The Beaverton enterprise., February 08, 1929, Image 2

I oojier Ml. school reopened ki i
Monday after being closed two week*
«hop where you live—Help build up your cominunitj
for scarlet fever. Less than hall th.:
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Strut hers pupils are able to be at school.
H. H JEFFRIES. Publish»
were calling on relatives in Tigard
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ciati on and Oregon State Editorial Monday.
Editori il
A m oc iati on
Mrs. John Boland had as her
Lloyd Metzentinc has been quite guest on Sun lay, Mrs. Morgan of
and western Mult-
o f e a a te ra
W a s h in g to n
co u n ty
sick with tonsilitis.
Portland.
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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Mable visited
Davies home,
.Sunday
at the L. M.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson
Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton, celebrated their fifth wedding anniv­
Ore.
_____________________________________________ ______________ ersary Saturikcy evening. The follow­
Entered u w o a d clan matter at the yostoffice at Beaverton, Oregoiv ing guests spent a pleasant evening
playing 500 and were served a tlel-
under the act of Con greis of March J, 14/9.
I icious lunch by the hostess: Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Lrickson, The Misses
Subscription price, SI.50 a year in advance; advertising rates on application. Lucile and Evelyn Hite and the Mes­
sers Joe Flint and Robert Hulland.
OFPICES
If the recent snctV doesn’t just
Tigard—Tigard Pharmaey—Phone Tigard 143
suit we elder folks it surely made a
Beaverton—Broadway near O. E. tracks—Phone 7503.
hit with the younger ones. Peter­
Aloha—Aloha Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 4252.
son’s hill has been kept hot with
Portland—408 Dckutn Building—I’hone Atwater 5914
sleds for over a week. With roar­
Multnomah Multnomah Insurance \nency Aawuter 5914
ing bonfires ami Kenneth Peterson
reading the latest weather reports
from Florida they have hnd heaps of
INTERESTING THE YOUNG PEOPLE
fun
It is both interesting and pleasing to note the activities
of various groups of people in enlisting the services of
boys and ¿;irls *n community enterprises.
The young people do not stay young for long. Today
the child plays with toys on the floor. Tomorrow he
plays the strenuous game of life, takes his place in our
community ami becomes a necessary factor in our instit­
utions.
Youngsters going to school have en­
joyed some real sleigh rides with
Mrs. Jenny Davies. The sleigh was
(Hilled by good old fashioned horses
wrtiring sleigh bells and not by a
modern auto.
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It is within the power of the present-day citizenship
to make the environments of youth wholesome and their
opportunities ample.
Friends will be very sorry to learn
that Mrs. M. F Ayres is very ser
iouslv ill a« ihe home of her daugh­
ter, Mrs. Ralph Cary, in Portland.
P a tro n iz e
Hiteon Club met January 29 at the
home of Mrs. Clara Nelson with
sixteen members and one visitor j
present. The roll call “Different ways
of using left-overs” was well res-
ippine Islands.”
The destiny of the whole world is always in the hands
of youth, because youth is always with us and always
coming into its own. What the young people are and
what they will become depends largely upon their en
vironment coupled with the opportunities that are af­
forded them.
Mrs. Maggie Anderson last week
sold her home to Mrs. Reed and
family of Portland. Mrs. Anderson
is visiting with friends in the neigh­
borhood for a week or so, before
going to Portland.
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HAZELDALE
The Hazeldale Literary Society will
hold "open meeting’’ on Tuesday,
February 12 at 8 o’clock
Alfred
Powers, Dean of the University of
Oregon Extension rvfll give an ad-
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Egotism of Great
Men.
I here will be musical num­
bers as well.
Everyone welcome.
Bring your friends - Tnesday Feb­
ruary 12 at 8 o’clock.
A Rwewtoal rnmytfMXi
W*hy shouldn’t A1 Smith and Herb Hoover meet?
Xren’t thqy American citizens first and political oppon­
ents second?
To keep up with the times one has to stay up at all
1 iines.
Coming to
Looks like a fellow should he allowed to deduct his
loss of sleep while figuring out his income tax blank.
PORTLAND
that the Indians have been mistreated there is no
doubt, When we remember that we recently elected one
of them to the Vice-Presidcntcy.
Dr. Mellenthin
S P E C IA L IS T
After all. it wouldn’t do to put the farms on a business
basis because the farmers would spend entirely too much
time playing golf.
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in Intnrnnl Medicine for the
pnit fifteen years
DOES
it’s socially dangerous and economically unsound to
abolish the jury system in this country without providing
another means of livelihood for a lot of the boys who
Mould have to leave their profession.
Thdse plays by radio remind us that in the old days
vve were mistaken when we thought we had to buy front-
seat tickets in order to enjoy the show. A scat in the
gallery would have been just as good, hut we didn't think
so then.
Smoothness
NOT O P E R A T E
Will b, nt
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O f all the exceptional perform ance
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Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu-
te
in medicine and surgery and is
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licensed by the state of Oregon.
GARDEN HOME.
He does not operate for chronic
HITEON
ppendkitis, gall stones, ulcers of
Services for Mrs Jasper Hend­
rick». who pasted sway Friday, Feb-1 A 1 TENTTOX Do you want to 'stomach, tonsils or adnoids.
n u ry 1. were conducted at the Gar-1 win a prize* Do you want to spend He has to his credit wonderful re­
den Horne Community Church on i pleasant evening at 500 with your sults in diseases of the stomach, liver
heart,
Tuesday, February 5, bv Rev. Oliver friends? Do you wtint to enjoy » bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
J Gill.
»octal lunch afterwards? If so be kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
sure and come to Mrs George An­
Many bmutiful floral offerings w ere derson’s horn« Monday evening, Feb­ weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
»ent and friends and neighbors ex ruary II as earning committee No. 1 ulcers and rectal ailments.
tend their sympathy to the bereaved oi the Hiteon Progressive Club are
Below are the names of a few of
family.
going a progressive 500 party and hi* many «ttisfied patients in Oregon
cordially invite everyone to come who have heen treated for one or
Mr. F.arl Hendricks arrived from i W t forget the date - February 11 the other »of the above named causes.
1-°' Anfele* Tuesday noon to attend at 8 o clock. I *i«i| popular prices.
H. H Blake, Marshfield.
his mother's funeral
Klnser Booker, Condon.
^ Miss Pauline West is staving in
I hos Burke, W illutiuna.
Portland durine the cold weather
Mrs.
M R, »Cooper, Oregon City.
Miss Marion Hetlesater spent the
D.
Horn, Bonanza.
week end at The Dalles with her
F M. Hunt, Arlington.
sister, Mr». Glenn Mayfield.
Miss I. uci I, Hite uvhn is home for
Mrs. George W. Mathes, Ashland.
a two weeks vacation spent several
Remember above .kite, that con
'isiting with her uncle and aunt
Mr. Rex Denny it working at Dal­
Mr and Mr*. Garfield Hit« at Sher­ sulfation on this trip «will be free and
las, Oregon.
wood.
that his treatment is different
Married women nuist be accom­
Mr*. M. Marugg returned recently
from a trip to eastern Washington
Mr ( hris t hristensen is reported panied by their husbands
where she was called by the illness on the sick list.
Address: 224 Bradbury Bldg. Los
and death of her sister, Mr». Litzen-
Angeles, California
fcerger.
Mrs Sophia Olson und daughter •>*4
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regular price $1.00. Beth for—
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■THROAT I
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we can now offer our Readers
the following:
We just load up the bob-sled with
five or seven,
George Miller late of Cooper Mt.
Give a shove and tiway we g o ;
, is now a ititient at the Good Samar­
Down the hill and over the bumps, itan hospital.
N’ever caring for scratches or thumps, !
For we’re having a jolly g.iod time
you know.
Those who have lived here for several years will recall ponded to a n d m any "left-over” re
having w’atched this transition of youth into adultship. jcjpe*,K,ve" c.ven to “fcc<ling ‘hem to
And it is well that this is so} For appreciating this
mfet"£or*t °HiiblL™*'
“turn over” in man and woman power and influence a { given. The ladies have already be-1
solemn obligation is imposed upon their elders. Such k “ 11 wt,rk on things for their bazaar
duty is not assumed from the standpoint of reformation.
ial1 1.he ,hree earnin« con‘-
I he young are merely formed and can not be re-formed ; money for h Community Club House.
they can only lie guided. The burden rests upon all of us The next meeting will be February
13 at the home of Mrs. Cora Met-
to conduct ourselves in such a way that we will set good zentine
roll call is "A Valentine
examples, both of individual conduct and of citizenship Verse.” and
Mrs. Vcrnonia Davies will
in the community.
give a paper on “A Trip to the Phil­
More than that, we should place the youth in positions
of trust and in the councils of community endeavor just
as early as possible, both for the purpose of centering
their attention upon wholesome activities ami to bring
the spirit of youth into action.
Western
Out-of-Doors Magazine
Miss Gladys Hoskin, who teaches
the ffuzcldale school, is now making
her home with Mrs. Ellerson.
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is m ore im pressive than its rem a rk ­
ably sm ooth o p eratio n .
A lthough the new six-cylinder m otor
develops 32% m ore p o w tr w ith c o r­
respondingly h ig h e r speed and faster
acceleration . . . alth o u g h it delivers
better than tw enty m iles to the gallon
o f gasoline —
- its outstanding fe a tu re o f perform ance
ts a degree o f smoothness never before
a c H e te d if. any lo u -p r u e d automobile.
T o achieve such rem arkable perform -
a n te in a car o f suck low price, Chev­
rolet spent re a rs in developm ent w ork.
O ver 100 »afferent engines w ere d e­
signed. built and subjected to over a
m illion m iles o f testin g at the G eneral
M otors P ro v in g G ro u n d before the
new g a so lin e p u m p a n d filter, a n d the
n e w a u to m a tic l u b r i c a t i o n o f th e
ro ck e r arm s.
T h e four-w heel b rak e s have been
newly d e sig n e d to assu re positive,
quiet action. S teerin g has been m ade
easier. A nd th e new Fisher b o d ies w ith
th eir new lines, new c o lo rs, adjustable
driver s scats a n d new a p p o in tm e n ts
rep re sen t new h e ig h ts of style, d is ­
tin c tio n , co m fo rt and value.
XX * e x t*ad you a c o rd ia l in vitation to
see a n d drive the new C hevrolet Six.
b e lie v e it a n e x p e r i e n c e th a t
every m o to rist should h a v e - a n d we
w ant you to k n o w h o w f in d , th e new
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sm oothly it perform s!
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