The Beaverton enterprise., July 19, 1929, Image 2

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making the Pacific I hirofiractic col-
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
all th e
THAT
w ork
HE CAN DO IeKe
an ou,s,an<*',,R feature in ihe
Chiropractic world, will be carried
H. H J E F F R I E S , P\ibli«h<»r
"All the work 1 can do." says Dr.
Editori tl A ssociation
and Oregon State Editorial J„ E. Tryzelaar. “My patrons must
Member National
A ssociation_______________ _
be satisfied, otherwise they would not
and w eitem Mult
iplete coverage of eeetern W a*hington county
come again and solicit my help in
noniah county.
supports
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—— — ¡ providing them with arch —
made to fit their feet."
Published Friday of each week bj Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton,
f )r. Tryzelaar. whose ad appears in
Ore.
this issue, knows that his work ret-
matter at the postotTice at Beaverton. Oregon. otiimeiids hi^ service to the public.
Entered " **<vnder 'the a a “ o‘f Congresi of March J. 1*7»
“W ell” he says,"if I conscienti-
ously try to please my patrons, it is
Subscription pncc. $150 a year in advance; advertising rates on applica.ton. only just that they should come again
to me with some prtiise of my service
O F F IC E S
to them.”
Details of Dr. Tryzelaar’» work will
T ig a rd -T ig a rd P h arm ao y -Phone Tigard \i3-
Beave. ton- Broadway »ear O. t . tra c k s - Phone 7 3.
be found in his ad in this paper.
a i I** a Inlia 1 umber Co.—Phone Heaverton 42.2.
Portland—408 Dekum Building—Phone Atwater 5914
M ultnomah— Multnomah Insurance Agency-Atr/vater 9914
BOTH POUND RELIEF
FROM WEARINESS
GUESS I CAN STAND SOME GOOD ADVICc.
Some mighty Big Men Have Been Helped by Some
Seemingly Trifling Suggestions
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into the field .,f hospital work with
undiminished vigor,
^
servicts o/ lllL. <H„ic has been
of great help to scores of persons in
all sections of Oregon, and now th.it
facilities have been increased through
ihe affiliation with the hospital, the
doctors of the l lime art confident
thju n,any n<w comdors of oppor-
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n,n'*-v
druglcss practitioners s a
*ia' e been proviotd.
In the future issues of this paper,
something more direct anil specific
shall be said of the work done by
the Pacific Chiropractic College < li-
ric, wh >sc head is Dr. Budden, a
doctor who has achieved much not
"iily fur his profession and the
ients of drugless practitioners, but
also fur the development < t the -trt
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,
of drucless practice, while he has
been consistently a worker for th
upbuilding of Portland as a hospital
center.
Graduates of tin- culK-gi
an opportuinty now to acquire prac­
tise in actual work and experience.
“This is u great development,” says
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“I was so on,I on« d*jr last week
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that 1 could barely move another
All of the Oregon Nurserv Company
step,” explained a certain promin­
proper*..v at Orenco. Oregon. • consist­
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By A rthur A. Crotby
ent society woman of this district.
ing of over 7(X) acres of land together
My remembrance of childhood is of a time when 1 "I had spent the day in calling,
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with
buildings and equipment
has
day I was
constantly being told of my egregious faults, and and at the close of the When
I ar-
been sold. It is the intention of the
w” forever beinB made ,he victim of a whole 1«. <> -
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as if I should
purchaser to continue the business un­
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,
sel and admonition« practically all of which wen, in one|ncvcr wish to facc t the
beginning of
£
der the new name of
BERNARDS
t- u and came out the other, without making any palpa another day.
bring many more of inestimable value ••
NURSERY therefore all communica­
“My son came into the r<> ,n to (be public as well as to the pro- * '
l,le impression while passing through the think cavity
tions
should be addressed to
where 1 was lying on a couch, and f TM \~n
Now, though, I am , as you d maybe say, prett)
s h o r t showed much concern, thinking I was
much grown up, I’mstill being informed of my
perhaps taken suddenly with some ill-
comings, and still a victim of a lot of advice that ness. When I told him I "was merely
HITEON NEWS
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fatigued by the day’s exertions, he
others think very greatly needed.
Telephone Hillsboro 792
Orenco Orego
chided me for surrender­ Haying is about a thing of the
Maybe I do require it. 1 hope
f heaven will forgive laughingly
ing
myself
to
such
a
physical
and
past for this season. The grain will
henceforth to assureprompt attention
my gentle advisers if 1 really don t need their admoni mental condition.
soon
be
ready
to
cut
nnd
bids
fair
to
make
a
Now is the time to begin to look your
tions. May the time they waste in trying
“Let me take you to Portland to
(lent oil this poor old set of brains be compensated lor in ^jrs Lydia Norris’ parlors in the to be a heavy yield.
premises over and decide on that be-,
Alisky
building,
where
you
can
have
autiful shrub, ever-green or ornamen­
some happy manner
Several from Hiteon attended th e]
iv’hen
I reflect upon it all, I have to admit that not the advantage of n strengthening Kinton grange dance last Thursday
tal tree you want to add to the beauty
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bath and massage. I know you will
if nreachuur
«One . at . me
is entirely useless. . . , ,
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,
evening.
of your home. We respectfully solicit
all the
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feel like a new woman.
They have repeatedly told me not to act in haste, “1 will,” said 1, and, I did.
your
patronage and assure you of our
I Miss Dorothy Struthers spent Mon-
lest I repent at leisure. Just when I was thinking about “1 did not regret it. I must say day at j,cr parcnts home.
appreciation of same
something real pleasant, up comes a b i g impulse, and oft that I got just what l needed in the
We also have a place for a few more retail salesme
1 go, spurred to the doing of something which after •treatment she gave me. I have t o 1 Henry and Archie Davies returned
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ward, as I should have known at first, I am going t o ¡'‘bank Mrs. Norris for restoring me home Sunday after a delightful week •!*
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■to my normal self-and she did it with Grandma Olson at Seaside,
regret having done.
in a remarkably short time. I apprr-
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What tools We are! mused the poet. lie meant date the carefulness of her treatment Hiteon was represented at Cham-
me when he said that. () Henry began one of his inter tier interest in her ititients and her poeg Park Sunday by Mr. and Mrs
esting short stories bv remarking of his sort of h o l l o fboroughness in every detail of her (has. Van Kleek and Mrs. C. Chris-
hero, that the fellow first etljoved a hath at m o n i c i n a l l'ractlcc- h nutins much to us tired tensen who report u pleasant day.
/society women to secure the ser-
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expense, and- secondly, began writing letters to the news ™ ices of one so skilled as she in her
MORTICIAN
The T ‘weedy family are driving a
papers. In «»ther words, he became a regular nut.
■work.*’
.
Chevrolet purchased at Stipes Garage
BEAVERTON,
OREGON
Now I’ve come to the real subject. Mark Twain Mrs Norris values this compliment in Beaverton.
W E S E R V E R E G A R D L E S S O F T H E T I M E DAY OR NIGH
used to grow intensely warm under the collar upon be*|'to hcr skill and methods. She _ was ^
'u p harassed b y some persistent critic or some i n s i s t e n t
^hi* report at her
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li °ffice, .V>H Ah.ky building, Portland.
BERNARD’S NURSERY
W. E.
PEGG
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debt collector. While burning up with his uncontroll S ie her
thi* issue.
ble wrath, Mark would sit down and dash off a lettei
full of fire and brimstone, a rebuke to the fellow whose
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censure or threats had unbalanced his intellect.
t
W ITH HOSPITAL
I hen Mark’s good, sensible wife would annoTr and
would do her utmost to dissuade her spouse from send i
tug his vitriolic epistle. Once in a while, he sent his hot I To secure the health of a large
i’iggity letters out without her knowledge- hut usually he1 number of patients, the Pacific Chir- J
1: ¡tened to her and held them hack from the mail. Then,I oprtictir College clinic has affiliated
the Lloyd Boulevard hospital.
in a dav or two, when he had calmed down, h- -eali/ed1 with
Portland.
♦he folly of his epistolary passion, and would make a| This institute, known as the Lloyd
resolve never to he imprudent in letter writing again. Boulevard hospital, owes its incep­
Well, other men of big minds have been equally ir­ tion and organization to the ambi­
rational upon occasions, but their hearts were just as big tion, the energy, and the determina­
tion of the present directors of the
as their minds, and at last they were subject to their Pacific
Chiropractic College to do
hearts, which forbade what emotion would have impelled everything in their power to give
i hem to do.
their students ti thorough and prac­
tical
course. This policy which i s 1
Everything tends to prove that the older we get,
the damphooler we become. In view of that incontro
vertible fact, it seems to me that I should be willing to
listen to reason (so-called)- my conclusion being judg­
Lone Oak Barbecue
ing by myself that a little friendly counsel is r e a ll y -now!
P. W. ST A A T S
and again of benefit.
U nder New Management
A CLEVER SIGN
TRY
Be sure to kick if we are wrong,
But kick to ux and make it strong.
To make things right is our delight,
If we are wrong and you are right.
! he mind is a >-ank that pays compound interest on
the knowledge you deposit in it.
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HOME
MADE
PIES
ALLEN A ROBERTS
A ttorneys at Lew
6th floor Swetland Building
Cor, 5th and Washington St*
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JULY, 25, 26, 27
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II Northwest Air Derby.
.
Thu KrnatQdt pioneer celebration
«*p; h< Id In Oregon will arouse a
new ««Imlrmtlon for the brave deed»
uf those » ho settled this g rea t area.
The pioneer p a g e in t. with • c*st
of 1500 people will t h r i l l you a i
nothing ever ha» before. T he pi»
neer parade will be the most uni­
que and novel event ever held fn
America K iery phase of Oregon
business and Ind ustry will be In
the Industrial p a r a d e
T he air
derby will be the o u tstanding aero-
naUral e v . n l of th e >ear in the
Northweat.
Send In reservation» for the Sun-
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K Progressive Celebration in True Pioneer Spirit
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192*
W hippet
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$475
1*27
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Pontiac roupa . .
Ruick Standard 5
touring, enclosure
1*27 Chevrolet touring
_ 475
MS
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Ford Touring
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BEAVERTON, OREGON