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THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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Lodge Directory
H. H. J E F F R I E S , Publisher
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Association
Editorial
Oregon
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LODGE
Editorial
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Meet* f . n t and third Thursdays oi v
each month by order of !..
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A L L MAIN R O A D S IN O REG O N ,
«Mitri Mult* W A SH IN G T O N AND C A L IF O R N IA
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Published Friday of each week by Pioneer 1 ublithing Co.
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and in full blast.
Tourist*, this year, are using cabin
E n u re d a , socond e l . i t matter at the po.tofl.ce at Beaverton. Oregon.
camps to a greatly increased extent
under the act of con gres* of March J, lo/y._____________
and all over the country these camps,
Subscription price, $1.50 a year in advance; advertising rate* on application sometimes representing a tremendous
investment,
have
sprung
up
like
O FFIC ES
magic. A chain of cabin camps, rep
resenting
an investment
of
some
Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy- -Phone Tigard 143.
$200,01)0 for each unit, is now planned.
A lo h a -A lo h a Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 4252.
Units will be established in every
Beaverton-B roadw ay near O. E. t r a c k i- P h o u e 7503.
large city in the country.
Multnomah— Multnomah Insurance Agency, BRoadway 0791
R E D W O O D H I G H W A Y in spite
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RESTAURANT
R. E. Hanna, Prop.
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BEAVER
No. 10«. O E S.
Meets
second
and
fourth Wednesday of
each mouth.
Barbara Gorham, Worthy
Matron
Margaret Denny, Secretary.
Card party and 500 the third
Wedne^lay—Visitors welcome
Heave rton city council
Monday of each month
meets
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BUILDING MATERIAL
— *ee us first.
Phone 6 2 0 2
first
comes as near being the one organization thru which Rll 5:30 p n, until 7 a. m.
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creeds and confessions, all partizans and individualists, all THE p a c i f i c : h i g h w a y is in Be*ver Gra,‘*e' No
m««»* the
wealthy and all poor, all great and all small, all high-brow good condition south into California ‘ec“"d Saturday of each month B (
and all low brow, all humble and all powerful can come whh ,hc
. construction
"ia*‘«r- Wrs Kub> boyd- *ec‘
together on a common meeting ground for the good of «ha«« ‘county line In California,
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the whole.
At Boulder Creek there is a sharp
W . 'A m Y . V . V A V V . V . V . V . S
A Chamber of Commerce cannot be compared with:«™ whcrc a brid^ »bein gin stalled ,
CORDWOOD
any other civic organization because its purposes art dit motoriats should use great caution ini
ferent. Since everybody can get into a C hamber of Com- approaching the curve. North of'
FO R S A L E
merce, there is no excuse for anyone standing on the side- Boulder creek there are four larger
ctiin m
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engaged
um rL
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on<l
n iim p ro iic
hauling
Beaverton, Ore
Phone 3603
Beaverton Res. 36fp
Charles Berthold
DEALER IN HAY, GRAIN, FEED , P O U L T R Y
We Recommend
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Berthold Scratch Food
Berthold E g g Mash
Berthold Egg Mash with mineral
D a ir y Feed
Standard Dairy Feed Standard Scratch Food
Berthold Hog Feed
ROLLING and GRINDING
We Deliver
Beaverton Oregon, Near S. P. Depot
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E c o n o m i c é / T r o m t p o ^ o flo m
CHEVROLET
will j
Other organizations certainly do have their places in run up to December, on record fruit
every community. Sometimes, and indeed quite often, an'pack
exclusive and classified membership based upon past at
tainments, ethical standards, and in fact wealth, is far!* Salem—Oregon
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. linen mills
c. . show
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better able to carry out its purposes than by letting Tom,
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Dick and Harry into its deliberations. Such an organiza- t'orvaiu» fruit cannery has already!
tion finds its greatest strength in sticking closely to its u*ed 200 ,ons SUKitr lhls ycar
original purposes and not tieparting trom a Straight line Forest Grove-—Last prunes are sold
to its goal regardless of what the fellow tin the street 900,000 pounds in local plant for
says about it. But when it conies to the larger projects l927'
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of a public anti general civic nature, there is no better or- Coquille-New Me,hodis.church will
^am/ation than the Chamber of Commerce to brintf about be dedicated early in September,
results.
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Ç.The P r o o f
is in the driving"
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A ( hamber of l ommerce is like an individual booster.
COM M EN T S
Development costs money; anti the more the Chamber of! Be eternally careful, whether driv-
l ommerce boosts for developement the more it is going to ' " k -
«r what not. The price
trample upon somebody’s toes. But the records of sue oi car<‘,"Virs* ” , T ' co*,ly. in,
cessful utits show there were live Chambers of Commerce
existing thruout their growth.
Across from S. P. Depot
Delivered $6.50 per cord
material
cannery
Beaverton Lumber Co.
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS IN BU LK
belong and can’t belong because I don’t have the qualifi- (There are flag men at each shovel so
P. R . Dallman
ration or classification.” On the Other hand, it is one there is no danger but careful driving
general civic organization to which he may attach his '* rccoinmcnilcJl_____
Phone Scholls 54, Line 20
membership, his life and his sacred honor and really BE O regon weekly industrial /
Beaverton Rt. 3
LONG. He can not he barred from membership so long
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as he has character and a few dollars for a membership. | Independencei r ~ A . W olfe sells
Regardless of the few dollars, if he is right at heart and $1,000 strawberries from 2 y2 acre --- rr----- -—
wants to do something for his community, he is worth lan11
more than the money the membership card costs. Such a
river road
Tillamook — W i l s o n
fellow had better be paid by the Chamber of Commerce opened to the coast.
to come into it.
Carver—Carver-Canby
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of new construction, is carrying a
considerable volume of traffic, due t o -------------------------------
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the well-advertised scenic attraction
Beaverton Chamber of Commerce
TH E VALUE OF A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
I of this road in addition to the fact meets second Tuesday m each mouth.
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that it offers a loop trip to the Ore-
One treat value found in a properly organized and *<>nia„ touring. California You may
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Chamber of
or Pacific SUverlea{ can,Pi meets the first S at- $
well organized anti well luncuonmg t-iiamuci OI
highway and return by the alternative
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merce is its democratic form of organization and its open roU|f This scenic route is in fair
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Everybody who has the interest of his cominuni > at the Kiaitia,h r iver and the town of Beavsrtou
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heart and is willing to pay the small membership tee may Orick. This piece of road will be B)eetg every lNion(tkV night a. then
heroine a Working unit in the Chamber of Commerce. T h e ! f o u n d somewhat dusty and during hal, in Beaverton N. G. J. F. God
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. . v p mav seek exnression ^ ° rkmK h ( W * lt
,S operaU‘d under ard; sec’ty M. E Underhill,
individual
notions that citizens h nave
may seex
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the following control system: Auto- _ ___
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and become the program of the entire community. Selfish mobiles are permitted over the road Beaverton Rcbekah Lodge No. 24* |
interests are, or should be forgotten when the welfare o f -fronti both ends a. 8:45 a m„ 11:15 a m eet. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each V
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the community is at stake. 1 he Chamber of C ommerce roa(| however is open a„ night from Lena Godard, secretary.
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W aiting Station for Pacific Stage*
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lines and saying “Let then, go ahead ami do it, I don’t
Lunch Room, Candy, Confectionery, Soft Drinks
las. Ore., itemizer observer
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Ex-Governor Fierce announce* that
he will make a vigorous campaign foi
In 1845 England passed a law to preserve the hiuh Al Sm,,h aml also ior a ,fi*1 in con'
wavs for horse-drawn vehicles, in effect keening self-nro *r*M ,or h“n,e1!f' biu
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peilcu Pennies t>ti all public roads; thereby causing (he tempt will hoodoo the other and the
discouragement of manufacture of such vehicles for fo rty l,wo combmfd arc a combination (
Years.
which even the ntoit vigorous cam
paign cannot put over.—Hillsboro lit-,
The automobile industry in 1927 used 14% of the
iron and steel produced in the United S t i t t * « - Gt**
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the rubber
consumed;
cent
of me
the hardw
ood lum
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naruwooti
ber; 26 percent of the aluminum; 11.6 percent of the cop
per; 22 percent
. . . of the tin ; 16.7 . percent
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. . . . . lead;
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perient of the zme, and 29 percent of the nickel, besides
cloth, paints, varnish, hair and padding and other r a w
materials.
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As one travels on the arterial high
ways of thr state, he notice* an un-l
un,ally ,arKf ,u,"'h er of cars bearing
,N OUR OWN C,TY
To find a real spirit of public s e r - 1
vtce it is not necessary to go to high
places.
The tame
motives
which
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rhe only figure surprisingly low in the above table is
that of the amount of tin used.
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The cute ,,ron’,’, r^hhc
work among the most
the
nation hold for
prominent of
those who labor in our city
| F.very week different groups assent-
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‘T always prosecute in the name of lustice ” <avs a b,f in.,h” r"y. no* ,lwavt ,or iheit
district attorney. But Justice has so many nick-names^u»e eommunity affatrs of this cuy
N,'u don t .tlu.tvx recognise her when the jury gets thruimay br carhed on m a better
with the case.
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hut the second thousand is the harder to keep.
we’ve understood it that wav.
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That is
save in their
own
Grose NVes-Time»,
r‘* ‘nK
of big, non-locking 4-whecl brakes!
And the delightful handling ease perfected bv a
1 hearing, worm-and-gear steering m ech anism !
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Ail prtL*‘ i " ^fiim.
Th-u s \shat you get In th e B ig jjer and B e tte r Chev-
r ° Ut— a tvpc ° f P erform ance so th rillin g that it is
r *ngtng an en tirely new ord er o f m otoring enjoy«
ch^i‘ Ch: ; r. u,
ment into the lowprice M d l
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^ Vnr m a n J tal<e ,h e " heel— and see for yourself
' 1 *. ,a Breat car h ‘»I T h e re are seven heautitul
models to choose from .
BERNARD & STIPE
f,,v b*""i At
’ "regular intervals
the city C itncil
(meets to try to unravel the knotty
'problems of city affairs Numerous
at Stipe s Garage Beaverton, Oregon
When
are turning
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nseet
the same ,«b
\>nen vntl
>ou are
turning tE-
the ,i:.|
dial for ...
music and , you l,,bir
ject of *rouP
com
unity with
adv ancemrnt
get to a station where the fellow is saving something that
has no sense to it, you’ll know it’s a speech and not the Yr et prophets are not without h-nor
announcer talking.
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Removal of War Tax Lowers Delivered Price*
1 Rr',wi* "* musicians assemble
prac,,f‘‘ f"r
595
T iV '"“’»
Lner When a fire alarm rings the re-
»p»Hi»e to this emergency is made by
• Iftoup of volunteer firemen Once
I he first thousand dollars may h« the hardest to get,.*
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Oregon Mevt.anvilte N«.vs-Reporter
—come take a ride in th e
Bigger and Better Chev rolet
A sm ooth, quiet m otor that sweep« you along at
igh speed for h o u r after hou r— in perfect com fort!
A cceleration that shexsts you ahead at th e traffic lin e!
Pow er that conqu ers th e steepest h ills! T h e positive
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I here s no money in stockings any more.
things have turned into a roll of their own
t ^ coach
licenses of other
states They are
here from Vermont, Texas, (.oloraik).
Iowa. New York, nearly every state
* n,oy ' h i '»"proved highway,
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Q U A L I T Y
co u n try —Forest
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