THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
He Makes ’Em Put
Well Known Here
wfMnofU !Bm im »)ft«a « HttSMJtx.« a h ! FO R S A L E —D ue to illness,
1 3K
Up New Building»
acres, back of Catholic church, dr
W A IN I A L /o .
sirablc
home,
chickens.
Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Austin I’haris, for
merly of Beaverton, who were quite
«ÎB «attuai*
«nexiirsontiic« a a n'n.HK if
Beyer, Tigard.
F F. Swenson feels that he has
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TkiTUTTv severely injured when they were helped Beaverton men in erecting
The
CENTS
I ualatin
Me g s
hi| broadside by another machine ntw buildings. Tw o different times
will sell Accredited W. L. Baby driven by Melvin Schulmerich in be has moved so that new buildings
100
( hicks for June for $10 per
A LINE
He does not be-
Hillsboro Saturday as they were can be erected.
O rder now. Tualatin, Oregon
driving through the town are doing |jo e m holding back civic iinprove-
PER TIME
$500 ( ASH handles modern house, very nicely in Or. Smith’s hospital ments.
His first office was where
2 bedrooms,
fireplace,
built
in in Hillsboro.
Mrs. 1’haris^ had a \
K. Wilson’s jewelry store now
Count Five W ords to Line
kitchen, corner lot, 2 ajiple trees, broken rib and a badly bruised stands.
He moved from there so
O U R C L A SSIFIE D A D V ER -
2 cherry, crab apple, walnut tree, shoulder and Mr. I’haris a fractured they could erect a new building,
T IS IN C
IS
D ESIG N ED
TO
garage, Portland, balance like rent skull.
Mr. and Mrs. Fharis had He then moved
into the
frame
P R O D U C E M A X IM U M P R O F
Box 3K6, Beaverton.
been driving near Oilley, Oregon, building up the street, across from
IT A T M I N I M U M C O S T .
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and were moving to Portland to a »be new Rossi building. Last week
FO R SA L E T h o le used gas stove rouming house they had traded for fl,. moved again so that R. Rossi
--P h on e—Write Call
for $15, priced low for quick sale; l)art u f their farm.
could erect a two story building.
T h f selling pow er and th e b uy
\ ulcan smooth top buffet type gas
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His present location is next to the
ing pow er of th e classified ad
stove $«i excellent condition; used
S K A T I N G R IN K O P E N
Whitehall ( afe where he will so-
m a k es space in
the classified
kitchen heater in good condition,
Wm. Masters has opened a skat- journ until such a time as the
column a "sure fire” investm ent.
$12, a bargain. Multnomah H a rd ing rink in the former Silver Star owners wish him to continue his
L ist your needs an d proclaim
ware Co. AT water 5923.
Inn and the place will be open journey again. *
your sala items here.
from 7.J0 to 9:30.
Skates can be
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IN ST R U C T IO N S
W A N T T O - T a k e care of child 1 rente(] fljr jsc for 2 hours,
Surprise Party
to 7 p. m. Mrs Spies*, Aloha.
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Five C E N T S a lina per
issue
V ^ V .V .- .V .V .- ^ ^
—as you’ll find us
5
SHOT
C ount five w ords to th e line.
T h e n c ount your p.ofits.
T h e t a Classified A d t a p p e ar in
B eaverton E n te rp rise , T ig a rd S e n
tinel, M u ltnom ah P re ss an d Aloha
N ew t.
C O M B I N E D C I R C U L A T I O N 2250
All for th e nominal price of Sc
per lina p e r time.
P IA N O FOR S A L E —in
Beaverton
vicinity. High grade, a bargain.
Pay $10 month. For
particulars
address W estern Piano Brokerage;
Co., 413 North Boren ave, Seattle
IN
YOU WILL FIND OUR BANK
FULLY EQUIPPED IN EVERY
WAY TO MEET WITH YOUR
BROADEST BANKING N EEDS
—everything
—in advanced banking
—helpful to you
—at the
BANK OF BEAVERTON
For Mrs. Peck
HEEL
A good b ank in a good to w n In th a
F O R S A L K —Pedigree
Chinchilla
rabbits, reasonable.
Does w i t h
litter, also without. I. A. Ingram,
Beaverton.
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Children who took toy wagon from
in front of 3)th Century Store-
return to Russell Godard. •
Fred Stump, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. J. F. Davis entertained the
G. K. Slump, while on a hunting
(r ip
with his c u s i n near
Valsetz “5W>” < lub Friday with a birthday
was accidently
shot in the heel by l’a r *y loT Mrs. F. C. 1 eck, one of
his cousin, who was walking behind the members. Four tables of bridge
him
were played.
O thers present were
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nice,y
Mrs. Doy Gray, Mrs. j. C. Huntley,
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Mrs. L. D. Shellenberger, Mrs. H.
COVAL
L. Hudson, Mrs. H. R. Nelson, Mrs,
Fate of Grey Oak Lodge, Beaver- vv- Huberts, Mrs. George B o s
R F W ARI)
O F F F R E I »—Return
ton,
May 10,
Matt (oval, aged 74 s«r, Mrs. O tto Erickson, Mrs. W. H.
Ranger bicycle to B e a v e r t o n
years, brother of Mrs. James Whit- Hoyd, Mrs. F F. Swenson, Mrs. R
Pharmacy.
man of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and
1 ucker, Mrs. W. C. McKelly,
Mrs. Joseph Foster, of Heberu, Ned. Nlrs- K Marshall and Mrs. John
Summers and
Mrs. Elmer Stipe.
Barbecue a t , Funeral was held May 11
I'OR . AI.E—Hobbies
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Mrs. re c k received
many
lovely
Beaverton, ( heap if sold imntedi- '
gifts.
ately before May 23.
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COTTA G E FO R K E N T —BR 9X20-J-2
on Capitol Highway, 1 mile south
Multnomah Station.
FOR S A L E —O. I. C. Brood sow,
$35.00.
See B. McDowell, one
S T A T E accredited W L. baby chicks
half mile west Tigard, near High
for May, at only $13 per » » They
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Qn Grce„ Berg Road.
make fine winter layers. Will n o t ---------------- ---------
* ° in ,° * partj * 1 T i ° rdV 7
for
rualatm Heights Ch.ckery, luala-
tin, Oregon.
S A L E - 5 Pass
condi(ion
Sedan.
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B E A U T IF U L
G ard an S pot of O ragon.
—pleasant
efficient
—banking
-the service tells.
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
D R IV E
WON
P R IZ E S
Terwilliger Boulevard is beautiful
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now, with its mass of gold along the
Mesdames E. G. Weed, F„ M.
boulevard, for the Scotch Broom is \ | t.r r jtt <j. j Allen, J. m ! Gerrow,
blooming now
The wild current with g A «..hse, and G. W. Tefft won 1i
with its red blossoms are almost prjzej Tuesday afternoon
at the
Rose Bartlett
Chev, through blossoming but the Dog- Beaverton Theatre.
H , woods are a mass of white blossoms 0 f t p, e Port land Gas & Coke Co.,
.
Here and there are fir trees with Home Service D epartment in a very
their dark green boughs forming a abie am | jn tc resting m anner demon-
decided contrast to the new green stratC(] how to cook on a gas range,
leaves on other trees.
There were 30 ladies present.
l-riday evening, those who were
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fortunate enough to be on the boule
H I L L S D A L E P. T. A. N E W S
vard saw five r a i n b o w s at one
time. The sun was shinning thru
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the clouds on Portland down b e l o w . . ' 7 ' ^ er crt u c te? . ls at .
and back on the hills it was raining G° ? d S a m a m a n H osl-tal h a v i n g
,.,.i above
............. the
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.....i. were nudergone an operation for goitre.
and
city the clouds
black as night.
It was a beautiful
Mrs. Phillip Lynch gave a luncheon'
sight and one not soon forgotton
in honor of Mrs. Hall, who is leav
ing soon for the P. T. A. convention.
BEA VER THEATRE
BEAVERTON, OREGON '
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SATURDAY,
ONLY,
MAY
14
“KID BOOTS’’
Celebrated Their
Crystal Wedding
Eddie Cantor, Clara Bow and Billie Love
‘W ER E IN THE NAVY NOW ’’
•Starring Wallace Berry and Raymond H atton
T U E S D A Y W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 17-18
THE RETURN OF PETER GRIM”
A Dramatic Answer To Life's Greatest Question I
T H U R S D A Y - F R I D A Y . MAI? 19-20
Phyllis Haver
And Follow Us For The Rest of The Week.
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MATINEE 10 and 19«
I WORK STARTED
T
Men Working 17 Hours A
Day So As To Hasten
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Work
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EVENINGS 10 and 29«
Paint Up
MUST BE DONE AUG 1
Cell-0-Glass for Chicken Houses
Beaverton Lumber Co.
Across from S. P. Depot
BEAVERTON, ORE. j
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Jersey
Agent For HUDSON ESSEX
Kings Auto Service
W. J. McCready Lumber Co.
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C. A. KING, Prop.
Auto Accessories
General Auto Repair
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W ashington county is now on a
cash basis and all outstanding w a r
rants, amounting to approximately
$20,000, will be called in the next
week, according to T reasurer E. B
Sappington.
T he county indebtedness has been
steadily cut down through the ef
fidelity and econom ics of the pres-
ent county court—Judge E. J. W a rd
and Commissioners F. W. Livermore
J; .;NI,
land grant
In Center of Town
was a I
The
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Beaverton, Oregon
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refund and the first half*X
WHITEHALL RESTAURANT
Lunch Room, Candy, Confectionery t Soft Drinks
Waiting Station for Pacific Stages
GR
W ork was started Friday on the
right of «way for the viaduct, de
tour signs erected and part of the
Stock Company
Country Rates
highway vacated.
Large crews of
men were busy changing gas mains
Citizens of Tigard were quite sur-
tclejihone and electric wires. Crews
of men were digging out the dirt priscd Mo" daV tnorning to find that
for the approaches on each end of the postoffice , had . walked across
BEAVERTON FINANCE CO.
Beaverton, Oregon
the viaduct for the starting of the the s,re e ‘ and ,n ,°. ,hc Kau,‘ Build-
concrcte forms. A t one e n j the
‘*vcr ,ht‘, wec.k e,nd
approaches were just in front of . . ,c. n.c.w p ‘“" T ,,s
arRCr
Mr. Conger's building and on the ° ‘ >'i i mg 1 he
postoffice has
other w e r e about 30 feet above been moved twice in the past year
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Ghormley's Filling Station. The pits
were about 12 feet deep, 10 feet f^ > } r
W
)JC and
a--i 50
so feet
f—• long.
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Sheds
to C/Ul ulU lCU
house material were also erected.
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The detour is very dusty and it is
thought that t h e , heavy trucks will
soon cut it up making it almost u ,.
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impossible to drive over.
vVnile returning from the DcMoUy
( a r s arc allowed to park as far convention at Eugene, a crowd of
on tlu- highway as the M n IOM .,h Mui!:i"' •*h
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at S n I h N
Shoe Shop.
,or “ inner. 1'hey left their car park-
Moline’s Garage is almost cut off
out m
»tree! and when they
from travel but can be reached wcnt to *°°^ ^or 11 l^ c car was
Automobile Insurance
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Marion Watson, Sales Agent,
Sunday N igh t
Beaverton, Oregon.
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BUSINXSS
CARDS
$1.50
PRINTING
A u th o rise d Dealer
MONTAG FURNACES
J a r and Gravel
R O O FIN G
BEAVERTON SHEET METAL WORKS
F R A N K P U L V F .R
P h o n . Tigard 5-52
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P ro p
R aavarton 25-50
B e a v r . o n , O r.
Summer Music Classes
MONDAYS
Band Practice—Private Lessons
Wetmore Studios
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Mr an<! Mrs \ \
Avery attendeil
the Pioneers celebration at ( hamp-
• >eg on Saturday.
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THUMB
RY EL
Edm ond s
Ryel. aged 71 years,
passed away at Metzger Saturday
He leaves a wife, F lorence kvri.
K«>y Alsterberg is now honve alter Funeral services were held at the
spending three months in the h«»s- Metzger
„ pital where he ha«l a broken leg W F Pe
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reset
charge of
rangements.
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Don’t Spoil Your H aids
Doinf that Laundry when Our Work is to
Efficient and Our Prices are so Reasonable
Snorman-Clay Bid*.
PORTLAND, OREGON
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land 1.umber' ( o., have not as yet
Q ’,f n 'in Kuring phoned his parents
moved their offitc to the new build- * r' an< ‘
B
Kuring and as
iitg
GhoimUVs Filling Statu u " is o ' « r .......
n ^ 'K'u snow
was
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drove to Salem
V asdy
“«he young men back
either from the Garden Home road ^ ° ',lc
t*'at they could go
or down the main highway.
school Monday
The \iaduct must be finished by ^ r ^ ur,nK purchased the new car
August 1, according to contract.
° n l> a few weeks ago.
F.dwar<J Finley, of Tigard, cut hi«
I h« rég alai m eethig
r the I’ T 'hum b o i l S atu rd ay , while cboppini !)
\ will b« hehl Friday evening. May
at his father's home Seseral '
13 A Health ;
trill be given *t'tches were nece«»ary to c!.*«e th« ! >
wound.
by the school children
Beaverton High School
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
MAPLEWOOD.
AT
3rd and 4th Floors.
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Cam ro
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phone. G a t Main*, E lectric wire*
Etc. for F o u r Day*
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KJiLki,
R . E. H anna prop.
N. J.S K E E ,
New Stock of Paint Brushes
4 Light Barn Sash, each ..................................70c
¿x6 inch Bevelled Siding, per M ...................... $16
Odd Lots of Paint as Low as $2 per gallon
Jer.cv
w
ers ot
Postoffice Moved
to N e w Location
THE YARD OF SERVICE
Colle, t,
i W .Y Ä W A V .V .V d V .V .V .V d V .W a V d W .V .V .V .V . i to S t u
of the taxes have enabled the coun- w - X “> -x - x - < - > + - x ^ X ' <x-W "X -v“:~ x x -x -,x -4 " >
T e le
ty to pay off the w arrants.—Argus.
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Show a
farm ot
side coi
of F r<
Fifty U
are pro
Brandt,
Associated Gas and Oils
TUESDAY NIGIIT COUNTRY STORE
AND TREASURE NIGHT
NO CHANGE IN PRICES, EXCEPT SPECIAL PICTUNES
TIME TO CLEAN UP
Foret t
On Cash Basis
‘‘A FIGHT TO THE FINISH”
Starring William Fairbanks and
Com
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Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Nelson have
sold their home on Hoffman Road
Mr. and Mrs. Earl P a rk e r cele- and have moved to the city.
brated their crystal wedding anni-
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versary Sunday at their
home in
At the last P. T. A. meeting, of-
Multnomah,
T h o s e present w*re ¿*cers were reelected for the coming
those who attended the
wedding; >'l'ar Mrs. L. A. Mathiesen being
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Randall, Mr. appointed as secretary,
and Mrs. F A. Paddison,
M r .and Mr. and
Mrs.
Ernest
Swayzr
Mrs. R. D u n h a m , Dr. and Mrs spent the week-end at Eugene..
Charles Klock, Mr. and Mrs, N
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Walker. Mr. and Mrs. ( . McKoj Washington County
all ot Portland.
S U N D A Y - M O N D A Y , M A Y 15 16
RESOURCES OVER ONE-HALF
MILLION DOLLARS
Mrs. F. M. Wood
Call Bucks Store
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