The Beaverton enterprise., August 30, 1929, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

THE BEAVERTON
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FARM REMINDERS
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Niidson of'
T icin i had supper at the Stri.ther,
The comtiu'in known as blos-ioin
home Sunday evening.
H. H JE f F R It Y P> fc'xl’ -r
I end rut or point rot of loumioei is
not due to any knd of fungus or Bac­
Member National F.diioriil Association and OreKon State Editorial
terial parasite, but rather to exces-
HAZELDALE NEW S
Association
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»¡sc evaporation fioin t'.ie foliage, re-
Mult-
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Smith are )>orts the Oregon Experiment station
Ctmpl«t« coverai» of aastern Washington county and wa»t»ro
nomah county-
spending this week at the Oregon It is especially ir<jubljt-"iiic where
beaches.
abundant foliage development du^- to
Published Friday of each week bj Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaicrtoi.,
Mr. Bert Doughty and cousin rich soil and plenty of moisture, is
Ore
__________________ ______________________________ Will Doughty are touring Oregon, followed by hot weather, lliis may
be avoided to some extent by mod-
Lao-red as see >nd lass matter at the pontoffice at Beaverton, Oregon. Washington, and Idaho
under the act of Cong.ess «a March J. Id/#.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Griffitts and •:raIe watering early in ihe season,
Miss Susan Gragg drove to Cham and Providing for adequate moisture
supply right throujjh the season.
Subscription price, $150 a year in advance; advertising rates oa application. |K>eK Sunday.
It is important that the Bordeaux
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Mr. B. E. Griffitts, Mr. Bob Den- mixture used for peach blight control
OFFICES
hirst and John McClure of Portland
be of the best quality, so that it will
made
the Mt. Hood Loop trip W’ed-
Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy—Phone Tigard 143
adhere
throughout the entire fall
nesday.
Beaverton—Broadway near O. E. tracks-Phone 7503.
period, and tha' it be applied as soon |
A lo h a— Aloha Lumber Co—Phone Beaverton 4252.
Mrs. B. L. Griffitts gave a P“ r*y as possible a.ter the crop is removed'
Portland—10« Dekum Building—Phone Atwater 5914
for her
er aunt, Miss Susan Gragg. from the treeSi ^
the Oregon Ex-,
Multnomah—Multnomah Insurance Agency—Atwater 5914
Ihursday. I hose present were, Mrs. ,(trilnellt station
Printed instruct--
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Doughty, Mrs. Vos Bany, Mrs Uonj (or makitu; this s,)ray may be
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" " " u r, Mrs. J. Nylurid an'l secured from county agents or from
SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES, INTELLIGENCE Mrs. Blomqmst.
¡Oregon State College.
Mr. Willard Livermore visited Sun-' That age an(j heahh of the animal
REASON AND PROGRESS
day with hts aunt Mrs. Ve. Bany ;|ffcct
the weight and strength
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rs.
*car Taylor and
fleece, as well as mutton pro-
W e cannot estimate the value of schools to our com­ son
a rc y drove to Skamainia, 4fUctions is a fact carefully considered
by the
grower in culling hi»
munities. W e Jcnow that they take the plastic minds of iW*shing,on- SMm,ay
.... wool
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our children and mold them gradually into comprehend- ‘ vrisi?1n.<.1
r °'" p ‘llf.r an<1 fai" ' ,lock’ says *he Oregon Experiment
THE BEAVERTON
ENTERPRISE
to
Francisco
(from
\lima p o im tt)
now good on
4 trains
So great has been the demand for this economical
travel, the $15 coach fare to San Francisco; $28 to Los
Angeles, may now be used on ail trains carrying
coaches—the "Shasta,” "W est Coast," "OregOQua‘
and "Klamath," (formerly the "Coach Special").
G o o d td so o n T o u rist S leep ers
To provide still greater comfort at low cost, these
coach fares are now good on Tourist sleeping cars to
San Francisco and Los Angeles. This arrangement
saves nearly half your travel costs.
mg faculties. But the work o f the scnools IS SO fixed a home of Mr and Mrs. George Tay- and density mean less shrinkage after
P la n n in g a v a ca tio n ? P h o n e o r ca ll o n us fo r
also !
part of our social life that we ,do not properly appreciate Ior
1 clipping. Fineness of fiber
a ll tra v e l in fo r m a iio u
its importance.
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B Thornton and children an important consideration.
with Mrs. Totn f'vst formation of chicken is a con- j
Public education is intended to develop youth into \ijii,., ! Monday
inl VISI,C<I M rs.
Thornton isjdition which occurs occasionally in
independent, self-supporting individuals. This through m rs. Millers sister,
] most anv flock, and is not an infec-
encouraging them to seek those things that will contril)
Miss Mary Grand and Miss Jean ,im,s na,"rc- says the Oregon Expert-
llte ihe most to their Spiritual comfort. They thus will Sm,,h returned home from their va- m‘‘nt <tation-
seek the material aids toward that comfort.
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THE PLUGS
Mrs. Durban gave
a surprise
party
C. E. ALLEN. Agent
Physical and mental power they will desire and en f, or her husband Saturday night at Voice Over the Telephone: Wil-
deavor to cultivate. They will choose culture and refine ihe Aloha hall. There were about '¡am Wa*s! Come home right away.
ment, and «possessing the finer qualities of character, thev ,llil K"cs,s and a wonderful time wtis I’ve mixed the plugs in some w ay; •x-x~x--x»-x»-x»->-x--x»-x»«x-«x»-x»<x-o »
will reflect them in their daily lives to the greater happi' had by a" "lescn,■
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. with. is fro. singing
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the radU
electric
ice box
MAYBE IT’S YOUR DIET
ness of all. Intellectual development will perfect them in fronTAibc*^
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Henry Ford says: “The Best Doctors seem to agree that a sur>
rta Canada visited for two
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their particular artcraft, for thc mathematical method! weeks with Mrs J E. Douglass.
WE SPECIALIZE IN RADIATION DIET
cal, systematical part of their minds will have been Mrs J. E. Douglass had as U guest
Lone
Oak
Barbecue
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make
diets
foi a number of patients that we never see Tin,
, l-\er the week end, Mrs. F. J. Mc-
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business is carried on through the mail.
( arger of Canada. Mrs. McCargar is
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Hundreds Live on Diets W e Have Prescribed
Education should tend to bring forth new discover­ on her way to N«r,v York.
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Scientifically Selected Foods Arc the Key to Good Health.
TIGARD, OREGON
ies and inventions, it may «be toward a more complex Mr. (.. 1’, Syverson is recovering
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Dr. Curtis W . Miller
Under
New Management
mechanization, while it may he hack toward some simpler fri,m aM operation at Dr. Smith* hus-
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Chiropractic P h ysician P hysio T herapist
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210 Central Bldg., Tenth and Alder
form of mechanical facilities. The world must ever re­ pital in Hillsboro.
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new it«r supply of genius, even of ability of an average
«81 hast Franklin St.
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METZGER
kind. Leaders must he called forth, and followers must
he kept efficient.
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Ralph
Waldo Emerson would have chosen a city of bom
h I!1'' Ihnr
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VVf,,;,rns of / l,'b
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the sea- A Personal Service — Honestly
Rendered
W . E. P E G G
tew intellectual people in preference to a City of hosts son the second Wednesday of the
month
of
September.
The
VERY
BEST
PLATES
marked by a lack of intelligence and aptitude.
MORTICIAN
at a
Mr, and Mrs. Ted Kuy are plan-
“The race goes with us on their credit ” said Emer
BEAVERTON,
OREGON
to
MINIMUM COST
WE SERVE REGARDLESS OFTHE TIME DAY OR NIGHT
son. “The knowledge, that in the city is a man who in- future. n a 1 trip
tr,,> to
Sta,lle in ,he near
vented the railroad, raises the credit of all the citizens. H F. Brandt is a new resident in
But enormous populations, if they be beggars, are dis Metzger,
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gusting, like moving cheese, like hills or ants, <tr of fleas—
the more, the worse.”
WASHINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL
To educe th<5 best within every young mind, to p re DAY AT HILLSBORO. SEPT. 12
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Lochridge Furniture Co.
pare the mental soil for notable products in its maturity,
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Expert Furniture Repairing, Refinishing
to furnish strong pillars for a future social organEation. I Thursday, September 12th is Wash­
ington County School Day at the Dr. M. A. Jones, Dentist >
to implant
an ineradicable
love of , the beautiful
in . that County Fair at Hillsboro, Admission! 25
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Upholstering
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Year» in Portland.
Formerly ,»
soli to shape the conceptions and creations of its a fte r ¡ f* free to ail grade school children at 2nd and Washington streets. Now
Special Furniture and W oodwork
years- thus to forge a chain of happy an d . progressive i sill that day and it is expected that located at 205-204 Panama Building, •*
the schools will be dismissed so
thinkers- that is the duty of the school.
3rd and Alder Streets
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C alls .and Deliveries—Estimates Free
that
children
and
teachers
can
at­
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Indeed, we do not sufficiently appreciate the work tend.
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372 First St.
Portland, Oregon
Phone At. S620
that the school does in our communities toward the de-, . . .
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velopment of an intelligence and reason that will make
mcnibrr rs will have exhibits of
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for our social and economic progress.
■ sewing, cooking, canning and furm
Southern Pacific
■ crops ami stock. Several of the
| clubs w ill stage public
démon­
tions
in
which
they
will
explain
how
THE TUALATIN TUNNEL
they do their work and showing how
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; they do it at thc same time. Thc
Hacked by a strong corporation, which has as officers Stock ch.b boys will sh..v how they
and directors some of the most responsible business men handle calves, pigs, sheep, etc.
in Portland, the Tualatin tunnel promises at last to pass A program is being prepared to he
front the vagueness of a “project” I«> the definiteness of given in the big auditorium. F'.ight
or ten different schools will put on
a fact.
,
“ten or fifteen inimité” numbers. The
Thc new company has engaged a well-known firm of Tualatin School hand will furnish
engineers to begin at once preliminary surveys, covering music for the program, and also on
the economic and engineering fav ors in th<^situation and the grounds in addition to the big
there is little doubt that a practical program will soon he Newberg band.
A program of field sports for both
outlined for proceeding with the enterprise.
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J girls and boys w ill be a feature of
Historically speaking, it was the fertile farming the > 1 .*\ Quite a sum of money
country of the Tualatin plains that “made” Portland has been contributed by friends of
and first yave it commercial leadership over other amhi I
chii.tt«-n t.. b< given ii> pn
tious villages on the Willamette The proposed tunnel 1 °*
of different k
would not so much open up new territorv, as restore t«* n1 .V ,
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Portland a long neglected neighbor.
and spending money.
In commercial transportation it is vertical rather| The Fair Management is making
than horizontal distance that counts—and costs. A reas .very effort 4o provide as »mich in
onahle level rout to Portland would transform the Tuala- l,,f "',y 0< va*uaWf r,,lKa""n reg-
tin iarm s into prnfi.aM.. ,r,n k Rar.len, .m l dairies and |
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make easily practical the ideal «»f many men which is thc •>.«inhered.
happy combination of a home in the country with a job
N A. FROST.
t ounty Sehool Superintendent ami
in the city.—Telegram.
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member of the Fair b»*rd.
HITEON NEWS
of Mary Ymler near Molatiti
Kenneth and Elizabeth Struthers 1NDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Miss Grace Workman of Corvallis ,p*‘nt S»'n<,ar with friends at Mult-
Opening of commercial and scenic
is visiting the Misses Dorothy and noni1^ * •’’H»
highway planned between Cresent and
Mr and Mrs. Chas Shire* of New Eugene.
Genevieve Peterson.
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Carl und Herbert Olson spent the t>rrK were Sunday visitor* at the F.ugene — Construction »will start
fi re part of last *»'< ck fishing on Strothers home
*«.»>n on ((Moot trus* bridge on
W 4 Boer
Mr and Mrs. C. W Strother* Champion
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Creek r.a.l on wav u.
Mr Clark Shafer who h.o been spent lotir »lavs ut the Wm. Camp- Bohemia mine field
ill for some time passed » »a y at bell home at Husum, Washington
Wood burn — kay Brown (bnnerv
M* horn* near Grernburg, Saturday
Mr and Mr». I raníes Peterson. ,t»rted operation*
on the pear crop
night. A widow and one child anr-i Mr and Mr* Karl Peter*on and
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vive AI»o other relative* in Wash
Kenneth Peterson of Portland *1”
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’ "kling system
Mr*. Ida Hite, Mi»* Evelyn Hite, Sunday with their («.rent* here.
for rottrthou«r grounds.
and Buddy »pent Monday afternoon Mr and Mr* Cyru* and ehihfren of
Burns—Central Oregon Telephone
at the Cyru* home in f fill »boro
Hillsboro and Mr* R -r- W u *n t ompany impn ved teleph- -ie facili- 1 '
The Ols. n. Meat and Hite families ,,t » • , , were calling Sunday eve- tic*
ties in thi*
this city at an cxpcnditurr
enjoyed a picnic Sunday at the home ning at thc L D Huc home,
m ' over
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500 WOMEN WANTED
AT
Ray-Maling Cannery
Steady work on Pears and Prunes
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Canning Peaches
From the P. L. La Follette Farm at Cornelius
Early Crawford and Elberta
Ready Now
$2.00 Per Bushel
Telephone Orders Accepted
Beaverton 2552
Beach’s Market
On Highway at O. E. Track
Beaverton, Oreg on
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