The Beaverton enterprise., October 18, 1929, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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THE
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BEAVERTON
FR ID A Y .
E N T E R P R IS E
OCTQ b f b
HITEON
'and ,h ,re were seventeen members If your family likes it strong, add
at M7 bushels, indicating
a total
_____
¡and one visitor present
All mem- a little
e*tm coffee and do not j
production of 4,089,0(10 bushels com­
i f r and Mrs
Garfield Hite of !>ers arc to
bring their fruit
for cook it
so long, ami 'he finished
pared to 6,¿40,1X11 bushels last year,
The average Oregon potato yield ‘
..
i i c u i. -i
i
...
.
Albertina
Kerr
Mur-erv
to
the
product
will
be clear and free from
oi •*.-*v*. Sherwood were
vetting Wednesday
ne Amenina r* n
i u ■ y
-
this year is expected to be consider- and the five-year aveitige
1
next
meeting,
also
any
story
books
that
slightly
bitter taste.
evening at the K. D. Hite home
fably below normal
It is estimated ooo bushels.
suitable
for
children
to
15
years
— — —
The
Willoughby
family
have
and
a
glass
of
jelly
f..r
the
Horen-
I
Mrs.
John
Carlson,
of Beaverton,
moved on the I>ugan place
Mr.
Mrs. Feyn n wa: was a dinner girest of the K. A
..~ a u
— Duncan and famliy are becker Hospital
and
Mrs.
the
new renters
on the
Handy ttiken in as a member of the club Johnsons on Sunday.
The next meeting will be at the
------------------ 1
place.
The
Kebeccu club
will give a
card party Saturday evening Oct. day, O ctober '23
Listen ! Folks ! That annual ba- i
19, at McDonald's Hall
Both five
.
ran
W a s h i n g t o n *t, a t
B r o a d w a y , in P o r tla n d . ¡ , ,
hundred and bridge
will be played
/aar of ,h c Hiteon club *vill be L o c a te d a t
"irm .
Featu rin g a
H ig h -C la » , Sto ck
of J , 7 * * * '
The
public
is
cordially
invited.
i
held
Saturday
evening,
Nov.
2,
at
«"*
J
'
we‘7
„
Jtwdr, w
BIG STOCKS SPEC IA L PRIC ES
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Mr. and Mrs
W
K Harris
oi tht Hiteon sch <1 house
Selling of
Exceptional
Merit Diamond* ant D aniond Mountings,
• SP**iilt^
W rist
W a t c h e s in N ew
D e s ig n ,.
Portland
were
Sunday
evening bazaar goods will begin at (>.30.
£
Door*
gift season is o
on n , , ana
and me
the They
4 *
a< ¡he Struthers h o m e .
” * ! ,
P™ *™ " at ,V:'"
The gilt
m ey do a general -- •
Windows
a
Mr.
and
Mrs. Geo.
Anderson
I re iv. . a -o n cam > jcwcjer j oes j,is share, making pos - 1 pairing and if you htne
ar/
Shingle#
X
•were calling Sunday evening at
the popcorn tsiid lunch for sale
Don 1 sible the widest selection of presents of
i~vclr„
,g
.„
........
L
.an>
of jewelry that you thought'uJ u
forget the date. Sat. Nov. 2.
I
Mouldings
X
Wtru Cyrus home in Hillsboro.
2x4 to 2x10 Per M $10.00
all occasions.
An up-to-date because a clasp
broke* 0r
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L
Haggerty
of
or
The Hendrickfc family are living
Sand
?
jeweler is indispensable
to • every part missing, take it to them »„
Cedar Siding per M$15.00
Alberta, Cangdtt were Tuesday visi­
• • on the Malniborg 1 ’me
community of taste and refinement, will be raptured to your entire
Gravel
£
ut
‘
iMr. and Mrs. E. D. Hite
and tors at Mrs. Haggerty’s brother, and he whose work shows marked isfaction.
Shingles
per
M
......
1.75
Poultry Netting ?
Mr and Mrs. C. W. Struthers at- C. W. Struthers.
skill
is
sure
to
receive
liberal
pat­
A specialty with this firm j. J
Barn Plank, per M 15.00
Nails
v
Mr. und Mrs. John Caldwell and
J * tended
the
funeral in
Portland
ronage. The people of this com­ diamond
department.
Rebind
grand
children,
Patricia
Anderson
Builders
♦
Friday of Mrs.
A. Kretzschman.
munity
arc
in
no
way
behind
in
this
your
old
mountings
in
beautiful
*
.!• Mr. and Mrs.
K retuchnsui
ui :■ and Donald Cutting spent the week respect and the generous patronage
Hardware
£
to-date
patterns.
The
vvhi'%
end at Rockaway.
once residents in Hiteon.
Roofing
«£
extended to Aronson’s shows this platinum mountings are very poPttiJ
**
Mr. and Mi- (
W . Struilitr-
community appreciates their efforts, j W e tuke particular plea sure ^ T ]
Kenneth and Ellizabeth were Sun­
H O M E P O IN T E R S
The stock has been selected with recting our readers to Aronson’
day dinner guests at the home of
OUR RED TRUCKS D E L IV E R
rare judgment and includes every- and point to it as one of thebM
1 Mrs. Chas King in Silverton .
A perfect cup of coffee is an ac­ thing necessary to conduct ti modern ndss enterprises of Portland that !
.j.
Mr. ami Mrs. ( \ auKKek attend
complishment
worihy of a house­ store. Here will be found large as- aiding in making this a more nrJ
ed the funeral of Miss Anna Wede-
of
diamonds,
watch«, gressive place in which to live. TV
wife’s best efforts, yet all too often sortment
king of Kinton Friday.
,
.
,,
,
, , rings, silverware, clocks, and novelty people in charge are those in wk%
Hiteon club met Oct. 9 at the those
those best
best efforts
efforts produce
produce a a ntuddy
ntuddy jewe,
j the public can have everv c o n f E
home of Cora Metzentine. Sugges­ beverage. This is usually the result |
Particular attention is given to W e are more than pleased m m
tions for the bazaar was roll call
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Phone 4603
and there is no watch tbo com pli-1 quality o f the
merchandise tke
cated for them to adjust and rep air; offer the public.
FARM
P O IN T E R S
LUMBER
.....ARONSON'S JE W E L E R S
W. J. McCready Lumber Co.
Dr. E. J . Kiesendahl
F . D. Peck, Sales Agent, Phone 5603
BEA V ER TO N ,
O RE.
W h o » « New S u i t e o f O f f i c e , A r e Sn
A ld e r, in P o r t la n d , i . O n e o f O u r
jo y i n g a L a r g e a n d W e l l - M e r i t e d
ro u n d in g T e r r i t o r y .
V .V .V V W V W V Y ^ W V W V V ^ W V W I M A V V W V W A V A W A
“TO-DAY IS
YESTERDAY’S PLANS’
— put into action
—that bank account you
start to-day is the help*
ful working plan of action
tomorrow.
i
According to the best medical and built up a very large and steadily
di ntal authorities .the majority of , growing clientage. His methods are
disease* which humanity is afflicted the latest and most approved his
” ith have their origin in defective crown and bridge work is highly
digestion, anti a stomach that is out satisfactory. His plate work is un-
or order, and ^one of the prolific surpassed tind his prices are very
causes of imperfect digestion is bad reasonable.
teeth.
He stands high among the profes-
It is to remedy this that the den-
tist devotes his life, and ¡t is this | s'onal men of this community and is
fact that mtikes him an important everywhere esteemed for hi* fine
factor in every community.
1 business methods njid polite treat-
Dr. Kiesendahl has made a scion- '■ :nent of patrons. He is recognized
tific study of disease and affections as a dentist of merit tind all who
of the teeth, and is performing the know him or have had work »done
public service that comntmds the by him are high in their praise.
highest
recommendation
tis
his
If you want careful, easy, gentle
work is done in a most satisfactory operating and the best dentist to be
manner.
1
had tat reasonable prices, you get
Dr. Kiesendahl is a dental sur- it here.
••on of wide repute and expert
W e are pleased to refer the read­
training and is serving thp public of ers to Dr. Kiesendahl as a gentle­
Portland and immediate vicintiy in a man of high repute and a reliable
Highly satisfactory manner and has professional mtin.
—be a to-dayer
at your neighbors bank
Madame Courtright Improved
Beauty Culture School
BANK OF BEAVERTON
A g o o d b a n k ia l
C a rd ..
Î
L o c a t e d a t 212 F l i c d n e r
B ld g., in
P o r t l a n d i , an
Institution
W here
S tu d e n t* o f B e a u ty C u ltu re R eceiv e T h o ro u g h
Training
W hich
Fits
T h e m f o r H i g h l y P a id P o s i t io n s
and
Finan cial
Independence.
A
R efined
P ro fessio n
C o m b in in g
P ro fitab le
E m p l o y m e n t w ith
Con­
g e n ia l S u r r o u n d i n g s .
g o .d t o w , la ika
S p at of O ragaa.
In compiling a business review of Manicuring, Facial Massaging, all
this region we felt that it would not the I-ace Packs, Hair Bobbing and
be complete without a word to the Shingling.
fair sex inasmuch as this institution
Madame Courtright also prepares
was. is and always will he, of es- for the public, excellent work in
pecial interest to women. Mtidatn switehes, pompadours, braids, bob
Courtright has built up a business curls, ringlets, bangs, rats and any
that could well take its place in a 1 thcr articles made of hair that are
much larger city than Portland, for ordered. When sending in orders, a
in results it has acquired a reputa­ sample of one’s own hair will be
tion that many more pretentious es- sufficient, in order to obtain true
tablishments might really envy. Stu- ; coloring and quality!. Cut hair and
dents crowd her college every day , combings arc also made up by Ma-
learning tin interesting and profit- , dam Courtright and really artistic
•ble profession and new pupils are effects have bo(n achieved Mail
from all over the state are in at- orders are filled the same day as
tendancc. Some hold part time po-
po­ received.
sitions in the citv while studying.
We wish to congratulate this col­
The curriculum includes Perman­ lege in this review and take pleas­
ent Waving, Shampooing, Hairdress­ ure in recommending it to our nu-
ing, Marcel Waving. Water Waving. I merous readers.
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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— where service blends into
£
helpful co-operation
V w W W V W % W A V i% W b V W W W W V W V W W iV W W .l
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t h e A ld e r w a y B ld g., B r o a d w a y and
P ro m in en t professional F irm s E n ­
P a t r o n a g e fr o m th e C i t y and S u r ­
BRIQUETS
AT SUMMER PRICES
CARLOAD IN
PHONE NOW BEAVERTON 6202
A King Among Herefords
1
One of the p ro m in e n t sires of A m e ric a , “ B e lm o n t Hartlan d ”, Gnn4
Cham pion 1928 Pac ific In te rn a tio n a l. H e r b e r t C h an d le r, Baker, Oregon,
o w n e r and Ralph F re e m a n , herdsm an.
With the winning of the Grand Hay and Grain Show; Oregoo Fill
Championship award at the 192b and Game Commission Wild Lit«
Pacific
International,
Herbert Exhibit (Including miniature fUk
Chandler upheld the best traditions hatchery in full operation); Junior
of the Chandler name.
George Agricultural activities In the no»
Chandler, father of Herbert, form­ J. C. Penney Hall; and world re­
Show offering
er owner and operator of the nowned Horse
famous Hereford establishment at seven evening and three afternoon
Baker, Oregon, was known as the programs, featuring spectaculnr
“Grand Old Man” of the livestock Six-Horse Team driving contesti
Industry in the West. Hereford3 each evening. Total premium« tor
from the Chandler farm will be ex the Exposition will aggregate |1W.
hibited at the 19th Annual Pacific 000.00.
Tuesday, October 29th has been
International Livestock Exposition,
Portland, Oregon, October 2i>- designated “Governors’ Day”. Go»
No vena her 2.
ernor Patterson of Oregon «4
Among the outstanding events , Governor Baldridge of Idaho expect
announced for the 1929 Exposition to attend, as also do other Go»
ure: Pure Bred Livestock Show; ernors of neighboring state». Tbi
Dairy, Manufacturers’ and Land Hon. S. F\ Tolmle, Prime Minister
Products Shows; Sheep Show; of British Columbia is also expect-
American National Fox Show; Na- ! ed to attend accompanied b; »
tional Wool Show; Industrial Ex number of his official staff,
position; Boys’ and Girls’ Club
All leading transportation linee
Work Exhibits; Oregon Poultry in this territory offer reduced tare*
and Pet Stock Show; Northwest to the Exposition.
P A C I F I C I N T E R N A T I O N A L L I V E S T O C K E X P O S IT IO N
O C T O B E R
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N O V E M B E R
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Beaverton Lumber Co.
Across from S. P. Depot
y W V W W W A W W W W A S V W V W W V A W V .V .W A W l V .V -
Beaverton, Ore.
\
THYNG’S
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR *|
W EATH ERLY ICE CREAM
PIANOS
Canned
$25.00 Cash Award
TD
TEST
We
on
will
th e
VALUE
Honor
this
o f this
" s d ” (cut
it
M e d iu m .
out
for
O ctober
of
f !4 * i. a
f ig u r.s
30th.
1020. and a .
and
bring
P r o v id in g
a
p a rt
it
of
to
i.
us)
p r# ».n t»d
first
$
on
or
at
°f
R e a l S2S V s lu e to you.
a S a l e s m a n t o find you
us n o m o r e but I t d o es s a v .
Our
p iano,
ar.
p ric ed
to
and
u*
to
buy
in
sell
yo u r P i a n o
you a piano.
you
tw en ty -fiv .
W . m a k . tbi» o f f e r t o gain y o u r
im m e d i a t e
attention
age
interested
in
I f you h a v e a p ia n o but n rv
— — m
us
to
A ccom m od ate
and
possibly
B R IN G
Tba
O ld
L ocation — W ith
a
N ew
Store
plain
Ji
i
Greatly Reduced
For only 2 third more than the regular one way fare you
may buy a roundtrip ticket to Portland during the famous
Pacific International Livestock Exposition.
T ickets are on sale from October 24 to November 2,
with return limit of November 4.
Going A way ?
+ *
som e
T H IS
co u ei d e r a t io n
" A D ”—
IT
IS
(|2S N )
m ay
T b i.
getting
be
W ORTH
i n s te a d
costs
D o lla r s .
and
a
Beaverton Res. 3602
patron,
R A D IO
offered
$2S 00
Hav. .Grain. Feed,, and . Poultrv
Supplies
Complete Line of Fishers. Sperry, Albers Feeds
LA N D PLA STER
G. F. Johnson Music Co.
41# M O R R I S O N
ST_
NEAR
llth
PORTLAND.
OREGON
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v
£
Tulips and other Bulbs now ready £
. for planting.
|
The famous Bettendorf Bulbs
BE Sl#7
Sunday
Trada
Fares to Portland
purchase.
this plan w . pay you t o c o m .
F a y in g
G ro cerie,
>SSSSVSW »W .NW % W SN*AW % SYiV.NS% SV»V.SW ASW t\NS
Phone 3603
By
L ig h t
S O FT DRINKS, FR U IT S , M ELO N S
Magazines— All The Daily Papers
At
$2S.
payment
and
N ig h t
I
P a p e r a s an A d v e r t i s i n g
p u r c h a s e p r ic e o f a P ia n o .
B efor.
t im e
THE
Good,
j
£
Charles Berthold
Beaverton. Oregon, Near S. P. Depot.
No need for worry or confusion. A short trip or * long
one
details are easily simplified. Phone or call oa
)our local Southern Pacific agent. He is a travel e x p e rt.
He will arrange your trip by train, stage or steamship, grt
your transportation to your destination, make all reserva­
tions, check your baggage and give you all information to
make your trip a larefrec, jovous one.
F o r ait travel in fo rm a tion , p h on e o r call
on your lo c a l S ou thern Pacific agent.
Southern Pacific
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:: w •H-i i H I M 1- 1-H -H 1 ■lTifr-K-K - i- H"i,+,i"M"M"K-«H.%
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C E. Alien, Agent