The Beaverton enterprise., April 13, 1928, Image 7

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l-UK S A L E —Reasonable 1 SO White
Leghorn pullets. I *an Clark, Aloha,
* Re Conuuunity Church rang with
O re
Beaverton, Route 4.
merriment Friday enenint*
vs hen the
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Endeavor
gave au April
I OK SALF.— Eailv white rose seed 1 '°* )‘a r l>
There
was a large at-
potatues
$1.50 per sack.
Also tcIU' ance
and all enjoyed a thor-
have first class loose clover hav ou8hly good time.
John Schmid, Rt. 5, Sherwood.
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Tbau count your profits.
The»« Cl«»»ifi«d Ad« appear in
Beaverton
Enterprise,
Tigard Sen
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tin«l. Multnomah Pr««« and Aloh«
COMBINED C IR C U L A T IO N 225
All for th« nominal
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Beaverton 7752.
$1.
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a week end visitor al the Steele
home, the guest of Miss Lancette
Steele.
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O Howland has sold the house
of I B W atkins, on Gaymon Blvd.l
Multnomah, to Wallace \ lHincan
POTATO GRA DI NG RULF.S
DE FI ED, H Y S L O P C H A R G E S
Gravel
Cement
Sand
Lime
Plaster
Shingles
Lath
Brick
FRANCIS
SUPPLY
CO.
Fend
Grain
Hay
Flour
Mash
Scratch
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1 produce* more potatoes than are con
H IL L S D A L E .
I’UK S A L E —Small potatoes K M
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sinned, onlv tv3 cars out of a total
AT. 6068
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O R EG O N
Scott. Phone (»53. Tigard.
X number of the young people of u f 702, which were unloaded in Port
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¡n N27. Caine from point* with
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H I T '. PIANO, near Tigard
meeting at W ashington Park
>tatc
Of the t»>> cars th.i S * ,V .‘.'.S Y .- .- .S N S % V .W .S V .V .,. W W . ,.V .W W .S W A % S V » S W .S
must sell immediately.
$10 pfr 111 « ortland Easter Sunday.
came from other states. 501 wer
were .
month.
A rare bargain
Write
from W ashington Most of the others 2*
Tallman Piano Store, Salem, O re.
F a r > Hadley of O. A. C. spent the came from California, Idaho. I out»:- *L
for particulars.
week end at home.
1 ana and Texas.
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A u r r r u i c~
While Oregon is making sotm • J
OREG O N State cer.tfied baby chteks
Mr and Mrs. David l ampbell in- ,,ril, r, „ m ha|.1IK.j„c
ag r i c u l t u . e > CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR
«m i -
. 12 l’cr Ulu: * 1-'' P f 500. ' 'ted a group of tiftecn children and tll „.ret local needs, these facts show i
At The Old Location—W ith ■ New Store
SKNt for 1000 White l eghorn, Han- 'heir parents of Portland to an Eas , |lat much ,n„ r, cat, be accomplished, 5
son strain
E. C Richardson, Tu ter egg hunt last Sunday afternoon sav< c, k Hyslop, chief in farm S
SOFT DRINKS, FRUITS, MELONS
alatin Heights C'hickery, Tualatin, a * their honte at Hillsdale.
cr»*ps d\ the stati collect
T** correct ^
Ore. Phone Tigard 4152
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these conditions two things suggest
Magazines—All The Daily Papers
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Mrs. Win. Honneger entertained 17 themselves.
First, Oregon farmers
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Small potatoes; bring relatives at dinner Faster Sunday, must
put i up
a better g grade
of
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WEATHERLY ICE CREAM
,>acks
*’• Luethi, Walnut Avenue, Most i.t them lived near Portland, t.lU)ls t, meet outside competition;
lkJr>‘ _____________________ hut one family catnc front Rucoda. and second, the potato labeling law
Canned Good» and Light Groceries to Accommodate Sunday
W a sh , to be present at the dinner.
must be enforced to prevent the
Night Trade
S .R A W BERRY plants; new Oregon, [
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___ dumping of large quantities of culls
Mar-hull and (.old Dollar, $3 50 per
Members uf the Multnomah Rifle t i .m Yukim.i by peddlers and some »i
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E. W. Treadwell, Beaverto.i,: ( l u b enjoyed a trip to Clackamas 0 f the chain stores
Ore
Route 4, Box 3(17. South of range
the first of the week
John While some of the chain stores are
Tobias S ta tion
3, Fuches ami Wn. Blake made some seUi„g KraiK. j ail(, branded Oregon r W .V .W .% S V .W .« .% W .V b % V .% S S W .S V .% W % V .V .% W b S V ^
e i ncD . v n iiu T P i.
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T h o te attending w ere , tatne*. other* are exploiting Yaki J
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r.LDKKLY P A M ER would work
j. D Sheehan. L. Fllis, Win.
Wil- ,„;i a l |U ,u «„called bargain prices <
w
r e^. ona j y “ y
tt,c '*ay- B. Hants, Harold Hunt and Mrs. Blake.
in direct defiance >»f the potato grad- ^
■ eves, 1 tgard
4t They are planning to enter the state mg law, he say*. O thers are putting J«
h u c e C M ie iw
in
~ , r'^ l‘ shoot on May 5 and ft. T here potatoes in 49-pouttd packages to J
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ain sewtng ^ an l wj|j bc 82 medals awarded. T w enty avoid the law which requires the- J
alterations.
a era ions
. rv Harry . 'dwell, two teams and scores of individuals labeling of 50 pounds and over.
£
Aloha
4t have already made entries.
T H Y N G ’S
u v i i v i
Mission Bell Service Station
RICHFIELD GASOLINE
BARGAIN—Fada Neutrodvne.
fully
\ | r. Flunk moved his family from
fa rm po in ter s
SHELL-UNION
equipped, .s tubes, in good conili- t ai.itol Hill to P ortland Monday,
D O W N hand
lion. BR WM1-R-3
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Indication* are that Oregon will .«
Its modern house, Portland, 2 bed
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II I- Brewer has moved into^ the plant a slightly higher acreage • ••
rooms.
fireplace,
bath,
built-in *7 — „
4 rooms, I acre. Hills- (ie>>rge Eilers place at 20
\ alley potatoes this year
Certified seed ^
kitchen, garagr 16-year-old wal *** IK \ DI
dale, $2200; for house around Mult- Avenue.
stock is moving out rapidly and in V « W « V .V « V « W « V » V « V .■••«■«•.
nut tree, 2 apple. 1 erabapple, '
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noniah. 1-, L). Howland, AT 4515
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quiries at the experiment station have ♦ ♦
cherry trees Bo* 386. Beaverton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Emerson been unusually heavy this spring for
Portland.
Phone
Beaverton Res. »^602
B R O IL E R S .s weeks ohl-I5 cents drove to Amboy, W a s h , Sunday, on tbe corrosive sublimate treatment,
each. 1 ttalatin
Heights khickery, a pleasure trip.
which is recommended as the best
Tualatin, Oregon.
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for dormant potatoes. A larger vvatei
EXPERT Shoemaker at Tigard, see
Mrs. I). S. Sharpe will be hostess supply is assured by the recent heavy
John Lenz, two blocks south oi
BALED CLO V ER H AY—For saL‘- to the Intermediate Christian En- rains and snows.
DEALER IN HAY, GRAIN, FEED, POULTRY
Public school.
H. K M; irtin, Bend, Oregon.
deavor Society at her home Friday
I he best time for planting . .its and
evening.
vetch for hav in western O regon is • >
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS IN BULK
K EXT Potato laud on shares. Ap-
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past excejit in the rich, cool, moist
BABY CH ICK S—W h ite
Leghorns
We Recommend
ply Mrs J, 1!. Cox, Tigard, Ore.
Mrs. C . L. Landis of Tacoma, who sections or where tin altitude is very
$14
Barred Rocks $l<i.
Rhodt
has
been
visiting
at
the
home
of
her
high,
says
the
experiment
station,
I Island Reds $10.
H atches everv G L A SSE S F O l'X D At Studio Bar­
Berthold Scratch Food
Berthold Egg Mash
daughter, Mrs. L. i.
Brown, left
Field peas and spring grain are
I Tuesday from Ja n u a ry 17th
t us
ber slioji. Call at Beaverton E nter­ Saturday for her
Berthold
Egg
Mash
with
mineral
Dairy Feed X
own home.
best planted by April IB to 15 in
tom hatching. 3c per egg, ati\
prise office for glasses and pay for
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the Willamette valley and coast sec-:
Standard
Dairy
Feed
Standard
Scratch
Food -j-
quantity.
W rite for free catalog
this ad.
B orn: T o Mr.
and Mrs. William ti«>ns
After that date spring grain
of brooders and amazingly low
Berthold Hog Feed
Xastos, on April
4. a daughter.
is generally better for the summer
prices of two and three weekol;'
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hay crop.
ROLLING and GRINDING
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HILLSDALE.
duck*
W\ J. W ilcox
Poultrv
Mrs. Wm.
Evans gave several
Farm and
H atchery,
Reedvillc.
We
Deliver
X
youngtsers a right good time Satin-
One of life's greatest object* is to
Ore.
P. O. Beaverton, Kt. 4,
Beaverton Oregon, Near S. P. Depot
Phune 7252.
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ber of their friends at cards Wednes-
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l1**1 ,n*° “ ' f '
day night.
High score lavor was
Messrs, and Mesdames Fred Blum
£X( HAN’G E —F or acreage, two lots taken by Mr and Mrs. Virgil Bol- aI„i Floyd Durant of Pendleton and
at Woodmere.
One block froto ton and was a two-quart porcelain Holman, Oregon, respectively, were
car Value $1400.
Miss Ethel L coffee cup.
An impromptu musical KUe.sts at the E. Ghormley home
(iriftith, (i04
7(»th Ave., S. F program was enjoyed and one of the Sunday.
guests entertained with several new
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ami intricate dance steps. The guest
Electric and gas bills can be paid
I F(4R SAI.K—Air tight heater, cheap list included Messrs, ami Mesdames ¡(l Multnomah.
Why not have a
Call at Enterprise office, Beaver II k Hamilton, Al Johnston and I telephone pay station here also? It
ton Phone 7503.
Beardsley.
¡s a ^ ri.a | inconvenience to be obliged
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to go into Portland to attend to this
The sixtieth birthday of Mrs. \l i'aL‘b month, and if residents here
WANTED—Fresh and coming fresh Kehrli was made tTte occasion for a would voice their request for a pay
nnlk cows. E. Lehman, Beavertou, surprise party al her home in Hills- station the evil would no doubt be
Kf 2.
dale on March 27. Mrs. Kehrli was remedied bv the company. “System ­
spending a quiet evening at home lis- a*'c requesting on the part of the
tening to the radio until informed ■ patrons will bring result*,
I CUSTOM
H A T C H I N G —Let
me
by cries of “Happy birthday” that a
hatch your eggs for you at prices
birthday party was to he held in her
While D. E. Stroup was working
•less than you can afford to set honor.
The party was planned by at a cement foundation which hr u>
hens or run your own small in­ her relatives in Portland and B e th a n y 1 putting in at Fairvalc, he had the
rIIEN t h e ik * w D U R A N T - S T A R was r*rt*-
cubators A- per egg any quantity. and was attended bv 33 of her rela- misfortune to fall, running a nail into
sen ted a t t h e New York A u t o m o b i l e S ho w , it
Modern Mammoth incubators. Send nvcs including hei husband, ch ild ren , 1,11 " " l< * " " ^ ' r of hi- left h • I
was a c c l a i m e d t h e g r e a t e s t t r i u m p h of A m e n , a ’s
for free catalog of chicks, b ro o d ­ her brothers, sisters, nieces and neph- necessitating
the
services oi Dr.
greatest in d u stry . T h e new D U K A N T - S T A R
er» and supplies.
VV. J. Wilcox rvvs.
\ pleasant evening was t|i«nt: McMurHy.
won tlie s a m e favor a t all t h e a u t o m o b i l e s h o w s
Poultry Farm and H atchery, Keed- at games.
A lunch was served at
t h r o u g h o u t t h e l a n d . F r o m coa.;t t o c o a s t t h e
YiUe. O r«
P . () Beaverton, Ml midnight and was featured by a huge
Billy Helming, who hail his tonsils
p u b l i c t h r o n g e d to see t h i s r e m a r k a b l e n e w c a r
Rocks of national reputation. Fit- cake decorated with sixty candles, removed last Friday, is stifferiug no
4, Phone “252.
— t h e g r e a t e s t va lu e ever c r e a t e d by a n y m a n u ­
This was followed by some vocal bail after effects from the operation
f a c t u r e r . <f T h e n e w III R A N T - S T A R is a la r g e r
solos by O tto Zurbrug, accompanied
Born: To Mr. and Mr» W l.md
F or SALE— o . A. C. Barred Pock at the piano by Hulda Zurbrug. His
a n d finer a u t o m o b i l e t i t a n lias ever b e f o r e b e e n
a hoy.
hatching eggs. Y i mile south of yodels and songs met the enthusiastic eken. of Metzger, on April
offered in t h e lo w - p r ic e class. B e a u t i f u l ll ay es -
Tobias
Phone Beaverton 0054. J. approval of everyone present. It was Grandpa and Grandma 1 feifer .ire
L>1 R A N T-STAR
I I u n t bodie s have b ee n d e s ig n e d for t h e 107-inch
a fte r 1 W o'clock before people be- very proud of the new grandson,
B Whiteside.
Two-Door Sedan t . j Q
w h ee lb a se ch as s is . High c o m p r e s s i o n Red Seal
gan to leave, after Mrs. Kehrli had
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( llluttialrd)
C o n tin e n ta l M otor, M asury p a te n te d ru b b e r
expressed her appreciation of this ub-
Born: In Mr and Mrs John '*■1
K oadttrr . . . . $ 4 9 5
^ < SALE—Egg*, chix and stock servance of her birthday.
m o t o r m o u n t i n g , l i o h n a l i t e p i s t o n s , Itendix 4-
, , a a n. Rou‘e 5. A »,ril g» a boy
trout !rapnested pedigree Buff Leg-
wheel b r a k e s , M orse s ile nt t i m i n g c h a i n , S p ic e r
v u u p c ................ $ 4 9 5
r'lirn. White Leghorn and Barre-'
u rT 7 rC D
Born: To Mr. and Mrs | VV
un iv e rs al j o i n t s a n d S t e w a r t - W a r n e r v a c u u m
'■‘ ks of national reputation. Eif-
1VIL I Z u b K .
Pearsall. Friday, a daughter weighing
four-D oor
C *7rt
feed
s y s t e m a r e a m o n g f$l RANT-STAR f e a t u r e s .
At the April meeting of the Metz- j | i ^ pounds.
'tenth annual catalog free. Strom -
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'I'U't I ’• -til t ry Farm, Tigard, O re ger W om an’s Club at the club house J
IIundretl* of fhoiiwnilt to* fhln aufotnofiv« ntaaferplet e uf the auto*
mobile nhow« Now you « .*n *ee it on th«* Hoof of the isekireaf 1)1 H V.N I -
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_ April 4, officers for the ensiiiiiig
Newcomers to Maplewood are Mr.
f t» H LANSING, Mie H.
■‘‘n,s for l.iv-an-G
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Electric
SI .AH Min room. I>nv«s it <*i*J be t he JndRe of it •me* iiauu «»1 p«t liillou.
ai1 I * harcoal brooders. $3.50 each vear were elected
President, Mrs 1I1(| \ | rs George V Link and fam
O u u i p C i i « I «ligiif r a t i o ausi
Scott Shierk, re-elected, vice-presi- j]v_ formerly of V ernonia, wh»> have
I he sale
ü J k A ' - K F O R R E N T —Inquire dent, Mrs J H. Ray; secretary, Mrs purchased a home there
Andrew McCarl, re-elected; treasurer, wa, mailt* through H. H Eckhardi.
• "I'm'inah Lunch m om.
Mrs. Ray Brackett, re-elected
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Mrs. George Johnson reported that The E.
P. Williams family will
arrangem ents
have been made with m jo v the coming summer more than
H l \ BUCKEYE RROODKK
■' Sl|ghtlv used. $114») Phone the Capitol theater for the club , to fVer this year, having recently added
take over the sale of tickets for a fine sleeping jx.rch to the house.
Bfacon
Portland
the two evenings of April 25 and 2ft
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Mrs. VV. L.
Collins was appointed Mr J
Hays, who was employed
j,k
1 Weaned pigs. 7 week chairman of the committee in charge here last summer for some time, has
»r'.vicka, Tigard. Rt 1
of ticket sales.
returned and has taken a P°«*'on at
Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs. A A. the Multnomah Barber Shop. While)
Baldwin, Mrs Scott Shierk. Mrs J h ,r e previously he made many friends.
^ ’k SALE—Fatnilv cow.
K. M A. Gibson, Mrs. L. K Murer, Mrs who are glad to welcome him back.
Bend Road.
Win. Richardson and Mrs. Greenman
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attended the
club institute held in An excellent program was I'«' on
' 1 ' “ rdon
disc
wheel—liberal the W om an's
( lub building. Port aI the Community < hurch last
rulav
p ."
'" f rrtn rn or information, land, Friday.
Mrs Smith, who is evening under the au*||i| , s an
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-iL
•<*<. Portland.
chairman of the art committee, also ,h,. talent of the Junior Musical lut
FOR T’P t'v .x *
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chairman of the art committee of All present report the a air
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■'WG, G rafting and gen- tfie W ashington County Federation of worth attending
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k!ra1r,,cn " ork ‘ all or write W om en’s (lub*. wave i talk at the
lack Kickanl ha« moved t< 1
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VI, ip.
- ,s " ^ Q a re r». a m W alnut St., ¡ „ „ itu te
tn<-rtnafi,
LARGEST CLOSED CAR FOR THE W O RLD'S
PRICK
Hill
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h< ini
>K SAI.F.
B a r r e l K'’' “* results a« Hu*t>.n *»r Zimmer-
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ther va- der the direction of '
E. AN »Ife
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strain, $2 each
blIt , u r pa « „ » many
i p t
Federa- Numen u* old building* are being
-‘'m u h . Reedville
It i fiftie s in eastern Orcgrin
a new basement excavated
- ti«>n is particularly poor ' f western torn 'l> wr
.f reshingled
S», p D , ,
O regon when planted late, so farmers a n.f the r
ViéSïil.+lyjU CuftdttJ
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BfUAcitOil, Oicgou
Baled
(lo v er
H«v ,)Mni ,h ,4 x-<nrtv
.ikr everv p -**ib1t
E ( loodwm of Portland
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SMALL P A Y M E N T
Charles Berthold
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STAK
A ccla im ed the greatest triumph
of America’s greatest Industry
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