Fridav, January 24, 1936
of Jess Zumwalt o f Zumwalt, Ore.;
Charles Zumwalt, of B o w , Idaho;
BEAVERTON
Mrs. Amy Throll o f Fair Oakes Cal,
and Mrs Grace Cramer of Ash.and,
The Community
club held
Or.,; ateo survived by seven grand­
Krntwt Gtandgeorge,
for
many
card party in the school house on
Acceptance
from
various indi- children and one great-grandson.
years Horseradish King at Heaver-
Saturday evening, January 18. Play
Committee vtduals and groups throughout Ore-
Funeral notice later.
ton, was in Hillsboro Wednesday on
started at 8 30 sharp
iith
Mrs i g°n who are interested in the con-
business.
in charge. Mu. J. G. Smith, Mrs
serva'ion of
me
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Jean"<0'Con nor fa nd Cl* rent-c Walker servatkm
ol'w wua
ild1 1
«. « d
Classified ads in the newspaper
source» of the state and nation are
U r . M a r r y L . l^ n a n o ie r
Hast Friday evening Mrs. R. G.
. , .
bring home the bacon.
Resident
the Tualatin
Val.ey
Doty entertained her Sunday Schooi oow being receve
y Worth
~ W.
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Benson's Market is a busy place
class
at
he.
home
In
Beaverton
Mu-
Caldwell,
state
^
for many years making his borne at
Mondays.
A. Rohrer, chief clerk,
dent of the Portland Junior Cham Tigard, is a Chiropractic specialist
sic and games were enjoyed
clerk, serves the farmers by running
ber of Commerce for the state Con­ and practices electric therapy.
He
Mrs. Pearl Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. servation
a "meat wagon” In the winter time.
.Conferem* In
In
Portland has praticed in Portland for 15 years
, r , vai lu,,
.Conference
Clifford Perkins and their baby
Sunday
Frederick Kcv.tAand, who broke his
with offices located at 535 Morgan
daughter, of Ritter. Eastern Oregon
right arm recently, was in town Sat­
This
session
will convene at ten building. Stomach, gall-biadder fand
_
Ihl
S ÜCrfSlU
Il Wi
are
visiting a*
at 1.1a
the Uunl.u
Henry Si.K.iaP.
Schoene
urday.
He states his arm is much
o’clock on January 26th at the Mult- Intestinal diseases are quickly diag-
batter.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Lietman, ac- g^afer He.en Wilcox, Ixna A. Smith, home.
nomah Hotel under the auspices of noaej and a remedy provided
A sewing class is being held in the ^
Cotl8ervatlon
of Natural Resour-
C. W. Allen Is having a great time i uinpunii'd by Mrs. F Zastrow t s d h
, B ick tl idol)
n teach-
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this winter playing pinochle, taking daughter Ruby, visited Mrs. Idler era and Marie Melanson and Mary basement of the school house every
Committee of the United States
ALOHA-HUBEK SCHOOI,
in all cornel's.
man’s sister, Mrs. Jake Faix. at Good L. Enel in, nursery school teachers.
Wednesday afternoon from 12 20 to j unjor chamber of Commerce.
i 30
This is a PW A project and
.rhe 8e88¡on8 WU| also be open to
Mrs.
Herbert Trachsei
was
in town ......-------------
Samaritan hospital
Sunday,
Last week the librarian kept count
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In the stats at large there are ip -i .
Wednesday greeting
friends w h ije; jrajx |g recuperating from a recent proximately 300 teachers instructing
rree ,t0 * ,
i ne c.ass is under all persons particularly interested in ot tbe nooks that circulated for the
waiting for a Portland ous. He has ope,.ation
for
appendicitis.
She
was
so.ne
800
adult
classes
and
conduct
|
the
leadership
of
Mis. S. A. Becker thu 8ubj tct
week to upper class students. There
u p e r a u u il i u i a i i p r . i M . i . , . . .
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v ille
In a w o r fc ia f lo r Emi l IdllottlTM illIt able ot be taken to her home In --•
* nursery
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a
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R eed ville. ____________
were 59 books checked out for the
Kin- mg • 19
schools
for
children
over on Walker road this winter.
week.
It U gratifying to know our
ton Sunday evening.
aKe<* two to five from relief families
~ „
Tigard Pupils Win
Raymond Rossi has been confined
good books are being so widely
„
. . . .
A variety of aduit classes are be- C» M » r v * D e f e a t *
Mrs. R. R. Summers entertained ing
jnc taught
lalMthf this
vear inclndifia
Am-1
to his home for the past two weeks
this year
including Am-1
Shorthand Contest read.
members of the Friendship Bridge erjC8njB tion classes for the foreign-
suffering a lame knee.
Beaverton by Point
Several of our pupils attended Ad­
Mrs. Hazel Altermarino,
(Hazel club at her home Wednesday after- bornj public speaking. economics,
miral Byrd’s lecture and saw his
Oregon
State
College,
Corvallis,
Squire) and daughter Jane, o f Boise, noon
Mrs.
Doy G ra y
held
high
al(j c a l l s
joien t
. duration,
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commercial law
English,
hobbies,
even match and well played , Jan. 2 4 - T .g a r d high school pupils pictures last Friday,
Idaho, spent Thursday visiting Mrs. score.
The radio progiam in the Fifth
luncheon sewing cooking, recreation, liter«- basketball garni Friday evening, St. won the first three places in the
Guy Alexander.
Mrs. W. H. Boyd
was
o
f q r v a t took
n n U Beaverton
R pk vu rtn n
h
v n
n*»
n
«n n t
a lf o
he
hu/n
ücaoo I
radio aviation V ^arys
by
one
point.
fir.t h half
of f t the
high
school radio and Sixth grades was give n at the
Mrs.
*v
i i . n
Fred
e u Kreye,
i\reye, <rt*in
(Fern uirnim
Chinn) 1 re-1
1 *- '
.
# a . . l u n e n r* e u n ture, n social problems,
In the few shorthand contest conducted by the regular time on Friday by William
turned to her home in San Francis-1 OH ' SH 1
P
omf ° * 1
ground school course and similar the score being 17-lu.
The *
seconds ot play Isaacson had a o. S. C. chapter of Phi Chi Theta Wright. He brought his motion pic­
co, Calif., the first o f the week fol­ McBreen Tuesday afternoon.
chance to tie or win the game with national honor society in commerce ture camera and showed a reel
lowing several weeks visit with rela- guests were members of the Tuesday
Afternoon Bridge club
High score
Any person interested in enrolling two foul shots, but could sink neither, for women, under the auspices of called “ Battling Cowboy."
tles in Vancouver, Wash., Portland
was held by Mrs. Doy Gray.
! ir> anY
the ab<>ve courses may ob- and the bell rang.
To help pay the expense of cos­
the secretarial Jdience dep&itment.
and Beaverton.
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tain further information as to time
Lineups:
The contest is conducted over the tuming in the Christmas Cantata,
Miss Ruby Zastrow sang Monday ^
exact place
Mrs. C. H. Fry, of Portland, who
of meeting for
the lower grade rooms will sell ice
(17) St. Mary’s state owned radio station KOAC.
Beaverton (16)
formerly lived
here, visited
Mu. evening at the Benabreth club In
Rev and Mrs. Anderson
co^nTy‘‘ ^ c h ^ ,7 u ^ n n ta n d e m «e lm a n 4
F
' 7. Webb 1 Dorothy Martin of Tigard won the cream bars thi8 Friday.
Hattie Rossi the latter part of last Portland
The county examinations are given
F
Barkley gold medal prize for first place.
week.
Mrs. Fry has just returned were also in attendance.
.Most of these instructors are avail-1 Engleke, 5>
only on Friday this week. . Five
Emmons
5
.C
2,
Medrill
Louise
Harrison
of
Tigard,
won
sec-
from spending the holidays
with
Price and Roberts have rented the ak|e for more classes to be organized !
T. Hughes ond place and Agnes Kellner of Ti- tests are given each pupil during
relative» in Tower, North Dakota.
building across from the Ritz then- jn BUCh communities in which at Isaacson..................G
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8, S. Hughes gard and Agnes Brendon of Silver- that time, ranging from 35 to 40
Mrs, Forrest Howard entertained tre and plan to enlarge their chili lea^it ten persons are willing to en- Brown
minutes on each test.
St. Mary’s seconds won from B eav-! ton, tied for third honors.
members of the Daphene club at her and tamale business.
i roll for a given subject.
Our basketball team had a scrim­
erton 15 to 14.
home on the
Farmington
road
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Helser have
Kraus has selected O. V. White of
mage with Beaverton grade last F ri­
Thursday.
Luncheon was followed moved Into their new home near
Aloha Man Conducts
Forest Grove, as supervisor and
day afternoon.
by cards.
The Beaverton Social club are
Li<,UOr F “ ndl Portione<l
Orche.tr. .1 C.m p
Mrs. C. E. Kingman, an aunt of
sponsoring a card party in the Ma­ trip to Roseburg Tuesday, returning
y
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Mrs. J. Schmid, passed away last
sonic hall Saturday evening .Janu­ home Wednesday night.
”
Funds ,aggregating $32,489 24 rep-
Carl Emil Berggren of Aloha, mu­
ary 25.
Both 500 and bridge will be
ll, M Cole o f Tigard was a Beav- F o r e s t
T r e e S e e d l i n g s
i resenting the quarterly distribution sic Instructor, is conducting an or- week in California.
played followed
by refreshments. erton caller Thursday.
.
! of revenue derived from a tax im- chestra and other regulated classes
Every one welcome. This is the first
Dr. Forrest Howard attended the
Now Ready for Planting posed upon manufacturers and im- at camp Reehers during Wednesday
o f a series of parties which the club Willamette Valley Chiropractic asso-
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porting distributors of malt and a l-, nights throughout the winter.
Hours:
10 a. ni. to 6 p. in.
will xive once a month.
elation meeting at Carlton
Satur-
f
«-ed lln »« alcoholic- beverages, Tuesday were
Mr. Berggren worked in a similar
Phone— Office: BE. 7791
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gibson were day night, speaking on “ Short W a v e ! proc|uci-d by Oregon State board of apportioned among the various coun-j capacity at Reehers last winter. He
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Therapy.’1
ties.
Washington county received has made a lifelong profession of or-
Forestry are now ready for distri-
C. Comley at their home in New-
Dr. Harry L. Chandler
1 chestita leading ,has composed and
buc ion to farmers of the state ac- $773.28.
has written hundreds of orchestra-
CHIROPRACTIC -SPECIALIST
Bethel
No.
20
Install
Mrs. V. A. Wood entertained the D e l n e l
*!1Sla,,1
_
cording to J. W. Furgeson, state
j tions for various musical organiza- j
ELECTRO-TH ERAPY
192« Eastern Star Matrons at lunch
Officials Thursday Eve forester.
tions.
Lodge Hold Services
eon at her home Friday.
There
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Under an agreement with the fed-
Stomach. Gall-Bladder and
were nine ladie8 present.
| Bethel No.
20, Beaverton
Jobe eral government, which assists in
Feet Hurt You?
Services at the Masonic and East­
Mrs, Fred Goyt entertained guests ; Daughters, held its public installa- ! K‘ owing stocks, these trees cun be
Intestinal Diseases
at luncheon
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See Drs. O. O. Fletcher and sons,
Wednesday,
including | tion Thursday evening, January 9, used only in establishing windbreaks ern Star Home Sunday were in
charge of the Betrverton Masonic Chiropodists and foot specialists at
Palmer Graduate
Mis, Lloyd L. Lee, Mrs. Gordon Wil- when these officem were
seated : shelter belts or wood lots.
and Eastern Star lodges.
A large 512 Morgan
Building,
Portland.
kinson and Mrs, Ross Beeson, all of Honored queen, Helen Berst; senior,
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535 MORGAN B U ILD IN G
delegation from here attended. Rev. Bust known specialists in the north­
Portland.
Broadway and Washington
Mrs. R. L. FI I ley accompanied E !2 S
w”'»"! P'nbi,ll Games Available Deck of Hillsboro, gave the sermon west, 17 years in the Alisky build-
22 years in the Morgan
friends on a motor trip to Reeds- fled Berst; marshal, Jeanne Klein;! Wouldn’t a pinball game In your Music- was in charge of Mr. and Mrs. ¡ng . . .
Portland, Ore.
Following the service« building. For many years Dr. Fletch-
port the first of the week.
They chapluin, Evelyn Alexander; librar- home be fun . . and this Is pos- J. R. Talbert.
a pleasant hour was spent with Mr. er conducted the Western College of
drove by the coa»t highway and re­ ian, Dorothy W iay; musician. LaRay sible
................ Superior Arnuse-
Chiropody.
His son i6 now ausocia-
port warm weather in the Southern Mart in; senior custodian, Betty Han-1 nient Co., at 409 S. W. Oak St., in and Mrs. James Welsh.
part of the state.
-----------------------! ted with him. Many pains of the feet,
son; junior custodian, Jean Sher-j Portlund, have these for you at a
Johnstons garage is being painted man; recorder .Catherine Van K leek; very nominal
I-v
LI
l
n i
. • . ' limbs and hack commonly attributed
price.
They also
Ur. Hurley, Uptometrist to Arthritis, Rheumatism, etc., can
Mrs. George McBreen was hostess treasurer, France» Downing; messen- handle various other novelty items,
Car« of Your
to a group of young people at her gers, Amie Thyng, Marian Metzler,
. . . .
and optician has been in be immediately
relieved by treat-
borne Monday evening in celebrution Dortothy McBreen Doris
| business in Portland since 1914 . . i ment for misplaced bones in the
McBreen.
To Discuss Topics
o f the 14th birthday anniversary of and Itnogene Hoffman; custodian of
being located at his present office In arch®» of the foot.
her twin daughters, Doris and Doro­ lights, Jane Domagolla; inner guard,
the Journal building for the past 6V4
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thy. Following an evening of games Edith Hardman; outer guard, La
He makes It a practice of 1
A LIC E JANE EVANS
is a good investmant
Three topics will be up for discus­ years.
a lovely lunch won served.
Verne Domagolla
sion at the Sunday evening meeting providing glasses to his clientele only i Alice Jane Evans, aged 71, died
Mr. and Mrs. Adolp La Fund have
Dr. Hurley has resid- at ber home in Aloha Wednesday,
The program consisted of piano a, Hubfir Conlmerclal ha„.
They when needed.
purchased the William Petch prop­ solo, Maxine Cady; vocal solo Mis* are;
January 22.
She was the beloved
..what ,8
..The ljUW that ed in Portland since 1901
erty und are planning extensive re­ Helen Stewart; whistling solo LaRay WHS Adde(j. und „ w h
■ wife of John S. Evans, mother of
the lncreuse |
pairs to the place.
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. 1 Mrs. Pearl Brownrigg, Aloha; Mr»
M i.tin ; vocal solo J. R
Talbert. ,n , he
„ tobacco a, thl8 tim„
After all advertising Is very much E ugean Warne, Los Angeles
Ed-
Mr. und Mns. Collis Moore, of Helen Berst w a. preaented .with a A „ ar, welcome,
like running a furnace.
You just ward of p,acerViile. Ben of San Jose
Moro, Oregon, spent Monday and gavel by Geo. Bucket-all, associate |
have to keep on shoveling coal and John of SafJ Bernardino s|ater
Tuesday with Mr. und Mrs. Al grand guard of Oregon;
Rhoda
Once you stop stoking the fire goes
George.
Mrs. Moore is a sister of Thyng was presented with a gift by
Harry Robinson Hurt
out.
So it is with building a bust-
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Mrs. George.
Bethel No. 20; Helen Berst present­
ness.
You just have to keep on ad-
Lambert Claussen, wno has been ed by gift from parents; whistling
suffering from an abcessed throat, solo by Edward Jannsen.
Harry Robinson was painfully in­ vertising.
had it lanced Sunday and is now
jured about the ehoulders and back
•i-eling inusti better.
Tuesday while felling a windfall that
F re c k s...........
Mr. und Mrs. B. C. Kremmel of
had lodged agi Inst another tree. He
In their new location at 723 S. W. had climbed into the tree which fell
Emil G. Ausplund
South Bend, Wash., were week end
Alder
street,
Just
o
ff
Broadway
.
.
guesUa of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Ran­
under his weight throwing him to
DENTIST
have those greeting cards for every the ground. He fell on his shoulder.
dall
occasion
you
aie
looking
for
.
.
.
(Formerly*) o f The
All Abnormal Foot Condi­
Malcolm Clement left Friday on
the steamer San Marco for the east­ also, the newest style8 in writing
Electro
Dental
O
ffice)
tions Scientifically corrected
Elect New Officers
IyM Examined— CUitsi Fitted
ern coast through the Panama Ca­ paper, not expensive either. Let
Is Now Located in the
print or engrave your
Only When Needed
nal, after spending two weeks at F R E C K S
E X A M I N A T I O N FR E E
wedding
invitations.
We
home.
ane( At a meeting of the Community
Stock
Exchange
Bldg.
Mrs. Floyd Brown is recuperating sure you will be pleased.
I club stockholder* association
Tueu-
3d AND YAM H ILL—AT. 5557
from an attack of iheumutisni.
I day. Homer Wilson was elected seo
JOURNAL BUILDING
(Opposite Farmers' Market)
(
U
T
Itt'll
OF
CHRIST
Mi.ss Evelyn Liermun nas returned
ret.ai-y-t measure r.
Harry
Barnes.
BR 0222
512 Morgan Bldg.-
M. Putman, Minister
to school after a weeks illnea» with
,
i i .
Albert Wilson and J. R. Talbert
lh - young people are planning to were ,aced on the board ofdirectors
u cold und grippe.
PHONE BE. 9194
___ are
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Ttte small son* of Mr. and Mrs. present a playlet in the near future.
Definite plans
underway to
HALIJtOOM D A N C I N G
Robert Holland are confined to their Jate of which will be announced In­ pay off the mortgage on their build-
hume with the measles
h ";
On next Friday evening »hey ,
b
,IIn K (itock
Several members of (he Beaverton I wl11 meet ,n th* church parlors for
Grange attended
the Washington a «oclal time.
Remember our mid
—NOW F O R M IN G -
county Pumona meeting at Aloha week service* on Wednesday at 7:30
HIGH SCIKMM. BEGINNERS
p. m.
Wednesday.
FRIDAY JAN. 10— 7:30 P. M
PIN BALL CAM ES
Services for Sunday are as fol­
Jack Jackson o f Portland, former­
F O B Y O t 'K O W N
ADULT BEGINNERS
lows:
Bible
School
9.45
a.
nt.
Com­
HOME
ly of Beaverton, visited at the home
Monday, Jan. 13—7:45 P. M.
munion
Service
followed
by
preach­
W> h *V f » I w » T U lr li
o f Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kngleke Sun­
o f the a* machine« for yon
ing. 11 i m. Young Peoples meet­
day.
JACK E. K O F E L D T
to rhoofte from — prie«*
from M.tO and up.
Visitors of Mr. and Mis. Sum Olds ing 6:30 p ni. Preaching 7:30 p. m.
STUDIO OF DANCING
We invite you cordially to all as­
Saturday Included Mrs. Chas. Wick-
IRVINGTON CLUB MU .3006
semblies.
A M I 'S K M E N T CO.
land and sons, Donald and Billy, of
40* 8. W . O ak . A T 0554
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Have your attorney send your le­
Staunch. Sunday dinner guests were
Isn’ t it funny that so many
gal notice* to this paper.
Mrs. Emma Smith and daughter
Mary and Arthur Breeman of Port­
Business men will get up
land and Mr. and Mrs. J. K
Fisk!
In
the morning— shave
and Mtss Lottie Chestnut of Corne­
ll»»*, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ma­
Cold Water Paint, inside, lb ________
With an advertised razor
10<
son, o f Huber.
An advertised soap—
Miss Bessie Johnson and Ia-wts
Kalsomine, lb
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Kerr, were married In Portland Sat­
I ’ut on advertised underwear,
urday morning. Mrs. Kerr lived here
most of her life and is a graduate of
Advertised hose, shirt, collar, tie
HAZELDALE
the local high school.
Twelve County Teacher»
Mrs. A! Geinger (Alice Johnson) J
On Educational Project
of Tillamook, visited friends and rel-
atlcs in Beaverton and Portland this
week.
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Twelve teachers are now teaching
Mrs. L. D. Shellenbetger arranged m WMBln({toI| County on the state-
a no host luncheon at the nome o Wj(je adult and nursery school pro-
Mrs. George McBreen for members ^
8pon80it.d under the W P A by
of the 500 Card club Friday. Hunch- j bt; State Department of Education,
eon was followed by cards in which i according to an announcement by C.
Mrs. H. R. Nelson held high score A. Howard, State Superintendent of
and Mrs. R. R. Summers low.
j Public Instruction.
John Rowe, of Washougal, Wash.,
These teachers are:
U>is Furlie.
former resident of thta place, visit- Clara M. WhitfonH Carl E
Berg-
.a friend.
,h . p .., week.
;^ C h n . n p ,
K J g * . Euk.n.
Conservation of Wild Life
Meeting Called Sunday
EYESIGHT
CHIROPODISTS
Foot Specialist
Do Not Neglect
Your Eyes!
•
Dr. 0 .0 . Fletcher & Son
DR. CARL J. HURLEY
CLASSES
FUNNY?
Dolan
Wrecking Co.
R em oval Sale
R IT Z
TH EATRE
RKAVKKION. OREGON
SHOW STARTS AT 7 P. M.
Siw ilej-W rdm w leyj
January
86-30
"Sanders of The River”
with Paul Robeson, Leslie Ranks.
Nina Mae McKinney and a thousand
other* In the cast.
The years moat
amazing drama, plus news und a
Mickey Mouse cartoon.
Thursday Saturday, Ji»n
30-31- Feb I
"Hot Tips”
featuring Zasu Pitts. James Gleason
and Margnit-t Callahan.
A horse
racing comedy for the whole family. I
Fun for all, also news and a Buster ;
Keaton two icel
comedy.
DON’T ,
MIMS TH IS
Next
“ Htioray for
Iuive.”
\\ o must move our lumber
yard to make way for new
east side postoffice; d.(HK),
(HK) feet o f lumber, new and
used, must he sold in the
next JO days.
W e are prepared to sell at a
sacriiico rather than move
this stock. This is a chance
of a lifetime to save on your
building material.
( ompletc stock— Plumbing
fixtures- pipe and fittings,
hardware, paint,
electric
fixtures, wall hoards, sash
and doors.
DOLAN
WRECKING CO.
S. F. 8th Ave. at Belmont
FA. 4056
EA. 2884
----- 7C
Pabco House Paint, gallon
2x12 Rough Plank, per M
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2x4's per 100 ft........... ..... .......... .....
Light Roofing, per Roll
$2.69
$15.00
80c
$ 1.20
See Us For
BRICK, T IL E , DOORS. W I N D O W S
And advertised shoes.
Seat themselves at the table and
l.at advertised broakfast foixl
Drink advertised coffee or
Advertised substitutes,
Put on an advertised hat,
Light an advertised cigar.
Go to their business in an
Advertised automobile,
And—
& B U IL D IN G S U P P LIE S
McCready Lumber Co.
Our Red Trucks Deliver
P H O N E 4603
Im n down an advertising proposit ion
On the ground that
Advertising does’nt pav!
We Wonder!