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

j : i an'! Clarence Rob-
; daughter Elizabeth were Sunday ev-
LIVE HENS WANTED
. oi .f *'•
\lr e r i Mr*
were guest*
1 rning callers at the N. 1*. Nielsen
Will
pay two cents above Portland
We ,h. in a. Government Camp at
h(.iiua at Tigard.
..rice for light and medium hens de­
H. H JE F F R IE S . Publi.har
H, ,| on Sunday.
lis eicd at my place, half mile west j
been vis
Lowell Kahr
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Editori tl Association and Oregon State Editorial
Bertha and Bud Skinner of Napa- of Betheny Store, or will send truck,
Association
¡ at Baker returned home Friday.
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days 'f you can’t deliver.
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Telephone l-R -8 Hillsboro, Oregon
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THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Member
National
C o m p le t e
coverag»
2 $ ounces f0r
H AZELD ALE
Evangelical Services arc being held
The regular meeting of the Litcr-
Ore.
;his week in the Cooper Mt. school
I :.ry Society wa< held last Tuesday,
Entered as second dass matter at the postoffice at Beasierten, Oregon. I February 2<>. A fter the business house.
under the act of Congress of March J, ltí/9.
a short bit of emertaiiiment followed
DURHAM .
The Hillsboro ( handier <>f ( onmiercc
LO N E OAK B A R B E C U E
Substnption price, $1.50 a year in advance; advertising rates on application.
I \v'll furnish the enterttiinment for
Friends of A. P. Wentworth will be
I ■ ur “open meeting" on Tuesday Mar.
NOW OPEN
(Jad to learn that he has recovered
O F F IC E S
I !2. Everyone welcome.
FOR BUSINESS
sufficiently to l>c able to return to
Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy— Phone Tigard M3.
\ McMillan and ' 1
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Mr. r.m! Mrs.
Beaverton—Broadway near O. E. tracks—Phone 7503.
Tigard, Or*.
it Portland where In has been to, J . J . Brugger. M g r .
Aloha—Aloha Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 4252.
family of The Dalits spent a fe*v
Portland—108 Dekum Building—Phone Atwater 5014
everal months.
days last week in the neighborhood
Pubhshed
Friday of each
week
bj
Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton.
Baking Powd,
( double acting) ^
u s e
l e
$ s
th a n o f high priced br
MILLIONS
OF
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U S E D tty OUR°GrOVPE° J j J
Multnomah—Multnomah Insurance Agency—A »water 5V14
E S T A B L I S H E D P O L I C I Es*
Only principles live. It is the principle involved in any
tran saction s that govern its necessity or measures its re
suits. Had this government not been founded upon prin
ciples it could not have survived the test of tiuje nor
withstood the str uggle for recognition.
Consider the great and fundamental questions o f civil
liberty, such as the rights of free speech and a free press,
the rights o f peaceable assembly and petition, and to he
confronted by one’s accu sse rs; the right of the people to
be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects,
against unreasonable searches and seizures. \\ hence
came these? T h e y did not spring from sudden whjm,
nor from transient passion, .except, indeed from the pass
ion for justice. T h e developed as civilization progressed
and the institution of liberty under law became the guid
ing hand of national unity
Thieves
raided Chas. Johnson’s j
Mrs. Eva Neb-on and family of
chicken
house
one night a short tiro»!
Yamhill speto several (lays this week
tigo
but
were
evidently frightened
with her mother. Mrs. N Ketmncr.
V V .V .V .W
away before making much of ti haul
Mr. and Mrs. I F. Conner
family of Portland visited Mr.
Mrs. F. Conner on Sunday.
J( hnny Mortenson who has beet,
very -ick with smallpox and the fill
j j. convalescing. His mother is now
P at r on ag e consists of two th in gs : the trade in dollars
and cents, and the good will created by friendly relations.
Selling our town sometimes is a bigger job a m o n g our
own citizens than selling it to an outsider. W e are so m e­
times too near our own resources to appreciate them, and
too much a part of our own drawbacks to see them and
correct them.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Taylor have
moved back onto their farm a f t e r 1
living tit Aloha for the last couple
of years.
Mrs. John Boland is visiting in
Portland with her brother and friends
I T ’S
I bis spring’s best fashion hint would he from
lice to the women to put on more clothes.
When you work, w o r k ! W h e n vou pla v.plav! W he n
><>u sleep, slumber! Wh e n y o u eat c h e w ! But when you
drink, ,B K C A R E F U L !
Sir Wa l t e r Raleigh laid down his coat for a woman.
Nowadays we menfolks have to lay out our trousers for
our wives.
H IT E O N
1 illne
The Huron club met Wednesday,
February twenty-seven at the home
ot Mildred B act hi .with fifteen mem­
bers present The name of Margaret
Summers wa> proposed and balloted
on for membership and »hr was un
tonimously chosen a member of the
club One of the sewing commit tec-,
announced a rummage said in Port-
land on March 7.
oi f the teacher.
Several H iten young people en-
i( ycd the Forest Grove-Beaverton
• at Be^rerion Fri
Tty evening.
Miss l.\la 5 ton of Hillsboro was
the week end guqst of Dorothy
Peterson
Mi i " Dorothea Struther* return „vl
t- hrr w..rk m Portland Friday.
A motion was carried to hair »V
Mr F mb \ar|¡» and Mis. Helen
dure payable the first meeting in
Janiftry. The next meeting will be in Bu of Portland spent Wednesday
the form of a Si Kr r Tru a. th, b e n t evening at thr Struther* home
Of Mrs. Ada Calwrll at Tigard on
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March 13 and the roll call is “Name i
Nf"
some early wild flower"
A go,*! i ,
McDonald and llene of Port
f ro«ram ha* been planned including j
_,h™ *i,,cr
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speaker* Everyone i, cordially
invited to attend Ther* will be
meeting of the club March 27
.
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M*ited Sunday at the L M
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E n te rp ris e
O-C fdar Polish quickly re­
moves spots and stains and
restores furniture and wood­
work to their original beauty.
So easy to use. Best too for
renewing your O -O dar Polish
Mop— the wonder worker for
floors. Get O-Cedar at your
store today. O-Cedar Corp’n,
Chicago, 111.
O -fe d a r
P olish
HOW
year, regular
$ 1.50
T he W estern O u t-o f-D co rs is a publication of the
highest type in their field, beautifully illustrate
and is recognized as an a u th o rity on Hunting, Fish- ^
ing, Cam ping, T ra p sh o o tin g , W o o d cra ft, Mountain
eering. Publishes the best in ou t-d oor stories.
O U T -D O O R S E R V I C E B U R E A U M A IN TA IN ED
FO R R E A D E R S
The W estern O u t-o f-D o o r will also give their r«j
ular service bureau m em bership card , which pro
vides inform ation free on all gam e law regulations
in the Pacific N o rth w est, best places for hunting
fishing, cam ping, etc. T h is S ervice Bureau mem
£ bership is w orth fa r m ore th an the p rice of tilt
yearly subscription.
O P E N T O B O T H O L D A N D N E W SUBSCRIB
E R S — M A IL S U B S C R I P T I O N S TO
T he B e a v erto n E n te rp rise
B eav erto n , O reg o n
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V.V.\\%\V.V\W aV^.VVW VW .%\\\V,*.*.V.\V.\V.V,V,Yi'1
to your own . m e r c h a n t s — spend money at hoi
EASILY
f o r E c o n o m ic a l T r a n s p o r ta tio n
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BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS
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A R E GROW NT r ÔÎ
High growers,
dwarfs, climbers,
— reds, yellows,
blues—all shades.
—Everything \ou
could want in
annual flowers.
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TH ESE
^Dependable Everywhere
National
Demonstration
W eek!
Drive the
New Chevrolet Six
No matter how closely vou inspect The Out­
standing Chevrolet of Chevrolet Histoid —
you will never appreciate what a wonderful
achievement it is until you sit at the wheel
and drive. So this week has been set aside
as National Demonstration Week, and vou
are cordially invited to come in and drive
this sensational new six-cylinder car.
Regardless of the car you may now be driv*
■nK—come in today. Learn what perform­
ance is now available in the low-price field.
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Thr Contint- 5^ ^ X
Th*
Sr..595
SeeclS
. “til Standard Sixt
Vegetable Pa<l(th
Jrd .U C o * O f T h *
F lo u t r Pachiti
one
B o th fo r—
regular price $1.00.
Sunshine and
moisture bring
up the sprouts
and the great
miracle is on.
All summer
they grow
and hloonr
rad iat ing
co lo r and
fragrance.
fo r
$ 1.00
as it polishes furniture
and floors
COACH
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W an ............. 0 / 3 AH price s /. o. b.
c î b  .. .*695
mi . k .
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Sedan
Hciverv...
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S T I P E ’S G A R A G E
Your
‘D e a l e r
h ,m '
.c c o « ,,
B eaverton
price $1.50 and th e W e s te rn O u t-of-D oors one year
ne
coal
\I1 that the average drug store lacks to make a lifetime
ot beauty, happiness and sustenance under its own roof is
a place to sleep.
C leans
A few packets of
seed, spaded soil,
a rake and some
string — your
planting’s done.
the po
T h e irony of fate is that strikes have come in our
• ¡«•Ids instead of in our law mak ing bodes.
T he
YOU SAVE
SURPRISING
Budget your time the same as you budget your income
and expenditures and in doing so chalk up a little time
for the whole c om m u ni tv ’s welfare.
Il you have a good idea for community advancement
don’t let your light shine tinder a bushel. Let all of us in
on it. Some have the ideas; others the willingness to put
it into effect.
we can now offer our Readers
the following:
Mr. Caspar Winigcr spent
Cuntlin.
In unit y there is stre ng th enough to turn the wheel of
fortune for everybody.
W estern
Out-of-Doors Magazine
Mollala with Mr. and Mrs. M. Pizer v soltI f°r the benefit of the local
T. A
Mrs. Baney returned home with them
after spending the week with her
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Mrs Walker and Mrs
Dobson %
daughter, Mrs. Pizer.
made a business call at the Henry 3j
Mrs. Atnacher and family of P ro ­ P .ccktnan farm near Wilsonville on( 5
gress spent Sunday ’it the J. Wini- dtiv last week.
Rights spring from principles, and principles result in Sunday with friends at Gresham.
policies. W e could not say that perfection always has
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonetti had as
been attained from the establishment of policies based
guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul
upon principles. But they have been goals to strive for Price and family, Air. and Mrs. P.
Tn government, ethics, commercial relations, international I.eonetti, George Leonetti of P o r t­
negotiations, or in social and racial c o n t a ct s there have land rind Mr. and Mrs. Leo Novell
of Kintcn.
been gross inadequacies apparent and man y inequalities
made manifest. Th ese, however, have not been the re­ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller and fam­
sult of the principles involved,, hut have been the failure ily visited on Sunday’ in Portland at
'the home of Mr and Mrs. Clarence
of the enforcement of the established policies.
“ 1 l O M E - T O W N L E T S ”
:• By Special Arrangement with tkf
Jean Smith and F.dward Day were
with the same disease,
quests .at the wedding of Miss Violet
The president of the local P. T. A
Thain and Mr. Angus McMaster in
Mrs.
McFerrin, served lunch to a
Portland on Saturday night.
number of ladies who gathered at hot
»Mr. and Mrs. J. Gtissner and fam­ home Tuesday land complected two
ily Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Livermore quilts, one to he given to the Port­
and Mr. V. Haney spent Sunday at land Service Shop and the other to
i ei home.
A V .S V A V .V .V .V .W .V .*.% V .*.V .'.V .v ,.,ViVVi
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NO BETTER S E E D S AT ANY PRICE
Beaverton, Oregon
■d Six in the price r a n g e o f the font!
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