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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1928)
BOOKING O R D E R S FOR \ \ 1 HABY t H it K S —O ur breeding Hocks are under state supervision and guaranteed to be two a n t three year old hens. They are m ated to Oregon R O. P. individ ually pedigreed males. Pure H an-, son strain. W e have many sat' isfied customers in the neighbor hood who are making good with their 1027 pullets. Electrically hatched. They lay large white egg- and plenty o f them. We do NO I hatch from pullets. You are cordially invited to see o u r breeders. A liberal discount will be given on chicks ordered during the m onth o f January. Tualatin H eights th ic k e r y , E. C. Richard- '"ii Tualatin, Ore. ShervvootfT Rt. 1. Box 3 . Tel Tigard 4152. T h e s e C l a s s if i e d A d s a p p e a r in B eaverton E n te rp rise , T ig a rd S e n tinel, M u l t n o m a h P r e s s a n d A lo h a N ew t. C O M B IN E D I All C IR C U L A T IO N for th e nom inal per lin e p e r ti m e . p rice of 225U 5c CASH M U S T ACCOM PANY ALL WANT ADS I'uesday in response to a telegram stating that her mother, Mrs. H a t-j held, had suffered a broken collar' bone. She was a teacher in the C ¿iris’ Industrial school and well known itt Aloha. A deal was closed W ednesday b e tween C. F N eipert and Tom Stewart resulting in the sale of the latter s acreage on the school house road near Huber, improved with a nice 4-room bungalow, to Mr. Neip ert, who bought the property as an; investment. T he many friends 'Ot Mr and Mrs. Stew art will regret to learn that they will leave m about, ten days for the old home in P e n n -1 sylvania, where Mr. Stew art will a c cept a lucrative position with a former employer. j BOR S A L E —Rhode Island Red T. \ \ . Sullivan called at the o f chickens. 7-8 mos. pullets. 2 hcii', fice of c . J, Stickncv Wednesday 2 young roosters 71(1 Lombard St ami bought an automobile insurance Beaverton. Phone 2715, Beaverton. policy to cover him against public liability and property damage Tom •5otr CARD P A R T Y —W ednesday. '•iys these auto accidents lately are 1 -dll p. in , in the Masonic Hall coming too fast and he’ll feel much tiood prizes. Everyone invited. better to have ample protection He Beav erton, Oregon also believes in giving hi> business to the home agent, and says lie! H )R S A L E New Rotary electric never yet heard of any outside agent sew luy machine, walnut, console that was doing anything to help Ihe News $ 6 .-v Cost $110 Mrs. Ida Hocket, boost and develop \lo h u on the highway. thinks that you can't help but b e lieve in that logic either. V IC T O R P H O N O G R A P H Vml rec- ords. $22.50. BR.6934-J-2. A P P L E S —F o r Sale. F. VV alnut avenue, Tigard. I.uethi, Ihe P ortland Electric Pow er t ’o. had their line crew in \lo h a M on day and installed two more stre c : * 1 lamps on tse highway. It is su r prising vvaht a difference these lights make, and we understand there is now some discussion with reference to providing some lamps on the south side. INl l BA TO K S 6-50 egg cycle, $5 each. 1-25(1 egg Buckeye, $ 3 » I *ean at 1 reece, Box 346, Tigard. I 75 W H I T E L Eli H O R N P U L L E T S —For sale cheap W. V. Gauntt, — Tigard, — ' WAN I E l) —Each family in Beaver- Oregon, Route 1. Dan Smith, Beaverton high school E X C H A N G E — For acreage—2 lots ton and vicinity to call and get student and son of Mrs M E. i at W oodtnere, 1 block from car, one of our new 1628 calendars Smith, of Huber, was struck by an automobile about noon yesterday value $1400. 7nl>4-tWth Ave. S. E. — I RI-.E. Beaverton Realty Co. Portland, Oregon. — —— --------------------------- while crossing the highway at H u I ---------------------------------------------------------I EOR S A L E —3 Berkshire pigs, 8 ber. T he driver of the car picked wecKs out. it. Lets, Beaverton. I 10 At KE A l l l E U K l It \K l>—v tear the boy up and took him to Beav Hood River district to trade for erton for medical treatm ent after house and lot or acre. Ed. Hol- FOR S A L E —One fresh Jersey, 5 gal which he was returned to hi s home. Ode Springer Guernesy, 7 ^.» 1 . VV bile I »an does not appear to be strn, H ardw are and Furniture, I f A. Shearer, Rt 2, Beaverton. badly hurt, his injuries are painful Beaverton, Oregon. and it is hoped nothing serious will FOR S A L E —9 pedigreed wire-haired T 'S T O M H A T C H IN G —Let me dev elop. terriers (Two- 7 m onths old and hatch your e g g s fur you at prices three 3 weeks) $15 te> $25. k r o g - less than you can afford to set stad, Capitol highway, one mile hens or run your own small in south of Multnomah. Kroadwav cubators. 3c per egg any v|uantity. 9757-R-5— D23-5T R F .C 1 P IS Modern Mammoth incubators. Send for free catalog of chicks, b rood ■ FOR S A L E —Good first grow th fir, ers and supplies. VV. J. Wilcox not blocks. 12 to 16 inch length. Poultry h a r m and Hatchery, Reed- Salmon Cakes Leave orders at Stipe’s garage. v i lie-. Ore. P. O. Beaverton, Rt T ake n can of salmon and mix 4, Phone 7252. with 1 beaten egg, add a cupful of ■ BARGAIN- $ 3 HI Chevrolet sport bread crumbs and a tablespoon oi model O tto Erickson & Co. Beav - softened b u tte r ; season with salt ALOHA erton. Phone 2103. and p e p p e r ; pour into small cakes Mrs. H arriet Mason, m other of and fry in hot fa t; serve garnished I WCM >1 »cun E RS WANTED r o Wallace Oscar Mason, of Aloha, with slivers of sour pifkle. cut wood on shares. ( all E. Fi. B o s to n B ro w n B rea d i passed away January 6 in Portland ■ Swensen One cup Hour, 1 cup corn meal, 1 Mr. ami Mrs. E. Tellers, of P e n cup c ia h a m Ih'Ur, 44 teaspoon soda, I W A N T E D —You to call and list dleton, have returned to their home I teaspoon salt, H cup molasses, 2 your place for sale o r rent, large in Aloha. , tips sour nulk or 1 >4 cups sweet or small, and get one of our new milk or water. 1028 calendars. Beaverton Realty Mrs J F T u rn e r visited friends Cabbage Slaw Company. in Hillsboro Tuesday. I --------------------------------------- - ------------ Put the cabbage through food I R E SPO N SIB L E P A R T Y — W a n t s VII of the members of the Girl grinedr, using coarse knile , then good residence lot in Multnomah Scouts w rote a letter to Vera Tet- season with .salt-, pepper and sugai with second m ortgage privilege vvilrr at Springdale, N e b , last week. to ta s te ; take 2 tablespdbns ol Will pay $10 per month. 7c/i ini vinegar in a glass and add enough ■ Phone BRdv Q8Q4-J-6 J J M ddred Je a n Tvvohy visited Helen canned milk to make a (link cream , I DRESSMAKING—I will do all Thompson on Saturday and Sunday. stir c onstantly; pour cream over the cabbage and stii in; serve on lei hinds of sewing. Mrs. M. Cordes. Geo. F. Fish, of Portland, was tuce leaves. Phone 1*410. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Matt king E g g N o o d le s I ( \ R P E N T E R W O R K —O f all kind? Saturday. One egg well beaten, 2 tablespoon Ver y reasonable Reshingling cold water, Jzj teaspoon salt, Horn guaranteed P hone Beaverton 0212 S. G. Rogers had the side of enough to mix firm; beat egg, then I ------------------------------------------ F E R T I L I Z E R 3 sacks $1. P hone his car smashed and damaged to add cold w ater and salt; mix 111 the amount of $80 when a car driven enough Hour for a firm dough; roll Beaverton 7752. I ___________________________________ _ by Mr. kolletisinith, of Portland, out real thin and let slightly d ry ; FOR S A L E —Jersey lieifer, 2 years tried to puss his car on a curve cut into strips, roll up and cut old F. D. Peck, Lom bard street. near B e rth a Saturday night. T he fine, let d r y ' real well; will keep accident happened about 12 p. in. some time. SMALL P A Y M E N T D O W N hand- when Mr. Rogers, accompanied by -Suet P u d d i n g 1 les modern house, P ortland, 2 b e d Mr amt Mrs H Lewis were r e One cup sugar, 2 cups suet, I rooms, fireplace, bath, built-in turning from an I O O. F. meeting cup bread crumbs, 2 cups raisins, 2 kitchen, garage 16-year-old w a l in Portland. cups entrants, 1 tablespoon molasses, nut tree, 2 apple, 1 crabapple, 2 1 cup sour milk, 1 teaspoon cm cherry tree*. Box 380, Beaverton. Misses Leila and Lydia Spooner uanioii, I teaspoon cloves, 1 tea spoon allspice, 1 teaspoon soda, RADIO R E P A I R I N G — A n t e n n a returned home last week. enough Hour to make real stilt a/ul Ground construction. W rite, we Mr. Seawell returned home from bake 2 hours. Sauce—2 clips watir, call R H a rdm an, Box 34, Tigard. Honolulu Sunday. 2 vups sugar, 2 eggs, 2 tablespoon Hour, butter and flavoring. E X P E R T Shoem aker at Tigard, see; Rhoda Shellenberger visited with John Lena, two blocks south of | Ellen Hawley Sunday. ENGAGED TO STOKES Public school. Floyd Fuller is building a new HANSON S T R A IN -C ertified and house on his lot on the highway. accredited W hite Leghorns. E lec Mrs. John T annler and son, of trically hatched chicks for 1628 Repeat orders are coming in. A Sunnyside, Clackamas county, O r e few of o u r satisfied customers gon, spent Sunday with her parents right here at home, A ( 1 . Sand VI r. and Mrs. J. T. Hadley. bk.m, T ig a r d ; C. k . Johnson, J. Mr. and Mrs. A. Niergarth, of * Rabe and E. Pointer, D urham ; Mrs Jack Miller, M ulloy; E. A. Archer station, spent Sunday with Dunstan, Tualatin. T u a l a t i n ’.he T uttle family. Heigdits C hickeryy, E ( Ru hard- Mr and Mr«. H A Smith and ‘"ii, Tualaun. Ore. Phone Tigard, 4152 Mr and Mrs. I) K Hawlev and Hurl, v and M r. and Mrs. D R LOST—Female Police Dog on D e family, of Portland, visited with H. cember 31, was taken from k e n H H aw lev and family Sunday. nedy acres to somewhere west of Beaverton. O w ner would a p p r e Mrs. 0. F'. Johnson, who was ciate information concerning the operated on Tuesday at St. V incent dogs w herrbouts L A. k e n n e d v , hospital, is rapidly recovering and expects t<> return home next week. Beaverton, Rt 3 i I BABY S Ml« k S W hite L eghorns $14 Barred K«>cks $lo Kh«»de l-land Reds $16. H atches every I we'day from January 17th C us tom hatching 3c per egg, any eiuantity. W rite for free catalog “ f brooders and amazingly low prices uf tw o and three weekold chicks \\ I W ilcox Poultrv F irm and H atchery, Keedvdle, Dre. P O. Beaverton, Rt. 4. Phone 725 i Merwin Dant, of Tobias, sang over K E X last T h u r sday. Mrs. 1 T Hicks, of Castle Rock. B e autiful P a t I D u P ont, screen W ash . is visiting at the home of a c tr e s s o f Hollywood, «.alif., who Is her daughter, Mrs L. Gilmore. rep o rted to be engnged I Mrs C. to Reed-M urdock Co., of C hicago, are contem plating the erection of a cannery in W ashington and two in O regon. IT CAN BE LOCATED IN B E A V E R T O N IF YOU W A N T IT THERE Fill out the coupon below and send or mail iftcTthe Bank of Beaverton or Attend the M eeting, January 18 at I. O. O. F. hall B eaverton, at 1 p. m. Will you help by answering the following questions? Strawberries ............. acres, Blackberries ............. , Black caps,. Raspberries ................, Loganberries...................... ‘ Apples.................. Peaches ............... , Pears.................. , Prunes.................. Other Fruits How many acres have you in vegetables now?.................................... How many will you have in 2 years, .................................. F ru its............................................ Vegetables ........................... How many acres will you have in 10 Years? .......................................... F ru its........................................ Vegetables............................. Signed ...................................... Address ...................................................... .v.v.v.w .v.w National Thrift Week January 17th to January 23rd. A week set aside to encourage the Practice of Thrift. Your Thrift Grocer is pledged to this effort every day in the year. Start saving with these features. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, J A N U A R Y 14TH A N D 16TH Clipper Nut, the econom ical oleo., 2 lbs. 33c M I B Coffee 1 lb. tin Oregon Milk tall cans -3 cans Rex H o ur—Genuine eastern hardwheat— 49 lb bag 49c 28c $2.14 Fels N aptha Soap, carton 10 bars - T win Bread— white or whole wheat Blue Rose Rice — Fancy whole grain— 5 lbs. Cream Rolled Oats -9 lb. bag Argo Starch—Corn or gloss— 1 lb. pkg.— 3 pkgs. C risco--for flu ffy cakes, 3-lb tin 49c 10c 33c 49c 25c - School Boy Peanut Butter— 1 lb. pail Golden Marshmallow Syrup— 5 lb. pail C.hirardelli’s Ground Chocolate— 1 lb. tin - 69c 25c 59c 34c P S Strawberry Preserves— 3 lb. jar A wonderful pack of delicious whole strawberries— A remarkable value at this price. Minced Clams Pioneer brand—tall tins— 3 cans Corned B eef- Quality Product- No. 1 tin— 2 cans Heinz Old Fashioned Pickles— large jar Thrift Coffee—The breakfast treat— 1 lb. 45c— 3 lbs. Puritan Malt— Bohemian hop flavored— No. 3 tin Brillo— Aluminum cleaner and polisher— large pkg. 63c 45c 25c $1.13 58c ...... 19c Sylvan us been Stokes, J r ., w ell-known m e m b er of week W ashington an d N ew port society and divorced h u sb a n d of M a rg a re t Fahne» lock Stokes. T h e m a rr ia g e is expectetJ E. Barker went to Salem lu take place in the spring. A. McKeown, who has ill at his home for the past is improving. ATTENTION Owners of Fruit or Vegetable Ranches STORK LOCATION B I*'AY ERTON, OREGON .v .v / .v .s w z ,m v A
