The Beaverton enterprise., June 10, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

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B eaverton,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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Hillsboro, Oregon.
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SORENSEN
VETEl NARY SURGEON
Beaverton, Oregon.
Office Beaverton 0519
Residence, Hillsboro 3R25
McLean
Me Breen, .
The window boxes at the Aloha in the New York School of Music <
ami Art.
.umber Co, are very attractive.
A G. Ford picked his first straw
berries Monday. Some of his ber-
ries are larger than a dollar.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harmon, of
Portland, were dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. S. G. Rogers, Sunday.
J Alexander has been selling
sonic fine broilers.
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We Lo Ga Na C'amp Fire had
a most delightful hike to Barnes
They were accompanied by their.
Guardian, Mrs. Lcnnhcrr and their!
mothers.
Such a delightful time
Mrs. Harry Brown, aunt of W was had as to make some mothers
T. Lenherr, pass'd away Friday.
reinaik, they feel like girls again [
NOTICE
M A R S H ’S
Garage and Service Station
W ill be Closed during
the Paving of Lombard Street
W. J. McCready Lumber Co.
$5000
TO
LOAN
ON
GOOD S E C U R IT Y
E„ E. SW ENSON,
Real
Jean
THE YARD OF SERVICE
Graduate Veterinary
et
Mrs
The girls from St. Mary’s Insti­ Troop 15, Huber Bey Scouts, held
tute enjoyed a picnic Tuesday.
an overnight hike on Gales Creek
BEAVER LODGE
and reported a wonderful t.i in e
Mrs. J. Schmidt returned Friday Some of the mothers and dads
N o. 100, A F. & A M from Tacoma, where
she \ isited comparing the boys and girls of
her daughters.
today with the advantages of tlieii ! ❖
Meets first and third Thursdays of
youth
aie tempted to be envious.
each month by order of E. W.
The flowers at the Gerrows Gar­ Six b' \ s will be presented at the
Woodruff, W. M., W. H. Boyd, secy. age are in bloom and improve the
Court of Honor, in Portland on
Large Assortment of Paint Brushes
appearance of their parking place Thursday, to take tests for second
class scouts.
BEAVER
CHAPTER
Mrs. Mitchell and daughter, El­
$20.0 0
N o. 106, O . E . S.
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X 1 X 3 Flooring—Per M.
ena, spent Sunday at their Aloha
Ev
erett
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oncidinc,
Billy
Suiulberg,
A
1 X 12S 2 S-I-E—Per M.
Meets
second
and | home.
10.00
Lester Dennison, Gordon C a word. J,
fourth Wednesday of
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ap
Siding—Per
M.
16.00
have been working at the Mann’s A
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gerrow and I earning m o n e y for the summer ¥ 1 X 6 Rabbitted Bevel Siding— Per M.
each month.
24.00
\ erna L. Huntley, Worthy Matron family and Mr. and Mrs Matt King camp on the Tillamook Beaches, y 4 Light Barn Sash—Each
.70
spent Sunday at Gales C reek.
Jessie l’haiis. Secretary.
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X New Screen Doors; Galvanized W i r e — Each 2.75
I he Ladies Auxiliary are busy T
Card party and 500 the third
Mrs. J. H. Siilwell and M urici
plans, for the dinner Sat- A
\\ ednesday—\ isitors welcome
Sidwell, visited Mr and Mrs. Frank with the e plans.
urday
evening,
June 11th. Do not
Reed, at Corbett, Sunday.
forget it friends, they will not call
Beaver Grange, No. 324, meets the
on you again for a long tiute.
We Lo Qo No Camp Fire Girls
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Through the courtesy of our good
second Saturday of each month. B. C. gave a fine program at their
Marion Watson, Sales Agent,
friend, Mr. Shrcves, of El Mcmica,
Denny, master, Miss R u U Loyd, sec­ June 7.
Beaverton, Oregon.
there will be dancing after dinner,
retary.
so
be
sure
and
come.
Six
uni­
L. Gillmore and daughter, June,
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formed boy scouts, two ushers and
spent
the
week-end
at
(.
ranberry,
Beaverton city council meets first
four bus boys, six camp ike girls,
Washington.
Monday of each month.
who will wait on tables, will add ■X1
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Rydani visited to the comfort of the patrons.
j; What's Worrying You? What Can You Really
Beaverton Chamber of Commerce •datives at Durham Sunday.
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Worry About, Except—
meets second Tuesday in each month.
TIGARD.
1. T o B e c o m e W h o l l y D isab led ,
Mrs. Shosniaker left for Cannon
Mrs
J.
H.
Litton
is
very
ill.
Monday.
2. T o H a v e A F a t a l A c c id e n t,
Modern Woodman of American, Beach
3. T o N e e d M o n e y ,
Silvcrleaf camp, meets the first Sat­
Kurley Kimmcy will be employed
urday and third Tuesday of the
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Fisher, of Hono­ at the 20th Century Store.
month.
lulu, are visiting Mrs. Fisher’s par­
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Virginia Parks spent the week-end¡
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snipes, of
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with Virginia Stiles, in Portland.
Reedville.
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Beaverton I. O. O. F. No. 252
Helen Thompson, of P,o r 11 a n d Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
meets every Monday night at their
O regon.
T ell m e how to t a k e t h e s e w o r r i e s o u t of life.
hall in Beaverton. Hugh Lewis N visited Mildred Jean Twohy, Fri­ Hansen, of T i g a r d , a son, John
day and Saturday.
N a in e
Wallace, on Saturday, June 4.
G., Ted Wheeler, Secretary.
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for
who leave» Jane 14, to study musici!
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B<a\ ertoli, Oregon.
DE.
ALOHA NEW S
E state.
Beauty Box
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F in g e r W av in g
M arcellin g
Sham pooing
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All kinds of beauty work.
Finger Waving Expert Will Be
Here E very Thursday.
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A ddress
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J. Simpson is building a temper À.;..;..;..;..:..;..;..;.
Mrs. E. M. Harmon, aunt of Mrs
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Beaverton Rebekah Club No. 248 S. G. Rogers, is visiting at the ary house in Metzger Acres.
Always on the job.
meets 1st and last Tuesday of each Rogers home.
Miss Menga Batalgia, from Wit-L
Phone Tigard 552 or Beaverton ¡j month.
Mrs. Frances FT Rogers,
03-33
5 N. G, Mrs. Rose Stevens Secretary
The Aloha Merchantile Co., are sonville, spent a day with Clara |
having a lovely marble counter in- Luethi, recently.
B eaverton, O reg o n
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stalled in their place of business.
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A marriage license was issued tot
It will contain a frigidaire system.
Herman J. Reisbick, of Tigard, and j
R. A. Swanson, of Corvallis will Elsie Pauley, of Portland.
BEAVERTON
visit his daughter, Mrs. E. J. John­
SANITARY MARKET
Mary Crabtree and Mabel Fre-
son, and family during the Rose
PHARMACY
B pred Knorr, I r >p.
wing ' h e l d a pie eating contest
show.
The Reedville Sunday School and I Saturday, Mary won.
J E. H A T C H . P ro p .
I MEATS
B eaverton, O regon.
the Aloha Second team had a base-
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ball
game
Sunday,
the
score
was
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dance
will
be given June 12
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16 to 4 in favor of Reedville.
at St. Anthony Hall, benefit for
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the new Tigard baseball team.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Bliss, of
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San Francisco, were the h o u s e Misses Mabel and Viola McDon-
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guests last week of Mr. and Mrs aid and Frances Maurer saw Ben
Percy F. Smith.
Hur in Portland last week.
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Beaverton Finance Co.
V IN SO N ’S
ELECTRIC
Contracting
H ouse
L ig h tin g
ll
F ixtures
In stallatio n .
.O r e g o n .
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For Any Old Range
W o o d , C o a l, G a s o r E l e c t r i c
if actually in use
on a
SMOOTH TOP RANGE
with ovccheut regulator
Portland Gas & Coke Co
AT. 1161
Mr. and .Mrs. S. G. Rogers paid| Miss Evelyn Mcdonald visited all
have from $1000 to $3000 a fraternal visit to Mrs. Tallman. the home of Chief Jenkins in Port
who is at the St. Vincent Hospital land last week.
Portland.
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to loan on first class
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j Miss Grace Tigard spent the week i
security or first mortgage
One of the Pacific stages broke end at Corvallis last we e k and . y . s w . w . v . v . w . v . v v . v . v . v . % s v . v . - . w . w . v . * . w . w . v . v .
down near St. Marys Monday and viewed the Military
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the Portland bound stage was an
See us First
hour late.
| Mrs. E. Vincent and Arthur Vin­
cent, spent the week-end in Eugene
Beatrice I n g r i m , of Beaverton, jtj, \ | rs Vincent’s brother and
spent the week-end with Beatrice family, Dr. Pollarli.
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Payne.
She attended the eighth
w m
grade commencement exercises.
Vallejo,
Mrs. A R. Skewis, of
j California, will arrive June 15th, to
DR. A. E. WILSON
S. Barnlock, of the Yamhill Log visit h e r mother, Mrs. L Kinne*
ging Camp and Sawmill lo., on man.
Optometrist
Cedar Creek, on the Carlton and
Coast R. R branch line, was in The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
Aloha, Tuesday.
church met Thursday. Mrs. H. M
Fine Repairing and
Salmon and Mrs. A. Brooks were
Rev. T e t w i l e r entertained Mrs. hostesses.
Optical Work a
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Tobias’ Sunday School class at his
Specialty.
home Monday evening. 'Ihe lawn A crowd of friends from Port­
was prettily decorated with Japan­ land came down Sunday and sur­
ese lanterns.
prised Mrs. J. Lenz and helped her
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celebrate
her birthday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose, Mr.
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and Mrs. Gelsdorf and baby Robert Charles B e y e r accompanied his|
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Gleneden Beach over the holidays. Mrs. J Brandt and Mrs C». Brandt
Mr. Rose reports the sale of his
when they returned to ( alifornia
lots in Devils Laks.
He will return about July 1.
The Aloha Meat Market
Phone Beaverton 5155
B eaverton
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Where you Buy QUALITY MEAT
MAPES & SON
Billiard Parlors
W atso n ,
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at REASONABLE PRICES
Cigars
Tobaccos
Confections
Soft Drinks
Cady Bldg
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$ 20 . 5 ?
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Actual Reductions
IN
Prize
$ 1 0 0 .0 0 C ash
2nd P riz e............... .$50 00 Cash
5 Prizes $10 each Cash - 20 Prizes $5 each Ca^lt
70u handsome, costly aluminum ware prizes
WHO
COOKS
R u t h
L c l f t . W om ans Adviser for
The J R W j tkins Co wants good, home
prepared and tested W A T E R L E SS
COOKER RECIPES for her Waterless ;
Cook d guide book. She wants your
help and offers these prizes so all women
will be interested 9
FOR DETAILS OF CONTEST AND COOJ'vER
■FTER .WRITE OR PHONE AT ONCE -
Chas. J. Rose, Huber, Or
J.L Benson,
Beaverton
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Miss Betty Ryan, 8 years of age,
spoke the greetings to the friends
and parents at the closing exercises
It was
at the Reedville school.
done in a very fine and scholarly
manner.
Mrs Ada Shutruin, the mother
of the Beaverton Rebekah Lodge,
visited Mrs. S ,G. Rogers, Thurs­
day
Mrs Shutrum lives in Port­
land, but has a country home on
the Mt. Hood Loop, where she
has five acres in flowers .
Guaranteed Used Fords
The Portland members of thr
Veterans of Foreign Wars, drove to
I igard in cars and met member*
ot the Washington County Veterans
Saturday. Headed by a band, they
drove to McMinnville, where thev
attended the State Convention.
WE ARE OVER STOCKED
SEVERAL CARS UNDER $100
Our 5 DayTrial Offer
Assures you Satisfaction
F. B Ncdry and family left
day for Nyssa, Oregon, to
Mrs. Nedry’s parents.
Miss
ltoydell, Mrs. Nedry’s sister,
join them at The Dalles and
will all spend the summer at Nyssa. y
Mrs. Norcross and daughter, Mrs
Mrs. W. E. Dungan, daughter
C. Bailey, Mrs Frances, of West-
Mildred
and son Ralph, of (amas,
California,
and
Mrs.
Scofield,
W'H
of Tillamook, sisters of W. T Len­ \\ ashington, v i » i t e d Mrs k L.
Miss Mildred is
kett, Friday.
herr, J r , and family and W T
Lenherr Sr, enjoyed a picnic Tues­ atiending Monmouth Normal school
day at Aloha.
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Miss Dorothy Ketzloff, of Port-1
Mrs. Jean McBreen gave a din- land, won first place in .running in
ner party Thursday evening . The the competitive meet with seven
guests included Prof Albert Creitz1 * c h oo I s. She will represent the
and sister Helen, William Griffith seven schools at the stadium, l«ric
and Mary Pauline Teneyck, of Port- 8.
land This dinner was given pre­
ceding the dancing party given by Tforothy Ketzloff visited Evelyn
Miss Doftithy !>obbin, of Beaverton McDonald over the week-end.
7 Ford Tourings,.................................. $55 to $315
7 Ford R oadsters..................................... $95 to $265
5 Ford Coupes.......................................$195 to $300
Y 6 Ford Deliveries ................................ $160 to $195
3 Ford Trucks .................................... $175 to $250
REASONABLE TERMS
A. B. SMITH MOTOR CO.
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Authorized Ford Dealer.
Branch at Beaverton, Oregon.
Washington and East Streets.
»•If and Used Cars on Display
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