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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1927)
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE DURHAM * : x~: Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Koch at t e n d e d the anniversary of old friends in Portland, Friday evening Messrs Meyers, Cabc and Peau- quet are installing electricity in their homes the last week " —•—. C P e r Mr. and Mrs. Zell Wallace, Mr 'W allace’s mother and sister and Alva Myers, of Portland, visited the Bilyeu home Sunday. Line TO HOLLERS OF SECOND LIBER I Y LOAN BONDS Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Heisler en tertained friends and relatives Sun day. OTHERS EXCHANGE OFFERING OF NEW TREA.SURV BONOS Notice it iri'«n of a new offering of t ’M H I> S T A T E S l U F A M U Y B O N D S , dated June 15, 1927, and baritiK Interest from that date at the ral«» of 3 *\ per cent The bonds will mature in twenty Man*, but may be called lor redemption after sixteen year«. S vu .1 Liberty 1 oan bonds will be ac cented in exclianiie at p.ir. Accrued in- tri.evt on the Second Liberty bofid» of- t» .- t fv»r exchange will be paid as of J u n e 15. 1 9 2 7 . Second Liberty Loan bonds have b««n ca’led foi payment on November 15, 1(.»27, and will cease to bear ir.t Teat on that date. Holders of aueh bond» who desire to take ad\ an lnj;e **f tlu- oxc I ihuk offer should consult their b. 1 or trust com- pai:y at once. The exchange privilege ill b > available for a limi t'd period o.dy, and may expire about June 15th. Further information may be obtained from ban'.« or trust companies, or from any Federal Re»» » ve Rank. A W. MELLON. Sicretiry of the Treasury. Washington, May 31. 1C27. TUALATIN. Carolyn Smith is very ill at a Portland hospital, of spinal menin gitis. Kev. II. P. Blake sp-Ae at the church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Judd were Albany visitors last Tuesday. Lee Hing, prominent hop and pro duce grower, who in January bought a 160 acre tract near 1 lonald, was in Tualatin w i t h his family Sunday looking </ver his place. Mr. and Mrs. John Forney and Mr. and Mrs. W alter Hawxhurst, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. K Schofield at Oregon City, Tuesday evening. WANT ADS It Isn't what u man doesn’t know that worries him, hut what he knows a l l o r s know he Umv.-n't know. Mrs. Mike F'rizon entertained the Social l lub Wednesday afternoon V A w M d w J .c t :i3. nJ d y in SHAHAPTA th e D ir t a l i t t l e L o n g e r ! GLARING HEADLIGHT ELIMINATED TO GET RESULTS YOU CAN TOO T R Y IT Combinod Circulation 2250 Beaverton Enterprise, Tigard Sentinel, Multnomah Press, and Aloha News (No ml accepted loi* less than two lines.) x-x-x^xx-x-x-x** I I ? V V V V V V BE Mr. and Mrs. F'arl Embum, of \(rs \\' q Lynn, of Portland, y X - X 'X - x - x ^ X 'X 'X - x - x - X 'X - * ^.'VVVVVVVX K 'X ,X ’X 'X * X * X ,X *X *X .X *X ,X .X ..:.X 'X .X .X ..:.X *X ,.:..J, “The m o s t dangerous situati, n i Centralia, Washington, were guests vjslU.t| \|IS |.‘ Beebe on F'riday. !j! * f0 1,1 » Shack to a Mansion; From a Peanut Stan 1 to i ireu* larm e t the ht* motorist îim iu rK i Itulriv ill V V at the W. R. Hawxhurst home, last lacing today is lin ■ s- * < ity Homes and Leases Real Estate week as they were homeward bound Miss Susan Thomas returned t ,, glaring headlight and spotlight’ nd It ? x Business Opportunities Farms from a visit with relatives at Till Scio last week to act as brides- A. F.. Shearer, of the Oregon State ? Auctioneers and Imans amouk. maid at her cousin's wcddmg. j Motor Association. \ isitors from .£ Clairvoyant Reading Business Property _____ _____ I all coast states comment upon the Y T Readings Daily Y V Mrs. J. F. Costello, mother of: \|r \\' H o r s c h and daughter, dangerous condition attending night Y Y $ 1.00 Mrs. H. J. Iback, is in Portland j Helen, with friends from California, j ‘Ir'ying in Oregon, Y Y Y ” staying with her nephew until school wj|| spend the week-end fishing al "The last two sessions of the I.t> 350J Morrison St. Room 3 !5 ;i; is out, while the mother, Mrs. R. J. gcj„ Oregon islature have attempted to correct | 1 Block North Stage Depot | 8. L. SEEMAN, President this evil and the second effort be Gifford, is attending the opening of came a law only a few days ago her lunch room at White River, on Mrs. J McCuen will entertain :• Bet. Broadway and Park 4 BEacon 4387 the Mount Hood Loop Highway. friends f r o m Portland with two “There was a decided differciici •{•PORTLAND, OREGON tables of bridge on Thursday even of opinion as to the advisibility and Branch Office Second Floor Fliedner Bldg. The Tualatin Garage, owned by ing. ; efficiency of the law as passed b> vv.x*g. v-yX ’v v v M u ltn om ah , Oregon 10th & Washington Harry Judd, has been sold to Houle ihe 1925 session and as a conse W. B. SM ALL. PORTLAND and Knutson, who , took possession , Miss Ida Wendland visited her quence it was not enforced and MRS. E. KLEIN last week. Ihe sale was a trade, gran(lmolhcr> Mrs. Ida Wendland. motorists disregarded it. The law OREGON ATWATER 1718 Air. Judd taking a seven room fur Monday evening. as passed by the last legislature is "tie on which all authorities agreed nished residence on Mississippi Ave X 'X 'X - X - X 'X - X - X - X -X 'X 'X ^ X 'X ^ X 'X 'X 'X 'X 'X 'X -v it is highly desired that this nue in the Albina district, Portland Mrs. E. C. Thayer was confined and Mr. Knutson lias been employed by to her bed for a few days, but law be enforced by all law enforce ment agencies. Mr. Judd and his family lives here “Night driving in Oregon has been Mr. Houle has rented the A. I). is now better. Smith house. Last Wednesday night the women given a bad name in neighboring •f the club and their husbands met states, . , but , if the ,• present , law , . is en . . A very fine exhibition of the work u McCuen’s to decide who would forc,etl- this condition should rapid done in the manuel training de- x*x*x*x’x*x*x*x*x*x-->xx*x>x*x-vx-x-xx*x-v: x-x..*. the community in the ly be remedied. partment of the Union High School use .* parade. Five women Decorating and Graining & Hard ? at West Linn, is on exhibition at were Humiliated and voted upon M A S H E D P O T A T O C H O C O L A T E Hogg Bros., , in Oregon City Ther Mrs. Huh Cummins and Mrs. I CAKE Paper Hanging wood Finishing are two dozen projects occupying vV_ McC||en wcre dccu,|. V e r y M o ist, W ill K e ep L o n g T im e space in two large show windows (Mrs. Ida Cutting, Tigard) Radio Cabinets, tables, bedroom fur Two-third cups b u t t e r ; 2 cups, H1TEON. SEE T i l t s AMAZING NEW niture and in f a c t furniture for sugar; 1 cup hot riced potatoes; 2 t SHAVING IN VENTION every room in the house is shown —— cups sifted flour; 2 teaspoons bak I E r i e » K r r s t s t r a p p e r I t the M o t t S u r p r i t - Every passerby stops to admire the Mr. and Mrs. t harles Strutliers ing powder; 4 eggs; 1 cup choppedj \ n,J />*•»;»<« E v e r I-a te n tut. M a k e t a S i n g l e EXTERIOR and INTERIOR I. m o r M a d e l. a tt In d e f in it e ly a n d C iv e t class of work. There are thousands and family were Friday evening nuts; l/ t cup m ilk; 2 oz. chocolate, ) i the t .lout. S lic k e t t S h a v e t o f Four X House Painting Kalsomining a Specialty of people who would never know of visitors at the Wm. Campbell home. (2 squares unsweetened chocolate; i L \je . N o t h i n g L i k e I t E v e r S e e n B e f o r e ! the value of manuel training, but. | l 1 teaspoon cinnamon, cinnamon. Vi teaspoon Free Dsmcnstration-NoObligation for such public showings. VV. VV Miss Blanche Hite, of Aberdeen, | doves l IFItE ia n chance for you to aee f o r yourself i)avis is the instructor. Washington, vv.is a guist at 1 1 Cream butter, sugar, hot potatoes.' Route 5, Box 135, Portland, Oro. the a* ton>> hmg »having invention the whole country ■ ih talking alioiit. u (Probably ____ Hite home lliursday ami rritlay .. ... ' . '«"»“i ■ »"m i' »uum. n.DaMy you've « al- i - ~~ _____ _ milk, well beaten eggs, sifted Hour, ready read about It in Saturday Evening Poet, X ,X -X * X -X -X ,X * X ,X ,X ,X - X 'X 'X * X ,X ,X ,X * X ,X ,X * X ,v X - F'riday night I >. Brooks Hogan, of w. , x. __.......... ...... pices, chopped nuts, tablespoon van- M Thmlc fclt of iti of itl 866 keen, cool eh#' e o i v.-:ir from the Triangle Mills, Inc., of Portland, Miss Ethel North was a guest ilia, any kind of white icing the Birin hlurto. Th»t'e what KltlSS KRO&J spoke to a large audience at the °f Miss F.Ttie Nan Kleek, Sunday i'J do,n,: f.<r American nhavere everywhere? Thin anra. n* invention marks bik tia radl-al Durham school. Nearly all the poul- afternoon. advance in shsvinir comfort amt economy that GOOD C O O K IE S it deserves to In- called much more than a utrop- tryinen of this locality were present. „ 1 egg; 1 cup sugar; J i cup short |.er. Kulher it is a hlade rejuvanator. klakes Mr. Hogan stated that he was not ^ ',ss ,au i”e ^ cst * * un' ening; 1 cup milk; 2 teaspoons hundreds of keen, quick ahavee Uus.om where ; V •:> only one grew before. a "specialist” and he also declared day at Seaside, baking powder, 2 cups flour, flavor Km itrepo re u r blede tany make) that he had no use for the term. <*,ujrnt'al. just Itka a ii hs U t barhsr. l i ing, add more flour if needed to ?.n » ra s e ii re d< c r c s a c » a u t u r n a t i c a l l y . N ic k e l j i B His talk was principally on the sub- Mrs. Norris Olsen and children roll out. Can use raisins, , C O C o a ilU t . H ie s U|> to n o t if y y u u w h e n hla.la is r e a d y w ith ject of culling and was very thor- ,Jf 1 ortland, were guests Sunday at or nuts, on top, or allow to cool t h e k e e n e s t c j t t l n * * d * « t h a t st< e l c a n take . ough. . In speaking of the critical j}10 home of Mrs. Lena Olsen, and then frost. Delicious with tea condition of the jxiultry industry at lh ey spent the afternoon at the this time, he said that “The good Johnson home, in 1 rogress. S T E O P P E R and R A Z O R S P R IN G SA L A D poultryman w h i s t l e s and sticks, j “ 1 cup raw carrots ground; 1 cup Tear Out Thi s Ad - Worth *1 to \ ou while the poor poultryman whines ^ r- anc* ^*rs J- S. Canipbell am grated pineapple; 1 package lemon SE TT X? ■ M yi.u n ette e and quits.” He also emphasized the Ur- and Mrs. Wm. Campbell spent jello. Use only 1 cup hut water to MADE TO ORDER. je JTi KZj Hé i “ **' ,"t • Hoaliy I m..r rulers in A tu ar.y »Imvi •»« p<,- Ailjustekictuar» .!■ / »*! no need of following proven plan and Sunday at the home of John Camp dissolve jellu, when it starts to con- sitton. H ltrply tl.robuh the tou ¿h t ut rrop of whta- not jumji from one system to an bell, of Silvcrton. k -r« Not Unir like It evt-r on jeal add pineapple and c a r r o t s . UMUUirkut b. fo r». S e v e th i other in caring fur fowls. ml un«! ¿»‘t tin « new kind o* : ï Mr. Orville Hite of Aberdeen, Serve on lettuce leaf, use mayonaisej ATwater 2333 m zi»r I om g iv in g H w iy I ' h s k to fntfOOO«*» the* K rii^ Kr-*«« 8 tro o p »r--an d cntiti« « Washington, was a week-end guest ur cooked dressing. V“ u to a t Itikh demonatrmtionof K ri»« Kro«»» Strop- r »n x<-iir own h.»tne. A bsoiutcly no o M i ^ g K i IÍ at the Hite home. MAPLEWOOD M rs. S. C la ir I : Four Square Realty Mart, Inc. No More B lades to Buy! A lb e rt A . P ag e & Sons ? BE 0 2 5 4 SUNDAY N IG H T SUPPER KMSS KROSS RUBBER ST A M PS 'I hi# oiler (.> limited, so clip this out »i d drop mo a [io»tal tumght— or better »Ull, *e u p h o n e PIONEER PRINTING & STATIONERY CO. The Sunday School will give a Mr and Mrs. Harry Williams, of Place a layer of sliced potatoes me. Vi hy not uo it now? children day program Sunday morn- Metzger, were Sunday e v e n i n g in baking dish, then a layer of : A. E. WORTH ing, June 12. guests at the Hite home. diced ham, alternate layers, having $ 212- 4th Street, PORTLAND, OR. Representative ,, , potatoes on top. Add \ l/ j cup« Mrs. Lister Went to St. i aul, The Hiteon Progressive ( l ub met one hour. Phone Broadway 9897- R -7 Minnesota,' to visit a brother, who at the home of Mrs. Oscar Selamlcr Box 46 Rt. 2 — Beaverton, Oregon X X - X - X X X 'X - < - X X - X - X X X 'X - X - X * X X - X X X - X - X * X *•> ;. is very ill. • Wednesday. Ihe roll call An Idea for a Picnic Lunch” was well res- The E. Smith family spent the1 ponded to by a number of very ^ • .v .v .v .w .v .v .v .v .v .v .v . n lea*." Mr*. Cl t i :i .V t V .\ W .V .W » V .V .W .V .V .V .V .V .W .- .W .V .- . ____ I Mi John » al.lw cfl ga> j. Mr. and Mrs. W. I yons had a excellent reports of the meeting at- £ delightful m o t o r trip to British tended and their trip wliiie attend- , Columbia. They also stopped at ing ihe State Federation of \\ omen • lacoma and Seattle and visited with t lubs at Bend Mr» Finest fLt< y relatives. told of the trip to Pilot Rock. ;* _____ which they took while at Bend. \\ <■ > IS IT CAKE, SOUP, | 5 * vwairivJ Mrs A. Holm entertained the could almost see the wonderful view f. M E A T L O A F , OR $ i a - / i j A - B Circle of the White Temple. Plans were made for entertaining .• £ j on Wednesday. A delightful pic- the Comm f x deration, which meets ? SALADS? nic luncheon was served out under with the Hit eon » lub in July I 5» W e will mail a pack- $ J Fine equipment the trees. lowing the meeting the hostess serv- £ ____ , ,1 a delidoai lunch a^e of 3\5 filing cards 2 > makes stage travel as ILtrftld and Edward Frish spent The next meeting of the club will be held at the li -me of Mrs | .• to evi ry subs< r i l « r ;* ^ a week in F’astern Oregon. pleasant as it is ____ Peterson This is to be a social J sending in their favor x ^ convenient. with » " *' '¡r' L i nratne S<hellsnbt rgerisimpt i merlit These will t i and it expected bom« from the ho- Ih * ' •*" 1 ''. J ri e i ite recipe. pital ..... .. Song” This wtD be the last meet- > he published in the ro- i i P A C IF IC S T A G E S C tatimi in which they are 2 i Helen Bronson and Ruth Goff i* desired ih.it all atti I I V jV k i u are confined to their homes with j C received at our office Ihe measles See that your items go into the C _____ local paper first. Y >u are interest- > with the name of the Mrs Caradow has been visiting ed in y-ur own town so is this | (Jo n o r Address letter • • l e x t ‘!f^tx4rV? paper O u r c l.- ms a r c a l w a y • pe n J 11 11 • * tMie.sjs It 1 relatives at Astoria, Oregon. « • . for news, births, marriages, acci- to EDITOR, care local A j-arty was given the K*,h g-adc dents, illness, visitor* at yutir home, J fO I-I XI . * paper. '.»dilates at thi -cho l h urt F^i- when you leave tow» etc . Civ* it to the Bocal P.por first day evening. W . V Z . V A V . V . '. V . '. V . V / Z A V A W V A '. V Z A S ' . W A W W . V A V . V . '. V A V / . V . W . m '. W A WHAT IS YOUR ! Favorite Recipe? | i w Noi alone comfort — but lu x u ry ! A y & /•mg* yM*m 4' I 4