The Beaverton enterprise., April 15, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
T ll. o r AUCRTDM F M T F R P R IS F
The B E A V E R T U N t N I t K r m a t
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Lassiter. Mrs. XI H Metcalfe, and son Ern- L U “ 1 U U
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Couldn’t open Safe
Mrs. M. C. McKercher. Mrs. W. A. cst, visited their daughter. Mr. and
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Woods. Mrs. S. B. Lawrence, Mrs. Mrs. Lester Dav.es of Kyderwood.
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A A JEFFR IE S—____________ Editor
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GREEN PASTURES.
The grass is always greener across
the fence in the other pasture.
So say the cynic, the failure, the
knocker, the ne'er-do-well, and the
discontent.
erts and Mrs. E. A. Keeling.
Mr.
and Mrs. L. K. Dean spent
sevcral days in Koseburg visiting
Mrs Dean's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard at-
tended a Jersey sale at Corbett Tues
j ay_
Mrs. Austin Pharis and Miss Kho-
da Shetlcnberger will teach in the
Raleigh school in 1927-2«.
Mrs. J. C. Huntley attended the
luncheon Saturday, April 9 in Cor-
vallis
given by Mrs. Lenore Kerr,
wlfe 0f the president of Oregon A g-
ricullural college, and grand matron
of Oregon of the Order of Eastern
Star for the grand officers, matrons
and their husbands of Portland and
vicinity, and officers of St. Mary's
chapter, Corvallis, in the Home Eco-
nonncs building and prepared and
served by the Home Economics class.
A banquet was attended in the eve-
ning at the New Benton hotel pre-
Miss Muriel Dav.es, principal of the
Beaverton grade
school, visited th e'
Tigard schools
Friday.
The members of the Beaverton Re-
bekah »lodge anticipate a very pleas-
ant evening next Tuesday, April 19,
when Miss Dora Sexton, president of
the Kebekah assembly of Oregon, will
meet with them.
The 1 O. O. F. lodge of Beaverton
will celebrate, on April 25, the 108th
anniversary of the establishment of
Odd Fellowship. A good program is
being arranged
1 he "Ih re e Link" association will
meet at Banks, April 29. A large
delegation are making plans to attend
from Beaverton.
An auditor, while working at the
Tigard Lumber company office, acci-
dentally closed the safe, and no one
could open it. A fter hours of work
a was decided to send to Portland
fu r a man and he opened it in a
few minutes.
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Suggestions for Easter
Everything for the Easter morning and all the necessities
for a »¡.lend. J Easter dinner.
Quality counts and economy
rules at the 20th Century Stores.
Mrs. O. D. Martin Gave
Luncheon Friday P. M.
Mrs. O. D. Martin entertained ai
luncheon on Friday for Mesdames W.
M. Evans, VV. G. Rogers, A. Retz-
loff. and E. McGroom, of Portland,
and H. W. McDonald, Ü. H. Butler,
H. M. Salmon, E. Vincent, and A
Brooks, of Greenburg.
Prices Effective Saturday and Monday
April 15 and 18_____________
H A M S, Swift’s Premium—
“ The Ideal Faster Ham"—Average weight about 11 lbs.—
Half Ham, lb. 34c; W E-le Ham, Hi
A S P A R A G U S T I P S — Libby’s Large
A b'U t 35 spears lo iht van
TIG A R D
HITEON CLUB
Miss Ruth Olin, of Portland, was
t(je week. end tlles, v ( Esther Brelin.
33c
1 11) -qnari
vans, 29c;
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85c
CORN— W H IT E LILY
Sweet, lender Cr.-sby
Mr. and Mrs. E. Strom and family,
The Hiteon Progressive club met
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. with the Sherwood club last week.
M a ry* John Adolpltson of Portland, Sunday Thirteen from Tigard attended the
Genuine value at
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SNOW DRIFT—
V highlv refined vegetable shortening. 4 lb. can ................. 91c
Their outburstings are their method vious to the inspection of St
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$1.75
of satisfying themselves of what they chapter by the grand matron.
Mrs. \V. H. U'Kelly entertained las» meeting. Miss Campbell, Mesdames
M ATCH ES— SEARCH LIGH T—
want to be, and of excusing them-
A card party will be given the Thursday at a 1 o'clock luncheon. The C harles Struthcrs, C harles Van Kleek,
25c
Large, full count b ve', box 5c; o b'-ses
selves for what they are.
Masonic
>ui ■ ng association
am |0||0Wjng guests included: Mrs. Ehza- Herman
Metzentine,
Ernest
Hite,
All things considered there is no Beaver Social club Monday evening. bcth Vincent. Mrs. M. Salmon, Mrs Chris Christensen, Flora Leedy, A
O I L — Amaizó—
C H E E S E , Tillamook
better town than one’s home town, April 18 in the Masonic rooms.
Cook and daughter Ruth, Mrs. Ariss, Caldwell, V. Meyers, A. Willett, E
43c
Full Cream—
Quart can .................
for it is not home to one who thinks
A benefit staged at the Beaver Mrs A w . \ incent, Mrs. Ramich, Nelson, Miss Effie Van Kleek, and
Pound ... - ............... - .. 29c
theater Wednesday for the newly or-
otherwise.
JELLO—
Mrs. A. W. Root, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. little Miss Artist Nelson. “ Clubdom's
R I C E — Louisiana
N o town is better to live in, no ganized baseball club brought
\I1 flavors, 3 pkgs.......... 25c
O. H. Butler.
C all” was played by the Tigard club,
Fancy Blue Rose—
business houses better to deal with, $134.50.
VV. M. Simpson, of Portland, has portraying the different departments
QUAKER OATS—
3 pounds ..................... 25c
no people better to be neighbors to,
H^ I. Hudson manager of the port
threc acres in the Metzger (1f club work. Little Arti tist Nelson
29c
Quick cooking, Igs. pgk
no area better to produce from —no of Portland, addressed the chamber lract He will build next usmnier.
.lanced
SHORTENING
pasture, any greener than those that of commerce at Hillsboro, at a noon
A crcw of , j lnen from ,he 0 r e .
Best— Purely Vegetable—
Kellog’s Corn Flakes
3 pounds ........................ 49c
3 pkgs ........................... 25c
enclose the dear old spot that is day luncheon Monday.
Electric were laying new ties and Mesdame
es Herman Metzentine being
truly made the home town.
Mr. and Mrs J. G. Austin and changing rails near
the railroad elected president ; Bill Camp, vice-
PANCAKE FLOUR
L I B B Y ’S M I L K
Those who revel in the great na- son Robert, of The Dalles, visited
station Saturday.
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president; Ruth Anderson, treasurer;
Sperry's Rest—
Tall cans— 1 fur ........
38c
tional sport of dissatisfaction with in the home of Mrs. S. A Freder-
10 lb. sack .................... 69c
James Smith, of Duluth, Wash., \ jrgi| M Cyers, secretary. Mrs. Sadie
the home town are all wrong unless ickson Saturday and Sunday,
LARD—
has been visiting his niece, Mrs. John 0
|)u„bar was uresent
B E A N S — Van Camps
M r, August Fanno and daughter, Ranki|l a,i(J {ami,y
was present,
they help to make it better.
Pure. in bulk, 3 lbs ...
55c
18 o/ cans—3 for ........ 25c
The Prodigal son thought the pas- Helen, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E.
P E A S — Del Monte
tures across the fence were better, J. D. Wilmot Monday.
church met at the home of Mrs. H
GRAPE FRUIT
l-.arly Garden, can ...... 15c
but he found only dry husks to feed
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Spokane, A Suwarl Thursday
1 iromedary, 2 cans ...
55c
3 cans ........................... 43c
upon. He thought the associations out W ash, are visiting their daughter,
A man working on the N. Kurth
Published by ehe 8th Grade
S H R I M P — American
in the world were better, but he lived) Mrs. D. C. Hempstead and family. farm on the Bend road had the niis-
CITRUS P O W D E R
Beauty— Latest pack—
Tigard Public Schools.
among swine.
Miss Marjory Logan, Seaside, O r.
steJ> ona
and ran
Large packages 2 for ... 45c
Nu 1 cans 14c; 3 for
39c
Remember this: the other dissat- was a guest of Miss Crete Gray, Sat- a nail thru the bull of his foot anti
isfied fellow, in the other town, is urday.
Marie Pafile and Lois West, Editors.
will be laid up for some time.
F L O U R — Kerr’s Best Patent—
also voicing discontent; and the fault
Mr. and Mrs. Powell,
Portland,
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Miss Ruth Lewis spent thw week
49
lb sack, $1.54; Crown .......................................................... $2 03
is not with the respective towns but visited at the home
of
their daughter,
end with her parents at Tigard.
Fisher’s Blend ......
....$2.10
with the respective points of view.
Mrs. Joe Muessig.
The pupils of the eighth grade en­
The ten year old son of J. Smith,
Saying conditions are bed, that
Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray, Mr. and at Durham, was badly cut over the joyed a “weinie" roast after school
20TH C E N T U R Y C O F F E E —
business is poor, or that the town Mrs. Otto Erickson, and Mr. and eye, Saturday.
Thursday evening.
Adds zest to your Easter Dinner— Hot out of our Roaster to­
is slow is destructive criticism of Mrs. J. E. Davis attended the last
Robert Leedy, of Metzger, had a
Games were played with the Sher-
day- Hot on your tabic tomorrow Pound 44c, 3 IBs ......$1.29
the worst sort.
o f the Knight Templar balls in Port-
badly infected finger last week. He wood teams last Friday afternoon,
Ground to your order for fineness.
It is YO U who can make YO U R
land, I uesday.
ran a sliver into his finger and did Scores were, Boys, Tigard, 7; Sher-
O W N pasture as green as any other.
Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Dcwhurst,
not remove all of it.
wood, 5; girls, Tigard, 13; Sherwood,
It is YOU who can T U R N AD- Portland, attended the senior play
Last week Miss Beulah XL Cross, 5 The games were well played and
V E R S IT Y IN T O SUCCESS; in a of Beavcrion high school Friday eve-
10-ycar-old daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. very exciting.
small way if you will, in a large ning.
J. H. Cross, of Portland, disappeared
i ) avies, of
the Beaverton
way if you can.
Mrs. Collis Moore returned to her
Saturday a postcard was received by s{hools, teacher in the eighth grade,
It is no particular credit to a nun home in Moro, O r, Monday, after
ihe parents, mailed at 1 igard. It said visited our school last Friday.
how many towns he has lived in, spending several days in the home
” 1 am on my way.”
F'rank Dukart, a pupil of the
how many businesses he has "run," of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
U t il
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lenz were din­
eighth grade, has gone to Alberta.
or how many jobs he has held. The Huntley.
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lenz
Can., to live.
men who make history are in the
Mr. ami Mrs. W K. V anKleck and
Sunday.
main permanent settlers— the masters daughter, l atherme, spent Sunday
New pupils in our school are: Fran­
Wm. Ariss built a new body for
of a «ingle business and the workers with relatives in Portland,
cis Edwards, Fred Kelley, Theresa
N. Rickert’s ford car.
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on a certain job
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rassmussen and
Rosenbalin, Jack Roscnbalm, and Ha-
A comfort'station has been install­
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Authorized
Dealer
Tar and Gravel
T O T H E R E A L C IT IZ E N S T H E daughter, Hazel, of Hillsboro, spent
ed by Wm. Ariss in the rear of his ztd
o lingsworth
M O N TAG FURNACES
R O O F IN G
GRASS A L W A Y S GROW S GREEN- Sunday with Mrs. Rassmussen’s fatb-
shop.
KR
IN
AND
AROUND
OUR er, John B Hays.
H E A R » A T RECESS.
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U. L. Moore has bought one and
T O W N , because it is he that helps
Mr and Mrs. Henry Kerns and
Some Difference.
F R A N K PU L V E R . Prop.
to give it life, growth and nurture. Miss Pauline L ed and John Forbes, three-tenths acres of land near Mrs.
John C .: “ You aren’t as foolish j£ Phone Tigard 5-52
Beaverton 25-50
McKenzie's
home.
Daly
&
Noyes
Beaverton, Or
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Portland, spent the week end in the
as you look."
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handled
the
transaction.
This , spring
clean-up
business L. L. Lasswcll home.
Alfred B : “ No, that’s where we
Little Ruth Case is recovering from
prompts ut to say that we aren’t
Mrs. Louis Nelson, Portland, came
differ.”
quite sure whether the term “vac- Saturday to spend a few
days wnh a severe case of whooping cough,
uum sweeper” always refer to the ma- Mrs. M. C. McKercher.
Four lots were sold last week thru
Plenty of Water.
chine or the woman that is using it
Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Talbert spent Noyes & Daly to Charles Baurer
JMMAAW.W.V.W.V.WAWA'.VAWW.VASV.VAV.V
Mrs. R.: “ Mildred, did you wash
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Sunday in Portland.
Two lots face on Shadow Lane and
While the statesmen worry about
Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Lasswcll and two on
Tigard Lane, where the the fish before you cooked them?”
Mildred: “ No, of course not. They
the Red peril, most of us plainer
folk son spent Sunday in Portland. Johnson wood yard used to be.
lived
in water all their lives.”
are concerned about the possible
red
Alexander Nelson .aged
28, who J0hn lames, of Aberdeen, Wash,
columns in our books at the close passed away Sunday with pneumonia, rcntcd tj,c Jackson place, last week
A Crying Matter.
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WM a ih pinw of lira W G Cauth-
Thc Lone Oak Service station sold
Ruth P . : “ \V hat has nine skins and *■
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ers, a former resident of Beaverton
a standard six custom Studebaker
makes you cry ?"
Don’t be superstitious:
you
got Emily Nelson, a sister of Alexander’s
-i I m do Ferd I nag«. of Sheni
Cats B .: “ An onion.”
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thru your 13th year all right, and is in the same hospital with a goitre
last week.
look at you now!
operation. Mrs. t auther's sister, Mrs.
A number of Tigard members at­
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Emil Nelson and children often vis-
She Must.
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tended
the Sherwood O. F. S. meet­
When a jury turns a guilty man ited in Beaverton while the Cauthers
Mr. N. : 'use ‘satiate in a sentence" je
ing Saturday Grand Electa Mrs. Da-
loo«e it becomes an injury.
lived here.
Everett S. : "I invited Gladys out to %
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Mrs G. A. Carlson, of Spokane, vie* wa* I,re*ent
dinner, and I'll 'say she ate’ a lot ”
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It is ” rowing It is carrying more news than ever j
B E A V E R T O N L OC A L S . Wash, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. E. Alvin and family have moved
heiore. It you like it, a word to your friends will <
D. V. Hempstead.
into Tigard and will make their fu-
Easy to Answer.
Mr and Mrs. Otto Breiten motor­
Xliss Perlman.) is the new opera- ture home here.
help us. A boost is always appreciated.
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ed to Broetm’s Kelporc Baths at
Mrs. N .: “ Helen, what is two
»or at the Beaverton telephone office
J. H Litton has bought a large
t lovertlalr, Sunday.
W W . '. W d i V . V . V . V . V . W . V . V . V . V i ' . v . v . v . . 1
D. \ . Hempsted, formerly man- concrete mixer which will be used times eight ?”
Helen XL: "1 can’t answer that"
H L Hudson returned Friday Iron 4ger and owner of the Ford agency for the first tnue on the basement
Xlrs. N : “ What can you answer?**
a business trip to Seattle
here left Tuesday for Spokane, his lo thc K A. Twiss house, which will
Helen XI.: "The telephone.”
Miss June and Jaime Hudson and former home, where he has thc offer be finished this week.
Xliss Helen Kearns were here F’ riday of several positions
X1rs, Hemp-
By special request
the Tigard
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to attend thc senior play given by stead and two sons wilT remain in
CARD OF T H A N K S .
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Grange Indies' .Minstrel show given
Beaverton high school They are s.u- Beaverton until her husband i, per-
Janoarv win ^
rcpcatcd wuh
The Rev. F\ R. Sibley and family
dent, of Oregon Agricultural college
manctly located
a,|ded attraction o * Tuesday evening. desire to express their thanks to the
Mr. and Mrt. B J. Woodward mo-
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‘ hillip Searcy of ^pril 2b
entire community of Tigard, Metzger,
>is getting to be more necessary every day. It is also ncccssarv
Vi'urc with a company that is reliable and sound.
tored to Oregon City Sunday to visit Haro, are the parents of a baby buy.
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* Bend and Bonita for their many kind
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luncheon Friday: Xlrs J. E Dav.s, w" ° * «
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Mrs Otto Erickson. Xlrs H K Nel-
N,l<'
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son and Mrs. tollis Xloore The fol- ,hc v' ctk rnd w,lh hrr ian' ,,y. th< L
expressions of sympathy which were
showered upon us during these past
few days. The dark cl> uds of sorrow
were greatly lightened by the kindly
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Mrs K. Vincent, of Tigard, enter- beams of divine and human svm-
tamed Sunday with a dinner Thus* Iia,hv
present were Rev. Maurer and fam-
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daft Mr. W t hrwd*i ,.
Wallace
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came .» «hr alien..... D Shellmbergi
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Beaverton
and
1 1 ortland, and Mr and Xlrs 8al-
for bridge
M r. W li Boyd. M n
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B >*w eli acculili an ,td
Robert Summers, XCrs George Bk>s- ker fathrr and mother, XIr
and Xlrs mon.
ver. Xlrs Flmrr >* 1 j-,. Xlrs t.uv Me Vhuler as fsr as Kugene Salurdav
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'ben «.»1 bsn lo M idf«rd. a f u r * F i v e Candidate* Were
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visiting hcre »everal wrcks
Initiated
»* e d n e s d a y
Mr. and Mrs A. M Jannscn, Mrs
H r and Xlrs Edward J Johnson
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W O Koberta, Xlr and Mrs Walter of rou,r •v,’° A are receivmg con
Five candidates were initiated into
Harris and Mrs. Walter liorham gratulation un thè birth of a daugh-
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the mysteries of thc third and fourth
went to Corvallis Saturday to attend ‘ * r. Gladys, who arrived April 9
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degrees bv Butte (.trance at Tigard,
the meeting of St. Mary’s chapter
Born «0 Xlr and Mrs iHxon J.vne, Wednesday evening They were L C.
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The majority of the business and professional men of Braver:
are insured with the Oregon Automobile InA,ranee Company.
ivir». t . V i n c e n t , I igard,
Entertained Last Sunday
B ergeron
This is an old line, legal reserve stock company.
One reason is . that , being an Ores
-A°n company, we can tri ve
prompt service and settlement of claims.
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coumrv-1’ rates.
rates*^** \
U 1 '* pay
,hat,.wc
are " price
ritm8 tor
Beaverton
and vicinity
country
Why
the same
yo
ur insurance a- p
pic who live in thc traffic >f ' **
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Portland ?
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Again After Accident X.
Paul Bergeron is home from thc
hospital He is nut allowed 1 .. g
sch -d but must stay quietly at home
for some time. His head is still ban-
daged up but is healing rapidly and
he is quickly recovering from thr
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effects of the auto accident whet.
he was hit in the back ol the h
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h* ’ Wcn namcd FJekmeyer and daughter Rose. M C. by the handle of the door of a
Gorham entertained Kenneth t .«on June«
Kahmig and Mr and Mrs \ M *n-
The many friends of the familv ?
be Lad) Slipper club
Xfr and Xlrs John
! ! * • v >irv line are glad »0 kr w he is recovering X
Those present were Xlrs J son, Harold, accompanied by their work.
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kor<\- i't,ar 4- Qhevrdet and all light cars
Buick. r.ssex, Stuilebaker, etc. ________
Other cars in proportion
Remember that the ma'Ori1-. «
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are insured with me. There
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Mrs Walter
Friday
For standard limits public liability and
wc charge ln Beaverton the b lo w in g !
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$13.00 a y.ar
$BiÜ0 a m -‘
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g V.f| reason. ' * m<n
>f Bea
N. J. SKEE,
Residence Aloha. Oregon
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