F R IDAY,
NOVEMBER
«,
|»>»
THE
foot
p a in s
stopped
in s t a n t l y
WANT ADS.
........................ i n m i i n i n
¡vo more tired,
feet. Aches and
instcP or forw ard
well as the
aching or burning
itain* in the heel
part
of the foot
ankle, calf or knee
quickly disappear.
Cram ped toes and cal
if»"«?*
are
promptly
relieved. Dull aches in
the calf of the leg,
knee
or thigh
nre
quickly
overcome. I
Shoes cease
to feel
uncomfortable.
That
tired,
broken-down
feeling vanishes.
S
____
cen ts
I a l in e
It is the de ntist’s business to
repair the results of your lack
of understanding, and to tench
you to remove the cause of de
cay, pyorrhea, trench mouth, etc
You can do more for yourselt
than your dentist can do for
you.
DR. C. S. LONG
402 Pantagea Bldg.
Portland
P<acoa 9435
t im e
IN STRU CTIO N S
F i . . CEN TS . I.u . p„
Count Siv. w ord. (• , h . |,ne
T h .n count your profit..
The.« CU..ifi«d Ad. *pp«nr in
Beaverton ¿nterprU e. T.gnrd Sen
Bnel. Multnomah P r e . . and Aloha
hO R S A L E — Alcazar combination
gas and «wood range, good condi-
j tion, $25. Ruud water heater $5
- ^EiillT,un 4704.
SALE—Peerless Water Motor
washin g machine, $12; l \ augn
drag sar.v, $ui 1 igard Furniture
I Exchange, Tigard.
FO R
W A N T E D Acreage listings for rent
or sale. If prices are right 1 have
a good prospect of moving. Beav
erton Realty Co. P h one 5902.
W E H A \ E tw o good west side
homes, well located, 15 minutes
fiom Broadway which we can ex-
I change for farm. W ha t have you ?
P M. Madden, Beaverton, Oregon.
s v .w .v .v .v .v .v .v .v .v .v .v .
BASKET GROCERY AND
DELICATESSEN
I'.Xl ER f Shoemaker at Tigard, se*-
John Lena, two blocks south of
Public school
W AN I E D —All or part time Sales-
■■•in to place Radios in homes on
Portland, Ore.
free demonstration. Apply Beaver
ton Radio Co. Phone 9303.
Park and W a ih .
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Portland’s
Most Unique Store
ANY G IR L in need of a friend,
write Elsie H. AUetnann, The Sal
vation Army W hite Shield Home,
565
Mayfair
Avenue,
Portland
Oregon.”
RICHARDSON’S
Y ou c a n g e t a n y t h i n g f r o m
all p a r t s o f th e w o r ld
RUGGED
Chicks
for 1930
Orders now booked
No deposit until January
first.
Tualatin Heights Chickery, Tuala
tin, Ore., Phone Tigard 04152.
T h is C O U p o i l w ill 1 )C ‘ C“ :FOR SALE—Bed springs and mat-
d e e m e d a s 10 p e r c e n t dis-
tress $5. b r 9975- r i .
c o u n t o n a ll p 1 u r c h a s e s .
Not
Good
After
2 0 th
October
1929
nn n r r
D O DGE
body.
, .
roadster,
.,
with
. .
pick
up
Will take chickens or trade
or Cas^
EDUCATION AIDED BY
M
ANY PEOPLE IN 'J. S.
Gifts to Universities
per
Investiga.te our method of foot c o r - 1
rection, it is different.
10.000 R E A D E R S W E E K L Y
J. E. T R Y Z E l.A A R
A rch Specialist
••¡“X ^ X 'X K W - X V iv X X v s X ^ v H
J7 No. Sixth St.
Portland, Ore.
W I N T E R A P P L E S —50c a box and
up. D. Pitt, l mile south of Bank
of Beaverton.
DENTISTRY
BEAVERTON
^
and
EN T E R PR ISE
NEW
PA C E
PO T A T O LAW
HELPS
GROWERS
Crop Near Failure in M*ny of Spud
Diatricta. However Market
Improve.
to
pleted its first first year with an
average prnluction for 451 cowrs
An Oreg on cow tespng associa tested oi 330 pounds of butterfat.
tion has just broken all records for I hi\ is tin all-time first year record
first-year performance of herds, at. reports the l S. department of ag*
cording to reports to N. C. Jamison riculture.
extension duirytttin in charge oi
I testing association work at the state
I
\\
, trufl has sold his h o m e
college The Yamhill Uountv Dairy
1
.
r x ; a i IS
Herd Improvement assignation com to move to Portland soon.
Teat
Ai.ociation
Sat.
Reco.d.
Operation of the new Oregon po
tuto grading law finds the state
with a \ery s|*otted crop selling at
the highest prices reached tn many
years, finds K. R. Jackman, exten
sion specialist in farm crops, who Undisputed Supremacy in
All Local Newspaper Cir
recently made observations in all the
culation.—We Challenge C'o-nparison.
main growing districts in the P o r t
land market The law is working
cut to the advantage of growers, but
pist now the averuge i*otato raiser
needs spuds more than he dv>es laws.
The western part of the state is
hardest hit by the extended drouth
which has checked the growth be
fore the tubers had attained m a rk e t
able size. Most potato raisers ure
in the codition attributed to V er
mont corn gniA'crs who are said to
1 1 f It ft f t> II B (H I t $ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »
>.lve all their crop for seed' Small »A.VVAA.V.V.VA.VA.V.V.VV.VAi«.V.V.V.X...V.V.V .
potatoes from healthv vines may
well be moved as single drop seed,
says Mr. Juckman.
Klamath 1-alls and the Deschutes
region are harvesting normal crops
that
are selling at from $2.(10 to
02 25 a hundred. T he Blue m oun
tain region has tj short crop not ex
pected to exceed 50 car as compared
with a normal output of about 125
cars.
I he new law requiring all potatoes
toi be sold innler definite grades
marked on the sack is proving i
real stimulus to the Portland m a r
ket. finds Mr. Jacktnau. H eretofore
other stutes sent in second grade
stock and destroyed the market for
g-iKid Oregon potatoes. Now with
the grade plainly marked on the
sack, good Oregon spuds are finding
a ready market in Portland, which
instead of being the lowest market
on the coast as formerly is now one
of the highest.
Other Institutions Held to
be Real Investment.
U N IV E R S IT Y O F OREGON, E u
gene. Oregon. — P eo p le of m ean*
th ro u g h o u t th e U nited S ta te s a r e com
ing m o re an d m ore to a rea liza tio n
th a t th e w ise st in v e s tm e n t of th e ir
su rp lu s funds is in education, it ta
pointed out by Ur. Arnold B e n n e tt
Hall. P r e s id e n t of th e U n iv ersity of
Oregon. F ig u re s Just received here,
show th a t d u rin g th e p as t y e a r H a r
v a rd U n iv e rsity rec eiv e d g ifts an d
legacies a m o u n tin g to $13.516.000.00,
an d Yale U n iv ersity received a m o u n ts
to ta lin g abo u t $9,000,000 00. A n o th er
o u tsta n d in g gift w as m a d e by C la r
ence H. Mackey, w ho gave $500 000.00
to th e U n iv e rsity of N evada to e s ta b
lish th e Mackey Science School in
m e m o ry of his fath e r.
“T h e people who generously gave
th e s e huge s u m s to H a rv a rd . Yale and
N e v a d a realized th a t th e re is no b e t
te r way in w hich th e y can be of s e r v
ice to th e world th a n by aiding and
a d v a n c in g ed ucation. T hey feel th a t
th e y a r e m ak in g sound in v e s tm e n ts
for th e future. T hey a r e not moved
by a plea of charity, but feel t h a t the
m one y will be wisely sp e n t an d th a t
th e e n t ir e nation will rea p th e b e n e
fit,” says Dr. Hall.
“ Much of th e money ad v a n c e d to
u n iv e rsitie s d u rin g th e past year will
go into r e s e a r c h , and d irectly into the
vario u s fields of science. Out of th is
m ay e m e rg e new m e th o d s w hich will
sa v e m illions of dollars for various
in d u s t r ie s ; new c u r e s for d is e a s e s
w hich will end untold su ffe ring; new
p h a s e s of ed ucation which will h as ten
th e progre ss and add to the p ro sp e r
ity of th e country.
“ S ta te u n iv e rs itie s a r e only now
coming into th e realization t h a t th e y
can be of utm o st service to th e ir com
m unities. u se rv ic e even g r e a t e r th a n
th a t re n d e re d tiy p riv a te institutions.
A s ta te u n iv e rsity should have for
its p u rp o se not only th e e d u c atio n of
youth, but should se rv e s ta te indus
try and should aid in d ev e lo p m e n t of
s t a t e r e so u rc e s a s well. T he u n iv e r
sity se rv ic es also ex tend to lending
the abilities of its ex p e rts to m u n ic i
pal an d civic org an iz atio n s in solving
th e ir m a n y problem s. A s ta te u n iv e r
sity can only expand in this direction
as its incom e is increased, an d g ifts
m ade for this pu rp o se will c e rtain ly
prove a sound in v e s tm e n t in every
way.”
NOW
for the First Time
Goodyear
Tire Values
at these Low Prices
Life Time Guarantee Against Defects
T he estimated world crop of «wheat
is 500 million bushels less than last
vntir, and the total supply after al
lowing for carryover is 360 million
les^ T h e bureau oi|f agricultural
, economics estimates that the world
| market for the season will average
35 to 40 cents above the tiverage
last year.
Traveler
HIGH PRESSURE
ßOxS1/^ regular
$4.95
30 x 3*/2 oversize
$5.10
BALLOON
2 9 x 4 .4 0
$ 5 .7 9
2 9 x 4 .5 5
$ 6 .5 5
31x4
3 0 x 4 .5 0
$S.85
$ 6 .5 9
OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION
W W S V W W V A W /A W A S V A
S T U D IO B A R B E R S H O P
E. D. Van Meter. Prop
STIPES GARAGE
First Class W ork
Beaverton. Oregon
At Reasonable Prices
j
\W A W A \S W W W W V W V A
Tigard.
V .- .V .* .V .V .V .‘. V . V
W IL L G IV E board and room to
Tigard high school girl for a s
sistance in house work. Bx 247
Tigard
Rt. 1.
•x>*>-x'%**:**x**>*x**x**x**x*-x**xx ..........
IF YOU ARE SICK OR
AILING
W A N T E D — W oman to do family-
washing and ironing or ironing
only, Inquire Texaco Service sta-1
Come to the Pacific College Clinics
ti< in, Tigardville.
(D epartm ent of the P. C, C.)
•
Millions of Miles
of Constant Testin
THE D R U G L E S S H E A D Q U A R T E R S FOR SA L E — 3 cockerels, “A risto
c r a t ” Barred Rucks, 7 months. E.
We are now affiliated with the Lloyd
A. Deitrich, Tigard Rt. 1.
B oulevw d 11" p ita l and wc a re in a
position to handle all Acute and FOR SA L E _ O n e farm wagon with
Chronic
conditions. Scientific
ex-
b),x; hay r a c k . mor.ving machine
animation (Including X-Kay and L a b - f a nj
various
other
implements,
oratory m ethods)
T reatm ents a r e f Ask for H. W . Huslage ranch,
along established
therapeutic lines
Route 1, 1 igard.
with nominal fees.
FOR SA L E —Buck range, all white
enamel smoothtop gas range, with
garbage burner, used only three
months- ’Real bargain. Inquire of
Frank Scheckla, Durham Rd.
If Sick Get Well
Call or Phone
PACIFIC
CHIROPRACTIC
COLLEGE
PERSONAL
S T A T IO N E R Y — For
Xmas. Your name and address
printed on 100 letter heads, note
size and 75 envelopes, good grade
paper, $1.60. Check must accom
pany order. Print out name and
address.
Mail to Dept. A Bea
x *<*^.>.:.<~>.:^ m >.>.>^.:~>. x ~ x * x - x ~ x -
verton Enterprise, Beaverton.
125 G ra nd A v e n u e . N.
Portland, Oregon
Hospital p h o n e E A st 7631
Clinic Phorte E A st 8919
CH IN ESE H E R B R EM ED IES
F o r all form s ol stom -
laca.
sidoe?
toe
J'*1
to m aintain the outstanding
quality and dependability ol
George V erne Blue, professor of his
tory a t th e U n iv ersity of Oregon, who ,
has ju st r e tu r n e d from an extensive
tour of th e O rient, w here he studied
economic and political re nditions. H e i
was th e r ec ip ien t of a M urray W a r n e r (
trav e lin g fellowship.
The Chevrolet Six
In spite of th e fact t h a t a
m illion Chevrolet Sixes have a l
ready heen placed in th e hand#
of owners, a n d have proved t heir
e rfo rm an c e a n d s ta m in a by
ill i n n s of mile# of service over
e v e r y t y p e of h i g h w a y t h e
n a tio n aflord#—
— th e Chevrolet M otor C o m
pany c o n tin u e s to ta k e new
C hevrolet Sixes fro m th e a s s e m
bly line a t th e factory and
su b jec t th e m to pitiless te stin g
on th e roads of th e G eneral
M otors Proving G ro u n d !
T h is passion for proof — th is
c o n sis te n t refusal to accept any
ff ins Honor
P
CALL AT Beaverton Realty C o ,
and get 1930 calendar Free. Beav
erton, Oregon.
Idlsorders. f -l • 11 matt* a
I and run-dow n sonditloa
l o t m en sa d «om en.
DR. OBOROK CHAR
L icen sed N. D .
C H IN E S E N E D I C I N l
00 .
14014 Bumstds SC
C or.
Third.
8*
FOR
S A L E — Regule
Lily
Bulbs,
large size 25c
Mrs. M. ( arson.
Scholls Road, R. 5, Box 450, P o r t
l a n d ^ _____________________________
te sts as final—is one of th e
fu n d a m e n ta l reasons for the
overw helm ing p o p u larity of
Chevrolet cars. For in n o o th e r
way is it possible to m ak e th e
Chevrolet Six so sound in design
and m a te ria ls —so dependable
in perform ance — a n d so eco
nom ical to operate!
If you are considering th e p u r
chase of an a u to m o b ile , come
in and see th e new Chevrolet.
You will find th a t it is m ore
th a n a Six in th e price range of
th e four. In ever y u-oy it is a
fin r car th a n you ever th o u g h t
porsihie in th e u n e-price field!
ua«a.
Portland. Oregon
W IL L exchange Regale Lily or
Gladiolus bulbs for chickens. Mrs
M. ( a rso n , Scholls Road, R. 5,
Box 450. Portland.
The
C OACH
Th.
S
< ot r * __ __ ’ z V t ' I O
lost between Beach s Market &
MacM arr store Excell Paste Co.,
Commercial Hotel
25 ounces for 25 *
KC
Baking Powder
( d o u b le a c t i n g )
USE LESS
th an of high priced brands
m i l l i o n s
o r r o ■ t U N D S
I
N M
M E * N
NT
U S E D BY O U R G O V E R N
T ¡J
•C'>SL
R O A D STF.»... . ' 4 J
Th.
IS IS
P H A E T O N ...... D z i O
$1 R EW A R D —For return of $; bill
U n iv ersity of O regon. E ugene .—
J e a n n e t t e Calkins, alum lnl s e c r e ta ry ot
L O ST —Retween Wisteria Barbecue th e U n iv ersity of Oregon, waa elected
a n,J Capitol * »eaners a brown vest ■ a m e m b e r of th e board of d ire c to rs
of the A m erican Alumni Council a t
please call owner at AT 4Z *
th e
s ix te e n th
annual
convention,
which m et a t T o ro n to and Muskoka
L ak e s d u rin g th e su m m er. Several
PH O N O G R A PH Record» of all
tjotl, — German. Scandinavian, I ta h u n d red colleges and unlversttlea
lian etc- Entire new clock—be*t hold m e m b e r s h ip in th e A merican
number»—Mail order* «M*J. C**jH Alumni Council, and Mias C alkins'
logue*
m
req u est — l J N T R A L election la ron»ldered a very high
RECO RD SH O P. C en tral Public, honor for both th e u n ive rsity and th e
•U te.
M a rk e t, 4th an d Yamhill St».
5
T '. . S p r t
* 1 ,4 S
Th.
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ra re ly m f s i u f f t
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M H A N ............
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BEAVERTON, OREGON
THE
PRICE
RANGE
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