The Beaverton enterprise., October 21, 1927, Image 5

roKranil in
1.Cu|n. will
'nterestin^
“>e Uditi
f n td , )ne
hs having
h r-very-
P ' a,t-
n
1 Mr,, c
ternoon
TJorothy
!• Hi.i. .
Urv«rt, at
m’s sister,
ortland.
!cC urntick
week-end
ie with a
at the
with the
•tí lunch-
ian ; Ber-
,. Stoner,
Simmons,
ff. Jennie
<1 Maude
teeting at
b> the
ie
week-
I • ■ • «U • ft I
\2 RHODE ISLAND RED-Pullet*
the Ii
D O RO TH Y L O U ISE H A W L E Y
■1 O W t antrell.
and cockeral excellent stock |n-
2K f
»« Ca-l More-
Mr. and M.s II L. Olves, San
tM«*n^KiKKiAftue>(aa*
Dorothy Louise Hawley, daughter
locks place—end of Wattson St
M.*
I'aL are visiting
o,t Mr and Mrs. H H Hawley of Francise
loaverton, Oregon, was born lan- Olvcs .areni» Mr. and M o 1• H
FOR
S
A
L
E
-P
ian
o
.
Beds.
Di,,»,*
CENTS
table chairs, Rugs, heating stove, uar> U. I91J, at Greelv, Colorado Dresser
On Real E sta te
Low I n t e r e s t "J
fruit jars, and lots of other house- ■md passed .ovav Wednesday, Sep­
tember 2!, 1927, at the Good Sam­
Mr. and Mis H B Burton vis­
A LINE
hold
c o s t , re p a y m e n t pi iv e l e ( e s .
e*
.
goods
Will
sacrifice for aritan hospital m Portland after a ited m il I Newman and family at
Muick sale A D. Whitnter 0D- ■hrt illness. With her parents she Core alii» oser the week-end
W
r
i
t
e
fo
r
d
etails
¡*
PER TIME
posite school house Aloha. Ore
■ f f t t
came from Nebraska to Portland
tour years ago, entering the Penin­
Mr and Mrs H E. Prink and
FOR S A L E —Vulcan gas
in sula school where she mande many brother C. M Prink and wile drove
W ASHINGTON
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Count Five Words to Line
good condition Also Ruud I leater friends
among the teachers and1 to Scott* M ills Sunday and v i s i te d
Both for $¿11 Call evenings. Broad-
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN j
pupils. One year ago she entered the with their d a u g h t e r Mrs. Marsh and
I nlJR C L A S S IF IE D
AD VER.
way 9993-R -2
eighth grade c f the Aloha-Huber family
riSlNG
IS
D E S IG N E D
TO
school and last June she graduated
I r ODUCE M A X IM U M P R O F .
Sitine Bl.lg
Hillsboro, Ore. 5
FOR SA L E —Or trade for cow
with the highest honors in her class.
Mrs F \\ ade and friend w ere
• E E TH IIAM AZIN C N K W
tato digger 2 or 4 horse I)
' lT a t M IN IM U M c o s t .
Louise was alway| very proud of visitors at the home of 1 \\ Val-
SHAVING IN V E N TIO N
Shearer, Rt 2. Beaverton
S a ■ a a s m a m a m a ■ a a a ■ a a « •
the A l o h a - H u b e r
school and tersoti. Sunday
V .V .V .V .V .V .
K r i u Kram Strop,<or /« Ih t M o tt S u rp ri*-
dearly
loved
her
teachers
. . P h o n e - W r i t e -C all
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MAN'
WANTED -Common
Huber t'lub ladies met at the
work. and classmates. She was president of
Vo« (A, < •'<>/.,«, Sfi, * „ f S h a m o f V o u r
Fred Rogers. Tigard, Ore
her class, also o f the Home Making h o rn .
1
pM «•llinf power and th a buy-
Mrs Weaver Thursday ui- i;
L%ft. A' o IA sm # Life* J . A V ,r S o n B a to n !
HARDWARE
club—and
of
the
World
Wide terno. >n
■
pawar of tho classified ad
por sa le
0 g .. 1
Free Demonstration-No Obligation
Ches- Gudd, a class of young girls in ibe
«pace in
»ba
classified
Plumbing and Heating i J J R R E is a chan ce t r you to i n fo r yourself
ter White male hog. W T Hern- Aloha Sunday School.
Satur-
Abbott
Mrs
William
« “sura fire” investm ent.
* * th e a * to i ohii a » l »vin* invention the w hol,
don. Tigard, Walnut avenue
She had attended the Beaverton day to visit i vlaliv n
W avo.
F. W . B I S H O P
|: coun try ia t»!k m g about. (Probably you'vo l i ­
I u,t your needs and proclaim
High School just one week before Texas
re ml y react about it in Satu rd ay E v en in g Po»t,
Latterly, t '1 ht ■ and o th er hits m i^ a stn e ,.!
FO R S A L E -3
field woven wire she was taken ill—but in that brief
P h o n e 2003
B e a v e r t o n , Or.
r»ur
iUm*
1 lur k of n ! St>S boon, cool shac m a v e ir from
gates, 1 deep well Meyers pump time hail become greatly fascinated
Jhtt tim e blade. T h a t's w hat KKISS KKOSS
Heard and family, of Hazel ' . W . V . V . ' . V
in s t r u c t io n s
.V ,
R. Hoffarber, Tigard.
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W .V .V .S W *
with her work and her teachers.
la doinit for A m erican shavera n r n where?
have moved to Ruiloii
This ania/injr invantion m a rk » a u c h a radical
Louise was always a leader among
tali anco in abavin« com fort and economy th at
fi,t CENTS a
lina par
issua
Licensed Graduate \ eterinary
FOR SAI.F.—192t> Chevrolet coach her associates—not in a proud or
it
detterves to be called much m ore than a a tre p -
A D Whitmore and family are
for sale cheap Easy Terms, i ase- boastful way—but from a deep s e n s e
I 'c r . g a th e r ii is a blade rejuvenator. Makes
Ceuat five words to tb a line.
DR.
S.
SORENSEN
moving
to
Globe.
Arizona
h u iu lm lso f keen, uuick shaves bloasom where
Pechin Motor Co. Tigard
of duty and service. Of a cheerful
Theo count your p rofits.
only one s r r w before.
V ETER IN A R Y SCRG IO N '
and loving disposition, she was an
K k is s K k hs stro p s your blade ta n y m ake)
Mr Wilson is improving rapidly
EOR SA L E —5 rooms and bath. inspiration to all who ketv.v her and !
on th e diagonal, ju » t l ik e a m a s te r b a r b e r .
Beaverton, Oregon.
Pressu
re d ecreases au tom atically. Nickel jig
an
operation
on
his
knee
and
Large Attic, Full Basement, Eur- her sudden passing is a great shock I
r
Itioa up to n o tify you w hen blade is ready, w ith
Phones: Office Beaverton 0549
These Classified Ads ap pear in
nace, Combination Range Laundry and loss to the entire community. expects to return home next week
th e k e en est c u ttin g ed « e th a t ste e l can tak e
Farm Residence, Hillsboro 3R25
Trays, Built in Garage Buil
She was a true Christian girl, having
gesverton E nterp rise, T ig ard Sen
year. $4,000. $500, handles, owner, been baptized in the Methodist Epis­
An annual Halloween party will be
tja«I, M u l t n o m a h P rase and Aloha
copal church several years ago
Broadway 9935-R-6.
held at he home of Mrs. lean Me
News.
STROPPEH And RAZOR
Services were held at the Cham­ Breen next Saturday night
All of
COMBINED C IR C U L A T IO N 2250
C. W . N O Y E S
FOR SA L E —8 piece walnut dining bers Chapel in Portland after which her music punits from Beaverton
Tear Out This Ad—Wurth *1 to You
set. A bargain, too large for our the remains were borne bv «¡x of and Aloha will be present. This
Moftt unioue ruior you t»vt*r
ATTORN EY AT LAW
for the nominal p rica of 5c
Hcjtlly 3 rMAora in ottd
F R E E ! E A tiw
her
boy
classmates
to
her
final
rest­
event is looked forward to each
room Also a good heating stove
djufttablwtonny «having i»«
per line par tima.
»it kiii . Siiiipiy *ti>a tliioutf h
Hansen 32 E. Custer, Phone At ing place in the beautiful Rivervieiw : year with pleasant anticipation by
C o l l e c t i o n s — All
kinds I n s u r a n c e
tha toilerh< st crop of Him
her pupils.
cemetary.
3243, evenings.
Iter*. Nnthitttf hka it evor on
iliom tik< t l»i line Snwthu
Tipical of Louise's life was the
Beaverton, Oregon. •
ad utnl get tin« new ki- d of
ra or I am giving away PKlift
little prayer song which she loved
An
announcement
of
the
marriage
;o .1 ti idurd the Kri •: K itt>. i.;»« *- and ei.titlou
A D E—Chevrolet parts and wind­ so much to sing:—
JH M U S T ACCOM­ TR shield,
of Alts Hazel Wood Wal«h and
vou to u FUEL iifiJKimiUttfoHol kna* K imhh Strop
also set Encyclopedia for
per in your own htnn*. Abaolutely no obligation
Lord, help me live from day to day Vivian Robert Griffith on October w - i ' v-w-y-X' «x-sx-*x**x-x--x*
Chickens. Ed Murray, R 4, Box
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In such a self-forgetful way
Thin ofTor ii* lim ited, no clip thia out and drop
L5 in Portland, has been received
PANY A LL WANT ADS lt>4 Beaverton, Oregon.
T O IL E T
CREAM
SET
f
»»»•• iKMital to n itfh t— o r b etter eliil. U U j>Av#ie
That even when l kneel to pray
hv Aloha friends They will be at
me.
W hy not do it now?
$3 V A L U E
X
Mv prayer shall be for—O TH ER S home after November 1 at 422 F.
s p e c i a l $i.so
Others, Lord, yes others.
A. E . W O R T H
41 street N
Let this my motto be.
Mrs Griffith’s first husband owned
Kepresen .«live
B
E
A
V
E
R
T
O
N
[ small PA YM EN T DOWN hand­
Help me to live for others,
the house which was occupied hv
P
h
o
n
e
B r o a d w a y 9897 R -7
les modern house, Portland, 2 bed­
P
H
A
R
M
A
C
Y
That 1 may live like thee.
Mr
MaiRters and which burned
rooms, fireplace,
bath,
built-in
down this spring. It was built seven
B o x 46 Rt. 2 — B e a v e r t o n , O r e g o n
By Henrietta Gerrtiw
years agyi.
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kitchen, garage 16-year-old wal­
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BOY SCOUTS
All the students enjoyed an extra
nut tret, 2 apple, 1 crabappte, 2
Troop 15, Boy Scouts of America
Margaret Gaunt was taken to F
cherry trees. Box 386, Beaverton. two days vacation last Thursday and at Huber was iwell represented at
Friday. 1 don’t know how much of the Court of Honor, Thursday night mannufl hospital Wednesday night
a vacation our "dear teachers" got, at the courthouse, in Portland. The with an acute attack of aid>endicil<fs
A ANTED—To list your suburban but they all came back with tin four hoys from troop 15 were W il­
home acreage. Call Atwater 4515, idea that their subject was the liam Sundberg, Harold Price, W al­ FRANCIS C H A LM ERS G IL E L S
!
Portland, or write T. O. Howland, easiest in school, and we must be ter Stickney and Gordon Coward. ' . Frances .. Chalmers
.
, . , Gilels,
. . c retired
. ,
of “dutnbells”
U urn Delis be-
De- j n ont. Qf jKe Courts M ajor-Gen-‘ dtWfE'Ht. died suddenly last Saturday
Route 6, Box 36, Portland West- a perfect group ot
Orders taken off of Car
side Auto Camp. (30-31-P)
cause wo weren’t
werett t overly brilliant
bulliatit in
m cra| Me Alexander was one of the m Aloha. The funeral was held in
it.
presiding judges. Eddie Peabody of Portland Tuesday Deceased was a
Inter-class debates will begin in jj,,, Broadway Theater
was also a widower and had lived alone until
two
weeks
according
to
Coach
Webb
vjsjtor
The
merit
badge
"Craftwork recently when a daughter, Florence
¡FOR SALE C E R T IF IE D COCK­
That
means
all
the
classes
will
de-
¡n
Leather”
was
earned
at
camp by M Cuno, of Denver, arrived to make
ERELS—double
pedigreed
with
bate
among
themselves*
determining
SCO
U
fS
Harold
Price
and
Walter her home r.vith him. she was the
dams records 225 to 290 eggs,
only surviving relative.
the
two
best
debaiors
to
represent
Stickney.
The
badge
is
an
etnbroi-
sires’ dams 270 to 301. All birds
their
class.
The
Freshmen
debate
d,.re(j
moccasin
with
a
green
ring
are banded with official certified
against the two best Sophomores, around it and a brown background,
breeders wing bands. Order now
H A ZE L D A LE
The merit badge "Cycling” is a
for immediate delivery. $2.00 each and the Juniors against the '» ao ,
best Seniors. Then the w inners of j KOod badge for any bov that likes
The
Hazcldale
Literary
Society
and up. Avery’s Poultry Plant, i the Freshnien-Sophomore debate will to r;(|t, n bicycle. It was earned by
will open for the season on Tuesday,
Tualatin Ore.
debate against the winners of the
^Couts Win. Sundberg and Gordon evening, October 25. All members,
Junior-Senior
debate,
determining Coward. It is an embroidered bicycle or anyone interested in becoming a
member, please be there at 8^ o’clock
the two best debaiors in the school, wheel with a brown background
¡ACCKE1 »ITEI)—W hite Leghorn pul These debates will probably continue
Across from S, I'. Depot
Beaverton, Ore
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sy verson
There are lots of boys around
y
let», Hanson strain, nearly four for three or four weeks. Right after \|f,ha and Huber that are not and family of Newcastle, Wash.,
months old 80 cents each, now. these are finished the regular debate Scouts. If you are interested, come spent several days last week with •::*<**:*:**x^-x*x*x**:*<**:*<>-x**x**:*:*:':':-:*:*:*-x*vv:**:**:*x*:*<**x*x*<**:**x**XvX*
Tualatin Heights Chickery. Tual­ team which will have been picked to our meetings at Huber Hall on their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
atin Chtckery, Tualatin, Oregon.
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now. consisting of iour regulars and Friday nights between the hours of Svverson
Beldon Boge and family and Beo-,
two alternatives will begin county 7 .to and 9 30 o’clock You must be
Beaverton Res. 3602 |
debate work. All the county schools al it.a„t 12 years of age to join,
vn Boge spent the week-end in .. Phone 3603
|FuR SALE 4 room modern house, to participate are not known for
Tillamook
with
their
brother
and
sis
completely furnished, piano, $1200 certain yet but Forest Grove Hills­ I
'rr,
Mr. and Mrs
Fvarl
ltogc
worth of furniture, garage, lot 50 boro, Banks and Beaverton are sure
ALOHA N E W S
While at
the coast
they went
by 100 $2750, terms. P. M. Mad­ of entering. This will make a snap-,
hunting and fishing.
den, Beaverton.
py group of debates. Half of them
Mr. and Mrs C I
Barron and
H. Kingsberry, of California,
i.vill be held in the Beaverton High
family spent Sunday in Woodlawn.
■
at the home
visiting
this
week
Auditorium, so we’ll expect a large
Wash , with relatives and friends
I TOMATOES—for canning $1 per attendance. Debate isn t what most his mother Mrs. Wm. Clifton.
Mrs Hart. Frances Hart and Mr* j: D E A L E R IN H A Y , G R A I N , F E E D , P O U L T R Y
f
100 lbs.
Beaverton
Greenhouse, people think “dry and a lot of un­
B. 1». Griffiths spent Thursday shop­
The Ladies’ Circle of the Aloha ping in Portland
interesting facts,” it deals with to­
Highway and Lake Road.
|
S U P P L I E S and G A R D E N S E E D
day’s leading problems, some of Community church held a tea I hurs-
Willard Livermore, who is a *?n
which you, yourself ntav be uncer­ dav at the home of Mrs. J|. A. \fc- dent at Pacific University, spent (hr
Mrs. Barber assisted the
| JERSEY COW—& 6 mo. caff for tain of. Give us a chance to con­ Keowtt
,
week-end with his anni Mrs. We*
hostess.
vince
you
of
either
an
affirmative
tale Witch
Hazel
Station, W.
1 Barney
!•
W e Recommend
X
or negative answer.
has sold his
Mr.
P.
L.
Shaefer
Greelv Price $100.
the
in-
Johnson is renovating
After these county debates we
farm to Mr. Clark Krampton, of
of his home.
will enter the state debates which
Idaho, who has been renting thr
Berthold Scr atc h Food
will be more dtthcuh and interesting.
lack farm at Jacktovvn for the pas’
Mrs. Cook had her first girls
luncheon held at year. Air Shaefer has lived here
Berthold Standard Scratch Food
the
Cafeteria
At
fUK SALE—Saanen does-good stock basketball practice Monday evening
last week, Mrs.
and his man*
Berthold E g g Marh
Will take produce in part pay­ Quite a group turned out. and it the school house Grove, spoke on for several yet'rs
friends are sorry to see hitn leave
ment Cleland, Broadway 9788-J-3. was a peppy practice., A larger Hines, of Forest
the district. F.velv Dav spent Mon i
"Child Welfare."
Berthold E g g Mash with mineral
Rt 3, Box 112, Beaverton.
group turned out Wednesday eve-
.lay night as tht guest of lean
Berthold Dairy Feed
ning. All the girls seemed to be
Miss McMartin and Mr \lc£>uad< Smith
enjoying themselves and Mrs. Cook, visited with Miss Me Martin's moth
Berthold Standard Dairy Feed
Mr.
Stewart
Thompson,
of
Port­
FOR KENT—7 room modern house, is proving herself perfectly capable
land, was a week end guest of Mr
garage, 2l/ i acres, opposite Tigard of teaching the girls some real bas­ er, Mrs. Ruth Hayes, last Sunday.
Berthold Hog Feed
and Mrs Douglas while hunting in
Public school. $25.00 mo. Call at ketball and by all reports from the
Steri Speisz was brought Some the neighborhood
[. premises. Phone Tigard 2455.
girls our new coach has made a
Mr. DoughTy and his son. *vim
from
the hospital Thursday
hearts
of
place for herself tn the
Manilla and Standard Binder
w in e
i >ok a trip to Eastern Oregon, over
all
the
girls
already.
EXPERT Shoemaker at Tigard, see
the
week-end.
The Lowry home on the highway
Our football boys play Gresham
John Lenz, two blocks south of High on our home field Friday Oct­ is being painted this week
Mr. and Mrs. C. P Svverson had
FLOUR
as their guests on Sunday., Gene
Public school.
ft
~
ober 21. This will be the hrst game
•Mr. and Mrs Thoms and two vieve ard Ha/rl Revere, Kavmon**
of the season at home We h<»pe
R O L L I N G and G R I N D I N G
this will change the hard luck our daughters were guests at the^U G Bevere, and ClifTord Wise, all ot
Charlotte Cobb, teacher Violin, Piano team has been having
Gates, Oregon
Beattie home Sunday
** your home
Multnomah, AT-
Mr and Mrs Roland visited or
Also don’t forget another very
W e Deliver
5500
important event. The Order of the
Mrs. C A. Hoffman is recovering Sunday with friends at Sylvan
R gives it's first athletic benefit from the quinsy.
Jack and Fred Soller, of Port­
Beaverton Oregon, Near S. P. Depot
■ lance at the Huber Commercial club
land are staying with their aunt,
WANTED—Oat* and wheat, will Friday evening. October 2\. t ome
Helen Marvin, who has been em­ Mrs. J. A McMillan, and attending
F»y cash Chasl
BerthoKl, 3W)J to the game, and end up a perfect ployed by the Western l ni‘*n. Rft -chool here, while their father is
We will be in the market to buy oats and wheat
or 3(02 Beaverton.
day by cotiung to the popular dance Saim d,iv
moi ning
for
* allfi>inia, a patient at St. Vincent’* hospital
• vhere she will attend the sch‘>ol
conducted by this company, for sev
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K
Burton,
of
New
York
city
.was
MANURE—For
sale,
Mr
eral months.
a
visitor
at
the
home
of
hts
brother
htsin^lcy, Bend Road.
H B Burton and family tut«
Whcn asked for new« a certain
A sister. Mrs Geo S Turnbull uf
lady said, " It’* too rainy for
SA LE—Hogs Wm. T. Hern Eugene, was also visiting here Mr* Aloha
_ It
‘loti, on Walnut Ave, Tigard.
Turnbull’s husband is instructor in news.
journalism at the l niversitv of Orr-
Cash Johnson, of Rcaverton. wa<
gon and editor of “Oregon F.xchan-
R e l i a b l e n u r s e —w ishes work
If
Sunday visitor at the home of
° r care of children evenings. Mrs.
FTorencr
•Adeline Mel!, Multnomah
Qas House Heating Gives
J F Smith and wife, of Reaver
AGENT W A N TED —In
this
terri
ton. visited with C Florence and
10 riclex to the hook.
Users
Great
Comfort
l‘,r> Make $75U) per week. $1 .St
family Sunday
hour for sp»re time Introduc-
People buv comfort
,han
Any on e can use them .
m8 Finest Guaranteed Hosiery % fuel when they use gas for ht an»rK ( N Hill has returned from Cochran
''Ge« and colors. Low prices. Auto their homes, according to M r where he ha* been employed in the
Frequent schedules.
furnished. No capital of experience Shenton. President of the I hibdel log^tnc canips
Luxurious coachca*
necesvary
Rctterknit Textile Co., phia Meter Company, after a years
experience with a gas-fired furnace
i ’f'k 2742, Greenfield, Ohio.
Mrs
I H Sidwell visited with
in his Merion. P a. home
he* daughter in Salem last week
"When
the
entire
absence
of
^ ANTE!)—Hear from owner Ranch
The cafeteria held at the school
State cash price, particulars thought in providing coal in a,,' anfp- h.sise bv the P T A netted them
no ashes, no dirt, and above all. an $42 on
E Rush, Minneapolis, Minn.
evenlv heated home are taken into
consideration; the difference in c.«M
Mr and Mrs C row per and babv
E KF^NT —4 room* and bath ai
P A C IF IC /
it*
significance
sav*
Mr Mr and Mrs Garnett and Mr *r
! i F>tol Hill. Freshly painted. 21 j loses
Shenton
"I
am
not
an
enemy
\irs
Storms
and
baby
visited
Sun
■V’ kas, water, healing stove. Bull
but I atn in opposition to un­
F M Storms and familv
Nun water and electric light*— coal
o * * ,/ * , i
labor It is foolish to tend dav Mr with
necessary
»1.4) j,cr nionth Call Broadway
ard Mr- ( harle- Fill» o
F O I —1-27
_
an
evenly
a furnacr, when Rft> *>vr*
. Mr and Mrs Seebree, of Tor'land
heated home devoid of all labor and were Sunday visitors at the hi>me
ON S A L E A T
Tht «a* boiler makes for a
*k
R E N T—A modern
5-room trouble i ni certainly more healthy of ) C. Beck.
Whitehall
R
es
taurant
H at ch Drug Company
cleaner and
use t'aii jn n j Beaverton
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