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border adds much to the color and
cheerfulness o f the room.
I f anyone sees & big, stuffed, fero-
roclous-lcoking animal taking a little
second grade pupil to school, don't
get excited or alarmed. A big zoo of
stuffed animals, is going to be an ad­
ditional study in the second grade.
They guarantee a big *oo with many
animals among which, in all prob­
ability, you will find some creatures
with whom even you do not boaet an
acquaintance.
Therefore, .visit the
Beaverton zoo sometime in the near
future.
The pupils were sorry to
hear- that Delores Berg is ill with the
measles. They wish her a speedy
recovery.
Monday Mr. Kraus, Washington
County School Superintendent, deliv­
ered 50 new library books to the
grade school. The books are beauti­
fully illustrated and will give some
children many a happy hour.
Mr. Bushnell plans to organize a
grade Bchool band and he hopes to
make it one o f the largest in the
county. The school busses will be
held every Thursday afternoon from
3 o’clock to 4 o’clock in order to per­
mit everyone to Join either the band
or some club.
The fire squad has been organized
with Glen Jones as the chief, Herbert
Harrison, Gale Emmons, and Donald
Wegner captains. Other members of
the firesquad are James Lawlor, Ken­
neth Medlock, Anton Bozich, Wood­
ford Hohnstein, Cecil Yocum, Ronald
Knepper, William
Graham,
Bobby
Shively, Jack See and David McMinn.
The purpose o f the squad is to keep
the school ground» clean, man the
hoses and see that the fire apparatus
Is ready at all times, and to take an
active part in fire drills.
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T H E A T R E
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Days are Shorter, Nights are Longer
Mazda Lamps 20c
with a big collection of Western stars
including Randolph Scott, Tom Keene
and Noah Berry, what a cast, and
what a picture, also news and a 2-
reel comedy.
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Hauling of all Kinds of
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mainland from the islands wheie the members.
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which will enable you to
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Drain Boards
$10.00 to $50.00
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Vancouver Fur Factory
Gregory Krasnoff
Teacher of Popular & Classical
VOICE AND PIAN O
Also organizes classes in Russian
Well known music director and
teacher is now organizing a system i
of individual Instruction in small
groups, of above subjects.
81« studio Bldg.
BE. 6178
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Sftlbftrling-Lucat Music
414 ». W. M or rison it.
B E R T E L L E M cBAIN
STUDIO OF T IIE DANCE
Teaches the new Eight Grade Sys­
tem as used in the
E R N E S T BELCH ER SCHOOL OF
DANCING IN LOS ANGELES
Pupils are graded solely on the r
ability and placed in classes like­
wise with regard to age. Ballet
Character Tap Spanish classes and
Private Lessons Studios at
Irv­
ington Club.
Phone GA. 5024
Ethel Hayes Kenny
M. L C.
Associate Pianist, Musical Inter-
nat onal College, London, England
High School Credits Dunning Sys­
tem of Improved Music Study
Leaahetizky Technique
WA. 8079 Res. 823 N. l arrugut St.
Also Downtown Studio
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* Again, as in past years, the Pacific In ter­
national Livestock Exposition in Portland,
October 6 to 13, will feature achievements o f
the boys and girls o f the 4-H clubs in the
•Northwest.
* W ith a membership o f nearly a million
strong, the 4-H clubs o f America exert a pow ­
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For Appointment call Studio EAM 6732
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There will he interesting exhibits and
judging contests by 4-H club members at this
great Exposition with its nineteen shows;
shows that cover every phase o f livestock and
land farming.
* Visit this mammoth show— take the
family too— it is one o f our really great W e s t­
ern events.
* Remember that this bank is always will­
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First Security Bank
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Students and Adults
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French, German
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William F. ChrlstenHeti— Director
IHrk Billings— AM*»ciate
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Molly Nobes
SCHOOL OF DANCING
Classes in Tap, Ballroom
Modern Classic**!
for Adults, Boys and Girls
Y. W. C. A. BI.DG.
BE. «281
Reg. taken, beginning Sept. 18
Classes begin week Oct. 1
Mrtry C irri » Mmitian
217 Main St.,
Vancouver, Wash.
Right at Street Car Terminal
Solo and Orchestra Playing
L U C IL IJ i TADDEO
Assistant Instructor
Studios. 502-401 Pantages Theatre
Bldg., AT. 1637
C H R IST E N SE N
BE. 0098
BAND & ORCHESTRA
INSTRUMENTS
SHEET MUSIC
Fur Collars & Repairing
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Classes in Tailoring
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Make Your Own
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Western Union- Beaverton 7905
Express Office—Stage Depot
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Broadway Book Service
Circulating Library
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“Sunset Pass”
G E Globes 10c
Each, 6 for 54c
$10
Friday-Saturday, Sept. 28-29
How are YOU Fixed for Light Globes
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You can tell it e ffic l^ t ly with an Rational Red Cross are noted in the
ad. large or small, it will be read.
| bulletins sent out. The American R e .
! Cross response to the call of distress
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from outside our own borders when
C O NG R EG ATIO N AL CHURCH
great calamities occur has became a
Charles F. Clarke, Pastor
"Shoot the Work«,” will be seen at
knowledge.
We invite you most cordially to all matter of world-wide
the Ritz, Beaverton, Sunday-Monday,
Eight
Red
Cress
chapters,
with 76,-
our meetings. Next Sunday the pas-
Sept. 23-24.
tor will preach at both services, 11 a. |840 members, are organized in the in-
m. and 8 p. m.; the Bible School will sular possessions
of the United
Mr. and Mrs. Ernry Van Kleek and
hold its session at 9:45 a. m. and the States ,to add to the effective local
daughter of Kinton, spent Sunday at
Christian Endeavor will meet at 7 p.
the Walter Van Kleek home.
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A daughter was born to Mr. and
V. K A SPAR , IaMlle» Tailor
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ha» secured more convenient
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CATH
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CHURCH
September 5. The baby has been
location, and Is showing the
Sunday services 7:40 and 9 40 a. m.
named Evelyn E.
finest Scotch and
English
Sunday catechism 9 to 10 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olds were dinner
fabrics.
Saturday confessions 3:30 to 5; 7:30
guests of Mrs. Emma Smith in Port­
Room 202 Alder-Park Bldg.
to
9 p. m.
land, Tuesday evening, In honor of
80*S.W. Alder, bi. Pork & Ninth
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Mrs. Olds’ birthday anniversary.
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Geo. W. Springer, Minister
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The pulpit both morning and even­
A T T E N T IO N
R IT Z T H E A T R E
ing will be filled by M. Putman of
SPE C IAL FO R SEPT. O N L Y
BEAVERTO N, OREGON
Hillsboro. Bible School at 9-45, a. m.
Reg. $1.75 Oil Treatment
with
Preaching,
eleven
o’clock, a. m.
Frederica Hair and Scalp Steamer,
Sunday-Monday, Sept. 23-24
Young People’s meeting 7 o'clock p.
and Finger Wave $1.00
“Shoot the W orks”
m., preaching 8 p. m.
Courteous and Experienced
Operators
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Modern Beauty Salon
N o w ! Newest Books
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