Gr»o( FOK ■ H - 'o t ,T T w a n t ad s . house, Il Wî5 tl ‘r ■ ■ V i l m* : s **”k < y lun» Mrs. CENTS A LINE PER TIME C «m i F ivc Words to Line OUR C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R ­ TISIN G IS D ESIG N ED TO ,s h"">« funi PROD U CE M A XIM U M P R O F ­ M'f'ng vacaba,, IT A T M IN IM U M COST. ,d Mr* U « A house guest t , -Phone-W rite -Call id. The «ailing power and the b u y h a d I,ar>y for t^J I H«.ine Pnr^J II he riven T Ü Mr' LaTur, | sa w er o f th e cla ssified ad sp ace in th s x la ssifia d a “su rs fir s ’* Investm ent, you r needs and proclaim •nie item s hare. IN STRU C TIO N S F i r . C E N T S a lins per Aid of the un'ty churck J luncheon TetuU ladies had J II hoa- they dio issue __ tjive words to th s line. T h e . cou nt your p ro fits. . . C lassified Ads appear in ■ton E n te rp rise , T ig a rd San - M u ltnom ah P re s s and A loha News. n DeLone C O M BIN ED CIRCULATION hower for \Ir. f t for the nominal prie* tst week at |*r , par line par timn. 5 F.. A. Prieg Mr> J I fj l l t t t ‘ • • - . -. - -s -. 3.000 af Sc «A$H M U S T ACCOM- ALL WANT ADS h ’ 1 nno,hfr i t t t i > • • • • • ’ u when the er were the « home burnr ' = = = = = “ ~ S ALK ‘ ‘ ’ done but if th P lP E R T Shoemaker at Tigard, see een home unit John Lenz, two blocks south of e would have b« Public school. full New 5-room basement, modern Jiacr PU LL TO G ETH ER HITEON or ALL SUMMER LONG If the citizens Und residents of a 1 more all in fruit, one ntile south of Mr and Mr> Win UarlsicUil ani Bank on Watson Beaverton T " * » n° ‘ ,,U" “ * * ‘hcr ca” taby of IV.vell \ alley spent Satur- n pi>< they expect siran^ers to Hunk well (,a>. e%ening a, , hf , M |)axi„ of their own community? lrue^, every I ju>|lu. town has people who have disagree-1 Lble characteristics. Kach one of us is , FO R S A L E —Second hand Singer 7 ."" r " 7 " .......... ... .............. ---- - , Hiteon Club n|cels Wednesday. . . , . , ' KCU,,ar in some respect in the w arch yj M , hc ho|llf o( H«rthu sewing machine, breaktast table, mind of the “other fellcsv“ But Robitm)n Xo meeting was held Mar and rug% cheap. Call Beaverton fven if it is the truth, we should; j j ^ accoun, ot $ickness 1925. not say evil things of o u j fellow- _______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ j townsmen. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Struthcrs t'/’vL) c v r i? i , bar better be like the Scotch, of and daughter Elizabeth were Sunday UK SA L E —Loos« hay, clover and whom Dr. Samuel Johnson said that «.veni„K ,¡inner guests at the N. P timothy. Phone Tigard 086, K. S. no matter how big b nvque a man Nielsen home at Tigard. Torn*. was in Scotland, all other Scotchmen ____________________________________ -ang his praises to every stranger Mrs Evelyn Heath and baby are in their precincts, simply because the visiting at the E. 1). Hite home this FOK SA L E —Double sewed single har rascal was their fellow-countryman week It is better to be like the Sco tch .! ----------- ness, or trade for small plow. Ti- even straining our veracity, at least; A number fri*m Hiteon attended yard 2453. in ti harmless way, than be like the the grange dance at Kiuton last. Irish of rvhom this same sage face- Thursday night l-OK S A L E —Eight stands of Italian' uously said: “1 love the Irish because Miss M.tblc Olson had the mis - 1 bees in first class condition. 1. L »Eey are so honest; they never speak fortune to full a week ago breaking Pier, Multnomah, Oregon Phone well of each other." a rib. All of us* that know Mrs. So and roa v\ ay_____ * ) ________________ _ So should not let her chickens ruin Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gardner ami the spring garden, but we should FOR SA L E —Quilts and rugs and •will remember that the chickens them- family of Jennings Lodge and Mr. Vake orders to make quilts ami selves are things of practical value an,l Mis. Leslie Harlow ami daughter braided rugs. 134 Walnut St., even if fortigers in manner and pre- Milwaukee spent Sunday after- Multnomah datory in disposition. We should be '»<*><» »« 'he Struthcrs home thankful we do not live in a country (irandnia Hewitt, t'hris Christen­ SPADING, general odd jobs. Albr.'i or neighborhood among the nabobs sen, lAitricia Anderson and Buddv Brothers. Bx 144. Beaverton, care whose l'^ cocks wake up the inhab- itants with their screeches and roost Hite were on the sick list laist week of B. F. Itudley. 3t)c an hour. all day on the front porch^ and which > FOR S A L E —Hatching eggs; K Is­ serve no useful purpose except to; H ILLSD A LE satisfy the vanity of their owners. lam! Reds. Rt. 0, Bx 937, Portland. Learning to look for the good in; No n o ,v* cases of smallpox have our neighborhood (Und such good ¡■’OR SA L E —Geese and turkey eggs. there is to be found) is quality that M*ccn reported ill this community ta ll Paul W’-thl, Rt 1, Tigard, O n . ,A.,„ rt,ap a harvest of benefits. A *his « riling. town divided against itself can never j W AN TED—2 sacks Earlv Rose lM,t- rise to the height to which its n a t-, I'he Schisimi family was released aloes delivered at Schubrings store jural situation would otherwise permit from smallpox quarantine Tuesday Tigard Ore W rite or phone *l'i-j **• Forgetting our differences in petty I and the children have again resumed ¡affairs, or even in matter» of mag their school work. gard 61-J. Mr. Samlbhxmi. nilmle, is absolutely necesstirv if we Mr. and Mrs. ( harles Brickcll of W A N TED —Agent to solicit fire ¡i?d! ar^ to PuU ‘“«ether. lo he blimled bv prejudice is a Portland were dinner Knest<, at tin automobile, casutility insurance am i, condition that harms most him who Monte Brickell home WcdneAdav surety. Phone BR. 7(XX). is afflicted. Having eyes with which evening. ---------------------------------- -------------- ----- to see, minds with which to think | Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Batty enter­ ¡•'OK SA L E —t heap, solid oak din­ and enthusiasm with which to work, no job is too big for our town in tained a group of friends Saturday ing table and six chairs, large lea­ a public way. evening at their home. Bridge play- ther seated rocker and an oak lib 1'iig was the main event of the even­ vary ««able. Call HR. 9795-R-3 TOO MUCH D ETA IL in g , S U N D R Y — Mrs. Lierinan is sMll in inyable St. Pilro^, lauudiy business and solicits your iturday nieht I atronage. W ill call for and deliver, irl Parker to c ’hona Beaverton 8135. sister Mrs. Ri he rooms were IABY L H 1X —Now is the time to id the color scl-jorder [your chix for 193V 1 have t in the ref- only the finest quality bred for ■d to meet Mr.|hi»fh .e88 production, hatched in * \i r r r 1 Buckeye Mammoth Incubators: r ru i, th o r n s , Hanson strain .. $14.1«. „ G; , FMe- Mr Barred Rocks ................................ d. Mr and R j Reds ................................. ....16.00 fa/el N’een F.oosi'.-j Austrol* >rj>s .... - .......................... — 30.(It1 ---------- laimnoth Pekin Ihicklmgs........... 30.00 I.orrimer hr* j Hatche every Tuesday. Visitors ific Dental Co d always welcome. Send for free cat A Chicago man collapsed and died eht at St Vine a'otf- W I Wilcox, Poultry Farm SO LIC ITO R —Good proposition, lady Several friends of Mr. and Mrs-. in making his monthly rounds to d been ill * m ] ™ A H cuhery Keedville, Ore., P preferred. Bx. 593, Beaverton, Ore. Monte Brickell gtivc. them a surprise collect interest from 35 different O. address Beaverton Route 4 ; arty at their home Saturday even­ Telephone Beav erton 7252. FOR SA LE- One 6-iubc radio sei. Hmks Mayb- Qirnegie was right ing. The evening was enjoyably spen* A -l condition, inquire of V.H. after all, when he said it was better F.GHOKN eggs and chix VH1TE LEG playing bridge. Those present w ere: Kosebraugh, Aloha. Beaverton 1954. tv I'ttt all of your eggs in one basket :nd money at •iron, b,g vi igorious 2 and 3 year ' f- and Mrs. Bob Vatitlcrbeck of and then .vatch that basket. to Washington “ ___ old ____ hens mated i Portland, Mr. ami Mrs. Wu|ter FOR SA L E —Goose eggs, 35c each, State Certified R. O. P Tancrcti Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs. A1 John ( Tulose strain, phone Beaverton-7655 iW W iV V V W W Strain cockerels from 250 to 300 ■ton and Mr. and Mrs. Brickell. egg record dams and 280 to 326 DURHAM. ejgg record sire’s dam F.xtra Large H O U SEW O RK —by the hour, Maude Oiler, Beaverton 3303. The March Pre-School nuvting Eggs. Big Husky Chix. Eggs 10c Merle Grubb, of California, is vis­ each, chix 20c each. Stromquist held at the home of Mrs. Otto Teus FOR SA L E — Baled straw; two miles iting his mother, Mrs. Alex Car­ Poultry Farm, Tigard, Oregon. cher was fairly well attended. penter. , south of Huber on Huber avenue. IS .s . .«-------------- M. BJoomquist. :USTOM HATCHING—I will hatch Johnny Mortenson and his mother Mrs. Blaire and Mrs. Henningsot A Y ’S P L A N ? your * eggs for less than you oan have recovered from their recent ill­ read the lesson. Thp April meeting afford to set hens or run small in­ ness and Johnny is again in high ill be held at the home of Mrs. cubators. Any quantity. Set every school. Henningson. put into act Id Mondav Using only Buckeye Mam moth Incubators. Send for free The boys and girls 4-H clubs and | cattlog Visitors always welcome. The rcgukir P. T. A. meeting held ; their leader» are working hard to W. J. W ilcox, Poultry Farm and 1 it the school house Friday afternoon Hatchery, Keedville, Ore., P. O. for ; make a success of their program to was well attended. j1 given at the school house Saturday1 k account yot address, Beaverton, Route 4. T e’ over be And Oh B o y ! good things iy is t h e help ephon< Beaverton, 7252, 3 8 years I evening. Mrs. Winnard, Mrs. Scoffern and to eat - chicken and rabbit sand­ kMrs. Nelson were elected to serve ; p l a n o f actiot wiches und candy. . G S and C H IX —from trapnested on the nominating committee. A 1 ounces for « r Heavy Laying Barred Rocks and; delightful lunrh was ae«"-ed by Mrs. Mrs. Hulda Kideman and children Bufffr Leghorns. Choice birds that Otto Teusrher and Mrs. Conrad j of Aloha called at the home of her lay Select Big Eggs and lots of :ftc r 45. l * f Ton C h sssit with C ab, $650. All pru.es f. o. b. factory, F lin t, M ich. * T O O T H PA ST E Large Tube 2 5 i* H EVROLET ST IP E S GARAGE Beaverton, Oregon ♦ .o S i x i n t h e p r i c e r a n g e o j t h e J o u r