The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, July 22, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOR SAI.I1. - w. *c:i tv».- , * > - V V R e s id e 10 Louden Stanchions ; I Han) 3¡ barn J2 X 60, y.-u w r e c k it; 1 A l o h a i o Y e a r s i, W A N T ADS. CASH M U S T ACCCM- Myers dgcp well punip; -I room Bungalow. iiuw un<lei' rori di u. n >u. ; Kx.K it.«n *■* i - # » * * » « x « * «.lui» « x » p ^ j ^ Y L W AN T ADS 5 acre» clover hay K lloiiarbn,| Dr. W. H. Peterson, a resident of Tigard, Oregon. CENTS ______________ Aloha for year», panned awav July „ _ r . is .now ------------------------ ------------------------------- 14. He had been 111 »1 the home of A L IN E Ihe . rw " |<ent J.-QR SALE or TRADE—MO acres his daughter. Mrs. H. Llvengood, for P E R T IM E <" « in , A 'r \ J « . laml New Ent/laml, No,,h l b - .o n ,. , 1 » .. b o , « » -uU very returnable. Ml > w ha( havc y„ u > A Nel- was taben to Emanuel bu pltal. He B. Leis, Beaverton. ' leaves u wife and three children. Mrs. Count Five Words to Line ___________________________ - son' R Jl BcaVer,° n- H. Livengood. Emma Bell and Peter OUR CLASSIFIED ADVER S5i)0 CASH handle* modern hou*e. ~ _ of Aloha. TISING IS DESIGNED TO 2 bedroom*. fireplace, built in For first ciasSi t)|<| growth cord The funeral was held Sunday ai PRODUCE MAXIMUM PROF kitchen, corner lot. 2 apple tree*. wood ca|| ciias Roberts, W Tuala- the Aloha church and a very large IT AT MINIMUM COST. 2 cherry, crab apple, walnut tree, ^ Oregon. a<l'- crowd attended. W. E. Pegg was in garage. Portland, balance like rent charge of funeral arrangements. - - P h o n e — W r it e C a ll Box 386, Beaverton. The selling power and the buy /berry ACCREDITED y u n g breeding hu». M U L T N O M A H , O R E G O N Ï 1 I I A. _ | — - . . . . • V A /1« rt I ® _ FOR SALEÓ—Best made S t « * - - . , |arge typc Han.on Strain White ing power of the classified ad Crate*. 26c complete makes space in the .classified each A giK"l \|r and yjr3 Hubert F. Bragg an Leghorns, $1.25 Market. Hillsboro Rhone 2»Jl-¿ column a “ sure fire” Investment. chance to get a sta.rt *?( '¡,u l visiting the Southern Oregon caves List your needs and proclaim breeding stock. Tualatin Heights _____ your sale items here. ( hickcry, Tualatin, Ore., phone Mr und Mrs Goldthwaite urn* WANTED—To buy Strawberries all 1 igard 4152. Misaes Alice and Beth Gaylord at- INSTRUCTIONS •season. Farmer’* Market. l*llls' -------------------—----- - — tended the United Presbyterian con- boro Market, Hillsboro. Phone Five CENTS a line per i»sue FOR SALE—White Leghorn pullets, ference at Corvallis last week. 2031-Z . Count five words to the line. 1(1 weeks old Hart Strain S. -------- Spies*, Union avenue N., Aloha, Vaus Nelson and wife and daugh Then count your profits. ter left Saturday for a trip to Dallas Oregon. EXPERT Shoemaker at Tigard, see Texas, where they will visit Mrs. John Lenz, two blocks south ol These Classified Ads appear in Nelson’s parents. Thorobred Police pup for sale cheap Public school. Beaverton Enterprise, Tigard Sen Harold Tetwiler, Vista avenue, tinel, Multnomah Press and Aloha Fred and Bob Volt left Mondaj near highway. News. morning for a month’s visit with COMBINED CIRCULATION 2250 PLANTS FOR SALE—Cauliflower their grandparents at Bloomington and late cabbage plants at J. M. Modern 5-roont house with large All for the nominal price of Sc Thompson, Vista Ave., Aloha, Ore. living room and fire place. $100.00 *** per line per time. down. See (ieo. H. Johnson, Metz Mrs. W. B. Small and son Bobb> « » • X '< "X --X '***-X -*X ~ X -X --X --X --X --X -'X ~ X -< K --X ~ X --X "X '-X "X ~ X ~ > -X -*X -* ger, Ore. \ are vacationing at Rockaway. ; v . w . w . w a v . v a v , v ^ | — ai you’ll find us YOU L THE YA R D OF SERVICE I WANTED- To buy Master electric incubators, large size. Tualatin I arge Assortment of Paint Brushes Heights C’hlekery, Tualatin, Ore. Colvif) & xhonias havt> finished the Ellis garage which is to be used b.. the Multnomah stages. W IL L FU LLY 5 ' i / . % a v a v . w * «A«-* * k ,» jí uh « fc—.> * • ~ - <í ______ W A Y F IN D OUR E Q U IP P E D TO M EET BROADEST IN BANK EVERY W IT H B A N K IN G YOUR NEEDS — everything VJL — in advanced banking — helpful to you — at the BANK OF BEAVERT0) A good bank in a good town in tha Gardon Spot of Oregon. — pleasant îfficient — banking -the service tells. M E M B E R F E D E R A L RESERVE SYSTEM R E SO U R CES O V E R ONE-H ALF M IL L IO N D O L L A R S ^ \ V V A W A W W A % W .W A 'A V A , .W .,.V .V ,V M V | ® price „ , V .V A V .W A V .W W .V .V ,V .V .V .V .V .,.V .V ,1,-.*,‘lv,Vrt I» At 1x12 No. 3 Common, per $12.00 Mr and Mrs J. Andrews. Los An- empio. Improved Vaccuette and floor pol- geles, Cal., were guests of Mr. and "C V X “ B” grade Bevelled Siding, per 1000 $19.50 islier. $20.00, terms. See Geo. H. 'Mrs. Earl Ghormley Sunday. Johnson, Metzger, Ore. and a / ux4 Bevelled Cedar Siding, per 1000 $15.00 ;j W e have taken over the management of the King Vein «■- in Bp. Ida Brunson of Maplewood had her tonsils removed Saturday. are prepared to give first class service and expert repai reside 1V* Lath, per 1000 ............................... $3.50 dispose ¡•’OR RENT—Small modern house, R A D IO S E R V IC E garage, corner of Ryan and Acacia Mr Dorothy Greenstein of Garden*' streets, Multnomah station, $15.00 Stipe’s FIR ST CLA SS C H E V R O L E T REPAIR N C Home, had her tonsils removed Iasi J Mrs. H. C. Johnson. We week. This place will hereafter he known as lantUf' • printit Marion Watson, Sales Agent, WANTED Lot in Tigard on high Misses Steed) and Peers are plan % in Be way near track, for closet! car. Beaverton, Oregon. We Alder St n*ns on u tu Yellowstone park % Broadway 9895-R 1. 528 in the near future. ish st. •:--X-'X” X oX --X --X --X--X -<~X -v-X *-X -*-X--X -*X --XeX »*X--X --X ,-X--X--X--X-*>*X- B. W . S A U N D E R S , Prop to do I FOR FIRST CLASS, old growth i deavor . Rev. D. S. Sharpe returned home V .W A \ V W V .V .V .,. ,., .W .V .,.,.V .V .,.V 1V .,. ,.V .V ,V ,* ^ cordwood, call Chas. Roberts, at and u Wednesday. •'•❖ •>- x -:-> -:- p -:-<-:- p -:- x -:” X -:- x »>-;-^-:":” :- x - x -:-> - x - x -:- p ->- x ->- x - x -:”P- p - x . Tualatin, Oregmt. _____ t*een 1000 2 6 Announcement 1 ' W. J. McCready Lumber Co. 1 The Beaverton Garage Î SMALL PAYMENT DOWN hand- Mrs. James Halley and son D.mald, les modern house, Portland, 2 bed- of Rapid City. South Dakota, were 4 - - - - - rtstins, fireplace, bath, built-in 1 house guests at the home o f Mr. and R. E. Hanna, Prop. kitchen, garage. 16-year-old wal- Mrs. P. It. Whiteside Sunday Mrs. mu tree, 2 apple, 1 crabapple. 2 Hal,ey and Mrs. Whiteside w ere! Lunch Room, Candy, Confectionery. Soft cherry trees. Box 386, Beaverton. schoolmau,8_ Mrs. Halley drove to W aiting Station for Pacific Stages Ï FOR SALE- Davenport bed. In (’“ lifo''nia wh" e she spt,nt *he wlntcr ; ? -X -S S X W X -> « R » ^ S M -X -X -J .X -> .K ^ f.X .v quire F. I). Peck, Beaverton 0251 dnd spring. Her son is instructor in St. economics in Northwestern univer- = Islty and came west to drive his moth- <*-:--^:-:--:-s'->:--:--x-: v :- x x - :-«:--:-:-:-.> -> -:--:-x--x:-< --:-sx--> -x--:--:--:-< --:-:*.x-:-x**.---:-X '-x-:-x-:-:--x-x--x--:-:--x--:--> -> -x--:--> er baclt tu their home. S P E C IA L SALE in SATURDAY ! WHITEHALL RESTAURAN Aluminum Ware 79c D| Beaverton Exchange W rite it Down on a Pad ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ - x - x -:~ x «:- x -:“:- x - x -:-:"X-:-< x ^-:“X - x ->:^- x -:->- x -:->- x ~ x -« m ^ - x ->« f -:-!-X”X~:~ x ~>- x ~ x - x --> and Phone it in. W e will Fill your Order as Carefully as tho you were Present Prompt Delivery too t SPECIAL ITEMS FOR SA TU R D A Y, JULY 23 Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Priest who have £ | gone to Indiana to visit Mrs. PriestY % people have sent a card to friends in Multnomah telling of everything be ing ' so far, so good," as they were leaving the borders of Oregon. Later the) will go to New York, where Mr. Priest s relatives live and will then tetum to California for the winter before returning to Multnomah. S A T U R D A Y ONLY SP E C IA L O N L A R D 2 Pounds for 35c Only 2 Pounds to a ✓ Customer VI Mrs. F. J. Williams, mother of Mrs. William C. Burn, and formerly of Multnomah, with her grandson. Mali Ion Dolman, of Oakland, Cali fornia, will arrive this week for a ’A A W .S S A W A W .V .V .W .W .V W A W A W A “ visit with the Hum family. Mahlon was recently the victim of a run •:-:-- x --:-:-. x -:~ x -* x ->- x -. x -<--:- x «- x -- x -<--:-->->* x -< k --:*:* v < v :“'“:“:'<":^ V ' away truck on a hill near his home, >*. T w ’ l I suffering two scalp wounds b rid e s severe bruises. The Aloha Meat Marke| TIME TO CLEAN UP We are pleased to hear that Mi. • • • * Maline’s eye is healing rapidly. Sun Maid Seedless Raisins 11 c Booth Sardines, oval He Jelly Glas&es, dozen 37 c Corn Flakes. 3 packages 22c 2 American Be&utv Shrimp, cans Cream of Wheat Warrenton Clams, 2 for Sliced Pineapple, No. l l/4, Mens “ Flip Top 2 for 2-Button Union Suits Picnick Drinking Cups 10 for 25c 22 c 45 c 21 c 90c If you haie wiring to do, call H J I reblehorn. By. 9898 R-4 He will gladly give you an estimate—adv. 4 > ! Aloha Mercantile Company II. A. Lowry and Howard A. Morrison, Proprietors Beaverton Lumber Co Across from S . 1’. D epot Beaverton^! Th h wn r i« wh., buy* * * * * * ................. ....................................... .. hi* tire* from mail-order house ought to get hi* free air and water . . . . . r ........ Mrs L L. Jensen of S»alent. spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. H C. We Carry a Complete Line of Drugs and General Merchandise Cell - O - Glass — For Chicken Hou*<* Making way for new hat*, every summer hat in stock $190 to $4 9(1 Values $4 50 to $4 90 New felts in I .»tel shade* $4 9y. Milady* Shoppe ad\ 1 QC Fresh Vegetables and Fruit Every Day Paint Up Mr. and Mrs. John Lenz o f Tigard visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Collis Monday. McCormick. Mr and Mrs P t; Day visited Mr * " ‘-"I t in s.ii,m last Soaday The> drove with Mr and Mrs II G McCormick, who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I.. L. Jensen. C A P IT O L “ Th« , THEATP House ojGood Shows" M U L T N O :\î A H , I OREGON Show> BpK'n: Evcntuga. 7 and 9 P. M. Suaday Continue. .’ *> Saturday, July 23 ’TH E Tom Mix in BRONCHO TW IST E R ” w < dnr.day, July 27 Mr». R L. Berry and two son*. Al- Laura La Plante in •THE BEAUTIFUL CH EAT” J bert and D eForest, have returned troru a week * vis,» at Oceanside » ♦♦9 0 9 0 » | I ♦ ♦ 0 9 » B9 w A Burleson of Portland has lea*. I the Stucco house at the corner of Illahee and l*avman streets .through firma McMahon C » » » » * * > ♦ * * ! Sun.-Mon- Tue* ' J.I* * Lillian ‘ h '*t1§ “THE SCARLET T hu ra.-F ri.-S al ^ Svd ( ha pli* L J “ THE BET IF * « Give the news to your home —first and always.