The Beaverton enterprise., April 22, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

ning . Those present were M.* an 1
Mrs. W. B. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs
,
H P. McNary, Mr. and Mrs. \\
Contract for the viaduct will
Published Friday of each week by Oregon
C, Earle Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
let' Monday by the county comtnis-
PIONEER PUBLISHING CO.
Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. E A. Priest,
Friends of Mrs. William Engelke slonfrg_
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. J|odworth atul
¿aai'vin W ood» bent the fender
Members of National Editorial Asso- will regret to hear of the death of
'M iss Eleanor knoweis. The Dunns
her mother Mrs. Sara Jane Neeley, on his car last week when he bucked
won the family first prize
dation and Oregon State Edi­
April 12th in Portland. She form- ' *n«o a stump at St. Helens. (> .
-„.rViamed
torial Association.
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. H e x Williamson, of Galesburg, 111.,
-Mr!>
Ashley Cook entertained
er.y lived in Albany and the funeral j& ^
al ,he home uj j ti at luncheon tor the Pi Beta Phi ta>t
was
held
there
Saturday.
Staub
' Friday. 1 hose present were Mrs
Subscription price $1Ü0 a year. Ad­
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Muriel Tillman
r.f Portland it Edwin Kober, Mrs. David Botsford,
vertising rale on application.
Mr. and Mr, Eeslte Spencer and
Muncl
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Mrs. Ro»s PhiUippi, Mrs C. G. Kin-
erccting a six-room house in
Mrs. J. W. Barnes were guests of
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ney, Mrs. Dean Vincenl, Mrs. Hor-
Items for publication can be left at M r. and Mrs. John liaikie
recently. Herman E. Parker, of
Seattle, *'‘*1 ^ "Witall, Mr- John I urtier, MV»
our office in Hanna bldg.
A surprise luncheon was given in W ash., who sustained a fractuted skull ^ in' , ^ ur? ’. ^ \,
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it in an accident in Portland, Monday, ¿t*chke, Mrs. k tj. Apcock, Mrs.
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honor of Mr». J. E. Davis 1 rulay a t. fived a, Muhnomah aI OIU.timc.
A R. M.ndham and Mrs. 1. H. Me-
the home o f ' r sister Mrs. S. Zur
Mrs. A
¡s stil| in Ohio at Menairun.
Portland office
buchen in Portland.
the bedside of her mother, who has
Plans are being made by the com-
212 4th St., near Salmon
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been very ill.
| ntunity council for a float to be eu-
^lrs
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Mary Stearn, daughter of Mr. and tered in the Rose Festival parade
H. H. JEFFRIES~.Business Manager
George were dinner guests of Mr \|rs. R. P. Stearn, lias been ill with June 13 to 18. It will represent west
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anil Mrs. G. A. Gilmore Easter the flu.
' side
suburban
districts,
Fairvale
s
.
Mrs. J. R. McRtll is feeling much Hillsdale, Multnomah, West Port
CIVIC ADVANTAGES.
better and able to see her friends. land, Capitol Hill, Ryan Place, Sha-
Louis Tucker, the father
of R. L p VV Beasley has“ moved into his liapta and Maplewood.
The next
We are a nation of traveler» and
need accommodation* unthought of a I Tucker, passed away at the Soldiers new home in Lauden Crest.
meeting of the council will be held
decade or two ago The automobile
Honie a|
KostburE April
Aoril 6. He
^h.l Frost daughter of Mr. and May 2.
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. I | Home
at Roseburg
Mrs. K. V. rrost, scratched her artn
Ihe mens meeting held Monday
has not only made possible, but <le- i
for
suable public demands
in the on-1 ma<k‘ hls h” mt ,n *>ea\erton
ior in SOim m anner and an infection set at the community church was well
ward drive from
place to place. All several years previous to moving
to in. Dr. 1 hatcher lanced,the arm Sat- attended. Judge Kossnian
gave an
of us must work together to bring Hillsboro
urday and she is improving.
address and N^ss Charlotte Cobb
about results, to instill the spirit of
Bobbie Small is home with the favored the audience with a violin
I). C. Hempstead,
formerly
the measles.
S0lo.
loyalty and general concern about
Ford agent here, has.gone to Spo-
Bobbie Dunn is confined to
his
c p Iarson Mrs W H vV'eath-
our own community.
he hon,c ^i.h chicken pox. He is hav- crly , K Mafin, Mrs. W. P. Beas
Be » r e hoping to gain the cooper­ kane, l.is former home, where
mg some trouble w'uh his ear
,ey alul A. C. Tricker were appointed
ation of great numbers it is neces­ expects -to locate again.
Myrtle Wilson, of Beaverton, sis- as a committee to provide room for
sary to have a medium of contact
Ralph C. Norton,
founder of the ter of .Mrs. Gladys kelly, of Mi- [he Sunday school.
for the exchange of ideas, and a
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, lady’s Shoppe, returned home Mon-
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vehicle
of
performance
through ,,
Belgian
Gospel M.ssn O .l.lnervd (|;(y afu.r spfm,mK thc j.;astcr vaca.
Multn,.mah 1 ,-T. A will meet at
which these ideas can be carried out the Faster sermon
in Bethel Con- (jon bcre
2.M 1 riday atternoon in the school
and the things done. A live cham­
gregational church Sunday.
Mrs. J. VV. Walsh and children left »uditoriu.n when a program will be
ber of commerce, commercial club
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_ Thursday
for Berne, Wash., where
b>' the children of the schoo.,
or business men's association can
VV. R
Baird, the Evangel,st con- (h
wi„
Joi|| Mr WaUh who ls a with Mrs. t
A. Woodworth m
work wonders in a town ; not only ducting meetings at the ( hurch of ,init Ueeper on tbe Great \ or,hern char*e ° ‘ he meeting. All parents
because the primary object is for Christ, has left for
Myrtle C reek, Or tllIln<>1 Th„ v
r„ „ a;„ (..r , „ n are urged to be present. Sewing for
progress, but because everybody who i<cc«l Swenson with a little friend 111,1,1,1
1 1,ey w' 11
remain for
two {hc service sbop
wj|| begjn at i
lias the welfare of the community at from Portland, spent the week end >ta i*
. . . .
. 'o ’clock in the domestic science room
hear, cat. ge, into such an a.soc.a- with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs
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lion or organization. Ihe things that p. E. Swenson.
Smith’s sister left Mondav ior Ohio Branch, chairman
Tea will be served
mean most to the community
are Mr| H
L. Hudson,
Mrs. Doy ‘ 1
X
° during the social hour by Mrs
L
those things in which the greatest Gray ^ rg.F.H Schoene, and Mrs. J U
N. Atkins and her committee.
number have had a share in the p/Y)avis, atteiide.l the iunche.m and
•'»«. Hedges has been quite ill
Orenotnah C hapter, No. 141, O. E.
A number of the Senior and In-
shaping of policy and in the prose -1 car<| party, Monday afternoon given
S., will nol<1
hold a a stated
stated meeting
meeting at
at the
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t.-rniediit.- ( hristia.. RnHpjvnror« nt
the
cution of the things itself to a good by Nydia
Temple, Haunters uf the lc L ^
hnst,an t-ncltavorcrs at-
.
Multnomah Mondav eve
v;,
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u-gii
tended
the
sunrise
meeting
Sunday
1
ai unnoman .Monday ^eve-
end.
Nile in the Odd rellows hall.
mnrnimy
ning at 8 oclock. All Eastern Stars
morning
The BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE I »• h 11 r ; l"'Jye
V he Ol f an:J
off,ccrs
the
stall
Always Present Foods of Character
\Ve are especially careful in the grades and brands we
choose for our stock because we know on this rests our rep­
utation. We invite you to come in that we may prove to you
that the foods we offer are of the best.
Vi” W !.’ •
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and i.nii.y hav. bough. *■«*>«
f
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I I that m prove
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t " tnt worm mai | lC<l
lh,: Wedd,?
r * Eleanor KMon'
farm
be i clone
to
j ay evening
of \ Miss
r rasier a t^crc
(|ils near Tualatin ami moïetl X « « receipt.,
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the community is alive to its
' allj Myru„ Goodell.
Mrs. Ida Hunt is ill at the Good
bilities. Such material »¿vantage, as
R Pctch ¡t confined to Samaritan"hospital
clean streets, ample shade, lawns,
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nospuai.
gardens flowers, well-painted build hcr bc<l wl,h ,llni‘ss'
Marian GtllXand sustained a broken
mgs, comfort stations, parks, play Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Oilman, Ry- arm Sunday when the car he was in
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grounds will lake form out of th<
derwood. Wash, spent Easter Sun- upped over on the curve on the Gar-
(If
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aching void that was before. Then
day with the 'Oilman and Peterson den Home road.
I l I L L ITIUVL UUUIl
will the moral and spiritual values families here.
Mis. H. Sears is at St. Vincents
be strengthened. A just pride will
latwell Tollman is now employed hospital, recovering front a minor op-
eration.
take hold. Then will come the civic m the bakery at Hillsboro.
eration
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makes Born—To Mr
Mr. ami Mrs. M.
advantage, tha, will make the trav- M|SS Harbara Ca(ly. who makes
S eV eral
F lr m »
W l11 H a V e
eler want ,o stay with us and make hcr |,ome
Portland with her sts- rugg, of Garden Home, a boy, on
Temporary Location Till
us not want to leave. The dollar is ter, Mr. John Bankus, spent
CadneaU has been ill.
Viaduct Is Finished
but a medium of exchajjge; but civic
tn,j bcrc.
advantages are mediums of happi-1 " \. ' T.'
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‘Mr an<1 Mrs l)ore '’ isk antl s,,n-
Such .i- these ere musk sad
M,s " u NU
.M' y
Wiley, visited at the Jess Snider
drama, baud and orchestra concerts ,lll>
" ll' ■,l" ' a" 1 ■' . <kl .’ 1,ol,lt •''u,,day.
M AY
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home talent as well as imported, 1,1 Carden Hume, attended the caul
George I-etrow is improving He M A Y
K fc. I U K IN
LATER
educational and moral development. *,ar,y Monday evening given by the has been in since March 1.
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..bedienc« to law; and all o l these
bu,ld,n* Aswctatton as
M
Bremer -old a Chevrolet
i i life
/ all
n . the
i more worth living, 1 sisted by 3 the Beaver Social Llub.
toliring car to Mike Mackluski, of Buildings Will Be Raised Nine Feet
make
and strengthened our desire to make
Mrs. J. E. Davis entertained re­ Capitol Hill, and a sedan to Harry
Wall will be Put In
thinks better.
cctitly in honor of birthdays of her­ Pieter, of Multnomah.
And Fill Made.
“ Buddy,” one of the little pet bull
We CANNOT accomplish all of self and Mrs. R. L. Tucker, of Hills­
boro, with a luncheon. Others pret>- dogs at the Multnomah Electric
these things in a day, nor in a
Mrs. L. D. Shellcnber- shop nearly died Saturday. It is
month or year; but wc (A N work ent w ere:
The C ajiitol l'uel company will £
" gef, Mrs. E. E. Swenson, Mrs. F'. (. thought he eat a piece of fish.
towards them, and to the accotn-,
H.
J.
Trcblehorn
has
received
his
,nove.
,hc|r offices into the Parker
plishment of such of them as will »'eck and Mrs VV. H. Boyd
o
Mrs.
E.
VV.
Woodruff
entertained
license
as
supervising
electrician
and
but
ding
while the viaduct - is being-X
lead us into greater ambition to go
mm, the fuesday Bridge Chib this week «• n" w «title d to countersign àppli- bu,l‘ »n<* Ullh the Multnomah Ira.is ?
still farther. One splendid common
present were: •Mrs.
-Mrs. 1
D toy
oy1 cations f,.r electric permits, and su- Ur cu,"l'a"y " ,11 'vturn to their j.
ily achievement makes the next one Ihose
there - Gray
Mrs. Les-
Ees- 1 l»er\iso
installations for ,oni,ef
P,ace
ot n business
when
the
easier.
Visionary? Yes, but l-----
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retaining * wall
and
fill , are
jiut in X
rs. lu;>ll1, u'a,i al, lu|*cri-
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can hardly be too high a comtnun- lie Spencer, Mrs. I E. Davis,
Mrs
..... The county plans on raising the |t*
Cell-O-Glass for Chicken Houses
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E. II. Burns spent
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E Han
ily ideal The larger the target the l.urmda I* msis and Mrs A.
Ridenour and Conger building nine
easier it is to hit. Besides, it cos,si son. Mrs, F'. H. Schorne, , Mrs. W Sunday in their cottage at Seaside
Charles Cobb and family, who Tfv- ‘ ect, putting in a retaining wall and "t*
nothing to get a man thinking more C. Mekeil. Mrs Gray won honors
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on 33rd street, have moved to filling this up to a level and then i
>>f his neighbor’s welfare. In fact it
Mr. and Mrs. M E . Beatty, Miss j»or,|an(|
a sidewalk can be laid from the *t.
is a cheap purchase with a large Vera Henderson and Mrs. C harles
M.
and
Mrs
U
F
Kutney
have
j
^ w a y “» these business houses *J A crO S S f r o m S. P. D e p o t
dividend, and in turn it brings much Dunham were week end visitors m
BEAVERTON, ORE. $
nave not yet announced ^
r
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profit to work with one’s neighbor ,bl. bo„ lc ol \|r. and Mrs. George moved into the Cobb house on 33rd 1 nc
street. The rooms are being kalso- ‘ bcir plans.
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for mutual benefit.
I' lleiulers'gi.
mined this week.
The C'opeland Lumber company
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J W. Raynard and Mr Schunick
\
Stublebem
moved
into
the
H
will
soon have their new quarters
I >ucs Beaverton need a small were in Tigard Saturday on business [> p'eary house Monday.
ready on IUahee Wav and llairdl
chemical engine ? Oft limes a lew m connection with the compiling of
,\ir. and Mrs H
D. Feary have Lane.
qisgrta "i chemicals thrownoa .« fu<- t|u. Rn, e >, », .n relcphone Co t.....k moved t" Medford
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when ,t first »tarts will prevent «
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Mohne * K»r»Ke
1 F- Putnam
BUSINESS FIRMS
TIME T O CLEAN UP
Paint Up
Beaverton Lumber Co.
biK confhuramrn ^
1|IM arnvcll m |,Cavcr,o„
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His trip was made via the Panama
Itu- w M t trouble m tin- l .u East ,;ini| H< will visit his aunt Mrs
,s this China is the cradle of th. N , prei.man
, , u .ra| days and
human race, and the other |»owcr» tbt.„
to Seattle where he will
are all trying to rock the cradl«, UJ|t relatives and then return here
hence rule the woild
jor |n extended visit.
Mi». Catherine Dessingcr had her
Glad they discovered
television.
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tonsils Removed Wednesday morning
Now yi u can see over the phone m Dr Mason's office.
just how mail your creditors get
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Dr. ».
Mason , has added
a 1 large sleep-
when you ask for more time.
mg porch and a new kitchen to Ins
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home on W an n avenue
needs most is
What our tot
Dr. Dean and wife returned Sat-
houses and less
unlay from a business and pleasure
on the faces.
entertained a group of friends .11 a ,h\lr mw l!,c.u,!.n tlm Mr r i m i "
children’» dance at their home Satur ^
k . oij , ,, ,llt
day evening “ Pillei Fights" was r< ^
n kb Shoe Sh d when thi fin
by M; riott IKdlenbach anil the Rye is nia,K."
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waltz was danced by Mrs. C. A
Ghomtlcy’s Filling Station will be
Woodworth and Frederick Newell of
Portland. Those enjoying the Brook- moved uj> the road a ways but ex-
act location can not now be an
hardt’s hospitality were Mr and Mrs nounccd
^
Mverdes, Ben c Staats and
Frederick K Newell of Portland, Mr
and Mrs. Charles F Colvin, ’ Mr. and
BITTEN BY FOX
Mrs. Kal|>h Powers, Mr and Mrs
Mrs B \ Price, t the- , rt ■ ■ 1' .
O. S. Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A
Woodworth, Dr. an«l Mrs. E. F.. Farm, of Beaverton, was bitten by
Mc Kl)lt> Mr aiu, \|r, ] \j Atkins
a fox Tuesday morning when she
Mr an(, N|rs William C lftirn and
tried • put w r . t
in Ills pm. H,<
Miss Marion Hollcubach, d Multno
trip to Roseburg
ss bills and
jieople pay them.
the
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MONTAG FURNACES
Tar and Gravel
ROOFING
BEAVERTON SHEET METAL WORKS
FRANK
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^eaverton 25-50
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uc,h wcnt c,car 'bru the fleshy part X
liant Miller were
ishmg on the
The Orenotnah Social club met at *'• her left hand and she struggle^ T
Yamhill Mr M dici felt very genet the Temple .it 12 .'ll Thursday lor ib get ! ooe and h< hit hei ag •
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Automobile Insurance
is getting to be more necessary e*very day. It is also necessary to
snsure with a company that is reliable and sound.
ous hearted tha , day and allowed the regular monthly luncheon with l h e |cfl hanil. but , hc hi, him on A
the following hoste!t<e!R: Icari (.
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LOCAL.S. Mr. lit tu (o Ket all the fish
Alvin Whinner has ., badly in Hays, chairman, lui,.,
Freek Eva t h c "°*e " ,:h ,he f* p *nd ru*he(1' t
Mice S Gil-
frlrph n< She called Mru ^
Store is being i n ’ ,.t hand and it nadet 1 1.» cars <■, Gasset,, I .no I Gault
Dr Mas..n
lett. Emma S (oant, l. hanna Green- Hanna and then fainted awav Dr X
The majority of thc business and professional men of Beaverton
are insured with thc Oregon Autotaobile Insurance Company.
Welsh Was calle.1 ami dressed her ’ X
wa>i
Grict
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Mr *,u, Mr*
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hands and they are healing nicely,
terta.ncd at bridge on Saturday eve-
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Une reason is that being an Oregon company, vve can give verv
prompt service and settlement of claims.
The 2l)th Century
repainted.
Look ou, for the mumps when
R. S Hanna, who wa» working
side of thc neck swells be’ careful
for the W 11 Foshay Utility C . Jl
lots of c a s e s m Beaverton
C latskame, has been transferred
Mrs. I
is skws
Ncwpiirt
where
he will be a ill rrtng from her illness.
moved
summer
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J W and Mel Barnes celebrate
le.llld eK M :
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their
birthday* Thursday at the hit biinl.Ing set baft, a foot fr. Hit
home of Mel Barnes with a dinner the lot line but the new bui 1,ling IS
Several tieicrs of Portland, namely on the line and Mr Stipe savi it IS
Mrs E. Ellis, klrs. I (..lemán, Mrs
the sh' p.
1 Sloath an.l Mrs
B
McIntosh
' M Hock en s
y \
were present, also Mrs J W Barnes
St
spent ih.
week
Miss l rete (.ray spent the week end fishing at Three Rivers
Tillamook. The weather was
end at I'ligetir
and the water was high, and
I W Woodruff attended the ban
fish were not hungry—so they
Quet at the Multnomah C trl given b, tight h ,u. a few
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Another reason is that vve are -writing Beaverton and vicinity at
country rates. Why pay thc same price tor your insurance as peo
1’lp who live in the traftic of Portland?
For standard limits public liability and property damage insurance
wc charge in Beaverton the following:
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This is an old line, legal reserv« stock company.
Mission Bell Service Station
Turd. Star 4, Chevrolet and all light cars
Huick, Essex, Stmlebaker, etc. ......... ..........
Other cars in proportion.
$13,10 a ye.«
$1000 a year
B A T T E R Y CH ARGING
Remember that the majori-- of ,he business men of Beaver,-
arc insure«! wiffi mr.
there
is a giHxl n ason.
Shell-Union--Ethyl
N . J. S K E E ,
Tr. our tree air service-^-W c put it in foP you.
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