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THOS. H. TONGUE, JR..
Attorney-at-Law—Notary Public
Office, Commercial Building
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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BEAVER
LODGE
No. 100, A. F. & A. M
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Graduate Veterinary
V E T E R IN A R Y SURGEON
Beaverton, Oregon.
■ P h on es: Office Beaverton 0549
F. rm Residence, Hillsboro 3R25
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Beaver Grange, No. 324, meets the
second Saturday of each month. B. C.
[Jenny, master, Miss Ruby Boyd, sec
retary.
E. E. S W E N S O N ,
Real Estate.
Mrs. E. Vincent
M ISSCs Laura and
Friday evening.
entertained for
Pearl Maurer,
A big Collie dog, belonging to
Dr. Gilbert, died in great agony
last Friday.
It was a family pet
ami was five y e a r s old.
There
should be a severe penalty for dog
poisoners.
« I | H A H kinds o f beauty work,
f n g e r W aving Expert W ill Be
Here Every Thursday.
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COMPLETED
VV. T. Manners Returned
1 hursday Evening; Finds For Telephone Office At
Iigard, Foundation To
Home On Fire
Hold Another Story
V E R Y LITTLE SAVED
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Two Engine« come up from Hills- W O R K T O BE R U S H E D
boro, but Fire was Beyond Con
trol by that time
Men Commenced 1..vying Brick Mon
day ; Large Force
Opening the door of hi« house
at Work
Thursday evening, W
T
Manners
was greeted w i t h
a volume of
A large force of men were at
smoke.
He closed the door and
work all last week finishing the ex
used the lire extiuguisher, but when
cavating for the new
Telephone
he saw it was no use, he phoned
oiiice ami putting in forms for
for the Hillsboro fire department
the concrete foundation. It is made
and rushed out in the garage and
heavy enough so that another story
drove his car out of danger and
can be added later. Saturday, con
then went back and fought the fire
crete was poured.
It had gained such headway that
Men commenced laying brick Mon
all he could do was to save a few
pieces of furniture, dining r o o m day and at the rate work is being
table, chairs, phonograph and a few rushed the building will be finish
ed within 35 working days
articles of clothing.
1. L. Young, the contractor, is
When the Hillsboro fire depart
on the iob every day and watching
ment arrived the house was a mass
the construction c a r e f u l l y
The
of flames.
weather has been very favorable for
Mr. Manners does not understand building.
,how the fire started as he only
The plans for a (i foot sidewalk
used an electric plate for cooking
in front of the building will be a
his meals and he had been sleeping
welcome addition during the wet
on the porch for some time . Some rainy season.
furniture had been stored in the
spare room for a longtime belong
ing to a relative and this was lost
too.
Tigard vs Garden Home
Mr. Manners hail just cleaned the
house that morning and everything
was tiice and clean.
He had been
in Alaska for nine years and had
many pieces of brie a brae and some
wonderful pictures which he says
can never be replaced. He is now-
renovating the garage, which was
Strawberries are ripening too fast scorched and will live there for a
Modern Woodman of American, now and as a consequence they arc while until the insurance is adjusted
Silverleaf camp, meets the first Sat a drug on the market and do not
urday and third Tuesday of the bring a good price. The canneries j
have refused to accept any more
month.
berries, except those contracted for
early in the season.
Finger • Waving
Marcelling
Shampooing
i K B u a j o t ^ a a i
C. L. Smith has purchased an old
house on the Metzger road and is
having it renovated and re-painted.
HOUSE BURNS
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Mrs. B. G. Leedy was the winner
Beaverton city council meets first
of
the angel cake at the cooking
Monday of each month.
demonstration W e d n e s d a y at St.
Anthony Hall.
Mrs. Heusted won
Beaverton Chamber of Commerce one Thursday and Mrs. Alice Cut
meets second Tuesday in each month ting one on Friday.
The Beauty Box
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Aubrey Estes, of Joseph, Oregon,
is the new barber at la r i Schmoni’s
shop.
Meets first and third Thursdays of
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Case, Ruth
each month by order of E. W.
Woodruff, W. M , W . H. Boyd, secy Case and Mrs. Organ, visited Carl
Brown and family at Hillsboro, Sun
day :
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Mr. and Mrs. 1). J. Nelson and
No. 10«. O. E. S.
family left Sunday for a two months
Meets
second
and
visit in Minnesota. They will stay
fourth Wednesday of two weeks at Yellowstone Park.
each month.
Mrs B. G. Leedy visited friends
\ erna L. Huntley, W orthy Matron
at Independence, Sunday, before re
Jessie l ’ haris. Secretary.
turning home from the Grange meet
Card party and 500 the third
ing at Corvallis.
Wednesday—\ isitors welcome.
DR. S. S O R E N S E N
SE
Roy Mason, of ! os Angeles, was
visiting relatives in Tigard last week
He belonged to the “ Lost Battalion"
in France during the late war, who
fought for several days without any
thing to eat.
Mr. and Mrs. P Odell, of Salem,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Win. kiu gei
lit JÛfig S1Ü C B » Friday.
C. W . N O Y E S
Collections—All
PE TE RS
Upstairs, Shutc Savings Dank
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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M cA LE A R
TIGARD
A haseball gante will be pluyed
at the Tigard school grounds Sun
day, June 19 . Tigard vs Garden
Home. This will be the tust g.mir
of the Tigard teani.
Fverybody
welcome.
Beaverton I. O. O. F. No. 252
R. A. Tvviss reported a severe
meets every Monday night at their loss last week owing to the electric!
W . I. N O Y E S
hall in Beaverton.
Hugh Lewis N. storm.
He had men at work all'
P L U M B I N G and H E A T IN G
G., Ted Wheeler, Secretary,
that day pouring cement for a new
Always on the job.
foundation for one of his houses in
bFhone Tigard 552 or Bepverton
Portland, and they did not cover
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Beaverton Rebckah Club No. 248 the cement when they quit work
Beaverton, Oregon
% meets 1st and last Tuesday of each at 4:30 p. m. so as a consequence
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Mrs. Frances E. Rogers, the severe rain storm washed out
— ■ N. G, Mrs. Rose Stevens Secretary. one entire wall entailing a loss
several hundred dollars.
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P. T. A. Convention
BETHEL
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Sunday school at 9:45 a
Morning worship at 11 a.
Junior and Intermediate
Endeavor 0 45 p. m.
Evening worship, 7:45 p
Geo. N’ Taylor, pastor.
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M. E. CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 a m.
Public worship, 11 a. in.
Epworth League at <> 30 p. m.
Evening worship at 7 x) p. m.
A cordial invitati it
extended to
you to come and join us in these
seasons of worship and a warm vvil-
cottie awaits you
W. Edwin Ingalls, pastor
ST. C E C ILI A CHURCH.
Rev I. M O’Niell, pastoi
Sunday masses, 7:45 and It) a m.
Week-day mass 8 20 a. m.
Saturday
confessions,
4-30
ami
7 :30 p. m.
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CHURCH OF T H E N A Z A R E N E .
Sabbath school at 'J 15 a m.
Preaching at II a. in. and 7 .10 p. in.
Pre prayer services at 7 p. tn.
Mid-week prayer meeting on W ed
nesday at 7 :30 p. m.
CHURCH OF C H R IS T
9:45 a. in. Bible school
II a tn. — Morning worship.
7 p m Young People's meeting,
ÿ p. in.— Evangelistic service.
J. Frank Cunningham, minister.
A. C. A L L E N
“ Presents
City
\ttorney”
Office 712 Svvctlaml Bldg
Changing Doors
General Practice
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Enjoyed Trip To
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Church and Sunday Sc
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F. Gaunt of the Aloha Transfer,
had new folding doors hung on the
entrance to his garage on the high
way.
Faclt
door is made up
of
three doors hinged
together
and
they can be folded togethtr and
pushed to one side, The old style
doors of two parts hung to each
side of the entrance proved too
clumsy,
Messrs F. C. Strickman
and T. E. Steward finished
the
carpenter work.
Are
prepared
to do
STAM PING
Mrs. C. E. Johnson, of Tobias,
returned last week from San Fran
on
cisco, California, where she enjoyed
a meeting of P. T. A. leaders. Mrs
Pillow Slip/.— Lunch Cloths
Weldon, of Rock Creek, near Hills
of any and all kinds
boro, also attended.
She is vice-
president
of
the
second district,!
Hemstitching
comprising Washington, Multnomah
and l lackamas counties. The con
Dressmaking
vention was very interesting. Chihli
J. M. Overholtzer is having his welfare work w as discussed by wo -1
SK A TING RINK
MRS. S U M M E R S ,
A marriage license was issued to
men of national fame.
house painted a light cream.
NO W O PEN
Alv in R. Krenke and Julia A. Gus- j
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Weldon tafson, both of Tigard, on June 10, j
7 :30 to 9:30 p. m.
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James Kimtney was employed at^ are making plans for a meeting of at Vancouver, Washington.
W M . M ASTERS
$ $
PHARMACY
$ the 20th Century Store Saturday.
all leaders in the P. T. A. work |
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to be held at Portland before Sep
J E. H A TC H , Prop.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leroy R. Fields tember 1, to instruct them in their
Beaverton, Oregon.
entertained at their country home particular line of work.
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Mrs. Harry Bear, of Reedville, is
Sobey of Los Angeles, California.
the publicity chairman of the P. T
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A. work in Washington county and!
Men working on the new Hof- she is planning on meeting to or- j
V I N S O N ’S
farber house bave nearly completed ganize new clubs throughout this
i the first floor.
county.
Concrete Was Poured Mon
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$
ELECTRIC
Beaverton Finance Co.
•£ Have From $1<XX) to $3(XK)
Contracting
House Wiring
Lighting
I Ceneral
Installation.
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Security or First Mortgage
J. D. Tompkins, formerly of Metz-
1 ger, aged K4 years, died last week
at the County hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Corby and fami
ly returned from Canada last week
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day
Dr. Bittner Has
Wonder] ill Collection
For
West
Wall
° f Viaduct
M a c h i n e
m o v e d
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A line of
safety
Monday the west wall of the via
Mrs. Myrtle W olff, whose hus
been band owned a drug store in Mult duct was finished, next to Ghorin-
Beaverton .Oregon.
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nomah in 1923, is entertaining her ley’s filling station and the big mix
brother,
Dr. Linus Bittner, of Java, or moved to the east approach to
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“ It is faith in something and en who was a medical missionary there the bridge.
'The falsework here is
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thusiasm for something that makes for b '/ j years and is now in the nearly completed and concrete will
D o yot realize that you are
The cement
life worth looking at.”—Holmes.
United States on a \ '/ i year leave be poured this week.
depriving y o u r f a m i l y o f
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will
have
to
set
28
days
before
the
of absence.
He has operated on
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There were over 130 persons who WJtXI persons during his stay at fills of dirt and gravel can be made
have a ’phone in your h o m t f
Optometrist
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took advantage of the' “ Trip Around the hospital, mostly Japanese, Chin and then the sidewalk and paving
By all meant in -
the W orld” Friday evening.
cse, Negroes and N a t i v e s .
He laid.
ita il one i o d a *
Billiard Parlors
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brought back with him a wonderful
Besides
the
two bulkheads,
six
R. Tvviss and family of the Dalles, collection of bric-a -brac ami mounted large pillars about 5 feet square
Fine Repairing and
Cigars
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visited R. A. Tvviss and family, butterflys a n d
native bugs.
He the being erected on each side of
Optical \\ ork a
Tobaccos
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used to amuse himself by catching the railroad track with a wide pil
Sunday.
these as they flew around the hos lar on each side as wide as t lu-
Confections
Specialty.
It is
Rev. F. S. Sibley left M o n d a y pital and he has a wonderful col bridge next to the tracks.
Soft Drinks
He has mounted a number interesting to note how they huihl
morning for a four weeks visit in lection.
Beaverton, Or.
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of these and offered them to Reed the pillars. 'The foundation, of cr
the east.
'a d y Bldg.
W atson, St
College, where Dr. Bittner was a merit and iron, was laid some weeks
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Dr. I E. Barrett and family left m e m b e r of the first graduating ago. Then a false work was built Ditched f i r
Wednesday for Creston, Washing class and is now- on exhibition in of lumber on three sides of the pil-
To Prevent Collision
the library at Reed.
lars and a man starts at the base
ton, where they will reside.
I Jr. Bittner will lecture at several and wires the long stripes of metal
Portland
during his together.
He
is completely en-
The Tvviss house is nearing com churches in
N C Potter, of Marshfield, w
with bars and looks
as compelled to ditch Ins car on t
pletion. Plasterers and shinglers art visit, the exact date not having c l o s e d
been announced.
though he was in a prison. Boards hill near Iigard Ihuisday night
working there this week.
Mrs. W o lff
lives at f M
East arc laid across the wired bars a» avoid collision with a wrecking c
Miss Mildred Wall is visiting with 18th street and she would be gla-1 he goes upward and when he reach standing beyond the erest of t
her cousin, Gladys Miller, m Port to show his wouderful collection to es the top, 22 feet high, he climbs hill.
Mrs. ( . Dugan received rt
land.
.«ny friend who would like to call down on the outside and the fourth on the head
Potter’s report sa
false work of lumber, already built, that the driver of the wrecking c
and see them.
is raised and nailed in place.
Mrs. E. Vincent and Arthur V in
refused to assist.
$1 0 0 .0 0 Cash
cent returned Monday from a week
SCHOOL GIVES O P E R E T TA
end visit with relatives at Eugene
2nd P r iz e .................. *39 00 Cash
Capitol Hill Pupils Entertain by
5 Prizes *10 each Cash - 20 Prizes *5 each Cash
Extended Program.
Next Sunday Childrens Day will
700 handsome, costly aluminum ware prizes
be o b s e r v e d at the Evangelical
One hundred pupils of Capitol Hill
church
A fine program is being
school took part in the operetta,,
arranged.
"In a Florist's Window," last Mon
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Range and -lay. The pupils were costumed to:
Mrs. John Wilson, of
Silverton, represent florists, p a n s i e s , roses,
visited Mr. and Mrs. R L Sackett violets, Johnny Jump-Lps, daffodils,:
R u t l l T a f t . Woman'; Adviser for
last week. They were on their way columbine, bees, bugs and mustard:
The J R Watkins Co want; g o c l hi me- >
seeds.
A three piece orchestra fur
home after visiting in Seattle
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prepared and tested W A T E R L E S S
M
nishrd the music
W o o d . C oa l , C a t o r E l e c t r i c
COOKER RECIPES for her Waterle
Pupils with speaking parts were
Mrs. Nelson Stoner, mother of
if a ctu a lly in use
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Cooking guide book She
- - wants your
S. S Shierk, o f Metzger, is now Gerald Brtckley, Elmer Kegler, Tom:
on a
I help and offers ¡Le e pr— cj to ali women
^
Rachel
Atkinson,
Anna
visiting in Canada, on her way to Prideaux,
| w ill be interested •
her home in Laniark, Illinois.
She Zimmerman, Margie Hossfeld ami
Rudolph Scholz.
visited her son in May.
FOR DETAILS OF CONTEST AND COOKEA
with ov>-uh*it r«g’,lat.>r
About 300 persons attended the1
OFFER .WRITE OR PHONE AT ONCE -
Mrs. C. E. Mason was hostess to operetta In addition, they inspected
the officers of Holly Chapter, O the work of the manual training
E S., of Sherwood, and their hus and domestic art departments Foot
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towel
holders,
birdhouses,
bands Wednesday evening
Games stools,
were played and a delightful time garment hangers and a cedar chest
were among the pieces displayed.
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enjoyed.
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Fixtures
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Miss F.valyn Hoffarber has
employed at kinimey’s store.
pleasure
happiness
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