to miss. "Shields' Little "Farms" in Section! - , - , 29 Township 1 S. K. 1 W.Willamette I Meridian according- to the duly re-f corded plat thereof to satisfy the hereinbefore named sums and fori the cost and expenses of sale and BEA V ERTOX CB AUT AIIQIJ A MONDAY NIGHT said writ. Said sale will be made subject to redemption as jwr statute of Ore gon. Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 22nd day of November, 1920. iit.O. ALKAANIJKK, Sheriff of Washington County, Oittgon. By W. W. UUWttS, SEATTLE CLINIC HELD: DR. HAWKE ATTENDED C. A. APPLEOr.EN, Attorney for Plaintiff. HOME BAKERY FOR HOME COOKING lc Cream Tobacco Freak Bread Doily Poetry of All KimU tf. 9. YOUNG, Prop. Dr. C. E. Hawke, who for the past year and a half has been the Govern ment examiner for the Board of Vo- j cat tonal Training for returned sol- j diem, was at Seattle last week for a : conference ar.d to attend a clinic on Tuberculosis at which Major Walker, nf tkn TiraimlAaii hnanital at Pnmn ! Deputy. . Whipple, Arizona, was the instructor, j g The Doctor left here a week ago Sun- j "j day at the behest of Uncle Sam and ; returned only Sunday morning. lie says that the time was atrcnu- . i ously spent as the conference and clinic kept under -as without halting i (from 8:00 in the morning until 6:00 ! i at night, but it was the most remark j i able session he ever attended and he j : would not have missed" it for a great deal. j The government plans to have these clinics each year and Dr. Hawke j will crtainly not miss one of them ! i when such wonderful specialists aa ' ' Major Walker give out the benefit of f their studies in such a strenuous j and unselfish fashion. I j Forest Grove News-Timea. First Annual Automobile Show HELD AT HILLSBORO Auapicea of Washington County Automotive Dealers Association DECEMBER 28, 29 and 30 At Peterson Bros. Garage - WILL SHOW ABOUT FORTY-FIVE OF THE LAT ' EST MODEL AUTOMOBILES UNDER ONE ROOF ' MUSIC AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS BT A FIVE PIECE OR CHESTRA. ' ' '' ' i Grand Opening Tuesday evening, Dec. 28 AT 7:30, CONTINUE? WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29 AND SO. . . DOORS OPEN AT 11 A. M. THE ASSOCIATION IS PUTTING FORTH EVERY EFFORT TO MAKE THE SHOW A SUCCESS AND WK TRUST THE PEOPLE WILL AVAIL THEMSELVES OP THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE H21 MODELS AT. HOME.. 1 ': ', ; :" SHOW WILL BE HELD AT PETERSON BROS. NEW GARAGE ON MAIN STREET, JUST EA8T OF WASHINGTON HOTEL, HILLSBORO. Wasaisgton County Automotive Dealers Association t i