The Beaverton enterprise., January 10, 1930, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

FR ID A Y .
THE
BEAVERTON
JA N D A R Y
10.
1930
E N T E R PR ISE
PA C E 2
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
H. H. JEFFRIES. P> ihli»h«r__________
1930 C H E V R O L E T CAR
ON D ISPLA Y AT
S T I P E S GARAGE
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O. E X T E N S IO N C E N T E R
ST A R T N E W T E R M
The Portland Extension C enter of
the University of Oregon began the
winter tenu on January 0, with
classes in Lincoln high sch >>1 and j
the central library. A total of Id"
classes 3re offered.
New
courses
include practical
speech making by Percy M. f- oilier,
merchandising .salesmanship, life in­
surance, transportation and invest­
ments for women in the school of
business, and three literature courses
by Dr. Ernest S. Bates, formerly
head of the English department of
the University, who has returned J
from Washington, I). I ., to J,>,n the j
Portland Center English staff.
Registration is at the l niversity |
office, 814 Oregon building.
SPECI AL TRAVEL BARGAIN
'Smoother, luster. Better!”
This tells the story of the new
series of 1930 C hevrolet sixes which
are now on display in the showrooms
of Stipes Gatage, Beaverton.
Proclaimed as the “greatest C'hev-
rolet in Chevrolet’s history,” the new
PuWi.hfd Friday of each week b> Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton. j series includes a sport roadster,
standard
roadster, sport
coupe,
standard coupe, phaeton, club sedan,
O re
standard sedan and coach.
The 1930 Chevrolet six, with scores
a
'
of
improvements, is the offering
Eo i(.red a» »er ind olass matter at the poatoffice at Beaverton. Oregon
( hevrolet Motor Company makes to
under the act of Congress of March J. 1879.
; the new year; an offering made pos-
: sible by the fact tftat in 1929 Chev­
Here is an unusual opportunity to save
Subscription price, $1 50 a year in advance; advertising rates on application rolet built and sold over a million,
money. This ticket is good for travel on
three hundred thousand six-cylinder
d.iy coaches and in tourist sleeping cars.
automobiles.
This enormous volume
Take advantage of this low fare and
Beuierton Office, Broadway near O. E. tracks, Phone 7503
production has made possible many
DO YOU K N O W ?
plan your trip to Los Angeles now.
1 savings in the Chevrolet factories,
Portland Office, 407-408 Dckum Building, Phone ATwaitr V li
Enjoy Greater Speed and Comfort
l especially in the cost of rtiw ma­ From the School of Home Economics
terials and various production pro­
Reclining chairs in day coaches pro­
vide maximum comfort. T here's always
markets that could not be reached cesses. In keeping with Chevrolet’s
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M O RE W E A T H E R TALK
That the difference in texture be­
over poor roads. But leaving all policy these improvements increased
plenty o f room on the train to rest and
tween bread or muffins and cake is
dollar
per
dollar
with
no
appreciable
walk
about. Tourist sleepers give still
“Good old winters" and "good this out, it seems to us that the.
increase in price of any of the largely due to the difference in
mere
fact
that
paved
road
save
car
greater
comfort, yet they are-economical.
old summers” so much discussed by
amount of sugar used.
models.
owner two cents a mile in tire wear
You save time, too.
The 1930 Chevrolet six embodies
old-timers around here are declared and gasoline consumption is enough
P o r tla n d to
That a large amount of sugar, with
to be a myth by Chtis. Marvin, chief to warrant them in demanding still scores of vital improvements «which
affect phases of comfort, perform­ the proper balance of other ingred- ;
San
Francisco
of the U. S Weather Bureau at better highways thtin we now have. ance, endurance land safety.
ients, gives a fine texture to flour,
For
fu
rth
er
inform
ation and reserva-
And it ought to be sufficient to si­
Washington City.
Lighter cast-iron
pistons, with sugar and fat mixtures.
lions phone or i\.ll at aJ.iress below ,
“If the weather changes from the lence the fellow who is willing to bronze bushings; new motor head
or see your local ticket agent.
time of Adam up to today were av-1 drive along in the same old ruts design; fuljy-enclosed, internal-ex­
That egg stain can be removed
eraged by centuries they wraiJdn't rather than line up with the good panding brakes; four Lovejoy hy­ from silver spoons by sprinkling with
draulic
shock absorbers; sturdier soda before washing them.
show any variation in yearly tem­ roads boosters.
transmission; heavier dutch—these
perature," he says. Since 1020 he
are typical of the improvements
IT CAN’T BE S T O P P E D
finds winters have been unusually
That bacon fat, used in muffins,
found throughout .the design of the gives a delicious flfboj. Cooked
C. E. Allen, Agent
mild, but only in a little over half
car.
of the states. However, the winter When Congress took a few days
bacon, rather finely chopped, may
Other
advancements
include a also be mixed in the hatter.
of 1928-29 was below normal from vacation just before the Christmas
the Pacific to the Alleghany moun­ holidays, it cost the taxpayers of the heavier rear axle; large tires; new
tains, even compared with an “old- U. S. the neut little sum of $175,0(10. self-adjusting spring shackles; new
That if junket is made from very
fashioned winter.” In the same per­ This was for the mileage paid mem­ electric gasoline gauge; new nou- rich milk it is easier to keep it from
iod, though, it was above normal on bers, whether they went home or not glare windshield; new instrumenY being watery.
Undisputed Supremacy in All Local Newspaper Cir­
the Atlantic coast, so the equaliza­ Many, in fact, did not go home, so panel; new and richer upholsteries.
These improvements evidence them­
the appropriation was just that imtch
tion was maintained.
That slightly beaten egg may be
Challenge Comparison.
mony in their pockets. Nine days selves in the cur proper. Striking carefully combined with ti soup to culation.—We
It is interesting to note that be­
was too, brief, for instance for a colors add beauty, dignity and smart­ add food value for invalids.
tween 1778 and 180.5 January 10 was
member from California to make the ness to the body lines. To those dis­
the average coldest day of each year, trip, so he stayed in Washington criminating buyers who desire a car
while from 1870 to 1919 the date City and pocketed his $1.300 mileage in the low-priced field- a car which
That most white vegetables such
had shifted to January 19. But that allowance. Whenever Congress closes embraces everything that is modern, as cabbage «will be lighter in coloi
doesn't mean anything, according to a session its members are entitled to yet
powerful and fast—the new and milder in flavor if cooked un­
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We Specialize in Ladies Hair Cut-
the weather expert, and neither does 20c a mile for tranportation to and Chevrolet is proebitned by its de­ covered, as many of the substances
tin?, Permanent
Waving, Finger
it follow because we had zero from their homes Even if they ad­ signers and builders as being the which affect color and flavor will be
451 Morgan Bldg., Portland, Waving, Marcelling and all lines of
^weather last November in nsany journed for only a day, they still embodiment of all these attributes.
carried off in the steam.
Oregon. Phon«
BEacon 3925 Beauty Culture Darwin Jones, Mgr
ttirts of the country that this is go­ would get the money. It has been
The combined creative talents of
ing to be a long, hard, disagreeable done. All of which should serve to C hevrolet and Fisher designers, in
winter. He says it may develop into acquaint taxpayers with the fact that offering these eight beautiful new
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CHINESE HERB REMEDIES
one of the mildest winters we have there are still a number of petty models .have been put to full play.
t o r all form e ol r o m -
ever had—and we hope it does—but grafts connected with the govern­ The interior of the car is particu­
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striking.
Upholsteries
tire
that when any one of trs argue that ment and still a lot of needless larly
disorder*. r u m m a tlu a
and run-dow n x in attlo i
we don’t have as much severe win-; squandering of money that can’t be richer and more durable. Seats are
Beaverton Res. 360 I!
•• Phone 3603
of men and women.
ter weather as we used to have we stopped because congress is the one wiiler and deeper, with more lux­
OR. C1EORUK O il ait
urious cushions. The new non-glare
are dead wrong. And he contends that's doing the squandering.
Licensed (1. O.
O H IN K SK W RD IC1N B
windshields makes driving safer and
that the Weather Bureau averages’
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more pleasant. The
new airplane
24BU Burnside M.
over the past 50 years will prove it.
Oor. rh ln l.
BR MOB
Rainy Sundays every now and then instrument panel carries a conven-
Portland, Oregon
are good things. They save a lot of ient grouping of driving controls—
gasoline, profanity and Occidents
A HIGHWAY ARGUMENT
and the distinctive new color combi­
nations grace every model.
An item in an exchange says but­
Chevrolet engineers point out tin t
When a local motorist drives over
tons were once a luxury. And now the four Delco-Lovejo^- hydraulic i
) good road, in preference to a sand
they are just a plain nuisance.
shock absorbers on all models eli­ Pure, Clean Milk is as essential as
or dirt ntid y ffc saves two cents a
minate road shocks and greatly in­ sunshine to your children’s health
mile in tire and tube wear and con­
I.ondon is trying out rubber pave­ crease comfort.
sumption of gasoline. Some tnay
For Milk scoring 95 out of a per­
They also declare
that the im­
dispute it, but the American Road ments. Maybe they want to nuke it
50 horse
power cylinder fect 100 points by the State Dairy
Builders Association offers the fig­ easier for pedestrians after they’ve proved
Beaverton, Oregon, Near S. P. Depot.
| been hit by a machine.
and Food Department
motor gives smoother, quieter opera­
ures after a year of experiment with
tion
with
increased
power.
Call the
every kind of tire and every type of
Times change, but that little word
In traffic, the new automotive ac­
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“if” still stands between us and some celeration pump provides the flash­
The report explains that tractive mighty big things.
ing pick-up which is to be desired
Beaverton 2407
resistance on paved roads it reduced
so much And fully-enclosed, inter­
and that this resistance is what
Deliveries day or night
Wouldn't it be fine for Washing­ nal expanding weather-proof brakes
wears tires; the least amount of
ton City residents if they could heat assure positive brake action at all
Our Motto Quality, Service,
tire wear. Where a ear will go 1.5
their homes with hot air congress times.
miles to the gallon on a paved sur­
provides ?
New larger, full-balloon tires with
Satisfaction
face it has been found that 147 gal­
MORTICIAN
smaller wheels improve roadability,
lons are needed to cover the same
If Nature is so grand, why did she comfort and appearance.
BEAVERTON,
OREGON
distance on unpaved roads.
give the thickest skulls to those who
W E S E R V E R E G A R D L E S S OF T H E T IM E DAY OR NIGHT
For
night
driving
the
two-beam
Right here is argument enough for have least to protect.
headlamps controller by a foot but­
paved roads, though a hundred nth
ton permit courtesy, without dim­
er arguments just as good can he
They are still experimenting but ming the lights.
FOUNTAIN PENS
advanced. If motorists can save two have yet to find an automobile that
And of course all closed models
cents a mile on paved roads then can wreck a train and then push it
have the distinctive Chevrolet fea­
$1.50 and up
how long, considering the number of off the track.
ture, the adjustable drivers «eat.
cars in <>|>eration in this state, would
Dr. A. E. Wilson
it take to pay off the added tax
A in.vwatlti. Kan., flapper hands
state-wide paving would cost? Not out this advice to her sisters who T E L E P H O N E CO M PA N Y
very long. Of course there is the are undecided about wearing long
Optometrist
P U B L IS H ALMANAC
saving in time to he considered, as skirts: "Let your chassis be your
Jeweler
well as the advantage of getting to guide."
Containing
important
historical
data, as well as a wealth of interest­
WORKING DAY OF HEN
1. Lights will increase winter egg ing infomtition about telephony and
communication, the ne»w 19J0 issue
production.
of the Telephone Almanac has just
Electric
Lights
Will
Increase
2. Records on 756 Ohio Calendar been received, according to R Bacon
Egg Yield
flocks show lighted flocks producing manager for the Pacific Telephone
twenty per cent more than unlighted
is a prescription for
General rules for using hen house ones from October to March, and and Telegraph Company.
Copies of the Almanac, which is COLDS. G R I P P E . FLU. DENGUE.
lights are formulated in the report nine per cent more for the entire
published bv the American Tele­
as follows:
year.
phone and Telegraph Company, may RILIOUS F E V E K AND MA LA RIA
1. The lights should be turned on
3.
Lights
will
hasten
breeders
into
be obtained at the local telephone It it the most speedy remedy known.
at the same time every morning
office.
2. The «ktylight period should be production.
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not over thirteen or fourteen hours. 4. Lights will prevent winter molt
3. Always have both feed and of early hatched pullets.
5. Lights «will hasten maturity of
water available during the extra
hours regardless of morning or night late hatched pullets.
6. Lights used on culls will in­
feeding.
HARDWARE
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C. G EE
crease
the fall and winter production
4. Feed gram Uberallv to maintain
Plumbing and Heating
body weight.
7. Lights properly used will mater­
WO
HIGH PRESSURE
5- Try to maintain production at ially increase the labor income.
BALLOON
C H IN E S E
about sixty per cent or slightly less.
F. W. BISHOP
3Q x 3*/2 regular
29x4.40
M F D IC A L
& Lighting it profitable from Oc­
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$4.95
$5.79
HERBS
7. Discontinue the light gradually
P IL E S
C O , Inc.
in the spring, with a change of ten
30 x 3V2 oversize
29x4.55
and Associated Disorv;rs
minutes daily.
292'«
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are a form of
$5.10
$6.55
K Continue to feed early and late
29 Years
Alder St.
V ARICOSE V E IN S
W H E N IN PO R T L A N D
in the day when lights Ure elimin­
31x4
30x4.50
Portland, Ore.
ated
which can be successfully treated
I S T O P AT T H E
$3.85
C H IN ESE REM ED IES
"If all these rules are observed, without surgery, pain or loss of time
$6.59
the poultryman who uses lights will from routine activity in much the
—are recommended for the alle­
materially increase his labor income" same manner as varicose veins an l
viation of Liver, StonAch, Kid­
OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION
Newly Furnished
Electric lights in the henhouse to ulcers located elsewhere are treated
ney and Bladder trouble. Many
Send for Free Booklet
Coairteoua. Service Reasonable
lengthen the hen’s «working day and
have been brnefitted by using the
so increase her egg yield have def­
V ARICOSE V EIN CLINIC
Rates, l lose to Downtown District
Chinese
Roots, Herbs and Barks.
200-t9t -292 Buyers RuilAng
initely proved their itilur, according
14th & Washington St.
Br. J435
Call
or
write—2t»2l i Alder St.
Tal
AT
SMS
Portland.
Oragon
to a report from the Ohio State
corner Third St.
BEAVERTON. OREGON
Agricultural cvUcgf. which says:
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Member
National
Editorial
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Editorial
Portland
to
L o s A n g e le s
Southern Pacific
r renctl Beauty dnop
Cyclamens & Primroses
For Sale
Charles Berthold
W. E.
PEGG
NOW
for the First Time
66 6
Goodyear
Tire Values
at these Low Prices
Life Time Guarantee Against Defects
Carlton Hotel
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