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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1930)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1930 __ ■■■. — " "" ■— 1 ■ 1 ■— — ^ THE WANT ADS. Œ NTS A LINE PER TIME INSTRUCTION« Five CENTS a line per iaaue Count Sive words to the lino. Then count your probta. Theae Classified Ads appear in Beavtrlon Enterprise, Tigard Sen tinel, Multnomah Preaa, Aloha Newt and Yamhill Journal. 10.00* READERS W EEKLY D C ’+'X'+c-X'JW 1 v-x v-x-x-v FOR SALE— K. I. setting hens. J. L. Harris, Rt. 2, Beaverton. FOR SALE— 17-months old Jersey and Guernsey bull; $-10.00. Or would gi\e same or good cctv difference between a 1200-lb. team and a heavier one. W . E. Nuckols, Yum- hill, phone 36x2. Sentimental Messages Sentiment expressed nn «-¡irly vain tines prove Unit the gentleman then meant the words he Inscribed or that breach of promise suits weren't us eus- touiury us they are today. The wise young man of l'.K'.O I- satisfied will “To my sweetheart" in«vribed on it large, red heart tilled with clue dates Imt a message inscribed in 1805 read ns follows: "To my friend' The charm that best cun sweeten life is found to be a faithful wife; the wife I s e e k - good. kind, and true— love whispers 1 shall tind in you.” BEVERTON A halt million forest and shade trees are now being grown by Ore- , gon and the federal government for free distribution to Oregon larutWs who desire them to establish wood lots, shelter belts, or for landscape purposes, according to a new state pamphlet “Tree Flaming on Oregon Farms,” written by George W . Feavy, dean of forestry at Oregon State college. ENTERPRISE p| , ved under sometime before the buds begin to break in the spring. _______ ^>wls which develop leg weakness -‘ ml not show a marked improve- Ulenl within a days art* best dis- posed of, sny the Oregon .xperi- n,ent station. HOME POINTERS Fifty-six pounds of burned lime is The wise won o n of advancing equivalent to 74 pounds of hydrated years gives quite as much attention lime, or lit) pounds of ground lime to her appearance as her daughter. stone, according to the Oregon Ex- | perimem stntion. Ease of housekeeping is always No control of scab disease of more likely to tolkw in the wake of pears can be expected from spraying the system of uiinagement which during the dormant season, says the provides a place for every pot and Oregon Experiment station. Recom pan, for every garment, or any other mendation for control of this disease utensil or piece of equipment. are two sprayings in the spring be fore blossoming and two or three in \ good place for a pretty garden the spring after blossoming, using or or lawn is where mother can enjoy dinary liquid lime-sulfur in strengths it from the kitchen window. FARM REMINDERS recommended In the ...spraying pro gram bulletin available at the star One of the greatest conveniences Oregon’s export market for dairy- tion. As old lettves are practically products is becoming more discrin\- the only source of infection in the in any clothes closet is a shoe shelf spring, it is essential that they be placed above the base board so that inuiing as to quality. r AGL S —— shoes may be reached with less 1 IT IS ONLY ON THE BASIS OF stooping and also may be kept off CONFIDENCE AND TRUST the floor of the closet. THAT YOU CAN BUILD UP BUSINESS A long spring with a radium bulb attached to the pull of the old-fash ioned light in the bath room m akes' the turning off of the light more in teresting to the children and less likely, therefore, to be forgotten. C. GEE WO \\ hen proper places are provided for personal equipment, it is much easier to teach children the import ant lesion of putting away articles us soon a they are through with them. .Y .S V WHEN iV .V .V .V .V .W V IN . P O R T L A N D I STOP AT THE Carlton Hotel Newly Furnished Service Reaapn*ble Rates, L lose to Downtown Lhstrict 14th & W ashington St. Br. 3435 Courteous, ■ • •■ ■■■■•■■■a ■ • • • • ■ ■ ■ i t * CHINESE MEDICAL HERBS C O , Inc. 2*2 Aide, S t 29 Year. Portland, Ore. CHINESE REMEDIES —are recommended for the alle viation of Liver, Stonatch, Kid ney and Bladder trouble. Many have been benefitted by using the ( liinese Roots, Herbs and Burks. Call or write—262J4 Alder St. comer Third St. W AN TE D —Old Buick car for the parts; must be cheap. R. L. Hick|> man, Box 152, Yamhill, Oregon. ~~ — — NEARLY new furniture for about four rooms. W e were forced to take this back after it. was partly paid for. You can go on with the payments of $10 or $15 a month and save what htis been paid in. See Mr. Baker and ask for the Hobnes furniture. The Upstairs Furniture Store, 167 Fourth st.., at Yamhill, Portland, Oregon. FOR SALE—320 electric incubators; never fail; 1 'rice, $30.00. C. P. Walker, Yamhill.___________ DANCE—At the Fairvale Club house every Saturday night, under the auspices of the club. Free Checking, Refreshments. PLANO IN STORAGE—Looks and is like new. Will sacrifice for balance, $168.00. Terms $2.00 .•weekly. W ill discount for cash. Write Tallman Piano Store, 395 So. 12th St., Salem, Oregon. DRESSM AKING—Remodeling, Coats Relined. First house on Burnham Ave. Mrs. Jeffs, Tigard. I W IL L H AVE SPACE in my in cubator. for 1600 eggs during the month of March. If you wish some j eggs hatched, pleas? phone or write for prices. Dave Thompson, Yamhill, Oregon THE NEW DURANT 6-14 DE LUXE SEDAN WORLD'S GREATEST AUTOMOBILE VALUE IN A P P E A R A N C E PERFO RM A N CE CO M FO RT TR A D E —Leghorn rooster, Hansen strain, for Pullets. Beaverton 4105. •PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING—Any make, 151 4th Street, near Mor rison, Portland, Oregon. FOR WOOD, Call Tigard 1815. Rick Wood, $6 per cord. 4-ft. wood, $5 per cord. 4t FOR SALE—Laundry-ette Electric washing machine, slightly used, $50 Terms. Multnomah Hardware Store ATwater 5923. TRAD E —Nicely improved poultry acre Tacoma, for small place near Yamhill, or Washington county. R. F. D. 4, Bx. 636 Tacoma, Wash FOR SALE—Sand, gravel, crushed rock and road gravel. P. E. Hagg, Phone Tigard 46. W IN TER APPLES—50c a box and up, D. Pitt, 1 mile south of Bank of Beaverton. E X PE R T Shoemaker at Tigard, see Jo h n Lenz, tw o blocks south of Public school "AN Y GIRL in need of a friend, write Elsie H. Allentatici. The Sal vation Arnty White Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Avenue, Portland. Oregon." DRESSMAKING Jessie Huslnge Y a mile from Address Tigard, wanted by Mrs. at her residence McDonald’s store. RFD 1. an ENTI R ELY Tiens D U R A N T MODEL 6-14 OFFERS... P R O U D L Y .. Durant dealers await your visit to their showrooms today to inspect the world's greatest Automobile VALUE. .the New M odel 6-14. E N F IR E L Y N E W , from the new Durant emblem to the new differential GLASSES FOUND—Dec. 24th on Front St., between Beaverton Bank and Erickson garage. Call at Enterprise o f f i c e . _______ with double the ordinary number of Timken bearings, the M odel 6-14 it RICHARDSON’S RUGGED CHIX— Nine years breeding with Hhnson stock. Having introduced new blood lines last season by purchas ing hatching eggs direct from the Hanson farm our males are from bloodlines closely related to the W’orld’s Championship pen. Many of our chicks for 1930 have already been sold to old customers. Your early order will be appreciated. Tualatin Heights Chickery, E. C. Richardson, Tualatin, Phone Tigard 04152. petition. » • New Pyrodyne High Turbulence Head on the new 58 Horse Power A V A V s W Beacon 7277 ^ W A ttorney throughout the nation. • » Its performance surpasses the best offered by com Durant-designed Continental M otor improves previous standards of getaway, speed, and hill-climbing. « • In all the world no other car offers the unprecedented Value found in the Entirely New Durant 6-14. « • Convince yourself by comparison. Midland Stccldraulic4-Whccl Brakes; Strombcrg Carburetor, with Economiser;. . . A Heavy Frame, Doubly Reinforced at Load Points; Borg & Beck Clutch, Smooth,Silcnt; Nelson Bohnalitc Invar-Strut Pistons; Rubber Motor Mountings; Rubber Insula tors to Cushion Clutch; Morse Silent Timing Cham; Pipclcss Pressure Feed Motor Lubrication; A d d i tional TimkcnTaptr Roller Bearings; 14'/a to 1 Steer ing Ratio, Feather-Touch C o n tro l;.. . Spear-Point Louvres,Fitments to match..and many other features. Enjoy the Thrill of Driving this Marvelously-Engineered Entirely N E W D U R A N T . M at DEMPSEY Law Bank Bldg Portland W A V A ' A W . ’A ' A V . ' A V . V . V . PRICES STARTING AT *785 f O • LANSING, MICHIGAN TS. COMPLETE NEW DURANT LINE ALSO INCLUDES THE FO UR-FO RTY . . . *o n o -s lowest oooa SEDAN m ic io SIX .SIX TY woaio-s riNEtt . roue- . low - pwced . si* S IX S I X T Y - S IX > > ■ 4 rotWAtD SPEEDS AT rna WORLD'S LOWEST a n d A V A ’A V A V Evening* by Appointment A m erican Its style is super-modern. » » Its Spear-Point art motif is the talk of A uto Rows N E W M E C H A N IC A L F E A T U R E S . . . Residence Beacon 5®71 FREDERICK IB more rugged in chassis and body construction than any other low-priced six. ...COUNTLESS OTTO ERICKSON BEAVERTON, OREGON