THE
PACE 2
BEAVERTON
E N T E R P R ISE
preparation for a new start January
The following were Sunday guests
1st.
at the Metzentine home: Mr. and
■
i Mrs. Uocring of Shattuck station
H. H. J E F F R I E S . Publisher
Supplies of good seed are unusu- and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bierly of
ally scarce, and the wise grower Kinton.
makes his selections and purchase
and Oregon S ta li
Editorial
Member National
Editorial Association
before they are fall gone.
i Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cutt.ng and
Association
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children of Portland were ..siting
Pruning, together with nitrogenous Saturday at Mrs. Cutting s sisters
Complet» coverage of eastero Washington county and w estera Mult- fertilizers, during the winter an 1 Mrs. Roy Bacon.
spring preceding the light crop, if
nomsh county.
Miss Mary Yoder and Miss W il
| persistently followed, may ultimately
cox
teachers at the Stafford school
| overcome the alternate bearing habit
Published Friday of each week bj Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton, ; so common in tipple and pear trees. were Wednesday dinner guests ai
Ore.
thi E. 11. Hite home.
FR ID A Y .
TH RIFTY
P I AN O B U Y E R S
Find Big B a r gain( Here
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
WAREHOUSE
P I AN O
Biff Trade in Allowance on
Phonographs, Organs, etc
T E R M S $5.00 A M ON T H
^roe DrKverv to Your Home
CLINE
FACTORY-WAREHOUSE
PIANO
EXCHANGE
12th and Washington
Po-tln?id„ Oregon
A good rule in pruning is to start
Entered as senn d class matter at the postotfice at Beaverton. Oregou
under the act of Congress of March J, 1879.
•with the older, less vigorous trees
and end with the younger, more vig
Subscription price, $1.50 a year in advance; advertising rites on application orous ones, finds the Oregon E x
periment station.
Betts erton Office, Broadway near O. E. tracks, Phone 7503
Portland Office, 407-408 Dekum Building. Phone ATwaier 5914
Kenneth Peterson entertained at
a stag party Wednesday evening in
honor of Ray Christensen.
The
following guests enjoyed a lovely j
supper and an evening of cards.
Ray Christensen, Carl Olson, Connie
There are nearly 360,000 boys and West, Henry Metzentine, Bob Hol-
400,0il0 girls enrolled in some kind of land, Joe Flint, the Tradup brothers,
4-H club work in the United States. Francis Peterson, Karl Peterson tin 11
Kenneth Peterson
|j,
1#2J
DENTISTRY
SALE
Chickci ing, Knabe, Kimball, Baid-
u ‘n> Vi ilk, Hcrward, etc., Dozens used
slightly
used
Pianos
going
' H E A P —$o5, $►'7, $105, $135, $165,
etc.
Corner
DECEM BER
Sts
It is the dentist’s business to
repair the results of your l*ck
of understanding, and to tench
you to remove the cause of de-
cay, pyorrhea, trench tnouth, etc
Y >u can do more for yourself
than your dentist can do for
you.
d r . c. S. LONG
Pantages Bldg
402
Portland
Beacon 943S
E.
PEGG
MORTICIAN
BEAVERTON.
WE
SERVE
OREGON
REGARDLESS
OFTH E
T IM E
DAY OR
NIGHT
NO O B S T A C L E
j ever stop to think that a le v
Kerr Report* Business Good
Miss Dorothea Struthers of Port
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spruce or fir boughs arched, grace-
land spent Sunday at her parents
A good many citizens can efasily fully either over your entrance or
Indications of continued business
home.
remember the time when the com- across the side walk, might possibly prosperity throughout the country
ing of winter meant the end I of ad to the attractiveness of your in- Were noted by President W . J. Kerr
Mr an<l Mrs- H cn" an Metzen -1
virtually all outdoor activity.
Car- door Christmas decorations.
1 / n
c. .
,,
,
tine and family enjoyed the chicken i Ph'uie
Beaverton Res. 3602 $
of Oregon State college who was re-
, /
.
.
,
pentors and bricklayers laid aside
And, did you ever stop to think
' supper and bazafar given by the
T
f
cently
called
East
to
attend
the
an-
their tools and sat back to awfait that these outside decorations falso
Cadies Aid of the Mountain Home
nual
convention
of
the
land
the coming of spring.
Everyone bring out the real Christmas spirit ,
. .
grant church Friday evening at the John
j College
assocfcition.
Employment Smeltzer home,
practically “holed up” for the win- of a town.
conditions arc normal except in iso-
ter.
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Kenneth Struthers, Elizabeth Stru-
Even a quarter of a century ago
Into the home may come all the lated sections. At the convention
thers and Harry Duncan attended
President
Kerr
wtis
named
on
a
nat
there was no construction «work; newspapers
imaginable
from
the
concrete was not poured because it metropolitan centers nearby. Do not ional committee to work with the in a C. E. party fat the Beaverton
y
.
J
would freeze; the auto was Xicked |ct that fool you. They cannot get terior department in proposing a Christian church Friday evening.
up and tires and batteries rem oved- ut tht. heart of the local community permanent policy of federal aid in
The following from Hiteon were
and the family settled down for the as the country newspaper can, if education.
guests
Saturday
evening at
th e .
winter.
Today there is no such it will.
Mayhack-Christensen wedding.
Mr. I
thing as a closed season for almost
O regon T a x a tio n Studied
and Mrs. Chris Christensen. Albert!
any trade. There is alwfays some
Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. An-
A
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thing to be done and willing work
A new bulletin on Oregon taxation ' (leMon and dauKhtCr } ^ tty> Mr. and
Beaverton. Oregon, Near S. P. Depot.
ers ready to do it. Making a liv
which gives comparative increases Mrs. A. F. Peterson, the Misses | f
In this day of fake stocks of every
ing is now a 52-week job every year,
aml urban property in l.ucile Hite, Evelyn Hite, Pauline!
and not crowded into a few months description it probably hfas not oc- for rurtl1 and
curred
to
a
lot
of
people
around
cvcry
county
in the state, has just \V’e«t, Dorothy Peterson, Genevieve!
of any particular season.
I
this
town
that
we
have
a
pretty
been
Published
by the Oregon State Peterson and the Messers Kenneth j
This spttiks volumes for improved
methods, and especially for our safe bureau of information in *he lo lle « e Experiment station. It is Peterson, Henry Metzentine, Robert I
ability to invent machines that do bank. of the community. Ut is part ,h« resu1' of research by Dr. W . H. Holland and Joe Flint.
• ■ V ..W .W V A V A ^ V .V .V .W V .W / A V k W V W ^ W % V A V A
not have to have certain weather ,,f a banker’s business to keep Dre« e n of the economics staff who
conditions in order to function. It
»«ch things. As a rule, ma,<c a similar study several years
makes life far easier too, when hc knows what is Sife and what a« ° ,hat revealed serious inequalities
men do not have t o ’ remain idle isn’»! ’«'bat is dependable and what in assessm ent The new bulletin
PETERSON
PHOTOGRAPHER
during the cold months simply be- '* doubtful. And it is to his credit containing 48 rfages of data, charts
302 Pittock Rldg.
cause the wefathcr isn’t to their lik- ,hat he tries to protect his n eig h -! an(1 graphs is described by one lax A Gift Your Friends will Appre
“TO-DAY IS
ing. Few men enjoy loafing. The \ horhood from such investments ns authority ns a notable study by an
ciate, Your Photograph
YESTERD AY S PLANS”
average man is glad to have a job arc aP* *o prove valueless. He asks able expert,
Mention this fad and receive a
he can work at regularly in winter no compensation for his advice;
Large Photograph with order
the same as in the warmer seasons, neither does he feel offended If
HITEON SCRATCHES
FREE
The passing of the old custom of y°u !•*'! 1° take it. But more thfan
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“holing up” for the winter and bare- one man has been spared the loss
Wedding bells rang Saturday cv-
ly existing until spring returned has of good hard money by steerin g, cninK for anothcr o{ Hiu,
ons youuj
been worth a lot to the country as clear of stocks his banker friend j f0|ks yvhen \(ii*
Meta Mayhack of
a whole. It has gone far toward was doubtful about. Even though a| Portland became the bri le
—put into action
f R
eliminating the germ ‘ of laziness. A nd. Rood many have lost money in re- t h n s.e n « n . The
Jr-i
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—that
bank
account you
he ceremonV
ceremony was
was per
FREE
laziness is a menace to any nfation cent weeks on the investment mar formed at the bride’s home in Al
start
to-day
is the help
ket, buying stock will continue. So
This ad is worth $5
that suffers it to exist.
berta in the presence of fifty rela
ful working plan of action
if you are “in the mfarket” for
on fa Course of
tives and friends. The bride was
KELP ORE TREATMENTS
Already C hristmas spirit is in the something that will net you a pro
tomorrow.
lovely in a gown of white satin and
air. Store window* are being el a - ; fit on your money, take a moment
Sulphur Baths
Kelp Ore Baths
carried an arm boquet of white free-
Imrately decorated with the holiday j before investing to talk it over with
Massage
zias. The groom wore the convent-
colors.
However, in the midst of i a banker friend.
You
may be
Kelp Ore Clinic 306 Orpheum Bldg.
fal black.
Miss Hattie Mayhacks
—be a to-dayer
the inside trimming do not neglect mighty glad a little later on that
acted as her sisters bridesmaid and
glbncing around outside.
Did you I you did so.
at your neighbors bank
Kenneth Peterson was best man.
The bride was given away by her ,
vice,” said Mr. Neff. “It is impôt- brother ami little Patty Anderson W A V .W .V A .V .V .V A ’ .V .V .
P R O F I T S F OR F A R M E R S
the was flower girl. The wedding inarch
sible to set a money value on
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It*
W ay safety, comfort, and convenience %vas l,k*>'cd by Mrs. Ruth Anderson
Serv ice ... P ay s
Electric
T h e Western Beauty College
that it brings. In the household I aml GcorKc Anderson sang “()
F o r A gricu ltu re
A good bank in a good town in the
Phone
HR. 4823 404 Columbia Bldg.
the electric refrigerator saves food Promise Me” and "I-love You Truly’’
Garden Spot of Oregon.
Over Rivoli Theatre
health; the the electric
electric
Predicting that it will not be very and
a'»> protects
Protects health;
|T h c
bride and groom will spend
a(
WINTER
Cyclamens & Primroses |
|
For Sale
$
Fine Christmas Gift
*
Charles Berthold
■1
!
Î
BANK OF BEAVERTON
long
before
every
farmer
that ran« e '* clt*»n. <l*"ck and economical ,wo wccks honeymoon touring Cali -1
Mr Mnt n
wants electric service will have an la»»",ry equipment saves many hours forn,a a" (l «")* be at home on their
f,cr# Voir an opportunity to acquire
an education in Beauty Culture at
opportunity to get it, Gv C. Neff, ,,f labor; fans bring com fort; aml return to their many friend* at 'It
th ein l , bt' C'.ist to s t of Time and Money!
Hiteon
extends
to
vice president of the Wisconsin electric lights eliminate the dangers
Free work to public Per Wave $5 j
heartiest
congratulations.
Power & l.ight Com (tiny, Madison, a,,,I bother of lamps. But the auto-
MEMBER FED ERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
told 250 Illinois public utility work- ma,,c water system is probably t h e 1
Hiteon club met December 4 at
V A W . W . V . V . V . V . ' . ’. V . V . V A
—where service blends into
ers that already electricity is pay- greatest help to the farm housewife.” ,|u. home of
Mrs. Mae North
—•__
ing its way on the farm, and in
>
Twelve members answered roll call
•*
helpful co-operation
many instances is making the fann
with a recipe. This was a business
FA RM PO IN T E R S
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er a substantial profit.
meeting. The president Gladys Mey-
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"However, financial profit is not
Spray ntitcrial, put in readincss cr Kave an account of her recent
AUTOS FOR H IRE
the only advantage of electric scr- now, may mean the difference be- ,ri'’ *” California and Flora Lec.lv
WITHOUT D RIV ERS
:-:-x-x->->-x-x-x->-x~
tween profit and less on next year’s to,d of h‘ r ,rip to ,hc Na,i" " aI
Beacon 1581
crop_
| Grange meeting Jat Seattle. The
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1 next meeting will be December 18 C O U C H M A N S U D R I V E S Y S T E M
C H IÑ E S E H E R B R E M E D I E S
IKo? all turma oi stum-
of Sarah VanKlcek at 212 Broadw ay at Salmon
Portland
Oregon
is
to
receive
$1,197,667
of
|at,
x^c
•
lach. Sidney and Jest
which
tinte
the
annual Christinas •x~x~x~x-x~x~:~x-x~x"x--x~x-v
| d l» rd *rs. t m i m allste
the
$73,125,000
just
apportioned
J and run-down vmdtttdd among the 48 states and Hawaii by pie will be "opened". Every chib
I od men and wntnee.
member is urged to come and bring
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M.
v .v .v .v .w .w .v .v .w .w .v .
OH o ro iu iE eu all
U ren ted N. O.
Hyde as Fcdritil aid for road con a gift to put in the pic.
NOW
for the First Time
O HIN KSK M E lM C IffB
I
S«»H
W H E N IN P O R T L A N D
Hiteon school children enjoyed a
I STOP AT THE
belated Thanksgiving party at the
school house Friday afternoon,
1
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aniker amT^
son Lloyd, Chas. Van Slyke, and
Newly Furnished
Courteous.
Service
Reasonable
Mr. anti Mrs. Jerome Cockebrras of
Gresham were dinner guest* Satur Rates, Close to Downtown District
day at the C. W . Struthers home 14th & Washington St.
Br. A435
TR A D E and later enjoyed the old time danc*
'.V .V .V .W .S S V .V .V .V .V .V .V .
at Kinton.
struction in the fiscal year 1931.
'
December is the month during
which mtnlern farmers get out the
farm account book and figure up
the profits or loss for the year in
oa
rt irnstdt M.
Oof. nurd
Portland, Oregon
Ml OMfc
IF YOU ARE SICK OR
AILING
Come to the Pacific College Clinics H O R SES
FOR
SA LE
OR
(Department of the P. C. C.)
_
D R U G LESS H EA D Q U A R T ER S
and Associated Disorders
are a form of
Call or Tbone
.
C. G E E
V A R IC O SE
PACIFIC
CHIROPRACTIC
COLLEGE
which can be successfully treated
without surgery, pain or loss of time
from routine activity in much the
same manner as varicose vein* and
ulcers located elsewhere are treated
Send f.vr Free Booklet
I2S
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Portland. Oregon
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CHIN ESE
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If Sick Get Well
Tire Values f
at these Low Prices
Thi* is the season to trade your
..
.
.
>4d worn out horses for good ones.
W e are now affiliated with the Lloyd J Bring them to Oregou By-Products
Boulevtud Hospital and we are in a vard, Portland, Oregon, and ask for
position to handle all Acute and Company. 52nd and Columbia Boule-
Chronic
conditions.
Scientific
e x -, P. H. Hammond.
animation (Including X-Ray and Lab
oratory methods)
Treatments are
along established therapeutic lines
% % W A V W S % S W V b S W % W .V
with nominal fees.
THE
Goodyear
Carlton Hotel
A ld rr
St.
O r*.
CHINESE
REMEDIES
—are recommended for the alle
viation of Liver, Stontich, Kid
ney and Bladder trouble. Many
have been benefited by using the
t hinrse Roots, Herbs and Bfarks.
Call or w rite—2tv2>-j Alder St.
corner Third St.
7.
Cough-Ho, for coughs and
brochitis, each $ 2 m.
Blood Tonic, each $1 50.
Stomach Tonic, each $150.
Liver Tonic, each $1.50.
Antigen, for kidney, bladder
and urinary antiseptics, each
$3.50.
Nervo-Tc'ne, for insomania
and as a nerve tonic, each
$1 50
Rheumatol, for rheumatism
and gouty condition, each
$2 50
DR. CHAN LAM.
CMnese
Medical
Laboratory
142*7 Second S t , Portland Ore.
Local
Agency Wanted
Life Time Guarantee Against Defects
HIGH PRESSURE
30x3’ 2 regular
$4.95
30x3* 2 oversize
$5.10
31x4
$8.85
BALLOON
29x4.40
$5.79
29x4.55
$6.55
30x4.50
$6.59
OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION
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