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BEAVERTON PAGE 4 THURSDAY, JULY 2«, ENTERPRISE ALOHA TO PLAY SERIES | Complete coverage of the eastern WITH TUALATIN end of Washington county and the southwestern part of Multnomah Quest« of Mr. and Mrs. Guy McCor- Aloha, winners of the second half county, that is why our want ads pay. Whose Store is Located at 230 2nd Street, in Portland, is a Leading Paint, W all Paper, mic Saturday evening were: Mr. and title of the Sunset league will meet and Varnish Establishment in the City and is Prepared to Furnish the Best of Tualatin, first half champs in a three Mrs. R. B .Brown, and their nelce Miss Genevieve Carter. Bridge was Paints to Painters and Paper Hangers. The Satisfied Customers Speak for the I game series, the first of which will be the diversion of the evening. A dain I played here Sunday, July 23. Quality of Their Products. ty midnight lunch was served by the I The local nine played their first Label Merchandise hostess. This is a very well known concern and supplies offered by them have men of the country and worthy of ex season in league baseball this year, We join the manufacturers in en Harry Eliander, who has been ill which is one o f the most completely been scientifically tested and found tended mention. finishing the first half in fourth dorsing these brands: for sometime, is slowly recovering. Complete department for painters' stocked in this section, being au to be the best possible. The prices place, chiefly due to a lack of organi Campbell Shirts _____________$1.95 A house is being erected on the B. are the lowest possible and the ser supplies is maintained and the prices Reinhart Tie» _________________ 95 K. Denny farm at Raleigh to replace thorities in the latest paints, var vice is rendered under the direction on this class of goods as well as the zation and experience. The beginning I of the second half found them round- Mallory Hate _________ ______ 3 59 nishes and wall paper. the one recently destroyed by fire. of a management thoroughly conver paint are lower than the mailorder j ing into form, however, and behind B. Si L. Underwear Mason Craig, who has been serious Step right in and they will be glad sant with every feature of the busi houses. Cloyes' excellent pitching won six out Union Merchandise— Union Clerks ly ill for the past month with a rup to give you valuable suggestions as ness. We might sum it all up by The paint department is most com of seven games to rank as favorites tured appendix, is reported to be im saying that it is quite appropriate to plete featuring a full line of paints, for the circuit pennant. The winners how to decorate your place so that it proving rapidly. give this establishment the title stains, varnishes, oils, and painters of the playoff are elligible to enter Mrs. Margaret King of Oakland, will present an excellent appearance. "paint headquarters." supplies. in the fall tournament held annually They are very familiar with every Cal., was a visitor at the home of We are glad to compliment this This establishment is an important in Portand, and consisting of the lead thing that is in the paint line and we Washington Mr. and Mrs. R. B .Brown Saturday. feature of the life of the community well known establishment on the po- Mrs. King returned to Oakland on desire to compliment them upon the and no matter what may be your sition the enterprise occupies in this ing teams in the City, Portland Val I- ■- Tuesday upon receiving word of the standing of their store in th» business needs in this line, when you call at section of the country and to assure ley, Oregon State, Inter-City, Greater j Portland, Honcyman Hardware, Tu-1 illness of her daughter Mrs. Edward world of this part of the state. this place you will find them courte- the public that here they will always • i Y i V A V i W A W A S W i ’ i V i Y ,' alatin, and Sunset leagues. The matter of paints, and supplies ous and accomodating, efficient and find courteous treatment and high Humane of that city. Pomona Grange meets Wednesday is a most Important one. They have capable. Their charges are always grade goods. The second game will be played on j S H O U L D D E N T IS T S A D V E R T I S E ? July 26 at Kinton Grange. left nothing to chance. The paints right. They are prominent business ! Look for their ad in this paper. the Tualatin grounds, and the third To Sit Upon the E m p ir e State Building Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Madsen, Mr. and shout to the world what dentistry if necessary, will be played at Corne and has done and is doing every day would Mrs. Fay Faxton and Mr. and Mrs. a farewell Party given at the home of N uml)er o f Chauffeurs be small compensation for one’s in lius. Briggs, returned home Wednesday Mrs. McCulley Tuesday afternoon by Youngsters Especially debtedness under these circumstances from a motorcycle trip through Yel the ladies of the Metnodist church. A Thousands of persons in need of in Licenses Issued Small Enjoy Orenomah Picnic The probable starting batteries are formation are denied it because of the lowstone National Park. surprise shower of handkerchiefs and Cloyes, and Saindon against either code of ethics with reference to Mrs. Lance Kennedy and three sons aprons was delightfully received. Mr. spreading such knowledge through Formal notice to state police and Reber or Schriner and Reber. The advertising. left for their home in LaGrande after and Mrs. Wildman will leave soon for A large representation of the mem-1 For Years a two weeks visit at the Andrew Ken the east where they will make their city enforcement authorities concern bers of the Orenomah Masonic lodge ■ gams is scheduled for 2:30. ing the failure of some 4,000 chauf the advertising dental profession has nedy home. home. feurs to obtain their new badges, will j and Eastern Star chapter gathered on ■___ j.________ .---- ---------- -------------- ' - realized this fact. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Clements of Tell Fewer Stories be made this week, according to word 1 the Tualatin river for their annual pic j Portland, were visitors of the A. B. to vour patient. A good laugh is METHODIST CHURCH NEWS just received from Hal E. Hoss, Sec- nic- The chapter ball team defeated fine medicine, but the public needs Clements home Sunday. George F. Gordon, Minister retary of State. Of the 13,628 regis the Masons by a score of 23-17. more beneficial information in regard Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sheets motored BEST’S INSURANCE GUIDE gives to the "W HY" of dentistry and mod tered chauffeurs in Oregon on July Particular attention was given to I to Astoria Saturday to visit their The sermon subject at eight o’clock ern ways of serving it. the FARMERS AUTOMOBILE Inter- 10, only 3,133 have applied for licenses the entertainment furnished for the j Who Is Actually Acquainted brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and wll lbe “The Pioneer of Life” This Mrs. Richard Meisegeier. They re subject centers in Acts 3.15. A pio ¿'or the current period as compated juvenile«, in order to assure them of INSURANCK-Exchange the highest with the new to explain the "WHY” should and must realize that every turned home Sunday evening. neer is one who enlarges thè possible with 7,313 issued at this same time, a good time. One unusual stunt, was i possible rating. where old systems, even in making to find 200 pennies in a bale of hay. I Dayton and Eileen Bielman are area of life, one who pushes back a year ago it was said. artificial teeth, are going into the dis To avoid action from enforcement The youngsters became so interested Certainly there is no question about card. making room for new. up-to- spending u week with relatives in Cen- horizons and blazes the trail into new date, simplified ways—more health officials all persons driving motor in pummeling each other with hay, their ability to pay. tralia. habitations for humanity. This mes ful wavs. that they forgot about the hunt for vehicles for compensation should at They have Assets over ONE MIL- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hoover spent sage will grip your imagination and Thus You Should Understand ' LION DOLLARS that in every profession, or trade, the week end at Taft. challenge your thought and devotion tend to the renewing of chauffeur’s pennies. small details, the result of painstak Mr. and Mrs. John Kirby and two Sunday School at ten o'clock. A registration at once, Hoss suggested. --------------------- i You can get Automobile Insurance ing efforts are the “ WHY" of the dis children are vacationing at the cordial welcome awaits you at ail our tinctive difference between good and FARM ACT TO BE EXPLAINED from the FARMERS AUTOMOBILE poor dentistry. various beaches. services. CHERRY AND BERRY Operation of the federal agriculture i Inter-INSURANCE-Exchange for 50% It Is Nof What One Pays Mr. an dMrs. K. L. Donaldson are HARVEST ON adjustment progiam will be explained less than the usual rate. INVESTI- for dentistry, but what one gets for the parents of a daughter born June BEAVERTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH in detail by representatives of the na- j GATE THIS INSURANCE. Resi- his money. 28. Rev. G. W. Springer, pastor If You Value Your Health tional administration at a meeting dents of Multnomah, Aloha, Tigard The harvest of the cherry and black Earl Evans, Mrs. Inez Whitworth Look and see if vour health is not be scheduled for 9 a. m. July 21 in the and Beaverton are eligible under caps crop is in full swing in the vi There will be a special program ing greatly jeopardized bv the germ- and Mrs. H. R. Nelson, motored to Star Theatre at Sherwood. j “farm rates.” See Mr. Berg, Beaver- breeding places in the palate of vour Government Camp Sunday afternoon. next Sunday morning for the children cinity of Sherwood. The yield of ill-fitting artificial teeth, even as vour ton Finance Co, Local Agent possible neglect in keeping vour own Miss Eva Whitworth, who had ac during the regular Sunday School blackcaps is heavy an dthe fruit unex teeth properly looked after impairs companied a group of Trails club hour. Everyone is invited. There are celled. From nine to ten tons are be IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO vour health. CHRISMAN Si OLIPHANT sell it, let the classified advertising f members In climbing Mt. Hood, Sat- on*y three Sundays left in our contest ing received daily at the Sherwood If You Wear Artificial Teeth department of this paper prove its urday night, returned home with with Hillsboro. We won the banner Berry Growers' co-operative station or are contemplating this ask the INSURANCE AGENCY (Quantities of Royal Ann cherries are last year and by the united efforts of Original Painless Dentists about ability as a speedy and efficient them. their method. sales medium. Mrs. F. H. Schoene entertained a all members, hope to win it again being sent daily to the Bodle cannery 933 S W Taylor St., (nr lOtli) BR. 5553 They advocate the attached gold bar group of little folks Tuesday at her this year. This contest is to termin and are being barreled. and suction chambers used to aid in securing their artificial TEETH with home with a party. Her guests in ate in a union picnic some week day Sales Agents for out FULL PALATE being covered. WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO, GLADIOLI cluded Ralph and Janet Nielsen, of afternoon and evening. The topic of the morning worship T H E O R IG IN A L KNOW Aloha, Gordon and Donna Leverette, Salem, June 21—The 1933 State Fair P A IN L E S S D E N T IS T S Arlene and Dorothy Droune and Betty will be "The Perfect and Final Faith" Why it is unlucky to break a In the evening the sermon topic will patrons will see one of the largest Hansen. Cor. Washington and Park miner £ gladioli bouquets ever assembled in Entrance 113 Purk Street Installation of officers of the Re be “Things That Cannot be Shaken.” Data available 8 0 9 Q u a r d i a n the West with 15,000 of Oregon’s best FARMERS’ AUTOMOBIL* I)R. FROOM. Prof. Mgr. bekah lodge was held Tuesday even on questions a t i i j a t j ooi blooms on display. Josephine bulb Phone AT 8886 Portland. Oregon btar-INSURANCB nominal fees. bldg. A T 4381 ing in the Odd Fellows hall,. Mrs. growers are much interested in this County Legion Team V . V . W . W . ' . V . V W .V .V .V .V A Stanford Rogers was Installing offi Defeated by Woodburn feature, as are other bulb growing cer and Andrew Denholm of Portland sections and a profusion of choice was marshall. A large crowd was in blossoms are being listed. attendance, including visitors from Hillsboro American Legion Junior PERMANENT WAVES One-half of the gladioli will be del Tigard. The dining room was beau baseball team, representing Washing ivered late on September 3 and the | A U T O SA LES & LO AN CO. $ Croquignole and tifully decorated in the lodge colors. ton county in a play off for the right DEALERS IN NEW Si USED CARS remaining portion late on September spiral expertly done Refreshments were served. to participate in the state finals at 6, insuring a fresh exhibit during the Fine Used and Reconditioned Cars X reasonably priced, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Shaw sailed Klamath Falls was defeated by Wood- W’e Satisfy Our Customers . . . Over 86 Cars to Choose From entire week. Local growers, wishing by Tuesday evening on the Dorothy Alex burn Sunday by a score of 8-1. to display, may communicate with the MILLIE LEHMAN PRICED FROM $30 to $1250 ander of the Admiral line for Los An Sevens pitched two-hit ball for the State Fair. formerly with SALESROOM: Eighth and Haw thorne Ave. EAst 7457 J. geles, Calif., where they will spend a winners and received almost airtight BIG LOT: Grand Avenue and Madison Sts. EAst 2669 g Meier & Frank Co. months vacation. At the dock to support. Davis hurled well for Hills now at wish the couple bon voyage were Mr. boro but he was the victim of some V . ,., . V . V . V . S % W i W W A V A % 463 Central Bldg. BR. 2124 and Mrs. Dan Shaw, Mr. an dMrs. costly errors in the pinches. The score | George Thyng and Miss Jean Klein. H U P Y LU N CH R H E W .S V .W A V .S ’.VSW.W.V.V.V.SV.V.V.V.V.SV.V.V.V.V,*,,. Mrs. Ed Hnlsten entertained the Woodburn --A 8 8 1 Under new management Sorento club at her home Thursday Hillsboro HOT WEATHER 1 2 3 of last week. About a dozen ladies Dinner 25c S A L A D were present, including Mrs. Henry EXTRA-VALUE SHORT ORDERS Luchs, of Portland, and Mrs. Isince S P E C I A L S Kennedy of La Grande. The after HOME MADE PIES Lettuce and Tomato t f ALSO SPAR VARNISH, AUTO ENAMEL, B L A C K , W H I T E . A N D noon was spent sewing. Light refresh Salad ............ 1 DC ments were served. IVORY, UNDERCOAT STAIN. O IL S T A IN Pineapple and Cottage * p The Musonic and Eastern Star pic Cheese .............. 1 DC nic at Avalon park on the Tualatin Is'ttucc and llnrd Boiled river Sunday, was a decided success. White Jend, pure 100 lbs 9.48 The day being ideal for a picnic House Paint gal ..........$1.25 2,000 D O ZE N A H. ROSSI, Prop. Stuffed Pear 1 P Tiffany Blend, 30 inch White Enamel, gal 1.85 Boating, swimming and races were V J V A V . - r t V i W A % S W A V . V . 5 Salad ................. I DC wide roll............ ........... 09 Undercoat spec .......... 1.15 the features of entertainment. A bas Vegetable Salad in Gela- « a Vitrioui China. C u p s . Saucers. Varnish Tiles, roll ..._........ 15 Kalsotnine, white, lh., .05 ket dinner was also enjoyed. Bowls, Plates, as is 25c a doz up tine, and Crab Meat faUC Papers for Walls and Ceils Roof ft Barn Paint, gal .99 Mrs. Carl Wildman was honored nt as low as 5c per roll I lettuce. Sliced Tomato, nn Never before Such Values Floor Varnish, qt -60 Jumbo Crab J^ga ...... u U C Colored Enamel qt .69 Furniture, General Household Choice of Dressings! TWO? • TWO? • TWO? Auto Top Dressing Hlh .2» Goods at Portland's Lowest Prices Served Ice Cold, It a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Turpentine, your can, ga!.H5 Watchmakers and Jeweler« Linseed Oil. you can. gal 1.62 N. H. Robinsons in Beaverton. Both of long experi 230 2nd St.. bet Salmon Si B O H E M I A N Lead Si Zinc, loo Ihs 8.95 Main AT. 3154 ence and careful training. BUCHI RESTAURANT BARG AIN H O U SE Fine Repairing a Specialty MARKET WttMhinghm 8t., at W^it Park î ------------- r —— -----— ------------------------------------------------ - 181 Second St.. Near Yamhill II. KELLINGTON A. E. WILSON Zcero Ice located In located in Phone Beaver W .W W .V .^ ’.W .W .’A W .V .W .V .W .W A V .W /.S V W .V A Hedge Building Ro.\d Building ton 11252 I: %<ys%%s%s%%v%%sss,.ss,.v .v .,,% v % % w .v .v .w .v .v .v .v l Have your watch repairing done in Beaverton. Satisfaction assured. Everything Good That Goes with BEAVERTON UHL BROS. HOUSE PAINT o e large can . . Try Our Lunches 25c 15c Greyhound Coffee Shop UHL BROS. IP...................... ..................... ...____ T H IS A D and 50c For >2 Teeth Cleaning and Scaling Dr. Harris AT. 6066 317 Mohawk Bldg., Over Roberts Bros. YOUR HOME CAFE FULL COURSE LUNCH OR DINNER 25«' Home Cooking 724 W EST PARK. Bet. Morrison and Yamhill near Old. Wortman A King Mrs. J. F. Bradley, Mgr. Open from 6:00 a. m. to 6 a. ni. Phone BEacon 0982 The Highland Tavern RESTAURANT ft FOUNTAIN We feature Quality Food. Service and Hospitality at Popular Prices 815 N. W. BROADWAY Betty Ironside, Mgr. C. F. Stone, Pres. ! ! STO P ! AT TUNNEL ! ONLY BEAL BEER GARDEN IN OREGON Heer 7 Days Week, 24 Ilnur* Day DANCE EVERY NIGHT Good Music Phone W A . 1081 for Reservations Cor. Union Ave and Lombard Sts. Portland, Oregon "" ? iS I ■ - Irrial n i t tM ? i- - ’ I»*» <o I» «£4■» thnw .«Ml Is- * B-nks Q&aut y Shoppe M%R< V * ¡Ir mid felngrr «*M lit e r t l W e Will Demonstrate j Complete V AUtrr r rk Terfel A &OO BEER f > BEER ON DRAUGHT 10c STEIN :• i 5 5 Special W ine bottled in Bond S > 35c, 75c, $1.25 5 5 W e serve only the best wines si NOW PERM ANENT^ (tg ‘Get A Showdown’ DODGE SIX Becchini C.ui. ntct.l* WAVE DODGE & PLYM OUTH MARSH’S GARAGE Phone B E A V E R T O N 4903 For Demonstration J •! ■. ¡1 •' \ «j £ Legalized beer calls loudly for the same good foods that associated with it years ago. . . Here they are, even more tasty and far more tempting . . . If it * ® delicious luncheon you want in a hurry, drop in to Frango s Cafe. Only the finest foods are served prepared by experts. Special Luncheon and Dinners Served from ■I J til 9 p. m., 25c, 35c, and 50c 11 a. m. 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