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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1928)
center of the C E L E B R A T E GOLDEN link up No ••fa:r change* head an l pile III 1 he W E D D IN G A N N I V E R S A R Y were noted ,» the barley markets plate; then a layer of ‘ ,ced and oats held steady generally, bn; (peeled); then a layer of crab meat The pageant "The Gift* we Bring . that has been soaked at least an BEAVERTON, OREGON which was put on by the pup,Is of con, .nclmr.1 to ^ a k e n hour in French diessing; over this A most enjoyable social event of . * . . . . ____ __ Huv and reec Hay ami Multnomah school Christmas week add another layer of tomatoes; pour more than usual significance was ihe The general lone 01 t!,e feed was greatly enjoyed by nearly 7 «) Publish«! Frid-y of sstK we.k by Pionr.r Publishing Co markets was not so firm but the tlii»u>aiiil island dressing over thcC.b-ervaiion on Saturday last, of the parents and friends. The different of Mr H. H. JEFFRIES. Manager whole and garnish with lemon anJ golden wedding anniversary trade expects more demand soon. — —— i parts wr,e well acted as a rc ult and Mrs. W. F. Kdlloif, ai pickles. Editorial of the careful training given by palatial home on Wheeler avenue, Muffins State hie,liber National Editorial Association and Oregon the teachers of the school. One-fourth cup shortening, two Moha. by a large number of rel. K i.E D V IL L E C E L E B R A T E S Association atives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. ,he W I T H C H R IS T M A S T R E E cups flour, ¡a cup sugar. 'The ladies organization of Rudolf have only recently located baking powder and a pinch o f sail, I Mult community church will entertain _ CampUt« covcrag« of eastern Washington county and western well beaten. V a cup milk; in Aloha, but have been residents nom*h county. their husbands and friends E'ridav (Too late for publication last week) cream shortening, add sugar gradual.*’ ¡o f Oregon for some forty years. ------------ — -------- ---------------------- --------------------------------------| evening at M p. in. 'There will be a ------- I hen egg. sift flour, baking powder , are very active and enjoying the postoffice at , Beaverton. Oregon. pageant and K.-v M Mathews will \ ( hristmas tree and program ----- — th„ uroUish|v and add tc best of health. They were presented conn class matter at the — > : - : . Filtered as second under the act of c ongress ot .March J, Uvy. peak after which a social hour will held at Keedville Presbyterian ^ inixlure a|lernau„g with m ilk; j a number of beautiful and valuable be enjoyed. church on 1 hristmas cv ruing to a bake in hot greased gem pans for 2.-' tokens commemoration of their well tilled house. anniversary, and needless to sav the Subscription price $ 1 IMI • y « * r in advance; advertising r e t . , on application. minutes On Ian 12 the I.. O. of the Piano Solo— I event was a most happy one. this Oatmeal Cookie* Community church will serve a din ’Largo’* from New World Symphony being the first time since 1905 that OFFICES Cream 1 cup sugar and 44 cup ner io b«- |«ut on by the all Oregon by Hamilton Slade so many of the fainilv have been Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy—Phone Tigard 143 lard, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, V a tea- Products Co. All of the proceed* Song— to be together on one occa- i si.0011 salt, Y i teasjioon soda (soda will go to the church. Aloha—Aloha Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 4 ¿52. It Lame utK»n a Midnight t lear. j ^ Among the relatives and di solved in a little water), 1 cup f rjcm|s |>rcst.(t, werc Mr. and Mrs by audience , — Multnomah - 5-10-15c store—Phone BRoadway 07VI Miss F.lizabeth Watson left Mon raisins, leup ground walnuts, - cups ( () Rodolf aiu) two children, of Play - Beaverton Broadway near O. K. track* Phone 7503. day for Medford where Mie has Hour and 2 cups oatmeal; when a y uba ci|y Ca|jf> Nlrs Stella Kautf- "Bethlehem's Star” j accepted a position with a lumber Portland— 40H lJckum building Phone BRoadway 0/‘>l by Little Folks are thoroughly mixed add 3 well II|am, and (|aughter, of Sacramento, beaten eggs; put flour on the mold- N(r ani, N)rs p w Kodolf and ! concern. Violin Solo— mg board and spoon out a bit of the threc chi|,|ren alul Mr. and Mrs -------- “ My Koseway for Me” Mrs. A. I.unn and son have moved (,|enn Stiff. accompanied bv «lough half as large as an egg and ^ p Kodo|f of Portland, Mis, I T C A N ’T BE D O N E ! press into shape w it* well floured hands He)en H(i|(f Ko,k(lf am| M iss Lou back to their home in the Nelson \frs Stiff. tract ‘ bake in well buttered pans in a mod- Thompson Salem. Exercise— \ \ c wish these things might he said to youth every bv (»iris of Mrs. Nordland’s C lass erate oven until a delicious brown Miss F.thrl Speakman and Fari where— in America, in ( anada, across the seas, and These are delicious and wholesome. Vocal Solo— wherever tongues can speak and ears can hear. C R I M E ¡Hardy returned to o \. i Monday. "Singing in God’s Acre” ALOHA by Mrs. Chas. Imlay D O E S N ’T P A Y . A N D I T C A N N O T BE M A D E T O Th, b„ k„ bal| Cow. M IK E D IN MUD FOR 8 HOURS Exercise— P A Y ! It can not l>c* IllclUC to pa\ 111 revvcinis ol toll niunity church played with the team Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Shontber and by Boy’s Class \ j.arty of five young people ol fami, yesterday moved to Portland science, contentment or material gain. Crime D O K > from the Sunnyside Methodist Play in three acts Aloha, worked for 8 hours before 'I where Shontber has secured Mr. “ Offertory” pay in sorrow, disgrace, imprisonment, and sometimes church :*"'1 lu<l u>' ' we,k- they got their coupe out of the employment. I >i reeled by Mrs. Brower. with loss tif life. T H E I M P R I S O N M E N T O F S O U L highi mud while returning from a party (). ( ) Oliver was in Multnomah The Christmas story by at the Peterson home. is NO LE S S T H E C A U S E O E R E M O R S E A N D A N - visiting Rev. and Mrs. I). S Sharpe school class and others. Mr. and , Mvs. , O. , C. Mason In the party were Roy K. Antrim, , , luve to Et lhrested bv Mrs. Bfower C U S 1 I T H A N IS T H E C O N F I N E M E N T O F BODY Sunday. Vntrim and their sisters Joyce abom completed the remodeling of Ornila Santa Claus appeared and brought *-His interior of their residence on A P E N A L T Y FO R F O R F E I T E D F R E E D O M . W Earl Parker and family spent smites and joy“ to the children j‘ ml K" " na- an.lBdlie Peterson and Sucy 'avenue. T h ^ hnprovOTent vv ai Many gifts were distributed an«l -uUliC tnn^’ ¡carefully carefully planned and executed and Hickman was caught. Leopold and Loeh got life . Christmas at Seaside. given to everyone candy boxes 1 joying the comforts and conveniences C imprisonment. The D ’Antrcmont brothers were finally Mr Beebe, of Sh.ihapia, has pur-' present, these estimable people are now en- N E W LUNCH ROOM O PE N brought within the grasp of the law. \ igilance and chased the Barron lot on the hill. , of an excellent, modern home. Hary Sidwell lias equipped an detection are even more certain than merited punish j opened for business a dandy short i —— Floyd Weatherly and family vis RECIPES ! order lunch room in Aloha Serv ice1 The Portland Electric Power Co ment. Here are three outstanding examples of hoys ited with his parents at Scottsbnrg Station. The room has been thorough-. kas experienced considerable ditlicul- who D I D N ’T ( ¡ E T A W A Y W I T H I T .” I ’.Vl'Il lc«lvillg ( hristmas Koa.t Beef with Macaroni ly renovated, painted and decorated; ty maintaining service by reason out questions o f morality, o f uprightness, o f the rights x (. ' Persels and F. N Three pound roast, 3 cups niac- new uji-to-date fixtures are in place, 0f the snow and ice this week, and of others and o f citizenship, can any boy or girl A F |Vrs'.'Js bisiu.d Mrs Peresels dau aroni. Salt and pepper. \Yater to an«l back of the mahogany counter yesterday drafted Harry Sidwell to will be found the genial chef, led help otit on the line work for FO RD T O C O M M I T O F F E N S E S A G A I N S T SOCI ghtrr Mr* Frank Page and family cover ample few days. which means Melt fat in roaster on top of Sidwell, ET\ \ N D W A G E THEIR O W N FU TI ' J«' y. at Aloha over the week-end. ------- stove. Sear roast, place in oven guarantee for the best of appetiz- A G A I N S T T H E P O S S IB L E S P O IL S ol*' W R O N G One of the fir trees on the lot and cook until almost done. Onc ing foods and courteous service. It Postmaster H. A. Low ry states next to the 5-10-15 cent store half hour before serving, place is planned a little later to maintain IK ) I N G ? snapped off during the silver thaw macaroni in roaster and add enough 24 hour service in all branches of that the increase in receipts of the ------- water to cover Season with salt and this super-station. 1 his meritorious Aloha postoffice this past quai 1er low tini the The path of rectitude always pays, ave been by far the greatest of s lv Kox” feel when peeping thru the liars at Pendleton. Lights were off for over 50 inin-l pepper to taste. Cook until tender, addition to the business activities of kab , , (1 7 1 ,f • o | .. . utes in Multnomah Monday night. Serve hot. Aloha, however, will doubtless put in the history of the office In g o n ! Can a 19 year old vouth, in his dangerous I1 Ihe ( )re )regon out of conimist;O commission the favorite favorite ren- ren any tact they have about reached the de/vous of the Town C riers club, as age,” heat the law? Perhaps for a while. Perhaps for Most of the roofs of the buddings Crab Louie Ted asserts this is strictly a bus- point where we may expect to be hi the business jiart of Multnomah a few sleepless nights. Perhaps in the orgy of other A sure indi 2 large lettuce leave« on a mess venture and not a Grandmas boosted up a class. l ’ut and Tuesday crimes during the “ thrill” o f escape. Perhaps in t h e |«‘L.«! ha.Mv M.»n«iuy and cation of the growth of Al«»ha. 1 when the snow was removed plate, then shred the rest ol the Kitchen. 1 » • * * j* « *s| but mu \* iii ii mr Mi uw tvdt it llistol ted judgment o t «lit e XT* l l t d poplll.tt l . tillt lit Mi l l Iliere was no fun her trouble, fic e ci M ULTNOM AH THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE ___ K ,,ul ut c he captured. He W A S captured. Nearly all o f such are caught. The few who “ get aw ay" never quite get away from their own penalties. Neither the moral nor legal codes can he violated without a compensating ill effect. Crouching like a beaten »log. the escaped criminal cringes at the voices of men ami is startled at the falling ot a leaf. Mr. Ruriug drove his car into the front entrance of Ins theatre Mon day night as the snow made it impossible fur him to «Im e the car k ome. % The tapiioi Theatre has suffeie.i from the silver thaw. Saturday night there was no power and Mr. When all his other virtues Kur,,|s ,,a'' c,“ sp lh<‘ theatre. No, it can’ t he done! Monday night there was power but sink in the mire of depravity, the criminal yet serve*- , no lights, buti the people waite.I one purpose to humanity. He teaches a lesson to others paiim tk f. .r so minutes before the lights came on. The worst pari' in inverse ratio to his own wrongs Teach this lesson to your hoy and ours! Te to vom neighbor’s hoy. Set the example in the home, the school ami the church. Proclaim it in club and lodge. Live il in the community by precejit and e\ ample. If it takes the Bible to do it. use the Bible! If it takes stricter court procedure. Amend vour own laws! If it takes the abolishment of the parole system, quit sending candv to murderers, and deport every “ sob sister’’ in the land. The fault can not he laid to vouth alone. . If some thing >li|>s bet w ecu the cradle ami the steering wheel, let us Itimi out what it is and w h y ! and in the mean time let us keep our families safe from the ravages of tiemls and our properties free from plunderers! Hickman proved to he a hick boy. RESOLVED! Tw elve months of Thrift ............. Your local T h rift Store simp lifies your Food Problems. Quality foodstuffs at a Saving alvvavs. START NOW ! «d’ the incident was the fact that the heat hail also to be closed as the fans are driven bv electricity. T H R IF T FE A TU R E S, SAT. Mr and Mrs F H Burns were dinner hosts New Year’s at their home when they placed covers for ight S N O W D R I F T — pure vegetable shortening, 4 lb. pail liN E APPLE I' I' Fit/water has purchased trum the Fairvalr land Co the Spanish stucco house m Fair*ale on \ isia ■\veinie Fairvalr Herald score New York Crain Holidav Juinesr marked the grain m a r k e t * but trade u expected to 39c T W I N BREAD—White or whole wheat ........................... 10c i l l R I E I C O F F E E , consistently delicious, 1 lb. 45c; 3 lbs. $1.33 _ In many cases the \sar tax doesn’t hurt as much ” 4blr <,“m ,hr ^vnculmral cmiums • - sHjner reports t openhagen equivalent as the peace profits. t«> Jli / cents still 15 cent* un«ler 92 $1.98 M A Z O L A O I L — Th e pure corn oil— qt. tin ............... Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson, of I'illamook and Myrtle Wilson, of Si M.nv's aca<i<mv, were guests of Nlr< <,l,,dvs K,‘,,v >iunng the holi- M A R K E T RE PORT Many a gray dawn brings a dark brown taste. Onion* W V ii official estimate of the com mercial onion crop m 15 late ship This would be a happv world indeed if all the ping state* lopped >dT a million bushels from previous estimate* Christmas cards meant what thev said. It .iv m, 17,310,114) bushels or onlv l.iOO.ood more than a year ago t hristmas and New Y ear’s g o to prove that some sentiment is reporw-d firm. Potato«* people are work da\ dry and holidax wet. Total shipments of potatoes for the week ein Img December »4 were car* or Hist .VI) cars lo** than ' The Republican National Convention will begin 111 -VII thr f»rr\ it hi h wrek ( ■ »mpdirr«l with Kansas ( ity on lune 12 ami end when somebody chooses ihe vaine we ck last V ear. however. | lu) more Carloads \% err to run. shipped \lo\roicnt of |K»utofn in Pacific NorthwrM M ate« «luring the «am c It s a wonder anybody got verv much out o f the J For the entire pre ( hristmas season with one fourth o f the country country l<*i,4sj carloads had beenl shipped bv December 24 compared looking for Hickman and the other three fourths talk to ISJ.y*/1) last year at the *ame ing a b o u t him. time. Rutter Stea«ly to firm butter market*) \\ hat this country needs is an epidemic o f home with more favorable domestic «tati«-* tual position an.I production in- sickness. «rrasiiig «lowly, but foreign buner becoming a factor in eastern mar kets about summarizes the situation Dry cleaners will agree that all wealth comes from last week Storage hohlmgs on ihe the soil. Pacific coast are reported ’ iMl I un.ls less than a vear i, \ M O N ., J A N U A R Y 7 T H & 9TH R E X F L O U R , Genuine Eastern Hardwheat— 49 lb. bag $2.14 Hinemoa t i..nngu has rntirrk re co\rred from an attack of pneu- moma ' & C R O W N F L O U R , Best Family Patent 19 11». bag .......... FARM Figures are all ri^ht, but there alten is too much static in statistics. lo w in g Mine th e A the on V in ce r -aid pt Broken slices *9c No. 2‘ j tin—3 cans ........... 53c S T A N D A R D T O M A T O E S — No. 2l/2 tin— 3 cans S T A N D A R D C O R N — No. 2 tin— 3 cans ....... ............... S T A N D A R D P E A S — No. 2 tin— 3 cans 37c 37c 37c AMERICAN BEAUTY SHRIMP 29c dry pack 2 cans C A M P B E L L S T O M A T O S O U P — 3 cans PIONEI R CLAMS G. S wJio h¡ th e fee ident I Dem oc 19c j tall tins — 2 cans 45c Premium 29c PILLS BUR Y PANCAKE FLOUR large package 43c >NO\YSH()E SY R U P — Pure cane and maple— No. 2 ‘ ^ tin 39c I IGS— Black or white— 3 lbs. 25c; 25 lb. box $1.99 I VYER FIGS G>r eating 2 il»-. 29c DATES New crop Hallowi 2 ll>>. 25c I r\l.l \N PRUNES large size 3 lb-. 25c W \LNl i S No. 1 soft shell 2 ll>^. 49c C R A C K E R S — National Sodas—2 lb. carton YY H< 'Ll CREAM Biscuit Co.— Grahams WHK \T FIG BARS 2 lbs. R O L L E D O A T S — in bulk— 4 lbs. or Cine once L ••‘K SiU i Insane asylun The bate Ji quel t< wife. A whom 33c 25c Ï; love a eral pi folli I Jury ol D1.YM()ND ( UY S 1 AL SAL T, Iodized t»r plain. 2 lb. shaker 10c L.1MA B E A N S — California recleaned— 3 lbs. 23c II O OATS Quick or regular 2 packages B R O O M S — Kitchen Quality— T h rift “ C ” N O R ! H E R N T IS S U E — Toilet paper— 3 rolls •I CiUEST IYT( )R\ S (1 \P » arton of 12 bars P & G WHITE NAPTHA SOAP— 10 bars 39c \\ lNFS \1 .\1 1 LI S Delicious tor eating— fancy wrapped and packed 1 lbs. 29c; per box $2 69 :• " rO RE •I •: î L ( K \ T I ( IN ' * * * ' * * * ******************•*■*•’ • •! 29c 55c 23c 49c B E A Y E R T O N , ( >REG ( IN \ I* \ •*, I de liber I v - r d ic i I I I yruuinl ¥ u 11 1 y ” o( T ris Mr* [ » ■ und * a* *1 ■ O' 'Ille si I | V *V *S S *.'••.V *,*,iV iS S ,iY , , ,,,S *IV i‘ i* i,A V #V »S V iY li , «V iV iS * il i’ «‘' t e > T i f y * lud« 1 pulsorj I tb v ire