The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 13, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextT o o L ate to Classify BEA VERTO N Religious F h \'o T he Murray home via- quarantined W A N T E D — W o r k by .lav Tin’s H istoric Stone ,r h appeal of direct relev ulne lo lite liiin Beaverton Kt. 4, Bx. JiJ At th,* fìlli; ri inn. ul Whetstone, fur scarlet fever this week preapiit? When vve thlnk of thè fu See. et in • eruttale... Airi 0165. rore over thè W u v e rly n ovelli for long In Jerusalem. Ihe Utile eli) of gretti | stuiid» au ulti »loin- ■ ii wlii.'li tlie army Mr*. Ji.hn Trachsel, o f K - uniler- t f le r llie y WiTC p illilh h e il n in i in Ito (Idi rellirinuk oh cri ance» play a u t Edward IV ure said (u liuvr »l. irp S A L E — Used vi* .lin*. KUl| \i*ril ll) at |O K a (ni I li y re i'u n lln u S o tti ili llie fiie s e n t' part in daily life unknown in ulhei wiwl tlrnlr swords on the way to the I went an o p u a lio i i on banjos. Lessons. Rossi Bldg, k; I Smiths hospital at Hillsboro. iceneiUlloo. no mie «mi ulisiver fin capitals Since if i* Ihe c.-nlei •*• I I fitti*» o f Harnet, on April 14, 1471. When îf was heard that th«* Inn I i I m I io p ' m g ile s ilo n d o g m u llc u lly .— U cci, Ih ree greal faiths and all ll.c.i su*, Henry Sehlottman , o f Flm onica,1 ly S tu lS iiiu u . divislol.s cui ll lie vv*.laici e«l al I ! was fo be n co n »;rin ted il vvn feared was operated on lor appendicitis at F O R S A L E —F in e woodsy lot, w I Ifni ibis Id lorie Slone would be re each fallii and luuiich l i n . r o l Icalon Multnomah. BK *407 5 - i< 1 umi eil. This Is tini so however; the Kmaneul hospital A|>ril 5, by I >r. l ly guard* r.this and riles M«'i|iiln- BaJ bui U sa li e stone Is fo renin In i n ihe »pet on 4*.. Mason. ihroiiklioul c e n im Íes. ol en ih r o u c H A Y fo r sale, a ! T SihlrchtTTfl Verliilne ilo- l i elicli piH*i once noli, which il stood on llie day o f Ihe famine »eige ..lid untold I i . ii d.'liiplr road. Tigard IWJ5. a Miniiel lo lìil 11 lllu lic. ile look T h e Arthur Wilson family was ha Mie. In a modern eliy, .n- mee!» pisen, a «uh tu lite olili es ol Ihe p i|iei lo col Tin* Griffin Inn il* If was made fa again quarantined lor scarlet fever levi thè liloiiey il vvus ime celli u dally for years w .limili knowing iliei FOR S A L E — Small 4 i... m fnmis h.v George Morin ml. (lie painter, on April 7. Mary i* very ill. religious h.-llefs rids l> impossd i lille. Sixtieii centi. Noi limi tliere garage, 5-8 acre land, all kind' who, <m Unding himself iinahle to pay ill JcrilsMleli lie lie occidcnliil ■ .ne alxtemi llnes in u sonnel In l'.n i.s fruit trees. Sacrifice for vjuuk ., Ills hill for herring» and gin. "p aid” T he truck scales in front o f the every m.-ii s relic Imi f hut limi thè lille nini signature were orlenial, Mrs. Osbeck, Primrose \\r., il hy painting a sign for Ihe inn. Tim Beaverton Lumber company ha* been ki.own to all and also fin* title)11yr w li1 pulii for. noiuah. sign whs lost during a snowstorm .'«I adjusted and is now in operation. winch he calli«-' ( il lite oldigiilloa Oli Hliolher «•«•cu ioli he Moli) u poem veins a g o —l.ondon Alisw. is. . Tilie reading i> made from the llupo: eil hv his tail li lo Ari et i 'riihp:e l«»r ó fruii >, nmiiev weighing beam inside the store, The religious festivals tiring M i dovi n Nexl day he rei urne«] lo Un FOR S A L E — 2'/4 acres, small hi i hi* is the only pay scale o f its ( «y There ai eilllol nini couiplallied limi he Itali own pa gen ti I ry lo lite city and big burn. All kiml* f(uits | kind m or near Beaverton, having Moslems with tln-ii iidlieivül» fio. lenii III veli n lini live frane piece. Tln Men Cov J tiju r e It been moved from W atson street la.-t berries. Price $4(KKI. Mrs S#r. liottheiri Africa, In d a Afuliauhlnii j .d ilor IliMlunlly ir.«ve Inni u fresli a.* Strom, Baird Lane, Multnomah The hig l>l.it? ear, driven hy ilie hi. I fall Ho!,luirá An.Ida and the Sudan alni tildi discret-tly i|eiiliilnle«l file limi red man with I he h!g Ida k cigar. Iiu; ( 'hri-1 Ians of all deaoiniiiai Ion» ; I. p colli. lleii round the tucii ul u m/./y clip l ad Fisher, pn-sidcnt o f the I'ish- FOR S A L E - R ose bii'lie-, 2.v in*. Ini'ludliiK niiiiiy o| ihe religious oi "Molialeur," salii Verliilne «l<*piiri gladoli bulbs, 50 for Stk \||, jj] The little* gray cur vva* iiiennih*rin er Packing company, is supervising nik. “ I lui ve pasn-il II ; I jl I lessin e ilers and Ihe Culate cliUlchcs whirl ris, B K d w y . W 75 - U .1 along in the iiand' ol Ihr III lie gia.v ihe erection of a 25x25 fooot fact acknowledge Hie supremacy ol ll, yoii I hml consideratile «lilllcully in do mull, who glanced uruund only in lime ory building on W est street, which pope; Ihe easlern chlirches, velili' i ! llifi so.” Mi shrink from tlie no n.icing iiidialoi will be u s e d 'f o r ibc manufacture of comprise the intliodox. the Arniclilan and u greal wludslileld sin k e r whlcl the now lainous “ Fisher’s Dill P ic k - ( and Svelar. Copi», and AliysMinlaus helloweil geniull) : C^untsJ Out les," ami other similar relishes. Ila- Am.’ llcnii churi-li; the lews, iliv id R ye Long U sed as FooJ Jac<|Ui*lltie Spem va* lold hy hei «••! Into A •lihetiuzlm. Sephardim. Ixa 1 “ Howdy ! Half the road s y o u r s !" T he uutivity ut rye uppeur» io |„ Wildly be spun (lie wheel, lull I«- old f.ishloned grulli.fat.icr. v. lui once Irene and Leona Hetu attended a raíles. Yemenites. Georgians. and been in the region between the Kivi lute. Willi a neul, cruniiiing "»wish' follovved Ihe sea limi »Ile musi w 111k picnic Saturday at Mt. H ood which Uokliaraiia. — Nullonal Geographic seu and the Caspian. It» culi uri* i , (lie Ida blue car siict’i) oil bis reu lo Milioni her-cll every iiinilillig oli ..'as sponsored by ihe Senior class of Magazine. Item ehlerty In tlie north, and. u,,^ wheel, mudguards and running hoard* her iv.o lep'N alni musi rcly ni no Pacific college. ancient. Is not or the liighest ,J I he poor remains tto..ndereil crazily n limly else IhaI lo lialik oli Indili: of M any Uses for F la xseed tiquity. It bears more cold Him, J a dusty tlop. The little gray inui fered h Ufi III Ihe inolimi o f ueiirli Elmer Stipe attended a banquet at Flax -eil 1- giuwn primarily for the crept forth, peering utter I lie rapid!' iiic Multnomah hotel, Portland, where other gralu. thrives on light and „ j liora unii ne«|UHlniance» una u cheap production of Ila d oil eacli Huir: erwise luirreii soils ¡mil ciiii lie - r„,, vanishing Jugg'iop iut. Shading hi unii iinlioi-niiiliiK poliiy for u Spem-ei Ion of . ecil prtiilili’lng frolli Tit to Kn eyes, lie made uul another cordia over 2uo dealers in Goodyear lire* in ciintliiuously on the same spot. |: “Hely oli iiohed.v els«*," llid sh e il ila* gallons of oil, which is lived ill tin- sticker which llaunled its message ol ( h cgoti gathered to talk over busi most extensively growu In ■ <-utrut |,- old Mirili, a li «•Xpert al weekduy preucli in-ss conditions. iimiiufiiclure ol paints mill vuriiish northern Kuro|ie. where It forms iJ cheer from the sinning rear window •hg. liliiileuiii, oilcloth primers' ink pa! almost exclusive hreadslu.T of |»J I Ids, tuu, lieumed : “ I ca li r«dy ou Ivvo people," «(uotli Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stipe had a* eni leather, linllalloii leather amj sun populations. It Is less nut rltlou» ¡i, - “ H ow d y ! Half the road's y o u r » !’ Juc«|liellne. tin ir guests Easter Sunday, at dinner dry oilier products 'I'lie cuke that I* The little gray until pondered us tie Mr. and Mrs H Ü. Stipe, and Mr. wheat, tlningli In Unit re'|ie. t »tail " W ln ir Id i alici Ihe oil is pressed out is vui ing next to It. surveyed Ids machine. It loi ked llke “i in fìud and iii.VMdf." and Mrs. K. K. Summers uni us a feed for dairy and heef chi a busted birdcage. At length he nod “ W Imi alio lll your (m rents?’’ askeil lie and find' a ready miirkel. A large led, reassured. lie. fi* lillite. J. .1. Spencer has rented ihe Ji f f pari of Hie cake producid In this Torrid or T em pera ie? "Oh. ihe.v're 'else. " “ I reckon," lie observed slowly, ‘‘thai D u / a n house on Nth street. country is exponed, principally In tin T h e geography lo s o n was naicm I was Just nil the ivroug Uuli.” — Kuo .Nella rlaiid-, Helgiilili and I lie (lilted ing the e a rth ’s temperature mu, A N N O U N C E S AK K I V A I. *u» City Times. Kingdom. The l ulled Slides Is (la The teacher asked whether some ,J Ol NEW C ITIZE N S Schools in Cld Prisons second largest producer of llaxsoed In could tell her what a zone was. g, the world, Imi, In spile of (Ids fuel School is being held in old Spun nice, eager to d isp la y her kno ieii:(J The L orgnette Juggler Ih Masun annuiiiirrs thè arrivai tills country Is also Hie world's larg ish fortresses ms the first step In waved her hand. The tem hei cai, of .1 bali) Ito« \pi il ii, ai ilo homi- T ills concerns a dancer whose tal est Importer of lids produci, «lui pro A m ericanization processes being car oil her for the an»wer. Imagine <i,,| iii Mi .imi \lix ldisi.il Kaiifmann, of . nts' are recognized In Ihe two a duv duel ion ordinarily lakes care of almui rle «1 on hy the P u lle d States In I ’or teacher’s su rp ris e when her (■• mtiih K 4, llcavrrp.il, ami ou ihe sanie day and m usical eomen.es. After n iiik liig •Vi pei celli ol olii domestic require to lllo o C e lls where mice prisoners pupil arose and s a id : “A zone is J a Ito) vvas fiorii lo Mr. ami Mi s. i hit In a show she suddenly went meals. Tills vein ilu- l ulled Slate* paced to and fro now contain desks place where you ('1111 park your car^ Allicil Schiarili, of Itcav ertoli, K 3, al ritzy and affected tuM m illinery. Her produced approximately IM.'JTU.lMsi ili>- Inniic o f \||S Sehlaefli’s parcnls in tliiiiite s gave her iqi. not being ahl-.- Many of the classes are conducted tie liusheic. hind burred windows and heavily Mi ami Mi*. I j o y d Hrown iii tolerate her poses and speech uf Almanac Traced to the Ar.c cnt Sa on* In the eurlj ilaya ut l i r m i - It wa* customary tu alinomi«'«; the H i m iiu.\ uf the monili ell loo lliloii^li u I i «* i u M or pllli'itr'l* || toil on the l*ll) wall» The e plili'ulila » e i e known II» ksl •*U«I». ol koliliilne from the Greek. “ I «'nil or pro« In I m. The hook uf ai- comi I a referrlni! in the d a )» of the yeur was known us n ruleiiiliirliim lieiii e I he w ont enloiiilnr Kxrnvn turn ul I'umpi-ll .uni ill i-oiereil a M|Uiire liliH-k of inurhle Hint a e r ifd the fl reek a mm m rah-mlar Knell aule herieil mm u reconl ol three iiioii II im Kiicli iimiiih was lieuileiJ t»> Ihe prop er klkii of Un- zodiac. unit eoiiiiilneil astroiiomlciil, uui h-nlliinil nini roll glims InfoniiafIon Vera|i'K‘iii. « rl> lexlco^ruphei Infilili: the origin the word h I him line, any«: “ Our niieitni Suxon aiiceatora uNeil to engrave on certnIn M|iinreil allcka m I miu I a fool In length, aomellriiea Dime Moiiiellliien less. Ihe courses of Ihe uiooiiea ol ilit- whole yenre, wln-re h> they alwilles eeitiiluly tell w'liil’ new inoones full niiMincM .mil chiinifes ahiiiih) happen, uh himo their feNllviil «lutea; inni miii -I i n i in veii slick they calteli al moli iiiffil ; linn la ’ o any nl ■non heed fo wli ihe regard or <>h aervnllon of h II the uiooiiea. nini heme 1» derived ih» mime tilmuuuc.” — f*elrolt News. Only Way Lithe Are Stevenson » Books to Stand Time s Test? The hlahop o| Imilaiirt lo I i I m ora tlon ul liie S icvciisoii ciiiiiniciiioralloo <11 II Iter llnllreclly ralseil |he «filealloo w lielIlei physlcul disuhltllles are h haudlcup io Indiv Illuni d. iln. ilou in llfe. ili» ohaerval lolla suggi*»! limi weukiiesa III oue ss-lise iiiuy he thè putii lo k'eutneas ili uiinlher. Itulierl Louis Slevcnkon vviim uii only Non and u chrouir Invalili III m ph.valc.il weak liesN, llke S coli'» laineliesM and llv roa's dilli fool, ihe hlslmp riiiiuiLod leiuled Iti Induce In li I ih un alinosi uiorhld culi of vlrlllly The Idsliop umilili up hi» addivi* wilh a «illesi ion lo wliich Slev elianti elilliUNlaalN ol Ihe pres«-n| day vvonld udnili ut Imi mie anawei \\ lieti hi* hook a liuti lo »1 ii ni I nnkeilly oli lindi merita vv ii li ld they he alile lo Indi1 llielr ow n agallisi ihe rivai clnlms ni new worka uriiied vvilli all II Idh ß lf Econom ical Tran tportotlom n—— CHEVROLET » Student M others grated doors. Installed more thi.n lou years ago. and the somber w alls are decorated with modern him khonrils A m erican officers are learning to speak Spanish and Porto lilcu n s. who are also enrolled In the S ix ty-fifth Infantry regiment at San Juan are learning the En g lish language T he schools are m aintained In E l M ono and San Cristo bal fortresses lections w hile knowing that she via* Illiterate. At any rute. (hey say tlmi tier maid at llie theater asked h e r: “H ave yoil any Idea where the pin •ire?” “ 1 regret very i .i.eli,’ said the up »tuge one, “hut I do not know where llie pins Is.“—New York G raphic. .v .v .v .v .v W rite rs ou the subject of iiii(thr<| studying ch ild psychology u»u., ly , sutne that the mother has one «IN a rich hushnnd and about four umidi whereas there are m other' who ii„V no m aids, a poor husband ami ah■ • :o u r ch ild re n .— W om an’» Home Co»! pnnlon. * • . V . ’ . V . V . V . ’ . V . V / A ' . V . V A • V h 'S .C ;? « , I anil allows VJ v ***** cost. LOSES KIN' iv > "■ " THRIFT FACTS .......... » ; s n v i " " ^ ----------- L \ \ -----" --------- % W ',0' s' l iV Our used cars carry an official O. K. lag which is reproduced on this page. Attached to a used car Ivy a k fu x rolet dealer it sig n i* ties that every v ital part of the car ha» been inspected, properly reconditioned N i i " i ' i' r‘ — D anil \\ here worn, replaced hv a new part. This plan enable» anyone to select a used car with absolute confidence as to its satis factory operation, and the price is absolutely fair and right. Kca.sons why you should buy your used car from a Chevrolet dealer r u in t lr .ilc n i h a w 1 been •rie» irvi by »be 1 h« » rolet Motor C o m p a n y o n »be ba»t* of »heir f in a n c ia l r e s p o n s ib ilit y and d r p e n d a lo I it y. 2 —Chi* role» dealers offer used cart on a plan originated and eiixlorsecl bvihei he% rolet Motor l oat pen y. 4 BERNARD & STIPE at Stipe’s Garage Keaverton, Oregon I It.lit SIX t»24 ( OMlpIctflí m rthaulrd vviih nr'W i m p , limi ny yrars an ' t nrw lu rx _mil inti 1 hi ■ i .o ut )ub. 192« CHI- V H O l F r 4 DO OR « r o w I oiiiptrlrlv n > ' inlilt tint, il,., tid is, limai«, > « 4i . and b u i n ( new lirrx, nrw I Miro p4ini i> !• C IIF .V R O I I r G iiil Look TO U R IN G rubber, I 1 \\o M.olrl / M. i.l R ed Tag r o i l RIN G I92U M. h UI tf.osl lire*, gvssl i .uni .«ml g .«sl in«'lor CH I'V KOI l I Incur t o r the H U P M O n tl.K M .. .I . - I COlH*K I».’« M»«irl \|.ilv>r v\'iil|tl« l«Hv . >x rt b.illli il, livcii'C, I. id rxtris, motvH- ihoicughlx rrv.'u«l«l»ia»c g.ssl Ihw i finish ind g , . s l i ubb< i , rO R D ION I R U CK 1921 Madri 1A r will 11 «.ir And gotwi t r i m , offered on »11 c a rt “ wi t h an 0. 1 t ha t count»“ Consider the Q uality and C o m Thrift !Savint;s for Saturday and M o nday, April 14 ill and Hi was i'hu|i|itM ■ was in WILL The I ing i ajiidlv I ihr |,lK-|,.tti I Aj.r.l AI. Rex Flour Clipper Nut Genuine Eastern hardwheat, 49-lb. bag $2.14 M A R G A R I N E — T h e econom i tal spread, 3 lbs. for 50c Borden’s F.agle Brand Milk, 2 cans Peanut Butter in Bulk— Per lb Cheese— O regon Full Cream , lb i I iW n but fa Convoy Flour— The guaranteed hardwheat blend, 49-lb bag $i /'J Calumet Baking Powder, 1-lb. tin 29c W h o le W h e a t or C»raham Flour— N o. 10 bag 49c Spaghetti in Bulk— Curve C ut— 4 lbs. 25c ! hand IlnOir il pare the Prices at your Thrift Store first. -— C h e v r o l e t A few of our exceptional Used Car values “ with an OK. that counts” S I T J D K 11 A K I K 1 Kis is T hrift in its true sense. •% —< ht v rol ri dealers have the nec- A rasar y nos Inn tools ami equip ment to properly rrc»»**d»ti»»n used d e a l e r s d e s i r e f he IpHid w ill o f use»! ca r b u y e r s the M in « as they en>»>y tro iu u c w , a« b u ye rs. | livht lirirnd and I The PtMet 'u I thf w . h . i I i n Quality Foods at Low Prices Because we are d eliverin g m ore new Chevrolets than at any other time in our history, we are offering a number of excep tional values in reconditioned used cars. — 1 ----- I % The son f I Mill* lost i The Nati I 01 galli/tnI i I 0Í Ml, i mi .U Suowshoe Syrup- - Pure cane and maple, N o. 2*4 U n Franco-Am erican Spaghetti— Can T h rift Coffee— A s fine as you can buy, ground fresh to your order, 1 lb. 47c; 3 lbs $1.37 Flavo Jell Orange Rosettes Ihe dainty “ quick jelling” dessert, in assorted flavors, A delicious m arshm allow cookie with a true O ra n ge 3 pkgs flavor Special Coffee ....... 23c (>er lb Our Econom ical Biend, 1 lb. 35c; 3 lbs 29 $1.1)0 •' ,.ikei Puffed! Wheel 2 pkgs -Sc W a te r Maid Rice 1 ouisiana long grain rice in sanitary package, 2-lb pkg 19c A rm & H am m er Baking Soda— 1-lb. pkg., 2 pkgs He A. & L. Sliced Beet»— N o. 2 tins .2 cans Imported Sardines in O live O il— 2 cans ¿5c Pioneer Minced C lam s— T all cans. 2 cans 45» Geisha Crab— Fine lapanese crab. 1 L .’s. tin 29c Preferred Stock Strawberry Preserves, in full 3-lb. glass jar 39c Preferred Stock lin y Kernel C orn— 1-lb. tins, 3 cans 39c Standard Pack C orn— N o. 2 tins, 2 cans 23» Spring Clothes Pins 3 d o /e n to package, pkg 19c C lorox For removing stains. 2 bottles 35c Bluing nr Am m onia Large bottle. 2 bottles 15c L u x — For all fine fabrics, large size. 2 pkgs 49» P. A G. Nantha Soap. 10 bars u MORI LOCATION BtAVFRrON ORM.i'- .X N S S V .N W .S S S S V .N V .V .V .% W .W .S * .S V .V V » ,. V V » W . V w y » V . N ^ W A A A * V ^ ‘, S V ' ’