WANT ADS
HAZELDALE
‘•or the week of September 7 the
association price for New York ex-
Miss Agnes i handler, of H ilsey, tras "as 41 cents. The pool was
Oregon, returned to her hotnt 1 **, made August 29th when the top
Sunday after spending a week »*ith Pric,f quoted in the Oregonian and
Miss Jean Smith.
other dailies was 34 cents for Nc*-
¡York extras.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis a n d _
were guests of A. F. Doughty
Work on Market road No. 31-34
Sunday.
on the hill near the I'hehak place is
progressing. The grade is being low
ered to conform with the market road
policy of the county and state.
cents
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a
LINE
PER TIME
C»unt Fir* Words te Line
niR CLASSIFIED ADVER-
i1NG IS DESIGNED TO
ODUCE MAXIMUM PROF-
at
m in im u m
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.
J. W. Harkness has nearly com
pleted the addition to his dwelling.
Write -Call
, .tilin g p o w tr an d th e buy-
p ew tr o f th e c la s sifie d ad
lits space
in
th e .c la ssifie d
so n a "sura fir e ” In v estm en t.
I your n eed s an d p » claim
u sale item s hare.
r.u Kannow left on Sunday
( ondon, Oregon, where he te
in the high school. He has bee
structor and athletic coach ther
the past two years.
in s t r u c t io n s
CENTS a
lin e
par
issu e
int
w o rd s to th a lin t
Than co u n t y o u r p ra fits.
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These C la ssified A d s ap p ear in
gsaverton E n terp r ise . T ig a rd S e n
tinel. M ultnom ah P r e s s and A lo h a
Mr and Mrs. E. L. Meyer, Mr.
and Mrs. W R. Hawxhurst and Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Richardson were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Ray Quinn
and family at the Lloyd A. Lee
Poultry Farm and Hatchery near
Salem Sunday. From the home of
Mr and Mrs. Quinn the party mot
ored seven miles to Hazel Green
park, a beautiful spot on the Pud
ding river where a picnic dinner was
held with three birthday cakes to
especially celebrate the birthday an
niversaries of Messrs Meyer, Hawx
hurst and Quinn. Boat rides and
many juvenile attractions were in
dulged in by the party.
Miss Frances Hart of Cooper Moun
tain will teach the third grade at
l.lgin this yeai Miss Francis Goth-
ard
will be on the faculity of Intlep-
CO M BIN ED C IR C U L A T I O N 2250
ence High School. Mrs. Gothardwill
for the n o m in a l p rice af 5c make her home in Independence this
year with Francis. Miss Anna Grab-
>r line per tim e.
horn will teach the fifth grade in
Pete Potvin, who has been in
the Hillsboro schools
charge of the W. R. Hawxhurst
meat market at Tigard, joining the
ash m u s t
a c c o m Jenfrey Rloomquist has returned t< 20th Century store has purchasad the
pany ALL WANT ADS his electrical course at Benson Polytec shop from Mr. Hawxhurst. The
hnic High School. He is a Sopho consideration, which was cash, is
more this year.
unrevealcd. Mr. Potvin has a pleas
OR RENT—Newly tinted 5-room
ing personality and has made many
flat. Nelson Thomas, Multnomah.
Mrs. Janette Purnis and children friends since he has been a res
who have spent the summer with her ident of Tigard, about five months,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Cary, and has built up a very satisfactory
XPF.RT Shoemaker at Tigard, see left last week for their home in Roch business. Mr. Hawxhursf operates
John Lenz, two blocks south of ester, Minnesota.
a meat market in Tualatin and has
Public school.
large livestock interests to look after
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ana
Mr.
\
erl
salee
are
receiv
leaving him very little time to de
fOK SALE—Air tight heater, cheap.
ing congratulations on the birth of a vote to the Tigard market.
Call at Enterprise office, Beaver
daughter bom last week.
ton Phone 7.V13
John Nyberg is now distilling his
iÖK SALE— Modern 5-room house.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson and orvn mint which is turning on* much
Nelson Blvd. and Hoffman read. Mable Watson spent last week at the
better than he anticip^*'.' f t .,
Phone Brd. 9932-J-5.
beaches.
traction is equaling about two gal
lons
of peppermint to a vat which
BEST IN the W est” Hanson strain,
Friends in this community will be
‘aking orders for baby chicks for sorry to learn of the death of Mr. holds about one half ton.
1929. The strain that lays the most Henchie in Idaho, where he has made
Mrs. Mary F.. Robinson is greatly
large white eggs for the feed con his home for the last few years Mr.
sumed. E. C. Richardson, Tuala Henchie’s death followed an opera improving her garage building op
erated by W. E. Mttlkey. A cement
tin Heights Chickery, Tualatin, Ore. tion for appendicitis.
floor and other improvements are
noted.
■ROOM house for rent, one mile
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller had as
south of Tigard. See F.. F.. Finley their guests last Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. George Simmons of
WANTED—All kinds of Laundry Clarence Cumlin and family and Mr.
Salem visited here over the week
and
Mrs.
Hausman
of
Los
Angeles,
work. First house this side of
end with the families of E. A. Rob
Union Oil Tanks, Beaverton.
inson and Mrs. I. N. Robinson.
Miss Gladys Haskins, who is teach
[AVE several clients willing to ex ing the school here is making her
The Misses Leta, Letha and Phyl
change Portland residential prop home with Mrs. Maggie Anderson.
lis
Tiedeman of Stafford were recent
erty for suburban property. Beaver
guests over night of the Misses Ny
ton Finance Co., Beaverton, Ore.
A few neighbors and friends of berg.
Mrs. Ellerson surprised her at her
OK FIRST CLASS Dressmak
home last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Higgins
call ATwater 3222
Most of the time was spent out
doors and a dainty lunch was served Seattle were Labor Day guests
FOK SALE—Boy’s auto
on the lawn. The guests numbered Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilson.
:ondition, cheap, AT 3290
sixteen and amongst those present
were Mrs. Arthur Mills, Mrs. Vaughn
OR SALE— Chester white pigs, Mrs. L. P. Brooks, Mrs. McHenry,
M a y Shed A r m a t W ill
Mrs. Maggie Anderson, Mrs. Bledsoe,
F. Eisner, phone Tigard 028.
Mrs. C. P. Cameron, Mrs. Williams,
A starttHli may Jerk off each of It*
WANTED—Housekeeper, elderly lady Mrs. Oscar Taylor, and Mrs. Edgar
five uriuu s e lrn l in su e e e a a la * ; 1» may
preferred. Ti.v'o children 15 and 4 Lusby of Aloha, Mrs. Tom Miller, c a rt off an In ju red or paraalilr.ed arm:
years, phone Beaverton 2402 after Mrs. Purdie and Mrs. J. C. Smith. In ru re case* tfmr* U m ultiplication
by division. Sea u m iiin b o rs d isch arg e
th e ir vlecaru In th e apasin* «1 ca p tu re
and may th u s eaeupa from un aston
lahed foe.
T h e rep lacem en t ol the
The Double Six met at Scholls food can al Is som ctlm ea accom plished
Saturday evening and a number of In te n day*, th o u g h It tnay ta k e a*
the Tualatin Rebckahs and Odd
ninny week*.
TUALATIN
Lodge Directory
BEAVER LODGE
No. IM. A.
Vnlrrrnity of Oregon Sorority l fr*
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V**f*"**A
<vy
1
! r.etive in campus activities, lligheat
place » a s won in com petition w ith
1 more th an 40 living organizations.
University of Oregon, Eugene.—
Thu Alpha Phi scru ity plarod h ;!i
ast in scholastic rating of all living
organisa tiens nt the University of
MAPLEWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyons enter
tained at their home on Sundax
Mr. and Mrs. thus. Ness and daugh
ter Dorcthy, and Mr. and Mrs W al
ter Preston of East Portland.
Be loyal to your own m erchants—spend money at home
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hyatt and Mr.
and Mrs. Garens spent the week end
and Labor Day at Sheperd Springs
lite Averys motored
Wash, for Labor Day.
to
PLAN NOW
Everett
Mr. and Mrs. A. Holm had as
their house guests during the week
end, Rev. K. E. Byleen and family
of Turlock, Cal., Mr. and Mrs O.
Johanson and daughter Dagtnar of
Bellingham, Wash and Mr. and Mrs.
H. Malmberg of Seattle, Wash.
H eat Your Home Next W inter
with
E. R. Smith has bought a home
near Forest Grove and moved there
with his family on Sunday.
A utom atic Instantaneous- Clean
No Chores or Ashes
DURANT 75
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Fellows attended. L. F. Francis took
r. A A. M one carload over.
K e e p U p Courage
Miss I.ucile Wourms, bookkeeper
T h e d a rk e st h o u r 1* only un h o w
each month by order of L. D. Shell- at the Oregon City Woolen Mills is K eurfulneua kill* clieerfulneu* and tin
tnberger, W. M , J. B. Kamberger, going to stay with her parents, Mr. lex* opposed w eaken* co u rag e and de
and Mrs. Fred Wourms and drive « tro y s In itia tiv e .—C a p p er’« Weekly.
forth and back to her employment.
BEAVER CHAPTER She is negotiating for a new car.
Messi first
and
th ird
K |jfeg r Meets
C d a
~
bur*
second
aud
fourth W ednesday
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ol
T h u rs d a y s
of
Shop where you live—Help build up your community
m onth.
Gorham ,
W o rth y M atron
Deaiuy, S ecretary,
parly and SOU the third
Margaret
aid
W e U a o s d a y — V in t e r s
koavc-ftu a
eu y
council
w e le o m e .
m e e ts
gtCllB-
first
M U «*
Beaverton Res. 3ÔC
Phone 3603
second T u e sd a y
Modem
W ellm an
Mherleaf camy, meets
,rA;>y and third Ti
«•onth
Charles Berthold
a t t i , m
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L I F E T I M E o f a r h i r v r m e n t la c ro w n e d by th e
D u r u n t 75 IN* L uxe S e d a n —t h e lu rg m t, n y e e d le a t,
a n d miM t l u x u r i o u a o f t h e u ltr u - u in a r t D u r a n t
S liv e r A n n iv e rs a ry S h e * . 11 T liia b e a u tif u l c a r re
m a i n s t h e m o a t r e f r e s h in g e x p re s s io n u f l o d a j ’*
in o d e — th o u g h iim iii I ha h a v e pasm-d s in c e
ita d e h u t a n il o t h e r n iu n u f u e lu r e r a h a v e
u n n m i n m l " n e w m o d e l* ” . See It to d ay .
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I O. O. I . No 25 2
4 every
M onday night at than
‘n Beaverton. N. G. J. F. God-
s t t ’ty U E U nderhill.
rtoo Fobcknh Lodge No. 24ò
»• and 3rd Teevilay of each
Mr*. Albert Erickson, N. G
»dard, secretary.
"«*'<* Grange, No .Ol. meets thf
rL .'1' Saturday of each month. B K
,f**y. m a ste r, M rs. Rubv Boyd, sec-
Wary
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M APES & SON
Billiard Parlors
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Tobaccos
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Confections
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Soft Drinks
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DEALER IN HAY, GRAIN, FEED, POULTRY
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS IN BULK
We Recommend
cratch Food
Berthold Egg Ma*h
'gg Mash with mineral
Dairy Feed
Dairy Feed
Standard Scratch Food
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