The Beaverton enterprise., June 28, 1929, Image 2

THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
An excellent | rogrsm *was put on
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Member National
Editori il Association and Oregon State Editonal <Hazeldale school house Wednesday
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- 'June 19- The affair was sponsored
M
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by the htrrary society. Two one-act
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C o m p le t « c o v e r a g e o f e a s t e r n
W a s h i n g t o n c o u n ty
plays “ Evening Belles" and “Settled
somah county.
out of Court” were presented, also a
Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton, sjcjl by tj1f ladies “The Family Al-
Ore.
___________________ b u m” W hittling and vocal nn
Beaverton. Oregon, were much enjoyed, the vocalists be-
Futori'd as se<' ind lass matter at the postoffice at 187».
In the beautiful pallors now oc-
ing Mr Stiff of Keedvillc, Merwin
under the act of Congres» of March J,
cui«e<l by the Sylvia Permanent
Dant and Virgil Day of Portland v
Wave Shop, Portland, every day will
Subscription price, $1.50 a year in advance; advertising rates on application.
be found new patrons corning from
Mr Und Mrs Leonard Hallock
our community, and they are return-
family of Portland visited at the
O FFIC E S
ing home pleased with their visit to
P. Syverson home on Sunday.
Tigard—Tigard Pharmaoy—Phone Tigard 443
l the delightful city shop.
Beaverton- Broadway near O. E. tracks-Phone 7501
Sylva has a newer and better
Aloha- Aloha Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 425*
Miss
Lois
Syverson
spent
the
week
method
of permanent waving, and
Portland—108 Dekuiii Building—Phone Atwater 5914
end in Portland with Mis*. Dolly every wou C aii who patronizes the
Multnomah—Multnomah Insurance Agency—A »*ater 5914
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Thain. Miss Thain returned jwith her place leaves with a good word to
on Sunday and was a guest i t the C. say about Sylvia.
H U RTIN G T H E PR O FESSIO N
The old “torturing, wearing, vex­
P. Sy verson hoing for a couple of
ing” methods have been discarded
The unscrupulous in any profession or calling teal
entirely by Sylvia who strives to
down the prestige and standing of the particular cruft ai- Mr« Ves Btiny and here brother make every customer feel perfectly
fected. The same reasoning applies to aviation. Head Diz Gassncr of Portland, spent the I at ease. Permanent waving is at last
lines hearing sad tales of tragedy in aviation are princip week-end at Seaside with Mr. and 3 comfortal,le. pleasurable experience,
thc passing
time re-
ally concerning amateurs, or planes that have not been Mrs. Ernest Livermore. Mrs. Tony tc* ardles*
H H J E F F R I E S . Publi.hr,
properly constructed or kept in proper shape, These
points have been brought out before the laymen by prom
inent officials in aeronautics and well known pilots and
flyers.
Accidents are expected, of course, in all callings
where hazards are plentiful. But skilled pilots know
that the majority of airplane crashes are not among their
own kind. Some “ air-bug” gets into his head an idea
that he can build his own plane. Instead he makes his
own coffin. Another will take up a plane without first
seeing that it is in proper condition. Still another will
take a chance which no sensible pilot would think of tak
ing, or which an experienced pilot would overcome.
Gassncr returned home with'them t o !qU,‘f ed for ,h<* wavin*
spend a lew days.
v •«* >h,‘ Sylvia »bop and see
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✓ yourself.
Mr. and Mrs. kohrback of Huber,
and Mr. and Mrs, B. L. Guffitts at­
tended a meeting of the Historical
society given by the Jackson club at
l humpoeg on Sunday.
Willard
Livermore of Portland
spent the week-end visiting at the
Bany and Gassner homes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McMillan of
the Dalles spent hist Tuesday in this i
neighborhood.
Mrs. E. Hoke, Miss Betty Wagner
and Asa Griffins were guests at the I
B L. G rinins home over Wednesday!
and Thursday.
It is estimated, and in some cases proved* that money
turned into the community by industrial operations ini
creases ten fold in its value or is spent ten times before
its trailing value is finally dissipated outside the channels Miss Hazel Heard returned last i
Saturday from the 4-H club work
of direct community benefit .
session at Cortullis. She was one of \
It might take an economist of great capacity to ac the delegates from the Rosedtile Busy)
tually trace a dollar into its ramifications for community Bees club of Roscdale school.
benefit, hut the theory appears entirely plausible even to
Mrs. C. P. Syverson, Agnes Syver
the non expert mind. When we realize that at the pres
son and Jean Smith spent Saturday
ent time about sixtv billions of the capital investment in afternoon in Portland.
the United States is in industry, while fifty-one billions
is in agriculture, the enormity of industrial achievement
H1TEON N EW S
becomes a paramount factor.
Industrial development, however, presents its prob­ Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Scott of
lems along with its advantages. It has its social and po­ Hillsboro, were week eud guests at '
litical as well as its financial aspects. Generally speak the Struthcr, home.
ing, the more industries a community has the more pros­ Hiteon is rejoicing over a bran
périons it becomes because of the increased population new bus line *.vhich passes thru Hi- >
and demands for commodities of life.
teon about 8:10 u. m. for Portland
Of course* there are industries and industries. The 1 he bus line leaves Scholls at 8 a. m.
ami leaves 6th Street terminal, Port­
old way was to subsidize, buy, beg or steal a factory in land, at 5:30 p. m.
order to get it into one’s community. But the old order
passeth. Recenly, one of the most prominent promoters Miss Dorothea Slruthers was a
of industries in the country made the statement that an guest several days of Lyla Scott ut
industry which did not come to a community on its own Hillsbi >ro.
financial feet and with its own hacking was a potential Mr. and Mrs. Burch of Tobias sta­
liability and a positive danger to the community. Even tion were calling on their daughter
the moving of a plant from one city to another is no par Mrs. P. F. W illoiik\by Monday.
titular gain in national economy, unless the advantages
Miss Mary Yoder and Miss Ada
pertain directly to the industry involved.
Nodei were guests Wednesdsy even-
In the past few years the whole trend of industrial mg at thè Mite honte. Miss M ai,
development has undergone a great change. Stock sell 4 oder left Momhiy for California.
ing schemes among local people to “ bring in a factory” Eittle Evelyn
appear rosy enough, but usually end in failure, with the with tomoli lis. Robinson is quite ill
local merchant holding the sack. In other words, we can
have all the industries in the town we want* if we will Mrs. I ora Metzentinr and boys and
buy them. But that would be a poor way to try to build Miss Helen Hctlesater attended child­
day and horn« coming at Moun­
a c it\. It just isn t done in the best of community rens
tain Home church Sunday.
families.
Let us keep our feet on the ground at all times when Mis* Dorothea Slruthers who
on her u ^ iin n
returned
it comes to community progress. One good substantial been
Portland Sunday.
industry, tho small, which knows what it wants to do
and how to do it. is worth a dozen wild schemes which do Mr. and Mr». Christian Christensen
little hut exploit civic pride to its own detriment. Be­ of lroutdalc were Sunday dinner
ware of the fellow who wants to “ help the town” by sell- guests at the l hris Christensen home
ing you a block of his stock.
Ask him first to buv a Herman Met/eniinc. Mrs. E. D.
share in the town’s stock.
Hite, Mrs Lena Olson, Mrs. Kuth
The world adjusts itself to heroism, \\ hen people
can turn from a trans oceanic flight to a chanxnjonship
boxing match, and then become nationally entb»,i'*d over
......
a world s series baseball game, there is still h o *" for the
nation.
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According to headlines the Chinese armies keep on
“ making advances’* and isn’t it about time some of them
were getting there?
Mr and
Uoyd und
A R and
low» picnic
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Supp|ies
Complete Line of Fishers, Sparry, Albers
LA N D PLA STER
Garden Seed in Bulk and Package
Plants, Bulbs
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Charles Berthold
Beaverton, Oregon, Near S. P. Depot.
Aft-
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SKIN
IRRITATIONS
Sneezing? Sniffing? Headache? Be-
ware— let Musterole Laxative Cold
Tablets relieve thathead cold promptly.
Safe, quick relief without griping or
ringing in the ears. C hocolate -coated
— easy to ta k e . Musterole Coki Tab*
lets are prepared by makers of famous
Muetarole.
M il
Aa a sp ecial on e tim e tria l offer,
yo u m ay o b ta in a re g u la r 35c pack­
a g e for 10c by clip p in g th is adver­
tise m e n t a n d sen d in g i t w ith 10c,
a lso your n a m e a n d ad d ress, to
T he Musterole Company. Cleveland, O.
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The COACH
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The
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The
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Miss Elsie (. aldwrll leases Satu r­
day ior the \tlantic toast where sh *
expects to teach this winter.
day at the J
Hillsboro. Mr.
leasing July I
in Illinois and
Hav, .Grain. Feed., and... Poultry
Banish Head Colds
The S p e ri
L»ritolti.
C o n t T f i-
tbLc I *nJa
T K r S n I s i i
IVliverv
club held a
lig h t P a l i* .
Merchandising is more than selling goods T» is fur­ 1 icmc a; Pudding riser Sunday which
nishing what the community needs in the greatest pos­ wa< enjoyed by the following Hiteon
sible variety in the highest possible quality, with the ite»: Mr. and Mr». E. D. Hite and
greatest possible service and at the lowest consistent- Ruddy, Mr and Mrs Herman Met­
zentinr. H-azel Olson and Mr. and
price.
Mrs t has. \ anKlerk
With a S.'M)0,000,f)(X) surplus in the Treasury, the
T. nited States ot 1 l.-,,00fMXX) people is now almost as rich Mr. and Mr». C. W Slruthers and
daughter Elizabeth were visiting Fri­
as Henry Ford.
'I he grow ing suicide rate in our colleges is explained
The students just can’t face the starvation period after
graduation.
Beaverton Kes. J
Don’t suiier with Dandruff, Pimples,
BWnushes and other annoying skin icri-
tabooe. Zemo antiseptic liquid is the safe
Sun way to rebel Itching often duappeais
overnight. Spletxhd for Sunburn and P omoq
Ivy. Ail druggists 35c, 60 t, $1.00.
C o u p « .. , .
Rebecca
Phone 3603
Q uickly R eliev ed
Anderson, Hazel Olson and Buddy
Hite enjoyed the pioneer picnic at
Whitford Saturday.
I he
for
o build and not destroy is a sentiment that
of
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T H E V A LU E OF IN D U STR Y
O AKS O F F E R S SPE C IA L
A TTRACTIONS JU L Y
in special program
in The 0»
shell above ,ne open air * « i I
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A p p e a r at 2:30
Of special note in connection with . .
an<1 « 3^ and M
the glorious whoopee planned for the f free seats are close at l j
All Oaks attractions,
3ttrarti..n.
Oaks the week starting Sunday, June
include
30 and for July 4 is the debut of mighty zip and the e !5 other
noJ
(.buck
Whitelnad Port kind's
own be in full operation f, *r the
t buck and his all-new girl jazz band
<« 11.« Ha.
SY LV IA BEAU TY SHOP
Presented by Kube Shaw these en-j nooks, tables, serWCc ilid
W , N S MANY N E W F R , E N D S tertainers will be greeted twice daily gratis.
Hiteon Community club held th.;r
first meeting June 24 at the school
house. There were twenty five pres­
ent and the committee presented by­
laws *yhicli were read and adopted.
As this is a busy season the next
meeting will be subject to a cull of
the president.
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a t.U r i.tg a u t o m o b il«
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L h e r r ó le « e
J * liv e r ivi p r ic e « In
c im i* o n t i rr e o o n e h ia
• b a r m to e d r i t t e r ?
an J kueauaa.
H. Phillips
and Mrs Phillips are
for a two months visit
Tennessee.
A n ion * all the delightful
p e rfo rm a n c e c h aracteris­
tics ot the O utstanding
L hevrolet—none is creat­
ing m ore widespread en ­
thusiasm than its thrilling
»peed an d flashing acceler­
ation!
I he great new six-cylinder
valve-in-head engine re-
*F °n d s to the accelerator
with an eagerness that is
literally amazing. T ouring
speeds are negotiated with
such sm ooth, silent, effort-
Jess ease that you almost
torger there § a motor un*
der the hood. A nd when
the throttle is opened w ide
the pace is faster than the
most exp erien ced driver
would care to m ain tain !
B ack o f this exception al
perform ance is a brilliant
array o f en gin eerin g ad ­
vancem ents— ty pified by a
h ig h - c o m p r e s s io n , n on -
deton atin g cy lin d er h e a d ...
a u t o m a t ic a c c e le r a t i o n
pum p . . . hot-spot m anifold
. • . sem i-autom atic spark
control . . . an d a h eavier
cran kshaft, statically an d
dyn am ically balan ced.
C om e in an d drive this car.
L earn for vourself, at the
w heel, that n o oth er car
can approach it in the
price range of the four!
S i x in the p r i c e r a n g e of the f our !
STIPES GARAGE
Mr». Herman Mctzentine
Everett, attended the G.
Yamhill county Odd Fel-
at Ncwbtrg last Thur»day
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