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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1929)
TUALATIN THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE The Tualatin high and grade school reopened Mondtiy, the small pox Editorial Association and Oregon State Editorial epMemic having subsided. Prof. O. Association__________________ _______________ ; B. Krause was not able to resume Mult- his work as principal and Mrs. C. I. o f — tarn W ash in g ton county and w a s » « « I Smith of Metzger was callud to nona ah cou nty. _______________ leach his classes OPEN C EN TER V E R jU j - — — * * * * * * * ■ • M O DIFIED LEA D ER F R E E S L IV E H ENS W AN TED ______ _ Will p?v two cents above 1 ortlati'l ,, qatinned from Feb, 15 ¡MM > price ft i Kfht tad V * « " **«• ^ Now in order to gain the supposed liveied at my place, half mile west j Member National advantages of having your iruit a Gf Betheny Store, or will send truck, to: Mem and of ¡f you can’t deliver. over little lower to the ground L. B. Haley Com plete c o v e r a i« having a better distribution of sun 5 8 year. l.ght, you raMe an open center tree, Telephone l-R -8 Hillsboro, Oregon and thus will have to combat a nat- j Published Friday of each week b j Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton. ural instinct on the part of the tree Ore. ______ _________________________________________________ —------- 1 Several unvaccinated school child- to grow a central lender. '1 he strong Kntnrnd as second das* matter at the postottice at Beaverton. Oregon. rtn were nyt admitted to school un- est gruVth each year will be in the patients have center of the Tree; and in order to under the act of Congress of March J, id79. til Wednesday. The patie nearly all recovered from an ex carry out your idea, you will b e . (d o u b le a c tin g ) ’ Subacnption price. $1.50 a year in advance; advertising rates on application. ceedingly mild run of the disease forced to remove the heavy inside i LONE OAK BARBECUE There were but a few cases. With ¡growth Tht heavy pruning n eces-! USE LESS NOW OPEN church, Sunday school, picture show th an o f high priced brand, ary to preserve the open center type, | OFFICES FOR BU SIN ESS anil other activities discontinued, will delay your tree front coming in MILLIONS O F P o umh i Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy—Phone Tigard 143. Tualatin has not furnished much news to bearing by a number of years an ! \ U S E D B Y O U R GOVERN.?.?»' Beavei to«—Broadway near O. E. tra c k .-P b o n e 7503. Tigard, Or*. T. J. Brugger. Mgr. during the past »veek. A loha-A loha Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 4252. the constant remoxtil of wood will J Portland-408 Dekutn Building—Phone Atwater » 1 4 be just that much waste energy on f Multiioniah- -Miiltii'.inah Insurance A," ' __ 1 ± L Mr. and Mrs. Billy Johnson and the part of the tree. five months old ckiughter, Betty THE SELF-ADJUSTMENT OF ADVERTISING A tree will grow about so high Jane and Mr. and Mrs Alvin Wells whether i, b, I n headed and open V . \ V , V V W y V W i S V W A r t ^ S S V % ^ V . % S V . W . V A % ^ V . v . %v,v, of I Tillamook were week end visitors ,. . J . ' II I O I IlldlllU U H R C IE R IF ” ifietl ; 4 _ • 1 a » The Bakers’ Weekly is quoted as striking editorially ^ their kith and kin in the W ai- centered or whether it is a modified J leader tree. As I said before: if J against the alleged attempt of the tobacco companies to ter Hawxhurst family. They came es- you top a tree low the growth result- i change the public mind away from sweets to cigarettes; peciaiiy to visit with Miss Trixie inM from this topping is more vertical 3* “The prevailing craze,” says this trade journal, “among J Johnson who was at home for j . than where it is topped high, so that J a certain percentage of our women to have s> lph-hke ^ tie< anJ gettjng acquaintei1 the ultimate difference in height. J figure at any cost, is, no doubt, responsible lor the adver- with lhe ¿ e a r n e w Krantichiid and 'of n tree of either type is not great, j tising department of another industry to launch an at- niece made the days very pleasant You cannot confine a tree to a space smaller than its root system tack on baked goods, in this instance, specifically aimed ¡ones in the Hawxhurst family. Miss is capable of filling, by cutting back at sweet goods ” Johnson left Sunday for Portland to the top. The cutting off of limbs Continuing: “It has surely come to a pretty state of and i«" points north and possibly "> s“ east. ><" in order to reduce the height of a tree is a good deal like the myth affairs when a commodity, commonly known as “coffin The Beaverton Enterprise for one year, regular of the drtigon, which grew a number nails,” is now publicly recommended to take the place of of heads every time onei was cut H ILLSDALE acknowledgedly healthful articles of food, not merely of price $1.50 and the Western Out-of-Doors one year, off. Of course if you are persist course, to increase the sale of their particular cigarette, Friends of the Virgil Bolton family ent enough with your tree butcher regular price $1.00. Both for— but also to appeal to the perhaps three million women in will be very glad to learn of the ing, and continue year after year this land who would rather he slim than healthy, and who complete recovery of their small to remove a large part of the top, it is well known, will try almost anything, including ‘cof daughter, Yenonne. The little girl which is the same as removing a part fin nails,’ to prevent the wholesome rounding up of their has been confined to her home for of the trees lungs and stomach, von YOU SAVE mtiy eventually starve your tree into the past month suffering from an (iod given bodies.” a much smaller specimen than nat To those who do not believe in the cigaret from an ec attack of flu and serious car affec ure intended it to be. People who tion. The Western Out-of-Dcors is a publication of the onomical, moral or health standpoint, the above quota prune this way would save trouble tion presents a strong argument in their favor. Partic highest type in their field, beautifully illustrated by getting dwarf stock to start wt|h. P.T A. bridge party held at ularly does it reach the point of those engaged in the the The home and is recognized as an authority on Hunting, Fish (Continued next week) of Mrs. Reddington, F ri baking and selling of sweet goods, including candy. But day •afternoon, February 22 was iVell ing, Camping, Trapshooting, Woodcraft, Mountain what effect does it have, or what relation does it bear attended. Mrs. F.lverda Lapham won eering. Publishes the best in out-door stories. both to the public at large and to the institution known high score. The March party will be OUT DOOR SERVICE BUREAU MAINTAINED given at the home of Mrs. W alter as advertising. Reardsley at Capitol Hill. There is little doubt in any thinking persons mind that FOR READERS H H JE F F R IE S . Pwbliaher » £ « • as ounces for £§< KC Baking Powder By Special Arrangement with the W estern Out-of-Doors M agazine we can now offer our Readers the following: the tobacco concerns have gone to a pretty far limit in their advertising appeals. Most of us know that so-called Several, ftoiu this vicinity are famous people lend their names and pictures to ‘testimon planning to attend the Eastern Star dance to be given in the Multnomah ial” ads, presumably for a consideration. At least one school auditorium, Saturday evening college professor, who made a test, knows that the so- called “blindfold test” is largely a myth, he having tried Mr. and Mrs. S. Lapham enter ’ he experiment in one of our colleges, using twenty stud tained a group of friends and relat ents as “testers.” The students could not tell one brand ives frith a bridge party at their of cigarettes from another, and college students if any home, ThurscFtv evening, February 21st. body, ought to know. The answer to all this is that advertising merit ad justs itself. Improper and untrue statements or repre Those who enjoyed the evening were sentations always react against the advertiser and the Mr. and Mrs. George Battey, Air. ' ommodity advertised. Bunk in advertising always finds ! and Mrs. Monte Brickell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winnartl, Mrs. Walter its own level — at the bottom. By the very nature of Reardsley, Mrs. Martha Miller, A1 advertising it will be hound to keep an even keel in order Johnston and the host and hostess. to hold the confidence of the public. In fact, it is itnpos- ible to fool the people for any great length of time. And No new cases of small pox htive dvertising ceases to be such when it declares untruths or been reported in this community aftects the public conscience. recently and we have reason to be Activity for community jjood must he continuous in order that our town may attain its desired ends. All citizens are at times interested in some thing's pertain- 'ug to the community. Some citizens are interested, per haps, in a few community matters at all times. The real booster is the fellow who at all times is interested in all DURHAM. things for community betterment. lie need not have merely those projects in mind that Granduxi Ochs, who has been in directly affect his pocket h o o k to he actively alert in civic a Portland hospital for a couple of attairs. lie realizes that the success of the whole com weeks, has returned to her home munity is his individual success. Likewise he makes his much improved. individual success reach out in good uses for the entire Jacob Otter went to work in a community. logging camp in Washington a few It is an old saying that you can always get a crowd out days ago. when people arc against something. The rule probably works as well when people are for something. Rut the Mrs. M. Frison was ti Portland ideal sort of community i,s one where folks turn out for passenger on the Oregon Electric K K. Saturday. community welfare whether they are for or against, merely to help out in whatever is found to he for the Mrs. Lepley, Jr. was shopping in Ibis kind rt an attitude may he construed as Portland Tuesday. alertness to our needs. I he state health nurse visited our Our town is blessed with many of the latter kind, and school Tuesday and gave the pupils all should wish more power to them and greater success the once over ” On her next visit ir THK KKST O F To the Democrats Mr. Hoover's' a,In,¡lustration will just another uohlc experiment. «,„ItJ ¡ , >mCt¡ S take* hot words to ir°i> »»it difficulties, smooth and T lustrous. . . . .......... ...... " V ' V I I i l i t i t 't l until THROAT TABLET5 1'Urent-Teacher Association it was voted to have the health nurse make her official visit. The Community Club will hold their regular meeting Friday even- j ing, March 1st. All who are inter ested in matters pertaining to the welfare of our neighborhood are urged to be present t n C 1 T. ...... ..... Mr s. E. meeting ol club at l chart. e o f and will 1 the last te M. and Portland w Buch il nan Mr anc spent the • Mr. and N w, j j feritig ».riti quar.citine. Mr and Mrs Joe 1 at the Jot Mr. and to piove t< Miss H» and Mrs. attended tl boxing tot in F rtl.m $ 1.50 Miss Gei ton was a Henrietta $ 1.00 Miss H. the dance Beaverton The Western Out-of-Door will abo give their reg- ular service bureau membership card, which pro- vides information free on all game law regulations in the Pacific Northwest, best places for hunting, fishing, camping, etc. This Service Bureau mem- bership is worth far more than the price of the yearly subscription. Henry S is building five acre The Aloha lumber. J. H. 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