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About The owl. (Beaverton, Or.) 1912-191? | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1914)
EAY1 'ON GROWS " 'ATO HORSEEA PI HE POT 1 Do your banking business with the Bank of Beaverton whose Directors and Stockholders are some or the strong, a est men morally and financially in the community. f our per cent faid on time aeposits. xen uoiiars win a tart a checking account and a check is the best kind of, y a receipt for bills paid. All business intrus!.:d to us will A rcoeirs our careful attention. :v y 'Iv T XiX y Family Remedies UN Co. GUARANTEE!) nrur riT'V i l riL ui i PHARMACY Now occupies the Cady-An-derson store. Prescription filled. Stationery -'find Drug gist's Sundries. Hours woek days, 7:30 a. m. tcr8:30 p. m. HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES THE CITY PHARMACY Overton - Oregon Beautifying Metzger School Grounds The Prett-Teachers! circle of Metzger have been doing som,e good work. In the early winter they paid for the hauling of sev eral loads of ; sawdust for the playgrounds, and have bought rosebushes and set them out for a hedge on the south side of the school building. McMinnville Wins Forest Grove, Ore. George Stewart, Jr., of McMinnville col lege, won the Intercollegiate Oratorical contest at Albany Fri day evening with his oration on "The American Press and World Peace." Stewart received no first ranks, but his medium mark ings gave him the highest aver age. Hubbard, of Pacific col lege, and Bolt, of Willamette, were given second and third places, respectively.! ! t o P PHOTO STUDIO VINCENT MAZZEII Beaverton 9 BAGLEY & HARE LAWYERS tional Bank Building . . Oregon Amric N Hillsboto D. D. BUMPf M. B. BUMP, IAttorneys-at-La w Hillsboro Oregon Oregon. W. E. PEGG Undertaker and Funeral Director Stock Always on Hand Phone 37. BEAVERTON OREQON I Allen & Roberts LAWYERS 715 Swetland Bid?, por. 5th and Washington PORTLAND. Or.EGO:! 4U:yRACT3 CAREFULLY EXAMINED Three 1200-pound work horsee; three 1000-pound driving horses; also harness and' wagons. EARL SMITH, - Beaverton, Ore ni.- UOHINSON & BA11RHTT Phvsioians and Surgeons fl I Beaverton Mercantile Co, S Groceries & Gen. Merchandise We deliver all Goods, ttatmrnommmmmmm ininn B The ball grounds have been'. plowed, clod-mashed and worked La M A n U n-i n 4 Y J t rrir lOilice at lieavertoa Pharmacy B , auwa in Kou - PhrmP Rprwerlon. OivS in DoyB win ue javureu in yjit Big Water Carnival The Portland Press club, in of fering the public one big Carni val week, commencing Saturday, April 4, at First and Oregon streets, can assvre amusement seekers the latest and most meri torious Hit of interesting attrac tions. After, due consideration,, the famoui firm of Rice and Dore was selected to offer, produce and manage what is likely the largest, most expensive and va ried line of outdoor, . novel, at tractive and entertaining exhi bits ever gathered together for any like eveht. The new water circus is said to be the most vast ly and interesting produotion ev er conceived and invented for traveling purposes. It presents over thirty aauatlc stars in 'Neptnne's Daughter,'' or a 'Trip to the Bottom Of the Sea," offering: all thu mysterious won ders of the great water specta cles, as produced "at the New York hipprodrome for a whole years sensation, also introduc- ng. deep-sea high divers, log- rollers, diving girls, water clowns, diving pontes and dogs, m entirely new and worthy at- raction, well' worth visiting. ;8. DR. PAUL W. E. CAHSTENS Physician and Surgeon Oiv. SurgonS. P. and P., E. A E. R. R iTione 15.7. Beaverton, O DR. G. W. KING Physican and Surgeon CAFLES HOUSE. Aloha Oregon We are not running a gro-l i . J - 1 i 1. I li?erv. imi we ao Keep me - Ikery line. - THF, RAKERY. in I" THE JUST RIGHT STORE I General Line Merchandist Everything in Hardware Prompt Delivery every da i FEN N Li & JUHK51UN BEAVERTON - OREGON I "SHINE 'EM UP" I (Your Shoes Neatly Shined a' the Beaverton Barber Shop. By nti . nr Tin 11 nnnT WANTED A baritone Einger. . Apply t this oflice. with the best diamond Bearerton has had. The Beaverton team will be a fast one this season. Gus Rossi's dog is the mascot for the fire department. Every time Hose Cart No. 1 goes out for drill, "Old Dick" tries to catch the stream of water in his mouth. He alio is pretty good at sending Rigolo's dog home mornings when he comes up town. They hU the sidewalk on the high places, clear down past Squire's shop. What We Want tteedviiie A straight wagon road to Aloha-HuberBeaverton Aloha A new depot. Huber Please tell us what you want. Si. Marys Fjre hyd-ants. Cedar Mills A streetcar line Scholls A railroad-to Port land. BeavertonThe tunnel through Council Crest. Party at Metzger The Woman's club of Metzger was entertained Wednesday at a St. Patrick's Day luncheon fov Mrs.' Royal and Mrs. Peters at the home of the former. The table was artistically dec orated with spring flowers, green predominating. ' The place-cards were in the shape of the typtical "oldcoun try" hat of green. The color scheme was also car ried out in the shamrock-border ed napkins. ' ' Everyone spent a most pleas ant afternoon, and the spirit of mirth and harmony; which pre vailed, was very evident. Mile Sidewalk at- Metzcer The people of Metzger, at the instigation of the Parent-Teach era circle, each donated what they could afford in money or work, and' have built a mile of sidewalk, four flanks in width, extending nearly through the entire tract. 1LESS THAN PORTLAND . Prices ' Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Lawn Mowere, Garden Hose. Bulk peeus, impiemenis, rurnuure, f ora Automobiles, Tires, Inner Tubes, Bicycle Supplies, and House Furnishing Goods, Complete Lines At less than Portland Prices. Come in and Bee our nice line of Dressers from $8.50 up BEAVERTON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO jBeaverton Oregon: LAUNDRY GOES OUT WEDNESDAY MORNING; RETURNS SATURDAY MORNING. Onions $4" Sack E. E. Berst of Skookumville hipped his last car of onions, 00 sacks, Saturday, receiving 34 per sack. Heads m Off Elmer Huston, while deliver ing goods across tha beayerdam, first of the week, was bitten by m doif. Vvhii ho got into the wagon his' team ran away, and was caught by Ed Lane as they vame through town "on the fly." Steam Tract'o.i Engina 10 HP. Cise good condition For Sale or trade for good tiun. R.W.'i:u:faker v - Gard.nllcme Oregon No. "13;. LJLST HOME SITES - 8- Xui 5 acre tracts for salo, one mi!e from Beaverton. One - half cleared; beautiful location for homes; $300 to $400 per acre. The Owl Improving the Bakery The Beaverton Home Bakery building has been thoroughly overhauled; the ceiling calciinin- ated; the walla papered, and Mr. Pearson wean a new smile. All all everything looks fine for the spring trade. . m Depot Painted The O. E. depot here has been painted this week; the body of the building golden, on account jf the business transacted, and trimmed in green in honor of the nationality that live arotnd this vicinity. Shooting Match The first shooting match of the -t aon was "put on" Saturday morning.. After the "smoke rolled by," it'.-was. found that Miller miead the board; Hansen shot in the same plaee; Squires rit the bqird, and Lester Squires "brought home the i-acon," hav rg hit the paper about center. A Solid Front m 1914 In determining not to be a can didate for the Republican nom ination for the United States Senate from Oregon, Johnathan Bourne has done the cause of party unity a real service. Rob ert A!: Booth of Eugene now seems to have a clear field, and the way seems open for elimina tion of the after-primary bitter ness, which has characterized Republican politics in Oregon for many years, leading to the elec tion of Democrats to our most important offices. Republicans should now get together and give Mr. Booth a strong vote in the primary for the moral effect, and give him their consistent support in the campaign proper. "HAPPY DAYS" 1 Beaverton Barber Shop & v Beef Mutton Pork Veal Best Meats -Right Pricef !eGIVE US ATRIALrS LANES" MARKET PEAVERTON, tejf 'in OREGON DJA Shackelford underwent a delicate operation, last of the week, and is recovering rapidly. Drs. Robinaon and Barrett per formed the operation. APRIL FIRoT Hubler Bros, had a big purse in front of their home, railed to the sidewalk with a spike. They had "lots of fun" until Paul Muessig got caught, "it being the opening of the fishing sea son.". Well, Paul played a Dutch trick, and took purse, spike and all.' A certain fellow, from Garden Homey toek a big plunge in the cattle guard at Earl Evans's crossing on the Southern Pacific track. It.was full of water, and the" frogs all kfc Immediately L an tivans nnses the singing now. . We got a new "oircuser" in town by name of Smithy. He performs th.9- "high dive and splash act" to perfection." Wednesday even ing he got on Ed Hihchy's pony; which was tied at Thyng's con fectionary and intended te play a trick on the Irish, and started on a gallop for the livery barn, but as he came to the big mudhole, just, north of the Southern Pa cific track, thi horse fell, and Bro. Smith mads the high dive 10 feet in the air, and came down like a big. bullfrog in the grand J splash act. 'It .was a bully 2a -S3 2 KINDS 33EST 3 Fruit Trees Shrubs and Berries - STOCK Low Prices Roeber Bros. Nursery eaverton Oregonf The woman who bakes borrqws trouble upon which she pay a heavy interest in the loss of health and good look?. The woman who buys preserves her health and her looks, and at the same time provides the bast bread for the family. TIP-TOP is really best, depend able and worth while. Why not provide it and accomplish many thingj? You're worth it , They're worth it,"
