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ARGEST QUANTTY
On Hand.
In a short time will have 4- and 6-inch tile
in big amounts.
DEAVERTON TILE FACTORY.
vcrton 0regon,
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!)o your hanking business with the Bank of Baaverton
lose Directors and Stockholders are some of the strong.
. men morally and financially in the community.
"our per cent Paid on time deposits. Ten Dollars will
; art a checking account an 1 a check i3 the best kind of.
receipt for bills paid. All business intrusted to us will
.:eive our careful attention. '
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A new early cabbage is now
being extensively grown, which
averages 10 pounds, and comes
about four days later than Early
Jersey Wakefield. Since cabbage
is sold by weight, a large early
cabbage is very desirable and
profitable to the grower. Plants
of this variety can be obtained
from the Griffith-Kelton com
pany, the florists, successors to
John Frohnauer, Beaverton. Ask
them about It and place your or
ders early as supply is limited.
U 'THE JUST RIGHT STORE"
i General Line Merchandise
Everything in Hardware
i Prompt Delivery every day
BEAVERTON - OREGON
ty EfcVTA
Cedar Mills Bazaar
The Ladies' Aid will give a
church bazaar at the Grange
hall Friday, March 27. They will
have numerous articles for sale,
such as ladies' plain and fancy
aprons, dust caps, sofa pillow
:ops, guest towels, bedroom slip
ner3, and so forth, also some ar
ticles for the gentlemen. All are
cordially invited to attend. Re
freshr.ient?, coffee and cake 10c;
cako and ice cream 10c. Hours,
2:30 to 11 p. m.
Goods
New Store
j&anmnr nMwaV Mmnifaa tyl
rraat llrees n
j.' l Leading Varieties High Grade Stock at Reasonable
Fricis.
OREGON rtf
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ROEBER BROS., NURSERY.
WERTON
PHOTO STUDIO
VINCENT MAZZEI g
Beaverton Oregon.
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WAKING A MEAL ON BREAD
alone would not be unpleasant if
it were our bread. The loavel
come daily from our ovens, so1
crisp and appetizing have a (la
vjr that appeals to the palate.
IVoplo don't eat our bread from
a sense of duty. They eat it be
cause they like it. So will you
when you come to try it. Wil
it be t.oH&v?
"Royal Bread" Only Place at
FENNEY & JOHNSTON
Beaverton - Oregon
$40,000 MORTGAGE
I lillsboro-Beaverton Hp Lino
During the month of February
mortgages to the amount of $508,
118.30 were filed with County
Recorder Perkins. The largest
s'ngle mortgage vas that given
bj the Tualatin Valley Water
c jmpany to the Hillsboro Nation
al bank for $40,000, the loan be
i ig secured by a mortgage on
tie company's pipe b'ne from
lillsboro to Beaverton and all
t ie lateral line::.
We are not running a grc
C3ry, but we do keep the ba
rery line.
THE BAKERY.
Farewell Party
The Toggery building has been
2nlarged, and George Huston is
installing a big line of groceries,
ile says that he will huve every
thing for the table.
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moiiHmeDic
Apple Trees for Sale
I have for enld 100 each of first
liremium. Gravensteen and King
apple Uvea for sale. I will sell
cheap in any quantity. They are
the best varieties adopted for
this locality.
We ftlso hav p'?s for pale.
B. Lew,
Etna Orchards, lkverton
M. B. BUMP. D. D. BUMP?
Attorneys-at-Law
I Hillsboro Oregon!
Aliens Roberts
LAWYERS
715 Svtla:.d Dldg.
Cor. Pth and Washington
rORTL.r OREGON
AWTIUCTB CAIUIM.Y EXAMI VSD
W. E. PEGG
Undertaker and
Funeral Director
Stock Always on Hand
'jPhone 37.
BEAVERTON OREGON
BARBER SHOP
POOL HALL
A.W.KRUGEP.;
TIGAHS ORECOfJ
Mey;rs Fani;
PIPES AND
REPAIRS
P. H. Van Dehey.
Beaverton Oregon
There was an "old-time" fare
veil party given by Miss Agnes
Cennedy at her home, one mile
astof town, last Tuesday night,
in honor of two of her friendp,
Mlp Ml'fiQffa Maf-ilrla QrrJ ITi-n yv
j '.en, who moved with their par
ents to St. Paul, Ore. It was the
nost enjoyable party given here
for a long time. The "only gad
eature" was that the Misses
',enr:en were going to leave this
;)lace, but of course they will be
lick scon. Everybody, who
eaves Beaverton, comes back
lappier than ever.
riaying games and singing
vere on the "bill of fare" all
jvening. Light refreshments
vere served. Those present
vmv :
Agnes Kennedy, Matilda and
ilva Zenzen, Anna and Elizabeth
luessig, Mary and Anna Hinchy,
Virginia and Helen Jones, Maud
ieea, .anna Mcuonaid; Clyde
lyler, Jack Sheridan, Bud Hun
ter, Nick Zenzen. Billv Fill v.
Paul Muessig, Lanolot Kennedy,
Jill Hinchy, and The Owl.
The rooms were nicely dec
iraled for the occasion; even a
Sm bird was on the piano.
A fellow by name of Tyler
nine near dislocating his arm.
In the forfeit redeeming one
fallow "didn't understand the
busincse."
Billy Filly was there with bells
net p .:ty thirsty pass the
milk.
Some were on their way to
Rome.
One fellow got lost in a chick
en coop.
Who was it, that took two
girls home?
Bud Hunter represented the
Oregonian.
Paul Muessig was in the tele
j'.one business "and pleased."
it. Patrick's Day next Tuesday.
L. S. Barnes, who has been in
doors since last fall, on account
if sickness, is now able to w?lk
oat to his front gate, and Satur
day he drove down town.
Mr. Garbarini, the pioneer gar
laner of Skookumville, has been
sxk of late with heart trouble
jut at this writing, is feeling
setter.
Edna Pcgg has an attack cf
fie mumps. ": N
Mrs. Doane of Haynes static n
underwent an operation at the
lospital in Portland, last of the
;he week, and from last report
s recovering rapidly.
Pansy and Ceceil Smith have
tie mumps. A short time age
Ceceil had them on one side only
low she has them on the othei
jide of her face.
i "SHINE 'EM UP" I
Your Shoes Neatlv Shincd at!
the Beaverton Barber
Shop. By
CHARLES WARREN
14 qt Dishnan
..Preserving Kett!
-tSvVash Pans
Trays
ew
GR ANITEW ARE
!es
15c
10c
lOel
Milk Pans :
Pie Plates
Many other useful artio.cj
in 5. 10 and 15c line3 ;
Iron bedsteads $2.25 and up
Library Tables, large size, $1.75
Kitchen Tables $1.75, $2.00 and $2.75
Kitchen Treasury Glasa Top $7.00 and $3.50
Sj U1"ti 111 anu elour nice nne ot lessors "om $8.50 up p
iS.AVLKlUN HAKDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO
idvsrtcn Oreonl
A h.iim. '
Porki
3eef
HUSTOH & LSHE KASKET
Big line Prime Heats. Fish on I'ridays
Beaverton, Oregon
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Potato Center
Beaverton is becoming a great
potato shipping point. Archie A.
Pike has been shipping three to
four carloads per week.
Beaverton Mercantile Co.
Groceries & Gen. Merchandise
We deliver all Goods.
INFOMATION GJVEN
Beaverton, Ore., 2-1, '14.
Editor The Owl,
Beaverton, Ore.
Dear Friend :
Will you please inform me,"
through the columns of your
wide-awake paper, the names oi
the officers of the Tualatin Valley
Water company and amount cf
5tock? Yours truly,
TAXPAYER.
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LAUNDRY GOES OUT WEDNESDAY MORNING;
RETURNS SATURDAY MORNING.
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JJLHARDY BEAVBP.TON
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Grandmothers are loved
by grandchildren because they
feed the kiddies well.
A truth worth thought.
Provide
The Owl $1 Per Yr.
Commissioner of Corporations
H. A. Watson of Salem states, as
f illows :
C. H. Fry, President.
Wm. S. Nash, Secretary.
S. C. Seydel, Treasurer.
Wm. N. Nash, Attorney.
C. H. Fry, Director.
Wm. N.Nash, "
B. C. Seydel,
Amount of stock subscribed,
$50,000; amount paid up; no record.
FRESH JERSEY COW for sale ;
gen,l family cow.
A. B. Clements,
Baaverton, Ore
for your childran. It feeds
them well, and is a stepping
stone to lev.
rrovide TIP-TOP fcr all t'ne family.
'They're worth It"
BAGLEY & HARE
LAWYERS
American Nationcl Cank BuiWing
.ii-lsboro Oregon
DR. PAULW. E. CARSrEMS
Physician ar.d Surgeon
iv. Sargeon S. P. nd P, E. & F R. R4
'HON 15-7. Beaverton, O
DR. G. W.KING
Physican and Surgeon
CAPLE3 HOUSE;
Aloha Oregon
Siopsonarrett
Fhysiciar.3 r.nd Surgeons
I Office at Beavertoa Pharmacy S
es. Phones. Beaverton. Or