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Do four banking business with the Bank of Beaverton
who3e Directors and Stockholders are some of the strong,
est men morally and financially in the community.
Four per cent Paid on 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
'eivive our careful attention.
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GET your Pica and Cakes i.t
THE BAKER
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LAUNDRY GOES OUT VEDNESDAY MORNING;
RETURNS SATURDAY MORNING.
3 Beaverton Confectionery I
V full line of Tobaccos. ClKnr,
Exclusive AGENT for Park and Tilford Candies
Weatherby Ice Cream Alrays Good
3A Ice Cra:r Tailor
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Arsenate
WC s.-'.i t.. GR VS3EH NEUTRAL ARSENATE OF LEAD,
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nauvct. ue nnxeJ vith .itna Sorav for wnrm n,l ,n,k
The only SA FE kind to USM We also keep oi'
iianJ BLACK LEAF 40 for all kinds of APRIS. Can be mixec
w,thahovoTO B. LEIS-
THC AETNA ORCHARDS, BEAVERTON, OREJ
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Now occupies the Cady-An-
derson store. Proscription
filled. Sta'onery and Drug
gist's Sundries.
Hours week days, 7:20 p. m.
to 3:3') p. m.
PHARMACY
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sEeavcrton Mercantile CoJ
iGrocerioici Gen. Merchandise
g Wo deliver all Goods.
PIS J. it 3V.
j W. E. PEGG
.Undertaker and FunerrdDirect )
Stock Always on Hand
RRAVRRTON - ORECOt
l1' THE JUST RIGHT STORE7!
uenoral Line fllerciianclisc
Everything in Hardware
t'rompt Delivery every da:
FENNEY & JOHNSTON
1EAVERTON - OREGON
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Candles and Fruits in Season
for Ladies
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FINANCIAL REPORT
TOWN OF BEAVERTON
Disbursements From Jan. 5 to April 1,
1914.
Warrant No.
943 E. J. thomas. interest on
warrant . $ 50.75
944 E. J. Thomas, borrowed
to renew Warrant 348.. 500.00
945 Payment chemical eng.... 25.00
946 Freil Pappel, salury for
January 40. 0C
947 Was.l.-Ore. Corp., lights.. 4 5.30
948 Recorder's salary 10. Oi
94'J Harold .Tohansen, black-
smithing 9.1c
950 O. H. Spraner," merchan
dise ., 12.1"
951 Finney & Johnson, mer-
chnindise 1.0C
952 Horn Bakery, bread 4.9C
9 Beaverton Plumbing Co.,
taps 160.24
9f 4 Win. : Thompson, watch
man 3.00
955 Louie, Wolf, watchman.... 3.00
956 Fred Pnppel, labor 20. or
957 Reayerton Livery.hauling 6.00
958 F. W. C'ady, merchandise 5.5'
959 E. E. Fisher, printing 9.50
960 Tualatin Valley Water
Co., water, January 125.00
961 Beaverton Hall Co., rent
haU 3.00
962 Fred Pappel, salary Feb. 40.00
963 Payment chemical eng.... 25.00
903 Lights 46.25
964 Typewriting 2.50
965 Pacific Coast Stamp
Works, badges
966 W. K. Squires, labor
977 Premium on recorder s)
bond
978 Glass & Prudhomme,
books
979 Recorder's salary
980 R. T. Tucker, lumber
981 Printing water tariffs
982 Beaverton Livery.hauling
983 Tualatin Valley Water
15.75
.75
5.00
B.16
10.00
4.50
41.2'
7.75
Co., water, Feb 125.00
9K4 Fred Pappel, labor 25.00
985 P. II. Van Depuy, labor.... 6.01'
986 Beaverton Plumbing Co., ,
taps 162.28
987 II. Johansen, blacksmith-
ing
988 Fred Peterson, lumber....
989 C. E. Hedge, judge elec
tion
990 H. d. Vincent, judge elec
tion -
991 J. E. Summers, judfee
election
992 E. E. Fisher, clerk elec
tion
993 W. E. Pegg, clerk elec
tion
992 Fred Pappel, election
993 C. H. Fry, election
994 Frank Stroud, typewrit
ing
1.8'
14.7i
2.5'J
2.5'
2.5'
2.5'
3.0;
995 W. E. Pegg, clerk elec
tion 2.5'
996 Payment chemical eng.... 25.1
997 Recorder's salary lO.i
998 Tualatin Valley Water
Co., Water for March.. 125.01
999 Fred Pappel, salary Mar. 40.0:
1000 J. T. Hardy, salary water
clerk 5.C
001 Lights 45.1
002 Fred Pnppel, labor 25.0!
;003 Fred Pappel, salary April 40.0C
005 A. L. R. for Ralph Wig
gins, surveyor's helper 22.E
006 Fred Pappel, surveyor's
helper 22.5
007 A. K. Schriverer, survey
or's helper 12.5
008 Beaverton Hardware Co. 2.3
009 Beaverton Plumbing Co.,
taps 221.2
1010 T. R. Dean, merchandise 5.9C
!011 P. H. Van Depuy, cutting
stakes 12.4
012 Harold Johansen, black
smithing 1.0'
1013 E. W. Consul, special
police 2.5(
1214 T. R. Dean, bal on bill ... 5.2'
Total Disbursements J1724.4G
Receipts
-ash on hnnd Jan. 5, 1914 $ 469.15
Warrants from 932 to 942, De
cember bills, not counted la
annual statement 321.52
Balance ? 147.6"
Fines 10.00
Saloon licenses 1800.0C
From County 944.02
From County 121.24
From County 268.81
Water rents 126.50
I. W. Barnes for lights and un
employed 3.50
$3434.70
Int. on w"ter bonds. .$363.25
Warrant not drawn.
Varrant 1004, A. T.
Richardson, pprt
payment survey ing.. 200.00
$563.25 $ 5G3.2E
J2S71.4F
1724.41
Paid In warrant
P-.!ancp on r-uui...... M146.99
prM water ion: i ri ' 1 $ u" ??
We. the imde-signea, hereby certify
'hat the foresoias is a true staterioti'
if the receipts and disbursements
from Januarv 5, 1914. to April 6. 1914
C. H. FRY. Recorder.
J. L. HASDV, Treasurer.
There were only two schools
perfect in 5th grade spelling this
yar Watt's district and Skook
umvill school.
PROGRESS
Mrs. Lewton of Forest Grove
was a visitor of the Progress
chool last Monday.
The Progress school visited the
Garden Home school last Friday
The Progress Industrial clul
had the'r first meeting last Fri
day (April 24.)
The Progress school visited the
spelling contest at Hulsborc
May 2.
Paul Newman of Orenco get
first prize at the spelling content
Saturday, May 2. 7th. grade
Rev. Horner of South Hiton
near the old Livermore sawmill
died last Wednesday morning ai
8 a. ni., from the efiects ot ar
operation. He wa3 taken to Cor
vallis to be buried.
Bro. Person, the village blacl
smith, had a big campfire burr
ing Monday night.
Mr. Kosmalska is not feelinp
very well at this writing, and i.-
thinkir.g about going to the
springs.
Fanr.o Bros, have a fine stanch
of onion3 this year.
Peter Olson, one of the "hap
py fellows" of Progress, went
over Saturday, and raadi Owl
pleasant call. He graduated from
Progress school in 1913.
Quite a number of good-lookiri
people were strolling alorf
Scholl3 Ferry road Monday night.
ifl- gap' ' .
Bakncs all!
The S. P. Co. sent a bill of ?1
to the town council for a year
lease on nine inches of the eaves
on the southwest corner of tin
fire engine house projecting over
the S. -rr right-of-way. - Ihcn
Mayor Kocken proposed that a
bill of $3 be sent to the eomp&n
for a year's lease on three-foot
eaves of b. P. freight houee pro
jecting over Front street, south
side ef building. The motion wt s
carried, and the bill sent in.
M. E. CHURCH NOTES
The parsonage has received f-
thorough overhauling during th
oast three weeks. The who!
lpper floor has been papered and
ceiled, porches repaired, noois
painted, and much ether worV,
aesides, thanks to the very efn-
cient Cadies' Aid society.
The membership of the church
has well nigh doubled during tht
past six montks.
Rev. E. R. Horner, our beloved
superanuate preacher and once
pastor here, has passed away t
a better country, and we miss his
cherry smile and kind greetings
Our third quarterly eonfeienct
was held at Cedar Mills Tuesday.
May 12. And what an enjoyabU
time it was !
A business session closed th
day's program. Several team:
came from Beaverton.
New Power
David Reghetta is using "goal
power" to roll his onions this
spring. Goats have so small feet
that not many of the onions arc
trampled, and if they can't "pul"
the load" they are bully on the
bunt "work, both ways." .
Surprk
Party
There was a surprue party at
Hite's place, Hiton, Saturda
evening, in honor oi Miss Evelyi
Heath. The evening was spent ii
playing games. The toothpuUing
machine "blew up," and near-
putting the doctor out of com
mission. "The oldtime circuser, V Robin
son of Robinson and Bailey's, fa
mous shows of trick giraffes of
the 6unny past, was present, and
put on the wonderful Tornado
Trick, tatching "half a dollar ir
the funnel," which was a hum
mer and brought down the house.
This man Robinson builds some
of the best rock roads, and is
"figuring on" a patent for a new
design of "corn-shucker."
A big crowd was present, and
had a merry time, and report
comes in that one fellow going
West caio near getting lost, the
"night being so dark."
LESS THAN
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Wfill Pflncr Painfc Olid T.oum Kf rMTnva Pn.n T-Trtcr Pn
Tires, Inner Tubes, Bicycle Supplies,
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and Mouse 1 urnishing Goods,
Complete Lines
At less than Portland'Prices.
Come in and see our nice line of Dressers from $8.50 up
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teaverton
Mutton
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Veal
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A Few lime Suggestions.
Summer Excursions East Beach Resorts
Rose Festival S prints and Mountain Reso:
You doubtless want to go SOMEWHERE to get away for awhik
from the steady grind. Let rs help yoi.
From June 1 to September 30. low round-trip tickets trill be
sold from all points cn the S. p. one way through California
or via Portland.
New port, Yaquina Bay
For rest, pleasure or recreation and outdoor life, try this old
seaside outing-place. The best of everything' camps, cot
tages, hotels at modern cost.
larr.ook County peacKgg -
A new playground, only a short run from Portland. Mount
ain forest, fishing streams or beach in end!es3 variety and
infinite charm.
Rose Festival
From June 9 to 12, Portland will den holiday attire and sup
ply entertainments unique, historical and interesting. Fun
on land and water you cannot afford to miss.
Springs and Mountain Resort : .
Hot Springs, Mineral Springs and Mountain Resorts for fish
ing, hunting or "far from the rr adding crowds" are to be
found in abundance along the South Pacific.
0-ir Nw Outinr ook!atg
fW SUNSETdil
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PORTLANDS
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"Vacation Days," . "Newport" and
"Tillamook County Beaches" are just
off the press, full of timely saggestlons
as to where and how you can best spend
your vacation. They are free for the
asking. Drop us a postal card or call
on our nearest AGENT.
John M. Scott, G?ral Paiienjer Agent
PORTLAND, OREGON
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