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B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E
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'd a y th a t g litte re d .
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G O V E R N M E N T N O W M A K IN G
"H o w ev er I am p e rse v e rin g alo n g m y
h o n o r o f L a u r a S ta ld e r ’« b irth d a y w as
H O M E R E P A IR S A ND
ex
p e rim e n ta l lines, an d , w ith m y la­
g iv en a t th e ho m e o f Mr. a n d Mrs.
R E M O D E L IN G LO AN S
te st idea, I am c o n fid e n t th a t I am on
S am O lds a t th e Old M eadow s F a r m
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th e b rin k of success. I a m h av in g
W e d n esd ay ev en in g .
G am es w ere
A co m p lete p h y sic al c h e c k u p fo r
^
MUa Ixm lM C a rte r a n d Mia« G ene­
L et H a r ry D epp p u t y o u r w a tc h in
glgng p a in te d to in sta ll in th e ir
p lay ed upon a b e a u tifu lly lig h ted e a c h ch ild w ho Is to s ta r t school
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vieve C a rte r w ere S u n d a y d in n e r
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T h e sig n s w ill r e a d ‘L ay fo r
law n . A h u g e b o n fire w as b u ilt fo r a n e x t fall sh o u ld be ta k e n a« th e re s- IOan8 m ad e h ° m e o w n e r» fo r re fin a n *
g u e s ts o f M r. a n d M rs. E d w a rd F a lt-
m a rsh m a llo w Uoaut. L ovely re f re s h ­ p o n sib llity o f hi* f a th e r an d m o th e r I'* " * ' * * * m o r ,Sa Kes
M any P«ople m ig h t as well give it to th e young- R u g g le s!’ "
in g a t th e ir hom e in T h e A lm eda.
m e n ts w ere se rv e d a f te r w h ich d a n c ­ E a rly a tte n tio n is stro n g ly a d v ise d so a r * U“ d e r th e im Pre88‘on th a t if th e > ste rs. P ric e s reasonable. H is new ad- j in "M elody in S p rin g ,” C h a rlie an d
M r. a n d M m . J a m e s L>athrop drove
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.
,
M ary B oland a r e m a n a n d w ife a g a in ,
in g w a s th e d iv ersio n .
th a t a n y d e fe c ts m ay be c o rre c te d a n d a lre “ dy h av e a H ° m e ° w ner8
loan diesis 417 S W. B
roadw ay, n ex t d o o r “* >
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to D epoe B a y F rid a y . M rs. L a th ro p
O w ning th e n a t io n s m o st p o p u la r ra-
T h o se p re s e n t w ere:
M a rg a re t th e c h l’d re tu rn e d to m o rm a lc y b efo re th e y c a n n o t b o rro w m o n ey fro m th e
w ill re m a in a t th e b ea ch f o r a w eek.
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in te rio r a n d e x te rio r o f th e ir hom es.
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th o se w ho C H A R L E S R U G G L E S W H E E D L E S ^ am bitioU3 sin g e rs 8 lrive. T h a t is
S m ith , A g n es W h ittie r,R o g e r Jo h n so n , fo r . th . . is p u rp o se . by p a r e n t « « te
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tb e gQaj Qf L an n y R oss, w ho a c c id e n t-
D on W a lk e r, J o h n H a n se n , F r a n k ; asso cia tio n s,
th u s
O n T u esd a y ev e n in g o f th is w eek
in c lu d in g
m a n y H om e O w n e rs' L o an C o rp o ra tio n a re
W h ittie r, M arv in S ta ld e r, R o y S m ith , c h ild re n w ho
BL'T T H E H IK U S W O N T ‘G IV E ’ j ly m eets A nn S c th e rn , R u g g le s ’ d au g h -
M iss G enevieve C a rte r a tte n d e d a
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wtjuld n o t o th e rw ise .e n title d to th e re c o n d itio n in g th e
L isle S m ith , Iv e r Jo h n so n , D onald
p ia n o re c ita l a t th e stu d io o f M rs. C on­
{ jone
* a Van a^e
phy8lcal insP«c- 1 Mam e a s th o se w h o a r e now m a k in g
C h arfie R uggles, sc re en co m ed ian te r '
S ta ld e r, R oy H em ric h , Jo e Ja c k so n ,
To keep in th e "old m a n 's ” g ra c e s,
nell Je ssie In P o rtla n d w ith h e r co u ­
j a p p lic a tio n to h av e th e ir m o rtg a g e s a n d fa rm e r, w ho is c u rre n tly fe a tu re d
E le a n o r
H e m ric h , t E d ith
Sfcofipr,
R
obs
ta k e s up th e hobby o f
m oun­
sin M iss E le a n o r C a rte r.
S uch in sp e ctio n m u s t be co n sid ered ta k e n o v er by th e C o rp o ratio n . A gain w ith L an n y R oss, M ary B oland an d
L a u r a S ta ld e r, V ern a S ta ld e r.
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M r. a n d M rs. L ew is S ta r k a n d son as seco n d ch oice a n d c a n n o t be ad - th o se w ho ow n th e ir h o m es c le a r of A nn S o th ern in "M elody in S p r in g ’
vised as a s u b s titu te fo r a n in d iv id u al m o rtg a g e b u t w ho a r e u n ab le to ob­ th e P a ra m o u n t
to h is hom e fo r th e p a r t w eek w ith an
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ste
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lin
g
bed-
B u d le ft M onday fo r se v eral w eeks
p h y sic al e x a m in a tio n a t th e fam ily ta in re c o n d itio n in g lo a n s fro m p riv a te S u n d a y a n d M onday Ju ly 15 a n d 16, (posts fro m old beds,
a t ta c k o f p to m a in e po iso n in g , is able
s ta y a t th e coast.
p h y sic ia n ’s office, w h e n b o th f a th e r le n d in g ag e n cies a r e e n title d to th e is th in k in g of w ritin g a book on th e
to be a b o u t ag a in .
F ro m J e rs e y to S w itz e rla n d th e y
M r. an d M rs. E ssex M arsh a n d son an d m o th e r ca n be p re se n t. T h is ex ­
F u n e r a l se rv ic e s w e re held S a tu rd a y
b en e fits of t h i 8 D e p a rtm e n t.
su ccessfu l ra isin g of poultry!. R»hS-'tra v e l a n d w ra n g le , to th e tu n e of
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a m in a tio n s u re ly d e se rv e s as m u c h a t ­
f o r E lle n A. M cN ulty o f P o rtla n d .
Thoee w ho w ish to r e p a ir o r m a k e gles is d iv id in g his tim e betw een
te n tio n a s m o th e r g iv es to h e r s p rin g th e ir h o m es m o re liv ab le a n d a t t r a c ­ w o rk in g a t th e P a ra m o u n t stu d io s ^ ch e ery me o les.
S h e w a s m o th e r o f S is te r N. A g n e tta B ielm an fam ily a t B rig h t wood.
M r. a n d M rs. C. C. M a rtin a n d h o u se c le a n in g an d a s m u ch as f a th e r tive sh o u ld m a k e im m e d ia te a p p lic a ­ a n d w a tc h in g th e h e a lth of his 600 ------------------
o f B e av erto n .
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M rs. B oyd S p ra g u e r e tu rn e d
to d a u g h te r E loise of A m eric an F alls, gives to o v e r-h a u lin g h is ca r.
tio n to th e ir d is tric t H o m e O w n e rs’ h en s on hie S an F e rn a n d o ran c h .
—— _ — — _ _ _ _ _
h e r hom e a t C ondon, la st w eek, a f te r Id a h o , w ho h av e been a t th e V. A.
F ew h o u se w ives w ould c h e c k a s to L oan C o rp o ra tio n office.
“I h av e fo u n d ,” sa id Mr. R u g g les j
se v e ra l d a y s v isit a t th e J . W. S p ra g u e W oods hom e fo r se v e ra l w eeks, have th e n u m b e r o f co b w ebs to be re ­
sagely, “th a t a hen, p ro p erly en c o u r­
hom e. M rs.
S p ra g u e < a c co m p an ie d p u rc h a se d p ro p e rty in P o rtla n d an d moved, th e a m o u n t o f d ir t to be
ag ed w ith k in d n ess, c o u rte sy a n d a
h e r hom e fo r a w ee k s sta y w ith Dr. m oved th e re th e la tte r p a r t o f la st sc o u red fro m th e flo o rs a n d w alls a n d
b it o f g ra in , w ill d eliv er a n eg g w ith
a n d M rs. S p ra g u e .
S he re tu rn e d w eek.
th e n
c o n te n t
h e rse lf w ith
h a v in g
su ffic ie n t re g u la rity to p ay h e r own
h o m e F rid a y .
F O R S A L E AND A P P L IE D
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m
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th
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M iss Louise B ro w n a tte n d e d th e
w ay.”
M r. a n d M rs. F . H . S choene an d Mr. O reg o n I n s titu te fo r so cial w o rk e rs ers a n d f a th e r s w ill p e rm it c a v itie s to
a n d M rs. W. J . S c o tt a n d tw o d a u g h ­ in P o rtla n d th is w eek.
"T h e problem se e m s to be to get
go unfilled, d iseased to n sils to rem a in ,
te r s sp e n t th e 4 th a t W ilhoit S prings.
th e hen to lay eggs w ith m o re fre ­
M rs. W ill C ran e w as h o ste ss to th e cro ssed eyes to re m a in cro sse d an d
R ev. A n d rew C a rric k o f th e P re s ­ P a s t N oble G ra n d clu b a t h e r hom e poor vision to go u n c o rre c te d .
q u en c y . I h av e been a tte m p tin g to
b y te ria n c h u rc h o f P o rtla n d , visited h e re W ednesday.
cro ss m y h en s w ith h ig h -fre q u en cy
I t m ay be fo u n d th a t a s w ith c u r ­
W e d n esd ay w ith M r. a n d M rs. S am
c u rre n ts , b u t w ith o u t resu lts, to d ate,
ta
in
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a
few
T h e A. E . H an so n , L. C. D rone,
O lds. R ev. C a rric k h a s Ju st re tu rn e d
ex cep t fo r a few s h o rt c irc u its.
And
H a rd ie E m m ond« a n d G eo rg e Sipe m in o r r e p a irs a r e n e c e ssa ry a n d as
O R—
ho m e fro m a n ex te n d e d v isit in th e
a
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q
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b
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of
dead
hens.
w
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m
a
y
be
n
e­
fa m ilie s enjo y ed a n o u tin g a n d p ic n ic
s o u th e rn sta te s . H e also a tte n d e d th e
c e ssa ry so too m u c h w e a r is n o t
d in n e r a t D airy C ree k th e 4th.
N o t long ag o I d iscovered th a t hens
G ene B row n, J a m e s M iller, J a c k
C e n tu ry o f P ro g re s s w h ile aw ay.
M rs. F re d O m ste d of P o rtla n d v isi­ p laced u p o n one spot, b u t a lto g e th e r R eeves, B ill S id d en s a n d L isle W a lk e r lay o n ly in th e day tim e. I reaso n ed
W e a re e s p e c i a l l y
H e n ry
H ln g le y
of W en atch ee,
te d h e r s is te r M rs. J ,W. S p ra g u e an d in th e long ru n it w ill p ro b ab ly be
th a t by in c re a sin g d ay lig h t, th ey
equipped
fo r re n o v a tin g
a
re
now
a
t
M
eriw
e
th
er,
th
e
p
a
ra
d
ise
W ash., called W ed n esd ay ev en in g of
W e d n esd ay .
M rs. O m ste ad p la n s to fo u n d th a t a sa v in g h a s re su lte d be­
old, w o rn d r a in b o a rd s
of all local sc o u tin g . T h ey le ft P o r t­ m ig h t lay m o re eggs. I s tr u n g h u g e i
la s t w ee k a t th e hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs.
sp e n d th e w eek en d w ith h e r son-in- c a u se o f "e a rly d isc o v ery " w ith th e
lan d e a rly W e d n e sd a y fo r th e cam p , a r c lig h ts o v er th e ir y a rd s lig h ted ]
G eo .B lasser. S u n d a y ca lle rs In c lu le d
law , a n d d a u g h te r, D r. a n d Mrs. R o b ­ inci ea se d c h a n c e s fo r "e a rly rec o v ery "
th e m d u rin g th e n ig h t, b u t only sue- j
N O T E : D ra in b o a rd s
w hich is n e a r S an d L ak e, O regon.
M r. a n d M rs. H o w a rd H ln g ley an d
M ost c e rta in ly w ith th e ex a m in a tio n
e r t S p ra g u e , a t M ilton, O regon.
ceeded
in
so
co
n
fu
sin
g
th
e
h
en
s
th
a
t
w
ere in stalled in th e
A t th e ho m e of M r. a n d M rs. R eev es
H e r b e r t H ln g le y o f P o rtla n d .
The
Mr. a n d Mrs. R o b e rt R u g la n d e n te r ­ w ell done a n d re c o m m e n d a tio n s c a r ­
th e y refu sed to lay an y leg g s a t all j
ronovized
h o m e .
la
st
F
rid
a
y
six
sc
o
u
ts
m
e
t,
p
lay
ed
H ln g le y boys a r e M rs. B la sse r's b ro th ­
ta in e d as house g u e sts p a r t of la st ried o u t a g r e a te r sen se o f se c u rity
Hawn g a m e s a n d
te n n is a n d a te a p p a re n tly b elieving th a t all w as n e t |
ers.
w eek, Mr. a n d M rs. S. M iller of C am ­ w ill re su lt a n d a n In crea sed fee lin g of moBt d elicio u s re fre sh m e n ts. W o rd s
T h e m a n y frie n d s o f M rs. S a ra h
w ell b eing so th e Joy o f liv in g w ill be
b rid g e, M ass.
alo n e c a n n o t a n d d id n o t do Ju stice
B u tn e r w ill be h a p p y to h e a r th a t sh e
J. W. S c o tt ac co m p an ie d a g ro u p of in creased .
to th e ice c re a m , ca k e, co okies an d
lm im p ro v in g in h e a lth an d ab le to re­
frie n d s, w ho a re in P o rtla n d , fo r th e
ca n d y th e sc o u ts had. W e’ll com e up
ce iv e v isito rs. D u rin g th e p a s t w eek
950 S. W. B R O A D W A Y
Ad c lu b co n v en tio n , to B onneville
a g a in so m etim e, M rs. R eeves.
M r. a n d M rs. E d W ilb an k s, M rs. B e rt
IN t h e : c o u n t y C O U R T o f t h e
D am T u e sd a y on a sig h t se ein g trip .
Sunday
m o rn in g R u sse l H u le tt,
R h o se, all o f P o rtla n d , a n d fo rm e r
STA TE O F OREGON
M iss E lv a R o ssi w as h o ste ss to a
R o b e rt J a c k s o n , L isle W a lk e r an d
FOR THE
re s id e n ts o f th is place, called on M rs.
C O R K A ND R U B B E R TLLF.S
g ro u p o f frie n d s a t h e r hom e T h u rs ­
O rin Z im m e rm a n re tu r n e d fro m th e
B u tn e r.
CO
U
N
TY
O F W A S H IN G T O N
d a y ev en in g .
F iv e ta b le s of b ridge
T u esd ay , J u ly 17, is th e d a te s e t fo r re g u la r J u ly hike. B esid es w o rk , th e In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te o f M innie
M r. a n d M rs. L an c e K e n n e d y an d
w ere in play, follow ed by re fre s h ­ th e a n n u a l W a sh in g to n C o u n ty H o l­ sco u ts w e n t on a p a p e r ch a se a n d a
th re e * o im , o f L aG ran d e , O regon, a r e
A h lstro m , D eceased.
m e n ts.
ste in p icn ic a t L indow A S ons ra n c h d a rk n e s s hike. C am p a tte n d a n c e su b ­
v isitin g a t th e A n d re w K en n e d y hom e
No. 4072
M rs. D ave G razelle o f P o rtla n d , v isi­ E a c h y e a r th e H o latein clu b In v ites s titu te s fo r th is hike.
T h e y p la n to leav e F rid a y fo r M edford
N O T IC E O F F IN A L A CCOUNT
L isle W a lk e r, A sst. S. M.
to a tte n d th e L e tte r C a rrie rs co n v e n ­ te d T u e sd a y w ith Mrs. In ez W h it­ all 4-H d a iry dlub m e m b ers to it* a n ­
N O T IC E Is h ere b y g iv en th a t th e
A Ju d g in g c o n te st w ill
w o rth . M rs, G razelle fo rm e rly resid ed n u al picn ic.
tion.
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n
d e rsig n e d , A. F, P e te rso n , a s a d ­
be
held
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m in is tr a to r o f th e E s ta te o f M innie
T h o se fro m B e a v e rto n d ra w n on Ice c re a m w ill be se rv e d a t noon. H.
R ev. W illa rd P . A n d erso n , P a s to r
Is a g u e s t a t th e R . F . F illy hom e.
field
re p re ­
“I w as g lad w h en th e y sa id u n to me, A h lstro m , D eceased, h a s filed h is fi­
O n W e d n esd ay M rs. F illy, M r. W il­ th e J u ly Ju ry panel a r e E th e l M. J o h n ­ A. M a th ie sen , w e ste rn
L
et
us go in to th e h o u se o f th e L o rd .” n al a c c o u n t In th e C o u n ty C o u rt of
son,
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in
lia m s a n d M rs. K in g o f P o rtla n d visi­
F r a n k P u lv er, ro u te 1, T h e re w ere F re s ia n asso cia tio n w ill be on e of tb s
S u n d a y School 9:45 a. m.
M o rn in g th e S ta te o f O reg o n f o r th e co u n ty of
te d re la tiv e s in S alem .
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P eo p les W ash in g to n , a n d th a t M onday, J u ly 23,
sp
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ty
a
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of
M isses B essie a n d G ra ce Jo h n so n ,
E v e n in g se rv ic e 8 1934, a t th e h o u r o f 10:00 o’clock A. M
s tu d e n ts a t M on m o u th N o rm a l school T h e J u ly c o u rt te rm will open M onday | M u ltn o m ah co u n ty w h o w as th e dele- m e e tin g 7 p. m.
th e 16th.
g a te to th e N a tio n a l H o lste in F re s ia n p. m. W ed n esd ay p r a y e r an d Bible of sa id day, a t th e c o u r t room of said
s p e n t th e w eek end a t hom e.
C o u rt h a s been a p p o in te d as th e tim e
P o m o n a G ra n g e w ill m e et w ith th e i co n v en tio n th is y e a r will re p o rt on stu d y 8 p. m.
M rs. F r a n k S m ith a n d son R ic h a rd
and p it ce fo r h e a rin g o f ob jectio n s to
Y ou a r e in v ited to a tte n d .
B e a v e rto n O ra n g e W ed n esd ay . J u ly 2ft Uw n a tio n a l m eetin g .
L in d o w an d
a r e v isitin g re la tiv e s a t C orvallis.
sa id fin a l a c c o u n t a n d th e se ttle m e n t
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M r. a n d M rs. A. C. C h in n visited
family flo u r
th e re o f.
M r. C h in n 's p a r e n ts In P o rtla n d T u es­ d led J u ly 11, a t th e ag e o f 74. She P o rtla n d ro ad a b o u t th re e m iles w est
C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
D ate of firs t p u b lic atio n J u n e 22,
w as th e m o th e r o f R u b e n D a n d E a r l . °* C e d ar Mills.
d ay .
G. W. S p rin g e r, M in ister
1934.
D r. a n d M rs. C. E . P e n tr a o f P o r t­ L. Steele, B e a v e rto n , Bister of B ob
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In o u r C h ristia n life p ro g ra m , th e
D ate of la st p u b lic atio n Ju ly 20, 1934
la n d , sp e n t S u n d a y w ith Mr. a n d M rs a n d F r a n k N ew m a n , of M issouri. S er­
R e d s a re se v e ra l th o u s a n d
p o in ts
$75,000 In D am a g es S o u g h t
A. F. P E T E R S O N .
fENTENNIAI
S a m O lds. S a tu rd a y c a lle rs a t th e vices w ill be held S a tu rd a y a t 1 p. m.
a h e a d of th e B lues. T h e B lues a re
V H M M U 6 I I U «• L è
D am a g es to ta lin g $75,000 a r e so u g h t
I n te r ­
O ld s hom e w e re Mr. a n d M rs. R h u l of a t M iller A T ra c e y p arlo rs.
A d m in is tra to r
w o rk in g h a rd th is w eek to overco m e
by S am , E m m a an d L illian L u d w ig th e d iffe ren ce .
C. W. P E C O R E , A tto rn e y
P o rtla n d .
m e n t In M llw au k ie cem etery .
P a u l E.
M rs. C. A. S im m s a n d d a u g h te r
M rs. J im B a k e r, Los A ngeles, Cal., fro m P e a r l T. T h y n g an d
T h e to p ic fo r th e m o rn in g se rm o n Yeon Bldg., P o rtla n d , O regon
D o ris o f D esM oines, Iow a, a n d Mrs. Is v isitin g h e r
m o th e r, Mrs. C. E. T h y n g a 8 th e re su lt o f an au to m o b k ’e w ill b e“G oals,”
T h e ev e n in g to p ic
A rth u r L ay m an a n d son C h e ste r, of H ed g e fo r a co u p le o f w eeks. A ccom ­ collision J u n e 24 n e a r B e av erto n . w ill be " S c rip tu ra l S a n c tific a tio n ."
L a F a y e tte , O re., v isite d la st w ee k a t p a n y in g h e r o n th e tr ip Is Miss M ar­ S am L udw ig, w ho alleg e s th a t he s u s ­
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th e S am W elsh hom e.
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S u n d a y se rv ic e s 7:40 a n d 9:40 a. m.
to $250 fo r his c a r,
E m m a L u d w ig
sy o f T ig a rd , s p e n t la s t w eek w ith
O pen U n d er N ew M an ag em en t
H IT E O N N E W S
S u n d a y c a te c h ism 9 to 10 a. m.
seek« $25,000 fo r in ju rie s sa id to in­
h e r s is te r M rs. W a lte r V an K leek.
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S pecializing in
M rs. A lice W illo u g h b y a n d fam ily
find in the long r a n
W illis a n d P a ts y
p ic n ic k e d a t Es- a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra l T h u rs d a y of h e r im p a irm e n t of vision an d h ea rin g . to 9 p. m.
P e rm a n e n t W aving
ta c a d a .
that you’ll save money,
m o th e r M rs. L o u ise B u rch of P o r t­ L illian L u d w ig fo r alleg ed In te rn a l in ­
W hale sk in ta k e s th e p lace o f ch e w ­
Mr. a n d M rs. S am W elsh a n d d a u g h lan d . M rs. B u rc h w as a re sid e n t of ju rie s se e k 8 $15,000.
tim e and b o th e r by
S p ecial S u m m er
ing g u m in G reen lan d .
t e r a r e re c u p e ra tin g fro m a se rio u s W a sh in g to n o o u n ty fo r m a n y y e a rs
using this fine, sm ooth,
c a se o f p to m a in e poisoning, a s th e re ­ h a v in g lived on a fa rm n e a r R eed -
R a te s 81.95 up
C a n a d ia n N a tio n a l R a ilw a y tra in s
silky all flour.
s u lt o f e a tin g som e k ip p e re d salm on. vllle.
w ere held u p fo r se v e ra l h o u r8 be­ W ASW AVASW SW W ASW
F in g e r W aves 25c
O e ra ld C h in n h a s re tu r n e d to Hfs
L e ste r M. D av ie s is m ail c o rrie r on tw een F t. W illiam , O nt., a n d W lnni-
hom e fro m C o rb ett, w h e re he w as ro u te 1 fo r tw o w eek s w h ile th e re g u ­ ueg. M an., by slip p e ry ra ils ca u se d by
em ployed fo r th e p a s t th re e w eeks.
la r c a r r ie r W m M cK ell la on h is v a­ th e m illio n s o f c a te rp iV a rs w h ich cov­
S un.-M onday, J u ly 15-16
“S erv ice T h a t S atisfies"
M rs. J a m e s K elly a n d d a u g h te r L a- ca tio n .
ered th e tra c k s .
V e m e o f S a lt L ak e C ity, U tah , a rriv e d
F a r m e r s a r e c u ttin g
g ra in h ere
BR. 2451
14th a n d W a sh in g to n
S a tu rd a y to visit h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and w hich wIB b rin g h a rv e s tin g a m o n th
w ith L a n n y R oss, A nn S o th e rn a n d a
M rs. J o h n D obbins.
A cco m p an y in g e a rlie r th a n o th e r y ears.
b ig c a s t (M usical C om edy), also pic­
N in a C lark , O p erato r
h e r w ere M rs. D obbins tw o sis te rs
to ria l a n d B e tty B ocp8 C arto o n s
L ittle R o b e rt B acon w as o p e ra te d
M rs. E m m a W ISis a n d M rs. Ja m e s on F rid a y a t D o e re n b e c k e r h o sp ital
‘.V .S S S S V .V .V .V .S V .V .V .V .V .
S E E and H E A R
T u es.-W ed .-T h u rsd ay , J u ly 17-18-19
B eegle o f L as A ngeles. M rs. Beegle fo r eye tro u b le . H e w ill h av e to be
Is en ro u te to A laska.
th e re a b o u t te n days.
M orris W illo u g h b y w as hom e fo r
A N D H IS FA M O U S BA N D
w ith R ex a m ig h ty th r ille r of th e
five d a y s fro m th e CCC c a m p a t
a t th e
sta m p e d in g h erd s, w ith new s a n d a
FROM its inception Safe* B e lk n a p S p rin g s.
tw o reel com edy.
n fo lk s sp e n t th e fo u rth p ic­
way has r e c o g n i z e d a n ic H k lteo
F ri.-S a tu rd a y , J u ly 20-21
in g a t d iffe re n t p la ce s a n d a t
Ilia E n tir e llr u w S ectio n a r e using
home.
“ K in g ” S te rlin g S ilv er Bell
DOUBLE obligation.
C o n n ie W est, W m . R o b in so n an d
Instruments
w ith F ra n k B uck, th e g r e a te s t c a rg o
E v e ry eucceesful re ta il o p era tio n E rn e s t H ite , J r ., ac co m p an ie d Mr. a n d
{of liv in g th rills e v e r b ro u g h t o u t of
M rs. Jo e F lin t to M olalla T u esd a y fo r
is b ased on p ro v id in g th e ooneum er
't h e w ilds by m an , also C a rto o n oom-
th e ro u n d -u p .
721 S. W . 4 th A V E N U E
w ith th e m e rc h a n d is e he needs a t
!edy
a n d new s.
Mr. a n d M rs. C h as. V an K leek sp e n t
FACTORY
R E P R E S E N T A T IV E
th e low est prlc# possible.
But, to S u n d ay a t St. H elen s, O regon.
V W A V y W A V .W .W .W .W S
H lteo n la d le s a tte n d e d a U eb e k ah
s a tisfy th is d em an d le only a p a rt
o f S a fe w sy 's objective.
It reco g ­ clu b m e e tin g Jvi’y 5 a t th e hom e of
M rs. H a n s O a a rd e of T ig a rd .
T his
nizes a n o th e r oblig atio n , equally
w as th e la st m e e tin g fo r th e su m m e r.
Im p o rta n t, eq u a lly n ec e sa a ty th a t
o f p ay in g th e f a r m e r a Just p ro fit
fo r w h a t he produces.
Harry Depp Specializes
in Swiss
Swiss Watch Repairing
Pre-School Clinic Being
Conducted by P. T. A.
Social Notes and Local
Happenings about Town
GLASKOTE
To
DRAINBOARDS
FLOORS
COUNTERS
BATHROOMS
INLAID LINOLEUM
LEG AL NOTICES
County Holstein Picnic
Scheduled for Tuesday
C O R K FLOOR
v U n l l PRODUCTS
L I N O L E U M S
Centennial
SIFTED
Ramapo Hotel Beauty Shop
RITZ THEATRE
“King of Wild Horses”
Report of the condition of
THE FIRST SECURITY BANK
Beaverton. Ore., at the close of business June 30. 1934
MUSIC BOX
“Wild Cargo”
RESOURCES
Loans & discounts ___$ 33,943.73
Bonds & warrants ___ 31,167.97
Other real estate--------
1,350.00
Other resources ____
222.26
Cash & Due from Banks
H-L MUSIC CO.
GREYHOUND C O FFE E SHOP
F e a tu r e s tS c D in n e rs
B eer on D ra u g h t
5 a n d 10c
G lasses
W e ste rn U n io n — B e a v e rto n 7906
E x p re ss O ffice- S ta g s D epot
V A S W .W S S V A W lV W iV .S S S
S a fe w a y
P U B L IC S A N IT A R Y S E R V IC E , Inc.
H a u lin g o f a ll K in d s of
G A R B A G E A N D R U B B IS H
In H e a v srte n W ed. a n d S a tu rd a y s
le a v e o rd e rs a t R e c o rd e rs o ffice
o r call OA. 1243 o r QA. 7066
S IM P L IF IE S
HOME BAKING
Hodgen-Brewster
Centennial Flour Milling Co.
Portland, Oregon
“KING”
Band Instrument»
H ow la th te double o b lig atio n m e t?
By e lim in a tin g w a ste In d is trib u t­
ion coats.
B y b rin g in g th e price
a t th e f a rm an d th e price to the
c o n s u m e r clo ser to g e th e r.
Thus
S afew ay serv es tw o m a ste rs, fu l­
fills Ita double o b lig atio n .
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Undivided profits ...... .
5,273.63
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$168,176.55
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