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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1928)
b>>ats anchored along the riv too. TUALATIN TH E BEAVERTO N ENTERPRISE bank 1 W H IT EH A LL RESTAURANT Mrs. John Paiick and daughter, Elizabeth, attended the graduation exercises . T 3 . u Z * Wash ’ last week' Editorial A niece of ** Mrs. jiig Panck's being , the graduates. W. K. Hawxhurst didn’t take a ran- H. H. J E F F R I E S . PublUber 12-acre : **"> »*“>* he 3 tract to Griinm alfalfa last season Member National Editorial Ataociatioa and Oregoa State He got about a ton and a half M Association the acre and has it put away and •I . . i.. r.,, . the field all harrowed for the next C e m p l.te coverage of a a stara W ashington county and was tar a Mult- lh e writer notes that a large ad- ^ ^ com[)1<.ted just before the noaoaJi county. : dit ion is being built at the Kcd Rock rain Farming is W alter’s hobby Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Lo. at Beaverton, dairy. anyway. He is also trying his luck O re ._____ __ ____ _____________________ ________________________ __ at sweet clover. Airs. C. E. Throne of the Valley Entered ms second class matter at the postoffice at Beaverton, Oregon, View garage, has just returned from Mrs. L. S. Harding, Mrs. W. R. under the act of Congress of March 3, 1479. Coos Bay where she was called by Hawxhurst, Al!r. and Mrs. E. C. the illness of her sister. Subscription price:| I.CO n yenr in ndennee; advertising rates on application. Richardson heard Aimee Semple Ale- Pete Potvin, manager of the Hawx- Pherson at the Portland public audi- O F F IC E S hurst Meat market at Tigard, was toriuni Sunday afternoon. They got Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy—Phone Tigard 143 over to visit local friends Sunday, a seat by going an hour early and <> Aloha—Aloha Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 4252. proudly driving bis new Chevrolet felt well repaid for the effort. It Beaverton—Broadway near 0 . E. tracks—Phone 7503. coupe. is doubtful if the president of the Multnomah—Multnomah Electric Store, BKoadway 0791 ----- —— United States would be a better Portland—408 L>ekum building—Phone BKoadway 0791 Air. Kemp, landscape gardener of drawing card than Mrs. McPherson, the handsome country home of Mrs She is all that is said of her and I___ !_____ - Fields on the Bend road, purchased more—marvelous woman, a gal de- 50 broilers from the Tualatin Heights cidedly good to look at and a born WHAT NOT TO DO WITH THE FLAG chickery which he will have ready evangelist. Exert yourself to hear (Flag Day—June 14) to fry when Airs. Fields and chil- her—the time spent will linger long - — ■ , dren return from abroad. in your memory. K. E. Hanna, Prop. Lunch Room, Candy, Confectionery, Soft Drinks Waiting Station for Pacific Stages —if in the market for BUILDING MATERIAL —»ee us fir,t Phone 6 2 0 2 Beaverton Lumber Co. Across from S. P. Depot 500 Beaverton, Ore From childhood all of us have been taught more or Mri James w. Harkness and two BUSINESS less to show honor and respect to the flag of our country sons left this morning for Pocatello, HITEON CARDS as an emblem of purity and freedom. We have learned to l‘laho> called by the death of Mrs. Harkness' mother, MSrs. Elliot, who I.ucile Hite spent Sunday at now the flag as something that stands for national visited here last year. She had been the Miss home of her parents, Mr. and honor and private virtue; that which all citizens may in poor health for some months. Mrs. E. D. Hite. rally around in measures of equality and justice. -------- Ihese tilings have not been in vain: for what has been the owners of a beautiful WiUys- Vrvlan' .M? O F E V E R Y DESCRIPTION wrapped in the folds of the flag, in every star and stripe, the new motor Earl’s ™ d ^..knd“*..a,'< i and m ™. c^w. Struthers attended spare time is , „ . . . c . be i. at . a premium. Lest i the in the field of blue, has been emblematic of national in now omg to . . funeral . . _ Saturday of . Mr. horgie , PIONEER PRINTING & STATIONERY CO. who died Thursday at the home ofj tegrity won at the sacrifice of blood, victory as the result we forget—Mr. Meyer* IS a gardener, his sister, Mrs. Wridge of Portland.j 4M Dekum M dg.— T hird s t W ash in gton St.. loo, if you doubt it—give his place of right, and peace at the cost of war Mr. Forgie was a resident of Hiteoti ] | the once over. PO R TLA N D . O REGON for many years and will be greatly Now that the glorious symbol of the nation has remain missed. ed figuratively unspotted, lessons of literal protection to! John Nybcrg has about is acres of peppermint this year. He is also the flag have taken a rightful place in patriotic devo growing Lodge members, attending the I. an acre of cucumbers, squash O. O. F. grand lodge at Roseburg, tion. A few timeful “don’ts” are given below. •W iVW iV.VAVirAW .'AVW M W .'AV.V.V.'.V.V and also an acreage of onions. | returned to their homes Thursday Don’t nail the flag to a wall. Such action grates upon night and report a fine session. The Misses Gladys and Beatrice the sensitiveness of real patriots. Cole are at home from Kockaway. Mr and Mrs. C. W| Struthers and Do not use the flag as an advertisement. There are Earl Sagert, Betty )Johnson and daughter CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR Dorothea and Mrs. J. S. j Ralph Fames have each and all had plenty of clever methods of illustration without com Campbell were in Portland Monday A t T he Old L o catio n — W ith a Naw S to re their tonsils removed recently. afternoon to hear Aimee Semple Mc mercializing so sacred a banner. Pherson preach. SOFT DRINKS, FRUITS, MELONS Don’t put any advertisement on the flag. It is unlaw* The Misses Ruby, Ruth and Cecil Magazines— All Tha Daily Papers fill to do so, even if no other deterrent presents itself. Nybt,rK Wl,h ,he,r br0,her- Claude, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson and' land C. R. Park of Oswego, attended,. „ , guests at Do not display the flag when it is torn or dirty. Loosen a dance on the Battleship Oregon, a," l.y v«crf u,u C' C,‘" ‘K W EA TH ER LY ICE CREAM up a,,<* buy a new one. I hmk of those who have done *’r“lav n“,h' Cannad Good« and L ig h t G roceriea to A ccom m od ate Sunday even more than that. ~ . . . . . .. t , .. . „ „ A llr. and Mrs. Chris Christensen N ight T ra d e The writer notes that Bergs have c . .. . . , , . ... called Monday afternoon at the J. (live a respectful salute when the flag passes in re erected another attractive sum at t hel c V .W W A W V .W A , J V .W W A V A V .V A S V .V W A , .W <.W 1\V1 view. You thus salute your own sense of decent citizen intersection of the Bull Mountain and|S ’ ta n ,I‘bcU hoR,e- Highway road. ship. Those of Hiteon Sunday school who | went to Laurel Sunday report a Don’t “throw away’’ a flag that is old and torn. Burn The new auto camp about three pleasant and profitable day and splen- t, miles south of Tigard on the high Phone 3603 Beaverton Res. 3602 it. That is the approved method. did basket dinner. way and Tualatin river is one of Keep the flag free during the act of hoisting. It has the most attractive scenes anywhere The cottages are so inviting—about Mrs. Arno Pickens and Mrs. Jay kept you free at all times. eight or ten of them now, and some- Phillips of Hillsboro were Sunday DEALER IN HAY, GRAIN, FEED , POULTRY Don’t place the flag on a door or archway, It has have fireplaces. There are new row callers at the Struthers home. better uses. GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS IN BULK W e art glad to report that Mr. Don’t let the flag touch or drag on the ground. Keep We Recommend A. F. Peterson is recovering from j it lofty in appearance in keeping with its grandeur. his recent illness. Berthold Scratch Food Berthold Egg Mash ANNOUNCEMENT Don’t tie the flag in a how knot. It isn’t a neck-tie. Berthold Egg Math with mineral Dairy Feed SHAHAPTA. Do not place the flag up side down, except as a signal I have taken the agency for tha Standard Dairy Feed Standard Scratch Food D O U B L E W E A R S H O E C O .’S of distress a sea. In the latter case it serves a humane Berthold Hog Feed Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Boden and purpose. bee of Men'«, B oys' and W om en’s ROLLING and GRINDING son Bobbie spent the week-end at 4 Shoes far W ash in gton County. Arrah VVatina, as the guests of Mr. Keep the flag at the right of all foreign and domestic We Deliver and Mrs. Sandstrom of Portland. I will call at your home on request flags. See it first as you would read a printed page. Beaverton Oregon, Near S. P. Depot When used as a banner, that is, hanging vertically or Arthur Wendlaud accompanied his J. R. JONES aunt and uncle, Mr anil Mrs. Rollie horizontally, place the Union to the north in streets run B oa T4 Aloha, O r * Clyde, on a trip to the Trask river, i ning east and west, and to the east in streets running .v .v .v .v . > north and south. This is a more or less arbitrary cus Mrs. J. D. Claghorn, who has been tom, but it makes for uniformity. quite ill, is feeling much better. K E E P IN TOUCH 1 here are other rules for flag display, each having sig Mrs J. W McCuen entertained at, nificance to properobservance. Many well meaning peo luncheon for Portland friends. ple. through an exaggerated sentiment, attempt to use Parking all Day Failure to keep in touch with your the flag in ways not permitted by law or sanctioned by business or family at all times has well founded custom. A little more formal respect paid to the flag, which, after all, is a representation of all been made inexcusable because of i CARPENTER that our country means to us, is needed to insure a con AND BUILDER the telephone. at Columbia Auto Park Remodeling tinning national spirit. Foundation ;; > Work and Roofing ;; £ 6th and Jefforson Sts. I he world admires the spirit of hustle. Going concerns Also papering ;; > C A LL LONG DISTANCE Portland are hustling concerns. Hustling concerns are advertising and painting < • > MI S S T OF BUSI NESS DISTRICT !♦ concerns, lhe world flocks to going concerns. Advertis HENRY BLACK-fi ing makes going concerns. Goiug concerns advertise. PHONE RR. 8060 k l / * I « • I A i n • *L n a «„^ m w » / >1 A s,t • > \.lt re bi l l t k 9 U 7 H I I $ 1.50 PRINTING THYNG’S Charles Berthold 15c We are glad to see transportation facilities increasing. Now all the boosters can give the knockers the air. Who soever used to be ridden out of town on a rail, may now he sent out in a plane. It gets rid of them sooner. Keep things humming even if it's only the office girl. Heard in a confectionery: “Charge it, I think 1 have a job.’’ l he class legislation America needs is the kind that curbs crime. j Good A dry plank in a political platform lasts about as long as a companionate marriage. “Coolidge’s Island” might be an appropriate name for, that new land discovered in the Arctic. Fair Price* W ork—Prompt Service ì : ì Í Oregon Telephone Co. Rebuilt Tractor Save Money—Buy “Family Books’ Saving 50^5 $250 America is a place that makes a piker out of the gu\ C f i t s H who has only one million. j Senator Watson carried Indiana, which is an awful burden for anybody to carrv. n Or 10 rides to the book. Any one can use them. Frequent schedules. T c r i l ’l S 1 * Luxurious coaches. Ross Motor Co. A Tw ater 0 5 9 3 Multnomah, Ore. PACIFIC STAGES > A C ÍF IC j mu I O I-U T D ., „ . K. i-. Hanna, Whitehall 5 AGENTS Confectionery J. E. Hatch Drug Store
