THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
METZGER
HITEON
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A num ber of H itcon pupils have I Friday, January 25th at 2 .Hi p m
H H JE FFR IES. P u b l i e r ______
been absent from school w ith the I at the home of M rs ti a r a Smith,
Editorial flu Russell K ahr, E arl D rahlie, I Miss Alice Sewell, an a rtis t of note
M em ber N ational E ditorial Association
Aiaocmtion and Oregon S tate
Hazel A nderson and Curtis Reynolds I who has exhibited in New York and
A saociation
are on the sick list.
| Europe, will talk to the W ashing
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ton county Federation A rt Commit-'
of
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Completa co»»r»f#
Alfred Rucker, of Buxton, was I tec on the subject of "How to see
n o m a li c o u n ty .
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visiting Saturday and Sunday at I Pictures.” A nyone interested will be
w elcome.
Published Friday of each week bj Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton, the S tru th e rs home.
Ore.
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Mrs. H ans Eliander, of Progress,
The M etzger W om an's ( lub will
E atn rrd as sen.«* class . a t u r at the » • • / ■ * * « «
who was ill for seveitil m onths p a s s - |g n e a card party at the home of
under the act of co n g ress of M arch J,
ed away at her home Monday. T h i Mrs. H. E. Leedy, Saturday evening
sym pathy of H iteon neighbors is lanuary 2b. Both bridge a n d 500!
will be played. Mrs. J. Bross, chair- i
Subscription price. *1 50 a year in advance; advertising rates on application. given the bereaved family.
I man of committee.
Mr Archie H andy, of Portland, |
O F F IC E S
At the last meeting of the club)
was called at his farm htire la -t
T igard—T igard P harm acy - Phone Tigard 14J.
Miss Furguson, Girl Scout executive,
week.
B e a v e rto a -B ro ad w a y near O. E. track s- Phone 750J.
;.ml Mrs. Stevens of the Social Ser- i
A lo h a -A lo h a Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 425*
Miss El fie Van Kleek is employed I vice D epartm ent each gave interest-
P ortlan d —408 Dekum b u ild in g -P h o n e «R oadw ay U791
as day "hello" girl at the T igard | mg and instructive talks
M ultnom ah—M ultnom ah Insurance Agcney, BRoadway U/Vl
telephone office.
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THE FLIGHT OF THE “QUESTION MARK’
The army plane “Question Mark, after beinji in the aii
for 150 hours, shattered the world’s record f o r contin
uous flight of any machine carrying human beings. The
name of the plane is unique, if not uncanny. What it
dkl is remarkable and phenomenal. ()ne is moved to
feel that venture practically the last word in endurance
tests. On the other hand it may be considered but a
suggestion of the possibility of greater marvels.
Considered seriously or humorously, there are yet
many things to do in the field of exploration, in tests of
strength; and opportunities for “championships” of all
sorts are still open. By the very nature ot things there
are no limits of expansion in mechanical and scientific
achievement.
There are the stars and planets standing out in the
sky. C.reat worlds are beckoning for someone to come
to them. What is in the center of the earth, or even
twenty miles down, is still a mystery. Even this com
paratively little spheroid called earth has patches of un
charted seas and unsurveyed lands.
Who will deny that all of the five senses eventually will
he capable of applying themselves over great distances?
We now hear around the world. Television is making
it possible for us to see events happening across contin
ents. Who doubts that we shall sometime be enraptured
by the fragrance of roses blooming in Picardy while sit
ting by our own fireside on this side of the ocean? The
apparently ridiculous theories of today are the practical
realities of tomorrow.
Science, invention and human ingenuity remove the
barriers of time and space. Question marks are turned
into statements of fact. Progress is infinite in its work
ings. Nothing stands still, for mind is active and posi
tive. To deny the immeasurable and limitless fact of
achievement is to be either grossly ignorant of the prin
ciples involved, or wilfully inattentive to the trends of
modern thought and action.
Miss Isabel and Elsie Todd were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. |
J. C. Sm ith on Sunday.
The evolution of the Christmas card into a Valentine
won’t he long now!
Mr Rex Boggs of Cooper M f.
left last week for business in Idaho
amt California.
I he black sheep iti the family is the one that gets
vour goat.
Mrs. W t-lter, of Sublimity, is m ak
ing her home for the present with |
her daughter, Mrs. J. Gassner.
If you think you’re such a friend to man compare
yourself with a dog.
The two things that never pay in this world are crime
and the deadbeat.
W lien a movie star’s fame begins to wane she has to
<!o something sensational again.
Whether we ever get them or not, this would he a dull
old wot Id without the quadrennial issues of farm rejief
and prohibition.
According to tradition, when a ground-hog sees his
sh.oltiw he runs hack into his house. But most flappers
don t even seem ashamed of theirs.
‘YVtî o** *" • X‘mMI!'n'” applicant tor driver’s license)
. at. P°s't><m on the hmhwa\ are you required to drive*
Applicant
Erect position.”
A ll in the F a m i ly
If th e n um ber of o u r ancestor?
doubled In each ascending generation,
a s It w ould do If th e m arrtu g e of
couaina of v ario u s d eg rees did not
ta k e place, each of us would be de
si-ended from m ore thun a billion
ancesto r« o f a tho u san d y ears ago,
let us say In th e reign of W illiam th e
C onqueror. Even allow ing for n u n ie r
ous In te rm a rria g e s of relativ es It is
highly pro b ab le th a t
people of
E nglish o r F ren ch o r G erm an stock
a re descended from common an c esto rs
of a th o u sa n d y ea rs ag o .—A m erican
Jo u rn a l o f Sociology.
all
M uch la ta r a a t is M oos
A lthough to ta l eclip ses of th e moon
a re far m ore g en erally observ ed th a n
to tal eclip ses o f th e sun, sin ce they
may be seeu from m ore th a n h alf of
th e e a rth '» su rfa c e w hile a to ta l
eclip se o f th e sun, acco rd in g to th e
A m erican N a tu re asso ciatio n , la vis
ible only w ithin n very n nrrow p ath
o f g reat length, yet they a re not of
so common o ccu rren ce th a t they p.iss
unobserved o r fall to aro u se popular
In terest.
IN EVERY HOME
Smiles
- -complete telephone service is a convenience to
every member of the family.
Properly placed
extension telephones laves tlrinf atepe for the
houaewifo. Son or daughter, sister or brother.
! r,"1,0 th”r" ,ind them » y«»r 'round comfort
And satisfaction.
Mary J o accom panied h er m other
on an e rra n d to th e city an d relatin g
th e ex p erien ces excitedly to tier daddy,
on hta re tu rn from business, sa id :
“ M other and I tu rn ed th e ca r a way
we ought to not and policem an
stopped u a M other »«id. Don't say a
w ord. Just sm ile.’ W e disc sm iled and
he say s 'It s all right th la tim e, sta
te r."
And *°o, the telephone is an aid in emerjen-
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» protection in danfer.
West Coast Telephone Company
'^ • ‘•S S W A S ’ v W A V i SW V V V S
P a i t a r a for a D ra.s
L ittle I'alay is a y o u n g ster of dell
c a te se n sib ilitie s when II conies to
m a tte r« a rtistic .
A fter an ex q u isite sym phony at the
th e a te r, sh e b rea th ed a sigh of Joy
an d m u rm u red :
"M am m a. I wish | had a dri
Just
ilk« th a t m usici”
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R E G A R D L E SS
OREGON
O F T H E T IM E
DAY OR
N IG H T
“It Never occurred to Me
that YOU Carried it,”
Mr. J. R. Dobson and family spent
Mrs. August Anderson, of W itch-
hazel played a piano solo and gave Sunday at the Lyons’ home in W il- i
a reading Miss Rhoda S h ellen b er-1 sonville.
ger of Beaverton was the soloist.
Dr. Pargon, of P ortland, w as
The next regular m eeting for mem
bers will be on Tuesday, January 22.1 caller in our vicinity one day last **
T here will be a debate on the Com week.
munity Hall question, w ith Mr. Rob
T he Cornmuity Club is arranging;
ert Cameron and Agnes Syverson
upholding the affirm ative and M r . I an entertainm ent for the benefit of
C. P. Syverson and Jean Sm ith on I
^ uy Scouts to be given at the
school house on the evening of Jan
the negative.
i:ary 25th Mr. Rcgling says he has
W alter and Raymond H eard and (obtained some good rtiusicians and
Ray Carey left last week to work at assures a splendid program .
Tualatin for a time.
Mrs. Hedeen and children spent
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Syverson en the week end in Portland.
tertained with a delightful card parly
last Thursday evening. Four tables
of 500 were in play a fter which re
freshm ents were served and dancing
indulged in. Mrs. J. C. Sm ith won
highest honors for ladies ami Mr.
(. narles La Follette of Cornelius tn*.
gentlem en’s first prize. The consol
ation prizes went to Mrs. Tom K err
cf Hillsboro and Clarence Robison of
Laurel.
When one goes out to accomplish something worth
while for the community, a good hacking is equally es-
ential along with a good front.
SE R V E
Shop where you live—Help build up your community
The
Hazeldale L iterary
Society! Mr. R inehart, of Tualatin, will oc-
held “open m eeting” on Tuesday, I cupy the Ebblem esser place. This
January X. Mr. J. G. B rethcrton of I will place him closer to his work at ! * "
the Federul C ommerce Commission (he p.ikington N ursery and also n * k e
gave a very interesting and e d u c a -|. .
r
.
tional address on "H ow the Dep- “ b c ,te r for h,s Würk as scüut m a*-
aitm en t of Coinfrierce is W orked in | ttr
r
Oregon.” T he work of the various
Mr and Mrs. Victor Sedlic "f O s- •
branches was outlined and how they
cooperate to help people in every I veego were dinner guests at the
Hedeen home one evening last week.
field of commercial life.
The sym pathy of the community is
being extended to Mr. an d Mrs. B. |
Leonetti and family on the death
of their son and brother, Louis.
MORTICIAN
BEAVERTON,
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Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Leets, of Sr.I
DURHAM
Johns, Mr and Mrs. J. L. H aggertv
a ml Mrs N, 1'. Nielsen anil d au g h
ter T h o ra of T igard were Suntt >■ j Mr. Ebbleinesser and family ex
callers at the S tru th ers home.
pect to move to Portkind very soon
on account of his work with the
Mr. H arry Robinson is quite ill
railroad company. W e regret very
w ith the flu.
much to have them leave our neigh-
b< irhocd.
HAZELDALE
,
E. P E G G
said a man the other day
to a local merchant, after
making a purchase out of
town
Always TRY to buy it at
Home First
!
You may be Surprised at the
Variety of Goods carried by
the home merchant, once you
make inquiry of him
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g.
E cenem ical Transportati»»
/ CHEVROLET
eyond all Expectations J
- say those who have seen the
Outstanding Chevrolet
of Chevrolet History
• *
Six in the p rice range o f the f o u r !
The Outstanding Chev
rolet of Chevrolet History
has now been seen and
inspected by millions of
people in every section of
America — and every
where it has been en
thusiastically hailed as
exceed ing all expectations.
Everyone anticipated that
Chevrolet would produce
a remarkable automobile
— but no one expected
• such a sensational six-
cylinder motor . . . such
delighrful handling ease
• • • such marvelous com
TK»
H o k la n r . . . .
ij-v r
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fort . . . such luxurious
Fisher bodies . . . and a
fuel-economy of b e t t e r
th a n 20 miles to th e gal
lon ! And no one believed
that it would he possible
to produce such a car in
the price range of the four!
If you have not already
made a personal inspec
tion of the new Chevrolet,
we urge you to do so at
your earliest convenience. *
We are now displaving
these beautiful new
models—and we cordially
invite you to call.
The
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C O A C H
‘525
2U ......*595 $
..... *675
All price« f. o. b.
2 £ fe ...$695
F ia n t , M i c h i g a n
Phaeton
595
Th»
C o n v e r tib le
Landau . . .
*725
*595
*400
t i , T o n C h a w i i ' ^45
l 1, T o n C h ato ia
» i t h C e b .......... *650
S o la n D e liv e ry
L i f h i D e liv e ry « . . .
C h e a * . .............
R e a d u hat these le a d
ing autom obile editors
said a fter seeing a n d
r i d i n g in t h e n e w
Chevrolet S i x —
“ In appearance, perform
ance aiul mechanical nicety
the new Chevrolet Six pre
sents actual values far be
yond its price range.”
— Hazcn Conklin
New Y ork W orld
“ Aside from beauty in body
lines and attractiveness in
finish, the astounding fea
ture of the new Chevrolet
Six is its powerful and
flexible motor.
One will
have to go far to equal the
high performance of this
new Chevrolet in general
road and traffic use.”
—Leon J. Pinkson
S an F ra n cisco C h ro n ic le
“The new Chevrolet is a
trium ph for volume pro
duction. The car a t its price
is one of the greatest
achievements ever recorded
in the automobile industry.
Its beauty is a treat: its
riding comfort a new delight
and its performance a real
sensation.”
—R ay Priest
D e tr o it T im es
“St Louis motor-lorn is
tremendously enthused over
the new Chevrolet Six.
Personally I have never
ecin the public so interested
in a new car. The factory
should be congratulated on
the truly monumental en-
g i n e e r i n g feat it has
accomplished.”
—Rolwrt H enry Hall
St. L ou is P o s t-D is p a tch
Come in and See these Sensational New Cars —Now on Display
BERNARD & STIPE
AT STIPE'S GARAGE.BEA VERTON, OREGON
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