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About The owl. (Beaverton, Or.) 1912-191? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1913)
W A5f W MiTON COUNTY ' - aw HO , . . .. a ..-j ., r w .( yj -jj ij- M fffi i-CK Spend TL 1 1 nanksg .. . With the Folks " ?L0W ROUND TRIP FARES?) L. D. HALDERMAN j The Funeral Service of the late L. D. Halderman of Hazeld;ile will be held at Congregational Church Beaverton Saturday at 12 oc!ock-Noon. Afterwards th 2 remains will b'; cremated at the bellwood Crematorium.- US. &tih.KT . adM HOUTtS "The Exposition line 191o" li'jtwoen all points on the S. P. Line-; in Oregon r.orth and south, Including: branches; also on the CY & F., P. II. &' N., S. F. C. & V. and J'., E. & E. " SALE DATES November 26ih and 27th FINAL RETURN LIMIT DECEMBER 1ST Superior Train'Service Observation Cars, Dining Cars anc Big, Wide All-Steel Coaches Call on nearest agent for specific fares, train schedules, etc JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent vS? 5p 5? ? "5? ? ' a Killer? by Dynamite Orenco, "Ore. Another dy namite explosion and" another 'man killed is 'the pathetic story recorded on a farm nerr Qrenco, Friday last, Charles P. Marquis, aged 57, met instant death. He was a dynamite exLert and had been engaged t'o clear stumps and had placed fifteen sticks un der one stump. Fourteen sticks exploded, p.nd the last stick did not go off until Marquis came within nuige, He was blown high into the air, and' his arm and head were blown off. He leaves a son II years old, and a married daughter, Mrs. Fred Humbert. He was divorced from his wife. piegon AgjiculturaJ Cojjege FARMERS' WEEK December 8 to 13, 1913 This will be a notable event in the educational history of Ore gon. ' Farmers Co-oreration will be the leading tcpic Of a stimulating series ot lectures. The v.'eck will be crowded with discussions, and 6 " -ITS -Tfc 5T -s'r-s, . c Do your banking business with the Bank of Beaverton whose Directors and Stockholders are some of the strong est men morally and financially in the community. Four per cent Paid cn time deposits. Ten Dollars will start a checking account and a check is the best kind of a receipt for bills' paid. All business intrusted to us 'will receive our careful attention. V I jtr. j. 052 KT ism?.. v -jr fr.f demonstrations ' in everything that makps for thp uvilfam r,f . .,v-,aai, vJ. the farmer and home-maker. Q JlJD JZ 'J LC WINTER SHOST COURSE 9 9 A Bad Dodge Forest Grove, Ore. An em ploye of the Jones Monumental Works, by name of A. A. Dot t-'rer, last Monday, was usintr a hose in cleaning up the backyard and threw the same down with out shutting off the water. The nozzle flew upi and to keep from getting wet he dodged backward, dislocating his neck, which caus ed paralysis. He was taken to the doctor, who replaced the ver tabra, and he is 0. K. again. ALADDIN MANTLE LAMP 0ECHW3iC5S2 Standard Incandesnt Oil Lamp of the Wyldyy Simplest, Safest, Cleanest, Most Economical. Most ReliaMo, Most Durable, Most Practical, Most Satisfactory, Whitest Light, Brightest Light. No Noise, No Odor, The Bot t Oil Liht in Existence, Patented. Guaranteed. High School Girls Win And say, did you see the girls' game : It was between the Dutch and Irish, and "by the Irish won, but next time there will be a scattering of potatoes This was all "all-star game.' With Vallie Stilt 'the irrenf. hVht Edna Pappel and Maude Reed played like a dream. John Mues sig and Carl Hughsqn were cha perons and Beaverton won. "0 you, High School !" $1,000,00 Rewad We will Rive $1,000 in gold U the person, who shows us an other oil - burning lamp equal t( our new 1;M 1 model ALADD1 NANTI.E LAMP in Quality am Whiteness of light, Strength ot light. Steadiness of light. Disu nion of light, Absemv of odnr. Absence, of smoke. Absence ot noise, Simplicity of lighting am cleaning. Simplicity of operation. Eoonomy of oil. Cleanliness, Du ra'iility. Keliability. Workman p'lip. Acciir-uv', .('(iistnii'tioii. Durability and Perfection of gen erator, Durability of mantles. Durability of chimneys. Siniplic ity aj'd I'iv'onomy in renewal o: f b ::-iur cone, Relief of ey tr.ii Uea;;ty of design, am Kleg.tntv of finish. THE MANTLE COMPANY of nica. No. 101 - Aladdin Table cr Parlcr Lamp. "eutcr Drauaht and KoncKnp Mantle This is an ideal genera! purpose !amp; is easily carried from room o room : can be tcmco-arilv ulaced in the harp as lunii.g aniM for dining room or ki.cher. lade entirely of brass, finished n Satin Brass or Nickel Plate. Die i: ekel tinish is preferable for geiteraj use. Complete as shown with seam ess wick.KoneKap mantle, Batik Generator. Wick Cleaner, Heat proof chimney and tripod for lolding shade. PRICE $5.00. i BEAVERTON LODGE NO. 100 A. F. AND A.M. Regular commun ication first and third loesdays GRANGE HALL 800 P.M. Visitors welcome. Robt. Summers W. M. LC. W. Allen. Secty. Burns Common Kerosene ' Coal Oil ! FIVE Times as Good-a-Light as Electric. Uses Less Oil Than Old Style Lamp. BEAVERTON MERCANTILE COMPANY Alb. Muessig & Sons. Looking for Work? If you are looking for a job, SEE FISHER at the Owl office, 21 potato diggers and 1 carpen ter have been provided with work within seven days. LOST A pointer dog. ha!f s'rown. from my place at Sylvan, )re.. on Sunday, November L Color, liver and white. Liberal reward for recovery, Mr, Wertenbekg. Sylvan, Ore lillsdale Route 1 Rock Quarry Three-acre Kock Quarry. Rock, Oil and Timber. All foes in with bargain. As I need the money. Dcated, 1 1-2 miles east of Bia- verton. on North Flains road. For particulars. Address : Kitty M. Ei.lis, Owner. R-'v 15o Forest Gro.e, Ore Januaiy 5 to 30, 1914 " The College his spared no ef fort to make thjs thfe most com plete short course in its history. A very "wide range of courses will be olfered in General Agri culture, Horticulture, Anirr.al Husbandry, Dairying, Poultry Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Do mestic 'Seier.ce and Art, Com merce, Forestry, and ' Musk. Numerous lectures and discus sions on FARMERS' CO-OPE-iiATION, at homo and abroad. will be a leading feature. Make this a pleasant and profitable winter outing. No tuition Ac commodations reasonable". Re duced rates on all railroads. For further information address H. M. TENNANT, Registrar. Corvaihs. Ore Farmers' Business Courses by Correspondence without tuition. mmkmtUim. . ,u I.I..H u..iiiii,u-,.,. lleAfflericanRov'l.: l" !w ; 1 SAFE boys' magazine f Mt'J'tl ff' Twelve ncotlisol."7 4 f' , J t&Z V4SM ita""'?ll".noU.h,M,BnBr,,n,n,. M f "Wf . - Vfi Jl.m,. hi I t Hi w" DCJllfCOTfSM tint" i Lii. i,!.!1i:vnii-iiio'fitr!ri("ir1f ...i. ' i x ' . UH 1 ' tB. war- The American Boy and Tte Owl $1,75 Yr. Address The Owl K?ad : by SOOO ; -boys r5 "u viiuvrsi'u oy llitr parents i it i I i ' 1 For Sale A few household odds and ends. One White Rotary Sew ing Machine. Call at Bakery. COMMERCIAL CLUB. Beaverton Commercial Club meets first and third Wednesday Grange Hall. R.L.Tucker Sec. PHOTO STUDIO VINCENT MAZZEJ If Beaverton, Oregon" G. A. R. 7. J. BABCOCK POST NO. SO. Meet every 2nd. Friday of ach month, at the residence of Comrade W. L. PIKE. M.S.Barnes. A.E.Hendricks. Commandar. Adjutant. mm LOST Between Beaverton and Perkin's corner pu-t or double barrel bhot gun stock cn County road. Liberal reward Address E.L.Taylo- ' Portland Or. 71 first Street. GRANGE Beaverton P. of H. meets at jrango liau the second Saturday if each month. A. jy. Pik5 faster Mrs. W.H.Boyd Secretary. M. E. Church Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching - - Evcrv Sunday njrniay ani ranins. Rev. Robert Brymer Pastor. Your Doy'i ( briBtmai will be e t happiest erer, it you will itfnd hi in TUB BUYS' MAC AZ1NK. It it a klI Ci it i-isfs a whole year. the Rots' magazine it chock full of just the kind of reading you want y,, boy to have. Clean, inspiring BUnea written by auch noted 1,a'au tlioiB as Hugh Pendcxter.LTeiVrt T . Xoinhason, Wm. Heylitfer, etc. Practical and iuatruetnn de partment! devoted to Klectrm lty. Mechanics, Photograptiy, Carpnns, Tlie Boy flcoutB of Aiiteur,ciniiijo aim gillB. 1 tlb BOYfi'MAOAZINEishcaurifiiUy illustrated throng b. out ach laaue ha a new haiuitcnie cover in colon, lira i Tr ! nun e,lltB Sii buys m aoa- U ALTER CAMP ZlNE.Mr.C-.i..piikn0wn PTerywhere as Anienca'a hiphMt anthorityon Athletics. Every boyaliouid read bia ideaa of ttue, manly Bporiemansliip. SPECIAL OFFER! iiSV u. uisou ""! M At.AZlN K fur a whole Tlf WPTOftlie moatui.fitl przcUc:il t. nk v.'u ever read, "Fifty W.tb !sr Boj. lo Karn Moiir," ai thi. Klectrle F.'.Kine. Ttiia en.iue i pcrfeol jt.- of w r'rjan.hlp. It ji emitijerat'iy larger tlian lUuatraUC).. ' Hot 1,009 revuiu. Dncarvbatterr-Safel eagv to operate. A Loarelorrtiechan. ioal am! icientiba iLfnuitr. Send in j.mr atlbicrip tion to-dk. aDt U.e eDKitiC nd r.H'K wilt M ferwarflpd at obca. all tratia pcrti:a eharcei prppaid. rjatis. faction, or tuoaej rettlBded. The ScoHF.BfdlltldC... S9Uln3I..Smf lkor1.P. THS Bora' MAUAZlSUatail ftia-.rin4. limacvry. HI 3 1-4 Petu Schatt!e- wafron; wide tire; "A-No. 1" condition.' Will sell or frade for light wa on immediately. , . f The O.vl Land Co 80 Acie Farm Wanteil Have you (.0 acres c. '.end, at least CO ckare'd. k y! hi'Iand for sale in Washingio:. county ? We have a buyer. Write imme diately your pric.' ai.t: ifcims. -Ti-e Uw 1 Land Co. ir-i oosters The Ov;l commencing witji-this l-sue wiil coma;:i three pages per veek of news and ads. to kojp the "old bird h.)utinjr." end in news, ft-as. or e;ir subscriDticn. Any and ail el these will he p to lee&t -Seaver.oi. and Wasir.ngton Congregational Sunday School at 10 A. M. avery Sunday. Christian En- de.rci at 6:30 sharp. Preachirw SKond and fourth Sur.davs of ach month. Rev. Upsher Pastor. TTAVE ycu a fresh cow for -Ei- sale? or hare you r.ry 4 foot w.ood to sell ? We hav buyers for both. Owl Omce, Beaverton Out of a Job ? The Owl Employment o:T.ce is. . open for business day and night... It is the workingman that- needs the help in this world. If you are out of job, SEE ISHEK. Do you know The Youth's Companion as it is ib dayl ImDroved and broadened in its scope. Enlarged by the r.Jirlltlon nF A Srfrisl Familr - - - - - j Pase. Bcvs Paa?e. Girls' Pa?e and C'nil. 1 . T-a ... aren s rage. i.reat senal stones 250 short stories. A remarkable Editorial Page. Current Event and Science. A wealth of variety and quality, and all of it the best BbsbiMd AoBouaccrr.cnt foe 1914 tree oo reqnaL FREE TO JAN. 1914 Cut thu oat ud tewti i! v i'.h $2.00 for To. Corr.aMnion for 1914. and w will send Rt all the issue1, for the remaining week, of 1913 and The Youth'. Compan ion Practical Hi .ne CJcndar for 1914. Trfc TOOTH'S -0MNirW FOSTOI1!. Remember 52 Times a Year, Not 12 Great Family Combination Offer V.'e do - . t Vrow of any Family Weeklv tbat we can more heartily oir.T.oati ; i - readers than The Youth's Comnanion. It p-ives vjs Beaverton -re, to announce that we have arrangtd with the J put hsiiers t . OUTHd -Adires? The - s- ut iouowinif oner. : ' . 1 nK OWL, or.e year f r $ .75
