The Beaverton enterprise., January 13, 1928, Image 6

Considering both ALO HA H U B E R P T. ASSN
Portalnd last week per cent in Iv25
a
party
in
»lovely
joyed
the sup-
TO M E E T TEUESDAri
production
and
carryover
operated c
with old friends.
recovering
p|v of all hay for the season a-
The
P arent-Teacher
ass.^jj,
mounted to
tons which is
All members are urged to be a record quantity.
will
meet
next
Tuesday
at V]
Average
prices
The interior of the Multnomah
meeting of
bu-im
repainted
this present at a a Business
Shop
was
of all hay is about $3 00 a ton Aloha-Huber *chool at 2:3ff p *
Barber
the Durham Community club, Jan lower than last year and the five- Mrs. Coward, the president, has
week.
21 .
,
1 ! year
average, but alfalfa is selling ranged an interesting program,
ThJ
Johnson and
Mr. ami Mrs. j.
Portland,
i
for
about the same average prices girls of the cookery d ub will Str.
Joe
P.arham
of
Mr.
Brown
were
daughter, Mrs. l-e Roy
as Iasi year, with substantial pre­ sandwiches and coffee and the pr
the wick at Bilveu s home
Mrs.
H
J -pc III
guests of
Mr
and
miums for very leafy, green alfalfa. c tfd s will be used to help
Treblehorn Sunday.
The demand for hay for the rest one of their members to Or
<*0»
MAPLEWOOD
of the season will depend much Agricultural college next summer.
The car belonging to R Ruring
upon the weather conditions. Feeds
tried to secure a free pass into the
Mr. and Mr i. C. J. Arneson cn- remained firm with a tendency for
DOG T A X IS DUE
Instruuicnl
» apitol Theatre last week but re­ trrtaincd
String
the
most items to advance.
Last
year there were 112« ^
tired, before it was thrown out, club Saturday evening
licenses issued in Washington coun '
The
with a badly bent
fender,
C L U BS W I L L M E E T
but only 21 of this number renewed
L. Anderson of
ticket booth was twisted to one
Mr. and Mrs
J A N U A R Y 25 for 1128.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
side, but was easily slraightem d.
Multnomah, and
All dog licenses are due and payJ
Maplewood,
were
of
O.
Donald
Now you can reach Portland and intermediate uarron*
A meeting of all the boys and able on the first
dav of ,hf and
two
H
Ghormley
and
VI rs. T
present.
girls
clubs
of
the
Aloha-Huber year and owners .
more conveniently than ever before. The fast Red fclec-
were
Vancouver, W ash ,
have until \l arc J Most
sons. of
school, will be held January 25 at
tru. trains are augmented by new, deluxe, »ilver-gray
and
M rs.
E.
Vf r.
visiting
with
VI rs. VI J. Baker attended Stin­ the school house. The rabbilry club 1 to pay this fee, but after Mar. I
motor-coaches. The loathes are of new design, tape
(ihorinley last week.
Reji
dav sc h, ml Sunday again after tile will have charge of the program. 1 the fee is double.
Her
ually built for this service.
quarantine.
of
siege
long
Two members of the club will give
Si
W H A T E L E C T R I C I T Y COSTS
cla*s 'was very glad to see their a demonstration of fine i*oints in
VI rs. i
Twenty-eight
dollars
and tkiiij
sly
to
and
needless
TIGARD.
leacher
Save M oney
rabbit ry study.
cents a year is the amount o
Baker was very glad to be with
Fach month a meeting of all the
by the average American family i . i
Ask for a handy time folder and for complete infor-
BY (
VI r. and VI rs. Clyde Leedy had
her c l:*ss acuiti
clubs will be held and a different
enough
electricity
to
comfortable
J.
natioo regarding low roundtrip fates. For example,
iheir guests Friday evening
club will have charge at each meet­
light its home, and operate seveijj
Leedy and wife, and sons Ralph
Mr. and Mrs Tobev Olson from ing and demonstrate their work.
you can buy 10-ride commutation tickets good for 6 0
¡Ti.ely
labor-saving electrical devices su J
land James, VI rs. W. J. Ldwards Portlan (1, V¡sited with VI rs. C
days at greatly reduced cost. l ake as many in your party
as the iron, vacuum cleaner, toaster!
iheir guests Fri evening: J. C. Leedy Sunday.
as you wish using these low lares.
and fan.
1 and wife, and sons ( lark, Ralph
C E L E B R A T E S B IR T H D A Y
Y o u r rail tickets, unless specially restricted, are
; Vlr and VIrs C. L. Young and
W ITH A P A R T Y
Muffins for Breakfast
goo d on the m otor-coaches.
| family, Mr. and- Mrs. Harry Leedy LAND SE T TL E M E N T
VI rs.
I..
L.
Brown
entertained
ami family, Ross and Jack Patterson,
Two eggs well beaten. 2 heaping!
DE P A RT M E N T OF OREGON Wednesday evening in honor of her
Mrs. Elsie Wilber and two children,
husband's birthday. The guests were: * teaspoons
baking
powder,
I
‘'“cl
I Margaret and Howard, and Mrs.
Vlr. and Mrs. Jam es Johnston, Mr sweet milk, 2 cups Hour, 2 table­
For the Month of December
B (j. Leedy.
and
VIrs.
H.
J.
Treblehorn,
Dr.
and
spoons melted butter, '/J tablcspooc
Total number of letters anil
VIrs. D. Knapp. Vlr. and Mrs. Gor­ sugar, 1 pinch s a l t ; bake jn Ke.nl
inquiries received............
W>2
VI rs. F.lsie Wilber left for her Number of signed Questionaire’s
don Watt and Mrs. V. Compson.
pans in quick oven.
home in Peshastin, Wash., Saturday
returned...............- ---- --------
evening.
Number stating they were coming
to Oregon to locate........
54
lay C. l.eedy and family left for With specified capital investment
I’hone 3603
Beaverton Res. 3602
theii
home m Rooebarg
Monday
' ’
~~w" '.........
$130,100.00
C. E. A L L E N , Agent
morning
He is County Agricultural Number of |etIers niailed..
2436
Agent for Douglas county.
Packages of literature mailed
>*:• v
%•
</_
Pur din, of Medford, were guests of
...........................
621
DEALER IN HAY, GRAIN, FEED , POULTRY
Herbert F. Junkin, aged 41, of New settlers reported........
their sister, Mrs A. P lalent and
Beaverton Wood &1ce Co.
63
Portland,
son
of
VI
rs.
Nancy
Ju
n
­
family,
over
the
week
end.
Reported
capital
investment
(38)
Block wood, Planer ends ; All
SUPPLIES and GARDEN SEED
kin, of Portland, and brother of
.... .......................................... $171,500.00
grades of Utah-Wash. coal.
W
S.
Junkin,
of
'1
igard,
died
Jau-
had
his
tonsils
re
Balance
estimated................
62.500.00
We Recommend
P. L. Schultz—:— Phone 67U2
William Drnuy
uary 6.
Total, reported and estimated
moved Saturday.
Yard at Front X VI aiti
................................................... $234,00000
Berthold Scratch Food
Berthold Egg Mash
Briquets
Mrs.
R. W. Aikin, of Amika, Number of people calling at office
G.
L
ami
VI
rs.
Vlr
Born—to
Berthold
Egg
Mash
with
mineral
Dairy Feed
VI mn, and her daughter, VI rs. Ray
T1lie
...................................................................... 278
Hoffman, a gii I. Friday.
mond Parker, of Bethel, Minnesota,
Standard Dairy Feed
Standard Scratch Food
lobi tri
arrived Monday and are visiting at
and hei
Berthold Hog Feed
FOR PRICE
$ VI rs. H Men Eslabrook is ill
ihe home of VI rs. Aiken's sister,
w ta k ì
ISNS AND AINTS!
ROLLING and GRINDING
Miss l arlotia Gilbert.
vigeir.
AND QUALITY^ Portland.
one hai
SEE
The fellows who make up
We Deliver ’
T. (ireblo returned from the hos-
be iene
Ï
DEW EY THE PLUMBER
jokes
about
pedestrians
aren’t.
Beaverton
Oregon,
Near
S.
P.
Depot
A hcraft moved pital in Portland Saturday
He ha.l
the
on
and
Mrs.
A
Vlr.
iP h o n e 7702.
Beaverton, ( )i egoiiv
Cal put the candid into candidate
to return there for a minor op-
anthrac
i A ■ hi.nul Saturday
by refusing to become one.
: eration.
all this
The use of tobacco is barred a- AVASNSSSYA%Y.SWS%NW%V.VANVY.\NSVWASWAV.W.V
icon le
The Ladies’ Aid of the Evangel- moug athletes.
W M W M W A W / A W W .
Rev Mathews, uf Fairvale, moved
No one chews to
UP-V\reve
inti) the ( idil li house, near the icul church met at the home of run.
k in of
VI rs. Frewing Thursday.
station, Monday.
}lm t ai
This
whole
problem
of
what's
Beaverton. Oregon
[and th
wrong with youth would be solved if
telephone
operators automobiles could talk.
The Tigard
VI rs
J. N. Tracey was ill last wish to thank those who remeiti-
Fri. and Saturday, Jan. 13-14
Henry Ford is to be congratulateti
w eek bill is improving
bered them on l hristmas day.
P R E V IE W
PH TURF. ! ! !
! upon his ignorance of history. May­
Lilian Gitli in
B. l . Rue and family moved into or Thompson knows less.
"ANNIE LAURIE"
and Mrs.
Born
Mr
Using
time
properly
is
man’s
their
lovely new home Friday.
This picture will be shown
boy, Ei iday.
Strong,
greatest
asset.
Spending
it
im-
The Telephone will prove to be your
for tin- first time in Portland
VI,rs P. E. Lewis visited with VI r. properly is his greatest backset.
in a few weeks.
!
Vliss Erma Nagel suffered an at Early at St. Joseph’s hospital, Van-. Wars would cease immediately if
most valuable and most economical
Preview it at the Beaver!
lack of acute appendicitis and was couver, Wash He was able to sit they knew beforehand which ones
taken to .i Portland hospital and up part of the day Saturday.
assistant in the office, workshop,
of the boys wouldn’t come back.
AUCTION NIGHT FRIDAY
A farmer is a patriotic individual
home or while traveling
VI rs. V. Low, w ho has been ill
whom the politicians tell he can’t
S TA R T IN G SUN JAN IS
for the past week is improv mg
L E IS O F F E R S V A L U A B L E
have his relief and get it.
for three big day*
Friday.
She
is
to Portland
By Train
or
Motor Coach
Pacific
Charles Berthold
I
:• Beaver Theatre j:
"T H E
■U.ï
A D V IC E
Irene Rich in
D E S IR E D WOMAN"
Good
l omedy
and
News
I I rati r Cluird Wed. and I bur* g
V W A W W VW W
V W W W W
V .V . .V A '.'.V
I
"A stiteh in time save* mm-”
"A pali Mi in time may save
»infinimarnent ’
If you need u now suit
or nome kind of tailor­
ing done Call at
H. A. NIERGARTH
The Beaverton Tailor
or Phone 2503
We cine« troni Friday Sundown
to Saturday Sundown
upeu Saturday night
/ A V Y .S V .S Y .S S % W S W % Y .W
MULTNOMAH
Mrs
I
L.
Brown sang three
numbers Thursday at the installation
of Oiruouiah i hapter O I S
She
is a pupil of Vliss Elizabeth Hohen,
of Portland
The numbers wen
"< a n y me track to ole Virginia,"
"Lilac
T ice"
and "S. anew here
a
surre
i*
call m g "
Vliss
Vivian
Thompson accompanied her.
Miss
I >owning
Purdin
and
?
Dewey
TO
N EW CO M ERS
(Continued from front page)
tramp solid around the roots till in
and your tree is i eady to » grow
1 >on't think it will grow wii thout
your help. Keep cultivating to con-
serve moisture
As a man told I me
that he had In night some t r e e s and
W Ill'll
1 asked him vvhere he pk anted
them he *aid, "over in the fence
corni r"
Now a s to the San Just* Scale that
IS
Ml
destructive to our trees and
IS
VC t v
easily coiltr t . l i e t i with olle
Bpl .«v img ot lime and Stllpll ur s o l u nun
| i n » \ u hug
of course you use the
pure Mull and do a bundled per
cent job
If that is not done, vuiir
unir and money is wasiled
First
|>i mu* your trees and bi f M i l : c tu
burn all the cutting:* hit ore s| pray-
iiiK
VV lieu pruiiiinig don’t ha. e ■ any
siubs standing as that will cause
hcarl rut.
l u t closr to the tiunk
or linib
Ih r scalr freds by suck-
mg ihr juicrs from ihc hark tissurs.
It is but a small plant luilsr with
a habil of covering itsclf with a
|wa\> Mibstancr aller bcCoiiung ai
I fixed to the surface of the tree
1 with a protected hard scale cover
ling
1 he insect passes the winter
I in an immature stage attached to
the hark hidrti n untltrrnealh the sv ile
which is of black som hke color
The female
alo i" itsu.tllv inori­ or
less Convex, the celi,er being a
slightly elevate
led | hi > iiii fitting closr
to the bark tisstir and begins to
feed and tin y .tie illllliov alile thr
remainder of their esistanee
A
number of g 'iieram • iis aie dry eliop
mv during the * siiinnnrr rimuiiig h ir H
into the millions (No tu i rh control
in that iauiilv )
B I ris
Veina Orchards
♦♦♦♦♦♦ i
C A P I T O L or T H E A T R E
••TNI MJ USt
MU L T N 0 MA
H .
show begins 7 tc
P
Saturday,
January
6000
SNOWS'
O R E G O N
in
Sunday continuous 2 A) t,
14
T hh Met uv in
" S P O I L E R S OF TH E W E S T '
T . t i W i 4 . J . . u . n IT I*
Raymond K e a u e - Barbara Kent
" T H E LON E EA G L E
BR 9899 R 5
II
Sun Mon , January IS Iti
lk>rothy Mackaill lack Muffirli
“ IH E C R Y ST A L CUP"
Tkiar. F r i ,
January
19 M
Reginald Denny in
"O UT A L L NIGHT”
St
Father Timothy Watson
Vincent’s hospital.
Prof W . C.
into the Nae\e
is
I II at
( iauntt has IIIOVCll
ranch near Tigard.
Why hasn’t some political party
that believes in honesty in govern­
m ent,-adopted the bull as its em­
blem ?
After reading of the way the New
Year
w-as
celebrated
in
certain
VI rs. F. X.
Fischer suffered a quarters, if any honest citizen isn’t
stroke last week and was taken to stronger than ever for strict en
of
Prohibition,
there’s
St. Vincent hospital.
VI rs. Fred forccment
something wrong either with the
Hamback is her daughter.
citizen or with Prohibition
C. A. Beyer and family spent
Sundae
with Vlrs. Adam Ott in
Portland
l.avrrn Bowers and J. c .
air ill with a sex err cold.
BuXXI
DURHAM.
VIis. Mollarti and children of The
Dalles has been visiting her parents
Vlr and VI is. Jessie Rabe
Vlr. amt Vlrs. Jessie Rabe are
receiving congratulations of a new
grand-sun, their son I.ester in Los
Vngclrs,
(. al..
being
the
proud
fathrr.
Mrs A P Wentworth underwent
a serious operation this week ai
i ' Kill Somantan hospital.
Durham Uomtminity club was cn-
tei tamed bv \ ln K U Johnson ou
Saturday evening, January 6
Vlrs George HciOer’« sister. VI, v
I a Forcey, of tirants
Pass, has
been visiting her the last week
Vlr and Vlrs
for Vlrs Ralph
the last week
EVERY DAY IN
THE YEAR
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FLOOR POLISHER
For Rent by Day or Hour
Potatoe.
Potato shipments
in the three
northwest states were 5.(8 cars for
the week ending December 31, 47f,;
the previous week and 714 the same
week a year ago.
Total shipments'
for the year to December 31 were
14,um compared to 17.MU the pre
v ious year
l nited States shipments
for the week ending December 31
were 2,854 carloads compared to 2,-
t>31 the previous week and 3,5tv2 the
same week a year ago, with total
shipments to December 31, 109,JH8
against
156,541
last vear at
the
*amc time. States east of Colorado
probably have fewer carloads vet
to move than a year ago and de
niand for western stock may im­
prove soon a* there were indications
of market recovery at the end of
(he old year
Planting of early
potatoes in Florida are estimated at
3U.IXX* acre* or 2.IMI more than last
year.
Apple.
Phone 6202
Beaverton Lumber Co.
Across from S. P. Depot
Beaverton, Ore.
l* » ^ " » V » V N S < W » W » W S S S S V S V A S W S W S % W W W W V » V « N V . V
THYNG’S
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR
At
The
Old
Location—With
a
Store
SOFT DRINKS, FRUITS, MELONS
Magazine*—All The Daily Papers
W EATH ERLY ICE CREAM
Ih c agricultural commissioner at
Rilv eu entertained
Oil v eu of t onduli. London cabled some recovery in the
Canned Goods and Light Groceries to Accommodate Sunday
apple market but the outlook there
is not considered favorable grnciallv.
Night Trade
Newtons are in
Vlr and Vlrs
Herbert Williams’ although Oregon
'oil of Salem ha* been at himie for lair demand I k o m t i c markets re
. ■ *» *» V S S S S W *V S V S S S V S S V 5 A A A ^ S W e W W b V W
W W W W * > V » S V .'
a few davs before he left for Ihe main good.
Butter
naval yard* in t ahforuia where he
^
‘ ' ‘^ ‘ ■'‘ ‘^ W W V r t W iV A V A V iV A V V W W V W V W V V iV iV
Ihe 1 oprhagen butter market was
will he In training for four vrars.
maintained at the equivalent of Jfi.7
Sand
— — - — —
~
Little Patsy Hrislcr had the luckv o r 15 cents under 12 score New
■
Shipments art..at
December
Gravel
number for the turkey given hv Volk
31 from southern hemisphere coun­
ihe Parent - I eacher ass.iciation
:j Cement
tries totaled 43 million pounds a-
s
ainst
J|
million
a
year
ago.
Vlr and Vlrs
ls>hn Bilveu an I
J
Lime
Hay and Feed
ihddrrn spent last week with Vlr
Plaster
Bilveu's nu ihrr at l rabtrer
Hav shipments in general lagged 1
I behind a year ago up until Decrm-
Shingle*
Vlr and Mrs |.ee l*avis are at ber 15, but alfalfa has moved more
Lath
l or valli*
Vlr I tax is* father is very rapidly it being estimated that Ml
Days
Eve.
per cent of the surplus had moved
ill and n>t expected to live
Brick
AT. 0414
-
AT. 6668
l rn i to the above date comparrd
Mr. and Mra. Paul Reghng tu to 45 per cent last year and 5o
W S S S V A S W i W i W W S S S S S S W i V i W . S V V V W i W A S W ^
FRANCIS
SUPPLY
CO.
VU*
MRS
I
Mrs.
her mo
fairly
covering
Sunday
pit on
window!
Salem,
teacher
evening
she ha
called
the firs
of the
held st
key, f*
deep p
feet de
window
hcadlon
H er co
bone it
the Sal
Vlr*
day to
A FF. V